PITTSBURGH DIARKETS.
OFFICE OF TEM PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, i
MONDAY, January 18, 1869.
• The general markets continue rather
: dull, and devoid of any new or really im
portant _features worthy of special notice. ,
We . can report a fair local demand for most
of the leading articles, but there is no ship
ping inquiry for anything, and there is an
. ! almost entire absence of a speculative feel-
T
ing Money -matters continue tight, and
considerable complaint is still made about
the difficulty in making collections. •
APPLE BUTTER—DuII: 70 to 80 cents.
APPLES—In fair demand, and.steady
with regular sales at $3,50 to $5,50 per bbl,
• as to quality.
BUTTER—Co,ntinues , very dull,• with a
suptly largely e cm of the demand. We
now quote good o prithe Roll, at 33 to 35c.
• BEANS—S3,SO to $3,75 per bushel.
BUCKWHEA FLOUR—DuII at 4to 4X.
!
CRANBERRIES—DuII at $lB to $2O.
CHEESE—SaIes Hanal3urg at 16 to 17; and
'Goshen at 19 to2oe. •' , - - : •
CARBON ,OIL—Is . quoted firm in ajob
bing way, at 29j,5 to 30, for Standard
white. ' - '• • . , _
DRIED. FRUlT—Steady with •a fair
local demand.bnt unchanged; Peaches at 12
. to 13 foi,qifitrters, and• 16 to 17 for halves.
Apples o , to 11c.' . ' _ •
DRESSED HOGS—Sales at 13 to 14c.
EGGS—In good supply and dis].; may be
quoted at 25 for pickeled, and 30c for fresh
packed: . .
• PROVISIONS—BacOn is firm with jcb
bing sales. at• 15 for Shoulders, and 19 to 1934
for Hanle. Country' Lard. 18 to 19 and prima
City at 20. Mess Pork, $30,50 to $3l.
LARD OlL—la:held firm at $1,40 for
No. 2, and $1;68 to /1,70 for No. L
• SEEDS—SmaII sales of Cloverseed at
$9, and" Timothy 'at :$3,25 to $3,50. Flax
seed, $2,30 to $2,35.
--- SALT—..Ia steady but unchanged; Al
5. ' &Vet. brands quoted at $2
by the car load, and 10 to 15 cts higher for
email lots in store. •
POTATOES—DuII but unchanged; tales
by the car load at 73 to 75c, and in store a'
. 80 to 85C.
WHEAT—Winter Wheat is dull, and
prime Red Winter cannot be quoted abo - ie
$l,BO. Cern is quiet and unchanged; sales
• on track and in elevator at 80c for Ear, and
•
S 2 to 82360 for Shelled. Oats in light sup
ply, but the demand is also light; sales
at 64 to 650 on track, and 67 to 68c for small
lots in store.. Rye Is in steady demand at
81,45, but round lots are generally
held at 81,50. Barley may be' quoted at
82 for prime Penna. and'.Ohio . Spring, and
• 81,80 to 81,85 for No. .2 Chicago.
to
o q N u l a oN ty; ales at 85 to 16,00 per bbl., as
VENISON—DuII; sales of hams at 15
to 20c.
• HAY4Baled Hay continues dull but un
changed; sales on wharf at $lB to , $25, as to
quality. •
. HOMINY—SaIes at $6,25 to $6,50.
POULTHY—:SaIes of Dressed 'Chickens
at 12 to-12%c, and Turkeys at 16 to 17c.
FEATHERS—Live Geese Feathers quo
ted at 80 to 85 to the trade, and 90 to 95c, in
a retail way.
FLOUR—Market quiet and unchanged.
We quote Spring Wheat, 57,00 to $B,OO,
and Winter Wheat; f 8,50 to $9,00 - per bar
rel. Rye Flour, $B,OO. The Pearl Mill
quote their best brands, made of, the best
Wheat, as follows: Extra Family Floul.,
in barrels, at 59,30, and, in sacks, s9,ooper
barrel; Double. Extra Family, in barrels,
$lO,OO, and, in sacks, $9,70 per barrel;
Spring Wheat Flour, iu barrels, $7,80, and,
in sacks, $7;50 per barrel. The City Mills
quote prices as follows: Extra Family,
<Winter) in barrels,s9,3o,•and, in saeks,
$9,00 per barrel; Doule Extra Family, in
barrels, $9,80, and, in sacks, $9,50 per bar
rel, and Spring, $B,OO, in barrels, and $7,70,
in sacks, per bareel. •
WHISKY—SaIes Highwines, in a jobbing
way, at 98 to SL.
Financial . Natters in New York
, Gold Closed at 133%.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh tiazette..l
NEW YORE, January 18, 1869.
MONEY
Reports that the Treasury was about to
• ' sell gold and bonds were again raised to
,
' day, but without affecting any of the mar
• •
kets. The National Banks are receiving
•
a large amount of currency daily, and are
depositing their surplus with the'Assistant
Treasurer for three per cent. certificates.
Eight hundred and, fifty thousand dollars
•
were thus deposited on Saturday and to
day. The Treasury is thus likely to re
' calve all the money it Wants. The con
.
tinned issue of these certificates, of which
about sixteen millions' are left on hand,
, must add to the ease in money and the
general, buoyancy •in Wall street. Sher
. man's bill, which was, reported , to the Sou
-1 ate to-day, is regarded as likely to cease
• all the cotton business of the South to be
; done on a gold basis, and tend to advance
the premium on gold. Money very easy to
-1 day at 64,7 per cent. on call. Frime'llis
count 7®9 per cent., with more disposition''
to take CL.01131031 paper. .Sterling quiet at
9 iii@ o % per cent. Gold opened at 136 K„,
„ and closed at 135;1. The clearances were
444,762,000..
• ; BONDS AND STOCKS.
Governments strong, active and higher,
' with '62s and ' 67s as the principal feature.
lOne lot of 600,000 of the latter was bought at
• ;afternoon call at 109, Butler's bill prevent
: ,I frig banks banking in currency. - Sixes
• - weakened currency bonds late in the day,
;but otherwise marketoloseci buoyant. Con -pocks of 1881, 112;1(4;112M ;do. ''62, 1133,i(4
1
113 X; do. '64, 109;4 @IOW,: do. '65, 11.1N®
. 110 X; new do.,1083i®108%;:do. '67, 10811
-.142;1109; do. 'BB, 108X®109; Ten-Forties,
j10731@107X. •
, State Bonds irregular. Tennessees
'lbeavy, on reports of martial law in that
ptate. Others drm wit h advance in some
-leases. Miasourii 87;i; New Tennessees
466;i; North Carolinas 83;1®64; Virginiaa
1•19;‘; Louisiana Levee Eights 84.
The railway market opene weak, par-,
;;Alcularly on the Winn ern . list, Influenced
`by legialation pending in the Illinois Leg
':(.lslature. The -lowest!prices were -made
•
after - the first regular boards, after which,
-the market strengthened; andsoon ileCsime
:,._ active and excited, which feelinrcmitinned
- 14 the close of the day, when the market
iwas_strong; though somewhat unsettled:'
;The largest dealings were • in New York,
lint Wayne, Rock Xslahci, Pittsburgh, Wa
bash and Old, Socithern. Closing ,pricea,
were about , the higtest• Of - the ' day: - The '
Nzpress says. it= der humored; that the No
thillough party are in league with time Lane
• party, in the Cleveland it Fittsburgh mat •
-
mr. and that ilie'rtScent• appointment of re
diver and the authorization of five mil
pions of convertible , bonds, are a part of the
lan to induCe'shiirt sales, whereby a sharp
sorner can be'made.• - • '
•i B • Pive-fhirt y ,( Prices:--Ctimbeirland, • 88®,
Wells Express, 25y,®26; American,
t S @"; Ac acia. 63 W05334; United Stites,
7®48; Merchants Union,l3 l ,l®l3;‘; Quick-
Myer, 24 3 . 4@25; Canton, 5 4 34®54,1; Pacific
„, /2234 @i 22 Y4; 'Western Union Tele.
graph 01 3ilg
i" 34%; iffiriposa, 5; do. preferred,
.3 1 4®23341 New York Central, 1653/®165%;
37%5®38; -Hudson, 131®132; liarlern e ,
..1®13134; Reading, 9534, ®95; -Terre
faute, 30 @0; do. preferred, 6(3®67;"Wa
'ash, 82 ;1@ 62 31; do. Preferred, 74; St. Paul,
. kt 3 / 4 @70; do. preferred, 9 4 1 49154; Ft. Wayne,
fi3@12334; Ohio and Mississippi, 33;1® 33%;
licidgan Central, 118®119g; Michigan
:ou t hern. 9 131932; Illinois Central, 139®
;10; Pittsburgal, 83(7 4.83 , ,,; Toledo, 183x®
2/3,1; Rock nd, 129®129x; Northwest
-8.2;/®82%; ,do. preferredi 88;1®88;4;
ke Shore, /04; St.J9sepa. ..,
Mining shares dull.
Copper Stocks at 13 ostore—Copper Falls,
j%; Franklin, E law Heels ; 70; Hancock,
t Minnesota, Quincy, 22.
Alt6i-TRZAftI73tY.
ilteselpts at ;' the Siib-Trenumry, $1,014,891;
f yymente, fiyibT*BBs; , , ,baissios i MONA"
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORE, January 18.-Cotton dull,
heavy and %a34c lower; sales 11,800 bales
at 29a29;0 for middling,uplands. Flour
dull, heavy and strongly in buyers' favor;
xeceipte, 4 44.2 , bblaksales 5,800 bbls at $5,70
- a6,20 for superfine State and Western; 56,65
a 7,20 for extra State; 543,50a7,60 for extra
Western; $7,80a9,50 for white wheat extra;
56,80a9,10 for round hoop Ohio; 57.50a8,50
for extra St. Louis; 19,00a12,00; for good
choice do., closing dull and heavy; Califor
nia nominal at $548,25 for old, and 58,50 a
11,001 or new. Rye Flour quiet; sales 250
Ibis at 55,40a7,60. Corn Meal quiet; sales
300 .bbls at $4,75 for Western, and 55,10 for
Brandywine, Whisky firm; salei 220 bble
Western at 51,05 for free. Wheat heavy
and in favor of buyers; receipts, none; sales
26,500 bus'at 51,58 for prime No. 2 spring in"
store; 51,50 for No. 3 do. in store; Nos. / and
2 mixed, 51,60; white Michigan, 52,25. Rye
dull; sales of 25 bush Canada at 11,55. Bar.
ley is quiet and steady. - Barley Melt q,niet
arid sales 500 bush at 52,10 for State. Corn
-receipts amounted to 18,000 bush; - market
moderately active atd' without decided
change; sales 58,000 bush at 93a96c for new
mixed western; 51,09 for: old do. afloat; . , 90a
west=
ernfor new white western; 96a97c for est
em yellow; 92a98c for white southern; 980
for Southern yellow. Oats-receipts were
4,798 bush; market is without any decided
change; sales of 51,000 bush at 76W for
western, in store, check to-day: 78a7935c for
do. afloat, chiefly at the, inside price. The
stock of grain now in warehouse 18 as fol
lows : Wheat, 246,553 bush; Corn, '1,472,266
bush; Oats, 2,732,884 bush; Rye, 246,558
bnsh;Barley, 294 265 bush; Malt, 65,100
bush; Peas, 62,425 bush. Rice is steady at
81093ic for Canadian. Coffee iefirm and
quiet; sales 2,600 bags _ orßio, on private
terms. Sugar is 'quiet at forther prices;
sales 300 hhds Culaa at' 10%111114,c; Also 125
boxes sold at 10,,fal2Mc for Havanna. .Mo
lasses is quiet; sales 50 bbls New !.Orleans . '
at 72a79c. Petroleum is quiet' at 20efor
crude;. 34e for refined bonded. Hops are
quiet at 10a18o for American. Linseed Oil,
99cri51. Spirits Turpentine quiet at 52a5235.
Pork quiet and steady,-with sales 570 bbls
at 529a29,25 for new mess, prime, and $27,50
a28,50,f0r prime mess; also, 250 bbla new .
-mess, seller for six months, at 528,75. Beef
steady, with sales 140 bbls at 59a16,50 for
new plain mess; 514a19,50 for new extra
mess, and .$32a37 for India mess. Beef
Hams are quiet, with sales 100 bbls at 1530 a
34. Cut Meats quiet and unchanged, with
sales 175 packages at 1.24a130 for shoulders;
14a16Kc for hams. Middles quiet and
heavY. Dressed Hogs irreg_ular and Closing
heavy at 13.31330 for western, and 13;014c
for city; do. fancy at .14y(c. , Lard 'a shade
firmer, with sales 480 tierces, at 18a19c for
steam, and 19a19 ;c' for. kettle rendered;
also, 4,250 tierces, seller , for February and
March. Butter quiet at ,33a40c• for Ohio.
Cheese firm at 16a20c. Freights to Liver
pool dull and drooping.
Latest-Flour closed dull - and 5310 c
lower. Wheat nominally unchanged. Rye
steady at 51,50 for western. Oats dull at
76%c for western in store, 780 afloat. Corn
quiet at 93a95c for new mixed western, 90a
92c for white western, 51,06a1,09 for old
mixed western In store and delivered.
Pork firm and advancing, mess at , 529,30 a
29,50, seller for February and March; sales
of 250 barrels seller for March at 529,50.
Beef quiet and without change. Cut Meats
steady with' moderate demand. Bacon
firm with fair inquiry. Lard very firm
at 19a19,c for good to prime steam. ggs
dull and drooping
.CHICAGO, January 18.-Eastern exchange
steady at 1-10 premium selling and 1-10
discount buying. Flour dull and heavy;
sales spring extras at 55a6,75. Wheat quiet
and a shade firmer; sales No. 1 at' sl,lBa
1,1834, No. 2 51,12V,a1,13, closing at 51,1231 a
1,12% for No. 2; sales this afternoon at
51,12%. Corn steady, at 55c for No. 2 kiln
dried, 51y,a523,1 for new, and 47a48 for no
grade, closing at 5234a52% for new; and 47a
47% for no grade; sales new for future de
livery at 53c; nothing doing 'this afternoon.
Oats opened quiet and easier, and subse
quently became firmer and closed at 473‘a
48 for No. 2. Rye dull, at , 51,16 for No. 1
and 51,12 for No. 2. Barley dull; sales No. 2
at $1,64a1,65, Closing nominal at 51,64. High
wines- firmer and 10 higher, at 96'c, closing
firm. Provisions quiet and firmer and a
shade higher. Sales of Mess Pork at 528,50
a 29,00 on spot, closing at 528,75; mass ordi
nary sold at 527. Lard steady at 181 r; clos
ing with, sellers at 1815. Bulk Meats firmerl and a shade higher. Droned Hogs firmer
and higher, with sales at 511.50a12,60; clos
ing at 512a11,59, dividing on 200; live dull
and nominally unchanged, with sales at
59,25a10,50 for common to choice. Beef
Cattle dull and nominal at $5a7,50, accord
ing to quality. Receipts for the past forty
eight hours-8,978 Floiar; 46;140 Wheat;
0,600 Corn; 38,468 Oats; 3,525 Rye; 3,990
Barley; 7,747 Hogs. Shipments--18,030
Flour; 9,312 Wheat; 12,906 Corn; 8,118 Oats;
1,350 Rye; 1,080 Barley; 5,541 Hogs.
- CINCINNAVI,• January 18.-Flour dull;
family 57.50a7,75. Wheat dull; No. 2 51,70;
No. 2 $1,75a1,75 1 ,4; no sales. Corn firm , and
in demand at 68c, but was held at 70c at
the cloSe. Rye held firmly at $1,40a1,42.
Oats ,firm; No. 1 62a. 'Barley unchanged
and quiet; best grades $2,25a2,35; lower
grades 51,8021,82; all short time: no cash
buyers. Whisky firm at 96c. Provisions
held with increased firmness. Mess Pork
529,50. Lard 19ga2010. Bulk Meats; 12a
14c for shoulders and sides; 15V0 for clear
rib and 15%a16c for clear loose; sales of
100,0013 pounds of clear rib at 144.3 for eel-.
„lers for the first half of February, rend
40,000 pounds of clear at - 15No on the spot.
Bacon firm . , at .13%.3,f0r shoulders and 1334 a
17'c for clear rib and clear' sides. • Sugar
Cured. Haws 173ial8c; the demand_is but
moderate. Butter firm at 33a40c. Eggs
. 28a29c. Cheese. in good demand at 18a20o.
Groceries firm and in good - demand.. Sugar;
sales of 18 elide at 123;a14c. 'Coffee in.
good demand; sales of 340 bags, at 22a24c
for fair to prime Rio, currency. Linseed
Oil fir mer, but the demand. light; small
Miles at 51,0581,07. Petroleum firm, at 35a
370 for .refined. Gold 135%. , Exchange'
quiet, at 50 discount to par buying and 1-10
premium selling. Money market easier, ~
with a better supply of currency.
Hoge
,scarce snd 'ln demand at 110,60 a
'11,50. gross; receipts 400 head. ,
• Mi.. Louis, Jan. 18.-Tobacco in geed de-
Mand, but little,efferlng . and the prices are
unchanged. Cotton-small sales of mid.
'tiling at 28c. Flour dull, unchanged and
Very little doing: superfine sold at s6a6,2tv
extra 58,50a6,711 double extra $7a7,25; treble
extra and fancy '59,10a10.50. Wheat dull •
at 11,50a2 for prime to fancy fall. Corn is
higher.on account orthe light supply; yel
low 67aii8ke'White 701172 c; 'Oats higher at 68
862 a, Barley steady-at .$127.-Rye, firmer
and higher at 51,27a1 29.,. Pork has a firm
err, feeling and but little offering; orders
were filled at $29. Bulk meats firm with
an 'Upward tendency; dry. Salt shoulders
sold at 12/c; clear rib sides 15y0;,. clear
sidesl6c. Bacon stronger and holders are
looking for an 'advance; small sales were
made at'l3%c tar shoulders; clear _ribs 17c;
. clear sides 173017.fic. Lard-small sales
ehoice city - - at 19c; choice' country kettle
sold ' at 18c. . Receipts-flour 6,400 bbls;
wheat 4,000 Lin; corn 1,400 bu;„ oats 500 bu;
,barley .900 bu; rye 800 bu; hogs 4650.
• Iploge unchanged, with sales ranging at
$940,25. Cattle steady and firm at s3a4 for
inferior to , medium; 54,12a6 for good to
prime; s6a7 Ibr choice to extra. Sheep in
better request , at 53a7 per head for fair to
extra.)
CLEVELAND, January 18,-Flour market
steady and quiet; city treble extra white
'511a11,25, double extra amber' 5 9 ,50a9•75,
doable extra red winter $8,2528,50. double
extra spring 57,75400, country made
double extra red and amber 27.50a8,00,
.double extra spring 117a7,50, double . extra
white $9,25a10,00: Wheat dull but'steady;
No. lis held at 51,75, and No. 2 11,63a1;65.
Corp quiet and firm, and held close at ,69a
?Oa for new shelled. Oats firm and nomi
nally unchanged 'at 63c for No. 1 State.
Ry and 11.2b5e quiet, ut steady at $1,80a1,22 for No.
1, 41,28 for No. 2. Barley dull
and nominal at 11242,05 for No. 1 Canada,
State Is hold at $1,76a1,811., Petroleum is
Drat atill and feverish, holders asking ads
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MEE!
PITTSBITROR GAZETTE: TVESDAY J . 98:
33c for car lots, which I sabove the views of
buyers, and, consequently, the transactions
are limited.
BUFFALO, January 13.-Grafn in store
aflitt-r-Wheat 57,000,busahels, corn 127 4 000
I :aishels, oats' 164,900' busbelso-ye 130,000
r bushels, barley . 81,000 - bushels, peas 41,000
bushels. Flour neglected. - Wheat nom
inal with no inquiry. Corn! dull and
lower:. sales of 8 cars of new on track-at
78c. , Oats and Rye nominal. Barley in
fair inquiry; sales of 2,090 bushel's of choice
Canada at $2,0.5 and 1 car of Canada at 61,95.
Seeds firm and unchanged. Hogs, none
offered. Pork and Lard firm and tin
changed.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18.-Flour greatly
depressed and drooping; lowa and Wiscon
sin extra family $7,25a7,75; Minnesota, do.
$7;50a7; Ohio do. $8,50a10. Wheat dull and
drooping; red' $1,80a1,95: amber $2a2,05.
Corn very quiet; new yellow myna. Rye
unchanged. Oats steady at 72a05c. Petro
leum less active; crude nornina at 2514 c;
refined 3235a33c. Provisions nchanged.
Whisky dull at 61,01a1,03.
LoursviLLE, Jan. 18.-Sales 3 hhds
bacco; common lug's to manufac tiring leaf
15#16.75. Cotton 27c. Superfine our 85,50 a
6. Wheat '111,75a1,&5.' Oats 60a sc. Corn
60e. Rye $1,35. Messpork $29 ,50. Lard
. 19a1910. Bulk "shoulders and clear rib
sides 153 , .;a16c; clear sides 16 V i al6Me packed.
Bacon-ahoulikers 14c; clear rib sides 17c;
clear sides 173 Sc packed. Whisky 980 for
raw. • • •
TOLEDO, January 18.-Flour dull. Wheat
dull and lower; sales No. 1 white Michigan
at $1,92; amber nominal at 81,70, do seller,
February.'Bl,73. Corn unchanged; new 64;
new rejected 61; new yellow 35; new white
65; new No. 1, seller February, 65. Oats
unchanged; Michigan - 57; rejected 55. Rye
,quiet. Cloverseed firmand held at 25 cent.
higher. Dressed Hogs lower at 12a1234.
MExtrrus, January. 18.-Cotton dull and
nominal;' receipts, 2,011 bales; exports,l,o63
bales. Flour dull at $7a7,50 for superfine.
Corn at 57a58c. Oats at 70c. Hay at $25a26.
Bran at 325. Corn Meal at $3,75. Potatoes
-peach blows at $2, 75; pink eyes at $4,50.
Pork.at $30,50. ard at 20a21c. Bulk
Meats-shoulders at 12Nc, and clear aides
at 16C. Dressed Hogs at 12a12c.
BALTIMORE, Jannary. 18.-Flour dull
and weak; western superfine is held at
$6,25a6,75. extra $7,75a8,50., do family sloa
10,75. Wheat dull and receipts small;
prime $[,87a1,89. Oats firm at 68a75c. Rye
dull at $1.40a1,50. Mess Pork firm at s3oa
30,50. Bacon firm rib sides 17a17c, clear
sides 173017y,c,• shoulders 143‘c, hams
19a20c. Lard quiet at 20c.
MiLwAtirEE, January 18.-Flour dull
and weak and pr;ces unchanged. Wheat
quiet at MIN tor No. 1, arid $l,ll for No.
2. Oats steady at 4730 for No. 2. Corn
dull 'at 60c for new rejected. Rye steady at
e 1,40 for No. 1. Barley nominal. Provis
skuvi higher: City Mess Pork $2B. Dressed
Hogs firm and 35a500 higher, sales at 811,75
a 12,25.
IMPORTS BY RAILRAOD
PITTSBURGH; FORT . WAYNE & CHICAGO
RAILROAD, January 18.-6 cars metal,
Bryan k Canghey; 100 bbls flour, Shomaker
& .ng: 3 cars rye Thos Moore; 300 bbls
flour, T C Jenkins; 1.0 do oil, E H Myers; 8
bxs mdse, Adams, McKee & Co; 100 green
hides, Jas Callery; 20 bbls highwines, J
S.Finch & Co; 3 bales hides, L Straus; 21
bgs rags, Frazier, Metzger & Co; 100 dozen
handles, Myers &- Armour; 25 bgs oats, J
Henderson & Co; 4 tails iron, Spring, Chal
fant & Co; 10 bbls apples, Carter, McGrew
& Co; 6 kegs nails, J Woods & Co: 46 bbls
oil, 20 do tallow ' D 0 Sharer; 62 bbls bone
dust, Seward & Campbell; 126 bdls paper,
Hostetter & 1 car. corn, Brown &
Williams; 1 c r wheat,.'_ do , corn, Hitch
cock,
McCreery & Co; 1 do do, J W Simp
son; 34 cases tobacco, D F Dernan; 1 car
corn,Bricker & Co; 3 dressed hogs, H
Rea:6 bilisoap,_Munbsll & Megraw; 25 do
25 do do, W France & Son; 20 do do, M W
Rankin; 30' do do, L Blanchard; 20 do
candles, 20 do soap, Smith, Johnson & Co;
15 do do, 25 do candles, S P Shrivor t Co;
6da soap, J B Sneathen; 5 do do, J Gang
wisch; 15 do do, McCullough, Smith & Co;
12 dozen brormis, JSeibert; Il cars coal, C
Yardley; 12 cars iron ore, Shoenberger &
Blair; 3 cars corn, J W Simpson; 6 bundles
rakes, Beckham & Long; (10 bundles rakes,
Beckham & 60 do spokes, Phelps,
Parke & Co; 1 car oats, Shotnaker do Lang;
24 cases tabacco, D F Deman; 1 car corn,
McHenry & Hood; 1 car corn, Bricker .t Co;
10 bbla apples, J J Pettit; 18 do do, Vol t,
Mahood & Lu; 29 do flour, Watt, Lang & Co
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBU EGL RAIL
ROAD, January 18.-1 car clay, S M Keir;
14 cars iron ore; W 11 Shoeuberger & Blair;
5 do do, McKnight, Porter & Co; 3 cars
chaffey_ore, Bradeys Bene IrcurCo; 2 cars
Jackson ore, McKnight dr. Co; 210 sks rags,
Christy & Benham; 2 fan mills, W W
Knox; 1 bbl cider, H Young; 1 bbl eng oil,
Blase! & Co; 6 bdls paper, F Wood; 1 bbl
petrolium, J Fook; 16 his soap, 3 do can
dles, H Ger wig t Co; 49 sks rye, McCand
less, J Sr Co; 2 bbls,.l hf bbl walnuts, 4 eke
rags, Volgt, Mahood & Co; 2 bills serapiron,
J B Jones; 2.bbls beans, Ido dried apples,
1 bx'butter, Head dt Metzger; 5 Atkins but
ter, Graff & Reiter. ' 50 sks corp, H Rea Jr:
61 bbls bone dust,.Seward & Campbell.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY - RAILROAD, Jan
uary 18.-13 eke rye, 13 Rae Jr; 20 sks flour,
Head drMetzgar• 71 sks,corn, Keil dr Hitch
art; 38 sks rye, IS Finch & bo; 6 sks rags,
•Frazier ,t Metzger; 26 do dlo, Pittsburgh
Paper Co; 1 car metal, McKnight,*Porter &
Co; 1 'dd do, John Moorhead; 1 do do,
.Brown & Co; 1 do do, Totten & Co; 5 do
limestone,Shoenberger dr, Blair, 160 bbls
oil, Mode Oil Works; 720 do do, Chrystal
011-Works;'72o do do, Forsyth & Bro: 180
dodo, L Roess Bro; 160 do do, D M Edger
ton; 59 greed hides, 1 dry hide, M Delange;
400 bbls, oil, Fisher & Bro.
ALLEGHENY STATION, January 18.-2
cars staves, Ralya Robertson; 27 sacks
flaxseed, M B- Suydam; 20 bbls lime, .Tcui
Craig; 1 bbl lard, El ik C Maglnn; 2 care
barley, J Rhodes di Co; 400 eke flour, Geo
Stewart; 1 car wheat, It T Kennedy et. Bro;
1 car. oats, R /Knox dt Son; 4 care limestone,
Superior Iron . Co; 200 eke oats, M Steel do
Son; 80 sits oats, lot mllifeed, Tames
Stewart;
MEDICAL,
•blig A 11-110 0 D.”—Aziother
MEDICALPAMPHLET, rom the pen o
Dn. RTII3. The.Medtcal Times's'? °JUIN work
"This, valuable treatise ,on , the cans e and cure o
premature decline, shows how heal Mils impaired
, through secret ;abuses of youth and manhood, and
impediments rened. It gives a clear synopsis id
'th to marriage. the cause and effect,
Of nervous debility, And the remedie therefor." A
pocket edition or the above will be forwarded on
receipt of .915 cents, by addressing Doctor CUR.
TlB,. No. b 8 North. Charles Street, Baltimore, Md.
Vi - * 111100D: HOW ' LOST 1 , 110 W
. ..al: RESTORED!, inert pubtisSed in stated most.
oVe. Price, sir cents. A LECTURE ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT. and Radical Care el
spesmatorrnesa, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
rmissions, Sexual Debility and Impediments to Mar.
riage generally,_• Nervousness Consumption, Epi
lepsy and Fits; M ental and Phisical Incapacity, re.
sultipiL &QM SeltAbuse, Ac., Robt. J. Culver.
well. M.D., author of the " preen Book, &a. "A
Bootpr,o ,THOusANDs OF SUFFERERS," seal
under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, lon'
'Eisldldlikreje.ipkokEinitt CT),twoilltaitgacria
N.., • Y.,1111, PooTOFFICE 45116. Also Dr.
Calverwell's "Marriage Beide.' price illicenta.
myna:4MT
ITTICEA? YOUNG NURN ABOUT
Essurvis far young Men,
On the Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to
Youtkand Harty Manhood, with the' humane view
Of treatment and cure, sent by mall in Nestled lettet
envelopes tree of charee. Address, HOWARD A.
ROMA - MN. Box Phibieloida. Pa. ser'"•--
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
S'•111. KIER & CO4
manufacturers of.
Q
BRISTOL MARE
. Office and-Warehotiae. 303 LIBERTY STREItT.
/Fir All orders promptly attended to.
BAULEIf.
- 2,500 lIIIIIIIELS
CHOICE " SPRING AND FALL,
•sore as 4 for sale by
BEELIS.NOR lIA.RIP I PriI.
wOll 3* LISABIT gruirat
IBIBM
EINEM
~bAtt: ~v~~~a;: • :.wt :ti.~ f: ii`.'a:SS y~"jz?.n
±~i ,
The weather yesterday was cold and dis
agreeable, with snow, Storm. prel f ailMg
driiingthe greater .part - of-the ilay;the in
dications are that it will contittni3 cold
and winterish for some days to come
The river remains about stationary, with
scantnine feet in the channel by the Mo
nongahela marks.
The Sallie. from Louisville, is the only
transient arrival we have to report. he
had a very good trip, and, as usual, made
the trip in good time.
No departures to record outside of the
regular packets.
The Armadillo, Captain D. H. Swaney,
is up for Cincinnati and Louisville.
The Messenger, Captain Jesse Dean, is
announced for New Orleans forthwith,' as
is also the Maggie . Hays, Captain B. C.
Martin, for St. Louis. These are both tip
top boats, and as such, may be commended
to the public.
The Sallie brought up among other items
of freight, 373 barrels of molasses and 97
hhds sugar.
The Bellevertion, Captain J. J. Darragh,
follows the Maggie Hays to St. Louis. -
Boats in Port—Maggie Hays,Messenger,
Sallie, Kate Putnam, Armadilo, Bellever
nen, Camelia, Wild Duck, Mollie Ebbert
and Savanna....
The Camelia, Capt. Thomas Poe, will be
the first boat out for Nashville.
Capt. Ebbert; will load his boat Mollie
Ebbert for New Orleans, after the Ales
sentroir. •
The Julia No. 2, Capt. Coulson, is the
regular packet for Zanesville to-day, leav
ing at four R. at.
The following towboats, either left last
night or will go to-day:
S. S. Neel, Louisville, six barges, 80,000
bushels.
Collier, Louisville, ten barges, 100,000
bushels. 1
Coal Valley, Cincinnati, seven barges,
70,000 busbels.
J. F. Draw), Cincinnati, eight barges,
80,000 bushels.
The Bayard, Capt. Geo. D. Moore, is the
regular packet for Parkersburg to-day,
leafing at noon.
City Telegraph io the ritisburgh Gazette. ]
Louisvirzn, Jan. 19.—River, falling with
sixteen feet two hichei in the Canal. Weath
er cloudy, with occasional flurries of snow.
Fon CINCINNATI AN Da i dg i g
LOUISVILL.E.—Tke Anesteam
A.RMADILLA... ...... D. A. SW) NET, Commander.
Will 1. are for the above ports on WEDNESDAY.
Jannary 20th, at V. H.
For freight or pa 3 , 21(A apply on hoard, or to
jaw GliftlEST di.HASLETT. Agents.
FOB EVANSVILLE andz e ggr mi t
AND NASHVILLE. 'The tine
steamer
CAMELIA • Capt. JIV,SE DEAN
Will leave fur the above Aorta on SATURDAY,
the 23d lost.. at 4 o'clock 1.. AI.
For height or passage apply on board or to
JOHN I.l.Ack.
JalS or J. D. COLLiNGWOOD. Agents.
EOR MEMPHIS AND s ig gr a t
NEW EA NS—The strainer
SSENGER I K.SSE DEAN. A ommandrr,
WI 1 trace for the abuse ports PHIS DAY,
the 18th inst., at 4 o'clock P. st.
icor freight or passage apply on board or to
J. FLACK. J. D. et. L - KI4WOOD, JAMES
CHAhLES DALLNES, and tilttlsST
& HAZLETT.
Through receipts given ,e'r, the above boat to Sel..
me. Eufaula, Benton, Montgomery. Ala.. and all
other points on the Nino data, river and Texas ports
it the lowest rates by
Jail GIURIESTA HASLETT.
FOR CAIRO AND
LOWS.—The E learner
MAGGIE. ITArq Capt. 13. C. 31 - AturtN.
Will leave fur the above porta THIS Day ldth
inst.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to.
.19ills: }.LACK.
J. I. OILLINGWOOD.
6111tiEsT &HAZLETT'.
Jai ' c.r JoHN FLACK. Agents
pairs BUR GB,
WHEELING,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave Company's Wharf Boat, foot of Wood street,
DAILY, AT I M.
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
BAYABD A. N. sintruEnn, Master.
WEDNESDAYS AND SAM/ MAYS *
GREY . EAGLE, C. L. BuirmwAN, Hasten
Freight will be received at all hours by
sell JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
•
AGENTS WANTED. .
810 - A DAY.
TWO $lO MAPS FOR' $4.
• Lumps
PATENT REVOLVING .DOUBLE MAPS
OF AMERICA AV() EUROPE, AMERICA. AND
THE UNIT D SLATES OF AMERICA.
Colored—ln 4000 Counties.
These great Maps, nowjast completed show every
place of importance, all Railroads to date, and the
latest alterations In the •arlous European , tea.
These :Maps are remit d In every school and family
In the laud—they occupy the space ofone Map, and
by means of the Reverser, either 41de can be thrown
front. an auy part brought !etc.' to the eye. Coun
ty rights and large dlEcount given to giod Agents.
Apply for Circulars: Terms atid tlamnle Maps to
LLOYD'S MAP BUREAU,
de2l-bt-tI&T 23 Conrtlandt street. N . : Y.
NNOTICE.—AII Persons Having
chants airainst tte FELERAL ()IL COMPANY
are rtquested to present the same daily antbentica
ied for settlement. A nil all versons holding certifi
cates of stock will phase have (he same moperly
transferred on the books of the Coupany loanable
them to draw dividend from proeeeds of the prop.
erty which has been smd, and of which dividend
be awarded when debts of the Comimny are
.paid or ascertaineo. •
A. B. ID LLS., Secretary,
Caruer Duquesne Way anal:land street.
Vittsbur. h h . Jan, S, 1869. Jae:en
°lrma or TILE CITTSDLTItaII tIAe CU,,
• January C OKE.-REDUCTION Oth, "1869 C 0KE.-REDUCTION PRICE :
k.) On Monday, January Mb, Anil
until further
notice, the once of Coke will be FuLitt (I) CENTS
per bushel In the yard at the works, Ins FIVE (5)
CENTri per bushel delivered within the usual punt.
Fly order of the Board or Trances. ..
ja12:.18 W. H. McCLELLA.NIJ, Treasurer.
()rims OF CITY ENGINTate AND 3URVM.VOIL, II
Pittsburgh. Jan. el, 1.869.
IVOTICE TO •CONTRACTORS.
LI Sealed proposals for the constrecilon will
Board-walk, on the following named streets,
be received P t 'Me office until Mon❑al, January IL
1889: Oa-the are.•nsburg pike from Forty-four! It
street to Winnblddle street, on Winebiddie to Bt,
Paul street, on St. Paul street. to Lain street. on
Main street to Elmstreet. Tha Committee reserve
the - right to reject any, or all, bids.
ja7mPt H. J. MOORE, City Engineer.
•
0771C11 CITY ZNOINY.BII AND 151711.YRYONs /
PITTSBURGH. 'January 11. th. 1J469.
XOTICE P TO CONTRACTORS.-
Healed
_proposals for the Gradlne, Paving and
ing of WYLIE tiTREET EXTENcION - and
DUNCAN STEEKT, from Crawford street to Eirk•
natrlck street, will be received at this °lnca' until
MONDAY. January With, 1869, -
The Committee reserve thd right to' reject any or
all bids.
.001;d2 Et. J. MOORE, City trietneer,
MONEiTItIONEY !!--:$4,000 to
Invest In a Mortgage. on . Clcy or County
Pro4ery, Curl
a term of
re f r Lltd to loan na Mortgage f u r2 ANTED—Bus.ress or AccommodatiouPa
Paper to
the amount of *90,000; time from 60 days to
months.
WANTED—To exchange a Farm of 100 Acres of
Land In Mlasourl for a - Family &wee and Spring
Wagon. Apply to 11. McLeIN 8 CO.,
dee Corner Fourth ay. and +Smithfield at.
OFFICE OF CITY" ENGINEVI,
Pittsburgh. January 7th, 111189. 'g •
NOTICE.—The Assessment for
Grading Colwell street from Linwlddle street
to Gumbert'b Eastern Lino. is now ready for !lain.
January
!Lod can ne been at this °Mee until Illonday.
January 1889, wb,O lt retnrued to
the City Treasurer's office for collection.
• : J. MOORE, . •
•
City Engineer.
MEI
q . 4ilrICE.—Alll Persons knOsvint
NEW,
Indebted to the astate 01'110881M
iate of Pittsburgh, de'd, Vail make imme
(Pate payment to the - subseriber at hls store In TeM-
Deaneevllle, Allegheny county. and all persons hav
jag claims against geld estate wail present them duly
authentiea ed for settlement.
JAMES itIOIIA.RDSOM:‘
jaimia .
22ixDO.4&T
December 31, 11908,
NOYECEV --------- r- o all Persons En,
gaged in Hauling' or 'Meiling Rubbish • or
Ashes: You are hereby 'notified not t , . place ony
rubbish or ashes on the wharf: All rubbish er ashes
mast be taken to the Point. Any eer.ou caught vi
olating the above notice will be dealt with to the
fullest men; of the law.
' ROIIIIIIIIT A. 'TULL.
Allegheny Wharf Mauer.-
dell)
'VOTIVE.- Au application will
iiiri a r lati a lf e,l ANA H l4 l l7o:l l 44
II MOS Willa
HEE
-
RIVER NEWS,
Rivers and Weather
TEADII3OATS
MIMI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
.......... ....A. E. EiTZV.Z.VoOIt•
BELLINGER 8 STEVENSON;
COMMISSI©N MERCHANTS,
N 6. 87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RECEIVE AND BELL
All Kind. of Country Produce
All orders for Merchandise promptly filled, at
LOwaiir market' rates. Particular attention given
to the sale of Butter, Eggs Cheese Dried Fruits,
&e, We feel confident flawe can give entire sat
isfaction, by making QUICK SALES and PROMPT RE
TURNS. at HIGHRST MARKET PRICES, and therefore
respectfully solicit your. consignments. All corre
spondence answered promptly. Marking Plates
furnished free. Grain in store and to arrive daily.
an2l:t7B
. E l3 47 .4lB y L ltr Ef f 7 BY
W. M. GORILLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(DOISCTLY OPP. .EAGIA ROM.) •
prirsistritokir, PA.
se :yl6
WATT, LAIIG & JO., -
WBOLEBALZ DEALT/t8 IN
Groceries, Flour. Grath, Produce, Pro.
visions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon Ou, &C.,
Nos. 111 and 174. WOOD STREET, near Liberty
street. Plttsborgla, noBnaiSS
Y. SUILk
Alr STEELE & SON,
• _ .
Commission Merchants,
AND DE LEES
FLOUR. GRAIN', FEED, !to.
No. pis OHIO 3TICHEI. near East Gammon,
- ALLEGHENY CITY.
J. B. CANFIELD T. CANFIELD.
iIL CANFIELD & SON, COM
. MISSION 'MERCHANTS, and Wbolesale
aleis In Goshen, Factory. Hamburg and W. R.
Cheese, Better, Lard Pork , Bacon, - Flour, Fish,
Dried Fruit, Grain, Pig Lead, Pot, Pearl and. Soda
Ashes, White Lime, Linseed, Lard, Coal and Car
bon Oils. Yo. 144 First street.. Pittsburgh.
PETER KIM JAB. 7. MCI:WM
KEIL -• •' •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALY/18 IN
PLOTIR, GRAIN., SEEDS, MILL FEED, &a., &c.,
349 Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
mr2,4:b27
ALBS
.J. B. A.R.128.
BANk
MCBANE & ANJERI.,
COMMISSION . MERCHANTS, '
Deeijere In pldOUR ‘ GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN.
&RALLY, No. 1.42. WATER STREET. above
Smithfield. Pittstrargn. '
FETZER & 2LBMSTRONG,
•
FORWARDING AND 001111=0i IfIIBOHANT43,
For the sale of Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, No. 16
MARKET STREET, corner of First, Flttaburgi4:
•
E J. BLANCHARD. •
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 396 PENN STREET
arativzSa
BCE/. KNOX ANTRIM KNOX.
KNOX Ix. SON, COMMISSION
*MERCHANTS and dealers In FLOUR, ti YAM
FEED oppositeUCE .DENERALLY,
79 DIA.MONI City Hall, Allegheny City . .
.jalnr37 '
TAITTLE, BAIRD AI, PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and
J
In Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
Carbon and Lard 011, Iron, Nails, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all P . .,aburgh Manufactures generally,
1118 and II I z.riCONI) STREET, Pittsburgh.,
JOIE': I. HOUSE SOW. HOUSE WM. H. HOCKS.
e TORN I. HOUSE & BHOS_,. Suc
cessors to JOHNTI. HOUSE 1 CO., Wholesale
fffrucers and Commlasion Merchants, Corner of
Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh, Pa. .
JOHN en:UPTON A WA LLACT.
§ HIPTO N&WALLACE,WHOLE- .
SALE G ROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
o. a SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh. I al2:rtal
PROFESSIONAL.
WM. 13.-NEEPER,
ALDERMAN AND EN-OFFICIO JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE. .
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE, •
Special attention given to conveyancing and col
lections Leeds. Bonds and Mortgages drawn up.
Ana alt legal business attended to promptly and ac
curately.
JOS. A. BUTLER,
ALDERMAN AND POLICE MAGISTRATE
Office, 126 WYLIE 2TREZT, near Washiagtoi
PITTSBFRGH, PA,
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledeent
Depositiens, Coll nd all other le timsd
business executed promptly, m miS
SAMUEL McMASTEII.9,
A.-I,I3Part.JLAIV,
Ex-ORlclo Justice of the Peace and Pollee .Magla
trate. • Unice, GRANT STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, AcknOwledgments,
Depositions, and all Legal Business executed with
protnptuess and .lGnatch. • mhl6
USTACE S. MORROW,
AI , 33)BRaLA.TY,
X-OPV 2CIO JUSTICE OP .
THE PEACE 'AND
POLICE MABISTRATB. '
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA
Deeds, Bondi, Mortgages, Acknowledgments.
Depoaltions and all Legal Businessexecuted with
promptness and dispatch. mite
JOHN A. STRAIN,
8.14131E1t31AN,
EX-OFFICIO JUSTICE OP THE PEA
POLICE MAGISTRATE
office ,113 FIFTH STREET; Opposite the CAMS
dral, Pittsburgh, Ps. Deeds, Bonds, hiortmes
Acknowledgments, Depositions and AU Legal Busi
ness executed with orotsotness ind dispatch. •
A AMMON,
' Justice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE& INSUAANCE.AGT
CASSON ST.IIILET, EAST BratasBllAll.
collection of Bents sollcltedandnroniptly attend•
ed to. • •-
J.. 8. FEIttitISON,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW;
No. 87 Part"' faltroet,
B ZCONISTI.OOII. FRONT R
JOHN W. nIDDELt,'
ATTORNEY-AT -LAW.
Do% lld Diamond Street,
• (Opposite the Court Honse,)
• •. •
teSitO
H. C. MACHRE)LL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNREEOR AT :LAW.
No. 99 Grant Street, 1.)
IttY24:t:23
ARCHIBALD sireatile,.
awroxtrivar-ler-z.s.e.w,
98 iiirtsareist
atATIOXhdd7
• 3• : L 0
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pE#,cEvAL
DIROXIANIOAL EINGINEEIt.
Arid Solicitor of Potent..
' (Late of P. P. W. &V,
_Railway.)
oe. No. 79 FEDERAL VitEETVitpom
wastes. P. O. Box (10_, ALLROHER OITT.
rAcMNSEY, of aU oesorlottooa,tteelined.
• ISLA= PITINAO& and ROLLING MLILL4IB.4I.WY
LROS Arietatied. ParttealatittotaUea pauisto de
074 13 9111 Y LOOOMOTIVRiI. to imit.
tat). NS' An EVILISI_I(4% •
:11101111111111111Ten VIM
y:,. Irett .
J. ♦. BTLBLZ.
• . _
tATERN PENN-Naom
SYLVANIA RA-L
-AD.-On ,and.. after nrdv. 24d,1868. the Pas.
Isenger Trains or the Western Pennsylvania Rail.
IrOad will arrive at and depart from the Fedora
Street Depot, Allegheny City, as follows:
ve. . part.
Springd'eArri No 1 6:40 a-m . De
.. 7:00 a
I Freeport No. 1 8:20 sew FreepoitNo. t - 9:15 aOa
rresa 1.0•40 a ra'Rhaepb.g•No 111.30 aSi
' "V 125 • E
• 24
174.'4'44 1 . :00
_ps 3;1811
'Mail I 5:55 r reeport N 0.2 5:20 p m
Springd'e No 2 6:45 m:Soringiel'e 2 7:10 p
Aboye trains run daily except 'Sunday. • , •
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Janet; eVaT
Sunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny City at
,9150 a. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny City at
1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Janet. at 3:45
_ I
- -
_ColusitrrATlON TICKETS—For sale In Packages -
Twenty between Allegheny Citv, Chestnnt street,
Herr's,Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburg,
and good only on the trains stolptng at Station spa.
• clded on tickets. •
The trains leaving Allegheny City 'at 7:00 a. m' •
make direct connection at Freeport with Walker
line ofStages for Butler and Hasnah'town. Through
tickets may be purchased at the Otßce,_No. 3 lit.
Clair street near the Suspenalot Bridge . glttsintriek
'and at the Depot, Allegheytv • • -
For farther Information apply to - •
JAMES LEFFERTS, Agent, , '
• Federal -Street DepaL '-
The Western rennsylvanta Railroad will not as.
eume any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap.
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Hunelve6 .
Dollars In value. All baggage; exceeding tag
amount in value Will be at the rlik. of the owner, lRa
less taken by special contraot. '
• EDWARD U. WILLIAM S,
noM Gen.ral iinnetintendent, Altoona. l'a.
MAHH
ROUTE. -
HILLREUREI
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY 4
The SHORTEST lit, HOST HELIAB• FA Qtr.
Greta the East to all points In • •
UM
Two TZIIIOI leave State •Line and Leavenwort
dolly, (Sundays excepted, on the arrival of traits 4
,P wide EaUroad frost tit. Louis • and Hannibal a 44
St. do Railroad trora Quincy, ' connecting , at Lase.'
ranee. Topeka and • Wamego with sta.., for all
points In Eansas. At• end of track west of =a-
worth withthe If NITEDSTATES NIPENSSCON.
PANT'S DAILY LINE Of OVERLAND ][alga
&ND REPRESS COACHES FOE • • •
.And all Points Jai tlie Territories.
And with SAND3E3O2I I B TRI-WEREDY Ltsz
COACHES for Fort Union Bents Yon. Pass.
re e w r ll e e ' x i S c r ta " .93!d sU Z 4 Y / 41 1/ 4 4 1 ,zoilitLalld
With the recent huldidlens of rollinir stock and
eanipment, ens the arrangements made with Mos ,
spocalbLe,Ahrerland Transportation Lines from
.111
western terminus , this road novr offers uneettalletil
mien the transmission of freight to the lir
Wl
T ei? lekets for sale at all the principal offices la Oa
United &Area and Canadair .
Be sore And ask for often via THE . SNOIIar
HILL BOUT & UNION PAC! IC RAILWAT -
RASTDRN DI Offi:
:1 1 .
sp4rwl2
BEE
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PITTBgURUH.. PAL.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
PITT3BUKGH, PA
---- -
O "LAVERPOOL AND'
T
QUE-ENSTOWN.
MIS •rfiNRAN AS STEA9II933IPS,
Xtkeheitakr sixteeneirp.olou verity, aeon thee,
the celebrated
CITY OP PARIS, _ CITY OP ANTWEPP_,_
OITY, -. OP BOSTON, CITY h , RALTLIKOSe
CITY OP LOND ON,
calualrAMClty SATURDAY. from Pier 45, Raft
/liver. mom Yet. !or yllll4l/41111or farther Inforelle
0 ',BAT
natal BOBAR" Jet - •
le=oruni,o kninnuattnarr -
griele,rlU II
I MI
v,tl'; 1;114n
RAILROADS;
____,.----..
/ITTSBUIIGH an d
CO NNELLSVILLE R. H.
On and after TUESDAY, Noyember, 17th. ISS
tyalnl will arrive at and depart orom - tde Depot . at.-
ner of Grant and Water streets, ss follows,
. .
Depart. Arrtue.
Mail to and from UniontM. 7:00 A. M. 6:00 P.247`
maioesport A ccormmxit'n.ll:oo A. At. 2:05 P. B •
Ex. to and from Uniont'n. 3:00P. M. 10:10 A. Xs''
West 5 .9•wtost Accometod'n 4:30 P. B. 8:35 A. 4i
Braddocira Accommodat'n 6:15 P. M. 7:50 P. lite -
Night Acc. to 31clieceport.10:30 P. M. 8:45 A. me
Sunday enure' Train' to and
from 'West Newton... .--. 1:00 P. M.10:00 A. XP' .-
For tickets 4 1447 to
.7. B. KING, Aireliti
W. B. STOUT. - Superintendent no2o
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LEA PITTEIBMIGH. tARRIVZ IN PITTSBER9B.•'
7:15 a mf3fall • 5:40 pla,.
Express 7:10 tim i —.._ 8:30 a la—
Brady's 13'd Ac 3:00 p m BradyslPd Ae /0:30 aIA
Ist Soda Works . let Soda Works
Accomod"n„ 10:50 a m Accomoda'n. 8.20 a aa...
2d Soda Works • 2d Soda Works
Accomod'n . 5:00 p Accomoden.• 3:40 W.
Church Train leave Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. N. Az..
rive at Pittsburgh at 9:50 A. M.
Passengers taking express train have• but one..
change Of cars between Pittsburgh, Buffalo and 011.
Regions. Mail and Express Trains stop mil* at
'principal point* '.: Mixed Way and ,Aecommodirdalli"
trains, stop at all stations.
" THOMAS IL KING, AWL Sup`te
W. POSTER HOPE, Ticket Agent. . . •
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PAN HANDLE ROUTE,
CITIAXGE OF TIME.—On and after BIINDATic
N0v.22411388, trains will leave-and arrive at the'
Union - Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time;
Depart. Arrive. -
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Mall Expren....«..—..... 3:/3 a. m..112:13 a. >2i Fist Line 10:13 as tn: r:33p:26513
Fast Express ' 5:58 p. m. 12:18 a. Ms.
Mixed 'Way . 5:43 a. m. 6:43 p. nu,
MeDonald'a Acen, No. 1.. 11:2Eimm.: 8:33 p. 116
Steubenville Accommod , n. 3:38 p. ni. 9:48 a. M.
McDonald's Atcon, No. 2.. 8:08 P. la. 3:18 D. see
MP' 2:58 P. 3L Express *lllleave deCy.
The:l3 P 31. BUR will arrive daily.
10:13 a. m. Train leaves daily, Sundays ea*.
cepled, and makes close connections af Newark Err'
Zanesville and poinU on Sandusky, Mansfield gr.
Newark it. it. . .
S. P. BMILL. General Ticket Agent.
W. W. CARD, Sup't., Steubenville. Ohio.
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Mtt 3I P.G.H, FORT WAYNE S P CHICAGO ..
W. AND CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH it. R.
From Dec.-20th, 1868. trains will leave from.
and arrive at the Union Depot„ north side, Pltta.-
burgh city time, as follows:
Leave. : Arrive.' _
Chicago EX.... 3:03 a m!Chleago Ex... 51:13 w
'Erie Ygn MI 7:28 a Di:Chicago Ex.. .11:88 a
Cl. &
oh M'l 6:98 a m 'Wheeling Ex . . 11:13 ato
Chicago Mall.. - 658 a mCrestline Mall— 3:53p na
Chicago Ex,— 10:08 a int Chicago Ex.— 4:38p at
Cl. & Wit`g Ex. 2:23 pm,Cleveland Ex 4:08 put
Chicago Ex.— 2:4-3 pin Erie & Yg'n Ex 6:/3 pia
W'e & Erie Ex. 4:83 pw.lCl. &Wit'g Ex 6:58 pas
Depart from A :leeway. I Arrive in el tlegherg. •
N. Brigt'n Ac. 858 am' N. Brigt`n A?. 7:03 a a
Leetsdale "a 10:28 a m !N. Brigt'n ' 8:28 ana
• " • " 11:58 a iliew:Castle " 10:33 alai
Rochester " 1:33 pmiLee , tadale •• 9:13 sal'
Leetsdale A3:58 pm! . " 1:08p am
N. Brigt'n " co .. 5:33 p miN. Brigt'n " 2:43pm
N. Brigt`n 628 p m I Leetsdale " 4:53 pm
Leetwfale " . / 0 : 4 391121 " " Fun-7:18 991
Leetsdale Sun- !Leetsdale . -
day church... 1:13 pmi day t,hurch... 958 aas
gar 2:43 p. In. Chicago Express leaves daily.
Sir 11:58 a. m. Chic_agc Express arrives dam - • —,
de27. F. R. MYERS, General Ticket Agent.
k)ENNSYLVANLi f RammiI
,CENTRAL RAILROAD.
n and after Nov 28th. 1868, TrW will are
rive at and depart frO WI m the. Union Depot, corneS
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Washington and Liberty streets, as follows:
Mail Train— •
Aeries.
1:30 a -
Ex Depan.
. m!Day
Fast Line 2.40 anal Wail's
8 :30a nit
press.. 2:30 lilt,
Wall's No. 1.. 620 a m Train ' :16•11t.
BrintonAcc`n. 7:50 a m *CinchinatlEx 12:35pm
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 am, Wall's N 0.2.. 11:20 In
Cincinnati Ex. .9 a midohnstovra Ac. a
35pleg
Johnstown Ac.10:35 a m • Braddocks Nol pas
Baltimore Ex. 1.45 m' Phila. Express 5:10 pot
Phila. Express 2:05 pm!Wall's N 0.3.. 5:20 pit
' Wall's No. 3..._, 1:30 p ni!Wall's No. 4.. 6:15 pm ßraddocks No,l 5:50 Fast Line 7:50 pia
Wall's No. 4. 7:25 11:00 pnt
Way Passen`r.lo:2o p i •
The Church Train - leaves Wall's Station every
Sunday at9:ls a. 111., reaching Pittsburgh at 10:0*
a. tu. Returning, leaves PittsSurgh at r.4:50 p.lll.
and arrit es at Wall's Station at 2:00 p.
*Cincinnati Exress leaves daily. A ll other train&
daily except Sun day.
For Butner information apply to • "
W. H. BECKWTniiriAgeliik.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not
slime any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap.
parel, and limit their responsibllitf to One Hundred
Dollars in valne. All Bagge exceeding that
amount In value will be at the ri sk of the owner, tin.
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILL/ANS.
General Superintendent, Altoona, l a,. -
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Eastern Rivision.
Coloirado s ;'N'evada.
California, Utah,
Arizona, • ?: , IPirashingto A
New Maiico, Idand;
Oregon.
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A. ANpERVION,
GeLeral Onieritiendeid
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General Pitted and Ttatot AIP3*
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