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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MONEY AND COMMERCE
My Telegraph to
.the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
YEW PORE, July 5), 18:0.
Early In the day there • was is very (credal
'
sad unsettled feeling In Wall street, with spar
tial revival df the war excitement. The gold
room was the - chief point, of nttract lon, end
ihere were some wide fluituations. The mar
ket opened at a very early hour, and before
the formal opening of the boned considerable
business was transacted la' 12144121 K. The
first recorded sale In the room was
19.135, after which the market settled down
' to LH% to 121 U. At this point, l gold relapsed
ins state of lethargy, and presented a cal.
nes. Quito in centrast with the gnat excite.
meat of the pull few days. Sensations were
needed, and they soon were received. Firsit
came the suicide -of the French Minister,
sheathe naval battle on the Rhine, then no
_ other naval battle on the roast of Holland.
then the reported calling out of the Turkbill
reserve, then that, the Bank of France rate of
Interest had been increased to rof per cent,
and following not these reports came the an
nouncement that :kill bonds were down to 75
at Frankfort and 70 at London. On this col
lection of semntlom the gold room
started on a flew Career of excite
ment. and gold worked up from ML
to 1.24%. The market •• was bid up
rapidly and business was not so large as
wand. The money market opened at tier per
cent. for call luaus. This - niternoon It was
more stringent and fanny rates were paid af
ter bank boon. The demand was very active
and continued entil quite late. The general
' 'ratea on call was seven per cent. but in many
Instances gold Interest was paid. and :after
three o'clock. In some eases. a commission
wee added to the legal rate , In the gold
room. The stringency was very
marked, and the rated paid for carrying
gold in the clearing house were 7. G. and 5 per
cent. per annum, and 1-= to 3-04 per diem.
After the clearing house KW( was paid tri
have fold carried, and in one case X per cent.
shipmen ts carrying over large lot. "L`tie specie
shipmen were then announced as follovra:
Steamship Java 91,808,003 end the Colorado
sBoll.ouo, amounting to only half of the esti
mated ehipments. This checked apricots
. tion somewhat for a rise, and more quietness
prevailed. Pending the reception or the bids
for the Treasury gold, cable telegrams Mao
ceased for a while, and Elie gold speculators
avers astonished at the fact that of the mil
lion offered by the Government only $6:5,000
ware hid for at 12141.1g2 -444-111), they were nil
accepted by the Government, and in
struction. were received from Secretary
Boutwell not to offer the remaining 9375,00 e.
This checked what 'i the spirit of
the gold 'room arid the t o
from
XL% to - r..44i. Gold specutators did not make
any bids fur gold and frightened mmt every
body from bidding. by
to reports that
the Secretary intended to accept all bids. The
• tnarket did not remain steady fur any length
of time after - the Tremury bid& but became
heavy and gradually declined to 1211:. Thu
President o
ld fthe Gold Exch.ge Bank nits
tilled the go room of the necessity of special
al
care and early promptness of de - niers In mak
, int their returns for clearing. This after
noon the market for Gold was inner quiet, the
' evidently feeling uneasy at the absence
•01 reliable news of battle. Tile price
was crowded up to 12-14 t, but afterward fell.
off and closed at i t many of the dealings
this nlternoon made at the ex-llearing Home
showing little fearfulness of another break
in the gold bank like that of last September.
- • The elearanoos were #46,Z4,0d).
Sterling Exchange quiet at 10:42.1014 for GO
days, and lONIZION for sight tills.
Oovernments opened quiet and bar
steady, -There Is rather toss desire to sea
among the German bankers, and the offering*
a re eimeen u
Tinenite freely by banks and financial
lastitutions. The market Opened with an
la.on oa The
night's closing prices of ti et ,
cent. on 'els, old '653 and 'des, and ad, dvauce
of K on 1575. At the second board 'Bl5 and
old and
new
'6ss were g lower. - 671 and We
N. and currency Gs )6. The market closed
dull with little doing at the following-quota
, • Gone:
Ompone of 1881. /1 2 / 4 011.2X; do. IV, mute
109; do. 41i. 1081464109; do. 1081:6109; no
^Pew. 10 - 74:94107X; do. 'O7, 107NHURI; do. 'GS,
iletteSPOSM; Tent:lessees, lOSSOier3ir Curren
elet, 110)egall1X•
Southern securities are dull: Old Tennessee&
&I; new do. 09; old Virginias, tr.; new, 67; Gem
es Is,
ci s(; old North Carolinas, GOK; nen- 67K:
Missou& 914; Louisiana Gs. TO; do. r 5,72; do.
re, 410; old South Carolinas,n SIX.
Stocks opened feverish and excited, and un
der a pressure to sell the principal shares
—p r r i ectso dncnnd
m fr o o s m t m o ke 3 d 4
pla r c e n a nheer die
stocks. Lake Shore, Hock Island and Padilla
Mall, to whiCh the business was chiefly con
fined. At the second board the - market wits
'firmer and there was s partial recovery or the
decline. Later in the day the market again
became heavy, but closed steady at the fol
lowing quotations:
Canton,.6B; Cumberlund, 40; {Neaten Union
?VC 9nlcksilver, 5; Maxim.. ft preferred,
2:4: V. titer Power, I3K; Adams Express. MX;
14.547 American. 44; United States, 44;
Paelfle 4334“ p referred,
York Centre] rip,
sex; Erie, EIK: preferred, 43;-H a r lem Sk
Reading, 96; Michigan Central, 118; lake
Shore. WS: Illinois Central. I* Pittsburgh.
100 K; North We
to
do. preferred, 843 t:
Bock Island. 1121ift New Jersey - Central,
1e.0%; St. Peul,Cl4l; do. preferred.7on; Wabash,
Hilt; do. preferred: Ft. Wayne. 03; Terre
Haute, El; do. preferred, 0; Chicago and Al
ton: 11414; do. preferred. 116;
Ohio
and. Mis
aissippl. 34K; C. C. and C.. 8IM; Hartford and
Erie. atf; St Joe preferred, 112.
• The Sub-Treasury balance IF Gold , 871417.-
610: Currency. $11.03,460.
Drrici or True Prryantrtinn Ciazgrre.
WILDNISDAT..fiIif SD, NO. I
Cloaleg quotations es received by Pb. 11
Martz:
Gold . • 1C: Mercbants U. Ez.
Silver. N. T. Centrni..... 9IX
1991 goods. —ll3 Headier . .• • • i3ii
690 Bond. P. Ft. &
'640 Bond, 1814...108 Ohio & Nies 'Xi:
1190 Bonds 1865...10.x, Mich. Soatbern...
Consols Ha 107 •• Cleveland k P... 103 X
5-90 Bonds 1267-107 C. It. I. 6.-P
WE Bonds - 11661...103 Chicago &N. W. ens.
10-401p 6 C. &N. W. Pref.. Bo
Adams Expel. 6014 Erie
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• Larry. Small
London Exchange per phund 0,10 6.25
Paris Exchange perYrane
Dmitri Exchange per Thaler CO ad
Frankfort Exchange ;chlorin re
Cent ral dact P. H. Pacific
Dogndeft. lt. Bonds --
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PILTROLIBCY/ MARKET
Orrice or Prrotemtau 0 Aterrz. t
,Winarsatnar. July 93, 1870. 1
The oil market to-day. so. fir as we crinid
diseover.differed but fittle from that of yester
'day. Al wan the case yesterday, the feellnY
is rather better. occaeloned by the feet that
coufidence is being restored. and the
panicky feeler which made itself visible on
Friday. Saturday and Monday, is subsiding. as
dperators generally are bringing themselves
up tothe belief that the wont is oter, rat
that whatever change there may be. In the fu
ture will be for the 'better. There
Le no disguising ' the fact. however,
that the Market is still brolly demoralized.
and, as might be expected, while the feeling
Is more hopeful. dealer, are apprehensive...
they have good reason to be. of the NW*.
'it is not a litUe ;remarkable that the forelgo
markets do not Improve, In view of the feet
OM their source Of swng7 him been disturbed
and may be cut off. Thu far there has been
• no advance there. se generally predicted; to
fact Antwerp Is lower. today thin it we
prior in the War, or War rumor,.
. The 'market was considerably arm, or du ,
lag the greater part ot. the des but io,d
metier though not quotably lower. Th t ",
those who bare become Imprmall w i th t ,
better that the market, to ose a hammon
phrase, het touched bottom, earl there. -v
might be expected. am dillPofedAibliy e eee,
barecase It does go lower , to boy more -11.11 d we
bare heard ..outalders - Intimate that they
%meld like
4i:030 'a :ell:el/ sr u ed k. lo 6 3t_i'M
and .1000 do at reNt seller my may I*
quoted at =MX; September. - 10,K: seller all
year, JO: beTer ail year /01.
• Firmer with more inquiry but without quo ,
table chaage. July 01d525, with Mid asked
" the dose: Audilat df; September ams
October, together. Zhil Anima to December.
MC September and October 25M. bid. Buyer
all year uominal at 22.'
13==
Cibevair.ann, July PL—flour is Arm and an
cbaniteiL Wheat opened lc better. at which
liberal galas were made; No trod 151,47;,N0
red bald at VIAL - Corn firm and In batter d 4
maud• No :Mixed ilto and the market stropZ
Oats In regal demand and steady; No 160 c.
Petrolatum—refined oil ittc; crude at ISA per
Dbl.
PITDIBUBI2II NAHKHT
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The marketa, particularly for grain, flour
prov i sion , a nd WITICV ries, coat knue excited and
wild, r knipdjur at very forcibly or uee and
INT.,. and 00 SI natural consequence :peculation
Leen revived. Wit bin the past,
tr beat ha, advanced 2.74.30 c in Chicago for
Aurra-!r delivery; July delivery' has übt ad
v.:iced-with August, which may be attributed
to rumors of the wheat In elevators • 'beating•".
notate op *I,00&I.60 per bbl, nod an might be.
expected, dealers are very Indifferent about
ug.. being still Impressed with the belief
prices must ko still higher. There is one
K certnlo. however, there Is rt9lenit to
en - 11ring, though speculators do not take
Is into contiderat ion to long as the market
excited and uric.tendlng up, and thin
yvenient, like all others that have preceded
I be overdone and there will no doubt be
an almost innumerable number of lame ducks
before It is Over. While tear finders specula
tion and heneflta the prodocer. it has been and
will continue to be one elements of diw
t ress to operators In the prominent markets of
the country. A number of failures' are repor
ted already and others trill no, doubt folios
any further violent fluctuation. so that too
. .
lri.at. care cannot betaken in dealing, particu
arly for future delivery. Should the war ) ust
begun, says the Chicago. /Mal/Cron, continue
for any length of time, sve may expect a chn
tlnuance of the excitement in breadstuff,
though perhaps ht atwnned form. The yield
of the cereals Europe this year le not up to
the average, nod the march of armies through
countries does not tend to Improve Its vegeta
ble production, hence It is reasonable to ex
pect a largely enhanced foreign demand on
this country for breadstuff.. In the United
. .
States the yield of wheat this year is estimated
by competent authorities nt one-fifth below
that of laai, while the yield of corn, onto, Arc.,
• be much in excess of last year. The. hay
rop is short.. but root crops. potatoes, .to.„
rill no doubt yield a handsome return, en
hat. on the whole. America trill hare n large
urpins of breadstuff's.
ASHErt—Unchanged; common soda ash, 4;
«tined. 4f4 . ; Pearls, %IN; Pots 7,1 i. • •
. .
APPLIThe arrivals are Increasing.~ and
lie market it easier: we now quote at s4(C.re.
X per LW.
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BROOMS—Store prices: Fancy, $5,5W No. I.
,rti; No. P.. No. a. Common. V2,5041.a.
BEANS—DuII: et ,fird,l,74 per bush.
- BROOM CORY—la dull. 1:VOI3 eta.
BUTTER—There Is k slight 'lmprovement in
the'detunnd but no change to make in quota
"OM Nan for fair. IB for prime aad
for choice.
• CHEESE—The demand is rattier better
th 'ugh the market is not active and there is
no change in prices. Sales atfor Ohio
Factory and Goshen. Sweltrer, and In
good demand.
CHICKENS—SaIes of spring chickens at Goa
t',3c per pair and toll grown 1113.1 at ilead.4l
peaf t lii.d . t l. l to o lze aptio n n t, d e i n t lo v n iry
dull and
drooping. In setnpatcy with the depression
In the cast, and it Is difficult to quote correct-
CORNMEAL—Is scarce and higher. $l.OOll.
1,05 per bash.
DRIED FRUlT—There is rather more in
quiry and peaches are firmer In consequence
of reports that the crop this year it likely t 6
be light. Sales of good to prime naives at kr
he.. Apples may be Quoted at Mid.
FLOUR- The market continues strong and
onsidernblv excited though there
c is no
farther advance unit the advlces from toe
. .
%Vest up until noon. Indicated that the reeling
wits weak. Good to choice western 'Hours.
either winter or spring. may be quoted at Vit
h, and it la alleged that at these quotations,
dour is lower relatively than in the. West.
There Iv a continued active local-demand, and
dealers generally are getting trier° orders
than they want. Rye floor Is higher and we
now quote at $5,75Q.0.
F.GOR—Continue dull. the extreme Lot
weather having_cut down thy demand. and
quotations cannot 'Weis - be Rican above 3V.t.21
• .
GROCERIES—The grOcery market con
tinues somewhat excited. and sugars and cof
fees have advanced materially -since the date
or our last weekly report, la sympathy with
the advance to 'told, and asidways is the case
when the market is advancing, the demand
has improved very materially, though there
Is nearly always an active inquiry for sugars
at the commencement of the fruit season.
Teas. also, are strong and higher, and New
Orleans molasses are scarce and tending up
ward. The stock of New Orleans sugars - In
this market is very much reduced. The fol
lowing are the ruling quotations:
CoercE— Ordinary ltlo, 19c; fair to good.
031/21c; prime. 2210; choice, Inc; strictly
choice, =Mc.
Seciana—Cuba, Porto Rico at 11X4.
OX; New Orleans. /0.4@..1 2 / 4 : Havana inboxes.
1164.121(. Molasses Sugars. 1011110)4. A Coffee.
14c: "ft" do 1314 c; Extra C 13V .c: C. 1
Crushed. Ciranulated 15: and Powdered 15.
MotAssts—New Orleans. 85,1190 c; POttO
ftico.lsl99c.
Sraues—Havemeyer and Elder, or reefer
lion Drips b lc: White Honey Drips, 80e4 Sliver
Drips, noel Lovering, 65e; Golden, Wm Amber
and lower grades from 30e..550. •
Tr,s—Voung Hymen. 9013-$1,50; Gunpowder.
$1,01:0 .115.
Spiel:a—Grain Pepper. Mc: Pimento. Me:
0:1Z1.65c; Cloves, dtic: Nutmegs, $1,45.
Frturra—Prunes, 1234 c; Curants,LOfc:Layer
Raisins, $1.50 per box: Valencia Raisins. 18c.
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Olive, NM Babbitt's, 11;
Oakley's. lac: Crampton', lie; Dobbin's. 1414 e;
Chemical
Era
Rosin, 3Sigt.sl4: Toilet
Snaps, 15422—' . Sawyer's Barber, g.'i per box.
Ban
Lean—
per lb.
Dime Sitar—MßS per bag.
Coscr-vrnarko LYE—Penna. VI per case;
ni li, brands. 4.4161,7.
EYTILAIn Corrsk—s4.2:. per NTON• for 11 tha-
C.. KM.r-i— or. 21 , 0: Stearin,
hte.
STAntut —read, 7..5f; Satin Gloss and Silt er
Glosg. 11 tic: Corn, Mc
SODA-1n kega c In boxes, assorted pa-
Pers. 8 C: Sal Sod.:l '
la pi,4tio—sl.4oM4LBo. C. .
Fran—No.l Mackerel. PidaZi per bbl; N 0.2
large, $l6; No. .5 large, $l3; No. 3 medium,
$11: In half bbls eta additional. In Irate— I
No. I; $.l; N 0.2, S2X; N 0.3, SU:. Lake Herring.
$4,13; White Fish, UN'. Baltimore Herring,
s7.l‘. Codfish. is per pound. • '
Codfish.
9c; Rangoon. SX.
GRAIN Wheat continues scarce and with
a good demand. prices are strong and higher;
ice now quote at aL3:41.1.40 for good to choice
red, an advance of IS oer bushel within the past
week. Oats very stiff and - dealers generally
seem disposed to hold in expectation of a still
farther ad,vance; sales on wharf and track at
51.1.5, —ms be quoted at 50557 for small lots
In store. torn Is scarce and higher; we are
cognizant of sales at =95 for shelled. nod to
day there were very few sellers below $l. Rye
In scarce but aN yet the demand la not active;
sales of a car 'load at H. Nothing doing in
barley.
HE111"- Sales of unaressed Kentucky Hemp
at • • ' •
oar—New crop Is selling from country
wagons at SIVAS, and old at $15(if...91
111381,5 Corn husks. 3gs3l‘ Ma.
-
LIKEIes of Cleveland at r.,25 per bbl,
and eastern at :0.71.
LARD OIL—No. I extra IN quoted at Sl.N.rit
the outside figure for well established
Western brands.
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PROVISIONS—Market continues strong and
prices are firmer with an upward tendency.
chonlders 141ie.14U: ribbed sides 17. clear do
Is. Sugar cured barns 25; Breakfast Bacon i.
Lard 17.5 i In les and isre,tw In kegs and buck-
eta. 3less Pork arm at VII.
POTATOES—Under inflaence a 'acreage.'
arrivals, very dull and prices are Jower.!
E;4l,4ltper.bbl. for new crop. Old crop about
exhausted.
PEANUTS—DuII. Tennessee.Ea') ete•
HEEDS—So movement in Clover or J.lmothy
seedy. Flaxseed Insist, dull notivltlatandlag
the arrivals are light, and cannot be quoted
above $2.20..
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York.
Nair YOna, July- al.—Cottori dull; sales of
I,fdo laden at 38c for middling. Flour model ,
ately active; sales of MJSO bids at 0„:54841)
for super western and State; t44rao,c9 for
common to good extra do; SA, 7,"S for good
to choice do; trilld'd.: for common to goLd ex
trn Ohio; t4,76k47,th8 for . stetudion to choice
white wheat western oilman: $11.0129,r.51 for
common to choice extra St. Louis; market
closed 15025 c lower on shippinsr, and 10B15c
better on family. Rye flour firmer; sales of
BR bands at ssAag.7.2.. Corn meal arm at
'5.1..1541.5.60 for western. Whiskey: sates of 400
bids at fit, US for white. .Wheat
—receipts 145,068 bush;. fairly, active, closing
'heavy and 9991 c fewer, with-sales lfiL= bush
at $1 for No. 1 spring. 'the latter for
choice, closing at $1,5431.68, 13:131.60 for No.
!Milwaukee, closing at $1,49 for good. $1.338
1,43 for No. S Chicago, sl=ll.lo for No. it
spring. and . for red and
amber western. closing at sl,sk.
Leall for Ted cod amber State, sl,vl
et.w, *bite western; ALSO. white State; {lna
amber Canada in bond. pis ° dun. Corn: re
ccipts were 101.075 busk: better and ac
tive; sale. 125 , 000 bush at taaido for new
western mixed. chiefly atsl.oll, $1.03V1,12
and $1.15; yellow. 191.12.31.9 k white. 07 LIB
for unsound. Oats: receipts were Shush;
market firmer and more active; sales 13,000
bush at 69430ec fur western. very choice; 67e.
'Mc and :Pc. Ohio and State: ale, poor Canada;
7011,71 c, Pennsylvania. Metals: Sheathing Cap
per steady, sold at 30c; Ingot firm at BISIB
Wife for Baltimore.' and 50me for, Lake.
Pig Iron firm owing to gold, and is quoted at
IP.Stefin for Sooteh, and 1315.11 for American.
liar higher, and quoted at MVO ferrefined
English and American. Sheet Boa quiet, at
11VallMe in gold for Russia. Nails dull. at
4,ltc focut. P rovis io n sor clinch. ME.Zio for-horse
shoe. quiet. Pork Is held higher,
with sales of SCOUR at $311.87.8.11 for prime,
! $2249.2.21 for prime mess: also WO bids mess at
11111! Moeller lest half August and ii ember.
Beef 111 more active and firut. orltk Os at ma
bbls at SIIBI6 for plain meas. gl 9 hu n ttra
mess. Tierce beef nominal. Beet re
jected. Middles held higher, at ILMERSo for
long clear. Lard ! firm at 1631d)ffor city,
1196150 for western steam. 174(0 for kettle;
1.250 tierces steam, seller last half July,
August and • September. at 171f011:Mc.
Butter steady at NB:1% for western and 135
W-c for State. Cheese dull at 79$14Mc. Coffee
dull and unchanged at Sane; Santos sold. at
auction at 91‘41,14c gold La bond; the average
Wes 11 14.11.). Sugar firm and quiet, with'sales
of 489 Ifilds Cuba and Porto Rico at Itelefgc.
Eruct76o has Hamm at 11c. Petroleum qulet;
Crude Rol2.lfe and refined Mc. Freights firm
'to I.lrerpool, with shipment. of RBI bbls
flour per steam at Os. and 7800 bush wheat at
lnu to London. 1403 bile sourer mil at as ad.
and 50,000 bush wheat on P. T. to Cork. 'The
ardere are equal to Tigl quarters wheat — at" as
to an inlandport, a brig with - 01400 cases of
petroleum at file to British ports, equal to :0.-
000 Lbis, do part at.:s dd.
Latest—Flour dull and lower, on
shipping fairly active and 11615 c. better for
medium and high grades. Wbest dull and 34
4c lower; $139 for good Nojt Milwaukee. $1 OP
for prime amber winter. Corn firm and quiet
at $14181,10 for new mixed. Rye nominal at
9 1 .024,41.1*. Oats strops. and Inclement! at NED
ILO for western gore and afloat. Pork flitm
and quiet. Lard weak at 17E1Se for steam.
a Ma cha m _g d e e T ot al bat
l qu e i e o t. f
exportsquiet
the week, taxamaa. Among the exports for
the week were 48,570 bbls Sour. 290,=1 bush
heat,MlAMete earn, 650 val.,ns lard oil. RA-
Of o d, .0 Petroleum, 1012 bbls pork. ISM do and 351
ter ea meats 13,6:.4 do butter.
2,5*,552 do cheese, 381.946 do lard.
ElosehmatiL
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enrCINNA . II. - Salr Vl—Flour dun but quiet;
famlls futirf...idt.'.'vgk'p,n4.Y.',"'A'.l°l.rtz,T,
'but na.epted and the market dosed dull
et thy. rate. Com onetied buoritnt and hold
ers asked 9844/. but etthe close there ware
more sellers than burets at 9442.44 c. Rye 48c
I 4;41. Hurley quiet at $ 1 .1dit..1.90. Cottounom-
. IA LY a • : ' SDAY
inally unchanged. Whiskey.adranced to $1
1.01. with n fair demand. Lad held itt ci
small sales country,at hulk meats held
more armly: should. , 13Xc. sides .15x,
and ICY‘c. Bacon held
rs M highert.shoul
deX°. sides INc. and IflX , c fur clear rib
and clear; clear rib sold at lac .burer August.
Sugar cured hams 25c. Cheese arm;
fog - fresh ,Nntory. Eggs IC3lBe. Sugar teal
coffee firm at full rates. Linseed oil maw.
Lard oil thltiiiaLls for extra spinal.. made.
(told WIN buying: market quiet and unset
tled. Exchange 1-lo db.cmint buying and par
CM=
Cnic.too, July l.Si.—Exchanged urchanged•
Flour firmer at $5 01 for spring eelras.
Wheat nrmer and regular anti fresh receipts
'sZb3c higher: closing at $1 2.1e1 25S ior regu
lar. This afternoon Irregular at $1 25 cash:
PI Val 3d. seller for August. Corn active;
Closing at s9Sible , Y.: for No. Y. This afternoon
91Xete. sellers for August. Oats quiet Nele
lower: ii fur N 0.2. Barley dull and nominal.
Hlghsrines dull at lid for wood bound. Pro.
rush,. more active; mesa pork fat M. Lard
Ins: Dry salted shoulders 13. Hogs active
and .15 tale higher: sales at $8,110.4.0 RI for fair
to extra choice. Cattle quiet at $2 2.1Q.1 ID
for Texan to choice shipping steers. Freights
quiet at lie for corn In Buffalo: Receipts past
24 hove,; ti0ur2.465 wheat2s.3oo,buslucoru
73400 bush; oats . 22.396 bush; rye barley
11.137: hogs 0,137. Shipments: flour bbls:
wheat Matt hush; corn 14940; oat a 1; rye
971 bush: barley . ../0.1 bush;
1:3:=11!
Sr. Lone, July :11.---Tobacco stehdy at egiele‹c
for common leaf and M....Tc for fair in good
manufactures. Cotton: nothing thVg. IlemP
unchanged. Flour 'unsettled and Id higher
with stock light: fall an f 1.1" '4 X
5.50; XX t..5,75@..41,11; XXX " 75; family.
brands pule. , Wheat openml 31Vic higher:
with some speculative demand. but before
the close the advance was lost; No 3 spring
1.07,1140; No 2 new red _fall 51.35. closing at
fI..VX; No 1 red do $1.3Q.1,4.1. Whiskey arm
at gl. Sugar higher at-123 gl3li'c for prime to
choice. Coffee higher, ranging at
Pork nem at ga1ii,31.50. loose dry salt shoul
ders 133,(e. Bacon Om and bigher at wou.
/13.1 c fur shoulders . '
clear ribllXe; clear ltd.{ c.
Lard hem and held higher: prime steam sold
at 1551 c: choice 1631,1).;c. Cattle dna at _Si®
4}ic for inferior to common. Ileac for fair to
prime. and 1071ic for choice to extra. tinge
active at Nif.ac.
I=l2
Loutsva.x.r., July ?h—ltagging Arm and
unchanged. Cotton dull and lower: middling
173.:c. Flourvery active but. scarce: extra
family $5,31 Grain quiet; wheat itt:Ktl,3s.
Corn $1.124i. Oats Me. Provisions very no
tice and tettaing tune:lrd. Pork s7o.:d. flacon
li4~y 17?: ~tvlo,c. Bulk meats
Lund TV:6;4,174,4
Whiskey te.c. Tot...to—market more active
and mice!. tlrmer; sales 157 hhds at .4.1".43.5,fg, for
common frosted to bright manufacturing.
Philadelphia.
M=!MMI=MIZI
ud; serreraue $5.00, extras VS, western extra
By $11X1.745. Ind , ana and Ohio do V,Q.
7.75. fancy $ =M. Corn held ilrmly but buyers
hold off; yellow 21,15. mixed western $l.lllO
- Oats steady at Male for western. Pro
visions held firmly. Mess Pork $31.75. Lard
Marc. Petroleum nominal; crude 17m, re
fined 2110243. Whiskey steady at 11,05 for
Iron..
Dry Dodd, Market
NEW Yuan. July ^.A.—The dry goods trade
till , ,PhlltYP no symptoms of animation. Prices
Ile steady of me for Nose York Mills mus-
llnsr 24c tor Wiunsutts, 213 e for idnocella.
Alc for Mnsonville. l7c for New ldnrket,2lMc
g;:it ' a, ° ! ' A Pnn n e k v!lan•
dc 11Me. Pepperell brown drills I:k..
ensler and Amoskedir gingtouns 17, Wdchn
setts sheet logs IJ , Nc, and Lerdldd.l3,,c•
I
BALTIMORE. July 31—Flour active and ad
vanced :10m lloward street superfine' at *dd.
6.75. do. extra MIA. dn. $9,50, city mills super
fine t41.2:14.4.7... do. extra 5TA013.&60, do. fatally
EaTt,lo,so,_western superfine t9a .t. 5. do. extra
26.7ht2.7, do. family NN heat higher; re-
Ceipts ligh 6o.
t; sales of new red at $1.,50, white
rt.ite,.],eo. Pennsylvania sl,rzal.lls. western
I=!
Sltt.warges. - July St —Flour nominally un
changed. Wheat firmer at sl.3e for No. I;
$1.30M for No. 2. Onto steads . of 53c for No. =.
Coro steady and ade rejected. Rye higher at
Sac for No. L Freights firth of galde to Buf
falo and Oswego. Receipts: goer. 400 bbls;
wheat, 69,000 bush. Shipments: tour, Wit
bbls: whent.sS,ooo bush. •
Detroit. •
DETROIT, - Job' _Jl—Flour very arm and In
fair Inquiry. with choice at $74,02.7.75. Wisest
firmer: extra 'LC: No I $1,50; regular $1.1.11
L 43; amber $1,4c41,47. Cora firmer, with No
"at 90e. Oats: State 00c and western 58c: Bar
ley firmer. Pork.:' mess advanced to f.ll.
Lard 17e.
Ilemphl.
Mot - Puts, July M.—Cottou quiet and draw
t receipts Gr: bales; exports bales.
Flodr firm; superfine $6. gown Kcet.(6. Oats
an/We. Hay at ' Bran We. Pork VI
Lard i
I rregular. 11114.011 arm Shoulders Ir, (c;
sides gU e.
10:=3
Toi.god, Juls'Srl—Flour.ilmn. Wheat act lye,
X 2.30. better; ho. t. whim Wabaah Slat. N 0.3
do. $1.18; 10. I white Michigan $1.5,54 - : regu
lar do. $1,45; amber:Michigan $1.511; No. I red
In._ o. 11.48. Coma shade better; Mn.
!nye; No. '4 le!.4O: Follow Mc.
New Orion..
New ORLEANS. July M.--Cott . nn dull and
prices nominal, with rnlddlitur at 144117 c: sales
0 bales: net receipts Pd bales: exports 101 , 1
stock rkl.ros.
IMPORT! BY RAILROAD
PtxTßßvitDA CINCINNATI AND PT. Lorts
RAILROAD. July bbls. 100 two floor, 11
Myers,' 100 bbls do, H Knox &Son; I car oats.
McHenry & Hood; I ear wheat. LI Wallace; 1
do do. It T Kennedy & tiro; 10 bbls era..
& O'Brien; lan whisky. W S renew):
1 In causage, F It Myers A co: bbis sicnboi,
It E Sellers & Co; 10; oil bbls J M Ititer: 10 bbls
lard, Rees Owens; 35 bbls potatoes. E Owens;
pkg. liquor, Evert. & Cm 19 Not corn.
1/ay &Co
It; ;
51 dodo, egg,. F
Shields: .1 A Graff:
45 do do, oa
na to t
u,
Hood:: bos cheese. J Kohn); I caddy
E Wormser & Co; 46 one hams. W It • Hays &
Son: 4 bbls eggs; W H Gratf,• 4 1 do. F Craig.
head; 41 Ws feed. MO bbis Hour, Schomaker
1.4 5 bales wool. J Henlish; 30 bbls potatoes,
Vangorder&S;SO bast starch, W Miller & Co;
ICI) bbls flour, owner; 1 car staves. W Hastings:
40 bales cotton, Holmes, Bell &No; 13 do dn,
Hyde & Son; 10 Ws oil 18 ten barns, Rees
Owens:9 tea shoulders.'2s do hams Dairell &
'l% bbis o meal, Arbuckle & Co; rdbos starch.
S P Shrives & Co; ICU bbls flour; 8 S Marlin &
C0:33 bales cotton. AO France; 41 kegs lead,
W Hartley; 10 pkgs tobacco, W I. Jones,
bbls oil. I NI Parker; Id pkgs tobacco. M Mc-
Millln;l93 bbls it wines. W Miller & Co; 25 bss
snap, J A Renshaw; 10 do do F Sellers & Cn.
clivri.iorn AND PITTSIIPUOSI ItOILOOAD
COOMPANT. Join 19—Scars J ore, Brawn & Co;
6do do, McKnight. P &Co;10 do do, Shocaber-
Jer, II & co: 1 do p Iron, t; nine Iron 1411 s; 1
ones & 4 9 do p iron. Nimick & Co; 10 bbis
beer, J Kessler, 2.5 do 1 oil, Hallett & T; 49 boa
yeast, S 11 /laird; 55 do h ware, Secomb & Co;
*lounges, S Miler & Son; 2 crates s machines,
Drover & II; 5 bbls shoulders, J P Han.; I car
Ice. W Scott & Co:4 , oo,olloshingles, Superior
Lumber CO; 1 car old steel. W J Hammond; 5
bbls lab nil. Dilworth. I' Co; 1 car scantling.
McElfresh; 3 rolls leather, tougher/ . & GI
sks oats, Kell & II; 1 sheet cast steel. Hussey,
& Co: lot foresters.... Economy C Co; 1 bbl
'eggs. II Rea Jr:l2 has cheese. llroggerman &
tell; 46 m t carboys, Jac Irwin & Co; 4 bbd to
bacco, 1 lax do, Jan Murphy; a tuba butter, 3
bbls eggs, Woodworth & II; 11 bbls pantoel l ,
.1 J Pettit; bbls eggs, P Huff & Son: kgs do,
I Co batter. Head & M; 14 Lao do, 4 Dbl. eggs,
II Rea Jr. S bbls apples, W C Armstrong; 2
bog eggs, V Selmer.
Pirranaridn. Foni WAYNC AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD. July 20,-910 bbla flour. T Jenkins
$ Brig 1 cars Iron. TMaloney; 2do Moor
head & Co: 14 hbds tobacco. WeYamo PO
Ws bums, W 11 Hays & Bon; 51 do do. Dolzell
& T;100 bra Mardi, P Duff & Son, 10 do cheese
Knox & 0; 93 do do. Haworth & D: 2/ do do. S
H Baled; 10 bui cheese. Atwell & L; 10 do do.
It D Clark & Co; 2 bbls bungs. Armstrong Piro
& Co; 7 sks feathers, V,olgt, SI & Co; al bbls I n
oil 13 L Fahnemock &;Co; 2 cars I stone, Oral.
Co&boa cheesmfArbuCkle & Cu 4 bids.
were. J P Smith & Co; 2 bids b ware, T Rare &
Bro; 1 bag coffee, Arbuokles & Co; 40 boxes
cheese; J S Dilworth &Co:16 cares bitters, It
E. Sellers & Co: 10 bbl. whisky. A 0 McGrew
& Co; Fr ban wglass. C Hansen & Co; IC skr
paper, °Nifty & C.
ALLIRDICIT RritlON Jule 9)1-7 pkgs p bar
ley, hlmm Dm; L 3 do do. Chris Bolas; I car
lumber. Smith. C & Cu; I car Ice, Gilmore, B &
Cu; 1 do ice, (1 Schleleln; 1 car pipe. C O McMil
lan; 5 cars metal, Pgh Iron & Forge Co: 1 car
lime, .1 K Shinn; I do wheat, Kennedy Bro;
bps oats. II Steel Son; 9LI bgs malt, Smith &
Co; a bbl. clay. 10 f tile. Jos Craig; 105ba, of
feed, WC Brown; I car cooperage,lJ MHemptill:
2 do metal, Rogers & 11; 2 do cropernge. Italy.
.1.1 R.
_ ALLZOIIZNY VA_LIACTRAILMIAD. Julr
1 car stone. Harrison & Oro: do'do, P Mouth:
1 do do Henderson & Oro; 1 cur lime Hender
son & Co: I do grate, Scott & fin
6 sks scraps
13 rolls leather. W Flaccus & Pon: 1 bbl • tter.
' ekes flax peed, Sam Cresol; 1 bbl e • • .
41c 31: 14 kegs butter, 0 A Boyce: 5 no •
Shocirberger & B.
RIVER PACIEETS.'.
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MONONUAIIELA RIVER.
•
THE ELEVI STEAMER "de l i
BELLE,
tioonotalz :
Independent Pillsbargh. Brownville and
Cenevi Puke!.
•
Loaves IVltotf Boat gown Mononitsbelgltridip,
:ZoilTy/CSDA Y, opOEATuItDAT
ViolEigitoTlPossongen to all polot!on
tae
..yor troitAVAmogispplt brqUlLOratinlln ,
.. Vh . "! . . 0 , 1 °Mt =LUDT A CO.. Aont:
- BRASS CASTINGS.
it mtir DIEU. ............. BANCI
Henry , her & Co.
Oloccossors to 101F1 11. Clll/NM ipko
BELL AND . BRASS i FOUNDERS
Brass Castingp..
MADE PEDMITTLY TO ORDEIt:
'SALEABLE . AND GREY IRON ITMEGS.
GAR PIPS AND TUBING.
• 119!.. 9 ,91WAY.1" 13 7' c
..E" A r m __ .
ERA,. WO U K 1017711YrD1D3METIDN for
Stears. Water AAA 1.
Stanufactqpnyof .lASAoper co. armor=
BALANCEI:EL STEAD. , Pump.
AGENTS at DREYFUS' PATENT OILERS. Om
best Leib° market.
OFFNIN AND WORKS
Corner Thirteenth And pike Streets.
• -
ATWOOD & MeOAFFREY
Co,m. lawurrr Brion add i rED
PlEabisrah, Pa., BRASS POEN BIM and IREN
PIPE FITTERE,arkO AOENTI. tor A.S.CAMEREN
&CU EITEAM PtIIIPE AND Bi.OWERS.
RIVER NEWS
The river rose considerably during
tu.*daj- night and yesterday: the pier
nark last evening indicated ft feet 6 inch
s. There has evidently Igen consider
ble rain up the - Allegheny river recentljl
the Tice emanated principally from tha
...
treat.. .
—A dispatch from LoUlßVillu says th
work on the first section of, improremen
of the canal ban been temporarily stop
be the intervention of the city. tams
ti aeneral Weitzel the city had purchas
ed the ground and arrangeit with the Ca
nil Company for building a hula above
the railroad bridge. The contracts weir
taken with the understanding that titl e
excavation Oil this section should la. ditn -
ped on low growl, which the city objected
to and stopped the contractors front work
ling on Thursday. since which time opera
UMs have been suspended.. General
Weitzel will be compelled to relet the
)coutmct for this section at a higher prick •
(since the, excavation must he carried to
the opposite bank of the river. !Phis hint •
mace will not materially retard the pn
, gress of the work, but will increase th
eipensp!. .
—The following in the substance of the
• • port of the_rnited States Local Inspec.
or for the port. of St. Louis, for the
quarter ending June 30th, 1810; • Nun .
her of steauliqs inspected—Pascenge
steamers. 41; ferry steamers, II; towin
steamers, 13; freight steamers, 2; total
Mmiage, 2,8,208,71 1 . Number of engineers
licensed, 22; number of pilots licensed,
112. One engineer license refused in
cbusequeuce of incompetency; one engV.;
ni.er refused a change of grade., for same)
ea.tlSe; one engineer license susnended for
violation of lair; one pilot license sus.
pendtcl for rapsing a collision.
—The Hon.:Thomas Ewing. y in a late
letter on the Mississippi river. develops
an Interesting theory of the tendency of
rivers running southward to abrade their
western banks, and attributes it to the
xnnstantly increasing centrifugal force
imparted to the water as it proceeds to
the South. tie', enforces this explanation
by pointing to the fact that ships sailing
to the southward must correct westward
ten eau; that railroad trains are affected
by t, and that: therr; , is a reversed tend
enc in all things moving southward.
This is an idea which deserves elabora
tion in the light of more ample facts.
—Corn. W'..l. Konntanew hull building
at Latta, Osborne 1: Co.'s Yards, is 235 feet
long; 50 feet beam: floor . 48 feet: depth of
hold abOut S feet. She will measure .
about 850 tone: and Will carry 1.400 tons'.
Will be supplied with Hartupee's patent
condensing engines: two small ones 15
inches in distorter, fi feet strike:two large
ones, :13 inches in diameter. Four boilers
24 feet long and inches in 'diameter.
She will be one of the if not the largest
stern-wheel Loat on the- Western waters.
--The Chicinnati Enquirer mays': The
fimnite State arrived from Pittsburgh.
and will lie quietly at the wharf for a few
days. If the ricer continues to recede
4 will take the place of the Fleetwood
he 814 Sandy Moe sharpy.
—The (1 real Republic Lea altar.' time
in getting out to Calro_ She got aground
at Liberty and Hat •Irdand. and had con
siderable difficulty in getting otT at both
Titters, _ • . ,
—River hosthess arttording to t he
Timeg. is ekeeedhigly dull at Vickaburg.
,The St. Joseph Herald has a gond
deal to say about the rutting away of the
banks at that point.
.—The Council Bluffs Tinu, say that if
stew, are not taken to prevent, the "Big
Muddy will col its way aCTOPS a point and
hatve;lhat town inland,
—The Exchange and Wild Duck were
at Cairo on Monday.
—The Cumberland river ,;vas falling c.
Monday with four ft...T.ln liarMith Shoals
, •
STEAMSHIPS.
CI,TNA_RID LINE.
The (U.Slri utO. North American flor al Nall
Steamship, betweeq..New York sod I serpool.
napes rtar(Rarbor.
SCOTIA. WEDNESDAY'. JULY 181: •
A!.3). 3. 7
RUSSIA. 1 o •
t ALA SRI A. Tilt' ICSDA YUL
. JULY 'iii.
SIBERIA. Ayu. 4.
TAMARA. • I).
SAMARIA.
NATIONAL•LINE.
toEsratAKK; THE QUEEN; Vit.ANcE;
its/A. every ,, Satureae. Paweneent booked ar
other line, pettlfrAPll&,..., ,K,
tiazrlTE Buildloil. Secondnon.%
thalttitel4 otreet and Sir lb avenue.
TO LIVERPOOL' AND QUEENS.'
TOWN.—TITS INMAN MAIL.
STEAMSHIPS, nomberingstaleen
Class vemele..among thew the eelebrat.
ad .
* CITY OF PARIS, CITY OF ANTWERP
CITY OR BOSTON. CITY OF BALTIMORE.
CITY OF LUMPS?).
&Choc EVERY SATURDA Y. from Pier 41.s_North
River. New Tort. For pawns.; or runZer lolonsta,
Con WV).
WILLIAM BINGFIAMorr.,
143 ILMITHVIELD STREET.
LEGAL
N THE ORPHANS COURT OF AL
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LEWD:NY COUNTY, Penney Na
In the matter of the etttate of WILLIAM CALM
WNLI. anal Writ of Petition No. 1, Derembe
Term, ISBS.
Tn Margaret Caldwell, widow. 11011 Intermarriml
with Reuben Powell. Kober, Caldwell. J. Paid
well. Jane CaldweK now Intermarried with Samuel
S. Killen, and Lllntireth Caldwell anti intermarried
with Daniel Watt-.
Ton are hereby notified that en lnquieltion will
bo held in puninanee of the eboye mentioned writ
id Partition or Yaluatbm,m the premise. In Wept
lA...township, Allegheny minty, pennsyleante,
on THURSDAY—IciIy 21st. 1f470. at 11 ri . einek
A. AL, to mete partition to and among the heirs of
fuld donned In such manner and In mach propor
tion,. as by the laws of this CommonWeelth • hi di
rected. he., at which time and piste ynu rim!, at•
wadi( Jon think pro Per• •
110111 x. r.RMING..-Ntieriff.
Snaittrrs Ornme
Prmurneti. Juno R. 1579.
A I.LEGHENY COUNTY, sx.—ln the
DIFITRICT COURT.
Lorne Hold k Arnold Intoner. partners as Leo'.
Wald A.
Co. vA Allan.' Horner t Co,
Cond. RT., N 0.1 7 -11. April Tenn. 71470.
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A 121011111. in Court.
lAme Prot. COPS...
- Amount for distribution 33.354 43
n d novS, to-vrit, Jona Jith, the enarl
apied U
at Mi B. TOD. EM.. Auditor,b distribute
the funds In Coon.= Oa above Init.
iSmii of; From the accord:
PE CURIUM.
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BRADVIIRD TODD.
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Mod July 70870. sod conlnuutl tu been.
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HEREAS LETTERS TESTAXEN.
TAItY tellie Estate of WILLIAM MM.
14 late of lath warrior the (Sty of Plttabersh,
iteettii bertha Wee milted to h a t e subscribers, an
pow Indebted Witte eiJetee are mounted
to wake hatneelate' Tremont, and those having
dill. or dentandvaeateat. the estate of the maid
Pmnnwb.a C. AlltirslNDh UOll. ierecotor.
. • No. 87 Diamond street. •
lt170;r . I riv. JeTraKn'
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N THE MATTE'S OF OPENING
AIR ENS LANA. In thir City of Plttattergh:
' Nolte. le fienibygleen tfut
ht. :the eternal. In the eblintng of Alempetpine,
ate mudlrled by the Me le now in my bisholl for
collection. and MU If the same Le not p.m 011010
thirty day. loom the date hereof Ilene nun be died
re
thefor agalnet the propmilas axumelosith In
terest. nom. and fat.. Slid the woo collected by
PrObbel:
• " J. b, SLAGLE, rill Attorney,
JCT.? . 1% HOW .
•
NOTlCE—Whereas, Letters of ,Cd•
mi N ffintknoN nn the estate Of ISAAC
eltlasltT, late of Baldwin Minable, decealattl,
have hem feasted to the mine:Mar, all person
hultatted SO Oa slid Matte an »quested IQ Mate
n orarel=ltrigtertr,Vll7llTM:47.lni
"th , • . eatetre stver c a K taelpllay.
" Lebtaeta.,Alle d agen l y Cht..l‘.
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J. B. CANTIRLD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
WI — DOCTOR WHITTIER CONTIN-
M 4 TO TICEAT ALL PitiVATE
EASES, That roes
clans of canes reselltfut
trout self:abuse, producing unmanlineu s . nervouft
debility unttabutty, brut/1401bn seminal eufflutons,
nod dotal, impotency permanently cured. Parsons
afflicted with delicate. Intricate and long standing
constitettonsi eatatintintn are Politely tented to
call for consultation. which costs nothing, Expo:
deem, the beet of teachers, has enabled him
;effect remedies to once etildent,safe.Perffleeent.
end which In most lases can be used without hind
rance to business. Medicines prepared In the es
tabilahment. which .embracee Mike, refflfflUon and
wnttlng rooms: also bearding awl sleeping avert
meets for patients requiring
,dally person. atten
tion, and raper and enemies, baths,. thus concen
trating the famed mineral springs.. he nuetter who
have failed, Matey/no ease. Read what he says it,
his pamphlet of arty pease. asnt to any address for
tyre stamps In seated envelope. Thousands of cases
treated annually. at °Moe and all fiver the country.
Wilro=e f t e VallTtng i lig ' Xll l lTOlt:u . rg ni t c f
Mourn II al. NP. dendays 11,1 to ra Y.Y.
Pamphlet ennt to any address for Tweet/1111PM.
sad
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ErDiSPEVSIA--NEW MODE OF
'BREAMS-NT.
PROFESSOR WALK KR. the distinguished Eng
iish Botanist, discovered In Aontralis as excellent
Bowfin, remedy, en effectual cure for indigestion,
Billion and Liver Complaints. and corutuunlcated
the sure to the Thillidelphia Botanic Instil....
The Secretary will. on application. forward free to
thia Important recipe. -
The Medical Reform Society who makes this an.i
• , . . .
Koonce...ou object not being
any charge for thie
clip the being to demonstrate the sup°.
arity or Botanic over every other practice of
medicine. but lu return request those who are
benelitted to forwent to the Society a statement
of their case, and thus aid with facts the present
movement In medical reform.. Enclose a direct**.
envelope to the
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bad 30 year. untarnished reputation to uphold its
integrity as the oft Perfect Hair Dye-Black ow
Brown. Sold - by ell Drugyriete. Applied at 8
Bond street. N. Y.
re
irr AVOID QUACKS.—A tenni of
early indlactetlon.csuslng neou• debility.
Premature decay. 1., having tried I n vain every
Premature
remedy, ha. diotwavered erla4lotorane
of calf-mire , which he will Fend free to
roffererii. . .1. K. II VH.e. ,
JelkunT NaseauNtreet. New Y rt City.
FINANCIAL.
Allegheny Savings Bank,
=Z!
ORGANIZED IN 1845.
STOCKDOLDEHN INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
Deposit. received:and tl percent-a:lowed on time
donna.. Partleularattention given to Collection,
and proceed. promptly. remitted.
Discount days. MONDAY and TUUR.SDA V.
EMIIIMEiSMI
.1.1..10...4 L. GRA . HAM, ProAident.
JOHN W. 101101. K. ("adder. - Julr.lo
Til
DIAMOND-SAVINGS BANK,
No. 8 DIAMOND, PiTrAapoon.
CAPITAI ' $240.000
INUIVIOITALLY Lt./011Z.
Deperstts In num, of •Land upwards resolved.
Interest allowed on time deposits. Puniest.
Muttonat
ton given to collections. Wonted. of 'shish
temlttect promptly.
JanneNl. Co,per. Abrahene
Jam. V- J. &Meow • Andrew L. Hoblnenn
Wm. lithdp. L. Widerbeld.
Joe. elendne. I N. P. Wiwyer.
Wm. Cooper. ,
PrwdenrN. P. StiVr V ER.
eambler3ollN S. fIEULLY. lai
A 1 _,T-'_,EGHENY
NATIONAL BANK
OrPittr 4 blll . gll.
No. 39 FILFP I I A.VT:N LTE:
$6OOOlOO.
Capital Stock
W. COOK, President,
' H. W. MACKEY, Cashier, •
!e2L:atl - W. MeCANDLESS, Asst. Cashier
NEW YORK, StaL24,l_B7o.
T HE FIRM OF T. y .. TA Y LOR do
COOPER is dluoired by mutual clement, and
we have Arils day formed a limited partnership
under the name of
TAYLOR & COOPER
NO. 5 nron d St.,
f:`,,VilLtr,l:l74'l,"gg,n,fri`4re. i :g. k .V;°fe'" l "'
Mil. .101 IN 11A11,1•A
Aa special partner, haring contributed 111:1111,11410
to the-com Once.
We take thisopportunity of thanking the moo ,
tomeri of the old arm for their put patronage, end
of watching • contlimance of their favors. .
We also offer our services to all, and reopectfully
aollelt their basin.. In the parches* and sale of
all oecurltlea dealt In at the New VIII% Roca or
Go upon. o Cand Dividends Collected.
Intereet allowed on deposit.
Orders by 14.11 or TeleerapEpromptly executed ,
• I 'THOS. 1.. TAYLOR
•
WPB. [SNIPER,
. . JOIIN BAILEY.
•
Refer by Permieslou to Mat National Real,
Ptttsbnyib. lea:TN
CENTRAL BANK
No. 35 Bank Block,
=I
ECM
Bank of Discount anii Deposit
BTOCKIIOI !ER$ IDLIA
_I.I.IkIL
loiters* Allowed on Time Deposits
Collections made In ell the prlntipef I 'Wes of the
United Mate. and Canedea.
marrromt,
_...
. •
THOMAS FAWCET. MADISON anumr.
D. W. C. CARROLL. J. le. 'ANNISTON,
'JAMES n.worx INS.. A 601'011 BIND qAN
JUIAUS ADIMIII. \ JARIKD 11. INV II
JAMMS BROWN. PALA. 11. lIACKN,
J.ll. WALTON,' JAMB'S LYONS.
THO. FAWCETT, PreoldeoL
.1. W. DA VITT, Cubler.
M. lIUNNINMS, A.Bl.lMAbler.
•
spITTIONwIr , , ,
WHOLE SALE GROCERS. &c:
ESTABLIMIED BY A. do T. DEADLY. 1813
ENE
W. M. Ci ( giMLY,
Wholesale Grocer,
271 LI:RERTV STREET,
I=l
L. I. STICELs J A. BMW.
M. 'STEELE SON,
Comntim;lod MerAnnts,
frd a gtir6
1.7 en)
Afeanor & Harper ,
==
Commission iS,Terelirints,
=
IkgMfflf.jea
W. C. Armstrong,
=VT=
PROMS COMMISSION WOBURN?,
spllkift/ litilicpT tus
L. J.43I.LAN,CiffARD
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
NJ96 PENN STREET
I:4ITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON; Whole
SALK GlUJOBRA,Contratsakm Merchants and'
'mists I Produce. riot's. Bunn. Cholas. rob,
Carbon and lard Oil, Iron, Walls Wrath Onto*
Varna and II Pittsburgh Manufartures generally:
and 1 4 gICCOND opticer. 1ai±12255!!..
max t. Boyar. n0t7191...W5t. Itotme.
_TWIN I.IIiIIISE&BH , OS,Succemore
eff 14, - .101111 I. MUSE & CO., Wholfflutle Ormus
awl CoWater stftpl oa ts:l erchao44[mMnt*,
.earner of Smithfield
Pal ree'
A
ErINTOill at WALLACE,' Whilea;
CINOCERS ANT) PRODUCE PIALEINI. No.
zth avenue, PlU.tranth.
REMOVALS
X~ R•EIVf OY~IL~.~
S. P. SERIVER & 001
n — avzrAiviut%lottl=l, 7 "'
N05,,459 and 431 Liberty Si,
•
•
Above lle bead of WOOD STREET; ethers they
will be pleenea ape eh their ell trisects and mu
teeters.
S. P. SHRIVER & CO.,
MORNING, JULY 21, 187 v.
FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN BANK,
No. SO Fourth Avenue.
PITTSBURGH
=1
.. ......
Stockholders Individually Liable.
HASP lit' lill.,,iiii,NP AND DEPOST • !
"I'
"IN
Want, . '• " t l ,tl - hYr.
'Thos. SI tiarahalr '''' .ltln HI Wa ll
Win. T. Shannon,
'in,..Jl. h an o nll.
I Archibald Wall co.
Jame,. W. Arndt . , ,tas. D. tidily,
Chan. H. beech, 'Win. Mold.
John Floyd.
Collections mane ti ! all point§ In the United
S re n iro ' nri=” "' ""'P'""'"'" paid Var.
Tradesmen' National B nk,
, .
WIDOW STK 'I, i:ORNER SECOND AVE.
I NTEKE: l' l'A II) ON I)EPOSITs.
- Gold, C upo Bonds and Mork
°Wit AND ijOi,ii,
'
nA Tir rT i k.aNt,igggide„t.
odarr CYRUSCLAIiP.
Jit.raahler.
CITY BANI.,
.
112 FIFTH AVANIIK.
PITTSBUROII, PA.
CAPITAL 11100.000
EITOCEIIOI.DERS LNDIViDCALT.ti 1.1A111.R.
INTEREPT PA! ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHAN E bought and sold, and
when desired remitted to Europe. Collection.
msde nn alland in all, it plisicipal points of the
United States sqd Cans as.
• IX/MINICIL MOSES. President.
JAMES McCADE Ties President.
W. N. MORGAN, Cushier.
.. 1014E(70101:
D. lineen, ' James blerabe.
Thomas Rourte. laugh Keating..
Petrick Kate, Terenas Campbell
Chas. K. Barr. 1; 4eittes rli!Esn '
en
rt " ra .Z
Pair ". -I JOB! M. CIAZZAM. Sandier.
FREEHOLD BANK
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
No. 100 Mini Are,, Pittsburgh,
VSTAL, USSISS:
DEPOSITORS SECURED By REAL PMTATE
AND INTISIM.ST 'ALLOWED ON TIME DE
PONITS.
Pre:AIMED—EDWARD HOUSE.
VIM Prealdents—J. S. CRAFT, ADAM JACOBS.
ibutri-roun:
.EDWARR MOUSE, WILLIAM PIIILLIPS,
JAMES S. CRAFT. -BURT. W. MACKEY.
THOMAS STEEL, JAILED M. BRUSH,
THOMAS W. DAVIS.
Secretary's/1d Ileuelinr—VlP,SeiS ST
Aseleant Outlier—JAM/73 P. P PENH. EEL.
Pelee hours from 9 O'clOCk A Ad. In 4 o'clock P.ll
daily, and every Saturday; evening [resell. I 11.
VAI
(;0111 MERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY,
No. 43 Fourth Ave., rittoburAh
CAPITAL I/400.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
W. H. icrEusoti, MAcRIAL •
President.. Cashier.
nillaCTOßar
ALEX...NOE:II BATHS. JOHN LINDSAT,
IL EL MAC:RUM,
A. H. ENCH4SII,
W. H. KV /WON, JOHN O. PHILLIPS.
W. 0.1111,111 A HT, IL F. WIISOH.
KLEE.
Collections Wade en aI JACOB
accessible points nr the
United Stateasnd Canada,.
.124141111K.5T allMorti rsiTi3llC DEPOSITS.
Prompt pttentloo gimps to vi busloom of torte
pondents.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO
( )1 ' Pi ttPbUrgh
g'Folt
Safe. Keeping of Valuables,
Under guarantee. and the Laraine of Pares In IL
Fire and Burglaf-Proof Vaults,
No. 83 FOurth
President —WII.ILIAM PIK/lA.IPS.
• ' Vine President—ll/MIT 1.7.0 YD.
:IstYPCTO.:
Wiliam Panned, Byron N. Ranter.
Henry Linpd, ;
Joe. la Morrie,
Rea, Blank. •
111 ML lefn, :=l.
Jea L. Pannone.
deep and Tread.—N. F. VON BONNTIORNT.
Open daily from A o'clock 1. Id. Le 4 o'clock P.
HA ItT,CA UGHEY &
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD NTREETS,
Pittsburgh. Pa., •
• ,
OILWILniIoRS TO HANNA, II A RT t C 0..)
1441.04 IN
Exchanie, Coin, Coupons
Ana particle" attenion pa , lS la the purchase an.]
Government Bonds
ATSSO .
Sight, Draughts on London.
N. Holmes & Sous
0100 000
BANKERS;
67 . Market Street,
VITTSBU Itoll., PA.
2 3, : g d 0 ,z tr ,dir lt= points of
STOCKS, BOMA AID OTHER SECURITIES,
.119U01117 . AND SOLD'it
ase
tk i (1)111111SUION.
irticufir attenttun paid the purch lOW
u P rea 1
United States Securities
lakal
MORGAN, KEENE
& MARVIN
Wall Street,
(ThinlJoor Now arok.how) NEW YOKE.
ItcrimviNV tiKSOPINTI
Il.jilmg!
A General Banking Business
TARO. M. MORGAN, tlAhltlEL tL 111(11NIS,
SICLDWN 4 IdARVTN, •
(late Paymaster Gunend and Adjutant (Juvenal td
. th e Staten( Net TorILI •
!Milne In the Immediate vicinity of the Stock
ohmilite mad the (told Board land membersof eaciti,
orders are eseented with the gresteet poeslble dee-
Merchants and Investors, hying at a distance,
can rely upon our attentlon to their smallest or
howeet orderwwith eq.] care and promptness.
As In years inst. we shall continue to transact
aU boon.. of National Banks and Corporations
the mom favorable Isinna..
Indlettluals and Trust Companlee. contemplating
• Cheap In 'their merulltlu,or •11•111318 to make
Inquiry concerning •127. IS asocial ensiness they
1 , 1 , Ti have In this fity are invited to ommu.loste
personally or by letter.
ference—laseers. Jay Cooke A Co.. New Yolk.
•
FLOUR.
•
pEARL STEAM FLOURINI4 MILLS.
R. T. L KENNEDY: & BRO.,
A1.1.,0111187 I'ITI,
MiidiasottwOreof 0.• following celehniled briunta
ri ?if:: ° 13 1 44 ° .:P..111111,1= r 011%
thittgrzeti.,manu.rutlokmtv Mrlor
to any of the moo imira i ,
the mullet.
All brands ere= ea represented.
April VIC 1870. . •
•
PLUMBERS, GAS FITTERS.
FULTON &
Practical.. Plumbers,
GAB AND WIT:AM.FITTERS.
Wit Areeee, mar Mai . &net. Plitalirsh i a..
Lead Pipe, Diaaa lloae,Gaa Platdres. MIA
Tabs atuf waab Bleade. iron Pipe Pittladra. Ale
mer.frgrAnTra=nret".
Wader sad Banda, Heating Appsastu. Jobbing
WEST COMMON _
Machine atone Works
Northmt writer of Woft Common,
MEDIC TER &TO.. -
Flaye on 3 hand or ore m anon rpstico. Morin
WI 1 21.1 n. 9 .114M in for
1 17 * - . 71
• non promptly •••.....1 roaaonalgo Wm.
F,nn ^ MI; 1
heip"n►w.i~le 11 ,1 1 . 1 te o. Ce .
auk, MRItT ,
nut
DRIED APPLES.-10 bbls extra
• 2 4 4 .1 . 61.1411CLD. 741 First ..911.=
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
FORT PITT
Boiler, SOU and Tank
A r O.R_Kti
• -
CARROLL! - Sz, SIMER,
CLEM
, •
l'SiVDßiA l 7.Rl44?'l4'6l).7lWitg."'''
Dit, STILLS ‘ND 011,TANKS.
CIDNINEYS.I3II.EforIiiNG AND ASH PANS,
SKTTLINII PA Ns SALT P.ANS AND YON.
DENSENS,
STEAM , PIPEs, iiAS.,DerEttri AND ISDN
BRIDOK,
PHISoN DODDS 5511 ('ll5l, SDUTBS.
r. 2d, 3d, Skull and Liberty Streets,
rfrOrde. 'mut to the Rill be
pnnwtlysttended to. mhgag...
HUGH M. BOLE & CO.
Cur. Point All 4 and DIM LIPMIC
Engine Builders, Founders,
AND
1V1.2:1C1 - 11INTISTS.
Manufacture ST NAMNOAT EMI/INK:3am] STA
TIONEWi.FriGINENM en Mace.
speeldttentl.2e. Invited to our now STATION
ALLY 111.W13.1. 11MM:4 AND OILTAIII.II
BOILER!Tr 13 Gorse power. ,
.
.17lASTINGS, of every kind, [Ueda ton der et our
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below ht,rksi.
HANGERS, 011 Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
uouse: end TOBACCO SCREWS,
and IRON I'OBACCO PRESSES, on hand ~und
Made to order, et the
INDUSTRUL WORKS;
Fronting nn the Allagheng Hirer, near the Pnint.
Pittsburgh, Ps.
P All order* wznuptly filled. TRY ON.
.Bro.,
FIRE AND BURRLAR-PROOF
SAFES T AND VAULTS.
ENGINES.ANn MACIIINFRY
,
BR MERE WOIIK, REPAIRING And PUTTER
UP MACHINERY, iII - DRAULIC CEMENT. for
Tor 17th and FIRM !MIMI'S. Menorah. Pa.
OICARA BOILER WORKS
F. REPHAN & CO.,
Manufactory.. or PTEA NI BUT Lxns TLNFIS,
5T11.1.8. A(11117 , 11R8 , , ,, z444..T lat aq uAar . .,
Rims: V: r l.lltit I , IIOE DEW, Ar..
tor. of Strand Avenue and Liberty Street
PITTSMIKI.III. PA.
Retaining a.m. prninid l 7. Orden sent.,to the
above eddresa will be promptly attended
REPIIAN, formerly Manager at CARROLL
EN 11)Elni. 0c181.02..-
FOUNDERS, DIAORINISTS.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
Pipe Works.
Corner Carroll andqmallinan Sretts
)14INTR WARD,)
WM. SMITH,
MA gLIY'APTUREtt or
(lasi. Iron Bowl Pipe,
FOR
SAS AND WATER WORN,
My Pipe* are all esat lorarlably In Plt.s.ln dry
sand and 1 4 1 ten If tlrthill. A I•o,101 unorlmont
ailment
Castings for Cas and Water Works
I would asocial rAsstrantlnn or tittperturtoden
I Li. Worts to mr sank. or HYMORTS.
W. J. ANDEItitIN .. -
. . 11. A. FRICTVOGLFL
MONONGAII .... FOUNDRY.
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
• •
Manstscomors LINTELS OUSE FRONTS, WIN
DOW nd SILLS, notr
Casting, of all Descriptions.
c!MilVorra'ff,' (CU" N1V.71721
llousea.
limes AND FOITSTILT—N6 130 WATER ST.
Putabsmt, Pa.
ROBINSON, REA &CO.
ilocctoisOra LO .111 MA 31111.1.1=
WASKENOTON WORKS
YOITS BESS M xertiN NTS, PITTSBURGH.
Manufacturer. of Boot and Stationary Steam' PM
glannlitre E r fainee.. MIS .Itatelnery,_Gearinefi
ram ult descriptions. us Tantalum
Stith, &ler and shoat 1r0n%% mt.
. Office No. 111, fawner Sit P A TENTifield 'Meets.
Arent. Byrn V IA ItIN.INCTOR for
I' ialtrrth
THOS, CATITAN St - CO.
,
Fourth Ward Foundry & thichina Workz..
=I
blanurartniyire of Stationary end Portable Pteanx
teeth., OH Prearee, Pullart. Shafting, Grist end
elan 11111 Wort, Hollins 11111 and Machine Posting.,
'Ural* BM. Weights, Waeon Boxes, h.e. Bain to
order and bare on NMI kneineent all aim. -
FV U I S —...„ . . • •
Ph(PlnIX ROll FOlindrY
tort. LIBERTY AND 11.1T11
BOLLMAN & BAGALEY
lteinufacturen of Bop&nor
Chill Rolls; Sand RolLs and Pinions
OILS.
Tack. Bro. & CO.
pEIIItY BUILDING,
PlllRbllrWh.
DEALERS IN
Crude & - RefinedPetroleum.
TACK. BROS - ,,
Philadelphia:
Jolt •
WARING- & KING,
Comnalsalnn 11 erthants and Hinters In
Petroleum and its Products,
UALZII.I,9 91,911[ 4 19719110199
Pitiladeptoa Odrowi.
WARINGI-,1C1NC.3 & CO..
Kra 109 WALSOT MOM'.
PETROLEUM REFINERY
Herbert W. C. Tweddle,
• HA NITACTUREII Or
Lubricating mad MO Tat Burning Oils,
ECLIPSE HaleLitoA 0 AXLE OIL.
Shut. flat
heat without .manes: remains hot-
PM at. Wrest temperate.. newts' MI Mr tropi
cal clmate. or hot weather,
wcommys, KNOWS. happy!: SHOP.
s AzytteTa, r ui r i so
SR 4 I36 4 : b rNF A IN:Vg n . I.
MIL T IAVNIFS3, I :47 iPIiLtAtIL
en s
' m t. th i n .4. l 4 o o Drlabe Iron
T T r d". l2 .4e."''d crdlF b lrs li aralrett ed ogirS e r' '
r4 , rli v gat...r.MeeelY NOM colored. IMAM a
extreme cold. The Ittal .'d
Ilpse mat.' toe upon roses of the
Orts pal seurced. Samples cap es tlaln112•11.11
proton Ida at 114 WOOD STREET. Work. at
:afpatlermg Bride.
STONE
A GENCY . BUSI NE SS OF ALL
A.KINDS to tie tentisecte4 In Pbtleideltibi
142kilar m .
Goodeferences given If geeing]. 1.11321
C HEESE. -100 boxes prime (Wahl!,
r "'l. b Lessrixioost rust •rmae.
=
=
I=
I=
111!1=M111
MITE
=
ECLIPSE
IRON. AND STEEL
CRESCENT
STEEL \I'(►RKS
MILLF:Et, BARR a PARKIN,
OFFICE: No. :139 I.lborty Slrf 1,
gily2SrAl • PITTSBURGH. PA.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
Coleman, Rabin (k - 7, Co.,
I=l
. IKON, NAILS, STEEL,
_Akels and ' Springs.
DUQUESNE, X AND JUNIATA
•
FLAT DAIL ROUND AND SQUARE IRON, ."
' BAND, 1100 Pr SHEET AND TANK IRON,
BOILER PLATIA's AND lIEADS,
GUARD IRON,DRAtt AND DROPPER BARS.
FLANGES, CUTTER BARS,CYLINDEIt IRON.
T AND FLAT RAIL, tor Coal Roada
• PILOWRAELs.W FUG KS and DARROW TEETH.
!Will NU, PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STREL,
STEEL. WINGS AND M0U1.1.05,0ut to pattorn
STEEL TI IiK9 o 9T7EL MIND, AR RTE ,
• COACH, And WAGON SPRINGS
A XLMi.
CUT NAILS AND SPIRE-4.'
All tiontlA First Class and Warrant(.
OFFICRS AND WORN--18th street end Alit
gheny Ither. and 77 w.ur .tryet, Pittsburgh.
rah:.
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
I , TABI,ISIIED IN ISIS.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
Bet Refined Cast Steel
OF EVROS" DINCRIPTION. ALSO.
Bed Refined Germau Plow k Spring Steel:
coo.:qra ROSA AND MST AVENUE. PM..
bunch. Ps. u lam I
. •
PITTSBURGTT
Xov el I y Tror k.q.
FOUNDED A. D. 1893.
MOORHEAD; ADAMS & CO.,
Manufectunere of KEYSTONE STAN DAUD (Fair.
loatik's Patent, PLATFORM AND COUNTER
• SCALES.
Janus Faced Patent Door. Locke and Latehek
Paint and Coffee Mills, An.
Corner of FIRST AVENUE and URANT 13Ti,
Pittaburati, Pa.
Sheffield Steel, Works,
SINGER, NIMICK & CO.,
PITTSBUHUII. PA
xi.ufactarart of ever/ desaipthm uI
Cast and German Steel,
RAw i vA i lrl i gNT ;LATvoßm
AXLES, STEEI, TIRE.
,
WARMOUSX,--83 Wsteraod 100 first stroets.
BI- I A OK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK ; BROTIIER & CO.,
Mannfacinreri of all Deserlptlouo of
STEEL.
OFFICF and WARETIOUSR-300. 31 let -and
Railroad Weals. Plai:lunch.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c,
COOK '-STOVES.
1
Get the Best!
BISSELL & Co'.B
TRTUM} } H,
For Biluminolia Coal
I=
re any other Stove la : the [Joh:.
IjISSELL '& CO.,
No., 235 Liberty Street
ALSO. ON HAND AND FOR SALE:
PARLOR STOVES NEATLY,/ STOVE*.
GRATE FRONTS, FENDER... •
MORINO RANGED,. Lc.. to.
A .BRA_DLEY& CO,
No. 30 Wood Street
Ihmufacturers of the Greatest *misty of COOK,
PARLOR and -HEATING STOVES to he found.
tenor assortment will he found all the latest PAT.
TEENS and IMPROVEMENTS. and .the WPM..
tion of our stoves Is such that any one In want of
r&cll i tZlry isris d ih P eTVlEle n gArt t rt4774:
fable weo as economical. Would ca pe llpurtluar
ationtlon to our
stones. OLCANO STOVE.
far
churches.halla and Oyer GOO sold In three
months. Intended for with or without awing. All
who have used them pronounce them superioVM
any other and far cheaper. Send foraErdoltsmand
Price List. 181)
WINES LIQUORS. &o.
Schmidt & Friday
,
l INIPORTERS. QF •
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, Su;.,
Ivii9usAix. otAurts
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
Nos; 384 and .386 Penn,
Cor. lot ELEVENTH ST., fOrtaerly Caul!.
JOS. S. FINCH & CO',
Non 1841.187. 288.191. 193 and 193
I , IIBT ST UT. Pnintnintb,
Manntenounni of IXIPPER DIRTILLID PURE
!1..Y 0 11711.1 . 14 . 1 . 1r i i . A100 lulus In ronnaz=,
PIiprESSIONAL.
JoS, N. 0.42/1A11...191. STIANNON..WM. N. LOW
. _
Jos. M. Gazzam &
ATIDIiNDTS AND COMISELLSRA_AT LAW,
Annottars in fkultynnd nalnlanOtcy. omen. No
96 rwril InUsbursh. la9:71011
-DeCAMP,.
INI
TTOINar AND DDIINSELLOUT 'LID,
ni.r aloved.b No. 37 GRANT STAMP, Pitts:
north. Wlll. piiittice Wine V. EL Moots end District
cowl.. in GM Otani Rooresse and all the Coons Of
Atiettetur boasts, and nuke collections mon of
the eillscent *MAG.
11. ire( xlincreit
Attorney-at -Yaw,
"NA es aft 4 A4l . STREET
basji.a. '44*"."l"ilT lP I. . 1, Eituleg,,tv
4RIGHIBALB BLAKELY,
4ttorney-at-Las,ir,
na.l-113 MTH
Plitabzur.h. Pa.
I M 7 M I ffl_
ty'X. B. WEEPE
, EX.OVIICIO =STICK OF
Office, il2 Fifth
Igpaann attention ATM in Conn.:yaniding and on
lacUonc /*oda Bonds and Ilennses drawn op
and all Yon ?manna atMunda4 prompUy and an.
NOTICE -Th e Fluid Which exploded
at East Liberty and aimed the env on Jell
4th. sou tot WHISENBEIWZR9 BEISTMeIt
FLUID. which l sold by LOOTHER t ITSON,
No. .34 tbattlanvid street. but another awe's.
The.. never bag been any enebnaea of to Key
stone Mold. Wan"
RAILROADS
iI3ENNRLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL-
1 -4. ROA D.-After More ~...; ,
, Ilth, ISTO. Than, will ... ,WW,,'" „„_,..
t arrive and depart as .1 low.:
....in
Thromai •I•rairk• R.TW.IIIIT.
Throttatt Tr..
lanes Union Depot. Art ere . Union Deptlt.
P.n. kr 1:2430 an' Mall ITain ... _ll 311 an
Mall Tam as 1 0 am' Fast lAna trim
Brlololl AC...., T ante...et .1 MO ant
e50ct011.ta...1 . 4 . 3pm Plttstest! F.x.. 1 .fal
Phil., lisp... 3 , El Pm , L 3 ill. I.
nut ILlne 7 , 40 pm al rwsnr-111111 pm
--
LOCAL. local-
Walla No. 1.4 6:30 am Wall's N 0.1.. 610 an.
1
\
i Wall' N0.1._ I I :')1 !x .: 12 1a . ,1=A N . 0 % , .1 7f • Sam
1.112 .". 3 A . C. ill Pl. J9 h. f t. :" A '' ' '. 1 41-
1111::. :1:: I, P- 4:11 . :0 - .1:: :: s r.'
11 ., 1rAt: , „^c . .17; ',3.1, 1 4:1:.% 1 . ,..r.
\ll.nig,.l . ov.
] cimirmalt exp.. and Funds nsPres. Mace
tour. All ..ther (min& dads, except e.t.d. ,
The i coach Trains leaves Walls Station eve.'
,9361,.. s3U a. M., combing PltMenkth Cl
I . 4: __
p. .• IMMrnimz, leaves MM.. as.
MP tn. sod am• es at Walls 'Station at 51141
P. re.
Th F"r e r r ' e A o h n . syl:nn ."l : l E l rE.Fl i 'elPlFY ., ll/ 4,
some any lel far listlnere,
except far wearing • p .
dpotorolwandnlcoinit,th.,:r.•rAesim.ualblwliotrelg.dOnLrun
. flint
amount in value he et the rise of the onne,
unless taken by special contract.
MMEIEM!
piTTSBUROR,, FORT 'WAYNE a
3 Llale3Go It. 5% . and ......_,..,,,,.____;,_
alvatri! ' Pirrsittlina
Prom June 12. 1870, truing will leave Thom
and arrive at the union Depot, north aide, Pitts. ,
burgh city time , as follow.: 1
1.3.,y3 12 /Antra,
put Line :1343 a *Past Line 1343 a m
Q. it WO_ g
_al 1.1533• ruWheeltag r.z./1:4 b • In
gtf7l - ,VIIT - 42:Inf l a., " ._lia l : ;• t igt,':
~..., x.....i :4 .m.Claveiand We:. : r p m
ILL Wh3Et... :3 p m.P3la a Pg . ik Ex : 3pm
r,,,,z,1it......, :,,, P.l',ll 4 Wti a sx. :! P. pm
F r... L .A1t.:11 r.,:t.i.,.-gip•i.)::.i 1,71::
1
at,mr...ftr.v.4- - "" .,.. !mr,;
, i a.. . ' • :
~,eataitalo .. . 1 ~
,
'-u.C.lnitef2. ,
FrAlrothe;=::”. . • end vibe
Bundays cemod.
v. IL RS, I JN.3IcCOLLOUGII.
Genl. P ul a Mitt. Mrent. • Uul,.blisteavr.
AAT ESTERN PEN NSYLVANIA R. It.
4'l sie. I.7. ll 4allaitiqk,
Trikl. on the Waste
Pahruoylvanla ILsllroad arlll arrive at sad dew&
from the Federal SUM INput, Allesbeht (Its,
as follow:
... • ..
. .
(ALLEGHENY TIME.)
Amulet _ DIEPART.
ii=d , ;e 2 l4V . t. l l . 64 0: % r
Nu. tia atu
Exprees I a mlClarelrout Jc.111:111 a a:
Claremont An.. p Roma 133 p
Freeport No. mllibrlngda No. I. p m
*Freeport. Nib 0 p m
Sprlnerd'allo.R.W. U
Above trains run de except Sunday..
The Church Train leaves A.ltetry Jonetinti
arm Sunday at bile A. N.. rea ch ing Allegheny
Clint 9 40 A. sr iLettmliut. leaves AlleighetrY
(Sty at 2:30 P. N. and arrive I t Allegheny Jane_
Ono at HO P.N.
Throodb tickets to Butler andalannahatorrn may
be purchased at Walter's Stage °Moe. No. 3 St.
Clair stn et, at the
gheny: Suspension Eirldere.' Pitts.
trnst, and at tbe Repot. Alle
For b farther particulars apply to I
JAMES LEFFERTS. Agent.
• Federal Street Depot.
Local Tickets to all Important Stations oath.
aisle line of the Pennsylvania Central Ralinad,
A. J.ICABEIATT., •
tleneral Superintendent, Annuli.' ra.
• wren superTirtritZt.Wrib(Ah.
A LLEGIIENY VALLEY RAILROAIk.
ItlriV LINE TO BU FPAIX/ THROUGH TILE OIL
REGIONS.
2fertg. ,1114`0TILVAramigg
Traltmoadylezarpt goodly
will leave Pittsburgh Depot, earner AI Eleventh
and Pike streets, fur Franklin., Oil City, NMI,
and all wants In the OR Regions. .
. Lbw alt ARRIVE AT
PITT ) reds. R VW, 11.1: 111 .
Day ihrpavis
liala.tspress I. 0r:a: 1 V:53 It . . :.•
Way Paasotaw. ••• • • : ~ A. M. I
biallTraln •
. P. M.
Braden Bend Arch..l a. * P. Y. 1 1 :. A...
Soda Worts : 3p. M. , : A. IC
1 WIWI. : a, a. ; . A. M.
.F. 11011...
Dalian
Cbarelt 1 / 3 0 IC..
M.
~
1 lid .. " P. 0.•
Eritrea Mans stop Yat principal helot,. 4e .
eommudAtlors tfalos stop at ail Malkin*.
Wlver Palates Weeping Cars on INtala
Tnanseboth way. between Pittsbuta . AT
J. J. LAWRENCE. (S ept. l S
Lela JAM= 11. BRAY. Tie t /went .
rITTSBURGII - AND ONNELLS
VIE RAILROAD.—
lANGE LL 01 , TIM
and after WRDNRADAY
Jul/ S. IST% Trains 1.111.111 , 10 at and_ &mut from
Depot. corner of Grant ling! Water mew.. tal
lowy—city time: .
imarß.
Mali IPSO A.M. , 14t McKee..
li:oPgromi AC il OA:M. , •VI A DAG i A u
Way Pa.'ner BIOS A.m.GlerwA A.M.e
let McKees- tWeltNewton ,
port Ac 11:00.4... kt
1 Ao .R3A.M.
Expel. Traln 313 Pat..lhrpress Tr•nalull. Ali.
West NeWtou Old McKpes-
A,
Braddock . .. 4 ' 3 0 "I' lir n.A° Peu ' . t 1 2 1"'-
Ac 3:30 P.M.I 312 Train... ilan:
tycl Mellen. Brand nets
Zrlellee, 41,2°"' Illl ' itiiti — 71"P'.
I MA. '''.
9 . 30p.at
viel r :N A irwton i" 0 5.11.
11 1 : 3 1,t Newton . .
Church Tr1012:43 PAL',C nrch Ten•111:140 'A.m.
undays wnpr. All other Than, dallit i.. seept •
Sunder. U. D. ANG
Jae Master of Transportatlnn.
PITTSBUROIk,SINCINNATI- IND.
NT-LOUIS RAILWAY.
PAN ANDLE ROUTE. ffigaggE
H
CIIANGE OP TIME.—On sod after SUNDAY.
June 11. INTO. trains will wave ant% mare at
the Union Depot, Pittsburgh, as follows:
PM•tdrriltl Time.
DITATM. ARUM . ,
Express • I` p.m. 111:13noon
Fest Line
southern Express 1 ' 4
;It 'lf D e 4311:
Mixed Anoommodallon.. : a. In. p. m.
McDonald Ancommarn. 1 . a. mi. . : Ric.
Nteubonellie Acoommod. : p.m. : y....
McDonald Accommod'n. . p.m. : p.m.
Sunday Cbesch Teal, .. .._l. :
1
. The 10:48 A. M. pest Lane leave fal f. ' ilt
1*1.3 noon Ryon.* S.111VO•dally. All outeettst a s
mu daily eimpt Sunday.
W. 1.. 011111 EN,
' General Ticket Agent, Columbus. 0.
W. W. CARP, Snit.. Da11121.11, Ohio. yell
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
Pittsburgh Utility Works,
WEAVER •&
.3 - ONES.
Corner of Juniata and Fulton Stnete,
',tient Ward, Allegheny.
Manufacturers of STAPLE HARDWARE and all
kinds LIGHT GREY IRON CASTINGS.
We tender our Goods and wittleee to the Mule
st the Lowest ?mom end tartans ell out, work
killfully Mashed. Orders solicited.
The attention of Dealers genet:ally le called to
our make of BED AND PLATE GABTERB.
WEAVER* JONES.
Addrent: IPittebtligh Pooto(Bee.
ESTABLISHED 1531.
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
1132=13
HARDWARE,
N o . 52 Wood Street,
pmrsßuito m PA.
Spring floods, Hoes, Hues, Yorks,
Scythes, Smiths, Ste. .
Merchants are Invited to examine
oar stock When In the city.
Ordera bj mail will have prompt at.
tentlon.
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY CO,
No. 70 Wood Street,
1:1=13
Table Knives & Forks.
Pocket Unive,4, -
Butcher Knives,
Srend Knives. _
Citring Knives,
Scissora,
Razors, .
Petty Knives.
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES OF CUTLERY AT .
LOW PRIC.ES,
Beaver Falls Cutlery Co.,
No; 40 WOOD STREET,
PITTBBaI46II,
PA=NG, GSW:MNG,*.
JOHN T. GRAN";
;mu AND SIGN Puma, -
Gin.ii.lNE.l3. AND 02 . ..119:17:1!,
No. 14 NINTH BThlrl.
.10:0±27 (Lrt. Hand "rt.) enbwe.e. Pa.
ArZli ALL'S
we - ELaa WILL CinlX
MAlunIALL'a Lt.= WILL Colo
MARRII Warn WILLSCIO
araltairs EMIL. In jp. De..
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