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Stockholders Individually Liable.
NAB IL OF DISOOONT AND DEPOSIT.
JOUN ) LOYDt. WX. FLO YD.
rrestfic Osalgar.
,DIILICTOIIII.
/chi K. Martlaud, -
Archibald WaHate.
Jas. D. Kelly,
Kn. fflold.
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Mu W. Arndt,
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424-01,13,
SILVER AND COUPONS,
son s ta g Eng*hest Prices.
PH. R. MEUTZ, Banker,
QR. Wood St. and sth lame
JAms T.-BRADT
ttOsoottsters to 5, J 015131 s CO..
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood St.,
.13.A3TECIaing,
BU7,ad sal all kands
GOVERNIENT - S It I t':
GOLD, SILVER, ►ND CM/PONS:
UN *MIT TANOBAZIAZ TIMM
ST' blare's% Allowed on Depadts.
• aarlioney loused . on GOTRIUS nit Deny IS
lalLriet rate.
Orders•
escalated ter lbe Puretees
Mad dale et STOCKS, ROADS sad
WILD.
JAMES T. BRADT & CO,
Liittstratai aketts.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Oisiim as PrmsainiCiu Gaiorrrn,
- Tonsostr. March 15, IVO. t
The gold market was again very
fit:intuiting, opening at 111%, declining
to 11134, rallying again to 112%, and
fluctuating between 111% and 112%,
finally closing at il 2 Pending the dia
cuselon of the funding bill In the House
every favorable or contrary Isfluence
brought to bear on bills are at once taken
advantage of In the gold room. The
cliques of stocks are also head at work to
Pall at gold and are purchasers at every
dentine and sellers at the advance.
Under the influence of gold bends are
likely manirintated; the market opening
at a decline meanie at once stronger, but
on lower gold declined again. The de
cline, no doubt; coupled with the be
lief that the funding bill will pus
soon, willthring strong buyers to the
market, and violent \ fluctuations must
ensue for the next few days. Large or
der' are likewise te' come over from
Europe to7day for dr, per cent bonds
which wlll , also tend to keep the market
stiff, no matter what the ultimate ter.•
denoy mar be. , 1 .
Blocks are weak and have largely de
clined on lower gold and an active
money market. Bantle Mail declined I
from 85% to 53%, and graday sink .1
log lower and lower, like Atlantic Malls
It was eixpectel that the larger hold
era would try to rally the market and
purchase when all other stocks advanced, I
but there is ho hope now and the
slightest general decline will send it
down to 21. Next in point was North. ,
west common, selling as low as 70%.
Lake Shore at 86%. New York Central
and Erie shares alone kept up.
In our local market there is • daily
Improviog demand far securities and
improvement stocks, and the discount
houses are diepouel to take good outside
paper at a low interest, • although second
grade paper will hardly pus at all. The
demand far silver is abating when
people find out that they really gain
nothing by giving It away in change.
81101110811 seems to improve slowly and
arise In gold to about 115 would bring
great activity In all departments. The
banking house of Pk. B. Harts has a lot
or various and desira an ble eectuities for
sale, which are safe d yield a hand
some Interest.
. _Quotations as received hy Pb. R.
one's, 14%
111%; Ifilver..llik Eighty
one's, 114%, rive Twenties. 1862, 110%;
do 41364, 109; do 1865, 109%; do litin,
Connote, 108%, do 1267, 109%: do 1868,
109%; Ten tortilla. V Ugh Adana H_-
pram Company 61%; Merchants Union
Expnss Company, ltf, American ra
wer Company, 118%; Western Union
Telegraph.. 23; Now York Central
97%1 Rending, 16%; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wa,vne it Cnicage. 9534; Ohio a Mir.
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illsallatd, 28%; Michigan Southern, 56%;
Cleveland a Pittsburgh, 97%: Chicago.
Stock bland it Pacific, 18%: Chicago 411
North: Western 70%t Chicago & North
Waiter's Prefer r ed no%; Ede 24E.
11iz01t424434 Metall.
London, per 0 a ............ ...= 11 5 . 6
Paris, pir franc 21 12%
Ira n
glue ... ..... —. 79 62
OM ..43
—Cluing quotations received by James
T. Brady & Co. Gold: 111)4: United
rates. Sixes, 1581, 115; Five-Twentlea,
1662,110%; do. 1864,109; do. 1865, 109%:
Tan-Forties, MI; Five-Twimtios, Janu
ar v and July, 1665, do. do. 1867,
Ido. do. 1968. 109%; Union Pacific
Railroad, 37%; Central do, do, 9030 Cy.
Futile, 112%; Lake Superior —.
0 sir i•1arr•441.4.14. riusaosa Uust.4.l
Naw Yogic, March 15, 1670.
Money was more active but easy at
s®ll :on call. Sterling heavy at 7%38. 1
• • The 'recent steady reduction in rates is ,
seispeoted to D 4 occasioned by leading
bankers for the purpose of d
buying up
cotton bills and those of second clue
bankers tibial,. - The gol market Ism
been animated but Irreaular and firmer
ththughout the day. The price opened
st 11% and advanced to 1234. A. Wash
ington telegram was received, stating
that several members of the Ways the
Mesta Committee had welted upon the
Prerldeut. who informed them that he
did not want any funding this seasou. ,
Subsequently other dispatches were an•
rimmed to the effect that referenoe of the
bill to Way. and Huns Committee was
favorable to passage In al, House ; and
still later the room was informed that
the Senate Committee on Foreign Bela.
Lions bad decided against the annexa
tion of Bt. mning° ; and still later came
the news that the nous Committee on
Banking and Currency could not agree
W the rodistributlon a 145,000.101 Na.
Von al Bank circulation.
Coder these telegrams the gold morn
became mixed, and the price declined
to 11% @lt% at the close. Otherscoounts
vcprefoot • reference of the Panding bill
ea unfavorable to its passage, at least
without
mat er s to Weak-
WM in foreign exchange boa acted un -
'favorably on the market, and uslated the
Iv sr Influence. Corrying rates three
4 i ,
and live par cant. Clearance 992,000,900. '
Toe cotton muted as a scene of OM-
orderable activity so excitement to day,
and prices advanced L4c on the spot, and
fom lie to lo forty d delivery. This
rare L• due to an ad ie In Liverpool,
which created much surprise in view of
the Increased arrivals these.
Goveroolents quiet, bat closed firm ,
underreferenee
haveng MIL Conelder
able purchases bosn made by finan
cial Institut-lone. Mucous of 'al, 1153
116; d 0.112, 110%01.10%; do. '64, 1183
lleg.• do. '65, 10IVID1OfILC; do new,
le11%0102%; do. '6l. 100411101 0 14
; n do.
i 54, 109%3109%i 10-491, 1001044 u.
renal es. 112%0112%.
State Bonds strong except Tennessee's,
old 58%, new 50%; Missouri , 92%; old
Virginias 71, now 70%; old-North Caroli
nas 47, neat 22.
*Locks heavy and lower, with princi
pal deallop in new Bt. Paul and Pa
cific Mall; NortloWertern depressed by the
report that the earnings of the second
- week In March show a decrease of oallied ver
0,;0000. The market, however, r
before the close,and was steadier, bat
still tuisattled: The miscellaneous list
was heavy. Express shares were ne.
gloried.
thoten, 60%; Cumberland. 28 'Wors
ens Votes Telegraph, tax,: Quicksilver,
E x {; Mari
Weg%; do eref'd, 19%1 Adams
Epress, 62; lts& Fargo,2o%; AMU,
loan, 13% • United Mates. 49%; Pad de
9101,42%; ' N. Y. C. fag: Ed% 2.l%;prrd.
4 lap Harlem. 145; Hudson &rip, 92%;
Itesaing,e6%; Michigan Central, liii%;
Lake MMus 66%; Illlncile Central,
140; Pittsbuigh, 97%1 Northwesters,
71%; de preferred, 1111%; Beak bland,
116%; Bt. Pad, 60%: do. preferred. 711%;
Wabash, 45%; preL. 75; Fort Wayne, WC;
Terre Haute,ll7; Chicago and Alteitt,
112; do preferred, lit 0. it IL, 2/Ei: New
Jersey E rie, % Dnbusitis, 106%;
Hartford and a: 0. 0. &L C. lex,
Boston prices: Calumet, 7th eopper
Falls, 6; Franklin, C Ribei4
17. SO Qulloolkh
Bob Treaeury balance; gold, 275.442,117 0 ;
currency. . 24,960,60; general baillloe,
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Choricat or Prrrsouso Gax:rs, i
Tuesoar, March 15, g
1970. i
There is but little that is new , or im
portant to be said about the' rtiirkets In
a general. way. Dulness, nerally,
continues rather dull, but t e indica
tions are. favorable for a g spring
trade, and our merchants making
preparations to meet It, and it Ix earn
estly hoped that their ex Miens in
this respect will be fully real d. The
grain trade continues very low, the
demand being confined almost wholly to
i
eupplying the wants of the ti me trade,
which does not amount to mush. Prices
here are relatively higher than in the
east, and, consequently, there is no
chance to sell on eastern account or
even make consignments. . Some of our
mills have be M shipping flour, but the
margin is very alight, The provisions
trade continues dull and unsettled, and.
notwithstanding, the impreedon le gain
ing strength that the bottom has been',
touched, there Is still a want of cond.
dance, and it is not to be expected that
there will be any material improvement
In butane's until confidence has been':
restored. And three remarks apply
with equal force to groceries, and some
other articles of less importance.
APPLE .151 TITER—Quoted at 65a75e.
ASHES—Quiet and unchanged. Com-
I mon Soda • Ash, 4: relined, 414®434,
Pearls, 9 ®934; Pots. 7.14.
, APPLES—Continue to arrive freely,
and It begins to look as if prices would
have to give way, and, that too, before
long. We continue to, quote at 52,60® 2
, for common and $3,;4®4 for choice.
' BUTTER—Is arriving freely and the
'market is well supplied, though as yet
prices are sustained. We continue to
quote prime to choice roll at 33®35, and
fancy brand. at 37Q096.. •..
BEANS—DuII and 'prices tending ,
downward. We now quote at 5242% 1
per bathe'.
BROOMS—Store prices: -No. 2, 118,74.
No. 5, 54,50; No. 4, 55,00; No. 5, PAO.
Carpet Brooms, $6, 00 0 8 . 50 .
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-2.4; 1 W eta.
BROOM CORN-14317 Ms per pound.
CHEESE—Is in steady demand at 17
17%0 for Western Reserve; 1734 ®18)4c 05
for Factory; 18®18340 for New York
Dairy; and 19(019340 for New York'
Goshen.
CORN MEAL—Is dull and cannot be
quoted above 90 to 95, in store.
, CRANBERRIES—Scarce and higher;
eastern cultivated, at 525%28 per hbl.
CARBON OlL—Demand continues
light, while prices are unchanged.
Standard brands, in a jobbing way, 24.
DRIED FRUlT—There is no improve.,
went to note in the deinand, notwith.
standing the season is now at hand when I
there shouldbe an increased demand.
We continue to quote apples at 7WI ctn.'
Peaches at 7.,54 , 0 8%0 for quarters and
• 9344511034.3 for halves
ZOOS—Demand fair, and, nOtwlth.'
standing, the arrivals are liberal, prices
are maintained; 25023 c. •
FEATHERS—Sates at 85®90, and the
usual advance for small lots, in a retail
way.
FLOUR—The market continues dull
and devoid of a single new character's.
tie worthy of special notice. We continue
to quote western tenni, in store, at 5 5 0
15.60 for spring, and 15,50198.00 for winter.
Rye flour, woo.
GRAIN—As already intimated the
grain continues very sluggish, but we
are In hopes that there will be an early
improvement. As matters sow stand,
there is no margin for the dealer,
seaway, nothing. to stimulate him to
make Misleads. Wheat Is dull with but
little offering; we continue to quote at
11,1041,11 for good to prime Red. Oats I
dull, but without quotable change; deal. I
era quote at 42%13, buying, and 41(547, 1
selling. torn is vary'dull notwithstand. ,
big the arrivals continue tight: may be I
quoted at 8 5 buying, and 7013172 soiling. I
Stye is being offered at 85, but there are:
but few buyers above 80. Barley is •
dull and Irregular; Spring 90 10 5 , and
fall 90®95„ and even $l,llO.
HAY—Wagon Hay sold In Allegheny
today at 1115(9920, as to quality.
HUSKS—Bales .1234 ®3o9eer pound. 1
HOMINY--Bale at i 5,750 .1 per bbl.
LARD OlL—Extra No. 1, city brands, I
11,27@i.5a; No. 2. BAAL
LIME--Easters white lime, 11,75;',
theyeland. 52, 25 .
MAPLE SYRUP—bales at 51,75 in'
gallon, uga—jugs included.
ONlONS—gulet and unchanged; PO',
2,76 Der bid. ae to quality.
PEANUTS—Prime Tennessee quoted
at 9®10..
POULTRY—We continue to qnote
dressed chickens, at 14®15 cis, and
dressed turkeys, 150)20.
PEAS—U®2,2 S per bushel. •
PROVISIONS Market continues
• rather dull and unsettled: Shoulder.,
120412,10 for plain, 133( @l'S* for
Sugar Cured; Sides, 15 , 4 c tor. Ribbed,
and 1814 e for Clear. Sugar Curd Hanna
1734% Breakfast Basin, 1734. Lard. in
tierces, Ism and In kegs, 1634. Mess
Pork. vs. Dried Beef, 1912;20 eta.
Porzeror.s—qtqat and unchanged.
We continue to quote at fro, on track,
',and 501 In store.
PEARL BARLEY—No. 4,8; No. S.
tl6y; No. I. 13,41. Oatmeal, 510,150 per bbl;
,60 per 6W bbL
SEEDS—Clover seed is quiet and on
changed at 58®514,
60 buying and sel Flaxseed ling.
Timothy seed, 14,,16, and
55,1 2 (4 2 , 16 .
SALT—Se quoted at 11,76 by the-car
load.
V
Orma or Prrrerrottoa WARM,
TrlnaDeY, March. 15. 1570. %
The freight question is the all absorb
ing topic of discussion to oil circles, and
for the time being everything else is
looked upon as • secondary matter.
And this is to be expected as upon it
hinges the future prosperity . of the
trade. Those who have been giving the
matter the closest attention, have but
tittle conddence in the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, that is In It taking
any action looking to the relief of the oil
interest here, as the matter has been
brought before the proper authorities of
of this Company -repeatedly without
any good resulting therefrom. These
parties, therefore. Striding they could do
nothing with the Central Railroad, have
opened. up • correspondence with tho
Baltimore It Ohio Company, and, as we
before.noted, it is now proposed to ship
over this road, as It can be done to much
better advantage than by shipping over
the former road. We have the rates of
both roads, and after tusking • liberal
allowance for cost of towing from here to
Benwood in barges, dud that there is a
difference to raver of the refiner or ship
per here of forty Wren teas per 01 in
snipping by way of the Baltimore &
()Mo. Forty-seven cents per bbl is • big
bent in these days of fins margins, and,
consequently 15 n very Important matter
to the manufacturer.
The principal and only oblection of
any consequence against the proposed
new mute, is In regard to low water. It
is true the Ohlo river does sometimes
get very shallow during the summer
nossoo, Out there is not much danger of
It becoming too low to run oil in light
bargee, said then the 'distance is not I
great, only one hundred Miles. Rotors 1
the Allegheny Valley Railroad was com
pleted,
large quantities of oil were
arought down tne Allegheny River in
boats when there was leas water than
there Is ever likely to be In the Ohio,
and, besides, the 01310 bits bean oonslder
abty Improved Wltliln ' the last year or
two, end there 'Oahe more water on the
Shoal places thas eyer before. Then,
I again, it Is urged by etMe tilaitin 41 1 0
plug oil by this route it will require
more labor la handling, which to some
extent may be true, nut will not the
forty-seven cont. per lob) difference in
freight be an ample compensation for
any liddltlonsl labor that may be found
necessary 7
It In not likely, even If this route Is
adopted, that It will be used longer than
until next winter, as by that ninon is
contldssUy expected that the Connell*•
vine road will be completed, . and ,Pills
burgh will then be placed in direct aim.
nucleation lista' ifiddolote.: The =On
Doha is toprovides routs to be used In
Ins meantime, and the ono now pro
peed Is the only inne that la at all price
ticable or tasa.ble.
Osumi. -
The market pis dull end weak, though
without quotable change. We can re
port 2,000 bins on Aril water, at Tidloute
(regardless of gravity) at $4.20; and $2OO
was paid for the privilege of "calling"
for 1,000 bbls any time this year, at 14,tf.
Moron quoted at 11%012; and those fig
ural will answer for seller until July.
luillit BD.
Also, weak and very dull, and the 11
early deliveries have still further do. 1
Mined. Bale 1,000 bble April at 27.
March quoted - at 2440321334: April to
September, 2s); May to December 29
bid, 30 asked. Of course, no rattler can
eyon think of selling at these prices in
the present condition of effete.
RISTRITTO Olt MODS OIL Br a. V. R. R.
Flat t er Bro 240, ort account same; A 33
Mule 90, on amount W Bartle; Briiiisnt
Oil Works 80, on account Lockhart, F
00; A D Miller 228, on account same;
Spray 011 Works 240. on account L
Dopler; Peerless 011 Works 240. on sc.
count B S Duncan; J Wilkins no, on
amount mune.
Tod . ... . 1,428 Irbil
-107.811.10rTi" 01 011. BY A. V. R. R.
citizens 011 Co. 828 Mlle refined oil to
Tack Bro. Phil's.
Fawcett, & 250 bbls ref. oil to
W. P. Alto., Philadelptda.
J. IL Biter 169 Obis maned. to W. P.
Logan h Bro., PrdhulelPhis•
National Refining & Storing UO. 452
bbis ref, to Warden, Frew 00.. Rill&
Total refined. ..... ........ bble
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now Your, March 15.—Cotton firmer,
but closing quiet at 21X0 for middling
uplands. Flour at $4,65®4,70 for super
fine State and western, 'P4,7045,60 for
extra State, $4,6505,70 for extra western, -
15,30%6,40 for white wheat extra, 14,90@
1 6 , 0 0 for round hoop Ohio, 15,60(0,15 for
extra St. Louis, 16;408,60 for good to
choice do, including sales of 350 bbla low
grades extra for export at 94,7E4 4 , 90 .
Rye flour at f4,40(45,40. Whisky quiet;
Wee 200 bbis at 98®98,40 for western
free, 970 for patent. Wheat heavy and
lower at 5151.05 for No. 3 spring. 111,14a4
51,15 for cboloe amber and No. 2 Minna.
lota in store, 01,25@1,28 for winter red
and amber western. 51.85@1,40 for white
Michigan. Barley 9 llllWey at 760 for Coll
fornia and 98c for Canada West. Corn
opened heavy but closed firm with
fair demand at 85090 for new mixed
western, 111.03q11.0414 for old do, deliver
ed, latter extra; 51(31.01 new yellow Jen
sey and Southern. Oats more active at
53,titg600 for western in store and afloat,
60446 lc for Only, and 60 ®61,4c for State.
Bomar dull: sales 950 had. Cuba at 93g(1)
9c. ldolassea quiet: Porto Rico 5241 03 ,,, ,
and sale of 250 bbls New Orions' at 77%
8150. Petroleum dull and heavy at 143 f,
for crude, reamed 213,1(427. Hope quiet
and Arm. Pork dull and heav7 at
for
t mess, 1199019,20 for prime, an d $5 for
prime masa. limn 519 new Plain mem:
tierce Beef dull at 023(PS prime men;
52E430 India. mem; beef hams quiet,
250 bbls at $211Q112. New Cat Meats
heavy at 1010)I2o shoulders; 1413114;e
hams; middles' steady and in fair de
mand at 1254(012Xc; Cumberland cut
13 : X(,314c long ribbed; and 14(4145(0 for
long clear. Lard heavy at 1334(.1.430
steam; 14%®150 kettle rendered.
firm at 15(2)260. Ohio Cheese dill atßatter
14
fg11650.
Latent.—Wheat dull and heavy at 51,10
Q 1,16 for No. 2 spring, and 51,214 1 . 27 ,
winter red and amber western. Oats
• shade easter; sales 28,000 bush western
at 63340 in store. Corn quiet and very
firm et 904060 for new mixed western;
Pork nominal at 025,75 for mess for fu
ture delivery.
* Sr. LOON, March 15.-Tobacco more
active but uncharged. Cotten nominaL
Hemp dull and unchanged. Flour:
spring superfine and extra 13,5004. fall
superfine 13,9404,26, double extra 14,75;
treble extra 15®5,25. Wheat: No. 2 rod
rail 11,03, No. 1 do. gi,osamo, choice
11,10. tkirn firmer; mixed is bulk CZ
Gtio, yellow 680, white MM, mixed,
sacked, 75 ®76., yellow 77c. white 780
800. Oats better, at 4434®46X0 In bulk,
48®51c sacked. Barley dull and lower,
at 38(0)92c for Minnesota. Whisky dell;
small lots range from 9034 to 93c. Pro.
visions: 1281)26,50 fur pork, latter 'for
order lots:9Mo for dry malt shoulders;
1434014%0 for clear aides; 11340 for
bacon shoulders, 14%c for clear no, 12 ®
15340 for clear *idea.
thittle less grm, at 5(1143.40 for common,
1936340 for prime to choice. Hogs sealer
at 73408%C.
CDWAGO, March 15.-Flour dull and
I easier at 13,70®5,25 fcr spring extra.
Wheat-No 1 quiet at 84686)4c; No 2
fairly active at 763017734 e, closing at
763176140. Corn quiet, firm and 141130
higher, closing at 7107134.3 for No 2, and
60W20 far no grade. Oats closed at 1634
®38,%0 for No I. Rye dull and nominal
and 341434 c lower, closing at 6541/111160
for No 2. -Ilighwinsa 9290234.3. Provis
ions dull; 124,573.4 for mess pork, and 140
for lard. Dressed hogs firmer at 19,50®
past
0 2 .
4d h iv o i u d r ing • 30.58
bbl . e
l ß u a . l 19 t5 .9 7foor the
bush
wheat, 24,233 bosh con,_ 7950 bush oats.
2427 bush rye, 1550 bush barley, 1927
begs. Shipments-380 0 bbis flour, 7300
bush wheat, 15,272 bush corn 2471 bosh
oats, 340 bush rye, 1160 bash barley, 1584
hogs.
Cractierrarx, March 16.-Tobacco in
demand, with sales 151 hhde at 13,26 for
frozen trash to bright leaf. WhiskY
quiet at 92c. Moss pork held at 126 250
28791 Bulk meats; 9340 for shoulders:
13, 1334 and 143 kc for sided. Bacon dull:
shoulders held at 110, small sales sides
at 14340 for clear rib, and 1534 0 for clear.
Sugar cured hams 163;1%1734c. Lard
held at 1334 @lto for Steam and • kettle. '
Linseed oil dull at 97%98c. Lard oil
declined to 11 20611 25 for extra. Petro.
leum dull at 27%28e for refined. Buzau,
doll and 54c lower. Comm yo lower; RIO
17 ®2l;c, latter for prime.
Lotricvlirm, March 15.-Tobacco; sales I
167 adds at 14.3546 for trash, $8,14917.50
far lugs. 18®15,75 for low to good leaf.
Cotton better and in armor feeling. with
sales middling at 20c. Wheat 11,1041,25.
Corn 23c. Oats 63a. Rye 903 from store
all sacked. Mess Pork 127; shoulders
110; clear rib 1534 ct clear aides 160. Bulk
Meats: shoulders 10340 clear rib 14340.
clear sides 15c. Whisky advanced to 93
68 9 4 e.
Mrotruts, March 15.-Cotton active
and firmer at 21c; receipts 882 bales:
exporta 416 bales.% Flour: super ss.
Oats dull at 68c. Hay 128030.8 ran
126. P0rk1123,50. Bulk Meats: shoulders
11(ia1l34c; sides 144015340.
ASILWATINEE, March 16.-Flour dull'
and prioes uachangsd. Vitoria quiet and
steady at 56}4. for No. 1; 50 , 4 for No. 2,
I Corn weak at 50c for new. Oats quiet at
1 88.3 for No. 2. Dressed hop nominally
at 49,50.
CLEVELAND, March 16.-Petroleum
dull and neavy for refined; In large lots
it is held at 25 for standard white, small
lots 27®23c: crude dull at 15,70.
NASHVILLE, March 15.-Cotton higher;
low grades tpiddli ood riglfiq g ordinary
17m stock 5,700 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. March 15.Flottr:
peofinelf,2s®4,37. Whiskey dull 111
"R,1,02.
Dry Geod. Market
New ',tone, March 11—In the market
to day there was much more life, yet
for from being settled. The agents al.'
& P. Coats' spool cotton trade haying re
duced the price to 800 MIMS much more
demand. Sprague prints have advanced
to 1034 c for fancies, air have
Lanus-
Co.'s plats. while new style" of
tet, Orients' and Gloucester sell at 110.
with generally a steady and fair demand.
graph cottage are oil weak. Apple
ton A sell off at 14e. Indian hmd at
150, Princeton at 15e, Lawrence H
140; Indian Orchard 1311 MI to MO; C
to 123,4 c; Ato 14c l ON toilly4c; Jto 14340;
Lto 9340; W to 10%m Dwight's W 13c;
Atooskeagllitark.A 150; tlantio A
1534 m do. H 15c; do, V 1234; A Agawam
12c, and Pacific extra 15c; bleached mus
lin, of best makes steady, while others
are a little depressed. Social L, 4-4
are reduced to 1134 c: Montgomery to 1 0 34;
Amoskeag A to lfic; Meathuen A 34 0
to 70, Commonwealth 0 3 4 to Olga 'Wa
rner° A44to Ha Allendale shootings
are higher, 10 4 new bring VW, do. 9 4
E 42340. make bring 42340. 0 4 3714 0 . and
8 4 32340. Hearsay' plaids cod stripes
IRo. Cbattahoochte plaids 14340. Clark's
ticks 270. C.abat A brown 'beatings 14340.
Dwight 'A 12e, do. Y lie, do. X 10c, and
do. Q 13%0.
flatiron's sir RAILROAD
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG'S RAIL.
ROAD. March 15.—S we Ore . shm " raer
Blair & Co; 2do lake sup ore, Jones 4
Laughlin; 1 car lumber, Slack 4 Sholes;
2do flab, P Shriver & Co; 1 car Iron
ore, Everson, Preston 4 Co; 10 bbl. beer,
J 'Cession 6 bbl, J P Hanna & Co;
lot furniture, Lemon & Weine; 25 bss
hardware, Socomb & Co; 1 car grind
atones, F Alden 4 Co; 14 bales husks, W
F& 0 Noble; 36 ski Corn, 1 tub butter,
H Rea Jr; 15 eke rap, Godfrey & Clark;
10 obis eat meal, Striokier 4 Id; bbla
flour, P Duff & Son; 115 eke corn, odo
oats, 52 bales nay, Mcßane & Alder; 12
Wats onione, Ido eggs, Head .VM; 85
bbla barytes, Berner, Bauman & Co; 1
Car li poles, Penn Salt Co; 15 mks feath
ers, Hdmundeon & Son; 23 bbls pota
toes, 1 bbl eggs, Volgt, Alabood & Ord 2
ban moulding, J W Morrison; 2 do do,
Boyd, M 4 Co; 3 bales hemp, II Gerwlg
& Cen 3 tma killer, 1 bx a syrup, 100
sundries, W A Jones. •
Prrrestrsolf. Orsonftrar AIM ST.
LOUIS "lialtaLoA.D. March 14.-200 bbls
flour, Soboomaket &Ig 25 bbls d apples,
1 dos butter. 9 do eggs, W H Graff; 8
ee
lr 'laves, Hutiogs
Ad s ams & Bro; 16 bas cOrn, McHenry &
In; 40 'do >Hey, 3 do d — apples, 2 do
o olong, Ray A. do; 25 do corn, Vaw,pbell,
A & Co;' 3 bbla eggs, Head & M; rdo do,
' 2 ou onions, F 0 Craigbead; 10 do tattow,
bag peits,4w Dannols; 2 kti butter,
Ii Sea Jr; 10 bbla apple!, P Doff 4 Son;
25 do 0 wines, Roedelbehn d o
do, Win Millen 90do whisky, T Evirett
& Co; 6 bales cotton, V, Hyde 42 Son; 93
bag chews', Volgt, M & Go; 25 slabs
steel. 103 bars do, Rees, G & D; 60 tel
lard. 2 do d beef, 5 do tannage; F Benue
& Co; 2 tot lard, 25 bxs soap, Dorrington
&Co; 5 tog hams,'.Watt, L 4 Co; 2 casks
ahonlders.. l H Parker,9o Ws flour, J
Porterfield; 22 bxs tobacoo, W Jones;
2 Wide do, E 0;1 bbl eggs, S De vol.
PSITSIIIIISON FORT WATIni AND CHI.
OACIO RaiIMOAD. March 15 —lOO bbls
flour. H W McClure; 1 car abouldere, J
P Hanna & Co: 100 bbls flour, Shounuter
ar. lAnsenhelm; 3 maw mdse, J S Patter
' eon & Son; 100 irks flour, S Lindsay, Jr
Co; 1 bbl gin, AG McGrew; 3 pkge but.
ter, Ido grease, P Duff Son; 1 car ore,
' AmericanC Steel Co; 12 ske cloverseed, W
C Cbemberlain; 63 hells. above', Myers
& Armour; 10 dos brooms, E Heszleton;
1 bbl butter. Voigt, Mahood &Co 2 ; be le
eltits. Ido butter, HINUIISTIIII O'B;
160 ball choose, tube butter, 0 Petro; 1
keg tobacco, Coder, McGrew &Co; 9 Ws
glue, P Sprague; 8 kga butter, Randolph
& Suppe; 2 DTI butter, F. W .t.TO MU.
kW: 1 car wheat. J S Liggett & Co; 78
hides, 0 N Hollstott.
ALLMON= 'Wax:
March 15.-4 bge flaxseed, 1 t i tN=
do eggs, J E Shomsker; 5 bge clover
seed, Ellsomsker & Laniteultelm. 150 bbls
tar, P Joao a Po; 53 skg corn, lido oats,
PlTTSBUittur.n. LY GAZETTE WEDNESDAY MORNING; MARCH 16, 1870:
11.1.1MMIIMPI
, . .
.
Eicbtt Glaal: 12 do do, Adams & Austin;
24 da, Corn, Jae McElroy; . 80 DON MINI
Kelr, Footer & Kerr 28 do do, Arm
strong. Dickson & Co; 18. do do, Cole
man Rahm a Co; 7 bbis tallow, Geo
Hasliti; 5 bre, cloveneed, Shipton It Wal
lace; E pkgs Iblnor, A & B Remaling; 2
do do,Litton & Machling; rgs oats. ilia
Atkinson; 5 cars metal, McKnight it Co.
ALLTAaakary STATION March 15.-2
ears metal, Lindsay & hicCritcheon; 1 do
do, Bpaog, Chalfant & Co; Ido barley, J
Rhodes & Co; 8 bales bromit corn, E B
Mathews; 2 can Hawed, M B Suydam;
7 sky oats, Jos Craig: I car lime, .1 Shinn;
5 rolls leather, J B Herman; 2 can metal,
Pgh Iron & Forge Co; 4 do do, Gran:
Bennett & Co; 1 do limber, John Nana;
1 do metal, Rogers & Burchfield; 2 pkgs
tallow, W & H Walker; 34 aks wool, B
Bradley & Bon.
Prrresanow & Cormturavit.z.n SAID.
ROAD, March 16.-42 mks corn, W Welsh
& tki; 2 cars metal, Dunbar Iron Co; 1 do
do, J Moorhead; 48 bbls whisky, W A
Keefer; 7 bbli bones, & Cm 95
mils paper, Markle & Co; 12Hooveler
bgs o seed
E C Ledgty.
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
PITTIUUBOR, BItOWNEIVILAS AND Us.
24EVA PAC% ST CO., March 16.-125 eke
corn. P Duff & Mon; 25 bbls apples, M
Kelly; 10 do do. Campbell (10011011.
259 bre glass, It C Schmertz; 10 bills sp.
plea, Randolph & 8; 167 his w glus, A
Min; 1 bbl irldoky, Welts; 10 bur
crackers, Kramer &B; 4 bbls eggs, Jos
timlth; 23 do apples, 126 ski oats, Thom
Morehouse; 8 Ibis apples, J &Onshore; 25
bales hay, J 0 Shaun' bla a.
pies, Faddist 42 do do, Et St ra nge ; b
60 s ki
oats, D Banned: 30 Ibis apples. 3
Courtney; 1. do whisky, 8 Thompson, 8
bdls pelts. W Flacons & Son: 11 pkgs
nominee, Volg £MO Co; 6 bbla butter,
Druggernoan
Carlisle.
RIVER NEWS.
The river eontinues to recede steadily
at this pOint with a feet -6 Inches in the
chennel by Monongahela marks.
Weather cloudy and moderating, with
Indic:shone of rain . Mercury at 4 or.
or, 42.
There has hem no arrivals since the
date of our last report.
The Arlington. for Cincinnati, and
Julia tor Zanesville, departed. The
Arlington had a- good freight list and
crowded with passengers.
The Wild Duck, frem St. Louis, is en
'routs and should reach' here early next
The
.
The rumor which was rireolated yes.
tarday, far a time, that the tow boat
g4gle bad exploded some 16 'mita tms
low tiers, killing the captain and two or
'thee other men, turned out to be nn
' true. Her boilers were found . defective
and after being tested by the
proper officials were condemned. She
did not leave the wharf at all, and it
singular how snob a story could have
been started.
The Far West, Capt. 8. B. Coulson,
will leave for the headwaters of the 6111.1
smut on or about the 26th.
—The Cincinnati Gazette, of Monday,
in refering to themew steamer Juniata,
says: liar cabin looks wall, being one
of the neatest we ever saw. There is
one point about the cabin that we de.
ciderily approve, and we think the day
not far distant when all boats on the
Ohio and lower Allsaisalppi will follow
her example, vim she has no curtains aft
to separate the ladies' cabin hors the
main saloon, and the furniture through
out is of the saute pattern. Of course
her Officers will DOTS! permit Improper
chateaus, no matter what kind of dregs
they wear—in either cabin. The Juniata
L commanded by one of the nicest gm
ilemen on the rivert.Mptain C. L.
Itrensan.
—The Ironton Register says: Wise
Co. have considerably under way Cap
tam Bestty'm new steamboat. The
framework of the bull Is nearly com
pleted, and la a few days the workmen
will be engaged in coloring It with
plank. It will be 180 feet long, 84 feet
widthwi of floor, NI feet beam, Sleet clear
hold. It ,is estimated that the
craft will carry about WO tons. Toe hull
is to becompleted by the let of May.
—On Tueiday list farmers with heav
iiver on t
lyd-1 oad ed he tea lce at ms were crossin
six g the
r t, going
over in one string. At this point teams
can only cross by the aid of barges, and
the opening or uoription is dill, looked
for, but a different state of things would
seem to exist at Eagle Poird. — Dianque
a'smU.
—lf the din:tendons of Captain B. R.
Pegrem's new boat, contracted for at
Jeffersonville, have been correctly given
by the newspapers, she will be larger
than the Thompson Dean. She ii. In
tended for the Ett. Louis and New Or
leans trade, and, it is said, will be 826
feet long And 60 feet beam.
—The Ida nem Va d wilt leave St.
Inuit ful Fort Benton on the 25th of
April. She la the first boat advertised
this year for the mountains. 'eat year
four boats Left in March, and 25 in April.
'ln 1262, 10 left in March and 22 in Aerll.
—The remains of Mr. Lienberger, first I
engineer of the Emma No. a, who died I
from exhaustion s ft or reaching shore at I
the time of the disaster In that steamer,
arrived at Cincinnati on Saturday on I,
the steamer John H. Groesbeck.
—On the fourth a snag ran through
the guard of the Roberta Wrenn Dia. I
mond Bend. It passed gh the
upper deck. In front or the pantry, doing
but little damage.
-
-Captain W. F. Boardman and his s .
brother C. F. Boarman are en route to
the Ohio to contrac d t for a new steamer
for the Red River trade.
_ c : -John G. Prather a 00., of Elt fouls,
paid 146,000 frit lirtrtainloll;gen ,er the
Richmond during the balance of 541
lifetime. Steep.
—Captain Covington, of the 011ie Sulli
van, speaks of putting his boat In the
Tennessee river trade, in place of the
ill
fated Rapidan.
—By the destruction of steamboats on
the Idlesouri river, above Omaha. 160.768
worth of Government stores have' been
lost. -
--Stillwell, PoWell Co., of St. Louis
have sold to John T. McCord one-sight
of the Olive Bra eh, for 12,250.
—The Mollie Ebert left New Orleans
For St. Louis last week with an asoellent
trip, Including 1,500 sta Coffee.
—The tow boats Sarno and Mary Alio*
wire at Louisville on dunday.
eilliver filling
tgre.srolimae.istexaa6supeoixttu..
maret tie .r
OIL MTh March 1 6.—Riv er filling
slowly, with W Inches water in the chan
nel. Weather cloudy. Thermometer
41 deguee at 7 r. x. o•
Buowgevn.LE, Much 15.—River fall
ing, with 5% feet water in the channel.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 42 de
' slowly, with 6 feet water in the chan
nel. . Weather cloudy, with high winds.
Thermometer 42 degrees at 5 r. x. p.
MORGANTOWN', March 15.—River fail
ing, with 5 feet of water In the channel.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 45 di.
grew at 6 r: m. IL
RIVER PACKETS.
PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
Tee new and splendid side-rivet
lINIATA, Capt. 0. L. MIRKSANAdrige
WM leave rittaburgh for Cloclon►U ZVEST
THIJUZSDAY at 19 o'clock vrotoptir. MU"'
log, will Innen Cincinnati EViltY BUDIDACT at
I$Y.
,or nv4tht or swage, apply on near,:i or to
nacx
tel 7 JA L 5 COLLINS,'
AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE,.
Tee arronn4 splendid aldentleo mare .
Steamer.' AIILINSTON. DAHILL
/WORE. Melt. A. 5. SIISZAID. Clem. 017•1
Pittslonsk for Cincinnati every TTIZSPAY
mi M. prOMPUT. Retention. leave. Cloctmati
for PM dwell. MRS H. every FRIDAY.
for trel4ht. memo. or Mbar Information. OW
ply on bo.rd or to
JAWED COLL‘NO,
NIACIN i COLLINGWOOD, *nets.
rFORT BENTONagrob
cliTHr. 14INiO U NI lays IL
[mace .6.1.01t0dul spur.
NAB WM' CAW- B. GoVLION•
Will lama tot thr shim , and Luterandlaie Pad.
EULTURDAY. Much 518 h
Tor [retell% or pastage so.
~plf on beard. tO
JAMS& COLLIN
&
mta2 1150IC & cOLLINO WOOD. &amts.
T o LIVERPOOL AnEdin
QUEENSTOWN. •
THE INDS= teen. sTnamsnirs.
Numbering anima arst-elass vessels, Mueug
ty.m y the_eutebented
OLTT 01 eiri
EITY OP ALwrirs TLL ur,_
or noo
lILTUBULY, grow Pier 45
gat=airiritotk. For tessageortunka
WILIAM BINIELII6 Jr.;
• Intspueh
la-CONSUMPTION.
DR. SCHENCK'S PLILMONIO SPED'. for the
Gu is e s? f SS * lllt ,r 1; HT; for th el ‘
cure of Dapepsta ad all theDebliitated Condi
t"... of eh. Masa.
DE. OCHENCIE , CI MANDE &KZ meat for
Daum of the Liver or to act. as •• hs Pa.
prive.
AU of these three Medici-es see often required
1n caring ceamsption, though the ?Mande
WlLVweed ralfiret ITtringt e e ' R i te Lit%
',aiming the Stomach and Liver, eau help the
Pamenth Syrup to digest and search through the
blood vessets,_by which meat • cure Is ems ef.
I Dead.
Teese Meditines sae emacleeHouly oared to
the Public u the only ear angle and reliable
remedy for Pulmonary Cortamption. and for all
those morbid mediaeue of the body which lead
I ti that fatal Masse. Liver Complaint. ad Dye
teals are often forerunners of Conetimotion.
ad when they manifest themselyee they amnia
the me t prompt attmaln. •
The Palm le arse I. • medicine which has
ha a lend tabulate beforethe Literalize
has been proved by the thousand mires it has
th
made through • period of mere than irty,la
years.d la al of which time its reputation the In
creased. ad the most anet•nata arePtietam may so loam dab; that It Is ••remedy which may
be used with confidence le aU cases which admit
of sate.
If the patina will perseveringly follow the di
mamma which wenn.) mit nettle, he wM
certaaly be cored, If hie lungs are not am meth
apposedomo • cure poalle• Eve. in
to h itearable, ate friende ad pity-
slams have dempared. the use of this Medkine
ha. caved the Me of the Palent ad resters"
Dr.
to perfect h.aldt.
Dr. !Ithaca does not ay that MI emu of Pal.
mystery monamption are within the reach of
medicine, but ha ve aticall
using that often
•hen swats the most M mrsptoms,
soca as • violeat coualad, creeping calls, night
meat lateral debility, even to each • degree
that they are obliged to the it bed. and when
they La siva ap by their physician they may Mal
be cured. De medical treatment can Create new
lags,, bat when the loan are .Ilisesseel
Sada ma extent destroyed. a eve May be ef
fected by Dr. nciteaa's medlausis.
Also, in Scrofulous Diseases, tale medicine.
see easily diluent. Dr. who
haveoto
graph. a•• amber of pram who been
nearly covered with maths soma and new all
healed ap. Tills flaws tie perifyleg properties.
which east heals to heal at lam le the lam.
In the tremaseet of Conenteption in is of tite
11=0.1% beartance te give vigor as a asitley
tea to the system. Hews It m hadtmary to
Strength.. the appetite of the palm{ sae Im
prove tba digestioe. Proper n0...1ama% Is rs
th eared together with such Fella as will make
e toed sally digestible. The atilt:dee u.et
suitable ter the dim of Connerotiveliattestsare
emit highly autritions articles are la be Wry
ferred,buithedigeetive areas must be strength.
geed it order to make either food or medicine
serviceable. This repulrement to rat by the
Seaweed Tonle, and for LW prison Das deer
when the fleseetims irmers are pet ta good
order, the foodless im proper erect; the system
of the patine Le luagoraled the tr • lenge be
rth a exercise their feedlot. in a hernial and
healthy =Me?. Then the healing powers St
?tamale Synip will elect the carp.
Puleedin , 3 Consemptios Le aimed await eign.
pleated eel h Dapepsis ad Liver Complaint.
11.1111LMIS Pills are la ended to a
lma obetratioes from the Liver ad restore its
L"sfirlad""Li.erlgeeilit ter Ml' lfairoi are
varlets! net to costae • article if say Min
gra pears. Tape Pills cure the mael, obstizate
ceetivenese, sick hearths, Mier blame afte•
itteiplk •a ell
ort=ijneel One
henof these phi ail peas the alma of the
mediclee.
In Canasta au Um Sea Weed Tale and Man
drake Pills are 'astable auxiliary mediclees
Tay relieve tee eniferings of the patient and
to the Palmelle lamp amag • are. I
Thin , hese been Itrao4 laber•l maen ad
of Casesuratioo, where the leelte tere theat en-
Drell destroyed all symptom. according So
the Jedgmeat of tho physician the fated •speal
desalt Tbeilyes of pattent. w ho ware seaway
le • Oleg_ maditlea have and preserved for
maths by the am of Scheack's three great rem
edies.
Dr, ficheneVe Alinahlte metals. fall trwaise
on the val.. forms of ans.. Me mode of
treatmeet. at genera dimaleas how to atlas
medicine. ea he had mils, or nut anal by
addressing hie Principe' Hats. No. IS. North
dletk area Philadelphia. Pa.
nie• a. Um !cacao brae ad Dtherma Tea
le air ALSO ser bottle. or Irf.frfA kelt dame,
CS". a lei. . Pae~allay/
tar DOCI'OII WHITTIER CON.
TINE= TO TRZAT PRITATS
DIBT.LBIZe Teat 11011100•IBUS•S er cases mat
t.
IsrltahUlty, erupeloaa, se
carlasloas, sad Small, Ispeerece ersmucatly
cured. Yemen raided we l, latlicado
sad loaar stagollas eanciltallosal ooaDLl. ea are
politely Maloof to mall for cousaltauors. wbru
mesa nothing, lraverleare, Osbert of teseasea,
has asabled hin , to perfect nicardlaa at Sam eV.
cleat, satt, pinwale. t. eval wOlOO 1a moat lows
eaa be abed erleloat tiladreeea b Ouleteee. Med-
WVIMT.II to the setabllsltteest. w►leo em.
brae. ollba receorloa sad wartlas room . alma
boarding aid aleeldad el ,,,, vtuutv to , r a-1
md ib r=r a lz g lertigl arteatat.4ll o. =
whitest erring. manor who 6•••
. o:l 7 lntrisire ß re d e, jta lt a k aj . strrela b rorg;
*mops la sumo eavelepir Tboureada sues
treated annually, al. ota4as all ever the was
cry. Conn:wire fieo. eeracually or by_arall,
UNo• No, 9 Wylie Aron, Maar Coati Nowa)
rleaburgb, ra. Hours •A. lo Br. tt. Bus
daya LS V. u* 7. at. raaphlal. NW u au7 ad.
erns ter toe Mew.
OrBATCHELORM IMULIRDYIE.
—Thle epleadld Harr Dy• lb. best In
the world. Saralee% Tellable. thetantat eon%
does net totals lead. nor any atolte poison to
proeuen paralyele or death. Avoid tie vaunted
and delude. , preonottlthe *wenn* elrthee they
do not mama. The genuine W. it, I , •toltelos , s
Hale Dye has 1t5.d.39 yearn astanelebed neona
tal to uphold ha lethartly Y ate only Perfeet
) I[ l 2. Dt;tlrdlt • Ilfrd a litreTeS " . DIY"
Or.IIIIINT OUT.
Titimay PZOTORAL
103 001.01. COIO 110111. SORT. 111.60/LT AND
1.00011T6.
MOMS se reed. Hoar so pl.w*l.
" LinIIVON 00
• 10 Lila !geese. Rel. Tort.
On DO awe e time aerrible tasted a...
•Lltro. exiptto AWE." 401
DILWORTII,IIIBPER &CO.,
243 Liberty Street,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
CM
ESTABLISHED HT
L i T. 80/INVI, 1812.
W, ffi. SORELY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
No. 271 Liberty Street,
cOmacrut oir;LA"
Y. WTZ3LM
k 4
Aferchards
VX.01711,01141L1M5331311113. moo.
logs OEIO STILZkr. Iso Luc Onomo.
MEANOB & lIARPER, _
ISOM GRAM &ND ITADtfor.
Oexamission Merchants.
Ns; iM LIZZATIF STRUT.
Castisnamts .owned. -
Upper Hirers.
ricrza ar.u. JANIS 7. "MALT.
Izn. & RICHART,
011010115101 1 1! NENCEANTS.
110111, 6LII, SIEBDO, MID, to
11410 Liberty Patellas *IL
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
(socoeosor to NUM • •11110.1 . 041)
PUMICE COlllllBBlOll 115=11113T,
Pro. as Dparlcet eltrept.
J r msa
BLANCHARD;
c!IICIII ATI
ITTLIP.9, BAIRD & 'PATTON,
wboimua oroomrimea orelaau
XlDealarsta ?radar... bar.
Moo c a. n i za,
ral...aroon sad Lard . Iron, Ns Qt..,
°°"" Y ntLir l arr, b
in IrlnT i.
:Mtn 1. sotrea..Zolr. n0t11......wm. M. ROM
TWIN I. HOUE& DROOL, lUD.
el pew., to JOHN HOME CO., VW..
ot
tale Vllor,er. son c&non talon Merchant., Comm
tliottnielel a edleaSer Meets. mono!
Aunt HURON— • a. WALL/103.
§:IIPTONI.WALLACE.WhoIir
BALK (=emus LNP_ityipucs
• No. • 1511iTkl FitUlmFb. .
=l3:=
STEAMSHIPS
Of PEOMSV/VB3IIEL
Office, 75 Faded St, Alleghezy City.
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W. A. EKED, Cashier Alleiheri7l6lt .- 00.
JACOB BIUBH, Beal istate As.ut,
&MON LIBUM. Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W. BENNY. Batter,
A. 11. 1/ . 11 1 .4. k t , .. 0 , 14.L...11.1.1. t.
D. bWOtIKB. unmoor. Errol. -
Capt./101ST. 110BIBSOBI, Presides'.
Rev. J. W. OLABBC.D.D.Vioe Pr 01516661,
i d,
JACOB BLUSH. Illeavetazy, .
C. 8.. II NAY. Treiomrsr.
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7. N. Connie, McKeesport, PA
George 11. Jo J la° Blairmille, Pa.
J. B. etrayerohn..
town. ro.
Cempeay strictly mutual. All profits sarrolog .
to policy holders by dividend returned 11l
from the end of the Int Tear. All Policies non
forlisltlei. alb
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INSURANCE COMPY.
PHELAN'S WHIDENS, AN
ie. IX Flak *venue. Nona suer.
imrrastatea.
Capital All Paid Vv.
DIBSCTOII3.
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and Malin, P•
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITFINIUNINI
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UP °OUZO= BUILDING.
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NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cu. NOW It. ud Masud, illegUly,
i mr e. t..esooND VALTIOALL: SLIM
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Pittsburgh, Pa.
E 123313
INENZ=
AND noun /X
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Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
a. aN rims MU=
spUmel
tm7ri
I-W; De CAMP, •-
fTWINEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Tfu, removed to No. TS f/RANT STREET, PUte
berth, .111 profiled In the U. S. etretdt sae
DtaittetConfla to the Ittte Snoreate and e/1 the
Gouda of £ llO tonatf, one mute Od.ll.
Mu in man of the •1 • • - 7 •
AACIIIBA.LD BLARELET,
arrrowrimir-Annawakw,
Is. 5$ MTH SZTOCLT•
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Attorney , at-law.
No. OS GRANT STRUT
airPromult anoint= gives to all Ka& of legal
Dumas. • lot tug
B. BEEPER,
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ran using% MI I=4 et /Ini sad Karlaie
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Petroleum and lte Pir"!7.C.-
nme..-t
EC=
lA' Z.:. A:
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELLI 'LOOK, DUQUESNE WAY.
ran.ADiraquA Annaxea.
1:4 KING &
109 WALNUT STREET.
aDto
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
lime= W C. TRIMBLE,
XLIIIIIII,CrOWI 01P
Lubricating alligh Test Buntag Oils.
Wipe* Itsfined Azle OIL
Plaad• Errot bast vulunt, suautouniumins
Limpid at Unrest teapot a.m. Ipeelal ea IN
troplal MI water,.
Leamistive, limo" 10.5111.6 ROHM
Wiliest rotors.
Sim XIII a* Maui= NM Oils.
Adapted for hls_spe.d.
Rplakl• 0111,,Weereadl•Llakt OBs
Oill,TUßUers , MUM. B• 111.10.
Itolobluir Elasentio,
Ilarmessl OIL ~ails&
YOU VAZINIBI u. lustful Ailsl3 has
lakeutl.Wati"l7zistreArul ■Rda,pr__.
TireeCt on o.e
ldwcfriteraaperliested Mama 11
TIML¢In . w ells XI slur ;
u sraM
tesperatzu UNIUID
repal.lllll4ll4lll4lllleltmike 0.14. T
randoll. aro umpooliell, MI aro Is ens
on War asks pinactpg Italluos4s.
_Sun.
VfoItATILIT4I,II4.
k;irA;vlt.x9; , :x4 : g
JOHN. WORiNAN...H. lIIOLLULD DMUS
WORKMAN k DAV IS, O,I.II.
summon To
Wcirirman, Moore & Co..
Masafse,unts wad Dealers In
: : BUGGIES,
BGGIES,
Orrin"' a d Buc4Wmus,
U. 41, 44,.46 ud 4a knot It., Illegkeny,
Repalling neatly and promptly execnted. Or
den for yew Wort cones op la good ogle and
worsated to plus eselefstatan to (buy smile..
affar Nintertne c ot IN k
CVo t emkti n ui alto of u.5147.1 , 1r
MRS se" sad leapro Emelt Islet mina sad
Aatl IlitUu tarw.
H. RICRARD DEng baying Tangling the
Interest of *Om, and Wm. D. Moons Is the Moe
Ina wil l :ZN, MOORE • CO., eno bad-
Pm beteattar be continued at the Mt masa.
seder Imo tel aro of WORKMAN •
DAMS. Claws nollettod. •
We with Citisenst )(bemuse NW, rOptUltilb.
.0311:011
'TRADE MARK.
wogs
SUM. PIIOO7P
t Lamp
1 CRUETS.
W /NT 1111 HUAI%
imam TsrsAL Asa •
ORNAMENTAL CARRIERS,
10. ii Nano $t illegkaj l ,
etigliar' s =4lea l Vat wags
FORT PITT
BOILER. STILL AND TANK
WCOTIIK.g.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
auxurAcrogres or
+ 31 121 8 /I:73 °l a t ai r rla t ir ' rz T a nte
oth STILLS AND OIL TANKS , .
gi a TWItI Y O 6. I .I OSN H AV i tiTS ALUM
GAIONSTIJLS AND IRON
jr&VDOONS AND COAL SHOT=
war,:git
rivninisals, - T . L.
•
!Orders seat to the above Wrens vfl t to
hroaetle attends& tO. toO7OlO
HUGH I, BOLE & CON,
Dm Feint Alley and Duquesne BS,
Maim T l'Onrl.)
Ongine ilitniders, rounders and
Machinists.
lisantastara STFAMSOLT iliG131:11 Sad
STATIONARY aNGINSS, of.lt Maas.
/Jr 721.11N10/141rIatiri
SOlMltktfla pawn..
eta 'der stain'
rc%2117, 05%11,1706kr, belaw.MArtot.
SIGS for ON WIRIA SHAFTING ruLLacn,
fiVLERWC7OnrELIMS.'S biC2llll
wad ta order. at las
NDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting Q the Alhigher/BIT.; nnrm•
I'ITTB3IIROI, PA.
11.R , MT, , M - UFFWVAW , MM 4 iduI
RIESICIL & B 110"
PULL a summureraoor
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO DAME% AO MOULD
or every deseepUoa. Also. best
• .
Wined luau Plow ud Ipzias !WA
001111111 BOSS MID Ina LVI.2IIIIL
rb. magma
Car. lltk sad Pike Bte. l Plttsbargke.Pa.
• D
MOINES AND ILCHINEBY,
14ffr or tY x l i T i milv....... AND PUT-
O'HARA`soma WORKS
F. REPHAN & CO..
Noaatactomus of •
ROMERO OIL TANYA, !MLA JA.
T ftella G ATL r
C r alltrall;
11136 LLD% Lo,
Gr. of Band ATOM Illd Marty Bt.,
=1
"Aparles dose inaptly. Orders sent i.
.b.ve seams. Irina Prom i gr e r O dod
II LL
RISPRA.N. formerly. at
lITDZWII. °enroll
JLXID X. BMW • ... Wall= D.
JARED no BRUSH & SOH,
itAunrsurruzzas or
Steam Boilers, Olt Stills, Tanks
IWO= IRON WORK, &O.
61 Penn StriP46, Pittsburgh. .118.
'11: 0.: G.
000 k STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL &
TBILTMPH,,,_
FOB BITUMINOUS COLL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well as any other Stove to the Baton.
ETB.RPT.T9 & 00.,
Ho. 2,85 liberty Street.
a.uo, ow hand and far We,
PARLOR STOVIE4
STATING STOWS.
IMATI Vitenera,_FraDras.
• 00011110 RABOIS. ie.
BM, RUMS & CO.
If.&Xt7AM=MOT 11trrt TAYSITT OP
FA I CO - VMS,
BOSTON 00011.72 PG RANGE,
I .THIC =BY HIBNAOg,"
PIM WARanze Ilinisexga
THE NZW ANTI-DURT 00011218 IMPS.;
"BILOULANOS. COLUMBIA COOK' BTOV_I!
VE.. PORTABLE
itiL CART IRON stANTLin. WELLMAN%
11 YLICCSui,BILATIES“ree trona dirt sad dart:
• TM /BUNT% KINDRED,
906 and 208 Liberty Street,
• PITIMBURAW
A.
I=M3
:u.f~'v.'
Cook, :ruler and Heating Stoves,
TO 31 POUND
Pour wormentwill h Mud all the LATENT .
TIZENS AND 111P8OVIIINTS, sad the
rap Ostia's of our Stores le Ruh that auy one la
wet t of • good article should pursbase none Ott
thous inaneDetured by us. as they will be fouled
.the host Moselle ae well as ecououdeal. Would
CW partleulat attention to our hew VOLCANO
ItrO Ye, tor churches. hawata“ htOrn. Utir
lo 10 tut In three mentos. mausolea to with or
without castes. AU menth e.
h., 11.4.1 Mom pno
¢Orki.C. tuussi onoel . loo to any atriums tar cAtlkp
tr. , •09‘. TOT Catai.r. too Mee bon. lea/
LIVINGSTON & CO..
llasalsolstrars of LIGHT ORLY IRON
CAA OS TX Pe' CIF El.
Light work our specialty. Lows Jots Bait.
kauttar cad Osta Masa& WS Pullers. and otner
arttelea of Randers , Hardman away. on band.
UOwand Works, near thaw . Depot. All bear
City. rostofaca address, Lock 2011. y itt.o.
tough. P. 7=lllll.
CARBOLIC SAUL
The important discovery of
the CRBOLIC ACID as a
CLEAN A SING. PURIFYING, and
lIRALING Agent is one of the
most remarkable results of
modern medical research.
During the late civil war it
was extensively used in the
Roanltaly and was; found to
be not only 4 thorough disin
fectant, but also the most won
derful and speedy HEALING
HEREBY ever known.- •
It is now presented in a
scientific combination with
ether soothing and • healing
agencies. in the form of a
SALVE; and, having been al
ready used in numberless cases
with most satisfoctorY and ben"
edictal resnits.we have no hesi
tation in Often: it to the pub
!!!!. es the most eettatm Uinta.
and effectual remedy for all
Ward and ricers, new matter of
how long standing for Burns,
Cuts. Wounds, and every
ABRASION of SKIN or FLESH.
aud for Skin diseases generally.
Bold by all Draw Id Price WS ends.
JOHN F. HENRY, Sole Prop'r,
No. $ College Plats, New York.
Murray 86 Lanman's
Florida Water
The most celebrated and
most delightful of all per
fumes, for use on the hfuld-
kerchief, at the toilet, and
in the bath, for sale by all
Druggists and l'erfuniers
Fit. NUM 400T.A.L.
cam a Loao
. 114Tsmicisd tram 4T ATTU IMIT:It
Se rillk Avenue.
II atll tormisainitil4 HC staaal US ace olio
DUQUESNE TiORKS.
COLEMAN. iimm & co..
missal:taws - et
•
IRON. NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS.
DII4IIEMNE, L XANDJIIIIIIATL.
PAINAMITARAINVINW ,
Bct, ANV _
ITNOXIAWB ' SBir gatak
I O
MON.
opaAT; o ß t Atla far ChallinV iirr s
graIYSG.ZWUIDENN.TWATVit 5711te.
rant 01 Alaretlikalfatrirti.
2 . 1 .&11, BUGGY sad Pi /WON SPRINGS sad
CIALILS AND BYRE.
All floods First Class and Warranted.
orricss AND WORM::
Ilstaestb Street said Allogboul Sivas
sue 71 Watsr littast, Pittsburgh.
aid
MILLE, BURR PRIM
•/MAT. PLINTEXIM
WW. MXTCLLT.
810. W. ISAML.AA.
w w=vammt-s.x.max.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
KELLER, BASIL k Patin,
OFWICE. He. HO Libel! Itriet,
inTTIBBMISH, PA.
STEEL WOBICS.
IRABLEIIII , I SH 11145.
ANDERSON "4 -WOODS,
morayacrroms as
11121= IREPMED cumr,rvemL
lUQUESNE FORGE.
WILIAM ffiLLBH, .
csaixemor to JCS. NAM t CO`.)
11411.tas oc.ra:todve vottlqa•
pln 'iu7nrerrt,r,r, itt
wtin thg g i t rAf
.I"Zragfrel.P..olll•VAgg
' Comer of Damns Way and lint Wk.
a. 1
pnissinuali
NOVELTY WORN&
r•alge4 A. D. IssZ.
1001111 CAB, ABMS & CO.
itAXIMLOTOziIIuI
" 92T) /EMMY AD 00101ITZV AN.
SCALES.
to livid Patellar Loeks e rl WNW
m=omOr. ihrST *ell Gun Ell
tillabonsr easaghir.
SHEFFIELD 'TEEL WORK&
SINGER, I ThLIOK & 00,
PITTBBIMGIO. Pa-,
Xiallictoiors of sow doecrbtles of
CAST AND GERMAN STEFI.
w.a.umc Ai M si rktisp r iww
Warehouse. 81 Water and 100 FL Id gbh
LACK DIAMOND
sTEEL wonas.
PARK, BROTHER & CO %.9
Maaahictarols of al damolptkai of
Ellin3ol32lEollo
(Mee and Warshausa. TRINZIRTH, 2137/17-
11RAT and RAILROAD WIRRILTS,
errystuacia,
li;jf_yLAl
HIV FORT PIN
FOUNDRY CORBY.
OPPIOII AND VOWEL
TWELFTHSTREET,
=
=l,g
-chlnery, Nall Machines, Re
torta and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
'Carron sad MaNhNumi Streets,
INM/!I WAXMI
.I.IITSEMITII.OII, PY
WILLIAM SMITH,
YAHMAATIIIIXIL or
OAST MIN BOWL PIPE
POE OA) ♦ED WL2/1 WOW
NT Pipes ars all cast Mutably Is YHA Is try
sand and 191st langths. Also, tall mortmat
of Amaral
• •
Castings for Gas & Water Works.
oud also all Um attoutlera of
adsllliltarad
of Goo Works la sty woks of Slav
W. 3. ANDU:SpN
RONONGARFLI FOUNDRY,
W. J. ANDERSON k CO,
Manama:real cd IRON Itol3lll MONIS.
WINDOW LINTISA sad =LO. sad
Casllogs of all .limaiptima • .
oorioreA summon oweDNOBrrICTU .
Isak DANTINUS ma to 4.lsalsgs IMAM
Ohm H4l , Dai
Orric. AND FOUNDILT
BULLET. —ND; 11l WALT=
Malaria,. ps.
ROBINSON, BEL & CO,
Successon to aoanreox. YI 1 •Musa%S.
WARRINGTON WORKS,
MIMS AID ILALMONSTS,NTISSUISH,
binounnrer. a Boat sad Ma/ImM Steam ta
mes Blast Emends, MU
an aMa Kaattasa or ad descriptions; 011 Tawra
and SU Borate and ISlkeet Irea Wodr.
trace, a 111. caner inst sad dadtlW4
streaU.
ent&
Ar for 0 unarm PATINT EMINCIOX
me lealUia Sollars tallqta
THOMAS CARLIN k CO.,
Furth Ward lendry lad Labe Verb,
umnnszir Ausealary cars.
Yaks oflitattokialtit Portablelltess
igkra
kin k, 111 mud &clams
Oastino, Grata li ' ars. 'Wkigtila. Wades' Box.s
or . der and tweak tuad 0.411.... of
WI Mu. • - • a1y14:41
rovamer,
Car. LIBERTY sad BITE STRZITE.
BOLLMAN & BACALEY,
lbstarin u 2111Pedir
9tip Rolls, Rand Rolls &
COTTON MILLS.
Hounss, HELL is CO.,
aNcuoi COTTON MILLI
111 FriLVI salallllo
LICROI Us lIMIZOLUI
11/11=1311111 NATLING.
MOE
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troco the Union Moot, cocci , 0f.% ae1404C9 5
lad I.lberty streets. es ollom:
nne. Deport.
Y.O Van.... 1:90 aal' 6oa 5.90 an
i
Llaa.• 1.46 am .ftdl• c EX. . 21)10 as
geila.iial,m= mgt.-. 1.. .
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like :
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Inman mien 0911.W r itla l lAMS".. anti
soli Iftilaslawtateaasat.
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was. SAY MI 7:1 1 r.gl aaat i tZ 6 . oa
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the troma, saloulthoao
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OIDI.:T VALLEY RAILROAD
THZ°4I°6kIugLTTILMIWT7HIN'iii.II47r -4.71?1(Nig.
Will lathe Pitisburgb ...,_p.lasii.
gin
and
like streets.tor inn
than. and an points in the 0115 Minn
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mrt Ae. 9.20 Cs Sods Works. T. •na
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ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
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