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CENTRAL LIVE4STOCK:- ipIMMET
IfroßoV TH - E P/TTeBIIRGE. GAZETTE,
, WEDNESDAY. September 16,-.1868.
(TATTLE.
Since our last the Cattle market has been
dull and rather inactive, althOrgh there
has been a • fad 'complement in the pens.
Eastern . buyers seemed afraid to purchase,
I exceptat low rates, as many of them lost
hbay4y on their, last Week's, purchases.
There were some very fair cattle offering,
bat ou account of the low offers, holders ex
-1:110tPa to ship them Last on their own se
count; The in?..dintia and totv'er grades were
• in moderate, request, but at low figures.
The:sales for the Week 'ending September
10th, were 1;10a head at 84,25@7,87, arid for
this week 1,329 head, at a range of $5©7,25
per hundred. A few bulls sold at $3,25©
3,30 Perhundred. • The foliowing sales are •
reported:
UNTlies..LilfrertY, & C0..t0 J. Rambo 20
head 10;025;.at $6.25;-Holrres, Lafferty& Co. _
to R. Mayne, 21 b, 16,000 at 3,25; Holmee,
Lafferty & Co. to . G. Marks, 54 58,050 at 6,25 f
Holmes, Lafferty & Co. to J. Landis, 21
22,575 at 6,00; Holmes, •Lafferty & Co,' to S.
Miller, 33 39,275 at $33 i4T 17,25; 'Holmes,
Lafferty Ago. - to J. Aull:& Co., : 1E018;575 atV
/16 off 17,00; H dges A, Taylor to G. Marksi,
1819,775 at 6.12; Hedges 'it 'Tailor to' ',EL
Erisman. 16 19,375 at 7,00; liedgea.andTey
lor to 11. Erismtm,ls2sl,Uso at , 5,70; Hedges/
eir..Taylor to it. Bender & Co. 7270;615 at 6,06: -
W. Morris to P. Klemens & Co. 69 75;300
5,60; It. Carvey • :to; Boyell 2-+2,600 at '5:00;,/
Downey it Co. to B. McGarvey,4s-36,8u0
5125; Thompsen to P' Kletnens. "ago.. 10&.
116;650 itt 6,56 f B." -EfeCicaryby Hervitle,
113,725 at. , &511 Maypole- to EVans, 37
37,900 at 5,20; . 11azelwood to P. /Clemens dr
co 4 35 36,875 at: 5'67; Hazelwood to P:Klern•-•
ens & Co., 70 72,475 at , 6,60; Smith•& Blue to
. • « •
R. Black, 21 22,400 a., 6,00; A.. J.. Zeigler to
" J. Evans; 20 19,125 at 5,50; Henclemon to J.
Evans, 21
. 20,850 at 5,62; E. grouse & Co. to
J.. - Evans, 6; :;5,625 at 5;50 H. 'Bartlett
to - J. N. Pideoek, 2 b 1,850 at 3,30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
, During the past week the market has had
a large number of Sheep' and Lambs on
sale, but they were mostly of a poor char
acter, and many of them could hardly be
called "scallawags" of the first order. This
last was :.ve - and •nominal in price,
whilst' anything apprciaching a first class
ariele sod ready at fine pri es. •
The sales for_the week were 7,154 head
at from $2,87a4,50 per hundr. d. The sales
for the week ending Wednesday, Septem
ber 9th, vere 8,386 head.
Since our last report the following sales
are_repprteff: , •
Holmes, Lafferty & Co. sold to Aul & MY
era 108 head weighing 9,000 at 3,75; Holmes,
Lafferty' & Co. to Aul Mykrs 124 head,
weighing 10,990, at 3,75; Holmes, Laffertv
to-Aut & Myers 65 head t weighing 5,350;
$. at C0.. ,37; Williams to Ant& Alyers 385 lead;
at $1,25 Per head: Hedges & Taylor to -Axil
& Myers 199 head, weighing 15.025, at 2;87;
liedgeA &Taylor to C. P. Berger 171 head,
weighing-15,600, at 4,50; , ---Hedges & T-tylor.
to C. P. Berge , 43,head, weighing 3.610 at
et, 3,75; J. li. Miller t • Orr & Williams 2438
heAd, , ,,weighing,l7,66s, at 3,50: "Orr &
llama to M. Bailey 103 head, weighing 8;190,
' at 3;50; Holmes, Lafferty & Co. to M. Bailey
194 head, Weighing 16,465, at ... ; Hedges &
Tayl. , r to G. Pratt 380 head, weighing 30,-
650;at 3,25; P. Lamb to I. N. Pi.iceck 204
.head, weighing 15,510. at 3,25; H. Bartlett
to 3. N. Pidcoek 204 head, weighing 14,125,
at 1,95 - per head; Orr & Williams to .1. N.
Pidcock 92 head, weighing 7,170, at 3,37;
Holmes; Lafferty & Co. to Aul & Myers 187
head, weig ,ing 14,400, at 3,62; S. MeClaine
to C. Pearce 293 head, ' weighing 22,800, at
3,25; A. Crawford to J. C. Lloyd 226 head,',
'• weighing 18,775, at 3,90; G. C. Elder to J. C.
• Lloyd 118 head;weighing 9,628, at 3,25; W. -
1 T. Tamier to JC. Lloyd 105 head, weigh
„ ing 6,140, at 3,50;* A. Smith to J. C. Lloyd
107 head,. wilighing'7,7oo at 3,37; Zeiger to
J. C. Lloyd .118 head at 2,00 per head; Zei.
ger to J. C. Lloyd 217 head at 1,90 per head;
McGill J. C. Lloyd 217 head at 1,50 per
head; Monroe:to J. C. Lloyd;208 head at 2,25
per head. • , •
ROOS.
Choice smooth hogs. sold readily at full
prites; being large in number
drovers and ethers took hold freely of the
medium and lower grades, and these also
brought fair prices. The sales for the week,
ending. Wednesday ";eivenitigir , September
• 9th, were 3,019 head, at - from. $7,55a11,26.
The sales since foot up to 4,117 head, at tis,oo
a 11,25 per hundred. The following sre the
sales registered:
Ratribo sold to Singer and Imhoff 122
head,- weighing atr Y lo,43of Messenger'
& co: to Singer &,,Imhoff-97 head; Weigh;
ing22,360, at 11,25;;Gilahriat& Co. to Singer
,& Imhoff 96 head, weighing 22,850, at 11,25;'
• Gilehriat & Co. to .Singer & IrtfliOff9 bea,l,
weighing 2,240, at 11,25 T. Hedges & 'Taylor
to Singer: dr ' Imhoff 102: lead;- weighing
22,178, at 10,35; Messenger & co. to Singer
ItrfitOff9l; bead; weighing 20,650, at .1.41 W
J. N Pideock •to Singer & •Itnhoff 11 head; '
Weighing 2,422, at 11,00 t, Jas. Carnes to
Singer & Irnhoff 80. head,.. weighing 17,150,
at 9.62;-Holmes,-Laffertylk. Co. to Singer &
Imhdf(3B`, head, Weighing '6,300, at 0,87;
• Montgomery to Singer & Imhoff 711 head,
s averageWeig tat 11,12; W. M. Tildon
to Gilchrist . et,Co. 198 head. weighing 43,440,
• at 11,25; O. Quick , to Giichnst it Co. 2;3
head, weighing '63,825, at 11,00; W. M. 'EI
-1d•on to Gilchrist & Co. 91 head, weighing
22,690; at 11,25; J. \V. Allerton to Gilchrist
. & Co. 97 head; weighing 23,690, at 11,25;
Holmes, Lafferty ,k Co. to Gilchrist & Co.
'7 54 headi Weighing 12,525,' at 11,00; Hedges
A &• Taylor.to,Gilchrist Lit. Co. WO nead,weigh
.;.i ing 20,675. at 10,30; , J. Hawk :to ; - Gilchrist &
Co. 89 head, weighing 19,025,k - it 10,25; W.
Hamilton to,Gilch rist & Co, 132 head, weigh.
4 ing 27,200. at 10,50; Holmes, Laf.& co. to C.
• 4 M, Keys, 130 head, weighing 22,900, at 9,65;1
• Gilchrist-,&Co. to Wesley Hedges 15 head,
weighing 4' IP
560 at 8 75;11 Dodge to Wesley
H• edges 78 head, weig hag 12,085 at 8,75; S
1 Hawk to.NVealey Hedges 35head, weighing
-4,750 ,'at!,.'B,oo; Iled;, es it. Taylor to Vi'esley
Hedgei 54 head weighibg 9,310: at T 8,70;
..!! Holmes, Lafferty ,& co. to WeSley, Hedges
.11 183 'bead," weiglattig';3o:lso - at 9,324 Orr. it
Wililatns E Wesley -Hedges 100 head,
weighing 16,450 at 8,75, , T-1.41M la to Wesley
• Hedges 12 head, weighing 2,490 at 9,00; D
• HohOertnWesley Hedges heait - weighing
• 9,969 at 7;8I; Toner & Jackson o Crouse,.
:.1. Ennsiiek & Cb. - 163 . 1Mad,"Weighing 31,885 at
10,50 . L.W..14" Tildort to Crousp, ; Eurerick dr,
ql Co. .44 ;bead; Wefghing 22,310 it '11;12; W
M Tildona to• Crouse, Etnerlek & Co. 106,
1- 1 head. weighing V.,310 at 11,12;'W C *Camp
bell4CoCrodsei• Effierick 79 'head;
• weighing ''18,060 ' at,i10,25; • It' S i Cook' to
Crouse, , r.inerfek di • Co. 49 head, weighing
I; 9,400 at 9,55; Smith & Blue to J N P deoek
122 litssid; - weighing - 20,1190 -* arB,7s;HolmeS, -
"- Lafferty &Co. to Jr2 4 lPideiaCk".2s; =weighing •
• 4.775" at 9,00; C ji,Myers to,/ N Pi Bock 17
I, head; Welithingtl 10 at 8,50r-Smith&Dlud
to Orr & Williatns E 4 head, • weighing I,o3o'at
9,25; Holmes & L ifforty to L. Smith . 109
head,..weighing 15,)25 at 8,25;' Holmes & -
Lafferty to.Etimith 61 head, weighing 9.750
at 8,25; HidineS . 4 . l"4lfferty CO' -E South- 1 4 4PJ
t. l head: weighing 1.0,20.0'at 9,001010 i McKee
E Smith 125 head, weigh. ng. 21,075 at 8 74.
' * Chicago Market»
11.13 y Teleant& to the Pittsbhrat Gazette.
Ca/CrA.GO:A. , lglyit 10.—Flour; steady: sales
inf spring extras - at' . `• $7,24415. , Wheat
1,tate4y;.541.0345)....1:at t 1458;11,6U and No. 2
51,523141.84 W; sal* of I.la Vaincethe
change at 51,52. Corm, falr-request; aales
144 . 1 at 9.5 1 4a980; 9h4i4iy,c, and!
~ .i., r e,piett, d at 90a9.1c, :cloning at: 95a9.5i10 .fer
IN°. 1; sales of. No. 1 this afternoo.t at 95%0.
i•osits-steady; .;stilevii at. so xa,s I wo, clesi ng at
1503P4510. K.4 , c) dull; sa ea of,No. kat $1,1914
tal,24', arid No. 2at 51,15. Barley . quietl i .
) aalett or No: 2 at $465a1,6614 and rejected it,
41,4C11,45. 'Higharie4is inactive but firm, at'
41,45a150 .for'. free 'and' 8011350 for bonded.
Mesa Pork easier; the market close&with
free aell~xe at, 110,25-."' Lard nominal at 18 3 ,
alflc. Dry SalteitShOuldara Inactive at - 11a'
11114 c. Receipts for iheatrast twenty-four
iboars7A2,22o .bbla Iluur; 120,i139 bush
•buNh natal
5 . 162.- heaChoga.: Shipinent--11,w2, bbla
flour:SUM bu-hwhcat; 73,5913 Wish corn;'
1290390 . buah mitt) 2,oll'llead
dal Natten, iii Neif York.
Gold Closed at 1443;.
My Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
NEW YORE; September 16;1868
MONEY 'AND GOLD.
Monqy easy and eteady at 3@5 per cent.
on call. Sterling quiet at B`x,@9y,. Gold
firmer; openi,,g at 144 y and closing at
4
144%. The transactions were heavy, many
of the purchasers being German bankers
A rumor was al.° on the street that war
was imminent between France and Prussia.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS. • ,
Governments opened quiet and closed
lower; quotations, Coupons 1881, 14014 X;
'62, 13;i @)I3N: '64, 9x@97,1; '65, 11(11%;
New, 8%,(99; '67, 83,1@9; '6?t, 9@.9 1 / 8 ; 10:40s,
104Xa1043(. Railroad bonds stiong and ac
tive for Western shares while other roads
have been quiet. Express shares;excited.
Miscellaneous shares quiet except the Pad.-
tie Mail which advanxki.
5:30 PRICES: Canton, ,46y,g47: B. W.
P., .15@15 . %; Cumberland, 31;4g3254;
.Wells'.. Eipress, 27y,@27!‘ ; American,
48@48 1 ,4; Adams, 51;5@513;; United Stat. s,
49449%; Merchants Union; 2454@2511;
Quicksilver, 21@22; Mariposa, 4@5; do.
preferred, 1134 ®11X; Pacific Mail, 107!4,©
MN; Western Union Telegraph, 34@"34%;
New York Central, 125%@125%; Erie,
46 %@47; do. preferred, 70@71; Hudson,
149f944034 4 ; Reading, 91%@91.34; Ohio ik,
, Mssissippi, 29 ./@ 29 34 ; Wabash, 6334
@63y: do. prefer, ed, , 77P77%; St. Paul,
96 %97; preferred, 95,N; Michigan Central,
11$8119; Michigan Sou, horn, 84g,@84 1 4;
11111noii Central, 144@145; Pittsburgh, 88/@
88N: Toledo, 102% . ©103; Rock Island, 102%
@103; Northwestern, 88%@89; do. prefer
• red,. 88X4'89%; Fort Wayne, 109(0109/0
Hartford and Erie, 23(412356; Terre Haute,
46k; preferred, 65%@67 Hannibal and St.
J0e893®90; preferred, 90; Dubuque and
Sioux City, 100.
- RENTING • SHARES
Quiet; New: York. Gold, 105; Gregory, 400;
Montana, 630; Smith and Parmalee, 455.
, .STATE BONDS
rong;. old Tennessees, 70%; new do, 69g;
Missouris, 92; old North Carolinas, 72%;
new do, 72%; old Virginas, 54%; new, b 4.
SUB-TREASURY
.MATTERS.
ReCeliptS, 01,124,769; Payments, $1,102,898;
Balance, $90,283,707.
New York Produce Market.
[ST Telegraph to tbe I'lttaburgh Gazette. I
•
NEW Yomf, September - l6.—Cotton active
and Uctiater, with sales of 2,800 bales at
2030 for uplands. Flour; receipts of 9,388
barrels; - the market is heavy and 10a20c
lower, with "sates-of 8,100 barrels at $6,90a
7,50 for superfine and western; 07,8059,35
for extra western; $9;50 for white wheat ex
tra;18,40110;85 for Round Hoop Ohio: $S,75a
10,4)0 for St. Louis; and $10,50a13;50 for good
to choice do., the market closing dull. Cal
ifornia flour is loVver, and sales were made
of 450 sacks' at' s9all. Rye flour is quiet,
and sales were made of 200 barrels at $6,90
aB,f 0. Whisks. is firmer with sales of 200
bars els in bond at 71c. Wheat;' there were
no receipts; the market is less active aid
spiing is 2a4e lower, and winter is a shade
easier, with sales of 59,000 bushels at $1,85a
1,90 for. No. 2 spring, the latter for choice;
$2,20 for red western; $2,50a2,60 for white
Southern and Michigan; $2,30 for 'amber
Michigan. Rye dull; miles suo bus at $1,45.
Barley 1- quiet; sales S,OOO bus Canada on
private terms. Bailey Malt is dull— Re
ceipts of Corn, none; corn is a shade easier;
sales 69,000 bus at $1,16a1,19 for unsound;
$1,20a1,21 for sound mixed western; $1,19
do in store. Receipts of Oats, none and is
dull at late lower; sale. 3,900 bus Id 67a69c
for new western at depot; 72c afloat. Sugar
is easier; sales 700 hhds Cuba, llal2c. Hops
are quiet, 20a We for American. Petroleum
is dull, 143015 e for crude; 29c for refined
bonded. Coal, domestic is firm; foreign is
dull and - nominal. Leather, hemlock sole
is quiet and unchanged—Wool is firm;
sales 605,000 lhs at 45a50c for domegic fleece;
35a45c for Pulled. Metal—sheeting Copper
is steady, 250 for ingot: 23 1 4 e for Portage
Lake; 234a23%e, Detroit. Pig Iron is quiet;
firm at $43a50; Scotch $32542; American
bar firm at $87,50'90,00; refined English
:and ,A.merie tri Sheet firm at $13.114; Russia
nail rod selling , at 9. 1 4a1014c per lb; Nails
i
firm at 5 1 .4 scl for for cut, 6%c for clinch, and
"27a30c for horse shoe. Pork heavy and
lower; sal s of 1,050 bbls at $28,80429.25 for
"mess; closing at $29 cash; $29 for old do.;
$24,00a24,5
,for prime; $2.6;75a26,87f0r mess.
Beef quiet t and steady; sales of 25 bins at
$14.120,50 for new plain, mess; $20,50a24,75
for new - extra mess; tierce eef quiet: at
821a33 I for primp mess, $30a36 for India.
Beef Hams steady at $25a31. Cut Meats
heavy and drooping; sales 160 pkga at 12a
13c for shonlders; 19e for hams. Middles
quiet and drooping; sales , 100 boXeS Cum
berland cut at 143 e; 100 boxes short clear
at private terms. Lard quiet, closing firm
er; sales 700 pkgs at 19;5a20e, now held at
'2OV,C for steam; 20%,a20 1 ,0 for kettle render
ed. Batter quiet at 31.9.38 e for Ohio; 38a140
for State. Cheese quietat 13317;40. Freights
to Liverpool deeidedl V firmer; engagements
per steamer of 25,000" bu grain at 4 1 4 d, 4%d
for corn, 5d for wheat and 3,000 'bbis flour
at ls 9d. -
LATEsx.--Flour dull and lialOc lower.
Wheat quiet; winter grades are dull, with
a strong downward tendency; in spr'ng
there is a sudden advance; ocean freights
haye a depressing effect. Rye quiet at 81,40
for western. Oats dull arid heavy at 67a69c
at railroad depot. and 71%a72c afloat. Corn
dull and heavy at,81,16a1,19 for unsound,
.and 81,20a1,20% for sound now mixed
western afloat. Pork quiet at $28,00a29 ibr
mess, cash and regular. Beef quiet and
st, 1114. Cut Meats are favoring buyers
;with a limited demand. Macon' dull at 13 Kc
for Cumberland cut. Lard steady at 19%a
20c for fair to prime steam. Eggs more ac
tive at 2.5a28c.
Cincinnati Market
fßv Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.:
CINCINNATI, Sept.-16.—Flour unchanged•
and quiet; family 8959,10. Wheat held
,more firmly, but the demand light; red
sold to a moderate extent at 81,95, and at
the close it was held at U. Corn firmer
apd-in demand at 9841 for ear, shelled eels
ling at about the same prices. Oats firm
at 57a583 for No. 1. Rye' firmer; sales at
• 81,37a1.40. Barley' in 'demand; sales No.'l
spring- itt'42, fall 12,2052,25. Cotton firmer
end in , moderate demand, at 240 for 'mid-
• Tobacco firmer; sales 195 hhds trash
at $5.15a6,35, lugs $7,85a9,f30, and leaf sloa
v 5,75. Whisky scarce and in demand, at
700 in bond and 81,80 free. Mess Pork 'dill"
and ' nominal at 829. Lard dull at Mc, but
in light jorobing demand. rßulk meats ir
regular, with very little demand;" shoul
dersilalll4o, sides 'and nominal.
Bacon dna and unsettled with . only a
ited demand; shoulders sold at Igol3o,
,clear rib sides 15211510 and clear 113 1 4,a161ic.
Sugar cured trains dull at 20a21e. 'But
ter firm at 55a38e few freah. Eggs firm at
200. Flaxseed dull at 82,40 for prime. Thn
40Y f 9 3 0, aillati at g 34 3,41 ;" 10 g
- 0-lin g-data
in Clover. ' Hay fn' better *siipply and de-;
Caging; lard , pre-sed 114a15 on arrival.
Groceries:unchanged and firm at full prices.
Linseed oil dull at $1.10a1,12, with only a
limited jobbing demand. Gold 144 y,, buy- .
ing. Money market -unchanged. !
.Buffalo Market.
.4By Telegrapb to The PI riab rgh llasette.)
Burs'ato, September 16.-Flouo dull and
nominal; Wheat quiet arid firm; tales of'
7,800 bath No.'2 Racine ',t 11,68; 7,500r.b05h
Na.l 2 *llwssakee' at 11;70; 2,800 bush No..
2 Chicago at st,oB;, 2,200 bush amber Mich
gan at'g2;lo. Cortfqniet; sales 50;00Aibush
at i 11,08. Oats active; .alss 35;000 bush at
'62 1 /gi3: 53,000 bush at 82c; clohifig ft rnt at the
outside figures.' RYeitoritinal and inactive:
Barley— sales of 2,lotibuth Canada`at $1,50;'
one car choice Canada at11;65. MesiPork
•dull
.at. 816, .Lard 'dull a; '2Oa2lC. Seeds'
F reights firm at 464.6 on
whdat, 240 on corn,' 910 on oats 'for
New York. Redelpts`=-Wheit,26 0 , 1 16 bush;
tern, 225,000 :bush; oats, 13) ; 09.1 hush; rye,
10,000'bush; barley, 5,000 bush; peae l none.
Shipmtritis—wheat, 60,006 'Nub; c0rn,103,-
000 btush; oats, 107,000 bush; ri•th 8,000 boats.
tiTT - Si3lTh r idll lUMIi§DAt: 186 i
. •
St. Louis Market:
[By Telegraph to the I!lttabn rgh Gazette. 3 -
ST. ]yours, Sept. 16.—Tobacco dull and
drooping; sound lugs $8a10; dark leaf sloa
13; dark wrappers $14a18; medium and
bright leaf $15a40; fine and. fancy sloa4B.
Flour dull and the demand 'chiefly for low
grades; superfine $6a6,25; extra $3,5087;
double extra $7,50a8; fancy $10,50a12,75.
Wheat irregular and more active without
quotable change in the price.
.Corn heavy;
white 97a08%c; yellow 96a97c. Oats in bet
ter demand at 52a56c for good to cho ce.'
Barley bolter et $1,90a1,95 for prime to
choice. Rye quiet And lower at $1,16a1,18.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork $29 round lots.
Bacon—clear sides sold at 16c for_ old; 163 , 2 c
for-new packed; clear rib sides 15 1 4 c; •fo r
shoulders 123;a13c. Lard is held at 19a1914c
for choice kettle rendered in tierces. Re
ceipts-Lflour 3,000 bbls; wheat 23,185 bu;
corn 2,200 bu; oats 19.500 bu; barley 7,637
bu; rye 3,900 bu.
—a--
Toledo Market. -
[By Teldgraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
ToLgno, September 16.—Receipts-3,560
bbls flour; 14,920 bus wheat; 4,502 bus corn;
1,693 bus oats. Shipmenr —11,600 bbls
flour; 33,417 ; 1 bus wheat; 2,750 bus corn;
8.450 bus oats. Flour is quiet. Wheat has
advanced 2a3c on the bus, an,l closed with
lc off of the advance; sales white Michigan,
$2,07 1 ,02,08; amber, $2,03 to $2,041,¢; No. I
red, $2,03'4; ;4 . 0. 2,,51,90; N 1 spring, $1,70;
No. 2, $1,6214. Corn is 1 4c better; sales No.
1, $1,03 to $1,03%. Oats Is steady; a •les at
57c for No. 1. Rye is lc lower; sales at 51,28
for No. 1. Freights are dull at 5;4c to Buf
falo; 10c to Oswego.'
Louisville Market.
CBv Telegraph to the l'lttaburgh Gazette.]
LGUISVILLE, September 16.—,Tobacco
more steady; sales 67 blids lugs to medium
leaf at $6,50a11,60; far to fine, $12,25a24,25.
Cotton sold at 2134 c. Superfine, flour $6 ;a
7. Wheat 51,90a2,00. Corn; sales at 90a94 4 e.
Oats, 60a55e in bulk. Hay; prime baled,
$16,00., Sugar; hard standard, my. Mess
fork, $29. Bacon shoulders; 13e; :bar rib
bed sides, 163;e for packed. Lard in tierces
at 18c. Highwines, $1.32 for free,
BaltituorelMarket j
13y Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.'
BALTIMORE, Septem ber 16.—Flou ris un
changed. Wheat is dull and unchanged.
Corn is dull, with sales or choice and prime
'white at $1,29, and yellow at $1,25a1,27.
Oats; the market is dull 'at 70a73c. Rye is
firm at 11.40. Provisions are easier. Mess
Pork is veld at ;Pl. Bacon; rib side 4 are
held at 17c, and clear rib sides at 17 i4c,
shoulders at 14c, and hauls at 2.2 c. lAtrd is
selling at 20c.
Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Garette.l •
MILWAUKEE, Sept. W.—Flour unchang
ed. Wheat unsettled at $1,9 for No I,and
$1,51N for No'2. Oats steady and active at
54e for No 2. Corn quiet at 95e. Receipts,
4,000 bbls flour, 1C7,000 bush. wheat, 2.000
- .bush oats, 1,000 bush corn. Shipments,
-3,00+1 bbls flour, 123,000 bush wheat, 400
oats, 300 bush corn.
Chicago' Cattle Market
LET Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Guinan°, September 16.—Cattle dull;
chnice shipping held firm; saleS at 153,653,a
4,25 for coStimon; $4.(123.5,00 for light, and
$5,12 1 4a6,90 for good to choice Isinooth
steers. Hogs; common to mediuM grades
more active but easy at 49a9,50 , heavy
smooth in light supply and good demand
at sloalo,is.
Memphis Market
[Hy Telegnnh to the I'lttsbunaliiseette,.l
Mitmettrs, September 16.—Cotton firm.at
2210123 e: Receipts, 15 bales; exports, +, : 13
bales. Flour unehan.:ed. NVlteat—n .tie to
the market. Coin, 95e. - flay, ?2. ' Oats;
671,',e. Bran, 821. etirn meal $4,25. Lard,
19a20e. Pork, $3O. Bacon weak; shouLters;
131ie; clear aid. s, 17c.
Detroit Market.
(Br Telegraph to the Pittsburgh tiazette.i
DETROIT, 'Sept. 10.—Floor in better de
mand at reduced rates; large sales at t.:9,81,i
10,50 for superior. Wheat, market active
at 32,20a2;22 for Noh. 1 white, closing at in
side figure for No. 2; white in If fir thmand
at $2,05a2,04 for No. 1; awber quiet at $2,00.
impowr6 BY RAILROAD
CLEVELAND AND '.PITTSBURGH IiArL
ROAD, September 16.-2 cars iron orb.
1 car pig iron, Reese, Gratrdr. Dill; 2do do,
Hussey, Wells & Co; 5 do do, Shoenberger
& Blair; 2 cars,pig iron, Nimick & Co; 2 do
do, Graff, Byers dceo ; sdo do, Bryan &
Caughey: 1 car lumber, W W Rlgdon &
Co; 1 car limo, B L F'almostock, F & Co; 33
bbis baytes, L Fahnestock & Co: 100
green hides, Springer Harbangh & Co; 5
bbls cement, B A Fahne•tock, Son dr, Co; 1
egr stone. .1 L L Knoif Scars pig iron, Wm
Smith; 1 ear do dol Hutchison, Glass & Co; .
1 car wheat, Scott ct, Gisal; 30 bbls potatoes.
Graff & Reiter; 92 orates, 20 bdls wood, .1
Knox; 10 bbls gr-eia 'apples: Vim Gorder &
Shepard; 35 cases oil,- H Hall & Co; 15 do
do,'3 bbis sperm oil. Harris & Ewing; 11.5
bbl tallow, Dunseath & Co; 1 sack calico, 50
bxs soap, S P &nicer & Co; 2 scks raga, 1 -
bbl 2 h f do eggs, J B Campbell; 9 bbls eggs
18 do apples, 7_kegs butter, 2 bbls potatoes,
6 scks oats, 4 do rags,•Voigt, Mahood & Co;
5 salts rags ,1 libl eggs, .1' J Pettit; l car
lumber, A:Milliken; 2u bbls coal, J Adler
& Co; 1 car oats. Geo Shan; 21 bbls flour, C
B Leech; 19 bbls apples; Fetzer & A: 34 bxs
grapes, J Jackson: 2 bbis bacon, .1 11 Par
ker; 3 coils rope, Fulton B & Co, •
YITTSBURGH. FT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO,
RAILROAD. September 16.—. 8 cars metal,
Nimick & Co; 11)1) bbls Aour, T C Jenkins; 1
ear. corn, J & W Fairley; 1 case tobocco,
P Et McKenna; 50 tcs hams, 25 do lard, .1 El
Parker; 50 oil bbls, W Miller 1 cir oak
lumber, Hall, P & Co; 2 do limestone,
Manf Limo Co; 275 bgs malt, J M Carson di
Co; 3 bbls green apples, W II Graff & Co; 6
do do, Voigt, Mahood & Co; lot scrap iron,
Coleman, Rehm &Co; 3 bdia steel, Hussey,
Wells Lt Co; 3 middies tcohaceo, 1 bbl do, J
Murphy; 2 kgs 'butter, 5 bbls apples, 8 do
vinegar, Vangol der dr Shepard; 3 bbls tal
low,s rolls leather. G N Eloffstott; 1 bbl
eggs, 1 keg butter, II Riddle; 12 dozen
brooms, R Robinson &Co; 2 bxs dry goods,
W M MOrrls; 1 do do, R Lytle; 1 do
.shoulders; .T S Dilworth dr. Co; 24 eke rags,
Pittsburgh Paper Ma& Co; 1 car hoops,
Phillips de M; 100 green hides, M Delange;
48 btils;do; D Chestnut; 181 bags corn,.VW J
Meek; 18p, do. dq Bricker & Co; 202 do oats,
Adams & Thursby;,l3l bdls pape ,r Hostet
ter & Smith; 1 cars, staves, M 2 Adams
. ALiftrittzsrY STATION; September 16,-
1 car barley, Heclielinan •A ,Co. 1 car flour,
and' feed; 'Stewart! Sc 'Lanier; helm:. .1 car
flaxseed; M B Snydatn; 2 care lumber, S M
Cutrimings; 15 hides, A &J Groetzin
ger;•l car. lime, Gillespie `& Co; 1 du do, J
Abdell; 5 bbls eggs, F oWons; 142 bundles
paper. ifrazier& Metzger; 100:bbls ii er S
(3 MOIIIMPriIi, 49p..01i?, i5..M.1:90. LuU
bags ; i [49tllv seed, et hags 6'01;3304: Jos
Craig; 140 beef tildes, L•ippe & Weise; 3
cars 'flaxseed; FlNer, Hamilton. 2 cars
wheat, Wm McKee & Co - 106 bble flOur
Kn ix:a Son; 400 hge barley. Smith de CO; 1
car Army ore, ',Rogers & Burehfield; 1 do
de, -Lewis, Bailey & Dalzell; 200 green
hides: A; Holstein% 1 car flour and mill
feed,,Hippley, & Beckert; 1 do wheat, Ken
nedy & Brq . / do mil/feed, J II" McKee
& Co. _ '
PITTSRIIIIGH,OINDINNATI AND BT. Loin S
RAILROAD; September 10.440 hbialard oil,
F Sellers it Co; 10 do do, It L Pahnestock
It Co; 50 , bbls llonr,•Sam Lindsay, Jr it Co;
21 eke wheat,,Oilmore, Straub it CO; 8 aka
-wool, Harbaugh Jc Co; 25 elm wheat. 100
do barley, Vred Schield; 13 do wheat; 12 do
barley, Lcar;do t 51ellenry it Hook 16 bbla
potatoes, Meaner it Harper; '2 bbla
Volgt, Mahood ' ct'Co;'s bbls do 'do, ‘,o' H
Graff& CM 2 do' do' Robb it Herron; 20 ics•
oats, Smith it CO; +ri i bbls apples,. Meatier
Harper; 34 eke fljnr,'John Soheleine.
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ALLEORRNII VALLS! RAILROAD, Bep.
ternbei 111.-1 tiar graln, -- Crawford do Qo; 5
ears Hint:Atone, Eshoenbergen . dt Blair; 1 do .
coal; Buff= 'A Co; 2 oars ufetal e ß own dd.
Co; 20 sks eata..4ll.do Ogg a Maga.
New York Dry Goods Market.
CBy Teleiraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
- NEW YORK, Sept. 16.—The anticipated
decline , in prices- of Printed 'Calicoes has
just taken place. Most makes are off 1 ,4 c
per yard. We quote Spragues at 13; Pa
cific 13; Oriental, Manchester American,
Lancaster arid Amoskeag 12 1 4; Stuarts
11;1; Lowell 11; Wininsiatta 9; Reybolds
10, and Columbian Prints 8. Market — for
unbleached and bleached Muslinsls also
depressed,. and although many classes of
goodS are selling very low, still buyers-are
timid purchaser s. Notwithstanding the
decline in Cottons, the market closes less
active. Woblens continue in good request
at steady prices.
Philadelphia Market.
illy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Ga7ette.l
RITILADELPIIIA, Sept. 16. —Petroleum
dull; crude 26c; refined 29c. Flour declined
25c; extras•sBss,7s; northwestern extra fam
ily $9a10,50; Pennsylvania and - Ohio do., slo
al2. Wheat dull at $2,20a2,25; amber $2,35.
Rye $1,56a1,30 for 'Penna. and western.
Corn dull and droophig: yellow §1,30; mixed
western $1,27a1,28; Oats in fair demand;
Penna. and Ohio 74e7c. Clover seed sBa9.
Flax $2,90. Groceries and provisions un
changed.
RIVER
The river continuos t. recede slowly at
this point with eight feet in the channel by
the Monongahela mar s. The weather
continues very change ble; early in the
morning it 14/31 'warm and considerable
Jrain fell, whit later in he day the wind
t •
shifted, and l become quite cool, render
ing overcoats and fires necessary.
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There has been no arrivals since the date
of our last report. The R. C. Gray, froin
Cii.cinnata was due last night and will
doubtless be found in port this morning.
The Grey Eagle for Parkersbug and New
State for Wheeling departed, on time, with
fair trips.
The J. N. McCullough cleared for Cin
cinnati last evening, with an excellent
freight list. Capt. Dan Moore, in com
mand, and mr. A. C.‘APConnell in the
office.
The Messenger Capt. Dean, is filling up
steadily for St. Louis and will be the first
packet out. • _
Capt. Hugh Campbell announces the
Mary Davage and barges for St. Louis,
forthwith.
Business was fairly active at the landing
yesterday, as much so as could b., expected
under existing circumstances. It is a little
early yet for the regular fall business, and
besides the rise was .not expected. •
The towboat Mary Alice, which we an
nounced for New Orleans on Tuesday, did
not get away, owing to; the insufficient
stage of water. The Simpson Horner and
Ste-lla will go throtigh all] right. The tow
boats Grand Lake: Collierlttlary Alice, and
Be .z,.are in readiness to take tows of coal.
and as soon as the water will permit, they
will depart for New Orleans. The Brilliant,
with seven barges, and seventy thousand
bu.liels of coal departedJyosterday for
.
—The Cainelia, en route from Pittsburgh
to St. Louis, passed Evansville .on Mon
day.
—The Wild Duck engaged on Monday at
Cincinnati to take troops to St. Louis at $4
for each of tee men. and 153 for horses.
—The N. W. Union Vaeket Onnpany are
contracting to carry wheat in hulk to New
York via,St. Louis and New (Weans. One
oftheir•biats was to tow on Saturday ono
of the M. v. Tran-portation Ci),'s barges.
recent English improvethent in
safety ‘alyes not only allows the 0-cape of
steam when tie limit of pressure is
reached, lint When this water in the boiler
gets too low it opens a valve and floods the
tires with water.
—Latd aivices state that all the ware
houses on the Upper Mississippi are own--
flowing with grain, owners begging. or
barges t., move the crops to market. It
will be impossible to ship it at all this fall.
and will require at-least three months of
' next season to forward Ihe crops.
—The streets and cellars of Zmesville,
' Ohio, Were inundated by the rain, last
Saturday morning. Three inches of water
fell durimr.three hours. There is a f eshet
in the Mnskinguin. On Thursday the
Streets of Nashville we. e rendered impas
sable by the flooding rain. The Cumberc
land is rising again said in fine navigable
condition to points above Nashville. Ar
kansas river rose 30 inches at Little Rock
last Wednesday night, with a three foot
rise at FortlSmith on the day previous.
—The following steamers return Internal
Revenue receipts frhm passengers at Cin
cinnati for the month ..f August. vlz.; Min-,
neola. $303; Nightingale, $735; Abeond,
$444; Shamrock, $630; Golden Era, $613;
Tahlequah, -$714; Lawrence, $513; St.
James, $1,935; General Buell, $3,298; Mary
Ament, $.522; America, $5,190; Cheyenne,
$1',905; Lady Grace, $623; C. T., Dumont,
$1,119; Mary Erwin, 81,069; United States,
$4,971; Bostona, $3,278; Major Anderson,
$3,398; Telegraph, $2,453; Samuel J. Hale,
$443.
—The Cincinnati Commercial, of Wednes
day, says: The levee presented a lively
appearance yesterday, in the - way of re
eeiving and discharging cargoes. The
New York - ttill get off for Pittsburgh to
day, with a fair -trip, while Capt. Ebert
Wilf start up with the Yorktown from the
Marine Ways, where she has been laid up
for some time. She will take people, but
goes out pretty light, with the hope of
I, picking up a 'trip along the way. Captain
CouWay hasalready engaged 200 tuns for
the Silver Cloud, and will co out fully
laden, including way engagements.
We clip the following from the same pa
per: Andy Poe, sixteen years old, a son of
Capt. Poe, of the America, has just' com
pleted a landscape ,111 oil of the Grand
Tower.on the Upper Mississippi. It is a.
highly creditable' work of art for ono' so
youg. He 1$ a natural artist; and botind to
make his mirk.
—ln February, 1806, the steamer W. B.
Carter, of the Atlantic Lit Mississippi Steain
ship/Line, exploded, with fearfut loss of
life and treinture, about twenty miles above
Vicksburg, on the Mississippi river. After
the explosion the vessel took fire and the
upper works were partially burned, after
whiph the hull swung round to the Arkan
sas shore and sunk in the:water seventy feet
deeP. On the°,vessel, charge of the mes
senger, Mr.Gray,'who 'was lost, was a safe
of the Adams Express Company, Contain
1ng5230,000 in National _curiency. Owing
to the great depth of water and the usual
deposit of mud, under which the Father of
Waters soon laid the wreck, the, many at.
tempts made by the company heretofore to
recover the money, have been in vain.
But the company have at last, the satisfac
tion of recovering the safe and contents,
partially:lnjured, of coarse, by their long
submergence Mider the - writtertfaMl neat of
the Mississippi. The money, of which
$200,000 belongs to the United States Trea
sury, and the remainder to parties in Mem,
'phis, was taken from the, wreck a few days
since by the New Orleans Wrecking Com.'
pany, and is in charge of the agent of the
company at Vicksburg- -‘
—The Memphis Bulletin says: A di&
culty is arising about the ,vvintrilige here,
and Memphis is receiving numerous and
and extensive back-handed . campliments
from the river' people. , The' • grorinds for
this can be understood when, we state that
the Legal Teiler,,on her waytup the river
last trip, paid twelve dollars wharfage.
Yesterday, on, her . way.down, her wharfage
was sixty-four dollars, under. the new rate
of wharfage. There is a•calk of boaninvold
ing Memphis like a pest; ;sending any :
unlucky who Mat/ be hound for
an God-forsaken a Spot, ashore in yawl.
Whether all this is calculateikt& advance
the b ness.fame end cotnnierelad profits
4 d i de hi n: a t nl ioti: Yo
PhlsirPeeorh,Pns may be worth con-
F 3
0 would' offer a prize
use unopened
e fi3 to r re a e u x es d sa ll y E t Zt i Ve h d e ' houses,[ f t is not im
possible but 11 / 1 4 ,8 CWROWPg about the
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stoppage of education_ in public schools,
and clogging trade by the shackels of heavy
charges•wuuld appear in the composition.
Now, we have increased the elites on trans
ient steamboats five times, it may, perhaps,
be necessary to trouble the Legislature
further on the subject of taxation on busi
ness sales.
(By Telegrauh to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
LOUISVI LLE, September 16.—River sta
tionary with eight f et five inches in Canal.
Weather cloudy and unseasonably cool.
Thermometer 60 and falling. -
^ST. Louis, Sept. M.—Weather cloudy
nd cold.
pITTS BURGH,
Marietta and Parkeriburg Line.
Leave Company's Wharf Boat, foot of Wood street.
BAYARD A. S. SILIWIIIIRD, Mister
WEDNESDAYS AND SATMIDATS,
GREY EAOLP C. L; BRENNAN, Master
EWS
Freight will be 'reeelr ed at all hours by
sel4 'JAMES COLLINS, Agent
OR CAIRO, ST. LOUIS, r
._,AIMA
AFND THE 3118SOURI. .
—The fine steamer
)tIF.SSE\UEIt Capt. WM. DEAN,
Will leave for the above ports on
THU ithltAY, 17th
Will receipt freight through to Upper illksissippl
and Mibwild rivers.
For freight or passage apply an board or to.
(4111{1e.ST •t tiAiLETT, or
Sc COLLINGWOOD. Agents.
INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
GUARDIAN
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
No. 102 BROADWAY.
ASSETS &IDLY INCREASINEI, OVER
This Company Is the Guardian of a Sacred Fund,
whlc
I I Is to provide for the Widow and the Father..
less. :
witiftheleast possible burden to the Insured.
All Approved Forms of Policies Issued.
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Li ral modes 'for the payment of Premiums.
Po!Is Non•forfeiting by their terms. The Entire
Prods of the Company divlr ed equitably among the
lusuCe.l. Last Return of Premium, FIFTY PER
Chhirr. .
I PrtS:
lion. John A. Dix. IitECToE. V. Hanghawout,,
lion. James Harper, William Wilkins,
.lohn J. Crane. Judah. 11. Pratt.
William T. Hooker, . ‘N , idlam W. Wright,
Wm. a4.-3.'ermllye, Charles J. Shirr,
Chas. G. Rockwood, - William Alien,
lion. Geo. oudyke, Geo. W. Cuyler.
Minot C Morgan, Geo. T. Hope,
Th.om.,s Itighey, Julio H. Sherwood,
Beni. It. Sherman, . Edward H. Wright,
Aaron Aniol , Geo. W. varlee.
Illell'd IL Bowne. l Wm I. Cogg,well. ...
WAI,TiIN H. PECKHAM. President.
HENR' V. tiAIIAGAN, Secretary.
LUCIUS IicADAIII, Actuary.
J. BATES
GENET AL AGENT FOR IN'EaTERN
Room No. 2, Rank of Commerce Build
lug, cor-rr ‘V(.O treets,
.C. Agents wanted. Apply as above
I MPERIL : it
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OF LONDON.
ESTAPLISUPD 1E403. CAST! CAPITAL PAID
. UP AND INVi.srED NDs P.XcELD
.. ISO 58 . ,000,000 IN GULL;.
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Building,, Goods. Wares and Merchandb•e. Steam
boats. .se. PoHides issued payable In gold or cur•
6a7• United States Branch °Mee, 40 PINE
C'l lc FIE T. N ear York.
All I.Nses of the United States Branch will be ad
jubted In New York.
J. It. 111431.A.UOIXIAIN", Agent,
OlRee, 67 FOURTH STREET.
MR. MeLAttalitlY is also Agelit fur the Manhat
tau Life Insurance contrtuuY• 5e.5.1,71.
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SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF TIKE ,
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SEWARD & CAMPBELL;
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The best Eertilizer in use, and recognized y
Farmers who nave given It a trial, to be the stand
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191121
SURF HOUSE, .40101111
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
• 'Phhi tirat class Hotel will Open thr the season on
Asth June.. Perms, 53.50 per day;
. 420 per week.
Address ' ' - H. H. THOMPSON PtOprletor,
(Formerly of Congress Hall, Cape ' blind, and Me '
tropolltan Hotel; Washington, I). (741.
KN. 11.--The musle.will ibe under the 4 direetlois o:
r. 0, , ...p_ ._ n , 1
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'LAZE HOUSE, Stoneboro, Pa.,
ton the line of Jamestown Franklin Railroad,
one hotir's ride from Franklin.) Thls house if
large.. new and commodious; well furnished, has
billiard rooms, ten-pin alleys and covered prome
nades. It is on the banks of the most ehermins
'Fairy Lake in America, abounding In thih, and ad
mirable tin sailing •purposes, surrounded with Sul
phnr,stilingn, romantic scenery, Sc. It is the hest
summer resort In the State. A • 'Area&
B. T. KEN N ED F. Proprietor.
,
DESICCATED COD Ft* near
article. prepared for rarolly use um' put up In
60tio pound paper boxer j. with ceipla ror e:.ok.ing
, n varlettor Lonna. ILY IT. Fur axle wbouesale
and regal. or JO. A. it ENSII AW,
t wo enr. LibN
IICIUKIE CIDER VINEG4IB..For
pickling or table oar ; for elle by the barrel or
at retail: 6W° IroperLai % Ina Viatica-, by the cut
or gallon, by . .leiHN A. Itr.% , .HAW,
aut4 " Corner Liberty lin4 tian.i Street..
OD - A ASH-100 casks fn store
and Lbr sago b 7 J. B. CA YIELD
Rivers and Weather.
mrrivr
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DAILY, AT 12 M
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PITTSBURGH andaINAME
CONNELLSVILLE K. R.
trainsan after 7111.710. W AY. 2ttsereh. sth, 113M1
will arrive at and depart from the Depot, oor.
ner of Grant and Water atreets, a, follows:
.Deport.
Mall to and from Uniont'n. 7:00 A. it. 6:00 P. M.
McKeesport Aceommodt'n•ll:oo A. M.F. M.
Ex. to and from Uniont'n. 3:00 P. M. 10:00 A. M.
West Newton Accommod'n IC 8:35 A. 11..
Braddoek's Aeoonnodat'n 6:15 P. 14. 7:50 P. M.
Night Ace. to' eKeesport.lo:3o P. M. 6:40 A. M.
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Newton 1:00 P. M.10:00 A. MI
'For tickets apply to
B. KING, Agent.
W. B. STOUT, sunerintendfmt. mhb
R i c ; / \ !TS BURGH a gg lo gin
. ctxxATl AND
.. RAILWAY. Sr.
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18
6
S T , ll ainE—lnl and
e a and r a rSriIINDAb
b e
Union Depot, as followsatittiburo time:
:—".- D , T , rt. Arrive,
Mali Express 2:18 a. m. 12:13 a. m.
.
Fast Line 9;43 a. m. 7:18 in.
Fast Express 2 : 34 P. m. 11:23 p.
a. m..
Mixed Way 6:13 a. m. 6:38 p. tn.
McDonald 's Acc'n, No. 1.. 11:43 3. m. 3:03 p. m.
Steubenville Accommod'n. 3:58 p. m. 0:33 a. m .
McDonald's Acc'n, No. 2.. 5:28 p. m. 8:93 a. m,
/EP 2:3R P. sr. Express will leave da , :y.
1 11:23 A. M. EXpills will ari ive daily.
The 9:43 is. di. Train leaves daily, ouudays ex—
oepted, and makes close connections w Newark for
Zanesville and points on Sandusky. Mansfield ii
Newark It.
S. F% SCULL, General Ticket Agent.
W. W. CARD, Sup't., Steubenville.
CHANGE of TIN
ALLEGHENY VA
On and after WEDNES
12th, 1868, TWO Tit.
Pittsburh Station; corn
for Fran k lin, Oil City, If
Oil Regions.
LEAVE PITTSBETROM
Mall 8:05 a m
Express 7:25 Ty In
Brady's IPd Ae 3:25 p in
Ist Mods, Works
Aecnmod'n.ll:oo a m 2d Soda Work's
ARRIVE. IN PITTSBI:MGH..
.51411 4:50 p m
..
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a m
I H adys B'd Aclof.2o a ns
let Soda Works
A ceoinoda'n. 7:50a
2d Soda Works
Accomods'n. 2:50 p m
%fixed WA% T`o 8:25 pm
Halton Acc n.. 8:35 a nt
burgh rung Ac. 6:20p
Church Train leave Pitt .at 1:10 P.
rive dr—
in Pittsburgh ut 0:50 m.
Passengers taking , express train have but one
change of cars b. tween Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Ott
Negiwis. kali and Express Trains stop only a 1
principal points. -Mixed Way and Accommodation
trains stop at all stations..
Acounto•l'u .. 5:20 p ni
Mixed Way rn 6:20 a m
HultonAcc'n.. 0:20 a m
TH~')IAS H. KING, Assl.
W. FOSTER HOPr. . Ticket ent. s ant:
WESSTERA"NiIAPENN
ROAD.-On a L
nd V after S ep t.St 13th,11565. the Pas
senger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania Rail
road will arrive at and depart from the
,Federal
Street Depot Allegheny City, as follows:
Arrive. Depart.
Springd'e No 1 6:35 a miMair 7:00 a m
Freeport No. 1 8:20 am' Freeport No. 1 9.05 am
Express 10:10 ant Sharplr'g No.111:20 am
Sharpb'g No.l 1:25 p m Eipress 2:29 pm
Freeport No. 2 4:10 p miSpringdie Nol 3:30 pm
Mail ' 5:55 p tn Freeport NO. 2
Sprlngti`e No 2 6:45 p m Suringd'e No 2 7* opm
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday. •
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junct. every
Sunday at 7:40 a. in., reaching Allegheny City as
9:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny City at
1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Junct. at 9:4$
Ps In.
COMMUTATION TICKETS-For sale In packages of
Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut street.,
Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek, Erna and Sharpsburg.
and good only on the trains stopping at Stations spe-.
deed on tickets.
The trains leaving Allegheny Ctty tat 7:00 a. m.
and 2 20 r. at. make direct connection at Freeport
with Walkers line ofStages for Butler and Hannahs
town. Through tickets may be purchased at the
(Mice, No. 3 St. Clair street, near the Suspension
Bridge Pittsburgh, 11111 i at the Depot, Allegheny.
For further Information apply to
JAMES LEFFERTS, Agent,
Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not as
sume any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel, and litnit thel. responsibility to tine Hundred
Dollars In value. All baggage exceeding this
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, un
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS,
sell Suncrintentlent. Altoona. Pa.
EllilltSYL
CENTRAL. RAILlit 'AU.
011 and after Sept, 13th. 1565, Trains will ex
rive at and depart from Ds, Union. Depot, corner of
Washington and Liberty streets, as follows:
dense. I Depart.
Mall Train.... 1:15 am! Day Express.. 2:25 am
Fast Lille 1:40 a &Wall's - No. 1.. 6:3oam
Wall's No. 1.. 6:20 a m MaiL Train . .. 1 ,10 a m Derry Aec'n.. 7:50 a m'Cincinnati ... 11:40 a m
Wall's No. 2 .. S:5O ain Wall's No. 2.. 11:51 am.
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 ain Johnstown Ac. 3:ospm
Johnstown Ac. 10:35 a m Braddocks NOI - 4:00 Pm
Baltimore Ex. 1:30 p m Phila. Expres. 4:50 pia
Phila. Express 1:50 pin Wail's No. 3.. 5:10 pm
Wall's No. 3... 2.15 pm Wail's No. 4.. 6:15 pm
Braddocks No 1 6:00 p m Fast Line ' 7:30 pm
Wall's No. 4. '7.lPi rim Derry Acc'n... 8:50 p
Bradlts No 2. 12:10 ait ~raiik's So 21 10:50 pm
Way Passenger 5:30,,,
The Church Train leaves Wall's Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. w., resetting Pittsburgh at 10:05
a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p.m.
and arrii es at NI all's Station at 2:00 p. m.
'Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All other trains
daily except Sunday.
For further information apply to •
• W. 11. EC Aent.
Theßailroad
B Company will not as
sume any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap.,
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value, All Baggage exceeding that
amount in value Will be at the risk of the ewner,
na
less taken by special. contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS,
sett . General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
jr.',l:tM-TTS
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W I FS
•
'ITTSB RGli FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO B.
A
W. AND CLEVELAND & PITTS/3URGH It. B.
From dept 13th 1868, 'trains will leave free
and arrive at the 'Union, Depot, north tilde, city
time, as follows: , • • .
Chicago Ex.— 2:03 am
Cleveland Ex.. 2:03a m •
Erie & Ygis MI 7:28 a ml•
Cl. & Wh:g MI 6:13 am
Chicago Mall. 6:68 a, mil
Chicago Ex... 9:43 a mil
01. & Wh'g 2:13 p m
Chicago Ex.,. et:2B p m
Wh. & Erie Ex. 4:48 pn.
Depart from Allegheny.
N. Brlgt'n Ac. 8:58 a m :
Leetsdale " • 10:13 a in.',
" 11:5N a m '
Rochester " 1:33 pm .'
Wellsv'e Ace.. 3:43p in 1
Leetsdale Ace. 4:13 p m
N. Brigt'n " . 5:33 p
N. Brigt'n " . 0:28 p m '
Leetsdale " . 10:43 pm
m. Chicago
JlOl- 11:23 a. m. Chtrael
sel4 F. R. MYERS.
S 1 3. 1
0 0 w I r ij HILL agaggig
UMON PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Eastern Division.
The SHORTEST AND MOSTRELLiBLE sou=
from the East to all points In
Colorado,
California, Utah,
Arizona,
New Mexico, Idaho,
•
Oregon.
Two Trains leave state Was and Leavenworth
daily, (Sundays excepted.) on the arrival of trains af
Patina Railroad Rom St. Louis, and rl-nulhal amt
Jo 'Railroad from quincy, cum:leant.. at Law
rence, Yowls and Wameiro with sta,„cs for ad
points In Kansas. At end of track west - ot Ells
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS CON-.
PANT'S DAILY C OACH E S DYERLAND MAIL
AND JLIEPRESS FOR
DENVER; SALT 31 -4A -113E4
And all Points in the Territorial,
And with &ANDERSON'S Titi-WEEKLY LINE of
COACHES fur Fort Union,_l3ent's Fort, j'ass, Albn—
rew Santa eniu t : xi , e. Fe, and poi n ts
In
Arizona and
With the recent additions of. rolling stock and
equipment. , and the arrangements made with re.
sponsible Overland Transportation Lines from Its
western terminus, this road now oilers unequalled
facilities for the transmission of freight to the Far
West.
Tickets for sale at all the principal odiceain Sas
United States and Canadas. •
Be sure and ask for
_tickets via THE BMOEt
HILL nou - e.c,_ UNION pAcine aktmivat.,
EASTERS D.IV/SION.
STEAMSHIPS.
TO LIVERPOOL ANDsab
QUEENSTOWN..
TUE INMAN mfg STRADISECIPII,
Numbering sixteen irst-olass vessels. arming them
the celebrated
CITY 11? CITY OF ANTWEPP,
CITY OF BOSTON. CITY of HALT/MONA,
CITY or LoNvoN.•
Sailing EVERY SATUBDAY, from Nor 45. Newt*.
River, New York. For passage or further Informs.
lion apply to sisonAll, Jr.,
• yrr ieg
TH sTirt. fluirorkkur unqric.
d..
Nearly nixie's. roorullitse; rtust
RAILROADS.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
1/E. {
LLEY RAILROAD.
owl", 7:25 P. ti August
DAILY will leave
s Pike and Car.al etreete,
Milo, and all pbtnte in the
F3=3
}Chicago Ex.. 208 ain
!Cleveland Ex. 2:08 is
leihicagoEx.... 11:23 a a
Wheeling Ex. 11:08 a a !St. Louls - Ex.. 3:33 put
Cl. &Wh`g 4:08 pia
Erie & Yggra Ex 6:13 pia
Chicago Ex.. . 4:23 p
Cl. t Wh`g ix 6:53 p
Arrive In Aliegnely.
N. Brigt.'n As. 7:03 a ist
N. firigt`n " • 8:28 ara
Wellsville " 8:53 as
New Castle " 10:13 am
I.•eep c idale " -9:13 a
" 1:06 pia
N. Brift'n " 2:43 plat
Leetsdale " 4:53 pra
4 6
" 1:26 Dril
• Expresa leaves daily
re Express arrives dal l y.
!, General Ticket Agent.
Nevada,
Washineon,
.ANDERSON,
Genenil Superintendent.
J. H. WEBMTER,
'General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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