The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, July 23, 1870, Image 3

FINANOLU.
GOLD, SILVEit,
COUPONS
Bought at Highest Price.
Pl-i. R. MERTZ,
BANKER.
Cor.Wood St. Eind-sth Ave.
Jag. T. Brady'& Co.,
ililacosiFor. to g_JoYSY a r0..1
Corner Fourth Avenue and Wood Street,
BANKERS,
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Govermitent Securities,
1;ou), MIXER AND COUPONS,
ON MOBT FAVORABLE TERMS.
Interest Allowed on Deposits,
tirMonaT loataal 04 GoTurnment Douai at low
•at mutat rataa.
EZR'VTLP FUR Tne PrieCUASS
A.Nils BAJA or STOCKS. BONDS AsO GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY.& CO.
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
My Telegraph to the PittsburghGazelle.]
Eger Tone. July LI, 1870.
'The gold market opened with less excite
meat.. There le en Impression that negotia
tion. for a pacific solution of European affairs
are •ln progress. The German bankers who
inaugurated the ',IDLE" movement lu cold.
.old at GM. and to-day a few bought again at
the decline. Prices opened at 11UX, but under
ad's - ices that consols and bond. at London
were higher, the premium declined to 118,
when there wall quite a rush to sell and a
alight reaction occurred during the eriernoon,
but the market closed up to lIPX.
The eicrancestuzday were.P.115,=.0013.
fti; estimate of ice - sjoeCieo;l;l - iiil'eTlie - i4 to
morrow widely range irons sl,ooo,tha3 to $3..
C OOO.
arrying rates idly currency. 7 gold and
1.3: per cent.
Money has ruled easier at sae on Govern-.
meats, and 64.7 on cull. Exchange dull at
10X.
Oovernments opened steady bet gull and
close firmer, the European news being consid
ered more favorable.
Coupons 'el. 12./S: '4P., 83i; '64, 830; 11.501 X;
new, ..441 Ili: '611.03‘; 6%. curren.ies
10X. Pacific Ballruads antler; Union stock,
30ki! Mortgage 61X; CantralASX.
State bonds dull. Old Tenhess.s, 611,: new
do. MIX; old Virginias, 66; new do, 65; Geor
gi-14=X; old North Carolinas. 40%; new do.
Mimouris, 80„
Railway stocks opened Griner. with an ad
vance of IQ2 per cent., but fell off on- - the re
ported failure in Philadelphia. Owing to a
heavy decline in Heading in the afternoon. the
market , was dull. but-stronger ou New York
Central, Hook Island and Lake Shore.
Closing Prlcrs-Canton, 6571: Cumberland, Nk
Western Union Telegraph, 34; Vulckstlver. 6;
Marirsesa. SB; do preferred, 111‘: Boston Wa
ter. 111; Adams Express, 64X: Wells. 1971; Uni
ted States. 43X; Pacific Mall. 40; New York
Central and Hudson. 93X; Scrip, 86X;
Brie, V.X; Harlem, 131: Reading. 61X;
MiChigan Central, 118; Lake, Shore, 91X; 1111-
1.30.14! Pittsburgh. 1061•; Ohio It Miesis-
Ilif ' ..l% . b ' A r g ' r r . ' ! ' B3,?irlio 3 J '' R ' relirr j eli " a;
Bock Island. 113; New Jersey central. 100 X;
Bt. Paul. 011 X; do. Preferrhd, Witt; Wabash.
41X do. preferred. 74; Ft. Warne, ttlig i Alton.
11A; do. preferred, 116; C. C.ll - I. C., inic , Du
-b=l.o 'Prices; Franklin, 3; , Efecla, 20: Ran
00th, I;lCnnesota. X; QohtcY.. 70.
OT um Or THE Prrsznitou Gensrrs. —
pann4 , July V., 1870,
Closing quocatiouo or reelend by Pb. K.
Alerts: •
Gold : 118 Meinhalats 11. Ex.
Sliver N.Y. Central 02X
1881 Bonds.. ...112 Iteadlnr
8.80 Bond. rt. W. Self
540 Bonds 1864...18 .nno & Nags :11
8- Bonds 186...1M Mich. Southern.lo
Consols 1865 107 .2eveland & P... 10514
Era) Bonds 18.1;...1o7 C. It. I. - a- P
6.20 Bonds 1E41...11tl Chfcago & W.
1.0-40 118 C. &N. W. Pref.. 84?.;
Adams &corns,. ells' Brie. . .
Small
London Exchange per Pound 1 0. 5 fo
Part. Exchange per Franc ra-
Bern:tit:whams* per Thaler PO WI
Frankfort Exchange per Flotin• 51, 55
Central Fannon IL It. Bonds •
Union P. IL B. Bonds
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Oirerffs or TUE PITTEDVROU GtEITTE,
lenwe.y, July 1070
The iron trade. like almost everything else,
has taitio considerably affected, by the threat
ening character of the foreign news, and the
&illness which prevailed in metal a few due
since, has been succeeded by some excitement
and considerable activity. The sales of raw
irons . since the date of our last report have
lerge.-unusually so, and while there is no
quotable advance in prices, there is a much
stronger feeling, as the stook 'in drat hands
has been very materially reduced, and cense ,
quently the offerings, it Is expected_, will be
comparatively light for some- time to come.
Most if not ell Of, the iron below reported was
bought for legitimate purposes, some buyers
bought ahead of their wants, being apprehen
sive of advanced prices, and buidei, the feel
ing Is pretty general that the botto m has been
touched, as the prices now prevailing barely
cover the actual cost of production. and It is
always considered safe to buy any lending
staple lice this at rest. , •
In regard to the future course of the market
opinions are 'very conflicting —all depends
on the movements in Europe. Following are
the reported sales for the week:
'Close Ora, Vil.oo 4 mos
Gray Forge ' 33.03 4 mos
do do • 31.004 mos
liledium Neutral Forge... 30.036m0.
Close lied Short Forge. . N.304 moo
Neutral No. 3 Forge ‘t:o
arrive • . . 31.00 4 mos
10 " Neu. No. 3 I"ge to arrive. 31.03 4 mos
970 " do' do do do 31.004 mos
400 " d_o do do do 31.00 4 mos
100 " do do do do 31.1134 mos
300 " Mottled to arrive.......:. ^.4504 mos
mop+.
WO WWI 140. !Juniata .i.. 540.00 cash'
409 " No. 1 . do t • P. T.
100 tun
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]dl tons Clarcoal Metals..... :..WOO R moo
• OD " do do oB .oo 6 moil
" coke • P-1.00 4 ISO.
lIRLICEVOCEI COAL . SMELTED /MOW LAKE ACM . -
Mon ORE.
Ea tool !tedium Orsy
"do
00.004 moo
do
m 9.!
do .do
do do
.00"
M_
•• Clore Gray• 1.8 . 2631 moe
100 " Medium Gray 31.0 4 mos
" - "do do ....... 3100 sma
100 " • do do • 31.40 4 mos
ura - Gray Red Short., 30.336 mos
310 " Odd Short 80.00 6 mos
000 " Open Gray • 00 6 mos
330 Medium Gray . 29.005 mos
160 " _ do , - 30.004 mos
e l.OO OO
" 'do do 30.00 4 mos
." Gray Forte to arrive 34.50 emir
3000 " Common Gray Forge 29.00 6 mos
1.010 do do do 29.00 6 mos
800 " do do M do Mal 6 moo
1.930 •
• Open Gray, Medium tb
O p en
" Close and Medium Gray
Forge, to arrive.. ....
Close and 3tedlont Gray
Forge. to arrive
Close and Medium Gray
Forge, to arrive......
Close "sad Medium Gray
Varga; to arrive •
Medium Clear Welt° to
anise
Favorite Open 077 T Forge
to arrive
Common Close Gray to
arrive
Medium brand White and
MOttled to arrive ... .
Favorite brand * Open
Gray to arrive
Good Modhun Gray Forge
to arrive
Good Medium from Yard.
Farorite brand Open Oral
Forge
)1.41411:1 Grey Forge, U
Good Medium Forge, to
arrive, 30.08 . 4 moe
do do do du 9000 4 mns
do do do db 3100 4 mos.
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'.. Nr.w YoPZ. July ri..—The‘.. ~,,,i
Icattle at Eolalnaolf o LW to at OnMal - r7 r g
street and uat .rrati c iren i .41 4 I A ic ,..
1 d l 'r ..:Xtrt d b Du ta m T l7 gtt ' at n uit °ll -." varia "
Kentucky Durhams St loto y r ik t. i . II ~, e tt- t
and prices scarce'," as good as Yesterd:P c Tii e
Average quality trio poor stock. They T . 'I
not all POl4l. A really good drove of Le 0 , -
steers. :if cal. sold at 10c; UV T.,... ,V,
, Auglli i c.2l , l l
, per cwt. Sheep ~,,,,a 1 ~,,,.
he week. Trade ie..,,,,j7'
prices not as dna sod some stock tett. M s' i
of the receipts were State and Canada - 1
m r,, -
with Obto sheep. 'A car prime A -, Ibliohin *
stieepsold at 11)4e. a ear Canada . At Itistiuub;
... fle: Flogs; only 10 cars to -day and I{4oo for
the week; Arm at 121(c..
' • V Gond.
it.
Eta' Yong. July.......—The markt cotinues
Inert, yet prices rule steady for e
moststaple
fabrics. Henry brown ghee Inge ismetaic for
the best inakee; 1 . 2 c for best One shlrtygs In
brown Andronoegln; 84 sheetings b ve de
clined to 05e: Nashua E 40 Inch 15Xe: shirty
It at
Inch ed 135(c,"d0 0 br o wnnton dann bleached de
presspilerto 19340; do do
Mc; db odo 25bre; do 0 brown:U.4c. Colored
cottons are In limited demand and 1 prices
show ho decided change.- Six cord spool cot.
bon Is . nil In anticlpationof a decline/ In the
'.: price.
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Y.141}.740PV -4.-5.4*
tag-,V;w:*- -
I
,2)'V : I
V 7,4•47.
rirnievnin 4 munixt.
• Ornce or Perrsurnott Oaring.
FRI OAT. July 2.2. IVO.
The decline In gold and depressing
tee o f th„.:¢dvices from Chicago and - .New
r nr e, was not without Its effect on the flour
and grain niarkets to-day. tending as It did to
make defter. la little timid and to exercise
greater Calltioll. -to yet there is no decline in
prices, hot hOlders were more disposed to
sell. while, on the other hand, buyers were
not CO ansiousto stock up. some of them at
least having become Impressed with the belief,
that the top has been tOucbed, mad that the
cbauaeh are fully as favorable for a deollne a.
for an advance. Of course. there In still con
siderable doubt and confusion In regard to
the future, as all depends on the war move
ments, but, whether the war goes on or not it
pis hoped that the .panlcky feeling which has
prevailed during the hint ten days will soon
subside. and that an Improvement Is near at
'hand. Speculation always runs high at the
tent outbreak of war. and business Is gene,
ally more disturbed and demoralised, by
rumors than stern realities. It is but proper
to remark, however, that In case the war pro
, credo, it is not likely that there will be much
of - a - decline in breadstuffs, and this is based
on the fact that the crops In England, France
and Prussia, will be below the average this
year, and that, consequently-, they will be'
obliged to dines heavily on thin country for
supplies. There Is a limit to everything. and
wheneslr the price of flour aril grain at the
sea Loam goes beyond the proper and legiti
mate- limit, ..expi4rters, will of necessity- be
obliged to retire, and of course, prices IN ill
- fall back. We do not know that this limit has
yet-been crossed, though tho decline reported
today would indictte such to be the foot.
AF we have repeatedly stated, however, it
would be well for operators to act very min
tiouslY, as there lit no telling what a day may
bring forth—not to become excited and go It
blind, on Is sometime. done.
ASllag—Crienanged; common soda ash, 4;
reined. i V; Pearls, 95it,93.(; Pots
APPLES—The arrivals continue liberal, and
the market Is easier and lower—we no\r quote
I at faN to $4.4 . Q,5 per bbl.
BE'lTEl4.—Ttlere is a steady deniand, and
with only moderate receipts, prices are wen
sustained. We continue to quote at Nem for
good, 19.4.11 for prime. and 22 for choice.
Illtoo.lll3—Store prices; Fancy, aS,Nr No.'l.
EC AO; N 0.2. *4; No. a. $2.50: Common, SG*
11 F.ANS — Dull;$1.50.11.15 per bush.
1311.0031 WINS—!s dull. 12,1,13 cts.
CARBON - Mx—The market Is a shade
Omer, but there is no improvement to theJob
bine demand and no change to make In quota
tions.'-X=. for standard brands.
CIIE&T.—The demand Is rather better
th nigh the market Is not active and there Is
no change to prices. hales at MIS. far Ohio
Factory and Goshen. Sweitter, Hale and In
-good demand.
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CHICKENS—GaIes of spring chicken at we
alc per pair; and full grown ones at 90%141
per pair. as to sire and condition.
.-CORNMEAL—Is scarce and higher.,-41,05a,
1,05 per bush.
DRIED FlllClT—reaches In fair demand
nod scarce but unchanged; mime halves, I) cts:
quarters 6. Apples 5. - ,45!i. •
• EG(.IO--Coutinue rather dull but unchanged
—2O cis. seems to be regarded Ns the ruling
51 not
FOCR,Was Its, active to.dny under the
intluence lof the advice, from Chicago.
W continue to quote good to choice. western
doors at $7,4071‘. • Ilyeilour #ll. We appre
hend that dealers generally will not Moir elm
and will now be disposal to supply Moir
coo
and
at quotations.
GRAIN—The grain markets were dull to
day, buqra being scarce. though as the stock
here is p tty reduced. the offerings of ne
cessity re light. Wheat Is scarce and we
did not hear 1 1 a single sale; may ,he quoted
nominally at 1351.40 for good to choice red.
and $1.4W„,1.40 for white. Oats scarce and
arm, not Withstanding the demand is less ac
tive. and. dealers generally regard them as
good stock in coasequence of the light supply
a• well as the the foot that It will be at least'
a month yet before the new crop will be
thrown an the market in sufficient quantities
tl have any intieence. We continne to quote
at 55, on Wharf and track and 56358, In store.
Corn Is startle: but there Is not much inquiry
for it; prime shelled may be quoted at 95.1.61.
itye is railer and may be quoted at 992.95.
GROCERIVS—The decline In gold, of course.
produced angasier feeling In sugars and cof
fees. but es it may only be temporary, dealers
will hold back some time before making any
reduction: Our market did not keep pace
with the music when prices were advenaclng.
and conseflaentlY It will be slow In making ,a
move backward.
HAY—Bales in the Allegheny market to-day
t to quality and condition.
HIBIP-Ittalea of undressed Kentuckyliemp
t
110868. Cora hu5ke..34131( ci.e.
LLIII3-o,ales of Clevelned of $r..X., per bbl.
.nd enaltern et *1.75.
.
LARD OIL—No.I extra Is quoted at
1.25, the outside figure for well established
Western brands.
PROVISIONS—Market steady with regular
sales at Quotations. Shoulders, IS for plain
and 16216 , 4" for sugar cured; Ribbed Sides.
ID(. short rib IS,Clear 18X; Sugar cured hams
ZWaSW. Dried beef 211. Lard ITN In toe and
ISM In kegs. Mess Pori, tal.
POTATOES—Under Induenie, of Increased
arrivals, very dull cud prices relower,
e. 1.00 peed. r bbl. for new crop. pm crop about
exhaust '
PEANUTS—DuII. Teonessee, cu.
SEEDS—No movement in Clover or timothy
seeds. Ilamsed Is also dull notwithstanding
the arrivals are light, and cannot be quoted
V,ZI.
SALT—Allecheny river Grinds mac be quo
tett at be the car load and t1,7fa1.75 fnr
Naval lots mote.
PIRTIIOLILL:11
Orrlca or Prrraacaorr Garen..
Fatos.r, July 22,187 U.
The oil market continues t,i fluctuate fre
quently. changing up and down as much as a,
halt a dozen thnes In a day. To-day It open-1
ed weak, but became stronger In the after
noon: It has acted In this manner nearly every
day this week, and an advance or a decline of
half a cent Is now looked upon as a very' com
mon nem:ran:ice, scarcely exciting a remark.
Dispatches *kora New York this afternoon
reported that market panicky and leWer.
,vtille the advice. from Philadelphia, strange
as It may seen:, were of an entirely different
character. •
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Sale one barge at 101 C LOW seller all year
or 10; WO - Parker." seller 15 days M 10. Au
ru
ern
an
all year at 1 d SeptemberlX quoBllX. ted a 105M10,5f; and
bu
Ragmen.
Market unsettled and Irregular, and quota
tions are scarcely good for fifteen minutes.
Market opened weak, but was reported bet
ter in afternoon. July was quoted doll and
Weak In New York at 24. while In Philadel
phia, according to reports, there Were hat few
sellers even at 204. Heretofore prices have
always been higher In New York-than in Phil
adelphia. •
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• Excelsior Oil Co. AO. on account Thos. Chess:
Penn. Oil Works NO, on account C. &A.
ltil: Fairrleu• :Oil Works 148. on account A: L.
(Midden. A. 13. „Mills 80. on account W. Bartle.
Vista Oil Work. 388, on account 0. C. & A. RR:
F. A..,Bates 148, on account same; Rrllliant Oil
Works &U. on account Lockhart, P, & Co.
Total 2.:128 bbls;
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R. R.
Xentxer, Ff. lc 'Nil bids ref..to Waring.
King ScCo.. Phila.
Union Ref. and S. Co.. 785 bbl ref. to Logan
Bro. S Co.. Phila..
r patrink A: Lyon, ,01 1,1,10 refined to 1,0-rao
rao tiros. & Phila.
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Ralston & Wnting. 7:0 bble ref. oil to War
ing., K. & Co., Pllll4.
Total . 3.012
MI; WIMPLE,, EAST FROM DIM CRONE DEPOT
utchineon Ott Refining Co. f 1 bble relined
to E. B. Huble7. - b
ISMWMiSEMM
Bid!
AI ARBOR BY TELEGRAPH
•' New York.
30.C°
3).004,
Now Yona. July 42.—Cotton firmer; sale.
of 1,630 bales at 20Mc for middlings. Flour
receipts were 5,341 bbis; prices 10'5c lower
with sales 11,00 bbis at $5,506,,0.0 for saner- .
fine western and State, 14,M r,241,60 for com
mon tit good extra westoru and State. $6,65
:26,65 for good to choice do.. fi6,05117.50 for
common to clinics white wheat western ex
tra. se=Aes for common to choice extra
Ohio nod $0,4149,50 for common to choice ex
.
tra St. Louie. market closing with a' better
inquiry.' Rye flour firm, quiet and steady.
with salei 205 bbls at $5,408.7,123. Cornmeal
quiet and unchanged. Whiskey dull,- with
sales of MO bbis western nt $1,02423.03; chiefly
$1,000(: Wheat: receipts 40.7.4 beat at Warne
lower and moderate business at WO bush
for spring; 81.32e1,42 for No !Mil
waukee: 11.Z.8.1.35e No Chicago;sl.l34l.l=
No 3 apringlit.Ml,lB reit:toted spring; 5145
4/1.58 for red nod amber w estern: Inside price
for Illinois chiefly. 1 1 1 . 5 51.5eforeprime am
ber; 11.6Cu11,e6 white western; 614505 W
white State; doting with more demand
for • prime. Bye quiet. Peas: sates of 700
bushels Canada la bond at $1,12.
Corn: receipts of 24.010 bushels nt
Selic lower, and in fair demand for prime ;
2,000 bush, at 533c.Jower and atirm businesK
Fa/es of 044100 bush.
at liflea4l.oo for new west _
ern mined,kchielly 81.ona,o1SLOYB,113 yellow.;
I:OZ4P7c for unsound. Oats—receipts: at bushels and quiet. tales of fs3oo bushels at rklik
0IM6; western at 4720. for Ohio and State.
Hay quiet and one ringed. flops very firm;
sales lA= bales. Pork—Mee:l dull and lower;
sales of 2/0 bbis. at 02k504130 for city:
=4l . b Its . ; w:zt e c i rn o p f rhin z unettlo . we o r t
mess Anglist •at 0.32=3.31,50. Beef active
and trio' soles of . bbis. at m ess.
to for pa mess; 5134119 extra mess.
Vert hams neglected. Tierce Beef held firm:
quiet a nd
India at WWI: Middle.
quiet and steady Lard Is doll and
lower: treater:l steam 1034117 c; kettle render
ed 17,41A17Mc;,saler 400 tin. also 750 tee July.
August and September 17. Butter steady MO
:Mc for western. and 935..r..0 State. Cheese is
dull 73145fe. Coffee is more active and firm;
sales of 5.400 bogs of Otto on prirato imam;
70 bags Santos average $10.07 gold in bond.
Molasses unchanged; sales liMhbdskfuscovado
at.35)0.36c. Sugar dull nod heavy. sales 150
hhds -Porto ltico at 1014010 Me. I..MD boxes
Havens nt 9Me. Rice Arm: sales MO tot Caro
lina at 6Malic; MO bags itaconn at 7. 1 1(4:57,4c.
Turpentine quiet nt 380,30 c.. Petroleum dull
and lower; crude 12,14r;__frefined
Freights dull but steady: axe bush wheat to
' Liverpool by melon at lozaLtd, - closing at 14d:
2.340 bbls flour to Loudon by soil at 30Md.
Lnletit—Floulosed tamely and easy under
later Liverpool advlces. Wheat flat; sellers
were anxious to realize; orlees dropplog;sl.o
was the best bid for Sc. 2 Milwaukee
spring. Ilye quiet. Oats Mall at eiftfe afloat
for prime mixed western. Corn heavy at
eftzti.lM for mime alined western by cmial.
I 'Oct !Inn nt 530.50. for mess prompt and
seller last halt of 'AuguFt. Lerd h ears' id'
16 %0InStic steam. Bacon quiet and firm.
Eggs dun.. ,
30.00 7 mos
MM6m6
MMemo,
20.00 C mos
MWemos
V 3.00 5 mos
31.4 mm
7.8.00 4.mos
NZ6mos
MA4mos
30.50
30.03 I
. 1.004 mos
33.00 4 woe
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Chi['alio. Jule 2.1.--Itzehange is tmehansed.
Floor L dull inal almost nominal. Wheat to
inlet and 6 , 30 Na lower. with sales of No. 2 at
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mentor and fresh at sl.2l4tiOnt.
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'seller for August, cloak
*13%5( seller for August.
market was unsettled,.
or August, and $1,15 se
active cud Sc lower. clop
changed. Oats dull and
at 47)44 , 473tc• live Is
elosiag at 51a,133C for N
nominal. Ilighwines
fir iron bound. Pork: m
steady at 13)“. Dry sal
53c. two active and
salea at $9,30310 for Cit
tle quiet at $0.25 for co i )
steers. Receipts for
44.116 bbls 110ur,135,047
corn, 3,ribo bush oats,
barley. Shipments: 5.
bush wheat. 142.031 bust
330 bush rye, SD by
moderately active and
ling at 41.15 cash. and
t: This afternoon the
. at $1.2214.4.1:el seller
! lee for July. litre is
.01. g. at SP•fr: \n.2 un-
J Vllc lon cr. closing
i
101 l end 1 , 42 c lower.
;0 2. Marie]- dull and
.
esker. closing et We
ness held et *3,.. Lard
tlted shotildera firm at
11. sal,. hijeher, with
inclonall choice. Cat
nun
:, Ou Con's to choice
l
tUe Coat 21 hour,'
ash wbeat. =MO bush
: al bush rye. 1.7.1,1bu5h
.415 bbls flour. 4.61.547
11 corn, 1.661 bosh oafs,
uah barley. Freights
ateadr.
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Lou.
Sr. Louts, July' 22 ie .—llubaccoslid and un
changed. Cotton nominal at 115:511Xc. Ilecup
lull at $1,4n1,85 for 'iindressed: Itope and
bagging unchanged. Flour weak and irregu
lan superfine sold at 14.4:415, extra $5,153,125,
double extra $5,50Cp3.. , Wheat dulland de
cling, al $1,15121,05 fur No. ii new red , $/.l2lide,
1„:416 for No.l do.. $1,33 , 4,1,25 for choice. Corn
dull, msettled and 24:1c lower; good mixed
Or, yellow e511,90c. ivhite Wicessl. Onto
dull and marketweak, at 451517 c for new,
50.2.51 c for old. Harley; choice lowu new - $l.
It3e dull; choice new Mc.. Whisky steady at
$l,lO. Provisions Inn with only a. ell I11:1131110-
five demand. Pork CILIA. Bacon; smell or
der sales shoulders at .Isc, clear rib at 17.3 fa.
Inc, clear sides un order. at Sugar
cured Hams;canvassed 2. - ingtai. Lard firmer
and higher at 16„4,3 for tierce bud Inc for keg.
Cattle am at ahltec for fair to prime and
63411.71ic. for choice to extra. flogs are scarce
and'wanted at Sidgiaa.
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CINCINNATI. July ...—Flour doll and :Sc.
t c,
lower: super*. hel at ft; 7.5. d.: W. Wheat
dull: No. 1 old white not saleable at better
rates than $1 2.5. thou h held at II 5). Corn
dull and declined to . for mixed ocr or
shelled. WAY doll; new 5ua.:40.: old rad.tkie.
Hest declined to Ural. fur Nn. I and dull. Bar
ley In moderate- demand; No. 1 . fall sold at
$1 10. Cotton dull: middling 19e. Tobacco
unchanged. Whisky dull at $1 00-• Provisions
quiet and not much demand. Mess pork held
nrmly at $3l 00. Bulk .meats at 133sc. fur
shoulders add-learn. for clear rib and
clear sides. Bacon held al 143gc. for shoulders
and 1.73 5 5015,i for clear rib and 'clear sides.
Sugar cured hams advanced to 25.tse. Lard
heal at 1;c. and no sales. Butter steady ut 21Q,'
27c. Eggs dull and lower: sales at =Olio.
No change In linseed oil. Lard oil advanced
to $1 Mgt ;fur current makes. Hogs active
and ale. nigher, now to seotglo (41,
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Bal.rotfittg, July ll2.—Cooott dull:middlings
nominally lac. Flour tl if and fairly active
but. stuck very scar . Wheat; receipts of
1" tie. bush. ;drain • . nd mostly prime; sales Of
red at fl.etlel.he. Aide nominally sl.6iktkalk
Penna. /11.13:43.14.. and eestera• nominaliy at
14.115 , 31.7 i). Corr white higher al sl=t.l.tli
and yellow $l, b. Oats; new higher. with
sales at 57411X1e tad old at Glittik. Mean pork
firm at 131. Ih(cort lion and active; rib sides
imacasc, clear bib 1040 nod shoulders 1:04e.
Hams Ale. Lard firm at 17iL1:4r. Whiskey
quiet and stock scarce; sales at 11,01.
Philadelphia. ..
I LILDELPULA to light de
mand; sales middling uplands at ill . Flour
tint and less firm; superfine *5.,50; extras *.7,75:
spring wheat. extra family fa,ara,7,26; Pena
sylvanla d0.*7417,54.a Indiana and Ohio du. *7
41.7.7: fancy Fa3.a,50. Wheat less active;
Pennsylvania $1,70; , Western SlAsEal,tal. Oats
steads.. at hfsf,.o.7'ff. Ifroviriontillrm; Mess pork
list. Lord Infae*i.l7u. Petroleum feverish and
irregular; crude off6rell at l77>ic. Whiskey
quiet; western Iron if 1.(f7.
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Lortfiett.t.r— July 22.-11aggiut arm. but
^light sales; prices unchanged. Cotton; setall
sales; peke stead: lulludllug Flour
scarce and Vol, ttont extra fatally 45,50.
Grain (twat. Wheat g1X5‘.1.1.30. Corn $1,12.
Oats die. ltye We. IlVhlskey Tobac
t., talon 141 talds' 4ACQSI•sc for trusted. 55j5
el•.ic fur COMLLIOII to good sound lugs. 7,i411'.c
fur low to medium leaf.
*offal*,
Tial-aDO, July —...--Wheat in fair demand and
244 e. lower; wales of N 0.2 white, Wabash at
$1 h 2; amber Nlehtkae $1 42; No.' 1-red $1 43:
No. 2do. $1 411'4; N. 2 new real $l5O Corn
dull and se. lower; INo: 1 02c.; :Co . 2 a!lc. date
dull and to. lower; !No. 1 570.; No. 2 51e.
Slentadda.
Itr-swins, July, - 4 :Z.—Cotton 11rtu at ltS••; 're
ceipts dd. exports 3.4 bales: recelyts for the
week :IX,exports,' Idltk, stock .$lO bales.
Flour lower. to E 11.1.05. Jots tale.
lint- s 2—". Bran 210.11 Pork kV.,50. Lard 17illIte.
Bacon steady at It o for shoulders: Itita.liXo
for clear side:.
u erelaud.
l`kretks.an. Jul), 22.--Wheat weak, dull and
decidedly lower, with No. I red at /Ltd; N 0.2
do held at $1.43. Corn steady and llrm 01040
for No.l mixed and Inc for N 0.2. Petroleum
--crude dull at $44.l per .bbl; rooted Sc per
gallon. • l
Ir auks,.
V.--Flour 220 lower for
1., with sales at .65.5 QT.
I ' 71f for No I and $1.2.5 for
• a E.Oo for No 2. Rye steady
• Orleans.
F 22..:-Cottou Irregular:
of OM balm Receipts:
5 _I. Receipts durino the
t O. 2. sales during - the
I Y nAsuto.to.
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MILWAVILCZ. Jul
choice Wlsconsin.
Wheat veo at
No Z. Oats lower s
at 9810 far No 1•
NLW °Kenoxi. 3
middlings Cc; otale
CO; stock on hand 5
cheek I.8M; export
tessek 3,F» bales.
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PITDOSUDOR. FOR WATNC AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD. July Lt . . 10 ptirs taboo... C D
Arnstbal; 10 do do, ead & Itetzgar; 10 bids
sizing, Drama .t. ICagher: 13 plig, tobacco, ti
0 asottj;' . s do do. C F. Kohn: 20 las bottled
beer, J I: Kennedy-, 51141 bops. Shepard a - Di
3) do do. Dilworth. Harper 444. Co; 5 bbl: ale,
lard. 0 A Kelly, 4410 bbl• dour. owner: 5 Ltd,
l
noplea.llruggertnan A O'Brien; 5 pkgii r oil.
%Chitionre. W I) A 'ail 13 too , yonli , • Solo ) .
Long & Co; 02 do i . Ilernicr /In, 24 1,1.
L t ooo o. r eruct.. .11 c , ;..'al do do. owner: iTi do
110. I: lioitzletoni 15 i 1 do. W M Gormley A Co:
'ZS dodo. - aCCracken. ti- .t 51.1 do do, Dll
-
, 1 worth, II & 11;o: :Ai 8 k hops. A E Goodrich; 2.5
),
lea ' : I h Z:7 . dro ..i lle il le l' a d t 'el!. bbl
gransejo;bi'sl.ll
- AA J Kerr; I DM, flour. Hll2llllAst A
Templeton:2 birs flax red. WoodwOrth A Da
-1 : I— ;,. S I T Y;ATt b` s,%; AIL'. Shale,;. rß:i"..
100 hble flour, owner: has tin. McCandless. J
A Co; 10 do do, Geo rogott; a) dog broorn,i,
Haworth & D; I bx t ;burro. J Allen; 2 bbls
egg.. I do bacon. H It .1. Jr.
CLIVr.LAND AND ITTIFIICAOII 1LA11.110.0.1,
Ourv..acy. Jot. r'--d areleorE:. McEolgtt, I'
& Co; Ido do. Ilryan.. C: 12 do do. 12 Iron.
Ick& Co; 100 bbls lldie. B Lyons ~ 1 kCo; =OOO ft
lumber, W W Rigdon; 10.000 do do, It A Clark
A Co; 70,000 shlngles. lack & 2; 1 car ore.
Jones & L; 41 bills shoe Is. Whitmore. W 1) A
Co; 15 bbls I s 011. B L I abnestock &C.; Tar:
lee. W Scott S Sow.' It canes tobacco W 1)
Cooper tiro; 2 do shoexl R Itro; sks
onto, Cdo COM : M; CM' stone. J L
L Knight: 1 do tape, H 11 Collins; 2 bbls ere,
2 do potatoes. W 11 Gruff: 10 do do. 2 dolac pies
. I; 7 4t i f i ;.1 : 11.1'o e L l r: b 1 1 1 . t ;o ' eh% s h e t . o j e WL E o ; n l k ' Po o
odo tat, Eli Thompson; !,!..1 do do. Arbuckle!.
Co; 1 lox mdse, P Phi-Ivor Co: 7 bbla eggs,
Van (3order P; do do, S Devol.' do do.,
Head M: Ida do, fl Ire:, Jr 2do do. Wood
worth & D.
Prrisnimon Csactsx,rl awn ST. LOUIS
RAU-ROAD. Jule 22.-190 km °not& II }lord &
Co: a bbls oil. E5l Jobustbn;•2 bbls eggs. do
Potato.,olgt. Mahood Sr Co; 40 do do. Bra g.
german & O 'Brien: 33 oil bits. J , Riter; 3
bile eggs, .1 A Grad; I do do, F 0 C.raighead:
bbis apples, F - C.wens; toblll bungs. A
Mills; 10 tee buns. J H Parker. l bhd
era, .1 F Hsaos & Co: 3 tcs hams. Volgt &
McGraw; sdo do, 13 II Myers & Co; 10' OLP.
lard oil. W H Howard & Co; 10 tea lard. W.II
33 boo soap, 0 W McEntire; 111: bdls
broom hat.. McElroy. & Co; BB bile, dour. W
II Nautker & Son; 3 Obis whisky, E Nimbler: 13)
buckets tar, J Connor:l cask sboulders. 1 boo
tongues, Rees Owens:2s bit. whisky. Schmidt
& Friday; 50 bbis onions, Ido apples. Vangor
der & Shepard:l3 cues wine, A M flyers & Co
. ALtionzar STATION July 22.-2 cars metal.
Lewis, B & 0; 37 mks wool. S Bradley & Fon; 1
car wheat, W McKee & Co; 77 hides, Luck
camp & K:10 rolls leather. P. Martin; 8 dozen
brooms. la Myers; 15 do do, Clark Bro; 1 car
metal. Rogers &-I1; MO pigs lend, 'T II Nevin &
Cu; 1 car stares,.] 31 Hemphill; 1 do metal.
PRA Trotile Forge Co; 1 O. lime, Johnston &
Co: 13 hides, I bbl tallow, Leone & W,_• 1 do pipe
13 0 McMillan. 18 'km oats. & T: 1 car of
humber..l C Patterson; 33 doe brooms, Charles
Ilutchlnston; ibis apples F Owens.
ALLECOINST VALLETRAILIIOAD. Judy 21.-
10 Own butter, 0 A 'Joyce & Co; HI elm num
3feCullourrh, 8 & Co; I car metal. W Smith: I
do lime, Henderson
Brooch ohs wheat,ll
Steel; 1 car stone, P 1 no do, Harrison
•Ilro; 10 cars railroad iron, C & P 11 It; 33 sacks
oats, Moreland & M; 0 pkg butter. eggs. J sd
bert; 4 bbls eggs, llBruggerman; 1 do do,
Heaggerman & O'LL . .
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OILS:
Tack, Bro.( &M Co.,
PERRY BUILDING,
pm,. W y. .pittmburgi..
DNLLENS 1N
Crude & Refined Petroleum.
TACK BROS:,
' Philadelphia.
WARING & KING,
Comndwion Merchants And Brokers In
Petroleum and its Products;
DALZELLI3 BLOCK, DUQUREINI: WAY.
PoOadelphla Address, .
WARING,KING & CO.,
.d 2 100 WA LNUT wriciarr. •
ECLIPSE
PETROLEUM REFINERY.
Herbert- W. C. Tweddle,
ItANWPACTURER Or
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Lubricating and High Test Ruining Olis.
ECLIPSE RAILIIOAD /ISLE OIL. •
Manta meat beet without chasiew females lire
DIO M lowest temperatures. lip• Mel OS 100 MO
LOclimates or hot weethe,
LOCSLMOTIVE. ENGINE. MACUL 4 E 0110 P
Wiii vet screws.
SAW MILL AND PLANING MILL OILS.
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11/AVl f Ul t l ' . 'gh , 11=FTICAD-LIGIIT On
OIL, TANNEItti . FrI'UV,LIEN7A/1.
VING u/d YINIBIIIU.CASOL,N, .
OIL,
IIAIL•ipll Cll. iYAllArl. INF..
AILIRSIt V .: MINIUM, to present, tirlicbt !run
Work rola Machinery from rust.
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These products are Inanu.acturell under'Dr.
Twaddle's patent by Superheated Steam in Taegu°.
The Lubricating Ohm are almost odorless. pet feetly
. uniform. and mean} light Colored, nand a
high tanaur:::,..:o,ll.. va..91,,va witi ',Lard?.
.round. and an in on .tent use noon ninny Of the
prm , maimed.. Samples roil he nesmined and
orders left at 174 W IL
OOD tiTEST. Worint at
Sharpabamt Bridge.
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DRIEDDI 1 J. S. CANT/DLO.
I'EACIIES.- - a bbls for wile
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Y GAZETTE : -SATURDAY-MORN I ING, - JULY 23, 1870.
RIVER NEWS.
The river continues to decline steadil.
•ith feet 6.itiches in the there
coning
There have been" r arrivals or leper
tunes sin, the daie;Of our ,last report. ex
repting the slackwater boats.
Thu Deno, Capt. illaney, la the...lndef. : a:
dent packet for Brdirativllle and Gene,:
to-day, leaving prothptly at 5 o'clock.
1 1 0
Capt. AL Shaw, o the Arkansas, wit.
ma htre ou a vi 'it, left for lowa Ins.
ea. His right' wer.• Alexander 31
sullen, is still her
Business is entirely suspended at lb
twin landing. and i is likely •to rernal
until then► is Inure water .
—We clip the f following from .th
Mound City .feu rod!. TLe United State
survey steamer 'lidinute was at ou
levee Wit Saturday. She 'has just com
pleted a tour of inspection from Pius.
burgh hiving left that point on the 27th
of June. Col. Merrill. of the United States
Engineers, who recently relieved Colonel
Roberts no officer in charge of surveys on
the Ohio. was ,on board. this being his
first trip, Improvements are being made
at twenty diflbrent places for the benefit
of havigution. in some.places dredging, in
others wing dams.are being built.
—A i.Nashville cormspendent of title
Evansville Juin-7141 writer: "Fast :tile
has been lately freely discussed. e
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want so tell something about big trips.
Who can beat the following? We claim
it. as the biggest trip 'evei• made by a y
steamboat. D. A. Wist, of St. Louis. w s
clerk of the Continental during the tv r.
on one' trip, which showed a profit if
446,000."
--Captain Anal.= ' new Wheeling id
Parkersburg packet Express No. ii, provies
to be . Ilia fastest steamer built for -the
trade for many years. She recently made
the quickest trip for years from Park.. H
i..
bi rg to Wheeling. . .
A St. Louie dispatch says: Capt. in
6lhoun tuday sold the steamer Salli to
th Arkansas & White River Line or
00,000. She will be . repainted and le ve
for the Arkinsns river next week In c
mend of Captain F. hlcCosh.
—The Bellaire Independent urges e
citizens of Bellaire to present ('apt in
Fisk's new Potoma, being completed the e,
with a stand of colors, on the grou d
the Potonio is a Bellaire boat, own il
hugely and controlled by Bellaire men.
—The Misunderstanding regarding t e
work on the 'first section of the Lou a
s ille & Portland canal has been maid c
tofialv aettled, and the contractara ha e
recoifimenced operations.
—The Kate Putnam was at Cairo of
Wednesday, the Exchange, St. lAnn i
Pittsburgh, seas at Evaneeille the tom!
itobett Carr has purchased — the,
wharfhout formerly owned by Weeks Si
and has located It at the levee at
Charleston, W. V. -
—According to tLo Kansan Times. tit
from Omaha for St. [.note; wt
tine there on 3ftinday morning with S.
Chinamen for Chnttatmogn. .
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. —Capt. Worthington who writ so badl
injured by being struck with a brick a
Cairo the other day, uyanothefetearubOa
Captain, wan at last account improving.
—Captain Frank Corkerv; the 11
membered commander and - owner of th
aitjs.rb Vicksburg packet Mary E. Keene'
in 1801, la now steward of the Natchez.
—The Governor Allen takes the place,
of the Eilgour in the New °ileum an
Vickaburg-tmde
RIVER PACKETS. •
U IMP
THE FLEET STEAMER - sa gr a t
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Independent Pitt4nrgh. Brownssilleland
I;euet a Parket.
Leaves Wltnirittivabove iononge.hela pmdgn
eIrfTILIIMIDAY. TlLlFltatlag" SATURNAY
Pfelertst v ion Pamengere to all pota..n.
the Monongahela rt
VZITnt 'pa rs
ere.
L. momnt,nratK'La:7-
Melttleo CO.. Agent
STEAMSHIPS
C1...7.N A. It l_, St .1
Theyrlsob and North Amen...Ls Ft,al
%tall mama:Ws.. tallacen Nea'Varkontl
. lak .t k
ealllna at r.ak IlArbor.
S,FpTIA, EONENI/ AV. "I.V '
A
CALABRIA.TITFRSDAY, r
SIBERIA.
TARIFA.
NATIONAL LINE.
DENMARK: THE 'QUEEN. FRANCE;
GlNlA i geri . Saturday. EaraeuVre booted bi
"Ib'rm • V4. II3I.R P j ".. deORMI . i
D e Bul ii
AZE - rrlelltur, Scarred ruror.
nalthUeld street and:WMo..h avenue-
TO LIVERPOOL ANI) QUEENS:
TOWN.—TIIE INMAN MAIL,-
, TKAMSILIII.I. nurtzhen sixteen en s . .{
uDura Yea•ed.. - Prtuanar thew the celebr . aim
red
' CITY Or PARIS, CLTY OF ANTWERP.
CITYOP BOSTON, CITY O . HALTIMOItE,
CI
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Y OF LONDON.
Malone EVERY ATURDA V.fron. Mer 45 North
Meer. New York. For passage or farther Informs.
ono steely to ... ' .
W111.14N BINGIIAIq, Jr.,
$3411111 , 1K1.1, sTiticrr./
'LEGAL. . •
(IRPIIANS! FOURT SALE.
Estate of Jam6,S. Neeld, Deed.'
fly•
%Otte or an order of the Orphans' Court of
Allepheny county, at No. 7 of PoPtember Term.
1807, partttlon, the underslgnett.will offerat
',labile sale on the orernisest.ln t PPP:It ST. CLAI M
TDHNPHIP, tin th• 17TH DAY OF AVDCRT.
1070. at o'clock P. M.. all that certain Parte or
tram of land In said township, of whit the raid
.1”. S. Neeid lately died eetted. oot.laitiliat about
07 ACM, bounded by lanes of Hiram Ray. J. Ile-
Milian, mile Lemont, and °theft, and about
onwhalffrom the lino of the Chortler, Rail
rosd. The whole Is underlaid with , •
- COAL,
And in within about ten miles of Pittvburpti.
TERMS OF BALE: Your Thousand Millais, for
settielent to ray debts of decedent and expenses.
tre..ito be paid on contirmation of the sale. One
thlnlof the remainder to be paid at the decease
of file,. Sarah .1. loida,mfd to remaincharged on
the land, the Interest thereof payable to her cowl
annually during her Ilfe. The other tecotblnla to
be paid In three equal payments as the children fit
sold decedent arrive at twentyoine, lay on AprlT
1. 1871. 1876 and .1881 'The unpaid bur.
chase money to he micored by 'bond and mortgage
on the prefulsefte purchaser to pay for deed,
:nortiraCe end Pwage.
For further particulars .Inquire of the under
signed; at his olsrie, Ne. 164 Fourth avenue, Putts.
bunch. - .
tif thumb. J titZ.BßluClq74l.l3'
pi TIIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATER. 'FOIL THE WESTERN
STIIICT OF PENYISTINANIA.I
AtANDERSON J. `CoHAGA, of Pittiburali. a Bank.
under the Act of ngrest of Starch
IDIn. having applied for a Discharge from all
Ids debt,. and all other claim. provable under
Raid act, by order of the Court.nolice la hereby
given to all creditors who have proved thei conebts,
a l Til i th o trt rj a . rrYlrPl roTfel s.T.°
before SA MUE LHAR P ER. sq.. Itegmter
Bankruptcy. at bit ogle.. No. 93 Diamond street.
Pittsburgh. to chow outwit any they. have. vin
Discharge Manila not he (muted to the 0144
Datiltrupt.
• 8. C. NrCANDLEBB.
Clerk of O. S. District Court for selii.Dlstrict.
• MM..
I THE COURT OF QUARTER Mg.
NUNS of Ailexhotly oofgofl.
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Notice le hereby given Watt!e report at Vla
ern in the above ow, Iran preaented to Ciiurt nod
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sbsolote males. rsnptloor vs tiled thereto with
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J. F. tILAGIAIt
Clt, Att. •
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WHEREAS LETTERS TESTIHEN.
TART to the Estele Of WILLLAM HEE-
ItbA. tete of 13th ward of the Putty of Plttelmszh,
dec'd. basing been ea . ntsul to the enhecribers,
persons mdebbid to ht
Lan=ka ImmedWte
dal= or demount. egainst the estate of the told
decedent srlil mate known Om us. without delay
to - MARGARET 111/1111oN. Mzerdutr.
W. C. AUG/lINEI4IIOII. Executor.
Ng sty Diamond street.
Pnleueliell. June S. INTO. leikyllNyv
• THE MATTER OF OPENING
ATHENS LANE. In the City of Pittsburgh.
Ly 0 u,.. hem, given that the assessmeata made
l b. eweers,in the th at
of Aliens' Fano.
Om modified by the Court., Is Co. lo heed. tor
sollection. and thatlf the same be not paid eltblo
tDirty days from the date hereof liens etil be died
herefor against the rropertlee assesseith in
terest. cost and lees, and the seme collec dos ted el
lepl prose,..
J. F. BLAGLY. City Attorney
JOLT Iwitatr.
.i.IDMINISTEATOE'S . NOTICE. --
ESTATE OF GEO. A. BELL. DtClJlll[o.
Notio• Is hereby glolthet Letters of .Admieletra
_ttoe ye the estate o f *ern A. Dell. Ese of Pitts
....enuo.neor ee :i lt alit i ...h. of .b. A.l r e t.r.Au sbee ra t inolui d in et;d uth
ri : j e utub e x ba: b.
of eetottee , Limiest . the estate o th e e d deed
-0,,,,t, ere show... ftquested to maw known the
rams to the ttederstsheo Olthe.t doter et,o4•
Clete Hotel. • .
jeff,.. . S. W. ANDERSON. AEl:deletes/6r.
XECUTOR'S NOTICE..., Letters
trartniam. AtteitlenJ t o .e. granted IA the runlerslgriplow
Pussais .Inlbtell to . requesren to
make Immediate pwcaot. And persons bolo Stirs
1 1 1,..::nruVart i se " Vi o rs 9 grg h
' gRAGLE, A ttorneys,No. /06 e Pttrtissenue, Fitts
blger war. P..ELLWANUEA,iiimo,
SPECIAL NOTICES
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tarDOCTOR TIERWHI CONTD.-
OES TO Th2AT VATE DLas
EASES. That numerous class of cogs resaltiog - i
frt. mill-abuse, producing un niarillnem. nerving;
debillty,irritabinty,mtiptions, acmml niiMMlon" ,
anti
withpocy pertnanantlycnred. Pere ,
allOcted delicate. Intricate and long Mandiog I
oonsatastionsti assuplalnia yulltely Invited to I
call for mmeultation, which coat not h ing.
dance, the bestof teachers, has enabled him to
Perfect remedies at once ca dent, safe. permanent.
and which in most cases mn be used without hind- •
ranee to bast... Medicines grew. d the ea.
tatillahment, which erabraces °Miro. reception sod
waiting rooms; also boarding and sleoPing *Part'
manta for patients recalling daily pertsmm atten
tion, and vapor and chi ailml baths._ thus cuncen-
Mating the famed minend springs. No matter who
have failed. nag yotts cam. head what hO NU" Ib
bin pamphlet at thy pages, scot to any address for
two stamps In sealed envelope. TLUUSaVs of cams
treated annually. at office and all over el counts'.
PensultaUon tote. pcmonally or by mail. Mice
Wylie streeto near Conn lions.) Pitlhargh Pg•
llonn 9 A. L. (0 8 P. Sundays . to ty r. a.
Pamphlet sent to !Aare. for TKO I,m P. , . I
• up"
DYSPEPSIA NEST TE OF
TREATMENT.
PRCiFESSOR WALKER., the distin 'shed Eng
lish Botanist, discovered In Australia si excellent
Botanic remedy.. effectual cure for IndlgestiOn•
Militias and - Liver Complaints, and mimmunicetod
the same- to the Philadelphia Botanic'a Institute.
The Bee ctetary will, on applicatioff.furffard free to
all, this Important recipe.
The Medical Reform tloclety who-makes this an,
nouncement will not mate any chars, for this
ly n
reel...the object be to demonstrate he supe
riority of Botanic ov r every other • active of
medicine.. but In retu request thos. who are
henetitted to forward to the Society a tatement
of their ease. and th s ald with facts I.e present
movement in medical reform. Enclose a direct.'
envelope to tile - NM:RI:TART Or TUE BO
TANIC LNSTITUTR,P ISII6 South 1 th.ntreet,
Philatielpbh, -1p4:3-2
arMASHOO I HOW LO. 1 HOW
RESTORE I —Just Publish • • In a sealed
liTJAlrri 1. 1 71=311 1 21r7 - I. ' in i PiZi ' l : ' % . • N a L i ll
Spermatorthnia, or Seminal Weakness. and impedi
ments to Nurture senenilly • • Nervousness. Con
,..ptinn. Js,,llepy, and lAD; alen.l and Physicist
Inppsrity. Ac.. b y HORT. J. CULTERWEI.I., D.
D. author of the limn Book,"
S. "A BOON TO
THOUSANDS BC B
e, Pent muter
seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid.
on repelng of alt cents. Or two postai,. stamps to
CHAN. J. C. KLINE A (1.1., 107 Tgop,p, New
Sort, Postollioe bon 4386. Also Dr . Culverwell's
II
Marriage Heide." price 13 cents. m•Kbwkl
HAIL igriIiITCHELOR'S HAII DYE.—= . :-
This splendid MR Dye is th best to the
world. Barmiest...liable. Instants+) Its. does not
contain lead. nor any TWALIC pulso tp produce
paralysis or death. Avoid the noun and den,
sive Treparations bosstingylrtues the do not pos
sess. The senulne W.A. Batchelor's Lair Dye has
hail 30 years untarnished reputatlon 0 uphold Its
integrity as the only Perfect Hair Dye—Black Cr
Brown. Sold by all DrUnittl. Applied at 16
Bond street. N.Y. , _NT
-• •• •
• •
0 -AVOID til,l ACKZ4.—A yletim of
early indisertqlorbeseaingnerrOtra
prekeatere decay. kr.. baring tried th nAln orrery
114vortleed remedy. bee discovered atom !ernes.
of self-cure. which he will send tree to fellow.
sufferers. J. K. UK VHS.
leahmt, TS Nassau Btreet. New Y, rk City..
FINANCIAL.
Allegheny Savings Bank,
• - •
ALLFAIII ENV, PA.
ORGANIZED IN 1845.
P TKH a r O a L eo D P E ro R d a INDIVIDUALLY
w LI
A
BLE.
derata. Partlealar attention Ore s toCo d atlan,
and proceed* promptly remitted.
DlKonot due ) MON DA tun] TILUILaDA
IIIHMT011.11:
Jen.l..l3rebero. ',ben Boon,
A. Moore, Womach
D:Milliatt. Aral ow Aetla),
N. JANE] - I.i. . uzir l .H Am Pro Went:
JI,IINW. lIIDDLE. Cashier.
THE '
DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK,
- No. 0 DIAMeND, Prrninvuou.
CAPITAL.
4340.000
. .
itioChtiOLDlrm INcmh,USLLY Luan.e.
DopesMs In mane of SI iin.l upward. received.
Interest allowed on time deposits. Partlceilne et
centlon given to Collections„ ,procavds of which
will be /emitted promptly.
. .
"A=rl.?ra,:r,":,;.,
.707`..141°24;,. k.r.: 1 1:::711!:
Wm. D. Coop.,
-
Trade - smen's National Bank,
WOODD STREET, pOriER SECOND AVE.
JINTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
I
Gold, Coupon Rondo nud Stork
=EI E!
A. STUMM Pratt/ t. ,
VC. TANK IRL, I Went,
CT RUN CLAIMS. tt. eltattler
•
ALL/43G HEN
NATIONAL! BANK
Of Pittsburgh
Nu. FT171•I a AVENUE
apoo,ooo
Capital Stock
•
J. W. COOB. Prinidero,
a. W. MAMMY, Cashier,
W. hicC.ANDLESS,
.2.1. I N7ll
•rllt: runt o' T. L. TAILon
, o,ll•Kit In dis.s..lead by mutual tonsent. mind
3:01
ande h r theave this
name Clay fotsowl a IllnitaAl parjner.hip
of
TAYLOR & COOPER,
No. t? Broad St.,
for tbe transaction of a RflltrAl Brokerage and Fl
oanew business, negotiating limns, Sc
1111 JOHN BAILEY •
ttszetolgArta:fV . arl!!g coratibutel $30.00.0
•
••• . •
We take this oppanunity the i r the cus
tomers of the old trm for their past
r l . inge.and
" R l V l LVo i li g tfr.rinneTs=s o loTll. ". an a d resneethllli
solicit their buena. In the porn...sand sale of
all...urines dealt In at -the New Tort Mock or
11015 Enchains. •
Coupons end Dividends nollected.
lutenist allowed on deniwlt. •
Orden by Mall or Telefraph promptly executed
•
• •
JOHN BAILET.
Refer by permission to First National flank.
Plttabsovh. Jelltyad
CENTRAL BANK
No. 35 Bank Bfock,
=I
11X12311
Bank of Discount and Deposit
STOCKHoLDERS INISIVIRLIALLY I.IA SLR.
Interest Allowed on Tillie DeposilA.
•
ltelloosetde the prnNsA CRIo. Gf the
to l din l d n
• TIMMT•1•114:
THOMAS FAWCETT, MADISON BAILEY,
11. W. CARROLL, .
G l. F. DENNISTON,
'JAMES IL HOPKINS. EORGE RINGII AN...
JULIUS ADLER, JARED M. BRUSH
JAMES DISOWN, PAUL 11. RACER.
J. H. WALTER, • . J AMES LYONS.
.1. W . DAVI
TIION PAWC TT ASIT,
Cashier. President
,
• M. HILINNINGS, AWL C.ashler.
apIINTONNY
-WHOLESALE GROCERS. 81.43
ESTABLISHED BY A. & T. &DULY, 1812
W. M. ( ORALLY,
Whplesale Grocer,
271 LIBERTY STREET,
tinf. , l7 Opposi“.
=:==
131M321
M: STEELE & SON,
COMMIE9IOII Biqa/Mb,
Eij FEED, at., a
kr9 l 3 Ottit 811tEgrileir Commun. A ll &
e-
Meanor & • Raper,
puma. (MAIN AND PRODUCI
Commission Merchants,
I=
C , ..lirnaurats oollottal
W. C. Armstrong ,
10 T.taar t Amaral:4o
- PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
4113011, No. 23 MARKET STREET.
L. J. BLANCHARD,
I Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
N , 4 ;2 396 PENN STREET
LITTLE, BAIR 0 & PATTON, Wholo.
SALE 116110CERELComplaptat Marnhantn and
pn,dt,.. nnton. Shama, Mb..
Carbon and Lard Oil. Inm. uottnt.
la b lßUtTgr l . PrabWrgr.'4l7.
101 is r. 110C1111.,..1131M. lIOUSIL....wm.iy. noun.
JOHN I. HOUSE& Btimes,rB
to JOHN 1. HOUSE a COl.Wholosele Orneeis
sad ' Commission Merchants % miner of Smithfield
son Water streets. P.ttabente.
. ,
JOON Silt ITEM 4. or'Aimacc.
!UPTON dt WALLACETI, Wholesale
, earth rtins AND PRODUCE DUALEES No
ve.°, rittotooßD. ' . .
O
bids Louisville kdraulte Ce.
LENT, Ibe best le for age e t
a-CANFIELD,
ittElt - "APPLES io bbb extra
ale".for Web y •-•
J. 11,,C#ifilELD.141. tint aveolks.
... 0
FINANOULL
AMERICAN BANK,
No. 6() -Fourth
I'ITTSBURGI{
)
CASH CAPITA E. ........ .... ...... . $lO .000
.
Stockholders Individually Lia b le. le.
DANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOHN I - LOYD. WM. 1 , 1,051.,
President. • • Cashier.
Plesecors.
Mtn.. lll.Mstsbalt, 1 John M. Martian.),
Wm. T. Shannon, , ArchtlaJd Wa/laoe.
James W. Amst ! Jas. I). Kelly.
Chas. D. Latch, , . Wm. Floyd.
John Floyd. .
Collections
mane .di all points In the United
States and ctskade. Prompt. atteutlon pald to oor
respondents..
______ IeIOAC
CI Y. RANK,
112 IFTI-1 AVENIYE.
PITTEIBURGEL PA.
1100.000
) iERS. INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
REST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
EXCIIANGE bought and so ld, and
rem to Europa. Collections
11 nd In a ll o tthe principal pobital of the
and Canubm.
NI NICK lIIMSEN, Prerident.•
I .31CABE, Vim President. •
110110 AN. Cashier.
MARCTOILI: •
n.lhtnren
,:James McCabe. -
Thomas B. rlia. Hugh Keating,
Patrick K a, • Terence CuraPnell ,
Chas. H. Barr, • James Phehm,
bieroin, ' I T
A.Frerrogle.
• Thom. Barnes.
Yell. • M. GAZZAIL Solicitor.
IMMO
111731177
when desire
made on all
United din
Dont
JAM)
W.N.
FREEHOLD RANK
AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
No. 1110 Fourth he., Pittsburgh.
:t1g8:338:
CAPITAL .
PRIYILEtiI:
DEPOSITORS SECURED UT REAL ESTATE
AND INTEREsT. ALLOWED ON TIME DE
POSITS.
al!M=!Mil
Vico Preoldent•—J..9. CRAFT, ADAM JACOBS.
EDWARD ROI:IB ' e r TI B I.LAM PHILLIPS.
JAMES S. CRAFT, ROIPT. W. MACKEY.
THOMAS STEEL, JAREDid: BRUSH.
THOMAS W. DAVIS.
ad Tnatsmenr—THOMAS STEEL
tobler—JAMn P. SPEER.
from 9 o'clock A. Y. to 4 o'clock mtg.
lr7 Woodsy evening from 7 to I O.
Secretary an
Assistant
0111 co hours
dein . and eve
COMMERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY,
No. 91 Fourth Aft., Pittsburgh
.BMOO.OOO
Stockholders Individually Liable:
W. R. EVERSON. W. C. ILACRUM,
' President. Cubler.
DIRECTORS:
ALEXANDER BATES, JOHN LINDSAY,
~1 1. IL ENO LOD IL S. MACAU!!
W. IL EV Ensok Joirx o. KILLLIPS,
W. 0. LIUGIIAIM D. F. WILSON..
KLINE
Colleetions made J oAn
al l seseasiblis point. of the
United State. and Canadaa.
INTEREST allowed en TIMIS DEPOSITS.
Prlonst attardloo glean to a/I business of oorma.
THE SAFE. DEPOSIT CO.
En=
Of Pittsburgh
FOR TRIC
Safe Keeping of Valuables,
=1
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
No. 83 Fourth _A_N-FI
Prestdenl—WlLLlAM PHILLIPS.
Vice Yreadant.--11ENRY FLOYD.
William Phillip.,
Beep Lloyd.
William Beta '''
William M. Lyon, curio U. Hassey
Jas. L Bennett.
itriey and PrOall . — 8. VON aniamOnt , T.
_42pstylEtstrrom o'clock n. 111. no 4 teelocklLl.
HART, CAITGHF,Y
•
Bankers and Brokers,
• •
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STREET
Pittsburgh, Pa..
ASUCCIRIpk)RB TO HANNA, HART A e 41.1
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And pellicle, att.:len mid ht the pendia. and
t n
i-overment . Bonds,
-• • AL:.
Sight Dranghts ou London
N. Holmes & Sons,
I I i ANKERS,
67 Market Street,
P'TSBIIIIGII, PA
c""—zrzloa.t.V.7=-th
STOCKS, RODS AND °TITER SECURITI
=I
Pant to color attention paid to UN porch.*
le of
United States Securities
MORGAN, KEENE
& MARVIN
• •
• Wall Street
ITklid door how Brudwar.) NEW YORII,
Berita.ra.4. gia . 4746, BT a t : C ;llllr.V, Bed
?knurl
.
A General Banking Busineis.
TIIIIO. NI..MOROAN. : SAMITIN. P. XXX. X,
SiLDEN ICMARYIN, 11
!At. Permute? Genersi sod AdJoUtat General of
the Rate of New York.l
•100.000
. •
Ben* to the Immediate vicinity of the Mock Re
ctumse and the Gold Boardtand members or
oMen we eseented With the greateet possible de.
patch.
Merchants' .d Investors. livingat a dlstanot.
can rely upon or attention to their antallmt 'or
largest oMers4vlt u h equal care and promptness.
A• In yews Past. We shalloontlnne to tr.sact
ol
rho oth..
favorebl of Natie
onal
Banks and Comatrattons
nmost terms.
. • .. . . . . ....
Individuals and Trust Compenles, contemplating
Ichange In their stictultles, or desiring to make
nquiry concerning any financial Imam. they
may have In this city.. Invited to communicate
al t i qs personally or by letter.
erenco—Mmars. Jay Cooke & Co., New York,
m txl.3 .., ,
7 Per Cent. Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
Coupon of Registered,
(F7,51E OT U. L TAX.)
ISSUED BY THE
Burlington, Cedar Rapids
& Minnesota R. R. Co.
We ars tun offer laft• !halted quantity to; mtle I ATWI
At 90 and Interest.
iebervet Per•ble Mar iod November.
I E A D A S n e L n ril B l 9 . N. l
T
These bonds have 50 'unto ren. ere convert
ible at the option of the bolder Into the stout of
Y iti t erfOr L b ' r_ i t s 4 .T.lll,rtgr '4411g:
uvrtibtllty 'misfits.. stunned to theta bonds can
not tall to cause theist et no distant day to con,.
mend • mutat price considerably above jeer. be
skits Mint about gi per cent. currency. Interest
In th e neranwhile. U. rive-twentles at present
Mese only return 3 per Cent. , no we regard the
security Ctleell7
The greeter part Ot the mad la already COMPlated
end the balance of the wort Is rapidirisrvinasehts.
The established chancier or this road , running
as It doe. thronsit the bout et th is
meat tbithlY
settleillatel Mhos% sumtlau of the greet State of
Lynn, toiZgr with ItS Prthr!th tarenced condi
tion and earning. warrant in onnee
th nat
eir reCotamendlng the bond. to Investor....
In ensry respect. en undoubted seetiritt.
HENRY CLEWS Sz CO.,
12 Wall Street, New York
P. MeCLEAN & Plitabarph, P . .
DOWRI & 1/08, Philadelphia.
'KURTZ & HOWARD, Philadelphia.
BARRER, BROIL! 00., Philadelphla.
DelltyB7ll & 8/10., Philadelphia.
TOWNSIID,WHBLEII elk 40., Philadelphia
jolt
Mil
J `-.w+..,rs.~s'~-.W`:rttiaa;,d-w'Y"n'~a+k..,~b`r.,-a~:
ENGINES, BOILERS, &o.
F()E r i l PITT
Boilet, Still and Tank
• AVOI-ZKS.
AI trait_
CARROLL & SNYDER,
=I
TUBULAR. DOUBLE-Fl.odi TUBULAR PIM
-PDX AND CYLINDICIL B LEAH •
. -
WI. STILLS AND OIL TANKE,
lints EYS. BREECHING AND ASII PANS.
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS - ANS CON
ENSEILY,
sTuAm GASO3IETERS AND IRWt
RIDGE,
PRISON DOORS AND COAI. BMITEE
E=EI
Con itd, 3d, Short and Liberty Streets,
gle"Orders sent io abate address Will be
promptly nttendoe to. mhS:LeY
HUGH
MEM
at Ailey and Dfigneane SI.,
(NEAR THE POINT 3
Engine
AND
3,11 -1 1_C
btAncitticture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and sTA
TIoNER FNOINES of all Ms...
. .
attention Invited to ner new STATION
ARY 013, ENGINE AND ORTAIILE
BOILER of 13 home prover.
CASTLNOS, of everli /IX. mule to o der at our
Foundry,on 11111111 nT RT, below 11.irket.
RIGS tor Oil Well.. ARTING. PVLLISYS.
RANDERS. HOUSE and TOBACCO ,neßliTin:
tind IRON TOBACYO PRILS3I2I, nu 'band and
made to order, at the
INI)USTRIAL WORKS,
' , rooting on the Allegheny' Itirer,near, the Yelht.
rittebuenh.r,e•
tren order* nn•meur deer. TRY US
& Bro.,
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFES AND VAULTS
Ml=
ENGINES AND MACH4F,RY,
BREMICRY WORM REPAIRING and PUTTING)
UP MACHINERY, HYDRAULIC CEMENT. Col..
het 17th and PIKE enuterrs. Pittsburgh, Ph.
nohlotiF
O'HARA BOTT;ER WORKS;
•
F.7REPHAN & CO.,
, •
Manufact AGITATOREAM BOILERS, OIL TANKS.
STILLS. S SALT PANS, GASOME
MLWYEr BVl N atg A il6 SEV.L.?" -- " 11
Cor. of Second Avenue and Liberty-Street.
PVPYSBERGII. PA.
Itepaldror done promptly. Orders sent to ' the
above address will ha promptly attended to. •
F. IMP/lAN. formerly Steamer at CARROLL &
SNYDER'S. ocl&RCI
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND
• Pipe W orks.
Corner Carroll and:-Smallman:SredS,
ININTYI WARD.I
VITTABLIIUB, PA.
W.M.
SIA NUPA . CTURER OP
Cast. troll Bowl . Pipe,
FOlt ,
G S AND WATER WORKS.
.„,n.rrha274l ia n e g. :iis P ottarri;
itela•ral
Casting's fur t;af and Water Works
of I ZTVCILVIrr .thl,llMr4."*"-t•
Brron M. Fainter,
Jon S. Morrison,
W. i'ANDERSION fl A. FRIFFVOOa.
110NONGAIIELI FOUNDRY.
W. J. ANDERSON & CO:,
Danstabturars of IRON MOOSE FRONTS WIN.
DOW LINTELS and SILLS. and
Castings of all Descriptions.
RE
(7. ' ..lMOS " rn ' d th a = t our for Wtn ' XGYIss.
Rwe.
°Me gam FutniDior—No. ISO WATER RT..
Pittsburgh. Pa.
ROBIN:ON, REA &CO.,
!NM...n fin em.m. .11tmoi & Illnaxas
WAS GTON WORKS,
it. LIN DIMS .1 MAIIIIN/ST:. PITTSBIrIiGn.
Manufacturer/ of Boat and St etionarr Steam an
=ll.l.Witatrupli
StfUs. 4ler Wearlen - n ,e,`,2 •
MOO N., ,eorner Flnt and lisoltbfield streets.
~ / , ,I rttaa f o o rt
. FFA RD'S PATCNT /11.1411 . 7.A0r
THOS. CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Wu I Foundry & alachlne Work!.
OE=
Manufacture
Bnidnea, Oil •
Saw Min Wo
Grate Bars
ba W
ordor and r
q 5
Phceni
Cor. I
BOLL i AI
Chill RolLs I
LS
lIEVRY Bi
Hem!
ISOCC.1110111; to JOHN,IL COOPER d C 0..)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER'
Briss Castings
MADE ¶ROMPTLY TO ORDER.
MALEARLE AND GREY IRON FITTINGS, ..
GAB PIPE AND TUBING,
TRROTTLEIIY AND CHECK VALVES,
ALL GLOBE A RN IRON COCE&
BRASS WO REOF VERY DESCRIPTION toe
Mom, Water and OIL 1
Rome aeons not J. M. Oobm A OW. IXPROThiI
B ILM - oIIifiRATIVIM P ou.E.s: tile
Wolin tbo osorkot.. ,
i 'T" ,
OFFICE AND WOMB
hirteerith. arid Pike Streets.
1
Eg
OD & MeOAFFILEY
CIiTT MLITT •od TIURD AVICM111;
Pa., BRASS YOUNDERB wad • IROI{ .
ERS,And AGENTbforA.S.CAAIRRON
' AM PUMPS AND BLOWERS.
Corner L 1
Pittsbuzgh
PIPE Fl
QM
EIMMEtM3
pEA
R. T
KENNEDY & BRO.;
ALLEGIIENT crrr,
ct the toilmdax nalebruted brands
•
centre ssuaxaction.
. nnmd,..uraF t glif Floor..
IN .n.ll . or
= TO. Wl* representod. . •
Musa , •
of, t lr t z:,
§ Star ••
tbncor
61140 . : 1 ! 34 *jiff:l3v it
l ' - ' a' FU N ' ---7--- o.4.ll(Vitri.
,
F TON
_.& Itila:ANNi -
.1 ..
Pra ti.:::.. Plumbers,... :
GAS AND STEAM TITTERS.
Fle m n i at m , litattr,e i lt u Plttallza.
Tabs ana uti Stanr.leon Pipe and mum!" Ai*
pa Baer uups. and Steam Ceeka WIMP. on acad.
Pablic an Private MIMI., dited Ena .rith tiah
Water Rem Heating Apparataa. Jobblai
MMUS WWI to.
•
•
STEEL WORKS.
OFFICE: :So. 339 Liberty Sltri,t,
1.1N..0111MM PA.
DUQUESNE WORKS,
=
Coleman, Rahin &'Co
M, BOLE & CO.;
. .
-
IRON; NAILS, STEEL,
A_xels and Springs.
DUQUESNE, L X AND JUNIATA
FLAT BAR, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON,
• RAND, IRIOP,SFEEET AND TANIORON,
.LBOILER PLATES AND BEADS,
• GUARD IRON. DRAG AND DROPPER BARS.
FLANGE:I, CUTCEII BALLS, CYLINDER IRON,
T AND FLAT RAIL. for Obi
CROWBAILS,WELdEsand HARROW TEETH.
SPRING, PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL.
STEEL NVINGS AND MOULDS. cut to senors.
STEELTIFTILSTEELSILAFTING,A is STEEL.
COACH. BUGGY .4 WAGON SPRINGS And
AXLES •
('UT NAILS AND ernms. .
Builders, Founders,
All Hoods First Class and Wurranied
• OFFICES AND WM-Mkt-18th Weal wet le
4.eny Meer, and 77 Willer street. Pittshereto.
snLgt
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
Best" Refined Cast Stee
El3=Z2
OF EVERT DIZE"RIPTION. ALSO.
lkst Refilled German Plow & Spring Steel
COTLNER. ROSS AND FIRST AVENUE. illta
burgh,
F.
PITTSBURGH
JVorelty Works.
• FOUNDED A. D. 1833.
MOORHEAD, ADAMS & CO.,
Macalactemors of KEYSTONE STANDARD IBM,
batilee Putout) PLATFORM AND COUNTER
SCALES.
•T
Jana. Faced Patent Boor Locks Lod Latches.
Paints/3d Conroe Mills. de_ - •
Corner of MIST AVENUE end GRANT SIB.,
Plteaborab.
•
Sheffield Steel .. Works,
SINGER, NIMICK & CO.,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
Manufacture. of every desalt:Om, of
Cast and German Steel,
"AicT,MYrjrNlnl„ TI , OHAt SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, do,
WAREHOUSE-53 Waterood 100 VIM otreeti.
BLACK DIAMOND •
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of all Descriptions of
STE E L.
Raw; .1 1.... M M 1 , 0 h 1 . .78E-30111. 314 44
COOK STOVES.
BISSELL & COS
For Bituminous Coal
=
BISSELL .& 00.,
No. 235 Liberty Street
A. BRADLEY& CO.
Manufacturers of the Oreateet Variety of 0001 C.
• PARIA)R and BEATING STOVES to be found.
In our 1.68071.43161nt will be found all the West PAT
TERNS and IMPROVEMENTS. and the reputa
tion of our Stoves la each that any one In want of
tEc.it_artA aed gle shoukt th purfp i rgt e n f one t
oand m i lthette
rabbi ea WO irg ' llXll ' OgraL Call e p= d 1;
ILlt.tloll to our now VOLCANO IiToVE, for
cburcbas.talle and Mores. Over 300 sold la three
mouth.. Intended for with cc without pular. All
wbo bare used them pronounce theta superior - hi
any othar and far cheaper. Seta for ththalolthe end
Price Llat.
WINES, LIQUORS, &o.
Schmidt & Friday
I=
nf Stationary and Portable Steam
sue. Pulleys. sibaltlng. Grist and
1 Rolllng_Mill and alachlne Castings.
talt.ll 4 lWiwn Bouts. de. Bullt So
d . .tclnes of all Meas.
"
Rbll Foundry.
BRETT AND 21711 8114:
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, SLe
N & BAGALEY,
=I
Sand Rolls and Pinions.
CASTINGS
PURE RYE WHISKIES.
• GUSTAVE BASCH
Bier &
Cor. of ELEVENTH ST., former!
JOS. S. FINCH & CO
•
No.. 183.187. 189.191.193 an 4193 •
- piasr wraarr. rutamith.
Manufactiirefo of COPPER* DIITILLED PURE
E
EY WHISKY. Also,dookr• Foßrof WiEra,
T a • Coon AOPP. solaknsll
Jos. M. Gazzam & Co.,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLERA AT LAW,
90 %RV A d irt ' s b U tart. 7. °lrga
El
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
•
a g ß n ,eWll d p ol e No •l3n7t hG UA.& CT
roTnßt E an ST, Pitts.
District
(pert, In the State Supreme end all the Courts of
Allegheny wont), and make collections In toot of
Unterljacemt commies. Jahr=
11. neQOEMICK, •
• Attain - ley-at-1,0.w.
- it, as onANT svarcr,
• mpt 'Mention giVINI to •11 Wed* at INV
bagneea
- -
FLOUR.
ARCHIBALD BLAREIN
\ IHa , I to i'arrir Ai'EM - M,.. •4.
WILP. - NrErEll;
ALDERMAN AND ar.orriio AMNION ON
r PEACE.,
Ofri6€ol2 Fifth avenue.
0. ...i 1 t,,,,t47..nig ra v enn anwe
andWegia :A a
4th was
FLIIID,•
No. 34
Then 04
otooo rh
K~k<q'sT,':
IRON AND STEEL
CRESCENT
MILLER, 13:1 RR & - PARK I N.
IMMSIII
ZeTABLISLIED Iv 1843
ANDERSON & WOODS,
STOVES CASTINGS, &oz
Get the B.est!
Warranted to. eirnlt. Loot et ROAST am men
ALSO, ON BAND AND FOR SALE
PARLOR STOVES, FIXATING STOVES,
GRATE FRONTS. FENDERS.
COOKING RANGES. Se., Ac.
Igo. 30 Wood Sti-eet,
MI - PORTERS OF
IV 1101. ES 41. E DEA LEM' IN
Nos, 384 and 386 Penn,
ROPESSIONA.L.
=3l
liliZil
#thumey-at.-Law,
C=M5l/51
Ift—The Flold_Xillch exploded MARREALVE
dEtat.LiblatT and dosed the ere on July inn„„AL,..„ inxtja—Aij illtAnaCHL.
eaf WELMYTIER6ER.3 ILMYSTONE MAIMIALL'X Eu - sta uILL Mill Margrete.
abieb la /laid by LOUTUILIt & TYSON, M-"Ttit=ltatibrin
Smithfield street. but another article. 1301 Market street. bt.)I4BELAJ.4.
i~er hue been eu7•44oelon of the Noy. 00,
• 10.476 latilit•lnugh. "4
Rft"L
b7111=4"
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•" •
• •
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4,44v.figvek
1.11
•
RAILROADS. . .
pES N S ITT AN 1.1 CENTRAL RA IL. '
OA 11.—A m.o. June
12th, 16711, Trains tectla
.relit nd depart a s f olloull . ^.-_
ltorracsuo , vetterpratto
Theourb Tmans . ' Throach Tmlna
' Learn Lnion ilpolo ' brae at LL tan Da
Pm:Mery IV 0 am' Mall Train.. -11:3 am
Simi 1m0n.0. , Is: oam last lm• 12ci• arc
Winton Ac.... 1 0,20 an. CU:petrol. te.lo. e m
Pincinti Es.. 13 43 im. Plustc'eh )3 ..2-. p in
last
a:Amp, 330 ton Patine P.: 10;0 taa
Fast lave ,
,L7:40 pen . Way Pccar:: . ...10 , 40 Pn.
WalPs ct:l - .. 6•10aln Walrs NO:1.. 6.40 um
lanll'll N. :1..11,41 am• Bruin Ac..l it:4llam
ltintl, i nn. 3 , . '3 , 03 onr•Wall , N. 9.. 0 con
Johnst c. 4 111.1cptu Jccbcoaccan . \ a. : oam
'Wall's Co. 3 603 pm Walrs No 3.. . •. opm
Nt'slPsNo. 1.. 3.1,1/ pu. Walra N,.. 4.. : Cm
1
Naliklnsto . tc Ad. 0 311 pm . Wall's No 0.• 1 . , pm
Wails So. 6. —11:00 pm itrin'n AeNnr..B .. pea
1
o•llklnstig Ac.l 0 pas
email: Matt Express and PacicCe I . lapreta loxes
le 0,. lAll cAliestralve6illat , b2:,..,..x ., v.
,':,!,•;,54`:"4-..irrl learns
"chins; l'aistoTr:7l . 2.
11 ail ~ tn. Returning. Wasps Putsburan at
1.2 : 30 P. co. and tretres et Walls Sutton at 9:10
Vet i antler inbumation apply to
W. IL blt.CKWlTll.Apent.
Thal Pennsytrania Itallyrod ClOll/pany will net air
""......, ... toe Barrage:except for ravine ay.
Pavoli and Pah their teeponalbtllty to One aunt
area lollars tn value. All ilaugage extracting that
amount In rattle `.n ha at the m ar
of
the orrner.
Inlets taken by opoelsi ova gist.. •
J. Iris General General anperint ' ;i 4 otntAttoons. Pa.
._______
pITTSRURGH, FORT WAYNE &
. IL 11. a d
AWYMS ti PPI A-0244 . 2
111.711131 It. It.
Pn.im June 1 , 2, 1.410,_ teal.th lea... Ir.
•and active at t elinion ItomPt , no rth eide, Puts
, &burgh city time. as follows :
' LEAC. I : AilarrlP,
Fut Line 12:2411.: I, m; Past 1.1. 1243 sca
CI. a..lehis It 1.1131.1 a UWlleelluit ES.111•910 a m
Mauro Mail. 4.3/, • mi Pull. ......1811te p m
1•11tVf...„ .. 6 . itri ‘:(T4tla s iiv. r .. r.P,r,
PuWhin ...... 1 .• .. 3••• i uletle & 101 F.I . f‘, m
nicP ilir 3it mCldi Wh litr.i: pni
IV'ellsvillo kM..41 3p m &FL L. .. ins P m
Ede Uterus .. .di el pm. imete Ea/regal ism Pea
IMPART 1110/1 il.l.ruiumel re ALlmsituv.
Iteair FD
Ac.. T ~Lcetpdale A . c.Ei3 aO3
Leetsdale " 1 •1 ato Beer Valls • .. • la ni
1
"1 1 i • a ill
New Castle' ?: 3 P uNesi . Cattle" 11. Id am
1,..,,,,e "j• 1 pm Leetsdale - Ilti pm
Leetsdale 3: v m'llesl I. alla .i• 1 p to
Mu i r Palle - il p ml.M . J . ide " • ni
Lisetsdais "1233 P m __. " : P m
Val* OW Be.- Tale oaks Ekin
gda libUrCa.,3:23 Pm. 111 .1tIMMIL•41/11• iiii
Mato Kum. leaves daily. -
ftolllollo-rprees arrives daily.
En
Ltne leave* dally.llotidaye *30101,3.
Past Lt. se-eiren tUdly. Itundsys excused.
11, - ,111 other 1.1. Rll leant and aerie* duty,
Sundays uoinsted.
F. R. m TEN.B.. J. N. McCULLOI7OII. .1
Geol. Pas. d, nage* Aunt. Ilettl. Manure.
F ESTERS PENNSYLVANIA R. k.
at Vona T
111;1111871 me
're ' tftgaaM llll4ll
Pannaylasata 'tee
will arm , . at ma dew&
ttom the
re
littaat "maul, Allagmaty cuy.
as follows:
...
(A.LLEGIIF—NT TIME.) ••• - .
Amara. DEPART
igartN N ON l trilltitti . c;AYilii n f .• i i ii 1:
;:!(.Inregunt Atli : en.
Mem ii cait Ac I .r;
Freeport No. `..t is p nie o Pe ., ?...A. • p:
Mall : m, port. o. op .
ElprimpreNo.2.4l. G all it mlipringd'o NO.I. ' Op na
Aboratatins ran y except !Mole/.
The Churrit Train mar. Allegheny Junction
Ip_rery BrilltiZy at Iii:011 A. it .. ranching Ageghen7
net ?not. ta.—T:4l44., 1 71T.704115 %Vl
lion nt 300 p. o. I .
Tiara Gegen to Relic, ar,idataminhatown may
i'_ ! . ettaid,. 4tr W th W e li gipg_ b = Ci fir ' l ' 'pill.
trargui it At to Deixd. Mirabelli'. d.'
Fur Irtkier viatica tl3. spoil. to
Jest tityranTs, .6 , 6 ii,
1 Fmiend Street Depot.
Lead Vegeta to all Important iii.litlons• on the
mainline at the Penni Imola Pen I Railroad.
A. J. ASSATT,
- (liners.) So Antendent, Altoonm Pn.
ROBERT NEILSON,
iiiii3o du ntendent Pitubinalt.
_____
Ai LLEIi HEN Y I ILLEI RAILROAD.
gh . LINE TO DEFT Lo THROUGH THE on,
RE ;lONS. . .. .
(hi and - after MONDAY.
Jane fitti_ IS7o.3thrtwhik
Traleadallywaxeept tlerwlay •
will leave Plttaburßh D r =zrper
_9f eventb
and Pike streets, for 011 CIO, Berate,
vat all putate le the 011•Beerlone.
. . . .
• LtATIR ASHUR • f
•
PlTTantlinn. PlTir s Plaoll.
Day Esjonsaa t..... : r. Al.
Night larptesa.... . P. at. . A....
IMA n gge . r .
... . .D.
".
P'cLIV: ''
."'". •81 P. 4: . ' 1: ::
si oa
Holton 4 A. .. A. M.
d Halton , • : P. U. A. 1,.
d Hultoo ..... .........1 ti P. AY. je P.Y.
Luaus
Church " 1 :00 t.f. !:.._ r::
•Mrpatn u traltug atop otar n aux=m". la
ao
Silver pa. Sleeping I%ant on l'qat Ihtpreika
?tato.. both to
j be . aniil,t 4 Danaat s ent 4 r na ., TY.
lola ' • YAM ES H. DRAT, Tlicet Antal
LITTSBURGILUTAND CONNELL&
riLL6 RAILROAD,—
ANGE sar- , OualEgEW ie
and atier WEI/SUNDAY,
July 6.1870. MAllPUUarriveatuaa asp.rt Irm
Duron. comm. of Grant and Wat e r atreeta.... fol.
luny-cl time:
ty
Lint ADIUTZ.
3191 Train...ol9 let Moll..
o : eeternod Ae 0.,. part AC. allay.
P....Ver 0: 3
let ließee. Wept Nevrt..42 •
port Ae 11:09•.31, Ae.
Extfro Train 3:13 P.R . Dimes. IDen.ltig
Wen Newton :Ile McKee*. .•
4: dd 4:30 P.ll.itU .u.r 1 . 12 PAL
. 9 , 30 P IMaIT Trent a : 'AUL
24 red° eice
3 rert s ak . 6.20
8d 7:00
Dntt AcNewto n 10,10 P.51..; , 4r t t4.e D4O p3L
Wart ten
CDerett e l;4l2:4 3 P.M. ,, lrarciNt . ttol9.
_ ntotiders may. alder Trate. Mai *lei ' ''.
eiende./. D. D. Arillitl: "4
jut Motor of 2.ratteputtatlne.
DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 'AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
PA HANDLE ROUTE. raLre
CIIANGt OF d after SUNDAY.
Juno 11. 7570. DMus peeve imlll/t1 TO 14
lhe Union Depot, Pittsburg*. follow..
PH.Wtamlfb The.
TiPAUT. Auanm-
Kura. r'rn.
Fast
Southern' Exprem
ed A ...lotion.. to..
MeDonadd Abeam:ma:M. itg a. .7. i.m.
Steubenville Aooommod. ..0.5 p.m. Iv
McDonald A.:emote:its. 503 p.m. :la pan.
B TellWalli.l%WiltiitleuvedX!7kgt
12 om I.o.lrpress &niece dally.-All other ural
medally 'except Sondar.
W. L. 0 . 13i11121
General Ticket Agent. Golcanbusl
W. W. Ginn. Denrason. 0hi0. 3
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
Pittsburgh Utility Works,
WEAVER & JONES.
Corner of Juniata and !jailor' Street',
Sixth Ward, Allegheny.
Manufacturers of STAPLE VARDIVARIC WAY 41
1110 . l . i d tiASTIAG4 . L a.
at the Lowest Prioaa,aud WILITS2t all ow=
skillfully finished. 2idyra aolkdked,
ou T tViltreVa AtIVITL'Acr=I4/1144 to
WEAVER it JosE.A.,
,iddrass: Pittsbor{!• P0.t.(5.0.
ESTABLISHED 1831;
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
DEA;6IIB ry
HARDWARE,
No. 5c2, Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Spring (Mods, Hoes, Hakes, Forks,
Scythes, Smiths, &e.
Merchants are histted to eiandne
oar stock when to the oily.
Orders by mall will hare promise, at.
tenth:in.
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY .00 -
~
No. 70 Wood Street, -
01.TrIt
Table ICniveg & 'Forks,
Pocket Knives,
Butcher Knives, -
Bread Knives, •
Carving Knives,
Scissors, •
Razors, -
Putty 'Knives,
AND ALL OTILER AiTICLES OF CUTLERY It
Low, PRICES: ..
Beaver Falls Cutlery
No. 70 WOOD STREET,.
w. PITTSB6I6II.
Cant
PALETTIfiG GRAINELIG, dro
JOHN T. GB y,
House AND sloa _
oxt..airirmn AND or..szrm.
v.. 34 arnsrr.
lakt= • (tat. rut...bush. Pa
R
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