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Gold Closed at 140M®141.
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illy Telegraph to the gittibprithieszege.l
- NEW -YORE,-June 16,13613.
• MONEY AND 'GOLD., • '
Money easy at ,2@5 per cent. on 'call.
Sterling steady at Giold.4l,cove
and excited and 'closed strong at ;140X®
r 141; borrowing demand active at 142 to . `B
Per cent., with scarcity of Cash. Gold -ship
ment tolday, 5650,060, and tO 7 mcrrow it will
lihely be heavier. •.
GOVERNMENTS.
GOVernMe_pt stocks somewhat irregular
during the day, but closed steady; the de
!nand continues active. Coupons of 'Bl,
1 1404)1173;; do. , 62, 11234@113; 40.•'64.
ilogigu.i; do. '65, 110%®111; do. new,
113Xt11.14;. do. '67, 114; Ten-Forties, 106%
® l oB34. , Seven.ThirtiFs, 109;0)110. ,
Railway market quiet;but steady., Border
State Bonds continue: active andhave again
advanced. - Miscellaneous and Express
shares dull and lower. The following are'
the 5:30 prices : Canton,49®so; Cumber
land, 33®35. • • Wells .xpress; 32;44®33;„
• American,- :•5235®53;:Adams, 5834(7
, 56%; United. States, 54,34®55; Mee.:
chants 2814)283;; Quicksilver, :254;'
Itlarlposa, 2®4; Pacific .Mail, 9734®97%;
Atlantic, 31®34; Western Union Tele
; graph, 37X®38; New York Central,'l34%
®113431; Erie, .69 3 / 4 ®695i; . preferred; ;75;.
• Hodson, 141®141X; Reading 98X®98%;
Hartford.and Erie, 15®15X; Ohio ancLuts.
sissippl; 29 ,54@ 29 90-W.abas4t. 4 8@491
St. " Paul, 65®65X; prefirred,-
77X®77%; 'Miehigan:. Central.,
.121®122;
-; Michigan Southern; ' :".31 4 590:. Illinois
tral, '155; ,"Pitteditirghtil.fl-93M,981il
...Rock'
•,1 island, ®105%; :Northwestern, , 70x:
de; preferred, 83 Ft' Wayne,' 11114
@// 2 %; Mallega; rt3tin7ermta, 28 30 Vas
n, sours, 93M; Old!"lrnossee:s7s; :new " do
74 ®7494; NeW 'Noit :Caridifiks; pox.
- • Inzusa , :egatig.s..
i, • Mining sha res s teady; Sinith itr;Parnielee,
63 75; Edge . lllll 3,80 - Gregory 5 40a5 50
•- (, rnissuny.-XAtTEIt& • • •
V., Receipts of SckTreasury 81,106,535; pay
ments,-,5559,823;• balance in the Treasury,
0 894,579,204. -,• • •
5 „: New York Produce Market.
LB, Tolesraoh.tothe Pit istritrzh Gazette.) •,
new YORK 'Jtme`•'l6.—Ccitton . " opened
more steady 'Atha better business doing,
closing.- quiet; sales 1,600' bales at 283 a Me:
for middling uplands; chiefly' at 29e, Mos:.
ingwith bu - yers retaking to pay over 23Xe.'•
Flout; receipts 4,156 .bbls, without decided
• change; 5a1e5 . 9,200 bbls at 97,211a8,2/3 for sh ,
perfine State-. andl western, 48,10a9,00 for
extra
date, 'fBalo forlextra Western; - .11,1511'
, 13,00 for white wheat' extra; 0,10113,00 for.
i roundlitoop , Ohio 59a10,50 for 'extra St.'
I..outs, .811015 for gl:oed tor choice "dO,Uhieting
quiet.- California quiet 'and steady; sales
550 5k5:at.110,40a13,09. Bye' Flour steady;
i sale* 300 bbls at 18,60a10,50: Corn Meal tio ,
tive; dales! 9,000 bus 'Brandywine, part to
arrive, at 156,25a6,35. Whisky • hominid.-
Wheat 2a3e better and-very quiet; demand
chiefly: speculative; 'receipts 122,125. beet ,
sales 28,000 bus atl $2,11a2,13 for No. 2
r spring, $2,60 for white California; ,12,80 for
white Mirkigaty $2.22 , Z for. Canada club in
not(4. ; . Rye quiet and, heavy., Barley and
't_.Bar/ey, ,Malt , nominal. Corn ;opened .; lc
better, and ,closed -dull. And drooping; ire
ceiPta 79,910 bus; -sales 79,009 btu; at ;11,07
a 1,0834 formixed Western closing at
11,0714; white *stern•..9l,llMal,l2 4 . white
southern 111,18; old mixed western - in store
4 $1,15)4c. LtatiLd all, and lower; receipts 28,
415 bush;, sales 38,000 bush at 83c for west l ,
em in store, 84a843c for do afloat. Peae;
: sales 6,200 bush on private terms: -Rice
4 dull,. Coffee dull. . Sugar ; Sugar; sales 900 hhds
at lON "
alilie for -cubit; and 11Nalnic for
Porto Rico. Molasses steady; sales 83 hhds
at 54c for Muscovada, and 48e for clayed.
HopscAuiet; 10a40c for American. , Petroleum
steady at 16c for crude, and 32Ma33c for re
: fined, bonded. • Pork! a shade firmer, but
quiet; sales of 900 bbls at ;28,358,28, 0 37p new
• mess closing at P 23,37, regular; old 410,
; closing at PE.50a27,62; cash, at.ra; _prime
at $22,75a23,00 - prime mess at , $22,25a2A,50;
,'alsol,l,ookbbia new 'mess 4.6243548,50,
, seller for ,Ittl3r. Reer,quiet and unchang
, ed; sales of 165 bble,and 30 tierces. Beef
hams . dull and heavy; sales, of 75
bblif ' 929a34. -- Meats quiet;
.180 packages at .12%ti13e;, shoulders at. 16a '
17ye. Hams tilldMngs 'nominal. 'Lard a
shade firmer,. 930 tierces .at. 16;(a17.1ie
for titeamed; . 17%a18).1e for kettle rendered.
Butter quie t at 9 '.ittlei•for Ohio; 30a95e for
State. Cheese dull at 7MA° for common to
prithe. Freights to Liverpool a shade firm
, er; 400,000 bus grain Per steamer at 4a4y,
,
for corn and wheat. '
LATEsT.—Flour closed quiet and slightly
in buyers favor: NMl3at is nominal at 12a
1.2 1 A for No. 2 and -113a19_f0r..N0...1 spring.
Bye dull with a fair supply at $1.95a2. Oats
plenty and dull-at 83e in store, and 84c for
western afloat. : . Corn „dull .at .51,07a1,07%
for new mixed western afloat. Pork quiet
at fg3,25a28.37 for mess cash and regular.
Beef quiet and • unchanged. Ont:imeats
nominal. Bacon nominal. Lard quiet and
Steady at 17 1 /,a19%c for prime to far steam,
the latter extreme.; •Egea-quiet.'atl 26a27c.
st. tot& market.
tßy Telegraph to the Plttibarih Gaiette.3
ST. Louis, June,l6.--r-Tobacco active, but
prices are:unchanged.' Cotton, nothing do
ing. Hempdull at e1,40a1,50f0r undiessed,
and 52,50a2,95 for dressed. Flour remains
dull, weak and.unsettled; with more sellers
than buyers; we quote small sales of choice
superfine at 87,1234 t - extra, at' $7,50400;
double extra at 103,50., Wheat lower, with
receipts of 1,000 bush; sales, of prime at
$2,40a2,60; fancy, fall and spring unchang
ed; ,sboice at $1,62x1,87. Oats. steady at 76a
- -Rye •dull and declining at at $1,60a
-1.60;_ buyers offering but $1,40a1,50 at close.
Pork, firm, with better demand, at 128 a
29,25. Baoon firmer, snd only small, lots
can be had.at 18c for.shoulders; clear sides,
at 1634a17; plain canvassed - hams at 16.
Lard quiet at 18. • Cattle,i n liberal supply
;-
common grades dull, but fat cattle: are in
good request for.city use: prices range from
4 to per • gross.- Sheep -, declining •at
$1,25a5 per• head: Reoeipts---Flour, 1;100
bbls; wheat, 2,400 bush; corn, 5,000 hush;
oats, 64,000 bush. - • ,
Cincinnati Market.
LB) , Teligraphlo the- Pittibnitkb Gazette.)
Cracnorair, Juno . 16.-41 Our irregular,
pricea fewer and 'nominal; holders have
been anxious to tell; 'add One thousand bbls
of goal &adder fiimily watt offered tit 59;00
To-day‘ 'without 'finding - a bttyo.Wheat
(voted - dal,' butte'actiierdemand 'arose'
underfid*lces 'of a r apeculatii , a doSniand : ftr
ChfcagO; and About' 'f,900 bias No. 2 - sold 'at
112,00 f at the close of chadgelt Was held at
5c higher, but the feeling at the close this
afternoon is leasamoyant.'q.Corn•is quiet at
93actic for shelled and. ear; not much .fle- c
mazid'for shelled; and therefore - it is lower
that:A:tar. Oats die droll at nano. "Ryci hub
declined to $1,70a1,15: with a fair demand.
Cotten remains :doll: at 27a27N0 • for, mid.
dling. Tobacco,firm at full rates. Provis 7
Jonlfrifaudd quiet' but dimly ' held; Mildly'
an g' dOnei-doWerek prima-are nornin
al*.unchanged. .13utter
supply; fresh at 213880 c. Eggl decline tp,
21c. (foldl4pg buy's:* moneylpariFe
Baltimore Market. ; .1
ERWlN:legman to the Vlttsburithplzette.l, ,
BALTIMORE, June 10.—Flour nOthinal•
Wheat dull and ' unchanged: Corn' dulV
white, 10,1051,12: Oath firm; western, 4385 , 1
9 20 Mestrpork quiet at 128,78a29. IBeeelli
more active; ribbed iddestlB349 . ; clear sides i .
17a173tm shoulders, Plei - ketest,zls2 , 1 "
dellinaBgalea. • ,
rtE,O Xfema• "--777" • •
Plts4 60 1 1 4 1144:).
June; 48,..0ettem,irsea ,, ai
reasifiterft: exportsilii , balm. lip
dul ; eape 5- Vasar.Per k MAX, „a,
qui urder..: 4 4wei ,
clam *ldes( ri
/AA 19a1ON't Von! Pil?; 1 1
r 2 Acii 1 4,71114 wPArR*Wi
.;(
'.cl .T 'qa` ..i f`~
• g. #` 4 ':.44.ti,.4.}1.1 ) .40,F,f5k4g.,. - 4,, , ?Q...ki;,' , ... Y.,',; J. . ;
• -4,a
.45 4' 4.1 ' •
... • _
- 1. fr.... , 5.7.,
' titY , Telegraph to tbe Plttabnrgh.§lxette.
62'Wm" Jhne ' 16..- 1 -71cnif fir er and
and quiet at 50140,50' for F i ring extras.
Wheat firmer ` nd 4a4Mc hi er; lea' of
No lat $!,043?a1:90, and Ne . at Si, , cash
and.sellers for June. 'Corn- rani active"
and tirmer and I.a2c higher; sales f No. 1.
"at 863;a87c; No lat 8534a8634c, and ejected'
at 80a82c; this afternoon No 1 '•Wai Strong at •
873;c, sellers for June. Oats firineiian • 10.
higher, at 653,a67c; closing stet dyat 66c.-
Rye ; very quiet at $1,50 for, No lln store.
Barley nominal .. Provisiona' less active
and easier. Bless pork sold at $27,75. Lard
inactive at 16Ma1630, caith, and,l73oBeller
for August. Bulk meats - haactive and al
most nominal,, Freights ,steady and Un
changed. Receiptil for the' past' twenty
-
;oar hears-;2,753 'bnis "flour,. 20,062 bush
wheat, 140,375 bush corn, 30,096 bush oats,
240 logs. Shipments 6,000 - bbl ' s flour,
40,906 bush wheat, f'73,370 bush corn, 700
bush oats, 1,300 hogs. , - .
Cymelani! Market.
city - Telerrin . kt,o iliiirltte dinette.]
C4VELAND;OIine-16.—Plour hel4'its
follow s, . winter at .$12x12,50; .do
spring 4.510 1 .50m1. The, prices of Country
brands'ichsolrregular that correct end re
igulit'iltpliTS Cannot be 'iften.'Whi4ht d4ll
and Thwer at $2,25 for No. i red ' winter ; ; No.
2 hbld'Ut $2;18, and No. I 'spring at $2,10a
'Con' dull and loiver at pOe for No. 1
Oats lower at Mc fbr No
.1 State.
with alight denial:id tkire dull and 'lnao:
live vat $1,75a1;80 for -;4751: 71300y,thallcet
is nominal,
LoulsvfllirMarket.
[Dv Telescra t ph Plitsbitrgh Gazette.]
I,OtIIFIVILLE, Jtinel6.—Tobacco; sales to
,day 0f258 him, at Bain for lugs and Medium
.to fair leaf.' Flottr; dull and rower; Super,
'fine' $7,75425; - Fancy - brands $12a12;00.
:Meat; old Tett , sOld at 82425; and con
tracts were made for new ,' Alabama brand,
at 81,75. Corn; sales at '931i956:. - Oats; Sales
at 70a75c.- Mess Pork; sates . 141128,2513er
bbl and Bacon Shohlders, at 133;c.
Clear Elides sales at '1717,34. • - Bulk
meats; Shou lders W;:tne;tr tndes'l634.
.„ New York• Dry, Geode Market,
•
[By Telerratat tothe Pittsburgh Gazette.] •
Nom , Yonx, 'June - 16.--The weather has
been rainy all day, and best makes of light
prints • only selling slowly at 1234e,und
good makes are-even offered at I (Me, with
out a stimulating demand. Staple styles
of goods in desirable'shades' and -dolorsare,
however held with more oonfideneei in.
view of r educed productions: Heavy brown
sheetings steady at 16Ma1734e; and best
'makes of heavy brown shirtings at 14a14Xe.
• , .
Toledo Market.
,
By Telco's% to the rittabo rob Gte.l
TOLEDO, June 16.—Flourceipts 1,865
barrels; market quiet • W he at; receipts
;1,350 btshels and better; sal*whits 31ichi
gan -at $1,48 , white Wabasb.st $2,45 and
Amber's2,3o to 2,31; Porn; receipts- 32,022
bushels; firmer and more 'act ive; - sales No.
1 and: Michigan'. at 93„ white I94,yelkow 94.
Oatsc-rebeipts 8,030 hnshels; stiles No. 1 at
69. Lake freights dull and
,nuchanged.-- •
Milwaukee - Market. •
(137Televaph to the Plttotmreh Gazette)
MitweuzEr., June 16.:—Flour. firmer;
choice Minnesota, $9a9,50; choice Wiscon
sin and lowa, $8,82a9; medium, $8,25a8,50.
Wheat unsettled at $1,9014 for No. 1,. and
$1,85 for No.. 2.'- Oats advanced lc at 66c for
N0.•2. Corn thin' at 87c tbr - No, 2. Re.
depts-1.000 *bble 28,000 bush wheat,
3,000 do oats, '2,060 do corn. Shipments--
100 bble flour, 46,000 bush wheat, 400 do
EBX . Telegrlpb to Pittaburah Gazette:l •
•
PHILADELPHIA, June 16 :— Petroleum
less firm, crude i n bulk at 15 ;c, refined
F,lour dull and weak,l Ohio extra
family and spring $11,00a12,00. Wheat
$9,75a10,50; small sales of red $2,70a2,78,
Kentucky white $2,85a2,90. Clam dull and
unsettled, mixed western $l,ll. Oats dull.
Provisions unchanged.
IMPORTS WV RAILROAD.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSIMERIC RA/L
-ROAD, June 16 r -.3 cars Iron ore, Dig &
Co; 414 blooms, Anderson. Cotilt & Co; 37
bbls copper; Tll Howe; 3 cars blooms, W
D McGowan; 1- do do, Nimick dt,Co; 1 do
malt, John Ganwisch; 200 sks potatoes,
Voigt, Mahood & Co: , 146 in stdagles,
A A 13arker; 1 car . li me, A. 7 Hagan; 1 box
hardware, J II Kline; 21 do: do, &comb . .(1;
Co; 5 bbls old iron, 'S Jonesf 1 half bbl to
bacco; JNlcCullough;'2o bxs cheese; •Van
gorder & Shepard; 1 car stone, P Wolfe; 100
bbls oil, Wm McCutciheon; 1 MI dry
peaches, Arbuckles & Co; 25, bas.cheese.
Watt, Lang & Co; - 10 do - do; Kniox &Orr; 15
15 do do, W . H Graft & 6 :bbls buck=.
wheat flour, Totten & Co; 290 sks corn, JAI
Mathews; 5 tcs hams, W B Hugus & Son; 1
car staves, C H Bender; 72 sks oats, Grata:
Reiter:Vl sidings; 12 bales hay, Mcßane dc
•
Prrrallaumtm, Pr.
WAS AND - CHWACM
June 'dog brooms,. S
EwiirV&Co;'l. btik tobacco, S P Shiiver &
C 0;...: eke Teri; Markle dc. Co; El cars ircke
ore, Shcienberger &.131cdr; 2 do ,scrap - iron,'
Wm Mullins; 10 sks wool,. W. Barker Jr; . ls
boleffcheese, Whet Mahood & 03;15 do do
Smith Johnston ;:t:Co; jl2' bbls rye flour,
Kiel &Ritchart; 4 calla rope. Fulton tollinan
& CO; 3 pkgs butter, E Jordan; 25 bbls eggs
W H Graff & Co; 22 sks rags, McCullough' .
Smith & Co ; .4 1 4 bbls eggs, H Hem
beans, Knox 'R Orr. -
AaraMmearr 'VALLE"! Ratratoan. June'
cars metal, Lewis 'Oliver & Phillips;
2 do dO, H Woodaides; 2 do do, Brown& Co:
10 cars railroad iron, North Missouri R
Co; 2 rolls leather, Seibert :& Berg; 3 pkga
butter, 2do eggs, L Blanchard; sdo do
butter Jas Bitty; 3 do do butter, .T C Cud
dy; 320 bbla 011, Clark & Sumner; 5 • bga
rags, E ,Heagleton; 12 sks potatoes, D .
Strauss. • •
- Prmsrstraori AND Commman ' ram I
RAILROAD, June 15.-46 coils rope, Ful
tom l3ollman Co; 2 oars pig metal, Pitts &
Yough Iron & Coal Co;.10 sks wool, W Ran.
ker & Co: 60 bbls •cement,_C, B Leech; 11
pkgctnails..LeTvls, OliVer& Phillips; 8 bales
oakum, Fulton, 8011 man..,&, Co. '
65 bdis
'sheet, Iron, Armstrong; ,00 bbla ce
ment, W 54 Gormley; 165 bdis. paper, W'A
McDhoirg; 57 sks, outs; W Moore; IT-.rolls
leather, deo ..11 Anderson; ,10 do do?. W F
I .teLaughltil.,
ir,.CINCJNNAT AND S T. LQvis::
'Raxi,.Ackap,June 16.-18 • bhls dry Apples,
P Stinver 44 Co; R 2 sks corm Mesaor „liar;,
kiy1 : 00 bbla iloar v l2o eke do..
Wm Cooper it Co; 3 . .bbla :eggss , Volgt,
. ilia
hood,. & Co; At bbls whale, oil, It Hawes it
Co*_ 1 earAtaves, J., Painter BON; / do,
•
It,Crist:,l, do do, Liringearrip.& Rentz;.
2 baiihitrdware,,tikijame, , Tleltlee
Atitasoirsam, , car
lumber, Maxwell &Nide; Oto limestone;
Superior:4oA Co; 187! gallons ,6 tonawarel,
Mercer ,&; , frobinson; eggs,.,Mc-
Laughlin- Fasey;,l oar .. ! staves:
'Robertson; 1 gar, amber, 4. 13aidinger; 100
Taggamdc . s9m,lo;bbls dour, Itose
dr , 44 - arnagct: - , ,
• - •
ACCOJWANCIE , . THE :
, Actof Inttontorstlinif boo for subsoriotlem to
t f-'apttolttoor of - toe COninAny tmeet 1:rid•go:
• ot . dr tbs - 1 MOARIViir, irAnt near INn month of Smw
MILINon, (Tetnporopevl2l,ltO Alleittieorotitl,l)o
opcoed 3010HOWO, VIZ:_ f - 1
AL . °lnce of R. IF'S li E DAVIR;
Jab , Ott! and l'ah, I •-• • •
Ak i lf.olVs J.l47•Ep r K.ltt!lturgb,
( 9tll. • • "• • .
;1 ACtimon dr P.ATTERSOIt, .Alloglipty.;tlatCs
k-/
ZdazichootOri).4ol7lo: R
- "
te
And at oHce of JOll NLI.; co :,..D'oTough
.Teroperancorille. Jn! IClt r• ,
The'llOokoMilf he kept Open,fitur .10O'CiOstfit Ito
ItO4-4•# . 0,14.. •
isio On.
trAVId, fecrrLuir.: •
pir*GRA-17
' di ,
Philadelphia Market.
-NOTICE;
,4 , V . ..71 11. 4.J.,1. 1 1 1 o :4A—re,
auto
m' -we • aintenstro
1401.7#,14430!)A.A1izp.,
*en, oanamertt.'
'l4 r , , 1147-owy , r,.!
" ,1-.•;.•_
DUNE 17, 1868.
Bothrivers continue to ,recesid , steadily;
at thiii:point, with three feet thretrinches
in the Monongahela, -and scant Rio feet in
the: Allegheny: Weather' yesterday was
clottdy and sultry in the forinoon, witha
. 0 • ,
heavy shower of rain.isarly in ihe morning'
in the afternooni however, the Olonds broke_
up and.there was a good breez9 'agoing to
wards evening. •
The BaYard froto Parkersburg; is the
'only arrival We have to report, and in con
sequence of the low water ' she has been
laid up for .the -present. We presume a
lighter boat will put in .the trade in her
PlaMthough, •as yet, we have , heard no
particular boat named.
•• The cassgowin command of CliDt. .Geo.
W...Tohnson, will leave for Parkersburgb3- .
day in place of the Eagle, that boat having
been obliged - for thrissme reason the Bay-.
and ;did; to withdraw for the tsresent.
The Delaware en rents frail Nashville
to Pittsburgh; Passed Lotdsville on Sun
day. We take the following items from
the Lcittisville Denworat, of Mondays..
The Maggie Hays and barge passed down
-through the csnial. Abopt..„B._ o'clock p. m.
'yesterday, loaded to.the gUards-__
The Alps , went over the falls about 3
o'clock p. m: With'e- tow 9f 'lint! barges and
two boats of coal 'for NOW Orleans: The
Nevillerrounded two boats at - Blue River
Island,just above Leavenworth, which t he
A lps wr I assist off and add`toher tow. - .
'rho Diamond with 8 barges, and the:
Fearless:with 9 barges of coal for this port.
arrived yeaterday ,and. after landing their.
tow immediately, landed. to Pittsburgh.
The Hercules, with a tow of , coW,
due - hero last night from Pittsburgh.
The Waturnita cleared for St. Louis last
evening with all the - freight she could take
in boat and barge. '-' -
The Julia No. 2 cleared for 'g.sinesville as
usual with fur average trip. -.- -
Capt. Themes Rodgers, of .the Selma, is
here after aro*fence ofseveral months.
Business is getting down to a low water
stand point at .the landing, and there is but.
little prospect at present of an imptove
ment. - „It is' possible that there maybe .
another Juno rtise, - but It is hardly preb
able; and all the larger class of boats on
this end of the -Ohio will soon be forced to
'be
low.
.into summer, quarters, or 'else go be-
The S. N. McCullough is due here from .
Cincinnati this forenoon,- and will leave as
usual to-morrow at noon. Passengers and
shippers Should bear this in mind and act
accordingly.
We clip the following from the Dubuque
Herald: Last season the regular , wages
for pilots on the Upper River
steamers, was $2OO per month. This season
business . opened unfavorably, and active
col n
t istitio- sprung np t resulting in low
tar • acompromise was effected between
the P• otia Association and the N. W. U.
Picket • Conaltany and Ipso per, month agreed
upon. '-Matters progressed Smoothly until
the 20th of April, when Commodore David
son violated his contract - by 'cutting AoWn
wages to $125 per -month, and 'finally a
-month biter 10 , 1175, which last move was
the hair that broke the camel's back: The,
Pilot's Association-then took the matter in
hand, as forbearance had ceased to be a
virtue, and notified Captain Davidson and
ether officers of the line that on the 10th of
June wad would have to be restored to
last year's standard, or a strike would en
sue. That day arriving yesterday, the
pilot-of the City of St. Paul left the boat at
the levee, refusing to perform service until
the demand was acceded to. After detain
ing the boat several hours, with parleying
and efforts' to effect a compromise, the
Packet Company "gave in" and the pilot
took his position behind the wheel at 1400,
per month, whereupon the boat cleared for
St. Paul, and thus matters stand at present.
The increase affects all packets of the com
pany running above this point.
The Cincinnati Gazette says: For months
we have had three tine sidewheel steamers,
running as , regular packeta between here
and Pittsburgh. which will very shortly be
compelled to,quit the trade; and even the
liternwleel boats that may take their places
will not be able te continue in the trade a
'great while. The boats that have been
running that trade this season have gen- •
orally , not fennd it profitable, although
large tit:entities - 6f freight have movedin
that 'direction more, some say, than any
previous season for yehrs. Rates have
been - uniformly low to all above here
on the river, (even to those points not
reached by railroad. • ;
In. the coWsion case of the steamer's Put-,
minx and Belle. at St. ; Louis, Richard
'Fryer, pilot of the latter, is bereft of his li
cense for'6o days. for negligence and inat
tention, in' violating rule second - of the,
rules governing - pilots,- inn eglecting to
stop-his boat' and back her", after It:must
have been , apparent to; him that his first
signal had - not been proPerly understood
by the. pilot of the Rate Putnam.
A Cahotelegram, under date of SundliY,
says:, ! The Galatea, from .Pittsburgmto ;U.
Louis, returned bore this evening;: after
proceeding about twelve miles up the Mis
sissippi, being unable to make headway
against thecurrent, - ,on account of the 'nar
rowness of - ber bucket:l, not Withstanding
she is laden to the guards. Her wheels
make thirty revolutions:. per.. minute ; butt
thedrait in ,her chimneys is, so deficient
that she makes buttwentypeunds or steam
when sixty is desirea. ,Her ;buckets
will be widened ten inches, and her chim
neps;lengthened, and she will ; start again
to-morrow evening. • •
The Vicksburg Times, of Tuesday, says:
Considerable excitement was created yes
terday by-a, race from Warrenton to this
Nee% between the Gen. Quitman and the
- Itiehmeed. • At the time both boats came
in sight they appeared to be running side
by tilde, and seemed to retain their relative
positions until both were abreast of Math
ews' saw-mill; here . the Qaitinau's engi:
nears must have "opened her out," , for she
commenced driving to-the front; and was
some dietance ahead of . the low-pressure
when her bells were,"rung to stop the en
gines. The race, if such it could be called,
was conducted with all due caution andthe
utmost good-humor oaf the part of-'bath
eonunaders, and the Richmond had
scarcely landed before,-,Captain Leathers
hatt,boarded -,
her, and :was,tiongratuhtting
Captain ,ti Neal on the excellent rate, ,of
speed eihtbited by : "his, splendid,- steamer ;
without, particularPreParation, and on
few.molnen*' notice,. Tile Richmond had ,
a tremendou.s passenger six hundred
head of Stock, and two_liundred tuns of
miseellaneous freight. ,••• • - .
r. , aUd •Weatbers ,
[Br Tefesravb to the; eittetxargh ciazoti.l.3 ,
ST. LourlevJuncslo.-:-Veather. - olear and
very warm.; .o f', -
LounwttLi.:, June 16.444ver,-, at a stand,
"with - a - leet 11 inches inter Incanal, WeathF
.er cloudy and -warm:
rjl9' CONTRACTORS , ',-
!... R
•
• FO IRONINORK. a
2klit'of Jtintt if the Ca'STA'2 DWRf . U(3HTIRON
required for the County Work House.
The work consists of. CAST EAVE UUTTERg,
Icogo• TRIMS B4)1.71/...11E/a1,9 andlintlttl(4.li..
TED BETAT C ENIII , 4,Lke:
) Trupositl , t ,Yettlwithi
,Eso,,. Secret a_a jlourd ,of,3lanagers, corner
or NYObtkonit roc rttretrette, Pittsburgh; .
• DritwittfliNtlid olpeofficOttonsto.bO Seen *ad AU
0 1 01 7,,,lill9 111( dtitM given Atrittesloraccior'lltoilit 3.
t 4 ',uAti 4.51. Char street.
a Ara e b (1.4'1011 , 1m received' for the dlr.
;tenni. broattel mr.ivork r 'e 9':(1 t ara;rlp,,"
toritiniztommlislififiuteAlkirict4l
.ititutAi:t,ltsetkriv •
ATER PATEf;... lANICILA: STOP
coese.—Notko_iklery ilven to all prop
ortieta), bat b,F .reAoltl on passod.tuzieettni
'of ftelitiethiPtbo , Ordirrarift'r I.4litlue tti tiTIDP
4XltOlt§tittlf •WiLlifißck'itiVA/ofibppler 100 g fPle."'
tiows ft. at*,stlko j f,..t;ity ; po , ye , , tru+.l?o,skryt
TA • 2•lll4)ArriV,ltOTlCltils AzerrbYttigtmlio
home A
tloetl lkt?top.f,toaks twit W e it!ex l'Aoe rmoycd,ausl,
love=thlll49lotjult I.,,haptc r
gdat 4t be, .ottrierbo Math.
dUtliarther nodes. attistiojuXtgrit 4...torfttOrilf
a r .sllll4lp I#X , Crtfe i j V IN PIINKAP. , ( b.t
AM
- r t Cottita.ittutbt rgitirlDbrletotir
xt,
n
=ME
=
~~n~iQaTi
44. 11 0 R
PACKET , LINFii
For Wheeling , m
artitta, parkariburi,
~,
IPomeror, Gallipoli.; 'Big Sandy,
Isiontott, Portinifintit liarsvillo and
Cincinnati. • -
BT. MARTS
1 101IDA'i 11 P. M.
ST. ctiA,utzi3 -
FRIDAYS, 5 P.M.
The soave elegant efile-w . eel steamers will leave
i c,
reteularly as announced, c. needling at Clue nnatl
with Packets and Railroad to Louisville, Nes vine.
Memphis, New Orleans an • Bt . Lords. Also the
Upper Miselesippland Missend rivers. , _
Freight or pfaae n gen recelpted thrpngh either by
•tailor truer
Especial atieetton gbien o Orders mid Way Beni
nese. - - ' - BARNES COLLIN_S,_ •
an= . eaItIEST BASLE= /Sands. ;
eniNgi
TIIDESDAYTA:
The new eininblendld rid
G. D. MOORE ,
D. MOOSE
• The above elegant stde-w eel stedmer will leave
regularly' as announced, connecting at thnainnatt
with Packets and Railroads to Lontsville,:triuthville,
Menaphili.Nraw OrLeinrand Si. ALO' to the
Upper blissigsippl and Missouri rivers. •
'Freight or passengers reeelpted through either by
rail or river.
Especial , attention L.given to Orders'
Business. -
tr ot, freght Or 'passage apply on board in. to
, ; JAS.. cotadvs,
• OLIAB. BARNES, Egenta
,NORTIIERN LINE
PACKET COMPANY.'
lESTABLISDEDISSB.I -
The Only; :Through Line Itteaning Be.
tween. St: Louis and St. Patti.
.; „,
Shippers desiring th eir freight logo through with
-theishipping above St. Loule,_will_please consign
rfreight—laA NORTHERN LINE.
Through rates given over Pittsburgh Boatacan4
guaranteed by
aLioA & COLLINOWOOD, Agents.
And ` - : • :- C. GRAY,
les No. 94- Water Street.
pirrsounkiii,
wszENe," n "777.
Marietta and Parkersburg:line:
Le,aye Company's Whaqbeat, toot of Woolstreet,
DAILY, et lA M.
MONDAYS - AND TIIIINSDAYB;
J. N. ATeCULLOUGH . GETtr.-D. Moons, Mister:
BAYARD .4II4)Ar-a s Al4
A D .
S IAIDAYS6
WEDNESDAYS : AND BATT:MD.Oi' - -
GEET - EAO'LE O. L. BBANNA.27. matter. '
Frelebtivlll be recelVed'at e/I heirs by
st 4 • , 'JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
E VANS VlLLE.j ig aSt .
'CAIRO,' Br: LOUIS' AND EX.
AllL.—Tker due incliner • • • •
tVATTA24ITA , Capt.. T. Amman,
Will leave as above, In connection With Itie
NoiW
etn Packet Line, on .
. ,
- - •
'TBIBDAY-4 P. M.
Fnr freight or paraage apply on board or to .
len- FLACK & COLLINOWOOD, A Anita
REGULAR WEDNES-jar s e
DAY PACKET FOR CINCIN
line steamer
Capt. VANDZEilitirt,
leaves Pltt/Tnargli raz,clacia
nati every wNDNILSDAYst noon.
O. SARNI:Da, .
JAS. COLLIN'S, Agents.
WC! ' JOHN FLACK.
COAL AND COKE. _
(SCAR F. LAMM*, CO. •
0. P. LAMY - C. DAVIS.
COAL AND COKE.
°Mee, Sandusky street and P. F. W. 0.
R. R., Allegheny Clty.
SUPERIOR
Youghiogheny Coal and COMIeIIITI
AT LOWEST MABEE7 BATE 23.
_ll:ir Orden promptly attended to.
cosa22 tOALI2I
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
Bovini removed their Wilco to
NO, 5671.413/11Eirrlr Itrr.R7ELVIr,
(Latelyeity Flour itIII)fiECOND ICLOO.R.
Are noir inevared to ibrntits rood YOTIONTOGNIt•
NY Lune, ITIIT COAL O R at the /Sweet
. orders , left at th eir *Moe, or - addressed to
them through theme% win be attended to promptly.
CHABILES H. ARIIISYR._"Pt
TOUGHIOGLEBY MID
And Minufictureri of
COAL, sLscs. Asp Dzstrultuitzzt•'
Cities al Yard—CORNER. OP . 'BUTLER AND
NORTON TREETS. 'First yard on Liberty sad
Clymer et ts,Ninth Ward, and on Second street,
near Lock No. 1,
_Pittsburgh. Fa. -
Families and Manuftcturers supplied :with the
bert article of Coal or Coke at the lowest' cash rates.
Orders. left at any of thett.ollicei wilt receive.
piript attention..
MIURSTRONG , & HIITCHUMEIO.7I',
rthr-ausLidtrajilinit=trettit COAL eat
CAD - - Ail RI HIPPERS td auger : foi ll ogbeny
CAS 'AND FAMILY :COAL„
°Mee and Yard—FOOT OF TRY STREET, near
the Gas Works. , • ,
SUPERIOR COAL. • ' H
C.
- CliCEltlrr dr. Co.. '
- Miners pai_d ShlOpere orPITTSBMIGHGAS,ToRqE
and FAMILY COAL; NUT COAL and SLACK.
Coal deliveredpromptly to all parts the cities
'at the lowest market rates. '
Moe and Yard—CORNER FOURTH AND
FAT
8011.(fornerly_CanaliSTKEZTS,pitteluit.
P..080XLe92.- ,
okase
BANKRUPT NOTIPES.
TN; :THE DISTRICT COURT,. OF
THE UNITED STATES, for the Western Dts
t et of Pennsylvania; , .
ENJAMIN. E. CRISWELL; a' Bankruit under
the• Act t.;;Congress of Mare,b 51(l, 1887, haying air ,
plied" for a discharge from all Ms' debts and other
claims 9rovnble udder Geld 'Aet, 'byl midemof: the'
Court. notice Is . hereby given .to MI. persons, who ,
have proved their debts, and 'ethers interested,-th
aPPear on the 30th day of hiA.T t !GS, atlLOo'elock, ,
A. 11.,.befureS4hilLEL BMW_ :ER., litiV i r'l
0d1ed . ,140:93' tilamend street:'P thilmrgth a., to ,
shese . ,talleef Af..any. they . halm.' mih, +a *Disabittle
should. not De granted to the al Balthingt. And
th riller: re
notice is hebygiven, t ha t th e woild and'
Thtt,s,..iteetings of Ureditererottturnald , Bankrupt,
required by the S fib end 9dthe done or, said Act,'
will be bad , before the ORR ...Re terLit tire MIS •
Ilmelitia 'place r ~ , __ , t,,, . 5..04 gOADIIiSS,
Clerk.of ,U, S. Phitrict Court for said District.-
• U. S ARSUALtS`OFFICE } •
• 1 • W. sit'Pennotivinia. •
pirrnniiGh. Jane /0, 1088.
At'REIMIALIWS BALE; ."- ••
DA RE, REABOE CO vs. STEAMBOAT
ANDA/Ad ntlri ll.Lo. ./iS• October/fie!. ; 11
By yiyao of & OaiditiOS( EXVOnag Issued oni.of tits,
'District Court of the Vatted States, Western Dis
tricts,/ Pennsylvania, and to me directed, I Ida ex
pose to .puillo sale 04 the .00/11.0)4Y MP JUNE,
at 'lo'oTeloek M., at the' CUSTON
Haulm, Intim CDs hi' Pittsburgh: the Bteasnboat
ArmadUlQ. together w/tii, • her iaosts, math,tnesT
. male. 'apparel, gc. - =
THOS.
A.
Ito
WLEYJ • ,
B. Marshal. Western District * Pi.,
---
THE ; DEITHICT - ;COITRTI: OF;
, :THE .11NITEDJi;;TATEAk FOltAlif. 147.3 T.
DIsTRICT Or PENNsYLVANIA. tiv,tha
shatter of JOHN Ira:•TROBP,': of Alleighemrcatqa,',
Allegheny: oqintr t . r l6, ,BOIWUPt, '40.! #Blll is
moth:Wl/Ai/y*OOP "t P , ..".11j1•1
• At PlttsburghaNi4JOWlltd,,A.-Dilll6lll
wltoltif Stet cohagiem
T he ,ehoeirstined3 Oerotor Alva, sotto* of Ado
oottithtent es2AtAlittleoor'atiobrit; Tam i p . " 7.am.
'booby ili sue odknetaAheistrminteting
, 4 slµ • , • I. lehe
tipsaulm VCUUOIM.
.: -Thom • new, • I rN 4 f
')
4 - "Vit t ?' tan%
, t r y
t :
.ponterailftvoiNkisumbolis ireati
FrLAFA6Bpiikble t
tti
; sul A sr ifoxqp • ago ery
TM, 9)e ll4•Refmut
onr; Wolf' 00 hi 'illt•• il«.1 rtivu:4l
1
=I
C. Swszett,'Maste'r.
.c. A. DRAY% blaster
=mu
wheel steamer
LOUCH,
... er de2
c Coke,
DLWIR :It IV; • •-•
(MU.
•
• _ •.
OF TM
UNION PACIOIC BAILfIO
Are now finished and in 'operatten: Ellattmlles 0
track have been laid this spring; and, the mirk alongi
the yihele line • between the Atlantic and, „paaldo
States Is beak pushed forward More raiddly, than
ever before.. More than twenty thdasand'merr are
employed,. and It is latc noluwalble that the entire.
track, from Omaha to Sacramento, will be Pnlabed
In 1869 Instead of IS7O. The means prorldad are
ample, and alt that energy. men and money an do
to secure the completion of Ws • • • . •
GREAT NATIONAT.,`,..WORK,
At the earlieseposedble day, will be done.
The UNION pecyric Bettamem
.:911,4.417
GOVERIIIiENT 911/ . .2.1T of the right Of wan
• and 'MI neeeseai7 tbsibi.r and other materials
- found alour the line of ita.operstions.•. • •••
- - .
Govkiiii4rEsir enicarr acwei•
of land.tatb&mile, tate* ill alternate seetiotur
on each atdiof lie road. Thials.on absolaterdo.:
nation, and will be auoUree of lime revenue In
tit° • • '• • - • '•• • .
M.;-4 GoITERNME ( NT GRANT . liitatei
Thirty-year Bonds, muoulitirii 40=818,004
t0148,01i0. per mile,,according.to the dlitienl7.
ties to be surmounted on the various sections to
be imlit: Tile Government takeil almond morti.
•
gage .as pecurityotd : lt fa expected 'Mt pet eery
the littered. but the principal amouot ,MILY be
Paid in services rendered by the CoMPittil' 1n
transporting troopa,malla. &c. The Interrupt la "
. now much more than paid .1u • this-.way,, betides
securing a great "eaTing in time anctraonejr
Goiernment. ' - ' • "
IV.—A GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right to
Lome its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS; to
aid In building the roadcto. tbQ same ainounP as
the;l7. S. Bonds,. Issued for. she seine Purpose,
and 'no Mors:" Gover nment permits the
Trustees thr the Flint MOrigaiießondhoideri to
• deliver- the - - Bonds to. the ,Compatiy, only Si the .
road is conipleted..iimllitiCili hitibeedeximin
ed by `United Stites COirmilesitnieri" Aid pro.:
rimmed to. be Ur ;au :resPects:n_SriitTelassMaill,
• road, laid with a heav y- , T rail, and completely,
supplied with depots; stations, tornents, car
shops, locomotives; cave, -
V.—A CAPITAL STOCK' SITBSCIIIPTIONI"triari
the stockholders, of .which OVER.EIGHT
LION DOLLARS baiir been, paid in upon - the
work alreidtdone. :and Which will be increased
as , thewonta of the Conipany i eellaire.
VI.NET CASH EARNINGS delta Way litudiesa,,,
that already amount to. MORE THAN TIM IN-,
. TRUEST en - ttni First idertifigelfoinle, Vivre
earningsarch° indication of the vadt4hrough
bnalnesa that mtnit tolynnliHnow.nteg of,theßner,
to the-Paelde, but ta r ier ,ceitALIIY.Pr?vC t4at
FIRST .NIOFITCACE .2 BONDS
`upon inch' a Property, Leastinitreattilthrise tithed- 1
their amount, ABE' BE.UPAE„4 3 EX9Nr! - 41 4 Y;
CONTINUE NCY. • .
The CoMpany have aoundant, means in their
treasury, "and'make no appeal to the' nablie to'nur- r
chase their Bonds, as the daily subieriptititut are en
tirely satisfactory; but they snliadt that, for entire
security and liberal returns there certainly no,
better investment in the ma rket.
The Union Pacific Bonds are for $l.OOO each, and
have coupons attached. , They have thirty years , to
run; and bear annual Interest, payable on the drat
days of January And July, 'at 'the Company's Ofiess
in the City of New York; at the rate of six percent.
In gold. The Principal is payable In gold at matu
.
rity. At the present rate of gold, these bends pay
an annual income on their cost of . • '
NE4116LY . N17121 017111 CENT.,•
AND IT IS BELIEVED • TEAT THEY WILL
SOON BE AT , A PREMIUM.
The Company .reservst the, right to advance the
price of their bonds to a rate above par at any time;`
and will not till any Orders or 'receive any palmed*.
tlons on which the money has not beelaacthaal pall
at the Company's Mice be.fote the time of such
Parties subsaribing will-retalt the pat value tif.the
bonds and the accrued interest in currency, 444 e
rate of six per cent. per annum , from the 'date on
which the last coupon was paid. Subscripticitus whi
be remised in Pittehurgh by ; r,
JAII.EIB T. BRADY , Co., ..coraer of Wood:
,and Fourth Streets; :,.
124.11 T, co,v9grs.T, ,No., corner of ,Terook;
. and Third Streets
~ . ~, • .
_.
..,,..:,:.; i
8. *cliilli.VE On CC., 14% Fourth Steee4:,,
Pit 8.. mitßilir., • coinei pit/and*go; *ll4,
R3lllllloit imps.; ih.FoOrth street. -; " s `
• ...)1,...:: ) - ••1.. • • • .t.. .L , : .:',:.' :, ~,;
AND I* ritliy if9liE. . •
-: ! .):: -1 •,I •41 .. .. , ...)•,.. •,, .i) ".. , : '-'• )•
A t F C ' M P ea r l°223e, 2153* 90 Na an.
Streets mid ' );'i
J01115.J. CUM (15. Bankeph.lio..s9
Street, 1 , 11 !!5: 0 7 niFlPsPY'‘.l.Alrer!...
agezis thkoughout. Milted States.
Remittances should be, matte, in drafts _or . other
hinds per in New York, end the tonds will, be ;sent
free of charge by return !express,' Partial tub- -
scribing througelomd ag es nil/ Jack to them,for,
their safe delivery. ' ' ' *.
.; A PAMPHLET AND "F OR 1888 . has 'jus t .
been pubihMeg by, the coin any,. giving Adler, in
formation than is possibl e in an advertisement, re
specting the Progress of th Work, the Resources
of the Country traversed • the' Road, the. Means
for Construction, and the y, ue of the XlOlnia..ninch
will be sent .free on applies ion at thet.Company's,
offices, or to any of the adve ed agents. - , •- -
JOHN J , TreAsukei
• armor . ; , ~ , , , - NEW YORK.
.118TABLIameDlelt9.......rar lamina' IN ANNSICUL.
NORTH 'IMEILICATT " •
Lightiing Rod.< lianufactorv. -
-, . ititAsti riltnitiiitir - .
: • . 2 . , ~ . .., „ ;', . ',1 9 1 1,:.;:,,,, ~-,:, ).. r:,...
IRON GALVANIZING ', 'MORK& -
iioitii - iiiii iu ibtaiizi) ii: th i.it: .
i'IIOEIEBRATEIIgrARGALVANIAD, : :
c, ~
, ~, ~ -_, J .,-, i • - ,-. ~...,...::(-...i, : ti ~..,!: ,I. :
LI.II4II7 I IIIINGARANDS,
g l ih i e g eVhtintg, r i rvadmi l i t A
tt 147 • 4 4 44 814 4) A01 1 .=
A
tszlrizrzeiarAgzt upr;ganbit
'NAV 4.11 , 111= 4 " le n tigl4 . * gop i ler te l&l'
TIM Cl:mutt: l itarZiwi,4ll* 10.r4c4FghfiPw10.11,kPun,•:
phlets and sent .
.1. r txri-
- .
: RETBMII ; : it•DOii.
; : :,;,';- :,., ,T..,..: II r.dt .d Y, : ,-; t , , ~.-;,, •:S:•
.109,481 and 480- St .John St., , - ?
,apietande,p .- . , ~.:,,, ~ k47P , F..: , :i ~1 ,F,
OrPtOit o /ComuntaatuKALiakitimirf Om; I ~
Pirranuttutt,Jnne 10th, 1888. 1",
~
NOTICE' TO PL117100744
1 :.4: ir
__.,:,„.........,, -2. .c..., 1, 1.-, , 1r; rl' '
_, szAieri I'RPITOBAXA trtilton putt at Me
Quite unt •tefiltm turtew inthelve, , tar putting in
und Atll i utra In Om Ponntrrrisop.,trith tiroututs
WA - 4N ak
..T .1 7 - ',
• .
1 As direettibrAft EVklmert. , i f r . (',-
4 sea feet alibis* Oiih*nlied iroallps: :, .':; .1
i watt I Inch Globe Yalum bras& . -•--
' Matti fth traloakolositirede I `l' , - % 1 "`
1 INN tuck Lto„ do, • ~ .
1 Ibnivi istiornk 'al t o,i, :, i -, , i -...
I UT Megli b a l laiZra 6)stianytisifs,?!
4
thia:;ykiitmeitywzmfer,yl,l„
fa„,,mnitit. swieimilao,ol-4,1,01.4...0E.4.4.,
.ta
0.1,qtte.i.A.4.494.40,44.04,,at50r01c0iyam0i
c.uutrrilion. i
' 103 . PS* ty: , 14111WaridLithalttr,-41astooltorey;
t OS
4 rm.:
2 lug
mal
41 9 etoNii.. 4 -40'0
118-~~ -
=:=
DrrrsatraGnallid __
aimmiri,
001iNISI...i.twiLLE B.'S.
tOti iiiid 'stier"rlltritSDAi," )larch4ol.• ittski •
rainsi will arrive at and depart front the DePat, cot
tier of Grant and Water street s
epart., a- follows:
i - Arrive.
Mail to and from trniont*ni.v ! 7
D OO 4.. x. • 0:1:110 P. 11.
'McKeesport Accornmodyn=ioo A. .u. 11:05P. X.
Y. to aud•frem Uniont , n:l , 3:00 r. x. 10:00 A. 1C-
Witat,NewtottAcconisnod , lit 4ao 1.. a:, A-ma . ....,
sßraddock's Ateommodat'n : ' 6:15 P. x. 7:50 r: x.
Night Ace. to Ale lC eesport4o:3o P. m.- 6:40 A. 24 .,
Sunday Church Train to and
front West Newton l li i:oo P. It 10 : 00 L X
' ger tickets applYstU.. • if ' -.-.
W.
i . i J. R. KING, Agent.
W. B. STOUT, Superintendent. rata
. •I,
114 1 ; 714E D AL TIV Ter c ijk lio ll enT, 113 40 6. T al HE OIL . „REGIONS.
:Running through to , Yertatigo Oltr_witnimit change
of cars—Connectinewithtraltueßast and Weston
the_ Warm, A,Franklin, Buliroscl, and Atlantic A
girit - iiretn - ltailways. 7 Shortest and quietest
to io 011 City and FniiMig t and all points in the
0 Regions.
On andlafter:April iBotlBoB._Passenger_Trains
will .letve *wand arrivelit.the PlttsbnrODeSota. .
we 7
~ano . ,
.., .tu , d ,
~,p uE, .,O
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t i ve ' as pg ib rt. lickwn:- Are - wt.
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:Brady's Bend Accommod , rl43:oo P. AI. 10:20 A. .K. '
Soda Works Acconen.... _.i 5:30r. x. - __7:55 A. X.
?First Halton Acoonirsitn:i.r 8:50 A..."X.',1110L1U.X.
Second Halton Aneomed , n 1.71•:00 ^ 'le' 3:53 - I , .'sr.
Sunday Church Train leaVes Soda Works at 8:05
Al x.,arriving in Pittsburgh at 11:50 A.: N. Be.
tnnmast..Aeavesrittaburet at 1:10: P, ht, affillif!gli'
•SodaWorksat 11:55 P.• mr. '>•-• - -''' '-' • " "
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.W.•iiißD OLXVELAND. •
Frem Junelth, 1868
and' t artivtr: at'lthe, Unita'
Wile; lip follows:
adage Ex.... X kda, m i
-ClevelandEX: it ;XX a•M ,
Erie X Ygo Mg 7;98 a m
, Ct. hWhiVEI I I 6113 x m
Chicago Mail.. 6:08 a m
; Chem (K i x.:: 9:4-3 a m
Cl.dr, :' Ex . . , 1:43 p m
Meer* x, ..• 1:5131) m ,
Wa. a Erie Ex.',.*:4B par.l
- tiDeP art x.t irom •dr/Spheae.l
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Leetsdale " '1011 :58 3 a m
1 5i
• 1 , 4 • .
lUiCheitei ‘ 2;23;17
_WellsVe Acc.. 3:43 p m
Leetsdale Acc. 4:13p to
N. Brigttir " . 5:33 pm
m
Brigt.'43. " . 6:2Bpin
Leetsdale:." :10:43pm
.1:48 p.m. Chicago
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CINCINNATIAND ST.lmm-mr.15121244—MM11 .
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CHANGE TIME .- On' and after SUNDAY
May 10th, 1887, trains will leave and arrive at the
Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
Mall Express 215 a. in. 4:35 p M.
Fast Line. 9:40a. m. 7:15 p. m.
Fest Express 1:50 p. m..11:20 a. m..
MlxedWa . 15:10 a. m. 7:05 p. m.
MCDonald's Accii, N0..1.. 11:40 a. in. 3:05 p. m.
Steubenville Accommod'n. 3:50 p. m. 9:30 a. m.
,McDonald'sAarn, Norit:. 5:25.p. m. 8:110 a. in.
8P C[a NOTt f C 2... unilaiExtress leaves at 1:50
P• n_r.n arriving In PlFAansAigt4: oo ie. the next
morning.
"Th 82010,16 in. Train leaves daily, Sundays and
MCl:days excepted, and makds close connections at
Newark' for-zattesviller antirpulnts on Sandusky, +.
Naruilfeld & Newark IL . y{. lr
• sema„ Gener alTtcket Agehtd -
vi W; V. °AXED, Sup'l., Steubenville.
E wits rix IA
aiii64lll
.cklvntar, itartikaaix
04 and after June 7th.,-1607. „Trains , will
rive at end depart from the Union Depot, corner of
Washington and .
Liberty streets.!sa follows: • ;
Arrive - Depart.
- ]tall Train 1:15 a miDaY Express.. - 5:25 a m
Feet Line .. .: : 140 a miWall's iio 1 6:30 a m
Wall's No 1 6:20 a m Diali Train 7:50 a m
'Latrobe Ace 'n 7:50 a ml.Cleeinnatl Ex 11:40 am •
Wall's No. 2.. 6:50 a m Weill 's No. 2..
11:51 a m
'Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 a m 'Johnstown Ac . _3:05 , p m ,
Johnstown Ac.10:35 a m Bre ddocks Not 4:00 pm
Baltimore Ex. 1:OOpm Yhila , Expres::'4:sopm;'
_Express 1:20 p m Witli's N 0.3.. 5:10 p
Wall's Ho. 2:15 pm :Wall's '0:05 pin
Braddocks lie 1 5:50 p m . .... 7:30 pm
4
Wall's No. ." : f.11:15 pm Latrobe Axe' a Ft gSOP m
Altoona Acc`n Swiss:l7de .A 1; '1110:50 p
Train 030 n rc
• The Church. Train - leavea-Wallra Station , eiery
Sunday at 9:15 a. reachlag..Pittsburglr at10:05
Returning; leaves Plttsbulgb at 12:50p. raw
and arrty :.s At Trall's Station atp. m. •
•CMatrinati Express leaves daily. ' All other trains •
dally exceptilanday. • . • , ;
Nor Butner infbrmation alto
W. 11. - 11 CKWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad• Company will not ao. -
sumo any risk. for Baggage, eXcepr - tbr wearing an
and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollard' in value . All:. Baggage' exiimedlng 'that
• amount.in value be at the r isk of the Owner, an. : , I
less taken by special cdfitraca ED i
-EDWA IL WILLIAMS,- •
.Jed Oedema Su . • rinterident, Altoona, Fs.
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B ti s —On. and after AlaylOth, 1807, ate EPA--
seritraltut tai'-lbe Western:Peinsylratda -nau. ,
nme4 will Arrive at, ind._thipan, trota,the.„Fenerg
street, Depot, 'Allegheny VltyVen itillower - • -- •
...:: Aeries ~ • . ,1 , , _pops?* i' .-
ffurii3gd , ..lßal 411:65a - in kali. 1.......... .: .. --- e:isifni
. Fr.eenort X•loi. ;. 8:15a la Ilype ‘ pgrt,. pip..l 0.:/.0 am
,Exprem •. ' Wan a m Stutrpb , g• No. 111:110 arm:
lintarpb , . 14. l i illtAsip m
i l et preas.7....t... ~1 :30.p es.:
7). . j ai, 1r0„ 2.• 440 11 Ed 8 rintid , b NOT -. 3:50 pm
Man g . ..... ~...i.',latiie p!4 port No. 2 ;11:033E, nt .e.
BprinitECe Ro 2 VALOR= Seringd'e No, 2 ' . 7 . ;a) pin
A n b a l tZi a6 4 i rtar d ,te u l e e rig:it i tt Y , s ) u ne r t.,_et;ery -
Atio dm itli vilikstonl,r;e .aain t e Allegheny: City sr . •
311:66 a. m.':,„Rettirning , ,leareeTAllealleay City at:
I:20 yaim.; and artiveran . amegaehx..i.net. as ist4.o . :
Conkikiriatu.iit/Plhcamisi;4o.sliiia la laiklusip - '
Twenti , J ) ..et , wpen,Alltglr ee ltry,Clikentuut a
Herr% neatieta, Vlna+o . trim Cod Sitar& lir& "
And good only,qn the Mitzi f. , Msg. at ntatiomt spa.., , :
cinemas tickette, .- '' - ~' " : - ''' -• ' - "• - ' s -
Cf Tbe..U.gins leaving...W.o.w eltyat, 6:15.a.. in.
and-rats 21 it: make aireet ' connection at'Preeport ''
Arita Walker's, line orStatteo for Butler and Hannan''' .
I Velk irilpt•d.eggimigeAtarwliitldig.
43ridit,pltub.:gb., and Ata l a-Paind, ...111p0.1%,,, -
• Far =Met information tip 1 SO ' , ,
FEW& Anent. • - -
1'.17n " -"-; :r. j ' 499P ' 3 Federal Street Lepel'
.
liFensern Pennsylvania Ito road. will not as.':
.
trlrany risk Ybr Baggage; except Tor wearing ' ap; '
And wise''. staponailiiiityto pas Boadoed-
MM. in All ha - swage exceeding • this
=onus in:Mnotrelii : be at the risk of the artneriAtn-•
teas taken by special contract. , I
.' , • . . i,' MIEN A.RD iii.l.WltrilAbili,' ,-- '•
1 01 711' tten...ill tionerintendent, Altoona. Pa.
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ROUTE.
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Easternilk
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81108imwri AND meiri& in:LIABLE BOUT*:
ftcla the 3181 to all W EI " I n t . • • ' -
• COltira4o,' Ifievida, • •
Akrizona• • *P41410400111,
'New Mexico; Idaho;
Oregon.
' Two Traina_leaye..lßate Lino Aild Lersveuworta
daft Oinndaya excepted,k 011, the arrival of ttalna cd
Paetamilituroadttowit, Lounk anti liannibat'ann
ifti• Jo Railroad from Quincy, connecting at—Lave
rn:Wei; Tcr :itle;llramego;;Wltli; -magus' Ine•a.U.:; - :
POUI4 Altas__,.. At end of
_track west of Ells
wo • tif hiPUNKTER STATES EXPIi.M
I!VE_,_ 41 DALLT--LIE,PP. S/V.E.PND...IILUL.,•.
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;ad o + smno" , saSoli:s4itioaixttirLi.l,l24E 01
004 118 Sox' Fort Uniont'neera Fort, re 6 4-
inttltT , !(! t - 1 1 1 5 1 1 li tir i Pq In
With the, leeen . .:addltlois:ei eiOei-eu#
egelpatelit T eildlhe , arnmgestents; , raade -with
n i ar i g t grit r it i t i J i thf: an*P roal?e n alfreh l t u Zlit il . l ol ll 3` ,
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, trains, will leave Vona
Drpot. :north - ,
city
• t"
Chleago Ex... .2:08,a M .
4:Ulmb:did Ex: 2:08 a m
Chicago Ex.... 11:2i3 a Za•
Wheeling. Ex. 11:08 aft:.
St. Louts Ex.. 3:33 p na,
& Whlg. Ex 41•311 pat
Erie& Yg'n Ex 6:13 p
, Chicano Ex... . 4-:23 p m
191. 8:-Wh*g• E x 7:05 yna
arrive to Alceuhrjw.
IslBrigt , n AC. 1 7403 &
N4l3rlgt•ti 13:91811111.
.8:03 am - ,
New Castle " 10:13 a at
Leetfulale ".* ,9:l3ans
• " *1:08pm
Brl.gt'ti ." 2:43pm
Leetsdale ". 4-:53 pm.
, - - 7:28 png
Urines leaves daily. ,
._Exptess arriveadatly.,
tieneral Tleket.ligente;'
no ,
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