PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE CF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, December 3, 1868.
The general markets continue very
quiet, the long-lboked forimprovement has
not shovin itself is yet. It is true, there
is a slightly_ improved local demand for
some articles, but this is exceptional, and
Will not apply in a general way. The de
mand for most of the leading commodities
is very much restricted, and We have but
l'ew round lot Operations to report.
APPLE BUTTER--Sales at 70 to 71 in
kegs, and 80 to 85! in crocks.
APPLES—The 'demand continues brisk,
and while.the market is firm, prices are
unchanged; ranging froms3 to $4 per bbl,
as to quality.
- BUTLER—Is in steady demand, and we
can report regular sales at 35 to 40, for good
to choice Roll. I
BEANS—SaIes at 03,50 to 0,75 per'
bushel. .
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Sales at 43ic.
CIDER—DuII; $6 to $9 per bbl.
.CRANBERRIES—SaIes of fair to choice
:Eastern Cultivated_at $2O to $25 per bbl.
CHEESE—DuII; sales at 15 to 15' for
Western Reserve; 18 for Ohio Goshen, and
20 for New York. do.
CHESTNUTS-46 to $6,50 per bushel.
• DRIED FRIJIT—The demand is rather
better—prices unchanged. Peaches 12 for
, quarters, and 14 to 15 for halves. Apples
9to 11c, as to quality. '
EGGS—Limed quoted at 30 to 32, and
fresh.packed at 34 to 35.
HOMlNY—Sales at 56,50 to the trade,
and $7 in a retail 'way.
HAY—Sales of Baled Hay on wharf at
418 to $23, for common to, prime Timothy.
, Continues very dull.
POTATQES—The demand is improving,
and the receipts falling off; we quote Peach
,Blows at 85 to 906 per bushel, for small lots
in store. '
STRAW—SaIes 5 loids -
CORN HUSKS—, Sales at 334 c.
GRAlN—Wheat is quiet and unchanged
at 51,75 to 51,80, for prime Red Winter.
Oats in rather better local demand; may be
quoted at 62 to 63c, on wharf aid track,
and 65 to 66c for 'small lots( in store. New
Cora Is in demand, with sales of prime at
- nse on track, and 80 to 85c, in store. Old
Corn is dull and neglected—but little in
market.. Rye is iin good demand at 51,40.
Barley is firmer and in- rather better de
mand, but correct quotations cannot be
given.
ONlONS—Continue very ' dull; small
sales at 51,25 to 51,50 . per ,busliel„ as to
LARD OIL—Is scarce and in steady de
mand, with regular sales of No. 1 Winter
strained at 51,47 to 51,50.
TA LLO W—Rendered, 1134.
MESS PORKI—Very dull; quoted at
425,50 to 626 per barrel, - or new.
LARD=Sales of prime kettle rendered
at 1634 c, in tierces. .
FEATHERS—BaIes to the trade at 75 to
80. for live geese, and 85 to 90 in a retail
way. • I
1 O LOIM--The market continues quiet but
Steady and unchanged. Western Flours
are still quoted at $7,50 to 68,00 for
Springoind 69,00 to 59,50 for Winter. Rye
Flour, 67,75 tol 58,00.. The Pearl Mill
quote their best i brands, made of the beat
Wheat, as follows:" Extra Family Flour,
in barrels, at $9,50, , and, in sacks, 59,20 per
barrel; Double Extra Family, in barrels,
$10,20, and, in l sacks, $9,80 per barrel;
Spring Wheat Flour, in bariels, 68,00, and,
in sacks, $7,70 per barred. The City Mills
-quote prices as follows: Extra Family,
(Winter) in barrels, $9,00, and, in sacks,
$9,20 per barrel; Double Extra Family, in
I barrels,slo 00 and, in sacks,s9,7o per bar
•
rel, and Spring, ,$B,OO, in barrels, and $7,70,
in sacks, per barrel.
WHISKY—SaIes of Highwines reported
-at $1 to $1,02._
New York Pradaee Market
,Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
!
. NEM' Yons, ;December 3 .—The Cotton .
, •
market opened heavy and is
. 1 4'c lower;
sales - are reported of 800 bales at 243 , c for
Middling 'Upland. Flour: the receipts
were 16.099 bbls; the market is a shade
firmer on • lower grades; sales were made of
7,000 bbla at $5,60a6 for superfine State;
western, $6,65a7,05; extra State; $6,45a7;50;
extra western, $8a8,75; white wheat extra,
1,6,75E19; round hoop Ohio, $7,50a8; extra St.
Louis, 610a12,50; 'rood - choice do. closing
.quiets California Flour is quiet, and sales
are reported of 300 'sacks at $6,75a9,75, via
, r ; Horn; 511,25a12, via Isthmus. Rye Flour,
is a shade firmer; sales are reported of 350
!i bbls at $6,50a8,25. Cornmeal is quiet and
11 sales are reported of 400 , bbls Brandywine
Zat previous prices. Whisky :is quiet and
The receipts of Wheat amounted. to 29,132
! bush and the market is quiet and steady
ys for spring, and; heavy and 2a3c lower for
4. winter grades; sales are reported of 72,-
11 000 bush at $1,50 for No. 1 spring; $1,54a
1.55 for Nos. 1 and 2 do, mixed; $l,BO for
winter red western; $1,90 for winter amber
• State: $.2 for amber Michigan; $2,21a2,30 for
white California; $2a2,15 for white Mich
igen; some sales are reported at' $2,30a2,40
for retail lots. Rye in fair request; sales
i„" 13,000 bus at $1,50 for Western; $1,55 for
• State; $1,51 for Canada. Barley dull and
heavy; sales 3,000 bushels State at '52a2,10,
• the, latter for choice. Barley Malt quiet;
sales 4,000 bus ,on private terms. ' Receipts
of Corn, 24,380 ,bus; without decided ohange
and closing heavy;-sales 47,006 bus at' $1;t1
•a 1,13 for unsound; $1,14a1,1734 for' sound
• mixed Westerrn . $1,07a1,10 for new white
Receipts of &
activeopened and firm
• sales 152.000 bus at 7,3%6,74c for Western,
t- and good at 7454 c. Rice dull. Coffee in
• fair request; sales 1,600 bags Rio on private
terms. Sugar' ull; sales 100 hhds Cubi at
fl at 11 1 / s c. - Molasses in fair request; sales
!i 250 bbls New ?Orleans at 75a80c. Petro
q lentil dull; 17a17 (;; for crude; 31a3130 for
.1; refined, bonded. Hogs quiet at 10a25e for
- .Arnerican: Linseed oil, 91a95c for small
`1 lots. • Spirits Of- Turpentine quiet at 46a
46%c.. Pork dull and heavy; sales of 570
• bbls at $25,75a26 for new mess; $25,50a26 for
1., , •4 old do; $19,50a20,50 for prime; $22a24 for
prime mess; alio 250 bbls new mess, seller
for February, at $23,50. Beef decidedly
more active; sales of 685 bbla at $13a16,50
for new plain mess; $16a26 for _new extra
mess. Tierce beef quiet; sales of 200 tierces
at $27a30 for prime Meg% $30a34 for India
si rness. Beef narns RIM; sales of 230 Ws at
!•; $29,50a31. Cat meats heavy . and lower;
sales of 190 "packages at Walk for shoulders;
12a,15c-for, hanae Middles quiet and steady.
• Lard a shade firmer; sales of 800' tierces at
, `;•1 at 14 qalslo for steam; 159015g i e for kettle
rendered. Butter firm at 28a40c for ,Ohio;
40a50 for State. I Cheese firm and quiet at
Iz' 14a19c. Freights to Liverpool nominally
uechanged.
1 LA-TEST.—Flotir closed steady; low grades
Li dull and declining. Wheat irregular and
unsettitfd; spring steady and in moderate
• ;, demand, chiefly speculative; winter heavy
and la2c lower.; Rye steady, at $1,50 for
i; western. Oats firm, at 7411750 for'weatern.
Corn dull, at $1;14a1,15 in store and e 10.634
a 1,17 afloat for mixed western. Pork nomi
nal, It $25 75a26 'OO • for mess.: Beef in fair
request at steady prices. Cut Meats and
srl Bacon quiet andlunchanged.. Lard steady,
,fat 14 ia1.4350 for fair to prime'steam. Eggs
steady. -
,-,-, Neiv l'orlicDry Goods Plastet.r.-
~
c:-., (By Telegraph t? Mel (By
1 , ' 1 4 : 13 tV Yowl, December 6,---Wbile the
;:demand continues very limltedt and,prices
~,f, certain makes Of unbleached and bleach
d:ed Aluslin'are a Ilittle easier,- Atlantic A
pheavy brown Sheetings have been reduced
i",to-day by Claflin to 1510, and Portsmouthl:l4A A A, very
'
. g four yard Sheetings if
iinot heavier, is reduced to 1130 per yard by
t..`bale by Stewart. At_ these figures it is dif
.:;licult to get these off the looms, and the
,Toossibility la that standard Sheetings will
,
" ; edvariice at no distant day. In bleached
goode the Elope brand is reduced to 13 1 ,4 c;
t,tAndroscoggin 16c; Lousdale .16c; Attawau
4an No 1 14c;_lifaSonville 16; Pepperell R,
-ti,on brown selling at 12%e; 0 11%c; N 1014 c;
-,..X. lag. Prints; leading brands steady at
;429/2VI
_Financial Matte ' s in New York.
Gold Closed at 130 1 / 5 @ 1 , 35 . 1 4
gh 6,szette.l
EB7 Telegraph to the Pit:tabor
NEW York, December 3, 1868. ,
MONEY AND GOLD.
Money 'market
: more active and firm, at
6@7 per cent. an call, though without any
appearance of stringency. Sterling quiet at
9gig9g per cent. Gold' dull throughout
the day; opened at 135 and closed at 135g@
135 g. Exports to-day, ;185,700.
=
Governments higher and firm, with an
improved business. Os were the main
feature, the bulls running them up to 112,
cash, by offers-to purchase half a million,
without -bringing out anything beyond a
few. Small lots. The price, howeyer,
actedlo niwbingg, regular. Coupons of
1881, 116; do. 'B2, 111%; do. '64, 107%
10734; do. '65, 107;05108; do. new, 110%
11034; do. '87,110%®110%; do. '6B, 110;ig0
110 X: 10.10% 105;4@105%.
&TAMS BONDS
Dull ; Missouri% 89%@90; Old Tennesaees,
69; New Tenneasees, 683{@69; New North
Carolinas, 639004; 'Virginias,
•TOCB6
Stocks are quiet and strong. New York
Central has been • irregular, but closed
higher; a few hundred shares were bought
in under the rule. Toledo was strong an
der the report of four per cent. hilt yearly
dividend. Fort Wayne' and Rook Island,
which are next in interest to New York
Central, also advanced considerably.
The Stock Exchange has passed a resolu
tion not to call the American Merchants
Union Express until further notice. The
rise in New York Central caused tho sus
pension of a brokers' firm on the bear side.
5:30 Pnicits:—Cumberland, 37%®38;
Canton, 49®50; Wells Express, 28®263;
American, 44%@44%; Adams, 4914®49%;
United States, 46@47; Merchants Union, 163
(4)16%; Quicksilver, 22%®233,; Mariposa,
5®7; preferred, 573 E ®6O; Pacific Mail. 1163
(116%: Western Union Telegraph, 37%@38; _
New York Central, 133%@134; Erie 38®
3.91/,;.d0. preferred, 573@60; Hudson, 129%
®1301A; .Boston, Hartford t Erie, 27;
Reading, 983@98%; Terre Haute, 39®
40; • do. preferred, 623: Wabash, 58
®5834; do. preferred, 70(4)73; St. 'Paul,
68 ®6B;'do. preferred, 8.3%®88%; Fort
Wayne 11251,®112X; Ohio de
pi, 30%®30%; Michigan Central, 119; Mich
igan Southern, 89,;089%; Illinois Central,
143; Pittsburgh, 883®88%; Rock Island,
108%®109 ; Northwestern, 84%®85; do.
preferred, 88 1 a ®88q; St. Joseph preferred,
923; Burlington and Quincy, 172; Chicago
and Alton, 144; Lake Shore, 100,; Toledo,
102®102%.'
Drvinzwp.
The Western 'Union Telegraph Company
has declared a semi-annual dividend of two
per cent
XINMG SH47/89.
Mininz shares dull. Gregory, 520; Smith
(St Parmelee, 425. \
eu - B-Teassetray MATTERS.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day
were $1,364,300; Payments, 4877,308. Bal
ance, ;88,476,774.
Chicago Market.
(Ey Telegraph to the Pittebrught Gazette.)
CHICAGO, 'December 3.—Eastern . Ex
change easier at par, buying, and 1-10 per
cent. premium, selling. Flour 'quiet, with
holders firm; sales spring extras at $6,75a7.
Wheat firm and lal%c higher, with sales
No. 1 at $1,23Na1,26, and N 0.2 at $1,18a1,14;
closing at $1,13a1,134 for No. 2; sales No. 2
since 'Change at 11,14. Corn dull; unset
tled and 5c lower, with sales old No. 1 at
65c, cash, and No. 2, seller for the month,at
60a70c; new shelled at 53a54% , and No. 2
kiln dried at 65a66c; do. rejected at 60a63c;
closing quiet at 630 for new shelled,and old
No. 1 nominal at 75e; sales No. 1 were made
this afternoon at 760. Oats quiet and steady,
withsales at 463ia47c; closing at47c. Rye
steady and quiet, with sales at $1,18a1,13c
for No. 1, and $1,11a1,1130 for NO. 2f small
sales were made at $1,56a1,62 for No. 2;
closing at inside' figures. Highwines lane
Live and nominal, with buyers at 94294Mc,
and sellers at 95c. Provisions active and
firm, with sales Mess Pork , at $22,50, cash,
and $21,50, seller for FebrUary and March.
Lard quiet at 14a14W1 for steam, and 1434 c
for kettle t rendered. - Bulk Meats fairly ac
tive and firm. Lake freights are over for
the season. Receipts for the past twenty
four hours-9,797 bbls flour, 21,455 bushels
wheat, 53,960 bush corn, 18,164 bush oats,
bush rye, 1,298 bush barley, 21,085 head
hogs. Shipments-8,668 bbls flour, 20,237
bush wheat, 29,325 bush corn, 16,320 bush
oats, 17,300, bush rye, 4,625 bush barley,
9,800 head hogs.
St. Lottle Marktt.i,
[BY Telegraph to the Pittsburgh easette.l
ST. Lours, December 3.—Tobacco steady
and unchanged. Hemp—a large move
ment has been made, with sales of 1,200
bales of undressed Kentucky_manufactur
ers' at $1,00a1,15. Flour—low gradesscarce
and firm and other qualities drill; super.
fine sold at ssa6, extra at 16,25a6,50, double
extra s7aB, treble extra to fancy 88,25a11.
Wheat stiff but unchanged, ranging $1.50a
2,00 for prime to fancy red and white fall;
spring higher; choice No. 2 sold at $1,35.
Corn dull and lower at 66a70c. Oats firmer
at 53a56c. Barley quiet; buyers are hold
ing off; strictly prime lowa sold at 51,90
and choice Minnesota at $2,05. Rye higher
at $1,17. Mess Pork; held at $23 for
city. Dry Salt Meats were sold at
9a9 1 / 4 6 for shoulders; 11%0 for rib sides,and
13a13qc for clear sides. Bacon—shoulders
nominal at 11c, and clear sides at 17%c.
Rye—little done in either article. Lard
firmer, but very little was done; choice
keg, in a small way, sold at 15140. Whisky
quiet at 95a960. Receipts-2,700 bbla flour,
8,000 bush wheat, 6,500 bush corn, 4,000
bush 0at5..7,500 bush barley, 360 bush rye,
8,600 head hogs.
Cincinnati Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Uazette.)
Cnici)(NATl, Dec. 3.—Flour quiet; family
$7,50a8. Wheat dull and not saleable at
better than $1,75. Corn in good demand at
62a63c for new. Oats firm at 58a60c for No.
2 and 1, and 62c for choice. Rye dull at
$1,28a1,30. Barley dull; sales on time only
at $2,25a2,30 for prime Canadian and fall.
Cotton in moderate demand and the prices
are easier; middling 23c. Whisky steady
at 98c: Hogs active, though the receipts
'are large, but all taken at higher rates;
live $7.40a7,90; dressed 19,10319,50; receipts
13,000 head. • Mess pork is held at 122,'25a
23, with but'a light demand. Bulk moats
dull and hardly any demand, and. are of
fered at 9,,12 and 13c for shoulders, sides
and clear •sides packed. Lard dull and
lower; prime steam sold at 13,0; prime
kettle 14 1 4 c. New clear bacon soles areof
fered at 15%c packed, and new sugar cured
bares at 163 al7c. Green:pleats are held at
7%, 10% and 11%a12c, but the. sales
. were
%c below those quotations. Butter and
cheese unchanged and quie Linseed oil
95a96c. Lard oil $1,25a1,30. G01d'134%
buying. •
Toledo Market.
(By Telegraph to the rlttsburgh.Gazette.3
IrotEno, DeCember. 3.—Flour - is quiet.
. heat is 2a3c better, with sales of No. 1
white Michigan at $2,93, N0.••2 do. at $1,85,
and amberat-$1,78a1,80, the market closing
at $1,79%. Corn is dull and 2a3c lower,
with sales of kiln dried at 990, new at 75c,
new rejected 68c, and new condemned 'tit
soo. Oats is steddy with sales of Michigan
at' 570. Rye is unchanged. Barley is
steady. Clover seed is :ie. better, 'at $7,20.
Dressed Bogs are held at $8,25a9.
Philadelphia Market.
[By relega ; pli tcitb PittBtrirgli Gazette:3
PIMA ELPHIA, December 3.—Flour dull
at last quotations. Barley; prices main
tained. Wheat in less demand; sales of
2,000 hush; red $1,90a2,00; amber $2,15.
Rye steady. at 41,58a1,60. Zorn dull; old
yellow $1,25; new $l.lO. Oats steady, at
65a72c for Western. Provisions unchanged.
Whisky unsettled and lower at 11,02a1,04.
PITTSBURGH GAiETTEi FRIDAY, DRCEMBER 4, 1868)
Milwaukee Market
My Telegraph to the elttatrarch Gasette.l
- - .
MILWAIIIEEE, December 3.—Flour dull
and weak, and prices remain unchanged,
Wheat firmer, with sales at $1,21301,22 for
No. 2. Oats firmer, with sales- No. 2 at
at 4734 c. Corn quiet, with sales shelled,
new, at 66c. Rye steady and unchanged.
Barley nominal. Receipts-1,00 bbls flour,
32,000 bush wheat, 2,000 bush oats, 1,000
bush corn, 1,000 bush rye. Shipments
4;000 bbls flour, 300 bush corn.
Baltimore Market.
(BY Telegraph to the Plttaburgit Gazette.]
BALTIALOBB, December s.—Plour active
and favors sellers; western suparfine $6,50a
7,25; do extra $80,75; cIO. family $10,25a10,-
75.• Wheat dull; prime and choice red $2,25
a 2,45. Corn dull; prithe new` white 95ca$1;
yellow $1,05a1,08. Oats firm; prime 70a75c.•
* Bye dull at $1,2021,45. Moss - Pork dull at
$27. Bacon quiet; rib sides 17%c; : clear
aides 18c; should:no 140; hams 18c. Lard
del at 170.
.•
•
Cl .eland kitaiwt.
C>•l Tolearajitt to tk. Plttabingli Gazette.]
CLEVELAND, ' DOOOMbeig B.—Flour; the
market is stead and unchanged. Wheat;
sales were mad of 2 care. No. 1-red winter
at Ili" and 4 rs No. 2 do. at 11,65. Corn;
old is nominal t;1; new is-irregular and
held at 75a80c. Oats; sales were made of
4,000 bushels at 59c. I
- St. Le Cattle Market.
Clty Telegraph to t e Plttsiergh Gazette.]
ST. Louis, De ember 2.—Hoga active and
prices, in lots averaging from 250 to 285,
range from ;7,50a7,65, gross, and small
lots, averaging 400, at ;8,25; light hogs sold
at 67,15a7,40. Cattle unchanged; common
to choice range from 23Xa26c.
Memphis Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gaaetbe.]
MEMPHIS, Deo..3.—Cotton flat; receipts
1,065, exports 2,909 bales. Flour nominaL
Corn at 70c for shelled. Oats nominal. Hay
at $20a21. Bran at 22a23c. Pork.at 823,25
Air mesa.. Lard nominal. Bacon nominal.
•
Lanierllle Market. '
,037 . Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Loutsvtr.va, December 3.—Tobacco; sales
of 47 - hlids; old lugs 7a90; new trashy 434 a
6304_ cutting leaf 20%0. Cotton =No.
Hogs 7%aBc gross. Mess Pork 623. Lard
14%a15c. Bulk shoulders 934 c; clear rib
sides 13c; clear sides 1335. Green Meats—
shoulders 8c; hams 11340; sides 110. Wheat
$1,60a1,75. Oats 55a58c. Corn 40a55c. Flour
55a6. Whisky 98c free.
Rivers and Weather.
OWTelegraph to the Pittsburgh Elaselga.l
LotusvlLLki December 3.—River rising
with eight feet of water in the canal by
mark. Weather cloudy and cold.
IMPORTS MY RAILRAOIII.
. .
"
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH Rillr
noar;December 3.-7 cars iron ore Shoen
berger s dsßlair; Ido do. Bryan & Caughey;
1 car -lumber, Bergatt & ,Coi; 4 cars sand,
Bakewell, Pears dr. Co; 1 car potatoes, 9 bbls
green apples, INbbl butter, Voigt, Mahood
& Co; 1 car stone, P . Wolfe; 1 do do, .J L L'
Knox; 27 bbls green.apples,"R Rea Jr; 6 do
cider, D W_Turnery2 N easks cheese, 6 sacks
dry peaches, J Daub; 13, dressed hogs, D
Byers; 9 rolls leather, Geo Anderson & Co;
8 bdls sheep pelts, M Delabge; 2 dodo, 5
rolls leather, J G Koontz; 3 , i cutteiti;- L
Groasmyer; 16 bblit knobs, Adams, ‘ - McKee
dt Co; I 0 do do, Jones, Nimick &C4');18 bbls
dry beans, Morrisondr. Devol; 1 bbl butter,
3do dry apples,C C Helmer; 2 cars tires,
Coleman. Rohm & Co; 1 car metal, Lloyd it,
Black;,l do do,Zug & Co; 1 saw machine,
McNish & Buter.
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE do CHICAGO
RAILROAD, December 3.-5 cars metal,
Ninuck dr. co; 100 bbls flour, C B Leech; 100
do do, McClure & McKee; 300 dodo, owner;
100 do do, Watt. Lang it Co; 2 cars bulk
meat, Jas H Parker; 10 bbls oil, F Sailers
dr. Co; 25 bbls highwines, M McCullough Jr;
3 cars iron ore, Shoenberger & - Blair; 50
boxes cheese, Woodworth & Co; 32 bdls
hides, Hays & Stewait; 34 bbls cider, J
Pettit; 32 do do, T C Jenkins; 15 bbls tal
low, M Delange; 26 bbls flour, Dellinger &
Stevenson; 50 do do, W Haslage it Co; 3
bbls chestnuts, W H Graff & Co; 1 car
scrap iron, Jones'& Langhlins.
klaxon:ENT, VALLES RR., December 2.
2 cars metal,ll • Wocasides; 30 sks'.floor,
Hagan & MOCarty; 10 do do, Voigt, Mahood
& Co; 1 case flannels, C H Love & Co; - 24
ske flour, T C Jenkins; 128 do oats; 12 do
rye, Scott & Gisal; 20 do do, J dt W Fairley;
3 bxs flannels, Arbuthnot, Shannon •ft Co; 5
cars limestone, Shoenberger & Blair;.l car
metal, McKnight, Porter & Co; 1 do do,
Robinson, Rea & Co;160 bbls oil, John N
McCutcheon; 80 do do, C W Mackey.
ALLEGREZTY STATION. December 3.-1
car load posts, Coleman & Co; 4 bbls apple,
butter, 2 bxs cheese, 0 C Goldrich; 1 car
metal,,lowis, Bailey & Dalzell; 115 pigs
lead, T H Nevin & Co; 2 cars metal, Su
peror Iron Co; 1 car flaxseed,M B Suydam;
20 bags flour, Jos Craig; 61 bbls cider, • A
Buffo; 10 bga rye, Gilmore, Straub & Co; 16
bbls apples, S Dyer. • ,
PENNSYLVANIA. CENTRAL RAILROAD;
December 2.-82 ske rye, Scott dt. Gisal; 100
eke oats, F Schield; 3 eke rags, Vangorder
dr, Shepard; 340 tors window glass, John
Flack; 1 pkg mdse, McCandless,. Jamison
PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLBVILLII RAIL
ROAD, December 2.-5 pkgs dry apples,
Watt & Wilson; 1 bbl flaxseed, 1 do chest
nuts, S P Shriver & Co; 2 cars metal, John
Mooriead; 85 bdls sheet iron, John Danlap
& Co.
MISCRT.T. A NEOUS:
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.
French Barr Smut Muchlnes,
THE BEST WHEAT CLEANERS jN
Portal)le Flour and Feed .712tille,
BOLTING CLOTHS,
Allonambers and best qnallty. For sale at
319 and 321 Liberty St., Pittsburgh, Pi.
ant ,
PROPOSALS.
The Building Committee of the WESTERN
PENNSYLVANIA. HOSPET AL FOR PILE INSAN
at Dlemont. Fa.. will receive. Proposals until the
10th DAY-OF DECEMBER, for the erect:on and
clueing In "the Eastern Extension of• he liespital,"
according to. the plans ano,epectilcations adopted
end approved by them. "
The plans and • apeelflcatinne cvn be examined at
the liostata! until the time above meatioLed for re
ceiving blos. : • • •
Proposals moat be marked as such rnd rent to 11.
MILLER, Jr.. Chairman dr the Building Commit
tee, Pittsburgh.
Bids will be opened at the Hospital ou the 15th
of December.
The Committee reserve the right at their (Deere-.
tiou.to reject" soy. or all bids noultemed to the Inter
est of ihe institution or satisfactory to the commit
tee. By order of the ..-
no . ll-155 k lIUI G COMMITTEE.
DPP= CITY ENDINS AND bUNYZYOR,
•PITTSIBIOn OII . Norembsr 514th, nog. s •
•"VOTICE — The assessment • for
Grading, Paving and -Cursing CARMOL
tl , r,iiErr, from Snutillasu street to Railroad era
now re4dy for egamlnuttion. and can be seen at this
office until FRIDAY. December 4th, when they
will be returned to the City,Trets.a.er's Wilke for
noli4:alis M. J. !GORE.-City Engliseer•
°MCI Or CITY EIIOIXXILIt AXD DORTICYOII. t
Pittsburgh. November 24tis, 1665.
NOTICE---Thn - assessment for
Grading, - and Curbing LIBERTY
ti'riEET.• from Twt sty-Fifth. street to Twenty-
Ninth street is now ready for examination, alfl ecu
ba. seen -at t thls aloe until FittDAY, December Cl',
1868, wlifn
r' It will be returned to the City Treasa
res *ma for oollectlon.
n 024 H. HOONE, City Nugineer.
NB LA RUBBER BELTING,
ROSE, STEAM , PACKING . AND ROPE,
(1 OUND AND SQUARE.) - A fill supply on nand.
sold to the trade on as good terms as can be had
Von the manatacturer. J. & U. L'HILIARd.
The weather yesterday IFas clear and
pleasant, and all that could be desired for
the transaction of out door basiVeEr. The
river continues to fall slowly with lull six
feet in the channel by the Monongahela
marks last evening.
The Kenton, from Portsmouth. and 1 ` 13.-
melia, from Nashville, arrived yesterda
The Camelia is lying on' the opposito side
of the river putting off metal, for Singer.
Nimick & Co.
The St. Charles was.drie fiorn Cincinnati
last night.
The Tom. Farrow and Barges, departed
for St. Louis, with a pretty good trip, and
engagements below.
The New York, was advertised to leave
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
T
The Glasgow, Capt. Andy binson Jr.,
is the next regular packet or _SP. Linde,
leaving on Saturday_withont fail. ,
The Billevernon,..CaPt. J. . Darragh Jr.,
takes her departure for New Orleans to
day, possitively.
... ..
The Mary Dairage Barges are now ready
to receive freight for New Orleans and - nll
intermediate points.
Tno Camelia will probably return to
Nashville again.
The Messenger was to have left St. Louis
for Pittsburgh ore Wednesday.
The Importer, for Arkansas river, and
Ida Rees, for Galveston, left New Orleans
on Saturday last.
—The G. A. - Thompson arrived at New
Orleans on Tuesday.
—Thp Key City has left St. Louis flu; the
Ohio, where she will' receive a new bottom.
--A. lady on board the steamer Sarah,
from Mobile for New Orleans, was robbed
.0119,000 a few nights ago.
—Marshal Slack took charge of the Cot
tage No. 2 and tied her up at Buffalo,
West Virginia, on Thursday last. •
—The first shipment of cotton of the sea
son by river, from Nashbille, was made on
Saturday, consisting of 25 bales, at 51,2 k
per bale.
—The first steamboats entered the Mis
souri in 1819, two belonging to the John
sons of Kentucky, with Government,
freight at eight dollars per 100 pounds to
the Bluffs, both of which failed to reach
the Bluffs.
—lt appears that the bid on the steamer
Great Republic, which the Court is about
to confirm, ' was only $25,000. Mr. Powell,
liquor merchant, and George H. Rhea,
President of the Second National Bank, are
parties in the bid with Burhnger d: Simms.
—On Thursday night of last week, at
Petticoat Ripple, a tow-boat supposed to
be the Hyena, ran afoul of the Rover,
which had in tow an emigrant boat, sink
ing the latter almost immediately. No
lives were lost, but a portion of the stock
on board was drowned, and the goods con
siderbly damaged.
—There was an interesting time in St.
Paul, on the 24th. The occasion was an
Orphan Fair. The voting commenced that
night for the hondsemest, politest and most
popular Captain on the Mississippi, be
tween St. Paul and St. , Louis. At closing,
the vote stood for Ceptains of the White
Collar Line: N. F. Weeb, 5; Captain Palm
or, 2; Judd West, 22; Isaac Moulton, 8; A.
M. Hutchinson, 5. For Captains bf the
Northern Line: B. ; Hill, 5; T. M. Green, 5;
William Hight, I;Jonas Worden, 1; E. V.
Holcomb, S.
—St: Joseph, Missouri, advices to the
evening of the 28th, say: An offider of the
steamer Hiram Wood reached here last
night by rail, having left the boat gorged
in ice above Fort Randall, on the 16th
inst. The officers, crew and passengers,
'consisting of one hundred discharged sol
diers, left the boat, and divided into two
partles, traveled on foot down to Fort Ran
dall, sabsisting on Wild game. From
there the camp by stage to Sioux City
The steamers Urilda,Benton, Nile and
IdeStockdalewere ice-bund at'‘ the point
where the. Woo was le ft . This. harbor
was fair, but not\ perfectly secure. The
Hiram ood was erigaged•during Julyand
August fishing up the freight and ma
chinery of the Amelia. Poe. One hundred
tuns of the freight was taken out and 'sent
to Helena., The machinery Was secured in
good order. N
IMPORTANT TO SRIPPERS.N
FOR ciNclNNATl, zig gr zt
LOUISVILLE, Ir.VANSVILLE,
°Auto.. MERPHLi, VICKSBURG AND NEW OR
LAANS.--Tbe
MARY DAMAGE AND BARGES,
Will leave as ab ove on
SATURDAY, December Stb
'Shippers should bear In mind that the DAVAGE
velll positively go through without re-shipping.
del CHARLES BARNES. Agent.
FIIITTSIBURGII, A dr oi t
WHEELING, .
•
Marietta and Parkersburg , : Line.
Leave Company's Wharf Boat, foot of Wood street,
DAILY, AT IA M...
- . MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS;
BAYARD A. S. 16117.1 TEED, Master.
• WEDNESDAYS AND SATIJEDAYS,
GREY EAGLE ' C. L. BRENNAN, Master:
Freight will be received at all hours by
sel4 JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
FOIL NASHVILLE, DI- A dE rt t
RECT—The (testier
CAMELIA Capt. Tnos. Foy.
Will leave on
• lIIIIRSDAT, DECEMBER 10th.
tor tiansville, Clarksville and Nashville.
Fur freight or passage appl t on board or to.
(INKIEST HAbLETT,
JOHN FLACK.
de4 Or, J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agents.
FOR CAIRO, MEMO s i dad
I'Hiß, vicmittußo AND NEW
ORLEANts—The first class passenger steamer,
BELLEVERNON Capt. Jiro. DARRAII.
Will leave as above on
THIS DAY; December 4-4 r. Y.
To. and Barges go through.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
FLACK k. COLLINGWOCD,
01.11tIEST t lIABLETT.
del
-- Agents.
1. DA MEMPHIS AND Ad dEt
NEW 'ORLEANd—TIie power
ful towboat
MARY DAVAttE and Bargee Capt. --.
will leave for above ports on
- SATURDAY. sth lust.. 'at
W. W. WALLACC4
Wltl. HILLER,
Offer to the trade at Low Figures: '
150 t kgs. of NILW MACKEREL, in barrels,
elves, quarters and kits.
100, chests choice YOUNG lIYSON, JAPAN
and IMPERIAL TEAS. • .
50 sacks choice RANGOON RICE.
i 45 bbls. choice CAROLINA itl()E.
75 bbls. LONII ISLAND SYRUP.
50 Wis. tik RCP, choice brands. .
100 bele. N. O. mobAssEs.
50 bbls. BERMUDA MOLASSES.
200 bblis. REFINED SUGAR.
76 labdo. PORTO RICO, OHBA sad DEMA. •
RABA SUGARS.
pOO bats RIO COFFEE.
50 bags JAVA and LAGUATRA. COFFEES.
100 cases IMPORTED CLARET.
9150 cases 1.1000 , 11 COMMON% °HALL.
PAGNE W 1 8.
• SCOTCH ALE and LONDON POUTER con
' scantly on hand.-
RIVER NEWS.
STEAMBOATS
Tor freight or passage apply on board-or to
deg , CHARLES BARNES. Agent.
GROCERIES - .
(Late Miller & Ricketson,)
Nos. 221 AND 228,
Corner Liberty and Irwin Stteets;
FRESH ' ASPARAGUS VERY
vEIOICE: put up In cans hermetically sealed.
and will ue found equal to that fresh i tom the gar
den. for sale by JOHN A. RENSHAW, .
gia Omer Liberty and liautt
COMMISSION< WERCHASTS.
.E SZ A B y L to E D BY A. T.
W. M. GORNLY, .
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
Wrawrzor Orr. EAsr..s Horzi.,)
pti"rs - Eruncra:.
68 •
DILLINGEE ....A. B. iTZTILICEION:
lt‘ STEVENSON !
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RaCEI I 7II AND BELL
AU Kinds of' Country Produce.
AD orders tar Merchandise premptly tiled at
LOWZBT market rates. Particular attention given
to the mile of Butler. Eggs ' Cheese Dried Pruitt!,
ac, We feel confident hat we ean give entire sat
isfaction, by waking Quicg Batas and rawerr nx-
Timm*. at HIGIiEBT ILARIET TEICEtI, and therefore
respectfully solicit your consignments. All cone.
spondeueo answered promptly. Marking Plates
Amisked tree. firkin in store and to arrive, dally.
au.3l:Ve
• •
W ATT , LANG & CO.,
v
WHOLIJILLZ D&LLIIII8 IX
eineeries, Fleur, Grain, Prodnee, Pro.
IrisionosPish, Cheese, Carbon OH, Av.,
Noe. 172 and 174 WOOD HTEBXS, near. Liberty
'wet. Paltrbargb, Pa.. nceinta
311. EITKIL/1 , J. A. 6TAAL/4
STALE 64 SON,
,Commission Merchanti,
isn) imalaras or
.I"I..6I[TJR, 4341...4-triF,•VP.MIS,
• No. 95 Win) IBTREZI, near feet Common,
' •
ALLEGHENY CITY
ME=EI
.B . CA.N4FIELD & SON, COM..
eatMISSION MERCHANTS, and 'Wholesale
ers in Goshen, Factory. Hamburg and W. R.
Cheese, Butter, Lard. Fork, Bacon, - Flour; Fish,
Dried Fntit, Oraini•Plg Lead,'POt, Pearl and Sods
Ashes. White Lime, Linseed, Lard, Coal and Car
bon One. No. 141 First street. Pittsburgh.
nITLIt EMIL " - JAS. F. =RAM%
KELL & RICHART I
_COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
• ANDORAILILIIB
FLOUR, GRAIN, 13112D8, MILL PRIED, bc.,
34/ Liberty Mt., Pttialittrgh,
my24:b3!
ALEX. AMAMI J. Z. ANJEIE.
McDELNE &. MUER,
COMMISSION : MERCHANTS,
Deal9lB In FLOUR, EI-.11:12IN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 14. a WAThE STREET, above
Satahtleld, Plitsbargn. les
FETZER & ABIESTRONG,
FORWARDING AND 001 1 / 1 1138IONIEEBOHANTS 1
For the Bale Of Flour, Oran, Bacon, Lard, Butter
'seeds, Dried Fruit , and Produce generally, No. lief
•
MARKET BTRBET, corner of First, Pittsburgh.
T J. BLANCHARD.
•
Wholesale and Retail Gliece,rs,
No. 398 PENN STBILES.
=MEM
& SON, . COMIIISSION
.MERCHANTS and de.alere In FLOUR. GRAIN
MILL FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY. No.
79 DIAMOND; opposite City fall, Allegheny City.
Jall:r37
JOllll I. ROUSE BMW. 1101ZE1Z.....W1f. 11. ROUSE.
TOHN I. HOUSE & BROS. Suc-
Ecessors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
rocers and Commission • Merchants, Corner of
fimithdeld and Water streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
JJITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON,.
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and
ealers in Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese,Fish,
Carbon and Lard il, Iron , Mass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
U and lit ISBCOND BTRT.ET, Pittsburgh.
JOHN lIIIPTON
§IIII'T.ON&WALL.A.CEIWHOLE.
PA:I
BAL ROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
o. (I SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh. 1s12:r88
PROFESSIONAL
WM. B. NEEPER,
ALDERSIAN AND E%-OFFICIO JUSTICE 'OP
. _ . _
THE TEACE. •
•
OFFICE; 89 FIFTH AVENUE..
Special attention given to conveyancingand col.
lectiona Deeds Donde and Mortgages drawn up,
and all.legal business attended to promptly and ac
curately;
JOS. A:BUTLER, •
•
-
ALDEBMAINALTD POLIOI3 MAGISTRATE
OSloe, 126 WYLIE OTREBT, near Wastdhgtoi
rrrrsßrzeß, PA.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgagee , Aeknowledgmenti
Depot;Mona, Collectlona, and all other legttlmal
bnalness executed promptly. ' , m1120:n9
SAMUEL • McMASTEItS
1 1 .
„‘
,
•AxiDEJEtaeu...N, -,
.“..
Ex-Officto Justice l N ‘,
of tlie Pease and Police 'asses
trate. Onice,IJRANT STREET, opposite the, se
thedral, PITTSBBROH, PA. ~ N
Deeds, Bonds,, Mortgagee, 'AcknowledimentS,..
Depositloos ' and - all Legal-Business exeonted with
promotuessand &Boston. -, • - =WS
EIISTACE i S. MORROW, ..
.A.MAIII 1
. ItMAN, •
EX-OFFICIO JIIBTIC OF. THE PEADE AND
POLICE AGISTRATIC.
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depoeltihns and all Legal Business e x ecuted with
promptness and dispatch. • men
A AMMON, .
Justice of the Peace, -
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT,.
CARSON STREILT, EAST BIRMINGHAM. •
Colleetton or Bents satiated and promptly attend
ed to. mya:y6o
JOHN A. STRAIN,
ES-OFFICIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND
PCLICD-MAGISTEATE.
Office ,11311 FIFTH STREET, opposite the Cathe
dral, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages
ACknowledgMents, Deposition, and all Legal Bust
les, skin:sited with oromotileas and dispatch.
J•
8. IFEUGIIIBON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
k No. 87 Fifth StrOet.
SECOND FLOOC, FIIONT Root'. iM lw73
JOHN W. RIDDELL,
• ATTOR-NEY.4T-LAW.
1143 Diamond Street,
(OPPoelte the Count soimie,)
AM:644
C. MACIiRELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. $9 Oknatt Stroets
ARCIi:DU.LD
No. 98 rrrrn
stoi:n9a:d&P PITTB6IIROH:PA.
U NION ENTERPRISE ,
FOUNDRY • .
• - ..wm. M. JOUNSON.
llfannthetartfr .of COOKING .STOVES, Arches,
Grates, Fenders. Sash Weights, and all kinds of
Hollow Ware, Car Wheels and all kinds of Ma
chinery Castlno, COIL. WATSON A. SHINGISS
BTS.. PITTSBURGH. PA. -attahezartut
FRESH TURTLE, put
a p in ma for soaps and Stearn ready for the
RESH •
e, reeelved , and for sale ai the family °rod*,
Store of JOHN A. RENSHAW,
l os , corner Llberay and Hand Meet
prIVIBUR OH andasaign
cora,, - 6LLBVILLE E. R.
--- I
On and after TUESDAY: Noyfusbir, 17th. 188 S
trains will arrive at and depart from toe Depot OA
ner of Grant and Water !greets. as follows:
De part. Arrive. •
Wall to and from Unionni. 7:00 A. N. 6:00 f. 114
McKeesport Accomosodt`n.ll:oo A. X. 2:08 P. X.
Ex. to and from Unicmi'n. • 3:00 r. at. 10:10 •W.
West Newton Aeconireswl'n 4:30 p. m. 8:35 A. X
Braddock's Accommiodut'n 6:15 7:50 P. X:
Night Ace. to IkteKeesport.lo:3o r. K. 6:45
Sunday Church Train taand
from West Newt0n........3400 P. X.10:00 A. W
For ticket/ apply t
J. B. KING, Agents
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent. ne2o
, ANGE of TlBlE.gaigt
IiaEGEENY VALLEY E41;,,E
4)
0 and after MONDAY N•Veber 9th,1801
TWO TRAINS DAILY. will leave Pittsbu rgh Star
non, corner ofEleventh and Me, streets.for Frank—
lin, Oil CUT, Buffalo, and all points let the Oil Be.'
glens.
LEATILPILIREIBURBH. IRIViI IN PITISTPCMCW•
Mari 7:15 arci aii 5:40 Ana
Express .. . .
... . 7:10 p m Expre55........6:30 vat
BradY'sß'd At: 3:00 p mifiradyslPßAclo:3o6gs
{
let Soda Works - let Soda Worke
Accemod'n..lo:so a m Accomothen. 9.110 illl
5Sd Seta Works Ad Soda Works
. Aocomed'n 5:00.p m .Acceencvla'n. 3:40p a"
Church Train leave Pittsburgh' at 1:110 P. M. Ar.
rive at Pittsbnrghat 9:80 A. st. I
PiAseagers taking express trai Buffalo ut and
change of cars be Pittsbuegh,and 011
Regions. Mail and Express Trains stop only at
principal. points Mixed Way and
,Aecommodarlo6
trains step at all stations.
THOMAS M. KING, Aisle. Burn.
W. POSTER HOPE. Ticket Agent. 1108'
VITTSISTIRGH,MBEMB
CINCOINATI AND ST.
•
lIIS RAILWAY.
- j PAN HANDLE 11013 TE.
CHANTUE UP TIME.--On and after SUNDAY.
N0r.29d:;114139 - , trains wfttlesre and Antra at tar
Union 1)&2;44, As follorrr, Pftrebtulb time:
Mail Exprooo,
Fast Line.......
Fast Express-- ........
Mixed Way
McDonald 's ACeil No. 1:
Stenbeavllls Acaoicrosod'
McDonalins doc , n, No. 2.
. •
SFr 2:58 P. sr. Express will . leare daily.
10:13 P. m. Mail will art! ve daily.
The 10:13 a. in‘ Train leaves daily, Sundays ex.—
eepted, and makes- close connections al Newark for
Zanesville and .pcfrats on Sandusky, Mansfield &-
Newark R. R.
S. F. ectriL, General Ticket Agent. ,
W. W. CARD, SrPtt., Steabenville, Ohio:
no
MI=IMEI
VENNSYLVANIAaggom
,CEINTRAL RAILROAD.
it and after Nov - - 26th. RIES, Trains will az.: -
rive at and depart from the Union Depot, corner of
Washington and Liberty streets, as follows:
. Den. •
Mail Train.... I:3onm Day Express. pa . 51:30 .
Fast Line 2:40 a m Wallis No. 1.. 6:30 ass
Wail's No. 1.. 6:20 s m Mall Train 8:15842
BrlotonAec'n.. 7:50 wm .Citiebanatl.Ex 12:35 pm
Wall's N 0.2.. 8:50 um Wall's No. 2.. 11:20 ais
Cincinnati Ex. 9:40 am Johnstown Ac. 3:25pm
Johnstown Ac.10:35 am Braddacke Nol 4:20 pis •
Baltimore Ex. 1.43 miPhila. Express 5:10 pas
Phila. Express 2:05 pm. Wall's Z.Zo. 5:20 pill
Wall's No. 1:30 pml Wall's No. C. 6:15 pm \
Braddocks No,l 5:50 p Fast Line 7:sopsi
Wall's Non 4. 7:25 p No. 5.. 11:00 p
Way Passen'r.lo:2l.lp mi
The Chureh Train leaves Wall's Station eyes,
Sunday at 9:15 a. xi., remitting Pittsburgh at 10:00-
a. in. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p. m.
and &reit est at Wall's Station at 2:00 p. m. •
and
Express leaves daily. AU ether trains
daily except Sunday.
For fanner information apply to
W. H. BECKWITH, Agent..
The Penisylvanla Railroad Company will not iui.•
mime any risk for Baggage,- except for wearing ap
parel, andliralt their responsibility toOne Hundred
Dollars value. Alt Baggage exceeding that •
amount in-value will be at the risk of the owner, nit.
less taken by special contract. I 11 ,
EDWARD R. 'WlLLitiark
General Superintendent, Altoona
12171
1 1"tiT I VAGR_ t FORT
W. AND CLEVELAND
From Nov; XXI, 1868
and arrive at the Union
time, as follows:
Leave.
Chicago Ex.... 3:03 a m
Cleveland Ex.. 3:03 a m
Erie & Ygn3l'l 7:28 am,
Cl. & g31. , 1 0:28 a m!
Chicago Mall.. 6:58 ami
Chicago Ex....10:08 a m
Cl. & Wk'gEx. 2:23p rt:
Chicago Ex.... 2:43 p.m'
Wk. &Erie Ex.'4:53
Depart from Allegheny.
N. Brigl'it Am 8:58 a m
Leetsdale I 10:28 a m
" 11:58 a m
Rochester 1:33 p m
Wellsv`e Ace.i 3:3Bpm
Leetsdale Acc. 4:13 pm
N. BrigVn . 5:33 pm
N. Brigt'm"" . 5:28 p m
Leetsdale . 10:43 p m
Leetsdale Son-
=I
day Church..- 1:13 p mi
41, - W.. 2:43 p. m. Chicago
/Er 11:28 a. m. Chlcag
IfillrNo change of care
Chicago. Bleeping cars w
and Chicago.
MEMC!
F. B. MYERS, -General
irSTERN PENN-MMNIN
SYLVANIA -
It AD.--On and a ft er N 8.A...11.0v. 22d; 1.868. the 'PM.
senger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania Ran.
road will arrive at and depart from the Federal
Street Depot, Allegheny City, as follows:
Arrive. ‘ I I De rt
pa.
Springd'e Nol 6:40 a &Mail 7:00 a, 16.
Freeport No.-1 8:20 a m Freeport No.l 9:15 am
Express 10:40 a m Sharpb , g No.111:20 amt
Sharpb'g No. 1 1:25 p m Express. .. .. ... 2:45 pm .
Freeport N 0.2 4:00 pm Springd , e .. 1 3120 pm ,
Mall II 5:55 p m Freeport N 0.2 5:20 p m
Springd , e No 2 6:45 D m Springd'e No 2 7:lopm
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny, Janet. eVME
Sunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny City at
9:50 a. m. Returning, leaves I Allegheny City at
1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny lunct. at 3145.
D
. Cmos.
mnrrAmon Timms—For sale in packages of
Twenty,_ between Allegheny: , City,. Chestnut street,
Herne, 'Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburg,
and good only on the trains stopping at Stations syn•
cifled on tickets.
The trains leaving Allegheny 'City fat 7:00. a. m.
make direct connection at Freepon with Walker's
line ofStages for Butleeand Hannahrtown. Through.
tickets may be purchased at thr oMce,_No. 3 St.
Clair street , near the Saspensim Bridge .Pittabargh
and at the Depot, Allegheny -
For farther information apply to ,
JAMES - LEFFERTS, Agent,
, Federal Street Depot.
.The : Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not me.
same any risk for Baggage, except for wearing sp.
parel;and limit their responsibility exceeding Hdred
Dollars - -in value. All baggage this
amount in value will be at the risk et the owner, ma.,
leas taken by - special contract. • „ •
N EDWARD M.- WILL I AMS.
e1en....al Sunerintendent, Altoos.. '
MEI
SmOILYHILL ROUTE. N
UNION PACIFIONRAILWAYI
The SHORTEST AND MOST
from the East to all points In
Colorado, Nevada,
Oregon.
Two Trains leave. State Line and Leavenwn-t
daily, (Sundays excepted, : ,, in the arrival ot Data; ,
Pacific Railroad from St. 'Ws, and ni.nnibal and
St. Jo Railroad from tiu cy, connect's/0. at Law.
ulnae, Topeka and Wamego with st4ses for all
pasts In Xansas. At en* of track west of SW
worth with the UNITED ATES EXPRESS COX.
PANT'S DAILY LINE F OVERLAAD RUM
AND EXPRESS COACHES FOR .
DEN VEXt; SALT T.A isc-mt
And ail Points itn the Territorieh
And with SANDERSON'S TRI-WEEKLY LINE 01
COACHES for Fort Union, Bent , s Fort, Pass, Albs., querque, Santa •Fe, and all points in Arizona and
New Mexico. ' •
(With the recen ?additions of rolling stock and
equipment, and the arrangements made with re.
sponsible Overland Transportation Lines from its
western terminus, this road now otters aneqqalled
facilities for the transmission of freight to the. pia,
West.'
Tickets
Tickets for sale at all the principal olllceein the
United States and Canadas • ,
Be sure and ask for tickets via TEFEAEOZEI
SILL ROUT A, UNION • PACIFIC ILWAY•
PTIRTISMPEC4II; PA
rrawstrwaßeit. PA.
T O LIVERPOOL ABMsalb
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AVIRT BA.TURDAY, from Plat 41 ,_.Nirrib
atm, New York. Tor passagifor tamer =mama.
idea Imply to
WILLIAM BIN,
TOPINTE tetiroginie
Nearly oppoiliii Poat !MN Plttabaratt,
RAILROADS.
Depart.. .
a.:13 a. m. 12:13 a. IL
10:13 a. m. 7:33 p. Illa
2:58 p.m. 11 18 a. m.
5:43 a. m. 6:43 p.
.11:28 a. m. 8:33 p.m..
3:38 p. m. 0:40a. m.
5:08 p. m. 3:18 p.
• AYNE & CHICAGO Bm
PITTSBURGH R. B.
trains will leave from
Depot, north side, city
i. Arrive.
Chicago Ex... 2:13 a m
Cleveland Ex. 2:13 axa
Chtvsko Ex....11:58 a in
Wheeling Ex. 11:13 sat
St. Louts Ex.. 3:53 pm
Chteugo Ex..— 4:38 paz
Cl. Ex. 4:13 pm
Erie I
Wh' v Yien Ex 6:13 pat
Cl. &ig E 5 pm
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Arrive ihx 6: .
,
N. Bilgt'n Ac. 7:03 am.
N: Briirt'm " 8:28 am
Wellsville " 9:53 a m
New Castle " 10:33 an.
'Leetsdale ' ' 9:13 aea
" 1 " 1:0S p
N. MUM " 2:43 put
Leetsdale " 4:83 pm
7:1E19 al
Leetsdale Fan- •
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day t,hureit... 9:511 a tit
Express leaves Ball
c Express arrives daily.
between Pittsburgh and.
itbon change to IncUsnap—
1. N. IVOULLOUGH,'
General •Euperlntandrnt.
,leketleteent. nOt
Eastern Division.
California, Utah,
W i ashiungto
Arizona,
New "idea, Idaho,
A. A NDERSO4,
Git.r.iria Superintendent
J. wznarza,
General PrelSbt and Tinket Agent
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