PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE.OF TEC6PrrerastruortGAxErrza,
TnurinAt;December r l7;lBso.
The most important , feature we have to
notice in regard to our markets, in a 'gen
eral ;way, is a slight relaxation in Tlour
and Grain. The firmness which prevailed
a week since, has pretty well subsided, and
hbiders are more anxious to realize, having
become pretty 'wellsitiatpid that prices are
not likely , to gap much higher, and .that
there is a • possi bility; if not a probability,
of a decline. Stocks are' large, demand re
stricled almost entirely to supplying inime&
diate wants, money seared slid collection
9 hard to make.
t-1 APPLE BUTTER-The demand is more
active though prices are uanged; 70 to
76, in kegs, and 80 to 85, in crooks.
:!•=_. APPLES-Continue in good demand and
prices are well sustained; 'we quote at ;a to
• , .
*4 for fair to good, and 64 5 0 to 65 for 'prime
to l choice.- "
-BUTTER-4here is no falling off in the
. ,
demand for Butter, and pricesfirejell sus.
iained; 43 to , 45, for prime to chol , and 38
tto - 40 for good. • I. • . • •
•';.! BEANS-413,50 to $3,75 ppeerr bushel. f
BUCKWHEAT FLOUIs in light sup
ply,
end prices are • higher. sto 5%* cents
Peround.
•- PRANBERRIES--S ales Eastern Cultl•
• vated at $23 to 625 per barrel,, as to quality.
CHEESE -Continues dull but , un
changed; 16 to' 20 cts, as to quality:
CIDER=DuII:I6 toll?, per bbl.
1 2 , ! DRIED FittflTDeand improving
and.prices firmer;Demand
sales of Peaches at 12 to
13'for, quarters and ;15 to -16 for helves.
APples at 9to 10 cts. • •
_ EGGS - Quiet and 'unchanged at 30 to 32
!, ‘' for limed, and 38 to 135 c for fresh packed.
HAY-Baled Hay is , still quoted at 123 , to
627,. though ,we have a sale o 100 bales
choice reported at 630, which is " co, naidered
E above the market. • -- I
HOMINY-Sales at 66,25 to 500.
GRAIN Wheat is quiet and Anchanged
t; but little offering and but little wanted
-41,85, forprime No. 1 Red Winter. Oats in
limited supply and' firm at 63 to 640, on
1.,!' track, and 66 to 67c Ibr' small lots in store;
• Rye is in steady demand, with sales of
small lots at $1,47 to .61,48. • New Corn is
scarce and demand,
d in and may be quoted
firm at 80 to 85c. But little old Corn in
market._•• Barley quiet and nominally un
changed at 12 for No:1 Spring, and 10 to /.5c
;-„xtiore for prime Fall.;
POULTRY-Is always , dull when the
weather turns soft; after a hard freeze.
' n Prices however unchanged; dressed Chick
!,
ens at 12 to 18; however,
13 to 14; and Turkeys
15 to 16. -•
Peach
PDTATOES-Sales of P Blows, in
•t. store, at 85 to-90per btishel. • _
•.t LARD-Is firm and hi good demand it
17 to 17%c, in tierces, and 18 tOlgyie,in kegs,
for - prime kettle rendered. .
• LARD OIL-Is '- firm in sympathy with
,1 Lard; may be' quoted at $1,45 to $1,47 for
,I
No. 1, and 11,20 to 51,22 for No. 2.
mRSS PORK--Is; firmer, and may be
• suoted at /26 to the trade, and 626,50, in a
Jobbing way. - .
FLOUR-The market is quiet and a lit
' -tie. dull, while prices are unchanged, with
the exception of Rye Flour, which is quoted
at 68,00 to 68,25, an advance. We continue
m, to quota Western Flours at 57,50 t 0 .58,25
•i -- for Spring Wheat, and $9,25 to 19,75
• g for Winter Wheat. The Pearl Mill
•',' ::with a moderate! consumutive demand.
quote their best brands, made of the best
• Wheat, as follows::;Extra Family Flour,
• in barrels, at 69,50, and, in decks, 59,20 per
barrel; Double Extra Family . ..lu barrels,
610,20, and, in sacks, 69,80 per barrel;
,Spring Wheat Flour, in barrels, 68,00. and,
in sacks, 67,70 per • barrel. The City Mills
quote prices , as follows: Extra Family,
(Winter) in barrels v $9,50, and, in. sacks,
:4,9,20 per barrel; Double Extra Family, in
barrels, 610,00,iand, in sacks, 69,7 Oper bar
•!h rel, and Spring, $B,OO, in barrels, end 61 1 70,
, - in sacks, per barrel. •• „ •
' "SALT-Allegheny River brands at 61,65
bylhe car load. and 62, in store.
- = WHISKY-Sales of Highwines reported
' • '; at SL
CORN MEAL--Salea .at 111, to 51,16- per
'f. DRESSED HOGS-Sales at 9to 11c.
,;. FEATHERS 7 =-Salea to' the tiade at 75 to
'll l SO for live geese, and . 85 to 90 in a retail
-' • way
• r. ONIONS-Quoten at 55 tol6 per bbl
Fin' szeial Matters: in New York.
Gold Closed at 114,6@13134.
By Te4egranb to the Pittaburgh.Gazette.l
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YORK, December 17, 1868.
• GOLD.,
Money acti v e and firm at 7 per cent..cur;
' irency, to 7 per cent: gold, or 7 per Cent. cur
'•l,7 rencY with a commission of 1-16. The
drain of currency to the South and West
-I) •
continues and banks are indisposed to ex
n pand more in view of the approaching quar
' terlv statainent. A heavy shave is sub
, ,a witted to for the use of money thirty or.
,•• sixty days. .Diseounts quiet at 7®lo per
cent for prLme short paper. Sterling, 9%®
934. Gold lower, influenced by sales of the
`bear combination and, Senator Morton's
speech, (opened at .134% and closed at 134%
• <4434%. •
g,
vommerciara money article
says that
•••• Morton Ttie
is mistaken in his statement of the
,; a 4uantity of cold in ,the country. It says
the supply'outside of the Treasury, availa
,:4 ble•for market mae, cannot be estimated at
much, if any. over forty millions. The ea
t::: rmember to-da y
f w & re slB%°°l A (116atchfrom
ngress says it is consi d ered
-certain that the Supreme COurt will affirm
•• the 'constitutionality of the .Legal Tender
• act, and that the decision will be rendered.
within two or three weeks. •
. ONDS AND STOCKS.
Governments a shade lower under the
t free speculative sales, but closed steady;
Coupons '81,.114;_x,®114%; d0.'52, 110y,®
•• : 112%; do. '64,.106%(10066%; do. '65, 107%®_
;-; 107%: do. new, 109%®110; do. '67, i 0948
tl • 110; do. '68,110%; 10-40 s, 105%®1053L.
' State bonds steady Missoula, :!%;"New
Tennessees, 68%,®68%; New North Candi,
2, nas," 63; Virginias, 66.• _
,
In stocks New York Central is the giaat
t • ; feature; rose from 12634 to 12814, :sub-
sequently fell to 128% under , den Rod o
rf reported lease of the Great '"Westerna
g of Canada; again recovered 12730128 g. -
Other shares, though • quiet; • sympa,-
• , t .l thized to some extent with the New Yor k
Central • and.
.market generally olosed •
strong.. The reported dividend by the,
l",; St. Paul Road is premature.'
•
:Five-th.trly .Thicea:—Curnberland, 37@
(38; Well 3 Express, 2454; American, 44%
046; Adams, 4834@4 0 ; ;United Statesi.,4s%
®45%; Merchants lJnica4 15%®15%; quick
'. •.4 silver, 21%®22;'Canton, 48@49: Pacific Mall,
• il13;®112; -W. 17.• Telegraph,. 36%®11634;'
:-'• ti 1 Boston . Hartford and Erie, 25®26; Marl-1
'rasa, 6®6; do. preferred, 181 A; New York ,
tgetral., 127%®128%; Erie 40@)40%; Hud- '
son, 12 61 g 127 ; Reading: ' 9631 1 3' 8 . 7;_ Terre
11 Haute, 35®38; • do. prefarred. 61; To
t) 'led° and Wabash, , 655!@5 5 34: do. pre
• ferred, 701571; St. Pahl, 64,105 05 :: do. pre
ferred, 83%@83%; Ft. WaYne, 110%0(110%;
E Ohio and Mississippi; 29%®223j; Michigan
Cen.; 122%; Michigan Southern. 0%086%;
Cann:ai r 143®144i Pittsburgh, 82%.
: @82%; Toledo; 10134®101%, -Rock
• ;4 108%4108%; Northwestern, 15%€.76%; do,
preferred, 78%'; Lake Sifore;_loo%,; Quinsty,'
1.71' Illinols•Central Banda, 114%.
~ Mining staves dull; Quarts li11l,75; Smith
r. A parmelee, 325.; " -
oi copper stocks .at Boston—Coppe r Falls,
FE__,rtu94/1,24*.,;#7. - t.c
.174 *. SIIEPaSEASITRY. -- • -
.1741 ,•
4-1 The receipts at the Sub-TreftenrY To•cLaY
vere 5856,696; - Paftlefite.fllti 9 , 76 tii!tilancO ,
'94004966. ' , -• • , •
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Markets by. Telegraph.
New YORE, December 17.—Cotton steady,
with'Sales of 2,600 bales tit - 25ge for mid= ,l
dling uplands, Flour—receipts of 8,994
bbis; less active and prices without change ,
with sales of 7,900 bbls; closing quiet and
rather heavy for medium grades; Califor
nia
dull. Rye Flour firm; sales of 500 bblii
at $6,65a8,50. Whisky quiet, with sales of
100,bbis western, M. iota, at.51,02a1,03 free.
Wheat—no receipts; opened quiet and
strong and closed dull and scarcely so firm;
odes of 64,000 bus- at 1.1.60a1,63 for No, 2
spring in store and afloat; 11,71 for No'. 1
do.; 82,10 for : amber Michigan, and 82,15 for'
white Michigan. Rye active and firmer;
with sales • of 42,000 bus at 11,50a1,52
for western; $1,53a1,55 for Canada. Barley
quiet; sales are reported of 9,300 bush Can
ada,,West at .52,15. Barley Malt is .quiet.
The receipts of Corn.were 24068 bush; and
dull and _drooping; 43,000 bush sold at 98ca
$1,03 fbr new mixed western; 11,12a1,14 for
old &iv in store :and afloat; $1,15 for high
mixed and:nearly yellow. The receipts of
Oats were 7,488; the market, is , heavy and
lovier; sales're reported of 56,000 bush at
76%a76yic for western, in store; 78,0 for
do. afloat. Rice is firmer at Ba9o for Caro
lina. Coffee is quiet and firm; sales were
made of 5,200 bags Rio on private terms.
Sugar is dull, heavy and nominally lower;
34 bbls New, Orleans brought 1.0 c- 878 boxes
Havana 'sold at RAC. Molarina dull.
Petroleum quiet; crude, l&I; refined, 8834 c
.- Hops steady at 10a220 for Amertean, Lin-_
'seed 01,1 steady at.96a980. Spirits Taipei
:tine quiet and nnehanged. Pork decided-
Iy•firmer, with sales 18,500 bbl. at 126,87 n
;27,25, for- new mew, ,$25,54:4126 for old do;
$19.76a21,50' for prime mess; sellers' option
'lan - wiry and rebrua, $26,50a28. :Beef
steady, with sales bbls tierce. Beef
Hams firmer, with sales 150 bbls aCi3ea33.
'Cut Meats steady ; at 10ally.c for shoulders,
and' 12a155.0 for' Mime. Middleis steadY,
with sales 250 boxes , ptimberland cut. for
-January, at 13c. Dressed Hogs firmer at
.1031allo for western, sand litic forcity. 6 '
Lard fi rmer and active, with sales 1,2 - 00
tierces at .16 1 %a17y‘0 for steam, and, 17yia
17}4c for kettle rendered; also, 3,750 tierces
steam, seller for January and February, at
17a17Xc. Butter quiet and steady at 25840
'for Ohio. Cheese firm at 14alec. Freights
to Liverpool a shade ilrmer, with engage
ments for 22.000 bush wheat, per steamer,
at 634 d, and 76,000 tiushcorn per sail,at 6d.
Latest.—Flour closed stea dy for common,
and dull and heavy fOr medium and good
grades. Wheat quiet and less firm for
spring, and moderately active and very firm
for winter. Rye firm and active at 1.1,51 a
1,52 for Western. Oats dull at 7630 in
store, and 78y 4 0 afloat, for western. Corn
dull and heavy at $1,21a1,21 for old mixed
western in store and afloat, and 980 a $1,02
for new mixed western. Pork firmer and I
excited; old mess, $26; new mess, $27; sales
2,000 bbls.new•mess at $2B, January, Feb.
.ruary and March. Beef firm, with a fair
• demand. Cut Meats quiet and unchanged.
Bacon active and very firm. Lard very
firm at 17a1750 for fair to prime steam.
Eggs steady at 37a39c.
Div Goods—The demand for Cotton goods
is less animated, but prices are firm at an
improvement, and the tendency is towards
higher rates in Prints.. We notice an ad
vance of a 340 per yard in price of Lancas
ter and Amoskeag, which are up to 12W.
and Watriitta, which has risento 934 c. In
other makes there is no important change.
Printing Cloths are scarce and tlrmat.9o for
'6-4 square. Cottonades have recently
risen 2c, butare slow sale. Woolen goods
are in limited demand - and prices rule
steady. . •
_ .
Clacks*, December 17.—Eastern Ex
change in large supply at par selling, and
off buying. Flour easier at • $5,25a7,50
for low grades to choice spring extras.
Wheat unsettled, irreArular, and lal%c low
er, - with sales No 1, at $1,24, and No 2at
$1,13%a1,15, closing dull: with free sellers
of No 2 at $1,133;; sales No 2 since change
at $1,133,. Corn less active and newshelled
declined I%a2c, with sales at 48a49Nc, clos
ing dull and weak, at. 48c for No 2, kiln
dried 52a53c, and relected 50a52c; old steady
and quiet at 800 for Nol, and 70e for No 2;
'unchanged since 'the noon board. Oats
moderately active and qa%c lower, with
sales No 2 at 45a45%c, dogleg at 4531a45,f0.
Rye in fair request at $1,17a1,17%c for No
1, closing steady at inside. Barley quiet,
with salesNo 2at 51,54a1,57, and rejected
'at $1,37, closing qaiet,. at 5465 for No 2.
;Efighwirees steady and quiet, with sales at
'94e, cash; round lots Sold ''at 46c in bond;
seller, January. Provisions active and ex
.cited. Mesa Pork advanced $1,504,00 per
'barrel, with sales at $26 cash, and $26,25a
27,00 - for "future delivery, closing easier,
with sellers at $27. Lard Kale higher,
with sales at 16c for present, and 17c for fn.
ture delivery. Bulk bleats higher; short
rib middles 12%c; Cumberlatid 11%c;
rough sides 12a123;c; sweet pickled hams
13a13 1 %c; green hams 13a13%e. - Dressed
Hogs active and 50a600 higher, ranging at
19,25a10, 22 , closing at $9,75a10,00. Re
•ceipts-8,769 bbls flour, 32,218 bush wheat,
59,595 bush corn, 429,600 bush oats, 2,934
busn rye, 8,890 bush barley. Shipments—
,7,oo3 bbls flour ' 5,800 bush wheat. , 10,366
bash corn, 4,453 bush oats, 2,60013w:di rye,
2,083 bush barley. ,
Hogs active and excitedand 3734a50 high
-"er on all grades; receipts light; sales at sBa
9,25 for medium to good, chiefly at 68,40 a
8,90; receipts 2,476 head; shipments 4,693,
head. Beef Cattle steady, firm and in good
demand, with sales at $4,50a5,00 for cows,
and 15,75a7,00 for fair to good steers.
Crscurrwri. December 17.—Flour is in
moderate demand, and sales were made of
family at $7,50a8. Wheat is 'firm and sales
were made at $l,BO. Corn is firmer and
higher and sales were made at 72a73c. Rye
is dull and declining, and sales were made
at $1,40. Oats dull and sales were made
at 64c. Barley is unchanged and quiet.
Cotton is firm, and were made •of
Middling at 23%c. Whisky is firmer,
buyers offering 98c, and holders asking $l.
i r Hogs are.active and higher, and sales were
made of• live at 58,75a9,25, and dressed at
$10,50a1/.. Mess Pork has advanced to
$27,50. ; Lard has advanced to 17%c. Built
meats are held at 10%c, 13%c, 14%c and 150
for shoulders, sides, clear rib and clear
sides., Green meats are firmer, and sales
'mere made of shoulders at 9%c, sides at
12%0, and hams at 14c; at the close of the
market this afternoon, the feeling was
more subdued, and the belief was expressed
rather frequently that it is a good time to
Sell: bacon is wanted; none out of smoke;
clear• sides were sold, to come out next
week, at 1.7%a17y,c. Butter' is scarce and
firm, and sales were made at 88a40c. Eggs
are held at 83c. Linseed Oil is, held at ;la
1,02, btit the demand is light. Lard 011 111
very firm, but:higher now at $1,40a1,45, and
manufacturers only supply customers
sparingly at these quotations. Sugar is
firm, and sales were made of •New Orleans
at 13a1434c; and refined is %,c, higher. Cof
. fee is steady, and sales were made of fair
to choice Rio at 21a25c. There is not much
doing in Apples; or Potatoes, and priees are
unchanged. Turkey Island Salt is scarce
and sold at 65c per bushel. Gold is buying
at 134. Exchange is firm at 1-10 discount,
buying. The money market is unchanged.
Steadman, -- Shaw et Co.,_ dry goods deal
ers, failed yesterday.
Louis December 17.—Tobacco, none
on`market. Cotton higher at 23 1 „ Flour
steady,-and unchanged; super $5,50a6,40;
extra 6,75a7; double extra 7a7,75; treble
extra to 'fancy 9all. Wheat,' choice and
fancy, fall 'in demand; prime to choice
white fall solecat 1,80a2,10. 'Corn firth bat
inactive at 77a80. Oats no demand, small
sales made at 589.60. • Barley firm but quiet;
small sales spring at 1,9734; fall 2,50, Rye.
firm at 2,30 but ..held‘ -higher• Whiskey
firm at 94a95: Pork held higher but nOtb
irig of importance doing; small sates at 27; f itoo
ja
ott if . l;9 l, ll . !;;F :aa L
extra heavy held at 27,50. Balk meat ac- on widths or thorou ghly
tive and, higher, loose clear sides sold at eo tV t m i I s e
e n t t :
5 - 0 0
a r W e e ! l y e ] r s
Floorls Iv ( ki
Obar ir nat sAN.: i .gre e rist a tfo n too tt w a reergo,
c o o l .
14%; petekeeiclear sides 14aial5; blear rib . es ter t r an s me be be r .ei is the% L Y _
18 1 4; shoaiders'lo%,all; 80,000 pounds : clear " J. & 11 .
sides; 20,080 pounds shoulders; 4,000 tier. 1100 9 6 " 6 28 Sit . ttk Itreet.
ces greed - lhams and 100 tierces sweet wogSALEi • ,
pickled hams soldlet private terms. Bacon • ; • •
very little. offering; shoulders "12 1 4;-' clear FINE SEED ,WHEAT.
Wes 17;, plain sugar cured hams 16%. Lard, •
packers not disposed sell; a few retail lots , ' 849- LIBZIITT ST.
*tad at 4 17; An advagoe; 200 tier t choice w i z ) N arrosCpcal, /deC/211,6111r a CO.
i RX'i~
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1868:
for alWatautrytend* 600 llamas at -Quincey
\ \l
and Keokuk:ghat half of Jahuary, gaiters
option,- sold at 17. Hay active and higher,
ranging at 7 3 / 4 aBX; one lot averaging 300
pounds at 9; gross; Cattle 'lnlet and un
changed, demand o y local; prices range
Ba 9. Receipts, • flour 1,200 barrels; wheat
4,500 bushels; Corn 4,000 bushels; Oats 600
bushels; , Barley 760 bkshels; Rye 400 bush
els; hogs 7,000 head.
BIIVFALD, Decembe r' 17.—Flour in mod
erate demand. Wheat very dull; sales 1500
bus Chicago spring at $1,63, part on track.
Corn dull and easier; sales 700 bus old at
95c on track, and five car lots new on track
at 80c. Oats dull; saleg one car lot at 660,
on track. Rye nominal. Barley' nominal
at 52 for Canada, and $4 for rowed. , Mess
Pork tending upward and nominal at 126"
for heavy. Lard dull • and unchanged.
Highwines nominal at $l.
CLEVELAND, December 17.—Wheat; sales
of 1 oar toad No. 1 red winter at 81,37; 1 car
load. No. 2, do at $1,70., Corn; sale of 1 car
load No. 1 new at 75c; old held at Mane.
Oats; sales of two ear loads at 52c. Rye
I held .at $1,38. Barley. dull and. nominal,
No. 1 Canada - West $2.0a2,05; No. 2
State nominal at ;1.7 1,75. P etroleum firm
and unchanged. R fined old at :28a28340
in large lots; 23a300 in trade lots. •
MILWAUKEE, December 17,—Flour l dull
1
and prices ' undian " . Wheat dull and
it
lower, at sl,2ig for o.
.1 a d $1,1336 for
,No.. 2. Oats dull an lower at • 46340 for
No. 2. Corn Amin . . Rye more active
at'51,12 for No. 2. le • • ominal.' Res
ipta-2,000 bb's tlo , •4• „I.! bush wheat:
2,000 bush oats; 4,000 bush ~ . ; 2,000 bush
rye. Shipm ents-2, bias flour.
li i p
, ~
Lotasyntax,_ Deco ber 1 . ••13ales of 7f
, hhds tobaoco,i low des in 'to medium
leaf, 5a140. Cotton Mc. ogs, 9109%c,
_gross. Mess pork, '$
,50. Lard, 17a17Xc.
Bulk meats—shoulders, lOyiallc; clear rib
sides, 14 y0t.1434c; clear sides, 14 3 / 4 alsc. Su
perfine flour, $5,50a6. Wheat, $1,75a1,90.
Corn, 60a62c. Oats, .58a60. Rye, $1,40.
Whisky—raw, 980. •
TOLEDO, Dec. 17.—Flour quiet. Wheat—
amber 20 lower and white 4asc lower; sales
- amber at $1,78; white Michigan $1,60; No. 1
white do. $1,90. Corn—old steady; new
lower; sales No. 1 at 80c; new 88e; new re
jected 640; kiln dried - 75c. Oats steady;
Michigan and No. 1 79c. lßye unchanged;
Michigan $1,30. Barley quiet. Dressed
'hogs 11,43 better at 954a10d f
idEmplats, Dee. 17.—Cotton firm at 23,4 c;
middlings scarce; receipts 1,343 bales; ex
ports 1,424 bales. Flour=low grades brisk;
superfine $7a7,50. Corn dull at 65c for shell-
ed. Oats lower at 67a680. Hay—prime /23.
Bran dull at 25c. Pork dull at $27 for mess.
Lard q uiet at 113a17c. Bacon dial and nom
inal. Bulk meats-active; shoulder/11034a;
clear sides 14340. ,
IMPORTS BY RAILRAOD.
PITTSIGIRGIIi FORT WA.TNE d CHICAGO
RAILROAD, December 17.-1 car iron
ore, Shoenberger & Blair; 26 curs metal,
Nimick d; Co; 8 do do, Bryan & Canghey; 2
do billetts, Miller, Barr it Parkin; 1 car
corn, 8 Hood; 1 car millfi3ed, S B Floyd &
Co; 300 bbls flour, McClure &. McKee; 1,100
do do, owner; 100 do do, Watt, Lang & Co;
200 do do,D Wallsioe; - 200.:do do, Culp d
Shepardoo do do, J S Dilworth & Co; 50
bbls highwines,,Littell dr Mechling; 100 do
flour. Beghmyer & Voskamp; 50 tea hams,
J H Parker; 7 cars wheat. J 8 Liggett &
Co; 1 do do, Hitchcock,. McCreery & Co; 3
do rye, Dan Wallace; 1 do do, W J Meek;
Ido do, Thotnas Moore & Son; 44 bundles
hides, B Pfiams; 12 sks rags, Markle & Co;
2 bbls butter, T C Jenkins; 6pkgs produce,
Voigt, Mahood &Co; 6 do do, 20 bbla ap.
ples, H Rea Jr;-1 bbl eggs, John Moon; 8
eke rags, Frazier & Metzgar; 4 bills sheep
pelts, M Delange; 1 car oats, Keil dr Bitch
art; 1 do do, Brown & Williams; 35 bbls
pearls, J L Kroh; 80 blooms iron, J Moor
head; 50 bzs cheese, Carter; McGrew & Co;
25 ban candles, Atwell, Lee it Co; d car
corn, Robb &Heiron; 2 do do, Shomaker &
Langenheim; 127 bbla apples, P Duff it
Son.
CLEVELAND AND Prmenunaz RAIL
ROAD, December 17.-4 cars tro' ore, Zug
& Co; 2 do do, Moorhead & Co; 4(10 do, Sho
enherger & Blain , • 2 do 'do, Bryan &
Caughev; 1 do barley; J M Carson & Co; 1
do lumber, Hamilton, Algen dr Co; 5 bbls
Peas, 2 dotoatrneal, C Reis; 1 box bottles;
Fabnestock, hatmee it CorbO•bbls flour, W
H Hagan; 1 car oil, Johnson & Paine; Ido
do, J Spear; 18 hills chairs, '6 do rockers.
Hammer & Duller; 23 dodo, 24% do chaha,
Bedford Chair Co; 11 bbls-apples, Graff. &
Reiter; 4bbis . buckwheat flour, Totten &
Co; 45 e ke rye • W'm' McKim; 11 sks corn
meal, Harm .11:- McCarty; 45 dressed hogs,
J P Hanna & Co;' 20 bxs candles" E H "My
ers & Co; 50 do do,E Heazieton; 5 tea hams,
H Parker; 100 bales R Knox; 7 half
butte tobacco, Carter, McGrew & Co.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD Decem
ber 17.-240 bbls oil, Gorton & Sowers; 400
do do, Fisher &Bro; 80 do do, W P Logan;
49 eke corn,-Bricker & Co; Ibx butter H
Riddle; 2 cars metal, 11clinIght, Porte; &
Co; 3do do, Rees, Graff it Dull; 113 sacks
oats, Adams & Austin; 14 , bgs oats, 14 do
rye,Gay & Welsh, 4 cars limestone, Sho.
energer,dr. Blair; 1 oar oats, 12 eke do,Keil
& Kite - brut; 1 ear lime, D L Reynolds; 18
bgs flour, W H Kirkpatrick t Co.
ALLEGHENY STATION, December 17.-
2 cars millfeed, R Knox & Son; 200 bbls
flour, Y oar corn. Cleo Stewart; 7 cars lime
stone, superior Iron Co,•• 100 bbls flour, XII
McKee; 2 cars stone, J Abdell; 6 cars metal,
Lewis, Bailey & Daizell; 2 curs iron ore,
Spang, Chalfant & Co; 3 caddies tobacco, E
Gleason..
BCH, Practical Cook,
espe l ethilly announces to the public that betwil
On Saturday and Sunday. Next,
Open to the public the ,
DELMONICO RESTAURANT,
FOE GENTLEMEN ONLY
It will be. hie earnest endeavor to furnish his pa
trons at all times with the most palatable viands
which the market or the season affords.
BE
Tbe
LIWORS, WINES of various dates, ALE,' BEE%
etc , will be their own recommendation..
Orders for 'fine Cooking for' Weddings, and other
Festivals, will, as heretofore, be promptly and
c.beaplytittended to, requesting patronage.
pea H. RUH.
J. X. SCRIM J. X. BiATT MUTT.
swort, llaArk
; •
ARCHITECTURAL AND .
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS,
Nor 63 Sandusky St,, Allegheny, Pa.
A large assortment of HEWEL POSTS and 8.T.!:
LISTERS constantly on hand. TURNI.I4O. or all
"description& done. • oe9:vaa
B MILEY.
CHOICE SPRING AND FALL,
In store and for sale by
1113ZIANOR 8c IELARPER.
no3o 828 LIBERTY STREET
.
FRESII FISH.-'-'-ilenlaniin Pill.
P11E1237i still continues to fill all city and coon•
orders Tor, - •
•FRESWWHITE LAKE FISH, SALMON AND BASS.
•
Send to No. 45 DIAMOND MARKET. Pitts•
bowl, or Me old well known TWIN CITY STAND,
Allegheny market - . oetn
fIREEIir OIL CLOTS FOR`WIN.•
ILA . DOW sHADE,s,we,:nra now tuantdaetnrist
tills article ,or a anallty superior In finish, and at
prices lowerlban can be had of any Eastern manu
facturers. . Dealers will End It to their interest tO
examine onr goods beture purcbaslngelsewbere.
& H. - PHILLIPS,
• ne3o 28 and 28 BixtitSt.. formerly St: Mao.
ME
•
1 ; , .:•;•
7 - ACI -,,..
N "
•-„ •
.4--
..rt.W.,./-• • r
2,500 lIIISEIEILS
RIWIM
The river was about'' on a stand last eve
ning with four feet three inches in the
chexMel by the Monongahela marks. The
weather was soft and, mild during the
greater part of the(lay, but towards eve
ning it became" col4er, the wind having
shifted around to to west, and we should
not be surprised fo see another l'freeke"
set in. • I
No arrivals or departures to report aside
from Monongahela River packets.
The New York, may depart tor Evans
ville today, providing the weather does not
-turn cold, and the same is true of some
other boats.
The Grey Eagle, Capt. C. L. Bennan, is
announced to leave for Parkersburg to mor
row.
The Mary Davage will be the first out
for New Orleans and she will be followed'
by the Armenia , A.: C. McCalr.
The Camelia, Capt. Poe, will bet e first
boat out for Nashvllle.
The Bayard may , get off for Cincinnati on
Tuesday next.
We see it stated -that Captain John B.
.Davis contemplates building a packet here
for the Memphis and White river trade.
—A gentloman lately up I the Arkansas,
writes: "Arkansas River Valley! will pro
duce 80,000 bales of cotton this year.. The
.people.,will generally ;get out of debt and
have some money left, enough to make the
next crop." •
We hear that the Grand Lake, with a
large tow,of coal- for New . Orleans, stuck
her entire tow at Tradewater, in the Lower
Ohio, but finally succeeded in getting six
of her barges off ail right. The rumor that
the Boaz sunk , part of her tow needs con
firmation.
—The Cincinnati Commercial, of Wednes
day, says: Captain R. C. Grey passed
through the city yesterday, en route from
St. Louis to Pittsburgh. Captain Hugh
Campbell and Captain John L. Rhodes
also passed through the city, en routefrom
Pittsburgh to Lotusyille.
—Capt. A.. Williams, formerly of Cairo,
but lately of St. Louis, an old, commander
on the river, died on Sunday, the 6th inst.,
on, board the steamer Mollie Able, while
near Bayou Sara. He was a relative of W.
M. Williams, of Vicksburg. Capt. Wil
liams was a native of Virginia: He leaves
a wife and two children. His remains (in
compliance with his dying request) will be
carried to CoYington, Kentucky, and laid
to rest by the2grave of his mother.
-- , The Evansville Journal, of Saturday,
says: Capt. Billy Phillips, of the Louisi
ana, slipped from the stage of Brown de
Co.'s wharfboat, yesterday morning, into
the river, and got oonsiderably wet. The
Weather was so intensely cold, that by the
time he got to the Louisiana, he was
speechless, and his clothes were as stiff as
a board. By. proper appliances he was
soon all right but be thinks the weather is
not pronitiotta for cold baths.
—A St. Louis telegram under date of
Tuesday says: There was thirty-nine libels
against the Great Republic, just released,
for mariners' wages, supplies, ite. Of this
number, twenty-nine were dismissed by
the owners paying the claims. For the
balance of the claims Henry Yager and
Thomas Morrison became securities. The
amount of claims for which proceedings
were instituted. was 540,000. The original
cost of the Great Republic was 5280,000, and
she has sunk an amount nearly equal to
River and' Reuter.
Br Telegraph to the Plttibaigh Oazette.l
Louisvixtz, December 17.—Weather
clear and pleasant. River falling, with six
feet of water in the canal by mark.
PMTM;TVZI
•
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS..
•
gOR CINCINNATI,aar i a
LOUISVILLE, KVAWSVPILLE,
MERPEOS, NICEEBURG AND bi - EW OR
i.r.A.A.—The •
MART" DAVAGE MID BARGES,
JAMES BHEDDEN, Commander.
leave as ahem on .
THIS DAY. December ISth.
Shtppers should, bear ,111 antra that the DAVAGE
polthrely go thinnigh . without re-51010S.
' de4 CHARLES BAIIHEL Agent.
printintriiGn
&gig&
wannLrne. • .
liarietta and , Parkersburg - Line.
Leave COmoaara Wharf Boat, foot of WoOd street.
fetl2 H.
. .
MONDAYS AND THIIINDA.TI3,
BAYARD A. S. Sar.parso, Muter.
IicEDNES'LLTS AND BiTORDAIN
GM' EAGLE C. L. BREWS, Muter.
Freight will be received at all hoe by .
ael4. -. JAMES COLLINS. Arent.
OR MEMPHIS AND
F jialZt
ORLEANS—The steamer
ARMEItU.
will leave for above ports on the first rise of the
river.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JNO. FLACK, or
J. D. COLLINGWOO Agents
EMI
VOIR NASHVILLE, 141. i i i idgri
A:
SECT—The steamer
CAMELIA
Will leave on .
7/ILS DAY, DECEMBER 18th.'
for Evansville, Clarksville and Nashville.
For freight or passage sp_ply on boad or: to.
G lintEby HASLET i,
• • -
JOHN•FLAOK.
de4 Or, J. D. COLLINOWOOD - , Agents.
2,000 000* ACRE' OF
LANDS FM SATE.
BY THE .
'Union Pacifia Railroad Oonspany,
BASTE= DIVISION,
Lying alonsibe line , of their road, at , •
$l,OO TO $5,00 PER ACIIE,
Apd on a CREDIT OP wiz VI/MA.
Pcii farther partt'enlars, maps, de., addreia
JOKE P. .ozvaa um;
Land Oconminotoner, Topeka, EMI, ,'I
Or CRAB. B. LAMBORN, SeleYt
anti: • • Pi. Loch'. TitesOlirl•
WM MILLER,
• • r
- •
(Late Miller & Itleketson,)
Nos. _221 AND ,228,
Corner Liberty and Irwin Streetfel
Offer te'the trade et Low Plguress
150 Pkgs. of NEW MACKEREL, in _ barrels,
ves, quarters and kits.
100 chests choice YOUNG wrsoN. • JAPAN
__and_DIPERIAL TEAR.
55.saeks choke RANGOON. RICE.
bblu. choler CAROLINA RICE.
15 bbis..LONG ISLAND ISYRUP,„
50 bbls. STRUP,:eholes brands.
100 bbls. N. O. MOLARSES. •
50 bble. BERMUDA MOLABSEE.
800 bbls. BEIFINEDI3I3GAR.
15 bbds. PORTO RICO. CUBA and DIMA.
5100 bags RIO COFFEE.
50,oaga JAVAPORTED and LAGUATUA COFFEES.'
100 eases DE CLARET.
1150 as'es , MOIL` CMANDCIDS (ALM
PADRE WPNEt3 „.
OCOTOR ALE and ,, LUDIVIAT - POSTEIS COB
0011111 0 5 WA& . - ' •
HEEMIAi '1"; RUPTURE.
nervills'Or 11(4Aare eared•
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Euptoure.eured.
I . rnia or Rupture eared.
Hernia or Rupture cared.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Itoptstri3 cured.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Rlarsh , c Radical Ours Truss.
litttersa Putout Truss.
FlteWsi Supporter !Truss.
Self.Adsustinir Truss.
Dr. Banning's Lae. or Body Braes. fin
be elm of Prolapses Uteri, Piles, I.bdominal and
Spinal Weakneeses. ' '
Dr. S. S. PH elite Ifilver.Pbated Supporter.
Plle Props. foithe support and care of Pi,
Kassala Stocking., , for Treat and varicose
Elastic Knee Caps, for weak knee joints.
Ankle Supporters, for weak knee joints..
Suspensory Bandages.
Sold at Dr. KE'YSKR'S, 140 Wood St
At Dr. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood Street
air Drug Store, No. 140 WOOD STREET, 'sign
o the Gtdden Mortar. ,
,Persons writing for Thine'
ihottd send the number of Inches around the body,.
Immedlately over the rupture.
ar DH. KEYSER will give Ida personal atten
oa to , the application of Trusses is adults and
children, aad he is satisfied that, with an experietice
Of twenty yei►re; he will be enabled to give maids°
DLSEMMD LUNGS.
nage, or ulcers of whateter sort, on eny of the in-
ternal organs my be. and are frequently cared, and
s complete coadlUon othealth established. lithe
elaborative functions, of which the stomach Is the
primary and most important one, are restored to •
condition to dciite repairing oF the httmelt system.
ulcers or sores, whether upon the lunge, the liver,
Capt. A.. C. M'OALLUM
the kidneys or , the bowels, or ( upon the legs, as Is
'frequently the ease, can be made to heal, and a eons•
plate staudird of health re-established.
use of Dr. ffEYSitIVB LIMO CUBE, a ilesseut
Capt. Thos. Pole
and aireeable medicine, which will ripen by and
carry out of the animal economy all effete and used
up material: Dr. B. says that be has known the
most dlstiessing andharassing coughs, whose vibrep
none would threaten to shake .the whole eonatina
tion to Mecea, removed in the course of a few days
In long stinting canes _of congnmption, or of (Abet
sometimes fatal, but alwayi tronbleicnne and :ninny
trachittt or pbarynetts, it Is a wondotilot alleTfa
ting medicine In She former and a sure cure In he
'BOYS or TIIIYOEIT 4.417A33LS Plalial AND HERBS
KNOWN TOLL LrBlll7L. AIiD.CI7IIATIVZ IN ALL Dr*.
31101ZATED STATZEI Or TWO HUMAN BLOOD - , ind
whilst it' adds to its plasma, It at the same time
MUM
Ea
ICAL.
ituptu.re or Rends eased.
Rapture or Hernia cared.
Itopture or Hernia eared.
Buptiiie or Rends cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
, Rapture or Hernia cured.
Baptrure or Hernia eared.
Rupture or Hernia rived.
SELF-INJECTING SYRINGES.
SELF-INJECTING SYRINGES
EELP-INJECTESO 2YRINGIC/3
BELIP-ucrEciteni Braman ;
lino: every kind of 87Tbritor•
SUSPENSORY BANDAGE ,
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES,
81713PENSORY BANDAGEB,
BIISPEIi'SORY BAND.&01;8,
A. dozen dfferent kLude.
A dozen different kinds.
A dozezi different kinde.
There Is no doubt whatever that diseases of the
We have frequently seen these results from the
fig msladlee, kitown aicatarrh, chrof►tc brpuebills,
atter dtreaae.
KZICSkIV B LUNG. OOZY IS MIMICS= ET
stimulates, gentlyhut' Creatively, the skin, the
kidneys, the-liver and the glanular system to sq.,
dent action to enable thibo4y to take on health&
action and eradicate the disease. The sick and at
Mated eheuld bear in mind the virtues of this great
medicine; and U those who are stiOleiently alive to
the importenoe of health, will resort to it in the
beginning of a cough or' cold, there would hOtiO
!kiln( info declines and rapid consunptiON
hopelessly lueurahle iiud so most surely !h tel.
. , .
t3old biihe meg, dozen or tingle inttiei
Pr, Keyser's Great Mediciae Store
140 Wood Strawt.,
DR. EZYBII2 , B FAMMDNNT orincz foi L
EXAMINATIONS AND TSB TREATMENT
OBSTINATE OMMO'CIEDISEASES, IAY. PEN
S TEEET, P 70104611. PA. (Mite , luitLlS frOiSt
9,A. S. untll P. x.
1411111 as tne.
RAILROADS.
1011ITT811111111111 and
CONNELLEMELLE R. R.
On and after TDE4DAY, Noyembei:l7tb. 1868
trains will arrtre at and depart ftom tne Depot coi—
ner of Grant and Water streets, ss follows:
Depart. Antos.
Nall to and from Uniont'n. _ 7:00 A. 6:00 P. sr.
rt
McKeespo Accominodt'n.ll:oo A. K.. 2:03 P. its
Ex. to and from lJnionthi. 3:00 Y. st. 10:10 A. Xs
West Newton Amom*od"n 4:30 1.. sr. 8:33 A. 8..
Braddock's Accommodat'n 6:15 p. x. 7:50 P. Ks
Night Aec. to • McKeesport.lo:3o P. K. 6:45`A. •s Sunday Church Trails to and
from West Newt0n......« 1:00 P.M. 10:00 .Ull'
For tickets apply 11
J. B. KING. Agent.
W. B. STOUT. attperinteadent. no2i
nEANGE of TIME.GEtENY VALLEY . RAILROAX •
On and after MONDAY November Oth, 10#2.
TWO TRAINS DAILY will leave Pittsburgh Sta.
tion. corner of Eleventh and Pike streets for Prank.
lin, OR City, Bnifalo, and ,all pelota _ to the Oil Bo-
glom._ , •
i f
latAvitgrrrestatott. Ix prrrgurOXPX:-.
Mil ,- ' T:l5 a • 5:40 pzn
Express ' ~ 1:10 n ress.. —.: 0:30 ain
Bradrl3.l3'd Ac 3:00p radys 14 , 41 Ac 10:30 a 311.
let 80 daWO r ki ' t Soda Works
. Accomod , n— 10:50 a Accomodant. 0.22 aas
2d Soda Works d Soda Works
• AccomoWn 5:00 pm Accomoda , n. • 3:40 - p SS
Church Train leave. Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. Y. Art. , '
rive at Pittsburgh at 0:50 A. N.
Passengers taking express train have but on*
change of , cars between Fatah:llTh Buffalo and Oil— , -
}legions..' Mail and Express Trains stop. only_. at
Principal oints - • Nixed Way and AccommOdatiklit t
Veins stop atall station!, - , _ . _,,.. , ~,.,,,
r - THOMAS Y . KM% Assn. Stet.
W. POSTER HOPE. Ticket Agent. not.
ii I CJVC r EII2g AND BT'
pa /
RAILWAY
_TAN HANDLE,ROVIL -
°HANOI& 07 TINE.—On and after 81:12i0.47.
Nov.SlSid, 11167; trains wilileave and arrive at the
Union Leyot, as follows, rittaborili time:
Nall Express
But Line
Fast Express
Nixed Way • '
McDonald 's Ass's, No. 1..
Steubenville Accorszood , n.
McDonalcPs Acc , n, No. V.
/4'2 t 58r. x. Express leave dar.y.
• 1213 P. M. Mail will arrive daily, :
The 10:13 m. Train leaves daily, Blindly, ei r
canted, and makes close connections , at Newark
Zanesville and points on Sandusky, Mansfield
Newark It. It.
8. P. SCULL. General Ticket Agent.
W.W. CABO, 811D't..13tentrenville, Ohio.
tEN Y LYANIA •
CENTRAL ItAIMAri,I
and after Nov 98th. 156 8 , • Trains. will . ar.
rive at and depart fr om the Union Depot, comer of
Washington and Liberty streets, se 'fellows; :
Arrive. Depart.
Mail Train.... 1:30 ain Day Express.. 2:30 ass'
Fast Line 2.40 a m Wail's N 0.1.. 6:30 ala
Wall's NO. 1.. 6 20 a m Mall Train 11:15 art
BrintonAcc'n. 1:50 a m •Clemvnati,Ex 19:35 pm
Wall's No. 2.. 6:50 a m Wall's No. 2.. 11:99 aU.
Cincinnati Ex. 9:40 am Johnstown Ac. -3:9spat
Johnstown Ac. 10:35 a m Braddock' Nol/4V:20
Baltimore Ex. 1•414. m Phila. Express 5:10 pnk
Phila. Express 2:05 pm Wall's No. 5:20 pia
Woll's No. 1150 pm Wall's Ed.' 4... - 6:1.5 pa
Braddocks Fast Line - T:5O pas
Wall's No.Ti 2ll P Wa ll 'a.No. 5..' 11:00 p
Way PassenYr.lo:2o pin - • __
The Church Train leaves Wall's !Rattail evir_rt
Sunday at 9:15 a. a., reaching Pittsburgh at 10:90
a. in. Returning', leaves Pittsburgh at 19:60 p.
and arrit es at Wall's Station at 2:90p. in. -,
•ChicinnatiExpress leaves daily. All other traltilit
daily except Sunday., . • ..
For farther information &Palo
W. CEWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not at►
mime any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap.
Pare, and limit their responsibility undred'
Dollars in value. All Baggage excee d ing that
amount in value will be at theirlik of the owner. uni
less taken by special contract.
_ EDWARD H. *ILL
L t
General Superinutadent, Altootek,
noZI
IPMH, _PORT WAYNE & CHICAGO R.
W. AND CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH E. B.
From Nov. 93d, 1868, trains will leave - . , trots
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, city
time, as follows:
heave. Arrive. •
Chicago Ex.... 303 a m Chicago Ex... 313 agi
CleverandEx.. 3:03 a m Cleveland Ex. 51:13 al9
Erie & Ygn Mg 7:518 a m Chicago Ex....11:58 ant
Cl. & Whi , glll , l 6198 a m Wheeling Ex. 11:13 am
Chicago Mall:. 6:58 a m St. Louis Ex.. 3:53 pat
Chicago Chicago_Ex..
Cl. & Wki`g Ex. 9:23p to Cl. &.IVleg fx 4:13 pm.
Chicago Ex".. 9:43 p m Brie & TiVn Ex 6:13 pat
Wh. Erie Ex. 4:53 pm Ct. & Wh's Ex 6:58 pm
Depart from Allegheny. Arrive fle Alteghesky.
N. BrigVn de. 8:58 am N. Brigt ' n Ac. 7:03 aili
Leetsdale "I 10:218 am N. BrigVh " ' 9:28 am"
11:58 a m Wellsville " 9:53 ala
Rochester " 1:33 p m New Castle " 10:33 a m
Wellsv , e Acc.. 3:38 p m Leetsdale " 9:13 a 111
Leetsdale Arc. 4:13 pm N" - " 1.:138 pm
N. BrigVn " . 5:33 pm N. Brigt'n " 9:43 pm
N. BrigVn " . 6:518 pm Leets&le a. " 4:53 pm
Leetsdale " . 10:43 pm " \ " 7:18 t• 19
Leetsdale Sun. Leetsdale Sun. •
day Church... 1:13 p m . day Church— 9:58 ain
4M - •51:43 p. m. Chicago Express leaves daily.
air 11:58 a.m. Chicago Express arrives daily.
eliir-No change of care between, Pittsburgh and
Chicago. Sleeping canivrithou change to Indianap
olis and Chicago: :
J. N..IPCULLOUGH.
.1 General Superlatendent.
P.R. MYERS, General Tleketfutent. ' . nos
WESTERNPENIVIIIIII
%SYLVAN - Lk RA...L
BUD.—On and after r.ov. -212d,.1968..the Pas..
no Trains on the Western Pennsylvania Bail
road
;ill arrive at and depart-form the - Federal
street Der r 44.liegherty City, as follows: , .
Igingd , e No 1: 6:40 , ,a in JIM. 1144 7:00 an
eport NO.l , 8:90 ant Freeport No :1 9:15 591
Express 10:40 a m Sharptog No 111:90 as
m i
Sharptft No.l 1:95 7in Wa.. ... ; 9:45 pm. •
Freeport No. 2 4:00p 8 , e . Nel g :110 pm
Nail l :5:55.p zn reeport - No. 2 5:90 pm,
BpringdYe No 2 . 0:45 it ra Bnrinipi , a Nog -
7:/0 I? its
Aboye trams IWO daily exeept winds,. -
A n
The Church Train 'leaves Allegheny.. mid. event
/Sunday at 1:40 'a. ni., reaching All eghe ny City at
9:50 a. in. Returning. leaves Alle 7' City at
1:90 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny mot. at :45
CowiritrAriOrr TreirgrB—For sale in mic.bim of
.Twenty.,_ between _Allegheny City.,•Chestn ut a
Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek,. Etna and Sharpslmig,
andgood only mem trains stopping at Stations spar
deed on tick.ets.. •
--‘,, The trains leaving Alleghezy 'City 'at T:00 a. te.
-make direct connection at Freeport :with Walker
line ofBtages forßutler andliannahstewn. ,
tickets mabe purchased at the 011ice,NCZTE
Clair-streetear the t3nspimsicniNritiga Pittsburgh
and at thepot, A ll .
•n3l
iroilditieFirrYbilniaialliplylo -
JAMES iJEFPERTS, Agent.
' Pederal,Street Depot -
The Western -.Pennsylvania Railroad will not air
snore any risk for• Bag gage, except weating air
Duel, and limit their responsibility,toßne Elundsoll
Dollars in value. All baggageexceeding thin
amount in value will be et the risk or the owner, Ml
less taken by special contract. - • ,
EDW.eattl R. Wll.LiAkil%
Rarrtni Superintendent. Altoona. Pa.
n 023
S UttZ HILL
OTION PACIFIC RAILWAYI
Easton Divisions
The SHORTEST AND MOST BIUSAB!U ODA
tram the East to all volute In
Colorado, Nevada,
California,Trtah, -
Ariz' mon, . :INtashingto
New Mexico, Idaho,
. .
, . Oregon.
Two Trains :leave State Line and Leavenwtrt
d ,„ 1 ,. 03 „„ id ,,„ excepte d, on the arrival of train 4 - f
Padin Railroad from St. maks, and Rannfbal an*.
Bt. Jo Ra il road from ``''' en, COnneet/n. at Law. , - r
ranee, 'Topeka and amesowith Bra c es for all
points In Renews. At eNioi track wag , of Elle.-
worth with the UNITED ATES EXPRESS COI..
PANT'S DAILY LINE 7 °VIC/MAIM X/11L
D areviss COACHES FOR •
16./kMits .
And all Pointe in the Territories,
And with SANDERSON'S TRI-WEEELY LIRE of.
COACHES for Fort Dnion,_Bent"s Fon, pass, Altai.
r e e w rgr ei , x r . ta Fe, and al l points In Arizona and
With the recen• additions of 'rolling stock and.
•equipment, and the arrangements Made with re.
sponsitne Overland Transportation Lines from 'tit
western terminus, Ms road now offers unequallett
facilities for the transmission of freight to the Far
Tickets for. sale at all the principal offices In the.
Tinned States and °suedes -
Be sure and 'ask for tickets via THE SMOKY
BILL BOllTik___MfiON .RAM7IO RAILWAY
Re.STSILIi
To LITERPOOL , ANIIISM
. QUEEIsISTOVVN.: -
TUE INMAN SAIL STEAM.Salfilfc
'Numbering Aztec' lisstmebuur._•vessels, among thellk '-
the celebrathi
• • !TY Olt PARTIki crrry OF
AN VIVA.
-
CITy Olt' BOSTON, CITY BALT ova
-CITY oV LONDON. )-
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