FINANCIAL
GOLD, `-
SILVER,
COUPONS
Bought' at Highest Priee,
Pl-1. R. MERTZ,
( BANKER,
00r1Wood St. and sth Ave.
Jas. T. Brady & Co.,
ISooomoon to 5. JOWLS s ro
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Street,
BANKERS,
=I
Government Securities,
1;01,D, SILVER AND COUPONS,
- ON MONT TAVOBATILE TERM E'.
Interest Allowed. on Deposits
Sr - Mow loaned no Unvernotant Bonds at low
es i tcgr o tr . w. rawe
•,t, SALK or BTOC=EZPaIIAT (LW.
JAMES - T. BRAM & CO.
THE DAILY GAZETTE
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
OMCT. 01 Prrzsicrnan UASMIT..
FRIDAT,May 27, Ism.
field opened strong at 114 X, advancing to
1155. but late In the afternoon dlclined to
lI4X without any apparent caner.
llovernment bombe were strong', And Wale
mivanced to 117 X, but the old 5-11 e and 10,40 a
were very dull, but the decline of gold did
not further influence the market.
Stocks were very strong and advanced. In
the avenge about one per cent, but at the
second board the whole market dichtwal
again but closed strong at the low quotations.
Money very einy at nominal rates for
call bat Ikrag paper is " not In demand ands
bilarytax in lint on, •
/kilning erglyeately dull. -
inintations as received by Ph. R.
Norte:
'tole
3.i
r 114% Mnerkan 43
Western Colon.. 3P.
vin Bonds
11 :%1Li i i rr entral 101
. 10dta
fan Benda 1664:..uur .P
_Pk . at%
6,Zillonds 130...1.11% ando .. Mt
Osuatula IMM 1.13i/' Mich. Soutbenn
5.11 Bonin 1881...114, Lleyelnad dk P... IN ,
6.11 D Bands 11166...U2N, C. R. L . 411 1,
NNW 100( . Oblong* k.N. W.. gl%
AiLmg Express.. INIS C. kN. W. Pre— gnii
likuntinian U. En. ......... _ fa%
7 uial_Exchkinel)k inning W rlr 6744._ 11..
PPaafllfsn=clump per/Prow ts
Saito Eschnsv per Thaler I,:Ar. 4 OS
Prankfon Magnin pen Wkinill 48 50
at.bleriatiOU Ireelred by James T.
grads a
gold 110: 6....11 Jan.&Jr.ISM. 12S.
U. S. ea. 1041 111‘ Jy. 1:67 14
Q. S. 9.33 IK4 12! 54.1) Jan. & Jy. nag 14
K. S. 5-911 lb: P . ..... . 0154
U. 5.5;01 IIIMS . C.
.P. R. It.. ...
U. S. 1040 8% Cy Pat lOC 131;
IBp Telegriptt to tne Pitt abaft/ft Gazette.)
SEW YORE, May
Wall aim!. this afternoon, auddenly Ina
buoyancy of the morning. and lower prices
were made on the stock exchange and to the
gold room, the decline being attended with et
feverish and unsettled feeling: The occulon
of this marked change was a break In foreign
exchange front 97; to 10,,c.
The advance in gold this Morning embled
tankers to buy &considerable amount of bonds
for shipment. which Increased the volume of
exchange and caused some free sales of gold.
In addition. a considerable anupplut of-bills
were drawn against other than Governments.
trif i l c ullagU.oo:l
dCO to
be
d h7ns w is grro P pe:
The decline In exchange eras caused bT
break in gold from 15S to ltvi, and the de
cline In 'gold In turn affected Government
bonds. which declined In sympathy. -.
Void closed at 14N 4414 , 2.
Carrying rates t per cent co drat. Clearances
1314010,0J0.
Shipments of specie to-morrow will probe
bly_ranice from W 0.40,10 to al taco nn
The break In exchange did not occur urn
moot of the got/bars were on shipboard. or
else It titled have checked the phlymente to
some extent.
- Money easy at 3 C3- ,, .
Sterling unsettled at liassilt.
Government closed firm. Coupons 'el. , Iriv.
_ llivitddil v.; M.
1111{41111X; do. new. IlliVa(4llS . 4; 4K.11421.
ll4b; 'ea math, lunligt.lo.4 - . Cur
rency: sixes,l.E.l444lM.
State bonds needy; Mlssouris, 94; old Ten ,
swan, G; new do..
bait old North Carol ina:
411 r; new do.. W.; - Virginia GO.
Stocks steady ofclose and showed slight re
coveryfrom the lowest point. Chief dealings
.in Lake Shore, Ohio and
Heading. Pacific Mall. and Western Union
Telegraph.
()Bateman:s(i Cumberland, W. C. T.. 3140
Quicluilver,lo4; Marrilsina• 7I do. preferred.
11,4 Adams =preen. We•l2),G Ameri
can. 34; United State.. -45%; Pacific Mall: 41`il
New lurk Central. 1113 Ii; Script , AUG Erie,
• 23 4 ,“ dOi preferred, -114:' Harlem. 14i4 Reading,
1064; Michigan Central. kru Like Shore, Vivi;
Lllinolseentral. 141; Plttiburgh, LU: North
welders. 81M: do. preferred. MN; Bo ck Island.
UM: N. i.e.. W p ig b. Pau 634 F0 0 r . pr Way e 9.4.Webah, Sa , rfered. 75; n;
WAG Terre Haute. 324 preferred, Mt Chicago
and Alton; 1134; preferred. UM; Ohio and
110 N; Hartford and Erie, 441;
Clevelaffi. Columbus and Cincinnati. Ile Bur-
Alinettfl%t? cITZ.7j9,I;:k St. Joe preferred.
The sub-Tr ' Intent-, has a balance In gold of
VilLel34; currency. 55.815,f4r..; general bal
ance.
PETROLEUM MARKET. -
Amen Or PCITAIIIMON Gm: t
FRIDAY, lttay 27. w .
Tbern te no inypforementlto note In the
general appearance or tole 61 the oil trade.
and what Is worm o , t ill. the indications in re
gard to the future are not at all encouraging•
The market continues dull, and very unsatis
factory. Al. in the present condition of affairs
It to simply Impossible to make a movement:
there Is. as there has been all along. consider
able, Inquiry for relined. but refiners cannot
) sell at the azure. offered, and, so a Come"
Quince. we Lave but very few sales to report.
True. the shipments are liberal, lover 4,(
bbls to-day) but the most If not all of the oil
• going forward wee contracted for some time
ago—•4o fares we can learn, there lo but very
little 01l sold beyond June. Possibly there
May be a reaction soon' for the better, but. as
already intlinated, the indications at present
are not enemaraging.
Cad Dr..
Tbo market remains oubetantiooly as it was
yesterday. and while the offerings ore light.
Mere Is not much wanted,. Nile at Ws epot
at 12451,000 do at RN: and 1.000 seller 5/ day.
at Cu. seller all year. 11/0;h12; buyer all year.
1311614.
Market, If anything, a shade stronger. but
. • prices are without motorist change. May or
Jontl.F ll o Jot/. without
August. M; Augum to
I/et-ember, WU; buyer all year, l9I( bid.
Catrin
her Dro.lllo. on account same, A. It: Milli
on account W. Bartle: Liberty (MI Works
n account J. O. Barbour:
n Jas. Wilkins
=account Philo Bosto Pet. CM .1.
er tal, on account. Thos. Kin .
Total 1 1.443 !ibis.'
OIL esorsaltt,l RR A. V. IL IL
alcirAloy Bro. *Co.. 4a bblo ref. oil to
go,o Dm.* Co. Phila.
Fa.cett, Logan, Rockdale Co., MO hbli
ref. MI to Logan Bro. it Co., Phil's.
J. C. Ilirkpotaiels, BA bbls ref. to Logan
WO. * Co.. hila.
NatiOxial P
Redoing Co., 141 Ras ref. oil to
Wards*, F. k Co.. Phila.
Penal!, Xarela Co.. 00 bbls ref. all to
IlrHot & Phira.
. a t Mate 1 100 bbls maned oil to lonia
- Mem *Co.. Phil a.
J. M. Rater, 743 bbis ref. oil to Logan Bro.*
Co.. PMl's
licutobolmer Is Lechler, 1511 bb l s ref. oil to
Waring. 1L it CO.. Philte r ,
Brom k Wagner 60 bbls reflood toll to War
; lax, King & Co., Flalladelpbla.
Laablui, F. & Co.. 111 bbis ref. oil to War- -
den. F. It Co.. Plaits.
Lockhart, Frew it Co., 677 bbls refined oil to
Warden. Prow k Co.. Philadelphia.
p. Wolsenberger bbls reflood
oil to War
. dm. Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
Livingston C bbls oil 10 Warden.
F. •
Phi Co.. Phila.
B.
W. Morgan RA/ bias relined to Tack Tiros..
I •
adelphia-
Cilizeno 011 Co.. 466 bbls reaped 011, to Tack
Rime, Philadelphia.
- Total
4.247 bbls.
Op, uninfixt Lure mom DUpenVilt arror.
1 • Haul:dawn Oil R 34
efining Co.Co.l,bblo refined
to Wortio%_Prew t Co.. PalladelPhia.
, Brooks, B. CO.llO bbli named to Warden.
F. & Ca, Philadelphia.
P. Reirard. 6 bbl. :vaned to Boddiag, 11.
k Co.. Plainoto i leda.
C. r trick 6 bbls refined to Tact
. Woo. PRIM* pbia.
-Pennock t Beeson 3 bbls refined to L. Dan-
Maid.
al Philadelphia.
Tot
Live Stock Markci.
Nra YrdlC. May 17.—Beeses are without
material change. with racers at Ccantuunipaer.
ye at, Weibel.= and 3 at One Hundredth
aßreet. There were 113 tan yesterday. • Total
for this weak 6,110 head. The prices or to-day
were Bre. old stock ireaenUy we= quick.
ander t e hohressitut of nata arrivals runt
Mondal% 3 031 e eery' food cattle were on .1e;
ono drove of %I Illinois stiller.. 714 sal, sold
at, MOM 110 corn fed.saine Wright and
drove of 7 oort h at liarely lean of .04
to ,dim ut there were !ars held from
Trinde Is slow at 60,me and stock
3_,.'estaiia' tag. Fat lambs 10 readily at rte:
int ini3c. A car of fat Hi. b t bb bi
i h,p. se ma, soar at The; a ear of thin, lo
Ohio Hie . a oar of eery thin OS lbs at to.
rival's for ihtl ere*. 10.00 e. }lrv, are worth
k; mar
b cab bo-day, making 11.1103 for
She weeket Heade.
PITTSBURGH 31ARKET
Omen El; Prirsnc7tEll GAZETTE,
FaTnAr. May 27. 1874. .
The advance In whest In attracting coned-
. . .
erntfle attention, and while the clews of op
erntors are somewhat conflicting, yet as a
geni:rot thing, there is but little confidence in
the advance belt.' mal2rainetl for any lenmk
Of time. An ercbangT remarks: 'There 1.1
no doubt of the fact that the exports of wheat
and dour. in= Sew York and Canadian sea
port. to lament are largert than was anticilt
ed. nod the shiptnents from New York are
so nearly equal to the receipts that the city
• ceasnmption la helot: taken trom the ..tocks
In store. The reason. for this movement out
ward may be variously assigned. but what
ever theyntay be, the inurement exott scarcely
do other thatiJostify the belief that the Eat_
Itchdeficiency lelarger than has been elate.-
ted. Thu tiulteel Kingdom receipts during
4hearst four months of the rear were equal
to 20," 6:9,000 cwts of breadstuffs. agalost
811.000 everts for the same Mile In ISM.
As reports front California have had a large
influence In the recent advance In wheat, the
following latest Information will be of inter
est to the trade. The Sacramento I'Ofoo of
May IP. sent:
... There has been lisudden rise In tour and a
fatale about the crops. which are thought by
many to be next to a total failure, Our ad
vice. from the country do not Justify anything
like a total failure In wheat. On all low lands
which have been sown before January the
yield promises well. We have seen many
fields In this. Polo and Stolen°, equal ton Pros
pect of a full crop. and so far advanced that
no drought can note blight them. In all the
Ilay mutants where the fogs prevail the crops
will be fully average. In the valleys, where
he planting was on summer fallow, and had
tae benetlt of an early start and of all the
rains, there will he not much less than an av
erage yield. On high grotmd: where the
the planting woo late and the ground . badly
Prepared. so that the grain did not get rooted
until more than half the rain of the season
was wasted. there will not be half a crop. In
parts of the San Joaquin valley. especindy on
the high, light soil west of the river, wheat
this year w i lllmos total failure. Many of
the held , . not h e c at at all, and most of
them will not yield over doe to eight bushels
per acre. Last year Staaislaus was the fore.
most wheat products( county: this year It
trill be among the loweet, unless we are
great sly misinformed. • The counties further
south are in no better condition. Wheat,
from the Stanlslaus southward. may be pro
nounced almost a total failure, and very many
of the tlelds. even in San Joaquin county are
being . made into liar. The Sacramento Vallee
has fared much into.
But the failure from
the Stanislaus southward Will work a reduc
tion from last year of.not less than 3.000.1100
tnthels. This failure in the South Is In great
part the fault of Indifferent farming. A tol
erable crop might have been produced even on .
the lightest won, If they had turn deeply
summer [allowed. to as to give the planting
the benefit of all the rain which fell from the
beginning to the end 44 the season. Cultiva
ted as they wen, they lost more than half the
rah. which fell. end of course could Oct ma-
APPLFS -The arrivals are getting smtill,
and smaller and the season will soon be ove
We continue to quote at $5,26.,i per bbl. fl
fair to choice, _
IIriTER-The demand appears to befalling
off and prices are weak and draolaing. We
now quote atl.n.2l:for good to strictly prime.
BROOM CORN-demand very slow: Pricer
nominally unchanged. 13 to Pic.
BROOMS-Store prices; Fancy. ss.sth No. I.
#3. 13 h s4: No.3.Common, .50414.3.
BEANS-Dull but nominally inchanged.
$1304 1 ,7 5 per bushel:.
CHMtE-Cholee old New York State Pao
tory. 17: Near York State Goshen, mew) lob
lay; Ohio Goshen'at 1541.15,5.
t'ORNMEAL-Quiet and unchanged. 1041.51
per bushel.
CEMENT-Sales of Louisville Hydraulic at
* ta i tirt r lST4L- * Derriand light 'and prices are
hardly smtairied: we- now quote In Job iota at
3Ps for standard branda-usual advance for
small lota. -
DRIED FRUIT-There Is a
t alc demand for
strictly prime apples and peachea. and the
suppb - of this bled Is very light. while com
mon sad Inferior are abundant and bard to
qtat any price. Apples. - 5 tele; Peaches. 8
to 7 for quiwteriblind a to a for halves.
EGGS-There In no falling off. In the de
mood, but the receipts to-day stare rmnsually
large. and It begins to look at If prices had
reached the top. We can report sales to-day
'Starlet Arra but dvoill of ex
citement, and with no Improvement In the de
mand, there Is no champs to make"ln. quota
tions. 4r I. continue to quote western dOnre. In
store. at $5....50-5.75 for awing *1.51510 for
winter and glcir.sn for fancy brands. Itye
Flour $3.
CIIOCIERIES--Sugare are again s
ent, up
having advanced an eighth In the mist, and as
the season for fruit is near at hand, It. la be
lieved that the advance Oda time will be
maintained. In Coffees, Syrups, ete..• etc.,
there is no change whatever.
GRAIN-The grata trade continues slow
and unsatisfactory, bat It la hoped that ten
Improvement la near at band-it Is hoped that
hie s cent, In the east or decline in
the west. so RP to permit a resumption of
ahipments. Wheat contioues to arrive pretty
freely. but with a steady demand prices' are
maintained. $1.1541,20 for red. $1. , %01.3 3 for
white. Oats dul,r we can report a sale on
wharf at 43. and Philadelphia la only bng
50, free on cars, which la but little better than
48 on wharf or track. Corn Is quiet and un
changed. eaess for ear. and B:4LN for shelled.
c oul d as very dull to-day: one dealer laid he
cd make it one buyer. and the best bid he
wouldwasn't this. hosrever. Is below the
tthereprice. Barley Is not wanted. and
here 1111 little or none offering may be quoted
at 70675. for prime ag:ing.
' H-11'-Baled may quoted at $120.17, for
common to prime. and the demand If any
-4Vrt26lV3es of undrssed Kentucky Stamp
" iteEf r kli-C orn basks, 3133 h. eta
LARD OIL--City branda quoted st Stsmal.
1.38 for extra No.l, and a well-known west
ern brands at $1.30rd.1.31.
LIME-Sales of Cleveland at $2,35 per bbl.
and eastern at $1.75.
POTATOES NOlmprovement to note in
the demand and no ch ap to make In quota
t Iona: Peach Blows, per bushel. '
PEARL BARLEI n. 4,516 c per lb; N0..3.
51„ N 0.1814. Oat Meal-A St II per bbl. of
the. #10: tar halt bbl, lan lb., WO.
PROVISIOSS-Market steady Lot un
changed. Plain Shoulders, 13‘.“ Sugar Cured
Icauvaaped.) Ilk: Ribbed Mos. lal:" .
Short
Rib, lit; Clear Sides, 175.“ Canvassed Sugar
Cured Dams, MX; Breakfast Bacon. 18. plain.
and IS, Canvassed; Lard 122.1710. In tierce.;
and 18411115( In keg. and buckets. Mese Pork,
Canvassed.l.l7x6 Lr4N Beef. 2l aiL, cf.
SEEDS-There Duo inquiry for either Timo
thy or Clover Seed, and the season may be
regarded al over. flaxseed la In steady de
and at V.. 15. with but very Tittle offering,
id a rotted lot might bring VAL
I.II3I3BURGH IRON O4RRR:r
. or THE Prrrsernon Iltzgrns.
FRIDAY. May 27. UM
The iron trade presents Lut little that is
new or Important. The feeling seems more
hopeful. and while It Is thought that the worst
Is over. business continues dull. though this
Is usually the case at this season of the year.
The demand for metal is by no means active.
though. as will be seen, the sales are some
what larger, and it is but proper to remark in
this connection that stocks are comparatively
light and the receipts limited. Price. com
pared iscith last _week have undergone an.
quotible change. Following is the report of
sales for the week:
ANTIIRACITIt. •
100 lons Flx Gray Neutral Forte- .1:13.00 4 mon
=V .. an. 2 Foundry . - ..... .... W.. 03 cosh
00 " So. 2:. '14.034 moo
50 " N 0.2 "34.000 mos
50 " No. 2 - . . ....... 33.50 4 moo'
35.00 4 mos
IW " No.l " 35404 moo
00 " No. lEx " 36.5041130 a
150 " No.o Anthracite.— 32.000 mos
25 " N 0.2 - • . WAD 6 moo
101 " White, " .... .. ' . . 2910 4-moo
31 " No.l Foundry Temple 31504 In nq
al " NO. I . '• * 4 . .. 31.0) 4 Infra
33 ".No.l " •• .. . : WO 01 dl.
W• " No.l " - Ilushinf 10. 310100 .
10 " No.l " Nooo 0 mos
9:0 0 Owe No. 3 Nin5tr41.1441144 • 30 3 0 5 ww
arrviimore COAL farELTaD nom O.AHH 41.3%-
. .
. ORG.
gl.) tuna Medium Dray Forge:— .1:11.43 4 moo
ita) " •" - ' GIGO 4 moot
4OZI • - Strictly 014)4 Gray Forge
at Furnace .. . . ... . . . 31..G15 moot
350 " Medium Clo n e s oir Ora}' 'at *Var. XlO4 mai
Fai Fonndrg Gray at Furnace 3003 4 moo
Oood Gray at rurnsoe 3103 4 coca
• r/3 Favorite at Furnace MAD I moo
Ire " (lose Forge to anive, ..... 3CO 6 moo
GO " • from Yard 31103 4 moot
300 Neutral Forge Mixture Ma
live ore • 10.50 each
106 " Medium Red Short Forge.. 71114 moot
WAG 4 mom
MAREIRTiI lille TZLEGIIIAPH
!few York.
Nur l'oaxo Slay 07.—Cotton heavy nod low
er:sales HOG bales at V 1441 for udddliag UP
-lands. floor—receitde of 10.5tebbls, more se
tive and Malik. Netter; sale. 1041150bbisitt SIM
04,00 for superfine late and Western; Pan
5:15 for extra dee $5.304.5,5 0 for good to choice
do: $.5.45'1.8. 30 for white wheat western extra;
$6,05a8 for extra Ohio; 025211,50 for extra St.
Louis. Whiskey lower: Sales of 300 DM. - at
SLINOLO73g free, cluing at 11.117. Wheat—re.
celpte of 10,740 bush,to bush d la good ex
port demand; sales of Pg. 003 at $1.2341.24
for No. 2 Milwaukee; 51,26251.3 0 for No. I
'Mint; $1.32411. 74 for winter red and amber
western. Rye eteady; ules 640361 mm of Cana
diau at. about Ka in bond. Barley and Barley
Malt doll. C0..--recelpts of aalt bulb: dull
and unchanged; sales of 29403 bash at $l,OBO
I,U, for new mixed western; $1.1.50L16 foryel
low do. Oats-recelpte of 16,00.1 bush. dull
and declining; sales ELOOO trosb at 0 64 c for
western; 6 5f gane for 01410 and State. May low
er; shipping SQUAD; retail . $lOOO.ll O . Bolls
quirt at L.lsc. Coffee dull. Molasses quiet.
Petroleum Oral at 15Jac forcrode; 27Ve for 7 . -
fined. Sugar less active; sales of 400 MIAs
Cuba at ve9xe. Rice arm at 7.1015)5e. York
0: and steady. with eaten of 3.o..bbis at
•fleTii fo r mesa. 5775250.50 -for prime, and
1 p one mess, also bbls mesa
. seller
one, at $59.65. Neel steady and quiet, sales
of 1.16 bbls at 1115515 for plain mess. and 110$111
for extra Men. Meet ham. quiet; tales of 70
bbis at Mr;*
_Tierce beef steady; sales of 75 '
tierces at 80.6 03 27 7 fo r prime Mess. and 5 04 3
30 for India mess. Middles qulet and un
changed. Cut-meats dull, with sale. of • 000
pkgs at 1541!3ge for shoulder, and 150170 for
hams. Lard quiet and steady. with sabre of 330
tierces at 1.54516103 for steam, and 103(@.16%0
for kettle-rendered; also I=l tierces prime
steam, seller July and August. at 15Wc.
Dotter and heavy, with sales at 1 for
western. Cheese quiet at 70.16 c. Fre ghts to
Liverpool quiet; engagements at. 40 bl for
wheat per steamer.
Ln/frt—Flour market closed to better with
a fair export and home trade demand. Wst
fewer. with a fair export demand; No E s
51.1547.1.25: winter red and amber Western .114
0,1,34,4. Rye quint and firm. Onto dull and
heavy at 4.730 for Wert seat and)ls4 - 07 offered.
obi. core dull at glAsigt 1,11 for uew and mixed
Western. Pork Mal; mess 1g..V.335.2.034 .
f o r J o b. a go August line( Ore, and quiet. Cut
meats In moderate Ilenmad and unchanged.
Bacon quiet. lard Prime steam 163(0
laMe; slat sales GO tierces for July and Au
gust at Me. Egge doll at 170361(.
• • - ybleage. .
=
•
Camaao. May 7.7.—Faohlate I. unchanged
Freight. steady and firm; engagements to Dug
a -n..L.
ri t TSBURGH DAILY GAZ
falo are reported nt tal%c for mint. and t1. , .c 1
for oats. Flour fairly active and 'prices to
firm. Wheat active`
a speculative de
mand and excited for No. 2; gales at *lnl.olSi.
cash; flaLtr.. seller Jane. elating at pLULtsi a
UN'., cash. and f 1,01 . seller June: in the
afternoon the market wag active at /Lela
Ltt: It. seller June. Cora tolerably active, but
prices are weak and declining - , gales at B.3aste
for No.'_. and Ttlatlc for reject ed. closing . at the
inside prices: riptliuml sales were at Si}(
for June. and 604,5, ..elle/ last half Or Jat
111 the afternoon the M. Let was quiet; sal
at g3tt'e for No. '.tiller Jane. Oats mod.
Moly active. slosing iteak with sellers t
sts..a4Vie; Oldinnal %alt.. wt-Ie made at 1:1; i
45 1 .,.el - seller daring June. tire fairly i
mine and prim, firm at vie for No. I. Harley
- low - grades active: high grade. nominal.
II ightelaws nosed quiet at sl.o4ithiliSs. Pro
visions tint and nominal at Vlts.:litt29,(o for
• mess. IS?, • for Lard. 117,;a12e for balk shoul
ders and INalrie for balk %Von. rib middles.
Receipts -Flour. :0.1701 bids wheat. 210L113
bushrot . . 56,5e.s bush oats. a.L•I3 barb rye.
LION bush barley. 5,51,, hogs. Shipment a -UV)
bbls Hour. Km bash wheat. ligke:g3 bash corn.
IS.= land oat 5.7112 bush rye, 2,0C.2 hog,
CHICAO Ma- ' 21.—Cattle active for upper
qualities; Ica for other grades.at - i7.25a..75
for good to extra Texan steers, and $9.25a-t,ell£
for extra prime native beeves. Hogg supply
large at te,30,18,50 for fair to medium, and
1t11..5 for good smooth Inn.
OLT=
I.lnctagaTl, May Zr. -No change In Wheat
or Mar. Corn doges dull and 3c lower talk
ed ear Weal, Oats dull at faliAl. Ito. ltye un
changed. Harley nominal. Cotton dull
told
dting2li;enuminall}}. Tobacco In gond de-,
wand: sales 114 !aids and 1:1 bsa at Wit:o.n,
the latter rate for bright leaf. WhiskF Is dull
and prices nominal at sl.ll.4ra.lisi. the tatter in
mtked for old ;maws, no sates. Ness Pork la
unchanged and bell at V 29.7 5 ,3). lard sdall
and mitulnal nt Inc for prilllo kettle rendered.
Bulk Meats held firmly at 11. la. Iria.ttoo but
no sales; shoulders are wanted at 11/ikt.lllse•
A good demand for !Moon at 134.: shoulders:
clear rib shies advanced to VV. clear held at
17Iie but not saleable at better than ITV: the
satins were ISO Muhl at our quotations. Sugar
cured hatum In good demand at 19,41240 , But
ter dull In2Z-le. Eggs 10 good demand at Inc.
sltlppera count, asking 17c al the close. I.ln
need oil 111.10 and In fair demand. Lard 01l at
#104114:5. Sugar arm and In good demand out
1147,120. (Wren Um 2041=10. Gold 1105 buy
rm, Exchange Ilan par buylar.
at. land,
Sr. ',WM. May 2.—Tobacco moldy and un
changed. Cotton nominal at Ilemio Arm.
$1=t1.7 5 for undressed. Mort *ring dui/
and Inc lower: ta.srdil4,44) for extra fall—Arm;
$4100b1.31) for super; 1i:04:M55 for X; $5 for
XX; *.':iiis-S1 for XXX. Wheat:spring Itlc
higher; lose No 2 Sic. choice No fall $1.1G..
No 1 do sl,lStr.l.lti, Choler• to fence St.nict,:c..
Com: better feeling and 5c higher; S:cafl for
mined and,yellete, slsfl,ilt for prime to fancy
white. Onto 14. e better: fairtote. See dui;
Sic. Whlsker steady: fIAY,. Sugar quiet:
10W,12e. Coffee dull; 2%121 , Molasses: 4 5, 16
65c for sugar house. Park
Bacon quiet: lat(c for `homier..l6%c for
clear rib. I:`,"c for clear. lard doll and n..t ..
nt ts'. Ide.
Cattle lo good demand. trsa.! for common to
4,11 a. Dogs In good regoest at
Dry ((mad. Msrl4cl:
New Viola. Slay 27.-- The general c orbel to
inert vet there is a moderate inquiry forhen
onabls, goods nalapted to t he ss ant:. chiefly 0
local ole. at unifono rotes; the 1/1101.0: At
Inntic A and Lawrence It Ce; Patdile oats.;
and Anto•d.eag A brosen sheet lugs Anti
roscoggin 10-s do. 4:*fe: , Slttrost (-I do: last.
Ike; Bedford H. toy,. Great Valhi. rt
Ridge II; 'Monadnock nst 'We: do.
Bates' XXX blenched muslin. De: Blacks( on
A 14Ssc: Forest Dale 1;r: Hope foe: Dwlgh
cambric. ,17r. and Gaff's braids ale.
Fillladelphl.
PlutAnro.ruta.fday .17.—Flour dull: Indiana
and Ohio extra fondly ta.".7mt1.t..9. When: de
mand very light: western rrd tlaial3l; White
$1.4W11.4.1. lire sl.ffial.lo. Oats dull with
western at tiWinle. Corn in limited .denuinil
with mixed western at ti.irial.lll. Petroleum
- oteady with crude at It - and relined at r.
ProviKinto. unchanged. Whi•do: itripmved de.
Iwtl.. idle.
LOrutv Mew tf7.-• dull tni
dllng 21? 3 e. Flour /5.2 k. Cont *Lark Whe
sl.lrtnl.A l . Outs tint. Bye $l. Provisions 1
active but Prices are flan. Pork Po. line.
1:P.;. 17 unit I; t3e. flulk ment• 12` 1 3 , n
1111,e. Lord 17e. MAIO, I.tikiblurk 'cob.
rot %ales of tket hhtb , 31 4.5.kt0n for fr. elteil
Kootlopo for low,
ITMEMI
It. immity, Mar Flour i quiet and
steady. Wheat Oran Mari laud. .0.1Aii&1..'4:
Pennxylviutla. 1.37.rk1.37. Corm prime subtle
19 relater. at t1.1n.113.11, suit yellow firm at $l,lll.
oats dull al trXdrilie. Mese Pork Ilrtn. llama
arm. Rib sldeii.re. clear 91ileii,17Liei
err. tic; barns. flat:, Lard quiet at bare.
Whiskey arm at
EIMM
Tour:Do. Hat" 27 • Flour tirni; %Vbeat
better and netivr; No. 2 white Wal.a..h 41.5 A.
No.l white Michigan. 41.r.n. mzul.r do $1.4 , 4
amber 311chi1ran 41:L1; cloging 41.1,0. No 1
red SI:.M. N 0... do 41.17; cloging as 41.10:4.
Core quiet nod unchanged; No 1 Re. No 8400.
yellow go t ,. Om. !, %Lade lower, No 1 cold
nt 570.
Minartits. May 27. , -Cot tan still at We. It,-
elpts. latira: weak'a re
/Zs LticAk.;
••• . • •
1.1. at+ ninths., (Inv "Ana:. lirun
Lard nominl. Pork /141. Bacon'
I 5 e. gide.: lac.
CB=
Moos - art:ma. May 27.—F100r tlno., for
eholcespring: extras held At .f..5.7t, Wheat
ftrm at $1.07 for No. I. and $1.1145( for Nn. 2.
Oats tlnn at stt‘fe for No. 2. Corn tirtn at 77e
• .
for rejected. flee higher to We for Nol 1
ilarley nominal
CLIA - 1“....n b. May Hlld
uu
rbKng. beat. No rc.l %vim, 11.21.
to e.d-n
Cluth dull. Ibd /ulna. ..11..t And •
changed: ntanduril white nne.] rd 2. rot
round lots: crude quiet ,854:0 per barrel
•
New Orleans. -
NEW 1 / 6 1.1..0.. king 27.—tAtite11 tbkatukt;
wliddlVErs nElee bkteg; receipt,
2474 btileet etwek Ile-thek bete, rend,. for the
eek 10.94 4 bale, export le= hale, Attlee
Et w kalti Oct.,.
lIPORTfs DV RAILROAD
Ci.trEi...rD AND Prrrsnrnou RAILROAD
COURANT. May 27.-2 ears b ore, Chess, S & Co:
C do do, MORD .5" Go; 3 do do b ore. Jr Painter
'ls Son; 21 . ore. Cbleman. it it-Cot I do wore,
Jones & L:10 do 1 s ore. Shocuberger. Hto C. , :
I do do. Pittsburgh Bolt .C.,; 3 do pig IncIAI,
W Smith .0 Co: /do do, Excrsdo, P & Co; 1 do
Ice. W Scott dr Co; ESOP feet lumber. 51cQue
wan & I): 70,000 shingles: NV NV Itigdon: 8.550 X
lumber. 11. A Clark; 70.101 shingles, Phillips &
N; 7.0)(1 ft lumber, 3lellon 13r05;2 boa bacon. II
Rea Jr; 2 bbls eggs, r G Craighead:lolnm rt.e.
Mollanc &A; = sks oats. Graham & MAW
bosh wheat. J & NV Fairlev; re ska.corn. 1
hale sks, Drinker 01 . Co; 14; sks 1 seed. J NV
Thnrativ; 5 bble o meal. C. bgs do. Watt, L &
i
Co; 15 ibis flour. It 11 Conway; 49 do d S S
: Marna: Li oissealuibagoo. SUL Ualrdt 55 lid
ware, &Tomb .0 Co: 10 ibis I beer, .1 Ken r;_4
do oggf. : l l Rlddle;2l boo chtase..Canfic Id ts;
I car lumber. L Hofer; 5 sks hair, 1 do to Is, I
do scraps. 0 N Holistott; N bbls eggs, I' Duff
& Son. 1 ear !amber, N Seibert & Co; 20 vas
tanners scrap, IV 11,1000;.1 111 bbls fish, Dun.
Moy & Bro.
Prrrancnort CINCISTATI .AND ST.. 14/010.
RAILROAD. May ....-1 car Maces. John Cont
i
Ish; 2do do. W Hastings; 2do wheat, IV
Dosugarder; Bdo do. Kennedy' Dro; I do et res.
N P Adams Bro; 141 bb's flour, £ Lieu: ton;
2.1 do hlghwines,Littell & Meehling,• '5, do, do.
II Ilespenhide: 5 talcs hides . CI N Iloffst Mt; 29
lc. tams; Ni' 8 Hays
ys 2r. Son; 2 bas dry oracles.
Woodworth 0, D; bbls eggs. NT H Graff &
Co; 1 ha bacon, Mesner & Harper: I bids eggs.
15 bpJ
dry apples. J A Graff; 3 kgs butter. J
Pettit; Id boot meal. 100 bbls flour. Schornaker &
I.; d bbls eggs, II Ilea Jr; 21) bgs oats. Robb &
Herron; 4 oils egg.. NV I) Cooper; TO kegs lord.
NV II Graft; 17 do do. 2 bgs dry apples, Mc-
Cracken, (3 & Cot I car w heat. Hitcbcock, MCC
te Co; lOU kilo flour, II Whllne9; UN Ica lons. J
H Parker; Ito sausage, II 11 Myers & CM 5 lee
hams, ' , Sellers & ro; 3 bbls whisky. Voir &
Megraw; lUpkgs tobacco. Cater, SlcUrew &
CoL C do do, W Harsh; 2 ears shoolders, Gilbert
A Myer,
FITTADURGII, FORT WATNT AND CIIICAtiO
I . aanuoao. May,27.-244 Illdee, C. N HottstOtt;
Kt ins fruit jars, .1 Is St ruusberg; 4 pkgs baron.
S P Shriver & Co; 170 sks 0014. 4 bills eggs. 11
Ilea Jr; sdr, do, Volgt, 51 & Co:' bbl, apples.
II sits' s:
II D Astra., 4 do me, 2 hos bacon, Mender
& II; 1.. boo cheese. 111,1,1 e. 13 do do. Day &
Co; 18 do do. NV FL Draft &Co; 17 do do, Volgt.
N & Cm ,11) do do. 'McCracken. 0 & Co; 40 do do..
N J Ilmilen M
;7&) do do, Haworth &lit al do do,
'
la id° do, W Gormley:lB do d0,`..1 ,
'r }laid &
NVl l lso n& Son; al do do. ‘ tillenoleion• 3Pd° d. ,i
Woodworth & Et 29 sks roes. MeCulfough.B .01
Co, PI boles 0 corn. NV Slardort; 100 hales.'l
lloyd, X & 1N•.
ALLECIIIENT VAULET 'LAIC - ROAD. RAY ;7. I
87 bush onto, do corn. Moreland & Mitchell;
52 do wheat. A; Doughert r. 31 do oats • _ado
potatoes. 0 Arinstrong: 2,1 do oats. 14 3tae,
... do do F &Rival.: 25 dodo, 2.1 clo corn,
A... Nth. i cars rye. Robb & Herron; :do lime. I
Henderson Dro; 1 ear grain. Culp & SlietutrALl ,'
roll, leather, W Flacons & Son; IS tuts rye. 1
McKim; 8 ears metal. McKnight & Co; 3 RifißD,
W Smith & Co; 4 bbls eggs, 2 has hotter.'..
Blanchard: 3do eggs, IN H Kirkpatrick; 1 ear
grain, Bingham, I. nssell & Co; I ear barley. J
31 Carson ,4 Co; 1 car bones. Seward and
limey
AlJgArligir STATION. May :: - ..--7 cars wheat,
Kennedg Bro; I car metal. Pgh Iron & Forge
Co; Ido lumber, John Nang. 4 bbls eggs, .1
Kohen; MS As cant, S C McMaster": Uri do
oats, Wilson & Thompson: I car limn, 3 K
Shinn; Ido do. Johnston &Co 224 its rye, It
Knox. d Son; 10 bids whisky. Isaac Stein: - 5 do
do, L Stein; toy bat oats. 31 Steel & Son: Nears
Waged. H Sitedinn; I 'TAT wheat., W McKee
& Cm 1 car stangles, .1 INdflriart d bbls oat
meal. Chris Reiss.
IMPORTS DV RIVER
PrTrADCIIOII. IinOWNSVIIA.E AND - OC:NEVA
PACK= COIMANT. MlTaka oat,. 104
tibia ishlakr, A H Corlialer 1 bbl
eaaa, M Vi -
Kankln; 0 Pkg. egg. and butter, Arrison & Co:
3 aka bacon, 1 keg lard. .1 Repport; 4 pkgs eggs
and batter. Johnston & Colvin; 60 sheep, 40
boas. poorner; 5 pkga butter ~1 J Pettit 47 aka
corn, Monona & Aajer; Inn do oats, C L nardsB aka c0rn,212 sks riots, Meltoary& II cni; Sil
do corn. Johnston & McFarland: 41 do not„t
H McClelland : . hos went McCracken. & Co;
10 bbl. egg*. MW& J W Craig; llsk rags.
Mc(.`ullough. .t Co; fe do oats, Keil 8; itelr
Poinsmorrn rut OrtABITE STATEND
MI lona
metal,
Loomis & Collard; 0!! sk* Mo
rons, W Armstrong; 90 oil 2 pkg hut.
ter, Devol; bbls dry apples, Rinehart &'n;
ho
Cl hlghwlnea, 40 boa bromine..l,o .d o
do, Day
flour. Clark & Co., 44 aka dry apple.. 3 Obi. do
& Co; Ea bunches Own's. Zall do naves,
70 pkgn headings, l'hillipa & M; 4 bb
d apples,
3 sks feathers, II nen Jr. 21.9 eggn. I bog
feathers. Tole, M A: Co.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
FORE exlsong between
A. Balton and W. C. Adams,
delei baldness under the firm name of Benoit A
Adam.. ens Ole der dleeolved b 7 enutnel eeneent.
W. C. ADAMS 11911.2. nil ILeblllties.and ell debts
due the Oral are to be pall! in blot.
rarlatfi.lLf7l l .
•
r rli E (XI•PARTNERSIIII' lIERETO•
Fowl: exlstlny betwori
elided !he nacun end ,dIIA ^1 HTCN ' A H. ,
enese, tni• diew.lvetl 4j II:11111111 r911t1:41.
! 4 / . l . :‘‘ A wr lick KT:,
Kopf:ll'f (K. MO,
W ILLI AM 11,1( KM,
1 , , MetIIIIKKA. HT.
Plisstassn,llsy MI, 11470. Tr11..t45
RLITT ER.
16 l.oses Fresh
14111 Hutt,. •
Fortaloa ° tudr C•11F161.1/,
141 r•I 5,5556.
~., ~.
RIVER NEWS.
ltivvr continues to recede steadily with
S fest 10 inches In the channel lag oven.
ing. Weather cloudy with indications of
rain.
Th.. Petroha from %Vitt...ling, arrived •1
and departed, as usual.
The liranlte State departed for Porta
mouth with u fair trip.
The Belle, Capt. J, P. Smith, in the reg
ular joieket fnr liroonsvllle and ilenrva
to day. leaving at 5 o'clock P. It. ;She will
ftund at do wharf boat, above the
bridge thie morning,. at Will also her
agent, S. It. Patterron.
Tint R. J. Lockwood, Capt. Cantle, la
announced to depart for St. Louis today
without fall. The . Lockwood, in all re.
specte, is a very staunch boat, is admirably
suited for low water, and will maka
money almost anywhere
The Wauaulta, Capt. J. F. Conway, will
depart for St. Louis at an early day next
week.
—A man named Hatay, a chimney
painter, went to the top lof the' (treat Re.
public's jacketatr, Monday, to scrub its
ornament. The 114m0Cro( gall': 'rh"to
10. set and ecru). with the greatest,
self-possession, l it) 00 with
above the
nuance of the w , hie /weight Causing
the attenuated spa Wawa.: ala rm ingly in
and fro. • Ile ma o 'a Ottani' piece of board
to each side of w eli swung a trial of-wa
ter. - The scene van novel. We don't
know that a jerk s tl" was ever sealed in
thin 'sooner . bob, ,- for scrubbing or any
other porpone. 1
- -The followln %%AA among the ills.
patches• from Wil$11111,00,1:--“T110 river
and harbor appropriation bill, which has
been agreed upon b y the Commerce. Coat.natl.., is ready to be, reported. It 1111.
roprieties $:50,000 for the Louisville. and
Portland Canal, and $lO,OOO for the im.
provement of the Ohio River above. The
Man delegation hope to get this amount
Increased when the Lail comes op for core
sideration.-
—A St. Louis diepatelt says: Latest
advices from the.steamer Clara. which
was aural. in the Mlasouri last Monday
morning, is that she is settling fast, arid
will probably be a total lose. • Some of
her cargo and various moveable things
aboard have been taken :Lahore. The
Salvor No. 2 will go up, and rise or wreck
her as circumstances and condition admit.
—The lda Reese and Deer Lodge were
heani from at Fort Thompeon. Missouri
river, on April 2.3 d, drawing four feet,
• with only three feet of water in the chin.
)Fl. '1 . 14, were four days Makin fifteen
miles The Ida Reese unloaded once.
The Teensy was high and dry a.
ported.
. —Next week liambleton will launch, at
MOund City., nen. harm, for the St. Louis
S. New Amoy Barge Company, which
will carry 2,008 tons--300 more than the
barges built here for the same company.
and, thefefore, the largrat that ever
th.ated.
Mary McDonald, on her way to
ameba, “ran through- herself'—broke
some of her machinery--above Marion.
The damaged, part has_ Levu 'aeon to St.
100t5...n.1 she will 1* enabled to resume
her trip In four or fire days.
—'flte big sternwheelers Wicka and
Church are both laid up, at Nlensplite.
Rat.. einen their withdrawal from the
St. lonia trade, hare gone up to fifteen
and twenty cents.
—The Tyrone. sunk in the (*timberland.
ens raised on Monday and taken to Liver.
'port, velure Ler. damaged freight was
discharged. The boat will go to Mound
l'ity for repairs.
—The John iirrgour will take the place
of the Natchez in the New Orleans and
Vicksburgii trade. The Kilgour leaves'
Louisville. for New Orleans. June nth.
—The Orand Tower made the run from
Cairo to St. Louis in twenty.ala hours, after
landing at all mall and other business
tiaras.
—The Natehex will Imre. New Orleans
for St. Louis on June . 18th, . Lod every
twelve dart. tlieresiftoi for four trip,
—The Collier and Mondale arrived at
Si. Louie on Wedneeday.
, RIVER PACKETS
MOVAtiIIEISLA MINK.
T HE FLEET STEAMER
II a dr i a
BELLE,
independent Pittsburgh, Brownsville anti
Geneva Parket.
°IA . -741:M .Ty,rdilkgl:24 - 417eAtiLN
e.rty Frehait and Paswohte. to nn Win , . co.
the .Itonongabelx river.
I F ZMI t P lrg e". T "
hA
Mr 9 SANII. PATTERSON. M.I.
MEM
VOR CAIRO AND ST. s ar i e
LOUI9.—TOs spissidld mme
sot summer
WAL'ANTTA . B. Comv,P.Cold . P.
will Leave tdr anon we leMermadlM• post. da
SATUILIWTJuaa W al .1k P. M.
nviiiht 0 , T....J.(8..1nd, bow&
- 15.141. ST. LOUIS.--The r o t .
aaa 1.1110120 t MANZ.
U. J. LOCIARCK)O Ctpt. a-C. OWlas,
ravor.,..=
For fralakt
- awe. minfrala 0 .3: en la.
POUTIEttart.TH
- -
rOR WHEELING, SARI- ~.81=1%'
ADM' MillaWiedm•""•.•
Leaves Pl46loenh. [VERT FRIDAY -4 P. Y. • -
LO.T4llPortucroati% XVILRY MONDAY -1 e
Tha not•and rptaadhl pasasosar mama,. •
GRANITE STATE,
Wkll law. a. moonaco4.
, or freliat or pamiy. apply oa board, or to
MEN
Pittsburgh and Cincinnat.
PACKET LINE
The new sad epteseeld siderarbeel sda re
reamer '
;T:".CTIATAS
elm
nstargAr, tea. A.:u.araarm
Da mu t'
me. ...lwaratmwso,,.
•
.. 4A*121 NO. AV.ItB.
Pittsburgh and Cinelnnat
\PACKET LINE.
Thal 'kin. sad aptutdl4l 8141•41tealagir i d .
Molnar .A ItfiNOTON, 1)&11110L
MOOlllO. Maxalail & Sirepoth, Ciert.4••••••
Pituittnthiat at IN
11. Ptmorslt. turturtklng.leaie•""
Durab. at 17IM. ovary VitalAY.
For (Wahl. swam.. at• other tatormatson. WAY
.JAKES C4DLII2O.
fel FLACK& VOLLINOWOOD. Wigs.
STEAMSEUPEL
•
TO LIVERPOOL , ,ARD - IttIEENS.
.-THII DIVAN MAIL
tfl'EAVaPti. numbering dlum
Maas VPIWIA. among them , 41.• i
Ind .
81; 4E+l r . Welaran6s.
d
411.1.MRIVRDAT.t... 43 Mort!
ti.° Mr9 l 7 to P... 1 1 1. or farther toror•o..
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.,
14$ STILXIST.
}llf6Ugh Utility Works
WEAVERq JONES,.
Corner of Juniata and Fulton Meet*,
S lith Ward, illenheiy.
Muluttetatere of
risLE gtuvr
t elyked
kind. LIOUT GM
W_, tendkr 041166 d . E A's WiluTtsdlo
" L*. i n n.s. and nerrant 4ror wort
Onlataed. -
Th*
Vie t ii7""l2lli tin"
our make A Laser T °
WEAVER &
Addieits: ?Midmost Portents. ." I ** l
It. M. MeCOW.I.I4 4. U. &CROWN
R. M. M'Cowan&Co.
A. D. LOOT.
C. ADAMF.
'lir,'
BOULEVARD' PAYERS,
1..,0 Sldenralke,6llaro. Inside TIMIS,
Dri Tog, &r.
WAURANTRD AGAINST (`MANORS OP lINAT
ANL) coLD.
atreptgAssrrsollas.orainTlerAlti
Peralelt“
__ mlknitßa!
S ODA A 8111.-100 casks-for sale
_by
J. a. OLNTIELD.
•
TTE : SATURDAY MORNING ; MAY 28, 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICES
igirCONSEMPTION. 1 AMERICAN. BANK,
careDß Sr — RENOIR Coach. Colds PilL-RONIC Consumption SYRUP for the
Of and i
Dr. SCRIENCEI3 SEAWEED TONIC forth. cure 0.
N 80 Fourth Avenue,
of Dyspeteda and all the Debilitated ConditionCondition of I /
the stom.b.
B- SCHENCK'S NLANDRAIE le PILLS, for Die. • IT'
oltwa of the Liver or to act as a Gentle Purgative ri FTSBURGII
All Of these throe Sledictrtee are often required
471.41ChlrguntrinUhtrallgAP,'W.' W. I • ASII ANTS 1.. .. 11:100 0041
Seaweed Tonic oknd
sod it
Pills losist in reg
ulating the Stomach and LlYer. and help the Pul• 1 Stockholders Indirldualh Liable.
monk Syrup to edge. and search throngh the
rec.&
Ai n ./ '''''rele e bi a Lk h .c'ofs It mt.' il , esm er - BANK EF Dierol'NT CID Ili:co-I p
'Thew 3fedlclnes are conselentionely offered to -ft'!" VW". b. Y. I',/.l'lt,
the Public as the only wife. certain nod reliable Pneddeol. sbier
remedy Tor Pulmonary ConsumpUon , and for all DIRECTO.
Rowe morbid oonelltnias of the body which lead to Time M Marshall. ' John M AturtlanA
that fatal disease. Liver Cnmplalntand lost.. ' Wm T 'Man., . Archibald Wallace
aro often forerun.. of Otostonpilon, and when I /..... W. An ‘'''' ' ''''' n l"ni.
thTheyemxtdp.h.fes.t...:Trutus:lf.ea..theedlydmin,....ehid,thhe..L. C m has s... ll
, I . e.c . L. ,
ray
... T i e:::
~,,,,.....d .
Itcffmtlt Mention. 1 John Floyd.
• long Probation before the cub..
ice ygige h. do eleneral Banking business
be. proved by the thousand cure. Iv
ey s made /..././' a
o f • period of more than th irty-fiv ears. In I
en of a.. it.. reputation . lawn.. and ,
the most 0.. steptlclant min no Imager doubt
Met It la n.mody which May be used with confl- FREEHOLD BANK
dense tn all .30 which admit of e core.'
tlYnerhM k a=!PuTe=i l tV.T::ig= AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
is
be coned, if
potlnn. are oot too touch Wasted
be Makes cure sibl. Itersi In cues eeppused
to tet incureble. whim Mende .11 physic.. have N . 100 Fourth Arr., Pittsburgh.
deareired, the use of this Aledietne hint tffind the ,
Me of the piffle. and restored him tot perfect I 1
heelth. ti8S188:
Dr. Schenck does not say that. all (31S411; of Puts g i rl, A.atlE
Maury C.sumption are within the roach of med. _ '
loins, but he emphulnall.f ablarts that often wt. DE ppolgv el: CURED VTTit
Patients have the most alarming looting.. moil A N E g7Evitg7 AmowEo itV4ILI TA ity.-
, ••• violent cough. creeping chill. bight meat, pOgilts. i
g.e.l debility, evon to euch • degree that they President , EDWARD ROOM
obligati to Ile In bed, and when they are fyiv. 7w g p ces teems-4. g. CRAFT. ADM.( JACOBS
up.y their physician, they may Mill be Cerra. et , UlitiCToll.
Medina' tratment can create new lunge. but when EDWARD {LOUSE, WILLIAM pIIILLIPS.
theta.. are eery sadly dist.wd and to umme off- tialr A W
... k,t,17. ROB?. W. 7.1 ACE ES,
tent destroyed, a cure oo' bo effected by Dr. JARED M. BRUSH.
6Cheuelee medicine. " A•TOLts w. DArllt
Al.. In ecrofuln. Dleetutea, thew medicines and Tressume—TßOMAS STEEL.
...BY omen*. Dr. 'd'hottOt ht. Phobli.Phe3 A i = Cashier —JANlEd P. SPEER.
somber of poneNA ff./ have Awn' ...NY cove .. OM. bon. from B o'clock A. u. to 4 o'clock PN.
Nth. running 'ores and now all healed UP• t ale dell _ .d every Saturday evening from 7to 10 .
.6.1 its, purifying pntpertlea. which inset be Mae ~,,E.,,,
Wheel ctolti. In the luturs.
In ttui treatment of tonsuroptlnn It la of the 'its (1011131ERCIAL
truportan. to eye vigor and • healthy to o
thee efetern. /lea. It in necessary to siren 11
pep Appetit e Of therein .4 improwe the
1 itt; etch rie ". ens sa :,I=i4 t he fouro d ielly
Me .
of
BANKING COMPANY
Md. The atle sut snit-this, for the Me. of
Vett " Xitntma=.,_ 9 : 4l I A r ts Itettll d edlnt? ' l . : gr..... a,. osa t.....
tnuttly. In gareral, tay
ho t blghl d Ttrlttnts art- No. 91 ruuwu air.. riLisuuisti.
el. a. tn be pref.., but the ....Eve organs
must be strengthened in order tn mn • either food
or modteine ....ie. Ohio requirement is met
by the Same. Tonic, and for thia pew. It was
lesignatod.
when the digestive:Ml.omi., put In gr.% order,
the food has Its proper effect: the eystam Bur r
P•U.t la Invi.rated end the lungs begin tn -
cise their rmaw. w • normal end healthy man
ner. Then that bottling powen of Putnam. Syrup
will effect the Mire.
w it Consumptlon le almoat always com
pit, with Drepepsis .d laver
r e move Comlaint.
Nobencit's hi.druke Eine ere Intended to e
obetrumkete from the Liver and motors Ka healthy
tell.. They hey.. the afar*. ettSch la eaeribed
to 0.1.1001 Or .. tolne
of aware warranted not
M lle ntain • p.ticie of .1 bend ti These
M mare the most obettnate, costly... Met
hos... piles. billions affection. end WI other
di... which arbor fn. • torpid or obetructed
condition of the Liver. One box of these nun will
prove the eta.ey of the reedicl..
W Coesumpon the tiettwoed.Tonic End lien
drake PUN ace invaluable auxiliary medicine.
They relieve the sufferings of the pat Lent end aesiet
the Pultoonle Syrup In effect...cure Th.' h. , •
been found useful in bra.. Magee of Consump
tioa. where the lungs are almost eat., destroyed
and all •ympenms according to thelods74 . of tti
Ea i er, rh a e a , '' were a a:rsili r in. dying condition
ire been preeerred for menthe bY the nee of
!Wiener.. three at reineiee.
Dr-S.o.les Almanac oontains • full treatise on
the Vilitle. forms of die...his We
of treaUnerit
and general directions bow to ure ins medicine can
be had math, or vent by ro. by addreysinv hie
PA... Wear No. 13 North Sixth street, Phila
delphia, P.
..Tii.lsllVlTZl::l7,"irift ° 7l',.7 l ,l:=
Kendra. Pill, 03 eente • boa , 'for l i ttlAtz , ell
WDOCTOR WHITTIER CONTIN .
Opt TO TREAT ALL PItIN ATE D I .
CASIO. That numerous NW of coo. ....4
from self... a...a notosudinee. nem.
4.111ty, irritability. ernPtiona. ....I en/Iw..
and Beatty lment.cy . permanently cured. Persons
WM.. with Mies.. intricate and long )landing
eue.twoottal cmoplalnte are politely town. to
mil for contati.t.. which oaks nothing Er.-
0.. n. the bta Id te.hent, has onabloi him tn
perfect remesite• at once eiticienraafe.ptrmanent.
and which to moo au. on be osed without ht.-
rame to business. Alevileines prepared la the go
tablishment. which embraces Marc. reception Led
welting rt... al. bearding and id.ping apart
ents for patients reweirinit daily perwinel Adorn
ft..sd serer , end otaintl ..the, tb. e1...t
-oil • rings No matt. who
=Lied. You " grr nee. Rtne eh.t be says le
t ested
pant . phi p. evLfll ... l ., ag vo ttr. p. .nw o r . f . . d. dr . ....bc
townwl annually ft ore. and ail over the noun,.
Cresultatton fr.., personally or by mail off. No
11.1=1111 1 . il n g n ; ' rne l t=lV i trtt .
• Pamphlet sent to La r y eddree• for TO u Sitars.
.2,P,
DMANHOOD: HOW LOSTS HOW
RES , . PORED —low Published In • waled
' ZIN' I MIr1 6. 1111 1 411 " 1 " S.. 4: P. in i ra l r ' srgbiT.l
Spermatorrhow.•ir Seminal Weakness. and ludwell
manta In ..14srriagis getteralir• Nervousness. ;
susuptlon. Etslepar,itsid Pita *pt.? snd iliTaital
Intspaelty, WAIT. S. EllW ELL 11.
13„_scalen of the (hewn MA. - A IP - W(7O
' Sal l OF SUFFERERS." Sent Doo r n
seal. In a plain enrolee. to anf Ito.nolt
Preceipt of eIE cults. or two tace stomps, to
lA. . t'. 14s s b. 47 Hower,' New
trls. I..t.enn. box 43. .A1,..A0 Culvervrell'a
. L7Lattsiittlcie.Dirtris • een r0p.,23
r4I - HATCHELORN HAIR DIE.—
TM. splendid lisle Dve Is the best • In the
world. Harmless, tellable, Instantaneous. does not
encash. Riad. nor any viTALIC 10
Pitrairsla or death.. Avoid the vaunted deli,
:= P = " {::ltte b rZi.= .l trrilt;g?„ ll.
Dad 30 years untarnished repu io
tatn to nohow Its
Inuit - 11y lathe only llerfeot. Ilalr Wet -Mut sir
Mown. Sold Or all Druggists. Appllsid O. 111
Bond oiliest. N. E. ' fei
Iva : (sin 4tv, - /sjo ;
ESTABLISIIII 81 T. 118811L5.1\12
W. M..O()RMIN,
Wholesale: .Grocer,
271 LIBERTY STREET,
Dlrectte opposite fiegla
1 eanofrHarper,
I=l
Commission Xterelinntß,
- 10. 929 LIBERTi tlviErr.
00.syntrum . ta kalleittd
31.11TEKLK. . ...... ... ' ... A. PTILICLIL
M. STEEL - 1 1 ] (. V . SON,
Comrobslon Merchants,
_ . ..,.Pdaltsin EVi l / 2 7`;.rdli
We C. Armstrong,
IgeOreuor to Fetter A Armstrong.)
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. iss MARKET STRF,IT.
L. J. BLANCH ABD,
a. if i analorr a co..
hr".
Whale ale and Retail Grocer,
NO. U9O PENN STREET.
skILUV
4TLE BAIRD & PATTON, Whole
SAJA 2ittrfolotalstion dttelotott and
to
andTl ' ±d I. FA.
imps mad 3 Putoborgh lkwaradoems gen/wally.
sod 114 NI I .' ll eiTtiKST ttttatosmdk._
rinoteagraX4=
to JOIEN I:110011t ♦ CO., Wholosslo arucers
d Cootscdosion tdorthaldk cornet of droltddold
sod Watar etl•vta.Plttabatin
A. WALLACE.
k VALtACE, Wholesale
PHA
ORODDRS AND ITROD h. CCE E
DALIDIN, No.
LDII avemo. •burg
Tack Bro. & Co
PERRY BUILDING,
Duquesne Way, Pittsbargh.
WARING & KING,
Comm Union .11nobanc. Nd km In
Petroleum . and its Products
niimus euxic. DUQUESNI WAY.
PhW64.loai Addre.,
WARING-, IC IN G & CO
ECLIPSE
PETROLEUM REFINERY,
Herbert W. C. Twiddle
I
11ANUFACTIMIM OF Mists Ix
Lubricating and Sigh Test Burning Oils , Exchange, C oi n , Coupons,
4 .1 . 1 ,=a , ..4 31 . 1 . " ; Inv um : ADd Forticiarattistloa FIVI to tb. paching* sad
1 ,-
rimier-7Fr. -1
Aczuo anor. Government Bonds.
e: I tgb :;; . • baL L I :FFT o . n.
Tv:lm , 1 I di Egib k . .
. o. . o Slght Drattgehts..sia
. London.
.3 nee . /1114. _
15 iim
Tb".44:l6l:2iirtut"r"7":".4rbms"47;''":ll7.*:.;;T:; Tradesmen's Natlimal
Bank,
WOODD STREET, CORNER SECOND OE.
tr,,., a5.....;.41."..raind-r.m.itz.
Ura.r ..dv7. 6 .„ ;.,,,a. ...nuu. le .ir; 1 INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Ildi e rialrth i rra ratirifiibil I
esnelnurElrias... • •
gold, Coupon Bonds and Stork . -
*pm . • •
,nHEESE; BOUGHT Axo •
• la
Y 1 7R gr
tIiLD:
A t Maven.. Odkdai
MEM!
W. 11. EVEHRON. W. C. MArIIIIM.
PrealClant. - Citahler.
ALISILM (a St lia4o,ll3ra m LlAD t At Y.
, t ',. . 1 1 4 f..117;1111kT itr %
".
.
JACOB
Collections =Wien: motitalble pants of U.
U 11 4 141r110:111rad le TIME DEPOSITS. •.
Prompt attention Mean to sll antennas Of cornea.
rind anti.
CITY B.ANK
_ ,
PITTEIOUROIL PA.
STOCKIIIOLD% IIiDIVIGIOr.Y LIABLE.
INTZ PAW ON PONTA. .
FOREIGN EX Aaltilit bong t and wad, and
when deoped remitted to Kayo. Cotteetione
the Finolind Point* of the
DOMONW..Y.IHYSIM Preeident
ItindM A PN l. .l=7 *".". •
ntaltrOPOPO:
kftimmn. Jaoes_greakyo,
ranaaCrte. Hash Keating.
crlet 1•111, Tarenoetreel.
taatnn .
N. J. Ora., ma* a
N. Blau. •
jail•As Jtati M. OAZZA.II. &Mawr.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO,
12E233
I:=:=
OILS
TACK 13110.5.,
IMEM=M
WW=M
FINANCIAL
..200.0410
Stockholders Individually Liable.
112 FIFTI - 1 AVENUE,
0100.000
Of Pittsburgh
. TOM THE .
Safe Keeping of Valuables.
I=
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
No. 83 Fourth A.ve
TrZ2=7.I. I LWORN 7 V . .
011111,11 . 0g .t.
rvrrtro b it ip.. . Jra.N. l ll.= .
irilitt rt7r . la. Hu r..
Wy sari V4.,-11. F. VON O%BONNM T
Orrse 4•97 . troer renlort a. Id. t. 4 weir r.
7 Per (lent, Gold Loan
=I
MEM
BURLINGTON,
CEDAR RAPIDS ti -
MINNESOTA R. R. CUS
First Mortgage
GO YEAR CONVERTIBLE BONDS
OO•NTIT{'
At 90 and , Actrued Ipteres
lotwoM I...fabler Mar and ay 6mbe r.
J. AS OM
THPSON
CHARL XIX) ES L. rump,
The greater part a the road Is already coasplnt.l
and shows large earn/sum and the balance ..f the
wort 4 nadir Pengrieedng.
we nutmeat:oHW, retwannend Uinta Itonds as the
nett end Met Loveettoant in thet otarlost.
U. S. Irlyt.tetenttee, et current pekoe only, return
On per gpt, the.. Rat *WM end
one-gnerter per cent- In Gold, and we regvd the
security wittell t 064.
HENRY CLEWS & CO
13rinkers
32 Wail Street, New York
S. M'CLEAN & CO.,
No. 65 Fourth Avimue
==f
MORGAN, KEENE
Si MARVIN
Wa 1 l Street,
IThinl floor from Bromlway,l NEW YORK.
SlWW:47g.ff Welaßke.
tnumut
A General Banking Business.
SIDMAN. SAMUEL t ,
HELIUM E. . MARVIN.
(Late Paymaster
the titnte or New General and Adju n tant denentl of
Tor
. .
Being la the /o.l3l•dinta ViOlnlte of tla• Ncl gx..
0..0 NW L/oLd Basta (aatzuwabenirot set).
n rd.. eaeruted wilik the leewt.t . lB•• dr.
hilorehailte end - I•vesliorf. Iletetit, • dletmee.
=Um , to . t i egg: . o
all tmell= " ol tel /
Ba l etr: a i ral: Wlnn"co
:.11 • i Neat i 14a O g r 4 o eser o =
rf ond
1. 5' U . .f4U•
h••••emig•O•
1 07 14 • . r)2etrtItt;
110 t H t 0 11441 Inetnl to conumle•
wlte t .
lief - Moms. ZarCoulie en. New Turk.
N. Holmes & Sons,
BANKERS,
67 Market Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA:
STUBS, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES,
DoVaDT AND SOLD DN'.(7ollllllsingN
•
•
L •a3Walat stlestion pad tottit puraltam and
tinitad States Beearittes.
HART, CA LTGHEY &
Bankers and Brokers,
COrITR FOERTII ANS WOOD STREETS,
11 4 . N
Pitteb h . Pe.,
:
oweeißeCTS 70 •, BAUM A Co ,)_.
~.1
ZEE
ENGINES, BOILERS, 660.
kO - & PITT
Boiler, Still and Tank
W R K 6.
& SNYDER,
1=
IHMOMETWINTINAVA rn "'
,11-1, STILLS AND COL TANKS.
CIUMNEYS.BRRECHINU AND ASTI
SETCLLNO -PANS. SALT PANS'AND CON.
DRNSERS,
P/Pr3, OASOMETF.RB AND IRON
Itl
soN DOORS AND COAT. SIII:TINL-
OFFIF'E ANO WAREHOUSE
Cor. 2d, Bd, Short and Liberty Streets
=
VirOrders moat 10 the above addreee Will be
prompt unhanded tn. eatte..l99
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.
I
Con Point Alley and Dugneene
'NEAR TI I VI POINT.)
Engine, Builders, Founders,
ANT
INL.A.CI-IINISTS. •
Manafacturt STEAMBOAT !ENGINES and STA
TIONEII? ENGINMS of All zinc
AirAVVltt lAttNii?",l4l l ,°l , B747.Et
BOtt.Elt of 15 tun. •t oar
Fo " 474, N , Gi ya7TAVET ' Vor 22arte 'd" t t
nn Mel •, Alf /4%N ic %1 . p.163.
IVANewm 411:1%%•nPlIESS - , no hand .4
made tn order, at the
NDUSTRTAI, WORKS,
•
Fronting nn the Allegheny River, neer the Point
Puha:mini, Fs.
•
11 ' , 1 0 1 on_ l 7_t_w TA! r Vito. TRY U 9.
Mesick & Biro
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PR.:VP
SAFES AND VAULTS.
NO NOM D.
IMEM2
ENGINES AND MACIIINERY,
lIREWERI . Mr . ,REPAIRIN9 end PUTTJNO
L•P MACH NE 101YDRMIACEMENT. Cor
ner 7th and PINE.' STILE , ttabuntb. Pa•.
O'HARA BOILER WORKS
F REPHAN & CO.,
CrtV. t f,eletrLLl e DLy11111 S 1; : 11 / 4. A i`tu4AAAIo nXO pp~A tt
iALEV A . F LE IDPA,Weg..
l'or. of Second Avenue and Liberty Street.
rri•ninuaurt. PA.
Reimlrlog done promptly. Orders peat la the
above addroas will be pmtupl/y stumded to,
REPITATI, To - rawly ltamager st CAUROLT, &
ninnurs. nowt&
FOUNDERS, XAORINISTS.
KNAP FORT PITT
Foundry Company.
FFICF. AND WORKS
Twelfth Street,
=I
Mill llarhlnerr. Nall M
chines. ReLorix and Outing. morally• myl
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
Pipe Works
orner Carroll anti Smallman Sreets
=
\VlvI. SMITH,
ANOTA (TUBER OP
Cast Iron Bolil Pipe
GAS WATER WORKS
Plpps :we all oast Irmarlal?lt In Pits, In
111. 11113. 1%1 feat length. run I...orison/at of
SOnerNl ,
Castings for Gas and Water WorM
m
1 mould almost) the atttion of Roperhatendents
of Gm Worts to y mote en of I=ololl.
W. J. ANY:0E1180N 11. A. rnsTV6ol.t.
MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY.
W. Jr ANDERSON & CO.,
1141.3mfacturors of IRON 110011 R FRONTS. WIN
DOW LINTELS sod SILLS, sad
Castings of all Descriptions.
MG:T.T2f: (V 4.„`:' 4`,RW1TZ,72.:
nrICE AND PorADET—E.a. 1.10 WATER ST..
Pittsburgh. PA.
ROBINSON, REA & CO,
BllcossSonllo E 0 100%. MIN.& DIMS=
WASHINGTON WORKS
voummals .t mAcnviisTs:rrrnmußon
Manntsciirark M a.t..d st.a..kry Siam En
garirrlt"U'nfx talrac i si=atanks—d
awl. a act Iron work.
dien ' ti ' AIMITI V ATOMPIVit
trwaimpollani _ • _______
THOS. CARLIN & CO,,
Fourth Ward Foundry L larhlno Works.
41 ?MUNIT BT., Ar.i.wraccr crrr, PA.
allatulactunra cif titattooare an 4 Portabte liteaza
FrifiFr i =rj 122ratbr=realic
rate .
order and hove on nandT4Lat e :tanleta. o
,z,141)5
Phienix - 101 l Foundry
Cor. LIBERTY AND 94171 EITR.
13OLLMAN & BAGALEY
Chill RZiailrgarrba PIIIIOIIS.
PROFESSIONAL._.
G W. DeCIALP;
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
inunono toy No. 37 GIi.a7RINT
r.. pnctleatralboC. [sod
ank In Ike St? , ejlageT 4 the rts of
•=grAda... g' 4 • V41:4 4
H
• A.ttoilie -- C=Eit-Law. •
No. 4119 . 03 ANT STREIT.
prPtompt latentkm glron to el kinds ot_al
A RCHIBALD BLAIELT,
A.ttOrney-at-Law,
N0.,118 rn - rrr 0.1-ssotra.
WM. B. SEMITE, -
@EIOI4 JUSTICE OP
Of6ee, 1:1.2' :Fifth .avtl:Liie.
..& l e arar y.th uir d
=gal business amattgl to promptly awn/
COTTON MILLS.
HOLMES, BELL & Co.,
ANCHOR :COTTON MILLS,
M.UndUtatiis ftrAyT MILDI6I And LIG=
ANCGOD AND MAGNOLIA
Sheeting and Batting
• IRON AND imam. i RAILROAD - .
DUQUESNE WORKS'', DENNSYLTANIA CENTRAL RAIL
. iA. ROALI.-011_14i. 41pftel
' . IMO! V=leil=r.t .
' 1 asat Orman from Om talon Depot. corns! . of Ws A
t0rt....4 'Assn, stases., as sollom a
. ...mums.
Mall Tn.n.... I,7l4lsea,Noothero1 , 7141sea,Noothero ex.. 1 1 ...
r... Us...- ..1 . .12 arm •I•setic 1.,.. • ....
Wall'm NoA.. i
7 ,..ku amlt l
4 No. .
.. . , '.. 0 ttt
t eL L I Zaa i O. ". nl , rl.n. i i r.
...,._
Coleinart;lialun Co.,
1711
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
xols alit I Springs:.
DuQuEsn, I, X AND J ATA
111°;'•
HgUUILIZa
UUAHD , VA'.' , lAz",, , atkpus'‘,. E rA l , l .
YLANUcl.cU Tt rck:Er. BAILS., L I.IN•JAK • nt Hi ~ tt )
41/Bli'llStIor(. 1 ' 4 . , •
r v idiSlMir'AVemakiVtlNl T fflg„,
TATV, l ll l l.Wf r itrattrall . l4 E L L .:i
AXLES.
CUT NAILS AND SPIESS.
All Goo& First Class and Warranted
OFFICES AND puma mul Ann
abel. River. and 77 Water Arena Plttabotab.
Pittsburgh - Steel Works,
ESTABLIERIRD Di 1846.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
=I
Best Refined Cast Steel
OF crafts orAcia. rrtox. ATAO,
Beet Refined German Plow I Spring Steel.
MAZES AOBB AND FIRST AVANUE.
burfh:. 8981:ALL
PITTSBURGH
Novelly Works.
=
MOORHEAD, ADAMS ! E. CO.,
Wig= KINZINTINMER""'
SCALES.
Paned Patent Door Locks and InteNoo.
Paint and Coffee Minx &A.
Corner of FIRST AVSNUR and GRANT NW,'
Pittsburgh. Pn
Sheffield Steel Works.
SINGER, NJMICK & CO.,s
PITTSBURGH, PA..
Itsaufesturars Or STOTT ad.. 14519.0
Cast and German Steel,
RAgiTitYrrIitBTEPELAchiLTIVRTIVIE.M SPIRIThId
dXl.d.d.
WAREHOUSE-83 WstAr sod log Fi . rststresee: -
. BLACK. DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufactnrers of all lk•oerlptlons of
STEEL:.
OFTWE and WARKEIDINIE-301b, Slot Lod
Miroad meets. rittaborgh.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o.
_
COOK .. STOVES.
Get the Best!
BISSELL & CO'S
TIZTTT MPH ,
For .Bituminous Coal.
Warranted to COOK. HAVE or MART as well
Y emir other Store In the Ontoo.
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty StrEtet.
ALSO. ON BAND AND Mt BALE
PARLOR BTOVICS. MATING EITOVRIL
ORATL FRONTS. VENDERS.
COOKING R.MIOID3.
GRAFF, HUGUS & CO I I
E=l
STOVES,
Boston Cooking Range,
"TIIE FIERY FURNACE'
- FOR WASIONG sunmnrcie.
• _ANTI-D 000 11 Vit. v
" TrYillarAToll... 001,N14 :mA
N M I &
VANliaThuttl z
i a r *Mb dirt and dust;
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
A.-BRIDLEY&CO.
No. 30 "Wood- Street. ,
.
sTovies tit°l7.l.
round all eke Weds AT-
PrZ s eed IMO ENT& and the mut.
boo of our Bt4inoo te that say gob in weal ot
ngood urbole .B.old purebsse owe tbose
fsetured by os.ss they win be World 3M zooid du
rable as well vs epooloolulesl. o.ld dedW, Jlet o r
strentloa Wt V
our new O
08.108... bens eba era! scdebi g ibr4
.00080. Wed eed rue 0108 or t ceulat.
wbo haTa used lb= seoboorosktb=
Pother sad ter . obeeper• baud re..
rue Llsi. 1•11) •
WINES, LIQUORS, &o.
WAGNER'S BEN COLORING,
The very Bat is the Unita grata,
=I
WM. WA_GIcER,
941 North Sleventht Atm t;
racurnmtraa.'
dat rige_ltro.--!al the lea dhmhatier ISfF
SC i i 1, & iday,
•
TAIPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PURE . RYE WHISKIES
Nos. 384 and 386 Penn,
Car. of !ILEMITII 81%;,foniittly fwd.
FIN ()11. & C'd ,
No*. 184.187.16 R isi.tosim sea
VIBST “TBlLlMPrittlanntl. '
Banot corm. Dorratim
ui. ja let was ". "" a " . , IokILV
FULTON & 1142/ANN,
Practical Plumber,
- - - -
GAS AND 6TICAIIII/173 1 1:_,
Fifth
oad Arentic aagar l4o lr,
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PILE REMEDY.
wA joiEIri3.PILIC REMEDY ItashitiverisEs4.
(.0 am Worm Ow) in care' the Yery.vetE Own
. 0"13810. Italia; or IlleerittityPtlsh 'Mime whiihrs
Ifilletad should liiisiiiirEVAT WI G% thstr ilryijest
salt got WAIIELIEII PILE ItritEDlr. It Is eh ,
Prihrily•for the Pilasoutil to soli thitechateatied to
any other Witeurr II Dv earetlahhlettitolotorar
thirty yin= stanittlE. Prlctiln. Foredo by arm
• gists artiri•.
PITIEBIIIWIL I torrirria_
ST. LANIVRENCE.HoTEL,
ED. BARKER, Proprietor,.
tor. Pal M. aid lltl, fonierly old Caul
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W. W. Casa. hurt., Dannlaan. Ohta. . ad
pIT TBB 01.611 AND CONIELLS.
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ESTABLISHED 1831.
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
~YMYJ.I~~arS~nY'
HARDWARE,
No. 52 Wood Street,
- Spring Goods, Hoes, Rakes, Forks,
Scythes, Snail's, kr.
Merchants are.lerlted to examine
oar stock when la the clty.
Orders by mail wfll hare prompt at.
tentloa.
BEAVER FALLS
OCUTLERY CO.,
c.! No. 70 Wood Street,
04;
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Pi .TABT'R • 'KNIFE.
62 . mid ft4co•tylb otynenv• ER :
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pq tuna:wand ft•smo /=.'
Beaver -- Fatle Cutlery Co.,
so. 70 : MOBIL: PITTISMO.
. . .. , MAXITFACTURERB OW . , .4 , •
MANUPACTIFRERS or Man NEW
Tole Call and -Pocket Inlets
.• - GIIABANTIND. • -
Baa.ss OABTUGEL•
mrsltTirpai. qtrwrime rams.
.ilentyOr & _ Co.,
(sucei.;n to JOICI Y. COaPiCa A CO4
.BELL - AM' BRASS FOUNDERS.
Brass Castings
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amge and • , 0 ” 0,
Anirgl=
lies to Lb,
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Corner md Pike Stint..
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mnadnis, R... muss rotrismaa sos num
PIPS Milli& zed AGINTSforIe.CAICCION
coiirrr.Au.ll3l6ll - AND HUMMEL
EST CONION
Machine Stone Works.
Ilaeshinsft coma of Wen Cormais.4llleghow.
YAZD% ArVATIM & CO..
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