PITTSBURGH METAL MARKET.
R PrOP. OP rITTVOURGH (I . 42smkt
`Fitnixt snit -121181#V..
The operations in metal this week
itave not been as large'as those of lsst
Week, and , while the market is re.
' ported a . shade. easier, there has not, as
,set, beep any let down in rites. • The
kreeelpts • from alt'quarts:4w " are inertias
though,;it ,sh,ll be, borne in mind
that a large proportion' of Li/Allow ar
=ivtng, will put in on former eon
-tract/4- so that the amount ef 'metal on
_
:the market for sale -is note-as large as
might generally be snpposed, We quote
the tollowhig sales:
ALLEGHENY COKE.
200 tons Allegheny C0ke:..138 00-6 mos
100 Allegheny Coke, Lo
arrlve.-...-..........88 00-6 mos
100 • 44 Rod Itank ".. • ~.. 88.00-6 MOS
1000 II Grey Forge, toar... 36 00---6 mos
• ANTHRACITE.
.400 tons Neutral Forge, a
favorite brand, 342 00-4 mos
600 Neutral • Pone,
, 00— cash
70 •‘‘ Mottled Red Sbort. 37 60-3 mos
160 4. • Mottiedlted Short. 37 00— cash
,JSZTErbattUR 0)044. EMELTED,PROM LAKE
auPEalon ORE.
23,300 tons Medium 'to Open Gray at
• $3B to s39—four more.lis from delivery.
700 tone Favorite, brond, to arrive, At $3B
---,audi-TDdarob
BLOOMS..
/50 tuna No. 1 Uhainoal $95.00-4 raos
.• 20 '•: Juniata 95 00--6 mica
,'" -Fitancial-Matteis- . in'fiew - York
• x Weld Clisiedat 131 W.!
By Telegraph td the Pittsburgh tiasette.
NNW Yong., January 29,1869.,
.atONEY.
Money:easy at 657 per cent.; demand
fair and supply, ample. 9terlins 9345
-f
" 41 3 4 a. "Gold iluti;"opened at 196%;Advano
ed to 136 6 e, and closed at 136%. Clear,
,
ances, thirty-one million \
' - An attempt - was - ihade - to -- dePress the
premium by.saeixrit that the Rank of
' she Republic had received a large amount
• lot silver from Canada. It proved to be
only 8 25,000. • '
BONDS AND STOCKS.
.
- - -Oovernmenta steady.- Ten-FortieS are
strong inrit higher-. The demand for reg
istered bonds continues. It is stated that
a considerable .a mount. o 1 bonds go to
Europe to-morrow. Coupons of • 1881,
112%5112%; do. '62, 113%511334; do.
109345109%; do. '65, 110345110%;
new d 0.,; /08%51083i; do. '67, 108%,4
1084 f• do. - '64; - :,1095109%;• oren-Forties,_
108.i4 ' 541.08%. ' , - .
The Railway market was active and
'buoyant throughput We day frii"Western
Shares. New York-roads dull and lo*er
on reports that unfavorable bills were
introduted in the Legislature. The,
speculatiVe favorites were Nrirthwestern,
Ohio and Mississippi, St. Paul, Wabash,
and Toledo. Ohio and Mississippi
touched 89%, Northwestern - common 85;
and preferred .92%. Some large Eu
, ropean orders for the latter were excien-
ted to•day. The feeling is very "bullish"
in nearly all directions. and still higher
prices are anticipated. Miscellaneous
nand Expressatocks animated and higher.
Western Union Telegraph sold rip to 3934.
State securities firm; Missonris; 88; new
Tennessees, 6734568; ••North Carolinas,
6135562; Ylrginitm,, 61; Louisiana Levee
es, 69569%; do.' 8.4; 81%58634. •
Five-thirty Piices:--thimberland, SO@
• 30X; Wells Er., 29%4530; American, 435
. 44%; - Adams, 63%; United States, 54J
• 4555 r - Illerchants' Uriion, : .1734518;
Quicksilver,24%s24% ; Canton. 61;
Pacific Mai1120%5120%; Western Union
Telegraph, 38%539; Hartford & Erie,
-2734(273 4 0 Mariposa, 7%58; do.pref, 2314
23%;, New York Central, 1633451633;;
Erie, 3 , ..45383‘; do. preferred, 64; Hud.son,
V01@13.5; Harlem, 1355136; Reading 97
0 97 q; Terre • Haute, 142%5143; do.
preferred, • 68569; • , Wabash, 66566%;
do. prerrd,9s3-4596%;,5t. Paui,,77(577%;
• '1 :"prefrd; 96%596%; Fort Wayne, 123%;
Ohio'.` and MlNsi cusippl, ' 39%536% ;
Michigan Central,. 1195120; Michigan
Southeni, 94344594%; Central,
138%5139; Pittsburgh, 65%566;; Toledo,
105345106; Rock 'lsland, 133315133%;
Northwestern, 8434584%; C. C. &I. - C.,
-4634; ;CtOcagq&l.Altorip, 451; (Lake Shore,
102%; Dubuque and Sioux City; 97; Saint
‘' Joseph,
_109%; Cincinnati and, Indiana-,
,
-- - I
• Mining . Solis, 7e -
shares are higher-Gregory, 290;
Quarte•liitiO2f Smith & Parmelee, 235;
Montrula, 50; New York, IQO,. ,Grass-. yal
.
Copper Stocks at Boston-Calumet, 50;
Copper Falls, 1634; Franklin, 16; Heels.,
TO. Hancock 8y• Minnesota,. 2; Quin
' 4 0Y1 . • •
. • 111M-TREASORT;
It•Oeipt9 at, the Sub-Treasury, $900,070;
payments? 4685,540; balance, 187,931,807.
• Markets by. Telegraph.,
17-E,w Tong, January V.—Cotam..qtilei
•
* laid without 'decided change/ with sales
bales - 01, - 283;a290 :for ,middling
=lands; di50;. 1 1,7041 bales in transit.
' our—repeipts, 5,693 bbls; tbe market is.
dull end felon lower; sales of 6,700 bbla
•
at $5,80a6,30 for Superfine State Western;
118,95a7,30 for extra State; 16,75a7,65 for
extra western; 17,700,10 for white wheat
.extrat California dull and declining at
• #,,25a8 for old; 18,25a10,75 for new. Rye
flour quiet, with sales of 200 bbis at $5,25
a 7,40. Corn meal quiet. Whisky nom
inal at 11a1,01 for western free. Wheat
• . - beavv,and la2c lower; sales Of 6,100 bus
'at 11,594'1,60 , for No. 2 spring in store;
• —11,613481,63 fordo; delivered, 111,613,x for
. Nos. .1 and 2 do. mixed; 12.03 for white
Michigan' 12,10 for white California. Rye
heavy at _141:45a1;50. • Barley„ is rather
mole active,.withratlett4W b_ush•Can
,. ,adaWest it t 12,12 ii; store, ant,f3,14a2,15
• , delivered; •70,0110 bush . Gillman to arrive
„5t12,30.• Barley - 21alt',4111et: eorn—re•
,ceipts 22,988 bulb; market heavy and
' declining, with sales 30,000 bush at 9134 s
1150 for new mixed western, 95053i0 tbr ,
.-weetern velloa, 915920 forwhitewestern,
and 9407 e for _white touthem. Oats—
receipts
• • but more active, with sales 120,000 bush
at.74a7ser, ;or: westierg Jaakqrei and 77c,•
• • , and .781.70.'ibuyer for
Aprll. - Stee quiet at 9ioloe , foriCarolLta..
, ';',Coffeefirrit, with sales 5,000 "seeks Rio at
private terms. Stip, steady, with sales
'4lOO hhds Ceiba at 11%1118. Molasses dull;
sales of 1,000 barrels bf New' Orleans at
= '70409%. Petroleunrfirmf inane of 3,900
barrebtat'2. 3 o for elude, 373j137c for se.
iinedhonded. .Hops quiet at laltio ler
..Ameritian. -Linseed- Oil firm., at ,1,00
,02. Spirits, Turpentine quiet at 56a
"..58%ey'Pork. hesi3r and ItiWeg sales .of
550 barrels at 130,5000,85 for ;few mess,
43909,50 for old d0.,-4125a28,501br prime,
128a30 for printsmess; also 1,000 barrels
of new mere, sellet fbr March stll3l.
• Beef steady; sales of 125 barrels at s9a
16,50 for new plain mesa, 114a19,50 for
t J :ilea extra mess. Tierce; Beef quiet; sales
of '175 tierces at 12902 (Or prime
and '131838 for India mess
' 13eef $llll3ll sales of. 145
• bbls at 13005, ' Bulk este firmer; sales
225 packages at, 1,4a15140. fog 'shoulders,
, • and 18}ic for, hams. reseed Hogs quiet
, at 13340140 for Wotan], Ariti ./.4Ma1.4 3 / 4 e
for citYrrofildleti firm and ',lnlet. Lard a
Ishadelower;,salee 5,000 toss ce1 0 34 1120 91 0
for st,earni M and ?Ay.° for kettle rendered.
tte dull' 28a35c hio. Cheese
,8 11 r • , •
firm at 16a2035e. Freights to Liverpool
quiet and unchanged. 1 04;4 r :)'
Latese-5 P. N.—Flour' elbised'dttll,
1 4 1 . 0 010Y/WAFllltatlier.litlietinrabaute'
in lower. -*Bps nominal, at 11,95a81,50
foe 'Weirein: Oats quietat 74%e in store:
common' 11E111; .92a95ii for new; mixed
western at,11,05, aridsl,oB for old mixed
-westegnin store and afloat. Pork dull
and heayy With buyers of, new mess •at
$30,00, entrsellers, 30,50. • Beef dull and
unchanged. Cut meats firm with fair
demand Bacon very quiet and scarcely
so firm. Lard dull - and heavy at 20%s
20%e for print° steam on spot and for fu
ture delivery. Eggs steady at 29a30e.
NEW Yonx, January 29.—Dry Gods
.--The market is dull yet firm for all sta
ple styles or cotton. Heavy brown sheet
ings firm at 1634a17 for the best makes
and bring 3.4ehtgher in Boston. Atlantic
Z fine sheetitir 14%; do. V shirtings
19%; Great .F s S 13; ;Laconia B 15;
Massachusetts 18; • Portsmouth A 1334;
Utica 48 inch' 95; do. - 58 inch 40; do 84
inch 65; de. 94 inch 70. -Pacific Brown
Drills- 17. Amoskeag Ginghtims 17.
Real •Earlston! 28%. American llama
42%; Lewistown A 45. • Hadly Spool
Thread 76; Green and Dannel's'so, Stat
ion] Bros. 60, and all imported six cord
threads 91 • - • • ,
CHICAGO ; January 29. - -Eastern Ex
change firmer at 'l-10 discount buying
and 'l4O premium selling. 'Floor quiet
at ,$5,25a6,60 for miring, extras. Wheat
opened irnederately active, but subs*.
quently became dull and declined y,a%
per Cent. Sales of; No. lat $1,1941,2135,
No. 2 sl,l4%ai;l9%..closing at $1,14%;
sales since change at $1,14.' Coen firmer
and less active and %a%c higher sales
of new at 56%a57%c; no grade at, 5235 a
52%c: Closing at 570 for newt- sales of new.
.at 580 seller for Mareh,sl3asB%o buyer.
for February, 57a57%c'seller • tor February
and No. lat 69%c, seller fo7last haltof
April. — Corn unchanged this evening.
Oats Kolilgher; No 2.99%a49%e; fejectel
at 96a46390,- closing at 99%e - for , N 0.2;
sales of N0..2 at 50%c, buyer February
and seller March. Rye dull at $1,17354
1,18 for No. 1. Barley dull and - solower;
sales No. 2 at $1,7041,79, closing at 51,70.
Highwines deli, inactive and nominal at
92e. Provisions dull. Mess Pork sold at
po'caalii seller February and March, and
at $30,50 buyer February, closing nomi
nally at 1)30 on spot. -Lard dull and 1/0
lower; sales at 19%,a200 for steamed, elm.
ingdull at 19%0. Green Meats inactive.
Balk Meats dull; dry Salted shoulders, 13:
'buyer for February. Dressed Hogs are•
quiet, closing ati13a13.50 for frozen, and
$12,50a13 for common to medium-:-dlvid
ing on two hundred pounds. Live hogs*
are dull and 151200 lower with sales at
$10,15210,60 , f0r fair to medium, and $10,75
a 11,50 for.good to extra. The receipts
for the past twenty-four hours amounts
to 8,698 bbl, f10ur,36,810 blurbs wheat,
.98,720 bush, corn, 605 burtha oats, 4,356
Mishit rye, 6,190 bushs barley, and 7.079
head 'of hogs. The shipments for. the
same time were . 8,939 bbla flour, 8;181
buns wheat, 6,614, bushels corn,
32,789
heaths oats, 2,975 burin rye, 1,080 bushy
barley, and 9,210 head of hogs.
Beer Cattle are-steady, with sales at
14.623455,50 for butchers stook, and 57,75
a 8,15 for" good to extra choice.
ST. Lours, Jan. 29.—Tobacco—a good
many buyers are looking around but the
offerings are so small that no transac-
tions are important. Hemp in better de
mand; undressed $1,25a1,28; dressed $2,30
per ton. Flourquiet and only a demand
for low grades: Superfine $5,56a6; extra
$6-35ae,50; double extra 56,75a7,50; fancy
$10a11,50. What is languid and without
change in the prices: sales strictly prime
red at 11,70a1,75: choice N 0.2 lowa spring
sold at $1,33. Corn dull and unchanged.,
Oats firmer at 59a63c for common to
choice. Barley is quiet and steady, with
sales of choice lowa spring at $2a2,05,
and fancy Illinols'at $2,20a2,25. Rye is
firm at 11,28. Pork is dull, with sales of
light mess at $3l, and heavy at 131,50.
Bulk meats are in little demand and
the market is dial but sellers, however,
do not offer to tt age concessions; sales
25,009 pounds 1.. clear sides at the
above pointt 16%c;, also 600
pieces of 1 00 country shoulders,
hams and rib a ides at 19,1 c round, 150
in casks; city packed clear sides 17c, and
yesterday afternoon, buyers' option, Feb
ruary, Keokuk, 15,000 pieces loose shoul
ders sold at 13c, 120,000 lbs rib sides at
150, and 70,000 do. clear sides at 16. Ba
con very quiet, with sales 10 casks clear
sides at 18c; 10,000 lbs city packed, week
alter next, at same, and ter sugar
cured hams at 18c. Hogs and packing
season closed; number packed to date
exceeds but little less than 226,000, a de
crease of nearly 12,000 from last season;
sales at $10,80a11,60 .gross, but buyers
stood off and nothing of importance was
dienl. Beeilpte-'--Wheat,4,496 bu; corn,
6,647 lin; oats, - 2,180 bu; rye, 799 bu; bar
ley 1.152 sacks; hogs, 1,177.
Cntrersrewri, January V.—Flour dull-,
bat not lower, faintly $7,75a8,00. Wheat'
,dull and pncesdrOPping; sales No. 1 red
,at 111.70 and-No. 2at 1)1,60. Corn firmer.
and advanced to 6748. Oats firm at 61a'
64. Barley unchanged. cotton firmer
at 28 for middling. , - Whisky in,moderato
demand at 96. Provisions inactive but
holders firM; not willing to Make con
cessions; . the speculative demand has
ceased but there is a fair competition de
mand. Mess Pork 531,00 to a limited ex
tent, but neglected. ' Bacon In limited
consumptive demand at 14%, 17% and
18, but not offered. freely those
rates, there being but little out of smoke.
Lard at 20c, but the demand Is light.
Sugar cured hams, -18a1934c.. < Dried beef
advanced to 19a1934c for rump. Torte,
$25a26c. Butter dull at 30a35c. Eggs in
better supply, but there web a good ship
ping demand to-day 'arid the• market
closed at 19a20e. Cldver seed dull at $2,20
a 2.25, and in demand: Linseed oil, $1,07.
Lard oil, 11464a1,119. ;Petroleum, 35a37e
for refined. Glycerin firm and in good
demand. Gold. 136,, baying rate., ,Ex
change firm,. at par. Money -• marluat .
quiet at 0,110 peg cent:
,
CLEvEraini,r,T,inunry 29.-;-The 'Flour
market is . quiet and , Confined to toast
trade; city made treble extra white sold
' double':extra amber,-59,50a :
19,75, double extra red western $9.25a8,50,
,Ud doublet extra spring $7,7538; country ;
made doable`extra red and 'atelberro o .
1404 idetttle,eatel, doubie,
axles ,w ite . 59,25a10. Wheat! sales
' 1 red ',whiter at $1,69 ; N0,2 do sit/L591;
'there wai little or no inquiry " for ispellig
grades,' and r the' market Is 2,umaltuil..
Corn le lA, light demand and lo 10w 0 ;l.
with sales at7oo for neve shelled oti epos,
and' ear on track la held , et 660 °Met
the market le inactiee and pominal."et ,00
stelo for western atd,State. Rye is dull
and Inaptlite and held 'et '51,110a1,32 . for
No. 1 State and western. Barley lit quiet;
but nitride' hinter with sales of N'
Canada at 52,05, and l ll,7aaLBo for - State.
Petroleum; the market Is stiff but un
changed. with sales of refined in - large
lota at 34450. • ,- 't • . •
Text*, January 29.—Flotir quiet and
steady. Wheat moderately active. at
$467 for amber, and $l,BB for No 1 , white ,
Michigan; spring two cents .better, with
ales No flat and xejectetelll,o2l
amber, buyer; February, ~ three .cents
lower. Corn opened active and ,ciloada
less strong; sales new at 670, and rejected
65c, closing. at.64%c; yellow, 78a; con
demned new 620, new closing about one.'
half cent lower. ,,
Oats one cent better
and• active at 580 fee , Michigan; No 21560. ,
Bye dull... Barley; No. 1 stateadeturced
five cents, selling at, $1,844, Canada :un.
changed. -; Dressed Hogs quiet at 18y0. '
Mesa Pork advanced;fifty cents,' with
- PIIMBURGII GAZETTE; SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1869.
sales at $30,50. Lard firm at 2034a21c.
Clawri Seek . 0311 Imp I:loininapy,
chifigbd.; &• I 1 1, "'•
rilthfV4VAllittE77 -,. nrilawnwilr-aaliik.ssEtriur
quiet and steady,aud f prices unchanged.
Wheat weak aid lower at $l,lB for No.
1, an# 1,12 Y. le No. 2. Oats firm and
higher at 50e for`No.'2: 'Coin 'ateady at
56a58e for "new. Rye' quiet at $1,12a1,13
for No. 1. Barley nominal and'-' un
changed.. Provisions _dull and loiter.
City mess pork $29,76a30,50. Lard! 20a.
Receipts-3,000 " bbls flour, 22,003 bu
wheat, 1,000 bn oats; 4,000 bn corn, 1,000
rye, 500 hu barley, 50 , dressed hogs.
Shipments-700 bbls flour, 1,000 Du
wheat. 1,500 bbls and 50 tierces pork.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. =.—riour Gun
and weak; lowa and Wisconsin extra
fine $7,25; Minnesota do $7,56; Penna. and
Ohio do 18,250.75. Wheat unsettled at
a 1,70a 35. 1; Ry 85; e
- comes in for nmber 5td0w 1 1.95; fyor
arid sells white $4lO
2, at
$1,65. Corn less active and not so firm;
sales 4,500 bu new yellow at 87a90c. Oats
72a74c for western. Petrolerim firm;
crude 27c; refined on the spot 3510. Gra
aeries unchanged ! Mess pork firm at
$32. Whisky 1)741.
LoiruivugM.L January 29.—Tobacco:
sales of 94 hhda at 4348250 far lugs to cut
tings. - Cotton, .280. :Mess Pork, /31.
Lard, 20a2034c. Bulk shoulders, 135.10;
clear. rib sides OW, and clear sides 17c.
Bacon; shoulders 140, clear rib sides 17c,
and clear sides at,lBo, all packed. Flour;
superfine 15,78a8 25. Wheat, $1,75a1,80.
Corn is held at (Warne. Cats, ,60183 e.
Rye, 51,42a1,45. Whisky, 97a980 for , free.
-Bafirimokz, January 29.—Flour un
changed and in fair demand. Wheat
firm; sales of prime to cho 3 fx+ red at V.,25
a 2,30. Corn firm; prime white 86a88;
yellow/5277. moats firm at 745., Rye firm
at /LBO.' Mess Pork firm at 32. Bacon
: •aetive; rib sides 1734;117y ' ; clear sides
14018 n; shonlbers 1434a14%; hams 20.
Lard firm at 2034a21.. .
MEMPHIS, January 29.—Cotton quiet
and firm at 27%827%c. Flour unchanged;
superfine 8787,50. Corn 70c. Oats 70a
72c. Bay 1123a24. Bran 25c. Pork 832,50.
Lard 212220. Bulk meats firm: Shoul
ders 18,014 c, sides 18c.
IMPORTS BY RAILRAOD.
OLIMILAND AND PrrresEnum Ben,
ROAD, January .—e7 carii iron orb Mc-
Knight, Porter & Co; 1 car iron op",
Graff, Byers & Co; 2 do do 13 10avers,
5 bdls iron, 4 stools,. 1, b ox, Brady's
Bend Iron Co; 2 cars rye, J & W Fair
ley; 100 bbls flour, •Woodworth & D;
1 car lumber, W F rtichardson; 160 bbls
oil, Wm McCutcheon; 50 do do, J Spear;
tear wheat, Voigt, Ortman & Co; 1 car
clay, $ M Kier; •2 cars- brick, Park Bros
& Co; 172 aka , rye, W J Meek; 100 bbls
lime, Attenbury & Co; 100 do do, Camp
bell, 'Jones & Co; 1 box scales, Fair
banks, Morse & Co; 8 smith bellows,
Lindsay, Sterna. & E; S do do, Logan.
Gregg & Co: 16 bxs hair oil, Harris
Ewing; 7 bbls glass. Knox, Kim .t Co;
ty,res, Smith & Porter; 1 box wood, D
'Kinzer; 27 bbls apples,Voigt, Mahood
& Co; 2 , bbls apples, 1 o dry apples;_l hf
bbl pea corns, 1 crock apple butter, 1 kg
elderberries, Vangorder & Shepard; 1
bbl scrap iron, .1 13 Jones; - 3 eke rags, 1
do apples, 1 bx butter, 1•do beans, 1 bbl
eggs, F. Peot; 3 kegs lard, 0 Barnett; 1
dressed hog, 10 bbls potatoes, H Riddle:
Oaks oats, Meanor ik Harper; 1 half bbl
liquor, Dierker & Speck; 122 sks pea
nuts,-.1 Dickey it Co;11 bxs cheese, Graff
& Reiter; 12 bbls dry apples, 8 do beans,
Bead & Metzger.
PITTSIIURGEI, FORT WAYNE •& CHI.
(moo, RAILROAD," January 29.-8 cars
iron ore, Shoenberger t Blair: 39 cars
metal, Nimick dr, Co; 3 do do. J W Porter;
10 do , do, Coleman. Rabin & Co; 6do do,
Bryan & Caugbey; 7do .do, Jag Wood,
Son & Co; 2 do do, BroWn & C-1; 1 car ap
ples, Woodworth & Davidson; 24 bbls do,
W 11 Graff &Co; 133 do do, P J Black; 11
do do, 1 keg apple butter, H Rea Jr; 1
car rye, W McKim dlr. Co; 48 bbis apples,
Vole ,Mahood , ahood & Co; 2 bbla butter, Van.
gorder & Shepard; 1 car rye, Scott I W
aal; 49 hides, B Ptiatun; 10 doz tubs, 24
do pails, ST Shriver & Co: sdo tubs, .1 S
Dilworth t Co; 2 bbls eggs, W J SteeVl
Bra; 6 doz brooms, Jas Connor; 7 kegs
apple butter, 27 bble 'apples, John Bar
ker; 14 bbls apples, 'J .3 Pettit; 55 bbis
highwinet., Litton • I Weakling; lot car
riage hardware, Haire & l3ro; 6 bbls
spirits, Hostetter &fßmith; 2 cars dry
salted shoulders, E H 31.yeis & Co; 32
bbls Mess pork, J P Hanna .I Co; 25 lib's
higliwines, G & A; 2 cars rye, W J Meek;
600 bids flour, owner; 100 do do, J & A
Dietz; 1 car rye, Hugh. Knox; 400 bbis
dour,,McClure & McKee; 8 cars wheat, J
S Liggett I Co; 1 ear' rye, Thos Collins;
100 bbls.tlaur, W H Kirkpatrick & Co.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY' RAILROAD, Jan
uary 29.-39 bags rye, , lB B Floyd & Co;
1 car metal, llicKnight, Porter & Ce; 68
green hides, 1 bill do, J Hammett &
Son; , V car metal, John Moorhead; Ido
. do, Brown' & Co; 35 aks oats, Adams
Austin; 49 do do, 5 do rye, 2do wheat,
1 car grain,„Scott & Gisal; 2 bxs mdse,
til Ewarl I , Co; 1., tpkg• leather, W
cue & Son; 2 pkgs butter. Gill & Br 9;
car bay,,Planey I Moore; 35 aks rye, 2
'do buckwheat flour, Kell & RAnbart.
,
ALLEGHENY STATION.. January 29,-7
cars metal, Pittsburgh Iron , at Forge Co; ;
2 cars corn, Geo Stewart; 1 do do, Jas
Stewart; 2 bgs dry. apples, Jas O'Hanioli;
1 car metal, Lindsay& McCutcheon; ldo
staves, Balla & Robertson; 1 do wheat,
Wm McKee &,, , Co; sdo barley, Joshua.
Rhodes .t Co; 3 do, liestone. Superior
Iron Co; 100 - bills -'paper, Frazier
Metzgarf 1 car lumber,W Reed; 89
bale* eOtton, Holmes, 81l <lc Co.
, IMPORTS BY KIT Et.
/ 4 "/ Onixa2 43 -7-Eisu B. C. ,Gasit-36
hhds sugar, 23 bbls molassies„. Allen
Kirkpatrick 'is Co; ,160 bbls molasses,
Carter. McGrew it Co; 106 do do. 100 do ,
du, 20 bads sugar, J S Dllsiorth do Co; 32
,bblis molasses, Atwell dr. Lee; 80 do de,
Read d Metagar; 60 dodo, 14 hhcbsdugar,
Wm thislage & Co; 144 bishs' molasses;
,Watt,,Lsusg do Co; 11. dO do; ,Haworth &
-Da whoxst; 6O dO do, 25 had dti": do, E
aver 4 Co; 9_pkp mdse. : Clark 'A tp; 269
1.439113.01°04110 iSTigisr; /31, dodo a
D okay Co; 0 aka feathers. Mgt;
6 bolhi 'scrap Irou. Joe #olCht-dg Co;
bale 4, hat_ Jolusistost.' "
Te• -7e rOots Amoda.
.„, • 4413tEliSTOWN.
inn Mame =a sTEASIENIIIM,
first-cdeos vesseD, , "Moly
kik t okti lli i nal %_o_oe mated
oiT Y or P_Mus, CITY•OP ANTWNPP_,_
CITY CUP SOMN, CITY •OP BALTINOWLS
CITY OP• LONDON,
Zatitag_MaY BATiVper, from Pier 415,
%4 yeti slyer, New Tow. Fox easesge or faMber
informed= &sway to
: • e WILLLA BINGHAM, 41'• •
di
easzavr L (Citron le NMI mg..
esetremooette rose Odle,. Pinebureb
OT le E ..-Persons
frontintor abutting on Likens ave..
; the eityof elttsburgh, wilt. please Mho
notice, the report of viewers. in this matter of
the opentrig ct Aikens avenue, has been placed
in my. hands. , , • . ,
ili,...ol4,See_cinetitt,lt not paid on or before Febra-
MT LAW. LSO!" will be, ntered In Court as liens.
.P. BLAULIt, Cltv Attorney. •
111 " ' • 7 ; . 108 Avenue. •
MBALD. BLAKELIEIIig
"T'l(ni.i4n3TkA6.4'4G•A•SV•
stdmiKadit7
rvi7n-i, . "-m.7n7.4711
No. 911," ram sTaFrr.
Firmly/t&8. PA
RIVER NEWS.
"1 - • t''
lire weather . - continues *ell' 'nnshitled!
`.,.-a,elpitignahlerftiStafßltdtwoold,xearty
yesterday morning, and a heavy white•
f r ost was everywhere apparent; as the
advanced, however, it became warmer,
and at four r. at. the mercury was np to
50, with every appearance of rain.
The Kenton; arrived sometime during
Thuriday night, and departed again last
evening.
The R. C. Gray from New Orleans, ar.
rived in the evening with a good trip, in
cluding aconsiderable amount of sugar
and molasses.
The hull for Capt. M. A. Cox's new
mountain arrived at the wharf yester
day or Thursday night. There are now
no less than three, new mountain boats
at, the landing, two of which the , Carrie
V. Kounti., x and Silver Bow, are almost
completed. '
The R. R. Hudson cleared for Cincin:
nati last evening with a moderate freight
list, - and eng:agements at Wheeling.
The Bellevernon, Captain J.J. Dar
ragh, is filling up steadily for St.
LOWS, as is also the Cannella, Captain
Poe, for'Nashville, and - the Mollie Eb-'
ert, Captain George W. Ebert, for New
Orleans. . I
the Grey 'Eagle, Captain C. L. Bren
nan, is the regular packet for Parkers
burg today, leaving at noon.
Gen. Chas. Barnes, the indefatigable
steamboat agent, is a candidate for
Sheriff.
, Captain -- Johrr , S. - McMillan, is still
about; at least we saw a man the other
day that resembled him very much.
—The Lorena left Cincinnati' for Pitts
burgh on Weclnesday'and the Sallie and ,
Armadillo. ere advertised to follow on
Thursday.
—The Maggie Hays was at Cairo on
Wednesday.
—The New . York left Nashville for
Pittsburgh on Wedn
—A late St. Louis chip ge says:
Captain,John Bwoks been appointed H
•clerk oMe Greet Republic." This gen--
tlemap is one of our most popular citi
zens, and is well known as one of the
most experienced stftwboatrnen and
officers on the Westerii•*, vers. He is a
valuable accession to the steamer. The
Great, Republic's repairs are deferred on
account of high water In the Ohio, but
she will be ready' to launch in three or
four days after they are once begun.
—The Local Inspector of Louisville has
refused to renew- the pilot license of Jno.
W. Dean, on moot:int of drunkenness and
consequent inability to fill the position.
-The contract for building the darn at
the head 'of the Falls, we understand,
was on Wednesday awarded to D. C. Hill,
of New Albany. The erection of the dam
will require 'some 700,000 feet of tiinber.
•
—TheSincinnati_Commercica in speak
ing of the line of packets between that
place and New Orleans, remarks: It is
.a noted fact that this season all our Routh
ern packets, notwithstanding the low
rats of freight and dull times, have been
running more regularly' than during
any,pertod for,fifteen years, and we have
no hesitation in saying that while every
exertion has been used to decrease the
running expense of boats, the most sue.
cessfut in the New Orleans or any other
trade will not net one cent of profit to
their owner after their insurance and
necessary dock and repair bills are paid.
Enlarge the' Louisville Canal, and Cin
cinnati will have the most elegant busi
ness steamers plying the Southern
Waters. We know from personal obser
vation that the steamboat interest is crap.
•pled for the want of substantial.naviga
ble improvements, such as the enlarge
ment of ,the canal. It costs no more to
run boafilike the Nick Longworth and
John Kilgour, than it does those ,
built to pass through the canal, while the
former can easily carry 'one-third more
freight than the latter on the same water.
late Little Hoek (Arkansas) paper '
says:. The large apil beautiful steamer
Arkahsas, from New Orleans, arrived at
our lauding on Monday morning. The
Little Rock Brass Band was a party on
the boat, and discoursed most_ excellent
music during her stay here.
—There is more trouble brewing in
the White river trade, and it is probable
that another Tuesday packet will be
put• in before long. A refusal on the
part of one of the late contending par
ties to fulfill their part of ,the contract
has made another packet a-necessity.
—The St. Louis Demoerat says: Mr.
Battsman,.of the Memphis Packet Com
pany. in digging a foundation for a
“hold-fast," on; : the wharf, discovered a
well paved wharf sixteeq feet under the
old level," and ten feet under 'the 'sur
face of the wharf. What' length of time
has elapsed since that pavement was
laid, he does not, know, bdt thinks it
the most curious discovery he ever
Made. " •
atirer and Weather.
,
Lourvit January 29.--The weather.
is bleat slid - very mild. The river is
failing With six - feet four inches water in
the coital. - •
STIIIUSIYI::I3OATS.
pITTEIBtRGHO
ti
witidam*e,
Marietta and Parkerabn*
Leave' Company's Whaif Bost, toot of Wood
4 Street, • •
•
,
DAILY. a LS
'J'trisinens AND FBIDATB.
.. ... ... . A. S. Snimlin.n. Master.
Wtrfartitlne.Ts AND SAtuaDmrs, • ,
oust WIWI C. L. Dantrens, Master.
.. •
WW)
O" !dm, to redistvett at, A 91 1 111 3 7 1• „.
,ul4. ,r, , JAMBS COLLINS. Arent.
iVORMAIIAVILLEIDI a i ggrat: '
JILL tit...WT.—Toe Mantes .1
.OeitnLlS . ... . ... CArr.
'Will Inane lUDS 'DY: Januar" 30tbaby the
above and Intermedlate porta. . • • • ,
IFor freight or wage apply on board, or to
GHBUIMT a ILASLICTT, , • • .
.4NO. rumor; sr •
des J. D. C LLINGWOOD; Agents. .;,
.IWOR CAIRO AND ST.l ia gat
lAitile.—Tbe new and ppien
did Passenger Packet • - '•
nitLLE VIESPON Joni, DlAltAff,
W 111106,0 tor tbs. above pots .c.in TBIS DAY.
the Suitt Inst., at o'clock 7. IC;
Tor freight or wawa apply.** board or to. ~
JOHN YDACK. • _
ja22 .1; D. COLblNGWtsilv. Agent.
rn .
YHIS and NRW ORLEANO.--
e ewand splendidymmenger steamer
MOLLIZ EBERT...O. W. Zinn?, Commander.
Will WITS for the abase portsonUTIIIIDAY,
the atlth Inst.. at 4 o'closk.o. at... _
trortrelght or passag e apply board or to
gidteril & uuta.INGWOOD. or'
014111EIST & H.AZLIICTT. Agents.
Through Tempts alTerl thwabove boat to Set
ma. KOlsmin: isenton, Montgomeri. Ala.. At an
ta,, Moron, - West Point. Goorp,sug en p o int" on
tbit Althorns riyer and Te xis nrat loweat raten
Jatt.t: • Hill Tr riILMETT.
LITBOGA.E.PHERS.
amiltur man.
SINGEULY. &CLElS,Successon
Ozo. F. oskczz .s
VSACTICAL LrINOORAPHERS.
The only_ Otrsain',Lithographlo Establishment
Vast of tlte , lerlitstus. Business Cards, _Loetter
RISSAIII. Labels; Circulars, ,lihnir
Dl PlTztal 'brindle tilsaws essulleates of De.
etsols, Mc.. Eta. TA and Tit
Wein, Pittsburgh.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
D.II.LINOKB .1. E. STIVENBOII
pp
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
RICCrIVE AND BELL
AU Kind's of Country Produce,
J ill orders for Merchandise promptly tilled at
LOWEST market rates. . Particular attention
given to the sale otllatter kggs. Cheese Dried
Fruits, ae, We feel conf ident that we can give
entire satisfaction by snaking QUICH SALES and
PROMPT BETCHNEiIIe HIGHEST HAMLET PRICES,
and therefore respectfully polish your consign
ments. All cerrespoudence answered promptly.
Marki ng arriv e daily
Plades flor hed free. Grain i l2 n store
and to . A31:178
E fr e l:1111, 11 1HD BY A. & T
W. N. GOERS, _
WHOLESALE Gamma,
No. 271 _Liberty Street,
(Maid= OPP. Emmy. Boma
PITICEOBTTReaII,
se :re
WATT, LANG & COQ
wuoissAss rozezzas
fireeerion, Moor. Grain, Produce.
Pro visions, Fish, Cheese,. ei er b on
OIL ikr.t.
NoS. i 1 and , 174 WOOD MUM, sear Lib
erty street. Pittsburgh. Pa. n08:n56 .
821R.Wc J. A. &MILL
•• =L
Air STEELE & SON,
ir
. Commission Merchgnia,
' AND DZALDIn IN
V1.017/1. GRAIN,
No. 95 OHIO BTREWL near Past Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
4. D. carrizz.b • A. .1% CANIMILD.
'T B. CANFIELD & SON)_com
cj MISSION MERCHANTS. and Wholesale
Dealers to Goshen, Factory. , Hamburg and W.
R. Cheese, Batter, Lard, Pork, Raton, Flour,
Fish, Dried Fruit, Grain, Pis -Lead, Pot, Pearl
and. Buda Ashes, White Lime, Linseed, Lard,.
Coal and Carbon 011 s: No. 141 Ftras, street.
Pittebturch. • '
PST= EZIL JAS. V. BICILAIrid •
KEIL & mcnAmr,
COMMISSION MERCHANT%
',AND DEALIME. f2r , •
"LOUR, ORLIN. SEEDS, MILL FEED, Le.•
349 Liberty Plttsburgby
InTZA:b37 • •
minalca. • . • B. AMER.
MCBANE k ANSI/4
COMMISSION MkRCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR, • ORLIN and PRODUCE
kiEbERALLY. No. 14a WATER STREET.
above Stalthdeld,,Plitsbnrgn. tea
FETZER& ARMSTRONG,
FORWABDING't OCIILKIESIONNIMOILANTB,
Fofthe 5110 of 'Flour, Grain; Bacon, Lard, But
ter, Seeds, _Dried Fruit, wad Produce generally,
No. 16 KARKET STREET, corner of First,
Pittsburgh. • - fe=.:gri
J. BLANCHARD,
FM
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 396 PENN STREET.
apIS:.T.E9
HOW. ICIOnt AI , TRXW ICNOX.
R.KNOX &SON, COMMISSION
. MERCHANTS and dealers In FLOUR,
Oita/AN MILL FEED and PRODUCE GENER
ALLY, No. 79 DIAMOND, opposite City Hall,
Alleatienv City. Jar7:r37
T ITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON,
1.4 Wholesale tirocers, Commission Merchants
and Dealers in Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard 011, Iron, Nails, Glass,
Cotton Yarns and all P''asburuh Manufactures
generally. 112 and 111 04COND.B.TEKET,
Pittsburgh. •
JOEY , I. norres..in*. aorrsr.....war. B. ROUSE.
- TOBIN I. HOUSE &BIROS., Sue..
U cetlegrs to JOHN L HOUSE & CO., Whole
ears Grocer and Commission Merchants, Cor.
ner of Smithfield and Water streets. Pittaintrgh.
JOHN sturroir L WALLACI
§...IIIPTON& WA LLACE_., Whole
SALE G ROCE STREET. RODUCE DEAL
No. 0 SIXTH. Pittsburgh.
tathrSt
PROFESSIONAL.
WM. H. NEEPER,
ALDERMAN AND EN-OFFICIO JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE.
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Special attention given to conveyancing and
collections Deeds. Bonds and Mortgages drawn
up. and all local business attended to promptly
and accurately. -
JO9. A. BUTLER,
ALDERIO3 AHD POLIO imams
Ocoee, 128 WPVID STREET, near *ashington ,
PlPljollplttill, PA..
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgment ,
Depositions, OolleeMous'and all other leg.tl
int e business executed p romptly. =Mara '
SAMIUBL NICIILISTERS,
' AIIDVAVIKA.N,
. .
Ex-Melo auetiee of the Peace and Pollee Mit-
Irateedra: Otttoe
PI,'TT GRANT STREET PA. , opposite the
ps th
Deeds, Bonds ,
SBURGH, ,
us
Mortgages, Aeknowledgments,
DPooelttons, and all Legal Business eveented
wit) promptneesand dbmrateh. table
viusrAcE MORROW,
A.X.IDERMA.DI3--
_ •
OFFICE, 73•FENNA. AVENUE, •PinSBORGH;III.
Deedt„ zoinsadortraget, Ackuowledgmeutit
Depositions and all I..egal Bustueet executed
with prcrmptnesS and dispatch. I mv
:TORN A. STRAIN, -
" ArapraktiST-Arr• .
SZ-OI
mei =met biP Tint leskaz.mm
PLicaztLansTluqs:
.0201,1111 , 1111:ir1ti
; c
a
thoushPntibann' Pa. Deeds,
gsgeq Aetom l tgmers .r e Depositio n s sad ail
sx
. pro ippissist pad
dispatch. •
:41.L 1
•.
,f of 04.P#acei
CONVEYANCER,: , REALf&YATE,AIIi
NANCE AuEr..
°ARBON IITELE/11`., *AST - illitEiiisGEtatlf.
, •
- Collection of Rental inniptunaptly at
tended to. , ' mY3:9 60
M VEII,6IIISOX,'
J.
`XTrintRVY-AT-L , ILW;
No. 87 !VIII Street•
• . II .
JOHN'Wi lUSWELL,
ATTORXICY..AZ4AVI.
Oines,ll6 blitietottd Strecti
topPoistte the coart Hop"
1115:t44
Ces; TrWITLISELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
No. SO Grant Street.
PITTSBURGH. PNII.
EcITTSBURGH & MUM.
oNNELLS VILLE
fLOAD
On and after TUF.nbAY, Noyember. 17th.
ltso", trznial Will iuirive at and depari•Qom tne
Moot collier of grant: and Water ;states's, as
Mail to and fromilAloo
-101fn
McKeesportAceomdtlu li:OB i:135 P. K.
Ex. to and from Unt'n. 3:00 P. K. 10:10 a. K.
West Newton Aceosn'd, 4E130 P. K. 5:35 A.
M. Braddock's Account:l"n 6:13 r. F.:30 F. M.
Night Ac. toMelV10:30 P. K. 0:45 A. 11.
Sunday Church Tr Coto
and (Yom West Newton' 1:00 r.11.10:00 a.ll.
For tickeU apply in
J. B. KERB, Agent
W. B.ETOCT, Superintendent. nogg
ORANGE. Off'a t igion
1,,:j TIME.
.6LLEGUENT VALLEY natutoen,
On and after MOND/kY, goveinher 9 D4 !S6
TWO TRAINS DAILY wilir !ease Pittsburgh
Station, corner of Eleventh and Pike streets for
Franklin, 011iCity, Buffalo, and all points in this
()Interims&
litLltavr. rilismntoa. I ABBr zlw rirrastnum
Mall ' .—. 7:15 a m 5:40p iss
Express 7:10 pmsExpreas.,' eh3o •a:
Brady's B Ae 3:00p m Brady& 13 Ae 10:30 a:a
let eodaWorks Ist Sart/Works
Accomd.—. 10:50 a m Accomod , n. 3.20 ans
Ad Soda Works 12d Soda Works
. AccoroOd'a. 6:00 p tri A , Acccunsdni. 31f0p
Church Train leave pittsbargteat 1:10 P. Y.
Ardveislaittahurgh at RAM
Passengers taking express train , Tiave but
one change of can between Pittsburgh, Buffalo
and OH .ftepions. Nail and Express - Trains stop.
only at . - principal- polata...XLsed Way and •At
coramodatiod trains stop a&all stations. •-
THOMAS M. KING, Ass , t..Suptt.
W. FOSTER HOPE, Ticket Agent. . no,-
ITTEII3I7IIGH A __
CINCINNATI AND
. LOUIS BILLLWAILT.
PAN HANDLE ROMP, •
UHANGZ TlME.—Onariff after ad
toelfor.Nl2d, 11968, trains will leave and arrive at
toe Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
Depart. !Mos.
Man E5pra5,.... e ....„, 3:13 a. m: 12:13 s. m.
Fast Line 10:13 s. m. 7:33p. m.
Fast Exprsys 2:58 p. m.-12:18 s. m.
Mixed Way ' 5:43 a. m. '0:43 p.
hltDonald's iteeln,l7m - .111:98 s. m. 8:33 p.m.
Steubenville Aseamssed. 3:38 p.m: . 9:48 a. m.
ideponabl'ildoen, No. 2..8:08 p. at! 3:18 p. m.
%:58 p. M. Express will leave daily.
151:13 P. M. MAN wilt arrive daily.
The 10:13 a. m. Train leaves daily, Sundays
cepted, and stakes close connections ci Nev.
ark to - Zattertrille'atal potnts on Sandusky
idanstield a Newark R. B.
• S. F. eCtiLt, klenerid Ticket Asent.
W. W. CARD, Supl.. ateubearillei Ohio. .
roZ
... ”* ZICSMIII
PI B TORT WAYNE & CHI:OA:30 -
y
F.W. and•CLEVELAND 2 - PITIBBURGIT. E. B.
' From Elec. 200 a 1208., trains will leave frail)
and arrive at the Union Depot. north aide, Pitts
burgh city time. as follows:.
.L 4640.
Chicago Its a m•
Erie & Van bPl7:2ileanil
Wteg 31 , 16:211. a m
Chicago Hail. 8:58 ato
Chicago Es -10:08 a m
Cl. Wb.74 2:23psr.
Chicago Ex- 2:43 p m
W VAL Erie 311.
Dept:l./rocsMaria
Alleghel:ny.
N. Brigt'n AIL 8:58 a m
.Le.etsdale " 10:22 a m
m
" L1:58 a
Bochistei " • 1:33 pm
Leetsdale-Acc.3:o4pm
N. Brigt'n " .0:33 p m
N. matt' . 4 .6:28 pm
Leetsdale "10:43 pro
'Leetsdale Run
day Church. 1:13 p m
2:43.p. m. Chicaf
Jtir 11:58 a. m. Chios.
. de::: F. It..irrEll2.
10ENYSTLYAzaggillMil
NIA CENTRAL RAI
ROAD. (Aland after Nov, 28th. 1868, Trains
will arrive at and depart from tht Union Depot,
_ WaShington. and Liberty streets, aa
follows!
Arrive._ r _ epars.
Mall Train—. 1:go am Day Express.; 2:30 ata
_ . Wa
ll's
,
Wall's No. 1.. 0 20 ami
Drinton &cep. 7:50 a m I
Wall's No. 2.. S:5O a m
Cincinnati Ex.0:40 a mi
Johnstown Ac10:35 am
Baltimore Ex. 1.46 p m
Phila. Express2:os , p
W's
Br a ad ll p doeks NO15:50 p m
Wall's No. 4. 11:115.0 m
Way Pass:l'r 111:20 p ,
The church Train leaves Walls Station every
Sunday at ,9:15 a. m., reaching' Pittsburgh at
10:10 a. M. ' Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at
1:50 p. m• and arrives at Walls Station at
9:00 p. m. •
'Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All other
traw s daily except Sunda'''.
. For fa.riAer information apply to
W. H. RECEWITH Agent.
The Pennsrivaalaßallroad Company Will not as -
stime any risk forßaggage, except for wearing an • ,
• para. and limit their responsibility to One Bun
dre• Dollars in value. Ali Baggage .exceeding
the t amount in value wlli be at the risk of the
ownnr. us less take , by special contract.
EDWARD ii WILLIAMS.
no s M General Superintendent, Altoona, .Pl 6
W T
ESERN-Mtagal_ .
.. PENNSYLVANIA
RA_LEOAD.—On and after A ov. 22d, USN. the
Pa senger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Rai road will arrive at and depart ' from the
Feden I Street Depot, Allegheny City.as follows:
' Arrfee. ' 1
Springd , e No 115:40 a WIWI. 7:00 a m
'Freeport No. 1920 a mlFreeport 9:15 am
- Express 1040 a tu Sharptog Nol 11:20 axt
sharpies o.11:25 p m Express
'Freeport No: 2 400 prupring(Pe No I 3:40 p
Mail 5:55 pnllFreeport N0.25:40 p za
Bpringd'e No 26195 p miSortngd'e No 2 7:10 p in
Ahoye trains run daily except Sunday.
- The Church! Train leaves Allegheny Junction
every Ounday at 7:40 a. m.; reaching Allegheny .
City la 9:50 a. m. .Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1:90 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Juno.
tion at 3:4b p. m.
CONXUTATION TiCitive-4 P or sale in packages
of Twenty, between. Allegheny City, Chestnut
street Berra, Bennett,.l' ue Creek, Etna and
Sharpabory. and i r only
_on the trains stopping
at Stations spe ed on tickets.
The trains lea g Allegheny City at 7:00 ii.
ra. make. direct connection Ist Freepor vrithWal•
kers Line of Stages forßutler and, Hannah town.
Through tickets' may. be purchased-at - th. Orlice,
No. 3 at Clair street, near the &IS - penal( ntiridile.
Pittsbor. it, And at the Depot.. Alleghaag. •
For farther Information_apply to
• - ,' .. , JAW* IXTEBT
F. Arran Depott.. -
Federal Street
.The Western -Pennsylvania Railroad will not
a. same any risk forßaggage, ezcept for wearing
rand. and limit their responsibility to One
undo. d Dollars in value. All baggage en—
ding II is amount in value wlllbe at the risk of
the owner, unless taken by special contraot.
' ---• ' • EDWARD H. W1.1.1.1A21_
ncas eleo.tal Sunerintendent. Altoona. rs.
S MOHY HILL
MON PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Baustem Division.
TheTH SHORTEST AHD MOST IA
' RELBLE
ROO nun the Zeit to PcOlts -111
Ciiloirado, Nevada.
California,
Arizona,.
New aezic., Idaho,
•
-01140111.,; •
- ' TT Trains leave !Rata Liss sad LaMantia'. b
(Smidaya -elitos.)ontbe arztral_ot_traiA6
of abide HaUro front I. Ltl i ari co =
:bat and At. Joe Railroad• from
thy 'at Law ran6o-, Tara • sad Walislid lOU
stues far , all points -Kansas. .At ent o l
tea& west of RUB atorth witb Ol t I: l24 rf x "
ZSYRIA,... 3 COY PANT, DAILY
BTATr
LINZ OV -. IIiILMIrD ZADJAND /1111/r#s
- YOZ . • .
niarrtnnits Reim .I,‘Asins
AU , Pointe in "the Tirritorieft
nd with SANDIZREetio TILVWESELT Ira
o A f COACIDEd lb: Tort Union, sent 's' Port, rasa.
Alin pampa. Banta 1114 awl all•point. la AA
son. and wear Mexico. doet
With IM ream additions' lot . Tann' ___.. e
and eaulamtent, and the arrangements ....mall
with responsible Oveviand Triatileciat i " l
from its western terminus. sod now of
unequal Ind belittles for the
freight to the IV , Weal.
_:...,..:__, „maw Is
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Mileage .Ex; 9:13 a
Chicago Ex 11:88 a
Wheeling Lx U:l3 as
tirestiine Mail 3:53 plat.
Chicago Ex...4:38 pm
Cleveland Ex 4:08 pet
Erie & Ern Ez13:13 pm
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Arrive in Allegheny.
N. 9r4t , n A.0.7:03 am
N. Brixt'n " 8:99 am
New Castle ~"10:33 am
Leetsdale " 9:/3 am.
N. Brig:Von "51:43 pin
Leetsdale, • " 4:53 pm
" 1:18ty,
!Leetsdale Pun• m
day Lheirch: 9:58 as
o Express leaves daily.
• r Express arrives daily.
General Ticket Anent.
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151111 Train 8:10 am
,I.Cincin'ttEx 10:35 pm
s No. 2..11:510 am
45ohnstown An. 3:25pm
IFiradttoelcs Noll:2opin
IPhila. 'Express 5:10 pm
Walla. No. 8.. 5:20 pm
Wall's No. 4..6:15 pm
Fast Line 1:50 pm
Wall's 0.5..1UL:50 pm
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