FINANOLSL.
NERIOU BANK,
80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSIIIIItOB
Rira CAUT&L 11200,1290
teekhobters Itu%tidally Liable.
NIK Or DISOOIIIM
JOHN YLGYD U. YLOYD.
El2=tl
Xustmll,
m. T .littasson.
amain W. Arrett,
)3. Lom
ohn Floyd,
a,
I. Baal Is sow full,
4.0.11 Eganal
John N.
Archibald Wallace
Jas.)). Icily. .
Vs. Toy&
organlied ►nd prepared
SILVER AND COUPONS,
Boight at iirletCllt Prices.
PI L it.. MERTZ, Banker,
Cor. Wood St. slid sth Avenue
lAA Ts BRADY 86 CO.,
OSuccassors te e. JOSE* t CO..
1. .4)1Del Fourth MellUß and Wood St.,
13.A.INIKMIELS,
Say •ad tall sll kind. or
SEMMES,
*OLD, SILVER LED MUM,
Oil lIIXIT PAVOSULELE. TIMM
Fir Interest Allowed on Deposits.
•
011-I:uney loaned ea Voyenusiont 803101 at
swan alazkat rata .
Orders exeesated ter She Puretiase
sod Bale et ISTOOKS. ZOOM sod
SOLD.
JAMES T. BRADT & co.
tyre littsint* apti
FINANCE AND TRADE.
' °Piton on Prrrenunell Grtsrrn,
Satrap/a, April, 16 1870. S
The _very decidedly favorable bank
statement has given the ' markets a
&Met tone. The decrease in discounts
. . shows the banks are pursuing a mere.
conservative course, and the increase in
'.' legal tenders shows greater strength In
the reserve, although the specie held
by the banks has decreased by demands
t for custom duties. ..
The gold market shows remarkable
strength aside from the speculative
4 movements of the cliques, who elm at
1 foroing top the marked once More before
the May interest will come on the mar
ket, in order to force up stocks and to
i t
means of selling out their long
i, gold bought between 118 and 114.'
!: i . The Le;reat y m s e t r r it on bo g nd an urr i k. Is
i. only
'k:. mediate's . alter every slight rela ps es
advert o m e,
Z,... , eloe l 3' following gold in its movements.
i
The constant large supply of bonds
comes from the Interior from par
, ties who seem to think that the Sanding
bill will finally pus, and will carry with
".•.. It all bends.
' )Mocha are kept up and may go higher
on small transactions. -. The cliques own
~.1 nearly every share of stock on the list,
11 • and are compelled to buy and make
-1•1 nominal sales in order to sustain quota.
. • Lions, no outside buyers,.appearing
. '
willing to take the stocks off their
. t hands.
- Money was in good demand all week,
but was easier on Saturday. The local
, 4 market Is well supplied for Prat class
1
..... paper.
:
There Is • dells increasing demand for
our local securities, but only at a dia.
-. count.
• Bushier was doll for the put week.
Quotations as - received by Ph. It
: Mertz: Gold, 11534; Silver, 110; Eighty
do., 114%; Five Twentuie ;1562 4 3.125,;;
1864. 110%; do. 1865, 11 . 1%; do. led%
-', Consols, 109%; do. 1887, 109%; do. 1868.
-.
• 110. Ten Forties, 106.. ti; Adams Es
- press Company, : 61; Merchants Union
. ;'. .
Express Company. 6; American Ex
prim Company, VI; Western Union
•', Tellief alai. 32%; New York Central,
....,, 92%; Reading, 993;; Pittsburgh. Fort
`,.. Wayne & Chicago, 22%; Ohio & bi1e
...7: sisslppl, 1511; Mic higan Southern, Mg;
''. Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 911%; Chicago,
&
, Book Island Pecida, 15,%; Ctdcago &
'.,'. North Western, 783.4:. Chicago & North
1
:: • Western Preferred. 0%; Brio. 24 . K•
' IIMIANOS large brati.
~ , , London.•
P.
...... ----$5,55 15,65
2 - Parts, per franc El 24%
• Berlin, thaler . 81,1 14
•• ,' Frankfort, florins ...... ..-.. 47% 49%
. .i. ow'relarrass to me mousse orstiro •
.4, New Toni, April 16, 1870.
..».
General trade is more active this week
but not yet satiafactery to merchants.
• a .. . '.1 Imports $8,423.428, including 52,136,n 5 ie;
dry
219 good s 'Expo:rt.: 1425,135 spec
53,617 oduce. ~
Sub.Trea pr urns paid out 599.587 coin In
;:''..t tenor andieesPred 53.2/ 8 . 167 for custom.
.',„••".; Bank statement favorable; Loans
‘...f..,, rtin.s2l; decrease 52,169.667. Specie
.• 00.13111; decrease T 1,504,179. Circe's.
-, I tlen 1133,691458: decrease • 1515.996. De
-• • posits 11408,913,9119; increase 51,161,565.
-74 lAgat Tenders $6,0113,0041 Increase $2.-
.
Miiaey _
Mon easier at 54110 on call. Stall%
dell at 8,91119. Gold unsettled and
enmed at 18%; fell to 13% . closed at
I,W. carrying rants 20 4 34; d ' 2-52
paid for borrowing. Clearancesl67,ooo,-
Illovernments strong. Coupons 81,
Mar 4%; do 62,193‘012%; do 64, 10%
all; do, 65, 11301111 y,; do new 93(@9%;
do 61, le10%; do 68, 10%9E0%;
10.40 a 6% (6+654 ; anrreney 60 11%@18;
State bonds dross, new Tennessee liber
ally dealt ln; Missouri 92%; old Tenses.
nee 6934; new 66%,
Stooks firm: Canton, 70; Cum be rland,
8030 Western Union Telegraphd, UM;
Quicksilver, 10%1 Mariposa, 6; o pro.
fared,-18 Water Power, 16%; Hat.
ford and Las, 434; Adams' Express, 61%.
Wells and Fargo, 19; American, 18;
United States. 48: Pedigo Mail, 97; New
York Central, 92%1 Scrip, 89%: Erie,
26%; do preferred, 45; Harlem. 142%;
Reading, 99%; IL Cent% 119%; L. S., 815%;
Illinois Central, 189%; Pltteburgli: 9934;
Northwestern, 73%; do. preferred, 85%;
Bock Island, 116% New Jersey Central,
106%; St. Paul, 50 % ; do. preferred, 78%i
Wabash. 48%; do. preferred 76; Fore
Wayne 92 Haute, 119; ' do. prefer
red, • go & Alton, 111%; do. pre
ferred, 112 ; Ohio & Misaiselppl, 29%;
t
St. Joe. 106%; .C. & C., 74%.
Bolton pri : Franklin, IS; Heels, 80;
QuincY. 18.
Bub•Tresen balance i 115 ,23 1 .397, In.
eluding 12,037• In enuenci"
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tot or :
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,lIIIMIR MARKETS
Chinon or Prrvesuncts GAZlrrell,
lie siAT . April 16, 1670. i
Trade gas lly *seine to be falling off 1
smiewhat, It peens to look calf the
rnih was ove , for the time being at
lout, and t dull season hi -rapidly
drawing It There L hot so much
excitement grain as there ham been
end with Increased arrival.. pricer; are
barely mantained-both dealers and
000•1111012111 e dapreed to be cautious,
and not inclined to rani couch a Meek,
being ' [t d
of a decline. The
Provlltens arket is Arm and more
dolly*, and mpared with last weak,
prices are gber. There is also more
sotletty in t e grocery market, and the
Alm part! lady of Sollvrt and Coffees'
i
are large; ere not so much
nut""cut
ti going on uthere Mut been, and
ot the fame
duped
to make con.
cessions in order to effect _sales, that
ALE as
BUTT
week or two ago.
ES--ffalea at 65870 c.
EGULS-Qalet and unchanged; Coat.
mmi Bode Aah, fict refined do 4.t(;
Pearls9lsl2loTotl_734.
AP! :-LW-Sairm and Mater but un
°banged. We continue to quote at 08 f ,00
01,00 for far to prime, and 114,50 or
cholas. 1
BUTTES-Continues dull and droop
ing. and prime to choice fresh roll can
'Wl WI gaoled above 33%660. Common
batter VI bard to sell at any pia.
BEANS -Maybe quoted at sl,7i@2
per bushel, the !maids figure for prime
nagESSE -Linehangid; Western Re..
Wee. ab Bhurir. 15)1; Ohio Factory, 16;
Ohio Goshen 1610111171 York Stale Go
shen narr„
stsMWHEA.T FLOUR -Nomlnal, 20.
CIIANDRRIES-Bales of Sackett's
130. Bares. at $2O per bbl.
CABSOff OIL,-Is uncbanged;2so23.l4
fbe 60 or 100 bbl lot" and 25 to a small
El
tau00111(11.134L-7A quoted, In store, at
eetgapa' babel. a'
ndotu rs quality.
DaMD FlWlT—ery dull
an d patois drottplud. &des of Apples at
5)03014‘. Peaches st 7@B CIWUISTS.
and SHW§ for bar to bright helves.
ellsobWriee.l2.o.
eXiol3—Doll but undimmed—bolder'
geosestie seeing le am
FLOUR—The market le moderately so.
etri bat the dentead to niilflhl loest
an
El
prices are unchanged. Wentlane to
quote western. flours, ins M at $ 4 ,7 54 2)
5.25. for spring, and 15,15eQ5,75 for
winter, and 116,5067 for fanny brands.
Rye flour, 15.
GRAlN—There is no wheat offering In
this market and In the absence of sales,
quotations are nominal at 11,12(4418 for
fair to prime Red. Oats a shade weaker
under the Influence of increased arri
vals; we now quote at 50@51 on wharf '
and track, and 55 in atore—dates to lots
on wharf,. of 1.000 bushels at 60@.51..
Corn la hardly as strong and a shade
lower; we now quote at 50082 for prime
ear, and 85®S8 for shelled. Dealers are
still offering 50 for rye and furnishing
sacks. Barley nominally unchanged at
85®90 for la rimo to choice spring.
NAY,B q aled Is quoted on wharf, 11,16
(p)25 as to uali.
- RlDM—Oreen ty salted, 10®11, do
butchers, 7@B; dry flint. 22(424; green
calf, 12 . 14 •
HOMINY-16@8l‘ per bbl.
RUSKS-2%@3c.
LARD OlL—Extra No. 1 is quoted
firm at 111.273®1,30.
LEATHER—Market steady and prices
well sustained at the late decline. Red
solo, 31@33; Oak. sole, 38®40; calf (city)
$1,10®1,25; shoe skirting, 44: oak bar.
noes, 40@45; oak skirting, 4E447; oak
per foot, 23@25; rough oak, 55(gi
LIME-Eastern white, 11,75; Cleve.
Land, $2,25.
MAPLE SYRUP—Cannot be quoted
above 11.50, except Ina retail way.
ONlONS—Market pretty well glutted,
and little or no demand.
PROVISIONS—Market firm with
steady lobbing demand and prices are
well =stained. Shoulders, 12,4'13113;
Sugar Cured, 11; Sides, 1530 for ribbed,
and 173 j for clear; Hama, 16% for plain,
18 for Vain Sugar Cured, and 18% for
canvassed do; Breakfast Bacon, 17%;
Lard, MN: in tierces, and 1734 In kegs;
Dried leaf, 20. Mess Pork, 1 21 .
POTATOES —Prime lake shore peach
blows, 413050; sales of river potatoes, on
wharf, at 35040
PEANUTS—Prime Tennessee quoted
at 41@)10c.
PEARL BARLEY—No. 4,6; No. 0,
63(; Oatmeal, -110,50 per bushel, 3 5 , 10
per half bbl.
-PEAS—Salset at 11,90(42 per bushel.
SEEDS—Quiet and unchanged. Clover
is being sold in small lots, at 19,%ea10,
and Timothy at 16@,6%. Flaxseed,
12,15 bid and market , bare.
SALT—Sales car load lots at 1t.6.5@
1,70, with the usual advance In store.
617110LEU DI MARKET
Jr7tC 07 Pmentison GJ LT•=rn,
BA'runbir, April 10.
Entlyoiv' FOR TILL WENS.
The market has been very iltet du
ring the week which has just closed, and
with a light volume of business.. in the
aggregate. the feeling is weak and offish,
and compared with last week, prices are
lower. Trade is not what it ought to be
or nenelly la at this season of the year,
and while the prospects are not very en•
couraging, hopes of an early improve
ment are still entertained.. The ship
ments Of 'Taftled are Increasing some
what, averaging between 1,000 to 1,500
bbls per day, but if. all our refineries
were in full blast, the average .would be
somewhere between 1,600 and 4,000 per
day. As we noted the other day, how.
ever, the ehipmeuts from January Ist to
date are somewhat in excess of the same
time last year, notwithstanding the
sales during the first three months of
1889 were doubtless three or four times
larger than same time this year. This li
easily explained.. teat year speculation'
ran high, and thin:wands upon thouurids
of barrels of oil were sold open paper,
which were sever made nor delivered
nor was this the understanding when the
sales were effected. When these coo.
tracts matured, settlement' were made
by cash -differentiae, and this accounts
for the large operations and small @hip.
manna Taus far this year, there has
been an almost total absence of anything
like a speculative mania and the result
is, that while the sales have been much
smaller, there is an increase in the ship.
menta.
The eastern and foreign markets have.
been doll and emery ' all week, and, of
course, this market has been dull and
heavy also. To.day, however, the feel
ing, particularly in refined, was a little,
better, and prices in some instances
quoted higher, though as already inti
mated, compared with this day week,
both crude and refined are lower, and
the majority of the trade inclined to be
bearish. Antwerp is quoted lower than
It has been for eaveranontlic
11....w10ts Crude this week, 38,406: last
week, 13,697; January let to date, 248,-
443; same time last year, 211,192. Ex•
ports refined this week, 10,821:12U week,
8,111; January Ist to date 114,092; same
tints last year, 91,120. Bales this week,
13,200 bbls crude, 11.000 refined; last
week r lB,ooo crude, 4,5110 refined.
Cittl
Market quiet and unchanged It was
reported that two barge loads had been
sold at tic, but we heard of several
offers to buy at that figure, either spot
or !milers option 60 days, without finding
a seller. Eleven cents, however, seined
to be regarded so the ruling figure, for
40 to 46 gravity—Parker's Lending oil
can not fairly be quoted above 10M.
REvArou.
•
No sales; market a shade stronger
than yesterday, and for some deliveries,
the offers was rather, better. Apill quo
ted at 26% bill; May and Seine, last half,
2814; July. and August,
.27; September,
27g; May to December, ST;:gya; buyer
ali year nominal at SD.
ascrarrin 01 OBODI OIL IT A. T.B. R.
Fisher Rr0240. on amount L W Young;
Brilliant Oil _Works 1,563, on account
Lockhart, F & Co; Vista 011 Works 152,
on amount Waring, K & Co; A B Mille
80, on account W Bartle; D Bly 80, on
account V M Perry; Jas Wilkins 86, on
account Phil's and Boston Pst Co; E L
Goodwin 80, on account J B Barbour; W
MCCutcheon 80, on account E.H.Long.
2.155 blols.
.01 OIL NY A. V. IL B.
Fawcett, Logan, B. & Co. 260 bble r,
fined to Logan, Bro. & Co., Phil's.
H. Koehler & Co., 157 bbls reflood to
Waring. K. G. Co., Phil'
Citizens 011 Works Mit big refined to
Tack Bro. & Co., Philadelphia. ,
Total • 520 bbbi.
MARKS.T6 BY 1 ELEGII.APIL
NEW Yong, April 16.--Cotton firm and
fairly active; Isles of 1000 bales at 233;ti
for middling uplands. Flour—receipts
of 5213 bbls and firm; sales of 6500 bbis
at 64.4504.60 for . superfine state and
western; $4,70(.45,25 for extra state: 1 4 , 60
(i 45,85 for extra western; 25,16g6 for
white wheat extra; 24,7546 for A. H. 0.;
45135,75 for St. Louis; @7 for choice
do., Including 800 deli v ered western for
export at f 4,80 Eve flour
qnlet and unchanged. Corn meal quiet.
Whisky firmer; sales 550 bbla western at
11.0334(4)1,0 5 free, closing at the
price. Wheat—receipts of , 5060 bush
and a shade firmer for winter; sales
67,000 bush at 11,0701.10 for Not spring;
11,143401, 15 for No 1 no; 11.190 1 , 23 for
winter red Illinois; 142001,23 for winter
red and amber western; 11.5001,66 for
white Michigan. Rye scarce and firm.
I Corn: receipts 0,400 bush: active and 20
Sc Setter, sales 69.000 bush 111,0801,1534
for old mixed In store and delivered,
hew. white 21.10„ western 91,1001,5 0 ,
new mixed western afloat 91,1 e, new
white Southern 11,16, new yellow Jersey
and -Pennsylvania 1,15. Oats: receipts
1 2,732 bush, a shade firmer; sales 50,000
limb at 58@150 for western in store and
*doe., and 6/45/P for Ohio and State.
Coal quiet. Leather dull and unchanged.
Wool quiet; sales 300,000 pounds at 400
52c for domestic fleece, 40(443 for pulled.
Rice firm. Coffee quiet. Sugar firm;
sales 659 hhds Cuba at 8Ne954,. Havana
private terms. Molasses dull. Petro
leum firm, at 143ic for crd, and 2610
for refined. Hops quiet, u
at e 80150 for
Lineripan. - Hay is dull. ' Turpentine
quiet. Pork steady, with sales of 550
barrels at $2B for mess, $211322 for prime
and $23,75@,24 for prime mess; also 1,501
barrels mess, seller April, May and June,
at 028028.50. Beef quiet, with sales of
1 130 barrel at previous prices. Tierce
r
28 forti r p r;3 ,, , m w e it m h sales ofs
and
.5 tierces z i t
fo a r t
India
mew Beef haute steady, sales 160 bbla
at. ratilsa for new. Cut meats firm, with
sales 170 packages at 101,0120 for shoul-
dere, and 14glititio for hams. Middles
are quiet. Ladd Is heavy and a shade
easier, with sales of 70 tierces at 15
•QhlbNo for steam and 166163;0 for kettle;
also 350 Berms steam seller April to
August It on private terms. Sutler
steady at 14020 c for Ohio. Cheese firm
at 1.13017.4 a. Sheathing Copper steady I
at 81e. ingot Copper very quiet at ICU
@1934c for Baltimore and Lake'
Superior. Pig Iron more steady at 330 - 1
36c for Scotch and 1116384 e for American.
Bar quiet at 75.3 for refined English and
American. Sheet quiet at 11€1112e gold'
for nasals, Nails Cull at emcbeto for I
cu t, b%060 for clinch and 2,34.2i0 for'
horseshoe. Freights to Liverpool armee
with shipments per steamer 35,000 bush
wheat at 81.0143 id.
Latest, -loon elated steady with a
:moderate export demand far low grades
lof extra. Wriest dull and ashadisieWer, -
the sudden advance In ocean freights
materially °backing the export demand.
Bye quiet at 984331 for western. Oats
dull at 580 for western In store; Corn
closed, active and firm at $1,1101,13 Syr
new mixed western. Pork dull; mew
nominal at 127,75. Beef In fair demand
and steady. Cut Meats dull. and on.
changed. Sewn nocolnaL Lardheavy
and declining at 15)40 for prime steam
seller April, and lisge seller 90 dayi.
Eggs heavy at 210220.
CINCINNATI, April 16.—Flour steady
and unchanged. What In light supply
and moderate demand at sl.lesa.l2
Corn dull'and lower at 84386 c. Oats ;
unchanged at 54380. Rye steady at 90
. 395 c. Barley dull 5t80€9960 for spring
and f1i31.05 for fall. Cotton firmer and
unchanged, middling 21Sio. Whisky.
firmer, closing at 97 ® 980. Mess pork
irregular; 200 bbl choice city bread sold
at TD3.50: ordinary. brands offered at
PAW. Balk meats firm, but quiet;
shoulders 10 3 / 4 c, aides 19.4(41430 and
for clear rib and clo,r. Bacon firm and
in fair demand for clear rib aides but
new out of smoke; they could bring.
hell were held at 15Nc, clear 16y;c,
but ed at 16%c; 'shoulders sold at 11%
3120, chiefly the latter rate. Lard quiet;
city rendered 15,;310e for kettle; no
steam rendered offering. Butter dull
for all but choice: fresh white Is scarce
and brings ,M101060_ • Eggs dull at 170,
Wooers count. Lard oil firmat 11.25
31,28. Linseed oil dull at 90392 e.
Clover seed scarce and Arm at 1001630.
Timothy seed scarce, but little offering
in market; It sold at 19386,2.5.
Beef cattle in light supply and few
offering; market firm at 8567,75. Hogs
In demand at 1839,25 gross. •
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Crtmeno, April 18.-Flour dull at
13,80(44,75 for spring extras. Wheat 2
(42}4o,higlier, closing firm at 781411178,tic
for. No 2; this afternoon the market was
irregular at 785.0 cash, and 79y;c seller
May. Corn firm and 296ini30 higher,
closing at 85441360 for No 2; this after
noon the market was firm at 8.534(4156340
cash and seller May. Osts 2(42.ye0
higher, clueing at 44%(444340 for No 2.
Rye steady and quiet at 73@750 far No
2. Barley nominal. HlV:mime firm at
$l,Ol for Iron bound. Provisions un
chaed. Mew pork cloned at $2B.
Lard at 15?,,a1534.3. Receipts forpast24 .
hours-Flour 5.050 obis; wheat 15.850
bush; corn 27,880 bush; oats 7.6811 hush;
rye 1;440 bush; barley 6,380 bush; hogs
3173. - Shipments-Flour 4,568 bbl
wheat:96.7ll bush; corn 27.680 bush; oats
31,092 bush; rye 3,960 bosh; barley 4,200
Push; hogs 1,786 heed. ~
Cattle dull and 20@250 lower at 11,50@
7,75 for common to prime shipping
beevea. Hogs quiet and 10111150 lower
at 18,60®8,90 for oommon to cnoloe.
,
Maw Oittaaris, April 16.-I!'ionr: sales
super at $4,20(44,76 and XX at 15,75
Corn firm at 11,16. Osta 63(465c. Bran
51,30. Hay 527,00. Pork firmer, with
salon mess at 529,7E030,25. Bacon un
changed, - Lard lira:ter: tierce 18%e and
keg 180. Sugar: prime 11%®11W. Mo.
leases: prime 70141750. Whisky quiet at
93c@51.07W. Coffee held firmer, with
sales at 163p1)16.14c: prime 111%0. Cotton
firmer: sales middling at 2254. Sterling
Exchange 12396(412334. Sight drafts on .
New York M premium. Gold 113.14.
Latest -Conon is very firm, holders
asking higher rates; sale@ middling at
1 22(4225i0; sales 3,500 bales; net receipts:
for s toc ks 5,856 bales; exports 13,666
1 tales 162,6110 bales. .
Sr. Lours. April 16-Cotton doll 21%
egT/ri for middling. Hemp steady 54 30
(41,50 undressed; 12,2002,30 dressed.
Flour: superfine $3,9004,12; X 14,25®
4,60; X.XX 5535,25. Wheat dull: No. 2
spring 79c; No. 2red fall $1,030P,05; No.
Ido 51,12(41,15. Corns trifle higher for
choice mixed bulk 81(182tr, mln
sacks 92®95c; 1n
prime white 94;0; i choice
95(496. Oats 500 In bulk; 53055 sacked.
Barley 85(488. Rye T2075e. Mess Pork
1128,500129. Dry salt shoulders Flo; clear
rib 14%0; clear MIME 1554 a. Bacon, shoul
ders 12c; clear aides 163414164,0:. clear
rib 16e. Cattle firm at 4)4617)40. Hogs
quiet 57(49. ~ .
BUFFALO, April 10.-Cattle market
closed %'ci lower than hat week. A few
car lots were held over. A large number
were shipped In first hands. Theelodzig
rates were 7(48:.,„'is for shipping stock;
receipts for the week, 7,310 bead- 110 8 E
receipts for the week, 9,318 hesdpnar.ket
closed fair at $9@9,50 for shipping stock:
vary extra $9,75. Sheep: total receipts
6966 bead; market closed dull at $5(46,50
for all kinds.
LOIMBEILLM April 16.--Cotton dull
with middling 2o. at 21Ws. Flour $5.61e.
Wheat 11,05(41, Corn 51. Oa ts
Rye 900. Groceries dull. Sugar 11}03.
Pork $29. Bacon 12(4114(41630. Bulk
Meats 11(i)15016% 0 . Lard 160. Hams
18c. Whisky 970. Tobacco; sales 191
had. at 55(45,75 for trash to medium
bright; market firm.
BALTIMORE, Ap ril 16.-Flour firm and
fairly active. heat firin, Maryland
red $1,45®1,50. White corn $1,8314 1 , 06 ,
mixed firm at 111,08. Oats quiet at 62(4
65c. Mess pork $29: bacon firm; rib side.
18c, clear 16e, clear aides 16K(417, should
ders 13e, hams 19(420 0 . 'Lard firm at
1634(417. Whiskey firm at 51,02(11,12g.
BUFFALO, April 16.-Flour neglected..
Wheat, oats and rye inactive. Barley
quiet; sales of 3 cars four rowed Canada
a: 8243 in store. Pea. nominal at 900 In
store. Seeds quiet, 17 for timothy, $lO
for medium clover. Mess pork dull at
$27,75. Lard dull at 17(§117.40. High. ,
wines nominal at 5 1 .
CLXVILLAMD, April 16.-Flour doll and
unchanged. Wheat nominal Corn
nothing doled. Oats held at' 520 for No I
state. - Rye firm and held at 90(4960 .
Barley quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
dull and held at 23%0 fur refined on spot,
$5,15 for crude.
Tountio. April 16 -Floor dull. Wheat
dull; No 1 white Michigan held at 1 1 : 30 i
regular do $1.14, amber Michigan 111,0334,
No 1 rod $1,09, No 2 do $1,02,34. Coin
quiet and unchanged. Oats to better;
,No 1 55.1ic, No 2 520. Clover seed 19,75.
*BMILADELFITIA, April 16.-Flour, Aye
and Wheat are unchanged. Corn is in
good demad aud higher, yellow selling
at $1(41,10. n Oats dull at fd@64c. Petro.
Isom Is quiet and unchanged. Whisky
' nominal at 51,02.
' MiLwatrirxs, April 16.-Floor dull
' city double extra 1425(44 50. Wheat
steady at 154)40 for No. 1, and 77340 for
No. 2. Oats firm at 44c for No. 2. Corn,
rye and barley unchanged.
DETROIT, AprC 18.-Flour: choice in
fair demand at 56. Wheat firm; extra
$1.26; No. 111,18. Oats: State 530. Bar.
ley 51,55 per centai. Clover Seed very
scarce at $10,30.
bizarius. April 18t-Cotton firm but
• Inactive at 2234 x; receipts 439 and exports
to. 1066 bales.
• Dry. Goods Martel.
Ulm YORK, April 16.—There Is little
change In this branch of baldness to.day,
With a moderate desirable
goodn suited to thes eason - oat uniform
ratkiffor domestic fabrics but some im
ported stuff, such as good gin hams,
are held with more firmneas and In
fact all thin fabrics adapted for ladles'
wear are commanding much higher
prices than recently. Dross goods
which sold down to 174, cents are
now saleable at 2234 to 27)( cents,.
and colored satins, for _trimmings,
advanced from 7150 to S 2 per yard. These
goods sold down as low a. $1,25 by auc.
Mon at one time during the season.
Japanesedvanced from 900 to 11,076/1,10.
and all summer goods, snoop!
trashy fabrics, are decidedly firmer on(
more saleable. Domestlo cottons • are
without much chart g except brown
drills, which are dull e,
and depressed.
Certain styles of standard brands were
offered In smaU quantities as low. as
143(0, but 1530 is about the real value:'
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
PlTllmtnian Foal , WAYint AND 01126
auto RLlLlioaro. April 16 —1 car
potatoes, 10 bbisdo, Vankorder & Pi; 6 do
onions, 1 car potatoes, Woodworth &D;
15 bbls W Flacons & Son; 29 ski
flaxseed, J W Tburaby; 100 bbls flour,
owner; 100 do do, Adams & Austin; 5 do
whisky, H Mo€wlggin:2 do do, B Apple.
balm; 4 kgs butter, 6 pkgsonlons,
Pd & Co; 9 bp o seed, 48 bss barley, 12
do rve, 30 do oats, H Rea Jr; 1 car oats,
Bricker & Co; 3 pitgs rags, Watt, Lang
& Co; 3do eggs, D Cooper & Co: 3 bbis
onions, 10 do eggs, B Devol; 43 bdls
shovels, Myers A Armour; . 6 bra cheese,
N J Braden; 1 car potatoes,Volgt, &
Co; 56 bdls broom handles,W Blsstorf;
50 bbls whisky, A 0 McGrew; SO bxs
soap. W 51. s3l , Tmley; 200 bbls How,
owner.
rrrranunon Ram
.
•
CWMBRAN% AND
ROAD, April 16.-8 oars pig' Iron, Dll%
irk & Co; 5 cars ore, Brady's Bend Iron
Co; 30 Id f
ood, Atwell
bb
Lee; 125 dor.
rakes, .1 W & Co; 10 kif bbla flab, W5l
Gormley; 16 do do, W Cdoper & Bro;
40 do do, Wm Cooper & Co; '25 do do,
Wilson it Son; 20 cases tobacco, W H
Kirkpatrick; 10 bbls 1 011, Mizell R; 21
bail sewing machines Smith & Forester;
100 bbls lime,
W W Wallace; 55 bdls
mace, Park & Dean; 80 hi' bids fishi - Kriox
& Orr; Ibr • utter, bbls dry apples,
Ws egg.. bW
Rankin & Bro; 20 kris p
barley, E Heszleton; 1 bbi eggs. 3'
Craighead; 270 aka oats, Graham it M; 68
bbls whisky, W - Miller & Co; 260 ski
oats, 0 & Marshall; 6 bbls J Dun.
lap, 1 bx butter, Day &Co; 2 bblsonions.
Volgt,keg butter. Head
165 bgs wheat, 13 Liggett & Co; 126 aka
corn, P Dar it Son; 8 tibia eggs. Jf. Rid
dle; 2do do, Gregg & Son; 6do do, 11.
Rea Ido do, 2do apples, Head & Si;
4 bbla Jr; eggs, F G Craighead; 1 bbl eggs.
54 do butter, la B Gray; 1 bbl egg',
Woodsorth &D; 11 bbla oil, W Slaoona
& Son.
Pirrstirnair, ClucutrrATt Arm BT.
LOMB RAILACIA.D, April 16.-60 tca
hams, E H Myers & Co; 104 do lard, 2
bble do, F Boilers & Co; 100 RUT, T
- C Jenkins Bro; 1 car wheat;Ke n .
nedy & Bro; 2 cars staves, J Komlab; 1
do do, M P Arms & Bro: 2 care wheat,
Pugh & 8; 6 libls apples. Bigger; Bdo do,
T Mitchell; 10 bdis bags. McCullough &
131 n"; 10 bgs corn, El Bars; 78 by Gm.
..
Hood; 7 bee eggs. E Hessieton; 1 bbl
do, J J Pettit; 6do d 0,21 W Rankin &
Bro; 4 do do, W D Co oper. -
ALLIEOZNY Nara= BAILsoAt.,
16.-6 cars railroad iron. Hash.
M lle and Chattanooga R R; 1 car lime,
El M. Bend arson Bra; 1 car bay, TO O 6
Thump; 6 bble eggs, L J--Blanchard; 2
Piro butter, 2 bola ego, 8 Denali 1 car
pain, Dan Wallace; 28 skis rY6r. Own 4
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 18, 1870
Meal; 7 bbls egg& Bnlggerman & 0; 2 So
do, Reed & 2• do do; Ibx butter, L
Sylvlc 2do egee, C Malone; 1 bbl co, 1
pkg bunter, John Seibert.
ALLNOHENT STATION, April 18 —100.•
bb flour. It Knox & Son; 2 obis esgs, J
Selling; 164 eke oats, 8 do rye, J Ste a art;
88 tildes, Jan Caliery; 1 car metal,
Rogers & B: 1 do wheat, Kennedy Brol,l
do lumbir, Gene &Ic Ido cooperacc, . 1
Hensphlll; 50 btds oil, BM Cumming , :
16 drums tobacco, R & W Jenkinson; 1
car lumber, W Peoples; 13 bbls apples,
7 Herbert; 3 bbls eggs, B MOOl3.
PITTEIBISEGII & Cormsmantxt: RAIL.
I,OAD, April 16.-3 cars metal, Buubar
Iron Co; . 1 car grain, C Schepps & Co;
44 bdle sheet iron. John Dunlap; 3 bble
tallow, Dillon & hi; 4 pkge eggs. W
Ray; 28 bdle leather, M Belongs; 22 bine
whiskey, 90 eke corn, 130 do oats. A
McGrew; 18 rolls leather, 0 N Hoffsisti 1 .
glut,utter, Johnston .6[ C; a. 13 w
Fry & Co; 50 bbis whisky D1111n
: ger ck, Ei; 32 bgs oats, Scott & G.
IMPORTS BY RIVER
WHEELING PEN PZTIOT,T,L, April W.--
1 bz glass ware, 1 crate queenaware, T
Allison 44 bale paper, Path Paper Mfg
Co; 2 oble egge, W Miller A Co; 20 bzs
candy, J S Dilworth A Co; 40 bble apples,
H Riddle; 6 pkgs cigars, .1' W Baker; 1
lix do. T J Blackburn; 2 casee cigars, 16
bze do, J M Slchel; 45 kgs nails, Combe
A Daring; 12 do do, F W Anderaon A Co;
94 eke oats, Roll & Rltchart; 11 aka bar
ley, .1 M Carson & Co; 14 aka rye J Moen'.
DII.
lough, Smith A Co; 1 bbl eggs, S
worth; 12 eke potatoes, 8 bids do, 2do
cabbage, I do apples, 1 do onions, J Her.
bert; 15 bble apples, Volgt, Mahood &
Co; 48 aka rye, Rose & Ewing:Slake oats,
30 do rye, 67 barley, 11l do wheat, 35
bales hay, .1 & W Felrley: 2 head cattle,
Id Stewart; 38 eke rye, 161 do corn, 211 do
barley, Rose & Ewing; 12 do potatoes, B
Heazleton.
PITTEMOROK, BROWNevILLE, AND .UZ
NEVA PACKET CO, April 14.-7 bble
egg', Johnston & C; 4 pkg. egge, I do
butter, 25 bbls onions, 211 aka corn. Me-
Cracken - & Co; 0 Jogs m molasses, E
Heazleton; II eke wheat, 5' pkza eggs, 1
do butter . H Reed; to bble apples, Volgt,
81. A Co;
4a
eats, 12 plum apple.. E 1 B
Floyd & Co; 4 bble d applea, 2 do eggs.
61 W Rankinßro; 103 sks oats,
Henry & H; 17 &
bales hay, A S Carlle Mo. ir;
18 rolls leather, Smith & B; 66 ban w
gleam, Fry .!k. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICES
IartMNSUBIP'rION.
GR. NOD ULMO.I4IO EY Itil? for te ,
cure of Coo ~r sold, aul sloaaumpptioa.
tit
curt of Dlopeynta sad Lithe Debtatata Coadl
DR. aCI
Uinta of llae Stomach.
IENCK•B VINDILLIII PILLS fo
• Matzen of We Liver or to sat a. . Untie rar
.
kb or therm three hirulict.es tee often reiVerril
Ecu
uring CoConmption, ttintigh the. Ton
utmk
11,74:gra
regelrmlnn the .4toreisch and Liner, sod help thi
nyrup to illerst suit search &tit orml soo n'LP
blond 'meas. by which moans f, cure 11 et.
• •
InMd.
Them Medicines are cosecientleoely offered la
the Public ea the out) . tole. renoln nod reanhle
remedy for Pulmonary PoneumPtitto. and for nil
that. morbid vradition• of the body which lean
to that fatal Meteor. Liver tom:Rent nod try.
Veneta art often forerunnt rof Couourantlun.
sad wash they manifest themselves they require
zee
roammpt latent:on.
111 C beret,
before
medicine which hoe
had a long probation before the nubile. Ito value
been proved by the thousand cures It nott
mode through • period of more thou ttartv-hve
In air of which 1' me be reputation hiss in.
used. nod the st otter our. ereptictsm sae
longer doubtthat it to a remedy which ma
ho y
y weed with cohndeneeth all cues which admit
W
If the patient will perseveringly 101101. the dl
recipe wide accompany each bottle. be will
tertalaly he cured, if hls e/are not too
cue waded to make • era posol. In. Even In cues
metered to b. the when friends nod plot
Mel.. have de.paired, tee de of this Medicine
hut saved the lIN of the patient and restored
him to perfect
Dr. Schnook doe. not say that all cues of Pair
lemma, Consumption set viChlu the reach .t
medeine, bet be emphatically ...eta Ind ed.
widen patleatehatee th e most alarming Ugh... 4
nab as a violent tough. Medea( earns• tien
meW. general seen to sae ad egree
Act they are obliged to Ile le bed. and whey
they are even up by their phyddth the mar stall
he cltned. Neat/Beal treatment can create new
lungs. hut when th e lungs are very satty diseased
end to some extent destroyed. a cure my ee err
Meted by Dr. &heath , medicine..
Also. licrofuloa. Sche nck
reticle.
art equally efbe err . . Dr. Schenck nag photo
gradts of • mother of parsons who have been
nearly covered wi th ninulne sores sod eat. di
belied mi. Tbls snows Its partrytng precedes,
which moat be able to heal en lilts In the lungs
In toe treatment of CousumPtiot la ot the
utmost Moan:and to goo vigor Loa • ot sobs
tone to the gyatem. lichee It 1. teessary to
strengthen the appetite of the octet sod tea
prays the dthestlou. ?rotor nourishment I. th
paired together with such means as will make I
do food e idly Meltable. Tee articles most. ,
t
suitable Mr th e diet of Co asuma Us. patients art I
d ea " Vs ' o r i t llnf ' t d te a ' rn 6 tiall:g! ‘ ly " .. etas-tend,
molt i nignly nutritious adopt. are to b e . per.
ferred, but th.
to e organs must be st • testa.
died In order to make either food or medicate
serviceable. Tithe tegulronent I. met by the
Seaweed Tonic, and tor this putpoo It ws• des
lab
ben the dmatire getters are put In Fool
order, the foodhas It. prober erred: the system
staof the pollen. is Irk•lgul aged ant tee lungs te
to mein their la • tent and
healthy meaner. Then the ßodeo.
beding p owers el
tO temente error nut e int cure.
i'Mmon•ry contututtion Is almost al ways etot
ar= l :l2l. l aWli:ctT ,` Vr9 l`, .. r , cnlP,',V g :
MOTO onetruction. Dom too i.irer ste otters to
healthy action. Timy Lave ail the as which
Ls ascribed 1., .101,0 or "blur masa," Sin so
warren tod tot to contdn particle of say min
vet pel.on. Th.aseillt core th. molt o.tleate
emtivenee.. deb beaa.ho. piles . Llama area
don, and all other dlaesees *pleb seise thorn a
torpid or obstrscod.naltiat of the Laver. One
ben er the. pills will peorqe.taleacy of the
11.441.4.1.41.
COSIMSIII 09 th e rea 1F Tonle anal Man- I
drake rill e are lovaltatele aux nary medico ..
rollsn the thffelug. crane Patient and
ants% Abe ?demo& !Dom In electinga cure.
They tve been found useful In advanced Stile.
of Condamollon, where the Inns. are aimed cm
deddleal not all symptoms according tc
tea judgment of the pn yetclan In Mated &Steed,
death. This are of path:so wt e ware totally
In a aDlng ci llion halt been preserred for
months by tba toe of Scha.i's dote great rem
edied.
Dr. Mehemet's Almanac contains it full beauties
n the tartans forms of Hie... tale mode of
treatment. and genet a 2 dtractlot s how to nobs
medicine, can be bad gratis. or.•-nt by tell Iq ,
nadirs/tang his Principal tide, No. 13, Beth
sloth stmt. rtalladelphlta. Pe.
Prim et the rulttoute O7ruP sad lthswee Ton.
la each 41,111tl i rc r bottle, or &TAU a hair daden.
Mandrake YU .. Cants • box. FOr d ega+l.l
„farTmUißtV.rESo n
wTrArTr rAiE z B c I ToAT w
DISEASE& That T uttou.
alas& of eases reult.
lax from maNtabuse. p raincine unmanliness.
nervous tlebillty, eruption., nominal
emisallatil. and finally Impotecy permanextly
cured. renion. agileted• with delicate, intricate
roldite°4leVafttriolattlftour"eltaclralFX,. hleh
code tontattg. Experience. the bat of teachers,
bas enabled him to perfect remedies at one tell•
dent, safe permanent and which la most easel
can be toed without bthdranee to Madess -
igan. pretend In the establithment. w hi ch em.
braces Mee, reception and walling room.; also
.1:031.110,1 Led sleep ng apartments for totlantl
TellirWrtracitg l eot=t ,. .:ltt il.P%
mineral glaring. o matter who hale felled,
date your ease. Bad what be says in hi* P.m -
Odd Of fifty pages, sent to any address for two
damps In
ma le. , seliVellpe• Tbousands' of caret
treated anlly at e and all Over the moo
81;.%'..,"u4V1AT.T r 1 n .:2 1 (.4? , 1411` , ".gi
daysbarg rat Hours 9a.m.to II C. SI. Mat.
days K. to
t 9 r. M. rampblet sent to any ad.
drams mat two sando. aca
rBTAhTC sp H
le E nd L id O e ' r Sl y l e In ll
h l e DY at E.
In
the world. Hermit., reliable Instantareout,
doer dot COD MID lead. nor anjoftaffc poison to
poem. paralysis et dea th . Avoid the vaunted
and delude., prenaratioas hoc: the virtues they
do not MOM. The genetic W. A .ratehelor r s
Hal, Dye has bad HU 70.111014 , 1211he1l rages•
Don to uphold It. Intedity no the °nay fie tet
Hole Dye—Blatt or Brown. gold by all Drag
;p. girths Applied at 112 Bond lunch. N. Y.
Ta .
• AUCTIO W SALES.
- - -•
VALUABLE
COIL AND MIMING LAND
PUBLIC', SALE.
TUSISOLYA4TERNUON, Aptll 19th, at 5
O'clock, I shall Oar On . sale.. Commercial
Soles Roome.l Szal MONS insect, the foloulkg
nal eat•UN situate In Robins. township. ou
Cusobell . a 1100 wfhmorollsofH.t.SehlOU
tlon, on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Colous.Oß
Railroad, abatis lit mile, from Pittsburgh:
knoAt 3110 scree of coal lo a co.ol body,
wn.,the Hen Cool Rent.
A. A farm of about 69 serer. first
with two story Irma dwelling hor --
s•O or sum choice troll Ito
omen Rosa ram.
3. A place of Woodhied, near the above,
02 Carnobell'a Boa. rentada lag 10 acre. •
4. A Farm of about IS acres, with two stool
0010 non. l :: 11017 ,1 CI Vri b . a o n 100 ' A l ga
Boss Farm.
6. A Farm of about TB arr.., with brick cot
tage holm, a owd barn. and good orchard,
known as the Janus Bow Farm.
6. A Farm of Mimi 1115 sorer will a two .try
frame bouw,good barn and good °railer/LB -
Ina the McMillan Foam.
Above ore favorable opportunitv seldoniol
to asons 'viable' to invest either in coal or m
farming loads, as the above property Is fitroPh, , , ,
..
located, le In good coalition, a4l will proba bly
be sold at Very low agoras.
/or mote 115,00010, drierlptlon. or an)) font/or
Information. a Pell io B U N. 1 6 1 • N.
143 Fourth &ramie.. The tor.. will anao
looms at time of Mae.
A. M'ILWAINF.
11.11UESNIE WAY PROPERTY
co men nr rirrn OR PITT STEEP:T.
PUDIDaIf b e eIMED'S°. Apr fl o a t
at Va
O'clock. wilt sold on setond of Cemmee.
els! Sales Room, 106 Ilmltbilels meet. that des
(arable property at corner of Duquesne 'Way and
fifth (late Pitt) atreet, mine part of the PP .
est) formerly ereempled by the Pennsylvarsta oth
Mann:set. nir Co.
The Lot b 100 feet front on Duque... W .,
and 100 feet In depth alone F.ftn !Meet. (twill
be told as &whole, or In Lots of 110 feet ends on
I Duquesne Way.
[ Tann il-Onestblid cash, balance In three eget'
*noes! name. to. With Interest. 7'bl. 1110 W
lVida. opiortunity for capitalists and m”ufse.
Caren.
jing.llar:i
........... Of GEO. ennis,
411:714 A. ReILWASIIIE, Anetloneer.
1:9 v ar.Vll):i a 4.-.}
TO LIVERPOOL AND
QUEENSTOWN.
TRII INDIAN RAIL STEAMSHIPS ,
Namberlog sixteen, erstedua vend.. anions
ET4?)..,ABUTIVOPJI
(Nwl OP LONDON pier 44
-
SLTURVAY, Owm
North Sleet, New York. POE DIUMMOr tarteet
latbraMtlollatoPly to •
WILLIAM BINGHAM. Jr-i`.
143 1111111111LD 131161K1
JOHN T. GRAY;-
SIN 114 Math Street.
tintiV (Lite Read .troil-) elitiburgb, r
1 a N/ ~i a: N►:Y:~
The river was about stationary yester
day with sg feet in the channel by the
Monongahela marks. • Weather 'bowery
and considerably cooler, the Mercury at 1
r. Y. marking
Tho ?Scavenger, Pittsburgh to Daimon
river, was at Cairo on Friday.
Henry Key, (colored) steward on the
Kate Putnam, was drowned on Saturday
about
ii. eleven o'clock, in the Mononga
hela r ver. It seeme that beheld been on
board. he Beilevornon . moored along
side
Ward.
Putnam, and in attempting
to ato p from the former. to the latter,
missed - bie footing and fall Into the
river. It Is supposed that he meet have
been Injured by the fall, probably strik
ing the gusads of one boat or the other;
otherwise. he might have been rescued.
The deceased was about 35 years of age,
is represented as being a - quiet and in
dusterous man, andleayes a family.
The Kate Putnam departed for Nish
villa on Saturday evening with • fair
trip, and she will doubtlees fill out be
low. We are not sure, but we presume
Henderson and Hamilton were her
pilots.
The Bellevernoth Capt. Darragh, Is an
nounced for St. Lords and the 'Upper
Misenteippl.
The steamer Red Wing departed Bat
urday evening with a goad freight list,
land quite a number of passengers- Pi
lota—John Feritueon and Wm. Clarke-
The Mary Davage, Capt. Motheral,
with Mr. A. J. Hazlett, ,in the office, la
announced for St. mule forthwith.
Capt. Hugh Campbell Is making a trip
on the St. Charles for Capt. Drava.
The Savanna, with a good trip, de.
parted for the Bt. Louie on Saturday
night. Pilots-4u. Whitton and John
Kuunlz.
NOWIMERS LINO PACE ST OOMPABT.-
Thin 00Wpany runt a. daily line of tine
steamers; on the Minissippl, between Si.
Louis and St. Paul. While lonia and
Psul are the only. salons mentioned In
the attain.' of this company, we think
these Point* will themselves agree with
as thet among the sinners who Orhylria.
ted and carried on the Mildness, none
are morn prominent, more enterprising,
or more .fficiebt, or in all hls- transao.
thins less a sinner than our veteran (as
he is yet • a batchelor we will not say
' venerable) fellow citizen, Capt. R. C,
Gray. who represents the company and
catty for Its Interests in this city. Un
der too special sopervielon of Capt.
bray, filmen of the company's line
beets have been built in the shipyard.
ar..und Pittsburgh. Lost week two new
! Bost., the "Lake Superior," built under
the supervision of Capt. Gray, and the
I 'Sod Wieg," under the overnight of
I Capt . A. D. Jacobs, were completed and
lett this port to take their! planet in
the Northern Line. These boats are, In
I ail rropects, among the finest on the
western waters, and will be a noble ad
' &don to the line of tweet" on the Up.
- or Mtealaslppl, hod will be creditable
! to the energy, liberality and supervisory
skill of Caple. Dray and Jacobs.
! If Capt. Only and the Northern Line
Pocket Company, of which he la so
essential a part, prosper, as a line so
' complete in all its appointments, and a
man so thorough In ail Ma busbies's, su
.enorgetio, so honorable, so popular and
so nearly a whole man as one can be
without his other half, should Proper,'
the company's dividends for 1870 will be I
frequent and large--co may It be.
_The following steamers are still Ws
ter bound up the Arkansas: • Importer; !
with 1,200 bales' of ootten, for - New Or•
Hans; Armadillo, Nightlogale America
and 11.. C. Gray, for Cincinnati, are laid
up awaiting for a rise. These boats left
Memphis for Little Rock early in March,
and are not likely to reach their destine. ,
tion for some time yet. The Collossal and!
Nile, from St Louis, are laid up at Swan I
Lake, eighty adios from the mouth of !
the river. The Utah la double-tripping
it from Swan Lake to Little Rock. The
Arkansas is on her way out of the river,
biound for New Orleans, plying out. !
-The tow boat .1. 8. Neal, en route!
from St. Louis to Pittsburgh, with a
tow of Iron ore, when opposite Remit
ton's shipyard, on Friday morntug, ran
through herself on the larboard side.
knocked out both cylinder heads, and !
spilt a T-head. She laid up at Cloaks
natt for repair..
—Not more than two or three hundred
bales of cotton remain to be forwarded
t his season from Upper White near. Two
or three times that many will be sent on
from along Black river. Freights from !
Batesville "to Jacksonport is 11,60 per
bale, and from the latter -
point, to New !
Orleans $2.60 is peed.
—The Memphis Appeal say.: "The C.
B. Church will Dan up at noon for Bt,'
Louis. On her arrival at that port she
will load for Matnphla. The Church
and Wick. will ply regularly in the
Memphis trade, making semi-weekly
trips, leaving Bt. Louie on Wednesdays,
and Saturdays."
—The Cincinnati Gordis, In mention l r
hog the arrival of the new Northern
Line Packet Lake Superior at that port,
says that she presents a much bettor ap.
pew-once than the Northwestern, built
there, except the outside painting. 1.
—Capt. James H. Maratta, formerly
of the Emma No. 3, has purchased the
Leonidss, and will assume command
upon her arrival from New Orleans.
She will continue in the Cincinnati and
New Orleans trade. •
—The contract for the superstructure
of the St. Loots bridge, which Is to he
completed by October 1, 1871, ha. been
given to the Keystone Bridge Company
of Pittsburgh at $1,5e0. 000 -
-A half interest Is the Ida Siockdals
wee sold at St. Louis the other day to
Capt. John T. Meanie, for $7, 8 00. Capta.
W.J. Ronnie and H. K. Hazlett, are the
owners of the other half.
—On Sunday the steamer Active Wok
down from Loop Creek, Renawha, to
Gayendette, West. Virginis; one hund
rd a...rote to work on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad.
—The wreck of the Charles H. Dor.
fee will at auction at New Orleans
last Moudey for 1 3 , 200 to Cat. Joseh
Aiken, who will at her u p for B ed
near.
—The Lotus No. 2 was sold recently at
New Orlesne. to Mobile parties, for Pl,OOO.
Capt. .7. P Fogey, at the same p ,
000.
bought the T. D. }linden Tuesday last.
• —The Carrie V. bonnie and towboat
Samson No. 2, were at Cairo on Thom
day, rod the Leonidas left New Orleans
the awns day for Cincinnati.
=The Arlington, Capt. Dan Moore, is
doe here fruta Cincinnati on trsday,iand
will return as osuel tomorrow at 12
o'clock.
—Cap'. Sam. Barr. Tr., acoe .ted
the position of second clerk on the a).
Anderson, vim Charlie Davidson, re.
signed.
—The Mary Enrage Capt. Mothoral, la
annouced for Bt. lotus today. Mr. A.
T. Haslott Lin charge of the office.
—The Far West CapL 8. B. Coulson'e
new boat, was to have left Ht. Louis for
Fort Benton on Thursday last._
—The biotite Ebert left Cincinnati for
this port on Thursday evening. Pilots
--Ebert and Poe.
—Capt. Sam Sherman, of the Loren,
left Cincinnati on Friday for this plane
by rail.
—The Camelia arrived at Nashville an
Thursday.
RIVER PACKETS.
UPPER 'inississiPPl.
I land
11: Jon
RIER ST. LOVIS,REO QII r t aidga
UL 0 LISA. DI JBU
D et. PAUt..—Tba mitt sad oesatodleaa
SEGLIVICHNON.....Capt. Dazzaalr.
lease tar the 00111.4 latermadlata ports
WEDNIIDLT. 11001, at 4 0. at.
ra.fiItIt3ILIMMILIMIP.Tsgu.
CAIRO AND ST. I.OIUIII.
OR CAIRO AND ST. A dir m t
LOIII• .—Tlie POotrrol tow.
oat .
MANY DAVAGZ ABD 212(12.13 NO. 1
A A 2.
Commander. 0. W. MOTIIIMAL. Clerk A. J.
HAstart. 1r 111 Iwo Or the above sad Intorno-
Moto port. oo Ttllls DAY. April 111th. ,t. 3
r. /tr . frolght or pJuSo. •OOtr 00 Wort or to
*O2 O.U. u KIVA V. Avou.
CINCINNATI
ri=M
PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
no now end splendld
JUNIATA, Copt. O. L. BIiTIWAy,
will Wave Pllthbargh for ClortunaU ZVZIRY
TRUEnDAY at 19 o'clock promptly. &Attun
ing, will Iwo Ctlardsotl ZVI= BUNDAT at
1511 Y.
r" ° r ib' " IPTlMetratti b ri d 4l l . 3r
sib] Jilin COLLIN& An..
PITTSBURGII AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINIL
The now and splendid sldmeheal si dGe
Steamer. ARLINGTON. DANIEL
MOORE. Master, A. g. Suaraho, Clem. leases
Pltteb►rgh for .ClorlarOal ererY TIIItaDAT at
19 Y. promptly. Raturnbut. born Claalunatt
for Pittsburgh. It is M. arery FRIDAY.
Tor freight. Damage. or ether Inform/ton, an;
ply on hoard or to
fel SeAtii ° M 3I kRWOOG. Agents.
ENO VA L. -- FREDEntem.
xy SCHROEDER. Merchant Tailor..on Doi or
In Oentlotoon•s Turalildng COodt; wee m..u.„
men and. Doge Clotting ea band and made to
ardor si the shortest notion Wm removed tram
pi. ht..tang, No. 1112 fourth Avinuae c u• o. al
woo° ertitgET, eons& of T6led mono.
milevrll/./ •
COMERCI IL BINUNG CO.,
No. 92 Fourth avenue,
Er3=l::3
$200,000
1711Z721
Itockkoidcrs Individnally Liable.
t
W. 11. ,E I/SOL W. C. MAMY.
M.
.PBlll IMS. ..
. CASUM.
DI•ICSOI1111
Ai.xxxtntit HATEN. JOHN T.INHSAT.
N. H. K.OLINH, I LI 8. MAMMY.
W H aVeNSUH, ,I JOHN O. YHILLIAI.
W. U. ISINJHART.
1L
-BLI.E. P. W LLION,
- JAccat .
Co!Mations elide on' all see...dale pahu of the
Dalted states and Caatdas.
allowed on VMS DIPOIITS.
rmapa . attentlon {lean to all business or ear.
rejmltdaata.
- - -
ARTISANS'
DEPOSIT BA.NS,
Jro. 46 Wood Street,
W. Z. cur. MIN avenue, PITTSBURG/II
11131. H. flatITH,
traZ^33l
=CM
12=11231
nterat Allowed on Time Drposito.
C=EIZI
M ane
ade..
James R. eer.
T. Y. Hutchinson.
Wm. Smith
Jame! r. Barr
. .
John Sinnisp. ' Jun. MaIiUMW.
&pH N. H. Itechling.'
TRAL BANK,
No. 35 Bank Block,
TITTIBUBOH. PA
CAPI CAL
Bank of Discontt and Deposit
r2ooreoutra3 DIDIVTD tIALLY MOLE
tenet Allowed on Time Delimits
Coll . liens made la .all the principal Cities of
tits tad litate• ape Cattails.
DIR.IGCTORiI:
TIMIAI! , rAwerry. ht•DiliON RAMAT,
D. W..; CRIVII.I.. J. P. DEHI.DaTubI.
JA1117.8 11. HUPILINS. urumor. IDNODAIII.
1.
nig B A ..1111, J•RLD Id. Blititfli,
J.H.WA 'ilk PAM.. H. HACK.,
JAY'S LlOJael.
J.
TAWCZTT. Pre.ldest.
J. W. DALVITT,O•abIer. --
W. HVIIIIIMeIs. isslstaut Castal•
NATIONAL BANK
Wocd St, col. Second Avenge.
INTEREST PAID -ON DEPOSITS.
Geld, Oonpone, Bonds and Staab
POVGRT AND FOLD
a. BlLdps.W!, 'President.
_ W. Visit fli t Vise rreindelt,
011 , 1111* cram) CLAIM& J... OsanMr.
MS SAFE wont co:
OS rbrrnitsitviteu.
IREE33
Keeping of
Under plareatos, end the renting of Wu to 110
re and Borglur•Proof !melts.
No. 83 POTIRTH JILTBNITB
Preeidest—MlLlLlAM PHILLIP&
Ylee I..seldest LLOYD.
. •
• DISICTOSS:
WILLikM CHILLIA .HY RON PAINTMIL.
LLVYDDMORILIeIOM.
WILLIAM AGA. 01.0AOB BLACK._
WILLIAM M. LYON, OUSTLII 0. MUIRIZT.
JAIL 8i114b16.1 . X.
nvedarr.t.nratrotizzi
PROPLB'S SAVINGS BANK
Of Allegheny
or. Federal and Laeock Street&
L N. IIAILTMAIII. Trestgiest.
I==
AND DISCOUNT
BANK OF DEPOSI
Nastily Liable.
toekkolders Its
ii,ocCibOZl:4 , l
INTERIM? ILLOW
ASK.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
CITY
12 Firth Mena
I:=
==
ITSCIIIIOLDBU DIDIVIDUILLT LIABLE.
INTEREST PAID OS DEPOSITS.
TOSTION LICH Vein
Caught ma oath. awl IMI eleethett remitted to
Lampe. Coneetl.• =MO on W fp- einkethal
panes of th e Willed State. WO no d• .
PONIZIWIC 1150 f. P111•1c1... I.
lama IIcCA Vies Peel& ee...
W. N. * o r . Cr . ler.
thera. ' , James WeCabe,
.. mom, I both liththelt. •
Ythrtek 'Leak Seroe.th Campl.e...
Wu. M. Ban, Jam, rhthasi.
Ilethlet.— .A. ermate,
i..tfirsca. ~ w. Thomas ritheithe•
/011. r MIRAY. !Width,
MMI
HALM CAVGUEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS, •
Clamor Anal& and Wood Wrests,
PiTTIIIVRON.
OSBOORMI TO BARNA. BART U
I=
Exchange, Coin,'Coupons,
And putknlsr attentioo
io of Dahl to lb a
and mt
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
SSW Drafts on London.
N uclagEs i t swig,
"El f: - vs DI
5'7 MARKET STREET
rrrrentrstaz. P.
tudrxiad-i -ws
Stocks,Bonds and other Securities
SOUGHT AND SOLD ON OOKILIBINON
=;;MGlii
VlLijed States Securities.
DOLLAR -SAVINGS BANAL. ' ,
1115 65, FOIIItTO AVENtri. '
OMAMTIE O BZ IN MM.
JLEIBITS el k r 11.1911. 114 1 60.
otk
Y. 11..‘oottlATUND 00000 9 AT . tir4N1415 1 . 0 111 May
Ist ut_November Ist. frost T te 90'01000, and
tram November Pat to May lot, teem 6 to ooh
0000
01, 1 WL "' Arge o f ,' .1 1 1v 1" dlifdlnie s =
de ton* a year. In 3000 end Ihomaiter.
laterest Ms boss &dared semOanneelly la Jene
Ana December, Ohm the hank was ergaolmd, at
the rate of Mx per cent. a year.
Interest. if non drawn Ont. 11 pitted to too
Credit ot the
restdep e m t hencdp , an f
d Mea•Ld
ese Inte nn e
Utee.ber, :outivnkoding tome Ire.. ~,tb..,
trir"itcWor7 thlitigenhisigilsiariti
ii“ than twelve year.
Books contaleles the Charter. By• Laws, Boles
ro a n rtVe.4Vlr,"d " L " oh imallem
remenDsnr—. AXES NESDINAM.
flea 231.111DINTI:
0.0050 AIWA.. A. M. Pollock. M.D..
• John O. teeliefire, BONN Sob%
teal. P. Macitock. Ono H. Wmaberger,
1st::
9.11. 1.
g =d h eTi l Ylieer_._
zr
Issae Y. Plmeeek. Christian Team..
'TA east
1 . Z,1.74.te.A,........... BetortjOALoomis,
614 .0. 3 1 . 4 ,07.
....gr.... PA. liVgi.`,.,
elm Maraball. ho
, Charles /t. Colton, rotriri.raiS4%::
.Ft M T .. ri,rrutrJr.
BIM= liilliun. orms 101111114
tr. 7 1 " 13== .
II M. l rel l 7 . ... 'Whims Al ******* TIMM,
Van Wet.
TANAstnaco—CBAZ.,IAI A. COLTON.
eicairAzy—JAllia B. D. =Wm
_ _ __
,0 - :toEtrrEcyre
rr D. EVANS, • ••
.4,..uornmscrr,
No. 4SI Fifth AVenne.
Phu sad rpeallastlezi Drama will Nal Or
all kinds of MOM
wain & Nelms*
A-: • • • "
ram: mom associemou zumannn,
Re.. • saa • 13. Guar Bing.
swag ,attsattos gives 0 the iodzstair ale
belidlas of 0011111 . lin9K we WNW°
ni.TIVEVO.
IRON AND STEEL.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEELAN, BAR &
=2
IRON. NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS. ".•
DINgErINS, L X AND ,WHEATAI
FLAT BAR, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON,
BAND, HOOP MENET AND TANS LBO',
BOILER PLATES AND HEADS,
HUARD IRON DRAO sea DROPPER B
riamorat, &anus. BARB.°MINI%
11W 1`.A. L
AT RAIL
_Oll
untrWBAH.% . 4E.Dti 111/1010t TEETH,
SPRINO,PLO AND CULTIVATOR STILL.
STEEL WINOS AND MOULDS out to waters:
STEEL-TIRES. STEIL tiIIAYTINO, A. B.
WEIGEL.
COACH, RODDY nod RADON SPRINGS awl
AXLES.
CUT NAILS AND SPIRES.
All Goods First Glass and Warranted.
01 , 710 ES ANU WORES:
IllEteenth ;treat and Allegheny Blew.
and 77 Water 1, YEtteblugh.
esti
MILLBR, BARR &
r=zu=t3
crrAtt i z : Hypirmykvi..za,
E!NOMI=I
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS ;
ILILLEN, BARB k PARKIN
OFBICE. 110 Liberty Street,
=121:3313
MEI
P 13170011
STEEL WORKS.
IMITAIILISUID IN MC
.$lOO,OOO
ANDERSON & WOODS,
=I
HINT 11.2111 MED OMIT STEM.
Of every description. Also, Dell
Refined
_German Plow_ nail gpring Bled.
COENZI2II.OOB AND HUT JazNus:rittr
_bergh. ra. atafon4l
DU Q U ESN E FORGE.
WILLIAM ULCER
(Successor to JOS. HUSH * 00.0
11 , 11 , 1 a.
Eu) co-extensive vtlll the leadluf Tot-
EttlP anT
Stilho3 PIOTON 0000. LEVSKS,
PITMAN JAMB. 11.1711AILROAD
LOCOMUTIVI FRAM totetb.. With nee
lesCription of !MAPS ORE. Once sad 10Vit
Greer of Duquesne Way and Pint Street.
syll:h4o
FIRIETSBIIRGII
NOVELTY WORKS.
I =1
MOORHEAD, ADAMS & CO
12===E1
" 1 MI I P ' L T tT7f i ll tr ) A 1 Tr Oat 'Hil r ' "
SCALES.
fuu /mod ?sol_ Door Looks sad Lats.ltss.
Madut n COlree link Sm.
10111111 Or FIRSTAVEITIE GSM Bt,
I..lttairsisvir. Paula's.
sHEFFIELII tiTEL WOBILEI.
gINDIDI, no 00.1
PITTSBVIIGS, PA.;
Yansdreteress of eveni description of
CAST AND GERMAN sum
SAILWAT
RialiiTlC AND riATTOILII BPSIINOS,
AXLI2S, STK 1:11.1r. K, *O.
Vranken"
anken" 811 Water • dlOO First Ste.
BLACK DLIKON'
STEEL W,
IMLTIK, - BROTHER & CO.,
ll astotactarers al all Lem:di:4l°ns of
IBTF3FT •_
0016. d Wsrottoase, TH6IT.III, TIMMY
/I.ILIT sad 11•11,60/11) STILIZTU,
BTOV ES. CA TING
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH.
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL
Warranted le Cook. Bake or Roast se
well as say other Stove la the Lradoa.
Blth lc CO.,
No. 285 1.1...rty Street.
LW, on hand and for ilk.
I
rAttant. STOVIB.
HEATING STOVES.
-
. V SATZ
COWLI 711NG 0:4
RANVICS II.4 TINTMOS.
. Ark.
GAFF, HUNS & CO.
11•11IIIACTUILI11107_1• 311 VAIIITT 'Or
S r I I CVVW-",
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
"THE FM! FIMNAOR,"
TOR V 7•231.11161 BUILD:1016
THE NEW AN - TIOUWP 00081Hel STEITZ.
••SEOULATOR... COLUMBIA COOK soylr.,
VAN•S (elnelnnaU Pattern) PORTABLE
RANGE CAST MON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S
E/LECTOR. GRATES, hee from dlxt tad dant
ORATE FRONTS, /ENDERS. 14.
206 and 206 Liberty Street,
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
NO. SO WOOD DiBEET,
Mounfaciartro of tee Greatest Vertetror .
Cook, Parlor and Heating stoves,
is our anortiaantalllte ramie all the LAT=
PATTERNS AND IMPROVEMENTS. and the
rep ratios of our Morn la gash that eel ona
wu t or a rood article amid tenrehage Prone bat
12106 e lILIOUOCtiIred by as, la theyloll be (mud
the nondurable as well as nonagon.
_Would
ell nortlenho attention Wear new VOLCANO
STOVL. ter chateaus. halt. stern. era
3.1 I tel Itt three olOalos. fel.ndee 10 Vial Or
WILOOSt GUM!. All 1,10 41,vc flees ulna Aro.
dO.U.Ce ...arbor wear amass. tat eaten.
gr.. sena Or Catalerag WU Pram ullt. MAU
BRASS FOUNDERS.
F=Zl3:l2
HENRY BIER & CO.,
JOUR XL COOPER & 00,,
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS CASTINGS
tuns ricoitrTLT To OEDZIL
Likable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
711110110, BUSTY HD MSC' Mal,
ALL aLOIIII IrATTHIBN.
rEt.OI 44 T COCIZSI;
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and Oil.
KA.IIIIITAOTUBJERB Or J. Y. COUPLE • COV
Improved lalitaAkeel Steam Pump.
Agents oi Dreyfus' Patent W
ore. this best in the Market.
ost sae Worth 03111112 TtUrtesath sad Pits
sr*
A 'MOOD 4114ICCAFFIL1616
o mu riatarry meet awl TWA ilasubt,
Pittsburg's, Pa..
mums FOUIDENS AIID num PIPE rims. .
rad AGENTS to A. B. CAXEIIO2{ & IX PE
irrznir puv PD AND Btoprzte.
Hamm nELL &
ANCHOR COTTON MILLI.
OWN WU:rm. et MUM! Kirk= ma rasa'
as4OIIOR AND ILIAINOLIA
1111PCKT1114111 . AND ilaiTrING..
FORT PITT
BOILER. STILL AND TANK
WCIPirECES.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
XIICERACTITILBRS
riaßO l -'3.N D D ° ri treD i l Eli 1 17 B l
Rte.
. , .
-OIL !TILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS,
TANS,
AND ASH NINE,
DYTTNRzLING TANS, SALT PANS A.NI2 , CON
13TRAINIPIS, GASOMETERS AND MN
BRIDGES,
rams MOUS AND COAL snUTZB.
01lieo awl Warotionw Gorr
I L=d,
Third. Short and Id
PITTsiiIIV.aa.-ra-
!Orders tent to Um moo. addrese will be
promptly attended to. mta:pfL
HUGS N. BOLE 86 CO.,
cor. Point Alley and Dwaine Bt..
Engine Builders, Founders and
llonaseture STRAY/110AT ENGINES Oad
STATIONARY ZNOINILS. of all elms.
AM . " c ' Ol Int n ltt 1/.14111N1 12,1rA T U A T T AITI.R .N.
BOILER. of 16 hone Pow. ,
CASTIN US, or ever, trod, mode to order at Oar
TrinarbrallVlO STREET, below Illyrltet.
1 Weill, SHAFTING. PULLEYS
NANO
odd u..61N1,126,•112.'catc. bad
made to order, at the o n cad
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny. itlerr. near We Point.
* orders Dro7ptly Jailed. ' Tay MS
RIES/Ck &
FLBE 1 111:111.GLAIL-P1tCIO7
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO 13/alr, NO MOOLD
MINES AND MACHINERY
Con 17th and like Sta., Pittsburgh, Pa.
no111:03
rii;l3l:.ThriTß . l,ll):r , 4 , l
F. REPHAN & CO..
Manufacturers of
STEAM ISOLLIII.S y 011. TAMMY, 5T1L5.8.4 . 1
411NRAIV:TAVA VZILtwOrIabiLICB:
BialOllZN YULE BEDS. f.a.,
Cor. of grand &venue and Liberty St.,
PiTt'Sad/WEI. PA.
at.l:•Ldigisi,:ruwirtiy .. Orders sent to the
* P.-IMPHAN• tbrioug ii.J.:gr:etidit....T. ,
a BNYVEY'S: OolD4al
JAW H. BROBB.• .: LDAIUND P. MUM
JARED M. BRUSH &SON,
'-. YLANIITACTUOZIIS or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks
SHEET IRON WORE, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
N.lil;t4Nii:ty , Exo:*l-:oz.k_i; l
&NIP FORT PITT
lOUNDRY COMPANY
OPTICS AND WOMEN,
TWELFTH STREET.
lar Engines,Rolling MU Ma
clattery, nail Machines, Re
torts. and Castings generally.
g lli 1
PiTTIIBOROII
Censer Carr ell mod Sus sllmas Streets.
WILLIAM SMITH,
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
My Pipes are slleut /11.4 W dry
sand and 19 feet lonxtba T •I so. tall smartakest
of genaral
Castings for Gas & Water Work‘'
.I,l"reeNoV:Vl.l,:tllNlNVerat!g."""
W. J. A.NDldasUli
MONONGERLI FUNNY,
m, m . 01 , 7m 1.1,E4g .y 2. l . ir ! s YILONTIX
HT VIVINTArti2 ' .I I :ii. A . B . ° N .7O7;
el•ss HOUNSo.
OTFICZ AND rOI3IIDIIT — NO. LIICI WATILB
STRZET. rittsbargh, Ps.
ROBIABON, ItE& &
iilieeessors to SlCancliox, WINN • miziaws.
WASHINGTON WORHS,
• FOUNDERS AND .11UUDIEnSTS, PITTSBURGH,
M=Ml!
Ilanufteturen otßo t sad Statloloo7liteSsi Za-
C26BlasLiatligtheilnaa arl. Mafhl.l.T . l u tra
and at>lU holler aad Otteet Iron Wort.
Dace, No. 151, eoroer Tint sad 141211.1M51d
streets.
RFAIID S O PATVNT IN/X1:71 5 03
rolCifu r rß Elollarg. 5•11-5111
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
lUZ:==I
500C11:6804.5 to
COTTON MILLS
EKTrIE3ISIT*4I33
rENNEIVILVA - agragggki
NIA (ANTRAL NAIL
AD. On and after 11 r. N.. daudet NOV .
Vita. 1880. Trate s will aril . .., at and der, a• t
Rom the Onion Dtrat, corner of Washingto ,
and Liberty streeta. mi f011OWS:
Arrtiss. . Doan.
Vail Train.... 1:110 ma •Soninern ea. 5:10 ass
Put Line..-. V 45 am aella MOO am
a/Ps No. 1.. 8 110 am WalPs WO, 1.. 8:301m
ilatostAe Nel T:5O am Nall Traln•.... 5:10 am
tall No. 50 am !Winton Ae.. 10:50 am
Olneinnall is .9:110 am Braimas No • 5•10 GUI
paelinstown Ae 10:50 am Mann* Ex. 1511.8. ym
'Xs Ao litl L:r1 0 tili To . d x,.. l i . i gli f :
"evzlA. 1:50 pm Rra , ts Ae Nor 5:50 out
all`s No. 1...11:50pM Phila. /normal:sol . m
ra•kl AnNo g .atik pm Wars No. L. 31011.5
Nall'. Nat %N i p= :fairs No. 4.. 11:011tm
Pasi Line..... 7:40 pm
W . sta a., m on a
11 / X L 11p: W
ne :11` , s le o t i L.
S l i .legf..
tare lbr Baltimore.
17e Mundt Tram Issysswals Bosun avers
massyreachlne Pittsburgh al
15 :. * . . 6 Be ....50. a t
Plttaburirla at
11:50 p. ra. and arrives at Walls ;Nation 50
1:105. ni.
°Cincinnati Terre* , leaves
o dally.. Ilaather
truiTtArro",ll=r• M "". ' o th"
Pot fertile r nrmation apple to
W. N. IIterYTITIL Agent.
nerenurbysataltanioad Oornpany will not ao.
same any Mt ref Baggage, expospi for Welling SV.
WO. ..111mit their responsibility to One /Hun
dred Dollsseln value. 1.11 Baggage 0r...8ut
Silver.ount in value will be at the risk of • ths
ow =dem mkt. by sprelnl oontsee , •
A. J. CASEIATT.
nols • Genera/ durerinteneent. 5.11003... r.,
• •
S"SrE FIT E;_g_N ► ialtillgite
OAD.-On mvl atter NOV. Mk. LOOP, 11;11
INlllifVr4 7 l"tg:
/edema Street Depot, Atlegbeay ultr.as fellowlt
Arrtek I Deport.
° r.eArt " N o. 1 n
:1 * 01 Mipziazz Vitt
...w..114: Sturrig No 11111: a:
s" ptrt Yee.14...011pm rr i tp ee qiiCe I 11 . 11 C
11:30 Dm Tree Pork Neal/At. PM '
Spinge . e No o.*o p m SertryPt . e . ato I Cl.s• pm
""""g11 "11"" 111 1401,21• Ja.c 40,
The'Cllarek a I.l•Tern •
nt a tu / Aii .
Feergranne a.
wer. Al+. l
11, vre p..a. and errlve et atone= en•
g7 1 . .r.e tales feell " ek Allekben oll 7 14 TAM ,
m. make direct ocoraeetlon M. Freeport wlettWal.
kers kneel' Magee tor EMI.= end Ma.kt
10 mketoma.
eaehea 01[a.
vita - Mg
.h. and et the Depot, Allegheny. • -
or faller Iskaratr i i tu r liko wra,
77 0.
DA Wester* Ver.neylvre=lllBlll= 010 001
ge r :=l.3
d ue..: o r 0 1 640.1F . ...igat01vz..,..tg
hundred Dollars la relue. .411 toksea.
waling tele emonat La 00100 "alike et toe ask 01
100 0111.5", unless mt. by opeeml eoutmet.
0010 MIWARD S. WILL
Oeuvre: SR TArin telidbut 010.000. PM_
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Machinists.
I=
PETTSBURGET, PA-
AND PIPE WORKS
I=
vrx-restrEtoza. PAL.
r►nusLCTURLU U
FOB GAS *ND WATL WORMS.
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W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
Coo Unto of all I:4=1 Um
fourth Ward Foundryind Nadine Works,
LLNDUSIT ST., #I.LIO3IIIMT CITY, TI.
Men of liiittom an . .l a=l . 11.3 6=
"'""%C ium 4 nu+ . 211 P W r Viplo .. l c ,ll:E h tt . l I
Iv a Ldlschat o •
• C a r t. th= i o t rgA.d bwre on buvettigrr c kf
ail els..
neaux ROLL FOVBIDOT,
Com LIBIZTY $1142z BTBZ T 5.
BOLLIVIAN & BACALEY,
Msaufietarers of 8111101 . 10,
Chill Bolls, Sand Bolls & Pinions:
ws •
r•r•i- 1 p 91.•itii•
COAX.. ! CCOAL.I.
Youghiogheny Gas Coal Co
This Company aro now orroarid to to rultli o.e'
mi Coat of any Liao Owinitity. AT FAIR
RATES. Moo and T ard adjoining th e Conaallo
onto Railroad Depot. toot of Try stmt., Plt4•
bRiRt4
Orden addroued to Miler lltaee, -Wert IT.w
tnn, Ca., or , to Tait, wlll bo promptly attandod
E. P. WHEW& Secretary;
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14.11:074
,`ItI I' 111
"MAIXIL
Yougegbony and Connellsolile Coal,
COAL, MCI. file DESIIIIIIBIZIO MIL
=rum Aim PLED, &War , ' /UAW and
wort= urea., Maar sad Omer Knots.
21lath ward; also Mond meow SealetE erwd.
st foot of Bose P. r. u• a. iL• Debate
fleorad ward.
Orden Aft at Cebu of *Le AUTO Gift% or ad. '
drew mo temono Pletaborta P. U., will re•
Wee prompt atteatlM
eta lam wbalwra i szego L liarsizag
re l , l" etta i llitietTru=sy.ViS sV• 2
r:t.ltp v., 1 4,'
llereleall co, Allele, Yap,' i pa ... a4: l Bt.
=.1117,11!It
COW COAL!! 4,V.ALM
DICKSON, SUWON 1 CO.,
RIM/ remand thstr thllas to
NO. NT LIBERTY STREET.
aanllOM Ears KUI)ItIittUND ILOOI.
irThrrn, t g CIM
W IT I I Ot=let r irtisiT " 4 "= 4
than wawa • um.
promptior•
amiXOA375
wry,Y1%.61 , 1;71t-MAVUE'itli.
tram NOV. 14th, 186 P. Ueda, will leSeejeoca
and arrive at the tletu Depot. Edna Wee. 1 . 1
tw
burgh ute .
•A - `rfirte 1.41011 p
r
eZre l acTUt i lttrat
ts. •:
halseeter •• /1:411p
[non • *USD=
Leetsdale /tell p.
maw
Tale OW flsi
dalMunn fra rs ,
111.1115 rs ts . cb.11.1
//104, sm. W. 4
f,;LBir . ..V
loll_
trr
leagoix.. 11133 a
Paelne 33...1.1104 . 11
C./.IIIVICIT.IB m
Cdraoladltl :34 r
Cfleaelsed 3:3110 m
idle f 33• g 11334:431.di
01. ig Wg'
Arms fa Alittele... 33.7:obr
tr-
Leetsdale ke..0.53
7alle 8:118 ax
New Castle Intl
arm
inert
Leetsdale "113:3110
Bea , r7alla " 3:411vd0
L4etsdale " 4133 ma
7:33 Ca
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Vat: , Wu am. -
do.; L'imrtb.SS km
x.preea hums/ dWY.
irprea. da5.11.
. .16 c(1TILL0130.11,
at. kleat. Mosurnr.
O. A E OFIKINAME
TIME.
G 31011.17 VALLEY ELLAta... , ... , '
TEL ONLY DIRZCT HOMY TO TEL (AL
REGIONS WITBOy MUNOZ Or CAB&
d after MOB AY. tot. 1669 , TWO
TSOMB TALI I DAILY (except anneal)
'an
Uwe Pltleburgb Depot. corner of lOrr
anal and rlrs streets, for Irranklln,oll OBY.Bnf
yaw, and all points In the Oil Batton&
ppy i t i g. rrrn fri— I tir — n r
Cti?&—.7. UT: 2
sd Bulton...11:110 a n a1t0.... 9:00 a m
•:90 p ns •110 p m
Halton..l.l: oo n nth Hutton. 910 m
=War: no, a: Soda Works- . 4:30 a m
Brady's B lan I F I=VB /OA:
Clnwch 1;00 y Mann 10e10 a m
raprea trains nop only atprinemal *BMA.
Ae.mawodation train. rio9a,.. .
eiatinta
We are now ennalne . .•=yar Palate Sleepless
Care" on oar ninnt_rapreas trains, both ways:
tram riturra4.wi c ,,
TEMA." K. 811:0, keen,. Sup',
10 ITTSBIIIIGIAMMINE
LNWAVILT.
EIS HANDLI BMX.
(1331.274)Z U 7 TIIIE.-4;13 and OW 121:17D/1.1,
801. 11 11159, troth will !nava sad arrtve at
Um Ualon Dare.. 71ttabana... fall‘nra:
Pittsburgh Time:
• //San. Anis..
Mail .. .—...a.....—..... 111:011.6 7t. 111:17 p. m.
Elauttura 7..apra0...... 2 1; 7 1 , m• IV U 7,
reedtareclii.—...*. rit i i. is . 1 . • e t
f t
xeDonsia.. AZ.Pi,liO:i ai:ess. la: Tissa:m:
Blltsubsurrills Atm:mama. i:47 p. au 945 5.m.
171Doaald'a i,00 , a. N 0.23157 p. al. 3:37 D. A.
Ilandav Mira Train. 111581). la• 9:611 a. sa.
Illr. II 113 r. at, Expren will lute dal). •
111:1 1 r. P. Mall wal arrive dal.
11. 1 ‘
6.sexal Ticket Amt. Oolna ' Tiaa — Th.
W. W. CA .U. 5.5%.. Deasiaos, 0610. 50 n ...
M~
~y
03 a1..6 Lisa SUNDAY. Yebrasl7 SOM.
1570. tabu pin ern,* As •59...dapustrum . •
luu.pot oornar Ouiat a ad Watu streess, u
follows:
Kanto sadre3atllalon• Droarte &TIM.
sawn.. ..........».»... 7:00 A. Y. 5:00 T. Y.
ielroupoiliadt..2 11:00 A. N. 6:05 r.
l`c. wand tram 173e , n. 3:16 r. lt. 10:00 A. u.
Wut Newtea Accost . d 4:30 1.. N. 11 . 311 A. N.
Ara/dOek's /LOl.Ollllllll. Oaf r. Y. T. 60 r. f.
Sigu uliel=riu.;lo:3ol. N. _mos 4. N.
B Urg:enirest Newton 11.00
RICHARD N• 50W555.
1.""t;"")ili - Ma.t.ULtAi
BELVER FALLS
.2 4'C l OTLtRY CO.,
No. 70 *rood Street,
rirraptraell,
IitiNEIVAOTUREB3 0/ . TIIIIS NSW
Solid Cast Handle
TABLE SNIFF.
geperiet Steel Blade, with concave sot.
stet. The metal compound this handle Is
cast finny to the bled.. trotting the ut
most etnadthlu to attention without ad
dilloost weight.
It Mende of the teentOte hardness, and
will not tarnish or bleat.. ee in theme
of plated ware. In s ne e r.d brittle:toy,
It is similar to pare Handle and
hie tO, - ea above described, covstittite an
utter of UNIQUE DetSIOW. /legato. Ap.
ptersibee and treat Duretdilt. •
The toperb Stele and Great Strength of
this snioie [utiles tie manafaoterets to
reCOMMena it as especially adapted ter use
it ail t otelsOneamboate . hettutrante.
Public lestitutlotm and Pri vate ".mutes.
... .
BEAM. FALLS CUTLER Y CO.,
...--
. . No. 70 We St., Illtstnugh,
mANIIIIAII/Pg Or
TABLE CUTLERY & GIV POCKET KNIVES.
wrat
..tuality Gruaranteeci,
Ir. 1
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ESTABLISHED 1831.
LOGIN, GREGG & CO.,
=I
HARDWARE,
52 Wood Street,
roar doors above et. Chariot Hotel.)
Cessatrr Merebants are Yarned to
salt nee examine our stook wheats
the City.
Agent.' for Anderson Wood% It
and bortbweetern Horse Simi ball
IDawmany.
A full .toot of Naebtntsts, Sleek.
andtbs and. Carpenters Toole, dims.
ears Niles, Leather Didttisi, !twee
Leather s Ste., ale band.
aIi:LIG •
OARRIAGB3. BUGGIES. &a.
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WORKMAN it DABS,
SOCCX/VSOD3 TO
Workman, Moore Fa' Co.,
Yana( natters and Dealt= la
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
.
Spring and Back Wagons,
Sin. 411 44, 44 and 48 Banc . It.,llleginyi
u lteren s c near and cant/Lnieeatan. Or.
wawa Xto ear a k attfactle7th ee r ily I=l.
Ur.
Cz.l7WlA' t ieurg mkgrair'S
t ie , .: reie...rea,f,
Blatant auvn o vi i lA .
ma
ng11144:01' Nis: •
N. BIONARD DaVIDS having nireliseed the
latann or /Una,. and Ws. D. ....e.,.. nal
arm of WORwma.N. MODEL 111 .. We .
new vlll nweafter Ca eon/thane '1E10.2.
ander the mama an/ mt e at W O . a
DAMS. Macre so/14W AN.
. i ILI
. 4 % 3111 1 5:M gk .
Lath with thaltan l Tin Munk ,
larnath
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STOINII
WERT copesoN
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lawric ATVATESI. II 00. ... -
rtitwater.
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