, .
E
cat miuticens.
Otrunt or.l taloa
Tausausraune 1'4,1868.
't here Is no , improvement to. 'note in the
tone of the general. markets, utoi While
dullnesit and ; stsigiatiF are the - order of
the ilay, - there are no, importan ges i i
pribes. The, re4eipts of. ,Butt e r and Eggs
have fallen offcorilderably within the past
feve'aiis, and, as a consequence, there is a
little IttrepgerfaelieW. igniin-hurer7 , dull*
with. a drooping tendenow . , while - - Flour,
also, is dull butz nn gad. , • Provisions
quiet.but...ideiult,aud.the...aarrais true, of,
Groceries.
• DIFTPER—Under the infinence of di
minlihed tfobilrtathatqlidier and
;eriding upward, Abongli the Supply, ss
yet, is pretty;well Up to the demand. We
no quote goetif tit idrfthe Roll4t22US
and print at,'24 t02,5c; ' • --
kaGS—Seirce; and bell without pitch
v 3 7 1 d 1 / 11° 4 •
nut:thanked; ? malls ea in store at 11, for
Prince Alberta, and 11,85 for PeliolVßlew4..
New Potatoes, $8,50 per bbl. • -
.pßovistons,-Oluxin is reported quiet
tut steady at '1.3 1 4c for Shoulders; '1534e to
1730 for Ribbed arid Clear BMW 19:b1 2%
for ; Plain - and ,Catiinutsed Sugar Cured
Hams. Lard ,'lBq,. to 18No - for prinlia ket
,tie'ronclored:' i''.'Pefle.,ll2B'b3ll2s;so. - ‘
HAY—Baled Hay is in good supply and;
very dull; sales,all tiw Viroy.frorifllls to $2O,
forcommon.tostrictlymetrkacarr.,„
GRAEN.-Wliest, - althqugh!"-in.light sup
ply,-is dull'and AesrthMirs
port-that ~ t h e ya ret wi n t er at
42,80 to $2015, and -.White .5 to .8c higher.
Oda Anll; l biltlioldwit !input seem . disposed
at prese ntM.4kirruiy further concessions;
wetontinne to qnote.at,7B to 80c, on wharf
and'tiock..sial for'small.' lots in
shge.t....lsl4.9llS4gorriXvsry and may
be quoted. irk - luOlv at, :$l, tO. $1;05: Ear
Corn is so ; acid we -oan report' sales at
• 4140 toll,lo. Ryo n „ , OW but ruicliangod;
aalithtiom'ivlikon 11144010 ?1,45, an in
atareiat 31,55 C0 , 4 1 ,55L • '
DB.T.F4D.,,FRtnuoa . Yelry dull
but nominally nuchangedhsnOl sales at
6c to 7c for Apples, told- Ito tot .13c for
reaches.
iinittedsiii 1f,23 to;
- 4128- for N 0.2, and PA for No: '
VLOIJItt---la, dull and neglected, biatwith
nut change: We continue' to quote at
4 / 1 0,25:401400 5, 1 0 r81triPg. wheat:l l lP to,
112 for Winter Wheat„and 1144 „to 115 for;
fanotbrands. Winter Wheat, extra, $9,50.
ByAllour, $9,50 to 510.
ISALT—Is dull but unchanged; we con
tinue to quote. at $47,5 to 111,80.t0 the trade,
and ga for'small lots in store.
New Terk Prodee.e lffiwket.
'EBYT,eograph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
NEw•Yorur, -June IL—Cotton dull and
iunchimged; sales of 650 bales at 2934a30c
for- nifddlinrtiplandt. Flour; r eceipts - of•
. . ,
8,116 bbls and 2,000 bags; dull, unsettled
_ .
and balk; /ower; sales of 4,900 bbbi at 87.43
441,00 for superfine State and Western, 8.8,40
a 9,15 for extra' State, 118,30a10,00 for extra
Western, $11,25a18,00 for white wheat extra,
49,3U13,00. for. 1t../1 0, ilOall for extra St..
Louis, and 812a15 for °good to choice do;
-closing quiet. - California Flour ;steady, with
;sales •of - . 41300 woks ( at;510,75a13,00. . Rye
FIOUr firm; sales ell* bbls at $8,50a10;50.
Corn Meal in firm 'request, with sales of
XOO bblaut 85,130a5,90 for western. Whisky
dull and nominal. , Wheat; receipts of 36,-
-524; dull' and le lower; sales ef 37,000
bfishels at $2;18 - tor No. 2 spring; U,17419..
for small lots do.; 82,20 for No., 1 and 2 do.
mixed; 82,35 for amber, spring Canada, and
42;75--for- amber. State. . Rye -is dull and I
nominal. Barley is quiet. -Barley Malt is
quiet and firm. Canada Peas are lower,
wittritalesrafl4,ooo bushels at $1,40 in bond.
The. receipts of Corn to-day amounted to
. 97' 4 452 bushels; the market is lc better , with
sales' of 68,000 bashels at81,09a1,10 for new
mix westeyn afloat, chiefly at the latter
pit ;41,10 Wi l d°. in stoie - and, $1,13X for
' westerii, Telitivi: ' The re ceipts of Oats to.;
day amounted to 14,041 bushels; the market
'°119*04 13041 alrA agower,- awl, closed rattier./
meraelciafiVOVltli siderite...sS i ! H bust elii at 1
.1350 for western instore, and 8534a86c for do
afloat' 'Elbe is 'qiiiet.• Coffee; - the market i
*remelts. Elliebellged- .• ri3uPfi is in moderate •
demand; •sales.ot 510hhds at: 1154a12K for
Cribs, and 12Kii13 V, -for '•Porte Rico. Dio
/asses quiet, with : sales of 40 hhds Cuba at
.5411.51k7rHopoliulet at30340;7-lAmerbbuiTei
troleunr lesa • active- for crude; refined at
30 a3l ;; POrk - kettvt and lower;* sales of
1,t50 bbbstat $27;90a0R 0 ; .new.mess closing
at:B27M Or dish; 522,75a28,25 fbr prime;
424, 62 prime mess; 'alio 500 bbls
• new ell 'seller for Jay s ?. tat 428425. i Beer
staltdy, - -sidestof 185 bbls at • 115a24,74
talk- '.ifii6l.ll4 ; Well of 70 ,;tierces. : ;
at $28a32 for me -mess; Mali for F.lndlo
mess bej3f." 4 oe,dall i : fAr bbls itt - $260,84.
Cut meats' heavy • and !Miter; 225 ,PktiCs at
logaiitkifer iditliddisnn.llsl4ld7o - lort %mist
sodilddliniee'dull i and heavy.
_. Lard dull "and
intier - 760 tierdes at 163ia1.73/0, for steamed.'
~, . 4
• 175;a18%cwfor,_ kettle rendered ;, alio 750
tiercite steaMed,'Sellere. -r july, part;at 17,gc. •
Butter -steady at 2.5a' 33c for Ohio;, 30a350 for
stkidiktiulaiei' duiliqkt(li e dlB)lB.• Fileigliti :
tql.,liierpl i steadyA;p9? ims- wheat pet
steinnei.ai: 1 a3Nd: , . 1 . ,-_, --.. .: ~ i
LATltiri.- . -- our cl o sed dulland slightly;
1 •111.4 1 1qt-sAigeq• . 'lheftill l f ill. ktIMIPeitYY•
st:l4lWymi I ) i ' 4,0. 2 , 9 52124az, 28 rot'
Itii..-1 spring; ./ Rye:lower and dull, at 82,04.
Oats ' firm at 850 iniirteri,r,i and SSo afloat. for'
sfeltrliir Mrii:lfWisnrilird, -- fir lrjew
- si,io for -new mixe&s*staii afloat. Pork
ii2SaL
444 - Nut bea o Y; lit' U 7,80427,99 for,,uiess,
eitidi' and — regsiaf. 7' ,tlo' idler ''Jaly4
Beef quiet aniVmiiclui Oil. Cut ' .meats
steady and in limited .in
: - Bacon nom
inal. Lard 'dull and herivlr','ht 17a17 1 4, for
fair to prime 'Wattle X:W-AWilit ,2742Bo * -
. ,
St. if oids ` 'Market.
._.. - .
eny'reitaraph toile Pik/Mena Cissette.l
Sr. LOMB, J11130'; 11,:--Smacixelings,
ifitge;sVitli the luinie_ iiieetilativ)i demand;
b14t 1 1 1 .4:4 1 _19t0id7 Optliltidy - cottOr -35 9a h- .
lug: doing. :Hem :dal \it 10,55a1,e0, for
choice' undressed. -• Flour.-very - dull and
unchanged; low grades entirelyneglected;
ddithltextrat4.‘dlit•itaaidSl o o% donlilsex
treandAncr,litlai3i7s. . Wheaten-Iteceiplis
m6alli is 4 hlitheridtlig-'l=Vritne
toclioloo an i SOH, at. -choice
... toy white, : 75. colt' . ~ :. r;
N‘ e "inieyellorl'Udger - ',lrhlter, • : ; ,'
4:)atsitfirni at, Matto. ,—. Rye ' ion' fa '
itipLdtpornel.;l4 4465447.2.,Pr0vi5bnus
an rat er'more doing.' ' Pork sold
it al.
I_ iiicindie 600 bbis of Peoria at
31114118X;.;e154
44410gsvill x1it)4430.8% , surcurtsi
761 ' ,06 ' Laraciul*lth LW4liiiiles at 3.7,46
city :z o. timi. and
znwillesmidTo ' • .1,. Kam ne u n iption
41111403i:,ii:'10:44:1;' , 13010ii;: market still
_ Immo; inferior to choice' range slaB,oo per
. -'• . ..; - ,Reeelpte=floor.lloo barrels; wheat
%; 1 1 i bushalapcarpi 12,,51:Chusb,e1a; oats' ,
It IVA Ivni&e.i.. e I , 0 . .., -,. - . I , .... " . - r
"TP , 777 ` - '7 - ' s l , _ , •
Louisville Market.
off dui:6g
237 hhds
'Tobacco,
.• light:Lugs at $7.70a8; good at tilt
emlitahlrleteAkilltal 7 '.. ; - Wheat at ,
*2,204,15.,- Corn at Wane. °ate - 180300..
rifig a ra Aar *ustertino i Atar pork
- -Abut.
44s:et' )44 - olOarl rib, sides. st ogled;
obey sides et175017 - )te; balk shoulders at
•-1234e4 (lege imied4t, !lose; Whisky dull
and nominal -$1 • 15.” o- -PI
akiats
flOaikari4
'titTl .010;agtliplitothe.lrattetynlibliagettit6
:114S/P4l.34tiVrlikcitAlpil and
imehanpmsairVirbeakbhesk , inoa.,Aggue;
.No.l instate, at. 1 2 11" 110.,td0.
- Viagl 3 lViista
• ch.
st 4)ps *
to Bailkiklimweir t* Clivegmhppo.
4,3150-I,ODD Sour. INI,OOO bush - wheat,
3,0 N bash oats, %OM bush corn. Shipments
bbls tour. 21.009 bush wheat,. 1,000
bush oats, 1,000 bush Corn.
,
-
' -
Finandai: Natters . is New York.
CoS , Cl9sed at 140. -;s;:_'
lay Telegraph to the Plttaburati Gaaette.l
NEE- Yon Ju:ne 'll4 1868.
•
• MONEY AND GOLD. . .
Money is easy at 3(315 per cent: on call,
with the bitlk of being. l dono at 4
per cont. Sterling is steady '.at 11061104
for prime bills., Gold is- firmer, closing at
140. •
MI
Government , stocks are,. 'wshade easier,
closing quiet. :-Henry;ClewEs &Co. furnish
the annexed- I:3oguotations: Cottpens, ' 'Bl,
116 1 4@l16%;, 'do, t!62, .112@112/, do. - '64.
- 109)01@l09X;s1c . .- 'B5, - 110 ®110yi; do. new,
112 (.9 1 - 12 W do. - '67, 112%,0,112y; Ten-
Forties, -1R ‘ 0105%; Seven,Thirt4s, 109 V‘
-@109%; :`
i • .., , i Fil'ocits.
•
Stocks are dull though slightly higher;
.clositig*steady... - Iforder State bonds are
At 5:30 the prices were: Canton; 49X®50;
Curnberland, 3334(§35; Wells Express, 24%
®24X; American, '63% @St; .Adams, 67X:
W:5.,'65g@56: M. U., 28;02830 Quick
silver,'26W27, • Mariposa, 5®5'4; Pacific
Mai1,,913®96 1 ,i; Atlantic, 30%@;33; Western
Union Tel., 38 , 4(g)30 7‘o
i: N. Y. C., 1§41.35:
Erie, 70,®70 1 A; prpf 'd 753‘®743; Hudson,
14134@141%; Harlem, 127; Reading, 95K®
95%; Ohio and Mississippi; 293®29%; Wa
,bad:4B%@49; preferred, $3814@69g; St.
Paul, 65%®66: preferred; 78q®784; Mich.;
igan Central, 11934@121; Michigan South
ern, 89%®89%; Illinois Central, 15534®156;
1 Pittsburgh, 8734•®10,4; t, Toledo, 1013 1 ,4 ®
10,33 e; Northwestern,-6834@)69%; prefersed,
811,V@s1m; Hartford and Erie, 15 ®16;"C0.,
lumbus,-913;; Missouris, 934; New Twines
-sees, 72%; Old, 66; North Carolinas, 68y3.
Maya
. 8 HARES
Are better; Edge Hill, - 450; Smith and
Parmelee; 335; Quartz H 111.120. The West
ern Union Telegraph declared a semi-an
neal dividend of two per cept. Conversion
of seven-thirties to-day, 8.10,700,650.
I=
Receipts Sub-Treasnry, $3-,¢11;064; pay
manta, $3,122,009; balanbe 897 982 801. ; •
!few Irorlr'Dry Goods alarket.
City Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
.Nnw Yons,—Ttme 11., Dry Goods dull
and less excited to-day by the rain storm,
with no particialar change in prices. All
fancy styles of light goodi are selling at
very low rates. Staple styles in dark col
orsield firmly in anticipation of improved
prices consequent on reduced. production.
Brinting Cloths of standard makes can be
bought at BX. Printed Calicoes range at
12 to 14, 12% being
. generally the niling
rate for good makes in light : patterns, and
13% for dark styles. The best ma kes of
heavy brown Sheetings bring 17a1734, but
- good enough brands can be had at 16%, and
the Roxbury as low as 1534. Ginghams
more , slowly, at 1134a12. Delaines 16a18.
ArmUres 20. Fine makes of bleached and
unbleached muslins are selling at pretty'
low rates, and stock in first hands. is re
duced, owing to the speculative movement
recently.'; We quote Indian Orehand
Brown at 16 for the A and N N brands; do.
I, 4 inch, 17; do. C, 1434; do B B, 13%; do.
W. 1234; Great Falls IS, 12%; do S 8, 15;.
Massachusetts B 8,12%; Boott H, 11; Val
ley, 45; Amoskeag Demens, 31. Amoskeag
A ticks. 30; do. 0, 25; do. D, 20, and
Pepperell, and Laconia brown drills, 17.
Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsbureh Gazette.]
Crscismiri, June 11,,--Flour is dull and
hardly anything doing; familrat $10a10,25.
Wheat dull with no demand at t;2,20a2,30
for red. Corn in good demand at 93a95c.
Oats dull and prices irregular; buyers at 74
a7sc, but they are held et 2a3 higher. Rye
very dull with :no demand. 'Cotton is dull
and no demand, prices all nominal at 280
for middling. Mess Pork held. firmly at
$2:4, but the demand is not large. Bulk
Meats firm but 4015 t; shoulders at 12c; sides
at 14c. Bacon in moderate order demand,.
at 13c for shoulders,•and 16)4a17c for clear
rib and clear sides. Lard at 17Xal8o but
not Weahle at better Alum 17 (,c. Butter
unchanged. Eggs -at 22c.- Potatoes, lower
and dull at slal,lo per bush on arrival, and
t3a3,25 per bbl. Gold-139% baying.
Chicago Market:
EBY Telegraph to the Pittsburgh 430ette.1
CHICAGO, June 11.—Flour dull and nom
inal. Wheat less active and 2a2%e lower;
sales No. 1 at $1,97, and No. 2 at $188a1,90,
closing steady at $1,88% for. No. 2.. Corn
quiet and lalMc lower, sales No. 1 at 87%a
89c; No. 2 at 85%a136,40, and rejected at 81a
83c, closing with buyers of No. 1 at 880 in
store. Oats more active and lalMc lower;
sales at 68a8934c ' closing with buyers at
6iljsc. Rye dull at $1,50. for No, 2in store.
Barley dull; sample lots $2,10425 deliver
ed. Provisions dull. Mess pork ti 22,75;
prime mess, $24,50;' ramps. .M,50; extra
prime, s22c. Lard, 17c. Freights dull, at
3a334c on Corn 'td Buffalo. 'Receipts-3,063
bbls flovr,. 18,696 bush wheat, 98,810 bush
corn, 41,033 bush oats. Shipments-8,662
bblsflour, 3,208 bush wheat, '123,754 bush
- Philad elphia _ . -
(By Telegraph to the Plttaburgh Gazette.]
PHILADEVE ; IIIA, Jane 11.—x roar; the
market 15 Orkil Wireat, ,good is
in demand, arid low grades are dull. Rye
is steady. Corn: the market %very quiet,
with sales of mixed western at $1,16a1,16%.
pate; . the market is dull, and sales were
made ;r western at 86a88c..„ Provisions are
firmer. , Mess. Pork is heldat fP, Lard is
selling for 18e. ' . • ,
•
plentplds Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittaieirgh Guette.3
lduirrituyduly IL—Cotton dull, flat and
nothing doing; receipts . 33, exports 41..
Flour qtriet; superfine p). Pork 11'29,50.
r;
Bacon firmer , shoulders' 1334 e, clear- sides_
1934 a. Lard 19a200.. Corn 96a970. Oats .
EasSfic." Hay 518a19. ' Bran 28a30e. Cota
meal #4 4 2&,4,50. New .potatoes $3950.
Chicago Cattle'Market:
Telegraph to the Pltteburgb.Gazette.,
Cstasoo, June 11.11eef 'cattle dull, and
almost nominal, at $8,2527,50 for butchers,
and ;411,70118,80 for good to extra choice.
Hogs dull and nominal, at V,60a11,60 for
good' to 'choice asearted. Recelpts-5,290
bead hogs.l Staptoenta=4,o6B head hogs.
Baltimore Market. •
(ByTetearli id tie i'lltiatirth 41aietie.i
BArirruonsi. June 11.—Flour quiet and
unaltered. rWheat dull: Corn dull; -yel
low, $1,12a1,14. Oats firm; western; 90a980.
Bye dull at 11,75 - ProvhdoM; firmer, but
unc tinged . .
. -- IMPORTS BY cRAiLROAD. . 1
PITTSMIEGROINCINNATI AND S. Lovis
RAILIWA.Th IWO 11: 1 =860 blob oats, Brown
& 'W1111018; 's' kegs Mit tobacco, B Mo.
Grew; 'l' hbdiblittice,` A. Shari; ' 5 Arca beef W
' car .1 — -Antes '' Painter &
B Maya. -& So n; - ../ -
50ni..2.410 do, John 17iiittlertio 1 ;2 kittebatt
ter; country milk depot; 8 coddles tobacco,,
D S Lindsay; 15 cabs, C 'Yeager & Co; 1 br
hardware Ili MUMS de_ lif0; 5 bbbing*.Vll, .7
41
13. Graff & o:s' 25 ski oats, 8 , 1 Stenle & _So
8 bbla eggs, j Vir lianbeck; 11 do do, ' 'W
Steeled ..Bro; 2 WWI bcioPey - : j....11 1 1. 1 " k la
bdls kirks. s'do bandies, A iv lowa F
SUlithst;./ do - forks, .T' D Sprlnkir 'it OP; A
Ulla- Wies t Hays & ' Getty;
_5O . b.M berrlogi
irtizeltorl & 'Co; . 2k,do white' - 'fit4t. 'Willi
Gkitinly; 00 bbls flour Matti'Lang&P* l o ,
ON . k s • lieri _O 4 Co, WIN. isuitT(er,l do
cox,; tails , j`Lowe; 5 'bbls, Sgeti*.(2 - -,Me"
Say; 24 'bblig ' Orinting paw; "pitt,ottr&
1 -IguAafagtorba Co; / balf:bbl, snuff' C
A rg u l t l one74lga 0 81 5,11 doidielitp4pkiel
*Wien' nt itt Vi r oodiAdidui
,0010,4
15 1 4 004 Yr A' - liliLt.• , - ~_„ •, . :,)
'PITTSBURGH, Fr. WAVVR. *xs iiiiigieol
ItAILBOAD, June 11.-5 'cars pig -iron
Ni m i c k t it Co; 8 do do, Bryan & Caughey; ;
do do, Brown & 430; 2 chairs, 1. sofa, 1 boa.
mats, T .13 Young a Os; 3 , 144; drop, 2 do
rlTl6lillibit:GA:ZETTE;.;...yßi.p4t 7. l';c6rs - 12 - ,..' 1.468,.
,Itardsnire,-.4.ketw(vhlte R
lead_ ~A Fahne
stock &Cso; bb a eggs,.ll Riddle; 2 bbls
' 0 1;10.2 dc'rhubarb, Blanchard; 2 blcs
battei,?2"bbla eggs, H 'Lentz; 20 has to
bacco, Arbnckles &- Co; 23 - sks glue scions,
1 do hair, 1 box hardware, Lippincott - &
Bakeivell; 1 bbl eggs, 300 bbls flour, - T C
Jenkins; 8 bbls vinegar. Carter, McGrew
& Co; 30 bas cheese, W I•1'.-Davison; E 6 old
anvils, W M Stone; 1 ba• tObacco. Me-
Kenna; 1 do' do, John Gkazier .50 males
tobacco, Smith, Johnston & 6; 4 bbls ba
con, H Retk& Co; 5 hhds tobacco, 'W & D
Rinehart; 300 bbls flour, D Wallace;il box
hardware, J' Crawford. •
CLEVELAND: • AND Prrnmusera ItArr.
Roam, June 11.-2 cars iron ore, Lloyd &
Black; Bdo do, John Moorhead; 2 do do,
Nimiok & 140 lumbe'r, McQuewan. &
Douglass; lido do, Slack t Sholes; 1 do do.
W PRichardson; 5 sks handles, EC Wood;
Ibx soales, Fairbanks, Marie & Co; 2 bbls
gleam, 10 cks - soda, , B L Fiihnestock & Co; 1
case handles, •Jas Woodwell; 1 do do, Lo
gan, Greg
a & Co; 8 bbls tobacco , 15 kegs
do, Watt , ' fl do Co; 50 bbh3bil, Wm la-
Cutcheon; 25 elar oats, W Hamilton . ' l2
`bbls knobs, Adams, McKee & Co; 11 do do,
Jones, Nimick & Ca; 2 caddies tobacco, S P
Shriver & Co; 69 sks corn; 9 do ryi3, Hitch
cock, McCreery & Co; 5 bbli green apples.
Voigt, Mahood & Co; 2 bbls eggs, W J
Steel; 4 kgs butter, Jas Owen; 102 bushels
oata,'T Mitchell; 1 car corn, Gwynne &
Stoneman; 1 car •'oats, McHenry & Hood; 1
cask, ware, E Patterson.
ALiixemsacx VALLEY RAILROAD. June
11.-1 car . stone, 11 Bracken: 90 carboys
acid, Allegheny Fertilizing Co; 1 ear• pig
iron,a Wondsides; 1 car tire brick, J Pain
ter dr Son; 4 sks wool. - Bricker dc Co; 10
lambs 6 sheep, 6 calvesiJ Hoffman; 2 pkgs
eggs, L J Blarkehasd; 36 sks rye. +W J,
Meeke, 4 Wu; mdse, W Morrison; 2 bbls
eggs, - A. Yont; 1 bbl eggs, J A Beat; 1 box
mdse, M Mahoney; 2 bbls eggs, Ido soap,
2 bxs butter, H Biddell; 5 pkgs household
goods. Knox it Orr. ,
AmmtiiinniT STATion; June 11.-1 car
;lumber, Maxwell it Davis; 82 bgs oats, Rose
it Ewing; 13 nidei f J Luckcamr, 4 cars
limestone, Superior Iron Co; 4 bbls flour,
S bgs feed, J Retchen; 1 cask cheese, G
Meyers; 10 bxs cheese, R it A Carson; 3 kgs
pearl barley, Beckfteld & Niehouse; 4 bxs
cheese, McLaughlin cti Pusey; 2 bail sugar,
G W Posey; 3 tea bacim, G F Comley; 2 do
do,Clark dr. Bro; 2 cars iron ore, Spang
it o.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
June 10.-5 eke grain, W H Kirkpatrick &
Co; 325 bas window glass, John Flack; 143
aks oats, Sax Jc Welsh; 2 bbls whisky, S
Applebanm; Stases cigars, A & W Jenkin
son; ba beans, Kirkpatrick &Herron.
PITTSBURGH ADD CONNELLS'VILLE
RAILROAD Jnne 10.-1 ear metal, Yough
iogheny I ron &•Coal Co; 2 tons, metal, T H
Oliphant; 102 bdls paper, Godfrey & Clark;
1 car lime, Johnston Et Sons.
RIVER NEWS.
Both rivers continue to recede steadily
with five feet eight Inches by the Mcinon-
gahela marks; it is impossible to give the
stage of water in the Allegheny, the .fig•
tires on the pier not being intalligable
The weather continues clear and pleasant
The Robt. Moore, from Portsmouth, and
Armenia, from St. Louis. arrived, and the
St. Charles was expected in early last
evening, and returns as usual this evening
at 5 o'clock..
The Bayard, Capt. Shepard, is the regu
lar packet for Parkersburg today, leaving
promptly at noon, and the Robt. Moore, re
turns to Portsmouth at 4 m.
The Maggie Hays and IN ild Duck cleared
for St. Louis with good trips, as did also
the J. N. McCullough, for Cincinnati.
The Wauanita, Captain Thos. Shuman,
is now in turn for St. Louis, and will be the
first boat out for that point.
The St. Charlea, Capt. Chas. A. Bravo,
with Capt. Andy Robinson, Jr , in the
office, is the regular packet for Cincinnati
to-day, leaving at 6 p.m.
The R. C. Gray, Capt. Whittaker, is an
flounced to leave for Cincinnati and Louie
ville to-morrow evening. ' -
The Argosy, Captain Vandergrift, is the
Saturday:packet tor Cincinnati, leaving at
noon. _ •
A St. LOVii3 telegrain under date ofTues
day says: Theatalialtir Lent - Leott arrived
from °maim: yesterday. She will reload
her freight and proceed up the riper.'
The steamer Sallie has arrived at On2ahs
froM 'Fort, Benton, and will leave for St.
Louis to-day. •
The steamer Lilly was sold - by the
Muted States Marshal • for $4,600 .to C." H.
heowners of the steamer Gerard Allen
were ; yeaterday awarded the. Gontra.ct,to
Forts Rice - and Stevenson at fotty two del
lays per ton.
The Success Is 'announced to leave on
the 16th inst.; on her second "trip` to , Fcirt,
The river is rising here and at Keokuk
bat is falling 'at Dubuque. The Missouri is'
rising at Omaha and falling at St. Joseph.
The„ Lady Grace has arrived.,• The Messen
ger and Anna will leave to-day.
The Only ' Chaneet on - her- way to Fort
Benton. wasaeveral times fired into by the,
Indians. In ,one encounter•two Indians
werekilleitand Several' wounded. Two of
the' boat's party • were wounded.' -•
She brought down 450.000• in gold dust
for St.
,Loubs houses, and a liwge„lot of
skins. - • -
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Wednesday
says it!, A Mr. Littlplohn,_ of Greenupsburg,
Kentucky, while it passenger on the Tele
grap ,to this city, night before last,, was
robbed of between f9uo and ./1,000 by some
thief who entered his stateroom. A fellow
in the same line was Caught in theact of
attempting to get into one- of the• state
rooms of the Portsmouth Packet Boston,
the same night, and was handed over to
-the/poUce here yesterday morning. - Thieves
abound on the river just now, and passen
gem should take every precaution against
their practices "' • • •
We understand that several parties in
New , Altony, whir" were 'damaged by the
swells of the Robert. E., .Lee,-, on Friday,
evening, attached= the freight nulls of that
steamer in order to secure their lesties. --1
The r Centralia, which -was sunk a few,
days ago in the Arkansas, will, be wrecked.
Commodore - Adams'-will purchase another
boat to take her place hi the line;
The steamer- Lansing- WA been sold at
auction, at Dubuque, for 64,100. She will
be'used at a ferry at Eagle Point. •
The Jacob Sass, tank about two weeks '
ago at a point, about ,0110 hundred -miles
above Omaha; has been wrecked, the offl
cembeing unable to save •hfir. The boat
iswerth. ten thonsitud Aollars,,and is: in•
sexed for live thousaad dollars in a Cincin
nati company.
In -Latrobe's "Sketches of- America , ' oc
curs the following paragraph:
In October, 1811, the greatest event of the
Western country took place. This waithe
commencement of steamboat navigation/
Pulton's steaMbeati called'.the-a(New Or-
leans," left - Pittsburgh •;it.`-the- above date,
and late at night, on the. fourth day.after
starting, she arrived at Louisville w ing
been tint seventy linuirilti 'descending over
seven hundre d heard , it said
thati the ,general impreralon, among the
Kentuckians Was: that as comet ha d
_ fallen
ititdthe'river: • - 1, 4
eaptalh".l - ; R. Seusle3r, pilot of: the "o','
line steamer „Peoria. City ' , was hurt the
other, 'day,,pretty badly; City
a` derrick
iwg , on him while the ;boat was, sparring
Tlrpin. confined. .., ; - r
New,.. Albany Ledger, of, Monday,
• 'Robinson Cruet"; a'negni cook; who
has timilir tinningon; the Leine Ohio Tiveri
hasitecnilvedA dlPPeiehlre#l St. Utile, ne•
tifylag hiin a legal 'decision fby which- he
conies into possession of a place of real eri
titaworth 16,0001 , Hostirtallor-Miftwirt
• ,•;-., - rt - -
tiw Totems& to the Plt,tomaltgassasil
. Lautevitim, June 11.—Weather clear and
warm. River falling slowly, with 6 feet, 9
incheaof water in themanal.., •
ST. LOMB , June 11,—Weat her clear,
,' ~:fir -.'ra3~`77 rci •_±~a'..-'':.a
SPeclaietirrmioiiciestee cif thElTltthbilrgb
Memoranda ot•thi3 steamer Sallie. froni -
St. Louis to Fort - Benton : •
Le---* - St..Louni* at" half-past` seven P. m.,
April; 911 u April 12th, arrived at Goodin'a•
coal banks, 69 hours and .fifteen minutes
running time from st. Louis; 14th, p assed
the Columbia:lsth', caught the Oetavia and
- Peninah at Sonora Island; broke our wheel
in passing' the Octavio, dad lost twelve
hours repairing same; 16th,' passed the 06-
tavia and Teninah at „Wmßluff; 17th, ar
rived at Omaha, cleaned tiers, and left id,
9 A. m.; 18d:41mssad Galla in sunk, passed
Benton at 11 A. re.; 10th , p dCarrie sunk,
caught Bertha at. Sioux- ityt, 21st, , ,caught
Ida Sotckdale and Miner at Bonhoine -Is
land, and Henry - Adki s beloW Santee'
Mountaineer at - Poncha
Island,nud caught St. Luke at Cedar Island;
28th, passed the Antelope at Dry Point, St.
Luke still in company, e serving ae soun
ding boat for her; 29t h arrived at Fort
Sully. i .
May Ist to Bth, St. Lu e'stiltin ecimpa
ny, arrived at Fort Stev son; eth, arrived
at Fort Berthold; 12th, ived at Fort Bu
ford; 16th, laid up at Wo Point, St. Luke
212 1
checked o ff , tally 12; 21s , met Deer Lodge,
double tripping _ it; arrived at Fort
Hawley; 23d met Nile-,d ouble tripping it;
24th, got on Dauphin Ra ids,, met success
at Camp Cook on return rip; 25th, met CO
ra on return, trot to Bent n at 8 r. m.., with
203 tons on board, 46 ys , from port .to
port, six days•the best time out for 1868.
Down 'trip--Left Fort Benton May 211th,
at half past 5 P. at. Boats in Port—Nile,
St. ; Luke and Miner. Met the Henry Ad
kins below Mouth Maria, laid up at Coal
Banks.
May 13th, met Mountain, Ida Stockdale
and Octavia, Ave miles , below Coal Banks;
met Huntsville below them; met Paninah
at Camp Cook; met Bertha below Pine ,
Rapids, with passengers off; Amelia Poe
sunk below Porcririn; met the Antelope at
Drowned Man's Rapids, Met Lacon and
Guidon below Round - Butt, Admiral Henry
Sims in command; passed wreck of Amelia
Poe:sunk over boilers, and upper works
burned off.
June 2d, met Benton at Big Muddy; Ida
Rees, A. Ackley and North Alabama below;
3d, met Fanny Barker, Columbia, Viola,
Belle and Importer, above Fort Berthold;
4th, met Urilda at Painted Woods; sth, met
Big Horne Below Cheyenne; 6th, met Isa
bella, Silver Lake No. 4 and Stevens, be
low old Fort Dodge; Ben Johnson and War
Eagle five miles below; passed the Deer
Lodge under way at Cedar Island; passed
the Success under way at Fort Randall;
7th arrived at Sioux City at 2 P. M.
STEAMBOATS.
-- •
01,c1NNATI • i s agigt
PACKET LINE.
For Wheeling, Marietta, Parkerrabnrg,
Pomersig, Gallipoli., Big vu tiandy,
Ironton, Portsmouth, Nays e and
Cincinnati.
ST. MARYS - T. C. SWEENY:Master.
MONDAYS, 5 P.
ST. CHARLDE.'. C. A. Duero Master .
FILIESA t Yd, 5 P. M.
The above elegant 'side-wheel steamers will leave
regularly as announced. connecting at' Cincinnati
with PAckets and Railroads to Louisville, Nashville.
Memphis. New Orleans and lit. Louis. Also to the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
Freight or passengers receipted through either by
rail or river. •
Especial attention given to Orders and Way Busi
ness. BAIINEF & COLL' Nts,
ante GORIEST b. 11A-SLETT. Agents.
FOR CINCINNATI. s i dd i Et
-
THURSDAY PACKET—AT 12 Y.
The new and splendid side-wbeel steamer
J. N. lIN'CULLOUCH,
G. D. MOORE Commander.
D. MOORE Clerk.
The above elegant side-wheel steamer will leave
regularly as announced, connecting at lneinnati
with Packets and Railroad. to Louisville, Ashville,
Stealthily New Orleans and St. Goals. /to the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
Freight or passengers receipted throng either by
rail or river.
B E special attention i given to Orders and Way
••
!or freight or passage apply on, hoard'or to
JAS. Cola kt INS.
an 42 CHAR. BAit.B., tAgintg•
NORTIIEIEM LINE j idi dGb
" PACKET' CO3KPM.
EESTABLISUED 1838.1
The -chalk Tituranth I.lne Itentnlngt Be.
ween Lentils and St. Paul. .
• Shippers desiring their freight to go through with
out re-shipping _above St. Louis. please consign
their freight—VlA NORTHERN LINE.
Through rites Oren over Pittsburgh Boats. 'arid
gatiranteed
PLtry
ACE & COLLINGWOOD, Agent's.
1.... R. C. GRAY,
No. 94' Water Street.
Aud
PITTSBURGH, , sadr o g
• WIREZIENG..
Marietta and Takashi).* Line.
Leave Company's Wharfboat, foot of Wood street,
DAILY, at Its M.
MONDAYS - AND TIIURSDAYS.
J. N. MoCULLOUGEI ..-.. Gao. D. Moms, Master.
_ TUESDAYS AN D FRIDAYS,
BAYARD A. B. Suaritanto. Maater.
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
GREY EAGLE C L. BRENNAN, Master.
Ifielght be received at all houra by
ape - JAMES COLLINS. AaysaL
FEVANSVILLE,
- CAIRO, ST. LOUIS AND ST.
AUL.—The flue steamer
WAUANITA Capt. T. Bttux►x
Will leave as above, in connection with the worth
ern Packet Line, on • •
SATURDAY, :cane 13th-4 r. M.
For freight or tetaaage apply on board or to
tell FLACK &COLLINGWOOD, Agents.
OB CINCINNATI
st arAdMi l
tier. B. ANDZIMON,
F L
,Will C.. leave as above. taking/ freight fbr Memphis
and Now'Orlcans, on - • .
BATTIRDAY, 13jh M
For Crete:it or paisa r ary On board or to .
iUH J. M. COLLINOWOOD, Anent,.
•
VOR ST. - L01:118 'AND fiLadir i t
J: PAUL. —The nee steamier
HAGGIS, -- .. . . . Capt.D.D.
win leave se shole. , ht connection with the Ninth
em Use Packet Company. on
THIS Mkt, at ttr. x.
Vat orloxsape apply on board or to
J. 15 , 101.1.1NUW00D,
JAtt.,VOLLltifi,
es . JNo. FLACK, . '
riatlLAilt - ' WEDNES
411iliZA
L_The anestcaPl" capt.*ArDsVatrint
4 -11A-V- -- PACKET 4__ OR CM , OM .
I.
AII IN6T et. 4. lark,: leaves Plttsnargti far
vit. li. liro mamggisAYst noon.
~
a tievlri 1 . liliN t S iNg,' Agents.
As. COL
,
J os
Novi. Ass, 187,409, lei, lea andl9s,
FilpT ORP.ET, rirreirukua;
aiestairiftinunis '
Capper Distilled T Pere Eye Whiskey.
I At ., a6.atr. wsueittest iiiruirstasLl k QUOßS,
BOP& Ma. . mhMintia
•
,
„Alt o ...owl* / els4na against and Intereet!
ed STEAMBOAT - ARMADILLU 'will -take
petteellkekPidiveLleiseleatd• btessebet,,,et pa soy,
FEADIUZ 06'., •
iitoila r. A:
Mandiers 011h3e. M 17.1868. . meek 1
3911111-111•1 ; 4priirwaingt,
littfieryikel q ti Plorists a na Seedsinet
41t ,
anD vivois-us SNITHIPIELD ÜBE" oppo.
pile POllt Once, pisteburgb,
Greqatanties is Oakland. Diussedee on Squirm:4
r•
r '- 'cc
+vxy'y=;~
, 4
•
COMPOISION,IIMatqU!XML
Y. STXICLE scart.s.
MSTEELE Ili .801!1,
• -
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS Ix . -
V1_401711., GILAINT, PEET), Apo.
No. 98 OHIO BTREVI near East Common - ,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
JAMES B. ELEANOR JOS. HAMPER
mipAuvon & HARPER, •
• FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
320 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Conflignmenta ioileited. • ' .. .
RLFIMENCES—J. G. Martin, Cashier Mechanics'
National Bank; J. 8. Dilworth & Co., B. T. Ken..
nody & Bro. Ja3l:l2A
.JAB. P. BICUARI.
PETER AEI L
TIEIL 61. RICHARTi
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
• AND DIALERS IN'
FLOUR; GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, AG., U.,
. 34* Liberty lit., pittsburgh, •
sa y24:b37 r '
J. BLANCILUID,
Wholesale laid Retail Grocers,
apia:xio 306 .
.. 1% . 1.11g. STREET
ALEX.. WHANZ ' '4 J. B. ANJER.
CcIIANE r & MUER,
OMMISSION . MERCHANTS,
Dealers in FLOUR, GRAIN hod ,PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 141 WATER STREET, shore
Smithfield, 'Pittsburgh. -- . les,
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
FORWARDING AND COMESSIDNXIDIDNADMI I .
For the sale of Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Tatter,
Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, No. 10
MARKET STREET, corner of First, Pittsburgh. ,
fe22:uB . -
QHOMAKER & LANG, Whole-
Li sale dealers in Groceries, Flour, Grain, Pro.
duce, Provisions. Fisb, Cheese, Salt. Carbon Oil,
Lc:,Nos. '1751 and 1 1 14 WOOD STREET, near
'Liberty street; Pittsburgh, Pa. . noS:nSS
JOHN 1. HOUSE EDW. `IIOIISE WY. H. HOUSE.
JOHN 1: HOUSE .& BROS. Sucm
amine to JOHN I. HOUSE .& CO., Wholesale
ocers and Commission Merchants, Corner of
Smithfield and Water Streets, Pittsburgh. Pa.
T RIDDLE, No. 1133 LIIIERTIF
• STREET, Pittsburgh. Ps., Commission Mer
chant and Wholesale Dealer 14 Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced on Consignments; and paid for Producea u 2 gam
erallY• • 1,
BOB?. ICIVOX ANDRZW KNOX
KNOX & SON, COMMISSIOD
'MERCHANTS and deslers In FLOUR, GRAD:
L FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, Nd
. 79 DIAMOND, opposite City. Hall, Allegheny City,
jal7:r37
12:11N.CRALWFORD, COMMISSION
MERCHANT IN-PIG METAL, BLOOMS,
WROUGHT SCRAP IRON, FLUE BRICK
AND CLAY ,_&e. Warehouse aud Office, Nos. 36 6
and 388 PENN STREET. Storage tarnished.
Consignments solicited. oc3
ITTLE, HAIRD & PAT'TON,
'Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants an
e a ters In Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
Carbon and Lard OH. Iron, Nails, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
HA and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.
T B. cANFTELD do „ SON, COM
to • MISSION & FORWARDING 'MERCHANTS;
and Wholesale Dealers In Western Reserve cheese,
Butter, ,Lsrd, .Pork, Bacon. Flour, Fish, Pot and
Pearl Ashes, and Oils, Dried Fruit and Produce
generally, Nos. 144 and 140 Front. street, Pitts
burgh.
sn-trros_ ! .. ...A WALLACE
§HIPTON&WALLACE,WHOLE
SALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS
. 8 SIXTH STREET. Plttsburah. tar/ r5B
PROFESSIONAL.
JOS. A. BUTLER,
ALDEBNAI AND POLICE MAGISTRATE.
001ce, 126 WYLIE STREET, near . Washington,'
PITTSBERGH. PA.
Deeds, Bonds. Mortgage; Acknowledg ments,
Depo, sittons. Collections. and all other le git imate
bustness e tented , promptly. m Tent)
EL McMASTERS,
AIACIVETCATAN,
S"
Ex-Clflicio Justice of the Peace and Felice Magis
trate. °Mee, GRANT-STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, PIT.TSBUIttiff, l'A..
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Dewitt-lons, and all Legal. Business executed with
promptnets and dispatch. - =hill
VIISTACE S• MORROW,
ALDV-14.3
EX-OFFICIO JUSTICF SF
_THE PEACE AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
OFFICE, NO.73'PENNA. AVENUE; PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds ‘ Bonds,. Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions and all 'Leg. alNusineu executed with
• romptneu and dispatch. . . Tura
A AMMON.,
ZILA _
.Justiceof the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, SEAL ESTATE &,INSURANCE AGT
°ARSON NTRZET * EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Bent e attend
ed to.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE; CONVEYANCER; &C.,
Office. CARBON ISTRe.Lr, nearly oppoitte Me
Rillway Depot...SOUTH PITTSBURAtR.
Bustness entrusted. to his care promptly attend
ed to. tayt:yBl
AeIcIIII3ALD
A.WX`OltivEnir-Arl••
po. 98 EMU srazzy,
apismod&K.
DANIEL MeMEALI M.
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
OFFICE AND RESWENCE,
No. 59 Grant St.. near Inch
ap2O:x7l •
J S. FERGUSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
SECOND 'LUOfI, FRONT ROOM
JOHNIFV. RIDDELL,
ATTORNEY7AT-LAW.
.
°Mee, 118 Diamond Street,
(Opposite the emit Houses)
ME
A., LEWIS, • '
ATTORN*Y7AT-I.AW,
No. 99 Dlourxo. : Stroet.
intanis /
.I[ . C. RIALCKIELELL ' ' '
i ~- ATTORNEY AND . COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. SP 4 : 3 41‘.74 19 1iT0t'- . .
"ittimagii " • • : - " - • , PrillißtrEGlT, PA.
OHM A, SWRAIN;
. it AlzakizatAlLAX,
88-ornizo.nisTicrit. 'OP 'PHD 'PEACE AND
POLICE BIAOIBTDAPS.
Otlee.l.lol PIPT,II4II7INET,, (Apposite the Cothe•
Arai, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deeds. Need! , DeitiNisli
Acknowledgments, Deposittons and au Le Dual.
nese executed with promptness and dispute
JOHN ,'C.',IIIOOORILBS,
['ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT• LAW,
2110, $ 3 l" Oltredi.t.
teA realikknay licntattes /iv:Amor Psi PromPtl7
A mt summit Eittiotio• - •
'ln-LAuEg-Hounotenebom - Pa.
• , • •
itiurom,
Tsti%:hersir
Mara slat Gros
"jr,.. 42 ..6 41 %. *11; t6 6 : 1 -Vri a-c iltri wit:Mtt
nudes - 7 - Ft "a k On the banks l or Ow nest shasso lti ll
knierisa, absundling la la and ad
EtL_Mlli b ig: lik -ii i purposes. surrounded with
aN l 7.W r i u gs, r9mantle, sasnery.../o. It Is the bast
au= Avarua th e la t h a mareal.
gr. XI rrOPOMPro
-
PITTSBURGH. PA
Nq. 87. Fifth' Street.
ap4:w73
PITTSBI7II.OII.,PAL.
EfOTYII
=MI
RATLR(MDS.
prrTsßunGli ana
CONY EI.LSVILLE R. B.
On and after THURSDAY, March Sth, 1865
trains will arrive at and depart from the Depot, ' var .
ner of Grant and Water streets, as follows: • • '
Depart. Arrive.
Mall to and from Unionvn. 7:00 A. tr.' 6:00 P. PG
MOKeesport Accommodt'n.ll:oo at. 0:05 P. Xr.
E. to and (runs Unlont'n. 3:00 P. it. 10:00
:Went Newton Atcornmod'n 4:30 r. S:B5 v. at:,
Braddock's Accommodarn 6:15 P. X. 7:50 P. No
Night Ace. to hic.liesesport.lo:o P. at. ,0:40 A. X.
Sunday Church Train to and-
f rcnn. west IQSwton 1:00 Y. al. I.0:.00 A.
Fortleltettepply - _
W. B. STOUT, &met
J. R. KING, Agent.
Antendent. tatet
ONLY
t- - , TMNINER A gua
VALLEY RAILROAD.
Y DIRECT - ROUTE TO THE OIL REGIONS.
Running through to Venangol,City without changer
of cars—Connecting with trains East and West on
the Warre.. & Franklin Railroad, anti Atlantic & -
Great Westeru..Raillsays. • Shortest! and. quickest
route to Oil City and - Franklin; nnd al poi nts In the
Oil Et:glans. _
On andlafter April 96t h. 1808,_Passenger Train*
will leave from an d arrive at the Pitt:88011k Dellblitt
cornet C anal and Me Sta. -nagollowst. •
, Deport.' .-. Ardis.
Mall f'
tb and m 7:00 A. Y. 645 P. N.
Express • • • • -10:40P. 3.10:813 A;l6
Brady's Bend Accommod'n 3:013F.X.10:90A..114
Soda Wor s Accom'n 3:30 P.'3. 7:55 A.
First Hutton Accconod•u• . 8:50 A. Y.- 11:40 A:l4'
Second Huston Accomod'n43:oo 3. 3:35 :r
Sunday Church Train leaves Soda Works at B_3llP -
A. 3., arriving In Pittsburgh at . 9:30 A. • ISCO -n
turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10 P . Y:, arriving
Soda Works at 3:35
H. BLACKSTONE,Bupit. • '
W. F. HOPE, Ticket Agent. .. a
VIMA, FORT
Mr:LANJD CLEGVELAND
AY NE CIFICA.GO s.
PITTBI3IIIIGEt L B.'
From June 7th,..111(113 .
and arrive at the Union
tlme,
as follows: ,
Leave.
• tralos will leisve.t"rois
Depot, forth 41de, city
iChleago Ex... 2:011 .
Cleveland Ex. 51:08irat
IChleago Ex....11:23 Os
IWhealing Ex.-11:0gicast
Erie & Ygl e n E x ,.x: 6:13 p as,
Chleags. 4:513 P / 11
CI. & WIVg Ex 7:011p am.
Arrive:fa Atkghenjp.
N. Brigt , n Ac. 7:03 ars
N. Brigt.n " 8:28 a Da
,Wellsvllle " 8:63 a Di
'Nei,' Cattle " 10:13 an
Leetsdale " 9:13 a ai r
1:013 pia
N. Drift:a " 'll:43pla
Leetsdale " 4:2apns
7:311
Express leaves daily.
to Express atvives daily.
General Ticket Anent.-
Chicago E.1 . 7.72:03 a m
Cleveland Ex.. 9:03 am'
Erte Yrs 7:28 aml
Cl. Wh`g MA 8:13,a m 1
'Chicago Kali.. 0:58 am;
Chlftgo EY—. 9:43 a m
Wh'gßx. 1:43 pm
.Chicago Ex.... 1:58 pm
W. Erie 4:48.pm
Depart from Ex.
Allegheny.
N..Brigt'ndc. 8:58 am :
Leetsdale " 10:13 a m
" 11:58 am
Rochester " 2:23 pml
'Wellar'e Acct.. 3:4-3 p m I
Leetsdale Acc. 4:13 pm
N. Brigt`n " . 5:33 pm 1
N. Brigrn "
B:2Bpm
Leetsdide lo:43Pin
911191 - 1:58 p. m. Chicago E
Sir 11:23 a. m. Chicago
id le. R. NYERB.
VITTSBURGH,
CINCINNATI...AND BT.WIIMMIR
LOUIS RAILWAY. . -
• • ' : -
PAN HANDLE 'LOUTH.' • - •
CHANGE OF TIME.—On and after SUNDAY
May 10th, 1887, trains will leave and arrive at the
Union Depot, as follows, Pfttaburglftlme: •
Depart.
Mall Express 51:15 a.
Faet Line 9:40 a.
Fast Express 1:50p.
Mixed Way 0:10 a.
McDonald .s Acc , n, No. L. 11:4-0 a
Steubenville Accommod'n. 3.00 p
McDonald's Acen; No. 2.. 5:25 p
SPECIAL NuttOn.--Sunday xpress leaves at 1:50
p. m. arriving In Cincinnati at 6:00 a. m. the next
morning.
The RAO a.. m. Train leaves daily, Sundays and
Mondays excepted, and makes close connections at
Newark for Zanesville and points on Sandusky.
Mansfield d Newark R.R.
S. F. SCULL, Genetil 'Picket Agent.
W. W. CARD, tip't., Steubenville.
VBEN N 8 Y LVAN
CENTRAL RAILRO .
and after June 7th,
rive at and depart from CI.
Washington and Liberty s
Arrive.
Mail Train..:. 1:15 ami
Fast Line .1:40 a In
Wail's No. 1.. 6:20 ami
Latrobe Acc'n .7:50 am,
Wall's No._.. 8:50a ml
Cincinnati Ex. B:10 am
Johnstown Ac.10:35 a m
Baltimore Ex. 1:00 p m
Phila. Express 1:20p m
Wall's No. 3—, 215 pm
Bmddocius.liol 5:50 p m
Wall's No. 4. 7:15
,pm
Altoona Acen -
and Emigrant
Train 9:30p
The Church Train leaves Wall's Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. as., reaching Plttriburgh at10:00
a. in. Returnim, leaves Pittsburgh at ix:sp p.m.
and arrlv*.s at Wall's Station at 14:00 p. -
and
Express leaves, daily. ,All other trains
dilly except Sunday. ,
For farther information apply to___
W. H. BECKWITH, Agent.
The Penntylvania Itailromt Company will no t
mime any risk. for Baggage, except for wearing ap--
pare', and limit their responsibility to One liimdreiL
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that
amount Itt value will be at the risk of the owner, lino
leas taken by special contract. • ' EDWARD H . WILLIAMS,.
jell General Superi.ntendent, Altoona, Pa.
Ik:STERN PEIIIN-aggiffln -
SYLVANIA RAIL-
B IlaD.—On and after May Mith, 11367,1helhur
sensor Tra ins
11 T e an li i r t e : l lM n rtgto sY ti v llet=
Street Der r h Alle a ghemrCity, mt ,
Depart. -
BPringd'e Not ; 6:35 a m . 6:l4 att
Freeport No. 1 8:15 a m Freeport No. 1 11:10 a m
Express 10:15 au( Sharpb`g N0..1 MAO am f .
Sharpb , g No.l 1:25 p m Express 1:50 pin
Freeport NO. 2: 4:10 pm lAppringd'e Nol 3:so.pnx
Mall 5:50 p m Freeport No. 2 6:05 p m
6pringille'No 2 I:10p mietiringd'e Na 2 - p
Aboye trains run daily except d•unday..
The Church Train leaves Allegheny-J=oa. 'ever?
Sunday. at 7:40 a. in., reaching Allegheny .. City, at
i2:20 Betatning, leaves , AUetheny City at
1180 m. and atriTe at Allegheny .runt. at 0:46
CorturriAnow Tics:yrs—For sale In pacolr.,
Twenty, between ,Allegheny City, Chestnu tseet„
Herr's, Bennett, FlaerPreCtiL, Etna:rod sharpsburg,
anigood only on thotralus stopping at Btationa ape.
The trains leaving A ll egheny City at, 8:15. a. m.
and 1 .: 60 P. make - direct connection at - Freeport ,
with. Walkerle line ofStageator Butler and Hannahe
town. Through' ticket, may be parchased -at the
°Rice, No. 3 St. Clair street, near the Suspension.
Bridge Pittsburgh,' and at the Depot; Allegheny:
• For Airther information apply to • •- • •
• JAME3T.EFFEIITEi,'Agent, -
__ ' • Federal Btreet Ipot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not as
a
l"" fbr
ppatel, and limit iFt gglige. ar t to One
l e l a lqaggiog
amount in value will be at the risk. of the owner, rm.;
teas taken by special contract. •
H.
EDWARD H. WThLtal
tnyn, Sonerintendent. Altooila. •
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kj ROUTE.
UNION PACIFICIAILIVAT;
• Ef l BteriO ) iVigiloilie , •
The SHORTEST ANDMOST RELIABLE ROI=
'from the Zest to all points •
Colorado, Nevada,
California, Utah,
Arizona, *ashingten;
• New Mexico,. Idaho,-
Oregon.
TWo Train, leave Line LeiVenwortft
daily, (Sundays exeep;pate arrival of tglits
Pavane Railroad from St. and Hannloal ant
St. do Railroad ftom or, connecting at Maw.
zence, To Ira and amego with stage4,-for a/11.
points In. ' At end of .Itraelt_ _west of Ella(
worth with the UNITED STATES WRENS
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AND COA9H.EI3 ;VS, ,
DEN VEltils skSiir XiAIfZIF.4 . .
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And with SANDEBSONWTRIMEEKL. If LINE of
COACHES for Fort Union.:RentiA/Dirtirstsa,.Albo „
goenie, Santa Fe, and a ll' points in 7 , 114.
'A 1 4: 46i.'
Wit the recen., adm anti ro
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eponsible, erland Transportation Lines rt om ha
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m. 7:10 p.
m. 11:20 a. sa.
.m. 7:05 p.
m. 3:08 p. at.
.m. 9:30 a. m.
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.1867. Trains will ar
e Union Depot, Corner
treets. as follows:
.
Depart.
Day Express.. 2:25.a al
Wall's- No. 1.., 6:30 aat
(Mall Train 7:50 a m
,"Cinetnnati Ex 11:40 a at
iw.alre No. 2.. 11:51 a ra
dotmatorra Ac: 3:05 pm! .
Bra ddocks Nol 4:00 pat
Phlla. Expres. 4:50 par:
\Taira No. 3.. 5:10.p xa.
Wall's' No. 4.. 6:05 pat
Fast Line ' 7:30 p tit
Latrobe Accb:: 8:50 pat
Swhievale Ac'n 10:50 pa
.