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FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN BINS,
NO. 80 FOURTH . AVEINUN,
PITTSBUStOiI
CANN CAPITAL . . . • 11208.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
MAIMOP DINCOUNT AND DEPOHrr
JOHN 11,0 y
O ent. WM.
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on. 11. Marst;sll, ' J b WarDand:
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sm.. W. Arson. " Jas. D. Nall7.
Its:, E. Lomb, Wm. JUT&
This tl°11: ; fallr orosalsod tosTATod
to do a deperal ➢ li .o
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(3-4:31.41),
SILVER AND COUPONS,
Bought at lfighett Prices.
PR. B. MERTZ, Banker,
Cor. Wood St. aztsth Avenue
irs
LIES T. Blum , Br,
(Eucoanors to If, Joerso a c 0... .
Corner. Fourth Avenue and Wood St.,
. _I3.A.TNTIK3IaEt.S,
Buy end sell all kinds or
INTERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD. SILVER AND COUPONS.
pV MIT F.II:YUGABLIC TERMS. .
_ fir I:Alfred Allowed so Deposita.
larblotoy loaned on Government Bondi at
ievresL market raw.'
Orders executed for aim PitretussO
awl Rale of ISTOCKG, DODD, RD,
SOLD.
AIMS T. BRADT 4 CO.
5000 ALLEGHENY VALLEY I H.
7-30 BONDS; •
for we at N. HOLMES & SONS.
faLlna
(511 Vittsbittil etaitat.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
•
Ovr idx corPtxrstirriarr Cliaxwera,
Tautten&V, March 10, 1670.
Gold aeema to be steadier .to-day and
a reaction from the lowest point, 110%
to 11151 at the close of business, has taken
place. The more sanguine bears prc-
Mot lower quotations, bailing their be
lief on the general desire to see specie
PaYmentri resumed as early as poseible.
This desire of specie resumption and the
actual payment of coin in making'
change would soon antaide should gold,
advance two or three points, even if only
temporary. Small. silver command.
now one to two per cent above gold and
is scarce, and 112 was .freely offered for
large sliver to-day but could not be pro
cured, whilst gold sold at 11033. The
oversold condition of the gold market,
together with the desire of the stock
cliques to advance prices, may suddenly
advance the premium four or five per
cent without any cense, and Induce a
general rush for gold in the hope to
profit by a short turn. •
Ili Government bonds a very firm
feeling is exhibited In anticipation of the
passage of the funding bill, which no
doubt would bring out fresh orders from
Europe to buy, provided the rate of In
terest la not fixed at a lower rate than
five per cont.
Stocks are still Strong and have ma
terially- advanced to day with the up
ward tone of gold.
Money comparatively easy, bui
Waxiness Inactive.
quotations as received by Ph. R.
Matte Gold, 111%; Silver, 119; Eighty
otte'i, 114, Five Twenties, 1862. 11034:
do 1664, KW; do 1865, 10931; do 1856,
Consols, 105%. do 1867, 109%i do 1868,
106%; Ten Forties. 105%; Adams Ex.-
=° 1 0 17:4 . 6 y 1 ,4 . ; M . erchants
Union
Company, 3744: ' Western Union
American Ex
&regraPh. 83%; New York Central
96%: Tbiscling, 96%; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne A Chicago, 03%; Ohio A MI6-
idatippl, 25%; Michimm Southern, 8614;
Cleveland A -Pittsburgh, 97%; Chicago.
Rook Wand Pacific, 119: Chicago
North Western 71%; Chicago t d h
Western Preferred 67; Erie 25%.
MICIECANUIL Large. • Abncal.
. 'London, ler ie gam l% 28 55,60
Paris, per franc 2
Berlin tinder -
81 82
Frankfort, florins '46 48
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady di Co. Gold: 11114: 'United
States Sixes, 1881, 114: Five-Twentlee,
1802,11034; do. 1864,1093; do. 1865, 10634;
Ten-Fornee, 105%; Five-Twentios,
ary and July, 1865, 108%; do. do. 1267,
1093.1 r. do. do. 1868. 109% , Union. Padre
Italiroati. 8734; ( )antral do, do, 80 30 Cy.
Pacific, 111%; Lake Superior —.
EDT Ttlerraph to the PlttoburTlietiotte.)
NEW Yortx, March 10,1670.
- The Funding WI has been brought
prominently into d on in Mandel
of once more
,by t action of the
t3enato Tri striking out th provision for
agents In principal cities of Europe, and
also by the payment of interest abroad,
. The change of front in the Gold Room
was the great feature of Wall streett the
great pressure to sell gold was not re'
nerved, and there was an entire absentia
of all noisy demonstrations. This
change In the situation is due to the so.
thin of the Senate on the Funding bill
and increasing hostility to the measure In
Washington. Tbe decline In gold, attar
extending a depressing Influence
throughout the produce markets and
trade generally, has . finally reach.
ed real estate, and property of all kindle
=
Is lower and rents are coming down.
Real estate was the last thing to feet the
...,rLes In gold and now Is the last to feel
the decline. The general trade of the
, • city Is far from satisfactory. business
being ) much below expectations and
--- prices, not remunerative. In dry goods
great complaints of dullness are heard.
Many 'country buyers bought smaller
Mlle than usual. In consequence of the
decline In gold, and have gone borne.
Leading jobbers are not offering so many
bargains as last week, owing to the de.
platen; of buyers. •
. The money market continues easy at 4
to 5 per cent on call. Sterling dull at
7/0 8 H ,
Gold active and higher, opened at 110%,
touched 11034, and Welted at 112%; bid and
11234 asked.
Carrying rates 2(36 per cent.
, Clearance. 567,000,000.
Governments active and % per cent. ,
blither: Coupons of 'Bl, 114%011434; do. ,
11034011034; d0.'64, 1093.@10934; do.
/ 03 .4 105 ji: donee', 108%i:4108M do
'/OV EZO/DD%; do. WI, 100%@110; 10.
40 , 5, 100%48106%; currency es, RIX@
111%. The Treasury took a million of
bonds at 10688100®106 94.100. .
Slate securities except Virginias are
firm: Missouri, 93X: old Tennessee, 5/334;
. new do, 4 8 .1 it old Virginia, 73%; new
, • 'd o . 71%; old North Carolina, 475„anew
do, 21%1 Lot:deigns Levee lits, 78X; Ohlo
6. of 'NI, 103.
Stocks active and '®l% per cent.
Weber. closing strong at about the teat
figures of the day. The most active
Mocks were Northwestern Lake Shore
and New York Central. Miscellaneous
"and Express stooks dull.
Canton, 61X; CuMbeiland, 28%; West.
ern Union Te l egraph, SSX: Quicksilver,
. , 1 lei; Mariposa, 73y44. prefor'd, 19%; Mama
'Express, 131% . : Weila Farin =Hinman.
lean. 37,4 f; United States, 4914: Paola° '
Ms% r 75.41 N. Y. O. 07X; Erie, 24%; prd,
42%; Harlem, 143 ; Hudson S.fftp, 95%;
- Reading, 97t; • Michigan Central,
11 9 V: Lake Shore, 67%; Illinois Oen-
Flttaturah,tB; Northwestern,
do _preferred, bapi; Rock bland,
115; St. Pant, 62%; do. preferred, 75%;
Wabash, 44: -do. preferred, 7234; Fort
Warm ) , NH: Tatra Mats, 8 634:
- do. preferred 63; Chicago and Alt o,
. 113; do preferred 113: 0. it M., 131:h New
- •Iceesl Central. 108%; C. C. ,CC., 74;
, St Jos. do. preferred, 106%; GC. and I.
C. 20: Dubuque,lo9; Iron Mountain, 43 , 4
, Boston prises: Copper Falls, 0; Frank.
lin, 6; Hecia, as, Quincy 18H.
Sub-TreasuryWinos; ;mid, 87543,925;
ourrenel, 668,799,73; ..geaeral balaneo
-- 181,504,569.
Dry laixam Dirket.
View YORK, March 10—The market for
all classeeof merchandise ls exceedingly
quiet, yet some excitement . was caused
today by the offering of Gardner-prints
at 9,n0, at which rate they were Emma.
distely taken up by a free distribution.
Bleached cotton goods remain unchang
ed; while for brown mods of heavier
grades there is an Inclination to lower
the rates, and for all Irregular brand. of
bleached and brown cotton there is
wasteadlrreor in prices la manlfestaY
ritraaugGe MARKETS
07771CM1 07 a. /141.54817113 GiLsErra,
THURSDAY, March 10, 1070.
As wo noted yesterday, there are some
articles that have fluctuated but very
little since the decline in gold, and this
is owing to the fact ' that theie sleep.
Honel oommoditles were down to and
even below a gold bads, sixty days ago.
noir and Wheat, notwithstanding they
are weak and dull, are not quotably
lower, and we should not be surprised if
gold was to settle down at 108 or 110, to
see Breadstuff's better, from the simple
fact that they are kiwir than gold or
anything else. We clip the following
from a Chicago paper, of Wednesday, in
regard to the feeling there in regard to
wheat :
"Notwithstanding 'the lower prices
ruling, however, holders of wheat—that
is the men who have purchased round
lotsof this cereal to hold until naviga
tion opens and they can ship It to the
seaboard—were not at all discomposed,
though the chronic scalpers and "bears"
were making all sorts of predictions as
to when a reaction would occur, one
operator setting the price as low as 62c,
but they were all afraid to sell any round
lots soort at the current prices, and if
they did sells "five" they took it in
again Just as soon as they could do so at
an Insignilloant profit. The fact Is the
"bears"•have not got the nerve to break
the market badly, and if they are not
very careful the ..balls" will get the best
of them on the turn. There Ise very
large amount of wheat here and else
where we know, but It requires a great
deal to meet all demands. There will
undoubtedly be a much smaller area of
wheat sown in the United States this
year than last, for the very good reason
thatit does not pay, and though prices
may go down considerably lower than
at present, it is folly to believe that
wheat will never sell above 780 per
bushel. About all the wheat going Into
LlverPool at the present time is Ameri
can, and had there not been a material
advance in ocean freights in New York
to-day it is more than prohsble the ex
port demand would have been better."
APPLE BUTTER—Quoted at 65075 c.
ASHES—Quiet and unchanged. Com
mon Soda Ash, 4; refined, 4;„;@434,
Pearls, 911?te.4; rota. 73i.
APPLEht, —With a continued _steady
demand and regular sales at Igggi4 per
bbL
BYTTER—;Prime to choice Roll 35®36,
fancy brands 87@380.
BEANS—Unchanged; 12®234 per bbl.
BROOMS—Store prices: No. 2, 13,75.
No. 14,50; No. 4, • 15,00; No. 5, 15,50.
Carpet 8r00m5,.16,00(46,50.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-2%®3 eta.
BROOM CORN-13®17 eta per pond.
CHEESE,-1.1 In limited supply and
steady but unchanged. We continue to
quote at itle for Factory; 18,tia for Ohio
Goshen, and 19€)183o for 'New York
Goshen.
CARBON OlL—Quiet and nominally
unchanged; 2434(425, for standard
brands in •Jobbing way.
CORN MEAL—May be quoted, In
store, at 90®95e per bushel
CRANBERRIES—Eastern cnitiyated,
at 120 1 422 per htd, as to quality.
DRIED FRUIT—Is dull but un
changed. Apples, 7®B: Peaches, 7%41
854 for quarters, and 9% ®ION for halves.
Blackberries, 14 ®l5; Pitted Cherries, 28
® 3O
EGGS—Sales at 25152d0.
FEATHERS—SaIes at 85(490, and the
usual advsnos for small lots, In a retail
way. .
FLOUR—Market continues very quiet
and dull while prices are unchanged.
We continue to quote western flours, in
. -
store, at p,00®..5,17,0 for spring. and 88,50
Woo (or winter. Rye flour, 85,00(35,25.
GRAIN—The grain market continues
very sluggish and devoid of anything
new or Important. Wheat, although In
limited supply, Is dull, and good , to
prime red cannot be quoted above 11,10
®1,12. The fact that there la no margin
for dealers accounts mainly for the very
light offerings in this market. COM,
although in light supply, and limited
arrivals, continues dull and prices are
unchanged, sales on wharf at 72®73, and
in store at 75 ®7B. Oats dull, - though
not quotably lower; we continue to quote
at 42®43, buying, and 45(347, selling.
Rye unchanged at 110®85, and offerings
light. Barley is dull and prices nomi
nal at 8.5(390 tor prime spring and 95®
ill for prime fall.
HAY—Is being sold from country'
wagons at 815(322 per ton.
RUSES—Saws at 23033 c per poLnd.
HOMINY—SaIes at 85,75®6.00 per bbl.
LARD OlL—Extra No. 1, city brands,
81,90; No. 2,97(388
LlME—Easters white lime, 81,75;
Cleveland, 82,25.
MAPLE SYRUP—halos at 81,7502
per gallon. • ,
ONIONS—Quiet and unchanged; * 2 ®
2,75 oer bra, as to quality.
PEANUTS—Prime Tennessee quoted
at 9®loc.
POTATOES—SmaII sales, In store, at
45®50c. r bushel.
POULT pe RY—We continue to quote I
dressed chickens, at 14(315 eta., and I
dressed turkeys, 18G20.
I PEAS-1242,25 per bushel.
PROVISIONS—The market continues
dull, and prices nominally unchanged.
Plain shoulders, 124,(313; Rib Skim. 1534
(3153 ; Sugar Cured Hams 18. Dried
Beef, 19; Mesa Pork, $275i(341. LArd, in
tierces, 15®15 1 4, in buckets, 16(316X.
SEEDS—Clover seed is still quoted at
18; buying, and 118%, selling. Timothy
seed, small sales tat 84,75(45. Fiaxeeext
la quoted at 12,126.2,15.
SALT—Is quoted at 11,75 by the car
load
I ==3:l
MC:VA CENTRAL STOOL TABOO,
Tnonanrr, Match. 10, 1870.
411.7'zw-
The market hat again been very dill
this" Week, even worse than last, and op
erators, generally, appeared to be down
cast and discouraged. The offerings"
were by no means large, scarcely an
average supply, but the number Of buy
ers in attendance was very small, and
the few that were on baud, seeme d be
unusually timid, buying very sparingly,
and only when concessions were made.
Compared with last week, prima are
lower, and'the market pretty well de. I
moralized; to-day there were several car
loads of good cattle on sale;,but nobody
teemed to want:them, par deMarily st the
prices at which they were held, and
when we left at noon, It looked am If they
would have to be held over or shipped
east. Most of the cattle on sale this
week were bought In the west last week,
and as prices were blither lut week and
lower this week, .t ere teems to be no
help for the owners losing money.
Theilecline in gold has not been with
, out its effect on the %lock business, like
everything else, causing operators to
exercise greater caution, and, =might
be expeoted, tending very much to clog
baldness. Then, again, the advent of
lent, as It always doe., bad a very per
ceptlble effect on the consumption of
froth meat., and, consequently, the de
mend for cattle In all of the leading.
market I considerably curtailed, and
with a restricted demand, lower prices
were inevitable. The general feeling
among Mock dealers that cattle are
yet much to high, -and It tp this more
than anything ewe, that diens shippers
to exercise great precantlonl
We notloed quite a number of Alto
!gbeny drovers in attendance!, to-day,
• some of whom bad cattle for sale, and
they were very strongly Impressed with
the belief that they had got Into a very
hard market, and• that while Allegheny
wee bad enough on Monday, this was, If
anything, even worse. , As will be seen
by reference to the report of salsa, 7,60
is the highest price reported: there were
cattle on sale today which were held
at 8.
T 11117111 1 ,17, 31/11201 2. 1120.
114.' Pe.
L. D 022140210 J. 70r110... 7 7 .070
H. 1. 3 Co. for DediTe 34 XI NO 713
Haeel , ...ei 11. to T. 1.2.22 ..... 17.31.020
a. Knr2l.2 to W 21., liluds 12 17.200
J. 21 . 02220 to Tmutcher 10 22/ 7 CO
. 111 DAT, VivaCll 4.
1413.14re0d AB. to It.lfessut Gtr 16 14.201 7 10
11. 1.. a co. 3.6 RounOtr.e.. ..... 14 19.730 0 62
•.. :: :: .. I''1:. 2 7 770 6 =
12 11.273. 660
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,: U. Pelvsur IV 21.8110 640
117 102,W.0 6"
7. Moan )7 W.= -1 W
.. .. .. ..
•. .. .. " •• ...• 16 17.210 750
B. 0 1 130nar11.... 3• 66 610 641
1.160.306 a 0 a 7 122 tor Calho un.... 3 4WO 6(.4)
.... 4 6.210 700
F!11
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Ffedinslik"r• fur Thompsoa A is.togo 6 no
Nepal. to Mao:ally. 33.410 7 CC
711111 16 30.6.0 7 00
Trauenosn 5313113eby IC MA,' 4 ;Fr%
•• 11344.0 a 1000 714
- U. L. a Co. for Dean a X is 2..‘50 a 65
•• •
A. 11awa........ la Xit CIO '7 55
neg.. & T. for Tlyloa Is 11,330 a Of
41. Clark to Jas. Martin.... ...... la 13 1133 a 75
J. toaster 10 *carts a n... c . ..... LI 70670 710
racaeu•Y, ■tics 10TH
•
H. L. iCo erltalater., 2 2,G80 6CO
• • • ..... 17 17 ICC OCO
•• " L. IL Magda.-- 41 34.554 540
•• Campbell m 67.070 sLO
• -•• 81144514411 17 9LOD 7.
A. B. Ilar to T. Lamb 2,4, u.
E=l
Notwithstanding the arrivals continue
light, the market continues very dull
and heavy, and compared with lest
week, prices have declined from X to 3‘
alletit per pound, and even at this reduo•
lion the demand was light. As in the
case of cattle, shippers are buying very
sparingly, doing as it 15 familiarly
termed, a band•lo•month business, and
as a general thing they are very
bear
lab,".talking the market down. It is
true, hogs have declined sharply withi n
li s o pug sixty days, but they, are still, in
the eyes of shippers, too high, and mon,
sooner or later, 'decline still further.
The demoralized condition of the provi
sions market, both east and welt, is
pointed at 'significantly, and Ms argued
that the product is much lower, rela
tively, than the principal, and the one
moat sympathize with the other. The
demand for hogs in the eastern markets
has fallen off very materially within the
buyingry days, and shippers are not
ono-half the number th ey did
in December and January, notwithstand
ing prices are much lower.
Philadelphia Hogs. are now quoted at
lli , ;@9X, against 934@9X last week, and
Yorkers at 834@18 . 34, against 13.,4@9 last
week.
=2
The sheep market 'has been modern
lively active thii week, and with a de
mand count equal to the supply, prices
have been pretty well sustained, - and It is
somewhat singular In view of the fact
that both huge and cattle did se badly.
Had there been anything like an over
supply. It requires no prophet to foretell
the result; but as it turned out, there
wee just about 'enough and no more to
meet the demand, and consequently
holden, as already Intimated, experi
enced but little diniculty in obtaining
hat week's prices -4W CUL is the range,
though there was one drove sold at 7,15.
I=
Orrtor. or Prris=peen GAZITig,
TFICILADAT. Wirth. 10, 070.
The only new. to note In the
oft market to.d an advance In crude
In the oil regions..' while refined, on the
other band, anything, ruled even
lower than yeaterday. What could have
brought about the advance above no.
body had tho most remote Idea, but such
Is the case, at least weir ere so Informed.
CIST/Dll
No idea, market hero dull and un
changed. Hpot or yeller March, 1.19
12 Raked. Heller Mayquoted at 1234,
and buyer all year 14%0114N.
E=!
March, 28%@27; April; .IN; May to
December 29g. As we noted in our last
report, our redners can not even think
or selling at these figures, and, of course.
they can not pay prim/at asking pncea
for crude.
ILICONIPTB OP OBLIMI OIL BY A. T. B. B.
D. Illy 80 bbla, on account T. M. Perry;
A. B. Mills 160, on account Bartle; J.
. Wilkins 160, on account P. B. Pet. Co; J.
A. McKee 80, on account J. B. Barbour;
Penn. Oil Work. 400, on account E. IL
Long; A. D. Miller 988, on account E. H.
Long.
Total. 1,868 bbla
am:unarm on OIL M L V. B. B.
J. M. Biter 308 bbla relined to W. P.
Logan Bro., Philadelphia.
Fulton, Marvin it Co. 280 bbbt refined
to W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadolphia.
Total refmod....— 558 bbla.
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NEw Yorux, March .10.—Cotuiri firm
but very Irregular; sales 0r4900 bales at
244(31240 for middling uplands. Flour:
receipts 9389 bble; market heavy and 0(3
100 lower; melee 7300 bbla, at 114.90041.63
for imperfine, State and western, $4,706
5,50 for extra State, 14,60@5,75 for extra
western. 55,30%040 for white wheat ex
tra. *4,9008,00 for R. H. 0., 15,30@6,15
(or extra SC. Lords and $4200460 for
good to choice -do.: inoludlng 3,500 bhb
extra western and State for export at
te,6o@ii, Ry
85. e Flour
Co
salea of
350 obis at ;1,40,35,40. Corn Meet
quiet. Whisky less tirm; ealea of 250
bola western at 98@,9934c for nearly all.
Wheat: receipts were 9,320 bus; market
more active and without decided charge
in price; sales 58,000 bus at 81,05 for No.
3 spring; $1,14©1,15. No. 2 Chicago de
livered ; 21,27(gi1,28, winter red and
amber western; 51,47. white Michigan;
81,5501, 80 , white State; 51,25, amber
State. Bye - quiet. Barley dull and
heavy; sales 8,000 bus Canada western
at 51,50. Barley Malt dull sales 2,500
bus Canada West on private terms. Corn:
receipts 2,800 bus; market less active and
lower; sales 21,000 bus at 91(4240 for new
mixed western; 99e@il1, western yellow;
$1.0234, southern yellow; 95a was paid
for straw colored southern. Oats--
receipts of 6545 _bushels, heavy and
lower; sale. 34,000 bush at 5311555340 for
- • -
western, 61q62c for 0hi0,604132,tic for
State. Hope dull at 1504 for AMMICIM.
Rice dull; Carolina 01.1a7e. Coffee quiet.
Sugar in fair request; sales 769 hhds
Cuba at 9,f(p,io, and 190 Ins Havana at
103(c. Molasses nominal. Petroleum
unsettled at lE.yo for crude, 2734 c for
relined. Linseed oil dull at 95Q,97e In
mak,. Port ftrttier; sales - 650 bola at
1f25,7,1328 for mess, ;20,250)20,50 (or
prima and $221322,25 for prime mese:
slap, 1750 bbl. mesa, April and
May, at 12555@25,90. Beef quiet: aides
175 bbla at $10415 for new plant X mean
11140:11.50 for new extra mess. Tierce
Beet : sales 201.1ercee at SX.I@IM for prime
mem and $27Q30 for India mesa. Beef
Hams dull, with sales 150 bble at kr&g:32
for new. Cut Meats dull, with sales 125
pkg. at 1014(4120 for shoulders and 140 h
14,..f0 for name. Middles :Inlet, wi th
sales 100 boxes Cumberland• cut at ISc.
Lard firmer. with talcs 400 tea at 12%@
133;0 for steam and 14(415c for kettle
rendered: also 2260 tierces steam seller
March, Aprlt, May, June and July, at
13%®140. Butter Mindy at 14(1,36c for
Ohio. Cheese quiet at 14®17c. Tur
pentine weak at' 4434@460. Freights to
Liverpool Tact and nrm.
Latest—blow closed dull and Sc lower
on common and medium grades. Wheat
quiet and unchanged, with sales of NO 2
spring at $1,12@t1.16 and. winter red and
amber western at 11,25(0)1,28. Bye nom.
Mal. Oats dull, heavy and lower, with
sales at 53€45434c for weeders and 600
0116 c for Oslo. - Corn dull and declining,
wit:beaks at 00®07c for sound new raised
western. Pork active and firmer, with
sales of 1,000 bbis mess seller March at
126 and 1,600 bbis seller April at 125,90%
20, Beef steady wit h moderate demand.
Cut meats and bacon quietm.4 unchang
ed. Lard firm, with haled 1,000 {throes
prime steam seller4pril, May and Jane
at Mc. Argn in fair request and on.
CINCINNATI. March 10.—Flour vary
dull, only jobbing and retail demano;
family at $ 5 61 6 . 35 , extra.at 6 4 , 60 0 4 , 76 .
Wheat dull; red winter at 21, 66 (611.tf1.
Corn dull for mixed at 68@700. best
sound firm, owing to a light supply, at
724374 c. O ats dull at 481664. Rye at 80
0386 c and dull. Barley very dull at 900
16;1,05, the latter rate for chola° fell.
Cotton dull, no demand and prices
nominal at 20340 for middling. W Malty
dull at 91,92 c. Mesa pork opened
dell, but there was a better demand to
till contracts at the close; sales were
made In the morning at 126.504326,75, but
since 'change 1,000 bids sold rata. Bulk
Meats dull and neglected; shoulders held
at 1931 e; sides 130;133443,140 for rib, clear
rib and clear. Bacon nominal at lie for
shoulders and 1434 c and 15340 for clear
rib and clear sides. Sugar Cured hams
have declined to 1634 and 1754. Lard
dull; kettle 13f41334c; steam 13344313%c.
Butter unchanged; supply fresh . ; Sales at
30@36c. Rags 220 ann firmer. Clover.
seed doll at 1113.50(g14. Timothy scarce
at 4,70,g4,00. Flax dull at $1,90r,i)1,92.
Linseed 011 quiet at 98c. Lard 011 dull
at $1,29161.25. Sugar 19Q200. Molasses
unchanged.
CHICAGO, March 10.—Rxchange firm at
par to 140 premium selling, and 1.10 off
buying. Flour quiet and sealer at *3,e6
434,60 for spring extras. Wheat firmer
and 1@)110 higher, with male* No. lat
83Q,860. and No. 1 at 77%®77%c, closing
at 7534@773; this afternoon market Ir.
regular firmer and active at 78,3711340
cash, and 7834®78X.0 seller April for No.
2. Wm easier at 704370340 fur No. 2,650
for new, and 64G620 for no grade, closing
at 7034*(g,70340 for No. 2; unchanged this
afternoon. Oats dull at 353416370 • for
regular and fresh receipts, closing at
Mmo for regular. Rye 340 lower, closing
at 670 for No. 3. Jlighwines Ingo.
Bye and nominal at 9343940. Mau
Pork active and excited, closing at
125,60. Lard firmer, closing. at 18340.
Meats quietvdry malted shoulders 830.
Dressed bogs quiet and 260 lower; sales
at 119@10,26, closing at 19,26(g,10. Live
d
hos dull an 15@,25c at 638,26
for g
common, SB,3U @SOSO far lower,
exlra. Re
ceipts for the past, bblit
. our, ;6,790 Muth wh 2 ea 4 t, - 18,890 bush hours-5389
corn,
6188 bush oats. 350 bush rye, 16250 bush
barley, 5220 hogs. Bbipmenta-6798 bbla
sour, 11,786 intsh wheat, 10,132 bush
corn, 563 bush oats, 360 bush rye, 2180
bush barley. 3257 hogs. •
ST. LOCI/4 March 10.—Market goner.
ally idagnant and buyers standing off or
bidding lower prices. Tobacco firm and
unchanged. Cotton entirely nominal.
Flour unsettled; fall extra sold at SOS@
4,50; XX at 4,65164 76; XXX at 16(46 . 40 ;
family 115,76437,50. Wheat: spring lower,
with sale. at 68070 for No 3; • higher
grades s pring scarce and wasted; No 2 red
fall 980501; strictly choice 6422%. Corn
dull and lower at 740760 for mixed, 750
for ye llow, and 7613800 for whito—latter
fancy. Oita doll .and.essier at 43340 in
bulk: and 47;21490 sacked. Rye drooping
at 69c. Whisky doll at 930. . Pork
opened dull and lower; rizm at close;
sales to arrive at 826.
Lourevints, March Pl—Tobin:Cm sales
of 146
for log t s th adnad
at
8 1 @ 4 @195 ,50
r f or o waa h a . nd 4 g 7 oo s d o
leaf; market amtve and higher. Cotton
dull and nominal; middling 1934 c.
Wheat sijogl,w.. Corn 93c. Oats 630.
Rye 90c from store, Bacon; shoulders
11 5: 0 , clear rib 15340 and clear tildes 16e.
Bulk Meats; shoulders loge. clear rib
14340 and clear sides 160. Isrd; tierce
159;0. Hams; sugar cured 1934 a Whiz
-ky dulL '
Torzno, March la.—Flour MAL Wheat
dull and b o ldad lower; N 0 1 white
ktichbion at ;IA amber bold al
IITSBEFGII DAILY GAZE' E: FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1870.
11, 0 5 with 51,04;,‘ bid, and No 1 red bold
at $4ll, with aalea of No 2 red at ;IX.
Corn dull and decling, with sales of Na I
at 843 ct new 74c and no grade sr 680.
Oats dull and nominal; No I held at 49c
with 48c old. Cloverseed
BAtTIYOHE, March 10.--Whoat steady,
with Pennsylvania at $1;22@11.25. corn
dull; white 92®93c, yellow 87. oats
64®57c. Mesa pork quiet at $27. 13aoon
weak; rib sides 153i'@)1630, clear rib
16g®1634c, shoulders 12,q®1230. Lard
weak at 16346/A6c. Whiskey Mesa firm.
at 111@1,01.
Dtrrnorr, March 10.—Flour Is in good
demand at 55,25g6. Wheat In limited
demand and the market weak: extra at
51,23; No. 1 11,11®1,1134; amber 51,01;
regular 51.04: Oats steamy at Co. Bar- ,
ley Irregular; No. 151,60®1,65 per oentaL
Clover seed $8.25 bid.
PHITADHLPHIA. March 10.—Flour very
doll; • super #4,87(414,60. Wheat very
dull; rod 51,25. lkwu steady; yellow 90
G 92.10. Oats dull at 54550. Provialons
declining; men pork $26. Lard 1430.
Whisky dull at 51(l,02.
March 10.—Whest dull
at 870 for No. 1 and 8934 c for No. 2:
Oats weak at 39e for No. 2. Corn dull
acid lower at 660 for new on track.
Drooled hogs steady at $9,68(§110.00.
Idxstratia, March 10.—Cotton firmer at
Bk.: exports 988 bales; receipts 876. Corn
98c®,1. Oats 62(0.3c. Bay 528. Bran
momlnal at 526. Lard 14(417c. Fork 128.
Bulk shoulders 11c, and aides 160.
CHICAGO, March -M.—Cattle active and
25)(4250 lower at 14,75G13,62.34 for fair ow'
to good smooth steers, and- $7 for extra
prime beeves.
CLKVELAND, March 10.—Petroleum
doll and weak; refined held at 2.6(425340
for large iota; crude a shade lower and
held at 15,70.
Sr. Louis, March 10.—CattlO steady at
4@170 for fair to choice. Bogs In good
demand at 7©730(483.0 for light to
heavy.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
CREWMAN], AND PITTSBURGH Bin,.
ROAD, March 10.-43 oars ore, Shoenberger
Blair & Co; 2 do lake sup ore, Rees, Graff
& Dull; 2 do do, Jones & Laughlin; 3
do Jackson ore, Grail, Byers & Co; 1 car
• ore, Bryan & C; 1 do lumber, R A.
Clark & Co; 1 do • pipe, H H Collins; 1
do grain, Graham & M; 1 box mdse, 3
cuks zinc, Park & 03; 27 has ii ware,
Seoomb & Co; 17 do frames. Plakersgill,
L & Co; 2 bile wire, W Mardoff; 3 casks
cheese, .7 Daub; 3 kgs, 3 tubs, butter, 1
bbl eggs, W Harrison; 12 Bile g apples,
R Galbrath; 6do o meal, 10 kilts fish, D
Hawortb; 5 bbls, 6 kgs o meal, 16 do p
barley, Watt, L & 0o; 10 sks rags, Mc-
Cullough, 8 .11 0:1; 228 bga corn, J W
Waymna; 449 do do, Robb .t B; 39 do
potatoes. Bricker ft Co; 123 ski corn, 72
do rye, Rose h Ewing; 7 bbla d fruit, 4
do f seed, 1 do apples, H Rea Jr; 11 bbla
fruit, Volgt, M & Co; 10 bb's whisky,
J &Meth; 10 do charcoal; J 8 Finch &
Co; 5Ws oil, Schwartz & Co; 47 ski e
corn, 1 bbl egggs, Head & -BS; 7 We f
Need, 2 do d fruit, 8 Divot.
ALLEM:MINT FALLInr RAILROAD,
March 10.-1 car hay, Graham dr. Mar
shall; 190 sky wheat, Wm McKee & Co; 2
skit raga,d. bit butter, L J Blanchard; 1
hr poultry. W f3elbart: 4 bails hides',
Gristavis Kahn; 6 =slime stone, Sham
bergsr, Blair & Co; 1 bx butter. Head &
Metzger; 13 skit max, 4 do roe, 2 bbls
eggs, 6 ban butter, F T McKee; 4 sks
seed, I do onions, 2 do meal. 3 bra but
ter. 3 pegs egg., J Hickman; 2 bbis eggs,
2 has butter, O Seldenatricker; 9 kegs
butter, W H Kirkpatrick de Co; 3 ski
raga, McCullough, S & Co; 1 ear grain,
Boots &. Gloat; 2 dressed hogs, J Rottman;
12 kgs white lead, Harrison .5 E; 1 bx
books, A H English & Co; 1 car
metal, 1 do brick, Rees. Greif & Doll;
1 car hay, John Morrison; 1 do metal,
McKnlgnt & Co; Ott rah. railroad Iron.
F W &. C RR; 65 can Kier, Foster
& K; 37 do do, Armstrong, D dr Co; 18 do
do. Coleman, R & Co; 6 page marketing,
.1 MeD Crossan.
FITTeStaLGH FORT WATNI AND CHl
°so° RAILROAD. March 10.-2 half bbls
butter, 2 kgs do, Vangorder d 8;_ 63 bee
manor , . Lorenz & W: 10 do do, E &
Magic; 2do batter. 20 bbls pees, Volga
M & Co; ' 7 bbls peas, Woodworth &
& D; 1001ibla flour. T C Jenkins; 100 do
do, Cain d a; 1 car ore, Sho6llherger. B &
Co; 1 do do,' Hitchcock, M & Co; 2 do
limestone, Graff, Bennett, & Co; 5
half bbls butter. P Doff & Son; 6 kgs
butter. J A Greif &Co; 154 bp; wheat, .8
9 Liggett & 0o; 44 bbla bone., Seward &
Emerson; 13 kgs butter, 8 Homo% 35 ski
rye, W J Meek; 10 bbls onions, Randolph
& 8; 200 sacks oat" Bricker & Co; 10 bbls
flour, 8 Hero; 60 bdia handles. McElroy
& Co: 26 aka no, 14 reams, 1 k paper,
Godfrey d Clark; 43 tells hose, 40 bdis
forks, Park & Dean; 600 a bbls, Little &
B: 6 sks beans, Johnson & C; 76 g hides,
W Klemm & Son; 4 care metal, Nimick
d Co; 2do do, Zug it Co; 1 dd do, Wood,
Son & Co; 1 do do, Leomls & C.
• ALLIGHENY STATION March 10.-81
dor. brooms. J Hutchinson; 1 car lumber,
MCCtirday & McGinnis% 1 bbl butter.
John Herbert; Ile bide apples, Hobe] &
Painter; 1 ear bran, Jan Stewart; 1 car
-----Status a Robertson; 16 bbls
onion settle, Rippler a Beskert; 25 Adis
broom handles, W Mordorn 7 bbls
clover seed. Joseph Craig; 2 dos brooms,
Chases Middleton; 136 sky aorta, 'Geo
Stewart; 45 sky oats, B O MOMaaters; 1
pkg butter. B a A (-,rson; 24 green
hides. A a J GroetslOger; 1 case cigar., 1
bx tobacco, Jos Shipman; 60 Wee, Luck
camp & Co.
Pnlnlitatort, CrnmairGeri APO ST.
Louts Batz.noan, March 10.-130 Iff bbl.
herring, J Cannon; 100 bbia flour,
Shoes'
maker & TA 1 car grain. S Hood; ldo do,
McHenry & Hood; 216 no barley, Smith
& Co; 10 bbls dour. J Et Murdock; 8 tubs
butter, W H Graff; 11 bbl. eggs, J ,A
Graff; 50 bbls flour, S 2 bgs teed. W
Ii anther; 11l bits wheat, 45 do corn, P
Duff a Ban; 100 ice barns, F Sellers a Co;
S sirs dry peaches, Day &
Prrrummaa & CONDISLIAVILLE Ram,
nom), blotch 10.-8 bdl. leather, John
Schulze; 1 car grain. McHenry & Hood;
50 bbl. highwinre, It Wood & Co; 1 car
metal. Brown & Co; 87 boils sheet Iron,
W T Armstrong; 125 bdia Doper, A W
Keppell; 12 rolls leather. J Y McLaugh.
Ito; 8 do do, Loughrey A Frew; 69 kegs
ruins, G W Taal.
IMPORTS BY PAVER. •
Prrraistracat, BROWNSVILLE AND UR.
NEVA Noma. CO., March 10.-106 aka
oats, 21 do torn, 2 bbl. onions, W Welsh
Co; 64 aka oats, 14 bble whisky, 42 do
apples, A B Carlisle ; 14 mile leather, 24
sheep pelts, L A Morris; 14 plea dry ap
lles, 6 W Morris; 1 box eggs. 1 pkg
ard, J K Ward; 1 ak wool, 10 Jars fruit,
Atwell & Lee; 80 aka oorn, J B Holly; 8
bble eggs, Johnson d Cottle; 7 bbls
apples, M W Rankle; 64 eke corn, Ad
ams & Muslim 60 bogy, J H Bailey; 28
bbls apples, P -Doff it Soto 145 boxes
glass, A King; 5 bbla whisky, WJ Meek:
22 de apples, 0 Martell: 0 bgs seed, S
bblz d apples, J B Dilworth & Co.
OILS
WAKING a KING,
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Petroleum and Ha Products,
DWELL'S KOOK, DUQUESNE WAY
PEWADXLPHII. ADDICZN4
WARING, CO.,
109 W.A.LBUT STREET
wta . -
TACK BBOTHEUS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY
manna w. G TwEDDLE.
1111.31111ACTIJIMS 07
Lubricating &High Test Burning 011 e.
Follow Sallow/ Will 00.
Mande Veit beat mlttout etialthet relaahla
tittadd at leweattealpetatares. lipetaal 011 10 1
truphaliclimates or lot Weather.
Losomotho,
m. ewoo, 'bop.
cat Pur
Bow XIII and Planks EILL 000,
Adapted for Idirti awed.
Ilolokl• 011. Wool tireadt•lagst on.
0 11.Toanwo.11010.111woolo.
lag awl Walshhor thwollue.
011.1lorwan Oil. IParalllow
130011 VAlll4lllll s to preserve lartgbt Iran
Work mid Macistucry Mera aut.
Tame aro:Meta are manufactured undo Jaw
tweddle.e ate at by Superheated Steam tu Tea
cue. Wm Lotoleallor Oils am almost edarlaas.
Perko lypare. aniform. pal mostly Ilightaol
nd, mail a Itlgh ettriperature eathangi t y
resale, limpid Midas extreme Geld. Tire •
ofroad Oilsare unequalled. and are la emu um
ulnas of las princlpsl Railroads., amoDiaktie
be eiaellaeA and orders left at ay*
elle KIT. Warts at abarostorn prieas.
LEGAL
NOTICE. Whereas. Letter
tenementary on. the eztate or AM. s.
1L11.1.11.1*. lam of the Borough Of McNees
fort. OW 4. have ban grouted to Me
allreeo. eeeeeee all persons bevies el..
&Nan said anus will present th".. O.° P . "
.thentleated for settlement, . ail 0 .persons
neebted to We estate will please make lase.
elate palming
gg
Jr!fi N a N ttniON, 11"."'6".
ADIIIINISTIFIATOWS _NOTICE.
tatters. Adeetni•tratlon bete; ilannted
L .. • ••nUelireed on the estate of Jiillin
• ClThlllltie deemed. ul verso. built •I•h••
nectar said mato are mewled 1.0 present these
fat eettiament. sad all persons Indebted Leash'
tworelleto nsyme •
• • e. PLUM Adakainzstor.
tellitlß•T • Na
,OS Lamm stripilt,
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RIVER NEWS.
Tho weather yesterday was clear and
mild, and the snow and ice la rapidly
disappearing.
There has been no arrivals since the
date of our last report excepting the reg
ular packets. The 'Arlington from Cin.
alonati la due to-day.
The Mullets departed for Cincinnati
yesterday on her first trip with a good
freight list and a number of 'passenger&
The St. Charles. cleared on Wednesday
evening.
The Savanna, Capt. Thos. • Rogers, Is
announced fur St. Louis forthwith.
Messrs. Havlin and Packard, are associ
ated together In the office.
Business Is moderately active at the
landing, but there is a continued scarcity
of tonnage. The Savanna will have fall
swing today, and that she will soon fill
'out and that, too, at full rata, there is
not much doubt.
—The Glendale, Pittsburgh to St.
Louie, pulsed by Cincinnati on Tuesday:
—The Diary Davao, }Utahgh to St:
Louisville, pared Evansville *n Tues
day. •
--Capt. Dexter's new steamer -was
presented with a floe eine, by the
citizens of Riazurville on Tuesday.
—The Wild Duck and Massager were
at Cairo on Tuesday, and the Lioness and
Rover were at Louisville the same day.
—The machine?* of the Rebecca, sunk
at the Parkersburg bridge, was not sold
last week, as advertised. It is still un
der water.
—A New Albany dispatch says Capt.
J. S. Neal, late of the Richmond, is ne
gotiating for the purchase of the Dexter,
having offered 140.000 for her.
--The R. C. Gray was purchased for
the Loulsvillie and Arkansas river trade,
not Cincinnati, as we stated yesterday.
Capt. Yerkes is to have command.
—The bill appropriating $lOO,OOO to the
Mississippi Valley Navigation Company,
of the South and West, has punted the
Loulkana Legislature, and Is now a law.
—The new St. Louis owners of the
Richmond are in Louisville. The bill of
sale was to Kaye been made out on
Tuesday night, sad the-boat turned
over to them.- It le said that the money
will cover all her debts.
ene-alith- interest in the Norman
was sold on Saturday by Charles A.
Neely, her engineer, to Dr. D. H. Ken.
nedy, for $1,700, or at the rate of $lO,OOO
for the whole boat. Dr. Kennedy is new
sole owner of the Norman.
Parrish,, lut Friday. bought
the machinery of the Mary Erwin, burnt
some time ago at the Cincinnati wharf,
fbr V 2,100. He will put It ins boat now
being built by him at Parkersburg to
take the place of the George Thompson.
Ctherrrxevr, March 10.—The river
has twenty.Sve feet four Inches In the
channel. The weather is fine Robt.
Moore Purcell, pilot, and Barbour, en.
glimmer of the steamer Swallow, have re.
calved their licensee again All the
pickets have fair freight and passenger
lists; and there is little tonnage in port.
There is no boat here at present for New
Orleana. The rates continue at the top
of thescale.
RIVER PACKETS.
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PITTSBURGH HD CINCINNATI
PACKET. LIKE.
The new and splendid stde...rbtel a dr i e
JIINL&TA s Capt. C. L. BUSMAN.
hill leave Pittsburgh for Cincinnati IVZILY
TttURSDAY at 111 o'clock orouiptly. Utter.•
top, tell leave Cincinnati XVIII! SUNDAY at
12 M.
r-t"4"-,rvineuv..rxtvosv
at DT JAISZO COLLINS, •(anu.
'MINH AND CINCINNAT
PACKET um
Tbe new and eplendid aldewbeel s aM
Steamer. ARLINGTON. DA3IZL
VIGOR& Master, A. S. BrutrAND. Clem. lames
rltteburik for Culetartati every Tura cur at
IN M. promptly. Itstenting. teams Cincinnati
for Fitt sauna. at 19 N. every F4IDAY.
Tor height. passage, mother Information. ap•
ply on board or to
/AMIN COLLINS.
fel FLACK A coLuNowoon. Agents.'
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LA BUIL—Tim Ords.ald
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Will lea,. am Above wi 2H15 DAY. IDA hat..
for Dui alms ►.4 intermediate porta.
L'Ae"-'I.,I4:."AVVREg.V.IVA_VfIe.
FINANOULL.
TRADISIITS NATIONAL Bak,
Wood St., ear. Second bane.
INTEREST PAID ON MOOTS.
Bold, Coupons, Bonds omd Stooks
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
A. IIIt&D_,LIT President.
• W. VAN2ins. Vise Trassdirat.
eePd2.l CTRVI 11141.111111. J 2.. Osakier.
S. McCLEAN & CO
BANKERS.
Government Securities.
No. 76 Fourth Avenue,
TITTSBIIRCIU, PA.
jo r mowa prompt attlotlon (Mix to OTtrY
thlisg la Ott badness. Collections nods Co
un...te. wool. and Interest allowed Qs Tim
Do pants. Advances nude on Primo Collateral
and tiny...teat BCClliitiGe at Menu rate.
Dairen to Tarelipt •ad Damestie Itzehanges
OW, !Myer. Sant llotes: ft., an. All local or
otatuillteellanenas Stocks, Bonds. Mortdaraa,
Conmelnlid Pater, to.. *collated laths atnal
rates of no:minion. tat
PROPLEI SAYINGS BANK
Of Allegheny.
Car. Federal sad Leak Streets.
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Piro lid Buglivhsif halts.
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Bought and sold. and erten drifted remittal to
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llNiled States Securities
SPECIAL NOTICES
"CONSUMPTION.
DIL SCHENCK'S POLTIONIO STEW' for the
cure of Coulihs, Colas mit Como toption.
DT. SCUT" , CAI'S SKAWY.ED TuNIC for the
cure of Dyspepsia and all the Debilitated Condi
tions of th- Stomach.
.Dll. SCHENCK'S .11IANDES.KE PILLS, for
//beams of the Liver or to act m a (Male Pm.
gatiee.
Alt of them three Medic' les are often required
In curing Coneumption, though the Palmonla
t r e.le V•Te "' d re I et r t Mandrake t ' &7l rt, t Inlet t . .
rvimiesing the Stomach and Liver, me help the
Palma° Syrup to diseat and search through the
blood vensel., hi which means • core is anon ef
retied.
Them Medicines are conscientiously offered Pie
the Pubilc as the only mre, certain and reliable
reineuy for Pulmonary Consumption. and for all
those morbid conditions of the body 'Mich lead
to that fatal Claes., Liver Complatat and Dy.
PePsla are often toren:inhere or Cousumption,
and ware they manifest Menimelms they require
the too t prompt attention.
The Pitimatle Sim. Is a 3:medicine which has
had • Kai Probation before the public. Devalue
bar been proved b the thousand cures ft has
made through a period of mere than thirty-Ova
year. In all of which time its reputation has in
creased and the most oostmate etepticiem can
hno longer doubt that it ts • remedy which mar
e used with sordid mice in all eases which admit
of scum.
If the patient will penemangly follow the di.
reetions which accompany each bottle, he will
siertatom be cored, cureis lungs am not .00 much
warted to make a poseiste. Teen in cases
repeated to be incurable, when friends and phi-
slams have deepaired. the um of this Medici.
Ma saved the life of the patient and restored
hat to perfect health.
Dr. Schenck does not say that all eases of Pei
mynas, Consumption are within the reach of
medicine, but he emphatically amens that often
when patients have the mostaleraing•YmPtome,
such as a violent cough. creeping chili., night
sweats, general debility, even to such degree
that they an obliged to Ile In bed. and whim
theism they
cc by torte phyeician they may still
be cured. No medical treatmentcan create new
lungs, bet when the Mugs am eery sad,y diseased
god to some extent destroyed. a own may be ef
fected by Dr. &Meat , mediciem.
'Also, in Scrofulous Dlsemes. mete medicine,
are .equally eficsent. Dr. Schenck has photo.
graphs of a number of persons who have been
nearly covered with running sores and now all
healed ap. This shows Its verifying plviverries,
which must be able to heal mettles in the lungs.
In Ike trestment of Consumption it to on tne
utmost importance to etre vigor and a simithy
tone to the )stem. Hence It a neemsary to
strengthen the appetite of the Patient and ta•
prove the digestion. Prop er nourishment in re,
paired easily with me as will make
the _food digestible. The tinkles most
suitable for th e diet of Constant alto patients are
deslfreeted m l d D g r. „. frVele'S Almanap. which
Mosnreol7 nutrilas :gam are to be pee
ferred,butthe dlgestme orgam mist be sti ength
'teed In-order to make either food or medicine
eereleeible. This tequlrement le met by the
Seaweed Tonic, and for this Duryea* it was de.
ignat•
Wh e en d the digestive trwers see put In goal
order, the (oaths' ft. proper erect; the system
of the patient to invigorated and It e lungs be
gin to exercise their functions In a normal and
l
he. thy manner. Then the healing power. of
Pelgebnie Syrup will erect th• cure-
Telnion'M Commieption is almost .IMM...in
panted with Dyspepsia sad Liver Complaint.
Schmuck's Yandialse Pill. are Ps ended to re
move obstructions from the Liver and restore its
healthy action. They have allure eihmcy which
Is ascribed to calomel br •ltdne mass," and an
earrmted not to cont.' a a particle Of my min
ral poison. These Pills cure the meet Motivate
souse.,, sink headache. plies, bilious Ittrey
Com. and all other diseases which arias from
torpid or obstructed condition of the Liver. Una
box of these pill. will "roes the edleaa of the
medicine. •
drakeonsot on the Kl ee ee Tonle and Wm.
Pills are aval auxiliary mediciees
They relieve the • aufferings of s t inget and
assist the Pulmoulo Sy ° n
in e • M. ,
They hove been foetid useful in advanced nage.
of Consumption, where thallium an almost en
tirely destroyed and all. ymptoms according to
the Judgment of the physician indicated•mmdy
death. The lives of ratite*l who were actaatly
In a Otos candition have been preserlfed for
month. by the me of eatenck'S these great rem.
Mi D es.
r. Scheirs's Almanac contains • MI treatise
on the vulva formsof disease. his mode of
treatment, area general direction. how to amble
medicine s can be had mill. or sent mall try
addreesug bas Pritielpal UMM. No. Ms Nate
ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. •
Prim
111
the
perms eTruP Havmed Tra
le MCP 111,50 per bottle, er 11,00 a headmen.
brarstrakePllwas seem • box. For sale by all
dreggist. de2:l:d&F
farDOCTOIL WHITTIER CON.
MIMES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
DIBTASEA. That numerobselsas of t 0.,. man
trap from eelfwbuse, Iwo/ulna uninanlineee,
nervous debility. eruptions, seminal
embutions. and Mostly lustatency permaaentil
cured. Persons afflicted with delicate. intriute
nod lon standing constitutional complalt.ta are
politely invited to rail tor consultation. which
no:eta nothing. Experience. the heft oft...chem.
ham enabled bins to perfect remedies at once OM.
dent, safe, permanent. and whlcA la most cases
nu be need without hindrance to butanes*. Med.
....-• • . •
Mines prepared In the establishment, which em
braces ofilm, reception and waiting rootos• also
boardlng and sleeping apartments for
, isallmits
requiring daily personal attention, an vapor
and chemical baths, PUS ooncestratlog the famed
{121114.11 springs. No matter who have failed,
star, your ease. Road what tie says In WE pam-
D'art a 9ft , mires, lent to any addreas for two
stamps la .eased envelope. Thou/made of ram.
treated aaaaelit. at odic. and all over the coun
try. Consultation free, personally or by mail.
Udld Ne, 9 Wylie Men. (Mir Court Boum)
Pittaborgh. F. Hours 9a. m. la Bp. at. Pau
days 151 st. to 9P. M. Pamphlet mall to any ad
dress for hosi stamp,. volt
IarIIATCHELOWS lIAIRDYED
—Mae eptehdld Heir Dye le the beet Ix
the world. Harmless, reliable. Umlauts. eons,
does not contain lead, nor any *Unite paha. to
Drovers pandrela Or deetb. Avold the notated
hod delusive pre • wallahs boastleg . virtues they
do not bosses. he ceesdne W. A. estehelove
tietc Dye bee lud 30 years enter:Oohed repute.
tion ;to Uphold Its ll:knelt, se the only Perfect
Bole Dye—Black be Brawn. Bold by all Dreg-
Ws. Applied at 15 Bead Street. N. T. rep
IarIIIIIT OUT.
"CH JERRY rcaroyum TBOCHL9.••
FOR COLDS. COy4llllll. SORE THROAT ♦RD,
BONGLII.3.
None so ro ß od • Norm T so pleasant.
None Can as Quiet.
HCSLITO
•
10 Astor Souse. N e w Tort.
Ilso no monsof those noretbin tasted names.
let ••lirorra Cohen Minna" deb
;_
IV SALES STABLES FOB HORSES
JUST ESTABLISHED.
The onloerlber has eetabUshed stalest/table at
the We. Peon Hotel. Allegheny: where be will
hare cony attly on hand • largesupra) or No.l
Iloreee. ALL ALIN ouattAlneisr). Mole
feellon Inzeterl In all ea.., and IC TUE HORSES
I/0 NI.:T TUN. OUT Ali RILPRE.SENTKO.
THEY WILL Be TAN,NN SACS AND TILE
YUAIY IIIFUNBILO
111A40 DRYTOOL
ROBERT 11, PATTERSON & CO,
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
prrrsarraisr. rs.
WM on Every Saturday Hold
AN AUCTION SALE
BORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES ,
AftTVWAGONS.
e segli P "r4":fiP, 6
I ' S..
notice of conAgu g n k onor onwroAngd i h g o o y r .
nub week in order for advortlaing. Protopt al
tenUon awl good can will be it.. at !tom Ma
•
JOHII H. STEWART, luettoneer.
JOAN lII.PATTI3IO/.
'DORM H. PATTERSON & CO.,
I.lViraile• to/LT.lr. APIX)
1;110.; S Cy if.% :4 411
COL IMATE 081113 k LIMIT E
• 1 0 171111111311G11, PA.
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. gso
JORA q. WORILMAN...II• RICHARD DAVIE
WORKMAN do DAVIS,
BIICOLISBOTS TO
Workmani - Moore & Co
Il&andeturers sad Dula. In-
CAMRIALGES, BUGGIES,
11pring and Buck Wagons,
Net. 41; 41, 46 and 48 Bean Rt., Allegheny.
Iteprartni neatly and promptly executed. Or •
den for New Wort gotten up in good wale and
warranted to the satirfaction In every portrait.'
W.
WirNwweat etre. of work constantly on bud.
n o, AU/LWre O. New 8.. Wpwil
Comp.srs make of OLIIVSI , 9 PATIOFT
Battler'"d lisvp's ratssat gala Bl4rter and
Mal. for Shaw.
E• EIOMAED DAVIS having purchase/ the
laterert or Al.e. and W. D. Moore. In the late
tem of Mt:REX itN. MOORS I CO.. the bed
aesa will hereafter be continued at the old mead,
under the name ant owe of WORKMAN
DAVIS. Orderceolleltee
.1011 . 1 e WORMN eat.
H. IllOn MID DL•la.
I , Maltese/ Mani. Pltu►ardh.
WM
BRASS FOUNDERS.
HENRY BIER & CO.,
1011 A IL 000PBU 00„
Bell and Bram Poundals.
BRASS CASTINGS
I.3OICPTiT TO OEDTL
lalealde and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
THUM, SUM ASS CIECI TALTES,
ALL GLOVE PATTIE/N.
IRON CCOCTJECK
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and OIL .
JustrymmnizEs 01 J. AL 000rsaz a COM
Imposed Ballice•Wheel Item Pump,
Agents /Dr ..DrefiNe-ratent Oil
era, the best its the Market.
Oilat ud Mons, comer ,ThOtegmth sad MG
Stmt.
A TWOOD k EIcIDAFFREIT,
ti Corntr Liberty Knit and TUN ATOM,
Miasmal. Pa.,
PRAIN FOUIDEU AND tiON PIPE FITTER,
sad .ILOZNIII Sat A. 5. 011.11X5031 111 00'5
ua rows ow =Anon. . •
IRON AND STEEL.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN. RAMA & CO..
Mawltatitarers at
IRON; NAILS. STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
DEMILIEHMA, !I. X AND JIISIATA,
FLAT RAIL ROUND AND SQUARE IRON,,
BAND, HOOP sHICKT AND TANIRON.
Mtn I P IRON'.R A 4CO D • I i cI E USI . P N. ER BALI
FLANGES, ...13TT RAYS. CYLINDER
IRON.
TAND FLAT RAIL, for Coal Road..
CROW MARS. WEDGES AR ARROW TEETH.
SPRING. PLOW ANDCULTIVATOR STEEL.
STEEL WINOS
AND
E IS L U H LD A S F cTuItN to t . pattern.
A. B.
S TEE.
COA L CH. BUGGY And WAGON SPRINGS And
AXLES.
CUT NAILS AND SPIELS., "
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORYS:
Sixteenth Street and Allegbeity River
Wad IT Water Wrest. Pittsburgh.
sits
MILL r , 811111 & PARKIN.
•liiLL PA1111112.11
WM. METCALT. REMIZN lIILLM
ICO. W. BASH, GRAB. PLSKIN.-
8P10L43.1131-B. M. EIRE.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
NELLEB, BARB k PABEIN,
OFBICE. ?le. HO Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
temas
pITTSBIIRGH
STEEL WORKS.
strrmaissaan IN 1541.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
MAIIIMACTIMMII OW
BEST REFINED OAST STEEL
Of eTary desarlpUoi. Also, tea
teased derma Plow aid ipriwi Elul.
OOHNIED ROSS ADD FIRST AVILNIDL
aalicatt
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAM MILLER,
(Successor to .1013. HAIGH k 00.,)
LI T
l lNl ,Na co gi N d .tenge with ije lesdire Tor
n i
estlefeetorily 11 siPrd erg tr irTIVEITO7T
MARIE, CEANIid. PfttTuN RODS. LEVERS.
P/TMAN JA Ml 3, W MISTS, RAILROAD AXLE.
LOCOMOTIVE ?RAMER. together with ever/
description of SMARR WOES.. Odle* and Norge
Corner • of Duquesne Way and First Strut.
spl2:heo
prrrsuunos
NOVELTY WORKS.
Dounded A. D. I•2D.
OMEAD,ADADIS t MOCO.
STALICOARDODLERBASE, d PAT.
PLATFORM A.ND COUNT/La
SCALES.
;Mu heed Patent Door Loci, sad Waal.
Paint and Coerce =ls, Le.
3011111 OLITBST & EMIT 8711.
ttatmlw • Pe11...M.
SHEFFIELD . STEEL WORK&
SINGER, NIMICK & CO.,
PIPTSAIMGII, PA..
Montacturers of of ff 7 flefonDfloO of
CAST AND GERTAAN STEEL.
TTE R AT n 0P1712.10
AXLES, IiTZZL TINA te..„ & S e.
WarthOluse,3l3 Water arid 100 That St a.
B LACK ALMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of all desmiptlana of
CIDa and Warehouse, THMTIETH, THIRTY
Fur, .„„t P•it ItnAD STRZZTS,
pommmoim-sm-rrwrem
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS,
IMP FORT prrr
FOUNDRY COMPANY
OFTION AND WOW,
TWELFTH STREET.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
11" En gines, Roßing Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts. and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Caesar Carrell .M estallsaa litripeth
V1C1T8731711431.11, PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
YANUFAOTDIMIL OF
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
POE GAB AND 1,111411M011113.
Ilpes all cut lavattsbl In rla, m drY
sang and IA feet Isullas. Also, tail saaortment
111 mend
for Osa k Water Works.
I mould stiocell Lk& attantlon of etontintend•
onto of Gas Works to Mt mote of BlLT[tltTle.
I3Mit:=:l
MONONGEM FOUNDRY,
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
testettleterern et IRON 13006 Z SIMI%
WINDOW bINTSLIS sad BILL.
Daum, ar all Beiertattoos.
//grguesial attention psld b ARCIIIIMITUs
MAL CASTINOB sag to castings be Window
Ulu. Helms.
[MUM
Clovica,
Pitts ago burgh. Pa. Nlll . 110
ROBINSON. BELL & CO,
Bummers to EMIXIIIIOII. XISLII • MILLIVIN
WASHINGTON WORKS;
FOUNDERS 'AND ILLCUIENISTS, PITTIIBUR6N.
Yanutuntuers of Bost sad Stational' Ste= Ta
me& All Tanta
upt etthsjioa l raad stunt a 41 . k.
mo. Ds, cornet hint ' aajonataleld.
at
/Wats for 031171RD'Il PAM= INJYATOIC
Ibr Saler.
1•11.,112
=2
THOBLUIc. & CO,
Youth Ward Frudry ud NacldaeWorks,
BANDinsirr dr., ALISGICENT CITY, 1.1.,
gill S. VII PrINBU. eya, Manna, Orb*
trid
Mill Work, nollin KW and MachLna
no,Grate Ham Welibta. Wagon Box.
no, B to order and ham on hand Engines of
all rlaca. , skylasot
pIICENIX ROLL FOUNDRY;
Oor. LIBIETY and 1114txt
BOLLMAN & BACALEY,
====l
CUR Rolls, Rani Rolls & Pinions.
, _
COTTON MILLS.'
ROME% HELL k CO.
ANCHOR COTTON MILL*
>taasa man aINIILVT XIDI7YIt
amigos as . aumarozaa
awitrrotaa aarnma.
EMFNES, BOILERS, &o,
FORT P4TT
{Uu i}J:l+l:
worse.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
DuNtrYACTURX,
TUBULAR, DOLIBLI-CLIIRD TIT/MLLE
FIRE-HOE AND CYLINDER! sTRAJA BDID-
E t% STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, lIIDCZOIHNO AND ASH PANS.
IRS. PANS, SALT TANS AND CON
DITBRIDP.GES,
1.1P113, GASOMETKR3 AND DION
rrrriux DOORS AND COAL 82117TLS.
°Mee an.Warehottee, tomer Seeesd,
Third. Short sad Liberty Street,
PITTSBLINGIB, PA.
Cli,3ers sent to the above at &us will no
promptly atunded to. mh7:130
HUGH N. BOLE & CO.,
Con Point Alley sal Dopes* Fan
Mum sag Pour.)
;Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinbts.
Mannltatare STEAMBOAT zsGrssa lad
lITATRANABY IeNOINIMA of aliases.
(Nt t rell i et
BOILER, ofls horse power.
CASTINGS, °revery ktnd, made to order atone
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below Martel , .
BIOS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEPI,
RANGRItd, HOUSE and TOBACCO eCREWS
add IRON TOBACCO rlil:43ZZi, on head and
made to order, at Use
INDUSTRIAL' WORKS,
Fronting on the Ant 44444 Meer, near the Point.
=
/Er All orders prom
REMICK & 880,
YIPS • BITROL&B-M007/
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO DAMP, NO WOULD
KNOINIEI3 AND MACHINERY,
BE WEFT 'WORK, SEP/MING AND PIIT
TI86•IIP MACHLNAILY.
Cor. 17th . and Pike Ste., Pittstank. Pa.
oo18:016
O'RABA BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO.,
Yanstseturses of •
STEAM BOILERS,
PANS.N,___STILL&AG
IT &Tolls, SALT 6Allostrry.El ß, jIET
'MING PARK, PRISON DOORS, ONIJUIREB,
BRICHEN FIRE BEDS. 'to.. •
for, of lierond Arenas and Liberty It,
=I
'Snaking dose promptly. Orders Ma to the
above address still Pe promptly attended to.
Y. BECHAR. formerly Mean= et CARROLL
A SNYDER'S. • ocUiW
•
SLYILD Y. SUOMI IDDRITD D. ■sMIY
_TARED IL BRUSH i BON;
winy.tarinizse or
Stain Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SID= ISOM WO= &O.
61 Penn Street, .Pitgaburgh,
STOVES. CASTINGS. Ao.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TR IIINEPEI.
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Rout u
well u any other Store In the Balm
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street.
Also, on hand and for anln.
PARLOR 15TOVEAL
'MATING BTOVNA,
ORATE FRONM. TRNDIRS.
COOKING RAMIE% &A.
OBAF?, 111Y011M-00.i
DIANIMACTIRMIS 07 may vAxcerr Or
WIO - VMS,
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
"THE KERN FIDINACIA*
E=
THE NEW ANTI-DUST CMGEllia STOVE.,
"BLOULATOR.'• COLUMBIA COLE STOV
VAN'S " (Cincinnati Pattern) PORTABLY
RANGE CASTINGS MANTLES. WELLMAN'S
GRATE M R NT O S R , A TA .N M D E fr ß ee S mES. SIG MIR 4104
206 and 206 Liberty Street,
11":3=1
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
O. 80 WOOD MEM
lesanhietarers or the area/hat Vetlettoe
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stores,
In our aseorement will be Shand alt the LIM=
PATTERNS AND IItPRIWZMiNTS, and the
rep =lathe oVour Stows Is nth that any one In
wat t of a good article should purchase moue bet
Made saanuthetured by as. as they will be fooled
the cost durable,u well as thonoutleal.. Would
Wl oarlleuist attention to our new VOLCANO
ar,vr., fur elturthes, one and storth. three
sot in three mottos. intended to - with or
flthOut 04.8100. Alt 1.0 0.00 used went pro
sleuths tu,:u surterthr Wther nue tar Chant
er. rent. tor ottatorue sue thus Ulm. leeo
LIVINGSTON &
Mannfacture - la of LIGHT ORGY IRON
8 M a ri IWCII-315.
Veit work our upeclalty. Locum Joint Batt;
abutter and Gate Htnyea, gula Pulleys, and otln.r
artielea of Raiders' Hardware away. au hand.
onion and Work.. near voter Depot,4llbeny
City. Posit:dice inddress.. Look Box I.o* to
buret. Pa.
HARDWARE & CUTLER'.
Ma
LOGIN, GREGG CO.,
HARDWARE
=:r.i:SZIZMI
62 Wood Street,
(7111111 r dl3ollllabovto Cluurlos Hotel
Perrissuaan, PA.
colattrY lforeboato aro United! to
roll sod examlas oar stork akimbo
tat City.
ACollita fur AINSIMIONIr Woorm Moot
smdi Northwesters HOMO sk.. NW
IlDsmoinny.
A full .rock et auhLldl. Mack•
mantilla ant Carpenters Tools.
e'en Mots. Leather Ileithsa.
Loather, Am«. algrNrs '
JOI:t15
T"
mvilupgm
, I
CUTLERY COYBOY
axe not oiforlag la their IWO Deportment. In
connection with their sail annelidan* Liao lot
TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS,
Carvers, Butchers,'
Bread And Pocket EntveL
V
RAZOR/3... • • • • •
to Mils trail., tiol, beit
DEANER mu CUTLERY CO.,
id . No. 70 Wood. Street.
WEST C 0153103:
machine Bbd he 'Works.
i - kreilnisatiefilaerwet gamma. ?Awn -*
maim aars , wale& 60 %..... t a
Han an ham of
um= vrearer asses erlif,ol,
''
1110ES.VSYLT A-771r7,
213. y titv
10115. 1969. Trull • 1•111 arnre at eau dcmzi
nom the Unloa Depot, corner or WastOagtoa
and Llbertr streets.. follows
WB Decors.
Traa....1.110 ate•SonthernEw. 6:90 eat
Past Line..... 1.16. am . .Pnettc Kr. 9:10 am
Wall , * No. 1..690 am WW's No.l . 6:30 ma
BrintoaleNol T:6O am Mali Than 9.10
Wall , ' No. 1.. 9:60 am nonton we 10:90 am
Olneinnatt Ta 9 oam are•teat No slu pm
JehnStowa A 51 410.509555 010.111 . 1.1 r. 151 35 pm
Bra s ke We Nol I 00 Pm Wall's No. a 1.51 •95
Ilttsb•al 155. 1 30 pm Johnstown Ac. 4 1 .96
Facile isp s 4. 160 pm Pra.ks Ac Nol 90 pn,
Wall's No. 1. le 501 m Mal. Isprese34l/194
Beano AnNo 29.55 pro Well's No. 1..3d114.
•
WW's No. 1 6:606m Wall's No. 4.. ei.oip Dm
Brbetonhe Nol 1 10 pm 'last Line 7,00 ma
Way Paten.. 10:90 pm Nt a11'.315 5 11. o•
•Theee =Um mate clomp Conneetlaat Hanle.
bug
for Baltimore.
The Chetah Train leaves Walil Otattonewerr
Bander at 9:06 a. no., reachlag Plttsbergh at
10:06 a.
i t. turahop, leaves Plltsben3h al
la 60 p. n. and antra. at Waltz btatlon et
a:10 p. m.
• Claeltlatt Zpi di nilsl Payee
nodal' Szinethrr,
rtAfrar.r..„4.7.l7.' o the
Per thrther tarortnataon apply to
W. H. 111. CK win!, Meat.
The Peekarrtrentallallrond Company will not ao.
. 61660 2 191 enrlasen4e, except for wench,/ at..
rc4, l t o nd Omi t tb . elt .. resionsLtilltor
.1?4,/..,aft
that &mown IC value bo se ll t : 4 117,15t of thi
owner, hales* taken Or e.Jet contract.
3DWAMI H. 141LL11116.
moll General 6noormtendent. Attach.. 1.1.
44 1 NETL E PAYR it
ZOAD.—(ln and atttr NOV. 14..1e69. eta
r Teal. ea the Wutern
part ' l= hill arrive at and depart Rom tit*
Federal lltreet Depot. Anaiheal thty.ht agleam
Dtpart.
Fahresi,....lo:4o a ea SharptOr Nol nllO ais
s eprrt al UN 1 0,
kb.,6 =Las run dolly eteep ii o.l242l).
TOO Church nate learn egneay Janellot
every danday at 1:40 a. to.. reaentrag Allayed/0
Olt, at 9110 a. N. Manning. *area Alheithate
Guy at 11:110 D•m. and arrlee atAllenheny.rana-
Con at 11:40D. SO. '
me trait leaslaz LlMehen,y CItY 01 Taff 0.
ea. male direst connection at yreepOrt arlto wale
ket`eline of dtagea for Butler and matmabston e
rm./bucket. atatee parthased at the linhte.
Na 113t.Olatr suite near Hoe IS ntpeaatonEntlis.
Tlttsteret, and at th e Depot, Ape Realty.
POLVAlMlllbriattlor_arplyrn
JAJOIS XFPNIFFS. Agent.
Federal Street Depot.
The *eaten rePetsdeattht Mitto.l, 'etlD not
sesame 00 . .7 Mk 1 ", B a r " . 1,0 0 ;Tug; ' ra j
tftirred l. vahte. All tailgate etc.
eeedlng Ws amount In value er lithe at the risk of
the owner, palmeallA r mla n tO L lM i ti,
1011 Wneral Bunerlatendont. Altoona. I`4
==rIMI
B. W. NO V ttf&LEv H,_l/Cit . •
Tr= NO. 1/1 :L Ih, A
I,W
•
and antra at the Dal.
barel inl •• •
.•
Chleajßajts—Sl l l l •
Brie rivi 7.i7:1111 am
OL • Wba It:: a at
Ws*. , • ..
9118
01. 41:12: pm
EXlOle
411741e i ts f all a la
Rgig
Bacheeitt! " . BANDS
Mum " :WI P
Lattadale lee.l :111pm
Iles•r/alla • 0:11pm
Leetatiale :41 pm
Pair Oats Bo
Ca y Chum 111111yra
SOll.l o . Cal •
Or OM ,m. Cbl
KY J
P.a. a A. t 14,4
r , r 7 F•5-- ,
. • „
THE ONLY BISECT SOUTH TO THE OIL
7 10318 WITHOUT CHANGE 07 011 t&
aualler EOPPAI. Nov. tlfi, nom Two
THAInal DAILY (except MeV)
Tltteburgt DepOt, comer of
each and Pao streets, the Mmltlln.oll Mtn lr•
talc. .41 all contta m the Oil Beaton..
EMMA FlTrerar r. t „ tri .... 7. „T wa
"-.7. rlftt'-• qq am
rtlt o
4thhzdton.ll:oo m AIA Holton. VII c
Tremont ad. thatl em Bala Werk. 7.sli •la
sao p Freeport Ac ea& p
Bradrs BA .
I: Butot , B Ad 10:03 • se
Church • ;01) Ch"'h 10:10 a
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Accammodadon tram. stop ...
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PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
Nov.
rnea.—Oa and after 'SUNDA?.
Nov. I G1A,111651, mina will Iwo" and arrive II
the ?Moe Decot. Plllaburge, %limn:
Plttsbursh Time.
Mall COT m. litanu.
Southern Express D. m.II:DO* m.
1 511 1 / 1 7.t.
McDonald's .1808480. s 11: gg a. me 7:311.4 le.
Illeutersodlle *mammal. 3:431. In. SAM a.m.
MDonald's Acc'n. N0.25:53 p. m. 3:2L3
Sunday Church Train.. 1S:58 p. m. 9:9S a. m.
mg- S 78 P. sr. Expyaverll
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RICHARD R. nOWZln.:Atnnt.
G: W. De CAMP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
mu removed to No. 75 GRANT STI/EIT.
b ltt tWal to
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Courts of A t wont). Ana mato 0011.0•
11010 ln moot of the adjacent countlio. Minn
ARCHIII4ILD BLAKELEI4
aex-rortsrm - se-wr-i&&w.
H. H. McCORMICH.,
Attorney-at-Law.
611 GRANT =MT
Prompt aitionlon its= to all kinds of legal
nosiness. la isUI
WILB. NEEPER,
ALDXBYAN AND EX.:On:IMO a maim (ir
• csmas, 89 FIFTEL'AVENUE.
.I=4,`Eltr geaT l 7.ll4ll
ay. and all legaltupthess attended prom
and separate,
TO LIVERPOOL !ANDSOk
QUEENSTOWN.
TED INDIAN BUIL STEADSSITIPE.
Numbering
lebrated sixteen gret-ehes vmoels, among
them ce
CITY OT PARIS; CITY OP ANTWERP, _
CITY Or RW,N C riv:matrix.
Salim (Uri OP LOND O N
E , 7261 SATURDAY. from Pier 41
North Weer, Neer York. Tor sateaga or further
Informadou apply to
IYILLIAN EMOTIVE, Jr.;
141 staTTtroTELn STREET. Pittsbenti.
aMI
MOM MILIMI Se CD .,
Nos. til and !II LibOty RNA
oat. or Irwin. sow offer the trade at tow lie
area. strider
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Prime New Crop New Orleans Nagar util
lblasees:
r_ Rico, Oubs and Mulish WWI Mims
agr d.. Yotk. Phila.:MOJA tad IlaltImos•
Golden Drip.. Laverty's, Itruntls, Shun%
Adams. and Loo[ Island Snots:
Porto Elea. Cabs and linintsb Woad Nohow.
Toga Hyson. Java; lmparlal, alsarawiar
and Oolong Tess.
Cannhsa and 114.11111/I . ltlat: -
Java. Laarraaaad IlloCotters.
Tobcco. Lard Ott. Visa. Nabs. Glass, Mama
Cato. Yarns, to., ornataally ea Said.
Fine Brandies, Wises and Segall.
dadaist. Moselle and Somalia' Hock WI..
of 11101a1 Aga.. la bottles. . -
Spartllnatrorelle. Belmsbarr and Johan=
bat.. alockhalmer.Barao.tir. •
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do do Clarets,_ttopco WI In battled
do do WbltO Wlaas, 111 bottle&
W. Wort Posealnartllnd Catawba.
pad Old them. Madeira and Port Wtaas
new Did Norma Mel a P7'...bales. para.
do Very Ulna - tor Old motet do do.
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PUBLIC ;NOTICE. r i
HOU/ been►lepolated OAP aria DABNEY/II ri
1218PICCITOB tee Allegheny 'County. notate Is
hardly Riven that until the aecessary ogles sat
Yeereaaleal Testes . * Machinery aim be pentad. pri
-I sill be towed at the 0771 LT. OP Tat NA.
TIONAL POUND)11" AND POT WOW.
Teresehr.thlrd street, near Pen, Plusbarala
M. H. sienta.
Gar sad Elsa Yates Depicter.
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