FINANCIAL. AMERICAN BANK, NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE, PITTSBVIIOII. dna oiLrrru. mom* Stockholders Individually Liable. iILIIIIII. Or DIIIIOOVNi AND DICPWLIT MAIN 11 , LoTD .Wlll. rwlrm. Yresideat. Cashitr. D 1110101.11.. noa. Y. Yarabail, .JotalL Mort Mad, T•Ist. 0000 . Analbal4 ammo W. Arra% Jas. D. Kelly. - eh., B. Lately Was. 'Floyd. John Floyd. -.- Tina llama la now Duly oralials44 prapared to do a zoo/W.I3'3MM; barium Jam GOLD,' BILVER,ARD COUPONS, Bought at "Reheat Pricei. Pit. It. WIRTZ, Banker, co. Wood St. and sth Menne an JANES Te BRADY 86 CO., Dampers to 8. JONt co.. Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood St., . _ Boy ktaili tiOVEIINIIKNT SECURITIES, SOLD MUER AND (')UPON!!, ON MC*? PAVORABLIL TEAMS. IST Wens% AU.ws ea DePositg 41.1loati loaned on llovermatat rends la. -- -Orders emeeateil for the Parehame: sad Rale el' MTOOKII, DORMBOOOM, am! MOLD. j A t illiCS T. BRADT& CO. gittsinteliti Gaytte, FINANCE AND -TRADE. (E) ielegrapb to the Plltalmegb Uazettc.) Naw Yotur, Apyil 27; 1870. Money euy at 4(45, with some excep tions at S. Steens Wet and firm 19y,®9%. Gold active and firmer: opened at 13% touched 14% and dosed at 14%4)14%. Carrying rates 2@6 par :cent., Clear anew $38.000,000, • Uovernmenta active and higher. Cou pons of 'Bl. 16;02116%; do '62, 143401534; do '64, 1405113 K; do 65, 144:14; do new, 12)‘012%; do '67, 12%(1012%; do '6B, 12%1113; 10-4.08, 108E0103%; curren cy. 60, 12304123(,. The Eldb•Treseury bought 1i 1 , 00 0. 0 0 0. 111 109 70-100@)110 20-100. Slate bond. strong. hilasourts, 95%; old TOMICISIOCIN 583 g; new do, 56%; old Virginias. 69%; old North Oarollusa, 47; new do, 2331. • Stocks active and bigher,closlng strong. At one time during the day cash stock of Northwestern common was worth one per, cont. more than regular. and a num ber of parties defaulting in deliveries were brought to under the rule. Canton, 82%; Cumberland, 31%; West ern Union Telegraph, 86; Quicksilver, 8%; Mariposa, 7; do. preferred, 14%; Adams Express, 62%; Wells, 20k; Ittoorloan, 38 %; Pacific Mall. 42%; New York Central, 95k; Scrip, 92K; 92%; Erie, 24;" Harlem, 145%; Read. log. 88%; Michigan Central, 128; lake Shore, 95%; Illinois Central, 187; Pittsburgh. 105; North Western, 77%; do. preferred, 88%; Rhode Island, 120 %; New Jersey Central, 108, Bt. Paul, 627‘; do. preferred, 77; Wabash, 54%; do. pre. ferred,7634; Fort Wayne, 93; Cd A.,:/14%, do preferred, 114; Ohlo It 85%; C. U. dt U., 78%; Bt. Joe, 11234: do preferred, 111, C. C. at I. C., 19K. - Boston prices: Coppor Falls 6; Quincy 18. Sub-Treasury balance: gold 161,511,375; curroncY 12.746,093; goners' balance gS7,- 579,317. Exports for the week 13.308,517. Conaiderablr, amounts of allvor have teen received from Canada lately, having been bought by foreign bankers, and the shipment of It to Europe will procedo lb. ezfort of gold. =I 01.erca oP Prrnuaiierat GARgrrif..4 Wmarestanay, April 27, 1870. $ The markets In a general way aro de void of anything new or important, nothing at least worthy of epeeist notice. There ls a continued steady demand for mast of the leading staples, and a fair volume of business in the aggregate, while In regard to values there aro no important changes. Groceries, firmer, particularly Sugars. Syrups and Coffees, all of which have advanced, and there is a good demand notwithstanding the ad vance, all the leading homes report hay. Ing as many orders sa they can fill. The excitement in dour has at most subsided, and three who have been operating In expectation of a material advance, are destined to be sadly disappointed; there 11 too much of it In the country for any. thing like big prices, and what Is true of dour Is equally applicable to grain,and soma other articles of minor import ance While there la no excitement in provi sions, the market is strong, with a steady Jobbing demand, and Lard is higher, and with this we may expect - an "advance to Lard Oil, as the latter man go with the former. There is rather more inquiry for Dried "cult, as is , i ;ways the use at this wagon of the year; but the stock In this market is nn. naltalli lar ge. and iularly is robable that iiome o f It, Peaches, partica wall h ave t o " c zar/led over. APPLE BU'l7TEE — sales at 85 ®7 0 c. A sa —gy m , but anchanged.• Com mon Soda • Ash, refined do 4.ti; Pearls 9109 X: Pots 734. • APPLES—SuppIy is pretty well re- Miceli, and the stock will Mon be' ex- Et per bbl. BUTTER—L fig Lo rally freely, and the warm weather has a tendency to demoralize dealers, who ale anxious to sell and keep their stock down es much as possible. Prime to choice roll may be quoted at 33035, while common truck door not seem to be wanted at any price. BEANS—DuII and neglected bat , nu; changed—,solo2 per boatel. ' •• - CRANBE II RMES—Bales of Sackett's Belle Berries at 120 per bbl. CARBON 011.—Is. if anything, a shade stronger, but without quotable change as yet. Standard brands, 23 for round lots, and 24549425 for small 10t5,.. CORNMEAL—Is firmer in sympaty wit h corn, but unchanged at 9501 t per bushel is to quolity. CHEESE—Firm with sales of Ohio Factory at 15.011334; and Ohio Goshen at - 1731018—New York Goshen, 18.E® 18 . CEMENT—SaIes of Louisville Cement "DRIED FRUlT—We._.can report males of APPies at B®Bl4l Peaches at 7®B Ito qurrie s, arters, and 9®34 for halves. Black. be 12®13 EGGS—Demand, If anything, is embeds better, while prices .are unchanged, MOM ota. _ . - FEATHERS--Bala bf ilia geese loath. gra. at 80(086 eta, FLOUR—Market quiet and an. ch .:aged—demand fair bat the stock is dug the arrivals for mite nn z being larger than segli. We" ci,auotte to _Ample western galasln stn.' s, at 8 0 W 0 .1i l ibr •Ptiolin for whiter. and ®7,50 for r t a zo branda. F Rit ir lll , :',4 t rah ve MIS arm. fu. w i t h an a dvanoi; since the date of our hat report, In 13ogars Coffees, Syrups and Ilk., and New Velem= Mo. lame Is strong- at quotallong: log quotations are corrected np to date:o34;. Noos—Now Orleans, fear, 1 good, 11 e5 34; prime, 11%; ch oice , l4,Cu, ..10(011; - Porto Rico. 103002.. Relined, 2, ',bra% B, 1234; Extr‘; 1234; Crushed and Granulated. 1_,.,3 4 ‘. Moraines—New Crop New Orleans Molasses; 80(085c; Porto Rico, 851075. Brame—Perfection. 85: Silver. Drips; 48; Whits Honey. 85; Golden, 85; Lover , 85. Ocean Spray, 85. • Corm—Fair to Good Rio, 201021; Prime, Choice. 23. 734.0&a. Tassa—Young Myron, 111,00(01,00, P., 111,10 to LBO. Imperial, 11,40 to to 1.14 $. Oolong, 86 to 11,45. 800 Chong, .22. Nraator-Pearl, 6; Satin ohm, utte r . and Conn March, 120, • Commurrnatwo imp-48,00 per ease. Faints-New Layer Babans, '4.00 per boy, Prunes, likt Cunard& Valen oda Rados, lia. flrwas-Coada, 65c 40e; grain /%1r 118; Allspice, 80c; Nutmegs, 11,41 10tict Shot, 52,30 per bag. Bwams-"Bebblt's,” 11)4c .49akelre," 15/1 Itodn, 4 to" 7q Net Was, Da Chem. 011ve, 734 e. -Ctaxorme-tdould, 1234 c: Star, 22c. 'Br lamim Sops-56 per 100. - Fns-No.l. afackrel, 530 per bbl No. '2 do, lilth No, S do, 916. Lake Herring; .I=4 Mints Plah, 59,00. ORLIN,-The mills are getting In odd/rattle wheat from the wont, bat there . - " ' is no stock in the hands ,of dealers; we pi continue to quote fair to rime red at V 1,1401,18. Osall quiet and unchanged; 47€48 In first hands; WWI on wharf and track, and 53@65 In store. The linqtilry for corn Su fallen off soinewhat, and while the market is scaroely as strong, prices aro unchanged-85 for oar and no for shelled. Rye Is quiet and unchanged; 95@e7, min, and $l, time. Harley, of. finings light, but the demand is Ilmited siVartees are nominally . Unchanged; for good to prime spring. Id Y—Haled Is,unchanged, ranging from $l5 to $2O for fair to strictly prime timothy. .11IISKS-234%.1c.1 HOMlNY—eiarket almost bare, but there is not much , inipllry for It; may bo 'quoted at ae0614 per bbL HlDES—Green Ratted, logo, do butchers, NOS dry dint. 220624; green calf, 1234 LARD OlL—Extra No. 1 is quoted firm at $1,30@1,31. LlME—Eastern white,. 11,76; Clove. land. $2.2G., ONIOBBL Market pretty wolf glutted, and little or no demand. POTATOES—SaIes "of river potatoes at 364040, - and 'Primo Lake Shore Peach Blows itt.4U3.46.' • PROVISIONS—Market steady,. but with the exception of lard, which Is highor, there is no Important change to make In quotation. Shoulders, 123 4 fOr plain; 13,N(i014 for augur cured; Hama, 1634 for pinto; 17%1418 for plain sugar cured, and 1834 fox canvassed do; Break. fast Bacon, 1734. Dried Beef; 20. ideas Pork, 179. Lard, 17 In- Berme and 17}4 - kegs. ' • PEANUTS—Prime Teaneeaee quoted at 8010 c. PEARL BARLEY—No. 4,6; No.. 3, 61 , ‘; Oatmeal, $10,60 per bushel, 15,60 per half bbl. PEAS—$l,75@l,BO per bushel. BALT—Bales ear load iota at 11.65121 1,70, with the tumid advance In store. BEEDR—The .damand lbr both Tim. othy and Clover Is felling on; the season being almost over, and the sales are growing 'smaller •eyery day; prices are unchanged; 11642161.‘ for the, fawner am ligy [or the tatter.- Flaxseed, ;2,16. PETROLEUM MARRET UI➢IDR or Pirrostrzoo 431Aarrr1, .WEDNEIDAT, April 27. 1970. The market is hardly as 'strong as It was yesterday, both crude and relined being a shade weaker, and the latter for early deliveries, Is a fraction lower. The fooling, however, continues better, operators generality being somewhat en- couraged by the course of the market during the past ton days, and the pros. peat for the future, although not all that could bo desired, are brighter than they have been at anytime this year. •Crude is stilt too high for relined, but it la closer to a manufacturing basis than It has been for sometime, and, besides, .1901110 of our refiner* bought when it was lower, and consequently are now In con. Anion to take advantage of the market. As noted in our last report, the Inquiry for relined emanates almost entirely from exporters, from which It la evident .that they have orders to buy, and . what Is better still the foreign markets are improving, Antwerp being quoted to• Say at 53%. Er= Hale 2,000 bids seller May at 104; 2,000 seller Juno at 11%; arid 5,000 buyer all year at 14,4. Those dames show an ad. Vance as compared with yesterday, Nut the market was reported offlah this evening, as compared with the early part el theday. MEMO April sold down to 26 today, but slat. sequently reacted and sold up :to 03%., Sales-2,006 bble, last half of May, 26%; and 6,000 bbls, Unit half of June, at 26%-26; bld for last half. Juno and July 27 bid; August to De cember .MX bld; June to August, 273 C bid. RBOXIPII3 OP CUVDB OIL BY A. P. -B. B. Brilliant 011 Works 240 bbla, on ac. count Lockhart, A. B. ?dills 80, on account W. Butte; Eagle Ott Works 80, on acoount Goo. Palst; Jas. Wilkins 320, on account Philo & Boston Pet. Co; Sunbeam Oil Works 80, on account T. Hackett; D. Blv & Co. 50, on account same. Total 850 bbls. 101IPITIENTH OP OIL BY A. V. R. B. Lockhart, Frew& Co. 1,113 tibia refined to Warden, Frew & Co., Phila. Citizens Ott Works 11147 Ms refined to Tack Bro., Philadelphia. • Fast - mitt, Logan,' B. Ar. CO, 200 billa ro. fined to Logan, Bro. 8 Co., Phil'a: Braun it Wagner, 350 hbla rot:. oil to Waring, Ring .t Co., Phila. Total ..... ......... 2,080 bbia. enIIPAIENTN RANT AT I UnDENNE DEPOT. 'ftiliCnlllPOn Oil Refining Co., 953 tails ref. oil to Warden, Frew dt Co., Phila. Brooks, B &Ca, Itel. tibia ref. oil to Warden; I+.Bt Co., Phil's. T ' 1,082 able. MARKETS I3' TELEGRAPH NOW YORK. April 27.—Cotton heavy and lower; Wee of 1,600 bales at 23%e for middling uMands.. Flour: receipts or 12,420. bble; a shade firmer; sales of 7,100 bbla at 54,65®4,75 for superfine State wasters, 54.85G5,45 for extra State, 54,80@i5,50 for extra western, 11.5,3045,60 for white wheat extra,15,25q,6 for extra St.. Louis, 16(44 for grad choice do.' Rye. flour steady; sales of 150 bbla at 14,25® 5,4 Q. Corn meal quiet. Whisky lower; sales of 250 bids western at $1,05%@1,00 free. Wheat; receipts of 62,060 bushele; active export and milling demand; I®2c advance; sales of 166,000 bush at 51,1314 1,15 for No 2 spring, 51,18Q:11,19% for No 1 spring, 51,= 34 for winter red Illinois, 51,25441,2754 for winter red and amber western. Rye quiet and steady. Barley dull and without change. Oats: receipts of 11,125 bushels; In moderate request; unchanged, sales of 31,000 bush; 60c962%0 for western In store, afloat 66568 c for Ohio State. Corn unchanged; sales of or 37,000 bush at 51,10®1,12 for new mixed - western, #l,OB for Inferior do., $1,14 for western yellow. 51,16 for old mixed western afloat, 51,1534 for round yellow. Leather—Hemlock dull and drooping at 2334(4,29c for Buenos and Rio Grande. Wool in favor of buyers; Wes of 840,000 poonds at 45%(1952%0 for .domestic limed, 290 for unwashed, 3734 '(5470 for pulled. Hops quiet and firm. Hay 85(490c for shipping, and 51,06®1,20 for retail lots. Coffee quiet. Molasses dull, with sales of 100 Linda clayed at Me, Sugar Arm, with salmi. 1200 blade Cuba at 9@10340 and 100.hbda Porto Rico at 101. Rice lower, with sales of Carolina at 6@7 cents. Petroleum firm at 160 for crude and 2034,9 for refined. Coal-80,000 tons Scranton sold at auction to-day; lump 14,20 to 14,W.34, steamboat 54,1004,25, grate 14,40(44,45, egg 54,5234 and 54,6734, stone $5,25( . 45,30, chestnut- 54,2704,3234; decline In all descriptions except lump. Sheathing copper steady at 31e. Ingot copper dull at 18%019a for Baltimore eon Lake. Fig iron active and firm at 5390 • . for Scotch and $31@34 for Ameri can. Bar dull at $75 for reflood English and American. Sheet steady at 11C012.9 gold for Russia. Nails dull at . 11,185 4.37% for cut, 1 5 . 68 0 5 , 8 7 for clinch and, 23(44CM for horse shoe. Pork firmer, with isles of 1400 barrels of mesa at 528,375V2 2 ,50, prime at $21,00(412..25 and 514,5002-5 for prime mew also 1,500 bins mesa for May and June at j_28,50. Beef steady; sales of 700 bbla at - 1110®15 for • new plain mesa, $14@17,50 for new extra mess Tierce beef fn fair request; saies ' bOO Inset 524528 for, prime mesa, $29a030 for India mess. Beef hams steady; sales of 100 bbla at 528@33 for new. Middles quiet and• firm; males of 30 boxes long clear at 150. Cut meats steady; sales of 300 pkgs at 1034®120 for shoulders and 15®170 far hams. Lard Armor; sales of 450 ice at 153;©10% for steam and 16%® 175,. for keine; also 500 tel prime steam for May at 10350.. Butter quiet and steady at 14®2 6 a-for Ohio. Cheese In better demand at 10®17c. Freights to Liverpool more active; engagements of 60,000 bush wheat at fd per steamer. .Loted..—Flour aimed a shade firmer, with a moderate export and home trade demand... Wheat fairly active at la ad. vanes for No 2 spring at $1.124])1,16, No ' I spring 51,10, In store winter red and amber western 111,2931,28. Rye quiet and steady. Oats dull at 600 in store for western, 602.67 e for Ohio. Corn quiet at 51,09.211,13 for now mixed western. chockey; sales en 500 tibia of mesa Monday at 223,50, and 250 do for sailer July at 523,50. Bret fairly active and firm. Cut meats steady with firm • inquiry, Bacon nominal. Lard strong; saies,of 1,600 tierces or prime steam at laze artapoklktfoseller May and Jima, Eggs 4i W:lit /wank.- • • enfeaak , ,April 27.—R:change' nn- changed: "'Plant Brut, with fair business at yeaterday's prima ' Wheat Irregular; investment in n 0.2 entirely speculative; sales at 8634(487340 eictsing outside; op. Banal transactions liberal; prima floe tinting at 87®11 9 34c for. seller May, W® 90310 for seller June; other grades In the market were unsettled at 8.90 bid for caldri 38%e bid for seller May, 890 asked. Corn: - transactions liberal, at 863V487e Tor No. 2. 22@8254c for new; optional tnidltig light, at 810 for No, 2 seller May; in' afternoon - Market dull, at B7c seller. May. Oats active and prices easieri at 41315147 e °who 560 for Wye, April, , P3igiibo for ' seller - April,' 48.3 47% for seller May; closing cle w . Rye easier, closing at 75344g1763;. Barley ens at 51,02, Fo st ewrines quiet, olosing_with sell, no boyars. MemPo rordin kfairly dead, closing at 528, 60 mow, P 8.50. Lard Ural at 16®16341. Sweet pickled hami steady 154:0160. Moats firm at lie dry salted shoulders; 140 - rough aides; 14%0 abort ribs; 160. h char midatesloose. Receipts— floor 8,400 btas, wheat 16,992, corn 117,64 oats 10,708, barley 2,240, hogs 4,334. Shipments-. Lon 2,683 bbla, wheat 4.2,43, corn 22,564. oats 72,256, rye 2,800, barley 420 bush, hogs 8.106. CINOINNATI, April 27.—Flour firm but quiet at $506,25 for family. Wheat steady at 11.10®1,12. Corn unchanged and the supply is better; sales at 88®900. Oat', Mandy at 66®62c. Rye dull at Mil 95,. Barley very dull; spring 70®60c; fall 854090 c. Cotton a shade lower; mid dling 24c; but the dem led is good at the decline. Tobacco active; sales 359 bads at M,60®28,90 for frosted trash to prime leaf. Whisky in better demand - at $1; market firm. Mess park is held firmly st $29; the demand Is light. Bulk hams are held at 18®1834c; shoulders are sold at 1134 c, but are held at 11.3‘e; sides in demand at 140 for clear rib, and clear 1.4%®115340; the firmness of holders checks the business. ' Bacon is held higher; shoulder,' 123,'m clear rib aides are sold at 16c; clear held at 18%c, sold at 1634 c. Lard Is held at 1634 @IBM°, but no salsa. Butter firm; fresh made 33® Mc; no demand for any other kind. Rua 16e. Linseed oil 88®900 and the demand is fair. Lard oil has advanced to $1,28®1,30. ST. Loots, April V.—Tobacco strong and unchanged. Cotton firm at 22®2234. Hemp firm at $1,20®1,60 for undressed. Flour firm but quiet:. $3,90 ®4,15 for fall, super 14,65(0)4,90, family brands 15.70® 7,50. Wheat; apring better; 62c for No 2, held at 83c; choice No 1 do 90a, choice . fall firm and active at $1,25®1,33. Cora higher; 96®97 for yellow. Oats better at 56®580. Barley and rye quiet; 65067 for the latter. Whisky firm at 11,0r2® 1,03. Groceries strong. Sugar about 30 higher. Coffee 20340234 Molasses, 750 for prime rebelled. Pork firm at 128,7 1 @M. Dry salt meat quoted at 1130 for shoulders, 1534 c for clear rib, 1634 ®l5Xc for clear. Bacon stitf; 1230 for shoul ders, 180 for clear rib, 16Me for clear; the latter was held at 170 at tne close. Lard higher; lac for country, 17c -for keg; choice city tierce held at 16340. . Cattle ateadyht 434®7340. 'Hogs quiet at 7%®9c. CLEVELAND, April 27.—Flour firm and unchanged. Rye dour quiet at $505,60 per bbl. Wheat steady; No. 1 rod win • ter held at $1.13; No. 2 do 11,06 ®1,07. Corn steady and unchanged. Oats lower; No. 1 State 56e. Rye quiet 90 ©Mc. Bar ley quiet 85®90c State 95c®111,05 for Can rda. Petroleum firmer; refined on spot at 23912334 c for standard white; crude is firmer at $5,25. PHILADELPHIA, April 27.—Flour very dull: spring wheat extra family 35,25® 5,62. Wheat dull: red $1,37®1,31. Rye steady at $1,05. porn in good demand • with sales 8,000 bush yellow at $1,13® 1,16; mostly at $1,15. Oats steady at 60 ®B2o for western, and 83®66c for Penn sylvania. Petroleum unsettled and low er; crude 19c; refined 26®281;c. Pro visions firm and' unchanged., Whisky dull at 11,05 for iron bound. BALTINODE, April 27.—Flottr— fairly active and firm; recelpta light. Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn advanced; white $1,11®11,L2, yellow 50,1001,12. Oats firm at 62®65c. Mess Dort firm at bacon active; rib aides 163 0 , clear sides 170, shoulders 1334 c, hams . .19®20e: lard firm at 17c. Whisky dull at $1,04 (91,05. TOLEDO, April 27.—Flour inactive. Wheat a shade better, with sales of No 2 white Wabash at 11,37. No 1 white Mich. Igan at 11,33, regular do at 11,15. amber Michigan 11.083 i, No 1 rod • 11,1334, No 2 do 11,08 and No 3 white Wabash 11,06 M. Corn lo better, with sales of No 1 at 920 and No 2at 990. Loineviccs, April 27.—Cotton weak; middlings 22c: tbrn active and scam at 11.08. Oats 610. Rye 950. Wheat $1,05®1,21 Pork 119. Bacon 12!;®1714 19 ®c. Bulk meats 11%®15Mc. Lord 17c. Whisky 11,00. -Tobacco : sales of 510 ads at s®Bc for frosted to sound lugs; &gm for low to medium shippers. MEMPHIS, April 27—Cotton quiet at 2234 c; receipts 467; exports 1,832 bales. Flour 1407,60. (bra 11,07®1,10. Oats 60®6235. Hay 1.14®23. Bran 127. Lard 16®18. Pork 12 29,50. Bacon: shoul ders 1234 c, sides 17 X°. hitLWAUNICIC. April 27.—Flour steady: choice Wisconsin at 14,25(45,00. Wheat firm at 920 for No 1. 8734 c for No 2. Oats steady and unchanged. Corn, rye and barley nominal. DETROIT. .a.prll 27.—Wheat on spot firm. extra SI,T2. No 1 aides No 1 at $1,21 seller May. Corn 91@.93c. Lire Stuck Market. • New . YORK, April 27.—Cattle scarce and in demand, with strong prices; 154 i 17c wax paid for medium to prime; Elva cant arrived yesterday and eleven to day and were quickly sold. Sheep aro advancing and prices aro 3,1 c better than on Monday; 53031810 for thin to choice sheared; arrivals to-day, mere 1,000; one car poor, 69 pound Ohio sheared, sold at .5%m one car, 70 pound, at 6c; two cars 76 pound, 730 and 70 bead of Massachu. aetta wool Sheep, 102 pounds, 101na. Hogs very firm at I.2qc, the advance in Said. bacon and lard quickening their antes; arrivals to-day were 20 can; live are worth 9M(.691gc..• . . • Ca.e.auu„ April W.--castats salve and 100115 c higher at 16(45,150 common cowls ' 5 . 6 25405M hi.lr to medium: 1 / 8 011,50 tar Rood to choice. Howl tolerably active at #8,5049 common to good smooth lot.: Dry GOOda Market NEW Yong, April 27—The market gen erally le steady with moderate bugloss, dolly to the near by trtdo. Brown Meeting of 'the beat make 15@153ic, seconds 11®1e%, and light fine goods at 11.34®13c. Printed calicoes show more ateadinevein good styles at 103iiggiNc; printed detainee 17e. IMPORTS BY RAILROAD Prrrastrnou, CINCINNATI AND Sr. LotrDi RAILROAD, April 27.-2 can W Crogle; 1 dos steel, T Maloney; 3 do wheat, R T Kennedy; 1 no staves, F Kober: 3do do, W Hastinge, Ido e corn, It Knox; 3do wheat, .1 8 -Liggett; 100 bide dour, /3 landaay; 100 do do, Seghmyer &V; 100 do do, E Heasliton; 1 car h h goods, A CI Kegler; 1 do pots tows, P Duff dr. Son; 56 the hams, EH, Myers; 17 bge wheat, Meaner & 1.1; 45 Ws lard, 2 oak shoulders, F Sellers, 1 keg lard, 1 do onions. W 11 Graff; 1 box Iron, Roos, 0 dr. D; 100 tells hides, McElroy & Co; 1 box butts, Whitmore, WitD; 6 to hams, Dulcet, &T; 2 bbla onions, H Rea; I do tallow, l - do lard, McCracken & 0; 1 coil rop, W M Gormly: 3 bble eggs, J J Pettit; 1 bag onions, W J Steel; 3 tibia oggs, 2 do apples, W Rankin; 2 bills leather, Cartwright it D; 2 bbla whisky, H W Beaumont; 2 pkgs sun dries, J R 11111; 25 to hams, R Bruce; 5 bbl whisky, Schwartz & H; 1 - bdi frames, F G Chapman; 280 buckets tar, Knox di Orr; 2 bbl drugs, Hurls & E; 25 bxa soap, 5 do lard, J A Renshaw; 25 do soap, J Portorfield; 25 bbla h ton & W; 1 bbl Ink Pittsburgh patch;D Ido do, Pittsburgh Chronicle; 1 cask shoulders, W • Ilaalaste: 142 tildes, A Holatlne; 15 tee lard, J H Parker. CLEVELAND, AND PITTSIDIRGE RAIL. ROAD, April 26.-6 cars ore, Brady's Bond Iron Ce; 000 pea marble, Olnhauaon it McC; 11 cars blooms, Jno Moorhead; I do pig iron, Union Iron Mills; 6 do do, Nimlck .& Co; 1 cask ox acid, 84 bble dye wood, 85 bxs do, Schwartz & H; 1 cult fish oil, Bucklnop & Keefer; 1 do do, Popp, Baker di Co; 400 poets, Alex Patterson 10 to lard, Dal. ' .311 & Townsend; 10 bbla 1 beer, J K,... lor; 1 car potatoes, Woodworth & D; 2 do Ice, W Scott & Co; 6 bellows, Lindsay, S it E; 208 grind atones, J Woodwell & Co; 1,466 porn shoulders, E Myers & Co; 1 car wheat, .1 S Liggett & Co; lot sundries, J McCullough; 12 bdis chairs, Bedford Chair Co; 24 aka potatoes, Jas Kennedy; 18 mks wool, S Harbaugh & Co; 5 bbla p oil, B L :Fahnostock: 3 do eggs, M W Rankin; 6 crocks, 2 Id bbla, 8 Das butter, Volgt, M & Co; 1 bbl eggs, 1 tub butter, 11 Rea Jr; 3do dry apples, Volgt, M & Co; 6 do do, S Desalt 48 eks rugs, McCul lough. B t 413; 1 bbl eggs. 1 do green sp. pies, Volgt, M & Co; 25 bblaapplea, Ran dolph & S; 98 oil bble, C A Worm:Retie; I car hoop poles, Penn Salt Mfg Co: 102 empty oil bbl,, 0 A Worm:matte; 149 aka o corn, Rose & Ewing. PrITIGICIRGEI Fo¢¢T WATER AND CHI CAGO RAILROAD. 'ATRIL 27.-100 bbla floor, Watt, L & Oa; 190 do do. owner:l3 dor. tubs, Dilworth, H.& Co; 150 aka oats, Rea &P; GO bdle shovels, Myers &A; 3 Willi eggs, 4 pkgs cheese, Woodworth & D; I car rye,Culp & Si 34 half dizt broom., S Lndsay Jr At Co; 16 bbl. Hoar, L.l Blanchard; 2 kge briber, Rea Jr; 24 aka potatooe, Meanor & H; 41 to grease; W 11 Howard & CO; 1 oar Iron, T Maloney; 100 bbl MIRY, D Wal lace; 100 do do, it W McClure; 300 bxs w glum, Johnson & Son; 215 bdle flour, Scbomaker & 14 100 , do do, Culp &8; 2 bge barley, McHenry& H. ALLutogrrir VALLEY RAILROAD, April 28.-12 sks oat*, J Boyd: - 16 do do, Adams & Austin; 1 or limo. Henderson Tiro; 1 car metal, McKnight & Co; 2 p butter, 1 do eggs, E Hearleton . ,e clover seed, Brnggerman A O'Brien; 2 bbla onions, 4 aka rage, Knox it Orr; 3 care metal; J Moorhead; 8 bbl tallow, 0 Hasleo; 25 tildes. J Bisenbo ls ; 2 care bar ley. Z Wainwright. ALLEGHENY STATION, April 27,-3 cars wheat, Kennedy:dr.. Bra; 2 do staves; Ralya & R; 1 do do, J M Hemphill; 3 do metal, Graff; B & Co; 1 do pipe, C G ' Millen; 10 dor brooms ' W Sodden; 11 do do, 0 Selling; 160 eke flaxseed, M B Suy dam; 2 bbla eggs, J Reamer; 1 car oats, R Knox it Son; 10 bbl flour, .1 N Simeon. Impowrs BY RIVER. Pirresuaaw, BSONNSTILLE AND UR. ?PIMA PAOlirr Co., April 27.-88 aka oats, 16 do corn, 16 Ibis apples, A 13 Car. lb" ' 5 bbls eggs, 2 do thawed, John. stop A Colvin; 440 galls stoneware, W D Cooper; 162 ski corn, 26 do oats, 2 Obis eggs, 11 do apples, kloCracken r o Co; 5 do do, 3do ens, L A Itherhard; 161 ski corn, 77 - dome, Mead! it Hood4B do PITTS.BIJRGH DAILY GAZETTE : THURSDAY MORNING, APkIL 28, 1870. do, 8 B Floyd & Co; 7 bbl, eggs, F G Craighead; 4 do Apples, Volgt, M & Co; 80 hogs, 8 Horner; 112 aka corn, Camp bell & Coulson; 3 bbl, eggs, 4 pkga but ter, J B Funk; 10 rolls leather, H Cam• etbn; 7 pkga °age, 3 do butter, B HeetOr; 7 bbla dry apples, 7 do seed, 20 pap marketing, 3 D Strauss. WHEELING PER BELLE, April 27.—10 t lumber, W C Armstrong; 14 bide% Ait .1 Calhoun; 56 eke potatoes, Canfield A R; 2 bbls eggs, P Duff & Son; 12 do glue, W Flacons dt Bon; 57 bales hay, J & W Falrley; 10 has cheese, J A Graff; 8 bga d apples, McCullough, S A Co; 20 aka Po tatoes, McCracken, G A Co; 63 bdla pa per, Pittsburgh Paper-Manf .Co; 9 bbla apples, Randolph At 13; 59 eke corn, Geo Steatul; 6 pegs butter and eggs, Head & M; .35 eke oats, 13 pkga potatoes, J 0 Christy; 1 roll leather, Clendentng. RIVER', The river contlnuctie recede steadily at this point with 6 r t_Ei Inches In the channel.. Weather, clear and oppres sively warm In the ann. The Belle, from Wheeling, arrived and departed, and the Petrolia Is the Wheeling packet to-day. The Juniata arrived last night with an excellent trip and returns to Cincinnati again to-day, She is In all respects ad mirably adapted for the packet trade, and presents superior inducements to both paceengera and shippers. She connects at Cincinnati with all the rail roads and steamers for the - South and West. • The Mollle Ebert, Capt.O. W. Ebert, will psitively depart for New Orleans on Saturday. Shippers can relyion her leaving aa announced. The Camelia arrived. from Nashville yesterday with a good trip. As will be seen by card, she will -return to Nash , Ville: • . A new barge for the Shippers "Urge Company, arrived from the ship *ard yesterday, and the same company-e pact another new barge from the same yard about the last of the week. As previously noted this company have bought the powerful tug Collier to do their towing, and they will commence receiving freight for St. Louis to-day. The,Glendale, Is enronte for this port from St. Louts. She has a full cargo, emulating mostly of iron ore. • - Capt. Brennan. of the Juniata, was in town yesterday having come ahead of the boat. Capt. B. la one of the moat en ergetic and hard-working sreamboat. man on this end of the Ohio , river. The Savanna, Ironsidos and. Hawkey° No. 2 arrived at St. Louis on Monday, and the Carrie V. Koontz was adver tised to leave there for Ouachita Oyer en . Tuesday. The Lake Superior wee expected to ar rive at Dubuque on Monday. The Lorena, which boat left here for St. LOUIS early yesterday, run aground at or near the "Trap" and it was thought she would have to lighten. —The St. boots Republican, of Sunday, lays: The Richmond to elf the ways, and will be prepared to make regular tripe about the middle of this week, The St. Maryi from Pittsburgh, her been reshipping freight for the Upper Misstasippi and Missouri Rivera. The Church left last evening with about bee tune of freight, and room left fur a heavy ehipment of flour at Chester To show the confidence of the insurance cornea. Idea In the substantiality of both the Charchend Wicks, It may be well to re. late that they are both insured at the low rate of ton per rent., which rate le lower than for any boat at this point. —General Weitzel says that at such a time during the present summer se will be the least inconvenient to commerce on the river he will close the canal for about sixty days, for the purpose of making nome.excavatlons which can not be otherwise made, This he does not expect to do, however, until after what Is known as the July rise. Parties In terested should consult with him as to, the most favorable time consistent withl 'general businesalnlereat. —A lady passenger on the steamer Kenton, bound. from New Orleans to Cincinnati, wed robbid of 7d. The money was taken from her state room, and was all the had. Upon the arrival of the boat at Louisville a young man, also a passenger on the boat, was ar rested upon the charge of being impli cated In the robbery and committed to prhilon. —The St. Louis Dispatch, of Saturday, Kayo: A few weeks ago flour was being shipped to hew Orleans at the rate of rive dollars for four barrels; yeeterday they were ahlpgdnii it for five barrel. fto . one dollar. The chippers say they can stand it If the steamboat can. —A flatboat- contatning Yte halos t f cotton sunk at itrookneids Stun; Trinity river, a few day ago. .The Ida Rees paw ed Cincinnati Landing, on the 17th. bound ter Clelveaton. Trinity river wee half bank blab at Clncitinati,_ and weather rainy. Capta:7aa. Newton and Levi Si:eith er, are about contracting at Cincinnati fora new boat for tiallatielia and liana- Wha River trade. —Edgar, the meteor the Celeste, who a few days since killed a negro deck hand, ham been adulated to ball. -Gustavo Sthadel, formerly steward of the Henry Amon, aged 28 years, died in New Orleans on Friday last. —The towboats Hawkey° anti Iron aides left St. Louts for - Pittsburgh on Monday. —There le new 3,14 feet water to For Smith, and 5X to the mouth of Ar kaniew. • • —erne Argosy and Mary Davago lo Cluainnati for St.-Locds on Monday. RIVER PACKETS. :EVAMMVILLE AND NASHVILLE rit EVAN SVI LLE, Ai ggr o b CLARKSVILI.IS AN UN ASH LIAL—Tie olead passerwer cc ewer CA/lIKLIA IL. IL IdAsom, Com% w. Hattimalte. Cletk. irllt Irvin fat . titeltiat talarnwatata now on 21tUttaDAY, AD at 4 P.. . . For freight or pooloagr. sop!t on b 074 or to atAll FLAOK t LIJLLINti WOOD. •gents 111031PININ AND IIEW ORLEANN VOlit MEMIPUIN ANA Wd NEW ()MASA NtL—Tbe splenZildrig and .1110104101111 MOLLIT. EBILBT Card. O. W. Staadtsh Sheppard. will leave as above SATURDAY. Aprh 3 0 th• • - Pfgir". 1411L7:7,5r,r.www.a.:1.T. CAIRO AND NT. LOUIS OR CAIRO. BT. aigigt FLOUIS t 11111.90171t1 RIY2II. —. he new passenger steamer FONTANELLE /mist 9. gnaw, Com'r, Will tease asalto en on THIS DAY. Atoll aTth. 10th . ..UW.4 , r Plume spots on board meg. FLACK a Col.LlNti WOOD, Agents. =I PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI PACKET LINE. The ads re and otendld tido-plat 0 48 1 Mb 1111(1A.TA, Capt. V. SUMMAR, wilt Isar. PM..burgh for Claclanatl SPAM( THUIPSDLY at 111 o'clock Pro/moll!. itatl l log. will Imre Claolanatt IV/LItY ISUNDAY 12 /L. For frrilibt or Puente, apply on board or to /LACK & COLI.IIr2 (1311 m b 7 JAIIICri CULL— PITISBURGII AND CINCINNA PACKET.: LINE. The new. arid splendid sidenheel a dr oi t Pleamer, ARLINGTON, DANIEL 810 0 81 4 Kaden' A. 8. 15NreArm, Caere, leases Pittenergis for Clneinnatl every TUX.BDAT at . 111. promptly. Melamine. Paves Cincinnati for Pittetrargh, at 14 N. every FRIDAY. . / o "rtl. B t , Ml , elte, or other Information, e ply On board or • Junes °MINS, fat MACK cou.mowoon. Avnts• STEIAMBHIPS • TO LIVERPOOL ANDAIa O . I7 EENSTOWN. TEE HOMAN um errz APB. Itr i ZAl u T Aint.e.lsas towels. A Mm U f OPPTOP PAU - CMOS' ANTWRIZT A T CITY UNTO Ul Yor DALTIMOItt. RYFIa SAT . URDAY lAMDON. . from Pier 45 North River, New SOM Jr. sumit m. or , Th Isforma.Das n ipty to • WILLIAM BINGIIAIk lii 81111THAIRLD STAB AT LEG/u, IN THE COURT OF QUARTER BREISIONSZWo ttc , Decesobergessionv.lllllll. la the matter the oihttlite of street. City of Pittabuitt lied eon. Atall 1,10, the Court appolot 3. W. "IL 1.. / • enioeci.aloner In the above ease, to bear the evidence offered by the P.M" tattiest., and report the woe to this Court With Ma opinion as to easel mothaeatjou of the 000000 of viewers 00 Mould be made. If any, and • form of decree, Ac. BY TUE COURT. IfOni the Loped: Jo PH sitoivak, auk Notice la hereby Oren that the anderalanal will etleld to the duttea of hie there appPlAt7 meat at Ala Glace; No. DP Path avenue, on the 91A DAY OF NAY, at O r. It. or said day, when And where a/I partial may attend. J. W. °VICE. Comsaludorer, No. 00 pint = .q:*,-...-d.'~_ SPECIAL NOTICES I"CO2i6U PTION. • Dito SCII.ENCIf PULMONIO SYRUP for the "IrreitofeSoliT'VolVildB and ;M U FTI) r the cure of DesPetista and all the Debilitated Condi tions of the Stomach. DIL CCHENCRiti MANDRAKE PILLS, for Diseases or the Liver or to act as a *Untie Pur gative. Ali of these three Medicines are often required in teeing Co has though the Pulmonle B gt en egeiw o erd 4` M'rnYrareTrirltea t to bgulating the Stomach and Liter, and heithe elmonle Syrup to digest and search throve the lood vesule, OY which meant see le Soon ef- Peeled. These Medicines are conscleationely offered to the Public as the only sato, certain and reliable remeuy or b Pulmonary Cionumption. and for ell those mid conditions of the body which lead to that fatal dlsease. Liver( [ Oceplaitt and Dye- Impels are often forerunner Of Conematition. and wuen they manifest theinselves they require The Minot anent:on. pitimonic snap le a medicine ;reach bas had • song Probation Debra the blk. Devalue has been proved by the thousand emus it has made through • period of More than ll:atty.-o , u Teem, In all which time Ito repetatlon has in. creased. and the most obstinate skepticism eta no longer doubt that It Is a reined, whlob may be used with confidence In alt eases which admit of a tare. If the patient will perteTeringlY follow the dl rectlias which accompany eaa betide, ka certainly be cored, If hie lungs are not too meet, wasted to make • cure pota ale. /excl. In eases summed to be flammable, when friends tied rhY stela. have - despaired, the use of this Med clue hex saved the life of the patient and restored him to perfect health. • Dr. Schenck does not uy that all cases of Pet rel-nary tioneumptlonaro within the reach of medicine. bet he emphatically aunts that often when patients have the most alarmingsymptoms, such as a violent cough, meeting chills, night • sweat., general debilitff. even to such a degree that they are obliged to Ile In ~m a yiten hunV.l7.B.t '°,lf,en the °=rgePaittgir'tlf,ti gal io tome extent destroyed, a Cots may oo st. I lt d o, b ru b t=l:ll'l,=TiM ese inetileluen Mot mall) efte.ent. Dr. Schenck has photo graphs of a number of . Timone who have been nearly covered with runnlng sores and now all healed op. .This chows ita perifyihr proliortive. wmeh must be able to heal entitles In the tang In tee treatment of Consumption al is et the utmost Importance to dive vigor Mao • healthy tow to' t eystem. Hence It le essary to streugthen he the eppetite of the Date n o t tea rm. Drove the digestion. Prone, nOnricilMent is re together with such Mea n . se trill halm the food easily digestible. The article. most flnhabit torlteAlLetg fgriergmpatt.en,frotaag ig l ljte t r L ituted gratultouely. la geeral, the meet highly nutritious n k le. are to be bra ferred,bot the digestive organs mestbe atrengitt• cued In order to make either food or medietne CerVieesble. Thi• requirement Is met by the licatreed Tonic. and for this porno. It was dee. Keeled. When the digestive powers sre put In good order, the food has Its proper effect; the amen 6f the patient Is invigorated and we longs be gliajnerelse their fergonn i a normal nod rtheoninWirp r ;elll74ct the c ue s. " w " .°l Polnion•ry Consumption Is ahnost always cam. nitrated with Dyspepsia and Lleer Complaint. rohenck's Ilandrase rm. are .1a ended to re move obstructions from the Liver and restore Its ll healthy action. They h all the efficacy which nscrlbol to calomel or e •bltie masa," .6 are warranted not to cont.. • Particle of any min eralpoison. These nu!. cure tdo mint obothiate costlvene. Ma headache, piles. 1:111.4 lions, and all other disea s es arid. sr. Qom. torpid or °hummed will thethe Liver. flee box of these pills will pro.. efficacy of the medicine. lioneumpt on the Bea Weed Tonle and Man. drake Pills art Invaluable auxlllary esediciles ?bey relieve the suffering. of Metedlent end asMst Pointonle !Syrup In effecting stage. They here been found Quint In ulvented of Conan mpuou where the Inure are almost en. ltre4 destroyed and all eurintome ancordleig to the jade - men of the physician Injected linseed, deat The Ilvea of patients wee. we for In ah. dying Gqlldll.loll hare been ore re u eyed for moes. nths by the nee bobentVe three gran rem edi - Dr. Schenck'[ Almanac contains a tail treatise an the various forms of &sews. ht. moos of - trestenent, ano 0,000.2 directions how to nettle medicine, eau be had traits, or sent by Midi by addressing his reloelpal UM., No. IS.ibfarth elleth street, Philadelphia. Pe. . Pelee of the townie bynto and Seaweed Tow. la tech 61,110 per boltle.• of 'TAO a half dose.. Idandrako Pale SI nets • hoe. • roe niche ail ruggist* .deVideVe _ . IarDOCTOR WHITTIER CON TINUMI TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE HISZASItti. That numerous elasspf cams remitt ing from self.abuse prodecitiE nervons debility, Irrhabllity, — eruptions, Seminal embalm& and dually Impotency permartently eared. Persom agikted with dellente., Intricate and long standing tonstitutional con:IT'LL ts ere Politely invited to call for eiresulta which costa nothing. ltasmrictico, the beft, ofta ' cliers, has enabled him pe to perfect remedies at anon CRP cleat, rmanent. and whh la reoct eases can be abed without hi adrenal to ic hustnees. bled- Minos prepared In the establishment, Which em braces nem, reception and welting rooms; also boarding and sleeping apartments for patients Z&ta s zat ,rtnrei=tattLfa 7.1.1%* mineral springs. Na matter who have failed, mate your case. Raid what he says In his pam phlet of Menages. my° say adilrem for two stamp. in sealed envelo Thousand. of cam. treated tnnually, at o ;and all over the con•• gL•c. c k n cr.l"4. l ;ll:TAZ - .= l7 cg,t, l =i Pittsburgh, Pa. Hone. Y.. V. to Vr, M. Sun days la V. r. Pamphlet sent to , deem for two 110 - BATCIIELOWS DIAIRDVIE. —Vitt splendid Hate Dye b the best le the World. lartolea., reliable, Instatittheoes, does not &nubile lead, nor any •Wakie poise. to produce paralysis or death. Avoid the 'sleeted awl delusive I...parallel:A bale Tinsel they do not POUR.. The gename W. A. Natebelors Hale Itye hex bad SO years untarnished repute- Hon to uphold li. Intrerlty as the only Perfect Hale Dye—Bleck Ithrwu. Bold by all Drug- APPIled at 10Hond tweet. H. Y. Pei WHOLESALE GROCERS. &c. DILWORTH - WIPER & CO., 243 Liberty Street, (opposite ' bead ol Wood street) WHOLESALE - GROCERS, • 1. • Pittsburgh, Pa. ESTABLISIIED A. A T SOMA' 1812. w. Rt. 60111ILY WHOLESALE GROCER No. 271 Liberty Street, linar.C.LT Oar, 11.01.11 H 0174. ).. lITIVIBUFLOH. PA. M. STKIttiC a. A. EITZZLZ. M . STEELE & SON, Cont./nil:don Merchants •PP MALM' IN FLOUR. GRAIN, VE}.1.13.,dk0 No. 91 01110 STRXET, near Pan ColomoU. • ky.IIIIIENY CITY. Ps. ME&NOB & HAMPER, rum (wax AND ntuDner. Commission Merchants, Se. 11319 LIBISItirY ISTRZILIN conllentnents wiletted W. -C. ARMSTRONG, ligomimor to rots r •ArlDstrong,) PRODUCE COMII4ION - 111210 . 1ANT I ; No. 25 Afarlcot Street. evil - • - L. 1, BLANcnAnD. Wholesale and Retail Grover, 6313::86N0. 396 PENN STEELY .Ic I ITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON, Wholesale Urocers, Commission Merchant. an Dealers In Prduce, ?lour. Baron isi ff o uhsse. Fish, Carbon and Lard 011. Iron Nal Cotton Yams and all Pltlabnegli Mum Uses. generally. 1116 and 1/4 IiNCOND lergT, pittabarith, Joaxt. 1100811..K0W. norres.,_orw. a. trovszi POUF 1. HOUSE & BROM., Sue. tcensors to JOHNI. FICIUDE i CO ! , Whole sale llrocers and VomtnlnlonllerehlUtta. Carla Maltbileld and water streets. rlt.taborch. JOHN aturrON a.wz. Lap. &WALLACE.Whote- W.I.ANVIMIAMI;Vac.Thrtzw OILS TACR BROTHERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DICALEAS IR • Petroleum and Its Products. d'Aroulfl=lVV2tiiltlaWlLle Tl de Iladelphls Office-131 'WALNUT T. sooril WARING K RING, Comm!ultra Merthaata awl linkers Li Petroleum Mull - its Produ DALZELVE BLOOKeDUQUESNE WAY. rincenstrinA ADDWMS„ WAREN% KING & 109 WALNUT sTizzET ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY HERBEIT W. C. TWEDDLF, MANTI7AOTIIKILIt Or Lubricating &High Test Ihrelag 011 s. Sellpse litnltroad Ante Oil.. esnea great heat without change; renal= Arnold. lowest tompatatures. notteim en f ee • tropical auralee or hot Weather. Laesametive, nsartne, iadOtaw Skop. Will eutherows. Saw Mlllsnd Planing NW Ofly itp=110. 1 V:a L ,Hi.44.10.19 % oti, Taereers • Stiatr , Sensate - land Flialsblngltineso.4. 0 Itsasseas OIL IParallats YOU _VARNISH,. to Weser,* Bright Loa Work end macidnerr Mom nut. These products aro manufactured Midas: Threddlen_pateat by Baperbested Steam to Tao. MO. The Lobar-Min Ails are perfectly mire. Out orm. and mostly light mil. oa ure a. e i ne a higtk temperature ...Red, spud malaise limpid daring taints. •a To mad Ode are 1110qtlati, and are In eoutaat UMW of the principal Railroad.. Bums. eau to examtsed sod orders left at 2r4 WOOL ilTatatT. Works at Shama:sure geld.. FINA NOIAL. TRADISIENI - NATIONAL BANK, Wood St., ea. Second Avente. mother PAID,_ ON MOMS. Gold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks BOUGHT AND SOLD. L. BitAliblt_Y, President. nes dS T .LZYS T. titI3OITIFIEVSIs.r= FREEHOLD DANK BUILDER-ASSOCIATION. No. 100 Fourth Are., Pittsburgh. CAPITA! lIMSIIII Depositors Bova by Real Estate mad latamit Allow on Tlue Deposits._ PreMJent—lDWA D HOUSE. Flee PreMdenta—J. S. uliArr, ADAM JA COBS. EDWARD HOUSE, WILLIAM PHILLIPS, JAMES S. CRAFT, ROWE W. MACKRIC. THOMAS EITHOIELS TRZL. JAREVIS DM. BRUSH. W. DA SAeucrM et o a n r t y OubTero—.AME —TlPl.o SIIeSiTSIL. (Moe boon Scum L o'clock •. leo to 4 o'clock P. ic dolly. and story Saturday evening from to 10. apmwli 1 .,,,,, COVIIIIRC IL OINKING CO. , .t. • No. 92 rth Avenue, O PITAL 0100,000 ..{`- lleekholders Imllvidaally Liable. IM=l3 W. 11.47.V1C1U10111. W.O. MACRON, PIMIDIVIT. CaNUM. • ALEXANDICH RAINS, JOHN LINDSAY, A. H. Z7OLISH D. S. MACRON W avaisot JOHN 0. eandars, W. 0. HUULIARY, WILSON, " rebon w.lte. ' Collections made oa all accessible points of the United Slates .4 Can sdas. INTEREST allowed On TINE DEPOSITS. ' Prompt attention elven to all. business of sor respondents. . CENTRAL BANK, No. 35 Bank Block, = 13=a32! .$lOO,OOO Bank of Discount and Deposit. BTOOIDOLDER3 INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. literal Allowed ea Time Deposits. Collection. made - In ail tn. principal Oficial Um United Stata• .11d 01111•111111.- THOMAR VAWCETT. BAILRIG I). W. O. CARROLL. J. V. DYNXISTON. JAHR)) H. HoPHOI3, ORORII6 RINHHAH JULIUS ADLIR. JARZI) M. 111018 H, JAMES BOWN. PAUL H. HAWKE, J. H. WALTZIA JAMIE LIO/201, THOS. FAWCETT, President. J. W. DAVlTT.Outitar. M. MINNOWS, Assistant Cashier. apll:r7o.aiwl THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO. US errTelllUitclll. EIMEM Safe Keeping of Valuables, Owler gamuts", sad illsientlag of UV. 1s IU Piro and Margitr•Proot halts. NO. 83 FOURTH AFNNUE. President—WlLLlAM PHILLIPS.' PM, Presidest—MlENßY LLOYD. DrsaLToust O WILLIAM PHILLIVS, BYRN H t PLINT HS HINNY LLOYD . JO& S. 11099J901i. WILLILII RYA. tirOntill 61.Ae_ SILLILY H. LYON. CUISTLO H. HUMICY. Else •T 1 P. Oa BONIMOHIT. dolly Dom 9 Welocit A. o 4 clod! F. I& • CITY BANK. 112 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. - - CAPITAL. 'zoom*. ITOCIA01,1)6211 111DITIDIJILLY LIABLE. EMILE= PAID 'ON DEPosiTs: . • 708-ZION ZXCHANUL Bought and sold. - aid Whet deslrni eel:Meted to Europe. Collections made on nu tn. ,[IIIIIVSI point& of the United Mate- ad Can - de. Inausiat 111111.1 tr. Consider t.' ! Jars. McCaw - Vice Pri CI ,r . - W. N. NlOnsinn, (Naar. D. ihasen. . b-""CT° Jtnei hfeCabed Thomas icoarte, Noah Keating Polack Kam Terence Cana H. lam Junes falai. P.. 1. ISK"IrN. Ninny ' Vsar r"l* ansos. - . lelAll - JOS. 11. trAZZAV. Solid • HART, CAUGHEY & BANKERS AND BROKERS; arrnerPosirth and Weed Streets, Q. PAL OOLIOCACOISOR TO HANNA, 111IIT Exchange, Coin, Coupons, And parUeuru atas.trzAhl to Mr purchase COVERNMENT BONDS. Sit Drafts on Lend On. HOLDEN:B & EONS, N. B. 57 MARKET STREET. PITT3BOIIOIII. PAL Collections =Alfa on oil the pelaelpol potato of ILa Uoitod Stat. cad (Asada& fiteeks,Bogas and other Seentittet SOUOUT 1.24/1tIOLI) UN 00111LUMil. Particular incaution paid la tU parahamisad wa a( V.ated St,tes COAL - AND CONN oscart, r..z&mair & MANUPACTURIRS OF CONNELLSVILLE COKE, DRALIBS IN Youghiogheny and Juithiscite 'Coal, •. PITTSBURGH. PA. Office:. ROOM file. 6, Gazette Balidlig. C ASP.Crders 4 rupee:rally solicited. aplihrll • a 4 CD42044.1.4 Youghiogheny Gas Coal CO'. TUG Coltman) sill Sow preheated ttrfareleh the best Cost oigaillini°4ll.lll"ft/i AT PAIR OUTS Railroad Depot. toot or Iget;eer, ' Plilo. Orden addressed to Clete Mutes, West Mir ton, Pa., or to Yard: will be psoltiptly ettetulled • M. P. CriIERN. apts:rts eIIiRLES•II.' • • Youghiogheny suld,Connelleville Coal, &ad Yesaftatorrx of COIL, ILICI OND DICIFLPIIIMIZED COIL 01117C1 AND YARD. eerier Huller slut WM* Meet. LibartY and Clymer West& filatll mutt also Mooed meet, Slight& 'Md. and at hen or flog 111.1*10. & C. Depot. Moose ward. Ord left a% eltbar at the Mean *lees. or ml. dress some throng& Pitlabergh 1". 0., re• tetra promo% attention. • war to Ilitam I am 6111441thit _ Herm Wells oa.,_Wm• Smith, Mao. Inn Milla. B. o. /ow let &to Otephesson & Qo.. Slam& • Co., Ors& & Hogue, Me: pulley. Fmk, 800 , I Woo.Y pm. 111.00011 V. Reese, Greg • Dell. few & J. B. Lyon & Co.. James eirmball & Co.. /LH Mabee • nion Da rt Hotel, Coone&setlle IS. S.. C0., P=1171 , 4004 Y. Allegkelal Valley Y. B. (OALt COAL!! COALM • DICKSON, STEWART 6 GO, traTlog ruotrrtel U 6401102 to NO, 667 LIBERTY STREET, tf.stoly out nose MIII tlittiOND /ZOOS; Will 17 NO "2 a% gni: l 'M It wir 2 0DV tifb"• AT • E t atm t r Ztough tita3lo , l4 .211131 UV. AROBITNOTB. T. , n. EVAN& - No. 4f3.. Fifth . Averme.. Plias sad mecilutlaas Pretrizad hui east la au Riad, of bananas. Dade IRON AND EITERL. DUQUESNE woggs. COLEMAN. RAIIM. & ltssalhet ICON, NAILS- STEEL. AXLES AND SPRINGS. DUQUESNA. L X AND JUNIATA. PLAT BAB, EMEND AND SWAIM MON. BAND,_IIuOP SHEET AND TAXED/ON, BOILER PLATES AND HEADS, GUARD IRON. DEAD and DROPPER MANDEB. CUTTER BASS. CELLI/ I % IRON. ' TIAN ABS, AT MES lailtßall SPRING. PLOW AND CULTIVATOR whim. STEELWINGS AND MOULDS eut whim STEAL TIBBS, ETHEL. SHAFTING. A. B. STEAL. . COACH. BUDDY and WAGON SPUME and ALLEN. OUT NAILS A ND.SPIK/8. All Goode First Oho and Warranted. °muss ABLY WOREs: gishiesatti Strust sad Alloghsag River .a i d TT Wator BMW, Pittsburgh. MILLER, BARR & PARKIN. 611111115 AL PAJITItillt Z i lt;. %Mita OBITMA N ILtra• SPIICIAL Paunnea-8. KIVA CRESCENT STEEL WORKS, WILLER, BARE is :PARKIN, OPPICE. 44. HO Liberty Street, • teltdel PITTOBLIAGEI, FA. P FrTEIBIIIIGH STEEL IFOFtES. seTAIILDMID IN its ANDERSON it WOODS, isAiillPACTultillB OP BEST =muss]) OAST wiles • Of every description. Also, best &dined German Plow and Spring Steel. .Ds ON DONNER Ross AND 11112 ST AVINIIL. ali . Ts. sznall DUQUESNE FORGE. WILLIAM K um maeoesgor 408. E[4 Bl ( kaki) feetlttlee co-extensive with the lestllng Tor raTt=grilrelllagrlME&llCNV SHAM Cs LEES, PISTON nOtl. LIVERS, a wa i t HI RAILROAD AXLES, description of 064:7.90.0 Corner of Duquesne Way and lint Street. mg:MO pErrEIBURGH NOVELTY WORKS. • Founded A. D. loan. OU AD M ADAMS & C B O. litaXllPACTUnline OP • • caTwrowa STANDARD,),Ants A NE a PAT. liNTI PLATPOIty AND COUNT= SCALES. lama Poore Patent Door Locks and Liam. Paint and Corroe ants, Le. SWIM OP FIRST AVENUE GS/111 Plltsbemrla. Padmahh. SHEFFIELD STEEL womis. NIMIOK & COI TTITSBIIIIIOII, , ManAlsitorors of avorf Asserbtlon of CAST AND EEEICE4 STEEL ILILTLWAT AMINO% ZLLIIITIO AND PLATFORM ISPRINGB, AXLES, AVM, TIRE, lc., At. Witahoase, SII Water and 100 First Ste. BLACK DIAIKOND STEEL WORKS. PARK, BROTHER & CO., id all descriptions of OEM Fe . Calre and Waretton_ TFI rirH. THIRTY FUSS? sad HAMM/AD BTUCILTS., prvrinoson. STOVES, CASTINGS. itto. COOK STOVES. CET THE BEST. BISSELL . 455,- CO'S TRITTAUPEI. 1 I POR BITUMINOUS - COAL, Wariwated to Coos, Bake or Boast as well as say other Ettore l the Vales: BISSELL & 00, No. 1 .285 Liberty Street. Alm, on hand and fbr rAIILOR STOVES. HCATING wry , / GRATZ 1 , 04 - PINDERS. CMOLINO ii7Dl4 aa. GRASP, EMUS tk CO, KANOTAMMOCan Op MKT TatOrrlT OP S r rgii r 3oiSn BOSTON COOKING RANGE, °THE FIERY PURNACIV • Pon WAlinxe THN MOW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVII. “KLOULATOR." OOLUMBUI. COOK STOVIK., c ( i Ftne i laW K Pattern) PILBTABLK kincortrie, el KLTKO. frairoin W dfrt sant= GUT& NEONI2I, SIXDF.E.S. - 206 and SOS I.l2erty Street, GRUM PITTSBURGH. PA. - LEY & 00.. P . so wool) orner, Nanofootman of the fireatext Variety?, Cook, Parlor and Heating Blom, TO szroulro Ta oar assortment will he found all the LATIUM PATIUSEI AND IMPROVAIDDITS. and the rep Itatint of our Sleets 1 each that any one la waa t of a good article should parehase none lot Mose inannfactured by as, ae they will be found the awl durstds as well as economical. Would 11%rekrebta1=0, 0 112:7.2 , 1 0 71c21f SOIJ 1101 In arse moans. lo with or without . easing. Al. woo li.va used Limn pro 11104ro JLLI superior loony ottoman,' iaz ramm er. lor VatalOrila and face lWO BRAM POUNDER& =NKr WIZ. 4110171•21 =ACM HENRY BIER & CO.,' SUCCESSORS E ZORN N. worm & CO. Bell and Brass Founders. BRASS CASTINGS MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER. laleable and Grey Iron Fittings, GAS PIPE AND TEEING, 7110IILE, BAPEff Inn cant 111 RA ALL GLOBE PATTER*. lEl.4:Org . C4:14:53301, Brass Work of-every description for Stem, Water and OH. MAIIUTACTURERB ON J. M. COOPER I COE lISIGOTed 311*11241(171 Stun Pomp. Agents us Dreyfus , Patent Oit ers. the best in the Market. Otiee Street&Ltd WEE, eon= Thtneasth and EU EDE - A TIVOOD A. McCIFFREV, 'XL Coral. I.lbarty stmt. as.d Ttatroll Avann Plltabartß. ems Foams up IRON PIPE FITTER. sad AGLITTB to A. B. 0•1111131011 • awe DYLAN PUTT /04D Rumens. • • ' • „ Houszs, & cp.. ANCHOR COTTON - NULLS, Masan:inn FIZALVTUSDMIII sad IJOH7t &Neuss awn ■asssLn earmirnms a=n mrtrila. ENGINES, , BOILERS. ao, FORT Prrr BOILER. STILL AND TANK • wccitEcs. CARROLL AND SNYDER. M ANUFACTURERS 07 Vip Mr j inV4 D Lit . % Jai i 7.; t i 1 r. La N A s Mt.illiePitßTNiiTi " rtfflo- DsrafrPlPAS, EtAzoicsairse AND IRON BRIDGES, EIMION DOORS AND 00A1, ermITD. arregirtttL - Wau s r4 ". PITTSI3I7ROII, Mir Orders tent to the ammo Ma w: promptly attended . to. UR N. BOLE & CO., Car. Point Alley and Duquesne Bin mean Ina roam) Engine Builders, Founders and Machinists. Moth