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nNANOLA.L.
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GOLD, SIL VER,,
COUPONS
Bought at Highest Price.
• PH. R. .NIF,RTZ,
BANKER,
' woodCor. St. and sth Ave.
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Jas. T. Brady 1 0. 1
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iSseeseer• LO S.IONESh CO.J
Cornet' Fourth Avenue and WoOdStrt,
-BANKERS •
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BUT ANO SELL ALL BINDS OF
t
Govern, at Securities l
GOLD, SIL 'ER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST I , ATII.A BLIL TERMS. • „.
Interestkilowed on Deposits.
.. 1 ,.... z. , 447: 33e4 on , orernment Bond. at logs
; A' Minim KAECt, n TOIL Tilt rrltCliasr.
Ann SALE or STOCKS, BONDS AI. WAD.
JAMES 1. B lADY & CO.: •
THE DAILI GAZETTE,
MONEY AND COMMERCE
Illy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh lialettol
New Tong. June 27, 1071.
• •
Wall street rivoket unsettled and depressed
• .; under telegrams from Washlngtbn. The latest
invert was that the Conference Committee on
Garfield's currency bill have agreed to anew
. I bill. the mein features of which were the using
' ..I of forty-live millions additional bank currency
. ; for the retirement of fort VAIVO milt, thrt , o
1 . , per cent. Certiticates, • redistribution of
twenty-doe million National bank circulation,
1 and probably free banking Ton al gold reserve.
This ngfrlpprcirod.derlide In-prince and in
• I creastaithe pres.nic to sell in markets. -
' 1 i t ' e ' glt a tliiel t tu 3 iii s trg c a e tli:fitoi, -;
Gold lower: opened nt 1115 i. fell ' to 110% a nd
I closed at
. 1(1 Borrowing rates. nut at
t 2 percent. - tdearances 626.006,C00.
-I - Cioventrannts dull and henry: 'conions of '6l.
117N61,117.1:: lE. 1105,Q-111; T. 4, 11(P. 110Ist 'tlas
I UOSOI/Ohi; i5ew112%.0112; 'd 7. ,11 ' •11.3`5: '6B.
; 1, 11316113 k; Ten-forties. 107%V..107%; currency
11.3h0151N. , u
• i State. seenritles dull; slissouris. 54%; Ten
. , nessees,66X; de. new, SP..; old. North Caro
-1 linas.49; new:lll.. : -
I Stocks heavy and lower: Ohio & Mississippi
• I. led the list - and fell to 2.55 C. bat afterwards re
. I. covered somewhat, and there, were linen.-
; atlons in other shares which were in close
sympathy therewith.
• :.i
Canton, .67; Cm:Merlin:id. 28; Western Ca
. 1, lon Telegraph, MR; Quicksilver, IN: Mari
posa, 7; preferred, 15; Adams tames. ink:
c Wells; "hit American 4l; - United States.
.-
- r 45%; Pacific Mall, CI; New Turk Central,
• le7: Scrip. MX: Erie. y....N ; preferred. CI;
Harlem, 1.1& Heading, 1057 - Michigan Cen
tral, 119;e: Lake Shore, Sc * lllinois Central,
1 131): Pittsburgh. 106; Northwestern. EN :
• do preferred, s7t; hock Inland. 116 N; New
Jersey Centnil, 110; St. Paul, 65k; do d pre
- ferred . ,_BoN: Wabash. 1.51;: do preferled. It;
S Fort Wayne , 84; Chicago & Alton, 117 N• I .
I preferred, 118. - . Terre Haute, :e; do. re ferre d,
' t . Ms: Ohl° & Mississiptd.3s s ; C. C. & C., 86; Bur
. 'ft:AT
4 FY O Ljoe.TCPI P C.. 1- . 4M‘rif.,T lErie,Tl: e. C. &.e N.
atm pricer. I.Ndrimet. 75; Copper Falls.
' 5,-
...E - Franklin. 4: Recta. Ng Quincy, la. .
- 1 our-Trensurr balance: gold 876,40 . ' , 0 . cur
-- terms. F 13,127.214; general. 1 , 61,01 1 ,2:10.
•
• Omen or l'rrrserruon tiAscrea, f
. . • . Mostoty, June 27, MD.- I
.e. Closing ouotatleint as received by Pb. It.
•-•.11 Mertz: .
I Gold Uo' America.; '
~ • •}d Silver Ms Western Limon.. trIN
. di 18111 Bonds 117 N. Y.Central . -...
. PIP'
-'• .• d 5.20 Bonds 15=-110 Heading .. No:
. -41 5-33 Bonds 1te4...110 P- Ft. W. &"e" 14 -
.: . 1. 5. 23 Bonds 1866.-110 - Ohio & Miss " MIN
' - 'll Consols 1865 112 Mich. Southern.- 98%
~• • 5-.1) Bonds 1867.-113 'Cleveland & P... 100 M
• • 520 Bonds 18®...119 C.ll. I. &P EN
'....: ..c,'! . ' Adams Ex . res.... 68)( C. Prlg.Wrel: . . N N
i
•. 'd Merchants P U. Ex. 43% Erie
- • Lorrx. &non-,
'• • lanadon Exchange • per pound 5.45 15.1.1
. Part. Harlukto, fo, Trwoo Lt.. % • , ..,
..
..: .
7 . ll .4=ligalig e .Thatr mi.
, r it ti
Central Pacific EL R. ffnds. M . tat
..• • Union P. R. It. Bonds 87 .. 88
".....1 Closing quotations as received by James T.
Brady ft Co : . ' •
-,•is, Gold lio s . 5-.1) JILL ir Jy. ISM 12N
',..4 U. 8.6 e. UM 177,;• 5-23 Jan. &Jy.1867 12 , , - ,
~...,...4 U. s. 5-M isec..... 10N 5-20 Jan. &Jy. 1865 12',
~;,.- U.S. 5-R) 1864 .... 10N . U. P. R. IL- ... .... 87%
“
-; ' .S U. 0.15-3) 1t165 ... lON C. P. R. R. •TM
~,._. :24 U. S. 1040 ..... .... 77. Cr. Faeroes. .
..... 1 3
...
I=2
Ommr. or Prnsintraon Gasmen, I.
/donnas. June 27. 1370.
Bustness.generallyJs dull, nor is it likely
14 that there will be any Improvement while the
mercury ranges from e 0 to PA so has been the
case for several days past. However un
pleasant It may be, It . Is very timely and al
-1 ready harvesting • has been commenced in
.1 many locakities in Western Pennsylvania and
Eastern Ohio, and the advices. generally. are
all that could be desired. There is no doubt
but what there Will be a full average of both
Wheat, Rye. Barley and Oats; Corn. we learn.
dose not look so well as It ought,-being back
ward, but with good .weather, it too, , Will
I turn out all right. It is not a little remarka
ble that harvesting is much earlier ails year
I thanusual, being some two weeks in advance
in this section of country as compared with
teat year.
ASHM—Steadv but unchanged: Common
Soda. 401 Ratted. ChM Pearls. nisc: Pots, c.
APPLES—May be quoted at !fan per bbl
to ousilitv.
BROOM—CORN—SaIes at 13i$ l4c.
BCITER—Is quiet and unchatl i ed. ;ales of
good to fresh prima fre packed at lac.
cooCHICKENMagicIe live chic ens by the
pit 8-8 a
per s of
pan.
BROOM-Bton prices: Fancy, $5.,50. No.l,
li gf l M...-Wtnd andTke same Ls
true of the arty. we continue to quote at.
95 E l tigrP4ial l iti of Louisville Hydraulic at
P l P Atta r N l llll.—Dernand light but thin is
nearly alwars the case at this season of the
Fear: we continue to quote standard brands at
glets in &jobbing way.
CIDER—No.I sweet cider Is quoted at $lO
per Dbl.
CREWE—DuII, oa Is nearly always the case
In extreme - hot weather; we continue to quote
at 11e. •
BUM)" FRUIT--(Votinues very dull, and
the season Is almost over. We continue to
quote Apples at Weak; Peaches at ega7 for
quarters and 7)(41.8 for-halves.
EGGS—DuII and notwithstanding the arri
vals are only moderate, prices are weak—slice
reported at 19; but quotations may be fairly I
given at 1
PEATY!%,
let and unchanged, at KO I
11.5 eta to the t e.
FLOOR—The market is steady but devoid
of excitement and prices areunchnured.
we • continue to quote Western flours.
In. sun, as. $6X06% for well established
brands of either winter or spring. Panay
brands IMO. Nye flour. g 5.
GRAIN—With continued liberal arrivals the
market b hardly as aroma though prices are,
unchanged; We continue to quote at 141/911.S
for fair to prime Iled. Oats held - pretty
Armly, notwithstanding there Is not much in
quiry for them. as holders nre confident of a
stronger market and better prices. Corn is
Arm with sales of shelled at 93, free on board,
which Is equivalent to about 88 or a 9 eta. on
wharf or track. Ryo.is quoted at 901/1.93 cts—
dealers offering Wff..B7, In first hands, furnish
ing sack. We can report s sale of new crop
Tennessee Barley, to arrive: at gl . lO.
- GROCERIES—Market (inlet and dull. but
this Is to be expected at this season of the
year, as our country trade Is always light du
riog the latter put of June. and from that
until after harvest. Sugars and • Coffees are
weak with a drooping tendency, In sympathy
with the decline In gold, though there is no
quotable change to make In quotations here.
New Orleans molasses quiet but firm. Syrups
dulL
HAY—Is dull but unchanged with sales at
PQM. from country wagons.
RlMP—Sales of undressed Kentucky Hemp
" 1 1 08kS—Corn . husks, =V et,
LlME—Sales of Cleveland at VA per bbl,
and eastern at AIM.
LARD OlL—Extra No. 1 Is quoted at $1,31
DIA and N 0.2 at 40.
PROVISIONS—Rama Arm and higher.
otherwise market is =eh/taxed.. Shoulders.
14 eta for plain; Ribbed Sides lOC acne
S e tf i z lifl i Ztreakfast . Befal.% 199
035:: Sugar
Lard
quoted firm at 17 lutes, and 181 n buckets and
keffe. Mess Pork $3l.
" Miti t 49--Dull. Tennessee, 809 el.
PEARL BARLEY—No. 4. s)(c pea lb; No. A
b No. 1. D4' Oat Meal—A B per bbl, of
9111 . Iba SID: forhalf bbl. RO lbs, $5.50.
YOTAIDEid drop I. light suPPIT bat
dull, as they will soon be driven out of market
by the new crop.
SERD6—Plaxseed Is In active demand, and
Nothing
am taking all that o ff ers at
Nothing doing In Cfoveror Timothy Seeds..
• Dry slew",
•
NEW Sofia, June — Business Is xtremel
!dull and the Prietweeherwr browd e sbeetlng s ;
are broken down badly In empotu r trim too
reduction already- not ..10 In
one
1 brands. e quote Atlantic Aat Ito, - 1 r
,46.31
S Head Ile. being& decline of le. Lyman F. Is
; o da ... to iffe, While Appleton A is offered a t Augtle:ingreAtiaMlZre!ch"e"V*4ek
Wieet-
Inge are held at 14e. and Anteriot Aat Llc. If
cotton were to fall six emits per pound thew
!Arcade could be made to pay profit at the
above este', and hence we may Blob f or up ..
at-Bonin prices with a wrong probability' of
some rampant IllnolllAtiort at once.
Micro°, June ST.—Hogs dull at $8,00(55,50
_for common to choice. Cattle steady and
nrm for good to cholm V5,Z4115,13 for common
PTesan to choice shipping steers.
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ALLE!;HENV C,STTLE
OFtlet ' Or, TAP. PrrmetYllllll ai r.
MONDAY. June :=F./.97,.
•
Follott ing 'thou, the number .T
L 14.1 .1 in which they c - ere Shipped,'
and the names
L. k.l. Shanibc:rg. ItaN
X. Vat-rnrst.'hiratt,u,,:•."::,'
3 cars
,
elms. If ans , Chlriinp;i4 - 4:,:s:hicagn I car
car
Hratewood BOPLoplo
B..MarkS - I •
Rothchild% ,
..........
K eefer.
X 3 rk g
Macke S:
~„,„,,N , 1.,:4- C .Delascare......- . . ..... 2 can
.umv'a & Lobman.'Delaware 2 care
Tr r
1 ..0011 er.. Nem a rk' I car
, ~,,,
, Needy, Newark 2 cars
µ•Batikerboff. Wooster 2 cars
j,Si Early, Damascus ' 1 car
Total
Total last week
Thirty tar loads averaging IS head to the
Car. would make sP)—aild to this :Al head
driven In from Butler Washington, and other
adjoining Counties, and we have :ILI, which ,
the atnenee of eastern buyers was fully up to
the demand, and at 10 o'clock, there appeared
to be quite a mimber in the taut unsold.
There V.-.1.n larger number of Chicago cattle
on sale t han for several weeks past, eighteen
ear loads, but they were mostly stockers, and
the largest number of the better /trades were
front Ohio and. Indiana. It Is welt knows to
the trade that good cattle cannot be brought
from there to this market,. in the present con
dition of affairs . ; IL costa no more to ably from
Chicago to New York than it does from Chi
g° to Pittsburgh. and this being the ease
shipptirs generally regard NOV York the best
market and, tot might he expected, all or
nearly all the good cattle are going that way.
Consequently nor drovers have had to seek
other adds, and it is probable that from this
time out we will have but a very small .num
ber from Chitagoond that our market will be
supplied nialulY by llennsylrinfin. Ohio and
The quality of the cattle on sale this weeks,.
as a general thing. was not good, consisting
mainly of green slippery stock fresh from the
pasture held l and while the; were sold at
comparatively low prices, many of our
butchers would rather pay a f at nr even two
cents per nound more for corn fe cattle, as
these gmssers kill badly. the nteat looks h en
after being dressed for the k egs. and thaw
there Is a heavy loss in shrinkege. The for
mer kind sold to.tiny at earfe, while the lat
ter brought SEP, and many of the
c heap-
eon the 8 and s cent cattle the cheap
est there twos for th•reasorts above stated.
no
there is not mach doubt but what thee
can right: There was qudte an umber of stock
cattle on aide to-day. and as there were n
good many stock buyers in attendance, we
premium that they would all be sold at an av
crage of 4 to as to quality end condition. ,
Compared with last week, prices for green
slippery stock have still further declined. and
even prime cattle were also a shad lower, but
the decline In this latter grade of stock was I
very mnall—some deitlern reported good cat- I
tie having been-sold at last week's prices.
As wipe be seen hy reference to the report of
inlet:. prime to extra fat smooth steers , sold
at 0,k1h . . though them wen. Nit Neu fen . ,111,
MAO,
Peter Hartman sold 36 head Green Co. stock,
on commission. at 5.908T,64. • . .
B. Katz sold ffa head of mixed mhstly
•
stockers from Chicago. at 4073 i.
Sol Shainberg:sold :I head of Beaver Co.
stock, at
Halewood & illackttock 'sold SI head of
mixed Ohlo and Chicago, at 5414 etc.
9. Parka & BM. tai head Chicago and Ohio.
sold at iliTta.q.
Greenwald & Kahn sold •75 head Ohio stock
at aSSra,.
S. Kauffman 6 head of trashiest on Co. stock,
at BI W. •
Traurman & Lohman sold 13 Mixed Ohio
stock xt elsEsBls".
I. & J. *hauliers . 61 head of mixed stock, at
•
Carr McAllister. Al head of medium Cni
mgo stock, at I3MON.
Hoboes: Lafferty & Co. 711 head of mixed
stock, at 5 , 471 ti.
H. C. Crum sold head of Washington Co.
cattle for Weisenberger. at 4Kligets.
Jas. Hamlin sold 9 head of mixed Washiug
ton Co. stock. at fed•acts.
Emerlek & Co. 19 head of Ohio stock, at
MlStv.
flaglewodd k B. sold 10 head from Licking
Co. Ohio. fur Vannatta at 01441.81 f.
Geo. McKinnan sold head of Butler Co.
stock: -
John Walters sold one steer and one heifer.
at 5 eta.
Peter-Sheltementle sold al head_ Butler Co.
stock, at 5 , 3.7 cis.
-
Stately Bm sold 10 head of. mixed Penna.
Mock at an avenge of Ms.
J.& S. Needy sold 34 head of goal to extra
steers from Ohio. atMin cis.
Chas. Metz sold la bead of good Washington
•
Co. steers, at 02,7 etc.
Chas. Boyer sold 19 head of medium grade
stern, flir L. Itothchilds & Z. at 65141.7 ets.
S. Kraus sold 13 head of Butler Co. stock. at
0.
Keefer& Lowenstein sold 39 head of coin
monish stock. at 8Q.7 cts.
Bo s tock, & Zeigler 35 head or Washington
Co. stock, at Ct.; ms., 38 from Chicago.
at C4f..7)
.Haits ft Kraus sold 100 bead, all from Chicago;
fat cattle: at 01flit.71,f.
M. Vanier sold 70 heads[ mixed stock from
Chicago. at MISS.
sugar A n n LAMM
Tho supply was uusually larger to-day
ating over two thousand head, the
/ar ' 1 4'i t;Tt number we had reported 4 these
Yeards tor several months. As in the camel
cattled however. the better grade were In
limited supply anal sold readily at filler ices.
while scalawa,gs. or which there were an
over supply. dragged anti it
_looked at ten
o'clock as it there would ben number of this
kind ousold. There was agood localdemand.
F - r;tts : he;.;117 pi ,', vrv " ,4 " itli '
he • exception' of the meanest sumaseng;
would be nd, so. Sheep sold at . fa pee head to
Ge per pou and lambs from 75c t o 11... ea per
head.
Jobb Walters sold 7.1 sheep at Vsitsl.sl.l; lOU
lambs at 0.1
James Nichols sold at head sheep events.-
Mai* lbs. to Millian & Neely at sc. •
Isaac C. McNeese sold sheep 822,1,50; and
lambs at 4.1 1 -0. •
Cteo. Nelson sold 77 head Butler . Co. lambs
't ireannon sold 11 bucks for McKeon:La at
AZ; 17 ,sl,e,p Ma:ro,ll lambs at $1.75..
Adam F.ckert Hold :I sheep at. $:.*C.,11,50 per
head: 150 lambs at $4 WO
Stouffer & Sheltmantle WO head at $.14 - 55 per
bead for sheep. and lambs at s2(kot per head.
Stouffer & andever sold BB she
at sl,:ale,
2...10 per hehd. •
B. A.Wanderer sold 95 sheep at E'l.'-'S per
head: and lambs at 13a:3.
John Beeler FO head of mixed sheep at s4ft.
5.2.5 per, cwt. •
Stokely & Bro sold 1121-. beep pl. 1:04 pert
head: lambs at V..E,Crit.:/.50. 1
.1.11. Pringle sold 125 head of mixe d . sheep*,
and lambs, from Butler Co.. at 7.4.1e1,50 per
head.
$3....'
•
J. Fairly PO lambs, from Butler Co., at an
reran of g3=.
Neely had In hunks—sold 10
,ead for f.r..50.
E. Jackson sold; 100 head mixed Washington
0. sheep nt $1.Z151.3.30.
Gamin S Co. told ;30 h heel, and lambs at
.I.:KIW per bend. -
J. ra L gebt EL. Bad sold 12. nheep and lambs at an
sels.
Beighly ger
sold 131 head of mixed sheep
d lambs nt 770.,13. •
• nowo.
Continue very dull at these yards, and. an
might be expected. there Is not much inquiry
for fresh pork, with mercuryup close to 101
tiome few were retailed at OtiblOc, and 10c is
now considered an outside price.
PETROLEUM MARKET
Orrreg or Pivranmton Clarcrra, t•
MONDAY. Jane 5i.11170.
The oil, market continues very quiet and
dull though • there In little or no change in
prides. There Is not tench inquiry for either
crude or refined, either for present or future
delivery, though there Is not mock Offering at
the quotations. -
-Quiet and unchanged. Spot or June, wort.
114. Seller nil year nominal at I1N111%:
buyer all year. la; Auguet to December. 114
-
Sale 3,000 bbis idly reported at 933{.‘ 14epten.
ber and October It In said:was offered at 271 f.
ioncTirrannong on.,
Commercial On Works 100, on"acconnt J II
Barbour; Pennock & Benson 80, on account T
Chats; Fairview Olt Works 320, on 'account
Goldrick; J oti 'account Phila and
Bost= Pet Co; Vesta Oil Works 30t. on at
copnt A V It 10 Lockhart, F & CO 1.390, on ac
count same: A It Mills 80, on account W
Bartle.
Total . 2JIIPS bblr
• •. on. RIIIPX6NII4 not A. V. R. IL
-Fulton. Marvin & Co.. 158 bbls ref. oil
Logan. Jiro & Co.. Phil'.
W. G. If oldsblp 50 bbls refined on to W.
Logan, Dm & Co.. Philadelphia.
McKelvy Bro. & Co., 99 bble ref. oil to Lo
-
Can Itro. & Co. Phila.
J. A. McKee. IMO. bbls refined oil to Logan
Bro. & Co.. ?biro.
J.M. filter.:Zdbbi ref. oil to Logan Efro &Co.
Phila. • -
H. Koehler. & Co.. 0H bids ref. 01l to Waring,
K. & Co.. Phila.
Mordzhetnier & Koehler. 450 bbls ref. oil to
Waring, K. & Co.. Phila.
Mann & Wil o gnv h r i Z d b e b i llre . need 01l to War
J.C. Kirkpatrick
Co., fa lAAe ref. oil to
Waring. K & Co.. Phila.
B. W. Morgan 3:10 bbls refined to Tacit Bros..
Philadelphia:
Bros.,
Citliens'
Phila Oil Co..
a. nal obis refined 011, to Tack
delphi
.1. C. Kirkpatrick 1 06 bbl., refined to 'rack
Bros.. Philadelphia. •
Pennock & Beeson f.O Mole lobricating 01l to
J. C. Bond, Philadelphia. •
__Keystone Oil CO., 815 bids ref ! oil to Warden.
F. & Phila.
Standard Oil Co., all bids ref. oil to Warden,
F. & Co., Phila.
Total
MARKETS BY TELEGRAM
'kw York.
NtrW ;YOWL, Jane :21:—Cotton unchanged:
sales 1,330 bales at Mc fur middling uplands.
Moan receipts 21,41:2 barrel.. Market arr•
changed; sales age barrels at ss,ze.s.,4o for
superfine state and: western; t 3.7001.6,90 for
I extra do 5.h ide6,M (or good to choice do;
4 We 70 for white wheat western eXt
0,33030.80 for extra Ohlo; gerigt,M for exl
St. Lou!,. ltye flour and corn meal unchang
ed. Whisky active and firmer: sales 300 bbla
at $1,M411,03: - closing Arm; the latter price
also 3:0 bbl, last half July at $l,OO. Receipts:
Wheat 131,6.1 Mist,: markets unchanged for
sound parcels spring and all other kinds dull
and lower males 123,000 Imsh.at, 411,16„ for No.
a spring; f 1.M61.-M for No. 2 Chicago; $1.35
ler Rae lie slwing; $101131.33 for No.
Milwaukee: g1,4=1,45 for winter red
and amber western. Nye very quiet.
(Ira Is heavy and down: receipts 34.356.
.lalesl2.ooo bush atirOory.sl fur new mixed
western, closing at islCte7m western yellow at
01.64ird.00, Oats heavy and lower: receipts
0.954, sales 4000 bush fill3oVc western: Mg.
&We Ohio and State. flay steady. Hops
quiet and arm. Cdr. dull. Rice quiet at
ARc. 3ltdasses dull. Surmr steady: sales 000
-MM. Cuba isignic. Petroleum quiet.l4o crude:
21113.33,Me relined. Turpentine dell Mc. Pro
visions—Pork heavy: WO bbis at CIO mess;
41:31,50 prime; terN742.33 prime mess; also 1,40
mesa part July and Austen 030 and less. /Me
quiet:`.2l) bbls 0110,15 Main messpiti,so ex
tra men. Tierce Beef doll at prime
I1333:11 India mess. Mid es didi. Cut
unn: pkgs 12Q1210 shoulders: Pah
19,Mc hams. Lard dull and beery: M 0 to 14M
q,lde steam: L% - r : l6e kettle. rendered. Butter
stoodr letiZtPlo western. Cheese quirtWtllvic.,
Freighte dull and drooping: wheat per, cream
to Liverpool 4,2.4 s, .1.
bettest Flour 00,,j quiet andunchanged.
Wheat dull and scarcely so Own; No Z Chica
go ii1.r.1.24; Nn 3111 watikeefl3l7l.3l: win
ter red and nraber . wettown Roe
dull and heat.) , Oats lower and dull atibt,
rarwetterte t%TJilo forllhio. cons dull
Tnd declining; new /nixed w extern liicO.97e.
uck nominal fur inees at t - _,,,Rwa.33. lint
n
du and unchanged. An motto closed quiet
till tlnu. Rayon nominal. 1.,m1 dull and
car ,
2 ctr
. s
heavy at I:•Sve for Printe steam. Egfra . quiet
and unchanged. • '
•
1.1.. srne Market..
EW n
N Yog. dune. . - Freights .itre .Olinest.
nothing front Itughlo. 1 a..sl per corn, cattle.
bedding Included, unit le per head fur sheet ,
and hogs on Erie and Central roads. Cattle
receipts fur tu-dar Catike Pt! ears at line
/lundreth street. sa at Weehawken and CP at
•
rommuniltaw. QmditY Food, With Many tin
tra Kentucky droves nod some poor Texans.
Trade lively and all were sold at about : s e ad
vance, or 106yre far smite then Texans:
Pk for fair, to good,. awl 16 5,417 u for prlom
to extras; JlrstVe of 57- iv:truck) . X cwt.
prince sold at Mitre: Itltllthlo ewt at 15% f
17:t.1-1.6,s t l ?e.-.711ii lllinois i ' t t s: I It i ti i tt ‘' ,.t ' i
I k. 53 bead TegJos, E re w at 142 k Mt Illinois.
Rk cwt. at 14511fle; the will hen market next
Monday. the Ith. Total receipts of Sheet.
:NAV head:for to-tlay rs'-ktk market Slower And
prices weaker; fat sheep are worth tkket a few
extras 7c: common Mtn sell at sc: poor at Ike:
western lambs sea•nt 100Lte: - .lersern at 1141
13c: sales one ear. M ithlo sheep at Itke;
oar ND lbs nt like; a deck 77 lbs at se: A ear 61
lbi Kentuekv lambs at Ito: a ;leek f.ktondlos, fat
lbs. at 122. 'Total receipts bads 77310; arrived
toalav 45 con.: market slow and .weak at ll,!se
—also few pigs nt
PirtssliguntM. June 27.
and Sc lower. with sales of :ball bead. extra at
leblie for fair to good arab 'ISIE.SItid for Seat
mow Sheen dull and lower. with sales ¶U
brad at s%fd,a‘sc. Hogs nuchatumd.withaales.
of =On head at $ 1 11e3: 1 : latter for prime cor n
fed. y.
Chicago, . '
CHICAGO, JIIIIC
Flonr dull and tnthy nt £.5.2.50 5 ,771 for M`rinf.
extras. Wheat-unsettled and irralgulim at 94 ,
3c lower. clotting at t.1,0a3, in more, and $lO%
Quo seller July ',for No. 2; thif afternoon
market won dull alai unchanged. Corn In twir
demand. closing I Ya6tl , 4e lower nt 'o3)4gsalkqe
for N 0..; tt In afternoon market m dull at
71C1.79.‘te for seller July. Onts mile( nt Ifot ane
lower ml cloning at r41..4:13h SorNO. 2. Ilno
ainiet and 2c lower..elcuing nt il2e !fur, No.
Ilarley dull at iloc for No. 3. Ilighwinel firm,
cloaing at FI for i'ront o ot. Provlalonomlet
unchanged. jteeelvts for the past 24 hears
were aa 3.41 thln flour; 84,4:11 1.41
wheat: 124.710 bush corn: .dattu . 3.310
bosh rye: 4.590 bush barley: :Mlle head bogs.
Shirmetab: flour, 3,765 bbln: m beat. 62,1iti.5 bush:
corn. K 5,600 bush: oats, s.rO bush: rye. %of
bush: barley 3.131 bush: hogs. .1.55.! head.
Freights quiet and firm at fUr wheat to
Buffalo.
Cincinnati.
June dull Awl un
changed. Wheat dull and deeilning; sales No
1 red at *1.211. Corn very dull and held at 84.Z.L
iiso but no demand and orkei nominal: Outs
dull And unchanged at WMOO. 'Rye and Bar
ley unchanged: salon of WO bosh . new Ken
ttiekv barley at #l.Ol. Cotton dull and.prlces
nominal, but no Nall.s. Tobacco unchanged.
whn.key held al #1: ...ale, :It 10., and but little
demand . . Ira. kion,..ital but the prices are
nominally unehalit'al; no salt,
Butter dull at for fresh. Egg,. lk. Su
gar dull tuittNti lower (or all grades. .Coffeo
dull and drooping. Linseed oil dull at SI,(WTs.
1,10. Lard oil $1,111.11.15 for cement make
from lard. Odd 1101;. bgaing.4. Vga
Clan nn at far buying, premium Tell,
lug.
Louis.
ST Louis. June /11r111. Wlll
na
ehnitred. Cotton hull at Me. 'Lean) dull at
$1.4tre01.:5 for undressed. Flour quiet and un
changed: tall superfine sl.gritt.s.l; extra $4.2.1
rd 4.2.1: double eau. $.5.1.1470,0.1. Whuat , sPri.tW
weak and drooping; No. $1; fall - declined
about 2c; No. 2 sl.terd U.N. latter for choice:
No.l tie. 1,1704.17.5. Corn dull: except for
choke mixed it leNcedc; yellow WitnOC:.white
Oat. firmer at. au,55.c. :Rye quiet
at antes. Whisky steady. with sales at $1.11:
Groceries Auli anti unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet and unchanged: pork V:n.,:i4a.20:
dry salt clear rib ltie. and a lotof loose do.
up the river at private sale. Baron:
dery I:Pser;l:P..; dear rib 161,0,16, , : loose clear
sides ITsc p a cked do 17,,e. Lied nominal at
15016
Cattle ca4y . at Flogs steady at
Tise,Pc.
DEEM
Lortserta.r... June . 27.—Ileulp and nal. Air.
Cotton tall and moiler; middling ili}je. Flour
qffiet at $5.50. Grain, except corn, unchanged
and nominal. corn lower at _PLO& Pro
vision,. very quiet and nominally unchanged.
Whiske lower at 90c. Tobacco, - sales of
Outs at rather firmer prices. ranging from
OM to fig for frosted to good leaf.
Philadelphia. •
PHILAPELI.III.t. June:in.-410dr iron :tCti,e
with small receipts: prices are well maintain
ed. Wheat:M.llllll business:with red at thisi
Rye $l.lO. Corn less netts,: western
yellotr mixed wegtern
steadT . at 1.0. Pri.11 , 10119 firm. Mrs.. Pork at
dol‘fil. Lard lti/.16. , ,c. Petroleum unchang
ed. Whisky Mu,: webtern bouns /LW. ,
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Baltimore,
'H.111.111.110.1. June 27.—Flour dull and le,:
Arm. Wheat dull: ii'esterre Corn
dull; white at $1.12q.1.15: yellowfl.W."4l,a7,
White mixed 'IX- o .t.t.X. k/. 1!R
Mesa Pork firm at Pal. Baron firm: pat sides
ITet clear ribs I:hc. shouldera Ile: name 2.1(f
Lard quiet at laiett•C'al , IVltf.ky tlm
at. $1.4141,ut.
•
Memphis.
litnnurts,June r;.—Cotton quiet mod
receipts 17) bales: einorts =Y. Corn Idenl
dull m /.4.htl. Corn: yellow Me and white
Hats dull at in:Q:6k. nay quiet At $2l.
Item quiet at lOXGr.:llc.,Lard nominal. Pork
dull at pt. naeou: shoulders layii; sided:l6;4
CLEVKLANI,, June tr.: , Viottt toilet and up.
cha”lged, Wtreat dull at sl,27aLle for. No./
idealaelisll.li ' p'
changedl nod nath ant' 11;• 4 4 4/111114 an*, par
Harley nominal. Petroleum onlet.
1111%•alier.
IMlLWArtirb. June 27.- Flour is unchanged
Wheal quiet 01 El.la for Nin I and f 1.124 for N't
2. Coarse grains nominal. Freights manila
ai r a po.mc to noeralo and lie
cmptat _.ore bbls flour and MOM huh wheat.
Oswego,
OSWEGO, Jane 27.—F100r • unchanged; bale
:WM bldg. Wheat tinier: sales car lots of Yo
I Milwaukee club nt $1.23; red winter $1.39
Cart quiet at We for No. 2. ..
=I
NEw Ont.n.sas. June 2:--Cattoti quiet and
steady with middling at lißilgJfe; sales I.S
Lades.
otronis BY RAILROAD
CLEVELAND AND FITTDBUDGEI liattemen
Conceal - , June:Z.-5 cars Lake Superior ore.
Shoenberger, B & Co; 5 do do. McKnight. 1' at
Co: 1 do do, Reese. (1 & Dull; ado do, J Painter
& Co; 1 'do do. Hussey. W & Co; 4 do dO.
Union Iron 31111 s; 2do do, Coleman; It fis Co; t
do pig iron, Union .1 coo .51111,10 hf hbls Mb.
J Canner: Sdo do. Volgt, 51 & Co: 1 ease w
ware.') Robinson; 1 car ice. Scott & Co:2 ODre
car tchntnings. 31uorhend & Co; ED tar kbls.,
le 11 Lupton: 10 hf bbls fish, 31 do trout.
VOINE. H & Co: 10 cases tobacco. J II Lippin
cott: IS bas tobacco. W A McCune: 1 box cop
per, Park & Co: 6 bee oranges, L 11 Morton; V)
kilts lob, E 11e.ieton; 1 bbl wine. H Hank: 5
bat f Jars. Atlantic Glass Co;*9 drums tobacco.
C C Boort 1 case f plateas. C G Homey: I dos
brooms. Dilworth, 1t & Co; 1 car wheat, Scott
& G:2O ball cheese. J Wilson & Son; undo do.
Voigt, M & CO; ski gs. J Walden & Co; 1
bid bacon, McCullough, S 5, Co; 75 toilschain.
Bedford Choir Co;2 cart lumber, J Nesbit:MO
oil bble,,B D More:23o4loz brooms..N Fulton;
40 bdis tenors. M McWhinner: and kegs. Spen
cer . .
Preranuaran. Fuse WATNE AND Cnic.soo
RAILROAD. June :H.-9 cars metal. Nimick &
Co; 7 do do, Hallman & Hammett: 1 do do,
Loomis &C; 2do do. Brown & Co; 1 do do,
Coleman, Rohm & Co: 2do do, Union Mills;
do stone, Batman & 42 bales wool, S Her'
bough & Co; 2 bag leaf tobacco. A Schaub; 1
bbl coo. Pennock & lk 12 bay rakes. J 11 Beck
ham; 46 aka ra H Christy; 66 bdle p
gs,
Hall & Spear7Zs tea hams, W 11 Hays &Soo: 700
bbls door. T C Jenkins & Den:2 bbl., tallow. 1
cask bacon. /terse Owens; 140 bills spokes. 25
.dos trees, Harper, G & Co: 129 boo cheese; IN
.bas cheese, N J Braden; 10 do do, W H Cooper:
5 abs potas. Meauor & Harper; 5 bbis eggs.
2 bble butt e H Rea Jr. 1 bbl eggs, 10 boo
cheese, Woodworth & D: 1 car oats. I H
Early: LUDO e pots, .1 Rae & Murdock; 45 aks
-kegs. 5 blots Dleobot, 11Fahnestoek; 174 sits
oats.. Bricker & Cu; 19 aka wool. ti Bradley &
Son; 14 aka b wheat. Hitchcock. McC & Co; 01
has cheese, W Miller & Co; 11 bbls Dil
worth, 11 Co: 6 boo f jars, Atlantic, G Co; 10
do do, Bennett & F; 178 eke oats, Grahanc& M;
59 b. rga, W .1 Meek; 156 but or glass, C
Igen & bon; 34 green hides. Gillespie & MO
bdls feLloes. Thou Ha. Bro; 16 bas paper.
Hostetter & Smith:l car scrap Iron, Maiony
14 15 bids I s oil, J Keeling.
PETTEDDIROII CINCLNNAiI AND DT. LOWS
RAILROAD, June 27.-1 car abases, J Painter &
Son; Lbbla, 4 ban coffee, J S Dilworth: ID eke
tow scraps, 5 bbls gine, W Flaccus & Son; 168
she e corn. 56 do wheat, 18 do shorts:Snood:
she wheat, 16 do oats, 10 do VOID, McAnOV &
1 . 1 . 1 , r 6 r; d ' ohs flour, 10 lAsomd.ole;f7 e ke
Ia ,1g;
beef. 84 do he o
ms. 1 do ' sausage, E. h /Bye. I
Co; 25 has, 52 cads tobacco, W L Jones; 57 tea
home, H Owens; 30 has wax, J H Lippincott;
10 toe home, Watt. Lang & Co: 2.1 alts con ey,
Dickey & CO; 10 bbls oat meal. Arbackles &
Co', 16 cads tobaccos CO Baler; IS Dbl. whieky.
Milligan & H; 6 boles cotton, E Hyde; 40 tee
ice
10 bble I oil, J H Parker; 140 bbls dour
DlWallace; 4 Ors rags. Godfrey & Clark: Maks
oat., McHenry & 11;5 bales tow. G HDauler:
5 b. tobacco, H T Weddle: 5 bble acme Iron
Reiter &.C: 16 bdle forks, Logan & Gregg 100
bbla flour. Culp & Shepani; 125 bbls do, HO blis
do, Clark & Bro.
EEZZ!
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PITTSBURGH , ASH- CUNxe4IS jLI.S RAH,
ROAD. June t. 7.-135 As corn. 06 bgs wheat, W
Welsh & Cu; 03 dodo. Scott & G; 050 bdls paper.
Smith & Francis; 30 bbl. whlsy. Dilllnger &
ld do do, J McKay; 100 kg. nails, G W l'aul;
bbl. cement, C B Leech; 1 ear lumber. Gut
man & Co: 50 bush corn, 210 bush oats, 25 sks
do, Welsh & Co; 3:113 bis Sr glass, Fry & Co; 13
bbls whisky, McCullbugh. Jr & Co; ?Asks
when. J Liggett & Co; 1 pkg tallow. A WI/-
son; 150 bbbs cement, Owens & Mooney: MI mks
cats, Monona & Anjer; 141. aka corn, 24 do -oats,
Scott & Gina'.
EEEE
. .
ALizaltgarg VALLgg Ranacts.D. Jane 27.-
65 cars coaL Kier, F & 18;9 do do. Colemma, B
& Co; 46 do do. Leo Openheimer;: 51 eta eats,
A Whitten; 10 bbls ref oil, Lockhart. F &
aka scraps,. robs leather. W Flacons &Hon,
3 cars I atone, Shoenberger. & Co; 2 cars
metal Brown & Co: 2do do. McKnight & Co,
=rail railroad irron.l Dorrington: 6 bin,
rates, Whitcmnre. * D & Co: I ear grain,
Floyd:earlime, Henderson Bro; 1 car cloy;
Btarr co ; sks rye. 6do corn, A A.tin..
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•
EaNDWILLE ran JULIA- June 25.-24 hbds
tobacco. MO bbls dour. trl do eggs. 21 .kw wool,
kir. butter. Clark & Co; 21 slot oats, 1 1.2
Utli, 2do chickens, DOT 01: 1 tub egge,2
pkirs butter, W 11 Omff & Co; al 'do potatoes.
odo egg., 3 do butter, J N .LTO.. 12 pkg. but
ter. sdo eggs, Wo . odworth & , D11118011; bbi
bacon. J A Graff; bb l eggs. . pkgs butter,s
do boney..l .1 Pettit; 170 sks rags. McCullough.
8 & Co; 70 bbls dour. Shomaker & La.ngen
beim; 45 sks wool, W Barker. Jr & Co,• ' boo
eggs. Clerk & Tiro: M ohs glue scrap.. W
& Son: ICBI chairs, H Berger; 104 do do. J
Fear
Woodwell; 118 do do, Dauler & :Ion; xi do Ore,
lelb & Co; 42 do do, )(emote & T. 12 do do,
Facklner & Irwin; 12 do do, T B Young; 51 do
D McMullin; e 8 do do, Lemon & Weise; 18 do
do. Close. 8 & Co.
PITTSBURGH. B r.
Jane AHD G =DMA
PAM= CADET.
Jane 25.-37 • sks oats. 21
do corm Kell &Ritchart; 88 do oats.Enay & 11;
50 do whent.Kennedy Bro; 117 aks_Otitsr•MC' .
Hears & Hood; IC As wool, A .ftrtWe; gl
ski oats, Watt Lang & Co; 101 sks wheat.
Hitchcock. Mc & Co; 17 do mats, Mc-
Cracken, CF& Co: 84 do do, Ra m McElroy & Co.
PITTSBURGH- DAILY: GAZETTE.: TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 2,8, 1870.
RIVER NEW 0. /
lie river COOlillll.l try recede steadily
•itb stmlit two feet in the 'Flannel. by
he Monongahela
. marks. Weather o r
iresaively, witic mercury up to tII in
The from 'Zanetivillr, in the only
arrival we Lai-e to repoii She had about
Atotp. of freight, though she N'lll.l obliged
• -
to double trip it train Brunot. -.."
The Mandate, as we learn Imut a pri ,
rate dispatch, passed by Portsmouth yes•
terslay, anti it may now be inferred that
her trouble Is over, no fai at 111141 114 low
water its foncerned.
'line Wild Duck was at laden, a few
miles this nide of itechentei , on . Sunday.
'With" thle Of her barges aground. 'Pro.
Vnt, Barnhill with n tow of canal to
and the Tiger with n _tow . of empty
barges, were ale. in tpttlele' : . at the 1411111.
The Juniata was lying accniusa the chan
nel at the head of earpouter'a bar on Sat
inlay loorning,, hunt aground. Etl b rt
wen, being. made. which l it in hOpet
Ma.Ahl suemeasf a k to , Rghten her Or.
Thu Mollie Ebert afterconsidetable di(
['wait r, got op to llcKees Rocks, and tus sht
could . get through Rowley, Capt Ebert ha
very wisely Iftitrher up tit that place.
The July 2 departs for Zanesvilh
today learing at 4 o'clock v. M. •
=TMMI
.
—The St. 'Louis Deinorral of Thurstlai•
says: The fact is, that the Natchez has
pros,' emelt the fasteat boat that ever
ran bet •eeti St. Loots and Sew Orleans,
and teereennno she can b made in go,
over th distance in severil hours. less
time.., tut we eresunte that Capt. bentli.
ers put her on Oils tashisloiv to .her tit 'woo,
S wed consistent with safety: Perlin-0i
le It. ILIA* in a (ant, boa than tho
NatOlez. but pera.,ns of antual ateanalmat
inttgentent think otherwise.
—Mr. Morris Dorsey, late
,of the St.
Marys; has been nppointed cashier on the
lAherty No. d and hargem,
—('apt, C. C. Pocket has purchased the
Selma at New Orleans, to take the place
:Of the J. li. Blackford. :
—The. ittwhosto Ajax, Marcolea and
brand. Lake were ntrairo on Friday.
Wauanlta left St. Louis for Pitts
burgh on Friday.
—The Mary Davage arrived-at St. Louis
on' Friday.
RIVER PAMETS
MOIEONGAIIELA Bl%Eft
THE FLEET STEAMER
.BELLE,
P. hlItTll • L'emnni . nder.
J. WJSCOTT clerk.
•
Ifidepindenl Pittxbugh, Brownsville and
Gengra Packet.
• •
Leases Mead thett above Monongebelp Bridge
:r 3 11 .. 1 . 11k9DAY, THURSDAY and HA'yUlttlAY
WIII earsi ?rlight and Paseengere lo annotate on
the Meenngabela Mier.
.t:','.lreP:;=°.:PPizon""."T"wb' 4-
Wlt. AIeELROY A CO.. Agent.
12=2213:1=13:2
FOR WIIEELIM_4 MARI
ETTA, A RE
.titoNros AND PORTNMOUTIL
Lessee fittsbergh wrant FRIDAY-4 r. w.
Leaves Portsmouth ETERS lIONDAY I 0 A
The new and splendid passenger .tamer
MffilM
Will leave as announced
For [reins or ~.nn &tier on War& or to
O. U. UI"MUT & CO
'ittsburgli and Cineinna
PACKET LINE
The new and aplendid .ld.-.n..t
10,13.111 r
JZ T ,
I 'art. Hur,or will laavat t ittatmm - h for VW
ctnnatl HATURDA at 12 , rlact prv,topt
-1411.11.411,..RU1 /care Intann.o.lost Tut:2,l,A v.
at 12 M.
r"lgMc"" ifi. ' An l ir?trggtom.
nala • : JAMI2I etIuAANS. Menu. •
STEAMSHIPS.
TOLIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
TOWN.—THE INMAN MAIL
ti:l7.AMMllT'd.orrmbertnireilteen
Ilrrt
rhW res.!, arnord them the delebra,
ted ,
a4r
Saillnd EVERY SATIMIIA Y. from Pier 43 North
Myer. Nee York. For yardage or farther thrum..
doh amply to. .
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.,
, 143 BMITLWIELLI STIMSET.
Tack,Bro & Co..
PERRY BUILDING,
Dnqueene Way, Pitfisburgh.
TACK BROS., !'
mya • Philadelphia.
WA .
R IN (
Constrasinn Nersbantsand Itrotern Im
Petrolewd and its Products,
DALZELVB BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY.
19311adelphia Address. •
VjARING-,KING & CO..
109 WALNUT.EITHEET.
• ECLIPSE'
PETROLEII REFINERY.
Herbert W. C. Weddle,
KANUFACTURRIL OP
Lobeicating and Dish Test Burning MIL
leCi.olll/ RAILROAD AXLE OIL. •_
Blanes met beat without ettansin moons lbw.
of
st lowest temperature.. Special oh for Dori
' cal ellen.. ar hot weather.
LOO3II(YSIWS, =OMB. MACHISS OROS.
WIII cat ricSawal
SAW MILI 4 ,..StiD Pl.. ,3I!LP, OILS.
sttil.d ab br=frinAo-LionT
OIL. TAN ' STOP- BE A LKI ALS,
YING end' FINISHUrG LIS
:;• •
?iklAVvellgar: to ARAn r; l FYl . .lspi Iron
Wert end MachlnerT Iron
ofe
e m Aa
a t E
• These products aol ManWOlareil an Dr.
TweridleM Wait 171 Stlre7tleitel Stem InToomo.
The Lubricating Ohl eleplollOSlOdOrlese. prdectly
ilt u um a. . i rrorm. and maierisi d ligut oniariaL
during entrame null The Brilliow.nal OU.
sre me
ow:tujit. 13•117o= n 7: d r
where left at 114 'WWI/ STRICET. Work. at
Sharpaburgl4l4m.
REMOVALS.
R.EMoVX - t.
S. P.- SERVER & CO.
Have reward trottr olog iv o. pros.
.:t7 and
2 7
114 . to
-2
Non. El and IR Liberty LC,
ADo vat the Dew] of WOOD EMELT, tbe?
witi be pleased to ace all their Mai hug& sad cu.
tumors.
. 8.4). -. SHRTVER & CO.
apy:TSS
E
NOV4L--FRED% SCHROEDER;
R'
Merchant Taller and Disler In Gentlemen's
finnsishlng Goods; also Gentlemen and
Clothing on band and Made M ord., at We
ehort
eat notice. hm removed:man hlelatestann.G...92
Fourh nienne, to No. GI ROOD - BTGEGT.
earner of Thhel • '
mtn:6,7o-F
VIALTIMORE HEERING, SHAD, &c.
WresT3Vdo Maul b Potomen lairrZLeyr
Of pack4BlNA.l l. or2=A;dmier i X•
/WV:at
he , Irti= 1rw14tr.P.04...2
balTaa Babson In lac Holland uernar
•For .ale low to the inae.
tatlO rritraiiatitre.C"L
DOTIOE IO HEREBY OITIN TO
all property owners %loth' Pep. avenue. from
tier to 48th etroet. to the City of ?Mahwah.
that the elootlOtt of , Zoteletr a , fee Peon ave
nue Itoproventeot take ~,,, . WiDNEP
DAT..IttIy eth3l3TO.ln the XTEItriTR WARD
BCIIOOD HOOBE. on Liberty even, betereen toe
boars of 2.07 Woloott• P. a
- ' ex scumnyr: !The•Co...mittei
TR. EDWARD. - O. •
.103. VOGEL, ' EleeDon. _
EZM
MARSHALL'S ELIXIR.
ZURSHALVB MU: =TM 171UIDACHIL
s tet.nal ELIXIR WILLCCriti DT211,3411A.
. • W 470 Of Marshall's EllaW4a ." oar bot M.
341 .. 1 1 Market Meet. 44ARSHALL
tnitabanr4. 2:1"."" ' " r:tg"°E.A.
SPECIAL NOTICES
•
I:46 — DOCTOR WIILITIER
Ants TO TREAT A.LL PRIVATE resulting EASES. This!. 'numerous alum of canes resulting
from selissbuse. producing Uncouthness. neriour
debillty.uutaislity. eruption, seminal emissions,
uid final]) potency permanently cured. Persons
adlieted with Wheats., intricate and, long standing
constitutiornd complaints are politely invited to
rail for Maisultation. which oosts nothing.
to
dance, the ben: of leachers, has enabled him to
PerfePerfect wihrellas at once ancient, nide , pannanent...
ct
which in sumst eases ran be used without hind
... to hasinersA Aledlcine. Crannied In the 'es
tablishluent. which embraces Ohm, reception and
waiting Moans; also boarding artd sleeping alien
manta for patients rogniring daily personal atten
tion. nod natio and chemical baths, thus concen
trating the famed mineral springs. No matter who
have failed, state your mite. Road what he says in
his pamphlet of art, pager , sent to any uteri). fur
Ow Winans in tended erprolope. l'huctannds of earn
treated annually, at illicit and all over the rimntry.
Consultation fine. personally or bymall. °Mee No.
r - ......tr.t.ismar Court house) twburgh, Pa.
lours w tu IS P. st. Sundays 12 tt. to P. 11.
Pamphlet sent to any address for Two Piastre.
_._.ate_.
OT*DTSPEPSIA-NEW MODE OF
Y lln ,Yr/.Velolt WALK Mt, the tlintiordiatied Eng.
tiat:al la r In caeollent
and Lly'rr Complaint:. u ti r i: . d
Thee to the. :Oilladallobla Inatitule.
rotary will. co application, forward free to
lhittgr4rNA
„in
Ogtc°,7=
r/ ,.... but in raturn rdytiost thoon who are
tlld to f igrli d us ' n:l l 4ltriVrlgalliri t fo n a n t '
lidalltoont in medical reforay. floclona di; di
Innl
Attic ""5y...,1.110.1:11tY
1r ft.. ty Small 1.515 at el.
l”4 y 2
MANHOOIf: H OW, 'ASTI I ff
•••••a Pt:anat./141ln a .aled
7 4 iiiclior ii. 1:1,1caell4 5 yna i . A I.ltlllll Itr, Tin , :
aPernattortioaa.'or antultial ' VTlltr i Zi. k. :lld I ' Ad o l f .
1 _9,... 1 1.10 aanarallyLNorristooneas C00fi.,71'41541,41;1,;9747114%111ic'itr.,.
fi.,71'41541,4 1; 1,; 9 747114%111ic'itr. , . Nlnt
Seal, lo a plalownyolopo. to any address. postpaid,
top roonio. 1., Ca oral, tor two grant ypo slump n L
kii r AM, J. 1(1.1Y1h1 127 g,„,„
tr..?" - lAV It ELOR'S II
the
beta E.
11.1* enkindle Italy l/ye la n the
wed& flambee.,-enable, Inetatitannoun.liOne net'
pcontain lead, nee- any Verni.to Pala an perdue.
paralyele or death. Avoid the vatinted see ,delu
glee pretuvrallette hoanting Thiel. they do we ;nig.
angel. The genuine W. A. Ilateheleen flair Dye has
had 30 mean vinlarnletsee reputntion to upheld Its
Integrity at the eely Perfect ;lair Dye- leach or
Itrewn. Kole by all Immanent.. APP/led at 10
Mud .t trot. N. Y. • • tel
IRT . w orn ttli ACKM.—A t letini - of
t.s. , early Inelseeetlen.ratunlng nereenseebelty,
ter.enature decay, Ae.. !Invite; tnell In rate every
solvertleed remedy, hem eleeoverre n Almelo mean.
of self-ettre, whleh he will lee! Free le hi.
sulTerers. • .1. Ir. ItPIEVZe.
tem:Mere 7N Nanette Street: New fort City.
WHOLESALE GROCE:RS.
ESTABINIBB BY A. k T. GORMLV, 1.911
W. NI. ( 10EMLY,
VlloleSale Grocer,
271 LIBERTY. STREET,
IC=l=
Prrrstivitm!...gA.
H.
M. Sni.:EL & SQN
Commission Merchants,
And Donlan In FL. °HAIN,
No. 93111110 STREVT OUR .nnr • RA.PI Common. Alle
allemtlty.
W. C. Armstron n o.
!
(Successor to Fetter & ArcustronE.l
. PRODUCE. COMIISSION „31ERCIOT,
aptelfe tr0...13 MARKET STriEET.
L. J.•BLA.NGRA IRD
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
No. 396 PENN STREET
El=
Meaner & Harper
FLOUR. DRAIN AND PIO/DUCA
Conimis6ion Alorehants
=
=l==!Ci
!TIM; BAIRD PATTON. Whole
VALK GROCEID4,CoDuDoc. h Ilerehao..nd
A.Cashart rco. 141r..h, ClKh.
l'ard.o aid iArd ,011. Irrm. NMI*. 0t5.... Cotton
Van. sad an I.l.6DrCh MAnulacpare.igenrrally.
112 nod 114 Kt'ONI. STREET. Illtaburuh.
;Mtn enw. our!, w5l.
JOIN I. 11012SES:BROS.. Sureessors
t t. Ciatiii.ragnA
nuse Water strcets.TlDaba
lon,/ D'ArlAtT.
QIIIPTON k ITALLACE• Wholesale
GROCER., AND CRODreg DEALERs,
6 SIVA araeaa. PlMburgb.
; _
7 •Pet' - Cent. Gold.
FIRST MORTIIAGE BONDS
=1
. • OF TIM
BURLINGTON,
CEDAR RAPIDS
MINNESOTA.% R. CO
A UNITED QUANTITY YON SAIL
At 90 and' Interest
• ,Irstereat paiable Mai and Ntrrembe!.
. .1. Mt a THOMPSON.
• CflAftLY23l. IatOST.
These bond* have 30 rears to run, are min vet t.
Ible at L ille option of the holder into the stock of
the Co. pan, at par. and the pasmcnt of the prin.
d II provided for by a pinion.,
.2-71,TVX,Pg=n14g7g1=11t2
We
Is reales puctrnlnansti.
unbestfattnslynacommend those Bonds as the
safest and nest Investment In the market.
. . .
Wmisswenttm, Mmes.:al priced. n . itly return
nee per cent. Interest. while thew la y eight imd
one-quarter per cent. In Gold and we reward the
security equally good.
The Company reserve the right , . withotil. notice
to advance the {ince.
HENRY CLEWS CO.
-Bankers..
32 Wall Streo, New York
8. McCLEAN & CO.. Pittobunth. P.
_ BARKER. MSS . . CO..&Philadelphi•- •
TOWNSEND. WUELEN &. CO.. l'hiladelphl
KURTZ & HOWARD, Philadelphia.
BOWEN & POE; Prdlidelphls.
BEHAVE& & BROTHER., Philade
HZI
ALLEGHENY
NATIONAL BANK
t
No. as FIFTH. .A. 171 , 1N
Capital Stock
J. W. COOK, President,
R. W. nearer, Oishler,
e.:15 8 W. 1140:1ANDLESS. : As... Cashier.
PROFESSIONAL
Jos, M. Gazzam & Co.,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNBELLERS AT LAR ,
fnUicitora in Equity and Bankruptcy. Oflica. Ne
98 FIFTH AVENUE. Plttaburah. Je'DrlUo
G . l{'. DeOAP,
.ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Iles tetat tired to No. 37 . GRANT STREW , Pitts
burgh. 4TIII practice lathe 11.13.throult and thstrict
All In the Melo Supreme and en the
most o f egheny counts. end elate colleen°. In most - of
the ...on counties.
ARCHIBALD BLAIEF.LI",
• Attorney-at-Law,
Na 116 rIPTI! APIMJE.'
0=
H. H. McCORMICK,
Attouleyt•at-,LaNr.-
7 No. 48 GRANT BTRIIIICT,
b r u TPnytopt atteratlonfdr,.,
.4, all tindegVl
WM. B. NEEPER,
ALDDRIIAN AND ELOPTICNO IMITICD OF
TIEN PEACE.
Office, 112 Fifth avenue.
Bpocbal Menai, woo tommtrerracTO
toWono. Deeds. , Flood, and Mrotommo OrroP
Owl all Mimi tomMosa attended'to prompt sad ar
m root,
1:(elly3401:1
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL
ED.' BARKER, Proprietor, .
Cor. Penn Staid Ilth, formerly old Canal
L ODON - CRACKERS..
. •
1
A froth, ipnly of Mneteniies oelobrntorl Al
•t7Wirenr, 3filliirrara., ' •siliA'insattPigi
A ll tam TC=r d." ns for Peale hrilio N yound ß oil " qt.l%
1 . 161117 Grooery Stare of
JOHN A. RENSIIAW.
._ Pm . ._ Corner Liberty and Ninth Mote.
_... ~uF.~~~~ .~...,...; . , ~._..,. ~,... s
<~~~ a~... s. ~ k... ..
FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN BANK,
No. 80 Fourth Avenue
PITTSBURGH
.8100,000.
I=
Stockholders Individually Liable
111=3!
ME;M!
.
Thos. M. Harahan. I John M. Mortlabd.
Wm. T. Shannon. Archibald Wallace.
J.IOIOA W. ArlOlt.Xnal. I). Kenn
Pats. B. Leech. I Wm. Tiny&
... . .
.
John Floyd. .
tolleetions mono on all point, 'ln the United
Fillet and Canada. Prompt attention paid to oor
oo2hndentn. leloll3
TI IF:
DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK,
No. 6 DIAMOND, PITI,BrIIn6
CAPITAL
==
IiToCIIIIOLOCItg INDIVIDUALLY LIAIILk.
llopniol al l o w ed n. of $1 d ep o sits .
Wrest un time deposit. Partlenlnr et
{lon given to collection. proroede of Which
11l tie remitted prompt/y.
James M. Conner. I Abraham Gammon.
James E. J. Allison. I Andrew b. Kobinson.
Wm. .L. wirierbehi
Jo I n. Fleming. N. P. Nawyer,
Wm. D. l'oo
President--N. P. SA WYF.h.
Si. SCULLY
FREEHOLD BANK
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
No. 100 Fourth Am, Pittsburgh.
AVITAI /100.01011
u1(0 oo.uoo
DEPOSITORS SECURE', RV REAI, ESTATE
AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON' TIME DP:
POSITS. •
Presldynt—EDWA RD MOUSE.
%lopllll.nte—.l. O.IIIA FT. A DAM J
KI/W A 111/ till1;81, ii. 1.111 rill MAPS
JAMES CRAFT. ROOT. W.MACK EY.
TIMM AS STEEL ' JARED 31. BRUSH.
THOMAS W. DA VIS.
14..rrel.nry and Trrnxurcr—THOMAS STREI..
Co.hler-.J A MKS P. SPPER.
. . . . .
()Moo enure In•nr9 0 . ,10ct A. M. 4.4 O'clock P.M.
det
Val ,4
iool ever, rktturday evening from 7 to I O.
•• _ , •
COMMERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY
No. 7t Fourth Ave.. Pittlhorgh
CAPITAL
Stockholders Individually_ Liable
W. C. MACKUM
. Cuhler.
W.ll. KVY.III4/N.
A .
11. K: X..141111k ..
A 011.1611.
W.ll. I.lllllll+oli ir Witiaii. , o'4l .
.101iN 0. 10111.1.1113,
W. 0. Reu ii %BA i It. v,wti.sort
' J ACOB' 16. - I.nt:. .
.
weed, to all aoceulble oolota of th e
.3.lnlted and. I snuffle.
!INTEREST alloleon oe TIME
Pnnurt ntteall.ni even to all bnelneee of mere.
Clilll l . BANK,
112 IFT 11 AVENUE,
PITTSBURGIL . PA
"*"•
STOCKIIOLDERSi INDIVIDUALLY' LIABLE.
' INTER-EP' PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXIT ANtIE bought and sold. and
when derired remitted to Europe. Collecth..n
made on all and in all th principal point* Alf the
United Stat. and Canadas e .
DOSLINICK lIIMEIEN, President.
I A11P.3 11cCABE. Vice Preald.L
W. N. MORGAN. Cashier.
PIRlCtt •
•
Thmsert. Jam. McCabe'.
Thum. Itourtn. 01.0 Boating.
Panicle Kane. : Terence uanapoes.
Ch.. IL Barr; • James Phelan,
Chas. Magian. IL A..Freprogle.
I.
J. (Ira.. • Thomas Barn..
• B. SAPPY.
1a125 JOS. M. IL AZEAM. Solicitor.
EMED2I
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO
01' Pittsburgh,
OWEED
Safe Keeping of Valuables
=
Fire and Burglar-Proof
No. 83 Fourth .Ave.
Presinelr,Wl7.77l74l Plll lan%
Vine President—HENßY FLOYD.
William Phillips. --
Byron Mutsu% ..
Brno Lloyd . , I . Jos. N. Morrison, '
IVIIiIZm Ilea. iileoma.
William M. Lynn. I Curtis O. Hussey.
Jas. I. Bennett.
F.
asely and Tmota—O. F. VON BONNITOBST.
Open daily truur 9 o'clock •. st. to 4 ,y . c.lock P.
MORGAN, KEENE,
& MARVIN
- Wall b'treet,
=:M=:Ei:IIIM
Huy and 9ull on
lidlr KRNMENTv
transact
STOCKS, BOND,
ECU um ES and ,GOLD. sad
A General
finking Business.
N. NAMIJEL N. KEENX,
=I
:411,71 ve d w A i tl . p gl a festal of
I.t. rayrono t t t f; ;1.
Delp, 01 the 41:1 •
ehanee and the 0
orders am Czech
&Date vicinit mem b er s altick
thxrd tend of each
with the 'created pouable d
Merchants and Investors: using Si a distance.
ean•rely upon oar attention to their smallest or
largest orders. withattuat tare and promptness. .
As in roan put, a. shall eontlftwe to tranaset
all business of Matoal Hanka and Corporations
on the most Neon% e terms..
Individuals and at Companies, mottemplaUng
Inquiryhange In their securities, or drafting to make
concerning any estanchn Mildness they
may hare In this city are incited to communioata
with us personally or by letter.
Reterence—Mmara. Jay Cooke Jr. Co., New York.
mytlrrytt
N. ilolmes & Sons,
BANKERS,
67 Market Street,
P [VI'S BETRGII,
PA.
Coll Mtulb.eN.l.l.ll'. tt',1:1.1'1"""
STOCKS, BONDS AND OTHER SECDRITIES,
BOUGHT ArD BOLD ON COMMISSION
Fanfold. atteuthua paid to the purchase and
Woof
United States Securities
,slO al
HART, CA lIGHEY &-CO.,
• Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER FOURTH;1110.100O_ STREETS,
Pitt burgh. Pa.,
ISUCCEBBOHB TO . HANNA. HART.% CO.
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Alf d partielar attehtton ptlfi to the purtbato sad
Wel of
Ci-overnment' -Bonds.
).1,130
SigkL_Dranghts on London.
mykss3
- NEW YORK eta y2O 1870.
FIRM OF T. L. TAiLOR &
_l_ COOPER la di/mired by mutual eenaent..and
we have thin day formed a 'Watt.' [winnable
under the name et
TAYLOR & COOPER,
No. 5 BrOdd
fur the trereactlon of a general Brokerage line Pl
ummets! ttelneas. negotlatlng
MR. JOHN BAILEY ••
tivrg ap oll t xW aring contributed 11140.090
We. tate s opportuelty of Mantles the cne,
tomer of the old arto for their fast patronste,eed
of soucitfog a eoatioussee of MeV favors. • .
We also ofhw our services to W. tod mspeatallr
all solleit their Dosinekt la the parkins* and We of
orkluitl dealt. sf the Nam York Stork or
Gekl Exchange.
Coupons end restdeods collected.
Interest allowed on Cinema.
Orders 07 Mall or Telegraph erotootly executed
MOS. L. TAYLOR.
WIL COOPISCp.,
JOHN BAILEY..
Rotor by portobrion First National Butl.
Pltlaborgb. .10Ktra
Tradesmen's National
WOODD STREET, CORNER SECOND AVE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, - Coupon Bands and Btoek
BOUGH? AND BOLD.
VN. B V RA ARVI ZT ILL . .ydpo P""4"‘
CYRUS CLARKS Ja °ashlar.
JOHreILLESPIE, '
Chimneys Swept.
. .
wort ate. on cwnet..4o.ut maim Dirt_
orders let at Pottoese Boy 77a.. St No. 7
. 1
STRAWBERRY ALLEY. bolt.** Llttertr
timithriell Hants. Plttaborgb. PA, 1•111 IA
yII
prompt attrunlon. m
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
FORT. PITT .
Boiler, Stift and Tank
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
DMZ
I=
TUBULAR, DOUBLISIYLUED TUBULAR FIRE.
Btu AND CYLINDER STEAM BULLER&
GIL STILLS AND OR. TANKS. •
LIIIMNEYS, BREECIIINU AND ASII PANS,
SETTLING .PANS. SALT I'ANS AND CON
DINSERS,
PIPES. GASOMETERS AND IRON
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SUUTN.M.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE:
Cor. 2d, 3d, Short and Liberty Streets,
r zlrv o the .soya add.. wilt be Aemo.
8.1/0
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
cui. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
=I
11213
Engine Builders, Founders,
AND
MACHINISTS.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONEWC itiIIINES of all int..
. . . .
Specialattention Invited to mil. new STATION
AIt Y OIL WELL. ENGINE AND - ORTABLE
BOILER. or 13 home Dower.
CASTINGS;or every lOnd,_inade to ruder at I,llr
Foundry. on Tillitr) sTRICET, below litorkne
BIOS for Oil Wells. SUAYTINO, PULLEYS,
ILYNCEIIe. HOUSE . and TOBACCO SCREWS.
and IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and
made to order. at the
nintsTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point
Pgtehurgh, r.. . .
Lir All ord..prompt!) ml.n. TRY US .
Riesick & Bro.
mu{ AND BUKULA141.1(001 ,
SAFES AND VAULTS
$200.000
ENGINF,SANDNACHINERY.
BREWERY WORK, REPAIRING ,u 4 PUTTING .
UP 31 ACHINERY,HYDRAULIC CEMENT. Cur
rier 17th end PIKE STREETS, Pittsburgh. Pg.
nolr.:40; .
O'HARA BOILER WORKS
F. REPHAN & CO.,
Menutseturen. of STEAM BOILERS, 011, TANKS
STILLS, AIIITATORS, SALTPANS.,OA.BOSIY
TEILSL SKTTLING PANS. PRISON DOORS.
CIILAINESS. BRICLIE. , I FIRE BEDS, de.,
for. of Se fond Avenue and Liberty Street
PITTSBURGH. PA.
$lOO.OOO
Repairing done promptly. Orden sent to. the
atrove ad Ire. will be promptly Attended to. -
V. It EPIIAN. formerly Mang! r at CARROLL A
&NYE/ERR. • oelg:pig
POUNDERS, MACHINISTS:
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
Pipe Work's..
Corner Carroll and Smallman Sreets
=I
WM. SMITH,
MANUFACTURER OF
Cast Iron Bowl Pipe,
GAS AND WATER WORKS.
zs Nri si rt'd W. 7 11, !:,:,',;46r,ifro'i
Castings for Gas and Water Works!,
ofa tootto totoroton Otappyintondeoto
Geo Work. to My mate of RYWOUTO.
W. S. /111011101011 L. ..,rimrynntg.
MONONGAIIELA FOUNDRY.
W. J. ANDERSON & CO., •
Mannfah - arera .4 IRON HOUSE FRONTS, WIN
DOW LIAISES .nd SILLS. and
Castings of all Descriptions
41: ,:I•RVALTZ74II
Mame.
• Pbu•oi,ie. A
ND FOUNDRY—NO. 130 WATER T.
nat.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.
Pnconsont to floeiNsOtf, AItNIN d Bitu.sxr
WASHINGTON WOMB.
=I
Motisfitctorero of Boot and. StationarT Stem
roßtner. MU Machinery ,Goartag.
.:•sf: . l='s r atittr i gfalilescrl=B,ollTanksamt .
(Moo No. I t i L stfm_or PIM and Smithfield etreell.
f aecal._ colt 'LAUD'S PATENT INJECTOR for
ftt, •
CO., THW...CARLIN CO,„
Fourth Ward Foundry & Machine Works.
I=l
Manufacturers of endlonary and Portable Steam
Znainea. m. Paliere. Shafting Gen and .
Saw Mill Wo rk.. Rolling =land klachlA Castings.
.Ante Sara. Weights. Wagon Boma,ah Bout to
order andhave on hand Bloaranes of all $1.4.
myll:qs
Phcenix Roll Foundry.
Cor. LIDENNY AND 24T11 81 . 13.
BOLLMAN & .BAGALEY.
irrosurseturers of Superior
Chill Rolls,. Sand Rolls and Pinions
BRASS CASTINGS:
.
Henry Bier & Co.,
to JOHN M. COOPER A C 0..)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNBERS.
Brass Castings
•
• MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
tim i v i t.a k sqular o IRON amnion.
7 . Ir r eir&AILVECIC COCK VALVES.
ALL OLOBE t
BRASS WORK OF BEERY DESCRI PTION for
Steeln.Water told OIL
irifeuatrcarkCeLßPßOVED
BA sgg Y di pu i P ,
AGENTS of DREFUS . PATENTDILERS,
beat in the mutat.
OFFICE AND WORKS; , 7
Corner Thirteenth and Pike Streets.
non
ATWOOD & McOAFFREY
Corner LIBIRTT 8231Zir and THIRD AYSICRII,
Pittsburgh. Pc, BRASS BOUNDERS and IRON
PIPE ITITERS.and AGENTSSurA.S.CAMERON
&COB STEAM PUMPS AND BLOWERS.
FLOUR.
PEARL STEAM FLOURING MILLS.
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO
I=l
EZMEI=I;;MM
. .
3 itar Chico Brand an unequaled natty Flo.
• -la tar Blue Brand, A No. 1 T.O.ra Fatally TI•
that gtrea entire sallidoetlon.
1 Btar Bed
BaideodianLlt
r.enel
Wl.T.m.intht
M Tl%,anted °° eoreeened.
el
lie, 11670..
p:4101611::i:te7.T:);1v4wa4:1
; .PULTON 0 . 1. WO
YMON dz, IieGANN,
• •
Practical Plum
GAS AND STEAM WITTBnd.
itrth AtOaoe near Iltda Street; ?MANI:110a.
Lead Otha lloatOSalladarlajhata. Bath
Tat= sah Staadli===trttnat n tt
Wlsheardr ` rar WIMP. dthad ha r ttler dan.
Water and Steam liewtot Arraratua. Jobbing
1.0120, 1 7 atteaoOCl W.
',r ~: c. ~ h .+v a.'.~a_-.Z. _,,,v_ .G__ ~d .....= ar~t.~,;~,u._v~c~h.,;:.sQc..G. , ...~ Fc,`.~.....a;tk~'
IRON WAND
CIZEiCVNT
STEEL. WORKS.
MILLER, BARR PARKIN,
OFFICE: No. an Ltherts Street
PITTSBURGH. CA.
DUQUESNE WORKS,
=
Col On I an, Ralun & Co.,
IRON, NAILS STEEL;
Axels and Springs.
DUQUESNE, L X ANILJUNIATA
FLAT BAR. ROUND AND SQUARE IRON,
BAND, IIOOP, SIIKET AND TANK IRON.
" BOILER PLATEN AND REARS,
GUARD IRON DRAG AND DROPPER EARS.
FLANGES. CU ' I TKR RA RS.CYLLNDER DION.
T AND FLAT RAIL. rot Coal Roads,
CROWRARK WEIVG ES and }JARROW TEEM
SPRING. - PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL.
STEEL WINGS AND MOULDS,eut to pattern.
STEEL TIRES.STEEL SHAPTINO.A
00ACIL BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and
AXLES..
CUT NAILS AND SPIKES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted
F. AND WORKd-181b otiant and Ana
Ora Meer, and 77 Water alma, l'lttaburgh.
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
lISTABLISMID
ANDERSON S, WOODS,
Best Relined Cast Steel
MEM=
=
,egi Refined German Plow ik Spring Steel
CONNED. AC,SS; AND FIRST AVENVD.
burgh. Pa. 1
- • PITTSBURGH
velty Works.
• - FOUNDED:A. D. vs 33.
MOORIIIF,AD, ADAMS ti, CO.,
Memo foolorars of ICEVSTONff STAN DAIUt iFM,
bent's Patent, PLATIVIDA AND COUNT
SCALES.
Jam,. Paned Patent. Door Locks and Latches
Palm. and Coffee 31,110 ,Sc.
Cotner of PIILYT AVENCP: and GRANT BTS.
Fdttaburah. Pa.
Sheffield Steel Works.
SINGER, NI3IICK CO.,
Manufacturer, of every dewription of
Cast and German Steel,
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
ELLIPTIC , AND PLATFORM SPRINGS.
AXLES STEEL TIRE, Re., SG
WfiRICIIOC9E-733 Waterand 100 Find streei•
BLACK DTA'AiOND
STEEL WORKS.
Gl=
PARK, BROTHER & Co.,
Manufacturers of all Descriptions of
• STEEL.
OFFICK end WARE1101:18N-30th. 316 t aria
itellrtul streets, Pittsburgh.
STOVES, OASUNGS,
COOK STOVES.
Get the Best!
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
For Bituminous Coal
Warrented to COOK, BARS or ROAST.. se ,
terly. other Store In the bolo..
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street
ALSO. ON RAND AND FOR SALE:
PARLOR STOVER. HEATING STOiES.
GRATE FRONTS, FENDER.%
COWLING RANGES. A,
GRAFF HUGUS & CO.
=1
STOVES,
Boston 'Cooking Range
"TEE - FIERY FURNACE"
YOR,WARMING BUILDINGS.
• TEE NEW ANTI-DUST COOK Did STOVE.
" REGULATO“,” COLUMBIA COOK MOVE.
VANTI itdoclomall Puttorol PORTABLE RANGE,
CAST IKON MANTLES. W ELLMAIVEREYLEC
TOR, GRATES, flee from dirt and dust; ORATE
FRONTS. FENDERS. Ao.
. .
206 and 208-Liberty Street,
- - prrrsavaaa.
/.BRADLEY& CO.
No. 30 Wood Street
Maufactuani of the Oreateat Va OOOL
PARIcOII and BEATING STOVE the famd.
In our arcortment ME be found ell the Mast PAT
TERNS .d IMPROVEMENTS. and the reputa
tion of our Stoves l purchaset any one In want of
• good article ohouldnone but those man
ufactured by ea, as they will be found the moat du
rable as a economic:a. Would all particular
attention to our sto res. VOLCANO STOVE, for
churches, halls and Over 500 sold Intl.*
months. Intended for with or without castng. .6.11
who have used them pronounce them euportor to
any other and far cheaper. Send for Catalogue end
nice Llst.
WINES, LIQUORS, arx. •
WAGNER'S FRENCH -COLORING,
• The- Very Bat in - the United States,
• MANUYACTITMCD BY
WIVE WAGNER,
- 981 NorthBerenth Street,
- PHILADELPHIA.
Rxmasscia—All Mei 1.41ns tomses hs - Phlls.
dephl. 1.1.10141118
Schmidt & Frigay
IMPORTERS OP;
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, 81. p,
IVROLEBALE DE4:4;18
PURE RYE WHISK I ES.
Nos. 384 and 386 Penn,
Oina,
Cor. ELBIEKTII ST., formerl
JOS. S. FINCE.& CO
sat. 1.111.5.187.169.101.19.1.nd 113
, /MeV BTRSZT. Pittoblusb.
•
Almisfsetaron 01-COPPER DISTILLED PURE
AYE WHISKY. Also. &Alen La FomuoN Wtves.
and Lmooss. llals,4to- • solataEs
PAZITING, GRUNENG,
ME3
JOHN T. GRAY,
• ' NOM AID 81011 PRIMER,
ORA-I:M7li AND O.T.A.keER,
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Ja70t1417 (Lto Band 'ANN.) Ptttelnutb. P..
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANI J. CENTRAL RAIL
to., D.—After June
ulth. IS7 0, Trains millagi • ••••
nruve and depart as f01k...
eto,crwa TM:4T%, RP
Thius. o .7.h Trains . Through 'resins
Lea•at-dion Denot. Arrive at Union Depot.
ato Ntall Train... 1:30 an
•ta•n• • •Pe smo,Fast I.Me I% am
A....._• • • • • •11211 rinonnati Too am
PinrinTia.A•-••• i f t flittatigh Ea.. •30 Pm
13Pfelat 3, ' , MI Nein(' t 30 Pm
Fast Line TAU P..wap paaan... .10:00 pat
• N• t f.• '.6 4
Wall's No. ii.. 117 I • ,„ , , Nol
Wail . . No. 3.. 3,03 cm'
Walt. 30am
Johnstown At:. 4 , 04 Pl. , ""Wr . ne. 14141anv
Wairs
N o. 3... 6.OaN •A: op.
No. 4.. 3:1 pro 'Wall s No. 4..
Ae. 1.1 30 tn'W• ll,l 4.
Walls No ; 0...11:00 Pm
elncinnstl Express and Facile Express leave
:ri l lnulrst 4 .C.l olll ; o
.I.plf. All other trains daily. estop, Panda? . ..
Tito t north Trains leayes Wails Station. every
..tdoldy at 8:30 a. m.. , reaching Illtabargh at
9.30 a. m. leaves 'llttsharan at
10.30 p. m. and arrives at Walls Station at 0:10
For farther Information apply In ,
W. - 11. BECKWITH. Ascent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Comps.] Will nott."
some any lab Tw '`""x""*".lTAlttof7Vrtr:
pareland fedi their . resp._ll Y _ th _
dred Dollars in value. All Pag..lace of
ri• •••••
.Ineamount in value will be at the riot of tne out .
s. aura
by
''''dn' A " . J. CASSATT,
tperinteodent, Alltvinn. Pa.
COMM
'r iT A,
c
fitiTtlti R.
:=ll2
burgh cite 11ine. -
rd.& letig NFL : ti n . .:1.4r..•
m
t 2gtr. Yn ' T :U .41
Chleon Mn.. .. 10.13 a 7 m
\Clio p 111.3...• AV% .Z p
Fader Fa • Obi p •
W . ! a rwaxa..4:33 p
a ;
Ede pre Erie r..• ; •
Derain . roux AL.O.V.tAtoilvA •
Beer Fails A .S.3N • rul I.retsdale •
14eladale 10:13 a so' firer Fails
" • " 11:1. m' • yo.-d .,
New Oldie 4 12 Dm' New l'astle .• • •
iren " 3 ti l.retedah , m
Leetsdate 1:13 P Urge " p
Beer Falls " 6:33 p
Lee:
" :3
I,endiniale . 10:43 p " 7:3 Dto
bole (lake Sun- Fair Oats Pen- •
day Feared -1:13 p ay . da y Church—P.3B aus
l'acttl l effairrees leareo and arrive. dallr.
• a e gZs d rldri.N.
ierAll other trains will leave and arrive kilt.
8 r. d R1117 . 4. " . .1. N.:Melly-O.IIEII,
. k Tldket A g ent. Beni. 31anager.
ESTERN' PENNSYLVANIA IL R.
lit . 1 at n h a eNhTseTg're' •
rrana o . the Weate
Pennayleasla Railroad will artive at and depart
irfall the Federal Street Depot. Allegheny Iltl.
aa follows:
lALL7IENY TIME.)
.
Attain. I DATAIVI , ._ .
No. fgeltUlZX . 1 .t 6 10 ITti =port NI. 1 843 r„1
E.„m". ' 1 111 anuClaremont Ae.11210 am
ilareriii.t. Ac.. 14 p ali Express. • '39 9 .
Freeport No. 2 3:3. P co Mprinsol e No.i. .24 p m
Mall • 4,311 p m,Yreepoll. Nu. . ....0 p m
dpringire lle.1.0:1111 p prinini oho. ,tIiJU pm•
Above trains ran daily except hun.m.
The Chunili Train leave. AllcithenT Junuth.
e t , .r/ 8.11.4.7 at 8:00 A. IS.. notching Allegheng.
City at molth A. X Returning, leave. Allegheny
City at 12:30 P. 'Land anivu at Allegheny Junc
tion at 3:00 P.m. • .
rig h /o4ri l Tilf ti ! allg i r l i r i flr 3 m! * Viii n riV " „ " . 31 t .
ilt, near the Sumionvion Bridge. Pitts.
sat the Depot. Allegheny. • '
Cr P-up.brApeiNEßTs. Afta,t
Federal Street Re pot.
hem to ell Important Mations on the
f the Parmolvania Central Railroad.
A. J. CABBATT.
U'''''' ' "l'" UPlVlll: Il i gglih r . ".
SUPerlntendent. Pittsburgh.
iiIIIENV I'ALLES RAILROAD.
(r TO BUPP.AI.O TllltOUtill TUB OIL
.. • •
et -. •
Liu r
bomb. on.
For fun
1,,en1 T
•
ale line
ALL
IE , A LI.
i'ggiNe6V4Alsapiafig .
Tilt.T.Vir s buVelrot, corner of i2O, lb
dreets. for Fninklln, 011 City. Iliiih n slo.
Mo In he 0111teglps.
1.1,•Z ' - A1.1v% AT
PITT.I,IOH. PITIVIVIRIII.
Day Expre. .-7: S O A. 9. v . , Er ~:.:.
Way Passeneer
Night bap.. 0 0 I. st
9 * . 0 .L: 9: ' I
'"
* *
MaliTridn 1 6:00 r. X.
Bradt, Bend Acen.. 1:12 1:. : Iglu A. :.
ViNV 610 A. 9: 17_, : 4,?..11 . 9:
. nEII.I . 4:01 ii. M. 10 A. M.
• d Ilulton .. 11:0 P. lit. 7. 0 P. 9.
Parnassus. 11:4 A. H. 3: OM. M.
Church Id. 10: 0 A. M.
Express tnins stop only at pinclpal poluts. Ac
commodatliin trains stop at all stations.
toer Palace Bleeping Cs. on filuht.:.Express
Taintrs. but, ways between Plltsbur*li and Cowl ,
.._ . 4...1...1tA.1VT1.T.1t1eP1-81.P!._.
June alb
Trains ds
111 leave
d Pike I
d all pa
=MI
Jell JA Mid If. HAAT. Ticket Agent
pITTSBURGII. CINCINNATI AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
PIN RANDLE ROUTE. - -
CHANGE DP Tl7lll—On and after SUNDAY.
Juno 11. 1870. Pains will leave and arrive at
the Union Depot. Pittaborgh. as follows:
Pittsburgh Time.
Express i'JT. illV..ln . a Wn - oo n
Fast Line /0•48 e. m. 7:1 0. ca.
So ot
Itepross . • 3423 ~.3, 1 , 41 333 J
1
au..3303.33.3.3.3.. 3 4
a... _
......
McDonald deCOMIIIO4I . II. 11r 7 '
Sloubenville Anotimmod. 40. p.m. 1.4).1.01.
Mgonat b il Ag h ou n tifn. 1 1JAli s ' p. m.
.ig Pt .
S Tbe 1048 A. N. Multi "Line will leave daily. ' Tr.
11113 noon Express ardoes dolly. All other Malta
ran daily exoept Sunday.
W. I. O'BRIEN.
General Ticket Agent, Coinntna. O.
W. W. CARD_AuyY. Dennison. ORR lel3
IiDITTSBUUGH AND CONNELL*
R_ VILLE RAILROAD.
Onand attar RUNWAY.
Febrears 200. 7870.
Trains will arrive and depart from the Depot: DA
ster of. Grant and Water street., as follow. •
1•21,117. • Augzirg.
Mail to and from Untlk. 7:00 a.m. 11110 p.m; i
klellmolfayt, Acm2prood.ll,llle m.
_BARI p.
m m.
Wes ' etn ' lltf/r A=Mc/ . . F.: E t .
/haddock's Amman:Ws. 11:1 p. m. 7: OP. Bt.
Night Ace. to AleKeespk.ll.l:3o p. m. 0:43 u. m.
Sunday Church Train to
and from Welt Newton. 1:10 pp. 111:110..s. EL—
• SUCHARD B. doWEIRLAsnott
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
Pittsburgh Utility Work
WEAVER & JONES,
Cornet of Juniata and Fulton Steeds,
\ Sixth Ward, Allegheny.
MenntaAorent LIARDWARS and ell
kinds LIGILT ORItY IRON GAIIITLNOS. .
We tender our Goods s
and errlees to the Trade
et the Loweet Prices, and waNant all our tort
rightfully gelato& Orden solicited. I
The attention of Dealers generally Is called to
Make /If ISED AND PLATE CASTERS.
• - ' WEAVER k IDNES.
- 11 . 1Arnes Pll4turAh Postalfs zn. A6l
ETABLISHED 1831.
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
DEALERS 1N
HARDWARE
N0..62 Wood Street,
PITISBUILOU, PA.
Spring Hoods, Hoes, Bakes, Forks,
Scythes, Maths, &c.
Merchants are invited to examine
our stock whenin the city.
Orders by mall will have prompt at
tention. •
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY CO.,
No, 70 Wood Street,
Table Knives & Forks.
Pocket Knives,
Butcher Knives,
Bread Knives,
Caving Knives,
Scissors,
Razors,
Putty Knives.
AND ALL OTRER ARTICLES OF CUTLERY IT
LOW PRICES.
Beaver Falls Cutlery Co.,
No. 70 WOOD STREET;
LEAD. DRUGS, dfro
White Lead and Color Works,
J. Schoonmaker & Son,
PROPRIETORS.
0371 CR, AND TACTORT.
611,:4 it, Eit, 446101 . 1,448 Rebecca Etrtet,
W. cni cia‘ ,... ,
, iumainsoice ported co oar
Strictly Pore leo&aol olujotee .47 Wirer,
er erbortato M Otte moll.
_mmt_f ROM
teat to frt. from- wi t t gatot._•.. , - t.....
fore Is ottltereite Montt. tO toot.' Mtl one . '
IrdaraltD to be sparer carbonic of
and Winer Ulna Me in tba market s aril win forfeit
therm of talc plans if coning
. u, re...,,,,
ICO. 0180N 1 J. & BROTHER:B,
2sembesty amt. lhalen b Than art
IM
FORT WAYNE &
will len,. from
vlb *lto. !lila.
MUM
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PITTSBURGH. PA.
PITTSBURGH