The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, April 29, 1870, Image 3

FINANCIAL.
AMMAN BANK,
NO. 80 FOURTH AVEINVE,
PITTISBUIZOIL
twin C&PIZILI, $200.10.0
Stockholders Indy!hilly Liable.
WANE OF DISCOUNT AND DEPCNIT.
'°" W.Mt
I'LOYD,
• - • • Gadder
Thoe. Y. Ware.ll, Job. IL Martlud.
Wm. T. Shannon, krebnsald W
James W. Arra%
Chu. B. Lean. aIL"
John Flovi,
This nut. ts now fulls °mutest' and P"P•r"
to so a general itanktu liminess. T - 74 ,
ic Jokes
431-07_4130,
SILVER AND COUPONS,
Botigitt - at HirAest
Pll. R. MERTZ, Banker,
Cor. Wood St and sth Avenue
SAmTh T. BRADT .
trim. to Z. ao2cre i CO..
Coiner Fourth kveneud Wood
=6 sell WI kinds of
UOVititiCNISI C SECIAI rrOS;
. sou), BILTER AND COM'Olt. -
.. 01111OST JAVIDRAZIS TEEXE.,
llr-lelereet Allowed ea Depigita..
. UOTI2IIIO.Id, Beads at
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e s T7lnr a,
la OLD.
:AIMS T. BRADT & CO.
re Eittlturgil
FINANCE AND TRADE.
(By Belegrab a Uhe rittabtlet tiontts.)
Toax, April 28,1870.
Money steady at 4@5. Starling quiet
and Arm at 9fit9)(. Gold active aid
'firmer; opined at 15. , &sinned to,
adrutoad to 15w, doubts at 153‘. Oar
lying rates 3to 7 per cent. to 10. Clear
antes, 134,000,300. r.Recemt arrivals of
American 'diver from Canada aggremlte
three - million dollars, the greater part
of which was pnrchued by one Ilrm,
and in being packed for shipment to
Europe; probably from $230,000 to
3600,000 will go forward on Saturday.
Gold advanced on a. cable telegram that
the specie in the bask at France had
decreased 3,500.000 francs.
Governments restive and higher. Oon-
Petile,...' B i, 1 6 %®18)41 do. 'B2, 1554015%;
do. ' , 84„ 14X11€314t0 do. 1434@14%;
new, 1230§113; do. 'B7, 135011334; de. 'IA
- i 3 M(31 13 M; 10-40, 8;02183‘; currency, 80. 121401.24‘.
Ettatebonds firm; lltaseachusetia 92%,
old Tennessee 5934, new do -57. Stout
market was satire and higher, and not
withstanding the partial reaction late in
the afternoon on heavy realization, 34
-and lber •cent. from the highest point,
and • closed strong. Orders' from out.
alders are Increasing.
Canton, 71%; Cumberland; 31; Western
Cake Telegraph, 33%; Quicksilver, 834;
Mariposa, 734: do. preferred, 15; Adams
Express, ek 2034; American, 3814;
United States, 45; Pacific Mail, 48; New
York Central, 95341 Script, 93; Erie 23%;
do.,prefened, 40; Harlem, 147; Beading.
10234; Michigan (knurl]; 12854; Lake
Shore, 98%; Illinois Central, 140; Pitts
burgh, 114%; A. W., 7834: do. ord, 8834;
Rock island, 121%; New. Jersey Central.
107%; Bt. Paul, 64%; do preferred. 71334;
Webssft, 54] Ft. Wayne, 93%; Terre
Haute, 85%; preferred, eft Indianapolis
end Clnernnan; 11434; prttrerred, 114%;
ehio and htleelarlppl, UM: St. Joe, 1123 i:
Indiana Central and rllllnole Central.
AV
5 D ubuque , 1084 „ ; Hartford and
Erie,
The Ehiti•Treaurary has& balance In geld
of ;84,645,193; currency. 112,023,0&1; gen
eral balance, iBB, 142,U4.
Ornocol Prrizsoaaa Gusurry
•' • 21rousany. - April 28, Uno,
--Condug quousuous roomed by Ja l
T. - Brady a 03. Gold: 11530. United
Mato' Elam, lin, 116%; FlTs•Twanideo,_
1882,116%; do. CM, 1.18340 do. 1885, 114%:
Ton.Forues, 108%; Flyo-Twmtleu Juno
-ay and July, 1286, 1112 - do. do. ma,
ilidg a do. do. 1888. 113%; Union Pact&
12, EN; Central do. do. 90}0 Cy.
piano, 1.12%. .
PITTSBURGH CATTLE •AM
Pnws'at earerraar &rock YARDS,
• Tuunankr, April-48, 18/11. S
the dock trade .has been moderately
active this week, the sales in the ag
smote being close on to the average,
and compared with lest 'Week. sheep are
rap fully }j a cent,
,and cattle, too, are
arena and a abide higher. -The stook
market, kowever, — notwithetandleg the
high prices, is unkatistectory to - dealara
and consumers, and producers are mak
ing eat ..the money. Meats are higher,
reistitely, than - any of the leading sr
tides of necessity; nfty per cent higher
than flour, one hundred per cent dearer
than potatoes, and ao we might go on to
the end of the chapter. The question
very netnially DOOM an, how is it that
*took is so much higher, relatively, - then
anything else, built is ziwreesally asked
than answered. Ositienaust 'be scarce,
otherwise the prises now prevailing
ribald certainly flood the market, and
stock... man, generally, do not anticipate
- any Material decline until about the let
of July, when grass cattle usually com
mence to make their appearance In con
siderable nuMbera. In regard to sheep.
the albustion it different, there is no
enereity. sad the advance the week is
owing entirely to a temporary marelty.
The rise,eatablished this week- may be
lost paskAeek. no doubt it will. utile
arrivals are generally larger the week
kintredng a eitakt - roarket, tertbs-ag.
vented prima brings thew, - ant in
greeter numberi. Hogs have fluctuated
• teentlild kV prime rhp ;Several, sitakii;
nelit 4 lie **trig' to feet 'USW them;
rivals Just about keep pace with the
d e n 4, 2 4, • ; ; ;
A rather strange oocurranra took pies
at the yards today, resulting from •
see of altlis,,Rottnatelaffszty
gold ilfrentytttine bead' in -- Ale= 'Green ,
7 1 4 i t h e well•knOlin droner of
,eflle.
i
. " Aftertaing Wel hi Ind paid
st
for Penn's. Company ran
&Ad a little extra bill of three dollars,
oa ewes aide, for, as . we. =demand,
oarryfirg them from Pittsburgh lathe
Rag Idea* Yards, -This _caused the
idteb,lat nether buyer Mot Seller felt
like paying the bill. The freight bad
been paid from the point at which the
cattle were shipped, teethe East Liberty
Yards, ;Indic was thought the Railroad
Company had moaned all It was entitled
to... Rat the Company, =redeems,.
mggglig not relines lbe tall& lung the
Mil was satisfied, and to avoid trouble,
it was finally paid by the seller, under
pellet. it It - =land that /i.e.:mew..
of this kind could not be legally made,
and the it is unfair and unjust for any
errporelou dares • edam of th e
=3
As already intimated, the market was
somewhat si than last .week, and
hold e n, irep ,' asked higher priom.
The offednvt, although by no means
largo, were fair, op • to the sveltere of
the put month, and there was a goodly
number "Of buyers in attendants, - In
cluding some new faces from Phila.
riga. But with info.' relatively
in the west, than the east boyere
and seller. mroldnot get together, and
=Peony the sales were neht=.••
drones of good to prime • fat
Stem sold yesterday and to-day st 7%
8, one small bunch 'averaging between
Waind I.6ooProneht 83i.
Vitammtv. 11.-4 B Hunter to J Anil
811:wat 39.620.
. .
Fanner, 21—H, L a Co. for Goodwin
Alt 40.100; sum for Ward Co. 8 6 1
10/.080, at 7,60; same Ms D. Ford ni
wyJtro. at 7.4* mine , for same,, 02 .
lan=at MO._ • .
2A—Hedges a TlOrAlsi•
Mak 11. wet 11.780, • 11,60; same for
Binds d B, rrgt 8„128.
Tamp 28.—H, L Co. for Helmp
Er 16, wggt 24480, at 8,00; awns for Him.
mar. *IP 6 .1411,64 rn
66. at B,lo;Teae - for
PDrewn 18, wet 40711, at 7,60: same for
amniallorgt Ilthetat*Tik Hedges * T
N 0 Clark 66, Wet 7/.060, at 7,6* same
eV MIMI 4 1 , vitt4.6l at 7.00.
Amorzermr 77.—8, Campbell to P
Mama. so. will 412.140. at UN P Mem
sotto Wm Kelly LS, wet 24680, at 8,00:
HasiolVood..t .for italtruder wilt
Witt at;Welt Stuart to W.: Hinds 6,
wet ettali at 7,60; H, L a Co. for Ham
. 7,1074 W lit . vret 22,800, at 7,76.
' ‘2I3II II3X&T, L aor Map
eat H in, wit Immo, at 7,964 same for
- -, ;°[
-
Leedy & W. 29, wgt 27,769. at 7,99:6 Stn
art to J Martin 64, Irgrt 84, 920 . at 8,00.
C 33
The o ff er i ng ,. compared with lan
week, have been light, and with a good
shipping demand, prices are up filly 3
Prime clipped sheep
a cent per po an d.
sold at (04(3634
ave
averaging 8361 , 86 1 1 "
one bunch brought 6,60, and even at the
advance the supply arm not equal to the
demand. Philadelphia took the great
proportion of the sheep, Philadelphia
neieg . „w e to pay better prices than the
New York buyers
and, coneequently,
the Yorkers had to take • back seat.
Wooled cheep of which there were but
few on sale end mcetly of • low grade,
sold at 53036%. Needy eold 2 car loads
slipped _W Elem to day,:ate ietnethlog
over ex. -
BOCHI.
The Hog market was a little stronger
during the early part of the week, and a
slight advance' Was established. Since
then, however, the market reacted
again, and the. advance was lost. We
now quote Philadel phis Hogs at 93049%,
and Yorkers at 534(49.
VII rrsitunon MAMMA
Otmen Or PiTISBUROII
THUBSDAT, April 28, 1870.
While specigating In grain la pretty
well played out here, those who In
dulged in this kind of businesa having
been pretty well ne ed Up sometime ago,
It la still keptdp in Chicago, ' ind failures
there are of very common occurrent*.
It la stated that between thirty and forty
"shorts" in wheat have gone up there
within the peat week or two. We clip
the following from the Chicago Tribune
of Wednesday.'
"Another batch of (allures was spoken
of to-day, the parties all belonging to the
school of entail fry who never expect to
pay lames, and live on very precarious
profits. It to a pity that these people
cannot be kept MM.' board, but the fact
is that they hue secured a queslatinmu.
pity by , :getting. into debt, and "their
ereditors tolerate their presence in the
hope of getting square some time. If
the Board of Trade could be purged of
about 8 per cent of its membership(tbe
purgation being made Judiciously) it
would be of great advantage to the
whole of the legitimate trading chum"
, APPLE BITITER—SaIes at 850700.
ASEIFZ—Firm but unchanged: Com
mon Nuts Ash, 4o; refined do 4g;
Pearls 9gog; Pots 714.
APPLES—Coming to more freely but
with a good demand, prices aro well ins.
stained, at 1405 per bbl.
BUTTER—Is coming In pretty freely.
and as everybody is anxious to sell,
pricitaareiseak and drooping. We now
quote prime to choice Roll at 30Q33.
BRANS—DuII and neglected but 1211.
changed-51,80®2h per bushel.
BROOMS—We quote store prices**
follows: Fancy, 0,00; No. 1,84,80; No. 2,
14.00; No. 8, 13,50; common, $2,60(0)3,013.
CRANBERRIES—SaIes of Sackett's!
Belle Berries at CIO per bbl.
CARBON OlL—la, If anything, a
shade stronger, but without quotable
change as yet. Standard brands, 23 for
round lots, end'24%&.'s fcr small lota.
CORNMEAL—Is nrmer In sympathy
with corn, but unchanged at 95@fl per
bushel as to quality.
CEMENT—SaIes of Louisville Cement
at $3@3.4 per bbl.
• CHEEIE-o , d stock nearly exhausted.
Salm of new Ohio Goehen at 160; new
Weetern Reserve . Cheese (akitdroed
milk) at prices ranging from 11@14c.
Sales of New York Waken at 173 o.
DRIED FRUIT—Is quiet and un
changed. Wo can report sales
orAPPles et e®Bs{; Peaches at 703 for
Tamers, end 9 ®934' for haling. Black
berries, INNS ma.
EGGS—There is no improvement to
note in the demand, and no change to
make in quotations, 15@113 eta
FE&TELER.9-13ales of live geese feath
er.. at 80®86 cts.
FLOUR—Is steady with a continued
good localdemand. but prices -are nn
changed.. We continue to quote western
flours, in store, at $5125.551 for spring:
88.50@e for winter. and 17®7,50 for
fancy brands. - Rye flour, firm at $5.
GRAIN—Stock of wheat in handout
dealers light, but the mills are getting in
• good deal from the. West; we continue
to quote at $1,14®1.18 for fair to prime
Red. Oats in good deal better supply,
and the only thing that keeps prices
from breaking is the fact that there is a
slight margin la shipping east; we con
tame to quote at 47@48 in first hand, 50
(p)5l on smart and track and 63%55 In
store. Corn very quiet; offerings by no
mesus large, hut the demand appears to
be light and prices are unchanged; MAles
ou wharf at 8.5 for prime ear sna 00 for
shelled. Rye's quoted at 95(07, cash,
and It, time. fforley quiet and un
changed-851390 for fair to prime spring.
HAY—Baled is unchanged, ranging
_from 115 to gm for fair to 'strictly prime
timothy.
RIISYCS-234@3c.
HOSIIIIIM—Market almost bare, but
there is not much inquiry for it; may be
quoted s6®Bssper libt.
liiiMitS=Oreen salted, 10(4:111. do
Mackerel, 7@eB; dry flint, 224324; green
bait, 12tr
LArtp OIL—Is firm In sympathy with
Lard, and tending uciward. Extra No.
I noted firma; PAO.
Eastern, white, flan; Cleye 7
land. $2.21.
ONlONS—Market pretty well glutted
and little or no demand.
POTATOES—SaIes of river potatoes
at sswo, and prime Lake Shore Peach
Blows at 42@)46.
PROVISIONS—Market steady; • but
with the exception of lard, which is
higher, there is no important change to
make in quotations. .Shoulders, 12%
for plain; 133,1(414 (or sugar oared; Hams,
163 i for plain; 17Migle for plain sugar
cured, and .11334 for canvassed do; Break.
fast Baoon. 173. Dried Beef; 20. Mess
Pork, $29. lard, 17 In tierces and 1734 In
kegs.
PEANIITt3—Prime Tennessee quoted
at 911010*..
PEARL BARLEY—No. 4,6; No.
65i; Oatmeal, $10,50 per bushel, $5,60
per halt bbl.
PEAS—st.7s®l,Bo per bushel.
BALT—Sales rar Mad lots at $L65@
1,70, with the usual advance in store.
SEED/3—The demand for both Clover
and Timothy la steadily falling off, but
with a reduced - stock. prices, as yet, are
enchanted; $934 for the former, and le®
6l( for the latter. Flaxseed ;15 bid,
and little or nono In market.
=
LOriing or Prrisanntait Gazersra,
Tamosimx, Aprti 28, 1870.
The ell marxet was strong today, par.
titularly for rented, the decline
day hiving been hilly overeome, and,
pa/shimmers, there seemed to be more
buyers than sellers. There is an almost
entire absence of anything like a spoon.
live feeling, the inquiry emanating from
'shippers who want the oil, so that the
present movement Is legitimate,' anti In
dicates a healty market. Unlike last
year, contracts now represent oil and
not•differences ° sad those who are ,hay.
log now mean oil and not paper eon
tracts, and theconsequencels, that while
the fates are much smaller the *ship.
mente are much larger. This Is as it
,slmpld be, and iT this policy, fa rigidly
adhered to, ma it no doubt will. Pitts ,
burgh, notwithstanding there are edme
onstaeles In -the way, will be able to
imaxesfully compete, with all noel
points. and make and ship more oil this
cedingbee done during any go-)
yearin the history-or the Vide.
The crud's market compared with
Yes tardily.: has ungetugone. ;but „little
change. put a strudel - sale reported:
.1,200 bbL pot 11)1; ' and this seemed
to be regarded as the ruling quotation.
Bayer all year:l4k; epller May, '11X;
udUar June. 11g.
'• As already . intitosted,.ls strooger than
yesterday and early deliveries are high.
er.> 4 , 10 ail" reported. AprU. :20M- tdd;
May. 28%; June, seg bid; July. 2734,
'htd; August to December, 2834; buyer
all year,
81:110171!te or awns otr. ar A. Y. It. 3.
P A Bon SO; D Bly 180, on sceount
• 81 - Pern: A B 8111 Is 80, on seeount W
Bartle; Lockhart, F h Oo 'l,BBO, on an
count MOO.
• vrro bbla.
surrionara 01 ofn ar n. V. B. '
.7 W. Alexander 60 bbl* ref. ell ,to A.
it: 'Henry, Phil's.
' Lockhart, Frew &Co. 026 bbl* refined
to Werden, Frew d Phila.
National Refining - it Storing
,ref. oil to Warden, ir & Co., Phila.
J. A. McKee 250 bins relined to W. P.
:Logan Bro. It Co.. Piffled.)'phis.
Bro's. 682 Ms relined to W.-
, P. Logan Bro. dc Co., Philadelphia.
citizens 011 Works 861 bbla relined to
Tack Bro., Philadelphia.
Toted-- ....... "
...... 2.170 Ws.
KI
OIL S PPED BY WEErrPION. B. B.
ion Bat &Storing Oe. bins
to 'an
W. P. Logan, Bro Co.. Phil424i ref.
Mentzer, ti. 00., 195 bbl refined to
Waring. King Co., Phila.
Logan Bros., 453 bids ref. oil to Lofton
Bros. a Co., Phil's.
A. Huts, 320 Ws ref. oil to Bostwick
.3 Telford, N. Y.
OWL T. Place, 65 bbl wane to
Manhattan 011 Co., N. Y.
Chu. T. Place. 65 bbl ref collie 0. T.
Place, Providence. R. I.
Total, LIM bbl refined, and 130 tibia
paraffne .
ST. Lome, AprU 23.—Cittle market
salve bat impply light. and Penes mite
from @eXo. Hoy—market stew
It 13094
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MARKETS B% TELEGsAPIL
NSW YORK. April 28.—Cotton
with sales of 8,600 bales at .3330 for
middling uplands. Flour s@loo better,
with sales of 3,400 bbla at 14,7054.80 for
superfine State western, 14,90®5,50 for
extra State, 54,85@5,55 for extra western,
15,35(48,25 for white wheat, 56,25 for
white wheat extra, 15C46 for round
hoop (MR05,25(10 for extra St, Louts,
and so@B for good Chutes do; including
8,500 bbla extra western and State fur
export at14,90%5,10: Rye flour steady.
Corn meal Miler. Whisky loafer; sales
200 bbls,westem at 11,0441,05 free; 200
buyers all May at 51,0734. Wheat: ro.
ceipta wore 34,980 bush; Mime are 20
higher,-there was • good export and mill
ing demand: sales 141.000 bush at 14150
137 for No. 2 boring; 51,18, extra choice
do.; 51,19@1,22, No. 1 spring; 11,25, win.
ter red linnets, In store: 11,27®1,29,
winter red and amber delivered; 51,75,
choice white State. Rye firmer sales
8,000 bush State at 51,10. • Barley quiet
and unchanged; sales 20,000 - bush coat.
mon. Barley Malt 105. Corn: reesipte
were 2,400 bush: new Unchanged; old
scarce and wanted; prices have advanc
ed lc; sales 43,000 bush at 51,10@
1,1234 for new mixed western, 51,1334
for western yellow and 81,15041,1734 for
old mixed western fo store and afloat.
Receipts oats. 18,040 bush—unchanged,
with sales of 24,500 bush at 60®620 (or
western in store and afloat, laud 6 7}4@
6934 c for Ohio and State. Hops firm. Hay
in good demand. Coffee quiet. Moles
, see dull. Sugar in moderate demand,
with sales of 377 - hhda Cuba at 954@11e.
and 520 boxes Havana at 934 c. Rice dull.
Petroleum dull at 1534 c fur crude
26340 lor refined. Pork firm, with sales
of 1650 bbls at 528,76 for mesa, 521@22,50
for prime and 125 for prime mess; also
1000 barrels mesa seller May and
July at 127,52@27,75. Beef firmer, with
sales of 1300 bbis at 110@115 for new
plain mess, 5/5018 00 for new extra
mesa. Tierce beef steady; saes 500
tee at 124(3,28 for prime mess, 528500
for India meas. Beef hams quiet: sates
of 140 bbls at 03@)33 for new. Cut
meats firm ; sales of 175 pkga at
1101(®120 for shoulders and 15@)17c
far hams In boxes, 133451140 for
Cumberland cut, and 15e for long clear.
Lard- marketquiet and steady ; sales of
460 tea at 1534@1634 for steam and 16@li
1714 a tor kettle; also 1650 tee steam seller
May, June and July at 1830117340 But
ter steady at lig.fie for Ohio. Cheese
more active at 101517 e. Freights to
Liverpool firmer; shipments of 30,000
bush wheat at id per sail and UM ®1.1%d
by Shimmer.
Latetf.—Flour closed active and tie
better, with a good export and home
demand. - Wheat firmer at 51.1141,1734
for No. 2 spring and 51,27@1.30 for win
ter red and amber' western. Rye firm
at 51,03@1.05 for western. Oats dull at
600 for western In store. Corn steady at
51,11@1.12 for new mixed western and
141(5)1,e9 for unsound' do. Pork quiet and
unchanged. Beet firm: Cut meats
firm. lateen steady. LsrdlBl4@l7o for
prime steam on spot. Eggs unchanged.
Cmcaoo, April 28—Flour firmer and
10(2115e higher. Wheat: Not active and
excited and 3@3340 higher; sales at 89(Ki
89}0 for cash, 19334@92.140 for seller May.
9034a09134c for seller June, closing at 91
®013413 tur cash. - 9234V192.150 for seller
May; in the afternoon market it wail
excited at 92340 for cash, 9334 c for seller
May. Corn active and higher at 87)4(gi
fitSyie for °soh, No. 2 closing at outside
optional; sales were made at 875413.880
for May, and in afternoon market firmer,
No 2 held at 894 seller May, new Xi®
84e. Oata firm, 46Q46340. cash, 464®4634.
buyers April, 461(c seller April, and 41334
@4734 seller May. Rye firm at 78c for
No. 2. Highwinee quiet at 11,02. Mess
pork steady at 112150 cash. Lard firm at
163‘0. Meats firm, closing at 160 for
rough sides, 13c for Cumberland mid.
dial, 140 for rough aides and 14340 for
abort rib middles. Receipts-5,3W bbla
floor, 18,489 bush wheat, 66,845 batch
corn, 31.868 bush oats, 1,885 bush rye,
2,680 hush barley and 6,526 hogs. Ship
ments-2.842 bbla flour, 24,627 bush
wheat, 51,628 bush corn, 10,080 bush rye
and 4,302 hogs.
Sr. Louis, April 23.—Tobaceo active at
full prices. Cotton nominal at 2250.
Hemp unchanged at 111,20(41,60. Flour
firn, at 53,90e,4415 for fall superfine, 11,60
(64,90 for double extra, and $5;901:47.50
fur family brands: Wheat firm and
higher,yrith sales of No 2 Inspected in
elevator at 815. No 2 red fall at 51,05%
1,03, No 1 do $1,15 and choice to , fancy
51,25®1,40. Oarn firm at 97®990 for
mixed, 960(p)11 for yellow and 81,02011,05
for wrote. Oats firm at 67056 e. Barley
quiet at 90 0%11.05 for prime to choice .
Minnesota. Rye steady at 77@78c.
Whisky held at 51,0301,04. Small sales'
pork at 529. -Shoulders 14©154 clear rloi
534®1534e Bacon firm at 1.23,4ef0ra1i0u1der56416,,,,t0
ders6416, , ,,t0 for clear rib and 17e for
clear sides.
Czaciaas . m.April2&—Flour unchaug.
ed. - Wheat 51.10(in 1.11. Corn WOO,
Oata 660620. Rye 112Q450. Barley 70fla
Inc for apnea; int Gave for fall. ( - Anton;
middling 820. Toonona; sans 147 mesa
5 5 . 30 Q019.65. Whlshy 51 a, LW. Mese
Pork Ilto. Bulk meats; shoulders 1135 c;
sides 141 , m 15®1535 fir rib, clear rib and
clear. loon higher; shoulders 1234 c;
sides 16c, and 1634 10f clear rib and clear.
Sugar cured hams 18®18340. Lard firm
16340 for city; country 1634; prime steam
16c. Butter; fresh 80(&340. Eggs dull
14(31160.
CurvaLstrn, April 28.—Flour firm and
unchanged. Bye Flour quiet at 11 1 55160
per-bbl. Wheat: No 1 red firm at 51.14
and No 2 held at 81,07. Corn steady and
unchanged. Oats weak, with No 1 State
at 660. Rye steady at 90(060. Barley
quiet and held at 8542,900. for State and
960®51.05 for Canada. Petroleum wall
and unchanged: refined on ince hild at
23®23150, and crude quiet at 115,25.
Louxayua,i, April 28.—Cotton: mid
dlings 223. Flour 56. Corn 81,07 for
choice. Wheat 51,05®1,20. Oats 64c.
Rye 950. Pork 822. Bacon ]5%0, 16340
and 170. Bulk meats 11350, 1630 and
1630. Lard 16%0. Sugar cured hame
18340. Wnisky al. Tobacco: sales of
250 bhdo at 16Q18.for frosted to lugs; 'lB
4 1,8,50 for low to fancy.
PECILADYLPIIII. April W.—Flour: Im
proved demand; family 15,1801,50.
Corn quiet: Indiana red 8/.26. -Bye
steady at 51,05. Corn in fair demand;
yellow 81,14(311,15. Oats' less active;
western 610. Petroleum feverish; crude
19@19Nc. refined 26(42.83.0. Mew pork
825,75. Lard 115%@170. Whielry
changed.
DITROIT, April 28.—Flour: demand
for sound exoeede. the supply: sales of
8.086 bble at $541:5,50 for.medinm, 15,75®
for choice, and $8.25@)5,57 for very
choice. Wheat very scarce; extra 51.=,
leo. 151,24. Corn: 95 0 for No. 1. Oat,
declined to 57304580 for State.
Mintrnia, April 28.—Cotton quiet and
weak at ktlic; receipts of 575 bales, ox.
non* 591 Ziour; tall 04.50®6,50. Corn
dull at 01,10. Oats wawa,. Bryll2o@2l,
Bran $213428,50. Lard 1835®17 c. Pork
025@20,50. Bacon: shoultlent 13.4 c, aides
S• 1
Bar rtatogs, April 24—Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat tuachangea. Corn
firm, white and yellow 111,10g1.11.. oats
steady at 63®66c. „Bye unhanged.
Provisions oral. Whlaky quiet c at 1404
@IAN. ' - •
Caxashoatprill&-11dile•endleri:and
Arm at PI 60@d 37%0 for stock steers and
•bntcher'scattle; WWM for good to ex.
Ira pretnicurtateers. • Hogs steady &tyro.
terdars prices, but marketclosed rather
TOLEDO, April 28.—Flour inactive.
Wheat to better foramber st $1.09.4, No
1 white Michigan 51,33, No 2 red 51.080
1,09. Corn: No 1 910, No 2 920. Oats:
Not Mei No 2 60. _
• Mimwsowsg, April 28.—Flour un
changed. Wheat 9934 e, No 1 915 fa.
Oats 47dror, No .2. . Corn 20c • for No 3.
RyelCo for No 2. Barley unchanged.
Dry Goods Market.
•
ch ..ll,*onic, Aprli,224e 420100 je.
.11I1Siket ti rather qulot, vitae are un-
E1:31:1=1:1==7
. Prrxestrunat . Fora* WAIT= alet.
oeoo Rarraoso. April 28.-100 ~bbh.
flour, Bchomaker it L; I do eggs, 1 butt
butter, Paul & G; 87 bdls hides, • 1 do
rkuta, 8 rolls leather, Id Delmore; IJ eke
rags, McCullough it 8; 1 bbl butter,
Vnlgt, M it Co; 8 bales twine, H Gerwlg;
28 nuke testy! box s ware, 4 bbl. varn
ish, 17 em boxes, B L Fahnestook; 1 car
limestone, Graff, B it Co; 15 bbls flour,
Shepard it D; 2 'do vinegar,- 2 do, egp ,
Haworth it D; 1 car staves, Conrad
Flacons it Bon; 8 bdis hoes, Logan, G &
Stroll; 1 - bag bap, W Co; 10 aka
rap, 6 • .bbla a Iron ,'
B Pdaum:
2 bdl.hooks, 5 do hoes, Perk te_D; 460
'doe a • handles, Lippincott & B;131. sae
-rags, Godfrey & 0; 11 do. do, / bdi • eke,
Frasier, M & Co; 8 dos rakes. B WollYJr
& Co; 8 bxs choose, A & J Herr; .23 bdls
wire, Jones .2 Nimick; 100 bbla flour,
Seshmyer & V 4 181-ski, barley, Culp*
Sf 500 , bbls' flour, T- C Jenkins Bro; 5
bbla older, Bruggerman dr. 0; 123 too lard,
J MParker; 2 pkg. butter, N J Braden.
Prixsarrnon,, CrIfOIIIICATI awn:, Sr.
URALS Htirrato&De. 20 . - ' 4 401 '
Itrill,l` Maloney; 1 do wheat, J 8 Liggett;
14 bbla d pear-bee. S do apples, Houck it
Jambs:int 1 bbl f seed, 1 bx mclae, Voir,
ki it Co; 2 bbls eggs, Day & Co; 50 bags
oat., B Hood; 26 bat door, Setroalbook
et 5; 2 pkgs.:igen, J Fullerton; 20 empty
ale bbla. BOanoar it WIC; 2 empty, w
bbls..7 McKay; 1 Ml bags, Bricker & Co;
1 bx bacon, P Duff & Bon; 72 bbl. homl
nay, Eateasliston; 4 pkg. mdse, J Carry:
18 bp barley, Smith & Co; 28 bgs rye, 48
do oats. Eleanor et H; 4 pkgs ProduPse
W !tankful 27 boo rye, Lang &WOK*
5 pkp prOdata4 - H Rea; 17 bp yap, .7
DunAp; plows, Hall it Spinal 20 bge
•
MI
PITTSBIIRGH DAILY GAZETTE : FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1870
meal, 5 bbl, dour, Elimomaker &..1.4 I bbl
a butter, F 6 Craighead; 8 doz hatnea,
Hardman; 40 pkga tobacco, E PdcOtaw;
10 do do, J Hays; 10 do do, 51 K McMul
len; 61 wagon skim., 7 bra do, Phelps, P
& Co; 8 bm tools, J Lautnert 10 bdls
hoes, Whitmore. W 0; 6do do, Bdo
hdlg, Park & Dean; 6 do hoes, Paha°.
stock fk. P; 5 pkge furniture, J Bernhard.
Cravimarto, AND rirrenuaen Ram,
ROAD, April 28.-9 cars blooms, John
Moortimd; 2 do 1 a ore. Brady's Bend
Iron Co; 8 pig iron, Nimlck tit Co; 819 pcs
marble, Olnhauser & Mclntyre; 1 car
wheat, J S Liggett & Co; 10 ht bble fish,
Volgt & McGraw; 10 cases tobacco, `W
Cooper & 0o; 20 do do, Jas Connor; 50 tea
lard. 10 kg* do, Mizell & Townsend; 100
bbla w lime, El Davidson; 8,000 ft lumber,
13 & VT la Martin; 62 bids potatoes, 65 eke
do, Volgt, M & Co; 1 pill tobacco, Poole. 1
field Bros; 21 bble peas, .1 H Llppenoott;
80 cases tobacoo, Johnson &C; Bto be.
cos, 2 bit do, P Duff & Bon; 10 bble po
tatoes, Volgt, M & Co: 172 liks e.corn,
Bingham, U & 03; 12 by, g ware, eldon
& K; 16 aka potatoes, E Hearleton; 7 bble
1 bacon, Van Gorder gc Br 1 b bol t, 1
obi lard, Atwell, L & Co; 8 eggs, 1
firkin butter, McCracken, G & Co; 2 bole
potatoes, DlMlalinm'Bras; 2 bble eggs, P
Duff & Han; 1 tub cheese, Randolph &
130 P0e.
Primmunen;dt Cormimern.Ls Ran,
=An, April 284-106. aka corn,E Beanie
ton; 8 can metal, Dunbar I ron Co; 116
skis corn, Scott & G; 65 tibia whisky, W
A Keefer; 22 !do do, 30 eke corn, W
Welsh & Co; 108 biro bran, Keil & R; 0
rolls leather, Jenks &T; se eke scrape,
1 W Macaw & lion; 1 car grain, Moßane A
A; 805 his w glare, Fry A Co; 1 car
Arabs. Hippley • A B; 20 kegs lead, H
I Harley; 24 rolls leather, G II Anderson;
1 do do, Graham A f 4; 2 SKI c seed, A
Kirkpatriett & Co; 96 bge oats. Sehauppe
& Co; 2 rolls leather, Junker A D; 2 do
do, F Kork. 1 •
Armartcourr VA.LLICS BasumAr,
April n-59 oars coal, Kier, Foster & If.;*
61 do do, Armstrong, D A Co; 17 do do,
Coleman. R & ,Co;
11 .16 sks corn, J A W
Falrley; cars stone, Henderson, &
Co; 4do pat Brough; 10 pkgs ..mar
keting, Klingelsmith: 2 CMS metal, „I
Moorhead; 2do do, McKnight A Co; 45
bble whisky, Littell & MI 22 eke rage,
Park A Lb; 2 do bags, A Kirkpatrick &
Co; 6 do rage, 8 bbla eggs, W H. Kirkpat
rick & Co.
Araxemarr Drwriorr April 28-4
cars metal. Graff, B a Co; 1 do cooper
age, J M Hemphill; 19 bits potatoes, J
Belling; 1 bbl eggs, - .7 0 Hanna, 1 car
cooperage. Rely. 8. R;1 do metal, Pitts
burgh Iton and Forge Co; 1 do do,
HP 10 11: 0 d 0o; 38 pkgs it ware, White-
Betide d D; 100.bblatottr, Hippley d B; 1
caT g stones, .3 Graff.
I=
CISWINVATI - Pint Jusewrs, April 28.
Clark A 00, . 8 oases boots and shoes, 48
bbla d fruit, 8 bp wool, 2 do feathers. 875
bbls whlaky; Holmes, B 8. Co, 8 bales
cotton; A 0 France., 94 do; T B Young A
C0,.12 bales tow; P Duff dr Son, 42 eke
potatoes; RP Campbell, 90 do do; Robb
& Et, 70 bales bay; W H Smith, 0 eke
corn; Bruggerman A 0, 84 bble apples; J
W Wooclwell & Bone, 80ce chairs; Meyer
& Sons, 24 dodo, 108 w s do; WIEI Graff
& Co, 2 bxs eggs: T. J Pettit & Co, 6 eke
potatoes; C A Wormcastle, 200 o bbla:
B L Fahnestock•& 00, 6 bbls alcohol, S
- do whisky; Phillips A M, 1,011 VIII kga;
B Floyd. 65 bales hay, 59 aka DO
' talons; J 8 Raub, 10 bble 1 oil; H Bier &
Co, 2 bka mdse; F Sellers & Co, 6 tea d
beer, 4 bxs b tongues; Faokiner A I, 102
pee fbrulture; 51. II Jones A Co, I box
nutmeg Fuocus A Son, 4 bble grime, 1
bdl leather, 1 ale corn; I Deplin, 6 Oral
eggs, 911rIons lard; J M Weyman, 45
aks oats; Hauck, J & Co. 6 bbls cormeal;
W. 7 Steel A Bro, 578 eke potatoes; J 8
Finch A Co, 2 bbls whisky.
WELL/ascents Ananias, April 23.-
25 bells straw, 40 eke corn, 19 bales hay,
J A W Falrleisn 41 bble oil, G Buchanan
R Co; 44 bbla apples, M. Goff; 1 tir butter,
Randolph & isuppe; 4 pkg.' cigars, Hoed
A Pdetzgar; 85 aka barley, W J Meek; 48
bells paper, Pigh Paper Mfg Co; 1 horse,..7
Hare; 10 bble potatoes, Saguaro:tan &
O'Brien; 128 pea pipe, Hartman & L; 23
bills potatoes, 8 aka do, J Herbert; 41 eke
rye. Rose ek Ewing; S bble eggs, 34 do
butter, 1 bx do, S Briceland,
- PITIVISCIROH, BROWNII4/1444 &ND 011 ,
NEVA P•0344.T 44)., April 28.-55 bales
bay, 6 bble whisky, A 8 Carlisle; 16 bales
hay, Emery & 12 bbls apples, Ran
dolph A 51; 425 bas w glass, RC Schmertz;
80 sks potatoes, .4 5toColly; 24 bbla ap
ples, J McUonory; 100 bbla whisky, W .7
Meek; 55 eke oata. Mcßane & Anjer; 25
bbla flour, .7 W Dunn; 16 bbla apples, W
Holman 21 bales hay, J C Sehauppe &
Co: 51 nooses, Campbell & Coulson.
RIVER PACKETS.
=2lM==
WWI EVAN
CLAIMOVVILLIe AND NAM.
LlL—Tbe Wend./ pas...seer • eawer
CAMELIA C. BlasON, Com%
W. Battlmalta. CID*. will leave fur tna above
Sed Intennedlata porta on tATUELDLY. April
tt, at 4t, v.
. .
rOr babe. or pax.* apply ork board or to
& CULL/NO WWI,. &dont,.
=!
FFOBMEMPHIS Allinjare .
NEW WILLENS.—Tba .plen
•
did and eanamudloua
ROLLIE KTI6RT Capt. 0. W. •
Clerk. Stsadlsk Inisprrard. will leave as above e
raTURDAY. /401130t0.
or trep&akprattulAl f r bett:Szt tot..
13:=2CD
PITTSBURGH AND '.CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE. _
Tne in • and oplendld rldr-wtmal ini er si g
171111ATA. D. HIMICS Aw.
will lenio PlittnArin for ClnelonaH ZYRBY
THURSDAY at 12 0 , 40.. Prompt*. Return.
tome ci.d...trzvran Immix
•
151111.
Rtr nadirAl or Damon. apply on board or to •
• PLACE & 0411...1220
tl7 .11JIts COLLINS. Aosta.
PITTSBURGH • AND CINCINNATI
PACKET LINE.
•
' Tie new owl splendid Hdawbeel si dr om b
Steamer, ARLINGTON. DANIEL
MOORE. Hurter. A.B.BrIZPAILD, Clam team
Prnabarils for 011101Mati ovary TV/00AT at
'IS .1f: promptly. Ratamlne. loaves Cincinnati
;tbe Pftlabarall at RV M. every PRIDAY.
or trei . bt......1•1 or otherlntormatlon. or•
ply on board or to- , •
JAY= c0ra.122._
fel /LAW; & COLLINGWOOD.A.gents.
STEAMSHIPS
TO LM2IIIPOOL ANDsnik
QUEENSTO WN.
THE mums MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Nombertng exteen ant-clue •caeb, among
'them the celebrated
CITY r. PAI.RLS, . CITY OF ANTWERP,
CITY(/' BIAITON CITY OF ALT7lltOrlt.
• • - crr_o7P 14y1rDpv. Pler f 6
wtrigiftvgligr
tifformaCon appty to
_WILLIAX BINGHAM ;
_Jr.;
143 6111THYIELD BTIIS ST
LEG
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.THE B C w o o. Vn .
D T tiL,.C . t ue r i Eß
oN. 1e g.
In the matte* of the °whiter of Mill stmt.'
City of . Plttsnortil.
newt amen Ad. ISTO, the Court ePP)Iht
.1. W. OVER. flee Goaand•aloner In the Abele
.one, to beer Abe evldenee Offered hi the nutlet.
toterested eitirreport the note Vitali Conn with
hte oplntolt °° to sub hichblleation orthe repent,
of rletiefilu ehhtith Ds made, If Alm and h Tenn,
ol_dc9ree,/e: :• .
BY THE COMM.
Pitts the Leord:
JOSBPUBILOWSZ;CIut
*ocick la here* ►l.en that the ondrvlgoed
will ►ttand to the duties of his above ae►olnt.
=tat at hi. Dee.; No. 911 fifth oven.., on toe
lath DAT Of NAY. at A ►: ■: of said day, wheal
'and ornate all parties may attend.
J. W. OTZII. Otnamlislonea.
No. 94 Fifth avenue.
MEM
AUCTION SALES
st_AwßENciiraucw.
Corner Butler and Forty-Fifth 6treels.
TrflenVAT MORNING. May 3d. at 10
o•oloek, will be enld on the prem!s•s. corner of
Batt, fled Fort) Fifth esteem. the following
flee valusble belldlan lots. la Lemreneeyllle:
toot 95 fen from en wain. ant; and 183
het
fen env de. along Iforty•Ymb street; to •90
. . •
Three sr/Joining lots each. 95 feet front on
Better street. and 187, feet In depth, to a SIP
ten elle..
Onetseplaltur lot, 2TI feet front on Butler
Wen. and 153 feet In depth, to a 90 yet eipy.
Terms. one half cash. balance In one eAI Y•r o
Years. Ida intones, etenred by hood and non.
&dealt Ptheleh. •
..n.if A. MCILNYAINE. A0000..,T.
WHEELER'S
PATENT STAMP • CANCELEIIB.
gDwim STEVENS, •
No. 41 s. Third Street,
PRILADALPHLt.
Rural Igen' for Millie of PensylvaalL
FW7WIIMIPMR!!!!!!Mn
•
SALAD - DROMING.—Jast • re
^, • ft . ..ft...oolroeme Bizet
nall's Prince of Wales rued Sums ln season
for letlaes; alto lane brands of fresh Ultra MI
In Vain% Dieu lee belt - Dlete. et the cutler
Mut. royale ty
Na UAW.
labia etc .
RIVER NEWS.
The river etill continues to recede
muddy With 6 feet In the channel last
N
evenlug. Th rain of yesterday guy
cause anotherrise, at lout It is hoped
so; otherwise nr large boats would pro.
bably be com lied to lie op in another
for wan of sufficient water.
The got off the
"Trap" on dnesday without much
delay, es th Petrol
le. reports having
met her at No Cumberland that night.
The Junlat had a very Gee trip out
yesterday, bat. tur about all the freight
she could Land e.
The Niemen er, St. Dula to Pitts.
burgh, mowed Ipulavllle on ToesdaV. •
• The Mollie Etrrt, Capt. 0. W. Ebert,
will positively depart for St. Louis to-
morrow, and pasaeugers and shippers
should bear tile in mind. Capt. Stan
dish Peppard continues to presides in
the office. .
The Juniata d eparted for Cincinnati
with a fair tri p. She, as well as the
Arlington has heavy way business,
and we preauml . average close on to
seventy live or e ghty lauding during
round trip.
The Camelia, Capt, R. C. Mason, Is
nuanced. for Nashville fOrthwlth. P •
angers and shippere Cab rely on t a
Lamella going clear throtigh.
—The fall: Ting paragraph appear
in the New bany ;Ledger, of Monde :
General We' z• 1 has received a lett r
from the President of. the Clocinn
Chamber of Commeree, who fa now n
Washington, informing hiin that Co -
gresa will appropriate VZ3,000 to t e
Lthisville &Portland canal, but that it
is not likely it can be obtained Defo e
the general Appropriatlim bill Is
This, the writer fears, will be so late n
the Beason that operatiOne will have o
be delayed until next year. He Inqnl
of Gen. W. if he can-not advertise
proposals and be ready to act on bide
when the appropriation is made: but
this the General can not do. It looks as
though this year will pass without much
being akomplished toward the comple
tion of the new canal.
—The Little Sock Republican, of
Thursday, says: The Importer arrived
wirb sixteen hundred bales of cotton.
She added to her cargo here and passed
on down for'New Orleans, glad to get
away from our sand bars. The Port
Smith arrived down, yesterday, with a
fair trip of cotton, and a number of pass.
angers. The R. C. Gray came up from
Swan Lake with the balance of her trip,
and taking on the freight sho had left
departed
departed for Fort Smith.
—The Ooverrora of Wisconsin, lowa,
Minnesota and Aebraska were before the
House Commerce Committee, yesterday,
urging an appropriation - to aid in web-
Balling a water core mai:di:ration between
the Misalsaippi river and Lake Michi
gan, by way of Wisconsin and ,Fox
rivers. No decision was reached by the
Committee, but the feeling he generally
favorable to the scheme. So a Washing
ton spacial reports.
—Weikmen were engaged earl!, yea
terda3omorning in putting up the smoke
stacks on Capt. Wash. Herr's new boat
Granite State, She will soon be ready
for haslet:as. and Capt. Wash expects to
create a sensation below. The Cincin
nati packets had better give the Granite
State a wide berth if they wlab to retain
their 1 ;ureic
—The Leonidas is roported se having
made the round trip from Cincinnati to
New Orleans and back inside of eigh
teen days, the quickest trip of the
season.
—The officer. of the Admiral, a Rig
bee river steamer, have purchased the
Latin No. 2 for that trade.
—lard. John Noss at last acomints was
rtinn ng a ferry boat in the Allegheny
Rive at Parker's Lending. •
—The Glendale was at Evansville
nl
ciTueeday, and the Bellevernon left n•
olnnatidhe earn. day.
—The, Bt . Marys waa to hive left St.
Louis on Thursday for Wheeling with
600 tonst,iron - ore.
—Thel Messenger was advertised to
leave Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Wed.
neaday.
—The Cumberland river wai swelling
on Wednesday with 6 feet on Ilarpoth
Sh.. L.
SPECIAL NOTICES
7CONSUMPTION.
D • SCIIENCK'n PIN:HOMO 4 Y DUD for the
cure f Cong., cotes and DontotoT , too•
1.• . WHIS.CII•tI iill.AWhEte TO: , /,, Int the
rurO r DT•Prosla and &lithe DtblUtatra Condi.
Un. of th. Sto . rath.
D rerrENCK'S MANDIIs•EIS DILLS, rot
Dior ea of the Liver or to act as a 000110 Dur•
ottag .
All .. theae three ?redid , . are o ft en rego'red
In ea tag Consomrtino, thnorh the Palmas&
lit74:l. ' ert A ' ,l4 u a r e7? ZeVrale ''''''''''''''''''''
Vol n u ' a?3tlOSr ' e:;;;A=re! ' eZT:„l;:::•thttr=rk 2:
ninod verteke, or which means a core !F soon cr.
Cooled, .
'rode Mullaney are conselentloatly floored to
the Publicas the only tee. cattalo and reliable
remeny for Pnlntomay Coo...radon. and for all
those morbid conationa of the body which lead
fr
an that ata eiveario. Llver r cranial.. and Dye-
Panda are oft. forerunner or tworaiteption,
sad tr. they manifest th emselves they mantra
the mat &prompt latent:orb
The booed. Ocean Is a meradne which Mu
A
had al us probation before the publle. Mayans
has n proved by the thousaad cure* It Cu
mule rough a period of more than thirty-aye
V. all of w bleb time lie revolution has in.
maned, and the most otoSnata akeptlelam ult
no looser that It Is a remy which May
IA need with doubt
coned.. in all cases ed which admit
of • con. -
If the patient will perseveringly follow the di
rectionswhich accompany each bottle, he will
certainly be cured, if his lungs an not .00 smelt
wasted to nuke a cure possil le. Z•taln Cast*
reopened to be Inthrable, when friends cud phy
sicians have despaired, the use of this Medi - eine
has saved the life of the patient and restorer.
him to perfect h.ahli. •
Dr. Behenck does not thy that all casts of Put.
Snarl Consumption are within the reach of
medicine, hut h• emphatically &wale that often
when patient. have the Prost alarming Iymptoms,
Once as a violent cough, creeping chills. MO ,
Thatgeneral debility, evt to ruc andegre
That they are °Mixed to lie I n bed, when
he
Oared.
ace m edic a l y eir physichenthey may still
mmed. No treatment can create new
thugs, but when the lungs are very sadly direthed
find to some extent destroyed, a non may Co
theta! by Dr. nettriatt , medicine:.
Also. In Scrofnlans Diseases. these medicines
are equally cfec nut. Dr. tichenek DM photo.
graphs of e number of .persons who have born
clearly covered with reunites eons and now all
11..Aleil OM. Wets shows Its purnythe Preeern.4
watch must be able to heal ca •It les in the lungs,
in the trertment of Con.tiMPlinn It IS O. .1
melon Donor once to give vigor mad► meson]
toot to the torten, Hence It is necessary to
....giben the appetite of the patient anti no•
prove the digestion. Proper nonthshment Is re
paired together with such Means as will mate
the iood as digestible.. The articles most
suitable fur the diet of Consumative patients are
designated In Dr. Scheock`o Almanacs, which
are distributed gratultoosly. is general, the
ass bigtaY IltalitlOUd articles are to be pre
ferred,but the digestive orgassmustbe at , engi b
etted 10 order to make either food or medicine
eserviceable. This requirement is met by the
nlrced Tonic, and for this purpose It was des •
hinateir.
tinder,
digestive Powers are put In gOod
tinier, the fendlths its proper effect; the gystens
-of the patient et;
tart:Cora Ltd And al, long, be.
gin to exercise their functions in • normal and
healthy manner. Then the healing powers of
Pulmonlohyrnp will eff•mt th e cure.
rniMonny (lousemption is almoet always cora.
plif &tell *oh Dyspepsia anti Liver Complaint.
ISchrockis Marianne Pills ere Wended to• re
move obstruction. from, the Liver and restore its
health, action. They have all the efficacy which
Is ascribed to calomel or “blue mass," and art
1111,M11{01 not to contain a tartlet! of arty min
efaLpoisous Tese pill. cure the most obstthate
coreoeva, stet headache piles, blamer affee ,
Oen., and all other disuietwitich arise from •
tOrpid or obstructed condition of the Liver. One
brie of these pills will prays the efilcamr of the
medicine,
liboniumpt on the Nea Weed Tonband Yaw.
drake Mlle are Invaluable auxiliary medicines
They - relieve sue ougerlnga of the patient. and
moist the Pnlmonle gimp In enecting a cora.
They hoe Men found useful In advanced gages
of Commutation. where the lungs are almost ea
' tartly destroyed and all oymetorna amerdlng to
the Judnt of the physician Molested &speedy
death. T he /lyre of patients wee, were actually
In • .dylag o :edition hos boon preserved for
months by MI nee of tiehenek4 -- , sr. red
=
Lie. ScLeurk's AM.ae contain, a fall Sreatile
on the valises wrens of dleet e. him mode of
treatment, and genera din-alone how to am his
medicine. can be had antis. or vim by mail by
addreesing his Principal Omee, No. lA, North
eleth Cement. Philadelphia, Pa.
Price co the Palm:dile nyrnP nod Seaweed Too
to wash 01,60 per bottle. or 1111,110 a haltdosen.
Idanerakerills Aft cents ••lem. Yor_sale by all
arugglat. delhdat
ar DOOMS WHIT'rIER CON.
TIMMS TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
DIREASES. That numerone class of macs manil
las from teltabase. proftelsta unsnanlinera,.
nervous debility, Irritability. et - options, miming]
onsdadons. and gladly itnanomeg .. o,? , mmentlY
wed. Persons Mated with dal , lntricate
and long standins constitutional congt: are
Papal) Melted to call for ronsulta which'
coats nothing Paperiencs, the boßof ere:
has enabled h im to perfect remedlee at ono. erg
alma, safe, permanent. and which in most case.
ran bowed ssithonObladranos to Inisinest. hied-
Ichms prepared in the establishment, which cm,
'brace. office; reception and waiting rooms; alto
boarding sod sleeping( apartments for imams.
mealtime daily personal attention. and vapor
and chemical batbs,ttios concentrating the famed
mineral spring.. Ro matter who. hare railed,
star,. yaw case. Read what he says in his pam
ankh of lifts mans. Dent to Sag addrus for two
stamps In sealed enuelnpe. Thousands of cases
treated annually. at off e and all Doer the, toms
try. Consultation free, payout's . or Ormall.'
00ce No, 9 Wylle stem; (near Court
. Hon.)
Phistelrga.T. /lours Va. al. WV IN . sc lin.
days 10 0. to 7. 0. Pampttlet sent to any ad.
dencl for taw stomas. - end
arDATCHELOWiii mAiturimm.
splendid Hair Dm!. the best in
the world. flarnalesn, InstantaseOns.
does not Contain :cad. nor any 'Volts poison to
prwnee paralysta or alma. Avoid the Taunted
and dehteire pre_paraLlons hooting virtues they
do not booms. Ito Beatles W. A. rlatebelorls
Hair Dye Wu had 30 years untarnished repot.
tk „ to u ph o ld its integrity aa the only Perfect
Hair 13,—nison o- Brown. Fold by all Drag-
Olt& Applied at le Bond street. IL Y. 1W
JOHN T. GRAY,
Soave and Painter,
GMAINIan. AriE GLAZIER.
Ne. 54 Ninth Street,
116V.= (Late Hand at
t==NJ
,r,ARGE soirorwrs OF ALL
elude of fresh lane fish are received W.
cl 3, Delvresegoalr vi r • cg
Diamond gad, ere l ibell7 l‘ &ll. earner of I m as T•ederel
Twee
and Endo sine.. Oar 1000 cover.... 1. Q .
Vastness easel. us to slwaave OM hand& Int
chas articl, sad can sell }unite Pilau Balmer.
Ileren Black lion and W Perth all at ere
loWyrfces. WV!. a call. see srlll t
sale e. Wholes or. relall. .A.ll orders Iliad
pronotiv. •
prat- RIIRBER •" - )
. • ..
BELTLIG, HOBE LED 13Thllf P/017.110.•:
of the SP '
o a tou Bel . t . lng Couonsdaaci 'm l k • e.
t Afl
.upplyotn sze T
•
. l a 4 m r :o a UM e
I=lB
ME
NEM
GM=
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL RANI,
Wood St., cot. Second Avenue..
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Cold, Coupons, Bonds and Stooks
sorra= AND SOLD.
A.BRADL.IY,• Prensldelat.
W. VANKIII.K. Vice Prraident,
e,4 T CYRUS CII.AN.KR. 4n.. ensiar.•
•
FREEHOLD BANK
AND .
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
No. 100 Fonith Ave., Pittsburgh.
;trati
o. • - 7100.000.
117.0.000.
-
Depoeltors located by Real Met...mad
luterest Allowed oil Time Deposit..
President—aW.lßD 1101/11t.
Vice Prealdenta—J. S. caArr, ADAM JA
COBS.
YDWARD 11013 SIC, WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
JAMBS S. CRAY BOB'T W. MACKEY.
THOMAS STHOMATEICL. S
W. DAVIS SC BRUSH.
Secretary and Treasurer—THOMAS STET.L.
*AMAMI% Cutiler—JAMES P. SPEER.
Office bourn fr..m 0 o'clock A. B. tot o'clock
e. m dolly. and were Saturday evening from 7
to 10. apintimAl
I IMERCIIL OINKING CO.,
No. 92 Fourth Avenue,
EffECITECI
132333
Stockholder' Individually Liable
W. EL KVITALSON, W. C. MACRON!,
PHIAIDINT. C.lll/.6.
DIRICTORS:
ALEXANDER BATES, JOHN LINDSAY.
A. H. ENOLISH D S. IIAoRUM,
W H aviciaal, mail; O. reaLues.
W. U. KL B. P
E . WILION,
JACOB E. •
Colleens. made on'all aceemible point]. of Ste
United States and Catadas. '
INTEREST allowed On TINE DEPOSITS.
Piompt attention g 'Ten to all business or cor
respondents.
BANK,
CENTR
No. 35 ank Block,
=I
11100,01:10.
=
Bulk of Dig omit and Deposit
BTOOLHOLDEB3 7DIVLDUALLE LIABLE.
Interest illowid on Time Deposits.
made 1n an tD• principal Cities°
tbs United Watts •td Cw•au.
MMI=
• •,..
THDRAS VAWCETT. MADIt3ON BAILEY,
D. W. C CARR. 'lit.. J. V. DENNISION.
jAhtps. D. HI,VIEINE, OZORGE BINGLIAM
iliLlUti ADLER, JARED At. tift , BH,
JAMES BOW N. , PAM. H. RACE/.
J. H. WALTER, JAMES LlOAttl.
THOS. PAWdETT. Pn.ldent.
J. W. DAVITT, Gabler.
..
X. HUNNINIIS. AutnautOubler.
ap11:•70.14W,
THE .SAFE DEPOSIT CO
PrTICEII3IUIt4a33.,
MEM
Safe Keeping of Valuables,
Under guarantee. end the netted of Bares la Ita
Fire lad . Barglir•Proot Vaults.
No. 83 FOURTH AVENUE
Rem*lent—WlLLlAM PHILLIP&
.oleo PreolOost—LlENßY LLOYD.
WILLIAM PHILLI..IS. IHT HON H. PLINTHS.
HICHHY LLuID,,JoB. MORRIVI2i,
WILLIAM REA. IHNORO6 BLACK,
WILLIAM I.TON.,CUNTId H.
JAZ. L. HILNNRYT,
Szo•T TarAs—S P. VON BOINDIHOBJIT.
Open daily tram U o•clook £. o • o'clock
CITY '411.4N K.
12 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa
CAPITAL. 1100.000.
'MCIIIOIOE6B INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
MEREST PAID OP DEPOSITS.
=I
rtoatebt and.sole. and when desired remitted to
Enema. the Uni t ed
made or. all In. erineteml
Pittoto or the United timte .
DOIMIWR Inmemr. Pel
rese,
JAY. itceeeta. Vice Pr.m. re.. -
W.B. Ittomitedt. Ceetti..r.
DIe3C
DtttaCroa
H. lemma Jets., StrCidd.
Thomas ' Hugh Acether.
Patrick 'Rene.' TerutimrCemptie:4
C 0.,. B. Ball% James Pbelan.
MY. Maslen. I H. A. lereyvegle,
draw.. I
Elm Thotoußernet.
o,
letton Jos. M. itizzar. souritor.
HAIM. CAI
GHEY & CO.,
AND BROKERS,
and Wood street,,
BANKERS
Oarfair Foss
rrrrantruam.
(tIIICOTESOU TO HANNA. HART U..)
DLLI9.
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular att.:4l:lV to the purchase
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
S m iffy a t Drafts on London.
N. HOLMES & SONS.
13 z . 11
57 MARKET STREET
ETTVIUMIIOII. PAL
OW Moth,. made on all the prinalpal %mints ,
LtLe Limited MM." Canad As.
StocluOlonds and other Securities
BOUGHT ISO) SOLD ON OO‘roo.ll.
Parte:tier attent.ton pee to the hurehuo =i
slet° of - • • , •
i7gll,ed States Securities.
iaJ.
OSCAR . F., /ANN & CO.,
. • MANLIXACTUBENS OY
CONNELLEIVILLE COKE,
- lALLEBS IN
Youghiogheny and Anthracite - Goal;
PITTSBURGH.. PA.
Office: BOOM No. 0, Gazette Buildthg.
AllPCrders realm' rally aollotted, aptllas
COACTCOAL! .
Youghiogheny Gas Coal Co:
• ?Ws Comm:qua now pisiarsd tofu...slab tba
:best Coal or ara7 also or quaotlty...AT /AIN
KlrEgillsOOTr aad
Pry""igaTiltr.
.1.014 71 . • VS I4 ro l oTitital i ts N ard
to.
XL P. WHITE N, Reerstarr.
*MIS
Youghiogheny. an Connelbsville Coal,
And ilannfmlaro of
COIL, SLACK dED DASIILPHURIZED COKE.
OBTLCE AND . VASIL oornei Butler Oil
Norton street. Litmay fad Clymer. Mats.
Ninth ward; also g ee ing street. isighth , stott,
and at foot of Bas. Moat. P. I tl. B. B. Depot,
Sesond wahl.
Orders left It either of the gam odICOS, or MU
Ares. to me though Pittsbmgh P. 0., wi11,,.
calve prompt attention.
Borer to whom lam moiling: Basso, Wells
Co.,Wm.tlialtb, Onton uon Xllls, 4. h. Fow
ler 00,, If Beall, Mob s.= Co., Bondi &
Co., Golf A Auras, Ater Bradley, Park, Bro. &
00, P s.. O
C0.,0., - Iteete. Ornd &
Wm. X. Ober 41 , ., J. B. Lyon I Co., Jamas
Xstsimil d Co., Allen. McKee s Co., Union De
pot lioteL ConnellsOle B. 8., Pannolyania B.
8., Allolomy 011e7 N. B.
•
COAL!! COALM
PRISON; STEWART
• LW/1u moored Mete Moo to.
NO, 5147 LIBERTY MEET,
City now . If LIMECJONDE:LOO7I.'
ttiZe. 7.lJar. U U T CUL L ifirsLIACEi;
11l or addrened to
MEM none, tbe Irttl be atoraded to
dROEUTIOCTI3
T D. EVANS,
E:351
'No. 42 FYftli Avelino.
Mos are apaeUertlanx Prepared !ivetn exit lit
sli Wads of baUdiass. opal
_
IRON AND STEEL.
DUQUESNE WORKS,
COT.FMAN. RAM& & 00.
I=
IRON. NAILS'. STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS.
DIIPIIESSE, L X AND .110XIXXL.
BAND,A NINTNID AND SlermazAvi . na.
HWY sax= AND TANK "
BEDLAM PLATID , AND [DUDS._
DUARD IRON, MEAN And DECUrPERBA
ri.sistunc.; CUTTS!! BANS. CY L LJNDEN
N
M T ON,
AD FLAT RAIL fir Coal E
CE - OWILERS, WV - MIES& HARIII4 Tarr H.
BP RING. PLoW AND CULTIVATUBBTSEL,
STEEL TIRES. STEEL
bluULDStAtio pAtters.
STEEL TIRES, STEEL SHAFT/NS, B.
. . . .
COACH. BUGGY and WAGON IYBtNUS sad
ASLE.s.
GUT NA.ILs AND SPIKE.S.
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
OPPICES AN V WORKS:
Iltit•eliell Stmt alad'All=e i tky arir
and 11 Wafer litran,
tab,
111111111 - BARB & PRIM.
XIII.AI. PAZTIIIII3I
• 4713. MLTCALP .
PargAltitleB.'
Brzciu, PA1111113,11 Y. HIS&
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
KILLER, BARR lit PARKIN,
MICE. h. 8:0 Liberty Rod,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
rel4:d43 •
.200,000
pITTSBIThiGH
STEEL WORICS.
EnTABLIBITED IN 1944.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
KAM:RA=IMM Or
DEIST BEPIXIID OAST STEEL .
Of every deleriptten. Also, beet
Wined german Plow and Spring tee).
b. c r ir UDEN AND MST Al7l4lll3.llaMie-
DUQUESNE FORGE.:
WILLIAM lIIILLER.
(Successor to JON. HAIGH I C 0.,)
Has facllltles 00-eneudve with the leading P.-
Ref 1x " ' ait ' ll ' AVrilPNßlll674
tona A YTS, On AN 103, PISTON Min& LZVERII,
?ITU At% JAMS, Vi kI7RAILIWAD AXLES,
LOCOIKOTIVE PRAM together witb even'
diosalptlon ofB}IAPE. OUR. Office sad Forge
Corner olDttquente Way and lint Strut.
.912:hi0
P rrrseunGn
NOVELTY WORKS.
Ram ceded A. D. 161t11.
111001111U11,AMIS & GIL
atalll7FACTVallaa
TITA EAWASIDBWMPA PAT.
SCALES..
arm. TapePai d Patera Do
oUee I,lllor Local ea ' .
d
nt and C 1
AVESJ..M I, &O
.ILBAJIT OTd
SHEFFIELD STEEL D'OBILS.
SINGER, NINIIGII & GO
ITFESSITECHL PA •
llsoafsetarers of every description of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL
"iLLTATTIEVIENiq..I72(Em bp=NB
Alla% BTLLL Llllll, de.,,11 5 e:
Warehouse. 83 Water and 100 Fiat Ma.
BLACK 1311AMOND
•
STEEL WORKS.
PARK,. BROTHER & CO.;
' Manufacturers of all daserlptlons of
Wr rl Mrnr r
°Mee and Warehouse, THIRTIETH. THEETT.
Mika and sanaruia• OTIIKISTS.
.•PITTIIBUZIC/11.
STOVEri. OAbTINGS, &o
COOR STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH.
FOR BITUMINOUS 0041.4,
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Bout aa
well as any ether Move In the Unless.
'BEFELL dr, C0., -
rro. 285 Liberty Street.
SI" on hand and iln• aGa. •
eAsuoic sTOVES,
HEATING Brovss.
GRATE FRONTS. TENDERS.
COOKING RANGES. Re.
GE PP, NUNS 8c CO.,
saIrIIPACITI.I34 Or WAXY TA.ariert op .
STCOVMS,
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
!THE FliatY FURNACE,"
Pr/manna 8771 m!.. •
4i'lluMoi7l36l% . BUlTtl
• Ta r a c umu mA r&V
w coRTAPTI
usymea.6llLAßA r umsLl. l lost:
-- and SOS LibeityStreet,
PPYTNBITROR. PR.
A. BEADLE:Ir & CO"
O. SO WOOD SUEZ%
gasothictolors of th . .s Grostest Varletiof
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stores,
TO B POUND
P
our awortinentirfilbe found ell the LATIZT
PATTERNS AND IMPROVENNNTS.wid..the
rep ttati.es of our !Novae /s sash that any one In
wit t of • good article should berthas. nous but
those sunuormtured by us, a. they will be Anne
the noes datable as well its imam/sal. Would -
Call partioulas attention to our new VOLCANO
STU V LOS Ceerelles. tow" Allvi stores. Over
doi in three o.untus. tut4thloa so Wither
gene". Cssief . au Ray y 0504 them preh
huper , Or to MIT le Uer.ipu r
cr..eou I ur.,:auulieue eau enco test. let
BRASS FOUNDERS.
HENRY BIER & CO„
SUCCESSORS w
JOHN H. 000 PAR a 00 0
Bell and Wass Founders.
BRAM CASTINGS
%ADZ PROMPTLY , TO ORDZIL ' .
Inleable and Greylren fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
TIDOTTLE, DIEM LAD CAECA VALVE
ALT. GLOBE perriatto.
1114.01 NT COCAKIS,
Brtins Work of every description for
..Stew, Water ant OIL
Xalt177h0T1:181118 or J.l. COOPTII a 13011
!Unproved IS alaiicalletl Maim Nap,
Agents U) .Dreyftits' Patent
am the beet to the Market. •
mot and Waal, mann Thirteenth and Tice
A TWOOD & Mcceirram,
Am. Corner Liberty street aid Third Aimenna
Plttabarik,
muss fouirrEas AND tINNI PtPB Firms
tad 410113T8 tor ►.-e. - amocaoN a Co'!
wrzaid.Pl3lll en AND niow luta.
COTTON BILLLS.
itelArAolaa.& co.,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS
nuitivniusra 6t azerl KrrinlA 4 l." 41 " i/
. .
a mmo& AND Mid:MOLL&
aurrnma.
ENGINES, SOMERS, dco,
FORT PITT
BOILER. STILL ANII TM
CARROLL AND SNYDER.
ICANUTACTUREB2I OF
FirlFlefaiSlNVlTcttirlitHT E.7lllMie
%STILLS AND OIL T A'.
CHIMNEYS BR YEd.att_NVAND ANN PAID&
SIeTTLIND . PANS, SA LT Pante AXU CON.
D S
STEAM P/Pll3. OABOXETER9 AND IRON
MUDD ES, •
PRISON DOORS AND COAL esd Dries.
Oland Waraboake; aorftede emand.
Taira, Short and /abseil. street.
PiTTAIIIMOII, PA.
P adr
oOrders
ended east to Ina ago,. adder-urn:a
toattle att to.
HUGH I BOLE & .CO,,
Con Point Alley end Dawson Sin
(Nits not YOurt.)
Engine Builders, rounders and
Machinists.
iisnufacrure STEAMBOAT ENGINES and
lITATIONABY ZNUINES, of all she,
. . .
Bpec~.: Red . ( to
Aria:Vat la RINIr♦ABSIBTHEI
BOILKIS,orIa hone sower.
CAUTINUS, a.m . ! kind. made to order atom
Foundry, THIRD BTRlET u below Market.
RIOn for Ott Wells, !SHAFTING, PULLET%
HANCIRInk MOMS and TOBACCO beRZWB
•dd IRON TOBACCO .03.38316, on band and
made to order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
I=l
PITTISBI7}IOH, PA
NirAll orders pnnaptly filled. Tirr
RIESICIL & 8110.. 7
71.11 E t BURGLAR-PROM!
SAFES AND VAULTS.
-
NO DAMP,-NO MOULD.
ENGINES AND 14.ACHINENT,
BREWERY WORIC, IMPAIRING AND PIM
111 UP MACHINERY, BYDR4OLIO OE
NT.Coi. 17th and Pike Sta.Plttahargh. ra.
.onimga
O'HARA BOILER WORKS.
F. REPHAN & CO..
Btonufacturots of
sTEAII BOILRS, OM TANEB, STILLS, AU
ITATORS, SALT SABO., OASIRKETEpk...SET
TLINO CA.No. PRISON ,1301./BIL
BoICHEN FIBS BEDS.
Cot alma Avenue and - Liberty Bt.,
I=l
addresson peomptly. Indent sent to the
abov will en promptly attended to.
F. MOHAN, formerly Reneger st CARROLL
YDEV.M. oellnpnl
. _
1411.2 D K. BRUM... LIMUND D. ■SCBD
JARED BE. BRUM &SON,
MAIIIJITACTUILER/5 or
Steam Boilers, 011 Stills, Tanks
SIIEET IRON WORK, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
Farill) , 39)3);{:Wcitil:llkifzlitil
HUI! FORT PITT
1 01TITDRY CaIiPANY
OFTION AND 11708UA
TWELFTH STREET
PITTSBURGH, PA.
YE - Engines, Bolling Mill N
chinery, Nail Machines
torts, and Castings reno:,,,Zur y :
VATIONAL FOlllrouir
AND PIPE WORKS.
xiernmremvoiiluwomaimmanettwits,
ININTII WARD.)
iprzwren3u - marmi..
'WILLIAM SMITH,
I=
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
/Olt GAD .424 D WATZB *0113.16
My nye, am oil ust Invariably In Yna. M 4.7
........1 IX hat Marna. also, ran eameß>•eat
of general
Castings for Gas & Water Work&
.L:relf.VAV:llll=Vl.`klltMtid.
W. J. AZIDILEMIN LI. A.. 11 . • • - Y .
MONONGAHELA HOME;
w. J. ANDERSON L & CO.,
Mlsaubatarers 01 IRON BOMA YRONTB,
WINDOW 1.1.N7A1R aad sad
• Castings of all Besaiptlons.
ortanviglittr.trio°lll:l3 "Bctriir.t.;
eiu. HOLUM •
ara L 1.0411704 Pa. • WAS=
ROBINSOM,.. i!.146%.
&manors to 110Euris0yr. Rune Must%
. , , .
WASECINGTON:WORIES,
FOUNDERS 11111011116ST8.
.
Manufacturers oft
MU! ileutt7T
gl e ffiat m i l tagrAntd...ipu—e6H Tsnb
and Boller and Bisect Ironwork.
o. 1311 corner Ttrst and nmltbled
Meets. '
Amu for 6IPTARDIS .Pierastr INDLCTOZ
for Tredinz Bolters. .
THOMAS CAITLIN & co.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Illasidae %was,
itikawinilgy BT.. ALLIS mcricm,
Itanufsetarers of Htiglos ese and; Fortst,ht items
Outten, erste liars. Weights, Wages wises
Ate, to order sad base ena haat !helms of
pncENEE BM!, rOlintrionle,
co, mimicry and inns:ls.
BOLLM & EY,
•• •
.-• Matasetartaa allapertor:. ; .
Chill Rolhi, Simi Balls & Mica&
latt
01;10515i:3:J ; frA
G. W. De CAMP.
ATTORNEY • AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
RY te . gaolld to 1 1 f1.111. 1 28 t ra r. B i lliMrlita ,
111 - 1114111.rta, la tar. Bute Human and all Wt
Gana of Allegheny eanaty, anal make' collet.
Uinta ta =anal' thasetatenlo4=Um JaSket •
MeCORMICR,'
Attornev - at-law.
No. es eperr
t ml . h . ompt atteaclain givett to all kbullat
A801131.1141LD BLAKELEVi_
. 6 .TTOI>NTIX-AT-LAW.' •
FIFTH avairr.
154:140:J. T pyrogl/Avp,ol. ry,
Wfii.").LNEEPEII, • -• '
£LDZaWAN AND nommo aprnox 07
OFFICE, .87+FIA A rtA Ithai ;
o=4 Tat 111 - 174.L."914 4 ,
nn w .rasmss.!.l.tect.d • ! rdia , mama ,
amanraf.• .
STONE.
v a r 01:1111RION •
. Machine Wand Works.
PlorthereficonwootWeACommoa.
riZZIPS. ATVATEII as CO.
aria as latio ot minim on therfotte honk
Iva Zoil Canes. Cass tbretOrwalloOS.aver ,
sad lbxa tlunes, R 6
ximas Ta coriTaikerono,
6•6 7 .0
mr=
otp t4Nvifial.. olitastredsibm,cl
01Snillat; 01-ibe betel layillit ng inaill
walls nod Uni cell. In the .1.4 , 400971111101
idth•thmlani 159311,rr • W-lirrilopet.„
I 3
RAILROADS
to
V ENN S
N Y LOA -
6,T A Vi and iII t M., nunh
1 M. 1569, Tfal: will arrive at nu depea
froni the Union Depot, corner of W•edhSteh
Bad Liberty street". 11l sollcrws:
•
Arno. .
Nall foals 1115 smi•Boutt=S: f:13,11 as
Fool e.— 1.00 am "Partlfio Ex— 6:3
Wall'. No. 1..6 SO am Wall'a No. 1..
BlistonAct Nol 7:60 mtt& Train I st l•
Wall'. No. 1.. 0:50 am arinton we.. 10: WM
CrlastanLt 63.9:20 flia . k.A. No 5 pit
Jsksirtow a n An 10:60 am (Inetrott t.l. 12. MS
Ers'lm Ae Nol 7:00 pm IWall'a Na. 1..11 pa
Pusablok In. 1:30 om•Johnstoara Ar.5r.011011
racl6o =p 's. 1:00 pmßreks As No13:60 pa
Wall's No. 1...9:00pm Phila. F.:press 3:50 pm
Bra•ks AeNo 19:l'1 pm Wall's No. 3.. 3,1111p68
Wall% No. 4. Coe pro Wall's No. 4.. 6:05 um
Hrtatmac No11:10 pm 'Fast Un5.....1:40 pm
W '
assa'r 10:t10 c los ell's No. IL. 11:411331
'These trains makeeon nectlon at Harris.
bun fur Ha/Moore.
Tts Chndun Train leased ails Iflatnonsven
Oanday at 9:05 a. reaching ',Rubor& at
10:00 a. as., Hr turulnr. lassel I l lttobufsal SI
r 2,0 Jn• sold ardivas al Willa Eldad.cs at
. (11a 1 cIna311 tobrors as 34 dilly. 50.33 3 33
Bandana teal/nodally exesps, //fowl.) , At! . 1 . 3,1,
OM , y sled st Suurlso,
and Insular Infolu r a,.n4 , .. i lepi , , mf. „ mt .
,;x2::.T. 3/ to m tvauta Railroad Com parly wilt :Mt m.
Var,l l allussage. cater Ito oc•rimaT•
area Dollars In ;IVL:''l7l`4`T`P a ° a " :11 ' ;
:bad amount. la value WILL to , aL I. L.ne. taa
eadlter. unload [anon n, spacial etlntr,,
mmi!tg!ellmm
EE 8 T
A 3l-airommig
PRIaIitYLVNIA.
o.D.—on end after Nov. so, ie.., UM
r....er Trains on the Western Penyl,l.la
.lapin will arrive et ami depart . the
regent Street Depot, Allegteny elty,. nnlawat
Amts.
gmMaird'e Fo 10:40• I
—•—•.—.. 7 iO• • VI
Freeport Iv 0. 1 0:10 a m Freeport No. I k,OI. us
10:40 a in iiharplOg Nolll,llo am
Sharpb , g R0.11:20 pm Regrets 0,41) p
YreepOrt NO. 1 MOD pm Spring , l'e NO13:1O pal
. p m Treeport It WO pm
Sprlng,ft lio2 GAD m aartna..Pt Naletilipm
Above titian run dally extant
The (March TrOst lea Tea Allegheny •tanatAly
man Manday at 7:40 a. role tag Abet...l
Olty 9100 a. m. Returning, Mimes Allegheuy
City at 1.10 p. m, sod amine as Alleghenl Jane
twi t: reit p.
leaving Allegheny Oily ts s.
airem tonneetton at le rrepost nrithWalv
/ll'. lino at Magee for Ht.tlc2; and FllMmastOern.
Thraugh ticketsmay be l.'lMb...A at the OCrns
No. 1 ht. Clam street, near tbeinopenatonitrldive.
rinalMafia. and Itl)epot. Alleghenv.
YO: var....informati Mal
on apply to
I.E.TZETii. A vv..
Youeral etreas veer s.
Toe W.:stern Pennislvanla .111 tot
asimme any risk Lar Faataal, ezetr , t.
tr=li riot
needing this amount In vain..
she owner, amen. taken. `n‘''''' ,
A. J. IDDRIATT.
•. 4/..
sad • " I: 3 rr ' lve st . thei,slon 1
blrgb colt : 41145, as Mll.
C AIVS gr
01. W6711E40411 am
MdaSjse •11-13:118 • m
Stf pm
Ali Pl 2
.1=4.1111:
• ,• 414 p
Lec• tads's A ec•11 :4:13 pm
15:111 p
Tiestsdsle .• vita pm
ralr Oaks Ss
kts (Thar. !MS m
, 8:Atl0 su.Chicag
WA/ 1. n. s Ch./AL/4J
I PITTS/SUM , 11 //,
V. trains WIC have /km&
/opt,. torch oldt,
Si
Clamed /4 1 AM
?t i le:os
Whoell 10:44a, a
0.4 Bt. ..Ev. 7:/11P
CClevei ll,ala a d Xx 3:11/ u x41113:411 r
Isle dYiendval.U3pst
Wll`g 1tx.7:041/111
Arrtva fn Allesaavare
Leetsdale Ae..f1:33
HEW/ VaLla 4:41/
No. Cattle ••444/11 as
glum `` Vans.
Lee:adale • •1311:411/../
Bear'• 4:4l(,4beeta.lal , • • 4:11 14
•• 4:33175a
rat! Oaks Sun
day Uhuren. 11:1111 /an
63P!!!! N~yea Aqua
mt. - t
14e31• Manacle.
sim -
S; .Chl .
Y1:1 ,
I. P. yes
V , Tt
h E ofIKANIME
Vi 1.1.1,1 al,.
THE ONLY DIRT.CT ROUTE TO TH le OIL
BROWNS WITHOUT CHANOE /1. CA=
Ou and atter MoNDAY. Nov. /Ilk nov, TWo
TIIBOI3EIII THAINg DAILY (except *under)
♦lll leave Pittsburgh Depot, corner or 61ei•
xlo.
and Pike etreets,gor Prenkil, Oil Clty.Bilt•
and point!
. 1n the Oil Region.
Mall. PirrenttnOrt. Ante LB lorrepne-til
pm
11°171. Zr......
71:43 To: D e.g Y bA Z ZA.7..... 3 118
an nonon... 6:40 a m ass nuloon..: 6:95 m
lid Hu110n...11:50 a m Sid Halton... 0:00 a m
Holum.
.
. I:00 pm 34 Halton... 5:10 p
4th Hulton..11:00 p m 4th Halton. 7:15 p m
:10;It
ip •odaM2rkk •;::;;;:
Brady• B I:15 pmßraEsl3 - Ao 10:05 •la
Church 1;00 Dm Church 10.10 •111
Exprem trains gtop only at principal points,
.11, 0 1=1,:latian trains ate? st all Call rim
We are
onoow running . /liver Palma Sleeping
Cary" ur uPtat Zayre.. trains, both Wayll
tram Pittabarittrto=
J • LA CP, a •Supi
.t.
HOB . AII B. KIPP am..
lITTSBURGH,IMMIM
CIRCINN4TI ANN
. L6DIS RA.I.L.W as.
PAN RABBLE MU"'
. CHANGE UT THEL.—On
..ac. .her eUNDAT,
_
taburgb Time.
D wt. AM.:.
Panthers " ...... —•-.. 11 x re.' 11:13p. il.
14.+X ' " =SM.—. 2: OG. m. 1:00 s. m.
MI- ...ne-......... 2 4IEI xm. 7:18 p. in.
X: a .m. 13.433 p•m.
..scanstlVAco`n,No.l 11 B.. ii
a. 1:21i..M.
3 1
17. 3 de n I .IV : itAT,'N'..!*2 it 01: 1411 1 41:
el:a7o:l.h Train.. IX: P. m • Wile et. M.
iMp 4 llllllr. M. Zoom. I. leave daily.
.• 111:1111, 8. 118:1 will rrive :Alt)
I 0. r. SCULL,
, Genera: Tletct Agar i. Colasnims. V.
W. W. CI.K.D. nmo'S.. Dennison. Ob/n
nolB
twITTIMURGII & "IgigEtwift t .
CONYELLS V I
It
Iftslut after SIIIMAY. crass lett,
11110, tralska will arrive at aut . ilepitzl •
tit i t
COtact Of CI . VIe . 11.1 eter StrfSllN at
@CB
F:7MMPI
I:O4i32FP;gEI
r. ;: Lai% if.
to and trots Uot.n. 3:16 .6. 10:00 4.0.
West Newton Atecom , d It:30 r. Y. 0.35
Braddock's Aecosodt.n. 6:16 r. Ps. 6-60 P. 5:
/41611.16. tolfeK•rport.lol2o P. or. 61/16.
15010 y CrhurclVl`rato to
soot 050 west Monett , " 1:00 0. 3 .110:00.i. Y.
AucHann 8. eowlEBn. errors.
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EA.RDWAE33 & CUTLERY.
BEAVER FA LLS
CUTLERY CO.,
M
No. 70 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH. Pl..
IGLNUIPACTVIIER3 CF THUS If 111
Solid Cast Handle
TABLE KNIFE.
- gluperior Meal EMdes with concave We
lter. The metal composing thls Wens is
cost drew to the bl.de, mewing the at
,....• most etreagth in cones; action without ad : - .1 dltlonal weight.
Du It Is made of the reentilte hardileu.SW
will mit tarnish or blacken. as In the cafe
0 of elated ware. In color and brilliancy
ti. Is similar to pare silver. Handle nod
Maw, es above described, coestllnto NI
article of UNIQUE D Milli 01. Elegant Alp.
grannies and terms Durabilltt .
_.... Th• bomb Carle and Great Strength of
willg thie article enables the msnafeeterers to
ril recommend it as •apecially adapted foram
$34 ' ,lll ' i L lre iiatlttl=tr Ptvarli:Zit
;
BEAVER FALLS CUTLERY CO .1 '
No. 70 Wood St,ltsburgh,
MANUIPACTURESUP
TABLE CUTLERY &POCKET KNIVES
quality Guaranteed.
NINTH LrsT. INTO, APPL
CATION to eels Liquor filed to the Clerkte
Pittsburgh. ~ • .J
J. G. 5.00007. tavern. Ist ward.
Oro. hiegnst, tavern, lit ward.
.Arehl. rotble. tavern, lit ward, '
Jannb gdnert, tavern. in ward.
J. B. Ch eer, 0ther 5 , 74: . d 14 ward
ITi o . l O W . ' l.eitg. o eat;l! boar.: lit ward.
rank Craig. ..anon noun, 9/ w art,
finnan lillenton, eating h Ad word.
s , ll; k itrl:r•Zeit" . 7'f't
tillt e r r at. 2 , hr: ', = . ;t l l ward ,
~, •
P. getrer &Co • ether 'own, an ward. •
.0.004 lie ler. otter rood.. a ward.
W. N. , liweinel•o. taverl.4 ward. •
WIS. Baron..
la,
4th Wart: .
lleCallnorn, Jr.. 4C a. a.
s.. 4'h ward
I Well /leaning. it star %own. 401 ward. • L ''
Wu. hailer a Co.. ono, sooda..4th
J.. N. Borne 4k Co.. oche. werd.,,.
Joe. Annatrolar. raven sth word.' H. . •
W. Banner. eating hoes, 71.8 Ward.
J. P. /qtrs..... tavern. nth ward. r 4
Z. J. Corer, tavern. 9 , la ward.
A. Cronealet, laven. 9 , ow•rd.
Joe. hankie. astern, 9,1, ward. .
J. X. tanatan, tavern. 9th ward. • .
I
N. 7L. Soo; °Marr . di. lithward.
DeanhHeigirty. tavern 10 , h word.
H. kW ralatetn• mina bona , ,lo wad..
Albrrt Riley. Who. r goods. 11 . t wa rd. ,
Starr Boone:. nitres Own^.
.Thar. Coll, ,char good.. 1310 ward.
it. C. reontereouter 0040.1418
w'.rd. rd. •
C. Gard etc laver 14th
L. , Hart, taierax.rithloard.
Thot 8.1,74 other go-4c I7lh ward.
Patrick Brunet'. tarn., 19t0 ward.
•J. Oran
ward.
Wind.
..... , . . • • •
Allegb..Y.• • ,
Z. G. 0 , 1%W , otberooona, led ward.
Martin Gaon, tavern. fu ward
Munn (Vaber. tavern. Stn. ward. ~
Ma.. Jacobs. tavern. ittn warn. , . .
We. .. Jambs.
Sanatold. tarn.. lino I ,i tr i g l / 4 „.' ...4
_E . ftrete ' w:a . re:...= . ; , ...... .0 ..0.
releitani etaer.sos, ...Myr good.. DUI lenrd. -
.. • ,
441.111 , Maly. Warp. if itt w•rd.
Joba Hanna. tavern. Ste yard, . .
„... .
it. .1.• lenerlek, tavern, stn warn.
. .'
7be norOslgits. • In
reea Blnatrit,m. . , i,:.•
1. a. Zirrat. etherFenno*. tavern.
goons. Wranaant, ,
Henry thetas. [ewers. Last Hamm/tam. 7
rrtr•ltnthland, tavern. Zan Elrtnunthart. - ' ~ i.
.Id.perenlanD, tay.M. =Ma. ! , i• - •
.111
'A112117 , 60. tarerll.l:4ll:l6 •
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arrant. Welt SSW
On.sti
Irowsnblp..
Antiwar Roden, tavetn, Plaidlrtp. -•• ~ E i
Iran. Leaguer. tannin. Durban.
Thee. Ilnangs, laver,. larnana.
_ lion. W. Moos, tavern. Ind nom.
_. -
. 4 ,, m ,3 /741 .. cs . t.ing house. Norib Versailles.
larvae. !VDU.
A. C. Meet, tavern. Seol..
tig:ter rßit i . 1° 74. "A l I p t re A th i: 'll r1"0 applies. •
I. A. rtinnOla. tavern, Upper St. flair.
otrJoet a; >4
. JOSIPII lEZOWNE,NIerI4.,
H. /HILTON U. J. WOLII
MITE & "
extr.crrzatx. Priarmastaug,
AND MIMS VITTEILS," .
riga dlliressio, MVP Ufei Miumuiti ,
. . rll2lllllO/Well.; PA. , •
Lad_ P 1 po. 0.44.3145 e, rtsuue. siajim
latll ItUle and w4sh 1191.2.1ta1ial
lit aw lJ2o.,. .12( 'Beer Pampir,axa 114,41n0CM44
s Os laulll. sad iland
!Mid tip wlsb maw ate lairs
pswait
iiyuarstas.. 44 • bt94 plump*, intestlinto.-
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