The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, March 22, 1870, Image 3

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AMERICAN BANK,
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGILL
CARR COLXIMIL 11200.000
Stoilholders Individually
'WANK 411 P DISCOVNT AND DEPOSIT.
CAIN 7LOYU W Yleal t.
rrealdent.
oltr.CrOnx.
Vlr..7. ! YiTU 7 ll ' lr ' i ig:lnld ;VIM..
Cauca .A t MIA. . J.I. D. K " r.
Chu,
I.
I.e.eat. i Wu , Plop!-
. John Vlo.
This Ilank I pl e tiny , tut Is
organ:dyed and r.r.r.. 1
So OW agcne rat BanAln, !Amine".
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2 Glotran,
SILVER .AND COUPONS,
-Bought at litgluest Prices.
Pll. it. MERTZ, Banker,
Cor. Wood St. and sth Menne
'AIM T. BRADY & CO.,
(Saccmora to 8. JONI' &
CO..
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood St.
RS,
Huy and nil all kinds of •
UOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
HOLD. NILVER AND ODUPONN,
ON MOST YAVOILABLE TEAM
tir interest Mimed - on Deposit&
•
44rlionce lesne4 en linvernment Bonds at
lowest 'varlet rates.
Order.. expentrid for the -Parabaige
&ad Snit , of, INTOCILM, .1102105 and
MILD. •
I&`lX5 T. ikRADT & CO.
tlf Itittstuttni: 6.a.:;tt
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Ognon Prgratatractit Ciasarrra,
Morrne.v, March 21, Iwo.
The money market ie gradually work
ing °baser, although money limit scarce,
but the rates asked are higher In andel
pinitm'of an urgent demand for money
fur April aettlements. Most of our
banks and discount houses supply their
regular customers at forim r rates but
outside paper has to aubmit to a higher
Meat interest. In geld there Is more
demand in anticipation of a hignar
• premintri for the next 60 days, but the'
uncertalnity of the fate of the funding
bill gives the market no decided ten•
dopey. The demabd from importers Is
'limited yet, but the higher rate of 'ex.
ctaage and prime paper is likely to
create a demand for earth gold. It is re.
ported that the exports of specie for the
past week have been larger than arly
previous week, but It is also asserted
that several lots 'of specie aro coming
from Europe. Should any large lots ar
rive, a break in gold to about 110 would
be the result.
Governments remain dull and heavYt
with the exception of 1562 e, which ad
vanced to-day again about X per cent.
New tends are dull.
Stocks area little firmer, but the gen
eral tendency is towards lower. quota
tions.
Quotations as received by Ph. B.
• Mart= Gold, 1123 ; Silver, 110: Eighty
one's, 114 X. Five Twenties. 1862, 109%:
do 1654, 108%; do 1865, 109; do 1565,
Consols, 107%, do 15 6 7, 10SX; do 1661.
..106; Ten Forties, 105; Adams Ex
. Company 61X: Merchants Union
Company, 10; American Ex
=ComPuoy. 58X: Weetern Union
graph, 32X; -New York "Central,
161_ ji; Reading, 86%; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne 'A Chicago, 95; Ohio A. Mita-
Michigan Southern, 57;
Cleveland A Pittsburgh. 1:15%; Chicago.
Bock Island h Pacific, 1935 t Chicago
North Wertern, 71X; Chicago R 'North
'.Weetern Preferred MX; Erie 24X.
saastalea _ Large. ...VsnaLl.
51
London. per r
PM% per franc
thale..
trinklert. &mi r ...na
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Lay Tel:stave ts tea [Mumma Gazette.
New Toex, March 21, 1870,
•
The particulars of a new fraud came
to light this afternoon. An individual,
by name Hart, on Saturday entered the
offtoe of Evans, Wharton & Co., No.
Broad street, and gave se order to all
.40,000 ilium Of Lake Shore, which they
sold at 55% to 85%. Hart stated the
stock was for account of R. Shelton,
one of the most responsible operators on,
s Abe street. To-day Evans, Whar ton &
Co. diseovered that Shelton had not or
• -.dared any= each sale or bought stock
dace at a loss of e 2,500., It Is supposed
Hart was short of Lake Shore and adop
ted this course to break the market and
buy In his shorts.
Therii are uo new devekMtuents in re.
• gad to the late forgeries. Some bankers
and brokers to-day Instructed their
• banks not to certify any checks under
11.000. Some banks, of their own accord,
• are ref Mang to certify for small amounts.
All' alterations have been from very
small amounts, and forgers . thus far
kawvot slaked 140001 n operations.
The report that Dennis. Perkins & Co.,
-110burihrokers,65 Rroadatntet, had failed.
;,-which was in circulation to-day, is denim,
and It is understood that ther e port grew ;
oat of a difficulty expericed in the . •
•
settlement of some margins on contracts
'9:4 'butte deliveries: The members of
the arm say the amounts involved are
• *mall, that their general bunnees will nt
be affected, and shat the difficulty w ill
probably- be amicably arranged.. The
report. however, caused a very uneasy
feeling, especially among parties holding
• contracts for future delivery. There was
calling up,..ef the additional margins,
which mar precipitate failures among-
Inopera cotton market en enormous
smonut was taken but sold short for. fa
titre dellvarybotb here end In Liveries,'
at about the lowest point reached on the
Ws break in gold. Some of these con•
. tracts have been covered,but a very large
amount of cotteet
during the next twand at low
figures compared with. current quote.
Dispatches *tate that a resolution to.
day passed the Rouse declaring it Mex.
pedient to increase the interest bearing
debt. This would seem to kill the pros.
;eats of that section of the funding bill
giving the Secretary of the Treasury
authority to fond greenbacks Into four
per cent. bonds. -
The money market was' easy at trifie
m c u e n n z t ~,iiirfeettnaera
" 51/6 00 per co T. d
was firmer in the toreeoon and closed
. • weak and lower; prices opened at 112%,
touched 112%, and closed at 112%. Car
rying rates at 4®l per cent.. The clear
ances were $5,000,t1e6. •
Governmenta Anil and heavy. Coil.
Pmet 104014%; do. 62a, o l lcog;
ad 645. 8,A9.10 do. 6 50. hrigh%;
TWw.N; 00. 01.• liti@oB%; B %@ 9 ;
gosii; currency es, 12%012%. •
Btste eecurities firmer; btlasoutis. 22:
• old Tennessee. UN: new do., 49%; old
Virginias, 72%; new do., 72%; old
North Dirollus, 46; new do , 23.
Stocks higher, closing firmer; Lake
' Shore, Northwestern antlVanderbilts are
ugly% Fort Wayne was in foreign invest,
Mont demand, otherwise the market it
quiet.. An advance in Rock Island
fey
4 - however, the marked feature.
• Canton, 62%; Cumberland, 27; Western
Union Telegraph, 33%; Clatokenver, NeA
Ilaripati, 7%; an. preferred,
1834; Adams
. Papule/461%; Wells & Fargro, %; Ann*
min Express. 58A; United States Express,
fl; Profile Mall, 33%; New Yolk
do Central,
• 92%; do. strip, 90%; Erie. 24%: . pet ,
forted, '42; Harlem '143%1 de. wet.
ferred 142%; Reilding, 96; -Mob!
n Central,ll9;' Lake Shore low
ruse "
Illinois Central, 140; Pittsburgh, 98%t
'Northwestern, 71%; do. preferred, 8234;
Pre ßoo
k Island, 12 ft. Pau
forrad.7334; Wa b a sh. bs 46%; 1,
do. prerd,
711;, Fort Wayne, 95; Terre Haute..;
4 - do; prefd, 6335; 4...Linea° it Alton 111%;
do. preferred, 112; Ohio 1c latississip
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28%; C. O. & L 0., 17%; Hartford & Eel
Ii
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• 1
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45g.
meson prime: Copper Fells, 8; Frsuit
Iln, 8; Erects. 85; Qatocy. 18g. •
Imports of specie for week. $343,210.
Flab -treasury balsam: gold, 118,583,9811
currency. 14,249,675; genezel Milano%
X 80,852,71&
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_ CutekLaltD, Minh 2l.—Ruckwheat
dour Gull, at 15,6966,50 for good to
choice brands, Rye tIOUT dull at 1144.7542)
6 per barrel. Corn arm, at 77076 C for
new. ,Oetamarket dull and nominal, at
dfc for No. 1 Butte. The petroleum mar.
ket la dull and inactive, and there le a
moderate Inquiry for weatern trade; re
lined
and low er YAW:42So In car lot.; crude
• dull , and held at 15,50 per
barrel. •
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OYFICII Olr Pri-rsz7iloEr GAzzTrZ, i
2,1000e.r, March 21, 1570. i
The general markets continues slow
and'eluirnish,
being devoid of that ache
ity and buoyancy which should and
usually does prevail this season of the
year; but the intlicitione for en early Ma •
provement are encoraging. The uncer
tainty in engird to values , its having a
very ,depreesing influence on business
Jet pew; as it retards operations,' tend
ing AM it does to prevent buyers from ta•
king hold, as they are apprehensive the(
thobottoin has not yet been touched. If
coulldence could only be restored; if peo
ple ' could only be ensured that the
%brinkln 'slues is over, we Weill,
look fo . an increased Mildness an they
would hen comments to, stock tip for
the spr lad, and bummer trade; but until
there n o dome good and eubstantial in
-dentl pointing In thls direction, It is
not II el
Jet
y that benne-ea • generally will
Improve, but that, on the other hand, It
will drag as it has been- using Cur. -the
Pant sixty days.
APPLE BUTTER--Quoted at 630575 c.
ASHES—Quiet and nuchanged. Com
mon Soda Anif, 4: leaned, 43i(gt4E.
Pearls, e(4,9E; Pots. 714, .
APPLES—Continue to arrive pretty
freely, and while the market le rather
dull prices are unchanged. We continue
to quote at $2,50(43.50 per bbl.
BI TlER—Prime to choice - rolr le in
stem y demand, with piles at Sr?@3s,
w.hil the commoner grades are very
dulIJ which is owing to the low price of
lard.
BEANS—In good supply and dull, and
drooping: we cow quote at 61,beg.2 per
bushel for fair to prime.
BROOMS Store prices: No. 2, 63,75.
No. 3,14,5 e; No. 4, 65, 0 0: No. 5, 6.5,50.
Carpet Brooms, 641,00 . 4 6 , 50 . -
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-2,000 its at
2 mine
BROOM CORN-13®17 eta per pound.
CHEESE—Western Reserve: 1644 e;
Hamburg. 17: Ohio Factory 1714 c; Ohio
tioehen, ISc: New York Goshen. 190.
CORN MEAL—Is dull and cannot be
quoted above 00 to 95, in store.
CRANBERRIES—SuppIy light, and a
wide range in price., 625 to *24 par bbl.
CARBON OlL—Dull and drooping;
*snow quote standard brands at 23140
24 eta.
DRIED FRUlT—There Is no Improve
ment in the demand as yet, and the sup
ply is large, unusully Wt. We :continue
to quote Apples, at 748 cis: Pitaelles at
7144 - B%c for quarters and 94(4101.,m for
halves; pared Peaches, 114®20. Bieck
baffle., 120014 e; pitted Cherries, 2S(Pec.
EGGS—Under lrlbieU:Al of increased
arrivals-marked a shade eas-lor; 270 may
be regarded es the ruling price.
FEATHERS—SaIes at 854911, and the
usual advance for small lots, In a retell
way.
FLOUR—Market continue. quiet and
prices are unchanged. We continue to
quote western Inure, In store, at. 6005 .50
tor spring, and 66,50Q16.03 for winter.
Rye flour, 65,90:
GRAlN—There la a fair milling de
mand Itr wheat with sales of good to
prime red at 61,10®1,13—arrivals con
tinue light, and this market is almost
bare. There is nothing to toy in regard
to ode; 42@43, buying, and 45(07, Bell
mg—irate 500 bushels, in snore, at 46
Cern, also, is dull but unchanged: 7oe,A
72, on wharf sad track, and 75W30 in
store. Rye Is unchanged, 60 iu brat '
hands red 53(165 in second hands. Bar
ley is dull with but little offering; good
spring may be quoted at 60, and fair
at 90.
HAY—le quiet and unchanged. Sales
from country wagons at 115(020 per ton.
11138R.S—tialtei et: 4 114(43c per pouter.
110,MLNY—lieles et fe,76C:4 6 , 00 per bli.
LARD OlL—Extra No. 1, city brands,
quoted at $1,•.:5@1,27.
LlME—Easters . white lime, 111,75;
Cleveland, /2.,25.
MAPLE bYItUP--Sales at 61,75 in
gallon Jugs—Jugs included.
ONIONS—Quiet and unchanged; 12G.
2,75 nor blot. as to quality.
POULTRY—We -continuo to quote
dressed chickens, at 14(915 eta , and
dressed terkeys, 15 1').
POTATOES—DuII, notwithstanding
the arrivals continue light, end prices
are barely maintained; we quote at 45
®5OO per bushel.
PEANUISPrime T.ennesse quoted
at S®loo. -
PROVISIONS—The market 1a quiet
and dulL but unchanged. Shoulders.
1254(4121.0 for plain, 13 , ,,A ;1314c fir
Sugar Cored; Sides, 1514 c for Ribbed,
and 161-ic for (near. Sugar Cured Han.,
17.14 c; Breakfast Bacen, 17,14 e. Lard, in
Germs, 150; and In begs, 160. Mese -
Pork, 6-754. Dried Beef. 1 9 1 16 20 ats-
POI'ATOES—Quiet and unchanged.
salmi in store at f 0 tie. ,
PEARL BARLEY—No. 4,6; No. 3
654: No. 1, 61. Oatmeal, 110,50 per Int;
05,50 per half bbl.
SEEDS—Clover seed Is still quoted, in
wore, at 68,25@stl,511—English. 1(0. Tlm
inthy seed, PE ®5%. Flaxseed 62,12
SG T ib. 6o
22 24
St 44
. 47;.4
~yy
SALT—Is quoted at ;1,75 by the car
load.
PETROLEUM INIARMST
Oir/Cli OH Prrrantheast GAIRTTI4.
MONDE!. March. 21, 1370.
Therb was some slight Indication
of an Improvement in the oil . buainew
to-day, that is there was rather more
qtriry and a stronger feeling, though so
far as prices are 'concerned there Is no
quotable change. There la no cause as
signed for this Improvement, If such It
'can be called, with the exceetion, Per
haps,', that the impression is gelnlng
strength that oil is cheap and that is a
'ode investment at present prices. True.
Crude, notwithstanding the decline, ta
hill higher, relatively, than refined, but
some of our refiners aro -Impressed with
the belief that it is not likely to go much
tower, and that It is good policy to buy
now, and In case It does go lower, to buy
more, and than secure a low average.
TUIe la about the only cause that can be
assigned, as there is nothing either In
the eastern or foreign advices to war
rant an IlaprOVClatat.
outing.
Bales of 1,000 bbli Parker's Landing,
at 10%; SSO do at 10,4 f: 1,000 (40 to 40)
seller April, at 11, (sold on Saturday
evening) at 11; and 1,000 bble seller
March et 11I4; and 3100 was paid for the
rivelege of placing 1.000. Ws any time
between now and July- Ist, at Ily,.
Buyer all year could have been seld at
i 4 cents.
Market firmer, especially March do.
livery, which is about half a cent better
thou on Saturday, with 26 bid. May and
Join quoied at '274;®27%; May to Oc
tober, 2634; buyer until September at 2D;
buyer all year, 8034 @St bid and salted.
No sales effected that we could hear of.
ILEOXEPTS OF 0611011 .01f: ST A. Y. R. A.
Sunbeam 011 Works 160 big', on ac
count S. Truby Jr:. J. Wilkins '240, on
account Porterfield tr. McCombs; Fisher
Rroa. 160, on account E. li. Long; Stella
Oil Works SO, on account O.S. Goldwica;
Fisher Bro. 80. on account name; A. B.
Mills SO, on account W. Bartle.' •
800 bolt.
Total
SIPIIMENTS OF Olt. HI A. V. B. Z.
J. M. Biter 169 bids relined t. W. P.
Logan dr. Bro., Philadelphia.
McKolvy Bra's. dc Co. 478 labia refined
W. Blair &Hon liarriaburg.
Fulton, Marvin Co., 60 bbla tar to W.
O. Laird,
Total.
OIL KNIPP= EAST DUQUESNE DEPOT.
IfutchlnAo Oil .k Refining Co. 175 hbla
refined to A. IL McHenry A Co., Phil&
OIL 81111 . PSD ISAJST Sr WKST PENN It. a.
Kirkpatrick dt Lyone, 307 bb Le to
W; P. Logan Bro., Phila.
Union Refinin Storing Co. 160 tibia
ref. to Logan Aro g .
6r. Co., Phila.
Total 467 bbla.
O=M4:3IIEN V CATTLE EARICET
OPYRIE Or PITTSBURGH GAZETTR
MONDAY, March 21, MO.
°ATILT..
Following shows the number or cars
on male, the points at which they were
chipped and the names of the shippers: .
M. Verner, Chicago 3 cars
P. Hartman. Chicago • 2 cars
Gass & Kraus, Chicago 2 cars
Zeigler &Haas, Chicago._ ...... -- 1 car
Haztewood & 8., Chicago 1 car.
43 8 .: M ln aTk et' s s fi te r i o n ., 4 C C h h ica lc a ogo .L. ....... ...._ 31 car
e
Mark. & Rethehilda, Chicago 1 cars'
L. Bothchilds & Z.. Chicago 1 car
L. & J. fillamberg, Chicago 4 cars
Greenwald. & K., Chicago 2 cars
L. Reefer, Chicago a....
8. Kaufman, Chicago ' 1 car
Traurman & Lohman, Chicago—. 5 can
Greenwald & Kahn, Loudonville_ 1 car
J. W. Unger, Canton 1 car .
J. & B. Needy, Newark 2 ears
Prepaid .. 4 care
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Total • 38 cars
Total last week • ..36 cars
The number of cattle on sate today
wee again small, not exceeding 650
head, and with a good local demand and
some inquiry for shipment, the market
was Wtronger and quicker than for several
Weeks, and as might be expected, prices
ruled higher. • Most of the Mock on wale
were of the better grades, conalstlng of
nice smooth steers, and but very few. of
what are visually termed scalawag , . but,
as already intimated, all kinds of stock
was held very firmly st fall price&
Berry. of Holmes, Lafferty &Co., good
authority, 'tonsil as James Martin, quote
an advance or 25 to BO eta per cwt, com
pared with laid week, and. dealers, gen
erally. report it a good 'market, though
come of them alleged that they would not
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make much, an their - cattlo coat too changed and quiet with extra at /LSO@
much in the-west. It Is a fact, however, 4,75. and family at-/C45,25. Vie heat un- -
that many of these cattle dealers are an cbancect and quiet at 31,C6E41.05. Oats
Inveterate set of grumblers, always loc. 49453 c and dull. Rye 63(NiSe and In
inc mosey, market alwayn herd, In but limited demand. Croton Bow at
their opinion, sod
t' woe almost be 2114Q.220, for middling. Whisky Irde and
led to believe that Hoy" were on the Ito fair demand. Meas Fork held at
singular, $26,25, but no -demand. ! Bulk Meats
verge df bankruptcy. It la
however, that they continuo In a bind. , to.(0 for shoulders, and 12
Wier
urea that toelwa golnit agaluat them, ; (s)l4c for nielce; clear ilb Odes sold at
lu wham they 00 nearly alvrays losing 1 14N c, but nor; held at 1471:.. Lard dull
money, nod remarkable that they ale at tic for prime eteaUl and kettle, but no
pear to get along ZhOtr. ea well 111 people , dem an d.an Sugar Cured ll3lna Wells,
grularally. ares and higher at 320537 c.
Several lef the rregular dealers bad no ; Fano dull at 2:2&.130- Linseed Oil dull
stock toolity, I:winding .104.,...,11. Huff, lat 93@,9c. Lirel 0:1 steady at g1,20@1.,2 5 .
Numol, Carr Mei latent MeAllieter. I Petr.letterl2 o Gl:a o for retitled.
John t ulle; H... on bend but be had no I LOUMVILI.a, March 21.-Cotton quiet
Cattle, and John Kerivill WV) about are
-- 1 and %needy. Flour . extra faultily •IZ , .
!I l e a! a At: s o
p v - t o
r C k o . r i t i 0 t5 . 3 ,1 . 3 :. : ;,t rii 2 ta 1,5„ 6 . 3 2 , 11. 1 , t 0 T t 0 i
usual, but what he done or tried to do, (4 .
we are usable to Ray. We also noticed
come eastern buyers in attendance, in- ! ehouldera 11!;;C; clear r ib
15'; clear
rilt Ol4e;des
eluding, antrng °therm, Briggs, dilleman ,15 - 0 ; ,,c. Bulk ahoulder oClear
eel Anil, but they were unable to buy clear aides IWc: clear rib 140. Lard:.
anything as they could not stand the prima tierce 15c. liateka augur cared
18 c. Whisky: raw firmer at 924930;
sale. 105 bbla. Tobacco: $3@;7,50 fur
trash to lug's; £848,40 for low leaf to
bright manufacturing; market dun.
MEMr nye, March 21.-Cotton quiet and
steady at 2214 e; receipts, 1,774 bales; ex
ports, 3,666 bales.. Flour dull; auperfine%
at 114,75. Corn: large receipts; nales at 96
ff 4090. Oats at 63(105c. Hay nt $27. Bran
at 020. Lard at 1410316 c. Pork at P 7,50.
Bacon : shoulders at 1134 C, Sides at 16%c;
bulk shoulders, 10%c; odes, 14.15.15 c.
PIIIIADELPitIaMarch 21.-Flour dull
with super at 51,25g4,37. Corn active
with yellow at fil492e. Oats dull at 540
55c. Petroleum null with crude at 19®
tilde, and relined 2540. Provisions
nem. Mesa Pork $26(420,25. Lard 14ti - e.
W Malty dull and uuchaogod.
DETROIT, March 21.-Flour; demand
moderato at $7,56 Wheat a Mind° firm
er; extra white $1,14Q1,1 5 No4l. do $1,13N
(01,14; amber $1,041 regular 61,65. Oats
limner at 450. Barlov 51,5541,60, per
rental. Clover sued $3,3008,40.
BA
,2 March neatateady
at 51,2 0111,27. Cern active: white Del®
92c and yellow 91@93c. Oats 53054 r.
Baron quiet; rib - aloha 15c char midair 160
and shoulder. 120. Rams It Lard
quiet at 15(fI160. Whisky lion at 99c451.
PHILAUE:I•IIIA, March 21.- Beef cat
tle dull and LeAlia lower. with sales Of
1,7i0 extra camumu at sG6lic. Sheep
dull; salad 12,000 brad at 6@leNc. lloga
251350 c higher, with sales 2,001 at sl2(ge
12,50 for slop and 513413,50 for corn fed.
- MILVIATICS6, March 2 1.-Wheat dull
at 1150 for No 1, 71451,e for Nu 2. Oath
ateady at 3934 c for No 2. Corn *Mar at
fie for now. Rye lower at 69e - for No I.
Barley nominal. .
ToLearo, March 21.-Whaat dull and
nor:ha:cod; amber Michigan $1,05, No 1
red $1,1144, No 1 do 1,H,0134, Be 3 do 95e.
Corn a abode lower; new 79c, no grade
740, yellow 85e. Clever need held at 13.
NAsnvitaat, March 21.-CottOn quiet;
low middling 200. good ordinary 19c;
stock 5,2:10 bale.
ts. 00 Beßn by to tha re•
port of pWILL reference
ales, prime to extra fat steer%
sold at SCEt•S%, medium to good at 7@7%,
and stockers at s};(o.q. Fresh cows .
may be quoted all the way from 140 to
989, with but few sales above or 975.
11011cl:tit& Zsigier Bold 57 head
Chicago stock at 7@tB.
Baas Jr. Kraus 36 bead mixed dock
from Chicago at fiN6J,Bii• _
S. Lowenstein 18 bend of fair to 'good,
front Chicago, at 6341 7,40.
51. Varner 61 bead, front Chicago,
mixed stock, at 6®791.
Peter Hartman 23 head of good to ex
tra, at 6;0_4814'.
- Holmes, Latlitrty 61 Co. sold 18 head
of mixed at 667,-1
Katz it; Keeler 29 head of Gtr to extra
at
GretutWilla ti, Kahn 69 head mixed
eto3k, front Ohio and Illinois, at 6% r gs.
Trautman S Lohman 96, eotd stockers
at 5);p6, rat cattle at nWihs9,, , .
ilaziewood Itischatuck 4e head of
good to extra at 'ups.
I.dc J. Shambura . 65 head, all from
elven°, at 6}j(4' 4.
Jas. o'lllollln sold 12 head mixed
• Mock, from Washington county, at 5;4,89
7 1:..
S. Marks Bro. CI, all from Chicago,
good to ax.tra, at 748 N.
1. ,It S. "Needy totalled. I car load and
shipped otio car to NOW York.
Thoro was again a very Small mipply
at cheep on sale to day, the whole burn.
her reported Sold only reaching 5%0..1n
the aggregate. which. ordinarily. in not
one Morth the number usually wanted
hero to supply the butchery. It did not
take many ri tea prices aced to day, to
supply the butchery, many of whom
btaight none not being willing to pay
the price that holders were able to real.
lzo. As will be mean by reference to the
report or salon, prices ruled high, eovoral
ininehea selling at from 7(411.14 eta per
pound, and even ecalawags, brought big
figures, $234g334 per bead. The sheep
men had it pretty much all their own
way to-day, and must have made a good
deal of money, as they realized big prices
—they got ail the profit thin weak-leav
ing little or none for the butchers,.
A,larn add 35 heal averaging
71t.i' the to L. Ilofftnan, at mas per head.
Stakely dr Pao. wholesaled 47 averag.
lug 105 lbi, to an eastern man, at t 73.5 per
Maul.
T. J. Alford sold 21 heed of extra.
nvcreging over 130 lbs, at SS,4O per cwt.
Fed in Lawrence Co. this State.
John F. licitly sold 33 scalawags to
Iteletter, et 521,; per head.
Jamb Wain sold 25 averaging:about 70
lba, at 1.3 N per brad.
Stouffer wholesaled 83 head ecalawngs,
PI per head; a 15024 head good, at *5
par head.
W. Moonshine had 44 head; sold 24 to
C. Weide, averaging 07 lea, at 7,t•i"; bal
ance held MON. •
Join Fat day 21 head extra averaging
140 Itte. to Peter. Fairley, at
Garwlrs sold hfi head averaging 35 lbs.
at rei - per lined.
Winter sold 20 head, at 0140;4.
limerick - Co. 70 brad extra to Peter
Testi, averiging 112%, at 7 cts; 2.5 head,
same buyer, at fitj per head; 2a head to
Wan, at ;13,35.
The 11.1 g market vim; moderately
am lea to day, and with only a moderate
supply, prices were fully so...tattled,
remain: In a retell way, from add ate.
Stock llo,ra are Pararea and Lriny j u.st Be
much ne howl.
J. S. Nortiy wholesaled s car road to
limerick Je Co., at etc.
31.4UK1LT ., . Ftl 'rell.r.filt ti.M.
Nnw Yung, March IL—Cotton dui
heavy mei lower, with wile. of 9000 bal.
a t 21 , ,0 for 1111.151inx upland, Floor—
receipts. 8391 Lb:a—elle:lly favors buy
ers, with sake of- 11 4 00 bi:le. at 94,5334,e5
for superfine State std western, 11,70(4.
5,50 for extra State, 94,5535,60 for extra
western, $5,2536,30 for white wheat ex.
Ira, 94,5536,00 for R. 11. 0., 95,3039,15
for extra St. Louie, 8i1,2038,59 for good
to choice do.,end tow grades for export
1 , at 54,80. Rye flour quiet, with nal. at
' 150 bble at 54,4035,30. Cornmeal quiet,
With sales of 100 bbts western at 94,25.
Vi Wilkey firmer, with axles of 450 Mile
at 9131,01 for western free, closing
11-mer at 51,01, and 100 bbot patent at
'
9994 c. Wheat—receipts, - 13,200 bush—
.
lassitude easier with afar bualsiese: sales
New bush, at 1ie3890 for rejected spring.
9994c351, 00 14 for No. 3 spring sad 51,459
431,12 for No. 2 do., the latter price for
V
choirs, 51, for No.l do, delivered. 51,34
for southern red Illinois, 91,2431,27 for '
veinier red and - emoor western and 51,50 1
31,62 S for white State. Rye quiet. 1
.Barley more active; sales of 30.000 bush,
at 700 for California and 95c391,10 (Cr 1
Caueda West., Barley Malt quiet. Cern:
receipts 6,396 beset market without de
cided chuge eales of 21,000 bush, it '92
971 0 for new ulixed western,-953efs for I
white western and 11,01 for yellow Jar- I
eey. Oat.: receipt. 1,K.5 bush; market
dull; sales- of 61,000 bush, at 563
584:3 for western and 603623 fez
Oluo and , State. Stock grain in
warehouse: 'wheat, 2,266.476 Medi; cora,
4.270 bush; oats, 952 ,• 90 be rye,
311,Zt3 bush; barley, 166,w3+5 bush; malt,
02,914 hush; peas, 16.040 bush. Woe dull
at 51436540. for Carolina. Coffee quiet.
Sugar dull, with sales 3:1/ Wide Cuts at ,
9,X,;(f5.91ec. Dialaese. New Orleans dull.l
Raps quiet at 153260. for American. Pe- I
Pe
troleum firm st 141214i(e. for crude and
26,43261 i for refined. Linweid 01l dull 1
at 903030 in cask., Pork steady. with
.1.350 bbis at 926 for mews, $19320
prime, and 122 for prime mess, also sales
1.500 but, new me. seller Marc
APrIl,
May and July 26e.' Beef quiet: . 130 bble
at 5140315 for new mess; 514,00317,59 1
for new extra mess. Tierce Beef firm
with sal. 600 tea at 82.4328 for prime
mess, and 927330 for India mass. Beef
Hems quiet with sales 7EI bails at 528332.
Cut Mats steady and decidedly more oa
fish v e fitlasales 1,119 pima at 10,43120 for
shoulders,and 14 , ,431514a for barns.
Middles ull with Bale. 120 boxes at 12,140
for Cumberland cut, and 1414i3 for long
clear. Lard quiet and riechanged with
sales 415 ten at 13%314;0 for 1it(.121, and
1414315 c for kettle rendered. Butter
I eteettY kt 10326 0 for Ohlo. Che.e quiet
lat 14011634 c. Freights to Liverpool
heavy and lower with ithipments 30,010
bush per steam at 3;.ici. .
DUCAL —:Flour elated dull and a shed°
lower on common and medium. Wheat
heavy at 1111,031,12. for No 2 lining, and
51,2431,27 for winter red and amber
western. Rye nominal. Oats dull and
heavy at 66358 c for wanton, in store and
afloat. "Cern dull at 0/3970 for new
mixed western. Pork quiet at 916 for
mese, Beef quiet but steady. Cat Meats
In good request at lul l prices. Beoon
nominal. Lar stea dy at 14ye for rime
steam. Eggs and in ' fair de mand,
Caucado . . March -21.—. Exchange Is
[unchanged., Flour very quiet at 13,253
4,75 for spring extra. Wheat: No.l quiet
.83384 c, No. 2 fairly active and rang
' leg at 75376%c, closing toy at 75103
174‘0; this atternoon it sold at 7fic for
cash, 75010 for seller ApriL Orirn firm
and steady; 1431 c higher, cloning .72
37214 0 for N . °. 2, and 623650. no grade
at64o and new at lific. :Oats moderately
activeand firm at 37143373.1 c, closing at
3714 c for No. 2. Rye neuter at 65943
67%0 for No. 2. Barley nominaL
Utah.
wines firm at 93e for wood,- and Dic for
iron bound. PrOVISIOLIS Very quiet
and steady, closing at. 125,60 fog
mess pork, 13%c for lard, 90 for dry salted
ehoulders, 120 for rough sides and 130
' for shert rib middles lose. Receipts
during the mod 48 hour. 4879 bble flour,
8090 Mash :wheat, EL22O bush Corn, 56411
bush oats, 1450 bush rye, 1140 bush 'bar.
ley, 271 hogs. Shipments: .5170 bids
flour, 52,973 bulb
• Wlicipt, 13,5:26 bush
corn, 7940 Nish ° ate,
360 bush rye, 3234
bush barley, 42 hogs.
Sr. LOUTS. March 31.—Tobacco steady
at full prices. Cotton steady at El®
V.;., , e. Recap dull 'at 91,1831.6/ for fair
to choke undreamed and 52,2032,30 for
dressed. Flout dull, 93,9034,12% for
superfire, 94,2534. 50 for extra, 94,203 1
4,75 for double extra and 553.5.25 for
treble extra. Corn more active and
- firmer. at 783 for mixed, 783790 for yel
low and 8000840 for white.
.oats
lower
and unsettled;
only a few sates in a ,
small way, at foCc for. mixed. Barley
Barn: Wes of prime to chides Mlnneebta
at 950341. Rye wanted at 71372 c.
Whisky firiner at 933. Sugar quiet at '
9ii312,4 0 for common to choice. Coffee
steady at 19%32 23 for good to choice.
Molasses dull at 603800 for • plantation.
Pork quiet; amt
lots sold at 526,253
326,50. • Bacon: sales of shoulders 10940,
clear rib at 14%0 and clear sides pt isq
5315940; clear aides wanted at 15q In
round lots, without Bolters. '
CENOI2IIIIATI, March 24—Flour nn'
MEE
MEM
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 22, 1870
I=
Live Muck Market,
Now Yoga, March 21. — This is the
econd week of alight run of cattle, the
tote' bolus 4,900, of which 2,600 were on
toile to day: 67 care et Communipao, f 6
at Weehawken and 44 at liundrodila
street; trade wee very lively and all sold
early at a quarter to a half cent advallee,
or mostly rem 1434 to 160, with primect
1534 e and butte at 12a. The only car load
of Texans, 1,303 the gloss, brought 14e,
57 Ms per cot, and a thin drove of II
cot Illinois steers at limo price, 56 the
per cwt. The -best ten selected cattle
brought 17r, 59 Ile per cot. The finest
drove of 117 Illinois etrere, 79.; cot, sold
at 1541614 c. 70 Ohio steam. 614 cot, sold
at 14345160. `SO Missouri, 7 cot, sold at
160. The market averaged strong at
75 with only a medium clans of cattle' '
mostly from Illinois, Missouri and -In•
Mans; the rlo•e one very firm. Sheep
were a 34,- higher, with leceipta of 13,700
far the week, and 2.450 to day; sale. of
nine cars at Forty eighth street. thrum at
Counnualpaw, and one at Weehawken;
no sheep are selling at Forty-eighth
street; buyore are Wm at the ad.
vatice, but all are selling at 669 c,
viz: a car State sheep 79 pound at 6Nc; a
deck of 100 pounds Mamschusets at 7 . 4 , 1 c;
a car or 90 pounds Ohio it Sc; a lot of l 00"
pounds Michigan at B'4r, and a deck of
103 pones Musachusetts at 9c. Hogs,
went to 13c last week, but sold uniformly
at 12?.;e net to day. Arrtvala for the
week:o,sl ,o head, of which 32 rare came on
Sunday awl to-day, all to elaugritorors•
Western drifieed are very scarce; a car
of 130 pounds - Wild at 1134 c.
en 'CAM March bogs 25@30c
lower at 64,2643 1 5,95 for conimun to extra
C.iitle quint at 20( - 42.50 lower et *4,75g
7,30 for cows to choleo chipping beanie.
.1 4 :sw YoRO, March 21.—Weather very
tine and the mark•t to native at polite
what Irregular rates. Stevens' Crashes
are quoted by Jobbers as (nilowe: Sena
bleached ft 9e; orown ills; bleached DM
do 114.111 , 4 e; do 12S0; do P 12140; do
IMica• de N 14c; do Ike: l9, do twilled do NN 15e do
le,. de M do .X.X
rolled 16.1 do Cobol and Caledonia
apron cheeks all off le per yard. Extra '
Alton sell at 29c. Indian head brown
eh...ills:lbleacgs are reduced to 19c. ona-
dale hed cambric; anilineare down
to Z 1 14e. Print market still In middle.
Hamilton H cloth in reduced by agents
to mia the'Conesings to 11c, while
Sprague.; medium work le advanced to
11, sod extra robes to 111.4.; but there
are plenty prints equally go od-it ONO§
1014 e.
imponTs WV 6..".k7Lttomt)..
PITT:int:PEN FORT ITAINN AND CIO.
CAOO RAMIE:AD. March- 21.-35 Olds oil,
W Worthen; 300 green hideo,.J Ham
mett & Sons; 400 eke flour, T C Jenkins A
tiro; 250 green lildas, 'Batley, Magee &
Cu; 313 toil' green bides, D Chesnut &
Co; 111 tre shoulder., F • Sellers A Co; 6
bales broom corn, Jai . Courier; 4 bbl'
eggs, 2 hf de butter, 1 tub do, H Ilea Jr;
154 bpi wheat, J 8 Liggett & Co; 35 eke
pearls, Dithrldge AlSons; 200 bbls flour.
tichomaker &L; 1 block marble, W W
Waller.; 6 corabarSteley, Spence Corr &
00 b M oa
c.
Kay; 71 has soap, P wart Jr
starch, S J Barrett; 10 coke-kluge., 6 tas
do, Logan, Gregg dr - Co; 10 kg. butter,
Vangorder .4.5; 10 green bides, Seibert
& Berg; 11 reams paper, Godfrey AC;
52 oil I,bls, Drape t It; 6 rolls leather, 0
RAI offatott; 30 bxs .cheerie,, Canfield &
K; 67 empty c arboys. J Irwin
b b
011, John Spear &.Co: 10 aids onions,
Randolph &8; 176 Cgs rye, Woodworth
& D; 4 begs butter, .1 A Grail; 4 do do, 1
hf bbl do, Volgt, Mahood & Ce; 100 •
Crescent 8 Co; 16 cars maul J.
Wood, S A Co; 3 do do, Pgh Fge Iron Co;
7 do do, Simick & Co; 3 do du, Coleman,
Rohm A Co; Ido do, Loomis at C; 2 do
do. Superior Mile.
CLEVELAND AND PITTEIIIIRGH ReJL
ROAD March 20.-1- car ore. Graff, 11, ,k
Co; 2 cars iron ore, Jones & Loughlin;
4 earn Iran ore, 4 do w ore, Shoenborger,
Blair & Co; I ear b ore, Everson, 18 & Co;
1 car e s ore, Bryan & Co; 2 care lumber,
.A Clark & Co; 60 bble pet field, Pal
mer &L; 1001 r bblo, Lockhart t7o: 100
bbl' lime, 8 Davidson; 1 car oats, Gra
ham & 91; 25 hie h Ware, Holcomb & Co;
10 bxo cheese, 4 bbl' eggs, 1 - do d apples,
1 box butter, .7 Daub; lot furiuture,
Lemon &Weise; 16 bail Ink, J Henderson
& Bro; 10 kgs p barley, 8 P Shriver & Co;
16 do de, Rinehart; & El; 6 bbls o meal,
W France; 9 Jugs molasses, W C Arai
strong; 20 bbl. flour, 1' Duff & Son; 2do
eggs, 2 b..' butter, Adorns & T; 20 pkgs
w thh. J Wilson- & Son; 3 doz chairs.
Copy & Son; 2 blob. eggs, 6 do annles ,
do poses, Braggerinan & 0. ,
, PITIEIBUROR, CINCINNATI. AND ST.
Louts RAILROAD. Starch 21.-1 car
mover, .7 Painter & Son; 12 bga corn, 11
do meal, McHenry & H; 1 bbl eggs, 1 boi
butter, 1 c hide,ltnbb & Et; 25 bbl' flour,
C A Boucher, 18 bgs oattl; SlcMulby & St
6 do Onion', Meatier & II; 11 bbls eggs. 8
tubs butter, 1 keg lard, W 11 Graff; 37 jt
hides, U H Anderson; 2 bbla d apples ' W
El Rankin; 9 bbli apples, Volgt, M itCo;
1 bbl eggs. F O Craighead; Ido do,.Head
M; 3 boa mdse, Ifidthrldv A Sou; 8 do
do, Arbuckle..
ALLERGEN!' VALLIET RAILROAD,
Marco, 21-2 cars metal,,Lockhart, F et
Co; 71 cars opal, Kfer. Footer A Co; 32 do
do, Armstrong, D & Co; 18 do do, Cole.
mclo n an, R 1
becar bay, C
Co;
2 cora I
c lone, Sheenrg, B & Co; 2 bdla leather,
D Chestnut & Co; 1 car metal, .1 Moor.
held; 1 do grain, Scott & G; 1 box but
ter. 1 bbl eggs, 11 Freese; 1 eke berries, A.
Moray's; 4 do eke seed, E Ileaaleton; 7
pkgs marketing, J MoD CroaSen.
&ILI:OREN! STATION March 21.-4
cars, cooperage, J M Hemphill; 202 bits
oat", It Knox & Son; 7 cars metal, Graff,
Bennett itCo; 2 cars wheat, W McKee &
Co; 1 oar Darter, J Rhodes & Co; 16 ebb.
40 mks flour, IS U McMasters; 3 care
metal, Spang, C A Co; 1 do do, Lindsay
& McCutcbootin 1 car cooperage, Ralya &
R; 1 car *best, Kennedy Bto; 1 car lum
ber, B Ingham; 4 pkgs cigars, WIS
Park. •
Pirrelollo le .4 CONNELLSVILLIC RAIL.
ROAD, March 21.-2 cars metal, John
Moorhead; Ido do, Dunbar Iron Go; 1 1
bdis hides, H A..Hartzell; 34 bp corn, W
Welsh & Co; 11 bids onions, Steel A Brat
189 bdla paper.. Markle & Co; 23 bushels
charcoal, Rodleb.elm & Affelder; 154 bgs
wheat, Scott & Glool; 25 bgs corn, Dan
Wallace; 6 kgs butter, Bigger A 7,ewle;
800 bdla paper, Smith & Stand.. ,
....... ... .. 1,.. ,~ ..... .., ~. _ ~e.
pkga butter, 2 do egg.. lI Fraekey; 10
pkgs produce. Armin: & Co: 3 do do, D
Lindsay.
CINCINNATI ran ARLINGTON, March
21.-25 bole dried peaches, Arbucklee &
Co; 32 ale dried applee, 1 bit do, 18 eke
dried peaches, 5 bble W C Arm
strong; 1 be eggs, Saud Devol; 2 horses.,
Joe Dickerna: 57 Oils applee. 3 do eggs, 2
do butter, 30 blda dried fruit, 2 ske do, 1
- bag feathers, 1 do rage, Day &...Co: 12 bids
eggs, 4 do dried epplOk, P Duff &Son; 31
bales cotton, Eagle Cotton Mille; 47 baleen
hemp, u. Unro t k A Co; SO bales Cation,
Holmes, Bell ,t Co; 0 do do, E Hyde &
Soo; ID bide &Ind peached., W Miller A
Co; 1 be dressed cbickene, 2 pkg.; eggs,
Meaner h Ilarpor; 2 do do, 1 do dressed
poultry, Meyer; 3 boa eggs, 5 eke corn,
It Rea Jr: 7 pugs furniture, Demon &
Welaa; 1 bbl sorgbutu, 9 pkge 'eggs, 63
eke potatoes. Volgt,.Mahood A Co; 9
bales hemp, Vengordr &.Slaelleird; 4 bee
egge, Woodworth & Davison; 11 bdla
sacks, JAW Fslrley; 4 Ithda• bacon, 25
bide oil, Joe H Parker.
CINCINNATI pelt AROOMY, March, 21
5 bble egg!, H lea, Jr; 4 do do, Yeigt,
A Co; 2tedo do, 40 do fruit, S Devil; 6 bee
bromine, Clark A Co; 5 canes I powders.
R E Seltore Ye Co; 2 hf :blurs molasses, 2
libels sugar, Horner, W & Co; 17 pm fur
niture, H. Berger: 48 baler cotton, 1[111.•
reedy, C A Co; 23 pkgs candies, Evans D
A U; ado tobacco, Johnston A C; 25 Mils
.ierldAy, Evert A Co; 2 do eggs, Meaner
& 11; 1 be epnols, Eagle Cotton Mille; 25
aka p nuts, Shepard it D; 2do corks,
Armstrong A Cu; 20 tone pig Iron, Loomis
C; 40 hbds !tiger, .1 S Dilworth A Co;
02 do do, J McDevitt; 1 case eaddle y,
Crawford & Co; 96 plows, Bidwell & Bro;
1 lot aiming, Ueo Calden.
'I. nem WiiEELINU row SaaLE, March
21.—18 Ida, pOlatora, R Arnold; 1 Bet of
harnees, Campbell & Co; T 2 bbla pots
toes, Bruggerinan a 0. 19 eke d apples,
8 tibia do, 2 aka raga, I bbl seed, S Duvet;
100 bgs e corn, J
. ¢ W . Fairley; G bble
graves, W Fleecing A Son; 2.50 bills pa
per, tiadfry A Clink; 1,380 feet walnut
lumber, W C Hopper, 40 beef hides, W
Hull; 1 hoe seed moors, W W Ktlo3; 90
tone pig J W Porter: 43 bills print
paper, I l lttepurgit Paper Memel Co; 150
bga ear corn, }Cobb & H: 26 bbls apples.
5 beg hurter, Volgt, 01 Co: 1 horse, Mr
Wilson; 105 pee lumber, Ritchie, le & Co,
The river le again rising under the In
fluence of recent Valne,.and tho Monon
gahela mark. last evening indicated 7
foot 2 inches. Weather cloudy and
somewhat cooler with Indications of
snow. Mercury sito,n at 4 nearly all
day—wind northwest. -
The Arlington, from Cincinnati, ar
rived about vii o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The Anderson left ahead of her
and she kept the Major doing her best
all the way up to Wheeling, where she
(the Anderson) arrived about 10 min
ute. ahead.- The Arlington depart. as
usual to day at 12 o'clock, and plia9en
pere and shippers 'Mould bear in mind
that Capt. Moore is particular about
leaving no time.
The Phil Sheridan from Cinch:nat.
and the Wild Duck from St. Louie, are
due to-day. The Nellie hegira from St.
Louis, should reach hero within the
neit day or two.
The Selindeparted for Wheeling, end
'the Julia arrived from Zanesville. -
The Phil Sheridan will load here for
the Upper Mississippi,`, going clear
through to St. Paul.
The Lino Packet Lake Sm.
parlor, isNorthern
almost cempleted and will
moon he ready for borineen. She Is in
all respect' a, magnitidint boat, and - le
well worthy of tha company for which
she was cm:intruded.
The Sallie la loacitng at Cinclritlati for
New Orleseo, and the Messenger wan
eddertieed to leave Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh last W edoesday.
- An will be seen by card: the Wild
Dock, Capt. Auswelt, la announced for
St. Louts forthwith. here in a chance
for St. Louis shippers. .
The St. Louie and Adrit - ode river
packet Lion has been fully established. I
—The Juniata left- Cincinnati on Sun
day and the St. Charles arrived there
yesterday afternoon.
—The deaMboats New Yerk, from
Bayou Bartholomew with nine hundred
bales of cotton, and Chas. IL Duero,
from St Louie, wore burned Monday
morning ne New Orleans. Lost 1150,000.
Itty Ctuo+t• Plki ket
IMPORTg BY RIVER
pirrssonau, finowNsvir.t.a AND UK.
NEVA PACKET Co., March 21.-38 mks
barley, Johnston & bbla ap.
piss, 1 keg butter, Vole. Mahood & Co;
16 bga corn, J L Rhodes; 200 ban window
glass, R 0 Schmertz: i bbls apples, J
Dilworth & Co; 50 aka oats, W H Nazitker
& Son; 25 bbla apples, Randolph &
Suppe; 205 window glass, A. ring; 150 do
do, kt Frye; 2 bin eggs, P Carnalum; 2
•
RIVER NEWS.
Upper hirers
MORCIANTOWN, W. VA., March 21.
River rialmr, with am feet water In th.,
channel. Weather cloudy. Theruiume'
ter 46 at 4 2'. M. W.
•
OIL CITY,' Mareh
wly, with two feet w•ntor in tho ebon
1. I.Vetither cloudy. Thonnometu
• •
Ntarcll I . —River Max
Kollar V. trial ',even feat channel
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 43 at
r. Y.
•
ItEENTIOII.O. March 2L—River rlain
ith mix feet Mx Inches water In lb,
Amine'. Weather cloudy. Therrnom
ter 44 la 6 r. w.
RIVER PACKETS
MEM
TTSBtRGIIAND
PACKET LINE.
Tho ste • and aptroultd eldr-.lt , ollar ion k
JUNIATA. Capt. C. C.. DIM:IN/Sl,
null leave Pittsburgh for Cluclmola aviptf -
TRUR+UAt at I% ,Polout urotuptli• Ituturu .
log, will lor..ye Clitelnuatt NVICHT BUM/AY at
IS IL
for grolght or outage. apply on ward or to
.IgLACE 1. COLLIN° AUJU
Pot? JANIEN COLLIN:I - AN. ota.
ra,ll)p.rt:k KvAx7
SBURaI .AND CINCI
PACKET LINE
The new and nolonild Mdewheel ,
Meamer,22.l.lNOTtlll. DANIEL
11001111.11• Mer. A. 11. ND. Cleft: I
Clltllburgb for elleillE•LI every TUttl./LT al
12 M. promptly. Metondos. troves I:Melo:loll
for Pa..sloggh, at 12 M. tom FIIIDAY.
f r er t. mos..ge.. or other Information, ap
ply oo bog rd or to
JAMES C0 1 .1.1111 , .
fel FLACK 6 COLLIMUNVO0 11 . Agents.
TENTI2.II 2 EVANN.
No. 2 Wood street, Po+ moiler Ageom.
MEMO
NOR.
EVA NiiV ILL E
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CAyReOIANDeS OUM
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WILD DUCE...—. J. W. ArlAvrkbi, Comb . ,
Curie. A orate. Clerk, will lotve'ne W DEIN sk.
DAV, Mere . *34. roe the above and Intermediate
For fralLht
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lac=
MZILZIZIaI
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Evcacm
ONA new RT. PAM.. WII MOUT Rae
PING.—The spleeeld slie-wheel steamer.
run. $llll.ltlDAN•.Csrt. E. V. Roacomeg,
Will Isere en WEDS R 814.1. the SIMS fast., et
*Wreck r. L.
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MIMSOUBI RIVER
FORT DENTONAgir m e
FNUTHEMISiOtint RIV/03..
en , yr ook t soten.lnt Ple aver
VAIL %its - co. . • ....... S Cooyso.,
WWI Inane lot Ito ;tom. and Intonnedlnio port.
on SATURDAY, bluoti n •
Yor frerfArmyte,ALry on bonze. or to
toinigno' on,
STEAMSHIPS
TO LIVERPOOL .A2VD,, a
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QUEENSTOWN ,
TRH Mahn OWL STEAMS
I.l%l°Anti:T=. l ""'"' "°" 4 .la -
CITY OP TAME_ CITY. OF ANTET RP.
" B°6(TTI! OP C FNIig N II .
orth R EVERT ' EA
k.A.LTIMUEE.
For
p .
North Ittrer . Hew Yorb
luformutlon apply to \
WILLIJUI BILIOILLE, Jr.,
143 MITI:MILD STREET. Pittsburgh.
HART, CAAIGIIET & co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
corner Fourth and Wood Streets,
Inrratt/Raff. PA.
PUOCESSOIL TO HANNA, HART v
=
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
•
Aud particular attentloale of d to th - puretkuas
And .
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COVERNMENT BO DS.
Slght, Draft!! on Leo don
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F.rricie To il.ovit DEALERS
AND CIONBUSIEIIS. — We am now rennin..
irliticg. AND
Z s ) alteiV l n , wf r u i ll i hreetell
WIILAT, purchased In °lbsen. Parte,. we.
end hioneeu counties, Indiana. This lot of
Wheat Is the vary beet tobe found tad eaneken
be so in Wed by any la the Slotted States.
We h. , a also nehbed our hoprovementa•
nodare Bening Cloths WI Cooling ROOM.
and are now prepared to furntah the beat Flour
we have mtde for ten years at prices that del
oldupetltlon On the MOO trades of flour.
R. T. &
re.l Dianne BUt, Allethenl.
bentsenbet 13. ne9.
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OrcOssimprioN.
DU. SCHENCK'S COLMONIC rxhur for the
"172'1111./s,t4aZi IttiVitrtiuTPD4:lli for the
core of Dyrpepsta and all the Debtil:ated Canal,
Done or the Stoe , sob.
CIIEH(Di'S StANDUAKE PILLS. for
Dleeeres of the Liver or to met as a Ovule ru
getter.
All of the.o three Nle.Vet .- re see often reUolt ,. .t.
to enrinie COII3I/IV,i l / 9 9. titoarh the Hulutoalc
;17.".?;;IVrItr.:faT
tee Stolvt.ela end I.Der. - sae help
the
ti:=l;:itKnE3t..:4ll,l4l3lll‘.„rd deareittbroaan
et ea a cure is moat!.
feel/mit
These Mediators art comiclentionsly tiered to
the Public = the only safe. eertsle and reliable
remeny for Pulmonary Consumption. 10.1 (Or all
•01010, 11.100.4.1 4.oll.litlone the body Which lead
to that fatal elsraac. -later Complaint aad flys
psnsla are often forerunners of Consum•tion.
wed sv . ed they snaultert shenitwires they reilnire
the t inompt attention.
The Pulmoule rail Is a lited/Chlll which has
had a long probation before the public. Its value
Ass been proved be the thousanit_cures it has
made through a period of more than Mitt, dye
year,. 112 all of which time Its reputation In•
creased. and the mord oust wide O,p:IOSM can
o longer doubt that It Is a remedy which may
ye
used with curildence In all eases sib Ids astral,.
of a th
emlf th patient will peraeveringly follow the dh.
motions which socompany each bottle, be will
certainly be cured. If hit tun. are not soo much
wasted to male ri cure pot=
l le. Even In cues
supposed to be ineuroble, whet. friends and idly
imony have desp.ired. the nee of this Melte.
has saved the Ilfe of the patient and restored
tOm to perfect heal Or.
DE &ht.. doesi nut say that all eases of 1•111-
=paltry Cou.mptiun are within the reach of
mCflichte, but be
ret.mpaic assert= that often
taken patients b most alar ming ymptoms,
teen
', bigot
r t
they
• 1 outs et : c r ee pin g
r re e en l p n itno b be d . :it d e
w en
the pin y are given ny their physician they may still
be cored. life medical treatment con create now
Eel
but when the lungs are very say . dla voted
dud to tome extent destroyed.. core may . ef
fected by Dr. Schen:los medlelticx
Also In Scrtifulous litias..ases, torn medicines
it
are eually epic. who O ne ave be
graphs
rod with reunite sores and now
ies.
all
lt d •p. This snows Its purifying ppe
rt s.
which must be able to heal cai hies itt the lungs.
In tan tre•tment of Consumption Dm en the
utmost Importance to give vior one o ocalibg
tune '
toe oyster, fleece i t is tierces.) , to
strengthen tke appetite of the patient ano
Prove the digsstion• Deeper nourishment Is re
haired together with such means as will matte
the t
o. easily digestible. The articles must
to
for the diet of Consuostitlve patlenta
delistsd in Dr. Schrock ., Almanacs. whic r h
see noiecelouted gratallonely• in general. roe
most highly roltritione articles are to be pre
ferred. but the digestive organ. must be all cont.',
ened in order to make either food or medicine
serviceable. This ...Dement is met by tbe
!seaweed Tonle, and for MD purpose it was des
;WA/.
...1 hen the digestive trwers
erect;ut in good
order, the food has Its prover the system
of the patient' is I.lgorated and lie lunge he
gin to enettle their Noctlarte in • normal an
Of
d
healthy MUM , . Then the healing powrs
ulmonle 'Syrup will elf ct the cure.
rulmon.ry Consomptlon le almost s.l .. ways COM.
plicated with IlyepePsio and Liver Compla
bchevck •e int.
Monorone tills ore In ended to re
move obstruction , from the Liver and restore Its
beolthy action. They have alit.. effica"cy which
Is ascribed to calomel or ••blue MUM. end aro
-warrant. not to contslu a particle of any min
‘C.Vtglitle7e, sTchlre=irtttirees Tirol
Duna. and ail other diseases which arise from
torpid or obstrnmed rendition the Liver. Oat
two of these pills will Prove the eilimmY of the
medicine,
la Consownt on th e Sea Weed Tonle and Man
drake Pills are Invaluable auxiliary medicines
rat" mutest tee sulf=ings nf the patient mad
assist the rulmonic -Syrup In eneetlng to re.
They h.vr been fogad nacre! In advanced stases
of Consumption, where the lungs are almost en
tthely destroyed ant all ay =toms according to
death dgment of the physician Int tented atheod7
death. The dyes of patients who - were actaallY
In a dying c gulition have been preserved for
months by the 9. Or =bench's three great rem-
edles.
Dr. Salem:los elmentC contains a fall trent! •
on the 'Arlan. .forms of diseme. his mode
trentment, and genes an directions bow to nes hi
medicine, CO. be had gratis. or 'gut by mall b
addregging big grinelpal Unice, l o. 13, Noel ,
nLaigs gtreet. Philadelphia, Te
rri. ol the Pull:sonic byrnp and Seaweed Ton
ig SO rbo 0 dozen
I"'ch
parbeli:srarbild,LleANl;
drugftst• '
_ -..._
Or DOCTOR WHITTLER CON-
TINUES TO TIIiCAT ALL PRIVATE
DleXklit. Thal numerovs class of cases result- I
lug from .ellosbuse, proencing lellieleliDeee.
nervous debtility, irritability, eruptions, seminal
elleisslol4 nod finally Impu.nc/ permanentlY
cured. Person. &Meted wl. delicate, intrio
politelyg standiug constitutional coMPlal , . are
turned to cad for consnitatlon. which
ta nothing. Experience. the belt of teacitera,
ha venniod him to periect reisedi. at onen ea.
elect, safe, permane t t. end which la most caries
can be Deed without hindrance to
n. prepared la tine estahilsament. w hich em
braces val., reception and walling root.; also
boarding an
sleeping apartments for patieot.
requiring daily personal atten t lan. and vapor
and Chen:dee lathe, thus concentrating the f.srd
mineral springs. ea
matter who have failed,
Oat.. your ease. Read what be sat. la his pain
. phiet of OM page.. sent to 007 address for two
stamps In sealed envelope. Thu...ands of c.t.
treated annnally, at oß•er.d alt
over the calm
igl.ceCil. r r4v.1°11.(7,1•,r,rf.:1T7 c:ggillggi
Pittsburih, Pa. 7 Hours 91 . K.• to tl C. Y. - Sun.
4,y• 151 m . tA, SC. K. Pamphlet sent to any ad
drew for taro stomps. . . vro
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arIBATCHELOWS HAIRDIE.
—Thie splendid Hair Dyets the best lei
the world. Harmless, reliable, lustantateoas,
does nor. contain lead. nor any vßaitie Poleon to
pro , uss passlysts or death. Avoid the vaunted
and delusive preuaratloos hositlus virtues they
do nut VOW.. Tbr /trotting. W. A. ratchelor t s
Hale Dye has had 30 year. untarnished reputa
tion to uphold Its Intrerity as the only rerfect
Male Dye—Blara Brcwn. bold by all Drug
gist. App10.1.11 6 Bond btrect. N. Y. 107
IarJUST OUT.
I•CHERRY' PECTORAL TROCHES."
YOR. MUM. 1.30 4 1 13 - CORR THROAT AND
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None sgr.do.;l7:e pleasant.. •
CO
rk.
FINANCIAL.
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BASS,
Wood St., cor. Second Avenue.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS
Bold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
BOUGHT AND SOLD
A. BRADL.T.Y, rrestannt.
- W. VANILIV.K.. VI rrszldent.
•dAY CYZEIn CLAILIC.E. Jn., Cada..
EOPLE'S SAYINGS BANK
0 f Allegheny
Cor. Federal and Law& Street&
S. H. HAILTBIIN. President.
r. r. YOUNG, Cashier.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT
lockhelders Invidnally Liable.
INTEREST IILLOWNR ON TENN DEPOSIT&
I , 4:1•134:00;10i
OF I.l2"Tel:lsl:TitGlii
=EMI
Irm
Under guaranty', and Mb renting of flake In
Fire and Burglar-Proot Unite.
No. 83 .FOITICTS AVENUE
Presldent—WlLLlAM PHILTIPN.
Vice rrestdest—EN LLOYD.
pißscrou:
WILLIAM PHILLI4II,i STROH H. PAINTER,
HENRY LLoliD, JOS. B. MORRISON;
WILLIAM REA, OLURGIE BLACK,
W11,14A111 M. LYON, CURTIS O. ElJBflar.
JAS. 1. RCN
NETT.
Tara.s. F. ON SONOOIIIIT.
Overt dolly [rota 9 o'clock A. R. 9 o'clock
HAP. I r• R.
•
CITY BANS.
112 Fifth Arenno,Fittsbargki,
CAPITAL. $lOO.OOO.
•
BTOCIEOLDEDA INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSIT&
TUREIUN EXCHANGE
Boned and sold. and when deelead remitted
EnnaDe. Collections made nu all in , e edieN
points or the United State- nod Ca. .
W. N. Mona..x. Csl,6ler. Jar n 6 UCOana. vice -
DinaCrOnel.
J•eneelleChhe.
Hush acatlne.
T. ranee. Campbe.l,
D. Itonsett.
Thom... Rourke,
Patrick A.
Ow. B. Barr,
Chu.. M. 0. .,
R. J. Uracc,
Tiomss Bum,
N. IrL Y AZZAW. f!olieltor
rim
S. AdeCLEAN & CO
IPS O
moug
BANKERS,
AND PLLLZEUS
43-overnment Securities,
Igo. 76 Fdurth Avenue,
Personal sod prompt attention even to every.
Ming to the businme. Collections made. Cer
tlecales Issued, and Internet allowed on Tlme
Deposit.. Advances node on Primo Collaterals
sod Government Smartt!. at Moroi rates.
peeler' is Foreign sad Domeetlll
0 0 14. poem Bank Notes. Mc., Leo A 3110.107
Other Illecellaneme Blocks. Bonds. Mortgages,
Commercial Pane!, am, negotiated et the usual
eateliof commleslom
N. HOUSESIc SONS
BANIKIKELS,
57 'MARKET STREET
Collections mule on all the principal point' of
the United Mates and Cnada..
Stocks,Bonds and other Seen
BOVONT AND BOLD ON COXRILISKION..
tail'articulu attention pale to eite Dunham Rid
lOf •
United States Securities
o,7Amt
ENGINES, BOII;ZES. arz,
FORT PITT
BOILER. STILL AND TANK
WCAIZIEES.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
Y-e-NITTACTI.IItERS 0?
r unnAN i n i am i t i cY T 4 rgt,".
5T1L1..9 A NI? (HT.
7A2 A% ASH PAM. -
SigrigIVUSYME. ( R H A l l ' ..T ° EARS AND CON
MErPWLS, I/AMMETERS AND IRON
Bringg.DOOßS AND COAL EMMY&
wavimd,
PITTSBURG'', Pb..
arOrtlors qmst to the &man addrefe bok
proctptly atte7ded to. oth.7:lK.
HUGH N. BOLE &CO
Cor. Point idle! and Duquesne St.,
=
Engine Builders, Fountkra and
Jfachin6l4l.
Manufacture BTEAMBOAT ItNOVSKS and
STATION ART ENUIN Fos, of all sizes.
.I"IN'TINV,I2 thliVfi.Th I; W etlitTlL:
BOILER. of IS horse power.
CASTINISS, of eaerr Mod, mode to orilbr Moor
Foundry. on THIRD STREET. below Market-
BIBS for lsll Wells, SkIAFTINti, PULLEYS ,
MANGIOSS, HOUbE . and TOBACCO ',CREWS
Isdd MON TOBACC O YBEISSES, on hand and
made to order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
reehti..the AllegßmY 0.0 r° l . l ^,
PITTSBURGH. J.
aZ - All Orders promptly tlticd. TuT us
RIESICK BKO.,
71.131: & BUItOLAB•YBW[
SAFES AND VAULTS
NO PAlir, NO MOULD
ENGINES AND MACHINERY,
Miriirgair i ar k " AND PDT-
Cor. 17th and Pike Sta., Pittsburgh, Pa.
v 0163016
O'HARA BDII,ER wons.
F. REPHAN & CO.. •
lianatacurers of
STEAM BOILERS OIL. TANKS, STILLS, AD
VLITiViVi.L. ' VIVA caZg.Ejltigarri,
BulCliEli FIRE. BEDS, &a,
Coy. of &mond Avenue and Liberty h.
FITTI3BUROI. r A.
N'14:711%Tr1 1 . 1 1 'i l tV
hour
.a:,:: fom , t ll ra e
rtry ..aga t
i2OIL
~
JAMS° Y. nnonn.... ICIPIELMO D.
JARED M. BRUM. ON,
IkLA24IITACTUREBIS 01
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SE ETIRON WORE, &O.
6.1 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Po.
STOVES. CASTINGS. &o
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
,BISSELL & CO'S
TErCFNIPH,
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake orlloast as
well AN any other Store in the Union.
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street
• .
Alpo. on band 1110 WO.
rAnt.ou STOVZS, •
kiitTNIVUM. FENDER&
COOKING HAtili Mi. do.
GRAFF, WOOS & CO.
VAINUFACTIIP.X I / or srmz VLIIIITP or
STOVES,
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
"THE FIERY FURNACE,
I=
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TEE NEW ANTI-DIM COOKING STOVE.
••111GOTLATOR.” COLUMBIA COOK STOVE.
VAN'S (Cincinnati Pattern ) - PORTABLE
RANGE A
F ENDERS. S CAST IKON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S
WEELE TI. CTORONTS. F E, •HTIA, five from c. 4111 Mld &GU
fiNA
206 and 208 Liberty Street
PITTSBURGH. PA.
MIMI
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
SO, SO WOOD STREET,
Xanafutarers of the Greatest Varlet, of
Cook, Parlor and Heatint Stoves,
la ed wormed wall be found ell the lATIVI .
' , Ai - run:is AND IMPROVEMENTS, sad the
matteduu of our Storrs Is math that any one In
Walt of a /odd article should perchue none but
those =maundered by um.. they will be found
the nod durable no well ss eeozommal. Would
cell pertleelm attention la our new VOLCANO
srd a, tor ehutehes, nal"stOrtili. Over
re lan to Vane months. tear:dee so with or
wlttout cold.. Ad st.to 11.00 U6NI them pre
tirorther ue..i thrterthe to arty caller ita. IC.
Cr. reel tor catsturee too Viler Lin. tea,
I.AIVINGISTON sCO..
it..nlscturers of LIGHT GALT IRON
CY S39E'IN 4:3t- IES.
. Light wort our specialty. Lop. JOBB Butts.
Chatter aad Gat ejliuses, wsk Pullen, and other
articles of Builders . Hardware always ou hand.
Office aad Works, pear (later Depot. All bevy
City. roatorace address; Lock Box 30..Pitta.
burgh. Pa. hatiitla
of Valuables,
COAL AND COKE
CRAMS 11. ARMSTRONG,
"./LLI3I TA
Youghiogheny and Connellaville Coal,
And Manufacturer or
COII, glint AND DESULPIIO6IZED COKE.
OPTICK AND YARD, corner Sutler and
Moreau street, Lawny and ("Inter at.arae
Ntuta ward; alma &toadattach_ nightn ward,
t o
and at loof Hogs street, P. & V. 11. It. Depot.
Orders meat either of the above offfeea, or al.
dress to me through Plttaborgh P. 0., will en.
telTe prompt attenuoa.
Rorer to we= lam eo*PW/old Derwrrr
& Co" Wm. smlll. Uoloo S. 5. Yow
ler • Ca, Kite:bell, *tepees.. I Co., BileeU •
Co., Graf & Hogue. Alex Smiler, Park. Bro. &
Co., rut, McCurdy & Co., Bette. Gran & Dull,
Wm. H. //Aber & Co., J. B. Lyon on., Co., lama
Narehall & Co" Allen: McKee & Co., Co we De
r; viteTigmigi.x... It., Pennsylvania IL
COALI COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
flaring rez.o . nol War Moo to
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
ITAtely City Arlo= /11111)8ZVOND MOOS
• •
tr ut a t g
i r e irt i v r tve t rastragig
°tarot or Wm. , * to
Moo through tll.l mall. hi attentioa to
oramortv.
11. • BULGES. BUGGIES. &o.
JOIIN Q. N0WU.2....11•
WORKI i g 'dc DAYIS,
Workoacol, MO'Ore & Co..
PTPTSIIVEGU, PA
D. .r.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
Spring and Buck Wagons,
Non. 44, 44, 46 and 48 Beaver St., Allegheny.
'Unstring neatly and promptly executed. Or•
den for hew Work-Rotten up la good RtTla sad
wonsotod to gITO Sathlt.l.loll platten-
arNeweit styles of work ennttantly en hand.
BULB AGENTS far the New Haven %%tot
HowPtnl 'a "sake of eARVEn'n PATENT
WHEALS, and Itapp's Patent Wink BMWs and
Anti-Battler for Saafta.
H. RICHARD DAVIS haring lfmrchalled lhe
Interest of Alex. and Wm. D. Moore, la rdo tot e
beef'
Arm of WORKMAN, MOORE
CO..the d
arm will hereafter be cannoned at tie eldetse
ender the came sal style et IS °ARM
ceder
Order., solicited .
HI
O. WKMAN,
iI O . H yucKAR OR D DAVIS.
Late with Mune' Ns/meal Sala, rliuburgb.
jannaro
ITrTSIIMIGIN. PAL
BAUR & robsEß,
44131 T 11008 E. •43OC1ATION Bumnises,
'so. • aan 4 st. Male acme, rittaborah..
egiotal attention Riven to tea aesisalair mad
Wallas of Ccruni. 40=11; sal !I:13L1)
MALDVIgeIIt
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN. RA.1331 & CO..
IRON_ NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
ireq E , NE. Lc aNDJuNIAT.I:.
et VA El, 1;CON. BARS
YLAN.P.I.II, CUTI . I..It atili
.11311 N.
TVATH.
N 1,4 •iV /cron.wrlLEl
eTFF.i , t AND Vitiel.l.Sc Lt. pat 4:
'STEEL ErCE . .I, htlAYT a l2io, A t.
tITYYL.
COACH, Bukitil: ens Vi AIJON'SrhiN(3B - and
CUT NAILS AND 'S PIEBS.
All Goods First ()lass andWarrantat
OFFICES WORKS:
Sixteenth Street. and Allegheny River
and TT Water lithtet, Pittsburgh.
snits
ILLER, BIRR & PARKIN
• -
WM. MRTV•TIN KT.trimar ituxu,
kll.O. W. DARK. MAS. PARKIN.
=I
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN
0111(18. No. :30 Liberty strut,
P171 . 311U111111. PA.
fc14:d4.9
parrs BURGH
STEEL WORKS.
EIiTA.BLISHED IN 1015.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
VEST REFINED OAST STEEL
Of every denriptlon. Al.o, bed
d• German Plow and Spring Stet
Bain
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST A,VZNIF7. PILL-
Inkrgb. ra.
DUQUESNE FORGE
'WILLIAM RILLEB,
Surctssor to JOS. RAIWI k
•
Has fax:111 1 1as t4-extetslic Islth the letallas Yoe
efVl49,...iergstaitads I ::,•V'Ar";`,Pll'4ll3lVg
311AFT .4 , C SAN AS. rISTLIN RODS. LEVEES.
FIfN nS.tAHtI. IV RIOTS. RAILROAD AXLESI Ylta PI kac tog.ther with 4.. ,
du o scrlptlott 1:1.1.1"E WORK. 0111. a..Forga
Corner of Duquesne Way anti First Street
spit :Isla •
pITTEIBURGEI
,NOVELTY WORKS.
MOORKEAD,ABADIS & CO
" 91;q7kI T Awar.igefSuldW ` .
SCALES.; -
b....T..1 rauent Door Look. and Clam
ratut and Col:nt, 01111.1, so.
I ,, sfalft OF FIRST Avrarus GAUT B!
ttphrnyvh.• Ponehs.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIMICK & •00.,
M►nntnctnren of every description
CAST AND - GERILO STEEL.
'En% TP:g LATTO SPRING.IL
AXLES, STEEL As., OC.
Warehouse, 83 Water and 100 That Ks.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.-,
Hmot•ctarere of all descrionous of
SSIMI-Vl-IP-fr
nice I.l,l)Varehou., THIRTIETH, THIRTY
YIRaT and 7t.tl/..R0A1) QTR rdwrs.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS,
INAP FORT PITT
'OUNDRY COMPANY
TWELFTH. STREET
or Engines, Bolling Mill Ma.
chinery, Nail Machinel, nal
torts. and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
TO BIL 70027 D
comer Carroll andllmaninanatripids:
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
My Mee ere all emit Invariably In Pits, ti dry
sang an4l2 tee: length. Also. nut Wnrtt•ent
et general .
pAgo:tolowil
Irtcy_LrA - .p..c - re
_ - • -
OADS.
ENNSYL -NOME
NIA 'ES.ST3-41 , 1 1-3141 ..
On and otter It IN 111.. oday Nag •
I*l4, lint s Tray:g .111 it
I &t t and &put
Dann the 11alnaentaar pf Wasidnnons
arall.ltorls - ssseet.s. Ito:Iowa:
ors.,
Hall Tra1u...r.1.:10 arhi E•SonthernEs. 11:110 an
Put lanse.... I• S. ar.•l'retlic E 1... n:1 11 an
Walla No. 1..5'301 hal 4 - 1.11 , N 0.1..
a 4:30 am
Iralhionks Not 7:50 ' M
Wad's Nd. . 3.0 son ttslnton se.. 111:20 asa
Cinclastatt 1 1 ...13:30 na.,•llra• 1.13 e. Nss • t' to we
JohnStoons At 10:511 ma' CI•,-1,2111 a. 1 AS pm
Bra l ko Ad Not 7:00 pm {,- 2..411:51 r
rttagtt'at Ea. 1:30 st '..lal.n.tuo a A•.4: 03 pan
Pacific kip , . 1,50 No./ 1 001 , Ac No] 1:111.1pso
11'41 ; NO • . • }‘ P - sts W. k 's
Wall'. A N C - h... ol.ass haz !Wad` , 4. S MD htn
ltslatanAc No21:10 pm •Fa.s.
11na ..-1!•9 pa
Wti n rlo r P 7 'V.' n .'ll9l
•i;OtnsX:c,ssl;hslllll
=II
lI . ND ANIISWANK IRON
-- 11, AN 1 - ANII TANK IRON.
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hunt fur Baltimore.
The Churrit 'Grata Leaves Watts etstionoirvery
Boaday 10. nue% • at., rrac.:Lu,r lettrabaritlt at
IY:Y► a. ra. lirs tutvtno•
1e... tut 11 “ .b "g . 4
1,11:0 . ra. and nrmnr, at Walla natl. at,
vans . en,
Zi tiarlarLatt Fauna" irr.v . on., da.ltr• - lt,B111:;
t,,,'„rn!.,1t17'..',',:!,,N,;,‘47Z,'!'."""Y* r.'"
'" fa ,- TIE . Ain .
Tnn rnansry Ault Itattrosa VtomparLl.M..t t. ...
nrat ant. ru.... amOr.-.Eanc earoto for "tea •
' • ''' -, ,• . '' , ..r . : t Uagrarm exemstilat
:at muront to. ~.luo at , : L. at sun risk of the
eonunr, namt..st..L. Br Suer, roarma ,
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~._,. . FL.B.'. WILLIAM/3.
KA_Llto.4o—urld ar.tr N. 14,11169, tee
rawagar Tra`a• on the Wettem l'enrsylvanta
Ral road will 5:.174 SI and `mean from the
federal Street Altachany Llty,aa follow.: •
Dsport.
iiCgd'e No 111.40 a al .. 7:0•141 •
port N 0.13 MU m er r .
evert - N0.190m,
Expreas 10.40 )1: arpleg No111:210 u
6barpb`r No.11:20 ra txprem %:10 p m
Freopori No. I4:05 p ri dr , nr , re No 17:10 pm
Yeti. . ... • •:30p to • rrrport No.111:20 1,.
flprtngd`e N 026.20 p sa, dPflog , l • •No 16.50 p m
Above trains run deity `suerct Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Alitglieny Jusetlal
gtarafVirrrn7:42. Allegheny
City p. re. and rarlre g at Allegheny IMM.
Uon .3.40 p. m.
I n i l' CU • • •
mile.e.'4l: l ::';llf , ` , ' , '2 In t w, l teMi
Una of 3tax for Butler s e e d
Qinakstalm,
Ttruogllttekrts may be purchaned at the Mee,
No. lilt Clair street, near the tiesponsloußrUlge.
Pi Fo r ttsbu
fartherrgh, .1.1 at the Depot. Allexhony.
infortnattor appir to
JA 20.7 LT7TENTS, Agents
irdtrti direct IMpors
The Western Pennnylvattla Railroad 7111 204
sesame soy risk fur Eflgago, eacepl. inc wearing ,
apparel, and limit Leer rerbonslbilllT to On
Hundred Dollar. altar. All baggage en. ,
tutedlug tete amount `u Valle Wnitle tics risk of
the oever, ant,., taken `. vv. dal contract.
KM; O J. W I i.LIAMIy
nose tteneral -tau rot at •Itorma. 120
IK4I,IO2,rCiIIWATNTE CHlcAtlil
U. W. N O V . EVELA ND AP I'IMPIURtifI from
Prom NV4I4. 19013, trains wiltleave
and arrive at the torso Leto:, north Ode. rittn
burgh eltZ A te . e, ea A.•Ilo•ral
Aso.. •
Chicago Kn. ...IN.'S a miCaleago Es. 1:02. m
Eld...lMl•u_gtil l,4%lnetArg.Xllo.:lll::
ehleat • Z. 5, a utlW , St.kl . : 3 l l l:l: pm
Tr 414;1 I . : a ,' elm dEx 31:5111 :
Cataeaarr Kr 1 .103 t,"ltritv? . .g:,' galrOPpm
VratlLelrnlZl:le.lsl44* arm:
weeds , t!e anu Mal . Fella " Ilt:1•• am
• 11:8 . 3 an• NOW (.09•5• "10 MS am
aochmter •• %:493. 5:Km " 0:13
Knott " 4.49l`.ll.` • etsdale `•111,411p m
Leetsdale Act 4 14 pm' Itaer Palle "11:43 pm
Bea•fralls •- 1.7. p ot ,J 32.• " 4132 pm
Leetsdale •• re. 2 `• •• 7:23 PM
late
Otk. ra pp or t pair
Oak.,t 8 t7 4 - 11•411
d Vji h jn't ,:;go 41preneXve; n i
nth: furl% ••ri 11. r arrlem datlyr
F. E. MI • , J.
0.0 !.. , a t. at. Manager.
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PITTSBURGH, PA.,
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OFFIO AND WOUI3
P:LITSBURGII, PA.
AND PIPE WORKS
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rrrrral3vicorl,. rs.
WILLIAM SMITH,
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10K OAK ASD . WATER WORM.
Castings for Glas & Water Works.
I would al.° eon tAte attention of til24l , =isd
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NONGIBLA FOII.NDRY.;'
W. J. ANDERSON
C F O R . O ,
r 4
WanNDOWr.:oGMLaOnN3l4arnd
Cuthig of all Dpscrlptless.
sfr sdrillitMantollrePa r VWs;
Ohm Houses.
°me. ugh You:oar—Ho. 1.10 WALVIS
ISTHILLT. Pittsburgh. Ph:
ROOM SOY, BEA is CO.,
lilioeastort to HO=SON, Mimi t KITAXa . S. -
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WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND NIONIIIISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manneseturers altos,. and Stationary Steam Tar
N
Inez. Eosins, Mtn Staehtners. Units
sratlfi.s.VllTirgr.gdVltl:rlticiP"Wsr° ' Qil
tans, o. 111, earner FLT:aau 1 1161th/141d
streets.
tb.tiggsr at i lrfo AßD . PATINT
1311sintr
TfbM CAIIILIN C 0.,&
mirth Wird Pouli' and Italie Works,
BANDLTBST ST., ALIZONINT CTIT,
Manufacturers of Stationary and Portable Slam
Tomes, oil Prams, Pulley., libalinn, Oast
sadden len Work, Robing 11111 and Yso* tae
Castings, Wale liars, Weizolo. Wagon Bones
&o, built Warder and bare on baud =apnea of
anginas. m7111:41
pniocNur. ROLL FOUNDRY,
Cor. LIBERTY god 94 , nt MALT%
BOLLIVI i4N & BACALEY,
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Monsptetarars of &mortar
Chin Bolls, &Ind Rolls & Pinions.
1.,!
COTTON MILLS
WILKES, BELL lc GO.,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS
V'MCMS3I3IITLGIEL
ammtatturars of aSAVY Hznmri sadLloll2
id(lizen act nAtisoLLL
sicarratas LAD axrnxe.
CIIAr4vE 0FE41,1415g5
TrHE.
ELASIGEI4.-N. 111113.11:1041D
THE omLy 11111110 T IiOUTX TO TAY OIL
.2.11210122W1TH0UT (1.11.1.110 E Or CA2S.
112.2(1211er510211/..Y. Nov. nil, 1049. TWO
TllllOOOll TRAINS DAILY (except 5.2621)
will leave Ilttabarat Depot, toner ot
MP and Plat mr,o.f,Fmakila.oll o ley,2 lo .
1110, and all 00.1011 U• 01110mlooa.
LIMY. rrn,B.wwili
Day 735 IPsy caopm
c?4,71 . g
2d Sall00...11: 50 •la 11.11101001... 0:00 • m
I 3n 1101100... COO pueltici Helton... 2:lopm
4th Halton-113 10 p 41.11 lielma. 7:15 p m
Freemwt •o. gall a 21,110 .1 a Works 7:55 a m
5.212W0rk... 030 p m F espart 111133
Brad' Ho 5:15 m I Drady• 11 20 10:01 •so
Chunk 1,011 piuiCeu rob 100(0
I.2mma tialaa 0211 prlampal polata,
2,-.22,mdation tralnt utou stab ...LI yen
W I tr . no n 'running “ettear Palace
1 . 15 SOP.
Con •• on our nls et 3121.1110101.
Iron
ta.—±1274.05,0,1.tdena.,.
P BBußci ,„
-ST. LTASTB_ATI A 2.77.
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199243/1.30
90,•14th. 193% train:: ntil 1.11,1, and arrive II
3.1315t0n Detuq, rittaburgh. roe Wm..:
Yn:lb:ugh Time.
..ptusr, errtr.,
Han ...... ...... ~.......... e :Se a. n.131:13 p. 9,
Southern Exprece...... 21:93p. In. 6:09 a. a. 0
Feet Line 9:486 a. T:10 y. a.
WlLied LoOn 6:43 a. 9. 6:33 p.m.
Kelrouslee nee'n,lio.l 11:023u. nr. 7133 a. to.
Srembenvllle nett:at:nod. 3:43149. 9:41169.
Itelrozate , s Ace . n. N0.25:330. to. 3:93 D. r e
i Bundy, eltureh Trsln.. 19:53 p. m. 9:666 a.
eir s 28 r. a. SIDI,. iVlii'lenre Aally.
111:17 r.. 1• Mull will arrive deny.
40,0eral 'ricer! nerul!..e r o . l. 6 9 Ctri‘ tn9 L b. .
3/. W, Ce. 113. le:, t., In untrue, 0290-
0016 •
E M rTsaracia tr., tit - mom
CONAD. WELIZI V 1 •
L
OIL and after SUNDAY, 7ebretary SCDA.
HMO:MI= Will arr.., ss4 S.P.n.un •
g e n tg . .Orner Ora=t .24 Wlter 'Arcata. as
EMM=I
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*alto sad from Uni0n
......-.. ...... 7:00 Y. MOO r. x
torn. ..... . . •. • • .
MciereartAepsndt . s 11:00 A. Y. 1:98 f. N.
Fa. to and from Unt , ll. • 3:15 r. Y. 10:60 •. Y.
Wert Newton Acoom`d 4 310 r. 1115 0. N.
Itra•dook , ..r.ecomdt • n. 635 P. N. 7. , 60 T. Y.
Nten An. tokter . sport• 10:30 r. 6:660. r
i lt d 4UVe t .: 7 •llWA 1:00 r
RICHARD 11. nOWERN. *trent.
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UNION PUDIC RAILWAY
Eastern Divisten.
The eHORTEHT AND MOST 11114131
WOUTErrom taalcsalto al Dale..
Colorado Nevado,
California Utah,
Washington,
New Illezlco, Idaho,
Arizona
Oregon.
Two Isaias Issas Mate Line .dt..aaysawnilik
rt i Ars ra crsir Alt kr
_L b % tr t : I A
tot sad St. Jos Icallroad fnan ° l,4ney, sonqata
lamsa Toplas t and Ws...No IntX
af for sll rtals ta r :arms. t t_ta_
4.10923 ' 11'4 . 3__2.M. u g
CYLOVIECLLaND 152,11. A-ND N....rawati
CULUlllank 7.03
-113EINVEI14ND KAIAMLIII
AU Points in the Territories,
And mi portN'S Tal-WILTNIX mai
00/Claidl fo Union. 13eups Port. t as,
Alhaumae. Bata Po, and ail Tentuie iv adie
mous ad New Male..
Will the ream additions or rollin; aka
ad equipment, and the effacer/ante made
wile tespotableCartand Ttansportalion Ltaes
from Its astern terminus, ale road now pan
unequalled ileilitins Pio the traneaseton 0/
talialt to tae ;ar Wart.
ti'srellttefor sa}e u
am. and , u t ans i,.. p. o., ellCe 41:1,117-.E.o:"....or
PIWILVITV racirta RAILWAY
CAPTStaIi
Alti Lbr.11.903.
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2,000,000 Acn= OW
OHO= LANDS FOR SALE- •
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Union Facile Railroad Company,
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latag Manx the llae et Ott,' r.d. at
61,00 TO 65,00 PER AM,
And ea a CREDIT OF FIVE IMAM%
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70111 R. DEVLESIIZ•
I.alid Gcnsmlsslontr, Topeka, HIMUJ4
Or f0W..8. LL EOBI7. Ote.y,
111 ,1 8 FOUNDERS.
IneTAYL ISASCIG
MUST DM
HENRY BIER & CO.,
SUCCESSORS to
JOEN M. COOPER & CO,.
Bell and Brass Founders.
BEAMS CASTINGS
MADZ fltObirT!X TO OWNS.
Naleable and GrOy Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND =STAG.
ITILOTILE, MEW HO CHECK TALUS,
ALL GLOBE PAT UN.
moi( IDOCICt i g,
Brassiirerk of every deseriptioa for
Stun, Water and 011.
lusurkeruituss Or J. M. COON'S • 007
Improisd lalansceined !tam Pump.
Agents for Dreyftte ratinst
era„ the beat in the Market. ,
Stro m. •
Me. ••• ere. 4 eorser Wan...lk Marked
1 • Hd•
A & lISOCATFIIET ,
bone. lawny meet UI MIK AMISS,
Tltterirtb ,
RIM FOUNDERS ANDIRON PIPE firm*
NA MIMI for A. N. QABILIWA a col
11127. AX 11:1111/11A.ID El TAMAR&
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