li' - ; 01.R(581' MARKET.
OFFICE OF, P=ISISER43II. GAZETTE,
: SA'ArEDAY; Mardi 24 1869 .
GENERAL REVIEW -The market
hat been exceedingly'.-regular during
the past week, almost every day having
been characterized by, violent and sud.
den fluctuations, and the volume of bus
ine-s in the agg,regc , te has been compar
atively large. It haS bconno uncommon
thing to see the market rise and fall two
or' three, times in a eingle day, thus
keeping up a I. onstant excitement and,
agitation, and at times It was difficult
for those even Nato ei-e enged actively
in the busines ., , to' ktop e run of it.
To day the feeling - for tot Crude and
t i p
Refined was de dedlywea , and com
pared with ycrt rday. pri ea - declined•
ci
trom a half to t rev quarters of anent,
and even at the viline 'there appeared
to b 3 but .few uyers. The tact that
large arrivals o Crude are expected
within the next few days, hrd a tenden
ey to depresii the market and reatriet
operations, and as the time and attention
of ( n irators generally appeared to be
ina c u iy.abaorbed in making arrange
ments fbt delivoricsf but comparatively
little effort was made toward buy lug or
selling.
REFTNED—There was a fair,,,,amount
of business done in Refined, hut as .will
be seen prices are lower, March being'off
from fully a cent' and a quarter, and
April abent a 'cent. Compared with
.Thursday, prices are off atent two cents,
and as already intimated, the market
cloi;ed dull and weak with a droving
tendency. Sales 500 March at 31%; 503
at 31; 1(30 April at 32%; EGO do at 32%;
500 do at 82%; 500 do at 32%; 500 Jtine . at
35; 500 July at 35; . 5t3 April. and May at
33; and 1003 April to De - zember on pri
vate terms.
CRUDE—The market .as already
noted, was decidedly weak tc day, and
compared with yesterday, pricci have
declined fully a quarter of a cent, and
even at the decline. buyers seemed - to be
• scar. 3.. Sale of 2,4:30 bbls for April, sel
ler, at 15: and 5,,t 33, seller till Jtuys—set
tlement of contract—at 15. At the does
it was offered at 15, for spat or seller's
option, with but few buyers.
RECAPITULATION—Receipts Crude
this week 14,467; 'last week. 8,083;
from Tanury Ise to. date 135,653; mime
time last year, '202,507; Exrarts Refined,'
this week; 8,750: last week; 5,109; from
- January lot to date, 75,078; same time
last year, 60,030., Sales this week,l3o,-
' 400: last week 115,6E3.
I LUBILIVATING 'OILS.:
I Eclipse Mnter , tathrlc.ath4g 0:1 40c
I Eclipse.Railioria. Axle p 35e
Eclipse Machinery - • 75c
Eclipse Spindle 80e
0r L SHIPPED - ^..:c , k BY A. v„ F . B .
Dicitee, Hackelt &Cc 4e3 bblirefined
to W. l'. laigest it Bro.,- Philadelphia. _
i J. C.Kirkpairl3k & Co., 207 bblerefined.
to Waring, Rine . . & Co., Philadelphia.
Fawcett,. L. & .e. 204 bbls refined. to W.
P. Logan & Bro , Philadelphia.
i . Lockhart, Frew A ir Co. 7 . .',.1 bbls refined
to
W.
Warden,
Fulton Marv,.., & ''',3., 200 . bbls • refined
P. Lo •Fr g ew k :an'.ll Co.,
'
hla.
•, Forsyth Bros., 51 bbls refined to F. A.
Dilworth & f 'o., Philadeipbta.
McKee. Hackett `.& Co., E 3 bbls tar to
W. Lincoln, Beaton.
Total shipments Refined 1602"
:' Total shipments Tsr 50
OIL SHIPPED 1' t.- T FF.OII DUQUISNE
DEF3t. .
~ H. 1 1. L 3, ..; if: CO., IQS bbls refined to
W. 7. Logan Jr Bro., Philadelphia:
H. M. Long /.., Co., 53 bbls tar to W.
'
P. Logan Bro., i'lil icreipme. -
D. Ely, 10 lib' crude to E. B. Hubley
&Co., Philadelphia. -
Total Shipments Refined.
.1 Total shipments tat ......
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YOTitt; March 27.—Cstton is nu
changed, with sales of 1,030 bales at 2'3%
®29c for middling uplands. Flour; re
ceipts of 4,812 barrels and 1,860 bags; the
market is s®loc better on low grades,
at $5,70®8,25 Pori superfine State and
western; 66,35e5,90 for extra State; 16,35
@7,15 for extra western; $7,40@7,90 for
white wheat'extra; $8,E3@7,70 for Round
Help Ohio; 67®8,C9 for extra St. Lsuis,
and 69©12 for good to choice do., the
market dosing.firm. Rye flour is.firm;
sales 500 barrels at 0@7,50. Whisk,y is
quiet at 75c for western, and 91%@95c
for free. Wheat; receipts of 39,610 bush;
the market opened firm and closed 1.(4): , ..;
better; sales 59,(" 1 biish at $1,43 for N 0.2
and 3 spring afloat; p.. 48 for No. 2 do. In
store; 61,52@1,53 fur No. 1 do. delivered;
41,60 for amber Michigan; $1,C3®1,67 for
vrhite California, and $1,89©495 fo:
white Michigan. Rye steady; sales 8,50;
bushels western at 61,35. Raley dull;
barley, malt 7C3 bu State at NIG.
Receip,a —corn 18,460 bu. Corn heavy;
rather more doing in part for export;
73,CC) bui at 82%1687 for new western
mixed, chiefly 85®882, old at 89c in store,
and 80®920 for white r suthern. Receipts
of 2,19.) bu oats. O..ts, in good request;
63,C )0 bu at 74;.0 in: western in store,
and 75;6®763c afloat. Rice dull and un
changed. Coffee quiet, nominal and un
changed. Sugar &ooping; 375 hhds at
12%®12%e for Cuba, and 15%@153; for
Demerara. Molasses quiet; small sales
of Porto Rico at 61c, and old crop Cuba
at 463. Petreleima dull, - 19©19%c ; for,
crude, and 31c for refined. Hops steady,
B®l6c. Linseed oil, $1,03©1,04 for small
lots and $1,0431,02 for large lots. Coal
quiet. Leathet;liemlock sole quiet at
30@32, Buenos -Ayres and Rios; Grande
light and middle weights at 27@1,3,
heavy do. at 30©31, California light and
:piddle weights at 26%@2 , 73,. Wool
quiet and . unchanged; sales 335,09
pounds at 48@50 for domestic fleece, 77
for scoured, 43860 for pulled. Spirits
Petroleum dull. Metals; sheeting copper
steady at 83, ignot copper unsettled and
declining at 2f a 25. All kinds pig iron
quiet and steady at $40©42,50 for. Scotch,
1:37(t42 for American. Bar iron' dull at
$85g90 for, refined English and ;and '
American. Sheet iron quiet at 11%©13
in gold for Russia. • Nails are in request
at 4%©5 for cut, 6% for clinch; 2714-030
' fur horseshoe. -Provisions 'are , quiet.
Pork steady, and in moderate demand
with sales of 1,800 bbls at'.531,606 3 4 62
for new mess; • (geeing at , $31,60 cash;
130,75®81,25.kar old do.; pe,63227,25 for
prltise; $2460®30,00 for priineiniess, i and
$38,50 - for clear;altio, 250 bbls new mar"
buyer to April 16th, at $31,76. Beef
with salesof 80 , bbis at 186€616 for , new
plain mess;andp2olB for New Orleans
mess. Tieroe,Beef 'dull and heavy; sales
of 50.tesat 12512)30 • for prime:anew, and
$27(08_ for India meas.. - Beef Hams
steady; sales of 125 bbls at 1525©31. Cut
Meats quiet; sales of IEO pkgs at 13@
13go for ,64Ouldgra, and 16%110117c for
hams. Dr essed -Hogs a shade firmer at.
13%14113%e for western, and 14e for city,
Mid ea (inlet end steady. - Lard a shade
firmer:. sales , of 500 tee at 17 3 / 4 @lBc,
chiefly 18,4a18M0 ,forsteam and 19©
193je ibr kettle rendered; also , 1,000 tvi
steam,,lseller , -Mareh, April and May, at
18%®19e.. Batter quiet at .. 30@340!f0r
Ohio, and 40®55c for State: Cheese is
steady at 18(02,2c., 'Freights to Liverpool
lower, with engagerdents peesteamer for
35,000 bus cormand 7,600 bus wheat at 4d.
LAIEST.r-Flour a shade firmer for all
grades, with a good inquiry for common.
Wheat quiet and very firm with a limi
ted export and moderate home inquiry.
Rye firmer , at $1,35 for western. Oats
steady at 7414 e, for western in store,
Corn dull and heav v at .85®86c for new
1,144, 'ne.'"Y;ls"'z • 4 '0%...%,•..-,X •
*
,e l 43glr "' 4„
^ ,APt+ ' ll4t4VA,Aeg ' ,4ll . P'''grt4 X AWA
.•
rnied viektein, and 89c for 'old weiithit
mixed in store. Pork qJtet and steady .
at $31,42M®31,75 for new mess cash and
regular, and $32 seller May. Br•Cf dull
and "ttlacbanged. Cut meats quiet and
steady B.VOII dull and unchanged.
Inrd Ateady at 1§31G41830 for fair to
'prime steam. Eggs steady at 2/@283.
,
CmcAGO.March V.—Eastern exchange
firm; par buying 1-10 premium selling .
Flour in light demand at $5®6,2b for
spring extra. Wheat quiet: holders firm
er at 1401 c higherisales of No.l at $1,14%
(41,16, No. 2at $1,11%®1,12 for regular
and ei,1214@1,13 for iresh; receipts doz
ing at 41,113a451,13 for No. 2, sales sins
change. Corn quiet at ®;,;c lower;
sales of mew st 533%®E53,1c, for regular
and f.-eah receipts; no grade at 53®543¢c;
the market closing at 53%®54c for new;
sales since change at 54Nc. Oats dull,.
and, .;,c lower; sales at 53®6414cfbr regu
lar and.ireah; rrceipts of No. 2 closing
with sellers at b3c. Rye•ln fair requoA
at *1,18(4)1,1835 for regular, $420®1,21
for arch receipts of No. 1, and $l,lB for
frrth rc - alpts of No. 2; closing at $1,20
for No. 1. 13arley dull, with calcs of
fresh at . 51,70@1,72, and $1,68 for regular
No. 2; cic-ing at $1,6801,70 for N 0.2.
Rigby, int dull at E 8 ®B9c. New Orleans
Sugar; 14®163 for common to. choice.
Molic . ;n3 $1,51®1,05. Provisions steady
and firm. Merl Pork cold at $3l. Lard
18;,;,®18%c. Dry salted shoulders 1214 c;
short ciear middles 16c; loose sweet
pickled hams . 15).6®1f.2. Drc mad Hogs
quiet and almost nominal at 611®12, Ui
yiding on.lf . 3 lb!". Recaipts during past
hours-8,1.14 bbls flour. 19,551
wheat, 18,05 btu; corn,
18,099 bus oats.
3,2r1 bus rye, 2,350 busbarley, 1,518 hoes.
Shipments- '3,690 bbls flour, 14,573 bus
wheat, 69,568 bus ern, 18,075 bus oats,
5,f"..34 bus rye, 030 bus barley, 3,026 hop.
March 27.—Cotton quiet,
but firm; sales& 0 balls middling at I,l®
5,134 c; low middlings, 26®2634e. •T0ba0...3
steady and in goad demand at full rates.
Whisky firm at 9lc.Mcn Pork held
firmly at $32. .but no deinand and no
saki . I.eird fn moderate demand, with
sales at 18%c, but muttly held at 18%c..
PscOn quiet. but firm; some demand for
clear 116 &des at 1634 c. 'but they are
martiv held at 16 1 , 1 .1c;' clear rib held at
17yo: Lairs of sugar gored hams at .18X®
19c, andbacon snoulders at 13;t.c. 'Bulk
Meats firm; shoulderi4,l2X®l2s.o; sides,
1430, the-:outside rates askew Butter
unchanged; frenh, 38®42c. Eggs -de
clined to 19 ®2oc, and supply large. _No
Cheese in market. Sugar firm and in
fair demand at 14®16c for New Orleans.
Molacsiii firm at 80®85c. Coffee firm at
20®26&f0r common to choice Rio. Lin
seed 011' firmer; held at $1,63, and not
offered-freely... Lard Oil dull at $1,55.
Petroleum firm at 23@35c for refined.
No change in Seeds. Gold, 130 M buying.
Exchange firm at par to 50premium
buying. Money market easy atil®lo Per
cent.; the demand has fallen off largely.
ST. Loris, March la.—Tobacco steady
and unchanged.. Nothing doing In Cot
ton. Hemp very dull, with small sales
Undr:• , :sed at $1,40®1,50; - unfavorable
adyicc3 from New Orleans checked bust
nc-s, closing very dull, the advance.of
yesterday being lent; super »•11d at s4®
5,25; Extra ss®6; double extra $5,40®70;
treble . extra to fancy $8®10,?3. Wheat
fiat at $1,30@1,5,0 for , go xi to strictly
prime. red fall, $1,031,60 for choice to
fancy dopy • and $l,ll for choice No. 2
spring. Cora firm at 67®70c. Oats dull
and heavy at 55®53c. Barley steady at
$1,60®2,05 for prime to choice lowa
spring. Rye quiet at $1,25®1,26. Whis
ky steady at 900. Groceries unchanged.
Pork quiet at 131,506i321,0. Belk meats;
small sales clear sides at 1636 c. Bacon;
more doing; shoulders z. al 133{@14c;
clear rib sides 16%®17c; clear side? 171 4 /0.
Lard dull and heavy; choice ;laid at 18®
IS/c, without buyers. Cattle steady and
unchanged. jtscelpts--3,0t0 bbls flour
7,050 bush wheat, 1.300 bush c3rn, 9,306
bush oats, 1,303 bush barley, 1,30-3 bush
rye.
105
NEW ORLEANS, March ST.—Cotton.
sales, 4,503 bales; receipts, 844 bales; ex•
Forts, 8,000 bales; the deinand if fair; low
grades advanced ,l('6!„,c; middlings,2B3/..
Gold, 131 X. Sterling exchange, 141 X.
Commercial, 140X@141. New York sight
drafts, X premium. Flour dull; super
flne at $5,75®6.00; treble. extra at $6,25.
Corn .dull„ 75c. Oats dull; az. Bran
firm, $1,15. Hay firm, Pork dull,
$32,75. Bina, retailing at 1434(§)173‘c.
Lard drill; tierce at 18X®193Sc; keg at
20x ®2lXc. ,Sugar dull: good ..01i3M0t1
at 12e, and prime at 14c. Molasses scarce;
plane at 11,50. Whisky and coffee un
changed.
TOLEDO, March '27.—Flour dull add
heavy. Wheat; amber iipened lye bet
ter, advanced 1(§)1Xc, and closed dull,
the advance nearly all loot; amber sold
at $1,46, closing, at .$1,45X; No. 1 white
Michigan $1,70; No. 3 red $1,18: white
regular $1,46. Cora dull; No. 188 c; No.
2 offered: at ClXc, and yellow at 70c.
Oats; offered at 61c withbat buyers. Rye
lc lower, at 81,30 for No. 1. Barley Sc
lower; No.l State $1,80.' Cloverseed 25c
r, at 18,75: ' Receipts-2,680 bbls
flour, 6,00) bus wheat, 19,009 bus corn,
2,!::W- bus oats, 1,200 bus rye.. Shipments
—2,600 hbls flour, 8 500 bus 23,000
bus corn, 6,200 bus oats, 1,200 bus lye.
CLEVELAND, March 27.—Flour market
steady and quiet; sales of city made -at
$10,2510,50 for treble•eartra white, 88.50
®8,75 for doable extra amber, $7.611@i7,75
for double extra red winter, and $2,50@
7.(0 for extra red; <,oatatry made at $7,00
@B,OO for double extra zed and amber.
$6,25@7,031"0r double extra 'apring, and
$9,C0©9,50 for double extv,White winter.
Buckwheat flour at $B,O ' Wheat—No: -
1 red winter held at $1,45; No. 2 do. of
fered at $1,37. Corn-sales of 10 cars at
703. - Oats, 50a. Rye held at $1,28®1,30,
and No. 2 at $1,25@1,2/. Petroleum
market steady and unchanged; refined
held at 31©33c for large" lop 2;, small lots
2®Se hf,gher. -
MILWAUKEE, March 27.—Flour is quiet
and steady, with sales of choice littinne•
,ota at ss '
75©(k. choice WiEfeansiti and
lowa at $ 550®6, and medium do. at - 15,25
145,37. Wheat higher; "cales - at SI44X
for No. 1, and/1,10 f0rA0..2. @eta quiet;
sales, at 53cbEle for NO. 2. Corn Is weak,
at 55 7 'e for new.. Rye listeady at $1,14©
1,15 for No. 1. Itailey is nominal: The
recants to day , amounted . to-1,000 busks
rye, :'end the shipments to 3,000 barrels
ttotir r and 1,080 barbels wheat. - •
Lobnyitts; ;March 174.—Bales of 128
hhds tobacoor common lugs to,7entting• •
leaf at.4%®lBXO. Cotton at 26%e. Flour
115,50@6;',.,Wheat 11,40@1. 55 . , Cora , 63®
,615 c. 62®0. c .; Mess Po rk-.-Lard.
18140: ~Bacontstouldera 14c; clear rib
sides frciclear dOs;lnic.. Bulk' shoal
deal iffc; clear, rib sides 160;• clear sides
Sugar=3lreiv 'Orleans fair 18c;
Prime 15y,(3, 'MOlasses-INO*Orletinti 80
@lmo. ;lirhiskeY, 92e.
March 27.—Floui
better ' dethand and ,ltatreix ' jd' 10©25,
'Northwestern extra.' family at: 18,75®7, •
Ohio ;VOW. -XheatJfirtn; red at 11,60©
1,651 innber,sl,7o ®1,80; white 11,80®1,90.;
Rye unchanged. 'Vora daily; yellow at
8710_88. Oats; western7s®7o, southern at
85@60'.• Petroleanajower; : crude, at
316. Provlsions and 1V141, 1 0 .
unchanged. . „
DErnorr, March 22.7.—F10ur ; quiet at,
$7,50®8,00 for, superfine. Wheat:: there ,
is an improved tone at 1,75 for extra
white. Oats: No.l offere dat 590 for May
delivery. Corn quiet at 69®706 forNo.l.
MEm PIUS, March 27.—Cotton quiet and
nominal al 174 c; receipts, 484 bales; ex
ports, 750 bales. Flour dull at $6,000
6,50. Corn lower at 76c. Oats, 60@70c.
P1TT5,1 33 4 11 g4 GA Z ETTE : MONDAY, MARCH 29, 18
Hay-326.61". - Balk; S33;4XV'TArdI -19 ,5® .
20;0. Bacon steady; ealcla of shoulders
at 14 34 0 . and sides, 17 1 /„@l7%c. Bulk
meats steady at 12Xc forshoulders, and .
16%c for s:des.
Sax Fnancisco, March ::•7.—Flour in
light extort demand, with sacs. at C 4,30
@5,50: Wheat quiet at 61,45®1,65. Le •
gal Renders 77%. Minurr stooks during
the weak were active, cloning with an
upward tendency; the Bullion Company
levied an enes . enient of *•10 a share, and
the Nevada $S .a share; Alpha, 31: Belch
er, 19; Bullion, 15; Chollar, 51,75; Cm&
deuce, 30; Crown Point, 72; Empire
65; Gould Carry, 115; Hale Novara :3s, 92;
Imperial, 94; Kentuck, 2E9; Ancidental,
29; Ophir, 32; Overman, ZS; Savage, 75;
Sierra Nevada, 46; Yellow Jacket. 61.
.13UPFAP), March 27.—Floni ,
• dull and
unchanged. Wheat nominal. Corn
dull; new is t i nning at 75@76, on track.
Oats notninal at 65 in store.. live nom
inal. Parley negleated. Peas unihanged.
Secis a. 0 for clover, 0,40 for Timothy.
Pork at 01,50 for heavy M 'Lard it
19;4.. cs at 93095, 'with no
demand.
BarirmortE. arch 27.—Plour firmer
and active. Wheat steady and unchang
ed. Corn dull, white at gnigiBl, yellow E-.t.
Oats steady at $l. Rye firm. , Mess Pork
firm at 02,0. Bacon active: rib sides at
17%4@i%. clear sides 17%@18, shoulders
14%@)15, hams 2012)21. Lard quiet at 20.
Fi hisky 94@9.5.
My Goods Market
Nsw YORK, March. 27.—1 n • cotton
goods there is a fair ,business doing. and
Abe' vices rule s,,eady , for colored 'and
printed goods, but plain bleached and
unbleached fabrics seem a little. de-
presl;od. Benoit Sons! .bleached Mus
lims sell at 15; Ellcaton D brown do. 124.
Pemberton awning stripes have been re
duced to 2734 for the A brand and 30 for
the B brand. Heavy Brown Sheetings
are steady at a decline; Atlantic A brand
-1634; Pacific extra and Appleton. A 16;
Naohna A 164; do. R 154; do. 014; New
Marketl234.. Lima E 16; Tremont C 1234;
Laconia B 14; do. E 1334; Grant Falls,
bleached, 124; Greene 124; Clinton
C C C 16; Bartlett 164; Masonville 184,
and Dwight long cloth 24. Prints steady,
at 114 for Amoskeag, and 1234 for
Sprague% Pacific Mills- and Merrimack
D. Wcolens generally dull and de
prersed. Worsted shawls are in fair re
quest at $3,50; Ristori Saltana'sellat the
same price for quantities less than fifty,
but they only ask $3,3736, with. discount
to jobbers.
Lire Stock Markets.
CmcAoo, March 27.—Cattle Market—
Beef cattle active . and firmer . at. /6@6,75
for light, and $707,50 for goo to choice
shipping steers. Hogs active and a shade
firmer at $9,30@9,45 for light, $9,75@1(4 - 00
for fair to medium, and 10,2.5©10,60 for'
good to choice.
Ciziacwoo, March 27.—Evening—At
open Board in the afternoon, wheat was
moderately -active with liberal sales at
gi,is@img, and $1,12®1,12W seller for
April. Other grains were quiet in the
evening; small lots sold at 51,11x@1,12,
seller for April. Provisions were, quiet.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE ek CRT-
Caoo RAILROAD, March fe.7.-17 cars'
metal, Nimick &. Co; 2 do do, Bryan Jr
Caughey; 1 car potatoes, Woodworth et
Davison; 1 car stews, M P Adams Bro;
475 bas starch, Chas Morningstar; 6 bales
J Y Laughlin; 20 tcs, hams, 10 do
lard, Haworth & Dewhnrst; 16 bbls ap
ples, 34 pkgs butter, 3 bbls eggs, H Ilea;
6 aks corks, G W Stockel: 11 bbls apples,
40 tubs'butter, W H Graff t Co; 1 keg
batter, ,l 'A Graff & Co; 5 pkgs do, 15 bbls
apples, Voigt, Mahood t Co; :8 bbls do,
Meanor t Harpsr; 15 bbis rye flour,
Watt, Lang & Co; 1 bbl eggs, 14 bbls ap
ples, W li Graff & Cu: .1 car stares, W
Hastings; Ido do, M P Adams Bro; 100
bbls flour, owner; 14 bales leather, J A
Jacobst - 14 bbls apples, Vangorder &
Shepard; 33 pkgs rags, J B Jones; 8 bbls
apples, 3do dry apples, 5 bbls spirits,
McKay Bro; 50 ' bgs timothy seed, 100
bbls flour, A Kirkpatrick & Co; 15 bxs
crackers, Kramer & Bohn; 140 bbis flour,
J M Montgomery; 100 bdis green hides,
Boyd, Myers & Co; 200 green salted
hides,.Hammett & Son; 200 do do, Hart
ley,McKee & Co; 500 bbls flour owner;
45 bbis spirits, Hostetter & Smith; 7 pkgs
liquor, Jas Bryer; 100 bbls flour. Dan
Wallace; 25 calm tobacco, E Wormser &
Co; 20 bbls spirits, J, Adler & Co; 2 bbis
grease, Harris dr, Ewing.
CLEVELAND sign. rwrestritom Bart,-
ROAD March 27.-4 car shingles, Mel
lon dc ' Bro 5 do iron ore,' Shoenberger;
Blair & Co; 2 do grindstones, Lirdsay
Sterritt& E; S bbls alchohol, B Fahn
ectook & Co; 20 cases, 20 kegs tobacco,
S P Shriver; 30 do, 20 do, 15 ban do,.
Hanworth. de. D; 10 cases tobacco,,J dt C
Lippencbtt; 10 do, 10 Jigs do, W W Ran
kin; 15 bbla plaster, S S Fowler; 3 tubs
butter, 30 crates geed, p bbls apples,
Voigt, M Co; - 1car pleiron; Kimick & I
Co: 1 do oats, W Miller; l'do barley, W
J Meek; 1 do wheat, 1 S Liggett & Co;
193 sks oats; 30 do rye, Graham & Mar
shall; 2 bbls eggs, Atwell & Lee; 20 do I
flour, H Schelbach; 2 do eggs, 2 do ap-
ples, W H Graff & Co; 24 do apples, 51
Martin; 43 sks barley, 3 dope S Hood.
ALLEGHENY. VALLEY itatratoar,
March.27.-L1 car metal, McKnight, Por
ter &Cm 1 car do, do, Lyon, Shorb & Co;
63 bgs oats; 13 do rye. Gay - Sr Welsh; 5
bgs rage, Godfrey & Clark; 23 do rye, 29
do oats, Seott & Meal; 1 bbl onions, Ido
apple% J Fetzer Bro; 11 pkgs potatoes,.
McGregor; 320 bbls oil, D M Edgerton;
480 do do, Fisher 8r0;,320.d0 do, Citizens
Refinery; 960 do do, Forsyth Bro; 240 do,
do, Liberty Oil Works; 1 car rags, McCul
lough Smith & Co.
ALLEGItENY STATioN, March, 27.- 2 3
bbls'oatmoal, S' Dyer; Ido eggsi, 1 firkin
butter, J N Ktnean;'l2B sks oats, 80 do
rye, Rose dr tEwlng;.l car
ier & Bre; 3do metal, Graff, nettßen&
Co; 1 do dO, Lindtiay& M'Cutclieon; 5 do
staves; Rely&• dr Robertson; Ido do, J
Hemphill; 3 do metal, Lewis, Bailey dr,
PITTSBURGH ,CONDIEr.ir3VILbi
RAIL/K/4.Eu March.. 2t,-67 .bplos salt,
J. I Howie depo , - 21 'Skit ffiXSOOll;
/41Eillt0G u e,i ' ,Ck . 4,134! !;oblica9; tz.'
fteld'itZto; • • • • " •
41/140E4VIZT4IPOREI;
IVITHEASON & MtIffLANEIMNS I
No.
tScieemisoro to !IT. di CO")
radiaaitiTT,TAILORS,
Mare just recei ved theircarchilly selected stock
of Spring and Summer Goods. and wilt be glad
to show or sell them to old and new co.,tomers.
, The Cutting Department . wit. be 'superin
tended by Mr. C. A. MUILLANBIIING.
-; tfilieplesauee in recominendlng the above . Arm
to tueltberal support of the public.
mh11:181 . , W. 13. McGBE.
R ~ T IEGEL;
iLith Cutter with W. Hespenheideo
'ThrECLIVCEIC
51§wthfiel4§treet,P1ttsIsrgh.
seit:f4 "
. ,
jEW rm.!. fit(Jongi.
, - D. splendid new 'teen of • • ..• •
°to rirs, pAssnigitEs,' . .te.,
Just ieeetved by ' HENRY DIEYER. ~,
telt Merchant Tidlor. 13 timithtleld street.
RIVRA __ NEB; ;..:
The weather yesterday was mild and
spring -like, the mercury at noon having
risen to 68; in the afternoon, however, it
was cloudy end close with- every ap
pearance of more rain. •
The river was falling slowly yesterday
'afternoon, with fifteen feet in the chan
nel by the Monongahela marks and six
teen nv thoae of the Allegheny.
The Kate Putnam, from Louisville and
St. Marys, from Cincinnati, are both due
here to-day. The St. Marys is announced
to-return again to•morrow at 'AL. - a; Capt.
T. C. Sweeny in command.
The Waunita was announced to leave
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh, on Saturday.
• The Camelia left Nashville for Pitts
burgh, on Friday, and the Armenia ar
rived at. St. Louis the same day.
. The Mary Davage and barges left St.
Louis for Pittsburgh, on Friday.
The Fayette, formerly of the Browns
ville packet line and recently introdnced
into. the Pittsburgh and Parkersburg
trade, was'sold on - Friday to the Ports
mouth and Big Sandy. Packet Co. for
$15,060, cash. She left here in charge of
her new owners.
Capts.. J. C. Dowty aad E. B. Trini
dad, both of New Orleans, have been
hare for several days getting estimates
for now boats. Capt. Trinidad, in addi
tion to- a new steamboat, contemplates
contracting for • several new barges.
Capt. Dowty, it will be remembered,
bad command of the St. Nicholas, when
she sunk inßed River, some time since.
Up to this time, neither of these gentle
men have closed contracts.
It is said that the Brownsville 'Packet
Company, will introduce another of their
boats into the Pittsburgh & Parkersburg
trade, as they have one more boat than
they have use for.
Capt.. Joseph. H Lytle,•is. still here,
though momentarily expecting orders to•
report himself- to the Northern Line
Packet Company at St. Louie.
—The Bayard, Capt. Geo. D. mune, is
the regular pocket for Parkersburg to
day. leaving at noon. • •
=I
—The Messenger with 600 tons, left
Cincinnati •for St. Paul On Thursday..
Pilots, Alf Williamson-and Capt. Jesse
Dean. s, -
—lronsides Is the name selected for
the new towboat owned by the Northern
Line Packet. Co., now being completed
at this place. -
—The Collossid, Capt. Cox, and the Ida
Rees No. 2, Capt. Thompoon, are an
nounced for Missouri River, clear up to
Fort Benton, -
—The St. Mary's arrived at Cincinnati
from New Orleans on Thursday. It is
hinted that she will shortly enter. the St.
Louis and Omaha trade..
—The Mollie. Ebert, Capt. G. W. Eb
ert, with the veteran' Standish Peppard
In the WILCO is filling up steadily for St.
Louis and Office,
River.
—The Fort Gibson, left Cincinnati for
Arkansas River on Thursday, with
nearly 200 tons of through freight. Pilots
James Warman and "Old Red." •
—The staunch and reliable Emma No.
3, Capt. James H. Marratta ' is announced
to leave for Now Orleans this afternoon.
She is one of the best boats that comes to
this port. •
The Lorena,Captain Sam Shuman,
leaves for St. ouls and the Upper 'Mis
sissippi to-mo , row, without fall, and
passengers and shippers should bear
this in mind.
—The St. Louis Deinoe‘ot thinks the
miles recently adopted by the Northern
Line and liorthwester.o Union Packet
Companies are so With that all grain
shipped from above y the rapids will go
through Chicago. •
—A man, name unknown, fell over
board from the Silver Lake, on Thurs
day sight, near Log Lick, and was
picked up just as be was sinking for the
last time, by the crew of the West Wind
and taken to Cincinnati.
—Albert Barrington has sued the
Northern Line Packet Company in the
court at St. Louis for 1000 the value of a
trunk lost from the steamer Dubuque,
on which b•at he had taken passage for
St. Paul, last September.
—The Rock Island Argus learns that
the steamer Le Clair, now lying at the
footof the Sycamore chain, is being cut
out of the ice fur the purpose of towing
the dredgeboat from Duck creek up to
the new channel near Sycamore in order
to clean it out.
--Gov.-Bross, of Chicago, in a lecture
at Quincy , last Friday night, incidentally
remarked.that the Cashier of Bank in
San Francisco, with an income of a thou
sand dollars a day, was formerly the
clerk of a steamboat Plying between
Keokuk and St. Louis. f -
—A., Memphis letter viriter has been
trying to scare the Cairoltes by telling
them that the Mississippi is about to re
sume an Old and almost forgotten ohm
"tie through Mississippi county, Mis
souri, which will leave the Egyptian
city six miles from the Mississippi river.
—The Vicksburg Herald of the 20th,
contains the following: There are mere
Johns on the Robert E. Lee than on any
spy other boat afloat, doubtless. Capt.
MtVay, who is the officer of that boat,
stepped out on tge boiler deck, and
balled aloud, John l Up jumped Captain.
John Snooker, Jahn Israel, John Stoat,
„Tohn:Lindsey,:Joim Roberts, John Mos
sop, John4ilullivan, John Berry, John.
Garrity John Wiest, and'rii"fiumber of
other 'Johns, wanting to olcnow which
:John' it was that,Was wanted: Captain
John Cannon must have a preference
for the Tonna; to have so •many on his
Ritier'andT Weather.
Lortsvn.Li, March 27.—Weather clear
and spring like. rising, with 12
feet 4 lushes in the Canal.
.
tCIIIIIII3.7*g`RIDAY; 1
~! . .
OP.• c 'j •
• -
ivoEs i '. l lligass — GlN '&0
• 0 1
witoncsAu , ziksisms
PURE 'UTE '.Wnialg§,
409 PENN STREET, -
Wlll Remove on the Ist of Aprll to
. . , .
NOS. 884 AND 386 PENN,
•
for Elexenth (tonnerly Canal.)
- r9fimpit s. Mucci" 'B4 co.,
u . „.
50..183,187,189; 101, 193 and 196,1
• "
YTEST STRUT,. PlTTBBtrittill. r '
• " wairtnrAorujuute or • •
topper
,Distillod „Pare Rye WIl t iskey.
Also. denlers In VOIMON WINES and 1.1-
QuoRB, HOPS, at. 132U8•1/53
PACKETS.
CINVINNATX.
VO R
AIM rA,EARKEttSBUROMM I I meIIm i.
AND CINCISNA't 1.
Leaves Pittsbuirgh EVERY TIIESD AY 12 M.
Leaves Cincinnati EVERY VIUDAY-4 P. M.
The swift sod ennerb Sidowheel Steamer ST.
MARTS, T. SWEENEY, Commander, will
leave as annoxineed above.
For Freight or PaFuaqo apply on hoard, or to
- FLACK & COLt.IN6 WOOD. or ,
COLLINo & BARNES, - Agents.
N. B.—No Freight recerred on 'l l nesiiny after
ItA.M. after
UPriM mSSISSIPPI.
AigZitlB69.aidWit
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS,
lIMEI
St. Louis to Keokuk and St. Paul,
- - -
_
AND ALL IN I ERMA DIANE POETS.
One of the splendid Sitiewheel.Steaniers of this
Line wilt leave-St: Louis da ly for ireotnk,D.iven
pert, Dubuque,; Winona. etlllwater sna tit. -Paul..
Through receipts for Freight and Passengers
will be given to all points oh the . Upper Pdi-sis•
sissippi on steamers runnin g from this port and
connemlng with the Northern Linri Packets at
St, Louis, thus enabling Consignees, to get their
Freight throuah witnent delay and at lowest
rates. Apply to: JOHN FLACK,
J. D. COLLINGWOOD,
Agellt3,,br to
H. C.' GNAT,
91 Water stnet.
m1128:g23
ORTIIiERN
PACKET.—The new and
DSINNEAPOLIB Capt. J. B. RHODES.
Will leave furl BT. PAVE,, about the 10th of
April. sad go i through direct. This splendid
steamer offers very superior acrommoitations for
passengers and stock. For particulars apply to
' - • FLACK et COLLINIItVOOD, A gent s;
fe22:eS3 or It. C. (*BAY.
AR I HANSALS
_ .
I
'FOR ARILANSASziaM6
RIVER.4—FOR MEMPHIS.
E BLUFF, LITTLE ROAR, LENVIsBURO - ;
DARDANELLE. NORRISToWN, SPR A i /2.
BLUFF, VAN BUREN. AND FORT. SMITH.—
The new and lignt.drait steamer. ' - -
-P.. , . GRAY Cant. IRE WHITTAKER.
Will,leare as laboye on TUESDAY, 30th inst.,
at 4'r. It. !
• For freight or passage apply on board or to •
. • !GliftitSnT & SWANEY.
FLACK & COLLINOWOOD,
Agents,
mb:',s
ST. mitts;
136EES LINE.—,
ntr
iis: MISS 4 P
AR FORT, DE/4417,
IDA REES,'N?.
will leaVe above" ‘,
For trelybt or
=WA
;• steamer. -
TuourScis,
ED*EBDX.Y.Marcii at
only on bdard or. to
ETT & CO.; A.rents.
VOR'SIN - 1:0 . .,11.E0t hi cir e g .
KITH. - GALENA.
QUE.--711te paaLenger steamer,
..... . . ....Capt. SAM.
Will• tease for' the 'itroye ports, on TUESDAit,
'Both inst.
For freight or passage apply on' board or to
JOHN FLAt,H. •
I .1. D. COLLANOWOOD. Agents.
mh=
OR •ST. LOUIS' AND
AAO6 -
F.mtesotrar INFER, WtTI
uIJT ROSHIPPING,—Tne new, and sp!madid
passenger steamer • •
MOLLIE EDEET...G. W. EBERT, Commander.
Will leave ! . for the aboVe ports on TIIIS DAY,
at I o'clock I P. 11. •
For treight. or passage apply on board or to
JAMES COLLIES,
FLACK 6: COLLINGWOOD,
• Agents.
mb22
1: 4 1 OR ST. LOUIS. KALN-I s dr i t"
SaSCITY. 1. E ANEYWORTH,
sr 'JOSEPH onIAISA. FORT. BE.NTON. AND
ALL POINTS ON. THE MDISOUIti.
newpaseeucersteamer
COLOSSAL • • expo A. Coe.
WP
l' lease for the above aud In ass:imitate ports
on SATURDAY. March 21. at 4 4 r: N.
For freight or e assageaeply On board or to
inIVM FLACK & COLLINIiWOOL. Agents.
'REMORAS AND NEW ORLEANS,
VOR MEMPHIS ANDi fi ar li t
1 NEW ORLEANS—Tbe steamer
vIAMA NO'. 3 CAPT. ‘r. H. 'MAnkrr.s..
Wllt lt,ve fur the above/mil luterntedlate ports
on MONDAY, Iloth lost., at 4r. K.
for trelght or missies, apply. ou board,' or to
JOHN FLAUK. nr •
• J. D., OOI.I.INOWOOD. Agents.
trite.
ii WHEELING, " aggr o &
WHEELING,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
:Leave Company's Wharf Boat, Toot of Wood
•
Street, •
DAILY, AT 12 N.
IioNDAYS AND TITVICSDATE,
BAYARD'," ~.....G.tonon MO9IIE, Master
' W*DN.USL'AIta 4.lcD
eszr tAptx C, L. Bitmoril6faater.
Freight v`rill be received at Idiom's by
4(11 4 • • JAMES .COLLIIIB. Aaen t. •
I~TdTH3E.- U 1 parties
. L .l owing or having claims
againskthe steamer .• •
• LITTLE JIM 11:1:CSE, -
ire notified to call at the (dice of JAII.E4 FEES,
corner of nnottesne Way and frourth street.- for
a settlement or the same, as she has been sold and
settlements desired. - mitafga '
CEMENT, SOAP. STONE, itro.
per ARTITIAIt& 'LABEL_ No. 124
t3mltUdeld street., Sole 31anufacturers of
. 7 *area's Fett, Cement. mad Gravel Roofing: 'Ha•
terlal for . . -15!
DRUGGISTS.
•
EN DERS ON J. & DROTRERA;
. 266 Liberty street, Dealer* Drugs,
Paint and Patent Xtedtettiee
WILLIAIII LEII .* CO,
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty. Street.
Corner opirodn, now offer to the trade etlow
figures, strictly
Prime New Crop
_New Orleans Sngar and
Molasses.
1111
Porto Rico,' Cuba and English Island Sugars. '
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Re
fined do.' . , • ' '
Golden Drips, Loverings, Eriogs; Stuart's,
Adams! and Long Island brunt.- • •
„ Porto Rico, Cubs and English Island Volisses.
• 'Young Hyson, Japan, Imperial, Gunpowder
Ail:LA.o°4ns Teas.,
-Carolina and Bandoin' Ric& : • •
Javh Laguarra and •to Coffees. _ •
''Tobaneo, ',Lard CU. Flab, -Walls, Glass; lona, •
Cotton Yarns, /to.. lteiniuttly hAnd.
; • . '
r . DISTORTERS, OF •
Yne BnuidiesiWines-and , Sepias.
linenish, , ldosene, Sparldng 'Robb Winer
of fluvial *Co.: in, Om • •
tip arkling lioselle, harsherg"and'Johannit
burg.l Ilocishelmer,•Burgmady, ;110. -• 2- ; •
Brandenburg I Yretes , Fine tflivetlu:'
do" • • ,Olaretaputrtml.ln•h
ulin ottlea. -
do' " do White Wines, to bottles.
M.: Wort 1 Soar Sitarklhig.OMawbi; ~
Eine old Sherry, Madeira and 'Fon Wines.
Frae Old hionOnganelallye . Whlsklas.;pure. •
.do ' Very buperior Old 4cotoh r do do.
i Bole Agents for ldbet Ohandonia G,rand_Vin.
Imperial. • '
Verrensy **to, Bellery homPsigle•• •
. Brandies of our own seleet‘on and warranted.
1 _
taIRENODLE -WALNITTS.—Just
.received, a eholce toter fresh
~Grenoble :Walnuts, and Pecan%
for aiße by the pound, at the Fffletly Dretrry
Store of
,- • :, JOHN - A, RENSHAW, ~ -
In
h'p C . orner Ltticrtv and Hand meets.
rota LEAD.-500 ' pigs Soft
•„1. Galena Lead for sale hy • -
J. D. CANFIEL nu D,
. - , ' • . - 141 First Avee.
4OLL BUTTEFI:-12%, packages
Fresh Holt Butter, last received nd for
sa e .r. B. CANFIELD.
141 First avenue.
MMISSION MERCHANTS
J. L. DILLINGIBE
DILLINGER & STEVENSON !
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
87 Second Stre l et, Pittsburgh, pa.
RECEIVE AND SELL '
AU Kinds of Country Produce,
All orders for 3ferchandise promptly filled, at
LOWEST market rates.- Particular attention
given to the sale of Buttlr, Irggs t Cheese Dried
Fruits, &,e, We feel confident that we can give
entire sander/ion, by making QUICK SALES and
ricomPT RsavrßNS, at lIIGHEST MARKET PRICES,
and therefore resnectiully solicit your consign.
.meets. All correspondence answered promptly.
Meaning Plates furnished free.' Grain in store
-and to arrive daily. . aiL2LxB
UST.ABLISBED BY A. & T
EN RIMY, 181:4.
W. N. GORILY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
DIitICTLY OM EAGLE tiCei'iL,)
. i-rr•restructri. PA.
se :Pe '
STEZI.t J. A. BriALLX.
Air STEELE & SON,
Commission Merchants,
AND DZALXID3
V1.01713;131E1AIN. FEED, &o.
No. 9b OHIO STREEI, near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
WATT, LANG & CO.,
(traceries, Flour:" _Grain, Pr°dna°,
Pro visions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon ;
Oil. &e.. • •
Nbs. 174 and 174 WOOD STREET, near Lib
erty street. Pittsburgh. Pa. ' nee:nss
NET= KEIL JAB. r. =HAIM
KEIL &r RICHARTy
COMMISSION Id:ERMAN TS,
FLOUR, GILUN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, &c.,
349 Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
sar.AONT7
L . J. BLANCHARD. 11
SitlaGb
Wholesale and Retail grocers,
arlB:xB9 -
lorrriLE, BAIRD & PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, +Commission Merchants
an Belisle i ti Produce, Flour, ' Bacon. Cheese,
Fish. Carbon and Lard Oil, Irini,. , Nalls, (Mass,
Cotton Yarns and all P'stsburgh Manufactures
tenorally, 1.1.2 and in- osteaND STREET,
-Pittsburgh..
ZER & ARMEiTRONG
'
UWARDDIG '00=8131034 ILEBOHANTS.
For the sale of Irlonr, eratn, Bavsn, Lard, But
ser,,Peads, Dried Fruit. and P roduce generally.
145 MARKET STIMET, corner of Yin%
alttaburgb. . . feZtn3n
Jour,. satrroN - A WALLACZ.
huipToN&MALLACEWhoIe-
SALE 0 ROCERS AND PROD 6CE 'DEAL
. No. 6 SIXTH STREET. Plitcburich.
lan:rns
JOHN" 1. L10U58..11DW..H01783.....191.1. H. HOITS2.
TOHN.I. HOUSE Ir•BROS., Suo•
censors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Witold
sap Grocers and Commission Merchants, Cor
ner of Smithfield and Water Streets, Pittsburgh.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TWEDDLA .
DIANI3FACTUREB. OF
Lubricating & High Test Burning
Fellpso Railroad Axle OH.
Stands great heat without change: remains,
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special Oil for
.tropical climates or hot weather.
Locomotive. Engine,' machine Shop,r4,
- -
Will cut Screws.
Saw Mill and Planing Kill Oils, -
' Adapted for high speed.
Spindle 011, Wool,Head•Lighloll,
011 Tanners' Stuff.' Benzole,
Fini shifts' Oil, I Gasoline, -'
Harness • Oil
ARMOR VARNISH, to preserve Bright trait
Wcrk and Machinery. from Aust. • •
These products are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddlel patent by Superheated Steam in Vac
cuo. The Lubricating this axe almost Odorless,
perfectly ptire. uniform.. and mostly light col
ored. stand a high temperature unchange d , :,lx, 1
, 11d
remain Ltalpid dining extreme cold. The
Oils are !unequalled and are in constant use on
many of the prinelpal Railroads. Samples can
be examined and ordere left at 114 WOOD
STREET:. Worts at tiliarpstrarg Bridge. •
•ABIN6 AND EDI6I
. Commletdon Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
• THILADELPHIL ADDRESS,
TACK
. 11.1101'11.1ERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEAT•wThi
Petroleum and-:.its Products,
Pittelsarsit Oinee—DALZ/ILL , B BUILDING.
corner Of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
.Phdadelptils Offine-127 WASZITIT BT.
api:w2o , ,: •
D IAMOND QIL WORKS,
Office, DALZELL BUILDWG,
GRA'toft FEllitlf
PRE'n3ll _
C
C. E . B I IC'S'O
w►xvrecTUß Or
Black 0d Celortd Printing & Lithograph's
A4B ES, duo. .
trarl ' ,Tirry Re" and 88d Streets
felibeKl
FBEATER BUBB NULL STONES.
French Barr Smut Naehthea s
THE BEST WHEAT OLIIAIDIES IN ME.'
Portable /Tour and Feed =is;
BOLTING OLOTUS,
Ail nunibera and beat quality. For side s 's, ••
319 and 321 LtbnrtySt.,
an!s W. W. WALLACE. ,
I=
WHOLESALE DZALEUS W
EB:23=E3
No. 396 PENN STREET.
OILS.
WARING, KING & CO.,
127 Walnut Street.
H. M. LONC & CO.,
D ag: esne . way, !itt414,1417141
) PEILADELPELL.
PEARL ABll.-25 casks. for.
sale by J. B. CANFIELD..
WHITE LIME.z-200 bbls..fore
y sale; by J. B.O.A.IIFIEL7f.'