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0111011 or' RITTSBUP.GH GAIMTTZ,
MONDAY, April 26, p 69.
The markets in a general way are de- '
,I
void of anything that is really new or
important. We can report a steady local
demand for all of the , leading articles,
and a fair volume ,of business in the ag
gregate, while prices are without ma
terial change.
APPLES—Scarce, and in demand;
sales at 15@8 per bbl, for common to
„choice-
APPLE - BUTIER-90@31 per gallon.
BUTTER—Is in good supply and dull,
but unchangea, prices ranging from 35
to 10 for prime to choice. •
CHEESE—New York. Goshen 24®25,
Western Reserve at 15®20.
CARBON 01L--.4s quoted in a jobbing
way at 30®31.,
CORNMEAL-2135 , 2)1,80 per cwt.
DRIED FRUlT—Peaches in steady de-;'
wand at 14®15 for quarters, and 184519
for halves. Apples scarce and firm, with
sales of good to choice at 13®15.
EGGS—Dull' and a shade lower, with
sales at 17®18.
FEATHERS---A shade firmer, and we
now quote live geese feathers at SO to the
trade, and the usual advance in a retail
waY.
FLOUR—Is quiet, with a moderate lo
cal demand, and no change to note in
prices. Spring Wheat brands, $6,50@7,
Winter Wheat, 77,50®8. Rye flour, $7 ®
7,25. Fancy brands are quoted at s.l6®
10,60, but there is little or nothing done
in this grade of flour, excepting in a re
tail way.
GRAlN—There is no movement in
Wheat, and prices are nominal at 21.45®
1,50 for winter. Oats scarce and higher,
though difficult to quote correctly; No. 1 '
held at 68@70 on track, and 73@75 in
store. Ear corn is in steady demand at
53®6.5c, while shelled may be quoted
at 78®80. Rye, in the absence of sales,
may be quoted at §1,43®1,45. No move
ment in Barley. • • -
HAY—Is dull under the influence of
increased receipts, and. prices are barely
maintained. We now quote prime baled
at 830 on wharf.
HOMINY .5,75®6 per bbl. _
HEMP-5216®22u per ton.
LARD OIL----Sales No. 1 Extra at $1,62
®1,53..and No. 2 at $1,23®1,25.
MAPLE MOLASSES—SaIes in gallon
juke at $1,50@1,75.
• PROVISIONS—Are steady with a fair
jobbing demand. • but prices are un
changed' at 14 for Shoulders; 16®16X for
.Ribbed, and 17%@18 for Clear Sides; and
19 1 4®193; for Sugar Cured Hams.
Lard is quoted at 18,f ®l9, as to qual
ity, and Dried Beef at 20%. Mess Pork
432,00-
POTATOES—DuII with offers to sell
on track at 63; small sales were made at
73®75.
PEANUTS—Quoted at II ots. •
' SEEDS-Cloyer Seed is quoted at ;pa@
9,50 and Timothy at 14,75®5, and little or
none in market. No Flaxseed offering.
SALT—May be quoted at $1,80®1,85
by the car 'load, and f1,95®2 for small
lots in store.
WHISKY—DaII and unchanged. •
• Markets by Telegraph.
ItiEw Yonx, April 26.—Cotton without
decided change; sales 2,000 bales at
28%®28,,ic for middling uplands. Flour
quiet and without decided change; re
ceipts 4,261 bbls; sales 6,900 bbls at $5,15
(D 5,65 for superfine State and western,
$5,70®6,10 for extra State, $6,60®6,65 for
extra western, $6,65®8,00 for white wheat
extra, $5,75®7,10 for round hoop Ohio,
47®8,50 for extra St. Louis, and $9@12,00
for good choice do; closing dull and
heavy. Rye flour in moderate request;
sales 250 bbls at $4,75®6,75. Corn meal
quiet. Whiskey nominal at 92®93c for
western free. Wheat quiet and without
decided change; receipts,. 1,000 bus; sales
26,000 bus at SL3S for No. 2 Chicago
spring afloat, $1,37 for choice No. 2 Mil
waukee do in store, $1,273, for No. 3 do
in store, and $1,70 for whiter Caldbrnia.
Rye dull and drooping; sates 3,000 bus
western at $1,30. Barley quiet and heavy.
Barley malt quiet. Corn opened steady
and closed lc lower; receipts, 34;743 bus;
sales 48,000 bus at 81®83c for new mixed
western, closing at 81®E214c for prime
samples, and 83®85c 'for prime samples
in-store and • afloat, 85c for old white
western. Oats—receipts 22,853 bu and
decidedly firmer; sales 47,000 bu at 783 f
®79340 for western in store; 79@820 for
do. afloat. Stock of grain in warehouse
—wheat 1,400,959 bu, corn 75.214 bn, oats
665,016 bu, rye 126,240 hi],
barley 39,246
tin, malt 56,258 bu, peas 36,400 bu. Rice
firmer; sales 100 tcs Carolina at 9c. Cof
fee firm; sales 3,500 bags Rio for export
on private terms. Sugar unsettled and
drooping; sales 500 hhds at 11 1 ,E ®l2c for
Cuba; 12 3 / 4 c for Porto Rico; sales 87 bxs
Havana on private terms. Molasses
quiet and unchanged; soles 50 hhds Porto
Rico at 536. Petroleum quiet at 18c for
crude; 32 3 / 4 ®33c for relined. Hops quiet
at 6®150 for American. Linseed oil dull
at 111,01®1,02. Spirits turpentine quiet
at 42®49c. Pork firmer; sales 1,650 bbis
at,531,25®31,50 for new mess; closing at
$31,25 for cash; $31®31,12 for old mess;
$25.75@26,25 for prime, and $28,25®
28,75. Prime Mess Beef quiet. • Sales of
120 labia at B®l6 for new plain mess; l2®
18 for new extra mess; Tierce Beef,
sales of 130 tierces at 23®28 for prime
mess; 25®30 for India mess beef. Hams
steady; sales of 150 bbls at 26®32. Out
meats heavy; sales of 175 pkgs at 12 3 / 4 ®
1$ for shoulders; 16 / for hams. Middles
quiet and steady; 50 boxes long cut hams
sold at 17%. Lard heavy; sales of 540
tierces at 1734@isg for steam, 18 3 / 4 ®l9y,
ter kettle rendered; also 500 tierces steam
seller May and June at 1886. Butter
quiet at 28535 for Ohio, and 25®43 for
State. Cheese 19®23. Freights to .Liver
pool; dull and heavy ; engagents per
steamer 7,500 bushels cern at 234d.'
Latest-Flour , closed quiet and steady
forrlow grades, and dull and declining
for medium and good grades. Wheat is
quiet,andsteady for spring and dull and
heavy for winter. Rye is dull , at 111,30®
,82 for western. Oats are firmer at 80c
Wstore for western. Corn is dull and
filivy at 81@82o for new mixed western,
nd 83@&4;t0 for old mixed western in
tore and afloat. Pork is quiet and
toady
at $31,25081,37 for new mesa,
cash, and regular. Beef is quiet and un
vhanged. Cut Meats are dull and heavy.
Bacon quiet and steady. Lard dull at
1834 18;{,0 for fair to prime steam. Eggs
steady at 19©20c., •
toructu.wATl, April W.—Flour is dull
sud holders are anxious to sell; family is
held ar, ;6 ®6,25. Wheat .is in light sup
ply and held firmly at $1,36®1,37 for No.
2. Corn is in better supply awl dull at
67®68e. Oats unchanged and steady at
67®7113, the latter rate being paid for
choice white. Rye sold at $1,38®1,39
for No. I.,.aud more offering. Cotton is
dull, with sales of middlings at 27®
2 7 / a c. Tobacco is unchanged and steady,
with sales of 110 hogsheads. Whisky is
easier, the market closing at 90c. Pro.
Visions are unchanged, and the feeling
on the part of holders is less firm. Mess
Pork is areld at' $31.25@31,50, but is not
ealeable at, better than fn. Bulk meats
are unchanged; 120,000.4 pounds sides gold
at 14 3 / 4 c; shoulders are' held at ny,,e.
Bacon 'ls unchanged; shoulders,
.13y,c;
sides are bald at 16y, and 17%e for Clear
rib 'and clear, bat - these rate s.. L ard was
'!.e
• shim •-tha' - Views trf burn's.. _ mir? , Waa
. weaker and could have Weil 'nougat at
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18%c, but 18c was the best offer made-
Butter is dull for winter made at 30®35c;
fresh made, solid packed, is scarce and
brings 38®40c. Eggs are held at 16c.
Linseed Oil is dull at $1,05®1,06. Lard
Oil is held at 51,45. Petroleum is held at
354 c for refined, legal standard. Sugar
rl3
i unchanged, with sales of New Orleans
a % ®lsc. Molasses is held at 80®85c
fey New Orleans. Coffee is steady at 20
®26c; Potatoes; the market is very dull
d receipts large
ST. Louis, March. 26.-Tobacco un
it:
c anged and good working grades in de
and. - Cotton nominal at 26®2634c.
Hemp very dull and unchanged. Flour
niet and unchanged; fall superfine sold
t 55,00; do. extra 55,25; spring and fall
ouble extra at 55,15®7,00. - Wheat;
hoice fall scarce and firm; other grades
Meek and lower; fair to prime red $1,32
®1,51); choice .to fancy do. 51,80@1,95;
.spring nominally unchanged, at 51,05®
1,06 for No. 2 in elevator. Corn heavy
and declining, at 56®58c in bulk and 60
®663Ye in sacks. Oats fi rmer, at 62®65c
in sacks and 57c for mixed in bulk.
Barley steady, at 51,85 for choice lowa
and 52,10®2,25 for choice and fancy Min
nesota. Rye firm, 'at 51,24 for prime.
Whisky was offered at 85e,
with no buy- i
era. Groceries unchanged. Provisions; I
holders firm, but the demand is light
and there is nothing of importance do
ing, Pork; small sales were made at
531®31,50. Bulk Meats: loose shoulders
were offered at 113,0; packed clear sides I
sold at 16%c. Bacon; order sales were ,
made at 13%c for shoulders, 17c for clear I
rib sides and 1734 c for clear sides. Lard I
nominal at 173;®ISc. Receipts-Flour,
4,800 bbls; wheat, 9.500 bush; corn, 35,610
bush; oats, 14,600 bush; barley, 5,400
bush; rye, 2,000 bush; hogs, 700 head.
CIXICAO o, April 26.-Eastern Exchange
weak at 1-10 per cent premium selling to
par; 1-10 per cent discount buying.
Flour is inactive and nominal at 54,70.0.
Wheat dull and I%c higher with sales at
51,13®1,14; No. 2 at 51,05%®1,06,%; the
market closing firm at $1,0634®1,06 1 ,v.
Corn is quiet but firmer; No. 1 advanced
-134 ®2c with sales at 59®600; No. 2 ad
vanced 2c with sales at 56@5634c; rejected
13.®2c higher with sales at 47®490;
new 23,®30 higher with sales at 47%®50;
there is nothing • doing this afternoon.
Oats 134,®1%c higher with sales of No. 2
at 57%®5834c, closing at 58®58.3- 4 , c. Rye
quiet at 71c lower with sales of No. 1 at
$1,153., 'closing at $1,16. Barley quiet
but firm, closing at $1,48@1,60 according
to location. Highwines dull at 84c.
New Orleans Molasses 51,00®1 1 05. Sugar
14®15%c for common to choice. Mess .
Pork quiet and firmer; 25c higher; sales
at $3l, closing firm and steady. , Lard
easier and steady; sales at 17%c. . Sweet
pickled hams quiet at 15%®153;. Rump
pork quiet, 26e for dry salted bellies,
and 14%c for packed. Receipts for the
past forty-eight hours-7,856 bbls flour;
24,127 bushels wheat, 81,819 bushels corn,
115,996 bush oats, 731 bush rye, 400 bush
barley, 2,604 hogs. Shipmentsl.l,2s9
bbls flour, 8,094 bush wheat, 320,840 bush
corn, 63,629 bush oats, 4,783 bualiels rye,
734 bush barley, 3,583 hogs.
CrEvELARD, April 25.-Flour: city
made $10®10,25 for treble white, $8®8,25
for double extra amber, $7,25®7,50 for
double extra red winter, 56@6,25 for ex
tra red; country made, 56.50®7,75 for
double extra red and amber,56(46,75 for
double extra spring, and 5 8,75@9,25 for
double extra white winter. Buckwheat
flour dull. Wheat; sale 1 car No. 1 red
winter at 51,45; 1 oar No. 2do at 51,30.
, Corn; sales of 2 cars at 70c. Oats held at
67c. Rye is quiet and firm at 51,2801,30,
according to quality. Barley is dull and
unsaleable, being offered at a heavy de
cline without bidders. Petroleum; the
market is quiet and unchanged, and re-_
fined is held at 30®310 - for standard
white, and 28®290 for prime light straw
to whits in car lots; Small lots to the re
tail trade at 32@33c.
TOLEDO, April 26.-Flour dull at 565@8
for double extra to fancy. Whtat--am
ber lc better at 51,45; for white regular
$1.46; for No. 1 do. 51,88; for amber *1,47,
buyers for last half of May. Corn-No.
1 a shade better at 6534 c; No. 2 quiet at
63c;-white 66c; yellow 68c. Oats 1®203
better at 67c for Michigan. Bye dull and
unchanged; Michigan 51.25. barley nom
inal. Receipts--4,200 bbis flour, 6,900 bu
wheat; 9,100 bn corn, 5,200 bu oats. Ship
ments-3,200 bbls flour, 10,700 bn wheat,
25,000 bn corn; 700 bu oats, 300 bn barley.
BALTIMORE, April 36.-Flour dull and
medium and high grades declined 25c;
western supertme at 55,75®6,25; extra
at , 56,25®7,75; and family at 58,25®9.
Wheat dull and• lower; sales 500 bush of
prime Valley. Corn dull at 80c for wnite
mid 83®85c for yellow. Oats at 70®730
for light, and 75678 e for heavy. . Rye at
$1,40®1,45. Mess Pork quiet at $32. 13a
con firm at 16:c for rib sides; '17%,c, for
clear sides; 1434 c for shoulders, and 20®
210 for hams.. Lard - firm at 193yc. Whis
ky firm at 92c. ,
LOUISVILLE, April 26.-Tobacco: sales
88 hhds lima at $4,65®5,00, and Hart
county manufacturing leaf at 513,00.
Mess Pork 531,50. Lard 18@18%c. Bacon:
shoulders 12%c, clear rib sides 17340.
Balk meats: shoulders 123 c, clear rib
sides 16c. clear sides 1634 c. Flour 55,50
@6,00. Wheat $1,40®1,45. Corn 68®750.
Oats 67@680. Sugar, New Orleans prime,
143,c. Whiskey 910. Cotton 25%c for
low middling.
liii..yrAugg.E, April 26.-Flour in bet
ter demand; prices unchanged. Wheat
&M. 51,11 4 for No. 1, 51,0434 for No. 2.
Oats firm, 06®58c for No. 2. Corn firmer;
Mc for' rejected new. Rye nominal, 51,12
for No. L Barlfiy , nominal at 51,60®1,80
for fair to good samples. Receipt s--b OO
bbla hour, 41,000 bush wheat. Shipments
-8,000 bush oats,• 172,000, bush wheat.
PuiLAT•ELMIA, April 26.-Flour very
otulet; northwestern family extra 56,50®
7,25, and. Ohio do. 58®9. Wheat very
quiet; red 11,70®1,75, and amber 51,80®
1,85. _ 'Rye steady, 51,40. Corn less active;
mixed western Se. Oats steady, 74@75c.
Petroleum steady; crude 2236€;23c; re
fined 3254 c. , Groceries - and • provisions
unchanged. , Whisky steady, 96@98c.
Dismrars, April 26.-Cotton dull and
nominal;- receipts of 816 bales; exports,
793 bales. Flour dull and Unchanged:
Corn at 70®731 Oats at 70®75. Hay at
527@28. Pork $32. Lard 1854020. Bacon
firm; shoulders 1314, sidle 17%®17%.
Bulk Meats dull; shoulders - 12X@l2N,
sides 163;.
Nztv Yonic,•April 26.--Cattle Market.
—Receitts for the week : 6,659 beeves:
21,482 s eep and lambs; 20,259 hogs. Re
ceiptinf beeves nrito Saturday were: At
Comnrthilpaw, 1,129 head; at West end,
380; at National yard, 1,871. This large
supply caused a very duU and heavy
feeling, culminating in a• decline of lc
per lb. trona the ilgures of preceding
week, but even at this .deollne sellers
could not force the nriarket into activity,
for the 'cheapness; ot shad and eggs
canned consumers to turatheir attoption
to those articles, and. the ' meat market
was dull'at 1.234®18,1,c, with a few choice
sides at 14c. Under , these circumstances
sellersloat heavily itt theft...ventures and
growlers were quite nufnerous to.day;
The offering was 110 oars .at Conan:MM.
paw; 80 at 'West,end, and 290 head at the .
Natibnal yard; quality fair to.good, with
some prime,whiteprver grail's§ wece-sis°
fully represented; the market was net
active but still the prices kit' tip to the
no %s of last Friday, and 4 e markets
were, ' towards noon, pretty ** 11
oltiaraof Stable steel( battle are 7 s till
plinittoind • prices '63lNteor' nihdhust
_TtasßritGati_oitzmE: Tun])At APRIL 27; 1899:
Live - Stock Markets.
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Irange at 12@13, medium to fair steers at
13y;®145, good steers and fat oxen at
1434©15, prime to enzra steers at 15 34 (3116,
choice at 16@17; the majority of the sales
were made at 1334 ®l5, the average price
was 14, and the poorest brought to mar
ket at 1.0@12. The receipts of Sheep in
the earlier part of the week were excess
ive, and with very limited inquiry; the
prices receded about lc from Monday
last. The rush of sheep into the
market, has been, at times, so large
and the demand se limited, that 5,000
remained unsold at the close of business,
while prices for sheared Sheep, which
are beginning to form the bulk of the
supply, ranged from 4 to 7, with wooled
at 534(4)8; to-day's offering was 8,000 at
Communipaw, 2,000 at Hudson City, and
5.000 at Fortieth street, and the market
remained dull at the close. Lambs were
also more plenty and lower;' sales during
the week, 15,500; we quote common to
fair Sheep at 4,',4)534c, good to choice 6(4)7,
extra 7®734; choice 734(4)8, 'wooled sheep
6(i)9, laMbs 13©16. The Hog market has
fluctuated during the week, opening
weak and lower, became firmer, but
dropped off about y i c towards the middle
of the week; to-day the:offerings were 29
cars at Fortieth street, and 33 cars at
Compannipaw, but the market was dull
and lower; prime heavy corn fed $10,50©
10,75, medium $10,25®10,50, common 510
(4)10,25, and medium dressed ;13(4)13,75.
PHIDADELPHIA, April 26.—Beef battle
dull and favors the buyer; sales 1,278
head at $9,50@10 for extra western steers;
57@8,50 for fair to good; ss@6 gross for
common. Sheep dull and lower; sales
6,000 head at 63 @B.y,c per pound gross.
Hogs dull and lower: sales 4,000 head at
513®15 per cwt net, the latter for prime.
Csic.too, April 26.—Catt/e . Market.—
Hogs active ; 88,75@9,75 for good to
choice. Beef cattle dull and heavy; $6,50
@7,25 for good to extra choice beeves.
ST. Louis, April 26.—Cattle lu small
supply and steady at 3M@7c. Hogs
range at 734@10c.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
•• PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE & Cll3-
eioo • 'RAILROAD. April 26. 1 cars
corn & H; 5 do do, W. J. Meek; 10
bbls flour, owner; 31 doz brociins, R. Rob
ison & Co; 30 do do, W. Mordort; 1 bbl
eggs, Ido onions.'l car potatoes, Wooth
worth .t Davison; 22 bbls apples, 4 do
cider, Voight, M S. Co; S bbls onions,
• Van Gorder & Shepard; .3 pkga butter,
W. 11; Graff & Co; 1 bbl eggs, W. Cotkper
Co;.1 car barley, Carson & Co: 34 bola
Apples . , Carter, M'Graw & C; 1 car -stone,
L. L. Knox; 6 hhdts pork, 20 bbls
IoW, Sellers & Cn; 1001:obis flour, J. Bon
nen' 100 do do, - Culp • Shepard; 200 do
do, Shomaker t L; 400 do do, owner; 100
do do,-Watt, Lang &.- Cot 14' do do, -145
bra feed, John Hemple; 200 bbls • flour,
Dan. Wallace; 1 car wheat, J. 5..-Leggett
& Co. -
Currier Jam awn PITTSBURGH BAIL
!tom) Anril 26.—S cars blooms, Hitch
cock, M. & Co; 100 oil bbls,l3. 1). Moore;
1 bbl eggs, H. Rea, Jr; 11 bbls apples,
Van Gorder & 8; 100 aka rye, Keil &
Ritchart; 8 bbls potatoes, R. P.obison &
Co; 7 pkgs pearl barley, Arbnckles &
Co; 1 car shingles, Mellon Bros; 1 car
barl y, Carson & Co; 1 car potatoes,
Mea or dr. Harper; 1 do do, Woodworth
& Da*ison; 1 do do, Voight, M. Et Co; 1
do dci, J. B. Campbell; 20 sacks do, W.
Dru .
M
AL EGHENT STATION, April 26.-1
car rn, S. C. Mcasters; Ido oats, R.
Knox dr. Son; 1:.; hides, I keg tallow,
Lap &W; 1 car corn, 100 bbls flour,
Geo.. tewart; 110 bbls flour, Mercer t
R; 1 c r barley, Kell & Ritchart: 11 doz
broo s, B. B. Mathews; 2 cars metal,
Supermr Iron Co; 100 bbls flour, F. 41.
Stewart S: Co; 1 car lumber, Walter &
Son; 1 car scrap iron, Pittsburgh Iron
and Forge Co; 55 bales cotton. Kennedy,
Childs 6t Co; 60 bxs feed, J. B. McKee;
1 2 kegs syrup, S. Dyer; 24 pkgs do, John
A.lt.
PI BURGH CINCINNATI AND ST.
Lout RAILROAD , April 26.-1 car rye,
M'ile ry & H ;. 18 do dcors.".l W Simpson
Sl ii
17 hh s hams,2 tea sausage. J 11 Parker;
6 nazi tobacco, J M Sachel; 30 do do, R,&
W Jenkinson: 26 bbls apples, Voigt, M Et
Co; 160 do flour, C A Bander; 3 cars
staves, W P Adams; 3 do do, W Hastings
6 Las J lard, 2 do beef, I Kohen, 60 do
grease, 6 hhds hams, 0 do bacon. Sellers
& Co; 26. bbLs whisky, J Bryar; 13 tcs
lard, Myers Et Co.
RIVER 'PACKETS
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R. C. GI:AY Capt. ISAAC WHITTAKER,
Will leave tor the above points THIS DAY, ist
noon. shlppeis should bear this In mind.
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Wllll , SNP 111 *bone 'en WEDNESDAY. the 28th
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TP TiS n hYit G 11
WHEELING - AND PAR
IC=I243IIIIO LINE.-!.rave 00MPInv's
• Wharf
tuna. men of Wood Street., daily at 1S at.. •IT
ICESDATS and SATURDAYO,
titt&Y,estAihrr, u. L. linxxemx.
.ere.ight will be removed at all noura oy
.IminTs COLLINS.
FLACK & OOLLII7GWOOD ,
-A lefilit/2L.
UM
oslon•Heitifnng
RUBBER BELTING,
z i
xose. Steam Peeking and Gaskets of the
ottorrlieltlng Companies manufacture at price ;
As 'low. aa thli'lluality of Set/dean be betlelt •
atuunfurer. A. 'MG sto#o l o l 7* 0* sal
e lke ladi& Bekker Depot. ,-..einat ri t, .t
1 st,reau te. ..,..,i) t , .. ~, t , 4. ar , .i.
801 e Aireaso tor the Oospanr.
4414
of et a2v44 , ..a& - kii274- 4 -t.
. • - -
1~ti.~..
The weather yesterday was clear and
pleasant, and all that could be- desired
for out-door business.
The river continues to recede steadily,
with six feet four inches in the channel,
by the Monongahela' marks.
No arrivals to report aside from pack
ets. The St. Mary, from Cincinnati, was
a little behind time. having been de
layed by a big trip and a heavy way bus
iness. She was expected in last evening,
and will depart to-day as usual. She Is
an excellent packet boat. ' Capt. J. C.
Sweeney in command, with Morris Dor
sey_in the office.
• We have no details in regard to the
Urilda disaster, with the exception that
Com. Kountz received a telegram yester
day reporting that Capt. Hazlstt had es
caped. She belonged to CaPts. Koontz,
Haslett and others, and was at one time
engaged in the Allegheny river packet
trade.
The Bayard has been sold to the St.
Louis and Keokuk Packet Company,
and will leave for St.: Louis within the
next few days.
The Glasgow, Capt. Andy Robinson,
Jr., is announced to depart for St. Louis
and the Upper Mississippi to-morrow.
Sheds a good !poet, and in tip-top condi
tion for business.
The Kate Putnam, from Nashville. is
expected in today. The Argosy and
Messenger, from St. Louis, are en route
for this port.
The Bellevernon cleared for St. Louis
with a good trip and engagements below,
including 1,500 kegs nails at Wheeling.
Pilots--John Ferguson and Urine Reno.
The Lorena, Capt. Sena. Shuman, J.
M. Vandergrift clerk, is, filling up
_steadily for St. Louis and the Upper Mis
sissippi.
The R. C. Gray will positively leave to
-1 day at l 2 o'clock for Cincinnati and
Louisville. -
Ben Miller, an old flat boat pilot, was
shot and killed in a gambling saloon in
Louisville on Friday night, by Joe Crox
ton, also a pilot.
The Waunita, Pittsburgh - to St. Louis,
passed Louisville on Friday with a good
trip.
The Senate failed to take action, upon
the nomination of Mr. G. W. Houghton,
as Supervising Inspector, in place of Col.
J. V. Guthrie, who will hold over unless
suspended by the President. -
-The New Orleans boats are to load in
turn at Cincinnati hereafter.
Rlyer and Weather.
Lotrisvirvi, April 20.—River station
ary, with 9 feet 3 inches in the canal.
Weather clear and pleasant.
OFFICE Or THE TrEastman OF ALLIPHIENT t
ViiTY, rittsbargb, April lat, 11409.
TN PURSUANCE OF THE 2,lst
section of an Act relating to Allegheny Conn
ty, approved the list day of May. 18M, and of the
amendment to said section, approved the 30th day
of Match . 10041, Ido hereby give notice that the
Depth:cites for the several Wards, Boroughs and
Townships WILL RE OPEN, and I 'will be pre
pared to receive the
County, State, Poor, Workhouse and
Improvement Taxes for 1869.
On and after the Ist day of May. 13' 9. Bald
taxes can be paid at thls .°Mee until the let day
of August with a DEDUCTION OF FIVE rEll
CENT. for prompt payment to all persons paying
the whole amount of their taxes.
There will be no deduction allowed during the
mouth of August. There will be --
JAMES COLLINS, A eat
RIVER NEWS
- , •US
Ten Per Cent. Added
To al , taxes •ematntng unpaid on the Ist day of
September. lISSES.
J. F. DENNISTON.
Treasarer of Allegheny County'.
stavisT
2,0001000 yien" OF
•
• .
CHOICE
,LANDS FOR SALE,
BY THE
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
NAHTEBN Divremox,
Lyin g Wong the Una of their road..at •
51,00 TO $5,00 PER ACRE,
&nd on sOftililT OP FIVE TSARS. •
roc futiteinartlcrolars, Mira, &C., address
JOHN P. DJEVEREPX,
Laud 041mmissloner, Topeka, Ilassas.
Or CHAR. B. LL] BORN, 190e3r,
aul4: . Bt. Louis. biISSOUTI
SLAT• •
• 1 ,
' l '
ROOFING SLATE OF VARIOUS
Qualities and Colors:
Particular ittentlon given to laying Slate and
re l ag i rg Sate roofs; 1. or particulars and prices
J. S. WiIIYER,
• • No. 48 Seveinila Avenue,
mh81:056 • •.: PITTBATIIItaIt, PA
GRAY'S FERRY \
PRINTING INK WORKS.
C. E. EOI3INSON,
111.4120WAC7t0120 07
Black and Colored Printing Lithographic
INKS, VARNISHES, RO.
Gray's Ferry Road and Std Street,
:mew PHILADELPHIA.
TRADE MARK.
MTIIRIDGE'S
ZIEZPOF
Lamp
CHIMNEYS.
NOTICE OF
COIPARTNE# RSHIP:
The undetetitned have thh 'day formed a co:.
partnerehlp under the name and etyle of , " •
A. SELLERS & CIO,
,and will ixontituul the PrOvldon Ind 14ardlOtItno.
sinew. se biisettibiti.= .!:
)P. JrailArtel,ltio,l •
J. I...IINWATIL
112211.1=1 1 . March ,1814
0 OMDOSSION BILERCHAN'rB
inll
J. L. DILLFGES.... -...... ... . . A. It • STEVENSOM.
DILLiNGER & STEVENSON,
DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN
1
Pure Rye Whiskies.
lIMPORTERS OF
I
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, &C.,
No. 87 Second Avenue,
arco PITTSBURGH, PA.
By A. & T .
W. M. GORMLY,
'WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 , Liberty Street,
(DIRECTLY arr. EAGLE HOTEL')
I 1 3 ..r.i.T.L'5111T11451a.
:5-18
M. STEELY.- ... . -
Ifor STEELE & SON,
I '
Commission Merchanis,
FLOUR. GRAIN, FEED.
.20. 96 OHIO SEREEIi near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITE. PA.
PETER RilL
JAIL T. =HAIM
KEir Ill& TeliplßT,
CO MISSION MERCIIANTS,
I AND DRALVIS IN
1 0 1,01* eBAIN, SEEDS, 31 - ML •FEED, &c.,
349 Liberty St., Pittsburgh, •
my24:b3l
IdJ.
BLARCILiRD,
s
Wholesale and ) -tail Grocers,
I 3;0. 396 PEN STREET.
splBlxSO
ITTLE, BAIR
14 wholesale Grocers, CI
and, Dealers In Produce, F
Fish, Carbon and 'Lard I
Cotton Yarns and all P'.
geuerally. I 1 i and 1 1 14
Pittsburgh;
Joaic SI:LIPTON
§
s IIIPTON &WA
SALE 0 HOCEBS AN 1:
. No. 6 SIXTH~Io. STRE,E I
tathrsB
JOHN I: HOUtI3..XDW. H0U‘H....10111. H. HOLTZ.
TORN I. HOUSE .1r.811.08., Sue
t) censors so JOHN I. •I , USE & CO., Whole.
cap Grocers and Commts• ion Merchants, Cor
ner of Smithfield and Wet Streets. Pittsburgh.
i
\ 7
MERCHANT AILORS.
Bii:118 1 CLOTHJ G.—The liar..
gest and tr.est complete stock of
Boyi', Youths anti Children's nothing,
, •
For the presentlseoson, to to be foand
GRAY & LOGAN'S,
_ STXTFI STREET. (late Sc. Char.)
C. AIVMSTO
Fets.r 8! Al
CWISSION 31ERCHA,
street.
NO,HERSON & MUHLAPtBRING
No. 10 Sixth (Late St. Clair) Street.
tSranewasowa to W. M. -31VGEM. t. C 0.,),
DITIRCIIMIT TAILORS,
Tuve just received their carethlly selected sock
ot Sgring and Summer Goods. and will be glad
to show. or sell them to old and new cu.stomers.
The ICutling Department wit: 'till be superin
tended by Dir. C. A. NUFILANBRING. .
I take
_pleasure In recommending' the a bove
to the support' of the public.
milli siSi liico
TW ,414 / 0 4 ,1
. aste Cutter with W. 'Efespenheide s )
zamitcHAzirr mizaon,
N0..53 Smithfield Street.Pittaburgh.
seas:cti
NEW SPRING 000118. •
= A splendid new 'twt oi • '• •
CLOTHS, CASSIMERE'S,
itist received by HENRY WEYER..
Sat: Merobant Ta110r.,73 Eindthdeld street,
PROPOSALS
../W ~,,,ore./...."e".,
U 1 S. el7STOlalloTsit, PonT OF Pl'lTsinTitou, i
'! BIIRTETort , S UFFION, April 21, 1149.. -
EgrSOTICE IS HEREBY GIV•
: • . EN, that ISSALS.Ts PROPOSAL% aecom
pinied. by p' over guarantees, aceoroing to forms
wale furnished on application at this ease. w9/1
be received thereat,. untie 12 o'clock meridian.
011 tha.
I FIRST TIIESDLI Di JUNE NMI', •
;lor the stipply wills' h Marine Hospital at for
near) this city
the articles of provlsion,
medicine, ice., enumerated In said forms. The.
qqautities stated are estlutated with. reterence to
the signal number of patients in the hospita I
but the. United states reserves the right to take
more .or less of said articles. accordingly as they
may be actually required, 11 the articles deity
..ered at the Hospital are not, in the judgment of
the r phystelan, of the host quality, and adapted
to the. hospital, he wilt be at itticrty to reject the
same, to purchase other articles in their stead,
And to charge the contractor ,with any excess In
oat overcontract prices. *.' . -
THOMAS swEr.t. ' -
Surveyor.
XP2ZibP:2
?Li
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
The Hiner C mm18614:111' of the City of Alle•
Deny are: prepared -to receive Pre:l;l(4lth for the
Construction of the followhir sewers. with their
lappurtenanete, inlets, manholes, ac.
. ..
Comprising about 5516 feet of 151 Inch elienlar
Ipe sewer, on line of Morton alley, between
.trawberry alley and hionteontery avenue. -
Comprising about 1,160 feet of circular tdrie
"ewer et 16 and 16 Wilma diameter, Olt lin. of
- Washington and Liberty, I recta. between worm
street and Cedar avenue
Drawings and Bpecincations can be - seen and
fult particulars ootalned at the Engineer's office,
City ;Hall. .11 ds mutt state , the kind of plpes
proposed to be nsed4 (cement or vitrified clay
plise.Vand mime be endorsecl. , •ne wee Proposals.
contract Ito, 1 "( or SS at themise may be.) and
delivered on or before 3 P. St.. APRIL %pith.
Fanny of proposals on which 'forms alone the
ii h dawil be received. will.be obtained at tin En.
theer'S office. The Commission do n t .bled
emselves to accept the lowest or any t id.
By order of the Commtasion. • _
' aVfithn - CUL& "1)/,V id. City Engineer.
IDpAILIIOAD LETTING. • •
.1.41 • • -
St:` ,oos,Vpidalia& Terre.lautelts.
,
__ProPosals,9lll be received until 12 W ,clock M.
Mei sth; addressed .0 lifoliEl/N, SBIITti
lj Contractor... Terre
0 4P ,0 last_ tlfty-pevert tall-miles of tkla road.
Thework Is of the most desirable character, cern*
prlitat both very. ; hoary and , also light .vrork•
Pamsistra, ItO TULT ii Qom. Profiles 11 11 n
tpe son at the olltee In' .11ante, art 55th
995tti: .1:111111111111ILLIN.lt,'
' Coasaltlag Batincer•
Tamp amen. /4prlllll, 1559. aplisha
A".• ,
-
J. a. BTssnW.
AND DRA.141113 IN
& PATTON,
don Merchant E
our,
Bacon Cngpse,
31a a, i a g4
lonuONE ngET,
EIM=I
Cp,Whole-
PROD Whole-
PRODUCE DEAL
. Pin aburah.
iNG, Succaeser
net reek, PRODUCE
T, u. 25 Market
Contract -.7r0.1.
II
RAILROADS
....w.. , -,,,,,, , ................n.
........,/,-........W.5.n.,,Mr•
ENNS.YLVA-
Mligaiwk .
..
N lA CENTRAL ltAiLa.
- O g D. On and after At ril 25th, 1869, Trains
e, in ; arrive nt and depart from the Union Depot,
carne of Washington and Liberty streets, ag
follows:
Arrive. ')sport,
Mall Traln....• i:25 AM !Day Express-51:15 :Ili
Fast Line-- 1.45 am noutnern Ex.. 4:110am
Wall's No. 1.. 6 20 am 'lran', No. . 1.. 6:30
um
Sign tonAce , n. 7:50 AM i Mali Train 8:13 am
Wall's No. 2...8:50 am' HowidAa No119:20 am
Cincinnati Ea.9:10 aml • Clneiniti Ex 1.51:30 pm
Johnstown Ac10:35 ansiWall's No. 2..11:51 ara
How'd Ac Nol 1:10 pm 'Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
Pittsb'eh Ex. 1:'30 pri)Fraddocks Ac. 3:40 put
Wall's No.
pm Phila. Espressit:ROpe
Wallis No. 3. .9:50 pm Wallis No. 3.. 4:BOPM.
llowid Ac Noi. , 9:35 pnalWallis No. 4.. 6:ospm
Wall's No. 4. 1:90 pm 1 Fast Erne 7:30 pm
Way Passnir 10120 pm ;Roved AC No 2.8:20 vw.
IWall'a N 0.5.. 11:600a
The Church TADh leaves testis tuition ever, -,
Sunday at 9:35 a. `m., • reaching Pittsburgh a& ,
10:CO a. •m. Retunaing,. leaves Pittsburgh at 1
12:50 p. ta. and arrives at Walls Station at I ?
51:10 p. In. ,
Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All other • 1
trio , . 8 daily except Sunday. ,
For further inrmition apply to
W. H. BECKWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvanialtallroacf Company will not aa -
same any risk forßagEnage, except tor wearing ap.
parelomd limit their responsibility to One Hun
dre• Dollars-1n value. Ali Baggage exceeding
thst mount in • value.. will be at the risk of the
owner. übleas taken me special contrnct.
EDWARD N.. WILLIAX2I,
apii General Supertntendent.•Altoonst, Pa.
WESTEUN-MMERMI
PEN.N.ISYLVANTA
P.A.LROAD. — On and afterApril2fith,l669, the
Ps slenster Trains or. the Western Pennsylvania-
Ea: road. will arrive at ttnd depart from the
Feder.l Street Depot, Allegheny l; City. as follows:
Arrive.
Springire No 15:40 aln I, ,Msil "art. 7:oo *
Freeport N'o.18:20 a mifflreeport No.l 9:2oa.ne
Express 10:40 a ut,Sharpbris No111:20 at*
Sharpbrg No.l 1:20 Om i.Express . 2:50 PM
Freeport N0.24:00 pni,Sipringd r e No13:30 pm
Mail 5:30 p m reeport No. 215:20 pm.
Springd eNo 26:20 p mtStiringd r e N 026 30 pm
Above trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction
evert ounday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny
City at 9:30 a. in. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1120 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny June..
Lion at 3:40 p. ta.
COMMUTATION Tien:NTS—For Bile in packages
of Twenty., between Allegheny pity, Chestnut. I
street. Herr's. Dem:tett, - Pine Creek Etna and
Sharpsl , urg and good only on the trains stopping
at Statl;:n ...periled on tickets. •
The tutus leaving Allegheny City at 7:00 a.
'n. Make direct connection at Freeport wMhWal—
kerrs line of Stages-forßutler and Hannalatown.
Through ticlmts may be purchased at the oMcg.
No. 1 St. Clair street near the Buspenslortßridgs,
Pitzshurt 11, and at the Depot. Allegheny,
further information apply to'
JAMES LEV/Elm, Agent.
Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Eallroad'wlil 'not
a. sume any risk for Baggage, except for wearing
apposel, and limit their responsibility to One
Handled Dollars in value. All baggage ex
ceeding tIJ s amount in value w9l,be at the risk of
the owner, unless taken by special contract.
EDWARD if. W11.1.1A11111
ep3l General Snuerintendent. Altoona, 13a..
1869
FORT WAYNE & CHIOAtiO
W. and C LEVELAND &PITTSBURGH R. R.
From April:B644 1869, trains will leave from •
D )
and arrive at the Union own, north side, Pitts
burgircitZl.lme, as follows:
Arrive. •
Chicago.Ex...,9:oB IChicago Ex...1 - .58 a m -
Erie Ygn B x..1:5111 Chicago Ex..11e:03 p
CI. & Wh'g Aine:l3 a m iWheeling Ex 10:58 asia
Chicago Mai1..6:51i a m,Orestline Mall 7:33pm
m Chicago Ex....4:03pm
Wit`g E z si:Ou pml Cleveland Ex 3:53 p
Chicago Ex.. 51:23 p !Erie Tien Es 5:58p na
W'e &Erie x4.:43 pa. ICI. WWI E5.7403p
Denartfrom .ALlegiteny. , Arrive in Altegneny •
Bea'r Falls A c.8:58 a *Leetsdale Ac..6:58 aID
Leetsdale " 10:03 ala Bca'r Falls " 8:58 am
" 11:58 a m New Castle "10:33 am.
Rochester " 1:28 p mlEnon " 9:13 am
Leetsdale AocacsB pint s eetadate " I:0 8 pm
Enos " .5133 p*Bea'r Falls " 9:43pm
Beal:Falls " .6:28 p *Leetsdale " 4:53 paa.
I.eetadale " 10:93pm! " " 5: 1 3 rin
Fair Oaks Bost- I Fair Oaks St* .
day Church. 1:13 pm! day Lhorch. 9:58 sat
Afir SAM la. al. Chicago Express leaves daily.
W 15.03 p.m. Chlcage Express arrives daily
No chimp.: of rars between Pittsburgh and
Chicago. Sleep ng cars, witinut oblige, to In
dianan° Is asps chiess-0.
J.ll. Ellin ALL, J. N. M'CULLOUGH.
Henn Ticket Agent. Gen'l En:pie:rt.
app
231:11 ITTBI3IIIIGIIABEINIt
crscm . NATl
. LOUIS B AMWAY. •
PAS HANDLE ROUTE:
CEMWEiIt OF TIME.--Oniand alter MONDAY,
April A6Ol, 313691 trains will leave and arrive at
tl. Union Depot, an follow':
. Dernrt. 'Arrive.
hail ' .—.......... 51:08 a. m. 12:13 a. aa.
Fast Line ......... ....... 9:43 a.m .- 7:13 p. m.
Express - 9 .33 p. m. 4:33 a. za.
Mixed .Anclii 5:33 a. m. 5:519 p. la.
McDonald's Acc'n, No.111:43 a. in.. 18:18 a. in.
litenbenville Accommod. 3:59 p. m. 9:33 a. M.
IteDonaid•a A er , n. No. 25• 1.10. m. • 3:11i: ii. M.
bun day Chnrub Train.. 12:59 p. in. 9:58 a. in.
air 51233 P. r. tra'n will leave daily.
16:13 P. Y. train will arrive daily. -
All other trains will rue daily. Sennays except
ed. • the 9:43 sa m. Train makes close con
nections at Newark n r Zanesville. ,
S. F. SCULL, 6 , ener,al Ticket Ag ent.
W. W. CARD; Steabeavllle, Ohio. .
!flit.A,llitliE , 'OlfffgEMlNS . .
. NJ Tram.
.eitLEGitErnr ver.z.zrr ruimproan,
, „ ,
On and a ft er MONDAY , Novenaber Cith, 186111,
TWO TRAINS DAILY ,-will—leave Pittsburgh
Station, corner of Eleventh and Pike streets for
Franklin, 0111 City, Buffalo, and ail points .M. ths
• Oil Regions.
I fIILMA.VM IT2TSBVTLGEL. AMISS' - Mt PI
5:30 88
; Mall ..:. 7:19 a m Mail 5: p m
!
Express' - 7:10 ro ni 11110313 .• .... .-6: 0 am
: Brady's BAc 3:00 p m radys BAc 10:30 am.
• lid, Soda Works st Soda Works
Acc0md....10:50 ain A.ceomod'n.. 8.20 a m
lid Sodi - Works _. ' 2d sods:Wbrks ._
_. '
Accomod , n. 5:00 I) m .A.ccomod , n. 3:40 p lig
ChurCh. Train leave ttsburgh at 1:10 P. m.
i Arrive at Pittsburgh at 9:81.x. M.
• Pea shsenggee s
taking
e eapre r ss i train
iha • ve' but
'
a n nd 01 a 1iteg o on c . Ma w a e nd Expr b ss Trains
step
'only at principal _points. , Mixed Way sad Ao
.oommodatiod trains stop ittmll stations.
THOMAS M. XING, Ass`tconplt..
W. FOSTER HOPE. Tieltet Agent. ' - noir
ETTSBUIIiaII a
is anapOlL
) ID,TV.LLSVILL+
On and after TUESDAY, $o ember, 17th.. .
'lgor, trains will arrivnat and 4depart from taw:
Depotcorner of Grant and Water streets, as
followa: ' . ' •
Depart.
Mont° and from Union- • • _
A.
'lll - eYeesport Aecomdt , n,
Ex. to and from Unt'n. 3:00 P. U. 3.0:10 A. X.
West Newton !wooled 4:30 P. U. 8:35
Braddoek,'s Aecomdtql. 6:15 P. at. 7:50 P. X
Nlght Ac. toMeB*sport.lo:3o P. H. 6:45 A. X
Snxtday Church Tr4a to • . •
and from West Newton. 1:00 P. 6.10:00 A.
Per ttaketa apply to
E. DS. RAYMOND, Agent
W.'B. STOUT. Svoenntendent. ~; itoEf 4
QMOKI BILLEANIM
ROUTE.
UNION • PACIFIC BALWA,;
Eastern Division.
The ' SHOBTICEiT AND MOST RNGTABI
ROUTE from the Itt i n, to points ,
Colorado, Nevada,
Arizona, jfaskingt an,
New Mazieo, Idaho, '
• .n.,
Orega
an,allzmigof Ballroad uirtb"drgeartra
ow bi. Ita°l3ou6
bid add bt. Joe Baflroad from Quincy, connect.,
In. at. Lawrence, Topeka and Warden° Ida"
atnnes tor all polnte In Itstleam. At-endriti
tract. west 'at ICPsworth With the , • UNl_
STATES BKPREBS COMPANY'S_ 11:!d.
LI.I4EVILOVEdILLND )SAIL &Zip
moan= O VE R . ,
Drag NrVati SA.I-11'
•, •.
All Points in the Territoriesi'
AzdysithilANDlßSOVß Tal-WEA.7,
of eaa.caze for Fortjnle% *ilt ILlre lln
rt t l'sm_s„
Albnq a u l t d rirf r la t tellec or.N. Wlt>t• the 11nu
suns recen additioni of rolling stook
and equipment.. and the, arrehgetheute uukai
Ith responsible Overland TrunspOrtation Linea
from Its western terminus, ,tlds road now offers ,
unequalled facilities for the transmission of
freisstit to the gar es,
%whets for sate 'at all the tmlimisl. Mane la .
thelinited States and
Canada .
Be sore and rink for tingets viara t letraw.
BILL RoeT.tonno's,_.! A ICI: WATe;
EAVEMS
, , L• -• A. Aißsissoa, - _ -, -
- emerit- -'•
c•I• -
- eetem..tetifitomeTeteteirt
Arrimr.
6:0(2 P. Y.
♦ND
~ ~r > .ter r-..
A ..N •~
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