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urn , grocK MARKETS
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CENTRAL STOCK YARDS,
• WiDkutsDAY, April 28, 1869.
•
C ATTLE -The; market •for cattle has
been unusually; bard during the past
Week, and coinpared with last week, pri
.
pee have declined frilly half a pent per
'`-•*: pound. This is ()Wing to very t•ffaiora
4. ble advicea from;New York, which mar.
ket has . dropped! from a cent to a cent
aid a •half withih the past two weeks,
y**-. and' the great' Proportion of the cattle
Purchased here are bought for that
Place. The receipts have also been
larger than usual and with an increased
enpply and a diminished
.„
.demand; to
gether with the . break already.allnded
in the east, a decline was inevitable..
Furthermore, the ; change in tlie market
• has a tendency to" use those who have
been holding back to burr's their , "cattle
I * to market, as it' s not likely that there'
will be a reaction for the better,while
the chances are that the market will
strow worse, as within thenext six weeks
we may expect grass cattle to be on sale,
after which time, until. towards* fall,
•'; high prices are never expected, A. 3 al
ready intimated, prices have declined
•t, fully a half a cent within the week, and
prime to extra shipping steers may now
bate quoted at 7@734, and good to medium
6WX.
TituasnAT
weight
April 2 2.—Holni
• es,
fferty dc Co f or Webb to Means 21 we
ing 18,950, at 6; same for Brown to Kelly
- weighing 19,0ci, at, 6,60; Kane for
Dowd to A.ull dr. Co 37 weighing 36,4(3, at
6%; Brindy M'Aule y 12 weighing
14,325, at 7,65; Kelly to White 18 weigh
ing 19,225; Fairall to Martin 5 weighing
6,/25, at 735; and 11 weighing 18,975, at
8X; Farnnm to Kelly 17, at 6@)734.
.7, FaIDAY, April 23 .—Holmes,. Lafferty
& Co' for Stewart to Kelly 64 weighing
85,075, at 7X; same for Bash to Beach &
Cray 1$ weighing' 19.100, at 6X, and 17
weighing 21,975, at 73;.
SATURDAY April 24 .—M'Anley to . Hil
' ler &R, 3; same to Shustler, 5.
MONDAY, April 26 —Holmes, Lafferty
& Co for Webb to Young 18 weighing
/2,525. =
!, TUESDAY, April 27. Tranerman &
• Cabman 8 weigidrig 7,000, at 7; Berryto
5 Hines 16 weighing 18,800, at 6x; Trailer-
t & Lobman to Good 7 weighing.7M
WEDNESDAY, April 28. - } Holmes,
Lafferty tCo for Thompson to Beach 6c•
Bray 46 weighing 55,500, at 7,10; Berry
dr Bto Brune buyers 60 weighing 79,650,
at 7,10; Holnies, &Co for Webb to
same buyers 66 weighing 83,615, it 7;
same for . Quick to same: buyers 15
weighing 1 2,975. at 7K; Mallory for Rce.
sell to Gillett & Co 16 weighing 19,150, at
6x; same for Hewlitt to same buyers 28
weighing 40,800, at 814; same for Scott to
same buyers 17 weighing 19,925, at'6X;
same for Johnson to same buyers 34
weighing 40,825, at 84;.
SHEEP:—The
market for t hi s class of
stock was also very dull, and as In the
case of Hogs and Cattle, prices are down.
The demand has, fallen off materially
which is evident fromithe fact that the
amounts were no larger than usual.
Some of the heavy shippers. who ordi
narily buy from fifteen ;,to twenty car
• loads, only bought from three to fOur
•car loads this week. Clipped Sheep may
be quoted at from 43; Ida and wooled
tiheep at 5 ®7. Ensign Newton sold a
bunch of extra clipped Sheep averaging
- 105 lba. at 6%. They were as follows:
Wednesday 3115
Thursday 1287
Friday.............. ............ 1281
Saturday ......... 959
Monday • • •
-
Tuesday
13 678 46
HOGS.-.The Hog market has also
been dull panicky during the past
week,: and, compared with last week,
prima/have declined from x (:)1 cent
per pound, and even at the decline the
market is dull and weak, the demand
being very light. We now quote York
Hogs'at 834@9 cents, and Philadelphia
• Hogs at 93;®1014. The demand from
the east has fallen- off very materially,
which may be attributed partially at
:least to the change in the weather, as
people generally use less pork and
snore mutton and and beef daring the
Spring and Summer. The sales during
the week were as follows;
Wednesday
795
Thursday. -
1645
Friday "
1604
Saturday...,,
6.0
Monday... .... ....... . . 225
Tuesday 1194
SNIP/ LENTS EAST !POE TILE WEEK matolNO
- APRI L 27Th.
Cattle.,. Rugs. nee?. Norse*.
Wednesday.-- 224 1,011 . 3,61.3 85
Thursday, ' 108 1,530 3,408 83
Friday, - 1, 0 44 3,318 2,3.22 ;110
Saturday,...*- .... 235 4.771 993' 28
Monday, 38 4,470 2,257 61
Tuesday,.- 462 2,817 1,559 17
PETROLEUM MARKET.
•-• Oman oirsPrrrsztosext Gamma,
• WEDNMWAY, April 03, 1869.
.
The market in a general way presents
but little that is new or importaut. The
dullness and stagnation which has so
long prevailed still continues, and as we
have repeatedly stated, there must be
radical change in some shape or other
before we can reasonably expect a real
and permanant lmprovenient. There is,
in the preeent aspect of affairs, a general
disinolltuttion towards doing anything,
for the very good reason that there is no
inducement offered, and 1 01 l men, Eke
others, are not inclined to go into a yen..
turd, wluch from the very outset , prom
ises no return. This is why the trade is
completely prostrated, and to this is at•
tributable the, fact that there is so Little
doing. It is to be - hoped, however, that
there will be a change, and that, too; be.
fore long, and that the depression which
has so long`prevailed will be obliged to
give way to•that t onyancy and activity,
with width the trade is usually charac
terized at tide season of tho year.
CRUDE—The crude. market continues
very dull and weak, and compared with
yesterday the prices are a shade lower.
Spot oil maybe quoted at 143( § @14M, with
a sale of 1,000 .bbis, seller to at .14 y 4
3fay il ftme and July was offered at 16,
end may and Juno may be quoted at 15X
1,5;i. •
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REFIS---Also hi dull and drooping;
sales 1,000 bbla April at 31%; 1,000 each
May and June at 3; and 1,000 August at
35. May le nominal at 33X.
ittrBRIOATTNO OILS. L ;
Eclipse Winter Lubricating Oa.— 40c
Eclipse
~ ..... 85c
Eclipse Machinery ........... .4. ...... 75c
Eclipse Spitidle... . " 80c
, _
OIL hauPPIRD Es BY A. V. B.
Lockhart, Pre* Co. 607 bbls ref. to
IVarden,-Prew 6: Co., Philadelphia.
Livingston it, Bro., 100 bbla relined to
Warden. Prow & Co.. Philadephia.
Loga Ke
Mclvy Eni. 827 bbl refined to W. P
BrO4Thi ladelPhia:
P. Lilian j'.
'Fawcett § 4t. a2O bbla refined to• W.
1 4,
Total zniittuusiitsßeanea 1134
exttento 'Raw "go* mit:Mast
.3111 V atid okA'Ll u o 806 .bbls refined
to W . -tt §-Philadelphia+
' 46 ( bbla retlnadto
W. P. Ailaput k Bra,
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Markets , by Telegraph.,
Nay Yolk, Ap 128.=Cotton quietand
unchanged; sales 1,700 half% at 28 3f®
28)f i 0 for middling uplands. Flour=' re 6,657 bbis and firmer; low grades
dull; heavy and lower for medium and
good descriptions; sales 58,000 bbls at
55,8505,75 for superfine state western;
115,85(56,20 for extra western; $6,7508 for
white wheat extra; $5,9507,25 for R. H.
O.; $7(57,50 fur
-extra St. Louis; s9©l2for
good choice do.; °lofting dull for all kinds.
Rye flour quiet; sales, 240 bbls at 114,60©
6,75. ' Corn meal duilL Whisky dull;
sales 500 . bbls western at 910 for free.
Wheat—receipts us but spring . wheat 1 '
152 c better; winter dull and heavy; sales
36,000 bn at ;1,31 for No. 3 spring in store;
$1,39©1,43 for No. 2in store and deliv
ers .1; 11,43 for No. 1 and 2 do,mixed;fl,43
for No. 1 do in store; $1,47 for do deliv
ered; $1,70 for. white California; 51,87®
1,88 for white Canada and smutty do. on
private terms. Rye dull; sales 3,500 bu
western at $1,30, :and 2,000 bu state at
$1,35. 13arliay dull. Barley malt quiet.
Corn--rt 'filets 11,654 lan new and un
chaaged; old lo better and in good inqui
ry. Partl y t speculative; sales 71,000 bu at
81(583o orriew mixed western; 85e old do
in store, 85©80 for do afloat, and 81e for
old white western in store.. Oats re.
ceipta, 9,025; oats a shade firmer and a
fair demand; sales of 51,000 bus at 80©820
for western in store, and 8234©83a for do
eaglet. Rice firm. Coffee quiet and Sr.n.
Sugar steady; sales of 100 hhda Cuba at
12,c. Molasses flrm; sales of 500 hilds
New Orleans at 800. Ho quiet and tin
changed. Petroleum r efi ned. 17(51744a
f0r crude, and 323ic for Leather
hemlock quiet at previous prices. Wr
quiet and drooping; sales of 4E3,000 lbs
at 47 , 5510 for domestic fleece, 460 for
pulled, and 48 , 54834 c for combings.
Texas coal by auction toslay: 80,000 tons
Scranton at_ $4,62©4.80, lump at $4,57,
steamboat at $4,65,54,70, grate at 14,75
(54,77,,'-ogg at 55,05©5,25, and stove at
144,75054,76. Linseed oilquiet. Pork
heavy; sales of 900 bbls at f31,25@)31,50i
for new mess, $28450©28,75 for prime
mess; also, 2,850 bbis new mess, seller'
last half of May at $31,50. Beef-sAiales of
120 bbls at 5 8 ,001516,00 for new plain
mesa, $ 1 2;00©18,00 for new extra mess.
Tierce beef dull and unchanged at $23,00
©23,0Q for extra prime mess, 25,00630,00
India. Beef Hansa steady, with sales of
170 b b ls at 126©32. Cut Meats dull and
heavy; '
sales of 190 pkgs at 1230513 c for
shoulders, 153 4 1516 c for hams; Middles
quiet and lower, with sales of 8.5 boxes
Cumberland cut at 1 5X•51536c, chiefly
153 pa. Lard heavy and a shade lower;
sa.es" of 550 tea at 17%©18%, chiefly,
181‘c, for steam, and 18%©18X0 for ket r
tie rendered. Butter heavy at 25©35c
for Ohio. and 25@41c for State. Cheese
firm at 19(5=c for common to prime.
Freights to Liverpool heavy and lower,
with engagements for 7,500 bus wheat
per steamerat ld per bushel. Spirits
Turpentine quiet. Metals, ---Sheathing
active=say at 33c; Ingot Copper more
nd without decided change in
prices, with sales at 23%c for Baltimore
and 23%152330 for Lake Superior; Pig
Iron in fair request at 541©45 for Scotch,
and 137©42 for American; Bar Iron quiet
at $85©90 for refined English and Amer
ican; Sheet Iron dull at 1134©13c in gold
for Russia. Nails steady and unchanged.
Laxxs —Flour closed quiet and steady
for common, and dull and 10©15c lower
for medium anti good grades. Wheat
closed very firm for spring, with a more
willing demand, and dull and heavy for
winter. Rye dud and heavy at $1,290
1,31. for western. Oats firm at 800 for 'pros
tern in store. Corn steady at 82©830 for
new mixed western, and 85©86.3 for old
do afloat and in store. Pork quiet at
531,25 for new mess. Beef steady, with
a moderate demand. Cat meats and
bacon heavy. Lard dull and heavy at
19181.0
210. for prim steam.e Eggs steady at
©
(Junket°, April 27.—Eaatern Exchange
firm at par to 1-10 off buying, and 1-10
selling. Flour active mid firmer at $4,75
©6,25 for. Spring extra. Wheat; No. 1
quiet and firmer. Sala at 11,15©1,1644.
No. 2 moderately active and 21Mc higher.
Sales at $1,08©1,09,; closing C o
11,09.
Salsa this tlyening at SLO9. rn dud
and easier. Males of No. lat 'Ago) : No.
2 at 55%056; relented 501552; new 49360
51; closing at 49@i-tem for new. Sales of
No. 1 at 58©58x for seller, May 59 for
seller, last half of May and June No. 2 at
55©56 for seller May. Nothing doing
in corn this afternixm. Oats quiet and
unsettled; irregular salmi of No. 2 at 67x
6583;; rejected 64 1 4©5434; closing at
3g©sB for N. 2. Sales of Nei. 2at 57©
57M, for, seller of May and Jane.
Rye firmer. Sales of No. 1 at 11,1015
©1,17, closing with sellers at 51,17. Bar
ley dull' and 150 - higher; sales No. 2 at
$1,60651,65. • Ilighwinem are.firm at 87©
880 with buyers at 86(2)86X°. New Or
leans Molasses sells az '1 1 401,05. Sugar
sells at 11,40001,51 g for common to
choice. Mess Pork lain good request.
market (imed firmer at, 531, closing
easier at $30,873,4. Lard dull at 1.7(:)
173;0. Balk Meats quiet and firmer.
The receipts for the past twenty-four
hours were as follows; 7,053 bias flour,
5,500 bush wheat, 15,212 bush corn, 17,-
414 bash oats, 713 hush , rye, 6,671 head
orhop. Shipments: 8,588 bbl, flour, 0 -
671 bush wialit, 15,224 bush corn, 13,657
bush oats, 1,435 Leath rye, 730 bash bar
ley. 2,065 head of huge. Freights lire
dull at 6c on wheat to Buffalo.
listartria'n, April 23.—Flour In de
mand at $6456.25 for family, and 16,50©8
for fancy. Wheat is nominally un
changed. •Corn is dull, with sales °gear
at 65©136c, and Nhelled at 67©180. Oats:
the market la fine, with sales at 67(571c
for No. 2to Choice white. Rye. can be
bought at $1,39. Cotton is dull, with
sales of middling at 27xe. Tobacco is
firm and in good with sales of
145 hogsheads at $5©15,60. Whiskey is
quiet and unchanged at 90c. Provisions
are dull' and there is no demand to es
tablish quotations. Mess Pork is held at
531,25. Bulk Meats are held at 128,©
12L40 for shoulders, and 'l5Nc for sides.
Bacon is nominally held at 13y,', 16M and
1743 for shoulders, clear rib and clear
sidea, and small sales were made at a
shade below these rates. •Lard is - no.
glected and can be bought at 18 1 4 c. But
ter is dull for all kinds but fresh.madp
and packed solid, which brings 3815405.
Eggs have declined to 15c, and the mar
ket closed dull.. Groceries are un
changed and quiet., Linseed Oil is dull
and in gcod, jobbing demand let 51,05.
I,srd Oil held at 51,45631,50. petr o .
letim is held at 32®84c. Clover Seed is .
dull at $145,75®18. Timothy, is dull at
53,75. Gold, fa ,buying at 13834. The
money market is steady at 9©12 per
cent. Exchange is steady.
ST. LOIIIII,-April 28.—Tobacco un
changed. Votton nemlnal at 26X©27.
Hemp dal); sales of prime and choice un
dressed at $1,30651,60. ,Flour is dull'
aud.unchanged; superfine sold, at,14,85
ph spring and fall double extra at $5,85
t wo.., treble extra at, $7.5069, • Wheat
do at $ 1 ,8001,55 ,for fair to strictly .
Prime" red. 51,8001,85 , for choice ditto,
spring stiff and higher, No. 2 in elevator
sold, at, 0;0901,08 and choice do. "In
sacks, at 1440. Corn lower add unset
tled; of . mixed pitta he and
l y e e k l lo
awt at
0 n
Tr
anti fbr, 6 l 4 inOs sow
Alearli rw.,10 or choice Mingais
8,7„„, it u vrAr, Whisky at stimei
6 ,0 4 „,, nap , for plan
tradeielksl7l/274aed224Oktriumeall4n1
Rio:' Pork
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4tem, ,
utgar: Wlt-r--gr:Vi;il4l7,ja'4l,UV-a4gitif,-11: 11'4 % ,1 4:; 4 43,111,51 a1,Ti‘91f0."i410794i3f2.04-`k;-%%
MattV-24'7'..-WtAitVelr4Wirtzcqici",'h, t2YfP,cit'*ot4,ir-Vj
AmL-4,f,„`kt,44-4 eit,,l'L,4ollre , c 4,4 Wfr'A t
' tints,% 1 4 lury7: • , 41 A ' •
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THIIRS.DAY;; L\ AP i,LL-rl2tifxon
quiet, ;Pk small sales •at P400©31,50.
Dry salt meat firmer; loose shoulders
sold at .11Se; rib sides, 113 3 / 4 c; clear sides
1534 c. Sweet pickled. hams. sold at 150.
Bacon quiet firm, and •holders not mg
ions to sell at present 'prices; shoulders
sold in small lots at .13c; clear aides 17©
17,0. Lard Is held firmly at 18c for
choice tierce, and 19s©Zee for keg. Re-'
oelpts---2,100 bbls flour, 6,800 bush wheat,
7,0(0 bush corn, 28,000 bush oats.
CLEVELAND, April 28.—Flour; city
made $10®10,25 for treble extra white;
58®8,25 for double extra amber; $7.25@
7,50 for double extra red winter; $612;6,25
for extra red country made; 6,50©7,75
for double extra red and anther;s6oo,7s
for dottble extra spring; 58;75@9,25 fbr' •
double extra white winter. Buckwheat
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat; sales
of $1
No. 1 red winter at 51,46;
Corn; sales of 2,200' btisha at 70?.. Oats
held at 68e. In Rye there 'is very little
doing, tindlhe Market nominal at 51,28
©1,35. The Petroleum market is dull
and heavy; Ilefined held' at - 300 km stand
ard white; 280 for prime .light straw.to
white in car lots; small' lots to 'retail
trade 2©30 higher, ; •
Loutsvir,Lit, April; '28.- 2 Lobacco; 212
Mule at fs©7 for common
,to grad lugs,
528 for Hart county bright wrapper. Mess
Pork' at 132. Lard at 18c. Bacon' at 13S
©13,4c for shedders; 16X©17e for clear
rib sides, and 17 3‘©1734e..f0r clear sides;
bulk shouldet , ... at 12y,c, and !clear sides
at ItiSc. Superfine a lour at $6. .Wheat
at $ 1 ,40®1050. Corn at 66©68c. Oats at
67Q6Se. Sugar dull at I , lso for prime.
Hay at 522023. Whisky at 91c.
extraspl ?S.—Flour firm;
city spring steady at 55,50©6,(3.
Wheat• tirm and higher, at $1,14; 4 ; for
lib. 1 and
$1,07S for No. 2. Oats steady,
at 57(P7 ejecte d Corn steady, at'
540 for new. Rye higher, at
51,14 for No. 1. Barley nominal. at 51,75
for fair to good samples. Receipts
-2,000 bbls flour; 24,C JO bush wheat; 3,(
00
bush oats. Shipments-3,t bbls flour;
86,000 bush-wheat.
TOLEDO, April 28,--Flour nominal";
Wheat: amber opened better, with a
light business at 51,44 q, and closed dull
at $1,445; white Michigan .dull at 51,45,
and No. 1 red is quiet at 51,44. Corn is
dull, with sales of No. 2 at 65Sc, with
small sales. Oats firm - and Unchanged
at 670 for No. 1 Michigan. Rye •is dull
with sales ON°. 1 at 54 2 5,,and.N0. 2 at
51,20. Barley is held at 51,03 for Cana
da, with,no buyers.
YHILADRLPHIA, A pril 2 8.—Flour . more
active at 58©9,25. for extra' brands, and
19,50©12 for faney. Wheatfirm, but - not
active at 5 1 ,7084,751f0r red; 5490 for ale.
her,
and 52 for white. Rye steady at
5143 for western. Corn firmer; 6,000 bu
yellow at 138©89c, and mixed western at
84©88c. Oats more active at 75(3177c for
western. Provisions unchanged. Whig
ky firm at op at 96c. • .
Ria-vt, April 28.—. Flour dull and
favors buyers. Wheat dull and un
changed. Corn steady;. white 7 7078 c;
yellow 83©84c. Oats unchanged: prime
heavy at 76©'78c_ I'f,ye unchanged.
Mess Pork quiet at 5 3 1,15©32,00. Bacon
rib sides lase; clear sides 173 Sc; shoul
ders Use. Hams 20(g21e. Lard firm at
193 Sc. Whisky firm but quiet at 92S©
93c; stock tight.
MEMPHIS, April 2 8 .—Cotton dull, 27©
28e; receipts, Ile bales; exports, 57.5
bales. Flour dull, $5,50©6,00 for super-
fine. Hay $27528. °ate 72c. Pork $32.
Lard 18c. Bacon firm; shoulders 141:c;
sides 1734 c. Bulk meats dull; shoul
ders 123gc; sides 16Sc.
DETROIT, April 18.—Wheat; extra
white at 81,75, No. 1 do. at $1,58©1,60,
No. 2 do. at $ 1 ,23@1,35, No. 1 amber at
$1,40, extra and No. I scarce. Bran at 20
for coarse. Middlings at 22, fine 25.
Clover seed 59,50.
NEW Yowl, April 28.—The arrivals to
day were, 1;770 head cattle; 600 head
sheep;. 570 head hogs. Beeves; priass un
changed at 12©16c. Sheep extremely
dull and Se lower, and not selling;
western sheared 4S©7c. Hogs; market
steady at 16©1034c.
CHICAGO, 28.—Hogs are fairly
act at 58,50 for common, 59,2134 ®0,90
for fair to medium, / 9 ,50©9,85 for good
to cholue. Cattle market dull. buyers
and sellers apart: sales'at $4,5005,75 for
stockers, $6;16©6,50 for fair to medium,
5 6 ,65©7,3735 for choice to extra.
Sr. Louts, April 28.=-Cattle—prlme
and choice butchers and extra shipping
beeves are hi demand; prices range from
336©93ic5. Hogs quiet and steady, B©lo.
. Dry. Gos IWarketi
NEW Yong, Aprdt&--The Inquiry for
ail stadia fahriem continues limited and
the prices rule low but steady, the only
change of moment to-day being:lo Star-,
ford extra 4.4 bleached Int/silos, which
are selling at tle. and Norfolk D 4-4
bleached inualina.•which are reduced tai
10340. In other clas.,es of cottons there
is no particular, change no observe. •
RIVER NEWS.
Tne river continues to recede steadily
with four feet three Inches in channel
by Monongahela marks. Weather yester
day- Was close and sultrY, In the after
noon we had a Plight thunder storm ac
cordpanied by considerable rain.
There have been no arrivals since the
date of oar last report. The" Kenton is
due front Poramouth to day( and the
Argosy from St Louie. and will reach
mere &hour, the last of the week.
The Gray awls arrived and departed
for Parkersburg.
The New York for Nashville and the
Lorena for St. Louis departed. The
former boat,has engagements below, in
cluding 1500 kegs of nails at Wheeling.
The Glasgow,Capt. Andy Robinson,
will positively eave for St. TAwis and
the . Upper Moffitt! on Saturday, and
passengers and shippers should bear this
this in mina.
—The license of the pilot ' '
C. C.
Cable, which was revoked in conse
quence of the J. N. , M J Cullough disaster,
some months ago, . has been restored; and
he la now engaged on the St, Marye.
4 . -The towboats Stella, Mary. Ann, Alpe
Hercules, Ormsby, Greyhound, Lake.
Erie, Arrow and Key Stone, of the coal
fleet, arrived at Louisville on Sunday
and Sunday', night; with hpavy tows of
coal, whit. Were being taken below the
falls on Monday t
-The. Glendale, Pittsburgh to St. Louis,
left Onoinnati 'On Monday with
a bif trip. • Pilots—Geo. Burk and Geo.
—The Mary Davage 'was expected to
arrive at Cincinnati On Tuesday. Samuel
Williamson and - Daniel Weaver will
pilot her from there to St. Louis.
-7The Argosy arrived at Cincinnati dn
Mcruday and was to have left there for
Pittsburgh on Tuesday. • --A •
private dispatch from Capt. 'Rai-
Mt; of the Urilda, confirms the reported
sinking; of that• boat, but says nothing;
about therexplosion and loss •of life.. It
is probable, therefore, that the account
received by telegraph was considerably
exaggerated. She wasineured for 48,000
in the Westeiziabd ~Monongahela cow.
voiles of this city. .
—The, atlntratOr* in the case of the
Louisiana wad Ruth cagto to an afire&
meat on ISlOndiiyotivardfnit,i,oo,
ages to the 'Louisiana. - The ownwe'or
the Louisiana 'estimated their damage!
at >]11000v • ' •
Intelligence was received at St. Louis
on Monday that the laptintain Steamer
Tennessee, which left there on the 13th,
when 75 miles below Sioux City, loin.
was• snagged and sunk. • Her deck
freight, stores and outfit were taken off
by the Motintaineer, which reached her
soon a ft er the disaster, bql, it is thought
thb steamer can not be %lased.
—Un to Saturday last, twenty-six
steamers had left St. Louis for Fort Ben.
ton. •
—A St. Louis dispatch, under date of
Monday, says business ;on the Upper
Mississipni is unusuallyl.lively, and the
shipment of grain to this point and New
Orleans is unprecedented, and promises
to be very_ largeduring the season. • The
diversion of the grain trade. from Chica
go has begun in earnest,. and will con
tinue until" the monopoly of that busi
ness by that city is broken up. There
is now one hundred and twenty-five
thousand bushels ofgrain in one tow en
route to this city from Dubuque and
above, and nearly all the towns on the
uppper Mississippi are calling on St.
corn and oats
Lewis to send barges for then. wheat,
, w dire to
ship here, to New Orleans th
or ey
to es Liver
pool. •
—A dispatch from Minneapolis, dated
on Monday, says:' se rhe new •firs-class
steamer Minneapolis, of the Northern
Line Packet Company, Captain RhOdes,
arrived at this port on Sunday - at noon,
loaded to the' gnarde with freight for
Minneapolis merchants, This morning
she was presented with . a magnificent
set of colors a gift of the Board of Trade
and citizens. She leftlfor St. _T./anis and
intermediate. points at eleven o'cloak,
loaded with flottr4trid freight. She came
up to the falls without difficulty, and
her arrival at this p art creates an epoch
in Mississippi navagation. Henceforth
the Fails of the St. Anthony will be
nractically the head of navigation on the
Mississippi River.
—Capt. J. W. Anawalt and Charles
Mathews,. the
nett Pi bu b r a g r goen
Kings, le ft b C inrcaiinl-
The f Wid t Duck is coming with 903 tons
of iron ore for Stewbenville and Pitts
burgh.
River and Weather.
C By Telearash to the Plttaburgh Gazette.l
with eight
April 28.—RIver falling
with eight feet six Inches in the Canal.
Wea t her:clear ,and pleasant.. .
MISCELL &NEOUS.
IVILIAIIt MILLER it CO
Nos 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Come of Irwin, now offer to the trade at low
figures, strictly
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
Molasses.
__
Porto Elea, Cuba And English Island Sugars.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore R
fined do.
Golden Drips, Loverings, Brunils, Stuart's,
Adams , and Long Island *pram.
Porto Itleo, Cawand Engliah Island 'Molasses.
and
You
(Wong, ng Hymn. .
Japan, Imperial, Gunpowder
Teas . . . -
Carol and Bangola Rice.
Jars., Lagnayra and - to Codiees.
To ea. [Lard OIL Fish, Nalls, Glass, Soas,
Cotton Yana, Lc., couctantly: on band. p
si.ea.
IMPORTERS OF
Fine Brandies,Wines and Segars.
• • _
anent b. Moselle, and Sparkling RoCk Wines
of Htna I & Co.. in bottles.
Spark tug Moselle, Scharsberg and Johannis
burg, kheimer, Burgundy, Se.
Brand hburg & Freres , Fine 011 re Oil.
do • do Clarets, Imported la -bottles.
• do do White Wines. lu bottles.
M. Wort & Sons' Sparkling Catawba.
fine old Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines.
Free Old Monongahela Rye Whiskies. pure.
do Very Superior Old Scotch do do.
ALSO.
Sole Agents for Meet & Chandon'S Grand Vin.
Imperlar. -
erzenay and Sellery Champagne.
Brandies of our own selection and warranted.
j 2..143
NOTICE OF
.
CO - PARTNERSHIP:
The undersigned lave this day formed a. ea
partnerefdp ender the name and style of
anuxes'a co g
and will contlnni the Proytelori and Lard on bu
allieat as heretofore.
P. faELLER,
J. L. DUNSE.ATIL
l o rrrsnunetz. March 10. 180 mhze:gs3
NoTicE.
Opening of Diamond Street, Pittsburgh.
, .
All Persons' interested are hereby notified that
the report of Viewer. In the matter or opening
and *Menlo, 'LIAMOND STAXET, from the
Dianiond to Ferry street, has been approved and
confirmed. All persons against whom 411111513.
meats or benefits were made am requir dto pay
the 'same to. me within thi rty days, - olberwase
00 will.be entered thelene ag lust the proper
ty. All property onMemo d end Dremond
street, of the Market lionsand on Liberty
street from' Sixth' 'treat to Fourth avenue; has
been assessed.
_ • ` J. F.: SLAOLE, •elty Attorney,
1
aPIO:h'27 No. 100 Plith Avenue. ._
FOURTELOTV
• POTTED GAME.
'A choice assortnientof Game Pates of tbe above
celebrated brand. Just received and for' ale by
the dozen'or at retail. by.' • '
JNO. A. IVENSHAW;:
Corner Liberty and Ninth streetb.
UM
4 44 01 UN410N.& CO.,
AANCY CANE BARERY,EDNEECEIONARY
um CREAM and DINING SALODM:
B 3 ilttiltheeld street, earner of
Pittsburgh. •
-.ll7*Parties nil families outipliati With lot
Omani and. (hikes on short notloa.
Ii CADEDIV OF
.SCIENC e ' 101
_ _Federal Street. Allegheny, (Savings Ring
st mg •) - Spring term begins
119NDAY, APRIL 6th. 1869.
For circulars, ac., apply to
tato 8. RoBB. A. AC. prin.
Me B. NEEPIORI
ALDICEMAN AND E x-oriCIIC ricto J II BT/070 OP
P Arr
OFA T IM fIR Avioctuc.
sem•
ttentfori jrlven to? ofiver a h' ..4..
olectloNi s poos4 /toads middatiiik-71,;;;
ZyWAterAt.,W,4ooX4glio)iionlsitly
.
Fob ST. LolE7lE4lElEo.•jegrint
ELM BIIELINHTOhI,. DO
trQUE AND ST. P A N,. IN CONNECTION
WITH THE NORTHERN LINE PACKET CO.
—The fine passenger iteamer
LoRENA Capt. 8. SECOMAY4
Wlll leave for the above and Intermediate ports
on THIS DAY, April 28th.
For freight otpassage apply on board , or to
ap3 FLACK & VOLLINGWOOD, Agents.
rOR KEPHILI4,_IIII3R-addroa
LINGTON. MUSCATINE.
DAVENPORT. .ROCE_ ‘ISLAND. FULTON
C I TY
LYONS. GALENA. DUBUQUE, ME
GREGO.. LACROSSE. WINONA, REED'S
LANDING and ST. PAUL, the amendld passen
ger steamer,
GLASGOW Capt. ANDY ROBINSON ' JE..
Will leavens abone en WEDNESDAY. the AStb
Inst.. at 4P, .
Ltp26 COLLINS Assent
VOR WilEtLlNG.Adrio
MARTET TA.PARKEbSBURG
AND CINCINNATI. <<
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERY TUESDAY- us
Leaves_Cincinnati EVERY FRILDAye-it P. M.
The swift and superb Sidewbeel Steamer ST.
MARY S, T. C. SWEENEY, Commander, will
leave as anneuneed above.
For neigh t or Passage allay on beard, or to
FLACK & COLLINGWOOD; or
COLLI receivedßNES, Agents.
N. 13.—N0 Freighon Tuesday after
11A. M. r mhZ/
ripple,
186 a ziagrot
EN LINE' PACKET%
NORT
. FROAL
,
S. L ois &Keokuk nd St. Paul,
...
AND ALL ISTEIDLED TR PORTS.
, ,
One of t e splendid Sidewh I Steamers ; of this
Line will 1 eve St. Louls'da ly or Keok uk,Daven
pert, Dub clue, Winona:, Still aterann St. Paul.
Through receipts for Frei and Passengers
will be given to all points oh the Upper lifissis.
sissippi on steamers running from this port and
connecting with the Northern Line Packets at
St, Louis, thus enabling, Consignees to get their
Freight through without delay and at lowest
rates. Apply to JOHN FLACK. __
J. D. COLLINGWOOD,
R. C . GRAY, Agents, or to
91 Eater stieet.
mia3:g23
PARECEIgSlitrae
P ITTS 13 URGll,4odrue
Nrfis w ßut L Ewrit. Aar.. im.„. vf. Wharf
Rom, foot of Wood Street, doily at
NESDAYS and SATURDAyII,
UREIC itAttLX.' L. klliinwAtt, Master.
Freight will nerecelved at an hou rs by
JAMES COLLIN& •
FLACK kcoLLINGwooD, •
• Agents: --
•pl 3
STWOMPEI
........emp l o
TO LIVERPOOL CV:lank
QUEENSTOWN.'
TRH TAMAN maxi STEAMSHIP&
Numbering sixteen tlrst,;clasa veaaele, won`
,
tn,mthe celebrated
CITY OP PARIu,.. L . CITY OF ANTWEPP_,_
CITY OP BOSTON', CITY or BALTIMORE,'
_ CITY OP LONDON,
Bailing mVERY SATURDAY, from Pier 45,
S 4. rtb River, New York. For orange or Amber
Information 'only to I
WILL&A BUGHAIII, Jr.
TO FIFTH STREET,_ (Chronicle Ralldfng.
.girivonparite Pniq ( Mrs, Pirtsbarah
----
REMOVALS
PEOPLES' SAVINGS BINS.
THE PEOPLES' Bearsas DANK
ILLS REMOVED TEMPORARILY TO
rourti Aacnue,
immeollately o Oposl te to Its fernier location, where
rlt will remain. until the Sale Denostt Company
eupdtrtittdlian c h oget b e u ta i n n wr g irn the Bank wilt then
I
EN P. VON BONICTIORST,
SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
April 14.1F69. 1 arsl7:h:4
REMOVAL.
1. M. GAZ.ZAM,
Attorney -at-Law. has removed nis ogee to No
SS FIFTH A.VENUE.
OFFICE or THE TREASURER OF ALLECHEHT
• COURTT, Pittsburgh, April Ist, 1 866.
TN. PURSUANCE OF THE 21st
section of an Act relating*Allegheay n
ty, approv.ed the Ist day of May, 1861, and ot the
amendment to Bald section, approved the 30th day
of March, 1866, I do herehy give notice that , the
Duplicates r for the several Wards, Boroughs and
Townships WILL BE OPEN, and I will be pre
pared to receive the •
' •
County, State; Poor, Workhouse. and
Improvement Taxes; for 1869.
• •
:On and after the let day of May. 18'9. Bald
taxes can be paid at tfils office tbe Ist diy
of August with a DEDUCTION Olr FIVE PER
CENT. for prompt payment to all persons paying
the whole amount of their taxes.
There will be no deduction allowed during the
lmoutlt of August. There will be
Ten Per Cent. {Added
To all tavet , emolnlng aueald 0:11 the 1 3 day o
tleottmber,
ita:4 lr :d&T Tre 213 J. F.AuDr'stiNeluS7cOot,n't
. .
ROOFING SUITE OF CARIOUS
•
Qualities and Colors.
re l plrrt u g l a.r a r r t n o t r i s o , n# o l ;r a ggr in g i Z zi e rlieue l
addreu
J. S. NE8111134
No. 43 Nevem h ; Avenue,
PITTSBURGH. PA
nahia•gs6
pIHEM SHAD, '... RECEIVED
dully at BEIVAAIIN PULP/EM Voiotia?
ish titand, ' No. ell Dlantond letarkct, Pitts
burgh, and at the Twin ,City. Allegheny . City
all of Ohio and Feder= streets. Das be haa
all kinds of Sea and Lake , fish, Mallon, Shad.
beak, tiodnsh: Haddock and Eel. Also, large
suPillies of Mille, • Lake Flab dalamon, • Bass,
btergeon. Herring and Mammy: Trout, whirl
enables us to sell at the lowest market prlees,_
wholesale or retail. We inve , all lovers of
Fresh Fish to give us a call, an d we • will laser , !
theta a treat.
mhH
WATER, P/PES;
OZUMNET TOPS.
A large amirtmeat,
HENRY H. torxxxs,
BEM
-
KE YStONE;POTTERY.
S e BL ZIER & CO., 1'
-Numbs:46i» 0
QuirrainlirAmic . BRISTOL' 'WARM !e.
°i nt. and Waribow, aaq LiazirysTßtirr.
AtirAll *Men imolai:kW attended to.
Ptoo cLeTiqrs, , •
exiemx °IL- °Lora
; • ( • Y V.iiNaililißj
.• • il-Iverzettv m • -
.viLtirtry;. ,
_ .
L.',
sp2. sad WS liltxtn Street.
err. Levu.
ST; PAUL.
It 3UXEi
=cm
IMI nT 0
tTHE UNITED FtIATEP, for the Western
strict of Pennsylvania.
ADOLPH ROEISELIIREM.rt Bankropt. muter
the act oft'ongress of March IS67,haring ap •
plied for a discharge from alibis dehts.aud other
claims provable under said. Act. by order or the;
Court notice Is hereby given to al/ creditors wise
have proved their debts„.and other persona Inter-
ested, to appear on the /lib day ..fatsp,lB64,
10o'clock before JOH Oi N. PURVIANCE at
..
Esq.. Register In Ban Lruptcy. at his otilce, ti.llo
Fecte rat a treet, AI Lzhe n tr, Pa., to shwa; can se
If any they have, a by n di.eltargc should not be
granted to the tattedat. thrthervi
votive Is hereby given, h seconaad third
meetings or or,Attors Of the aald Hankrant. re
nu (red by the it Ith and h sections of said Act,
will be held before the said 114 ester. at the tame
time and place.
__•
5p22:1,80-ma 8. S f rOANDLXSB. vet t.
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&pi • : b 29
A LLEGRENY • COtikiTY; .85.--
41111 1 1 • In the Connor Common . nent, Jane Vag-
ner, by her next friend yo. Jobn.A. 'Wapner. .
203, March Term. 1668. Libel la Eil-
And now, .Aprll 10th. 1.969, C 6111TE141%
Esq., appointed Commlssiotter to hike testimony
la this ease, 'and i eporf the samel&ttic'Conit.
nt
• [Fro the !heard.]
JACOB .H. WAITER ProthonOtarr, • •
The undersigned' add attend tr. the duties ut
the Above appointment at the eflca .st C. ;
MAOARELL. 370. 89 Grant Street, en YON
DA Aprl Slilth, o'clock T. •
apl5:b4P.T/IM C. WitiRLY.
Na:6:4i, JUNE TERAIIiW.
In the ntatteror the applicatioh or the Cen
tral Mutual Betiding - 4n d Ivan Affectation of
Allegh
n eny Cita; ter a chartheer Incerporation.
k i ,d ow.
to wtt , APRIL 24th , IlfB9 In the
Court'of Cot/intim lieu, or Allegheny 'rOnnty,
It /3 ordered that notice of .the eldtve aordleathm,
be- lesertrel In thd Izeirge Yor at
If.aft three yreeks, and that the fdiu, will be
gratittrd at next terra of YAM Colin; sutras
ceptleae be glut la proper Stine. ez
H. !i,
Sol/et:or L'efttioners.
_spll:bl2
A`—Whereas,letton'of alltnlnte'retto, baring;
been granted to the.utulersigned;on the eslate of
bIItOIIGIC GSCHWENTIE.I, late of Allegheny
co., lilt Derwin , Indebted to the !taste are
requested to make Immediate parneut, alto those
haying claims to }resent then, properly autheit..
ticetted, without du.ar, to
ittfraA GSV!IWENDER,
Mb I. Peon street.
I==
rriENTII LIST, 1569, APPLICI
- TIONS to sell liquors, tiled In the Cler
• .
Pittsburgh.
Hugh McAlfee. Ist ward;
Jane McDermott, eating house, lstward:
Hagan & Courtney, caner good,, Inward;
J. B. Cherry. other goods Ist ward;
Munhall & McGraw. other goods , Ist ward;
H, . ‘ _W. Beaumont, othergoods, Ist ward;
T. Maxwell & 'W. A. Nave. tavern, NI d ward;
Mark•Wlnner, tat ern, 2d ward;
Marker Speck,
tavern,
r d ; wald;
Stephen Cairns, 3dward;
Benj. Trimble, tavern, 4th ward;
Patrick Bradley, tavern, fit , h ward; •
Jos. Armstrong, tav,rn, 3th ward;
M. McHugh. other goods. s t h ward:
Charles Steffens, tavern, Bth ward;
James Webb, eating house, Bth ward;
Charles Abel & Co., other.goods, Bth wand; ;
Henry Jones, ettr,r goodk, Eith ward;
Chas , Zeissler, eating house, 9tb ward; '-
Wm. Brown, tavern. 10th ward:
H. Schellbach, tavern. llth ward;
John Cronor, tavern,l2th ward;
Daniel • ralg, tavern, 14ca ward
,•
Elkin & Welber. other geode. 18t11 ward;
A. F. McWilliams, tavern,\l9th ward: •
John W. Clara. taveru, 21st_Ward;
John Byrne,'eating house, 2.lst ward;
Aloe/ben/.
d. Kenurder, tavern, WI ward:
L. Spread, tavern, ltd ward:
J. W. Hammitt, eating bowie: 4th ward;
nthon Clark, es Bog house, tlih ward; •
Walter Blank Co.. eating bonsejlth war
Geo. Heckman, tavern. 7th ward; '-
John Hanne , eating house, 7th war d;
Jas. Malan, tavern. Bth ward;
Boroughs.
B. Marks. tavern, Birmurghamt
ltobt. Foster, eating house, Birmlngham.
Sand. Evans eating berme. Birmingham;.
Johm Mlscheit, tavern, East Birmingham; •
John Munhall. other goods, Braddock; •
Gee- Yeager. other goods, South .P.ittabuqh;
M. Freldenelok tavern, Shartmburgh; •
H. Schmels. eatln_ghoure. TomPerancoviller
J. betel. tavern:me. Wishlngton;
a
A. Bedell. Jr.; Tow Sir/rill; shsps:
DaidWin; •
W. tr. D 01167. Salem Eltaabeth; 1. •
John Casson, tavern, Eliritheth•
Mott. Idanaltild,,tavern: South !layette; ;• •
front. Graham, tavern South Fayette t
J. P. Finley , laverniFinley; • •
liedShoop. tavern,„lndiana;
Sault. , tavern; Brlblnson;
J. •
Ge 9. Dimmer. tavern„ Bhalert
D.'Portser.- tavern,,
Versailles( " ' '
Archie McCune, tavern, .Veringel', OA;
The LiCetale Bo omt will all r ' if too
above appllcatk3go_pntheBOra NAIL° eAdijsk , _
oint 60: linolloVl - POrm.
'614 - - • .1
J. L. DILLI NGN.8••••• • . . ...... sTraNsoN.
DILLINGER • & STEVENSON,
DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN
Pure Rye Whiskies.
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, &C.,
No. 87 Second Avenue,
ap2o
ESTABLISHED BY A. T
18/*.
W. MoGOBJEGY,
'WHOLESALE GROCER,_
No. 271 Liberty Street, -
Dresany On. XAGLX Hoirs..i
Prxrsittritomr.
Ite MIS
Y. ST/SZlar.
J. A. MILL
STEELE & SON,
Am •
Commission Merchants;
AND DIA.LZHEI IN
VlADtriti PEED, Ito.
No. 99 OH/0 EITESE'L near Eut Cowman,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
KEZIL JAS. 7. 81014.8%
FJL & RITCHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AIM Driazes IX
FLOUR, ORLIN,
.13/LEDB, MILL PEED,
Bola Liberty tit,pitteburyli,
airibbn
T. J. RLANCILIRD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
oDlBlxBiiNo. 396" PICLOT STREET.
ErrTLE, BAD 414 PATTOIC;'
Wholesale Grocers, Conindaslonllderebantst
an Dealers in Produce, Flour, Bacon; Cheese,
lrlsh, Carbon and Lard_, 011, Iron,
_Nails. Miss.
Cotton Yarns and all r"rtsbryirb manunlittt:'
generally...l.l3 and RA" daCOND STRIC XT.--
Pittsburgh.
§3.JOHN SMPTON_ . .. .. -:. . .A wALLAca.
11EPTON/i, WifilCE Whole.
Eultx ROCERS AND PROD lICE DEAL
: No. 6 SULT4STRZET. ebozah., -
• 1212:r54
JOHN I. 11011611..ZDW. B. 11 0U811.
JOHN I. HOUSE &BIROS., Sucm ,
u cessors so JOHN I. HOUSE a CO. Whole.
gala Grocers and C o mmission.Herchatits, Cor
ner of Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh.
•Nmis.C.AßMSTßONG,Successor
_ to Fetsmr k Armetrong, pIioDUCE
SION ZdERCHANT, No. 45 Market
street.
LEGAL
N TUE DISTRICT COURT OF
TRH, UNITED STATER, for the Western
TN
MUSESof Pennsylvania.
IIYNEMAN. a llarittennt ender the
Act of. Congress of March Sd. 1611 f, having ape
piled for a discharge Prom all-his vehts and other
claims provable under said Act, by order of the
Court, notice is hereby gi ven, to all persons who
have proved thtlr dein b. nd °the: bettr's Inter
ested. to appear on tht glib o.tif or may, 12 60. at
2 o'clock P. M. beforn.loflN li*. PITHYIAN , Z.
&a., Register I . Bank rentey, at Ws otil..:e. No.
116 Federai str+.et, Alieght ny Cit 7, Pa.. to show
canse, if any they have., why a discharge shuald
not be granted to the wild Enntrupt. And 'tu
ner. notice ih tieretry given, that the Second and
Third 111..,inirs- of Creditors of ti - e said Bask
rapt, retpitrc•dhy the. 27th and 28th . s :eaten& lir
said Act. wili tot. held before the said Register,
at the some thee and place.
ap:&;117h-7n. h. C. bicCANCLESti. Clerk.
4 :
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PITTSBURGH, TA