011 X AND SUBURBAN:
COUT REPORTS,
is DlstxteS ,Court.
norms liaa, R. W. wiulims.
Mary Ann Maiiy*g.,• James •Mlllinfmr. it
.
Was alleged that in Jely, mes, plaintiff Sold
'at Rue-F-Oftlota of ground Pt South Pitts
burgh, whichwereknockeddownto defends
. ant for .6,700. A deed WAS executed and
. presented to defendant at his_ residence In'
Philadelphia, butte declined to receive It
'wild 'refused to pay. the prise for which the
lots Were sold. ' Subsequently they were
, :snobs sold. bringhig MAC unit was brought
.. to recover eIAOO, the difference between the
- • first end second sale. It was claimed the
• •defendant was Informix' by the auctioneer
that the - minimum ' , price at which the lots
would be sold was 49.000, when lie-signified
46,700 sald w tbighesi. bid, at which the lots
. were An
.:—.Aluasbaatad,lournment..• -• •
Baldinger vs. Jeremiah Knox. Motion
for a new trial. •
Conamovarleas.
Before Bon. Themes-Meßon.
Merriale4 lkied vs. Frank Hauck, nor.'
viving partner of the arm of F. ileum d.
Bro. Before. reported. • Jury withdrawn
and non-milt entered.
qaniefilloward-va. Wellaoo Patrick. Ac
tloifto 'reeover for placing s roof over the
barn Of 'cleferulant, payment having been
rotoseden tte ground that the worn as
JAW/7 date, . rtecesaitating replacement of
Oheirfgli: Veraict In favor of plaintiff for
SM.
-.•&Ail Keenan vs. James Brightmors. do.
idea In replevin ler a horse valued at Wm:
Odtrial as adiosommout.
Midas Petroleum and Improvement
Company vs. L. IL llcAboy and E. S.
Wright. Suite discontinued by um. corn.
.- piny, and epst paid.
, .: - Prirlay's Trial List.
- • coxxorr #LIC.II2I.
. 7. Executors of Anton Beas,'dciPd vs. Jos.
Reinhardt. - ,
8. K. Bracken va W. J. Smith.
9. ILlSksesport Nortcrsh ye. Watson Mains.
- lailtrancla EL Lynch vs. hrarwareLl3rudle.
11; - Yred.k at , ,rator a Co. vs. IL. Bracken.
vs. JUMVS A. Her.
;13. Patrick Sullivan vs. Patrick Kelley.
1 4 . 2lIZataith Rogers vs. Kezolah, Ford.
rt. Given RObltiSola vs. 1 - raucls B. Blake!
10. 1 / a vid F. Hoary vs. Union Reanlug and
,Mating Company. (Fob. List.)
71:e. C: rowan vs. Allegheny elty.
7Z; Zootrnan and Fidler va. Cyril. hillier.
tllJßutinter Eskers' L co - , - vs. Mrs. F
ra, M. Turuplkv Crakkard Pas.
.I.ll.osrikarirsilway.
76. Alexander Vs. Alex. Murray.
17. R. fj. Woods ys. Jae. IdcK. Snodgrass.
V& J. Ir. and Nancy Largo Vs. Jane and
Cyrsclalseii vs. /Lanai }ferry.
The city Nehpol rloperintendent7.
rettehrbeWlii, Alio !blatant= Ytiocxired
nitatinangllaf =obi cerinln pnalcu
. ors, to whint=3 Xtintlnnotne reference yes.
torday:
' 81:c..1.'h0 school iilrectors of any etty o
bin'cruv.l3An this Commonwealth. 12.111rthg
!'.l.oPOlatturk drover ten thdteand Intultd
coats , may, on the 'dist Tneeday of May,
unh - .t.h - oueand, eight hundrexi and' sixty
,lllll4-and every third year thoreafter,olect,
rim woe, by emaiority of -the whole num
ber present, ono person of literary and sci
enting t eriquirements, and akin, and '
qUIIROXIenti the art of tesclung, as City
t t - or boronch 'snoerintendent, - for the three
.succeedingschool yearn, and thesaidechool
'directors shall determine
the
amount of
compensation for enid oily or borough su-
Parietal:dent. which som
as
p a shall be
paid by thee aide OMeers as pay the salaries
'of teachers In imch eahool district, and in
the same =tanner Be such salaries are now
paid., provided, That nothing In th is not
j • studlprevent the directors of any city or
• boremiehr fromeleeting • superintendent to
sortie from:the' time of election until the
coMffieneetnent •: of school yeari ,
one thousand bight hundred a nd
sixty-nano, from /thing a vacancy,
__ettould. any mew. for; the - neer
' •‘ tekrillCifsaidedlicei nor - from lames.-
- - leg the !Wary of a superintendent at any
• tlmet Provided oleo, That the President of
thelloard of,Directors or controllers of any
city - or boronatriln- this • Commonwealth
shall, at any time alter the passage of this
act, if so requested In writing; by seven
Directorsor Controllers, call a: consentiOn,
ightluglat least - five days , notice thereof,' of
all the Directors off/old city or borough, to
determinewhether they will elect a city or
borbngh buperlntendent • In accordance
with the
i Lrovlslons of this act: and if at
each/ Mee g, It, shall be.decided to hold
snob an e ection, the said directors shall
again convene at the times appointed by this
. Aecepjo of this am, or any other time, m no.
,
IXortbiooo with itshrOrnilOntk and at a place
• noxd upon by themselves, when they shall
proceed to carry their determlnationanjo
• effect inthe same manner as Is dean y con
ventions held for the election of county en
perintendents, and all subsequent convene
thins for carrying Into effect the purposes
-of.this not !Mal be eallegllt the same man
' - herby said president of the board of direc
tors or controllers of such city or borough,
Sos. fk That It shall be the duty of the
tlresldent andeetretary of the meeting of
the directors of any city or borough, at
which a. city or boroegh superintendent of
common , schools` to certify the name
end address - of the person elected
city or borough superintendent in per.
intsnee of the provisions of this act,'
tuni.- three_ rof all. . • - other candidates
Who received votes, - together with the
amount of compensation fired upon by said !
directors; month° receipt 'of such comb!•
rate, if no valid °ldeation be received with
in thirty days after the day of election, the
superusendeat ,of • common schools shall
COMMLISIOrkc the person so elected for the
• term for which he wee elected, Mall obits
: ticrettoAssulag anels. "coMmisaton be made
;MUM tbirlY..daYis, the - superintendent of
common schools shall proceed with like
power, and In like manner as he is now re
to--110; - where objections are made
• ehainse issuing - eralnllesions to person
• ,
claiming to be edeetfal county Superintend ,
Ont.
- Swittl;" l 7illt, kronkand• after 'the appoint
""meat 015 . city superintendent:lu any city,
or borcr,igh in this Commonwealth, and the
Prorisr-tuitifteatiotof thesuperintsndeatof
colinnon schools of the fact, such city or
borough shall nut to subject to the author
. Ity Sod jurisdiction of •the county scioerio
..:',l.olidentottnii coantyln which such City or
romilt is located, except that In the mat
ter of holding the anr.ual teachers , insti
tutes es ]fielded trr luritions third, fourth
and fifth of this act, In which the city or
borough superintendent shall cooperate,
and.the. qu - aindielbtate appro.
priattini t ar SalaCity•orborough„ shall not
be dlminiehod by reason of any contribu
tion to the salaries of the countrawyerki
>: ,Ailklys borou g hs ll the directors Of-Such
o robs at any election for
superintendents.
• ti50.15.-ISstiell be the duty of mildly or
•borough scrperintefuleats to take a similar
• oath or aMrmation to that now required of
county superintendents, to perform, within
.the /inkitsof their !opera jertsdletions, all
' t4eotitlesnolrby law enjoined upon comb
itrubperintendents, and to. discharge such
of her duties as the by-laws, rules and mite
' • lotions critter yeepeetlre'• boards of dint,-
- tore marreqUirei and'it shall be their duty,
- in addition to an anneal ropQrt, to report
monthly ; to .the . department of common
schools Such facts relating to - their wok,
and the condition of tile schools under their
• ---- ctlgrge, es may be required by the suporin.
• ..r* towitutorcommon schools. and to attend
~ - --2001141140eritzpertatendenta called by said
superintendent of common schools.
D.m,ieL
••-..,C3P•r/ea_tr•D'aPPlOttwd before Alder.
Mott Vqr; and =ado =M
t-- •plainragainst— Walser, chaining hint with
~.treepaan and- damages. Prosecutor avers
.. that he left, fonr :.and a half yards of cloth
with detendant"who to a tailor, for the our.
Pine of making therefrom ItLair of pants
:ITine and a t'
half =akin i g d the
same; th at wheat, ho received them from
•` Vollmer they were useless to .deponent on
account of.Mo manner to which they were
farther-minima that, defendant
refuses to make good to him the lona be has
sustained. The, defendant was notidedto
aPneartbv attesting. • -
• -r MFFERvEspING
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA.
ThIS X•"••t• I. •
3 ...“,IAF, .1T bear '4,7°`:TY2
all lOWA , cur. rot sali,bj.% •
' Dropastc Prepated ANTLIUE 11061.14,
. =Spring stTeet..New York. trttalm7
ST -COMMON _ MACHINE
li?V11502116 WORK& NotilDren Coma o
Common. LAutaanT.
• TBNID.E.. AT.N.1411121 • Co. .
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DEAD AND TOM• MEM. £o.. Et.
Ir , "aa DPIANNY ATN•tatt. (mows MCA
110tALAR:&:110SER, - I
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BX:MOBXICECYrif,
nartr ASSOCIATION BUILDING, No. A RIO
4 ST. CLAIR AMBIT, PITTSBUIIa Us PA.
CffiZtratig VaslstLlNVolitZlinV
... • -.
EMI 'LEADS. •
X.; Cro. Bread Mate Lead
—de di.
do
4,c,omPunt.r— do
'''''" 2 " M d""fe . r
. 011 Benner , : 131ae s,
• Bed Lead and Lithaefe: .
/ colors do fpq i i t o Ar OM%
!Tor age 7 Tiordaed r,
SUNIPILIEBr-3 ?fay!s•
a tads. fres in.
• '• • 8 • sweet elder:
• a.
•••••,- Ca pl ets'sl77l=i-•
'titbt Apple Butler:
nay. Oats, sc..
Li star. ana tor see ol ksiNE AN Jim.
IEAIED FRUITS. '
- 69 bbls !bake her readies;
It o o , biu: a bels stales .S . Lpples;
• jsbibireasiv:d cossidislou l aid !bifida Uri
to the rule.
,SE.IP/ststfrulieNfg'itr*l.
AVENCT......
Justreettral•- ,
409 to.f.! . dam
Ye iai'W.
cora. . -
tb .„„ nm t s ,_
roraalibriPAr scHt Aiwz LA i paz t .
0.1
200 bble. mbile .Lime
Wri6lebY. JoB.VAIIIIA D itl3oki;
Pll. Tt.
Banker and Broker,
18 Wood St., neu corer, et Fifth,
61.1 dommlptions Of Government Bonds
mnght and road on liberal terms.
London and Continental Wzobange win
at flew York rates.
Gold. Silver and COepen tomrbt at binn
ed rates. end Gold Drafts ned on New
Tort. ,
ALL SIZES 7 3-10 BONDS
Converted Into 5-20'5,1865,
EMS DELIVERED IIdIIEDI&TELY.
JAS. T. BRADY & CO.,
Bankers,
Cot. Fourth & Wood Streets.
TO HOLDERS OF 7-30'S.
Xthotos sputa special amazement* with
alresar Croc. 00,
o,lroom:wpm:lent. we arc preoesed th 4 3 3 .VCrt
'3we's 6•Pes of J 853, without charge.
• noisall on Hood for Delivery.
IRA B. IIIeVAY & `CO.,
3131a,nimeans.
00 . 1tliEt n FOURTH AHD 81IITHYLELD an.
SELL YOUR 7-30's
AND
• •- BUY 5-20'S.
Holden of SEVEN THIRTIES will End an ad
vantage of OVER . Ni" OP ONE PEN CENT.. by
converting on Ws plan.
11. BUM & CO.,
AN KERS,
COR. 4TH tr. SMITHFIELD STREETS.
ap.241.7
• FINANCE AND TRADE.
0.0.07 Mill PEWSItIIIIB eASETTIe
Tnensrosy.lepril 25, 1921.
The New York stock quotations to-day,
as received by Mr. P. R. Mertz, were as
follows Gold, 1414; Eighty-one bonds,
109; Fire Twenties, 1932, 10034; do, 1864,
1ik.1.1; do, 1805,1129%; Consols. '65, 10714; Ten
Forties,• 9834; Seven Thirties, 106; 2d
and 3d issue, 10534; Michigan South
ern Rallruad, WIC Cleveland d Pitts.
burgh, 11134; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chi.
cago, 3234; Chicago and Northwestern,
coMmon, 317 do preferred, 5114: Now York
Centml, 97; 10134;. Erie, 5634;
Chi
cagoandßeeklsland, MK.
There is a decided improvement noticea
olo In Railroad stocks; the shares of all the
leading railroads have advanced 34 per
cent. Cleveland, Fort Wayne and Nfuth
Western are the strongest on the list.
Molders of Fort Wayne are principally
huge Capitalists, and the majority of them
are ortglital subscribers to Ohio and.Penn
eylvania Railroad stock, which wee prin.
cllially taken at Frankfort. North Western
shares are strong., and money if remains
easy, will command their former prices -36
037 and 64005,respectively for common and
preferred. Cleveland and Pittsburgh la
strong, but, anch a Small road is a mere
football for small cliques, and unsafe to
handle..
Government securities are lower tcsday,
in sympathy with the decline in Europe,
and large blocks of bonds will arrive Dore
soon from Europe; a decline of old. Five.
Twenties must necessarily depress other
descriptions of bonds. Gold opened at
IBiji, but jumped to 1484 j, declined to no%
and is now strong at MX, with an adyanc
ing tendency.
James T. Brady d Co., bankers, cor
ner of Fourth and Wood streets, dealers in
Government Securities, quote the same in
New York today as Pillows:
& Sites lull L I
V' • 1865
V. S. Tem.Fortlos
. U. S. Consols 1863 1 10 1 . 16
August Seven-thirties
June t l
IS. ;
Decec-, Compounds, DU us'
—ln some quarters it is stated as a fart,
that by the terms of the act under which
the f-Ne were issued the right to convert
them into 3-93 bonds may - be cut off on the
day of their maturity, thus rendering It
expedient for holders of 7-Ne of the drat
series maturing cax‘the 1511, day of August
next to make the exchange under the pies
ent conditions, which are In themselves
very formable indeed. On this subject, of
conversion, however, a correspondent of
the New 'York .Tourned of pommel= 'asks
"whether the G•ivenimenforlll give a 3.2)
bond dated IfEi for the 7,.1)3 maturing in
August, (when they mature) or throe hold
era to receive 3•339 of 1663 for them I Or If
we lot the time—August 13—pass without
&chin - idol. Will we then be obliged to re
ceive the currency! in reply the journal
of Commerce says:
"The holders of these notes ;maturing
taVrtfetbihrat:/danixf!oltiSbe compelled .
i t s ' :
Is very explicit.. They are convertible at
maturity, at the option of the holder, into
a 6 per cent. bond redeemable after flee
years at the pleasure of the Government,
. and payable twenty years altar Aogust 13,
DC, bearing six per cent. setni-annuth in
tcfmt DaYable In gold. No other bond will
answer the parl3ololl of such redemption,
When the notes mature. In our Judgment
such a bond should have been prepared
and tendered to the haiderzln advance; but
this has not been done. Those who hare
exchanged have taken the bonds of July,
ISO, while the government and Gs . agents
have bought freely of the notes, and sold
out the bonds to cover as the lll:mutations
in the Markt gave them opportunity. The
bolder of the notes is not legally bound
declare his option on the day of maturity.
At maturity, for all such purposes, moans
on and alter the date of maturity; and we
think do not the Secretary wou ld quibble
about this interpretation.. Wean:mot learn
sitively that the plates for the August
• • ds are ready; but we suppose that the
work has not been neglected. The Secre
tary is not authorized to make this ex
change, but he can be compelled to dolt
beyond a legal question."
—The New York Herr aye; it would be
well for the holders of the first Perll3ll to tan
.dentand that if they fall to Raul or sell
their notes before the 11th of August, they
wilt be vial off at par in lawful currency.
If filed at the Treasury on the 11th ofdu
e i 1
gust, as for funding, tbe holders on ea, re.
live Twenty bonds for the consoli
dated Issue of 1865 at once; or, if they pre.
fer, a new series of Fire Twenties, dating
front 16th of August, 1(65, they will receive
them as soon as they can be prepared and
registend. It is not believed that such a
class of bonds would" prove as marketable
or otherwise as desirable as the January
and July Consolidated series of leas, But
there is no purpose on the pan. of the
Treasury to withhold them, if preteens',
and this preference/ expressed on the ma.
Suety of the Seven Thirty per cents. Mew.
while every facility is afforded, in advance
of tae obligation to convert at that time.
for funding the notes into 'the consolidated
Plea Twenty registered or coupon stock of
—As the Malted Staten Revenue Assessors
arenowengaged teldistributingtbelr blanks
to tav e payers, difficult questions are daily.
coming up for solution, and which AIMS.
sore find It as difficult to determine as do
the tax-payers themselves; hence the ap
peal to the press. Among other questions,
Mb; asked, wis an inheritance to be meta
ded In an inoome cetera, and taxable as
suckr It is not. All legacies, bequests and
Erge rt giitr i 4if g by
=I t :: tlfu r & i rtAa
tors before they aro paid over to the lega
tees or inheritors, and the receipt of such
valuables does not impose any additional
revenue tax on the receivers. Neither are
gifts of money (according to a decision of
the Commissioner) to', be reckoned as in
comeonlem they are In some sense a pay
ment or reward for services rendered.
adeago Cottle MarkeL
CIOIOACIO, April 23 —The , fresh rears Of
Beef Cattle at the Union Stock Tar • are
2301 head. Entered Wog, 734 had, stimuli
ranging from Seer for fair to good botch
eels steers. and from 110,40Z8,90 for good to
choice shipping a beeves.
but
market
11 : v e sa e gf large sapYpitas,,bettyerts ° pon
held 13 4
to r :
concessions, and Cl the dose the market
rules gnict and a shade easier. • The re
°tints consist mainly of distillery fed cat
tle in very gadcondition, and advioes are
to the effect that large numbers arc pet to
tome. With this prospect buyers are not.
'overanxious to
. ris a tZ t it id :ur rices. and
V,lltrt9g,;3.f earn
ms eket iloady, add nrt ' Z ' epre Wl t s 7
vaituss bysn oversupply.
pry Goode Tirade.
Mt Telegraph to the Plttsbarge u.setti.3
NOV Your, April 2.7.—Dry goons market
lacks aalmatlon, sad Pomo are greatly de.
prowled for medium and low makes of cot.
ton and woolen fabrioa. Carpet trade Is
good and prloea Steady. Prints 410. for good
styles and only pearled° for inferior makes.
Unbleached mash= sell slowly at a redac
tion, the best mat
o, being worth nnfor
Print; /7;4 for Lelrrence,
P. GOO. slot ode, at 0 , 44**, •
JAMBS DAUM & SON,
69 and 70 Water Street,
LARD OIL HANUFACTIMERS, -
And dealers In CRUDE, LUBUICAT/IM and .
CARBON OILS.
We warner our No. I Lard Oil equal to the
best einclanatl. oh other brands. and Prone.*
to sell as low as einclanatt or Chicago rates.
Our N 0.2 Lard 011 as • Lubricator cannot be
excelled. •
Illmk Creek Lubricating and standard brands ,
of Carbon VL constantly on hand.
Merchants and manufacturer. will find it.to
their Interest to give us a call before ordering
Lard Olt !Tom the West.• • fel9:M3
. .
=l=
0711C1107 TUN PlTralsa iw pill 18$7.ilf GASITTN.
TIIMILOLT, A $
The sharp advance In gold has imparted
more strength to the Markets gen.
trolly - , and, especially, Groceries, which are
considerably excited and higher. Flour,
.too, is ranch firmer, though devoid of ex
citement as yet-a telegram from Milwati•
tee today reports a material advance, and
tne advance there, if maintained, will pro.
duce a corresponding result here. Pro.
visions quiet and unchanged.
GROCERLtia-The grocer) market is con•.
soloranly excited, and un advance on both.
Sugars' nod Co de has heels established,
Conte la quoted at 24% to 25c for common;
Rils to 170 for prime, and 1714 to Mc for
choice. fingers-11% to Ile. for Cuba 13% to
Ile for Porto Itlernl4% to for New Or.
leans; Crushed. 16%eil•A" Coffee, 15? Sc; "11,"
1474 to 15c; oC," It ya Syrups-.P.ooth
Edgar." ID to Flo; oAdatim." iise; common to
g oal, IS 3 rk New
IL, t l ' tt r 3 to t 7 Set
Teas-good to choice Y. IL, $1,45 to SI,M;
common to good, ma to $1, 3 5: good to choice
Oolong. $l.lO to *1,50; Japan, $1,25 to $1,35.
Rico-Rangoon, 10% to 1101 North Carolina,
111. e.
GRAIN-Wheat is quiet and but little in
this market ;sale of 1 car. Penna. Winter at
13.05. Oatsin good supply and lest active
but unchanged; may be quoted at.: to 03 e,
on track and wharf, ended to Co, in more.
Salo of 1 car Shelled Corn at $1,05-nrtn and
demarld. Rye-last salu at $1,60-but lit
tle Offering. Barley may be quoted at $ 1 , 0 5
to $1,15.
-Since the above was written, we have a
sale of 4C03 bushs Shelled Corn at $1,03, and
IPXI bush Rye at $1.55.
FLOUR-1s firm and looking op again,
though, as yet, prices are unchanged. We
continue to q note at $l4 to sl4y,' fo r a m) i
Wheat; $l5 f ancy 6 for Winter Wheat; slB
to MO for f St. Louis brands. Rye
Floor. RI per bOl, and cornmeal, (white
bolted) W.
PROVISIONS -There Is a alight 11.11.
provement to note In the demand for
Bacon, lon prices are unchanged at
Si%o to leo for Shoulders; lige to
12Iye for Ribbed and Clear attics;
1.5%e to
o f for. Piton Sugar Cured Ikon,
and 16% to le.l for Canvassed Rams. Dried
Beef. M. Land, - 13 to 131 i, and Mess Pork, 1..0
t0W.1.50.
STARCH-11as advanced t/4.5, and is now
quoted at. 7% to 7?.ie for "Madison," to the
trade, and S to in a Jobbing way.
TOT (Boast , ltV,c, and Corn atareb, 130. •
SEEDS.-Cloverseed is n ot in a retail
way at 012, but It Would not begin to bring
that Illgure for shipment, is only worth
$5,50 to $3 tit PhltaltelphlatsTimothy Seed
la quiet and unchanged at 83. IbiXems/
in good demand at $3.
BUTTL/1-11 dull, with liberal arrival.,
and a supply coresiderably In excess of the
demand; prime to choice fresh Roll may ho
quoted at to 2So 30e, and choice at ant to
33 mots.
EGGS--Contlnuo very doll, and the ten
dency is still downward. we now quote as
15 tole°.
POTATOES—In bettor supply and dull
—a round lot could probably bo rarchaimd
at a decllno. In store, pnces remain un
changed at Mc to 61 per bush.
GREEN APPLES—DuII but unchanged—
selling all the way from t 3 to 41 for coat.
mon to fair; 41,60 to 45 per bbl for good, and
06,50 to 06 for choice..
DRIED FRUIT—Is dial but unchanged
—small sales at 8 to Sc for Apples, and 14 to
Lie for Peaches.
• • -
I.LAY—Is quiet hat 1:m0111121gal. Good to
strictly prime Timothy Stay may be (noted
at $25 to S2G, on track and wharf. • •
OIL-Lard 011 Is firm but unchanged at
Plc for Na 2, and $l,lO for Ha L
CESITRAL LIVE-ATOCK MARKET
0771010 v rsa Pirrearman Oesarrr.)
Truiasrimr. April 25, kV.
The operations in cattle were again very
light this week, reaching Only about two
hundred head, all told. The reason fdithis
is very simple; there teas no supply, and
while there were buyers, and that, too, at
extreme prices, the pens heist tamest en
tirely deserted, they had no chance to do
anything. The great proportion of the cat
tle are being shipped through to New• York
on Western account, but very few offered
for sale at these yards, and to this more
than anything else, may be attributed the
very light volume of business for several
weeks past, Compared with last week,
prices remain about the same, though an
extra drove of cattle, had them been any
such here would doubtless have brought a
tancy ligure. The highest prim reported' is
ay:, though a nice bunch of tat steers would
have brought 9, and possibly 93 to tl4.
Stock cattle may be qaoted at 3 to Gam' ac
cording to quality and condition. A. War
ner sold a good drove of 13 head of nice
Ohio steers, wet-hing 57,530 to Dutfey & Co.,
at Smith a Talmage sold Haynes a Co.
bead of medium stock mttle at ati. J.
12.11tagold Mace a Co. it head, weighing
17,!25, at 1',30. Smith d Talmage sold S.
{Ferny Id head, weighing 15,923, at fl3l - , and
same arm sold Peter Kleiman 18head,welgti
ing_lta,1175, et 8. Hedges Taylor sold Smith
a Mooney 51 head of goad retailing cattle,
weighing 44,099. at 132,;. Kleiner, sold Wood,
tdorrell a Co. 18 head, weighing W,700 at
8,13.
109.
Themarkst for tills class of stoek'sros
considerably stronger than last week, and
etpectally was this the case in regard to
.light hogs, sueb as are shipped to Now Tort,
and prices ruled a fraction tugher than last
week. Tho following sales were reported :
Seller. Buyer. 300. W'ght. Pries.
• Shorrlck to Singer d Co.. i 9 10,713 735
Pideock to Singer d C 0... 11 ;100 7'A
Connor to Singer It Co.— 62 13,675 745
Borror to Boner A C 0.... 71 11.073 7 00
Lafferty to Binger & C0...110 12,075 BCu
AllerUns to Singer A C0..173 66,135 11 CO
Sourer A Co. to Pldcoek.. e 7 12,100 739
Singel Co. to llsroes.... 30 6,230 6 95
Marshall told:trolly 123 54,00 750
Hodges AT. to Murphy,. Cl 9,310 040
Barnes to Murphy 130 22,160 6lt
Bomar: to Pldeock 45 7,403 6 25
almmon• to P1de0ck...... 76. 11.110 640
Moore to Barnes 61 9,473 693
Mills to Barnes 68 11,240 630
Barnes to Martrodor •1 3.60 660
Barnes to U.S.. A C 0....... 35 - 6,710 660
Barnes to Noonan 11 2015 6 60
fledges dT. to ]Barnes... 55 12 975 6
Braun:try tO Barnes fd 13,010 662
Partrlde to Barnes 27 4,970 663
Judy to Barnes 5 75 • 46.6 , 6 775
Gllohroles to Placock—.l33 22,3 , 5 7 05
,
Simmons to Gllchreist....l6) M,3A3 775
Van Wagner to Gliehr 5t.159 26,640 775
W. A. d. Co. to Gllelualst. Of 23,360 a 23
Bans to Gllchrelst .210 36,819. 753
Crouse 3E. to Gilehrelst.l3ll 43,975 700
Johnston to Gllehrelst....l66 31,650 760
Cochran to Gflehrelst..... 50 8,775 793
sew, •
The offering. In Sheep were somewhat
larger than last week, and notwithstanding
the arrivals were fair, there was a very
good attendance of buyers, and paces were
pretty well maintained, ranging from 5 to
Be, gross, for clipped and wooled. The f 01.•
lowing transactions were report.'
Seller. Buyer. No. Weight. Price.
Crawford & Coto Banns& 89 7.175 07 50
Braden to Cue 11l 19,193 G 23
Hoffman to Dcatilet ----BO 10,371
Kedges &T. to Deatrlch..l44 10, 1 50 000
Boon to Pidcock a 12,471 f. So
Hunt to Pidcook it C 0.... el 6,330 823
Hunt to Pideock & '
20 4,175 637
Eolith & T. to Cue 11l 15,30 600
Hedges to Means 167 34,90 6to
!loot toldeans 15 1,161 ' 4 31.,
Bradfield to John L0yd...216 • Dieu 0W
Wilson to Joan Loyd .Pit 5 40
Lerida to Johnson I^' 11,910 750
Partridge to Wernts PM 10,160 spi
Lehman to Slew en SO 16970 8 to
/ledges &T. to /lines BS GAZ 500
Crawford to Buser 111 11.900e1p 673
Crawford to !lesser ...... ..150 12,830 800
Crawford to 'lesser 141 12,273 800
Kleiman to Lesser 850 625
Needy to Mass 164 13,130 756
Needy to Ilus —.AM 0,95 730
Needy to Mau 167 13,175 750
Needy to Mom 135 11,..5* 750
Needy Whim. 1 , 3 15,375 756
MeFenton to I'aneoset....3l3 M 835 7 60
Moore to Pldeock...
. - 186 /7,761 750
Cochran to P/deock 170 10,365 7to
Bradley to rldeoek 183 17,375 7 00
Nose to Pideock 36 3,015 675
I.llgger to Cram ...... ......169 13,3:11 OMI
PITTISBOBISII PETROLEUM PLUME?
Orrxr. 00 MB P1TT1119111411 . 1 GAMIPTIA,
Tar:mbar, April 24, 1057. f
CRUDE—There gue no new eharacterls
tics in the Petroleum market worthy of
special notice. The dullness which has
prevailed for several day' past still con
tinues, and there are no prnepects at pro,-
ant of any Immediate Improvement. We
Cm report Celts of 03, Eid and SOCO bets, for
immediate delivery. all at, Opi, and this Is
oonsidered an outside price for spot oil.
Serino/Mt Will of May, 7c couldprobably
bo obtained—TV:for Ant half of June, and
7;4 for last half of same manta. Ae remark
ed In our last report, there are but compar
aUvely few buyer., and the margin In run
leg oil is so exceedingly light that holders
feel discouraged, we might say disgusted;
with themselvee and everybody elec. A
telegram from - Oil City to-day quoted at.
fp...7541;40.
REPINED—But one sale reported treday,
OW for May and 740 for June, modern
white, at i7Ao, delivered to Philadelphia.
The proepect of a foreign war has brought
about a panicky feeling both here and In
the east, as it is feared, and with good rea
son, too, that In event of hostilities, the
consumption of oil will be greatly re
stricted In Europe. and, of course, ship
metite - would fall off materially. It le thaw
War rumors more than anything else that
hoe produced the stagnation which has
prevailed for some limo past, and no im
provementnood be expected netil matter*
present a more tangible and reliable ap—
pearance,.
. ARRIVALS—The following arrivals oil
were reported today:
Fisher R 1tra....8.451 Jas. Wilkins la*
R. D. Cochran—Mß Jackeon .t Bra:— 700
D. N. Edgerton.. tne W. AlaUtucheon..
Total 0111
Philadelphia Markel:
LBT Telegraph to the Mbabane; Casette.?
P111141 5 / I .IIIIA, April 25.—Petroleurd firm;
regatta In bond Z7lo. Flour dull; western
'extra elt,M; extra State SM. 'Wheat dull.
Corn has an advancing tendency; sales of
4.0* bush yellow at e 1,30. Oats steady at
750. corr. dull. Sugar doll, iv hivki;
Wes coutmbard at $1,70.
Newtork Financial natters.
By Telegrioh to the rittstrUrgb tiotette.)
New Yoae, April 23.—Money unchanged.
Call loans at 469 sterling. Closed weaker;
9561493(. Cotton bliM dillieult. The sale of
;cold has been leas active, but closed steady.
Government sect:rifles in the forenoon were
%GU lower on bonds of , 02 and This af
ternoon the market wasquiet and stead/.
Reorkstered of :81, BF/B/91W%; coupon. of IL,
1u90109%. 8.200, registered, of td, 103. M; 6.20
coupons of 'fie' icoMallOgoureers of '64.109'4
Glosjg; coupons of 433, 10eNtriXIM; de; of
January and July, IONMIOTE: August 7996,
1049(110634; June; do; luMer9l
Border State bonds qatet an dseady; Mu
sour), 0334 Stock Exchange was lirm on
railroad, with a fair business after session:
Erie rose to SS, which caused a general lie.
provement, but there was a alight decline !
from the highest point just previous to the
one o'clock board. The market was flrmer
at the first board, but became dull though
unsteady at, the second board. At the last
open boars prices were generally lower,
Eno was strongeet, while /few York Cen
tral and Michigan Southern ware the weak
est shares on the lot. Large numbers of
short contracts have been closed the last
two Aays, hence ;the market naturally fell
off us the absence of any stormy bull ele
ment. All the Board Directors of the
Michigan Southern wore reeleeted.
William Heath A Co. report the following
prices at Mle r. su: American Gold itch®
140 N. IJI:lo Certificates 2314M . M11: Canton
41396911 M; Cumberitind 0j9e301 Mariposa
preferred iffMaMl,i; Western Union Telt.
graph 83:4036,4l New York Central 9610197;
Erie BltitEs7)3 . llndson 93; Reuling lose
109 , 4; Michigan southern eMiersllii Pitt.
burgh MI",,MSCM; Rock Island. siAiTsTE;
Northwestern T.4032M, do preferred to4le
Mil 4; Fort W ayes 1938i11y.,; Atlantic: 'Mail SOO
Si.; Pacific ISErt9l97. There is a good bus.
anus in Mining Shares, and prices are low.
er. Gregory 8850893 r Corydon 119(9614
Quarts Rill BAWDS; Colorable M.S. Sense.
derfer higher at 75096. _ ,
3mw York Produce Market.
[By Telegrath to the Pittsburgh trasette.]
New Yong, April 23.-klotton is firm and
in good demand, with sales Of 1,500 balm
Middling Uplands at 3e. Flo= la a shade
firmer. but the quotations are unchanged;
receipts 4993 barrels, and sales of 5,305 bar.
roll. California flour is IL-mer ' with aides.
of 2,700 lamella and sacks at $15.751516,60.
_Whisky Is quiet and unchanged, Wheat Is
Itre better, with sales of cow bushels re.
Jected spring at 52,23; N 0.2 Milwaukee, 42,30
(12,67; Amber, 43,33, and white California,
al,oo. Otto indult with sales of 1,600 bushels
State red at 01.641 and western watt offered
at $1.53. Barley is firm with sales of 2,b00
bushels Canada West free at SI,V. Corn Is
to better and chided dull with receipts of
5,000 buahels, and tale. of 16,003 bushels
mixed western, at 111,051i431, 0 7. in store, and
51,38(51.39, afloat, for new western yellow,
western and white eouthern,4l.37:4: new
mixed western, 5185%(51,ZZ. Oats excited
and 1(52o better, with some speculative in
quiry; recetpts of 100 bushels, and. sales of.
AO. bhels western at 74t,4(577c; cholas
do. M 753, and Iltate,6l(iinc. Blee la muninallY
unchanged. Coffee unchanged. Sugar
steady av leas active„ 500 blabs. Cuba at
It A tini:Pl r at ' to n lr , ,T5t1 . 70c 31 ; . 1 3 1 1 1= 1 001 . .
Petroleute—crude,loc; refined, in bond. 270.
Hope unchanged. Pork steady, 300 bola at
061.2,50. Now mess closing at $22,50, cash.
Old tams. µB,ds®lo for prime, and also Idle
75011,89 for prime mesa; am, 2:4 bide. new
Briefat 4..1,12. Buyers option for May.
Beet steady; salve 351 tierces at 633(534,
prime. Beat hams heavy. males 270 bids. at
440(21L Bacon steady, salee of ato boxes at
10146510% for Cumberland cut; lig011)5 for
slitirt ribbed; and 144 for short clear cut.
Cut meats unsteady, sales of Xl3 packages
ate;443itl, ' shoulders ; 12 3 513, Item. Lard
qmet, list bbis. at' 1214013%, new. Butter
dull and unchanged. Cheese steady.
I=l
thy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh tiazette.l
by. Loots,' April b.—Tobacco—Om war
newanas a depreaaing effect on the market
and shippers are standing off. Loge low
leaf, and black wrappers havedeclined, and
gaotationa are for loge; 0%67 for
common leaf; latieb fur factory dried leaf;
13550 for medium dark fillets; 1101015 for
bright do; 61 0 013 for black wrappers; 4184
00 for floe leaf. and $354)75 for fancy do.
Cotton la flat and verlc little doing. Flour
fiat, weak and unsettled, with small males
at $l3 for Spring.' double extra, and 4.15 Z
.for Fail do. Wbeat la unsettled and the
beat grades are ino lower; Spring Snubber..
generally neglected, and good Spring la
quoted at 112,04 Waal. Prime and etrictiY
prime fall, WO. $;5O and 4.1,001 and choice
do. 4.1.63. Corn la much excited, and early
aales were made at 4 1 . 14 . 41,05 and 111405. the
latter forvery choice white; but the demand
and jerk's/fell off toward the close, and the
market became entirely unsettled. Oats,
Barley and Bye are unchanged. Pronalone
dull and heavy and prices are unchanged.
Lead b unchanged. Whisky Is nominal.
13=1
f gy Telefrraoh to the rift/Marsh Ussette.)
I:llgOintwArt, April Z.—Flour firmer, with
a good local demand. tO' hoot 5o higher and
very scarce; sales of No. 2 spring at k.:,17.
and No. -1 winter at 0,53. Corn opened
an
am
d exclted, butclosed rather dull,
at Ado In ba lk .141,0701,M sacktal. Oats
advanced to 700 m hulk and the demand
wan good. Uye atcady at $1,70. Barley as
changed. Whisks dull, at k 2,26 In bond.
Cotton dull and nothing done; Prices nomi
nal. Provisions unchanged and steady.
Lard firmer. being held at ifiNe for prime
city and lit' .4c for country: Sales of Ti bad..
1110011 sold at 7c for Shoulders; 110 for eltlee,
and 120 for cleir sides. Groceries steady.
'Suitor and cheese unchanged. Nothing do.
bog In seeds.
Chliago Market
ate relemph to the I%l , •bureh thazere.)
LthICAGO, April Z.—Flour firmer; 1.12,eVi
011,5 U for apring and extra. Intent ntrong•
er and mow active. prices advancing
clewing at g2,57(112,34 for No. '1; sal. at a 2,05
(t.i,e6 for No. 1, andC.t.nnan,WS for No. 2.
Corn uneettled and mooerntely active,
opening at 11.074, advanced to 111.0814. and
closed at $1,07,401.0s for No.l, ln storm No.
2 dr. , at. Mef,tlL Oats Armor, opening at
Sel4c,ulvaneing to Gos4e and cloying at toi e.
Rye advanced /01e,and closed Arm. Bar
ley dull and inactive. Prorlalona aro dull
and nut enough doing to eatabliall fair quo.
tallowe. Hog, moderately active for neat
grad.; f2,n1137,0) for good to choke mouth.
Balilgnore Markel.
(It) Ti!errant, to toe elttsoorsh tare tteo
ustElgose, April Es.—Coffee dull: no
sales. Sugar Armor; sales at 10(ile!io for
law to goad. Flour dull, but prices without
change. Wheat doll; Maryland red quolod
at $3,15; l'ennerirania red, t 5, 7 ,43. Corn e.o
-tine and firmer for prime yellow. Wheat
advanced Itilc; Mixed Western, a1,1501,2E;
White; Oats, 710:Ec. Provisions
quiet. Mess VoTis, r. 3,50. Bulk Shoulders,
6-y;:alk•I swat, idn.mloy,:e. Lard,' IS!: for
W.tern. Bacon in tatf demand. 'Whisky,
in bond, nonitual at 12,E11.
=7MECEI2II
(Br Telegrsp►totb. rut more, Gazette.;
DOvato,Ap 25.—Ylour steady.
$1; western, aL1,501)13.75; white western, ale.
Rib flour, 10,2.3. Witleat wilet and held very
firm, buyers bolding otr, sales or 3.000 0..
Canada amber and spring at ISM teen. Corn
quiet, W better, new ledo, 111,12, on
Same line .
track; 7,000 una o To ld IlliZad wel
tern, at 01,13,10 store. Outs to goal de
mand and held at 72e for No. II new western;
ssles sp. bus. do. at 670. Barley steady,
sal. of AIM bus..Canula, to be delivered.
Mess pork, lard and seeds unchanged.
=1
.
Mr Telegram, totes Plosbursh Omuta,
of 51/ bhds
last tobacco at tall rates r1A6e41.73. BoPer-
One Flour 410E411 for choice $l7. Wheat
nominal. Corn higher: shelled 11 1 .67( 1 . 10 .
ear, In bulk 92c. Oats 78a. in bulk. Mass
Pork trum:s. liarion;Shoulders lexla; clear
shies 111ti461/12.5.4. Lard; tierces 12,4 c.
coffee Armor at 2630, prime raw sugar
higher; for New erica. IS - 1414)4; fair to
Prloo 11411111T11 lec. flaw Whisky $2,24.
kirer tatling,9 teat 6 inches .by trio most
mark. .
[4CII LU?
COTT*leayspti to the Pltt.bursti Us:et,/
llitssuasu, April a—Flour quirt, but
Idgne s r i i 4 =l s 7
k w . igtatr ill taloubae i.n exi .
unsettled; $2.11./ for No. I, and $2.0 for No. 24
•1 rviected. Oats advancing; INC for No.
1. and t4lo for Na. 2. Corn advaricod; al t ia
for No. 1; 11,01 for new @belied.
==!
. • . ,
(By Tel.gtaph to Um tabargh Uszett..
TOLZim, dprd IL—Flour Grin. Wheat he
b• dor; sales amber hiiebUsan at 63,16. Corn!
mauve, opening at 61,07, ac.vanelng LO $1,116 , 4
and receding to 61.06%431X at close. Oats
quiet at 630. Lake freights dull; no engage.
111.5111111.
Illeasphla Market.
CDT Telekraph to the Plttabergo tiazetted
• Msernia. April 25 —Cotton dull and none
°Terme. The receipts' were 183 Woe; es
corts, 1188.1 Dales. Corn ttrta and not any
higher. The other markets are unchanged,
except. //ay,which,ls weaker and rates pi oo
am ca.
New Oelame Market.
Vexlerrepe to A pri l rgh Ossetia,
U.LZAX.• 73.-4.30tt0h tineetlled
and easier; sales. 4,100 bales; receipt% 41a
balee;azports, COO bales, Sugar; 1.114 e for
fair, and Lyme for yellow clarified.
IMPORTS ittll MALLBOAD.
54,7111171.311. toss Werire SI Cu moo o IL IL
April 23.-2 cars stave.,lya a Robertson;
18 bales broom corn. Shomaker a Lang; Ii
bags oats, Knox a McKee; bble eggs, W J
!Keel & 8r0;34 sks rage, Godfrey a Clark; 2
care metal,/ Moorhead; MO bldee, G N 11011-
matt; 14 bze clime, 6 Ailing; 2 kg. lard,
llawortb, McDonald & (MOD bre soap, 25 do
candles, J B Dllwortb; 131 ugs molass es, rotter a Armstrong; 1 5 bell., 0110000 r
McKay; 13 doe_ brooms, Knox a on.; 300 bble
1167 ' s r li ' Zi ' ,711D e rt; m . 'l4
Knox aMClice; :6
/INTONE,
bra
/5 CINCINNATI &IL
Ap 13-3 J Dyer; 1 car nate, 6
Flo r yd . & Co; 3 bss tobacco, 11 r Weddell; 13
Ibis/ lot coop Iron, reinter a Non; 13 ski
barley, 12 Ibis twin es,J 11 hlcanor;oo oil bar
! reds, 0 D Whitcomb; plias butter and egg.
Adalr. Sillier a Fraxey• 6 bbls eager M Itf,
T d
r l t ' tg g 9 c i Ct a a w nt; l l l l e lt icya heel {
pt do
ll
Vole& a Go; II corn corn, GratraWilLear
wheat. lt T herotody a /trod Mt IILONNNI W
Dealings & Co.
ALLLORINT STATION', Apr ll 23.-2 can
wheat, Kennedy a Broil do do. Gilmore a
McMaamn;4 cars tun Geed, s on .
1 do do, Stewart. a Langenbetm; 3 bus bat .
ter, 6 Obit; eggs,E Atm wor_thl 1 car hey, lien.
! denims A /Dot lot corn in bulk,
Owens a Kennedy; 2 bbls butter, 8 Dyer; 103
Ibis flour, it a A /.anon; 2 bbl. egg., Slum.,
20n A Cot 2 cars lumber, J Ka,
ALLIGNIINT NALL., UAILROAD, April 25.-
1 car metal, liboenberger a Blair; 1 car iron
and nails, Martin, Brkskoll a! Co; 60 Ibis
brtien; 11 1 2 rut i lfi e vy a 2
10 sky rye, J, - ehurstiy; 3 pkgs butteredo
egg*, GOahaM ..
1 .Gk. cab, Kell a
im e n tu t ; pig butter, 2 bales bay, Sturgeon
a IWO; 73 bush corn, 11 do potatoes, 8 do tor
Moe, Jo n Campbell.
PITTNIIISIOa AND: COWNILLaVizzaI K.
Aprli 2L-1 bOx totmeco. J.Llr.Dravor 1 box
cheese, W siker, Gee COI 38,11acke hair, M
Delange; 2 casks NOW,. T seeks seed, J. K.
Newmyer a co; as rolls , leather W r MO. !
lanithun; 113 Nils paper, Markle & Collie
a y es oate, Mellen° a Anterl3) coils rope,
;MEM ROLM= a Co,
PITTSBURGH ROPE WORKS.
FULTON, HOLLMAN £ CO.,
Manufacture the beat
CORDAGE,
OAKUM,
AND
TWINES, i"'eTcri
wares's:aeon A• us water st.
Call ar aend for Circular. a0l:p411
HIV= NEWB.
The river continues to recede steadily at
this point with scant eight feet in the clean.
nel by the Allegheny marks. The weather
WWI cloudy and Cool, and butanes' was dull
nt the 'landing.
The towboat Wild Duck and bargee from
St. Louts, will reach hero about Monday
/MIL Der freight list Comprises 350 tone
iron ore for Shounbarger d Co.• ' 160 barrels
clay for Collin co ; 00 do for 11. It. Col
l1ns:15 coats lead pipe for W. U. Lee; and
SW try hides for Popp, Dakar d Co.
There has bect(no transient arrivals or
departures since Wednesday. The Itebt.
Moore, from Portsmouth, was Our lost eye
ing, and the Betievernon, from 6L Louis,
wall doubtless reach here to-morrow. The
latter boat, from that sve can learn, has
made a very successful trip.
The Putnam canto up from the point yes.
terday, where she tic k, on a considerable
amount of railroad iron, and will leave to..
day without fall. The kateUa atattimit
anti reliable craft, and is in °barge of expe•
rienced and courteous editors—Capt. J. IL
Lightner In command, and Mr. J. D. Young
In the adieu. I
The towboat A. J. Baker has returned
from Cairo, with It LOW of empty bargsLand
will at once "tart for New Orleans, with a
tow of nhie barges and two boats of coal.
The towboat Kahle sunk a barge of coal
belonging to Mr. W. EL Brown, at Drown's
landing on Monday, while attempting to
land there during the high wind of Mon
day. it Is thought that the barge can bo
raised, and no effort to that end; we under
stand, will be made.
The Peoria., Cant. T. D. Williams, le tho
regular Saturday pape.cket fur CinebunatLand
passengers and ahlp should bear
fact In Mind. Tilt Peerless will make th a n
excellent packet for the low water Cam.
ra ft, she draws but twenty inches,
The America, Copt. Golding, with Messrs.
Clarke, father and son, in 1.11.1 °Mee, will
leave for New Orleanslim Slittlithiy i taking
freight and passengers for all intermediate
The
. The Minnie, Capt. A. IL Shaw, with Mr.
A. C. McConnell in the Miler, Is next hi torn
for St. l.oule and the tipper IlleasiPPl after
the Kate Putnam, and will stance com
mence buaineas.
It is conceded by all down river papers,
those of Louisville Included, that in point
of taste,eleganee and capacity, the Great
Republic outstrips the Richmond. It was
contended however, by the Loolsrtlio Pa
peas that the latter would more than make
up for these donated:mi. In her special but.
It would seem that even in tide respect the
is not likely to be a success. It appears
that her ^emend hand" machinery does not
work very well, being a little the worse, we
suppose, of former use A Calrtcorres.
pen e.
dent, eferring to her rtwent up trip
from New Orleans, says:
"Mee machinery works stiff and rough,
on account of Its long rest since it was
used on the Jacob Sunder; but as it has,
notwithstanding, brought the Richmond to
Cairn In as good time es the John lillgour,
Ruth, and boats of that class now comb up
In, It is hoped that the promise of great
speed entertained by her builders will. In a
trip or two, be verified. When leaving here,
last sight, one engine, did not "room' fur
some time after she bit the whit rf boat; but
It was In motion before she reached the up.
per part of the citT."
The barge belony lug to Sharp McDonald,
In tow of the A. J. Raker, that had been
lodged in the falls for some time, Was
floated loose early op Monday morning by
the rising tide. The boat wan dashed to
pieces; and all the cool, some 10,000 bushels
was lent
Melees from Memphis of the 451, say the
steamer li. E. Lee, during a gale that
morning, broke from her moorings at the
wharf, and floating down, was driven
against the Little Maid of Peru, which
strack amidships. causing . ear to sink in a
few minutes. She then struck ilartristrult's
wharfboa*, damaging It considerably; then
then the Southerner, which also broke
loose. Both drifted down to Fort Pickering,
where the Lee raised steam and comeback.
She received but little damage.
The Cincinnati Onserle. of Wednesday,
says:
Owing to the onerous duties deceiving
upon Capt. Frank Y. Batchelor ad Snperle.
tendent and President of the Cinch:matt
Charitable and Marine Aseociation, he yes.
tenter, at a session of the Society, tender
ed his resignation as Preaideut, widen was
accepted, and Cant. John A. Williamson
waa elected to fill the vecancy. Capt, Batch
elor will continuo to act. !superintendent.
Capt. Thom. Golding, of the Pittsburgh
America, arrived In the city yesterday . , per
rail. lie designs placing hie boat In the
Tennessee river trade. In conjunction with
the Curnella. The-.Liellevsrlion arrived
hero yeaterday morale.% from St. Loult,und.
departed In the • evening for Pittsburgh.
She discharged 100 tons of pig iron, SO bide
of clay. 4 blebs of charcoal and 03 bales of
rags. she takes to Pitteburgh An tons of
Iron ore, 03 111•18 clay, and tinenUty of tufa.
cellaneons freight.
The A. R M. S. S. Co., of St. Louis, wear for
sale the eteamersAtiantle,klary E. Forayin
and Edward Walsh. If not sold at private
sale by the first day of May they will be put.
up. public , auction.
The Memphis Amin... of Sunday, the
flat, announces the arrival of the Revert
E. Leo and the Richmond from New Or
leans. the tonner on Saturday morning and
the latter on Saturday night. The Rich•
mond was only three days' mit to Memphis.
The Arnln ache has the billowing
The Lady tiny laid over ono day at. Raw
Orleans. and made preparations to peke'
the Richmond hi sight of New Orleans, but
the Illchumed run away from her likes
scaredhound, and the ocers ego , Om
never saw the Lady Gay aft ffi er they loft her ),
at New Orlean•. The Richmond inade
thirty-genie bindings between Sew Orleans
and Natchez.; time, twenty-nye hours, and.
Th e one bour by breaking offs he tiller rope.
The Richmond, on her first 7triP boa pruyal
herself a suctnss.
ST F! A MROATS.
Von sr. LOUIS, GAL-sdr a it
I.E.IAs DUBUQUE AND T.
PAUL.—The splendid passenper steamer
Capt. A. tl. Pmts.
will leave as MX,. on WIDEI.IiDAY, Mar Isi,
at 4 sreloct p 12t. ,
FolrP"ffLaCit".."
ap:s d/(117.4.E.V.C1iWt/t/t/. •Ir cat..
REGULAR WEEKLY.
MCKAY . BETW KEN CITTIS-Jaiill
ItUltbli AND CINCIVNATI.—Tha staunch
anA twirl part•nyer packet.
rxxi.r., eapj.'T. H. WzbalA•
will ply u • t•gtliir 'nearly pAckat a c t,.
Ylttaldugh and Clactooatt. leavh/g Inttaboriti
arty, tiATUNDA.Y. at nano. an 4 eloclatiatt
every TUCIIDAY. For Irelibt or puaage apply
on bond, or to
J. CLACK. or )
J. U. COLL.NO WOOD,
aptctUS UIIAC. HAtthlCk.
INDEPENDENT PACK,.
ET--1011 PAINT 1.01.11 h, DU
etvginc AN,/ IT. PAUL.—Tbe line steamer
KA't X PUTIYAId Copt. J. H. LICLISX.,
Will lea,. for the above and Intermediate ports
on THIS Dar. at I o'clock p. at.
for freight or puaska •p.riFi. O.°. or
Jbal. CLALn. or.
SDn J. U. LOLLING WOOD, I ArT°U.
FOR AZID o th
.NEW uttl.Lithitt.-The Atte
. 1:1•4110.111 el steamer -
WiIIMIC:A- ' Capt. lmth h.
leave for the above aed Intermediate pert*
ea B•TIJUI/hY, April:rah, et I D. m.
113 ft.
IS
Mr; rr(V liai n tritta ?AZ .
MEM. OIL WORKS,
Manufacturefo or
Eureka Carbon Oil,
• THECELIBILITID
Sperm Lubricating Oibsi
CHEMICAL LINBEM) OIL,
Wholouts Limier. In
Crude, Maned and Lubricating Olin
Lard, sperm, Whale and
I.lah OIL% •
C. C. NOBLE, - Agt,
19 Irwin Street,
_ - PITTISBUIRiff.
unillnct
corar-des crxxoses OILS!
SOHOOIL WORKS.
&
*emu PACTIJIIES OF TUC
CELEBRATED SPERM LUBRICATOR.
Petroleum Lubricating OM
Sperm, Lard :and Wtia a 0118,
11111-116111, WM OIL a um Guam
STA.NIDLRD WIUTE BITIINING OIL,
No.l. St. Clair Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. 4amss
TACK BROTHERS,
C 0 1111118810 N ItIERCUOTS,
111 ID 11110EX63 ut
Petroleum and Its-Products,
IMTMIOROII 01710Z—Dalsell , •
corner of Latium:Le Way cad Irwin curet.
I'UIL AUZLOna,o?rtc.K.-147 walnut ai r
►YIOfW
p s;r:mar-vbzt.i
GutAHD
' FIRE INSUROCE.COMPAIIY,
PHILADELPEILL.
Cash Capital and Surplus, over
. 5350,000.
This CosUp.y continues to write on FIRE
IlluKS only, at loch, rates as are consistent with
sat: ty.
egitsrb:.tir, d
1 v2,g e 0..4 orth-east
ILO \f TooI AXT 'D. TDD.IIPSON.
ap21:153 Ati EN I'.
PEOPLE'S EiIIiIIIIANCE CO.
— l001) AMY 117211 tin
0/1103. N.Z. 003.. W
COXPANY
D KA.RINE .1115816
• A HORE
TLIELNU /MS LH.
.12 MKT° .
AIM. Phillips. espr. John L. Rhoads
John Watts, barnuel P. ar..
John 2. Parka. Charles Arbuckle,
CapL J. Miler. John 7. Jilrkpairtoz,
Wm. V. Vert, Prank B. Bissell.
Jszari D. Verner, O. 11. e. L0re......
• WM.
'LILL Y "' F r" l2
JOHN WATT. lte rcs •
W. T. fp , RIMER. Secret...T. Ad
Jun:lT Capt.
J .
GORDON. en .
A LLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.
LA. or riareuuseli.-oace, tro. rine
Watt Dank Hloet
Inserea against al labels at ilre and Marine
Masks.
JOHN IRWIN, dn., President.
JUJU , ' D. lisdlolli, Vice President.
IXdN ?CELL, tiecretarv.
°apt. WM. LiLA-Ni eleseses l Ages
M pt. W.
Dean.
John Lnrln. Jr..Dialer/OOa
John D. oteUora.
R. le irshneatock.
C. U. Rouen W. H. Everson,
Haney Child.. ' Robert R. Dam.
2.J !loath," V noel. hello rs,
Charles Hays. Meth. Weimer.
PENNSYLVANIA LVSIIRANCE
COMPANY.
bi PITTSBURGH, PA.
011lk . litreet, Monk Block.
This la a Horne CoLetraur. earl lnenrus MLLE. ,
Lou py Wire exclusively.
LEONALLI. 'HALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLIL, Vice Pre.: 'cut.
ROBERT 1....T1M:K. Treasurer.
AP/LLIILYT. BeczotarT.
oulacTont:
Leonard Walter, (Wort Wllovra.
U. oo
C. Boyle ' G. .
Robert Patrick. J. U . Pee.
Jacob Painter. .1. C. Pielusr,
.lo.latt Klux John Toestley.
Jae: H. IioLABIA A. Amhtdd.
Rei' Bltrbdi. ITILYO
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY PULE.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY..
OF PHILADELPHIA. •
omeet 433 Rad 437 tiltlEBll34ll KM.
Neat Filth.
brii3CaOhe.
Charles W. Butcher s Runlet& H. Loots,
Tobias 'Vaguer. va
Ic a ,
!Samoa ti , oda. Zi n c
Jacob H Eolith. !Award 0. Dale,
tieorga W. Richards'. licoege Vale, .
elf G. lIANCILER., Fr...bleeds
RIMY') DALE, Vice Emilie:it.
WIS. O. STEELE% tierretary, Pro tern.
J. GARDNER COFFIN. Agent,
.krawn Meth West tor. Third t Wood sts.
:WESTERN INSURANCE CO,
• 07 PlTl , sllljElati,
AL &SANDER NIXIOK, President.
WM. P. HERBERT, Secretary.
CAPT. UlituKtiE I.ICLLI), eleneral Agent.
House.
Moe.
tip Males. P Water ltis trun Meech
itt. Boeing • Co.'s Ware
,
' Will insure alums, al. lauds or Fire and Marine
Maks. A home inettoitionmanaired till/inners
who are well known to the oosninualtr o and who
are determined he promptness and tiberallty.
to maintain thecharacter which they hare no
minal, as offering the best protection to those
who datira to he Insured.
oIDiCTOnS.'
Alen. Monk, Rees J,Thalass.,
IL Killer. Jr. Ghee. J. Clarke,
James McAuley. John R. Wenn,.
Alexander toter. amines P.
Andrew henry, Joirepti Kirkpatrieh.
Dtvld Loax William S . . Phillip Itermer.
Kr. .
WM.. P. tighltaliT. Secretary.
caan.n.aann—Ura.ru.lLAAAA—W,L... l2l. ..A
BARB,
ifnecereors to WAALELINK t BADJA
N 0.12 St. Clair Si.. Pitteb,urgh.
rtamo
Pianos, Organs,
Lod Maar-al .oooda generally.
/Peale Agenta for the Celetirsted FIDADHU
BY. New York, and BC110)1ACKEII co.
rldlad eon/a. PLA-li , ti.
A 1.., [STAY A GAMS "OOTTAUS," aad
D. A - 11. W. tiallTllll ”ANSAICAN .,
Ott-
GANB..odT/LTUB'BP.I.TIGNT GUITAR..
The beat Italian an 4 German Violin and Del
tar atria,. alwavo eve hen., •17:i4A
- -
CUES & WABEIIOII.IBE. •
RICIIIIIO .BREED & CO.,
XXML3PC>I7I.MatIRIS,
No. 100 Wood Street.
IIItITTANN IA AND SILVER I . LATKI) TA.
BLE WANE. TS& TRAIN and TAIMIL CUT
LERI' nn hand.
LIVINA TEA NETS
CH
IN
A
A DtIINLE F T A NE TS,
CHINA VAN [N.
UNe N A nt . ITTOONIL
lAN WARE °revery deelalption
LAVA VA
VABIL AN!N, LiANNATS.
L
LAVA nrITTOONN. •
IC WARE of All varieties.
Th e e
whinesele and rnialt trade. •
The !argent and en...complete etoeli of ever 7
thing In Oine In the <UT. •
Prlens a nd terms the same as In t he neater,
chine. inhZin2s
N OTICE TO OWNERS OR
DRAYS. HACKS, &C.
Notice taboret', given to all oweer• of Wag
tob.;.thenn I. r y j r.>
Plttsbe re h. to pay their 'Abeam.. at the Tres.-
opera Papa o o
f the Pity of Pittsburgh. forthwith.
I p . n r )37 4 iL L' a nraa 'r o tr:rteTtf
unella of tba <My of Pittsburgh, passed April
la. ,
Ali Lleeasea not pald on orbefithe n. 71; tl6
will be plowed la the bands of the Chief of Po-
Pea for collaction. subject to his fee of Weer:is
for the he end all persons who
neglect or betas* t o m a to bat Licenses will be
subject to a tenthiy.-to be reeoltrell . logure the
j uitt'rjigZt l lit . .t.:Tr'.p"rrlit,..Vo..r. ;that fro
returned St the time the 14001111.1 the tate, out.
Or pay palms literat
O i
E•OrEll E LICLISE.
Mechlin. Ilene ....... 7 50
nett Two Horse Vehicle
Poch Yoyr Horse 00
Etch Two Horse lime -1000 .
U ses mud Timber M basil drawn by two
horses t elehterm dollars Serb W a rec 5501.
tidal Horse imed in x
YD[H. City i!, of l b , vetacie,
" 1 7 1irtVirr . e Tr`T,%;*i
SUPERIOR OA IL TANNED,PAt
INT STRETWIED A..11D YLII7XTICIY
LEATUEII BELTING AND HOSE,
Illassfssitral at No. eV ISKITHMILD OT., by
ILILTITLEY,, PHELPS & CO.
Also, Agents for Nsw York Bubbeioo.
G;Fum
Always on hoods• portor quality °MAUI,
LZATH MB and tIVX ro
HUSS. Wl'.
YEK lIIVETnon4 BUNS. BkiT HOU/SO.oto.
too-won •
SsaiVELM — w cKEU IL&
Iron. Broker,
124 First Street,
errisuumni, PM
Agent rot the sale orCorissrall. Donashatore.
Josephine. laxbella. Dn.utoon. Stanhope,
Glendon, and other brand. ofsathraelte. h
ilt:4lV Cots and Oliphant's C. /I. charcoal 110
' Oosslatunents and olden reapectlbily sotto.
tea.
I•l4:res
- -
CHEAT REVOLUTION IN TILE
`thlw !NZ TRADE tit , TIM UNITED STATICS.
—runz CALIYORN IA IIHIIstrAUNIC, made
and prepared as If done In Prance, flout pen
tholforata %Ina, and taking the place of lmpor•
ted Champagne. '
The oodertilnled wonld rail the attention of
Wine Dealers and Mud Keeper. to the follow
ing letter, which mar be • correct Idea of the
quality of their Wins. -
wCowritrithrrth,
MILLIMILLPIII L. Oct. Din, Mill
flotlermit Co. —Or/Mmes. Dar
ing given your Callforntatthanituthes A th orough
Sc., we take pleas.. In saying that we think D
the best Amerkan l ire have ever need. H ee
60111 at open place It coour Mil of kire. Yuan
truth L WO'
Call and to our California Champagne.
001110711 lIOUCHrtIa :us Dee st.. N. Y
pEitsmtviitsc.
_
Sumo. We hate Introduced to the trade our nor pc
Persian Lilad,
ONIS OP Tll6 MOST DILLIOATIS AND R.
Flotsam* AS:MALTS AVER it. VIM &ID.
No ledels toilet 4 complete withoollt.
Far ale by all Dealers. •
MANUFACTUILED ONLY SY
C. D. WOODWORTH dl-SON,
Hetilawns OHILMICAL WOILILS.
" Rochester, N. T, •
New Toik Office, 501) 114.9q1r.q.
ElICOitillICE4 ABD
rental' Weakness.
physisbut twenty•five years invert: moo
inners • solvents au4 powerful remedy for the
above named complaints.
• It
Is •oopoad discovered 67W:celebrated
lisioraLleil. and experience
that
proved its al
canner to be greater than that of any manner
pre:lonely 11.4
1 he prescripUou. with. Solt directions fey use,
will be sent try Mail to any one enclosing 60
cents toJaCOII
elation% Wilde House. ew York.
mix.V.vta.kWe
MAPLE SUGAR.-24 burr. is
cholra MAYLC !MOAB, Just l.cd aad
formate by tlelli ollAh ICH rece
A Lith,.
Asa; /72 Lad la WOW /Watt.
IdANUFACTURIKEiS. I
MANITFACTURRRS.
BEIM IRON WORKS.
JONES & LAUGULINS,
1.1.r•TE1117X:t.C3r33,
scasizurrvitana cii
AMERICAN AND;CLALE
Bar, Mop; Sheet and Plate Iron
Bridge Iron;
Angle and T Iron;
Guard Iron;.
Coal Screen Iron;
T Ilalits,l6 & 20Ibs. to the yard;
Tram Hal%punched and coati-
ter sunk
Boiter,Bridge and Tank ItivetS
Cut Nails and Spikes;
Blip and Beat Spikes;
Railroad Spikes;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car wuecls and Axles;
Street Car' wheels and Axles;
Coal-Pit Car Wheels and Axles;
Patent Cold Roiled Shafting
Patent Cold Rolled Piston Rods;
sower and Reaper Bars.
WAIIEHOUSZ AND urrzcz.
120 Water and 113 Front Eltr.
83A CH HOUSE.
NOS. 22,24 and 26 Slyer St.,
CILICA.4IO. ILL.
MEM
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SIDIGER,-NIMICHIt CO
ItiaUTACTUR3g4 . OP
BEST REFLNED CAST EThEL
KUM, FM LID °Mtn DI
Mert-tr, CmCimut. GAY° AND CROSS COT
SAW PLATES.
inzErno AND umn-ELLIPTIC
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
Cast Hpring steel,
Cast and German Plow, Steel,
PLOW WM Oa AND MOWER
SPRINGS, AXLES AND STEEL TIRE,
lOKL4SDOVEL.aI i KA g IOI T II,
I TO X
CA."
ALOW 4LIP.S. Kt 6. 41. c.
Iw
Warehouse, 83 Water St., Pittsegh,
' seLS:k4
ATLAS WORKS,
wrionrcoi• STRE I E .
Ninth W ard,_ PittsiFgh.
THOMAS N. MILLER, fOexident.
The were. are among the ls.t : _west mid Most
complete establishment In tha West. and Sr.
now ➢pre- ared to foretop
Enginesof Ever" Description,
13otters, Oil Tanks, i
Sheet Iron Wort,
lislicoad Castings,
Bolting Mill Castings,
Engine Castings.
Machine Ceilings,
General Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
1,103:1163
FOUNDRY.
11.OA JOHN it.RICEBTSON.
• A. CARRISON &
ISheeessors to Balm., (111.1 . 111102 t CO.
FOUNDERS AND HAMINISTS
CHILLED ROLLERS, OF ALL SIZES,
Trost Iron, Steel. Beats, Moe, Copper, Purr
Gold. Straw Boards, Paper and Itida Bubb.,
Work.. Also. 1101110 a 11111 Castings, of all de
.riptioas: Bark MUG, Patent Dotage Grinder
with eariety of tan, patterns, slant, on
baud and fitted to o rder, on abort notico and las
'Oral:de terms.
(=cc and Warebonte,
.10..119 StreLehlield Sired,
le7litSl • PITTSBURGH. PA.
FORT PITT FOUNDRY.
MOLES IMP - NEPHEWS
HEAVY. ORDNANCE,
AND ALL RINDS Of HILAVY CAISTCNOE.
attcattOtt pahl to ROWAN° MILL
WILON• . MACHINERY and RETUICIN.
REPAIRS %Headed to proth9ol..
Ars heretofore. the best =tenets will atteall
be aped at WS ioandry
tiattax dtreolaal of . our old larva, we are
prepared. WILD DOW AULD .1111.110TiD p4tderts,
to...rotted uudirr the superrbdou of mr.
COOT. to faralth NMI. MACHINES at short ro
ue, • arrlor
UTILITY WORKS.
McLEAN dc SUITOR,
Tie. 83 Liberty St., opposite Fourth,
ILLIWTACTIIIMaS OP
CABINET MAIRRS I HIMIWARE.
They hales spec-Way of Iron Pedaled and
PITO{ CILISLOM Porcelain, Bedstead and PProt
Pastan: Bedstead r.a.osonts: stop. for te. -
Mou Tables. de. Tee y also wordlocapro and
bate conatontly on hoods Thom Latehel. Bprinl
Latehet. ltlfican'e Window WA Happen.,
M•Leonls Ea:tattle boon Batton l Utility abet
ler and Hutt Bhagat. iirlnd.oteine lionSilwe.
ad Won. meth Welshes. Jae.. •n.l
ROBERT LEA.,
MA.NUPACI U 11311,07
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
Fx•eight Roisters
AND DOCTOR ,ENGINES.
Castings of al descriptions nude Warder
Oorstes:Asc First and Ferny Streets,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
WU. WEIL. ....TORN ALLIER...4LS. I[•W. VALLEI STOVE WORKS.
ALLEN. M'KEE & CO.,
Odes sad Warehouse 301 I.lbert7
:opposite dosithaeld,
Wanufaatores a grrat variety or COOK. Fos
wu 'Lad BEATING lITOV/LA among which nrs
Use celebrated Allegheny Sind Monitor Onal
Cooking Mores; also, the Asitoeras and Heath.'
Irorae o
f w wo od d l t s h o e . =rcveas, emleo f ehn
dam nueenitettles. Dog Lroneandliallow Ware
goaerally. saIIS
IBWAST... 1r1.211[11M......./. a. ■YLD*
A ETNA STOVE . WORKS. .
A. BRADLEY it CO.
litanntactUtri sway rartati of
Cook. Parlor and Ileating Stores.
Amon& which vett. ails Lasted ZIIBI.EA._
TIWPiu and TALL MAN 10.1 tricvec) I'U
tILNA and IION S / 1 1.13 IWoOd
Wok stoves.) Abu. msournotar•
GRATES, GRATE FRONTS, az.
Me. and Warebooott earner of nomad and
No. d wood*. Tit:abargn. Swam* on Oaeokkd
.10%atil
BLACK DIAMOND
lIPMZEIZIra WiOMILI3.IIIIIII4
eirranneu.
MAK, BROTHER di Co.,
llututaatufers of
• BEST QUALLITY ItILYINLD CLOT STEEL.
Nears, llat. awl Uctaron, of allll.Ol. W
au“.l squat ho any Imported or snaustselaued
LW, e 01.417.
wage aria warehouse, So. 10 and /UN Int. ;ma
Koanacl Yittlal,.n.A.
PITTSBURGH IRON WORKS.
J. PAINTER & SONS.
INANOTA=ImuI 01!
Iron, Babkdt, Tab and Trunk
HOOPS AND MEETS,
MOM PITTS/317RWL PA.
- IRON CITY MILLS.
ROGERS & BITECECETELD,
MasaAdorers of
itodoOd. Charcoal autdata Poltobod
11/311330111 . 1" =mow.
Omni dam Woodman. aO as NUJ= dr.
oci:115
EVERSI)N,PFAESTON dc
PeArsri. ramr.:
•
MOW worts - K.
Wsrchnose.l64 atid Tina 51.. 00. 4 .
Mooougatma Uouse, rittsbaren. *PAWS
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
ND
I A
I ,I I_I_IEBVCO_IEttES,-
Corner Carroll and Smaliman
Streets, Ninth Ward,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
FLAXIDFACTIMEit OF
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
OR GAS AND WATER MBES.
243 Ml 7 '"'"G7'`Stift,li Ps'so'r
pent of
MEAL £1511503 FOE 613 LID 111 M 60U&
I would alsocali the attention of Semeelnhell , V
cote of ti as IV arks toter make of ItlaUS23.
, .
fe.l6:teo
THE FrIETLTON'.
BALL AND BUSS FUME,
ESIABLISIIED IN 1931. •
Nos, 91 First and 70 Second Streets,
PITTSBURGH. PA
MA.NU7ACTOIMILS 07
ALL SIZES OF BELLS,
From 10 to 100,000 Pounds.
GLOBS, INGLI, CH! AND ,111119,
Slop Cocks of Brass or Iron.
12=3
GVAGE AND .CYLINDER COCK&
Agents gar all the diterent
STEAM 'PUMPS.
Mole Agents !Dr the,
Celebrated Steam• Syphon.
Dealers In OAS PIPE. STEAM and OA/3 IT!.
TINOS, PLUMBERS' -
Particular attentron bald toST IL LY asoIOAN
FTTTe INII I nl a l n lotbtDetrnnn of
"A : 11T
TORDS
METALLIC m ACKINI
SOIL STEAM CYLIN
DERS. an.
RABBIT'S CRY:CURATE° ANTI-ATTRI
TI"N METAL eotimatoly on hand.
1.111.A11 4 ,-GON and 'CASTINGS made to
order and notated wlth featnes. and dissenter:l.
Fartletti.attentlon pall - to Braes Plnt.lttng
In all Its branches. Wools° keep constantly ott
band all 01.0415 of Sheet, Square and Mound borrn..
Remo and Cotton Paeltlnx. Elam hose of MI
Wee ill up to order.
A. FULTON'S SON & CO.
:
FORT .PITT
BOAR Milli BD TIM
wc• - rtmEs.-
_
CARROLL ik SNYDER,
susroIACTITIzES OT •
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUED, TUBULAR
1111.E.-130X d CYLINDER STEAII BOILERS,
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHINNETIAMEXECHING AND ASH PANS
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERs,
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS, AND IRON
BRIDGES,
PRISON Doom AND COAL ammo.
Mite andlerosers cornes7 Second , Third,
,Short and =bort* Inseetni.
•
Pittaburg4,, Pennsylval • a.
word.n scat to the abort address will be
promptly attended to. ' ' tob7tlSO
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS
LLOYD & BLACK,
Best Common, Betnied Charcoal
Juniata Bloom Iron.
1171f.071ANT BAB, BOVII. ,
PQOASE IRON
HOOP. 13AND, T and ANOLIC IRON •
1101L311 PLATE P.nd !HEST . . "
NOWIL/1 - and REAPER BASSLEON • • •
CTLINDEE and (MAUD OR ZINO= IRON.
T M. 1111.21, Ss and 10 Its. to the Tool.
WISMATIIT CHAIRS aid SPINY% for same.
PLAT BAILS. Punched and, Countarsultas •
COAL SCREAN
NAILS and lint/1111 r
Warehouse. No. 116. Water and No. 6 Starke
sta. Works, Wo rk ; lOinth Ward. ad
pilaw Ms lisas. PittsbaratiL. anltS4
liRYSTONII IRON WORKS
ffincsasoisrsLAss & co.
Ilanursainrcrs of the =ern* NNW o
Bound, Square, Flat and
Borse-Shoo Bar Iron,
Hoop and Band Iron,
Boiler-Plate, Tank and -
Salt-Pai tritt;_
Sheet. Iron, dic s ac.,
Worts, 'PITT TOWNSHIP, on llooottigabels
:her. Onto. sad Warcboalc:
No. 146 Water ' St.
Mb7:141
COMM =LURKS.
• MILLER, BARR 8 PINICII,
BEST' QUALITY CAST STEEL
w—, :r. t . m t: iizal to &op tin Leo Ater
of Do-
BPPAILLI. ATTENTAM PAID TV WM Wm.
LOD DM VTILEL. •
• Oftice,.3BWoodStierit; .
nr BT. CaAULZS HVTAL rnmainna
Prrrimonoir. 1613:40
DUQUESNE 1110f1 ARO STEEL WORKS.
HAIIIKAN, RAHN & CO.,
ILLIIIMACTIMIXOar
Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles,
PLOUGH. 6P/M@ 11D A. 11.1171; 60,
wauratutnss,
"Tt 1717ebtor 111111treert.
PITTSBirIIGH.
ForrrsnunGa EITEELwoss s,
AiDzasox, WOK i CO..
amocsesozer aim& imam s cc)
liasafactaran at Oa ben Woe& Cum eb
rinaW if.tt z`Vk ..VL`tt °L.:I! .4"*. $r
Neel fox
Reaping and Mowing Mackin
mem FLOW Armes, turirsiam;
. ILLS curzcuLams, *6, -
Cut dc Cancun Ploughlt Sprtog Med.
oxen-Conn of Tint and Holoolx•olk•
tr... above tho lionolltohat House.
seV:etv
Ul,Oll M. =XT.= OIIII:
INOVSTRIAL WORKS,.
HUGH. BOLE &: CO„
Engine Builders. •
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
TaTigil l. "ll.llllC a t=
5601f,u01.100. . •
Corner of Paint Alley and Thula ems Way,
' rmseniactit, PA.
mtakTai ;
MONT BLANC FOUNPRY,
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
CLlTatirri UNION UIPX 7,110=1,
xmn-roxrcraii.ce-rx.
Boning MI and Bridger Castings.
ECHHHI AD MICE CUMILL
Orders prolaptly luta mean.) executed.
(MAW ICS ILLSZONABLZ. - - •
EIIBEBT & DIACKLUCD.
0c13:123.1
RAILROADS.
PITTSBURGH,
TAN IMRE ROM%
•
Oe ad atermoNDLY Marantb. BC. tral4s
. '
will lave ad an., At & 0. As 10110.1
1.. D.
DIVAXIII. rraSaida SIXX.
rat Hall .
C. 3.3 AUITTIr.
Lta..........—...... SAX A. a Mat F. X.
S. X
Wad lao A. H. 11:X. T. X
p
Etprru...... -. SLAA r. U . tAs V. X.
AtabtastUA Aseemas'a 11:.= r. U. ASA A Tr.
mcDonald do .... 643 1... rsl a. rt..
60 MILER DISTANCL.
SAVING 4 1104162 T 126.4•10
2 4.11220222 Or CAMS.
WPro change of cars between Plttalett nail
Cincinnati. and bat UNn 00.0. to 4L Lotus
Cairo,and the principal points Wen bouth
wert.
wh en ~,,renaaing Tie ets m um sad Dad Me
pi:Sesta she
PinSELIH cetnars mum .Li
Union Depot, Ceouth side.)
N
KOTTLIERIPAIIIIII, Ticket Agent.
8.-Y. General Tteket Agent.
.10.. g 11. Agent.
mots
WESTER! • PENNSYLVANIA
IN aILTUSAD.—On fled
after WEDS 48DA t. Jed
natid. the
_teasels
ger Trains on the Western Penansylianlll =at
rota wall arrive &nand depart from. the Federal
dtreat Depot. AltentlenY CUT.. tenets.:
n.
dharpstv /sa ic No 1 w
AZ /..511.1 Sherpa.idol WO .A..*
Freeport hiO..II:2OA.N. , ALAII
Sharosb's No 2 2:22A.X.itilharpthlg t ito C
73 A. X
F.xpress ....10:13A,11.17freepOrt 0.1 113 A.X
Ilharpe'll ;MX A.M. In. pal - i n 2,1Ce16A.X
Ittiarpalt (Rot lAn r.X.lditatipth g \OO 11:50 A. X
Stall.. 4:196.1r. Express........ 3:03 r.X
Freeport No. 2 a 00 p.m. tharpsb•ff No 51:000.56
sharpen., No/ &:000.X., NA. 51500. X
tilitartith • is If al AO5O. /4. Ittharpsiti , g Igo a 7000. X
All Unity run dad) except dunday.
Crinunotation Thin/a—For sale to peonage. o
TZT4TlitetrrT.CkeintXVlllijeltlit PlaTiTtl
Itharpaburr. nod good Duty on Abe troths atop.
pine at dtat !oda specified on tlck era • '
Through Tickets ta Batter and klannahatosta
tray be purchased at %Altera Mugs Olnes_lito.
flat Clear Motet, mar ensperolon urldre,FlUdi.
beret, and at the Ilepnt, Allegheny tilty.
Zhi t raxylvanta _Rag= 7.....t! 5 °::,„.0rg
ejtVe '"Dlll,iirditaZltg.flr to
3 ' l l
taldiatnoit t rale, his at the risk
of the owner, unless taken by epeetal eontraet.
For forther ' lnformall o by
at Mort, 10
aims' LEVitarm, ool,
Jatit.s4l Federal Street Depot.
pENNSTLYAN,
SAIS ggrgu
112MMMI
ratber VAL.
Truths arriv Dec e muf leave M Mth. ath:dos 11ePoi0 0 .
her of Waehlmmon landt.lbertY 0,44 . 0 ... 0 :
A1t111414.- D
its 11 Than 1... m Day Mspr rr em ilr a.. r.
PM • .41
Fast Lane IMO •la Wsll l 4 So. L.. CA • 1.4
tl=aa to Mall Vida.... 1101 a re
Winton N 0.2.. ran • m Ne,9,50 • m Wall, No. 8:50a-na •Ciaeln•Ll Kr. lth3C ais
Johnstown Le. 11:50 • m Wall, No. 3...11,30
1410.0310: O Ea•.ls! m Braddock No MC m
Phila. Moore. 1,41:411 so India. 111 x...... 4:lo[ ssm
Wall, No. it. iteap In Wall, No. 4... Csa
Wall, No. 4... 44 09 to Wall, No. L.. San ow
BraddockNo.l. 6t.109 to Wall , No. i...110.50p
W lt a o l on No s . aO-0 INp
r a ut mu L /o in lM
AO. M 4:O0S0 p m 4
and Emigrant
'man 14 , 411 p m
ilaßv,alfeteers totodaY. •
The Church Trains leave Wall aStallett every
*lmlay at Mat • at.. reachlaa Pittsburgh at 10 . 05
• nt. Eataratne leaves Ptttarati at =1P....
and .rho. at Wall, NUMMI atlMO p.m.
The 841110:10140 Fame. mill arrive nth the
.11111aual0ddaYsprem at . Ufa p. mom Elvidays.
Norum—in ease of lota, the rannaylwanla R.
Z • Company will bold ttomaselvea ampunelbte for
:10:1401111 barrage only. and far an amount sot
wrowallag
tale • • W.' tr. SZCZWITIL. Await.
1867
PITTISOULte 11 FT WAYNZ .
01.11. .11. ND CLIVICIANDA?=I3IIIIititt,
B.
SWpa anite insid Imre 1$ tastreloaiDerlt.
brows
Crust 1x.... UM am 'Cble.geo• • Le.— 2:30 • m
frevelend 2ro •xi Clem:end LL 2:53 •
Lee • U.N.-gee . 01 e kkNIP.
:71.44W1cy30*1.1...
g " :11 3T 2grYgLik:ia 113:
1510. lex. • 9531 • m .
t=g 4:23 p m el. a WU. -Mr Wpm
repartrom Altertmer. 10T1T1 m Jelerener.
N. kW in Ac. 9:03 spa tatudr. 10 J s
11:50 • )
Leetsdale *. Nl= • ml3O IN.
Weltr Ilteles •ta • IkAI OS .
gee am
Rochester •• p m New ere. 9:415 Am
N Ca.'. 33095L.etedele 11:13 am
Lettere. /Lem 4:30 p - 125 95
N. Etr•ta 3:311 pm N. Belau .• 2125.5
N. Fr^ tr - "- 4:/6 p m.loeeterre 4:10 am
Leetedee 10:33 p5l !An • m
No earlier. res. .14-10 M L. tn.
gh taundlty. LX. rev.. deer.
diel.4 P. a. MIIPM. General Ticket df t.
aftiNKfil
PITTSBURGH AND COIN NFLLB.
VILLt j 4
_
Spring Arrangement
MA.BCH Una, M.
Tbe Unica law!, taa'Davet. coasmer_ot 800
Ana Water atreetsoka follows:
• -
DWI to sad from tralirM.Mra.7l , olA. L 11:03
•• • tv:o 10:03.1. is
Vert N s eirtoa Aleeommod • M ill s R. r- C . A. a. z•
tint 11•Homport. 4LocomIL.II.AM.A. MAO A- M.
Second •• •• I% K. 1:015 t. m.
limildook•A •• - :212.76 j r. P.
Sunday Chezels to . ma . a
from Wen ASR raktoco) k. K.
for TM-kets amity to
s. W
B. Eabtrltmt.
=I
ALILdEGUE.NY: 'WALLET ~SAL[.-
IMANGLT. or TM=
Oa ad •atteilicliDlNEliDAT.' AprO 17th_, 1937.
trout 'MUM. sat Arrive at Pittsburgh Ihirpet.
cornor Elk. and CWI west., tollaws:
imams. Arrfeall
•• • .
riot 8111CIMMeldslenCeerr.A 1 : 10 11:50 A. i.
Nall, to and from kis/red:4..7:2 , r S.E. 7:10t. M.
First noels Works Acc0m....9:40 k. Y. OM S. Y.
second Alsklealeetas Ace.. lt•rm r. N. o.m F.M.
Express to and from Mahn'( 3:117.N. I 0 45 S. N.
becold solo Worksilecorn..ll,3o N. Mire. Ne
lloorlay ChenehlEaterlkommtd ' •
...anode Warta-- .... IEO e.sr..lovEll.
Express Nortermakes close row:merlon at Ma
bel:dog with Hoc of Packers for Franklin. and
011010. Nall &nth edarects Irltb packets from
011 tlIty:1001 Efallkno
spa • • -H. Ne.serflemmir, paw,
A.REVELEISs f F.13 5 s ar•es
BEETVERY.'
FITTSBUIIGI_I
t IN& 00.,
.
01 BO? /UL M,
CARSON, D
mins, lAISWS
3ESMR
.WWWIELIC WIXOM=
WM. IT. AJIDEMBO •
. . . . .
I: =l 7 m i cLr ai ir o samers of Os two meta
ALES AND PORTER,
ea lighten frank
A i r d etet el reD gb tlng factiltles sod Hope from
the yards /Last and West. we eon ritsmstoe to he
pUie Sad eslisroweay Untie Untie.
I.ler IbILILLALZ has been eighty reetheissentle4
VATMIPZILTAIriIotnin V hies. be
putlenlar , o leave their enle re at his tag ad
joinlnglits old intlwarg Or et esse
Cengtilf ~a®a all LAO ineT.
.
•
JAMZIFIBINTra. - /11. a. TOCIIII9.
Tnostie nooeff liftostss escrow.
roII2 3111
•
purebneed the 'eld eetAblioned Brewery
known-u tee
by ALLEGMLNY MUMMY. for•
merle owned Uarepoell Bee lem, ere ...tit
halm the paella um the
SPRING WATEEL ALES.
Kale tom Mas eprims"Wincr. and from ors
f. MUm mrd Irmir experkmm la Ur Imams,
we feel wit/Ailed Um we will be enabled to lay.
maim matrlMrtrosi to those who may farm mmlll
fiNZWEETEC am !ChM.
465 Itebieiecit; - Stir4ty.
ALLEGRE2II CWT.
MIPAIIonIe , Iato.BWYWN&ORAMMiI
slo3llinv talmblusbonZWW=gill
MORN
STEAK BREWERY.
I BMEM r7M3
SPENCER & 111c10"
MILSTMIS DID 111 I S
Ale, Porter exolßrowu Stout,
PITTSBEBEL PA.
arA14031..111 . waYw!,.
E;y M .a:~:: 4 ~_eit~
1-1 d
- -
ALTVISOILV AND Iq VAN A
AlRX.lVREDari gg e itraW i ttg.
TOR HAVANA AND
BY INN THY UNITED STASIS AtAIL.
rtra.ourt inalkzuhlge ^ PC =U. 1700
14 41Aretetug;ticer Nom, Orleans its
Weal sod M 5.... Thos. A. Bain,
Oorsiona.ler. WEDNSDAY. A orti Mb.
1,12 Amu. for N'avr (wean* And
DornAAnd, 00 SATURDAY,
frogs SRO WM , {MART, TELL'S 1 OiNT,
at: o'nloci pre71.17.. on we gals aa.
ror tratel4 or wooto, 'hArttor nallreptrooll
wesn lo aaultnts.*Ogylet
21101.5 Y 24.1PARLDA CO.. App.
le edzaa ' e N.B.-410 of Lading trattboor.of the Om.
p.m AND Leo - stssett.. Permits for 700 frelthA
AAA manna 17 OM 701. 01700. No fretint
neensaoolloWoe Isthns atinsad 0,17
Q„TEALII TO AND FROM LIVER.
1 0 POOL Asp. worarkerows
TWIG/1§ NAN LINZ, aUthg
EVERY SATURDAY
• IPiERY BERRY;
gazgzlsttrv t a 1[5.1121.
.rititate sold to sad from Ireland. I:agland
seo land, Gummy-sod Prom.
Ants at 4.o.ooropaaroOotess.
JOHN O. U.ILLZ Algreat.
15 Bromtirav
Or, W it . BINGHAM, IN.
ac9lnot IktoromoOtIo.„ pittatoires.
TMIVALTE DISELtp.
_
Orr Ail 3111114 Yeas StriutZT.ISIZ 3:4114.
. .
lot ibis awns ov Ix Of in illatioos tot •• ooltsto as
starts two tokopgrk ottlitly sow and
eats trottaisti, Oceilmal Wastneta, o
i/101.tes distaattot Lot gutttol orgasm sail Oat,
stoventl.l4 . .
. Care trantstot ar tatandol.
011 co tOnss-7 to TO A. It, Ito •00 I& ag
...nos Dr. W..=36 Pena treat,
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