PITTSBURGH MARKETS
, OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GezEprir.,
Mom)Ay, January 25, Me,
Tnere is but little that is new or im
portant to be said about the markets in a
general way. There is no improvement
to note in the demand for any of the
' leading articles, and with a continued
light volume of business, prices, gener
ally, are without material change.
APPLE BUTTER-75 to 85 cents.
APPLES—Quiet; sales at $3,50 to $5,50
.per bbl, for; inferior to choice.
BUTTER—SaIes of common to fair
.roil at 33-to 35, and prime to choice at 38
to 40c.
BEANS—S3,2S to $3,50 per bushel.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII at 4c.
CRANBERRIES—Quoted at $2O to $23.
CORNMEAL-411 to $l,lO per bush.
CHEESE—SaIes of prime Westent Re
serve and Hamburg at 17 to 18; and
Goshen at 19 to 21c.
CARBON OIL—Is firm and but little
offering:lmay be quoted at 30, for stan
dard white, in ajobblng way.
DRIED FRUIT-Sales Peackesat 14
for
.quarters and 17 to 18-for halves. Ap
ples 10 to 11.
-, DRESSED HOGS-Dull; 12 to 13.
EGGS—DuII at 23 - to 25 for limed, and
29 to 30 for fresh packed.
HOMINY --Sales at $6,25 t 0,16,50.
HAY--Baled Hay continues dull and
depressed but unchanged; we continue
to quote on wharf at . $2O to s2s—mostly
at $2O to S2S. ,
HEMP--Sales at $2lO per ton.
SEEDS --Sales of Cloverseed at $9,50 to .
;10, the latter figure for English. -Tim
othy Seed is unchanged at $3,25 to $3.50.
Flaxseed is in steady demand at $2,35 to
;2,40.
SALT—Still quoted at 12 by the car
load.
SORGHUM-60 to 65c. •
PROVLSIONS--Bacon is firm with job
bing sales at 15 to 153/,o for Shoulders;
Clear Sides at 18c, and Hams 190
to 1914 c. Country Lard. 18 1 ,i to 19c,
and 200 for prime kettle rendered in
tierces, and 210 in kegs and pails. Mess
Pork, $3l to V 31,50.
rPOTATOES--Small sales in store at 85
to 90c.
POULTRY—Market almost bare--de
,mand light.
LARD OIL—No. 1 is quoted at $1,70,
and No. 2 at 11,40.
GRAlN—Winter Wheat is dull and
Unchanged; 11,75 to $l,BO for Winter.
Oats in limited supply but quiet and un
ohanged;, may be quoted at 64 to 65c on
track, and 66 to &lc in store. Corn is
dull' and irregular; sale 4 scar loads
mixed reported , at 720; prime Yellow
may t e quoted at 78 to 80c. Rye is
quiet; we are reported small sales at
;1,45 to $1,48. - Nothing doing in Barley.
ONIONS 45 to $6 per bbl.
TALLOW—RenOered, 11 to 113.ie. '
RAGS—Sales at 43i to sc.
FEANUTS—Sabis 834 a per 16.
FEATHERS—Live •Geese Feathers
quoted :at7s to 80 to the trade, and the
usual advance in a retail way. '
FLOUR—While there is no improve
. inent to note in the demand; and the
market is dull, prices are unchanged.
We quote Spring Wheat, 17,00 to $B, and
Winter Wheat, $8,50 to $9,00 per bar
reL ' Rye Flour, 17,50. The Pearl Mill
quote their best brands, made of the
best Wheat, as follows: Extra Family
_Flour,in barrels, atis9,3o, and, in sacks,
/8,00 per barrel; .Double Extra Family,
barrolii, $lO,OO, and, in sacks, $9,70
per 'barrel; Spring Wheat Flour, in bar
rola, 17,80, and ,in sacks, $7,50 per barrel.
The City Mills quote prices as follows:
Extra Family, (Winter) in barrels,
19,80, and, id sacks, $9,00 per barrel;
Double Extra Family, in barrels, $9,80,
and, in sacks, $9,50 per barrel, and
Spring, $B,OO, in barrels,' and $7,70, in
sacks, per barrel.
WHISKY--Sales .Highwines; in a job.
Bing way, at 98 to 51.
Financial Matters in New York.
Gold Closed at 136g@l3Sg,
By Telegraph to the rlttstargh Gazette. )
Nsw YORK, January 25, 1869.
mossy.
The supply of Money is large and in.
creasing, while the demand is comPara
tively moderate. Brokers are accommo
dated at 6@7 per cent., and Government
dealers at 5@6 per cent. Prime business
paper • discounted at 9 per ,cent., and
freely at 7@9 per cent. Sterling firm at
'9% per cent. for bankers, sixty days, and
and 103i@1035 per cent. for short sight.
The supply of Commercial Bills is scarce..
Gold opened at 186%, "but fell to 136%@
136 g. There is a large short interest
outstanding. The market closed firm.
BONDS AND STOOKS.
Governments firm with an advance of
X© g. The demand, was well distribu
ted throughout 'the West. Bonds, es
pecially those cf a small denomination,
command g@il per cent. Coupons of
1881, 112%@11234; do. '62, 1138@113%;
do. '64, 1093€)109%; do. '65, 11034; new
do., 108%®108%. do. '67,108%@109; do.
'6B, 109 g; Ten-Fo'rties, 108©10834.
State securities firm. Miesouris, 87@
88; new Tennessees, 673.pg68; old do.
.68g; new North Carolinas, 62%@62%;
Louisianas Sixes, 65@66; do. Levees,
71%@72%; do. Eights, 888(2)89; old
South Carolinas, 74(§75; Alabama Eights,
Og® 9 X. •
Railway shares active and buoyant,
with a general advance. The specula
tive interest largely centered in New
York 'Central, Harlem ' Reading, Ohio
and Mississippi, Waba sh, Toledo, and
Rock Island, and those stooks show
greatest vitality and buoyancy. The
market fell off during the afternoon, and
New York Central which touched 165%
during the day, fell about 1 per cont.,
while Rook Island, Northwestern, Old
Southern and Ohio and Mississippi each
lost apart of the advance. The market at
the close was strong, though unsettled.
The state of MllOOl/11001115 shares, Pa
cific Mall being the principal feature,
sold as high as 121% and as low as 1203 f.
Canton rose to 61%. Express shares are
dull. , • .
Five-thwty".Prices:-.4Mnaberiand, 87®
37g; Wells Express; 28®28g; American,
43; Adams, 54g; United States, 51g
05.2 g ; Merchants' Union, , 17®17/;
Quicksilver, 25g. '
Canton, 813‘®81%;
Pacific Mall. 121; Western Union Tele-,
graph, 3834®N3; Harlord & Erie, 28;
Mariposa, 7; New' York Central, 164g®.
ifitg; Erie, 38 3 ; do. preferred, 62g®84;"
130g®131%; Harlem, 138%; .
Reading, :973; Terre Sante, 413(®41g;
do. preferred, 67g ®88; Wabash," 64 3 ®
9 4 34; do. pre.; 77; St. Panl, 74%®75; do.
preferred, 94g®90; Fort
. `Wayne, 124®
/24g; Ohio and Mississippi, 37%®37%;
11cbigan • Central, 114®11854; Michigan .
Southern, 93(04; Illinois Central, 13854;
Pittsburgh, 93%; Toledo, 107; Rock
Island, 133'®138/; Northwestern 83g,
®Lakepreferred, 98g; C. .
6tA C...
Shore, 102 g; Chicago ()Mat
Easteni, 48; Chicago & Alton, 148; Bur
lington & Quinev, 98%.
Mining shares active. Smith & Pahno
lee, 250; Gregory, 276; Grass Valley, 33.
Copper Stocks at Boston--Calumet, 40;
Copper IPalls, 16g,; Franklin, 10; Hecht,
70; Hancock, 3g; Minnesota, 254; Quin
cy, 25-
clearances at Gold Exchange Bank,
$58,000,000.
BUPA-TREASURY. •
Receipt% at the Sub.Treaenry, $1,207,-
980; payments•ll 9s 7,7sl; balance, 186,850,-
000. •
-NarsLets liy:rellograN4t,
NEW Yonx, January 25.-Cotton
heavy and lower sales 1200 bales at
28% for middling uplan3s. Flour, re
ceipts 5663 barrels. Flour a shade firm
er for shipping grades, dull and heavy
for other kinds; sales 8300 bbls at $5,85a
6,35 for superfine, state and western, ra
7,36 for extra state, $6,80a7,75 for extra
western, 57,75a9,25' for white Wheat ex
tra, $6,80a9,00 for round hoop 0hi0,57,50
a 8,60 for extra St. Louis, 5 9,00a1 2,00 for
good choice do, closing quiet. Rye Flour
dull; sales 150 bbls at $5,25a7,50. Corn
Meal more active; sales 1000 bbls at $4,60
for western and $5,00 for Brandywine.
Whisky nominal at $1,00a1,01 for west
ern froe. Wheat, spring la2c better and
rather mare doing for export; winter
heavy; sales 86,500 bus at 11,63 for No. 2
spring in store; $1,63a1,65 for do. dein , -
ered; $1,58 for Nos. 2 and 3 do. mixed;
$1,5335 for No. 3' - do. delivered. Rye;
sales 2300 bus Canada at $1,55. Barley
quiet: sales 4,200 bus German to arrive
this week at $2,17. Barley Malt dull.
Corn less active and slightly in buyer's
favor; receipts, 12,188 bus; sales of 47,000
bus at 93a96c for new mixed Western,
the latter an extreme; $1,06 for old do. in
store; 98a970 for new yellow Jersey, and
900 for New Orleans white. Oats dull
and lower; receipts 1,000 bus; sales 27,000
bus at 7434a75c for Western in store, clos
ing with sellers at inside price; 76a7635e
for do. afloat. Stock in Warehouse-
Wheat, 3,132,488 bus; corn, 1,458,687 bus;
oats, 2,695,712 bus; rye, 233,491 bus: bar
ley, 274,813 bus; malt 82,776 bus; peas,
peas, 59,756 bus. Rice quiet. Coffee;
Rio in faiLrequest; other kinds nominal.
Sugar dull: sales 120 thds Cuba at 11%a
11%c, and 650 bxs Havana at 12.%a13%c."
Molasses is in fair request, with sales of
100 hhds Muscovado at 37a45c, and 75
bbls New Orleans at previous prices. Pe
troleum is quiet at MO for Crude, and
3634a37c for refined, bonded. flops are
quiet. Linseed oil is steady at ;1402.
Spirits of Turpentine firmer, at 56a57c.
Pork is a shade firmer, with sales of 750
bbls at $30,37 for new mess, $29a29,75 for
old do, $25,50a28 forrime, and $2B for
prime mess; also 2;25 0 - bbls new mess at
$3O, seller for six months, and $30,50 Bel
ler for .February and March. Beef;
sales 170 bbls at $9a16,50 for new plain
mess, and. $14a19,50 for' extra mess.
Tiered Beef is quiet, with sales of 140 ice
at 632 for prime mess, and $32a37 for In
dia mess. Beef Hams are steady, with
sales of 118 bbls at $30a35. Cut Meats
are firm, with sales 700 pkgs at 13a14c
for shoulders, and 16,;1117%c for hams.
Dressed Hogs firm at 18aia14qc for wes
term, the latter price an extreme, 1434 a
143fc for city. Middles firm and quiet;
sales 180 boxes at 1534a15y,c for Cumber
land out, 16%c for short ribbed, and 17c
for long cut hams. Lard. firmer; sales
1,370 tierces at 19a20 1 ,c for steam, and
20y,a20Xc for kettle rendered; also sales
500 tierces steam, seller for April, at 20c,
and 250 do, seller to July Ist, at 1934 c.
Butter dull at 28a35c for Ohio, and 40a
48c for State. Cheese firm et 16a204c.
Freights to Liverpool more active; en
gagements per steamer of 120,000 bush
grain at 7d for corn and 7%a734d for
a heat.
Latest-Flour closed steady for low
grades, and dull and heavy for medium
to good. Wheat very firm for spring,
with a moderate export demanff; market
heavy for winter grades. Rye at $1,50
for western. Oats dull and heavy at 74c
in store, and 77c afloat. Corn dull at 93
a9sc for new mixed western, and $1,06a
1,07 for old mixed western in store and
afloat.. Pork-430,50 bid for new mess,
cash and regular, and $3l asked. Beef
quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats in fair
request at fall pri ces . Bacon quiet,with
out change. d active and firmer,
with sales prime steam at 18340, seller for
March and April. Eggs dull at 28a30c.
Cificaoo, January 25.-Eastern ex
change firmer 1-10 off buying to 1-10 pre
mium selling. Flour quiet, at 16,50 for
spring., Wheat extras steady and quiet;
No. 1 at $1,1841,22; No. 2 firm, %We
higher, at 51,143441,1535; closing with
buyers outside; sales since the change at
51,16. Corn steady I and firm; sales at
45%a4534; no grade 49a5034; closing with
sale!' at 5434 c for new; old No. 1 sold at
62c -cash, and 70c for buyers for May;
new sold at 553ic for sellers for March,
and 54%a54;c for sellers fur February.
Oats less active; sales at 48a483; for, No.
2 and 45y04534' relected; closing at 48%a
48% for No. 2. Rye in fair request at
4ale higher; sales of No. 1 at $1,1641,17;
No. 2 at $1,14a51,15; • closing at
51,163441,17 for No. 1. Barley firm and
steady with sales of No. 2 at $l,BO cash,
and $1,85, seller,February; closing at
$l,BO cash. Higwines dull with buyers
and no sellers at 93c. Mess Pork .s3oa
30,25 cash; $30,80a31' buyer, February
and $3O, February ana March, and buyer
January. Bulk Meats firm; short rib
1534 c, Cumberland 14%c cash, shoulders
1234 c, seller, February, at Peoria, and 13c,
buyer, February, at Keokuk. Green
Hams steady at 1,534a1591c. Lard %,aV,o
higher. with sales - at 193019%c. Dressed
Hogs less active and firmer, closing at
$12,50a13, dividing on 200 lbs. Live Hogs
firm and steady at $10,10a10,50 for fair to
medium shipping. Beef Cattle active
and nominally unchanged. Receipts for
past 48 hours-12,018' bbis flour, 32,443
bus wheat, 83,697 bus corn, 28,820 bus
oats, 4,057 bus rye, 2,770 bus barley, 3,665
hogs. Shipments-616 bbls flour, 7,385
bus wheat, 2,271 bus corn, 8,593 oats, 370
bus rye. 1,982 bus barley, 3,128 hogs.
Sr. Louis, January 25.-Tobacco in
good demand,' but very little offering;
prices unchanged. Cotton, nothing do
ing. Hemp, dressed sold at $2,35a2,40.
Flour quiet and unchanged; super $5,50a
6,00; extra $6,50; choice double extra $8;
choice treble extra $9,87; fancysloall.
Wheat extremely dull, with no demand
for choice grades; common to prime fall
11,35a1,50; common No. 2 spring 11,27.
Corn, supply small and held above buy
ers views; choice white and yellow sold
at 72; mixed worth about 68. Oats in de
mand mainly for seed; choice black and
white 61a63; mixed 59a60; ordinary quail-
I ties dull. Barley in better demand at
$1,85a2,011 Tor prime to choice lowa and
Illinois and f2.osa2,lfifor fancy lowa and
Minnesota. Rye -lower at $1.25a2,26.
Whisky, nothing doing but nominal at
95a96. Pork firm; sales in small lots at
31; for February delivery, 30%. Bulk
Meats active; dry salt shoulders sold at
13; clear sides packed Wenger hogsheads
1530; packed shoiders at 18gc• clear
sides at 16Kc; loose shouldem-hains, rib
sides and clear sides, to arrive, at 12Xa
155;a15V i al6Mc; clear" rib aides 'at Chi
cago 'lsyir, loose shoulders, clear rib
shies, elear Bidet; and sweet pickled hams
at Canton 123fa15ga1630160. Bacon;
very little doneponiall s al es of shoulders
at 14ga14y4c4-Claiir rib., sides 174 c; clear
mdes 18c. &mai Oured 4 Hlms 180. Lard;
market firm; smllll sales of tierce at 1.2 c,
bat generallphelit 1144 c.
Flour, 2,000 bbls;wheat, 4,800 bush; corn,
8,000 bush; oats, 2.700 bush; barley, 1,200
bush; rye, 2,000 bash; hogs, 1,100 head.
CLEvErasco, January 25.=—The flour
market is (inlet and steady, with a mod
erate demand for city made; 111a11,25 for
treble extra white; i 9,5029,75 for double
extra amber: 118,2.5a8,60 for double extra
red winter; $7,75a8,10 for double extra
spring; ( ountry made, t17,50a8 for double
extra red and amber; $787,50 for double
extra spring; 59,26x10 for double extra
white. Wheat; No. 1 red winter held at
$1,69a1,70; sales of one car do at ;1,59.
Corn; sales of two cars at 70c. Oats held
at 61c. Rye held at 51,30. Barley dull
and inactive; sales at 52a2,05 for No. 2
Canada; State, $1,70a1,75. - Petroleum
market more settled but very firm and
PITTSBURGH GAZ_ETTE: . TUESDAY JANUARY, 26,. 186 a
untituanged;- rrefined4sald. -- at-S4a3fielcor
January and February delivery in round
lots; trade lots 2a3c advance.
Mir.wAumsr, Jana 25.—Flour active
and the prices are unchanged. Wheat
unsettled at $1,70% fOr No. 1; $1,14% for
No. 2; 61,05 for No. 3. Oats firm at 48c
• for'No. 2: Corn quiet . and unchanged.
Rye firm at $l,ll for No. 1. Barley nom--
Inal. - Provisions firm and unchanged.
Dressed hogs firm at $12,75a13. Receipts
—3,000 bbls dour; 29,000 bu 'wheat; 1,000
bu oats; 5,000 bn corn; 3,000 bu rye; 1,000
bn barley; 400 dreessd hogs. Shipments
—6,000 bbislionr; 350 bbls and 200 tierces i
pork; 100 tierces lard.
BUFFALO, January 25.—Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat niglected. Corn in
fairdemand at 75 for new. Oats nomi
nal and quiet Seeds in good demand;
clover quoted medium. •Pork firm at 31.
Lard firm at 20%. Dressed hogs nomi
nal at $13,50a13. Highwines held at $l.OO.
Grain in store—wheat,l6 : 7oo bus; corn
123,000 bus; Oats, 16,40 bus; Rye, 124,000
bus; Barley,. 46,000 bus; Peas, 2,000 bus.
PHILADELPHIA, January 25.—Clover
Seed active at 68,75a9,25. - - Flax Seed at'
i t
12,65. Flour dull and weak ;,' xtra quali
ty at 1747,50; Minnesota at ,25; fancy
at 611a11,25; Wheat dull an declining,
with sales red at 6_1,70,and a ber at 11,95
a 2. Corm-in fair demand; n w yellow at
85a90c. Oats unchanged at Oc. Petro
leum, Groceries and Provision are un
changed. ,Whisky at 97c41,01.
TOLEDO, . January 25.—Fleur dull at
16 for 'spring ex tra. Wheat dull and un
changed; amber 11,70 on the spot, and
$1,74 buyers for February; other grades
not in request. Corn, new opened at an
advance of 114 c and closed at 1.3 better,
closing at 65}(c, and rejected at 60%0.
Oats unchanged at 571058 c. Rye dull.
Barley not in much demand. Dressed
Hogs a shade better and active at 13c for
all weights.
LOUISVILLE,. January 25.--Sales of 88
hhds. tobacco, lugs to medium leaf at
$6a7,35. Cotton 28%c. Mess Pork at pt.
Lard 200. Bacon, shoulaers 1430, clear
rib sides 173{c, clear aides 1830. Bulk
shoulders 1430, clear rib sides 17%c, clear
sides 18yc, all packed. Superfine Flour
15,75a0,25. Wheat $1,75a1,85. Corn 62a
63c. Oats 63a65c. Rye $1,4234a1,45
Whisky, raw, free at 84
MZMPHIS, January 25.—Cotton dull at
27%a28c; quotations entirely nominal;
receipts since Saturday 2,750 bales; ex
ports, 2,125 bales. Flour dull; superfine,
$7a7,50. Corn, 68a70e. Oats, 70c. Hay,
12.5. Bran, 23c. Pork, 1121,50. Lard,
203452134. Bulk Meats firm: shoulders,
13a13/o; aides, 17c. Dreased Hogs; 1234 c.
Basantosw, January 25.—Wheat dull;
prime valley red, 82.18a2,30. Corn firm;
prime white, $6.50a8,87; yellow, 68a70.
Oats dull. Rye, 11,50a1,55. Pork, 531 a
31,50. Bacon active; rib sides, 175173i0;
rib sides, 123f0; shoulders, 14a143i0;
hams, 20c. Lard quiet at 20c.
PHILADELZHIA, January 25. Cattle
Market.—Beef In fair demand: 1,700 head
sold at 119,50a10 for extra western. Steers
380 for fat to good. Sheep higher; 6,000
head sold at 5658 gross. Hogs held firm;
3,030 head sold at 151,15a1,16 net.
IMPORTS BY_RAILItAOD.
PITTSBURGH, FORT IiVA.TNE & CHl
ceati RAILROAD, January 25.-8 cars
metal, Bryan & Caughey; 5 do do, Supe
rior Iron Co; 24 do do, Nhnick &, Co; 11
do do, Jas Wood, SODS it Co; 6 do do,
Brown & Co; 50 bbls • flour, 200 sks do,
Meanor & Harper; 2 cars wheat, Dra
vost & Son;'2 do rye, Culp & Shepard; 1
do scrap, iron, T Maloney; 1 car bulk
middlings, McCune ct. Bro; 100 bbls
flour, J Wilson & Co; 400 do do, - 400 sks
do, T C Jenkins; 100 bbls do, I Dickey &
Co; 3 cars rye, D Wallace; 5 caddies to
bacco, Carter, McGrew & Co; 12 bbls ap
ples, W H Graff & Co; 25 casks pearls,
McKee de Bro; 1 car corn, , McHenry
Hood; 25 bxs soap, W M Gormly; 15 do.
do, W France dt Son; 80 empty barrels.
Jos Finch; 12 bbls green apples, J J
Pettit; 12 kga rivets, W P Townsend; 2
bbls eggs, 3do beans, Watt, Lang & Co;
3 bra dry goods, J Dilworth; 8 skis rags,
C P Markle; 4 caddies tobacco, James
Murphy; 4 sks rags. Godfrey & Clark;
24 bbls scrap ore, Park, Bros & Co; 13
cars iron ore, Shoenherger & Blair; 47
sks rags, M D Ray & Co; 8 cars lime
stone, Shoenberger d Blair; 1 car corn,
Shomaker & Lang; 6 cars metal, Zug &
Co; 33 bdis spokes, M McWhinney; 5
bble tallow, D 0 Spearer; 8 dressd hogs,
66 bgs rye,l99 do oats, Hell & Ritchart; 4
cars metal, Union Iron Mills; 65 bbls
highwines,j Roth & Son; 1 ear corn,Scott
dt GlisaL
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL.
RQAD, January 25.-1 car rye, Thomas
Moore & Son; Tears iron ore, 4do 'lime
stone, H Shoenberger & Blair; 5 oars
iron ore, McKnight, Porter & Co; 2 care
do do, Bradys Bend. Iron Co; 1 car clay,
S M Kea; 2 cars pig.iron. Zug & CO; 1
car llme Wm B Hays; 2 bb.s wire; W
Mardori& Co; 5 bbls oat meal, Munhall
& McGraw; 3hf bbls butter, W H Graff
4 Co; 6 eke onions, Volgt, .Mahood & Co;
2 kgs butter, Ido eggs, Carter, McGrew
& Co; 4 bxs tar, S P Shriver & Co; 2 bbls,
1 kg scrap iron, Spang, Chalfant 4 Co; 14
bdls bows, Thos Hare & Bro; 7 bills
chairs, Bedford Chiar Co; 100 oil bbIP, B
D Moore; 3 bbls poultry, 1 hf bbl eggs,
Morrison 4 Devol.
ALLEGHENY Vera.= RAILROAD, Jan
uary 25.-80 bbls oil, D M Edgerton; 320
do do, Fisher & Bro; 960 do do, Owston
& Sowers; 240 do do, Jas Wilkins; 42
green hides,-M Deiange; 2 cars metal, H
Woodsides;l do do, Rees, (Iraff& Dull; 1
do do, Brown & Co; 95 bgs oats, 5 do rye,
Blaney & Moore; 14 eke four, D Haworth;
20 do do, J Kohen; 106 eke rye. 390 do
oats, Scott &Clink 3 bbls tallow, W Flac
ons &Son; 57 aka wheat, ' Jas Irwin; 1
bbl sugar, John Wilson 4 Son; 82 eke
oats, Shipton & Wallace;. 19 ski bulk- j
wheat flour, Hall & Speer; 1 oar metal,
John Moorhead; 1 do do, Lyon, Shorb &
Co; 3 do do, McKnight, Porter &'CO.
ALLEGHENY STATION, January 26.-1
car staves, Ralya & Robertson; 1 do do, J
M Hemphill; 2 pkgs lard; 1 do onions, R
& A Carson; 222 bga oats, 38 do rye, B.
Knox 4 Son; 750 pigs lead, T H Nevin &
Co; 1 car bran, Geo Stewart; 5 ears metal,
Lewis Bailey4t Dalzell; 2 cars lumber. W
Reed; '1 do do, B Smith & Co; 2 cars bar
ley, Smith dr Co; 8 bales hides, Popp, Ba
ker & Co; 1 oar wheat, R Kennedy &
Bro; 45 eke mlllfeed, H Nit Berhorat.
RIPALILNIP COURT SALE.--111
O_
rirtneof an ..order *finite tuned otti.of the
Orphans' 0!ottr1 of Allegheny County, the under
signed, exec:a:or of, the last, will of Dr, JESSE :
PENNEY, deo'd, will (dyes° at 1'17,11L10 BALZ
on the premises, on THIIHSDAY, the 11th day
cf FEBRUARY, A. D. 11809,', at A o'clock r.
all that,: certain pleoe orparcel of lind situated in
the,borenth of Meßeesport,Oounty of4Degheyn,
and State f Pennsylvania, bounded and de
scribedls fellows, via : Beginning on the south
ern side of Penn street in Jiunes .Penney's plan
of. lots in said borough, at the corner of :cot No.
13. thence south along the, line of eald lot 70
feet to an ulley; thence east along said alley
80 feet to the line - of Henderson's lot; thence
by said line 78 feet to Penastreet, and thence by
said street 80 feet to tho place of beginning: be
ing a part of lot No. 15 in said plan.
For further Dartir.ultars inquire of
ROBERT OF.AIGHEA.D, Executor.
Elizabeth.
* Or JOHN P. PENNEY. -
Attorney, Pittsburgh. jal9:d2B
FRENCH <
AS AND DIUSHROOMS,
Just received; also; Fre fh Asparagus, Green
porn, Tomatoes, Ltrim Beans and Okra , put up in
tin cans, for sale by the dozen or cue by
- azio. A. BE24BBdiV,_
(al3 • Corner Liberty and Hand stream
- - . RIPER
The river continues to recede slowly at
this point with four and a half feet in the
channel by the Monongahela marks last
evening. The weather has again turned
cold and at this writing, it is trying to
snow. Thermometer at noon was np to
2g—we expect,to see it almOst down to
zero this morning.
Business was 'moderate at the land
ing
l iresterday, taking everything into
con ideration, though it might be consid
erably better, and then be nothing to
brag of.
The Zaneiiville packet Julia No. 2, has
not been here now for two weeks.
The R. R. Hudson arrived trom Cin
cinnati about nine o'clock on Sunday
night with an excellent trip, including
a considerable amount of sugar and mo.
lasses.
The Camelia, Capt. Thos. Poe, will be
the first boat out for Nashville. •
T
l i
e Champion, Capt. Fuller, will be
the rat boat out far cincinnati. She is
adv rtised to . leave tit% evening.
The Bellevernon, Capt. J. J. Darragh,
is filling up Slowly for St. Louis, as is
also the Mollie Ebbert, Captain G. W.
Ebbert. for New Orleans. These are
both tip-top boats,
The Bayard, Captain Geo. D. Moore, Is
the the retnilar pticket for Parkersburg
to-day, leaving at noon.
The R. C. Grey was advertised to leave
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Saturday.
The Armadillo arrived at Cincinnati
on Friday, and departed again the same
•
day for Louisville-
The Pink Varble was sold at Louis
ville on Friday last, to - Captain Paul,
for 17,500. She is to ply in Cumberland
river trade.
The towboat take Erie, New Orleans
to Pittsburgh, was at Cairo on Friday,
and the A. J. Baker passed Louisville
the same day, en route for this port;
The decision of the local inspectors in
regard to the collision between the tow
boat Tiger and J. N. MCQullough, has
been published. ' The license of Carlton
C. Cable, pilot on the McCullough, was
revoked, and Win. Stewart, pilot on the
Tiger, suspended for 60 days.
—The Minneola, of the Cincinnati and
Memphis packets, has discarded the use
Of carbon oil, and substituted lard oil.
—Lawrence Roddy, of Pennsylvania,
19 years old, second engineer of the
Glide, died on Sunday, at the Charity
Hospital, in New Orleans, from the ef
fects-of the injuries received by the ex
plosion of that boat.
—A St. Louis dispatch says: Repre
sentatives of the - Northern Line, North
western Union and Keokuk Lines have
been in consultation here for two days
past with a view of fixing a basis of
agreement for the transaction of business
between here and St. Paul next season.
The prospects are that there will be no
opposition between these companies,
and
that rates will be established which will
avert the ruinous competition of last
'Year. The party taking the initiative in
this matter has not transpired.
Rivers aud Weather
LOUISVILLE, January 25.—The weather
is unsettled and cold. The river is fail
ing with eight feet of water in the canal.
STEAMBOATS.
PITTSBURGH, j i giGe
WirEELING,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave Company's Wharf - Boat, foot of Wood
Street,
DAILY, AT 12 X
TI:IiSDAYS ADD FRIDAYS,
BAYARD A. S. SHILPHAIID, Muter
WZDNIEBTiATB AND 3AtVRDATS,
GREY EAGLE C. L. Buzarsix, Master.
Freight will be received at all boors by
Bela JAMES COLLINS. Arent.. -
VOIR CINCINNATI ands i giSt
LOUISVILLE.—The steamer
CHAMPION WM. FULLI.R, Cantata.
Will leave for the above ports on TUESDAY,
tbe.lll3th Inn.
For freight or passage anply on board or to
J. U. CoLLINtiWOOD.
1a23 or JOHN FLACK. Agents.
OR CAIRO AND ST.
z i ar i t
F LOUIS.—Tbe new and splen
did Passenger Packet
BELLE VERNON JOHN DARFUR, Master,
Will lesve for the above ports on TUESDAY,
the 26th Inst., at 4 o'clock r. 41. •
For freight or passagy apply on board or to.
JOHN FLACK.
Pt.= J. D. COLLINOWOOD, Agent.
'heFOR. CAIRO, MEM
PHIS and NEW ORLEANS.—
newand splendid passenger steamer
MOLLIE EBERT...G. W. Ebner, Commander.
Will leave for the above ports on SATURDAY,
the '930 inst., at 4 o'clock r. m.
For irefgla t or passage apply on. hoard or to
FLACK & LOLLING WOOD, or
(.4 HMI:ST & HAZLETT. Agents.
Through receipts given on the above beat to Sel
ma. hulaula. Benton, Montgomery. Ala., At.an
ta, Macon, West Point. Georgia, and all points on
the Alabama rimer and Texas ports aklowest rates
Ja2.l (IHRIi.ST &
STEAMSHIPS.
TO LIVERPOOL AND
QUEENSTOWN.
TRH INMAN MAIL STEAMSHIP&
Numbering sixteen nrst-clitss vessels, among
t.. la the celebrated
CITY OF PARIO, CITY OF ANTWEPP.
CITY OF BOSTON, CITY OF BALTIMORE,
F LONDON,
Sailing EVitaCly TY
SAT O URDAY, from Pier 45,
rib River, New York. For °usage or farther
information aunlv to •
1312761111111, Jr.
YOIFIFTH STREET. (Chronicle Mt
PiPliThreonnnslte Past Ihnee. Pittpbar.vb
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
JOHN 31.-COOPIR JOS. KATIL.••}1=111" VIM&
JOHN. He COOPER & CO.,
BRASS POUNDERS,
GM AND STEAM FITTEES,
Manufacturers of PUMPS AND BRIM WOGS ' ,
ufereviari t emt i rtt i gz . lnfil , AM Ifirrynint
AND
Cele. of Pike and Wilaut StroetB;
PITTSBURGH
MISCELUSSEOUS.
EICPSAMA:LaIS
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWITERA
de7;blo-xwr
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP.
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP. •
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP.
For dolug a family_ washing to the beet and
cheapest manner. Guaranteed equal to any In
withorld. Has all the strength of old rosin soap.
he mild and lathering qualities of genuine
Castile. Try this splendid Soap, SW b_y the
ALDEN CHEMICAL woaxs, 48 North Fourth
street. Philadelphia. , 4,12,,,67.3(wpap
ARCHIBALD BLAILIALET,
;A.TTORN - Fi..Ir..ALT.A.MAAW.
No, 9 MTH 81MEET.
.De+a~z,~ar
VITTSIIIIRGIL PA
ct)NdittrslnotrmifpirTs
. ..... ...A. K. STEVERSON
DILLINGEI & STEVENSON;
COMMISSION 111 1 11CIIANTS, -.
87 Second-Street, pittsburgh, Pa.
• RECEIVE AxD SELL• • -
All Kinds of Comstry Produce,
all orders for Iderchsndlas promptly filled, at
Lotrzfer market rates. Phrticular attention
given to the sale of Butter Eats, Cheese Dried
he, We feel confides." that we can give
entire eatisfaction, by makirrwQtrick Bekaa and
PROMPT RETURNS, at HIGLIES'IMARKET PRICES,
and therefore menet =Hy B oiretc .yonr consign
ments. 411 correspondence answered promptly.
Marking Plates furnished free. fi rain to store
and to arriTtylgli t • . an3irt7B
VISTA BLI 811 ED BY A. & T.
tedia, 181 a. •
W. GORMLY
ICIEWLESALE GE ER,
No. 271 Liberty Street.. ,;,
(Dnzit - my OFT. EAGLE HOTEL,)
E T - A - rsirciustia..2rAt..
se :yid
WATT, LANG & CO.,
WHOLESALN DILILIIIB IN
Groceries, Floor. Grain. prodzmi,
Proiiaiens, Fls6,Cbsesc, Carbons
ell.
Nos. 174 and 174 WOOD STREET, near Lib
erty street. Pittsburgh. Ps. noS:rog
Y.
ATLALA........ J. ♦. ISTAILEL.
Air STEELE & SON,
_ •
Convinission Merchants,
AND DIATOMS IN
EMACVErn, 6IIAXEC.FM.V.XI, '4lto
No. 95 0 . 1110 STBEEI. near East
,Common,
' • • ALLEOHENT CITY. PA.
7. H: CAItPIELI ) A. T. CAIiFIELD.
T B. CANWIELD & SON-00111-
4, MISSION MERCHANTS, and Wholesale
Cheese Factory. Hamburg and W.
B. Butter,Lard, Pork, Bacon, Flour,
Fish, Dried Fruit, Grain,. Pig Lead; Pot, Pearl
and Soda Ashes, White Lime, Linseed, Lard,
Coal and Carbon Oils, No. 111 , 1 First street.
Pittsburgh.
MIS EMIL 1. =CHART
in CHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
=
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, &e.
349 Liberty NC, Pittebtergli,
seri4:l:47
ALXS. IVBANIi • ' Altatß
McBANE
,&' MUER, •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers in FLOUR, GRAIN iuud PRODUCE
GENERALLY, No. 14a WATER. STREET,
above Smithfield: Pittsburgh. • • tea
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
FOWLS/MX& & 001M181110312120411W1T11,
For the sale of Flour. Gri- Bacon, Lard, But
ter, Seeds , Dried Fruit t
a Produce generally,
No. 16 BASKET brILEBT, corner of First,
Pittsburgh. . fe22:811
T J. BLANCHARD,
L.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 396 PENN 'STREET.
apt 9 :x139
ROBS. KNOX ANTOIXW KNOX.
111() KNOX &SON, COMMISSION
Juk,,, MERCHANTS and dealers In FLOUR,
t*UAIN MILL FEEL) and PRODUCE GENER
ALLY, No. 79 DIAMOND, opposite CitY Hall,
Allesteny City. Ja17:187
LITTLE, BAIRD PATT4i N,
Wholesale Grocers, Comialssion Merchants
gnu Dealers In Produce, 'Flour Bacon , Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard Oil, Ir on, Nails, Wass,
Cotton Yarns and all P'l.tsbnrgh Manufactures
generally. 11A arid ce.COND STREET,
Pittsburgh.
JOHN I. 11011811..EDW. HOUSII..•.IWM. H. HOUSE.
JOHN I. HOUSE &EROS., Sue
cestors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO.. Whole
sato Grocers and Commission Merehante, Cor
ner of Smlthdeld and Water Streets. Pittsburgh.
'JOIIN 68CMOA A WALLACZ.
§sHIPTON&WALLACI% Whole-
SALE G ROCERS AND PRODUCE DEAL
.-No. 6 SIXTH STREET, Pittsburgh.
lal2:rfi,,
PROFESSIONAL.
vim. B. NEEPEB,
ALDERMAN AND EX OFFICIO JUSTICE, OF
THE PEACE.
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Special atteittion given to conveyancing and
collections Deeds. Bonds and Mortgages drawn
up. and all legal business attended to promptly
and accurately.
JOS A. BUTLER,
ALDER/ILI POLIa6 ItruiGIFITEIT7I -
Office, 126 WYLIE STREET, near Washington
PITYSBFRGH, PA.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledginent ,
Depositions, Collections, and all other~legltl
mal
e business executed promptly. • .•• calatuna •
SAMUEL memusTmts;•B
111,1).7a11111/LN,
Ex-Officto Justice of the Peace and Police Mag
trate. Office GRANT STREET, opposite the
Cathedral PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds,Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
DPPositions, and all - Legal Business execsuted
with promptness and dispatch. was
EIISTACE S. MORR9W,
ALDERMAN,
Se.X-OPPICI JUSTICE GOF THE PEACE AND
GLACE MAGISTRATE.
OFFICE, 73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds BondstMortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions a. all Legal Business executed
with promptnes and dispatch. mv29
JOHN A. STRAIN,
A.ZAW.R3,
EX-OFFICIO JUSTICE OP THE PEACE AND
roIacEAL&GISTRATE.
Onice,llAl PLYTH.BTEBICT, opposite the Ca
thedral, Pittabarsh, Pa. Deeds, Bondi, Mort
gagee, Acknowledgments, Depositions and all
Legs Business executed with nroloutnese and.
dispatch, r a
A: AnimoN,
•
Justice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, 'REAL' ESTATE lUD INSO,
RANCE AEINII.
CARECIt STREET, EAST simikawalishs.
tai 'oll i l e llc t t 4 lon or Fields solicited and.prozpa p a .
S. FERGUSON,
ATTORN EY-XT-LAW'k
No. 87 Fifth . Sstweet:
SzqoXr• Fid)ol,. /nowt Room.
JOHN W. RIDDIELL,
ATTaRifTEY-AT-LAW.
02100,110 Diamond Elfirmobt s •
, (opposite tire Court Boma
ftlß:t44
P ITTSBURGH, PA.
H e C. DIACHRFALLi
ATTORNEY AND r 4OUNBELOR AT LAW,
I No. SO ferant Street.
, •
my2litalS
lITTBBUBGEL PA.
TTSBuitGli
pe --
L L
---
On And after TUESDAY, Noyember, 17th.
Ibott, traLua will arrive at and depart from .tne
Depot. Corner of Grant and Water streets, a&
follows:
Hall to and from 'anion
- town • 7:00 A. X. .6:00 r.
McKeentort Accomdtn 1100 A. Y. 4:05
A.
Ex. to and from Ufit'n. 3:00 'P. M..10:10 A. IL.
West Newton Accont'd 4:30 r. ra. 8:35 A. 11...
Braddock'a Accomdt'n. 6:15 P. z. 7:50 r.'11..
Night Ac. to 3l cK'snort.lo:3o p. at. 6:45 A. x.
- Sunday Church Traln to
and from West Newton 1:001% x.10:00 A.
For tickets apply to _ ' '
• • J. Agent
W. B. STBUT, SuperinttadeAst.
no9o
CI 11 ANGE OFl"mm
VL,/
ALLEIGgENT VALLEY B AILBOLT4
On and after MONDAY, November 9th, Isas.
TWO TBAINS DAILY will , leave Pittsbnrik,
station...korner of Eleventh and Pike streets for
Franklin, 011iCity, Buffalo, and all points in the
Oil Regiens.
ILAVX: PYTTSBURGIL, ;ARAM TR PITTSBURGH
ail '7:15 a mrdall 5:40 p
Express 7:10 to M Express - 6:30 aas
Brady's B AO .3:00p m Brady. B Ae 10:30 aXL
let Soda Works l ist Soda Works
Aceomd.... 10:50 a in; Accomod'n. 8.90 ate
Ad Spda Works •
1 151 d Soda Works
A.cdotnoel'n. 5:00 p m Accomod'n. 2:40 aa.
Church Trait leave itteburgh at 1:10 P. M.
Arrive 4t Pittsburgh at 0:50 A. M.
Passeners taking express train have but.
sue change oPears between Pittsburgh,' Buffalo
and Oil Regions. Mail and Expresb Trains atop at psincipal points. Mixed Way and Ac-.
eommodattod trains stop at all stations,
THOMAS KING, Assn. Sap%
W. FOSTER HOPE, Ticket Agent. not
)31fTTSBU86HMat n -
CINCINNATI AI Dlmmorm -
T. LOUIS RAILWAY.
•
. „
PAN HANDLE ROUTE:
MANGY OP TINE.—On and after 81714 Day.
NovAlegd,lB6B, trains will leave and arrive AA
cat Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
Mpart, - , APTINII4
Mall xprei—.„. . ' 3:13 a. m. 12:13 a. tn.
Fast Line • 10:13 a. in. 7.33 D. m.
Fast Exreu 9:58 p. m. 19:18 a. m.
Mixed way 5:43 a. m. 6:43 p. m.
McDonald's Awn, No.111:98 a. m. s i 8533 p.m.
Steubenville Accommod. 3:38 p. m. 9:48 a. in.
McDonald's Acc'n,l7o. 2..5:08 p. m. 3:18 p. m.
X/r51:58 . P. st. Express will leave daily.
• 19:135: '9.2da1l will arrive daily.. •
The 10:13 a. m. Train leaves daily, Btinda7B
I)cepted3 and makes close connections at New .
ark re. Zanesville and points on Baxidnsky
Mansfield Newark B. B.
S. F. SCULL, General TickeOhiont.
W. W. CARD, &Len., Steubenville.
W.
1 MEW.
P§M3 lIGH. PORT WAYNE & CHICAGO
1 . W. and CLEVELAND a PITTSBURGH R. R.
From Dec. 30th, 11008, trains will leabe f
and arrive at the Union Depot, north - side, Pitts
trirmh city time, as follows:
Chicago Ex_ .. -3:03 a m
Erie &-Ygn WlT:2Sitin
Cl. & WIrgIPIS:SIS a m
Chicago Mail-6:58 a m,
Chleago Ex::litiollts - ml
Cl. &Wh'sg.Ex 2:23p.5u
Chicago Ex.. 3:43p
W • e&Erie
Deziartfrom A balm. lleghenlb
N. Brlgt'n A°. 8:58 a m
Leetsdale " 10:20 a m
• `•Illig a nil
Rochester " 1:33 pail
Leetsdale Acc.3:581: m
N. Brigrn " .5:33p nil
N. - Brlgt.n " .15:51Spm
Leetsdale " 10 : 4 3Pin
Leetsdale Sun.
day ehurch. 1:137) mi
AlliP 0:43 0. in. Chicas
air- 11:58 a. in. Chlcai
de:3 P. - R. MYERS.
ENNSYLVAw
aIIgININN
NIA. CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. Onand after Nov. 28th. 11 168,Tralni
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
carne* of Washington and Liberty streets, as
follows!
Arrive. Depart.
Mall Trap:..., 1:30 a mlDay Express.. 2:30 am
Fast Line 2.40 a m Wall's No. 1.. 6:30 ant
Wall's No. 1..6 20 a m !Mail Train ... , 8:15 am
BrinionA.ccin. 7:50 a m • Cincin'ti 12:35m
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a miWall's No. 2..11:20 p
am
Cincinnati Ex:9:4o a m Johnstown Ac. 3:25 pm
Johnstown Aclo:3sa millraddocks Nol4:2opin
Baltimore Ex. 1:45 p to Phila. Express 5:10 pm
Phila. Express2:os pm, Wall's No. 3.. 5:310 pm
Wall's No. 3... 1:30 p miWalPs No. 4..6:15 pm
Braddock, No 11:50 pm I Fast Line 7:50 pm
Na. 4. 7:25 psi Wall+sNo.s.ll:so pm
Way Passer 10:20 p m.
The Cbarch Train leaves Walls Stationevery
Sunday at...9:15 a. m., reanbing Pittsburgh at
10:10 a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at
12:50 p. In. and arrives at Walls Station at
2:00 p. ni.
Cincinnati Express leaves- daily. All 0,13 r
tralvs daily except Sunday.
For fertner information appl to
W. H. BEI:SWITg, Agent.
The Pennaylvanialtailroad Company will not as -
sume any rk.-forßaggage, except forwearing ap •
pare, and liniletheir responsibility to One HIIII•
dre Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding
Opt amount in value will:be at the risk of the
owner. unless taken by special contract.
EDWARD ti. WILL
no= - General Superintendent, Altoona,
WESTERN
PEIvittaYLVANIA:
RA-LROAD.-Ot: and after Nov. 92d,.1355. the
Pal 'tenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Ral road will arrive at and depart., Thom the
Feder - 1 Street Depot, Allegheny City. as folloWs:
Arrive. Ifeyx:rt. - • '
Springd'e No 16:40 a m f Mall 7:00a in.
Freeport Nod 18:310 a m Freeport No. 19:18 am
Express 10:40 a tniSharpb , g No111:30 a m
- Sharpb , g N0.11:95 p reMxpress...... 5 pm
- Freeport N0.24:00 p mirlpringd , e No I 3310 pal
Mall 5:55 p ustYreepontiNo.2s:2lo p ra
Spring:l'e N026:45 miSeringd'e No27:10 pta
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allheny Junction.
every clunday at 7:40 a. m., res cuing Allegheny
City at 9:605. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny
`City at 1:510 p. m. andrarriye at Allegheny Juno.
tion Ist 3:45 p. m.
Comaturxriort TlexXre-For sale in packages
of Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut
street. Herr's, Bennett, Tine Creek Etna and
Sharteburg. and goodonly on the trains stopping
at Stations peciaed on tickets.
' The trains leaving Allegteny City at 7:00 a.
m. make direct connection at Freepor' withWal
ker.s Ilneof Stages forßutlerand Hannehstown. --
Through ticket* may be purchased at the Office,
No. 3at Clair street, near the Ear:penal° nßridge: ,
littebur.ll, and . at the Depot, Allegfter.Y.
For further information apply to
JAMES LEFFERTS, A.gent,
• Federal Street Depot.
The Western !Pennsylvania Railroad will not
a, some any risk ler Baggage, except for wearing "
apparel, and limit their responslbillt7 to One
Idunds , (Moller. In value. All baggage ex
ceeding tt Is amount in value wilibe at the risk of
the owner, unless taken by special contract.
EDWAMD 11. WILLIAM:& •
non. GenYval Sunerintendent, Altoona, Pa.'
SMOKY HlLL atioffin
ROUTE.
UNION PAULI* C RAILWAY,
Eastern Division.
The , SHORTEST AND MOST RIELIABLM
ROUTE from the East to all Pohtts to
Colorado,
California, rtah,
Arizona,
New Mexico, Idaho, •
Oregon.
• Two Trains leave State Line add Leseenvor lz
(Sun i =ceptedOon the arrival of trains
f
of utile 611.• Dailey and Hanni
bal and St Joe Railroad from Quincy, connect-
Inv at Laisideieei Topeka and WamegoJwith
stages for all points in Kamm. At end of
track west 01 Ellsworth with the UNITED.
STATES DEPRESS COMPANY'S DAILY'
LINE OF OVERLAND MAIL AND EXPRESSO
COAOHEB FOR
.DMINV3=M so,fLx.z. lAA3FEI3;
All . Points in the Territories,
'And with SANDERSON'S TRIMEDItti: Y L'INR
of COACHES for Fort Union, Bent~ Fort, rus.
Anuquerque, Santa Fe, and all points In Arl.
suns and New Mexico.
With the recen additions of rolling stock
and equipment, 'and the arrangements •made
with I e 'tangible Overland Transportation Linea
from its western terminus, this road now offers
unequalled facilities for the transadasloa of
freisht.to the Far West.
Tickets for sate at all the principal omces to
the United States and amides
Be sure and ask for tkkete via THE SMO KY
HILL BOUTt, Trzaffat ra 1 /0 BAILWs
EASTERS DIVIEELO.
• A. ANDERSON. •
&p 4 w 73
General Freight and'iloMlAtilnU
Efl
RAILROADS
DePart
Arrimr.
ID=
Chicago Ex... 0:13 a
Chicago Ex.: 11:88 a
Wheeling Ex 11:13 ant
, erestline Mall 3:53 pin
Chicago Ex....4:38 inn,
Cleveland - Ex 4:08 pot
Erie & Yien Ex11:13 pia
Cl. A Wli , g , irselas p si
Airive Os dilephenv.
N. Brigt , ri Ac.9:03 am
N. ,Brigt , n " 8:98 Ana
'New Castle "10:33
am
Lee . t?dale .. 9:13 am
"1:08
pm
pm
N. Brigt'n "0:43
Leetsdale• " 4:53 px.
cm
Leetsdale Finn- m
day uhrucb. 9:58 ant
• Express leaves daily.
• Express arrives daily.
c eneral Ticket Agent.
Nevatia,
Washington,
AND
Geceral Surierintendast
Jr. U.' wzisTll4‘