PE
FINANCIAL,
GOLD, SiLVER,
COUPONS
Bought at Highest Pric
PEI. R. MERTZ,
BANKER,
CpF, Wood St, and sth
hi& T. Brady &
Corner Fourth AVCIIIIC and Wool Street,
BANKERS,
RI ;1 AND lIMLL ALL HIND el 01
Government Securities,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
uN MOST rAVONAM,II TERNS.
Interest Allowed on Deposits,
jr=ew louttd on thowernmetd Sonde it low
Or Mures trscarv a Ton TEE I i. CRCILAN
AND Ulm oft INTOC 1 , 11 , 8 Awtr GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO..
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
;Illy Telegraph to the Plaptairgti Gazette.)
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New YORK, July 15, 1(170.
The day witnessed greater excitement in
financial circles than any slime the act of war
between France and Prussia began. There woe
an unsettled feeling, which reflected on the
' laid market, where the volume of business
was immense and fluctuations frequent. lie
. !ore the formal opening of the room, gold
iold at 11414. There were private cable dis
patches received later last night. Ch'ing 03 .50
as the quotation for rent.. and saying great
excitement prevailed at Kerlin and that
war was inevitable. The latest public dis
patch gives 66f. P. es the quotation of
rent.. The reported prospect la more
1 h t i ere '* :l7 l aos s ia d g li t 7 ll7 ,l % i e ll ri. 't:
frone
corded price in the itoum. At t hin point
London dispatches were receited saying wnr
was inevitable, that Freida was massing her
forces la France and that a fleet had sailed un
der sealed orders but was believed to blocks
ode Prussian put.. This carried prices again
at' to 114%; front thin them was another re
action to lttx GDP:. when the news came
that nil hopes of peaceable adjustment be
[wenn France and Female were given up,
and that Napoleon will formally declare
war., This news was not fully credit
ed and only advanced the price to 111%.
after which it declined to 1104e1145.•
• Subsequently dispatches were received
.saying the Corps Legielatif declared for war
and rent.. went down from 65 to fa, which
advanced gold to 115,;. The excitement con
tinued without niudeineut to the close.
At one time during the afternoon there was
an advance in French mutes to Oct 50c report
.ed, which was Interpreted as slight hope for
•Peaoe. On this gold tell from 15,4 i to 147 i, and
then was a sharp rally In prices on the Stock
Exchange. but at the close rentea were
'muted at 661 and fallingotaille the cable tele
gram spoke of war as Inevitable. Thlaraised
sedate the highest point of the day, and Warted
downward movement fn stocks. Exchange
Martel closed at lexeifei. Tim reported
liffk l ia v t:laments to-morrow - amount to
Of which $1.Z0,03.1 go by Dais lino
by firemen. Carrying rates 4. 5
pa cent. Quarandis $107,0401X0. The news
from Europe had a diailftel effect on Produce
Exchange and breadstuff s. The market is
ultra and advanced, with a; Increased husl
wee for exPnrta:- Stuck Exchange suffered nY
the announcement of • .112 and for a time I
stocks Were threw - 11 overboard almost with
out regard tontine. The Market aPthe height I
of exoltementiooked like drifting into a panic.
but the crisis antsy everted hir,. .deeliny
values. which taxied from one to eve i per
cent., and business on such a stele of magni
tads has not been witnessed for a long time.
Stoney Is active at KW on gall._ L Discounts
nnminal. Ster li ng unsettled and - nominal at
oxen. Governments depressed be sales of
foreign hankers and lower, closing dulls cud
weak. Con pens 'Bl,l33ili.Ak 2€1214; 'm.9
3 2 ' 3 . 22 2' 65 i
TO ? le .70;3s7d 5 n 3 ge ee l ; „ 8 221, 3 4 r
• te bonds dull and heavy. Missouri,. 91:
old Tenneseees. 06/(r new do, WC old Th . -
' Lcalas. 67. do.-U7S: old North Carotin..
• new do. 31.
Rata railroad securities low - er. The stock
'market was qrdte arm at one time during the
afternoon. and rallied sharply, the Improve
ent being equal to 2 per• cent. on the lowest
figures. At the close, however, the market
was heavy and while the Improve- •
merit was partially lost.
Canton. 67X:Cumberland.31; Western Union
3114; Qulckstiver.B; Mariposa,6lS: preferred.
V; Adams Express. 671 Wells IN Ameri
can, 44: United States. 45M; Pacific Mall. VSS:
• New York Central. PPG S'riP. 60M: Erie. r 2 Sii
preferred. IN Harlem, 134.4‘; Heading, His;
Michigan Central. ltff, Lake Shore. Sfl44; Illi
nois Central. 137,14: Pittsburgh. 16Xi Earth
Western. nti; preferred. fel.; Hoek Island,
III; New Jersey Central. 10144: St. Paul.
•
6 5 .1,4 do. preferred. 7654; Wabash. WM: do. pre
ferred. 73; Ft. W113110 141 31:43 ,10 4 do. preferred,
fr . Chicago and Alton. 'II6X do. preferred.
'• .oOhio and EdiftdssA,_ MX Hartford and
e, gilt; C. C. and C., Elangton,loo. Iron
Mountain, 681,“ C. C. and C., Hai.
Sub• Treasury balance: Gold, 6.Y,611.6 - 4; cur
rency, 511,430,u01. • •
Omer. or las Premiums Gezerfs,
Ffiromr. Jely 15, ISM )
63.adng quotations ma received *by Ph. IL
Meru:
Sold Merchants 17.
-Sliver 1133 31. Y.Orntral..... 95 t'
649 Bonds 19e...100 P. Ft.
Mill
94
- 64) Bonds 1961—.106 Otdo ' 1141
5-93 Bonds 1903...105 Max. Southern— 985
Ocesols ICC LlevelazdJs P..:
LS) Bonds 19)7...103 C. IL I. it
P.
11:6)11
6-3) Bonds 1939...106 Mow re 19;19. 611
10-40 . ... N. W. Pref.. $l,
.Idants Biprear .67 . Brie. '
I.oodun knobanee Per wood 3 .•& 2463
Finis Exchange perFrarto 23
ey
Berlin Grahanv per Thaler IS KI
Frankfort Iliaaare per FloGn fiX • ,43
Oentral Pecido R. IL Bond! •
R. IL Iketdi . U
Closing quotations se received by Janes T.
Brady fr-Go . ,
fold
. . f
6.1) lea. le .
S. On
1131 13 1 n4y. leel ei
S. 540 liere fiX leg i
8.1040 . el./4mM= ..... 33X
erruoucum
OPIUM 0 1 =511:041 M.. I
While the declaration of war. has 'Amulet
united flour and wheat and other articlei ex
ported from this country and caused Prices to
take an upward turn, it has bad
the opposite, , effect on petroleum. The
market to-day sii:ui pretty well demoralized
under the apprehertilon that the ex
port demand will be very itaterialty reduc
ed, 'Milos was aselatet by Ennio — iithat 'sll for
eign ordershad bees withdrawn. and, as might
be expected, there were more sellers than
buyers. It Is-possible that these remora may
not be' well grounded, that they may bee s
been exaggerated by eastern 'pecuator. and
exporters who are Interested in 10 l w prices,
and it is hoped that the situation may not be
pp bad alter all. though the Indication s at
present are nos ermatirageg, andi therm Is no
disgnialng the fact that the erantof hostili
ties, the on trade of this conzur7 win he bad
ly injured. Compared witlf.yesterday; both
crude and refined bare declined . still belt a
cent, and at the close the general impression
seemed to be that the bottom bad opt yet
been touched.
11=3
bales la the early part of the of 1-CO.
bbls seller August at Mia. llol4lXc
. end, in the attsmoon. 1010 seller J uly at 11.
This last named ale shows a decline ex to
5 0• a east per gallon as compared with yes
terday. which Is a very Important rleulthu to
so short a time. • Tor future deliveries there
were no tales., and It la Impossible to glee any
thing Ilke aocurat• quotations. • ;
nem was a sale of IMO bbls early' la the
dsrforJul at =K. Later lathe day it wu
°Hared At 21 sad liolsralt was reported as lay
ing been sold In Taw York at TIM. • Tar the
late months Sham seemed tU be no larialrY.
hatever, and consequently there were DO es.
•
titllsbedquOtatlollk. ; , : •
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_
SWUM CSCDS OIL. ,
Bounds 011 Works 8711. On itimonat 0 C is A
R Brilliant OU Works 1,071, on asooturt
Lockbart. Ft Co: ZsrAillor Oil Uompsn7l4o.
OS 18COUIIL Thos. &sale L Goodwin Mt on
Vacant 8 Barbour . Trek k Bro 74 on an
count saint
.1.542
Ob serrrro sm. vu. W. P. R. G Mir , PA: .
iff1)111 JUntatO italrlL)
OlUtg. &CO" 1,101, ,Lto Wart W.
kicaltarh &ad . & 00, Algebah riL to
Itto. i Co.. Phlla.
D. Pay & trt tat on to W. P..'Logart
Ital ue % Co.. Pbila.
Irpatriok k Rr. AIM Mita :iojrzt to L.,
DaWon k Waxing. MU MAI r,L ot ‘,/,. War
tag. * Co.. Phila..
JOlta r gr & Co. 103 kW t 0 Tick
RTO"
Ma,
ter.
k Co.. KO Dbl. rased to Tack
Bros nits. _,
Koldahlp Do. 50 bbis rotlrod &A.
Klbtl. Phila.
A. D. Miller Ma bbla reL to Warlog.K S Co,
c i os tgib.
Total .
msalmi) Tr A. v. 1. a.
Broom & Wagner. WO Able regard to War.
dark Wag k Co, MAIL
tttart. Provr 0), _T:ti bble ralloed 01l to
d ck et grew k Co.. Ptillsaelpbla.
J. A. McKee, /100 eels refined oil to Lope
Oro. Co, Ph '4
MeKOl3
P b Co„ 861 bbla rat. 01l to Lo
- g T.P. rc klrliittrletlo3 bbla ref..pll to War-
K & Co.. 7411 a.
John Speer & Co. Ile W. retied to Tack.
& Phila.
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PITTSEILItGH susKET
-• Orme /Jr Prrvaavoton OAaern. tt
Illirmsx. July 15. ISM.
_The eze4Ueg ebtruter of the newel from
very visible influence In
financial circles. and mer
chant and noinufacturers are very much
exercised: up to this writing there is nothing
ge ftni, ail as 3 - et Is uncertshaty.l_though It
does Izesln to Icrok as if war was sitarist
inevitable. In case of actual hostilities, an ad
canCE In gold; - breadstues, sugars,. Iron and
nearly all imported articles is almost cer-
nth. nod there ls now a very nice opening for
hose n - ho are disposed to speculate.
_Wheat
nd flour It is certain, In the event of war, will
dvance very naturally. as the crops in France
nd England are reported as being very light,
bread is almost as essential In time of war
powder nod lead. And while there Is or
rill heir. all probability an average crop of
heat this year, and besides, a large amount
,f lase
's crop yet to come on the market,
Yet lithe o'er& of war. It will all be wanitt
ns France and perhaps Prussia and England,
will be largely dependent on this country for
supplies, which, of course, would crente a very
heavy export demand, and with' this an-ad
vance In prices would certainly follow. A
scar Would also hexe considerable inlinence on
the provisions market, as bacon and mess
pork are Imlespensible to en Rump. Then•
again, sugars might nod possibly trill be
affected as it might shut off our source of sup.
plies front Cuba. And so we might go on and
mention other articles. imported and exported,
and as already. Intimated, a foreign scar would
have n tendency to oppreclate• nearly all of
the lending commodities excepting' petroleutn
and cotton.
• • .
, .&111111S--I.lriebatigoth common iuda ash. 4;
relined. 4Y; Pa.uaslA393... Pots N.
APPLES-.la steady demand with regular
sales at WIG per bbl no to quality.
Do
BROOMIi
BEANS-15u11: 111—ntore prices; Fancy, /1410 . No.I,
g4..N0.
.5001.15 3. taltin Commun h. . .60'611.
r has
rIllt001( CORN—la dull, =l3 ots.
111,7TTElt , -.There Is no improvement to note
In the demand rind no change to,make in quo
tatlotts. Sales at • 10Qy1e. fur good shipping
hotter and 111139Ue for prime.
CORNS! am..7-&4141 per basket.
ClitiESß—The demand is rather better, and
we can report regular tales at Valt. for
Ohio. the outside figure forOoshen.• bweitzer.
eta.. -
CRlCKENtles'of spring chickens at edit
Go per pair; and full grown one. at 90 .' 40 '
per pair, tr. to sine and condition.
CARBON 011,-Is dull but witheut quotable
char. ...33(e.:3e for standard brands. In,
n i ttilleill,47ll , -The market is aluuNt bare
and there is not much Inquiry for it. We con
tinue to quote nominally atfor apples:
7, , ps fur for quarter peaches and Wtti for
halves.
EGGS—Puller the Influence of - continued
liberal arrivals the market is weak and prices
tending downward:we now quote at Ethr.E3e.
FLOl:ll—Market firmer though there Is nu
Improvement to note in the demand and no
change to make in quotations. We co ntinue
to quote good western flours In eta at Ws
" fltf.Vlririe;ris -I l L i re
il c o ctrued auntie
demand for sugars and prices are firm though
wnchanged. b ummers coining gaining coundence
ith time war rumors trout Europe, in. It Is
thought that In the event of a rupture be
tween the leading powers now threatening
each other. the Cuban question tune assume
curb a form as to temporally shut off supplies.
Coffee. quiet. Syrups dull though they are
always dull in hot weather.
EH:AIN—The wheat marketis firmer under
the influence of light arrivals, though there is
no quotnble advance in prices:. Weal= for
fair to prime red; sole one cur to go to Phila
delphia atgl.M. free on board. Oats —steadY
but uncnanged: may be quoted at Wets in drat
Minds. buyers furnishing sacks. and =Ali in
store. Corm is quiet and dull—not numb offerMg and but little wanted: shelled may be
quoted at S.Vd.S7. Eye is quiet undunchanged
at ttlqi.as.. Nothing doing in barley.
HAY- , Nesr crop Is selling from country
wagons t ;10515. and old at Weal.
HUSKS Corn tinska.32siX Ma
LlNE—Stiles of Cleveland at per. bbl,
and eastern at irl,ll.
LARD OM—Extra .tfo. its quoted at g1,.0
Olga and No.E. at 0).
HEMP—SaIeS of undrwsed Kentucky Hemp-
PROVISIONN—Market firm but quiet. with
the exception of hams. for which there - ls tot
active demand. Shoulders ut ltctaforplitin.
and 15L , M16 fur Sugar Cured: Sides 17(1,
171 i for Ribbed Sides: 17C7.17 tt for Short Ribbed.
1734461 e for Clear; Sugar Cured }lams Z33f.a..24
for fancy brands. Breakfast Bscon.l9. Slew
Pork o.ttgo3l. Lard 17 In tee. and
19 tf tekegs and buckets.
PEA CTS—Doll. Tennessee.B= cts.
POTATOES—SaIer of new crop et $4.90 . 3.4. 50
per bbl. end old at 55381/ per bushel.
SEEDS—We can report a sale of flaa seed at
and It is dull. notwithstanding the mar
ket Is almost bare.
PITTEIBL'IIIifi IRON %IfIFIRICT
OYTICE OF THE Prtanacuon GALLTIT, L
FRIDAY, July ts, hem g
The metal market has beer fairly active this.
Week, unusually sOlf or this season of the year
and while there IS no quotable change in
prices. the feeling is better. The stocks of
raw Iron, both here and at furnaces, tributary
to this market, ore by no means as- large u
generally estimated, though, nevertheless.
up to the present requirements of the trade.
and the impression is gaining strength that
the bottom has been touched. and that In no
event scarcely arc raw Irons ere likely to go
any lower. Following Is the report of ,aces
No.l Foundry.. . .$35.50 limos
do do . 35.00 mos
do do 54.00 4 MOS
do- do . . . 113. Z cash
.do do 33.60 4 toys
N o.: do . . 31004 mos
o. ltdo ..'^..004 Men
No.l Foundry ilushong at .
Reading 33.014 mix
No. 1 FoundrV Temple 35.00 mos
No.l do II Temple pt
Clear Wbite Neutral Forge 95.5) . mos
White and Mottled Red
Fle.ort • • • Y. 7.03 d mos
.175 Clear Foundry to arrive.... 3 ). 3 mut
100 Close Gray PLCO 4 m.
nrrosivoM3 COAL BUILT= TROY 1..“.6 SCPE-
DO taw
3:1 .'
ao -
lon ••
- - _
MOE one
-ICO tans Grey Forge $31.004 001
..• Medium Gray Forge .. 30.00 4 mo,
500 " Medium Gray Forge •at
• Furnace . .... . MOO 5 mos
300 Clear White et Furnace... 36.001 mos
Medium Grey from Yard:. 00A01 mos
000 ." :Open Grey to arrive-30
5505 mos
500 '• Medium Grey Forge 30.004 MO9
11140)15.
•
33 tune Nr;.l Juniata [7.. 1 90.00 c,,Ah
111lE11i BY TELEGRAPH..
:few Tort.
Kxw roax. Jalyls.--Catt on unsettled; .*
Soo bales; 20!io for middling uplands. Flour,
tomelpts II t eoo bids: 15Z300 Meter; •eerj so
ling. demand mainlT for shipping troler. sal es
40,90Dbbls, Including 21400 bblv extii - State ft
Augo,t delivery at $5.654M $50.5.85 for link
Aiestero moil State. t:43:1465,1 1 0 to
do, 55,81X14.3. 1 3 for good to choice_ do. 55, 1 441 4
for white wheat western extra, $5,65V1 for
extra Ohio. 1009. M for extra bit. Louis. Hee
flour firmer; tale,. SAIOII bbls at $5,100550 -
Cora meal a shade firmer: sale, ark bbls at
, 55A11115, , . 60 for western. Whiskey a abode
firmer, gales =Able westeru at 5101.01.enlef
lr 51,010,44111.01 L 'Wheat: receipts ex por tb;
304 c better: demand brisk for and
speculative; sales =ono' hush: $1.3701./19 for
No I spring. $131461,34 for No = Milwaukee,
1121.4 3 3 for ror 113 . 7 1 leetet an/::n . i t ged pita
0
t . ,io for amber Slate. 51.1701.65 to;
$
chli t ;)
esters. 11,0 for white State. and SI,
for Green Bay, cloning strong la ith
SI. bid for No. I Milwaukee .prior.
Somlnal. Receipts of corn =427 burb. Cqrn
lige better and moderate demand: sales of
50.000 bush. at %wig , for new western, mix
. ed; 51,116051.10 for yellow: 11,16051.18 for
white:. :Receipts of Oats 16.363 but Oats
drill, sales or 31.000 bushels at /1611H5c - for
Western: *MU for Mild "and State. Hay
quiet and unchanged . Hops firm at 100Mc.
Coffee firm; sale* of 1.500 semks
goldio; 1.600
8a1n01..14/ auction at InISB. Sogar a
shade ntrotiger: sales of .10 hbde; Cuba an/
Porto Rleo at 90105(e; sales of 860 boles Ha
edna at 912,105ic. Molusea dull arid unchang
ed. Petroleum lower; crude at 14014 X.: te
ll:led at 236: 1 =1c. Turpentine firmer at 38140
Bk. Pork: met, quiet and, staid! at,: 29 to;
r ime moss Want lye demand, closes at le
July at
sales llbs; closing fic; prime dull
• sales 140 bids; sales suo bbls mese for
.TallaakMlB.l3:lYelten,sl=lTf.,l'l.ll'.
Tierce beef more Fictive;sales XUI ten prime
mans on private terms. Middles quiet at 15e
for long dear. Lard held Me Weber and very
quiet at 16M4L16M c for western steam; Wok
lie for kettle; sales 100 tea for July at leSica.
IMe. Butter steady at Marc for western.
Cheese Irregular and heavy at 79y14e. Freights
firmer to Liverpool; 65,fal bush wheat at Gd
per sail. 60753jd per steam to Landon:7,oo(lbn
wheat at 7) , (90,8d sail. 9d Means; Lim tobts flour
Fall, closing at Zs al to Cork. and orders for
.
_
31000 qua übeat at ed.
Latts6-Flour closed strong at 1.54633 c higher
and active. Wheat vary firm and In good de
mand; $1 BP bid for No. 1 and $1 HS for. *No. 2
Milwaukee spring. Com firm but quiet. ,ftloe
nominal and dull and pricey unchanged. 'Pork
quiet but steady. Beef quiet and unchanged.
Baconculet but firm. Lard firmer but Inac
tive. Petroleum lower and quiet; crude 11@,
liMe; refined ! vixen Egg, dull and un
changed.
ChWorlot ;,. ; : -s,',
15:--Ertbange uncbbeed.
Fleur very firm and 1:1Mc blcher at, A
IL,M forepriefixtras: ictiest
aotlta.
No.
.I.lnd
atear,°,s, go a , t 2, s llto l t i ng stiff at outaidel .
this afternoon Irregular and , loWerat 23.22 M
Baja salter Jui t rd 111.1510B1.111( seller u-
Cost. Corn "Mc higher; Main . firm at
111303 cub and Me seller August; this after
noon fairly active at SIMCWIMe seller sly for
No. 2. Oats le bleier: No. 2 47M e. Bye
Maher and closing at welic for N 0.2. Bar
ley laxative and nominal. Bighwines atesoy
160 for iron bound. Provisions quiet.
Mese pork closed at $26/00.11.Ml abort rib
middles Me for loose.
Mega active and ink% higher at suagas
for common to extra. Cattle tolerably active
at 113.01M67,76 for light stockers to smooth
Lbotigdate_sinnilouirl'far the past
bush corn; e5.,80) boils oats; 1.631 Lase 176
/AM bush barley: 6110 bead of heck
meats: LINZ 'DM§ -flour; MIXT wbeat;
=Mil bush corn; 79,877 bush octet lead
of bogs. Freights unchanged.
Curmifirari.lnlyl3.—The excitement caused
by the news from Europe was intents, and
higher price. being expected for all articles
excepting cotton, purchase. could not base
been made to any extent at the oldpriees.
/flour we. held more firmly: family sa s ma.
Wheat cold to a fair 15TUE% at 8.121 for NO I
red s for North Hill, and $l.lO for new
wh tr.. n Corn firmer but not any higher at NI
Oats un:tmued and In good remand
R 1. Barley to fair do.
niWitt.ll.lo ' "ll.93 for new. Cotton nominal
with no emend. Whisky held at beirric, but
little done. Protisloo. firmer, all articles be
ing held higher, and a large huskies. could
hire been done at yesterday's quotation..
Pork: mess held at MGR with buyers et I.
Lend In good demand, and 70. tierces sold at
10c. Moon and Bulk Meats held higher.
Isod In most cues holders had withdrawn
their rtoclui.from the market. Butter scarce
.2,1141 Irbil
and.in demand at 2322;c. Egg, dull M 10tX
17c.' (honerlea—no change. Gold 114 X buy
ing. Exchange dull at 1.10 dlecount•buying.
bouls.
Sr. 1,01:11s, July 15.—Tobacco «tire anti
firm. Cotton nominal at ISZISXo. Hemp dull.
and unchanged; machine rope and.bagging
changed. Flour unchanged add business
small; tall sneer /4.1 1 5 , 1 4 . 56 . X $4.7 5 . X 1 5 e , •
and - MSS $5.338.a. Wheat firm and buy
ers stood off; small Inles 2 red at SI4&
138 and Po Ido at .44M: lam COrn: buyers
off and business email; mixed aha6C, - choice
s - ellow 70e, and choice to lance white Pea
$1.115. Onto opened lirmervrthilt-Wc and cloyed
dull at 4a150c. Rye steady at 753.80 - cents.
hlsky . nominal at Sac. Groceries unchanged.
Provisions firm and quiet.; Pork $33.. Loose
dry salt shoulders and clear rib up heir 193.
7.5 c. Bacon:Shoulders Itcyllßc, clear tiblTßc o
Clear laffilaßc. Lard retailing at 15.tat.16C.
Cattle: Better grades scarce and wanted;
sales at Birtrit‘c for fair to :prime: 04h7Sc for
choice to extra. Hogs firm at $849.
L=!
NEW YORK. July 15.—The receipts of Beeves
to.daa, were 35 ears. making 6,600 head for the
week; trade Is biONV; fat Cattle. are unclaang
ed,thin ashade lower. op Texans; fate sold
to-day at I.2.Sall'e. Rani choice grades being
on gale. Sh_eep count 3?3,1/30 today- and 22,001
fur the week:. 01.7 men,. iota of Sheep sell
at lower prices or 37i . e.4,.. coats
. . . ,
few fat Cheep are smellsp that' r
«•as obtained for a car load ad utilise. lbs
Ohio; 3!.;c for 115-skeletons weighing di lbs.
Poor lambs lower, n lot of Penna., 31 Its.,
smiling at to, and choke do lb. Jerseys barely
reaching 10,Vc. Hogs number 'Mears to-day,
and MAO for the week; dressed sold at 11.kic ,
but the market is weak.
• ' •
ALB ANT, July 15.—cattle elicited this talent
log with 3a—” yarded of average quality but
interior to last week; pricesare unchanged
fur name Stock; upon others there is I!..ic de
cline: the highest price Is ilge. averaging S.W..
Sc for good. and from that down tu (W. Sheel ,
advanced !.ic; Lambs46Se off. The only
sales of 1114;am - ere 100 'Mauls at Wit,
-13EVFALO, Jule 15.—Cattle unchitnied and
poor demand with an upward tendency. Re
ceipts 490 cars: shi at pmeuts , an cars. Sheep
clsed firm. Oats s rates. Hug
'unchanged: reeelpti previ head for the week Fs
Now Yo. --Th rinerket Is
of at mation uo J
, but uly
nl5. Stsianlfe e
co llie s igns devoid
of in
creasing in Interest under the passage of the
new tariff law and .the rise a t gold. and in
view of the dechtratlon of wr in EntOpe.
Velvet ribbons Very scnrce and high. Fnool
cotton, six cord make. high and must decline
toyc before the middle of August; Rim:l.rd
henp enough. Cottons have followed down
the plane of heavy goods to-day and rose
all t rec t li d 9 .4 4 57c . rtt a n grt h b e le t u n c a h rlt d cg h • a f v oT•
bleached mutallt went down from leN to IN:
Continental C brown from 15 to UV; blue do
froln 21 t 053, and Montana ticks froel
t 0.15.
Philadelphia
Pnrl..urchenr.4. July Is.—Pour dull. Ultis
superfine at $3.87341 extras $4.12; spring Isiteat_
extra family 75. Wheat Tedium...
$1.45611.49. nye steady: westeru Slued mixed
western $1.1K01.1044. Oats steady: western
We. Provision:4:lnd. Pork mess $.1C0.110.50.
Lard 16410.34 c. Petroleum quiet: crude 1844 c:
relined 27(12:7'4. Whle% y firm for western.
•
Baltimore.
Itauristonr. July 15.—Flou ' r firm and very
ramrce. _ Wheat unchanged with increasing
demand: sales of red at e1.Za1,(0),-"white n3.t
ttl.rfel,tls and western nominall at tl.3n
lilt. Corn: white *1=1:14• and y y ellow ti 4 6 .-
Oats tiV,ta , n for heavy and Griildac for Illrbt.
Provisions unchanged. Bacon: shoulders IthF.
Whiakey dull itt dl.
TOLEDO. July 15.-}lour firm. Wheat 1.1d:3c
better; No 2 White Wabash *1.51: mgular
white Nichirati t 1,31.14: amber 14Ichigna *1.31.
closing */..34N: No 1 red Wobash *IA% No 2. do
I. 31: closing $1.:101,l'. N 0.3 du $1..11. Corn held
;Wigan higher. No I held at Ku. N 02,64: white
bile: Oats quiet and unchanged: No 1 57!.., No
•
eleaveland.
C1.1,13..410 , , July 15—Flour nteadseiu
chanted. Wheat quiet and unchanged ; No. I.
red winter. $1.:11: No.'.'. Corn nominal=
It lower: No. 1 uth.ell, 91c; No. 2, Me. lints
dull and lc loweri , oalen of No. I white at SSo.
Barley nominal. Petroleum lens firm and n
shade lower; relined. to large lots. held at Int
on the way, 2 1 44 21 X,
Memphis. '
•
MENIPHM July - 15: Cottondull arid nominal;
receipts 31, exports 315 bales; receipts-for the
week hit. exports 2,070, stock 0.100 bales. lion
firmer at ft{ for medium: Corn meal quiet at
traCti.S.f Corn heave and nominal. Oats 0
Lard
67c. Nay dull at *AI. Bran quiet at 1700 Lard 113‘alfic. Pork quiet at $3l. Bacon
shoulders li}i'milldes 173.e10qe.
• Louisville.. • • . ,
LLI:IeiVILI.L. July lE4—Bagging nr.. Yt aox.
Cotton active. hut closed lower: sales 180 Oulu,
middling at lac. Flour; stock light tnd timer
at OM. Grain and Provisions ore quiet and
germ and prices unchanged; Whiskey, raliec.
• .
New bittekke, July 15.—Cottun nominal;
middling% lealtdic; sales of 1.9d5, receipts MS.
exports ICO. stock (11.1htibales. Receipts dal ,
lux the week 2,191 bales. exports 11s 0614,
suite seo balm..._:
•
Dtraorgjuly 15.—Wheat market seuiitiv •
to g w
raurm new: :
and closed we N ak
under
conflict
lu Ned.SSc. O r t e —at S Ade. weoternSlCot
3111 a ankee. -
.11iMauteg., July 15.—Flour unchanged
Wheat excited and nu,ettlett nt II 21 (or No
I: SI 18 for No. 2. Coarse gralnsnotalnal.
IV/POWTI3 BY RAILROAD
CLeritAND AND 1.1131011;a013 KaU.iwan
Comrawr. July 14-6 cars lake sup Olt. 31,
Kubrim. P &Co_ ; 9cars do. Sboenberger, &
Co; cars do. Union Iron Mills; 4 cars p Iron.
Rees. G & D:3 cars do, Union Iron Mills: 1 do
do. Chess. & Co;stone.; Lindsay.
1 car ice. Dille Creek Icc Co: I car do. W Sc o tt
C.:8.(L 9 0 ft Co.
W 7( it
0.(0) ft do.
It A Clark & Co. 0.000 40. Itrath A .1: ..t.OD; ft
to. Sleek & 0; la Obis ND!, hate. Lang C Mc-
IC: 100 do litife..l II Canfield: 4 do eggs. Bahm
W;= boo b ware. Secomb & Co; lb Ude shoul
ders, Denali & T; a water drawee. Weldon
& K:4 can to malt. Spencer. McK & Vol 16,001
ft lumber. Fuller L & II; 1 car I pipe. II /ICol
lins:3 bbls potatoca Voigt, M & Co; K` kegs_p
barley. E Hazleton; 6 do u meal. Sesrmyer & V:
19 bag cheese. Watt, L Collllbre rye Wood
worth & D:2 bbls ears. Brunetti:oln & n
lot hh goods. S B tt alters: 83 bra dices*. 1'
Duff & Son; Int hickory lumber. W Evans; 1 car
lead hoop.. A. McClintock; II Dbl. apples, II
Ilea Jr: 10 dud°. W C Artostroug: 2 do do. J
A Graff:2 do do, .1311fittiM1111 & 011 CI o s
chair, H Bugle. -
- - _
PITISIITUOII. PORT WAYNE AND CRLO,IIIO
Itattaoalh. July 15.-100 hides, .1 T-31cLangt..
Ha: 13 cases lend, J\ Scboonmnker '0 Soot 10
101113 gin. ',Mall 1. Mtchlitur: sdo oil. Schwartz.
OH: 6 tram hops. .1 It Sneathen & Co: 10 do do.
E ,t 0 bids flour, owners; 31 bas
cheese. I hblm applem.' han dles. M CA: 2 kegs
butter. El Sinclair; 20 bdls McElroy 0
Co: ICO bble apples owner: 6' bhls stagger. P
Duff & Son: 3 has tin, WC:indices .1 & Co; 31
bidem, Setbe Houk bid whisky.S Applebenm;
I 1 bbl eggs.. Jamison & 44 has
cheese. h. J Rraden;:t eke rags. Frasier.
Go: 1 car cooperage. II D Moore: 10 bbls, 40 As
do dottr..l Hensel: 35 bbl, do. Shepard & netts:
Obzs cheese, Dilworth. Harper&Ca 10D do
Ao, owner; 40 do do Arbuckle gr, .Cot. XI do do,
Dilworth I Co; Zdo do. Carter. M & Co.
21 do do. Watt. Lang 0 CAL 16 do do. W m Go ,
erns: 71 do do. F. Hazleton; 15 do do. Head 0
Mt3)doz brooms. F 3 Ewut & regs
McCullough. 8 & Co.
• PITTSISCROrt CINCINNATI AND OT. LOCI ,
RAILROAD. Jolt 16.-3 when. • Kenney:dr. Jiro: 101 bbis dour. Shor & 1 to
bacco. IVY George:: bhdsmake, 1 bbl hams.l hi
tr. drr
beet. W It Wilson: 10 bblm oil. A Kirkpatrick
/S•Co; 2 bales r chain. McElroy & CO; .43 pkgs
tobacco:lt & W Jonkloson; 10 do do. Carter:
McGrew & Co; IS boles cotton, EC Hyde t Flom
60 hes oats, F Schield,: 13 bbls eggs: J A Graff
& Co; 43 bits onto, 8 11 Floyd & Co; SAA nuts.
DMA Christy: Obbls whisky, Volgt & McGraw:
13 oil bbla .1 M Riterr; 14 bile lead.' l to brans.
Hallman & 14: IS bbl potatoes, I Herds:tau; 23
bee pee rum P Duff & Boa • • •
Maas:lnger STATION July
16-90 bgs onto:
Knox & Son; 1 car steyes,.l M Ifemphlil; 1
r wheat. Kennedy Won, - ear Ihne. Johnston
& Co: 4 hr. meld. Mercer & It; 18 sks oats.
ICLIsOn kT; a As potetoes. 1 On cheese, J
Ileurra okas eggs, 2 do butter, H Lear,sl
eke
wool, Mli & J II Fullerton: 4 tibls eggs. .1
Kober,: 2 dodo. Heckert 3 do do. F Essenwine;
IG eke oats, a do rye. M Steel & Son; 1 Car lora
bor.] do do. Wilson. & 110 Co.
ALLTAITLI.T %%sums HAITROAD.• - . l oly
= hides. J Hammett & Son; 1 bx tobacco. J
Murphy; 3 cars stone. Henderson, MO Co: 4 do
• do. P Grough: Ido do. Harrison Ilro: sics
wool. Frank & Bro; car metal. Wm Smith: 1
• do do, McKnight & Co; 1 bids eggs. Ido butter
• Jas >foutooth; Ido do. Ido rue, Paul & Gib
. son:1 car lime Henderson & Bre; 71 abs oats.
A Austin: skm rags, Ido wheat, Ewart &
3 Co: As olds Moreland &M. •
amours BY writs: , •
Pirreerrenet. BBOwlseriLLlt AND Clirerel
PACltre Contemn . . July 14.-111 mks oats. I do
oat, 15 do corn. Campbells C 8 Dims llgnor,
Milligan. H & Co; 50 Ws highsrines, 2 bblc
eggs. Al Carlisle; 1 box do. McCracken, 0 &
Co; 49 stn wheat,. ) 15 Liggett & Co; 444 gallons
stoneware. Lysle, H& Co 11 pkg. eggs: Volgt
M& Cu; I dodo, Ido honey, 9 15 Floyd & Co;
81 tags batter, 2 do alas. &Prison &C 01256 sk!
oats., McHenry & 11: pkgs eggs, 4do butte 1
1111 g; lido eggs. 54 19 Rankin Jiro; 15 bo o
Class. 14 C tletnertZ;2bbls whiskey.W .1 Meek:
M do flour. J I House.
Clatmusan ran Gnalsna Bmwri. Jut,* 14.
• 34m tons metal. J W Porter, f,O do do. Loomis
& C; 911 de do, itilmlck & Co; ' 1
bx. eggs. Volgt.
1,1 & Co; 1 dodo. Houck. J & Co; 4 pass butter,
4 bbls eggs. C Hartman.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. 6u)
Y; S'fELLE ............ ...... . ..J. A. frnscur.
M, STEELE & SON
Commission -Merchants,
tentreTro l fraWar a irda
tinny City.
Neanor & Ha*
GRAIN AND;hIiDiCE
00/1=116131.011, IVl.erehants,
• TM LIBERTY STRIMT. •
IM==!
W.. C. Arinstrong
Iglaaamor to Velma e Armuvoid
NONCE COMMI881(1, )IEII,MUIT,
L. J. BLANCA. 11,1)
wholesale and Retail ,Grice
=l:2
Na9BFv'g,NN . STREET
ITTIEMAD k PATTON, Whole
4,oritta r 4, 2 Comm Srgb i Z i ".
119 and 774 PAVIMINVetr
lOW. I. 1101712....1.1.f. linft.a....Wll. Y. Von t&
TOIIIII. , UOUgA. 11408., thweessort
Ey tn JOUPI L1P, r ,2_ , E,1,...1 7 301c1a1e aronars
and ouallalus.o l / t n!. of litattbdald
and %Tatar stmt'..•_
.1011t11.111111 0 p 1 C.
hl 0 1 . 1 ILLACE, holosale
o EDS AND PHODucz Dz ALNN , No.
even.. Pitt•NUtt6
• ~ 1
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE :
The river continues to recede ateadlly
at this point with three feet eight !riches
in the channel by the Mottengstittla
bridge :narks. .
The Mary Davage, from tit. Louis. is
the only errh - ►l lee bees, to report. No
other boats due except the packets.
1 The Granite State departed for Ports•.
mouth with a moderate trip Pilots—
Norris and Abrams, .
The B
dent packet for Bron.navillc and Genova
today. leaving at 6r. m. The Belle pays
paitlenisr attentinn to way business.
The new steamer Carrie Converse, Capt
0.3 V. Rea, la announced to depart foi
New. Orleans •
—Tho followie . g in trout the Natchez
Denithlraf of Friday The rare between
the Lee and the Natchez. oentinneal to be
the general topic. The friend's of the
Natchez, although acknowledging is beat.
are still confident that she can beat the
Let's tintete•Ylcksburg or' Natchez, and,
with a fair stage 'of water, .to St. Louis.
When the Lee reached Natchez, Captain
Cannon cried tint to the wharfmaster,
-Take down those horns," and they wren
promptly lowered, Much to the disop
',ointment of the friends and supporters of
the Natchei. A correspondent on. board
the Natchez says: '''The Lee did take the
Brincessitorns, but was afmidto land and
get thent anti they were sent to her
thronghhe dignified agency of a coal
hearbr oil board a Oriel Hat, which bad
lwen!shoted out in the river to meet her.
—We clip the following from the Cite
cinuati,Glazctic : A good deal of talk Is'
being ludidged in jest now of banding
another bridge over the Ohlo to connect
Jeffersonyille with Louisville. It is to be
a tubular, iron bridge, and lnto be built
jointly by the Ohio & Mlsaiesipjd, Balti
more & Ohio and New York & Erie Rail.
•
Dr) Good..
isnys and aJeffersonville Ferry t.lotn
pans. It Is to be constractinl with a draw
the passage of boats.. The coat of the
o4ructum'will, It Is stated. ho . 44,000. 000 .
New Albany, at the foot of the falls ; is
equally iiiislousi for a bridge at Sand Is
land.
—lluriug a severe storm on Wednesday
of last week,. the lung two story frame
buildihg in Knox & Son's boatyard, liar
mar. was blovfn down. and rendered, en.
tirelv useless. Several persona were in
the iMilding at the time. One man was
badly Injured and Capt. W. Know was
thrown dtirseand his leg severely hurt.
making u. vett - narrow escape. 'r h e loss
to the firm ir(about $1.200.; • '
—A late Cincinnati paper says: Capt.
John Kotula who punned through this
city u tiny dup., two. has secured Captain
Newton's new' burnt, Tidal \Vave, now. be
ing courpleted ut to take the
place: of the Sella in Red River for the
summer and fall trade. The Tidal Wave
will be completed in about ten days.
—The St. Lotila Democrat Kays: IC
suggested that the fact. is not very Well
known that the It. E. Lee's preparation to
run fast on her way to this port Included'
the greasing other hull at New Orleans.
That this wan done we think will not', be
disputed. • ,
—ln the otornf at La Orange, the Nilo-
Im apehe 'was:, severely handled by the
gale. Shti lopt both her &limeys. over •
board and was blown .upon the rocks just
above the landiag,i Where she lay until
punts/. oftby, the Red Wing. ,
tee, will ? , oa• her 'wound
trip after coming out in September, Make
a last run to Natchez. and will beat:the
time 'of the R. H. Lee.' Frank Hicks taws
so, and Nat (freed bays Frank is entlreiy
reliable.
==!
Je L frorliatkillC a Lunieville
boul. %Quinn. was sold to'tire
Crescent Ferry Co of New Orleans on
Wednesday. for $113,000. \ •
-Thu-Sate PatnatiL vtai `espect4
.arrive it CincliniaWon Thursday, en-route
front Pittsburgh to St. Louie. .
—Th e e Pallier arrived at Cinuclnati on
Weduesdar and unit
advertised to leave
oss 'Fluirsd:sr for Si' lAtutio.
.
towboat 13altie. vrith live' barges
' of iron orc,'loft Cincinnati for Pittebegglt
on Wednesday. • -
—The •Nlek.' Wall Knitted at Shreve
port from St. LOllirk last Sunday.
—The Loretta arrived at Neu Orleans
on Wednesday.
Cl=
TH,E FLEET STEptER a dre
BELLE, \
No. 1113 ILCRICEIT PTRIBIGT
RIVER NEW
Capt. Matey, In the 'lndepete
RIVERPACKETS
MO.NONHALIELAAVVER.
::R'
J. : w. SCOTT
ode .endentilttsborgh, Brownsville a
Gam Picket
•••iiiiIIESDAFI.WMar antAVM.
v7trigi,7 rrawbt Psowenics. to n 111,04 . 1 . 0 1;
th ANZTent=apply on tv.ard.ural,Wbarf
bnA" G RVITATIOT 1 CO.. Ai•nt,...
POIITCItui:TH r/L6ll:*l'
L~OItWHEELI\f., MARL.
ll VITA, 1 . AFM IC HIM U 110.
RONTON PORTBIIIQUTII.
Leave* rittseallei avast TIUDAY - 4
beeves Penn:loath sevair MONDAY - 10 AM
The hew .Ad .O.M
altAlitrit STATE,-
/
Will %eV e d ihrhuratettd:
jr.lght grr PIU.R. *PP)/ of
U. 11. IiIIItIEST i CO
wwr ISMAhM/VI.
ion CAIRO. XERPHlRi a dr i g .
VICKSOORG,ICEW OrtiliANB
AND XKD ItIVZIL—The spleadlit bra 'termer
CARRIE corrransa r.ot-oso..xx.a.
Will lams for tbg *tiara sad Iptariarear ports
BATE:HI/AT. tar 'alb Inst.
fur fndgbt or paw !Wyo. , tinard or to
ti6o. It. •=T Cm,
Juli /MACK a OO I LINa WOOD. Ageuts.
TO ,LITERPOQI, , j AID VMS
TOWN.— TILE ENALAN MAIL
/STEAMSHIPS, tountAuthAmAlOoN M ,
alas. rowels, wows Om 0.1 . b
No/ ' • '
CITY
OF P_ANlk_ CITY_OT Tyr'N
CITY 07 ' lTTrr N di TaE BAI.
• •
gWlait XVSKY OATURDAY,Yrost Plor4,3Nowitt
atm. Now York. , Yet mow or fortber Toms:
Moo *Wyk,
WILLIAM BIiiGHAM,.Jr
143 sattriirtimu 33333 r.
- 'mtg.
Tack, Bro. & Co.
PERRY BUILDING
wriul.imo Way. Plttsbuigli
DILLLEAS iN
Crude. & Refined Petroleum
TACKRUS..sy
f:u
WAFtING' &
121=3
Petrojew, and its #9titots,
aunt. attorsits v► &i.
wiatnce,lase- &co.
sort lor - Kamm mazer
ECLIPSE
PETRotttrivt =MY,
G. Weddle,
_ • . •
Lubricating and MIL Tent: hinblPV 4
iwk „... i re .RA.4ackg a mit ca. j.ii . 661,
VW,— ' idicnazti . li.op,
4"
?gm .
. o FLAMM) IULL pas.
4 IN L Or
~,,,, ..... on. •
Mb smi m 0' '.;
(.: 1 411411MA1. IL precerrip - 1016dd iO O O
or% no] Inthinn mn. _
Tun prOdadte an olumnn=rr .T.:
TVl, 4 lr= 01T.17.2. nr i toZoriono , noo4
me,=l:229l . llsha=ltga
durths ortrame cld. -- 1 - 11rodd MI6 ars cmc. ,
.1=0(1E112 'comma% ode 0007 0
. 71
tcdess L i r ITTE• INPRS
ardelcsui Mid"
SATURDAY MORNING; JULY 16, 1879.
SPECIAL NOTICES
- , . .......... - - - - ..... _......... _ ..._.._._. .
arDOCTOR WHITTIER ..
CONTIN-
DIM TO ThSAT ALL PRIVATB DIS
EASE& That nurnartars days of uses real:Uttar I
from aelf.abuse, producing ammlless. netaons
6thatty,eritablilty.ernptlona, umlnal emisslons.
and burry impel of pluntanantly cured. Persons
offiteted arltb delicate. Intricate and long standing
oanatittittonal CantrPhOcte an politely Invited to ,
tail for oonsaltatlon. whlch.costa netblpg. .Itrue- I
Denise, the . best of teachers, hoe enabled blur to .
Perfect remedies at once erkcient;safe.P•rument.
mad which In most cues can be used eLthout hind. •
fence to business. Medidnes prepared in the ne, ,
tablialaments which embraces office, reception and I
malting moms; also boarding and sleeping amrt- 1
!boots for ptlientr reqoirin[ dolly perform] Ulan - ,
Don, and . rer p zztv ha than . te r ,
CP.,l l .i t re e d. state_ your roto. P Rua what he srly to
hia PalloPfilet , of fifty rag...lent to any odd
.1
twO starope Intaladed enreloPe.Thouunds of eau*
treated annually. at office and all over the willowy.
Vrr"" i`",..°Tl'AuLtrlVltt,al7'i,..'
Itonna. et. trei P. W. Sondays 1 ffi sr. to w h r!ss.
~,,..,,,,t,Vc a . a r, tia any arlaret• tor TWO MUM',
DyIrIYSPEPSIA—NEW NODE OF
REATMENI_ . .
PROVIBidoll WALKER. the 11BtlIngulfthed Beg
nob Botanist. discovered In Australia no excellent
B o ume remedy, en effectual cure for I udOgution,
Hilltoas and Llver Complaints, and corn munleeted
the mute to the Philadelphia Botanic Institute.
Thu Bbcretary will. onsapplleition. forward free to
oil. IWO Duporunt mill" ,
The Metical Reform Satiety who mikes this an.
imuneein nt will nut make any rhyme for this
recur .th °Wet being to demonstrate the pope •
horny 01l Botanic over every other practice of
tuedletne.l but In return rogue. those who are
benedtted to forwerd to the Owlety n atatement
of their case medical f orm. it facts the present
movement In re Enclose a directed
to the "rikkIUITAIIY OP TII / T. BO-
P rVgliT e ilitiTlT3lTll," Bili sou th 1.101 teed,
Philadelphia. ' • c. 4: y 2
~
ilyll i eHOOD HOW-LOST! HOW
ATOM/ --Just Published to sealed
envelope. Priewsla cents. A LECTUREON TILE
i
NATURAL TILEATMILNT. and Radleof Pure of
apennoturrham, or betalnal Weakness, on impel.
men. to Montage genenellYLNorroun tr. Con .
tortrti,o, Nollopor, orol Yu.; mental an Poi plat
loropurity. Kr.. Dr 1104 M J. CULVER% N 14., 11.
D . Imam, of the 'three Hook," de: - A 00:: TO
THOLMASILM OP iißlT,Bukuis.. , ee t under
gee), In a plain envelotm.'W any midrees. Por , P.ld• '
oo rorOlpt of slg ante, Or Droliarage r emu, to
(MAR. J.• C. ALINE
.&_.
_co.. tn , B. ',N..
Tork,l , •tocife box 4050. TO Dr. C T rwell*.
"Marriage (Dqe." price MB cents. n4wm
,7 - BATCHELOR'S HAIR DVI:. -- ,
This splendid llntr Dye Is tbe•beot in the
world. Humbles. tellable. Inatontarterna, does rot
coolest lead. nor any , error.= Palm. to loMclums
rs.lrnle or eath. - Avoid the vaunted and lieill
eirepreurations boosting virtues they do not tow
sue. The mule. W. A. Batchelor's Bale Dye has
had SO mire untranlsbed reputation to uphold Ito
Integrity u the only Petted flair Itro-Slork or
Brown. Sold by all Drnigiflata. AVOW/a at 1q
area atreet. N.Y. i ~ re 7
FINANCIAL
AMERICAN -BANK,
NO. SO Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH
:AIM CAPITAL.,_ 8200,000
Stockholders IndAlually
BANK OF DISLNIIINT AND DEPOSIT.
JDIIN YWYD. • WM. FLOYD?
PmsttleoL Coshler.
DlPlacroPs:
Thos. Id.blarshall. John N. Muttland.'
Wm. T. Shannon. 1. Archibald Wallies.
James W. Arrott 11 J.. IL Kelly.
Chu. D. Leech. Wm. Floyd.
John Floyd. • -
collectionsmem all points to the United
Statesand Canada. Prompt attention bold [0 cor
teinta
respondents.
Tradesmen's National Bank,
WOODD STREET, CORNER SECOND ACE.
NTEREST PAW ON DEpOSITS.
Cold, Coupon Bondi and Stork
E=!
..I.IIILADIXT. Pivradeut.
W. Vine PresldOnt.
CYRUS Ci.Altg Cmuhlnr.
TILE
DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK,
Mo. 0 DIAMOND. PrryisPooll.
CAPITAL " 10440,000
STOCILEWWiIIe WILIVitIVALLY LIABLE.
Dap.Ma In sums of $1 EB.lupoerde received:
IntAntst allowed on Mean despetta. Particular at
tention it. lo puttee:Sous, pet...yes...l Platen
ow berettaltaedynausly. •
Dllalrfooe:
Jsma• 31. - SlOoper. • Abram Gerlwo. n
trl n tt o . Allis.. I Ala nen h e ldt Inpo
I 1. Whler
Joe. ileml4 l . Y. P. Wofer.
Wm. D. Cowart
PrealdanttlY. P. SA MYER.
Cublar—JOlLM &SCULLY. • tet.:yr:
• ' NNW TONE. May 44.1870.
'I , IIE FIRM OF T. L. TATIMIL &
WO I. Auroto.l bY mutual Paamtla....d
pa &ave. U SD
407 I prtspl a Scatted oartnifohlf
Bnder theses., Of
TAYLOR COOPER,
N 0.5 Broad St.,
tr.ll-..01..ii of • geuenAl Umkon.ge non it
Gist Intsuitn , s. nc[otlting Ltmue.
NHL JOHN BAILEY
As spouts! wrtne r. having onitrthuled H 31.1.000
t.• the common shwa.
Ws tat this opportunity of thaiditnit ths cu.-
t.dnids the s 4d firm for heir yaat at •
• ...In< • uwntinestwe dt weir is wire.
we alw oiler tint wallow tu sill. and I••••••thill
••klit their business la the pumblise and eels et
all weeiltiesdealt Wat the Neis Sort Stott Or
GOld asoh.se.: •
Owls:nu and Dlsidetids soilettod.
latorsat allowed en dsPitilh
Orders by Malt or Te l unwind) executed
• TTIOrt. 1.. TAT Wit
. WM. CeoltEll,
• JOHN DAILEY.
Hater by permtscion W rme NatiOeml Noah.
Pittsburgh.. r • telfry
MORGAN, KEENE
- tt MARVIN
AV all Street,
(Thlrd door from larved , royJ NEW YORK.
uo IgN 1 PENVITW. M l '
(II) L B O VI
miasma
A General Banking Business.
1111E0. 31- MORGAN. 8111MISL KKENZ.
BELDILN Z. HARVEY.
(.t. Pe leteaute Generei end Adjutant General
the litataut New Tort.)
Bobs. In taw Immediate vicinity of the dtoct rz
change and Lhet.lold finardisnd members of vocal.
.perare axersted with the modest possible dew
;patch.
Xeretiuda and Investors lirinte at a Mamma,
Laly upon par atientam to their smallest or
t ardent with equod eras and promptness
a In Yeekt! part. we shall continue to transact
al foulness of National Banks and Cortsrations
on theswan fble tarps
Indifldnals an avora d Trust ftwapardra. amtempla Moe
a amide In their letutitlea, or dafirtila to mate
Inquiry coacer ping any financial business they
Imm have In Ms ottve Insitnl to communicata
tilhi*is personally or letter.
fence—Messrs sy Coolie & Coo New Tort.
. a
Per , ent. Gold'
FIRST MORTGAGE BONI)S,
Coupon. or Registered,:
=I
(TREE Or TAX)
IMMO
Barlinton, Cedar Rapids
& Minnesota R. R. Ca.
• \
w.....„„.ff.ing a limited quoutity for !Ile
At 90 antl .hiterest
,
Interest parabie a.r uza Ivrembo
J. XIMAtt Tnolirso
eIIAILLES L. File n.
. .
. .
Tn.& tx&u l t,... no eon' to con. are 001.1vert 1
MI6 Ph the option of the bolder Into the stock of
riVilif reggirlinny
. d th. lprrigA '' kt'oPr i nt
sertlbUlty privilege atacled i to g these . Donifs =-
not fall to cause them at no dlttant dna to cum
• wand a PlSltgl, price eonelderrahly eboso par. :
Thogrealar put of the wad It airmally completed
and tenet Ivry. enrinnita. and the balance of the
fork I. rapidly PMetellaloa•
The omen% &damned condttlon and large nem.
Inge of the road ar e
us to unhesitatingly Yee
onalsendine there Weds to investors. am. mevery
nmlnt. PralWrsitit d at pralit prime, only return
gyp - pee cent:, Inheres'. nattystiame pay eieht a aa
one-quartns per cenl. to bal d. and tee mord the
• •Agg t=g4 1 , 1 =,,,, t right, without nutlet,.
."Jas
advaneellei erica...
HENRY.CI.; rWS &; C . 0.,
• •, .
1 ' •' .'' 11, Wall Street Sew York:
e. IteGIAIAN 11 , UM, Italkeigb, p..
...sow's & Vol. Phil alpha. '•
,
BAYIATZ a nowmto ladelphia.
BARRIOS, swim. vb .:, Phi Philadelphia,
DeIiAVSB & 'BO., ' bllsdelibla.
,
~,ArIVISIBBS,VIIIRLAI &CO.. Pidladelphic
PROEMS
E=32=l
Jos,:M.'~Gaz
ARCBIBALB B
Attorney
ti.fserilm
w. _.
-grolimiy ANDpOIINSB tioa AT LAW,
eitarath:*3l"
H II
.
-A ttornoy-at
Nu, 68 11
b il=o . l4 att•ntios Win MEM
PROPOSALS
pRONWS A, IS FOR
Stamped Envelope,b and
Newspaper Wrappers,
ntrairrxr.rr. Juts' 11, 1170.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received until
12 o'clock M.. on the llth DAY OF ArGUST,
1870, for forolshlog ell the "Stamped Envel
opes" and "Newspaper Wrappers," which this
De.oirtinent 111 Y require during a period of
four 14 , years, commencing oo the let day of
October. /CO. viz.:
STAMPED ENvrtoPEs-
No. 1. Note slze.2te by SS inches—two qual
ities.
No. 2. Ordinary letter tile. 3 1-le by 5K
Incise—three qualities.
N 0.3. Full letter 0100.3 N by Sh( lecher
three qualltler.
No. 4. Full letter titre (tor circulars. , un
gummed on dap. lit by 514 Inches—nue qualitY.
No. b. 'Extra letter size, 1, by
three qualifier.
No. O. Extra letter rise, 3tt by Inches.
(fur Ire ulars.) uutruunned cat Ilap-oue qualltY•
No. 7. Wade' 0(00.3 15.16 by tIN ineher—ttro
qualities.
No. S. Extra alielal size, by 10t. Welles
—our qualllY. - .
STAMPED NEWBPAPER
Six and a nve.elghths cite lecher (round
cull—one quality.
• --•
fIoSSING, WATER Shitths, rItINTING
ItCLING, CAPF.R. STYLF. OF
MANCIACTCRE.
MI of the above
with Envelopes
ge W and rappers
must be embossed ostaHumas. of
such denominations. styles p and colors. n must
here such watermarks °toner devices to pre
vent Imitation. and bear such printing and
ruling as the Postmaster General may direct. I
The eavelOpos must be made In respects thor
ough manner. equal In every to the
samples furnished - to bidders by the Depart
ment. The paper tenet be of approved qual
ity. specially manufactured for the 131.11110 tie.
Whenever envelopes ere ordered of the
styles he..svu as -Illack-heed" or -Self-ruled,”
dines printed Inside or ruled on the Meet the
lame shall be furnished without additional
cost. the contractor to pay all charges charge s for
royalty in the use of patented Inventions for
said lined or ruled envelopes.
MEI
The slits for embussing the pontagn stamps
on the envelopes and wrappers are to he exe
cuted to the satisfactiOn'of the Postmaster
General. In the best ..tyle. sod they ao be
provided, renewed. and brut In order ntthe
expense' of the contractor. The Department
reserve. the right of. requiring new dies fur
any stamps or denominations of stamp. not
now used. and any changes of dies or colors
shall he made without extra charge. •
• Before cloy a contract the successful bid
der may be aired to prepare and submit
new dies f th approval orthe Department.
The are of the present dies nosy or may not be
continued.
The Ile. shall he Safely and securely kept by
the contractor, awl should the tom of any of
them be temporary-.r permanently dlscon
ed. they shall ho p r o mptly turned rr, t ern to the
Department. or its agent. as the. Postmaster
.Oonernl may direct.
•
I ED
The em'elopc, most be thorough 4 and per
fectly gummed. the gumming on the flap of
each .except for circulars. to lye put.on by
hand not less then half an Inch the entire
lenth: the wrappers - to be also hand
ch -gummed
nut g less than three-fourths of an In In width
across the end. •
, .
•
t , ECURITV FROM FIRE AND THEFT.
Bidders are notilied that the Department
will require, as a condition of the contract,
that th.• envelopes and wrappers shall be man
ufactur4d and stored In such a manner as to
Insure security agalust loss by Ore or theft.
The manufactory must at all times be
t_to he Ins n - of n age t he sub
partmen t . whow ct l o requare the of the contract to be faithfully observed.
All envelopes and wrappers must bo band-
NI In parcels of twenty five. and packed in
sttong pasteboard or straw boxes, securely
bound °Wall the edges and corners with cot
ton or linen cloth glued on, each to contain .
not loss than two hundred and fifty of the
note and letter sizes, sad one hundred each of
the edictal or extra official slze. separatel.
The newspaper uTupPers to he packed In
bases, to contain not less than :ice hundred
and fifty each. The boxes are to be wrapped
and securely fastened In- strung usanilla pa
per, and sealed. su as to safely bear transpOr
tatlonby mall for delivery to postiauterc.
When two thousand or more etiveloPes are re
'Mired to ell the order of a yenta:natter. the
straw or pasteboard boxes containing the
same must be packed to stroug woollen eases.
well ;trapped with hoop-Iron, and edilreesecil
but when less than two thonsand are regnir
cd, proper labels of direction. to be furnished
be an agent of the Department, must be
placed upon each package by the contractor.
Wooden cases, containing envelopes or viTaP
pers. to be transported by water notes, must
Liu provided with suitable thep
The whole to be done' underlnspection
and direction of an agent of the Department
• DELIVERT.
The envelopes .
nod wrappers must Im fur
clzhed• and delivered with till reasonable dis
patch, complete to all relipeGUl ready for use.
and In such quantities u may be required to
fill the astir orders of postmasters; the deliv
eries to be made either at the P.:nodic., De
partment,- Washington. D. C.. or at the et
hos of an agent duly authorized to inspect
and receive the same the plane of delivery to
be at the option • of tho Postmaster General.
and the coot of delivering. .as well so all ex
pense of t taring. peeking. widresaing. labeling
Rod wat•r-proottrog to be paid by the Coarse-
ll=
Fpecimens of the envelopes and 'wreoPeta
for which proposals are Melted,showing the
different qualities end colors of •paper rw
eulrod. I he cuts. and style of gumming. with
Want forms of bids. may be bad on applica
tion to the Third Aisietant Postmaster (}en ;
oral.
This ailvertifiement and a specimen of the
sample envelopes 'and wrapper furnleheti by
the Department must be attached to and made
part of each bid. .
- - -
GUARAYIT.E.
-No proposal will be considered unless of
fered by a manufacturer of envelopes; and ac
companied by a satisfactory guarantee signed
by at least two responsible parties.
---- • • - •
AwARD—AOHEESILSI . -130NDS.
The contract wllrbe awarded to the lamest
is
responsible Idder for all the envelopes and
wrappers, t e prices to be calculated on the
binds Or the timber used of the several:rad,
during the I t decal year, which .was as fel
laws • .
Note size
Letter size. first quality
Letter size. second qundtY
Letter slac, second quality Mu
gu/tuned)
Extra letter RDAs, first quality
Extra letter size, setiond .quality
Uertiu'siTe!d) quality
• ,MAO
?tetra official size 3,10 D
Newspaper wrappers . llf
• .
~ ... . suAe.rob
,tYtthin ten stays a f ter the contract has been
awarded the successful bidder shall
tu enteranto,
ad nerecent wrltiog with the Postmaster,
General to faithfully observe and keep the
terms, co and requireme to
set forth
in this ndve nd rt is itions, emeut. according to their true
intent and meaning. and shall make. execute., I
nod deliver. subject to the spprovel anti ao
crtitance of the Postmaster Gencrnl; bonds
with good and sufficient sureties In theism:a of
Two Hundred Thousand Dollen (003.090) , , as
al forfeiture for the faithful 'Perferninnee• of
said agreement _or contact cornering to the
nrovisions and subject to the Unbidden of the
seventeenth section of an act of Congresi en
titled . .`An act legalizing and .making. appro
priations for such necessary objects as have
been usually included In the general appropri
ellen bilis, without authority Of law, and to
fix and pryvide for certain incidental expen
ses of the Departments and offices of the
Government...and fur other purposes." (Pos
ted States libttutesat Large. Vol. E., Miro DO.)
apptoved August 33. loaD which act provides
that to case the contractor shall fall to corn
ply with the teethe of his contract, and
tits sureties shall be liable for the forfettnre
sPecilled in such contract as liquidated damn
gee, to be sued for in the name of the United
States, in any court busing jurisdiction there-
• .
• ItMERVATIONH.
•The Postmaster General reserves to himself
tie fallowing righter • •
• 1. To riled any and idl bids., if. In hbiludg•-
meet, the interests of the Government re
qulre It. • .
• 0.. .To annul the contract whenever the seine
or any part thereof Is offered for sale for the
purpose w ill pea and under no
be e a transfer of the contract be al•
lowed or sanctioned to auy party who shall
leen the opinion of the Postinaster General.
able to the conditions thereof than
the original contractor.
t . 3. To annul the centred., if, In his judgment.
there shall be a failure to perfutru faithfully
any of Ito dip lotions, or in cue of a willful
attempt to impose upon the Department En
relones or Wrappers Inferior to sample.
4. If tbecontractor to whom the drat award,
tray be made ebould fail to enter Into agree
ment and live satisfactory bonds, as hereto
provided, then the award may be annulled
and the contract lot to the next lowest re
sponsible bidder, and eo on until the required
agreement and bonds are executed; and such
next lowest bidder 'Pall ho required to fulfill
every stipulation embraced herein as...if be
were the octginel party to whom the Oontratt
seas, awarded.
==l
bbould" be securely enveloped and sealed.
marked -Proposals for Pumped Envelopes
• Newspaper Wrappers:" and addressed to
ohs Third Assistant Postmaster Osumi.
Washlegion, D.
JS - 0. ciamswsu...
Postmaster General.:
112=11
PROPOSALS FOR COAL—Tito van.
.
Moldered iNgloll Pr opoulo for their roPPIr 4 Of
Covt, for the 001Illnir roar, woo. to b. doltrortol
of their Worti, hymn or river. Amouut requited.
9.0110 to 9300 trstio:. any. reopoaii ro.
ONAL
rood LUMP COAL, to I?. .d. , ll!orlid at the Greet
&Anal Ttn.e. - 1.10:01.1
am & Co.,
!SELLERS AT LAW
rug 7. °
OVAL
Wk ia.
a
Lt-LaLt-Law ,
w,
S.' P, & CO
u—ViratiimtSEßlVEßivatematr-
SEM
Nos, 2i9 and 44 Liberty St.,
•
.Lbovio the hood of WOO ',two LW
trill be pleated to doe all tlltit old Mao& ddd tdot•
tmer.
••
s. P. sinnvln & CO
OE
MOM
DED APPLES.-10 Oh extra
nine. V. iirn xv, Ifl rust ammo.
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1 ' _ . . - . -t , 'FF ,. .w.'4- , 4',-'•z ~.,-.
. . _
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
FORT PITT I
Boiler, Still and Tank
WOEKS , :
CARROLL &
,
MANIITACTUR
T3BgWATAKlTEVlNL'ittußr
tqUwv.titypk-pOlLitlr P
ANS AND AAA.. rP N AND AND C . &
DUNS!: LS.
STEAM PIPES. LIASOBLETEIUS AND IRON
m areeN , DOORS AND COAL BRUTES.
OF'F'ICE AND WAREHOUSE
Ver. ?A, 34, Short an 4 pberty Streets,
LW °Men sent to the Shure . seldnsea will be
prensptly attended to. sulte:lZ
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
, NEA/1 TUE NULKTJ
Engine Builde i, Founders
Av.
MA.C.HIS IST.S.
Manufacture eTCAMBOAT ENGINES mad trTA-
T10:11M17 YteMINES of all Mem
A Tef tt‘',TE3,l^A^,ll._•,ti' We" STATI ON -
A 1 rr -
13011.E1t of 15 nerd pane, • LE
r e nir T rr as, l4l7.lTllK. 4"
'liuts we.. SIIAI
l'ANPßEoi4iMn d 'lj j
turnle to order, wt. the
INDUSTRIM ,
Fronting on the Alleghen liver, near lb.
Pituburgh. Pa.
mt orders prvEivili ello4. Titr
Riesick ,& ,Bro:,
FlltE AND BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFES AND, VAULTS.
NtG 151 GILD.
ENGINES AM) MAC lIINERY
BREWERY WORK, REPAIRING and P 11177111.1
UP MACIIINERY,IIYDRAULIC .FZIENT. Cor
ner 17th and PI ESSTREETS:PI Inbargh. P. .1
nolArnn
011 ARA BOILER W ORBS,
F. REPHAN CO.,
3ttnufactorers BOIL an, TANI/A.
I . III , LLSMi a 111 1 .11.7 irAls k u
r r o y o :la
CIII.I%BYEEIRICALEMAYIIOI B Se..
Cor. of Seevud Avenue and, Liberty Street.
81/11011. PA.
Repelrlng done nomptly• ere eent to the
store eddrere NM be meetelf 5 1. 7 . 11 to.
F. REPILAN.Ionnerly /bagel et. CARROLL
BITSDEIVS.
ME=
FOUND .
NATIO
Pipe Wth.ks.,
rner Car/ 41 and Snrallaran Sreets,
w m
DM
GAS IN
Castings
I would al.
f an. {York
W. J. ANDION .. . AI. A. yurryc,.....
MONO ill II FOUNDRY.
i
W. J. AND RSON & CO.,
LI OC g ONTS. WIN
-
""'i"VOn'W'lNiliSlisad LIU wad
tasting of all Drsaiptions.
1 .,,,.. - • •?,:uccitWBlll:
1.00.Z°
80.48741 X)
8:.4)
.0 000
5.M.750
WASHINGTON WORKS
•
FOUNDERS ifr. MACHINISTS. PITTSBUBMIL
Manufacturers of Dolt and Mtt'roomy ' Steam M
ors, Biwa Engines.. Mill Machinery
1311Mir_alr
thitioe•No.l2. mirneeFirstand Smithfield streets.
• Affents forGLFYARDI PATENT 111JECDOL for
feedintr • . )allaht
RLIN & CO.,
onrth and Fo , ndry & Machine Works
dANDUeIIEIf tIT., ALLIMILICNT CITY.
alanutactorora or Ststlonal7 .4 Portab/e ate. ,
, Pu 11.... fen:Um thist and
'"' L
W ""'"*. Krland Machine
Bon.. an B tto
Gnde
' W'ißhtt ' Clues of all else.
onier and bare on bend
n_latias
Ph(t lib(' ,', Roll : Foundry.
Cor.Lol/1311T AND Sint STEL
BOti.Lita. & BAGAISY
dtapofietnton of f.•
hill Rolls,• Sand Rollsi
swiss a
wr.Nuir
Henry Bier
lettmeators to JUIDI M. t.
BELL. AND BRASS
Brass Cas
MADE PROMPTLY "0 ORDER.
Oilltilingi.7o_,Uri 711118°B.
lIIIICYrII , Ic SAMT Anartnir VALTFS,
. ALL OLOIIs A,,TT Z
~ Igr,llC¢
NIPTLON to
St intA N S Z O N i d S r . s'' ' '
Sfiar tp
BrAciztiiiiit isI3IIII,OYED
RH s• I
beim In te. awl*.
Yrric-'AND w BIA
Cartier Thlrtlirak an Pike Streets.
Ards
DM
ATWOOD•Ii'MCOITILEYI
1
Comm. Liman , mum ..b,d TRIAD MICS - 014
PlKlibtint. 1... BRAM rovinasßa .4 WAN
PIPE 1/17110.13;and AUSAVIa l tur A.B.CAMBROS
:i'ooll frritAierumrs Aim' uLow_ . .
• • . FLOVIC - 47--- " 47:
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pEA R 1,. tiTLIN 1 , .. . _
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R.'. T. TIENNEI7 ': • BRO.,
.4yetctareal Of 6
1 .1 14 .
:Iffirr.,..ii-..4. =v.
ViCtia Brasal.sirood. Mtimally 0, lap elior
w . 1 .1 Its Wile %DU:AM t,' '
- • e
PLUM:MOM - OAB TITTERS.
==23
FTILTON - & INGANIT' ,
Practical.. Plumbers,
' • • GAB AND STRAW FITYWNI.
Fifth *Tann. 1:1111i, N4th Bireot. eliAabwgi. P.
Mad Plo. Gum Hoa...Gas Platura. Mat. Oa th
Tuba and Waah Stands. MO Ph. Pod Yining.. Ala
md b =Puzza. r zad.B= n eocks alrraln c ra
Vasart• acid ' Wawa Inkttna Apparaw. Jo bOths
PIPOSIO4Sttaged to.
IRON AND STEM. •
_ .
STEEL WORKS,
3iILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
OFFICEI No.
.539 Liberty Street.
MEM
DUQUESNE WORKS.
=I
'64)1;111. Rahill CID.;
IRON. NAILS, STEEL.
Axek and Springs.
DUQUESNE, L X AM) JIIINIATA
kTItn'ITItY4I;Vq4 E 1• 04 'a,eurHE7Riir.A.al14
10thglt eLnits AND
CT
ROVIII/ILIATINWILigIiaCd°,.III4II"'"W''LICKSIL
SPRING mow AND JULY TON srram.
'TER 'vig . goirILIIIIIM,I4.I.-WkiEft
ex.'
.CUT
l auGuY sail WAGON Mr.... 1114,4
CUT NAILS AND SPIKES.
PULLEYS.
..OfACCO SCREWI3.
SSEs, hand an
ill Goods First Clam sod 11 irrupted.
0E 1 24 r`,":2
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
WORKS,
EsTABLISIIIC.O IN 1533.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
Beet Refined Cast Steel
6FI:vERY DESCItiIpTIN. ALPO.
Itst Refined German Plow & Spring Steel
coitsrm. ILUSS AND Tian AVENUE. MU.
&Inch. N.L. sulLtnil
.IVovilly Works.
biIUNDED A.-D. 1833.
MOORHEAD, ADAMS & Co.,
IV.I:=4AIMUNII4TY'ortaiLk"u-
SCALES.
'Sinn% rIS.V4 Thllf.llt Door Locke and Latches.
Taint and roil.. Mills. ac.
Corner of FIFUST_AVEIIeIIif and GRANT flTe
PittsDuna, Pu,.
Sheffield Steel Works.
SINGEL NIMICK & CO.,
MI
: 5,1 V Al
AL F
UNDRY
Cast and Genutut Steel,
El . AWATC . ,,ll B ll2 e croit . m intiNtl.l3.
ME
IVAKEEtuUSE - 493 Waterstolloo riot stivets.
STEEL W ORKS.
=MEMO
vill.V.BUßtlli.Pb
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of all Descrlptione
S*ITII,
STEEL.
Ok IL s wee W AHEM U1317-30th. 3ist ise:tl
R.Unwi streets. rittsborstb.
I NUFACTO7 OF
01l Bowl Pipe
WATER WORKS
COOK{ STOVES.
ell vurt. Invariably In Pas, indJ
lesstlla. Also, full essorlirrent al
Get the Best!
BISSELL k, co's
TRECT:MPIII,
6a and Water Works
. 11 . 1.1r . 7
. gorAlo f rit s rts . teutleata
For Bitumiuo l ts Coal
Wais.tst: to CXASIL BAKE RO.terr as .s 1
CST ether Stove Is ths'Nulun.
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty street
4;0, ON *A 1 ) AND FtAi EAU:,
PARLMI HEATING STOVER.
GRATE FRONTS, FEEDERS.
GRAFF, HUGUS. & CO,
Boston Cooking Ruii
"ME FIERY FURNACE"...
=3
and,Pllllol
113
=XEIMI
& Co.
OYZIL &
FOUNDERS.
1101
tE=E
0, 3. WOANN.
PITTSIIIIK411.1 • A
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PITTEBTJItGIi
I=l
hteoufdeturent of every doVcdPth. of
13L_~CK DIAMOND
STOVES, 'CASTINGS, &o
Allsmulaetanus 4.4 a wol7 vale, ur
STOVES,
reit wmuitivo atauww.i.
MN NUM ANTI-DUST CIX)TO STQUE,
REGULATOK . fT/lAMBIA MA STOUR,
%T . U 4 S ICI? 741 ` ,14 2174 Eat LE
4. GRATES, Iree Dom GHAT
Q. 113, raNDRus. ,
206 luid 208,Liberty-Street,
PITTSIII7II6II.
A. BitAMYX& 0,
No. 30 Wpod Street
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Ilanufacturempithe Greatest Varlaty of MOIL
PARLOR and BEA LNG STOITAZI to De forma:
Vars" . .tvoir,i3itiv.. - Tak . . %A. &IL e l;13.:
Um of otr,wftirmaprieh thaa one In wane of
ttalltrl by WITS th4"Prba' n o ne
. .9 ln `4"Vir,rll74f.:
num. as well na econionlen. 000010 cull imirelevlor
atWntinn to our now voLcAral STOVE, for
churehechalla nod FLOM. Door ZOO Sold MUM.
months. Intended for with o unce easing. All
who have used them pronounce them sumoirieht
vggLi g•t and lee cheaper. bead forCatulooremi4
.7 1 !"M 3 t 1 49!:!ots! 8 4_7
AMRII FRENCH COLOR
The very Best In the halted States,
MANUFACTURNU BY
WA.GNER,
1 , 81 North Sereoth Street,
PLIILADELPILLL.
th• letarta Lamm In P 1514.
Schmidt & Friday
IMPORTERS OH
WINES, BRANDIES, • GINS...Bm
WHOLESALE DEALERS L'i
PURE RYE WHISMES,
a 386 Pena,
Nos, 384
or. of ELENENTII ST., hoard
JOS. S. FINCH & CO.,
Na. 193.19T:169. 1 9 1.193 sad Ha •
1111.1 r .sramarr.ritubwkh.
trinwor A ivPat ,... l:lS , AfrlCD Pints
IVA •ro he. , %WM.
STONE
.WES.T.COUIMON
Machine Stone . Works;
Northingt corner of Welt Common. Allegheny.
CREWE AVVATNIt i CO..
on band or pre% short nopog..._llegath
r .. 0412t= foj is trlTAX. =ewer)
4sre promptly On reenna;rli term
RAILROADS
KIVVLIVIAu. CENTRAL RAM
lb. NT. • Tr:lnn ne
departa• tvllown
.. . ... . . ..... . - -
XaMr , x a 1. ' ' Ix carmAim.
Themyrh Tralns Tian, -la Troths
I..mmic talon Depot. Arlive .1! 3/I* , A..
Maeda Ex 111: 0 aa...lM3ll`ratn I az ,
ELM Train -.L. S II am ran lane I : • as
1 11.
Brinaon Ae....1Q.• )0 an•Alnelanatl Ex.) : .3
La ammal 1... 1.4. 3 ptn 11.3 . 3 h M . • : Ma
Phil. •tam," 3 . : 0 sxm IX•aMm. E. ) IM•
Eml.Line 7:41.) p. . 1. Way Phown't...llll, II! prO
Lue•ll.. . dL
Wlll4 10.. 1.. GA° am Watro Na. . e. eam
4
Waal). 1t....4 • .11:31 am. Brien r. e ..1 T: sal
W K .WgI , O. 3.. . 1 2.432 MAIN, No. Y.. 1 1•33
Johmagamm. A. f. Pm J0hn.1631 , 1311.. : aft
1V.1161111i0.: 3.... : Pm WM I.• Pk , .. ' P.
WIA , cI/11b)( AC:I : 0 ten
rt i SiT b .. *'6 4l t : '. ..lr.leTH: P E ' & ll::, : t . :: A l t:e . ii ril
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c.,,i1m.,t1 Fttrge•
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1: , ~. in ••tl. or las . •axoe a.. T.
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li b .- .. .1...1.4. 1 r ....
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v : OP. al. nod areve.st Mals Mallon st :le
fuetheetitforn Vit. P LlNlVlTlMS..t v
'The Pearts7testae RILUNSti COO!n11, 0 "
SUM. .1 1.10 thnvere...m,;•l,.g.i3l
r,. tMl rTrr —.444 ev.
= 4 ,2: It In value Win be at the ms Of Off ow.
.6 eveclal teettneek..l„
Genend Senertmendein, :MM.. Pa
13 ITTSBF RO it, . FORT WAY NE it
Niirißir /tl'er liiii . 4gti
From Jane 11. 1370, trains rtlll lea. fn.
Burin...nee at the tittlep ItapPt, rartth aide, I.llLn
b.rsh city time.. fulbtars:
LAT:. afteten
Fart Line i. : R • .:P f at Lt. . 11 , 3 a m
i
cl. S. Wag 111. : uzu I% heeling 1.x.1 . Hem
I Wiwnwn Mail... 1 . , a tartsettle Ea.. -1 gp m
Erie A Tun Ex. ezre am 4 Mayo Melt,. . pen
Enka.. Ex.... 7 :43 win Cleweinnd 7]L. • i En
ti. Wax Ea.... :31.. p pt. Sale S. l'Ca p . 3 et
Pactitekla 'llpmA:LAVettpLi. IS lb
Prellor lila Itx.. : p my. A Pt- lr. ISt - . : r epo:
Erie KiPl9l.l. . • pm' Elle Expresa.l :60 we
DiPaRT stu. At. MAPS:A.ITC IN AL F.
Bmir tulle Ac. : Yam l.lntedp A,. •PI
lAtetedala ' / . a m Ilea'r Fulls ~. It Pt
1 : •ta m
.tle.••
b• It
en
New t.',.stle - • : p m New t..llstle.•• r• •• al
Cam . •• • pto Lee
Leettdale - : p M Bea= : 1. : I:
I
1 .1
13.'r Palls " p m Leetsdale •• ell
Lettnnall "1 - •Hf P ta. - " • ➢ 7 3
4 V r . ( 1411r - ,l2Apm 3 l47 l t:ZtWaiewm
1-17 1=54 L ig;V:47:621.. ._
WYwat Line eswee deli. Mondape wxottptenl.
Fast Uwe artirce de y. blobday,rneepptd.
lirAll (Wet trains will teem to
sate* ISIS,
rhazdaya excepted.
It. tt. MYSIIN. .1. N.IIc(II4LOUGH.
tient. Pus. a Ticket Agent. Uelo.lllauegett.
WELEarE NSYLTAN4
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'""':: ( g'T7 11 11 14 ;""P.Ft .!.h.., 1.=7,.01.6tr.
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(.......G.T. 'MI ES
ARRIVE. . mtrAsr.
Tiv...x!...4 .4:::!mag..kat :LI
v.‘ 1 $_ ' 11:1 •m . gammon& /LOA : out
Prr: m IN 3; 2 il l' ar4,ll;;.. f ':' Dm
Pg --. i;iig.ii ' r..°. , 4,41%...°.1: ..
At" , " tralT run ft: l i yggrt, 1.1.,11,5./..
i t.
t g't '. 7 l.riiiii7,l*. magpiArgz
.17 .i idol:. 1 .:2TAttkl,l'As.,ll7.
lion at my P. se.
v.. Meets to Bullet nod:fthtothhthoth.Pmt
be pu thed at Walker's Stade Olth. No. a d
Clair • reef; near th e fluspeogion Bridge. ,Plttst
buptb. E at the Depot Allegheny.
I WI ar , "31 ,17di r ttit Z1. 1 ;11E1 4 3. Agent. '
i Federal Street ospot.
:tool to 2,11 Important Stations on Um
if tho Pennsylvania Central finUroad.
G i eneral Supertotvolg; C A - grata.
ROBES NEILSON,
dopointandent. Plttsbunte.
~~
EGHENI VALLEY RAILItOAD.
EV. IN E 14.1 BE EA V) 'ERROL:GU T 17% OIL
REGIONS.
y.n.Vig, litrliNglu ' l A J , ' ) firaltUfFilir••
Trained ilyterarrptBon day
will
her
lettaburah Dep., cower _./ llljarill
and Pllte treats. fur Frsr. gm Lim .timuo.
and 1111 pu ta In the 011 oat.
L ra aitarrE AT
, . PIT .. .WM:IL Preanrl.
par .
Va., sn
Amu
rarer.-- fit: "I "I,-
Amu Train , P...
Brady. I..nd _teen.. 3:. P.' >I. 1 A. Y.
rPeralS'orts is: .
'Alliance% ' . Y .
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Fig:l=.... ........ 1 ......1,-.. • 1:::
..n...u. : A.M. • P. at.
Charct rek. .P.M. 1 .• A s ..
Exp trains stop 0 y slyer/we Merge. he ,
anew tralto atop at all Ea ow.
nat.. tut&
Si , . ittisoe w.7. sieschsir b......., T.F. ,N r;11% ...
J.J.IOAWR . Ch. p I data-
Ju II JAMES IL DRAT . Ticket Mot
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ITTEBURGH AND CONNELLS.
P
eaAi.l[2l7 . vi t a A i Nffszp
I n dl it 7,l37o=willatetTe at und depart Crew
Durum, oornaT of Great and Water streets: es fol.
hoer-city time:
AcTrl. GT
'
'
IMe Trate,. 4
7 4A.M. lO Meer l:
11
W p The e 'ec e 9.o3A..l_peetArd .\u WA A A .
lot atetiees. W cat Nue Lou
p .1. Ae 11.0 Q A.11.i_40... . -.. _ 840 411.
' tO4 r l liar.= 313 13 P - I'. I tifi 1 Ii:K T r e 1,11.143*3 A.M.
A. 4sorm. , pert M
AC
- •• GP.
We Parer V • 3 7 IN:
• p _f ""c" 3:30 r-ILiSIL.II Tralrl ' - MP..
Il...l"lteKeter. Illradd tras
11i10 p.x., Ae... . ~. *AO r.s.
3ridge. isd airice..4. •
„Pzi:5t,•••.11i1:41111......,4X:
~,r v0uy.....
Church TrAtlrt3P...,. booth Ten*,lll:lUA.s..
•Sundaye tedr.....A.11 other r i lla A rnl . •ttarpt.
Sunday.
tig Martel . of I rynstrortation.
TIITTBpURGB..CINCLVICITL AND . I
1 ..
BT. LOGIS.DAILWAY. ',
'PAN 1111111.11 ROUTE.
CHANGE OF 11411.—0 n and idler SUNDAY.
Jane 11. leadlli trains sent. ICMO and arrive ed. 1
the Union Der Ihilttebusah. Is juniors: ,
'1 liibiuih Time.
1
. . . 1gM1.1:7. .PI.IIIVIC.
EXIMe. .. ........ ... .... 12: a. tn. I mew .
Fast Line ' 2 1 iL• r a • 1 D'• 1
*ratan. e p.m. 1. tg.
11 ' o=l d A 0,4 " k "' ::t. I. . . *AO. 1
glar,v,H:,•—.rai: : 1 . ...2 - . 1; ;t:::, !
dandat Church Train.— 'I • d e l . s. au.
The
no o n A. N. Fast LIM ni i. , 0 f• ' The ,
12:1 noon Finalise arrives dady. All other tram
rua daily exoept.;Swad.L • I
W. L. crnanui.
cen6mi D e nn is on . s Oulaidadai O. . 1 .
liii. W. Com, Sint/ Okla.. laid i
PURIM & CUTLERY •
Pittsbu gh Utility Works,
NEAYER & JOliEt3/ •
Corner of Juniata nod %Fallon Mettle.
Sigth.,Ward, Allegheny.
utinn"3 -a vl
We tandet our: Goods and aarrldes to - the 'nada
aL the Idhreat Pelona. and warrant all 0. hark
0
altAttally thlatddL thdera glkitad.
.tiPi . h strong /!? f ,,VVR.A.c/I ' VIT U ILIV I ir
WEAVER k :ords-
Adam. ritte.mt Puttylike. andrall .
. ESTABLISHED 1831.
Logn, Gregg '& Co.,
usALEns Lv
BHDWARE
„,
NO. 52 Wooti Str4et,
PTIVEZPOUtiII. PA.
,
Spring Hoods, lloes, RAW,'
eythes, Snaths, Le. -
Merchants are Invited In examine
our stock wlien In the city.
Orders br mall will hare prompt
_ _ _ •
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY CO.,
No. 70 Wood StTeet,
al=
Table & Forks
pocket Kid Tea.
Butcher Knivaa;:7
Bread Knivea,
Carving Knive*,'
13eissora, "
Razors,
Plitty Knives,
AID ALL OTHER ARTICLES OF CUTLERY AT
LOW PRICES.
Bettver Falls Cutlery Co:;
No. 7U WOOD STREET,
PAINTING, GRAINING, &o
JOHN rli. GRAY,
HOME AZD Met 11113133,
4011.41,1147.11 AIW 0
No. S 4 nieru trnktrr,
=I
ItrABSILILL?S
IlaaszaLl:s twin irriz. mill tticapaculs. ,
YLIVIIIIALLIISLUZIR WILL CUM TAMIL.
MJUISIWALLII ELIIIIL WW,Cla rub E t yys,
Moo pt i 3 11 laWyly
a
WI, by ?SAM&
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