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Pittsburgh Gazette (Newspaper) - October 2, 1869, Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaPittsburgh Gazette saturday october 2, 1839. V i Pittsburgh markets. Or fcb of Pittsburgh Gazette Friday october 1 1869, j there a a nothing really new or important in commercial circles worthy of special notice. Business generally al though by no Means brisk is nevertheless fairly Active As much so As could be expected under existing circumstances and the indications for the future Are end c our aging. There is a continued fair local demand for All of the leading commodities with a fair business in the aggregate though under the influence of a Sharp Competition margins Are pretty a Well reduced the worst feature just now is the financial troubles in new York and the Stringency in Money mat ters which renders collections very difficult this of course has a tendency to retard business and restrict operations. A8hes�?steady but unchanged�?1@ 4% for soda and 9 for pearls. Apples in Good Supply and unchanged sales at 1i,00@2,50, for common to Choice. A. Butter prime to Choice Roll is in demand with sales at 30@33, while com a Mon is in Good Supply and Dull sales of 1, latter at 22. Cranberries sales of prime East Era cultivated al �11,5u@12,00 per bbl. A Carbon Oil is in fair demand but a prices Are lower we now quote at 27%@. 28, for round lots and 29@29% in a jobbing Way. Cheese sales Hamburg at 15 factory at 16 and Goshen at 17@1s. Quot eggs fresh packed quoted at 22@23. Feathers Dull quoted at 80� 85 Quot cents to the Trade and the usual Advance for Small lots in store. Flour there is no improvement to note in the demand and while the Market a is and Dull prices Are unchanged. We continue to quote Good to Choice a Winter wheat flours at �6,75�&Quot,00 per barrel. I Grain wheat is in steady demand at 51,30 Lor prime red and �1,35 for prime White. Oats Dull with increased arrivals and a Supply considerably in excess of present demand offered freely at 50 on wharf and track sales in store a at52@53. Rve is Quet and unchanged a sales at a i Iol i and Choice state might bring �1,12. Prime ear Corn is in steady demand at �1 on wharf and track and �1,03@1,05 in store. Barley is unchanged ,25@l,30 for prime to Choice. Hay sales at Allegheny Diamond Market of 73 loads at �15�21. Hemp very Dull �205 per ton. A Husk so sales at 2%@3 cts per Pound. Lime sales of Cleveland White Lime. At �1,75 per bbl. J lard Oil of. Sellers amp co. Quote i extra no. 1, at �1,43@1,45, and a no. 2, at fl.05@l,08 i onions scarce and firmer with Isale at �3,50@3,75 per bbl. Provisions firmer and higher. A shoulders 16%� 17 ribbed sides 20 a Short ribbed 20% Clear do 21 Plain sugar cured hams 22% cavas sed do �24. Mess pork ?33�33%. Lard 120% in tiree3, 20% in % bbl and 21 in a kegs. Dried beef 22. J peanuts none in Market. % peaches May be quoted at �1 to �2,50 per Bushel As to Quality. A poultry sales of chickens at 55 to 165 cents per pair. A potatoes Jersey sweets Selling at �5@5,50 per bib the outside figure for a prime fresh receipts.1 seed flaxseed is in demand and a the Mills Are paying �2,20@2,25. Small a sales of Timothy seed at ?4,25@4,50. No demand for Clover seed. A Salt is firmer with sales of car a Load lots at �1,85 per bbl. Straw sold m Allegheny Market at �12 per ton Pittsburgh Iron Market. Office of Pittsburgh Gazette \ Friday october 1, 1869. J the Metal Market is reported firm with a demand fully up to the Supply and prices Are firm and Well sustained. Nearly All if not All of the Mills Are in fall blast and asia1 consequence there is a steady demand for Mill Irons and some of the foundries Are buying pretty a freely though mainly in Small lots and a the demand is restricted mostly to be Best grades. A in bar Iron and nails there is also a a very Good business and All of the Mills Are reported As being fall of orders. The recent Advance we Are told affords a margin to the manufacturer so that the Iron Trade upon the whole is in a better and healthier condition than for some time Anthracite. 100 tons Chickies close no. 3 forge�40.00 4 mos a 10 a a no. 2 foundry 41.50 4 mos 10 a a no. 1 do. 42.50 4 mos �10 a a no. 1 do. 43.00 4 mos 10 a Quot Quot no. 1 do. 43.50 4 mos a 30 a a no. 1 do. 44.00 4 mos i 50 a a no. 4 Gray forge 38.60 4 mos ,300 a a Neutral a medium -Brand.�38.00 6 mos .�?T200 a a do a favorite i Brand. 39.00 6 mos 200 a a cold Short. 40.00 6 mos 26 foundry. 43.50 4 mos 20 a a no. 2 foundry 40.00amos 60 a a cold Short no. 3forge 40.00 4 mos so a a do i do do. 40.00 4 mos a bituminous Ico Ai. Smelted from Lake Superior Ore. 100 tons Grey forge .�37.00 6 mos Neutral. 36.50 6 Moa Neutral. Favorite Brand. 38.00 6 mos Neutral Fine l. S. An. Ore. 38.00 4 mos Neutral Fine l. S. An. Ore. 37.59 5 mos Neutral Fine White and mottled. 56.50 6 mos medium Quot Gray red Short. 37.00 5 mos White and mottled red Short. 36.00 6 mos White and mottled red Short. 36.00 6 mos Clear mottled Low Grade. 86.00 6 mos open Grey. 37.50 4 mos do do3,7.50 4 mos blooms. 1 Juniata �95.00 6 mos Cleveland october 1.�?flour steady and unchanged. Wheat very Dull no. 1 red �1,23, no. 2 do �1,20, closing heavy and weak. Corn Dull and neglected prices nominal no. 1 held at 95c, no. 2 a at 93c, but no sales reported. Oats in a steady demand Light helu at 50c for no. 1 a state. Bye Dull and heavy at �1 for no. 1. 90@95c for no. 2. Barley Dull and a nominal no transactions reported. Petroleum Dull and unchanged refined a held at 28o for prime Light Straw to White. �28%@29c for Standard White crude Dull Flad 16,50.___ a Toledo october Dull wheat no. 2 lower no. 2 White Michl �100 100 �100 60 a 60 �00 too to 7100 �?~120 j 60 a 30 markets by Telegraph. New York october 1.�?cotton without decided change sales of 2,000 Bales at 27%c for middling Upland. Flour receipts of 776 bbl heavy and 5@10c lower sales 10,600 bbl at p,70@6 for superfine state and Western j�6@6,60 for extra state �5,95@6,60 for extra Western �6,60 @6,75 for White wheat extra �6,10@6,65 for r. H. 0., �6,25@7 for extra st. Louis �7@9 for Good Choice do including 3,700 bbl extra state and Western for Export at �6�6,40. Rye flour steady sales of 280 bbl at �4,75@6,10. Corn Rineai in moderate request 100 bbl Brandywine at �6,25, and 500 Southern at �6,15. Whisky firmer 300 bbl Western at �1,19 @1,21 free. Wheat opened firm and closed be lower with More doing at a decline receipts 39,422, sale3 161 Bash at �1,20 for no. 3 Spring �1,35 for no. 2 do �1,38�1,42 for Winter red Illinois �1,43@1,46 for Winter red and Amber Western �1,50 for Amber Tennessee �1,60 for White state and �1.70 for Choice White Michigan. Rve Dull 1,000 Bush old Western �1,17. Barley quiet. Barley malt is More Active sales of 10,000 Bush Canada at �1,70. Corn receipts 17,040 Bush Corn favors buyers Bales of 53,000 Bush at 92@99c for in Soud new mixed Western �1@1,05 for sound do., ,04@l,10 for White Western. Oats receipts 23,374 Bush Oats opened a Shade firmer closed heavy and declining sales of 41,000 Bush at ,62@65c for Southern and Western closing at 62@ 63%c. Rice firm. Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar a lower and unsettled sales 600 Hhd at ,12@12%c for Cuta 12%c for Porto Rico 17%c for Havana on private terms. Molasses steady sales of 400 hhd3 Cuba at 5sc. Hops Dull. Petroleum Quie. Linseed Oil quiet at 31,02. In casks. Pork firmer sales of 4,000 bbl at �31,50@31,75 for mess closing at �31,50 Cash �26,25@27 for prime and �29,25@30,00 for prime mess Stock of old and new 24,378 bbl last month 34,911 bbl last year 36,052 bulb. Beef quiet with sales of 125 bbl at $s,50 @13,50 for new Plain mess and �14@17 for new extra mess Stock of old and new 16,459 packages last month 21,190 last Vear 16,579. Beef hams More Active with sales of 750 bbl at 18@26e. Cut meats Dull with sales of 125 packages at 14%@15%e for shoulders and 17@19c for hams. quiet with sales of90 boxes ice Bredat 17@17%c. Lard quiet and steady sales of 330 pierces at 17@18%c for steam and 18%@19%c for Kettle rendered. Butter steady at 16� 2sc for Ohio. Cheese steady at 13@16%. Wool the largest auction Sale of Mortiza held for Many years took place to Day about All the Mortiza in the United states comprised the offerings which amounted to 1,300 Bales of Fine Quality and generally offered in Small quantities the attendance was fair and the bidding quite spirited and the whole catalogue was disposed of at prices decidedly above those anticipated manufacturers being principal buyers Merino 23@32%c few lambs at 19c,and Bailies at 14c. Freights to Liverpool firmer shipments of 130,000 Bush wheat at 9d per sail and Lod per steam and 1,500 bbl. Flour at 2s 3d and 2s 4%d per sail. Latest flour closed Dull and 5@10c lower. Wheat l@2c lower with rather More doing for Export. Rye Dull at �1,15 @1,17. Oats lower and Dull at 62@63%c for Western. Corn Dull at 90@90c for unsound and �1@1,04 for sound mixed Western. Pork quiet Aud heavy sales 250 bbl mess seller october at �31,00. Beef steady and in fair demand. Cut meats nominal. Bacou firm with a fair inquiry. Lard Dull at 13@ls%e for fair to prime steam. Eggs quiet and without change. Chicago october 1.�?eastern Exchange 1-10 off buying and Par to 1-10 Premium Selling. Flour Dull at �4,50� 6,25 for Spring extras. Wheat Dull weak and l%@2%c lower . 1, and 2@23.jc lower . 2 sales no. 1 at ill 1,12%, and no. 2 at �1,06@1,08, closing Dull at 1,06 this afternoon Market unsettled at �1,07 seller october and �1,68% seller last half for no. 2. Corn Dull and 3@3%c lower sales no. 2 at 68@70%c, rejected 66%@69c, and no Grade 64c, closing at 68c for no. 2 this afternoon Market unsettled and Active at 68c seller october for a no. 2. Oats moderately Active and la lower sales no. 2 at 40%@41c in store 39%@40c seller and 41@41%o buyer october closing at 40%c in store. Rye easier with sales no. 1 at 84@85c, no. 2 80@82%c, and rejected 71@73c. Barley Dull no. 2 in store offered at �1,15, and seller the month at �1,18@1,20. High wines steady and firm with sales at �1,09@1,10, closing at �1,10. Sugar 13%@15c for common to prime Coba. Mess pork quiet at �33, closing at �32,50� 33,00. Dry salted shoulders 14%@15c. Lard inactive and nominal at 18c. Re seidts for the past Twenty four hours 6,253 bbl flour 113,742 Bush wheat 117,840 Bush Corn 94,381 Bush Oats 12,677 Bush Rye 4,710 Bush Barley 5,197 hogs. Shipments�?6,049 bbl floor 95,355 Bush wheat 62,379 Bush Corn 28,923 Bush Oats 4,993 Bush Rye 2,751 Bush Barley 2,565 hogs. Freights Dell and unchanged. St. Louis october 1.�?tobacco Active and Strong but not quotable changed. Cotton nominally lower at 26%c, hemp in fair demand pales dressed at �1,15� 1,50. Floor in Good demand for. Low grades at steady prices fall superfine sold at ,50@5, extra �5,15@5,25, doable extra �5,40@6, treble extra �6�8,50, Choice to fancy �6,75@8. Wheat opened firm but closed weak at l@2o lower Nebraska Spring 85@93c, no. 2 Spring 90@92c, no. 2 red fall �1,02@1,05, no. 1 do. §1,08� 1,16, Choice �1,18@l20, no. 2 White �1,08 @1,10, Choice �1,26@1,30. Corn Dull lower and unsettled mixed in bulk 80� 82c, White 85c, yellow in sacks 85@90c, Choice White brought 95@98c. Oats steady but Choice grades Are quoted lower mixed in bulk 41@44%c, do. In sacks 47%@49%c, Choice White 50c. Barley unchanged Iowa Spring 95c@,10, Kansas do. 95c, Choice Minnesota �1,50, leans sugar 14c. Prime new Orleans molasses 75c., prime rip Coffee 23%c. Leaf tobacco quiet sales of 70 Hhd at �7,50@13,50. Provisions firm mess pork �33. Bacon shoulders 17c, Clear rib 20% �20%c, Clear sides 20%@20%c. Lard 19@19%c. Hams 24%c for sugar cored 25c or extra sugar cured. Whisky ,13@f,15. Milwaukee october Dull and prices Are unchanged. Wheat weak and lower at �1.10% for , �1,06% for no. 2. Oats Dull and lower at 40%c Foi no. 2, Corn still and nominal. Rye steady at 84c for no. 1. Barley quiet and unchanged. Grain freights steady and unchanged. Receipts were 4,000 bbl flour 137,000 Bush wheat. Shipments were 3,000 bbl flour 105,000 Bush wheat. Philadelphia october 1.�?flour is steady and in demand for Home consumption. Wheat Dull red unchanged White �1,55@1,62. Rye sold at .�1,10 for Western. Corn quiet mixed Western �1,05@1,08. Oats lower. Petroleum unsettled refined advanced to 3l%c, and crude unchanged. Provisions Are firm. Pork �33. Lard unchanged. Whisky firm at �1,18@1.20. Memphis october 1.�?cotton weak middling 24c receipts 961 Bales exports 14 Bales weeks receipts 2.533 Bales exports 2,045 Bales Stock 1,968 Bates. Flour unchanged. Corn �1,10� 1,15. Oats60@62c. Hay�21@25c. Bran 23@24e. Pork �34,50. Lard 19@21c. Bacon steady shoulders 17c, sides 21c. Baltimore october 1.�?flour vory quiet. Wheat heavy prime to Choice red �1.40@l,147. Corn unsteady White �1,1u@1,1s, yellow nominally �1,1s@1,20. Oats Dull 60c. Rye ,10@1,18. Mess pork �33. Bacon firm rib sides �20%c, Clear rib 21, shoulders 17% c. Lard quiet 19%c. Whisky quiet �1,20. Chicago october 1.�?cattle Dull and inactive at �3,00@5,25 for common to Good cows and Light steers. Hogs firm at �8,50@s,75 for common �9,2.j@9,40 for fair to medium Aud �9,50@10,1u for Good to Choice. Detroit october 1.�?flour receipts 4,200 bbl Market Dull and unchanged. Wheat receipts 28,000 Bush Market 2@ 3c lower extra White at �1�?~44 no. 1 do. At �1.26 regular at �1,15 Amber at �1,15. Rilik news. Six continues Clear Aud st. Louis october 1.�?cattle in Active demand Aud Good apply with sales at a Skortz a Between the Mouth of 2@0c for inferior to Choice extra would -ni1 Nair. A bring More. Hogs Active at �7@10. Imports by Railroad. Pittsburgh fort Wayne a Chi ago Railroad october 1.�?10 cars Metal Nimock a co 4 do do Bryan a Caughey 1 do do Brown a co 5 do do Coleman. Rahorn a co 1 do do j Wood a son 3 do do Superior Iron my ii 1 oar Barlev h h Forsyth i do do j m Carson a co 400 ski 600 bbl flour owner 100 bbl do Watt Lang a co 25 bbl High wines. Schmidt a Friday 4 pkg Bacou w h Graff a co 4 do do 6 tuts butter h Rea or 100 bbl hour shot a Ker Langenheim 25 Bxs soap s Ewart a co 202 Bxs cheese n s Braden 15 Bales bops 1 car ice John White or 28 ski rags Godfrey a Clark 50 Bxs candles Ca ter Mcgrew a co 50 Bxs grapes Woodworth a Davison 1 bbl tallow w Flaccus a son 3 reels yarn h Gerwig a co 55 ski Oats John Hinkle 5 bbl apples Bruggerman a of brie 50 Oil bbl b d Moore 20 whisky bbl Jos s Finch a co 1 bbl eggs 1 Box butter h Riddle 22 ski rags Christy a Ben Bam 25 kegs lard s s Marvin 6 do do w h Graff a co 2 do do Little a Baird 100 ski 58 bbl flour Culp a Shepard. A Cleveland and pit Buben Railroad octoberl.�?1 car Stone p Wolf 100 bbl flour j m Montgomery 2 oars Limestone Rees Graff a Dull 1 do shingles w w Rigdon a co 1 do scrap Iron Moorhead a co 50 bbl Sand Dith Ridge a son 1 car billets Nimick a co 1 do do j Moorhead 71 ski Oats Hitchcock Mcc a co 34 do do 37 ski Rye 6 do Barley Bricker a co 10 bbl lager Beer j Kessler 5 bbl Oil w Miller 5 do do e h Myers a co 10 Bales Excel Hamilton a a a co 1 Case 20 tubs tobacco j w Taylor 2 Bxs Lead r e Sellers a co 23sks Oats Mchenry a Hood 9 Bales rags Godfrey a Clark 44 bus Oats w Welsh a co 20 bbl knobs Adams Mckee a co 8 bbl tallow w Flaccus a son 185 ski Oats Scott a sisal 215 do do 32 ski ear Corn j a w Fairley 30 sub 2 bbl Salt Shipton a Wallace 20 bbl apples p Duff a son 85 do do Voigt Mahood a co 50 do flour a Snyder 85 bbl apples Bruggerman a of a 13 do cider j j Pettit 21 bbl apples. 4 do eggs s Devol 8 do apples h Riddle 35 ski Oats Meanor a Harper 2 be a 6 Ora lower no. 1 it 86c, �?Tshipment��?88,600 Bash whew and Choice fail �1,87%. Rye steady at 86@90c. Whisky quiet at �1,14. Gro Ceria quiet and unchanged at 23% @25%o for Good fair to Choice Coffee and 13@ i4%o for Louisiana sugar. Pork Dull at �32@32,50. Bacon firm at 16%o for shoulders 20o for Clear rib sides and 20c for Clear sides lard quiet and jobbing at 18%c for Tierce and 20c for Keg. Receipts 6,480 bbl flour 30,000 bus wheat 21,400 bus Corn 1s�200 bus Oats 10,700 bus Barley 2,600 bus Rye 660 hogs. Cincinati sept. 215�?flour Dull family at �5,76@6. Corn quiet at 95@93. Oats la higher at s3@59c. Rye Dull at 98c. Tobacco in Good demand with sales 139 Hhd at �7.25@22 for lags to Good Leaf. Whisky firmer with sales at �1,14, and at close it web held at �1,16, with sales at this rate mess pork unchanged with hardly any demand held at �32 for a extra brands �32,25 is asked. Lard very Dull prime Olty is offered at 17%e and prime country at 17%c a Sale was made at the latter rate. Balk shoulders held firmly at 16c at 18c, but we did not hear of any. Sales. Bacon firm but Aulet shoulders at 16%@16%c, and Clear sides at 20o no dear Robe in Market. Butter in Good demand at 30@s5c. Cheese firm at 16%o. Eggs higher at 20 @21c. No change in Oil Gold 180, buying. Exchange firm at Par Selling. A Money Market unchanged. Louisville onto her 1.�?flour firmer superfine �5@5,20. Grain unchanged. Wheat red �1,10, White ,20. Corn a bulk 96c. Oats bulk 60@5so. Rye 90� 95o, groceries firm. Prime new or bbl eggs c Hartman 1 ear Rye Miller 200 ski Barley w j Meek. Allegheny station october 1.�?1 car shingles Jas Mcbrier 1 car Lime j Abdell 4 do Metal Lewis Bailey a dal Zell 1 oar lumber w Brynn 2 do cooperage j m Hemphill 3 cars Metal Spang Chalfant a co 2 do do Lindsay a Mccutcheon 2 bbl eggs Morrison a co 2 cars flaxseed m b Suydam 26 bbl flour Hippley a Beckert 3 care Metal Rogers a Burchfield 100 bbl flour Voeghtly a Kapp 1 car Barley. Smith a co 8 cars wheat Kennedy Bro 1 car cooperage Ralya a Robertson 1 car pipe j m Tate 5 Kos tobacco ram Jenkinson 10 bbl flour m steel a son 40 bbl Lime Jos Craig 3 do eggs 0 Hartman 30 bus Oats r Knox a son. Allegheny Valley Railroad october 1-�?�8 hides m Delange 1 bbl butter 1 do eggs l a j Blanchard 1 car Grain Scott a sisal 60 bbl peaches d Mccurran 1 car Lime d l Reynolds 26 ski Oats Adams a Austin 10 do Rye s Crooks 47 ski wheat 9 do Rye. W Welsh a co 13 Rolls leather w Flaccus a son 4 cars Stone Henderson a co 3 cars Limestone Shoenberger a Blair 1 do Metal Rees Graff a Dull 1 do do John Moorhead 2 do do Mcknight Porter a co 1 do Grain w Welsh a co 4 do Railroad Iron c a Carpenter. Pittsburgh Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad october 1.�?10 bus Rye 6 bbl apples Day a co 6 bbl peaches j a Graff 13 ski wheat Mchenry a Hood 8 pkg fruit w h Graff 1 ear wheat j s Liggett a co 1 oar Staves m p Adams a Bro 3 do wheat r t Kennedy 2 do Staves w Hastings 4 do wheat w m Jones 1 car lumber j m Seibert 1 do Oats j c Sharp 1 do Oats and Corn Shoemaker a Langen Helm 10 cases wine w Miller .10 pkg tobacco Johnson a co 100 bbl flour Seghmyer a a 200 do do t c Jenkins 100 do do Montgomery a s. The River was about stationary last evening with four six inches in Channel. Weather pleasant. No arrivals aside from packets. Camelia from st. Louis is Over due having been delayed doubtless by fog. Private telegrams from Cincinnati report that capt. C. A. Dravo has purchased an interest in the st. Charles and will take command and run her Between Here and Cincinnati. Price it is said at the rate of �17,000 for the entire boat. Capt. W. S. Evans of the firm of Evans Dallas a Gilmore has received from Montana a pair of Mammoth Buck horns. They were forwarded by or. Coulson Engineer on the Peninah and one of them is intended for or Jas. B. Herron of Allegheny or. Coulson s physician. I the Belle Caj t. H. H. A Sholes is the regular packet for Parkersburg to Day leaving promptly at noon,1 1 the messenger capt. Jesse Dean is filling up steadily for new Orleans and will be the first boat out. I i a cart. C. A. Dravo was in Cincinnati on wednesday. J a the st. Charles was to have been sold at Public auction at Cincinnati on thursday. A capt. Frank Aud Dan marrattac3 new Hull arrived from Freedom on thursday a it measures 120 length. A Captain p. Conrad has bought capt. Charles m. Bakery a inter Estiu the Cornelia for �12,000, and now owns the entire boat. \ a the new Tow boat Fred Wilson made a trial trip on thursday anti everything is said to have worked satisfactorily. \ a Joseph Walton the \ Well known Coal Man has purchased Fri iii j. O Neil a Sou the Tow boat Niagara a us Twenty two barges for �22,000. J a the u. S. Inspectors at Memphis on the 27th. Revoked Lor one year the License of Philip Bart and John Wallace Eug queers of the ill fated phantom. A there Are three Sung boats in the Missouri below Jef Persou Cit i working their Way Down. They will operate Soun Aud Cairo. A it is said that the first Troat that towed Coal boats to Cincinnati was the Plowman capt. To Cheater in 1836. He took two boats measuring eighty Long and Twenty wide. A at new Orleans on the 17th, the u. S. Local inspectors revolted the licence of w. J. Kribben 3nd w. H. Wrigley pilots on the great Republic and al Eola which collided several weeks ago. A it was intended to Send the. T. Dravo out for Louisville on the recent Rise with a Tow of Coal but it was found impossible to get a Crew at anything like reasonable wages fireman wanted �80 per month and deck hands �60. A we understand that the evidence in regard to the explosion of the Steamer Cumberland will be Laid before the grand jury of the United states court in Louisville at the next sitting. We will then probably find out whether or not a a anybody was to a the Louisville courier of wednesday says the salary Davage and barge3, for new Orleans had All she could carry on the water and declined receiving any freight Here. She left one of her barges Here which v. Ii be towed to Cincinnati by the Leslie Combs. It could have been loaded Here but capt. Hugh Campbell is not partial to Sand bars and was not willing to take the risk of detention. A the Cincinnati Gazette of thursday. Says the Batesville arrived from Pittsburgh yesterday with 18 thus of freight for 60 tuns for Louisville. She was stuck on Glass House six hours a and broke her spars in trying to get off. She has no freight on Board for any Point below Louisville hut has enough engaged Here Aud at Louisville to fill her out for al Lite River and will depart to Day. 1 a capt. Frank Stein writes from Memphis under Date of sept. 2.8 As follows the Steamer Wauanita arrived Here last night. Knocked a Hole in our Side about a foot under water when Landing at Cottonwood Point. Made about thirty inches water. The. Snag went through Between two timbers breaking in one Plank about six inches wide. If our hold had been full it would have been impossible to have saved her. Commission merchants by a. Amp t a a a Jill 1s1j.w. Gormly wholesale grocer no. 271 Liberty Street dibs tit on. Eagle hotel a a a a Pittsburgh i a. Is Tyriw. C. Armstrong successor to Fetzer a Armstrong produce commission merchant no 23 Hachet 8tbeet. Aleanor amp Harper. Flour gain and produce commission merchants no. 329 Liberty Street Pittsburgh a. By consign meets solicited. St7 of stub Ksil Jas. R. Eichart. Eil amp Ritchart,k1 commission merchants and deals is in flour Grain seeds Mill feed ac.,&Quot 349 Liberty hi., Pittsburgh tar21 m7_._ Biz ale. A. A. 8tul1, a Kyj Steele amp son commission merchants and Deal lbs in flour Grain feed �5fce. No. 9� Ohio a a Ebeel. Near East common Allegheny City. A. J. Blanchard wholesale and retail grocers no. 3b6 Penn Street Apio v Ami i ittle Baird a Patton 1 wholesale grocers commission Sie Chanti dealers in province flour Bacon cheese flab Carbon and lard Oil Iron nulls uias2, coslor. Yams and ail p is Burn a manufactures Gene Ruby i and a second 3tkeet, plot Shurvi. A a a John 1. To Csady. Hocs. We. H. Hops. John i. House &bros., Sac a lessors to John i. House 4 co., whole six grocers Aud commission merchants Cor of 8tulthtfed and water streets. Pittsburgh. C h a Xgo e time. Railroads. Auie Ben Valley Railroad the Only direct route to the of regions without change of cabs. To Runtti Vertu i it it 1800 two in 9 daily except sunday wll a it Burgi depot Corner of eleventh and Pike streets for Franklin Oil City Buffalo and All no lots in tie of Kejr Lons. Leave Pirr by Troh. Arr1t in Pittsburgh Jjo oath Day sex 5 15pm night sex. T j5 pm night sex 6 55am 1st Hulton. 6 40 1st Hultqu. 6 45 pm 3d Hulton. 11 50am a Hilton. 8 50a m 3d Hilton. 5 00 pm3d Khuou. 24 10 d m 4tb hulton11 00pm.1th Hulton. 7 30pm Freeport a. 8 15 in Oda works. 7 30 am Sod works. 6 3u pm Freeport a 6 15pm Bradys b a 3 05 p a Bradys a a 10 05 am Church 1 00 pm 10 10am express trains Stop Only at princ thai Points. Accommodation Rains 6tor> at All state is. J. J. Lawrence gen1 a Iupe to Thomas m. King Aast. Bap sex x s y it a Swir Mumm Nia Central and. Onland after 11 p,x., sunday August q9th, 1869, Tran s will a arrive at and depart from the Union depot Comer of Washington and Liberty streets As follows arrf04, depart mall train. 1 30 am Day express 19 30 am fast line 145 Xii a Clicc sex. 7 41 am Wall s no. 1 6 30 am wails no. 1 6 30am bran Tonacci a. 7 50 am mall train 8 10 am Walls no. A. 9 05 Narbra Ksane no 15-10 pm Cincinnati ex.8 35 am conc Lnu Tex. 13 30pm Johnstown a 1030 and Calpeno. 2 11 35 am Bra ska col 7 00 pm Johnstown 4 05pm plots by hex. 13 40pm�?T Bra is a no2 8 30pm Publia. Express of a pm Pella. Express3 50pm Walls no. 3.1 50pm Wall s no. 3 3 05pm Bra is acne 2 9 55 pm Wall s no 4 6 05pm. Walls no. 4. 5 50 pm a fast line 7 30 a Way Passner 10 30 pm. Wali�?Tsno.5 11 00pa a these trains make close connection at Harrisburg for Baltimore. The Church train leaves Walls Statt Nevery cunday at 9 05 a. M., reaching Pittsburgh at 10 05 a. turning leaves Pittsburgh at 13 50 p. And arrives at Walls station at 3 10 p. I a Cincinnati express and Pacific express leave Dally. An uhe trams daily except sunday. For further information apply to a my a a w. H. Beckwith agent. The Pennsylvania Kail Road company will not assume any risk for3aggage, except for wearing , and limit their responsibility to one Hundred dollars in value. Alt baggage exceeding that amount in value will be at the risk of the owner unless taken he special contract. h. Williams au30 general superintendent Altoona a. S t e r x fora1 River Quot to a is Bubo new Orleans. T70r Memphis and p "mesaekgkr.capt. Jesse Dean Wilt for the above Anil intermediate Porta on monday october fab. At r. Ghrist amp 8wasf.y, Reia Flack amp Collingwood. Agent. Cincinnati and Louisville. For Ane Pas big a a seng a Steamer _. Mol lie Ebert capt. G. W. Ebert clerk s. Peppard will leave for the above and intermediate ports on this Day 39th inst., at 13 4 for freight or passage apply on Board or to se28 Flack Cullen Good agents. Wheeling and Cincinnati. For Wheeling. M and Cincinnati. Leaves Pittsburgh every saturday 13 m. The Swift and Superb std wheel Steamer st. Marys t. A Sweeney commander. Flu leave As announced above. For i eight or passage apply on Board or to Flack 4 Collingwood or Collins 4 Barnes agents. N. freight received after 11 a. Selo test Oil strike. Pee have a full assortment of Apple paring. Coring Aud slicing m machines which i invite All to Call and sea them tried. The faring coring and slicing machines takes Only three tarns o the Crank to pare Core and Allce an Ordinary sized Apple it will pare without us Cong or coring required. Dried apples sell much higher when sliced with this machine than when quartered by the old process. Also a full assortment of lightning amp Tain table Apple Pareis. Tor Sale wholesale sad retail by James 80wn,n0.136wood Street.1u19 i Mius Loo barrel Cleveland White Lime 200 bbl Eastern a b.canti1ld. 11thite w Clev eui 4�., for Lile to itice1 Liberty i Economy 1 and free Trade 1 to secure even handed Justick just come and see what al ended bargains Art offered in the gorgeous Stock of Spring and summer clothe just prepared and exhibited to the fullest Liberty to be enjoyed Wenthe Man who enjoys it is neatly dressed in a suit of new Bummer clothes which fit so comfortably As not to abridge the Freedom of motions. Such clothes Are to be had at s. C. Tradermah�?T8. To practice Economy done to spend vast sums of Nev where extortionate people charge fancy prices for unsatisfactory clothing but come Ana get the Worth of every Dollar you spend at a a do Trauerman a. Fees Trade of the sort practice every Day and All , at the Rig no. 11 clothing Hall. There the people bring their Cash and there they get their clothes every Man free to but at All times. Trade tremendous jul mow at the big hotel clothing Hall me cig no. At the prices. Cocoa nut sults for ,7 Worth 15. Spanish suits for ,9 Worth 20. Skating Par suits for ,12 Worth $29. 800 sols Linen it 2 50 each Worth 89, Black suits for Jio Worth 20. Boys a suits for ,3 Worth 10. Auu a great Many More too numerous to men Mon. Call Early and secure your Margalus As we have but a few Days to sell. Remember big no. 11 sixth Sweet. Amp tr1uermas. Yl6tp-a proposals. Proposals it vol be received a the office of the undersigned until sati trl Gay october 3d, 9 ., tor furnishing 350 of Gold s improved indirect kaput is. And tit Long up the same for warming the new parts of the a leg Heuy county jail. Further jul Kimation Given a it our office. Sei0 p 15 a Bari a Moser. Proposals lumber bricks slate Glass pfc Copper. Sealed proposals will be received at this Arsenti until Ioa m. On tuesday october 5lh, i860, for furnishing ,000 White Fine flooring Best Quality 1. By 6 inches by 13, 44, 16 and 18 Long. White Fine shr a hug boards 1 by 8 Invenes by 14. 16 Aud 18 Tver icing. 1 5.000 Fuu White Fine outs 3 by 5 laches and ii Loc. 30.000 l get White Pine joists 3.s by 4 inches and i6fet Long. All lumber in be of Good Quality entirely free from urge or Loose knots sat shakes spots and Tami to to be delivered a site of shops at this Arsenal a fore the close of Navy Matlou in i860. Proposals will be made por thousand boa i Wiur sure. And will Staie whether the lumber we d add he red on cars or wagons. Realti a by a go als will also be re Cegred at this Arsenal until 10 a. On Wedner Day october 30th, i860, for furnishing tae follow Long mater a of afoul 1 100,000 bricks Lor floor Arches. Alt Brick must be of the be get Quality sound and Well Burnt will be turn shed with the bid. Proposals will be made per thousand bricks delivered at site of shops at this Arsteal. And will state whether on cars or wagons. De in Erv to commence by 1st of May. 1870. And All to be delivered before August 1st. S70. Also for furn Ihling and putting on in mortar with Copper Nail about 600 squares of 100 Square meet Ruok a lating. The slate must be of the Best Quality. Samples of different sizes and we l be furnished and separate propos w made for each. Proposals will be made per Square of Loo Square of a Ullin exposed when put on the roof no extra allowance to be made for edges or waste in cutting. The United states to fur Ulsh no labor and no material excepting Sand and Lime for the mortar. The roof to be Laid so that less than one third of the length of each slate shall be exposed to the weather and All Laid within sixty Days Aler the roof shall have been made ready tor 6latlng. Also for Glass. 800 lights 37 by winches. _ 1.40u lights j6s by 13 inches,1 1,900 lights 36 it by 13.s inches. 350 lights 37.�?~i by 13 inches. 300 lights 35 of 13l2 inches. A the Glass to be of Best Quality of window Glass double thickness Clear out of wind free from blisters Waves and stains. Samples will be furnished Etta the proposals. Separate proposal will he made per 100 lights of each variety delivered in cars at the site of shops at Rock Island Arsenal All to be delivered before May 1st, 1870. Also for Copper gutters and spot it about 1.370 Lineal of gutters made of Shvets. 4 wide. About so Lineal of Valley gutters made of sheets 3 6 inches wide about 930 Lineal of Ridge cover made of sheets 3 wide. A about 760 Lineal of slut hangs for Gables made of sheets 1 foot 8 inches wide. About 735 Lineal of Down spouts 4 inches and Laretei. The Copper to be of the Best Quality no. 18 or 3x5 lbs. Pers Oare fool and to be made up and placed in position in the manner to be Prev scribed by the commanding officer of Rock Island Arsenal. The work to commence within 10 Dava after notification that the roof is made re do. Proposals will be made per Lineal foot of each variety. The United states to furnish no labor or material. Persons de Virnus to make proposals for these a Erst scan see All the drawings and Ontal Nall necessary information by applying at this Arsenal. A. The United states reserves the right to reject any or All bids or parts of bids not seemed satisfactory and to duplicate within one year any contract that May be made in conformity with this advertisement. / al proposals will be made in duplicate Andin it la tall addressed to the commanding officer Reck Island Arsenal and endorsed a proposals for furnishing materials a a t. J. Rodman it. Colonel ordnance but. Brig. Gen. A it 3. A., commanding. Rock Island Arsenal september 33,1869. St28 od0. _ w Pennsylvania _ and after August 39,1869,the passenger trains on the Western Pennsylvania will arrive at and depart from the Federal Street depot Allegheny cloy amps follows arrive i depart Spring do a no 16 40 mall. 6 30 a a Fri port no. 18 30 Antifoe Portno. 1 9 30a�?o express -.�-�. A a Sharpb a Freeport no. 24 05 pm Spring do Enol 3 10 pm. Mall a. 5 50 pm�freeportno.25 30pm Spring do a no26 30 soringd�?Teno26 30pm above trains run daily except sunday. The Church train leaves Allegheny Junction Ever sunday at 7 40 a. M., reaching Allegheny clt5 at 9 50 a. Returning leaves Allegheny City at 1 30 p. And arrive at Allegheny Junction at 3 40 p. Commutation tickets tor Sale la packages of Twenty Between Allegheny City Chestnut Street Herr a Bennett. Pine Creek Etna and Sharpsburg and Good Only on the trains stopping a at stations specified on tickets. The trains be. To. Make direct a Ker s Une of stages i. Through tickets May be purchased at the office no. 1st. Clair Street near the Sussens Longridge Pittsburgh and at the depot Allegheny. For further information apply to James Leffertz agent Federal Street depot. The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will rot As sume any risk for baggage except for wearing apparel and limit their responsibility to one Hundred dollars in value. All baggage exceeding this amount in value willbe at the risk of the owner unless taken by special contract. Edward h. Williams iu30 general superintendent Altoona a. Tit a Burgh fort Wayne 4 Chicago b. W. And Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh re from August 3lhh, i860, trains will leave from and arrive at the Union depot North Side Pittsburgh City time As follows leave. A arrive Chicago sex. 3 08 am Chicago sex. 13 13 am Erie amp ygnet7 28am Pacific sex. 7 93 am cd. 4viremi6 9 8 Wheeling sex 10 48 m Chicago mall6 58 c. Amp st. A Quot. Sex 7 08 pm fast line 8 48 cht�?Tgoex4m13 38 j m cd. 4 Vuk a Gex 1 33pm Cleveland sex 3 38pm Chic Agnex. 1 38 pm erie4yg�?Tnex5 58pm we 4 Erie ex4 38 pm cd. So who a ex6 38p m depart ram Allegheny arrive a Allegheny. Bea r Falls 9 08 . Quot Quot Leetsdale 10 03 am Bea r fall a a a a 11 5 am new cast Rochester a a 3 33 pm Enon. Enon a a .3 58 pm Leetsdale a Leetsdale >5 13pm Bea r Falls a a 9 43 pm Bea Falls a a .6 13pm Leetsdale a a 4 33pm Leetsdale �?o10 43pm �?o7 33pm fair Oaks Sun 1 fair Oaks san Day Church. 1 13pm Daytz Hurch. 9 58am 39 1 38 p. Chicago express leaves Dally. 9 7 33 p. Chicago express arrives Dally. F. R. ers j. N. Mccullough genl. Pas. 4 ticket agent. Genl. Manager. Au30 a itt8bcrgh, Cincinnati and Louis railway. Pa5 handle route. Change of and after sunday. August 39, 1669, trains will leave and a Rev at the Union depot As follows. Depart arrive mail. .�? 9 08a. 19 03p m. Fast line .8 53a.m. 7 08p.m. Express1 43 . 7 13 a. A. Mixed a. 5 33 6 53 . Mcdonald a 11 38 a. 7 38 a. Steubenville commod. 3 53p.m. 9 48a.m. Mcdonald Sacco a no. 2 5 53 p. 8 18 p. A. Sunda Church train. 19 58 . 9 58 a. By 4v1 43 p. X. Tram will leave daily. 19 03 p. X. Train will arrive Dally. All other trains will run daily sundays excepted. The 8 53 a. Train makes close connections at Newark for Zanesville. S. F. Scull general ticket Agert Columbus of w. A card sup�?Tt., Dennison Ohio. Au3ltok it c1 bail Pittsburgh amp Connelly v1lle1 a Road. On and after tuesday november 17th� 1861, trains will arrive at and depart from the depot Corner of Grant and water streets a follows _. A. Depart arrive9, mall to and from Union _ _ _ _ town. 7 00 a a 6 00 p. A Mckeesport Saccom dts a u 00 a. X. 9 05 p. A a ext to an from unto a. 3 00 p. X. 10 10 a. X. West Newton a come a 4 30 p. X. 8 35 a. A Braddock a Mecom dts a. 6 15p. X. 7 50p.k night a. Tomcko sport. 10 30 p. A 6 45 a. sunday Church train to and from West Newton 1 00 p. X. 10 00 a. For tickets apply to e. Raymond agent w. B. Stout superintendent. No Elow. A tbsp and go pm belting alte Gam a eking Hose gaskets ae., always on hand and for Sale wholesale or retail by4 a Hill Len ses 96 and 98 sixth Street. Alhi Tolt. A a a wallac5. L Resto is Gray and faded hair to its original color removes Dandruff cures Alt diseases of the scald prevents baldness and makes the halt grow soft Glossy and luxuriant. Tuo and $1# per Boule. Iati bottle b a seat of a per to. A prepare i by Seward Bentley amp Cheney druggists Buffalo. . Bold by air Schwaetz amp Haz Lett Irwin Avenue property Fob new two. Bouse four rooms and cellar. Lot 20x100 . �?�3,000 one a sir Cash a Swanee in Oneal two a ears. 140 Lorenit Street a new. A Rosto rame House of four rooms Ana Cedar Alley Side and rear. Lot 29 front by to Dee. Price ,3,800. Cash remainder Mono and two year., �s2s a Buta avens hiui5hunion Pacific railway Smoky route. Eastern division. The shortest and most Rel Tab a Colorado Nevada California Utah. Arizona Waichi Ostop new Mexico Oregon. Idaho two else leave state Lise Mindlea Venoa Dally is Dayi excepted on to Earr Luxl of Tralee of Pacific balls old from at. Louis and Hannibal and st. Joe balls old from on Lacy connect a at Lawrence Topeka end Wamego a ltd Loreu Points in Kansas. At end of t West of Eusworth a ltd the unit3u> states express company a a daily like of Overland mail and by Pew coaches Fob x Denver and All Points in the territories and with banded Sony a Tai weekly tabs of coaches Forbort Union album Derouc Bant be and til Point in Zoma and new Mexico. A a i with the recen addition of rolling of took and equipment and the a a a from Roi wont re unequalled Fiu cute. For the Transl Salon of _ ice Etc a Bioh Juji Dobso Oeta ral e. a a eral Prewo fat Day it a u a

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