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TKUP.sDAT, April 29, 1869. S
The markets in a general way; present
but`little that is really new or important.
Thereis a continued fair. denuind for
most oXI:e leading articles and a fair
amoun f business in the aggregate,
though trade a tynot be termed active,
nor is it witat should be or usually is
at this season of the year. In regard to
values, there are no changes worthy of
special notice.
- APPLES—Scarce, esPeolallY in good
condition and with a' steady demand
prices are fully suquali ty stained, ranging at $5
a per bbl, as to :
APPLE' BUTTER--90(351 per gallon.
BUTTER—Is in fair demand and mod=
crate supply and the market may be
quoted steady, at 34)35 for good to
prime Roll.
BEAN S—Dull at 13(32,25.
CHEESE—SaIes of new Western Re
serue at 15(320, as to Quality. and No
York Goshen at 24025. ,1
CARBON OIL—Is quoted in a. jObbing
wav - at 29@80.
CORNMEAL--$1,75®1,80 per cwt.
DRIED FRlllT—Peacbes dull, though
- with a reduced supply.pritles are ME
talned at 18340514 for quarters and 18@
20 for halves. • Apples scarce and in de
mand at 1.3@15, as to quality.
EGGS—quiet and unchanged; 17 being
.rcgarded:as-the standard price.
FEATHERS—A shade firmer, and we
now quote live geese feathers at 80 to the
trade, and the usual advance in a retail
way.
FLOUR 7
-' Is - dull with a drooping
_tendency, thotigh without quotable
change. 'Spring Wheat brands, 56,60(g7,
Winter Wheat, 17,50@8. Rye flour, ;7®
7,25. Fancy brands are quoted at slo®
10,50.
I GRAlN—Wheat is dull and nominal
at 11,45@150, for Winter; no spring in
this market and none wanted. Oats
scarce and firm but unchanged; salea
ontrack at 70 and in store at 73@)75. Ear
Corn is being sold at 80(4)82 and ahelled
at 77®80; as to quality and the demand
is rather better. Rye buyers generally are
only offering $1,40, while sellers are
holding at $1,43@1.45. There is some lit
tle inquiry for prime Spring Barley at
about §l,Bo7and but little of ,any, kind
offering.
TAL.LOW.—Is dull and drooping and
rendered cannot be quoted above 1035 ®
• lal ifAY—Centinues dull with liberal re
ceipts and , a supply considerably ahead
of the demand. Good to prime baled on
. wharf, may he quoted at 128WO.
HOlstrYss qu ,75§6 per bbl;
HEMP-1215@220 tonW •
LARD OF4- I Sales o. 1 Extra at $1,52
(g)1,53. and7o.'2 at $1,23@)1,25.
MAPLE MOLASSES--Sales in gallon
juts at $1,50(4)175.
PROVISIOVS---Are steadybut without
material change. Sales at 14 for Shbul
ders; 17% for plain, 19 for sugar cured
Hams, and 20 for canvassed Ribbed
- Sides, 16; 5 ; • Clear do, 173;. Dried . Reef,
20%@21. Lard, 19 in tierces and 20@203i
in kegs. , Mess Pork, $32.
POTATOES - - Very dull 'and lower,
with sales on 'track at 60, and 65(4)70 in
store.
PEANUTS—Quoted at 11 ots.
SEEDS—Clover Seed is quoted at s9©
9,50. There is not enough doing in Tim.
'to establish a prise, and there is little or
none in this market.
SALT—May. be quoted at $1,83@1,85
by the car load, and 11,95@2 for small
lots in store.
MarSeta by Telegraph.
NEW Yomr, April 29.--Cotton steady.
with sales of 1,850 bales at 2834 ®2B%c
for middling uplands. Flour; receipts,
4,593 bbls and 1,087 bags; steady for low
grades, and dull and heavy for medium
and high descriptions; sales of 7,100 bbla
at , $5,37®5,75 for superfine State and
western, $5,85®6,20 foi extra State, $5,80
®6,70 for extra western, $6,75®8,00 for
white wheat extra, $5.95®6,25 for round
hOop 0h10,17,00®8,50 for extra St. LPG*
and $9 ®l2 for good to choice do.; closing
quiet; the estimated sales are 2,000 tobb
low grade extra for export chiefly at $6.
Rye Flour quiet, with sales of 250 bbls
at $4,60136,75, latter an extreme. Corn
Moal in moderate request; sales of 600
bbls Brandywine at $4,75. Whisky dull;
sales of 50 bbls city at 90c free, and 150
bbis Western at 91%®93c free. Wheat;
receipts, . 3,993 bus; spring I®2c better
'and quiet, and winter heavy and lower;
sales o f 2,990 bits at $1,31 for No. 3 spring
in, store, $1,45 for No. 2 do. deliveredsl,46
fot small lots choice do., 11,48 for No. 1,
11,65 for amber Michigan, $1,65151,67 for
white California, and 12,15 for cat=
choice white Michigan. Rye more ac
tifte and rather more steady; sales of 800
bus western at' $1,30 .1n store. Barley
arid barley malt dull and drooping. Oats
receipts, 2,800 bus; oats without - decided
change, sales of 3,900 bus at 80c for wes
tern in store, and 82X®83c for do afloat.
Corn receipts, 2,400 bus; corn 1®243 bet
ter and more doing; sales of 7.900 bus at
82;4 ®6sc for new mixed western, the lat
ter an extreme price, 85:5873ic for old
do in store, and fitie,o;9o for do afloat,
Rice steady. Coffee firm. Sugar mod
erately. active; sales of 280 hholis Cuba at
.11,1,6@12c. Molasses, a moderaterequest;
sates of 100 hhds Cuba at 48(452c. Pe
troleum steady at 1730 for crude, and
32;ic for relined. Hops quiet at 6®loe.
American linseed oil quiet at 11,01®1,03.
spiritsrpentine weak at 47;4®48c.
Pork, h eavy with sales of 960 bbla
at $31,06®31,10 for new mess, closing at
g 32 cash; 430,87®31 Ibr old do; $25.75®
26,23 for prime; $28,50®29 for prime me: a
also 259 bbl{ new mass, sellers, for last
half of May, at private. terms. .Beef dull
with sales_of 190 bbls at sB@l6 for; new
plain mess4l2olB for n e extra , mess.
Tierce beef dull. and lower; =sales of 25
tierces at $23®28 for prime mess: s2s®
30 for Inflia mesh beef. Hams steady;
sales of 275.bb1{ at $26®32. Cut meats
quiet withcaleitof 160 packages at 12;i®
13c for Short/dere, 15y, ®l6c • for HUGS;
middles quiet and dull. Lard le'lower
with Sales of 420 tierces at nyaisq,
for staaM, ,and 1814®18Mo 'for , kettle
rendered, also 2 ,000 tierces steam, sellers
for May and lune. Butter_ is lOwer, at
25®3243 ;for . Ohlo; 20®400 for state.
Cheese firm with sales at 19®230 for coin
mon Act. prime. Freights to. Liverpool
dull and declinihg. .
Last-4'low closed, steady for .com
mon, and , dull end, declining for medium
goold grades. Wheat quiet and very
for,spring, and dull and declining
for winter. Rye steady at $1,30®1,241f0r
western, Oate.steady at 80c for western
in store. • Corn firmAt 84®85c for new
• mixed western, and 87®90c, for old mixed
western. in store and afloat. Pork dull at
131,10 for :guess cash. and regular.• Beef
quiet . and unchanged. Bacon and Cut
Meats nomihal.,, Lard heavy at MI for
prime steam. ? Eggs steady at 19®200.
• • CHICAGO, April Z.—Eastern Exchange
scarce at par , to 1-10 per cent. diseount,
-buying, :; 1-10. premium, selling.' Flour
Is quiet 'IA • $6®6,25 • for sprittsr extras.
Wheat tolerably active and firm and lx
`• @lli higher; sales of No: 1 at $1;171®
• 1,18 ; No.' 2 $1,10®1,12; closing steady
at ;1,11; Wes:duce change at *1,12. Corn
is dull; Wee of 1 at 68N®59. No. 2 at
5 6,067460®57, talc ift.4705 there
urit 4Ohigtnis sinensomi. Osts_ are
cite ;weaker: sales , of No: zat 58)i:
Clotting at 573,®57%. Rye' is dull 'said
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inactive; closing at 1147 for No. 'l. Bai
ley dull and nominal' at - $1,55@1,60 for
No. 2. Highwlties inactive' and nominal
at 86(07. - New Orleans MollufSes' at 11®
1,05. Sugar 14110153 i for - common' to
choice. Mess Pork quiet and nominal at
130,75 cash. Lard quiet at 173 g. Sweet
Pickled- Hams quiet at 15015%; Short
rib middles at 15 for loose; rejected at 10
for loose. The receipts fbr the past
twentpfour hours amounted to 8,705
barrels of flour, 5,905 bushels* of wheat,
50,765 bushels of corn, . 23,033 bushels of
oats, 9,751 bushels of rye, 400 bushels of
barley, and 5,633 hogs. :The shipments
for the same' time were' 9,675 barrels of
flour, 50,743 bushels of wheat, 69,207
bushels of corn 7,406 bushels' of oats,
4,598 bushels otrve, and 355 hogs.
Sr. Louts, April. 29.-To bacco un
changed. Cotton quiet, at 2630 for mid
dling and 25c for good to ordinary.
Hemp dull, with sales of Undressed at
11,29©1,45. Flour dull and unclunigo;
fall super fine
4 sold. at §1,755,00; spring
at $5) 5,2 5; spring and fall double-extra
at g 5,25 50; treble extra imp. Wheat
active for fall, at ;1,35©1,55 for lair to
strictly prime red fall; $1,64)2,00 for
low choice to fancy do.; low choice to
choice white 14,65®1,84; spring firm, but
buyers are standing off; small sales of
choice were made at 61,08e91,09. Corn
dull, at 500151 c in bulk and: 60@640 in
sacks. Oats firmer but unchanged at
62g65c. Barley quiet, at ($1,7041,80 for
lowa spring. Rye firm at 1,24®1,26.
Whisky dull at 87c. Groceries quiet and
unchanged. Provisions excessivelll.
Pork sold in a small wiky . at $3l 1,69.
Bulk Meats; nothing doing. Bacon;
loose shoulders sold at 1230; ordei kite .
of city shoulders at 131jo• • clear sides
at 173 , c. Lard dull ana iiiithing doing;
choice nominal at 171,4g1734c. Receipts
—Flouv, 3,400 bbla; wheat, 10,500 bush;
corn, 25,300 bush; oats, 6,930 bash; bar
ley, 1,209 bush; rye, 300 bush; hogs, 900
OISCINICANI, April 29.—Flour in fair
demand at $6@6,25 for tamily, and $6,50
@8 for fancy. . Wheat irregular; • holders
ask $1,86 for No. 2 winter, and $1,45 for
No; 1; Illinois sold at $1,65. Corn: dull
with light demand at 64c for ear, and 65c
for shelled. Oats steady at 67c for No. 2,
and_696720 for No. 1 and choioe white.
Bye steady at $1,39@1,40. Barley dull
and no demand. Cotton dull and un
changed at 27,43 for middling. Tobadco
in good demand; 165 hhds and 2S Las at
$3,40@50,25, the latter are extreme rates
for fine selected Virginia, Whisky in
moderate demand at 90c. • Provisions
dull and nothing doing. Mesa Pork at
131@31,25. Bulk Meats at 113j©12 1 ,4c.
Bacon at 13,qe, 16%©170 but concessions
would be made from these rates in order
to make sales. Lard could have been
bought at 18c. Batter, for all kinds ex
cepting fresh made, which is scarce and
wanted, at 38©40c. Eggs dull at 15c.
Groceries in fair demand and unchanged.
Linseed oil dull at 61,05. Lard oil dull
at $1,45©1,50. Petroleum steady at.B2@
340 for refined, legal standard. Gold at .
133% buying. -
- Torano, April 29.—Flour is dull and
unchanged. Wheat: amber 'is a shade
lower, with but a • light business at $1,44;
white Michigan is le better, at $1,48; No.
2 amber, 11,26; No. S red, $1,20, and No.
8 spring, $l,lO. Corn is quiet, with sales
of No. lat 85%g No. 2is a shade lower,
at 62,50.• Oats; the market is a shade
better, with sales of Michigan at 60c, and
No. 2at 66c. Rye Is dull and prices are
nominal. Barley; nothing doing. The
receipts for the past -twenty-tour hours
amounted to 1,700 barrels flour, 2,800
bushels wheat, 19,200 bushels corn, 8,700
bushels oats, and 100 bushels barley.
The shipments for the same time were
2,700 barrels flour, 2,300 bushels wheat,
19,900 bushels corn, and 4,000 bushels
oats.
Lotasvim.E, April 29...—Tobacco steady
and sales were made of 217 hhda at full
prices. Men Pork, 131,25©31,50. Lard.
15%c. Bacon : shoulders, 13%c; clear
rib sides, .16X@I7c; sides, 175,@1735c;
bulk shoulders, 12%c; clear sides, 16 1 4®
16%c. Flour: superfine, $5,50@7. Wheat,
$1,40@1,50. Corn, 66@6Stc. Oats, 68@
70c. May, $22@213, Sugar dull at 14 1 ,ici
for prime New Orleans. Whisky, 91c.
Cotton, 2434 c.
BALTIMORE, April 21—Flour active
and favors buyers; sales 1,000 bbls.
Wheat steady; prime to choice red $1,90
®2. Corn firm at 78@80c for white, and
840 for yellow. Oats firm at 73®76c for
prime. Rye unchanized. Mess Pork
quiet. Bacon—rib sides 16 ; c; 1730 for
dear sides; 1430 for shoul ders, and 20@
210 for hauis.. lard Arm at 19340. Whis
ky firm and quiet at 92693 c, with some
sales at 62c.
MILWAUKEE, April 2).—Flour firm and
unchanged. Wheat quiet at
.51,1535 for
No. 1; $1,0935 for No. 2. Oats firm at
57340 for No. 2. Corn is in fair demand
at 48(4)54c for new. Rye is firm at $1,14
for No. 1. Barley is quiet at $1,60@1,75
for fair to good. Receipts: 2,000 bbls .
flour, 29,000 bush wheat. Shipments:
6,ooobbls flour; 3,000 bush wheat.
PHILADELPEILt; April 29.—Flour very
dull and weakv northwestern extra fem.
i1y56,50©7,00. Wheat in light demand;
sales 3,000 bush red at $1,63®1,75. Rye
$1,45. Corn very quiet; mixed western
83@86c. Oats firm; sales $,OOO bush
western at 7701 Petroleum unchanged,
Whisky firm at 97@990.
OLEN - num), April 29.—Wheat: sale
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'car No. 1 red winter 'at $1.49, 2 cars No.
'2 do. at $1,30. cOrn is held at 70c. " Oats:
'sale 1 car at 69c. Petroleum is dull and
sellers are asking 300 for standard white,
but buyers are out of the market and
nothing of importance it being done.
MEMPHIS, April 29.—Cotton quiet and
firm at 27Xe; rebeints 240 bales; expcirts
890 balesi Flour-quiet' and unchanged.
Corn 73®74c. Oats 72c. Hay: $27®28.
.Pork $B2. Lard 144(§200.- 'Bacon firm;
-shoulders 14c; •sides ,173®17.".c. Bulk
Meats dull; shoulders , 12mcs aides 1635 c.
Dry Goods Martet.
Dirty' Yank, April 29.—The weather
was a little stormy to-day,' arid, conse
-quently,the market was extriirnelyquiet,
-but without any essential change in
prices ' the only change of importance
-being in Hallowell corset - Jeans, which
has baeu selling at 15 1 4 c are now reduced
. All the round print calicos are steady
and in limited request at 12®1230 for
,standard wakes: , Poor styles of delaines
continue, depressed at 16vg,170, while
:the•better sty,lee bring 20c, .Pacific lawns
are still in request, ,and being in light
stock, sell readily at 20c. Several of the
New .England mills. have been obliged to
stop work owing to the freshets of last
week, and thus woolen goods are slow of
sale, 'ateept whoa offered at fearfully low
1,11 , 6 gtocit Market!,
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.CalcAoo,", April 29,-Hogs opened
fair and active, and closed lame; Hales of
at 11.875 for common , 5 9@9,40 for fair to
medium, 19,50©8,95 for good to, Chace.
Beef Cattle, inactive and steady at 115,25@
5,76 for common to fair 'butchers', OW
05,874 for fair to Medium 'fleetly iteets,
1116.50@7 for good to •bholce , shipping
Louis, , ,
8r Ari 29, —Cattle ,
un
changed, at 81i6 Xi for common to
extra. Hogs qWet, at 769ic forPght to
heavy • ~ , • - .
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River an VVeatlietv:
rBY Telegruie to sue Plttib4igh,ciaiette.l,
- 103 . 01 8W14.R. falling
with „in the Venal, We4tiler
olond3i andpleasant.
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RIVER' - NEWS.:'
the rive r Continues to recednateadilY
at this point withalund • five feet 'in, the
channel by the Monongahela marks.
Wiather yesterday Was diono and Cool
with, considerable rain at interval. '
We have no arrivals to reeord. The
Kenton from (Portsmouth was due last
evening
,and will return. again to-day at
4 P. 31.
The • Bayard departed for St. Louis
with about all she , could carry, probably
one, hundred tuns. James Hamilton was
one of the pilots. '
The Lorena, which boat left here on
Wednesday 'evening for St. Louis, was
ad unfortunate as to get, a ground at
w
Giles Hoe, and was stlil Elti king there
at noon yesterday.. Efforts were being
made to lighten her 01r,
The Glasgow, Capt:: Andy Robinson ,
Jr.. is tilling, up . steadily or St. Louie.
and the Upper AUssippi, and will take
her departUre to-morrow. She is in all
respects an excellent boat, and Captain
Robinson is ,an old and popular
„
The. Hate , putham, CaPt. Gco: W. Reed
is also announced. for. St. Louie and the
Upper 'Mississippi. She will , get off
early mix; week. ,
Capt. Hugh 14°10lvy; post master of -
Allegheny, who thought that his head,
politically speaking. had been cut off,will
doubtless be able to hold on to the office
until next winter, as the Senate failed to
confirm his .successor. Capt. McKelvy
has made a very efficient officer and has
many Mende are well nleaaed with the
fact that he is enabled to remain awhile
longer. He is an old steamboat man.
' —The Argosy wa s to have left Cincin
nati for Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
—The Waunita arrived at St. Louis on
Tuesday.
—Capt. D. S. H. Gilmore who has been
west for, several weeks, returned home
on Wednesday. He was in St. Louis
several days and went up the Missouri
as far as Atchison on the Arkansas,
which boat is enroute for Fort Benton.
—The Great gepriblic 'left Memphis on
Tuesday ibr NewOrletaus.
-.The Camelia left Nashville on Tues
day for. Pittsburgh.,
—The body 'of George, Ely, clerk of
the G. A. Thompson,:has been recovered
but with no vatnables except his gold
watch. The tinder of the. body refuses
to give it and the valuables up until he
receives the reward of $lOO ,offered by
Capt. Frazier for -the recovery of : the
body. The body of Mr.. John Perkins,
second clerk of the :Thompson, was
found in the river several days age.
—A St. , Lonis telegram, sari: There
will be a , meeting of the , stockholders'
of the Atlantic and Mississippi Stearn
ship Company tomorrow; at Whioh it Is
stated the future exPentse of the line
will be decided. From certain recent
events, it is -believes 'that the line, un
der its present • orkardiation, at least,
will be abondoriedi The recent remits
that the Magento4 !Frank Pargeind, and
the Robert E. and' Belle Lee; viitt form
a St. Louis and New Orleans line are
gaining credence,. and the matter now
looks as though such an arrangement
Fill be realized.
—On Saturday. Monday and • Tuegclay
suits were brought in the Superior Court
of Cincinnati by the United States Stall
Line Company against the following in
surance companies of Cincinnati for the
amounts of insurance on the United
States mailboata, United States and
America, destroyed by collision and fire
last December: National, 19,515; Cincin
nati, $16,531; Queen City,s3,soo; Buckeye
State, 89,515; Magnolia, 89,515; Fireman's,
15,000; Merchants' and Manufacturers',
14,273; Ohio Valley, 87,015; Germania,
814,273; Central, 19,515; America. 89,515:
Western, /9'515; Globe, 819,031: Eureka,
810,000; Lafayette, $2,000. It will be ob
served that fifteen companies are repre
sented above. Two7-the. Crescent and
Enterprise—have agreed to pay, and the
former has paid. The snit will be hotly
contested on both sides; on account•of the
large amount of money involved. .
IMPORTS . BY RAILROAD.
OtavELL. , vb , AND Prrrinstatext RAIL
ROAD April 29.-5 ears blooms Nimick
tit Co; 2 do potato** Voigt, M &Col 1 do
do, VIM Gorder;dt 13; 1 do lime, Hayes &
Son; 1 do shingles, W Dilworth; 1 do
lumber, Kelley & Co; 268 skit oats, 12 do
rye, Scott dt Gisal; 1 car ore, Hutchinson
G & Co; 1 do stone, J L L Knox; , 113- bbis
Shomaker '& L; 4 do apples', Floyd
& Co; 37 lugs molasses, Little & Baird;
35 do do, Mattern & Co;10 sks rye, 1 bbl
flour, 1 do sugar, I do molasses, J A.
Graff; 14 bales tow, Young & Co; 210 sks
corn, J & W Fairley; I tierce hams, 1 bx
do, sdo shoulders, Drape it Robinson; 2
crates nutmegs, Hevin & Co.
ALLEGHENY V ALLEY RAILROAD,
April . 29.-4,000 bble oil, Fisher & Bro; 42
bgs oats, J.W Thursby; 1 car metal, J
Moorhead; 1 dodo, Brown it Co; 1 do do
Painter & Son; 22 sks rye, 22 do corn, 11
do oats. Scott it Gisal; 22 do oats, Kell &
Eftchart; 1 car stone; Renderson it Co; 7
pkgs produce, L dv J Blanchard; 1 car
metal, El Woodsides; 'eke rags, W
Millar; 3 bbiseggs, Bruggemandt 0; 8 do
potatoes, Voigt, M & Co; 1 car lime. DS
Reynolds;' 40 bgs oats, 1 bbl 'eggs, Kirk
patrick & Co; 11 hides; ON Holistott; 100
ski oats, Adams dt Austin.
ALLEOKENY STATION. April W.-
1 car etav e ee M Hemphill ; 2 do metal,
Lewis Bailey dr, Dalzell; 6do iron ore,
Richey, it & Co; 4 bge cornmeal, Mercer
do Robinson; 1 oar oats, G Stewart; 1 do
corn, Steel st Son; 1 do lime, J Abdeli;
96 eke corn,' 78 bales hay, Rose &Ewing;
50 do do, IL W Berhoret.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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'Aitiotnevr CITY. PA . ; Aprll . Miit.h, 'IVOR. f
0110E..;=rhO AssesSinenti tor
Grading Washington a'VULTON tint/LET.
fora Ohio to .krenuest aim, for the
Grading-. and Paving of I,ondord street..trota
Chestnut street to Madison avenue; and also T. r
'the Grading of Blossom alley, are now rea dyfor
examination and can be seen at the office of the
. City Engineer, until MAE Oth. 1869, when they
will be pieced In the hands Of the City .I. riasurer
4 collection.
. ' • 4 011A 1 1.. DAVIS.
40:131 City EDO:leer.
OTICE OF
CO-PARTNERsHip.
The undersigned ; hive this . day, termed c co
puthershii Muller the name mid style of
P. einuitts f. co.,
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I; : JL.IIIINdskTIVi
leek Mh3o:
,
IpltlUTloeJ.ll3erzes
Itistterdirrefsived Irrexpress.
" 1111 71 41 1. CAM lot tint mans.
RIVEIR'NLOKETS.
44 • -", ST. LOtIL
F • , ,
OR ST. LoIII,ScAIi-adr i g
LENA, DUBUQUE A ST.
ark.—The new .a elegant passenger packet.
KATE PUTNAM— • Capt. O. W. Egan.
Will leave as aboce on MONDAY, Slay 3d, at
4 P. _ .
. For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ap3o PLACE{ CULLIIN!iWOOD, Agents.
UPPER. MISSISSIPPI:
• • •
OR REORlUR,_ThUnsigrigt-
LINGTON,: MISuATINE.
fVENPORT. .ROCK ISLAND. FULTON
CITY, LYONS. GALENA, DURUQUr. MC,
OREOOw, LACROSSE, WI NO.NA. BREW°
i t
LANDING and S. PAUL, the splendid glisten
gerateamer,
OL.ASOOW
_Capt. ANDYRoniNsON, Js.,
Will leave as above on SATURDAY. Mal' lit, at
4P. 71: " • .
. • •
ap3o JAMES COLLINS.. At
Adrsib 1.869..
NORTHERN LINE PACEETi,
PROM
St. Louis to Keokuk and St. Paul,
AND ALL ISTERMEDIATE PORTS.
•
One of theisplendid Sidewheel Steamers of this
Line will leave St. Louis da ly for Keokuk, Dsv en.
pert, Dubuque, Winona, Stillwater and at. Patd.
Through receipts. for Freight and Passengers
sissippi on steamers running from tin ,
will be given to all points oh the Upper Mises
connecting with the. Northern Line Packets. at
port and
St, Louis, thus enabling Consignees to get their
Freight through without delay and at lowest
races, Apply to JOHN FLACK,
J. D. OOLLINGWOOD,
B. C. GRAT,_
Agtnts, or 50
mbM:g23 91 Water street.
FARB EBSOVES
rilTTSßUßGlllia d dr i t
'WHEELING AND+ PAR. LLNE.—Leave Company's Wharf
soat. we or Weed Street, daily at .12 m., WED
'MISDATE and SATURDAYS.
killAY• EAGLE • C. L. Hammes, 'Muter.
Freight will be received at all Goat ity •
JAMES COLLINS.
' • • FLACK. sCOLLINGWOOD,
ard3 Aunts.
.
OR WHEELING, mo at=
MARIET TA,PARKERSBURGERIMMEIMe
CILI(CINNATI. •
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERT TITESD AY- 111
Leaves Cincinnati EVERT FRIDAY-4 I'. M.
The swift and superty' Bldewheel Steamer ST.
MARYS. T. C. SWEENEY, Commander, will
leave as announced above. •
For height or Passage aptly on board, or tO
• FLACK COL INGWOOD, or
_COLLIN* & BARNES, , Agents.
11;.-N e o Freight received on Tuesday after
11 A.M. • rata)
prrrsetritort •
BANK , FOR SAVINGS,
formerly the DVIIN SAVINGS
No. 67, Fourth Street,
num.:ol3.oam rim RILITZ or rrrrsinntoin.
oif.A.RTEEED LV 186 A.
.
OPEN DAILY from' 9 ''
to teeloc.r,. and on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS,
from May Ist to November Ist, from 7 to 9
o'clock, and from November Ist to May Ist, ft to
8 o'clock.
- - - -
.00lcs of By-Laws, &c. thrtilabed at the office.
This Institution especally offer to those whose
earnings are the opportunity to accumu
late, brimalideposits, easily saved, a sum which
will be a resource when needed, and bearing in
terest litstead of rentalning unproductive.
lIGARD OR MANAGERS:
PRESIDINT,
GEORGE A. BERRY. •
DICE PRZSIMINTS,
S. H. HARTMAN,' JAMES PARE, JR.
BACAZTAAT AXD
D. E.:McELNLEY. •
A. BRADLEY, WM. R. ..NlinCH.
A. S. BELL. F. RAHM,
JOHN S. DILWORTH, , JOSHUA RHODES,
G. FOLLANSBEE, ';011N SCOTT'
JAB. L. up.4.p.m._____B._C„SCHKERTZ,
CHRISTOPHER ELIO.
SOLICITOns—D. W. .t A. S.:I3ELL. mhI4:TXIP
HARDWARE AND
- CUTLERY.
I have In store and am colistantly receiving
direct from manufacturers, al complete assort
ment of BUILDER,' HARDWARE. which sl
offer for Isle on t• fair. terms sa any house In the
city, together with a due. assortment of CUT
LERY, GUNS and REvOLYERS. Also, the
but &election of MECHANICS' TOOLS. com
prising all the latest and best Improvements
known to the trade.
- 1 havemy factory in full operation as usual,
and am prepared to do all kinds orlob work the
same as before the are of tho ied of February,
such as grir ding razors., scissors, knives, put
ting in knife blades, repairing all kinds of
light machinery. •
_JAMES DOWN,
NO. 130 WOOD STREET .PITTSBITRGII.
_ Also, Agentro
fir Gsskope's famous MAGIC
LINEN MAEILER, the greatest novelty in the
world. 1 ieVer."
ROCK THE iBABY
MI
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
BOLD ONLY BY
LEMON & WELSE.
Practical Furniture Manufacturers, ken
us rox:ritTit A
Wbere may be fennel 6,11311 asiortmeat et Par
lor. Chamber and Kitchen Furniture. doe
TRADE MARK.
DITffIuDGE'S
VIRE - P1%00E"
Lainp
CHIMNEYS.
NOTICE.
Opening of Diamond Street, Pittsburgh.
All Persons interested are hereby - notified that
the report of Viewers In the matter of opening
and widening,PLLMOND jiTitli.E.T, -from the
Diamond to retry street; has been approved and
confirmed. All persons against whom assess
ments or benefits were made, are required to,pav
the same to tee within thirty days, otherwise
they will be entered as !fens against the proper
ty. All property on the Diamond and Diamond
il t, re eq,, west otthe Market liouse. and on Liberty
street; from Sixth Street to Fourth avenue, has
been assessed.
J. F. OLAGLE, City Attorney,
aplo:hl2 _ No. 100 Fifth Avenue.
cPßlli G
" 13C.A.rDiS,
An Immense Stock at Low Prices, at
IIfeCORD & CO's,
181 WOOD STREET.
•
yDOH SHAD DECEIVED
daily at BENJAMIN PULPRESCI popular
lah Stand, No. 45 Diamond Market, Tim
burgh. and at the Twin City, Allegheny City,
corner of Ohio and Pedant streets. Can be had
all kinds of Sea and Lake fish. liallenti Shad,
Soak, Codfish. Haddock and Eel. • filso, large
:supplies of White, Lake Fish, tialamoa, Baia.
Btergeon. Herring and Mactnaw Trout, which
enables tie to sell at the lowest market prices,
wholesale or retail. We Invite all foyers of
Fr oh Fish to glye us a call, and we will laser
th a treat • • mhZ
TOUNGION be CO.,
04 CABS RAHIEBY. 00 N 4 ECTIOZ4By
ICA CREAM and DININA BALCKM
B 9 smishgeld: street, corner of.Dlgnond
ty "Ales and: families , sundled with 'US
aprand Oakes on abort aetiee.
' •
It e lerVlVDl Jo4ltri 141
itndeld tree; 4ote Ifiniuscsarerot
fulleceMent'ann eiteel Hootnn...2ma•
I to for sale. Riad*
.10 e (:IzA3Y4l',lliafi:r-liliti:
S. L. Litwin:mi.:. z. errnersort.
Dkatiettit snivswi,
DISTILLERS ' AND DEALERS IN
Pure Rye :Whiskies.
DEPORTEES OP
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, &C., .
N. 8 . 7 Second Avenue,
aP2O
=
STABLISBED BY A. T
E
'eravvr, 1813.
W. N. GORMLY,
WHOLESALE: GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
WERACTLIr OPP. EABLZ HOTZLO
1 3 .11 - T6itUß4ias PA.
se :re
EITIILX J. A. MULL
- M STEELE & SON,
Commission Merchants,
AND DL/.1.3.28 IN
Ani-AUrtat. 13111A.M. ErPTIN - tir . ar.p.
No 95 OHIO BTREZI,' nem' Eat Common,
I . ALLEctarsy CITY. PA:
rrrsa usu. ' JAS. r. Excuser.
BITCHART 2
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lALER S ~
S D EEDS, ffiLL FEED,
- 1349 Liberty tit, Pittsburgh,
b 1 4:b37 •
L•
! J. BLANCILIIIII,
-
Wholesale and Wall Grocers,
iroli:xl9No. 390 PENN BTREET.
•
BAIIUD &
Virboretuile Grocers, Cotnndsdon Mercbants
an DealerS in Produce, Flour,. Bacon, Ch,mse,
Carbon. and Lard 011, troll, titass.
Cotton
_Yarns and r.ll Pittsburgh Manurhattkres
generally'. 11A and 114 dEccrx. D STItEBT,
Pittsburgh., . .
JOHN aurrroN A WALL/LOX.
§B. IIII PTON&WALLACE_,WhoIe•
BALE GROOERN AND PROD lICIC DEAL
"No. 6 SLYTH ST.B.N.ET. Patokoirah.
tart:ris -
JOSS I. 801781..2DW. /1017811.
TOHN I.- HOUSE &BROS.,
m
saia eoce u toJOHN mm Ror
nM a r c h o nts n ,Cam..
ner Ot Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh.
C. ARMSTRONG, Succegsor
i s tg io v2.lA_A rmstrong, PRODUCE
RCAIANT, No. ,25 Market
street.
WINES, LIQUORS, &o.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY, .
=PORTERS OP
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &0,,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PURE ItY'E WHISKIES,
1 409 PENN STREET,
Will Remove on the let of April to
!NOS. 354 AND 356 PENN,
Cor. Eleventh St., (formerly Canal.)
JOSEPH S. PESCH & CO., •
. . . ,
ii'For. 185. 187, ta9,'191,193 and 195,
I INLBST STREET; prrzsarrstka,
. 1 : ..:. - xiu. .
mum:wpm elf-. , r.,
Copper D istilled Pure' Bye WiliSkays
Also, dealers in iIIESININ WINES and W.
Wallin. EOM so. - . - • • nrinawin:
Ipx,wo.s..oitckwa, atp.
BUY THE BESTABID CHEAP.
NST PIANO AND GROAN.
Schomacker's Ckdd Medal Piano,
AND - ESTEM COTTAGE ORGAN.
Tlie SOHO - DUOS= PIANO =nines all the
latest minable improvenientelinown in the eon
struction'of a Mrs elms instrument. and has al
ways been , awarded the blithest Mend= ex
hibited. Its tone is Rdl sonorous end sweet. The
workmanship. for durability and 'beauty, surpass
'all others. Trims tram SERI to 11154). tailiording
pelled
to style first and flatilia ti cheaper than all other im
elms pao.
UUCP% OOTTA9Z ORGA2r
Stands at the head of all reed Instruments. In
producing the moat 'pellets pipe_quall;:y of tone
of any similar instrument In the United States.
It 1$ simple awl compact in construction, and
not liable to ket out 'of order.
Cd.ItPENTEIPI3, PATENT " VOX HiriLLIVA.
TRIEMOLO , _ , is only to be found in this Organ.
Frio* from 1100 to 115119. Allgcaranteed for Aye
BARB, SNAKE & BIIBITLEL:
No. IA BT. CLAIN STREIT.
OFFICE OF , THZ TiZABITEICH Or ALLEGHENY
COUNTY. Pittsburgh, April Ist, 1889, •
TN PURSUANCE OF THE 21st
Section of an Act relating to Allegheny Coun
ty, Upproved the Ist daY Of2.2sy, 1861, and of the
amendment to said section, improved the 30th day
of March, 1860, I do hereby give notice that the
Duplicates for the several Wards, Boroughs and
Tou(ushins WILL BE OPEN, and I will bevre
mired to receive the -
County, State,. Poor, 'Workhouse and
Improvement' Daz e for 1869."
On 'and after the let day or Map 18'9. Said
taxes can be paid at this • Omne nail the let dap
of,ugnst,prlth a DEDUCTION OF FIVE FEE
CENT. for; prompt payment to all persons paying ,
the *hole *amount o f their taxes. •
•
There will be no dednetion - allowed during the
=with of August.. There will be
Ten Per. Cent. Added
•
To an taxes remalidng unpaid ou tLe in day of
BeT4elat•er, 1069. •
ap2:tisa
_, re _ F. DINNISTON.
T asure• of Allegheny CountY. •
SLATE.
ROOFING SLAVS OF VARIOUS
Qualities '
and Colors.
, ,
, " , rirtleular attention given to laying Slate ind
Triringidlate roots, Bor particulars and prices
lfur 411 , 11elipiti b 'Avant.,
PITTOBTIBOII. PA
El
rE N N SY L V AlijaNOM
NIA CENTRAL !LAIL
AD. On and after April 25th, 1859, Traini
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot.
fo corner of Washington and Liberty streets, Alllows:
Arrive.r Drawl."
Mall Train.... 1:25 am •Day Expr e ss.. gag as
Past Line...:. 1.45 am &mu:Lem Ez .. lia Ull3l
Wall's No. 1.. 20 Wail's N 0.1.. 15:3011n1
BrintonAcc'n.l:so em Mall Train 819 am
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 am tioredAs No114:20 am
Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am *Cincin'ti Ex 19:10 nm
Johnstown Ac10:35 am Wall's No. 2..11:11 as
How'd Ac Nol 1:10 pm Johnstown A. 3:05 pm
Pittsb'sh Ex. 1:30 pm Braddock' Ac. 3:40 p
Phtla Expressl:so pm Phila.'Express 4:20 p
Waß's No. 3...2:50 pm Wall's No. IL. 4:6opai
Braddock Ac.. 5:50 pm Walls No. S.. 411011 rut
Ac Not 0:35 pm *Nast Line .. . . 7:30 pm
Wall's No. 4. 1:20 pm 'Bow 'd ac No 2.11 pin
Way Pasn'r 10:20 pm (Wall's Nn. 4. .11,0 0 pis
These trains make close connection at Harris
bar for Baltimore.
T e Chureh Train leaves Walls Station 'my
Sunday at 0:05 m., reaching Pittsburgh st
10:65 11. M. Re turning, leaves Pittsburgh or
10:50 p. m. and arrives at Walls Station at
A:10 p. m.
•Cincinnati'Express leaves daily. All other
intim daily except Sunday.
lor further inMrmiaton apply to
• W. B. BECKertlci, Amt.
The PerinsylvardaEallroad Company will not as
sume any risk Ibrßaggage, except Dir wearing ap.
parel,_and limit their responsibility to One Ron.
drei Dollars in value. Baggage exceeding
that amount in value will be at the risk of the
owner. =lest taken by special contract.
EDWARD ti. WILLIAMS.
spZ3 General Superintendent, Altooch, -pia,
PITTSEIIEGII, PA.
PEN S 'NETYLV I AI N AME
ROAD.—On and after April 95th,11149.the
Passenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Rae road will arrive at and depart from stio
Federsllitreet Depot; Allegheny - City,as folloWS:
Arrive. _ Depart.
Springdle No18:40 a M - man 7:00 a ig
Freeport No.18:90 a m Freeport No. I 9:1104 la
Express 10140 a ta Sharphlg Nol 11:90 a int
Sharpb'g No.11:90 rim ExPreas• 9:SO pal
Freeport No. 24:00 p mt%pringdle No13:30 put
Mail 5:50 p m IFreeport N0.25:510 p rg
Springd'e N025:210 p m finzingdle N026:39 to la
Aboye trains run daily except_Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction
every elunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny
City at 9:50 a. in. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 190 p. M. and arrive at Allegheny June.
tion at 3:40.p. , m.
COminyratioit TWlrrg—ror sale in realign
of 'Twenty, between Allegheny City. r ealign
street, Herr's, Bennett, Fine Creek, Etna and
Bharpsburg : and good only on the trains stopping
at Stations sp ecified on tickets.
The trains - leaving Allegtten_y City at 7:110:a.
In. make direct connection at Freepon
ker , a line of Stages for Butler andidannahstovra.
Through tickets may be purchased at the Office.
No. 1 St. Clair street, near the Suspensionßridipa,
Pittsbura h. and at the Depot, Allegheny,
For further Information apply to '
jAALES LEPFEE'rB, Aunt
- Federal Street Depot.
The Western 'Pennsylvania Railroad will not
al some any risk for Baggage, except for wearing
apparel, and limit -their responsibility to One
Hundred Dollars in value. .All. baggage ex.
ceedittgtl. la amount in Value willbe attlie'rlak Of
the owner, unless taken by special contract... ,„
EDWARD H. WILLIAIO3,
• ap2o Eleneral Elunerlittewient, 'Altoona, 2g
INO
OM.
IVAGII. FORT vireue
Bo Watind:CLICVELA.ND &PITTBITPE4R E.B.
Frem April 26th 1869, trains wit' leave frasl
d
an arrive at the Union Depot,'nort3 side, Pitts•
hur i gh cl=e, as follows:
• • •
_trivs. l •
Chicago Ex....2:08 1, 1:13' MICAS° Ex... /:56 a in
Erie a_Fgnifx.7:9B miChica go Ett..ln:Q3 to in
CI. Wh2g,llP/6:13 m Wheeling 0:38
Chicago atai1..6:58 m Crestline Mail 1133pr0.
Chicago:Ex &
s. _...
51 .9:43 a miChicars nt.
*KE.x :08 p Cleveland Ex 3:53 p
Chicago 9:23 pm Erie d, Fria Ex 5:561: an
W'e &Erie Ext.:43 p tr.l CI. Wt's Ex7lo3p In
Dwarf/roes Aitegasny. Alvient fa dile/Oen;
Beals Falls AC.8:.:8 a m Leetsdale Ac..6:58 am
LeeNsiale
." 10:03 :a Bca'r Falls " B:2Bing
' 11:58 a m Tlew Castle "10:93 ant
Rochester" 1:98 pm Enon. r.;: ".i9:13 am
Leetsdale Acc.3:sB pm Leetsdale " 1:08 pia
Enon " .5:33 pa Bea"? Fall'-" 9148 pm
Bea'rFalls " .6:518 pm Leetsdale " 4:53 pm
Leetsdale " 10:43pin 5/ 4 3 193
Fair Oaks Bun- . Fair Oaks eau
, day Church. 1:13 p m day uhurch. 9:58 sit
JUI. 2:93p. m. Chicago, Express leaves daily.
ET 12t03 p.bn.Chicaso Express arrives daily.
- No change of cars between Pittsburgh and
Chicago. Sleep ng cars, wituout chai ge, to In
dianapolis and Chicago.
J. a. KIMBALL,
ap26Gen , ' Ticket Afoul
P ITTBBIIHGH
LOII/5 RAILWAY.
PAN MARBLE ROME.
CHANGE OF TTIII.E.-0131and atter MONDAY'.
April 96% 1869, trains Will leave and arrive it
the Union Depot, as follow.: . • • -
161.1 ,8 a. m.-15I:13 a. la:
Faat 9:43a. m. 1:33 p. sa„
Express 233 p.m. 4;33 a. M.
Nixed' Ace% 3:33 A. m. • 6:13 1 f1i.M.
MeDonatd4 Ace , n,8r0.111:43 a. za. [2:12 a. M.
Steal:4.ol3e Adsommod. 3313'p. m. 9:33 a: so.
YeDouald , s Awns. No. 311:10 D. m. 2:1
blinds,' Char:* Trala.. 19:58 p. m. 9:513 a. nt.
• .
81;10. A:33 P. N. leave daLyy.
1A:13 P. Y. train will arrive dally.. .
All other trains will ran daily. Sundays except..
ed. " the 9:43 ni: Train :naked elose con
nections at Newark xr Zanesville. , ,
S. P; SCULL; General Tieket'Anents-
W. w..cesx). stettbelaTille.lol4o. .
zacitis
• 4 30NxELLBN T L r.;
On and after TUESDAY, liroyember. 1,70.
laal, trains will arrive at and depart from tae
Depot corner of 'Grant and Water streetai lill
follows;
. • • • • Ilwart. drriMO4
Mail to and frOmstrnion-
' STOOP. Y.
IdeleesportAccomdt , n 11:00 A. x. Mi P. Y.
Ex. to 'frets Urnin. '3:00 r.:ar..lo:ltf.A.
West Newton Aotom'd , 4:30 r, x. Y.
Itraddtick , s Aceomdr , n: • 8:10 :7:BO'N X
Night Ac. toXeli , sport.lo:39,r; at. 01:40 K t
Sunday Church Train to ' •
and from West Newton 11.1110
For tickets apply to • • , • •
. E. X. BAYXQND,4geitt,.
i3TCitrT, Superintendent:" • ' -mar
t 0 ICY JILL
ROUTS. • •
UNION PACIFIC BAILWA;
The • SHORTEST AND MOST RELIAZI
ROUTH from the East to all points In
Colorado, Nevada,
•
Two Traina lesee State Line and Leavetorostk
'43lllJahltilaya excepted, ion the arrivato Rettig
of P C .U.SlVoad from OS. LOtirs, and Rim* ,
that and St. Joe Railroad from Qulney.,Colinee*
Me at Lawrence,. Topeka and, ,Wamego •
staged for all points in Rums.. At. end
, track west ot Ellsworth-with the DS v 4 4 '
STATES EXPRESS COMPANY'S 13 IP
•LINE OY OVERLAND DAIL AND . - 11 . 1 P/44 11
COAoHZB YOB •
IrENVEati
All Points in the Territorieli
And With BANDEBBOVB
of COACHBP for Fort Union, Beni'' , -For t * P a.
Albuquerque, Banta Fe, and Ail' points :it ,
sons and New Mexico.
With the recen additions Of Siding , shielr.
and , equipment, and the arrangenients itaias
with x e spoilable Overland Transportation 'Linea
from its western terminus, this road now. Owl
unequalled ttenities for ,the tralismisdoti of
freltbt to the Far West. • "
Tickets for sale at au the principal °Mau 1*
the United Mates and Canada" • -
Be sure and ask fir Meseta via THE smart
HILL fIOPT4C, UNION P . JO. BALLWIa.
BASTIAN DIUBION
ANDERSON, :
T O LIVERPOOIL 4411inik
• QUEENSTOWN.: 1‘;
TIM mem( num STilarginOk
NVer e ligie s =2 ll *l3ll 7:!!'!" , -Roy , -
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Od
elm*" irviiaVY OUT' Afivkier t
4ul lis b:V ou rawar jj ~
J. diriLigot 111110114140
•
ansuilap rutpostle yam. Mama:
RAILROADS.
•
J. N. M. , CULLOUGH;
,6-en!l Supten3.
Eastern DiTiflloll.
California, Dish,
Arizona,
Washington,
New Mexico, Idaho,
Oregon.
Elet.arai-Saperintendea
J. M. WEBSTEII.t.
etzetral FrelOt and Tletei Ai*
STEIAJKSBTPS,
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