PITTSBURGH IRON DIMIKET.
OFF/CE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, August 27, 1869.
The metal market, compared with
last week, presents no new characteris
tics worthy of special notice. As will
be seen by reference the report of sales,
there is a fair volume of business in the
aggregate, for the season, and notwith
standing -the demand Is only moderate,
prices, nuder the influence of a light
supply, are well sustained, though 1111-
Changed. Advices from the east report
1 1
that nn ess the strike by the coal miners
Is bro ght to a sudden termination,
many of the eastern furnaces will
be obliged to go out of blast for want of
fuel.
There is rather more inquiry for man
ufactured iron and nails, and orders are
Sowing in Pretty freely, in face of the
recent advance, but manufacturers still
report the trade iu an unsatisfactory
condition, and very small margins.
The indications, hoWever, are favorable
for a good fall business, and it is possi
ble that there will be less cutting than
for some years past, at least it is hoped
80.
ANTHRACITE.
100 tons Chickers - Forge 40.50 cash
230 . 1 No. 2 Gray 38.00 4 mos
30 11 No. 2 Neutrl " 37.50 6 mos
20 1, No. 3 Close 1, 37.00 6 mos
20 " No. 3 " " . t .. 37.00 4 mos
" White " 36.00 4 mos
40 " ' 1 " 35.50 4 mos
50 11 No. 1 Extra Foundry 44.50 4 mos
10 " No. 2 " 41.15 4 mos
10 " No. 1 Foundry- 40.00 cash
10 " No. 1 do 40.50 cash
10 " No. 1 do 41.50 cash
10 -1 ' No. 1 do 42.00 4 mos
500 ' 1 Mixed lot . 37.00 6 mos
50 11 No. Extra 44.00 4 mos
100 " No. 3 Neutral 39,00 6 mos
5 " No. 2 Foundry 40.00 4 mos
100 " Neutral Forge 34.50 cash
20 " Scotch Pig - 47.00 cash
50 . " No. 3 37.00 4 mos
MOEN
100 tons Red Bank ;98.006 moe
RITUAL/NOUS COAL SMELTED FROM. LAKE
SUPERIOR ORE
200 tons Medium Gray Nen
. tral $37.00.6 mos
500 " Red Short private terms
130 " Medium .(fray Red
Short Forge 37.00 6 mos
150 • Mottled. :R ad.;
Forg'zk..
100 " Mottled Red 'il.hort
Forge ' 36.00 6 mos
30 " Gray Neutral...... 37.50 4 mos
CHARCOAL
10 " American Ironl Mo. •• '
Cold Blast '160.00 4 mos
20 ,1 Irondale, Mo. H. B 51.50 4 mos
10 Lake Superior Chan
' nel H. B 50.00 4 mos
20 , t ;Lake Superior
Chan
nol H. B 49.50 G mos
12 " Hanging Rock No. 1
'• ; Foundry H. B 48 00 4 mos
BLOOMS.
25 a Jan4ta
20 SI Si
30 " Lake Superior Char
coal
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW Yoss, Aug. 27.—Cotton steady;
sales of 860 bales at 3434 c. for middling
uplands. Flour—reCeipts of 18,663 bbls.
—dull: and heavy, 'loc. lower; sales of
6,400 bbls. at $5,80@6,15 for superfine
western; ,6,35(4)7 for extra state, ,56,15@
7,10 for extra western, $7,15@7,40 for
white wheat extra, g6'55©7,20 for R. H.
0., $6,75@7 for extra, $7,75@9,50 for good
choice do., closing dull. Rye flour quiet;
sales of 100 bbls. at $4,50@6.60. Corn
meal scarce and quiet; sales of 150 bbls.
Brandywine at *6,25. Whisky lower;
saleS of 150 bbls. western at $1,V.,, tree.
Wheat—receipts of 144,113 bushels--
heavy and 2©3c. lower; sales of 123,000
bushels at $1,36©1,45 for No. 2 spring,
$1,50@1,55 for winter ' red and amber
western, $1,45@1,52 for Southern Rlino:s
red, $1,56@1,6U for new amber Tennes.
see, the latter price the extreme,
and $1,68 for white southern. Rye
quiet. Barley nominal. Corn: receipts,
30,221 bush; • scarce and prices better;
sales 48,0001 bush at 950441,1310 r unsound
new mixed western; $1,14®1,16 for sound
do. Oats: receipts were 48,990 bush;
prices I@2e better; sales 68.090 bush at
63(4)040 for old w.ptern; 62@65c for new
southerly and we tern; 12,000 bush State,
sellers' option,ptember, brought 00c.
I
Rice quiet; sales 80 tierces Carolina at
SX®93O. Coffe steady; 800 bags Rio
S:
sold on private t rms. Sugar quiet: 425
hhds sold at 11©12e ,for Cuba; 1134©
1234 c for Pak° Rico: 100 boxes Havana
sold at 1.234©13cJ _Molaises quiet; sales
60 hhds Cuba and Muscovado at 49c.
Hops nominal and quiet. Petroleum :
sold at 16i4@16r,c for crude; 31X(4)32c
for refined, Linseed 011 quiet st 98c@$1.
Turpentine quiet. Provisions; Pork ir
regular and lower; 300 bbls sold at $32,25@
32,50 mess, $32 old dii, $27,50@28 prime,
and $30@)30,50 for prime mess. Beef
quiet; sales 125 blois at $8,50®23,50, new
plain mess: $12®17 new extra mess.
Beef hams quiet; sales 110 bbls at $25@30.
Cut meats steady; sales 170 packages at
14%@1534 for shoulbers; 17@19 for hams;
=dates ffrm with sales of 150 boxes ice
cured at 17%©1734. Lard a shade firm.
er; sales 450 tierces at 173@19%, for
steam and 1934(4119X for kettle rendered.
Butter quiet at 17@28c. Ohio cheese
quiet at 13@i614. Freights to Liverpool
active and firmer. Shipments. 120,000
bush wheat at 9d per sall.loy,@loMd. per
steam, and 2,700 Obis flour per sail at
2s 3d.
Latest —Flour closed very dull 5(440c
lower. Wheat rather more steady with
fair export demand. Rye nominal, 12a.
Western. Oats dull, 63 for new and old
Western. Corn quite firm, qB©ll3c for
unsound, andll4©ll6e for sound mmed
Western.'Pork nominal, 32@32%c.
Beef steady: Cut meats nominal. lima'
Basler with moderate demand. Laid
19y(,(41950 fair, do prime steam.
Eggs dull without change.
ST. Loma, Aug. 27.—Tobacco leas buoy
ant but demand good for family grades:
Cotton-nothing doing. Hemp quiet and
firm, but no sales. Flour very dull; ea
pertlne $5@5,25; extra $5,37®5,50; double
(Wheat
115.60®6,25; choice family $7@7,50.
Wheat dull and lower; No 2 declined 2
,gac, other higher grades 3@sc; No. 2 red
111,14®1,15;"No. 1"51,20®1,25; choice
ido $1,139@1,33; nothing of Importance
done in spring. Corn inactive; white in
bulk 90e; choice white in sacks 920. Oats
firm but not active at 424®44c in bulk; 50
6520 in sacks. Barley—best qualities' in
demand at $1,23@1,25 good spring: $1,30
for common fall. Rye dullat 80@85c for
prime to choice. Provisions quiet and
easier. Mess pork Tsai. Bacon—shoul
ders is,,fc; clear rib sides 18x019c; clear
sides 190)19y,c; plain canvassed hams 19c;
do sugar cured 25c. Lard quiet at 190
for tierce; 210 for keg. Whisky slow and
quiet. Grocerlea unchanged. Cattle in
good supply at 2%®sMcs. Hogs firm at
B©lo. Recelpts—tlour 3,856 barrels,
wheat 67,583 bushels, corn 5,528 bushels,
- oats 17,013 bushels, rye,943 bushels, bar
ley 1,832 bushels.
VffiuAao, - August 27. Eastern ex
ebaug firm at 1-10 per cent. off buying ;
par selling. = Flour very dull at 411525wr
for spring extra. - Wheat ; 41tilet ; i 0.2
- deli, at 8(0)40 lower; openingnominal at
.1 •11,111,:. del:Mawr to 41.80.; 'and, oltailea
rot 11;21C106..ailli: $1:2201•111' , N0:1
-hold 441;29@1,1kIpaeller:theut0fithda?,
^'~~'.n.u'?~ t .s~nky..y ,!'+k'~Y'..jtre~u~i-aw'niG:.r..rl Glu'~7'
11,214‘©1,23%, seller September; ! this
afternoon the market was quiet at 11,29
for No.-2, seller August. Corn quiet, ir
regular, and 2c lower; No. 2 opened at ,
86c, declined to to 85340, advanced to
86340 and closed at 87c ; rejected more
active at 81@820 ; no grade at 73@78c;
this afternoon the market was quiet at
85%@860, seller September; 8634 c, seller
August. Oats dull and le lower; open
ing at 450, declining to 4434 c and closing
firm at 45c; seller the month, sold
at 4434@45c, closing at' 4434; seller
September sold at 41341342 X. Rye
steady and less active, sales- of N 0.2 at
94@95, rejected at 81®82 closing at 94
for No. 2. Barley opened excited, hold
ers asking $1,30®1,31 seller September,
closed easier with buyers at 11,22, seller
September, and $1,25 curb. Higbwines
more active 11,18 for new and $1,19 fer
old. Sugars active and firm, 1634@1434
eamtroa to prime Cuba. Provisions quiet
and firmer; Mesa pork 133,75. Lard 19
@l93x. Dry salted shoulders 133 i. rough/
short sides 1634 , ribs 16%@17. Freights
more quiet and firm; 80 for wheat and 5o
corn to Buffalo. Receipts for past 24
hours: 4,425 bbls flour, 62,055 bush4heat,
156,730 bush corn, 49,123 bush oats, 2,127
bush rye, 3,890 Wish barley,/6,489 head
hogs. Shipments,'l,237 bbls'flour, 79,797
bush wheat, 59,014 bush' corn, 28,735
bush 0at5,740 bush rye, ; 3,574 bead hogs.
CINCINNATI, April 27.—Flour dull and
drooping; extra offered at 15,25@5,50,
and family 85,75@6;00. Wheat dull and
2c loftier; No. 1 / red $1,23, No. 2 11,18®
1,20. Corn higher and firm at $1,03@1,05
for No. 1. Oats stronger; No. 1 mixed
55@56c, and No. 2 53c. Rye closes quiet
at $l,O O. Barley in demand at 11,50 for
No. 1 fall. Whisky is dull at 11,20.
Cotton nominal. Mess Pork 133,25 for
city. Bulk shoulders held at 14c, rib
sides 16340, clear sides 1734 c. Bacon is
quiet at 1534 c for shoulders, 183io for
clear rib, and 18, 7 ,1@19c for clear sides.
Lard dull at 193(,0)20c for kettle ren
dered. Money market rather close at
10©12 per cent. Exchange firm at 1.10
discount buying, and at par selling.
Gold 13334 buying.
PHILADELPHIA, August 27.—Flour
is extremely dull and drooping, with
sales of superfine at 15,20@5,50, extras at
15,75@6,25, northwestern extra family
at 56,75@7,50. Wheat is in very 'light
demand and favors buyers, with sr.ies
red at 11,44@1,50. Rye decl' Jed; old
western at 11,16. Corn dull, - .rlth sales
of mixed western at 11.121,15. Oats at
50g55c for new, and f!:,c47oc for old west
ern. Provlsionszfichanced. Petroleum
is leas active;_trude at 22@22340, refined
at 31%c.
,Whisky is nominall at 11,25
5g1,27.
TOLEDO, August 27.—Flour dull. .
Wheat 3@40 lower, No. 1 white Mkt&
gan 11,42, regular 11,30; No. 2 white Wa
bash 11,36; Amber Michigan 11,33; No. 1
red 11,344; No. 2 do $1,30; No. 3 do 11,24.
Corn firm, No. 94c; No. 2 91c. Oats 3c
better; No.l 50c; N 0.2 45c bid, 460 asked.
Receipts; 4.800 bble. flour; 69,000 bush.
wheat; 17,000 bush. corn; 5,400 bush,
oats; -1,000 bush. rye. Shipments, 6,800
bbls, flour; 83,000 bush. wheat; 9,200
corn; 2,800 bush. oats.
36.00 6 mos
95.00 6 mos
95.004 mos
CLEVELAND, August 27.—Flour quiet,
and unchanged. Wheat in fair demand
and I@2c higher; sales at $1,95®1,36 for
No. 1 red winter on spot and 01,30©1,33
for No. 2 red. Corn dull and nominally
98c for No. 1 mixed and 96e for No. 2 do.
Oats steady and in fair demand; new
held at 46c. Rye quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum quiet and unchanged; refined
held at 28©29c for September and Octo•
ber; crude dull at $8,40.
95.00 6 mos
Louisvitax, August 27.—Bagging ac
five: 2 pound hemp 2334a24c. Flour:
superfine 0. Grain steady and un
changed. Iron cotton ties, standard
brand 623,rc. Leaf tobacco active and
firm, sales of 68 lids. at 83,15®18,50. Fro
visions: demand fair. Mesa pork SU:
bacon shoulders 16%.'c; clear rib 19mc;
clear.sides 19 < < c. Hams: sugar cured
22c; fancy do. 23c. Lard 2034 c. High
wines 81,20.
MILWAUKEE, August 27.—Flour dull
with no change in mice. Wheat dull at
$1,35 for No. 1, and $1,29©1,293 for No.
2. Oats dull and lower at 54c for No. 2.
Corn quiet and steady at 880. Rye dnll
at 98c for No. 1. Barley nominal. Grain
Freights nominal at s©loc to Buffalo
and Oswego. Receipts-1,000 bbls flour,
6,000 bash wheat, 1,000 bush oats, 3,000
bush corn. Shipments-4,000 bbls flour.
BALTIMORE, August 27.—Wheat steady;
red $1,45©1,50. Corn steady; white and
yellow $1.15. Oats firm and higher, with
sales at 600. Rye dull at t1,10@1.15.
Mesa pork quiet at $34,50. Bacon I firm;
rl b sides 19 1 4 c, clear rib 19No, and shoul
ders ]6 ;o. Hams 24@250. Lard quiet
at 20©21c. Whisky unchanged at 111.25.
MEMPHIS, August 27.-Cotton; mid
dlings 33c: receipts 29 bales; exports 23
bales. Corn 85@900. Oats 60@65c. Bran
$l7. Hay $20@22. Wheat unchanged.
Flour steady: super 0(416c. • - Meal; kiln
dried 14,75. Bacon firm; sides 19%;
shoulders 1630.
Live Stock Markete.
NEW YORE, August 27.—Arrivals of
1,330 bullocks today complete, only
4.900 for the week. This with a better
feeling in dressed meats and fine
weather causes a firm tone at foil prices
of Wednesday. and everything was sold
off. Some 5% cwt and 7y,, owt of fat
Illinois cattle at 15@16c. Sheep un.
changed; lambs firmer; thin and stale
sheep of 80 pounds sold at 4c, fair lots
sold at 50, fair lots of 82 pounds sold at
So, and 85 pounds fat Michigan sheep at
Bc; a car load of Kentucky lambs, poor,
69 pounds, brought 7c, with fat, 58
pounds, state at Bc. Hogs unchanged;
20 cars arrived this morning; 8 cars
rough Ohio, 170 pounds, sold for 9yic.
CHICAGO, August 27.—Cattle firm and
a shade higher; sales at 63,25@3,873] for
Texan, $4,25@5,75 for common to extra
cows, $8,70 for good shipping steers.
Hogs more active and firmer; 118,60@8,95
for common, f9.10@9,40 for fair to me.
dium, $9,50159,85 for good to extra choice.
Dry Goods Market.
Nsw Yoak i August 27.—Dry Goods
marketfalrlY active and prices for the
most part quiet and steady, the only
change of moment being a reduction of
Mc in cloaks. Heavy Brown Shootings,
which now sell at at 1635 e, Garner tic Co.
propose raising prices mo per yard, as
does Orchard and Gloucester, but jobbers
will oppose it.
istrowps BY RAILROAD.
CLEVELAND AND P/TTIIDWAtaq KAI) -
ROAD. August 27.-2 care rye, Exchange
National Bank; 1 ear scrap iron, Brown
& Co; 10 kge tobacco, J Mtilichel; 1 do do,
J Fullerton: 4 cars billetts, Nimick dr, Co;
4 do do, J Moorehead: 9 dodo Bryah
Caughey; 2 do do. Rees Graff & Dull; 2,
do do, Brady's Bend Iron Co; 38 bbls'
apples, Henry Rea, Jr;
11 do do, W CI
Armstrong; 14 do do, Hltuldle; 19 dodo,
Vangorder & Shepard; 50 do do, P Duff
&Son; 25 boxes plums, Volt:ht. Mahood
do Co; 12 bbls apples, W A Graff & Co; 15
do do. J A Graff; 16 do do, 4 boxes
peaches, F Schield: 150 bbis flour, owner;
100 do do, J B McKee; 1 do do eggs, 8 do
do onions, Head & Metzgar; 08 eke oats,
.J A Graff; 2 bblo eggs, J N Simeon; 43
bbls apples, Br:Volt:an &O'Brien; 15 do
do, S Decal; 12 do do, Steel & Bro; 25
boxes plums, Voight M & Co; 18 Ws
apples, Springer & CO; 23 go do, c D
Ledger; 12 do do, F G. Uraighead; 4 tabs
- chaste, J Datib; 1 car millfeed, Shomaker
langenbienit; 1 - 40 fostail-darYel'W
:1.4 14 4 1 - I AP; ;Car 10041,PA1RA8149.0i
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE;: : .
;car oats, W Welsh & Co; 1 car hay, 0 H
Altenon; 100 bbls flour, Montgomery &
Co; 50 bbla oil, Dr Tweddle; 57 site .rye
Scott & Gisal; 99 sks wheat, J & W Fair
ley; 1 keg lard, H Riddle; 59 bbls oil, Pen
nock &Beeson; 50 do do, Jonn Speer.
P2TD3BURGH, FORT WAYNE/& CHI
- RAILROAD, August 27.-25 bge
timothy seed, G A Martin; 6 bales
broom corn, Wright & Bebee: 100 bides,
J Y McLaughlin; 4 do, do., Z B Taylor;
250 pigs lead, Excelsior Glass Co; 1 car
scrap iron. Mullins &Maloney; 100 bbls
flour, R Knox & eon; 300 do do cowner;
7 aka grain, Meffenry,& Hood; 36 bales
broom handles; W bLardrof & Co; &lake
barley, Pier,Dannals & Co; 100 bbls flour,
Shomaker, & Langenhiem; 7 bales spokes,
Hare & BM; 1 car stone, JL L Knox; 1
car staves, M P Adams & Bro; 70 bdla
paper, Hostetter & Smith; 25 sks bones,
Seward and Emerson; 20 reams paper,
Godfrey dr, Clark; 38 lx)xes cheese,
Haw-
Worth & Dewhurst; 45 do do; N j Bradi3n;
50 sits glue scrap, , B P Plaum; 2M19
eggs, Woodworth & Davison; 2 Obis
meat, Henry Rea, Jr; 46 tea hams, Jll
Parker; 19 sks rye, J Rhodes & Co; 30
kegs tobacco, W L Jones; 2 hhds do do,
A Schaub; 79 flags, A B
ALLEGHENY STATION, August 27.-
4 - cars wheat, R T Kennedy & Bro; 100
bbls flour, R Knox & Son; 2 cars coop
erage, J M Hemphill 2 do flaxseed, M
B Suydam:. 5 do limestone, Superior
Iron Co; 13 hides, 1 bbl tallow, Lappe &
Weise: 4$ hides, J Callery; 2 cars metal,
Graff Bennett & Co; 1 car flaxseed,
Ewer Hamilton & Co; 3 cars metal,
Spang, Chalfant & Co: 2do do, Lewis,
Bailey & Dalzell; 15 bbls oil, S M Cum
mings; 10 bxs starch, J Kohen; 10 do do,
S P Armstrong; 128 sks corn, Rose &
Ewing; lot stoneware, Beckfield t Nte
house; 2 bbls eggs, Chas Hartman.
ALLEGHENY yaw.= nufaLIIOAD, Au
gust 27.-5 cars metal, Lewis, Oliver &
Phillips, 1 do do, John Moorhead: 20 sks
oats. Scott & Gisal; 10 do wheat, Keil &
Ritchart; 8 bbls eggs, W Stewart; 4 do
do, 11 age butter, A Gallagher; 1 car
lime, D L Reynolds; 5 do limestone.
Shoenberger & Blair; 29 sks onions, W
H Kirkpatrick & Co: So bbls oil, H W
C Meddle; 240 do do, Mawhinney 6:
Bro; 1,000 do do, Waririg, King & Co;
160 do do, Fisher Bro; I bbl eggs, Henry
Rea Jr.
PITTSBURGH; CINCINNATI AND ST.
Louis RAILROAD, August 27.-21 bgs
wheat, 20 do rye, 50 do barley, Mc-
Henry & H: SA/bls flour, S Lindsay; 60
bdis brooms, McElroy & Co: 7 sks raga,
J Dunlap; 10 bbls oil, - R-Magnnia; 1 car
feed, MeCune & Co: 1 car corn, D R
Herron; 40 Obis highwines, Little & M;
17 sks barley, .1 4 Shields; 1 car lumber,
J M Seibert; 2 do staves, J Painter.
STEAMSHIPS
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Numbering etXteca nrst-elags 'remelts, among
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EAISTEEN
Lying along the line of their road. at
$l,OO TO $5,00 PEE ACRF,
And on a CREDIT OP PIPE YEARS.
PorTurther particulars, maps, ac., address
JOH2IP. DEVERIEWC,
Land Commissioner, Topeka, Hanes&
Or CHAS. B. LALMBOBS,
Bt. Louis. !Merman.
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A urge aasorment of NEVE. posTs and
13 ALVITEA S constantly on and.' TURYINEF
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T'HE CAMPION SENSE WINE
AND CIDER MILL, Manufactured by the
land tOhto) Machine CompanY.- to- the most
practical Cider Mill in the world. Pr one opera-
Mon it grinds the atiPlea.preasea theta as Cry u
chips between rollers. while t he cider passel di
rect into the barrel. They are ran by hand or
power, easily operated. durable and ennetantial.:
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zuv-tai NEWS.
The river continues :o recede steadily
with 28 inches in the channel by Monon
gahela marks. Weather clear, cool and
pleasant—mercury 87 In shade.
—No arrivals to report, and Dew Drop
was the only departure.
J—The Norman broke her shaft Mon
day morning below Paducah.
1 Capt. D. S. EL Gilmore, a ft er a so.
j rn of several weeks in St. Louis, has
r turned home.
—The Salado is running between Gal-
Hoods and Parkersburg, and the Forest
City between the latter place and Wheel
ing. , .
—The Marine Railway dc Dry Dock
Company; at Cincinnati; has increased
the wages of ship -carpenters 35 cents
per, day.
—As might be expected, business is
entirely suspended at the landing, with
biit little prospect of any immediate im
provement.
—The Nashville Union and American
says the river friends of Capt. Apjey
ftt
Sims have been insisting that he sht ld
become a candidate for Mayor.
—The Eureka Insurance Comm of
Cincinnati is the only company iii that
city that had a risk on theEvenitig Star,
burned at St. Louis the other day.
—Mr. James A. Datnron, a son of
Mayor Damron of Gallipolis, was a
pilot on board the Cumberland when she
exploded recently, and made a narrow
escape from death.
—The Wild Duck Is repotted as having
passed Baden, yesterday forenoon. She
may be found in port ,this morning,
though it is hardly prqbable, as it is
said she draws three feet, light.
—Mr. Penn Wright, an experienced
pilot, is engaged in laying down and re
placing buoys in the hanawha River,
which will render the navigation of that
stream much easier and safer during
low water.
—The body of Samuel Copeland,
mail
agent of' the 'steamer Cumberland, has
been found near Metropolis, ninety miles
below the scone of disaster. One arm
was blown off, and the body- only - re
cognizable by Its clothing.
—A St. Louis dispatch says: The
stage of water in every direction from
tit. Louis holds up exceedingly well to
spite of hot weather. The heat con
tinues almost intolerable, but notwith
standing, the river business is active and
good.
—We clip tha_ following from the Cin
cinnati Gazette: The Emma No. 3, from
New Orleans, and the Charleston from
the hands of the 11. S. Marshal at
Evansville, may, be expected here this
morning. We shouldn't wonder if the
latter boat stops here a while to pay her
respects to-Government officials.
MISCELLANEOUS
Q ECURITT AND COMFORT
fur the traveLlus community..
J. B. HARRIS
Safely Fi!e Jacket, Car Heater and
J►IODERJT®R.
Hot
For Smoke and Hot Air Flues, dispensing with
the use of stoves and tire- In or about the Pa-sen
as r or Baggage Cars, with the attachment to
graduate the beat to any temperature that may
he desired without toe possibility of firing the
ear or cars Y. which the Jacket may be atta. bed.
Having u ht tined of the Mated :states Letters
Yats.nt tn. a .aiety .laeket,.which Is warranted
to resist the ni t Inten.e heat • hat msy be ap
plied to It in tae position and In:moose for which
II Is intended.
It la a sure protection from accidents by tire,
originating' from defective flues or where lion
plies are used as conductors for smoke or beat.
It is applicable to all piping that may become
overheated, and is %vat mutt ci to give perfect sat
isfaction »here wood or other cot/P.ll3[lWe mate
rial may be placed in close proximity thereto,
I aol now ready to apply my invention to stores,
dwellings, factories, ships, steamboats. railroad
cars. Ac. Wherev-r pipes as conductors ate
made dangerous by being overheated and secu
rity desired, I will send on application right to
manufacture or use the above invention. Also
Territorial rights to such as may wish to engage
in sel.lng privileges either by State or county.
EZIOCIEEZI
Fr Unice at the —NE PLUn ULTRA PAINT
NVOltlid." corner of Mortis street ant/ the Alle
gheny Valley Railroad, I.wellth ward. Pau
burgu. Pa. ;716:106
For Dyspepsia, Fever' and Ague, Ad
dity of the Stomach, Loss of Appetite,
Nausea, Hea-t-burn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arisir.r from a disordered state
of the Stomacn, Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD. BENTLEY
& CHENEY Druggists, Buffalo, N Y. Sod
by,4ll•Druggiets. •
Wholesale Agents—SCHWARTZ I HAZt.ItTT
D
Importer and retail dealer i n , ,
•
VINE STATIONV.Mro
WEDDING, VISITING. PARTY AND BUSINESS'
CABO ENGRAVING,
MONOGRAMS, ARMS, ILLUMINATING be,
Orders by mail receive prompt attention. Send
for oomph.. -
1.033 Chestnut St., Philo,
mr3:l77..rnsAr - '
ghRESH SHAD RECEIVED
daily at BENJAMIN PULP,RESs 'popular
stand, No. 45 Diamond Market, Pitts
burgh; and at the Twin City, Alleheny City,
corner of Ohio mud Fedora l streets.Ti an lbc had
all kinds of Bea and Lake flab, Halibut, Shad,
beak, Codfish. Haddock and Eel. Also, large
supplies or White, Lake , Fish. tialainon; Bass,
liter/eon. Herring and Itiscinaw Trout, which
enables us to sell at the lowest market: prices,
- wholesale or retail. We invite. all !oven of
Fresh Fish to give cis g'call. And we will luso r
them a treat. mitt's;
wow.
`lOO,OOO. Pounds of Wool Wanted by
111E&NOR & HAMPER,
AT THE WHITE PEON?.
5519 Liberty street, Plttiburgh,
je3o
MAUSIIALIUS ELIXIR.
rAUSHALL'S ELIXIR WILL CUTtE HEADACHE.
MARSHALL'S ELIXIR WILL - CURE DTSPRPSIA•
MARSHALL'S ELIXIR WILL CRUX COSTIVE.
REBH.
Price of Marshall's Elixir, $l.OO oer bottle.,
Depot, 1301 Market street. 11. Ma
& Co., IJrugglsts, Proprietors.
For sale_, wholesale and retail, by GEO.
KELLY, rittsburgh. fehiliEl•TtTH Fl
AKE 1 HOURE, STONE 808 0,
Broad,) P,( i n' ED ll M : "At c h r li a . m l) e ti lit abl n' . an Pr d Proprietor.
his favorite Summer itrsort is now ready for the
reception of guests. It is delightfully situated,
a few rods trim SA LT Litlin the most beau
tire!, sivet or Witter In Peumiyivania, aria ism
cellist •lo bY 'NMI from ALL POINTS. Npvendla
Medicinal Shrines on the grounds. -. atuSitita
gYDRAIULIC CEMENT.-100 ,
#11r32110 Cement. f or isle
y ^ 4.-11411ANVIELD
4
, z "t 4 „VGAIL-10 - barrels I
se ei
drew lawatToLiani sci"
.• a ßil., 4
~,i."Atiti k al: 1., wofmilw i
4
FOR -ALE
"HOBOKEN" STATION PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
This beautiful situation cannot be surpassed
.for private residences in any direction, so elose
'to both cities, being only eight miles up the
Western Pennsylvania Railroad. Any pertonde
siting information about this nronertv can Obtain
it by calling at :the office of the IRON CITY MU
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 15
Federal street, Allegheny. Lots from one-half
acre to Ave acres: also, small lots to suit pur
chasers. There Is a good location for a manulhe
Luring establishment, between the Railroad and
Allegheny river. ani9:as6 .
FOR SALE.
Near Osborn Station. on the Pittsburg)
Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. •
TWO LOTS,
Containing About Two Acres Each
QUIRE OE
W. MACKEOWN ft. BRO..
198 Liberty Street
QOI7TH PITTSBURGH PROP
EIITY FOR BALE.--20 feet front on Car
son street by 100 feet deep to Bingham street; a
rood two et ory Brick House of halt, two parlors.
sitting room.four cnambeos.dinlng room, lichen
a,d wash house, cellar and coal vault, gee rlx
tires. cistern, well ancebtdrant water, yard and
carrlage'house on Bitty ham vreet. Persona who
wish to perrhase a desirable r'stdence should
examine this property. Apply to
S. CUTHBERT & EONS,
an2s • 39 Sixth avenue.
VALUABLE - STOCK FARM
FOR SALE, situated in Wcsmoreland
county. three miles north of "New Florence."
Contains 5400icres. 400 of which Isclesr,d and
and a large portion in grass. The land is rich
and well watered. The bubding consists of a
large frame Dwelling, two trame Barns and Do.
merons outbuildings. Al thestsff on the ground
to erect a tine new dwelling: Cellar dug. This
farm Is (Meted at toe low price of $lO per acre,
with easy payments. Apply soon to
B. McLAIN d:
still No. 104 Fourth Avenue.
19AARDENERS TAKE NOTICE.
—FO SALE.—The FOURTEEN MILE
ND, R
on the Allegheny River, and now
used for gardening purposes; well improved and
in a high state of cultivation; containing 40 of
50 acres. now offered at a bargain. Call soon.
Also, other Farms In good locations. Woolen
Factory. two Houses, and twenty acres of land
on the Central Railroad. Houses and LOU For
Sale and To-let in both cities. For fttrther par
Oculars Inouire of WILLIAM WARD.
fe'S 110 Grant street. onnoclte Cathedral.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing between
JOHN 31. COOPER and HENRY.BIER, under
the name and style of JOH:4 1 ,31. COOPER&
CO., was this day dissolved by mutual consent,
John M. Cociper retiring from I aid dim.
JOHN 31. COOPER.
HENRY BIER.
PITISKTIIGII, August 12, me. \
The business will be continued at the old stand,
corner ut Thirteenth and rite !At t.& by the
underslaned, who Is authoilzed to s the al: bus
h:less of said tlrm. HENRY BIER.
ALLIGITENT (ITT. PA.,
AVGLbT 9. 1869. 1
NOTICE OF DIMOLUTION.
The Co- parthership, heretofore existing under
the !Ism name of HILLIER, BONA.WITZ,
SCHEMP & CO., and known as the i KEYSTONE
COFFIN MANUFACTURING CO.I, Is dissolved
by mutual consult. The bustness will be settles
at the office of Rush & Brown, N 0 . 1 12 4 ,2 Ileavcr
avenue, by . Jacob Rush, who is authmized to set
tle the same.
W M. ABRAMS, CHAS. DART:INGER,
ALEX. CAMPBELL. JACOB /LUSH.
J. C. COUCH. R. T.oIibILNEY.
JOHN RoNA wliZ, W3I W. BROWS,
(Du. SCHE'Sir. JAMES LOWRIE.
SU2 LS:: 21/C3l'L HILLIER.. 1
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.—Notice is hereby given. that the
ptrtnersiiin heret..fore existirg between luny
Me REDITH and •WM. C. MEI.EDITI3. • neaged
in the retail Grocery Bush:vat, at So. 256 hal,-
dusky street, was dissolved on august 20.
Alt accounts will be sett ed by the undersigned;
also, the undersigned will pay no debts contract
ed by iv M. C. MEREDITH liner this date.
atn2:n4.s. MARY MEREDITH.
PROPOSALS.
pnoposALs.
SEALED PROPOSALS
Will be received by the undersigned until MON
DAY the 30th dayof Angus „ASO% for furnish
ing Matertal/aneVbsving Bingham street, from
Third to Fourth, and Chestnut street, irem First
to second street. Bidders will state- the price
per yard for the work complete; the kind and
Quality of gravel and atone to be used to be of
the best for the work. The work to be done
nader tee direction of the Borough Regulator,
and to be approve.* by Council. -
The Borough authorities reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
Particulars tarnished on applicatiOn to
an26:nss J. H. ROBEWS.O, Burgess. '
CITY CONTROLLER'S OFFICE, '1
CITY OF ALLEOlmta - r. Aogust 25th, MO.
NoTlCE.—Sealeld Pro Opals
will be remit.. d at this office nntii3o.clock
P. X. THIIRSDAY,September 24,1889. for
NIIMBERING THE UNNUMBERED HuUSES
IN THE CITY. Ridden ;will state the cost at
which the work will be done per number, In
cluding the placing of the names 'of streets at
corners where bulldingel are suitable -
auTS:nsi W. M. PORTER, Otto Controller.
" , OFFICE or THP. floOss or Bart:ton;
N0...67- Fourth Avenue.
PirrenunolL August 21st. 1869.
DitOPOsALS FOB COAL.—Scal-
II $D I'EtOMSALB will be received at Ahle
office. unth noon ofiraitNESDAY, beptember
Lot. 1869. for supplying ithe .House. of Refuge
with Nut and Lump Coal, from 20.000 ty 30.-
090 bushel; subject to standard weight, the
coat to be delivered In the yards of the lost's*
lion. By order of the Committee. , - au2l:nss
ASSES S] EtVTrs.
IN=2
CITY .CTIGIN/LER.'s OYIPICE, I
ALLEGIIZNY Cur, re., Augual 24, 1b69.
NOTICE.—The assessment for
GE&DING and PAVING of SPRING
GARDEN AVENUE. from Tanner to • Main
streets: also for Grading 'of SOUTH ALLEY
from Fulton to Chanter streets: and also for
Grading of ITroon Avenue, Dori, Nixon to Charles
streets, are now ready fbr examination and tan
be seen at the office of the. City Engineer until
August 31, 1869, when they will be placed In
the hands of the City Treasurer for collection.
cm sait.:Es DAVIS,
au2r:nsl
tlYgios OF CITY ENGMI/MX AND SURTNYOR. i'
Pittsburgh. August 03d, 11180, 1
.41".
OTICE,The Assestitnent for
the Grading, Paving and Curbing Thirty
!) nth street, !row Britton' street to -the-A. V.,
it. 8.,,13 .now ready for examination. and CAD be
seen at this odice until THURSDAY. - heutember
15:1, 1889, When It will be returned to the t.ity
Treasurer's ofllse for collect lon , - . • •
au23:042 . H. J. MOORE. City Engineer.
OPTION. OP CITY Errol/qua . arm StinVsYon,„
Pirrsininalt, Aug= %10,•1869.
N~aTICE.—The. assessment for
Paving and Curbing SMALL/4...N Ier.REET
from Irwenty.aixth to Tw•tity-eighth street..
Is now.rcndy for examination, and can be seen
at this °filo. until MONDAY: Beptember Otti,
when it will be returned to the City Treas
urer's ..131celor collection. • .
au2B, _ li. J.. *OGEE, City Engineer. .
SEDIIETIN GS AND BATTING,
'rums, BELL ag.
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS,
PrrI,SXII a.
maartaatuzT,otiiT# ,! 7 , J IEDIWIind Pleat
%.1 ,
alinflinirtita Y kliti " Elitrftleaei
dijr.)l4 6 . 1.1 J RU oT .Latott9s
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLIAM MILLER 4 CO.,
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin, now offer to the 4zrade at low
figures, strictly
Prime New Crop_New Orleans Sugar and
nohns3es.
•
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Island Sugars.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Re
fined do:
, Golden Drips, Lovering!, Brunif 1, Stuart's,
lAdams , and Long Island b3Tnni.
Porto Bice, Cuba and Exiglisl Island Molasses,
Young Hyson, Japan, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Oolong Teas.
Carolina snd Bangoin Rice.
Jars, LaMar* and .to Collets.
Tobacco, 'Lard Oil, Fish, Nails, Glass, Soaps,
Cotton Yarns, &c., Constant-Is on hand.
Fine Brandies,Wines and Segius.
Rhenish, Moselle, and Sparkling Hoek Wines
of Hinkel & Co.. in bottles.
Sparkling Moselle, Schonberg and .7ohannia
burg, Hockheinier. Burgundy, &c.
Brandenburg £ Freres , Fine Olive 011. -
do do Clarets,
_lmported in bottles.
do do White - - Wines. In bottles.
M. Work & Sons , Sparkling Catawba.
Fine old Sherry. Madeira and Port Wines. -
Free Old Monongahela Rye Whiskies. pure.
do Very SuperlorOid SWLeh do • do.
JULIEN:).
Sole Agents for Moat' Chandon's Grand Yin.
iperiaf.
reerzenay and Sellery Champagne.
Brandies of oar own selection and warranted.
j IOdQ
ESTABLISHED BY A. & T
EMLY, 1814.
W. N. GORMIY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(DIRECTLY OPP. EAGLE HOTEL,)
P'rr'T'Sl3l7ll4l3ll3. PAL.
Be :y1
W. C: ARMSTRONG,
Successor to Fetzer & Armstrong,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No, 2 31ABELET STREET.
ta9l6
X. BTZILL .4. A. arsztak
Air STEELE & SON,
Cennmiasion Merchant,
AND DDLLNJIB EW
E r i4OI:III.I2SII.ILEN. EMIEX). 015,04.
No. 95 OSLO 5 TREE% near East Common,
'ALLEGHENY MY. PA.
MEE KEEL HICHART.
KEIL & RITCHAKT, •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FLOUR., GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED,
349 'Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
tny24:1:07
L J. BLASCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 396 PENN tiTREET.
aplS:xr•
au4ITT 9 R
LE BAID & PATTON,
.
Wholesate Grocers, Commission Merchants
Dealers in Produce , Flour, Bacon, Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard 011, Iron Walls Glass,
Cotton Yarns and all P'Ltsbargh , Mnnn?actnrea
generally, 11* and 1.1.. - oe:COND STREET.
Pittsburgh.
JOEflq 1. ELOUSIL.EDW. 1101U5X....171X. IL HOVEL
TOHNI.. ROUSE &BROS., Sue...
fej ceesora to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wnole
sate Grocers and Commission Merchants, Cor
ner of Smlthdeld and %Voter Streets. PlttattnraLN
Jolla) bHIPTON s wei.i.sas
§sHIPTONS&WALLACE_, Whole.;
BALE 0 EOCEES AND PROD OGE DEAL- -
. No. 6 BLICTH STREET. PIK sbunch.
1102:r0 1 _
TN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
PLICATION of "The Hopewell Old School
Presbyterian .Church. of Findley Township,
Allegheny ccunty, Ptanhylvania"' fora Charter
of Incorporation, at No. 604 Bep!ember Term,
1869.
Notice Is hereby given that the "HOPEWELL
OLD SCHOOL FIIHSBYTERIAN CHURCH, of
Findley Towrship, Allegheny. county, Fa.,"
have made application to the Court of Common
Pleas for a
CHANTER OF 'INCORPORATION
dud that the same will -be granted at the next
term of Court, unless But:lidera reason should be
.
shown to the contrary. •
way j. H. WALTER, VrothonotarY.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON
.a. PLEAS, of Allegheny Conety, No. 4517 of
se etember Term, 1869. In the matter of the
Incorporation of "THE A sTISA NS BUILD
ING AND LOAN . ASSOCIATION OF ALLE
GHENY CITY, PA." .
Notice is hereby given that on the 17th day of
July, 11389, application was.rnade to said Court
to grant a Charter of Incorporation to raid Asso
ciation; and that If ne sufficient realion be ahown.
to the contrary, the SUMO wilt be granted at the
next terra of gala Court: -
. _ .
D. W. & A. 8. BELL.
Attorneyil fOr Fentioners.
JULY 19, 1869, . Jy2o:m3s
VOTlCE,Whereas. letters'of
Lig administration oh the estste of. YET=
BO ULLltili, ate of-Fleming /nation, Allegheny
'county, deceased, Dave been grantee to Meant..
scriber. all nersons indebted ,to aald estate are
tenni sled to make immedlate payment, and those
having claims or dema-ds rigitinst the estate of
'the said decedent will Make' known the -seine.
without delay to .
kfADALINE BOULLI9N . Adniinistratrix;-
auDis _Fleming Staticn.
ICEROHANT TAILORS.
B 'IIEGEL, •
° l;Late Cutter with W. Help=held%)
No. 33 Smithfield Street,Pittaburgh.
NEW SPRING GOODS. •
A spit:mild new stock of
oLorits, - - GAssrigEßEs, 4 . 4:6
Just received by , EU0113.1( =YAM.
1a14: . Marahaat 73 Multbleld street.
.City ley gineer
(rem cowl cosi.=
DICKSON, STEWART OA,
.NO. - 567 LIBERTY •• STREET,
(Lately Clty Mohr' 11111)8ECOND .11:LOOn.
&re newj_p_re ai/ a to;L:ittraish coO4
EinANY Lame," 14The COAL. c/ABLAtera. at tho
towett morket price.
An orders , lett at their °nee, .or addressed to
them through the, ma. will be attended to
promptly.
LIVERY STABLE/3.
MI U. ISTZWJJO.. ...... BOBT, amA r riumnr.
ROBT. PATTIE/PIM &co
L.llnalnrs ISUPEAM AND
poraxas§ggir-sTABLEs I
ba iiiiivirst
PITMEERIEGII PJL '
T 66.100 Uhl LouliriThe
I - 114. 4 . 111 m4!... Ver t .Ui r t i tA L
..witty2kl lAlltirit 'kw
ax.so,
.IMPOBTEES ,OP
AND DDLLI7IB IN
LEGAL.
TAILOIL.
COAL AND COKE.
Hosing removed their Offlee so
133