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FINANCIAL.
aITEREiN BANK,
NO, 136 FOUNTS AVENUE,
VTTTSIIIIRGIL
csrrrsi. izoo,ooo
Stockholders Individually Liable.
OT DISCOUNT ADD rompearr.
JOUR FLOYD ' FLOYD.
President. Casklar.
DismaTdan.
M. Marshall, John M. kliartland.
tn. T. nharown. Archibald WaLlsa.
James W. Aerett, Su. D. Neill.
Ohs.. M. Leath. Rao Fiord.
Juba Floyd,
This Rank la now rally organised udpripsred
tin a general Nanking bilalness.
I.total
(3-cordri,
41LYEU AND COUPONS,
nought at Brighest Prices.
Pll.- B. MERTZ, Banker,
ror. Wood St. and sth tame
lims T. BAY, liro CO.,
Oleossooss SO IS. SONIA-• CX,
v.oraer Fourth Ammo and Wood St.
Hay and yal all Wady og
I:OYERNIENT SECIMITIES,
HOLD. MTV= AND COUPON%
%I MOM iAVINIABLIC TIMM
tir biteregt Al' , swami Deposita.
q`rioser loaned as limenment Hoods
,OVrelt. Market Mt.
Order. eseeuted for the Purchase
end !We of !MOORS, BONDS and
uas.D.
JAMES T. BRADT A. CO,
gittslntrai etaielts
FINANCE AND TRADE
(111Tettotstb to toe rttlsborth (luau.)
NEW VOIY, April !a5, 1870
Affairs in Wall street were buoyant
to-day. with a marked actlyity and 1m
provement In rates fbr stacks aad Gov
amount Bonds.
Money.esay at 4(g6 on call.
Sterling arm at 8.%@9%.
Gold eteadyt -opened at 13%, fell to
18 and dosed at 13%013%.
ng rates % per cent. Cleae
ano7sV..B,ooo,ooo.
Onvernmente etrOnger, with an active
demand, Ind tho rise failed to bring out
peon oonsiderable amount of stock. u
sOf 16016%; do. 'ft, 13%@13 C0 %;
do. '64, 121012%; do. 'O5, 12%@12%; do.
new, 10 3 / 4 0110%; do. '67, 11%@1.1%; do.
68, 11%14 11 %; 10.40'5, 834(x4633; currency
irs, 12 %10 2 *
• State bonds lower. liiimaniria, 92%;
old Tennessee., 59%; new do, 55%; old
Virginias, 69%; old North Carotins',
46%, new do, 23.
The railway market was alternately
weak. and strong during the afternoon,
with frequent fluctuations. The business
was large and well distributed, with in.
creamed ordered to buy from outsiders'
At the does the market was not up to
the extreme high point of the day, al
though strong at quotations. Misoella-,
neous and expreeb stocks quiet.
4....nt0n,. 72%; Cumberland, 29%; West.
am Union Telegraph, 32%; quicksilver.
8%; Maritsa*. 7; do preferred. 1334;
Adszne Express, 62%. Wells, 20%;
American,3B4; United States, 4434;
Pacific Mll, 3334; New York Central,
95%; Scrip. 9234; Erie, 24%; do prefer'd
48; Harlem, 145%; Reacting, 10034; Mich.
Ivan Central, 124; Lake Shore, 92%1
Illinois Central. 13T; Pittsburgh, 105,q
Northweetem,76%; do pret'd, 87%; It.
118%; New York Central, 10534; St, Paul,
61%; do. preferred, 76%; Wabash, 52%;
Fort Wayne, 92,.•.; Terre Haute, 39; do.
preferred, 63%; Chicago dr Alton, 114; do.
preferred, 114%; Ohlo Q hiloslmippl, 33 34;
Clevelarld, Columbus Illinois Central,
17%; St. Joseph, 111%; Dubuque, 100;
Marietta, let preferred, 20, Iron Moun
tain, 4434.
Boson pikes: Copper Falls; • 4%;
Franklin, 6; Hada, 80; Quincy. 18.
illob•Tressury balance; gold, 133.888,221;
currency. 12,898,656; general balance,
487,958.825. .
The failure of Oddiett.C/0.. brokers, le
armotinoed; liabilities unknown.
Orrica or PrrrainnuM Gizarrie,
MONDAY, April 25, 1570. S
—*hoeing quotazlonn received by James
T. Brady a Co. Gold: 1181 i; Unltad,
States Saxon, 1881. 1.15; PITe-Tweratlea,
1852, 113%; do. 1864, 112; do. 1865, 11230
Ten-Fortaaa, 1013%; iriveirwantloa, Jana •
vary and Ju1y0565. 11.03 y: do. do. 1857,
111 X: do. do. 1858. 111%; Union Pacilla
Ralireed. 5734; Central do, do, 80%; Cy.
Paellso, 112;
riITROLEUN MAIULIGT
tlritan op PITTSBURGH das
1870. srra,
MONDAY, April 25.
The oil market continue firm with eon ,
alderable Inquiry, particularly for re.
fined, and crude abate !stronger and Mind.
upward. It is well enough to note, per.
haps, that so far 6111.311idi is conoerned, the
general Impression is that prices cannot
long be =stained. parUcularily es quite
a number of good strikes have been
reported remain making an increased
production almost inritable. There has
beenimmoral similar ""flurry." in crude
within Ike past monti or two, none of
which amounted to much, and this to
gether with the -increased production
impresser operators. generally, with the
belief that this last advance will be of
short duration and consequently, there
are not as ma ny buyers as there would
be otherwise. Besides, crude Is still
higher, relatively than relined, and •
still further decline would be of great
benefit to the trade at large, as it would
infuse new life and vigor into our menu.
lecturers, and would cause quite a num
ber of mammies that have been stand
ing Idle to resume business. It Is be.
coming more apparent, every day, that
rs,
menncture gnerall, are determ•
Ined to ea do a leg e itimate y btudnesa this
year, and consequently there is not the
same disposition manifested to speculate
that there was st this lime last year.
Minna
Market strong and prices a shade
higher, but es already Intimated, the de
mand Is only moderate. and buyers gen
erally are loth to take hold at the ad.
wanes. Spot or seller April, 11 bid,
1134(41134 asked; seller 'May, 14031114.
Sale 1.000 bbla seller Jane at 1130 1,000
bbla Parker (regardl of gravity) at
114,15 per bbl.
REFINED.
Market Inner with considerable in ,
quirt', but sellers are scarce and there
was not a single We reported. April or
May, WOW: June 263. i; July 27; June
to December 26; August to December
I S 9ls(;.buyar all year 29,4(€920.
OREIMII Or GEIER OIL BY A. 9. ex. R.
A. P.' Mills Kt bblo. on acoolent W.
Bartle; Lockhart a Frew 'l2B, on account
same; B. Itichardion 660, on acoount Joe.
Fleming.
1,866 bbla.
158114 t 07 OIL ET V V. N. B.
Riter, 269 bbla reined to Logan
Bra. & CO.. Philadelphia.
Fawcett. Logan,; B. & Co. 260 bbl. re
finedto Lapp. Bro. Co Fulton, Marvin Co. 261 bble ref. to
W. P. Logan Bro. & Co., Phila.
Livinpuon Bro., 691 bbla rer. oil to
:Warden. Frew a Co. Phila. ,
Lockhart, Frew &Co. 1,869 bbla retinal
to Warden. Frew a Co., Phila,
Mama Oil Works 616 Obis relined to
Tick g i
ro., - Philadelphia. -
Total... • 8,979 bbla;
OIL lIIIYPED BY WIRT NOB. R. B.
Union Ref a Storing Co. 867 bbis ref.
to W. P. Logan,Phila.
Mentaer, H. a Co., 250 bbis refined to
. Waring. Xing a Co., Phila.
Kliktetrick a Co., 421 bbl. reflood to .
Bros. a Co., 'Phil's.
...... ...... ...... ... 1,023 tibia.
Dry Goods Market.
New Yong, April 25—Brisinses gen
erally quiet, yet some of the le•Mnit Job'
Dins houses repast an active trade. In
priced there is but very littid change to
note, other than that It would appear that
=I calicos bad touched the lowest
Sprague's fancy prints have
been advanced by agents to ilo, Dar-
Da% PI WOo3SO. and Anaceda & Freeman's
to tle.
1 3t :. ; `
- Lorgsvirsm. April 25.—Cotton firm,
with sales middling at 220. - Flour $5,00.
inn $4.05:f0r naked. ;Wheat 10,050
Oates 63e. Bye - 9bo. Orme:leg
k
~.„,,„,„ pork 129. Balk Mugs 11q, 115%*
- 1&0.” gm= 12 50 6 0 12 ,f0. Whisky
01c01,02. Tobacco—ages ,290 hhda at
7)io rw frozen to tugs End B.leo for
.. . .
- low to good leaf.
• .4,
Torino. .11.prll al. dull. Wheat
votive sad IWo better; Niles No. 2 whits
wabeih at 2146; No. 1 whits Melds=
21,119 t rilliddir do. 11,1E4 ambur Mahlon,
UM; No.l red 21.14; No. 2 do. f 1,073.
Cord dull And unobangod; No. 1910.
PITTAISURGIII XIARKETS
Orrice or Prrrenunan GAZETTE,
Moamar, April 25, 1870. S
•
Trade In general merchandise con.
and while there Is a
time fairly active,
continued steady demand for all the
lea di n g staples and a fair business In the
aggregate,there is,nevertheless,en almost
total absence of anything like specula
tion. The arrivals of grain, flour, and
tra duce generally continue fair, and
while there Mao glut, the supply Is - fully
up to the demand, and there is lees di 81-
culty In making sales than there has
been for some months. Confidants° Is
being restored, both dealers and con
sumers have commenced to stock up,
having become pretty well initialled that
the shrinking process Is about over, and
that for many of the leading commodi
ties, prices are more likely to advance
than to decline.
APPLE BUTTER—SaIes at 65®70c.
ASHES—Quiet and unchanged; Com
, mon Soda Ash, 4e; relined do 4%;
Pearls 131®935; Pots 734. • -
APPLES—Scarce and firm but un
changed—sales at 43®.5 per bbl, for com
mon to choice.
BUTTER—Is quiet and unchanged. l
Prime fresh; roll is In demaid, while
common and inferior Is almost tamales. '
ble. Sales of the former at 85®37.
BEANS—DuII and neglected but un
changed-1)1,50W. per bushel.
CHEESE—Is firmer and- mom active.
New York . State Dairy. 16%®17%; -York
State Factory, good, 18; do. Fancy, 1835.
CRANBERRIES—SaIes of Sackett's
Belle Berries at $2O per bbL
CARBON OlL—le, if anything, a
shade stronger, but without quotable
change as yet. Standard brands, 23 for
round lots, and 2435114.25 for small lota.
CORNMEAL—Is nrmer In sympathy
with corn, but unatanged ' 43at 91 per
bushel as to quality:
DRIED FRUlT—There is no improve'
went to note in the demand and no
change to make in quotations: Apples
at 53, ®6%, and Peaches at 7W for quar
ters, and 835 ®9% for halves. Blaclr.
berries, 12®13.
FOGS—Continue dull and unchanged
—sales at 15®16.. Dealers generally ap
pear to be impressed with the 12 ,4 1.1:11 inat
.prices will 1141 i -eve Within the week—
the prospects are not very bright.
FEATHERS—Live geese feathers
quoted -at 90 es to the trade, and the
usual advance for small lots.l
FLOUR—Is firm with a steady local
demand, but prices are Unchanged.
We continue to - quote western
flours, in store, at 45®5!Vor spring:
35,50®6 for winter, and ®7,50 for
fancy brands. Rye floor, firm et 15.
GRAlN—Wheat Is scarce said in steady
milling demand out tuachanged—Sales
of red at $1,15451,16, for fair \to prime.
Oats in good supply add the arrivals
continue liberal, while prices are un
changed; 47(448 in first hands buyers
furnishing wildcat 50®51 en wharf and
track, and 5313,55 In store. Corn is
hardly 31 strong the demand being less
argent, though the ollarings are by no
means large; sales on wharf at 85 for ear
and 90 for shelled. Rye demand bettor
and offeringellght; sale 1.500 bushels at
$l, sixty days with interest; small lots
will not) bring over 95®97. There is no
movement In Barley, and scarcely
enough doing to establith quotations.
HAY—Sales of baled on. wharf at
sls®2o—the outside quotation can only
be realized for strictly prime timothy.
HOMlNY—Market almost bare, but
there is not much inquiry for it; may be
quoted at 16(46% per bbL
HlDES—Green WWI, 10®11. do
butchers, 7(4)8; dry lint, =®l24; green
calf, 12%
HUSKS-2350
•
LARD 01L—Extra No. 1 Is quoted
firm at f 1,213@1,30.
LlME—Eastern white, $1,75; Cleve
land. 82. 2 . 6 .
ONlONS—Market pretty well glutted,
and little or no demand.
POTATOES—In good supply and un
changed. Sales on wharf at 35040; and
prime Peach Blows; in store, at 454547.
PROVISIONS—Market steady bat un
changed. Shoulders, 1235 (41234 for
Plain, and 1334®13y for Sugar Cured;
Bides, 15% far Ribbed and 17% for Clear.
Hams, 16% fcr Plain; imam for Plain
Sugar Cured, and 1835 for Canvassed.
Lard, 16% in tierces' and 17% in kers.
Mess Pork. 823. Breakfast Bacon, 1735.
Dried Beef. 20.
PEANUTS—Prime Tennessee quoted
at 9 ®loc. •
PEARL BARLEY—No. 4,6; No. 3,
634; Oatmeal, 110,50 per bushel, $5,50
per half bbl.
PEAS —51,75 ®l,BO per bushel.
SALT—Sales car load lots at 31.650
1,70. with the usual advance in store.
SEEDS—The demand for both Clover
and Timothy is gradually falling off but
with reduced stocks. prices are but
Clover at 1935, and Tim
othy at vac/03:. Fux•eigi hi quoted at
‘64:4 2 , 20 . 1 •
ALLEGHENY EATTLE HAMLET
OFFICE by
M P 114.81,11011 GAZETTE
ONDAY, April 26, 1870.
•
CATTLE.
Following shows the number of cars of
cattle on sale to-day, the points at which
they were shippod, and the names of the
shippers r ' 1
Traurman dr Lohman. Chicago—. 2
cars
11. Varner, Chicago - 2 cars
Peter Hartman Chicago 1 car
E. Katz, Chica go , 1 car
Chas. Byers. Chicago 1 car
L. Keefer, Chi 1 car
c*.
G . Kranz, Chicago 1 car
Greenwald a Kahn, Chicag0....... 6 cars
HMS a Kraus Chicago 2 cars
EL Marks it 13;0., Chicago 8 cars
L. & .I.,Sharoberg, Chicago S can
Dougherty dt HMCo, Fort Wayne.. 2 cars
A.. Usmpbell, 'lndianapolis 2 etre
Needy it Itro.. Newark 2 cars
G. Hershey. Orrvllle 1 car
N, Werns,, Alliance 1 car
B. Pancoast, Bellair 1 car
W. 8. Hall, Btenbenyille 1 car
Total
In addition - to the above, there were at
lomat two car loads" of cattle driven In,
making 34 instead of 32 cars. and allow.
log .18 to th e car, gives the number on
male at 812 head, a smaller number than
againls is the sam old story
n the part of drovers. e
making no
money, and the butchers, too, continue
to complain bitterly, though it is but
proper to state that they have good ante
for making complaint. Cattle have
ruled very high during the past three
months but there has been no cons
! ponding advance in meat or' the offa l-l
in fact, the latter is not worth as much'
now as it was when cattlewere lower, se
I both hides and tallow have, If we mitt..
take ed within that time. The
drovers a lso l continue to complain about ,
hard markets, that notwithstanding the 1
high prices they are making no money,
as cattle are folly as high 4a the west, I
relatively, as here, and that therere
hardly realising a respectable oommis
sten. Commission men, too, feel blue,
no ff n e n g w rd i t t h o
tpreimce sw a h s e t l h tm acktetl l e i t
are
6 or 10c, but the trouble with them lies
In the fact that commission cattle are re
markably scarce—some of them have
hardly made enugh within the poet
three or four tetr o as to pay for their
Compared with last week, the market
te.day was quicker, as the butchers,
generally, seemed to take hold more
I readily and by 10 o'clock the pens were
almost cleared. Priors have undergone
no change. As will be seen by reference
to the report of salt" prime to extra fat
steers sold at 8g.8%, with some few
fancy at BM(4B—there were but very few
sales above 8)4 and not many even at
that. Fair to medium stock brought
04(i17).4-511 the different grades were
worked off at about last week'a ,prioes.
The quality, If anything, was better
than on last market day, and those who
could stand the prices experienced no,
ln maims:selections. •
Fresh cows wre in good enmity and
sold all the way from 840 to 880.
B. LOWOI23tBIII sold 18 head of good to
medium stook, at 7,40®7,87)4.
Peter Hartman. 18 head mixed stock,
from Chicago, at 7,70@8,2 6 .
1.. Keefer 23 or common to fairish
stock, from Chicago, at 84470.
Rothchild', k Zeigler 18 head of good
to prime at 7,t4@18%.
Maas d Kraus 38 head of common to''
Prime steers at 8,4(gi8.20.
M. Verner 34 head, from Chicago, at'
. Xatr. 17 head of good to extra- at
I 73408,30. •
Greenwald & Kahn SO head, Chi
ago.fren-
at 7Q)8%.
B. Marks & Bro. 78 bead of , fair to
prime steers at 7@834.
1. £J. Sbamberg 61 head of Chicago
stook at 7(i4834.
Hoboes, 'Lafferty & Co. 46 head.rnixed
stock at B(Piti.
Trott:mum & Lohman 63 bead of good
to extra steers, from Chicago, at 734 ®
HaileWood t Blackitock 36 head in
Dilmouri steers, at 7g638%.
W. Wercu sold 18 head of good to extra
Ohio steers. at 7.14@ 8 7i.
J. &S.Needy sold lib head Ohlo stock,
at 734(3&%.
Chas. Boyer 17 head good Chicago
steers, at 7307 1 3,4 0 ..
sungr AI(D LAMBS.
The supply on sale today was odd
inably larger than It has been for vilwal
weeks, BB hind, and this being tiecase,
with no Laproxeramit lathe dennind the
market was sluggish, though alter all,
the best 'hulas brought 91,176, fall Prim.
One bunch of prime wooled sheep, av
agin 115 lb s, brought MO, which
springum, and a couple of butiches of
lards brought li3Xoo‘
head. C Ipped sheep • may be fairly'
quoted a 534@6 cts, and-wooled at RP;
that, is do "Inman to. prima, and moat
of the eh--p on sale drday were sold
within the above range.
Joshin sold 17 head of common
wool s h at 11534 par head.
Stake Bro. sold 13 head of lambs
averaging about 55 law. at 3,50 r head.
M. Humes 60 good woole s d sheep pe aver
aging 854g90 lbs—held at 7 cis.
Jacob Mon 105 common wool sheep,
' held at 53 per bead.
Stouffer & Sheltemantle 125 good to
extra wooled sheep; 634@t3 cts; 11 lamrs
at 53,4.
John WalleriLsold 85 mixed sheep it
an average of it per head. _
Aull d Myers 270 head; sold 105 head
In one lot at 52}, and 20 in another at
6 eta per pound.
Neely & McMillan 127 bead clipped
from Beaver Co.; sold the tope at 53(06
ids per lb.
Johoalhan Davis sold 55 head of com
mon to fair clipped, at 342)53.k.
Boos.
The retell market continues very slow,
and le not likely to Improve much with
warmrweather rapidly approaching, and
with the advent of summer, too demand
for fresh pork la very light. Compared
with last week prices are lower, and we
now quote, Ina retail way, at 8f l 0 cis
per pound.
Hull sold 24 head to . Boyer at 9 cis;
and Dillon wholesaled 2 car loads to
Emerick dr. Co. at same figure.
J. &S. Needy had a car load on sale,
but had not sold up to 10 o'clock.
HARKETA HT TELEGRAPH
- -
Nsw YORK, April 25.-Cotton is a
shade firmer, with !sales of 9,000 bales at
2334%23%e for middling uplands. Flour:
Receipts 7,769 bbls. Flour is Sc better
for low grades, with sales of 7,400 bide at
81,60%4.65 for superfine State and west
ern; 54,80%5,40 for extra State:l4,B3o
5.40 for extra western; 55,2506,15 for
white wheat extra; 54,90%8 for round
hoop Ohio;' $5,2506 for extra St. Louis,
and 56%8 for good to choice do. Rye
flour steady, with sales 250 bbla at 54,2 5
®5,05. Oorn meal quiet and unchanged.
Whisky quiet; sales 250 bbie at 51,06 , 4®
1,07 for (r.Z, molting quiet. Wheat-re
ceipts of 77,179 buahebn the market Is a .
shade firmer for - spring, and dull and
heavy for winter with sales of 7,200
bushels at 51,0201,03 for spring, 51,11®
1,13 for No. a spring, 91,1534 for In store
No. 1 spring, $1,23®1,25 for winter red
and amber western, 51,50 for good white
State. Rye (pilot and unchanged. Bar
ley unchanged; sales of 6,000 bushels at
72340 for western, 960 for Canada. Corn
unchanged; sales of 39,000 bush at 11,11
01,14 for new mixed western, 51.16 for
new western yellow, 51,12 in store, 111.18
delivered old relied western, 51,1035 for
Inferior new white southern. Oats
steady; sales of 34,000 Muth at 59%45600
for western in store, 610 for delivered
680690 for Ohio and State. Stock of
grain in warehouse' wheat 1,532,807
bush, corn 208,051 bush, oats 588.308
bush, rye 31,2.47 bush, barley 178,627
bush, malt 98,761 bush, peas 4,996 bush.
Rice doll. Mine firm. Molasses dull,
sales of 560 lihds clayod Cuba at 8730.
Sugar in moderate request, sales of 568
hhda at 931@10e for Cubs, 93.1010340 for
Porto Rico. Petroleum quiet, 14350 for
crude, 260 for refined. Hay firm at 85
for shipping and 95(0)105 at retail. /Hops
firm, 16%260 for American. Pork
a shade firmer and closing heavy.
I with sales of 1,150 bbla at 8J7,95
for mesa, 521,50%22 for prime, and
524%44,25 for prime mess; also 500 bbls
mem, seller June, at VS. Beef steady, -.
with sales of 330 bbls at 510®15 for new
plain mesa, 514®17,50 for new extra mess.
I Tierce beef firm. Beef hams steady,
I with sales of 240 - packages at iyi@l2c
for shoulders, 15% @leaps for o hams.
Middles quiet and steady. Lard firm,
with sales of 370 tierces at 15% ®16%0 for
steam, 1634017 c for kettle rendered:also
lone elearn, seller April, May and
eat 16%®16340. Butter steady at
14@i0o for Ohio. Cheese quiet at 140
17c. Freights to Liverpool firm; ahlp.
manta of 30000 brush wheat per steamer
at 4sl.
Lcderd..-Flour closed a 'bade firmer, 1 1
with a fair export and home trade de. '
mend. W heat Irregular and unsettled;
spring quiet and firm; winter dull and '
declining; sales No. 2 spring at 51,09® I
1,18; winter red and amber western, I
51.23%1,35. Rye quiet and firm at 51% 1
1,03 for western. Oats dull at 59%c for
western in store. Corn quiet at 11, 0% 1
1,13 for new mixed western. Pork arm I
at 528 for mess, Aprll or May, and $2B
was bid, seller Jima. Beef quiet and
steady. Cut meats firm and moder tely
active Bacon nominal. Lard firm; .000
tierces prime steam for May, bm ght
16,%c, and 16340 is now asked, 16 le
offered for ep,t, and 16%c le asked. 'ga
quiet and unchanged.
Colo/Leo, April 25.-Exchange un.
changed. Flour firm and 1234 15c
higher for upper grades, with sal of
spring extras at $3,70(43,75. Wheats mar
and 2.(g3e higher, with mien of No 2 at
85454834 e; closing at 85340: uncha gad
this afternoon. Corn firmer and 1 , (.420.
higher, with lodes at 37%860 cash, 0469
8934 c seller May for No. 2; this (tor
noon the market was easier at 34c
seller May. Oata excited, with sal of
No 2at 45%%4630; closing at 45®45350
cash and 4604630 seller May. Rye quiet
and steady. Highwines quiet at $l,Ol
for wood and 51,02 for iron. Mesa pork
dull at $27,50®27,75. Lard 16016360.
Mesta firmer and 3‘43 her with melee
of dry salted shou ld ers )
gat lie and rough I
sides at 14c. Receipts for the past 481
hours: 3646 bbls flour, 4150 hi s :
r i wheat,
44,848 bush corn. 18,765 bustil oats. 375
bush rye, 8848 bush barley, hogs.
Shipments: 7993 bets flour, 77,282 bush
wheat, 35,145 bush corn, 19,763 Mishaps,
1120 bush rye, 1670 bush barley, B=B
hogs. Freights dull and firm' at to for
oats to Buffalo.
CINCINNATI. April 25. -- Flour un
changed. Ifamiiy 55®5,25. Wheat in
ale:Me - demand at $1.1IX0) 1 , 12 . - choice
5113. Corn firm at 90 ®92e. Oats In
fair demand at 550623. Rye 95497 c.
Barley unchanged. The Chamber of
Commerce has decided that on and after
the first of Slay next 30 pounds shall be
a bushel of oats, which is in ponformity
to the State law. The custom has been
In this market to take 33 wands. Cot
ton firm at 2234 c, demand fair. Tobacco
active at full rates. Whisky is
held firmly at 51,01@1,02; buyers I
offer 51. Maw pork tending upward and ,
Is held at 527, buyers 128,50. Bulk
shoulders 110113$0, aides 149914360, but I
15350 asked. Bacon firmer ; shoulders
have been mid at 12350, aide" held at 15%
(glee for clear rib and in clear there is
not much done owing to the IifTECIOSA of
holders. Lard held at 16148917 34 less
offered. Eggs declined to 160. Butter is
unchanged. Cheese unchanged. Lin
seed ell 88®900 Lard oil in good de
mand at 51,2501,28. Petroleum 25%270
for refined and steady.
Sr. Lome, April 25.-Tobacoo steady
st 118®11,50 cowmen to medium leaf, and
1112,50© 18 good manufacturing. Cotton
firm 7.144:02 2 34 0 . Hemp is Arm and un
changed. Flour quiet; fall superfine 1 4
%4.20; X 14.40; MX.114,60644,75; family
$5,8540. Wheat firm at tiOo for No. 2
spring; 850 No. 1 do; No 2 red fall 51,03
®1,05; choice to fanny 51,20%1,40. 03rn
bouyant and higher 94®95.3 mixed; 95®
97 yellow: 96c®11 white. Oats firm and
better 56%570. Barley du1151,10 choice 1
Canadian. Rye firm 77®1400. Whiskey
dull and lower 51,02. Oroceriee steady
and unchanged. Provision! firm and I
not much done. Pork $28,60®29. Dry
salt meats held higher, 10340 retuned for
shoulders; clear rib sold at 14350: Bacon
stiff: shoulders lac; clear rib 16c; clear
16%e. Lard firmer 15%0 steam.
PHILADILITIIA, April 25.-Flour dull;
northwestern extra family 55,25%5,75.
Wheat dull; rod 51,25%1,80, with° 51,35.
Rysll,os. Corn unsettled; yellow 51,14%
1,15. Oats In fair demand. Petroleum is
unchanged and quiet. Whiskey nominal
at 51,03, wood, and 51,07, iron bound.
Beef cattle dull and a fraction lower;
sales 1,500 extra at 934 @lee, fair to good
734589 c, common 6997 c. Sheep in fair
demand at 7359990. Hogs dull and lower,
2,300 head sold at 511,50®13,50, the latter
for prime corn fed.
Curver..arro, April 25.-Flour steady
and unchanged. Rye floor quiet at $4,75
%5,50 per bbl. Wheat quiet and un
changed. Corn-Old and new mixed
held y
at 950, No 1 yellow at 98c.
Oats
stead at 570 for 1 State. Rye firm
at 90(.5195c. Barley No
quiet and held at 85
0930 for State, 95c0111,05 for Canada.
Petroleum quiet and unchanged, eastern
buyers offering 22350 for refined for May,
and 230 for June In round lots; crude is
steady at 55,10 per bblon s pot.
BALTIXOIti. April 25 .- Floor steady.
I Wheat Ilan; Maryland amber 11,40(41, 56 .
Corn active; white 51,1001,12, yellow
dull at 51,10. Oats 6345650. Rye 95099
' 51,10. Mesa pork - firm at 529. Bacon
I active: rib aides 1630, clear sides 17c,
I shoulders 183,133‘c, hams 19®200. Lard
firmer atl 183;017e. Whiskey quiet at
Dwraorr. April 25.-Wheat: white
I very firm, but unchanged; amber scarce
and higher; extra white 51,81; No. 1 do
51,21; regular 51,06; amber 51,100411.
11.06.
Corn quiet at 900. Oats a shade weaker
at 156 e. Bran $18; coarse middling 522.
Clover seed nominal at 59.
Mammas, April 25.-Cotton quiet and
firm at 22350; reoelpts, flatbed= experts,
1920 tales. Flour st. 14,50®6,50. Corn
dull at 51,10.. Oahe 350. nay 522, Bran
127. Lard 16017350. Pork Is retailing
al 520. Bacon: shoulders Is3o, sides
MILWAV April 25.-Floor nomi
nally firm. Wheat weak
steady
90 for No. 1,
and 85% for No. 2. Oats steady at 663$
Oar 2. Coma and :bMday niaralnaL
Patellrm at 72 Ter No. 2.
A. CNC:WI% April 25.-Cattle active for
far- Mawr grades and 1543200 higier, 011 6 0
as 8.15 for cows to extra: ahtleplng beeves.
-f Hogs lasedy and fairly aetlye u WA®
8,85 for light to heavy.
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PITTSBURGH_ D.AILT GAZETTE: TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1870.
Live Stoct Markets.
, . - •
Ntrw Toast, April W.—The dead meats
were cleaned out Saturday, leaving the
butchers hungry. The 6,000 beeves for
the week prove scarcely sufficient.
There were Tit nrs to-day at Comniuni.
paw and- 67 each ,at Weehawken and
One Hundredth street, makldg 3,550
head. They were early sold. The wea
ther is coming favorable and the quality
of stock is fair. Prices are 13340 for bulls
up to 1750 fur a few extra steers. Most
of the sales were at 15 to 16®16340; such
as 130 . prime Nebraska steers. 78:
cwt. at 1534@17c: 120 Illinois, 734
cwt., at 15016W0, 90 Missouri, 7 cwt. at
l 5 40, orabont the average of the mar
ket, making an advance of ,ql2)%c, and
closing very firm. The total number of
Sheep la 13,400 head; to-day there were
7 cars arrived at Forty-elghth street, 6 at
Communipaw and 1 at Weehawken; the
market Is firm at former prices at
Sc for very thin sixtydive pound
Ohio sheared, six cents for two
cars of 76 Ibis, 70 fora car of 87 lbe and So
fora deck of 98 lbs. Spring, lambs are
i
worth 15(4206. Total ecelpts of hogs,
12.700 head; to-day , : 40 cars and market
off again to 125f@ 1 2 3 4 foe dressed. Two
cars Illinois, 100 to't fpolinda sold alive
at 9x%0. and a car of 60 pounds Ohio at
934 cents. i i
ST. Louts, April —Cattle steady 44
@e7,25: Ho gs
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
PrITSBUSO.III, CII4OIIINATI AND ST.
Louis Itairmoan, April 25.-180 half
kga w lish,.J.Ccinnor; 7 bgs corn, 12 do
barley, McHenry R H; 28 bgs corn, 163
de—oats, Bingham C & Co; 10 bge rage,
Christy &P: 1 oar oats, Meanor & H; 3
kgs butter, F 0 Craighead; 20 bga corn,
S Hood; 13 do do, P Duff & Soo; 60 do
oats 40 do corn. Meanor & 11; 4 kge
lard, Head dr. ht; . 2 tuba butter, a Kos Jri'
200 bbis flour, Schomaker & IA 1 car
lumber, J M Seibert; 2 do wheat, R T
Kennedy; 8,500 f brick, J Woods & Co, ;
50 this whisky, F Evert; 18 bblv grease.
W B Hays; 3 bales leatber, J Canary; 24
caddies tobacco, Weyalan & Bro; 100 .L:6
starch, 24 caddies tobleeo, E Hsarfeton;
4 tibia syrup, - .1 Stevenson; 5 toe d
beef. F Sellers . 4 Wide tobacco, W
Taylor; 6 tee tarns, J A Renshaw; 6do
do, DalaOU T; 6do J .
Watt, L & Co;
6 WA' 1 oil, B L Fahneatock; 6 bolts to
bacco, John Fullerton; 10 cases wine,
Little & M; 24 caddies tobacco, John Cal
win; 25 bbl' whisky; Dillinger & El; 15
cans oil, Haub' &E; 10 hf butts. 20 cad
dies t o y H & W Jenkinson; 1 car
staves, W Heating.; 100 bbls flour, Dan
Wallace; 2 tee hams, W Haslage; 8 cad
dies tobaoco, R T Weddell; 50 buckets
tar, J Wilson & Son; 100 do do, J Can.
non; 100 do do, J S Dilworth; 6 WA hams,
2do bacon, .1 Porterfield; 15 do lard;
- Dalsell & T; 3 cars wheat, R T Kennedy;
1. car wheat, J M Boulgarder; 1 car
horses, John . Spencer.
CLEVELAND, AND PITTSBURGH EMS
/WAD, April 25.-3 cars pig iron, Nimlck
& Co;3 dole ore, Brady's Bend Iron Co;
60,000 shingles, Slack & Sholes; 1,632
blooms iron 6 cars do, J Moorhead; 42
"bbla dyewtiod, 50 bra do, B L'Fahrie
eta* & Cu; 6 bbls 011, J Hammok. & bon;
60 bre log wood, J Henderson & Bros 40
bbbi glean, Agnew& Wilcox; 8,000 ft pine
lumber, .1 Heath: 50 bxs h Ware, Secorab
& Co; 6 palls c tobacca, 1 bx do, Wm Lon
ton;2 bxs mdse., A Pershing; lot fug:attire,
Lemon & Weise; 15 bxs scales, Fair
banks, hi & lb; 60 Ulla brooms, J Con
ner; 1 iron boiler, W B &sire; 1 cask
point, Citizens Lead Works; 6 bxs glass
ware, Dlthrldge & Sou; 19 bx sewing
machines. Smith & Forroeter; 12 empty
hlbbis, Pier, Dsnuals & 00; 7.d0 do,
Darlington Brewery; 3 eke coffee, T
Jenkins & Bro; 392 ski oats, B 0 Hen.
derson; 2 bbls eggs, SS Marvin; 11 cone
old rope, Godfrey a Clark; s pipe, 11
1,1 Collins; 45 eke oata,,Roee a Ewing. 1
1 bbl dapples, 2 ban bacon, Carter ' MC°.
&Ox 1 oacon, W Grafi: 1 6 bbla
whisky, .1 Selfreth dr. Co; '6O blot torpe
does, Iteymer & Bro; 1 bbl apples, 1 do
eggs, Head & 111; 60 bbls m dust, Arm
strong Bro & Co; 4 bbla apples., 6 do dry
apples, Woodworth & Davldaon; 6 do do,
Voigt, Mahcod Co; 2 cars PIIZ metal,
Lewis, Oliver &P; 1 dodo, Union Inn
Mills; 1 do do, Graff, B & Co.
PITTELEILIRGE FOOT WAYNE AEG CHI
CAGO RAlLacien. April ;25.-4 cars Ore,
Hussey, Wells & Co; 200 sirs barley,
Pier, 1) h Co; 10 bbla flour, 1, J Blau
chard; 10 bge ioap, Johnson at C;
' slut rags, Godfrey er.C; 2110 bbls flour, T
Jenkins & Bro; 1U bills forks. Logan.
I Gregg & Co; 20 big starch, .1. A Renshaw;
1 car potatoca. Volgt, 31 h Co; 10 bbls
potatoes, W C Armstrong; 11 aks raga,
It Christy; 2 cars metal, titmice & Cu; 3
do do, Totten & 0o; 3 do do, Hallman & '
/1; 2 do do, Graff, B & Co; 7do do,
Bryan &0; 31 bbla broken glare, Can
geld, J & Co; 33 bbls peas, Voigt, M &
00; 27 bbla peas. Bruggerinan & 0; 25
bbls 1011, 20 cases, do, Rees 'Owens; 10
canes lard, W B Hays ,t 13o; 60 Coble al
cohol, Hostetter & S.
PITT aution & Corrxxxxsvii.xn
ROAD, April 25.-3 care metal, Dunbar
Iron Co; Ido Evervon Presto
60 bbla wh is ky,
,
J Finch & Co ;
lOU do
do, A 0 McGrew; 02 sks-corn, Scott
bdle psper, Smith Jr. Fnulelw. 1 ear
nem Ido oats, Ido grain, J Schsoppe
& Co; 42 Ws whisky, Dan Wallace; Ilfl
aka cote, P Duff dc Son; 60 bbla whisky,
1211511 & adechling; 72 obis cement, John .
Mooney; 50 eke oats, & Son.
A.l.l..soazxr STATION, April 25.-7
pkgs tobacco, Rh J H Elton; f cki
cheese, B Jenny; 1 car lime, J K Shinn;
[c bxs coop, M. h
a .l H bullerton; 2 Cara
cooperage, Rely
h It; 1 car lumber, .1
lamas; 2 caddies tobacco, It & W Jankln-
I son; 1 car barley, H Hardt; 8 hide., 2
bbls tallow, Lappe & Weise; 4 bbls eggs,
Liefendofer; 1 do do, 1 pkg butter, -
Dyer; tear cooperage, .1 M. Hemphill.
ALLILIMMTY VALLEY FLAILAGAD,
April 25,-163 ski rags, McElroy & CO; 1
bbl eggs, Paul &Gibson; 1 car coal, Kier.
Foster &K; 66 do do, Armstrong, D &
0e; 18 do do, Coleman, Rehm & OD; 3 sks
wool, E. G Smith; 1 car lumber, S II Mar
tin; 1 do do, B S Thompson.
IMPORT'S IST ,RIVER
ZANNEVILLII PER &MEESE , Juts.a. No.
2, April 25.-213 bbl. egg., 4 htids
bacoo, 100 - bbl,' flour, Clarke& Co; 22 bbla
apples, 4 do eggs, W H Graff & Co; 20
bbis flour, 2do apples, 1 sack d peaches,
Campbell & Coulson; 17 bids eggs, 36 eke
potatoes, 2 pkgs hotter, .1 N Lyon; 7 Ws
apples. 1 do cider, J A Graff a Co; 1 bbl
eggs, 2 kga apple butter, Volgt, 1,1 &Lb;
1 20 ale flour, 05 do apples; 8 pkgs butter ,
J Pettit; 2bble apples, 9 aka potatoes,
Woodworth & Davison; 9 bbls egg', 1 bz
butter, C Hartman; 100 aka potatoes, 26
bble apples, 8 do eggs, 5 pkgs apples but/
ter, Randolph & 8; 42. pkp rye, Hugh
Knox; 207 mks potatoes, W J Steel a Rrol'
GO do do, Jackson & D; 38 bbis apples, 11
do eggs, J Twiggy; 42 chairs, J W Wood
well a Co; 114 do do, Dealer & Son; 124
do do, Lemon & W; 38 do do, Example &
Co; &I bbla potatoes, 7 do apples, 0 Green;
100 oil bble, C A Wormcaatle; 1,000 It
lumber, 3 bbl. sorgum, 10 do "mph's, H
Rea Jr; 4 bbl. eggs, Head A Metzger; 5
pkgs butter and eggs, V Singer; 8 do do,
II Riddle; 6 do do, P Duff & Son; 63 pkgs
produce, Benito° & Rice.
WHEELING nta-isser.a, April 25.-33
eke potatoes, 0 Arbuckle,' & Co; 4 casks
ware. Bennett, F a Co; 2 pkgs cigars,
11 Ehrlich; 25 beg h ware, Fleming, A &
Lb; 12 eke potatoes. C Ferman; bbla
apples, W H Graff & Co; 870 bdls paper,
Godfrey & Clark; 10 kga washers, Lewis.,
Oliver & P; 10 bales paper stock, O P
Markle & bon; 12 bbl. apples, 1 do,
onions, Miller & Son; 66 eke potatoes'
D A McDonald; 68 bundles piper, Pitts
burgh Paper , Manuf Co; 60 legs nails
Reed & M; 82 eke corn, Geo Stewart; 20
bola potatoes. Volgt, 31& Co; 26 eke oats,
O S 'Yeager; 1 box cigars, J Zimmerman.
Pis -Tennison, Baowersmes AND Us.
NEVA PAEEId Co., April 25.-15 bales
hay, Johnston • & Mee. 62 bgs corn,
Campbell & lbulson; 18 mks rags, L
Mooney; 78 eke oats, J O Schauppe & Co;
15 bales hay..l W Holley; 7L bgs oats, 21
do corn, Hell'it Ritchart; 2 doe brooms,
S P Shriver 0:1; 3 bbis apples, .8 B
Floyd & Co; 9 kgs butter, Volgt, M & Co;
27 bbla oil, O F Mankedick; 49 eke oats,
W D West Bro; 64 eke corn, McCracken,
&l:k"; 814 mks oats, 32 do wheat, 87 do
corn, McHenry a Hood; 82 do oats, 1 bbl
whisky, AS Carlisle.
AUCTION SALES
SUBURBAN LOTS
On 191CDNISDAY, ♦Drll 111111. se 11 o'clock
•. ■.. will De told on the Dread...
a Lola of a half sera sash.
a Lots of use awl • half autos ear
Il Lot of Iwo sad a gamete.. mores.
Situated at Jack'. Bea l finely sdapted for mbar•
ban bootee, thick ty planted with Trutt Trete and
arm” Views, ever to Railroad Station. adordlell
beautiful river sad landscapaviews. gnu adjoin.
Iron.
properties of Meson. - Watson. length and
Old•
Goad water. Pure alr, go)d roads . and good
saighborttood generally. renders to a 'erg nt•
trective location for private residence..
!lane et INA Federal street. Take 10 o'clock
train Mut &Real:may Depot.
ANNA INSCRIANCE STOCKS.
.95—TUMSDATICYZNINCIt Abel SOW. le 'l%
does. mill be .old on .001111 noel . of also UOM.
merdat Sales Rooms, 100 thaltbeeld street.
90 shares Peoples , Nat West Bank; •
1U shares St coma NaUonal Sankt
5 shares KtyttOna flaying* Bank;
- 30 sherry Peansynasts Insures. , Ceo. •
, sESS A . lltaLyr,9l-99. Aaetbiseer.
DREKA.
Szapattcr and retell diater In
Ii IN IiMATIODOESBNOt
WEDDING. YISMII6. PANTY AND BUSINESS
. CARD ENGHILANIOI6,
11011081telet, AR M& ILLIINCISATINIS le,
Orden by nal sleeve sunset otteutum. Send
LOCI Chestnut sa.,reins.
RIVER NEWS.
The river continues to recede' steadily
at this point with 8% feet in the channel
last evening.
Business continues Blow at the land
ing, freights for all pointe being scarce,
but it Is hoped that there will be an
early improvement.
The Arlington, Capt. Den Moore, is
the regular packet for Cincinnati to.
day, leaving at 12 o'clock. She is, 1.1 all
respecte, an excellent boat; offers mime
tier inducements to passengers and has
plenty of room for freight. Messrs.
Shepard and Bunting are associated to.
gather In the office.
The Juniata left Cincinnati on Sunday.
Among her passengers la Capt. Jack
Chambers, of Memphis and Arkansas
river fame.
Capt. John Woodburn was to have left
Cincinnati yesterday for Memphis.
The • Messenger, . earoute from St..
Louis, has 350 tons iron ore for Wheeling.
James Kerr Jr., missing clerk of the
Grand Era, telegraphed from St. Louie
on Saturday that he would meet tho
boat at Belmont. Fie was detained by
some 'personal difficulty of a private
nature. -
The Julia arrived from Zanesville,
and will return again today at 4 r. m.
As venal, sne brought a large supply of
The
The Mollie Ebert, Capt. 0. W. Ebert,
is announced for Now riol3llll, and pas
sengers and shippers can rely on the
Mollie going clear throush.
The Lorena, Capt. Saul Shuman, is Eal
ing up steadily for St. Louis end the
Upper hieseleeippl..
• The new steamer Fontanelle, Capt.
Shaw, Ia announced to depart today for
Bt. Louis and Missoiirl River. ~'
—Wm. Ford, a well-known Cincinnati
and New Orleans pilot, after an illness of
two months, is able to be out again.
The Leonidas arrived at Cairo on
Friday. five days and thirteen hours out
from New Orleans.
—The Arkansas river wee falling at
list accounts with 43‘ feet at Little
Rock.
—The tilendale arrived at St. Louis on
Friday lmt.
RIVER PACKETS.
~VANRVILLE_AAU NARIIVILLE
OK EVAN
CLAttEOVILLK AND
_
rplencLO t.t.trorr ,_
CAMEI.I IL
L.
34
lo ° r ' ta ago ' ;;
Vi• itorttmalte: Clort. Nrlll4;istainmr.
Aprt,
sod totorntedlote W. O.
"th " r m.
arc' sptOr on board or to
oVIV'reY"LbAt(7I27{.I)ItLINIPI4 00D. Agrotit
MENPUISJAND NEW ORLEANS
on MEMPHIS ANDidget
NZW ORLEANS. — The •plc ,
Itid Red clmmudloer
MOLLIE ZBI&RT. ...... Csmt. U. W. EuzaT.
Clerk. Btavaih t ht pprr.. will 1eave.... 1, 9 ,
e on
WZDNEZD•Y. Aprll3l7m.
:cja " . ' 7All ger (MLISIVLIV.Vigt.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI'
FIR ST. LOUS, KEO.adr ai t
AUK •U BT. PAUL.—Tbe
elffitErt.7nr....t.7•Ttfir. FucaLer.. Com'',
Clerk. Capt. James M. Vmdergrar, will hareem
serrve_!srt TUILBI3 n Yr April Beth-
~ .t. l ßc . .r t
rr "g" " P nIfI s tiTONT. ' Co.. A Rees..
CAIRO AND . ST. LOUIS
FOR CAIRO. 8 T.l d dr im b
LOlllB At MIKSOUIII RIVER.
he new yaskenger oteamer
VONTENF.LLE. ..... JOWN S. WHAW, (wet r, •
Ir aye as, above ow TDEMDAY. April tt Ott,
for trAglit or ps‘ssore PPP! , on tootot or to •
YLACK C CULLIZIERVOUD, Afents.
CINCIPINATI
PITTSBURGH AND ()MIN
PACKET LINK
The neer and splendid side-wheels .
JLTNIATA.Capt. C. L. Ilazahas.
urn kayo Pittsburgh for Cincinnati EVERY
TigUltsll A'a at 12 oieloak bromptly. Return
ing. 2111 leav e Cincinnati V.VERY SUNDAY at
12 M.
Tor freight or malage, away on board or to
! ' EL ACK a CULLING .1 (191)
to ! JAMES COLLINS. A/M[lU.
TTSDURGII AND CINCL
PACKET LINE.
The u.•.• su.l ~,I,u,ll,llkide..l., l si lia rm t
Ste.ntr. 4111.17 , UTUff..DANIF.f.
.
MVOS., saw., IS•smat . ...o. Oler luavc•
rittsburgb, fur CluClnetpti 41..7 TUNISDAY .t
IA M• pr , J.PUT. Atat...tax. leaves Clactnnatl
tut rlttsbrab. at IS eve r) FRIDAY.
For fret ikL. smear, or otticr talcinnatloo..r
ply on board or to
(.1 irtr.ClS C /P T 6./ r. L el.lll . - 0 WOOD. Agoc4o.
NOTICES
ar - 00 -
DE. beiter.leett•Nrubilomuelltur torw.
"Aar IthlLV:rarilllTAZ , "l . : 10, th,
cure spepsta and all the Debtiltated Candi
oft[lent bolitweace.4
DR. eCHItIeCK•6 MANDKIKIL fo
Dbeasca of the Liver or to act as • tieelle rtir
Kathi
Alt oe.
f there three illeilici•er are alert required
lu caring CensumpUou, thougq the Pattoonte
resin alone has cured maey. desperate rare,
The Seawed Tonle and heal tale
Pills. unmet la
regulating the litonitach and Liver, man kelp the
Pulnionic Syrup to digest aud search through the
Mood veraels, imam a cure to soon el,
l Tore. Medicines arc eorisclentionely orb__ ,
the Public as the only are. retie'. 1.13,1 rellabi_
remedy fur Pulmonary consumption. ad for all
those morbid condition• of the body which Iced
peyote l &woe. Lira( atypical and 1-17.•
peyote ate often forerunner of Consumption.
ad weep they matrest then:metres they malty
the too t prompt attentau. •
The Ifulmoule Strop le a medicine which has
had a long probationbefore the public. Devalue
has been proved by the thousand ave. It has
01.01 three( la a period of more than *Mar -dye
yeah. In allot which time its reputation has In.
ereamd. and the most obstlata skepticism eau
nolonger doebt that it Is a remedy which may
hr
osed witheohtletence in all cases which admit
of &cure. •
If Um patiat per.ercringly follow the di
rections which
it each bottle. he Will
meanly be cured. hi. lanes ars not wo much
wasted to make a cure possitle. Leen la eibee
apposed to be Incurable, when Mends and play-
Las iir b ett ' Vc 7 111. 1 7 ' 21g ;L e l el f t M iel=
him to perfect health . ,
Dr. karmic does not toy that all cases at Pulri
myna, Ceneumfddon are within the reach of
medicine, bathe emphaticelly amene that often
- ben paneets have the most alarming symptoms,
such as a violent cough, creeping chills, night
yereays, general debility, even to leek a degree
Meat they ere obliged to lie le bed. and when
they me stern op by tale phalcian they may &Ull
a eared. 1 0 0 medical treatment can create, uew
langs. somehe the tunes oe ray mayed
find to extent destroyed, a are tie of
leeted by 11r. Sehentk • • medicate.
Auto. In tkroroloos Thema, mac medicines
are mostly ciloant. Dr. Schenck has photo
graphs oft
tt:t4T u r ir T c ht 71MeriennaW„Tg and now
watch most be able to healevelties In' Um lonia
In UM Mutant of Couareption it is us toe
Inmost LLODOrtanee to glee rigor mie taeOhl
tooe to theOpt°. 'Hence it le ItedteelkeY to
strengthen the appetite of the patient sea im•
Prove the digeation. Prover nourishment is re
gaired together with seen means as edit make
the food rally digestible.- The ottelas most
suitable fur the diet of Consumptive patient. as
dealenated in Dr. Scheuck's Almanacs. which
are Ainsibuted gratuitously. In general. the
most hlaly nutritious article. are to he pree
ferred.but the ellgestiveorgans most be et, Math.
reed in order to male either food or medicine
isenicemble. This teadmment is met by the
Seaweed Tonic, and for this purpose It eras doe
ignittedi
When the dismal. , Mears ire pot In goad
order. the foodhes Its proper agents the Mstem
Of the patient Is Inelgorated endive hinge be
lln to eared.° their factions in • nor Mal and
healthy manor. Then the healing power. Of
Palmate Syrup will ellect Use aura
p .12=ZIVIIryi=ran tarlroricatft.
set ' sak's Madras row in , audei P to
Move obstruction. from the Liver and restore its
healthy action. They hare all the eMcacy which
is earthed to calomel or "bloc meal." and ars
warranted not to oonteln • particle of any mitt
crl poisop. These rsit, cure the most obstinate
costiveness, slob headache, pUra bilious erre.
Me, and all other disco. which Arne from •
torpid or °helmeted condition
the Liver. tine
box of these pills will prove MedMl of the
Modica°.
In Constant on the lea Weed Tonle and Man
drake TIII. a laminable auxiliary medicines
m
They rollere tee sufferings of two patient and
avel one Polmonle Syrup In a Mire.
They ft
have been toned meat in ada cflecta pte g d
etagers
or Cousumution, where the lunge sin almost
tire', destroy./
t end all symptoms warding to
ruitt. dr' Tl:gesrilliit i ntrirt i trral= l
smiths inicandielon have at. Prearlred roe
by the use of tlelicack's three great rem
ales.
Dr. Schenck'. Almanac antra. a foil treatise
on. the radon. form. of disease. his mode of
treatment,
h ednera directios how
Apemenhis
mediate, csa had gran., o r gent ym h t
samara his Principal oMce,l No. 10. North
1710th etreat. Philadelphia. pa I •
Price or the Maputo Syrup ad Seaweed Toe.
ie eah 61,54) per hotUe, or 111,60 half dams..
Mandrake 1 . 111,MS cents &box. Tor sale by all
druggt.t. AeZed&T
Iag — DOCTOR WUITTIER CON .
11}11.111:5 TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
NEARER. That nuterove Mess of cameo result
ing fromself-abase. prOdOClng U1112•1111111p4,
tenon.lrriteldlity , eruption.. semMel
emissions. and gristly Impotency permanentlY
cured. 'Petteln amiebed with delicate, toms:ate
and long standing constitution.' eromplauts are
politely invited to call for osneultation. which
00111.5 nothing. EZlKrlellee. Linnet,. °near-nem.
hu esibled Wm to wince& remedial at ono. effi
cient. sea, permanent. and which la rust eases
can be al gid without Itindranes to 1)11111112211. Med
icines prepared In the establishment, which em
brues otticc, reception and waiting rooms; alm
bunting and Meseta' apartments for patleate
requiring daily attention. and vapor
and cheall thus oonoentrating the fasted
'anent urine. o matter who bus fallen,
slate your eon. Read whet be • unit Ole pam
phlet of env pages. sent to any addreu for two
stun* In sealed envelope. Thousands of cues
_treated mtnuallz; at offre sad all over the corm
nes, , C lq " u :O U' W a ;TticenTerr r Ck ' gr t bl Ei mat
Pittsour ' in. Pa. 7 ltoars 9 1 1. to V M. Sun
days MK. to r. li. Pamphlet sant to any ad
dram Mr two UMINN •Sr
•. LEOtJA.TE. Amattockear
LarBATCHELOWS ELURDIE.
—Thi. eldendld Hair Dye Is tbabest In
Me world. Elacudess, rdl.We t Instantancents.
does not contain less. 1 , 01,3ky fttailla ipotioa to
peplums payitlystsOr death. Avoid the vaunted
And delnatve prensinittons nautili virtu
rt .* they
0010 Ivy OL . 3//lneesliLtraii2loo ret i tle!
tion to ophold tts Inteertty as tee only Perfect
.Ine—Blect 0 , Brown. Pohl ny: all Drugs
Ven. Applied MAO Bond ntreet. Y. te7
(V.01.1631T.-100.1 bble.
•virtax,B'ydraulle Unbelstbs best to use.
re. , Sala by - J. IS, Four th FlEL
141 mum.
FREEHOLD - BANK
AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
No. 100 Fourth Me., Pittsburgh.
CAPITAT
PRIVILEGE
tow
Allow Awnrea by
Mad on Time neal
Deposits.'Estate and
wt.
Depo
Int
. Preeldent—!DWA ll l 3 NOM. -
Vice rrciiiiiente — d. a. GUAM ADAK JA
. .
SIMARD HOUSE, WIT.I.IAM PH.LLIPS,
JAMES S. CHAFT, HOWT W. MACKEY,
THOMAS STHO M TEL,
W .IARED M. HHOSEI.
AS . HAWS
&CUL.] sod Tremem — THOMAS STEEL.
Ambits. Cashler—JAMES P. SPEER.
(Mice ho , re fr..= 9 o'clock A• ■. to 4 o'clock
. dolly and every Saturday events, from 7
010. a ..7twal
11 ECM !LINKING CO.,
No. 92 Fourth Avenue,
PITTBDUIieII.
BE=
ockholders Individually Liable.
W. H. $Y MASON. W. C. MACRUM,
CARMEL
CICE=I
ALEXANDER RATES. JOHN LINDSAY.
W H. axteist.n4, JOHN 0. PHanLlll3.
W. 0. HUUHABT. B.
JACOB KLEE.
Collentlone made on all aicamlble polutcot the
Untied States and Canada..
INTEREST allowed On TIME DEPOSITS.
Promo attention ileen WWI bulkiness of eor.
emondents,
PrIdafTIONAI BANK,
Wood St, cor. Second Avenue.
INTEREST MID ON DEPOSITS.
Bold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
DODGEM AND SOLD.
A. BEAMAY, President,
W. VANKIII.K. Vim rre.a141.. , ..
o.i•JAT CYKI3IICLAIMIC. Jn.. C.hler.
14:lat140 1 )Hilbiki 71
OE' rrx-rr4nuisciaa.,
MEM
Safe Keeping of Valuables,
Under nnarnntee. and the rantinn of Safes In ils
Firs and Burglar-Proof Vaults.
No. 83 FOURTH AVENUE
President—WlLLlAM PHILLIPS.
Vico Presldeot—llENST LLOYD.
DINSCTOWS:
WILLIAM rtuct.L03.1111(1102•1 H. PAINTER,
HENRY LIA.1(I), , Jot 3. MORRIOOM.
V/ W 4L L L "A IA M IIt K M EA . L . TOIt.CI U IWIT RU LdrO S . L II A U C OIi K kt.
.1401. I. MONNIXT.
Tkluo-fl. F. VOIN HOISMIIIOIIIIT.
Otool &A LT Horn o f o'clock
2 Fifth Amin, Pittsburgh, I%
CAPITAL. 1100.000.
STOCKROOM INDIVIDUILLT MOLE.
I4TEBBOj
OR ILAN E ID
X. 4: Cl i i A n N
E
Rouitht Imd *old. an 4 when dcaltrt remitted to
=t7,;( VL:
V9Aqno.lPAnfLfrrL
3;1117 TAZaerlr. •••:•
W• N. MORGAN. Casdif.r.. "
InniCrO.A.
Javan M r
Huai, /Wtt e t ,
Terence Cam.
Jame. Chelan,
H. A. Trerroate
TlMmasitarna,
Thtrl ct om.* Hawk..
rs Hum
. .
•
Chas..
Ma*lnn
It. J. U race,
MMfflMi
=
HART, CAUGHEIt & CO.,
:HANKERS AND BROKERS,
corner Fourth and Wood Streets,
PITTIIIIITGLI. PA..
MUCCES3OII. TO ItiNNA. BART U.
DWAIII 4
Exchange, Cin, Coupons,
.1
phetleular attgAli&rztd to the eatete
I
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
DraitT an Lendon.
MOLDIER i SONS,
/A •
- 13.A.N1ELMS,
57 MARKET STREET
PTITS . II9IIOIII. PA.
of
thill=Tit:rditra (Vl2a. "'lPat "th"
Stocks,Bonds and other Securities
BOOOLIT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION
r.rtiesur NJA
dal. of
United States Securities
P 4.11.11
COAL AND COKE
OSCAR F. LADIN
MiNIIYACTOSIIRS OF
CONNELLSVILLE 001 a,
DZALICRS LN
Youghiogheny and Anthracite Coal,
PITTMUIIGH. PA.
Office: BOOM 110. 6, Gazette Building.
larCrdels rand. tally solleltel, apnyja
COAL ! COAL'.
Youghiogheny Gas Coal Co.
' Thle Company ere now prepared to furnish the
baT M C l M oes a nd a da q .d an ng Y h eATFAI.R
-•1110 Railroad Depot, foot of Try street, Pate
ton, Pte. or to Yard, WUI beV:11; a ttended
to. a. r. O'HE6I(• Secretai7a
=
CILIIILBS
••ALEA
!ought any and Gonneilsville Coa,
And Rantfaciurer o,
COAL, BLACK AND motirnuenzi) COIL
OIPTICE AND YARD, corner Huth: and
Morton street. Liberty and Clymer etreeth.
Moth ward; slut nocond newts, Mlghth ward.
0000 t [ hot or nano meet. P. C. R. R. DePot.
Beetled ward. t
Ordure left at either of the shore recce, or ed
dies.to me throsnaPinaburgh P. 0...0111 T -
een, promo; swam. 0,
alle.o4roznal".trratim.vaiurra la;
ler bo,Olllehell, thephennon
Co., iey o oPregf,ll2N2l. Egltit
wm. "AWL A co.. J 10. Lyon 6 CA., Janes
ninsball di Co., Allen. Iffolleo A Co., Linton Da
vl : tAlitati:il)4lft:ll,4lll:llle.. S., Ponninloanin B.
r0A1..1 COAL!! MAIM
DICKSON, STEIVA.RT ik•
ii• - rtuu re.ore4 tlxict. , lle• it
NW 667 LIBERTY STIRELf,
,
smut/ 0 1 1 . 00 ,4
ta,.,117 EatT.ltgiNTolll.lBZ u
zirk;
tatrset tele.% price. •
411n.r0 left st ttlet , oflce, or addressed to
.nomtbrongh Me sail. 1.111 tro ettentl/ ra
mom.,
LIGAL
TN TUE COURT OF QUARTER
MiSIONB.IF o. 15, December Maalox., 0511.
M=
•
City of Pittaberili.
And now. April Ad. IWIO, the Mart •Prwitiet
J. W. OVER. Etc . Cominhatoner In tee above
cam. to bear the evidence offered by the parties
Interested and report the woe to tide Cow with
Ids opinion as In .00h modification of the mPort
of viewer. as should be made, If any, and eform
of decree. le.
Prom the It, cord .
JOSEPH BROWNE, Clerk.
Notice Is hereby elven that the eadrrahriced
will attend to the &Mee of his above appoint.
mast at hi. othdr, Not 911 Fifth &wane, on Di&
9th DAY OF MAY. at S r. N. of MOIST when
and where all parties may attend.
J. W. OYES, Onsmlsnionar.
No. Oh Fifth &octane.
azz:l
ARO - BITEOTt3
rr D. EVI.IIIF4-- •
'Aitcrarr.E.cr.
• No. 42 'Fifth A:iireirlie.
Plans and epecU!edtlana prepared Teltkeard far
all !dada of paPPI
CINIEEBI6.
N../ Iwo boxes embus
10
0 00=1 ler We II
J. S. oA.llMilikU. 11111 JIM Alllllll
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN. RAHIL & 00..
I=l
IRON. NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS.
• D IMMIX X. I. X AND JUX
FL A.L . BA.&dpjl i N E D K 4ligniV l K E N t or
ItILNALATES AND IIEADS,._
VENTil,reu p alva ir jfal l i s a
ST E EL .
nP ILI NO.TtArW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL.
STEEL WINOS STE E LUL cute" pattern.
STEEL TEAKS. SLLAYTINU, A. E.
STEEL. -
ACOACH, BOOBY and V LOON SPHINIAI and
CLES.
UT NAILS AND SPIKES.
All Goods First Cass and Warranted.
• OFFICES AND WOIOLS:
-Ilintaentla Street and Allegheny River
and IT Wattar iltreet. Pittsburgh.
mho
. ,
tll 1 '
1
.$51104.1.000
=
HICTCALT• IfIEDRE r N A .X K IL i ki .
k/GO• W. B ABB. 4.41A8.
ersam. Piano's-13 M. KIER.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BABB & PARKIN,
OFFICE,. No, 120 Libtrty Strut,
PirrEIBIIRUH.
felt:dl3
PITTSBURGH
STEEL WORKS.
XISWILISHED IN 1841:
ANDERSON & WOODS,
YAIO/A0:08818 OF
BEST REPINED OAST STEEL
Of even desfAIPO.A. ADO. tAft
Refined Gomez Plow and Rpring Steel.
DUNNED EONS AND MIST AVANUIS- POD
bunch. ra.
DUQUESNE FORGE.
wu Asa
Vitiecessor to JOS. HhJt H . &
.ittt the leadheit Tor
'"t44l:fe'tatly 'alrld.ggelerltto ergIVIUS
Alolet, Corklar.B, PINION HOD. LIVIFIIB.
PITMAN JAM.% V? RAILROAD AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVE FRAMES, together with ere.",
deseripUon of SHAPE WORE. (Moo .0 Forge
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Elrod.
WS:MO
prrrsiTuliou
NOVELTY IT OR
Foranded h. D. 1813.
MOORIZAB,ADAIS &
ItA2IIPALCIVAIIIt B 0?
" I NPFI T A A TAN D iItraint a ii rAT.
SCALES. •
1..1 1 TXRAZttI Door
i hr•Altd Latch.,
rr
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, MIMI & CO.,
PITTABIIIIGH, PA
- MlL ' uldacturaill of oven , deecalotlosr of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL.
rff.fiIYTTORAIrIhLATTOW.II BPHINEII3,
A1L.1121, 33V11.1. TULE. 4e.. to.
Warehouse, 88 Water and 100 First Ste.
B LACK DLOIOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & €O.,
Manufacturers of all descriptions of
eirr-MWrir . •
CIS. sad Warehouse. THIRTIETH, THIRTY
/DLIT sad RAILROAD STREETS,
STOvEfti, CASTINGS. &o
COOK STOVE&
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL,
Warranted to Cook, Hake or Bout u
well IS My ether Store In the Union.
BISSELL & CO,
No. 286 Liberty Street.
*lvo, on band and for
PARLOR. STOVES,
inwrire novas.
ORATE rstoTs, VENDEE&
COOSING SkrallCS. Lc.
RAPP, HUMUS & CO
KLIM FAULT:MOS Or ITIZT vaaErnr or
STOVES,
BOSTON COOKING ( RANGE
THE FIERY FURNACE,"
=
THZ NEW ANTI•DUBT COOKING BTOVIR
lIRROULATOR. I. COLUMBIA COOK S_TGVA
zip TAlTAtt,imr.,ll2 wvarm
runri. TußarirTsirbWrittlln and dust;
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH. l'll.
A. BB ADLEN & CO.,
NO. BO WOOD STREET,
Maofooturoro of the Greaten Urletyof
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stores,
Is oar aseoriment will to foetid all the LATEST
PATTERNS AND DePROVEMENTS, sad the
rep mall= of oar Moves is such that any one in
watt of • Rood article should parches* none but
those msonvictured by as, se they will. be foetid
the on durable as well as emaciates!. Would
rgyrizra ch attention t lo oar .... t. yuLcan)
)01 Ittl * lot 1,1141 7 1=1... .totlortlL ' ol ' Ol•
0111.01111 casco... ltat groto n : WOO them proto
nottlL., tot oot totineroor LO miter so , tor
er. for est alOsun LAS, kA
10;ii:izs7teloq:i;11
tnicm2
HENRY BIER 'ac CO.,
JOHN N. COOPER & 00..
Bell and Brass Founders.
INS CASTINGS
MADE. PBOMPt TO MOIL
Iffaleable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
11110111
a, ,1, SUITT tidD YILYIB,
nr mann .*arraner.
IRON COCTECON,
Brass Work of every description for
• Steam, Water and OH.
=ME
XANIIPIXTUBILItS OP J. M. COOPERS COIS
laprend Balance-Wheel Stan Pump.
Agents to Dreyfus , Pateat Ott
ers, the best to the Market.
Olin sad Wins . emu Thleteenstll awl Piss
Streets.
I=3
A 11WOOD & BicCAFFREV,
Maser Lamar street taut Third Arcata.
1=21331
IMAM FOUNDERS AND IRON PIPE Firm .
sad Alardrill [or A. CAXIZON a 00'!
MUM plial PS AND lit,aWkall.
HOLEIRF44 I , MIA, it .
ANCHOR COTTON MILL*
7Latarketsesers of aft WART
AsoHos: AID
aglzerar.lloi *MD "XATTIMICI.
ENGINES, BOILERS. &o,
FO T PIT"
BOILER. STILL AND TANS
NVC/I - 1.1 - K*;.
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
KAN ITYACTUREBA Or
AIL DOUTILIL.PLITED TUBULAR
rIIOC,I4ILL AN U VYLIIIDEA
FINN;
OIL ISTILLN AND MI. TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, ANNKcHINO AND AIOI PAWN.
ISETTLINti PANN,
NN, AMU CON
DENHKILL
!STEAM PIC)* IiANLOIF.TV.H.S AND LEON
BRAN] M,
ZILLINON DOOM AND CULL NOUTES.
01Iles and Wareham.. earner Seen d
Tklrd, Short add /Abater
prrraistruau. PA
or Orders salt to the, sm.* addrvsup be
pm
roPtli to . 7_l6jl_
KINK N. BOLE 86 CO.
Lbr. Point Alley and Duquesne Sift
Engine Buddera, Feninders and
Manufactere BTEAMBOAT iNGINEB ale.
'STATIONARY ENGINES, of Mildew ,
Roeclot attention
I ARY OIL WELL cot low
E 2VVNIIIVILAB
BOILER
r ' ILL S ofirP Stud mWetoordelatoar
Foundry, on a MED BTREaT, below lemltet.
RIGS for ON Wells, !MATTING, PULLEIM.
A GEM, 1101:1eF , and TOBACCO WILEWIS
' LAE . ON TOBACCO FILESWES, on . hand and
made to order, at the •
INDUSTRIAL WORKS.
rrontlng on the Allenheny RIM . , near the Foist,
I=M;t
RIESICK & BBO
VIBE a BUROLAU-PIiIAYOF
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO DAMP;NO 110IILD
ENGINES AND . LICILINERT,
Argr e z o c u it i fids — ar ,o
" CC-
Cur. 17th and Plke Ste., Pit hsbargh, Pa.
O'HARA BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO..
Yom•facturera of
STEAM BOILER'S, OIL TANEN BTILLB.
ITsToI4I, SALT r A NS, OASUNIETEVS,SZT
TLIN EN O P&tis.
l'itts
BEIM, ON LOXIILS, CII/MMETB.
BRIC PIRA h.e..
Cor. of Broad • Meant and , Liberty tt.,
Repairing done promptly. Orders mat to the
above addreas ~11l be promptly attended to.
Y. ItISVHAN. termarly Manager at CAititOtat
ISNYDISIt'S. oeldtptr2
SAID Y. SIWSH YDYDYD D . 31081,
I.RED SU BRUSH ac SON,
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IKON WOES, &O.
61 Penn Street. Pittsburgh' Pa.
LW o 3+141,19
OAP TORT PITT
'OUNDRY COMPANY
TWELFTH STREET
,Mr Engines. BeMing Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts. and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
=I
Varner Carroll and amallmarm atreela.
WILLIAM SMITH,
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
ky rives are all on Irmarlably In rlta. Is Cra
and and l 9 Rat karat. Alm, fall analanny.
reakal
Castings for Gas & Water Works.
antsould also call the attention of Superintend.
of Gas Works to my make of .H.LTOILTB.
Ram:
lLnnhctnrcn ‘ Adi n il4 1311 1 21 1 .1nd FRONT!'
arscaixtr.M,P‘g CITIFAM;
tituut Houses.
Ornem OuflOnT—No• ISO WATER
STREET, PltUburgb.r.
ROBINSON, USA & CO.,
9r;eoa...tra to 80311111011, MINIS t Y 111.2 8 .1%
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND IIkOBERISTS, PITTSBUNGH,
itoontsetOror• of Boat sad Statlonarißteaso La
vati,B,ut, OUT
and Otlos. Holley arid If Mei Iron
Wo•
Lace, No. la, comer nut and nadthadd
atretil.
lora PATZNT
THONLILS CARLIN & CO.,
TO BL POUND
IlainilhaumsofftdlonarTand Portiblglitem
Blununs.UU W ort. BAW L
=delay , 111111 Wort. BAWL? unload
ggegoir
pniponqc BOLL FOUNDRY,
Cor. LIBERTY sod 5418 STREET&
BOLLNI AN BACALEY,
SUCCUMBS to
COTTON MILLS
ervivistrtsciu
rENNSYLV A
NIA GlCtiritAL LLI
AIL On end .$t 11
1411 . 1559, Trailtelll
R the Union rierot,
”d Liberty streets. Ye b
arriot,
1169 Tram.— 1:60 ash
That Line 1-116 as
Wall's No. 1.. 0 SO ea
BristosioNol7:6o
Wall's No. 1..11:50 IN
elnelsnalt Ex.9:60
lota:Sown Ac 1U:50 am
lineks As Sol 7:00 pm
Pltteb' h 11 , k . 141 , ) ,
wrms pm
1 ' A N4 N . 1
pv pm
i
Way lon Phess`r 10:60 pm
'These tralsts make DIN
be4tfolllaltetmi z
thtrolay 9:0111
10:96 a. m. Be tatatut
111:110 p. m. and arrivi
.
'Cln 7 etu ut nall Tams. I
Snort./ Ira, a dallf ex.%
";WANL7.7.l.lgg.`r.,"r
EBT E. N- 4 graggrAisl •
FENNSYLVANIA
yIiSALL).-4111 and after NOV. 14, `,,45va
raasenget Trains oa the Weals=
cabman arrive at Kad Inl6 . 0.11
federal 131 not INrot. AIWIRhtuT ity,as !iglus - 21
Arrlys. _ Depart. . •
6Atidtrbiltlll3 :t, Yrs
:It 0 • . 15 , s,rWg Nal 11:10 an
irrAt gIU;i , . Piliitta m
- s ' repAl. N 0.2 SAO P
tipruutd's N. 100 V 2 , la Stlrlng , Pe No10:30 pit
Above trains rn'. d a ll 9 erupPt Sunday.
The7.ralo leaves Allegheny Jurct/e1
evert all„.0 , at I:40 m. le
Allogneny
City ate , : yotorore,g, leaves Allerheny .
(AZ , at l:e s(11 p. n, and ac Y.ilerhens Jose
qOn at
awns , leavinit Alleattmy cuy at 4•t. .• .
Aiers dirties eeflues Don at Freeport i.
Itaeet eu, for Entice wad Hatinabstenrt•
.2 , 1301 , tickets asay be purchased at the lace, •
u. 1 lit.Clats att . :Set, near the Onsimusiusliridga,
elttstnirgh, and at. tte Depot, Alieghoo7.
• • 70r flistber luS
.1 0rm5.C.22 Splay to
tI.I.PF.S.NTS, Sh.
te ll* it Stsent t , •
• Sim W.s:era renne•lvartla itallread Is DI 0,4
tot excel for "Inarlog
AttgAtel,..l2,Vlirtt..ole
rd ns,llo
tilindreil Dollars In 'aloe. All beggsu• ea.
needing
this
amount. la value 'filth*, at thr ;
lap ovyner, ,side
taker.1.15 , zu . , 1 % . 1 , 1,i,: r.
nett fienersl linnstlates.,:at. A .4 , 0 . .. lat
(Nu m Tin VOINT.)
AfaChildBGl.
PILTTSBuRett , PA
pLILIDed, TUT Oh_
PITPSIIIJRUP4 f PA
MANITFACTCOiItS or
OrFIOA AND INTORNO,
PLITSBUAGH, PA
AND PIPE WORKS,
=9
P1LTTE113117.11.43113,
MIME
YOB GAS AND WATER WOILEIS
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
Patinae of all tlestriptloos.
onfth Ward Foundry 04 lathing Volta
BANDUBIEY BT.. ALLEUMNY Bt.
Ilanutseturers of fluperfor
ChM Rona, Sand Rolla & Pinkma.
1.0
REIMOVALS
REMOVAL.
ALDERMAN LIMES unisex
Ras removed his *Mee. from corner of Webster
avenue and Washington stenos, to No. 181
nrm 1.121111 X. 10111:112
REMOVAL.
Eatabargh Bank for Parings
Hu rammed' nom tro. 67 ha el FOURTECAVY,
NOM, In the Merchants and Yannhetmra Stank
tnnullon. • a.ll
-REMOVAL.
The Monongahela Insurance Company
Has removal from No. 98Wster etreat to N. N.
comer of Wood meet and north avenue two
old tom). CULCILBCti w 'fourth avenue.
spawn JOHN H. cx.iumr. Nocreto7.
ff=l=
M=
FULTON 8 "'BANN,
PRA.CTICA.X. P1,1731:13E1143
GAS AND STEMS FITTERS;
R ink inveigge, Near BIEb Straere
PTIINIBILMen.
Lead Pipe. "dom How. Ga. Iflxture. Wake,
Bath TVA and Wean etend A lion Pip. .ae
Fittings. Ate zed Beer Panda, and Steam Mete
always on hand. Peelle and Private Platlelage
fitted nip with Use. Water and Steam ligaglag
Aileaggigeg. Jobbing Ineeni , • Weeded to.
'44 - 41)1ICETO FLOVILDEMLERB
AND CONBI3II3I3I&—We are Now mete
slot: of 40,000 Waldo earetally&leeted
warts' AND AND= • AND TZ...OZT.
parebosed.lo Ottroo, Parks. Oren
ajarmornt, • otenittes,.
bearln*. a me
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sa nriaolOO by any to the Irnitod Slates. , • •
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MIL ORLY DIRECT ROUTE TO
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RENTOIDS WITH( /UT CIIANOE Of CARP.
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out:rand Pao suceis,f ersultiln,Ou Loty.sonl•
falo and allpoints t 1 011 Region*.
saiers prnnucuou. AXSIV rirrspems
Coy Et 7:115am Day 4:31/ p m ,
islot:, Ex..— 14,00 pm Night Ex.—. 7:00 a m -
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fit mu1t0n...11:40 m 741100.00 .. 9:00 aTO
ad 8.00 ph; =Holum—. iS:ta m
4th Hulton..11:00 p m 4th Button. 7:13 ,
vrelport Ac. 9:30 aos gods Works 7.55 ain
So4aWorks.. 0:30 p m Prer_port Ao 6:14 p m
Hrstlyis B 4:11 p Roblya BAA 10:04 am
ChtliTh 1;00 pm ethirch--•... 11111 . 11 •so
Storms trains stop only st psi uropai
Arrotionodation trains Mon at all Ms thins.
Ws are now running "haver Poises lileeptos
Cars' , onour night Express trains, both wall
Prom Pittsburgh to Corry.
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wirrepertorlp swim
CINCINNA LTLv i i r
MAIM IL.
PLY HANDLE RC'C.
ONANOlreir TIMM.-On ...suites SUNDA!, '....
No, 14th 1869, train. witi t .sve.and an:test
: , 1, ! UL1(111 Depot. PR.-smug t, ... enibroa:
Pittsburgh Time. ..
.13, part. Arr.-. ~.
Nall .-.-...........—.-.. NMI a. m. lila] p. es. ri ,
Southern Express 11:9ti p. to. Sir e. sn. i...
rigeerce.Gl-".-•-• lalitg: 11:1Pa: ~.
McDonald's Acen.No.l 11:9 9a. 131. 7;33 a. a.. :,
Steubenville Aocommod. 3:43 p.m. 9:4N a.m.
Mr.Doneld's ACC . II, N0.26:53 p.m. 3:33 T. T..
Sunder Church Train.. 13:516 p. m. .9:128 a. m.
sr ft MN r. m. lesprese will lease dairy. ,
- 33:13 I. Y. Had will anise dtir i
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97. w. 01.31). Sav't.. Aniesa. Otto.
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CONNELTAI 4I T. T. T.
OAD.
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1810, trate will arrive at and demetill4ll
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Er. to And'frote tlet.n. 3:15 r. 5. 10:00 •. Y.
West Newton Aoctota`d 4:30 r. 5. 1011151. Y.
essedoers Aososndt , n. 5:15 r. r. 1.50 r.
Night Ae. toliteli . sport 10:30 r. r. (1:45 A. K.
*nada, Church Train to
And non Wrst Newton 1:
1110/11.5.13 B. 00
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY. [3
• BEIVER FALLS , •
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CUTLERY. 00„. li
No. 70 Wood Strept,
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MANUFACTIIIIZES CY THZI2. NLW
Solid Cast Handle
TABLE MCNI FE. rti
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Supertor Steel Blade, Witter...leave Sol-' ~ J
star. The metal compolitng thin handle Ls ,3
cast game to the blade. aerating the at. “.
. 4 lim i rtrrength in construction without ad- -.
al Weight. •,'
py It Unlade of the requlldta hardness, lid L ,
Itnot tarnish or blacken, as In the caw" ,'
of plated ware. In color and brIP Isnot,
It is similar to pore silver. Handle and r.
Blade, ma above deacribed,_coastitate as il
article of LINIQHF. 111510 N. Elt dant Ap. !..,
pearauce and 1,01,41 Darabilit.. L.
mThe nnomb little and Great Strength of L-
Ude article enables the manitfacturer. to I,
recommend Is
. a. toccUaly adapted for an 1
....... in all Hotels Steamboat.. Restaurant.,
114 Public InaUtatio. and rrlvate rambles. -
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BEAVER FALLS CUTLERY CA)
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No. 70 Wood St., Pittsburgh;
1114NUFACTORKRS OP
TABLE CUTLERY /is - POCKET KNIVES.
4.mality Guaranteed.
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ESTABLISHED 1831.
LOGIN, U 6666 1V C 11...
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HARDWARE,
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52 Wood Street,
rear seer■ above et. (Marilee Hotel')
Country Nerehants are Invited is
eall..ase examine ear *teat whoa Is
the City.
Adents for Anderson & Wood's /steel
.
ad Northwestern Horse !Moe lOU
Cosonny.
A rollaloe* of Illisetdolsis. Meek
smiths o dd Carpenter's Tows.. Apes.
ewes Piles. Maribor Bells—g, Lace
Leather, *o., always on hand.
ja.11:115
PROFESSIONAL
W. DeCAPIP,
AfTORNET AND COUNSELLOR AT I.W.A
Res removed to No. 75 ORA NT ISTRZET, Pitts
numb, preeMe In the IL Clrant end
leutet Warta, In the Bute linpreme and all LI.
00erts of Allegheny Comae. eon renkhe
Wm% In moot or the 041 meet counties. ja.9:el7-1
H. BiccOUNtich,
Attornev-at-L aw.
No. G kiHADTT STREIT
Ou icrPrompS attention Otto to tilt:lids of local
tlaws. ie. Alt
A.RCWJLILD BLA!MMG
wrwourrinx-wr-maaw,
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IMIEME
WM. IL NEEPEit,
Lunramear AND ez•orizczo arnincnt or
OFrica, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
el 1=:1 2 ,42 477"*Il e rs
i n sad all left onalneu alUnde4 w promptly
and accurately.
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sad Star. Stoner, Tiro ' far eldoirollr; Slower.
rroorto. Haul awl Tonoto Oroneo.
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