FINANOLLL.
-AIBRACAN
No. 80 totrft - Ts AVENUE,
• PITTSIKURGII. • _
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13ANn CAPITAL . . . . . $200,000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
DINCOUNT AND DEPONIT.
JOHN y% yO. WM. !LOT D.
eresident. cashier.
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211.1 i. Marsh•ll. -.I ..Tohn M.E•riland,
Wm.krchiltudd Walls..
frap., ti. ,r•gt, ..71\11.
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Joint Vioya.
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Kr 4o • genets: BarAin•l4.•KEL
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SILVER MU) COUP ) ©NS,
Bought at Highest Prices.
141. !lEBTZ, Banker,
Cor. Wood St and sth Avenue
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Dears To BR 1r 84 CO.,
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ancr Fourth Avenue and Wood St.,
n 7 and yell all klods of
GOVERN ENT SECURITIES,
SOLD, tiILVER AND COUPONS.
UN misrr YAPUT.LBLL Tram&
tar Intemt Allowed on Deposits.
airMontv loaned on tioncsnment Bends •
linmst tasty, t rates.
Orders, 11[0 , {1iIifd rat" OleVs:trauma
lord 15.1., of STOCKS, BOSOM and
SOLD.
:P,543,:, T. 'aRADY C 4 CO
5000 ALLEGHENY VALLEY IL di
7-30 BONDS,
For Sale at •
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N. HOLMES & SONS.
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FINAMTE AND- TRADE
Derma oi , Prrtstarnoet G marre,
WEDNESDAY, March 9, 1670.
The offers tonell-,pno unlllnbt-,Trees•
my gold on the tnArket to-any forced the
pranttuat down to 10PK, and appeared
to favor a atilt further' decline, burry hen
It was ascertained that the average sales
"rare at nog,:ttle market !suddenly .ad
snood to 1 LIM, from which It reacted'
,
closing after board at 110 X. There ie no
desire shown yet to buy for a rise and
taw have the haidthood to express an
opinion thst gold will tver touch 120
sego. However, thin low premium will
bring large amounts of foreign guoda on
trar market. which have to be paid for
In 8010, end the demand for oar secttrb
cies strrosd will be diminished so soon
ow they touch par. An approach to par
of . our currency will also have (beetroot
to stimulate foreign trade, and activity
in the manufacturing dietricta of Europe
and at borne and canoe • . better demand
for money gouerally. '
64verninent securities sympathized
viith phi, and. 10 40e sold 111. low SO
105%, and consols 107%, but there Is up
demand - for bonds sud free offers tb
sell show what theigeurnil trup,c,ftio;l
pr the bond value ie., Shoull (tavern
meal 6 per oent eocuritiea decline titi
steer par It would be difficult to place a
rive per cent United States bond at that,
rate coin_ in the European tnarketa4
What_ mini° American securities a
yorite'le,Enrope•was the fact they bear
a much filcher interest than bonds of
the old etaies. •
t3toakalare kept up by the cliques, and
as long as money temaina se esay in It
is at present much nigher prices may be
made, but the public in general do not
buy railroad securities at tee price the
cliques Limo pot. ow them. and4hus a
'reactio.m'and'a large break In the market
WOrat follow sooner or later.
- Money in our local market la quite
plenty at reasonal4o rates, but business
quotations as roomed by Ph. it.
Karl= . Wm. yaks; Sliver,=lo9:
mien,' 114, Ftro Twenties, 18t, 10831:
do 1884, 108;s1 do 1865, 109. qr do lb*,
Coracle, 108, do IEO7, 108 N: do 1856,
.gaig,..• ma. Fortien, 104 -.44 610 +
01;;; "iderolasnts Union
,Oprvia Company, 10; &net:lran Fa - -
press Company, 37%; %Venom Union
Telegraph. tis; Now York Central
Reading, 063; Pittsburgh. Fort
Nit'ae dt Chicago, - 02%; Chio.dc
211%; 'Madam 'Southern, 86%;
131evelaiul 97%: Chicago.
Rock Iresod dr. Pacific, 1101.5: Chicago
North Western 73% : Chicago & North
Western Preferr ed 8236: Brie 26.
19.10RAZIGIL Large,
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London. per 11 • 15,40 15,50
:aria, par franc 21 23
80 ; . 82
ierankteet. florins 46 - 47
- -L'ioaing quotation's rammed by Janice
T. 'Brady et On. Gold: 110)4; United
State* Sixes, 16j41, 114:' FiTe-Twontles,
1!162{10934; do. 1664. Dahl do. 1888, 10934:
tiik•Forslos, 106; FirenVentlea, Janu
ary and July, 1866, 109; do. do. 1107,
106%; do. do. 146.9. 109%. Onion Pacific
Railroad, 67%; Central do,-do, 90}0.0y.
Pacitle, 111%1 Late Superior —.
ter Telearopli to the lOttabergh Gazette.)
Maw TORICi March 9, 1870,
The gold market was again the sane
of wild excitement. The tratisactlons
amounted to nearly 5100.900,000. 'The
fluctuatkinif were rapid end-4M .1" consid
erable extent. 'The price opened at
110 X, feli.to 110 X. advanced to 11134 on
- a tumor of tboneath orNapoleon; 'fell to
11034 on the rrported refusal of the Sett.
ate to recommits the fundivg: bill, which
was interoreted to mesa its passage, and
closed at 110X0110X. Carrying rates
at 4 per - cent. to list. The clearances
were 08,000.000. 'The Sub Treasury mild
51,000,001 at 110 00.1000; bids aggregated
13,200,000. at 107340111 10.100.
At the Produce Exchafige the flactrut
ting course of gold `has brought the
marketarto a Maori still. The decline In
gold and adVance in freights have driven
ahippere of breadstuff. out of the market,
while the home trade reinai to purchase
more than is abeelntely necessary to
supply praising wants. Provhdonsruled
very doll and thepriceaare not changed.
Cotton opened heavy at a:decline of fully
.30, but afterwards assumed a firmer
lone and rallied. In mercantile circles
business was unsettled and prim
. generally have a drooping tendency, ea
-pedelly dry goods. • • •
The • money- market was unusually
easy at 4to 5 per cent. Sterling dull at
80 10 8 X Per Mute . .
- Governments, whietCadvanced under
the gold price 0f11134, fell oil and closed
.
weak --the:mons or 'Bl, ' 113%0114; do.
109 34I?: 109 X; do. 'B4, 1690109 X; do.
'6 5 , 3t 8 10.4 109 X:' de. new, 107y,0108; do.
67. 10814'010S%; do. 'BB, 108340160; le. ,
41re,106340100: currency. Vs, 1L1011134
°antral Ricillie,9lxo9434. • .
• State securities strong, except new
Tennessee and Leulalanas, which were
• weak: Missouri, 983;; old Tennessee, 69;
nee do, 483(: old Virginia, 753;: new
do, 7834: old North -Carolina. 47X; new
• • do, 2IX; Louisiana Levee 816, 7834. _ •
Stooks doll and a shade. lowesltint
generally linn. The principal dealing"
. were in Vanderbilt, Northwestern, Lake
Shore and Rock Island.
imenon, 82; Cumberland: 28; Western
Union Telegraph,'ll3X; Quicksilver, 1134;
• Diari preferred, Fa rgo, da Rx.
Press 61 34; Welts /X 2l; Amer
' lean ! IV; United States, 60X; Pacific
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Amu, 38 I N.Y. 9534; Erie, 24%; do. f'd, ,
4234; Harlem, 144 ;_Hudson - bcrip, NMI
9534 ;Michigan Central,
. Mrilake Shore, MX; Illinois Can
; Pittsburgh, 11734; Northweetern,
73,41 'do preferred, 07; Rock Island,
319 34; AL Paul, 8234; do. preferred, 7634;
Wabash; _4 3 X: do. preferred, 78; Fort
Wayne, 9254 Terre Rants, 383.4 ;
• Chicago and Alton, 11534; do. preferred,
114; 0. & M.,-29%; New Jersey Central,
103 X; Watford and , Erie, 6%; C. G. dt
20 5 C •
Boston price": Copper Fails, 634; Frank
rin, 8; Hecht, BO:Quincy 16.
Sub. Treasury balance; gold, 875,765,740;
currency. 85,41%407; general balance,
581,2713,433. •
Dry Goode klartet.
Naar "form, March 9.—The market for
plain cotton goods is a little depressed
and toe following makes of heavy brown
shee ti n g!, era ;ie lower: Atlantlo A re.
dueed to 163.1 c, to LI to . Ms, Pactflo extra
160, Appleton A. leo. Ameekeag A are
offered as low as 16;fe, which la below
the market: Stark A are offered at the
same figure, Clarks 160, Dwinht Q 14e,
Vtorndyke 16, A ticks lo lower, as are
B brand, which soli reenectiroly at 23
and 19c, at a,
b d t u he market re
afar l
fr o m more doing,
soup..-
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. °Man oe Perranunuß Gazal72, i
' Wafinveatiay, March 9, 1970. i
The provisions market croutlntlea to at-'
tract conahlerablO intention, particularly ,
since the decline In gold, not only here'
but all over the country. We clip the
following on this isubject from the Chi
cago /?rprreticair of Tuesday :
Packers and theme" Vrho anticipated
Heber price* In th future, and who
.011.10 than back purtfineed liberally to
hold, are the larger: leeern, while the
r Wean." and scalpers are reek ir,g money
rapidly. There hat lenucely been a win
ter when the packing and provision
Mishima Was so un i lefactory te legiti
mate dealers . Fi packers: Were
obliged to pay very high prices for hogs.
and moll the menueturral product at a
o
marketcomparatively low jure; then rho pr
vision market Nun afi rmer, and prices
went up with ar t ,tt, and when men
imiLmatie their • leMation• as to the
point where the uPaard move would
stop, and had purchased liberal Mocks
in anticipation of much higher prices
than were ever reachell, the market re
acted, and hem gradually dropped since.
then. Live and dressed huge kept up,
however, for some time, and packing
wee nnremnneratire. When Dricee had
touched a certain figure moneyed men
again invested in anticipation of a reac•
Lion, but gold fell, edvicea ' from other
market. uniformly quoted weakness
and lower prices, end 'fill] the tendency
is downward. 'rho .'churls" lost a little
Money early In the season, but they
Wave had decidedly the beat of the bar
gain during 1870, and Ind:cations are
mat decidedly In their favor. When
will "hardpan" bo reached? le the quoit
thiu which many are try lug to oleo, but
without success.
- APPLE BUTTER—Quoted a 49(.47 6 e.
ASHES—Quiet and unchanged. .Com
mon Soda Ash, 4: refined, 4 50011 ,
Pearl., 9%914: Pore, 7 %. • ' -
APPLM —With a continued steady
demand and diminlehed arrivals, the
market is firm, and prices well sus
tained, Tenzing from 13944 per bid:
BETTER—There lea good demand for
the better screttles,
but common and infe
rior is plenty and dulL Sales of prime
' to 01101e0 Roll at 35@36c, and fancy
brands at 87Q380. , -
BEANS-Dull but unchanged-12@
2,4 per bbl.
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BROOMS Store . prices: No. 2, 23,75.
No. 3, 61,5(8 No. 4, /5,00: No. 6, 15,60.
Carpet 8r00m5428,00606,50.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-2X43 cta.
BEtcYJII CORN-18®17 eta par pound.
CHEESE-Is In limited supply and
steady but unchanged.. We continue to
quote at 18c for Factory; 18.%e for Ohio ,
Dothan, and 19(,(419;40 for New York
Goshen.
CARBON OIL-Quiet and nominally.
Unchanged; 204(.425, for standard
brands to a Jobbing way.
COHN 61116.1.-May be quoted,.. in
store, at tttl(SyMe per bushel.
OANBERRIK4-Scarce and higher;
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we how i.knote at f2ord2.: por bbL
DRIED FRUIr-Is dull but, -
changed.. Apples, 7®13: Peaches, 734%
8K• for quarters, end 91.;@10H for halves
Blackberries, 14@ 1 5; Fitted Cherrias, 58
4,30 :
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- EGGS-Sales at 2.56
FEATHERS-Sales at 86g90, and thti
usual advance for small lota, Ina retail
•
way..
FLOUR-Continues dull and de
pneaed, thongh nominally unchanged.
We continuo to quote wiageru flours, lir
,lore, at $5.00@ 5 ,e0 for spring, and 55,75
®6.00 for winter. Rye dour.-35,0005,25.,
. GROCERIES-The grocery . market
continues dull and unsettled, and
Sugars and Coffers are lower. In conee.
queue° of the 'uncertainty of prices;
buyers are taking hold very sparingly,
and our quotations will rummer for to
day only. It is thought, by many .mer
chants that Sugars have touched hot.
tom, that prices are not likely to go any
lower, but there is uo certainty. Coffee
Is strong at gold prices. Following are
the ruling quotations t
131105. RM-New Oritiar.s, fair, 11%;
good, 1201'prirue. 12%; choice.l4‘; Cubs;
porta, Rico, 12%@13. Refined;
A Coffee, lit% @ITN; 11, 13%; Extra, C,
13%; ettusbect and Uranulated. 14%.
slocayeus-New Crop New Orleans
78iAlttc; Porto Rico, 65E475.
Sriture -Perfection, 90; Sliver Drips,
70; White Honey, 75; Golden, 05.
Covet:a-Fair ,to Good Rio, 20020%;
Prime 1?-1; Choice. 22%. • =
Pac4.-Carollns, Bq, Rangoon, 7%0.
Tr-ae-Young Hytlol3, 400@i,6r,
P.. 31,10 to 1,90. Imperial, 31,40 to
1,50. Oolong, 85 to 51.45. Sou Chong, Sec
to *L SO .
Branca-Pearl, 7; Satin Gloss, 11%c,
end Corn Starch, 120. -
11101CCEternATED i.ve.-55,00 per case.
Fauns-New -Layer Pnia , o" $5 per
box. ' Prunes, 14c; Currants 15o; Yalen
, Ma Raisins. 18%c. •
Sricusa-C.awibt, 65e; Cloteer 4 9va Fain
Payper,. 35 Allspice, ale; Nutmegs", 8 1 , 83 .
Ban Ellen-10%c; Shot, $2,7b per bag.
Soars-ollabbit's," 11%c: "Oakoly'et,Th
1040; Retain. 5 to 7c; 4 Dobbin'a," The;
Wax., 9c; Client. Olive, 8350. . .
Carromcs--Mould; 18c; Ster, li2c.
Bt Cann Sons-56% per 10 0 .
Flea-No. 1 Mackrel, 84) per bbl; No.
2 do, 519; No, 3 do, 316. Lake Herring,
two; White Fieb. $9,5 0 .
GRAIN-Wo can repose sales of sev
eral car leads of strictly prime State
rod at 111,12, and the mill, refuse to pay
over.ll,lo for median.. Oats coming In
pretty freely, and while' the market
_continues weak, prices are without
quotable change; we continue to quote
at 42@43. buying. and 45547, selTng.
Corn, notwithstanding the arrivals are
light, is dull and cannot be - quoted.
on wharf, above 72-Sale 1 car prime
shelled ar.72, and small Sales, In store, at
75. Rye la very quiet and hard to quote
correctly; 85, seems to be regarded- 05
the railing price, though' some dealers
quote at. 80.. Barley minimise dull and
we now quote prime State sprint': at 85
WO, and fall at - .9504111. - hear& of
a sale of 5,000 bushels prime Latta Shore
'barley at 95. delivered brie.
HAY-Sold at. Allegheny Diamond
market, on Thursday, at sls@,V.._
HUSKS-Sales at 2%(.43, pyeer pound.
HOMINY-Sales rti-5,75W. ,00 per bbl.
LARD OIL-Extra, No. 1, city brands;
flak No. 2,87®88. -
LIME-Eastera - white .11exe,
Cleveland, 52,25.
MAPLE STRUP - --isales at 31,75 per
gallon.
• ONIONS-Quiet - and unclianged;'s2@
2,76 oer bbd. auto quality. ;,
-PEANUTS-Prime 'Tennessee quoted
at 9@lne. ,
POTATOES--Dernand fair andinsiiket
steady lint prices unchanged at 45c, on
track and whaff r and 500 In et p re. ,
PEAS-52V.23 Per bushel.
PROVISIONS-The market continues
dull, 'and prices nomlnatly unchanged.
Plain eitradders, 12%(413; Rib Sides. 15%
01531: Sugar - Cured llama, 18. Dried
Beet, 19; Mesa Pork, $27%@)28.• Lard, in
tierces, 15 0 15,e. in buckets. l 8 (2) 16 %.
POULTRY-Receipts continue very.,
light and market is almost bare. We I
continue to, quota dressed chickens, at
L4(415 eta., and dressed turkeys; 181326.
SEEDS-Cloyer seed .15, Utlettllngetlt;
may be fairly quoted at 58, buyin g. and
88% acillieg. , Timothy seed, 54,7505.
Flaxseed, It is said, has advanded, but
we are without reliable quotations; there
la verylittle offering In this market.
SALT-Is quoted at 51,75 by the car
load. . ' •
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PILTICOLEUPI miM!mirr
Coca OF PlTlnßtaton GAZaTTM,
WILPFNISDALY, Minh: 9.1870.
There la nothing new to be said In re
gard to the oil business; the stagnation
which has so long prevailed • etill con
! Unties, and what ii worse still, there are'
no indication , ' of any Immediate irn
proven:tent. Hopes are still entertained,
however, that business will soon revive,
that the obstacles which lure 'retarded
trade for the put two •montha will be - i,
removed, but, we are sorry to ley, the
prospects ere not bright. There hes
been *slightly improved-demand for re
tined within the past two days, originat•
lag. ills said, with exporters, bat then
In the prosiest attitude of the market,
refiners cannot even think of ceiling at
the prices named. Twelve cents for
crude „and, twenty-seven for refined,
would bring the refiner out at the small
end of the born; to other words, it is
asserted,' and we have reason to Whale
It Is trail, that taking these Hearse • as a
bards, the manufacturer would incur a
wetly° ices. The decline in gold, of
course, naturally tends to depreciate oil
like almost everything else, but, there
are those whe contend that the tumble
In gold, was discounted so far as pe
troleam is concerned,' and that It is rela
tively. lower than anything else. •
. coons,
Spot or cellar this month or 00111 July
is ortering at 12 eta, but there are no buy.
era above 11.tieelly„ and forearm at that.
Some of our refiners slings that they are
oat of the market until the price reaches
ten cents, while there are others, equally
as well posted. who are Immo .d with
the belief that the bottom We, about
been reached, and that it tea isle tritest
meat at 11% .or 12 eta, still they are
timid about buying. Sale 1,000 bola, eel.
lam SO days, 4004 grarityo at 11%.
BuYer all year, 1434 bid 14%, asked.
As already intimated there Is some in.
qulry. for .early deliveries, but ne
prevement to prices. We beard of 27
having been bid for 3,500 bbl, for March,
but of course, DO one here 000/4 c all at
that figure. It also TOM/SSW that an ex
portre bought 7,500 bble from a New
York apeoUlatOr—Price not given. Linea
quiet and- unchanged.
iumnirra of CLOuD OIL 3Fr 5..
Eagle ou Works 80, on account saute;
Wtlklna SW, .on account Phil's sad
Boston Pet Co; Fleber Bro 400, on ac
count same; D Bly & Co 60. on eccaunt
- ParbeVarance Oil co; E L Good win FO, no
account J Barbour; Cl Mena Oil Works
FO, B Trnby Jr; 41 B Mille 80, on ac - eount
W Bartle,
Tetal
1,010 bble
OV OIL BY R. B.
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Citizens Ott Co. 322 bbla relined oil to
Tack Bro. Phll'a.
J. A. McKee, 250 bblo refined 01l to
W. P. Logan k Bro., Philadelphia.
Total refined 512 WA'.
OIL SHIPPED EAST ET WEST PEEN R. B.
Kirkpatrick BLyons, 369 bida to
W. P. Lo,gan ct Bro., Phil.
Mentzer, EL & co. 210 bbl relined to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
. 679 bbla.
Total
111M3KLIT9 TEJLEGItAPII
Natl . Youtt, March 9.—Cotton opened
i‘c lower end closed firm a Ith the de.
cline recovered; eel• ttrX bales at '1,13(c
for tnlddllng uplands. Flour—receipts
of 32,053 bble, dull and 5QlOc lower; Wee
4990 bbla at t 4,6564,10 for super State
and western; 414,75€,0,65 for extra State;
54,70@5,75 for extra western; $6,40gn,50
for white wheat extra; 14,950 6 for It. 11.
O.; 15,20g3.15 for extra St. ixtula; 50,25 Q
0,20 for good choice do. Eye flour quiet;
eldest 150 Olds at $4,443g5,4u. Corn meal
quiet. Whieky unchanged; nalee 350
Obis western at free. Wheat:—
receipts 14355 bush, dull end about In
lower; woke 27,000 htsh at Ti for rejected
spring, g ',US for Not and 3 spring mixed,
5t,2641,214 for winter red and amber
wantern, 51,40a1,46 for white Michigan,
e1.,67 for while State. Rye quiet. Barley
dull cud iircoplng; bales iteeo bush at 05c
for Stale, sad 51,03(1,05 for Canada
Woet. Barley Malt le ilufet and
heavy; colon of 2100 brain Canada
western 51,2001,25, the latter price on
thou. Corn: receipts 1,000 bush; , Corn
lees firm Wish Arden 1.5,0011 bush at DSc@
$l,OO for new mixed western, elle for dam
aged de, and 51,0? for new yellow width
ern. Oats: receipts 10,052 Web:oats dull
and declining with sales 24 000 bush at
f5131511c for weeteru, 02(46234c for Ohio
end iiiigo3c for State, Rice mill at 531(4
sjic for Carotins. Carte dull. Sugar
dull with eaten 100 hbdi Cuba at 0,10)10c.
Molasme dull. Petroleum dull at t5(21
15!ic, for crude and 222 for relined.
Wool qulet and steady with 5a1ui'275,0410
!ha at 4P',&55c for domestic fleeces, 322 for
unwashui and 351349 for pulled. Leath
er steady. and utichanzed. Coal
quiet drooping and dull at ISiglec for
Amerimm, lansead oil dull, at 00(,405e
in conks. To:pen:inn unclisnged. Pork
dull, with Ital. of baU bble mess, at 125
for meta, CA),26020,75 for prime, and
$2:2,25 for prime umaa; also, 500 Mole mess,
teller March, April and May, at tr 26
25,60. Beef quiet, with solos of 19)
at $lOOl5 for new plain mesa, f44(317.50
for now extra men. Tieroa beef dull,
with Oates of 30 Whom, at 125®28 for
prime mese, 527C530 for India mess.
Beet haino unchanged, with sale* of 125
beds at 25( .. /Xto for new. Cut meats
heavy, with sales or 132 packages, at
10)4(112.0 for shonidert 14®14,'5 for
hams, Middles cub, - Alla "Ilea of 250
boxes, at 13° for Cumberland cut, 14a for
short ribbed; also, 300 bores Cumberland ,
eat, Chhesto delivery, at 11)4(51.1no.
Lied quiet and heavy, wall smog
of ' 690. berms, at 12.4,14113%0 for
eteum and 141411150 for kettle ren
dered; also 500 to steam seller April
and May at 13%e. Butter steady at 1411
Die for Ohio. Choose duffed 14411116%'e.
Sheathing copper lower, with mates at
reo. Ingot copper favoi• buyer's at 19 . 040
for Baltimore and 10),;(1200 for loan.
Pig iron quiet at 833127 tar Scotch and
$324135 for American. Bar quiet at
4432,50 for reflood. Sheet dull at 511012
gold for Russia. Nails quiet at 444 c for
cut, 6c for clinch and inf`,..3c for horse
shoe. Freights to Liverpool quiet and
very firm.
Latest -Flom , closed dull and 5 cents
lower on medium a d common gradea.
Whoatdull and heal at 51,12@ 1 ,16 for
1
Na. 2 spring, anti 5 ,25Q1,28 for winter
red and amber w ee n. Rye dull and
heavy. Outs dull heavy at '5,50 for
western, and 605ed_ for Ohio. Ca - moduli
and heavy at eigl4lsc for sound new
mixed ortetern. Pork quiet and firm.
with sake 350 bbls mews cellar April at
325,97 , leeet in limited request and un
chore-OAL Cut Moab& and Bacon closed le
moderate request and Idea:ly. Lard
quiet and . unchanged. Eggs steady at
26®27c for fresh. •
CHICAGO, March 0.-Eastern trebling°
steady end - unchanged. Flour dull at
13,80®4,50 for spring extras. Wheat
week and 1@1)44; lowan sales No. I. at
8314 e and No. 2 at 7514g76,41c, closing at
76,qc; unchanged this afternom. Corn
quiet arid 34 (.4,-)c lower on Nu. 2 and NO.
I, i,;(5,170 on no grade, closing at 7034 e
for No. 2.. Oste weak, unsettled and Ir.
regular ne - 34)4(.1T7c for No. 2, closing
with sellers at Ma. ltye quiet .at 67(5
6714 c for lio. 2. Barley nominal with
soma at 654172 c for No. 2. High.
wines 940. Mesa Pork moderately
active; opening at 524,25, declining to
1154.. and closing at 524,E0. Lard rifted
At 12!6e. thy salted shoulders at fief(4,9c.
Dressed hogs dull and 25c lower;-ales at
910®10,25, dividing on 200 lbs. Receipts
for past 24 hour.: 7,300 We flour, 33,620
bush wheat, 15,073 bush corn, 9,242 bush
oats, 1.24 rye, 2,950 Utah barley, 4.402
hogs: Sbipmonte; 5.570 tibia dour. 13,300
bosh wheat, 23,655 bush corn, 12,0i.el bush
oats, 720 bush rye, 2,520 bash barley,
' T,1386 Logs. •
ST. LOCILS, Maroh 9.-Tobacco firm and '
unchanged. Cotton nominal at I9c for
middling. Hemp unchanged. Flour in
weak and unsettled, epringgrades lower:
83,7014,15 superfine to XX; fall super
fino 114Q41,25; X 54,2504,60: XX 54.60(15
Wheatdull and lower fur spring: 760 for
No. 2; 135(190c prime to, choice Missouri;
95ec051 No. 2 red fail; 11.05@1,07 No. Ida.
Corn - dull and - weak 75(/770 prime to
choice mixed; 76(4)7ec yellow; 76(11400
for good to strictly . choice 'White.
Oats are dull and easier at 47(4495.
Rye dull at 70c for prime. -.. Whisky dull
a:. 93a. Groceries depressed but quota
tions unchanged; common to choice
Laittisliner sugar at 9345513 e. Reholled
molassea at 5131560 c for common to choice
Coffee 12623 c. Pork very dull and Is
.lower-at-$25,7G- Dry salted meats • ire
useettled and lower: shoulders at 944 e,
clear sidelat 1374 c: Bacon; email orders
tilled at 11(5111140. Shoulder* late for
clear sides. ,Lard nominal., Receipto--
6,200 bble flou 18,600 a wheat, 13,500
bush, corn, 4, r,
1600 busbh lm
oats, 900 bush
barley, 900 bush rye.
CINCIMIATT, March 9.-Flour: family
.85555,25. Wheat dull at 91.06@11,06.
Corm owned 73@74c; mixed 650 700 . cED I
dull at 4341554 a. Rye steady at 13085e5c.
Barley dull; spring 900/51; fall 51,05.
Whisky unsettled and lower, closing at
. 31.4/920; Mesa Pork sold at $26 to fill
March contracts. Bulk Mearinsboulders
sold at 9c, buyers April, but no more
could have been bought at this rate; hold
fat 944 c- aides held as 1344 c, and 1.4 e for
rib, clear rib and clear sides, but no de
mand. Bacon could haveiroen_bought
- at 11),V111)40 for shoulders; clear rib and
clear aides; but no sales.
Lheitivir.t.s, March 9-Baggingheld at
;250 , COttod very IBM middliugheld at ,
19%.0. Grain quiet: red Wheat 91,1585 1
1,211; Corn 950. OaUi 63c; Rye 900, from
stnre: Mesa Pork 527. Bacon shoulders.'
12c; clear rib 1534 e; clear sides 164 e.
Bulk ahcmfdors 1014 c; clear rib 144.4 c;
clear sides 150. Lard:.Berea 14%e.'
- Hares 1944 e. Whisky Inactivet sales 164
Wads. Tobacco 53,30143,13534. for trash:
5467, Ingo; 17,60, common to Medium
leaf; market active.
Ciuvittetlrn, March 9.-Wheat-No. 2
red $1,051 No. 1 held at 51,11. Corn
quiet; new at 76e. Otte neglected; No 1'
State offered at - Cc. The petroleum ,
market continues very quiet and today.
:Wail weaker at board; Staudard white on
the spot was offered at 25c, without sale;
sales 11100,bhis, buyers' option for three I
tonnthe:at 20c; 'crude closed at 55,75.
Bavriotons, March 9.-Flour quite and 1 1
unchanged. Wheat: Maryland red 51,85
411,45; Peneaylvania 51.26(11,26. Corn
aim: white 935950; yellow 940. Oats
Ea:. Rye dull. Mesa Pork quiet at 537.
Bacon weak: rib aides 15y..411544c; clear
rib 164.01644 c; shoulders 1234501244 m
llama 191120 e. Lard 15)4(1160. Whisky
firmer at $l.lO.
Tigraorr, March 9.-Wheat; extra
scarce and firm, with sales at 11,24; other
grades weak, with No. 1 at 51,12, regular
51,04, and amber ;1.03. Oats 47e. Barley
dull at 51,60 per cental. Coarse Mid.:
din:lp lower at 519. Bran steady at IRO.
Clover Seed firm at 23, 2 5 bid. •
Tot.Enti, March 9.-Flour a shade
lower, with No. / white Michigan at
$1,211, amber 11,05. and No. 2 red 51,0434.
Corn unchanged, with new at 76e, and
no grade 700. Oats quiet at 49(150a for
No. 1, and Sector Michigan. Clover Seed
58,10.
MlLweeriak, March 9.-Flour mom!.
ital. .Wheat tlull at 81334 a for No 1,8044 c
for No 2:: OMB weak at 39ce Corn weak
at 590 new. Rye firm at 70a for No 1.
Barley dull at 75a tor-- falr delivered.
Dressed bog" ideally at 58,00e510.
Msairare, March 6.-Ootton flat, nom-
Buil at 1934 c. Flour: superfine $5. Corn
95(19714c. Oat, 638860. Ray 5 28 @ 29 .
Bran 825. Lard '1634®17e. Pork $2B.
-Bacon nominal; bulk shoulders 110, alder
150. .
PICILADIMPHIA, MarckPe-Flour very
dull. Wheat, rye, corn sad oats are
unchanged, Provision" drooping. Maas
Pork sad Lard unchanged. Whisky
steady at 511®1,63.
dull 1
an C / 1 111% . 1.50 °. lower s sales -Li at v 5 . 6. 25n0 (r 5 , 75 for
common to good shipping. Cattle dull;
(0 87 14
tales at 63,05,.
ping stock. . ~ for fair to good ship.
Br: Limier, March 9-Cattle are len
active at 4@sc for fair to prime, 6)7(1
for choice to extra. Hoge Steady at 5e54
15934 for medium to choice.
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PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1870.
tre stack Market.
Nhw Yo a, March o:—With. 84 cars,
or 1,400 rr h cattle and 4 ears elate on
the market, trade Is slow at tee late
quotationa. Some western bulls went as
low afollc, and'very few aelocted grades
of extra quality at 17c; moat sales were
at 14410 c, and about all disposed of; a
drove of 100 Illinois clears, 814 cwt.
arof
age, brought 14'; a car of rough 7ilichi-
Au. fin owl., Ise; 100 Ohio, 0144,0 cwto
14%0170. The invent market la to be
held ou Mondays, baginnlim the 28;11
day of March. This will make
all tl princlpti markets on the Kama
day. fibeop ere firmly held but not
nelllnq quickly at 514100Xc ; to
day 12 cars, but not all *old; 1 ear 80 lb
Ohio nrougut 7e; 2 cars Illinois 70 lb. 612
8d Siete 11,016, 810. Hoge: 17 cars Ar
rived to-day; a single car, cold at 9No,
which is the top price, the lowest Price
beteg 030; dressed aro quoted at 12@
12 (c and drin.
IMPORTS BY BALLIMAD
PITISDUSOII, CENOINHATI AND NT.
140111,1 BasMemel), March 0.-1 Oar tibeat,
J BLlggett & Co; ,1 oars Iron, &mem &
L; 2 care staves, UP Adorns. 1 do do, .1
H. Lutz; 2do wheat, .1 W. BAngarder; 2
do barley, Hilmar% ft & Go; 6 half butte
tobacco, 60 caddies, do, 0 D Arotheli
10 half butted°, Carter. Mei & Co; 2
half bbls butter, J A Graill 4 do do,
Res; 4 do do, Volgt, M & Co; 1 box Inds.,
Schwartz & H;2 Mils forks, 1 D Springer;
6 cults bottom wr toe blamed H Perker;
5 bbls oil, .1 Dalzoll & Son, 18 d hog., A.
Barns; 15 bge meal, McHenry & H; 4
rolls hamee, - .1 Brand; 12 bble apples,
Woodworth tD; 8 bide eggs, tubs but
ter, Meacor & 11; 16 bge barley, J Hang
vt Joh; 20 bans oats. 25 do corn, W
Hagan; 8 aka wool, El. Harbaugh; 20 eke
onto, J Stevenson; 7' bide butter, W 11
Grail; 36 bes barley, Pier, D & Co; 3 do t
seed, F Hoblelde. 44 do wool, S . Bradley,
1 tee ttusange, 8 bbl. oil, Watt. L & Co;
2 bble oil, J P Hanna; 10 do whisky, L
Berkmelts, 3 do do, W B Schwarte; I
bbls oil, A Itirkpittrick: 2 tce hams,
Heazletort; 10 bbla liquor. Gamble rt. A;
IS ozs candles, 61 W Rankin Jiro; 3 ma
sausage. F. H Myer. & Co; 00 caddies
tobacco, RT Weddell.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSSIMiuN RAIL.
now, Mardi 9.-6 care ore, Shoeuberger,
Blair & Co; 2 do lake sup ore, Been, Graf'
& Dull; 2 do do, Jones & Laughlin; 3
do Jackson ore, Greif, livers & Co; 2 ear.
rounds ore, Everson, Preston & Co; 1 do
°ate, W G Miller; 100,Lar bbl.. Lockhart,
Frew & Co; 100 bbl. limo, W 11 Hamil
ton & Co; 9 111 bbls butter, N J Shope; 85
do do, 23 bbl. dry apples, 11 mks do, 6
ohs dry peaches, Volgt, Mahood dc LW; 34
tails hdls, Logan, Gregg of Co; 14 age
epplo butter, U A Boucher; 8 aka oats!. 1
bx eggs, Adams & Thompson; 16 sks
oats, 3 pkgasundries, F ensighead: 316
eke pea nuts, 1 Dickey & Co; 19 do dry
apples. 31 bbls apples, Head & Metzger;
18 bales hemp, H. Gerwlg & Co; 72 bbls
tipples, 3do dry do, 1 do dry peaches, 4
catqrs cheese, Woodworth & D; 6 bbls
egg., W C Armstrong; 32 bbts apples, 2
do eggs, 1 do homtuy, 11 Rea Jr; 33 bge
barley, McllaseAt A; 18 bble molaases.
F D llakring; 100 bids flour, J Wilms &
Son.
_
ALLERGEN - I' VALLEE RAILROAD.
Mush 9.-7 pkg.' butter, W M Ciormly;
5 bgs o HMG, J Wilson & Son; 4 pkgs
button, 1 bbl eggs, 2 bee c seed; Knox &
Orr; 50 cars coal, Kier P &. 14.; 69 do do,
Armstrong, D & Oa; 18 do do, Coleman,
R A Co: 2 cars oats, Scott & 0; 13 aka do,
J Bop]; 76 do do, H Schwan; 6 bge
aced, 2 .kga butter ' 9 do eggs, H
Kirkpatrick & Co; 2bgs a seed, Dilworth
11 & Co; 15 abs rags, McCullough, Smith
& Co; 42 bgs b dour, 27 do wheat, Kline
& Pierce; 1 bbl whisky W Miller & Co; 2
cars metal, McKnight, P & Co; 165 bbls
tar, L Oppenheimer; 60 do benzine, Dr
Twesdie.
PITIanUROH FORS Wayirr. AND ORD
DAGO RAILROAD. March 9.-100 bble
dour, Culp Shepard; 1,626 bales wrap
lug paper, Robt Unrilnyi lot agricultural
implements, Bostwick & Vance; 35 like
rake, 'Mot:troy & Co; 57 akk scraps, 11
Pilaum; 1-bbl potash, J Wilson & Son; 5
bbis dour, Geo W McClure; 25 Mb. hoes,
64 do Cork., Whitmore, W & Co; 71 bills
knee, W W Nook; 111 do do, Logan,
V: egg & ik do do. P 11 Laura:lan dt
4.. b; 2 obis egg*, Woodworth D; 3 Mills
butter, Volgt, Mahood & Co; 3 do do, It
Rea Jr; 1 car time, Adams & Co; 100 bell
flour, owner.
•
ArdasOu Mit Stamen March 2.-5 cam
wheat, Kennedy Bm; 2 bele _one, 5 do
apples J Herbert; .2 care ice, A Ackley;
do wheat, Wm McKee d Me `bas
mut, K &Bon; I car f seed, M B
Suydam; 2 do lumber, J Nuns; I do
metal, Graff, B dr Co; 4 do do, Lindsay d
• . _
M; I do do, Pittsburgh . Iron and Folk,
Co; 28 bins pea., Backfield a 2 ; 1 car
food, G Stewart; 1 do faunal, Roller S Co;
I dodo, Lewis, B D; 20 bbla d load,
Behoomaker .2 800.
PITTSBIJRGR At CONNELLSVILLE RAIL.
HOLD, March 9.-4 Mils leather, Geo II
Andertue; 10 bbla whieky, Dtllioger dt•
S: I bag e seed W Walith tt 12m 20 tails
',boot Iron, - .)unlap; 4, do do, Arm.
attong
ampokra Br RIVER.
BEIONNErILLE AND Go.
NOVA PACCIVI . Co., Starch 9.—eo bill w
chum, H U Fry & Co; 60 Dbl. apples, D
Connor; 5 bbla vinegar, 10 do apples,
Randolph h 8; 30 aka feed, 16 bbla ape
Dim, Campbell & 0; 77 do apples. 3 eke
wool, A H • earllale; 20 htria apple., W
Crosedale; 64 jars fruit. Johnson &U;
34 bbla apple., Ido eggs, W Homer; 14
do do, M Bennington; 10 do oration,
Kramer & Rohn; 300 has glass, J Flack:
201 do du, R C blehmertz; 182 do do, A
Xing: 1 hbl whisky. Millar; 16 bales
hay, J
RIPER PACKETS.
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TTSBERGII. AND
PACKET LINE.
The Nem •nd splendid slle.mb,el A dr in t
JUNIATA. Chili. C. L. Haut AN,
will leave Pittsburgh, for Multiunit EMIT
THUIODAY at VI o'sloit oruniptly. nature
tug. will Irar• tiluclastati 1.V1117 SUNDAY at
22 .
ro M tfreight or outage, apply oit board or 1
FLACK, & wt/312
2117 •JAlklin CUL GINN •g‘ltit.
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PACKET WE.
The new and splendid udewheel
Steamer. ARLINUTO9.
MOORE. M.W.s A. 3. elaznuw, loam
Pittslargl tor Cincinnati every TUASDAY ■t
19 M. promptly. Returning, Pares Mclnanti
for Pittsburgh, at 19 N. my PAIDAY.
roc frelyht, sum.age, or other Information. ap•
ply on hos rd or
• . JAY9I3
In TLAGIr. COLLII3IIWOOD..Agents.
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MIOR CAIRO - AND ST.ar ni t
.12• ..14 , , U11L—T1A splendid tower
SAYAN& Cap . . FINN. Bososmi
.Rlll IpAre Arlan:me on TH INDAY. 10th I=4.
'for toe SOOT. and Int.erratdiM. Port..
Tor Crelf(M. Or V . applyWWl, orb
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rif Olt% AAAAIA•
SL .LOUIS AND MISSOURI RIVER.
Van EIVANfiIriLLE,
.1.! CAIRO AND-AT. , EOM
Thet nee neuenger steitate& , ; t. 0.
CAMELIA.B.
WO' leave ter the above and Intermediate pone
on THIS DAT. Melelt
ItS• alipl• bus rd. At
tO
thi f" ArtrjlE COLLs. 4 IOWI.IOI3, A vets.
OILS
WARING & KING,
Commletlon iletai!taata and Brokers la
Petroleum and its Productsi
DALZELVS BLOOK, DUQUESNE WAY,
ILADICLPRIA. ADDISX24I.
WARING, RINCr& CO.,
108 WALNUT STREET
TACM. BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MEICHANTS
I=
Petroleum and its. Products.
littibirsb 011ee—DALZXLLMS
Corner et Daquens Way awl Inns street.
Iblladelptdathlicii-13119A.LNUT IT
CLIPSE • PETROLEUM REFINERY.
aster W. G TWEDDLF,
MANUFACTURER OF
Lubricating &High Testlernlng Oils
Xellpseiallroad Azle• Oil:
Staled. treat heat withota ellarteret Molly
Umold at lowest telopeakturee.' Ilpeelal 01l for
tropical climates or hat weather.
L.Peosiotive, linguae, imatilne Mho%
Bow n e unsa w d
Planing Om.
Adapted 11. high speNt.
Npl on.rool,nead•ilslit
0111,TannerstIlltair- , Beansele,
laa
OR t liarso"" ell.
.IParalnes.
Ramona 0114 a-ree
ARMOR VAItItLSR, toEnsures Bright ion
Work and Yuan.. Mem efuriotur
These pralueta are manufactured MOM_ •
Twaddle
papa nrdeparbeated Km. ItiVMS•
c.o. TbeLobelealing OW are alumt
1..1.13 , yam. mdform; and mostly Ilgtt
ared.,stalia a Olin teainurafuru nnnhoLgea, and
retn•St lbspict autismV: , me cold. - •
rcadollsare unequalle e d, .0 are in constant use
en married the principal IWiroada samplenAre
be exualsoi aad enter. telt at Ire WW.
lITLAXT. Worn at kilsostaug Midge.
RIVER NEWS.
The weather oontinneet mild—thawing
through the day and freecing at. night.
Mercury at .r. ar. stood at 34, but
would fall again laat night.
There halt baba no arriValti • slime the
date or our let report.
The new and elegant Juniata, Capt. C.
L. Brennan, le the reguler packet for
Cincinnati to day leaving • promply at
noon. Shippers are requested to have
their MIN of lading down before that
time.
The Savanna, Capt. Thos. Rogers, hi
tilling up steadily and will be the first
boat out for St. Louts.
Thu election of the Memphis packet
company resulted In the instalment et
the alit cill , iersi
The Camelia departed for St. Lords
yesterday with an excellent trip, baying
all the freight she could carry and quite
a Windier of passengers.. Pllots—Bar
ney Given and James tihense.
G. S. Packard, assistant . ,clerk on the
Savanna, is an old rldeburgher and Is a
Bon of eltPt. 0.11. Pennant, who corn.
mended the find ',teenier on the western
waters, called the Juniata, in the Red
Line, tilvlng between Plttehurgh and
Louisville. Mr. Packard hay not
beau hero since 1519.
—The following etateineni,, by: the
Now Albany Ledger, will bear tnvestiga•
Wm: The P. W. Stroder cleared /14,
004 on her four trips. this scrumn in the
New Orleans trade. title left here last
night on her fifth trip, and will Blear as
much more on this trip, it she bee luck.
She took a lot of wet/onshore. Apropos,
we will say here that there Is a belief
prevalent that stesulboatmen are Low
reaping a rich baryon. So far as the'
amount of business in concerned they
ars probably doing better thin Year than
au year since the war; but rates to New
Orleans at 60 cents per owl. for the class
of boste now running train 'this port,
'With a heavy canal 101 l to pay both ways,
will not yield a great profit. When
rates aro above that figure a bola of 800
tone capacity will make some money.
The Stradert named above, will not clear
the fourth of $14,000 on her present trip,
although she will come out somewhat
ahead after neessaary repairs, insurance,
atc., are paid for et the end of the sea
son.—Chn. tiareits.
—A Memphis dispatch gives the fol.
lowing particulars of the collision be
tween the Great Republic and Nettle
Jones: Another Steamboat disaster 00.
eurred at our levee at 5 o'clock this • VIO•
Mug, resulting In the lose of the tug
Nettle Jones, and two lives. The Nettle
was backing down, with a barge of coal,
for the steamer C. B. Church, and when
opposite Monroe street, 'collided with
the Great Republic, Jost coming up to
the levee, immediately sinking the tug
and barge, and drowning - Barney Dona
hue, fireman of the tug, and the negro
cook. The family of the former, It is
supposed, lives in Pittsburgh or Cincin•
natl. The tag tea total loss, as the
water is 100 fee: deep where she went
down. Rho was owped by Brown
Janes, coal dealers, and was worth per
haps gls,ooo—not insured. The barge
will be recovered.
—Oweneboro, Kentucky, shipped,
during January, 171 Wads tobacco, 50 .
mules, 105 hogs and 912 bide" shipped
during the month of gebruaxy, 130 raids
tobacco, 68 rattle, al amine, 14 hogs, 206
sheep and 398 hides.
—O. line of nine drat.clasa steamers
.will run from Atchinson, Kansas, to
Omaha, In connection with the Missouri
Pacific Railroad, during the coming
amnion, making a direct route from ISt.
Louis to California.
—A few days ago a flatboat loaded with
5,4300 bushels of corn, conk in the emit
branch of Indiana White river, Just
above. the town of Buena Vista. TOO
boat and load belonged to a man by the
name of Martin.
—The A. C. Gray was purchased at
Cincinnati yesterday by G. C. Levi—
price, 113,000. Elbe will be delivered at
Cincinnati on her return front bliabville,
and will enter the Cincinnati and dr
hannae river trade.
- 0 ..rn0 Moore, one of the victims of
the Neville explosion, died at New Pal
estine, Ohio, Sunday night, of his in
juries. His is the sixth life lost by the
accident.
•=Capt. D.l
-C
11., EUlTer's new Iltolllllllr,
beteg bunt et arondolet for the St.
Louts and Orleans trade. le to be
Galled Suale Sliver; eller the captain's
stater.
—The Flatikeye State, Pittsburgh to
St. Louts, with a tow of coal, stopped at
Cineinual on Sunday night long enough
to change pilots.
—Tho ft. C. Gray, added 150 tons at
Wheeling an • the Putnam also got Dome
freight there.
—The Kate • atnam arrived at Cincin
nati yesterday and left again f,r Now On.
Tile Arlington was to have lert.
clunati for Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
—The Leonid= left Cincinnati for New
Orleans yesterday.
pper
lir rattan sad Atlantic Teleatnnti•l
011. CITY, Pe., March 9.—Rimer at a
stand, with SO inches water in the
channel. Weather clear. Thermometer
MI degrees at 6P. /4. - V.
BROWNSVILLE, PA., March 9.—River
falling, with about 6 feet of water in the
channel. Weather clear. Thermometer
Mat7r.x.
GRESII9IIOIIO. PA., March 9.—Rlvear
w , th stoat 5,4 feet of water In
the channel. Weetherolear. Thermom.
°ter 82at6 r.
MORGANTOWN, March 9.—River
with 5 feet of water in the chart
net. Weather dear. Thermometer 55
at r. at. w.
NOTICES
IigrOFFICE 11110NONGABELA
MettiliZCO.—llis President wsd Mao.
hers of this Company hare deflated a Ilividead
or afar.. DOLLAR MID BIAVENTY-VIVIt'
ClaliTt per shore. parable to th• Stockholders
r
their ale prifeei tattoo, at the thothitt it
noose of N. Holmes a eons. forthwith.
Las
i'litabarah, March 7, 1870. rah Oar
CDAI. AND CONN.
CIIMILBS IL BIASTRONG,
Youghio g heny and Connelsville Coil;
COIL, ELICEAND DEECLPRUEIZEDCCM;
turner. AND *ARO; comer Butler
Norton street. Liberty on es .
,lymer etroete.
Ninth ward: aim Second lit (nth wawa,'
mid et foot of Rose Meet, P. 0. IL It. Depi
&coed ward.
Order. ieft B either of the above /Anew. of ed•
dress to me thronah Nittebargh 0.. W 11111 .:
eelve prompt attention.
Refer to whom am Thowel i f Wefla
o =ol'.°o o .lli4..." . BlLFeri
Co., Gran allegus. Alen oradley.xark, Bro. A
Park. lieConly Co., R.., Oreg DOLL
WM* M. rater Co., 3. B. Ly Co., James
Itarsball & Co., Allen. bleKre Co.,
IA ton It,
pot Rotel. Connellsville R. R., Pennsylvania Ni
R., Allegheny Vali...TH. R.
COAL! CO.I.VI COILfIt
DICKSON, STEWAItT t CP.;
H►ylna zetrayrod Utah. Mica to
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET
Malan' City riots Mn!) IMAJOND ZLOOpi
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COTTON MILLS.
ANCHOR COTTON MILLI;
rrvamgwmirEa.
Itsintsetursra EaLLVT ILEDll3llsadtlelll
Ammon min eusizoLia
REINNTINS4 AVID RATTING.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
American Watches
WATTLES &SHEAFER'S,
101 FIyTA A., EMI=
All kinds and r A.T d. or hoerfeu Watclien,
which we are ems 104 to ZELL THE VERY
LOW tor PRICE. -
Mu, Ina usortout er LADIES' GOLD
WAThllith en bud. Irma rhlll.ooand quanta.
Pleat ills u•t4ll. obb
FOREIGN
VitErrr
lest rees .very *boles Italian Pared
,D
pesoses,atell blooded Plums. Trench bones.
/maul. (Mentes, Ta j ojastn i tger We by.
nate Cornet LI/lertY.e .
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Fru rt. d
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obis La store, jassofeetartd from selected
to Kan woke Wheel. ../ferAmon tbalth.s .,
"_ bM . t A rt..tbltloni=e7roeirpr . rdri; -
We'bovebreacesd the prlee Wee pered4sbetber
br .hc 4 "° """ iISAIAII DICKEY ' A CO.
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hit CILD".II4Ir
JOHN 11111lT11 1 A. WALLACII.
§:UPTON ils.W*LLACE,Wholor
B . a l f. c ! gatastriatt.y.D.i.sLpiiw,
SPECIAL NOTICES
igr•coxsumrTzoN.
rlan9MIC nY:11.11' Mr the
acc.uang%f6E4l.7,4l'4l:2:ilEallfhilll7lll'll:FL Veruttl!
" fril.. W. rera t ..VN " ILL NUR: EIC PILLS. Mr
Mamaw of alto LlTer or to act as • tioaLlo
i' lire . c 1117 e three :li t ealiclx4r: oxen required
nine ° 7lrs " A= . rilially 'de lit,ri . a.le m 2rN ,
7=AT4t.':.,'..7ll'.`:,r{.tr. Le `
i 1 Le l; t
^ C
U." fyVi'A'li,',,TLTgiVir:s".t.t!
11E2
rutted.
die 1
rerneoy C., Cottetaption7o ' nfl for ...I.'
titre filferbhl Ohhaltloar nf the
he
lead ,
to that fatal owe., Liver r
u n n er s end I,ys- '
pep,.
ore
often forerunners or Contioniatlon,
and wr.en they manliest themaels. they req...
the tuo t prompt etteugon.
The Putman. Perth la • medicine which b. •
bad a long probation !Wore the public. Its value
Oct been peeved by the thousand cores it has
made through • period of more than thirty-five
years,
In Mier which time its reputation has ire
crested. and the moat obstri ate setypticiem tan
no longer doubt that it le • remedy 'which nety
be need with conftdenC le all Cases which &AMU
et attire.
If the patient will pc yertnely follow the di
gpgdons which accompany cull bottle, he will!
certainly bc eoryi, If his tango Oct net et. ranch
rewired 100 ake a mire posel,de. Even In era.
auppo.d to be incurable, when friends and pity
...paired, the ore of this Medicine
has saved the lite of the patient and metered
hint t 6 wrens htalth.
Dr. thihenck dote not .y that all caeca of rut
myustry s.usumptlon see within the reach of
...di e m,. hot he emphatically aaeertc that often
when esthete have the mostalarmiug aymPmem,
alien VI • violent coop h....ening shins. "tight
assents. gen IrSl e•e n totuch a degr
tha en
t they are obliged to Ile In bed, and when
they ate eve. up by mete physic'en they may still
be cured. :No medical treatment can cretin new
hies, hot when the longs sr. very arel.y diseased
dna t• some resent destruyed. a ante may be ef
fected by Dr. lichenck , medlcines.
ADO, in Iterate.. Dlacasea, [nese medtcine•
ro cattily eftnent. Dr. Schenck hes photo
graphs of a number of persona who have been
silt) off
with retuning rotes and now allhettA
I TZ27,V11 . ,
Iri we treatment of Consubeption Iti/s till
utmost IthOerthfioo to glee vigor ano anealthr
0
tote tO the system, Hence it Is nece.a ry
strengthen the • sppetite of the paelent and ine
to
prove the digestion. groper nourbahnient in re
gaitd together with sort
mean
no
will make
the b oa d eully dinestible. Thu articles most
imitable for the diet of slotsaumbtlte Deuce. arc
derignattd In Dr. lichenck's Almanaca. which
are disoltested gratuitously. In general, the
moat highly antritio. articles are to tar pre,
terred,butthedigertwoorgaule MU/ t be st , ength
cued In order to make either Iced or medicine
servite•ble. This
f o r Is met by Om
tormeetl Tor., and for Ws purpme it w. des
ignated!
When the digestive trwers are put -
In grad
order, the food has Its prePer elect; the system.
of the patient to ltlVLetirited and we lunge be
gin to exercise Then nction • normal aril
healthy mutter. the hex ing powers o
Pelmonletlyrep wlu eff,ct the care.
Pulmon•ry Cousumption la almoat sways Come
Plleated with Ds - steps. sad Liver Camplaint.
baguette. Iktandralos PIP. ars In ended to re
mora obstruct.. from the Liver nod restore ltd
healthy nett.. They have all the ellicacy watch
in awrihed ulemel or •Melue umen.” and see !
untreented not to coutetn a putible et stl PM'
oral pelloo. Therle 1:011 cure the roost batten.
ceativene., sick headache, piles, hi. erre.
{(one. and all other diseases which a rias front •
torpid or obstructed condition If the er. One
ben of thew pills will pperve the egt !of the
meddler.
In Consumpt on the get Weed Tonic Man
drake Pills are invaluable auxiliary medic..
They relieve to. sufferings of the patient..tl
assist the Pulanunic time - in edecting • once.
They hove been found useful in advatleed stag.
f Consumption, where the lungs are moat en
tirely destroyed and all nocerdlng to
the Judgment of the physician Me leafed &speedy
death. The nits of patients whs. were actimily
dying c! minion have been preserved for
kits by the nu of tchenekla thou great rem-
edlU
Dr Schans Almanac contains • tell treatise
on the various forms of diseaem his mode of
treatment, an. 'mimed dtr. allots how to use his
.medleine, ass be had gratis. or t-nt by MAli
aedressitor his Principal office. lie. le. North
eizth street. Philadelphos„Pa.
Prim at the Pnitermie odyrup and Seaweed Ton-.
le each hl,elliper bottle, or .117,50 a half dozen..
Mood.”ke Plll,Mi cents abox. For sale by air
drumpists
tirDOCTOR WIIITTIER CON..
TSNIJE3 TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
DISEASES. That numeroo•clase or cues regal-S
-lag from, seißabuse pm:Wl:mina nummilinua
mt - rous debility. irritability, eruptions...Rua
emissions: and gully inapauncy perinanutly
csinol. reruns aglicicd with dviiute. Intricate
and long standing constitutional cored:ant Dare
politely int tied to rail for unsidutson ich
coeta nothing , Experience. the bell of Leachers ,
h as enabled hi m to perfectramedli at ants (O
rient, safe, permanent_ and which In most cases
can be Dee dwithout hindranee tab aaluees. Med
icines prepared In the establisenmeo which em
brace. offlet, roceptkm roomes also
boarding wad ales ping aud
aparluen waltinis
. - -Ifer Piineutr
reuniting dallyz , :onal attention, - and per
and chemical b athe, concentrating shut:loud
mineral springs. o matter who hare failed,
state your cue. Read what he says in his pam
phlet of Inv pages, gent to any address for two
stamp. to sealed angelope. Thousands of uses
treated annually, at oldle and all over the coun
t Consultation free. personally or by_mail.
ORl ry.
ce No. 9 Wylie most, (near Court Hemel
ritlaboratt, Pa. Howe 9A. as. In el C. N. gun
days 10 0. to S C. Panspialci seat to any ad
dress for to
sirup.
IartiIATCHELOWS MiI@DYE.
eplendid HAW Hl• I. tbs ban in
the world. Hanalei.. reliably. in.tantaneells.
doel not tonight :excl. nor any...alto polo*. to
pro aro paralyals or irtath. Avoid Hte.yanntol
and dona.las bro.... Hods boastbss •Htues temp
do not MUM& The genuine W. A. batebelori
Hatt Dp• has bad 31) nnLanniebeit
rxputa-
Ho.;to uphold Its Integrity-a. the only Perfect
Hair Dye—Black e - Brown. Sold by MI Drue
ples. Applied at 10 Hood Street. H. T. ft.7_
figgrJlVST OUT.
KAY YROTORAL
TOK bOLDIN C1T2241;1171 THROAT AND
' Bonn goal. Rona so pleassat.
None Care_AMT.6s
10 altar Novae. New Tort.
11. e no moteof Mate namable tasted mole
tar •• Jason et Cuban thlns..” dent
LIVERY & SALE STABLES
SALES STABLES FOR HORSES
JUST ESTABLISHED.
The satoielber h. eslabllabed a Eales StaltlP at
the W. terra Hotel. Allegheny. where he tell'
consrautly an hand. large supply or .No.
Hones. ALL SALEM OUAHANke Ell. retie
recd. Insured Instil
OUT AY
Ir THE HoItSCIS
tot TURN OUT All 'REPRESENTED.
THEY WILL UR TAKEN DACE AND THE
IMAM! EENUNDEIII
ISAAC DRYWOOS.
BERT R. PATTERSON & CO
CCiLLNICH or
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
PTPTEIBIIIIGII,
War ort Every Saturday Hord
AN. AUCTION SALE
EMUS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
WAGONS,
•ArarlT:2:l=nlPl.grentlige their
Sauce or conslgnsneni on or beforo T Intraday of
earl weer. In order for advortlelng. tromp[ aY
tonine 111310 good sere 'rill be Oren all Moot ten
[ornate.
JOHN H. STEWAIIT. Auctioneer.
Jos, H. aTzwAyi... 11.1137111111034
Rom,. & co.,
3c.)mmlly; -- s.uwii3 Ami:o
COMMISSION STABLESI
COB. BUSETH LUNGE h LIBERTY ET
PTPTEBDISGSI, PA.
•Ditti .
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. Bm3
JOHN Q:i m i;l ' iWYlAN...ll. HICHLED uevie
WORKILIN DAVIS,
BIICOI&IOILB TO
Workman, Moore it Co.,
itognufutureis .ndlen In
CARRIAGES, BUOOIIB,
Spring and BucklSagony .
Nos. 11, 44, 46 nd 48 Beaver R., Benny.
erVlVVargaTnl:;ginigt
...rooted to glee sittleoction LL even par.leclr
11 - Newest sqle. of work ettatantly on %sod.
/ILE AQIIINTO for %too Now Haven WoM
Cam:Ws Hake •ko of nAIIVEN 13 PATE=
WHE py ELS, and
tor 15 kterfOr r Laren Quick Copier an 4
Aittl•Battler ILafts.
II• RICHARD DAVIS hn.lsg purchased the
Interest or Ales, and Wm. I). Moore, In the late
Arm of WORKMAN. MOOSE it CO.. the bust-
Oen. will hereafter be continued a , the old ete.d.
under the ume sal style of WORKMAN 111
DAVIS. Orders solicited
JOHN Q. WORKMAN,
• IL RICHARD DAVIS.
Late will) Masse' National Bash. Pitteburgh.
JuMsid . ,
BRASS FOUNDERS.
=cm=
HENRY BIER &.-CO.,
sioccroaoos to
_ Sours m. COOPER a oo„
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRAM CASTINGS
MADI PROMPTLY TO ORD=
'Weal& and Grey Iron Fitting!),
GAS PIPE AND TfIBING..
THROTTLE, SLEETY AND CHECK TILTS;
ALL GLOB PATTERN.
IRON CCICYLES,
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water , and OIL.
XAMOTACTIIMIRS Or. J.ll. coots a con
Improved Baluttoßkeel Mum Pump.
Apnea for Dreyfus' .
ors, the beet in the Market,.
Olka wad Worts, comet Talroanktb lad rue
A TWoOD & DeCAFFDET,
Do. Corse* Liberty street an 4 TWA Lyme.
Mantra. Pa.. •
RUES WEEDERS AID 130 N PIPE MUMS
end MASTS for
A. B e CAMICI/obi A prn
/SLYriniaii AND DLOWAMS.
EZEZ
FINANCIAL.
ADMEN'S NATIONAL BANK,
.Wood St., cor. Second Avenne.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS,
tiold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
DODGEM •AND SOLD
tV . A P A k tltitie• VIVP;:t I ant.
fte d e CY RCM (7/. c.. flublec.
S. McCLEAN & CC).
BANKERS,
Government Securities,
No. 75 Fourth Avenue,
PITTSIIVEGIZ, TA
Personal and prompt &Ural. Wen to evert.
thing in the trainees. Collections made. Cer
tificates Issued, and int•rst allowed on Time
Deposit.. Anennos• Made on PrimeCollatcrals
atld tioverumeet Securities st Menu rate.
Dealers in Tousle:l and Donsestk I'l,l•saee.
bola, Silver, Bank Boles, Ac., dc. tll kcal or
'setae litscettonen. Rocks, Roosts, .31ortgottes.
Commercial row, 10.. oegotlated et the usual
lutes of comeliest., inte
PEONES SAVINGS BANK
Of Allegheny-
Cor. Federal and Laeoek Street&
S. H. HARTMAN, President
E. P. YOUNG, Comblar
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT
oekholders lavidually Liable,
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TUB DEPOSITS
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO
CPS I'UOTTSINILITIV6I3r,
1M3323
Safe Keeping of Valuables,
tinder gnaruktee, and tie renting of Matta in IN
Fire and Burglar-Proof Tonal.
„
NO. 83 FOURTH AVENUE
President—WlLLlAM PAULI IPIf.
hoe President- yIEDRY LLOYD.
INAWTORS:
WILLTAH PHILLIAB, HON H. TAINTEE,
HENRY LLoYD, JOE. 9. MORHI9OS,
WILLIAM REA. tillolitlE BLACK,
WILLIAM M. 1.Y0N.li v 3IINTIo G. HUSSEY.
JOS. I. ISCNNEVT,
BEVY I TIMAII—S. F. ON BONNIRORMIT.
Open dolly from 9 o'clock A. M. to 4 o'clock
CITY s 3iANK.
112 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL. stoomoo.
•YOCUQOLDBBB INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
INTEREST MID ON DEMEIII.
FOREIGN EXCIIILIstiE
Bought and sold. sad when dtalral re•oltied to
Enclave. Collections Wade on all in t rinelPel
Doman f' the United Nate. end Cso ,i t .
Do/elltlec PreaLl,
JAW is IdcCABE, Vie* Prewic - ..• -
W. N. Illontlaw. Csehler.
MAU:TORS.
JclacitfeCalci.
Heels Kaoline.
Ttroree Csraphall.
Jamul
A. A. iteyvogle,
D. Iltmec_
Tbosnas Rourke,
U=C=
Chu. Kit
K. J. Grua,
Nt. •
Jos . .
It. Bu
G py AZZAY. tollcttor
CM
N. HolurEs & SONS
.4
57 MARKET STREET
rrrrsionas, re.
Collections made on ail Um principal points of
Um United Mateo and eILUVI.S.
StoebOlonds and other Securities
NOD DDT AND BOLD ON CUYNEDSSION
Particular attention VW t t►e purchase axd
vat or
United States Securities.
Ja.lOMl
iIIAVGBEY &
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Varner Fourth and Wood Streets,
PTIVSZIVECIII. PA„
IStiM7lllOl3 TO HANNA. HART it CO
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And pantentar atteAtlen paid to th e On , onn.l
and sate of
.COVERNMENT BONDS.
Bjcti s t Drafts on London..
F;mcr
IN THE MATTER * OF THE
applicaGon of the GREAT WESTERN
MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN A2SOGIA.-
TiON, of rittsbargh, for a Charter of IneorPo-
.reti .1
And now, to-wt:: this ninth day of February,
A. D.IIIYO, %A.. Within petition and Instrument
of writing having been presented to. perused
and examined by the (Muth and GM objects.
fLar
ticles and Conditions therein set rth =Moon
taincd Imp:ming to be lawful, and of injurious,
It Is ordered and directed that sat Instrument
of uniting he sled In the Wilco of the Prothono
tary of the Court of 00112131012 Pleas, and that
notice of said application be Inserted lathe Pitts
burgh Daily liornlng Ain= 11, for et least tnroa
week., aettnag forth that an appllcsnon low boon
mode to the Court of Common ?lessor the Comity
of Allegheny, id grant the told ”ille Gnat Wee
tern iantnal Building and Loan Association of
Pittsburgh" a chatter of Incorpoiatton, and
that and charter will be .gx anted at the next
term of sold Conn, nal.a eseenflota be Clad
In proper time.
BY TBB COURT.
S. A. BARR, Solicitor,
No. 194 711 Th Lean
==l
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that atsplicatle• hat been made to the
Caen of Common rte.. of Allegheay usouty. at
No. 471. March Terra MO, for • Charter o
incoroositlon for the
Heyatoae Premiam Loan Association
or ALLEOFIZNY CITY.
And that ,the same will be panted at the etc
lot term of said Court, unless 'exceptions
Pled thereto In proper time.
fele:tio in WHEW POLLOCK, Bolloltor
hEWERS TESTAMENTARY.
—All period. Interested will tate aottee that
ers tmtamentary to the estate ot JU7IA It
ISEVILY: deceased. have Wed greeted to the
Indust/tied IC...Miter, penom. having
eletm.totted the estate will plasm, preseet
them without delay. and permit. hlux them .
selves Indebted wil plane sale ga itoer mma to the
usidentitued executor. tome. MM..
• J AMPS OLIN?. •
JACOB CtiVODS,
blecutors, at dharpsburen, pa.
W. A. LEWIS. AtiOixe7. at No. 113 Diamond
.suet. Pittsburgh. Pa. r.511111.ga
L ETTERS 0 5 ' •`'
EWERS OF ADIOINISTRA-
J Ti.)N on the estate of ELIZAHLTH J.
of RObirlioll township, allegltesy coun
ts. Seed, baring been grouted to the underslsn•
ed. MI persons Isdebled to cold estate will male
Immediate putnent, and 01l persons nosing
slams agatosttl• UM* will Present them prop
erly authenticated !be settlement to tits under
'signed. WII.LIAK HILL,
Mansfield Vapor, Allegnmay county, 1 . 0.
JaliviS,ll
ACATION OF. A PUBLIC
is hereby glees that at No
Y, Devaaber 84,110., Winner greatone Cann,
Allegheny counq, • tate alkli granted to thaw
....by a nortlon ant yntaln road, In the Mit
ward, (My of Plltolburgb. COlnnie,ing on kllgh.
land even., and running along the n. Y, Lit.,
should Rot triennial.
• 4aute2 , d JOHN C. hieCOMIIS, Atlorney.
k t. E . FVEIII3 OF ADMINIFFILA
TIUN con the estate of 9/12.4111
Itee of Alledhony City. Y., Iteeessed,
basing been vented io th e nndrrshrued. all
verso= Indebted to said Write will mate Irma
ditto payment. and all remises bested. claims
...lass rho setae will present them propetly to.
theattealed for settlement to the undermined.
Cy BBL 1:5 BUCKLEY,
AMY= No. 991TbIrd Avenue. CUM, Pa.
ARCHITECTS.
BMUt & ItIOSFM,
Igor,. MUNN ASNOCLINNICIN ISIILLIKNES,
Nos.lland •lt. Clalt Ntreet, Pittitoulh.
!MUNI attextlot glees. to the designing one
baicnas of DOUR Hovers sad irtrat.lC
TRADE - MARK.
ICIRIBGE'S
En... 1.11.00 P _
Lamp 17
lc
CHKEYS. .1
ENGINES, BOILERS. &d,
FORT PITT
BOILER. STILL AND TAU
WCI O- MKS.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
ANTJPACTU HERA or
1 , 71T37; AND OYLY\D6fI TL A Y Y1).1A2,1
A 8!! Am . !,
rANtI. nAuT V e
ANAuSCUN.
DKNAENO.
wrrAm PIPi9. GAJOICETRILI AND mop
.k . NriilLN DOOMS AND C0A1;1511U774.
oak. and Wd”laintsa, corder Bovoad.
Third, dkort. and Llb•rty
PITTSBURGH, Pd
Jar Orders eent to the stove address erlll be
romotiv atLendeA
to. - 50h7:140
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
Ear. Point Alloy and Duque/site St.
=I
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinisfa.
liannfastiore STEAMBOAT INOINICIS and
STATIONARY ENGINES. of all fleet.
A • Fr Wear. i rttlalta o
A at
Pla r riT T ATIZi
BOILER. °CIS horse power.
CASTINRS, oreverr kind, made to order at our
Yoondry, on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIBS for 1)11 Wells SHAFTINti,_PELLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE' and TOBACCO SCREWS
add lIION TO6nCet/ PRESSES, on hand .0
made to order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
/politica on the Alleghen Weer, cast the Point.
I=l
SOPAII orders promptly ailed. TAT MI
lESICR & BRO.,
R
=I
SAFES AND VAULTS
BO DAM'. NO MOULD
ENGINES AND MACHINERY,
BREWERY WORK. RICPAIRLIIO &ND FUT
TINU•IIP XACR/NRRY.,
Con 17th and Pike Ms., Pittsburgh. Pa.
naidtqlB
O'HARA - BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO.,
Slaantaaturers of
STT.A.sf SOILXISI, OIL TAIISS, STILLS, LS
ITATORS, SALT TANS, OkISOMILTISIOI. SET.
ILING PANn, PRISON DOWLY,
SuIC HEN 7= BEDS, to,
•
Cor. of Second avenue and Liberty at.,
PITTSBUROH. PA. _ •
Ilepalrlng dose promptly. Orders sent to Ore
above address will be PromPß/ MModed
F. lIRPRAN, formerly Planner at CARROLL
I SNYDER'S. onit:o2
salt x. angst =MOND D. non
JARED M. BRUSH &SON,
BEA2iIJ7ACTOYE6I3 07
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET MON WORK, &O.
61 Penn Street, PYttaburgh,
BTOVEF3. OAbTINGIS:
!NOOK STOVE.N.
CET THE BEST.
ISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH.
•FOB BITUMINOUS COAL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Bout u
well as any other Store to the Valor
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 286 Liberty Street.
Also, on hand and for We.
?ARLON IiTOVES.
HEATING eITOTEA
GRATZ PRONTS,_YENDERE,
' • COOKING RANGES. En.
BUT, HUM & CO.
lawror&ortouous or want r►iarr or
STCYVMS.
BOSTON COOKING RANGE
'THE FUMY FURNACIN,"
FOR WAUZIZO BUILDINIIII
TOT:NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
•OZEOULATOEt,” OoLUMBIA MOE %TM%
VAN (Clnclon•U Pattern) SORTABLE
}LANGE CAST IRODI MANTLES. WELLMAWS
SET', fr.Cron, RATE , S,_ nve from din. saddlore;
BEATE IIuiNTS, FENDERS, &a • •
206 and 20S Liberty Street,:
em:in rirrazuren. rt.
A.. BRADLEY & . CO.,
NO. ISO WOOD DIM E%
ttanolseturera of the Greatest Vartaty '
Cook, Parlor and Keating Mayen,
To Br. rouiro
•
la our amertmentwill be forma all the LATVIT
PAITKANS AND lALPEOVAMNNTS. awl Um
rop ttation of Obr et 0•01. ES Olth that arty oneln
vat t of a good article should purchase tioae INA
Mac manufactured by sm. as they will Os found
Me , nom durable at ectrocalcal. Would
Tat particular attention to our New VOLCANO
tor charches, uattr A/. storm. Oyer
II r 501 in [Urea aroma. totandai to wither
wiltuttl .4ang. Al,
Waryo, beta roam pro
-. 10111, lath ...rumor curer ano tar mum,-
er. 'ono tor ...asonee tot? Met 6111 t:
.LIVINGSTON. a CO..
Hounioctorers of LIGHT GRZT IHbN
EiVTINCSIrtO.;
Llicbt work our spfCloltY. .Lowo Jfd.t ,
articles
and Gate 'Hugo... guilt Pollom on ! other
articles of Handers , Hardware. mad.
thaw and 'Works, new Outer Depot. Allot bony
Qty. Poatofllco &dew, Look Box Pitt.
buret, Pa.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY
ESTABLISHED 1831.
LOGIN, GREGG CO.,
=3
HARDWARE
52-Wood Street,
Four doors &bevel M. Maarlee itistil
Country lierelleanta aes TinaSotto
Wand exambm oar stack wheal la
City.
Agents for Anderson t Wasora Ate el
and Northwestern Horan Shoo Hall
• A fall nook arldarlatntuda. Stark
smiths and Carpenters Toads. Spoor
noes Leather inelting. Lies
Leather. Ita..rdwaya as haul.
is.ll.lXl
TUE
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY COMPANY
Are now °forint: in their Retail Department, to
canneeticn will their tall nuanineiares line of
TABLE KNIVES AND FORS,
Carvers, Butchers,'
Bread And Pocket Knives.
• - viri exteselve aisortment et•
RAZORS, •
- •
yi.de eletemely for . the I; grids by the belt Eat .
Ilse swam =turves.
BRAVER FALLS,CUTLERY CO.,
No. 70 Wood Street.
IrIST COlllllOl4 . .
. .
• .71raohlisei Stone Works.'''' •
leg:miasma eorice °Meat Cowes.. Aileae•
..,.
- • IPMEXPIC 411.2. AAAAA Is co. - . •
Ram ea tint, or iw as soon lia itic..ni... i .,=,
sea Vale Muss, for tideersies.'
pselra, &a. Elm! and Tame Maass, &&
Vetoes erepurity aseesied.. Prises reWil.
Mi=M=
RAILROADS
pleNnuieLvA-ammir t
n . b.k lyt t2ENTEALIIAI - 1.
0 . Oa awl after II r, oantily NOV.
1411. lao9, Trales arrito at anal depatt
from the Caton Depot, corner of Woad:taloa
and L1D.0.9 meet.. an follows:
Arefsa. /7.9.1. - • ,
Mall Tr.la—... 1:30 am •oatbrettlx. LSO attl
Jut Lion 1.43 am *Pacific Ca... 9,10 am
Walla N. 1..6 SO ma Wall , . N 0.1.. 6:301M
Mlatottito Nollel/0 am Mall Testa' .... 8,10 aM
Wail'. No.
11.. 8,80 am MOW. A1..0190 am
Ctlnclanstl Cx.9:110 ain Rea'MA. No ., 6 10 CM
Johnstown 4.0111,19/ am Cianda•ll gx. D 1.6676 .I
Bra•lns At Nol 7:00 pm Wall's No. '.. li:n MO
Pittels•49 Ex. 1:30 pin Johnotows '41,41,130 11 •
1
Pacific gap's. 1,50 pia •Ficalle .4r Not ROJO Os
17 . 84 No. 3...11:69.mq•ht1a. Ye. orce• 3:66
etra'ke ett•Co it 9,58 pm I Wawa No. n.. 8.8 Ws
Wall, No. 4 6,60 pnal Wail', No. i.. 0,01 m
lletntonAc No 711,10 pm , • Past Line ....7: 44 In
Mety Caaan, 10,99 NVCI•n P., 1... MIK la
...Mae mine mate 011.0 cc nnectlen at 11 •
Inirg for Raltimorc.
The crtur4h Trate tearer Walls ntatim.4 , 47 '
t i lace..t it:011 a. m., reseLtag riatator 1 ,,,. :t.
~... ,„ :: i"::.e'.....g.'VAli ti'Citif. , at
1,0 p. m. ,
Clactenatt • Express lease a allf • 191, .., 01
Ipples4 lemes doly except lloyday. ..... A r e.
Vg..,y_axo2. , Za•lay. .
...”... . lie . '3 ' . ' 1.1. rk s sZTrii, cont; '
.::.'ATiNit:•mnd C''' F 's7 "1"
'"
L..
. 4 ~ and Matt there ' ; 4' i10 .n. 723i I t 7to me ereliM
red DePara In re.lac. ‘• Allniaa s age ea r eeedlllB •
Mat amount In ea..as wilt a, ai g tae stet of Dot
locum nate .4. tax,,,434 Nil i ttvi ti c . t h.. . •
xolli Menem: Immerlct..a, Xt. Altoona. X.
ETE 8 7 , E it N-M...•,.2.5
L I ENNETLVANIA.mme• - •mp"
ROAD.-01, mei afire NOV. ill. 12,411. UM
raMtenzlr Milaa to the Western Pennsylvania
DallrOwd will arrive at and ..lepast !row UM ,
~.
ream: threat Depot, A11eg0..7 C 117... tatimer
Amt Deef,pd
e„-..,ftea•c No 1.7.:4 , ) is ~M 1.11.—... ....1109 at
FrempOrt No, 18,110 a int Tretroort No. I 9:1604,14
Exprma,—... 20,40 a to I hhs eptVg Not 11:20 614 I
tharpb'sc 180.11:4 , / la ert I Ex 1 0 , 1 .12 ,, _
.11... Pm.
Pifilrl'2.7!:lgfinTg.-:int:4l3% .
Sprinid•eilio . sl6:9l) p nal d'orto gale N. II OAt ww,
Above trains ran daily except Sunday.
The Chard, Train Waxes Allegheny Jandlins,
Crms dunday at 7140 a. /..........81x4 A 1946691
ity at 9:60 a. mt. Iletnrahtd, rearm A. 1111026117
City at LEW P. ea. and nertgeat Allmittit7J92o.
Dna at 3140 p.m.
The Imam laming Allealm.g Cill .s 41 1 'V4•I-
wt . mate direct connection nt 2 Nwrort le 19-
Nero Unapt !Dagen for Putt. , r sod islaniphstowla;
Taronghticacts max ac idircnased at tan UEICe....
No. lgt. Clalx etrea.t, mar Dm iiimparaloaltritge..
Pittraar,h, and at' the Depot, Alleg...Y. •
PO , r•Mar Information apply :a
- .1.5 tad 1.81•144.11.T9,v,
Federal litecet - t.
TM Western Paumylyania aallrowt 1 AM .
'.. 5 ....r " . r , "Viin t" . D gfe " i F LT.Xeittl i llz r trttis
LaindnAi'oollan ca Yalu.. All Magma ex...•
medlaw tots moue,. In 'aloe w alba at tio, 01.10 f
the owner, un , ars.lAul r f2 ± 4,CiW i Tylt..4 . ._ •
stolt - figment htawrinte . odent. Alt.:Ma. Y... :
ME
I PffIPACI .
1.1. W. and C . L.E V =la
. ..
from 'l4o 4 i.lllth. 183
aad artlVe st Slit. Union I
Immix 0117 data *a roll •
0/11.40 EX..il6 a au
Erie& ran 11.x.19111a
01. 11. WhIll i rl o n:
4 111 ' 9:014
tn. writie.: isiu4m
VrtifatAll pnf
Depart/ow .I.ltritena.
Beer Fall.•
At..ll:Ja • la
Lextatle• • • Ilkla •
11113 1121
itoctsoMer '• 111:4% pmi
Snell ••p .
Laetodiae Acc..11:13 Vm
lips , : Valle • 6171 p m
Leetapisle . 411,1:11
PPM Oat. An
• Ili- WIY.% -
41:101n. n.Ohtesg
T. B. lITE. , J.
,Let/ea
ea
nol6
' - "EIIANGE
OE'7 --- iwagra
TIXIL
GOillthiT VALLES RAILROAD ,
THZ ONLY DIII_;UT P.OUTZ TO TIM U.H.
.BEGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE Or CAI&
On and after MONDAY. Nor. FM 1.3n9, TWO
THHOUGH THAI= DAILY (assent
.rni terra Inttaborgt . DenoL, corner of Yana
enth and Pike Arco Mr 'lran tiln. OH VIVA:Inf.
talo, and CI rent. m Holdout. •.,
ri
I:11•11. Pl7,Ntrnall. . V . £ .3 r 1214110.4141
D r ati.:::: I:c13;: JidiAlr.:::: ;AR:
Halton... 5:40 am ILUAlultnn.. El 015 as
t d intf.:.. l llll " Zil 11 lialtg: . .. 7P1.:
4th Holton..11:40 p m alb Ilultna. • Du
Yrceport An. 9,30 a at ikala Worts
8 : 1 4 a la
notalynay4.. 6:31. , _pn Vrervgart At :4 pia
Bradra U An 4:15 pt. iltadyn U he 10:113 a to
Church.. 1010 V to Charth 11/:10•11:
Express U•alas stop only at prinelpal hotala4
ACCOMMOdatIou trains atop ais
ma.
.7. J. LA% lIIINC O ral non's.
TIIOIILIIS H. KIN . Attn. lintin.
rITTEIBU GEI
CINCINNATI
.LOl7/11ILLMWAY.
PLR HANDIX NOM.
MUNOZ UT MICE. -4.10 LEO after SUNDAY.
NO4. ago. 1669, and:. 019 10040064 arrive
Va. Union Depot. Plttabargh. co follows:
Plttaburgh Time.
Dtoar.. Artrel.
Nall •...- ...... si:pta R. A. lilt 00111.
lamattera 51:314p. m. 5: 0.31.
....... 9:49 a. to. Y: p. m.
1 RV . ..Pr. , . 6:4? a. m. 6:356.10.
YeDortalta:a Ace...N0.1 21:06a. al. 1:33. M.
Breutmayllie Asoommod. 343 p.m. 9:45 a.m.
Methmal•PC Aeo`n. No. 25:63 p.m. 3:116 0 P.
sandavOhoreb Tratn.. 19:55 p.m. 9:55 ....m.
.1 496 r. at. Papreuw Icswed
y aly.
14:111. Y. Maul ardro
6.7 SCULY,
9400101 Ticket Columbus. U.
W. 16 W. GAUD, 5060., Denalvon. Ohio.
no
a i • : • 1,7,7:1•1:4•• 1
VILL
:s WAD:
Oa mad altar SUNDAY, Fem. , / Seth,
1870. 47.111/1.7111 kniVe el: d em • •
arc comet 01 Grant as,' Warta clZe.m." as
//Unto andirons Orstoo.
• 1mirr........—........... 7:60 D. se. 6:00 r. M.
ZKststoorthooeisidt , n 11:001. Y. 2:06 Jr. li.
;C. Wand froa Uftt , p. 3:15 r. Dr. 10:00 a , Di.
post Newton Aceoiri , d 4:30 P. Y. 6•15 1. : 0.
it raddook , a docotodan. • 6:05 r.IL. I.lor. N.
Night!. sollelVaxitl.lo:3o r. 8. 611161.431.
lianday Church Train to ..
sal ftom peat Fry env 7Dr
00 D. . 10:001: 8.
1110 H 1
Ell U. POWERs. .s:test.
PROF SSIOICIAL.
,
W. De woo.,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW:
Rae removed to No. 75 GRANT 1311112 ET. FRU
wroth. wilt practice to the U. tl. Circuit' mid
Dismiet Courts. In the Mate tlapreme out sit tot
Courta
meeteheny conuty c o co tt e.k Ohm.
Goo. La of theaemeent Jap:th-s
A BRCHIALD DILA HELER,
• ;,P • . . gyp"
No. sus kern FiTIIMET•
MrZECI
Mr H. IticCOI7.ICIIIICKi,
11.
. NO. GS MEANT STUZICT
businairPessromPt attengon sliest to all kind. ot legal
. 11.11W1
'W.3I. 11. WEEPER,
• .. • . _ .
• •
ALDILIMAN ANDISI-OF/1010 JUSTIOX 07
. •
Tint /RAC!:
OFFICE, 89 FIE-ra .ACS . .
speekt attention/leen to no_lte • -elaiele,
oolleatioae. Deed.. /owls and liettneres
up. and all lanai tottinean attandad to DnieTtiai
and accoratelv.
TO LIVERPOOL „.EVllsnik
•
'QUEENSTOWN.
TRH INDIAN MAUL STEARISEUPS.
19ri.bed1,11rSiZtetil nroOnlass remota, 'among
than tbe celebrated •
CITY ()V PRII,_ CITY Or ANTWERP,
CITY OF BOSTON CITY 01, BALTIMORE,
CITY' O T LONDON, •
- RUBY 'SATURDAY. from Ilea 46
Der, New Yea. 70f irsaatanor further
ton apply to
I=T?
MM
muss BlNtillat, Jr.;
143 MAITIWILLT , STRIXT. Maw b
WILLIAM MILLER &, CO
Nos. itl end 413 Liberty, Strte.
Corner of Irwin, now offer the trade at low y-
ores, strictly . .
Prime New Crop Mela New Or
sses leans Sugar and
• Porto Moo, enba and lin RUM Wand lingua.
li New
o ork, Philadelphia' and kistitimens, lit
ned d
:Golde n Drips. Lerhsg !RMS . 'S
Adams , and Long ble ov nd lism s.,
ve. •
Porto Rleo, Cobs and Impish Island Mdlaseek
Toning Upon, Japan,, imperial,,timpowder
and tMlong Teas. '
Caroline and liangoin Rice. • '
Tobacco,Logyta and IlloOolfees: •
Lard Oil. PIM. GlaM, 11:4101
Cotton, Tarns. Ste., constAntly on bend.
ALSO, •
IMPOLLTER3 01
„ ,
Pine Brandies, Wines and Segars.•
Rhenish, 140.011., and Spadini:id Soot Wile
of . Co.. In bottle.. .- •
Oparkllng ,
Moselle. Beharsberg • and . Joßnew
bout, klotthelluer, • -
DlOdeehtog t Prete. , tine Olive Oil.
do do .Clerete, Repot led in UMW' •
' do do White Wine., in bottles*
E•.:`,7lBtetrfine. l arg o l l :l72 ' itrlzrs
tree Old Mononjtabel a - P - ~ Port.
do Vary deperlat Oka ocadeb do do.
ALSO.•
jobt ri lirmo. Dm meet * ciuxidmv. Gnat via
. •
— sretseuay and Sellers ObaniPerso. - •
Brandies of oar own eelection watnatell
116110
YU EILIC : NOTICE.
•
Ravine been appointed OA II as 4 SlARxrria
110010101 fot .AII ConntY. 041145 b
hereby given that null' tt e Reassess Mg. ud
Meibmkal Testing Mae/liners can 14 PrOslOod•
I will be !mind at Lba OPIICC OrTilt NA.
TIMM. POONDRT AND ries' wens.
Twenty-01M street, neat
Nam= ' Oas and Oaa
rirrsemteu, Pi
L. IL FULTON WILUIN
FULTON 8. BITANik ,
ritsc-rxoes, i.x.Tolovaug.
OAS AND STHAIII EEL
Intak..tiromadw.X.or "W I Ogre 4l4 .
. 71211111 PRON. WA.
. e ivt . r.zzi rig ,. a- Mks,
irturga. Beer Pump = tad al=
- nu* ana'ravato Bolldlngs
Q.. Water old IS=Etutt.
Jotooat prom.. at, b.
STONE
POTIMILY.
S &
'
Ila.hatants of
oseenswaire, .lEtristot Wore, dew
asl Waskrise,3l2l4ll3.ll7,ll2lllPr.
APlNUOiltexl Pri ngia7 attai4,ll pt.
=
D
II
WA rNY: i (311.01•1.10
I . .IS. 7 MIBILILSti
trhin.• wIG loo.vo tram
*Ot., .rrth t!
. .. -
.lel-44
ellleogo Ex.. 1:113a ft
EadLic Ex...1A:00 p so
WI:cellos RA 10:41 4 tla so
C.& as. L. Ex •7:111 no.
ChI'EARIAIfI3:SI6I i 1
Cleselaltd• Ex I:3Ess Ell
Ete i i. w )gi...?mtig:
Armes Pet ASSeohowg.
Leetsdale 1x...6:53 as
Ilea's Falls .. WAN am
N.se Llarle . 11asZEI so
lEston
(Leetsdale, "lArpsis
Iles, FEW 4 . SI: *psi
LestloldlO ••4:a pm
pm
Ooks Boa-.
day thiflasa
Lamas icavaa 414ps,
0 My elllll..rrtry drin
Y..,C1.1L1..0a013:
Nwt. Ideaayan
E=dl
=am
1310 gOk '404
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