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AINERICiI BINH
)We, .0 FOUR= AVENUE,
MTVMINI&
smut camas. • - - .. - imams.
'Medlars Individually Liable.
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inmcvala. .aaaGicruad,
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G 11011.13,
6111V}* AND COtOINS,
itowirld e;t'ifighest Prices.
PH. B. HERTZ, Banker,
Cot. Wood St. tad sth Avente i.
/AIDS T. BRADY & .CO.,
Iftaxmonto & JUNIN • co..
racer Fourth Avenue and Wood St.,
LIELANTI:E2R.I3,
-Arsysaanuanktadiat
gOTERMENT SECUBM2B,
GM, SILT AND coupon,
ox iron rionuuna mom
ac i l oo stenit Allswed ea Domini. •
air Mosey loa, ea il oirwasnast Boa6g Alt
*VIM SWIM{ •
Orders executed Oar sb' Purchase
awl hale of prOplirJN, MONIM sad
T. swim: . & CO.
et Fitsinat aittts.
FINANCE AND TRADE
071207 o 1 Prrrazoosaa GLZITTZ, j
bIoUnLY, April. 18 Id7o.
The gold market shows remarkable
irmuies: The epeulug
: quotation was
1144 trop which the market
gradually advatutett to 1111 N, oloalog
vetoing bat dull at 1133(. • .
Szcltai*t le easier but bankeri ask
- )
governinente we have. le' report •
dull butinted( market with a slight ad
Stooks , are strong. Transactions are
small on light offerings and do buyers;
share bahosuisa re its for a farther rise.
, Mousy td good supply. but ~ the de
mos; adsorbs all that la offered. .
linsissas improving:
''''Quolltanda as received by Ph. R..
'llertwebith , 111%1 Silver, 11.1; Eighty
-11450 Five Twenties, 1562, 11234;
Altfilloill; do. 1565, 111341 do. 1865,
Console, 109%; do. 1887,110 x; do. 1868,
116%;. Ten Forth*, 1064; Adams Ex.
.oress Company. 6113(; 'Merchants Union
Express CoutPany,i 8; American Es
rim C ompany , 58; Western Union
Telegraph, New York Central,
VA Itesding, 99.5‘; Pittsburgh, Fort
IFY S s - d I C 6I,I V. 8234; Ohio Idle
dwlPPl, BOX; Moblitan Southern, 8 8 %;
Allevelasul. 4 Pittsburgh. WM; Chicago,
Book . bland -
,R Pacific, 1634; Chicago
North Western, 73X; Chicago' et North
'Western Preferred. 85%; Erie, 24X.
:{ 7. • 1 5 1 67
.. 82' 55
London, per £
• IPaziei per franc
&albs, thalar.._...
Frankfort, florins 40 ' 60
1-01ining quotations rionlvad by James
T.Brady a Co. Gold: 113%: United
Bair. Biwa, 11034 114 g; Sire-Twentids,
. 1603, 1144 A: do. MU, 111; do. 11965, 111 X;
Flra.Fort%s, 1063 f; FiyeTwantiss, Janu
ary 'and July, 1866, 101%:. do. do. 1687,
I=xtutio. do. MSS. 110%; Union Pacific
6734; - Central do, do, 90m; Cy.
PediA 11% Lake Sarerlor
=
• flew YORK, April 18,'1870.
Financial matters were quiet to-day.
Money easy at 400 on call.
• Sterling higher at 8,1189 M.
Gold strong: opened at. 133, tonohed
IBA' and dosed at isg . .
Carrying rstes4.3( to fist. Olearsnees
011,000,000.
Governments strung. Coupons:
14%014E; do '82;12%0)12V do '64, 10E
engt do '69, HEWN; do new, I%®
gm do 10Q1034; do '6B, 1034®1034.
Ten4harthar,' 85S@ 34. Currency sixes,
120/ 9 4‘.
State Bonds firm. lairsourie, 92E; old
Tenriemes, 69; sew dat MX. •
Blocks firm but dull.
Canton, 699 if Ctunberland. 60; West
erd Union Telegraph, 82E; Quicksilver,
Il A t i ldlaripose, 6 ; do.' preferred, 14%;
Express,6l%; Wells, 19E;
.American, 68; Mlted States, 43; Pacific
Mall. 118%; New "York Central, 934;
Scrip, 69%; Erie. 2434; do. preferred, 48;
Harlem, 142 E Reading, 9934; Michigan
Central, 119 34; Lake Shore, UN;
Rituals Central, 187; Pittsburgh. 99%;
Morthwestern, 73E; orefd, 84%; Rhode
Island, 116 E; New fenny Central, 106;
St. Paul, 693‘. prefd, 73E; Wabash, 49;
ead. 74: Fart .WaYlle, 9334; Terre
name, St; Chicago and Alton, 11134;
prefd, 11234; Ohlo and kllstryippl, 29%:
Dubuque, 197; St. Joseph prefB93 d, 106%.
Bab Virinry balance, $84,,59 9, In.
eluding currency, 546e3,690.
earnwitsum wisuum
0117IOS or PITTSBURGH GASILITZ,
MOnDAY. April 1& 1870. 4
Ta oil market opens up very quiet this
week, but usually there Is seemly ever
anything done en Monday, and latterly
there has not been much •on any other
day, as in this respect all days are alike.
Notwithstanding both dealers and man.
athesturers are anxious to infuse life into
tbs business, It seems to be up hill work,
for as fast as one obstacle is taken out of
the way another 'poems. 'ln many re
spects the business is in a much better
condition than It was at this time lest
year, but there are still some very sod.
am drawbacks In the way, and until
these are removed In some way or other,
there Is no chance for an improvement.
Crude is quiet and anal:lanced; there is a
hitch between Meyers and sellers and it
is bird to get them together. To-day
share were buyers at 11. and seller' at
11M, and they wonldmotaplit the differ
sues. Reflood was reported a shade
stronger thle afternoon, but them were
no sales, and no Illb in the market.
CRUDE
Spot or seller this month, 11 bid, and
211( asked. Sale 9 we Parker's Land
ing 011 at 10X. Boyer all year, 141 seller
earn Joly
11211=1
Market - opened weak but atoned a
shade at/Ginter. April quoted at 25%
bid, 2534; asked; May, UM bid, 28 asked;
June Ist Malt, 2.614 bid, 28 asked, sonar
last halt, 211%; Jaly 28X. May to Da
woalber, FM: buyer all year, M.
1120111T11 01 010701 OIL IT A. T. IL
Pennock' Beeson 80 bola, on amount
A. W. Raymond; J. Wilkins 180, on ad.
alma Fox t Fink; S. Wilkins 400, on
account A. B. Palmer; W. MaPotchen
MO, on samara 0. B. Goldrich; A. B.
Mills 80. on amount Wm. Bartle; Lock.
hart, F di Co 1,800 on account MOO.
•
Total 2.850 !Ala
anirmaarrs or ott, sr a. V. R. a
J. M. Biter. 418 bbla tanned to Logan
Bros. t 00., Philadelphia.
OIL !HIPPED DI WEST PION. )1 11
. Union lief *Storing Co. 87 bole ref.
to W. P. Logan, Bro & Co.. Moll.
ILeolrar, K. G Co., 333 bbls relined to
Wrring. King t Co., Palls,
Yirkoatrink & Co., 857 bbla refined to
Login Bros. & Co., Phil'.
1,034 bb!..
=EMZEI7
Orvicni or Pirmorroos Gazers
MONDAY, AprlllB, 1870.
There La nothing new to report in the
WOM market and se little selling from
first hands, that we cannot give only
nominal quotations.
TheEtatliiiiicirkets are doll, and 110
apparent Improvement for some time,
however tie stook of desirable wools,
are not large and held Arm at 44t6230
for the various trial& •
Dry Goa"( Marge. •
2 , :gw YORK, alptil lg.—Market Inactive
y t Steady, the only change being a
I'M:taloa of %a In international 4.4 brown
options, which are now selling at oc.
BALTIKORN, April 18.—Flour strong:
choice winter has advanced 25c. Wheat
vary firm; prime amber #1.32,41-35.
Corn Omer: white s4o6igil,oB; chow
'1,07. Oats steady at 62@660. Provis
ions firtrt aed unchanged.- Whisky firm
cad scarce at 1 4 04 0 1 ,05 t
• •
PITTIIBI3IIGB MARKETS.
OFFICz eV Prrrestssort GAzirrn,
bloarsAT. APril 18, 1870.
The markets ins general way present
bat little that is new
or important.
While there is an Sanest total absence
of excitement In any of the leading cow
moditles, there is, however, - a steady
and legitimate consumptive demand,
and with a fair volume of businees in
the aggregate, Floss generally are well
sustained. Borne few articles in conse
quence of a temporary over supply, are
weak and drooping, including butter,
eggs, potatoes and dried fruit:- but grail
groceries and provisions, the beading sta•
plea, are steady and prim are pretty
well anstainel. Both city and country
buyers are taking hold of sugars, and
cones pretty fro 31y, having become im
pressed with the bdiet that prices have
touched butorn; while grain on the other
hand, is hardly as strong as It was vi
week ago. - •
APPLE BUTTES—BaIes at 6561708.
ASHES—Quiet and unchanged; Com.
mon Soda Ash, 4c; relined do
Peals 9@9ii; Pots 734.
!APPLES—Stead' but unchanged. We
continue to quote at noceoco for fair
to prime. and 11,60 for choke.
BUTTER—There is no Improvement
to note in the demand, and mica are
unchanged. ?time to choice roll may
be fairly quoted at 03033.
BEANS—Maybe quoted at 81.754 2
per bushel, the, outside figure for prime
navy.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Nominal, Be.
CHEESE —Uncbauged; Western Re
serve, 10; Hairs, Ma; Ohio Factory, 10;
Ohio Goshen 16)017; York Elate Go
shen 17(A11734.
CRABERRIES—BaIes of Backett's
Belle Berries at 120 per bbl.
CARBON OIL—Is dull, but unlicang
ed; 23 In 50or IC3 barrel lota, and 24(E02.5
in a small way. „
CX)RNMEAL—Is quoted,_ In atom, at
90@lt Fe as as se quality.
DRIED FRUlT—There is rather more
inquiry for apples with sales at ktpa
8%. Peaches unchanged, at 7WI (or
•
quarters, and $J °K for halves.
EGOS—Contbanedull, and with liberal
arrivals and no Improvement in the de.
mend, prices have still farther declined.
We now quote at IBel7. •
FLOUR—The market la quiet but
steady. with a continued fair Icoai 'de
mand. We continue to quote western
flour, in store, at 14,7585,25 for spring;
15.E2(38,78 for winter, and g7(?)7,60 for
fancy brands. - Byellour 14.
GRAlN—There la nothing doing In
wheat, the market being. bare: end in
the absence of sales, we continue to
quote Red at 111,120)1,1& Corn is in
rather better supply, but not quotably
/0.831 sales on wharf and track. at 80@
82 far ear, and esgon for shelled. Oats
; weaker and in better supply; we now
quote at 47®48 In find hands; 60g51 on
whirf and track. and 55 In store. There
I it Inquiry for Rya; dealers are °Rating
90 and tarnishing sacks. No movement
in Barley. As the malting season is
about over, most of the large buyers are
out of the market.. Some of the beer
breWers are buying small iota, and Pay -
Int; 85(g00, for gcid to prime spring.
HAY—Baled Is quoted on wharf, at 518
•
@AU, as to quality.
HlDE9—Green salted, 10@it do
butchers, 7®B; dry flint, =P 4 ; green
calf, 123 i
80511.1TY—P4,6y. per bbl.
'III7BRB-23i@3c.
LARD OlL—Extra No. I la quoted
firm at gi.2.8131,30.
LEATBERMarket steady and prices
well suatalued at the late decline. Red
sole, 31@3.3; Oar. mile, .48010; calf (city)
$1,10®1,25; shoe skirting, 44; oak har
ness, 40@43; oak skirting, 45@47; oak
upper, per foot, 23@)28; rough out, S 8(
sr.
LlME—Eastern white, 11,75; Cleve.
land, $225.
MAPLE SYRUP—Connot bei (piloted
'two 111.50, except In a retail way..
ONlONS—Market pretty well glutted,
and little or no demand.
PROVISIONS—Market • firm with a
steady lobbing demand and prices are
well sustained. Shoulders, 12% I 3;
Sugar Cured, 14; Sides, 1534 for ribbed,
and 17% for clear; Hams, 16% fcr plain,
18 for plain Sugar Cured, and 18% for
canvassed do; Breakfast Bacon, 17K.
Lard, 16%: in tames, and 17% in kegs;
Dried Beef, 20. Mesa Pork. $29.
POTATOES—River potatoes continue
to arrive freely. and are being sold on
wharf, at 1356140ct5. • Prime Lake Wee
Peach Blows ars selling, in store, at 47
i 349 cts. -
PEANTTIS—Prtme Tennessee quoted
at 9(4110c.
PEARL BARLEY—No., 4,6; No. 3.
6q; Oatmeal, 310,60 per bushel. 15,50
per hall bbl.
PEAS—Sales at i11,90Q2 par bushel.
SALT—Sales ear load lots at 41.650
1,70, with the usual advance in store.
SEEDS—There Is only a, moderate de•
mend for Clover seed, and prices are
barely , sustalned-19Kel0 for 'Mall
lots. Timothy seed unchanged at '40361;
43,q". Flaxseed, 12,15, and .market • • .
ALLEGHENY CATTLE, MARKET
OFFICE OP PASIEBVIUAII GAzarra,
MONDAY, April 18, 1870.
Following shows the number of we of
cattle on sale to-day, the points at which
they were chipped, and the names of the
shippers:
Traruman h Lohman. Chicago__ 4 ears
S. Lowenstine, Chicago 1 car.
_ .
L Hearer, Chicago 1 car
Rothchllda & Eatsler, Chicago..... 2 ears
801. Shamberg, Chicago 1 car
7. & 8. 'Needy, Chicago 2 can
E. Hata, Chicago ' 1 car
Haas &.E.non, Chicago 2 can
B. Marks & Bro., Chicago 3 cars
0.. IC raus, Chicago 1 car
Greenwald '& Kahn, Chicag0......... 4 ears
4 & J..Elhamberg, Chicago 3 cars
Peter Hartman, Chicago 2 cars
M. Varner, Chicago 2 cars
Holmes, Lafferty & Co. Cincinnati. 8 cars
N. C. Hotta?, Mansfield • I car,
Greenwald & Kahn, Wcoster ~ : ... i car
J. W. Unger Canton 1 car
F. Tolbreelat, Canal D0ver........... 1 car
W. 8. Einaltli, Smiths Ferry 1 car
Total 97
The number of 'cattle on sale to-day
was leas than last week, about 680 or 690
head, but with a diminished demand the
market was sluggish and prices lower,
25 to 50 cut per cwt. The quality as ■
general thing was not up to that of last
week, though there were some very
good cattle on sale. but, as already Intl.
mated, the demand was light, the butch.
era buying very sparingly, and. there
was no Inquiry of any consequence for
shipment. Bath butchers and drovers
continue to complain, that they are do
ing no good in consequence of the high
prices of stock, and according to their
statement of trade, the lees business
they do the better. We feel initialled
that the butcher Is having a pretty hard
time of it, and it would probably be bet
ter for many of them if they would quit
business until cattle are lower; but this
they cannot do. They must supply their
contortion', and come what may, they
must keep up their trade, even If they
do lose money In so doing. Bat the
butchers should bear In mind that there
Is no business but has Its "ups and
downe," and after, all, we believe they
get along In the world fully •as well as
other people. In regard to the drovers,
who so continue to make a very wry
loose, some of whom allege that .they are
not making a respectable COMMIIIOiOII,
we believe, that they, too, have some rea
son to complain. Cattle are high In the
went, 'unusually high, and there is no
doubt but what margins have been slim
for same time past, and every body, ex
cept the farmer, and those who have
bought for future delivery at big prices,
would like to see a decline. .
Prime to extra fat steers, may be quoted
at 8(i)831, with some few of the latter
grade sold at 8%, against BX(39X, lest
week for the same , grades, and good to
medium at 634@73f. Stook steers, of
which there was but very few in market,
may be quoted at 5@.6 eta., and fresh
at *40®76.
Jacob W. Wesley 11 head of fairish
stee:e and cows, trom Stark Co. Ohio, at
7 cents.
- • •
itothchilds dr. 7,41g1er 38 head of Chi
cago cattle, at 6(48X.
S. Lowenatlne 19 head from Chicago,
at 7®7s4—and mode no money.
Peter Hartman sold 34 bead, Chicago
stock, at 7,35®8,00.
Kraus & Haas 85 head of Chicago
stock. at 8%@8,20.
31. Varner 84 head of mixed Chicago
stock, at 6xg,B.
Holmes, Lafferty et Co. 87 good still
fed steers from Cincinnati (sold for
Brown.) at 7X1:384: he ad_ _ bulls for.
same party, at B%®7g.
Fred Vaihrecht 17 bead from Wash
ington Co. Ohio, at 734®3.
Kauffman sold 84 bead of mixed stock,
from Chicago.
Haslewood dr. Blickstoak 60 head
mixed Ohio stock, at 7 349: 6 3(ar
L. Keefer 17 head good to prime Moen
from Chicago at 7®a.
E. %Mr 17 head good to extra steers,
from Chicago, at 7,75®1154. .
Jacob Needy 34 bead of good to extra
steers from Colcago, at 734® 8 34.
S. Marks rt Bro. 04 head all from Chi
cago, 6 mff3 8 34.
S. Trainman & Lohman 74 head from
Chicago, at 7%®13.40.
' L. a .1. Shamberg 08 head of mixed
Chicago stock, at 6%8.
Greenwald h Kahn 100 head of good to
extra steers, at 7@8.75
=
The supply although somewhat larger
than for several weeks pant, was small
nevertheless, about MO head; 'and se the.
offerings were mainly of a common
grone,‘..the market wee very al
and it looked at 10 o'clock as i u f g t i M
would be some left over. The trouble
seemed to Ile In the fact that dealers were
mating big prises for common sheep, end
some of th e butchers went home without
buying, not, being willing to. pa, the
prima demanded. Notwithstanding the
fact 'that sheep dropped:SO®7Bc per owt at
But Liberty, Lod week, holders in view
of the fact that them was a light supply,
seemed determined to bleed the butch
ers as freely aut possible; but this would
not work, u they, (the butchers.) would
not stand 16 T tke quality of the
I sheep into considenst we believe that
prices ruled about as high as last Week;
one lot of very good wooled sheep aver
aging 110 lbs. brought 0 cents; and there
was another bunch on sale sot near so
good and only avenging 100 lbs. which
were held at the same agora. Clipped
sheep sold at 3%0830 as to quality and
condition, end one small bunch of spring
iambs, avetng over 00 lbs., brought
stg per head.
I'. 1. Henderson Bold 194 bead very
common wool sheep, averaging 88 /to.,
at 13,87 X per head; 93 nacalawags," at
31,78.
Stokely & Bro. sold 17 spring lambs,
averaging shout 52 lbs., to Ted, MAO.%
per head._ _
Adam Eckert had 104 need; sold 48 'av
eraging about 701 b., at Ili per head,'
1100 b Wesley. better known "Dutch
Yankee," had 88—retailed at an average
ofs4'. •
lelaholas'Bulleef sold 19 nud wooled
sheep, averaging shout 100 'be, at 71,(0.
Neely & ideMillan, 110 clipped, from
Beaver and Washington counftes. at 4 0
6 k.7 Ray; 23 clipped sheep._ from Ann.
strong county, avenging 7B lbs., at an
average of6c.
.B. Law,33 wool sheep, from Aimstrong
county, averaging about 100 lbs.. held at
ILL •
Jones had 48 head of tine wool sheep—
held at 73i. but would probably have to
be sold. for less.
Emulate & (b. sold 80 head prime
weoled sheep, averaging 110 lbs., to Tesh
at
=
Market very doll, and as la usually the
case at the approach of warm weather,
the hog butchers slacken, as the demand
for fresh pork falls off. Hogs are rola.
tivety cheaper than either cattle er sheep,
but fresh pork Is not very desirable on
the stall, particularly In warm weather,
and hence, as already Intimated, the
market is very sluggish. We continue
to quote. In a retail. way, 'al 9©loo for
common to good, and 10X@IOM for
extra.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Raw Yonx, April 18—Cotton quiet and
steady; Sales 1,600 bales at 2334.3 for
middling uplands. Flour: receipts of
4,782, and a shade timer; sales 9,230 bbbs,
14,5034,60 for superfine State westerns
14,7035,25 for extra State 14. 60 00 5 for
extra western. 15,1006 for white wheat
extra, 84.7439 for round hoop Obis,
15435,75 for extra St. Inas. :GM for
good.to choice, including 3,600 labia extra
western and :Rate for export at $4,7 0 0
4,80. Rye floorateady. Corn meal is
quiet. - Whisky firmer; sales 850 bbla of
western at 11,05(31,06 for free, closing at
11,06. Wheat : receipts 23,980; lc better
and active; sales 28.000 bosh at 14 04 0
1,10 for Ha 2 spring, 11,1301,1434 for in
ferior to good'' 1 do, 11.93431,2434 for
winter red and amber western 11,40,
for white Michigan, 11,47 for whits State.
Rye quiet. Receipts corn, 14.720 bath—
calm 311 good request and 1(3.26 better,
with sales 0f.49.001.1 bush at 11.1201.15 for
new and old mixed western in store and
end $1,14 for new white southern. Be.
eatpta ogle, 2100 bneh--asta firmer, with
tales 74,600 Dusk at 683600 for western
In store, 63c for do afloat and 66343830
for Onio. Steck of grain in warehouse:
1,727.125 bush wheat, 242.191 bush cern,
655.429 bulk oats, 194,642 bush barley,
98,938 bush malt, 4996 bush peas, 31,247
bush rye. Rice dull. Coffee firm and
quiet. Sugar quiet, with sales 1000 brats
et 913930 for Cuba, 9®111%0 for Porto
Rice and 1130112 e for Demerara.' Moles.
see steady Hops quiet. Hay dull.
Linseed oil dull, with sales at 88(397o
to casks. Pork heavy and lower; sales
675 bins at 127,62 mesa; 120.50(321,60
prime:l2432s prime mess; also 250 Dbls
mesa buyersoption $27.75. Beef steady:
550bble 110015 new plain mess; 114417,60
new extra -mess. Tierce Beef firm: 70
I its $240123 prime men; mew India
mend. Beef hams steady: 236 bbd rue
33 new. Cut meats steady: 160 pkga at
105it:3120 - shoulders. and 141443160 barns.
Middies quiet end uncnanged: 25 bay
long clear 150. Lard heavy and a abode
lower: 480 tee 16016Hesteann 16%G.itly,
kettle rendered. Butter quiet and heavy
at 14(420e Ohio. Cheese quiet, and firm:
18®17140. Turpentine dolt 463007 e.
Fraught. quiet mud mohanged.
Latest.—Flour aimed a shade 'firmer,
with a moderate export and horns trade
demand. Wheat very quiet and firm for
export and milling demand at 010
1 10M fbr No. 2 spring, and 411 2131
Rye
quietwinter red and amber western. Rye
qtfiet and steady. Oats active and firm
at 60340830 for western in store and
afloat, and 66(368340 for Olio. Corn
scarce sad firm at 11 13431 15 for new
mixed western. Pork nominal at 127 50
327 62 for mess. Beef firm and in fair
demand. Cut meats quiet and Broady.
Bacon nominal. Lard in fair request,
with sales 1500 Memo prime steam at
15%315,0 on spot, and 15340 seller
April. eggs steady at 20343210.
ELSQLNIISTI, April 18 —Flour steady,
with sales family at 15,103830. Wneet
In moderate demand at 31.10141.1$ with
light receipts. Corn in fair demand at
860870. Oats firm at 443800. Barley
and Rye unchanged. Cotton firmer,
and middlings are held Zle. Totaexo
arm with light receipts. Wbisky le In
good demand and prides are advancing,
with sales at 983990, the market closing
at the latter, and not much offering.
Mess Pork is held at 128,244328,50, the
latter for best city brands, with no sales.
Bulk meats quiet but firm. shoulders at
1034 c, aides at 13M, 1434 and 15p for rib,
clear rib and clear. Bacon quiet
but firm; shoulders 123 for sides,
163;®11550 far clear rib, land 18.5allyio
for clear; anger cured • hams 1114118340,
and demand fair. Lard held at 16efor
prime kettle. Butter dull; prime to
choice 80(3350. Eggs drooping, dos
lag at 16a • No change in oil. Clover
seed scarce and firm at 16343 per pound.
Timothy firm and in light supply at 163
6.25. Flax 190.
CHICAGO, April 18.—Flour firm at
0,7564,75 for spring extra.. Wheat
active and 20 higher, sales of No 2 at
7934681%0; closing quiet at 110,468040;
thla afternoon the market was Armor at,
80}4c cash and 8044680%c seller May.s
Corn higher, closing firm at 88%c for NO
2; this afternoon the. market was strong
at 88,5.4687 c cash and seller. May. Oats
active and 26234 c higher, closing at 48.44 c
cash. Rye dull at 76c for No 2. Barley
nominal. Righwinea at 1161,03, closing
nominal at 91,0 L Provision. dull. Mess
Pork cloned at 07,75628. Lard 15546
1530. Dry salted shoulders io,ygiloy,c.
Freights dull and nominal, 61466 c corn,
814670 wheat to Buffalo. Receipts last
forty-aight hours—flour 5.192 bbla, wheat
16,450, corn 85,680, oats 4,30, rye 760, bar
ley 1,665 bush, hogs 2,004. Shipment.—
dour 5,473 bble, wheat 84,902, corn 26,205,
oats 17,10, rye 2,483, barley 1,870 bush.
hogs 2,801.
Br. Louis, April 18.—Tobacco active
and strong. Cotton nominal at 220.
Hemp: steady and unchanged. Flour
quiet, at 13,85@4,10 for fall superfine,
$4,25@4,50 for extra and:546,25 for don.
ble extra. Wheat dull; No. 2 spring 80c,
choice Minnesota 89q,900, No. g red fall
g1,i13®1,05 and No. 1 do. $1,14@1.15.
Corn heavy, at 924933 a for mixed, 93(1
950 for yellow and 93 ®9Bo for white.
Oats heavy at 83(458c. Aye steady - at 75
0770. Whisky firmer at 11,00. Grocer.
lee unchanged. Provisions dull and
Irregular... Pork 1 28 , 75 6 28 , 8 0. original.
Dry Salt eat.: small sales of_,plapnldet ■
packed at lie; , clear rib 15c: clear sides
15344 e. Hamm shoulders 1114012,e, Weer
rib - 1534@160 and clear aides . 6,6*(gil,alc.
Lard quiet at 1534 @leo.
Cattle active at 4®To for common to
shake butchers and 7(186 for choice
shipping. Hoge quiet at 734a09.3. .•
Craystarro, April . lB,—Plonr dulnand
unchanged. Rye Flour quiet at 54,75@
5,60 per nbl. Wheat quiet Mthout im
portant change. Oate quiet and fa held
at 52c. Corn quiet and nominally un
changed. Rye 90 , 5554. ' Barley held at
55c@,51,06 for Statti and Canada. Petro
leum quiet; relined on spot la held at
22l @24c crude at 55,15.
hinuents, April 18.—Cotton quiet and
firm at Xle ; receipts 796.balee ; exports
1,100 baleen Flour nominal. Corn active
at 11,08®100. Oats active 66@98: Bogs
dull at 1126@27. Bran - quiet at 12866.
Lard steady at 161117.4 c. Pork scarce
and held at 126,50; bulk shoulders: aides
14341111530; Dimon: shoulders /25112%c;
sides 16®173‘.
Pa 'Liniments., April 18 —Fleur un
changed. Wheat steady; redlii,2lloll,3o.
Rye held at 11,05. Corn tinaettled; yel
low 11,10®412. Oats steady - at 620.
Petroleum dull. Provisions firm. Mess
pork 128@28.50. Whisky
/1.0/511,03. r„
MlLwstrxxx, April 18.—Flour un
changed. Wheat steady at 86c for No. I
and 79%c for No. 2. Oats firm at 485 for
No. 2. Corn and Barley nominal. Rye
firm and unchanged. Freights nominal
at 7©l3c to Strata° and Oswego.
Tot Elm, April 18.—Flour dull Wheat
a shade better: ember Michigan 11.000
No I red 11.08 4; No 2 do $1;03; No 3
white 950. Corn 20 better; No 190 c and
No '2. 54c. Clover Seed 10.75.
Dcruorr. April 18 —Wheat one °era
higher with No. 1 white at $1,18@1,19.
Corn scarce at 90c. Oats fao for-State.
Burley 81,5501,60 per ceritaL Clover
Seed 11.0,50.
PITTSBURGH DAILY ' GAZETTE : TUESDAY MOItitTNG, APRIL 19, 1870.
AIRPORTS BY RAILROAD
- Prrreao3oo,-01XOLSWATI. AND. : Sr.
Loom ReMactan,. April 18.-80 to
hams, F Seller.; 26 bblawhisky..l B Mo.
Caßough; 26 do do, BelunidtaFt ,9l bits
oar., 84 do oats, 8 do. rap, 2 bbls ego.,
do apples, IP ai Tipton: 1 car 0 corn,
Knox & 80011 eu rye and oats, R He roan;
$97 bp - malt, T Collins; 1 oar wheat, I W
BOomordert Ido do,l O Bonntordar; 1
do barley, J SI Carlon; I do staves, Is. P
Adams; 6 bbla whisky, Schwartz & H; 6
hhdri to b acco, W D .Rinehart; .26 nu to.
bum, R W Jenkinaop; 26 to lard, S
Houghton . 3 bbl. e ggs, .1 dr. buttrm..B
tubs butter, 13 k hard,W a• Gra; 4 _
' fad butter, Uanfle & IL.; 80 g hides, . 1
Id Meyers; 6 bolo. flour, T 0 Jenkins; 4
do apples, E White; 14 bge potatoes. E
Smith; 26 las hams,. Watt Land; 72 bbl,
g apples,,l6 do eggs, Volgt, M& CO; 19
Op rags. R Christy.; 14 do do, 2 bbls on.
loos. 8 kW; lard, 9 Obis t seed,W H Graff;
4 do esp. W D Cooper; 2 dosage. M W
Rankle; 1 car. stares. Wm Hutinps 2
too sanaaps, J P. Hanna:. 10.i4 butte to.
bacon, Carter & Mai; 8 aids do, It W
Jenklnamit 20 do do. .1 Fullerton; 4 buts
do, BF Weddell; , 1 baled hides, Popp
Baker; 10 to. grease. F. H Moyers: 26 bas
soap, 10 do lard, 7do oil, Penn Salt Co;
10,ti buts tobacco, 90 cads do,R W Jen.
kinson; 60 bble wines, Shtpon & W;•2
oars Limber, J D Odell; 106 bbls Boar, A
Kirkpatrick; 60 do do, 200 by do S
• -
'Prrranunow FOIT W4122111A1(60 01.
.2,1k00 ILLIMMILD. April 18,-9 tars
Metal, Nimick a Co; 10 do do, Hallman
& Bdo do, Superior Mill.; 2do do.
Zug &Cm cars ore, Homy, Wells &
0o; 1 roll carpet, 1 bx do, McFarland &
CI; 8 bbl. onions, Day a CorShr bbl, but.
ter, 4do eggs, Bruggerman & 011; 4bf
bbl, onions, I A' Graff; ski rap, It
Christy; 100 bbl. dour, J Wilson & bloom'
8 aka onions, Woodworth & 8 tubs
butter, P Duff & Soria; 1 oar staves, Ml'
Adams & Brat 100 bbla dour, 400 aka do,
T O Juicing & Bre; 5 bbl. whisky, A 0
McGrew; 27 bra yeast, Reynolds & Boo;
50 bra cheese, J Et Iblworth & 0o; 60 do
do, 8 P Shriver & On; 76 do do,Reynolds
a Bro; 2/5 do do, S II Baird; 60 do do,
Dilwortb, H a Oo;25 do do, Knox a Orr;
12 reams paper, Godfrey &C; cars
Llme atone. Graff, B & Co; 1 car. iron, T
Maloney; 100 bbl. flour, T O Jenkins a
Bro; 111 pea steel, Reese, O & D; 60 cues
lard, Arbuckle & 00. 1 car bulk meat, IC
B. Meyer.; 100 bbls flour, Culp & S.
Mann Ann. Aim PlTresuacin Ram.
ROAD, April 16-3 oars Irma ore, Brady*
Bend Iron-Oo: 1 do, Park, Bost A Co; 4
do pig Iron, lilmlok & Co; 100 bbls lime,
W H Hamilton; 2 obis oil, Pennock A B;
127 aka potatoes, Bruggerman A (Y2l; 05
do do. 26 bbls de, Volgt, M A Ce2ll cues
tobacco, Ibx do, I Murphy; 19 drums
do, 0 0 Baer; 11 bbl. knob., Simla &
Co; 8 bxs cheese, Van Corder A 8; 4 lags
and'*, 8 do soap, H T Brualterman; 2
by coffee, Rinehart & 8; 63 Jogs syrup,
Bruggerman & 093: 7 alts rags, Godfrey
& Clarke, 12 hdla chars, Bedford Chair
Co; 6 bbl. eggs, Woodworth A D; 2do
do, II Rea Jr: 5 do apples, IV D Palmer;
8 do eggs, P Duff & San; 1 bi mdse
Elelbert & Co; 1 oar pig iron, Zug CO; 1
do do, Graff, B A Co.
ALLHHaHNT VALLEY RAILZOAr.
"April 15.-1 oar hay, Laing* Mollahm
45 oars coal, Armstrong, D gt do
do, 1 do brick, Co:omen. R & Co; I bbl
Indio, I do eggs. L J Blanchard; S bin
India, Knox A Orr; t bbl onions, W H
Kirkpatrick rk Om 172 rail r Iron, 0 A
Carpenter; 6 oars metal, McKnight A Co;
100 bbl, tar, Los Openhelmer; 1 oar met
al, J Moorhead; 7 bbis egg.. 6Us needs,
Bargartean & WU; I do, I do rags. 1 bbl
butter, Paul & Gibson; 2 do eggs, 1 ax
butter, T Cruse; 2bl:deans, Rice & Fat.
kinstine: 1 oar time, Henderson A Bra;
4 mks seed. J Craig; 4 bbls onions, W W
Knox; 1 bbl sugar, %V B Brickell; 6 bbls
seed potatoes, JB A 0 Mordoek; . I oar
grain, Scott A Ginal.
•LLEXIIITANT STATION. April 12-1 ear
cooperage. Ralya a It; 4 dO wheat, Kell.
nedy Bro; 2 do do, W McKee & Co; 2 do
metal, Groff, B & Cl; 1 do do, Spans, C
Co; 20 bbls flour, 60 sks do, 8 C Metdas
ten; 6 tuba cheese, 1 kg lard, .1 Hobart IS
rolls leather, J Callery; 5 - sks meal, It &
A Carson; I bbl eggs, 1 :pkg bolter, 8
Dyer S cars cooperage, J M Hemphill:
2:39 skinats, It Knox & *ion; 7 bus soap;
3do candles, W Glass; 29 eke potatoes,
II do oats, 10 de corn, John Herbert; 1
car oats, Geo Stewart.
I=lll/
ZANESVILLE PER STRAYER JULIA. No.
A Aprll,lB.-11 ;Mgt shovel plows, 21)3
bbls eggs, 2 kegs butter. 4 bads tobacco,
90 Dbl. dour, 1 in paper, 7 bola ti
6do peaches, 2 has shoes, Clark*,k Co;
30 eke potatoes, 8 naval; 9 Obis apples,
sk d p eaches, I do oniony., 1 bol butter,
Wm El Graff tr. Co; 8 bbls eggs, 6 tube
do; 1 coop chickens, 2 tube butter, I jar
do, 1 sk d cherries, J A Graff; 5 bole
ego, 10 do apples, Volgt,, M .t Co; 15
bole apples, 1 do onions. 12 do eggs,
Woodworth & D; 6e eke potatoes, 19 Obi.
apples, 1 do eggs, 1 t uo butter, Randolpts
& L.; 5 DOM eggs, ki Riddle: 116 aka
corn, W J Stem st. ifro: 14 do rye, Jo.
Pinch & Co; 25 aka potatoes, T Demo!: 2
bbls eggs, 2do butter, 3 eke rage, 1 bbt
onions, 3do apples, Meanie .5 Cr s Meta
apples, 121 sk i s corn, 3 bbla eggs, 1 be
fruit., 1 ak d peaches, Campbell et C;•8
bbls eggs, 1 kg butter. 1 bx. do, (J Hart
mast Wake a cord. E W Sprague; 5 Obis
eggs:sl2 do apples, 2 Wm butter, H
jr; 43 aka potatoes, 11 ban eggs, 14 bbls
do, 1 jar butter„ 3 bza do, 6 bble apples.
J N Lyon; 2 bole eggs, F Begun. 31. Co;
Y 8 bbls apples, C H Dovol; 10 do apples,
3 do eggs, 1 tub do, 1 bx do, 51 Kegler;
links potatoes, 12 bbla apples. 6 do eggs,
1 ler ilp batter, Canfield d K: 1 bdl
J R Bsrliel; 1 horse, A Bolinger;
22 sks scraps, W Fleacus. ek Son; 7 bbla
apples, 1 do cider, Jno Wiedner; 1 Lk
leather, O N lioffetot; 70 dot pane, 16 do
wash boards, Freeman AR; 1 roll carpet
W H Edgerton: 120 chain, Packner & 1;
60 do, 6 tables, Dennis d Meld; 24 chairs,
H Berger; 2 bill sage, 2 Or butter, Val
treO: -12 bbls apples, o and
eggs,
33 do, apples, 1 trunk butter, P Dud Lk
Bon; bbls eggs, 12 do apples, 2 eke rags
1 bz butter,Of bbl ap butter, Head d Mt
14 bbls appes, Mrs Webster; 26 locust
posts, H J Lynch; 5 bbls d apples, H M
Henderson & Bro; 1000 feet pop lumber.
0 0 Lnmm; 608 plow booms, 12 bib s
trees, 3 bze rings, 100 shafts, Rogers a
Co; 24 bales Hay, Wawa d At 109 bbls
potatoes, J P Muhlman; 8 bble erode all
Johnson d P: 88 bble crude oil, Geo 80.
(Mennen &Co; 2 head horses, Jos Noble.
Wnmer.cco PEE, mina..s, April 18.-6
Mole apples, BMO potatoes McCracken &
C.; 6 bble apples, Canfield it ft; 6 pkgs,
Shannon, Daley & Kerr; 60 eke potatoes.
15 A McDonald: 10 pkg. cheese, J A.
Graf; 86 sks corn, 3 pkgs onions, 1 do
dry:apples, W H Grad& Co: 200 Mils
paper, Godfrey et C: 19 do no, Pgh Paper
Mfg ek Co; 1,740 feet lumber, W C Hap.
per; 86 bales bee, J P Smith: 10 do do.
Steel d Ban; S Mils apples, Volgt, Si &
Co; 200 oil bbls, 0 A Wormaaeclin S pkgs
cigars, J Zimmerman.
RIVER PACKETS.
MMM=M
OR ST. LOOTS, REO%r m dr n b
s. ELM GALKNA.
T. PAUL.—rhe imitt 'tut! commodious
AELLEVCIISON Capt. J. J. DAIMAQI,
Will lesve • for the shore and Intermediate sorts
WSDrdZSDAY, Aprll 40:11, at 4 r. Y.
For freight or pasespe apply on Onerd or to
apla YL/1.011 CULLIPIIIINDOL. Agenta,
- CAIRO AND sr. LOUIS
rECAIRO AND o,T. marint t
0U1..-The powerful tow.
oat
MANY DAVAGN AND BANGF9 No: ' I sod 9.
Oonantanner. 0. W. Nentartat.. Cltric A. J.
HatuArt, will leave D AY above and batman,
&ant portn on THIS . Apt!' 1015, at a
For freight or pee e a 1
.012
CINCINNATI
PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
• PACKET LINE.
The now and splendid
J UNIATA, Capt. C. L. Onasxs. ,
leaye Pittsburgh , for Cincinnati EVERY
THURSDAY at 13 o'clock promptly. Return
log, will lehyl Clnelnmiti /SIMI SUNDAY at
IA IL
B*.
fr' ' 'Sht ° W
rd ' Ult Ttli b r d Olir
lota JAMES CuLLINS. Ascots.
PITTSBURGH AND eItiOINNAT
PACKET L 1 E.
The new and splendid sidewheel a dr i t
Steamer. ARLINIUTON. DANIEL
110011. E. Muter, A. S. siter•ap. Cl.em leaves
Pitisburati for Cinetnnatt every TUESDAY at
151 M. promptly. itetarnini, irsves Cincinnati
Sir Fittstoryab. at 1.9 M. eyem FYIDAY.
. For treisht, ;Lanais, or other Information, OP.
ply on board or to
JAM= COLLINS.
fel PLACE' It COLLINGWOOD. Asents
STEAMSHIPS
TO LUIPAPOOL ALNIDADD
QUEENSTODOWN.•
TUE INMAN NAIL STEADISITIPS,
Numberlag elitee; ant-claca vases.. smon
them the oeletasteol
CITY Ole PAHL% CITY O f ANTWERP,_
CITY Ur 134.06T0N CITY O BALTIMORE,
CITS'AZ LODN.
Sailing EVERY eirrUBDAY, from Pier 43
I¢
River,
Sew
fort. For hessageor Bather
Informatlon sopa to
•
WrfZMOM
=!2===3lM!
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
S. M. KIER. & CO.,
x.urutran.r .
Queetieware, Bristol Ware, tee.
(lake and Waralloose,363 LIBELLTYOTEICILT
ar Ail orders promptly ottonded to
RIVER NEWS.
. , ,
River about datlonal7 het waning'
With feet 4. Inches In the cluninal by
the Monongahela marks. • • 1
-
The Lorena front hew Ormuz, end
A.1'111322°12 from Cincinnati are.the only
arrivila we him to reran. The Lorena
has been absent for several turratia, van.
ping between Cincinnati and New Or.
leans: Capte. Shuman and Vandergrln
look as natural as ever.
The Arlington, Capt. Maim L the rah.
ular packet for Cincinnati to day, leaving
at 14 o'ctook. She Is In all respeehm;
excellent tont, °Care superior induc+'
mouth for pshsongere, end bee pi nt , of
room for freight. Molars. Shepard and
Bunting are immolated together in the
oftloe. ,
The Bellevernon, Capt.: J. Danish
le announced for St. Louis and the Uppe;
Mieskslpni forthwith.
The Julislin. 2 arrived from Zanesville
with a big trip, including about 800 WI
or eggs.. She rennin again to day at .4
The Mary Dever), Capt. Motheral.wlth
Mr. A. T. Hamlett In the allite,:fs
up steadily for St. Louis.
It was reported yesterday that eeptidn
Gray contemplated sending the Reign
to Nashville.
—Friday's St. Louie Dowered had the
following: Captain' Wm. J. Zonate,
having read what the Derneorat cen
tered yesterday in relation to an 'lnd',
pendent Packet Line' , to New Oriesoe,
thinks it, as well for the publie to be in.
formed that still another Bus la albent to
be setablished to run is the same tends,
that of Bt. Louis and New Oribau. This
Ilse is to deal exclusively, It is ,nnid. in
freight, and will be formed of the follow.
lug steamers, vi= Curls V. Rennie,
Katie P. Koontz, Capt. ./doore's and
Capt. Sib:kW:Vs two newatasiners,, , not
yet named, slid possibly the Lonlalans.
The two new boats are. programing
rapidly toward completion. If rates are
not kept down by three .hulapendsnt
steamboat lines and one tow boat and
barge line all in the same trade, we am.
not imagine what human sone, wind&
conduce to that end. The Same piper
also says : Nine hundred tons of Iron
Mountain ore are being put in two
barges at the Wild Duck, and she also
tows one barge of the article to the Fort
PM Iron Works. Bps went down to the
pile yesterday. The River will Mad two
barges with 1.000 tolls fbr Pittsburgh—
ons for Philips and one fora heenbergar
& Blair. more are from 760 to SOO tons
of ore per day sent from the Iron Mona.
lain to all points, *bout 400 tons of it to
go by river. In thla connection; it may
be:interesting to know that one hen.
dred tens of our Iron Mountain ors are
to be sent to Hillman's works in Tan.
news.'
—A Ht. Louts dispatch sayst The mu.
dition of the htlaalialppl river I. very
alarming. The thawing of an immense
amount of snow in the north has rend
the water to the 'hlginst point ever
known. and the river spreads out in
some places six tulles. At St. Peat the
die is twenty or twenty-live feet, and
the telegraph poles are swept away.
Lumber yards are submerged sad rail.
road embankments mandated hom
Paul to 81. Loma. hir Quincy - the Hana
nlbal and St. Joseph mid is underwater,
end all trains are *topped. Ths weather
I. clear and the water must soon subside.
—Com. W. J. Routs hag been loaded
at St. Louts for some duty past, where be
is looking after his mountain interests.
Notwithstanding be is somewhat ' older
than he was twenty -live year ago, be
still retains - 6L charactedeVa energy,
end knows no such thing aa
• —Messrs. Wilson et Daulevy. at
Wheeling, have contracted to build
three large turps this geom, for the
Northern Line Packet Company of 81.
Gluts. Two of them, It •is stated, are
already on the rocks.
—The Carrie V. Kounti and graatjtt..
public arrived at St Louis on Friday, and
the Far West wu to have lett there on
Saturday for Fort Beaton.
—The Mollie Ebert was at Wheeling
on Sunday. discharging Iron ore. She
was due here last Welt.
M . 77.n. '1 r.
CONSUMPTION.
DR. tICH ENCIPS 1111.11101 C in eTttlar forth[
fore of Colleu. C. , :ao mot cootonoton.
ot:tlE, & 4OSAWahlr TUNI'I for Um
ore o of l r Dyspektfa on the UstolltstOd eoactl
ono" b , Ittoro.O.
Dn. KtIKSCIVIS YONDIIIX.F. Pius, Ito
::.rote of tae Lifer or to act so • Dottie 1 . 11.
ratty,
or the+e thire Medlel'e• Me often nerVe.ll
.n• CORsumptloo, though the Pelmonk
IW.i 'lf
s= 4 .',,,.!:711.1°.1°T.1e,5P1i1t"..: - ,:f ti
repo/ming the Mx...CI 1.1 , 1 LIT.?, alne help the
Yeti ela vnic by Top heat •ud •
search throueb the
bl•roKI vessal., .atch mean. • elate le eoo:.
lice. Meal:at:es are c onset eniteenly eland le
..td. Public a. Ice only sok, "'tale and reltabiti
' , MY , / In re, •tt conaudtptten. for all
then marble anditlens of the ney ePMI lead
tbat fatal dive tee. Montenpins% itad Dye-
Dente no °Ran hdard ante or Conantenton,
A ••••en they manifest Qananlires they Inn.
an
the d t prompt attentan
The .Italntacle nine to • ateattela• whin lea
nrontles bet.. Me no bleu !level.
Pet Ineen - prayed ter the - Unman en. na
owe an nett • nine er mans than laden -Int
Ten. in all of which I , tas repulatleeltea In.
ennead and tlia wool °bonen!, otspdebm aaa
no toner de•ltt that tt Is a reined, match nay
be end with ouadatran la all end .bleh Walt
of •cure.
If the patient will pereeveringly lobe. the dli
methane whlcla aceencipimy each bane. ha will
certainly be cared, If his tangs are not .00 mach
muted to mate a mire potty It. tytb tevearre
tut/Dosed to be !ochre:e, when (rinds mid=
sic.. hay e despaired. he tam of th is Med
ham saved the life of the patient and flutiored
am to perfect hi alth.
Dr. &hence does not say that all Came of Pub
laymen cormempthoe are within the each of
dtdne s hot haveatically aa•ertc that Off...:h
whet. patience tae menet...nand trelinmen
snim ea a einem tooth, Mehl. Chula, eight
oerats. geneal debility. ea. n to such a dean*
Mat they te e obliged to Ile hi 054. mad tette,
they mettle. np by timirpilyetcl. they may alit
ne eared. h o rcej.eal treatment an crease new
lands. ant when the Muse are Very ean m
y dimed
end to some extent destroyrik• gam may se et.
Octal cv Dr. Schen medicine..
Ann, la Scrofulous Dweaden mime mealtime
are smelly Dee eat. Dr. Sabena hoe phone
grephs of a bomber of person. who have bees
nearly covered with mauler mum and now all
trig g d elig?ne t 2
la tae town:lent of Connotation W. is ot tag
atm.. Impolvanoe to
erne
vigor and a ...any
tone tO the aralata. Renee it is necessary to
elm:lath. the epPetite of the patient alto lat.
Drove the digestion. ere.er nourishment la re
gaited together with coca means u nUI inaks
the food easily diseetible. The articles most
gettable for the dlet of Coneumrtlve paldenta are
=V= n i ted i Tt=ll., '1111.7"..3."1tt
most highly munition s art me. are to be pave
Perred,but the dissative organs mnatte Michela.
coed In order to mate Miler food or medicine
coed
roil requirement II met by the
seaweed Toalt , and for this ptiabeee Itrwm der
licoated
WPCs the digtioetla roan ity• at In good
order the fiSOd al t proper laved Use astem
of the patent In weird and sr • hope bie
gin to • ends, their th e
in • hon.! ad
healthy manner. Then the healing power. of
Pulmonle >Syrup will edits the cure.
Palimony., Consumption Is almost always con
mime./ with Drapes and Liar Cantata.
Baena'. Manama Pills are In ended to re
move obetructione from the Myer and restore Ite
healthy a ilOn. They have all the Cheap which
Is ascribed to calomel or “else
one
are
I - ranted not to contstri a particle of any Pa
ocagr.. Tara nu. cure the moat °talent<
ees, eta headahei plies, tibiae agar
Lions, and all other Meese. Which •else from •
torpid or °lammed condition of the laver. Oa
liamhf thew pats, will prove the enemy of the
=t
In C; r dn..nenot on the gen Weed Tonic and Ilan;
drake Pill. are Invaluable auxiliary landlebee
They rolleVe 1.1115 mere:tags of tte paUent and
&S.W. ibn Pulmonle dirty In ebeellng • earn.
They have been found lateral adraneed .tape
of Consuraptloo. where the lanes are &lama en
tirely destroyed and
_alk.syroisSonie according to
aig. d Tgigs th o; Vie *
11,111 K 0111111.1.1 k WWI" been 01.011164 tbr
111011tbil 47 th e Übe Of WOG (111.11(
edleil.
cmo D t h eewnr. Minnie° °obtain. IL
_rations forms of Mum.% amonde o r
treatment, too general dLrectlons how to uehls
medicine, ea• be had gratis, or toothy matt r
eddrossulg Ids Prladpel Unice, 210. hi, No
pr
Vieth street, Philedelphtl, Pa.
the polto ot ale e ll , .Witig o ßtlaree/ Ter
i llase h ratirlll 7lo rl4 oe t rits a box.' Pee sale by all
traleSts . destetAT
IarDOCTOR WHITTIER CON-
Oplitagie l itt ntomMt. • cLia et wereg . !
lug from self-abuse, producing Womanliness,
eervous delaility s
_irritability. eruptions, seminal
missions. .4 Ansillpertaanenill
gmi e Led with dollen. %
.istirilmia
and long ...di...Motional e011aw...19 are
POiltety invited to tall for tioneal.... him.
costa nothing innerientos. the benotraiteltass,
Ws enabled elm to rm..% remedies at etas
den, sate, permanent. .4 width In Meat ems.
can be used without hinds.. to Mains.. bred.
lolitss prepared In the establistiment, wig. sl
bs.. °lnce , reception and waiting mow also
board!. and &Inept. aPwin sots to
teiutrios dalLcAinnal attentLm. ape
gh gg u cg i titos now.trulug Untamed
mineral springs. . o matter who have failed,
state your ea.. EMI what he saes In his p
Piglet of tr i , l=l, , sent. to st%address Air mee
it. 1.7.1 annually. at tn . .% stover Ut o . eoun
Irv. Consultation Pee. personally or by mnp.
2.. 9 Wylie 'tenet. sow coon Bonn.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Hours 9. toe.. ai. Sun
days 12 is. to r. 9. Plait/Wet NU to any ad•
dress tor too _ sut
•
farBATCHELOWB lIAIRDVE.
epleodid Hale I .4ethe best let
the world. Harmleer. Tellable. e.
does not. contain lead, nor any yllotte poison 10
n.o•nlce paraly•ls or at!, Avoid the vaunted
and nela t tee peeotiesilu ne dil bOssUll Ideldies They
do Pet mo. The pedaled, We Patehator's
• Hate Dye has had au Tears rebate.
Hon to uphold Its temerity he Mooed; Perfect
Hair Dye—Blank or Bream. Fold by all thew
Sg, Applied et le Bowl detect. N. Y. leT
PROFESSIONAL
--
G W. De CAMP,
AfTORNET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Rai removed to No. 75 GRANT STERILT, Plot.
Darin. will practice in the IL P. Circuit aad
Dia trial. Ounru, in the Bute daprema and all We
oniontl
moat o Aller
Las n ew. etutatT
c.omma, ana Mateum= Pollee.
:
H. H. McCORMICIE.
Attornev-at-Law
3io. ea GIANT STREIT
•
buswess. SD - Prompt atlentlon [hen to all thIMPOr We '
Id MO
ARCHLBALD BLIKELEY,
.S.TTOUN'EY -1 1:r-1.,ILN9
Yo. $1 yrrrn smarm
=ma
==ai
Wl2l. R. NEEPER,
ALDEELILLN IND EX-017ICTO 7 MICE OP
THE PEACE.
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENtri.
sp,emi attention Peet , to eduee7aseint ane
eolieetlona Deeda bonds and ilerteeeee d r ."
.p. .
ura a d alltely. 'era] =slam attended to prosaptit
lad cc
FINANc/AL.
0 1 1'1 t P
•9
No. 9.0 Fourth Awns%
=I
01.nzar. " tsixo.wo
Itaikholitels
wAentrw;
PIABIDITY. ' ClBlll/1111.
DIVX7O2III
oki,,taf,rati.
: PHILLIPS.
V. O.
Collections made oa ill Meesslble gadals of *4l
Vatted States sisd Chutsdis: • ''
Ulf 221:52 Mowed Ditroarre.
Prosusit atwtloa /Ives Si all bustimi of pit.
Sss
ARTISANS'
P OSIT
wo. as mood /Area. '
N.x..c, %%lamas - a% PIT 7 I I MICIS4.
, J. I/. IMAM.
W. U. sans.
. ,
, .oisuom , VOW= NT.
lettered Allowed 'od Time DiPOSIIIL
'`
axci — oniu
Iva. a. spur., F. H. mot*.
ou
it.gfere
TBADISION'S 'NATIONAL JUK;
Wood. St.; ea. Second keine.
fir run on inceosise.
„ •
Gold, ooupooqpilloods sad Stooks
warms? mop SOLD,.
GeMds? Kart al SIF""*.
TB SAFE lIVOITI I CIL
IMME
=1
Sato Heaping of Valuables,
Vadu gsszsatss. sad Ms rutin , of labs to Us
En ud Iniffu•lhoof lanlts.
Ye. 88 FOURTH ATINIrV7I.
reesmais—wn.u.ami raurourts.
i Vle• Wrimailloithlhllialti Wain"
Ll4NLts , Irifii 47r „.
e,:i. .... i t ..vito,..
Nan SIVINGSIINK
Of Allegheny.
liar. Federal and Lind Street&
- I. readdlllLL,
P. senste.cmaaw.
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
Itoslailders Invidnlly MOIL
TITZMT MOW= 01 TIES DEPOSITS
CITY BARK. •
112 Fifth Avenae,Pittabargh,Pi.
CAPITAL. 0100.000..
ITACIIOLDIU DIDIIIDIILIT
121TEREST PAID ON DEPWSITS.
PORTION TICHAROX
Eegett *al wig. load Alm dolma rgoeNod
RAMO. Celleetlons RoAo Ol to , -not &pal
polio at the Caned giate lie Coo do
DOXISICZ .
4.11111 a OCCsoc Vies {Tote,.
W. N. MOIMI.X. ()oath.,
Amacgao4.
Jones MleCnbe
fino n" ,: . .l.Oargo, - Hugh 'iieating:•
Tattle[ Rua.
Bano TolVtldoCCaatpb*,
Hullos
H. A rrenoctq
IL A. Orzeg,
F.
w m 1 hoosso Ramos.
HAW 304 r.WARTA V. Nonator..
BAST. CAVOHEI k CO.,
BANIERB AND BROILERS.
Comer Pourt& ord Wood igirosio,
OZ. PA.,
01901311802 TO ILAINA.
Erelump, Cain, Coupon,
A■A puttee/az ateu/WAIA le Pa wea►w
COVIERNINIENT BONDS.
Si tt Drafts on London.
N. HOLMES & BON&
13 :
57 MARKET STREET
ta =lri Mai=
c all=siacipal palate at
Stoeks,BoidsaintlusrSeemritlaii
'pilaw AID amp os 00101=1101:
PanUngar aluattia to Ms W. 1 . 11 mg
sale et •
I7Ated States Seonrities.
OILS.
TACK BROTEirag,
COMM:LOON MERCHANTS
LAD DRAL/R5 18
Petroleum and Its Products.
w rgr a ra g o . a.- wu 411.z i ap. L AVILI . III4I,
Misdeal& 0/1144-IZT WALAUT Efr.
sal magi
ar, KING ►
Oassaidada Narstaats sad Broken fa
Petroleum sad Ha Products,
DALZELL'S KOK DUQUEUIE WAY.
runaumnau. ADDWIZI.
WAKING, RING k CO.,
109 WALIUT writ Err.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
torgessr-w. C. TWKDDIA
Duximicrruzeir. or
Lik(eating er, MO Test Burn* OOa
Lau. /1;141,011,
Wands great heat without amuse; remains
lismid at lemma temp.. aorta. User-lel oU fur
tropical climate. or bet weather.
Loeonsotlve, Engine, Braeldne plop,
Win cut
Saw 11111 mad P O laales KW Oils,
/01apted for _ pe.l..
SPlsild• 011 1 : Weoli Ilest.l.lglo.oll.
011,Tamaers , 6101ff• 11401seIs,
lift 2001 Thda c ti i rgiewielts,
110 111 011. VrRNISH, to pre.erre . ..BrithS Dow .
Work and Maclalacry worn Bus.
Thom produet. are maantactared 00000 Dr.
PerreelY pater, cmifona, and mostly Ught oat.
•red, stain" Illicit temperature unchanged . , and
Utapld durlng extrrlus Thlr
matt Ms are 115001.1.11512, anal are 111 eollMilt
os mazy of the prlaMpal Ballsvads. Samples emt
he mouthed and • Orders left •
at IT. WOOD
DTReILT. Wort. at elharnsbura
ARCHITNCTB
D. EVAIII
AmcFrerncw.
- No.. 42- Fifth , Avenue.
apeotlestfono prOpoit4 witticart for
111111 ' 640 of oollafoos. fools
BABB 1611108Eft,i
MDT! HOVELS ASSOCIATION LV UMMA
Nos. S &MG Bt. MN Straw; Pltzsbargh. PA ,
Special atliallos eves. to Nu dcolsalAs , LAO
, yuldlag OOSNT HOSIss . AOO vinyl c
: • TS• .•
eH wee.
•
I. l lk. Herrinici
WhiLa /Lb.
. uld 3 Itsclaceltial ors
• Lablik4lol. Mackall/ •e. • •
Boaad Bening;
Corn 11sh;
fell V it'Ve sold ItIVIZ lit
TWIN AMID ' 5
DIIVTERMWORK&
COLMAN; RAM Ic 00,.
IRON. NAILS STEEL,
AXLE, AND lIPAINCL
DWI i VXIIIIT 2ii.rz tL
u t r 4 l i , L tn UC ionZ n D o Ut r ialLianT
oM A
11M1L/..Stad AS,___
wera, durivrmr.
o T til rnirL AZg l &reir fl O ttft 'TIMM
SUNQX _
_Mow ANDOnTIyiTUISRTIMI...
siaarirk
Mica, BAGpi 4nd WarSON /FUND net
AXLIts
CUT If .
ALLA AND /MILL .
All floods First Class and warranted.
• 017116 S /AID WOBLi_
InstimainN=l=l:l=4o...
111111/11 888 & PMUN.
.74Znalaat
/76.117= &Wit Me l
D'AttrAL 2/1.111101 , 11,111. 111.11.
CRESCENT STEEL: WORIESi
=UN, BARE' -PABJEIN,
ODIC& Ni. . 3D 14D
huate 1922111:1011011i PA.
F1TT114113311.91a- •
STEEL WORKS.
sir/aims= ix usu. .
'ANDERSON k , WOODS,
- sAirnmannxis or
MIT muurnam OUT nazi
ot airy dissatptkrs. Dia
Wad liereau, , NIL cif Iprii 101.
ocrasza Joie *ID snuff krzierz. Am
bush. • I AIM MU
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WMLIAZ E.
Mumma to JOS. HAIGH CO")
t th ns °c' lr 4' n u rl3: lt
a \ erir over:tea
I CSITO Atilt 4 7, 1, fftalt.D.
' , " w osag u aliari
WM a DRUMS WAY aldlint RM.
aptl.blo
Prr" 4 7 ll6 A
NOVELTY WORKS.
r•emiivi. A. IN 21131 * -
MIEUMBABAINS & CO.
an zglit y4".D A y eanw .T.
soAxEs.
loots soma Poloist Door Loa. Lod Latcho;.
O taloa woriljogr a till, Ad,
Win/ W/ItZ4 as
os
• lIEFIEM I D_ 'TEEL WOBk&
GEB, NI6IIOIE * CO
rrrrsivaes;FL
Manufacturers Of arm easelre et
CAST AND ORRIAN STEEL
AL EVITTIC .B .II7IO 3 I'LLI7OIIIt SERUMS.
ZS. STEEL TIL , E, As, 11.
,rater awl 100 lint tits.
Warehsue. 8$
BI.ACK DI f &SIOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Ifiumfactonern of .adeserlpttou of
-
f'8 111.11 . .d BAILK •
awl WA:thous. THIRTIETH, HIRTY-
U LD CITBSETd, T
PITTIBUROIL
STOV . CASTINGS. &C.
COOKSTOVES.
CET THE SEST A
BISSELL dit CO'S
TBIAMICPEt.
POE BITUMINOUS COAL,
Warranted to Cook Balm or Emt as
toll r am other Ninels tie Woo
de 00.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
au., and axidltkr mw•
maws nTOVan,
MUTINGISTOM,
GRATZ 11110:1111. FZINDZEZ,
000ILISe aatldan, to.
BUT, HUNS & CO.,
1111111111A01411225 oP inantvasuarr or
TOIYF.t
ammo,' COOKING RANGE,
'IRE FIERY IFURNAOI,"
Iroa.WAßxtin Boxt.arsee. •
• REGVLADii.. , aLITMOVVOIC STIR
Rt E A t
14 4 1
206 and 208 Liberty street,
sea: LT PITTSBURGH, PL.
LIC:3
A. BRADLEY & CO., •
NO. SO WOOD auger,
Yaasfsetuxers of the anat.& Varlets of
Cook, Parlor and Heating atom,
•
TO H= 10111f1).
Pi a l l attrinalt IrIfPreSTLYCRIt as l4 7 l c g r e
rep %titian. oat et.. to 000 h that say oaa
was t of a rood ankle should pureha. ntole but
those sasat bewared by ~ as May will be tread
the so. durable as well as twounalcal. Weald
NO
e chlat' 1000100
.!, 00 .42 V 1 9
.(1s
ce
SOO .01: to three n. woatas. 1.11,12a04. lo '' isattt
without, east.. Li. w e.vl. esod them pro.
sone. toes, 111111,... US MIT 010101111.. totCAPILIN.
or. 0000 lot Cacuoteue too enott leo •
`BRASS FOUNDERS
ICBM 5112 " OINITALTS LAM
HENRY BIER & CO.,
51700:65012 so
11,000 PER k 00 0
Bell and Bran Founders:
BRASS CASTINGS
MADE rsomrney TO ORDT.B.
leable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
THROTTLE, SAFETY HD CEBU VALVES,
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
MCON . COCKS,
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and OIL -
1111/JITTPACTUREUS OP J. K. COOP= a ocvs
Improud Ealsnu ilhc I Stool Pomp;
Agents to Elreyftse Patent Oil.
era. the beat in the Market.
St ree
Chtee and Worts; corner Thirteenth end Me
ts. erat
ATWOOD & MECCA FFRET,
Goner LAtert7 street and Third ilveltlll.
Pittsburgh, Pa., s
ewe fiqua DIMS AND IRON 'vs FITTER
mud AGENTh hir A. B. CAMERON • 00 . 5
STEAM pins pit AND ittobrs
COTTON MILLS
HOLMES, BELL & CO.,
ANCFIOR COTTON MILLS
■aaahatarßa of HEAVY MILDICIII
IMICHOZ AND ■I.QIO
1111111=1111rILI AND SA
11 NG./M l3 , 80n41.4*
FORT PITT
BOILER. STILL AND TANK
. L • • WCIIIIK.K.•
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
YLNIIPAONHALHEI ON
itire llElßLlLLß"D i plaL L ML 3 Nlio n atne
16*PSOINVINIVIHAT I : LSH ?LYN.
ZIT "SI win. SLIT PANS ALIN WK.
D
TELLI IPIN. HABONSTEAL AND HiCHS,
B g=OOONISAND OCIAL
16 1 1 .4= . stag bomb b.flylt SLLNII.
pITTIOOTIOLI. PA.
natal be
UGH 11. BOLE & CO.,
ger. Mit Alla sad DagatiN
ehui tirsVotit.)
INNS." i'!V•1211!"41in
ITALTIMX
t o nSVII Mteill 9 l/OrritM
cri4KorAVattaa puma ta mammon
i rT157004, AVM&
Ha 2156, 5 sad a
ma mon realize° exams, me am* sad
• INDUSTRIAL ! ,*9.4p,0k,
7TOStillg ea tbe Anaskawltiret, agar ti•
=323
in=f==Ml=l
14 MICK & pse
" 4 ' 4 'ins i. susewkraour •
SUB AND titilla
ENGINES AND 11ACkINEBY,
wrze o was . ..nmament
. .
Coe: IV& sail Pike Sts., Iltiabsegly
~~~;r:r;LV;)i)I l: jIi:1:
F. REPHAN & CO..
'Mtn
lvi OIL
rialtalarithoi DOOMS !
, .
Cit. I Igend-irenrutt
rrrrestraga. ra
ZW te l iterAl
- saimad ad ter '91"
A:3G Au. Off %UM
Timm CAIIItOLD
a, IL SIMI zolann)
I.IIIED FL BRUM & RON,
81;:o1lers, 011 BUB, Tanks.
HTfaux WOB2. &O.
6 Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS
OAP FORT PITY
'OUNDRY COMPANY.
017101 AND WORDS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, Pd
Mr Engines. Rolling Rtilt Ma
chinery, Nan Machines, Be.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
tfflM WMID.V
rrx•xlsisuitom. PAL.
WILLIAM SMITH,
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
Pelt 618 IND WATTS. WOILIIL
X/ rilltqa• all casi tnyarlaily to FM. t.. drl'
I* d ana test WWI. . till mart:Meat'
a metal /LW.
Castings for this & Ws‘ Works:
I wow,: •Ise nit Me =Anne*
.at. W . BY Worts to sty mate 4of Erm-roßrel.
twizEim:i
MONONGMM .FIIIINDRY.
W. 3. ANDFMON & CO
Iftakanetaran of IRON SOMA /1101111 M.
wmDOW LINTILS aad MIA, sad
essibil of all Desalptisaic;
•
1
Rartainisee Itt/a
arto Castia i rt
illau thaw. •
•
Oppicii Alm leirannY—No. 'ipivrina
Pltutaugh. Pa.
ROBINSON, BEA &
&caws= to 8.0313110 r. REM 1111=2.1 . 11 . 11.
WARRINGTON WORIVS,
Founts /ND IILOMINTS. PITT a ettif r
Itsnufsetaxers of Bast sa4 .natlonary Stela 11:1
fin:AP Irir= :fl ui d.r.t'ltt ;NiuM
. 4,.. atL i. i atem s. ag 4. 30 : 0 3 . 1 1 .2 0; L { , V a rk
eiEthuti
Menu ung"Dum" iNfErrftWur A
THOMAS CARLIN &CO.,
hutli Ward Foundry gad Null's Auks,
15,11)11)1313XT ST., LUXfill/Sri CITY. A.
otmattoit 7 . 7111 Portal:de=
sad Saw ALUM: I II°IIILn 121:11
21, 4 Wigtlu i" rid : 1 4 11 :a u ksileritu of
all its.. ar.114:5L.
Oar. LIBLEITT sari 1142 E STREETS.
BOLLM AN It BACALEY,
=I
Chill Rolla, Sand Rolls & Pblloll6.
....:.a
COAL ! • COAX.. I
Youghiogheny - Gas CoalCO:
• _._ •
This Company are now pzepsred to fa h the
best Coal of miy size or quantlty„ A PAIL
SATIN. OMee mid Yard adlotetnaih• mine
bl.le Bellzoad Depot, foot of Trriltrest, RUM.
burgh.
Weer. addressed to ell err Mane.. Went lir
to .i.
toe s re„ or to Yard, .111 be promptly MW, . 4 . 4
H. P. O.IIERN, fleereiallf. '
ap12:116
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CURLFIS B. ABAISTROMI
wa,Lla IA
Youghiogheny and Connellsville Coal,
- -
.11,124 Alsantseton...
con,lbict ABD DEBULNUIRIZED CIIIA
OFFICIC AND YAZD. Wt., Buil,
Morton street. Manna Mid errata. maws,
Ninth ward; siso aneond Elatith warn,
modal foot of Ross atseet. P. L CA R. B. Down,
there ieftst either of Ch. ataire °Meas. or M
inos. to am titrongh Plttabarget 0...61 re
ceive prompt siltation.
Rehr to whom I ant t¢aD ni /Innas7 Walia
Wm. Smith, Milan yrou MIRA .
I wiftrsr-
Iffi. a , e 6 Alt.
Co., Fut MeConly Et r el4. Gran& Dail.
Wm. M. Faber k Co., J. B. Lyon A Co., James
Marshall A Co., Allen. MeKen Co., Cana flo
w; Hotel, Connelsville R. IL, Peonallesilla 6.
Y. alleabeny faller R. R.
CrALI (MALI! COAL 11:
DICKSON, STEIVAILT k CO.,
tIiTUS respond OW On?. to
EO. 567' LIBERTY
600010111 71:0,11111)5KAJOADILCON.
M 5 4 . V . 1171=1 , 1111 4 1.11Wit
' - e tli n, rllloore ft.
auto 11100101.410 12011,1 m Ds anima "
c 3000040. 10
RAILROADS
VaI)ENNSYLVJ
arza. =MLLE/
11.. azd situ 1
g,
Crus_Us Vsatks DOW.,
asio kabottir Mut& r
tryfu.
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ui
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P,".x" ounia.o'a
arms at aa OW+ t
ockrasr of IV igtoa
ottani:
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aPaata th rx.,..tergata
wow.
PEASX.Ittra
Muslims Ac 10:50 am
istlisao Nal 7:99
Lx. 1:NO y a m
Pito Itzpu. 1:80 Do
fa/Ps NI. S. .11:160pm
tit .lqpim toPsi
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W I
roat 449
MIMI 4001 00 atoles
boro for Baltlmon. •
ns Monti_ Trull lamo Watts Mallon sooty
80.141 9:98 a. matte rittaborp ot
1111:0O I. a. No minim lemma rata:. m5Ol. ol
11:698 a. sad strive at. Vatic ELM* 1.•
mptact
Vi rraro i st dottailapVik ottitr'
11 , • J•—. AZIM6
wk a a Itgit 1.1t7t111...W/It.T.t: I,lll= i r'
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4100 azion.ot 51 011111 i. fillbo".rellsk
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mai lliVrais ni Titahi s ir iria m
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D .40 , c 113:l i t i c:::
.Laktll on: TILD •
Y Wrap. I
Plttsnann D= li soras. a _lb.-.
anin sa4 MU strests.lbr n.0110117,54b
Ala, and all pcdats is ins OS Unions.
Ds
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no , a a Wri o. , els
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%Vass tzalns i nttt a moll s f l og -
I ,anueodatton P. ng swill ma
We *re nos naming '`Allvar raieo SW/WC
Con" on oar Main Yawata trains, boat 11171.
Sem YlitsbErib to , kWrr,
TAIL' SAWaihnWilrgio
P PlTSlMlKaljaillanpM
Pt. Mrs miigrAx.
PAR BANDLT, ROM.
g " a 1 1. 6 71, 1 t i = ° IT 11:4 I .l u ggit 1
iV 17a.b3a rltlata r trilnys:
110 , 11 D. M.
Illoathara p. tioo a. as.
Fast LAU 11:44 0. a. 1:1111p.
l W itn ad•!wen, — Ste . l
1 11 1 :4 1 3 1 .
a .
1S
a p . a W s Y
AVenbeslille Ateoaa.a.l. SAS p. ak. ii:4ll e. m.
McDonald , . 1.0 , 32., No. 1 11113 a. 3013 1.
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