Markets by. Telegraph.
Naw Yorac, June 24.:—Cotton is a
. at - ,
abide firmer; sales o of soo bales 350 .
for middling upland. Flour—receipts,
8,336 bales; dull and ' i 5 10c lower, with
the export and speculative demand fallen
oft, Declining pri for Flour and
Whei.d. Flour; Eißles" f 8,500 bbls at
$5,00®6,56 for superfine State and west
ern, $6,40g6,90 for oxtra State, $6.40©
6.90 fort extra western, 16,75@785 for
white wheat extra. 86,40®1,10 for R. H.
0., $6,75®7,50 for extra St. Louis, and
sB®ll for good to choice do.; closing
qiiet and dull at 1 , 4,80@6f 30 . Corn Meal
quiet. 'Whisky nominal at 41,00®1,02
for western free. Wheat—receipts, 244,-
120 bus; dull and heivy and 3®40 lower,
with sales ofBl,ooo bus at $1,4734®1,48
for No. 3 spring, 51,4834 ®1,5035 for No. 2
do: $1,55 for No. 1 do: $1,55®1,56 for red
Indiana; $1,70®1,7334 for, white Califor
nia. Rye nominal. Uorn--recolpts 81,054
bti, heavy and I®2o lower; sales 43,000
bu at 61®868 for new mixed western via
Canal. Oats—receipts 33,421 bu, dull
and heavy; sales 46,000 bu at 56®56 1 / 4 c
for western afloat, closing at the inside
price. Rice dull.. Coffee in moderate
request. . Sugar unchanged. Molasses
dull. Petroleum steady. Linseed oil
dull at $1.02®1 4 03. Pork quiet and heavy;
sales 50 bbls at 832,56 for , new mesa, clos
ing at $32,62 regular; $32,25 old do; s:l6®
26,75 prime; $28,37®28,50 prime mess.
Beef quiet and,lateady. Cut meats firm;
sales 175 pkgs at 13®14 1 4 c for shoul
ders.' 15y®173/, c for hams. Middles quiet
and firm. Lard drill and heavy; sales
430 tea at 17®19,ie for steam; 19y.„®20y„c
for kettle rendered. Butter steady at 20
®33c for Ohio. Cheese heavy at 1.5X,®
1834 c. Freights to Liverpool decidedly
firmer; shipments 110,000 bu wheat per
sail at 8d; per steamer 9d offered, 10d
asked.
Latest—Flour closed dull and 5o lower
on shipping grades. Wheat heavy and
102 c lower; sales of No. 2 spring at $1,43
01,4834; No. 1 spring at $1,5201,53. Rye
nominal. Oats dull and heavy at 60075 c
for unsound; 80®850 for canal, and 820
87c for railroad. Pork dull and heavy;
sales of 250 bbls new mess at e 32,56,
buyer this month. Beef steady and in
moderate demand. Cut meats firm with
a fair demand. Bacon quiet and firm.
Lard dull and heavy at 19%0193. , ,0 for
. fair to prime steam. Eggs quiet at
210220.
Sr. Loins, Juno 24. Tobacco un
changed. Cotton nominal, none offering.
Hemp dull, undressed sold at sl,oo®
1,40. Flour steady and firm; super sold
at 54,50,05,25; X 15,00®5,30; XX 15,50®
6,10; XXX $7,0007,75. Wheat; millers
out of market; No. 2 spring sold at $1,15
1,1734; No. 15x;2001.2%- prime to choice
red , lan $1,2501,42; choice and fully
choice; white 11,5001,60. Corn, choice
and fancy white active and firm; prime
to fancy white in bulk 71076 o; mixed
and yellow in sacks 70®73c; prime to
choice white 80084. Oats firmer; 58 free
In elevator; 62066 c for mixed to fancy
in sacks. Rye very firm at $1,1501,16
for choice. Whisky steady at 960. Grp
,cerises quiet and •unchanged and but
little doing. Pork unchanged at $33,50
034. Baoon; very little doing; jobbing
sales of shoulders at 141,0; clear rib sides
at 18c; clear sides at 18Mc; some country
' sides at 1834erloose country sold at 12%0
for shoulders; 140 for hams; 170 for clear
sides. Lard nominal for round lots at
19019mc; jobbing sales of choice tierce
at 1934 c; keg at 2030210. Cattle bust
nese small at 3N®7. Hogs active at
[ 7 3 / 4 409. Receipts—Flour, none; Wheat,
5,70 u bum Corn, 4,100 bus; Oats, 2,700 bus;
Barley, 300 bus; Rye, 300 bus; hoga, 200.
Camino, June 24.—Eastern Exchange
firmer at par buying and selling. Flour
-opened active and firm but closed easier;
sales spring extras at ss®6. Wheat
quiet and 303mc lower; sales No. ?. at
11,254, and No. 2 $1,24401,26, closing at
;1,2401,24M for No. 2; this afternoon
sales No. 2 at 11.24m01,25 seller June.
and $1,2334 seller July. Corn dull and
demand almost exclusively for No. 2;
sales No. lat 683 y, No. 2 67X068 c, and
- rejected 59®600; this afternoon sales No.
2at 6806840 seller July. Oats dull and
m@lo lower; tales No. 2 at 61M®6250,
closing dull at 61.0913ic. Rye firmer and
2c higher: sales No 2 at $1,07 ® I,oB,closing
at $l,OB. Barley dull; small sales at $1,40.
Highwines dull at 950. New Orleans
Molasses 95c051,00. Sugar, 13%014M0
for fair to' choice. -Provisions dull and
Steady. MestePork $33,50: Lard 10340
19)(0. 'Hulk Meats Inactive and nominal.
,Rectelpts for the paid twenty-four hours
--- -: , 5,920 bbls flour. 8£1,779 bush wheat, 74,-
487 bush corn, 22,006 bush oats, 75 bush
rye and 7,460 head hogs. Shipments
-11,138 Obis flour, 24,632 bush wheat, 67;-
312 bash corn. 40,312 bush oats, 2,218
bush - rye and 7,402 head hogs. Freights
dull;and it 'glade lower. at 535®063 oon
wheat, 4c on oats and 6o on corn, to Bul f a l l
, -
1 CINCINNATI, June 24.—A fai r demand
foi'fiour and the market firm . sales of
4mily•at $5,7506,00; extra115,00(4'5,503
suPerdueo 4 ,7 s @ s , o o. Wheat In fair de
mand at $1,2501,30. Corn firi4ll at -60®
680 for ear. Oats 68072 e. Rye scarce
tind,tirm at •$1,2501,80.- Cotton dull at
,--'-‘ fox middlings. Tobacco In' good de
mond:with Wes of 169 tads at $5 to $17,50.
Whfplty dull and unsettled, add held at
946 but no sales; 930 offered. Provisions
OM and dull.with hardly any enquiry,
and prices in the absence of sales must
be regarded nominal; mess pork .$32,75
083,00; , bulk meats held at 18 and 160 for
bacon; 14Mo for shoulders and ;179i and
IBM,o for BlM:pi sugar cured hams 20®21 0 .
d not inquired for and held at 19M0
1090 S ' Hatter firth and supply; light;
trash 24®280;and ' western reserVe 2 7@
280. Eggs firm at 170, Lingo oil dull
'' 1 1 1 0 3 0 1 , 04 .• Lard oil 11,450 47. ,Pe
trOleum dull at 28 0 30 e. 8 In lair
demand forreftned but dull for aw and
price* Unchanged . COte 20® Mo
ws4'7soBoo. Gold - 13 buyin ; money
market close, thou :gb tio suppl of cur
rency is better. . Exchange st dy; 1-10
discount bUyine par idling.
1 - 3"ui , • June 27.-=FlOiir dull kid nom-
E Ina; eat il@tp lower. AdPsi 11:dtillt
a th eiblij,'; 2 1 1 g ii
..i i , Pot. 14 38 ' s ell r " 1 17. 1
11-4 "-• , .7 l i r And nominal. Corn, .
4
' l4ll V ° fr pp.. ,Vlg7 B , *..?-1 ,g , lur
4' . .. wins le lowor. I :for,
' ' l t, ' ' and. Nci. 1. ItyeLn6q9lo4ll4 l ll ' ,
:.. ' d .fi .. . qt a sl,os Earle, ugtling.
!I
44:: ' ' .ltl4 four . ; ' ,Worir4 r. , fi: am el o p u i t : ted s 7, t 044 1 1 2 . 1%;
. banolleot 0100, 8,808 bud:1018 ; ot' wiopit
20, 9 0 D tftlo44l3;'of . corn, 4,206 bush pl,
oats. The,iffil • ,• ants for, the teilneti WI
were.74lo ' . • Of abbr. ;300 hush Al
7
whoa; KIK b . help of corn, .4, 1 808 lielie,
els of oats, : , t i bushels or rye,, 0. ~ , i 1
11,..Cui - glit.enn, dune 24. , P10ur firm and I
[zoo s Viri oily made $9 for XXX.white:
/7,7 -for, XX amber: , $6,75@7. fur XX
[Lod winter; :$$ for X red winteri $8,5010r
AL 'primly nntry made $7.5008,25 for
, 3 1. white; 2.5@7,26 for XX red and
tie 4
4 ) , „ ri58,20038.76 for XX spring. Wheat
1...!--selea3 gars (No. 1 red winter at $1.44;
~,u‘e',Z,Lsß•rieldlit $l,BO. Corn held at 780.
ivir.__ Nee, 1 • ear at 600. Petroleum- ,
leaultqfeniall iota to the local end west
lorn.,trlitie f are beingmade at 28m0290•
,
rude 401141 r d held at .$l3 25
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inkuaratlll3lx, June 24.—Flour dull,
Vr e it're h ausalat3B4MhteVog.tetatean49
OnitimenthaL Rye.and -Barley 120111111- 1
lay Ullthignied, Grain freights quiet'
lull ireotipme to tßutiklo, end 11Mo tO
ellPir AioNpts-6401)? bbls flour, f 0;
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1
000 bush wlaeat, 3,000 bush oats. Ship
ments-5,000 Wale flour, 21,000 bushels
wheat.
BLLTIMORE, June 24.—Flour less firm;
sales of western superfine at 85®5,50.
Wheat firm and advanced about sc. Corn
improved; sales of white at 93@05c. Oats
advanced to 72®800. Mess pork firm at
$34,50. Bacon firm. Lard firm at 20®
20 4 c. Whisky firm and scarce at $1,05
®1;06.
MEMPHIS, June 24.—Cotton dull; Bales
of 100 beles middling at 31350; low mid
dling at 50343; receipts 54, exports 100
bales. 'Flour is dull and unchanged.
Wheat $1,20. Corn 9214 c. Oats 75. Hay
$25. Bran $2l. lbrnmeal 54,25. POrk
$34,75. Lard 20(4)21c. Bacon firm at 16c
for shoulders, and 19c for sides. -
LOUISVILLE ) June 24.—Plour quiet; su
perfine 84,25. Grain steady. Wheat; red
761,15; white 51,25. Leaf Tobaceb steady;
sales 228 hhds at $4,90@12,75. Provhdons
quiet. Mess Pork 833,50. Bacon; Shout.
ders 14Nc; clear rib 18X0; clear aides
18%o; hams 19%c. Lard 19%c.
wines 134@95e.
PHILADELPHIA{ June 24.—Flour, less
doing. Wheat Linn; red 81,40©1,50.
Corn active; yellow 950; mixed western
88@900. Oats steady; western 75@76c.
Proylsiona; business small. Petroleum
firmer; crude 22c; refined 31c. Whisky
980@)8405.
CHICAGO June 24.—Cattle dull and
weak, at 145,7 5 @6,87X for butchers' stock
and $6,25@8,40 for fair to choice ship
ing steers. Hogs steady; opened active
and closed dull; sales at $8,75@9,80 for
good to choice ;and $9,40©9,60 for extra.
DErgoiT, Tune 24.—Wheat; receipts
light and market weaker; extra white
winter 11,75; No. 1 do $1,58©1,60; No. 2
$1,05©1,36.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, June 24.—The dry goods
market is quiet, and indications are that
prices of plain cotton fabrica have reached
their highest altitude for the present, and
we find a reaction of 31c per yard to-day
in prices of various makes as follows:
Hope bleached manna are down to 16c,
and so are Blackstone A, and A A do.,
MTatic Lake I, and Hill Seinper 'dem are
reduced to 18c, and the Lonsdale, Mason-
villa and Fruit of the Loom to 18%c.
Whittendon plain cottonades are down
lc, and Plaids of the same brand 236 c per
yard. The Lewiston A, Ludlow AA,
Great Falls A, and Pacific A A bags are
firm at 450. Merrimack D Prints of
fresh styles and colors are np to 13340,
and American and Lsncaster ' 12No,
Amoskeag bring 120, and Garver it Com
pany's, 123ic, and Pemberton brown
Canton flannels are firm at 18c.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH..FORT WAYNB & CHI
oe:Go RAILROAD, June 24.-10 cars 'iron
ore, Superior Iron Co; 2do do, Shoen
berger dr, Blair; 300 bbls flan*, Dan
Wallace; 100 do, o, Culp it Shepard; 800
do do, owner; 50 bbls do, 200 sits do.
Shoemaker & Lingenhelm; 800'sks oats,
Keil do Ritchart; 9 bbls eggs, 45 bat;
cheese, Voigt, Mahood dr. Co; 1 car corn,
Scott & Gisal; 1 car millfeed; C W G
Miller; 15 bag soap, L J Blanchard; 25
do do, W B Lupton; 5 bbls oil, S A Eng
lish; 1 car staves, M P Adams 44. 'Bro; 4
pkgs tobacco, F W C Feld; 15 bus cheese,
S Ewart; 50 do do, Woodworth & Davi.
son; 27 do do, Watt, Lang & Co; 46 do do,
T C Jenkins; 10 do do, R Rohison do ;to;
20 do do, ST Shriver & Co; 15 do do, W
M Gormly; 20 do do, Knox & Orr; 40 do
do. Haworth & Dewhnrst; 29 do do, Watt,
Lang Sc CO; 8 do do. Arbucklee acCo.
C.
AIM PITTSBURGH RAII.
ROAD. June 24.-7 cars blooms, Nlmick
&. Co; 2 do do, Graff, B dr, Co; 3 do Cham
plain ore, Bryan & C; 9 do limestone ore,
M'Knight, P & Co; 2do Champlain ore,
Brown & Co; Ido shingles, Slaok &8;
b7B pm blooms,Park Bros; 1 car malt,
Pier Dannall & o, 10 bbls oil, Pennock
&B; 28 Elks rye, 20 do oats, .1 M Mont
gomery; 100 do oats, Grimm dc M; .254 do
do, R Henderson; 20 bia cheese, Voigt,
MBt Co; 13 do do, J A Graff, 25 do crack
ers, Knable & Co; 2 cars stone, JL L
Knox; 13 sks & Anjer.
Aramanxerr Vs.x.r.nr RAILROAD, June
24.-240 bbls oil. J Wilkins; 820 do do,
Waring, K & Co; 323 do do, Owaton &S;
1380 do do, Fisher & Bro; 480 do do, Pool
& Bro; 320 do do, J J Vandergift; 2 cars
met3l, J Moorhead,, 1 do do, Rees G & D;
Ido lime, D LRegnolds; 3 pails batter,
Volgt, M & Co; 2 pkgs eggs, H Rea Jr; 8
bbls rags, M'Cullough, 9 & Co; 2 cam
Flacons & Ca.
Prrrsinnusil Crereirriverr AND By.
LOUIS RAILROAD. June 24. —2O eke
-meal, ..P El Craighead; 9 do oats, 4 do rye,
8 do rags, H Rea; 10 bbls flour. Hall &P;
20 firkins butter, W H Graff;• 25 bxs soap,
10 cases lard, Porterfield & Co; 6 tes
beef, 5 do bacon, Sellers dr. Co; 50 do beef
50 do hams, E H Myers; 10 do do, Watt, ,
L & Co; 60 do do,' Hays & Son; 13 pkge•
tebaooo, J Rogers; 18 bales cotton, E Hen
derson; 1 car staves, M P Adams; 100
bbls flour, D Wallace. •
ALLEGEENY STATION', Jilin 24.-20
bbls rosin, P Schwartz; .8 half bbls but
ter, 1 bbl eggs; 1 pkg lard, J N Simeon*
1 car flaxseed f: M B Suydam; 100 oil bbls ,
Hutchinson 011 , Co; 1 car, wheat, W
Mcßee & Co: 1 ear shingles, McCurdy &
McGinniss; 2 care cooperage, Ralya &
Robertson; Ido do, J . M 'Hemphill; 6
dos brooms, Clark t Bra; 10 bbls, 12 eke
flour, S 0 MoM.asters; 6 care \ lunestone,,3
do pre, Superior Iron Co; 170 aka oats, a
Rea Jr; 18 bgs rags, J B Jones; 60 bxs
cheese, N J Braden.
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : FR ID AN, JUNE 25, 1869:
RIVER NEWS,`_ L
The iriver is again receding at this
point with seven feet two inches in' 'the
channel. Weather Clear and pleaiant
and el! that could be desired for'out-door
business,
The Kenton. from Portsmouth. is the
only, arrival we have to report. The
Glendale, from 'St. Louis, is due and
will doubtless be found in port this
morning.
The from Farrow and barges departed
for St Louis with a good trip.
The Petrolia has taken the plalie of the
Grey Eagle in the Parkersbug trade.
The towboat Ha% keye will leave for
St. Louis to-day:with some 800 tons of
railroad iron and she has 100 tons of
nails engaged at Wheeling. At Park
ersburg she will take ia tow two barges
of oil. The railroad iron was made and
is shipped by the. Superior Mills. -
Several of the towboata.that departed
On the recent rise with coal, were so un
fortunate as to - stick' IrOrne - of their
barges at different points below. The
Lion stuck one barge at Brunot, and
went on with the balance. The Grey
Hound stuck 'three at 81erriman, "and
the Blue stuck` (we 'do not know how
many) at..HorsetalL
The R. C. Gray, Capt. Isaac Whitta
ker, wililpositively depart for St. Louis
and the Upper Mississippi to-day.
The Kate Putnam, Capt..G. .W. Reed,
takes her departure for Cincinnati and
Louisville to-day, and 'passengers and
shippers should bear this in mind. -
Tne Wananita,, Capt. 0. A. Dravo, is
up for St. Louis and the Upper iissis
sippi. She will aoubtless get away to
morrow.
—The Stella and Alps left New Orleans
for this port on Tuesday, and the Lorena
arrived at St. Louis the same day.
—The Great Republic left New Orleans
with a light cargo, and will make a
quick trip to St. Louis.
—The Beardstown was at Wheeling on
Tuesday. She, will go within ten miles
of Pittsburgh, and then return.
—The•Jennie Baldwin arrived at St.
Paul Saturday, and took her place in the
Dubuque line, the business rendering
five, boats, instead of lour, as heretofore,
necessary in the daily line between St.
Paul and Dubuque.
—A few of the enterprising young men
of Pekin, Illinois, i hi ve built a small
steamboat, which is to be used for plea
sure and profit. She is built of Tazewell
timber, by Tazewell men, while her
'machinery is also of home production.
—The contract for carrying the mail
from Paducah up Tennessee, River was
awarded on the 15th to a man named
Winters, of 'Alabama. He agrees to
carry the mail three times
.a week for
/3,000. ' - -
—Certain well-itnoin parties of St.
Louis, praotimi .boatmen, are engaged
on Outs for the construction of a.propel
ler Suitable for the navigation of the
Mississippi and the ocean. They have
abundant means with Oich to carry out,
their,project., • --
—A " Loialiville telegram says: The
Bermuda wad sold to Captains Benson
and Watts, of Madison, for the sum of
748,008. .They intendji t place her in the
Madison and Vinciri n trade. They
expect to have her ready for the fist
trip in the trade next week.
—The St. _Louis Democrat of Monday
says: The Thompson Dean' arrived at
Carondelet oat twelve o'clock on Satur
day night, and put out there 500 tons of
railroad iron. But for the burning of
some of her boiler rivets, which detained
her eight hours, she would have made
the trip in seven days, although she bad
for Cairo the enormous cargo of 1;100
tons. She brought here forty cabin
passengers, &a., including ex-General J.
B. Hood's mother and sister-in-law, Mrs.
Hannan. The General comes up next
trip..
VOR CINCINIIiATI antr i ggSt
LOUItSVILLE.—The ringpas
.seMeer steamer
HATE PUTNAM capt. G. W. REID
Will leave u above on SATURDAY, 150 1 1 bat.
at o'clock P. 11.
!rot freight orpassage apply on board or to
je= FLACK & COLLINGWOVU. Agents
FOR ST. LOUIA REO• v i d dir i k
AUK. -DURTIQUR 'and 'lsl`.
llL.—lhe steamer - .
R. C. GRAY Capt. IRAAO Warman,
Will Rave for the shove ports THIS DAY, 51 , Ath
Inst.. .4 4 welotk r
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OR ST. LOUIS, REO•
Ictrx. DUBUQUE-and adrod
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.A Ul.7.The steamer . ,
WAIIANITA Capt. C. A: PBwe
Will leave for the above ports on OATWIDAX,
the 5115th Inst.. at 4 o'cioett
F'or fraight or pwsaie speity on board or
J.,HSI FLACK or ,
TITTS nvnos,Adok
VINEELCRO , AND' PAN,
ICERBBURO .LlNE.—Leave.Comvanv.a Wharf
Boa; toot of Wood &met, daily as lA ar...WiD.
NICSDAYS and SATURDAYS !, tttf,Elf- . . L. Bil2britAN; Masten
!night will be received at all hours by
. JAMES COLLINS,
FLAVIC & COLLINGIVOOD,
art • *renal.
MO , LIVERPOOL
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Numbering. nizieMi drat4el: .esels..,amoai
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tinning MEV SATIIIIiSXY7 emu :Ybii 45 ,
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0 hest attention be even to all who want
anything lu our llue. :We always keep I large
lot or turnetrwork, reel' Balusters. ~Newl
Po tc- Bobs, 'he. Also. a',gooo stook or dry
W lout. Cherry and other lumber on band:
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THIRD ARRIVAL OF
SLIME 090D3 Ifi THE
Boys' Clothing Headquarters,
NO. 47 SIXTH STREET.
le9 GR.&Y.& LOGAN.
M'PHERSON MUHLANBRING,
No. 10 Sixth (Late St. Clair) Street.
'Su _ W. H. McGEE *.00.,)
ATEIRCHANT , TAILORS;
Have Put received their carefully selected stock
of Spring and Summer Hoods, and will-be glad
to show or sell them to old and new oe.tomers.
The Cutting Department will rtill be superin-
tended by Kr. C. A. SIDHLANDIUNG. •
I take pleasure lu recommending the-hbovetirm
to the liberal support of the public. _
mh11:181 McGEE.
TIEGFRIL I
(Late Cutter.with W. Herpenheide,)
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 53 Smithiloid Streei, Pittsburgh
sezma -
NEW SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES, cOC.,
Just received by lIEN*LVIEYER.
P Merchant Tailor. 73 Smithfield street.
GLASS. CHINA. CUTLERY
100 WOOD STREET.
NEW GOODS.
. FINE VASES,
BOHEMIAN AID CHINA.
NEW STYLES
--
DINNER SETE, •
TEA mr,Ts, -
=
SMOKING SETS, GIFT CUPS,
A large god( of •
SILVER PLATED GOODS
fe c er n .affslielTicrot ,l'euerd watt tewde.
R. E. BREED & CO.
-100 w
DISSOLUTION
TVISNOLVTION.The Co-part-
NEReHIP under ihe name Of FORR ESTER.
COLEMAN . & KNOCH. Manufacturers of
;Wagons,. to.. Is this day-dissolved by mutual
consent, WM. KNOCH haring sold hie entire In
terest• in the Mien ss. tsgetn-r with all •debis
owed to and by the . s. Folttt ESTER and
T. P. COLEMAN. by wh , te the business will be
continued at the old stand, under the name and
style of FORSESYMIII..t COLEMAN. All affairs
of the late arm will be settleo I.y the new filtl,llt
their cetice, No. 19 Marlon -arenue„ Allegheny
city... SAMUEL I&IIRESTEIt
TOED ORE r: COLEMAN.
WM: KNOW&
DUQUESNE WAGON WORKS.
FORRESTER & COLEMAN.
We ir 111 keep on hand and make to order every
style of PL .I 1 FL.AI FORM and SFR'isai
WAGONS, .iCAMTIA, WHEVLBARROWS,` &c.
Farmers will bad It to their Interest before pur
charing viserhere to call and examine our large
stock of STe - EL YoJTH HORSE HAY RAKES.
18:168
MISCELLANEOUS.
VALUABL CITY LOTS. FOB
SAGE. •
The undershrued, as trustee la the oartttlou
of the real estate of
AGNES KNOX,.Deceased,'
By order of the District Court of Allegheny coun
ty, will sell stimblic sale, on the premises, on
IiVEDNESDA.Y JUNE 80,1888, .
At 51 o'clock P. It., that very valuable property
on Fifth avenue, oily of rittshurgh, Collaisfleg
of TWO .LOT Iflrst—A lot' fronting on-Mar
ket street 30 fettand extending,the same whitn,
along the south side of Fifth avenue 101 feet to
Market alley. Pecou A—A lot on the opposite side .
of Market alley:. fronting On' !Mai avenue MO
feet and running back, preserving i.e same
width, along Market alley 30 feet. tra the ll'st
mentioned lot are FOUR PBAME TE EMENT
and on the other a TIMEX. STORI BRICK
BUILDING. .
These lots are 'thong tbeinost valusble to the
city of Pittsburgh. being on the_ yrinc'pal street
and In the centre of tntslntisi.• 'The attention of
eithltaktsts Is vertical arty itteitgel to them. as theT
aye destratne chiefly fat' the value of the lots, the
building" hot betas Of touch, consequence. aqd
Yotesesslon for buildiug'pe.thoies can be 'obtained
011 3' Months. notice, The. pr,peeey
.19w rents forme eight thoussed The purchaser
will e:eeepre the rents atter Jelz fat.•
TED TERMS or SALE
, .
• (W te
e-third oath, aid. the realnittai two.ttiteda
In two egaat Luau paymente, with atinilvaential
Interest, (tom day or tale, secured by - bona ana
mortgage on the preml.es, ' ,
. ;J. W. F. WHITE.'
Jima 5,1889. , • , • TRUSTEE
Je7:109 -
Bin
11111
ttb# OgiAti!ot JUNE.'/8 8 9, This
bleu ereeted "Allan the , pact year. af
iihliceothiniialloir for ' nearly one thon
ttsa,o tie !ululated equal to any of the
letelnWthe linit•ed
until then..adttfeee.
Proinlitor,
Nwiro. I Walnut street, 1%4'0141'15.
W
ii ..
. .- .
lit IrsIVIVE PcitTE.RY. • .
• • _... .
1014 idlinglio/k, f 434:14 '. 1 .
lisilefretder* ' •
NINFICIWINIOI/16:111111111TO&WASE disi
iStianattinderilgralraCt•
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A splendid new etock of
of all descriptions.
STIt EET
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&=YEIf3SION MERCHANTS
J. L. .. . .. ...A. E. WiItYYNSON.
DIMMER & STEVENSON',
DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN •
Pure Rye Whiskies.
IMPOBTEBEI OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS , &C.,
No. 87 Second Avenue,
B P 2O l ' Prrrnistrrunc, PA.
Est'fABVILIn BY A. & T
W. N. GORNLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(Dnntorrx OPP. BAG HOISEZ.,)
se :),18 PI x - rs ralGi Me PA.
X. STAMM, _
___ A. arzsza
M STEELE & SON, .
Commission liferchanta,
,AND DNALPS ,IN,
ate.
No. CM OHIO GTIZZE'L near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
W. C. it.REISTRONG,
Snecessor to iretzer & Armstrong, •
PRODUCE COMMISSION MUMMA
No, VS HAMLET STREET.
tarn .
FETICH EMIL JAL T. BIC/LAST
KEIL & HITCHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND DEALZBEI IN
FLOUR, GRAIL &BEDS, MILL FEED. le.,
349 Liberty St., Pittsburghi
my24:bB7 . -
L . J. BLANCILUID,
Wholesale and Retail tiroltr,
No. 396 PENN STREET.
aplB:xES
ITTLFy.
HAIDAI & PATTON,.
Wholesale °racers, Commission Merchants
an Dealers In Produce, Yloar, Bacon," Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard 011 Iron, Nails (Daze,
Cotton Yarns and all P'btaburgh MantAetorts
generally. 119 and n 4 sin:COND E. DIET,
Pittsburgh. • ~
JOHN SHIPTON.... • WALLACII.
§
0 11LPTON&WALLACE_OVhole-
SALE Gamuts AND PRODUCE DEAL.
No a 6 SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh. •
. ,
JOIIN I. Hotata..Erriv. Emus':
JOHN I. HOUSE &BROS., Sue•
censors to JOHN I. ROUSE & CO. Whole
gala Grocers and °Mull/Mein M=0121414 -Cot.
net of Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh.,
MIS CELL &NEOIIS.
NEM CO,.
Ncs. 221 and 223 , Liberty _ Street.
Corner of Irwin, now offer to the trade at low
figures, strictly
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
Molasses.
Porto ;Rico, Cuba and. English Island Sugars.
New York, Philadelphia sant Baltimore Be-
Sned do.
Golden Dri_ps. Loverings. ErnitHs, Stuart's,
Adams" and Long island byruni 4 7:
Porto Rico, Cuba and Eng li sh Island Molasses.
Young Hyson. Japan, Ilapprial. G unpowder
and Oolong Teas.
Carolina and Hanfrota Rice..,
Java, Lagusyra and lo Coffees.
Tooaceo Lard On. Fish, Halls, Glass, Soaps,
Cotton Ya rns, nc., constantly on hand.
Amfm 3 .
riSPORTEEB OP
Fine Ilrandies,Wines and &pm
'Rhenish, Roleße, and Sparkling Hook Wines
of Ruiftel & Co.. In bottles...,
Sparkling Moselle, - Sckarsberg ' and ,Toliatalisi
burg, Hookbehner, Burgundy, &c... •
Brandenburg & Ferrel' Pine Oltre 011.
do do Clarets, - Imported in bottles. ;
de do ' White 'Mau; in bottles.
M. Work elk Sons' Sparkling Oktoorba. • •
Fine old Einem, Madeira and 'Tort Wines',"
tree Old Monongahela BYO .Wll,lolo#, P We ,
do Very Superior Old Swint' do: do.
Sole Aponte for Ifoet & Cts.andon , e Grand Yin.
Verzenay and Seller)
Brandlee of onr own lee on
2 000,0430 AfpglllB , OF,
GHOICE LANDS FOR BALL
BY TEM
Union Pacific Ikdkaad qmpuly,
BAISTEAN
tottis Lions the Boa of their road. at,
$l,OO TOl4OO PER ACRE,-
And on iOBEDIT OP flUrtia.
for Blither pairtioulais;:inapi, do.. address
JOHN P. DirIiBEBUZ I
Land Oonuntsalorey, Topeka, Munn.
Or MULL B: L&NBOBNVBeeiy,
sat St. Louie. Biestnirt.
HOLTZKA.N & WIEDERHOLD
No. 100 Third Aveisue,* '
sUOtolators and - Dealerv-inTurtain- , Goodai
ISireen the i nt o hieu andt
. itonfee i' ' i ire sec d ll'
peblio to their Shelf e„Tecirted stall or , -i': ' J'A
~.Lace, and 4otthisrhara..,,o4rtnink. ;Volframle.
Laies, Dimwit iyIT N " FerlT'',o ~litexicAn . cloth,
titan, eli6tee, ally dornteet,' Mt' and *Limit
hour gt; iiprincitette of superior mat% , gar ,
Mi t tra er, (pure linte heir.) Plloviti f .liolf ter e,,,
t
aild ev • thing pertilnini in` e lireveless lid.
The II "'Vries iindlierliii'deilinnianrrPriVeriee
Ilt.bq 1 11 1*Ct193/.0, ftheitentt9lAgrs4 itil rd whl us).
i t f' r4 ,? w i re ,Pl r ANl l ilf V t i ) n a rii 1' I .1!
I ROIirtan.VAIWFaiROLD ',--
' No: 19b ntrYsin kirtikitYt; - 1
:rovittl93 ' ',. i: ,i , , 'l.. -, l',:: ',,t J. , ,, 1,,, , yr , ,:.
UNITED :STATES HOTEL, • •`-"
CAPE MAY CrrY, 15t . „1.;
Will be opened for the seam% BATIIIVDAY. May
8981. all Bret class_ ,sp,adatmentacellall'ita
any and yet aflordlnif to rtatlllea alt tad comforts
of .a expect s ni
tglvin
Ca
idespe MAY tall &tutu sad wal stOD Sh `- •
t." Addres - • - •.
8 my 2,1094 s.
31LtLEB. P.rollietor•
Z. SWINT.
QWIIIPIi BRAT'S',
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RAILROADS.
ttß 1:1GB,_ PORT A.YNE & CHICAGO
B. W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH It. A.
From May 9th, 1869 train/ will leave fans
and arrive at the Union 'Depot, north side, Pitta
burgh city time, as follows: •
:Grave, i. Arrive.
Chicageilitx. —2:08 a m {Chicago Ex. 1:58 a re.
Erie a Lripi . : m Chicago Ex -.jib:o3p mi
Cl. & W h'eld'lo:l3 m ;Wheeling Ex 10:48a
Chicago Nail-6;58u m ISL. Louis Ex. 7:08.9utt
Chicag_oEx_.. —13:43 am j Chllgo Ex &M1116:08 p m• CI. & Wli'g Ex 2:08p n. Cleveland. Ex 3:53 p
Chicago Ex.. 2:23 pm 'Erie & Yg'nExs:sBp
& Erie Ex4:3B &Wh`g Ex6:s3pine
.Departferen Alleghny. , Arrive Alleghen&
Bea'r Falls Ac.8:58 am i Leetsdale 4p..8:58 am
Leetsdale " • 10:03 am :Bca'r 8:284.11
" " 11:58 a m New Castle "10:23 am
R oc h es te r 1:28 pm • Enon " 9:13 am
E non " Bpm 1 eetednic " 1:013 pr.n
Leetsdale Acc.s: t 3 pm , Bee`r Falls " 9:93 DAM
Bea'rFalls " • 6:13 pm I Leetsdale 4 : 33 Inw .
Leetsdale " gi:43pml wa n:nz ,
Fair Oaks Sun. Fair Oahe Sun
day Church. 1:13 pml day uhurch. 9:53•2.=i-
Kir 3:23.0. m. Chicago Express leaves daily,.
sir,ss,o3o. eLomcago Express arrives daily,.
J. M. KIMBALL J. N. ld , CULLotrog
(lean Ticket Agent. GennSupteult4,
mylo
OA EGi E oramismi
TIME. • .
OMEN!? VALLEY RAILROAD,
THE ONLY DIRECT ROD'YE TO THE OIL
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OF OAKS.
On and &Mir MONDAY, June 14th,186 9 TWO
THROUGH • TRAINS DAILY (except Sunday) -
will leave Pittsburg) Depot, corner of Elev.
enth and Pike streets, for Franklin, Oil CitY.Huf. -
filo.. and all points in 0 e 011 Regions.
=An 11X79EnInGIEt. lAtinfg 13 g1T7131006911
Day Ex 13:00 a m 'Day Ex 5:15 ppr _
Night Ex.—. 7:30 nrn Night Ex. —. 6;30 aAt
m
Brady's BAc 3 05 O Bradys B . Ac 10:13 a m
Freeport Ac. 0:40 0 m letsodaW'ke - 7:40 a.m
Ad SodaW'ke 6:30 p m F:ee_port Ac. 6:16 p m
let Hutton... 6:43 a m Ist Hulton.'. 6:50 a m
Ad F1u1t0n...12:00 -I in Ad IFlniton.:. 00 put
1
3d Hutton... 1E:00 p m 13d Hulton... 1:03 p m
Arnold's Ac. 5:00 pm I Arnold's Ac. 7:403 an
Churcn - train to and from Soda Works leave
Pittsburgh at 1:10 r. M. Arrive at Pittsburgh,
(Sundays. )10 9:50A. EL
Expresettrains stot t only at principal points.
Accommodation .rain stop at ail stations
J. J. LAW ENCE, sten'i bnp't.
1 THOMAS H. RING, Assn. Bunn,
ap3o - .
rENNSYLVA-MENNE
NIA CENTRAI, RAIL
AD. On and after April 25th„ 1869, Trainc
will arrive at and Fie art tom the Union Depot,
corner s: of Washington and Liberty streets, as
follow
rri
Rail TraAive.
1:25a
Fast Line 1.65
Wall's No. 1.. 6 20 am
BrintonAcc'n. 7:00 am,
Wall's No. 2.. 6:50 am
Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am
Johnstown Ac10:35 am
Ac Nol 1:10 pm
Pittsb'rh Ex. 1:30 pm
Phila. Expresel:so pm
Wail's No. 8...9:50 pm
Braddock Ac.. 5:50 pm
How'd - Ac N02 , 9:35 pm
Wall's No. 4. 7:20 pm
Way Passn"r 10:20 pm
wllaese trains make cis
burg for Baltimore.
The Church Train leaves Walls Station every
Sunday at 9:05.1. tn., reaching Pittsburgh
10:05 a. m. Re turning, leaves Pittsburgh
12:50 p. m. and arrives at Walls 'Station
2:10 p. in.
*Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All Othe
trans daily except Sunday.
For Ruttier informatunapply to
W. H. BECKWITH Air: -
The PermsylvanlaßallrOad Cory mots&
sume any risk hfrßaggage,exce for wearing ap
d ate) and limit their responalb ty to One Hun. •
dreg Dollars in value. r All Baggage exceeding:
that amountvalue ,will beat the risk of thm
owner, unless taken by smetal contract.
EDW iii WILLI sleß,
ap26 General RuperLutendent, Altoona, Pa.
Depart.
Day Express A:115 MI
sontnern Ex.. CD 0 am
Wall's No. 1.. B:3osm
3lall Train.....ff:lB sat
How'd As Nol/0:20 tun
seinelniti Ex 18:30 pm
Wall's No. 2..11:81 ail
Johnstown do. 3:05 pm
Rraddocks Ac. 3:40 pat
Phila. Express 4:20 pm.:
Wall's pm,
Walt's No. 4.. 8:05 par
Past Line-- 7:3opm
How'd icNoB.l3:2open
Wall's N 0.5.. 11:00 pia
se connection at HarrlB.
!t PENNSYLVANIA E S T ERNSlsammesi •
PENNSYLVANIAit RUAD.-4)n and.alterApril 116th,1869, the .
Passenger Trains on the Western Penn_ syivelds,
.Iteo road: will , arrive at and depart '= thee:
'Federal Street/he:pot, Allegheny City. as follows:
'Sprleigd , e 015:40 a m Mail. " 7:00 •It .
Freeport No.113:40 ern Frecioit No. 19 hitoain ,
Express...... 10:40 kw herpb?g Not II:20am . .
Sharpbig No.11:510 pm pre55"....... :A:5O pat" '
Freeport N0.3 , 5:00 p m ringtVe_
_N013:30 pro,
. i.
Ma11.".;.,,'' ' 5:50 p m reeport N0.15:20 pm
Springd!eNeat 5:140 p m Sorb:km:Pe Noy SFS° P.M
Aboyeotrains runally except Sunder. ' -
The Church . Train leaves , Allegheny- Junction
ever, Sunder at I , 0 a. m. reaching .Allegberty
City' at 9:50 a. m. • . Returni ng, leaves Allegheny ~
City at I:20 p. m. - and arrive at Allegheny June
tion at 3:4 0 p. m. -
Comittrr.Mo2l Ties:ere—For sale in. packages
of Twentv. between Allegheny City, Chestnut
street. Derr's, Bennett - Pine Creek, Etna stud
Sharrasburs and good only on the trains stopping
at Stations ape aided on tickets: •
The trains leaving 'Allegheny'y City at - 7:00 . a,
trt. make direct Sonneetion at Freeport wlthWal.•
ker , s line of Stages thr Butler and Rannaketowns.
Throteghttokete may be purchaaid at thr Officr,-
No..MBt. Clair street, near the Suspensionßridge.:
Pittsbure. It, and at the Depot, Allegheny, •
For Sather infbrmation applysa
: -
JAMES LEFFER S T
S, A gDenOtM.
The Western Pennsylvania will
no
t' l,
at stone any risk for Baggage, except;.for wearing/
. n ir d*d i al iiii l t ri th ignMll B . itgelargYul., One
..
ceeding thhemount in value will at tap risk CV
the owner, unless takerrby Special tract. •',
EDWARD H._ WILLIAMS
'tali Genetal Sunerintendent: Altoona. Pa.
.
11)
OINOTIOLVIT A..
• LOUIS RAILWAY.
,
•
PAN HANDLE DOETEEiI
°RANGE UP and after.T4ol7l3..tt,
April 26th, 1669, - tratne will leave mid arrive
Ws Union Depot. ma:snows: . .
• • Depak. ' Arnim:
2:92 a, m..19:13 a. m.
Fast Line ' 9.43
p a. m. 7:13 p. m
Express. ... , ..... ....... :. m .433 a.m.
3111te4LtAto;ar • 2
6:3333 .
S. M. , ' 6:58 , p.M,
MeDonild's.dceln,No.lll:43 st. -8:18
Steubenville Aceommod. 3i68 p. '9:33 a. al
lterrensl4!s .Aertn.. No. 22:20: sek. melt:km TD .,
Euxdayethsreh•Trsin.. 12:68 p. m'.
aa# "
It Us% lel leavAtiallv. •
duly All other arable w I rtm daily. annaaye except.
ed. - ie. at ,Trala puttee clew
neetioutt NeWark fir - Zanesville.
8111ELILL,OetteratTiokat Agent
W. W. CIAIsO dmirt Stenbe ill Ohl 1.
, ay o.
sew
ETTSBIIIRGIISAMIMEK --
4 w2riewiiv, L .
m0Z.1%.
On and after_7oNBLAY, Noyember 7 , 7*;-
/.100,44,nLitilfirul arrive at and depart TiOnt -tho
Depot .
acmes, of Omni and Wata
Arri
r ,streeta, to
folicrltat - • • '
piert ve;
Marto and froin .
'oa. •
• •
- town. 7:00 b at. 8:00 •
McKeesport docorndVn 11:00 A. K. 2:08 P. 31.."
Ex. Wood from IT6t`M.. 8:111Q g. at. 10:10
Wen Norton Accom , l m.' 8:35 A. K..
Braddook , a Accomilt , n. 8:15 p.,K. 7:50 P. INS .
Night AO. tol1apart:10;30 P. M.. 6:4.0 A.;:km
Bunday Mardi _
Mid from Wet Newton 1:00 7. it.10:00
For. tioltato sprat trl - , • , • t'
Z. It: ILITMOND, Agent*
W.,II,IITOUT: fitaradmmuulent. , . ,, . nod .
Md#Y SlLLmitancas
4Lpturs.
UNION" PACIFICII:JUL - 01' j
_
Eastern Dirdtitiiii.
.._The BMW/4AM AND Mt./iT RELLairl
NAJUTE from. la" Santo al poi ma
.
Colorado Ne vada,;
Colllorala Utah,
Arizona- - washington,.
lgoii Mexico : • - :,, •
SPIRO) ;
, Oregon.`
I r • •
, 22WV2intrni lasi. State - Una and Leavenw
Ltdond av a eallepted.lontbe arrival or trau.
of inieffid it a aroad ITOMnt. Louts, and Haunt ,
tat and at. Jos Mont laniney,eonaeoe.
-Inv at Lawrence, Topeka and , VV . arneato
_Trlth
Magas dorlitilrlS , liablaark f , At -end •ea -
tr .,„ k w as{ EjwyrAritk nt she , UNIT *MD
• 112 M • COM PAN va Dana
uN &BA ) SLAMM MAIL &NM 22P2M22'
u l• • • :1• , ••
i4E l l l4 o 3 igi PA-7.11 ; t4 l1 $74_,
in.", -Points .taligke Territories s .
.
And3r I2I222I )2BBCOPOVIII472ItIELY'LINiI
COACHIMI tor rots Paints Fdri, rut,.
'Altualder9toliMani‘ Pet a . ''. all points' in An.
an a and NCR.MB7.IOO, • ' • .
With , -thOlivicett addltidnii , ,iii Itoe
and eeinipment. toad Uot. , ...nmingesoopta made%
witar.responaiMeoverbutd Transportation Lines ,
from Its weatern terminus. take roa d ,aoir odors
unedrdled"'lldllitlea - (hr Ina vranandalion:o.
(might to the Far Watt. , , - • • -
, ,Ileketa.for' Moe at nu move olitees Li'
the United Buttes and Canada. . •
Be sure and ask or SI tete 'la TR aMO24
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