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PITTSBURGIi MARKETS.
OFFICE OF Tas PrmssvßGlC GAZETTE, i
MoNDAy,,Sanuttry 11, 1869.
The general markets wereally to very
in- 1
h dull to• I
day, which was owing parti the
clement weather, which had a tendency to
retard out door• busness, though at best
trade is dull, and what isre worse still there
im
is but little prospect at _psent of any
mediate improvement. , The receipts of
Grain were unusuallY heavy to-day,
though the great proportion
of it is owned
by consumers, and, -as a consequence, is
not upon the market. In regard to values,
there are no changes worth of special
notice.
APPLE BUTTER—DuII: 70 to SO cents.
APPLES -'-Are coming in freely but with
a continued steady demand, prices are well
sustained, 53,50 to $5,50 per bbl.
BUTTER-Xontirmes exceedingly dull,
and with a supply largely in excess of the
dermuld, prices are tending downward.
We now quote prime to choice Roll at •35
at 37 ets.
BEANS--$3,50t0 $3,75 per bushel.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-4 to 4, 1 4 CM
.
CRANBERRIES—S2O to $23 per bbl.
CHEESE -15 to 20c, as to quality.
CORNMEAL-7sl to $1;10 per bush.'
• CARBON OW-1s firnt and higher, and-
M,.ay now be quoted, in , a jobbing way, at 27
- to 274. for standard white.
DRIED FRUIT—The demand is better
1 - :and the market is getting stronger, though
-as yet priees are unchanged. 'Peaches at 12
to 13 for quarters, and 15 to 16 for halves.
Apples, 10 to 11c.
DRESSED HOGS--Sales at 13 to 14. c., •
EGGS --Plenty and dull at 30c. '. ..
•HEMP--Quoted at $2lO per. ton.
f- - POTATOES—DuII-but unchanged; sales
_,,.by the car load at 75c and in store at 80
,to 85e, 1 , • •
- , PRQyISIONS--Bacon is firm with job
bing ses 15 for Shoulders and 19 fer
`Hams. Country. Lard. 18 to 1834 and prime
City at 193 to 20. Mess Pork, $3O to $3l. .
: LARD 01L—Is held firmly at the ad
.vance; $1,35 to $1,38 for No. 2, and $1,63 to
$1,65 for No. 1. ,
HOMINY—SaIes at $6,23 to 16,50.
HAY—Continues to arrive pretty freely,
and the market is dull but unchanged.
Wecontinue to quote at $lB to $25 for com
mon to strictly mune Timothy. • -
GRAlN—There is little or nothing doing
• in Wheat, and while the market is dull
prices are nominally unchanged. Oats
= quiet but steady at 65c by the car load, and
37 to 68e for small lots in store. Receipts
'af Corp, large and •market dull but up.-
' ;Ithanged.; 80 to 820 by tilt ear load. Rye
;lull; cannot be quoted above $1,45. Large
'receipts, of Barley, but it is mainly owned
by breweraand malsters. and, as a conse
' qence, there is not much upon the market.
• t. , SALT—Is still quoted at the advance, $2
y the car load, and 10 to 15 eta higher for
mall lots in store.
1 MILL FEED—The following 'are the
• :,,,, Pearl Mill prices: Bran, $1,10; Shipstuirs,
. •,,,:, 51 4 3011kliddlings, ..2., Screeangs, $l, and
:'l' ItYe Shorts, $2. ' ' ;': r ,
EEDS—Small sales of , Cloverseed at
9, and Timothy at $3,25' to $3,50. No
,no ement in Flax. :
. , : FLOUR—DeII and unchanged. We
~,..,prote Spring Wheat, $7,50 -to SS,OO,
' 'lnd Winter Wheat, $8,75 to $9,25 per bar
' - el. Rye Flour, $7,75 to $B. The Pearl Mill
:mote their boa'. brands, made of the best
. ~ ATheat, as follows: Extra Family Flour,
- - ' •'n barrels. at $9,50, and, in sacks, $9,20 per
- carrel; Double Extra Family, in barrels,
310,20, and, in sacks, $9,90 per barrel;
Spring Wheat Flomr, in barrels, $B,OO, and,
• n sacks, $7,70 per barrel. , The City Mills
~luote prices as follows: Eitra Family,
rWinteryin barrels, $9,50, and, in :kicks,
9,20 per 'barrel; Double Extra Family, in
~ )arrebs, $lO,OO, and, Ins:mks, $9,70 per bar
•el, and Spring, $B,OO, in barrels, and $7,70,
n sacks, per, harrel. ,
• • TALLOW--Itendered;llto 1135e.l
• ' PEANUTS-' -$1,73 per bushel,
FEATHERS= -Live Geese Feathers qtio;
_ 4 .ed at SO to 85 to the trade, and 90 to 95c, in
• , retail way:
• , WHISKY—SaIes Highwines, in ajobbing
way, at 97 to $l.
•
ilinancial - Natters in New York.
~ • •
• Geld Closed at 135 3 01135 X
/ •
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
IC.Ew Yank, January U, 1869..1
)34)Nri.
' The week 'opened with money in ;free
`upply at 7 per cent. currency, and 6 per
;cut on Governmenti 3 for - -call loans. In the.
'.fternoon the demand becoming more ac
.
ive, transactions were made at 7:per cent.,
,old mainly to small borrowers with mixed
ollateralsi. and there was Mien exceptional
'perations at 1-12®1-16 per cent. commis
ion. - First-class firms had no diffienity,
"foweverl.in getting all the moneys .they
vented at 7 per cent. on currency. The
leavy realizations in the- Stock market
I.ave caused considerable amounts to pass •
nto weaker hands for the moment, which
;as the Occasion of a flurry in the money
aarket—Sterling steady at 9%®9%. Gold
. rin; opened at 135%,, advanced to 13 5
nd closed at 13534®135%. There 'is an
mroved demandlor first-class commer
lalp ich p
paper, whassed at Bgl.o per cent.
econd-class moves slowly, and transac
ions are.pported at 1®2% per cent.
notzns AM STOCKS.
Governments declined under a heavy re
lization and a report that die - Secretary of
he Treasury has engaged to :deliverto
Vail street .house five millions of new 65's
~ efore February Ist; the rumor has been
'denied by, the Assistant ,Treas
.rer. Mr. Van Dyke has only sixty, thou
' and to sell in any event; Nand there is no
immediate prospect of , that do -being
12 sold. ,
lonponat'l.BBl;' 112®112.1A . 629
d0.!64, 108%®108%; do. '65, 1093.4®
09X.. Ten!Forties. 10634@/04e L2'
' State:bads' iichlve and gheil
n uns, -873®89; old Tennessees, 69®70;
ew Tennessees,,,67X®69W new': North
• ;manes, 61% ®62%; - Virginias; 56% ®5730
Joutmana Levee bonds. Sixes, .6715 8 ,K:
xi. Eights, '711%®763/4; old d0.`71 - %
The npwardspeculationrailWikir shame
las checked this• morning by extensive
ales to reallie the advance of thelag
f ew
• ays. The leading "stocks were', the: Pitta
Bock ;Island, Michigan Southern;
klrthwestern and _Fabian Mail. The Mar
, ,et becaine:flim at the,one o'clook -Board,
nt at the second regular . Board' it was'
eavy andlOwer; being unfavorably aftectr
0 3 by a temporary flurry, asthetnqney
iarket.The decline ranged from 'thietourth
I two _pigs pent; the, Most vonapicuons
ieakness, being; evidenced by the Rock
41and, Fort •Wayne, Northwestern, blicht
, an Southern and Michigan Central. At
stir o'clock the market was steady, hut at
je close prices weie again lower and
eavy; under further realizations by bulls
-nd hammering by bears.
Five-thsrty Prices:— Cumberland, 38X®
h Wells Express, 2514®26; AMeriCan,
3@39; Manors, 4814®48%; United .States.
®43;, 41 'Merchants Uniob, 1244 ®12%;
nicksil_
22%®23; Cantim, 52.yi(52%;
,acific Math 122%®123; , Western Union
.elegrath; 33% ®33N; Hartford and. Erie,
; Mar pose, New Yak Central, 155%®
; Erie, 38:4@3 9 3; do. preferred, 62®
4; Hudson, .134114 @ in; Harlem, 130
F,131 do. *of:, 2044; Reading-1'3%; Terre
Saute, 3804 1 ; do. preferred, 63% 61; St.
713/,@72; do. preferred, 90®9054;
WaYne, 119'/34119%;Dhi0 and Missis
-32% ®33 1 4; Michigan Central, 115®
Michigan Southern, 89%®8935;;
tits Central, 143®144; Pittsburgh, 14®
,1-54; Toledo; 10285@ 103 %; - Rock Island,
253i®126; North-western, ' 815i@82; do.
Chicago and Alton,
referred, 85%68 5 %;
L. 30; St. Joe vreferred, 9 0 %; C., V. and Ind.,
434@9.1%; Lake Shore, 101%; w a b o oh l
Mining shares dull; Smith and I'armelee,
70; Gregory, 360; Quartz Hill, 73.
Copper 'Stocks at Boston—Calumet, 70;
:opper Falls, 16; Franklin, 16; Hecht, 76 ;
tuincy, 22; gawk, 3%; Minnebota, 2.
• SUB TIVEMSURY. ,
1 The receipts at the Sub -Treasury to-day
fere $1,815,850; payments, 11,8821b67;
El
Markets by Telegraph.
NEw Yon k, Jan. 11.-Cotton opened firm
er and closed quiet with the advance partly
lost: sales 3,500 bales at 253:a29c for mid
dling uplands, closing. at the inside price
Flour-receipts 13,011 bbls, duil,•heavy
10a20c lower; sate s 400 bbls at 85,900,25 fo andr
superfine State western; $6,90a7,35 for com
mon to choice extra State; f• 9,9537,90 for do.
extra western; $8,10a9,25 fur good choice to
white wheat extra; $70,25 for common to
choice R.. H. O.; 88s9 for common to fair
extra St. Louis; $9,50a10,25 for good choice
do., closing dull and heavy. California
flour dull and nominal at 87,900,50 for old;
0.75a11 for new. Rye flour quiet and heavy;
sales.2oo bbis at 0,650. Corn meal quiet.
Whisky more active and firmer; sales • 300
bbls western at 61,01a1,03 for free. Wheat
-receipts none; sales 40,000 bu at 81,59a1,61
for No. 2 spring in store and afloat; 81,64 for
No. 1 Minnesota delivered; 0 for superfine
Michigan. 82,03a2,05 - for white California.
Rye dull and heavy: • Barley dull and
drooping. Barley malt drill; •sales 750 bu
State at 82,10. Corn-receipts amount•to
er224 bush; the market is dull and lo low
; 40,000 bush sold at 92a95c for new mix
ed western; 99ca51,0510r yellow southern;
93c01,03 for white do: 95a98c for yellow
Jersey. Oats-recei amount to 2,000
bush; dull and heavy; ts
24,000 bush sold at
95a95%c for western in store; 77a79e for do.
afloat. The total amount of stock of grain
in warehouse January 12th was, Wheat,
3,524,172 bush, including, about 53,000 bush.
California.' Corn,l 1,509,233 bush; Oats, 2,-
864,3 n bash; Rye, 263,260 'bush; • BarleY,
236,001 'bush, Barley Malt, 50,740 *bush;
Peas, 64,645 bush. Rye is dull and un
changed. Coffee is active and mer; 6,500
bags Rio sold on private term fir s. Sugar is
quiet and Sales of GO hhds and 185 boxes on
private terms. Molasses is dull and un
changed. - Petroleum is quiet at 18Mo for
crude; 32%c for relined bonded. Hops are
quiet at 10520 c for American. L'nseed
Oil is drooping at 97ca$1. Pork is quiet;
1 sales 650 bbls were made a $29,25a29,50 for
new mess; 828,3708,50, old de; 823,50a24,50
Iprime, and $21a28,25 for prime mess. Beef
1 Hamasteady, with sales 125 bbls at 8,30a34.
I Cut Meats firm, with sales 210 packages at
1234 c for shoulders, and 14a16Xc for hams.
Dressed Hogs firmer at 13a13%c for west
ern, and0.33014e for city.- Middles quiet
and steady. Lard cadet and a shade easier,
with sales.7oo tierces at 18y,a19%e for steam,
and 19,4a1930 for kettle rendered; also,
2,000 tierces steam, seller for January and
February, at 19Xe. Butter steady at 30a40
for Ohio; and 40E150c for State. Cheese firm
at 16a20c. Naval storeS are firm. Turpen
tine at , 51.14a5214c. Freights to Liverpool
are quite firm, with engagements for 20,000
bush grain, per sail, at 7d. for corn, and 7V
at
,
for wheat; 1,500 bbls flour, per steamer,
2.5. Gd.
Latest.-Flour market closed drill and 5a
10c lower. Wheat dull and, unchanged for
spring, and lower for winter. Rye dull
, and heavy at $1,48a1,50 for Western. Coats
heavy at 15a75'- c in store, and 77a77,qe
1 afloat. Corn' dull and heavy at 92a94c for
Inew mixed Western; old mixed Western
didl and nominal. Pork dull and heavy.
I Barley quiet and without decided change.
Lard dull at 19 3 0 for fair to prime steam.
I Eggs dull at 33a35c.
Nkw YORK, January 11-Cattle Market.-
' Receipts for the week-5,419 beeves; 22,753
sheep and lambs; 5,022 hogs. As predicted
, last week, the high' prices of beef caused a
prfect rush of cattle to the market, but as,
1 w e ith the cessation of holiday purchases 'the
I demand for poultry had subsided, the
butchers entered the market more freel
full
1 and the wholes , supply was sold .at
1 prices until Friday, when the buoyancy
fell off. The best cattle sold as high as 18e,
~while poor Texas cattle brought lial2c to
day, with 246 head at the National lards,
1,500 head: at Comtnunipaw, and 1,930
at Bergen Hill. The market was dull,
though holders at first were not dis
-posed -to the redUction, still prices had
to give way, and fell almost • 0n..-lialf cent
on all -grades, but•:itiOstly on the lower
, grades, market closing dull and heavy;
sales range from lit to 18c, with a few ex
tra choice at 18%c; the, quality of the effer
ings was pretty fair, and from this dr
comistance the decline was small ; poor
to medium 11a11 1 ,4c to 2%c;A medi fat oi.en
um to
lair steers 13a14Mc; good s I tee and
ire; premiums 16%a18c; the majority . of
ales were at 15a15c; the average price
was 143.4 c. Sheep and Lambs-since our
lastreport there has been only a moderate
degree of activity in the market: prices
haye decreased a trifle, ranging,
from sto 8c: Swine, arrivals exceedingly
light and business restricted - fn cense
•,quence, and tbe prices firm; there were on
sale to.day. 1,603 head, of Wllich a few
brought ..10Mc; quotations of prime heavy
corn fed at 8101110,75; medium $10,25a19,50,
common'„sloalo,2,o, dressed 14ia16%c for
western, 13,,ia14e for city. , .
. ,
Mama% January 11.-Eastern Ex
change firm, at 1-10 premium selling
and
and
1-10 per cent. off buying. Flour-lower,
medium grades moderately active, other
grades neglected and nominal; sales of
spring extras 0,250.55. Wheat a shad
more active and firmer and ;40 higher; e
sales of No. 1 at 51,20a1,24, No. 2at 61,14 a
1,15; closing at $1,14 for No. 2; since change
sales were made at $1,1430. Corn in fair
speculative and shipping demand and %c
higher; sales of new at 63a53%c, no grade
at 50a51e, No. 2 kiln 'dried at 55C;' closing
firm at 54c for new, and 50c for no grade,
unchanged this afternoon. Oats active and
firmer and lal%c higher; sales at 4787080
for regular and fresh, receipts closing at
48c. Barley dull and la2c higher; sales of
No: 1 at.51,17a1,18, No. 2 quiet at 93c. Mess
Pork opened quiet, but subsequently be
came firmer; sales were made at 129'0n
spot and at 08 for future delivery. Lard
steady and fairly active at 190 on spOt. and
19Ws for future delivery; closing at•l9o on
spat: Shoulders at 12c, short rib middles
at 14 1 / a al4%, Cumberland middles at 13 3 / 4 c,
loose hams at 16al fi qc for sweet pickled,
I 15015 c for green. Mess, Beef steady; sales
lat 14c. 'The receipts for the past twenty
' four hours have amounted t0`24,218 barrels
of flour, 26,240 bushels of "wheat, 36,662
bushel* of corn, 24,600 bushels of oats, 4,502
bushels of rye, 850 bushels of barley. 7,830
head, of hogs. •Shipments for the same
time were 15,640 barrels of flour, 9,828 bush
els of wheat, 45,469 bushels of corn, 14,804'
bushels.of ()ate, 3,760 bushels of rye, 6,750
bushelsof barley, 9,230 bead of hogs.'
ST. Louis, January H.-Tobacco, none
Offer Cotton higher at 26c for low mid.:
dling. Flea Very dull and but little doing;
super 6,250,50;- choice - super extra 6,65 a
7,25; double extra l30;50,. Wheat dull and ,
weak; prime to low choice fail sold at 1,55;
Ohigee red and white 1,86a,2,00., Corn vet
y„
dull at 6205: ' Oateseld'ilrmly,'ht dull'at
55%a59. Barley qt st 1,85a190 for prime
lowa - and Illinois, and' 2,26 for fancy Min
nesota. . Rye heavy at 1,25a1;27. Whisky
dull. at 97. Pork firm with sales at 29,25 a
29,60 and small order lots at 30,00. Bulk
Meats, steady and firm, with sales prind.
pally on order at 1214a121,4 for shoulders;
15' for clear rib sides; 16q for clear sidesl4l4;
;
loose country shoulders 11%. Hams
.clette sides 154: loose shoulders at S
head
t. Jo
124 -
seph first of February, ; loose a
ders at Alexandria first of February, 12%.
Bacon steady and firm at 17% for clear rib
sides; 18 for clear sides, and 14 for shout.
ders. Lard, holders firm at 19 for tierce;
choice keg retailed at 21. Hogs, prices
rouge at 9ma10 1 ,4; with. verV little dhoi ceeleig..
Cattle firm and supply small; good to c
5a7; extra 7,50 gross. Sheepdull; . ranging
at 11,60 for head,' Receipts-TRW 2,300;
Wheat 5,500; Cord 1,500; Oats 10,600; Bar
ley 1,4.00; Rye, 1,600; Hogs 750. '
Nkw Yonx, January 11.-Dry Geode.
Thii market:for bleached and o
unbleached'
Muslins is excited, in •sytnpathy with ct
ton, and prices have risen y
full c per ard
on all low and medium grades with a ten
dency toward higher rata... New . styles qi
light Prints opened at 13 1 40 for Odds like
Pacific Stills Prints, and it is likely that all
makes will open at this price if not higher:,
some medium styles of Sprague's areuf-,
fared at 13c; all of Garner e 4 Co.'s - Prints,
Amoskeag and C, have been withdrawn
from - sale; will open higher to morrow.
Pacific Mills show some beautiful pieces at
31c. The Bentham trade are buying more
freely and It now appearsthat cottonvods
OE2EI
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE:-
El3l
will go higher within the next SO days;
Appleton A Sheets are lip to 16%c, Pequot
A 17c, 'Mystic River 141; Augustes buoy
ant at'ls l 4c, Stark A 16c and Auguita 734 a
13 , c. It is now difficult to buy the best
-brown Drills at 16%; nents haye put out
other good makes, wfilCh can be picked up
` , at 16 1 4 c. Among jobbers the most imnor
taut movement has been in bleached !ans.
lins to-day, and most of the popular makes
have been pretty well closed out preparatory
to a more general advance.
PHILADELPHIA, January 11.—Beef Cat
tle in fair demand; sales extra - at 9a9lAallc
for fair to good, Ca9c for common, and 5a
71,4 c for good. Sheep fit ajar; eales B,COO
5 1 ,4a71“-. Hogs in fair demand; 3 / 700 head
sold at $11,50 net. Flour weak; sates of
lowa and Wisconsin extra family at 7,50 a
7,75, and Minnesota and Ohio at $10,56.
Wheat dull; sales of red and white at $2,20
a 2,40. „ Rye unchanged.- Corn dull and
quotations are barely rnaintainedi sales of
new yellow at 90a91c, and white , at 85c.
Oats.dull; sales western at 72a75c, and Penn
sylvania at 60a70c. Petroleum quiet; crude
25e, and refined 314 c. 'Whisky declined
to $1,01a1,03. Mess Pork active at $3O.
firm; rib. sides' 17a17 1 4c, clear do 17 1 ,4 c,
shoulders 14 1 )4c, hams 18a20c. Lard firm
at 19y,a20c.
• CLEVELAND, January , H.—Flour quiet
antilunehanged; sales of city made at $ll,-
-50 for treble extra white, $9,75a10,00 for
double extra amber, $8,50a8,75 for, double
extra red amber, $8a8,25 for double extra
spring, country.made sSaB,7sfot double ex
traoa red 19,50 double and amber, sextr7aB, a o for spri Wheat:d
ng, an
69,5
No. 1 red winter is held ' white. at $l,BO. Corn:
sales 5 cars shelled at 71c, .1 car of ear on
the track at 60c, two cars ear at 66c, and 1
car shelled. to arrive this week, at 71c. Oats:
sales of 1 car at 63c. Rye quiet, holders
asking $1,32a1,35 for No. 1, and $1,20a1,28
for No. 2, Barley dull; No. 1 Canada is
held' at $ 1 2,05, and No. 2 and State at $1,70a
1,75. Petroleum: refined bonded lots,are
held at 28a.., ) 9c, and 30a310 for trade. ot
CINCINNATI, January 11.—Flour firm at
$7,75a8,00. Wheat; No. 1 held at $1,75;
sales at . $1,73. Corn lower; sales at 61c
Oats uncha,nged. Rye firmer; No. 1 $1,40.
Cotton less buoyant; middling 27 1 4 c.
Whisky dull at 97a98c. Dressed Hogs
$11,50a12,5Q. Provisions quiet. Beef firm.
Mess Pork $3O. Bulk Meats 12a14 4C.
Lard 18a183fe, and 19 1 ,4 e nominally for
head and gut prime steam and prime
kettle ndered, but there is hardly any
demand re . Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Linseed Oil firmer; small sales at $1,05.
Lard Oil $1,55a1,60. Gold $1,45 buying,
Exchange steady at 1-10 discounebnying.
Hogs in light supply, , and firm at 10allc;
receipts, 2,500 head.
MILWAUKEE, "January 11.—Flour dull
and weak; prices unchanged.' Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Oats nominal and higher,
at 55c for new. Rya steady, at $1,10a1,11.
,Barley nominal. Provisions firm and in'-
active and prices unchanged. Dressed
Hogs firm and unchanged. Receipts-1,000
bbls flour; 23,000 bush wheat; 2,000 bush
oath; 1,000 bush corn; 1,000 bush rye;
2,000 dressed hogs. Shipments-5,000 bbls
flour; 1,000 bbls and 50 tierces of pork.
LOUISVILLE, January 11.—Tobacco—sales
41 htnis new common lugs, medium cut.
Ilin leaf, at $4,25a16. Cotton at 27c.
19'2 u.
win g
es at 99c for free. Lard at 19 1 ,4a20c.
Bulk Meats—shoulders at 12 1 4 c, clear rib
sides at 15%e, and clear sides at 18c for
packed. Superfine Flour at $5,50a6. Wheat
at $1,80a1,90. Oats at 60c. Corn at 58260 c.
Rye at $1,40.
TOLEDO, January 11.—Flour quiet.
Wheat 2c lower; amber 'Michigan $/,74;
white for sellers tor one-half January $1,74a
1,75; No. 1 red Wabash $1,74. Corn a shade
-lower; new 62c; new rejected 59 1 ,yc; new
65c. Oats steady, 57c for No. 1
Michigan. Rye a shade better. Barley;
.sales of Canada at $2,05. Dressed Hogs a
shade lower at 12a12.1‘c.
Mr.nwris, January 11.Cottori quiet and
firm at 2Sa2S'%C; receipts 1,502 bales; ex,
port, 202 bales. Flour firm: superfine, s7a
7,50. Corn 6.507 c. Oats 65c. Hay $25.
Cornmeal $3,75 and dull. Pork $3l and
nominal. Lard 2062.1 c. Bulk meats firm;
shoulders 12. 1 4a13c, clear- sides 10ya16;ic.
Dressed hogs 12a12>ic.
CnreAoo, January 11.—Cattle Market—
Beet cattle =tree and firm and prices un
changed. Hogs firm at $9,96.10.40 for good
to choice. Dressed Hogs less active, sales
$12,25a13;.c105ingat"5 12,25 a 12,50.
BALTIMORE, January 11.—Flour dull and
weak. Wheat nominal;. prime to 'choice
red._Oats nominal at - 65a720.
Rye norninal'at.sl,soal,6o.
IMPORTS BY 'RAILBAOD.
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO
RAlLROADtJantlary 11.-20 cars iron ore,
Shoenberger '4lr Blair; 36 cars metal, Nim
ick & Co; 11 do do; Jas Wood Son & Co; 10
do do, Bryan 4,Caughey; Ido do, Loomis
& Collard; 4 dOdo, Superior Iron Co; 2 cars
wheat, Jos S Finch & Co; 3 do barley, Thos
Moore & Son; Pears wheat, .1 S Liggett &
Co; 5 do corn, Dan Wallace 50 bgs flaxseed,
H. Rea Jr; 10 tcs lard, .1 11 Parker & Co; 10
Ws mess pork, J P Hanna k Co; 75 bbls
flour, G R Book; 5 bbls alcohol, 11 A Fahn
estock dt Co; 300 do tionr,l car millfeed,Sho
maker t Langenbeim; 60 tcs•lard, Robert
Bruce Jr; SOO bbls flour, owner; 100 do do,
1 3 Duff & Son; 1 car green hams, E H
Myers & Co; 2 cars feed, P Schott dr. Bro; 16
cars barley, J M Carson dr Co; 1 do millfeed,
Shnelbach; 1 car shlnJes, Slack Jr
Shole c s; 34 eke rags, Christy & Benham; 29
bdls hides, D Chestnut & Co; 12 bble apples,
V El Graff & Co; 56 bdls green hides, 16 do
pelts, M Delange; 511 bbls Gighwlnes, Ship
ton & Wallace; 1 car hay, H Allerton; 2
cars staves, M P Adams & Bro; 4 cars corn,
Ilitchcoak.,McCreery & Co; 4' care corn,
Bricker & Co: 1 car oats, Shomaker & Lan
genheirm 30 doz, brooms. It Robertson &
Co;. 2: Pkgs tallow. J S Dilworth I& Co; 25
bbls flour, John Shepard; 16 bble apples, 4
kegriapp/e•butter, Ido sausage, IL Rea Jr;
25 bb Us hornony, Graff & ; Reiter; 1011 bbls
flour, W Haillt4lo L t CO. , l•
cLIMILAOII AND Prrnsircrltor BAIL,
ROAD, January 11.'4 ears iron ore4Bhoen.
berger & Blair; 2,'d0110, MoKnight,'Porter
&
Co; 2 cars lumber, R A Clark' dr Co; di)
iron ore, Reese,,Graff& Dull; 6 car one,
J 1. 4 -1, Knox; 50 bbls oil, John Spear; 7 do
brick, Park. Bros &Co; 3 bf bble fish, Wm
Miller; 20 bxs scales, Fairbanks, Morse .&
c o; 3 cases tobacco; Pretzfleld •Bros; 1 1 ear
rye, W JiMsek;•9•Dieres marble, R McKee
dr Son; 58 eke iralls,,'lo,F Markle; 2 organs;
C BlUrne;!;28 ,ske rye; Dean '43t -Patterbbls
sot);•
6 bdls IrOu ore:: MeCandlese& •
apples, Volgt, Mahoott& Co;.sorbdis chairs,
'1 do rockers, Bedford. Chair -Co; 12 bbls
apples, H Rea Jr; 3 kga powder, 1) Hearle;
ton; 1 bscigars,'BoreLand dr Lupton; 2 bats
shoes, W E Schmertz &Co; 1 bbl beans; 1
do eggs, L half bbl flaxseed, 1 do butter,'
W H Graff & Co; 119 bundles .poles, Penns
Salt Co. I •, , , , • ,
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD, Jan-
nary 11.-10 80 bbls oil,-Fisher tit Bro: 80 do
do do,James Wilkins; 52 do do, W Wilson
&C•,; 560 do do, Owston & Sowers; 240 do
do, P Weisenberger & Co; 960 do do,
Forsyth :& Bro: 560 do do,-Faicet les,t, Logan
& Stockdale; 23 sacks • dry app' W M
Gorinlev-& Co; 46 elms oats, A.darns & Aus
tin; 53 do do, 21 do corn, Scott ct GiNal; 251
oil barrels, Charles Gayton; 60, bbls salt,
Watt; LaDg & Co; 40 eke buckwheat flour,
T C Jenkins; 15 aka rye; 2 pkgs eggs, flour,
T
Kirkpatrick dr Co; 1 car metal, Mc-
Knight•Yerter •t Co; sdo limestone, Sho.
enberger,&l3llair; 12 sks buckwheat flour.
1 box butter, IVoigt, Mahood & Co; 10 aim
rags, MOCullough, Smith Jr Co; 10 sks
tatoes, Vingorder & ',Shepard; 1 kg'butter,
W H Graff. 4, Co.
. . ,
Li,BottgrrY STATION. January 11.-10
cars, barley, .1 Rhodes &-Co; d oar-:staves ,
Rolya & Robertson; 2 cars oats, It Knox &
Son; 3 cars Metal, Rogers & Burclrfleld;, loo
bbls flour, 11 W Berhorst; 2 oars stone, For
rester & Megraw; 200 bbls' flottr,o6o Stew
art; 1 car wheat; J Dickson;' 1, ear mid.'
dlings, Voeghtly & Kopp; 49hides: .1 Wick.
line; I car oats, M Steel &Son 11 bbls eggs.
jOhn-Herbert; 10 cases canned fruits, 10
doz brooms, E M Jenkins; 21 bdls hides, A
Holstine; 2 cars Wheat, R T Kennedy &
Bra.
RIVER NEWS
The cold snap which -set in on Sunday
was of shcirt duration. The weather mod
erated early yesterday morning, and a
snow storm prevailed during the greater
part of the forenoon. About noon, howev
er, it commenced to rain, and continued
without cessation all afternoon, and last
evening there was appearance of a flood.
Busines, nee matter of course, was very
dull, which was owing partially to the
very inclement weather, and miserable
condition of the streets.
The stage of water, by the Monongahela
marks last evehing, was' nearly 'thirteen
feet, .and we presume there was a foot more
in the Allegheny. We should not be sur
prised to see fueen 'or even twenty feet
here within the t next twenty-four hours.
The Kenton from Portsmouth was due
last night. .
Boats in port—Bellvernon, Julia No. 2,
R. R. Hudson, Messenger, Maggie Hays,
Savanna, and quite a number of towboats.
The Julia No. 2, from Zanesville, is the
only arrival
andave to report. She had a
very fair trip returns to-day, as usual,
at 4 P. M.
The Armadillo, from New Orleans, Sil
ver Cloud No. 2, from Memphis, and New
York, from
. Louisville, are among, the first
boats due..
. We hear it rumored that Captain Lane,
late of the Ingomar, has his eye on the
Elisha Bennett, of the Brownsville Packet
Line, with a view of , placing her in the
Pittsburgh and Parkersburg trade.
The Grey. Eagle departedlor Parkers
burg. ItTo other uepartures.
The Bayard, Capt. Geo. D. Moore, is the
regular packet for Parkersburg to-day,
leaving at noon.
The Messenger, Capt. Jesse Dean, will be
the first boat out for New Orleans,
as will
also, the Maggie Hays, Capt. B. C. Martin,
for St. Louis. These are both good boats.
The R. IL Hudson, Capt. Russell is an
nounced for Cincinnati and Louisville.
Rivera and Weather.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 11.—River falling slow
ly, with ten feet two inches of water in the
Canal. There is a heavy snow storm pre
vailing.
STEAMBOATS.
VOIR MEMPHIS AND, agr a t
JL: NEW ORLEANS—The steamer
MESSENGER Isssu Dwt, Commander.
Wil leave for the above ports on - THURSDAY,
the I.4th inst., at o'clock P. It.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
FLACK, J.,_n• CtILL,NOWOOD, JAMESCOLLINS.
COLLINS. CHARLES BARNES, and (HURST
& HAZLETT.
Through receipts given on the above boat to Set
ma. Emaula. Benton. Montgomery. Ala.. and all
at
other points on the Alabama Ater and Texas ports
the lowest rates by
Jail GAMEST & HASLETT.
FOR CAIIIO AND ST.
I.OITIS.—The steamer'
MAGGIE HAYS Capt. M. C. MARTiN.
Will leave for the above ports on Wednesday, the
13th ;nat.
For freight or passage apHNply on on board or to.
JO
J. I)._COLLINGWOOr i ‘
OHRIEAT MZLETI.
or JulIN FLACK. Agents.
• OrriC r
rrgrtq7F E gg ß ' I grlgi January .
NOTICE TO, CONTRACTORS. -
ealed prooosals for the tirading, Paving and
urbinir of WYLIE STREET E'STEN:4O'.'s and
I)UNC. AN STREe.T, from Crawford street t , Kirk
natriek s•reet. will be received at this office until
31()NDAy, January :150, 1669.
The Committee receive the rl6nt to reject any or
all bids.
all :W. 11_ J. 31.00 RE, City Engineer.
FOR M ARIETTA AND. ; _
rkiticimßuitts , The fine --
steamer
GREY EAGLE C. L. BRENNKS, Captain
Wilt lace for the above ports THIS DAY, (Mon
day) at noon.
P or (reign t or ilassage sooty on board or'to
JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
pITTSBURGII,
wirEELnia,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leftire Company's Wharf Boat, foot of Wood street,
DAILY, AT 1% IL
TVV.SDAYS AIM 'FRIDAY%
BATARD A. 5. swouraD, Itasser.
WILDN/SDATE. AND SATIVADAT%
GBEY EAGLE O. L. BILENNATT, MlStet
Freight will be received at all hours by
• J AILES COLLINS. Anent
WM. B. NEEPEIt,
ALDERMANTHE Eti•OFFIC IO JUSTICE OP
YEACE.
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Elpeclal attention given to conveyancing and col
lections Deeds Bonds and Mortgages drawn up,
and all legal business attended to promptly and ac•
JOS. A. BUTLER, •
ALDERMAN OD rum MAGIBTRATII
Ofdoe,lll6 WYLIE STREET, near Wasltingtof
PITTSBYRGH, PA. •
Deeds Waft"' Mortgagee, Acknowledgment
Depositions, Collections, and all other leglttmal
business executed promptly. . mdiyin9
QAMUHL McItIASTERS,
ES -Officio Justice of the Peace and Pollee Magis
trate. °nice, ÜB.ANT to EST, opposite the Ca.
thefts', PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds Bends, Mortgages, Acknowledgments ,
Depositions, andidtLegsl Business executed with
promtituesa and daepatob.
hlti
Ti OSTACE' ti..1110BROW;
'L4I Aiurpk.itrtA l4, i•
- atrwrici JR TB rr•Or; AND
1 PULI.OE IKAGIESTBA.TE:' " •
OFFICE, N 0,73 PUMA; AVENUE;PITTSBURGH, PA
Dee4B., . Bona., mortgath, • Aclrsowlodgqents.
Depositions and ell Legal Business executed with
retaptueu sad
dlepateu. • liven
101IN:A; STRAIN, •
tJ t-ALW-Vat3i.A.T4r,
, • .
?B . .
,
12[4411010 3trISTiOZ / OP I Ting aca ,
AND_
( sToians sueurraksz. .1. ..
Odiese_ i ll* inrrfurrlOlST.dirs/t4thip i eN
Aria, slusburgh,-P.1.-*Deeds,•• nds, Mo l i a ilLg_.
Acknowledgments,..ere irjrni lislddiisemLate
..,b_ y*. ••
nes, 11V1Citi1t .... i . 1 .7 teglil
' Altiittori;
ITI.WEIti4CeI of the re(wei,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT
CARSON 13TEMET, EAST BIRMISIGHAM.
Collection of Bents solicited andp romptly attad.
ed to. my3:760
S. FEIIGITSON,
ATTORN ICY-AT -LA3iV,
BICCOND rtooit: ?Ross Ri)oli
JOHN W. lIIDDIELL,
"ATTORNEi-AT-LANg.
Ornt,O,lld Diamond
(Oppottte the. Court House.)
132311
Et . C. BIACKItELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
my2l:b2s
ARCIUBALD BLAKMETI
ATTOitrrElle-AT v LLA.V I,,
• Igo. eg virrn. WISZET
iostnicnial
QODA A9II-100 tons choice
14.7
bra Ist stose.and for sale by
agn J. B. WairISLD & 11014.
VaxeSTEIIN INSITUANCE C1:1171.
ANY 01 0 i'lTTSßUlttili.
ANDER NIMICE, President.
WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary.
CAPT. GEORUE .NEELD, Lier.E rat Agent.
mace, Oki Watmr street, Srang es Co.'s Ware
house, up stairs, ittsburgh.
Will iniureugainst all lands of Fire And Xarine
wh o a ,Riss. A home Institution, managed by Directors
e well known to the community, and who are
determined by promptness and liberality to 1111iDe
tan the best r. which they have assumed, as 01.
tering the best protection to those who desire ,to lis
insured. - •
DlnkeTOnS:
Alexander 17.1 Mick, Jontl It. Meelane ,
R. Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley, . . 'William S. "Evans,
Alexander Speer, Joseph Kirkpatrick.
Andrew Ackleu, Phillip lieymer,
.
David M. Long, Wm. Morrison.
n 07.7
,
D. Ihmsen.
_--------------
IMPERIAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1803. CASH CAPITAL PAID
UP AND FUNDS EXCEB.D..
INU 818,000,000 IN COLD.
. .
Insurance' against. Fire effected' on 'Houses and
Buildings, Goods, Wares and Merehandise, Steam
boats, &e. Pone; R es issued payable in gold or cur.
rencY. Aar [Jutted States Branch Office, 4U PLNB
STBKET, New York.
All losges of the United States Branch - Will be ad
justed in New York.
J. Y. AL 431,&UG-I - ILIN , .A. Ix ent ,
rams Ult.Gli, PA. •
pIINNSYLVANL&
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBUR6H.
OFFICE; No. 101% WOOD STREET, BANK 07
COMMERCE BUILDING.
This is &Borne Company, and Insures agaixis R,
by Fire exclusively. _
LEONARD 'WALTER, president.
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer.
avail McELHENT, Secretary.
DLIS:
Leonard Walter, . GeorgLWllson,
C. C. Boyle, Ueo. W Evans,
Robert I'strick, J. C. Lappe,
Jacob Painter, J. C. Plainer, ,
Josiah -King, John Voegtley,
Jas. li. HopkinS, A. AMMO/ 11. •
Henri Spronl.
-
ESSIONAL.
No. S 7 Fifth feltreet.
PITTSBITIIGH.
No, 89 Grout Eitreet,
PITT z B
rymmtruaTi.TA
Office, 67 FOURTH STREET.
a McLAUGRIIN also Agent for theManhat
n Life Insurance Company. nes:v72
INDEMINTITY
AGAINST LOSS BY TIRO.,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA ,
OFYIOi, 435 & 437 CHILSTITTIT BT., Nitist
DunicrOns.
Charles A. Banker, Mordecai H. LOW/ ,
Tobias. Wagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant. Isaac Lew,
Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
f eorge W. Hicitards,.: ' titorge Vales.
CHARLES 0. BANCE.EIt, President.
&LW. ,C. DAVI, Vice President.
W. C. STEELE, Secretary,riro tam.
Jr HARDNER COFFIN,' AGIRICI',
' North West corner T h ird d Wood Streets ,
rethW:wls ,
ALLEGAILENT INSURANCE CO
PANT OF PITTSBURGH.
OTFIOE, No. 37 EIFTH STREET, BANK BLOCH
Insures against aßllnds of Fire aid Marine Maks
JOHN Ju., Pz,,esident. •
JOHN D. IicCORD, Vice Preildent.
C. G. DONNELL. Secretary.
CAPT. WM. DEAN. General Agent.
DLEJICTORE:
Crpt. Win. Dean,
B. L. Fannestock
W. H. Everson„!
Robert H. Dads,
Francis Sellers,
(:war. J. T. Stockdale.
John Irwin, Jr,
John D. McCord,
O. O. Hassey,
Harvey_Chlids ,
T. J. kleskinson,
Charles Hays, .
_ -----
110EOPLESI INSUIIIAIiCE COIF
PAN
OFFICE, N. E. pOltSZB*OOl3 3c 717.T.11W1"3
Home Conptuay, tealrig Fire and Marine Pi 4ra
•
Ditt%CMOS: , _ •
Wm. Phillips, I CaPt. , John L. Rhoads
Samuel P. Shrives,
John Watt,
John S. Parks. Chsrles Arbuckle,
Capt. James Mill er, Jaced M. Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk, Win F. Lang,
James D. Verner , Samuel leleCrlcisart
WM. PHILLIPS. PrP(PI et I.
JOHN WATT ,Vice President. •
W. F. GA.P.D.NEIt, Sexes.. , , v.
(:APT. JAS. •W)RI)O.S. General Agent.
BEN FRANKLIN
NSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEGHENY, PA.
Office In Frankllii§avings Bauk Buildings,
No. 43 Ohio St., .A.Aleglieny
11050. CONS.PAIY, managed by Directors wet
known to the community. who trust by (Mr dealinp
to merit a balm, of your patronage.
ILERNRIt IRWIN .
OR°. D.-RIDDLE ''' --*""•••••Westdent
Secretary*
, DIRECTORS: '
Henry:lrwin, ID. L. Patterson, Illettry earwig,
Geo. B. Riddle, !Jacob Franz, . i Gottleib Fags,
Shnon Dxsun, . IJ. B. Smith,- !Jacob Rash
W. 31. Stewart, IC. P. Whiston, Joseph Cra i g,.
Jos. Lautner, ' H. J. Zir I
dtand, Jeremiah Kohen,
ap1.0:035 ,
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
OF THE CITY OF /.I.IXOSEEIy.
Offlce, No. 89 FEDERAL STREET, entrance co
Stockton Avenue. !
FIRE ONLY.
W . W. MARTIN. President
JA.S.' E. STETESSON. Secretary.
• ntnironms:
A. • •
H.'Eigitsh Thompson
L. ittsig,liTna,art" I C. C.
Jno. Brown, Jr. itleo. hero r„ Jacob LOOP.
oo17:n84
MMIICM '''.7•
.1
WM. MILLER,
(Late Miller it Bicketson
/Cos. 221 AND 228,
Corner Liberty and 'lrwin Streets
Ofier to tbe.trade it Low itetizes
160 pkg.. tor
q NSW tlnrrele,
batires, uarters mckd kits. , • , •
100 ches ts cbotelf YOUNG DYSON; JAPAN '
IMPERIAL TRAS. ,
60 flatlet% chdoe RANGOON
• 95 bbis. choice CAROLINA RICE.
bbli. LONG ISLAND SYRUP.
00 WS. SYRUP. oboloifbraUdo.....: • . ,
100 bbli. N. D. MOLASSES.
50 unts. BERMIJILVBIOLASSEELr • • •
000 bbla, REFINED SUGAR.
10 hh4FPORTORICq, ,. OO I3 A. $941 Drain.
11A.RA SUGARS.
MOM bags ma , CQYV Ellk ‘'y l
Ale CU:sk k itigib A o E L P lATt l i i .' ° 111 :* E4!
• 74 0 ! ) . r cV N E? v E ilii t C 8134!
TOIL VOL. %pa •LOikr , PDT• ,rowrEs. now
itantli on nand.' '
'
g e oTllet:-Vii.' all 'Persons En
' gaged to Inet ling Rubbish
or
s; You "are , here notified not t,t r•lace s ny,
'rubbish Or &libel On the hart.' All rubbish er ashes
Angst be taken to the Point. Any pe •
rson eau vi
gt"
'Olating,the above noticewill be dealt with to th e
fullest extent of the
I'aw.
Maslen
BARLEI(k
2,500
CHOICE SPRING AND FALL,
In store end tor sale ter -
'AMA; tyOC/1 1, 4r.
no3o , - 329 LIBKRTY fang.' C.
aitEEN OIL CLOTH' ORWIN•
DOW SHADES—We are now manufacturing
Itila article or a 'malty sunerlor In finish, and at
lower
than
*ang be - had
of
i:lbleVrtlerneftull;
rselurers. Dealers 4
examine our . gootla before purchasing elsewhere.
• J. & H. I'HILLIPS,
note 518 and WI Sirl______°"l°B?""3lear.
awl mr73
aoi, BUSHELS
YBINE SOUTHERN RED'VERILT
To arrive sad for sale b,ir, ilaity
sets.
m . BANIA A
MECHANICAL E GINEER:
ERCEVAL .BECHETT,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER,
Alia Solicitor of Patents
(Late of P. P. W. I C. Railway.)
011 lee, No. 70 FEDERAL STREET, Room No. I
tan eters. P.O. Box 50, ALLEGHENY CITY.
MACHINERY, of all deleriptiona, destined.
BLAST FURNACE and ROLLING MILL DRAW
INUS furnished. Particular attention rid to de.
f garag i tt e Y c LOZ . )3l(gl i r v iti n fi c ri l it i s t rx
Ise CL tor nookazica lITOI7 WlDNlstar
=DIM spina
MEM
RAILROADS
ITTSBURGII andiMMORIZ
CONNELLSViLLE
On and eater! Noymber, 17:1:. I . BdS
trains will arrive at and depart trom tae Depot co.•
ner of Grant and Water streets,
De as=oLlows:
p.tr drrine,
Mail to and froml7r.ioni'n. 7:00 6:0:t r.
McKeesport Aecommodt'n.ll:oo A. it. 21:05
Ex. to and from Uniont.'n• 3:00 P. 31. 10:10 A.
u.
WeEt Newton ACcommod'n 4:30 P. at. • 13:35 A. Pf,.
Braddoers Accontmodat , r. 6:1.5 P. M. '7:50 P. If.
Night Ace. to McliPesPort.lo:3o P. 21. 0:15 A. Ifs
Sunday Church Train to and.
• from Wert Newt0n......... 1:00 P.M.it"
?or 'tickets applyl.7
I J. B. KniG, Agent.
W. B. STOUT, Superintendent. no2o
IHANGE of TilllE.F::ipt ~,_;. i
.LEGTIENT VALLEY RAILEOII ‘"
.'n an after MONDAY,' November 9th'.' t .
TWO TRAINS DAILY vvlll leave Pittsburgh Ste.
tiOn, comer ofEleventh and Pike streets for Frank. •
lin, Oil City, Buffalo, and all points in the 01111 e.
glons.
LEAVE Pirfstinadn. lARRIVE L.V rrsTsstrastgAr
Mail 7:15 a m ;MAP 5:40 p
la ....
Express - 7:10 p m 'Express. .—. 0:30 ala
Brady's li'd Ac 3:00 p mtßradys BrdAc . lo:3o am .._
Ist soda Works ,Ist Soda Works
_,
__
Accomod'n— 10:50 aat 1, -Aecomoda , a. Iti.SU A ISI •
1 ,2 d Soda Worka iSid Soda Works
Accomod`n 5:00 pm • Accomoda'n. 3:40 pni
Church Train leave Pittsburgh at 1:10 p. N. Arr.
rive at Pittsburgh at 9:50 A. It.
Passengers taking express train have but one
change of, cars bvtvreen Pittsburgh, Buffalo •and Oil ' .
Regions. Mall and Express Trains stop only at
pat ncitua points Mired. Way and Accommodatlo2
trains stop at all stations.
THOMAS M. KING, Ass% Supt.
W. FOSTER HOPE., Ticket Agent. no 9
MI
.
I TTS MUIR. G. .. Lit :7.r.,,,_...,.
r CINCINNATI AND 57. • Al'.-',...r.. 10Ekltlif..;
UIS RAILWAY. ,
~ . .
. '
PAN HANME ROUTE: '--
. ,
CHANGE or TIRE.-0n and after SUNDAY,
Nov.R2ld, 1888, trains will leave and arrive at tna
Union Depot, as follows, rittsburgh tline:l
. .. .
.D ePart. . Arriod.
Mall Exprera 4.. —. 3:134/. M. 1213 a.
in.
Fast Line , 10:13 a. m. 7:33 p. m.
Fast Express ' 2:58 p. m. 12:18 r.. m.
?Mixed Wav 5:43 a. m. , 6:43 p. m.
McDonald's Acc'n, 1i0..1... 11.28 a. m. 8:33 p.m.
Steubenville anctilLiand'n. 3:38 p. m. 9148 a. in.
McDonald's Ace'n, liao. 2.. 5:08 p.m. 3:18 P. In.
.13r 2:58 r. II :Express will leave daily. ,
1a:13 r. as. Mail will arrive daily.
The 10:13 a. m. Train leaves daily, Sundays ex•
cepted, and makes close connections al Newark for
Zanesville, and, points on Sandusky, Mumsfield. &
Newark R. R.
S. r. °CULL. General Tlcket.Agetth
W. W. CARD, Sun't., Steubenville. Ohio.
n 025 , .•
IA 4 : a
1 1§1 giglIGH. FORT WAYNE' & CHICAGO E.
ANO CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH It. R.,
From Geo. 20th. 1888, trains will leave froM
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, rats-
burgh city time, as follows:
Leave. .arrioa.
Cilicago. 3:03 sm! Chicago Ex... 51:13 a m Erie Ygn 31 . 11 7:28 a aCChicago Ex. 11:58 a m
Cl. & Wh'g3Dl 6:i4g a m 'Wheeling Ex. 11:13 am
Chicago mail.. 6:58 a m;Crestilne Mall.. 3:53p m
Chicago .... 10:08 a m Chicago Ex...
. 4:38 p m
Cl. & WICg Ex. 2:23 p !Cleveland Ex 4:08 pm
Chicago Ex.... 2:43 p Erie & Yg'n Ex 6:13 pm
We & Erie Ex. 453 p CI. &Wh'g A l leghe ny 0:5
eparl from. Allehenty. l Arrive in
N. 1-Witts' A.c. 8:58 m IN. Brigt'n Ac• 7:03 A 110
Leetsdale • "II 10:28 ami Brigt'n " 8:28 a m
11:58 ara 'New Castle " 10;33 a m
Rochester " 1:33 p m ;Leetsdale 9:13 a m
Leetsdale Ace. 3:5S pm; " " 1:081:31
N. BrigtM . 5:33 pin i2g, Brigrn " 51:43 pm
Brigt , u " • 6:518 pra 'Leetsdale " 4:53 pm
Leetsdale " /0:513 prci " " 7:181. m
Leetsdale gun- .Leetsdale Sun
day Church... 1:13 pmi day ehurc4... 9:58 a m
2:43 p. m. Chicago Express leaves daily.
fir 11:58 a. us. Chicago Express arrives daily.
de:- F. R. MYElts, General Ticket Agent.
"KIENNSYLVAIVILA irrpr VX, r 11.1,,
CENTRAL RAILROAD. I'd' ...-, 4 ....'
:a and after Nov, 28th. 1868, Trains. will at•
rive at and depart from the Union Depot, corner of
Washington and Liberty streets, as follows:
Arrive. I Depart
Mall Train.... 1:30 am' Day Exprees.. .2
Fast Line 2.40 a m,Wal' s No. L. 6:30 ara
Wall's No. 1.. 620 am. Mall Train 8:15 a m
BritonA.cc,n. 7:50 a m *Cincinnati Ex 12:35 p m
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a m Wall's N 0.2.. 11:20 ain
Johnstown Ac.
940 am! Johnstown An. 3:25 pin
Johnstown Ac.10:35 a m.Braildocks locks' 4 :20 pnl
Baltimore Ex. 1.45 p in; Phila. Express 5:10 pia
Phila. Express 2.05 pm! Wall's No. 3.. 5:20 pm
Wail's N 0.3... 1:30 put Wall's No. 4... 6:15 pin
Bruidocks NO 5:50 p m Fast Line 7:50 pm
WalPs No. 4. 725 pm I Wali'sNo. 5.. 11:00 p m
Way Passen'r.lo:2 o p m
The Church Train leaves Wall's Station ever,
Sunday at 9:15 a. in., reaching Pate: argil at 10:08
a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p. in,
and arrlt es at IN all's Station at 4:UO p. m.
*Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All .other trains
daily except Sunday.
• For former information apply to - •
' W. H. BECICWiTa, Agent.
an
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not CI.
sume any risk. for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel„ and limit their responsibility to
xc One Rueeding nilt,d
Dollars in value. All Baggage e t hat
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, un
less taken.by special contract. ~
EDWARD H. SITLLTAKS,
• General Superintendent, Altoona, PS.
non
7vitrESTERN PENN - its ,„*L4 • t ii,tu. A
SYLVANIA RA.-L..
RZIAD.—On and after Nov. 22d, 1868. the Pas.
aenger Trains or. the Western Pennsylvania Rail•
road will arrive at and depart from the • Yederal.
Street Deyott.Allegheny City, as follows:
"Dspgrf.
Springd'e•No 1 6:40 a m;Mail 7:00 ahi
Freeport No.l 8:20 am Freeport No.l 9:15 aU.
Express 10:49 a m!Sharpb'g No.111:20 a 113
Sharpb , g No.l 1:25 pull Express , 2:43 p
Freeport No; 2 .4:00 pria,:Sprhigere Nol 3:30 pm
Mail i 5:53 p m.FreeportNo..2 5:210p m •
Springd`e No 2 6:43 D Sprinad'e No 2 7:10 p
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Janet. every
Sunday at 7:4-0 a. tn., reselling Allegheny City at
9:50 a. na. - Returning, leave. Allegheny City at
1:90 p. m. and arrive,* Allegheny Janet. at 3:43
COIMUTATION frthini24.7Of sale.ln packages I. •
Twenty. between Allegheny, City, Chestnut street,
Herr's, Bennett, et het, Etna and Sharpsbar,,
and good ppiyan the trains stopping at Stations spr
cited on tickets.
The tratas• leaving Allegheny City at 7:00 a. raj
make direct connection at Frtepor with Walker
line ofStages for Butler and Hannahf town. Through
tickets may be purchased at th. OLlce, No. 3
Clair streetnear the Buspensiot Bridge Pittsburgh
and at .the pepot, Allegher •
For further inftirmation apply to ' ' •
E It itiTtr ß ee A g ent, tep o t .
The'West.elni re.llllll3jrlvanLieeltdYealntillrold• will
no
al.
sums any risk for Baggage, except Tot wearing 14..
.Dollarsnlimit their responsibility exceeding ndrud
In value. baggage tb.lr 6
ainonnt in value will be at the risk of the owner.
Asa taken by special contract.
Gen 6 ral Sunerintendent. Altoona. Fa.
noM
SQ 08. Y HILL trt
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ROUTE.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY!
The SHOitTit3TAIELYMOSTIAELtp/- 0171
from the tt!het ! tg 1440 MA in. :
ekilorado; Nevada.:'
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Distern
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Arizona, Washingto
Rev ~ieico, Idaho;
' . ..1,. Oregon.
1440:Trains Maya State - Vie tidenwor.
48andnyslexeeptedaces the arrivaLot tram -
radar. flanroad from Loins, and nimrdbal and
trannF, :connecting. a
anee:- Topeka and Wamego • with sta a cs for aL. ,
'points 1111-H1113611 , 1 1 . 'At • end Of traot lomat ot.Elis
wenn with the 1.1..4 'TED STA:res. 12.1YREkK COY •
PANI .I.lArLr. LI3S -OF ' 017.ERLAND' 7 MAIL
AND isaripms coA.olits, - rpu
proDiT 173 F-Alt 1.;19.13F-Ei
And al PoiTts - in the fere l tor l ei
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And *ithS/LIMERSON'S TET-WEEKLY LINE of
COACH.FS for Fort Union, Bent's Fort, rn.FS,Albt.•
v e e w rite e , i r e trita : Fe, and ,all„ points in Arizona and,
With the recent 'additions_ of rolling Stock ati4
equipment, - and the arrangements made with ret•
nonsible Overland 'Transportation Ltnes from he
Western tenninus, this 'road now offers uneqnalled
facilities far the .tr4npallaton of freight, to the fal
West.
!Tickets for, sale at all the principal .odices In the
United States and Cansdss
Be sane . arid ask for ti • kets via TRU SMO*.V
HILT. ROUT . , . UNIOY PACT 10 RAILWLY
itAlsT. . 8 pviimpti.. . „. .
A. ANDERSON,
Gei.eral SuperlutendeZ
Reneral PrelOt Tl"ket Asyut
.STEWASITIP§,
T ®. L I T .ERPQO,d•AND
- Qt7EENSTOWN..
THE INMAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Numbering sixteen first-el:Liu vessels, amoitg.there
the celebrated
CITY OF FABIB, CITY OF Al....cnr
CITY OFBOSTON, CITY OF BALTIMORE
CITY OF LONDON . .
BaIIIngSVERY SA.TUNDAY, from Pier 45, Nortt
Blver, New York. For passage or further informs.
Cl= apply to
ALIGHATift Jr.
10.11.5,111.8TREET. Cbrotticle Building. •
Moody opposite Post °Zoe. Plttstrugh,
wissimt,