PETROLEUM imwwmr.
OF. FIcE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY July 'l5, 1869.
The market has recovered somewhat
from the stagnation which prevailed
yesterday, as there was a stronger feel
ing to-day, and rather more inquiry
though prices are without quotable
change. Dispatches report a new well
on Shamberg, which, at last luxxnatts,
was producing at the rate of2Bo . bbla per
day; this will stiffen "up the Sheathers
farm considerably, and will infuse • new
life in developing wells in that locality.
Last season Sbamberg was oonsidered,
with the excepdon perhaps of Pleasant
ville, the best producing district in the
oil' regitmsi• :recently, however. 10,!P.
peered to be . •* giving • out and operators
generally thought that its best days had
passed. With a single exception, this
we understand, is the biggest strike that
has been made this season.
CRUDE.
Market steady, and if anything a
shade fiimer, and there appears to be
rather more , inquiry; compared with
yesterday, prices have undergone no
change. Sale 2,000 seller all year, at
14; 2,000 July at 1434; 1,000 seller Sep
tember to December, at 14, and "1,000
August, at 14%. There were offers
from Oil City, to sell at 14%, delivered
here, which was considered equivalent
to $5;65@5,70 per bbl there.
REFINED.
Sales 1,000 spot, at 31; 500 do, at 315 i;
1,000 July, on private terms; 500 August
at 3234; 500 September, at 33; and 5011
• August, at A2V„ and 600 September, at
33—sold together. As in the case of crude,
the market was rather firmer, though as
will be seen by reference to )the sales
above, noted, prices, compared Rith
yesterday, have undergone no quota
ble change.
LossuoAnTso OILS.
1 Eclipse Winter Lubricating '
bil 40c
Eclipse. Railrqad Axle 35c
1 , Eclipse Machinery 75c
Eclipse Spindle 80e
RECEIPTS OF CSIIIDE OIL.
G. S. Thomas.
Mailer & Bro
J. Wilkins
J. M.unhall
Total 2,440 bbls.
OIL SHIPPED EAST BY A. V.
Lockhart, Frew & Co. 731 bbls refined
to Warden, Prow & co. Philadelphia.. •
Wormser, Myers & Co., 215 bbls ref. oil
to Warden, Frew &Cm; 'Philadelphia.
_B. W. Morgan & Co., 200 bbls ref. oil
to Warden, Frew & Co., Phila.
Lyons & Bro., 382 bbls refined to W.•
P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Fawcett, L. & S. 200 bbls refined to W.
P Logan. & Bro.. Philadelphia.
Total shipments Retined 1,70
OIL SHIPPED EAST AT DUQUESNE DEPOr.
Brooks . Ballentlne dt Co.. 74 bbls ref.
to Warden, Frew et Co,. Philadelphia.
Hutchison Oil dt Relining Co., 152 bbls
to E. H. Haley di Co.. Philadelphia.
Fleming & Co. 494 bbls ref. oil to
Waring, Ring & Co.. Philadelphia.
Total shipments Refined 597
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORE, July 15.—Ashes; pots
quiet and steady. Cotton quiet without
change, with sales 1,100 bales at 34 . 1 / ,;(&
313(3 for uplands. Flour—receipts 52,383
Vote; market slightly in buyers' favor,
with sales 11,300 bbls at $5,20i35,60 for
superfine State and western, 56,50@6,90
liter extra State, 56,20(416,90 for extra west
ern, 57@7,25 for white wheat extra, 86, 50
42•7 for round hoop 0h10,417®7,50 Tor ex.
tra St. Louis, and 58(4)10 for good to
choice do; closing quiet; included in the
sales were 6,500.bhul extra State at $0.65
for export. California floor in better de
mand. with sales 500 bbls at 56,50@9.
Oregon flour quiet at $8(4)9,50. Rye flour
firm, .with sales 450 bbls at 54,30®6,60.
Corn Meal scarce and firm. Whisky firm;
sales of 125 barrels western at 51,05 free.
Grain—Wheat; receipts of 8,288 bushels;
the market is leas active and slightly in
buyers' favor, with sales of 88,000 bushels
-at 51,48®1,50 for No. 2 spring, 51,51 for
extra choice do, 51,54 for No. 1 do, $1,50
for winter red western,
51,58 for winter
red Ohio, $1,56@1,65 for new red and
amber Southern, 51,65 for white Genes
•eee, and 51,773 x, for choice white Califor
nia Rye quiet, with sales of 1,000 bush
els State at 51.25(§11,80. Barley and Bar
ley Malt; no quotations. Corn; receipts
of 65,737 bushels; the market is a shade
firmer and in fair demand, partly specu
iative, with sales of 112,000 bushels at 72
%88c for unsound. Sugar is in fair re
quest,. with dales of 450 hogsheads Cuba
at 11©11%c, and 1,200 boxes Havana at
1.2@i250; Hops are firm and quiet. Pe
troleum is steady at -163.®17c for crude.
Linseed oil is quiet and firm, at 511 n
casks. Provisions—Pork is firmer, with
sales of 600 barrels at 532,35(032,50 for
new mess, 531,75 for old do, 528,50@27
for prime, and 528,50®29 for prime mess;
also 250 barrels new mess, buyer for July
at 532,50. Beef is steady, with sales of
260 barrels at 58@16 for new plain mess,
and sl2@lB for new extra mesa Tierce
Beef is nominal at 5201525 for prime mess,
and 525(g130 for India mess. Beef hams
are firm, and saleis were made of 825 bar
rels at 525@32,50. Cut meats are firm;
sales of 250 packages at 133i@14c ifor
shoulders, 16q@l7c for hams, and 190
for fancy. . Middlings firm. Lard firm
with a fair demand; sales of 600 tierces
at - 17,,(0193‘c for steam, 20©20y,,0 for
kettle rendered; also 500 tierces steam,
.bnyer and seller July, at 19%©193;43.
Butter steady at 16@30c for Ohio, 18@360
for State. Cheese steady at 11®153ic.
Freights to Liverpool are dull; shipments
of 30,000 bush Wheat at 8d per sail, and
9d per steamer; also 6,500 bbls Flour at
2e - B;id per steam. •
Latest.—Flour a shade firmer, with a
moderate deinandi Wheat steady, at
-51;48@1,50 for No. 2 arid' 51,53 for o.:•1N
spring. Rye dull, at 51,26©1,28 for
western. Oats dull and heavy, at 800 for
western afloat. Corn quiet, at 70@ 890
for_unsound and 9142195 c for sound mixed
. western. Pork quiet, at 582,37 for regn
-lair mess. Beef quiet und., unchanged.
Cut Meats quiet and, without decided
+Mange. Bacon dull and nominal. Lard
steady, at 10,4(41,195‘c for fair to prime
• steam. Eggs t o fair. request, hut dn.
• changed in prices. , .
MICIAGO, ilat Se. ...
Bacuange
• Par tl ,t4ll por cent premium selling;
140 per cent discount, buying. Flour in
,
good demand for low and medium gsades
of spring extras; sales at ,15,25@e,75.
Wheat tolerably active and I®lNo
' higher; sales No. 1 at 1/1,32, 1 4®1,33N; No.
2,11,22)601,81N, closing at $l,BlN®
1,813,; this afternoon No. 2 was firmer
at 0,32, seller July; $1,83 was bid, seller
August.- Corn in fair demand and I®
13j0 higher; sales No. lat Bt% 82c; No.
-2, 81W2c, and rejected at7,034®7135c: no
grades sold at 57N®800, closing at 81®
' 82c for N0..2; this afternoon No. 2 was
firmer at 8134€1820, seller July; 88c, was
bid, seller Austad: crate gigot and NO
No lower sales r1T0,..g at .66 g00 6 304
, rejected at 9 61@i1Nov closing at ON.
$60% fOr stronger:.
No. 1 M S 1,0601.01; N 0.2 at 11,0017.
". cloak* 1403 for' d. 1. d
BatlesrantliwynopMau lAF.ish•
wines steady and Ann 11. New Orleans
Mauna at 984401. Kw Pork Mali-
nal at 833®88,25. Lard quiet and firm
at 18 3 / 4 ®18 3 . Dry Salted Shoulders
'lnn at 12X. Freights at 5c for Corn to
Buffalo, 9c for corn to Oswego. The re
ceipts for the past twenty-four hours
have amounted to 5.589 barrels of flour,
90,205 bushels of wheat, 77,374 bushels of
corn, 81,006 bush oats, 1,689 bushof rye,
9,070 hogs. The shipments for the same
time were 8,604 barrels of flour, 55,882
bushels of wheat, 63,658 bushels of corn,
82,942 bushels of oats, 1,894 bushels of
rye, 6,179 hogs.
Sr. Louis, July 15.—Tobacco is stiff
but not higher. Hemp quiet but firm;
undressed sold at 90c®51,22. Cettton—
notbutg doing.- Flour weaker but not
lower; super Ons 55 50@5,75. extra 55,62
6,25, double extra $6,1N©6,75, treble ex
tra to fancy $7,00@9,50. Wheat etiff and
high grades 5c better; no. spring offered;
choice old and new fall sold at $1,45(i)
1,50. • Corn firm and higher at 900 for
mixed, 960 for choice yellow, and prime
to choice white $1.00(g4.05. Oats easier
at 690 for black, and 70@72c for mixed and
white.- Rye firm at $1,16@1,18. Whisky
firm at $l,OO. Groceries quiet and un
changed. Pork--demand"moderate and
prices unchanged at $33(4)33,75. Bacon;
the demand has been checked by the
higher prices asked, and only a small
business was done at previous prices;
shoulders 14 1 /,c, clear rib sides 1734 e,
clear tildes 18%c.. Lard; no sales and
nominal at 18(0114;4c. Cattle—receipts
and demand light at_412)43 c. Hogs 7%c.
Receipts-800 bbls flour, 6,100 bus wheat,
6,400 bus coin, 3,600 bus oats, 500 bus rye,
$6O bogs..
CLEVELAND, July - 15.—Flour quiet
and steady; city made 'treble extra white
59; double extra amber 57,75@8; red win
ter 56,75@7; extra red winter 56; double
extra spring 56,50; country brands range
as follows: double extra white :7,50@ 8;25;
double extra red and amber 56,25@7,25;
double extra spring' 56,25@6,75. Wheat
—there was a moderate demand for No.
2 red, which was 3c higher; sales No. 2 at
51,35; No. 1 red nominal at 51,43. Corn
—there was no inquiry and the market
was nominally unchanged; No. 1 mixed
held at 84@85c; . , No. 2 do at 'Blc. Oats—
receipts good add the markeflower; sales
ofNo. 1 State at 72c. Rye quiet and in
active. Barley dull and nominal; there
are no more receipts - and probably will not
be until the new crop comes forward.
Potroleum—nothing doing and the mar
ket nominally lower; retinei 'held at
28 Ma for August; crude lower and held
at 56,50. „ -%
80 bbls
,240 •"
720 i,
1 4 400 !,
OswEcto, July 14.--Ilour in good de
:nand and 25@500 lower with sales 1,000
bbls at $6,75(97 fcir No. l. spring; f7,26@
7,50 for amber winter; 5425 for white;
$9 , for double extra.. Wheat dull and
lower. with sales last night 3,600 bush
amber Michigan at $1,51; 7,500 bush No.
1 Milwaukee club at $1,96, and 4,700 bus
toarrive at $1.46,1i. Cora dull and un
changed at 87c. Corn Meal at $1,75 per
cwt. Mill Feed unchanged: aborts at 20,
ship 'stuffs at 22, and mtddlings at 26@
28e. Canal freighta—wheat B%c, corn
7%c, rya 8s to New York; lumber 83,50
to Hudson. 'Railroad freights—l:our to
Boston, 68c, to New York 5&, and to Al
bany 50c. Lake imports-18,000 bush
wheat,l,ooo,ooo feet lumber. Canal ex
ports-351 bbis flour, 300,000 bush wheat,
1,469,000 feet Inmber.
Totino, July 15.—Flour drill and nom
inally unchanged. • Wheat; amber open
ed 2c better, and closed 1c 'better, with
sales at $1,49 on spot, and $1,48@1,49 sel-
ler for the month; closing with sellers at.
$1,48k for No. 2; red Ic better, with sales
at 51,40 for No. 2; spring at 51.20; re
jected at 51. Corn; market quiet and lo
lower, with sales No. 1 at 87c; No. 2 at
8234 c; Michigan at 82c, and condemned
at 156 c. Oats quiet and steady at 710 for
Michigan. 'Eve unchanged and steady
at 81.10 for No. '1 and Michigan. Re
ceipts-800 bbls flour; 7,200 bush wheat,
13,200 bush corn, 2,100 bush oats. Ship
ments-300 bbls Einar. 3,000 bush 'wheat,
800 bush corn, 8,200 bush oats.
LouisviLLE, July 15.—Bagging at =c.
Flour firm at $4,25, for superfine. Grain
steady—Wheat at $1.25 for red, and $1,35
for white. Corr, shelled, in bulk at 80c.
Oats 70c in balk. Rye $1,20. Leaf To
bacco steady; sales 173 hhds at $4.90@
13,75. Provisions very firm—Mess Pork
$33. Badan, shoulders 143ic; clear rib
18 . 14 e; clear sides 1814 c. Lard at 1934 c.
Sugar cured hams 21c. Whisky $l.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15:—Flour is
steady and prices' will be maintained;
spring extra family - at 86,25@7,25, Ohio
and Indiana at 87(4)8, fancy at $9@10,25.
Wheat comes in more freely and has de
clined 56; new at $1,50, damp lots at $1,40.
Rye unchanged. Corn less active, yel
low at $1,15, mixed western at 151,12@
1,18. Oats steady, western at 79(g80.
Provisions unchanged. Whiskey at 980
1 5 1 10 5 .
Barmiconv., July 15.—Flour dull and
unchanged but very firm for low grades.
Wheat higher at $1,55@1,65. Corn ad
vanced; white $l,OB, and yellow at 88c@
,51,08. Oats firm at 75©800 Mess Pork
quiet at $34. Bacon active and firm; rib
sides 18y,, ®lBNct; clear rib 1834©18%c;
shoulders 15y,®15% c; hams 2234@24.
Lard dull at I.9%@)Wc. Whisky scarce
and in.demand at $1,06@1,07.
MILWAUKEE, July 15.—Flour dull and
prices unchanged. Wheat, quiet at $1,3431
for No. Ij. and 51,80% for No 2. Oats
firm at 68c for No. 2. Corn nominal at
76c for No. 2. Rye scarce and firm 'at
$l,OO for No. 1. Grain freights dull and
unchanged. Receipts; 1.000 bbis flour,
64,000 bush acheat, 84)00 bush oats.
..Shipments: 2,000 bbls flour 64,000 bush
wheat:
Mftaarsis, Jetty 15.--Cotton; middlings
3234 c: sales of 100 bales. Flour; Flow
grades active and ',prices unchanged;
stock light. - Wheat; 'new' $1,10®1,80.
Corn 900. Oats 80c. ''Flay $26. Bran
$2O. Pork $34. Lard 2110@)21c. 'Bacon
inactive: shoulders 14ye1 sideslBSe
Realtorri July 15.—Wbeat very licarce,
with only a moderate demand; light sales
of No. 1 white winter- at 51,65; No. 2 'do
at $1,38. •
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RIVER NEWS.
The river WEIS about stationary at this
point all day yesterday;and with over five
feet and rising in the Allegheny at Oil
City, we may lrik for a rise of , a foot , or
so here within' the next twenty-four
hours. The weather yesterday was very
oppressive, the mercury in the shade
having risen to 97. •
No arrivals or departttres to report
aside from packets. I
"Barranquilla" is the name selected
for the new boat now being built by
Capt. J. S. Stoakdale, for some parties in
South America. The hull will. it is ex
be lauch about this daY Week•
The Kentonfro n th ed
Portsmouth, was due
last night, and will depart , spin to-41.835
aXttsual af4 x.
The Bellevernon, Capt. J. J. Darragh,
Jr., did not get off for St. Louis yester
day. but will probably get off so-day,
and passengers and - shippers should
bear this. in mind. - -
R. C. Wallace, of the Jinn 'Of McKee
& Co., glass manufacturers, • arid Well
known in Steamboat circles, died sud
denly' yesterday, at his residence in
Birmingham, of a severe attack of
cholera morbus.
—The Messenger arrived at St. Paul
last Friday.
—The Bate Putnam and Belle were
advertised to leava Cincinnati, for Pitts-
Mirgh on Wedneiday.
--Zrhe towboat Alps, bound up with a
heavy tow of empty barges, broke both
of her main hog-chains near West
Franklin, and was towed to Evansville
by the Cumberland.
—The Armadillo, which was compell
ed to go on the docks after lying at Cin
cinnati two weeks, will not reship her
freight received for New Orleans, but
will complete her trip aftbr necessary
repairs.
—A. Cairo special to the Cincinnati
Commercial says: Wm. Hamilton, for
merly engineer on the Under writer,
went to work yesterday with a corps of
assistants to put the machinery of six
monitors in order at Mound City. Ru
mor says they will be immediately sold
to Chili or Fern. ,
—L. B. Boomer ' the Chicago bridge
builder, met the Board of Directors of
the Leavenworth Bridge Company,
Monday morning. at Leavenworth, when
satisfactory arrangemtnts were con
cluded for the immediate construction
of a bridge over that point. Work :will
be commenced on both aides of the river
this week.
—Arrangements have been made by
the Illinois River Imprevement Com
missioners for the improvement of the
little Wabash. It consists of a lock and
darn at New Haven, and will be readily
completed without exhausting the $3.5,-
000 appropriated last winter. When
done, slack water navigation will be se
cured to Cartni, about forty miles.
Louts is trying to revive the Red
river trade. The Democrat -says: A
considerable stir was created last year
by the advent of a couple of steamers
in the direct trade of St. Louis with the
ports and landings on Red river. 'We
bear that the enterprise will be revived
shortly, for the fall trade, and that the
Shreve will be the first to engage in the
really important enterprise.
—Wm. E. Wellington, Superintend
ent of the White Collar Line of Dubuque,
is traveling. Fifteen years ago this
summer, Weldington left Massa
chusetts for the West, and landed at Du
bcique with fifteen cents in his pocket—
all the money he had. He took the first
job that was offered—sot waiting for
•something to turn up"—and drove dray
that season for a warehouse man. To
day he is worth at least $lOO,OOO. Ten
years ago he bought his parents a com
fortable, cosy home, and has supported
them well ever since.
—The St. Joseph .Herald, of Sunday,
says: The Colossal, from Fort Benton. .
arrived in port last evening, and will
leave this morning for -St. Louts. She
blings no iniormation of importance
from the upper river. She had consid
erable trouble owing to the low water,
and her officers are of the opinion that
the boats still above will have more
trouble. The Indians have not as yet
interfered with the steamboatmen. \ The
Mollie Brett, from the upper •river,' ar
rived in port yesterday morning, and
left for St. Louis. She had but little
freight on board.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH,FORT WAYNN & Cra-
OAGO RA.TLRO, July 7.-7 {care metal,
Nimick & Co; 8 do do, Superior Mills;
1 dodo, Brown & Co; 2 oars scrap iron,
T Maloney; 10 tea lard, J H Parker; 5
bbls spirits, Shipton & Wallace; 83 hides.
Hays '& Stewart, 2 bales broom corn, Z
B Taylor, 94 bdls hides, Boyd, M & Co; 1
car felloes,Hare & Bro; 70 bdls shovels,
Myers & amour; 10 bbls dour,J E
Brown; 4 bgs rye, W J Meek; 7 .pkgs
eggs, 2 do baoon, H Rea, Jr; 2 bbls eggs,
44 bbl peanuts; W J Steel Bro; 1 bbl ba
con, Day & 0%10 has soap. 10 do, can
diesi Thomat; Bro; 100 bbls flour, Culp
& Shepard; 1 bbl, tallow, J S Dilworth &
Co;'sl has cheese, Woodworth it D; 25
do do, J A Graff; 21 do do, S P Shriver
& Co. _
Orapirlmsrm Aral Prrresuseu Bette
Rosa. July, 15.--1 car limestone ore.
Colemoan, R . ahm & Co; 1 do do, Brown &
Co; 9 etre limestone ore. McKnight, P &
Co; 2 cars rye, W J Meek; 1 car lumber,
W Rielon & Co; 1 car stone, .7 LL KIWI;
100 bbil Buie, Ripley & Co; 825 cakes
copper, CO Hussey & Co; 42 oar wheels,
E M Raymond; 24 sks wool, S Harbaugh
& Co; 25 bits starch, 13 R•Shriver & Co; 5
lit bbls shad,Jl dodo, 3, K Smith & Co; 10
bbls lard oil„ Lippincott, S k Co; 1 car
fire brick; Hussey .& Co; 4 bbls tallow, W
Flacons & Son; 346 skis oats, R - C Hender
son; I bbl wine, W Welsh & Co.
P/TT£3lltlßo7ll, 011SCINFAT/ AND ST.
Lours RAILROAD, July 15.-62 skis oats,
Day & Co; .2 bxs tobacco, M W Rankin &
Bros; 93 sks oats, Robb de Herron; 185
bgs oats, McHenry & Hood; 25 tee hams,
J H Parker; abbls lard oil, R Robison 1t
Co; 5 tea baths, F Sellers & Co; 10 cases
robacco, Knox & Orr; 15 tea hams, Watt,
Lang & Co; 10 bbla Arbnckles dr. Co;
27 do whisky, R A Carson; 27 bbls pota
toes, W Graft dr, Co; 5 bbls virgEtt,
Yang order dr, Shepard; 29 do . 7 ,fulit,
c o: 2,5 0,9,14 , -11,wIties i i- McCullough; 100
b.. .
labia float Sagiunyer & Voekamn; / 8 0
sios qel W J Meek'
• AvusoinryZ.VALLEr PAILno4D.,. July
15.-35 eke °Me. Keil and Rltehart; 1 bbl
eggs, 11 Res. Jr; 15 bbls oil, A B Cooley;
28 ngs oats _B, Rafferty; 1 car grain,
MoKenry dit ' liood; 2 pita , butter, 1 do
eggs, Paul& (libson; 2 ears metal, John
Moorboact; 1 dodo, Woodaides; 2do
do. ISinKniglat, P & Co; 1 car metal, Rees
&Graff & Dull; 5 cars railroad iron, J B
Dorrington; 720 bbls 011, JBO
G'
do do, 'S Thomas; 240 do do, Plater
Bro. ,1
ALLEortErry STATION. July / 11-3
care cooperage, SAlywdr. Robertson: 7 do
limestone, - Superlor'lrou Co;' tear wheat,
W 21011eo & Co; I: bbt wage, R & Ai Oar.'
Bon;' 1 car lime. 11bble egg% El
Liss; 100 bids flour. Roos & Soo; 2 cars
istatte";Forreater &,;Jdegracr; . 1 do ,do"
Elastinsit PQI 4 Oats .Isos SPUR.
Chalfant ' d: Co; 10 able aPpies", at. %_MOW
100 hides, PoPP. Baker a cks - 1111delle,
Zappe Wein.
l'It11)AY, MY 16, 1869.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
J. I. .'. . . . . N. BTZVZHBO2.
STEVENSON,
- DISTILLERS AND. DEALERS IN
Pure Rye Whiskies.
• .111PORTP,38 . 0P
BRANDIES,-WINES, GINS, &C 1
No. 87 Second Avenue,
:!si>2o . • 'FITTHBURGII. PA.
ES! AB l it i! SHED BY .4 & T
xtu.w. N. GORMIY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(Dummy Orr. Emus Homo .
prrrea.tritos. X' A...
se :re
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
`Successor to Fetzer & Anr.st;ong,
PRODUCE COMMUNION MERCHANT,
No, 2.5 MARKET STREET.
tulle
VITSLY .J. J. 8'
M STEELE & SON,
Commission Merchants,
FLOUR. CifAirq s V`WrIPIT) I &O.
No. Of OHIO STEM% near Emit Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
1'21131. KUL JAB. T. ItICEULIM
KEIL , & HITCHART, _
COMMISSION MERCHANT 3,
AND DZLLTIII/ IN
FLOUR, 'GRAIN. &BEIM, MILL FRED. ft.,
849 Liberty . Nt., Pittebtuigh,
m 724
L e J. BLANCIIARD.
Whokande and Mall Gronere,
No. 396 PENN !STREET.
ap18:229
IrITTLA BAIRD & PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants
- s i Dealers In Produce, Flour, Bacon Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard 011. Iron, N Mass,
Cotton Yarns and all Y"Ltsburgh 'Mann cures
gener burgh ally, US and U 4 mt..+COND
Pitts.
JOHN BIIITTON
eIPTON&WALLACE_,WhoIe.
SALE GROCERS AND PROD utat DEAL.
No. 6 SIXTH UTILE= PM iburch.
11.1.2:rEA
JOHN t. I:0u81-1S3)W. 1101381....WX. H. 1101:731W
JOHN ~ I. HOUSE &BROS., Sue
censors to JOHN I. HOUSE CO., Whole=
saio Grocers and Commission Merchants, Con.
nes nt SmithiSeld and Water Streets. Pittsburgh.
PROFESSIONAL.
G W. De CAMP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Oface, No. 137 FOURTH AvzNur., rats.
burgh, (formerly occupied by Hon. Walter H,
Lowrie.) will practice la the 1:r. 8. Circuit and
Dieuln Courts, in the State Supreme and all too
Oourtajof -Allegheny .county, and make collet{
lions Utmost of the adjacent counties. JaZ:d73
ARCHD3ALD BLAIEJELEY,
ATTORNEY-11.TuisAliV,
No. 48 "writ ISTINEET.
are:rom:day
tx A AMNION,
Justice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE An 11411.
RAUL AGM.
CARSON STREET, EAST BIRMI tTORA.M.
Collection of Rents solicited and promptly st.
t ended to. my3:yBO
WM. B. NEEPER,
ALDFRm AN AND EX-OFFICIO JUSTICE 07
THE. PEACE.
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Special attention Wen to cotiveyancing and
collections Deeds. Bonds and Mortgages draws
up. and all legal DIIIIIIIeSIS attended to promptly
and accurately.
AM:FEL AIcINASTERS,
Ex-oMcio Justice of the Peace and Police Nag
trate. Office, ji.BANT STREET, opposite the
Cathedral, PITTSBUiteId, PA. ,
Deeds, Bonds, idortirages, Acknowledgments,
DPpositions, and all Legal Business executed
with promptness and dispatch. mhl
JOHN A. STRAIN,
ek-x.rimmax.trir,
YZ-OPPIUIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Odice,llll FIRTH STREET, opposite the Ca.
tbedral, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deeds, Fonda, Mort•
gager, Acknowledgments, Depositions and all
Lega Business executed with promPtness and
dispatch. • • •
2,000,000 Aciu's OF
0110IOE LANDS FOR WM,
BY TEM
Union Pacific Bai;mad Company,
musTaas
Lying along the line of their road. at
$l,OO TO $5,00 FEB ACE!, '
Aral on'a CREDIT OF FIVE FIUES.
/or further particulars, paps. Ac., address
JOEIN P. pElTaisznx,
Laud Commissiouer. Topers, Klan&
0e CHAS. B: 14111:11018.N, lieogy,
QM
FARM FOR SALE.
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; 0(10b rat. m in West Deer township; Al
I erthenv count,. mllea from oh eburg. A
FltAtdE 0 TWO_ STORY ROUnE, of six TO01:116;
CELLAR under all house; also,aL &ROE FRAME.
)IAHR, 58a38.feet, and other outhulldlnal. A
bong Orchard' of Chalet Fruit Treat; ie.
For patticulars call on the bremises. Or, at
JOHN W. 81tyt4014 , 14. Sll9 Liberty' street, or
address W)LLIAMWRYaON, Itural ltldje P 0.,
Allegheny county, Pa. q10:197
grARDENERS TAKE NOTICE.
—FOR BALE.-The' FOURTEEN MILE
LED, on the Allegheny River. and now
used for gardening purposes; well Improved and
In a high. state of culUvatlon; containing 40 oz.
OR acres, now offered at M
bargain. C' soon.
Also, other Farms ha good locations. %%Wet
Factory. two Houses. and twenty acres of lead
on the Central Railroad. Houses and Lots For
lialeand To-let In both. elides, Tor farther_ pv
1 ; 10211;1' Insulre of WILLIMI WARD.
.yas • Hunt street. ontioatte flathedrio.
-14 111 It 4. BL E DWELLING
BQIJBII - IN t.I. I. II:BFIZNY OlTs 1).811
.14.8.—A. well -Wilk tee story Brick licks', of
1141, seven edernsand cellar; gas and ewer .11.1 D.
SUM% kittWenta feet post am one hundred and
tell deep 1‘) atoaley. Is_gpod loeasion. "Apply.
tO t:' is:MUT/SHET & 8088.• •
jyle - • • 81) Sixth AT •• • .••
& CANIIII2I4I.
IttE IRON• CITY
MUTUAL LIFE lINIIRANCE CO.
Of Pennsylvania.
Office, 75 Fediial St., Allegheny City.
DIRECTORS s"
Hen. JAMES ' OBAHAM•
• Rev. J. B. CLiRIC,_D. D.,
Capt. R. ROBINSON.
Rev. A. K. BELL. D.D. -
Rev. 8. H. WEagyr,
W. A. BRED. Cashier Alleghen Trust CO.
JACOB RUSH. Real Estate Age nt,
SIMON DRUM. Mayor or Allegheng,
C. W. BERN Hatter,
A. 8. BELL,Attorney.at-Lew,
D. L. PATTERSON, Lumber Merchant,
D. BWOGHBvimmrance Agent.
Capt. aowr. naturism, President. „_
Rev. J. B. CLA REC,B.D lee President*
JACOB RCM. Sec
C W. BENNY. •
XI. W. MEI= ahoneyou
DM= SIV Genn Agent.
Tl.is is a nome cos:many, conducted on the mutual
principle, each volley bolder receiving an equal
will
of the pro/Us or the Company.. pouch!,
will be issued on all the different plans of Life
Insurance, and being conducted on an/economi
cal bads will afford a safe investaient to each
policy holder. and thereby retain the money kt,
home to encoUrage home Industry. mll.29:gig
•
B ia o r riumulN
INSURANCE COMPANY;
OP ALLINIHERY, PA. -
OFFICE FitiNELIN SAVIAGS BANK
BUILDINGS,
No. 41.1. Ohio St., Allegheny.
A EOM OOMPANY, managed by Directors
woo known to tioi community, who trust by Stir
domains to merit a share of your pstrousre.
HENRY IRWlN.—.......—....Prestdess.
NMI. D. RIDDLE
=
Henry_ D. L. Paterson, Wm' , Cooper,
Geo. H. Riddle, Jacob Frans, Gottlen) rasa,
Simon Drum J. B. Smith, Jacob Hush,
W. M. Stewirt, Oh. P,Whiston, Joseph Craig.
JO4. Lautner, H. J. Z.Mkann, Jere. tretbezi.
a E. =RON,
GENZRAL .a.G&NT.
apW:OIIS
(10 /1'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
• • PIIIIMAN'S noanuira.
No. AA Fifth Avenue. Second.. Floor,
PITTSBURO H. PA.
•
Capital All . Paid VP.
HI.RECITOES.' •
91.W.oltver, jr, !Capt.hf ;Haney,
Drn'l Wallace, .B,H. Hartman.; A. Chambers,
Jake Hi ll , 'S. - H , Chirkan. 'Jas. K. bailey.
Thomas Smith, IJno.B. Willock,
HOKE= H. KLNO, President. --
JNO. F. JENNINGS. Vice Preaident.
JOS. T. JOHNSTON. Secretary.
Capt. R. J. GRACE. Oen'l Agent.
Insures on Liberal Terme on all Fire
• and Marine Rialw.
ap2:gfir
pIINNENLVANLI
!MIU=
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBUREINi
OFFICE, Np 4 6 .06 WOOD STREET, RANK
01 . B=..DINEL
Tbls Is s Noma Company, and 111114311111
Wax by Fire excluslsely.
LEONARD WALTER; President.
C. C. 330YLE,__VIca President.
ROBERT PATRICK, MISSUII3I%
HUGH NABLHENY, Secretary. •
Leonard Walter,
0. C. Bevie s
Robert Patent,
Joshainters
Ring,
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sproul,
pIIFJENIFFY
AGAINST LOSS ET FIRE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO, OF PHILADELPHIA,
OPPICE,4IO s 431 CHESTNUT BT..near
DnisCrOint.
Charles A. Bancker. liordeealE. Lords:
Tobias Wagner, David E. Drown,
Samuel Grant, byte Lea,
tr o ob It i bma Edward%Laic *
. 011.3.11ri Pres Sent .•
EDW. O. DALE, Vies President.
W. 0. ETEELN.___Seeretars.
J. O.SEDNEB GOFF.Ut AGIN%
ra llorth West corner Third and WOod Streets.
ti2S:wIS •
PITTSBURGH'. Ph
lATIONAL • •
NSURANCE COMPANY,
Cor. Federal St. and Diamond, Allegheny,
Once,ln the - SECOND NATIONAL BANK
BUILLING.
W. W.
B M RO WARTIN N J . _
n., Pretldent, Yrealdent,
OHN ,
_The
JAMBS B..ISTAVENSON. Secretary. •
A.
,
John A. Myler, !Jas. Lochhart. ! Jos. Meta.
Jaa.L.Orahant: !Robert Lea. 10. , C. Boyle,
Jut". Brown,Jr. eorp3 Sent, !Jacob LoPIN
O.H BM 'Muni IJno. - ThomneonlJ. McNatorher.
,
z ERN INSUIt&NCE COMB
P • OP PITTSBURGH,:
.41 : INVOa re Presiemt.
_ • APT. GE01162 General agent:.
02ce, 92 Water 'street, Span; A OWN R are
house, up stairs, risubnrg4..
Tire
inz agairuit all &Inds of and Ha
rt= Stake ure .
A home Institulions managed by Di
rectors who are well known to the community,
and who ars determined by promptness and tiber
ality to maintain the character which they have
assumed, as ollbring the hen proteotpso to tam.
who desire to be liumred.
Alexander Matta,
B. Biller,
Jamesktodultig,
Aletande_rPpeo2.
Atattrearicat.
Long,
D. Damn./ r
OPLES' INNVELINCE COM•
"Mr. . • 1 • .
OPTICIC, N. 311. COMM WOOD a 711 TS BTB.
♦ Home Oampany s takingllza and Ma.rine Blots
Caps. John L.Rhoads
' 1T12 1. 4e4 1 . 11 ' 14 - • Brunel P. Strlver
Johnle. Parks, . Charles Arbuckle.
thrpt James Nirler, Jared M. Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk, Wm
James D . Venter Samuel kteCrikart
WAS. pHu,Lips vice Prealdent.
JOHN WATT President.
W. P. GA.RDITILB ?) Secretaiy.
n 4
TAP. 014. OPT. general Leant.
LL`EGRENY INSURANCE
COMPANY OP PITTSBURGH.
OFSIOE.No. IPIPEPTH STBREY.BAES BLOOM.
Insures against all kinds of Ilse and Marino
Blab. -
.70MN _ • Pred_dept.
T..J. HOBNINBON 'lnce ?resident.
C. G. DONNELL. tlecretary.
• CAPT. WM. DEAN. General Agent.:
•
IMISCTOIts:
— John Irwin, Jr., B. L. Pahneataele
T. J. Boaklnm, W. H. Evsyson,
C. G. lintlaty, "Aabert Moans,
Harvey Childs Francis dollen
oudea H am , - Cant. J. T. BtoeledaG.
Capt. Val bean T. H. Nevin. •
• ,
Bt. touts. hussoun.
'._WOOD'TUILNII I I(I .
SCROLL - SA.WII4PG
..
Amp VOULDING
Done promptly to order at 181 Lomat etreet,Al
- Olty, by
. -
P, LEBZELT R & CO.
. .. - • • , •
Thnbestnttentlen ‘1:111 be &teen to all /rho want
anytnlng In our line. We always keep% Large
lot of turned .work,stich in Dalueters. Newt
Poets., Dubs, tr.e. Alit% • IrnOW tiklet Of dry
Vi'shint, Cberry and-other lumber on batcd.
uly11:17 - , - : P. Llt BZID.TER & CO.
VIRUFIES %SE BLOM
)Oat isiis BY DlitrefebiTh • • •
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wam— slum 0
OU %G., C
vinorruvermsso.
INSURANCE.
DIILECTOM3
Geortt
bee. W. Evans.
J. C. Lenpe,
4. C. Flelner,
John Voegtley,
A,..43nteon.
Jana D. XaCturus. • .
Chas. J. Clarke,
William B. Evans. •
Jcssph Kirkpatrick.
Wm.
Rc~~A:ne~~s
E!!!!M
RAILROADS.
11§§ 4 4. --
B 11.013,_ POET WAYNE & CHICAGO
B: W. and CLEWELANtr&PITTSBIFB2II Pt. R.
Yrem MAY oth, UM, trains will leave thin
.and arrive at the Umon Dego, north side, pima.
burgh clUnc, an Mows:
Ch b rz k* 9l " aUltettitillto Wt. -bag a
Erie Egli Chicago En -113:03 p
Cl.. & 106 1 16:18 =Almon ng Ex 10:46 a ilt
Chicago Mall -6:513 a m.Bt. Louis Ex 1:08 p
Chicav_ltz....o:43 a m iChrgoltititlll4:ol3p m
Cl. Wl'g 0:08 pm 'Cleveland Ex 3:133 p m
Chicago Ex., 0:313 pmlltrie Yruling:ll6p m
Pre & Erie Bx4:3111 pm & Wt. -1 g Ea1131134m
'Departfroat Attcpasity. -.prim Autpiwn&
Bean' Falls ne.13:5111 a m Leetsdale n0..6:313 ant
Leettdala • • .10:03 a =inc.'''. Palle " 319113aut
- . 6 11:511 a m New Castle "10613 ant
KocheitUir " 1:6111pmilluon 11:13 ant
Eason .3:58 p ralLeetadale " 1:03 pm
Leetsdale Ace.6:l3 pmlßestr Falls " 2:43
Bea l rFalla " .6:13 p miLeepdale " 4:33 ma
Leetsdale i• 10:631 1 611 • • ." TOO Ina
Fair Oats gun- Fair ' Oita' Ban
. day Church. 1:16p int 'day thumb. 9:138 ant
A :93 p. m. Chicago Expreagleavea
sap 16.030. m.Cialontu Sztgresa mires 611 17.
ly,
3. Ai. H:2[' Sap
oen 9 l Ticket AMU Olean Supten%
• inglo . .
OAR GE OF
VIOL
autism viaLtarvii.
THE , ONLY-DIRECT ROUTIL,TO,THE.un c .A
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OP CAA&
On and alter MONDAY, Jane 14tb.lbbe TWO
THROUGH -TBAINEI -DAILY: (except Sunday)
will leave Pittsburg! -10mitstotorrier of Elev.
exalt and Pike streets, ibr 711010••01101tY.Buf•
filo, and all 'mint, in - ti et 011 }legions:
LiAPB PITTEIBMWM, I Aaaiv • Lis pnTappEog
Day Ex 4:01341101*1 Ni 5:15 pas
'Melt Ex .;.. 7:30 pm Eight grx 6;30 ara
Bradytell 40 305 p IBradrs BAn 10:13 a M
Irreeptlrt At. 9:40 sanlist god•W•Drl:4o •as
Ad Sodii.W , lts 6:3U p m eeport At. 6:1.51,
Ist Hulton,... 6:43 a m 11st. Holton.. P:5O ain
Ad Button m Sid A :00 p m
3d Hutton... 11:00 p ro i3d Holton... • 1:03 p.M
Arnold's Ac. p iniArnoldts,Ao. Y:4O is as
Chimp train to and, from Boda*WOrks
Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. 11. - • - Arriye at Pittsburgh.
(Sundays, )at 50 A. 9..•• • •
Express ualno stop only at. principarpointa.
Accommodation rains stop at all stations
U. J. LAWR9NCP, Gen , ' Ptip't.
THOMAS E. KING, 'AWL bon.
anlty
EIPENNSYLVA-angilipli
NIA CENTRAL RA UL
AD. On and alter A 26th. 11589. Tra lna
will arrive at and de from the Union Depot,
corner of n and
. Liberty streets. as •
follows:
4114118. . Dews&
Mail Train.... 1:25 am WayExpress-S1:115 ant
Past Line 1.45 am Scutum Rx.. 8:110 am
Wall's No. 1.. 8 20 as Wall's No. 1.. 6:3oam
BrintonAcen.l:so am Mall Train 8:15 ma
Wall's No. 8:50 am How'dAs NesLl9:2o am
Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am •Cincin'tt Ds:110 pm
Johnstown Ac10:35 am Wain" No. 2-11:51 an
How'd Ac Nol 1:10 pm Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
Pittsb'gh Ex. 1:30 pm Rraddocks Ac. 3:40 pm
Phila. Exprestl:so pm IP6lla. Express 4:20 pm
Wall's No. 8 ... 2 :50 pm Wall's No. 'l.. 4:sopm
Braddock Ac.., 6:50 pm litta/Ps NO.- 4.. B:ospm
How'd Ac No 2 9:35 pm •Fast T:3O pm
Wall's No. 4. 7:2opm How'd AcNo2.B:slopM
Way Pasant: 10:20 pm Wa114140.5.. 13:00 DM
'These trains make close connection at Harrier
burg for Baltimore. • -
The Church Train leaves:Walls 'Station eve*
Sunday at 9:05 a., n., reaching Pittsburgh
10:08 a. m. Re turning,: leaves Pittsburgh
14:50 p. m. and arrives at Walls Station
15:10p. m.
*Cincinnati Express leave daily. All otLi
trot • daily except Sunday.
• For farther Illtbralf Uffit imIT to -
W. H. B=B. WITH, Agent.
The PennsylvaniaßaUroad Company will not u
same any rift. forßaggage, except fbr wearing ap
parel.otnd limn. their responsibility to One Hun
dre. Dollars in value. AU ,Baggage exceeding
tb, t amount In value will be at, the risk of the
elms. unless taken ev contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAIM.
sem General Superintendent; Altoona, Pis
NE EIIN-AMENN
PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.—iln and after April 25th,12109, the
Passenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Rat•roM will arrive at and depart from the
Federal Street Depot. Allegheny . ita. at follow=
Arrive. I • Depart.
Elprbgdle_Nolls:4o a mt If 00 a
Freeport N0.112:204 miFreetio .. rt No;10:20am
Express 10:40a to Sharplft Nol 11:20 am
Sharpb'g No.11:210 p m Express• • 2:50 nth
Freeport No. pm Sp ri ngdle 21'313:30 pm
Mall 5:50 pm Weeport N 0.25: Sittp ,
springdle N026:20 to m Soringdle N026:30 pin'
Aboye trains run daily exeeptSunday..
The Church Train leaves Allegheny_ ;unction
every eunday at 1:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny
City at 000 a. mu Eetarnlpg,.leaves Alle y.
MY1:210 p. In. and arrive at Allegheny June.
tion at 3:40 p. m.
Comm:Anon Twirre—For sale 'Packages
of Twenty, between AileakpnyDlV • Chestnut
street. Here% Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna, and
Sharpsburs and good oriy.on the trains stoning
at Stations sfecthed on ticket&_ _
O
The trains leaving A ll egheny City at IM a.
In. make Aired connection at Freeport withWai•
kerls line of Rages for Butler and ilannahstown.
Through ticketsmat 6 be purchased et the °flog.
No. ISt Clair stree near the Sumituilonßilifga s
Pittsbbre h, and at' e DeroV ewe,. -
Far tbrther hifia JAMS I rmation_ap py_ . s Mß; Agent.
ta
•
- • - _Federal Street Depot.
, The Western Pennsylvania Railroad win nell
a. sums any slat for Baggage: except for 'turista
apparel, and limit their -- responsibility - to One
Hundred Dollars .1n value. .All baggage- ex.
ceeding tt is amount in value wilibe at the risk of
the owner, unless salmi by _special contract. -
EDWA..: , 12. WILL
5 ap25 41ene2a1 Bunerinteatient. Altoonlno.
Ic.ITTSBURGH
CINCINNATI AN
. LOWS RAILWAY.
PAN HANDLE IKIIITE.:
CHANGE OF TIMIL-4)n and after MONDAY,.
April lath, 11369,itmins will leave and arrive at
the Union Depot. as lktllows:
9:08 a. m. Ls;la is.
Fast Line 9:43 a. in.. 7:13 p. m
Express 9:33 p. m. 4:33 a. uti
Hazed Ace , n at. 5:58 p.
• MeDonald , sAbstn.No.lll:43 a, na. 8:18 a. M.
Steubenville Azoommod. 3:58 p: m. - 9:331.m
McDonald's Atee'n. No. 2 m. solit a. Sunday Church Tr ain.: 121:54p. in. 9:55 a. au
492-21:123 P. st. kravn willleive
18t13p x. train will allire dalW
AU other trains will run daily. tintictiLA except.
ed. The -9:113 st. - sti. Train =kat elate cob•
nections at .Newark kr ZarteingUe.
S. Jr. General Ticket Agents
W. W. CARD. Seart.. StenhenvillN Ohio.
• OUNNELLB V /lA,
On and after TIIIISDAY. Nojember, iTtb.
traltus will arrive at and turpartirom Lb*
Depot corner of Omit and Water . streets. U
follows: '
, peps" - .. 6 1 114 .•
110 to 'indite:nil:into- •
town.. .. • 7: A. B. 6:tru P. B.
McKeesport .a.aOmdt , n 11: A. B. :05 T. U.
Mc. to and4rosn, Unt*n. .0:00 P. 4..10:1t0.4.
West Newton Accantid 4:30P. Y. ' 8:35 5..74
Braddocro Aecomdtln. 6:15 P. T:506. /11
Night Ac. tolfc.s..'sport./0i•lr?. X • 6:46 A. 11:
Sunday Church Train to
and from West Newton -1:00 7. Kanigo
Tor tickets apply nv - - - - - •
• , Z. 11.41A.TM01110. Agent
W. B. 5T017T; Supennuendent. naal
-
S 11f OH' SILL
UNION PACIFIC RAnwAr
Eastern Dhistom
The BRORTENT AND NO BT BULLET
NAJUXhilom theitastto at Weer t
ftlogado Nevada,
California Ulah, •
.1 •
Washington,
Arizona
New Mexico, Matt?,
Omen.
Two Trains leave dials Line and x.eayaawi eta
dall=pted,lon the arrivat os_trarall ;
of r Trom dt. Lonls, and mans.
Dal and Joe Itallroad frorn-Qmoy, sonnets*
las . at . . Lawrence, Topeka and Warner° ,Nrg
':
stns. tor all notate in Enron& - A t ".
fl Va. /
track west of Ellsworth with _ the u„,,_
STAVES =TIMEVOX PAm il l
L 1143 MIES OVPDS RILLA2ID 31141 L D n.AL - Pare
COM
DEN VERI SALT ' 4lll
4 F 4
AU Points. Is the Tetlitoool l l
Asa
with BAND 'S TRI Be
ja -WETKli vo Fortn T latlfS; us, ,
of COACHES Dr Vert Union, _
All aviator...Banta re, anis pounna nip
weett" a New NewNw.
Wl ddltionn it :Willi &Wok
the ,
and equlpme reeen n‘. and the. , arrlltAl l
w ith I aqsonsnde Overland Transportanme tar
ta
from Its western tanntnen., SAW road _
now
m idled amEttles trldtmellEEEE
moat is est Xar,slTalt.
masts for sue as W the taincdpa. n!mnew rmg
the Vaned States and Ostaadas
Di
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m 9 PACa [ Cis~Llt s'
tt
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eilleral rr•Lizti awl INI/M
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