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FINANCIAL
AZIREAN BANK,
N,I). 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
ITIVNISIIROEL
aims carrrAL 6200,004
Stockholder' Individually Liable.
HANK OP D 1110013214 AND DEPOSIT.
JOHN TLOTIS WY. FLOYD.
Fruldent• Cashier.
l'hot. Y.
W. T. Shauuen.
Jumir. Amu,
Chu, . Leta.
•
Jobs loyd,
This Stith now fully
Jobe X. Ynnl.nd,
Archibald Wallace
J.. D. Kelly,
Wm. lloyd.
0nr.11.4 and prepared
barinum
Eg:i1;1=;1
SILVER AND COUPONS,
nought . at Highest Prices.
PII. 11. MERTZ, Banker,
t 1 ,0T.,,W,00d St. and sth Avenue
!, AMES T. BRADY & Co.,
• a - sevens.. to E. JONU • CO..
Coiner Fourth Avenue and Wood St.,
ES,4*...NIECIM:{
i r Rzy =NAAR NI URA of
SOTERIMENT SECURITIES,
609. - EDITED AND COMM..
ON MOM PANORAMA TERM.
Fr Wowed Allowed onDepoelta._
allraloaay' loaned . ea Bovesameat ilaads at
.+•• CO, mutes rates.
Order., oxecolod (or ten Purchase
mod Rule of IIfrOVKII, 1101VDN .bd
MOLD. •
P,€,LOIS T. BRADT ak. CO
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FINANCE. AND TRADE
Orims or FITTIZMIIES GAzirrra,
- - MONDAY, - April 4, MO.
The money market open& dull and
hairy early this mooning with an
unwise' by dull badness, but after the
noon board gold advanced from 11135 to
my., and closed at 1113 with a firmer
feeling. -,
Government bonds felt the advance in
_gold and suddenly Jumped from .X to %
per cent,,the later !slues being partici'.
larly strong: There are, however, anch
large amount; of bonds offered on the
'market and no disposition to buy for so
upward tura Ishown anywhere. that
the advance ca only be tesapotary.
M
t i,
asks are trona and higher and
closed with • eolded bullish feeling.
There is every indication of •
further ,riee in the market, which la
plelnly shown In Saturday's bank state.
-meat pointing to an Increase In loans.
The legal markets are devoid of any
new I...stares.
-Business dull.
Quotation. 'as receivod by Ph. R
Marti: Geld, 111 M: Sliver, 109; Eighty
one'a, 113%; Five Twenties, 1362, 1105{;
do. 1E64, telo; do- 1665, lt9M; do. 116%
Gooniole, 10a; do. 1607, 109. M; do. 1868,
109; • Tan Fortier, 1041 M; Adams Ea
mon—Company, 61; Merchants Unto.
Emmet Company. 10; American Ex-
Pm= CouiPaley. 33; Western Union
TelegraToh. ,111 M: ,New York Central,
91M; Reading, 9714; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne At Chicago, —• Ohio k Mum
el ppl, 29; Michigan ' Southern, 8714.
Cleveland t Pittsburgh, 9934; Chicago,
Rock bloat t Pacific, 1734: Chicago
North 'Rasters, 70%; Chicago at North
Wormier. Preferred. 61; Erie, 25 M-
Lama Small.
Louden, per II 16,47 1 5 . 5 5
Parts. par franc - 2IM 93 , M
Berlin, [YaluBl 6334
Frankfort, florins 41, 50
—Olceing quotation,' renamed by James
T. Brady A Co. Gold: - 1113: United
Stair Biala, UM, U 3%; Five-Twenties,
Tno FOr6tMs;
, d e lO .
6M18;6 4 F i l v o e 9 -T ; dwoe.n 6,
JanM;
ary sad July, UM, 105; do. do. 187,
1595:; do. 16191. 109; Union Pacific
:R.iiroad, WM; Central do, do, 6054; CT
PAWL'. 11* Lake Superior
16r Telegraph to tae Pittsburgh bisSattra
IttrW YOIIX. April 4. 1870.
•
Money was lustive at 607 on call until
after 2. r. m.., when the demand abated
and offerings were more liberal. One
hank negotiated nearly. 11,000,000 at 7.
The closing operations were at 5 on Gov
ornaments and 0 on stocks. I
Sterling firmer at 834@8% -and the
demand natter.
Geld quiet; opened at 11%, touched
11% nod closed at 11%.
tarrying rates 4(06 per cont. and
Cat. Clearances $21,004,000.
Oevernmente more active and higher.
Coupons Of e3l, 114%114%; do. '62, 116%(4.
11034; do. '64, 169%00169y; do '65, 1011.34 g,
100,1,1: do. new, 10@dd%; do. '67, 1194
109%; do. '69, 16D1i',1093.0 1040 s, 10630 e
100%; Currency 6's, 112(0112%.
Statebonde dull and steady: Miseouris.
92; Old Tennessee, 55; new do 5134; old
Virginia: 70; new do.. 69%; ' . 01,1 North
Carolina 46; new d o 2.1%.
Stooks dull but steady, with 830:10 hn
prcreement and activity in• Lake Shore,
Northwestern, St. raul.and Vanderhilts.
CaMcm,6ll%; Cumberland. 33; Yillmt
ern Union Telegraph, 32%0 Quicksilver,
9: Mariposa 5; preferred, 1.2.!4; Adams
Elects., 6%; Wells, 19%; American
Express. 15% United States Er
Press, 4.6%; Vanilla Mall, 30%; New
• Icor k Central, 92%; do. scrip. 90%;
Erie, 25%; do. preferred, 49%; scri p . 9
0 %;
Headiug, 97%; Michigan Central,
119%; Lake Shore. 8734; Illinois Central,
143; Fittebursh, 99%; Northwestern, 72E;
do. preferred, 8434; Rock Island; 11754;
New Jersey Central. Hay,: St. Paul,
; do. preferred, 7434; Wabash, 45%;
do. preferred, 74; Fort Wayne, 93%;
Torre Haute, 59; do. preferred, 54%;
4.,bicago rt. Allot', 112%; do. preferred,
11254; Ohio sir Miesisalprd, 29%; O. C. it 1.1.,
24; Hartford a Ede; 434.
Oaten prices; Copper Falls, EU; Frank
• Lln, 6; Hecht, 80; Qulney, 17. •
Suit Treasury balance, gold, 179,347,117 .
eurreney„ $2,6111,451; general . balance
$62.160,201.
IMAIM.er
t•rizion or Pirrestrodu GAZETTS,
MOSDAT, April 4. IWO.
The oil market was very quiet today,
not a thegleriale of either crude or re•
fined reported. Crude was reported
emalderably firmer above. which is at
tributed mainly to the reduction of She
• Per bid In freight, from. that point to
. Philadelphia and New York by the Em
bblp Line. This redaction of 2Se per
be freight to the east is equivalent to
adding libe per bbl on' oil coming to
ittsburgh. -As II enablea emboli buyers
to pay that much additional for the 011.
and. of course, Pittsburgh buyers are
obliged to pay as much as the eastern
without any reduction in freight to this
point. In other works, the reduction
is all right for elatrerf buyers and all
wicesir, for Pittsburgh buyers. ' The
eastern men appear to have but little
difliculty i getting a reduction when
they least I t, and ask for it. out not so
wit m h Panits huasr gm de l t e very
u h e a h d e s omnt rra
Copy
dilation recently, 800 per bbl, but our.
snasufactarers say that the rate Is still
too high, and that there is plenty of
room for a still farth UMl er reduction.
OS
Market, as already intimated, was con
siderably firmer to.day in consequence
Of an advance above, but there were no
- sales, at least thorn were none reported..
Spot or seller this mouth may be quoted
at 1.13-3UX bid, and 1134 asked - Buyer
at; year, nominal at 14 Mfglit,M. Seller
alt year, nominal at 11M0p1134.
WEVINED.
-14 e maw market firmer -though prices
era tankard quotable changes April
q toted at M; May. 26; June at 26,4;
July to Septe K mber, 27M; May to Novem
ber, 2S, bia; buyer all year 80 bid, with
some sales tinselly at that figure.
asontrvn or MUDS OIL ST A c o u nt s r•
A. B. Mills BO bbla, On ac W.
Bartle.
OtL IMPrED DT WEST PION. n. S.
Fairview 011 Works, 104 bble ref. oil
to various conalgnees, Chicago.
Dry Q•stla MarKet.
Nor Toga, April ` 4.—The Inclement
Weather adds eneral dullneu of
trade, yid as part icular cliange in staple
textiles irrupt a ruination of In Pacific
Mills prints and unwell, which aid at
CLZVSL&ND, 4 April 4.—Flour steady;
red SS oountrZ brands of white XX
XX
75%6 25,
$50.5 25; amber XX 1)5(15 6c4
"prang XX 04 2505 25. Rye flour dull
a t% 75@;k5 50. Rye 80(65c. Petroleum
very quiet and unchanged; spot oil of.
Wed at 230 ha round iota, crude on spot
Efi IS; mins 1000 bbla buyer all tbeyear,
at 18;.1000 bbls same option eq. IS 60.
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OFYICE OP PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
MOSJIAT, A pril 4, 1870.
The general markets aro more active
and many articles, in consequence of
scarcity, are stronger and higher. All
kinds of grain, Is scarceand wanted, and
prices are strong end tending upn'ard.
The receipts for some time past hare
been very light, which bowing mainly
to the bad condition of the country
roads, preventing farmers from getting
it to market. Provisions—steady wits a
fair jobbing demand, and groceries, ae
.noted In our last repert, are stronger.
and augers are reported as tending up•
'ward lu the east. Indee&the demand
Tor almost everything Is better, and
with reduced Flocks, prices generally
trot:inner. The demand for almost any
.
thing always improves,' whenever price.
begin to harden; but' so long as price.
keep tending downward, people buy
very sparingly ea they, do not wenn°
mock up until:the very lowest point has
been reached, and by pursuing this
Policy, they very often miss it, an the
golden opportunity: very fragnontly
comes and gots, while they aro holding
back, waiting for tri bottom to be
touched.
APPLES—SIow, wi It a supply fully
up to the . dernand, brie. prices are un•
changed. 12,5uQ3,60 per bbl. •
APPLE BUT f E11.4-Sales at 65®70c.
ASHES—Quiet and unchanged: Cont.
mon eods Ash, 4e; refined do 4q;
I;earls P®iN; rots 73.4.
BUTTER—Prime to choice Roll la be
ing sold at &Mc, and fsucy at 40c.
Common and inferior abundant, and
very dull
BEANS—May be quoted at $1,7...@2,22,
the outeldo figure for choice navy—but
few sales above $2.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Nominal, 2c.
CHEESE— Dull but unchanged.
Bales of Western Reserve at ific; Ham•
Burge at 1634 e: Ohio Goshen, 17}4c; New
Tor Goshen, 1841844 c.
CRANBERRIES—SaIes of Sackett's
Belle Berries at $2O per bbl.
`CARBON OlL—la quiet and un.
changed, 231 2334 c in jobbing lots, and
2.545126 c In a retail way.
CORNMEAL—Le quoted, In store, at
00(01 per bughel, as to quality.
DRIED FRIIIT—Quiet and dull with
a supply largelyein cadets of the present
demand. It In expected, however, that
the demand will improve very noon.
We continue to quote Acmes
at 634®714c. Piaches 73e14534c for quar
ters, 91a10c for halve., and 115®20c for
pared. Blackberries at 13@14c and
pitted cherries at 25(d128e. -
EGGS—Market a shade Linnet though
prices are not quotably higher. the bulk
of the wales reported being at 22e—some
holders quoting at -23. -
FLOUR—The market la quiet and de
void of anything new or Important, noth
ing at least worthy of special notice.
We continue to quote Western flour..
In store, at 15@5,1.6 for 5pri0g45,50®5.75
for winter, and 6766 for fancy human.
Rye flour, 55.
GRAIN—The eff•rings of wheat con
tinue very light. nod while the market
is firmer, price. are uncsar g d: 11,10 g
1,14 for fair to prime red. Oalo coerce
and firm and prices higher; we now
quote at 45, buying, and 48®50, selling
—sale 1 car reported at 46. Corn, .130,
Is scarce and firm but unchanged; may
be quoted at 73475, buying, and 788811.
selling. Rye ls In light supply and
firm; wo now quote at 83(485, buying,
and 88590, selling. In Barley there ma
not much doing and prices aro nomin
ally unchanged; 85665 for spring, and
9J(4,95 for tab.
BAY—Baled is boleti eclat on wharf
and track, at 117ga9, as to quality. -
HUSKS-234®3c.
HOMINY-45,75®9 par bbl. •
LARD OIL—Is firmer but unchanged;
11,16W,28, for Extra No. 1 and 880011
for No. 2.
LlME—Eastern white, 51,75; Cleve•
land, 52,25.
MAPLE SYRUP—SaIsa at 51,5164,75
ler gallon Juge, aa to quality.
ONIONS—Iu fair demand with regu
lar 'Well at 52,50@3 par bbl.
PROVISIONS—Lard is firm and
higher, otherwise the market Is un
changed. oulders, 12 for Plain and
l 3!:, for se.Dured; Sides, Il3' for
Riebed, KIIU 1634 fir Clear; Plain Items,
16, and Sugar Cured 17®17%. Lard, 15
@islg iu tierce.. and 16 in kegs. Dried
Beef, 19@,11 1 1. ldus Pork, 17117%.
PO:ATOES—SaIes of prime Peach
Blows, in store. at 45@50 per bushel.
PEANUTS—Prime Tennessee quoted
at 9( - 0110e. •
PEARL BARLtY—NO. 4,6; No. 3,
ill:: Oatmeal, 510,50 per bushel, 35,50
per half bbl.
PEAS—Sales at 52@:2,25 per hushal.
SEEDS—Clover coed is qut t at 1 5 (.4
10, and Timothy at El, and of the letter
the market is almost bare. Flaxsocd, -
i 2,15, and the offerings continue very
light.
SA.LT-111ncbsriged—'61,80Qc1,83 trt car
lute, itud the usual advane in storo.
itI.I.I:C;IIENY CATTLE MAIIIiVIT
OFF CE OF CI.7. , TTA
MONDAY, April 4, 1b7,..
EMIE3
Fallowing allows the number of care on
Nabs, the point at which they were
shipped, and the names of the shim ars:
Ntarks di Bra., Chicago • 3 cars
Zeigler dt Bolhohtldx, Chicago 2 care
S. LOWer.IISDC. Chicago-- ......... 2 care
S KIIIIUIIIIII.. aluicago 1 ear
Kraus, Chicago. 1 car
Peter ilartman,Chicago - 2 Core
K Katz. Chicago 1 car
J S. Needy, Chicago 1 car
Greenwald d Kahn, Chicago...... 2 care
K.% sic Kraus, Chicago. 2 care
M. Varner, Chicago 3 cars
Trauntau st Lohman. Chicago 4 rare
t... 3 J. Sbamberg. Chicago - 2 cars
Sol. Shamberg, Chicago 1 car
Traumas , .3. Lohman, Forest 2 care
Greenwald ,t Kahn, Loudenvilie 2 cars
G. B. Baird, Culuusbians 1 car
E. Newton, Columbiana 1 car
J. dt. S. Needy, Newark ......... 1 car
Prepaid 4 cars
Total
The number of cattle ou sale to day
was larger than it has been for several
weeks, reaching about seven hundred
head, and 'while the market was report
ed unsatisfactory by both drovers and
butchers, prime wero stronger and
ruled higher, If - anything, than
last week. Drovers almged that the
cattle coat More than Musa on sale last
week, and that notwithstanding they
obtained big prices, they . made no
money. The butchers say that tbey,ean
not advance the price of meet, while the
offal does not begin to bring NV hat it did
a year ago. Tallow Is only worth 5 cents,
and hides 8%,. so that the butcher who
pays 7or 60 for cattle loses money at
-present prices (Jr offal.
The great trouble in the stunk busi
ness la that prices are entirely too Sigh,
and It does seem strange that while flour
grain, dry goods, groceries and almost
ecer3thing have depreciated In ratio
with gold, stock la fully as high now an
it was when gold waa up to 200 and
above. Cattle must ne scam., otherwim
the extreme prices would bring them to
market, and theta is not much prospect
of a decline until gram cattle commence
to be thrown upon the market, about the
, raiddlo of June.
Compared with last week, pews arc
without muoli change. Prime to extra
fat steers mid at from Bto 8%4; medium
' to good 7a7%, and stockers at f.ei.
B. LOwenstelne had 39; sold fat cattle
at 6344714; stockers at 534.
14 Rothchild , . & Esigler 36, fair to rx.
tra fat steer at WON. -
Haas & Knolls 36 head of good Chicago
cattle at 7@6%. -
Peter . Hartman 34 Beira Chicago, at 7,65
D. Werner ' 66; sold fat cattle at 6@B;
I
'W I
k erb Needy m 531( 30 ". head from Ohio and
Lit Is, at 7%@.834.
Keefer & Lobmen mid 39 from Chl•
cage, at 7@B.
E. Katz 17 head from Chicago, sold at
7 f i1r . ..1. Bhamburg 33 bead of mixed
Chicago stock, at 6(45J8,65.
Greenwald ee Kahn sold 85 bead of
mixed stock, from Ohio and Illinois, at
6 )4% 3 34.
S.
Marks Az Bro. 63 head of fat cattle,
from Chicago, at 7%G,834. .
Sol. Traurman 76 Mao, all from Cbi
cage; fat cattle at 734834; atockers at
6 cents.
Halms, Lafferty & Co. wholesaled 14
beast Of scalawags to John Kerwin, at
53; retailed 15 head at 7(67,70.
Ilezlewood & , Blackatock GO head of
Ohio cattle, at 634(3,8%.
B. Kauffman 111 head good to prime,
from Chlcaito, et 7gB. , ,- -
S. Shamberg 18 head of iftlme steers,
from Chicago, at 73,y48, . .
Mem 1
There, was a very email number .Lof
sheep on male to day, warmly enough to
two hundred and
mete is market,
seventy-eight bead. Thii, of course, did
not begin to supply the demand, not.
withstanding the butchers do want very
many - at present prices. Sheep are rela
tively higher to the butcher than rattle
es there to more , wsuite In theft and It
would appear that the leas mutton the
butcher sells the better he Is off. Very
common sheep aro being sold at 6 cm,
and good to prime 100 averages may b e
quoted at 7t38 ctn. Scalawags are bring
ing 1460®11,60 per bead.
- tetakely . Bro. 40 head of very fine aver
aging 100 lbs and upwards, expected to
average 8 ots per lb.
J. S. McMillan., retailed 106 head of
mixed sheep, from Allegheny t)o., at *4
'per head to 7 eta per pound.
James Kerr retailed 80 had of small
Washlngtom Co. sheep averaging 92 lbs
at 6®7 eta per pound.
Emerick at Co. wholesaled 52 head to
Teah at IM,.
8008.
Market reported stronger, and prices
are a shado)higher, though hogs are still
relatively cheaper than- either/cattle or
sheep. We now quote, in a (stall way,
at 11934010%, for fair to prime heavy aver
ages.
Jacob Needy wholesaled 1 car losd to
Emerick Co. averaging 240 ibs, fat and
Smooth, at 10;-also another car load to
same, averaging about 200 Itie, at 9%.
MARKETS 13T TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April 4.—Eotr market
firm; sales 2,300 bales at 230 f i mtddling
uplands, closing quiet . Flo : receipts
9,393 bbls: market nackang .;
Bales 6 ,-
100 Ws at 14.3544,55 fer supertine Stare
and western; 14,66@5,311, extra State;
14.60®5,45, extra western; $5,1506,10,
white wheat extra; $4,10g8,1:0, round
hoop Ohio; /5118, extra St: Lsitia; 16,10
gi.00,-pond choice do. Rye Floor dull
at 14.25115,00. Cornmeal to fair demand.
Wnlaky firmer; gales 600 lib's western at
11,03®1,05 for free. Wheat : receipts
8,210 lush; market opened heavy
but rather more active, olosieg dull
and declining; gales of 53,000 bush
nt 11,02 for No 3 spring, 11,11q@)1.12);
for No 2 Milwaukee delivered, 11,40 for
white State and Ohio, Rye quiet. Barley
in moderato request; sales of 2.000 bush
at 70c fur common two rowed State,
about $1,0301,115 for Canada West.
Barley malt dull. Corn; recelptadt 1,200
bush; scarce and Ic hotter: asies of 40,000
bush at 11,05101,07N' for new mixed
western, 11,06% WM34 for old do in
store nest delivered, /1,16@i1,1h for new
yellow western Jersey sad Penpuyiva-
Ma. Oats; rootlets of 1,756 hush; a shade
firms salsa of 24,000 bush at 36@i580 for
western, 625643.0 for Ohie and State.
Stock of grain - In warehouse: wheat
1.039,625 bush, corn 361,411 bush, oats
0.7,015 bush, rye 33;447 bushel,.
barley 100,137 bushels; malt P 8,530
bushel. peas 3,907 bushels. Rice dull.
Coffee4ull. Sugar firm, with salsa of
550 tibia at 91‘c for Cuba, 9,4111103i.0 for
Porto Ricci; also 220 bones Havana at 80.
Molasses dull. Hops quiet, at 15@25c
for Amsricha. Petroleum fish, at 14%0
• • -
fur crud., fur reaued. Linseed rill
dull, at 874119 e in casks. Tarpoutina
quiet at 4634®47e. Puck la a shad.
[inner, with sales of inn, boleWe at V 26,75
for moss. 419,2520,50 for prime, and
$22®22,75 for prises men; ales 7500 bills
mess, nailer April, May aad June, at
$26,74(426,76. Beef quiet and steady,
with salon of 350 Ws at 110w5 for new
plain mesa and $1.4®17,50 for new extra
MOM Tierce Beef Bran; sales of 100 tea,
at 42.561.8 for sBinie men and $28430 for
India mini. Bad Hams steady; sales of
145 pkgs, at $10.2541)12,011 for shoulders
au, $14,511®10,410 foe hams. laldlles
quiet; satin of 100 Maxon, at
for Cumberland cut and 13 . y,c fur abort
ribbed. Lard a deals firmer; sales of 375
tierces,' at 145315 c for steam and 16®
153ic for kettle rendered; alto, sales of
1000 tierces of steam, seller May, at 18e.
Butter quiet at 14gata for Olin Chlise
steady at 136)15c. Prolghts to Liverpool
lull and heavy; shipments per steamer
of 15,000 bush wheat at 5.1.
Latest—Flour doled steady with. •
moderate demand for expert for medium
to low grades and extra. Wheat nomi
nally lower; No. 2 spring $1:67®1,11;
winter rad and amber western $1,22 (9'1,26.
Ityn quiet and unchanged. Oats quiet at
56gA,Sc for western in store and attiat,
and 62(394c for Ohio. Corn rather quiet
at $1,05®1,07. for new mixed western.
rtirk quiet and unchanged. Beef firm
and in fair demand. Bacon nominal.
Lord firm and quiet. Eggs Mostly at 27
®Mc.
Cimino°, April 4.—Flour very dull at
1437;4(;4,75 for spring extras. wheat
yids, Urm and l‘illnc higher; sales No.
1 at 69@950: No. 2 at. 77®79c. closing at
77®77R,c; this afternoon market is ir
rrgtilitr. doling dull at 77 4077.,;0. Core ,
I.;®%c higher, closing at 74:;®79i4c for
No. 2. Oats quiet and !;•®34c higher,
closing at 39ye for No. 2. Rye dull and
easier at 740, for regular and 70c fer fresh
receipts 140. 2. Barley - dull and
nominal: males et 50®600 for No. 2.
Highwines firm at $l,OO fur wooden
peel:mos. Provisions limier. Mess Pork
126.25®26,50; prime Mess $2l. Lard at
14Na. Dry salted shouldernP,lc; short
rio tuiddlea 13,-iic loose. Receipts for past
forty-eight boors . -113Ur 3.468 bble, wheat
2,800, corn 10,266, oats 3,932, rye 350, bar
ley 3,733 bush. hogs 1,61 U. Shipments
—flour 3,883 bbls, wheat 50,580, earn 13,-
781, oat..! 666, rye 105, barley 2,678 bushi
gs lops.
Sr. L. cm, April 4.—Tobacco leas active
and an langad- Cotton nominal at 216_11
21%c. amp riniet at *125@l 50 for
good to :hoice. Flour: lomgraties rather
weaker fall imparting sold at ill 37 4®
'450, tri 'le exira ss®s 50, family $5 80®
6 50. % eat firm No.. 2 red fell $1 05®
107, No. Ido $1 121401 / 5 . Corn 8 .30 65 c
for mixed and yellow, and 6801100 for
cholca to fancy whlth. Oats 1.3©51c.
Barley dull at 11 15 - for Canada. Ity•
easter at 70©7254e- Sugar dull at 9;.5
©ll3O for common to choice Louisiana.
Corlso firm at 19022c' for common to
choice Rio. Siolavaas dull at 74,600 for
palntuthom. York 1128 75427. Bacon: Ilc
for shoulders, 'for clear rib,
and 161 for clear sides; dry silt ',boulders,
I ese,94‘c; packed clear attire 14;413114%c.
Lardrootoinal at 1-414 W.
priuctru:raTl, April 4.—Cotton firm and
twirling upward, with calm of middling
at 211.ig2iNs. Whiskey unsealed at
97®063, and Boma ask It. Tobacco do
changed. Mess Pork quiet and firm at
)7. Bulk meats bald at ltic, 14©1434c,
but holdera are vary Ilrtn. heron la in
nioderate dealand. with alioulders at 17c
and sides of 15@15,0 for clear rib, and
clear are held !.0 lughar. Lori dull at
143.;©15c. Cboose, lf©l6. Petroleum
dull at 24g . 28, Cone Ili firmrs at In®
2210. Sugar ;Vainly and unchanged.
Clover snot' firm, at *4,6,50. Timothy,
$6,5big.7 and scarce with but little In
.oarkat.
PIIILADIMPIVIAI•ApriI 4.—F.our very
dull, with Bales of Hui erline at j 4,2 5( (
4,50. Wheat unchanged. Ryo unchanged
at li. Corn In good demand and scarce,
with sales of yellow at 21,03(01,05. Oats
drat at litigate. Petroleum very quiet:
zruds 18,14 and refined 25c.. Whiskey;
holders asking $1,0431,05.
TOLEDO, March 4.—Flour quiet. Wheat
quiet and nominally unchanged, No 1
white Michigan 51.1:3, MUNIr do 51,05,
No 1 red U,ll. No 2 :fie , 51.0.5. Cern a
i
,
shade better, No 1 of l SliNc, No 1 new
8&. Ora 1421 belle , No 1 05@560.
nominally 66e. Clove amid 118,70(p,75
Lonisvlmm. April (4 —Cotton fi rm at
21Ne. .Orain firm; cor. 95@971,e. Gro•
cedes in fair demand; anger 1 INc. To
iisceo 549 e, leaf 74Gil6c. Provisions:
pork 517,50; bacon 11N, 15; and 16qm'
bulk meats 1014, 1434 and 16.4 lard 15;c;
hccris lile, Whiskey 96e.
hi 115121119, Aprll 4.—Cotton quiet and
firm at lau reeelpte 1116 bales; exports
KM; Mode 16,669. Flour nominal. Corn
943(697e. Oats . 62Q63e. Nay 126@28.
Bran 546W27. Lord 15(2117e. Pork 525,
lisccn: shoulders 1110; aides ifig,,lBe.
NASUYILLD, April 4.—Collon steady;
low middlings 20Ne; good ordinary 19Ne.
Corn 51 delivered. Flour 54e6 60 Tor
super to family. Bacon—clear el desl6Ne,
shoulders 11/c; hams 15Nc.
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NEW Yonu, April 4.—Market light
with a total of 9960 cattle for the week
and 2975 tc-day. The. market was very
strong and action at half a cant advance.
OMo-day's stock 81 care were at One
hundredth street, 54 cars at Webawken
and 37 cereal Commutipaw. Everything
Najd off early, quite thin cattle going
below 150, with good at 10416!‘41634e
and, prime at 170. There were ho
extras on sale and few .really good'
cattle. Thera were
,several droves of
Indiana sold. There were no gam
tuck! and only 59 Ohio steers. Moat of
the cattle were from Illinois and Mls
eouri, lowa and Caeads fallowing.
Texas gave TO and Now York 80 head.
The marketaveraged strong at 15340, a
drove of 130 Illinois cattle 70i cwt @ell.
log at 15417 c; sixty Missouri 7
cwt at 1534416 cents; 120 still fed
Canada 73i met at 15416 e; 100 Missouri
thin 634 cwt at 14c, and a car of Minnie
bulls at the lowest price or 130. dhaep :
a few sheared lots of western begin to
arrive Ins chilled condition. there being
a snow sterna raging ; 'total for the week
13,300, with 4,..00 to-day; the market
quick at 340 advance or 6j40 'for @calla.
wags 65 The; 7344080 for fair 8) and 45
lbw western sheep, and Do for choice with'
car of extra 032 lbs Canada,' at. over Hoc;
ono car 90 the- Ohio clipped brought ee.
The total number of hogs were 9640,
with 24 cars to-day all for @laughter.
Dressed closed at 124‘41234c, with few
offering, and those generally losing
money,
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PUILADELPIrIA, April 4.—Beef cattlo
In fair demand at an advance; Bales of
1,800; extra 11811€t103443, fair to good B@.9c.
common 64:37)W Sheep In fair demand
at au adrance:;llalea of 6,000 at 7144 0 14 n
Flos higher: sales of 2.6410 at 112 50g13
for a mp fed and 118,50a 4 14 far corn fed.
elljeA(10, April 4 —llklip quiet at 18,25
® 1 common to good Idle. Cattle quiet
t6@.8,25 tor - good butchers; 16,50g44 for
good steers; 7,123407, 5 0 for good smooth
Chipping Steam
ST. LOUL'i, April 4.—Cattle active at
lull prices. ranging from. 834 to 7c. Hogs
dull at 11741,43 37.
IMPORTS ny ecAszicpu)
CLAVDLARD AND PITTREDDint RAM .
ROAD. April 4.—T CITA I ore, Shoenner
ger, 1 a ore; Jones
do, Brady's Bond Iron Co; 23 cases to.
bare°, W NIIUr & Co; 25 do do. Atwell
& I.oe; 20 do do, Watt, L & Co; 10 do do,
Dilworth, H & Co; 10 ay do, LJ Blan-
PITTSBURGH DAILY 'GAZETTE: TUESDAY ,MORNING, APRIL 5, 1870.
chard; 8 chests tea, Jones. S A Co; 1 car
potatooth Vangorder & 3; 336' bushels
do, Bruggorman ,t 0; 1 car do, Wood
worth A D; lush 11 goods, D W, Young;
lot do de, •S B Fendenburs; hale
knobs; Adams A NI; 6 do do, JO es. ' A
Co; 10 jugs nyurp. .1 Portertie ; 32 do
,inolaases, Voigt, NI A Co; 2 btils eggs,
Day & Co: 11 do apples, 3 do eggs S 11.
Floyd A Co; 6 doe meal, Houck, J di Co;
3do eggs, Head A M; 108 skit Mru, Mc-
Bane A. A; 200 oil bbls, C A Worincas:le;
84 eke rags, McCullough. S & Co; 3 bole
Mire, Measor & II; 3 do do, 1 box butter,
Rose &.E; 15 do.b dust, Seward A E.
PITTSEURON FONT WAYNE AND CHI
CAOO RAILROAD. • April 4.-75 g blase,
Hays & Stewart; 26 bp flaxseed, W W
Knox; 76 bge timothy seed, Allen Kirk
patrick & Co; 100 bbls flour, Bingham,
C it Co; 24 btila forks, Logan, Grigg 5
Co; 4 do do, Park & Dean; 7 do do, J
Woodoldie & Co; 10 do do, 16 do hoes,
Whitmore, if D.& Co; 60 eke glue
scraps, 10 zke scraps. 7 bile scrape, B
Pfau= 20 ban sosp,'W Brugg,ennalE 42
to do. K Heazieton; 116 bga wheat, J S
LiEgott it Co; 100 bble dour. Soho:maser
A L; ICO bike flour. T C Jenkine'h, Bro:
25 do do, L J Blanchard; 1 car rags, Pgdi
Paper Mfg Co; 1,000 rolls r paper. Edwin
Lore A Co; 6 bile butter, Voigt, M ACo;
10 eke c seed. 3 bbls eggs, Woodwoh A
D; 5 .bbla onion., 1 do eggs, Haworth &
D; 119 lige barley, GarigwichA K; 16 care
Instal, Musick. A Co; 6 do do, Brian &
C; Bdo do, Totten A Co; 3do do, Hail
mon AH;2 do do, Coleman, It A Co. •
.. PITINBUitoII, CINCINNATI AND
Sl.
PON RAILROAD, April 4.-50 bbls h
Wine., Shinto:l & W; 1 car staves, F
Kober; 2 do do, Hastings A D; 3 ibis oil,
I
.1 C Iteddlck• 2 do onions 3 do potatoes,
Ido butter, do eggs, E Smith; 30 Mrs..
barley, Sion Hood; 8 Mils eggs, 1 keg
butter, Bea , & M; S bbl eggs, 4 do
onions,. W 1110:01; 14 do d apples, Houck
AJ;2 do eggs, Day A Cop-42 do apples,
Voigt, M A Co; 2 do .d apples,2 do d
peaches, 1 do eggs, M W 11nkfti; 20
drums tobacco. J Fullerton; 10 Ice hams,
Watt, L A Co; 10 bble oil, Fleming Bro:
7 casks @boulders, W It Hays; 6 tube but
ter, H Res Jr; 2 bgo oats, S Meyer; 1 box
brushes, W M Gorudly; 10 hhda tobacco,'
1 box samples, Weyman Bro; 44 bales b
corn; J A Graff.
ALLEHO ' RNY VALLEY RAILROAD,
April 4.-1 bbl'egge, W H Kirkpatrick
A Co; 44 cars coal, Armstrong, D A Co; 8
pkg. marketing, J Slat Crosson; 7 bars
iron, Knox & Orr; 1 bbl eggs, Itl Kelly; 4
bile eggs, 3 do onions, Broggermin &
0' B; 3 care Bruceton°, Sh.euberger ,t B;
85 bolls fruit trees,, Elliott Bros & Bur
gess; 8 d• de..l It-ar A Murdock; 2 pg.,
eggs A butter, 0 Wanhok 2 bre butter, 3
Obis illuE, I BE onions, 3 do dried fruit, 1
do beans, 11. Freese.
- Am... Mums STATION, April .I.—l car
metal, Lindsay A hi; 1 car shoulders,
100 bble flour. Vooghtly &1K; 50 do do,
SO ski de, S C 'Meltioatere; 33' bxs sup,
Moon Bro; 65 mks rage, .1 13,Jones; 1 car
grain, Woodworth di D; 1 cEr middlings,
'Mack AS; 2 cars stave, Rs l' s A It; 2do
wheat, Kennedy Bro; 121 slut barley.
Smith A Co; 12 jugs nimplo c rolaues, J P
Day; 1 car f seed, M B Soy am.
131 PORTS BY RI 'ER.
*HEEI::NO l it ISELLF., April .1.-0
pkge spring bottoms, H S F Brown; 15
bids apples, Bruggernian O'Brien; 3
douggs, Melino & A; 310 lidin paper,
Godfry & Clark; 8 bblm apples, 13 sks
potatoes, John Herbert; 8 pkge cigars,
J 10 Bickel & CO; 5 ski corn, 9 do oats,
A E JOllOll & Eton; 53 bell■ papar, Pitts
burgh Paper Mac& Co; 108 bales straw.
33 do hay, Rose &E; 1 bbl ego, .1 do 0
apples, H Rea Jr; 2 pkga myare, Jae
Zimmerrosa.
PITTSICIROLI, BROWNSVILLS AND RE
sEvA ?Amax . , April' 1.-2 pkg. angar.
A K Carlisle; 2 bble ego, Toigt, Maho
A CO; S bola auxar, E Ileazleton; 6 pkg.,
Atwell A Lee; 2 pkle eggs, Watt, Lang
A Co; 2 aka flaxseed, I idei tallow, I t.ox
fruit, McCracken k ti; 9 pkga, McElroy.
Dickson A Co: SS l‘xs, window glass, 11 C
Scinnertx.
ILII71;R PACILE776
mt.sotini
FOIL CAIRO. BT. m i elyil i t
LOUIS. I.F.SINU %,,N. KAN
,AS LEA, r Vsv"ItTII CITY. ATCIII
S.•Zi,:+r. JO Kl'lll. WIIITs1111.111:11.111tOWNt
NEIBIt.,%♦ CITY, VI.A,A . N.HoIITiI
COUNCIL MAW., •11.1 011A1A.—T111 , fir •
Suuelasalal passeuger steam,.
MILISENUNK JRIIPC Ills,. Master.
Clerk J. S. FLOW. NW; lea,. (0 - lhe above au.
Istrmealate pone. oik TIIUItiIPAY. A, tit 7th
V"
''''l to
Nl ' . r Arft " r an ' Ts?,7 rxiir
Or HUMS I' A CO., Ag.nts.
CAIUO AND ST. LOUIS
g r .te AMIE r
GLENDALE
W 11 Ira.. for tat r01.11,..tr. vor
WF.DNESDAY.'•,G: 6.11. at 4 r.
Yor DOB. or , Pq or
344 FLACK ,1J1.L .0 0
INWOOD. Axeuls
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FOR ICYANSVILI.
ritoi N
V Ll...E.—The On, I+Lurniirr
C•11111.1A Varit It. 0. li&soir.
Will les,s for the shone and Intl.rmt.llittrpoits
on WFDA le veil OM.
For treirlit or spiny on inixrd nr
to
sit FLICK & &pm,
UPP4►t
NOM UERN LINE
STEAMERS,
For St. Louis, Davenport, ru
boion; and SCPaul,
TtiltOttill WIT/1011r CIILNU F.
*MELMEE 1.C.Z8 ;II ?Ertl f:a.
Capten J. 11701:1) . E.V.....4. (MENNEIa, Clert,
Wlllleave as abo‘eo sTUEA.:At. t. pelt Mk
STEALCSEr. 11;. D
r. WWI al..lst, Nat A N, Clerti.
Wlltleave eakTltltt/1Y , . / Anlit /GM.
Tlteeeand znaenlVest eteatnere ere under
neve
charee earewl r nal r Ur:lc:1,410111C. rs..n.!
t .o...manned 1.'00.111 , 4a , e. oltering rare
inducements IA Petnengt re and ',thieve..
toe pat tient era. apply to
7411. (:Ifni . 114 Water ittr•ot, or 10
10031 FLAIIIIIA A COI.I.INGWOUI 3 , Ageute.
CINCUNNAT4.
PITTSBUIGII AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
The he weed aplvadli
JUNIATA, Capt. C. L. tleassah,
Irate Clttaburgh for, Cleclanatt EVF.IST
Tlialltalt/ci at 13 oleloth Immate. Itetarte
too, will Icoro.,Cloloo o tt F.VIIIIY SUNDAY a
1211. -
Forfrrlchtornai~rFr S']7on hoard or to
mt 7 COLLINS. 00. too.
• VENl , tit !MAN •,
N 0.3 WoAltlelt. l'as6cofur Itoo11•
BURGH AM) C&INNAT
PACKEr LINE.
The new sod eolerolid rideohrel
Messner, AILLIN GTON. DANIELL idtg
k1011n.8..14.1er, A. 3. limr.rioth, ClOrs..leares
Virtoburgh for Clorionall •ery TUr.tlL/AY, at
1.2 It. promptly. ):d o lt nine. haves Cincinnati
for rlt•nborth. at. 13$ M. • VCrY V: WAY.
Po , frolyta. pas zgo, or other I oforroot:on. ap
ply on bo.rd or to
(Cl PI.A.CK COLLISCI WOOD. Agent..
CC N1 , R17. A 'EVANS.
No - 3 Wood tlr,t. Agmt..
DELOTIIERS,
•
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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Petroleum and its Products.
rittstorgb OfIIco—DALSSELL,B 11..11.1/ISO
• ruler or liuqueede Way sod Irwin street.
Phila4clr.hlsol2le . e -131 WALNUT ST
atpl:wll3
TARING & RING,
Camadrs.lon Ilafth!nl.4 an I Br A , ra la
Petroleum and HO Productp
DALZELL'S BiOOK, DUQUESNE WAY
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IVARING, JUNO & CO
109 WALD UT STREET
1,00
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TWEDDIA
MANUFACTURER Cr
Lubricating ar,Higb Test Burning
16.CIIPSO Railroad Axle Oil. -
Mande great heat without visor;
limpid at lowertempera An.s. briecial 01l Int
tropical climates or hot weather.
Locomotive, Empae, Machine Shop.
Wllleat totem.. remaint
L I
Maw KM and Planing Rill 0110,
/Wanted for high speed.
laiglinirls 011. Woel,MlC•bael4Mbi Oil,
1 / 1 1.Tnemenollattylf. , Reasole,
a triT . 11 " = " 011 " . . **1 0174.
eliMua VARNISH,. to PremfT"fttg. ht
Work and Machinery from Must. ' • •
These' products are icannfaCtured . Under
TU 7d t::=C t arrirSll: " :it ' ll rangl
pert. ly bore uniform, and mostly light col,
ore& nand a hilt tem peratury. unchanged. MI
limpid uring outcom re old. The nab
road MIN are unequalled, and are In constant ro
ot many of the prlncipti Railroad& bansidera.
be egalairied and orders left at 174 WWI)
"TWAT. Workiat lirtarprannybridge,
RIVER NEWS.
The river continues to recede steadily
ith 11 leet 6 inches in Um chatir:el.
TIJO Arlington arrived from Cincinnati
lest ccrnins ;, -having beenAtilaved by
the struog current and a heavy way bu
sineee. She returns aaaln-to day, leav
ing at 12 o'ciock, and paver:mere add
shippers abould near this Ihinind. Capt.
Dan Moore, with Messrs. Sheppard and
Bunting, ae,cciated together in the
office:
We are glad to learn that the barge
PrCsro.t, itt tow of the Wild Duck, did
not sink expected, the leak having
been slopped without serious. conse
quences. •
The towboat Oil Valley With a tow of
empty Barges, enroute Doll 'Pittsburgh
to 011 City, come in Contact s with the
bridge at Emlonton, yeeteriley, about 12
o'clock, and was CO kindly damaged that
the sunk. almost instantly. It enema
that when she get under the bridge, her
stern caught . and her bow swung
around, striking the' pier broadsides,
and as the 'current Wall very strong she
mint hare struck it with considerable
fore& The . catek, fletirs Gibson and his.
eon, (colored,) of tine min a / a ro drowned,
The Oil Valley erne 'Mint le 1865, was
owned by the Jsckson brothers, and was
not insured. Tula is the first steam
boat occident of any importance In the
Allegheny river ta some time. -
The Messenger Cap:: Jesse Dean. la
announced for Mlnsouii:•ltlver, going
clear up to Utilaha. •
The eilendale, Capt. Hare, with the
veteran Mellon in the effice, in tilling
up steadily for St. Lents and will proba
bly get on' 10-morrow. She in, in all re.
apectS, one of the beat boats In the trade.
The Camelia'
R. C. Mason, ls up for
Nashville, and pancengers and shippers
can rely on her ping clear through.
Hare is au excellent opportunity for
nunlike emigrating to Ten nesaeo. .
The new and. elegant Northern Line
packet Lake Superior, Capt. Warden, to
now loading for the Upper ilieenieippi,
and will leave no advertieed. Shot Rlil
be followed by the new etbainer,l Red
Wing, Capt. High:.
It in - rumored that Cap:, Jacob Poe
has lame idea of buying au interest In
the Wheeling packet, Hello. •
-The New °tisane Times of Wednes
day say.: Trio Carrie V. Kourds, or.
rlted front Dardanelle, "ith 2,076 bales
'of cotton. Sineloaves again for Arkan
sae River with 300 tons nail ro.l Iron, for
Little Rock, and will go to: t. I. mik
from the Arkaesee River, for a trap to
Fort Benton.
—The priers paid for laborers on the
Missouri end Upper Miwilniippi. river
hosts aro about net Deck hands,
155 per mouth; re:Web:lms, 160 per
month: for lower rivers, 145 and• 00 per
mouth; end yet it is dillicalt, at these ex
travagant prices, :for limns to .secure
crews.
—The null of the boat being btii it at
Concord, to take the place of the Victor
No. 3 in the Ironton end Galli polls trade,
was run into at Concord, Wednesday
night, and eariouely damaged. The
Dame of the boat that did the idain t age i s
not known.
—A dispatch from Nov Albany,
The tow boat Dick Fulton, jam landed
on the opposite Mae of the river, Was ona
chimney down, apparently smashed
through the roof. P. is: thong 't her
chinineye struck thO bridge.
' —The Milwaukee and Key City have
Wen completely overhauled at Ma eon,
Indiana, and both of them will leave
that port for St. Paul catty to April
—Daniel Kennedy died. Thursday, M
apoplexy, In &moo trithutes after corn
ing out of the air chamber of the eastern
pier of4,ba brioga at St. Lluia.
—The Salim let% New .Orleana on Sat
urday for Louie, at which paint she
will load for Fort Banton.
Thom barrage receipts at Portsmouth
during the year ending March Seat,
amounted to 13,327 211-
NAM:LT.II4.Ih April -I!—River falling
rapidly with ton feet on Harpeth shuttle.
Weather fair and windy.
BPECIALL NOTWEB
•co'scurrloa.
lilt. 1•1;:rur fn
of Congl,-, t'oloo and comet:not:en.
M rule t. Pill luAtt'Alrl , Tolin I for •
cum hf Ityspepels bud all the it, enlisted
li•Pli I Of ib 1 2,u P >ch.
ISt, lIP.NI/11a.11F. fe
111 - ware) of the 'lda, or loan . tient le eel'.
gtoOlve.
S.:l or there three tiedidl;ei a.,often reqn , red
In curler Consumption. though the Pe:mottle
r_yrolp stone Its cured Italy sm rato can,.
I he eeawee.l Tonle and Ststeltkte 1 . 111, et s.,t in
',misting the Otrensch sod r. atio Mop the
"
ta
foe Voin, hz, C0mte...4,10, mol.Pu. all
those or condi:Pm, or hula tdlillql It ad
,:hit fatal elidetne... Liver s;Antoalitt and Ilk
intola are often feermnie 31 of Copentontiedt,
Lad we ea they mantic.
there'
they ropliro
U t prompt Iteno.ntt.
The Vela:mite tit rat: in a mot:nine rehlrh has Os., a long protet•mn le:fore Ihe be 1,11, tt•vdloo
" e '"
tears. In acidr hien Ito ' reptitalion ' lnt n i:
era
tee .t eye t e.t e ti, ra j
au r dont.: that It Is • remedy which mar
itsed w Ilk co... Mien. In ail CLEW* erbleb admit
, a cure.
If toe patient vrlll - perPOTertnely fallow the di
! twin. which Le... 1 kr ,1.1% t tine. he will
eerminly to cored. If Ills mous rre tat tIPIP much
waged to mate a .rule punt to. Preto In 1 . 2.1
IP , br ineur, e. • lan MIS and ;ink
.c.s have de: Ire', the hie of this Medlelat
hissaved tea life of.the patient aud restore.:
lit lie , feet slob.
tichenel
I rnYy ont 4 ar . e .os t i u o o n y anrye
that allnll
t f haso 3rtof p ti•
In, akin.,
bu s he ertthatcalle..M e lest u . tter
.:hen pancitts have tor meat ilar,ing so mptoms.
sacs elelent cooen, cpeeide night
Iv hal e an: when
1 • S. e top
, tty r obeir ita l.hyt , ielja•they.r.tsy std.
tt ailyl chew
b
t;• some eitrot eestroy...l.,a cure m sue
ay ot
teeted lir.Seinn,k•
Alto. In 1i1110i1.100.1 Lut atr, t:e-e
mintilabit
1 ore loos. , ty eeu on, ltr seherailt Las Photo.
, greolla of a obmtor of p.m/. 'Nilo have been
nearly covered slat tontine Boos unw all
h0a1...1 Sr. This Moo., Its purifying propertlott.
welch mutt be able •0 beaten ides In the lunge.
in the tee intent of Contutoption It a she
Warm. Imoortacce to etrc vino: anti a um. thy
tone ta the system. pure It is epees. trY to
s'rennthen tbe appetite of tie, paolent Unit Im.
Prove the digestion. Ironer noor.shment Is re
, gntnt,t together with such means.a will mate
the "Ally ditteetible• The articles most
i itable for th• diet of f'oneutrotioe tam nts art
su
In Ili. ern, nci. , e Alittautcs, 111(1,
are die:l:noted aratellonolv, so' Fan' raj, the
most hiebly nutritious article. are ta Inc pre.
yeepol,but the tListeslove titans met be et , cnytth•
ened Inorder to mete either scot or medicine
oerrieer. , tio. This itottirement.ls m by the
ovawced Tonle, and for (613.0t:r0e. It et
was des-
Iguated
M_sn the digektite ii wetsale put It toed
or.ter, (Meth. 11l proper effect; the system
of Me }motto. Is invigorated and d e mugs he
• ein to , their fistiction• in normal and
healthy manner. 'I hen the healing powers pi
Pulmonic eyrup et Cer cum- • •
PlPratmd n w ry h oysu rn e p s o a n
a Inta da l L m i o v t e t r
CwoMysd coa..
B•lenck's liandr.• rillsre
In emted ,tore
m ove obstructions froe. r and restore its
healthy action. They hare all the w bleb
is ancriltrili:o csla , ..el or •hlue maga •, and art
warranted - hot to °not Ilia particle of illy min
eral polsou. These I'd] , mire the rmotdltsticala
costiverest. stak-headache, piles, ante.
one, and all other -diseases watch ^rise from
ntorpid teeattle tot condition. (the Liver Übe
os or e phis will Provo the etlicley o r thy
medicine.
In Constnnot on the :lea Weed Taste and Man
drake Pills are Invaluable auxiliary miollelers
They rolleve the suft.rlnes of the Patient and
They Oho rillinOule , Syrup in °heeling • cure.
They here heel found useful ‘IIVADCeA stages
of Consumption, where the lenge are almost en•
arely destroyed and all symptoms according to
ter` dm of the physic!. In lusted aspeody
'each. The lives of patients who were actually
a dying e edltlon have been preserVed fat
sibs by the use of ethentiOd three great retro
Dr. dellenk•s Almanac contains a tali Meatier
the various forma of diara e. Ma mode of
treah.or. and senate. d1r.:M1.3 how to n.ltle
mrdieltly, caa Do had smalls. or entity mall by
addreastna his Frterlpal lance, No. 13, North
eillth l'hlladelplos,
o , the riliMUtlit bray and Seaweed TOR.
to,. 41,60 per tadae, Or 17.10 a halt dor..
Mandrake Ihlly 118 °ant. tooz. For role by al
, rdalt sta
RriDOCTO3IIIVOIITTRE2.I CONw
TINUES TO TREAT PRIVATE
DISE -ZS. That numeroess lass of cares results
Ins frommelf- abuse, proeueins nmuilinea.
nervous debility, irritability, eruptions, seminal
emission., and Allan; impotency Peoria. MIT
enrol. Persons aglicted with chilies., Intricate
and long standing mdistitutlonsi torin.l•l. to are
politely trotted to call too eactustation, w high
costs nothing Ex nerience, the bell of tcactiera.
enabled him to perfect remedies at ones eCl
rival,
isle, permanent.and which in most eases
can be 0114,11 without hindrance to basins.. Med
icines prepared In the establishment, which etn
, -Mee, °face, reteption and waiting mints; also
boaPilnst sad *McVey jp:r t tit eats for patients
r al . ls n r i leVilgaftTatirs,ttrils ton .4 atti o sil ' isf7l. ' g l ., ;."Vi
r pip,srgt springs. matter who have failed,
pt, pour rose. Read what be miss In his pam
hlet of Atte pages, sent to any address for two
tamps in sealed envelope. Thousands of coo
tot 1.4 AnZ.lll t i4t . liti r o r T: e ,,, x , ti . dtl . l ii o y se o r r tb b e co ti?..
t jkpp L g o ' . Wylie strict, Melo Court TiTit a g
Pittalsorgli. Pa. floursA. U. toP. Pun
daps L. to Ar. Pamphlet sent to any ad
doss rot sirs slasara.
OILS
•W-HATCINELOWS 11.1iR DYE.
~-Tel. Ilse la the Lost In
tan world. ' Ilatatle•F. Inetantat now,
d not ecintaln cad, nor any polled to
paralyila or nealla. Avoid the vaunted
and deln.lve preparatlon• bna.tlnavirtues they
u net troasaca. The genuine NV. Vatehelor'.
Rt Dyp has had JO years nntarnlalled roan's
tlitn to uphold ha Inter*lty a 3 trio only p er f ec t
Halo jyye—Blact. tu . Urevro. toIA uy all mug.
met, Applied at 10 Bond lime'. N. V. . ftl
la -JUST OUT.
•THRIttIY ['ROTOR/J. TRUCIDId."
VOR COMM. Ltatt o lA i ritar : THROAT AND
None so sood• None so
No. bre SN 111 ck.
IDADITON A DO
10 Dr House. New lo .
Dee no tatt asrrlble tasted nan ea.
"WO. w
To- LIVERPOOL ANDan .
• • QUEENSTOWN.
TUE VIOLIN MAIL STIMAISEOP9,
NurmrTma. N.,73 among
CITY UP ,111111, 311115Atra.,
EvEa 1;11110,' ' from rier - 41
North Myer, Nue r ock. For Barrage or further
Information apply , to
WILLIAM BINGHAM -
I es
NEEPEU,
FAMIlit ANL?FLUFYICW USTICI 01
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE,.
sandal attention given to conveyancing Sal
collections. Ikeda. Bonds and blortnaglis drays,
up, and all legal lineluesis attended to prontritt
and accurately.
FINANCIAL
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANE,
Wood St, ea. Second Avenue
INTERLST PAID O DEPOBITz.
Gold, Coupons, Bends and Stooks
DOUGUT AND SOLD,
, LE 1'r.:v.1,w..
r. Vlusi Sfxa. Vier Vreatdent,
nr0.11.% CTFIEN Caahler
THE SAFE - DEPOSIT CO.
=1
Safe . Keeping of Valuables,
Under gu.rantec. '
and /be muting of threr.l. 11.
Firc and Burglar-Proof Vaults. ,
No. 33 FOURTH 4VENU jk .
PresMeot—W/LLIAD Pl 2 lELirs
Yloo Pre.lidont—llEßlßY LLOYD.
lkinctrroctß:
T MAU 91111.L119,111Y1t0N H..rkINTEV.
H
HIKOHLIE BLACK.
'II.I.IAM H. I.V I IN.IeUIIII.IO. PIeSZY.Y.
J.N. I. 11/cNNETT.
brx , y TIMAS—S F. VON SONI4IIIOII9T.
on ,, n 4•1Iy from U o'clock •..1. o wei.k.
P. IC
PEOPLE'S ' SIINGS BANK
0 f Alle hen y.
Cor. Fedefal and ,ae,oek Streets.
13=13321=11
I==!
Blqa . OF DEPOSI AND DISCOUNT
.tock hiders lug
CITY
12 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa,
CAPITA • 0,000.
TRIMMERS ;ALLY LIABLE.
INTEREST REMIT&
VOILEI
dought and Gold. • eGlro I r.- edited to
Europe. Collto,lo, lad to
-.lot. of the-Unite ,
lkoKlNlcx l'resl:lG.
-JANES 31c(hnx. Viet Pm. /
W. N. 5101toG.N.
DtAIiGTOH,
Hoeft
rerc , Casor , o...
rtstlno,
K.
4 homy 8ir0...
ma
i Ttoirias Rourke
Patrick Kan,
Mae. It. Harr.
W.W.I,
It. J. (Irate.
HART, cAuGny.ie a, co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
cornet:Fourth anti Wood Streets
PMTSIIIIAGEI, PA.,
3E=
Exchange, Coin, Coupons
!arid ' particular ititx i l : z , p ,; :pi to, the Pt.,ci.
COVERNMENT BONDS
Sight r)ralti , on London.
140 •
HOLMES /S. SOILS,
-LI •
A_Pi
)7 MARKET STREET
Ni• 1.1
titocka,Bondfilmd other Securi
HOUCIIIT :. , 41:13 UN COSIMI:L'iIOS
ki,utar au, otton w"•i W
United States Seenritic
REPORT OF TILE
Farmers Drposit National Bank
At th, rlo,‘ or Ln•lnes ilf arclk 24th, 11870.
ItiESOIT 0F".!1!..'
ans and Ittroout,...• ••..••••0 1 . 107 . 259 13
to•eeert etre Outten. 300 000 00
ue (rout Itedeesnlng 1 .1 Ite..
nerve Ageott
It (rem other Nat'l 11,
'
ue trent other Bata Ited
nuking 1t . ..1
urrentlemur.
axes Pahl.
i•tenthuos
1 . 400.. Licata, .t
xchange.. furU.l.e
hllla of other Nato,ool lifu Ls.
1110 s of 10.0 e honk,
Fraellonal Currelley. tlocludithi
06
0 4
4
• 1:0 le.U 1,10) olo
- U e
511.9111 1.0-
t gal 'lt3 I,lor :tia , tev 75,000 00
100 100 00
per nt. 001110,0. s
• 1.1411111.1 TIM
CepHal Stock pll.l In. .... ...... 8 30. 000 00
rqtrplus trutul 01..000 1.0
Profit mud Lose 201.333 01
5100111 kept circulet ton out- :
etuutnne '201.600 OD
1/1v1.1e12.1s nut... 1 606 00
Individual druostrs tit b.w OU
Due to Nat'l ',auks (.6,:146 IV
INC to totter Beaks awl
Bankers • 1)1.14111
•
1509,389 IP
STATE OE - F I ENESTi•VA I, IA l a . * * , •
COUNT, Or I • •
•
I. F. I..rrr.rtt ICNSUS.s ashler of the Warm, Is
aational Bank nf Pa., do solemnly
wear tint the above statement Is true tu th e
00.1 of my knowledge and belief.
Y. 1.. bIE.I . IIASS'Irt. Cashier.
Sworn to alit ennierlbed befote me tnls Jilt
Clay uflitatch, IYTO.' • L. T. rAdbili v.
•
Corrket ,
—A Won t Notary Part!.
WM. WALK/ It.
cp we. A Mstrt , HUE. t 111recture.
IdAttslIALL,
an?.
VIE ECU TOWS SALE —V 4 LEA
ALA NIA , . nasit, .1 , 41) IN {MANCE (NAP %
ti.r.TA MN AM It. I!. AV ;EMS: E. NALL A
~HFAI•VIL AND SIOW
TLIASIJAY EVEN i NU. APNI o'.locll.
. . . . .. .
will Im
told ny order Siol • tasecalora, cc ritaand
Vim, a f Commercial :Mira Itcams, 150 .Soilt.h.
Keil:arra a, Dm 1 lowing .valn Dile Stock., eon
"..!iirdll.;." la 'reilirl.=7ln..7t list'
B au k i
i t
"
5 •• Me banks
30 •• AI echeny ' :: t
20 •• Si ond
8 •• re min'.
- 45 •` 7
Sarah
SO •• Ph Sarah )Inauranco Company.
5 .`• SI ongabella ••
5 • • IV Der c
K ••i • Pe UDlranlai • ' "
38 •• 11 tuiens = `• "
5 •• P. p•e`s
' 10 " Al .itheny •• ••
nil •• 11 miare.h Orals Elevator.
111 •• Al ealleny Vallee b allroad
38 •• E. fl ail. Cu. Reaper and Rower
„ t „
A.
castles Co. or Canton. U.
apt A. eIIAVAINE. Ammioneer.
TN THE ISTIRICT7COtRT OF
THE 17NITED STATES. FOR TIIK WEST
/Pi DISTRICJOT Ole
PE N N SYLVANIA.
HN
altankruol. under the Art of Congress of March
111, ) 1167. having applied Cro a dineharge front
ail his debts, and other claire. provable stutter
satil Act, by order or the Court notice Is hereby
de to all credltors who have proved their
debtsh and other person. Interested. to appear
on the /Alb day of A PIM. 11410. at 10
o•cluwk M., betters o f MIA'. ItrElt,
Itegitter In Ilankruptey, at his untee, ho.
Itiatnotpl street, Pithbnrah. to show noose,
etty they have , why a discharge should not be
grttete.l to the said banimpt.
ivn. V. BIgiJANDI.V.33. Clerk.
WESTERN DISTRICT' OF
PENNSYLVANIA. R - :
At POOL:ech, tti • '29lh thy of March, A. IL
1910.
1 to
order
hereby glees u , Yee that t or.
suant td order of (hurt. a gerotid tleneral Meet-
Um of the Creditor...or 119U11 B. 111110 . 11 Y. a
Bank•V pt. will oe held at the odd e of JOIIN N.
I'C9 lAN CY. Ited., KIRIAter Ia liankropley. at
No. 110 Federal Orrot. In the (Illy of Allegheny,
tte 11.0 DAY OF APNIL. IL 1970. at.
10 A aro for the purr, sea named In Ihe Stith
""I"°' th' .l ll .lllrif. ` i!1i m .ar.e.; 4 .1._ 1 7 1.
mh3.
D 11111ilitICAl'ORIP NOTICE.
—Lettere of adeulelatrmlon paving beau this
• Vie n NT , w the
township
Areptirny eetio:ll. deed, permra are
hereb noed to make imicedl tie payment, null
(Imo having olalma piment them, properly
authentleated, for regiment.
WM. V. EVANS •
N......._
OTlillE.,Whereas, Letters of
Aimlniet 111 Hsu - noon the t atato or CHAS.
A. 130TCHSIT deco?, Isle of Cloth ward.
Another.. hay eg been granted to the under
alined. all pers sa Indebted 1.3 raid estate sell
mine lumedlat• payment snd all person
baying claims •galnet the same will proen
them properly authenticated for wettlement•
A.I.ICK V. HOTCHKISS, Admix.
mbil.3.lr .WK. 1. T111111414E, Adm.,
STEAMSHIPS
MUM
DUQUESNE WORKS.
-I -
COLEMAN. RAMA. &
LR6N, NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
DUQUESNE, L Z AND,IIUNIA7IL.
•
FLAT BAL.,. 111/11.X1) AND SQUARE IRON,
BAND. HOOP MIELT AND TANK IRON. •
BOLLER PLATES AND HEADS,
OUARD IRON, DR41.1 and DIWPFER
FLANUEIL CUTTER BARS. CELINE%
IRON.
TAND FLAT RAIL, for Coal Roads.
CROWBARS W EDO Es I 11 '.BROW TEETH.
spiel ND. D I.II.TIVILTURS.rEEL.
sT tsus AND MOULDS co, to pattern.
BT REL TIRES, 14TEEL ISHAYTIKO, A. IL
ItT EEL.
COACI% BUGGY and SOON SPRINGS and
AXLES.
cur NAILS AND SPIELS.
All Goods First 'Glass and Warranted.
• I elfilt..ES AN,) WORRY:
'Sixteenth street.anti, AltegMmay River
amd 17.Wator'Strimt, Pittaburati.
mh9
EZEZETI
MILLER, BIRR &
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BARR PARKIN,
OPPICE, No. HO Liberty Strut,
prt - Ts nu ut; n
_ _
lidually Liable
OI TIMEDEPOZITII
REST REFINED CAST STEEL
N. Stoll._
JOS. N. IiAZZAI
PITTSIIMGEL re
mane on nn the nrloclnnl 15010
Sut.:l and Cann....
.TflnbpDX.4a4liS
51 000 70
10,1151 03
21 0%0 IR
16.000 00
.1.000 05
ANT 05
3 . 4.755 GO
7.5/3 00
143 00
El=
=I
LEGAL
i2==t
13=1
STONE
WEST C 0111121051 .. •
- Machine Stone Workz.
Porthwest of West Commou, /Ile; boo,.
ATVATAIR & 00.
Unto b hood or prepare 01100001.1.....C4hUirt1
sod the bloom, - Flags for Bldemolks, - Bromem
vostlu, grad and Tomb ftoecs,
1.11•••• •oen T•stl • •T••••s•, ,•irt••,oksig .• able.
Ikilig•110
BARR i. MOSE%
A suciirr-mc-re.
rem Housz Le-OCIATIOR BUILDINGS.
Not. • tsit • St. 01.tIr Street, Dlttsbargh.
Spacial attestiss Rhea to .I.te damultis and
tuaduit 131 DOUBT HODSIS sad DUBUC
B ILDINGS
( IRON AND STEEL
I=
REURY.N.
CRAB. I•ARKIN.
ItATCALP
O. W. BAHR,
=3
PITT3III3III.IH, PA
f,14:d43
E.STARLISFIED IN 1841.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
1=
Of every dekeriptlon. Alto, but
Refined German Plow and Spring Glee
CORNER ROES AND FIE ET ACENVE. Cltt
bezel. re. a015:.41
DI.TQUESNF. FORGE.
WILLIAM MILLER.
(Successor to JOE. itAlOll & CO.,
lite (Willies co-extensive with the leading For.
ees In thr,East, mid le prepareg topromptly end
astihfsettfrily ell nil orders f r STEASILOS ,
arra, tittANKCI, trY: RODS, LAVF.II.S.
PITYIANJA 100. W ItlttTS, ItAlLlPJA.tiriXfign.
LOI I OtIOTIVW. Fits hitch. together with every
description of OIi&FZ WOILIS. Chace and Forge
Corner at Daquesae Way nod First Street.
sply:h4o
CDITTSBURGII
4
WO V ELT
Founded • A. 14; 114113.
MOORREAB,ABAMS & CO
I.:.x.frorao . rutiono§ or
"TM 'ill 4 rl.llf-IV!TAT,I4I , I`II4 I "
fiCALEZ.
ta:chea
ICALSEE Fla ST & A. PTV.
Plittehsamix.
_ .
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS
SINGER, NIIECK & CO.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
anata:torera of every de.erlotlon of
CAST AND (MILLIS STEEL.
RAILWAY HPl2ivl3 `J
ELLIILTIA
SI.EII, C SU
WrILI4. T 0 P
IXE.
LATYI:3I tiIRINOB,
Witt ehrotme 4 - 83 Water antlloo First-St-a.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
BROTIVEIt & CO
'Manufacturers of •il descriptions of
W•EN'••7MZ.a..
anol Warehouse, THIRTIETH, TH I
YlRex' anal RAILROAD IiTILF.E.TR.
I=l2
FOUND,ERSOYEACHINISTS
KNAP FORT PIN
OUNDRY COMPANY
orrica AND amain?
TWELFTH STREET
PITTSBURG'S, VA
Engines.Rollizig Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts. and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND' PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll sad !Mailman Streets.
prrrsuriniam. PA.
SMITH
I=l
CAST IRON BOWL . PIPE
I=l
My ripe. nre l eng ths . variably In ZIIn. In , M 7
.and and DI feet AI.. nnn 3 ltmnfa
• f genernl
Castings for Gas 8z Water Works.
•
I would al Wort.he attention . of driver!uteud
uts or Oa. to my roolo Araerrre•
.11. A. FUENVIPOLF,
=I
ONONGIIIII4 FOUNDRY,
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
Maauflieturors of IRON 1101.ThE FRONTS.
yins Dow I.INTELS ood 81614, sad
Castings or . all DEReeptIOUS
•
•
trPIM V; u e P
How..N g.
slur
°Friel AND FOUNDRY — No. 150 WATER.
STREET, riusburch, em,
OIIIMON BEL& CO.,
•
Suecessois to ROoiNSOir. ](sloe t ttILLIWIL.
WASHINGTON WORKS'
FOUNDERS AND 111,01111STS. PITTSBURGH
g M r,,, °6°. ..% " 1 .. f . . " p 0f f!1 80 rr Mill ‘.
noasonT,ll deitrdal: il Tan
ad Stills. Boller a nd Sheet Iron o bit
lw
' omen, No. 14. corner First d trolthaald
" rgia for OfFTAND , I3 PATENT IN7NCTI/13.
Ilfolgrdlna Noria,_
TIROMAS C_Altl.lN
mirth Ward Foundry and Nadine Work',
ss.N DUSKY ST., A.LLEOMCNT CITY, Pa.
blusullteturers of Statlonary and Portable Mteurn
al i,•,,:ntx..llllTll7;aish:intr=rtig
thytipp, orate Hart , Weights , Wagon Holes
Ad, built to order and hart 00 band Eno:lnes or
all risen. 1ay14:415
pIII4IENLI ROLL FOUNDRY,'
Car: LIBERTY' and A trzi STILE6rd.
LMAN & BA
Vszlehetnrtra or Sopertdr.
C l hilTßalls, Sand Rolls & P 111101115 .•
COTTON MILLS
!TomArs, Brxx. & CO., • \
-ANCHOR COTTON MILLS
I==Et:Eill
ILlitotaatarers WHYA:9I InDlll* andl
11.1114M016 ARID •JR A %MOIL.) A
lIIIIMTIXOI AND IILATTIXO.;
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c
F ORT PITT
BOILER. STILL AND TANK
w.ortizs.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
I=
TUTUILA Pr., 1 ,, U1 , 1A-I , LUED TUBULAR
11RE-NUS'. AND CY LINDXII. NTEABI 14014
Clto,
OIL 0711.1,3 AND OIL TANE.O,
CF11111K111".1. ittlz.E. , •lllNO AND Ae rANsc
SZTTLINU PANS, r , ALT I'ANS AMP CON
DMIPIT.I".II;P.O, tiASOMETERS AND 11:ON
.11R11111F2 -1 .
P1L1202 ,1 DOORS AND COAL nrILITF-1.
Wiled add Warehour.. earner S•cosd,
Third, Shart and Liberty ****
PITT:MORON, Pd.
Minter sera to the Soove lottlttos
promptly attt.toted to.
OH IL BOLE & CO.,
Cnr. Point Alley andlntinesaa
=1
Engine Builder,'. Fountieri and
Machinists
31snufsetura SrEAmßofta ENGINES and
STATIONARY t.\o INAS, of &Hallet.
Spacial attention LrI,IO 1 Loon. At, STATION
ARY OIL W EI.L ENGINE. ANII roirrnanac
BOILER, ofls horse power.
CASTINGS, of ever, Slot, made to order :Word .
Foundry. on THIRD STRE trolo Market.
RIGS for Oil Well., SHAFTING, FULLIIII3,
HANS:RS. and TORACCO NCRF.S
lOt'S TORACCO ERESSES. on basil and
matte to order. at Um
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,,
Fronting on the Allogneny River, near the Yontn.
G=Zl
Fir Al l orderSprcaptly filled. Tar us
RIENICEi tt. HBO,
MX BLIIIGLAWPROUr
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO ULM?, NO MOULD
ENGINES AND MACIILVEBY, ,
NONTN&MINTASTM
Par. 17th and PikeSts.,Plttstrunch. Pa.
1.15:qt.
O'HARA BOILER VMS.
F. REP HAN & CO..
illu¢tecturers of
STEAM EMLEES, Oil. TAN ES STILT., All
ITATORS, SA LT PANs., G Aso ,
,'FT
TLING PA Nt, L'ltlsoN ll.lUlts. CIIIMN EYs
BnICHEN rn:F. BEDS. etc..
Car. of Second Avenue and Liberty St
PITTSSIO BOIL. PA..
IN paring done promptly. Orders rens to the
shoes address sal' be promptly sthended to.
Y. ltS.Pith N. formerly sSsusser of CetltlillLis
SS YONSC'd. tsultapvl
J 18.3 It. 1111113...•. sitstuhrs It. CM/Stet
JARED BRUSII&MON.
=I
Steam Boilers, 011 Stills, Tanks.
• SIIEET IRON WORK, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
STOVE,. CApTINGS. ite
COOK STOVES.
CET.THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well as any other Store In the Union.
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street
Also, =hand and for sal, •
l'AICLott. OTOV ES,
HEATING OTOVIr.n.
ORATE ENOSTN. VEN .
lIERS.
COOKING HANIVoIN an.
GBAFF, IMUS 8 CO,
aIANIII , ALTORMIS or VII? VAlllrrir 1)7
5g9r400 - V - lES,
Ens Tax COOKING RANGE
"THE FIERY FURNACE."
=1
Tri F. NEW ANTI•DIIAT COMUNO STOVE,
4 •10:4JU ATOR, CotAUSHIA COOK SToVit
VAI,s Cincinnati Pattern) I•ortTA Bt.
KA NCI E, CAST I MANTLES. WE LM AN •
ItEYI. ECTI , E, (i KATES, free front dbl. and dust!
GRATE niuNT, PENDEES..te.
200 and 2014 Liberty Street,
,7,:v 17 PITTMITTRII rh
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
NO. 80 WOOD
llannb.tbrere of tee Greatent Varlet Tot
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
=1
In ours:no:T.llcent will ba found all the LATEST
PATTKIINh AND IMPROVE XENTS, and the
rep nation of out dices? Is such lilac any one In
tt of a 'owl article should purchase pone but
hose manufactured ny us. as they will be found
the est durable a, well as ecocomical. Would
call particulal attention to our now VOLCANO
31:0Yor churches. asst.. hod stores. Iles
r 1 1 I
.t n threc • ur.lll•Ar to 0111101
ye.ololl cettug. Att woo . ,c,l once fro
wt JUL, 50,. 1 buDer.or tu.:atv cheap
er. reno tor i.:ataineue std :nee I Ate • tele
LIVINGSTON dr. CO.
lisnaiatturers of LIMIT 431115 Y IRON
11- ElI rr3E Pa GSA,
Ugh% work oor specialty. I.oofe Joint cllta.
lisle hhotter sod sle Moses.SAO , I oCors , s.dothso
artiol.s of llollers' Hardware alwxya on hand;
Office and Worka, pest fluter Depot. Allegheny
City. CostoMoo atidrefs. Lock Hoz Zitrtuaa, Nu".
tnugh. Ps. ,tl5
BRASS FOUNDERS
.
00. AVE 11/40LI.
LITSIa nista
HENRY BIER & CO.,
SUCCEB3O/i3 to
MIN M. COOPETI & CO.,
Bell and Bras Founders.
11111ASSI CA.MTIN GS
WADE DEOIIPTLY TO ORDER
Maleable . and. Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING.
RIntOTTLS, SiFiTYAND CHU VALVES,
ALL GLOBE PATTERN. -
MON
Brass Work oflevery description for-
Steam, yater and Oil.
MANUTACTURZEIS OF J. a. coorma a eu.s
Improved Bataan-Wheel Steam Pimp,
kgenta of Dreyfus' Patent Ott
ers. the beat in the Market.
Mice and Works . corner Thirteenth . 24 Sine
Street.. sh 33
A TWOOD & RICCA rienve;•
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Lod AOZNTS for A. 0.. CANKROII • CO'S
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. &o
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VORKMAN k DAVIS,
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Workman, Moore & Co.,
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Spring and Buck,Wagons,
Nos. 41,.44, 46 and 18 Beaver NA., Allegheny.
Repairing neatly mid promptly stil e Or
ders for i.e. Work gotten up In rood end
warranted to glee satisraguun In every Prrti
iirNewe at states of work emattintly on Ilamt.
nuf.Z.AtIENTS for tb• New fleece Wheel
ComoLuVa mate of eARV6h!t4 PATeNT
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BILLatS. *ad
r ßapp'. Patent flockflock Mallet and
inta.tler fo Wadi..
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11. RICHARD DAVIS having purchased the
Intereat of Alex. and Wlr. D. Moore, hope late
Arm of W( . IIIiMAN, MC IM?. I CO., the bust
new Will hereafter he continued a‘ the old stand,
under the name an/ 1011, of 'WORKMAN
DAVIS. Orderkeoltelted•. .
JOHN Q. WORKMAN.
-IL II.1011•61) DAVIS,
We with Clllient. National Sank. l'ltt.slaush.
la.V.:ata
BUTTER.
15.., Fresh Soil Sutter;
I 0 halt barrel. do.;
For .►leh7 J. It.-CAND`IIILD
141 FlrstAyeesa
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• / bese testae make close [ounce on*
'' ile i ll ' onteTrala leaves Walls tßatloa arm,
11ij ac 9:00 .. se.. 'essalstai rtlis b t7t h :i
10.V5 a. a.. Re taralog, leaves Tit
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V.,1. 1,,(27‘ In valve , rlil t-a at thc risk of tt •
ak,ar. cat.i.ta tatta ht soscho co,ract. • -
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2trl).-02 and altar •
Fsratazer Trains en rte' Waslern L'eunslltaw •
at will arrtve a depart tram
Wear tl Street Depot. Allegheny City.. follow
rrive. /Moors.
.I . i:rind:Pa No 10:40 to:11.11.----- lc
Frooport 140.111:510 a a!Preoport No. al:
daproct 19:411 aor nitarptrd NO1111•9 aln
'h. . nb.4 i E'Vr'' S • e Ns ?AV 7
Prt upon P _ ,
...... 5.12 p la; Pr ifort No 14 . 20
dprtuud , o No 26:04 sal drrlnfore No 0:3111 ru
anore tra!na ran daily excep. Sunday.
rho Church
i rate lateen Allegheny . ..Tenet:v.
Overt 400.0:7 1:441 a. In..reaot:inft Aoeirhent
Cle, a: 0:+0 re. • Csturaing. lava. Allesber:
Clt) .1 1:40 p. tn. and MITI!. illiegheup Jun , •
tltn .11:40 r.
The trains leavion Allegben_p City ai 1:02 5.
ra. alto direct cooneclion at Fretport olthWw •
Sees or Stades for 2utier and Ltannahstown.
Thloaub tlckete mat be purchased at the Mew,
•No. 291.0151 r street, acarthe 9r:spew:loolo4ga .
71:tahurab. and at the Depot. allath011•
I Or farther faloirooloniaol;rinz, •
Federal Street Depot.
Tel Woolens PownsylVanla galiromal will not
as.= any risk for Nadgage, excetU. for wearing
anparel. and Waft their re:10.10111W to Oa
Hundred DONS. 111 - CsAir. All AAVINIP. j‘-
, 3 , lC.Attig 111 S to silos Wlllbe at LAO HAS ^I
1.1.1 1251u.ativair y. VrTilt.fr&
note Crealtrabudrintendent. Altoona. .
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!real NOV. lArth, 1389, trals,,ll.lvree_
:12Q arrive Mlle Ila t er DOM.. nor-halal , . &W.
bp,-gb o=B. a• •011. arro ,
Xx....13:00 • laitthlAgo , 1.:111 •
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RANILIIib Wl'7llol7l' OHANGY.
On ILIA after 1101IDAY. Nov.
(exceptl),
TFIBITUCtIi TILAINS DAI LY Banday)
levee Pittsburgh Depot, borne, of Elev.
th and rite %tree ts s fOr Frantlln,o 111Nt3.715
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tato, and all points In the 011Sesslon.
Lilii nitantotans nutuy• Il PI pH
Day Y 5...... 7:15 a m Day 6530
Nirht Ex.—. 8:00 pm NlGht Ex—. 7:00 ans
Lit Hamm, 6t40 am Ist Halton.. 0:25 s. N•
6.1 Hu1t0n...11:60 m 9:00
3d Halton... 11:00 pm 34 Helton—, 91:10 P ns
4th Plalton..11:1.10 p m *Gs Hutton. 7:15 seu
Freeport Se. 0130 ato Posta Works. 7!6 aut
;ads - Warns.. 6:30 pm Freeport be G:lb p ;
Brasly's B SAG p Brady. It At 10:05
tlhefel. 1;00 p m Chord, 10/10 a us t
Fspreso trains stoo onlyat prlnespal vow.%
•eantseoslstlox Oates stop at sti statlonsu
Ws. are now towline •uiltoer Palace !brew.
Cars" on our otent Express Mtn.. both ways.
loon Pittsburgh I. Cores' • I , ° e nv. no st
Ass' t. Ants
p galtaFrEalingllME
cby ILe.9JLE ;AIM
CrilMOZ TTME.--Du and after 61:1FULT•
Nov. , GM, 1869. trains nelilltra7s and arrive nt
Mnpoi, Inttaldtripiitottfgglcr 4.1...
rIPIPPIN •
.east ...........»......... %TNT INC Lf
lonlnem is.prm 2:2 5 P. It.
fast ........
:axed ACeri
actlou=ld's Acc•u•No.l
erentduvllle df1,9310d. 3:43p. m.
NO• 6:52t a: ?4,
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4 nula' Church Train.. 13:601 p. m• • •
1111r 4 9 AMP. 9. Repress will :Lave daily.
:11 :la T. H a tt arr ive . d p a . tlk tn.L.
fiefieral Ttutct Age n t. Columbia, 0
;VI W. C 15.0. dep . t.. DoslsMoti• Chin.
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Os end eller SUNDAY, Fehreary 20th.
1870, c orne r
as
as awl depart mat . e
uenot corner 01 Orat and , Water streets. 'as
•ItAllto ueiroxt 0n1511..,
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town :00 A. U. 6:00 r. Y.
UsKettnortACCol:o4tVa I1:60 A. u. 9:65 r. 9.
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Umuldoct's Acenswlt'zi. 6:13 1.50
Ntztit r. U. 6:45 A. to
'llllrll.ot.M Nevnola 1:00 00
• RICHARD It .zuwrun. Aitent.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
BEAYERTALLS
'CUTLERY CO.,
No.. 70 Wood Street,
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W MANUFACTURERS CF THEIR. NEW
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I Solid Cast Handle
0 TALIBLE KNIFE.
14 itr';";!glt;.',B:011;.-.LVir concave
1.-4 east arm,, Tx the 14.4 a. treating tile nt.
~,,, tai nil...nein In coast action witnont x 4.
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p 4 i w t• 1V'.1e2,..w.arte.., „ - ..".1 . ?:.•.:andur,11:V.,1
eii.lic.T: V L'lrAT l Villgla:`. ° Etillt ° , 4",
P' ' ''''''''''''''' Ttr,l' 1 2,?1111 1 .1t . it,enitt",r
--xt UMs article enknles tee tatuafactorne , ts
F4g, irarg?e l l t s,. " 4l ° ,l.7l2 , ! °, lllVJgAr,
"..., . rubn.litslltuuons and Crteata Fnansillos.
BEATER FALLS ;CUTLERY CO.,
No. 70 Wood St., Fittsburgh,
TABLE mi l itiiii c e,P ß EKEl KNIVES.
Gui.atanteed.
ESTABLISHED 1831.
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LO N. AN, BRING la,
HARDWARE,
52 Wood Street;_ -
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Foovldoors above Mt. Mantes Hotel,)
Country Werihanfivare Invited 10
mil and examine one Meek when 10
the City.
Agents for Anderson dt Wood's blest
and Northwestern Moms Oboe NaU
C0113%.11y. , •
A fall elects of ghtehltalsts.
smiths and Carpenter's Toole, Olsten.
eer's • Files. Leather setting. 'wee
Leather, !toe., always on hand.
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COAL AND CONY.,
GILIRLBS 11. EMSTRONG,
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Youghiogheny, and Connellsville Coal,
And Ilsnufwthrer or
COAL, SLACK AND DESULPIIIIBIZED COKE.
0711 LS ANIS TAR% termer Better and
Morton street. :Liberty t.n.l. Clymer street!.
Ninth ward; sl. necond street, Xighth ward,
and at foot of Koss street. P. • U. No B. Depot.
Second ward. .
Orders ten at either of the above onus, or ad
dress to ma through Pittsburgh P. 0., will to.
ruler prompt attention.
•Refer to whom lam snarly/MC , Mnseurs Wail
& Co, Wm. !Smi th . Union Iron Mills. IL s. Vow.
ler & Co.. Mitchell, ntepbemson & Co., Ilissell •
co., oral C mugs., Alec BradleY. Park 7; &
ICo, Mk, ItcCordy & Co. Neer. lilrfe• IL
Wm.. M. Faber • Co.. J. I t. Lyon la ... asses
Marshall & Co., Allen. McKee • Co. ir on llso
toot lintel. Consellsvllle IL It., Pensisylvantalt.
IL. Allegheny ti .Cr It. R. .
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COAL! OAI,II COAL!!! .
DICKSON, STKV/Idrra CO.,
'limn ttolotO4 that OSto to
.NO. 667 LIBERTY . STRE2gr,
tu....17(im7 sumr m unlatiOND WPM
1 .1--47 ;tar, t-r.tairarasri l s a l;
Morn moat: price.
&II oruen law; ear allot. of tOdramal I.
aecri tbronsk too - =U. trill be WWI to
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