PETROLEUM .11COUICET.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
TUEBDAY, July 27, 1809.
The oil market was rather dull to-day,
and the volume of business (was nom
..—,:„
parlitively light, and comeared with
yesterday, prices ruled a shade lower.
We haerd no special cause assigned lbr
this alight reaction, further than there
was not much inquiry, and that there
was a little more disposition manifested to
sell than on Monday. •Tere is still
considerable Complaint ma by man
ufacturers in regard to the p ice Cr crude
and with good reason, too, sii it is much
higher, relatively than • refined; it is
thought by , somethat it will\ Of necesity
, ~ ,
rule lowerbeforelong,that refiners cannot
and will"not - pay present prices. This is
beginning to show itelf in the diminish
ed receipts of crude, and what istrue of
Pittsburgh, is; we . understand, equally
• applicable to Cleveland. Refiners should
have a profit of at least 50 cents per bbl:
is it is now, taking, presetit prices of
:rude and refined as a basis, there is no
orolit whatever, and the , great propor.
)f the oil now being shipped east is
_leing placed on old contracts.
The prude market closed a little weak
hie evening, with offers to sell at figures
hat were refused in the early part of the
lay. Sale of two lots of 1,000 each for
uiy at 15, and August seller, could
iave been bought as same. figure. In
he forenoon sellers, generally, demand
,d about a quarter more. Sellers option,
.1 1 year, may be quoted at. 1435. Sale
•
MD buyer ali year, at 1634.
Also, closed a shade easier, July corn.
Tared with yesterday being off half a
.ent; the late months were also off a lit
le but not so much. Sale 500 each Au
;list to December at 1,000 July at
August, 32340532%; and September
1 Buyer allyear, 343 i,
Lt/BRICATI2cG
,?'clipse Winter Lubricating oil 40c
v..'clipse Railroad Axle sac
3clipee. Machinery • 75c
i.'.clipse Spindle 130 c
RECEIPTS or tnunn
Wilson tt, Co '59 bbls
Varing, lilng ot Co
Cher Aro •
. . ..
Total
. OIL SHIPPED Ed ST BY A. V. IL E.
Citizens -Oil Co. 993 bbla refined to
ck Bro., Philadelphia. •_
Wormser, Myers &,
C0.,-210 bbls ref. oil
Weirden; Frew &Co., Philadelphia.
FawCett, L. st S. 100 bbls refined to W.
Logan it. Bro., Philadelphia.
Lockhart, Frew & Co. 667 bbls refined
Warden, Prem . & CO. Philadelphia. _
Forsyth dr. Bro.. 259 bbls refined to
rardep. Frew dz
Brtitui de Wagner 899 bbla refined to.
raring, Ring & Co., Philadelphia.
nal Refined - 2,628
Ir. SHIPPED'EAST AT DUQUESNE DEPO r.
Brooks Ballentine & Co., 48. bbls ref.
) Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
- MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW_ YORE July 27. Cotton Is with
.. it any decided change; sales 950 bales at
is for middling uplands. - Flour opened
• shade firmer, but closed dull and
_
!arcely so firm; sales of, 7,800 bbls. at
i,90®8,50 for superfine state and west
sB,9o®7,4s•for extra state, ge00@7,50
r extra western," tri, 55 @7,75 for white
heat extra, •$7,00®7,75 for R. H. 0.,
',00®8,00 for extra St. Louie, 18030®
4,50 for good to choice; included in sales
ere 2,500 bbls!choice extra state for ex
rt at $7,25; the receipts were 12,178
Rye Flour is steady, with
les of 270' bbls. at $4,75®8,75.
,rn meal quiet and firm. Whisky .ac
e and firmer; 400 bbls western sl,lo®
11, free. Wheat opened steady and
osed heavy, s .. • I®2c, lower; receipts
6,965, sales - 110 bush at. $1,55®1,58
c 'No. 2 spring, closed at $1,55®1,56;•
~50_®1,52. f 0r soft do; $1,60 for No. 1 and
spring mixed; $/,60®1,62 for No. 1.• do;
05 for amber State, and $1,70 for white
difornia. Rye quiet and firm. ;parley
d Itarley malt nominal. Corn Opened,.
o2c better and closed dull with the-ad
nce partly lost:- receipts 18,452, tales'
,000 bosh at 9065111.08 for - Unsound new.
ixed western; $1,10®1,15 for sound do.,
latter price for high mixed; $l,lO for
In dried ; - $1,15®1,17 for western yel-
W. 'Oatsreceipts 22,052 bu., dull and
02c lower; sales 47,000 bu. at 813/ 4 ®B3c.
westerrialloat, closing at the Inside
ice. Rice dull. Coffee quiet. . Sugar
. • !mer; sales 410 hhds at 11W4)12, 1 /o for
iba; 123:4®13c. for Porto Rico. :Moles
quiet. Hops .quiet and firm. .Petro
um firm at 17;4 ®lBc.` - for crude; 32 3,®
for refined; Linseed oil quiet at 98®
in casks. • Provlskine—lpork .a shade
.therLsales - 1.01 k). bbla...at!s33 for new
iss; $32®32,25 ',for • old" do.' $27%.
for . prime; '1211,50®29,25 prig*
ass. _Beet steady, with sales. 150 bbls
• liB®l6 for new plain Mess, and sl2®lB
!new, extra. mess.s . Tierce Beef nomi-
I •,
at $20®25 for.: prime mess, and s2s®
! for. India. :mess. '2Beef Flame quiet,
tth - earea 100 bbla at 26®31. - Cut Meats
d, with sales 200 packages at 11%®15c
shoulders, and 17@19c for hems.: Mid.
.pe quiet. . Lard tirmeriwith sales 510'
roes at . 17®19,0; chiefly 19,t5®19%c
stead, and .19%®200 for kettle rem.
!ed. Butter steady at 16®28e for Obfo,
1 16®36e for State. CheeseAulet and
,ady at 11®150. Freights to Liverpool
ivy and lower, with shipments 80,000
. sh wheat, per steamer, at 44®73;11.
• - •;ctfeg---Flour clesed dull.and a shade
ier,• :with holders,_ more disposed to
line: , „Wheat . is*. dull , and 1®213 lower,
h sales of No. 2 spring at $1,53®1,55,•
.•1 No. 1 spring at $1,58®1;60. ---- Rye is
• ninally rinchabged; Oats Mill and
.er -at 8130 for western, afloat.
dull at 90c®51,09 for unsound, and
'T . 1,14 for sound. mixed. western.
••lf quiet at $33: for mess.. Beef quiet
steady. Oatmeal are in limited re
St and • unchanged. .Bacon is quiet
:,1 - without any material, change. - Lard .
dull at 19%®19%c for fair :to prime
pi. Eggs are dull at 21®28c. •
rticAexp, July 27.—Eastern exchange
' at par selling... - 1-10off bilging. Flour,
et at ''-$8,423:4®7: for:Spring extras.
Sat Opened - tird and *closed' dull and •
..41t; No. 1 fairlr.acti•Ve far shipment
I . le higher;:saleft $1,40®1,40%, dos
unchanged; No. 2 qglet for the pres--
buttairlji. active 'for future, delivery; -
• • 'ty sales at $1,89@1,40, but Bubsequent-
Yeakened and :closed at $1;36; this of-.
• oon the market is etisier; Wee N 0.., 1
0,34, seller August; $435 Weller July.
•,11 quiet; No. 1 inactive and nominal:
2 quiett . early sales , at :98%®970, but
equently declined • to 95%e, closing
•
a more sellers than buyers; .rejected
and firm at 92@94e; no grade quiet
r,@ 92 0: thiSefternotni. NO. 2, Wee nom"
• 9 4e,.. seller • . August. °stn. quiet
!I@Alie • lonier; Belot • No: ',2, Gtiii@
,ca ed , 4l - jecteff 'AC 68®88W; elasing
• ? aLnaide price. Rye closed with sel•••
L oi, 410 . .41 51,00." Barlei:,fltill find'
$1;80, - - seller ,Sentembere
!SLga@tll4secasti:'; Highwinsor early ,
a" at 111.0f4 closing with sellers of •
';ilots at 51,04, Sugars drat and so
=I
REPINED
. 400 "
320 le
480 1,
1,259 bb]a.
=
,wtx l rs F
DA .y
TULE 28 -1869
tive at 18%@1.4%c for OptOMOtt to prime
Cuba. Provitdons firm and Steady; mess
pork, ;33,50; sweet pickled hams, 17 34
dry salted shoulders, 133,c for loose.
Lard, 18%©18%. Freights quiet and 34
c lower, with 3 4 4: for corn and 4c
for wheat per steam to Buffalo. Receipts
during the past twenty-four , hours: 4,316
bbls flour, 2 4 ,805 bush wheat, 26,240 brash
corn, 8,630 bush oats, 1,686 hogs. Ship.
menu 5.660 bbla flour, 102,511 bosh
corn, 48,771 buslioats4333 busk rye, 1,965
hogs.
ST. Loris, July 27.—Tobacco in good
demand, but more than half the bids at
previous prices were rejected; sellers
looking for higher rates. Cotton nomi
nal at 320@)323fic: Hemp unchanged; un
dressed sold at 51,17@1,35. Flourq low
grades coniinue, scarce and in demand;
other qualities firm; supers sold at 5,25;
@7,50; extra 1A15(§6,25; doublextra
#5,75156,50; treble extra §7@7,75; anoy
1
§60)10,50. ' Wheat; receipts large a d all
grades offah below strictly choice 3@sc.
lower; no spring °flaring; prime to
strictly prime red fall e1,25©1,80; low
choice to strictly oboice white §1,40®1,55.
Cork : yellow and- white are held
higer: low grades unchanged; mixed in
sacks sold at $1.04; prime yellow and
good white at §1,05; prime to choice
white§l,lo©l,l3. Oatafirmer and better;
mixed sold at 70c.; prime to fancy white
at 71675 c - Rye lower at §1,20@1,22.
Whisky advanced to $1.06. Groceries
quiet and unchanged; sales fair to choice
Rio Coffee at 22©25;./c; sales - fair to
choice ' , Louisiana sugar at 12%c
ig14 1 ;.; for plantation. Molasses at 70@
80c. Provisions very stiff and higher;
Pork sold at 1134, but is held it §34,50.
Bacon in lots sold at 15c for shoulders,
and 18,;(4)190 for clear sides, choice.
Sugar Cured Hams at 23@24c. Also,
sales 100,000 pounds clear sides, buyer for
August, at 193.6 c. Lard; small , lota sold
at 1834(0190 for tierce, and 20Q)21c for
keg. Cattle steady at 334(46;50. Hits
in good demand and firm at 8®934c, 'and
retail lots at 93!(410c. Receipts-2,100
bbls flour, 50,500 bush wheat, 6,500 bush
corn, 1,300 bush oats, 400 bush rye, 200
head hogs. -
CINCINNATI, July 27.—Flour qbiet but
steady. with family at $6@6,20. Wheat
unsettled and lower; new red $1,29®1,25;
white V1,35©1,40; receipts , quite large.
Corn sdarce and firm at 87©158c. for ear.
Oats unchanged, with new at 60©70e.,
and old 75c. Rye firm at 98c.@111. Cot
ton nominally unchanged. Tobacco ac
tive'with sales 171`-. hhda at $6
®2b. Whisky unsettled and high
er, with sales at 61,07. Provis
ions firmer, though holders• parted with
Mess Pork more freely; sales 12,000 bbls.
at $33. Bulk shoulders sold, at .13%c.
and sides at 16c. Bacon sold at .14%@15c.
for shoulders and 18©18 1 4c. for clear rib
sides, also 18%®18%,c. Lard 19%,©19%c.
Butter firm for choice at 28@30c., other
grades unchanged. Eggs dull at 13@
13%c, shippers count. Groceries an.
changed and firm. Linseed Oil dull at
98c.01.1. Lard Oil $1,35©1,40. Gold
135% buying. •Exchange steady at par
buying. Money market easy at_ 7(g19 per
cent.
TOLEDO, July 27.—Flour- lower, and
more doing; sales of 600 bbls at 56@7,25
for double extra red and treble extra
white. Wheat active and In speculative
request at 3©sc better; sales 55,000 bush
els at 51,58@1,59 for amber on spot; 51,59
@1,60 seller July; $1,4214 seller August;
$1,45 for No. 1 red on spot; $1,42 seller
August: $1,3734 Seller September; $1,38
for No. 2 new red; $1,40, for old ; 51,30 for
No. 2 new and No. 1 old; white 51,67.
Corn le better and fairly active, with
sales of. No. 1 at 99 1 4 c; No. 2 at 080, and
rejected at 85c. Oats; Michigan in active
request at 80e. Rye dull and nominal:
offering but no inquiry. Barley nominal.
Receipts: 500 bbls flour, 13,600' bush
wheat, 6,700 bush .corn, 600 bush oats.
Shipments: 200 bbls flour, 400 bush wheat,
1,100 bush corn, 1,200 bush oats.
CLZVELAND, -July V.—Flour. city
made, $9 for treble extra white; $7,75@8
for double extra amber; 56,75@7 for
extra red winter; 56,50 for double
extra spring; country made: 57,50(48,2.5
for double extra white; $6,25g7,25 for
double extra red and amber; 86,25@6,75
for double extra spring, Wheat, sales
of 7;000 bush: 'ofNo. 1 red winter at
51,37; 2,009 bush. do. at the same price;
No. 2 do. held at 51,86. Corn. No. 1 held
at 98c.©11; sale of one car No. 2 at 96c.
Oats held at 80c. Bye firm, held at $l,lO
@flab. • Petroleum, refined held at 22 1 4
@290. for Jgly, 29(g)29;ic. for Antrust
for standard white; crude held at 56,65.
BALTIMORE, July 27'—Flour firm and
the scarcity restricts business; western
superfine 115,60(36, extra 56@7, do. family'
57,50®8. • Wheat firm; prime to choice
red $1,60®1,70, white $1,65@1,75. Corn
active; prime to choice red $1,60@1,70,
white $1,12®1,13, yellow ' 81,1(44132.
Oats firm; new 65@68c., old 70®73c.
Mesa Pork quiet at $l4. Bacon active
and advencing; rid aides 190., clear ribs
19V3., shoulders 111y 4 016c., hams 23®2 4c. Lard firm at 19N®29c. Whisky; none
here and market nominal at $l,lO.
MILWAIIKZE, July 27.—Flour is quiet
but firm and unchanged, 'Wheat is un
settled at' 11,4,070 r No. 'l, and 21,38 for
No. 'Oats ' steady at 720 for No. 2.
Corn Dim at 21,00 , for No. 2. Rye and
Barley nominal. Freights'. aro
dull and nominally at 4c,to Buffalo, and
8o to Oswego. Receipts-1;000 bbls. flour,
88,000 bob. wheat. 1,000 busk'. oats.
'Shipments-1,000 Ws. liotu., 71,000 bush.
wheat, 16,000 bush. oats.
Loursvirmit, July 27.—Flour firmer;
superfine. 21,50. Grain is unchanged
and quiet. Tobacco is Arm, with sales
of 191 hogsheads leaf at 0,054425. Pro
visions; tendency upward., Mess Pork,
233,50. Bacon is held at 15; 4 c.; 18Xo and
191.,/c for shoulders, clear sides and clear
rib.sides; hams, 22;4(423q. Lard, 19%c.
Whiskyls looking up, with sales of raw
at 21,05.
MEMPEEIS, July 27.—Ootion 'quiet and
unchanged, with sales low middling at
31c; receiptS 14' bales; exports 9 bales.
Flour steady. Wheat ilrin at $1,10®1.40.
Corn at 97%c®fl. Osts at 83@85c. Hay
at 527. .Bran at $20®21. Corn Meal at
$4,60®4,70. Pork at $35. Lard at 20®
220. Bacon firm, with sates shoulders at,
15y,®15;fc and aides it 1934@19M0.
Ciercituo, 3111 v 27.--Cattle quiet at 1;05
05,15 for coV;re; 160,20@7,40 for fair to
choice, and 57,55(4)7,70 for extra - prime
beeves. Hogs active and a shade higher
at (18,7,5@9, for- Hight to lair; $9,10@9,20
for fair to medium, and $9,25@9,40 for
'good to choice.- .
PHILADELPHIA, Julyy 27.—Wheat
steady, old and now red $1,47@1,55. Rye
steady and finchanged. Corn lees active,
mixed Western $1,14©1;18., Oats'dull at
76677 c. Provialons unchanged. Whie.
ky scarce and commands $1,05©1,10.
DETUIJIT, ow, 27.—Wbeat firm; sales
of extra white at $1,82, No. I do. at 01,72,
No. 2'do. at $1,45. """ "
Dry Goals Market.
.NEW YORK * July ‘27.—The market •Is
comparatively quiet, yet steady and firm
for all , staple styles of cotton , and woolen
fabrics. Heavy brown sheeting's remain
steady at 18%017 for• best - makes, and
153 @lo for eouthern. Bleached muslin
the New York mills sell siefast as pro.
•duced at 25, and Wamstum and Utioatat
zamethd Tuscarora brings 2 41 1 Alsda*
and blasorOille 19, Xiamen° band iftbot
16, and tee'stplerotreintettUadebes 12M'
@13%, as to make.
' RIVER NEWS.
The river, under the influence of the
recent rains, is again rising at this point
with five feet aii inches in 'the channel
by the Monongahela marks. Weather
continues cloudy and °unsettled with oc•
caslonal showers. Mercury at 5v.M. 86
In , shade.
No arrivals, or departures aside from
the packets.
The Julia No. 2, departed for Zanes
ville, with a fair trip including some 70
or 75 tons, which she will transfer to the
Kate Putnam at Wheeling.
The R. C. Grey, Capt. Isaac Whittaker,
is filling up steadily. for Cincinnati and
Louisville, and will take her departure
to-day. She will receipt freight through
to New Orleans.
Com. W. J. ;Counts, has gone to Sioux
City, on hi:minces, we presume, connect
ed with some of his mountain boats.
—The Messenger was advertised to
leave Cincincinnati for Pittsburgh on
Monday.
—Captain Dan. Maratta has retired
from the river, and is living at Roches
ter, Penna., carefully nursing and tend
ing his health, which, we are glad to
learn, has greatly improved.
—Mr. Walter Maratta, late of the John
H. Groesbeck, has assumed charge of
the office of the Cincinnati and New Or
leans packet, Emma No. 3, Mr. Jas. Mc-
Connell having retired and returned to
his home in Rochester.
—The Omaha Republican, of Wednes
day, says: The steamer..Suaset sunk
yesterday :Moult 180 miles above Omaha.
Mr. John Green is a loser by the catas
trophe to the amount of :6,500. We fail
ed to learn the particulars further than
that no lives wore lost.
—The Loniqville Courier• Journal, of
SatUrday, says: The little steamer Pine
Bluff, which has held a place among
“boats in port" for over six months, has
at last got out of the clutches of the myr
midons of the law, and will leave for
Kanawha river today, in command of
Captain Bates.
—The Madison Courier, of Thursday,
says: Bob Rea and Slater have made.ar, -
rangements to take the bar of the Nat.
Williams for a year. We understand
the price paid was $3,000. She will prob
ably enter the Kentucky river trade.
Her cabin has been lengthened, and she
hatample accommodations for passen
gers.
—The Vieksburgh Times, of Wednes
day, says: Business on the river is dull,
and they haye a queer way of "raising
the wind" at Lake Providence. A gen
tleman down from that city of the
swamps says the wharfboatjhere charg
es twenty-live cents for the privilege of
walking ocross it, which is necessary to
be able to get to a boat.
—The towboat Panther arrived at
Louisville on Friday, having In tow the
Virginia, which boat it will be remem
bered broke both her shafts•a few weeks
since while on her way to this port from
New Orleans. Her misfortunes did not
end there, for as she was coming up she
ran afoul of a snag at Hobb's Point and
damaged tier guard considerably.
•
—The St. Louis Democrat, says: While
the Natrona lay here on Tuesday, a in
box lying'in the office, containing a con
siderable sum of money, disappeared.
The thief was seen on the Gartside, lying
alongside, by -officers of the Gartaide,
who spoke to him but did - not suspect
the character of their visitant. Some
time after, the carpenter found the box,
broken open, and lying in a heap of
trash. Be delivered it on board the
Natrona yesterday on her arrival, The_
thiet missed the larger portion of the
greenbacks which was inclosed in an en
velop and other paper, but rifled one or
two pocket books of smaller sums, in
his haste throwing the balance away as
worthless. Moral to steamboat clerks—
don't go away from your office leaving
the door open and boxes of money lying
around.
I.►f eORTS BY RAILROAD
,Pmrsauttort, Poet; WAYNE & OE4-
°AG° RAILROAD, July 27.-12 cars
metal, Nimick & Co; 1 do do,
Brown&
Co; 2 do do, Everson, Preston it Co; 2 f,lo
do, Reese, Graff & Dull; 3do do, Bryan
& Caughey; 1 do do, Loomis & Collard; 2
do do, Superior Mills; 2do iron ore,
Shoenberger tit Blair; 100 bbis flour, John
Willson dr Son; 100 do , do, Seghmyer &
Voakamp; 1 car scrap iron, T Maloney; 8
cars cooperage, M P Adams & Bro; 2do
stone. 4 L L Knox; 40 Nils paper, Hos
tetter 'tit Smith; 20 bxs cheese, A Kirk.
patrick & Co; 25 do do,E Heazleton; 50
do do,4enkins d: Bro;5 do do, Wilson
& Son; sdo do, Knox & Orr; 1 ear rye,
W J Meek; 25 bbla highwines, M McCul
lough Jr; 20 bxs cheese, S Ewart t Co;
104 oil bbls'll I) Moore; 64 bxs glass jars.
Wm Little; 20 bbls dry apples, 1 bbl
eggs, Woodworth & Davidson; 90 eke
rye, 108 do oats, Scott & Waal; 15 eke
rags, Godfrey & Clark, 2 bbls syrup, At
well & Lee; 4 bbis eggs, 11 Rea J 1; 20 tca
hams, F Sellers,& Co.
OILIITZLAND` 1,2111 PITTICERTRON Ran-
LOAD. July 27.--5 cars stone, J L LKno.x:
1 car. shingles, Mellon & Bros; 3 cars
limestone ore, Bradys Bend Ir on Co; 8
do do, Hussey, Wells & Co; 2 do do,
Reese, Graff & Dull; 1 oar lumber '
.4.4
Gregg; 1 car do, G A Mundorf; 25 bza
candles, BC&JH Sawyer; 8 bag axes,
Lippincott & Co; 120 bills spokes, Jas
Herdmart &Son; 20 cases tobacco, J
Wil
soD & Son: 48 bbls apples, Steel & Bro; 11
dodo, Van Gorder & 8; 5 do do, F G
Craighead; 1 hhd prunds, Little & Baird;
12 fanning mills, care B B Floyd & Co.
ALLEasaars vArzin wampum, July
27.-2 cars metal, John Moorhead; 2 bbis
eggs, W H Kirkpatrick & Co; 88 aka
oats, Keil& Hitt:theft; 19 do •do, Scott
& Gisal; 41 do do, .1 & A Deitz; 2 pkgs
butter, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 81 bbla tal
low, Steel & Eichner; 2 kga Jas
McKay; 4 sks•rags, J Harris; 2 cars stone,
Henderson & Co; 1 car lime, D L Reyn
olds; 2 bbls eggs, Bruggerman &O'Brien;
4 do do,L J Blanchard; 400 bbls crude
oil, Wiring, King & Om 480 do do, Pool
Tiro; 320 dodo, Fleher Bro; 59 do do, W
Wilson & Co. •
•
ALLEM/IE2M STATION, July 27 . -1
car wheat, W McKee & Co; 3do lime
stone, Superior Iron Co; 59 hips. oats,
Johnston & McFarland; 288 eke oats, S C
Moblaaters; 1 car lime, J Abdell; 30 bdLs
paper, Frazier & Metzger; 4 ears mill.
feed, It Knox &Son; -1 do do, 70 aka 49,
Geo Stewart; 3 cars wheat, Kennedy Jr,
.13ro; 2 cars ear corn, Id Steel "& Son; 3
care iron ore, Lewis, Bailey & Dalzeil; 4
do do, Spang, Chalfant & Co.
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND St.
LGUIs RAILRoAD, July 24.-1 bbl tallow,
4do oil, E M Johnson; 8 ears stases, W
Hastings; Ido do, J Wunder/16c; 2 do
wheat, Liggett dc Co; 100 bblirtiour, She..
maker &L; 80 do do, J Porterfield; 50
tea hams, E H Myers; 124, do do, G
Mitchell; 200 pigs lead, Mansfield P &
Co; 10 hhda tobacco, Weyman & Bro.
100,000 Pounds of Wool Wanted by
311gANOR k HARPER,
• AT THE , WHITX FRONT,.
lAA Lltertratreat, 'Pittsburgh, Pa. •
- -
NsAPLE SITGAIne. -10
~_baritels
e_o_ n#lgnment at WATT, Lexie sows,
ag 17* Wood Met
1 . RIVER PACICETI3.
LINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
VOII CINCINNATI andadgEe
LOUinVILLE.--Tbe Are pas
senger steamer
• B. C. GHAT ()apt. WIUTTASER,
Will leave for the above and Intermediate ports
on THIS DAY, 98th inst.. giving through re
ceipts fur Memphis and .Nor Orleans.
k or Fright or passageapply on board or to
JOHN MACK or
1)23 J D. COLLINS WOOD. Agents.
PAIIKERSBIIII.O.
TITTS BUR 11,sigge
WHEELING AND PAR-
E :1 E 1 BRUM , LlNE.—Leave coninenra Wharf
Heat. to ,t (AMMO StrPf.t. daily at 12 M., WED
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS •
GREY RAOUL C. L. liairrirAir, Mister.
/freight will be received at' all boars by
JAMES CQLLINS.
' FLACK a'COLLINGWOOD,.
apl,3 , Arent,.
STEABISIIIPS
T* l
!LIVERPOOL. AND
•
QUEENSTOWN:
TSB INMAN BUIL STEADISHIPA
Numbering sixteen nnt-class vesgels, aMoug
tn. mthe celebrtted
CITY OF PAttars, •CITY OF' ANTWErf,
CITY OF BOSTON ' CITY' OF BALTIMO RE,
CI T Y' OF LONDON,
Sailing EVERY SATURDAY, from Pier 45.
North Elver, New York. For °gauge or further
Information spoilt to
WILLIAM ..BTWORAIIe: Jr..
113 SMITHFIELD STREET, Pittsburgh.
ORDINANCES.
AN „ ORDINANCE
Authorizing Hussey. Wells Q Co. to
Construct Iron-Clod Additions to
their Present Works.
•
SECTIONI. Be it ordained and enacted by the
City of Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Court
cits assembled, cm/ 'it is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority of the same. That Hus
sey, Wells Co. be and they are hereby author
-Ized to construct iron clad additions t) their
present works, as Inflows: One addition to rear
of mill on corner 17th and Pike streets, along
Mulberry alley. 65 by 55 feet. Also, an addl.
Lion to Chop fronting on tiolumbla street. running
towards 17th Street 83 by 100 feet: also to re
build store room on 171 h street. 25 feet square.
SEC. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordi
nance conflicting with the passage of this ordi
nance at the present time, be and the came is
hereof repealed so far as the same affects this or
dinance.
Ordained and ; enacted into a law in Councils,
this 118th day of June, 1809.
' JAMES McAULET,
President of Select Council.
• Attest E. S. Monnow,
Cleft.. of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON',
President of Common Council.
Attest: IL McMA.T.s.n.
Clem of Common Council. jy?.:
FLOUR.
VIpEARL MILL FLOUR FROM
. NEW WHEAT.—We are now receiving a
k ment of cholc. TENN ESIEE NEW ANILIn.R
ano WalTit WHEAT, which we are mixing
with au. Old Wheat in such proportions as to
male an article of Family Flour equal if not su
perior to any In the market.
The merits we claim for this Mohr are that of
being manufactured from strictly choice number
one eolith( rn Amber and White Wheat, with the.
most approved machinery. by experienced mil
lers. Our Brands are:
. .
TIMER STAR PEAR r. GREEN BRAND.
made tram Choice White Wheat, unsurpassed as
Pastry Flour.
TWO STAB DOUBLE EXTR BLUE
BRAND, from selected Waite and Amber Wheat,
unsurpassed as a Family
PEANL. RED BRAND from selected amber
and best grades of Red Winter.
To nrevent fraud in refilling our sacks we now
seal them with date of manufacture.
R. T. KENN E DY & BRO..
7r.1:m38 read Steam MU, Alleghonv
MERCHANT TAILORS.
TIEGE ,
B •
.(Lute Cutter with W. EerPeravelde.)
DIJERCI-LAN'T TAI/40,414,
No. 53 Smithlleld Street, Pittsburgh.
se26:Tz
NEW SPRING GOODS.
• srlencUd new stock of • .
CLOTHS ! GISSTMERES,
Just received by HENRY MEYER.
sell: Merebant Tailor. 73 Bridth field street.
WALL PAPERS
WALL PAPER.
TEE OLD PAPER STORE IN A NEW PLACE,
W. P. DLILIISELALL'S
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
291 Liberty Street,
(NEAR MARKET,)
SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. mhe
J. I. .....J. V. BEAST .
SWINT •
ABe i r: ITECITTUAL AND . • •
ORNAMENTALS CARVERS.
No. 6: Sandusky St.. Allegheny, Pa
A large amm ;af NEWELI POnTEI
BALUSTERS conly outland. T1711,7.11E/ •
rift. (Inn, newolllt •
KEYSTONE POTT
Pt M. HIM & CO.,
A.7e
Manatsomers o
QUEESSWARIL, BRISTOL, ,
office end Warehouse, 383 LIBRA,
NIP All orders nrotnutiv attended
110SA.13A/LIS
• 1
FEMMES THE BLOOD.
t It BALE Bt DRUGGISTS BVERTiVIIRR..
122=3=1
SiCILY
I.4EIICON STJGrAIk,
Tor looking Lemonade; on excellent substitute
for Lemons. Yor sale at-ttooOrQcori
Store of . BEN/MAW
.1 .
,24 Oninerlaberty anti bin* street!:
DILIVUO: - ••
7 Mble Loulstille.llydrulic Ge
07ms
J. B •
COM"ATISSION MERCHANTS
WILLIAM Mu cB4 CO"
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty f Street:
Corner of Irwin, now oTer to the trade at low
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
Molasses.
Porto Rico, Cuba and English nduga
New York, Philadelphia andß al mtiore Re
lined do.
Golden Drips, Loserings, Brunfis, Stuart%
•Adams , and Long Island Syrups.
Porto Rico, Cuba and Engliala Island Molasses.
..Young Hyson, Japan, Imperial. Gunpowder
and Oolong Teas.
Carolina and Bangoin Rice. '
Java, Lagusyrs and 10 Coffees.
Tobacco, 'Lard Oil, Fish. Mails, Glass, Soaps,
Cotton Y&IIIE. ilk., constantly on band.
Fine Brandies,WineS and Segars.
ithenisb, Moselle, and Sparkling Hock Wines
of Hinkel & Co.. in bottles.
Sparkling Moselle, Se.karsberg and Tam:into
burg, Hoekbelmer. Burgundy, 7,4
Brandenburg & Freres' Fine Olive Oil. .
do do Clarets, imported In bottles.
- do do Wbite Wines. In bottles.
M. Wort & Sons' Sparkling Catawba.
Fine old Sham s Madeira and port.wines.
Free Old klononganela Bye Whiskies, pure.
do Very buDerior Old Scotch .do do.
SOl e e il l o I Agents for HChandon's Grand yin,
lia Nkrzen'ay and Sellery Champagne.
Dwindles of our own selection and warranted:
I 107d4.3
E S'XABI iSf y .IT E EED BY A. Jk: T
W. 31: GORMLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(Dnizcna. OPP. EAGIS HOTEL.)
PITTIErI3I:7II4aII6 PA.
se :yl6
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
- Successor to Fetzer & Armstrong,
PRODUCE :COMMISSION "NERCIIANT,
No. 26 IttiRRET STREET.
inns '
isTXXLA .4. A. ETIZLIA.
Nl' STEELS& SON,
° Commission Merchants,
AND DILLIES IN
Emocoun. GRAIN, FEED, 80.
No. 98 OHIO BYBEE% near East Common,
. ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
Psrxa EZIL JAS.!. ItICHAST.
KEIL & BITCHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FLOUR, BRAIN, SEED% MILL FEED, £O.,
349 Liberty Mt., Pittsburgh,
m724:bri
L e J. BLANCHARD.
Wholesale and Retail grocer%
No. no PENN STREET.
sple:xica
lITTLE, BAIRD 84 PATTON,
/ Wholesale Grocers, Commhlslon Merchants
an Dealers In Produce, Ylonr, Bacon, Cheese,
Flab. Carbon and Lard 011, Iron, Nails Glass,
Cotton Yarns and all P'Stsburgh ltfannturet
generally, IL% and 11.4 O.6COND 5T ET,
Pittsburg/a.
JOEY I. ECOVSS..II2 , W. E501T62....WK. H. HOLTZ.
TORN I. HOUSE &BROS., Sim
eessors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Whole•
saga Grocers and Commission Merchants, Col•
Der of Smithfield and Water Streets. Pi asthma.
JOHN BHTIMON ' A IWALLACL,
§81111PTON& WALLACE, Whole.
SALE GROCERS AND PROD ME DEAL.
. No. 6 maw STREET. Pittsburgh.
lal2nlll
MWELFITI LIST, 1969. AP•
pracialoNs to Sell Liquors, tled lo the
Clark's (Mee: •
David Wicilne, tavern, Ist ward.
Wm. S. McFettbige, tavern, Oth ward.
Heranberg s CO., other goods, 10th
ward.
F. J. MasOn, other goods, 12th ward.
;lowa* Bunt, tavern, 15th ward.
(ath. McCoy. tavern, Data ward.
Chas. Coll, othTr goods. 13th ward,
M. L. Pottier. warn, *lst ward.
Alice BeardalLoth.r goods, 13th word.
Allegheny.
Jame. Iteningsnlder. tavern; 3d ward.
-Jo.. Weaver, tavern. 3d ward;
John Feateerston, entitle bons, 4th ward.
C. M. Deddrick, other goods, 4th ward,
Townships.
Banerteln, tavern, atmler.
' Boroughs
Alex. CampbelLother goods, East Blrralngh , ni.
The License Bout will sit for hearing toe
above application's on WYCDNIE9D AT, the Shin
day of Joky. 1889, at 9 o'cloet
O. ' J 161 DROWN, Clerk.
1311;:m51 .
O
• ROOFING SLATE OF TLRIOUS
Qualities and Colcirs.
ParttenLaz attention
Slate 'liven to laying Slate and
ate Toon. for partienUin and Meta
J. S. EMMA
110. 43 Eleventh Avenue,
mhatiatie , PITTSBURGH. PA
C. 8. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, -
W. 13. of Pennsylvania,
• Prrramrpors. July 20. 1E69. 5
HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that
on the 12th day of Jaly, A. D. 1889,
:T li
arrant in ankrupteT was issued against the
Estate of SOLOMON t.. HESS, of Allegheny
City, in the County of Allegheny, and State or
Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged a Bank
rupt on tun own petition: th.t the payment of
any debts and delivery otany property belong
ing to ruck Bankrupt or to Pla or for hi, use.
and the transfer of any property by him are for
bidden by law; that a. Meeting of :be e reaitors
of the Bald Rankrupt i - to prove their Debts and
to choose one or more assignees of Malta:tate,
will be held Mot ..ourt of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at No, 1111 Federal street. Allegheny
My. Allegheny county. Pennsylvania, before
JUNIN N. PDX VIANotc Eau„ Register. on the
SIXTH DAY OF AtiOUST. A. D. 1869. at 10 ,
o'clock A. M. A. 311.11tDOCE.
• 1322...45 . 11. 8.. 3iar.hal, as Messenger.
ROCK THE BABY
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
ERY.
LEMON & WEISE. ,-,
Practical Furniture Nanaract,rese t ken
WAUZ &O.
Tr STREWS
us yotraru AlrEstrm.
lontre may fffes.ileVartrale"ofdrzr
TRADE MARK.
DITHRIDGES
SIRE Prtoor ,
Lamp
CIIIIIIETS.
-100
kutale
Mil
ME
figures, strictly
AZASO,
IIiI'ORTERB Or
IND DEALtB IN
Pittsburgh.
SOLD ONLY DT
ERE
itAILROADEL
I§§eq. ammo
hOH. PORT WAYNE GHICA.OI3
.W. and CLEVELAND PITTSBITIteIIit.
P r i m bias. 9th, 1869, trains will leave from
and arrive at the-Limon Depot. north aide, Pitts
burgh city time, as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Chiclic Ex.—A:oB ain , Chicago Ex...1:58 a m
Erie Ygn Er. T:9B a m 'Chicago Ex -13:03 plc
Cl. & 6_411 , 16:13 am; Wheeling Ex 10:48a
Chicago Ma11..6:58 a m Louis Ex 7:08 D
Chicago Na.. -9:43 m :OS e ID
s
&wa l g Ex 2:08 p ra Cleveland Ex 3:53 p
Chicago Ex._. 2:23 pm • Erie Viten Exs:sBp
& Erie Alleg hen y . Cl. 39%4. Ex6:s3p
m
Dtpartfrom • Arrive In Allsghen&
Bear Falls Ac. fhb S A m , Leetsdale Ac..6:58
Leetsdale `
" 10:03 ain ,Bca , r Fella " 8:98 am
' • 11:58 A m NeW Castle '10:23 AM
Rochester " 1:28 p Enon • `' 9:13a.9
Enon " .3:58 p m ,I.eetsdale 1:08 pm
Leetsdale Ace.s: /3 pm. Retail' Falls " 9:43pm
Bea'rFalls • . 6:13 p m - Lee,tedale 4:&1
Leetsdale " 10:43 pm, " 9:23 DX.
Fair Oaks Sun- i Fair Oaks Sun
day Church. 1:13 pm: day vinirch. 9:58 az.
SW 9:931i. in. Chicago Express leaves daily.
Sir 19:03 v. m.Chlcago Express arrives daily.
J. M. KIMBALL, J. N. SPOULIAMSIE.
klen , l Ticket Agent. Supten.n.
mylo
g TIME. ;
a i a I 3 AN6E Orangwit
VALLEIVILSIZROAD,-
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE •OrioA It&
On and after MONDAY, Jane k4t11,1809 TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except.„Sunday)
will leave Pate:toe Depot, colorer of Elev
enth and Pike streets, for Franklls; 0110t9.11111.
Silo. rid all notate ti e 011Begkins.
LEAVY PITTYBDROLI. •ARRIV IA P12160e11011
Day Ex 8:00a zo Day Ex 5:15p m
Night Ex .... 7:30 pm:NlgbtEx 6:30 a ra•
Brady's BAc 3 05 pm• Brady. R. Ac M):15 are
Freeport Ac. 0:40 a in;litSodaW , ks 7:40 am
lid SodaWird 6:30 p mlF.eeport 6:lsplat'
1st:11111ton ... 6:45 a m Ist, Halton.. R:5011 in
Sd Rnh0n...1200 m Hutton- 3 51:00p a:
3d Halton... pin 3d Milton... 1:05 p m
Arnold's Ac. S:OU .p m Arnold's Ac. 7:10 p m
Church train to and from Soda Works leave
Ptttsbnrgh at 1:10 P. Sr. Arrive at Pittsburgh.
(6/ndays,)at 9 50A: B. -
Express trains iron only at principal points.
Accommodation rains stop at all stations
• : LAWRENCE, Een , l
THOMAS M. KING, Malt. Supt.
VAENNSIELVA
ammrt
MA CENTRAL RAIL
R D. On and after 'JULE 25th, 1 869, - Tinini
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
corner of Washington and Liberty streets • as
follows: .
A. . Deport.
Mail Train...e ries. 1:25 am 'pay Express-S:l6 1116
Fast Line 1.45 an ,Boutneru Ex.. 4:80 arc.
Wall's No. 1.. 6 20 am g Wall's No. 1.. 6:3oant
BrlntonAcen. 7:50 am Mall Train 8:16 sin
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 am' Bra'ksAs 2 o110:20 am
Cincinnati Ex.0:10 am ioChaciniti Ex 12:38
Johnstown Ac10:35 am jWall'aßo. 2..11:45 tap
Era 'k s Ac Nol 1:10 pm ;Johnstown Ac. 3:ospas.
Pittsbigh Ex. - 1:30 pm' Brants Ac Not 3:40 pm
Phila. Expresel:so pm , Phila. Express 4:20 pm
Wall's No. 3...2:50 pm g Wall's No, G.. 4:oopm
Bra'ks Ac No 2 5:50 pm: Wallis No. 4.. 6:ospm
Homewood Ac. 9:ss,ipto;•Fast Line ..... 7:3opm
Wall's No. 4..7 : 20 pm g Homewood ac. B:sopm
Way Pasan'r 10:20 pm,Wail'sNo. - 5.. D:00 cox
These trains make close connection at Rants.
burg for Baltimore. _
The Church Train leaves Walla Station every
Einnday at 9:05 a. m. reaching Pittsburgbi at
10:05 a. m. Be turni ng, leaves Pittsburgh at
19:50 p..m. and arrives at Walla Station- a;
2:10 p. tn.
' , Cincinnati Express leaves daily. Southern
Express leaves daily except Monday. Altotser
trains daily except Sunday.:
For farther Information atV. tcl ric ti nf
'The Penr.sylvanialtallroad Company ;rill uota s
same any risk forßaggage, except for wearingsp
parel,and limit their responsibility to One Hu., -
dreg Collars In valve. Ail Baggage exceedir
tbstamonnt in value will be at the risk of tie
owner. unless taken by special contract. •
EDWARD .8.
ap26 General Superintendent, Alt oo gt."
WE STE It Nlginvial
PENNSYLVANIA.
RA.ILROAD.--th: and after April 9591,1859, ther
Pa ssenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
RE road will arrive at and - depart -from the
Federa 1 Street Depot, Allegheny City, as follows:
Arrive. • r • ~ Depart. -_ _
Springdle Wu 115:40 a . 7:00 it
Freeport No.18:20 a m Freeport No: 1 9:2oaru
Express 10:40 a In .Sbarptalg Nol /1:20 am
Sharpb'g No.11:20 p m Express. 9:50 pin
'Freeport No. 24 : 00 p m'SPringdle No 1 3:30 put
Mall 5:50 p m,Freeport N0.25:20 p
Springdle No 26:90 mlsnringdle No 2 6:30 1:115
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction
ever) dnnday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny
City at 9:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1:20 p. re. and arrive at Allegheny June.
Lion at 3:40 p. m. , •
COMMUTATION —FOr sale in paelungee
of Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut
street, Herr' Bennett,' Pine Creek, Etna and
Sharpsburs and good only on the trains stopping
at Stations epee...bled on'tickets.
The' trains leaving Allegheny City 04_7:00 a.
In. make direct connection at Freepor withWal.
kers line of Stages for Butler and Eliannahstuen.
Through tickets ms be purchased at the
No. ISt. Clair !tree near the Su.spensionßridge.
Pittsbur. It, and at the Depot, Allegheny.
For farther information apply to
JAM LEMRTS, Agent.
Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not
sesame any risk for Bartere , excent u ror wearing
apparel, an d
Dollarstheir limit
alat BP° Jjl id t bs , Lax , ltY a K t : O ar.
seeding tt Is /31101213 1n value wlllbe at, we Mail,
the owner, unless taken Tv special contract.
.v •
EDWARD H.
apH Geneml Superintendent, A.l9''la't2'ltoona.,
ITTSBURG4,_ aml •
CINCTANATI AND
LOWS RAILWAY.
_ PAN HANDLE BOUM
cHAziez trip natz.-en. and after MONDAY,
CApril SI elth, 1869, Mains will leave and arrive al
hi Union Depot, as follows:
Deport. Aviles.
arleB aiont. Mil a. mt.
Fast Line................0:43 a. m. 7:13 p. m
Eames • • 81:33 p. m. - 4:33 a.m.
Mixed Ace , n , 5:33 a. m. 6:58 p. m.
MoDonalti , s anen,No.lll:43 a. m. 9:18 a.;ll`.
Stet:Denville Azeommod. 3:58p. m. 9:33 a.m.
Meflonstd , s Aeon. No. It 8:18 p. a. • •11:Te o . yp.
liunday Charch Tram.. 19:58 p. m. 9:58 a. m.
air :33 P. x..train will leave 411 y. •
151:13 P. W. trala will arrive sally.. • •
All other indite will ran dally.linnuayi except.
ed. The 9:43 a. m. Train makes close con
nection. at Newark. Stir EaneoPille. •
S. P. SCULL, General Ticket Airestta
W. W. CARD. ButPt..lltenbearllla. OnllDo
ZITTSBURGIi
CONNVI. VILL
On sad after TUESDAY, Noyember s /VA,
lnot , trains will arrive at and depart from the
Depot. corner Or Grant LW Water streets, an
• Depart. - Arrfeer.
Nall to sad from Union
town. 7:001. X. 0:00 r.
IfeKeosoorte,xotadt's /4: 00 4. B. 0:03
Zs. to and from Tlntin. 5:00 P. B. 10:10 A. IL
West Newton AcCOm'd 4:30 P. B. 8:35 A. at
Braddock , s AccomdM. 6:15 P. M. • T:3O P. Y
Might Ao. toileg.oort.lo:3o P. B.:0:43
Bianday Church Trida to
and from West Newton 1:69 r. is. 10:00 A.
/or Mete . Zto
s apply
B. M. RANItO.I , I3:k Age=
W. B. ESTQUT. fmenntendent. no=
S ROUTE.BILLSWEN.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWA
Eastern Diviiion.
Tat SHORTEST AND MOST MEDIAN/
RoU rAs tom ter Rant* al volute es
Colorado Nevada,
California Utah,
Arizona Washington,
Neni Mexico, Idaho,
Oregon.
Two Trains leave Mate Llite and Lave:meta
( 1 1 11 11:Idaye exceptedjan the arrival oz testae
of ram° usurped frost ht. Louis, and Hand.
bat and et. Joe Ealtroad nom pointy, mums'
In. at Lawrence, Topeka and Wiwi . * ,wIUI
slaws* for all points In Kansas. At ens of
track west of T4teurofth with the UN
eTA.TEB EXPRESS UOMPAN 'SI lII T T I I3
LINE Olf UTIZR.LAIID NAM &ND = l /31UOI
0040/32113 FOB
DENITEEtt F1.A.1.11"
AND
All Points in the Territories,
And with EA*l - Intlo4Mls Lters
of COACDEB for Port Unidu, Dent'. Fort. r “. 814 .
Ailliquerque, Santa Ye, and all Point& In Ail .
zoos and New hinulto.
With the men additions of rolling stook
and
with reuippo m s e init • O e re a
lnd
T a ra r n ta s a P s e e r m at n lon
from its western terminus, this road now odes.
unequalled &dials' for.the ,transisitasion
freight to the rar West.
Ticket* for Millis As all the ortnalpat OtEhlta tf
the United States and Canadair - • i• • •
lie sere and set or
_g. ket. via TIM MOO
RILL BOUTA,I. cirow ?ACIDIC WAYr
FAMOUS DlvitatalL •
A. ANDIVAAOIi
, „
almond superintAieei .
1/A41111311811111/41 •
*aww lreggat and Tl?ge
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