The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, December 31, 1868, Image 3

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4 - byvtdE ar Prrrantrrioix GAitirre, i
WEDNESDAY, December 29,' 1868. %
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The general Markets are more active,
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aad it begins to look a s it' there would be
-41 b. improvement in business with the open
l.* of the New -Year... The arrivals of
Pions- and Grain have been quite large for
aanie days past- and the same is true of
•-•,. many Other articles, and with a steady
cal demand for ell of the leading consmod
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P. - there is a fair voltun of buaincsii in
t he aigraiCat:e.., In, regard -to values, there
are no important changes.
APPLE• BUTTER-70 to 80 cents. . .
APPLES--Sisidy with run * lar‘ sales at
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' 33,50 tali, far fair to 'good, and 14,50 to 115
fot prime to choke. • • ' •
~,,,' - Strrrra-4itie supply continues to soon
-4,‘, lanlste, and with mg._ va moderate demand,
gtvprices are , bare y stistaine • 35,t0 40 cents; ;
1 ffor good tupri ••• e ItolL, • '
''' BEANS -41,1 ,Ss $3.75 bushel.
4 ' i ' BUCK WELE .g IA) '
T x to 5 eta. -
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ORANBER :11 3 ': nto 324 perbbL
CHEESE-1 on; 15 to 24. per ' ,
! cortrlatEs 1 • to 31,10 - - balaaL
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EGGS4-iln • , . . sup Pl y, • And dull at .30to
1 POULTRY -=',..- ce and in 'demand. We
• uow_quote . • - :. C'hickelie at 12th 13 cts.
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and. Turkeys s 17 to 18.
POTATO = DIM: but unchanged; small
sales in storest 85 to 90.,•, -r;.:
PROYD3IONB—Bacon. Is,ateady with job.
bing sales iit -143 i for, Shoulders, and 18M
for Pisan 'Sitar pored Hails. Lard. 18 to
41814, and Mess Pork 328,50 to PO-, . •
i -..., LARD ,01L÷7.1 iirm, and snehanged .at
51,25 for No. 2,and'.1;50 for No. 1. '
.' HAY-J.-Baled is in abundant supply; and
S very dullbut• unchatigedrite ' hblders will
~1 store p before , they...o , llf - make °onus:liana.
,•,‘- We continue to quote atintci 125, for good
' ,l to prime timothy: • -' ' , • • •
, HOMlNY—Sales,eit 16,25 to 3450.
t HE3lP—Qiabted at 3210 per ton.
i - - 13.A.LT—Is firm but snonanged; Allo
t gheaT riTerbrandsquottd. at 31,85 on track,
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and instore. ' - • . ,
GRAlN—'Winter - • Wheat 'is quiet and
i unchanged at 31,83 to $1,85. Oats in better
t • supply and dull bat unchanged at 63 to 64e
1.. %) i n track, and 66 to 67c in' store._ Corn is
f- •, cal, under this_ influence of increased itr
- 'fivals, and pa.. es are 'tending downward;
t we Oatt report offers to sell at 850 by the
-1: car load-.may be, quoted, at .900 in store.
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t Old' Corunchanged at 11 t0'31,05. ,
Rye is
t still quoted , lit 31,45. 'We can report a
,- sale of one oar load of ' medium Western
r. Barley at 31 ' :85...
7, DRIED, PRUIT.-Sales- Pea Ches, at 12 to
0 - 13 for quarters, and 15 to 16 for halves.
Apples 40 to /1. ' • .-- '''':
'E. DRESSED ,HOGS—Veri . scarce; sell
1 . readlikiit llto 12a- • - ••', ' • -
1 ., FEATED3R43ideS to the trade at to
85 for live geese, and, 90 to 95, in a retail
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f. '''-, FLOUR—Is in good supply and didl but
',- unchanged. Spring= 58.00 , ._
'; and Winter Wheat; $13;75 to $9,50 perbav
- t rel. - Rve.Flottr, 17,75 to 38. The Pearl Mill
quote their best brands, made of the best
Wheat; as folloss:-, Extra Family Flour,
t- in barrels, at 119,50,,and _‘ - ln„ -sacks, $ 9,20 per
. barrel; Double Extra i'amily, in barrels,
1 310,20, and, in sacks, - $9,80 per ' barrel;
1 Springg Wheat - Flour,- in barrels,'3B,oo, and,
'. .1' in sacits,,37, - 7,o,per' barrel: - The City Mills
quote prices as follows: Extra Family,
• : (Winter) in barrels, 38,50, and,ln sacks,
S. 79,20 per barrel; Double Extra Family, in
• ' ;il barrels,llo,oo,imd, insacks; wro. persbar
-.4 • el, and Spring;4lB,oo, in and 37,70,
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-, • . sacks, per barrel.
-;....1": WHISKY---Hlghwines are ' still quoted,
ill
-a.. jobbing way, at 97 to 98c.
Fl
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rinanekd Matters in New York.
--'Gold Closed at 134%®134%.
a EDT Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] -
.., NEW YORK, December 30,1868. .
• g The demand for money was very active
Lto nearly three o'clock, and the market
fi continues stringent, commissions of ..K,
• -., 9
. .2 IX and 5,i percent. In addition to the legal
' •°. .: i currency being paid on stocks and
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It 116(gig per cent. on govermients. There
: 1 3 owls a sudden let up just - previous to and
three,
ii o'clock, when gold interest was
ti thehighest rate on stocks and govern
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rmeet dealers had money offered them
at 7 per cent. - currency. Discounts dull
and the transactions closed heavy.
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The Erie Company has closed nego
-01 tiations with. the Columbus,.:Chicago
.4 .and Indiana Central Railroad, by which it
.4 is to be made broad gauge, thereby giving
4 the Erie an unbroken connection with the
.!1 Chicago. The Ohio and Mississippi Com
::: pane has been brought into closer, relations
',•: with the Erie, and the gauge is to remain a
goad one. Sterling weak at 93®9% for
:,rime bills. Gold dull and lower; the mar
' i': 4 ,gt opened at 1343:, once touched 134;‘,
• .: n d closed at 134%@13434.
BONDS AND BTOCIEB.
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v , Governments higher and quite buoyant
, ! 'hroughout the day until late in .the after
' 'icon, when there was a slight decline from
sxtreme figures. Coupons 'Bl, 1143©
f 9.4%; do. '62, 1103®11036; do. '64, 107 3
:31073; do. '65, 107 3; ®108: do. new ,llo%
'4110%; do. '67, 111®111X; do. '6 B , ill®
• :q I'.; Ten-Forties, 1053@105%.
'... State bonds quiet; North . Carolinas weak;
Oissouris, 963; old Tennesscss, 69; new do.
.. .1,9,; Virginias, 56@)57; Louisiana firm, 61%
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.? - Jr Levee Bonds, and 683 for Eight per
, ..• An order has been obtained in Cotirt re
ptraining the Merchants' Union Express
z.-f)ompany from using any of its assets in
'•: - .1rrying out terms of consolidation with
'.. .40- American Company.
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:4he • Assistant Treasurer to-day corn
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: enced the disbursement of the January
~.• nterest tin Five-Twenties. - - - •
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~.,.1 The - quarterly bank statement will lie'
inade on Saturday, and preparationswill be
‘' tompleted to-morrow. ,
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Friday being a' holiday, to-morrowls
'-' ,•herefore likely to be the stringent day in
looney.
;••••,• The,. !dock market waSstrOng • Onring' the,
',pi:unit:lg, with a large business and general
!4ivance,•Newr•Tork pint:rid and Rock 114- •
-3nd being, the particular features. There
,`• t a s se differenceof 4 1 ',05‘ per cent. between
~ ' 'fttih and megular -transtctions.
••.4. - 4 After the regular board speculation be
' '''?:t e g bl l 39l3;i guierrgietv' 1 4TricleCX-i1 1 1 15 14 91 e 1
:ill; - flock Island 118%; Northwestern,
; :.• mon 81, preferred 84; Michigan South
-'. i 87%; Fort,„Wayne 113%; 01349 and. MI&
: , iippi 3.%!,,. -Al the second regular board
ie sale of New York Central was made at
1, buyer, and througliall the rest of bus
' vas was at 150 X, an d there was a general
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,'of %igf(per sent, throughout 'thilivit.'
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tAt the last open board New York Central
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t d at 1583®15864, Forte Wayne 116,
o and Mississippi ?4%, Rook Island 118,
• . r thwesternl3o3;®Mixie preferred :83k,
~ ••••& market closing heavy. Subsequently
tere was a recovery from the lowest point,,
~2,d though the market-was -rather -mud
the tone at the) close of the day was
'' •: 'A I .:::-.: .i-- - ~ 7 ._ .4' -et € fq: .- i:k 1
• ....t am ;t2 Paces l':;:-Cilmbeirland, 86 3 4@)
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"Wells Express, ' 253i4g26; Amlie=
;I,33reics9 4534: Adams , 4834; United States,
r.4(4 ` 453; Merdulate-UnN6M 9,111Ok
• ,ver 225‘02;3;•C5i t ut0n;:49% 49,0. Pacific
1: 1 ,41, '119011314L-Weatern .• nWn - - Tele.
sph. ,A l igag 33 l4 Horgord , and Erie,
ii ; Maripem4 L 7; licti preferred ? 1.9% (4) •
1; , "'New'. Tor Central,'' 159)4@i59%; :
38 NtlyekltrPftIreft." 63 a? 2 6 h 3 i
dfion , 1 1 ilea!, 122 •
l oag, - 98y,®9134; Terre:Haute; 36; pref.,
fa wsbash, 68 @/59; ..do..prefirred, 68; St.
`1 ; .;)1, 48 14 1 § 0 3 ok' s rernOt. - S7O B7 SS.:Fte ,
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. 4;‘, ‘ , L og e. 1.11) 148 ;, Onto itntr , txtsitil:
. , A g.ifi yi;• chip* Colitiii;llso
' 7 inchgaireCtillnr4lrktlgstl'
.0. !leo 0 106 r aoolv•xotand,llB v .
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' ' - ost tprefaVilopreforrth.
a a -~. ~~ ~ Wit' >-0 .u@ ~'=~a.,~ ':ti'xastz::3'<:xa..k:~~
83%@84; Chicago and Alton, 147: preferred,
149; St. Joe, 90;. Lake Shore, 97.
Mining shares dull.
Copper Shares at Boston:. Copper Falls,
13%; Franklin, 13; Heels, 70; Quincy, 18;
Hancock, 3; Minnesota, 2; Calumet, 50.
ISUB-TIIKASAMY.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day
were 51,813,206. Payments, $883,793; Bal
ance, $9,663,608.
023,609.
Expiorta for the week, except specie, 53,-
litarketi by Teleigraph.
Navy Yotric,'December 30.-,Cotton active
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and 3o better; sales of 6,300 bales, at 20c
for middling uplands. Flour; receipts
4,510 bbls and 1;518 bags; market dull and
declining; sales of 3,900 bbls, - at 15;85a6,15
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for superfine State and Western; $8,00a8,50
for extra States., $1,90 'for. extra western;
$8,30a10,00 for white wheat; 59,50 for R. R.
O.; $7,50a8,59 for extra St. Louis, and /9,00 a
12,50 for good to ehoice do., closing dull
and heavy. California flour nominal, at
$5,00a9,50 for old and $9,75a11,50 for new.
Rye flour dull; sales of 1,170, bbls at
Corn . 'nominal and , la moderate request;
saloa of 300 bbbs white Western and 850 bbls
Brandywine at $5,50. 'Whisky siOaninal, at
98c 'for five. Wheat• receipts note ; inarket
dull; sales of 22,00 6 bash - eitralght 2.
spring 'at $1,59a1,6035:'Rye Rai
,dull -and heavy; ''sales of 9,500 btah
Canada West in ratall.r.lots at $2,20.-
Barley, Malt nominal. Corn—receipts, 19,-
395 bush; market heayy and :lc lower, with
sales 59,000 bush at,.9244c for 'new mixed
western; 90119613 for db. small lots; extra
choice do. at $1,01a140;• old do. in storeapcl
afloat' at 97a98e; 'ittats•-•-retelpte; 600- bush;
market dull and 'lower; with sales 13,500
bush western at 7550, check - today, and
nominal at 78358 afloat. Wool quiet' and
firm, with sales 160,000 pounds at, 48a53c for
domestic fleece; 28a336 for unwashed; 40a
500 for pulled,: and 460 for domestic. Nails
at334c. Texas
-,Leather—Hemlock Sole
steady at 28%a2934, Buenos Ayres and Rio
Grande light and middle weights. Coffee
quiet," with sales , 750 sacks 'Rio at private
terms: Sugar quiet, with nisi .600 boxes
Havana at I%a igse. Molasses dull. Pe.
trolenm quiet at 1736a17X0 for crude, and
Sic for refined bonded. Tiseed 011 quiet
at 98ca$1,0L Hop( quiet and unchanged.
Coal—Foreign quiet, with tales at 100 for
Now : :Castle gas, and 14c for Liverpool
gas; domestic .M 111; sales by, auction to-day
of 75,000 tons Scranton , at $4,37a4,75 for
lump; $4,60a4,75 for steamboat; ;4,80. for
grate; $4,64a4,8234 for egg; $6,500,80 for
stove, and 54,60a4,6734 ••for chestnut, show
ing a large decline on all kinds. Spirits
Turpentine quiet at '40a4040. Metals—
Sheathing Copper quiet and unchanged at
Sac; Ergot Copper quiet 23c for-' all kinds;
Pig Iron, $40a42 for Sootch; 533a42 • for
American; Bar dull and unchanged at sooa
95 for refined Engliahand American; Sheet
in moderate demand at 103ia11Mo for Rms.
sia; Nails quiet at 550534 c 'for cat., 6,;a7cs
for clineh. and:3oc for laorse.shoe_ Fork
firm and quiet; sales 650 bbls at ;27i127,25
for new mess; 528,20 for old do.; .20a22,75
for prime and $25,50827,00 for prime
mess. Beef steady; ' sales 180 barrels
at $9,00a16,50 for :new:; plain mess;
514a19,50 for new extra mess. Tierce beef
steady; sales 330 tierces at $ 29x30 for prime
mess; $00a35 for India mess. Beef hams
firm; sales 150 bbls at $30a34.: Cut meats
firm; sales 140 pkgs at 1030iLlo for ahoul
ders; 14a16c for hams. - Middles quiet; sales
170 bxs at 13a13 1 40 for Cumbeiland cut; 1434
for short ribbed; 14%a15 for lona clear.
Lard firmer; saler,76o tcs at 1654a170 for
-steam; 17y.ialnic for kettle rendered; also,
200 tea steam, sellers option - Ibr February.
and March.; at 1734a1734c. • Butter steady at
25a400 for Ohio. Cheese firm at 14a190.
Common to prime dressed hogs firmer at
1335a14yfc for western; 1.2350 for city.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and firm.
Lorost—Flour; the market closed dull
and 'slightly in buyers favor. Wheat is
very quiet and nominally - unchanged, with
a very limited milling and export inquiry.
Rye is dull at $1,50a2 for western. Oats
dull at 75c in store, and 78c afloat, for
'western. Corn is steady eV $1,07a1,10 for
old, and 93a95c for new mixed western. -
Porkis quiet and - unchanged. Beef is dull
and unchanged. Cut meats are steady and
in fair demand. Bacon is firm and mode
rately active. Lard is firm at 17a17V i c for
fair to prime, steam rendered. Eggs are
dull at 37a396.
CHICAGO, December 30.—Eastern Ex
change quiet at par selling, and 1-sal-4 off
buying. Flour quiet and steady at $5,62a
7,12% for low grades to good spring extras.
Wheat moderately active; No l spring sold
at $1,19%a1,20 in Illinois Central, , andsl,22
a 1,22% in Northwestern elevators; early
sales No 2 spring transpired at $1,12%; to
wards the close, however, $1,12 was paid, at
which figure the market closed weak;
sales No 2 since change at $1,12. Corn dull
and 2a2%0 lower; sales at 50a53c for pew
she/led, 54a550 for No 2 kiln dried, and 50c
for new shelled, seller, January; at the
close new shelled wait dull at 50a50%c; old
lifeless; nothing doing this afternoon. Oats
dull and weak and prices suffered a decline
of %a%c per bushel; sales at 45%a40%c,
chiefly at 46c, closing weak at 46c; sales at
46 1.2 c, seller, January. Rye dull and easy
at $1,12a1,13 1-2 c for No 1, and $1,101=2
al,ll for No. 2, closing almost nominal at
61,12% for No. 1. Barley dull ,and droop
ing; No-2 Aold at 81,56, sellers for January,
closing dull. , Highwines_quiet at 930 for
free. Provisions flrmer. Mess Pork strong;
sales at NO cash, $26,50a 27,00 'sellers for
January and February, $27,50 sellers for
February and March, and at $2B sellers and
buyers fur February, closing with free buy
ers at 527 cash. Lard fairly active at 16%a
17c cash, and 16%c sellers for January;
Short rib middles 130 loose; rough sides
12%c loose, andl3%al3%c packed. choice
clear middles 14c. - Mess Beef s'l2. Re-'
ceipts-12,411 bbis flour, 17,728 bush wheat,
1,717 bush corn, 17,888 bush oats, 6,331 bush
rye, 2,286 hush barley, 2,450 head hogs.
Shipments-11,43(r bbls flour, 8,352 bush
wheat; 23,355 bush mini - 134/79 bush oats,
3,330 bush rye, 1,068 Null barley, 1,082 head
Bogs; dressed active and 15a250 higher,
prices ranging at /110',50a11,00, closing at
-$10,75a11,00, dividing on 200 lbs; 'live mod
erately 'active and ilrm; • and 10,a15c higher,
sales at $8,25a9;50 for common to lelioice.
Beet Cattle dull at $3,35a5,00, for common
to fair:cows and light steers.,
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Sr. Louis, December 30.—Tobaoco • nom ,
inaL Cotton, wthing doing. , Hemp, no
sales. Fleur .firm With more demand, su
perfine at $5,50a8,60, extra s6a7, double ex
tra $7,35450, treble extra to fancy $9,25a
9,50. Wheat unchanged at $2 for prime, to
'choictikred, $1,90a2,12 for ' white.';-! Corn "ex=
tremely dull at 52,d880 far' yellow and
white and 70a71 for fancy. Oats dull and
drooping at 53a57c. Barley quiet and un
changed.' sales of, fancy mixed spring at
$2,15. , Rye - unchanged 'at $1,20a1,25.
Whisky higher 97%960.• • Pork unchanged
at $2B. Bulk Meats Dry Salt Shoul
ders lower at /Walla, fully cured. do. at
Clear Sides. packed, 150, fully
cured do, at 15%0. , Bacon, small sales of
clear sides . at 17%c; no shoulders-in .the
market. Lard 17%0 for choice. 18%c for
keg..' ,The receipts for' the past twenty-four
hours amounted to 1;200 barrels of flour,
2,000 bushels of wheat, 4,800 bushels' of
corn, 1,800 bushels ot Oats, 600 bushels of
-barley, 300 bushels of rye, 2,500. head , of .
Lotts, Deeefnber3o;--CcUtte Market—
Cattle t quiet,- , and ranged' at ' 13911119M0,
gross, for common to &Woo& Hogs steady
at 9aloe, number packed to-day about
1,900 head.
_Cirreizirrasi, Deceniber 30.—Flour and
Wheat unchanged and dull.,Corn firm
and in fair demand at 65a13713 fo' den' Rye
$1,36 and in ~,moderate demand. Oats dull
at 59a60e for. No. LBarley in moderate
deniand at; $2,10a2,25, , Cotton
,higher, And .
More active; middling gfKa;4Nfs. Whisky%
steady at $1,19. - Provisions unsettled and
*ices :nominal. with. , no demand. Mess
Pork can be bought at $2450: Bulk Meatei
Thytaltio shonlders, sides and
clear aides . " Green - Meats dal4 shouldirsi
offered:at9k 4 ii and hams at t Lard
prime PAU. Mio. Blitter e IMMO
#l l rrSßUßbir GAzErrß (IttuniDAy Lx
and firin at 30a40c for western. -Eggs 31a
32c. Linseed Oil firm at IL03; holders ask
$1,05. lard Oil firm at 51,45a1,50. Sugar
in demand; sales of 260 hfids at 13a14,./ a c
for the best grades. Coffee firmer; sales of
760 bags at 22a25c. Gold 134} buying. Ex
change dull at 1-Bal-10 per cent discount.
The money market continues close. -
Hogs irregular; slaughterers aid slo,ooa
10,50 for live; dressed dull at f10,15a11,75;
receipts, 684.
Ditimeuszn, December 30.—Flour dull
and - prices'-unchanged. Wheat fire and
higher , at $1,21 for No. 1, 11,13 for No. 2.
Oats dull and lower at 47c for No. 2. Cori
steady at 52c for new. Rye nominal and
unchanged. Barley firm at 51,55 tor No. 2.
The receipts for the past twenty-four hours
amounted to 2,000 barrels of flour, 19,000
bushels'ot wheat, 3,000 bushels of oats, 400
bushels'of coin, 1,000 busheLs l of rye, 1,000
bushels of barleV.
ldrasems, - December 30.,—Cotton firmer
;at 24V,,a24M; receipts, 976 bales; exports, ,
6Z/ bales. Flour unchanged.' Corn at 66e
880. Oats, at 65a66c. Hay at 122a24. Bran
at. X 25: Corn Meal at . $9,75. Pork at $27,76,
Lard dull at 11003. Bacon nominal, with
shouldeiii at 14, - and clear sides at 18e183‘c.
Belk Meats, Milk shoulders at .110; clear
aides at 150. Dressed Hogs at 11a113io.
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OLLITLAND *Dec. '30.- - -Vlonr quiet and
steady. Vitie;t—eales 1 car No. 1 red win
ter at 31,79; 1 car do.. at 31,80; -1 car No. 2 do
at 3465.. Corn—sales 2 cars libelled at 72c:
1 ear ear °rifle track at 97c.. Oats held at
62c:i Bye firm at $1,2E1a1;90 for No. 1, and
$1,20a1,25 for No. 2. Petroleum quiet and
unchanged; refined in car. lobs held at 27a
88c,' and 29e in trade iota.
Lcansvintg, Deciembei SO. Tobacco;
sales new leaf at 14,25a13,75. Cotton 240.
Hoge 8 1,2118,Xc. him Perk 127. Lard .180
in tierces. Sugar curedhams 18 1-2 c. Bulk
shimilders 'II.Uo. Clear ribbed Rides 150.
Clear sides 11.51-2 c; Slob:meg 700. High
wines IL Super Flour $6,75. Wheat 1 1 175.
Corn in bulk W. Oats 37c. Rye 51,40.
. BITPTALO; December 30.—Flotir inactive
and unchanged. Wheat nominal. Corn in
fair demand.for car, lots of new, which is
scarce` at 550 on . track. Oats ill, asking
86cin titore. Rye and. Barley neglected.
Pork firm at 828 for heavy mess. Lard
firm at. 1734 c. Highwines steady at $l.
Dressed hogs nominal at 1111,50a12.
BALTIMORE, December 31.--Flour lower;
western superfine 56,50a7, extra $7,50a9,50,
family $ 10a10,75. Wheat neglected and
nominal. Corn—receipts small; white 80a
85c, yellow 85a90c, Oats dull , at 85a70c.
Rye firm; at 81,60a1,82. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. -
TOLIRDO, , December 30.—Flourquiet.
Wheat unchansted; white Atieltion 11,80;
amber 51,78. Corn a shade firmer; new
64c; new shelled for next week 65e. Oats a
shade better; No. 1 59e. Rye quiet. Seeds
dull. Dressed flogs unchanged, at 10%al lc.
imponTs BY lUMUOD.
CLETZLAND AND ETTTORHRHE KM.
ROAD,
December 50.-4 cars iron ore, Zug
&Co;1 do do, McKnight, Porter dt Co; 2 do
do, Hutchinson, Glass & Co;1 car brick,
Park Bros & Co; 1 A gar copper, C G Hussey
& Co; 3 do do, Pallt, McCurdy & Co; 55
bbis highwines, Shipton & Wallace; 1. car
oil, W A Bates; 2 do do, John Spear; I do
oats, Strickler & Morledge; 173 eke rye, J
& W Fairley; 5 bbls oil, J 11 Pease it Co; 12
ake.wheat, 13 do corn, 34 do oats, 15 do bar
ley, Scott & Gleal; 9 bbis apples, Watt,Lang
it Co; 2 hf bbls wine, F G Lanth; 51 kegs, 2
tibia lard. J J Pettit; 5 bdls rockers, 6 do
chairs, Bedford Chair Co; / box mdse, A
Fielding; 40 bbls apples, Culp & Shepard; 6
eke wool, W J Steel & Bro; 4 bbls apples, J
MoMasters; 9 sks cage, W H Kirkpatrick;
100 empty oil barrels, T Mitchell; 33 boxes
blackning, Scott & Henry; 10 sks onions,
1 kg, 1 bx eggs, 3 firkins, Ihf bbl butter,
Head di Metzger; 14 bbls apples, 2 kegs ap
ple butter, 1 bbl eggs, Fetzgar
strong;'3 has butter, 2do poultry, 2 bbls
eggs, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 18 hf bbis but
ter, 5 bbls eggs, Vangorder & Shepard; 2
bbls, 1 bx eggs, 3 firkins, 2 bxe butter, S do
penitry, 6bb la beaus, P Duft' it Son; bbls
beans, 1 do onions, H Rea Jr; 2 fLrkins but
ter, Graff it Reiter; 2 bbls butter, 2 do eggs,
1 do onions, Morrison & DevoL
PITIEBITEGH, FORT WAYNE it CHICAGO
RAILROAD, December 30.-1_ car corn,
Bingham & Laing; 1 car - torn, - Hitchcock,
- McCreery & Co; 1 do do, Shomaker dt Lan
genhelm; 1 do do, J it W Fairley; 1 do rye,
Scott & Gaul; 49 bbis apples, H Rea Jr; 10
do do, Woolworth it Davison; 21 do do, 4
halThbls butter, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 1 car
barley, Z Wainwright; 2 half bids butter,
Van (!order dr Shepard; 25 bbls flour, Ldt
J Blanchard:l car oats, Bricker & Co; 18
bbls lard oil, Park Bro; 6 bbls beaus,
Woodworth & Davison; 39 bxs cheese, N J
Braden; 27 green hides, G N Hoffstott & Cat'
25 doz brooms, 13 Ewart & Co; 300 bbis
flour; Watt, Lang it Co; 200 do do, S Lind
say Jr & Co; 200 do do, McClure & MeKee;
2 cars wheat, Thos Moore & Son; 100 bbls
flour, Blair, Davidson it Co; 250 pigs lead,
McKee & Bro; 100 bbls flour, Haworth &
Dewbnrst; 300 do do, oWner.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD, Decem
ber 30.-360 bbls oil, Fisher & Bro; 400 do
do Jas Wilkins; 160 do do, E Singleton; 2
cars metal, McKnight, Porter & Co; 3 bgs
seed, .1 Henderson & Bro; 1 car metal, H
Woodsides; .5 bdls pelts, E Heilburner; 2
pkgs mdse, Allen Khkpatrick it Co; 4 cars
limestone, Slaoenberger & Blair; 5 aka rye;
25 do' corn, 28 do oats, Adams & Auston; 3
hides, 5 sheep skins, 1 calf skin, 9 sks oats,
Seibert & Berg; 63 Elks rve, 36 do oats,
Scott & °leak 190 eke oats, Keil & Ritchart;
3 cars metal, Totten & Co; 1 bbl butter, A
Gallagher; 7do do, S do eggs, Z C Schun
goat; 23 eke flour, 4 bas honey, W H Kirk
patrick & Co; 5 bgs flour, M Steel & Son.
suarazgwr STA , Mow, December 30.-
47 bales cotton, Kennedy, Childs & Co; 50
bbis Sour, Geo Stewart; 150 bags malt, G
Pass; 10 bbis apples, 2 aks onions, 1 pkg
butter, J Herbert; 2 ears limestone, Sn
perior Iron Co.
DRUGS AND . 013IIMICAL$.
ELEC'TIC' CORDIAL,
An labials remedy for ' Sumner 6 - barriint.
rhea,-Dysentery, Vol:attes t Bone btoziash and
()halm Yorblla. .•
• .
Dna - IMES ' - Cllllll, - ,Cllllll
A ayeattle for Cholera, prime and Tab
Anomie:l4 female by
ISr. EVITING
COrner of Liborti , and Wain:animas,
• AGErrill. FOR .
•
- d. SOHOONMILER.IiSQN'S
PURE - WHITE - LEAD .
AND
MCCOY'S WERINITER GREEN'
The onlyjrreea ent thak tot detisnontalw
anoints. -It w look better. Int longer and eye
more e rribei istliftetlon thak belnt the
W. IitiCHEOWN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE BROOSISTS
I
'AND IitAirOVAIMBISS 411 o, '
CJasirloippi. of
movirkT9 11)6.th:sniffwin%
• .
rirnistrami,
,Nvbf ao v e t, wiaaw eas. azia
MEI
.w.-:si •
RIVER NEWS.
. River falling slowly at this point with
four feet six inches in th= channel by the
Moriongahela marks laSt . evening. The
e is ,
weather has turned Born e hat colder, com
pared with Tuesday, th thermometer az
noon, yesterday, being up to 30.
No arrivals to report s and the New State,
for Wheeling, was the only departure.. She
had a very good trip." •
The Armenia, Capt. A. C. McCallum, Sr.,
is announced to leave for' New Orleans on
Saturday.
The Lorena, Capt. Shuman, in up for St.
Louis, and the Sallie, Capt. Calhoun, for
Cincinnati and Louisville;
• Both rivers are almost clear of ice at
thin point. There is considerable shore ice
on both , sides of the Allegheny, but the
middle is clear....
The
The Tom Farrow and barges are loading
at St. Louie for. New Orleans.
- r
—The Glendaleis at Cairo laid up, also
the towboat Mary, Alice. 1 i
-The
. reported sinking f the Mayflower,
in White !Ivor, ID untrue.
. .
—The Camille was •to ave ieft Chichi.-
nati fer Nashville on Tneaday.
Aue3l boal:weadverisd to
leae at ouiforTew g ison l ada
,
&Thompson Dean. en route for New
Orl 5, passed Memphis on Monday with
,1,20 ..tone. - ' • • • •
e Ajax and to 7 are reported
a ' and at the head of Ship Island, and
t eA. J. Baker and tovf aground at Is.
Sc. Louie telegram nays: The County
Court was recently , petitioned by several
steamboat companies, praying exemption
from" certain taxes, in a&rordance with an
act passed by, the. last : Legislature.. The
County Counsellor gave an opinion ad
verse thereto; and Atli assessments were
ordered. _ • " .
—The Peytona Cannel:' Coal Company
have brought suit in the United States
Court at Cincinnati, against the towboat
Sam. Parker, for damages caused by col
lision,-some time ago, the cause of which
was attributed by the . United, States Local
Inspectors to negligence on the part of the
i
pilot of the Sem. Parker.
—We gather the follow i ng particulars, in
regard to the sinking of he Empire, from
the Cincinnati Gazelle: The Empire left
here fer New Orleans pn the 9th inst.
There she reloaded with sugar and mo
latAes for this port. All a point thirteen
miles`below Natchez, on Sunday night, she
was tied up to the bank on account of fog.
The bank caved in on her, sinking her in
ftfteen minutes. Both 'boat and cargo are
a total loss, but, all the passengers and
crew were rayed.. The rlEmpire . was re:
built about two years ago at New Albany,
from the Jennie Htffibs, and was owned by
parties residing in that eity-6. H. J. Beam
er Esq., five-eighths , and Captain Ricks
King three eights, by whom_ She was val
ued at $16,000. The interest of M. Beamer
was, insured in the National, of Cincin
nati,for $3,100; the Boatmen's of Cincinnati,
for $1,500, and the New I Albany, of New
Albany, fbr s3,ooo.Total', $7,000. The re
znaiiider of $19,000 was placed by Captain
King, and we were unable to ascertain in
what offices. Mr. Beanser was in the city
yesterday, where he heard of the accident.
and left for New Albany e ast evening.
Rivers and l*d.lier;
Cny Telegraph to tho Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Loinsvimx, December o.—The river is
falling, with six feet . three Inches of water
in the canal. The weath'er is cloudy and
cool. Had rain this morning..
STEAMBOATS.
FOR MEMPHIS AND jar mi g
URLEANS—The steamer .
Cant. A. C. ld'Ca.M.tne.
lOU leave for above ports op
SATURDAY. Janaary
For freight or passage apply oil board or to
JKO. FLACK, or
J. D. COLLINGWOOD. Agents.
dell'
PITTSBURGH, j j dra.
WHEELING,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave Company's Wharf Boat ? foot of Wood Street,
DAILY, AT it M.
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS,
BAYARD A. 8i Susrauta, Muter.
WED' ISDATB AND HUI:MD.IM,
GREF EAGLE C. L. BUNNNANI Master.
Freight will be received at all hours by
self • JAUIESICOLLINS. Aireat.
MEDICAL.
MANHOOD: HOWILOST ! HOW
ARMORED! - Just published Osseo/eel trivet.
opvae Pries,
NATURAL 4111711ilvt. LECTURE ON . THH
Spermatorrbeea, or Semistal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions, Sexual Debility andimpediments to Mar.
stage generally,
_• Nervousness,l Consumption, Epi
lepsy and Fits; Mental and I t lipal Incapadtw, re.
salting from Self Abuse, Ike. Robt. Culver
well. M. IN, author of the " een Rook, ac. "A
BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS," sent
under seal, in a plain envelope; to any address, post•
potd, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps,
to CHAS. J. C. KLINE ~/ Co 127 BOWERY,
NEW TORII. FOSTOFFIOE ROI 4550. -Also Dr.
OniverwelPs "Marriage Oulde," price %Scents.
tnyS:PAwT
°MA N 1100 D.”--Another, New
MEDICAL PAMPHLET, C r am the twit o
DiCirdivrts. The Medical Pilau ssor sof this work
"This valuable treatise on the cans e and cure o
premature . decline, shows how health is impaired
through secret abuses of youth and manhood, and
bow easily regained. It gives a Meer synopsis of
the impediments to marriage. ithe cause and effects
of nervous debility, and the remedlee therefor." 1
Pocket editipn of the above will lie foi warded on
receipt - of MD cents, by addressing_Doctor CUR
TIS, No. 811 North Charles Street, Baltimore,
.D.11:0
A DVICE to YOUR !L MEN ABOUT
Eiesiryo for Young' Men.
On the Errere, Abuses rind Direasee incident to
Youth end Early Horthood, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, sent by mall In sealed letter
envelokee free of chars.. ' , Address, HOWARD AS
-130CIATION: Box Phildelphia. Pa. eatarraCHNlT
` .ALL PAPER-IWIOVAL.
THE OLD PAPER STORE NEW PLACE ;
W.P. IfIEMIISELULIL
flu removed from 87 WOOD STREET to
.N0.,191 LIBERTY
a few doom above ST. CLAIR. ' eele
, . .
11. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
. W. D. of Pennsylvania
Prrreistrnow. December 29, 1868.
THIS IS TO GI GIVE; NOTICE That
on the 28th day .of December, A. D. 1869,
arrant in Bankruptcy was. issuedagainst the es
tate of JOSEPHM. HUFF. 'of WLitles townahlW
in:the County of Allegheny+, end State of Pennayl
yenta. who has, been adhidged a bankrupt, on
tils own petition; that the payment ot any debts
and delivers of any property belonging to such bank
rupt to him dr for hls use. and the transfer of any
-property by him are forbidden bylaw; that a meeting
of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to ehoose one on more as denees , of his • es
tate., will be held at a Court of ,Bankrinstcy, to be
holden :at No. ;83 Almond , street. - Pittsburgh',
Ifesteny coun i tz ; before SAMUEL., Malt.
PE Etiq.,,Re tee, on the 19th day oflertuary,
Ad 100tr,,11 O'CloCk A. M.
'• - '
THOMAS 'ROWLEY, -
, • de3D:cll II. S. Marshal.. as Messenger.
SKATES, SHALT", SKATES.
_ . .
American Rmk
•' New York Glib,
• Empire; Starr,' &e
•
Ali other styles sad sixes the very lowest We;
WHIMIDES & DRUM,
- tlit.'"A I:LIG/MN I
'
Afiliett ;No; t intik!
Aint"aultaz
-~-.rte. ~:~~:-;~: ~ s: ~
gee l
r rt
MBBit
WIPL MILLER,
Corner Liberty and Irwin Streets ,
• Offer to the trade at Low Figures:
150 pkgs. of NEW. MACHTEREL, In barrels.
halves, arters and klts.
100 chests FERI A EOUNG mrsoN, JAPAN
and IML TEAS. •
50 seeks choice RANGOON RICE. • .
• $l5 bbls. choke CAROLINA RICE.
' 75 bblic. LONG ISLAND a ysuP.
' 50 bbls. SYRUP, choirs brands.
100 bbls. N. 0. MOLASSES. _ • .
50 bbII.4IERMDDA MOLASSES.
MOM bbIs.NEFINED BUOAR. •
75 Mids. PORTO RICO, CUBA and DEKA.'
BABA SUGARS. I
MOO bags RIO COFFEE., -
50.oags JAVAand LAGUATRA COFFEES.
100 cases IHPO E T I ED. CLARET. .
M5O cues MO P & CHANDON'S CHAN.
PAGNE W ES
SCOTCH ALE - and' LONDON - POSTER eon
stantly oa band..
WANTED.
• • 810 - A 'DAY.
TWO 'slo MAPS FOR $4.
- • •
PATENT REVOLVING-.DOUBLE MAPS
Or AMER UNITEDD EUROPE. AMERICA AND
TEE STATES 01P AMERICA.
• Colored—in 4000 Counties:.
These great Maps, now Just completed show every
place of - Importance, all Railroads to date. and the
latest'. alterations in the. various European staos.
These Maps are 'needed In every School and family
in the land—they , ocenpy.the space of one Ma and
by means of the Reverser, either side can be thrown
front, and any , part brought level to the eye. Coun
ty rights and large discount given to gnod Agents.
ApplY for Circulars. Terms and Ramie Maps to
LLOYD'S MAP 131UREA14.
de21.1:07,-dAT 23 Courtlandt street, N. Y.
OFFICE or CONTUOLLER or ALLzinurrYCO,-Pa. I.
Pittsburgh. December 510: 1868, 5
PROPOSALS FOR WRITING
Sealed Proposal:, will be ieceived at this ol
entil JANUARY 4th. 1869, Inclusive, for Wri
ting and Copying from the original gssessmeuts re
turned by the several Assessors for the year 1869,
Eighty-eight Office Duplicates for Taxes of 1869:
Eighty-eight School Duplicates for Taxes of 1869.
Eighty-eight Collection DupUcates for Taxes of 69;
Tee.work to be done In the office of the County Com
missloners, and to be completed , on or before the
Ist day of,April, 1869. Bids to be made'at so much
the running line complete, to Include the calcula
tion Lad extension of all Tires, and the comparing
of each and all the books with the originals, besides
a recapitulation in eat; of the booki, proving the
total of the Taxes by the Total valuatioth The cor
rectness of the Depilates must be probated before
warrants ate Issued In rierment- •
.
-Bond, with sufficient security, will be required for
the fulfilment of the contract.
Sample can be seen on application. -
By elm, lett of the Cornity Comtxdratonere. •
~de2B:b96-T HENRY LAMBERT, Controller.
FRENCH BUHR MILL STONES.
Etna Burr Bniutisiehhteri •
THE BUM WHEAT 6LEA27XICB IN WE.
Portable /lour and Feed Mile,
BOLTING 0147811,
All numbers and best quality. For sale at
319 and 321 Liberty St.,Pittsburgh, Pa.
W. W. WALLACH.
au2s
WANTED --ON COMMISSION,
ONE : HUNDRED ,'TONS OY
POITIAMEUX 7 9
FOR THE .HOLIDAYS
The highest' market prices and quick sales
guaranteed. Mark packages distinctly and send
Toices by mall.
M. P. .11ALLARD & CO.
Commission Merchants, 334 Washington sir
New York. -
fJITICS. or•CorrrnolAnn or ALLLOHIVIT CO.,
PrrissunOlt, December 19, 1888. f
NNOTICE TO BAILERS.
"Waled. Proposals, addressed to the "Inspectors of
the Allegheny County Prison, will be received at
this orrice until the 31st inst., inclusive for furnish
ing the County Pri•on with Bread for slx months,
from JA.NU•BT 15th. 1889. Loaves to weigh one
a half sad two pounds respectively, and to be of ap-
PrOved quaint . Bids to be, mute at so much per
sound. Bonds • for two thoUsand dollars will be re;.
ouired for faithful performance of contract. The
name of the seeursty must accompany the bid. Bills
andorted by toe Warden and proosted at this once,
wilt be paid monthly.'
de21:476 HENRY. LAMBE ET, Controller.
RAI'B FERRI
G •
* PRINTING INK WORKS,
Grey's Ferry Road and Thlrty•lrldrd
Streets, Philadelphia. Pa.
G. E. ROBINSON, manufacturer of BLACK and
COLORED Printing and Lithographio Inks. Var.
lashes, dtc. oears347ll
MONEY ! MONEY I !—54,000 ,to
Invest In a Mortgage on City or County
Property, fora term of three years. .
$2,000 to loan on Bond and Mortgage for 2 years.,
WAN TED—Business or Accommodation Paper to
the amount of $310,000; time from 60 days to 4
months.
WANTED—To exchange a Farm of 100 Acres of
Land in hilesonrl for a - Family Horse and Spring
Wagon.Apgdy to B. hicLAIN & CO., • -
dei Corner Fourth ay. and Smithfield st.
J. Z. SWINT J. M. BEATT E. A. MATT.
SWINT, BRATT & CO.,
ARCHITECTURAL AND
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS,
tio. 61 6andasky'Skillegheny,lit. -
A tam ;assortment of. NEWEL POSTS and BAT,
ISTERSI constantlT on hand. TURNLMI, of all
descriptions. done. mamas •
• CITY Or ALLIOUENT, PA.. -
TREASußsal'a OFFICE, Dec. 12, 1868.
rDiriCE IS lIEREBY-GITEN TO
• e holthra of the iSIX PER CENT. UTINICI
AL BONDS of the City of Allegheny, that the
Coupons on• said Bonds 'coming due January
18611, will be paid on said day, (less the State tax.)
at the Bank ofpittsburgh, In the eirt ofPittaburgh,
Pa. D. MACFEBRON,
dels:b4s .Treasuter of the City of Allegbov. Pa.
JCIIT 01" ALLEGEENT.PA.,' ,
TREASURER'S OFFICE. Dec. U. mB6B. I
ALLEGHENY ' CITY c , COMPRO
MISE WONDS WANTED.--Persons holding
pronitse Bonds of the vity•dr Allegheny, Pa.,
are hereby notified that the BLultlng,lrnnd for 1868
beinvested In said Bonds 'lt the lowest rates
offered. , Proposals will -be ,recelved by the under-
signednmtnYßlDAY, Jaattary Ist, 1869.
~ - . ..• D. 'INIACZEBRON. ' '
de12:h417' . . easbrer of the City'[AU : heny, Pa.
'CETICE.-;-To., all Persons En
_ Bago , lli Hauling. or Whetling
tonbbish, or
sheet lon :aro hereby .aotilled not place any
rabbith or alhesonkhe wharf: - Altrubbieh er ashes
most be taken to the Point. Any
_person caught vi•
olating the above notice will be dealt tO 'the
thilest extent of the law. • • ••
- ' ROBERT A: BILL. •
dela ; •• • -Alleghen Wharf Master.
FIFTEFIFTEENTH LIST. 'IS6&-LIST
OP APPLICATIONS TO SELL ,LIWORS,
ENTH'
the Clerk , Oaks, month of Deeember4BBB.
.
B. P. Getty, other goods, Third ward.
The License Boird wlllalt ottIARDNESDAT, the
30th Wet. at 9 o'clock, 4. M. forhearlsg :the above
application, . •
. JOHN OJIROWN. Clark.
CL YVEIRSM).
A. CHOICE LOT
JUST azeztvirm. ,
arrox, - 137 Liberty street.
CIOODINEWEI.
•
op,r4? BEAD IH DEAB . TIM
Thigiure' for WARD' S . Dread.,
Tle Israeli and beet. The initials `H. W." we
ever, lost. Take none else. : • ane:Tra
PARLEY.
4 " . . 2,500 DIISIIELS
CHOICE SPRING AND FALL
;IL •tore and for isle bt _
reepAprort xuatiDrat,
• uO3O - 359 LIBERTY STREET:
LIVAD-4110 Pik . Sift Galena .
JL , to itorolin4 ror sallow
ace i• OiNtinr. a SON.
._~ >_
~...,r.:~:: ~:
MISCELLANEOUS.
(Late Miller & Rieketsen,)
Nos. 221 AND 223,
AU. ihe.ny.
MSS
MEM
RAILROADS;
, .
Dlri l tairliGHSUldaVENllll
00.121A118111.1.1: &R t.
On and afteCTIIIO4DAY. xo y ember 17tD 166.
trainswtll arm* at and der:WM:KUM Delia:oo7 -
ner of Grant aa:AleWater streets, stfo4owa: •
1.• • DepqrS, L . Arvin, ,
Mall to and trotirllntent'n. 1 . 001.i1. - 6:00 P. -
McKeesport Azeitian :0
odOn.llo A.= ,11.4111.
Ex. to and from Oaten's:. 3:00 P., It.1:11u A. We
West Newton Aceillonod'n 4:30 :35..a.`ate
Braddoek's Acconmeodat'n 6:15 P. N.:: :MP. Pk
Fight Ace. to MclOteeport.lo:3o P. 71a thikiya..l6
Handal Churn: Tralatirad • h -
froasWest Newton 1:001.94.151 10
:00:41.0
7 4 arlickets aPPI7
W. J. R. laNit." l 7le - 14
•
B; STOUT. Boantateadent.
.
,
M ANGFE.t 1111 *..162gMlli s' ''
.._ • ,
GHENT irinuikza -- ItALLltaill
On and after MONDAY; ,:. Noveabber liih. 11101 -";
TWO . MIAMI_ D AILY will I:sitegiburgh Stn. .
tion,_eorner oUlevegth and Pike sw.kgmtnio-,...
ltn,!ox City; Ennio, and all • tit tite-011 Ro
om. . ~.. ~
lastiZ PiCITSBUIGII. . nrrenuanng s 4-
Mail ..-.. T:l5 an all rt-- - - 4:400= -
Express.-- 1:10 is as Zspreas.:4.... &Zen Mi•
Brady's BM Ac a:eop zatilradys B.&(° 10Y30ILIC
lit dedaWorka.__ , ~11st Softie:ski . ....-...,,,,...
Aetomciorn..lo:lso a mai Ancoemod:oo air - . .
Sid Soda Works Ildfloda Walt .
noeirmo.Pn - 0:00 rat - Stecotnodain:' 401111.
~.*.
Church Train leave Pittsburgh et 1:10 Nip. AP. 1
et at Pittsburgh at 9:50 11.11. ,
P imagers taking - express tradn have b'., me r
e ge of ears between'Pittiftrgh, Buffalo and Olt'
np. Mail and E; ryas Mains atop oar M *,
stratusesil points Mixed Way and Aeconimodatioo.
Li. 1 air ibitiOni..7 ~ _ •
; • ..-,, , .
.- a TEIii•MAS M. RI NG. Assn. Sart
W. myna MOPM,Tleket Agent. • lam; .'...:
n ega URN
LOII CILN R WTI AND 8_
FAH items ROUTER
ORANGE UP Tllll6.—On and after 81:1NbAjr,
N0r.5184, 1888, train:swill leave and arrive at tag
Anion Depot, as Mews, Pittsburgh time: •
Depart. • t,
Mall 3:13 a. m. 12 A :13 a. 811."-'
Fast Line - .10:13 a. m. 7:33 p. mm.• ;
Bast - En - press- • 2:58 p. m. -12:18 a. 132.
Mixed Way 5:42 a. m. 0:63
; McDonald's No. 1.. /1:212 - a. al. 8:33 P.M..
Steubenville Acecunmodln. 3:38 p.m. 9:49 a. M.
McDonald , . Aectn. 6:08 p. m. 3:18 p.
• 2:58 P. sr. Express will leave dar.y.
• 12:13 P. M. Man will seriire dally' -
The 10:13 a. m. Train leaves daily, Sunday* eSir
cepted,.and.makes' close cowneetlotte at Newark - I%m -
Zanesville and points on flandnaky. Mansfield & •
Newark B. -
8; P. SCULL, General Ticket Agent. •
W S W.CAND. Sup't., Bteabenvllle. Ohio.
n
1:11 qI
S
8 EGH„ FORT WAYNE t& CHICAGO Be
W. AND CLEVELAND A PITTSBURGH E. E.
MUMIII
. . •
Promi Dec. 90th 1888 trains will leave 'hunt
and arrive at the Union Depot, north aide, .?Itts+
burgh city time, as follows
-Lam.
Chicago
- m
.
o a Ex„,.. 3:03
Erie 7:2111a
ca. 3Wleghl , l 6:5111am
Chicago Nail.. "0:53 a m
Chicaltx.,,..lo:oB m
Cl. s_VW.x.: '2:o3pm
ChicagoE*.... o:43pm
:W'Erie En: 63p m
p
Departfrom Alleghen
BrisVnAe - 11:513 am
Leetsdile ."i .
1043 a m
• -• !` - 12:53a
RoeheSter. .1:33 pm
.Leetadale Ap:t.
N Brigt'a ".. . 5 :33P1a
Drigt , n 4 . . 6:oBpm
Leetsdale " .10:43pin!
Leetsdale Hun-
Chicago Ex... 9:/3 am
Chicago Ex_ 11:56 tl5
Wheeling Ex..11:13 a lt .
Crestline MM.: 3:53p at.
IChicago Ex.... 4:38.p
Cleveland Ex' ' 4:68 pas
Erie Waltz 6:13 pa
. Ex 6:58 pis
Alkirhesiy.
N. Brigt'h Ac. 1:03 gill
N. BrigtOn ." 8:28 ssna
New Castle " 10:33 ais
ILOatfdale " 9:121a 51.
" 1:U8 pn.
IN. 3:l i t `A ^':9:43 prat
Leltdale " 4:53 p
`• 1:18 pia
Leetsdale. Sun-
didehnrob... /:13 pas
51:43 p. CM
11:503 a. tn. Chi
de2 Y. B. EYE
•
- day utnetth... 9:58 s zit
• Express ,lesves dajlx. . •
Oene
Expressral Ticket 11111111iSAxent 0111117.
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WINTRA.L .BASLBOAD.
and after Nov 08th. 1888, Trains wilt U.
rive It and depart trim. the Union Depot, corner of
Washington and Liberty streets ; as' foßows:
Arrive. Depa. •
Mail 'Praia.... 1:30 a m Day Express.. rt
2:30 alle
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Past Line 2.40 a m Wall , . No. 1.. 6:30 am
Wall's No. 1..,6 20 a m Rail Train."... 8:18 alB
BrintonAcen. 7:50 it m 'Cincinnati Ri19:313 pm .
Wall's No. 2.. 6:50 a m WalPs No. 2.. 1120 aar
Cincinnati Ex. 9:40 a m Johnstown An.. 3:25 pm
Johnstown Az.10:35 a m Braddock,. Not 4:20 pi*
Baltimore Hz. 1.45 p m Phila. Express. 5:10 pm.
Phila. Express 2:05 pm Wall's No. 8.. - 5:20 pin.
Wail's No. 8... 1:30 p mWaW's No. 4.. 6:15 pm l 5:50 p m Fast Line 7:50 p m
Braddocks Nei
1
We i rs No. 4, 7:25 p m WalPshio. 8.. 11:00 pse
Way•Passen , r.lo:2o p m •
The Church Train - leaves Wall's Station" ever,
Sunday at 9:15 a. In., reaching Pittsburg:li at 10:06
a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at.12:50 p. 16,
and arrives at Weirs Station at 2:00 p. m.
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'Cincinnati Express leaves daily. - 4.3 other tl4Olll
daily except Sunday.
For further infonnanon apply to ' - V •
W. H:BEcKwrrEi. Agent.
The Pennsylvania Ballroad Company will not aa•
slime any risk for Baggage, _except for wearing ap•
panel, and limit their responsibility to One Bcmdrs4
Dollars in mine. AU Baggage exceeding that .
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner. an.
less taken by special contract. _ .
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EDWARD H. WILLIAMS:
General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
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RINTIESTEItN
SYLVA-NIA R A-L
AD.—On and sifter Nov. 99d, 1888; the • Pas.
senger Trains on the. Western Pennsylvania Ran.
road will' arrive at and depart from the Federal
Street pe A po rri t, ve All . egheny, Oily, as follows:
Depart. •
finringd'e No 1 - 8:40 a • 1:00 all
Freeport lio:1 8:20 aml Freeport No, I 9:15 ais
Express 10:40 a m,Shitspirg lio.111:20 a ar
Sharpb , g No.l 1:95 p m Express 2:45 pa
Freeport No. 11 4:00 pm ' Springd'e No 1 a9O pm
Mail 555 p m i lreeport No. 2, 5:20 pat
Springire No 2 .8:45 n miSnringd , e Ho 2 TlO p m
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday. •
The Church Train leaver Allegheny Janet. every •
Sunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny. Olty • at
9:50 a. in. Returning, leaves Allegheny Curt at
1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Janet.. at 3:45
p.
COMM:MA=ON Tresnme—For sale in. packages of
Twenty between Allegheny City, Chestnut street,
Herre ,Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburg,
and e roi only on the trains stopping at Stations ape.
ci9 The trains leaving• Allegheny City 'at 7:00 a. m,
make direct connection at Freepon with Walker
line ofStages for Butler and Hannah: town. Through.
tickets me, be purchased at:th. 011ice.L•En. 3 ht.
Clair street near the Suspensior Bridge Pittsburgh
and at the Depot. Allegheny -
For further information apply to
JAMES - LEFFERTS, . ' Agent,
_ • Federal Street Depot,
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not at. '
mune any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap.
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value. All baggage exceeding this.
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, Un•
less taken by special con t rac t.
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EDWARD H. WILLIA.IIII
noldi • Gen.ral Soneriatendentc - Altoona. Pa.
S Tatts2l HILLMEMNE
UNION PACIFIC BAILWAY4
Eastern•Divistom
The SHORTEST AND MOST BELIAB' Oiht
from-the East to all points In •
Colorado, Nevada,
California, Utah,
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Arizona, • -Washingto
New , Idaho,
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Two 'Praha testi - State Lin e' and Leavenwort ' '•
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tally, (Sundays excepted, on the arrivaloitrains -•
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sponsible Overland Transpon•-Lines from its
western terminus, this road now (de= unequellerl.
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