The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, June 09, 1870, Image 3

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    PINANOLS.L
GOLD, SILVER,
co - u - P9N - s
Bought at, Highest Price,
PH, R. MERTZ,
BAN KER ,
Cor. Wood St. and sth Ave.
Jas. T. Brady & Co.,
N l l
accemaa& to H. JONES & '0..) .
Corner Fourth Avenue and 'God Street,
BANKERS,
MTV AND 961.1. ALL KINDS DF
Government. Securities
GOLD, SILVER AN COUPONS,
ON 3404 T FAVORABLE TFBUIP
Interest Allowed on Deposits
girlinneT In.ed l n Government lionds nt
est rnaiket Mae.
' na A li
- 41%7:
.IA3IES T.'BItAI)Y & CO.
t THE DAILY GAZETTE
MONEY AND COMMERCE
.4.
. Lily Telegraph tot he Pittsburgh Gazette.]
if: • ..- New Eons:, June o.lnlll.
Money Is easy nt 34.5. Sterling dull at NW.
fl i, PX. Gold 11411e:ivy. and opened at 113.1 c. touch
. ml lElt( and closed at 113liq1.113.:. Carrying
t, rates / per cent. to ant. Clearances C'EJXIO.O4).
.. Government sold one million at 112 21-1000.
1 11330-100.
..
,:' Govertunents toren t L., Co ip 'es .
9 lfiSt; do 'an, malni-: do I.a. i ' v:caii , .. 4 : 1. .1. 1- n! . ..
tit.it• ,i3ir
le . ? 1• .' d 6 Ir'
.u, li ana l3 %Tr; a, ;‘l- , .• an,r..0,r;1
t erl :l°° r"111"'t - • joL
:
I 0.4,,4ttii,:.1Nl an
4444; new do, e/.
.
ittonite buoyant and higher, with a general
advakme and large business. Canton, Ml 4;
I Cumberland. 41; Western Union Telegreph,
, I lc:!/; Quicksilver,lo; Marituasa.,ll: do: prefer
, . red,l4X: Aden. Express. MN; Wells. 10?::
• American, 441:: United States. 4:0:: Po id
' Mall, 4344; New - -York Central. 1604; Scrip.
S ir ri .l4 o mi re : El , 4 rd . M il i ‘'' ll : l 4 ln Mo o l i c tt reb f!`e fge i rn t m eCl i, ' l "C it t''', ll "l : .l l l l 2r i ll t e; s ' ll " b L r al trtl l4. .
1091 e. Northwestern, KE . '; preferred, • AV.':
1
!,, Rod; IslandOMM; New Jersey Central, 110 E;
• r St. Paul, hilt; preferred, oil;; Wabash 110%;
i preferred...o Fort Wayne. itti+.:' Terre haute
, M.: preferred. Otr, Chicago and Altoit, - 11:44•
preferred. 110: Ohio and Missimippl, 415
1 Hartford and Erie. 51.; C. C. kl. C., 11 1 N; Iron
~ Mountain. at; St. Joseph. 117.1.. . _
I Subareasury balance: Gold, raLri_v-,/lAs
I currency, $10.134.91X1: general, $110.10,150,120,
• -
I Omen or Prrrsnouon Gszrrrx. 1
1 WnDritawAY. Juno S. 10:0. 1
i Closing quotations as received by Pb. IL
I - Mertz:
1 Gold 11.11. American 44N
Silver 110 Western Union.. IV
11011 Bonds.. .... 110): N. Y. Cent ral 091.
.; 15.93 ilonds 1i1d.1...11.2 Rending. ....... 102.1
&al Bond. 1e104.'..111N P. Ft. W. & C :... VG
o 6-31 Bonds 11415... 1 1 IS; 0010 5:. Miss .140;
.e . • Consols 11115 11W Mich. Southern... K.%
5.23 Bonds 1067...1.13N novel/old & P... 1014
I . 6.4.10 Bonds 14e0...1134; C. It. 1. 6: 1' ar
10.40 100)4 Chicago &N. W. ell
i Adams Express.. ON C.•& h. W. Fre.. 904
, i - Merchants U. Ex. -- Erie Z..
. Lartx. anion.
l London Exchange per pound 546 470
; •• Parts Exchange per Franc V 24
I Berlin Exchange per Thal, ' 1 01
1 Frankfort Exchange per Florin 4: t 0
B. Clde dy lng a
e q o u : otet . loue ny received by .I:men T.
001 d ........ e-a 3 JIIe.eIJY.Ifd.' 13 %
U. 8.e.. I/131
s. 1.13 13.4.
. : :.1 U.B. &AI last IT. L' 4l S 13 .4
1 V. EL 5.4 .) 3 Ida ... C • • '•ci
9.10-10
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. Onset or Prrrantritan Oar.Errr.
WEDS ••IDAY. June 8, lain.
The breadstutra market enutinues to :
tract consitlerale attention all over t he Cu.o
F . try. and within the past two or there •1
',-.f !berg has been a good deul or eactlcutent
Vln saute of the leading markets, partimularlY
. - chimer., which ;away. takes the lead in any
'
, thing of tide kind. -- , . •
,
The Claes . ° Republican, which See prt.cbme
t, represents the bu ll element,cars of wheat:
••It Is generally believed-end reports war.
rant the bedlef-that there is a smaller area of
- . wheat sown this year than in WM. for reasons
which we have elven before-it does not pay --
and advlees from Euroe not le
en that It in expected t p hat are
Ruglaud,favorab will re
,
quire, more and than before. Hence opinions
are rife that higher prices will prevail and
the majority _of mierritora ore diiposed to
•• . look upon wheat as cheap. I hough some of
those. Male operators thought alma was
dearet 'No per bushel.
. -
The Tribune of the same place has tbe fol
lowing on the same subject: Wheat was
moderately active. and he higher than the
ISTerttire'Or Sat arday'a 'Change pricer. tiding
alum:die steady. rho news received _here
on Saturday afternoon to the effect that the
I export demand in New York. both for wheat
t . and flour, It urgent and -increasing was re
; mated to-day, it Oat cant:ruled, added to
• • which there was a further rumor that war is
.. Imminent between !testis and some other
' . great powers. .Thls belng exPeeted to cut off
• the northern supplies to France and
Great Britain, stimulated speculation
both here and In 3111wattaer. .1t the
i game time It should be noted that ship
. pine wheat is a hazardous proceeding, m the
. price having been run trp,.herw ton uch
i higher figure than it will pay to send it to
• New York: and only those who have full faith
that Chicago will bring New York upward,
. . have courage to attack it. But area %ler
. ' could make more nuonci , by operating with
, their capital In Chicago, earaing the property
en the tremendous margin allowed between
4 seller the month and seller last half. Hence
: there is little encouragement to ship.
BUTTER-The market is dull, and while
there Le no improvement In the demand the
arrivals appear to be falling off somewhat and
prices are unchanged: iVe toolbar to qUote
at Dela for fair to choice.
- ••• • BEANS--There in scarcely any inquiry anoll
• ••••• the market is dull and prices nominal at 3.1:d
1 4 , '24 fillg r it th ol l ii-Duilt 131 '.1 ‘ ati et s.
•
..., • BROOMS-Store prices; F ancy, putt No. I.
" ffillii ' Alnlj,hti i ft ' t ( ill " .Troi, tlat
u' airENT u - n etre n g g gl 9: l.n (4 uThA t i, l ig e l b l " 3:l b ra el t . glic act
?N if p bbl. . .
maE-Te receipts continue liberal and,
, the market Di n gUlet and unchutged. l oldo
;;- VraZi°alo_l„"°qTe
;Hamburg,
'n u
n u :4 ' ; n g l ed -
i
. MVPS. In a jobbing way.
I DRIED FRUIT-Sales of Apples at siPilenS l
• I Peaches, at 6.E.7 for qurters; SO for halves.
sing 170,113 for pared. Blackberries. 12.1.13:
. p,'Med Cherries. ifdeliti%
'''. Et75.15-The arrivalt &Rhone' not large are
pretty Wel np to the demand. though prices
I are maintained-tales at 212.
• : FLOUR-The market is rery gem nail Rome
. what excited under the influence -of. the ad
'. i vices from Chic ho and NowTork. anti prices
:I are stronger and higher, and as always la the
.. cue when prices are advancing. there is an
. - Improved demand. As we noted rc•sterals.
.4 there It ttow but very little difference ...., be
tween the price of spring nod winter wheat
~ door, and. at might he expected, the inquiry
•-., In th is market Is mainly for the latter. We
-.• ' now quote at ga,' 'WO for good and ge.:s for
choice. Bye Flour unchanged at 1.5. .
GROCERIES--The cutlet of sugars have
•*. i been /teeny during the past week and with n
•-• '
lstrew market prices are Arai and well main
tame; while there In some uncertainty In ee
gard to prices. there Is no doubt but what
there will be a continued active demand all
summer and fall an them Is every prospect of
, 1a big crop of fruit. There Is a Mo,lorate de
mm and for Coffee, and Rice it firm and higher.
Other artleles remain unchanged. Following
I are the ruling quotat Min:
Stroaea-Cubst,lokgtil; Porto Rico et lOW..
' . 11g; New Orleans,lolegglac; Havana in boxes,
1 gx„...41.4 1e51e. Maltase. encore, rul, il ii, i(kt m. lo , if f .. i A ,4 C ., : c.i ffee..
gge-, "W' do tic; Extra ff 12,fic: C. like;
Crushed. Granulatedlik: and Powdered lige.
- r 1 ; Whale. Mgr; c c h oice, fret strictly
choice. )(c.
m oLA. ,,gge-lieg .Orleans, biliiX.r;•- Porto
mem 6512.15 c.
tirattre-Havemeyer end Elder, or "It and
• , r... B,r.e. , While
, Roey Drips, 68-e: Silver
Drina. OM Lovering Nic; Golden, UM; Amber
- • and lower grades from Xdftic.
.p.....yeeeg Gyein,OVAl.so: Gunpowder. -
.• LOCI3I,g); Imperial, 85,1141.50; Jai...M.l4l=a
LOlOl, 7441.15; SOUChOng, 00(4 a 1,.).)... 11 5 , 00 .
114541**Grath C4 ' .7r, r. °I - “',1% - th . '''
pr0 ,..,603e3C; . de: k a, $1,30E
..', kagrfNi-Praties, IL'kfc:eurranta,laifc;Luyer
;• • Railles,l4,so per box: :Palencia Melia, ide,
. , Ue per lb.
Soars-Chemical 01ive,734c: Ihtltbitt's, 11:
... ' I Oakley's 10c; Cmmpton'e. tic; Dobbin's.l4.l.fc:
. Chemical Eraelve.lifc; Hoch.. 3 Kr•Nf 'To"'
Sautp.,l!•=o: Sawyer's Barber. dyer box.
Ban Leap-10e per lb.
Dade tinor-f1g.1,40 per bag. •
Cdefllireeyno LTC-Penna. to per. Cute:
Other brands. ga,l7.
. Errakce coreEr.l,zs per grocs for If um.
mete.
Solia-Iu keg. 6c; in bagel, assorted pa
. pers,:get Sal Soda. age. -
•
De moo-$L4113.1.130.
-- : • . CUrntis-Mould, Lite Star. 20c: Stearin. lSik
lie.
liqm Satin Olois and Sliver
Oloas. 111(c: Corn.l2.
neu—No. 1 Mackerel. $ per bbl; N 0 .2
large. No. a Intga. sw, No. 3 odium.
d 1 a
Inkitte—
.
Herring.
lk White Filth. WS. Lattimore Herring.
Vtg Coddth . Ms per pound.
ti'aAlN—The pale trade to arnmaihs with
- cutoago and•Neav n lr: n ige .t Vugtl t ta r v e r i t:
1 . 11.° "'" aPPear t ' lu the demand the reeling In
abet° Vo m o v d e n m oid ' ero are mu ao .analous to ream.
*Ling pretty won eatlatled that their hest
hold on Wheal la In .better
potlel thitugh not quotablr, higher:
?, erallent:9o.l6ear good
a 1 i t o ' nfi lm h e igili l t at t iv P lTt;
the wen than__ : „ se here- 0
are :307.ttreci......4.
t i vd er .kfi. , ,:r-ro,-„i;,..7. end at 51 and 55—nonae
bolder. are now :midngl,T. Doalers are Par
ing .1 , 3 In lirst hands and famishing sacks.
Corn continues very dull, but the feeling Is
better and there le not so mach bfferlng: we
are reportedlades of ear at /V... and shelled
may be quoted at 85aStl. Bye it dull as ever.
We are reported pales to-day at asete:9o rents
seems to be regarded as the rating quotation.
No Barter offerltur. and little or none wanted.
rnnniy in Allegheny was agate
large to-day and the market war
as l ll as ever awl Priers .wenk- Sale' were
made at fbsolo, a. 10 quality:
lIEMP--Sales of itudressed Kentucky Hemp
01 still'.
I:tiliS—,Corn basks, eta.
LA Jill OIL—No. I extra k quoted at .{14.1.7.,
14 , 1. and Nabs.
- . • .
LlME—Sales of Cleveland at $11.?..1 per bbl.
d eastern at fl,;fi.
PROVISTONS—Trade continues moder
nly :grilse with but little change to in:Stein
intations. Shoulders, MX for plain: MSS'S
;.., , for s t o ggat i s i tg . ll l lllg 3 22r t gi u d; a lt r lb o ti ,re idg i s. c lg
need hams, 21. Breakfast %aeon. OW for
. . .
pluin nmi lftß for canvased. Dried Beef. '40...
Ikk&l7 in tcq., and 1:40,1ti. In
keg ad bucket... Mteot Pork. kII.
POATOE*-Prime 'Pen. Blows continue
very scarce, and Joey be quoted at 5.1400 per
bushel.
PEANUTS—DuII. Tennes., el R.
PEARL BARLEY—No. 4. bl , e per lb; N. 3,
:1%; No. 1011‘.. Oct Meal- A '4: II yer bbl, of
' , Nil lb, tilt for halt WO:141lb, f.,1,.11.
SEEDS —FI.2ISCed 14 In steady demand, :a
No decant for Clover or Timothy
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timer rir Prnsotilinn GAZETTE,
Wrouirso.tv, June P, Kit I
The nil market continuer exceedingly dul
and depressed, and the prospects for an early
Improvement are not encouraging. At no
thne lit the history of the trade hoc there Leen
such a protracted season of depression at this
tart knew time of the. year, and the worst
lent urii lies in the fact that while the present'
is Lad the future does hot indicate anything
Letter. Heretofore, April to July has Leen
regarded on the most :Witte part of the Year:
refiners usually Lought mere crude and sold
more refined, than during any of the other
months: Let tints far this year. the trade has
Leen unusually dull and unsatisfactory.
Spot nil is ',till quoted nt 13$1 _•'4.trit b offer.
%eller no Jaye nt Sale 1.00 btila eel
r June at 12: and ttl bids Parker at
r August Is quoted nt seller Setae:vibe
.),; seller 111 year buyer, 1:14,(413h.
Sale sou bids July at 27,4 i; .500 August at 27,4.
'ubsequently 27 wax bid for July and June
vao offered at. !..NiN. August quoted at 2:?:e.,
'7!,• September, :::!,i32.4; August to December
=I
Fisher Mr/ 464, on account (1 C 3: A II It;
Brilliant Oil Works 641. en account Lockhart.
A: CO: Keystone (HI Works 400, on account 3
Marian; I) Blv 3: Co 50, on account .1 Kunkle:
(I W eTwedifie nn account T Chess: .1 $
It: onset- on account T Chess; Fulton, M
co P.O. on account P Mitchinson; Fisher Urn
ou ount I. w Young; Brilliant Oil
Works em acc 0 $ (1011 rick; Waring, ICS Co; tin,
on 0000001 0 $ Goldrick: 3 Wilkins ,40, on ac
count Porterfield S. Treat: Nat (anal Oil
Works ;01, on accmint .1 IS Barbour.
11221
Olt IiTIIPMENIIIPE-It A. V. It. It.
,Idontzheimer & Keohler, 450 bbla ref. oil to
Waring, K. & Co., Phila.
Krann & Wagner 35a labia relined oil to War
lag. King & Co.. Philadelphia. -
H. W. Morgan 100 libls relined to Tack Bros..
Philadelphia.
Lockhart. Frew & Co.. IV) bbla refined oil to
Warden. Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
Total 1.4”3 bldg.
1111. srurrrn ET P. R. D. AND A. V. It. On. LIN.
MiUMMEM
MAIIIKICTS 1131 . TELEGIIAPII
Alex
New Tong. June N.—Cotton market Inac
tive a n d prices are lower; sales L'ak) bales
at die for tow middling uplands and 2.1 e for
middlings. Flour—receipts of 7,927 bbls 'and
pikes are lllCtak better. and market active;
sales 14010:bblit at 5.5,10G142.5 for superfine
State and western; g10.e.5.65 for extra do.;
VI.RICILIO for good .to choice; f5.:413.g.:5 for
extra Ohl,: SS.PoCit.P.:YS for extra St. Louts.
Rye dour quiet and steady; sales bids at
fl, 41s/.1, - 5. Cornmeal inactive.
free iskeyun changed: sales of western at si. Is.
Wheat , reeeipts ttf 11,71:: bush: Prices' ore Riale
higher; there was a good export and some
speculative deemed: sale, Iraktlell hush at Ml 9
for rejected spring; p.. 240.1,31 for No. 2 spring;
$l - .49i6ta. for No. 1 spring; $1.402.1.4C. , 1 for
winter red amber western to store and Racial:
111.742 .1,:5 for winter western, closing a shade
off highest figures. Rye quiet. Cote—receipts
of 3',Z10 knob; market rtyy s ~hade stronger and
1 - Idris - active; sales 45,0kThushels at Slict3Sl for
It:wound; *LUJAN. now western mixed; $1,11.41
1,40. old western mixed, and 51 yellow. °nig:
receipts la.= bush: firmer and active. partly
speculative: sales ULM) bush at titX4l.l& for
western. 69c for mill, alit; c for Oltio,Riarle for
State. mid nac for Canada. Hay henvY at $754.0
it for shipping. SIM for retail parcel. 'Hops
timer and more doing Att. 1:4P.:5c. Valise is
steady bat quiet. Mtdasses in good demand
at old rates: sales 31st hh,ts 3luscovado ,at
Ue. Sugar lower; sales SU Idols at .10..[t
litio for Cuba :tut' Porto Rico: also sales 710
boxes novena nt kit s ; we quote fair to good
refining at Rice. firm; Carolina et
riftSi.e. Pet r0b..101l and heavy at 14, , ,4y
liNc for erntle.=c for relined. Pork dieter
ten not active; sales R 0 ibis at SIO.:F.R:IkS4i.
me, Ina regular way. and 523,Z1) for extra
prune. 0100 for forwent delivery Ur , bid. mess
sot, A ages: at $..ri.5.
....){,of quiet and
,n1....:,111 bids at #11.3a for Onto no, [t .
for extra Tierce beer n ~,,,
Ite, f hams gni., wars rit, Clem, ator
oliddleg. Cul meats al:eh:Mph, :sales PO pkg,
t 1 0 3.44t17 . 4r. Picked hems quiet. taxed
Met at laisie asked. Itut lei bid for xst•stttru
strum, break, 111‘.41t1}ir. Butter steady at War
. ...Lc for western. Cheese, steady et,7QiSK. No
val store.: dull end heavy. Spirits turpentine
:Dly,ka:Ch^..- Linseed firm at V.,-.25 gold. :.ICU
bogs to arrive. Freights firmer: lokirS3 bush
wheat to Liverpool by steam 2.541 boxes
cheese 2.10; Si boxes bacon at AP; 410 bales cot
ton .4 ti to London tip sail; wsou Ws dour part
ad:::2.5011 bush grain part 7tl for Cork and or
d.,: Luit quartet, 'wheat-at flu to Itristol
channel; :elan quarters 'wheat on private
tome.. ‘'upper Man: moderate business
pt. c for - Hall halite and for Lake.
• Lead quiet but firm at $4,2:3 per ton for Span
ish. Iron dull and prices heavy at 93.1.50;1.
:Ifo' for Scotch; American nominal. , 'Pin
higher and In fair detnand for straits at flPi,
gold; English 531. gold: - plates N'sg. - 11,79, gold,
for cake. and 57Cit9.75. guld forcharcoal. Nails
drm at Piti;ki , sc for cut and "...:.rs.tic for horse
shoe.
1.01. - 4.—Flour quiet but steady: shipping gx
t..: ..garee. Wheat heavy; $1.5 was the best
Lid tar No Milwaukee spring. Corn d nil and
heavy. "ate fin,, and wanted; mixed western
.1,111. w;e. best bid in .tore. Whisks
I.l...vilions quiet- Preightl,W last
DEEM
leans, June B.—Tobacco active with a
brisk demand for bright leaf, lug, and dark
'leaf. and pricey unchanged. Cotton: nothing
doing. I letnp active at e 1.4.41.115 for common
1 , , choice undreased. Flour [lnnen supertine.
.s4,lfAX.l.tri, X 14.51rai.774. X_X XX-X
ta.5161.8,h11, and fancy brands 'at Ir,ltieWit.
Wilma arm and 21tilti higher, for fall, with
holes of No. red $1.1:01x1,17; 'Odell)" prime do.
Nt $1:-..; No. I do. at 11.25; N 0.9 white at 1 1.1 , 4
o. lot $1.2ad1.i.%: Spring is held above the
views - of buyers, and nothing MIS done. Corn
is easier, but plow, with sales of mixed, In
bulk, at Ott; yellow at choice white. at
talc; mixed, In sacks. at SaZtane, and prime. to
...W1
choice white at $l.l al. Oats dull and
lower. with. cobs In bulk, at Cti.Wcfx3c, and
I :tacked blelbtc. There in nothing doing In rye
or barley. Groceries dull. Cliffee easier at
Sugar firm for fair to
. -
strictly prime Louisiana. ifol'agßes higher at
blkaGsc. Pork quiet and Wm al. * for mem
Macon firm: shoulders Witlity,c, clear rib sides
Ii1"0.1 , 0;1:, clear sides Lard quiet
atL'iya.ltki for prime steam. Whiskey steady
at $1.014
Cattle active at Hogg steady at
. .
for rot. htockerg.
Chicago.
CIIWAGO June IL—Exchange remain
. •
bunged. flour iess active and uneltang.
"heat pipette@ active and excited ai
13 Mr No. @MO seller. Corn In fair
and )chic lower, closing quiet at SOog.s.lNc
for No 2, and :Se for rejected. Oats quiet nt
decline of 7:C01c., closing dull at :11MgViOic
for N 0.2. Rye lest act b - e and firmer, closing
at aSe.for strictly fresh receipts of Not. Bar
ley active for low grades; sales at :12c for No.
3. and 4.5448 e for rejected. ilighwines steady
at $l,Ol for iron !mend pkgs. Provisions firm
er and more active, closing at tat.ard.3l,oo for
Mt. pork: lard IreielGc; dry salted should
ers 11N63.11!ic.loose; shbrt rib middles 15X(d.
15. , 0 loose. Itecelpt a for the past twenty-four
hourc 3301 bbls noun 280,5 bush wheat; VAIOS
bush cortnlZ,lrd bush onts; .7,i bush rye; I 'WO'
bush • barley; tt.tal hugs. Shipment. ;IMS bills
dour; 04•.315 bush wheat; U).:Xf7 bush corn;
11,560' bush oats; 112S1 hush rye; 10.011 bush bar
ter, 3021 hogs. Freight, dull.
Hogs act lye at a decline of 15.4.1.Zic at $8.12M
~ .8,91/ for common to extra. Cattle quiet at
fi1,750.41,31 for common Texas to choice ship
ping steers.
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CINCINNATI. June B.—Flour scarce and high•
er, but little offering; extra 15,5014.1,75. family
1443.6 , :t5. and fancy -.18,5W47415. Wheat unset
tled and higher, not much offering; red sold at
sl=l:2-1, and mixed white and red at *l,4 l. Corn dull at 111031 c; demand light; pure white
sold al 11. Oats *lc higher and the demand
good: No .1 tOe. No 1 Wc, and white 03.33 c.
Rye Um: Nerst.ll. Cotton dull and nominally
unchanged: middling Elibc. Tobacco firm and
In good demand; miles Y 56 bhds at 115.0k10/ for
frown trash to good leaf; 31 hide choice
bright leaf sold at rd. Whiskey unsettled
and nominal: It on, offered at 11,01 for old
.process and 11 for patent. Butter and cheese
unchanged. 'Linseed oil 11.01. Groceries &m
and active at full rates. Gold 113. Exchange
dull; DO per cent. discount buying. Mess pork
active; tales 1.50 U bids at Egi. Bulk meats
Orin; bales nt 12c for shoulders and llic for
Bacon Orin; shoulders 13)1e, tides 16 X
I 41:he.
E=CM
CLEVELAND. June B.—Flour steady. Rye
Flour steady sad unchanged. Wheat demand
more active for No. t red, which sold readily
at 11.25: no inquiry for N 0....; red nominal and
held ut 41.23. Corn dull nod held at fOin
We for No.l mixed and Manic for N 0..... Oats
sternly. Rye quiet; No. 1 held at u. - ,e,ll and
No.:: lardiec. Barley dull and nominal.
Petroloun dull and nothing doing; crude $5,24
per bbl: =Bic per gal., %lib tranAnc
1.10 n,..
LOVL 4 rIf.t.E. Juue 8.-03gging firm.:l4.3oe.
Cotton dull and 'weak: sales 100 bales; mid
dling tie. Flour Corn $1,13. Wheat
$1.14 , 61.3). Outs ilk. Rye $l. Provisions:
demand better. Fork 00, Bacon L3k(1,17e,
niee. Bulk meats 12,44410310 f, Lap nc.
Bamsf sugar cured 31.4:6121c. Whiskey dull
and nominal; $1.0441X. Tobacco; sales ail
hhdc: 51‘47.7if c for frosted trash to good lugs,
aittOilc for love to One leaf.
Philadelphia.
PRILA primly.. June B.—Flour /owe.
iC isconsin and Minnesota ontra family ta,ltiliA
6.115; Ohio du tigt.C.7s. The demand for
Wheat in light: lnd i.: iana red , $1,10a1.34.
unchanged. Corn dunned weak: yellow SIA.
Oat: unchain ed. Provisions are bold firmly.
Mess Pork 00,75. Lard idtl,ldti c. Petroleum
is dull: crude nt reined et
Whisky lower at SI.K for western Iron.
• .Motor,'
BA LTDIORE. June B.—flour !Inner and more
active: western toper d n o ett n 7 d
on.
B 4 $1.17Q1.1.8 ; yellow
Ll ' 1,10. Oats drat at 68 , 000 c. blest pork
lat tr.. 11. • Bacon firm: rib shles rrm claw
sides 17Xc: thoaldert 14c: hem. =51...."(c.
EMUM;iIMI
=!
ntt YORK. Ririe B.—Twenty delayed Oat, Of
Cattle arrived over the Erie road yestelday
and at noon to-day. The het weather and
abundance of strawberries have reduced the
priest 01,dittilled meats. and live cattle are
to rule lower; Sixty-111, can are d
re
port via the Erie roast for to-morrow.
Barely 2.ful head of Sheep have arrived for
the Osittt two days. Lot noose thousands
:4 of
°nd:iv's stork are st ill unsold. And. the mar
ket Is veer slow amt criers weaker; some
'nor Ohio • sold at less than >ti per
•
iedd with others at 0rd...1 , 4e, fair RI
uJ - eery low gnat al 'lc. WeSt ern lambs sold
.1110,110; Jersey and State at 111h.".13c. Two
.ars +llls oldo sheep still at tll:c; a lot coarse
scliana lee lbs at six. sod a car of SO lbs Ohio
t 7•lc. Hogs tell to Igo for dressed. with few
end.
31 ll a t r c k • e t c A lo rr s v dw ak.lly yam or 5,500
Merophlx. •
EMPITIS. Jane S.—Cotton dull at 2114 e: re
ceipts.3os and exports 319 balk, Flour dull
and nominal. Corn dull at $1.110411.12. Corn
meal dull at $5.11idt3.1.M. Oats active at dro23. c.
Hay dull at $1.0t 1 0.11. Bran dull at rtc. Lard
nominal. Pork firm at tat} u. (Lwow shoul
ders quiet at 139,m Maes quiet at Pic.
Dry Good. Market.
NI w Vonit, .lupe C.— Dry goods market dull
but gennnilly bteady for all tek:llle fabrics.
The only chancy of the moment an, Hampden
liyht nottonadey Job at Ike Caine mixt.
Vic: Union No no checks reduced by jobbers
to 2.5 e; do No do No 18 to Zinc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. June it.—Flour quiet but ann.
Wheat excited and :ieZe better. with salea of
No 1 white Michigan at $1.57, amber at $1.31.
No 1 red at sl.3ii and No 2 real at $1.30141.31.
Corn quiet and unchanged. with salea of No 1
at lee anu Nn 9:d !Me. Chita Wall and unchang
ed; No 2 ii7c.
Detroit.
firmuirr, .itine S.--Wheat: white winter lit
2c higher, with good demand: egt
1,61. No I tl.sl..rognine sl.thist 1.3"." and ;onto,
Corn; stiles old nt ttle. Data; Slate 0)c
and weidero
rge.
Juno S.—Flour active but *lncline
salts 2.700 bbl.. Whe.a. unchanged. bit
. .
better. small sales No. I Milwaukee clubs
tkitl. Corn Is dull. with sales I,OXi bush
islek.tl.
IMPORT* UV RALROAD
CLEVIAAND AND PITINISURDII RAILROAD
COMPANY. Jone 1.-10 corn ore. Shoenberger,
11 & Co; 4 ‘l6 do, Coleman. It & Co; 4 dodo.
Union Iron Milk; 2do do. Rees. C & D; 3do
dco.McKnight. Porter & Co; 2do do, Brown &
Co:' 3 do do, (710,0 Smyth & Co; 2 do do. Ever.
son:lt & Co; 2 do do. J PAM er & Son; 2 do do,
'McKnight & Co; 2 do pie - metal. %V Smyth &
Co; 1 do do. Colon Iron Mills; I do do, (Mess.
Smyth & Co; &OM It loather. It A Chtrhe;
24,000 do do. Slick & Sholec; 100 bbht Ihnc S
Darldoon; 10 Lthlc 0i1..1 C Lam! 'Si. Son; 1.000
stores, Wallace, M .b Co; :0 bbla beanc. 111 la
. • . • -•
to fish. VolV, M S Co; NM kgs hope shoes, .1
England k 10: 1 ear lee. W Scott .5 Sou: 7 hits
eherae, W II Kirkpatrick; 2 ears wowl in
shape. Ilays k Getty: 4 has tobacco, I Arns
-4 Mil,. copper, 13112 Mines; In Ibis 1 beer. .1
Kesnleri :03 bus wheat. }lose k Ewing; 15 Las
cheese, I' Duff k Son:2s do do, owner; 3 caul.
.
. . . .. - . .
war, 3 3 I.l' Leary .t Ilro; 8 rolls leather. 19119
hides, M 118 Lange; ii tibia knohx, Jones. NlBl
- .t Cu; 19 WAN door. I/ Wallace: I do eggm,3
, . . . .
do flour, 1 be b:10111. ii lien .1r; sks rt.
e Mow & Anjert 1 tail socar..l ) 1 2.!
sks rye. I tee bacon. & Co; 12 bills
chides. lido rockers. Bedford Chair Co; 1 bbl
cm. F Q Cralgtentl; 2.5 bzo elleeße. Canfield &
F: ISU empty oil bbls. C A Worznenst le: =A Io
40.11 I) Moore; 5 tibia eggs. 6 tubs butter.
Woodworth & 1111einp oil bbls. 1)1) Moore;
50 hf hbls fish. Johnson & Colvin: 30 do do. I
lEM
Ilenzletoto?.l oil bbls.o A Wormcn4tle; h
bbis fob, t 4 11 Baird; 7 bids eggs. 0 Tlarnett;
bbis eggs.. I coop chickens. Mennor ITarpe
4 do do. :dean, & Coeln: b firkin butter. 2 bx
eggs. P Duff .1, Son:a bbl, eggs. Head &
bbis d fruit, Woodworth & i); I bbl eggs. I
Hen .1r rs) neon oil bbl ,CA Wornicast le: bbl
egg,. Woodworth S I). •
PlTT:Gamut. CINCINNATI AND ST; tile.
RAILROAD. June B.—to bgslults. 38 to corn,
Laing & bbla eggs, .1 A birtff; I cask
meat. W H tiraff: 8 roils VI; her. 0 0 Orr; 74
bgs 1114:0004. Bricker A CoS I can luniber. W
C lloPPec. 123 sks rags. It Christy:26 des lard.
Dalzell; A Axe candles. Vols . : A M. 5 hits lard
oil. J S Dilworth Jt Co; 5 Ica hams, Ell Mvers
& Co; dl kgs tobacco. W L Jones: 13 WI,
smiths, Lindsay, S F.; abo mdse. D Gregg
A Co:s box :whitening, It Sellers A Co; 3 bay
bathes, D Stewart; ZEI has corn. 5 bgs rye
Hour. Meanor & 48 do wheat, 31cIlenry
II; 3 bgs rugs, fiend A 31; Is bp, wheat. :9 do
null. S Hood; 33 bgn dour. 0 Herm Al do po
tatoes. A.l C Smith; 0 do do, W Latimer; 4
cars cooperage. W Hastings; I to wheat, Ken
nedy Oro; 2do cooperage. M, P Adams: 1 car
lumber. M Seibert: 154 ban a corn. Dulf
Scm: I car wheat, 3 S Liggett It Co; 25 ics lard.
Kengan & Co.
PITTSBURGH. FORT WATNX AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD. June 14.-8 easel hills. Whitmore.
V I) & Co: 2 cars limestone, Grail. II & Co;
ties rye, 4ei do corn. 12 do meal. Keil & 11:4 cars
oil bids. II D Moore; 3 cars stone. Holman &
10 bales tow. H Gerwig &Co; 44 Lidls hdlo. Wm
Mardorf & Co; 43 lads shovels, kivera-a: A; 4
casks f Jam :11 bin do, Atlantic blase Co:
St eke riots. McCullough. S Co; I 11,1 eggs. J
Wilson & Son; 5 bids vinegar. J A Mills & Son:
2 do eggs. 2.7, bgs oat, =I bus cheese. Wood
worth &D; ins cheese. T C Jenkins: 21 do
- -
do, N J liraden:2s.lo do, Arbuckler ar CO:
do do. Volga. N & do 1111.
W 11 (14312 &
Co; 1 ear lumber. fiat - per, U &Co: 24 emt lads.
lot a Iron. II Iglansn: Cl bales rags, CMarkle
& Son: 10x1 bbls dour, Culp & S.
ALLEGHENY STATION June. K.-1 ear wheat.
T Kennedy Bra; I do rooperage.J N Hemphill;
35 bzs tlasseed. hl It Suydam; 100 61,s fiour.-V.
LIM whir; PM do do. Vueghtly .k Kopp! 34 bgs
corn. N Steel A ;on: 31 sks rags. J II Jones; I
ear metal. I.lndgay A MeCut aeon: 1 ear Hine,
Johnston & Co; 4 I.go eormineal, Iderrer & Hob
. son: 6 hides, Lappe & W( 1 1 1 1, 100 bbls dour,
Ripple & Recheri; 1 ear ore. Lewis. nailer &
lbdtell: I ear F Heckert, I do bn
to, 1 . Tag . 1,2 1 -1 111ctole-.3 toboeeo,lt .1, .4 I 'ar
.l.o; 1 ear Inmtrcr. L N alLers.
.
WAD. 'rather. Jonker t Duet
rich;
e l: Las tr Va.., Fry Co; 1 car barn.
llppe Wel.e; rare lumber. Barman, (;
Co; ICtibbl. cement, C II Lettelu 193 Lull. Intp(-r.
Snitch Yousalo nut.. Lewin., Oliver .k
Ph 1111 P.: 1 mil oars. t ke.r Glitter. Volo, Ma
hood & Co; lerither.Nl (*Lange: 10 Wats
ell.lrcoul,llWittlitill; I forge, l'ark S Dean.
Al.l.ralitirtr VALLEY RAII.AOAI3. June —I
ear :mufti. W (Irnit h: I do lime, lienderson
n du metal. McKnight f( Ca; 1 lit butler. 11 bbls
eurh'Brugnerinan 5: O'Brien: 1 pkgr huller,
W II Cuoper: 1 hag feather., If 1101Jr:G hen.,
halter, (I Boyne: 361.1. egg.,, /touch, lowl
-on 0
BY RIVER
iIitORIINVILLE 10n ar.NRTA
ACKET COMPANY. June R - 170 w It
Schmertz; 1 coil rope. Atu-ell & (.ee; yl boss,
Yertv;2l' pktru produce, 11 F Stroup; nkst
W Seib l'o; 1:13 do do, a) do vorn.
bbl eg6s. Coo - iota - Al it Coulson; 6 bales hay,.l C
;ichauldie 4c Co; 1 to baeon..l II Parker; I bbl
Initnx!Ails netts 11 Kinzer; 2 bbls eggs.
Jones & - Laughlins; . 12 iikgs butler. ;1 do eggs,
Heaton: 12 do butter. a do eggs..l 1; Funk; 2
do butter. do eggs. M IV Rankin is Brin 0.
ot oats, 51 doctirn. McHenry & Hoed; 86.".
cello stoneware. IV II Cooper Si Co; 2 pkgs
butter. I do lard. I bbl eggs. Meer:wk.:l.li &
Co; 12 lads eggs. 40 sloroals..% S
WHOLESALE GROCERS, 84c
ESTABLIIIIIED BA A. & T. GORAILY, IS
W. NI. 111 )R .NIL
Wholesale Groce
271 LIBERTY STREET,
=
PITTABUIMD PA
Meanor & Harpei
Vl.Ollll, ORAIN AND PRODOCE
COnlrnir : tt; ion Arerelilant s
=
Itinaxnmente.nuaua.
M. STEELE. J A. STEF:I.R.
STEELE & SON,
comm.'. Merchants',
And Danlos In FLOUR. ORA IN, Common . e.n
No. 93 01110 nTRECT. near Rao Ali
ceenf 914,
W. C. Armstrong
itiltactuot to Vetter b. Artostrontl 2 )
PRODUCE COMMISSION .MERCHANT,
apt9t.rB9 No. ;13 MARKET NTRNET
L.J. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
No. 396 PENN STREET
COZM
LITTLE, BA I RD & PATTON, Whole
SALE BBOCERS.Counolealen Merchant, and
era In Produce. Flour. Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
earbon and Lard UII, Iron. Balla, Maas, lotion
. . . , . .
Varna and MI Pit4nborgpry Menofseturen genotally
1 laetod 114 SF.TOND
JOIIN I. 11011ML....1L111V. HOVIIK.
TORN I. 11011 SE & BROS., Successors
and t
e. O . N m . I .
HoUrShE&
t C . O c . o , M rner ud e O n r S mi th ° d
.4 Water streets,
'UMW SeirroN • A. WALLACI.
QIIIPTON & WALLACE, .Wholesale
GROCERS AND PRODUCE DFCAI.ER.o. No.
SiJOS ay... Pittebnegb.
DECORATED AND PLAIN
Marble • and Slate
MANTLES,
Made bt• steam poster. The only llloon .13 Western
Pennsylvania wb ere Slate and Marble Marbleized
If antics aro made. Elegant Marble Mantlea,Waln.
seining. Coontera.Furniture Tops. Sc., marbleized
from white marble and slate to exactly represent
the ehoicest 13111/bles of all Varieties and mimic
Sold at Now York price. et 310 and 321 LIBERTY
STREET. Pittsburgh. Pa.
mrßitwfi:4T
WELCOME
HAY AND GRAIN RAKE
Pgriners : look to your Interest and buy none
he the Welcome Steel Tooth Wheel Italie, it is the
aluudest In We construction and bust in main ex
amine it betide YUll buy soy other: sold u lon su
the common Zak. end ran be Worted btn eitild 7
odd)). =1;42! %`.1„."1271' nr ""i.. 7 , 7 1
ntd e t r danger rake or driver . . an advantagi , o
mpg sold tio;re, M Crir? "4 urre in ini . 2 _ l4 rn i tllrgi s i a
3111 41111111.1. V rittsionrgh• "
121 M
PITTSBURGH DAILY. GAZETTE : THURSDAY 'MORNING, JUNE 9, 1870.
RIVER NEWS.
The river vraa about stationary last
evening with 3 feet 10 juries in the chan
nel by' the Mono ngabelii nirka. It is
singular that after all .the rain that has
fallen within the past week or two there
is not much more water; the minx We had
here could not nave extended to.
the headwaters. ft! the Allegheny
anti 31onongultela risers. otherwise . there
would certainly have been a rise -- here of
!MEE
.re has been no arrivals since" the
a our last report excepting, the
gulnt local packets.
The Belle. Capt. .1. P. Smith, ,is
tr regular packet for Brownsville and
eneva today. leaving at 5 o'clock P. - al
Th,, Belle pays particular attention to Way
husinesa. Messrs. McElroy .5: ro. are her
agents. •
I 'apt. Evans, of the Kate Putnam ha ,
not yet decided what he will do.
The
date .n
The ti ratite State, Capt. Wash Kerr, is
due here this morning, and will return to
Portsmouth a s usual to-morrow at 4 r. v.
She will receipt passengers and .freight
through to.Clucinuati.
—ln March. 1868. a salt Imo decided
against the steamer Magilnta for dama
ges slistainoil by tbo 1.1mV.11 in colliding
with' the former summer. The United
States Court rorerned the decision a few
. .
diva Since and Ordered the damages to be
equally divided, and that T. P. Leathers,
1. (orrery, .1. R. Carter and Jnmrn 1114,,
pay $6,000 for onedutif the damages atm
tained by the Magenta The /lists of suit
were• ordered to Le equally divided.
the Cincinnati Coinmereiat
Lit laMbury is building the;mll of n side:
Wheel steamer for the Arkansas River and
Nlin.phis tittle, wider the superinteud•
ear, of t:apt. John Worslburn. It will be
'do4/ feet long, 3:2 feet heam, with live feet
hold, and is to-be completed by the first of
August. It will receive the Satoma's
marhinery, and be completed by-the 15th
of September.
.n.• 1' -i1 Henthl
Knosvh. hailyridaY says: The river was
higher yesterday than it Gas been
tee-the great Hood of March. 1867.
;blob submerged-Chattanooga.. Consid•
mlble damage has been done to the I'l'ol.
he bottZt larithr - by tho overflow
--=The St. Louis Repubii,un sometimes
gets things a little 'mixed. Look at the
following: Capt. S:Shunian has returned
front Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. where he
will assume command of the "inV"a"
t ell Annie Laurie.
Messrs Wilenx S Stevens n( ()Inaba.
.ternn•lier4 Atesiner Argo
t . 1., ftga. l'ot..r l'onrad, for anal
otr.ll. Capt. 4:onitti design
M=Ml
—The Rwiu ire r rays: The - ship
carpenters at several of the boat. yard.
Item st mei: tor higher wages yesterday
111011illi. The demand of the carpenters
was satisfied. we believe. and the men re•
stoned work.
• —A dispatch from Louisville says that
the Louisville A'Hendertton ;Packet Com.
Luny want to: 'purchase the Arlington.
'l'Gr Company Will charter her this season.
any way. _
-The Juniata loft Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh on Monday. She will doubtless
roach hero to-night. and.roturn again
—The tit Marye. Lorena St. Charles
and.Bellevernon took tint a pie nir excite
sloth? from Cincinnati no Monday.
—The tilaagow arrived at Cincinnati m
Monday from New °denim
RIVER PACKETS
THE FLEET STEAMER ag giZe
BELLE,
J. P. SMITH.
J. IV. story
ildepeplirnt Pittsburgh, Browns% illr an
Lasve , s . \M IA u( sat above 31.1ponsaAttlyR a i
, 0 3 r> ... , y.1ADA Y. Tit U RICA Y and SATUR l
.
Ghlt carry rnolabt and Parmencera bo all points o •
the Monornnthala river.
For freight or taxman apply on board, or at Wharf
boat. at foot of Grant rtreat.
. 4 "01t. CAIRO AND ST.
Lewis. -Me Wendid
...NMI,
Will lon., Tor the at....•• and lotermeittale r.ort
V. Juu« V. atSr. N.
For ft. , 11 ,,,, w P... 10,141.1411 ton boa.l.
PORTIOIiatuTIII PACKJILT.
VOR WH EIf:LINO. ARI-
-
Insve+ Pitti.ilurgh Evans EMI:Mr-4 P. &I
=1
==l
GRANITE STATE.
I=
Will leari.l4,anrirnicked.
V.or treliO4,l immnage apply Cl bolintl,dir to
MI
Pittsburgh and Cineinna
TJNIATA,
t u'lgtildilt•ViiiiaATAlV' b ein! h e f r o_"tp";t:
I tr. . A .m t . a . 4: VIII leave tineinnatl V CRI fitN.
tsauga
r"r
freight
".r
.1 GoW"."X/I)
rub: A KS COLLINS. AVM..
STE.ILDISHIPB.
TO' LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
Tow3s.- THE INMAN MAIL
EAMBRIPS. numbering @lateen erste
clam emsels. among Mum the celebra
ted
riTY OF PARIS, CITY OF ANTWISRP,_
CITY OF BOSVN, CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITE OF LONDON.
Feting . ViVEHY SATU RDA Y, trout Plor 43 North
Hirer. New Tort. For pejsege or further in
apply to
WILLIAM. BINGHAM . , Jr.,
143 SMITHFIELD STREET.
Tack, Bro, .Bz, Co,
PERRY BOLDING,
Duquesne Wf.s.y, Pittsburgh
TACK BROS.,
' Philadelphia
WA.RING & KING,
Cannunionn Marchanta and Broken In
Petroleum and its Products
DALZELLII BLOCIC,DOQUILEINS NAY•
I=
WARING,KING & CO
PETROLEUM REFINERY
Herbert W. O. Tweddle,
AIANUFACTIIIIBR OF .
Lubricating and High Text Barging Hile.
ECLIPSE RAILROAD AXLE OIL.
Mande great hest without Change: nemalns lim
pid at lowest temperatures. Special oil for Mill
. climates or hot weather.
LoCOMOTIVE, KNOLNE. MACHINE 5110?.
Will cut sentra.
SAW MILL AHD PLANING MILL OILS.
Adapted for high slr,
/WIN • TANNERS' L, W LFIRAD.LICIRT Olt..
OIL. ST -MI:Ny.OLE,
FIND and MULL GIiDAPOLINR,_
OIL, lIARIVEBS PARAFFINR.
ARMOR VAltbilbß. to preserve Bright Iron
Work and Machine.) from rust,
Them products are menufactured under Dr.
Tweddlc`s patent by linperbeated Magnin Yaccuo.
The Lubrlcatlng Otis cre eltuost cdodesa. Peffe.Of
pure. unlferen: aael Waggly light colored. Rand a
high temperature anchatufed „and-moat. IlatPld
I
during extrema cold., The tallroad Oils 5re . ...10 -
quailed, and ate Oonstant use nimw 0001
prlnM pal Itailmeada amp°. am awatgluedlthd
orders left at '1.74 WOODRTREET. at
Sharpsbergilrldge. . .
M3s=l
WHEELER'S
Patent Stamp Caneelers
EDWIN 'STEVENS,
No. 41 S. Third Street
enti.ADateliiA.
General Agent for Slate of Petintylvania
e al .. arders will be 1111.4 . through tills off etfAtal)
DOM=
DOCTOR WHITTIER CONTIS.
CEO TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE MS
EASCM• That numerals class of cases resulting
'from selfosbune, producing unmanliness, nervous
ladatality, emotions. Mminta emissions,
and dually impotency permanently aced. person.
afflicted with delicate. latictda and long sanding
cocuilltutional complaint.. are politely invited to'
cell for consultation. which cats nothing. Rape
rtance, the twat ut leischers, las enable,' him to
perfect remedies at once elllcient.safe,pernmnent.
and which In meat cues an he used without hied
ante to business. Medicines Prepared , e the es
tablishment. whlnh embrucey (intim. reception and
wattle:: rottenly, abut b o naingend sleeping span
`Men& fia retains requiring dual Person.tl mien-
Mon. and raper and ebtailrat baths, Ilia coneten
tnnn the famed mineral springs. N. matter who
hare failed. state your rose. head whet he soya In
hls pamphlet ra 'fifty pupa, sent to any address for
two stamps instated( envehnie. Thousands of eases
treated annally,at office and all over the oinntrr.
Consultation free, ream..? b Y ""?'". ' me° N i ° '
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M. tuti P. IL •SumiIIIITS 14 at. to Ye v. .
Pamphlet fent to any_ Stlante”orMSO IMAMPS.
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13:3 2. 1,p'SPEI'SIAOF'
—NEW MODE
YItOF
the tiletlnitlinhed Rog
nab Ltotantst. discovered In Anstrulla on racollent
itotanle remedy, an effectual cure for Indliteallon.
ltllllows and Liver t•omplaintr.•ild c.outuuntrated
the name to the Philadelphia Botanic Institute.
secretary wlli, on appliestlon. forward tree to
' ' ' l ' ll t eql t e n 4lrcatt n e t Yr= l , ' lcletf who thin an "
tnioneetnent will not wake any charge for Ms
recipe. the object living to demonstrate the lane
-
Motile Of flotanic over every other pr.efir of
medicine, but in return redort Wh nth
beneettell to forward to the aoriatY a nIaIR ant
of their case, and thus aid with farts the preent
movement In medical reform. Endow, adi eetwd
envehr to the "SgellETAlt TII LIO
TANII INSTITUTE." ?(I It South 1 3,11 street,
Philadelphia. 1e1,12
Ily"AtiNilt)111): HOW hOSTI 110 W
ItINTOltb:11 —Just Publlrbod In unmated
pe.
noel„ Price, nil cents. A 1.1071 . 11116.0NT11N
NATURAL TIMATAINNT, and Radical fern Of
Rilenatitorrluen. Or Sentinel Weaken., and Itupod
meats CO liliarlage generally,
_• Nervousness. Con
eutoptlon. Kellopsy and Vlta; blehtel gad Physical
Incnyweity, A., by lintel'. .1. 11,1 - .VEILW !CIA., I).
It., author of the ..tireen • La. "A lil/ON TO
TUOUSANIeI OF SUFFERERS." vent wnder
seal, in a plain envelope. to any addreen. poignant.
11 175 " . 1 5. ' Ir lie
ce e p Y ' t r
Tort, Postonice nos 4556. Abu, Itn.culverwell'a
- Marriage prier 2S cents. In vlb
rgritATC.lllEl.o l { ' S llAllt
!Rye la the best In the
world. Harmless, reliable.lnatwntanrwnis, doer not
contain lead.nor any to prod.. ,
line or death. AVold the Vaunted and deli,
slee . prepamtlons . bonsttnlr alit
;I ' d ' 31T r W. A.
integrity an eke l Ferree flair Dye— thik or
Brawn. Sold by all linigatels. Applied ~t 16
Bond cereal. N.Y. I fel
th
salwahcaOlio Railroad C°.
The Chesapeake and. Ohio
In Wait Vlritinia. 227 mile.. It I• being rapidly
extended to tho Ohlo river. 200 nines further
making In all .127 mite,
In It. prove akcesterird. It penetratee and open.
up to market t i , WONI)NRFUL t'OAL DEPOSITS
OF THE KA 4ANVIIA IttletlON IN wr...rr vin.
MINIA. And l, l hn. brine. the unperlor and abundant
Coals of that ACttion Into communication with the
IRON CORER If' YlltfillflA AND 01 . 110, and the
WpiTF.IIN.ROSTIIAVeNTERN AND RARTRIthI
lIARICICTM. •
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thee Pith the F—NTIRE SYSTEM OF RAILROAD
AND WATER TRANSPORTATION OF THE
GREAT WENT AND SOUTHWEST.
ml . •,111 eomzuen4 • I.Allar SIIA RE OF Tlt
IF.
tSOIIMOVA FltKlil II TS seeking tranoportmtion to
the eo•st.
"1`427;•
Geneva Parkil
COMM
111===
I=lll
12=3
PACKET LINE
OILS
109 WALNUT NTRNNT
ECLIPSE
SPECIAL NOTICES
FINANCIAL
E
Railroad
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IThen completed It •11l connect the 1..71'E1T1011
(ARBOR FACILITIEti OF TIIE CHESAPEAKE
.111 make a SIIOIIT. NAsr. CHEA I' and FA
I=l
1=
AND PROFITAp,E F:ASTAND . IVINT
1.174F, 4 OF RAIT.ROAD In the enuntry. and porn
wand k trade of Immense vatlie.
The complelfd portion of the Howl Is doing a
PRoFITABI.F.,.-AND INCRKASING
I '
and is tally equal In Tattle to tire whale amount of
the unlit:age upon the entire Litre-0/1113.1H10,-
000.,
The loan of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rallnnd
Corneae, bean* a FIRST RORTI.Ati Y. VFW.: VIE
ENTIRE' LINE. FROPKRTV AN If EQUIPNIENTS.
WORTH WIIRN CORFU:TRU AT LKAST $30.-
000.000.1 a tnorarore anent titerun.taub.tantlal
conaarraliva and Nimble Railroad iw , an• gm of
firred In thn yacullarly adapted I.
Iniestors and Capitalists
Who Intro to mate their Inveottneelle . With the
,o,et h et‘inietori 14 , Y1ITIVIt AND
ineDOIJNITICI)
,
" — The Doha et err tn!lecoushhatleas Of -7
$l,OOO, $5OO and $lOO,
=1
Interest 41r per rent Wr annum. pal - 1141d MAY
Ist and NtWEAIHICE I pt.
PIIINEI PA I. AM INTEREST I'AYA MOE rIN,
1;1 ot.D TITE errs' E s NEW YORE:
Price AO .ND Ace RUED INTEREn'r In Cur.
ency. et Anted price they pny new., SEVEN PER
'ENT. IN ul lLil on their
All Itavernment IluidA and Giber Reentitlea dealt
in at the 'tack I:velum/4e received In exchange. at
their full Utarket value, and Ronda sent VI all parts
=1
•Thet ran be obtained by ordering dlfect from us
or through any resporulbTe Bank or Banter In any
part of the 'eountr7.- •
Fisk & Hatch,
BANKERS.
No. 5 Nassau Sireei, , New York.
Tdaps, Pamphlets and full
information furnished upon
application in person or by
mail.
S. M'CLEAN & CO.,
BANK_ .1:?S,
65 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh,
Asada:for the sale of these Tionas.
LEAD; DRUGS,
PrrigitlfGt
White 'Lead and Color Works,
J. Sehoonmaker f & Son,
PROPRXETORS,
=
4.59, 4sl, 1;!.436 and •li3 Rebtrea Wert,
@MEM
We call attention to the go...tee [...led : on our
Strictly run, Macs lead, sad when woo)
VisTg7;l4lt9jui we mean hemlmll
tgrre
fore is whiter iusul superior, both 0 color cod re,-
. ITlVlTri l i r gPiD to b th e purer Carbonate nt 1010
Tile Wnit _'V,, 6 llfttlg,'" atrll t i,'n'il, d iliLPT,rol
p.
HENDERSON, S. & • BROTHERS;
- 288 Liberty street, Maslen in Drugs, Rant
dud Patent Medicines. lns2
STONE
WATER PIPES,
Chimney Tops, •
HOT AIR & -FLUES, &c.
- A large and toll aslortment Conatant4 on band
HENRY H. COLLINS,
..9: 1.31 133 SZCOND AVENITS.
CHARLES P. STRWHT;
Carpenter and Builder;
WM promptly attend to all kinds of Jobbing wort,
Oil and water tankr,thade to order. no. 111 North
avenue, Corner Wenner itreet, Allegheny, Pa.
arilkwri •
. • .
101 IN 1/111.1.ESPIE, -
it, .
Ohirnlielis wept.
Work ilone on Carpel...ollmill .43Alnpf/Irl. MI
mR B
ien. Soft at rnatotlee Boy 17:Loy at No. 14
NTAWXIIItV 41.1.101, - le, fen Liberty and
n
, i ..,
mllbeleild streets, I'lltebneg . rn., 7111ey‘vie.
10141
0111 attentlnn. .. .. loyMdell
T 131 E: ~. - c! .. •
.I_, • 04111 bbl. F.setern While time.
•
1410 bblo Cleveland Lilne: •
tnttg Fremont d 4:
14141 •
Cor sele by J. B. CMNFIELI/
myX ' 141 )1111•avenneo
FINANCIAL.
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Tradesmen's National Bank,
ITOODD STREET, CORNER SECOND ICE,
INTEREST PA I D ON DEPOSITS
Gold, Coupon Bonds and Mud;
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A. Creakfeel,
W. V AN ICI Itla_Vics liraselant.
C V tt MAHAN. Ja Cashier.
AMERICAN BANK,
No. 80 Fourth Avenue
'PITTSBURGH
1 $lOO 000
I=
Stockholders Individually-Liable
DANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOHN 1/I.ollh • WK. rwri),
Prenldent. 1 a s
ntlierreolln:
~
'Thos. 34 Marahalh John AI. blprtland.
Wni. T. Minn., Archibald Wallace.
Nonce ...rat, Jas. D. Kell/.
Chin. B. Leech. Writ. Floyd.
John VI yd.
Collect' nn wide on all pall In+ the United
Mates an ClanadA Prompt Mon ion paid to Co,
..1.P2"...t!. , telftkla
Fr
TEEHOLD BANK
.ND BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
No. 100 Fourth Ave., Pittoburgh,
PRIV I.OL)K
100.000.
91300.000.
• •
DEPOSITORS SFAIDLED BY REAL F.STATE
AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DE
POSITS.
Prod,lont—EDWAßD MOUSE.
Vlm ProsIdono—J.S.CRAPP. ADAM JAPOBIL
EDWARD LOUSE, WILIJAM 1.111/.1.108,
JAMES S. CRA/7`, R 0 0 .7. W.MACK Y.S.
THOMAS STP:IO,. JARED M. 11101111.
• TIRIMAS W. DAVIS.
Benne sr, end
1 ,
Trensurer--TIIDM AS STEEL.
',gala nt. t'sinhter—J AM ES I'. SPEER,
-0111. nun. from o'clock A. It. to 4 firinct P.ll
Sell), n 41 every Saturday opening from 7 10 1 O.
sp..l w 0
~
COMMERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY
burgh
No: 9! Fourth Ave., Pit
t 200.000
y Liable.
1 m ACILVM.
ashler.
MEM
Stockholders Indivldua
V 1.17. EVEILSON
President.
pIaLCTOILS:
ALEXANDRR BAWLS, JOHN I
A. H. D. S. 111 J
W. 11. EV KB.SON, JUDY (1
W. J
lIRMART IL
L F. WI
ACOB KEE.
Collections made on all sawmill
United nudes and Manulsa.
INTRREHT allowed on TINIR DEPOSITS.
Prompt attention even sJi business of mtrot
sinntlenta. '
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CITY BA N K,
1112 , AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH, P.A.
CAPI AL.
INDPAY,
ItliS4
prni.t.irs
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STOCICIIOLDEDS INDIVIDUALLY I 3 ABLE.
INTKIIENT PAID UN DEPOSITS. .
FORltli/N RiflidNtik • bouditt and *old. and
when desired remitted to Nampa Collections
made On ell end In ell the principal point. of the
felted Staten end Caned,.
DOISINICK 1111.8 EN. Preeldent.
WN N. MO .11MA RGAN. NN feebl ,Vi e•er. President.
It ILLETOnIis •
D. thutatut. • : Janice Sleaba,
Thum. Rourke, ' . .. Hugh Keating.
Pateiet Kane, I ijiatunea Campbell.
Ch .H. B. . , James Phalan,
h. Itaulno: - - 1 H. A.Freyenglit.
IL Aimee, . Thomas Unlttes.
N. 111.11P1•
i!!...th
301 A, N. 0 A ZZ AM. 5.,1ic11..r.1
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO:
f Pittsburgh
VOA TITS
Safe Keeping of Valuable
B=l
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
No. 83 Fourth Ave
Prosident—W &LIAM( PIIII,I,IPS. '
lad PresWent—HENßY FLO VD.
B Trot) 11. Painter,
JlOl. 13— Morrison.
Irutiser.
William Phillips,
Henry Lloyd,
William Has,
William N. I.enn, ,
Jaa.i
Peal" . and Trail.—N. F. VEIN
Open dally from 9 o'clock A..
TIONNTIORST.
. to 4 OClOek P. Is
NE
'ARVIN,
reet,
MORGAN, KE
«Tall S
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HTOCK HONDO.
and GO S,
LD. and
. .
Buy and Sett romulduln
COT ERNAIENT An
SP:CU - RITZ
trauma •
A General Banki
TIM) If MORGAN. •
g Business.
MVKI. P. KICENTS,
SELDRN E. MA
(lAte ta)oxasur General awl
• the Statg of Now
Adjutant amaral of
York.,
Being lo the immediate vicinity of the Stock IM
change and the Gold Board (and teeMbers of each)
orders are treated with thegreatest possible de
mach.
Merchants and Investors. !lying at a distance
can rely goon ism attention to their smallest
largest onion , . with equal care and promptness.
As In years yam. we shall continue to tramtic
all business of Nattfintil Bah. and Cory...lnn
nn the owes favorable terms.
. . .• .
Individuals anti Trust Companies, contemplating
a change In 'their seturttles. Or desiring to make
Inquiry concerning any financial businesa they
may hate to this city are Invited to communicate
with s personally or by letter,
Here n reoce—ltessm. Jay Cooke &(0.. Now York.
N. Holmes & Sons
BANKERS,
57 Market Street,
PIrfSBURGH, PA
Collect:one made on all the Principal points
the United State. and Canada+.
STOCKS, BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND HOLD ON COMMIBBION
f`aellenlati attention paid to the parch.. and
MY or
'United States Securities.
da.13.1
HART,c;AVGHEY &CO
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STREETS,
Pittsburgh. Pa.,
(SUMMONS TO HANNA. HART! (`O,l
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And ;official. attanUon paid to Oa purchase and
aola of I
Government Bond
Al.BO
Sight Draughts on London
7 Per Cent. Gold Loa,
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OF TES ,
BURLINGTON, -
CEDAR RAPIDS
MINNESOTA R. R. CO'
First Mortgage
60 YEAR CONVERTIBLE BONDS
A LIMITED QUANTITY FOR HALE.
At 90 and Accrned Interes
inlamt panblo May and November.
IeDGAU TTIOMPSONd.
1:11)1XLES I. FROST, •
The venter part of the road Is alreadreompleted
and .howl large Wetted% and the Wente of the
work is rapidly progreuing• • •
We tadtealtatlegly reeohnneed these Venda at the
eafeet and best invertmedt in the tnettet.
11. S. PPre-nrentles, st current priee• ontnretern
ere per cent. Interest. wells' these Pay eight and
anrquertar per cent-110)01d. eat wo reperdt6e
security egttlljcOnd.
HENRY CLEWS & CO
Bankers.
32 Wall Street, Netv Yok
S. M'CLEAN & CO.,
No. 65 Fourth Avenue
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ENGINES, BOILERS, dio.
FORT
Boiler, Still and Tank
WORKS.
ARROW, & SNYDER,
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TAlLzW.Y,l'llffkivirr.Tl2li. l itlt''
bT11.1.9 AND 011. TANKS.
t lIIHNKYii. BREW HIM/ AND Asn PANS,
SETTLING PAN.. SALT PANS AND PON
DEN SKID,
1...1KAM PIPES. GASOMETERS AND IRON
RllllKi Y.+.
PRISON DOORS AND COAL. SHUTES.
OFFI , E AND WA rumoveE
24, 34, Short and Liberty Street 4,
PITTSBUII9II. Pd.
firlirders sent In the above address Will be
promptly attended to. tah9l.9)
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
(or. Point Alley and Duquesne tit,
(NEAR TUE POINT.)
Engine Builders, Founders,
AND
MACHINISTS.
Eannferture STEAMBOAT MOINES and STA
TIONKRY ENGINES of all Miles.
Specialattention Invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE ANT) PORTABLE
BOILER of 13 horse power.
CASTINGS, of every kind, made to order at our
Foundry. TIII STREET, below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLETS.
HANGERS. HOUSE end TOBACEO SCHEWS.
and IRON TOBACOO PRINSIDI, on hand and
mode to order, at. the.
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Ni=f, , i ,
~;.." ti , .• Alleitneee Weer near the Point
lir All nr ors sirmintly 1111±1_11 . 11, tin
BieLielc & Bro.
►IRS AND BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFES AND VAULTS,
DO DAMP. NO MOULD.
• -
•
ENGITS AND MACHINERY,
BREIVERI WORK, REPAIRINU and PUTTINU
l!P MAIM SEILY,HVORAULIC CEMENT. Co,
uojd7As d PIKE STREETS, Pittsburg% Pa.
O'HAA BOILER WORKS,
F.. EPHAN St, CO,,
Aldnufactu ors of STEAM OILERS OIL TANKS,
STII.I.S. A GTATURS, SALT J'ANS,DASOME.
CERS ' mica EN FI R E
PANS,
Emus. sc.. PRISON DOORS,
M ACKEV ' •
for. of. tond AMU! and Liberly Stmt.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
•
Repshine done promptly. Orders sent to tilt
sbnee sil
whirr , . lbe promptly attended tn.
F. RKEII AN. formeNy 51 soaker at CARROLL k
SNYDER:, oelki4E
1100.000
FOUNDERS,. MACHINISTS.
KNAP- FORT PITT
Foundry Company.
OFFICE AND WORKS
h Street,
OrEugtnes. Rolling Dllll Slachloorl. Nsil
N ATI ON A L FOUNDRY
AND
Pipe Works.
met nand! and Smallman Sreeta
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WAI. SMITH,
CIE=
11!ANUYArrORLR 01 ,
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
;AS AND- WATER WORKS.
general
Castings for Gas and Water Works!
I would altocall the attention of Ruptintendonta
to
of G. Watts to , meta of RENO TS.
W. J. ANDERSON A. ERILTV.4.II.E.
MONONOADF,LA FOUNDRY.
- W. J. ANDERSON & CO
Manufacturer. of IRON WOIJAE FRONTS. WR(
WW LIN TR LS and. HMIS, and -
Castings of all Descriptions.
Ppecial %tannin.
_paid to ARCEIITIIXTURE
CANYINGS and to Cantons for Window Wass
Wow..
Oencr Jowl romance—No. 130 WATER ST..
Pittsbunib.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
Bliecemors to HollbaiON. MINIS At MILIfIS
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOTINGEBS S 1:1ACIIINISTS. PITTSBURGH
Manufacturera of Boat, .d Stationary Steam
.BLBloat Ensiortimrortjg...,:fd
et Ctiirand Übeat Itrtn Work
b=Mt
'roruer tv.e..aemi
THOS. CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry h Machine Works.
SANDUSKY BT.. AI.LEGITIESTY CI??. PA
Manufacturers of Stationary and Portable Steam
Etturtnes. <NI Proems, Pulley., final ttna. Udall:10
Grate Wort. Rolllnabilll and Marldne Cutlass,
Hars. weignta. www 001/10., lta Ilan to
order and bare on band Maginot; of all Masa
Phoenix Roll Foundry,
Cur. LIBERTY AND 94TH EITEL
BOLLMAN & • BAGALEY,
llonolactuforo of Superior
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolls and Pinions
PROFESSIONAL.
Dec Amp,
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,,
Rae removed to No. Si GRANT STREET Pitts
burgh. Will brag:Rosin the U.S. Circuit aul c ikelm.
of
in the State flusew• and ell tbe
Allegheny Onlintl. and coltectlons In moat of
the adjacent cornattes. 7•'—ors
'LT 11. MeCORMICK,
Attorney-at-Law
arTrompt Mtantlon even' to all kinds oLl i d.
tnalacsa.
ARCHIBALD BLAKELY,
. Attorney-at-Law,sc4;
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LT
lA] M. M. B. NEETER, ,
ALlciairArt Alo sx.omao ICETICE or
THE PEACE.,
Offi.ce, 112 Fifth avenue.
e t v attention Wen to.enntayatteilte and col-
Ind I fecal tolittaitt:Ncift=rta
COTTON, MILLS
HOLMES, BELL & ca l
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS,
liaoufacturero of URAVY YEDrU ofoS mart'
ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA
Sheeting and Batting.
IRON
CR
STEE
MILLER,'
OFFICE: N. groi Liberty Street,
PITT, lit' ICIIII. PA.
UQUES T NE
... 1.1'011 . 1i .S.,
Coleman, Rabin & Co.,
- • bIAinIPMTVIirItS OI
IRON, IcAns, STEEL,
Axels and Springs.
DUQUESNE, L X AND JUNIATA_
FLAT BAIL, ROUND AND SQ_CARE IRON,
'BAND, HOOP,SIIKEI . AND TANK IRON,
BOILER PLATES AND 111 AD
(WARD IRON. DRAG AND DROPPER BARS.
YLANGES,VUTTER DAIIRCVLINDKR IRON,
1' AND FLAP RAIL: for Co.' IlooLlr,. L
CICOWBARS.WEINIESand lIARROw TEETH,
SPRING, PhOW AND CULTIVATOR STEM.,
STEEL WINOS AND MOULDS II to pos.lwrn,
STEEL TIIIKS, STEEL SII Arri Na. A LI NTEKL,
A my!, RUGGI: . and WADoN SPRINGS and
CUT NAILS AND SPIKES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted
orrset::4 AND WORTCS-16thstreet end Idle
ghanyVer. and 77 Water smut. Pittsburgh.
mh9
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
EbTAHLIHRED IN 1843.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
Best. Refined Cast Steel
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO.
Best Refined German Plow & Spring Steel
CORNED. ROSS AND FIRST AVENUE. Puts
burp, P. sub:hall
PITTSBURGH
Not city Works,
. FOUNDEI) A. D. 1E433.
31001111EA1), A DAIiS & CO.,
.7.s Fseett Hintsur Lacks cod Latches
Paint lent enareP
earner of FIIPST AV KNUE and 'GRANT STS.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sheffield Steel Works.
SINGER, NIMICK & CO.,
Mmufactursirx of every dewriptloo of
Caist and German Steel
RAILWAY SPRD:OS. ,
ELLIMIC AND PLATFORM SPRINGS. •
AXLES, eiTEEL TIRE, Le.. de.
WAREHOUSE—S 3 Water.3.ll 00 First otree.
BLACK DIAMOND,
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufaellrers of all llrw•riptions o
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STEPIL. _
OFTICE and WARETIOUSE-30t11. 31st end
Railroad streets. rittsborgh.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
COOK STOVES
Get the B os t I
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
I=
For. Bituminous Coy,
. .
WirinkVed to LOOK: HAKE or ROAST me we
re twy ar stow& In the Union.
• BISSELL. cV - CO
No. 2.35 Liberty Street
ALSO. ON HAND AND FOR :SALE,
PARLOR STOVES, HEATING STOVES
ORATE FRONTS, FE-NOVTLS. -
=TEM!
GRAFT, HUGU4 & CO,
=I
STOVES,
Boston Cooking Range
"TILE FIERY FURNACE"
FOR NFARMINci BUILDINGS.
Talc NEW AI ST COOKING STOVE,
"REGULATOR,' COLUMBIA COOK STOVE.
VAN'S(ptheinnati Pattdmi PORTABLE RANGE.
CAST IRON MANTLES, WELLMAN'S REFLEC-
Toll,GßATES,free from dirt and amt: ORATE
FRON7'S, FENIMILS, Sc.
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
P1TT9 . 1013. PA.
A.BRADLEY & CO.
No: 30 Wood Street
alanufseturete of the Ensetest Variety of COOK.
PARLOR and HEATING STOVES to be found.
In our usortotent found all th e latest PAT
.TEHNS gold IMPROVEMENTS, and the repute.'
floe of our Stoves Is such that any one In want of
a pond artleie should porch.° none bat those men
ufscooad try tics. they will Do found the moat 4u.
rable as -•—" s"
Beld streets.
JIXTOR fnr
- ITOWEraTIVgati
attention to our now VOLCANO arrovE. for
ehurehekhalle hurl atOrea. Over 31)0 wld Ititbroo
montho. Intend e d for with or without mixing. t ill
who have used them pronoun. them Illltmerior to
say other and far Chooser. Nand foreataKne and
Price Llta
MOINES, LIQUORS, &c. -
WARNER'S
.FRENCII COLORING,
The Very Best in the United States,
• . MANUFACTURED BY
AVA_GINTER;
981 North Seventh Street,
PI7II,ADELPTLIA.
RIMAINCTA—AII the leading houses in Phila.
delehle. Ja.M.910-171111_
Schmidt & Friday,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, - ,BRANDIES, GINS, &e.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
NoB. 384 and 386 Penn,
Cor. of ELEVENTH sT.. formerly Canal.
No, 68 GRANT STRICT,
MOE
JOS. &FINCH & CO
FM. 185:111!.1511 , f11t:7113 and 1115
Manoroescrs CO PPER
trdirAZYl4. ALWASsler2ii-r-Ottln"
7PbO
On, se.. SM%
PAIN'IING, GRAINING, &c
JOHN T. G-RAY",
, ROBB AID EU PAIUTE&
6atAXlNrEllt. AND GILAZIEIi,
jaaktv Maui Rand stre.e.) Pitt.borgb.
AND STEEL.
RAILROADS.
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ENNSYLTANIA • CENTRAL RAIL.
P
IttlAD.—ten and
Pri t a Ipar t alt r
MATllve h, dde7o. Trat;ea
t,V:am fel
EWEN
1 . 11 3 01,71 •1' 141 ' .,,, • Th ' ,V 3 141..
• Leave I
to
lee. Aril., at Onion De tot
~r •• 9 7" 7 .` 113 am Mall Tram. .11 3 am
..-"l• • • Ibo .Ito am Fast L 1 . • era
Bola.. A., ,, 11101) ram Comlnnail Ex 1 ram
4
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i
l'one ""e - 7 IC NI ti '. :V1%..: ), 11 , {W . Upm
1 ocAL.
'WeiliSs No. 1. 6:50 an, Wall:0E0.1 . 6* Uam
W,
• il l l ." • L g t?: 1.. 1 :1 ill :>".", 1 1 ,T1i':1;,...;. . am
I ill'fil'.C.'3"..` . it 22 Vol ia'r:w4`.c.- • L':
1?
g.‘".7)".%. 4..
3 3°
P3' ! ast i l l l l. . ' 7 ' Z:. A - • y,
No ' . 1 3'.
Pi 30 pro•Brlnvi AeNow • 0 pm
all,. No. 6 11:00 inwllimsew'd A..
Ne. I .... . . 0 . 33 pm
i ineitinatl Express and P.M. Express leave
.10117. All other train. daily. except Sandal.
The ( nurch Train. leaves Walls *Dillon every
rummy at 111 00 a. ne., leeching iltiaburgh at
1011 U a. m. Returning, leaves Pit.b.llo ai
I 4 SO p. so and arrive. at Walls Station at 11:10
••'
n'th'r in
i•''''' ‘ I MI "' I3 I II(4IWITII. Agent.
The Peraitylvania Ilailroad Company will not me
.`" an , Oa I. Bggege. except for mewl. Mr .
rorvi an i
In their ...eonsiniiity to Une pn
area Ihater.. in value. All Bag... esceeding Hi...
1,11 , 1111. in value will be at tbe
tick
of th• owner,
001.... taken by apecial contmck .
J.
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my. General Sureiintendeux A1t2.. - .W.
pITTSBUIIIaIp FORT WAYS E lit
CHIC... , IL W ens
latillt.11! 3 1.1.1"- aBLIIEM
Irro. MAT 21, 1600, De. wlll leave from
and arrive at the union Depot, north side HUl
burgh cit i. y .., 114 . as billow) , .
A vx.
Poe 7..... 11 ig a m Fut Line 3 . 31 ...H6 aoi
Erie x, Ygn Ex. e aro Fultic Fs ..1. Is pLa
C 4.6 WIT' .111 a . Wheeling Ex 1 Pt a m
chipt, mem o _ .3to • m C...t 84 L. I. .1 1. 11 s ptn
Ex.... 1 .4 Malt- p.
( C •l h . l .reThE 1...1.31 p nrCierlf:nd ... rt ..,
N e in, Ex 0, p nil Erie 3 Yg. Ex 13 pto
Pre a YX•nEx.. 38P MCI. 3 Wag .o . eta
IMPART PROM ALl.lSO . T.lrlailllalt IN ...013 T.
IlesklOills Ac..L114 a miLeeksdele 4 . 1..0 aet
13.3•utl'a° ": 1 17. 1 4 a n :Lt . :eV:4le •• !$.• : t ' l
Rochester -1 2.13 pau 'mon •• _D- :m
/
Lunn ••4. h pl. Leetsdale .. lit pm
LeeDdele " 3.13 pn) Beak FIRM •• • . p m
Ittek Fail.:' 0113 afa Leetsdale " p m
leeMilale - 10 . 43 Pm _ - a • 9 °
Fair links Sen. tem us. Son•
de church .1:13 paf Car Catt.T. , ....•.31 ., • ..,
- Pacific Exams, will leave daily.
Plc.° Express arrives daily.
ff_Put Line leaves daily. !tendert excepted.
Hat Linn ambr et daily, Mondays exoepr,
All other trains wilt leave and arrive .11.
u ) .. . 3 1 ' t.. r .V1T1E.r. a.
J. N. McCULLOURH.
(lent. Pas.
kH.
Hetet Agent. Gaul. nanaima . ,
'WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Re R.
tilly.isir defter
MOINE
Trains on • the Westa
Pennsylvania Railroad will arrive at and depart
fro. the Federal Street Depot. Allegheny CRT,
as oil
(ALLEGHENY TIME.)
AI:MITS. I 1111 , AItT
T .1 .P17.1..%?.." - is 6 :gragr.. N 0.2 ;• t:
Exams, ' • ' lola a m Claremont Ac,l . a.
tiLixe r m o An ! le:..C ,J: ii . " ;:plijova .J. , o.l ::
Mall 4, .u r sa'EFier.ort Ea ' . ;• pto
Sprtnild'eNe.2.lll. 0 p malpllngd . e NO. . ; OP nt
The trains run daily CJerpt Sunday. 1
e e Church Train 1e... Allegheny Jtin.lon
7,l7.,tli a . iyAa„` r &Lt.". 7:lT.' AllferF
City at w_ 0 wig. aud anive at Allagheur unc
tion al 00 P. B.
be n ru ' r= k r i tkoNI:e " r I l n S t lng '3 0 3 fecC!. ( 14 1.3 _,V11,
Clair etre., near the anspensinn Bridirsc int...
no rah and at the !leant. Allegheay.
For i.th.r ....I...Pribt‘' imrs a s it.
JAMP. . li . e
Federal Street P..
Loral Ticket. to all important Stall Railroad.e
Oluin line of the ParmsylVania Central
A. .1. CABSATT,
General Superintendent. Altoona. Ht.
ROBERT NEILSON,
21,111 Superintendent. Pltisbarkk,
A LLECIIIENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
IT‘Ni LINE TO BUFFALO THROUGH TIE OIL
REGIONS.
1 •
On and" after MONDAY,
' 4•Ml e n: tllll,tra a l . 3. A rig 11
wlll learn rittalsorgh Demo. corner of Eli:ent.ti
anandd Pi
allke stieets,
the foroll Fran ßeenklin. 011 City, lt Belo,
point. in ns.
!Grit • Altairl AT
PITTSOITROB. PrriaApttala.
Plririt M r ;$11•8 711 A. ri uz I:::
Way Puaelarere.
Mail Train P.R.
Un l l iZe } l.ri: d Ace'''.
I P. M. 1 . 1:::
42 WIZ. 11 P. 31.. .I.
Perna..
Church 1, P.lll. 1 , A.R.
F.xpre. trains atop only at il Inert potato. As
'•••tirrl'in.clf•Vl7.liTetrgi7C3atr..it In tr%ht Express
Train, both nape between Pittsburgh and lorry.
.I.J. LAWRENCE. Real Supt.
JAMES 11. BRAY, Ticket Ace..
L WORKS.
,BARR k, PARKIN,
I=l
PIInBURUIT,PA
=I
No. ,S 4 NESITP4IIIEICT.
PITTSBURRII. CINCINNATI AND
ST. lAttiLS RAILWAY.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE. arr...:.4igglg.
CHANGE iiF TllllL—On and after SUMO 1,
May 29. IS7o,.trains .111 leave and aniv at
the Mown Depot. Pittsburgh. La follOisai
Pittsburgh Ttm .
natiAtrr. allitt.
Mrpreas
Fast Line ' it! itt 1 3 g . .::
Southern iixpress
Mixed Accommodation.. 5 - al a. m. . p. m.
1
McDonald Aocriturned . n. 11:` A in. : a.m.
Steubenville Accommod. 4: p.m. : 11.. i.
McDonald Ael.Mlll3o4li. ti: P.... 4 i P..... 0
Sunday Church Train.— 12: 4 m.
The 10:43 A.:4. Feat Ude will leivrxdal y. The
12:13 nnon MApreaui arrives daily. All ether trains
run daily except Sunday.
___
W. 1.. O'BRIEN,
General Ticket Agent, Colombo. 0.
W. W. CARD , Supt., Dearderm, Oblo 73/
IiDITTSBURDD AND CONNELL'S
on.d 1 L'Aii'lV•
vna.
- • affigg_.
February' 200 NTO . .
'MMus will arrive and depart from the DepOt, an
tler of Ursa and Water street+.
RT.as NM..
"[PA AIIILIVIL.
4 I
Mad to and from Corn.. 7.011 a. m. 1. p.m.
Me/tempura •Aemaumtut.ll: Qa. tn. • • P.m.
Mr. to and from Unt.M... 3: 3 p.m. 1 0 m.
a. m.
West Newton Ammn°. 4 - p. M. ti: ti m.
Braddoek'a Amonuorla. 5:1 55. 7 - p. m.
Ntght Arm. to MeKeesplalt3gl p.m. 5
. : 4 5.
nenday Cherub Tram, M
A N
nd frumWeat eater. 1:00 5. 0 W m. )000 ra M.
RICHARD HDKRB,Aireat.
HARDWARE & :CUTLERY. ,
BEAVER FAILS
• •
CUTLER. CU
No. 70 Wood &feet,
OFFEN
Table KniveS & Forks,-
Pocket .Knives,
Butcher Knives, •
Bread Knives::
Carving Knives, _.
Scissors, •
Razors,
Putty Knives,
AND ALL °TRU ARTICLES OF CUTLERY AT
LOW 'PRICES.
Beaver Falls Cutlery Co.,
No. 70 WOOD STREET,
PITTEM7BO PA:
ESTABLISHED 1831.
Logan Gregg & C 0.,,
-- DICALIMS IN
HARDWARE,
.
No. 52 Wood Street,
PVITIBBI.7IOII. PA.
Spring Hoods, Hoes, Rakes, rorks,
scythes, Snaths, &c. f
Merchants are invited to iamb*
our stock when in the city.
Orders by mall will have prompt at.
tention.
BRASS CASTINGS.
HINRY BIER . OUTSTAYS BASCH
Henry Bier & Co.,
Wm:castors to JOIIN 11 COOPER R CO.)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
Brass Castings
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
MINKICSAINON FITTINGS.
tHEA L ARRV V IR A IH S7g roN VI :
g i :FieretWlTht
. %taterteTILPROTZD
AGWItof Dram, -FAIT bruni3, th e
Out he the motet.
OFTICI AND WORZS
Corner-Thirteenth and Pike Streets.
ATWOOD& McOAFFREY,
enamor LiluncrY Siam. sad MIND' Arlin"' I.
Ilmbargh, BRASS FOUNDISTIS iad MOM
PIPSI7I7III3.sadACIENIViorA.S.CABaIION_
a CO'H STEAM PUMPS AND atomism:, -
STONE
WEST MOWN'
•
Maohal Stone 'Works;
_Northwest comer at Won Comatoo.ANothrem
mom ATVATEK &CO •
m on Imaus or pnr in ort
forshort norleke=th
Y+K sue scoem, thrirrestre,
Av ite.=4, u t t th e trep=
le Wake