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NO, - 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSIIIINGIS.
CANII CAPITAL •• • • 8200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
DANK OP DiNCOUNT AND DEPOSIT
JOHN FLOYD
• President.
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Thos. 11. 14..8.11.-1-7Jotos W. Mort Mod.
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Wm. ....Bannon. • Arenten/d Waltzed.
James W. Amon, . figlt ii f i e d ll . l•.
Chu. B. Leech. .
John
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Tills Bank te now fullyorganized and predated
to do a dentral Banking Mutsu& --
Jelok4.l •
GOLD,
SILVER AND COUPONS,
Bourhl at ,ifighest
Pll. R. MEBTZ, Banker,
Cor. Wood St. and sth AMMO
JAIES T. BRADY 8C 0.04
tgatiestort to I. JOllllll II 00
Corner Vouth kvenneind Wood St.,
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Buy sad gall all kind" of
GOTERNIENT SECURITIES,
OULD, 81117 M MD QOIIPOA3,
ON NOST L
YAVONABLZ TEEM.
Imo' Interest Snowed ow Deposits.
inirMoney loaned on tiorerennent Donna nt
Konen inaftet rate..
Orders exoeuted for be • Parollaaso
and Maio of STOCKS, SOON - awl
'HOLD.
JAMBS T. BRADY & CO.
CO ttlinit 'I Ott.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Civics or PrrreaMmir Gagrrri,
Fafnir, Jane 7, 1870. 4
The 'bull movement In gold, bonds
and stocks is still In the ascendancy..
Gold, which was selling at 120% before
the board, opened at 1213(, sold up to
-121%, declined % per cent, and closed at
Br. n. at 17.2% very strong. The prin
cipal reasons mistimed for the advance
are the Cuban question, fears of trouble
with England should the Alabama
claims be pressed in Congrees for set
tlement, and the easy money market,
which enables the bulls to have De l
gold carried at low rates of interest.
But the main reason Is the bull move
ment in stocks by the cliques, who hops
not only to Induce the bears to cover.l
but also to draw on the outside public,
by proving that stocks have been sold at
tee low a figure and are worth more
than they are selling for now. The rise
In gold, however, will bays the effect in
the European markets to force down the
price of our securities and decrease the
'lnvestment demand from that qua:ter;
also- retarding any meaeures to be
adopted towards a conversion of our six
er cent. bonds Into a security bearing a
I.ss rate, say 4%,0r 4 per oent. interest.
Government bonds are strong but lid
not keep pace to-day with the advance
in gold, and were rather off without any
material decline; the free offers to sell
come from • class analOtui to earn a
•
high interest, and then accept the
zweeent favorable premium and invest
ehi,nr money in local securities.
smeop are strong and the speculative
sharee,l: . ,4l/ PZ or th West, .Lake Shone,
Reading Mat Cleveland, have' timidly
advanced. TWA. however, may be fol
lowed by realiza:lons either on. Satur
day or Monday, as 34 bardly probable
that a rise of bor 6 pe: sent. will hold
good without some reacti.7 l3 .
For local securities we rei:lr capitalists
to- the banking house of Pb. Mertz,
who can furnish valuable infoi - Mation
about all the securities In our rearkst.
Money Is still In preening demand, in
rates are easier. Business very dull.
- For London, Paris and German- ex
change, see the advertisement of Ph. R.
Mertz, the agent of the North German
Post Office Department.
4.morsoons as received by Pb. B.
Alert.: Gold, 121%; Silver. 117; Eighty
ore'a,ll6%, Five Twenties, 1862, 114%;
ito 1864, 114%; do 1866, 114%; do Mk
Consols, 113%, do 1867, 113%, do 1868,
113%; Tan Forties, 111%; Adams Ex-
ComPalni . 62; Merchants Union
.Exproas Company, American JU-
T robs Company, 36; Western Union
'Telegraph. la%; New York Central,
T74.1-pauv,;.l:llllc7l, Port
Wayne
adopt, 35; Michigan Southern. 87%;
Cleveland it Pittsburgh, 87%; Chicago.
Rock Island * Pacific, 105%; Chicago A
North Western. 7034; Chicago it North
Western Preferred 84%; Erie 24.
'Y renal+ or. Large. .
London, per £ Kw ;8,10
Pule, per franc . 24% 25%
_Berlin, ..... —. 90
2 - rankfort. florins 62%.; 61
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady it Co. Gold: 121%:„ United
elates Siam, 1881, 118%; Fire-Twentiar,
812. 114 X; do. 1864, 114%: do. 1865,114%;
' T.n-Fortioa, 111%;-Five-Twentles,
Janu
:are and July, 1865, 113%; do. do.
(13%; do. do. 1868. 113%; Union Pacific
Itallomd, 86; Central do, do, 99; cy.
119%; Lake Superior . 96.
ITT TI Issrsph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
NEW Your,
January 7, 1870.
Wall street was excited to-day. The
Long room was crowded with brokers
et gerly bidding for stocks, under which
m loosadvanced sharply . . Still greater
excitement prevailed In the Gold room. I
Flacluatings era frequent and mainly In
an upward direction. The cause assign
ed for this buoyancy and activity is pros
pective of the purebase of some West
India island. There is an increase In
:the volume of currency, bat there is no
.doubt that the return of some prominent
clique to leaders on the street la the real
explanation. The Indicatloas point to e
-sharp revival of speculation in Wall
Stet
and important movements in the 1
future. The failure of R. W. Martin, Jr.,
ia anounced. .
Mon n ey plenty at 7 per cent• for call
lama. -
Storting quiet at 8%@8%.
etuerican gold firmer; opening at 121%,
advancing and elating at 122%. Carry,
lug rate 1.82 per day. Clearances, fifty.
six millions.
The Commercial says the bulls, nude.
torr,4l by the fiasco of report, have again
entered the ring under the leadership of
Flak. August Belmont purchased
14,000.000; he was rehowed by a lead.
log merchant. who Invested 29,000,000.
.3.,7 Gould, it Is said, also put in some
two or three millions. Other operators
bought up nine -or ten millions more,
and are still buying. In addition to the
purchases by Jay Gould, Mr. Flak has
bought largely. European brokers have
telegvaphed to their aggiits here to , by
freely with the avowed purpose of bulling
the market.
Governments strong. Coupons: 815,
1734V7%;-6thi, 646; 14:4@115;
65., ;4%415; do new, 13%@)13%; 67a,
141,41 - 1d4%; 685. 14,4(4114%. Ten-Fortlea,
- 12!4; Pacifica. 9,4(.19%. Offerings email.
•- Male Securities firmer: Miesmirls, 87,
old 'Tennessee., 52%; new do, 47%; old -
Nod h Carolina., 41%; new do, 28%.
Stocks active and higher, closing
strong.
)'.ve Thirty Prices. —Canton, 50; Mtn
tier: .... ct, 26; Western Union Tel., 32;
Quicksilver. 15; Mariposa, 8; do pre
fer'd. Adams Ex preys, 62%; Willett
' e rgo. Americarr,36%; United States.
49;4; Peclue Mill. 43%; New York Central
p 2!.„; Erie, 24%; Hudson. 87%; Reading.
isii,oged Central, 117%; Lakeshore, 8734;
Illinois Central, 1-35%; •Pittsburgh.lo%;
—North Western, 87%; do preferred. 85%;
Bock island, 10534; St.' Pant, 74%;
Wabash. 6234 • do
do preferred, 87;
treferred, 72%; Ft. Wayne. 88%; Terre
A n o n,
144 do preferred, 60; (mien°
Anon, 144 r; do preferred. 144%; (Ado&
Misabwippi. '25%; C. C. L wy.i.
Mining ablate dull; Bostonprices—Gal
nur,t, CO; Franklin.% Heels, 76; Quincy,
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Sub•Treaanry balance, $96,218,000, hi
e luding 14.00,761 currency,
pvtir.mnsi snt.s; January T.—Flour
.:oody, with *sloe duper at. it,2sdAsit.
.ot hzist ',teeny, with sales red et 14290
1,52. Vorn steady. with sales new 'el.
lore at issi,a,93s. Oasts steads , et 56057 c.
Patron um loner—crude 2049 20 30 and
293 r. Provisions &di and
refined
daclining. balky quilt at 99441.04.
PITTSBU HARRICTIN
Oirrica or
FlLlDAPirrszowna Gowns,
T. Jan. 7, 1870.
Thud..., generally, Is dull sod ne
glected, though hopes are still Indulged
in that there will soon be en Improvi
malt. At no tins, perhaps, within th e
past year, has there been ,such ~1111
*once of !peculation as during this win
ter; It is probable that the stringency in
money satinets had something to do
with St, but, mid* from this, there is not
the !amp disposition to speculate that
here was a year ago, thought!. Is true,
the temptation has not been so strong, as
e
values hate h ii - unusually urdferm,
and, cone•que i tly, there Du not been
much chance make quick • turns; or.
In other work*, but little inducement
thrown out to!stlmulate the speculator
to action. In addition, It is also a fact
that those who do this kind of business
have not been very sucoosatot within the
put two or throe years, and this Is not
without Intellect. It has been Meow
ered that those who dO what Is termed •
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legitimate busineas, notwithstanding
they vat frequently dubbed as old
fogies, generally come out with the beet
a leM n = i. eatst the close of the year;
possible they may not
have done as . much baldness as those
. .
who are pleased to anthem old fogies;
yet as a general thing It will be found
that lboY.haea inside end cleared more
money. - '
APPLES—Dun and unchanged; sales
in • regular way at r2,50(43 per bbL
APPLE BUTlER—Quotect at 75€1885:
BUT E'ER —The demand (endwise
light and with a full supply, the market
.te dull and prices unchanged. We con. ,
glues Coquets' good to prime roll at 34(4 1
32, and choice at 101.
BEANS—DuII and lower; we now
quota at 1112.2502,75 per busheL
BROOM CORN—Salse at 13(14 014.
"BUCKWHEAT -FLOUR- 4 (9 4 4
CHESTNUTS—Quoted at $4.50.
OBABIIIEBIItatitte to be quo.
bed at 1112018 per bbL
ClDER—Continues dull and nominally
' unchanged, at }5,00, 00 per bbl, as to
I quality.
CHEESE-.ls dull though the stock in
I this market la not. large and Price , are
unchanged. Hamburg, 17 ®17)4; Fae
tory, 17)4(418; New York Dairy, as@
19; Goshen. 20.
CARBON OlL—There is only modern
ate demand. and the market is quiet and
priors unchanged; we continue to quote
at 27 ®27)4 for ensitsdard brands, in • job
bing way.
DRIED PRUTIL-LTtspre a fat
demand for applelei, 4 ler we. can report
round lot ales - .s.*4(4fick , Peaches
dull and unchanged.:-M. Idelkilictinirters
and 11®120 for halve".
DRESSED HOOK—Bale" at" 19915 eta
EGGS—Quiet and unchanged; alma
ported at 85(437.
FRA.THEitti—ln better demand and
higheroand we now quote at 85®90 to
the trade and the tumid advance for
small lots in store.
FLOUR—Continues qalet and un
changed. It is said that spring what
dour'', in many instal:mei, do not give
satisfaction, that there Is not much in
quiry for them far family use, and that
the bakers do not buy as much as for
merly. This, of °aurae, will tend to
give winter wheat dour the preference,
seen at a higher oat. We motion to
quote the former at 45,2505,50, and the
latter at 85,75(48.
GRAlN—Wheat is scarce an this mar
ket but the mills report that they are
getting all they want from the west; we
continue to quote at 11.15(41. 14 . Corn is
offering pretty freely but price are
maintained, and theta Is no disposition
manifested to make concealoos la order
to effect sales; we continue to quote ear
at 80 on wharf and track and shelled at
85. f Qat' in linilted supply but the de
mand Is light and prices unchanged-47
048 on wharf and track and 501 n store.
Barley continues dull and there are but
few if any buyers for prime spring at
anythiy over 11,00. Ryan dull and cin
ch= at 95®11,00.
HA —The arrivals continue light
which, of course, is owing mainly to - the
bad condition of the roads; sales from
country wagons at 118%23.
HUSKS—SaIsa at 8 cams per pound.
HOMINY—BaIes at 83,00§8,50 per bbl.
LIME--Salsa of Cleyeland white lime
at ;202.25 per bbL •
ONIONS—SaIes at 42„E403,00 per bbl,
the outside figure for choice.
LARD OIL—No. 1 Extra n quoted Arm
at 81,48 ® L5O.
PROVISIONS—Market earlier. and
drooping; shoulders, 1434 for plain and
11534 for sugar cured; sugar cured hams,
21; breakfast boron 20)4(42L Lard, 180
18)4 in tierces,and Mean pork, 131043 L 50.
POTATOES---Quiet and unchanged;
we 00111.112011 to quote at 55009.
POULTRY—Dressed Chickens 12014,
and . dressed Turkeys 18%20. Live ,
Chickens, 50%55 c. per pair, by the coop
PEANUTS—Quoted at 9®lo eta.
PEAS—DuII; two) per busheL
SEEDS—SaIes of Timothy semi -et
13,75 (44; and Clover seed at it,5,2.5.
Flaxseed Is dull and'eannos be w quoted
above 42,10,
SALT—Is dull, and Allegheny River
brands are quoted at 51,80 by the car
with the usual advance for small .
lots In store.
STRAW—SaIes at 114@)15 per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET
Ornon car FRIDAY Prrisamaas GAzirrrn,
Jan.
These la nothing new er important In I
the oil business, and the market is dull
and unchanged. As has been the cue
for some time peat, there is little or no
inquiry for Crude or refitted, either for
present or future delivery, while at the
same time the offerings are by no means
large.
Salo 1.000 hbla seller this month (40®
45) at 12t4; 500 do do, (40®45) at 12M,
40®48, oil either on spot or seller . Janu
ar►, quoted at 12 to 124', the Inside tigure
offered and the outside figure raked.
ZKVITUED.
Salem 1,000 bbl. January at 30; - 1,000
February at 30X; 1,000 January at 30;
600 do at 29%. Private advice. from
Philadelphia to day, report that the sales
there wore unusually large yestarday,
Pittsburgh selling and New York buy
ing. Antwerp unchanged &tee% francs.
azmurre 01 canna OIL ar A. V. as.
Peerless Oil Works 249, on account
ROOM Situ Owston & Sowers 1.209, on
account Owston R Sowers; Chrystal Oil
Works 415. account Fisher 13ro; Jas.
Wilkins SA on amount Phila, & Boston
Pet. Co.
Total. 2,104 bbla.
CItIPWTO OP OIL BY A. V. B. B.
Lockhart, Frew & Co. 256 bbls ref. oil
to Warden, F. & Co., Phila.
Standard Oil Co., 561 bbls rellted oil to
Warden, Frew & Co., Phila.
Total refined. 217 bbl.
PMNBURGII IRON MARKET
OfFIUIL 07 ITTSBURGH GAZETTA
FRI P DAY, January 7, ltl7o.
- Theiron business, as Is nearly always
the case at this particular season or the
year, is dull, es most of the mills have
stopped to take stock and make repairs.
The demand for metal ()potion.* light,
as manufacturers are not disposed to
carry any more stook than they can help,
and while the market is weak the offer.
logs are not very large, and the great
proportion of the receipts are being put
In yard to await better timer. The com
mission men understand the sltuation—
they know that there are hut very few
buyers, and that to throw even • small
amount on the market, would only tend
to make It worse for their prinelpals,
and Instead of making any great effort
to sell, they are quietly storing their
oonaignmants out of the way.
50 tons 141.00 6 mOs
SO No. 1 Foundry 42.004 mos
10 No. 1 Ex. Foundry... 43.00 4 moo
SOO do do ... 37.00 4 mos
311T1/11210US 00AL SMELTED TROY LEES
SUPERIOR OM
WO tone Medium Gray Forge
to arrive 236.00 30 de
250 " Open Grey Forge..... 37.60 6 mos
200 " Common Clear Gray
- and Mottled 36.006 mos '
"
200 Gray 37.00 6 mos
150111 et. ... 97.00 8 moe
II
70 " " " 37.60 4 mat
60 " Mottled Red Short— 36.006 mos
120 u - Common GradoClose
Gray Forge 35.60 6Mos
100 " Open Gray to arrive. 37.60 5 mos
75 " Foundry No. 1 38 00 Smut
100 o
_Gray Forge 38.60 6 mos
CUAZOOAIL.
200 tons Es. Charcoal F'gS—gso.oo 8 mos
45 .. Pio. 1 Foundry Flang
ing Rock 47.00 5 moo
37 -Flag.. 2Foundry Hang.
Rock 45.00 4 mos
-58 .. Foundry Common
Rock.
Dry Goods Market. • L . •
lisw Yong, Janusty7.—The dry goods
market oontinues inert, yet steady, for
most &sates of Write goods. In prints
and oottonades there Ls a moderate In.
qulry for early southern trade, but there
Is no general opening as Tee, and the
prices are not fully established; gpregues '
new style■ of prints harebeen selling at
l2i4e, but new and rich styles bare mme
forward to-day which opened et 12(41230.
American Dunnels and Aliens are in
good display, and are seLlimat 1261,234 e;
also heavy sheeting' of Wltellika makes
API Lan at nal
MARKETS .BY TEILSGBAr
Now Toast, Jan. 7.—Cotton quiet and
°Wad,: sales 1,800 bales at 25.4 c for mid
dung uplands. Flour—reoelpta 6,071
bbls, dull and unchanged; sales 2.e00 bo;
I .western $5,2506,20, common to choice
extra state 36,1506,25. Whisky a shade
firmer; western $1 free. Wheat—reoelpte
9,888 bu, and closes slightly more active
Iln buyers' favor; sales 78,000 hn at $l.lO
for No. 3 spring, $1,1001.1214 for ll°. 2
do., the latter an extreme. $1,2/3 for infs.
Sur red western, 31,2901, 32 for winter
' red and amber western, $1,4501,50 for
Michigan. Rye quiet. Barter more an
' the and in favor of buyers; - sales 18.600
ha at itaog4 2o for Canada East, 11,250
1,32 for Canada West. Barley malt heavy;
sales 2,800 be at $lOl,lO for state. 111. 3 734
for Canada West. Own—receipts 12.800
bu, dull. heavy and declining; sales 21,000
bu at 900930 for new western mixed, 970
for new fellow southern, 97011 for
new white southern, and old mixed
western nominal at $1,0501, more
Oats=
receipts 6,600 bush; marl& active
and lower: sales 75,000 bush at
Rice d u ll.
wagon); 64065 c for State. - Bice dull.
Coffee steady. Sugar steady; nabs 300
htele Cuba at 110114 c. Molasses dull;
sales 485 bbls N. 0. at 75®80C. H
op,
arm at 180200
for :American. pe
sum steady at 16%; erode ' 30 j.(0 30 .i . f 0 .
Linseed Oil quiet at 900303 c in
malts: Turpentine firmer at 443.00450.
Pork firmer and In fair demand; sales
350 Ws at $2802360 for new mess; $2B
for old do.; 124025 (pr prime, and $260
200 ecgorirne mete; also 3,760 bbla new
mess ,at $28023,12, seller February;
VS*, seller' March; $2B, seller six
manilla.. Beet steady; gales 160 bbls at
45013 Air new plain mess; slo®l7 for
new extra mesa Tierce Beef dull; sales
100.tilateel ar521434 for prime mess; $27 -
030 Mr India mem. Best Rams firm;
melee reported of 90 bbls at 312034 for
new. Out memo heavy; sales report.
ed of 90 pima at 110120 Sir a/molders;
14016ie Mr hams. !diddles dull, with
isles 89 boxes Cumberland cut at 143,(c,
and 50 boxes long clear on - private terms.
Dressed Hogs a shade firmer, with sales
at $llOl2 for western. ,Lard a shade
firmer, with sales 300 damsel - at 11 %0
18%0 for steam and 170180 fbr kettle
rendered; also sales 1,250 tierces steam,
seller February, at 16,0)16,t0. Butter
steady at 180300 for Ohio. Cheese quiet
at 16017%c. Freights to Liverpool
without decided change. Shipments per
steamer: 15000 bash wheat at 4d and NO
Obis flour at le 3d.
• Latest—Flour market closed dull and
without decided change In price. - Wheat
lower and dull at $41901,21% for No 2
spring, $1,2901,31. for winter red-and I
amber western. Rye dull and. nominal' .
a 63101,05 for western. Oats lower and' .
dull at 80062 c for Western. Corn dull
and nominal at 900940 for. new and 11.05
01,07. for old mixed western. Pork .
Arno $2325 bid for mess for-February
and 128,60 asked, with sales of 760 bbla
seller March at 328,60. Beef quiet and
unchanged. Cut meats steady with
moderate demand. Bacon dull and
nominal. Lard arm, with sales of 250
tierces prime seller • March at 17e. Eggs
Mast!, with fair demand at unchanged
prices.
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Cat Caw, January • 7.—Eastern ex
change scarce at 1.10 premium. selling.
Flour, In fair demand it $3,25@4,130 for
aiming extra. Wheat firmer and active.
at 2@2340 higher for No. I, sales at 84@3
85c; No. 2, lc higher, early sales at 77%@
later id 77 yic; sking with buyers, at
7734 c, and sellers, at 77%0. Corn more
active and firmer; sales of No. 2 sit7o%'®
7.3 g closing at 713i0 for regular. oats
quiet and a shade stronger, at 40440303
for No. 2in store. Rye quiet but firm,
at 72c for No. I, and 680 for No. 2. Bar
ley dull and nominal. at 75(4800 for No.
2. Highwines steady, at 91®92c. Sugar
at 11% @UV, for common to choice
Orleans. Mesa pork firm, at F 27. ,130,228
cub and seller February; prime, mess
quiet. at $23. Lard in fair demand
and 4.•13 higher, at 1130 cash, logo seller
February. Meat!: prime abort ribs 1 3 54,
dry salted shoulders 100, green do 934 c:
hams firmer and i.,(c higher, 1331301.4 c for
green, aid 1434g5i50 for sweet pickled.
Dressed bogs active at $10Q)11, closing
at 510®10,75 for good lots, dividing on
1 200. Receipts for the put 24 hours:
7,079 bids flour, 87,000 bush wheat, 145,-
682 bush corn, 18,518 bash oats, 2,999
i bush rye, 3,454 bush barley, 7483 bogs.
Shipments. 4.330 bbts flour, 11,812 bush
wheat, 4,511 bush corn, 4,400 bush oats,
4,500 bush barley, 4.234 hogs.
Sr. Lowe, January 7.--Tobacco quiet
and unchanged. Cotton: sales of Mis
souri at 23c. To hemp there Is nothing
doing. Flour very dull, with superfine
at 14@4,35, choice double extra /5.15 e
6,25, cholcetreble extrsss,7 s l3 6 . Wheat.
dull andlieavy; No. 2,..red fall mold at
97340. No.l do., in elevator, $1.10014 t,16,-
choice 51,23, choice to fancy white 11,2234
01.50. Corn dull and lower, at NO for
mixed In bulk, 64c for white, 08%700 for
mixed andlgellow. sacked. White ,0 (4 763 .
Oats dull and lower, at 460 In bulk, 50%
%52 0 sacked. Barley dull, at 51,111% for
minor spring, $1,30@1,60 for Missouri
fell. Rye dull, at 800 for choice. Whis
ky Is very dull at 94c. Groceries quiet
and unchanged. Provisions are tnor
mighty demoralised. and entirely nomi
nal. Pork fe offered at $27, without buy
ers- In dry salt meat and bacon there
were no lodes. Lard Is vary doll, with
retail sales of choice at 160. which Is the
best prim (or choice kettle in lots.
Celle are in pretty good demand at
234@fiNclor Interior to choice. Hogs
dull and heavy et II:E$ 90 for light to.
extra.
Cu:l - stamp, January 7.—Flour mar
ket dull and lower; country brands
double extra $0 80q$7; red double extra
$5 25%5 76; amber double extra 15 25%6;
spring double extra 15 25%6. Buckwheat
Hoar: the market steady and demand
good at $7 50%8. Wheatt no transactions
reported and prices are nominal. Corn
dull and entirely nominal. Oats: notti•
log doing, and holders asking 50c for No.
I State. Rye dull and nominal at a
range of 80%900. Barley dull and inact
ive, and held at 90c(BJt as the nominal
rates. Petroleum lower, relined being ,
held at 25%2534 o In large lots, and 280290
in smell lots; crude $ 5 30 per barrel.
TOLEDO, Jan. 7.—t; lour active. Wheat
dull and without material ohange; cm.
ber sold at 11,05; buyers at 11,0434; No. I
red 11.06; No. 2 red held at 11,03, with
11,0144 bid; No. 1 white Michigan $1,15%1
1,18, doling at the inside. Corn: old
dull; No. 2 held at 820, with 600 bid; new
75c; no grade 62340. Osta; No. 1 held at
480, with 470 bid- Clover Seed a shade I
better. Dressed Hoge $10.60%11,25,
dividing on 200. Recelpts—Flour, 600
bbla; wriest, 2,'119
100 bush; corn, 3,600 bush;
dressed hogs, ,000 pounds. Ship
ments—Flour, 1,900 bbl*; wheat, 340
bush; corn, 7,100 bush; dressed hogs, 56,-
000 pounds.
_ LOUISVILLE, January 7.—Cotton weak
and unchanged; middling at 23y50.
Feathers dull at 630. Floor, demand fair
for extra family at $5.02. Grain un
changed: red.wheat at 61,05, whlte wheat
61,10. Corn M 70c. O bOr...ats at Rye
at 80c. Leaf tobacco steady; sales 49
lauds lugs at 15%7, leaf st $8314, 50 . Pro
slatting In good demand at a decline;
mean pork at lat, bacon abonldem at
13140„ clear rib at 16340, clear sides at 17c.
Bulk meats: shoulders at ha m ear rib
at 14No clear tildes at 151/c, at 18c,-
low at2lo. Lard at 1f340 ros game.
Whisky dull at 94a.
einmssuvry. Jan. 7.-Flour and Grain
unchanged. Whisky dull at 040. Hogs
quiet at 68,50%9,25, with some demand
to fill contracts; pickers not buying.
Rather firmer feeling In Provisions, but
not much done. Mein Pork sold to a
limited. extent at $27. Lard 15(516340
and nominal,. Bulk Mosta and Bacon
neglected and prices entirely nominal.
Butter doll at 29%340. figgs 300. No
change In other articles. Gold 12234
buying. Exchange steady at par buy.
CD.
lug. •
• 27astiviLLE, Jan. 7.—Obtion Market
steady, low middling at 220, good ordi
nary at =gfe. Wheat; red at 11 10, am
ber at $1 lb. white at 111 2. Co rn. $l,
Ityo at $L Oats at 700. Bar o ley at $ 20.
Flour at $4 50 to 0 50 for auperllne to
fancy. Bacon: clear aides at 17140,
eltouldera at 14140, country hams at 18r,
city cured ham. at 210. Bulk meats;
clear aides at 1514 c, clear ribbed do. at
15c, shoulders at 12c, rump perk at 25c.
Ifsrd at 18c.
Drrnox - r, January 7.—Wheat steady,
extra white $1.14, No 1 do 21,07% 1 , 02 ,
amber 21,01. Barley $1,90 per rental.
Mill feed Dressed hogs steads ,
with a fair shipping demand at 110,500,
11,25.
1ME:122233
-
Naw Yogic, January 7.—Recelpts
beeves, ir2,000. or as many as the market
will bear without weakening. There Is
a less firmness and a, few remnants re
main unsold, and prices nearly sustain
ed, only some' very mean little 4 cwt
Illinois 2 year old steers and helfiiri
scarcely brought 10c. Nothing was good
enough to go over 17c. Texans sold at
13 cents; 74 Indiana of 6 cwt at 15c, and
'6O Ohio of 7% cwt at 16e17 cents.
Sheep: arrivals to day, 6,006 bead, which
are ample; prices barely sustained and
stock nearly sold; a very mean car want I
at 4qm a car, 63 lbs. thin Ohio, at 5 r, a
mar, 70 Ihs, State, at 4(46m cars of Ohio.
85 lbs. at No, and a car Canada., 100
Its, No. Live Hop: direly five cars
arrived; they have gone to 10ii®10%e,
in a strong market. Dressed 4 4 460 nave
advanced to 13,0)14o, with sr
12ge- tift •
Crimea°. January 7.—Lies Hogg doll
Il&
at ttacs9.4o for chipping to good Peck '
log lots. Cattle quiet and 2.5@i50e lower,
With salsa at •5.504.5.2.5 for maw= to
good cows, 65,5036., for fair to medium.
sad $6,30@e7,6614 for good to extra prime
steam.
43.60 4 mos
PITTSETTREIII DAILY GAZETTE SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1870
RIVER NE WS
The river continues to recede steadily
at thin point with 7 beet 3 inches In the
channel by the Monongahela marks.
The weather has again turned cold, the
mercury Indicating 20 to 21 all day.
Business continues very dull at the
landing, freights for all points being
scarce, and boats continue to experience
considerable difficulty in picking up a
trip.
The Camelia left for Cincinnati end
Louisville, last evening with a slim
trip.
The Victreas arrived and departed for
IWheeling u usual.
The Nellie Rogan departed far St.
touts with a moderate trip. Pilots—
Capt. Thos. Rogers and Ju. Whitten.
The lilaagow, Captain Andy Robinson,
be the sing boat out for Naahville.
• The Argos y . did not get in until last
night. having been delayed considerably
by the storm. She will depart again for
Portamoutlf today, provided the lee la
not too heavy to render navigation haz.
•
ordons. •
The big b.headed Glendale, Capt. Here,
i■ filling up steadily and will be the first
boat out:for St. Louis.'
The Maggie Haya. Capt. B. 0: Martin,
Is announced for New Orleans.
• The It. C. Grey arrived . from St. DJI2II
'on Thursday night-8120mill lay by for a
The Messenger. Sallie and Wild Duck,
all from New (Mean., are ehroute for
this port; atlo, the Hate Putnam from
Elt. Louts.
—Some days ago we published an so
count of the . sinking of the steamer Re
becca, at Parkersburg, by • collision
with one of the railroad bridge piers at
that point, In which the bridge company
were censured by the Coroner's jury for
obstructiog the channel. The Parker,.
burg Gazette publishes the following,
correcting our 'statement: ...Captain
Muhlman, who furnished the Informa
tion upon which the article is based, we
understand, is President of the company
to which the Rebecca belongs. Ti.. Cap
tain evidently did not hear the evidence
before the coroner'. Inquest that was
held in Parkersburg, or see the verdict
of the jury, or he could not-.have-made
such a mistake In hisTinta. The verdict
of the jury was that the Rebecca was In.
Jared "from striking a barge fastened to
the Virginia aide of pier No. S of the
Bridge," ;which Is outride of the channel
span, .and that ;KIM .pilot on duty on
odd steamer Rebecca at the time of the
accident, by mistake passed between
piers Noe. 2 and 3, instead of 3 and 4,
which were designated by proper
signals as one of the regular chan
nels of the river, _thereby causing
the collision as aforesaid." The
law authorising the construction of
this bridge provides for but one chan
nel span, as at Steubenville, where in
high water but one apace is passable; In
all others, with • twentylive feet rise of
water, there is not more than forty feet
from the surface of the water to the bot
tom of the bridge. Ina liberal consid
eration for the interests of navigation
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have increased the length of the
channel span at this place fifty feet (of
course at a large expense,) and not Only
this, hut have added another channel
span, making two spans of three hun
dred and fifty feet each, and ninety feet
space clear above tip water. It was
proved that lights wereon the piers, but
it was not claimed that there wet* lights
on the stone-barge; there they were net
believed to be necessary. ea the barge
was not In the channel. The stone barge
which had been in use in the chancel
during the day, was removed before
dark, so as to have the legal channel un
obstructed. We have no disposition to
rind fault with any of the parties con
nected with the unfortunate Rebbees,
but simply state the facts as they actually
occurred.
—The Notches Demerol in relating
the Wild Wagoner and Richmond col
lision, says: It seams that the Wild
Wagoner was heading to land at New
Texas landing, and the Richmond was
about to back out to proceed, as the
pilot of the
i iiraer thought, down
stream. on h y to New Orleans.
Acting on th is preasion, he steered his
boat eo as to make the landing as the
Richmond backed out, and the pilot of
latter boat intending to go up toe wood
yard stove the landing some • distance,
ran Into the Wagoner arid struck bar
amidships before the pilot could avert
the disaster. A wens of confuelon se
gued among the passengers, but beyond
the damage done to the Wagoner, there
was DO injury angered.
—The three steamers, Tyrone, John
Lnmsclen and Talisman, composing the
Cs.iro and Nashville Packet line, are sot
Joint stook as formerly, but running in
dependent—exoept to on agreed tariff of
mecum for freight and passage. If either
of these boats get behind achednie time
the one so doing forfeits one hundred
dollars to the boat following. The Ty
rone forfeited one hundred dollars to the
Lumeden last week.
—The officers of the Dardanelle report
a heavy ran through ice for forty udies
below Fort Smith, on her last trip out of
the Arkansas.
—The damage to the Major Anderson
is more serious that at brat reported.
She Is repairing at Wheeling.
—The Mary ravage }"lttaburgb to St.
Louis, passed through the canal at Louis
ville on Wednesday.
—The Lorena and Messenger from
New Orleans, were at Rvonsville on
. Wednesday.
—The Rate Putnam *as to have left,
Cincinnati for Pltaburgit on Thursday.
FTITIIBIIROH For? WATNR AND CND
°ADO RAILROAD. - 71nuary 7:-34 bales
flax, Ju Carney; 23 dressed hogs, Henry
Rea Jr; 1800 bale paper. .R Christy; 20
bbls meal. 10 do hominy, W H Hagen;
37M bbls flour, 130 mks feed, J & A Dietz;
25 doshrooras, Bruggerman & O'Brien;
11-bra butter, J A Graff; 10 bits buck-,
wheat flour, G W McClure:. 2 oars lime..
stone, Laughlin &. Co; 13 kga spikes, W
H Brown; 171 bga corn.' 3J do rye,
Beaker & Co: 23 green hides, Seibert a:
Berg; 24 bdleshovels, Myers Armor;
21 pkgs wraps, Horsier & Co; 25 has
soap, 6 pkgs lard, W France; 8 sks rags
McCullough, Smlth it Co; 2 bra tobacco::
ABobsub; 1 Car :shingles, McQuwas;
Douglas; Scars corn, Dan Wallace; 200;
bbls flour, owner. -
Prrxertunoft, Crew:mum AND ST.'.
Lorne riArfatomi. January 7.—.49 two'
barley, B do rye, 12 do wheat, Hood;
27 do barley. 98 do corn, 8 do wheat,
Fred Schield; 6 bins cider, VolgtJki d;,Co; 1
2 dressed hogs, Meanor & Harper; 10
hides, Lappe .5 Weise; 25 bbls apples, 10.
lkgs butter, W H Graff Co; 3 cars:
umber,J A Marshall; 12 dres,ad
Ripley R Beckert; 40 tcs lard, W H'
Howard; 50 bbl. Mchwlnes, Shlpton &
Wallace; 25 dodo, Little d Heckling; 25
dodo, It Wood & Co.
CLILTZLAND AND PITTEIRDRON RAIL,
moan, January 7.-9 cars iron OM
Shoenberger dB; I do ore, Graff, B
Co; 2do do, .Everson, P 4 Co; 100 Mlle
lime, Adam, 4 Co; 8 kgs lard, 13 Wiwi
sundries, Volta, M d Co: 4 rolls loather,
Aiken I Co; 1 bbl a iron, P Conaldins;
1 a machine, Wm. Sumner dr. Co; I safe,
Burke IB; 7 Ude arr.'s/. 3 jars a but
ter, - Rea Jr; 87 bids apples. W
(Iraq 4 ON 6 pggs sundries, .1 Allison;
367 eke °orb Mcßane d 4.
ALLLEGIENT STATION January T.—t
oar wheat, W Mcßae d Co; 8 pkg. but
ter. H Lena; 2 car* lime, Superior Iron
Co; I oar shingles, J Alston .2 Son; 1 car
metal, Smug Chalfant d Co; 2 cars stone,
Huckenstine dt Co; 16 pkgs tobacco, It
W Jenkinson; 10 time pipes, RIJH
Elton; 1 crate ware, C Relsenstlne.
Ardarnnetity VA.LP4I RAILROAD. Jan
uary 7.—Y aka oorn meal, Bricker it 0?)
7 dressed hogs, J McCurdy; 1 oar hay. Id
Schwan; A rm cars coal, Kie, F oster II;
29 do do,rrong D dr; r
Co, II do do,
Coleman, RI Co.
'WOW CAIIIO MENI-adirg
PhlS AND N .W ORLEANS.
—The de. peleenger ream,
MAGLIEE C:lltavex, Commudeve
James C. Dimes. Clerk. will leave 10, the ahem
and Intermediate porta on TV
nal. at • le. an
n e ''rrr U r •e h lt I r g r r Fe r . P ;e r lt °° d to
34 , PLACY COLLIfetiIiCUOD. •tents.
Lave stock Market■
tgrUONSUIrP,TION.
DD. SCHENCK'S DULLII9NICIMIUP for tbs
of Celle end
Virti tor th
or B mrpepris cud Lathe Doblirtate4l Cone
door of th- Oro soh:
DR raIENDIVeI 1141NDR P.LLEI. for
Maas. of tho Lire, or to act or • bleartl Dar.
•
he Ali of ve
am*, ibree a t often reoll'red
is, "d n . consumption, though lie Paladin
qt r :4:: , 7.% 'otioal l Maao tike Ills,
csgoietieg the Stomach and Liver, and help the
Pulmonle Syrup to digest and march through the
Moon vessels. by which means a cure Is loon er.
rented.
These Medicines are conscieetinatiy offered to
the Public as the only awe. certain and reliable
thosefor Pah:lona. y Consumption. and for all
those morbid conditions of the body which lead
ti that fatal dsease. Liver Complalat and Dye.
prude are often forerunners or Coat.
and w they muilfest theemelves tat, rename
the mo tprompt attenCon.
The NM:am. EP ran Is a medicine which he.
ham a long probation beforetne paint. Its value
lat been preyed by the deemed teed It has
mate through • ocriod of leers than Dail-live
rears. In all of which time Its
t o
skepti c has In.
creased. mad the meat
Italiatte skepticians can
longer doubt that remedy wnicb may
he used with cotildence In all ease wiring admit,
K a cure.
If the patient twill pertere aunty follow the
credo. which aceompany each bettle, he will
certainly be cared. if Dictum as art not loomed
wasted to meat a core pearl la. Lean in cams
supposed to be Incurable. when friends sad pay
shames have despaired. the me of ski. Medicine
Dm saved the lire of the patient Sad restored
him to perfect h
lir. nehmen ded ot nay that all cam. of re
miner, ,OtolitleptiO n n are 'cilia the rasa of
mede. but he emplatlcally assert! i
eat often
when patients hare tnem•tat star Ming mintibitM.,
sten 53 a violent cougb, creeping dais.eight
assents, general deb.lity, Cr. a to such a denies
that they are obliged to Ile in bed. and wee.,
they me gleam te e d.lelr physlelah may st/11
he cured. ICo al treatment t anseate new 1
Mega. bet whet %helmet , &revery sad ydlienard
nnOto mime extent deattored• • d.dri mar beer-
mined by Ur. Si Meer • medicine..
_Also, In Scrofulous Disease., tame medicines
ere royally eMe ant. 17r. Schanck has pbote
(dais of a smother of hers*. lam have Men
nearly severed with reaming sores and Saw all
heard up. Tel. slums Ds purifying properild,
wld must be able to heal.. HIP la the lungs.
In ten trestment of Vona naptioe It is itiz toe
utmost Importance to_ give Tiger and • wealthy
tone to tee system, Dense it II isemmeUo
t ' fo l f: L tre ' dalltirtrDe s s;L lt v w.tr
haired together with such meals as make
itie load eily digestible. The articles most
are
fo toe diet
ofCle.
Consumillve patients are
deslidatrd In Dr. Schenck'. *dead, whirl
are distriseted gratulloosly, in general, Me
most hlgoly nutritious enlace are to
be,
pre
ferred.but the digestive st• ength
coed la order to mote. either rood or medicine
mrviceoble. Thls imsinmentil• Met h 7 tba
Seaweed Tonle, and for this perigee It was dee-
Ideated .
Wines' the digestive Waters Are pet la good
order, thw (madras IM proper dad: the system
of the patient Is Inalloated and are lungs be
gin to exercise their rtlete In a normal and
healthy manner. Then She hating powers of
rolmonle Sy pelf et core.
Putman ay Consumption I. Illermt awe)s cola.
pileateil with Dyspepsia 554 War C.a.Plalat•
beheata s a Mariarad aro le ended to re
' =ye obatructiOne from the Liter and restore Ita
healthy union. They haves)) tlie creasy 'stitch
Is Wanted to' celeste or gat mash , ' and are
costnot to coot Ile. particle of any rein
real pobon. Them Pala cad able meet obstinate
conlvenem. sick headacim. piles, la loos .Lee
ilinot. and all other diseases which from a
torpid or °Deface rd condition r I the Meer. One ,
box of these pi:lOl5W prove the caned or the
medicise.
In Comment on the pea Weed Teelc and Man.
drake gals are Inraltiabl• aualUaty medichies
Ttoy relieve the sulf•rings of Seedatient and
assist Wie Potomac PIMP in Meg • doe.
They h .ve been round usefal In advaa di stages
of Colmum papa, wbere the liege lee almost
en
tlewly destroyed sae W symptems according
the Jodie. et of the physician la Mated espeedy
•deash. The.tyesef 91111001. wee weregeteatly
In a dying e edition have been preserved for
months by do use of unbend'. three great ream
odiecr
Dr.94hen-10. Maumee contains a fail Manilas
on the•arions form. .or 0i15... his mode of
treatment, sea reamer die-diens haw to iambi.
medieloe. ma be hod gratis. or .-at be mall by
laddreanng tds PrlnciPal Wed, No. 15. Korth
sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
rTke et the Pulmonic byres, mid Seaweed Ton
ic each 111,110 per bottle, or 11.1.0 a half doses.
Mandrake :Ills PS coats •boa. For sale by all
' - vmasta. -
IMPORTS YY KAI.LEIOAO
Movianlikuo3vAl
n 1 ,1.14 itt:wv:iiii,l3:va
NASHVILLE.
rOn EVANNVILLWysare . .
CLANKbVILLE ANN N ASH
i...—Tue splendid Pn'nenlein
Uldintll/W S. Yolll.od, Cansminadsr.
Will kayo tor the above and latertnedlata "arta
TOESDAY,.Jan. lith, at 4 r. aa.
Yor Stela h. or oaulage. apply on board or to
' JAMAS CoLL 1.0., or k
Joy FLACK IL COLLINUWOOP, Aysatl.
LOUISVILLE. UAIIIO is/ 14T. LOUIS.
F . 'Anew'. LE. r.....11=1%,
• CAlitil AND Br. LOUIS.
Ira a no j 1.111.0. atestatr
LAN .... J. It Mar.. Ctransaadar.
James If I.n. .I.ltri; let?. as ..aealteett
above, on TUESDAY. Jna. 11th , at • r. N.
p ot .pp board or le
der. /LACK. i cOLLINN W.lOll. Avesta.
STEAMSHIPS
TO LIVERPOOL ANDAM
QUEENSTOWN.
TIM IMMIX MAIL STEAVISIIIIII,
exleen llt•tedagil moot% among
one e.lebratad
CITY Of rMils,_ CITY Or A WTWIIIII
UTC _
CITY OT HT ITY N,
OTCL I YOf BALTIIIOST,
ott ...
111A111no LYLBI SATUIZI) AY, from Tier 48
B o na
8117 , ..= rk. Tor Busare or Millar
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.,
IMITRYLILI) OTALZT, Pttiabandli•
!grill:WT(lß WHITTIER CON-
T111111:11 TO TECO? ALL TAIT, ATE
DIAILUSZIS. That numerous. Mu of eases result
ing from self...bum, profteleta unansollems.
not debility, irritability, ereptlons, seminal
eseselose mad Smelly isayeneecy permanently
cured. Persons arlated with delicate. tattiest*
and loop steadies oimetitattusum complel„te an
politely Melted to oal for tOusultat3olo. which
Mita nothing Moyerience, tho beft of teachers:
hes es &bled tam to ysrleet remedies at cam n
dent. safe, permeneoL and welch le most eases
am be used without hindrance to banana. Med
icines prepared la the establleament. which Cei•
t 01100•02000, reeeptiol mad wetting room; Mao
boardlasmied sleeping ap
to°nan ee artments for ipatients
tth a e plea
01100r0I opting. No natter wh mnlr o
ay* failed,
last. 'oar earl. Steed what be ears lo pant,
tablet of lifor pages. not to nay addram [Or two
swaps In sea led navelty*. Thousands of teem
treated •annlly, at ow* and all over the cool•
t26 `. ..4l " e4 ! ;funA.7,l7Ve.7.4 ' lltise th l
Pittsburgh. Pa. Boars 9a. X. LOS r. st. Sea.
day. LA et. to C. W. Pamphlet mat to any mt.
deem toe rum stamps. apf
arCAPIICERS, TUMORS, 111..
MUM &a—Astonishing mat atom
miraculous can. or Canter an being daily
=do by Drs. IL H. KUNZ A CO.. •at the
Philadelphia Canner InlinmsT. 931 Arab gLiget.
PkilladelPhDs. Parma.. and at tha branch of-
Oen In charge of Pr0f....0r Z, G. DALTON.
1110 Lim tit.. Odelsmail. ONs The treatment.
used me Cancer Antidote., lb. moat aelentille
at enereseral known I• the civilised world.
They are not nestle; eating or burning media
eine.. They give BUM or nu arta. They ass ee•
domed by the beet aunt*tt of the age. No
other pereone have these antidote.. No other
treatment shoed he mod. Nor particulars mil
or addl.*. se above. tot QMITia
e:= JUST. OUT:-.
TOR °OLDS. COUGH& SORB THROAT AND
BRONCHITS.
Bono so rood. Bono oorousat.
I"'
Co"
litiTH l kkOl a
10 £lOOO Haw.. Now ler.
Me no monot Mom horllblo total own..
Hog ••Brows Cabe. Haw." den
lar BATCHELOR'S HAM DIE.
SUL splesdla Mir Dye is tha.bailt la the ward:
taw may true sad palm% DT; tasiblela.
Ole. natant...us; so dlsappalaciacbt;
&Wont Claw reamalsts 11l effects of bad
dyes; luvrataa and lams tba Bair soft utd
ba,satirai. Mad or brae. bald ba
WNW= Etestsval.
Task. . .
FINANCIAL.
TILIDESIIINI NATIONAL BANN,
Wood St., cor. Second Avenue.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
6t)ld, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
• A. BRADLILT. Piwidsut..
W. vAinitax. The Preside At.
**AAP CYWITI CLAIM& JA.. MAW.
4~;~~,yr~~~~~~~y4;t►i~~
PITTED3VItOII
FOB VIZ
Safe Weeping of Valuables, •
trader iplarsotoe. and llof routing of Sorts Is Its
Fire lad Burgle-Proef
No. 83 FOURTH AVENUE
Prooidost—WlLLlAll
Vie. Preoldomt—liMNMY LLLOYD
rescTols:
Wit [JAM PRILLIA 8, STRAW B. PAINTIIII,
tummy Li,t D. JOB. B. MORIIO.N.
WILLIAM RYA. OZORtili SLAM
WILLIAM M. LYONt f IUMIIs G. nUtutILY.
JAB. I. BANNE fT.
S TaSAI—I. V. OD BONXIIII4IIIT.
U9es dilly from 9 o'clock A. B. to 4 weloat
N. not.mr.a 'WA
33 •
57 4 MARKET STREET
rirrastmos,
,Coneetloes made MI all the prtehlPM te , tath
the Umatted States earl Casadee.
Stodu4Bondssuid other Securities
NOtIGHT AM) BOLD ON 00113MION
sale of reellOular attention% LAU Le the Duchess sae
United States Securities.
rIART, CAEGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
corner Fourth and Wood Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PS.,
osucanasoßa TO 8•1111 A. BART L C 0..)
I=l
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Ltd pulite:llu etvglo . :; . ptl i ti to the purchase
COVERNMENT BONDS.
S o t Dra ft s on London.
ftw
CITY BANK.
112 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
cArrrat., mom%
111DiIIIMILLT LIABLE
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
7087LIkilf IfiClBll4lll -
payola and sold. sad when Soothed nwl 6 ted -to
NOTO.O• C 011.110126 OtILOO Ott MI the wed's.'
points of the Mated Mato , sod Canada.
Dooloses Mathis, Pftetdcot.
!suss McClean. Vice ?mama.
• W. N. 1110IuI1X. Csadar.
IthIaCTORS.
D. tWases. Jamas WsCaW, •
hom. Sparta. •gh Weatag.
Delsoy. Jr lofolleeCounpbsn,
Purl et Sow. r As Pb. lea.
coos. B. But.
Joo A. rfer•Ogloy,
. los. ia•nax.W., moth
Jeltki Jthe.ll. 90ZZA1. Bolkitar.
yr B. LION,
1 a ' r of Weights lad Ream%
Omer—Pia. IP MIRTH /MRCS. rittabatat.
Capt.
et. 301111111.12186118. Depaty, rntabargi
Plan
Itaat. GTO. ItatILTX. Dewy, YU
Way Narks&
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be reedy.' at the elan of the Chief
%enamour. Military Division of the kliamouri ,
Chian°. 'Meals. until 111 M., en TlllthrititT.
February 1, 1570, for the traneportation
of
Gevernment troops. military. Goyerom. of and
Indian supplies between the following volute.'
as tediceted dation the time from 1.4. 210.
1210, to Octet..rat. 1570. vs. :
Tram lit, Louis, Me., to Sioux City, taaktas
Gavin, Fort Rama., Whetstone Creek. LOwer
Reeler sad Crew Creek Agencies. Fort Gully,
818 Cb eeeeee mad Greed River Agencies, Toro
Rile, maven., Reboot. Came Cooke. or ler
post that may be established at the mouth of the
•Meniesbeli river, and Fen Benton.
Prom Wyandotte, Live., to Bun: Clty., Tank-
Int Arne, Bert Randall, Whostone creek,
Lover 'Steles and Crow Creek Amnon, Y-rt
Sully, Big Cheyenne sad Grand Myer Agencies.
Fern Ittne,litevenson haford, Camp Co - ke. or
any poet that may be trablished at the mouth
of the Mauler. Driver and Fort Reno..
From Fort Leavenworth, Lau.. to Sioux City,
T. kton fleecy, Tort Weetstone
Creek, Lower Branca]. Crew Creek •ginclee.
Tort Bully, Bit Cheyenne led tined River
Amsneies, Tons Rice, et eeeee ea. Buford, Camp
Cooke, or an post thst ma, be eatitellked,aithe
month ol the Moolositell river .4 Fort Benton.
From t Inaba. Web.. to Sioux City. Teekton
Lee tow /ennead., Whetstone Creek. Lower
Orate. and Crow Creek Agenties. Tort Bally,
Gig Cheyenne and Grand litter •geotligklfons
Rice. titeventon, bite - ord, Comp Coot*. or soy
Pout that may be eetablisbed O. the mouth of the
Gaselerbell Rtv r endow Fort Menton.
Rgentr.
From ow. City, ls, to Tankton
Fort Randall., Whetstone Cook. Lower Brain
and Crow Creek Ageneks. Vertrieb'', IL' Cloy.
erne sad Gm. Rlygr Ageneite, /ern R o'.
tty. son, Buford. Cam. Coon. or any post
that easy be establlibed at Ibe monk of the
Keeeleehell neer, and Tort Benton.
From Smitten Agency to Fort Itendall,Whet
stone Creel, Lower Reales and Crow Creek
Menne , Fort Icily. Big Cbeyenee and Grand
Myer Agetelem, Torts Rice. EteTtlailOn. Buford,
Camp Cooke, or any plot that may be establish
ed at . -tlie month of. Use Museleshell river. and
Fort Benton.
From Fort Randall to Whetrtne Creek, Lower
I Broke and Crow Creek •gencles, Fort Bally.
Big and Grand Ilion Licence. Torn
Moe, Moonset, Rao., Caton Cot k. or any
post that miy be Watt'. hed at the mouth of the
lineation river, and port Benton.
Prom Whetmne Creek A1e1207 to Lower
Betties ted Crow Creek •reieles, Fort siolif.
llk Che eeeee and Grand River Agenel••• Forte
Rae, hieveneon, Borord, Camp Cooke. or any
post that may be embilshed at the month of
the Ileiselesitell +leer, and Fort !lonian.
From Loehr Broils Agency to CP. Creek
Agency, Pert Bally, Big Cheyenne and Grand
Elver Agencies. Forts Riee, Bt. , neon. Buford.
Camp Cook, or coy Peat %kat maybe established
at the month el the 12.eleshell river, lad Fort
Heaton. _ _
. •
/roue Crow Creek Atelier to Tort 3.111. Big
Cheyenne and Grand River Aje•Cl4ll4 Porte Mee,.
Bievenron. Buford. Camp (*eke. or soy poet
that may be retabllebed at the tooth of the
Moscembell rlver. and Ten Beaten.
From Tort Lolly to Mg r'b•.yenne and Grand
giver AgeleleS. Toro Rae, Stevenson. gated.
Camp Cooke, or any poet that may heestehaehed
at the tooth of Maselashell flyer, and Tort
genten.
Prom NM Cheyenne Leary to tined- tilt!
Agency. Perm Itlea:litersaaon. Bolt•rd.Calnp
.Cooke, or aoy pool that mar be establlabed
the moot. or the linselesnell Mar, and Tort
Aruba.
Tres Oretd River ►leaef to Torte Mee, Ste
inway. Buford. Cami COOkb er en, poet that
my be established et tte mouth of the Meanie
river and Tort Beaton.
Prim Iron Lee to Pert, Stevenson, Buford,
Cam Cooke or any port t bat a ay be est &bibbed
at the math or rantelethell river and Tort
States.
From tort etevenran to ton brand, Cap
Coolie, or say yogi that may ho established at
the mouth et the Masalsabel river and Tort
Beaten.
Prom Tort Buford to Camp Coohe or any post
that may be ...bashed at the mouth uf the
hfescleehell river tad Tort Benton.
Prom Camp Cooke or ear post thetasy be
eciabiltheil at the mouth of the Yueleshell
river. tad Tonne's:An.
Proposals Sr. also lotted for the transports
lien *tither. Led supplies, darted tea re..
from Marsh AO. 11110. to October 31. 1170.
Mm Chicago, 1111nois, eta 3 ear. City. lowa. on
through bide of 1.110. to all the potato above
illosix City that are above melded.
Bidders will etata the rats, (et perately fer sash
month from March 90th to Octoeer 31st. 1110.
inclusive. the date of starting to determine the
rate to be paid, at which they Wittererthrna the
Merritt from esoh of the smiting points to the
several points of deetleatthe aboveinanted, as
fothowsi
let. The rate at which they will transport each
officer zed soldier (cable pamege to be provided
for •Oleers, arid tie sol diets etc.'s, fecllWes
tae cwoklus their names, width will be supplied
by the Uovertouratl.
Id. The rate per 100 fothude at which they
wW transport ppli• •
34. Tae rate at •thlett they evil transport
horses, mules, cattle,ambulaisees,carts,wagons,
etc., (tmagh. tor feeding the su heals to be pro
, yided by steamboat.)
A Just prefereue: will he give. to Perils who
owe and control boat.. Botta Will be expreted
to always gee the Corer..t.t freight the pref.
encore, lad in no ease will be allowed to carry
private to thy exclusion of Government freight.
The antra or will be regulars to transport
stores by land in the event of failure b 7 water;
and all stores sealed by the contravor for
tnourportstipn mamba delivered at, their dent.
not no withle the year 1110.
Bidders soli please give Lb e ate at which they
will furnish transportation down stream—
though for that exclusive perpoce no boat will
be required to go up .tram coluse to brag down
at lout 160 tons of Government freight. The
contractor the transportation from Chia/oast:l
not be reoutred to Biala may down stream
transportation.
In ease the contracting party fella to any
freight as teg - In d. the Eloyernment re mass the
right to tarnish the transportation at the ex.
pease of the nominator. and nothing herein
contained shall be so construed as to prevent
the Government gram traneposting Resupplies
on any of lia own beats.
Bidders are Informed AM stn boat loaded with
Government stares will ho Wowed to go above
I llous. City. lowa, drawing net three mad onr
half feet water. As no boats will he required to
go to peals above Biwa City with less than one
haired toes, bidders will state the rate it
Which they will trneeport ds tech= eats of troops
of 100 or earns without freight.
Ridden should give their names In toll. as
well as' their pleas of residence, and cob pro.
poeal mast be necompented with a bond In the
min of $lO,OOO, Ahmed by two or more respon
sible venous, guaranteeing that. In ease the
'contact Is awarded to the person pre:posing. It
will bi incepted and entered Into, and good ands.
antleient seeinty furnished by said party, In
accordance with the terms of this advertisement.
The contractilr will be required to give bonds
In the nut of (1100.1) 0) one hundred thonsatid
dollars.
The party to whom the award to nude, Wm
be Deepened to execrate the caramel at once. aad
to give the required bond for it. faithful per
(aromase.
The tiovernment reserve. the right to inject
any or all bide that may be offered.
COP) t f b act term of contract both foe tee.-
DO:tatlen from lit- Loot Ye., and Cleave.,
to be entered Into in the event of swami, and
Dlanh films of prat.... e. can be had by applica
tion to this office, to the eines of the Chief
( dueletermaster, Deperticeat of the
Lout.. Mo.; Calor Qaartertallatex, Depart
meat of tba Platte, (boobs, Neb.; to Brevet
t.labtenaut Colonel Jamas It. Moore. Quarter.
m tear, Fort Leavenworth, Nab., and to Caputo
Jam.. eltLas, ASlllO4l.t. Quarttebtamar, Okon
Mr. lowa
Pr.:Dowd; for transportation from ft. Louis,
Mo.. @hoard be indorsed, "PrOpOSIIIS for Army
T,ansportation on ...bs Missouri River. from lit.
Lord', Mo., etc.." and those for transoortarlan
Rom Chicago, ••Proposals far Army Tnaspor•
tattoo from Ctdeago. 111., to points on the Mta•
marl !Char." and addressed Settle undersigned.
By c.d.. of t h e tan srterm ttttt Gemmel,
U. H. RUCKER,
Aled4llt quartermaster enterer, United• state
Army and Chief quartermaster Military DI.
visions. f the Minoan.
CARBOLIC_SALIJE:
. „
The Important discovery - of
the CARBOLIC ACID as a
CLEANSING, PURIFYING, and.
HEALING Agent is one of the
most remarkable resnlis of
modern medical research.
During the late civil war it
was extensively used in the
Hospitals, and was found to
be not only a thorough disin
rectum, but s pe edy most won
derful and H E
REMEDY ever known.
It is now' presented in a
scientific combination with
other soothing and healing
usf_encies, in the form of a
SALVE; and, having been al
ready used In numberless crises
with most satisfactory nskdbel3.
eficial results, we have no held.
Union in offering It to the pub..
lie as the most certain, rapid,
said effectual 'remedy for ull
Sores and 'Ulcers, no matter of
how longstanding, for BUMS.
Cuts, Wounds and every
ABRASION of SK IN
imrsu,
and for Skin diseases generally.
Bold by an Druggists. Price 25 cent..
JOHN F. I n Y, Sole Prof?,
MlO.B COLLEGE PLACE. Newlforlr.
E NEW YEAII.--Vaaillles
to milosisti Coma for tht to,
raw mill IMO our summit tam mese as tete arl
ottedocrol g oration. o r
rag gritaticOFlV.Vaa:i itft,Ta
ragoz.r.v.".mtuerixal.gZ
spimb an d AMerlem Plum.., on , .. ne .
fined pool mid F. C•Outgo for
mr moo • JUNIN .1• ZEM 'No IN W,
dn . Comm Lamm as& huh nry •to
OEMILE CH9II E Air* , Lys
/forego J.I. CAIFIZLD.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Ad
CARPETS.
NEW FALL STOCK.
Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
DRUGGETS.
DRUGGET SQUARES,
Ingiain Carpets,
the Lowest Prices Ever Offered.
BOYARD, ROSE (t. CO.,
tl
se.lBldirr
HOLIDAY GUTS.
Positive Reduction it Prices
PIANO COVERS
Mosaic,
4.rminster,
WUton i!tugs,
Crumb Cloths,
if C., Ore.
M'CILLIN BROS.,
.Ifo. 61 FIFTH AMC/MA
ABOVZ WOOD lITBKIT
dal
CARPETS.
uzurcTioNs.
The alterations and im
provements of our Sales
rooms now in progress, make
it necessary for us to im
mediately dispose of a lame
portion of our stock of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
Hearth Rugs, &c.,
Many goods will be sold
at prices. below the present
wholesale cost., gall at once at
CILIUM IteCLIENTOCK & COT,
23 'Fifth Avenue.
WOOLEN DRUGGETS
BPD
FELT CARPETS,
1/, 2, 21, 3, 31, 31 and 3:
YABD WIDE.
BORDERED squanEs
Suitable for Parlors.
ING ROOK CRIB CLOTHS
Woolen, Linen and Cotton,
LT LOWER PRICES ?HMI LUST SEWN
Rottrltdetandlng the etultinintelttel genii
on these good.
M'FARLAND & COLLIP
- ' 71 and 73 Fifth -Avenue.
odmmai
LATEST OIL STRIKE.
MTICT.L izzaTT
i i,CONOMY I
ANT!
To secure prim handed /vortex. just come and
see what splendid bargains are oliered is the gor
geous mock of Spring and .Summer Clothesjust
prepared and exhibited to ttie_publie by
S. C. Taming's/LW.
The fullest I:tuturtT to be deiced in
the
man who enjoys It it
neatly divesed in a snit o
hew Summer Clothes which at tam. oomtbrtablef
aa not to abridge the freedom of biamouon each
clothes are to be had at S. C. TRAMEILISAN'S.
To practice YCOAOIIT. don't operiti vast sums
of mono where extortionate people Charon fancy
priers for unsatisfactory clothing, tow cos* and
get the worth of veer, dollar 'You sand. at •
S. C. TWAtraILWAN'S.
num Tharonof the[ meat sort, practiced every
fth.ro.chnelle d irie a l t wl47. ` gring Ho it.ll .l . ` ll `l lll
there they get their clothes. Yeerr ma free to
buy at all times. Trade tremendous pm sow nt
the Big No. 11 Clothing Hall. •
1.0011 AT Tilt PRICKS.
Cocoa nut suit" Cro SIT w n e i r , thajle.
estriggh suits i stirfAls O .
695._
600 s us. Seen, at BB 60 each wortki
Black for 610 worth gsio.
Boys , lulls for $0 worth $lO.
And a at many more too 129MeTrith MeV
Hon. QUI early and secure your bargains, es we
have but a lbw days to sell. lgemember Big No.
11 Sixth Meet,
S. I& TRLIMBEAK.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDI.
VON of TEL PITTSBURGH BANE FOE
SAVING!. D....ember 31,11169:
=1
Capital Stack
Una Dawn hors—
Coatingaat rand
MIZE
Rona.. lfortg.tes
01.1. Reeelvnble...
I.ffiee 'bums
11695,97 t IT
b. L. MeICINLET. Ireuurer.
The un'tirsigned Anditi Committee if ayeet•
fully report that they have slammed the boots
and assets of the beak, and find the above. tate •
lomat to be Correct.
B. H. HARTMAN,
•
ItOBT.,tI. 5011MILIITZ.
•
0. fOLL•NORER.
PlTrastilail, January 3. 1810. Jaiiall,:T
A PPLE PABER6.--1 have a
£ .tut amortmcat of Apple Perine.Certhemid
WNua Machines, which I Invite all to mill aid
me them tiled. The PAWING, CORING AND
SLICING MACHINES. take..sale three tome 0
the emit to pare. core, .04 elle. he orlitten
Mud apple. it will pme without ell Meg or
tortes minim&
Dried Apples WU much Maher when Weed
with this. ease Alee than whew.quartered We the
old proems.
Also. • fall amortment of
Lightning & Turn Table Apple tutors.
For sal.a
m:sae sad bY
JAMES SOWN,
N.c...18f!f WOOD STREET.
1411EAD 1 SEAT READ!
CORNS
Arlo
&moved in one minute. without bleeding or
tooting torenew, MIZIOIRA end pleased Nalle
Removed to it lan osine,e. All operatiou per
formed without valuer bloodebed
Torrent comfort Innetedtatelil
No poisonous goedielneusedl
No sore het after operntingt
Warned and BUR Jons treated moos It rear.
/tort-Bite end Cel,blialn. eared In few day.
flatiefsetion evert or looney refunded. Good
City Reference. glean.
Once ROOM from 9 O• N. to 19 M. and g tee
r 9.dayo. 9tollo. n.
Relnemotr tarp No. 49 Blzth R old
VArIERRIION. Pittaburgit, Pa.
4.10
WaIU
Importer and retell dealer In
Ffigrn.
WEDDING,
&IM VISITIO
11011 NG. P OILAVIIIGI ARTY AND BUSINESS
,
1101110011AM1,_ ARMS. ILLIMINATING
mann by loyall reedy. proamt 14.LasktIOn. lead
les sample.
• LOU Chestnut PM. Plylllob
CARIBMcCANDLEBS &
l ikata Can • C 0..)
WHOLZULI °LIMO II
foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. IN WOOD lITILICIS.
Tatra 4oar slxrte =mead
Z. 111.
y...AmisnALve FLAIR.
WALL'S ZUSIN WILL CIIIIIIIIIPLIDACIWr•
AILW/ALL . II ELIXIR WILL CUILILITIBI2IIIIII.
ILessaaiWs =aux WILL CIIII COMM,
Wass.
Rice o I
r i larahalPs Litz% .1.00 El i st r t
i t a
t. I Mates street. 11.
or, Doutsi.u.
Eraft. ... e i a . lbol= "lad estel.,lll.s.:lZiOni.t..
(1)01111DREL8 CLEVELAND
146 Ws Men Oaf Lim.
SOO Obi. toners Whin Line.
Tor We 07 J. I. OAXITILD.
'WV
' -- b --- o .6 • - . -
IRON AN 0 ', VI.
pp ? 5 r
0., :i. 4 . . RA I 1 ,1; 0 4 ,5,i,b. .
v i , i 7 il: 3 ' tl iciiii fL v aavail'.
DUQUESNE i , 7,, - IaJrtaiNTRAI. n•-IL
• 4 - 11... . ~, te e On •mt afmr 11l airy" Msnday NOM
-,„;&. 2 ~.Trai, • 4r111 ,.r 1141 at macs depart
COLEMAN. ILAKK & 00.,' 3, 't,,LL-.TP?„ut.::: °flu
; Doporl.
icyji ..... I:10 mai...therm A:. Cep am
Manufacturers ot Fast Line.... 1.46 am -Yaolne Ns— I :." i. •
Watts No. 1..6 SW La 'Visors 90.3.. 6.16 ma
arlatonAt Not 9:50 Imo 1 nal: TrMo.—. 13 :16 as
Wall . s N 0..... • :96 mo nrtaton •e.. 101116 Ma
Cl•elitaam P. 1.9,10 am, ttra•••Ae No • • 10 pm
iTtl . ::, , tirt a l.t:::;QU!!. ' o o .l . .. II I ' ll ire
Pitt.steg. 0 t r . 1:30 pco , :_them. o• /te.4clippa
~,p, - t or ,. 1:50 pm icra - cc e - los LIM pal
.o.lo'. No. 3...150 pee Plat., be.j . .• 4 , 1;1:&0911,
Rabe
9 0.. A ftr.l 2 %It t'°i',l:: ,, i.; ...,.: :..Ntir: .•
Ortetto•Acy:o_y•l9 pool 2:tt , _Ltntt ~.,1,16,..,, ei,_ lit, S ,
W • s l T b r" Tes r let " ¢:lre 9 =ooVnetign:l7 " ..4 1
mg for Italttmore.
4 Tbe COONS TOED I - 'llll nmelo,e,
!Sunday at 9:06 2 . to, reacniAz PH.ta i
, .
10:00 m m. Ne tcroteg, 100001 p,4...te (
/11:54) V. ea. and ttretvae at AWL 6144CM1 II
0.10 p. ca. •
' •Clocinsatt Irtnnasa I , apac-.6414. Ni -,
Express lett.. dull 4 500044 414•04ag. Au 4. 4
tr.. daily except 41.431.0. ‘ . •
For ftataar taloramaaa !IRV , •
aaani•aataßaliraa4 Cam mill ima.
T 4
It a? rick fOrßZisme,• no
CrolWara II Va ' l ' as. t Ham,...- "'
• '
*OOl antonnt la .021 e 0411 be allVa rla my
-ommm, anloortaX MD •Mtff C.6tz a IL .
l to . --, , •
WAn
sal* *aural litmerlate a Jett. a. .
IRON. NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
=I
PLAT BAP., HOUND AND AR! IRON,
NANO. liotor • HP:e. rA N D.. ANE iftON.
BOILER PLATE:, AN" HAAG,
faII•ILD IRON. VAAU arta vicorprit SASE
ri.Al44z¢, OUTING SARA. Cr LINDER
IRON.
TATZSI T NT R It ' : ?t ' A ‘t : LET 1.1
SPRING. PLoW AN I. CLO TIVaI•OUSI _
STNS.. WING? AND )LOOP. Seat to Weer.
STILL T/ALS, STALL SHAiTINO, A. B.
dT10 , 1..
COACH, BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and
AL I.ES.
LUI NAILS AND SPIELS.
•
All Goods Pint Class and Warranted.
orricis AND WONXis:
Ilsto/sth Street 6.1.1 Allsebear Eft*.
aagt IT Water iruvet.
ult , .
ELN, BURR & PHU
==l=37:=3
ONO. W. B WLTCABA ALT.
WILL 1" BlllBllk
.•-•
llrina, Purams-11.. Y. KIEL
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
BILLER, BARB & PABH:I3,
OFIICE. No. HO Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.,
MAN
pITTEIBIIRGH
STEEL WORKS.
sirrAziasast• ur mi. •
ANDERSON & WOODS,
=
SZIST , REFINED CAST NTBEL
Of sassy dessrlptloa. Also, twit
teflon kraal Plow and spring Bled.
CORNER EOB3 AND FIRST LYZNIIS. Pltir
DUQUESICE FORGE.
WILLIAM MIER, •
(Speoessor , to JO& HAIGH & C 0.,)
•
Hu facillites co-extensive with the leading gore
ge• in the lost, and is prepsreel to promptly aad
satisfactorily MI ell orders gg ifTLAM/101.1 .
gig•Tre_ On AHEM gieTslN EOM. LIMITS%
rgrlinll.Ts %IL ItIST9 HAILROALs AXWeite
LOOLMORYTIVIt ine&oi. gether with emir/
description of 1111A2H W OR E . Oltice nine gorge
Corner of Duquesne Way and Ent Strut.
FILLBRSHItSBN PROCESS.
The.Trasteee &renew inepered to reset Mee
se/ tbz the eta of Ute ILIAEXELLIgitiII PHA).
Cleh
The
superior qualltjtesparted to good leen. the
great Improvement to Inferior won, eve the to
dace cost. commend It to a/1 soesofseterere of
Pontos wishing to um It eon °Main Mesonn
by
applyluz to
JAMES P. SPEER,
Rooms .d sAlLlZZ•rttatram
Fourth
Parties Interested are Irene! to Tilt OS
313USTILIZittiltki Wl[l, where b
sow euosesolui mention. DOOM
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIMIOK & CO.,
PITTSDIIRGII, PA.,
Masolooluren of ever/ SomilPtles•l
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL.
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
ELLINTIC AND PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEIL SIRE, Ac., AC.
Warehouse, 88 Water and 100 First Ste.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Yastatortlarers of all descrlotto. of
EriMMILB.
001..0 WareDna., THIRT I IOTH, =MTV
lisa, and RAILILOAD BT/1.101.113,
STOVES, CATINGS, &c.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB BITUMEN° WI GOAL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Rout aa
well m any other store la the Rohm.
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street
as ttasel and Meal%
•
PARLOR BOWFIN.
•
FLOATING STOVES. •
GRATE PRONTO. PONDERS.
COOKING RANGICO. Re.
GAFF, EMUS &
MAIRMACTOIII34I OW ZIIIMY VAZIScr of
STOVES,
BOSTON COOKING RAN'AtE,
'THE FURY FURNACE,"
4 711,00000
4984 0 71
. 91..471 00
$693.971 VI
j 306.417 74 6
408 00
39 09740
70117Azarr74ittnunri
•
TRY. NEW AFTI-DITRT COO ' SUM ISTOTE.
•LiLLGULATOR, ,, COLUMBIA COOK .4r , tV_lr,
VAteet 101renanstl Platt IrD)
&MGR CAST IRON If AN ILK& WZI, Lit AR%
RieVLIIIOTOP,6II•TP , ,fre. ft om dirt sod dust:
GRATZ /RUNTS, lf/LNDZIGA
206 and 206 LLberty Street,
IMIEM
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
NO. 80 WOOD STREET,
Nun/*dorm of tau Grootut Varletyot •
Cook, Parlor and Heatlog Stoves,.
TO 82 POUND
•
In our assortment will b. rouse ill the LATIIST
PATTICHN ofND IMPEUALICNINS. the
reputation ur Seoul •l. sn o b that any one In
want of • good anlele should puralluo soul but
those msouthetured 0 0.. u. tberl will Os found
We Most d ruble so well as le-or omical. Would
rah p•lrtlealar attention Waste new 'VOLCANO
PTOVN. for thumbs. balls .4Mores. 1
0
00
sold In 'bred month. Intended for wlth at
without easter. All woo bare used them pro
th.
e t ir Cata •opelogee sod or sonny other• Del Jar oh Isso.
nd Prim 41m.
Fl7,t 11)/01
=DM
HENRY BIER & CO.,
succasioss
ZORN Ni. COOPER dk 00,,
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRAS CAST-KNOX
MAD! PROMPTLY TO ORDZR.
laleable and Grey Iron Fittings,
'GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
VIILOTTLE, SAPETT AND CIRCA VALVES,
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
IRON COCIKR,
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and OIL.
.itiEETAcruitinsor J. IL MOTEL • COM
Improved lalanee-Wkeel Steam pomp.
Agents for Dreyfus' "Went Ott
ers, the beet in the Market. •
ogee sad Works, *mow Thirteenth end Pike
Street. elth
ATWOOD & INIOCIFFILEII9
Coma Literty mast sad Thing Anima,
Pittsburgh. •
884 FOODS'S MD IRON PIPE MEM
and ACHINTS tor A. B. DAMZRON CO'l
ATLAS P MOE AND BLOWIES. ' '
ARCH:WOWS
B ABA & MOSER,
mum prom assocumoi strumas
Nos. 8 sad • Bt. Char Stmt. Fittstsindar
WNW astastlas Om to Um assarilaa
!Wallas of OCUIT SOIT6QII aaa Mgr aa
attILDIUSEMI. , •
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•.
-
W r
ium ESTEnN- Agggimm
_renvianA
Milel4o4l.l). — lta and aloe 110 , 7. lik, 141441 4 6 ,
rallpt "halite ea the "hates Vitaaael
Rat real will early. at A 24 depart twos .
Paden.' aired Depot, Allagarre Caw. aa gallows
' 11" lria:110 . 1 iitl 31•11.2 4. ... . W . :0444
.seaport Fa 1 IMO • a =wet lio: I LOOM '.
10:40 a at Z . 8 .. 41 111/2 a a
4
putimii,- dzkazi: - .
.....a;;.....0 pal wintiltilFellat
S u br c e h traime dalla • easisy4
awn dray at TAO a. a.. tae
Olty at :DO a. wt. Sett:maw, = tu t
a,
01t7 at :SO p. sae atularrlye at
Ws at aAO v. at.
Th. trains etal All MY 2 A 1 M
at. ma. &roes vonneetlwa at en
Iter. • Una of ataite4 tor Bailer_ .
Mums ticket. ma) patelaalta 31.
So. ISI %ale stmt. near tea
rntiltaral,, and at e niepouVirjy. :', '
Yoe Maar Lalartaatleatry to -
JAIME /Mtn, ..1i„ .. ....
e4eral %not
Tao Western Piaturytisala MADAM " arailli
aunosto MaZ o rt u r i ßZlgie n 6V a llr y ..,..=
tinge% Dollars la value. beams •w.
. watts, tale alacatat la etttas artllbe at .0000 or .
the owvar, Woo takea al_alawagrillath r. ..i. ._ .
EDWARD Y.
11412 Oaten* Itanallateadaat.7rn
V.;
H 1141;19(
sad arrive n
ew*e *Mon
tarp cl II lb •
"dale .11:011• Lit
Cl. fTin ` I,
Qt.tWi`ix LOY p
VATEre Ar 3 Db
lomtaisle •• 10:118 •
' .• .1.103 • m
me•••••• • • 16:45•4
Zama ' ekaa
414•4:1319x1
Bes•rialli .6155 111
Leetsclite ..111t411..
_7l (361;d. 1:1Ipra
' .51:5115 p. a. CU
trril l ll6% . Cb'
OW. NA. • .t
_ .
O.ANGE 0.1
MBAILIIII.. ' •,,.:
TINS..
GialaNY VALLEiffgUlll; --- LARO - ..
..
• TIM nNiy. DIRECT BOUTS TO TUX UM •• ,
ILIORMIS WITHOUT CHANGE lg . CARA '
~..
On and aft. diIITAY. Noy. Bs; DM, TWO .
THROUGH TliAul2l DAILY Icuevi lici_ll • - —:,.
will leave Plttonoret DePok 1:97.0.Aaar. • "..
eat and Plke etroots,firr rnza.n.thl
IWO; and all points ra II a 01l Nation.
. i‘L in " .." 1 00
7:16:1 . 0 WTl_n II!
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ww..... 11.:00BSIXI,ibt.. TAN/ An - . .7
an !oilcan... Grap win to BOWL. !!!!_blk I. . ,
Sid ilOton...ll:Wa* to 04110114*.. .. 9 ., o_v_a ii
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Pd Emu.. ~.___.ao wo 3ti tiOtwa ...•
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'l4 t'' LI ; : tr 1 = 3 ,0,-- C.l.@_ . via ' C
Church- Ai; X4 O
P PI Ch Nna r T —. A lOll Oll i m ll
=wen Minn atop only I,!.;Jr4un.rl yr, , , r,
Agenanmo d ,rTlZ,-" R UI on , i ,
.Rchitiwit. 141110. Atm. sum - ~. :
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ITTSBURG A IWKIMEMH
rigatrit y m y. .
PAP RABBLE BOIJTE.
•
0111-IVGIX 07 111131. , ..0a tad after 1111X114174
sou. e sth,eSele. trains will leave and ultra all
Sae Delon Depot, 711tabarah.
7lttsliargh . Ttme.
South Ip. m. La o r.u.
l t t he'spe I:3e. s:=.
•
aed.l Ent::
AlaDonald . a a0r..n.n0./ 11:41 a. ca. Tali. lee
leteabeavllle Attommd. 3.43 p.m. 9:411 say
lieDoneldwAsen. No. 16a63 p. la. 3 $l3 P. S.
sundah Train.. 111:33 p. 9:17 t.. 5.
111.P.5. lerpress will Seale Saw , .
12 7. 5. hilaa will arrive daqz„; ,.. ,
B. 7.
Geneiel Vast Art , t. Colnial7l3.
W. W. OARS, Stan.. Dennis'''. tohl.o.
note
y~-sx'.a'~'l? T .Y~' e
Y.
AL.I &iv,
Vnlo,
• Dtpait.
o.*porton. • • • _ ,
tows. • IF:00 A. N.N.
NEANeesVe " Oirai r n woo A. N. Nr
Si. to and fr om Unt.n. 7.00 x. N. IOLO A. Ns
Wost Newton Aeocen`d •4:7e r. N. INN* A.
Braddock'. Accoadt , n. sill r. VOW 1. SS
Night tolteN•sport.lo:lo r. NNW r
Sunday Chosen Trolls to .
and Dow West Newton 2:00 r. N. Imes A.
War Deists aims
L. N. RAYMOND. Agent.
W. R. wrOlTr. an y lintendent. mew
P1TT1111711.611
DIABIOND TILL WORKS,
H. M. LONG & CO.,
Ogics, DALLIELL.6 BUILDINU.
TACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCRLNTS
Petroleum and Ito > Products.
l'lttsburfte 0111..—DALZZLL'S 111 , 11,131ie.
°comer or Duqatuts. Way and Inds IrtaroaS,
Philadelphia Os.--18T WALNUT aT
WAILING ts, KING,
=
Petroleum and 18 •Products,
OALZELL'S BLINK DUQUESNE WAY.
PIEOLADILPIIIA ADDEZSIN
Boonsl7, Ohcsmber of ampttor.oo,
123 1301:1171 SZCOND 827/17.
iillo
CLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
BZRBERT W. C. TWEDDLI,
M=33n
Lubrienting&High Test Burning Oils.
Lane*, lAillreed Axle WI.
manal. imat lust
au
°haulm mealy
limpid lowest aunpakataula 'Spacial aU fat
unpleatcUmatas at bow. tar Wiser.
LecomatiVe. Engine, Machin Mop.
.
w IP cot . cr..wa.
Pmw n 111 end Planing aiu ou.,
Adapi-d for Dinh .peed.
Ppinkle OIL Wool .El esid.l.lglit 014
011;Tetraniers' dieulFo Reseals, • •
tor and Flnlibleretasolrege,
011. Harness 0.1. learagane.
ARMOR VAILNISLI, to prnerve Brinbt Dui
Work &ad Macnincre nom Ron.
Vine. ;mania. aro mannflactuied coda Dr. •
Tareddlea_parent by dlipaz basted Sunni la WO.
me, The Lubrication. • dla are 0.001 odoriewb
ggrl,VlnSt r taxli ' llTs . ntirnTalfl an` h d-,114
remain limpid mann Irma ca 0.4 a. ' au, saw.
rood tillaare unequalled, and
incipaso an
i l e n
aoo 41ee1X1
Of
01 main
n and rde al w af 17* p W n )
art egT. Woo.. a t
gunmen= Bridge.
EC=
SraIUCE . ALLEY.—Biotles is
btreby given that at N0." 9.
Sessions Of (inert. Sessions awl. a raisin)
granted to show CAW why saki ITT. fres
Braver ave., to the River.
St wild not be Vacated and Closed Hp,
bleb •111 be made absolute IMleselmaritlems
re fled in mop. time.
JOHN 0. , 11e001188,
• eeltdter.
r==l
TIT,TUE DISTRICT COURT or.
HE IMPNat 'MATES FOR 711ZWIltrl , '
DISTMtor OP PV.NNSYLVAA Lt.
WILLIAM X. CtikadllAN,
a banknott.und , tha Actor Calves, of marera
A d, Ina. aeeingapped fortdietberge hem ut
Mr depts. and other e l aluta provable %tattersall
wet. by order of too Comm. entice Is hand"
even to El CredltOrs. who nave provd nate
debts, sea o th er persees in e,sted. t o appear
on tbe 11610 day of .1 AbteA it% Itrytt,aa IO
o'clock A. M.. before Jolth PC lt , t/a1;0..M.
Pt , q.,Belttater to tigetreptcy. IA pre.
110 Federal street, Allegbeeyeltr.
min. It any they UM, why &discharge &Wahl
not be granted.w the aald bankrupt. • •
)al-a • 1. C. ,McCAMPLZ.S.
•
•TUC DISTRICT COURT or
• Tlig UNITED trrisTES,for tan Westera
et or Permaylrenia.
.1 &BID oPK. N. a , Batiltrapt under the
Act of Congress of March MT, haring my.
plied . for a discharge from all his debta. as 4
the
dam. W
m. yfoosbic under O Act. hl Mgr r og
the Court, notlor is hereby give. to all melt:ore
who hare proved their debts, sod Otakef persoso
Interested. to appear on the 00th day or Ja N.
• BY. 1110, at to 4 , 0,1 s. N , b.Me JOSIX
X. Its Water to
ig his odic..No , 11111 Feder*, “ovt, ajhab..,
T. I'“ft7.Taig.TT , MUT: VW!
XeCANDLICIM.
JO 1. aut.
11 .
AD" i liwri.Airow. NOTI(E.
—Letter: of gdmistat %Lion tm
eunee :os
lwa
penou wn, tale of nett it •
Uthetoik4 U estate 'llllO
- to aa•kr Maggot AU
th e
Oaring . el.luis will present Melt pointy
watt fur seinen • ot. •
lkftglt ISOILL - ••
WIIALLY
Admlraggropg;
=3
El
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9, Mins will les•Vree
I • • mirth dd.. ritlow
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tattl WM. e is. ASSN g as
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Cargo ISMS:SST la
clorrelgad Ss Nago ma
ado & Yen Isaliglig
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New Curtis "19.: sia
Mum ma
Lentalale ''',lLS: in
swi
Eltriall i s .I 0 .
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p.t_r chkkg Bs.
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Duquanie WA7. Plitalnwo4,Ss.
3UNI:I7ACTURZE OP
LEGAL.