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NY CATTLE MARKET.
OFFICE; OFPITTSBITROE.GAZETTE,
MeNDAY, Jane 28, 1669.
CATTLE.
The supply of Cattle to-day, was not up
:to that . of lastweek either in regard to
, ilutubers or quality, and in the absence
of any inquiry for shipment, deservi9g
pi the name,. the Market was a rather
..hard one. and devoid of that activity,
which usually prevails when there is a
!light, 'appply. 'Prices, compared with
.week, ruled lower, especially the
oommonerigrades, of which the offerings
consisted Chiefly, while strictly prime
biteheriltick brought relatively better
_ prices, There were a few extra Cattle
wild at 8, but the bulk of thelbest stock
on tutle Sold at from 73y®73(,' and fair to
, .
' good 'rimy be' quoted at from 63.-i ®7.
Stockers dull, and 'neglected 'selling at
5 to bm®SX, as to-quality.
• Of the -Odle on sale, 10 cars were
from'Chicmgo, '2 from Fort Wayne; 1
• fr om'Limi; 2 from Crestline; 4 fr om
Minifield;2lVoin Upper Sandusky;l from
- Carktottt 1 "froM Alliance, and 1 from
Londertvillo., ' In' addition there were 4
care'load driven over from East Lib.
- erty;'thaking the wbble number on sale,
aggregate aeven.hundred and twenty
• five head. - , 1
P. Sheitemantle sold 6 head Butler Co.
steers at 534} • - •
K. Katz bad 8 'head Stark Co. scala
wags for Weistunger—so mean that they
could not be sold. • •
• Jas. Hanlin 12 head Washington . Co.
. cows and steers, at 5%®6.
Lowenatelrie it Zeigler 38 head Indv•
ana steers,o commission, at 63(®7.
L. Keefe 16 head Ohio steers, at
43 1 4®7,4: - r..
I.;Rothohi ds 18 head Chicago steers,
at 7 1 2®7%.
Hass & Kraus 32 head Chleago steers,
-at 63 il@l7N. \ •
' M. Verner 84 Chicago steers, at 7®B.
Peter Hartinan sold 24 head Green Co.
?Pa. •stockillt 5®7;60.
Ifeeletirpoid & Blackstock 45 head Ohio
steers;'CoWe a nd bulli, at 4%438. ' 1
i
Greenwald de Kahn 54 head Cham
f -Paign - Cci :Oh 6 steers and heifers, at 034
•@8; 20 hop, for .W. 'Barnes from Knox
- Co:,ol2do,•fit4ti(4l7.
t ' ' Carr & 'McAllister 4i) head of Ohio
steers, on Oominsion at Eig@e34.
4 S...tlarks ifs -B ro . 54 ' Chicago steers, at
7 1*W.... ; 1-_, 1 _ J •
,acoiD Needy b 4 Ohio steers, at 63048.
d Traurman & Lobman 74 lead Ohio
1 and Illinois, at 634 ®B.
i Joseph Myers 23 - head stock. steers, at
1 . 5 34® 5 . 3 a'•;1
1 Smith & Blue 18 head Ohio. steers, at
M 4i(§7. , I .
i Hedges & Taylor geld 70 head Indiana
• steers, ; on com mission, at 6,50(47,40.
-.. ••• t BEP AND LAMBS,
~ There ;was a very full - supply of this
chum of,etook on sale to -day, about 1,800
liead, and with only a nioderar.demand,
the market war a very dull one, and,
compared - with' last week, prices have
••, • still further declined. And had it not
been for the present - of one or two
4iwholma buyers, it would 'have been
ki
still worse. as several droves ‘. were
• taken out of the market for shipment,
thua reducing the nnmber on sale, and
- rendering it possible for holders to close
out the
. balance to the retail trade. As
already noted, however, the market was
Ia hardqne for sellers,-and it is probable
i that. moat, of them lost money, and but,
i verY few, if any realized any profit.
1 , The very beat sheep on sale did not
k r 'bring over 4.X to 4;4—the same kind
- boA:wok sold at 4%(,5. • Lambs also in
1 . good,
to supply, and lower, Selling at from
111,5 D 43,50©3,75 per head; , the bulk
, of the sales being at 51.69@ 2 . 50 . The
i,. following is a_partial report of the sales: .
i - Beeler wholesaled, 75 Butler.comity,
.
sheep ' and *lambs to G. 33iiiisteine -at
I 52,20 per head. i
I Jacob Emmill reports having whole
.l Aided 175 head of sheep, averaging 93
' l lbs.: at 89 and retailing 100 at 11,50®
1 - 3,00 forliambs, and 92(43 1 4 for sheep.
i Adam Eckert sold 155 lambs at 51,50®
1 3,75 per head. _32 sheep unsold. •
i Garvin & Bro. reports 90 • sheep and
f - lambs ilit - an average of 92,50 per head.
1 J. M.' McNees 90 sheep at 51 to 53yi.
McDowell" Sold 182 sheep averaging
1 96 lbs: shroat at 54,15 per lb..
J. Davis reports 143 sheep at 52,50@
3,50 per head: . 1 •
James Shaw 67 sheep and lambs at
.;, an aver age of 12;50 per head. -
I ! - Stakly Brb.lso* sheep at 91,2504,001
9k and 100 lambs a 51,50®3,00.
-t , Jamb Rillti head thin sheep •at an
average of 51,5 0 Per head. ' •
( toes.
. . . .
r• no enquiry for this
the market r is. dull
While prices are nomi
eil.- - We. - continua to
way at 9@lo34®llcts,
-indition..---.
There is •little,
class c4' stook,.
and npglecteds.
auy unelisu
quote in a retai l
as to.quality,su
.•...j:illuitelaTelegraph.
• Nair Your, J e . 28. %ig
Cotton lu
d,),
better sales of 6, bales at 34®343 5 for
soiddl mg nplan Flour- 7 :recelpts, 15,-
406 barrels; dull and s®lo lower; sales of
5,600 bfirrels at $4,90®5,45 for ~ superfine,
State and western, 50,15®6,70 for extra
State, 55,70®6,70 for extra. western, 26,75
07,25 Or white wheat extra, 16,25®7 for
Round Hasp Ohio, ;6,75 ©7,50 for extra
st,, is; 58®11, for good to choice do.
Bye Flour steady; sales of 800 bereels at
54,2546,25: Cornmeal' quiet. Whiskey
_
dill "St 98 for western . : " Receipts- - ;
"wheat; 507,126 bushels. Wheat le lower,
with moderate business for export; 'sales
of 146,000 bushels at 11,85 for No. 3 spring,
511 42( 6 1 , 4 4 for NO, 2 d'o., 51,48 • for No. 1
- do.'.'Rye scarce and firm at $ 1 ,2- 5 0 1 , 80 ; 1
'aitiegbf2(/o„bush Is Of western at 11,27. 1
'ReCeipte--Wrs, 10;498 bushels;, opened
i
I®2elietier and closed ,quiet,' _ ,advanCe
mrtly lost; sal of 78,000 bushels at 63®
for new Inaleg)iiiitern via ; eanalt na
• 25092110evis ridiread; Mogan% at ' li'aza
under extreme — quotatioiii. Receipts—
:sopa, 25,727 bushels. Oats unsettled; sales
.85,000 bushele at 75 for western in store,
77@7754+ do.' sliest. • Rica notainall hil
- ehangedi-Coffeado.'illugar dill end heavy
with. sales of 1;800 hogsheads 'Cuba at
41,i& Melees' le dull. Rop a are'quiet
.1:4 1
[ =as-6®150' thericart. Petroleum is
-qtdet:' 'l,lnsee 'Oil indult it $1,0101,03.
- spirits Turpentine . quiet at 420451
, Pork is dull and heavy, with Sales of 500
1 .barrels at 532,37®32450 for new Mess,
- dosing with -sellers of round lots at
! $82,50 WM31487432 for old do, 828,250
I 27 for -prime," and $28,25®29 for prime
i ..mess. - Reef Steady; bales 185 hogsheads.
7 - 13eef Haira are steady. Cut Meats',are
i Anil; with'sales of 150' packages at 13S®
1 .14%d fOralititild,e* - 16301446f0r hams;
-*middle's firm; witifules of 120' boxes
tinted at` ieggpolo tardiiillall and
*heavy, with sales of 400 .tforeili'at / 7 0
.199 e. ehieflyl9f4ol9X6' for Mean]; , and
1 19,4®110X0 Mrkettle retidered: Butter '
}llisteady tit 16038 et the Ohio: Cheese 1B
, deli it'llol7 l 4e,; YiSiglitii to pverpool
1 Zetef il quiet Ind' di* , with" iftitpnients of
i 444e1° bilsligii V it AM OF s a il, anti
! i edtrirritittiri.•! ' • • I al _ " - ~_. ,
trout-•.&w,--.1 1 110 410iieinatick';Clixiea 'Ai ,
ipittitifetliittit VearY 07,4 2
N0:1; An 4 41/§14:01=V7,1 ;
'Weatertr. Oata dna ar it.a . 01
IC=
770 afloat for western. Corn dull at 85®
880 for good to prime canal and 86@893
for do. railroad. Pork is rather more
active with sales of 600 Wile mess at
532,25 for regular and $32,20 cheek
Wednesday. Beef dull and unchanged.
Cut me Its dull and heavy. Bacon quiSt
and unchanged. Lard heavy at 19;( 3 @
19%0 for fair to prime eteam. Eggs quiet
and unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 28.—Elstern Exchange
ifirm at par buying to 1.10 premium sell--
ng. Flour quiet at 55,60@6.50 for fair
to choice spring extras. Wheat . moder
ately active; sales of No. 1 at $1,25®1,27;
No. 21@1 3 ,4c lower, sales at $1,233401,24,
closing at 51,23, this afternoon the market
was dull and,nominal at )31,22 seller for
July. Corn unsettled arid , active; sales
No. l at 71. 1 4072 c. , No. 1 at .71©72e, re
jected at 6010)62c., no grade at 50@51c,
closing at 71gc for No. 2; this afternoon
the market Was easier; sales of No. 2 lit
7034 c seller for July, Oats active; sales
No. 2 at 61%@630 .cash, and 6134€1620
seller for. July, closing at 63c cash. Hye
atsady and qvieg,sales No. 1 at $1,06@
1,07, closing at $1,06. Barley nominal at
$1,45®1,50: Highwines dull, at . 9430.
New Orleans 'Molasses 95c@11.1. Sugar
13X®14%c for.fair to choice. • Pro Visions
dun. Mesa `pork nominal it $33,25.
Lard 19 /, Hweet Pickled Hams' ISM@
1634 c; Dry Salted 'Shoulders 1234 c for
loose. Freights quiet and steady at 53Sc
for wheat, corn and iye, and 4c for oats
to Buffalo. ROcbilits past twenty-four
hours; 5,895 bbla flour, 86,240 bus wheat,
84,192 bus corn, 19,948 bus oats, 1,520 bus
rye, 540 bus barley, 4,765 hogs. Ship
ments:9,o36 bbls flour, 143,423 bus wheat,
53,485 bus corn, 97,282 bus oats, 347 bus
rye, 7,00,9 hogs. •
ST. Lours, June 28.—Tobacco in good
demand'at full prices. Cotton nominal
at We: Hemp dull, Undressed sold at
$1,40@1,50. Flour firm and unchanged:
super sold at $4,50(44,75: extra 165,00(4)
5,25; XX #5,50@6,00; X 116,50®7,50.
Wheat unchanged; $1,1234 was offered
for N0..2; No. 1 sold at $1,15®1,1534 for
. .... . ._
prime to fully choice red;_
11,22®1.45 for
fancy; 51,50 for fancy new red; white at
11,60.. Corn in.demand and higher; 78®
830 for choice to fancy white in bulk; 75
®770 for extra in sacks; 77®80c for 'yel
low; 87(4)630 for choice 'white; fantiy do
held at 80c. Oats higher; 62 in elevator;
65®660 for mixed; 67 (MSc for choice and
fancy white. Rye lower at 11,05. Whis
ky 'Steady at 940,' ' Groceries quiet and,
unchanged. Provisions inactive and not
so strong. Pork sold at 133,50. -Bacon
sold in a small . way at 14 ®1434c for shoul
ders, a'decline; • 180 for clear rib sides;
18y 4 ®1814c - for clear sides. Lard, order
sales, at 1844 i
.- for choice tierce, and 21c
for keg. Receipts-2,000 liblsillinr, 9,500
bush wheat; 9,000 bush'corn, 4,500• bash
oats, 500 bush rye,. 2,000 hogs.
.' Cfscir euemr, Jane 28.—Flour un
changed, family 55,75(4)6,00. - Wheat dull
at11,20®1,25 for Nos. 2 and L .Corn dull
at 66®68c for mixed. and 70c for
white. Oats dull at 68®71c. Rye dull at
'51,10®1,15: Cotton firm• and 34c higher,
middling 3234 c. Tobacco unchanged.
Whisky:dull at 92®93c. Provisions dull
and no demand of any consequence, but.
holders generally firm; no sales. Butter
firm at 25®300. No change in oils and
the demand light. Groceries steady and
in fair demand. Gold 137 buying. Money
market close.,Weather fair. Tner
moineter 88 derees. Wind from the
northwest.
CLevELAND, Jutia ' 28.—Flour very
quiet and prices nominally unchanged.
Wheat; the market is better and firmer;
No. 1 red winter 11,35 and No. 2 do.
51,26. Corn firmer and better; No; '1
mixed 74c and No. 2 do. 70®71c. Oats;
the demand is moderate' and the market
quiet; held at 66c for No. 1 State. Rye;
there is not much demand except in a
small way, and the market is nominal.
Barley; there is at present no inquiry at
$1,1234®1,13. Petroleum dull and inac
tive; crude lower and held at $6,35; Ire
fined 29®29340 in a small way; no trans
actions fur tne eastern market.
TOLEDO, June 28.—Floor quiet. Wheat
4®50 better and, active; amber $142;
white Michigan , regular 11,42; No. 1
-white 11',65; No., 1 red 11,35; No. 2 ted
11,28.-. Corn 20 better and active; No. 1
.700; 2 74c; rej'ed 69c. Data 10, etter;
Michigan66c. Rye in good request but
.none ring. Barley dull. Receipta—_
2,000 bbls flour, 21.000 bush wheat, 19,000
bush corn. 2,400 bush oats. Shipments
—l,lOO . bbiti -flour, 27.000 bush wriest,
800 bush corn. 2,800 bush oats.
• • BAL2.2dOED, June 28.—Flour favora
buyers. -Wheat dull with sales of new
white a 11,90. Corn opened firm,- but
closed.d; sales of heavy prime. white
at 95®9 yellow_ at 88®90c. Oats dull
at 70®7 ' for light and 800 for heavy.
Provisions easigr. l • Mead Pork at 134®
84,60, con—rib sides at 18®18go, clear
iiiti.
rib at 1 lallBjic,,ahoolders at 1t®1654c,
hams at :=®=' ;ie. Lard 'at 20e. t Whiak.,y
nominally at /1,03 and scarce. '
,
liisuFais, Jnne:2B.—Cotton firmer. at
3234034 v, receipts 1024. exports 402 bales.
Flour—co change but a. firmer feeling.
Wheat—new 111.1(61,25. Corn—sales at
9434 c. lOats 77®780 and inactive. Hay
126 and dull, Bran 21e and dull. Corn
meal—sales at 13,90 for green; 54,26 for
. kiln dried. Pork 1340. Lard 21®22c.
Bacon Arm and unchanged; shoulders
16o; sides 19c. . : ~.. . t --
MILWAUKEE, June 28..F10ur dull and
pices Unchanged. 'Wheat unsettled at
51,25 for No.:1, and: 111,Mi- • for- No. 2;
Oats nominal at , 69W - 06W , for' No.
6 2.
Corn, rye and barley nomina l. grain
freights quiet and unchanged. - deipts
—l,uoobbls flour, 66,000 bus wheat. Ship'
Mentsl4,ooo bbis flour, 90,000 bus wheat,
600 buoate. .;
- , Lotativuzs, June 28.—Superfine Boar
14,25. Wheat, red,lll,lB, white ,11,26.
-C0rn,1660. Oats 7064 , Bye 11,26. Leaf
tobacco steady with saltine 122 hhds at
115;70(4110. Provisions quiet; mess pork
,133,60; bacon and 'shoulders 14.5.10; clear
-rib 18o; clear sides 18340.. Lard 19 p,c.
,Sugar cured hams 19350. Higbwinea93c.
PHILADELPHIA. June 28.--Flour more
deinjiand.prjoes Wei/maintained.. Wheat
very quiet; red 11,40®1,50.. Corn in
limited demand; mixed, western 881/49e t
- Oats steady; western 76c., Provisions
:unchanged. Petroleitai steady; .: crude
22 :4@ 230, rafted 4/0450- , ,Whisky
unsettled at 90®940.: ;
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New Toss, Ilene 28.—Total Beeves
for the Nook. 4854, with VW on see to .
dayi market lively and good • droves
Moot off, early; some of the•stook arrived
late; there was an advance of fully NO on
Ifet cattier while. ordinary showed no int
pxoTtoneut, the extremely hot weather
and overstocked sheep merket • tends to
check the dittuend tor beef, , so light
supply nearly meets the -demand; the
comity begins to deteriorate as more
ilrarift cattle colas fbrward: •Thereie but
POO or two. superior lotsJ on .saie, the_on.
Memel rangs ate the: bulklof
Seir to good stooksoing at 1434@16cdt
T. , Aleiender sold felB Blinds, which,
brought 140,.:exceptlb. head extra fine
animate,,, scant , 8 !owt; • st ~ ., 1 84gleXer;a .
drove of tdr.6% citi Ohio steers Bold at
150, waitWhead 7,,fp vat. at .109. eaoht a
lot of SS head Texans.,l3% ,Ovria, brought
18%0 while 70.heted,:geutucktet natives,
8%-,•arrt,4,, averaged. .150. Bbeep Care
extremely depressed;:ttotal,ureositaidar
the,week29.6W - head. Irhicht - .8000 Al-
Ity#34 for tgodsro;macksts ,bedded .8,000
besd,left,:from ,Batuktiayptherlpeus /we
Mil slid Misers unwilling to operaterAhc
Lomat Minutemen
the bluchers' heeds, wau the few prime
ftriTii.L;i6ii'':':,.:o.iii
sheep go off at 6@6xe, extra at
734 c, with fair at 5®584c, and
so many thin sheep that 3®434c or 2®
S per head are all they will bring. Trade
is the hardest of the season, and very.
few transactions can be reported, viz:
one ear Ohio 72 lbs 83 each; one car 80
lbs sqc: one car 82 lbs sc; one car Indi
ana 90 lbs 6c. Lambs also declining with
receipts from Canada and Kentucky;
they are worth 8®10)5c; extra Jerseys
lio• ' sales 450 State 55 Ws at 10%c; 68 of
56 the at 10c; 100 Ky. 63 lbs 100; 115
State 57 lbs 734 c. gogs , plenty; 30,500
coming in for the week, and 8,000 or 73
- cars to-day; they are worth 9x®9340
with a few prime at 9%c; &eased are
selling at 41%c. ,
PICIADELPHIA, June 28.—Beeves mod
erately active but prices unsettled and
lower; sales of 1;500 - head at 9 ®l4c , for
extra western steers, 7(4144c • for fair to
good 010. 6®634. gross for common.
Hogs dull and lower; sales of 4,000 head
at 1013®14,75 per owt. net, for corn-fed.
CaloAcio, June 28.—Cattle dull at 84,75
®5,43234 for stock, and 16,3734®7 for ship
ping steers. Hogs dull and easier at
58,80®9,40 for fair to extra choice. •
' ST. Louis, June•2B.Cattle unchanged
at 3®70 for inferior to - extra clioice. Hogs
in good request at 734®8c.
Dry Goods Market.
Nsw Your, June 28.-The. Dry Goods
trade is quire - languid, but prices are
nevertheless firmly maintained for cotton
fabrics and on some grades of bleached
Muslins we have to report No per yard
advance from the lowest on the Fruit of
the Loom, telasonville,Lonsdale and Hill's
Stomper Idem.
RIVER NEWS.
River was again receding last
evening with five feet four inches in
channel by Monongahela marks.
Weather continues cidudy and Unsettled
with frequent showers of rain. Mercury
at 4 Y. at., 85—in the forenoonit was up
to 82. • , •
• The Bellevernon, from St. Bon's, is the
only transient arrival we have to report.
This boat has made a good record in re
gard to speed, and is now considered'one
of the swiftest sternwheelers on the
western waters.
Capt. - Vanhook, of the Great Republic,
is still in the city.
The Inns No. 2 arrived from 'Zanes
ville and mil, depart , malty, u naual at
4 P. at.
—A dispatch from Quincy. of June 24,
sayin The suit of James H. Waahing
ton, negro, against the St. Louis and
Keokuk Packet Company, for damages
for refusing him afield at the table with
white passengera, and • for afterwards
ejecting him from their staamer, the
Andy Johnson, was called to-day in the
Circuit Court here. Washington, claims
f 2,000 damages, but • the impression is
that he will get nothing.
—lt is rumored that Capt. J. Alex.
Frarler, has purchased an interest in the
Lady Gay, and will take command of
her. , -
—A St. Lords dispktch says that Capt.
Wm. W. Ater. for himself and associ
ates, will leave there next week for
Louisville, to contract, if possible, for
the building of a propeller, which is to I
be a huge barge, with cargo box sun.'
mounted with a texas pilot house and
Chimney. The vessel is to be 280 feet i
long. with 50feet beam and no guards,
and to draw three feet astern and hard
ly anything at the bow. Iler capacity
will be about 2,500 inns. The hold -will
be divided into several water-tight Com
partments. She is designed lor the St.
Louis and New Orleans. trade as a grain
vessel.
—The stern-wheel America will
_take
the place of the Telegraph in the Cin
cinnati and Big Sandy trade during low
water.
- -The steamer Salads has been char=
tered for the Pattersburg - and Gall's*.
Us trade during low water.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
Prrriituton, FORT WATRB a. Cirt-
CiAOO RAILROAD. June 03.-6 cars •Inetal.
Nimiok ACo; 2 do do, Superior 'ATMs; 1
do do, Loomis dr Collard; 300 bbls flour,
T C Jenkins; 100 bbls flour, Watt; Lang
& CO: 200 do do, H McClure & CO; 10
• bbls 'tallow, F Sellers & CO; 5 cars staveS„
P Adams &Bro; 1 car wheat, Hitch-
Pock, M & Co; sdo corn D, Wallace; 26
aka wool, S Herbal:it S bbls eggs,
Volgt. Mahood & Co; 2 Ws oil, W Mc-
Kowen & Co; '1 car atone, J L L Knox; 13
Wm cheese, P Gibson; 10 eks buckwheat,
D Wallace; 1 oar steel, H Young; , 1 do
stone, R Braogen; 1 do steel, Pgh Forge
& Iron Co; 237 bdle green hides, G N
Bahian; 1 car ear corn, 13, H Herron; 4
tibia bacon; 2i. Boa; 15 tea hams,, Sel-
Airs & Co; 4 bbls eggs, 1 do bacon, Day
Cr o wIZIAZID AND Prrregvaga Rait-
ROAD. June 28.-3 care stone, .1 L .L
Knox; 1 do grind stones, J Keown; 1 do
oats, Graham & M; 116 aka rye, .1 White,
Jr; 4 caralimestone ore, McKnight. Co;
810 cakes, 8 masses copper, C G Htussey.
& Co; 826 do , copper, Park,'McCurdy &
Co; 5 bbls oil, Pennock & Beeson; 2 bbls
tobacco, J Zimmerman; 26 bra cheese,
Bruggerman & O'Brien; 11 Greeks apple
butter, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 13 do:do,
Yon Corder &S; 8 bbla egg*, F G Craig
head; 4 bbls buckwheat flour. Totten de
Co; 37 biro wheat, W
Welsh & Co; 25 bra
starch, W H Kirkpatrick dt Co; 100 do do,
•ArbuckleS do Co,
PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI AND, ST.
LOTUS Remsoer. June 28.-4 bbls eggs,
W:8 Graff; 8 do eggs, F 0 Craighes.d; 20
eks Meal, Day & Co; 40 bdls broonno
Hutchison; 68 bales eaten, Kennedy &
Childs; 20 dodo, A H Childs; 15tcs hams,
Watt, Lang & Co; 10 Ins bacon t ,Dalkell
& Co; 10 Ibis lard oil, F Sellers;. bbis
Sour, 3 Gardner: 8 cats. staves, Wm
' Hastings; 25 bbls highwine; Rodelheim
& Co; 800 pigs lead, F H Nevin.
:ALLEGHENY VALLEY Batiataan. - 3tme
28.-4 car metal, J Marshall & Co; , 1 do
Woodsides; 1 do do J Moorhead; 2
do, stone, Henderson .& Co; 2 cars lime, D
L Reynolds; 8 1 do do, ,f4boenberger &
Blair; 2 do • atone, Harrison
,& Brm. 8 ,do,
railroad iron, J B Dorrington Agt; ,90
Carboys acid, -Lockhart, 'Frew & - Co; 4
ski wool, 7 Barker, Son & Co: '
ALLEGHENY STATION. kuie,2s.-5 cars
0re,.2 do metal; 8 do limestone, Superior
'lron Co; 88 bka cheese, A C Goodrich;
tar' cooperage, 3 M Hernphill; 2 cars
;stone; Forrester -d: Megraw; ' 1 do, do, .1
Adair; 50 bbls lime, Jos :Craig; 1 " c car
wheat Kennedy ' d: Brm 10 Us 0an5155 1 .7
Kohe__,n- 15 bxs soap, T catubbs; 88 Op
oats • E C Magto. '
'T0,14 - oAtv.
.10,000
ON NIINIT OLMNIMO,UTOAGE, CITY 11401 0 - .
Itlux-ttittir.' 4.1) ; ? 1
•01:.. 't . ', -11 ... : ~.; '",' e.,...C 1 9-,ifki ‘ li i..3
.iialiAmtasoeir.a.Txrpaionatizir
tux ii!!
34)6iTS .-..,,,,... 3iiviiiii WTIQD
kb=
MEM
: . 7V,5P.AL„,.11tN1U.,,,.:2R,
RIVER PACKETS.
UPPER lIISSISSILITI.
OR ST. LOUIS, REO-jar m e .
SUS. DUBUQUE and P.
AU4—The steamer
WAUANITA Capt. C. A. Drievo.4
Will leave for the above ports THIS DAY.
the 29th Inst.. at &o'clock P. ta.
For fright or passage apply on board or to
J - 4 aliN PLACH or
fell • J D. COLLINUWOOD,
PARKEBSBIIIM.
11001TTS 011-,A d dre .
WHEELING AND PAR
EERSBURO LINE.-Leavy Caravans.. Wharf
Bolt. WIC of IN nod Btreot. daily at ILA 111., WED
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS,
ORRY EAGLE C. L. BRESNAN, MUM".
frelght will be received at all hoc= by
JAMES COLLINS.
ArLAWL & COLLIN GP7oOD,
Agents.
CM
STEAMSHIPS.
TO. LIVERPOOL AND
onsimnr
QUEENSTOWN.
.
TRH INMAN IL SIL STEANIBRIPS.
-
Numbering sixteen first-chef vessels, among
toy mthe celebrated
mrll , or PAIWS, CITY OF ANT - WEI - P.,
47ITY Or BOSTON, CITY OF BALTIMORE,
• .• OITY OF LONDON,
EVEMAr SATURDAY, from Pier 44,
North Raver, Newl%k i . For nassage or further
information sooty to
MILL' A BINGHAM, Jr.
. TO FIFTH STBEIVI•_, (Chronicle Building.
WuunlyoundAtte Fast inflep. P.ttattnt,n
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
J. L. D1LL1NG1212.... - A. L. EITZIMISON.
IlkailliGE.R & STEVENSON,
DISTILLERS' AND DEALERS IN
,Pure Rye Whiskies.
ThIPOWIT.E3 OP
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, &C.,
87 Second Avenue,
..L2O prrisallßGH, PA.
.Eir e rAity kgr is ED . BY A. & T
W. N. GORKLY,
lazoi...iititEirautocza.
N0..271 Liberty Street, •
(DIELD= 021 , . EAGLE 11 cerzin)
PITTSBURGH.
se sit- •
IC. Azusa. a. A. ems..
lur STEELE & SON,
JAL.
Cemenission Merchants,
LIM =ALI= IN
FLOUR; GRAIN. FRED. am,
No. of OHIO SWIM, near East Common.
.ALLEGIEIENT CITT. PA.
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
Successor to Fetter k Armstrong,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 25 MARKET STREET.
invlb
pktra silL....
KEM & RITCHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND DIALII2I3 IN
InAn7B, °Tux". naps, MILL SEED. 4lis.
bee Liberty tit.. Pittsburgh.
sins:DV •
1 4, 1 BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Wooers,
16:7NOTio. 396 - PENN WREST.
.
T.A;rrru s; 'ISAMU, & rAirroN,
Wholesale 'Grocers, Commission Merchants
an Dealers InProdnce, "low, Bacon , Cheese,
Ash, Carbon' and Lard 011, Iron, Nat ERau,
Cotton Yarns S and' an Pntaburgb• Man • etures
genarall% 1111 and 'll4 nZOOND 8 , : • ET,
PIK/burgh. • . • .
JOHN BRITTON ' 4." LLACZ.
MPTON-b.WALIACA • hole.
HALE GROCERS AND PROD LiGE
No. HEWTH HTSZET.,Msburich.
%UMW • - ,
:elm r.lroires..itrw. noues.,..mnc. a. noun.
TORN L ROUSE' &BROIL, STIRS=
;twat, to JOINN,I. HOtrifit a CO..Vtiole.
ems Grocers sad. Commission Merchants. Cor.
er of Smithfield sad Water Streets. Pittsburgh.
WOOD...TOM . 14, '
SCBOLI. SAWING,
• ANII MOITLDIZIG.
Done promptly to orderat 161 LaeOek Mahal.
legliedy CitY. b 7
.
P. LEISIZZLTEB. &CO.
The best attention will be giltto - all_
e twho want
anything in' our line. We al
_ye k pa large
lot, of turned work. such as Balusters. Newt
Posts, Hubs, me. also, a pod stE of dry
Walnut._ ( berry and other limber on and.
myll:j7 Y. LILUZZLT A CP',
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
Q M, ,Ai= C 0.,-
• • , Mll4lllflitittlieli :4 •
411ZENSWAILE.• BgIRTDL 11115'ilte.
Discs *id Waselionse, 363 I.II3SRTY BEST
pill orders vromptly attended to. . .
T U. TOIINGSONA CO.,
it,Ol t oy tiocz izAisay, bolitzonowilir
tom cassA Auld DINI*O BAL4O.Iq,
m m ltb x t b el !street corner Diamond aliey,R-gebyortl.e
Me= and c_ak n on Ani tleno n nnpl - ewith In
itt a tiasiumwsELEl.um.
, ---, .
• ITALtie zraina mt.!. Otrite. VtiAbAcifiL
.:.• aIt&RALL , S lELIIII WILL CUBA DTEPIIPWA.
, mAseaauen Maxis Wit.i. Cuss cosTrai-;
wise. • .
Price of Marshall's ilixtr, 41.00 peer bottle. i
- Dotkotl3lll. Market street, Al. MAIteHALL
a co., mugging, Proprietors. -
• For sele,, wholesale 'and
_total; by_GEO. A.
• WILLY. rlstabutett. • fe1t49111.11111 Et
MOOD "
(HELP BREAD AI DRAB IMIZEL
for 'WARD'S iireadi
Tin largest sad best., The initials "B.
ever" • Tato none else. - sus :Tea •
VILOOR CLIMIN
x ORHEN OIL CLOTH
1 4 1 1/NO I PATN 4. '
twAngerrnAtkv6
wt. calif •
_TuF 4 !
~.ucxyza VABIWry.
.1. A H. PHII4 . IS. e
96 and AS Sixth " Street
• ' Eyouvuire -HOWSE* HAY
A large let ,Imltreoelred put tar ale 4,lorre
market gripe,lT ! KNOX,
.ingllekl9s4 l rTie - I -
E
OUWV. L , IBECIUNTID.'
s': A rmW• ,iiliatira4B°...4,we4t
Fk*.,
anent
. 'f"P
1869.
MISCELLANEOUS.
'TALUABLE CITE LOTS FOR
SALE.
The-undersigned, as trust-es in the-Dull:Ion
of the real estate of
AGNES KNOX, Deceased,
By order of the District Courtof Allegheny noun.
ty, will sell et public sail, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1868, '
ME!
At 0 o'clock P. Bt., that very valuable property
on Fifth avenue, city of Pittsburgh, conitstiag
of TWO LOTS. Ylrot—A lotiltonting on .Mar
ket street 30 feet and extendlng,the same width - .
along the south side of Fifth alenue 101 feet to
Market alley. second—A lot on the opposite side
of Market alley:: fronting on Fifth avenue SO.
feet and running back. preserving toe same
width, along Market alley 30 feet. On the fist
mentioned lot are FOUR FRAME TENEMENTS,
and on the other a THREE STOBt BUICK
BUILDING. •
These lots are among the most valuable in the
city of Tlttsbnrgh. being. on the principal street
and in the centre'of business. The attention of
capitalists is particularly Invited to them. as they
are desirable chiefly for the value of the lots, the
buildings not being of much consequence, and
possession for building
puaposes can be obtained
010/ months' notion. The property. Row rents
for over eight thousand dollars. The puichaser
will receive the rents after July let.
THE TERM OF SALE.
tine-titrd cash, and the rematnln, two-thirds
In two equal annual payments: with seml-annual
Interest from day of sale, secured . by bond ano
mortgage on the premises.
June 5, 1869.
1e7:k29
BAN EMT HAYED OE
$2.00. THIS CARD
entitles the bearer, on presentation,
to TWO DOLLARS abatement on a
cash purchase of $25.00 at the great
cheap clothing house Of
S. C. TRATIMMAN,
ORIGINAL spa NUMBRR 11,
Sixth Street, late Bt. Clair
Nobody beat by this crtabliabment, but fair
dealing to all: Call and be convinced. AU
clothing plainly marked by printed card', at
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
So that do one may be deceived. Remember
the ow I.S
e, original big number 11, 13T
STREET, late St. Clair.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS OF THIS!
'T/LIVERMAR.
ite2srrcr-8
Restores gray And faded Hair to• its
ORIGINAL. COLOR, removes Dandruff,
CORES ILL DISEASES OF THE SCALP,
Prevents ‘BA.t.oNEss,,and makes the halt
' grow Soft, Glossy and Luxuriant...
Loo ead sl„so per Bottle. &di Bottle la a Nest raper Bes.
• .I"repared. by SEWA - RD. BENTLEY
&CHENEY. Druggists. MIMI°. N.Y. Sold ,
by all Druggists.
Ji.. IP. RICHART.
HOLTZIAI4 & WIEDERHOLD
31).100 Third Avenge,
.
Upholsters and Dealers in * Curtain Goods,
Dliek, the attention of their Mends and the
public to their finely asserted stock of
Lace and Nottingham cartilris Testibele
Mexican Lacer; Damait Reps. Ferry's ' cloth,
Satin, Delanes, :Gilt Cornices, Gilt and :Walnut
Hosildings, Bpringßeds of Superior make, Hair
Hatiseses (pure w bite hair.) Pillows. Relaters,
and eiveittiGng I . :43101111ns to f drat-Claes bed.
.The latest Parts and fterlln designs for Draperies
atthe inspection a their customers.. go re urlil to
Eastern Shaw Feathers alwats on hand.
• HOLTMIT •dc•WDIDERHOLD
no.loo THIRD AVENUE.
BE
~D.
imiPartdr and =Pa dallier . ,
rleige STATICIPMEIIary
WEPDING, VISITING. .PARTY AND ":BUSINESS
!Aso el/AWN%
IFONOORSIUS, A10113;- ; ;LLTailidATlNet, -ae,
Orders by mall receive prompt attenUoa. Bead
for samples. •
1.0113 ChestwilitAL, Phila„
inHEIIIIV4EEDEIL
CrECER.TLY SEEDER.
'Every faulThs using Cherries, whether for Dieu,
sinning or dry ing, should have Imo of thesavalu.
'able Machines: . It not only saves time aidtaoor,
but will more than. pay far itself in seedingone
bushel of chervies. , .
The .Vaehlue Is cheap, simple, durable and
handnime. The hopper is adjustlide, 'thereby
adapting it to on outs of cher:tel. •
.1111ALVAIL PRICE •• •
• • i 'Yon SALE BY ' j •
JAMES 'SOWN
NollB6 WOOD STREET.
10-Tllll
40112711. STIERABT EOM H. PATITSISON.
ROHM IL:PATTERSON &
larir=lit% SALI]• AND:•
co]nmioN STMMES
OR. IST
PITTBBIIIIOa,
Ude/Me :„., • ;
BITED STATES ..111}TE14
'CAP prz purr ► . j,,
Will be openekfoy the Ilit sum SATURDAY. May
Atini 'uric elate onotaingents, miesl to
11T atilbrib atior•taßitolgegues hp the oomfo.r_t•
or a home .. President Drain eir e h r.:ll v i t ,l
Cape Illy th is teastnieridw.o stop'
ti :`4 l -4 440 0 Prinimelor
p uim o t jw3..
•N 'is '3G,a3uhrt
trail&UßA .
: TT. ! .3: i II
ORN ANT 4
-..CARVE S
. : ;'alto.;
Prlttli ut.4l,assostiai*Vs)ll3llll, iM.711.4
"X= TURYIWG:
,~~:..
1
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ICI iiMigalalle nligus II '4: • .
J. W. T. WRITE.
TRUSTEE
WEE
RAILROADS.
'1 '1 FORT WAYNE. If, CHICAGO
1 -§QQ. - / 111411 M 8
B. W. and.CLEVELAND &PITTSBURGH E. R.
Prom May 9th, 1869, trams will leave frem
and arrive at the Union liepta, north aide, Pitt"-
burgh city time, as follows
Leave.
Chicago Ex.;.. 3:08 a m
Erie t Ygn Er.7:38 a m
Cl. & Wtog11 , 10:15 cm
Chicago Ma11..13:59 a m
Chicago Ex....9:43 a mi
.Cl. R Wh'iar. A:08p tn
Chicago Ex., 2:23 pm
W'e & Erie Ex11:38
Departjewctitephenv.
Bear Falls Ac. 13:58 a m ,
Leetsdale ""
11:58 /0:03 m
m
Rochester " 1:38 p m
Enon .3058 pm
Leetsdale Acc.s:L3 pm
Bea'rFalls " . 6.13 gm
Leetsdale "10:43pm
Fair Oaks Btin
day Church. 1:13 Plll
JR" A:o3_B:m. Chlosi
Aer 1A:03 D. ta.ChICA
J.ll. KIMBALL,
'lien I Ticket Agent
Earl°
Chicago Ex...1:58 a m
Chicago Ex ..18:03 p m
Wheeling Ex 10:48 a tr.
et. Louts Ex 7:08 p m
Chi'go Ex 45114:08 p m
' Cleveland Ex 3:53 p m
Erie & Yg'nExs:3Bpm
Cl. &Whig Exo:s3pns
Arrive fa Aitephstsb
ILeetsdale &o.. O:58 am
Bca'r Valls " 8:28 am
New Castle "10:23 am
Enon ".-9:13
Leetsdale 1:08pm
Bear Falls " 2:43 pin
Leetsdale " 4:33 pm
*air Oake fin " lt- 7 2 " .
day ...:11nrcb. 9:58 a m
EXpreaa leaves dilly.
Exptess arrives daily,
. N..111'013L1.0140H.
41WEI'lf3upte.n't.
gi:El A N 41 IP,
.Orgillillpill -- ~
T IME. •
GHENT VALLEY RAILBOAD,
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OF LASS.
On and after MONDAY, June 14.th,18159 TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except Sundan
will leave Pittsbargt Depot, corner of Elev.
gnth and Pike streets, fc r Frranklln, Oil City,Buf.
Pilo, and all points. itytt e 011Begions.
LEAVZ PITTSBOTIGH. ARMY IS PIT?SBVBOH
Day - Ex - 8:00 a m Day Ex - 5:15 p m
Night Ex.... 7:30 pm Night Ex • • 8;30 a M
1
Brady's B Ac . 3:05 p m Bradys B Ac 10:15 a M
Freeport Az 9:40.a m Ist sodaW , ka 7:40 a m
lid SodaW , ka 8:30 p m Freeport Ac. 8:15 p m
1
Ist Halton... 6:45 4 51 let Halton., 8:50 a m
2d Hutton —12:00 m2n Halton:.." 2:00 pcc
31 Halton— 11:00 pm 3d Holton... 1:05 p m
Arnold's AC. 5:00 p m Arnold's Ac. 7:40p m
Clinrca train to - and - from Soda W - OH:s - leave
Ptttsbnrgh at 1:10 P. If. Arrive at Pittsburgh.
(Sundays.) at 950 A. M. , ,
Express trains ,. stop only at principal poin t .
Accommodation . rains stop at aThstations 1
~ J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen , i Salon.
ap3o
t.i. THOMAS H. KING, Wt. liap't.
- . . ..
ENNSYLVA-awarmit
IV NIA CENTRAL RAIL
AD. On and after Aprll 98th; 1569, Trains
will arrive at and depart from the (Inloi Depot,
corn.* of Washington and 'Liberty streets, as
follows ,
Arrive: •• " • /*Mgt.
Mail Train.... 1:25 am vDayExpress.. 2:15 au
Fast Line 1.45 am Soutnern Ex.. 4:B 0 am
Wall's No. L. 6 20 am Wall's N 0.1.. 6:30 am
BrintonAcen. 1.:50 am Mall Train..... S:1& am
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 am How'dAs No110:20 am
Clacton Ex.9guam irineinitiErlie:3o pm
Johnstown Ae10:35 am Wail's No. 2..11:61 aril
Roved Ac Nol 1:10 pm Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm -
PittstOun Ex. 140. pm Arnddoeks Ac. 3:40 pm-
Phila. Expressl:so pm Phila. Express 4:20 pm
Will'e N003...2:50 pm Wall's - No. 3.. 4:sopm
Braddock Ac:. 5:50 pm Wall's No. 4.. 6:05 pm
wllaWldAe No 2 9:35pm "'Fait Line • " 1:30
Wall's
WerPNon 4.
1 I : : 2 0 pm
Wowi'SN seN 02320 pm
'These trains make close ecru:action at Harris!
-burg for Baltimore. , • • •-•- •
The Church Train leaves Walla statt6t even
grandly lity 9:05 a. in., re:Laing - Pittsburgh
10:05 a. m: .Be turning, leaves Pittsburgh
12:50-p. m. 'and arrives at Walla Station
glop: -
'bath:matt Exprees "Wee deny. -AllOhl
teams daily except Sunday. ..1 -
Por further lultortaation a 9.y to, .
• - W.' H. - BECKWITH; Agent.
The PennsylVardaltailroad Company mill net
acme any Melt forßaggage,except for wearing ap
parel. and limit v
alue. responelbll One Hun.
dreg Dollars in v All Bag ga g e exceeding
thst amount In value will be at the risk of the
Aerwstar. talent; taktm 1n spegfiel contract.
. _ • ICDWAREV tl. WELLLA.3II3, .
apR • Generallinperlnteadent, Altoona; Pa.
E. .
E Et T.E•R N : a s tgagaggi
PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.- 0n and !Marking' 25th,1869.the
Passenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Hai road. will arrive at and :depart from the
Federal Stre ve et Depot, Allegheny City. as follows:
Arri. - Depart,
Springd'e No15:40 is m 1 nil ' 7:00 4 M
Freeport No.18:20 a m Freeport No.l 9: iilOarc
Express,.. 10:90 a tu Sliarrob'g No111:90 ant
Sharpb.g No.11:20 p rn Express 2:50 pm
Freeport No. 2 4:00 p m Springd , e No13:30 pm
Mall 5:50m Weeport N0..2 5:5a0 p m
Springd'e No 2 6 ; A0 p Pm o nritsFd'e No 26 ' 30 F la
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday. -
The Church: Train leaves Allegheny Junction
every /Sunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny
City at 9:50 s. M. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1:90 p. tn. and arrive at Allegheny junc
tion at 3:90 p. m./ • ._
CossurrrAmon Tionare—Tor vile in packages
of Twebto, between lAlleuheng City, Chestnut
streM, ;Herr's, Bennett, Ine Creek, Etna. and
Sharpsburs and good only on thetrains, stopping
at stations rpecideamattaketa.... - _
The trains leaving Allegheny City at 7:00 - a.
m. make direct cOnnectiOn at•FreeporittelthWal.
ker's line of Stagesfor Eptler and Mannahatown.
Through tickets. *nay be Purchalled at the 011e0.
No, ISt Clair street.near thegnspensionßrido,
Pittsbrirs h, and at the Depot,-Anegnany. . -
31• C
ibither -
14° J= n L a iriE t t AV; ke'
e a p t -'
. ~, .. 'Federal Street asota
.
- The - Western Pennsylvania Mailtdad .13 - not
assume au risk for Baggage, except to/Melling
impaired, - and limit their respoludbility to Ono
Hundred Dollars -In value. . AR • baggage ex.
ceedlng its amount in Value willbe at the risk el
the Omer. wiles, teem: er epeelslauttlea..., 5
EDWARD H. WILI.I/‘il•
ap2l , etneral Smierlntendent.: Altoona, pc. k.
rrreiriatork
CINCINNATI D • • :71 1 mclemlum-"a—molt —
LOUD 3 RALI.WAY.
• • z:
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
CHANGE, OF. TALE .....ttarter ldalatiCri a t
April Mb, 1869, Iran's will leave and arrive
Dm Union /Mot; I •
Depart. Arrteu
Mall . 11:08 IS :38 a. au
Put Lini . 9.43 a. la. 'I:13 p.
pail. 4:83 a.
rt i ef ei Valk 544.4. a. „et.tt! p.
lieta.1111.11.11•Za. Ea. "ACM a. nu
Bleu alineAA* • oraaod. 1:58p. at, 9i33 a.la
MeDoaArla fio. D.u. , spiv 0, m.
biandigr Caaniza Frau.. 34jap81), m", 901 1 6 M.
jac.lll: r. - 36 pink wOi lama daft.
11:13 P. Irma win arrive duly;
_41"1411 trams
ITX"4.l,Wklirelarip74l:
meatless at .liewask Z
B. 5.11,0111. L. Germ Ti et la.
W. W. CARD, Butet.i sOtabilizV O hio::.
=BURGS BURGS
oominswisviLL
On 'and after TUEFIDAt, November; ITtb.
iraine will arrive at and depart tram tits
.Ix•rileter.6raat - arid- Water: atreetie •aa
143114 7 1 !''. ; ,Thapiwt, ,
Mall to and from Union: toto oyo
lage - esportAoromdt'n A. 144 ,a, ,m • II:05(P. Y.
Ex: to and from Unt'm §:al P.m. 10;t0 A. Y.
West Newton Accom , d Am3OP: .8:85
Braddoekis Aimomdt , m. , BIIIIP. 2
1: 80 .
Night Ae. toBaK sport4o:au P. st. 45 m
Banda Mutt, Wald to ' -
sad Mom West Newton LOOM Mr10:00
' 1(4 ' 41 -344 Ameni:
W. B. STOUT, Dtpenntander& . • n 073 '
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fi l ui,, :e rdata4lo l 3.ow4on'thearrreat 01 traor
Railroad [rum. tit. Louie, ano 'unto.
1 Yl 'dt. Jaw Railroad from tininaw eminent.
. Lawrence. Topeka and St amego .14tA
4 s4l A eli to all 'pain •In. Mutsu. At end
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c 4
t A