FINANCIAL.
GOLD, giLVER,
COUPONS
Bought at Highest Price,
Pl - I. Ti. MERTZ,
BANKER.
Cor. Wood St. and sth Ave.
Jas. T.."-Brady & Co.,
(Summon to S.3ONES
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Street,
13ANKERS,
6111EIiha-IT_ Demand rather better.par
ticulady for the better grades. Apples.
Peaches:7as for quarters and Kt. 9 for helves,
as to , uality. Blackberries. MANI.
EGGS—Continue quiet and marbAnged, 14
cts. for fresh pecked.
FEATHEILS—Live gnese feathers are quoted
at 870.90. with. the usual advance for entail
lota In Panh,
market Is firm but the demand
is only moderate, and notwithstanding. prices
are up. considerably In the west, It seems
almost Impossible to make nn advance here.
We continue to quote western dour,. In atom
xt ss,:red.s,:fl for spring . wheat: s.s.Drali for
winter wheat. and (1111..D.‘ for fancy brands.
GIIA IN—There is ri steady milling, demand
for wheal; and with light offerings prices are
tine hotunchanged: t1.152.1.2ii for red and
$1,251 - !1.30 for wrote. Oats steady anti the re
ceipts are falling it but • prices remain un-,
changed:4:ls.4a in tint hands. buyers furnish
ing sacks; W, on wharf end track. and 5:X653.
in store. Corn is scarce and in demand, and
ear sells readily, on wharf or track, at iG for
mr and PCI for ;belled. Sales or:ltye at irSiDr7,
!ash, and $l. ditto. Barley Is tpliet and an
, changed: h . to VD for good to prime spring.
11A V-4.'ontinves very dull and baled may 14
quoted, on wharf, at }DOA:.
LAUD 011.—Extrt I,,tlarZlAl, and No.
MONEY AND COMMERCE..
DI 'Y AM) NEM. ALI. KLIVIT3 or
Government Semities,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Interest Allowed on Depositi.
eirllnney Iwpsd on Government Bonds at low
est market mite ,
rff - Onnne-h Extern.. ron THE PrrritA.
AFL !!ALt; Ur TOCKS, GOMM eno GOLD.
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.IA3II',S T. 1111AllY
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
(HY Telegraph to the Pittsburgh (Inzette.)
New Yong. May 12.
The money market In easy at 3a5 on coll. All
markets at the Stork Exchange arc weak this
Afternoon on -the report from Washington
I hot the Bonne Committee on Banking and
Currency will report back without amend
menu; thebill authorizing ilia retirement of
045.000.0 N of 3 per cent: certificates and ro.-
(110.000 legal tenders, and issue In place (here
of $25.0(0.000 In new National Bank notes,
which is a 'measure of severe contraction.
Bold weak, owing to this report, and opened
at 115% and closed at 111%. Carrying rates 3a
5, closing at 3. Clearances $45.11M0W, Exports
to Ilarana, $lO.OOO. Sterling dull anti weak at
9 1rtis ' ihis afternoon private dispatches con
tradicted the report In regard to the bill au
thorizing the retirement of 3 per cent. certifi
cates and legal tenders. It is said important
amendments will be nutde before the hill is:re-
Pored•
Goren:manta Arm. Coupomk 'Ed, 175.1 N: to
1 2 !.Q.1. 1 ,4"; do MI. 113.031%; do 'fir,
12: do new. do la. 16?..41111.c• .10'4
14 3.41 4 5: 16 - 40 , 4 SU(ii.d.V. Currency 'Ws. I 2
Ett2'4.
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The Treasury bought one million at 111 61-100
11111 KS-100.
The weekly treasury statements show 11 coin
balance of $112,900,000, and currency $250.000.
Plate bomb arm: Massachasettes UPS; old
Tennessee SOX. new Mt old' Virginia 414 new
no aid North Carolina 47N. new 25}i.
Private telegrams state that the 11. & 0. Co.
has leased the 0. &• M. road on terms filtera
ble to the latter. In the stock market the
Washington telegram spoken of above was the
signal for a general stampede to sell, and the
decline ranged from 1 to 4 per cent. In lend
ing railway share. there was a very large
number of weak speculators shaken, and sub
suently on the denial of the telegram the
arketrecoveredNittlf per cent., but after
wards declined again. and was feverish and
unsettled. closing weak at the lowest price of
the day; The features were Lake Shore. Ohio
and Minisaippl,' Northwestern , Wabsch.
Paul, Hock Island and New vork Central.
The following were the cleslng prices:
Canton. 725; CUnhertfusd, 46; Western rn
ion Telegraph, 7CM; Quicksilver.,lo:Mari_poot.
ass; preferred, 17k; Adam. Express, 66;
14; American, 42N; United States. 44.5 r; Pa
cific Mail, 40‘; New York Central, 150;
Mk; Erie. :UN; preferred, 47; Harlem. 146;
Irei e r a eid,dm o lteading.lo2)(; Michigan Central
e Eh re. MU: Illinois Onntral.-143;
Thashurgh, 107; North Western, 78; prefeed,
933,;; Rhode Island, 121; New Jersey Central,
19 0 14; St. Paul, 661(; preferred, enx; Wabash,
M! , s; Fort Wayne. Mk; Terre Haute.. M; Pre
ferred. 64; Chicago and Alton, 114; preferred.
11.6; Ohio and Mississippi. 36%; Hartford and
Erie, te Dubuque, 166's; St. Joe, ltlR; C. C.
i. C. 10X; C.C.,* C.;9.
Sub Treasury balance. Gold $760..566.61.
Carnes:ice 1/119,797.71. General 6.816,611.33.
Orrrcs or Prrraeurtnn Gar:veer. I
Trirn.snar. May 12, c
Closing quotatious as received by Jamca•T.
Moldy Jr Co:
Gold
IT. S.
t?. R. 5-3,1 M
.s.3)Jan...t•Jr.
1: 5..11Jan. & Jy. INK
L 174 6..1D.15ta..t./y. ISMS
11% U. P. IL
117. C. P. R. It
8% Cy. Pacific. ..... .
U . 18 : 14.
U. R. Gal IBM.
LEM
PCITEBI:RtiII CATTLE MARHET
EAST LIBERTY STOOL YARDS,
THURSDAY, Moy 12, ILK.. I
rarrtg. •
The cattle trade continues very slow and
unsatisfactory and what Is worse still, there
la no prospect at present of any Immediate
Improvement. There were plenty of buyers
In attendance, In fact the number was unusu
ally large, and even at advanced prices, the
supply did not begin to supply the demand,
The delegation from Philadelphia was very
full, including Messrs. )(eyries, McArdie•
Case, dull; from New York, Brim, Lamb &
Martin, Inemen. Kelley; Hartzell, from Lan
caster, surd Moses from Balton. In addition
to these, there were quite a number of others,
whose names we cannot now recall; for Phila
delphia, up to noon to-day, bat a single ear
load had been bought, whereas. from the num
ber of buyer.. It would have taken gor 31
car loads to have supplied*. them properly.
New York got the lion'. share. though the
New York buyers were natter supplied and
while many of these eastern buyers will be
obliged to return home as they came t without
a single bullock,. we do not belles, that any
of them got the number they Weald like to
have had. The supply was again light, un
usually so, and to-day at noon there were not
a half dozen cattle In the pens unsold, and
'we can not expect ai many buyers next week.
as drover., like ottrerpeople. are not disposed
to squander their time and money in coming
here when there In no probability oftheir be
ing Age to boy,when the chances are that next
week will be similar to this, plenty of empty
perry Ind no cattle.
Then there Is another view of the case. and
It Is no better. There Is little or no money in
,hansUing stock at theser—prires, and the only
reason why it Is persisted in is that drovers
must keep up their trade, even if there is no
money In it, and what is true of the drovers
Is equally applicable to the butchers. We
know that people are complaining about the
prises of meat and theyhave good reasons for
so doing, but the drovers and butchers are not
to blame for It. They, would much rather
have prices down two or three dollars per
cwt. an they could then handle more stuck
with the same amount of capital and make
more money. There Is an universal complaint
among stock men (excepting the stock grow
ers) in
_regard to these exorbitant prices, and
ry we are sure. - would rather see a big
•!" - ,...rs must be scarce,
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nmn 11.
LP,
TVISDAY. MAT /O.
H. L.* Co. , for G. Ht 7 77 ..... 16 1,11.12
30 3,12 7 0 0 (0
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R. Tborp.os:: 3 2' 640
. 2 00
. 5 • .REDNISSDAY. ! itAT 11. _
H" L.A . C.o.forLIIDooO 110 rr..1810 1100
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RThompson.. 17 10,000 707
" " Berry 17- 30801 8
7
" Holmes & P.. 34 38.370 00 00
Stuart to Entries . 10 10,600 It 37
. .. ~..,. .
H °. Roth 31 37,140 Bal
Orr & William. for 801 a. ,... 14 17,441) 710
... 18 21.030 830
111CRSDAY, XAT 12 ' •
.1. Scott to W. Kelly 51 rd.loo 756
..... •16 26,n10 '7 On
41.5C0 In
W. H. Sands to O. Fritz. 15 ' 21, N. 50
The arrivals this week were somewhat
larger than last week but with plenty of buy
ers and a continued active demand, prices are
naly sustained, and to-day there were but few
if any in the pens unsold. Clipped sheep sold
tt from 5@6Y, and these may be regarded as
he extremes of the market. flood e 6475 .1b
eremites. may be quoted at 630i166X. and NI lb
averages at. 6%0111i. There are but very few
wooled sheep offering, and buyers do not
seem to make any difference between wooled
and clipped. and everything being elleatether
prefer the latter.
HOOP. -
The H market Is moderately active with
Compered y withabou equal to the demand.
this day week. Prices. rope
daily for the better grades, are about a Si
lower, but at the decline, about all that offered
were taken, and to-day there were but few if
any unsold. Philadelphia Hogs. quoted at
94.101.1.8), and Yorkers at lasili. •
Dry GaAs Marti.
-New Tone. May 12.—The market is Inactive.
yet mites are cenerally steady, at 15c for At
lantic A and Indian Head brown sheath:tea,
140 for Cabot A. 11Mo for Agalroln Fend Pitts
field A, 12/te for Atlantic V, =Ho for 04Mon
.dpoeb, 35,1 for 9-4 Allendale. 40e for 9.4 Psr ,
/retell. 45e. for 104 do. 500 for 10-4 reqa ot.
Ile for Sprague's old and new styles fancy
prints. 11340 for Pacific Mills. do for Free
man's. 40e for Amoskeyr blue denims, bln for
str Oti ip ed s C
sbes C d t o. and 12 34 a 1 a 34 c fop Ame e t e .p
inffs.
=3
Coxwoo. May acttre and Irm at
Sten.so for rtockeri to extra prime chipping
recce. Barr dal" and 10a15a Ilsber ,
*MO for fair to extra prime.
t y. r. Lours, May n.—Cattle. prime and choice
,arce. and wanted. with pricer tending up
to Nov,. Hogs Arco at OX
. for light to
heavy.
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PITTIMERGII .SIARACT
Orrice or Prttasmiton GAZCITZ, /
'rat - away. May 12. Inn I
Trade generally in quiet and our general
markets are devoid of anything new or Impor
tant. There 'is a continued steady demand
for most of the leading articles and a fair ha
w, in the agg mgate. though there Is room
sine
for Improvement. In regard to ValUel/, there
are no inimatnut changes, none nt least de
..erring or sPecial notice.
AsnEs—Firmer in the east but unchanged
here. Common Soda, 4; refined, IX; Pearls,
.„,x,; pots. •
PPLES—Continue gullet and unchanged,
and the season is almost over. We continue
to I ( Ote S,K - t4 per
IlUTl'Llt—'l • here Is no improvement to inns,
in the demand. :and fanners and pedlers ap
pee to be supplying the retail 'trade, and out
side of that there IN no Inquiry. We continae
to vete, at sYittn. for fair to choice roll.
II gi n dull hut unchanged.
ranging tram $1,50e2 per bushel.
BROOM COH A N— Is bat atm:hanged,
Id (sl a F F .gr " gl ‘ c . .. ohlo Goshen nt 1611,16351
and New York Goshen nt INSIB. • New
.Western Reserve, Is quoted at Inlt eta,
CARRON OlL—Demand coittinnes light LIG,
prices remain unchanged, 21 ets for standard ,
brands.
C.OltiNEAL—Quiet and unchanged. 9:41.51
per !melte!.
PIT.I LOal- Continue very iluirand holdent
are :anxious to realize. We continue-to quote
Peach Blows at 7,6t413e.
PROVISIONS-The western markets are re
ported dull and a little offish. but here there in
a steady Jobbing demand and as yet prices are
rnaintained. Plain Sholddera. 13 , u41.1:13,;
Sugar Cured do. 14 Wit,lo4; Ribbed tildes. 16X;
Short RIF. l;- Clear. 17,14; Plain Sum Cored
llama. Canvivisedi - do. Mein.
lard. In tunic liluct,l7N; In kegs, 1840.119 i.
Mess Pork. 1UX.1„31,
PET ROL F:IL'3I MARK ET
email,: or litrrantaton Oaarrrr.,
Turmoil. r, May 12, MO. I
The oil market has recovered somewhat
from the panic. of such it can be called/ which
prevailed yesterday, and while prices are no
higher, the feeling is steadier. and confidence
is again being restored. Theft is no doubt
but what the repotted Increased production
woo the ptilicipid cause of the reaction on
Wednesday, and the fact that this month Is
expected to show x larger increase than,
April. Is not ivitlrout its effect, and Is
calculat&l to make operators generally
a little “bearish." it was rumored this after
noon that the reports of the •'OII Producers
Association' . would show about twelve thou
sand barrels, which, ff correct. Is an increase,
according to their own reports, over March.
and will tend somewhat to confirm the belief
that the Tdeseille Umbria net far wide of
the mark. Be this as it may, however, the
production Is large, nearly two thousand bar
role per day greater than at this time last
year. and the fears at one time entertained
that the Venting° Oil relines. might give out,
are out likely to be realized. judging from
present indications.
'V ktulg.
Market NAy active td steadier though
unchanged. Sales 1,(K11 , s spot at 12.. U; 1.010
each Feptember. Octobe end November. at 13;
2,000 seller 0) days at 12. :IMO do at 12X: 2,000
buyer June at 13: rand 2 1 000 buyer July at 12M.
RE
Sales Salem+ July t 0 necembet LOCO
bbls last hair May at 27X: 2.500 June at riya;
5.0110 July at .I.S. Darer all yernombtal at 30X.
Markel, as In case of crude. in steadier and a
shade firmer, bat an will be Seen, prices com
pared with yesterti.iy. hare 'undergone no
quotable chllnge.
I=l
A !Mils SA 011 account W Bartle; .1 Wll.
gins lan. on account A S Palmer; -W McCutch.
con MO. on account Eli Long.
Total
OIL Sttl rxr.A - rA PER A. Y.-11. it.
Citizens Oil Co.. dN bids refined oil. to Tack
Oros.. Philadelphia.
• J. W. A lexader, sl labia ree. oil to A. H..„31c-
Ilan,. Phila.
J. cf. Kirkpatrick ,k Co.. tale bblx ref. oil to
Waring. K .k Co..
.14111 a:
ilnatzheinier. K. Cu.. 150 tibia re. nil t
Waring, K. S. I.'n.. Lockhart. ,t 772 Alga re!. iill to Wit
. . • ..
Natiolva Renolnc. Co.. Tr.!. oil t
Vardrn..,F.,t
ElM=Mbll=l
Co.. Phl
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McKelr,y 8r0..k Co- 410 bbls ref. oil to Lo
cals-Wu: fe Cu. Phila.
Total ... ......
. ...
JoiL an tem} air w. P. R. H.
Colon Ref. anti S. Co.. 4110 bids ref. to Logo
Bro. lk
Kirkpatrick &V.yon. 311 bhls ref. to Logo
Bro. k C.Or. Pttth.
Balaton & Waring. DA bbls ref. to. Pooltne
& Mual. Baltimore.
A. Hertz. 100 hies ref. oil to Warden. F. &
Co.. Phila.
Model Itenneryl/Gobble ref. to Warden. F. &
Co.. Phila.
-Mentzer. If. & Dtabble ref. to Waring. K.
& Co. Phila._
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Total
MARKET RV TELEGRAPH .
New York.
New Toast. May 12.—Cotton less active lind
unchanged. with sales of 1172 bales at 2.lMc for
middling uplands. Receipts of 13.0. V Mas—
ticte unchanged. with sales of 13:10bbls at $4.95
(.1.5.15 for super State Wad western, $5 ‘l6
for extra State, SS,MV fur do extra western,
I .
$5 , es.so for shippln ' brands of extra round
ham Ohio. SS.6MAJX) for extra brands do;
15,71:anN) for white heat extra western.
$5.75a0.00 for extra St. els and $8.1025...3 for
good to choice do. Mr flour quiet. with sales
of 'JO bbl, at $1.5n.545. Cornmeal unchanged.
Whisker firm but less dive. sales 451 bbla
wesCrt free at $1.10Q.11.11 closing Inside. Grain;
Wheat, receipts 42.1% b sin•wheat 14:te lower
and less active, shlppe and millers holding
oQ• sales MAU bush at 1.14 for No 4 spring.
mint,rix for No :... ring. $1.31 for-No 1
spring to arrive, $1.M.1.31 for winter red and
amber western. and $1.40 for White Michigan.
i l l e y y e ti l l!
n an o ol l u na nh y ttn u g n eA. ang lha . ey and o : Bar.
re
ceipts 11310 bush; corn dull and a ,bade lower.
with sales 3000 bush at $1.1X1.1,15 for new
mixed western and $1.1641.19 for yellow.
western. the latter an extreme. Onte: re
ceipts 5.705 bush: oatn active, excited and 15.2 c
better, with sales 140,C31 bush at GIN risMc for
western In store and 065451670 afloat; Mane
for Ohio and State. tiny unchanged. Mops
quiet and unchanged. Coffee dull. Molasses
dem. Rice flan at atfe.7Xe. Sugar Or= sales
1.800 hhds at SiistilNic for Porto Itico. Petro
leum quiet: crude 15!.;GpItk.; refined 27'....ie. Tur
pentine steady at. gra.,4.,e. Pork nominal, with
salew MU tails at 1."9,25Q29.33 for men.. V1.755t.
2350 for prime and teMdl..3l for prime men.
I Reef steady, with rates 3XI bbls at 5118151er
plain mess and $l6?-121 for extra mats. Reef
Hams quiet, with sales 140 bbls at $165134.
Tierce Beef firm at r".43 ^ 4 for prime and $3O
for India mess; sales 112) ice old prime mess at
$15.3. Middles quiet and firm. Cut Meats
steady. with sales for at 13i1.1.2Xe for
...raiders and let2.l7chams. Lard nominal.
, • - )l ten at -151jiitliNe for ateatn and
i.• :or kettle rendered. Butter 'beady
•_. . - for Ohio. Cheese steady at traolTc.
Liverpool nominally easier.
..' , -"lour closed doll and without dent.
-• • " Whent dall and henry at $l.lBO
i -I !spring and $1.33Z61.31 for winter
1,1 e:lber western. Rye nominal. Oats
t flue for western lnstore and ilta
•,• 0. Corn dull at 1 , 1.10.4.1.5 for new
• tern. Mes.. pork nominal at $2
• • '.l .. , nth and VILT.I for neat month. Beef
r. fair demand. Cut meats steady
demand. flacon nominal. Lard
dull:prime steam ItlYpalaNic on spot and 1113ic
bid seller May. Eggs steady at I•MC.
Illhocago.
Oilcan°. May 12.--Eastern Exchange, un
changed. Flour firm and steady. Wheat
quiet: No. 2 ranged (rota tout to 7114 c, and
closed at tgc: this afternoon the market, was
firmer at nakic cash. and (I,OOX sell.' June.
Corn doll and 2R41.3c lower. at kia) 690,4 c for
IiNISNic and.
rejected. Mate for no grade,
closing:lt outside vrice. Bye Is more active
and 14 - 0.. c. lower. closing at 81q.iffc for No. 2.
IMrley stronger. closing at Mantic. Illghwlites
are held nt #l.Oll. Provisions quiet. Mess pork
rimed at t...i44170.t1.11. Lard IedZIONe. Dry
salt shoulders llkditllNc for loose. The re
ceipts for the past 21 hours were 3428 Dbl.
flour. 40.1t0" bush wheat. 23.KE , bush corn, 31-201
bush oats, 2.062 bush rye, 2,110 bush barley.
'791 hogs. Shipments-5.000 hhls flour, 114,000
bush wheat. 41,717 bush corn, 18.842 bush oats.
TA) bush rye. 0,610 bush barley, 8.5411 hogs.
Freights are more active at 4c for corn, and
&Sic fur wheat per call to Buffalo. .
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Slay 12.—flour firm with good
demand for fondly act $5.10ah," Whent not on
Item red $1.10a1.11 for Nos 2 nod 1. Corn In
good demand; all offered wins taken sot sl,ff.la
Li.ls: Mot little land corn wanoffered suitable
for shipment. ' Oats in good demand at Marra
for No mined to choice white. Itre tended
upwards: No 1 $l. asking $l4ll for choice.
!holey nominalb. unchanged. Cotton firmer
no d h2hell middlings Tobacco
In gm demand; .nales of 174 htala from $4 to
tr.. 15, and three boxes of Ohio seed leaf at
05 to $10: the demand exceed. the 'sueolg.
hi
unsettled and held ntsl,odal.ffr.
repor t e latter rate. but It waet Iro nb o u n d $1.09,
an d that made by patent process at re&
Messpork saleable of M .50, but held at ,75
WO. Bulk meats dull; shoulders 11Na INc;
sides 1430114.'ic: sales of maxi poundi of
shoulder. sold at 12e buyer this month. Bacon
quiet: shoulders LlNal2fic; sides l O Na l 7Ne
asked. No less offered; 'demand light. Lard
dull cot Intic for prime kettle. Butter firm at
man, Eggs advanced with light supply.
St. Lads.
Pr. Louis. Mny 12-Tobacco firm and u -
ohouge,t, Cotton firm at 2Hic. Hemp steay
at $1.2=1.55. Ylonr. lour Vea l scarce: all
ratls."n e sii.2lab,i(L l i
'Wheat I t r =irtn4.
nod clone d dull and we
as to Nei' 2 spring.
04495 c for No. 2 . red fall, $1.54 . tr i ot ti
choice. $1.43 for loner , and no] for Whit e.
Corn demoralized and prices unsettled: mixed
sold at ti 1.57 for re110w,001,06 roechoice to
fancy walk , , and closing dull at inside rates.
Oats opened at dithiladik• Cloned at teXHAlllki
for mixed. Harley dull and lower at ItHges
Igic for Minn. lire ranged Snide. wat.k o ,
advanced to $1.04: held higher. Rogue quiet
lONtellb(c. Coffee ranges quiet at 10Xe,
11,10. Molasses steady at Ilbailde for sugar
house. Provisions quiet; pork lat-
ter fur extra, Dry salted Meats: nothing do
ing. Bacon: order sales gig_ Shoulders
for dear rib.l7h(llc for eear. Itan)ic. for
sugar ennui hams. Receipts—dour. Mal
hhls• wheat. 16.000 bush: corn. MAIO do; oats.
- IMO do; barley. 110 do; rye. WO do; Mom MU
heads.
I:9==
CIA:et:LAND, I.thw Flour advanced
ate. and the market chn,l strong. "nye flour
steady and unchanged. The market for prime
wheat was k betten.le. of No. l'rert at *1.27:
N 0.2 du held at siatam.:. the market clorlug
!strung. with an advancing tendency. Corn
Onn. The market for oats opened better at
WC for No. I State. but at the close were free-
Iv offered at thost %guilts Without buyers.
Ikea quiet nnd lino: held at ire24l. Marley
dull and nominal. Petroleum quiet but steady:
relines' in large loti held at 2.5 e for M.. and
2rdse for June: crude- a shade lower—field at
/5.60 per bbl.
CM=
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11,11.1•Mung. 3lay 12.,11n0r arm and unE
•hanged, Wheat Ilan. with sales of l'enni - 9 . 1-
- ania at $1.40ra1.45. Cunt quiet and unchanged.
. .
Oats quiet nt10144..5e. Mess lark firm at V..1).15
41.10. Baron firmer: rib sides 161‘e, clear sides
1741.17fae,shoulders 13k,e. and hams 9:021e.
bird quiet nt 17e174 . e. Whisky la good de
mand: iron-Wand SI,T, wobti sl.(kf, and pa
tent !Lir.
CM!
TOLEDO, May 12.—Flour iYhent 2a4c
lower: No 2 White Wabash *1,%1, regular white
Michigan /1.27. iintlier Michigan *1.21. cloning
with smallealetnt 11,1 a. No I red $1,22, Corn
le lower, No 2 Mc. Oats unchanged, No I tine.
Freights nominal, Receipts: Hour 1100 bhls,
whent 5..5110 hush, corn 34.1110 bush. Shipments:
Hour MOO bbls. wheat DOI bush, eon% 5,000
bush, oats 2,100 bush.
1Z1M9312
Lortsvict.k. May ht.—Cotton gnm middling
• Hour *5. Corn active find scarce: choler
MI. Oats Ilhe. Rye $l. Wheat $10,41.11.
ork t bacon lh”:, lfisi and lihsc: bulk
. • . . .
moats 125 i I
, V; and 153,e. ,
..I.ord WhlskeY
sl,niq,ido- -- Tobacco stendr hhdn at
3sala trash to. lags, low jo good leaf Wings
nyt kV-Ik.
• -
klenaphts.
Mr.iirina• Mar lif.—Cotton dull nt 22318 re
ceipts of MX bates:exports 774 bales. floor:
super $4.1i0a1.5.00. Cum dull at $1.18 , ?.1.25.
Data NCltrt, C In store. Hay active at
vart:Nl. limn active at $.27Q.27.ria. Lard dull
at .
Pork quiet nt Bacan
skoultless sides /8,40.
. .
. .
Mit.w.trtax. Mao 12.—Flour unchanged,
hoot dull at *I,W,No. I WO: No. 2 oats dull
wa. No. 2 corn lulet at So for rejected. Hee
Icancing.nt Rte No. I. Freights rej ected.
with
rates unchanged. Receipts 11X bbls flour,
bushels wheat: Shipment s :NO 'ibis flour,
121,010 bushels wheat.
Philadelphia.
Plitt..ionent.t, Mar I_".—Flour In good de
mand; extra nt ri.0045.50. Wheat unchangett;
offerings light.. Rye unchanged. Corn less
active hot unthanged. Prorlslonndull. Mess
pork $29,50. Lard 1610106.40. Whisker: sales
of Iron bound at $l.lO, now held nt $1,15.
Detroit. •
De.-rnorr, May 12.—Wheat Is scarce and very
dm. with sales No. lat $1.311?,1.1n. Corn held
at 14:tle , c. Oats 9.Q.130e. Barley. $1.55.
IMPORTS DV RAILROAD
eISCINNATI . AND St.
LOUIS RAILROAD, May 11.-130 hl Id&
Milt, .1 Connor; 10 Mils oil, .1 Henderson &
Br.; 52 bids whisky, W Carr; 1 lot potn
toes. Bricker & Co; I ear igits, Lang &
toi hams, 55 blids do. J II
Parker:3 ears stares, W Hroitings; 2941 hgn
malt; 'l' Collins; 52 ligs oats, S Hood; 2
hbla eggs, 1 ha butter, Robb & Herron; 14
bags rags, It Christy; 30 bap oats, Camp
bell & Aiken; 9 bpi - nits. 3 do flaxseed, W
11 Draft . ; 102 l,go bate, 0 inn meat, 1 bbl
do, J J Pettit; 50 tea grease, J Dalzell &
Sono; 100 bblo floor: Culp & Shepard; 100
do do, Sehotnaker & Langenbeim; 100 do
tin, T C;Jenkinit ,l• Ern; 1 car a iron, Jones
& Laughlin; 1 ear It b golden, C P Walker:
1 car Waco,. J Painter; 2 cars wheat, .1 S
Liggett & Co; 3,500 fire brick, Lloyd &
Black; lITAXI do do, Anderson & Woods; 10
bzs tobacco, McMullin & Co:16 caddies do,
J M b7ichel; 4 cans lard, J W Lea; sdo
wine, 51 Johnson; IS do do, W Miller &
Co; 2 lids tobacco. C F Herd; 3 do do.
\Wyman & Pro; r b ls featlarm F ft
Craigbend; I ear stares. NI P Adams &
Pro; :Aries hams. V St‘llcrg & Co.
CLEA - ELANI, RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, May 12.-10 oar,. c ore,
Brady's Bond Iron Co; a cars, 23,000 feet
lumber. \V W Higdon; 14.000 do do, Slack
Sholes; 2 cars nig iron, Moorhead A; Co;
t2O aka potatoes. 10 bbls do. Voigt, M
C.: 10 bbls beer,: .1 Keller; bbls II
F. Sellenc, 100 blds lime, 11 Myers; 40
inni bound bbls, Geo B Neal; 74 As glue
scraps. Presser tc Co: 20 hides . (.1 Ander
soni 1 bids rosin. BJ. Fahnestock & Co;
lot furniture, 1Voodwell: 11l bbls apples.
d: 5; :IS skei corn,3 & \V Fairies%
bl''
Ails eggs. I' DOI & Son; 1-t bf do fish:
L & ('ii; 55 do do. A Kirkpatrick &
'."; 3 bbl" eggs, DaY & Vo; 19' do apples,
Bruggerman &(); 4 sks potatoes, Randolph
&5; I tubs hinter, II Ito Jr; :I bbht d ap
ples, Voigi. )t & '4l: 39 bss crackers. Vl'
CZ@
I Helmer & 'o;lot • F Maul.
I'ITTSTIVROU FORT WAYNE AND
I,Aoo It li Ho.tr, Mny bids
W Clti 10 0 Mils floor; Culp &
01)(Ido do, 20 don ritkeS, .1 England; titt
do do. Fitlinesti4.4 11; 91 Idyls A Unck
enlo•itner• 210 Mils floor. Schoinaker &
24 Islis p Mgs , It Christy; lot s inin. - 50
Myers ik Al 4 Ws baron, E
Ii Myers & Co: 2 do deli.. Atwell & • 11
bgs rugs, C•P Mnrlde &Z 4 on: lads eggs,
15 boo cheese, 1 hdl map sticks, \Food.
worth & I& eggs, 3 boo bacon, 12
Id bbl. hurting, W . II Voiiipitr; 54 aka prols.
twes, Mennor & 25 bbl dour, 11 i.
Fahnestoelt; I porthble organ, Hoffman &
II; 12 sits . regs..Frrinier & M; 10 hf Milo
133131
ierringw, W .1 Fran•; Li do do, Smith &
MO do do. S Dilworth A: Co; :I CUM
metal,Nintick h: Co; 1 do do, Bry - art . S, C.
ALI-EOM:NT STATION, Nap.
bblx floor, F. M Jenkins; I car stamp,
Strott Br°, 1 car hoop polem, K T Kennedy
lIIZi
Bro; 2 do lumber, Smith, Cresswell & Ct . i;
2 do do, Lindsay & McCutcheon; 2 MA.
egga, 3 bzs butter, H Lenz; 3 bbls eggs,
(I itlyerr; 13 hides. 1 pkg tallow. M Sea
bold; 7-, bide flour, T C Jenkins; 3 cars
stave*, J M Hemphill; I do do. Italya & It;
A . earn metal. Stang, Chalfant & Co; 2 do
do, ()ruff, Bennett & Co: 11 bides, 3 tibia
tallow,J Hiteshue; 2 ears metal, Pgh Iron
& Forge
ALLEGHENY GALLEY RAILMIAD. May
12.-1 car limber, Montzheimer,K & Co; 13
bbla eggs, 4 lixs butter, J . Klingenamitlq.
8 aka potatoes, Whitenide, Anderson& Co
1 car atone. Henderson, Mackin & Co; 2 Mr
do, P Stough; 17 green hides. J Callers; 1
ear metal, McKnight & Co; I bx egg., I
sk m" I pkg chickens. I. .1 Blanchard
pkgs butter and eggs. Paul & (libaon; 1
lambs, (i V Given: 2 bids eggs, 2 baa bu
ter, W Seibert; I ear barley, J M Canon
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OMAN:4II7I PER JrNIATA • Mar 12.—W
Front & Son, 12 in t roko; 11 E Seller!. A
Co, 2 bbls alcohol. I I bas drugs; 11 A
Hays & Co, 2 lolls mouldings; Hall &
Spear, 120 bills plow A Kelly 2
Ws alcohol; Clark & ('o; 10 bbls ci•nterit;
II Rea Jr, 7 doz broncos; Voitrt, Mahood A
Co, 8 bbls apples; P Duff & Sono, 12 bbls
apples, 3 bbl,. eggs; F Sellers & l'o, 10 ten
d bi•ef: C Ilimsen A: Son, 87 m t casko;
Hyde & Son, 11 bales cotton; Loomin A C,
20 tons pig iron; W Best, 1 by. ludo,:
Bruggerman & O'Brien, 30 bblii apples;
.1 Pettit & Co, 5 bbla eggs, 2 bblo d op.
pies; W 1I Graff & Co, 2 bbls eggs; Spencer
& McKay, 13 lit ale bids; Woodworth & I),
11 bliln eggs; Hauler A: Sono, 72 c a chairs:
limitetter & Smith, 8 coke empty bottles:
H, 1., A & Co, 10,0(10 ft lumber,
Ptrromituitt BROWNMND.I.E AND HE
NEVA, May 12.-14 Nile. boy, J C
Schauppo & Co; 44 oka oato,B talon hay,
Campbell & C; whilikv, A 8 (s:lr.
Bole; 1 keg do, lira& Welln - ; . 60 aka corn,
S B Floyd,& ('0; 5 bids apples; Kell & It;
60 aka oat,., W II Hagan.
(166EvA rot, Brit.LE, May 12.-14 galls
apple butter, ('ant fell & C; 20 biro onto,
fi 11 Floyd & Co; 04 do do, 42 Iwo • wheat,
Mcßane & A; lot stoneware, It Peet; 12
bales hay, S It Patterson; 2 bon butter, M
W Rankin; 58 biro onto, IV Welch & Co.
POUTRIIOUTII PER ORANITE STAIR, May
12.--31 tons metal, Loomis & C: 250 bbbi
h wines, :lark & C0;277 nail kgx, 200 bdls
otaTes, 85 do headings, Phillips & M; 4,000
feet lumber, A Harpole.
The Best Suspentlers. Ever Worn
blerribints are 11111(1011t4 matelot buylntrany but
!Imbued goods. Pith pair lb stamped bith Medal.
ur our patents. Sold at retail brut-class Furnishing
Goods dealers In Ws ettr.
FISK-, CLARK & FLAGG,
PATENTEES,
58 White street, New York
=
ILM.M'Co`van&Co.
BOULEVARD PAVERS,
Pare Stdevralks,Cellars,lnslde Yards,
Drives, kr.
A II eg tgTEDAGAMTCHANOESOFURAT
Orders lett gIiGIiSZTTZ 0111msrat311 1 FR
oo
DERAL
STREET, Annh.ny, pro.pfly attesded
41-I} gr rarteMirsit
mOmn
PITTSBURG-Ft DAILY GAZETTE : FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1870
RIVER NEW S.
The river was about stationary last
"ening with 7 feet 11 inches in the rhan.
4 by Monongahela marks.
The Juniata arrived front eincittnati on
Wednesday night, and returned as usual.
MEM
. .
The new steamer Ilmnite State arrived
from Portsmouth on Wednesday night
with a good trip and will • return again to
day at 4 o'clock, Commodore Keit is de
lighted with hit new packet, as well he
any be. She runs well, handles easily, is
of very light draft, and admirably adapted
for n summer packet.
The Argosy from S.A. Louis hoe arrived.
The Belle arrived front rteneva, with a
god freight list and quite a number of
passengers. ('opt. Smith is the right
MBA, in the right place, as he makes
friends wherever be goes. . - l'•
The tilendale, Capt. Hare, is filling up
steadily for St. Louis, and will probably
Inc the first boat out for that port. •
The Kate Putnam, Capt. Evans, is an
mowed
. to depart for Nashville to-mor.
row. Mews Harbison and - Wiriest ore
associated together in the office.
The Wild Duck, Capt. Anawalt, in fill
ingiup steadily for St. Louis. Capt. Ana,
wait is very popular among a ippers.
B. 11. Gluiest& Co., are ag, mix • for the
Wild Duck.
The &•Ile will leave again for Browna
llc tielika to morrow evening at
clock. •
The Collier did not leave un Wednes
day night, as stated, but site did get off
resteniny. Pilots, Marsh Hays end Thos,
Morris. .
'onaidemble rain is repotted no, having
len at the headwaters of the Allegheny
sterdny, and it is fair to infer that there
Il he a rise in 'lda stream. •
'[ho I,orona. loft St. Louis for l'itts
rgh 4 , 11 Tuesday.
=The St. Louie pap em, like deem of
Chicago; are disposed to flow their own
horn pretty freely. The following in
trete the Democrat of Tuesday: The Calm
port lint of Sunday embraces' nineteen
nteatners. Fifteen of these are engaged
in the St. Louis trade. That in, there
were fifteen mailmen bound to or fmm St.
Louis, to four bound to or from l ull
other points. We have freimently noted
in paid years a similar striking disparity
in•favor of St. 'Louis., but the contest has
become much greater than it wan in ISI2.
It is likely that the river commerce of St.
Louis exceeds that- of Pittsburgh,Cincin.
nati, Louisville, Wheeling, Evansville,
and all other towns of the Ohio river
combined. Serene( the fifteen ntemners
are owned entirely here, and one partly.] f
nny one attempts to break the force of
the ninny statement, by mentioning the
"interior" trade done upon the Ohio—the
local trade. between. Pittsburgh and
Portsmouth,. Pittsburgh and Cineitimit;,
Sc., let him bear _in • mind tho magniti
cent daily linen of -packets we have that
do not appear in the cairn list—that run
(nun St. 'moist° St. Patti, Keokuk, Oma
ha, Miami, Kansas City and Peoria.
—The wharf ordinances at St. Paul now
stand as follows: Boats pay d 4 cents a
ton, provided that id no CIAO shall They be
charged over t2O a trip. }Mats to by nl.
lowed to lay nt the wharf three dare, but
not so as to interfere with the unconding
or leading of other boater; aim, that no
steamer be charged over $2,50 for each trip,
except that barges used as lighters Minn
not be compelled to pay witarfage, but
when they are used to convey freight in
connection with warners they shall be
chnrgssl . the same rate per ton an stentn•
ers. The salary of the wharf master ivas
.changed from three per cent to five per
cent on collections, as the change of the
wharfage would -otherwise reduce his
salary.
—A St. Louis dispatch, under date of
Tuesday. sayer. Capt. Chapman, of the
'drainer [(arid Wattn, reports si•eing tlso
" float one' tut the way up I'mm - ft:aim: also.
that nix 1111 id bodies panned Slienneman's
Landing within a few days. These are
supposed to be the boddiett of the vie,
tints of the Stonewall dinanter. The
shore bar nt that place where the Stint.•
wall bunted in washing away, and the
channel 111 ellallgiilg considerably. which
dualitiess has disengaged the uncorensl
Inkling front the sand and allowed them
to rise to the aurface and float away.
tow boat Antelope• . arrived at St,
Alois sin Tuesday, from Pnbugne with
15.00t1 bushels grain. She made the
rip in 47 hours • which is fart time for
jus , e,itter ntettiere. The greitt weal
till 3.0 CAM rtir. and.make I 5 leek ttnilt
'rite tieeetien of the relative eltentttetett I
river neve ter the. litteg•trett eel
grail. ns COMPRIVit with therept - ed n t
etrongly btetight oat by fetch tthipthent
a. 6 11118.
family in Florida hvat their little
tem. mat they advertiard for him in the
tinily paper. That very afternoon an alli
gator marled up out of the ',stamp and
died on the fmnt door-step. In his atone
aelt were found a handful of red hair,
some hone buttons, a glans alley, a brae...
barreled pistol.. Stint - lay aelimi book and
.
a pair of check panto. Thrad<rrtinrmr
did it.
—The Dubuque lima of Sunday sans.
The Antelope probably got off last night;
if not she gtws this morning. She Lad
'die biggest load yet: It was. in fact, of
mammoth proportions, containing 20.000
bushels of wheat and over WOOS)
elm note; total, over 120,000 bushels. She
goes to St. Louis, where her cargo will
probably be reehipps.l to New Orleans.
—Says the Cincinnati Guzettt: Some
time ago we made mention of the meal.
lent aidewbeel steamer ever built. It
came down the Allegheny river to Pitt.
burgh. Since that time we have beard
nothing of her till yesterday, when we
learned that she was at IrOnto]) for sale.
Iler owners only ask $l,lOO, for her.
—Freighta have been reduced by the
Northern Line 'from Dubuque to Now Or.
tenon, on flour, from Vic. to tile. Per brl.,
and on pork, from $l2O to $l,OO per lad.
No reduction on grain.
—The Norman, front Evansville, luta
for Pittaburgli, 3•41, skit wheat for Ken
nedy Bait. 11U do do, for J. S. Liggett A
Co.. and 50 LW. dried_fruit for Henry
Ilea Jr.
—The Andrew Ackley, from Yankton,
arrived at Sioux City on tho I.ith. with a
fair cargo and a few passengers, She.
will !mid right sway for a fresh trip.
—On Monday Capt. 0. P. Slilnkle sob)
bin onesighth intrrrnt in the Kate Robin.
son to Captain John A. Willlamsnn. Con•
sidenttion, $l,OOO. •
—The Bellevernon was advertised If
leave Cincinnati for this port on Wetines.
day.
—The Messenger. Pittsburgh to tir
Louis. was at Louisville on Tuesday.
mwrlmrs
Tradesmen's National Bank
WOODD STREET, CORNER SECOND ATE
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
• Gold, Coupon Bonds and Slott,
nOTAiIIT AND BOLD,
A BRi A MR T. P
c7dar glatkaliOMlZ:
CENTRAL BANK
No. 35 Bank Block,
I=l
CAPITAL.
Bank of Discount and Deposit.
=
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits
cottectioe to ea the prlndP.l C u.. of lb
United Ma tea eanadas.
THOMAS FAWCETT, I,IIIM M ARLoN BAILEY.
J. V.
JAMES/aLER. JARED M. BRUNE
JAMES lanoWN, PAUL H. NACRE.
J. H. WALTER, • JAHEeI LYONS.
MOB. FAWCETT maidant-
J. W. DAVIT?, A nal , lL Cashion
_iTLvMselorr
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
Banker's and Broker., '
CORNERIOURTH AND WOOD STREETS,
Pittsburgh. Pa.,
OWCCEE43OIIB TO HANNA. lIART & CO.
=
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particle.. attention bald to-the purchase inn
sale of
Government Bonds
ALSO
Sled Draughts on London.
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RIVER PACEETS.
MONONGARBLA RIVER.
THE FLEET STEAMER
BELLE, •
•
1. W. 8 441:1 1 4
Independent rillsburah, Brownsville and
Geneva Park&
, I.:`;v4ZZltt r y." , ;tll, , ,Vit.l"TAttNtitl'T
Will curry Freight end Pettnengers to NI nointAnn
the Sfonongnhelo neer.
For treight or elnuante apply un h.ntrtt,or ot Whetri
in Int. at toot of (3 runt 1 , 4 rent.
nt) SAWL vArrimlos. Agent.
VIPER
14"Olt St.LOTIS.GALENA,
DUBUQUE AND ST. ,
—The
Commander.
Jamey Meth, Clerk. leave
M nthe above and
Intermediate
Aorta
Ott FRIDAY, ar 13.. 4
n . ;li 'lgh l t ZArirrjaVnilfiD7Atiento..
tOR ST. LOUIS, KEO-
- RAIN, 1/1.71.7QUE drawer
I:l.,—The One Pthaeddev
SAVANNA ' Capt. Ituotats.
WM lento f.r the ettntte mut Intermediate ponso
9ATIjRI AY. Ain) . 14th.
For freight or tatnnnne aural' oo boom or to
rny9 FLACK A COLLINOWDOIL Agent...
@OM
li`Oß EVANSVILLE . ,
CA
AND ST MIMS
'IIUItsDA Y. MO 121.21. in 4 p. H., temer
WILD DUCK,
wan an
MU
I. W. ANAWA LT...
CHARLES ADAMS.
WIII lenoe nnnouneed Aimee.
1.-" r
'eight "Pl' 4 ' . " lll7llguY Oh. A qe n
Who wilt ghee through hills of lading to hew Dr.
teens
du
luntlngn on the Maids:llPN And 11.-
..et Mem I)
OR LOVISVILLE,w . mt
FtWANSVILLE AND NASH
vll.l.l:.—The ',munch and eorutnothoun
KATE PUTNAM,
ED. EVANS....
W. lIARUISON
Will leave six Moo, on SATURDAY. 31. y 14th.
Enr
7-ZlYPlgairgl;N:ientA
•Y.CIA I. NOTIC . H—The Kuhn Putnam will Lahr.
Wag sod receipt them through to Moulphin
New Orlon..
EDWAIII, EVANS. Mnso.
ifftlfEEE
OR PORTSMOUTH and L . ..
CINCINNATI.—The new and
mild warner
GRAN IT E STATE)
will leave for the above and internieftlate gain. iitlf,AY. May 13th. at 4 r. N.
For freight or 'manage apply in morn. or to
I=
Pittsburgh ant Cineinnat
PACKET LINE
The now And prleo.ll4 •ldc.a'hee .
JIYNIATA. Capt. 1..
will leave l'lttshuniti fro elnrinmED EVY.ItY
1:2 o'clock pn.pfly. natural..
will IrsvnelneinneDEVEßY SUNDAY of 123 f.
For freight or pl.soge, apply .R 1 board for to
=
nth: JANIS): 01.1.1 \ tt. Agents
'ittsburgh and Cincinnat
PACKET LINE.
There./ awl oplentlin
steamer A lII.INGTOS. I
SltailtE. alaster. S.
,SitCP.Otil. Clerk. leaven
o
Pittsburah for flnnnatt every TUESDAY at 11
a. pnnuptly. Ret taming. leave* , mitt f.,r Pitts
burgh. at 12 every FRI I
ror freight. Nma, ether, inf. , rm.lon. apply
on board
JAME. COLLINS, •
yi,AcK S (111.1.1NI:W001 , . Acrnts
STEAMSHIPS
I'O LIVERPOOL AND ItPEENS-
L 111 R - INSIA 31A11.,
nnruMortna.tatren not-*
clamo omon, thrto Lho mlebrz-
PITT or PARIS. ;Try or A NTW
.
PITY OF 110sToN. (Try or RA I.IIAIORE.
IMME=
ry v ri•HIIA Y. In ons r .13 N.
•tr turtbvt Infc.rtu
BINGII.1)1.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
LirCONSUMIPTION. -
71•13.340N1C SCItUP tot the
ure Con ha Colds and Consumption.
Dr. ar . IIENCISit StFiAtnitiCit TONIC for the rare
Itysticisoa antiall the Debilitated Cna!llllan! nf
he Stomach.
lilt. SCltr:scics a A NI.RAX E CILIA, for Di.
All
the I.lver or to setal • t .code
All ..1 them three Medicines are often noilitred
In curing Conaumption. though the Pulrtionle riyr.
up alone has cured many desperate case The
gyred Tonle and Mandrade mishit I s. n
reg
ulating the Momatli and Liner. and help the !Nil.
monk. Symp to Mama and search through the
blood vemiels. by which mean. • cure r main' ef
fected.
These Medicine* am conscientiously offered to
the Public as the only We. certain and reliable
remed morb id mnary Consumption. and for all
those conditions of the body which lead to
that fatal illseae. !Aver Complaint and Dpepsia
a” often forerunners cof Consumption. a nd when
they manifest' themseleee they enquire the meet
The
attetion.
The Pulnionic Myrup la • medicine which hat had
• long pndation before the public. Its value has
been ;mired by the thonaand cures It haa made
ihnonth • period ..more than thirty-hre Dram. in
all which time i ts reputation h. Incnremed. and
thatmost obstinate skepticism can need rsirer nimbi
It in remedy which may he with eowh•
dense in ail case. which admit nf a MT.
.• . .•
If the patient will perwirefinstrlolllll, the Mince
tines which iteteint pne nth ddlle.he will certain
ty he cured. If hi. In n,* arc not two ranch wasted
to rushy cum tensible. Keen cases tenni...l
to he ineaneble. when I Kends a n d Ph Yacht.. nit , *
despaired, the use of this hledkine haspayed the
life of the patient and restored hint In perfect
health.
tie. Schenck does not say that all mare of Put
nary l'onminiption ark within the mach 'of med
icine. bat he emphatically aaserto that often when
Patient.. have ` the moot Marming•oymplocum ouch
m a violent eugh. ereeinng chill, night sweats ,
general debility. even lu ouch • desfree that tln.y
_are ..triMed 1.• he in bed suid when they WV Elven
op by their phyolcian, tiler may Mai be cured. No
medlcod treatment can enmte new lunim, but when
the lung+ are very midi, div•ved and to some
tent deoln•yed. a cure may be effected by Dr.
Arbenek's medicine.
Also. In i , clorulons Inscomea, them medleinem
a n y
er opp o l ir . Sc eMa
otn.P
ae
osumbellcent n.who h h n ve been p near!, ter S rg
with running so m r.d
now all healed us. 'Min
m o w"
Is, heal cavitiesin t he
lung. p.ll.loll.which must be able
„ .
In the treatment of Consumption It It. of the
moot linportanee to give vigor eml hea/thy tone
at
to the ',etre/. Ilence it le neceesary to atrengthen
the appetite of thelastient and Improve(' the dim,
Eon. Pmper nourlahment It required together
with such ar t ic le s will make the food
the d iet
tibia. The most .Itable for the diet of
Coommullve patients are dmlgnated In Dr.
Schenck a Almanacs. •hlch are (nett/hetet/ aTatul-
Lonely. In general, the MOM highly nutritom
elm am to he preferred, but the digestive formula
mutt be et rengthened In order to mote either food
or medicine pr./TP*loln. This requirormnt Is met
by the Seaweed and for thin purport. It mom
.1 1.1 ' ; Vb i e dlgestive nowtmare put in good order,
the front has teeter effect: the system of the
patient is invigorated and the lunge begin to Mier
rise their sinfunction • normal and healthy man
nr,
Te en
the rum. the eg powers of Puirnonic Syrup
will e
.
Pulmonary h Consumption lo d aluit poor
Che ' c a k gt. see 1 n tein ' t 7 d l=fi 3I;
obotructions from the Liver and nature its healthy
•ction. They have all the efficacy which le ascribed
to calomel or - bine tom," .nine warranted not
to contain • particle of any mineral poison. Them
Pill, cure the most obetinate• conlvenem, sick
heedec.he. piles, billions infections. and all other
diseases which Itri.ll from • torpid 14 obstructed
comdition of the Liver. One hoz of them pills will
prom the efficacy of the medicine. •
.1n Consumption the Seaweed Tunic and Man.
Ante Ibila are Invalunble auxiliary medicine,
They relieve the sufferings of the patient end
h a v eanla
the Pultnonle Syra pin effecting. rice. They ae
been found umful in •dcaticed stage. ComoinfiA
lion, where the lungs are Almost entirely destroyed
and ell ptoms mconlingtu the i tAdicri b ir tot the
w h h M olrce . atrigi:7 Iv; euntrilig •
neve o bwen preserced for montbs 7 hy the um of
Schenck's three irrrekt remedies.
11r.Schenck's Almanac enntalne full treatise on
the carton. forma of hi. mode of treatment
and general directions how to nee hie medicine can
Principal alls, or sent by mall by addreseing hi.
Mee, No. I 3 North Sloth street, Phila
delphia. Pa.
.
Pries of the PulmonlePyrua and Seaweed Tonle
Meh 2142 per bottle. or ,1117,10 a half dozen.
andrake Pills 93 cents it bon. Fur ludo by all
drussists. deC7dAT
riAr'DOCTOR . WHITTIER CONTIN
... DM TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE DIP.
EAltra. That numerous clan-of cures resulting
from self-abuse,' posturing unmanliness. nervous
debility, Irritability. eruptions, ...alma emissions,
and finally impotency pertuaneutly carp]. Verson.
afflicted with delicate, inhicata and long standing
M R
complaints mats pltely Incited to
call for etmsultallon which nothing. KW ,
Donee, the beet neteachers, has enabled him to
PerfePerfect remedies at once efficient, safe. permanent.
ct
which in most cues Om be used Without hind
rance to business. Medicines Prelim , " to that e ,
tablishment, which embraces office reception nod
wading rooms; ahs. boarding and' sleeping apart
mental.). patients requiring dallYPersonal *item
thin, and vapor and chemical haws, thus carmen
tha famed mineral springs. No matter
in
have failed. stake puts case. Reed what be nays
his pamphlet of arty pages, pent to any addresa for
two stamps in sealed envelops. Thousand]. of case.]
treated annually. at office mid all over threnuntry.
Consultation free. pereutudly or by melt. mike 00.
0 wilts H
street, Meer Court. louse) Pittsburgh. Fa.
Hours 9 /1. st. tt “. Sundays 19m. to 2 p.
Pamphlet sent to any address for TWo trrasiDS
apt
1100 000
arMASHOOD: HOW LOST! HOW
RESTORED —Just Published In zonated
envelope. Prieo,oln Mall. A LECTUREONTHE
'NATURAL THEATMENT. and Radical Cure of
Spermatorrboa. or Semlanl Weslaco,. and Impedi
ments to Marriage generalin Nerrouaneno. Con
on:nation, Epilepsy, sal Film Henna and Phyolod
Incapacity, AO.. b 7 HORT. J. I. ULVERWELR, D.
D,ontnor of the Green Book,__" BOON TO
TO
THOUSANDS OF SUFFEREIIa.” Rant under
neal, In a plain envelope, to any stlOrtos. poldpaid.
CHreceipt of el: onnta, or two analogs Raman, to
AS. J. C. RUNE h CO.. 1 . 37 Bowery, New
York. Postoteee boo 4386. .Also Dr. Cuiverweiro
"Marriage 00100." PlWe 95 cant.. mylloal
Igr"BATCHELOR'S HAIR .
Thig •plendld lteir la Ite best I the
world. harmless, reliable, InalantaneouS. loo n not
contain lead. nor any VITALIC pAron to Voodoos I .0 death. Void A the vaunted and delis-
Ine
s . Trre %VIT.:V/47. '4. 1 1",:i
had 30 years untarnlabed reputation to uphold Its
integrity as the only Perfect Dye—Block Or
Brown. Sold tir. all Dnipsists. Applied et
l e i
Bond street, B. T. lei
FINANCIAL
AMERICAN BANK,
No. 80 Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH _ .
I=
Stockholders Individually Liable
DANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEM/SIT.
JOAN FIA/VD. WM. FLOYD
Thos. M. 3larahall. I John M. Mnrtland. '
Wm. T. Shannon. Archibald Wallace.
James W. Arndt. I J.. 11. Kelly.
Chas. H. L y eech. Wm. Floyd.
John Flod,
Thin Bank is now fully organized and prepared to
do general Banking huniness.
Jellkkgt
FREEHOLD BANK
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION„
No. 1110 Fourth hr., Pitt burgh
M!
. .
.ILFX;D V. 200,000.
g r ITPIV ;27 U A R IMPID ON TI ME
DTS.
sident— !WADI/ DOUSE.
?meld MR-4. FL CRAFT. ADAM JACOBR.
ME
EDWARD HOUSE: WILLIAM 1 , 1111.141 , 8
JAMES 8. CRAFT.. EDICT. W.MAcKEI,
THOMAS STKEI A JARED M. BRUSH,
THOm A S W. DAVIS.
. .
-Secretary and Treuumr—THOMAS STEEL.
Aninstant enabler—JAMES P. SPEER.
..•. •
• Mee bourn from 9 o'clock A. r. to 4 o'clock r. r
dell 7, and every Saturday evening (rum 7 to 10.
agiti:n3l •
Dove,
COMMERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY,
•
N 0..) Fourth Are., Pittsburgh,
CAPITAL $200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
w. 11. EVERSON. W. C. MACRUM.
President. Cashier.
ppti ALEXANDER BATffiii, JOHN Ll:it/SAY,
A. 11. F.NGLISII I D. H. MACRum
W. 11. EVERSOk • JOHN Q. Mau%
W. O.IIUSIIART, H. F. WLI.SoN.
JACOB KI.EE.
Collections made .mall accessible Minns of the
United States and Canada,.
NTEREST Allotted on TIME DEPOSITS.
attention given to all business of corms
.c — mat'4g:
." . Cl
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
Of Pittsburgh, •
FOR THE
Safe Keeping of Nalnables,
Under guarantee. end the renting of /Wolin Its
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
•
No. 88 Fourth .Ave.
Preeldent—WlLLlA SI Pll I lAA PH.
Vice recrldent-11 EERY FLOYD.
iam PhlllipS. Byrn. H. rhlhlee.
Henry 1.10111,
Wllllem Res, Jot. Morrleon.
Ovelyte Black.
NVllllant E. Lyon. ' I Curtis Hassey.
Jam. 1. Bennett.
eree'y and Trans.—fl. F. VON BONNHOEST.
Open Aelly from A.ielock I. )1.10 4 o'clock 0. et.
ENE
CITY BANK,
112 FIFTH AVENUE,
C=!
1213212
STOCKHNTOLERESDERST PAID IND
ON DEPONITS.IVIDITALAff .I.IABLE.
I
VoDEIGN EXCHANGE bought and sell. end
when deOreat
em itted to PNimpe. CoSeethe.
made on all end all the principal points nt the
United States and Caned..
DOMINICK lIIMISEN. Presldena
JAMES 044(A BE. Vice Prawn... •
W. N. MORI:AN. Cashier.
Jun &fetch tin
. McCabe.'
Keag,
T
Terrace Campbell.
I Jamea Phelan,
11. A. Preiroale.
I Thom. Barnes.
JOS. M. GA7.ZAII. Solidi e.
I\l . ...Holmes & Sorts,
Ihruftl.
Tbonmik It.ourte.
Petrick Kane.
Chu. 11. Harr.
tier.ltsgftm.
R.,. once.
N. Stop).
lel la
BANKERS,
57 Market Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Collect:ons ninde on all the prinniPni Points
the United !hates uid Cantinas.
TUCKS, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES,
I=
.nni , olnr ,nl,l le the hereheee
• er
United States Securities
.rp.l
Peale anti Olio &load Co.
The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad
=
the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR APRINOO
West Ylretde. 'Z7 sato& It la helm rapidly
tended to the Ohio "leer. 200 wiles farther
=I
I prrnpreas Weetynall.tt penetrate• and opens
p Li market Me WON 11101 YUL COAL D6POBIIII
=I
GINI A. And thus Mosotho oppertor and abundant
Coals of that ...Hon Into 000ttnattleallott tftth the.
IRON OHM (*VIRGINIA AND OHIO. aael 'the
WESTERN. SOUTH WEEITERN AND EASTERN
CM=
Whew coatplowwl it will winuanct Om sermon
ARDOR I , ...CILITIICS OF TUN CIIESAPSAILIC
RAT 10111 rehab!! neeteetten ea the Ohio demise
Mu with the ENTIRE RYSTXM OY RAMTMAD
AND WATER TRANSPORTATION or THE
SEAT WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
It will mate a SHORT. LAST. CIIEJLP and FA
VORA BUS ROUSH frees the WM? to the REA
and will entaneand CAME MIAMI OF TILE
=I
It will thus become one of the mottIMPORTANT
AND PROFITABLE KANT AND WEST TRUNK
I=
and a trade or tote:ewe .slue.
The completed pOrtlon of the Haul Is &Am a
PIIIIWITAIII4 'Amp ISCHEAIiffIU 131.11f1f11188,
and I. folly equal in velae to the whole ansonnt of
the mortsafe,pon the entlre Line-113.000,
1100.1
The loan ot'• ~ th• Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, helna• FIRST SIORTIIAOE UPON THE
ENTIRE LINE; PRO MATT AND EQUIPMENTS,
WORTH WHEN COMPLETED AT LEAST MED.-
000,000. la therefore oneof the most onlietamtlaL
ronaerraUve ui
1 d reliable Railroad Loans ever of
fered In the m that. and la peculiarly adapted to
the w•nta of
Investors and. Capitalists.
Who desire to nuke their investment. with the
most ontamiors assurance of rosmvx AND
UNDOUBTED BECUNITY.
The Bonds me In denominations bf
$l,OOO, $5OO and $lOO
•od ow be bed!COUPON or HEGISTERSti
laaaneat Ms per. cent. per annual. payable MAY
Lt and NOVEMBER lat. •
PFaNCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
GOLD IN THE CITY OF NEW Ironic.
Frio" 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST In Cur.
nmer. at which price they per hearty SEVEN PER
CENT. IN GOLD on their cost.
All Government Bonds and other Becuritleadealt
In at the Btock Exchange received In exchange. at
Weir full market ♦aloe. and Bonds .eot to all parts
of the country. free of Exprese charger,
They ma be obtained by ordering direct from es
or through any responsible Bank or Banker In any
part of the mfuntry.
Fisk & Hatch,
BANKERS.
No. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
Maps, Pamphlets and full
information furnished upon
application in person or by
mail.
S. M'CLEAN & CO.,
BANKERS,
65 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh,
Amt. for the We of thee* Bonds.
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
FORT PITT
Boiler, Still and Tank
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
.0'200,000
=1
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAK BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS.
CHIMNEYS. BREECHING AND ASH PANS.
SE SERS. SETTLING PANS. SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS.
STEAM PIPES. GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES,
PRISON: IX/ORS AND COAL SAUTES.
=
Cur. '2d, .3d, Short and Liberty Streets,
IN - Orders, t to the sboee e ' ddre.e 'MI be
promptly attende sen d to. mirlaYd
HUGH M. BOLE CO.,
Cor. Point Alley and Dn q nesne NI,
tlieo.ooo
I.
Engine Builders, Founders,
AND •
MACHINISTS.
'Manutacture STEAMBOAT ENGINEB and STA
TIONERY ENGINES of ail
A 7,71V.`"710. ZIVNV:ZaoI'ORMII
OILER of 13 home Power.
CASTINGS,of every End. M Mow order at our
Foundry, nn THIRD STREET, Market.
RIGS for Oil Well.. SHAFTING, MILLISYS.
RANGERS. 1101811Sd TOBACCO SCREWS.
and IRONPRESSES.
TOBACCO PRESSES. on band nod
made to order. M. the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny Hirer. nenr tho Point
Pittsburgh. Poi.
=WM
=TM
Riesick & Bro.;
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO DAMP. NO MOULD.
ENGINES AND MACHINERY,
RRENVE.RF WORE RIPAIRING snl PUTTING
UP MAC HINER), II CLIC bu rg h.. Co rner 17th and PIKE ST 'CET'S, Pitt Pa.
nolantin
O'HARA BOILER WORKS,
F. REPHAN & CO.,
men„Nclurers. of STEAM BOII;EILS,OIL TANKS.
STILLS. AGITATOBB, BALT PADS, GASOME
TE LS SETTLING PANS. PRISON DOORS.
CH VENTS. nitwit EN Ems BEDS. So,
Cor. or Second Avenue and Liberty Street.
• PITTSBURGH. PA.
Repairing done pluiroptly. Orderspent to the
.bore eddre,n wlll he promptly
SNITiCIPS. octSple
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS
9100.000
KNAP FORT PITT
Foundu Company.
OFFICE AND WORKS
Twelfth Street,
=
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND
Pipe ANrorks.
'orner Carroll and Smallman Sreels
I=
WM. SMITH,
MANUFACfURRROF
Cast fron'Bowl Pipe,
SEMI
GAS AND WATER WORK
tenand
Castings for Gas and Water ►Yorks
of Gas P ort.. &vomit
tom as. uttently
mote orow of_ll OuTS. ntoaderktu
017.1.—A-NMATIS6W MR A. F K RAYVOGLE.
NONONGAIIELA FOUNDRY.
W. J. ANDERSON &
llanstattontrs of IRQN UOURS FRONTS. WIN
Div LINT EL,4 awl BILL& and
l'astings of all Descriptions
f ttVanira% ctlftr, f',Vg1 1 ,27,1 7 0
S u rirsixo nr For KDRY—Fo:I3O WAITER ST..
ROBINSON, REA & CO,
Snowman to 11Oisps000; MM. MILTAIL.
WASHINGTON WORKS
POUNDERS & MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH.
t r. e inu. N : r
ar. 77°
ri t1 . 1 8 ,,, ,T r g.": 7 8 1 ,..% m u.....1
far:AT:al? g i er
p d streets.
ig"
THOS. CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry & Machine Works
I=
Manufacturer+ a fltatlontuT and'rertable Steam
:4 IT tarrAillia="L`Vallt+ d o
Grote Bare. Welsh.. aeon_ Boxes, he. Bunt
Gofer and to,. on hand Engines of an slam.
mhttcp .
(unix Rolf—Foundry.
Cyr. LIBERTY AND 24T11 STE
BOLLMAN & BAGALEY
Igsaufacturers of Superior
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions
/ 4 *) V *f zt(sZ,:f3l
0. w. DeCAMP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Has removed to No. 37 GRANT STREET, PIRA
bunch. WM practice In the CIMUIt District
Comte. In the Mahe SWIMS and ail th moot of Allegheny county. awl make collections t o moot of
the soma menthe.. 1a=1133
MeCORMICK,
Attorney-at-Law,
No, 6.9 GRANT STRRKT
business. I:llrPronapt attention given W all kinds leN
ARCHIBALD BLAKELY,
Attorney-at-Law,
III(
WI. B. NEEPER,
liutrat AND EX-OFTICIO 'JUSTICE OY
THE PEACE.
Office, 112 Fifth avenue.
Elpeelal atientlon given to antreyandoe and colt
Welton*. Deets. Bonds and Xorigices drawn op
and nil WPM MUM*. =atoned to promptly and mt.
money.
1 , 101141 0);.. 5•• ft :/1
HOLMES, BELL & CO.,
I ANCHOR COTTON MILLS,
r irreususart.
Mazufseturen of HEAVY 116D11711 and LIGHT
ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA
Sheeting and Batting.
IRON AND STEEL.
DUQUESNE WORKS,
ahm Co.,
I=2
IIU)N. NAILS, STEEL.
A:x.cls and Springs
iwqr ESN E, I. X IND JUNIATA.
1!:14;,"it".`6,t`,",:;r014`.
Bon. PLATI, AND lIRADs . k IRON.
10150 AND IGLI . IYPEIL BAlts
IR°N. '
CROWB ABU
ARS.W ELK:RS.I4
lAICIIII
SPRING. PLOW, AND CULTIVAT
STEEL WINGS AND MOULDS ..t "ft ,
STEEL TutEs L sTEEL su A rrl NO. Ala
uOACIL, antl WAGoN SPRINGSrond
A nl' NAILS AND SPINES.
C=!
Goods First Class and Warranted
OFFICk>.‘ AND WORKff-161M1 Let tuul Alle
'hen. Meer, 77 Wider etreet. l'Utebureh.
mho
I.LER; BARR IS PARKLN
WM. METCALF. REUBEN MILDER
GRO. W. BARK. CIIkS. PARKIN.
srccul. PAirrNAU—S.. M. KIER. --
Crescent Steel Works,
ILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
OFFICE: Nu. 830 Liberty Street,
fel4 dt3 PITTtiBU Mal. PA.
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
ESTABLISIIED Is 184$.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
Best Relined Cast Steel
I=
Best Refined German Plow & Spring Steel.
b rgN i r a lt DOSB AND FIRST AVENUra;I,II,
PITTSBURGH
Novelly Works.
=
)01111E1D, ADAMS & CO.,
Eanararturera iif KETST(iNE STANDARD( Fair
bunk's Patent , PLATFoItSI AND CO E
UNTR
=I
Paint end Correa MM., ite_
Comer of MST AVENUE and ARRANT STA.
Plttebumb, P.
Sheffield Steel. Works.
SINGER NIIIICK & CO
Manufacturers of every desaippos of
Cast and German Steel,
RAILWAY SPRINGS.
ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES. STEEL TIRE, Aa.. As.
WAREEIOUSE-03 Water and 100 First streets.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL wopas.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of' ail Descriptions of
STEEL.
OFFICiI and WAREHOUSE-30th. 31 et and
Railroad
I=
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
COOK STOVES.
Get' the Best!
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
=I
FOr Bituminous Coal
Warranted to COOK. BAKE or BOAST an wel
as any other Store In the Union.
BISSELL & CO., -
No. 235 Liberty Street
ALSO. ON LIAM/ AND FOR BALK;
PARLOR STOVES. lIRATLNG STOVES.
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS.
COOKING RANGES, ke.. he.
GRAFF, HUGUS & CO.
STOVES,
Boston Cooking Range
"TIIE FIERY FURNACE"
FOR WARMING RUILDINC
TILE NEW ANTI-PEST COOKING STOVE.
EMULATOR." CoLUMBIA COOK ST OWE.
TA:andonatl PattenS PORTABLE
CAST I O N MANTLEB WF.LLMANB REFLW,
TO C ATILS free from AM Add duet: ORATE
FRO isNbsus. da
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
• • . PITTSBURGIL PA.
A_,BRA_DLEY&CO','
No. 30 Wood Street.
Manufacturers of the Greatest Variety of COOK,
PARIA/R and lIF.ATINO STOVES to be found.
In our amortment will be found all the latent PAT
TERNS and IMPROVEMENTS, and the repute
lion of our Stoves such that any one In want of
=41; 1 1 1 4 0 11 .h .t l ih P e7v 0 ;i1rbeTo u u n nrt ' h ib''' P ' str
nible ail well a:economical. Would call e pUticult:
attention to our new VOLCANO STOVE, for
churches,
Intended More. Over 300 sold In three
month. for with or without casing. All
who have used them pronounce ahem superier to
any other :Ind far cheaper. Send for Catalogue and
Price LM. le3:1
WINES, LIQUORS, Bce
VAGNER'S FRENCH CUM
The Very Beal in the United Sides,
MANUFACTURND BS
WM. WAGNER,
9SI North Seventh Street,
PHILADELPHIA
Usecusuess-411 the **Mug houses h Ph
delphts. jsZuttSirn.
Schmidt & Friday
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES.
Nos, 384 and 386 Penn,
Cor. of ELEVENTH ST., formerly Canal
. . .
JOS. S. FINCH & CO.,
No.. 185.187.189. 11/1. IER uld ISIS
FIRST STREET. PRlsbuigh.
Moontseturoio C07ER . D9,1 1 . LLED PURE
IWINATIN. o
41.°L'
1.)11,_111k y y
/. B. FULTON O. J. /MANN.
FULTON & M'GANN 1
Practical Plumbers,
GAS AND STEAM FITTINtS,
girth Areas..., law , High Street. Pittsburgh Pa.
bead Pips, nom groan Gals Ftxtures, Saban Bath
Tabs Lint Wash Stands, Iron Pipe and Fatting... Ala
rrd Seer Pumps. and Stearn Casio always on hand.
bib and Private Buildings Stied up with VAL
star and Wats Unattrut Apparatus. Jobbing
ppaaptty.attanded to.
•
'`•-•
• RAILROADS.
p ENNSYLTASIA , CENTRAL RAIL.
ROAW—On and atter
I 1 w Sunder. MAT lat.
1870. Trains will arrive •
and depart (tom the Union Depot. Corner Of Wank.
trigton and liberty Streets.. follows:
atimva.MteAlf.T .
Mall Train 1 . 30 am ' oNnuthem ex.. 3.30 am
t' ' :l l t.. 1. 1 3
4.1 ttg=
itriten Ae M. 7 oum M:Il ram. am
Wall*, 55 ern it t . Ac....IO: • JCP
Cincinnati Ex. 930 am Wks Ar.NO. 1 ir ip p.*
Johnstown Atl ft 50 ant Cinonli
0 .a.. .1'
Wks Ac. 5%, 7111.1 pn. Wally No- .1 ritm
Pittsb'gh Lx ..
140 pm Johnswn At. 40 IMP
Pacific Ex 1.50 pm tlo myw'd At.
Weirs Nn. 3.. '2:35 pm No. l
llomew'd Ac.. Express 3•au
Mn. I 0,53 pm Wail's N 0.3... 3.04 P.
7 803 "1
ptn
wne pasenr. 1:10 pm
.10:3111 pm W. 11 1 .1. No. 5....1 l O U
• trams snake close connection at Mall.
bit I tor Baltimore.
Church Train leaves Walls Ration .every
Sunday at 9.03 a. 113.. reaching Pittsburgh at
13,30 p.' Returning, leaves Pittehumn at
13,30 D . m. and attires at Wytils Station at 1.10
P.m.
Msittlnisatt Express leaves Smith."
Pres% leaves daily except Monday. All othertraistet
da ir r tti ' rlTCPl ' n ' t d.
"rm's l l l 'r ei(Twiri ' , Agent.
The Pennsviranla Railroad Company will not
that
sr''k the
A. J. CASSATT.
tny3 Weneral Superintendent,Alloon, Pa.
IA It. R.
4. 1669. the Paaaentterra —. .s
'Feel. , on the Western
Pennsylvania Railroad will arrive at .4 depart
from the Federal _Street Depot. Allegheny MY.
Y follows: •
Aurtirc. •
• br.PANA,
r 7 47.1 . t t‘ N N 1. '. 1 1 . i d:44 ) : IT I Hall
i 7, - ... 2 : :
Express. 10.41 i a to Shmrplig No. I 1,0 0 a 4 ,
~47P ., 1 1 . 4.., % . .VAS 1: :;.47'4,7. so. i :3 ° :
Mad 'JO p ni.Freeport No • 1° 0 P
Springd'e N 0.2 20 P IniFprinid'e Nu. 0. 0p a
Atmee trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Tents leares Allegheny Junction
my o Sunday at 7:40 A. IL. remitting Ci Allegheny.
ty at 0:30 A. st Returninyb leaves Allegheny
City at 1:30 r. M. and arrive at Allegheny Junc
tion at 3:40 r.%.
The trains leaving Allegheny City at 7:00 A. m.
make direct ronnection at Freeport with WalkceM
line of Stages for Butler and Ilaninthstown.
Through tickets may be purchased at the Oflice.
NO. I St. Clair street. near the Suapension Bridge.
Pittyburgh. and at.the IMpet. Allegheny.
k'or further petticulurs apply to
JA3II LFERTS. Agent.
Federal Street Deptd.
The Western Pennsylvania Mimed will not as-
Su nu. Any limitr Baggage, eyeept forwent:till KY
parel. and their restamsibility to (Inc Hue..
limed Donal, In value. All baggag ect.eding this
amount In value will he at the risksof the owner.
unless taken by special contract.
A. J. CASSATT,
null General Superintendent, Alteona. Pa.
I3ITTSBFItIRIII, FORT WIINE k
CHICAGO it.' W. and
CLIW ELAND a 1•11 - 1•SaL7 . 11 • 44,4
/11.1811 l It. 11.
FNMA 3IA I' Ist, IS7O. trains will lease trent
anti arrive At the union Bets.. nntth Side. Put , -
burgh city time, as follows:
LEAVY, I Attntre. .
Fast Line 12:114 a mlFast Line 2.10 a m
Erie 4 egn Hz .70 et a re Pacific Ex.. z •.l2.vm P m
CI. tr. Who 311.11: 14 a tin Wheeling 14.114.4 p. • m
Chicago Mai1...8:3%, a m'e. k St. 1,. Ex ..7.11S p m
Chits° Co 11:314 a m.F i l= d ll:4..t. - 2Lt::
( g, c i f fil Vi };f r- r . IF r, min ts °
A Fben ....al 3 P a
Pre /t - nie Ea. • 3 P mi.. 4. Wiest Ex. 7: PI p m
DEPART mom a i.l.r.n . r.,Amarg IN ALLeaq.cvr.
110.er FUlho iIe..S:3M a m[boetsdale A•..t.. 3 a m
Leetsdale • 10:124 a reelleter Falls .. : team
" 11:33a tn:NeyrOmtle" 1 4
Tioehester - .pn2l^,non •• -FL. N a m
Coon - oSip nt Leetsdale - 12. 3P In
Leetsdale A: 3p m Boar Falls "4,1 p m
Beeir 1 0 1911 .40 ik nin 1,001 ale •• 4:. p a
il
'"': p en
l• 1/1 . : 4 115 in 1.,
.eelsdlde 10,13 P m
Fair Oat Sun- • , Falr (lake San
ppm day l'hureh...ll:3S am
Ma i• serene will leave daily.
I 17" Patitic Express an - lies daily.
Ilf - Past l.lne leaves dell, Monde]. excepted.
ID - Fan Line arrive. daily, Mondays exavpled.
re - All other trains will leave and arrive daily,
Sundaes race led
..r.
SCALES
..-. . . .
Gen). Pan. Ticket Aent.. Gan'. Manager.
V}WOE OF TIME-ALLEOIIENY
VALLEY ItAILROAIL
NIIV DC11197:111WX
. .
WITHOUT CHANGE Or CARS.
On od arbor MONDAY, N0v.112, 1809. TWO
TIMOI7OII TRAMS DAILY. (except Sundayl OR
loom Pittsburgh Depot, corner - of neventh and
Ilke steeos. for Franklin, 011 City, Doralo,pind all
points In the Oil Regions.
LCAVZ liroannnoll. lARMIrm IX rrrYsticuritt.
Day Ex ttlll A. M.; liity Er_ Ilt3U P. M.
Tr 1,1 t;,; - liirAl:;:i'll'ilaw.: Ill:: ::
i
'II allr.".:i ilho it:::i4,1.1 1 .11.t°•... '43 A.M.
.
4th Holton-1i: 0 r.a.i4ttilluiton.. 7:1. P. K.
Mstiort Air. : OA. M.. Node Works. 7:3. A.M.
a Works. : OP. M. Freeport AC. 111. r. 9.
Brady's II Ac 3: 3 r.x.!Rradril 0 Ae10:0. A.M.
Church 1: OP. m.„(711 orch - 10 , 10 A. K.
Express trains stop (ally .at principal points. Ac
commodation trains stop at ull stations.
We are now running - Silver Palace Sleeping
Cnn" on our nleht Express trains. both ways fro M
r tn.bm.gh to ,V 3 . LAWRENCE, Don't Sept.
THOMAS M. KING.. AWL tinciL
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P ITTSBURGH, CINCIN.UTI AIND
IT. LOUIS RAILWAY.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE. L. --r E -4113
CIIANGE TIME.—on lameter SUNDAY.
Nor. 14th.1889, trains willand arrive at
tha Union Depot. Pittsburgh. RA inflame
T
Ptburgh
it
Pittsburgh .
' ime. ARRIVE.
Mall i.3111N a. m. 1313p.m.
Southern Express p.in. 500 a.m.
Fast Una • HArin. m. 7:rp. m.
Mixed Accommodation.. 5:43 it. m. 8: /p. m.
Do
Mcnald Aron. No 1.. 11 ittle m. a.m.
Steußenßille Accommod. 3:43 p.m. m.
McDonald Acc'n. No. 3..
_.li3 p.m. 43 P.::
"' 3 l l.i Ci t ' r. '" rt . f h iii rr ; te l'et7 p. m.
"
12:12 p. m.111 " will =ire daily.
S. F. SCULL.
•
PITTSBUR(III AND CONSELLS
:MIX /i4LIOAD.
Onend after SUNDAY. s i WlMLEgfig
February •20th 1200.
Trains 4 , f arrlve . tuld depart from the DepOt,
ner of Grant and Water streets. as `
• ' • • • • DEPART. Altntri.
Mail to and from Unt'n.. 7:O 0 a- m. 1!).1 P. M.
McKeesport Acwommial.l? a. ro. _ p.
Ex. to and from Unt'n... .1.13 p.m. 111.11 a. .
West Newton Accommo. 4:30 p.m. Pl 4 w m.
Firsddocka Ant...mods. CIA 7:J. p. m.
Men Ace. to McKeespl.lo:3o p. m. 6.4 a. m.
Sunday Crimea Train to
0110 a. to.
nod
t'°°"Vng
rttßir : tri3&PTit Arrant.
HARDWARE
_& CUTLERY
ESTABLISHED 1831.
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
B=M=l
General Ticket Agent, Columbus, 0.
N.N. co. AD Donnie.. Ohio. golf.
EIMEMEI
HARDWARE,
NO. 52 Wood Street,
rirrseutiou. PA.
Spring Goody, Hoes, Rakes, Forks,
Scythes, Snaths, Sa
Merchants are Invited to examine
oar stock when in the city.
. Orders by mail will hate prompt at
tention.
BEAVER FALLS
ckpuTLER-y
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PI No, 70 - Wood Street,
pg!
p4 l MANUFACTUREIL9 OF TEEIR NEW
1-4
1 4)
cDI TABLE KNIFE
C/2
Tl.Vz'a rga,pl.l:4l:,^ireer
con.trnetlon wlthoot additional weight.
~!tlttle:,?rfttleckM,Vsti L ar, ol o p d lo 'in
were. In color and brilliancy,
_lt le " •1011ar to
iAtl ri zre b r d lrer i dgrdle and Illade,aa above da
te On article of UNIQOF L DS-
P4,VIA N . Ih t 4- 0 App—co and, Groat Dun
' 1*Z T.
tart r l b je 8 4%1 8 tVe " nod
r " i3B°' of 1610
e•Ped.L.d.pre r egr
Pc14,10,,,4=1 1 ,11&,:*e,,,,=" 3 "'"'"'" u
• Beaver Falls Cutlery Co, •
NO. 70 . WOOD ST., PITTSBRGH.
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Solid Cast Handle
' MANUFACTURERS OF
Table Collel7 and Parket Knives.
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
BRASS CASTINGS
GUSTAVE BAKU
Henry Bier & Co.,_
leoeceuors to JOlni JI. COOPER t C 0..)
BELL -AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
Brass . - . Castings
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
TLLtartaEA_NAR Ant RON nrrIXGS.
VIFAT, E I4IROIW K IALVES.
ALL
Ny e ivo or EVEIST MairTION for
Vf...pt .€l 7g u n:;ll .. .l4C.Tir p i r Co u ?.'
. .mosovEn
B AGEsTs of DADYe ye' PATENT °MEM the
lxst the laarkeL
OFFICE AND WORKS:
Corner Thirteenth and Pike Striets.
.4.26
ATWOOD & IIicOAUFEY,
Corner isatarry Mire_ wad 'THIRD Avast'''.
Plltsbatah. BRASS FOUNDERS and IRON
PIPE FITTERS. and AGENTi lor A:EL CAMERON
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STONE
WEST COMMON
Machine Stone Works,
Northwest corner of West Common. Allseenanr,
TREWS ATVATER. A CO,
Have =hand or prepare gn short aotles, Muth
Wil i gn c. B Veit st - Nolg
on Ireamonable Winn