PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OP FITTSBURGIEiciAItiIs, i
WEDNEsnAtr, October, id, 1869.
The oil market contin es painfully
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quiet; with but little pros ect at pres
ent of any immediate mprovement.
There is but little doing, t h e volume of
business thus far this ;week having
been unusually light, and while there
seems to be but little inclination - to do
anything in the present unsettled and un
satisfactory condition of affairs, there
is, in fact, but little chance to operate, if
there was an inclination." The fact that
the season has so far athianced, without
the long looked for improvement hay.
ing been realized, is regarded as an un
favorable omen by many operators, as
they begin to think that it is now too
late for any important improvement
this year. There are those, however,
who are still sanguine of a better mar•
ket and higher prices within the next
ninety days, and to substantiate this, it
is said that the stock In all of the lead
lag foreign ports, acnording to the
latest advices, was sixty-five per cent.
-below what it was at the corresponding
timer in 1868; it is also alleged that
the expeditions ! recently have been
large, and that the foreign demand this
,year will be larger than that of last
year. Farther, it is. asserted that the
deficiency above refered to, will have to
be made up, and that if it is not made .
in October or November, it will be in
December or January—the oil will be
wanted.
EEO
Market quiet and dull but without
material change. Sales 2,500 bbls, to be
delivered on first water at .14.7,; 1,000 sel
ler 10 days at 14%; and 1,000 seller this
month at 14%. Seller all year nominalat 14@14y,: . and buyer all year was re
ported as having been offered at 15. .
REFINED
But a single sale reported, 500 bbls
last half this month at 32. Spot quoted
at 3l3!; last half October at 32®32%0 and
October to December at 32N. The ship
merits east are falling off again—there is
still considerable going West and South.
LIIBA.I.OATLINTO origs
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil
Eclipse Railroad Axle •
Eclipse Machinery
•
Eclipse &Andle
BEQEIFTS OF CRUDE OIL 13r A. V. IL IL
Hien, Oil Works 1,162„0n account H
B(lcKelvy; Liberty Oil Works 569, on ac
count -of Pool Bro; Commercial Oil
Works 560, on account J V Foreman;
Livingston Bro. 575, on account J 151un
hall: Hoidship et. Co. 560. arc, account H
McKelvy; Fairview 011 Works 400; War
ing King dt Co. 560, on account Pool Bro;
Jas Wilkins 240,
Total
4,617 bbla
OIL BELIPPED Eh ST BY A. V. B. B.
Braun de Wagner 506 bbls refined to
Waring, King et Co., Philadelphia.
Lockhart, Frew & Co. 815 bbls refined
to Warden, Frew dr Co., Phi la.
Commercial 011 Co. 276 bbls ref. to
W. P. Logan dr, Bro.:Philadelphia.
Montzheimer.:Koehler & Co. 450 hble
ref. to Waring, King 4k. Co., Philadelphia.
Total Refined - 2,047
!RABBETS 111 TELEGRAPH.
Fm - YORK, October 6.—Cotton a shade
lower: sales of 3,000 bales at 27;c for
middling upland. Flour: receipts, 14,-
267 bbls.; a shade firmer on low grades,
with rather more doing; Sales of 10,600
bbls. at $3,50@6.76 for superfine state
western, $5,95®6,50 for extra state, $5,90
€6 for extra western, $6,45®6,6,65 for
white wheat estra, $5.b5@6,50 - for round
hoop Ohio, $6,25®7 for extra St. Louis, $1
€9 for good choice do.; closing holders
rather -more - diiiposed to realize, in.
eluding 1,800 extra state and western for
export at $5,90®6,10. Rye flour without
decided change: sales of 350 bbls at $4,75
€6,05. Corn meal quiet. Whisky dull
and heavy: sales of 175 bbls. western at
$1,18®1,20 free, latter price iron bound.
Wheat: receipts. 107,753 bush.; a shade
firmer and rather more doing for export;
sales 0f138,000 bushels, at $1,16®1,18 for
rejected No. 3 spring, $1,27®1,33 for in
ferior winter and red Illinois, $1,40®1,45
for common• to prime winter red and
„amber western, and $1,55 for white
Michigan. Rye quiet. Barley dull:
' barley malt in fair request: sales of 7,000
bush. state at 11,5041,60, 1,000 bush.
Canada West at $1,70: Receipts Corn
99,866 bush.: corn opened a shade
firmer, and closed quiet without decided
change; sales of 68,000 bus at 85@96-for
unsound new mixed western, 98c®51,05
for sound do. 51,06@1,0834 for high mix
ed nearly yellow, $1,07®1,12 for yellow
western and $1,05 for white western. Re
ceipts oats 19,681 bus: more active and
firmer, sales of 96,000 bus at 60@62c for
new southern and western, 62®64 for
State. Sales of 2,000 bus Canada peas at
p t tio free. Rice firm. Coffae dull. Su
gar steady; Bales of 500 bbleCuba at lug
12y;,52. Molasses quiet. Petroleum
quiet; 17c for crude and 313( a 0 for refined.
Leather: hemlock sole in fair request at
410®356 for Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande
light and middle weights. Wool quiet;
sales of 150,000 pounds at 52%c for do
mestic fleece, 43®44c for pulled and 57%c
fot tabbed. Coal: foreign steady and in
fair demand, domestic 57@7,50 and droop
ing. - Linseed oil quiet at 1211®1,02 in
casks. Spirits Turpentine firm. Pork
dial and heavy; sales of 800 bbls at s3l®
.31,50 for mess, closing at $3l cash, $203(4)
26,25 for prime and $29®22,50 for prime
mess: also 500 bbls mess buyer October,
at $30,75®131. Beef steady; sales of 125
bbis at $8,50®13,50 for new plain, $12@12,-
40 for new extra MEAL Beef hams quiet
with sales 60 bbls at 518®25. - Cat Meats
dull, with sales 125 packages at 143;®
1536 c for,shoulders, 19c for hams;
sales 1,00 bpi city hams in ' bulk at
183rc. Middles quiet, with sales 90 boxes
ice eared at 17W. Lard quiet and un
changed, with sales 475 tierces at 1134,®
18c, chiefly 17%c; steady at 18®18%c for
kettle rendered. Butter quiet and firm
at 20®28c for Ohio. Cheese quiet at 113®.
1634 c. Preightd to Liverpool firm, with'
4,000 bush wheat at Bd:persusil, and 1014 d
per steam. Sheathing Coppers:steady at
, B2c. Ingot Copper quiet at 21X®22c.
Like Pig Iron quiet and steady ati3B@
42c for Scotch. and 38€41c for Arneklefitl.
Bar quiet at 58,60®8,75 for refined Eng
lish and American. Sheet moderately
active at'll ®12.43 gold for Russia. Nails
firm at 4y,0 for cut. 6V,,0 for clinch, and
25®30c for horse shoe.
Latest—Flour closed quiet and slightly
in buyers' favor. Wheat firm With fair
export, demand. Rye doll and unchang
ed. Oats a shade firmer with fair de
' mend, chiefly speculative, at 62 621/,c
for western. Corn steady at 98c(51,05
for sound mixed western. Pork dull and
nominal at 150,715@31 for mess, Beef
quiet and unchanged. Cat meats dull
and nominal. Bacon firm. Lard dull at
17",4®175.0 for fair to prime. steam.
Eggs 213®296
ST. Lonui,Vetober 6.-Tobacco active
and - buoyant on' all grades. Cotten;
nothing doing. Hemp.-steady and Om
at ; $1,35 for undreased,.. and $2,50 for
dressed,=-Flonr_entletf superfine ' MAO@
4,75, extra $4,85105;00, dOlible (Mini g3;25
5,70, treble extra $5,76®6,00, and fancy
sales®B6s,oo. Wheat slow, with regular
of No. 2 red fall at $1,06®1,08, No.
1 do. $1,10@1,15, choice $1,20®1,25, No.
2 white $l,lO, choice $1,26; No. 2 Nebras
ka spring sold at 95®980. Corn dull, ex
cept for choice yellow and white Michi
gan: all firmer, with sales of mixed in
bulk at 73c, choice yellow 77®79c, mixed
in sacks 79®80, choice yellow 83@85c,
choicewhite9o®9lc. Oats opened firmer
but closed dull at yesterday's price, 43@
43%c in elevator, and 48®60 for sacked.
Barley steady for best qualities; low
grades neglected, with sales at sl.lo®
1,50 for prime to choice spring, and 0,80
@1.85 for fall. Ry e dull at 82®830 for
prime to choice. Whisky higher, with
sales at $1,16. Groceries very quiet.
Rio Coffee 203,®243,e, roasting to prime,
and 25®25M0 tor . strictly choice in first
hands. Louisiana 'Sugar . 13X©1437c.
Molassea unchanged at 50®700 for east
ern, and 700 for Belcher's Louisiana.
Rice 734@90. Mess Pork dull at 532,25@
32,50. Dry Salted meat firm at 16340 for
shoulders, 1834 c for clear rib sides, and
1834Q18%0 for clear sides. Bacon activs
at 100 for shoulders, clear rib sides
2o g, and clear 20@20340. Lard dull at
18®1S34c for tierce, and 200 for keg. Re
ceipts: 4,700 bbls flour, , 30,816 bus wheat,
18,000 bus corn, 15,000 bus oats; 2,200 bus
rye, 7,731 bus barley.
CHICAGO, October 6.- , Eastern Ex
change firm at 1.10 off buying, and 1.10
premium selling. Flour quiet at 54,3734
©5,75 for spring extras. Wheat quiet
and unsettled: sales of No. 1 at sl,lo®
1,11, and No. 2 at $1,0434®1,05, closing at
$1,0434. -This afternoon the market was
irregular at $140434@1,05 seller October,
and 61,05®1,05% seller last half for No.
2. Corn quiet: early sales No. 2at 6634
®663.ic, it subsequently ., became firmer
and closed at 67; rejected quiet and firm
er at 65@66c, closing at 66c; no grade
61®6.44c. This afternoon the market
was quiet at 66:5 1 c seller October, and
67%0 seller last 4 half for No. 2. Oats
firmer at 39@40c for regular and strictly
fresh_
- receipts of N 0.2, closing at 394 c.
Rye fairly active at 80©80c for No. 1;
No. 2at 78@79c, rejected at 73;4@750,
closing at Buc f: )r No. 1 and 780 for No. 2.
Barley; No. 2 dull and entirely nominal.
Highwiues: early sales were made at
$L,09®1,11, closing with sellers at $1,12
and buyers at 61.12. Sugar 13; ®lsc for
common to prime Cuba. Provisions in
active and nominal at $32,75®33 for EDEP:S
pork; 173®18c for lard; 14%@15c for
dry salted shoulders; 173‘c for rough
sides; 17Lic for sweet pickled hams.
Freights are a shade lower at 6c on corn,
4c on oats, 8c on wheat to Buffalo. The
receipts for the past twenty-four hours
were 6,408 bbls flour, 84,288 bush wheat,
59,520 bush corn, 72,514 bush oats, 7,164
bush rye, 11.230 bush barley, 6,511 head
of hogs. Shipments were 4,218 bbls
flour, 35,543 bush wheat, 68,659 bush corn,
11,352 bush oats, 1,759 bush rye, 2,976
h3ad of hogs. "
BUFFALO, October 6:-Receipts; 1,700
bbls flour, 243,000 bush wheat, 151,000
.bush corn, 16,000 bush oats, 9,000 bush
barley. Sdboments-43,000 bush wheat.
13,0110 bush oats, 32,000 bush corn, 6 000
bush barley. Freights dull and firm;
wheat 16c, corn 15 and oats 934 c to New
York. Flour neglected. ' Wheat nomi
nal. Corn nominal at 76®83c. Oats in•
:active; held at 50c without bids. Rye
neglected. Barley dull, with sales 5,600
bush Canada at $1,20;, delivered. Pork
and Lard dull and unchanged, High
wines nominal at 21 `14.
. :
LOUISVILLE, Oct ber 6.-Flour firm
i
with demand of su erfine at 55. Wheat;
ill
red $l,lO and w e 51,20. Corn 95c.
Oats 50c. Rye 90c. New Orleans sugar,
prime. 14c. Rio offee, prime, 2314 c.
Prime New Orleans molasses' 75c. Leaf
tobacco fi rm and ac ve, with sales of 133
hhds ranging from 7,10 to $18,25. Pro
visions quiet but firm. Mess pork 532.
Bacon: shoulders 17c, sides 2034 4 0 and
clear sides 203;c. Lard 19c. Whisky
'weak at 51,20.
OSWEGO, Oct. 6.-Flour unchanged;
sales of 1,400 bbis. Wheat quiet; sales of
1,600 bus red Indiana at 51,30. Corn
quiet; .No. 2 held ; at Sic. Barley inactive
and lower; large receipts and breaks in
the canal gave buyers the advantage;
upland Canada dffered at 41,25. Rye
quiet. Canal freights higher; wheat 100
and barley 1234 c to New York. Imports:
32,700 bus wheat., 57,300 bus barley.
Shipped by rail during the past 48 hours:
3,940 bbs 'flour.
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PHILADELPHIA,
October 6. - Flour
very quiet; extra $7,50, fancy 58(49.
Wheat dull; red 51,40®1,42: white $1,50.
Rye unchanged. !Corn dull and unset
tled; yellow $1,05®1,10. Oats steady,
western 61®620. I Petroleum quiet, re
fined 3134 ®32.c. Provisions in light de
mand, but unchanged. Whisky scarce,
$1,20.
MILWAUKEE. October 6,-Flour un
changed. Wheatquiet at $l,lO for No. 1
and $1,03 for No. 2. Oats nominally un
changed. Corn held firm at 68c for 1 ,, T0.2.
Rye and Barley nominal. Grain freights
steady, active and rates unchanged. Re
ceipts-4,000 bbls flour, 102,000 bush
wheat. 4,000 bush oats, 2,000 bush corn.
Shipments-4,000 bbis flour.
MEMPHIS, October 6.-Cotton: mid
dlings sold at 24%®25c with an active
demand; receipts were 1,142 hales, ex
ports 1,129. Flour unchanged. Corn $1
®1,05. Oats 55®58c, Hay $24®25. Bran
$22®23. Pork $34,50. Lard 20®21c.
Bacon firmer. Shculders 17%c. Sides
2134 c.
BALTIMORE, - October 6.-Flour quiet`
and weak, but unchanged. Wheat is
steady, red at dul
western at $l,OO. Oats l at 46.
57®58c Corn .
Rye
at 11,10®1,20. Mess Pork quiet at 33c.
Bacon firm. Lard dull at 19@200.
Whiskey flat at $1.20®1,22.
DETROIT, October 6.-Flour; receipts
of 5,200 bbls,
market dull- Wheat; re
ceipts of 80 , 000 bush, Market steadier.
extra white at $1,26, No. 1 do at $1,15,
regular at $l,lO, amber at 11,09.
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PITTSBURGH 1118139.:
The river is falling slowly at this point
with about four feet eight inches in the
channel last evening. Weather contin•
ues pleasant and all that could be de
sired for ont-door businees.
The Belle from Parkersburg, and the
New State from Wheeling, arrived and
departed as usual.
The Camelia departed, for St. Louis
with an excellent trip, having all the
freight she wanted, and 175 cabin and 35
deck passengers. She went out drawing
four feet three inches—pilots William-
son and Clark.
There was an annsually dense fog on
Tuesday night, and it did not rise until
about ten o'clock yesterday forenoon.
The Sallie from Cincinnati, was ax.
pected in last evening, having left
Wheeling about six o'clock oa Tuesday
evening. 1 Considerable freight was re
ceived for her yesterday, and athe will
leave for Cincinnati this evening. She
would have been here-yesterday morn•
ing if It had not have been for the fog.
The Messenger, Capt. Jesse Dean. is
filling up steadily and will be the first
boat out for New Orleans.
The,Mollie Ebert - is due here from Cin
clnnati to-day, and will at once com
mence loading for a return trip.
The hull of the new J. N. McCullough
is pronounced by competent judges.to be
a very nice piece of workmanship, and
reflects considerable credit on the good
judgment and taste of Capt. Andrew
Ackley, under whose supervision it was
constructed.
KTRIDgi'S
RIVER NEWS.
—The Minnie ie reported in the hsnds
of the Sheriff at St. Louis.
—The R. C. Gray is enroute from
Memphis to Cincinnati, with among
other items SOO bales cotton.
—The Lorena was to have left Cincin
nati for Memphis on TUesday, as was
also the Bellevernon for New Orleans.
—The rise in St. Croix river reached
the high•water mark of 1859 on last Sat
urday, and has since been on the
decline.
=The Major Anderson has been given
up by the Cincinnati Mail Company, and
gone into the Cincinnati and Wheeling
Packet trade. •
—The snag ideated in the Ohio, oppo
site Brice's Ranche, at the head of Sta
tion Bar, which sunk the United States
snagboat Greenback. •
—From the New Orleans Picayune, of
Thursday, we learn that Captain Dennis.
ton purchased the steamer Annie Wag
ley, at Washington, Louialana.
- —The Madison Courier, of Saturday,
says: The steamer J. L. Graham, re
cently repaired by Stuart & Co.. bas
been sold to parties from Texas, and will
be taken to Gaveston, and thence to Colo
rado river.
—The one-half interest in the tow.boat
Atlantic and barges has been sold to
Capt. Geo. W. Rea, of the M. l V. T. Com
pany, for the sum of 118,000. , The Atlan
tic and barges will be in the line regu
larly hereafter.
—The Memphis Avalanche, says:
The notorious Sam Houston, Supervis
ing Inspector for the Eighth District,
passed through this city yesterday, en
route to Little Rock, whither he goes to
consult with Clayton on Aarkausas
affairs, and inspect those Prussian guns.
It may be he has never received his
share of the proceeds in the transaction.
-The Louisville Courter-Antenal, of
Sunday, says: United States Local In-
Spectors Coon and Houghton yesterday
res to:ed, or renewed, the license of
Henry S. Kelley as second engineer of
river steamers. It will be remembered
that Henry's license was revoked by
I said local board, on the 17th of April
last, for the alleged inattention to his
duties as second engineer of the steamer
LeClaire No. 2. Mile locals say that they
have good and true S'ouebers for Henry's
future conduct, and have no doubt but
he will prove worthy of the confidence
reposed in him.
RIVER PACKETS
VICEMBERO. NEW ORLE4NR.
Flt MEMPHIS AND jagEg
NEW OHL EANS—Thestearue
NESSE:46AR. Capt. JI.:E DIAN.
Wilt leave for the above and Intermediate ports
on THUILSDAY. October tht 4 7a l.
o MEI sbC A sW AN KY.
sells FLACK t COLLING WOOD. Agents,
lINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
. _
FOR CINCINNATI ands i diEg
LOUISVILLE:—The ABC pu
senger steamer
MOLLIE: lt BERT Capt. G. W. EBEST,
Clerk S. PrppartL will leave for the shore and
erinedlate ports on THIS 111A.F. 7th Inst.
/or freight or passage apple on board or to
sew FLACK A COLLINiMOOD. Agents.
WHEELING AND CINCINNATI
FOR CINCINNATI._-
The fast arid commodious
steamer
SALLIE Capt, T. 8. CALTIOtrI,
Will llesve for the above and-Intermediate porn
on THIS DAY. 7th inst.. at r. t.a
For Detain or passage apply
WOon board or to •
FLA , S. d COLLINGoD, Atr..nta.
FFORWHEELING.xiddrig
31ARIF.TTA.PARKEnnBURG
AND CINCINNATI.
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERY SATURDAY- Ila K.
Tile swift and superb Sidewheel Steamer ST.
MARTS, T. C. SWEENEY, Commander. will
leave as announced above. _
For Ft eight or Passage apply on board, or to
FLACK a Co L LINO WOOD, or
COLLINS it BARNES, Agents.
N. B.—No Freight received after 11 A. kk fa 1
STEAMSHIPS
TO LIVERPOOL AND
QUEENSTOWN.
THE INMAN MAIL STLIAridSIIIPS.
Numbering sixteen. nrst-eless vessels, arausi
v.-tutus celebrated
VITT OP PAitin, Crry OP AIiTSS"ErO,
OITY . OP BOOTO_N_, CITI: OP BALTIMORE,
OW/ OIP LONDON;
Balling EVERY SATURDAY. from Tier 116;
r.urth /elver, New York. for usage or further
laformatiou UMW i 0
WILLIAM BINOHAN. Jr.
103 SMITHFIELD STREET. Pittsburgh.
littittAVUO IDENCENTIOO
bbli LonUiville Ilidrutrunt.' *rid.
1/41 9 ORTIS BY RAILROAD.
OIXTBI.ALVD AD Prrientfaest Rsaf..-
nozn October 6.-3 cars blooms, Nim
ick & Co; 1 car rye, A Moore; .1 do do,
Exchange Nat Bank; 2 do do, iron ore,
Shoenberger. Blair & Co; 100 bbls lime,
Schomaker & L; 4 cars blooms, Park
Bro's & Co; 400 bas, 5 crates starch, W
Haslage & Co; 1 car stone. J Metcalf; 100
bblit oil, J Spear; 27 bxs oil, Maria &
Ewing; 6 ibis scrap iron, J Jones; 67 bas
hardware, Secomb dc Co; 14 • bas, 2 pkgs
saws, Lippincott & B; 2 bblsi ahoujders,
Dalzell & T; 2 cases boots, Gill & Bro; 100
• bblaßtne, Richards & Co; 30 bas starch,
Little & Baird; 25 do do, S Ewart & C0; -
25 do do; J Conner; 25 crates, 200 ins
starch, Arbucklea & Co; 70 bbls cement,
W W Wallace; 2 bbls eggs, H Riddle; 21
bxs medicine, Harris & Gray; 6 bbls oil,
Pennock & Beeson; 2 cars oats, W
Fairley; 22 bgs barley, Wm Welalidt Co;
3 bbis quinces, L J Blanchard; / car
brick, Anderson,
Woods & Co; 4 bxs
pawpaws, Vangorder dr. S.
PITI.BIII7BaII, Poet WiTiorli dt • CIII
osoo• 'FILITmean. October 6.-100 bbls
flour, Culp & Shepard; 20 has cheese, S
Ewart & Co; 254 aka rags, R C Christy; 9
bales hops, John White' Jr; 6 bbls oil, IS
A-English; 83 bxs grapes, Woodworth at
Davison; 4 bbls tallow, J S Dilworth &
Co; ea oil bbls, M P Adatns & Bro; 20
bbls flour, Graham & Marshall; 6 bble
flaxseed, e pks ontol3a, Henry Rea Jr; 10
bat' cheese. Drape at;Robertson; 58,jpkgs
tobacco, Atwell &Lee; 77 bbis clan'Thos
Coffin; 100 bbis flour' Watt, Lang dt Co; 1
car scrap iron, Pgh Iron d: Forge Co; 1
car atone, John liinchliffi 200 bbls flour,
owner.
A.LLEGIERNY VALLBT RAILROAD, Oc
tober 6.-70 sits oats,.Reil S. Ritcb,art; 1
ehl. eggs, Head Metzger; 1 pkg butter,
Voigtlacical'it . Co; 4 cars railroad iron,
C A Carpenter: 58 bbls refined oil, E 11
Myers tit Co; 115 do 2 do, Lockhart Frew
it Co; 1 bbl eggs, Lit J Blanchard; 2 cars
lime, D L Reynolds; 17 bxs peaches, J
A Grrall; 4 cars metal, McKnight ec Co;
Ido do, John. Moorhead; Ido do, Graff
Byers it Co; 3do lime stone, Shoenber
ger-4k. Blair.
ALLEGHENY STATION, October 6,-5
bdls tln, Zinkead Andregg; 73 sks
flaxseed, M B Suydam; 20 bbls flour,
M Steel it Son; 6 Cases' tobacco, P Schi
men 6 sks onions, John Herbert; 100
bushels oats, G Stewart; 39 eke do, S C
McNlasters; 120 do do, J B McKee; 5 do
do, 97 bgs barley, M W«11 at. Co; 25 bgs
potatoes, Pitcairn tt .McClure; 160. aks
flaxseed, Ewer Hamilton it Co; 2 cars
wheat, W McKee it Co: 30 bbls flotar; 7
tuns shipstuff,R Knox dt Son; 1 car
metal, Lindsay & McCutcheori: 1-car
staves, Ralya ES. Robertson; 1 do do, J M
Hemphill.
COMDlibstuN mtlitOktit.Nals
Eb;f , .aj t i L lelqf:l l in A. ‘•!.. T
W. M. GORMLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(Inascrt.i Orr. EAcii.s.Herr.l.,)
PITTSBURGH. PA..
ae :715
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
Soccesaor to Feuer .A.rimitrOng,
PRODUCE CONMIS6ION .31ERULANT,
so. 215 XIARgET STREET.
CM
MEANOR br. HARPER.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
So. 329 Liberty Street.
PITVIBLTROB, PA.
air Consignments solicited. se7
ritaill /MIL JAel• T. RICELLIM
KEIL & RITCHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANT3I
AND DLALZ.II/1 IN
?LOVE, ORAIN, SEEDS, MILL YEE% LC.,
349 Liberty tit., Pittsburgh,
Eare'i:bn
Y. 811121.1 J. A. WrIZLII.
NE. STEELE is, SON,
Commission Merchants,
AND DIALS= nr
Srl-401:711, GRAIN. FrwrlMT7#3 440.
No. 9$ OHIO STHEE'I t near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
L •
J. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No.; 396 PENN STREET.
opierzEs
an4ITTLE, - BAIRD a, PATTON,
Wholesale grocers , Comm Liston Merchants
Dealers in Produce,Flour Bacon Cheese,
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71., Carbon and Lard 011 IrZnt, Balls, Glass,
Cotton Yarns and all Pqaburgh Manufactures
generally, 112 and 114 of.COND STREET,
Pittsburgh. k
JOHN I. 11017811..ADW.
TOWN I. HOUSE &EROS., Sue..
u cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE it. CO., Wuole
saia Grocers and Commission Merchants, Cor
ner of Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh.
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JOEIN 61111.T0N ♦ WALLACI
§suirroN&WAlLLACE_,Whole
SALE ti ROCEID3 AND PRODUCE DEAL
. tic. 6 METH 3TREET., Pin &burgh.
W2,:r3S
WILLIAM MILLER & CO.,
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin,
e now offer to
strictl th e trade at low
gutes, y
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
Molasses.
•
orto Rico,Cuba and English Island Sugars.
.."ew York , Philadelphia and Baltimore Re-
Aped do. -
Bolden Drips, Lovering'. Brazils, Stuart's,
Adams' and Long Island Syrups.
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Island Diolasses.
Young Hyson, Japan, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Oolong Teas. ,
Carolina and BUIROI I I Rice. "
JaTII, Laguayra and nio Coffees.
Tobacco, .Lard 011, Fish, Nails, Glass, Soaps,
Cotton Yarns, *c., constantly on hand.
ALSO.
nLIV,RT4B9 07
Fine Brandies,Winea•and Segart3.
Bbentsb, Moselle, and Sparkling Bock Wines
of Henkel & Co.. In bottles. •
tipuli4lng Moselle, Schonberg_ and Johannle
burg, Hockbelmer„ Burgundy, ie.
Brandenburg & Freres , Flue Olive OIL
do • do Claret', imported in bottles.
do do White Wines, to bottles.
M. Work & Bons , Sparkling Catawba.
Fine old Sherry, Madetra and Port Wines.
: Free Old Monongahela Bye inthl2allla• pure.
do Very Supesdor Old Scotch. do . do.
ALSO.
Blagents fbr Nowt & Cbandonle Grand Fla.
• .
erzensy and Bellery ChainPstue•
Brandies of our owe selection and warranted
dU
VINIE'CIGARS.---)k fun assort.
31ENT of etoolee brands of CIO ABS just re•
ceived, including "Mariana lilts," "Fro OW
volo," "Bon Bon." "Lonisir Or Young Amer
ica," "Little Ones," "El :Runde,"' /km, for
Bali by the box or at retail by
JNO. RENSHAW,
Corner Liberty ondlThittifit.
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
M,KI n & CO.,
' xanommuirc.
lalnglo . L
aloe sad Warehouse, 363 LIBBSTY GTIMIST
airAu orders promptly attended to. •
MISCEL
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN,
Y, MORGAN k CO., 61
Messrs. DEIN
d N. E. JESEP & CO.,
Exchange Place, a
L, offer for sale the
12 Pine Street, N.
sas Pacific Railway.
yen per cent. in Gold;
Bonds of the Ha
These Beads pay
o run; are Free from
have thirty. years
on; are ieenred by a
Government Taxa
e Million Rees of the
Land Grant of T
Kansas and Colorado.
nest Lands in
special grant the Com-
addition to thi
•
any also owns
n Kangas, which
lace Nitlions of Acres
re being rapidly sold to
evel4 the collate
and improve the road
They are a first mort
of the road from Sheridan, Kansas, to
Deaver, Colorado, The road in.operation,
age upon the extension
.1
417 miles long, upon which it is also a mort
gage, \OIV URNS MORE THAN ENOUGH
NET IIiCOME TO P AY THE INTEREST
ON THE NEW LOAN. There is no better
,eenrity in the market—this being in
some respects better thaw Gorernment S
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
eurities.
PAYABLE IN GOLD. Price 96, and awn
ed Interest, in Currency. Pamphlets, Naps
and Circillars furnished on application.
WA)
LLATEST OIL STRIKE.
TICEI
LIBERTY ! ECONOMY !
AND
• FREE TRADE!
To secure even handed •TrwriCx.., just come and
see what splendid bargains are offered in the gor
geous stock of Suring and Summer Clothes just
prepared and extilbited to the nubile by
S. C. TRACERMAN.
The fullest LIRERTY to be enjoyed wnen the
man who enjoys It is neatly dressed in a suit of
new rumor-r Clothes which flt him so comfortably
as not to abridge the freedom of his motions. Such
clothes are to be bad at S. C. TRACERMAN'S.
To practice ECONOMY, don't spend vast sums
ofm 'nee where extortionate people charee fancy
prices for unsatisfactory clothing, but come and
get the worth of every dollar con spend, at
S. C. TRACERMAN'S.
FREE TuaTisrof the freest sort, practiced every
day. and sit - day. at the. rig No. 11 Clothing
Hail. Tuere the people bring their cash, and
there th.y get their clothes. every man free to
buy at all times. Trade tremendous Joe tnow at
the Big No. 11 Clothing Hail.
LOOK AT THE PRICES.
Cocoa nut suits f tr *7 worth 85.
-Spanish Suits for g 9 wortn $2O.
Skattnir park s sults for WI worth *25.
500 suits, linen. atVi 50 each worth $5.
Black suits for *lO worth 420.
Boys' suits sor *5 worth 410.
And Callt many more too numerous to men—
tion. earPii and secure your bargalus. as we
bare but a few days to sell. Sten/ember Big NO.
1151'01 street.
S. Co TILMJERMN.
W. J. Ii v EVERIETT'S
PATENT
Scapular Shoulder Brace and
CHEST SUPPORTEZ.
No Straps 'Under the Arms.
Perfectly anatmalcsl, comfortable and benefi
cial; State sex; size around waist, and length .
ofiback TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, do.
LADY ATTENDANT.
50 North Seventh Street,
(Below Arch,)
sei:n7B 1a
CAUTION.
We call attention of consumers to the nractice
of Adulterattng Lard Ott, by mixing with it Cot.
on seed till, Rosin Oil. Scal Olt, and Other lute
rlor OLts
OUR LARD OIL
WARRANTED PIIRE7
Any person Altering our Brand or copying our
Trade Mark will be proceeded against accordiag
to law.
PROCTER & 04MIILE,
ROCK THE BABY
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
•
SOLD ONLY EY
LEMON & WEISE.
Practical Filllatlire Manufactimmh ace 4
us vorariu-i.e.vF..rrerm.
Wh ere ; mem be found a fell assortment 0! Par.
or, Chamber and 'Kitchen P'urultare. deg -
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vsANTED.-BEESWASt GLN•
- MENG. DRIED FRUITS, 'WOOL, and
GENERAL PIIODUCE.
°Ur tOUtp ern and Western PrterulP can obUttn
the higbest market wee, and get prompt ratirtnl
by eonalgntng their Produce tons.
CLAIt.KnON GRIFFITH,
General Commosbn Merchant,
No. SO N. Front !Meet, ralladelphla, Pa.,
ael7:o33;te
TIEGEL s
s tLate (hitter with W. Heapenhelde. )
nIEIicHANT TAILOR,
Pio. 33 Siiithtleld Street,Plttablush.
se2l3reti '
antaat it WATT, We
APLE IitGAIL-40 :tax a
co rO vi
Unlit; "4""*.
C ..
IIANGE .OFaIIE§RN .
TIME. . .
ALLEGEENY VALLEY muustoet.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO‘THE Off.
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS.
/ On cud after MONDAY, Sept. 90, 1859. TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DALLY (except Sunday)
will leave Pittsburg) Depot, corner of Elev
enth and Pike streets, for Franklin, OH City,Bul
falo, and all points in tie 011 Regions.
LEAPS Piliptlinttm. ixtsl l 7 IN PITTITSI7II4II
Day Ex 7:00 am Day Ex 5:15 p m
Night Ex. .. 7:35 pm Night Ex 6:55 am
lat Holton ... 6:40 a m Ist Halton.. - 6:95 p ta.
94 ElnitOn...ll:s o a trO2d Halton... ti:soa m
3d Holton... 5:00 pm ad Halton...! 2:10 v m
4th Halton-11:1;0 p m ith Hunan. 7:30 v m
Freeport Ack! 8:15 a m soda Works.. 7:30 a m
Beadyorts.. 630 p m Freeport Ac 615 p m
1
a 9 Ae 2:05 p m Brady' B Ac 10:05 a to.
Clr•ch 1:00 pm ‘ChUrth 10:10 am
Express trains stop only at princ,pai ponla.
Accommodation rains stop at all stall :ns
.1. J. LAWRENCE._ Gen , ' laws., ! • .:3
THOMAS M. KIN G G, Ann. aupli.
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rENNSYLIVA.i
NIA CENTRAL ktm . Lialliaill ti
AD. On and after 11 P.m.. Sunday AtOUST
99th, 1869, Trail will arrive at and depart
from .the Union Depot, corner -of Washin gton
and Liberty streets, as follows: • ! ... 1.
Mail .Train.... I:2oansi*DayExp.relcsl9l: 3o em
. last -Line.....4 -45 am *Pacific - Ex:— 7:41 am
Wall's No. 1.. 6 20.1:3: Wall's No. 1.. 6:3
ant
BrintonAcc'n. 7:50 am' Mall Train.... 8:1 am
Wall's No. 2.. 9:05 am BreksAs N of. 5 . 11.1 pm
Cincinnati Ex.8:25 amiCincin'ti El : . 12: 2 pm
l am Johnstown Ac. 1030 am. Wall's No. 2... 11:3 a
Bra' ks Ac Nol 7:00 pm ! Johnstown Ac.4:o pm
Pittsb"h -1Ex.1.11340 Dm ,Bnt'ks Ac Not 8: 9 pm
Phila. Bxpresal:oo pm:Phila. Express 3:5 pm
Wall'! No. 1...1:50 pm:Wall's No. L. 3:ospm
Branca Ach - o 2955 pm! Wall's No. 4.. 6:05 pm
Brall'e NO. 4." 5:50 pnfl*Fast Line 7:3opm
Way Passr.'r 10:20 pm Wall's h 0•5.. 11:00 pm
*These trains make close connection at Harris
bare foeßaltlmore.
The Church Train! terns Walls S(ationeVery
Sunday at 9:05 a.. ta., • teaching P ttsbargh at
10:05 a. m. Re - turtling, leaves Pl tsburgh at
19:50 p. m. and arrites as Walls II Station at
sc:lopi n m a ti Express
snd Pacific Ex ressl6tves
dally.
All other tra'ns dally except Sunday.
Nor farther infortaanon aPP"'Lto
• " W. H. BECIEWI, Agent.
The Peausylvanlaßallroad Compsn will not as
sume any risk ibrßaggsge, except forraring ap
el
par, 'arid Bruit their responsibility t One Hea
th ed Dollar:tin value. , Ali Baggag exceeding
tr a: amount in value will be at thel risk of the
owner, unless takeu by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAM% .
k
into General Superintendent, Altbona, a.
NI V ESTER N-agr
-PENNSYLVANIA
RA-LBOAD.—On and after August 29,11369,t1e
PL,ssellgCt Trains on the Westena Pennsyltan: a
Rai road will:arrive at and depart from the
Feder , I Street Depot, Allegheny City, as fol ow.:
Arrive.' • I Depar t. 6:slo ain
Springd"e No15:40 a m
.Freeport No. 18:20 a to ,Freeport No.l 0:20a
r_spres 10:40 a cc Sharpb'g No111:20 a in
Freeport
4; No.11:20 p•m' Express 2:20 pm
Freeporr. N0.24:05 prr.,Spiingd , e No I 3:10 pm
Mail 5:50 p m 1 Freeport :".i0.25:20 pm
Springd , e N0.26:20 p m,Spriugdie N026:30 pm
Above trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction -
ever'Sunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny
City at 9:50 a. ra. Returning, leaves Alleg_henr
City at 190 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Jcao.
tion at 3:40 P. m.- • -
COMstirrATION TiCSICTS—For sale inpackages
of Twenty. between Allegheny City, Chestnut
street. Herr's, Bennett, Fine Creek Etna and
Sharpstiturg and good only on the trains stopping
at Stations specited on tickets.
The trains - leaving Allegneny City at 7:00 St.
'n. make direct connection at Treeport wlthWal
ker's line of Stages for - Butler and Hatinahstowni
Through tickets nuo be purchased at the Of2Ces
No. 1 St. Clair street, nearthe Suspension Rridge,
rittsbur.h, and at the Depot,Allegheny.'
For 110ther information app to
JA LET BHT% Agent'
= Federal Street Deptt.
The Western Pennsylvania 'load will trot
assume any risk for Baggage, eZet t for wearing
e"parel, and limit' .their respo nsibility to One
Idundred Dollars In value. All baggage et -
reeding this indount In value wlllbe at the risk 'of
the owner, unless - Wm:ha special contract.
EDWARD ki. WILLIAM%
Mal General Superintendent. Altoona. Fa.
1 1§1ROCI " :;P0.R;WAYNE &
B. W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. R.
. From August 30th, 11.869, trains will leave from
and arrive at the Urocn Denot, north:ads, flits.
burgh city time, as follows:
/AGSM. Melds.
Chicago SOS a m' Met co Ex.:Jill:l3 a m
Erlete'gpEx.7:llBartitt"cble Ex... 7:23 am
CL & Wb_M.
g , 18:08 am, Wise:ding Ex 10:48s m.
M
Chicago ail-8:58 am • C.& St. L. Ex 7:08 pm
Fast.taine, ....8:48 itmi.C . ."goEx&H/3:9 18 m.
Cl:'..t - Wh'g EX 'l:o3p n. m
Chita:waltz, 1:38 p ra'Erie & Yg.'n Extl:sBpm
Ore &Erie Ex4:3B pm Cl. &.'Wh`g ExB:3Bp
Des:sar:from 411Pgdeny. , Arrtni .111sonsty.
Bea'r Falls A.c.fk:oB a m' Leetsdale L0..6:53 am
Leetsdale " 1003 ain Beer Falls 828 sun
" 11:58 a m New Castle "10:23 am.
Rochester "' 2:23 pm:Snon " 9:13 ant
Eaon " .3:58 pre*, eetsda"e "12:48p in.
Leetsdale Acc.ls:l3pna 7 Beer Ralls " 2:13 pm.
flea'rFalls.'' • 8:13 pm;,Leetsdale " 4133 DILL
LeetSdale " 10:43 P " 1:23 PM
Fair Oaks I Pair Oaks Sun
day Church. 1:13 p tn; day Lhurch. 9:58 am
AW.1:38 p. m. Chicago Express leaves daisy.
fa' 7:23 D. 131. Mileage Express arrives dilly.
F. R. MYERS IfcCULLOUGH,
Gent. Pas. & Tiati,Agent. Gerd. Manager.
LIM "
ainagna
,IN r L C
IDRNAWAY D
•
• PAN HAM= ROUTE.
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ONAITGE UP TIME.-On said after SUNDAY.
August 910. 1859, trains will leave and arrive at
the GrilonDepot, as follows: •
, • - ',spar*. Arrive..
Mi11....: .., ...............—. 21:08 a. m. 11-03 p in.
Fast Liae....—........... 8:53 a. m. 1:08 p. in.
Express ........ 1:43.p. in. 7:13 a. m.
Mixed Ace , n 5:213 I. m. 5:53 p.m.
McDonald' , Azen,No.l 11:38 m. .-•-• 7:38 a.m.
Steubenville Accommod. 3:53 .m. 9:48 a.m.
IdeDnnald's Aee'n. N 0.2 5 .53 m. 2:18 p. m.
liandsp c_hurch Train.. 1511:158 p m. 9:58,1. ni.
iiari_, - *3 P. , X. train will leare,clally. ,
D1:032. w. train will mire daily.
All other tint ns will run daily4linnosys•exeurt.
ed. The 8:83 a. m. Train makes close con
nections at Newark' Icr Zane '09,1e. __ .
, a. P. SCULL,
• • .' . General Ticket A ger t.Dolumbus, 0.
W. W. 943 D, Buipt., Dennison. Unit,. . ,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
CINCINNATI
VITT , SBURGII&
cONNELLB V I L
LI
ROAD. t y • '‘
On and after.'ll=SDAT. 2: ember. 1 . 1t5.
1861, =sine Will arrive at and depart from the
Depot corner of Errant and Water streets, -eak
follows: Drpart. Arrieet.
Mail to and from Union- _ _
town T:00 Y. 6:00 P. IL.
EcKeesportAccomdt , n 11:00 A. N. -X:O5 P. X.,
Ex. to and from Unt'n. 3:00 P. If. 10:10 A. AG
West Newton -Accorct.d 4:30 P. Yr 8:35 -a. Wa
Braddock , . .keul , it avl it'n. 6:15 x. 7:50 P. X
Night dc. to3fc rt.10:310 P. Y. 6:45 ,a. X
sandaretalreti to . _ -
and frontWeat „Newton 1:00 P. 11.10:00
For tletota apply E. t* •
• - M. RAYMOND, AVIA
W. B. STOUT, Snpertntendent. runt
Q "1,0
TN« Y lIILL I KOME
11101 U
UNION . PACIFIC •MAILWAr
Eastern Division.
Tbe 513M8 T AB D ?dun BELLE)
u .Ir. from uts zutto Paha* *I
,
Colorado Nevada,
CaliforniaVtah,
Arizona -0- cWashington,
New Ife3Fico t Idaho,
Oregon.
Tills Trains ;leave State Line and Leavenworth
dalls.tdandassexoepted,)on th e arrival or=ll
of Paeinoß4M.road from in; -Louis, and a
hal and dt, Joe Railroad ;tom tinincy, conneoW
ow at. Lawrente. l'opeka and Wan:Lego
stages iQZ 4.12 points in Kansas. .6t en ll 2
trick weak et Ellsworth -with the =
!STATES ZEPJLErvi t:ohiPAN'S i ) A11.
LLItE tII*OVERT.aND !AIL D
SIDACIDL9IFOR ;
. _
tomrsvittrii sexzr
.i.liD
An - points- in, the
And with BANDSBSOI I % TRI-WEEKLY JINN
of COACIII4 for Yost Union; Bent's Fort. , Fan%
AlbugnmoneL SAWA re. and all Want In Lilo
son and Yew lifezieo. '
With the ream additions of rolling.=
and equipment, and the arrangements
with zerponslele Overland Transportation LAW
from its western terMinus, this road now cetera
anwnalled faellities - for . • the tratamisslom es
fretibt to the Far West.
Tteltettfor safe at all Ups prgicii* Q o m 04
the United BUMS and Canadu
Be ore and uk Masts Tut, ~ I wincr.
LEEE,rirri t ators - PACIFIC '
N . A . DI PK. , ,•i • 7 - - • ~
AIST1i$10311"
• ti.wal Espertateldea
a. 11,1 1 1,181111R1. •
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