II
U
11
meld- Natters in New York.
- Golo Closed ai 139%.
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l'iegraPb tOttle PlttlibUrgh Gazette.)
N*lir Yous, April 22, 1868.
i ,GOLD
. AND MONEY. •
tiey is. easier 'to-day than for along
,
ipast. .Call loans made early in the
il, G per odnt.' but towards, the close 6
rit. was the general rule; prime dia.
.fs at 7aB Per cent. ' Sterling firm at 10
tfor ,ptime bills. Gold .flrmer, opened
?' touched 40k, and closed at 393;a 4
This advance was occasioned by tile
;ng belief that 'the 'President will be
!ed. Exports V:lday 'amount to m o,oxl.
,
I 00YEENMENTE.
irernments suave and X®,,4 higher,
,ig strong.. There -were . wine heavy
lases ,•of Sevengliirties by "German_
- /,3 rs, baied on the rumor that: Mr. Me
th will issue the balance , of the Ten
t bonds in exchange for Seven-Thir-
Henry Clews de Co. furnish the an
il4:3o • quotations: ,Coupons of 1881,
3%;,.'..d0. '62, 112X®112X; do. '64,
110 X; do. '65, nog@liovi new do.,
108%; do. '67, 108%@108%1 10-40 s,
102%; 7-305,•1063:®106%.. •
BTOOSB r
e and bouyant daring the day
le entire list, with a marked advance;
bg strong though a trifle under the
bst point of the day. Tile short inter
f, quiet, especially New York • Central,
continues in active borrowing de
• -
ti following are the 5:30 priess: Canton,
49, Curnberland, 31(33; Adatns
Ea
-643;®65; Wells It Fargo. 29; Amer&
64%@64%; United States, '64%®65;
Chants' Union. %33@33%; QuickSiver,
27; Mariposa, preferred 11%@11%;
e Mail, 93@93/ Atlantic Mail, 30@31;
tern Union 37% ®37%; New York Cen-
Ur% ©LW; 'Erie 71%; do preferred 73©
tHudson 136; Harlem 120; Reading
gB9? , Ohio and 'Mississippi 31%@)31%;
ash 503;®51; St. Paul 63®64; do pre
d 76%%76.f 4 ; Michigan Central 114;
iigan Southern 90%@90%; Illinois
iml 143; Pittsburgh 82%@)83%;
10 104%@105; Rock Island 96%©
North-western 62; do preferr
-74%@74%; Fort Wayne 102%®
t; Hartford and Erie 14%®14%;
,(eland. 'and Ashta oula 100%; Terre
te, preferred, 68; Missouri's 87y.
XIMING SHARES
;dull: Gregory 252©200; Smith ti Par
-5e =O.
SUB-TREASURY RECEIPTS . '
:3,1111t to $1,331,684; payments $652,555;
;nee $105,567,410.
•" Cincinnati Market.
r elegniph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
• ,4WINi r iATT , April 222—Flour is firm and
emand'at full prices, with sales of fem
.. ,at $11,25a11,50. Wheat is firm and the
My is light, with sales of winter at $2,60
• Corn is scarce and has advanced
taBBc for ear, and 90c for shelled. Oats
advanced to 78c for No. 1. Barley is
• flanged. Cotton is dull at 29Mc, and
is nodemand and prices are nominal
the close. Tobacco is firm and in de
[4:l, with sales of 116 hogsheads at pri
• terms. . - Whisky is firm at $2,15. Pro
. • ens are generally firmer, and the mar
is strong. Mess Pork: sales of 200 bbls
,t 7,50, and holders are :generally asking
,buyer for the last half of May. . Bulk
~:' As are 'firmer and sides are higher,
1 "1 0 : 4 market closing at 1334, with large
shoulders are held at 1234 c, but are
"asked for . Bacon is firmer but quiet;
aldersare selling at 13a133tc, and sides
.1 1.53415y,c;, clear rill sides • and clear
1 .;.1.17y.c. sugar cured hams, 19c on the
•-;, and 2.0 c to buyers for May. Lard ad-
Ced to 17%c, but is now held at 18c.
:L. ter dull, supply better and prices 5c
• , er, closing at 40a45c for fresh:. holders
! anxious to get out of winter made be
grass made comes in. Cheese un
aged. Eggs scarce andadvanced to 22a
Potatom scarce and 25c per bbl higher;
e, $3,50a8,75. , Apples scarce and in de
: pd at s6aB per bbl. . Gold closed at 18934
.;. ling. Money market quiet at 10a12 per
Chicago Market.
iTelegraph to the Pittsburgh 43azetteA
'''3 and
April V....—Flour fairly so.
:' and the inquiry is chiefly for low grades
choice brands; sales at 19,25@1l for
c ',ing extras. Wheat—demand light,
..43fly oil speculative account end- ligl%c
!frjer; sales No. 1 at .11.2,15 (i)2,16 and No. 2
.-t2©2,02% closing firm for . No. 2 at $2,01.
' n dull andi 34 ®Xc lower; sales No. lat
4,563 e , No. 2 at 84. new at 83g®84%, and
-. ctea at 82, closing at 84®84g for new.
s
s in fair demand and W 134, lower; sales
23.1@64 for regular and fresh receipts,
sing steady at 62,.0563 for regular. Rye
s active and firmer,
and 2@pc higher;
.fs No. lat $1,870)1,00. Barley dull,• sales
, No. 2 in store at $2,30, and sample lots
$2,10@2,35. Provisions--bolders are
er. Sales of Mess. Pork at 827
, buyer, the month. Lard firmer and
'[
et at 17y,e Or city and 17c for country.
rp Pork steady at SV., extra prime VI.
...4y salted Shoulder's 11%e. Receipts=
'1 , 03 bbls flour, 16,675 bus wheat, 54,411 bus
n,.6,840 bus oats, 10,163 live hogs. Ship
.- nts-8,660 bbls flour. 61,013 bus wheat,
! '267 bus corn, 59,105 bus oats, 0,888 live
. .. Freights dull, at 10c for corn to-Buf
-1,9
St. Louis Market.
Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
.T. Lours, April V.—Tobacco, sellers
w more disposition to accept bids; pri
steady and unchanged. Cotton nominal
P . Flour unchanged; sales superfine at
.; extra $8,50a9; double extra $9,50a10,-•
treble extra 811,50a14,25; receipts 2,100
A els. Wheat steady and firm' at $2,65a
`•,, 8 for prime to choice fall; Spring dull
:d drooping at 82,05a3,12; receipts 1,000
' shels. Corn steady at 833ta88; receipts
400 bushels. Oats held firmly and above
yers' views; small sales at 70a72; receipts
1 i bushels. Barley inactive at $2,50a2,75
prime to choice Spring. Rye scarce and
her at 81,00a1,95: Pork firmer and high.'
, i : e m s
ds.ce
a a ll sales
.an at
d; h 27 5 a28
'at 16y.. Loose Bacon in better demand;
m 3 1 4 1d ; e ß rs ulk l6a m l e 7 a . ts Lard firm
. A much offering; sales steam and kettle
it
'indered at 17ga17%.
W' • ----•+---...
Cleveland Market.
ly Telegraph to the Plttsbargh Gazette.)
,tiCLEVELAND;" April .:12.--'-Plour: market
t4-mer; deuble'extia spring at $10a12; do
pd winter at $12.4314; do white, $13,50a15,50.
Wheat; market firm and steady at _52,62
No. 1 rpdminter, and f 2,46 for No. 2 do.
rn dull and lower; No. 1 Shelled held at
.t
. and 953 offered. Oats ,firni and In.
3od demand; held at at 75a76 for No. 1,
m store, Rye' nominal: Batley; con-,
derable inquiry, but none offering, and
five
a in r g e u n iry ond f na or l. bo P n e d tr e o d l ; free eumfirl ule,
er twa i n th d
[-
eld at 22a23 ; bonded at 3243.—:
uutsville *Oat."
y Telegraph to the Pittalmigh 01lette.1
LounnaLLE,, Apr 22 , —Tobacco firmn
ales 238 hhda lugs to fair leaf so_,jig...
• tton 293 a29,ino 'Flour advanced 2
en
grades;.sriperflnelsB,74., Wheat;. p r i me
2,50a2,55. Corn; shelled: 14, - bulks 84Wc.
7.le7se„,gasaryKeiltucky hying 21e,
lachine Rope B,f r e e .', Mesa PorX
a; shoulders 1 3 XelelearsIdes,11,0; hol
ers ask an advance. in Ames .18o;
n keolBXc. Whisky; free $2,20,
By Telegram 34 giarilttabarati Mazstre.i.
Musit'nuua April42E-+Cot
_ten: quiet: and,
firm.at 31eD 74135 r. ibialioa;• etrportai:
,65 bale& h'skipqrfine,'s&T,:Bork.
pe7,s o @2gAtOi ollitrucon.mreaken dearialikal,
17 ,i 0/B,s boul_4beciaanxe, 'Bulk-meats
in light coemindr7itinan.aidesll.sllolBo,
Shoulders 1 44: Lard 18®18tie. Corn
quiet and unchanged. Oata 78 @800. Bran
grm at Sgc. Cornmeal iieln 4 . 6o - Egg s
18®20c. Butter 650.
e
. •
New York Dry Goode Market.
CBy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazettc.3
NEW Town, April 22.—Weather fine and
warm, but as yet there is no perceptible in
fluence on the state of the market, which
-continues dull enough, for cotton goods par
ticularly; prices, consequently, are a little
lower for heavy Brown Sheetings, all stun.
and makes having been reduced this after
noon lc per yard. The Merrimac. Prints
have also been reduced to 146 c. '
Milwaukee Market.
Telegmb to the Pittsburgh Gazette')
MiLwAuxEF., April22.—Floor quiet; but
firm; choice Wisconsin and - lowa, $9,62a
10,25: medium, $9.25a9,50; common, "$8,75a
9,00. Wheat unsettled; i 52,18 for No. 1 slimrner reeeipts;. 12,01 1 ,4a2,02 'for No. - 2 do.
Oats firm at 63c for No. 1, and 62e for N 0.2
Corn dull at 840 for new shelled: Receipts
—2.000 bbis flour; 24,000 bus wheat. 2,000
bus corn. Shipments-4,300 bbls flour;
56,000 bus wheat.
Toledo Market.
[By Telegraph to;the Pittsburgh Gazette.) •
TOLEDO, ApHl 22. Flour; receipts, 2,487
bblsi quiet.: Wheat; receipts, 1,050 bus;
sales of white tqichigan at 82,90. Corn un
changed, with sales of No. 1 and Michigan
at 92c; buyer,- this month, 920; buyer, all
May, 95c; receipts of 26,017 bus. Oa* re
ceipts, 2,400 bus; lo better, with sales of
No. 1 Michigan at 69a70. Ry scarce. Seeds
dull and nominal. •
Chicago Cattle Market.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Garette.)
Cirmao, April 22.—Live Hogs in large
supply and 15a25c lower on all grades, with
sales at $8,20a8,60 for light and inferior
grades, 58,75a9,00 for medium to fair, and
9,25a9,f 0 for good to choice. Beef Cattle,
owing to large offerings, weakened and de
clined 10a15c; $7,25a7,85 for medial:at° fair,
and e8,00a8,75 for good to choice Beeves.
Baltimore Market:
illy-Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
BALT/MORE, April 22.—Flour firm and
scarce; none offering. Wheat steady;
Pennsylvania, $2,90; Maryland,lgiaB,lo.
Corn firm; white, $1,12a1,14; yellow, $1,20a
1,22.. Oats heavy; Western, 82.a135c. Rye
firm at $2. Bacon unchanged. Pork ac
tive; mess, $2B. Lard firm at 18%c.
Cincinnati Cattle Market,
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
- CrscrtmATi, April 22.—Beef cattle in de
mand at Pa 8,50 per 100 gross. Hogs in de
mand at f8a10,50 per 100 gross; but few fat
ones offered. Sheep in active demand at
it..%8,50 per 100 gross; spring lambs, g4a4,75
each.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD,
CLEVELAND AND P/TTSBURGR RAILROAD,
April 22-5 cars ore, Bryan & Caughey; 3
do do, Shoenberwer & Blair; 8000 feet lum
ber,B Schmidt; . 13 bdls scrap steel, Hussey
Wels & Co; lot furniture, Lemon & Weise;
42 bxs scales, Fairbanks, Morse & Co; 100
bxs starch, Arbucklesr, Co; 25 do do, J S
Dilworth Jr Co; 10 do do, J I House Jr.Co:
20 do do, Little, Baird Jr Patton. 25 do do.
Rinehart Jr Stevens; 50 do do, dmith, John-.
son & Colvin; 20 dodo, 5 crates ao, J Por
terfield; 1 car stone, J L L Knox; 1 car fire
brick, Evans :& Co; 6 bbls eggs, V H Graff
& Co; 10 kgs oat meal, 1 bbl pearl barley,
L J Blanchard; 6 bbls flour, Totten & Co; 3
bxs ides, J Graff; 1 car water pipe,H H
Collins; 6 elks rye, McHenry Jr Hood; 230
bgs oats, 16 sks rye, R C Henderson; 50
jugs molasses, Voight, Mahood & Co: 50 do
do, Vangorder & Shepard; 14 bx..; cheese,
Shomaker & Lang; 1 bbl apple bntter, J J
Pettet; 20 sks rye, Wm hicKinn: 16 bbls
apples, Carter,McGrew &•Co; 1 car staves,
J J Bender; 29 sks wheat, J 13 Liggett &
Co; 300 do corn meal, I Dickey & Co; 100
bbls flour, Shomaker & Lang; 4 sks rags, C
P Markle'& Co; 1 car fire brick, Columbia
Oil Co.
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD, April 22.-37 cars metal, Nimiek
it Co; 3do do, Graff, Byers & Co; 3do do,
Totten & Co; 11 do "do, J Wood, Son & Ca; 9
do do, Bryan & Caugher 1 do iron ore,
Graff & Bennett; 400 bbls' flour, T 'C Jen
kins; 100 do do,' 3 do apples, 1 keg apple
butter, 3 sks' titnothy seed, H Rea Jr; 12
bdls scrap iron, J Jones; 5 kgs apple but
ter, Graff & Reiter; 11 sks tanners' scraps,
A.Hcrveler; 87 bdiltospttkes, T Hare & Bro; 4
bbls apples, Graff Co; 13 sks rags, C P
Markle & Co; 8 bxs cheese, E H Myers &
91 bdls handles, Lippincott Bakewell; 10
bxs scales, Forsyth, Taylor & Co; 10 bxs
starch, S Lindsay'Jr & ' Co; 20 bxs cheese,
•
J- ; ',B Canfield & Son; 25 sacks rye; Little,
Bard & Patton; 100 ins glass, C Mmsen
Son 100 bbls flour, Shomaker & Lang; 1 car
staves, 31 P Adams &Bro! 172 sks rye, .1' S
Finch; 1 car scrap iron, Martin & Maloney;
31 bbls pearls, McKee & Bro.
Pyrrsittriton Command AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD, April 22.-20 boxes hops, J D
Dravo; 10 do do, E Heazleton; 8 bxs tools,
Logan & Gregg; 50 bxs starch, Carter, Mc-
Grey & Co; 10 bbls hominy, H Rea Jr; 25
sks oats, 9 do rye, McHenry & Hood; 20
bbls eggs, 36 do dried fruit, 5 do green ap
ples, 3 do seed, W H Graff & Co; 1 car rye,
NI Steel '& Son; 15 sks flour, J Scheleim; 23
sks oats, Meanor & Harper; 1 car staves, H
Geyer; Ido do, F Kober; 100 bbls flour,
Shomaker & Lang; 10 butts tobacco, W • L
Jones; 44 caddies do, Knox & Orr; 5 bales
hemp, John Flocker; 5 bbls oil, Fleming &
Bro; 5 bbls eggs, F G Craighead; Ido do,
Graff & Reiter; 3 do do, 31 W Rankin &
Bro.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD. April
22-2 cars limestone. Shoenberger di Blair;
2 cars metal, McKnight, Porter. .t Co; I do
Iron, Martin, Itrickell dr Co; lot empty bbla
Spencer dr. McKay; 1 caddy tobacco, Knox
trc Orr; 1 bbl eggs, 5 aks flaxseed, Volgt 'et
Co; 7 ba g s Nvheat, .7 S Liggett dc Co; lot bxs
and bbls, Shipton tic Wallace;lot empty
bags, Scott - itz Gisal; S bgs rags, B Peflum;
6 calves, 1 sheep, 4 bbls eggs, 1 coop chick
cas, 3 bxs butter, J H Graham; 2 cars mar
keting, owners.
ALLEGHENY STATION April 22.-1 car
staves, Ralya d : Robertson; 100 bbls flour,
Stewart 6: I..ongenheim; 1 car lumber, Fox
& Ansehutz; 20 bxs starch, 2 bbls meat,
Kohen & Bro; 15 bbls flour, S C McMas
tors; 50 hush
. potatocs, R Knox; 1 car oats,
Jas B Orr; 5 bundles calf skins, 9 hide's, .7
Luckcampt.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
April 21-2 cks bacon, J H Parker; 332 p.a
roofing slate, 3' S Nowmyer cti CO; 2 bbls
onions, Shomaker do Lang; 1 bbl eggs, L J
Blanchard; 5 do do, W M Gormley; 41 ;Elks
hair, A Hoveler dc' Co; 8 bbls flour, B
Moore.
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RGII GAZETTE: -THURSDAY. APRIL 23, 1868.
RIvER laws.
Both rivers continue to recede steadily
at this point with seven feet in the Alle
gheny and six feet three inches in the Mo
nongahela. The weather yesterday was
Clear and pleasant, and all that could pos
sibly be desired for the transaction of. 'out
.door business.
There were no arrivals aside from the
regular packets: The Glendale, from St.
Mats; Kate Robinson, from Louisville,
and'Argosy, from Cincinnati, are due here
to-day, and the St. Charles, from Cincin
nati, may be expected in this evening.
Messrs.-Ghriest Raslett, agents for the
St. Charles, receive freight for her at
foot of Wood street to-day.
The Tielli3vernon left for St. Louis about
noon yesterday, with an excellent trip,
having about about all the freight she
could take, and a large number of pas-.
sengers.
The Alice V. left for St. Louis last even
ing. She did not have much of a trip from
here; but has engagements below, inelad
leg eight thousand kegs of nails at Wheel
ing. The New State also cleared with oily
a moderate trip, but she, too, will doubtless
fill out at Wheeling and other points be
-low.
The towboat Storm, which le ft here on
Thuesday with four earges of coal in two
foi. lake Erie, lying at Steubenville, sunk
two of them at White Ripple. Shortly
after this accident, the Coal Bluff ran a
barge loaded with railroad lien on the
sunken coal barges, and it also went
down.
STEAMER .1. N. MCCULLOUGH. —This
splendid side-wheeler will leave tot:lay at
noon on her first trip in the Cincinnati
packet trade. She is in all respects one of
the finest and most' commodious steamers
that comes to this - port, and is especially
adapted for a , packet trade, being, fast, of
light draught, and supplied with all the
modern improvements and appliances to
render comfort, safety and convenience.
Her officers are well-known and popular
steamboat men; the Captain, George D.
Moore, and the clerk, his brother Dan, are
known at every town and almost every
house along the river between here and
Parkersburg, and have always borne the
reputation of being high minded and hon
orable men. Passengers and shippers will
bear in mind that she leaves promptly on
time, 12 M.
Attention is directed to the card of Messrs.
Gluiest Jr Haslett, steamboat agents, corner
of Market and Water streets. These gen
tlemen are the authorized agents of the
Northwestern Union Packet Company, be
tween St. Louis and St. Paul; and St. Louis
and:Quincy Packet Co., and as such, are
prepared to receipt through freight by
either of the above lines at the lowest
rates. Messrs. G. de IL are also agents for
steamers loading for Cincinnati and Louis
ville, Memphis. New Orleans, and all other
points oo the Western Rivers.
The Lorena, Capt. Sam Shuman, is now
In turn for St. Louis, and will be the first
passenger boat out.
The , Ida Rees, 'Capt. Rees - Rees, is tie
regular packet for Oil City today, leaving
promptly at four p. m. The Mary Daviige
Barges,Capt. Hugh Campbell, are filling
up steadily, and will soon be ready to clear
for St. Louis.
The Maggie Hays, Capt. B. C. .Martin] is
expected to leave for St. Louis and the Up
per Mississippi to-morrow; if not, she will
take" her departure on Saturday with Out
fail.
The Kate Putnam and St. Charles left
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Monday.
The St. Patrick recently burned opposite
Memphis is insured in Cincinnati offices
for ae.• &NI, The Cincinnati Insurance
Companies leave been remarkably unfor
tunate this year, while on the other hand,
our Pittsburgh offices have got off almost
"scot-free."
A letter to Captain Kountr, says of the
steamer Carrie, recently sunk near Stens
City: -
I fear that she is settling is the sand, and
l
have no doubt but that she is total loss. 'E e
have saved some freight, an are doing
we can to save more. The struck r
in the stern; . a little to the starboard side
and aft the forward hatch. She sunk in
about twelve, minutes. Sh is now badly
settled amidships.
The little steamer Spray 'as sold by the
*United, States Marshal at Cincinnati on
Monday to Captain Vince t Shinkle for
$5,425. She was built her by Captains
Donaldson; Isharn and Fish r in 1883.
Since January Ist ther have been
seventy-eight steamboat aecidents on the
Western and Southern waters, of which
forty-five resulted in a total-loss ' of which
thirty-seven were by sinking, two by ex
plosion and all by fire. One million dol
lars would , be a low estimate of the value
of the steamboat property alone, without
reference to the cargo. Of this loss a large
proportion was covered•by insurance, of
which again the greater proportion Was
held by Cincinnati offices.
The Board of Underwrittfrs of Cincinnati
are of the opinion that, where bridges are
built over the Ohio river, in order to leave
the navigation of the river reasonably safe,
there should bo a main span over the chan
nel not less than five hundred feet long.
We clip the following from the. St. Louis
Republican of Sunday: :Up to the present
date this season twenty-six steamers have
started on the voyage to Fort Benton. To
, the same date last season" twenty-three
boats had started. The season last year
was some days later than - this, as, for in
stance, last year the first boat left on March
28th, while thili year the first to leave was
on the 21st; so that, taking the same num
ber of days (28) shows 'a difference of eight
boats, in favor of last year, as during that
time thirty-nine boats had started. During
the same period last year seven boats
started for the . lower Forts, while this year
but one boat has started as yet. The boats
of this season have also had much lighter
trips than last year, and at greatly reduced
rates.
Bids for the transpewtation of army sup
plies to Forts Sully. Rice and Stevenson
were opened yesterday. Quite a lively
cempetition was witnessed, but at dusk no
award had been Made. The contest is gen
erally conceded to be between Capt. Ben.
Johnston and Capt. T. K. Voorhis, Captain.
V. offering to carry the freight at' the rate
of $1,19 per 100 pounds to Fort Sully, and
81,91 to Rice and Stevenson, with 16c per
100 pounds off for freight taken at points
above the city. Captain Johnson offers to
carry at $1,25 to Sully, $1,85. to Rice, and
$1,75 M Stevenson, , with 25c off;
• The Fort Smith (Arkansas) Herald'says:
Boat owners in this river have become so
, abomnibly stingy that none advertise, and
there is no, wonder, that so many of them
sink—it: is rather remarkable that, some of
them don't blow UP---as the captains are so
close that they' ,will hardly let steam
enough on to propel the boats.
The Ida Rees, Glasgow and . Emma arri
ved at St. Louis on Sunday, and the' York:-
town left there on Saturday for Fort Ben-
Rivera and Weather'.
(By Telegraph to,:the'Attsburgli
22.—itiver falling fast
with 11 feet - .and 6 inches in the canal.
Weather dear and warm..
Sr. Louis, April 22:--,Weather clear and
very wiirrn..yri.., f
a ,l:0
QT:igtNSTOWN:':.
Stimberinir elitee ' d L ileat4.litee :vet , ,
put celebrated
_L:111(
;; C CIEV TI 7O_ , I; BiISTOI7~ tII CI ]` OF ' BdTTID~ORF,. 1 .
SA.TURDATAL,In rite4 i lt tr brl . i
, re env
. 9 , -4,,
Ilasysouir rnik r ati m iiii i6o, 64 Jr.,
70 FIFTH STREET, (Chronicle Building,)
Nearly opposite Post Office. Pittsburgh
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STEAMBOATS.
FOR CINCINNATI.
THURSDAY PACKET-AT 191
Tbe new and splendid side-wheel steamer .
J. N. M'CULLOUCH,
G. D;MOORE Col
D. MOORE
The above elegant side-wheel steamer
e ifrPackets i t t i r
n o i r arie i gLie s o t n o na i ll i nj u r e t ,
temphis, New Orleans and St. Louis. . 1
pper Mississippian(' Missouri rivers.
Freight.or . passengers receipted throe
it or river. •
Especial attention , given to Order
tusiness.
For freight or passage apply on boa
AS. - COLLIES,I
. CHAS. HAREM
CM
CINCINNATI
PACKET LIN
For Wheeling, Marietta, Par ersbure s
Pomeroy, GaliMpolia, B Sandy,
Ironton, Portimonth, May Me and
Cincinnati.
SWE NT, Master.
MONDAYS, 5 P. M. I -
ST. MARYS
ST. CHARLES
FRIDAYS, 5 P. M.
The above elegant side-wheel steamers will leave
regularly as announced, connecting at Cincinnati
with Packets and Railroads to Louisville, Nashville,
Memphis New Orleans and St. Louis. Also to the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
Freight or passengers receipted through either by
rail or riVer.
Especial attention . glren to Orders and *ay Busi
ness. BARNES it. COLLINS.,
spm GHRIEST & HASLETT. Agents.
PITTSBURGH, sid ir i Se
WHEELING,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave Company'! 'Whartboat, foot of Wood street,
DAILY, at lA M.
MONDAYS AND TIFURSDAYS,
J. N. MeCULLOUGII GEO. Di 3loottn, Master
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
BAYARD • A. S. Sum , linurr, Master
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
GREY EAGLE ' C. L. BRENNAN, Master
Freight will be reCelved 'at all hours by
apS JAMES COLLINS, Agent.
ALLEGHENY RIVER
PACKET LINE leaves every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
At 3 o'clock r. ai., from the . foot of Imrln street
This line is composed of the following boats:
IDA REES No. 21'.; H. HERS, Master, W. F. STEW
ART, Clerk.
ECHO No. 3, E. GonooN, Master, A. D. Et's-
SELL, Clerk. „
The above Boats were built expressly for, the trade,
have superior acconnuodations and attentive °di
cers. magi
OR ST. LOUIS, :
• DUQUE, ST. PAUL, and the
ntermediate ports, In connection with the North
ern Line.—The flue passenger steamer
LORENA Capt. Sax.
Will leave for the above and all intermediate ports
• SATURDAY, 25th Inst.. 4 P. Ir.
For freight or passage tinkly on_ board or to
JOHN FLACK.
ap p . J
itl • Or, J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agents.
--
'PRESS LINE.-FOILagiM
ST. PUAL, MINNEAPOLIS.
ED LANDING. LA CROSSE. GALENA, DU
BUQUE. ROCK ISLAND, .DAVENPORT AND
BURLINGTON.
THIS DAY-10 A. 31
The splendid passenger steamer MAGGIE IfAYS,
IL C. Matins, Commander, J. F. finny°. Clerk,
will leave for above and all Intermediate points as
announced.
For freight or passage ap_ply on board or to
apli FLACK COLLING WOOD, Agents.
REGULAR WEDNES
DAY PACKET 'FOR • CINCIN-
AfL—The line steamer
ARGOSY Capt. VANDEUGRIFT,
W. 11. Scull. Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for Cincin
nati every WEDNESDAY at noon.
, C. BARNES.
JAS. COLLINS, }Agents.
nshlt JOHN FLACK.
F OR ST. LOUIS.
n r ia gEt i
TUESDAY, 21st Inst.-4 r. u.
The steamer MARY DAVAGE KIID BARGES,
Capt. 11. CAMPBELL. will leave as above announced.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
apl7 CHAS. BARNES, Agent.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
X. STEELE
Air STEELE & SON,
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IV
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, acct.
No. 98 OHIO STREET, near East Common,
- ALLEGHENY CITY, PA;
JAMES L. /MANOR
JOS. HARPER
MEANOR & HARPER,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION 211:EliCIIANTS
3A9 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH..
Consignment! solicited.'
REFEIZENCES-4. G. Martin, Cashier Mechanics'
National Bank; J. S. Dilworth Jr. Co., R. T. Ken
nedy & Bro. ja3l:l2l
PETER KEIL I. JAS. P. RICHAXI 4
K EIL dk
RICHART,
. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN •
FLOUR, mutt', SEEDS, MILL FEED, &c., &c.,
349 Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
my24:b37
T
J. BLANCHARD,
•
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
Nti. 306 PENN STREET
aplB:xB9
B. ANJEIt.
McBANE & ANJER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUIt, GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 141 NifsATER STREET, above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. jeS
FETZER'& ARMSTRONG,
POW/LIU/EN AND 001(11113BION lEEBOHANTB,
For the sale of Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Seeds. Dried Fruit and Produce generally , , No. 10
MARKET STREET, cornet of First, Pittsburgh.
feithuS
QHOMARER & LANG, Whole.
sale dealers in Groceries, Flour, • Grain, Pro
duce, Provisions. Fish., .Cheese, Salt Carbon Oil,
kc., Nos. 112 and 174 WOOL STREET, near
Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. n08:n55
JO 7. 110 USE - EDW. noutz.....w.m. H. uovez.
JOHN I. HOUSE & BROS., Sue- ,
cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., 'Wholesale
Wocers and Commission Merchants, Corner of
Smithfield and Water Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
cIIRIDDLE,' No. 183 LIBERTY
..IiTREET, Pittsburgh, Pa., Commission 3ler
ant and 'Wholesale Dealer In Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced on Consignments, and paid for Produce gar'
erally. _ .
RODT..KNOX ANDREW KNOT
AKNOX' & SON,. COMltiliSiiiiit
'MRCHANTS and dealers In FLOUR, GRAD
L. E FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, Nr.
79 DIAMOND, opposite Clly Hall, Allegheny City
Jal7:r37
,AV:CRAWFORD; COMMISSION
UIt DMERCHANT IN' PIG METAL, ntooms,
E, WROUGHT SCRAP IRON, FIRE BRICK
AND CLAY, &c. Warehouse and Office, Nos. 308
and 360. PENN STREW. Storage furnished.
Consignments solicited. oe:3
brrTLE.i .lIAIRD- & • PATTON,
• Wholesale Grocers,•Commisslon Merchants and
eaters .in Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
Carbon .and Lnrd .oii, 'lron, Nails; Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh' Manufactures generally,
11A and 114 firCONDIsi , THEET Pittsburgh.
J• : Ii CANFIELD &so COM
. MISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
and Wholesale Dealers inWesteril Reserve Cheese,
• Rutter,' Lard, Pork Bee,en, Flour, Fish, Pot and
Pearl;.A.shert; and 011 s, :Dried Fruit and _Produce
generally, Nos. 144 and. 148 Front street, Flits
'Burgh.' • ' • . ' , -
JOEITUNCTON A. 'WALLACE.
HIPTON&WALILACE, WHOLE-
Smx G RACERS PRODUCE DEALERS,
' o. 6SISTII STREET. Pittsbureh. ia12:69
LIM& , , F .
260 0 1 0 02 S WHITE LIME,
Warranted egoist to any in inorkei, j lu,storo and
,/: t , ' ' lITIGB KNO.;
liana*p.tit 'iCAystreet, Pittsburgh.
- G OOD
CKAPIBREARAN.,DEAR'TIMES ,
Enquire for WARD'S BREAD. The largest and
est. The Initials, "H. W." on every loaf. Ask
for Ward's., Take none else. PM:ins
WARING ANII KING,
Commieslon Merchants and Brokers in
Petrolenin and its ProduCts,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTIMPIIIGH, PA.
wander
I —Clerk
Iwill leave
Wellman
lao to the
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WARING, KING & CO.,
!h either by
and Way
TACK BitOTHERS,
IMIII
MCI
Petroleumand its Product&
I'lttsburgh Oftlee—DALZEt.L' BIT
ner of Diquesne Way and Irwin acre
Philadelphia Oftice , -147 WALNU
spl:wal •
JACOB WEAVER, Jr.- & CO.,
Ottl Cornmission jobbers,
No. 3 DUQUESNE WAY, will bay and sell Crude
and Relined Oils, Lubricating, Tar; Benzine and
Cooperage. Our long experience in!the Petroleum
trade enables us to offer unusual facilities and in
ducements to operatorls. As heretofore, we are de
termined to make it the interest of buyers and sel
lers to give us a call. Partici! 'having Oils for sale
are cordially invited to bring their samples.
C. A. Diulvo, Muter.
M. LONG & CO., - • .
MANUFACTURERS OF
PURE WRITE BURNING MI,
.Brand.--"LUCIPER." .
Office, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
3. C. BUFFITH...C. A. KEILEW.. .W. IT. WIIITEREAD
SO/10 OIL WORKS.
Manufacture and have fur sale all kinds of
LUBRICATING OILS.
No. 1 ST. CLAIR STREET.
nuFfuaz, ILEIREW * CO.
JOS. A. BUTLER, •
ALDERMAN AND POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Ocoee, 126 'WYLIE STREET, near . Washington,
PITTSBFRGH, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages , Acknowledgments,
Depositions, Collections, and all other legltimate
business executed promptly. mh33:n9
ARCHIBALD •BLAKELEY,
apa:nDO:n&r
SAMUEL McMASTERS,
ALDERMAN,
.
. ,
Ex-Officio Justice of the Pence and Police Magis
trate. Office. GRANT STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, I'ITTSBURGB,-PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, - and all Legal Business executed with
promptness and dispatch. mhlG
EUSTACE 8. MORROW,
EX-OFFICIO JUSTICF OF THE PEACE AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds. Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions and aIL Legal Business executed with
promptness and dispatch. mY23
A.
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT.
CARSON STREET .EAST BIRMINGHAM.
C. lection of Rents; solicited and promptly attend
ed t I:n3'3:M
WILLIAM H. BARRER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CONVEYANCER, &C.,
Office, CARSON STREET, nearly opposite the
Railway Depot, SOUTH PITTSBURGH.
Business entrusted to- his care promptly attend
ed to. ' myl.•y6l
13=
JOSEPH N. GAZZAII J E.. BUTTEJIFISLD
• G. M. .11'11ASTElt.
•
MUSTER, GAZZAM & BUTMOTELD,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in Bankruptcy !
PITTSBURGH, PA.
OFFICE, 98 GRANT STREET,
MEIEM
DANIEL MONEAL, M. D.,
No. b 9 Grant St., near High.
aro:x7l
J .
S. FERGUSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 87 Fifth Street,
st:coso FLU9II, FRONT ROOM.
W . A.l LEWIS,
MEM
JOHN W. RIDDELL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oflice,ll6 Diamond Street,
(Opposite the Cotirt Diuse,)
fcls:t44
A . C. MACKRELL,
inr;A:l•2s
JOHN A. 9TR4IN, •
Ex OFFICIO JUSTICE. OP TIIE PEACE AND
POLICE MAGISTRA'PE.
091ce.112 'FIFTH STREET, opposite the Cathe
dral, Yittsburgh, IM. Deeds, Bonds c Mortgages
AcknOwlodernents, Depositiond and all Legalliusi
ness executed with promptness and dispatch.
JOHN C. McCOMBS;
Pensions, Bounties and Arrears of Pay promptly
collected. • ' no:ctoall
EW SPRING. GOODS:
N
ALL THE NW STYLES OF
HatS. , and..Caps,
ARRIVING,. DAILY v AT ;, • :
••
wiotli). ernzEir::
IvrAitiref 111 tii •,,•• •
:a2rwil io r t iii :
- HAWS; - JEITht,EN • •
fn
Anio,Mannhaturox,Nholesale and Retalljarider
TRMi Na. 1351 wnTH
FILD BT,NT, ittsburgh, Pa.
Orderspromptly filled and "unlaced.
OILS.
127 Walnut Street.
•'COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
PROFESSIONAL
A.a - ronNm'st-A.T.a.A.w,
No. 98 FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.'"
ALI)ERIVI.A_N,
AMMON,
Justice of the Peace,
Opposite the Cathedral
PR ACTICING PHYSICIAN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
A. 70 R N EY-AT-LAW,
No. 90 Diamond. street.
PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT-LAW,
No. SO C,rarit Street,
PITTBIJIIGH, PA
ATTORNEY AND. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N0..87 Fifth Street.
HATS . AND CAPS.
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office in Franklin Sayings Bank-Buildings,
No. 43 01110 St., Allegheny.,
A HOME COMPANY, managed by Directors well
known to the community, who inlet by fair dealing
to merit's share of you patronage. •
HENRY mvvisr
GEO. D. RIDD LE
- .
• PIR CDMIS: ..
' . :
Henry Irwin, ID. L. Patterson, !Henry Gcrwlg,
Geo. R. Riddle, Jacob Franz, 'Gottlelb Pass,
Simon Drum; J. R. Smith, Jacob Rush
W. M. Stewart, !Ch. P. Walston, Joseph Craig..
Jos. Lautner, il. J. Llukand, , Jeremiah Hoban
N ATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
•
OF THE On OF Ausealanr.
Office, In ALLEGII NY TRUST COMPANY'S
BUILDING.
FIRE INS ANCE ONLY.
LDING, cor-
W. W. 3IARTI3I, President
JAS. E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
A. H. El:tigrish,
Jno:A.
Jae. L. Graham,
Jno. Brown, Jr.
mhZ:no4
WESTEWESTERN INSITRANCE COM..
PANT OF PITTSBURGH.
RN
NIMICK, l'resident.
WM. P. HERBERT, Secretary.
CAPT. GEORGE NEELD, General Agent.
82 Water street, Shang & Co.'s Ware
house,
nt
up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will It.re against all kinds of Fire and Marine
Risks. A borne Institution, - managed by Directors
who are well known to the community, and who are
determined by promptness and liberality to main
tain the character which they have_ asSumed, as of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
Insured.
• DIRECTOUS: ,
Alexander 3:Smirk,' I - John It. McCune,
R. Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
I .
James McAuley, William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer, ' Joseph Kiii. - patrlck,
Andrew Ackleu, Phillip Renner,
David M. Long, Win. Morrison,
D. Ihmsen. ,
pENNSYLVANL4 1
INSURANCE COMPANY OFTITTTSBURGH
OFFICE, 21FIFTII STREET, BANK BLOCK.
This is a Horne Company,-and Maims against losil
by Fire exclusively.
•
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President. •
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer.
HUGH MCELHENY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
George Wilson,- • ,
Geo. W. Evans,
J. C. Lappe, • •
J. C. Fielner, ' •
John Voegtley,
A. Ammon.
Leonard - Walter,
0. 0. Boyle,
Hobert 1 - "ntriek,
Jaeobrainter,
Josiah King. .
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Eipronl,
jy4
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 438 & 437 CHESTNUT ST., NEAR 5134
DiltEcrOns:
Charles A. Bancker, Mordecai H. Louis; ;
Tobias Wagner, , David S. Brown,
, •
Samuel Grant, . Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
Peorge W. Richards, I George Fales.
CHARLES G. BANCKER, President.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
W. C. STEELE, Secretary, pro tern.
J. G&1ta1 , .. - ER COFFIN, AOYNT,
North West corner Third rind Wood Streets,
mhZ:wls .
LLEGNIT
it:GA:KENT INSURANCE CORI..
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 , EIFTH STREET, BANK BLOCK
Insures against all kinds of Fire and Marine Risks,
JOHN IRWIN, - Jn., President.
JOHN D. McCORD, Vice President.
C. G. DONNELL, Secretary.
CAPT. WM. DEAN, General Agent.
- DIRECTORS:
; B.
Wmi Dean, •
• R. Fahnestock,
W. H. Everson, l i gn e e r fs i la i ltl .l 4 '
Capt. J. T. Stockdale.
John Irwin, Jr.,
John D. MeCord,.'
C. G. Hussey, ,
Harvey_Chllds,
T. J. Hoskinson,
Charles Hays,
PEOPLES' INSURANCE COM
PANY.
OFFICE, N. E. CORNEHWOOD & FIFTH STS.
A Home Company, taking Fire and Marine Maki.'
Wm. Phillips,
John Watt, • .
John - Ei Parks,
Capt. James .3111ler,
Wm. Van Kirk,
James 1). Verner
• -
Vice WM:N
WATT,rinrs, 1.1
. JOH
W. F. GARDNER
~. CAPT. JAB. GORGI
COAX& AND COKE. .
BEST 'FAMILY COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
And Delivered Promptly to Order,
' AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, BY
OSCAR F. IaANIM & CO.,
Corner Sandusky Street and P. Ft. W. SCI R. R.
AiIiEGTIENV
ANTHRACITE COAL FURNISHED AT THE
LOWEST RATES. Joe:
COAL! COAL!! CQALM'
DICKSON, STEWART & CO,,
Having removed their Office to '
. ,
NO, 507 rinEmitane STIMET,
(Lately City Flour Mill) SECOND ELOOR.
Are now prepared to furnish good -Y9UOIHOGRE
NY LIMP, NET COAL OR SLACh, at the lowest
morket price. • - • • ,
All orders left at their Wilco, or addressed to'
them through the mall, will be attended to promptly.
may.M:bM
ap4ml3
OHARLES H. ARMSTRONG,
YOUGHIOGIEU MID OONNELLSVILLp COAL,
COAL, SLACK 'AND DESULPKURIZED COKE
Office and 'Yard—CORNER OP BUTLER AND
MORTON STREETS. First yard on Liberty and
Clymer streets; Ninth Ward, and on Second street,
near Lock Nu. 1. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Families and 3lanufacturers supplied with the
bert article of Coal or Coke at the lowest cash rates.
Orders left at smy of their offices will receive
prompt attention. 7 • • .
A RDISTRONG & ,HUTCIIINSON,
— qhLADiLitm LLAgftAggLIENY COAL CO.,
. ,
MINERS,' EMITTERS AND DEALERS, BY RAIL
ROAD AND RIVIat, of, superior Youghiogheny
CAS AND FAMILY COAL
Office and - Yartl--FOOI'OF TRY STREET, near
the Oru} Works.
SOPER(4M — ff -- , COAL. • •
C. C11.F.11,4117
Miners and Shippers of PITTSBURGH GAS, TOBCIIrk
and FAMILY COAL, NUT COAL and 'SLAOIC.
Coal delivered promptly-to all parts of the cities.
at the lowest market rates.
°Mee and Yard.—CORNER FOURTH AND WAT
SON (tormerby canto STREETS, Pittsburgh..
P. 0 'MOH 12101. ocZ:
S.
,p.B4pTIpAL
MANUFACTURERS
AND =FAIL,
LEMON & wigasE,. ,
N 0.1.118 potrivrx-x. Srlallinarr.•
,
seenetantly Mind eve varlety'oe PARLnt•aird.
.ts_ogeiber .wlth cam,
plot() assortment commoa •Eitrutture at reduced
prices.,. i43
M Trek sitatiyMM g In our llne arc cordialli
in,aerttitirrliZtr,llltl'asAW ••, • , •
mb2111114 4 'LESION & WEISE— •
Jo•n. . 4.:c.-!? ,
,•••
/401931Inieni'llorists andSeedrinew
, • .1 441
sigrz gionir-112 aauTjuptELD STEP , oppo•
elle Post Once, Pletabaigh Pa. .
Greenhouse at Oaktaad. Nurseries 'cm ap i ar s
SW.
EM
INSURANCE
OF ALLEGHENY, PA.
President.
.Sevretary4
nr C 8
O. r la 9
JJ J a : : l7:p:OIIJa s Lockrt
e ßobt, Leo IC : :
Ge 0p
DIRECTORS:
I Capt. John L. Rhoads,
1 Samuel.P. Shriver, .
' Charles'ArbUckle,
Jared IS. Brush,
AVM: F. Lang,
Samuel BicCricicart
resident.
President.. -
Secretary.
' N. General Agent.
=IEI
And 31annfacturein of
• 3
SMil
li