Financial Hatters in - New York.
Gold Closed at 1393‘@139h:
thy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette. 1
3 •
• NEW YORE, - March 16, 1868.
MONEY li'ls.lD GOLD.- •
-
;Money easy and steady at Gal per cent.
on call. Sterling active and firm at 10994 a
109% for prime bankers' bills. Gold slight
ly advanced; opened at 139;‘, rose to 139,
and closed at 139,1a13934.
~ uovEnz:MENTS.
Government stocks are firm. It is re
ported that 'the` Erie Comp:my bought on
Saturday ahtrge amount of Seven4lurtles,
for temporarytinvestment of funds received
on the sale Of stocks, which, if true, may
release" the money market. Henry, !Clews
et Company furnish" the annexed 4:30
quotations: Coupons, 'Bl, 111011.1'3-4;
do. '62, 110 5 4a110" 3-4; do. '64, 108!‘a1083‘;
do. '65, 106,4a1083‘; 'do. new, 107.‘a107%;
cto., '67, 107 1-2a1075‘; Ten-Forties,; 101ga
101%; Seven-Thirties, 106 1-2a106,i.
1 . STOCKS.
Stocks opened heavy and weak; Erie es
pecially, at 80. A large amount Vas thrown
on the market, under which the price - fell
front 73 to 69%. In the afternoon the' mar
ket was active and panicky. The_Vander
bilt (party were understood to be heavy
buyers of Erie from 71'1-2 down to G9l-2;
t
b t as soon as their brokers relaxed there
w a perfect rush to sell, which caused
•st kto go down to 611-2, which was final
ly succeeded by a .rally. The Vanderbilt
rods generally were sold down, the Cen
tr 1 touching 1: 1-2, Hudson 130 and 'role
do 1033-8. ' • ,
et-tern shares.were lower, especially on
y n
S Paul. Among the miscellaneous shares
ton broke from 56; this morning to •
ut afterwards rallied to 45a46. Paeltic
Mail very weak and declined. to 1118 3-4.
General market very much unsettled at the
close. The failirre of H. C. Sampson& Co.„
who have been carrying a heavy amount of
Canton is announced. - Their assets are suf
ficient to cover all liabilities. , Another
'amp' failure is also announced.
, - 5:30 PRICES.
Canton, 443.: ; a45; Cuinberland, 32a3334;
Wells Express, 39; American, 79; Adams,
74a74 4; United States, 70 5 43 Quicksilver,
20; :Mariposa, 7aB; Pacific 11.1 ail, 104;.‘a
,109 N; Atlantic Mail, 8734a88; Western
Union Telegraph, 33r033M; New York
• Central, 12.4ya124%; Erie 67ya68; do. pref.
Hudson, Huon, 136a131; Reading, 92;
Ohio Certificates, 291-4a291-2; Wabash, 51; •
St. , Paul;sl 1-1; do preferred, 66 3-4; Michi
gan Southern, 87 3-4a88; Illinois Central,
137; Pittsburgh, ''ZIB:I,9B 1-2; Toledo, 1031-2 a
104; Rock Island, 92 1-2; Northwestern, 63a
65; do preferred, 72"5-8; Fort Wayne, 99a
99 1-2; Chicago t:nd Alton, 130.
MIXING SliiißES.
Mining shares dull;:Gregory 350a355;
Quartz Hill 110a115.
- - JilJli-TREASURY RECEIPTS.
Receipts of.sub-Treasury $3,289;124; pay
merits ,p 894 782. balanee 'lO5 737 870.
St. Louts. Market.
{Bp Telegraph to the Pittsburgh !G;akette..)
' Louts, March 16.-Tobicco is steady
and Unchanged. Cotton; there were no
sales reported to-day. Flout; the market is
firm and quiet, and - prices range .from $7,25
to 0,50 for superfine ) . and $8,.75a9,75 'for ex
tra. 'Wheat is firm and unchanged, at .11..',60
a 2,70 for prime to. choice red and white
wintery - and-$2a2,10 for prime to' choice
springs Cora-1s inactive and weak, but
not quotably lower, with sales,zit 87a90c:
Oats is dull - at 69472 c. Rye is steady and
firm at $1,70. Barley is. scarce with sales
of choice spring to arrive at $2,62. Pork 'is
dull at $23,33%a24. Bulk Meats; there is
very little offering, with small sales of sweet
pickled hams at 13Mc.. Bacon is very dull
.and drooping, with small saleS of shoulders
at 103-48.11 c, clear sides 14c, and sugar cured
hams„ .16.117 c- Lard is dull at 14 1 4 c for
prim - countii: Live Stock—Cattle are in
fan; 'demand at $4a7,50, gross. Sheep, 0;16
per head. Receipts.-3,100 barrels flour;
4,300 bushels wheat; 77,000 bushels corn, of
which about 50,000 bushels are in trhnsit
from Illinois river to New York and Liver
pool; 15,000 bushels oats; 1,200 bushels, bar
ley, and 550 bushels rye.
Chicago Ill[arket.
CBS Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.i
CHICAGO, March Motu.; choice grades
• quiet and unchanged; Some inquiry for
lower grades at full prices.. Wheat;No.
firmer at $1,93 3-4a1,94, closing quiet at $1,93;
a 1,93 1-4f.No. 1 sold at $2,05:12,06 for fresh.
Corn; new "opened steady at Si 1-1 e; later
sales - were made at 81 3-laB2c, declined to 81
aBl'l-4,. closing with sellers at. the outside
price; No. 1 dull and la2c lower; sales at
85c. ;Oats dull; sales at 57 3-lasBl-3e; fresh.
receipts at 56 1-2a57c. Barley in fair demand
. and: firmer, at $2,184., , 23- 'for '3.ro. 2
and - $1,90a1,95 . - for rejected; sample
lots: sold at $1,70a2,40. Rye firm,
at $1,60a1,67 for No. 1 and. $1,64a1,66
for No 2. Pork quiet and nominal.' Mess
Pork held at e23,75a24,00. 'Prime Mess firm
ly held at $20,50. Cut Meats of . kinds
hold firin. Lard held at 15 1-4 c, with. buy
ers at 15a15 1-Bc. Sweet Pickled Hani
fair demand and - steady; salescountry . at
146; city 1414 c. Dressed Hogs (dull and
nominal at $8,50a9,00. - Receipts-45,020 bbls
flour;
6,016 bush wheat, 15,0-10 Wish corn,
2,¢27 bush oats; 167 dressed and' /1,600 live
hogs. Shipments,--4,618 buds - flour 1 2,800
bush wheat, 14,390 bush corn, 2,53 d :bush
oats, 2,428 live hogs.
_ •
. Cincinnati Market.
CET Telegraph to the . Flttsburgh Gazbtte.7
Crxctsx.,yrr, March 10.—Flour quiet and
• - 'unchanged• Wheat held firinly; tt.2,50 for
No.. 1 red winter. Corn firmer and demand
better; ear 84c, shelled 843 c, but holden!.
• asked Ic higher at the close. Rye steady at
$1,75a1:77. Barley scarce; .ICo. 1 fall would
bring 0,70. Cotton unchangod and quiet;
middling sold at 23c.. Tobacco steady; sales
140" hhds ;lugs 434 to 11,c, leaf 12 to 330.
ProvLsions quiet; cotmtry, mess pork sold
to the extent of 500 bbLs at. 03.50, delibred
at •points in the . interior. from whence
the freight to the east is the same as from
this place. Bulk _meats held firmly, , at 10
and 12e, but there is no demand 'nor much
offering..' Bacon dull; there Is no dethand
for shoulders or sideS, excepting clear sides,
which would bring 14%c noxt month. Trard
.held 153‘c, but 48 , mA:saleable over 15e:
There is a ntoderate demandfor sugar Cured
hains at 17 to 18c.for canvassed and packed,
,• chiefly at.. 17.3; to 18c: -Gold imy buying.
..-- - - -
Cleve
laud Market.
• • . • •
[By Telegraph to the r ltbiburglt Gazette.]
ICLEVIILMSD, :March46.—Flour steady
and in good demand, double extra spring
$10,75a11,50, double extra red winter sl2ala,
double extra white 013a14,50. Wheat, fair
inquiry,. and market firm at $2 - 55a2,60 for
No.,ired wiutor and choice amber, N,45 for
No.:2'nd' Winter and n,30 for - No. 1 Mil
waukee spring: Corn in good request and
closed•firtn •at Me for No. 1 :shelled on the
spot. Oats firm and asking 69c for No. 1.
Rye steady `and firm at ,51,53a1,5r, for No.
1 slate and western. Rlrley market nornin
al. Yetroleiun firm, for crude;32,7s per bar
re!, refined in bend 21a22c do. free fla43c.
New York Dry - Goods Market.
[By-Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
.N.Ew ,Yonx, :Nfarch 16.—The market is
without particular clumge. Trade general
ly without much animation and the prices
are steady.: Black Alpacas and Itfoluurs are
in good request, as are Gray and Cheneffet's
in;worsted. Dress goods of foreign makes
are selling id•fair prices. The carpet.trade
is becoming more active at 160 for cross Tit-
PestrY Brussel* 180 for extra 3 ply Lowell;
-130 for sgp.erfute do., and 115 for medium
31emPtis Market, - • r. 1
/BY Tolegraph to IlttaintrekGazetteLA ; *
, ,
• ; Mmanuer:Mprch.:l4.—Cattorigniett saieg
at 2.4..t2c; receipts 1,901 `bales; .expoits
bales. - Flotn : dilli; silp‘ifhie •4118. Bsdet
shottldeiis 1. 11:1243; , clear: sides 15c. Bulk
shoUlders 101-4 c; clear sides I4c. Lard 15a
10c. Pork $25. Corn 88a90c. Oats 73c. Hay
318. Bran 34e. Corn meal 4a41-2e.
New York Produce Market.
My Telegraph , to the Pittsburgh. Gizette:3
NEW YORE. :Nfarch 16.---Cotton opened
very firm and closed dull and a shade
'low
er;.
sales of 2,801 bales at 25 14325 1-g,c for
middling uplands. Flour—receipts.a.3,4Bo
bbls; the market, is a shade 'firmer for low
grades but dull and drooping for good to
choice; sales of 8.900 bids $8,90a9,50 for
superfine State; $10a10,65 for extra State;
$9,80a11,30 for extra western; $12a14 for
white wheat extra; $9,90a14 for R. 11. 'O.-
sloal2 for extra St. Louis; $12a14,75 for good
to choice do; el. sing firm. California dull;
sales of 470 sacks at $12,50a14. Corn Meal
quiet. Rye flour steady; sales of 260 bbls
at $7,75a9,60. Whiskey nominal. Wheat—
receipts of 5,486 bush; the market is dull
and declining; sales of 16,500 bush at $2,90
for No. 1 in store; $2,62a2,67 for amber Penn
sylvania, and $3,20 for white California.
Rye quiet; scales of 800 bush Southern end
Jersey at $l,BO. Barley and Barley Malt
scarce and firm. Corn—receipts of 24,636
bush; the market is less active but a shade
easier; sales of 35,000 bush at $1,24a1,25 for
new mixed . western afloat; $1,27a1,30 for
'new southern yellow. ' sl,l7al,2o for straw
colored Tennessee. Oats—receipts of 1,705
bush; the market is firm; sales of 78,000
bush at 84c for western in. store. Stock in
Warehouse—wheat, 1,032,190 , bush; : corn,
1,656,001 bush; oats 1,564,140 bush; rye 18,-
348 bush; barley 56,111 bush; malt 27,938
bush; peas 4,194 bush. Rice dull. Sager
more done and less active; Cuba
' 10'3-4a
10.1-2- Molasses, quiet and steady 200 hhds.
Muscovado, 50a53. Hops quiet. Petroleum
at 13a13-1-4c; crude, 25-1-2 c; refined
d. Pork is heavy and drooping;
$24,30a24,37: new mess cios
g at , $23,25; cash, - $20a21; prime,
~ 221 2 5a 1-3900; prime mess beef is
firm; 330 barrels at previous Prices; 100
-tierces, $34 for prime mess; $37, $39, and $4O
for. India mess. Beef hams are firm, with
sales of 270 barrels at 634a39.' Bacon is
quiet, with sales of 173 boxes at 12c for
Cut, 13c_for short, ribbed, 14a14%c
Air short 'Clear, 1350 for long clear. Cut
Meats are - firm, - with sales of 270 packages
at 1034a113..fc for shoulders . ; and•l4%;al4 3-40
' for hams . . Dressed hogs aro quiet at 11 1 4 a
113-4 c for western, and 12'.a12, 3 -4 e. for city.
Lard is quiet with sales of 52 barrels at 13's
, al4 3-Ic. Butter is firm at 35a45c for Ohio,
and 45a46e for State. Cheese is steady at 12
2,16. 1 ,4 c. Freights to Liverpool are quiet and
firm. •
LATEST.—FIour closed Se better in low
grades, with fair business. Wheat very dull
with a declining tendency. Rye nominally
unchanged. Oats moderately active and
firm for western:ln store. .Corn dull and
heavy at $1,24a1,25% for new mixed ,west;•
ern afloat; $31,25a1,26 for oldanixed western
in store. Pork firmer; t13,25a23,3734' kir
old mess, $24,40a24,30 for new mess, cash.
Beef quiet and firm; cut meats nominally
uncbauged. Bacon quiet and steady. Lard
dull and' heavy at 153(,a15 34 for fair to
prime steam. •
Toledo, Market.
ply,Telegrapb to the Gazette:?
To - Expo, March, IG .— The Receipts, - of
Flour
,were 1,1114 - bbls. and the market is
quiet. Wheat—receipts, 1,400 bu..and the
market is le lower; sales of amcbr $ 1 962.
The receipts of Corn were 8,2..50 bu, and the
market. is dull; sides of No. 1. at 93`e. Oafs
is unchanged;. sale:s.of No. 1 at 66,4 e. Rye..
is quiet. Seeds "are unchanged. The re i ;
ceipts for the past. week were 5,62.1 bbls.
Flour: 6,040 bu. Wheat; 49,700 but. Corn;
7,4000 . bu. Oats. Shipments by Radroadfor,.
the same tirrid, 5,314 bbls. Flour; 800
Wheat; 48,700 bu. Corm. 7,400 bu. Oats. .
, Louisville Market.
- r
City Telegrapti t9rittsbufgh Gazette,:
LOUISVILLE, March 143.—Sajes; 71 - Itlids.
leaf tobacco, common lugs to medium leaf,
t44(16. Cotton, -dour—super
fine, $8,50(_i,8,75. Wheat, $2,5502,00. Oats,
dull at 68470 c. Corn, dull and unchanged.
Lard, 15c in tierces. Mess pork is held at
$24,00. Bacon shoulders, 11-1 -Lc; clear sides,
14-1-2 c. Bulk meats are till stud nominal.
RIVER NEWS.
. .
The Allegheny river was again rising at.
this point last evening with eighteen feet.
in the channel. Telegrams from Oil City
report it -rising and raining with fifteen
feet in thechannel; and a considerable Por
tion of the country up there is completely
submerged. - At' Brady's Bend' We have
eighteen feet reported, and twenty-two feet
at Aladdin. The, ISlOnopgalieLl river - Iva:a
apparently at a stand last evening with
seventeen feet in the channel. The Weathe r.
yesterday was cloudy, and sultry, the ther
'paometer being. up to 60 degrees above
zerei and there were 'several beaty.silow
.
ers of rain.' • •'
There has been no arrivals since Satur,
- day excepting-the regular peokets, and the
J.:V'. McCullough, for Parkersburg, was
the only departure. , The .St. Charles, from
Cincinnati, was due last night, and will
'doubtless be found in port this morn
ing.
• The Peninah, one of Com. Kountes now
inountain steamers left on Smithy and yes
terday morning was lying at Steubenville,
taking on nails.. We understand that she
has also considerable freight - engaged at
Wheeling. • • , , •
Capt. Stockdale left the Sallie at Bellair
yesterday, and came- from there home by
rail. Ho reports that she performed ad
mirably in every particular, and , that she
wi7l lie faSter than lie even expected.
The towboats Sam Brown, Antelope and
Grand._ Lake' departed yesterday with
heavy tows of coal. - IL is reported that
there are five towboatslaid up this side
of the Steubenville Bridge waiting for the
, river to fall before they can . pass under.
This bridge has occasioned several disasters
'to the coal fleet, and is regarded by Steam
,boatinen generally-as a public nuielariee.'
The,Bellevernon, froin Louis, was due
here last night and will doubtle&s be found
in port this morning: .
Last- evening at dusk the Allesheny
marks showed nineteen and a half teat-=a
rise of twelve inches in one 'hour and a
quarter. -- . .
• :The Ceal, Valley, sunk three barges eon.
taining 4000 bushels of coal on Friday night
last by striking the Steubenville bridge.
-The Rateltobinson,,Capt. Robert Robin- ,
son is now in turn for Cincinnati and Louis-•
ville, and , will be . the first boat out. The-
Lorena, Capt. Sam,,Shuman,is up for Saint
Louis, and the Wauanita, Capt. Thos. Shit;
man, ',is leading
_far Missouri river. The
Lent Leote, Capt. Hamilton, is . announced
for Fort' Benton; as is also the new steamer
Andrew Ackley, not yet completed.
The "Wild Thick Barges" are expected to
arrive hero to-day, and will commence
leading for St. Louis to-morrow. As Capt..
Atutwailt has already pare of his cargo en
gaged he expects to be ready. to leave:on
Saturday.
The Argosy left Cincinnati for Pittsburgh
on Saturday, and the Kate Putnam was-ad
vertised toleave on Monday- • •
The New :York' left for Cincinnati and
Louisville last night with.a for.,
list.
The Emma NO. 3 passed Meniphis Wed
nesdaY, with.4oo tons miscellaneous freight. ,
She added '4lO bales cotton there.
Capt.' Henry G. Carson has sold his one
eight) Interest in the steamer . Virginia, to
: Capt. John P. Fitzgerald.
Captain John S.,Doyle, formerly of, the
Roek, has purchased Captain
interest.• (ono-half) in - the steamer
-
The steamerMlehigan has been chartered
to 'tan* 15,000 !seks of. :corn from Evans
ville to_tiarkersburg • r .
- , •
- "antoMatic fireman " la; Pains re
moyed'frorq.tlw, Major AnderSon, having
fallpdlo„ satisfy , the - AfaiL. - Corimany. 'The
C,
'OP:rfeiLlaillikk - hotelier,- it !can
be made sifecesaful: "' .
A St. Louie paper says: We regret, to
state that owing to the unfortunate situa-
'MARCH. 17; -4 -1868
tion of New Orleans, its unsettled commer
cial relations, monetary affairs, and . - the
scarcity of shipping; the usual trade that
naturally , centers there* has been directed
to New York. Corn, the great, western
staple usually: seeks alnarket and an out
let in.:New Orleans, as the increased, pro
duct of the valley of the Wabash, the Ohio,
and the, .Mississippi has, always fonnd that
the most accessible as well as the point to
be reached at less than hair the expense of
transportation to New. York. Now, how
ever, the -prices are in.favor of New York
so largely that, together with the fact that
there is a lack of sailing vessels in that port
to. carry the grain t lit is turned up stream
instead of down, and the
,western boatmen
are the losers. :
A'St. Louis telegram, , . under date of Fri 4
day, says: The Northern Line commences
operations by dispatching the Davenport
on 'Monday to the highest point attainable.
The Keokuk, Quincy and Peoria packets
bring in full cargoes. The immense Mollie.
Able loads in competition with the Atlan
tic -Line. She will take • out a full cargo of
about. 1800 tons. The. Glendale left: with a
large number of passengers, and . received
200 tons of ore at Corendolent. The Anne
nia also departed. • The -Commonwealth
will have her new set of boilers put in, and
be fixeil up generally for the season's work
in the New Orleans trade. Total rise, eight
feet and still swelling.-
• ;We extract the following from the Cin
cinnati Gazette of Saturday: Tim Camelia,
frord Nashville to Pittsburgh, passed up
Yesterday-with 5000 sack's .corn, which she
had received at Evansville, and-Which will
b&reshipped on the Pennsylvania iCentral
Railroad at' Pittsburgh. The (Atruadillo,
:frOm Pittsburgh, to St. Louis, passed -down
.yesterday, heavily loaded. The Argosy
arrived from Pittsburgh yesterday, and
will return this evening. The Maggie Hays
frop Pittsburgh, with the new barge Mon
arch in tow, arrived yesterday, and after
receiving coal and changing pilots, pro.
ceededto St. Ltmis. There were 450 tons
freight ,on the boat, and '250 tnion the
'barge. The cabin was so full of passengers
that no more could be receivecl, Without
'making beds on the floor.
David 'Bogart; a passenger on the Argosy
died of consumption aboard the hoat; be
tween Pittsburgh-and here,
and his'-body
was brought to this city. Some of his rela
tives were passengers with hhu. •
The Veva:, (ThiL):Revcille, of ' last Week,
gives a rumor that'' the 'Major Anderson
will seen. ply between that place, and Lou.
isville„ and says: , qhe Vevay and Louis
villa Packet" sounds "big." The same pa
per also says that' two stearnboatS are own
ed:l.4, parties residing in. that ;town—the
Argoay and J. D. Pratt.
L'IIPOBTS BY RAILROAD
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAiNE . AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD, March 16.-3 curs metal, Little,
Baird it Patton; 7 do do, Bryan it Caughev;
.10 do do, Nitnick fi Co; 1 car " milffeed;
Stevens &Marker 200 bbls flour, Gardi
ner;. ,
1 car middlings, J, Klineh; hf bbls
hutter;ll bbls apples; Voigt it Co; 100 bbls
flour, Haworth, MeDonahrit -Co;: 63 bills
hides, I) 'Chest-it Co. 300 bbls flour, JT3
Doe;100 dodo; J S Dilworth it Co; 1 - ear'
bran, Keil it Ritchart; 60 lif•bbls fish, Head
ct Metzgar 50 do do, S Ewart A; Co; .4 cars
- -iron ore, Jas: Wood Son it Co; 9. 'do do;
Gruff, Bennett it Co; 1 -do staves, NI- P Ad
.i mils Bro; 114 libls apples, V: A Braden;
pkgs butter, W H Grath 491 sks fertilizer,
Seward it Campbell; 5U bids do, Harris A:
Ewing; 30 sks rags, ;Markle'tt Co;. 303 bxs
glass, Ihtusen it Son; 10 ekes
Hoffsbitt; 25 doz broomS, I. Robis . on .t Co;
62 bxs glass, Semple it Co; 1-2 bbls potatoes,
- T O Morgad; 12 tx - igs rags, McCullough,
Smith it Co; 4 do do , 1 bbl e g .
Cooper. -; .
PITTNBURGIICOLIMIBCS AND CINCINNATI :j
RAILROAD, March 10.-2 rCars corn, -E W
Tuber; 2 ear staves, F Kober; 12 bits tobac-'-j
co :M4-1A Jones; 4.d0 do, PIT McKenna;l
tch sasausage,:)H Parker; 10 b 4
ills whisky, I
Stein it Son; 3 cases tobacco,H Dalmyer; 1
do do, L J k
Blanchard; 16 do do, nox
Orri 15 do do, R W Jenkinson; 3 tea san
s:we; J LippinrOtt; 24 sks flour, Hipplv
Miller; 110 pkgs fish, NVIi Kirkpatrick, ;t•
Co; 1 car .millfeed, S B Floyd it PO: I ear
staves ;H GeVer; 2 do do; Schade S, Weigith•
1 do dii; C Albright; 13 bbls whisky Little
Mechling; 4.bgs eloverseed, Oran' it Rei
ter; hlf bids fish, lK Robison; .25 do do,
Seghmyer tt Voskantp; ft sks seed, J Knox;
3 bales hides, 1D Chestnut; 3 pkgs, Head it
Metzgar; 64 sks'cs)rn, Robb it Herron; 10
caddies' tobaccoo S Dilworth it Co; 54) bbls
flour, S P Shriver it Co; 50 do do, Kirkpat ,
rick it Herron; 100 do do, Meaner it Har
per; 2 hlf bbls butter, WIT t-
•
CLEVELAND AND7ITTSEURGIIRAILIMAIN
March:lo..-3 cars iron: ore, Bryan
Caughey;,l3o ht bbls fish jitnies Connor:l
bbl wine, Wm Afardorf' Co; 2 bxs Scales,
Fairbanks, Morse k co; do do, Forsyth
S. Co - ; 10,000 ft lunther; C. A k S Wilson; 40
in lath, J Heath; 54 bbls- oil, Win • ARc
Cuteheetig . 2 cars stone,L Knox; 13
sks rags, Godfrey & Clark;: 23 bales hay, 70
sks corn, H Rea Jr; PO do do, W J Meek; 58
do do, `1 bbl eggs, 1 do onions, Robb & Her
ron; 37 bbls apples,'s doftaxseed, 2.kgs
.plo butter, 1 ttf bbl eggs, Head & Metzgar; - •
8,000 ft lumber, J & M Seibert k, Co. -
ALLEM:IE247Y ST.,t,Taix, Marti 14.-2 cars
staves, Ritlya & Robertson; 1 do do, J M
Hemphill; 250 pigs lead, .fteamer & Batt—
Man; 20 - bxs cheese,,Hahn & Hadley; 120
& Weise; 2 cars lumber, M&
Curdy. & -MeGinniss;: 301 hides, A ,t
Groetzinger; illibLs apples, 8 bxs cheese; C.
Brueehv; 300 ski corn, Stewart & Langen ,
helot; 2741 tbdo, 3'do barlet;RoSe & Ewing;
14 pkgs pearl barley, C-Reiss;
ALLEGHENY VALLEM •RAILTLOAH, March
10.-900 bblg. oil, Lmkhart, Frew CO; 80
'do do, C L. Angell; A rolls . leather, Wm
Flacons &Son; 20 sks - corn, 25 dO rye, Scott
Gisal; 3 ears metal, John Moorhead; 1 do
do, Rees,'Gralf Dull; 170 kgs nails; 8 bars
Iron, Martin, Brickell A: Co; '1 car metal,
Nimick tt.Co. .• ' ; ' • •
STEAMBOATS.
FORASHIFILLE.—The . r„AI
111
line steamer ma'
AMERICA ;.Capt. AirAm POE,
Will leave no ahave Ant SATURDAY, the glist inst..
at 4 totilOtkl.: 3t. • . .
.
Fur freight or pazig t upplxnbozi.rd or to
. Or, VOIlLINOW001), Agents
FOR' 9T. LOVII . LEAV-.
".flit JosErit. -
hIOUX CITY, YOWL' DENTON, ANI) THE °OLD.
MINES.. —The favorite steamer _ •
LESI LECTI ' ' J. HAMILTON, Commander,
Will Wave as aliore on. TUF.SpAY; ,Itarell4litti,. at
4 o'4quel: v. - -
For freight or natifiagr :ir4ily on Ixfarit ot. to
• CHAS. BARN.F.S,. t A .„„„
• - - , JAS. COLLINS,-
, ... . .
R. CINCINNATI AND F ..LOUISVULE.—The vteamer •
'KATtllollltitkiN ' ' Capt. FIoBT. lloutvtiON,
Wilt leave es above Pa IVEDNESI/Al.-;•ShirelilBth,
r ri.
I • tr( ht cirpa.4age. apply on board or to _ 2
IIAtt.N.b.t 4 ,;.FLACK COLLISGWOOD,
Agentx
OR CAIRO AND ST: s a tigiEt . " .
I.LOUIS -The line steamer '
LORENA - - Capt. SAM;STIVICAN
WIR leave for the above and intermediate pdrts on
THURSDAY, 19th Inst. .
For fttlght or passage apply on board or 1 . 0 '
FLACK & COLIANGWOOD. Agents..—
.FOR MONTANA,• FORT BENTON- AND .THE GOLD
• I NEs.,--The fine new steamer • ~
,
ANDREW' ACKLEY ' Cant. C/Aupg.TT
, ,
Will leaVe for Whine ports on MARCH 18th. The
above boat Is entirely new, - was built expressly for
that trade. and has the Government contracts.
For freight or passage apply ou board or to
W.. 1. KOUNTZ, • - • :
JAIIES.COLLINS, Agent:
•
It C L.-BAY Ent'
OitTll, IiANSAS ' crry. -J Aft soil. ti . r. 40,-
PH AND (MA/lA.—The sptemlyt stpanier
.. .. Titpx'A SytntAN
Wilt leave as above ohWEDNESDAY, 14th inst:;
at 4. o'clock. P: .
.=-1 , 41r freiglakar-paseage apply ion'otrat,d.
BToidigr i e
4.; 'LO —The ottlunet ,:,.; •'t
;WWVlAJClC;,inblhOigeo:6apt, J tr..•Azin.w.tur, •
no abovoint - SAVIRDAYi:the AiitStiqt
without fall. /totem satiothotory. '
For freight or passage apply on board or to
C u AB. BARNES, Agent,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JAMES B. 211.E.A.N0P
MEANOR & HARPER,
FLOUR. GRAIN AND PRODUCE
CO3I3IISSION 111ruller.1.[AN'r
329 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Codsigtirodnts solicited.
liirrEZExcEs—.l. G. Martin. Cashier 3fechaniceo
National Bank; J. S. Dilworth & Co., IL: T. Ken
nedy & Bro. • , • fia.H:L'A
niTeIICOCK, 111TREERIt& CO.,
lES
77 , 111E0 . ALE GEALN DEALERS,
- ' AND . •
COMM SSIO~i MERCHANTS
• NO 349 LIBERTY ST., PITTSBURGH,•
Office, up tatrs. - nabll:msl
'lt. STEELE • .1 A. ST4LE.
M - S EELE & SON,
- 4 -7-•-• . . DEALER IN .•
• 1 7 ‘1.. TM, FEED, 4artA t i - N,
And Prod ce generally; No. 95 OHIO STREET .
near East common. ALLEGHENY CITY, PA, ' •
FETE.
& RICHART,
. . .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
• AND DEALERS IN •
-GLOUR. GDAIN,'SEEDS,, MILL FEED. Sc.,
349 &Meaty Pit., Pittsburgh, -
myzi:b3l!,
ROBERT KNOX; Jr., •
.COMMISSION MERCHANT, 1
A3U DEALER IN
FLOUR,-GRAIN, AND PRODUCE GENERALLY: .
Office. 413 Lirtztrry STREET, PITTRIUMIT.
J.
L.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
No. 396 PENN STREET
spIBrKPJ
ALES. 31'13ANE -
McIIANE Si. .4.N.jE11,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .
Dealers In FLOUR. GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 141 WATER STREET, above
Smlthdeld. tsbn rgb. }ea
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
FORWARDING An COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sale' of Flour, Grain, Bacot), Lard. Butter.
Seeds.- Dried Fruit. and Produce. gineralir, No. 16
MARKET STREET, corner of First, l'lttbtlurgh.
ie""•fe3
SIIOMAKER & LANG, Whole
sale dealers In Groceries, Flour, Grain, Pro
duce, Provlsloug. FiSh, Cheese. Salt. Carbon Oil.
&e., Nos. 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, near
Liberty street. Pi ttbburgb, Pa. nos:us.s
JOAN I. 114JUSE - EDW. 110I:SZ W5l. UOVSE.
TOBIV I. HOUSE . 84, BROS., SUC••
Pf eessors to 3011 N 1. 1101;SF: & CO., Wholeiale •
uroeers and cotatot.slon 31On:hunts. Corner of
Sznit Wield and Water Streets. Pltt.burgh. Pa.
-----_----
eTi— 'RIDDLE; No. IS3 LIBERTY
ii STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.. Commission Mer
ant and Wholesale Dealer In: Country Produce,
Groceries anil Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced on Coneignmetits, and paid for Produce pm,
erally. - . au2l. • •
'on!. !'OX : A"itEur KNox
R --- M. OX -' SON, CORMISSIO
~ .3rEßriENNT!•:•74n,lilenli.rs In FLOUR.. GRAD
3110, PEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY. Nc
79 I)IAM(iND. oppotite (71ty liall,_ Allegheny ( ity
-dati:rai - - _
P. 4 V.CILIW FORD;COMMISSION
MERCHANS :MERCHANT IN PI .37 --- METAI;
LoGMS, il )I:F.. WROUIiIIT SCRAP IRON, Mfg:
BRICK. AND C 1"
1,A..... , ,t.c. Warehou , e and Office.
N 0... 366 and 364 PF:NN STREET. Storage fur
niihed. Ca n, ,ht atriums ..oncited.. - oc:1
_ __
- -
.;TITTLE, BAIRD S ,. PATTON,
wbote.,:ii, c; rovers . Commission Nterchants and
lers In Product!, Flour. Bacon. Cheese. Fish,
-Carbon anti Lard t Hl,' trot!. Nulls. Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures g!mcrally,
• 112 antlll4 SECIPNI) hritEE'r. I'ltt,burgll.
JB. I, I ANFIELD k. SON, COM
misFI(•N & £ I} ItWARDING 31KIICIIANTS.
and Whoh.,ate 14:alersin We6tern Ite•erre cheese,
Butter. Lard, Pork. Haeon.Ylour. 'FI.44Pot and
Pearl Ashe, and oils, Dried' Fruit and Produce
encrally. Nt?, , . 144- and 146 Front street, Pitt,
JOUN Kllu ro I WALLACE.
SHIPTON & WALLACE, WHOLE—
sAL}:„,„,(I:I-ts AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
No. 0 SIXTH STREET, 1•1[2,1 , 4rgb,"22.. 1a1.2:r5S
OILS.
EUREKA OIL WORKS,
MANI: FACTURERS o
• -
EUREKA CARBON .01L,
TUE cnr.EBRIED
SPERM „ LUBRICATING OILS,
CHEMICAL LINSEED OIL.
WHOLESALE DEALERS 1:14
Crude Refined and- Lubricating 0 / le,
Lard, Sperm, Whale and Fish-Oils.
R. MACHESNEY, Agent,
No. 19 Irwin Street.
• -
ARING AND 'KING,
Counnls t slon Mereltlints and Brokers In
Petfoleinn arid its Products,
:DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBURGII, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WARING, KING & CO.,
127 *Valuta Street.
Mr M. LONG /4; CO.,
M.AXiJFACTURERS OF
PURE WHITE BURNING OIL,
Bran,tl- 4 i.L
.01110, I*.2 * Muinesue Way,
PITTSBURGH, Pa
BROTHERS,
`;COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS Iti
Petroleum and its Products.
• Plltehnrghotlice—DALZELL , BUILDING, cor
ner of Duqueane Way and Irwin street.. - -
Philadelphia Offlee-11/7 WALNUT ST.
uptiola • -
J. C. XEIIEW...W. d 7. WIIITEIILID
Sono on, WORKS.
• .
l!anuta.eure and bane for sale all kinds of
LUBRICATING- OILS
IST. CLAII?„ STREET.
BuFrinti..SEHEW &
DYERS .hX'D SCOURERS.
_. .
• •
n 4. LANCE, • :,,..-....--. .
. ..
Nos. 185 and:lB'i Third
DYER AND gCOUREOII:
__ • j ODIED.
Km 6tovitir jam ilbimsormixtri otti.2o
ED OR DYED.
~:W~.
COAL .E:ND COKE.
C. U. AR. ---... 11.571:05(. ./. 1.. A. ILL , TCU6;SON.
A 1 1 1111STRON " Ai, lIUTCHINSON,
essors to
Puit,ADEtrill.i. A. L. rOL - GMOG LIENY COAL CO..
31I.*Eits, SHIPPER{ % • AND DEALERS, BY ItAli.-
nom) XND RIVER, OF
n,perlor 'Youghiogheny,
CAS AND. FAMILY COAL.
Otlice and Yard—FOOT OF TRY STREET, near
the Gas Workg.
OrderS left at the yard, or addressed-by mall, will
he promptly lilted.
JO:F:7 E1I1PE1:.
_
B EST FAMILY CO .411.
• ALWAYS ON RAND
And Delivered PrOmptly to Order,
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, BY
'OSCAR F. LAMM & CO:,
Corner Saticlusky Street and P. Ft. W. & C. R. R.
.A.I.a...3EGYMN - ir
ANTHRACITE COAL FURNISHED AT THE
LOWEST RATES.._
=I
COAL; COAL COMM:
• ,
- DICKSON, STEW &RT & CO.,
- flaring remOresl thffir Office to
. NO, 567 Iffirmiterv - 6PI P 21";
(Lately City Flcuir Mill) St COND ELOOIL,
- •
IrU w Ar e lli e T I?O f f. nisb
todcw,imiTaw",E.,,, -
utorket .
All orders left at. their Ake, or addressed to
them through the mall, will be attetided to promptly.
my.l:s:biffi
CHARLES HARMTRONIG.,
DEALEUTN
YOUGHIOGLENY AND .CONITELISVI:Mr, COAL,
lENZMI
QOM., I,, f iCK 'AND DESULPIIIIRIZED COKE
Office and. Yard—CORNER OF BUTLER AND
MORTON STREETS. First yard on Liberty and
Clymer. streets, - Ninth Ward. and on Second street,
near Lock No: 1. Pittsburgh, "Pa. '
Families and Manufacturers supplied with the
bert article of Cam' or Coke ut the lowest cash rates.
• .
Orders left at any of their o ees w receive
prompt attention.
SUPERIOR COAL.
•
••C. CI-I.u - itxr 8 CO., • •
'liners and Shippers of PITTSBURGH GAS. TORGE
and FAMIGT COAL, NUT COAL and SLACK.
Coal delivered promptly to .all parts of the cities
at the lowest market rates.
°Mee and Turd—CORNER FOURTH AND WAT
SON (formerly Canal; STREETS, Pittsburgh.
P. 1.292. . oc*
WHITE LEAD AND COLORS
ALL OF THE MANUFACTURES
PITTSBURGH WHITE - LEAD
COLOR. WORKS,
INCLUDING
STRICTLY PURE' WILITF, LEAD,
ZINC PAINTS,
chrorne Green, — -
Vercilter Green,
And every variety of Colors, dry nu,ground In Oil,
for Bale by
HARRIS & EWING,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets,
prr'rF4l3llll4G-11, PA.
SON,
White Lead and Color Works,
, .
. . .
3.L.1N ['FACTO: ER S Or ~
.
WIIITM AND RED LEAD:
ZINC, rum - . BLUE LEAD:'
' MeCOY'S VERDITER GREEN,
~
And all colors, Ary or In oil. • , . -
OFFICE, So. 67 FOURTH STREET.
•
Factory.
.Noe. 450. 452, 454;.456 and 458
Rebeera Street, and 49, - 51 - and 53 Lacoca• street,
Allegheny.
GAS AND STEAM FLITTING
P. L. AtNSOOD....EENsoNJQNES J 3rcAFF'KEY..
ATWOOD & M CCAFFWEI T ,
BRASS FOUNDERS;
GAS ,AND STEAM FITTERS,
Cor. of Third and Liberty Streetr,
Above Carroll k Snyder's, Pitthburgh, Pa.
LIGHT AND HEAVY CASTINGS furnbrhed
promptly to order.
Special attrntion pall to the fitting nut and re
itilincc of 011 Reilntrles, „tituar!)atb. bulling
M AGENTS FOR A. S. cAME.:V.ri &
Steam - Pumps and Blower Engines.
These Pumps have superior advantages over all .
others. and every nue it warranted to give satt.fae
tion. rum vs constantly on hand. fe2.5:n10
Joits eoneEn.. ....Jos. KAYE itENEY tuElt.
J OHN 111. COOPED& CO.,
BRASS - FOUNDERS,.
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Manufaciurerior PUMPS AND - BRASS IVORY. of
very deseriptlon: dealer,. In GAS FIXTURES
en) Tvitt.m:, of all kludA.
Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
PITTSBURGH.
nryls:7-30
=MMIR
stNursittx
QINGERLY & CLEIS, Successors
t,7 to GEO. F. SellCeitlt .t CO.,
PRACTICAt LITHOGRAPIIERS.
The only Steam Llthographie Establishment West
of the 31ountahri. Business Cards, Letter Heads,
Bonds.'Labets„ Circulars, Show Cards, Diplomas,
roam:lts. Views, Certificates of - Depor.its, Invita
tion, Cards, 4:c., _Nos. 72 and .14 Third street,
Pittsburgh.
011,115. - A, MILLER,
NO.BO POIDiTH STREET, APOLLO BUILDING.
t .
CHECKS, DRAFTS, NOTES, Bat and LETTER.
HEADS, &c., done in all styles. apl6:xs6
BRENITERIES.
plwN!x STEAD! BREWERY.
JOS. SPE:W*I' JAS. LE:IEL*,
SPENCER, ..MICAY & .CO.,
mAL4TERS' AND BREWERS
Of Ale, POrter and Broivn Sten4:
PITTSBURGH,PA
ROBERT IVATSO3 . 4 311tuager. ocl4
JOHN it. , & 4 BOADopft,
. . .
• Nurserymen , FlOrists , and SeedSmeit: , .'
Bui exons--14A T~iEETgpl)!;,-
site PobtOß!ce; rittsbumthi Pc , .
ri'eh 'Oakland. "Nterarrieb' ved
11111. mh9
And Manufacturers of
OF THE
,t_Nro
Versailles Green,
"Chronic Wellow,
Vei4ul.lllo3l,
I , IICICSI3IIRGII
LITHOGRAPHERS
SEEDS,
PROFESSIONAL
EUSTACE S. MORROW,
Al.l)Eitlt,e,.lNT,
EE-OFF/CIO JUSTICE OR THE , PEACE :AND,
POLICE MACHSTEATE.
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds. Bonds, Mortgag. es. Acknowledgments,
Deposit lons and all i.egal Busineas executed with
promptness and dispatch. m .
(7:IZIZAIt R. IiCTTRILFIELD.
=f:lM=
MIIASTEB, GAZZAN & B
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in Binkruptcy,
PITTSnUTh ii, Psi.
OFFICE, 98 GRANT
Opposite the Cathedrat.
Jc15:17.5
AMMON,
A.
Justice of the
,Peace,'
CONVEYANCER, REAL' STATE & INSURANCE AGT.
" CARSON STREET, EAST BIR3IINGHAN._ _--
Collection of Rents solicited and promptly attend
ed to. my 3: •
ILLIII.M' BARKER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CONVEYANCER, &C.,
Office; 'CARSON "STREET, nearly opposite the
Railway Depot, SOUTH PITTSBURGH . . —"-
Business entrusted to his care promptly m yatit.yelend
ed to.
DANIEL 34111MAL,.M. D.,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
OFFIM.i,ND RESIDENCE;
No. 50 Grant St., near
ap2A:x7l
jr . S. FERGUSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
We. SO . Fifth Street,
SECOND FLOOR: FlIONT11001(
•
TIT A. .LEWIS,
V
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 90 Diamond Street,
inhs:nB
JOHN W. RIDDELL,
ATTORNEY-A.T-LAW
Office, "N 0.135 Fourth Street,
fels:t44
n C. MACKRELt;
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. SO G-rant Stroet,
my24:ll)Z
JOHN A. STRAIN,
aLDER3i 3\
EX-OFFICIO .M.STICE Or' THE" PE..N.CE AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE.-
Office,ll2 FIFTH STREET, opposite the Cathe
dral, Pittsbuigh, Pa. Deeds, Bonds; Mortgages,
Acknowledgments, PePositions and all Legal-Busi
ness executed with promptness and dispatch.
JOHN C. M&V.MBS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No: 87 fifth Street. "
Pensions,'Bounties and . Arrears or Pay promptly
collected. n01.Vm39
MERCHANT TAILOF.S.
McARDLE,
13,t
~ ,-7.
MMTLCTIA.7%.7P 'PAIL° \-.
' •
~...,;-. . : r
o. 93. , ,j 83•11T}IFIELL!§TRE
ET. PITTS RGH,
1 4
HotPo.eonh:tantli o hand a fine a.:3ortnient of
CLOTHS, CASSI ERES & VESTINGSL
Also, GENT'S FEHNISITING GOGHS. GtNT'S
CLOTHING MADE TO OROEII. the latest style. •
Now READY.
Tor the ,gyp' ring Season,
With a large aiiil i comiilete stock of
BUYS', rami§ , 4ND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.,
AL! the new and leading title found at
Na. 47 ST. CLAW. STREET
MERCHANT
JONES DUPP,
NO. 3 ST. CLAM STIMET,, hare Just brogght,
from the East a full supply*Of SPRING and SUM- 1 ,
JIER (400US;CASSIMF.EVE.s., VESTINGS; de., d0.,1
whlehlhey are prepared to cut and make up In al
style equal to any shop in the east. or west., They
are determined to deserve. and hope to receive
liberal patronage.
LVlAtelf lel al zl. - IPllni 14 I
J SO. FRASCIEB
S. FRANCIES,
•
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS; j
Vontraets taken foi!Ming's. Store Fronts and
Jobbing. Particular attention given to Hem";
Framing. for Found ries' and Shops at all descriptionc
Nos. 266 and 268 It01;115k()N .STREET; /Wei
ghcny Vitv; Pa. • aul7:a4t
Z . II. PALMED,
• -
- •
House Builder and Carpenter, .
deice. corner of BARE:EIt'S ALLEY and -D s i
QUEsSE WAY. .
Jobbing. and ltepatring One yrith neatness an
dispatch. - , iYsib7s
- - -
JAM J.DICII,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
No. MI TENNEiII.VA.NIA: AVENUE. opposit. i
liiith litreet, Plitsburgh, Pa. Residence, No. 141
Urant'street: ' ' ' ,
Jobbing .done with neatness and dispatch. .41
Orders promptly attended to,lind satisfaction trat
ranted. .. : . ' . - afZhe47:mArF
__. _
HOIJSEHUII I DEIRS
DUILDINGJ AND REP'AIRS promptly attendg
14 •
• FERGUSON. & BECK,
• IT: smttlitleld StreetJ,
PgP
TERS
WESLEY
.001ULTER;
:1-I 0 tlgE T
' . No. lockorant, tilitreet,
oppoigiee Cathedra), -,,1 ITTs,BVlzair, PA.{
c.An.pwaoii6 . tO order:` I
P. - 8. It UTC.lll$6O:i.. . ... C.111171t
iTtprenosox,&.fiEpouwv,
NOOSE: SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
, ORAmEns AND GI.,ZIEIS,
. .
81E$ Veicana. 4venov,
•Pittsbnirgli:
All araere to matt promptly attonded to.
ARCHITECTS.
BARIt mosrat,
•
'TRAIT HOUSE AS.SOCI.4.IIO:st HUM It I EUZ 4 ,, H
13 and 4 . St. Clair Street., Plitstiurgh. Pa. spo",
atteattoa 'lslvett to the , eleargrillig an Sandia
COITICC . HOUSIN slid PUIO4O IiuILDINt;S.
ARTosp t. 1.1 IL
A—
' iiiiciiiall if II
14 EN_INERING
„ k „ ) .
il ~ ...:1 a : ') . 11eh
I:Rerri4ll2l,4ll'
00 tigeeknawlEith i lkftsiiit**0
With Messrs HoiLuvailt CN.'',
vz. •
- - . - 4 , 11 4 . • ..2, : : -
j
72N1,14-:,-
Ell
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PITTSBURGH', PA
PITTSPITRGTI, PA
PITTSBURGH, PA
GRAIL d LOOAR.
S.I2VL FRANCIES