FINANCIAL,
AMMAN BANK,
NO. 80 FOURTH, AVENUE,
rITTISICOUGII
OWL CAPITAL - "swai
Stockholders Individually Liable.
itaßla or DISOIHIBIT /LOD DEPOSIT
JOHN "'LOYD AY. /FLOYD,
rrealdent. CaWet,
Thos. Y. Warsball,
W. 2.lShannon,
Junes W. Agent;
s,laa, B. Lean.
Thl:B r a ' at; not tall,
*o 6u • general Banking
lelettr
- G-CON_AD.
_SILVER AND WIIPONS,
Houghs at Big hat PriceS:
PH. E. MERTZ, Banker,
Cor. Wood St. and sth Avenue
LUIEB T. BUM 86 CO
totcoessors to 0. JONISI A
row! Youth Avenue and Wood St.,
• 13.ALN-11:ElEtig,
Hay sad 'ell ill Itzen of
UOVEENIIRNT SECURITIES,
ulna, aILYER AND COUPON
Vs lacer ravonins. mom.
tar Itterest Alksweil *a Deposits.
Orllonev lossed Oil Orrenuseat Saadi at
...eat wallet mtes.
Orders es...eared hr Ms Parelose
tied Nate of STOOKS, ■OND/ and
iaOLD. .
Z&MK T. BRADT & CO,
qt littonalt .4. apt
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FINANCE AND TRADE
°Mei op PITTS=MIK GAZITTE,
Tg1:11130.4.T, March 31, 1870.
The money market work' a little
closer, but rates may be called [mai 7
to 9 per drat for A 1 paper, and five to
six per omit for call loans.
In gold the market remained very
steady at 112 nearly all day. until three
r. er., when the Market declined to
111%, but closed firm at that. The fate
of the funding.blll being still uncertain,
every point In its favor or against its
pusses exercise' some minor influence
on the market, but its final result will
no doubt greatly change the value of
gold, governments and stack'. It is ad.'
mined by all, that should the bill tall
entirely, a rapid rise in gold would take
place, yet the present premium la con
sidered too high to start the market up
ward, and a quick reaction must inevi
tably follow.
government bonds were stron g at the
Brat board, but reacted and declined
about onetialf per cent. A further de.
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One in odd would also depress bonds
again when a fair general inyeetment
demand may set in.
Stook' wets very strong but did not
advance today, and the market has
been freely sold up by the cliques. In
Pacific Matt an Immense short interest
ts outstanding, and It would not be anr
. prising to see the stock go far above 40.
The general Ild Is steady. •
M Q er u oz:t aGtioln all % eth ve d ,
1 10 09• Ei h htßy
one's, 114%; Five Twenties, 1862, 110%;
do. 1864, 19935; do. 1865. 110%; do. 1805.
Consols, 108%; do. 1867, 109%; do. 1888,
• • ltikeit Ten Forties, 106%; Adams -Ex
vireos Company, 61; Merchants Union
Eames Company. —; American Ex
press Company, 38;. Western Union
Telegraph. 31%: Now York Central,
9h Reading, 97%; 'Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne a Chicago,• 93%; °kilo A
Mts
rlasippi, 91%; Mic higan Southern, 88%;
Cleveland A • Pittsburgh. 99; Chicago.
Rock Island dr PaCifia, 19%; Chicago &
North Western, 72%; Chicago & North
Western Preferred. 84%; Ede, 24%.
Large &natl.
London, per .0 86,46 0,97
Parts, per franc 21% 23
thalar....-- ......... 80% 83
Frankfort, f10rin5......._...47 49
—Closing quotations received by dames
T. Brady & Co. Gold: 111%; United
States taxa, 1881, 114%; PlyeTwentles,
Mit 110%; do. 186 t, 109%; do. 1866, 119%;
Ten-Pbruce, 106%; Fiv•Twenties,
.Jann.
!arm*. July, 186, 108%; do. do. 1867,
do. do. /86300.'7%; Upton P 114150
117%; thddral do, do, 913%; Cy.
Pacific, 111%; Lake Elaperkir
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liirw YORK, March Si, 1670.
Money market le more active and
closer. At the close call loans were 6to
6 per cent.
Misers. gnaw Burgess, petroleum
merchants, are reported suspended. &
Lewli, a well known operator in that
branch of trade at Plttaburgh,-.1 5 also
old to have failed upon contracts on fn.
tures wlth.llabilities amounting to 5120,-
000. . A. Philadelphia-Sem, extensively
engaged In the shipping trade, are Moo
announced as having failed
There was oonsiderable gossip to-day
in regard to the next election of the T.
B. Mummy.
The deliveries of stook were Irregular
and !A' per cent was paid thr the nee of
stock for five days which COTS= the
dosing of the transfer books.
The following telegram was received
to-day by Illariposs Company: "At
Josephine we struck a belt of sulphureta.
-Oarnentesy bow ashanalve they are. A
few tons are in sight,. and it looks as if
they might continue down some distanCe.
Value per ton, 5136."
Foreign exchange Veiy weak under a
limited demand and free supply of
Southern Mils and of bills made against 1
seenritlem prime, -
Cold weak In sympathy with the vague
rumors that the Secretary of the Trean
my made a favorable impression on the
Committee of Ways and Means In behalf,
of the funding bill, with weakness In ,
foreign exchange and the lumber In
crease of specie In the banks of England
'end 'ranee. Dispatches aim say that
the public debt statement for March will
*how a decrease of 56,000,000. The price
at 112 Y. and closed at 111
= l ug rates 4®654 per cent. Clear
%.
sows 546,000.000.
Governments weak: Coupons of 'Bl,
11461114; do. '62, 110y.@)11.030 do. '64,
10974®10854; de. '65, 109%40110; do.
new, lowg.flogyi; do. '67, 19e3469101034;
do. '6B, 109140169 V 1040 s, 10654(41067:;
currency 611, 11190012.
Mats bonds lower: Missourls, 91%;
old Tennessean, 68; new, 51 , 4 • old Vlr
dales, 7030 new do. 70; old N orth Quo-
Rum 46; new, ZOO Louie:tans Invert,
de, - 151.
Stocks were unsettled and lower.
Stunning was large during the forenoon.
when the market was strong. and the
best Spares of the day were among the
earliest. The principal dealings were In
lake Shore, P ll North ' West
ern. St. Pout, Van d er b i lta and Rock
Island. Pacific Mail led the market on
its doWnward turn, and sold - as low as
3W.
Canton, 65%; Cumberland, 32; Woad.
em Union Telegraph, 32; quicksilver,
034; Mariposa, 654: preferred, Adams
Emprow, 611 Wells, 1934; AIDS:JOU]
ESpreWS, 38341 United States Express,
4654; Pleat Mall, 3754; New York Con.
tral, 8234; do. scrip, 89%; Erie, 2.9.1
Harlem, 1433; Beading. 9754; tdl.
Marin pen 54; Lake Shore,
881 Illinois Central, 14& Pittsburgh,
99 Northwestern. 77 ; do. tire.
!erred, 83W. Rock Island, lkk New
Jemmy tritl, 19230 St. Paul. 8034;
do. preferred, 74; Wabash, 45%'; do.
leferred, 74t. Port Wayne, OM; Terre
39% . ; do. preferred, 65)41 Chicago
& Alton, 1.11%; do. preferred, 113; Ohio
2634; O.C. & 0., 74; St. Joe,
106'4; C. &I. U., tly(.
Wilson Prices: Copper Falls, 6; Frank
' lin, EN; Ueda. 80; grdneY, 17.
Sab•Treasnry balance, gold, 578,781,E:8;
92,9/6,5214 general balance.
582,864761.
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Dry Goods Market.
Nsw Yeas, March 3L—The dry goods
Market wee steady, but leaking In ac
tivity, although the weather was very
1100. Bedford prints were selling down
to tit& by the package and 6,ic to select;
Wamsetto do fitOs Briggs do 13/e by the
package and B%e to select. The Meson
villa end Slater Bons , cambric' are re.
dead it}ic and LlllCallkif 9yio. Percales
are In fine display ma alc, and are folly
a a good as French goods of the same
chase whieh command 89(632) c.
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CSICIACIO. March 31.—H00 declined 25
m. „, 543. w ith nice at $8,5009,30. Cattle
j5 - 02to lower, with Was at %QS bar
-" common cows to extra prime ehipping
steam _ .
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Orrice or Pirrenunfiu GAgrrn,
..'•• Tani:wear, March 31, z S
Our gen'end merchandtse markets are
giving some evidence of Increneed sully.
By, though busineas I. not what It ought
to be or usually is et this season of . the
year. One of the great obstacles, and
which has retarded Mahlon considerably
during the past sixty days, is gradually
being removed, we rotor to tne violent
fluctuation in values, as the Impression
is pretty general that • the shrinkage le
ii about over and that thetels_libt Mitch
probability f any frlrther decline. Al
ready the lovlsiond market has etif
felled up miiderably, andgrain • and
flour, are leo stronger with an Im
proved de and, and Oats and ,Corn are
higher. repeat, if confidence could ',
only be fail y restored,lf people could I
only galas thernselttet that It le •eafe to I
stock-rep, t there is no danger of any I
further d preciation, and as we have
already I timated; this feeling is gain
log gron, thete is no doubt but In that
event trade enbid materially im. 1
Wive, ali t t this Is earnestly desired. Our I
merchau as a general thing, had a very
poor trade during the fall and winter,
and the are all looking forward In
hopes of a revival this spring, and it 18 1
to be hoped that there hopes will be 1
I more Mid realised.
APPLE BUTTER-Sales at 65®700. _ 1
ASHES-quiet and unchanged; OOM- 1
mon Soda Ache 4c; relined do 4H; I
Pearl. 9®054; Pots 754.. . 1
APPLES-Continue very Blow with 1
liberal &frigate and a supply considers.
biy in mores. of the demand; we continue
to quote at 22,5043,50 per bid.
BEANS-May be quoted at V 47502,25,1
the outside figure for choice navy-Mit
few sale. above 5 3 .
BUTTER-There is a steady demand ,
for the better grades but common and '
Inferior continues very dull. Sales of '
the fernier at 35(433c, and fancy brands
at 40 eta. '
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Nominal, 23. 1
CRANBERRIES-Sales of Sackett' I
Belle Berries at 520 per bbl-no other
kind In market.
. CARBON OIL-Is quiet and un
changed; 23(02314c In jobbing lots, and
2.5C71260 In a retail way.
• CORNMEAL-Is quoted, in store, at
90@5l per bushel, as to quality. -
CHEE- Di In better supply and
easier. New York Goshen IS; Ohio do,
16(41814; Factory, 1754; Ramberg, 11334;
Western Reserve, if,
DRIED FRUIT-The season le now at
hand when there should be an improved
demand, but as yet there Is no indica
tion of anything of the kind. The mar
ket is glutted with both peaches and
apple., especially the former, and prices
are very low. We continue to quote apples
at 6.1007H0. Peaches 754(P54e for quar
ters, 9(el100 for halves, and 1602 e for
pared. Blackberries at 13 @HO • and
pitted cherries at 25628 c.
EGOS-In good supply and dull
though - some dealers are holding in ex
pectation of better prices soon.
.We
now quote at =ej>ll3o. ••
FLOUR-The market is devoid of
anything now or Important-there is a
moderate local demand, and no change
to make in flotations. We continue to
quote western flours at 55®5 25 for spring,
0,50015,75 for winter, and 17,50(g/8 for
fancy brands. Rye Flour, 55.
GRAIN-The racelpte of wheat con
tinue very meagre, and with a fair mill.
leg demand the market Is firmer,
though prices are unchanged! 21,10®1,14
for fair to prime Red. Oats in good de.
mend and the stock In this market Is
pretty well reduced, several shipments
having teen made recently to Phila
delphia and Cincinnati. We continue
to quote at 43(444, buying, and 46©48,
selling. Corn is also scarce and firmer
with considerable inquiry. compared
with last week,-prices are higher; we
now quote at •70(g.72, buying, buyers
furnishing sacks, and 78 to 78®80, sell
ing, the outside figure for prime yellow
shelled. Rye I. in demand and the mar-'
ket Is-almost bare; we continue to quote
at 110(482, buying, and 85, selling. There
is little or nothing docing in barley, and
prices - are unchanged at 801385 for
spring and 90@95 for fall.
RAY-Baled is being don
wharf at 516©13 a n d reported dull.
nusKs-2540ac.
110MINY-15, 75 (3 6 per MIL. ' 1
LARD OIL-Is firmer but unchanged; I
$1,20@1,28, for Extra - No. 1 and 88(5193 1
for No. 2.
LIME-Eastern white, 51,75; Cleve-
land, 52.25.
I PROVISIONS-Market firmer and de.
mend rather better without, however,
any quotable advance. Shoulders,
12 for plain and .13i; for Sugar Cured:
Sides, 165015 , ; for- Ribbed, and 161:@
1614 for Clear; Sugar Cured llama, 17;•
®17.14. Dried- Beef, 10. Mews Pork,
237,50028. Lard, In tierces. 15@16H. In
buckets. 15%®113; 0. Seller's A (Ws
caddy Lard, In 3 and 5 lb packages,
1714€11.8.
POTATOES-Sales in store at 45(450
eta, the latter figure for prime Peach
Blown. Supply by no mean. large
although fully up to the demand.
PEANUTS-Prime Tennessee quoted I
at iliielOc.
PEARL BARLEY-No. 4,6; NO. 3,
65(,; Oatmeal, 510,50 per bushel, 55,50
per half bbl.
PEAS-Sales at 52g2,25 per bushel.
ONIONS-In fair demand with' regu
lar sales at 52,50142 per bbl.
SEEDS-Thcre is an improved de•
mend for Clover geed and prices are
stronger: may be quoted at 5 6 543 ,8 34.
I Timothy seed scarce and firmer, though
ho demand is light-25.75@6. Flax
seed, market bare; nominal at 22,15.
Maine .2. Allier are selling Norway
seed oat. at Si per bushel.
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SALT - Unchanged-51,80®1,&5 lit car
load lots, and the usual advance in atone.
John 14 llartlaad.
Archibald Wa11...
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orual.ed sadp.P aed
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PITTSBURGH lATTLE MARKET
=22M!t==l
took the trade here by "surPriee,. tom.
tug a I . ltdoes thus early the year; and it
appeared to have a very :demoralizirtg
inneenee on the markets both. in the
East and Pittsburgh. The 'firm tibote
alluded VI, it is reported, had some
10,000 bbla of high priced oil to receive
to-day . the diftereneestinerbibli amount.
(idle :tone E 35,000, and Now York like,
they went under. If it had occured
later in the season it would:not have been
so much thought of, but to ge under at
the drat shock WWI not looked for or ex-'
pepted..Lamt year Pitteburgheristood Up I
to the esratch *tem the dlfferenoes
epithet them were frequent and heavy,
and the New Yorkers made a nice
thing out of it; but this time the shoe
is on the other foot, the differences I
Is against them instead of being In their
favor, and shyster like, they suspend.
This is not the brat case of the kind on
therpest of these eastern operators, nor
is it-likely-ttiet It will be the last one.
They aro all right so long ae the mar
ket goes in their favor, - but in mute It
does net, It Is all wrong—they imme
diately give up the ghost. There are
exceptions, of course, as they are some
highminded and honorable men in the
oil business there, but instal:toes of this
kind are much more frequent there
than here. The attest of this failure
-will be to make Pitteburghers more
.careful-in regard to buyers,. not to en
courage men of this character, and the
sooner they sire driven out of the hilli
ness the better for all coneered. No
man or sot of men have any right to
enter into speculating, unless they are
able and - willing to Stand the rouse•
quencee, no matter what they may be.
and Uhl not only mean but wicked for a
man to . saddle the result of his own wild
and bad management upon innocent
victims as la some times the care.
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CENTRAL. STOCK YARDS,
TIMBEIDAT, March. 31,
CATTLE.
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The market has again been very quiet
this week, the males In the aggregate
being light, while In regard to price'
there la no quotable change. If the cat
tle had only been hero the sales would
doubtless have been much larger as
there was an average number of 03.140111
buyers In attendance, including, Briggs,
Dudley, Kelly, Martin, - Klemm. and
Join, all of whom would no doubt have
bought more liberally, If the cattle had
been on mile. It must not be inferred
from this, however, that the demand
war urgent for such was not the case,
nor that buyer, would have paid ox.
tremor prices, as cattle now are fully as
high here, relatively, m Inthe east, and
besides there is a good deal of risk In
handling stock jam now, as an over sop.
ply . in almost any of the eastern
markets is mire to terminate badly for
shippers. Tho receipts at these yards
have been very small for several weeks,
but this la aerially the case at this semen
of the year, and it is likely that they
will continue so until the time for "gra*.
• sere" arrives, about the let ofJune.
SVITIIDAT. Y Li:Cit 20011. 1870.
No. Cl. Prin.
11''[01• T. for Tlornap.ol. "0 3 MAD
SONDAY. Y.CLI V2ll.
fff Ford .4.p.
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, k 3 .41. 7
7.0ranuA1 . ,.3. =lit
ic170.13.71'9•;1 Co 11. Joao o_ll
sCh . ckler 17
17 =,"a, 710
1 . 4,571 7 CO
rotdd C0..—.18 21,c011 7
703
IS 77 C.,71
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11 unb to 170 ly -no
T66116=119 A L. to litegost. 4
W4.1)99691.T, MARCH WEL
Ill2111n.111!.?=iy, . ic .. .........% 61.110: , 776 ,
H.. L. 6 •
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o. for ti 66.696 I 6
1 1.5.;g0 6G7
! Klrc!ilichl 4,00 6 w
11 :701 101
..n 1.1.59 boo
.16 10.160 6 161
It 15.591 b6l
. / 3,70 661
. 4 1,500 576
t• - - 18 11,010 6 7.1
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: :: rlo 0 13 17 1 1" . .....
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7 ' 00:tro 27:4
0701 W1L11•696 for tloady... ..... I 11,16) 770
' 1119b6D4 0 , 11/611111 31 .
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1?°. 1.17 Pr1:1, 0 ...f....0 ,, P;TE1 I'J,',
17 16.9:0 715
Tub-111111LI'l 7 1,1 . 11 .
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The arrivals of sheep have again been
light this week, and with a good ship•
ping demand, the market has been
strong, and elf the different grades were
sold at big priced. Nor is it probable
that there will be any increase In the
receipts for some weeks to come,
not until' after shoaling time 11 over,
when It is probable ' as there Is always,
all tip market's wilt be flooded with shorn
sheep, as there in always a "very large
number thrown upon the markstinst 5/1
soon se the wool Is taken off. So long,
however, as the arrivals continue light
as they have for several weeks past, so
long will prices be sustained. (Mod
ninety pound averages sold this week at
70, and 95 to 100 pound averages, may be
quoted at 734ggidci—one bunch, averaging
113 pounds, brought One small
drove of citptediebeep, very common,
averaging 72 pounds, brought Eic;
Boa&
Linder the Influence of an Improved
demand and continued light receipts,
the hog market Is active and considera
bly strong.er, and compared with last
week, prices have advanced fully 25c
per 100 pounds. We now quote Phil*.
&aphis Hogs at 9,;(&10, and 'Yorkers at
gwg,eg. It Is probable that the high
prices for cattle sod
she
is helping 1.0
stimulate the bog market somewhat, am
the latter are much cheaper for the
butcher than either of the former, the
only troublo Is the (acct that throe is not,
the same demand for pork that there Is
for beef and mutton.
PETROLEUDI•IiARKET
OFFICE OF PITISIIITROII GAP:MTH,
TUUBSDAY, March 3t, 1870
The annottneoutent of the fithire of a
Market dull and weak but unohanged.
Sale 1,200 bunt spot at 11. q. Heller null
July quoted at 11k,', or. seller all years.
slime figura. Buyer all year, 14%®14)4
CZ=
The refined market wu badly demor
alized late in the day, and It is difficult
to give reliable quotations. There was a
mile of 500 bbla spat early in the day at
23k, but sueaquently the same delivery
was reported as being. offered at 24k.
April to - Juste offered at 203.4; and buyer
all year at 30.
111.0EIPTS or CRUDE 011. BY A. T. E. E.
A. B Mills SO, on account W Bartle; .1
Wilkins 210, on account Phil's and Bos
ton Pet Co; Liberty 011 Works 960, on
account Parker Thompson; • Wilklas
160, on account same; Common 011 Work
160, on account Ti:C Herbert; Clttzens 011
Works 900, on account & 11 Long.
urnerwerre or ou. CT a.
Fawcett, Logan, Ozt, 350 bbla re
lined to Logan, Bro. tit Co., Phil's.
A. W. Bell, 54 bble paraffne, to Nel
son dr. Cloud, Phil's.
Teta' 503 libbir.
OIL SILIPPED nY WEST PEEN. B. H.
Fairview 011 Works, MO bbls ref. oil
to Cramer di Co., Chicago.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPII.
Nkw YORK, March 31.-Cotton firm,
with sales 2,000 bales at V.,%0 for mid•
dling uplands. Flour: receipts 9,236
bbla: flour without change, with males of
7,900 bbl. at 14,4504,60 for super State
and western, 51,6505,60 for common
to choloe extra State, 34,7005,45 for do to
extra western, 55,15®8,10 for good choice' '
white wheat extra, 0,8005 for common '
to choice round hobp Ohio, 1506 for' '
common to fair extra St. Louis, and 16,10 I
®S for good to choice do, clo sing quiet. 1
Rye Flour dull, with sales MO obis at I
14,2505,10. Corn Meal quiet. Whisky
firmer, with sales 450 Obis western it
9954c05.1. free, but chiefly at 99%c.
Wheat:recelpts 16,140 bus; lees active, I
with no t change in prices;' sales 6100 hes
at 51 1101 13 for No. 2 Milwaukee lel
store arid delivered about - the 19th;
No. I cid 1 2301 26 for winter rod and
amber . an
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astern; d5l 4501 61% for
white 8 to. Rye dull. Sales 500 bus I
rye malt t 850. Barley dull, with sale, 1
1500 bus State at 82%c, and 6000 bus 1
Canada 'use at it 05. Barley malt quiet.,
Corn: receipts 3000 Me; lees active and
scarcely so firm: eater 2500 bus at SI 030 1
105 for new mixed western 10534 for high I
I mixed noarly yellow. 51. 070108 for new
• yellow Jersey and Psionsyrravia. Oats;
ot 1, brae; rmer; sales of
' 24,0 0
receipts 846
bush at 50 @Etta- for fi western, 61®
63c for State and Ohio. Rice dull. CoT.
fee quiet; salsa of 197 bags Rlo on
private Lanus. Sugar quiet; sales of 710
Muhl at 9010!,,0 fur Cuba. 9a40 for Porto
Rico, 57 bozo. Havana at liy,c. Molasses.
dull. Petroleum dull, 14 ®14%0 for
crude, 263/c for refined. Hops quiet, 16
026 e for ' American. LlSSeed oil dull,
593900 In casks. Trarimmtlee quiet, 46
.017 c. Pork opened firmer and &lied
heavy; sales of 900 bbla at 526,50 for
mesa, • 919,60020,50 for prima and
SztoiG,ll for prime mem; also
250 tibia mesa, seller April, es 526,m.
Beef quiet and steady; sates 440 obis at
510015 for new plain cams; 914017,50 for
hew extra mess. Tierce beef firm; riles
55 be at $240423 for prime mesa/ and 527 i
®3O for India 'meas. 'Beef hams firmer;
sales 170 bbla at 928032,25 for new, car;
sales
steady; sales 275 pkgs at 10 , ..03.12e
for shoulders; 14%015% 0 for ' hams.
Middies steady; sales 80 bx• at 12%0 for
Cumberland out; 133:0 for short ribbed,
and 14Vo , for long clear. Lard quiet;
matte atm at 14.014%0 for steam, 15®
15%c for kettle rendered; aim, 250 tcs
Mown, seller April, May and June. at
14%c. Butter dull at 140240 for Ohio,
and 230400 for State. Cheese In trailer.
ate demand : at 13%0100., Fredghts to
Liverpool quiet: shipments of 7500 bush
wheat per steamer at ',3%.
,afoul-Flour closetleteady with
em, chiefly for - low grades of
that
extra. W heat quiet without decided
chankei No 2 spring selling.at 51,0701,13
and winter red and amber western at
51.2301,26. Bye quiet and. =chained.
Cats quiet at 560. - in store, 67%0580
sliest for western and 610630 for Ohlo.
Corn dull and rather heavy at . pm@
1,05 for new mixed western. Pork quiet
and firm at r. 6,624026 , 75 for mesa cask,
for sellers' option May. $26,60 Old and
528,75 asked. Beef actie and firmer.
Cut meats steady with a fair demand.
Bacon oulet and Remittal.' Lard quiet at
14%014%0 for isle to prime steam. Eggs
steady at 270280. , , ,
CIKUINNANI, March 31.-Flour firm
and In fair demand; family , 55,1005,85.
Wheat firm at 51,1001.12. Corn In good
demand at 78(02c. Oats firm at 520 57 .
, Bye and • barley ' unchanged, Orton
' firmer; middling 21c. Tubber nn
71:nitentvanordablloeutwile:ttle lole,iii,:illoygitdo.
vanced; sales at No in woodes bound
cooperage. -Provisions firm with matrons
feeling; sales of mesa pork at f 27; bulk
shoulders sold at 18140100, sides 13. 13%
and 14,q0 asking rates, ,tfe less offered.
Bacon firm; shoulders 116, sides 150 and
15%e -rather difficult to buy at these
rates; 100 hhda clr rib mold at 15c-
Sugar cured hams 17 ea ®lBc. lard Inactive
at 14346 and 150 for steam and kettle
rendered. Butter hardly so firm and
price emebatiged: sales at 32087 e. Egg.
advanced to 300. Cheese unchang
quiet. Linseed Oil steady at 96o.Lard
011 firm at 11,25. petroleum steady;
refried 260260. Sugar dull at 10012%e '
for New Orleans. Coffse unchanged and I
steady at 170220. Clore/rased firm and',
In good demand at 16®58340 per pound.
p
IrM bushel. OMiyaead i
searo• and In demand ce at
a The editor of the Pr Cu r.
reef states that there wars some errors .
In the packing report published yester
day. 7,000 shorild be added to the num.
her reported packed, and the average
weight is 205 pounds Instead of 198
pounds.
ST. Lows; March 31.-Tobacco active
and strong and better. for dark fillers.
Cotton dull and unchanged. Hemp dull
and unchanged. Flour very quiet and
business very email; spring raper 53.50;
do double extra 93,80; fall super 53.7n 4 .
Wheat firm with No. 2 red fail at 111,06,®
1,06 and No. 1 do 51,12. Corn firmer at
80®84.3 for yellow and 83%035c, for
white. Oats firmer at 625.30. 'Barley
strictly:choice Minneso ta 1.06; prime
fall 51.15. Nothing done In Rye. Whie.
1 k firm , at 930, closing higher at 94a.
1 S ugar somewhat unsettled at 940126
for - common to choice Loulalans.
Coffee 800324 for good to choir.. Moles
' are-fair to choke new plantetion7soBoo.
Pork very dull at 526,500Z1. Dry salt
mots- no large sales; round lola loose
atioulders.worth 934; 12%6 rough side.;
13346 clear ribs; 140 clear Adel. Bacon
small tales of shoulders at 10%010 3 / 4 0;
clear ribs 150; clear sides 1511015%.3.
Lard. Linn at 14®14%.3, Gattle steady
and Unebanged. Hoge dull. Receipts
flour 2000 bets, wheat 4000
bas
h 5OO bu., corn
1300 bush, oats 1890 bush, barley
Costae°, March 31-Eastern exchange
at par buying and 1-10 per cant.premium
selling. Flour quiet st 33,8504,75 for
spring extras. Wheat in fair demand
and %63,1, , 0 higher, ranging at 76078%c
for regular and fresh receipts No. 2,
closing arm at 76340: thisarternoon mar
ket la irregular at 76;.®7 ,40. cash and
m o r n 7
6 3 ::
n o b c4 l g : h m
i s r , b -
clown
sailer No. 2; this afternoon
xt.7r6kxe A lo p oi
nn r I o l a . ;
seller May. Oats 340%,0 higher, closing
firm at 38%0 for NO. 2. Rys firm, clue
ing firm at 70%0 for Na. 2. Barlay_qulet
or Ile. 2;
and almost nominal at 50068 e, f
an@loo tor No.: Er.
96@w alg_be.w.ines Inactive
d nominal it Men Folic
sold at 525,75026,26,01 ming at Pk Lard
nominal at 14%0. Dry salted shoulders
closed at 9340; rough aides 12%e; short
rib middles 13goloose. Reoelpta for the
- 7,cci7 7 Be
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1870
put twenty.four hours-2,762 bbls flour,
41,680 bush wheat, 17,716 bash c0rn,'3,020
bush oats, 1,538 bush barley and 4,811
hogs. Shipments-3;024 bids flour, 18,120
brish . wlssist, 26,817 busk corn. 3,490 brush
Oita, 2,010 barley and 3,656 hogs.
Loulsvicca, March 31.—bairginiC is
steady at 250. Cotton firm, with ides
middling at 211Xf„c. Flour st eady
ady : extra
family 115. Ontin quiet and steady
wheat 11,10€01,901 corn 050 f oats 63c rye
903 c, from store in sacks. Frovlsions vary
dull. Meow pork 121,50. Baconi shoul
ders 11V3; clear rib 16:ifix clear aldos_
1194 c. . Bulk Meats: shoulders 102:4 0 :
dear rib 1414 c: clear sides 150. turd:
prime tierce i 6 ;o. Hams: sugar (lured
lame.. Whisky quiet and steady at 920.
Tobacco: full figure. 5(451qc for frosted.
B®73ic for logs,B@bic for common leaf
to medium
CU. - ISLAND, March 31.—Flour un
changed: Rye door dal' at $4 75%5 per
bbl. Buckwheat flour held at $536 per
bbl. Wheat quiet and firm: -No. 1 red
held at 11 11, and No. 2 do at it 05. Corn:
new held at 81c, and rejected 1300 fists:
no receipts and very firm at 500510 for
No. 1 State. Rye dull and nominal.
Petroleum: spot oil dull; the following
sales are reported; 500 bbl' standard
white,. buyer May, 2934 c; 1000 b a l d do,
last half May, 22c. Crude lower: spot
held at $5 15. salsa bbls, seller
Lpril. at $ 5 05, r
and 1000 bbbs, seller May,
at $5 15.
BALTTIKOItr., March 3L—Flour active
and firmer wlth western superfine at
54,6234%5,00. extra $5,12%5, 50 and family
*606,75. Wheat quiet with Peorusylva-
Ma at 11,2341,30 and Maryland $1,35%
11,45. 1..!0rn active and higher with white
at 11%1,03 and yellow 9801. ats
quiet at 5555570.. NMI Pork ..firm at O s27
%27,50. Bacon firm with rib sides at 15e,
clear sides 160., 'shoulders 140 and hams
19(412.0c. Lard firm at 151( 1 2/ 16 c. Whim.
ky dull at, 06%970.
TolAtio , March 3t—Flourdull. Wheat
a shade better and active.
No. white
Wabash $1,25, Not white Michigan $1,22,
regular do $1,1234(4/1.13, amber do 61,06,
No:1 red $1,12.4, No. 2 do
n 11,05Mc, . Corn
study and unchanged, ew no
grade 65c. Oata a nd. beer, No. 1 52340.
(.lover deed 317,50 better.
PutLAnicents, March 31.—Flour dull
and unchanged. heat
dull We s of
white at $1,30%1,40. Rye. o
firm, Hume and higher, atel,o2 for
yellow. Oats firm, at 57% Petro. '
leum nominal, with miles of crude at 190,
and refined at 2.534 c. 'Whiskey quiet at
99,4441.
Mammas, March 34—Cotton quiet at
20340 for low middlings receipts 4117, ex.
ports 2,157 bales. Flour at $4,50 for su
perfine. Corn 96%960. Oats We. May
SW. Lard 150160. Pork 127,50%23.
Baoon--shoulders lle; aides 16c; bulk
shoulders 1034 c, and aides 15c.
Nenurvixi.s, March 31.—Cotton -easier;
low middlings 200 and good orainary
19m slunk 6,271 balsa. Bacon; clear aides
15%e, shoulders 11340, hams lssjc, and
unnamed 18 to 19c. Lard 15340. Corn
51 for sacked In depot. Flour *4,50 to *6
for super fancy.
Mir.wauggs. March 31.—Flour steady
and prices are unchanged. Wheat weal
at 65340 for No.l, andlOo for No. 2. Oats
quiet and unchanged. Corn Arm at We
for new. Rye and Barley nominal. •
Diviorr, March 31.—Wheat: there to
no c anion, sales extra white at VA; No
Clover $1,1634 ; regular $1,06. Oata 50c.
Bud advanced to 1143,60(0,76.
IMPORT! BY RAILROAD
Plrrnsinion FORT WAYNN AND 081.
(moo RAILROAD. March 31.-9 Pun
instal Nimick A 00; Bdo do, J Woods,
Son Hug 6 do do, Hallman & H; 5 do
do, Co; 14 do do Coleman, Balm
& 00:7 do do, Union lion Mills; 50 bble
spirits, Hostetter A Smith; 20 bbla lard
cli. Hanartri, D & Co; 1 car middlings,
Bricker A 03; 300 bbl. Hoar, 400 aka do,
T O Jenkins; 6 kgs butter,Volgt, &
Co; 60 bdls shovels, Myers A A; 21 don
browns,H Myer; 16 don brooms , .
Heed & 90 ; 398 bdl s a
& Co Mos Hare &
Bro; 83 bdle spoken, El ktnWhinney; 8
asses ladle, Logan, 13 A Co; 100 bbla
tlottri Kell & 11; 17 cases tobacco. A
Sobsubj4 kgs butter, LI Rea Jr; 8 don
brooms, J Porterfield; 236 bga feed,
Hauck. Er& Otg 7 lres su oil, Schwartz &
H; 6 bze butter, 3 lif bbla do, Volgt. hi
Do; 17 bills a paper, Godfrey A Clark; 43
bdis l 0i1,.0 E Palmer & Co; 12 bdis, 11
standards, W W Knox; 24 his cheers, ,
130 bbls fish, Watt, Lang A Co; 26 bgs
rags, Frazier A 311 65 hf bbla Gab, 150 or
do do. W M Gormley.
PITTROURGIL, CINCINNATI AND SY.
LOUIS RAILROAD, ItIAIDU 31.-10 rolls
leather, 31 Delsnge; 2 Obis eggs, y 81
Pettnn 1 do do, Carter; M &OD; 12 calm I
tobacco,A. Schaub; C lose. japan T
Nevin & Co; 2 do de, l3 & Or ' s 1 do
do, J Henderson A Bro; 1 do do, OEI
Dealer d' Son; Ido do, W McKeown r&
Bro; Ido dcs,'R E Sellers & Ca; 3 tzlls
bons, 16 do epultee, J J Harris; 1 bbl
spines. A Stupy: 3 kgs barley, 4 bids c
meal, Hostage A CO; 5 be.* meal, W
France; 2 bele butter. W H
12 do 11 bre P
U Howard; 3 bills egg.. '
plea, Volgt, M dr. (.30; 3 do eggs. W
Cooper; 3 do do, 3 tuts butter, F G Craig,
head; log t geed, 2 Wits do, Meatior &
H; 4 bbls egos , .1 A. Graff; 46 bp barley,
J Gmugyrkin 47 bgs corn, W H Hagan;
100 bbla flour, 13 Lindsay & Co; 1 bbd
tobseco, R W Jenkinson: 4 do do, 1 box
samples, W D Rluidutrk.
ALLISON:NY VALLEY RAILROAD,
Merck 31.-7 aka yotstoaa, J 11 Orr; 57
cans coal, Heir, Foster & • K; 40 do do,
Armstrong, D & Ocr; 26 do do. Coleman,
& 0o; 6 ski rage, Knox & Orr; pkgs
marketing. J CrOeSan; 999 rails rail.
road iron, Pgh Ft W& C BR: 2 bbl ions, Dilworth & Harper; 3 jog .
stone, Shoenberger, B A Co; I= sirs oats,
2 do corn, J& 8 Hoffman; 7 calves, Wne
Barman; 9 ski oats, Seibert & Berg; 15
mks oats, Scott & Waal; 3 bzs butter. 8
ball eggs, J. Klingensmith; 1 oar beef
hides, Harrison & Son.
Prompters A Corton.usrli.cs
ROAD. March 31.-75 tibia cement. C B
Leech; 9 pkg. tallow W Flacons & Son;
14 eke corp. Sdo meal, H B Gan 1 bb)
onions, W J Meet Bro; lot paper,
Markle & Co; 147 sks wheat, &Ott & 0;
lot anndrhar, Bruggerman & 0; 19 aka
- 1
at potatoes, Volgt, M & Co.
IMPOFTIS YY RIVER. -
Prrreaunow, Enowssvium AND Us.
rums Psurair, March 81.-2 bbls llow
3 !Aga hides, Flsocus & Souk ta l low ,
crackers, J. Porterfield; 31 eke rye. 17 do
Was, McElroy.. Dickson A Co; 6 bids
eggs, 1:151 Craighead 1,082 galls MOII6-
WM% J Criwford: 61 Ms it whim, SG
do whisky, A ti Carnal% il 2
pkws ens.
Johnson & C; 6 bbl do, 3 pkgs butter. .1
B Funk; 3 bids eggs, J II Young; 26
bbla onions, McCrseken G & Co; 18 bales
hay, Horny & 111 88 aka cora, 82 bbla
a II Fry pples, P Duff & Son; 163 bmi w glass, H
A Co, 20 b ol a apples, Hindi:doh : it
Ei; 10 do do, H Few Jr; 526 bie w glom,
It 0 13clunerts,
lir. Louis ran °AMELIA. March 21.
100 bbls dear, Lindsay, -Jr & Cs; 670
bomlllfeed,liehontakar t Langonbelm;
105 tons metal. Hlmlek A Os; 7 cku bro.
ken glass, C Ihenson Boni 2do do,
Chambers & Co.
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RIVER PACKETS.-
===a
NOIIIIIENN LINE mar En t
STEAMERS,
For St. Louis, Davenport, Du
and St. Paul,
TEIHOU(.II WITHOUT MUNCIE.
• • STII•111311 LAZE lIIIPLIENOIL
Cap.. J. WOHOZN....d. UHENNELL. Cori.
Will leave a. above ea d LTUIVJAT. Hlull 906
END. WINN,.
W Y. P.IIIOHT, Capt..P. /LANNIH AN, Clore.
• WM leu. en THUHIDAY. Aprlll4to.
These new and magnificent steasnet• are under
barge of carats. lad experienced ed... slid
nave awrpuerd acoommed.Oo.. oiler.. rare
In i tee;:enta to P ........ and
Walerrts.or t*
Pahl. /LAOS II UOLLINIA PAU. AVM.
CINCINNATI.
PIVSBURCII AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
•
MOM], aad splendid idge - trbruladge ,
JUN LTA, Ow. O. L. lltaa NAN,
will ism Pittsburgh fir Clacton&id EVIAT
Tit UIt•DLY at LS o'clock oromptlg. Rem
lity, will Isar* Clash:nail STILUP SUNDAY at
tor freight or bassaire, apply ea be
rd.' to •
,T,I.AOIC • 001.1.1.140 OA/
Mb'
a"n
1 9 2111; i re'• A IVri
- .o. Wood street. raMlniger • 'CFO
MUNRO AND CINCINNA
PACKET LIE.
. The new mid splendid sidelbeels i gig i a
Bressler. ARLINGTON. DARING
MOGIIN. Muter, A. h. liwerAin, there. Inver
rlitsbergh Psr Coulanail every TUSADAT et
1 * M. polDptl7, lietionine, 'raves Cincinnati
for rillsbargh, AILS M. every.FRIDAY.
For RU, t. bausge, or other InforestlOn..P
-ply on board to
• Dimas CO C LL
FLACK • OLLINGWOOD. AdOOM. -
FENDER EV•lltl i
No. 7 Wood . b e et..
OR EVANSTILLE,aidgit
CAIRO AND B. LOUIS.Pa %OW, Towboat. •
WILD DUCK J. W. ANAwALT, Cala%
°natty./ Alakna, Clerk, will leave on FBI
DAY, April lA, for %ha above and Intermediate
lay &Watt and iNurr un atly a azta+ Ai att
Pan
•
NEWS,
The river continues to recede steadily
it this point with 11 feet In the criminal.
The Weather continues cloudy with fro.
(Pint &hewers, and there le every pros.
pect of a furthei
The Sioux. City, It was said, would get
off for Fort Denton last night. She has
engagements at Wheeling.
Business continues moderately active,
and' all the beats loading appeared to be
getting as much, freight as they could
handle. ,
Telograuid from Cunha yesterday rill•
port the Missouri rising at that point
and full of ice.
Capt. Jos. H. Porter, has retired from
the steamboat agency business .
The Wild Dock, Oipt. Anawalt, will
positively depart for St. Louis today,
not later than noon, and those - shipped
who baie Hot Yet sent down their bille
of lading should do so At Once,
The Juniata departed for CI
yesterday with a fair trip.
As freights are beeoming a litl
below, we may expect a numbel
to head for this port soon, and
some of them are on the way.
—We Clip the (*fleeting from
Rock Reyna/Um' under date i
112: Our river wee declining ra
terday, and all hope, of aow
the annual Junk rise is feet
log. 'Should the warm weath
few weeks earlier than co
water te k r .in from the know in the
beforemdo Induce
t the h e r iver to
general
ins
come down. grow all we r
concerning.the fail of snow
the Arkansas end her tribu
we are of the belief that we I
once one, If not the gnu
ever known t 0 this portion f
try, when thes "thaw" co
would be well to prows
Nightingale and Imparter
and long past due. The low
them hugging the nand b
until the spring freshets
assistance.
—A correspondent on board the T. F.
Eckert, writes' under date of March 21,
as follows to the Cincinnati Gazelle: We
have been here since the 3d instant
taking out the cargo of the Emma No..
8, and have succeeded In raising con;
'adorable cotton, rosin, pig iron, die. The
wreck lies to 35 feet of water, straight
with the °arrant, bow up stream, and
300 yards from the Tonneau or main
shore, and about 400 from the island.
Steamboats paw either aide of the wreck
going up and down. No bodies have
been found since we came here, and I
believe but three or four have been
found since the disaster; out of the 10
lost. lam of opinion that very few of
them ever will, be found. as the deposit
of sand Is so great that It will - prevent
them rising till the time comes for , ithe
sea to give up the died."
—As will be reference to card the new
and elegant Northern Line packet Lake
Superior, Capt. J. Warden, is an
nounced to leave here for the Upper
Miseiseinpl, on Saturday April oth. The
Red Wing, Capt. W. P. Hight, also bran
new and belonging to the same coin.
pany, will follow the !Superior, a week
later, leaving on Saturday April 14th.
These are both elegant steamers, and
offer superior inducements to passim.
gers.
—A. late St. 'kyle raper says: Capt.
John Shaw game down from St. Charles'
yesterday morning. He believed the
Fontanelle, his new stern wheeler,
wee
launched' ast eek. S wilt leave
Pittsburgh l abou w t, the Bth or he
10th of April
for this port. Her cabin is being ex
tended to • greater lenhth than origi
nally intended.
—Owing to the sudden rise in the
river, the oml:isms:nerd at the lower look
of the canal, at Keokuk. lowa. gave
way Saturday, and the entire Govern
, meet work at the point was flooded,
canning great damage. Work will be
au:Tended until the river fails
-Eagiesport daMof the Muskingum
improvement, has teen seriously dam
aged by the late high water. Over two
hundred men are now at work , trying to
repair, it is very difficult, and will cost
perhaps $33,000 to accomplish the job.
—The steamer Arkansas, • from New
Ocn"; arrived id Little k on the
10th, ea with 1,160 bars for th e F ort Smith
railroad. She let Little Rock on the 20th,
with her up river freight, intending to
go above Dardanella.
—The towboat Alex. Chambers burst
her cylinder Tuesday, twenty miles be.
low Gallipoli'. She landed her tow, and
returned to Gallipoli" for repairs.
—The Camelia and St. Cheats left
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Tuesday,
and the Messenger' was advertised to
follow on Wednesday.
—The Mountain Boy len. Wheeling on
Monday. with the property belonging to I
the State Capital, for Charteeton, West I
Virginia.
—The now Evansville and Cairn
packet, Idlewild, la about completed, and
will be ready for business In a few days.
—Peter 0. Rath was nominated as Su.
pervising Inspector for the Eighth Dia
trict on Monday by the President.
—The Leonidas, en route from Now
Orleans, bee 84 hhds sugar and 80
bdie shingles for Pittsburgh.
—The Wauaalta was to have leg Cin
' Manua for Now Orleans on Wednesday.
—The Cumberland river was rising on
Tuesday with 14 feet on Herpeth Shoals.
- —The Sallie peeled Vicksburgh on
Viesday, en routs for New Orleans.
—The Savanna, St. Louis to Pittsburgh,
was at Emulate on Tuesday.
—Writ, Dorsey and James Shona° are
the Camelia's pilots.
171:t0 1P13:31.‘ 1.124 , 31 jl.:Mn
IitLIVORTII,IIIIIPER &CO.,
243 Liberty Street,
WROLESALE GROCERS,
111=11
ESTABLISHED ST
A. & T,. EMMY, 1812. ' •
W. !IL BOBILY,
'WHOLESALE GROCER
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(DIRICTLY uae. 4.1.0111 NOTIEW
. ISTZILIC J A. BT
M STEELE & 80ft,
IT-L.
Elowns&mrien Merchants
yolouic.Grmuzq'.
No. 98 OHIO WrILEZT, near Eut Comae
MEABORTII HARPER,
/LOUR. ORLIN AHD PRODOOR
commission Merchants,
xi'. az, -
Confintments mollotted. loc7
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
OS nectmor to Fetus
PEUDVCE comistutiN . muracnuvr,
. rro. Ab miekot. street.. •
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
Na 195 MEN STILL/LT.
• Mtn
11111.191) & PATTON,
Wholesale °robots, Commission M embauls
• DeoUnlit Produce. 'floor, Bubo,
eTl Cheese,
YU ; carbon sod Lard Oil, lroo, Nails.
rs . e i ln imr * ll Y rtilir t aar 171r ab ELOO '"gb Ird?
Jean I. ITOUSZ..•:WX. I. noon
TOUR I. HOUSE & EROS, Sno
ts ....nix. JOHN L EOM • CO.. Photo.
sale Wooers and Commission blerchallui. Comm
of timlthneldnnd liftlar streets. Pittsblirgis.
JOUN limner A. WALLACL
ungpToN &WALLACE.WhoIer
OM! •
~PTIXIfiISfS
. •
urn°t pr I T aD 3 r 18 11. 147. u,
NOTICE: — The asoessznenti for
kir.dlut 16,4
n " ltd ru ft. i t3 =l n ' a r trga U' ar " la i n " atral
tole ems. until Mitt/b. ISDAY..IOOII..
=WO li. J. 11M126, City Miligineer.
WEPOSALS ~W ILL HE RE.
()RIVED the Waal . Coormlttior
to rere Owl ent be •eeu. 001,11 APRIL 450
r.nott r.ttuutats ror ono year. •
mhlb JUSRPH Bopertateraleot.
a 'I II
r0110P08411.13 WILL DE. RE
CILIVID at the OPP ICZ OP THE WATER.
R mi. tkizava l e the Market Holm. op ,
I t tO A f UI CLEA Milaill f riATlSUPWT
jai L irja " traVdT; 0f Aplll 1070, fo 00
aareened tbronak pet leas than • l i tS lat h earn=
and ran over a Clack screen of net els than Si or
an Ince.
sahStall JOIMPICIII.IIWE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.'
orCoxsucenopt.
DR • SCR RITOVS POIMORIC !Naar for the
" 1714 Cf(ifil IniaatTato for Q.
calm:f Dyrpepala awl all the llobllltated Caudi
of Oa Stomch.
DialLlflgli4=Mgitglekgg
gattre.
dll of these three Medicine's Sr. ortin Maims ,
In caring Consumption, theeals the rhishlSlC
e NeAVe n s.
e e d trn 17= a r t ' s * n 7 Trate . rriMersr. he
reavistlng the litormsh and late* and tel the
re !monk Pyre p anallsest and search through the
blo*l rese.le, by which Menus a cute b SOCrtild,
(m he t,
u
T. Mc.lichees are coaselentloualy offered te
the Public.as the only tare, certain and reliable
renteuy for Pu lmonary Consumption, and for all
those morbld amilltiona of the body which lead :
to that fatal dsease. Liver Complaint and Dye
perste are often forerunners of Cone
y mn.
thewhen thee r aten (feat themselves the require
the mo t prom attenCoo.
The PUIRIOII e *rep le a median° which has
had a long Probation before the entitle. Duval=
has been proved by the thousaisd ewe* It has
made through a pert , ti of more than Mil/Lk-he
years, in all of which time Its reputation has ln.
creamd, and the most obstinate skerdielem
no longer llottbt thst 11110 remedy which may
be used with eenedence in all motes which admit
if Scare.
If the pattent will perseveringly follow the di
rections which stoompany each bottle, he will
Certainly mak e d, Oneis binge are not cm mu.
wasted t a pelsible. Even to euee
spposed to be Incurable. when friends and pity
hlcians have despaired...the nee of this Medicine
as the life of the Patient and teetered
him to perfect health.
Dr. Schenck does not say that all cues of *sl
aw.. Consumption are within the each of
Medtelne. bet he empliattully asserts that often
weigh pstients have the most alarming symptoma,
inch as a violent cough. creeping chills, night
=Nests, general n to such • degree
*at they are °bilged to Ile In bed, and wh en
they are given up by melt ptt redden they may =lll
be cured. We mullesl treatment tall create new
langs. but when the inn. are very sad,' diseased
end to some extent destroyed, a cue may ne ef
lea. by Ice. Schenck !, mullein..
Also, In Scrofulous D.... wells meekly.
are equally eV:comet. Dr. &Menet. nu photo-
graphs of • number of persons who have been
nearly covered with running sores and now all
healed up. This •1304t0 Its purifylog properties,
which must be able le heal cal Hies in the lungs.
In we treatment of Contureption It is en tee
114.0•1 10114111146011 to glee =ger ale tPealthp
tone to tile 111111.461. HCIII4 I I It IS 111110es11/ItY to
strengthen the appetite of the Patient and im
prove tbe *healer!. !Toner nourishment ts re
gaited together with mien means as will make
the food easily digestible.' The articles most
imitable foe the filet of Censumhtive patient. are
designated In Dr. Sehenek`s Almanacs.' which
are RISLIORIII4R gratintouely. in general. the
most hithly nihrltieus artimea are tit be pre.-
ferred,lant the digest IV. OM ans 111104 SIM 441RMISh•
MIMI in order to mate either louder medicine
serrice•ble. This setpsirement It met
weedhe
heawted Tonto, .d for this Immo= It eo -
Ignated•
When the digest:lvo proper
are pet In usol I
enter, th e food has its proper effect; the =them
Of the patient , Is theigorautd and Me lungs be
nThen gl o g:lll:g=erro d i
*gamete Syrup will o n
the cure.
Phimentry Copsumption le almost always WM
plicated with Dyspepsla and Liver Complaint.
Schenck's S.dIILIICI Fills are Wended to or
move obetructions from the Liver and restore its
heal.f action. They have all the egleaff whist
Is seer*. to calomel or ••blue meas. , and are
werranted hot to contsin • particle of any =ln
erelpolsea. These Pills core tke most obstlaate
hastiveneeaolek headache. Piles. 0 111001 oloo"
Done, and all other diseases
ef tc setae from •
torpid or obstruct... Won the Liver. One
box ef these pills will prows Ike ales. of the
neintinti
le acaroe
of boas
already
he Little
I' March
• Idly yea•
BIL=2:1
leappear
r met M •
mon, the
meet&lns
between
of waters
can gather
near where
arise head,
hall expert
.. Mallets,
!I' tho coon
: menoea. It
for it. The
are above,
water keep.
~ and will
!...e to their
m . •
edicine.
In Consumagon the Bea Weed Tonle and Men
d rak e "Ills are Invaluable auxiliary medicine.
.They relieve the gulterlags of the patient and
assist the rulmoute Syrup In eclectic' core.
They have been found awful in edvaneed stages
of Coneumptlon, where the longs are almost en
tirely destroyed end all symptom e according to
lhajudgmeut of the physician itoilented Sawed,
death. The armor, patients who were actainly
months ding condition have been preaerved for
by the nee of clehenelt's three hreht rem-
Dr. Bebe rick'. Almanac coutalns • full trestle
on the carious forms of Mae., his o
treatment, non Kenn. at' din:Wens his
Modld
medicine, can be Tod traits. or loot by mall i.
addressinx his Principal (Miro, Pio. 15, Non:
ninth street. Philutelph
Plies of Ike Pulmonic dyrup and Seaweed Tom
le erittil,nrj_botte. or ST.6O • half dosert .
:E.=l" a: t!. nest* a boy. For
~.:217Va#
tgrDOCTOR WHITTIER CON.
TIMERS Ti) TREAT ALL PRIVATE
DI6ZASEA. That numerous class of ewes mull
ion from self-abase, plOdUCtrlg onnullness,
let=so:l.ett.l.l,syirritabiry, :Ting
eared. Persons egged w l rth deans., Intfigte
sad long standing constitutional complal..te are
politely lolled to call foe consultation. alert
costs nothing. Experience. the belt of teachers,
tomenabled him to pule. remedie is one• eta
: dent, We. permanent. and which misnames
can be used without Madman to brume.. Mal
len. prepared In the establishment. whin ent.
Unusual., reception and waiting rooms• d
, also
boodles
t ea t apartments foe patlents
rnTgrntVilatkrtnfilcotg=n; tamed
mineral springs. Lo
matter who hoe failed,
state your ease. Rao
ul hat be says in Ids pam
phlet of any pages. So ha any address for two
stamps In scaled envelope. Thousands of uses
treated ansiolly. st oM. - e and all Oeer the coo.
trliceS7:."M;fl:TA.Tr. rtnotte"cgrlll'Ati
PillsbUfigh. In. Hoar. 9a. m. Vr. Do
dos IS a. to Ar. r. Pamphlet sent to any ad
dm.. for Rao clamps. sea
arBATCHELOWS HAIRDTE.
—Thls splendid Bair Ilye Is the best In
the world. IlersoleSs, reliable, instant...es.
does not contain lead, nor any wifaits poison to
promise paralysle or death. Avoid the vaunted
and deloette preourstloes
The ,tirstini
W. v i rtues they
ifj= "4 .=
Bon to uphold Its Integrity 00 the 0017 Perreet
title Dye—Blest oe'Brown. Pold by_ull Wog
gles. Applied at le Bond /Street. N. Y. fe7
Mr.IIIST our. • •
"CH 'HAY PECTORAL. T
TOE COLMCOIJOHS. THILUAT AND
BHAJNCHITIS.
Nene. sto rood • None oo pie nasal.
TeI ' ITON a co
10 In House. New York.
to adrrlble tasted nooses-
cr'!.:°„: °
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK,
Wood St., car. Second Avenue.
Enna PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
A. BRADi.EV, Pres Won.
W. VAN KIRK. 'nee Vre.oWest.
odl . dar CTELItS 13L.AUJEIL. J 0... CuDior.
BONI'S SAYINGS Mk
Cor. Federal and Lamek Street&
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUN
(Opposite head of Wood street,
lIITEIEBT ALLOWED 01 TIME DEPOSITS
Piet/burgh, Pa.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CU!
I
EZE==EI
===l
BIaIaCHAIID
OFFICI.&L.
ENGINES,
F ORT PITT
soma STILL ANDiABIE
WORSE.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
FINE - BV AND CYLINDER CTSAM BOIL
SUL AVIAN AND OIL TANRS,,
CHIMNEYS, lIRESC HIND AND ASH
SETTLING TANS, SALT PANS ANN LON
-114-frTITIN. ILIDIOMSTRILS AND IBON
B NIION DOORS AND COAL SHUTT:O.
° a'Ad, A':f-rga•thr;il7.7l7.3`°•
artintrrs rent to the own address will toe
prthotly attended to. mb7:183
HIM M. BOLE & CO.,
Engine Builders, Founders and
Manufacture. STEAMBOAT ZIMMER and
STATIONARY ENGINES, of anew.
isTati atlentlno
Wavri,tri.,7,lll2l.l
BOILER. of 16 borse por.
CIASTINtiId, of eyerkkind,rnade Wad Market. our
Foundry, on 'rump STREET , below .
RIOS for UN Wells, 10:1AVTING, CU.LLEI/21,
HANIIKRII, HOUSE sad TOBACO nCREWS
add MON TOBACCO rItEdSSS, 00 band and
made to order, at the . .
•
FINANCIAL.
SOUGHT MID SOLD
Of Allegheny
B. H. HKIITIMAN, President.
IL P. TOIIIIM.CaskIer
Stakkoldera lavidually Liable.
- I.IICTI3I3UIA+GIII
TUE THE •
13ife Keeping of Valuables,
Under pm . ..Atm And the renting nd Rani to IM
Fin lad Burglar-Proof Wills.
No. 83 FOURTH AVENUE.
Pre4I4.9O—WILILLIM riamtirs.
Tiee Prealdeast—EUßßlST LLOYD.
MA R.
WILLIAM PHYLUM HY IRON H. FAINTER.
HENRY LLOYD. JON. S. WORKROOM,
WILLIAM REA, GEOHOE BLARE,
WILLIAM M. LYON. CUILTIS G• JAMEY.
DINNER
TniAt-5.
EOIII9IIOIIIIT.
(lye, day trom 9 9 , c.100t A. K. o 4 .Pciock
r. N.
CITY BANS.
112 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Ps.
CAPITAL. 1C00.000..
ITOCIROLDUA INDIIIDEILLY LUAUS.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
TORZION ILICHANUE
Flousht and sold. and when desired remitted to
Europe. Collection. made on all in • mompall
t.;
poin of the Called BMW - mot Can Ac.
Ilesblec
Putacsolla.
P. Mums,' . Jmnes McCabe,
Thomas Coact% Hut , . Kratins,
Patrick. Kane. Tern non Campbell
Chas. 11. Barr, James Phelan,
Chas. Pashto. 11. A. Frereosle,
N. J . , Thomas Barnes.
N. Wispy.
Jelikli itrd• OJAZZAIV. Solletior.
N UOLIIIEM & BONS,
IB.AlNlTlltiala
57 MARKET STREET.
PTIVSIII7IIOI3. PA.
u rng11111:1".111 ea . tat i ""' g 0."".
Stoeks,Bonde and other SeenriUea
BOUGHT £ND SOLD ON OtIMMISSION
--Parthaalar atteeklaa paid Wales purchase sad
sat. OI A't•
United States Seaurities.
siliMat •
111 RT, C4WGuET & CO.,
BANKEItS , AND BROKERS,
m et . Fourth and Wood tigreedo,
rffpWntalt. PA
(SUCC TO /LUIX.II.,IIAST
ainass
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
wyrt ps.:llcalarattatttivosirt to the mama
GOVERNMENT. BONDS.
S u At Drafts on London.
MANIMACTII iLESS Ut
PITTSWORGII, PA.
Cer. Point Alley sad lkiquesne St,
El=
AlachinAsh6
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting an the Allegheny Kir., near the Fol.
riTTlssußeH, TA
IfirAll ilidPia promptly ToY 13".
•
RIESICK & 8R0.,.
inc6a6 nu BULmt-rkuNl►
SAFES AND VAULT&
NO DAMP. NO MOULD
ENGINES AND MACHINERY,
BREWICIr..Y WO.I%ILEPAIRII}IO ponr. F l -
rialWIL ZNY. 1111DIMULIL OE-
Car. Vitit and Pike Sta., Pittsburgh, Pa
O'HARA BOILER WORKS.
F. REIPHAN & CO..
111!matactortrs of
MICA ROILKIti OIL TANKO BTILLS,
VLITNEItIeNALTAtoIig % 00, ao., CAI
BnICIIN VII?. 0E
Cor. of Becood Avon and Liberty, SU,
PITTEIBUS4.IH, PA.
Kepstrlnx:oniT7laptly. Ordes.rnttothe
Tll:(uljmrigrddo,
F. 17AVnagkgat.
CAKILOL
& Y
littoBl.l . ammo ,
ZOSI[/140 D. =WEIN
•
JAWED Ii• • • • •... . .......... •
JARED M. BRUSH &SON,
xmitrrAcTuszan or
Steam Boilers, 011 Stills, Tanks.
SUEET lERN WORE, MP.
61 Pen► Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOV ES. CASTINGS., ito
C"K
CET •THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH.
FOR BYTialf/NOUB COAL
' Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast
well as any other Stove in the Union.
BI SELL & C 0.,.
No. XB6 Liberty Streot
Also, on hand and for age. •
PA.0.1.011 tSTOVEB.
LIEKTINU tSTOVX.S.
GRATE VRONTtI. YENIINB,
MOLCII4 , I ILANUSIS, to.
6rß F , HUBS &CO
01 ACT:MFRS OF 11171.61V1ZT , OF
Srr€O-Nr-AtS,
BOSTON COWLING RANGE,
mai Fulmar
/Oa WARMING BOUM:Nag
•
THE HIM AICTIAECIXT CWICILIO STOVE,
••KICOULATOK." COLUMBIA COON. nTOVP,
VAII'IS (Cincinnati Pattern) PoltTAttl.n.
RANGE CAS NT,, BON MANTLE& W V.I.I.IIIANIS
latr i ri n ttk ir Tallanittlltt and dnat:
200 and 208 Lilberty Stree
=MM!
emei
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
NO. BO WOOD STBEHT,
L ltaulaseturers or the Greatest Varletiof
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stores,
TO BL FOUND
laver goo rusentmlll be found all the LATEST
PALTTEUNS AND IMPROVEMENTS, and the
rep natl. of our Stor shouldch that any one 1.1
sem t of a goal amideretinas. , none but
that e manufactured by ma.' as they will be found
the moat durable as well as atonomleal. Would
call verticals.attention to our now .VOLCARO
OTO lig. ter churches. ital.. +ono storm firer
11 001 three mOOlOl. mounded lu'.• with or
011.01 .mirkg. Wax, Is aye MICA tuna pro,
nollLe c 1.1.03 IlliperlOr to any Meier.. Aar cheap
er. tro.tlor eamlogue tan. Dm
T MNGSTON & CO-.
JLA Manufacturers of many GREY MON
AL IST X M.
Light work one specialty. e Julia Hotta,
abut... and bate NlatMeal Pulleys, uld other
articled of Builders. Hardware always on band.
°Moe and Works, near Oats" Depot, Allegheny
C =l it y.o4 Postal:ice addressi. Lock /50.% 3051, rm.-
1 Pa. Jamus
I::lEtzlzgledeiggai;l:
QUBTAU SLUM
=lna BUII
HENRY BIER ar: CO.,
SUCCEMORi3
Jog DC 000P1311 /k.
Bell and Braes Founders.
BRANS . CASTINGS
YAWL rIiOIItPTLT TO ORDZIG:
Jaleable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING, -
THHOTTLB,BAFBTY AND CHECI IMAM,
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
MON- CCOCIX.S,
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and 011.
KAN OFACTUSrattI Or J. M. commits CO•tl
Improved Balautollmel Elam Pomp.
Agents in Dreyptis , Patent Oil
ers, the best to Market.
Mae ilea Worts. eorsei Tetrtieste sad Me
Streets.'
. ,
A TIFF QOM & NceIIFFRET, •
coni...aborty ot.4t aad Third Anann.!
rituawcb. Pa., \ -
BUBBIOWIDEIS AND IRON PIPE FIVES .
and .I.ololTh.lbr A. O. CAMERON A MB
STEAM mitre AND Biowiran.
BUGGIES. &a
WORKMAN le DAVIS
9UCOESBOBII TO
Workman, Moore & Co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers In
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
Spring and Buck Wagons,
Not. 41, 44, 46 and 48 Baur At., Highs
dg: P lTlFeingrliVolrt:Z7.74l ind
1... ..,..r.t11 Ova mtlatactio aTery portico.
xewen Stilt, work Cooataetlf on Mad.
ffig
Comep 'II2A PATONT
e
Antl.ll,,Mer n lbr nat.
11. EItIDADD DAVIP baste' purchased the
Interest of Alen. and Ws, D. Moore, In the late
Arm of W IMMO N, MOONS A CO. the busi
ness Intl hereafter be cautiened Otheold eland,
under the name anl a i ls of WOHJIMAN
DAVIS. Orders solicited.
Late with' Citizens. le atittaud Dank. Pittettergh.
pdthilla •
lITI E 6:
A./ 10 box. Tresb Roll Butter;
10 bait • barrels 46.;
lor Ws 11 J. B. 01.141111LD,
141 PIM Arm.,
DUQUESNEWORKS.
COLEMAN. RAM &
Xanaset
IRON. NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINDS.
DUQUEWSS, L Z AND JUN [AMA.
YL AT BAR. ANI? WO4 RE IRON.
HOOP aItEKT AND TA IRON.
BOILER TLATEd AND HEADY ,
ROAM) IRON, lOtati and DEC/ETTA RAIIII,
CUTTER BARS . CYLINDER
lIION.
T,l t FLAT v ta ‘w Road).
PERINGaANa pk, T .
ETEE.VL , W I CULT tVATOR STEEL ,
WINOS AND NoUI.DE rotes pattern.
STEEL TIRES. STEEL Y.HATTINILI. A. B.
STEEL.
COACH, RUFIOY and WAGON STRINtitl and
AXLES.
CUT NAILS AND STILES. •
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND NVOICES:
Stx nd 11 W at er teenth 'Stre ar et and tOreet, Plt h teb Alleg en ar M gh. y yer
ma/
MILLER, BARR &
acruat. pianist
WM. ME11.3...1.P, REOUT.N
43E0. W. BARR. tlliAtl. reams.
tIPPCI AL rmartin-3. M. 101 66.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
BILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
OFNICE. No. HO Liberty Strut,
I=l
CM=
-pyrrenunGu •
STEEL WI:IEILS.
EsTAIILISHED IN 1841.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
MANOTAMIII.II.6 O
BEST REPINED CAST STEEL
tit_ every description. Also. U.
Relined German Plow and Spring Steel.
COMO itit ILOI3 AND /MT evrogus.
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAM MILLER..
(Snecessor to .108:-. HARM & C 0.,)
Has co-eaten tire with then eading for.
ne tt,[lgif",. d il . 9 Prq s r;',4 ° Rll. l Vl&V
nw Irk Cit Ali Ka, t Li . t4 IlitlU. I.ICVSK.S.
PIT at AN US. Ai 11.13 TH, ltAll.liOA I AXILEd,
I,OCrin(OTIVIt PICA ni En, together with erery
degeription orntlArE WOIIIC. Waco and Yorgt.
Corner of Duaneene Way and First Berta.
apinihne
p2ITBSUnGn
NOVELTY WORKS.
zooniat 'dale, co.
XLVTI/,•VIVEY I2S
•
O =OaNEiTATNIDAi lAa
i F VU NTI Brm
Paned Patent Door Look. ua Indatat,
Paint and Colton ICU., tn.
3011 1 BIL OF FIRST AVENUE k GEJLIFt OTB.
• rittaborgh. Yonne's.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIMIG r K & CO,
PITTSBURG'', PAL,
./LsztMadonna of eTerf doserfpUon of
CAST AND GEMILAN STEEL.
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
ILLLINTIe AND pLATIPOSY SPRINGS.
AXLES, STKIL TILLS. AA, Au
Warehouse, 88 Water and 100 First Ste.
SLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
X.ll/ICel,Mrlloll 41 descriptione of
sm-rmin—ir
C2Yu and Wnrchonte, THIRTIETH, THIRTY
IrIIWT and RAIL.V.OAD ISTRRRTS.
I=
FOUNDERS, '.NCTIORINISTS
KNAP PORT PITT
'OUNDRY COMPANY
°Trios AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET.
PITTSBIJ kIGH, PA.
Engines,Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, hail Machines, Be
torts. and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE , WORKS
Ceram. Carroll sad Br annum INtroetil,
INUMiI ly LAD,/
orx-I'esisurtA3 „CA..
WILLIAM SMITH,
/111.NUTAUTOREB. Ur
OAST IRON BOWL PE PE
TOR eAs AND WATER WOE®.
My rlpes are MI east hsvaliably to ruts.
sand and 1M test lengths. Also. tUll ate•nt
at general •
Ca:stings for Clas & Water Works.
•
iI ... reenid hlso es.ll the httenthes . of..h_av
imi tnte . ad.
s of Stu Works to wy wkith
_......
W. J.: I.I.II)ItitSON
ONONGELI FOUNDRY.
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
Sanufmtwers of MON notra. /BONT4
WIMN)VI LINTIL.I and ILIAS, sad
Castings of an Desctiptlipm
Allir tlOteba sticaLlun paid to .LEOFISTI W I
OASTINUCI and to Ount.R.
illuo
M
S Orr ET ItDlosmh.rouz-No. 160
ROBINSON, BEA Ss CO r y -
.B¢aouuonto HoinniOs, Kum • Mims%
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND IiAGITINESTS, PITFSBUIMH
, r , LIVERPOOL ANDsalk :-
.QUEENSTOWN.
TILE namen Men. STEAMSIRPE.
Numberlair el...teen frat-claaa vowel.. moms
theta the celebrated •
CITY 0 P-PARIB,_ . CITY L OY ANTWERP, _ v - '
CITY Cr BOSTON CITY VW HALTINUELZ, :'
CIT• 2 or LONDON. 4,
Salting EVERT SATURDAY, from Pier Ike
Honh Meer, New York. INV Paileareor farther
thioneatlon arid) , tc!
• allidiJAaa or HAI. J r . ;
Furth Ward Foundry and Middle Nods, Wl7.
•
Mannlseturers of Boat and litstlonary Steam Itir•
glom Slam Engines. MUI Machinery, gamine,
rsiVilte. C ralTgilho d' ir " grir "."'‘U
office, No. ME corner TOM anti omittilleld
Wea ls,
Armin for OIIPTAMD , I3 PATENT INJXCTOB
for fee~Unr iatt-ral
Boilers.
111011L1.13 CARLIN & CO,
ILIADONICY NT.. AI.LEOLUNNT CITY.
Manufacturers of Stationary and Portntde Baas
Engine., till Preasea, Pulley_ ,s abating. Bahr
and Saar Mill Work. Rolling 111.11 and Kaaba.
Castings, Watt Sam WrfjhU . Wagon Iloxas
hunt to order and havens hand 110100 1
all atm*. • - nrylania
FONERLIC ROLL FOIINDIIT;
Cor. LISDILTY an 4 SATs 15113.11CT5.
BOLLMAN 1 BACALEY,
Ildanufteturort of Superior .-
Chill Rolls, Sand Bolls & Pinions.
COTTON MILLS
ifotrim, BELL is Co.,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLA
I"Irliort1111T11.0
'Lail, facia. r. of IiIt4LVT ItiDtirlt •14
W IC/I° L ,- ;a 11
_MAWigulaa
As a
-11 a.
4113M1$ X" 4 *ND LIMN
- - -~^~.;
GADS
11i ,„,—,
. irggg
Ir. bowl NOV*
11
or
CC fWUWWI O t
'Koataein 6..
WA N 0.1.. 6:3l:lneS
KAII Train.... 8:10 wo
Flrlotoo Ac.. 10:40 aw
8ra , k3.14 No! 5 - 10 om
14.1 1 r,.
Wall's No. 3..11 :51 P.
klttr
Exprto.3: so l •.
Woll'• No. 3.. 3,EPApos
YWaast Ma ll , . No.c
... 4..
7:4 0 v0:011oo
ol
Wall'oNo• 111:001.3
cOosoicUoo At Ilan In•
rENNSTLVA
NIA CNN7H.AI.
14t. 1 . 1. 14110. '411- i
Prom the Union Uepo t.
and Liberty street.. as
Mall Trans.... 1010 am
F ait
1.1ne..". 1.46 am
Wall's No. 1..6210 ant
BlintOnAo No. al T:5O am
Wall , . N 0.2.. P:5O Pt
Cinclanatt .11:5110 am
Johnstown At 10:50 am
Bra'ks Ae Not UN: am
Pilb;igs.. 1;60 p m
WaLl'• N0.....111:50 pm
gait pmWartotae
nNohljal pm
4 pm
it trains make plot
"T7wioannttrleriitt Loaves Wall. Station ~,,,
handay 9:06 . a. at.. reaching elttabnrab at
10:68 a. m. a
ndta. leaps INttsbapn at
16:6611. m. a arrive. at Walls station at
6:10 p. m. '
•Clacinnati Sipe.. leaves daily. South. ,
Ssarpaleave. daily PPM. Monday. All older
Min. daily except Ilanday.
l'or farther Informanoilliatorm.
The reanstvaallComeany will nos aa
trartame nopld'" trile""PoWtSlttVPirte
drePttollars t a b atter . .all SPASM Peosslinel
that amount In vane VIII be at the riot of Lb•
owner, naiads tahr i ,4mst.
nots Boners) thabetinten.lent. £llOOOO.
S T F r
NP PLOINST . I. ANIA
AIL—On and after NOV. 14. ASSIO. Ol •
uselager Tllll[l3 us thu
AV ost•To renna7lvallla
attires.' will arrive et anl depart front tna
Mottled= Orion. AlleXtruT:a u.
t =fo d rt * fir.
10;40 on. sharotrit Not 111110 aw
Itharob . * No. 11:310 Owl Kr 0r0.% ., 4010 o
MIN . " tin Pilr t r o ' el!lt N N ,;:i ;:z
eratapt4 None:110 oa Om
Above traln• raw daily camot Jondy. •
The Chareb Traln leaves Allteheny Parxt
evom Monday at 1:40 a. tn., reveille* /Wept , o
tem at CPO a. Notarntapt, Iparm-Allral .no
(7117 at 1:110 p.m. and entre at AIM/then , J t
lion at 1:40 yy.. m.
The traMs teaMmt Al/elthea; CUP at ',s
-m. Bohr direct eonneettoo at reeport wttlate al.
her.• Senor Stages Mr Eisler and ilmnahstown.
Theoven Matte map ho ourensacd at the (10110.
No. If:K.010r @IMO., near the flostveneen Ortlas,
flttsn me, and at the Vapot, Allegheny.
To: fertllarlnformalton apply to •
JAMES LEFTIES:TS. Agent.
Tedoral !Steatite:v...
The Western Onimsylvaala Itallruar will tot
assume anr NM for Sax me, e Moot 113letesilhe
loomel, and limit their responsibility to •to
Hundred Dollars In • value. All banal , .
modlus thls amount In value wilily. , at So. rut 0 1
the owner, unit. Laken Ili Modal contract.
=MAKI , Id. Wtl.l..tA 11.
nots General Bunertatendent. Altoona.
i ttß.' — '7 — iiiligiiffigai
• IS ?Am FORT Vitaly.e. 300 su.s
A. W. and CLIO PLANO , a 1.1 1.1.09110,11 I..tios
, N.
Pram NOV.
Union/latb 10. tralsto al:. t i d e. na.
and melee at OM /emS, tooth Plum
Mega ettLtlme.ea fellows:
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1
itli-Itgiallitt: P .Ol l O
£0. ..
pi. a Wh_pli`l6:3l# a m Wacella; Z i a 10:404 at
Claloama 1ia11..6:511 aas 0.401.1.. a 1!111 pes
Et.'l'44.l.,:m.:.:sh,gr.reac.l'aillf, t:
Vrtifif,i2llll(: tf.'etpli, e ':: 211 Vi::
ValYratral.ll l 4l l .; r..tirg:T,„ ae..TV.T.:
Lettsdale •• lto IN alo IIMOr Faila `• MOON ma
• •• 11:113 la 61 New 0•019 ` . 4 . ly i lt. a n ls
noebestar .. 1 R
41 pm Knee
Poen •• 4018 pea I.ele•lale "101t471..
Leetsdale le0.11:111pm Bear lealls •' SA 0 i . e
Nea`rialls • Iltla p m Leesadale .` +tat 100
Imtedale .` Ida a te. ' •• .. 1:131.0'
lair Oats Se Fair 001. natl.
day 010000 1:111 as day Chorea. 9,11 a on
VP- 51511 a oe. Chicago tiptoe. leaves li 'MT.
.alrI4:09? tn. ealcaao to arelym ,:.iiir.
7. A. MY?: I I: N. IMOULIAIInor.
Oral, Pm. & het /tarot. Oral. Yammer.
mal
...
CIFIAN 4:. £ Orl'
Ailia"fligicor V/11,1LIEVZ PtIOOL/Itln a..
TIIN ONLY
MI
IeIIIITN TI) TOE. 012.
NII.4IIS)Na WITHOUT C NAN OIC of CANY . .
Ns anti after MONDAY. Noy. PIC 1009, • nal ,
TNEIOOOII THAINU Is AMY (except Ma`l.Tl
7111 gilYlls i t: l =lrfolllgs i laqr.ValLy r riZl :
yale, cad an Wets In than 1110,01 s.
LISTS rtnenuntan. le. a nrrsoppa.
Dpy as ...... • /!OP aln Dap !, E y n..-... 14VP
iCii,h`pfitz:. 418:10 ;It 01.ifa;:: 0: - .0 ::.
lid Holten...ll:lo am lid liallem... 9too 0 as
id 11a1t00... COO pm id Ileltea... 9:10 ore
111.11 Halton-IMO° pm 4tll 11011.00. 1:16 pm
Floepttrt At. 0 130 a m Soda Work , 7108 aes
Pe`daWorks.. 0130 pas reexpo AO 615 pm
Brady`, B Ao itllip m nr.ars II In 10100 • 11,1
Ohara 1;00 pm Chards 11/ 01 0 ala
&nom trans Mee eel/ M 1 ,,p‘... p...,
.—......n trnino atm 01 al stasPose.
We are now running ``dllyer Palma gleephoe
Cars'. en our Mahe Caere. tram. MON 0.7 0 .
loam Pittsburgh to Perri- .
4.liiiittrat.ElVA ?ri.. l tl.O,F;f:.
rITTSEM C RUH, IMpti
INCINN AN
. LOMA NAII A .W TI
AY. D
AN HOMY, JWUTE.
0H1.1311C 01 . TINIL-0541.11114, SUNDAY.
Nov. 1410,_11011. tralme tom, tad amt• • 31
Um Union Depot. rltubtaitl, sx
I'lttslmt3o
Ofpart. Arm..
YOU 11:01 a. m. 111:13
ikmtlern Mxprem 5:15.) m.
Put Lime— . ....... 9:40.. 7:15 p.
1113 , 24 Amo:n 1:43 a. 111. 13:511 p.m.
33,15.41.1 , s men, No.l 11:3345. to. 7:335. 11.1. •
himobenvllle Acoommod• 3:430.m. 9:4114.m.
1151)00515 , 0 m'a. Ho. 35:53 p.m. 3543 P. to.
Minds, (March Trsin.. 111:1111,30. WSW It.
m.
gril an P.M. Express wlll loavo tinny.
11:110. X. Mall will Milrc
S. T.
Emnoral Tirkot. C.
R. W. 00.11. lap';.. DennlAom Ohlo•
note •
rrrswonoui /4.
CON MMUSYILL Zr
Os sad arler SUNDAY. February gm.
ISIO. traill• wL &MI!. %I sad never& aiun .. •
uspo; corner Of tuft sod Water streets. as
tote
sadtrom Unica.
Wn. to 1100 A. le. 1:00 r.
KOLOCAPOrt I.ollld VA /I:00 A. at. $1:05 t o r.
En.. to and trim Unt , n. 0:15 r. N. 10:00 1. r.
Weft blawtoniAccom.d 4:30 r.
ISTSthionk,.Ancosadt•n. 0:15 r. N. 7.50 r. •. I
Melt tolfelVapon. /0.30 Po N. 0:4 5 A. N.
nandarOharek Train to
and o . .dat We... Newton 1:00 r. .10.00 A N
O.IOHAIID It• 12011/11106 . Ade11 . 1.
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tau_
UNION PACIFIC
Eastern /Division.
AT
enthiriast . Ali D A 111.1113
WATTS from the Butt, it rolxt.
Colorado Nereids,
Califortas *Mat
Arizona.
New Mexico, Idaho,
Oregon.
iiaraleze wodiateneti :e=lr norv:i.rzllozl. ta
bit .0d L Joe laaftog 117.7007,1101101111•y,emnect.
74.".rw"'e' k
eto telp
LO.wortb vino 1111.
L ZO D D
C LORIS SOS • , •
- xuarel?irals sextr
AND
All Points la the Territhissi
Aiteret i.NUIRSUN THI-WRIOILY 1.11111
OLUICHT4 for ton tsket, neat'. l'ort. P.µ Altower
e ise. f n t..
Footed mil paints to MI-
wand nw flank..
lib be ream addition& of pi sux,
4t u thA m r x .s.
funs Itretrte4 terietne, Ude road Ode. e
linevielled tepee for the Uniteinlon of 'y
rintelit to tbe te n e•
Tldiete ter ea et Ali the prleclio4. 00teil
tbe United States wad Vatiadu x
HTELIStr`rdEI/49!Alt.nverit,
EJLIFTIVIN Y1xv!:• , 03%.
L. &NUE3LIIOIII,
11. A. raarvoeur..
NOT'ICE.— Whereas, Letters teetanleatary on the estate - or WM. P.
ULLICIe lam of the Borough of Welgee•-
riVgd 4 ,lbl . ritt e r , e s prreV: h i :vg; .........
*maws sold eltate potent them properly i
awlteetteated es t ateeme, eau all persona..
ed•htorl to sold will please Mate lame
dlate payment. .
TWOS. PENNLY.
151 r WM. Z. EIBMBISON,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Lrtters of AdeninirtraUon belga , pantedl
li o U t bf;l Veg " dribitle= atire r li 0.
against said Witte are nque•ted to present them
for settlement. and all pennon indebted to tonne
Immediate
U. PANTS. Administrator.
No. de Marti anet
STRAMSHIPI3
WEST COMMON.
Mac Moo Slam liVorks.
Portrirrod =lnt of Wort Uoromular'AnOahenr.
WILIMPIC ATV/VMS & CO.
ru n wool wiaro on anon rattc• hearth
or o o owner. a for nldraralks, Stun?
vulli,•, at. Head an Tomb trrea, to.
-••••• ••••• .• sac
Jos. crucza. e lis.
PHOINIX STEIN DREWRY,
SPENCER, WRAY & CO.,
Monsters and Brewers of Ale,
PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
rITTSBOTAH.
ROBERT WATSON. WSEsser.
(MAO
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