GOLD, SELI:t,
COUPONS
Jinught at Highest Price,
PH. R. AIERTZ,
ANIKER,
Coi Wood St. and sth Ave.
• -- ,
- Jas. T. Brady & Co.,
, teopmsatro to H. JON CS .I, C 0..)
Corner i Fonrth Avenue and Wood Stfeet,
BANKERS,
BUY AND BELL Al.I. KINDS OF
Government Securities,
FAY
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAT CABLE TERMB. ,
Interest Alio All o wed on Deposits.
tlrldonoy lacno.2 tin lovornocoot tßods at low-
I. mutat rat.. .
Ur MOMS Ell . Too Talr PrUCTIA.
Amu MLR or STOCKS. BONDS AND GOLD.
JAMES T. I RA 1)Y & CO,
, ;
GAZETTE.
THE DAIL
MONEY AND COMMERCE
LBT Telegrapli to the Pittsburgh Gezette.)
NSW YORK. July =.•1887'0.
The financial markets opened more quiet,
and continued so during the day. Gout
netts* early to the day and declined to 119, but
the reported advance In the bank rate of Eng
land cent It up to 120. but It again fell hack to
1193‘, and closed weak at 110.1 . Carrying rates
ranged 7,e, bind 7; gold • 1-M, 4, n mid 2 . per
cent. Shipments to Europe tu.dny, $2074,000;
shlpmentrof the week, 141.101,/re. Cleitrances
today, p 99.24.4,000. i
Sterling dull, 9;it . /110g. Money onay;;Zie6 on
call.
The bank - atatemont shows a loss on!speele,
which Is considered unfavorable. Loans,
• , ..00ci,ras; Increase. V.:LIM. Specie. 131,
IrAtll3.; deeroaso, $477,0011. I Circulation, a=.-
tar...Tal. Inercasn. RUTI.L.SI. Deposits. Caulk',
fil3; decrease. Etas! tellder.,
928.711; Increase. I
Governments. better, closing strong: Coo-.
pone of 'B4 12h: '&4 in 'di. P; nett'. 7%;
7)1'.: '5d,10-40's, as;'enmeneles,
There are manors that '5.0.001000 of bonds
are en route back from Europe, but this is not
credited.
State_ bonds. quiet: Old TennessMs, an;
new, fit: old Virginias, Gh new, fir, Georgia 7s.
AC: old North Carolinas, 49 , i; new, an 316-
.
sour's, Louisiana S's, al.
. .
,• • •
Pacific Railroads firm; Union strwk.•
mortgages, 8111; Centrals. flik. Stocks opened
strong, and the Impro-enient S , per cent.
was lost, but the market closed valet and
firmer, with - meal! transactions.
Closing Prires--Canton. 81%, Cumberland. to;
Western Union Telegraph, 31k; Qoleks l Wer•
Mariposa. 7; do preferred, 11: Adams Ex
press. 10%; Asnerimtn, 43;
ted States, 4314;. Pacific Mail, 40k; New York
Central and Hudson, Mk; Scrip, Sil„;
Erie, Harlem, 1:t1: Reading, VIN,;
Michigan Central, 118; Lake Shore, POS; 1111-
nels, Pittsburgh, 10.5 k; Ohio Misss
sippi:34,k; Ilartford Erie, 37:: Bt. Joseph,
108; • Northscestern. f•tk• do. preferred, t4 ' -; Rock Island. 1131 i; New Jersey Central, VMS;
St. Fanl. 804; do. preferred, • 76k; Wabash.
MN; do. preferred....; Ft. Warne. Ill; Alton,
24; do.preferred. 11C: C. C..t I. C., 18.
Treasury . balanee=gold w.
Total imports of the eek. $5.408.690. _Su-
VV.773,444; currenc b y,
111M4dil38A „ There acre a million and a half
cancelled gold certificates sent to Washing
ton.
Boston prices; Culnmet Copper Fans, n 1;
Franklin. 3X. Hancock.l; Mlnnejotn. 3s.
.. "Omes or ilti Prertoscson 06xerrs.
. 61.2gIIDAT. Joir M. /81. I
Closing quolsOotis as reeired by Ph. B.
liens:
. , • •
Gold 130 Merchants B. Ex.
Silver • N. Y.Central .0371
1881 Bonds 112 Bending
6.. C ...
Hl
4!0 Bond. l&M...100, . Vt.
6-88 Bonds 1884-106 . P W it
Ohio & Miss 34
6-98 Bonds 1865:..10.1 ' Mich. Sosthern... ADS'
'Consols 1865 107 Cleveland & P... 1051(
6-33 Bonds 1867...107 0.11. 1. & P
6.30 Bonds 1868...188 Chlesgo St N. W. Er.N
10-40 66.: C.. 4 B...W.Pref.. If4;1,
Adams F.xnneis.. 67 Erie
-•
bow. Senn
London Exchange per 1.011 ad (0 M
0 C
Pada Exchange per p Franc .a
Raclin Exchancier , .Thaler • le 94
Wankfort Rae per Florin M l 54
Central Pacific R. Honda
Union P. R. R. Roads
closing qmotatiout as received ,y James T
Brady & Co .
Gold M'S" 6.33 Jan.& J y.IIIBL 776"
B. do. 1161 12,4.1 6-33 Jon. & Jr. 1007
U. B. 6501869 9 o..l:lJau. &Jr. 1868 834,
Cr. EL 650186{ .... 8% U. P. IL IL. 87.*
U. B. 6911865 81 C. P. It It.
U.& ......... Oti Cy. Pacifies....... 10S
re•rnuLEtnt MAIIKET.
• . .
Orison or . rrr - ri - tannou GAZZITZ, t
NATO [DAT, July 81, IMO. I
NiVirW TOIL TILE wage.
The oil market was very unsettled and pan
icky during Monday and Tuesday; bo Wed
nesday and Thursday the feeling was consid
lerably better, while ybstetday and toulay, the
b
Improvement Just re f rred 'tram almost if not
- altogether lost, and 1 Ile - there is an absence
of that panicky feeling which prevailed du
ring the early part of the week, she.. market
nevertheless Is dull !and negleeted„, and
prices unsettled and 'very irregular. While
the opinlou Is general! • entertained that the
worst Is over, and t at the. Indicatlom are
'more favorable for Improvement than a
decline, there Is neve heless a want of eon
ddence' mantfested, rid sonic time must
clapie before it can be fully restored. Opera
inn, very nature*, a apprehensive in re
gard to the future, as s all depends mum the
course of Prance and Prussia and other-for
elan nations to regard to the threatened war,
and the trade very . generally ore lying by,
'awaiting dev.elopmenti. rr it , could oply ho
ascertained; tat, whether there is to be,any
war; 2,1. will it be cOnfloett.lo France and
Prussia, 3d, how long' trill it last., and 4th,
what will be the poll Y of the belligerent
powers In regard to a meta carryLng Petit.
tenni. If these and .ome other problems
could Only lie solved, han operators would
know what to do, but • t present_ all Is doubt
and c o nfusion, and the rade is completely at
Bea. . ,
Receipt. Crude thift
week, 24,MS January 1
time lea year 451341:
week, 18g0 bud wee
lat to date. Ma.= sam
Sales thia,week. =TOO
refined; Mat week, I.
deed.
I week. 10.740 lads: last
t to date; &4.041: same
POllll of refined this
.
14.:115; from January
, time last year. =.6.711.
'bids, crude; 9.40 u bbl.
bide crude: 11.000 re-
Continues dull and eak, though without
Important change In pries. Seller August
ma y b e quoted at pix - 10,} ; -role 100 bbl, at
the Inside quotation. ju may he quoted at
.103.103 i; seller all year , buyer 113 f. The
stock of spot oil In thg n arket is small, and,
consequently the off n are light.
, .. sera .. .
Cfmtlntses dull and nset led , and singular
as it may appear. pri ar higher in Pella -
. i
delphis than In New . 'brit, which Is attribu
ted to the fact that t _re Is \ a short Interest
Is the former place, t let &les not, it would
- sear. exist to the e entent In the latter.
.I'• . 'nand at 21.31iff ii;ond July and August,
. 00 .% - Icor toget 14, ,, 5t 25.
/splint.,
ItECTI CiiClig. • -
, L 000dw ' 1,, L:!..truLancount J II harbour,
Brilllant 011 Works I:2 T-• on account Lockhart
F & Co; P A Bates 072, kid account 0 C & 11 R;
Vlsta-Oil Works nil, On aCOOLInt game; P A
Bate' WO, on accoantrr ury; A li Mills
151, on accotint.W Da r ; Excelsior Oil Works
Tot account 'l' Chess., I
ln ; . 3 441 bids
.... ..... .
oft. erne era a. v. K. 71.
Lockhart. P. &Co.. bbl. refined Li Wdr
den. I.' & 00.. Phila. ~
P. Weisenberger SKI his refined oil toWar
den. Prow k Co.. Phil* elohla.
McKelvey & Bro.. 4801MIs livened to Logan
Bra., & Co.. Philadelphia. \
J. A. MeKee. 320 bbl refund oil to Logan
Bro. & Co.. Phil's.
Fulton. Marcia & .. US bbls ref. all to
Logan. lire & Co.. Phil a. :. ,
Montrelmer, K.& Co. bblsretlned.t o War.
\.. ,
WS;
. C. . 7 ... S Kltir ' a i tTl i c i tlso bbTl. refined to War
ing. K & Cu.. Phil... • .
Total...' Like bids
CML=!
• •
Nnw TOOK. July =• — ttusinese continues
. o „,..,hatiAnguld and the market is lacking
In huoyancY. , The hot 'feather. European
war:rise and sPeculation movement In gold
change f tithe tariff w hith ..oe.111(1) effect ae on.
and the unsettled state of finances. all te
to Imre some controllin i effect anon the ml o 0
of the mercantile community eud j A
them from entering In speculative MOVE,
meats In the dry goad+ line , eon hence
odes are confined to the urgent neoweltleaof
:orders required form Meiling
wants. 'Most 'classes ppf home made ten
tiles selling at price. which icareelyskum,
of profit, yet so long as lthe supply Is In excels
of the wants of the trade, and the cotton crop
ptotelvet to he Very teXtre, it would be Very
unsafe to disconnt the future prices In du
fronds. The decline in sln-cord spool cotton
which th e trade anticipated him not yet taken
place, timing to the advance In gold, but
neterthelese the price matt recede to roe be
fore long, _and to 7ec and then to ifig per
dozen.
. . ..
•
ilts!Moire. .. .
•ilALTLidOlit. Jdiy 2.1.--11:ron Orin at ISle for
middling upland, Mar air to salve: How
ard street superfine $04740. extra MOP. do.
tatolir X. 12.850. elty mllls perdue
do. ext.. $7 urdxklo do. ( * idly .$1 610. welt...-
era aoPerdne aitiliA7S. do. e tra Vi.7:47.50, do.
famlbr $7.30 .8. Whiat advanced- 4c on beat
grades. %flukey quiet t *LOC
. _ (.. !
E2MEI
.~'~
eiTrIaBURGII AIARKILT
Ogvica Prrranclecit Gsgurrz, 7
SarrotuaY. July ta-m,
There has been quite a reaction in the mar
bets within the past two days, estrictclatly to
grain and flour. occasioned bY the adVerse
Ovine. from both east and welt, and while
there b at l ive n no quotable decline here as yet•
the indications point pretty etrongly in that
direction. The relapse bread:Quits is owing
part laity to the advance In ocean freights. but
mainly to the fact that the advance was en
tirely ton rapid to he healthy. Only neutral
eessoliare allowed for slob shipments. and
-they are crowded with cargoes and exact the
last cent they can get.. Nor in this relapse con
fined to breadstuff. alone; sugars, coffees and
nil others articles affected by gold, are easier,
though not as yet quotably lower.
A3lll3B—Gnottanged; common soda ash, 4;
rethied.4lo Pearls.. teSX; Pots 71;.
APPLEIS.--Contlnuc dull and with a supply
in excess of the demand, prices are weak and
lower, we continue to quote at it:Q4 per I,bl.
ItUTTEß—lsquiet and unchanged: we con
tinue to quote at 16Cd,Itt for fair, 11,d31 for good
and 2lrj= for prhne to choice.
prlcest.lancy, S5Ol
No. 244: No. 3, V 1,94 Common.
BRAN. , -ull; wow a; per bush.
BROOM CORN—In dull. ILV.r,I:I els.
CAItIION 011,—The market In a shade
firmer, but there Is no Improvement In the.lob
king demand 0011 no change to make In quota
tions. 22X2.3. for standard brands.
CIIEEstE—The demand is rather better
tit Algh the market is not :lett, u and thorn Is
no Change in ;MIMS. Sales at 114. for Ohio
Factory and Goshen. Sweltscr. Iwzrao and hi
good demand.
C/lICKENSI-Sales of spring chickens at O.
efa , per pair; and - full grown Imes at Wealt
per pair. as to 'life d costo re tindion. -
t.:OIO:MEAL-tial a e n s In at $l4llO Per
bushel. as to quality.
DRIED FRUIT.-Peaches in fair demand
and scarce but unchanged; Crime halves. 9 cts;
tit:erten:a. Apples,f49X•
EGGS-Dull and drooping and while the
arrivals are not large the supply seems to be
in excess of the demand: males at Km.
FUJI:It-Is less .tire and easier .though
unchanged; dealers appear to think this re
action only be temporary, and conse
quently are unwilling to make any reduction
notwithstanding It is down somewhat In the
west. We continue to quote good to noise
western flours itt 97,50117,75 per bid. nye
dour $4.
GRAIN-The arrivals of wheat co
light, and this market Is almost bare: Inntinue the
absence of sales, - we continue to quote red at
.1.1,T41.411, and white at $1.452,1,50. Oats firm
though unchanged; we can report sales nn
wharf nod track at 421458; may he quoted nt
r.s for small lots in store. Corn is dull though
t Imlsupply la light, and holden generally stiff;
prime yellow Is quoted at 93 though there Is
some In the elevator waiting for one dollar.
Wt.:may be quoted at MSG-we are report
ed sale ef one car, to arrive, at 94. Nothing
doing to Barley-brewers and mal,ters are
not disposed to buy unless for future delivery,
Its they allege that the weather iv too hot for
toGo a C n E y I t HE n -S t
u n a o sore
reported steady
notwithstanding the decline In gold, though,
of course, the market Is less excited.
Crushed, 15; A Coffee; is; - 11" 'axe 134.
Raw Sugars range from lOitLN. New Or
leans ltlobtsses arm rat Wags. Coffee, 50=.
for ordinary to choice Rio. Syrups dull, and
unchanged.
IIAY-Sales In the Allegheny market to-day
rat 4121-2,16 as to quality and condition.
HEMP-Sales of unaremed Kentucky Hemp
at '
17ShS Corn Immks.3lt4Pi rt.. • •
1.13117..-Fnle.. of Clevelaud nt $2,25 per bbl
.u.l enxtern nt *1.75.
. .
LAND OIL—No.I extra In quoted nt 04X/it
1:1:.1. the maeslda figure fur well extlibllshed
l'exrern brand,
PIDIVISIOIs;S—Market has undergone no
, inotable change. Shoulders, 15 for plain
and laittak for autenr cured; Itiblied Sides.
DX; short rib I.l.Clear Ws; Sugar cured hams
251
s; in a-lki.
k Degs. M ried beef S. an d 17. k, In ten and
Wess Pork, $31.,
POTATOES—DuII and lower. we now quota
t
a PEAlka./Tst--.. Dull. Tennessee, hail eta.
SEEDS—No movement In Clover or timothy
seeds. Tlasseed is also dull 1161.1vIttIttilndleg
the arrivals are light. and cannot he quoted
above r.
.SAL'—Allegheny river brands mar be , quo..
tad at tll.o6 by the car load and *1;it1e.1.7... for
%Mall lids in store.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAM
• New York.
.
- :Ncw Vona, July =.—Cotton Is quietrand
steady: 530 hales at Mtge for middling uplands.
Flour dull and 10315 c lower: receipts 14,701,
sales 9,000 tails at $5.50Q.C,25 superfine western
and State; so,ooild.oo common; 58 extra west
ern and State: $11.5K47,10 mind fancy do; $O,Ol
, 07,50 common and choice wheat. Wheat $6,25
811,01, western extras. Corn: good extra Ohio
s6,4off.ti.ltri common to choice St. Louis, closing
dull., Rye dour steady nod oniet: 2,0 bbls at
$5.4007.25. Corn meal 'unchanged. Whiskey .
dull: 2.50 bbls $1,1ffe.1,12.: Wheat more active:
setelpts 303,017, sale. 178.211 bush; closes Sc
lower on spring and stronger on wintern part
to arrive at $1,41410,50 No. I spring; Sic for
choice; 36auic for No. S, Milwaukee
41 'w....KG,1.31 for No 2 Chicago. _11.17 , 411.1.1 for
spring, $1,1C.Q.1,15 for rejected nod mixed. 51.50
1,57 for red and amber western. $1,55f;1.56 for
red and. amber ,State. $1.8001,80 for white
western, and $1.11t551.05 for white State. Rye
dull. Corn: receipts 1114.9 bush; corn lower,
with sales WOO bush at 1005511 04 , for new
'Western mixed, tisgauu for yellow and ma
Pk for unsound. Oat. receipts 79=1 bush;
iblnto henry and drooping, with, sales 33,00,1
loth at IffNett4c for western and - Ulffale for
Ohio and State. Has - valet. and fhanhr at $l5
509.5 for shipping. Hops firm at 15ff..16c. Pork'
more active but lower, withaales LOU) bbls at
$814if..10,25 for prime mess Irregular; 100 bbls
sold at tan. also sales of , LOUti Ltds mess,
'seller all of August. at $:1 . 42.1ga3)50. Beet
arts and la demand al sl2.txlo for plain mess.
sloa..lff for extra mess. !teeth ams neglected.
'/lerce bye( active: !aloe Or 1..5. - 0 tierces or
Prime Mess at Sakitai; middles quiet. Lard
dull at 161,1 , J,17e for western steam, 17I1(7.171.:c
for kettle. nutter quiet and steady at lesil—n;c
for western, 'fss c for State. Cheese doll at
74,1410. -Coffee In good demand and firm. ,
Ifoliuses dull and nornitml. Sugar dull and
a shade easier; sales of Zle - hhds at 10Iic for
Clmilled; [idle Porto Rico; 3,000 bus Havana
at ilVd.loMc. Petroleum quiet.:sl2.72 for etude,
Sic fur refined. Turpeutine firmer; MMfj,loc.
Metalma heat hing copper steady; ingot firm—
:Via:J.4c for ilaitimore and 1.104 e for lake.
Pig Iron firmer, meow= for Scotch and $33
.for American; bar held at $75 for refined Eng
lish and Americtort; sheet dull at lie iNe gold :
for Russia. Nails steady at Vic forcut, Go for. '
clinch, and "0,1:7e for-horse shoe. Freights
firm and demand not active; to Liverpool.
94000 bush wheatat 10,1 by sail and 12.1 by
;tenth; to London, 0,310 bush wheat by sail at
- Latest-11one closed heavy at a reduction . of
11101 , 15 c. Wheat -steadier, with more Inquiry
for rPring front shlPPers. at $1,30 for sort to
,riine No. 2 Illlsvauireejdor amber western
front speculators $1.5041.57 in store. Rye
imminal. Oats heave, hide being the best bid
to srestore afloat. torn dull at- Stleos.l for
soft to prime mixed western. Pork steady sc.
t3:;",f.' f t7;1:17 , ,madT;0 5 41 . 41?;?.°fE,r/d'r."'.l
Macon unchanged. Eggsfdull and steady,
Chicago. - • •
CHICAGO. July f.l.—ElVhange unchanged;
Flour very quiet and widow/red. Wheat 7.11.. ac.
lower; sales of N 0.2 at sl',upai 06 for regular
and $1 18a1 :War fresh; closing arm at out
side rates. afternoon the market un
setAled at $1 2301 53N sellers for August.
Corn firmer and a shade higher: closing MU
' for N 0.2. This afternoon the market quiet nt
51{04.4 sellers for August. Oats quiet; plot-
In at .17y for No. 2. ltre Inactive and tdmoet
a lninal at tee. for No. Y , Ilighwlnes dull -at
it 7 . wood; 98c. for Iron. Provisions steady
1 unchanged. Hogs opened active but
closed Maid°. lower: 00 WAD DO for fair to
extra prime. Cattle dull: receipts past, 84
hOwnl-3.680 bbls. tour 5.5213 bus. wheat; 134,
lot bus. corn; 36.097 bus. oats; 2.370 bus. rye;
2%5151m5. barley. `Shipments-9.d t 5 bids. tour;
gaJW.but. wheat; 1%142 bus. corn; 34.805 bus.
oats; 11.21.5 bus. rye; I.traShus. burley. Preigh.s
steady and unchanged.
ECM=
CINCINNATI. July Z,—Flour dull and price!
nominal. Wheat has declloed to $1.,..9 Del:,
but was not offered freely at 'these rates.
Own Is dull at 900 for mixed. Oats dull and
decliniug. with • sales of time at 4n 90e, and
oldat nitil4e, Rye dull of 90Q90c. cotton I.
dull at 18.,ikblac for middlings. Wlll,key held
at ffl, but best offer mode wan enc. Provisions
dull but held at full rates, aahnothleg of Im
portance was done. Lard Is held at 16Xc.
Bulk meats are held nt labie for shoulders.
and Isnr, 10X, and 170 for .Ides. flacon Is held
at '14.4a for shoulders, and 17i.:0,11iXc for sides:
with a fair demand : for sugar cured hams. at
25;0, but nolders are asking Ss. Butter Is
scarce at' 2.lrdxfie, nearly all coming In had
condition, owing to the Intense heat. Eggs
are dull et Lialtc. Linseed oil. 11.1 C In Abe
Jobbing way. Lord oil, /1.11V,1..."). There is
Exchange lu Orocerica Gold. 1194 buying.
change dull at Hoc discount buying.
QOM
•
Sr. Louts. July tl.—Tobacco Ann and un
changed. CottOgnouninal at 1.742.17)dc. Hemp
Drat at 14,4W41,65; undressedrope and bag
ging Unchanged. Flour dull and weak: !M D°,
dna * {SOPA]; X 55.003-542.; XX ss,4u4dm.
Wheat Irregular and lower; No. 8 red - fallsl=
81.25
sales. new spring ; No. n coc. Whisky lo o w n e e r y itTL B l
eLte. Provisions quiet and Arm. Pork at
$301e.73,60, according to weight; dry salt shoul
ders 14c; clear rib 17,deltue; clear 1814. Lard
firm; rotund lots choice steam Inc, and in small
*ir iewalake.
Cattle Ann at to(&. for fair to prime; &IP&
The, for choice to earn. Hoge scarce and
wanted at feliltn•
Philadelphia.
Pititanct.prits, July Cotton In Im
proved demund, with middling at 19,4003 e.
Jelourßull and lower supertlne.ll.s.3' 7x; extra
f;Niiy`ok.` , Z,fs';'7 ,l o".. - 41,-.l,7l7SoolaleZZ
Indiana and Ohio do. $7/47,50; fancy as
a„AI. Wheat dull and lower. State and west
ern red tiLanraLfr; 'white $1,11). !Lye dull at
$l,lOl for western and State, COrn dnll
and lower. yellow 111,12; mixed western SLOS
51.10. (Mtn In fair demand: Plate dingle.
Petroleum; very small business dune; crude
Idc and refined 2010. Whiskey unchanged.
. .
•
idnuisymi.r., July M.—Ragging unchanged.
and market active. Cotton a abode Armer,
middlings held at lgc. Grain quiet and steady;
wheat f 10dr(! 1.3). Corn' $l,lO. Provisions
have a weakening tendency; pork VI. flacon
lfgiblWir,loc. Hulk meats 1141174116 c. Lard
1:),;e. limns 24,5(c. Whiskey E1V.1.01. Tobacco;
sales 113101 d%. market active and unchanged
prerinus ritiot4llollß.
Detroit. •
DrrnotT, July a --Flour, demand good and
market Arm with choke at $7.750A,110. Wheat
lower with a very moderate demand on East
era itecoitol; extra $1,61; No. I $1,500.1,51; low
grades dull with regular at Val; amber $1,30.
(k , rn arm al - fkle for No. I. Oats lower with
western St Mc'.
=32
(bore Co. a.—Flour unchanged; wdea
ot 21,MX) Ws Jul`at $7.75c No.l aprlnk fillak
amber winter at $100; while $0,75; XX wheat
b I No. 1 Milwaukee Club
rter l ag 2 4ulet b and held at sl.4lloeLle.
Oats doll and amall Bairn Ohio 'at 117, , ce; Illi
nois offered to arrive at 61c. -
Cleveland.
.axreLAgn, July.-t.-Flour quiet and un
changed. eat 'weak and lower; without
activity; N ot red {Mt-No 2do $1.42. closing
heavy end depressed. Petroleum continues
,very dull; holders' views irregular: it-is Im
possible to arrive at reliable quotations. .
il4E.urnia, Ju1) , 2 1 ..-Cotton quiet and Orm at
hc; reeelPla iB wes. exports Cl. Corn meal
gl ',2'.%10.80. Coen een2l.l.oG Oats at. nay
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : MONDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1870.
Wall 2k. Llrd 1NQ1.4.3ic. Pork gr.,U3. Ba
con: shoulders 1210. Fide. 19Xc. •
Toledo.
TOLEDO, Julyo.—Flour qulpt and /fir-d' bet
ter. itjbeat quiet; Wabash sl.ls.amber MOA
. 31.41. No 1 red •Welmidl $1.4.4, No 2 red do
•fr,42, No 3do 1.1.:02. Corn needy and quiet:
No 1 FQ.K.Sic. No 2 sarmsc.
. . -
elllteaukee. _
;1 1
511, werultE, July 13.—Flour nominally un
inn ed. Wheat utidettletl et $1....et for No. I
at ' i.2.3f0r No. 2. - Oat 4 firmer at stc forlen,
Can (inlet at rk :for rejected. Rye nocil..
al.
N'e , a Orleans.
•
NEW 0.1.1-EASS, July , '!.—Cotton ull and
...anal; middling/. 1.417.1(c: aides 10.1 bales:
nelpts IT bales, exports 11,730 bal s, stock
43.tia; boles.
IMPORTS RV RAIL,ROADI
tLiveLAND AND PITTSIICROD ITLitOLD
(1 , Itr.s.sr. July 2S-4I cars I e ore, Me night, I'
&Col 2 do p iron, Nltnick & Co: 1 oI s ore s
Brian &Cu; 1 du c do, Jones & L; 1 do do Sho
enberger. Li & Co: B,ok It loather. W W lug
don;4 0,000 ft do, Slack & 042 cars blo ms, Mho-
Ink. & Co; I be Ink, Nlerchants Hote ; 1 c saw
Hubbard tiro; 4 pkg.. climrs, Jim Berton: 1
be K wan', Lorene al WI 'knits el re, J Me-
Llorg:103 ems carboys, I'eno Salt 3 an( Co; 100
bgs,trolll stuff. (1 nolonni & M_:l kg eg • ~ 1' Duff
4,:ion: 1 crate cigars. 'l' W Baker b /bls egg.
2do butter, H Rea Jr: 3) bbl applev. ' Owens:
1001 p Iron; Rees, (.4 & I): 1 do do, .' og & Co;
:15 to s starch, Watt. L Nl' ern o staren.
LI) bag do, W Alllier - Ai'Co: 111 tubs. t ',Lowe°, 1
kg do, Pretsfield lIro; 10 tubs do, .3 . Nichol
son; )(realm do, M W Rankin Bro:3 .ks leath
er, 11 Pflaum; 141 gal stoneware, W Smith; 4
Ithds 'Shoulders, 4 obis egg.. 4.: Marten n; 1 bog
powder, J Boson; 1 Ctlr. 'amber. 1 dos matting,
,A Meparresh, 50 craw starch. J A Ite chase; fill
do do, Rinehart. & Si 80 SAN do. S 1' .. • river & WA° do, J IV Wilson & Son U dot IL II A
,Clark . & Co; I car Ice, W Scott .t Co; 1 I boxes
.l , Kroilo. ArboiCklns; ro do do, IV 31 Cu noisy.
- - -
Trzintetruall. FONT WATit M
AND 'HICAQO ,
I . IAD. July 23. no LW alcohol, ete--
ter & 'mid% 2(0 do flour. owner; LINI b et oats,
W J eck; 30 MIN shovels, Myers & A !nor; 10
bus cheese, Johnston & Colvin; 1 b 1 eggs.
Woodworth A. Leavhom; 10 bus cheese, ittiyiner
&I#d; 10 do do. S Ewan ec C o; (Ado no. MI-
L
worn , Harper & Cu; :Xi bus lump. Ibexes A.
Well, . 100 Webs flour. (0 Linduay, Jr .1, Co; Al
pigs md. Elernlnr, Agnew .5 Co: I ear bonev,
Sewn I & Emerson; - I do ruble, Aiken & Co;
57 elm . SloCullimah. Smith & Co; 10 but
army, W Cooper .5: Cu; 20 do do. NJ ftrailvin
1$ do do. J J Pettit.
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PrrINIIVIDI II AND Cosincm2lr/Li.4 RAIL
-11O."1. July 21-10 rolls leather.] 17 McLaugh•
len: 12 do do. 31 DeLange,• 10 pkgs do, 0 N
Hoffstolt; 0 do do, 'looker, Deitrich '&1 Co; 14
Pull bile tar, diode, hemp, Full a, II .04 Co;1145 eke
oats, 10 Welsh & Co; 37 do o, IMF& Beet; 29
rolls leather. G H Ande on; 1 bl/1 - treloas,
Watt. Lang & Co; 0 Mlle co., Taalall Dlek
ey & Co; 1 car old metal, J ea ' Marshall; Bp
bgs oats, Blaney .0 Moore; It kegs nalls. I" II
Oliphant: 5d bbls salt, John I Ilunso & ;lick' 12
... t CA ai ro t T C ' l b o l ; a lgis p oa l k .i&e'lltint bile .I'llie/-;
/8 rolls llSAther, A r.. 34..... I.
Prrralmittrot CINCINDAS AND tee. .lout,
12.1.1111.0 AD. job' ,23.-3 CDS , stares, Strati. &
tiro; I 'do do, Wil li am I astlngs; Id) bbls
Hour, Shomaker k Long./helm; 403 bee do
owner: 1 car millteed. Schnelbach & Hey l; 5
bbl. egg/6 Flt Craighead; FM/ d0..1 J Fettllf 1
Ox mdse. W II Graff; I.bht eggs, J A Grad; 4
bales broom corn, Haler & ,NN oods; 87 bgs oats.
Sam Hood; 1 car scrap IrOn. Brown & Co; 3
Nits bm/.8 11 Floyd & Co;" bids b wines Ship.
W
ton & allace.
- . I
ALUM 11CD1' STATION Joy M.-171 •as oat..
Adorns & Knox; 23 ims eh ese, A E lioldrich:
124 10. on., 31 Steel & SoM :tz hides, A'& J
Groettinger 3: 0; ,1 .r cot/perm:v. J 31 Hemp
hill; 1111 bias lime Gm SIAN art; I ear lumber,
A. C Taggart; 0 bas ink, W. H Itrll I; tot hard
ware, I , Simpson; 0 ban cheese, E It Thomas.
A /./.conr..vr V .1.1.1.141 r RAILROAD. July 20.. i.
01 hides. John Itubentlne; I sack meal. Faulk
Gibson,. I coop ponnrr. 11, J Blanchard; 2 cats
11
4 11 D. P Ilrnogh; 3do dd. Ilendenton & Co: \ 2
bbls tallow. Ifinamett 5. Sun. -...
=I
I'MTSIII7/1011. 1111OWNSVILLS AND (Igagra
Pagratrreoseaay. July 37.-123 sits onto, 2$
do wheat. W Weinti &Co: 17 bale* bag, 41 Raf
ferty; 14 buckets b berries, T Grubbs; f. bbls
whiskey. F. Knutheld; 2do eggs. Dilworth 41
& (o; 24 bales hay, 16 mks feed; Cnnipbell ,b C:
:.a) bblo flour. J S Dilwort Co; 5 bin rtnegsr
Srltouffert st boo s - Flamm, II Conway; spk .
two. J W Craig; 2 bblo senlsky.
0 Wells; 23 hitors butter, :1 do eggs, A rrimon
Crt; bbl, do, bucket • butter. olgt. 31 a: Co:
ii bbireggit, A Hopkins; LA olio barley, Bitch
cock Met, A- Co; IS' oko wheat, 4 bids egg,. 3
.kn oats. alcentikla ll & Co; fl oko onto. Watt.
PER ,slox rron;July sks
corn, 125 do oats, Dose E:31: bee ITI - 10, Clark
&....lionf 45 skit of vale, .t L tales. 5
pkg. stogies, R & W Jenktnsoo: 9 do 46; W llf I.
Inr & Co. SI sks oats, W J Meek:.ll bites bay,
135 sks wheat, 40 do middlings, 34 do oats. J &
W Falrley.
Gassy,. en. 1113.1. k, July _--N she oats
illtchcock. IfeC & 3 bbls urge. 5 kegs but
t er. E ban rye, J .1 Pettit: aell, gni:, stoneware,
W If Cooper .k (..54 1 15 ohs wheat, Welsh &
16 sks oats, Malone &A;l3 do do, II Floyd
& 35 Ike con:, & II; 3l baskets pot ab.i.o.
It McKean.
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Lubricating a, d High Test Burning Oils.
ECLIPSE RAILROAD AXLE OIL, .
utanda great beat without-change; remains Sig
, plat lowest tem o r , ...ratues , , Special ell for tropt
12AOTIVmates Z
h /i.4 r ( e itlVlt . MACHINE POOP;
Will cot sinew,,
PAW !HU. ANDI PLANING MILL 01/.3.
Adapted for high speed.
!WINKLE OIL, , oo& HEAD-LIGHT 014
WI., TAtiNGILS , LIP. lIIINgOLIC
PING and :RINI lINGIASOL.".t ..
ffi .:IIZIPMAN O ht. 1. "11A 7, 1 Bright iron.
Work and Machlde Iron:liar "
Tbet. products are ntanoreetnred L ander Dr.
'Tweddle's Dermot' a r e Steato 14 Voce..
The Lubricating 0 • are almoot odorless. perfecUy
grg r ri 4,7l4:rnutt.? nTgaXe:li,gtdcolnZaliss=l.l
i.
ditring trireme n... . The Itallroad Olb are one
qmdle.ll.-and are 1.1 .amsugm use upon many of the
principal Railroad ...Samples can be examlned and
..dere left at 114 W 001) STREET. Works at
Sharpen:mg Brldg .
JOILV Q. WORKMAN I'll. RICHARD DAVIS
WORK AN &' DAVIS,
acceseon t 0 WORKMAk. MOORS 61'0., m.o.
facture and ere In
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Cages„ rri i - Buggies,
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3 •
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SPRIN(I. i& B JCK WAGONS.
4d, 41, 46 8;148 aver SI., Allegheny.
1
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Repalrimr .1.1.1 and promptly executed. Or
den for New .W rk R l ien D in good style and
warranted to glee galls Mimi in every partlen!ar. ,
Er - Newest styli of w Ir k constantly on hand.
SOLE AGENTERM e New 'Haven Wheel Com
pany'. make 41 . SART N'S PATENT WHEELS
and Rapp's Pate Qui Shifter sad Anti-Battler
for Shane.
11. RICHARD /ATI,
Wrest of Alen. e d W
of WORKMAN., 001
betea tot
ter be coo ree d
name aolicited.nd_ptyle t (APO!
s
•
harlut purchased the In.
D.lllnore. In the late arm
E A CO.. the bualueas sill
at theuld Rand, under the
KIIAN A—DA Orders
JULIE Q. WORKMAN.
11. RICHARD DA VIC,
Urinal Dank. Plusher - eh.
1.0 V1 4 .:1)
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Ila.ewllli (Y
IN
CHER
SEEDER.
It has been In n 4
Called In an tang!!
(ton to the Pure..
When run to Ite
of Cherries In !SO
The Machine I
Ilandsome.
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hie
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s. .
It is the best C.
excetion de . . I
All p orra add
I the lest •Itt years,and never
nap to give entire eeuerae.
! gad ty . , It 'sill seed a bumbel
tee.
.sp. Struple. Dorible .d
tile. thereby edeptlng fl to
.y Seeder In the MerteL No
to
JAM
N-0.186
BOWN,
VoodF3treet,
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o Filled. at
Will
lURERS'PRICES
MANUFA
PENING
GOODS.
and Gaiters,
GRIND It
NE
Shoo t 's Bo
No. itai 0 - 110 AVE II
UN, ALLICUIIIOgY CITY
The O l ndtmamed
of Ms old ollee,and
meet of 1101,M, hill,
timAls as wen as ;
Former patrons and I ,
fed:mt
as attain taken possenaloo
stocked It with rich anort-
NS AND GAITERS.
ore will Etre sattataction.
• e public Sr. Invited to visit.
LIENUT PAULO&
JOSEPH -1/2
HUNTER,
Dierohan ;
WWI LIRE "
OtoklemyotMume
pa&Al
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RIVER NEWS.
The Co ter and Kate Putnam were ex
pected to arrive at St. Louis on Thuniday
night.
The towboat Fearless was sold on
Thutsday by A. Blackmun, to
Marsh McDonald.- Price, $1 . ..5,000.
'rho Monitor. front Parkersburg. and
Bello. from l ieneva. arrived and departed
an usual on SatUiday.
Capt. J. I. Vaulna,k has .coutracted for
a third time with a third party to launch
the Carrie V. Koontz., to lie afloat in :10
days.
The .Exellauge Was due at Ciaciuna
nn; Sat army.
—The Thilaideaux Sentinel, referring
to the expleaion of the Hight. Way, at
Line Oak Plantation. on the Ifith, gives
the following in addition tothe dispatches
relati'Ve to this disaster. published in
Wednesday's Gazette , : The wounded
hive been brought to Thibodeaui, where
they are cared for by our citizens and .the .
Mayor. 'The engineer on duty at the
time of the..aceident nays- that the hoot
wan lying still, the doctor working well,
and L the engines slowly moving,- with
steam at one hundred and thirty pounds,
being lees than her allowance by .twenty
floods, when 'the ex pingion occurred.
thinks• that the accidenOwas occasion
ed by some fault in a new sheet of boiler
iron -that had been 101 l on tile boilers.
about two weeks since. All the boat's
layers and valuables were saved from the
.wreck. (ieorgo Lotnberd, third clerk, is
wounded, and at the residence of C. A.
liner, on Leighton plantation.
—The New' Albany correspondent of
the Louisville Conmerefalsays: "Among
the earliest boat-builders at New - Albany
were Peter Tolone, Martin Humes, Peter
Stow, M. Dowerthan. Thos. Humphries
and Jno. Evans. Dowerman was onkof the
father-in-laws of Thos. Humphries; who Is
the only one of these old worthies now
living. Hippie Beagle are the two
oldest steamboat cabin-builders around
the falls_ The site of their present shop
has been occupied for that purpose forty
years, being the shop in which Mr. Stow
once built boats."
—We clip the following front the St.
Louis Deln,rat of Wednesday: Day lie ,
fore Yesterday the wife and two rhildren
of liohort D. Courts, mate of the steamer
Richmond. residing at Benton Station, on
the Pacific Railroad were bittenrt by a
small baldly dog. supposed to he mad.
The dog was instantly killed by Mr.
but the uncertainty, in regard- to the .re
sult has plunged the family in a state of
painful apprehension.
—„The Cincinnati thinmerrial in Indic.
ing the death of Capt. D. N. (i reenleaf:
says: NVe have known deceased for fif
teen years. lie originally tame from
Wheeling . or vicinity, and was fOrillerly
•cond clerk on the Altainont and Cite of
Wheeling. lle ,was a man of brilliant
promise. and capable to fill- almost any
station on a ateandmat. '
—We learn from St. 'Amite that Captai,
Tom Roger.. has • temporarily amount.,
command of the famous Nick Wall
place of Capt. Tom Poe. Who conies hom
,m a visit. Capt. Tom Poe, late of the Sal
-he, left 'St. Lonii§ for tleorgetown
WedneNdllV.
—The Louisville Courier say; it ece•
rumored on the streets in Memphis Sntur•
day that Frank ❑irks. Sat 13reen
Lucre Ilnrnistend and Dirk Lightburn
had brought thu steamers C. 13. Church
and M. J. Wicks.
—Cattle is . the important feature fo
down frijol on lied river, most of tho boot
aro getting full load., though at low ti
urea, any $.l for grown and $2 for yea.
lingo
—The Shreveport .`..;;Ailltierstern men
lions the departure of tho St. Louis pack
et Nick Wall. with 200 100h1..1 cattle to
Memphis.
Lockhart. a passenger on tit
Kate Robinson. from Cairo to Vottiaville
died on Itoart:l that Steamer aboyr LOE, I' 11
worth on Wednesday,
. .
- -The lllinnesota river is rising slowly
on account of the recent reins, but about
the only effect it will have will be tacherk
the fall for the present, •
—The Northern pailket Co. has sold the
steamer Jas. Means td Vausent SOn, of
Le Claire, for *4.500.1 It will be used for
towing rafts this season..
—The towboat Simpson Horner, Iron
New Orleans to Pittaborgh.. war doe a
Cincinnati nn Friday.
expenses of the ft. E. hee on he
ra,inw trip were eight tholiwttid
4,1.1.4g1.,f her reeeipt!..
—Tim t eonverme arrived at 61i
einnati, Thureilay, and the Tidal AVav
departral for low Oqeana. the , aamerday
-Capt. Chr firestAan, of the Juniata
lathed at einCinnati On Thutleday.
RIVER PACKETS.
MONOiIitiAHELA 11110C11. •
THE FLEET STEAMER)
BELLE,
J.
J. c:e s yrfulOTT' • iCneuteanilar.
.
• Clerk.
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Indepeodentl'illsburgh. Brownsville and
;Genera Packet. I
Lesven Wltin'sf Hatt abono Brie"
every TUR DAY.THCDAYILS and PlkiLL)Ak
at3r.ll.
_I
Will carry Freight md Passengers to an peleteen
the Monongahela river. •
. Forfretclitorpaseage aspirin. loud or atViibarl
tan". at foot of Gnu% Wert:.
• 'SiLid. SicSLROY CO.. Agent.
STEAMSHIPS
CUNA_IID LINE.
The British sad North A mprters. dorsi d itia%
Mall Ste:m.lllpm, between h awl nth and
Liverpool, call's. at Cork Harbor. . 1 1 00 . 1 .
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SCOTIA. WEI/I:I . /LSI/A V. JIILY
CUBA, AUG.
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CALA BIG A, TII URSDA Y. JULY 2s.
SIBERIA, " AUO. 4.
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AMARIA. " Is.
.NATIONAL LINE.,
DE:i3IAILIC: THE (AMEN; FRANCK: VIR
GINIA. eyerLfialurdny. Pusenguni booked by
' ""
• P." lgited T re("ollMlCK.
ti/arrre B uilding. Beeund floor.
Flinlthileld street and Kith avenue.
rro , LIVERPOOL AND QUEE\3-
BTRAMBIIIPS, numbering Holdeniirmudjak
Chu. vela, amen/ there the eelehne•
CITY OF PARIS, CITY OF ANTWERP
CITY OF . BOSTON , CITY,OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF LONDON.
Balling EVERY SATURDAY' Pie r
W. ye Now York. For parkawior farther o N row. "th
lino apply to
143 SMITIII7XLI; iTILEST.
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BSTABLISBSB BY A. k T. GORILY, ISIS
W. M. GORMLY,
Wholesale Grocer,
271 LIBERTY STREET,
C=1=3731
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M. STEELE & SON,
•' Commission Merchantii,
And Dealers le PLOWS. DRAIN. TEED. ac., an
No. 01110 ISPRKET. near Oat Common. All.
satiny My.
Meanor & Harper,
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jmouR,GILADI AND PRODUCT
CommissiCommissionMerch,s,nts,
No. 3211 LIBERTY STREET
o.oammmtswWdUkr
W. C. 'Armstrong,
. 18uocassnr to Fetzer ?irsoattoni.)
'ROUGH COMMISSIO3 MERCIIIIIT;
apuralu No. 713 ukaxiT STREET;
L. J.I3LANOHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
. .
1 ; 1 :201 96 PENN STREET.
LITTLEjItAIRD A PATTON, Whole
BALM UMOCERS,_Commlulcn Mireluau and
en la Produce. now, Bacon, ve....,100,
rlrboe Auld L Olt Iron, Nall...Glaaa, elmt.. -
Yana and all fitlabarsh Manufactures fluently,
L I% and 114 szcoxe-sTemerr. Plttsbarrh.
.JOtta m. Rating. —LIM. Hanna.. Ana. in. NOVet.
JOIN I. IlintiLlt 8808 m Bneeetworg
to JOIIN 4. HOUSE & CO.. iYholaa•J• Grocers
and Comadmalon Sorehanta k amnia O X Sadtataid
and Water cruet, Minbaryn. 1
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arDOCTOR WHITTIER CONTIN
, UES To TREAT ALL PRIVATE DIP,
'RARER. Thar. num.°. clan of rases resniU.4
'from sellbabuse, producing unmanliness , nervous
dbilit, tability, eruptions, seminal. stmisalous..
and artaßY ImpotenCy permanently cured- Persons
afflicted with delicate. Intricata and long standing_
constitutional complaints are politely invited to
Call fur consultation. which costs nothiag. RsP/-
Menne, the best of teachers, has enabled him to
Perfect remedies at once efficient. safe. permanent.
And which in most cases can be used without hind
rance to oneness. Medicule• prepared In the es
tablishment. which emtnatirs onicsijaception and
waiting rooms; also boarding and sleeptng apart
ments r patients requiring daily personal atten
tion. an d vapor and chemical baths • thus concen
tratina the famed mineral sprius. No num., aac,
have failed, state your wise. Rend what he says It.
his pamphlet of al ty pages, sent to any address for
two stamps In scaledenvelope. Thotonthds of mare
treated annually, at ado., and all over the enuntry.
Consultation free. personally or by mall. Wane No.
9 Wylie street, (near Court I louses Illtsbnrith Pa.
Hours 9A. m. r. a. Sundays 12 a. tolll P. N.
.Pamphlet sent to any address for rtro evance.
rEi =• DYSPEPSIA — NEW MODE OF
pp TREATMENT.
it 0 Pik .. .430H WALKER. the distinguished En
lish Botanist, discovered In 11 ustrodita aa excellent
ilotanlc remedy.. effectual cure fur Indigestion,
md liver fromplaitith, and communicated
thaeame to the Philadelphia Botanic Inslltum.
The Secretary wi11... application, forward tree to
all, this Important rwfM"..
The Medical Reform Society who makes this an=
nounremerd will not mate any charge lu, th is
recipe. the object being to demonstrate the so pe
Dimity of Botanic over every other practice of
medicine. bet In return request thosearrho are
lamented to forward to the Society • statement
of their nine, and thee V with fleets
elO the e
iEare
fr ' i t'v el m the "" to in
T ' A v Nl , t INSTITI7T/C.". SIR South 131.1 i anat.
Philadelphia.
IirMANHOOD HOW.LOSTI HOW
RESTORED —Just Published In• sealed
envelope. Price. sit rents."A LECUR
TE TIIN
,NATI/ItAl. TREATMENT, and Radical Cure of
Spermatorrh rem, or Seminal Weaknesetted imp
ments to Marriage fle
Hplleppel geg!i i .r e Nsi,r:ollinnese. Con
""""'. PEI N411.4.21. •1° 1.5 "
author of the '11im4141147 ,, tr„ eaBOON TO
sell. ' te B t riatg °Velma. to any inierese n trilA r 4 7
lgrrglyNexrAr
York. Postorlice boa 43Se. Alto Dr. Cul t
vaemrwps
"Marriage Guide." Pena 13 °en.. msPiteld
w o
lar - BATCHELOR ' S lIAIR WEE.
This splendid lisle Dye Is the best In the
world. Harmless. reliable, Instantaneemedoes not
contain lead. nor • any MALI(' Meson to prod..
pensive's or death. Avoid the vaunted and delu
sive Dreutilations bonging virtues the y do./ pos
sess. The genuine W. A. Batchelor'. Hair holdas
had 30 years unthnesired reputation tl, up Its
Integrity as the only Perfect Hair Dye—Black or
Brown. sold hr APPII.d at 1 11
Bond street. N. P. res
IrrAVOID lILIACK.N.—.I. Iletlin or
early indlaeletion.cauving nervous debility.
premature decay. ac., having tried la vale every
advertised remedy. ha. discovered aaldiple ammo.
ar actr-earn, whiarhe will send free to hie fellow
sufferer.. • iillEyEs. •
Nnssitu Alma: ,i1;14 7 i1;;Ii Ut?.
FINANCIAL
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Allegheny Savings Bank,
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(3RGA.N.IZIS:D
.. ENT 1845.
STOCKHOLDERS IND
6 IVIHUALLY LIATILE.
Deposita received end per cent. Clone 011 11 me
derenita. Pertirulerettontion given to C ollection._ ection..
end proceed. peon:n.l.l7 reinitted.
Diecount dem MONDAY end TII tilo DA Y.
Di : •
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James 1.. Unshani, John Been.
A. Moore. 0. IVettaeb.
D. Delleren. . Andrew Ackley, -
S. 11. Stier.
JAMItn I...GRAHAM, President.
JOHN IV. RIDDLE. folder. - }innhalo
• THE • •
DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK,
No. 0 ItlAllol4 D. Pretentlnon.
CANT/LI 112.10.000
STOCILIIOLZ.Ita iNtll,ll4, LTA' LiAutilt.
Deposits In turns of I and'uerds
Interest allowed on tim S e aleivisills: nw Particular received.
at
tention given to collections. proceeds of which
will be nitnitted pninietiri
, James C.per. • Abraham Lim!son.
James J. Allison.. Andrew 1... floninstah
Wm. tilndo. i.. Widerbold. - .
Jos. Irleming. W... P. ti.sw,er,
• President—N. P. sAwa.rr •
harAl
. -
Tradesmen's National Bank,
%MD STREET, CORNER SECOND.ArE.
INTEREST.PAID'ON pErosirs
Gold, Coupon Bonds and Stork—
=
.1. illiA L
Preelont,
c.c. 41,
• _AL I_,Ii:GHEN-1-.
NATIONAL, BANIS,
Of Pit t
N. 33 , FIFTH AV - F:IN trE:
Capital ti!ock
.8;fto.000
J. w. COOS, President, .
H. W. micacty, °ashler,
W. AtisCAPSDLESS, Asst. °ashlar.
EMI
NEW YORK. 31,r 1 STO.
rr in FIRM OF . T. I. TAILOR 6:
COOPER IP dioloNibi by ntattial oonovt.•d
ba•• tNif tbsy I..rnsed • limn.. partnvi•Nip
und•r. 1194111.4.{
TAYLOR & COOPER,
No. 5 Broad St.,
•
for the transaction Of a general Timken/we and lib
nanclal business, negotiating Loans. S.c.;
MR. JOHN BAILEY
As speclal partner, heels', eontriOntedll3o.ooo
to the common stock.
.
We take this mtunity of thanking the en,
tomen of the olds ia rm for their past patronage...ad
of soliciting a continuance of their favors.
We ORO o bu si nes s y-rims to Mi. and respectfully
solicdt thei In the pnrchsse and sale of
allsecurltho dealt In at the New York Stock or
(laid Exchange.
Coupordcand Dlsidends mihicted.
Interest allowed on deposit. .
Orders by Mail or Telegraph promptly executed
TIIOB.- 1.. TAYLOR.
WM. COOPER
JOIIN RAII.E I.
Refer by permission to First National Bank.
•Pittsburerh. lebbyti
CENTRAL BANK
No. 35 Bank Block,
I=
MEM
Bank of Discount and Deposit
STOCIMOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIADLI
lettered Allowed on Time 'Amite.
Ciillectiona mad. In nil tho Priddiddi of the
United Misted nnd Goad...
DIR MADISON
THOMAS VAIVCRIT, MADISON BAILEY,
I). W. C. CARROLL, J. F. DENNIIITON,
JAMEB IL IRIL B INS, GEORGE DINOLIAN,
JULIUS ADLER, • JARED 31.11EC811
JAM/N BROWN. PAUL 11. RACER,
J. IL WALTER, JAMES LYONB.
THOS. FAWCETT, PrßeldeoL-
J. W. I/ A VITT, LRahler.
M. BUNNING& Mal. Caahler.
spIRFAIRwr
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
No. 65 Fourth Avenue.
=Me
ASSETS, 82,598,371 60.
open daily from 0 o'clock X. a. to 3 o'clock P. It.,
nod SATURDAY EVENINGS. Imre May Ist to
November Ist, rem 7 to 0 o'clock. and from No
vember let to May lei, from to PI o'clock.
lkoseialta received of all sums of net hum than
ONE pommt. and • dividend of the profits de
clared twice • year. In June and December. Inter
est hes Oben declared semlotnnually In June and
December. since the Balla was organized, at the
nue of Six Per Cent. per Year.
Interest, if not drawn out, Is placed to the credit
lof the depositor as principal, and bears the earns
nterest from the first days of June and December,
compounding twice • year, without troubling the
depositor to call. or even to present his pass book.
At this rate money will double in less than twelve
year.
the olllce.
PfleginsucT—JAMES TIERDMAN.
Via PIIIMIDIMTS.
Ommge Aleree A. H. Pollock, 31. D.,
John G. DAGlOfell. Robert Robb,
Benj. F. Vabnentock. John H. Shoenberger;
James McAuley,,Jamee Sbldle ,
Jamas 13. D. Maeda.
;Alexander Speer,
Isaac M. Pennock. .Chrlatlan Teak, r.
TRVIRTIMI.
(l ' a . I CA i dTn l Pe r. , "n*
I P:1171.. g rd ' b l
John tfindle7. • 'John Mmehell,
George back. 'Walter P. Men dell.
Remain, John' R. McFadden,
Chula A. Colton, Ilhald McCandless,
John Evens, Henry W. Oliver, Jr.
John J. 11111esple, William Phillips,
William S. Harem. • Ormaby
su P am e a te ....d r 11 0 .. n liu r n u k i cy,
e ß h l m ugwa en 2t.
Alexander Tined°,
Rubmt C. Loomis, William Van Kirk,
TgaMsuRER—CHAJILIcs A. COLTON,
algenreaur--JASIRS
U. . MENDS.
Te • T. T.
TrQgo's TeaberryToothwash.
I,,th. mira! pleasant, cheapest and best Dentifrice
L
free from Injurious ingredients.
Itireserres and whitens the Teeth !
PoVe r s ' at erthiigrAT
Prevents sommolatton of Tartar!
r It ' sl4:i n ri d o r '" :1: rlfin t
For W. by all Drum m&
A. a. McCOWAN J.a DI;KOWN
M.N.Cowan &Coo,
f BOULEVARD . PAYERS,
we fildewaqrhyellarey Inside Verde,
Vilim - ,lc.
All RANTED AGAINST CIIANGES OF ete le NEAT
:JD lILD.
t ( left nt GAZETTE °Mee. or at 39 FEDERAL
REST, Alleenenr. promptly attended to.
Art: I b iarreTlatte to d. L er.
•
1
bbls Lonisville Hydraulic Te•
~ RENT. best In two Tot =le by
•
t/IJ
.. J. la CANFIELD. •
141 Fleet aystloe. •
DRIED APPLES.-10 , bbllg extra
nloe forme by
J. B. CANFIELD. 141 Finn. avenue.
-tea.-: c:.xT.s..~',n'`s.~l..:u H:;~~~.Fi~~'
FINANOIAL.
AMERICAN BANk,
No. 80 Fourth • Avenue.
PiTTSIURGII
MEEZERE
•Stockholdtirs Individually_ Liable.
BANK bIiSCOUNT AND DKPOSIT. •
JOHN,FLOYD. WM.. FLOYD,
President. Cashier.
litsecroom
Thos. M. l[ ` ball, ' John DI. listll.4.
Wm. T. Shannon.l Archibald Wall.
James W. Arno. Jas. D. Kelly,
CLL. B. Leech. ; Wm. FIOPL
John Flod. '
Collectios rnmie on all points In the United
States blld C a ned. Prompt attention paid to nor.
reitiondonts.
CITY BANK,
112 FIFTH_ AVENUE
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CAPITAL $lOO,OOO
KTOCKIIOLDERS IN utvirRIALLY LIABLE.
asTEnc.r PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN nxcLlANun bought and sold, and
when desired remitted tit Europe. C oll mq , °..
made 1113 all end M all the Manta ol t h e
Ceuta S4les and Caaa..
DOMINICK 111.11 SEN. Prealflant.
' JAMES MICAIIE. VI., President.
W. N. SIORG AN.
. • .
D.lhmnen. Jartwohte..b e . -
Thomas Itourki.: I (ugh Renting.
Peariek Knee. Terence Campbell,
Ous. B. Harr. I • 3313,3eN Phelan,
• (10. Al.OOlOl, ! •H. A.Preir•olNe.
It. 3; 00.0 r. nom. Hamm
N. Vtupy. •
JeLLS 309. M. ((AZZAM. So1100•r z _
FREEIIOLD BANK •
AND BUILDING -ASSOCIATION,
No. 100 Fourth Ave., Pitlxburgh..
('APITAIt... • V.433:888:
DEPOSITOR-9 SECURED By REAL ESTATE
AND INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DE-
Prialdent-LEDWARD 1101.1 SE.
Vice Presldenta—J. K. CRAFT, ADAM JACOBS.
EDWARD ItOUST, '"9 III.I ' IA34 PHILLIPS.
'JAMES S. CRAFT. ROB - r. W. MACK EY,
THOMAS STEEL,. JARED M. II Rpm,
THOMAS W. DAVIS.
Socrotary and Treacurnr—THOMAS STEEL.
Asalmant lkuhler—JAMEB P. SPEER.
Odloubourc from 9 o'clock A. U. to 4 o'clock P,
Maly. and every Saturday evening from 7 to 1 O.
ap.r.1,74
COMMERCIAL
BANKING COMPANY
No. 9.t Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh.
•
CAPITA' 8200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable'.
•
W.ll. EVERSON. W. C. MACHU)",
.Preeldent. COMler.
UIRZCTO •
ALEXANDER lIATKE JOHN LINDSAY.
A. 11. ENULIIIII, D. S. MACRUM
W. IL EVICIOION, • JOILN O. PHILLIPS,
W. 0. 1.11.7G11A ItT, 11. P. WILSON.
JACOB FLEE.
Celleetions made on all ammonite twltite of the
UnlteollStates soil Canado.
INTERE.I3T TIME DEPOSITS.
• Prompt attention given to all enplanes of mime.
veletas.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT- CO.'
Of: Pittsburgh
FUR THE
Sate - Keeping of Valuables
Under guarantee. and the ranting of Sales In Ito
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults,
No. 83 ..Fourth Ave
PHILLIPS.
•
Yip President—HP:NHS FLOYD. '
onutmonn:
*llllnre retni m , t 11.•P.lnter,
Her Llad. . pa. S. Heir.
lI V AILIr 5t. " 7 . 0
Lyon, Cu a . Muse/.
Jas. I.Elonnett.
Veep and Tres..—e. P. VON PIONNINCIAST.
Open daily Iron, B cidoek 4.1 L. f.O 4 o . slock C. 51
HAIt'I',CAUGH•EICO,
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER FORTH AND WOOD STREETS,
Pittsburgh. Pa., •
04114mjEssons TO FIANNA. HART • CO.,F
UK. FM ❑a
Exchange; Coin, Coupons
Lfl.rlilflrYrvflrrp...WrrmiTfllThl
C 4 °Verlaine] t Band
Sight Draughts on London.
N. Holines &- Sons
BANKIIIRS,
51 Market Street,
PlT'i'SßUlt6ll, PA.
e°"'lre
STOCKS, BONDS AND OTIITR SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND BOLA, ON COMILISSION
Partleader attention paid to tee paretiaae and
sa P.
of
1
- United States Securities.
_1.€ 1 22 1 _
MORGAN, JIEENE
& MARVIN,
Wall Street,
$lOO,OOO
(Third Boor from Broadway.) NEW TORR.
VA' ER I N 2.7 mitgratm,Eon,
ransaot
A General Banking Business.
TItEO. M. MORGAN. SAMUEL 8. KERNE,
=1
tale Pam ewer General and Adi niant General of
the State of New York.)
Selo/ In the loimaidate •Iclnlty of the Stock Me
thanea and the Gold hood thud members or each).
widens are executed with th•greatest pdelble des
patch.
Merchants and Invelion,ll•lng at a distance.
tea rely upon our attention to their smallest or
Wirlto'r". with
t Worn are
all bulls.. 01 National Bank. and Corporation.
on the most fevorable term..
. . . .
Individuals and Trust Companies. contemplating
change in their Ryan:flies. or desiring to malty
nguiry concerning any financial business they
have In this city are Invited to oummunicaUt
us personally or by latter.
It.ea—kla. Jay Cooked,' Co.. New York.
mykrtzl3 -
7 Per Cent. Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
olipon or Registered,
fiFREE OF U. I TAX,)
I
Burlington, Cedar Rapids
& Minnesota R. R. Co.
We are epic offering a limited quantity for Isle
At 90 and Interest.
tatenat 9•Yabla May and Nayambar.
rAE n n 'P r NI T
"kAVI OiT, •
Then bonds have 30 yeses to ra. are convert
ible at the option of the holder Into the note of
riClFlTTrgttcYjrblit h ; n r t usrml....."T_ h e ! P. 29 d l l:
vertlbillty privilege ettacn i en to th ee.. . coot. ...-
not fall to cause them at no distant alsy to com
mand a market price corieldenshly above par, be
sides paying about ft per cent. currency. Interest
In the meanwhile. U.S. Tive.nreaties at present
Prime only return 3 per cent.,( and we mgeratb•
security atmlly good.
The greater tenet thorned 16 alreadyeompleted
L' AiTils t irttra the
chanciero s rune g
as It dote through the heart f the most thickly
settled and rictuot portion of trig neat State of
lowa. toother with It. IMl•ebt advanced condi
tion tad lame *amino,wt us In enbeeltay.
Ingly recommending three hood . to Investors Al,
In every respect, an undoubted security.
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
L •
I 9
t Wall Street New York.
. MeCLEAN & CO. , PlOabarigh,. Pa. ,
BOWEN & FOX, FM1814.461.
KURTZ • HOWARD, Piffle&
BARRER. BROE. 11X1.;IPhiladelphla..
IMHAVEN dr. BRO., Phil ielphla.
TOWNEEND,WHELEN & Lb., PblldelpbM
j. 21
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•
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c
WMNa
Boiler, Still and Tank
WO UKS
0100 000
CARROLL SNYDER,
MANUFACTURERS
FIR
.1211, STILLS AND OIL TANKS.
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING 44141 S ASH PANII,
SEPYLING PANS; SALT PANS ANC,CoN
DENSEMS.
STEAM Pirics, LiABO3IETERS AND IROti .
RlDqt - ,.
PRESoN. DOolts AND COAL SUUTEII.4IIII,
oF171: As" IrAHICLIOUSX
Con 2d, 3d, Short and Liberty Streets,
rfr, Prolong Pent to the ,abore exlclrean
promptly isttended to. , mh& l a)
HUGH AL - BOLE & C 0.,.
Cur: Point Alley and Dininesnetit.,
I=
Engine .13uilde'rs, Founders,
AND
MACHINISTS.
•
Maininicture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA.
'THIN EILT YNU I NIKS of all sinus.
Special attention invited to oar ne TeSTATION..
ARV OIL. MULL ENUINE AND Olt I'ABLE
BOILER of 13 Mare power.
F 2 VrrrTilaLVlTladh 7 l4;ll: l ll:L! '"r
RIOS foe Oil Wells, Sil 41,15,
BANGERS, HOUSE ond TOBACeO SCREWS.
and IRON TOBACCO I'HE.SSn, on hand and
made onlar. at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Nw tzn i e . .., ,, .. , b..4 River, hoer the Point,
[l!'Allplora promptly . [Mod.. LILT UB..
Riesicl( & Bro.,
`,111k: ANT) BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES ANb VAULTS,
MEM
ENGINES AND 3IACIIINERIT
BREWERY {PORK, REPATIUNti and PUTTINti
UP M ACM IN RIET,TI TUNA ULM': CEMENT. Cor
ner 17:1 and PIKE STREETS. Plualmanh,
_n016.90,
O'H_ARA BOILER WORKS
F. ROHAN & CO.,
Haonfocturero of SITAR aolteit.4 OIL TANKS,
4VitiLs . .2)A:l:4tholig•T ,tabiGAS°" -
CIIIMISETB. ETICS sans. ,t4.,'" : "" s '
Cor. of Second Avenue and Liberty Street.
PITTSBURGH. rA.
Bemiring lone
fro rt r iptly. Orders sent to the
t . ,,V. n liglrAN7ennei 2 l;lll.l/rNet 'd ettiliOLL
SKI - MOOS. deldp2
POUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
Pipe Works.
Corner Carroll and Smallman .Sreets
AVM._ SMITH,
MANUFACTURER OF
Cast. Iron Bowl Pipe,
GAS AND WATER WORKS
sZi *Vi aiwii.n ls l s. th AV3l 7 ll l' Pth oor 4 fl
moral oa o
Castings for Gas and Water Works
I would, also call thoulthnllon of Snreelptand,nl.l
OS Use Wor kR [0 my viwite of RP:TORTS.
W.J ftNDEReON H. A. FRETVOGLE.
MONONGAILELA FOUNDRY.
W. ANDERSON & CO,,
Manotacturvni oD IRON LIOUSE-FRONTS, WIN
DOW LINTELS and SILLS. and
Castings of all Descriptions.
Spacial attention foild --to ARCHITECTURE
CASTINGB and 'to lauding* tor Window Glue
Houses.
Orrice - a/in FOCNTRY 7 NO. 130 WATER BM.
VILL•OI2I7h.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
to FloniarsoN. MINIS & MILIUS
WASHINGTON • WORKS,
..•POUNDERSA MACHINISTS. PITTBBURGEL
Einnfanturere of East and Statlonurs Stearn En
gine/I, Blast Engine, Stilt Machineryrtnte.
Shaftlns. CsMangs of ull desertrtlt ens, Oil 'huh. and
Mille. Boller and Sheet trots B
sand Smithfield No.1:1 comer First and Smithfield Streets.
f a/ n nla i Log r iFTA RD'S PATENT INJE Cnilgor
THOS, CARLIN & CO
Fourth Ward Foundry & Machine Works.
SANDUSEP Sr,, ALLEGHENY fitET, PA.
Manufacturers of Stanton/try and Portkale Steam
Engine., res Palley., Snarling. firlet end
Saar Mill Work, Bolllng , Mlll annalachlne Cutlass.
I nge. Z".ll;: i ttri'd'llL.T.',7l . .,,lll.l!"`
•
Plitenix Roll Foundry,
C. LIBERTY AND 124T11 BYE.
BOLLMAN & BAGALEY,
Manufacturers of Superior
Chill Rolls, Sand Rolrs and Pinions.
- BRASS CASTINGS.
itENRY BIER. .. Yy
GUSTAVE BASCH
Henry Bier &. Co.
(Suocessors to JOHN - M. COOPER & C 0.,)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
Brass Cas ncrs
zn
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
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MALEABLEAND GREY LEON FITTINGS,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
THROTTLE, SAFPNY AND CHECK VALVES.
ALL GLOBE PATTERN
BRASS WORK OF EVERDESCR I PTION for
Steam. Water and OIL
Mut uhtetwaf e l : Cooper p & Co's IMPROVED
811110488-ot DREYF R M A PATA P INLERS, the
but to the osszteL - I
OFFICE AND WORKS •
Corner Thirteenth and Pike Streets.
ATWOOD & McOAITTLEY,
Corner LIIIIHTT !maw end Taint, Avitsug,
Pittsburgh, Ps., BRASS FOUNDERS !tad IRON
PIPE FITTERS, sad AGENTS for A.S.:CAMERON
K COM STEAM PUMPS AND BLOWERS.
• FLOUR.
p EARL STEAM FLOURING MILLS.
• •
IL T. KENNEDY & BRO,,
ALLEGIIENT CITY. PA..
Manufacturers of the following celebrated brush
of Hour
3 Star Green ilnuld uneqsatod [laid blau,.
2 Star Blue grand, A No. 1 Matra ramp) Stour
• mire oatUfsettou.
that
inual Faculty Flour. supertur
to 00 , Lo o ..•••• gnu% In the market.
AprilAlltiraO. 1.370. nds warranted as regni•oot,g.
'J .
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PLUMETRii!,_94I.O FITTERS.
FULTON & MVANN
1
Practical Plumbers,
GAB AND STEAM FITTERS, •
Fifth Avenue, neer lIMb Street. Plttabenrn,„FaL_
Lead Moe. Gum Hoee..(Ma Vlsturtm, Marti rm..
Tube and Weal, Stands, Iron ripe load Fidl er. Ale
rub g:reliVrla ie nd ß B :l7linr: - .1= 1 :3: ' 4lBl b rae:
Water and Steam /Jesting Append.. Jobbing
Pro..l4 l 7WAtided CO.
MEE
STEEL WORKS.
OFFICE: No. 839 biberty Street.
M=l
DUQUESNE WORKS,
=I
Coleman, Rahm
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
Axets and Spring
DUqUESNE, L X AND AUNIATA
FLAT BAR, ROUND AND /ALVA RR IRON,
BAND 11001.,_SHRKT AND TANK IRON,
BOILER PTES ND lIRADS,._.
GEARD IR L O A N. DRAG AND DROVE . = OARS.
VLANGF-S,CCTTER BAIRLCYLINDERIRON,
T AND FIAT BAIT for Coal R A d *,
CROWIIAIKIVEDG ., _and lIARItOW TEETH.
OCRING. AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
STEEL WINGS AND MOUI.DP,eist to pellet',
STREI.TIRRQ.,STKIII.SRAFTING,'A R STEEL,
COACII, BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS ana
AXLM, N
. CUT AILS AND SPIKES.
All Goods First Class and Warrakie.;
OFFICKS XND WoßKS—llltblll2.l. and AU
bony ILlfenand 77 Wnter titnn3t, Pittsburgh:
J • .
Pittsburgh Steel Works
Beet Refined Cast Steel
CCM
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO.
Best Refined German Plow & Spring Steel
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST AVENCE, Pitts
Gage, Pa. auldTlll
PITTSBURG-I-I i
Novelty tVorl s.
POUNDED A. D. 1833.
MOORHEAD ADAMS & CO.
g LIT 1 1 1311111 k YZYTT A Pelr
SCALES.
Janus Eseolt Putout thor Locks and Latch..
Paint and 0.11. a, Mtll.Ac.•
Corner of FIRST AV and OItANT SIN.
Pittsburgh. 1,.
Sheffield Steel Works,
SINGER, NI NICK & CO.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Manufacturers or story description of
Cast and . Gerinan
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
ICLLIPTIO_ANDWIATFORM MERINOS.
AXLES. STEEL TILE, dic.,lc. •
WAREHOUSE-83 01aterand 100 i7rs6itreettr.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL VV
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PARK, BROTHER & CO., •
Manufacturer's of all Descriptions of
STE(..W, L.
OFFICE and WAREHOUSE -305 h, SIR end
Kann,ad streets, Ptuaburab.
I=l
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STOVES. CASTINGS, &o.
COOK STOVES.
BISSELL & CO'S
TRIUMPH,
For Bituminous - Coal.
Warranted to COOK. BAHR or ROAST 49,061,
VP any other Stove In the Union.
BISSELL
~LV- 6 0.,
No. 235 Liberty Street .
ALSO, ON. LAND AND FOR SALE:
PARLORRTOVES, HEATING STOVES
GRATE FRONTS,J— VENDERS. • '
CO:MING RANGES, etc., & •
A.BRADLEY C0..4
No. 30 Wood Street.
Manufacturers of the Greatest Variety of (WK.
PARLOR and HEATING EITOVPN to be found.
In our assortment will be found all the latest PAT
TERNS and IMPROVIIMENTS. and the reputa
tion of our Swam is mob that any one In want of
good article should purchase none but [hoe° roan
wafactured by us. as they will he found the most du
attention ell as mono:Weal. Would mll particular
to our new VOLCANO STOVE. for
churches, halls and stores. Over 500 sold Is three
months. Intended for with or without casing- 1 , 5
.who have toed them pronounce them superior to
any other
` sod Mr cheaper. Send for Catalogue and
nice Lis
WINES, LIQUORS,
Schmidt & Friday,
IMPORTERS OP.
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PURE-RYE WHISKIES.
Nos. 384 and 386 Penn,
„.,
Cot. of ELEVENTH ST., formerly Canal.
JOS. S. FINCH Sr; CO ')
No. 183, 187. 189, 191. 193 and 193
• FIRST STREET, PlUolotrol4,
Manufacturer. of COPPER DISTILLED PURE
RYE WHISKY. Also, dodders lo ITUAII30:11 Moms.
and Li eon, nom dca. so • feknEt
303. r. 0•/.2.60!..J0HN 11BATV.101...WM.
• Jos. M. Gazzam
& Co,,
ATTORNET A ND' CDUNSELLECEB AT LAW
&Mottoes to Equity and Itankruptey, Earn% N
911 FIFTH AVENUE. Pittormtrgh. . JoZITIIII
GI W.-Dee/MP,
AThRNEY DO COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Lisa rentosed to No. RP GS.ANT STREET, Pitts
burgh{ Will practice In the 11.8.Ciroult and District
CitErita In the State Supreme .4 all th. Coons Of
Allegheny county. and make continuous In moat of
the adjacent counties. latigkly
H. McCORMICK, •
A t i orne3 - at4laleir e
NO. 68 GSIT EITRE6I.
buTi RA
Prompt attention irk. to al kinds 7 . 2trl
u.
A . CHIBALD BLAKELY, •
Attorney-at-Law,
lii No. 118 farm AVENI76.
WM. R. NEEPER,
AUlinicAN AND EX-01 , 7100 ZOOTICIk OV
TUE FLACK.
Office.ll.2.Fifth avenue.
. 4 4=V
i v vitr antfi l d_ eq.
and Illegal busty.. attenadmi u7X;;;67:12
Nolii6E—The Plaid v!blekeiplodiAl
Wt' Liberty and converittoo the on Jolt
wio• cot IVEIIIII3,I3;ItGER.3 KM STONY/
',Anti. 'which fir oold by I.OIMITZIL b TVBO2I,
No. 34 Soolthflabl strooL, not anotber article.
There lawny boa boon any aiplooion of (no ibiy
owns Fluid: jo7:int
IRON AND STEEL
CRESCENT
MILLER, BARR PARKIN.
=!
ESTAIILISHED ! N,543.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
Get the Best!
PROFESSIONAL
-
tsk4-4.04.-4--„,44,044,-4.na&AU•vem.s:4, •
OADS
.. ...._,-------_____... ....
)3ENNSVI.VANIA CEITRAL 4411,
. ROAMAfter 'Jane
101. IS7O. Teraina vrillail:gi .
arrive ulnae,. Katona., .
.. LaaTe - aao . veVerw•elv
Throvh Trains Through Trains
Leave t olon Depot. Arvive at .....,.... , r,
Paegue 7:4.....111.30 =Wall Tra1n......11 . 3 mu
Mall Traln..... :a.lO Imi Fut 'Una 1:1:1. eta
Argtllfi -- :1•Itig :1 (...'ggn,,,l,'W..s-s :tam
Call. Exprvaa 3'. oam Pavia° e5........10 ID pm
Fast Line 7 40 am: Way Paann7 . ..16 . • o pm
g gge.AL
Well's Na. l : 010 r:Wall'a No. 1., tiv Illram
W ell's
g'..?. .4... 1 : 1 141 pl ' rt ll :l;il. s gg N l l . ' . 1:2:
Johnstowb A, 4 . 00 ptu Jahnata:en AC , ma
,v,,w, No. 3.,.. 11l 41:1 pot Wall, N.a.1.. • ll pm
N'ap'e Na. 4.. 310 pm W,a . s N . , .. • ,p.
.
Wlltlnvtra Ae. VI 44,1 pm VI ell a No. .. , 0 Tr.
w , No. 6 . 11,00 ,n r , Brien AeNO.ll ,0 pm
. Willinab's Ae.l Om
lincinvall E.lpres• ejt .. l , l`aellte t littar n ss leave
d : 1 g,.1 : . , t: A . b 1 , : " . th .4. e 3 R 4. 03: 5 :74 l 'L .,: . 4: :‘,..: k . h ., 'I IP
,' 4 1
g t l it ' * L IU . . rg ' h"' :a ,
P 2 30 P. m. end anit ea at IValla Ntattots at 0:1•
a. m.
• 7.
lerr further to fonuatlon apply to
W. ANCYWITIT. Agent.
The Pewter Iranla Ilellreed Coseelleyellleot
snow ray Ist tor Itatootae. except for w up
parelotrol troll their reopenslbletY OVFItle-
We'll Dolln , le value. All sm.,. esteeeding that
mooet le Tattle be at tbe rtalt of the oweer.
unless taken by epeeist oontract. •
A. J. CASSATT. •
!el. , .oetteral Settee...fleet. Altootte, vs,
rITTSBPRCR FORT WAYNE 4:
CCAGO IL W. and
E 111 VELAND I'ITTS-apippgMt
0610111 R. IL
From June 12. tni/ne will lone from •
and arrive at the Union rep., north side, lan, •
burgh city time, as follows:
.1111.1111ri. •
Fast Line 1;41 am Fast LI. 12:43 a ,• .
Wh_ig .111. a m.Wheellas E..141:48a
:11a mired. ttr....1111.00
p tl
m rtiCi e lneria .
vi d -M" .. 24 . 3 43 21; p 1: .
redfle t:. 3QO p nrl. St Wit ft rx. tire p
11...4:33 p H St L. =..7:11. pm
Erie Entrees. pm. Ede pm
DIPAIOr ntaisttkOir.lailitnit ...I.ZUNLIVIr.
Beer Falls Ac..ti.314 am'.Lestniele Ae..0:33 a as
Leetsdale " 10:13 am' Beat Falls " a ,
" 11:33 ott Erma, el:. team
New Camila " /43 p tit New ( est. 10,4 am
Fawn rorrolrd . illo m
Leetsdale " : p m Ever " .411 pm
Odor Falls • " 41:2 p atLectsdale " .1N inn
Leetsdale "10:13 p • to . " " 7: p
bale Oaks tun- Ft. Oils Won
ttef Citurch.,l:l3 p clay Church...olSb m
pr_ - Castemo Expreee iCnTe• dull,'.
[I/ - PACIAC raprelt• 11171,0, Y.
Fan Line letkrOP tiorstys excepted.
I.'"Flat Line nrit es drat , ir.det s o amt..
All other tread will lc., and arrive
Benders excepted.
F. IL DITEIIa. .1. N. Iic(I2.},LOUGIL_..,
Gent Pas. S. Ticket Aged. tent. ]tarer.
.
TIT - ESTERS I'ENNSYLVANIA.It.R.
24Y1831-7611- ter I q64ENE
Tra. 013 the Wente
f rom Iteliromi will arrive at and depart
from the Federal Wen Rama, Allegheny City.
. .
lALLEGIINNY TIME.)
•1111 V. I 11. PART.
Sp(ingd'e N 0.16 410 a ernMall
Ireeport No. I.gl 30 •ro Freeport No. 1 S t ".
t m
—lO m'Clarsmont Ae.l 10 ate
Claremont p lt) ; Xenon's 111 pm
'Freeport No. 3 pru Sprliagd'eNo.l. lip en
OP ntll•W•Pur!•Nf.t.• . OP to
Springd'eNo.S. u p on.Sprintid oho. , 0 p
41,',17,12Tr"" "L;Z:Pin:;4l . Junctlon
every Sunday e revenling y Allsgbany
('(t? at 11 , 30 • tem A
ny .gste
city at 13 30 solve at Alleghe Junt ,
tion at 3 00 P.
Through tleke to Butler antl3ll.nnabstoan mew
be purchased at Walker's Stage (aco. N 0.3 SU
Clair street. near the Suspension Bridge, PIM•
burgh t and at the Depot: All•srbeny.
Fur lurLhar paskiehltos appl 4r
JA'Ed
gbIe F IZILVEITZt.
Lspg! mks,» to nil important Stallon on the
main line et the Pannaylvanla Central Ra tioned.
A..). A CSS.
General Superintendent. Altoo AT na. fit.
11.011NWP NICILSoN, •
n 0 ,30 Superintendent. Pittsburgh.
A LLE(ipENY VALLEY RAILIMAD.
AY LINE TO THE OIL
Onafter 140NDAY
1 Altatim
Oth, E 170.3 through
Trains Quayle:rept duedaT
will lasso Pittsburgh Dols., e‘ther Elethnth
and Pike Ameba, for Franklin, Oil oily. /Nadu.
and all points le the Oil RegiOnl.
LL&VM AltMit AS
• PITTOBURGIO. PlrronOttOn. ,
My Mpread
maht Lama. '' illl A.
1' NS 1:::
WS F .x. ' ,.. a:71:n0,0r ' : 0 A. M. -.•
. A. M.
B s = o /ilcd Paten.. lag P. lt:
A. re.
1 tit Holton
p li: 11 g: lig A. M. i 2 1 - .14
....".u. 1 Al P.
Church • 1:0 P. M. 10 . 0 • A.M.
Co E nf prMat modellon t:ntnis?:P r ol L =Vi C".'
.
Bllyor Palace thooptsut Cul on Niztat Miasma
Tntlna, both trays botwoeulPlttabursh and - Lorry.
. J. J. LAMLE:ICA Gan'l (Wirt.
Jal3 -.. JAME!' 11. BRAY. 'Mast Asian,
RAITTI3I3URGH A;4D CONNELLis
VILLE ILVILFLOAD.— '
NGE OF TiseE:—On .Wiliag
and{Mee WE
July 17. 18'70. Trains will arrive at and depart from
Depot. corner of Grant asolWater etresde. as fol
lows—tits time:
I..Vr. I ARRIVE.
aan Trsto... IS DO sal., 11 McKee*-
. kk,nnwood A e 7:10 A.M. _ Fein Ae . tig A.N.
Was rams gel 9:05 ,11.1 t. I nonwoda AC
Ist Y NlcKees. ;West Newton
pmirt Ac 11:90 A.m.' Ae :33 •..
f...pee Train 3:15 P.m. , Exprees 7 : 7741:1141A.11.
West Newton ad McKee.
Ac . 4:30 r.a. port Ac 1:401,0.
Braddock's ' lA ay Passen'r • a P.a..
Ac 3.30 P.N. MCI Traln.,,.. : 0 P.L.
24 McKees-
,_
_ 7.. ißradd o . cka _
7•0111P.B.
Ant/ice ' s- . 6•• •! ° • 13:iiCksia: •
Well pierwl.ll
(March Tr ' n•l2:43 o.e. qiurob Tr*JIIO:IUAJc.
s g3lllay a onlv. All other T r raw!
A d l azpt . osot
Ns. ''''' Buda, or TransportatJon.
PITTSBURIIII. CINCINNATI 'll-4- ---
BT. LOUIS RAILWAY. • ,
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
CIIANOR OR TIMIC.—On Mid - after SUNDAY.
Jut. 11. IS7O. trains eV' cave and arrive at
the Union Depot. l'ittsbnish.a• follow.:
•
_...,", Patsbunh Time.
- D.P... &LIM VIC.
.'
Ff,lllll - .... ,—._. . ......1 2 11.":.:"; ;.°;'t •
ftutherEc,,,,... •-•
I 1
Alla . ocommodaUon.. la.= • p.m.
mid AecvmeraaPn. I a. m. 7 . a. mu
, t o ben7l Ile Aneetetanct. . DA. 1 : .... ,
Plenenald Alier
reb mr . .o. 1, p.m. : LI : 1 ,
";91.018 a. Y. Paii Line will leave d1 : 1 p. The !
121 " 3 mai r.,, , ... attleeadanY. All other trains
Too doll, e xceptSunda/.
.. . .
Geeeral Ticket Age . t,aT a l r ir b.
W. W. CABO. SEMI. 081212100:. Ohio. m Jai
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
Pittsburgh Utility Works;
.
• WEAVER & JONES,
Corner of Juniata anti Fallon Streets,
Sixth Ward, Allegheny._
Mannfactuners of STAPLE. HASA/WARE and .D,
!buds LIGIIT GREY IRON CASTINGS.
IVe tender our Goods and renTIOCS to the Tout*
:at the Lowest Prices. and warnsnt all our Wont
skillfully titillated. Orders solicited.
Theattenth.n of Dvelors yonerally Is called to
our make of BED. AND ?LATE CASTEII.B.
TIZAVEII t JONEi.
Addron: Pittsburah Post.)lllm. NrAtxCl
ESTABLISHED 1831.
Logan, Gregg & Co.,
C313=113
HARDWARE,
No. 52 Wodd Street,
PITTSBURG% PA.
Spring 'Moods, hoes, Rakes, Forks,
.scythes, Snaths,
Merchants are nsited to examine
our stock when In the city. •
Orders by mall civil! have prompt at.
BEAVER FALLS
CUTLERY
No, 70 Wood Street,
CIECI
Table 'Knives & Forks,
Pocket Knives,.
Butcher Knives,
Bread KniV - es,
Carving Knives,
Sci Sears, •
•
Razors, ,
Putty Knives,. '
HD ALL OTHER ARTICLES OF CUTLERY AT
LOW PRICES.
Beaver Falls Cutlery Co.,
No. 70 WOOD STREET, -
.1.1 PCPTEIBMIGIT. PA.
PAINTING, GRAINING, Sic.
-;IO—AK ,
HOME AID EON PADITEI,
catsibrmrt AND dr.Az-cr un .
xa H,t NINTH STRUT.
Jeot= (LOP Mad street.) AU&limrtb.
MAR 3 IIALL'BELCXIR.
ILAIUSUALLIAI r.I.IXIS mils r*: LlMA.l4cali.
ILAILSIZAI..I:I Elyiut.WyLL GYMS sAffrina.
itAIfeBALL'S 'Culla IftULETILIC nyfiza,.
nice of Mamball'y Ellyir.tl,oo
..46 . .
hi , 'beaot.l3 fdarke . t 111. 7.e yW1, by az .
f0444.1Tmt
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