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410 E OP PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, March 5, /861
The general markets continue very
quiet, and devoid of anything that is
really new or important. 'There seems
however, to be a more cheerful feeling
in commercial circles, since the inaugu
ration, and with a 'conviction that the
financial affairs of the country will be
improved, business men entertain hopes
that trade generally will looin up, and
J that the c l l; sr llness and,d, deparebsaion which
• fic l iy aB b s° ett l e o r times.Pr Already go e s ire ccee: :at .
bonds have appreciated in value, giving
unmistakable evidence that the govern
ment credit is improving, and under the
new administration, there is every pros
.
- pest of better times in the future.
APPLES ---In fair Supply and in steady
demand at 84®86 pbr bbl:
APPLE BUTT (490 c.
BUTTER`--Pritne o choice
Er
steady demand, and ar,be quotedfirm
at 40®43. '
-BEANS—In better sttpply—may be
quoted at 83.50®83,75.
BUCKWHEAT' FLOUR-Dull at 33e 2 .
CHEESE—SaIes of Western at 22c, and
New York 'Goshen at 23®24c.
CARBON OlL—ls' a shade easier but
unchanged, at 33®3335,-in jobbing way.
CRANBERRIES-,gal es at slB®s22.
G ' O RNM` . .:AL-31®§1,10 per bushel.
GROCERIES—The Sugar market con
tinues dull and weak with a drooping
tendency. Thus far Refined's hare
dropped a full cent while Raw is off at
least half a cent. It looks now as if the
bottom had not beer( touched, and that
a still further deline is probable. In
other articles there has been no change
since the date of our list report.
. _ DRIED FROTT--Peaches steady at 14
' gis for quarters; 16®17 for mixed and
.18®20 for halves, as to quality. Apples
• 11®12 cts.
. . EGGS—Coritiane to arrive freely, and
.• • the market is dull at 21®22.
HAY—There is a slightly improved
demand for baled, which is owing to the
i bad condition of the roads," preventing
• arrivals of wagon hay from the country,
but prices are no higher, $23®525 for
•
gaod to prime, on wharf.
HOMINY-46,00®56,25 per • barrel.
• PROVISIONS—Bacon isqUoted at
' 14%®15 for Shoulders; 17®'17 for
'bbed, and 1834 for Clear Sides and
; 1f - 19,w,,. for Hams. Lard in tierces,
" 3 2i 1A Pnd in kegs =. Mess Pork 833,00.
. ,
(i 4 l A l7 t , Dfor°llt:M2l,lYEm be
'au,Milla,•7oBllo3sr
f , No. 1.
' I SEEDS—Cloverseed is steady at $lO,OO
1
- 'i • -to $10,50, as to quality. Timothy is un
changed at #3,50, and Flaxseed is firmer
'1 and we now quote at $2,45®52,50.
SALr--Is quiet but steady, and is still
.;, quoted at 132 by the car load.
ISORGIIUM-60®65c.
" ''' '" ' GRAIN --There is ' no - demand for
I _, 'Wheat, and the market is dull but un
• , 1- ; " - - changed at $1,48®51,50 for No. 1 Spring,
•t ,. •, andsl,ss®Bl,6o•for Winter. Oats firmer,
i' '1; t brit there is no improvement to note in
1. '
1 : the demand; 65®66 on track, and 671568
instore. Corn although in limited sup
',
ply, is dull and unchanged at 75®80.
•- - --' , Rye is quoted at $1,45, but sellers gener
,.
~..;.-,. -. ~ ally are asking more. Barley remains
''''.
atachanged at $2382,10 for fair to good
il Id g, and $2,15®12,23 for Choice - dci.
NIONS—SS to $6 per bbl,
• : ALLOW—Rendered, 12c. •
r '
t- 75® POTATOES—Very dull; smal I - sales s
80c.
-...
PEANUTS-10 cts. per lb.
FEATHERS—Live Geese eath
. -
quoted at 75 to 80, to the trade, z .d
'.• usual advance - fn a retail way.
FLOUR—_Is quiet and dull the
mend being almost entirely lo
while prices are unchanged. Spz
Wheat brands may be quoted 17,1 . ps7
and Winter Wheat, $8,00(44850 r I
.. ''• rel. Rye Flour, $7,50. The. Pea 1 2
- ' quote their best brands, made of
best Wheat, as follows: Extra am
Flonr,in barrels, at $9,30, and; in, sac
• $9,00 per barrel; Double Extra i • .. I
in barrels, $lO,OO, and, in sa - 4 19
i 'per barrel; Spring Wheat Flour,' u b
• rels, 57,80, and ,in sacks, $7,50 per .arm
,The City Mills quote prices as f. llca
Extra Family, (Winter) in .: e
$9,30, anti, in sacks, 59,00 per .- rr
Double Extra Family, in barrels $9,
and, in sacks, $9.50 per b.arr. a
• Spring, 08,00, in barrels, and • 70,
sacks, per barrel.
WHlSEY—Highwines dull an. art
- ' shade easier, and may now be quot .11,
.', ajobbing way, at 94®95.
I '
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW Yoax, March s.—Cotton wiiho,
decided change; sales were made tf 200
bales at 29©2930 for Middling Upl nds.
Flour—receipts 3069 bbls dull, heav and
lk , lower; 3,600 bbls sold at 85,35@6,15
for superfine State western; 86,30g6,70
for extra State; 86,75@7 for extra western;
I $7@7,75 kir good white wheat extra; 89,35
`:0)7,73 for R. H. O.; , 17©8,60 for extra St.
Louis; 89(12 for good choice do., clos
, ing heavy. Southern flour dull and
drooping; sales.2Bo bbls at $ 6 , 2 0@6,75 for
common to fair extra; $6,80@ 1 2 for good
I choice do. California flour dull; sales 300
aka at 16(4•;8 for old; 88@10,50 for new.
,Rye Flour is lower; 1 300 bbls - sold at 85
i (47. Cornmeal is quiet; sales were made
of 100 bbls of Brandywine at $5. Whisky,
• quiet; sales of 51 bbls western at 97c for
' free. Wheat---receipts---3,778 bush; the
.69 ow
Market is dull and I@2o lower; sales of
, bush No. 2 spring in store and
idloatat $ 1 , 4 6®1,4834c; . closing at $1,47
delivered. Bye quiet; sales of 1,800
bush Canada at 81,40. Barley heideavy vyand
clining; sales of /2,000 bush German
private terma.• Barley 'Malt quiet.
C orn—reolpts, 2,732 bush: the market
iB less active and drooping; sales of 40.-
000
bush at1: 1 5@960 for new mixed west
ern; 98e fur old do in store; 96; , ic for wpei
vilxed cut, a
ndlaat evening 25,000 bush did
heavy; Bales of 41,0(N), busk' at 743.0 for
western in store; 763,‘ do afloat. Rice
quiet. Coffee dull. Molasses dull. Su.
gar quiet; sales 221 /aids Cuba at 123 4
,4013. Petroleum quiet, 20c for crude and
35 for:retined bodded. , Hops quiet, 5®
/5. American lituved oil ateidy, I.l,oirh
1,03. Turpentine quiet, 54X. Pork dull,
lower; saki 650 bbls at $ 31 ,00@)31,30 for
new malls, closing at $3426 evan;-00,76®
31,00 forold mesa; :420,00 for s26,oprime 0 (487,25f0r prime;
bbls at
• .528,56
m also
bbls told at $31;50. Beef dull;ega;
sales. 250
100
88,50 @i 1 6.1/14 new plain mess
4112,00@ig,50; and DOW mess extra,
Tierce Beef dull and heavy; sales of 25
tiercea at' 25@30 for prime mess, and
27@33 for India mess. Beef Hama dull;
~ sales 5 bbls at 27@30. _Cat Meats dull;
vales /30 nkgs at zaigz3g for ahotilders
and /6S® /734 for hams. Dressed Hogs
quiet at 13y,@1/335; ,Weeterzi 13y,:@14M;
oily_middles nominal; sales 100 bus
Cumberland cnt at private terms. Lard
heavy; sal es'6oo tea at 1734 ®l9g for steam
and 19 /® 193.5 for kettle rendered; also,
- 8,750 tee steam . seller for March - and
April at isvat9. Butter firmer at 30©
firm
38 for Ohln and 42®57 far State. Cheese
at 18©22,14. ° Freights to Liverpool
dull and
loVver, with engagements per
steamer - for , 16,000 bushels of Wheat
at 13)4d.
LafeBl.—Flour closed , dull and s©loo
lower. • Wheat heavy and declining, with
I -
NM
No. 24, - ,oring at $1,47 delivered. • Rye dull
at $1,38 . 01,39 for western,. and 81,40 for
p r i me i n Bore. Corn dull. at 95c for new
mixed weete;n, and 98e for old mixed
western in store. Pork quiet and steady
at $31,25@ 31,50 for Now mess, cash and
regular. Beef dull and unchanged. Cut
mews very quiet and unchanged. Bacon
nominal and unchanged.' Lard dull at
19®19X,c for good to prime steam.
Eggs dull at 25®28c.
Ciztrcaoo, March 5 . -Eastern Ex
change steady, at 1.10 premium selling
and 1-10 discount buying. Flou,r dull and
weaker; spring extras 85,7006,62.
Wheat dull, drooping and NOy a c lowe
sales of No. 1 St 17®1,19 and No. t at
$ 1 , 1 2301,13, closing at $l,/2;401,12;34;
sales since the change at $1,11X®1,12.
Corn in fair request and lo lower; salee
of medium at 56%®57c; no grade 54®
5534 c; closing steady at 66%c for medi
um; nothing doing this afternoon. Oats
doll and ®•y,c for lower, at 53X(4)54yac
for regular and fresh receipts et No. 2,
Closing dull at 533‘®54c. Rye dull and
3 , Y4); 4 c lower, at 1,18®1,19 for regular
and fresh receipts. Barley firmer and
2®3c Meer; salesat , 78®1,80r regu-
lar and fresh receipts $1N0.2. Hifoghwinea
unchanged. Provisions lower. - MOBS
Porn sold in a retail way at $3l; closing
nominal. Lard opened dull and lower
and closed a little firmer at 18®183/„c.
Dry salted Shoulders steady at 12c; short
clear middles 16hc. Dressed Hogsquiet
and closing weak at $12®12,50, dividing
on 200 lbs. Receipts for the past twenty
four hours-1,027 bbls flour 31,733 bus
wheat, 99,490 bus corn 24,254 bus oats,
4,882 bus rye, 2,150 bus ' barley, 1,035 hogs.
Shipments--9,696 bbla flour, 27.856 bus
wheat, 23,890 bus corn, 24,254 bus oats,
4,440 bus rye, 1,200 bus barley, 3,006 hogs,
CINCINNATI, March 5.-Flour and
Grain unchanged and quiet and not
much done. Cotton firm, but quiet,sith
sales toiddllnga at 28c. "Tobacco in good
&mend, with sales 112 hhda and 29 bats
at full prices. Whisky quiet and firm at
91c. Provisions very dull, there being
scarcely any demand, and quotations are
merely nominal. Mess Pork held at
$31,75, but there is no inquiry. Bulk
Meats are offered rather more freely , at
1 2310143 i for shoulders and sides. Bacon
hardly inquired for, even in the jobbing
way; shoulders can be bought at 1330,
clear rib sides at 16M, and clear aides at
17c. Sugar Cured Rims quiet at
1930. Lard dull; there is no demand
and-prices are nominal; prime city can
be bought at 18 ®18;(o. Butter is very
scarce and in demand. at 40®45c. No
changeln Seeds: Clover firm at $16,25®
16,50. Cheese firm at 21®22c. Beef Cat
tle dull, but prices are unchanged; whole
lots ranged from $4®4,75 per cental
gross. Gold flat, closing at 13034, buy
ing. Exchange higher at par, buying,
and 1-10 per cent. selling; the
money market closed quiet. •
ST: Lome, March 5 . -Tobacco has a
downward tendency; but sellers will not
make concession. Cotton and Hemp tin
chaged. Flour steady and unchanged;
sales of superfine at $5®5,60,. extra
6,50, doable extra $7, treble extra to
fancy 88®11,50. Wheat declined s®loc,
prime to choice red and fall $1,45®1,75,
fanny red and white 02,00. No. 2 spring
sold at $l3O, while only 81,30 was offered;
at the close, No. I brought $1,35. Corn
easier at 65@68c, and Small lots of fancy
white at 70c. Oats steady at 66®68c.
Barley quiet at $2,00 for lowa spring.
Rye unchanged at $1,40. Whisky firm
at 92. Park dull and lower at $32. Bulk
Meats nominal, with no buyers at yes
day's prices. Bacon very dull, and
,!‘e
lower, shoulders 1 63®167‘,, clear rib
sides 17' 4. • Lard dull and nothing do--
ing, choice in lots nominal at 18®183,1.
The hap far the past twenty-four
hours e amounted to s#lo barrels of
tens
flour , the32,ooo bushels of wheat, 14,000
bushels or corn, 4,800 bushels of oats,
d -
, 5,000 bushels of barley, 600 bushels of
rye, 600 head of hogs.
dna. Idimvaimen, March 5 . -Flour dull
r.,56; and prices unchanged. Wheat unsettled
bar- and lower, at $1,14 • for No. 1; 81,0834'@
hill 1,09 fer No. 2. Oats lower, at 53c for No.
th e 2. Corn unsettled, at 67c for new. Rye
any quiet and weak, at $1.15 for No. 1. Bar
3ite, ley nominal and unchanged. Provisions
ily, weak and drooping. Mess beef, $13@14.
9,70 City mess pork, $3132. Sugar cured
i tir . hams, 1 6%®17c. Prime city lard, 19m®
ref. 20c. Dressed hogs dull and lower, at
ws: $12,27C)12,75. Receipts-4,000 bbls flour,
ahs, 30,000 bush wheat, 2,000 bush oats, 5,004
ref; bush corn, 2,000 bush rye, 1,000 bush
,80, barley, 200 dressed hogs. Shipments--
ai d 5,000 bbls flour, 1,000 bush wheat, 1,000
in bush oats. 400 bbls pork.
CLEVELAND, March 5.-Flour - city
e a made' at $ 1 0,59®10,75 for treble extra
in white, $8,75®9 for double extra amber,
$7,50®7,75 for doable extra red winter,
$ 6 .75®7,25 for extra red, country made,
8 7 ,25048 - ler double extra red and amber,
$6,60(07,25 for double extra spring, $9,75
't 6 ®10,25 for double extra white winter:
Buckwheat Flour at $B. Wheat -No. 1
red winter at 81,66; 2 cars No. I at $1,46;
No. 2et #1,42. Corn -sales 7 cars at 69c.
Oats -sales 1 car at 603‘; and 1 dci. at 61e.
Rye quiet and nominal; held at $1,28®
1,30 for No. 1, and $1,25®1,27 for No. 2.
Petroleum market firm and quiet; re
fined held at 32®33c for large lots, and
trade lots at 203 c advance, .
Entranumoara, March 5.-Flour dull;
north Western extra family $6,75®7,25;
0(58,75®9,25. Wheat very quiet;
Toledo$1,80®1,90; white $2®2,15. Rye
$1.55. Corn less active and declined;
yellow 95®96c. Oats steady; western
72®75e. Petroleum firm at 25c for
crude,, and &So for refined. .Provisions
dull. 'Lard declined, with sales at 19®
19c. Whisky unchanged.
TOLEDO; March 5.-Flour inset;,-e,
Wheat lc lower for all grades, dull and
heavy; amber 81,62; No. I red $1,52; No.
1 white, Michigan, $474. Corn dull and
I®2c lowei; No. 1 68; NO. 2 65; no grade
64®65; white In demand at Oats
unchanged, 6134 for No. 1. Rye, In light
and
reques
un t; $1,5.8 for No. 1. Barley steady
nominal 4, chabged. 'Dressed hogs dull,
BALTIMORE; March 5.-Flour nominaa
and unchanged. Wheat dull; prime
Pennsylvania 11,70 @i•aii prime valley
$ 2 ,10®2,20. Corn dull; prime white 85c;
yellow 88®90c., Oats dull at' 70@75c.
Rye nominal r at 81,55 for Prime. Mesa
Pork quiet at '833. Bacon weaker; rib
sides 17c; clear sides 17c; shoulders 150;
hams 20 ®2lO. Lard 200. •
. .
Lorms'lLLE. March ' s .--Sales of 116
hhds of Tobacco, luga to medium cut.
ting 5%®1414. Cotton 27X. Mimi Pork
32. Lard 17y,'. Bacon quiet; clear sides
17%. Bulk Meats-shoulder/313; clear rib
sides, 16; clear sides 1634; all packed.
Flour $5,50®6,00. Wheat ,1 5 0 ,5 5 .
Oats 62®65. Corn 65®67. Whisky raw.
02.1ree. .
Mbsrears,-March 4.-Uotion' firmer at
18®28y,,c; receipts to-day, 1,251 bales;
exports,"2sB bales; weeicia receipts, ' 5,882
bales; exports, 4.915 bales; stock. 2,437
bales. Elm& quiet and:firm. at $6,60®
12. Corn and oats quiet '#nd ttiohanged:
Hay scarce at $2B.
IMPORTS BY RAIX,RO4III..
Prrnutmeg, Font :171/A11 : NB dt
OADO RAILROAD. 5-412 ears
metal, Nimlck . diCO; 9 do do, Coleman,
Rabin
o de Co; '5 do de, Union Iron . Mills; 6
do do, J W Porter; .5 do do, J Wood, Son
et Co; 1 do do, Loomis dr Collard; 4 do do,
John Moorhead; 400 ka , ,
Lang da Co; 100 bbls do, a J
ck flourA
Dietz;Watt 17
pkgs butter, H Rea, Jr; 25 bbis spirits, 5
alchohol, J Adler dr Co; 10 bales broom
corn, W Mardorf; 5 bbls gin, S H Watson;
PITTSBIJR6ii , GAZgTBTEr- -SATURDA,
25 bgs Seed, Watt; - Lang -de Co; 200 bbls
flour. Shoemaker it I.euagenheina; 100 do
do, D. Wallace; 4f.so tlO do,. owner; 300
pkgs lead, - Byrce,. Waller & .Co; 1 car
middlings, Bricker & Co; 28 bxs •cheese,
John Daub; 12 lags butter, ff . , J Braden;
10 do do, Graff & Reiter; 12 bbqs eggs, 12
do butter,W H Graff ; 17 bbls eggs; 7 hit '
bbl battr, 25 bls butter, H -.Rea, Jr;
14 aka rve D Wallace;l 47 bbls apples,
Voigt, Mahood & Co; I car hay, 0 /I Al
!anon 50 bbls high wines, Shipton &
Wallice;-1 car corn, Biagham dr Laing;
11 aks rags,
.Godtrey dt Clark; 2 cars ice,
Litchfield - & tow. • -. '
Can *rip kerreaunatt Raiz-
RoAnt March 5 . — /-- eat" rye; T Ificors;. 5
care gray marion orei - Es.'do. N, York W Sboenberger, Blair & Co; 3 cars lime
stone, McKnight & - •Ceis,: . 1 • car lumber,
Hamilton, Aigeo it Co; 1 dodo, RA-Clark
& Co;,/ car clay, S M .Keir; 1 do oats, J
Hood; I dodo, Schomalcer de L; 1:, do
steel. W J Hammond; 214 sks oats,-14 do
rye, Graham & Marshall; 54 bbls- oil, J
Spear; 1 keg apple, butter, SF Shriver &
CoVB6kbits glass. ware, &comb dr ON' 26
Ixlligreewhides, AI Delange; 19 eke oats,
Meanor ft Harper; 1 bbl eggs, Jae , Ken
fiedy; 2 bbls eggs, wg Giaff & Cof 6
bales hides, J Y McLaughlin; 4 bra soap,
Shultz & Danner; 6 bbls butter, Dilliiiker
it Stevenson.'
. ,
. . - . .. .
ALLEelezier Vazr.sz it.txrmost.
March 5 .-80 - bbis oil, D Ist Edgerton; 40
skeisoats, 1 car grain, 35 do rye, - Scott . *
Gisal; 103 do data, Bricker it Co; 1 bbl
butter, H Riddle; 240 bbls oil, Fisher
Boa; 240 do do.lames Wilkens; 320d0.d0.
Lockhart, Frew it Cc); 3 cars ice, 'A V RR
Co; 15 kgs.prodnee. W M Georges; 59.sks
,oats, H Knox; 1 bbl 'eggs i ..T D Casey; 129
sks oats, Kei & Ritchart; 43 albs oats, 22
do corn, Adams & ustin; 4 cars lime-
stone, Shoenberger it Blair; 1 car metal,
Lyon, Shorb it Co; 1 car metal, H Wood.
sides; 22 eke oats, Austin dr. Adams.
midAL d LEG
Iings NIENII STATION, March 5.-1 oar
, R Knox it Son; 2 cars barley,
Smith & Co; 1 cask cheese, 9 - Naag; 52
aka flour, J Y Monk; 2 bbls eggs, R & A
Carson; 4do do, 9 Hedges; 33 sks oats,
S C McMasters; 1 car shingles , A Krsith;
2 bbls
Owens. eggs , H Lenz; 28 bbls apples, F
PITTSBURGH. AND CONHELLSI7/BLE
RAILROAD, March 4.-158 bze • glass,
Michaels Rde Co; 1 pke leather, Seibert
& Berg; 6 bbls flour, R - Ritchie; 2 cars
metal, John Moorhead.
RIVER NEWEL
. a weather continues nnustially cold,
particularly for this season of the 'year;
the mercury at seven o'clock A.'ai. yes
terday was down to eight degrees above
zero, and at'no time during the 'day did
it get above twenty-flve. The river con
tinues to recede slowly with four- feet
three inches 'nibs channel by the Mo
nongahela marks. .
-, 1
There has been no arrivals
.since the
date of our last report, and • the Renton
for Portsmouth, and Bayard for Parkers
burg, were the only departures.'
The Grey Eagle, Capt. C. L. Brennan,
is the regular packet for parkersburg
to-day, leaving promptly at noon.
The following boats are loading for the
points named and will depart as soon as
there is a rise: R. C. Gray, for Cincin
nati and Louisville; Camelia for Nash
ville; Bellevernon for New Orleans;
and -
Magg
Sallie ie Ha for Missouriys for St. Loßiveuis;
r; M
ande n
Se-
Sa
vanna for Upper Mississippi. 1
The funei slot the late Capt. A. C. Mc-
Callum, Sr., took place yesterday, and
although not present, we have no doubt
it was largely attended. Thus is - added
another to the large likt of steamboat
men who have -departed this life
recently.
Capt. Dawson, who bought the Petrolia
the other day, contemplates running her
as a regular packet between Wellsville
and Steubenville. • -
-The Stonewall has been .withdrawn
from the Red river trade, and was to
leave New Orleans last Saturday for
St. Louis, to take her plate in the ~ 0"
Line.
—The New State, being rebuilt at Par
kersburg, is rapidly assuming the form
and substance of a steamer again. Her
new engines are partially: . set, and
the fra
me-work of the cabin is nearly in
closed. I ,
-The Glasgow and New York were
advertised to leave Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh on Thursday. The latter boat
would have left on Wednesday, had it
not been for the Armadillo tearing Off
her fantail in backing out on. Tuesday
night. - • '
—The following are, the steamboat dis
asters during February: Lexington, Falls
City, Mary Bird, Eddie, Mlttle Stephens,
City, Mary
and Peoria Bidf the
above, the Fails City and Mary were
raised. Boats injured: Robert Moore and
Glendale.
'
—Memphis papers say that large quan
tities of flour are now being received at
that port: almost every boat from above
brings'a few hundred barrels. The aver
age receipts for the past week will run
over 1,000 barrels, The greater part of
it goes • p the White and Arkansas. •
—Th Vicksburg Times, speaking of
ns t
the big trips of cotton taken to New Or
lea is season, says the three largest
loads
,ere taken by the R. E. Lee,
Magenta and Mississippi. The latter on
ji
December Bth landed 4,113 bales, the.
Magenta on December Ist, 41028 bales,
and the Lee, October Ist, 3,784.
—The Cincinnati Gazette, of Thursday
says: . The Kate Putnam,Nashville to
Pittsburgh, passed up, after discharging
here a lot of cotton,which she took at fifty
cents getting bato prevent the mma Floyd
from
it. She has for E Pittsburgh
1,650 sacks con, 40 tuns metal, 180 sacks
corn meal, 100 sack dried peaches, 100
sacks paanuts and 1,000 'cedar posts.
Pilots, .Robert Greenlee and Thomas
—The ew Orleans Thrice; says: ,It is
asserted, and believe with truth; that
not a single steamboat has • been , lost
upon Red river above the raft for the
last two years; and yet the Board of 'Un
derwriters haveilxed thir•rate ' or insu
rance of 634 per' cent. ' A•rate so enor
mous would almost cover navigation
_on
the rivers Styx and Covens to Hades
and , a market, If we hope for proaperity
these:restrictions must.be throttled..,
,
-The following, are the recent transfers
at St. Louis: -- • ' • •'
Barge . Yellow Mane. on the • 4 .
2th of
February, 1869, Jacob, Canard. sells to
Branch,Crooke di Co., for ;5,000. •
Steamer G alatea—February . 70th, 1869.
62
Gilsooes S. Congdon to S. 9. Retanway; for
, , •=, ' , .
Stemer Hunts villt;••••:Februarv22, 1869.
John W. Jacobs half the interest, David
L. Penny, half interest, to (3, G. Russell,
for 86,750. 1
•, —St. Louis advices under date of Wed
nesday report as follows: The Sbam
180ockplaaroeungghetraa funl2loatfiryeigebint
igarnadntiadmfaurt
Missouri. A large number of them shin
oh the Mountaineer, The aggregate
pobyitnhtse
bestetwatneeenrußeurnbpicorn:alasndt
amount of orders brought to St. Louis
Merchants
was 1426,000, instead of 1226,-
(1 7 0 131 0 ca , kr.B as fbrourm r g e'ported last night. Captain
Beflnger will start the Antelope to Fort
Benton March 13, and at intervals of
five days thereafter the H. M. Shreve,
Utak Tenti4est
Joseph, Colo.rai
Allen and Laeok-.
Freghts to Yeyv Orleans - advanced yes
terday to 40c for !Zola; 60c for pork. 25c
per sack for corm and heavy pound
freight, and Scs per sack for oats' but to
day they broke down to 30c for ' flour as
the ruling rate, bat boats were taking
whatever they could get.
Navigation is again resumed on the
Upper Mississipp, Illinois and Missouri,
and in a day or two longer business will
be brisk again. Snow has fallen all day,
but the ten:iperature has' been mild
enough to:melt it nearly as fast as , it fell.
It has cleared off to-night, and 181 freez
ing slightly.
, 44Ver and Weather,
Lourevrizr., March EL—River falling
six feet:nine' inches or water in the'esnal.
Weather 'cloudy and raw-
EITREMBOATS.
. . . ..•
- -
Ai'lN l o . ll ST. I.OVIS; $ T.i
ja a t
irs ip 3 E,„..ll)TAß,t, AN a. a.P.N - THE M h...SOUKI EL VES.—Tbe
flue pareengerAearner M E.NOEIL will leave
on the 15th Init. for the a bove ports.
For trelgtlt Or possage appjr on board.,or tet , ,
1 „ . _TAME& COLLINS,.
.'., GER/2W it CO.,
Aent. h .N .
GEORGE P. LIINEENS, , st Roebester g Wharf
Boar, Agent.'
A
. ~ , ,
VOll CLARKSVALLEagrie
ui: -AND' NASKVILLE.—Tbd tin ate~tri e
CAM ,LI A... .. . . .... Capt.' JOszalt tri'LZ,
Win lefty. for theAkbove sod all intermediate'
ports. on THIS LAY, itareti sth. at 4 . F:it.
For treAbt Orlllisitgg apply on Loartti or to
tabl FLACK - 4t, COLLR%WOOD, Agents.
FOR EVAN. *FlLLE2iiiarg
CAIRO /bND• ST: LOUIS.
T eerie p
• MAW; i f
11 /14! t " t t i l t r io t. Tx ' nr.
Will *aro for the abo v e tad tntermedLate port
on THIS DAY.'Mareh sth, at 4 p. At.
Forirtlght or passage apply on board or . te,
FLACS & COLLIAGWIJOD.
Jimtics
CO:.G. H. WI SIEST & O
A. a. HAS Licrr :A gents..
1e27
FOR MEMPHIS A.Norligirat
IiEWORLEA.NS—The steep!.
PWili ELLEVERNOII rapt: 44: MitaAH,Ja.
lesve .11118 DAY.. March Bth. for the
above mai Intermediate porta.
For frelgbtrorrparmage applyon boars. or to
LAC & cOLLINOWOOD,
'GURU= & CO. Agent".
t'IOR KANSAS CITY
r. JOSEPH AND OMAILA:
he splendid steamer
i*.. 8 flsksornv,
Will leave for the on
above ports * THIS DA.Y
March 51h, at O'clock P. M.
For freight or passage apply OR board or to
J HHRITGtT OHN FLAOJk. J. Li. CQUANG WOOD.
& CU„ Agents
.
NORTHERN
__LINEAsgZe
PACK ET.—FOR uALENA
tiD DUBUQUE. ' :. --•
BAVANA Capt.RO.ERT /analtar'ool).
Will commence loading for the above and all in
termediate pointa oil the first oi March. and will
go
apply through withont reshipping: For particulars'
to .
FLACK & COLLINGWOOD. Agenta.
fe22:e97
Or R. C. littAY.;
ORTHERN LINE &diet'
Nen. PACKET.—The new and
op tild
,
MINNEAPOLIS Capt . J. B. Tirtontg.
Wilt leave fur hr. .PAIIL about the loco or
April. knd go through direct. This splendid
steamer Offers very superior aecoMMOCiallotte for:
pak.seners and stock. For particulars apply to
. FLACK 4 COLLINGWOOD, A_gents,
fe2.1:011 or tt. C. GRAY.
"VCR CINCINNATI adzia:lZit'
LOUISVILLE.= -The tine p n
an
eerier steamer
•
rt. C. GREY" ' Capt. I. -R. Wnrrrarrgn,
Will leave fur the above ports on TIII3 DAY,.
March sth..at 4 otdock P. •sr.
For freight or panago apply on board or to
JOHN FLACK.
J. D. CULLING WOOD.
' G. HA GHRIEST Jr CO Agents.
pITTSBURGH,
WHEELING, AigZe
Marietta and Parkersburg Line
Leave Company's
e a e r
vb f oo t
str i . Boat, of Wood
DAILY, AT 1.2 Id
TUZBDA.7B AND FRIDAY!.
BAYARD A. R. Bazruku.D. Muter
WYDMICSDATS AltD IiATVILDAYS,
GREY EAGLE. . . ...... C. L. BEIINNAN, Master.
Freight Will be received at all home by
- 4 A MR% MIPLVINS. Aeant
STEAMSHIPS
TO LIVERPOOL ANDsak
QTJEENSTOWN.
THEBUIL STEARBILIPs.
,
Numberin g sixte firet•elaas ' , mete, among
th• m the ceiebrated en
CITY OF FA-Roa, CITY OP ANTOilePy,
CITY 'O7 Bin3TON, CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY" OF LONDON.
Sailing EVERY' SATURDAY, from - Pier 45,
tvarth laver, New York. For nassageor Banker
infort.a.ion *only to
WlLLuai' BINGHAII, Jr.
70 YITT/1-41,liZET. lebroatcle flutidlnr.
k raarivonnoalta Poat tuna.. Pittattor,h
ER CM,
Nos. 221 and 23 Liberty Street.
Comer of Irwin, now offer to the trade at low
dgarea, strictly
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
Molasses. •
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Island Sugars.
New York, Philadelphia. and Baltimore 'ta
nned do.
Golden Drips, Loverings, Bnullia, Stuart's,
Adams" and Long Island nyrup3
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Island Rlolasses.
Poling Ilyson, Japan, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Oolong Teas.
Carolina and Bangoin Rice.
Java, Lagnayra and to Coffees.
Tobacco, ,Lard 011. Fish, Nails, Glass, Swing,
Cotton rants, &c., constantly on hand.
IMPORTERS OF
. ,
Fine Brandies,Wines and Segars.
linerilati, Moselle. and Sparkling Hoek Wine'
of Biased. Co.. in bottles.
Sparkling Roselle Sckaraberg ' and Johannis
berg.. Goolthelmer;Burgandy, &c.
Brandenburg & Freres , line Olive
do .do ..Clarete,'Llmoorted In bottles.
• do do White Wines. In bottles.
%M. Wort-&Sou' Sparkling Catawba. • •
Line old Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines.
free Old Mono:mangle Bye Whiskies. pure.
do Very Superior OM scOteti do do.
LSO,
bole Agents for Moat & Chandon'i Grand pin .
Imperial •
Verzenay and Sellery Obampagne.
Brandies of oar own selection and warranted.
24000,000 OF
CHOICE Limn m BALE.
BY TSB
17Aioi Puthe MMlmml aiinpuw,
Xdb=nt DMUOrt,
Lnilir •Joll the line " nldr. rmli,lll
$lOO TO $5 l OO PER ACItE,
Au on a amp= or pm Yuma
For hu-ther Dsrticnlasi , *API, a l O.l addreill
' JOHN 8 DEvirazll,34
Land C r olxuaalntoner, Topeka, Sawn.
or oirso. n.zsatnoszi. Bee%
QM
Btt• Louie. Mtseoarl
-
IG
pigs Soft
Galena Lead tor sale by
J. IL oiornELD.
141 rivet Avenue.
-25
casks. tor
Web), J. B. CA.birIELD.
r t 4 • ...
;' , - , - - -IVIAROII -6,-
Ida, Henry . Adkins, St
o, Clarksville, H
WATT, LANG--- &
& Ce,
firWIWI'S. Fleur. eraist Prodneety
Provisions, Flxta, Cheesty.tarbon ;
011. Ate,
Noe.' 1720 and 174 WOOD STEI77 O
~ near Ltb•
erty street. Pa. noe:nl6
MITER IL ... • ... JAS. 7; RICEULIIIN
KEIL fk• .........
CONOWIS.SION MERCHANTS,
•
PEDDB, ORLIN, SEEDS, 3fILL FEED, at.
349 Liberty NI., Pittsburgll,
z0724:b37
M E11113.16
J. A. entgrai . STEELE_ & SON,
Commission Merchants)
- AND DICALDES
VlAatal. GRAMM. P...VEipipdte.
No. 90 OHIO EITREEI. near Hut Common,
ALLEMIENT CITY. BA.
18 • KUM
• . No. 396 PENN STREET.
avitzEO
FETZEEL &
PORWARDING & .09MBELS&ION mgaresmst,
Per the' sale Of Flour, Grain, Baoo l a, Lard, Bat
ter, Seeds,
_Dried Prakizid Prodimergetteradly,
No. 1 0 mamma T. cctrner or rink
Plttaburah.
le22:ra.
7: INTIM, BAIRD & F Aonlia4
.L 4 Wholesale Grocers, Comion iterchanta
and Dealers' in Produce; ' , Flour, Bacon, Cheers,
Fish, Carbon , and Lard Ott,: Iron, 'Nails, Glass.
Com b yarns and P.;:tsburgh litanunsctnotis
generally. WI and llitt oriCOND STREET,.
Pittsburgh.
JOITS 13HIPTOY
' A WALLACR.
§: IPTON &WALLACE i hoIe,
SALE 0 ROCERS AND PROD UCE DEAL
._ No. 6 SLYTII STREET.'POt, 3bl:web.
JOHN I. Rouss.aa)vr 801:7fia. -Ara. H. mama.'
JOlllir I. atodsm Sue
censors to JOHN' I. HOUSE & CO., Wnole
sap Grocers and Commission Sterehab is, Cor
ner of Smithdeld and Water Streets.: Plttsbnrt b-
DRS. COOPER, WALLACE wad
WILLARD,
HOMEOPATHISTS,
Will remove their Cake on the First of April
next to No. 72 Diamond, Allegheny city, rear
of City Hall.
Ja.30:d79 •
G. W. De CAMP,
I AT-TORNEY , AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
°gibe, No. 137 FOURTH A:VENT:TIC Pitts.
harsh, (formerly occupied by Hon. jUralter H.
Lowtie,) will practice la the 11. S. Cirsuit and
District Courts, In the State Supreme and all the
courts of Allegheny cdunty, and make collec
tions In most of the adjacent countleai jaZid73
_ _
M. B. NEEPIRI,
ALDERMAN AND .EX-OFFICIO JHEIT/OE 07
,THE PEACE.
OFFICE 89 FIFTRAVENUR.
•
Sfiecial .attention given to conveyancing and
col notions. Deeds. Bonds and Mortgagee drawn,
an
upd. andaccuratel all legal y. business attended to i promptly
JOS. A. nvirtEß,
Kages AID-POLICIB keen3tuar.
omde, 196 WYLIE BTREBT, near Waahlngton '
PITTEMPEGB, PA. • 7
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, AeknOwledgment
Dposittous, Collections. . and all other legate
mat e business executed promptly. tuA2o:n9
5.C111U1 IIIeMASTERS
. . 41 -T413-ER.X.A..PC, ,
E.i-Oinclo Justice of the Peace and Police Mae.
trate. Office. tiILa.NT STREET, opposite the
Cathedral. P I MBURGR, PA. 1
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgagee, . Acknowledgment
Deoordtions, and all Legal Business eitecoted
With Promptness and dispatch. . • miUS
.EIISTACE IJ. 11110.111i0W,
.
.rzymck OOP THE PEACE AHD
OLIOE.MAGISTEATE. •
OFFICE, 73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
IDeeda, Boade,Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositlone and all - Legal Baldness executed
promptness and dispatch. taT29
JOHN A. STRAIN -
.A.I„,I3EM3UkAT,
, .
ER-OPYIG/0 ./17ST/CE OF THE TRAPP. AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Oface,lLll FIFTH STREET; opalte the Ca.
thedral, Pittsburgh, Pa. Dseds, Bonds, Mort.
gages Acknowledgments,. Depositions and all
Less ' Busineas executed with inwmotness and
dispatch.
AOAIIIIBIt N,_
, t )r ustice of the , Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL 6STATE AXD -INSU
RANCE A 13211.
Qum STREW. EAST spviasoarai.
Coueotion of Beata follaited andproroptly st
candid to. J ' ' Illyary6o
CAPIACELUELL
ATTORNEY AND 'COUNSELOR AT LAW,'
No. 89 Grant Street)
• • .
Stl72l:te6
JOAN RIDDE,LL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.,
•
Wth54),..118 Diam ond nereleits .
(Oprottte the Court Itonee,)
renmi
j e 8. FERGUSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 87 vutb. eltreet.
Bsooaa FLoos, nor, /toot/.
A.TIVORN3I;I3r..A•i'6I.:.f&W.
xo. 98 FIFTH e3InECETI
ape:zwatdar
88 /. :
COMMISSION MERCK
J. L. =LINGLE.... - 6. E. sr.wricvsozi
DILLINGER & STEVENSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RECEIVE AICI) SELL
All Kinds of Cour:try Produce,
All orders for Merchandise.pr.smptly filled. at
LOWZAT market rates, Partionlar attention
(riven to the saleofiatter. Eggs. 'Cheese Dried
Fruits, &c, We feel confident tIM twe can Rtve
-entire Satisfaction, by making QVICE SAUCE} and
PIIOISPS 'ILNITTRNB. at HIGHEST EGAILICST ?MUM,
anti therefore respectinlly solicit your consign
meats. Ail correspondence answead promptly.
.3farklna Pates furnished tree. eraln In store
and to arrive daily. au3l:t7ll
E B TABLISITED _BY A.. & T
EKJIMILY, 19/3.
W. M. GORMLY,
W.HOL.ESALE GROCER,
:No. 271 Liberty Street,
OprinCTLY 077. RAGLE HOTKL.)
be zyie Prl"reirrailo.H.PAh,
.WHOLifiALE asas,s:sa sit
♦MD DIIA.LFatek
Wholesale did _ RetanGreens,
PROFESSIONAL.
PITTSBIIPAR; PA.
PITTSBURGH. PA..
api:w7l
BLAKELEIG
rnmsuiteu,rs
63
Fll ' aq' l77 "
itArLRoAI)." S " L E
leerand after TErE: , ba I - Ner.,..
, trAine wilt arriv e at
throw corner' of 6- --
.a.... and ''Pater streeta, na
fotlosrs: d oh ireart le d. out r 17,alte
Depart. Afrri re::
Mail to and from Union- _
-
town.... ................ 7:00 A. tr. 6:00 P. AL,
McKeesport Accomdt'n 11:00 .t. :v. 2:05 P. Ir.
Er. to and from rntn. 3:00 P. A:. 10:10 A. in
West Newton Accom'd 4:30 rA r t3:35 A. i f '
Braddock's Accomdt'n. 6:15 P 11. 7:50 P. Id:
Nlght, Ac. tollc li'sport.lo:3o P. li. 6:45 A. AL
Sunday Church Train to
and trona West Newton 1:00 P. 3I.10:00 I.:
For ttckeU apply ta
W. B. sTou J. B. KING. Agent
'r. Superintendent. nap
nHANGIE Oranti
4.../ TIME.
ALLEGZIENT vetzaty azuzgojuk
On and after MONDAY, November 9th, leisa.
TWO TRAINS DAILY will leave Pittsburgh
Station, corner of Eleventh and Pike streets .1W
Oil Re
Frankgiolin,
ns. 01liCity, Buffalo, and all points in the
MIPLEAVE PiTTSBDROIL I ArtRIV r 7 Prl7Bl3llllGai
ail- .... 7:17 a m thrall . •.,.. ..... O:
Express Express 7:10 D m:Express.. 6:30 A ilig
Brady's BAc 3:00p in i Bradys B 'Ac 10:30 anx
Ist Soda Works .-
At Ist Soda Works
comd . —.10:66 am; Accomod'n.. E.. 90 A*"
.1 Sodallorks , 19d Soda Works . 1
Accomod en. 5:00 pin I Accomod'n. 3:40P iti
Church Train leave Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. IIL.
Arrive at Pittsburgh at 0:50 A. Y,
Plusengers takin,g expresa train have but
one change of cars between Pittsburgh, Buffalo
and Oft •.glons. Mail and Express Trains atop(
only at principal points. • Mixed Way and
commode tiod trains stop at au stations. • -1
W. Posiza
THROPE. TO3fAS
iM. KING, Aart. Sup.t..
cket Agent. noit .
p rrTsiluirtG
CINCINNATI A
eaIOITD3
Pill HANDLE BOUM '
- CHANGE OF TEMIC.--011 and after SUNDAY.
N0v.512d, 1888, trains will leave and arrive a
tn. Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
.Depart., Arrive.
Mail
-3:13 s'ion. 12:13 . ra.
Fast Line 1:23 a. m. 7:33 p.
Fast Express 9:88 p.M. 12:19.n.
Mixed ny
Way .. . .... . .. 5:43 a. m. 0:43 m.
McDonald , s /leen, No. 111:28 a. m. B:33p.in.
Steubenville Amrommod. 3:38 p.m. 9:4B'a. m.
McDonald's Acc'n, No. 2..b:98 p. m. 3:18 p. m.
ar 2:58 P. W. Express will leave daily.
• 19:33 P. Y. Mall will arrive daily.
The 10:13 a. m. Train leaves daily, Sundays
es cepted, and makes close connections at :few.ark ro. Zanesville and points on Sandnslry
Mansfield * Newark R. 8.. •
8. P. !SCULL, General Ticket 'Agent.
.W. W. CARD, Sup't.. iittenbenvllle. Ohio. '
nozs , -
- .
1868.. *****
***.......6411130.1
.P.ETTsiBuRGg . PORT WAYNE& MD -WO
B. w. and CLEVELAND & PrETSBEEDE E. .9.•
9rein Dec. 20th, 1888, traits will leave trot&
-and arrive at the Union Depot, north aide, Pitts.-
burgh cirtle, as follow's:
. ,
Chlca_go Ex_,.. 3:03 sin Oh!
ce4ro Ex..._2 :/3
Erie a i r g0..2 1 11i:284 ta Chicago Ex.. 11:88s.
Cl; & Wh7gkillel:2ll a m eeling Ex 11:13s:
Chicago itall._. 6:58 a m CrewUlm ?DM 3153r0
Chigusgo Ex.. 10:08 a m Chicago .Ex....4:38p5.
1
Cl. -,tiogExlll22pst, Cleveland Bit 4:oBps
Chicago , Ex, 2:43 p m Erie a Yg'nEtelL3p s
- e ms IVErie Ex4:53 prr. Cl. &Wh'ir Exe: 9 9o I
.Elegrout Allegheny. - derive ter Aileghens.
N. Brigrix li.c. 858 a m N. Itrigt„:n Ap.103 sa t
,J..eettiQii.e : - 10:2Fra m N. Brlgt n . " 8:28 an t
' 11:58 a m New castle 10:33 sin
Rochester " 1:33p ns Lee.t?dale - " 9 :/3 era
Leetsdale Ai-C.3:597m L e
" I.:Da-ppa
N. Brigt'n A' .5:33 O miN; Bitel'n " 9 : 4 2 Pia
N. Brigt'n " .6:28 p m Leetsie " ei:s3 pr
'Leetsdale " 10:43p mi . raze
Leetsdale Fun- . Leetsdale Sun. zp
. day church. 1:13 p m itt day thnreas 9:58 as
At 1 E7 . 11.43 p. m. Chicago Express leaves daily.
cl11:58 a. m. Chicago Express arrives daily.
e'..... P. R. liraztt, General Ticket A:ant.
,V EN NSYLTA-Nigisma
NIA CENTRAL TAIL :11 AD. °nand after NOT, 28th. 186Er -- Ttain s
am/ arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
come* 0. Washington and Liberty atreeta, as
•followa:
rrant.
Depart.
Mall Train—. 1:30 a m Day Express.. 2:30 am
Fast Line 2.40 a m rliVall , a No. 1.. 6:30 am
Walr's No. 1.. 6 20 sno Udall Traht_ .... .. 8:15 am
- Brio tenAcc'n. 7:50e ta I`Cincin , ti Ex 1 235 Pin
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a mrilfall , s No. 2..11:20 am
•Chiciansti Ex . il:40 m!Johnstown Ae. 3:25 gom
Johnstcrwa Aelo:3s,nm Braddocks Nod 4 , :20pm
Baltimore Ex. 1. 45 P m Phila. Express/1:10 pax ,
Phila. Enna:32:oS pm Wall's No. 2.. 5:20 pat
Wail's No. 2... 1:30,pm Wall's No. 4..6:15 pm .
Brad docks Nels:sop in Fast Line 7150 pm
Wall's No. 4. 7:545.0z0 lablo.L. ja:so pu t
W . sy Passter 10:20p m .
he Church Train leaves Walla Station ever y
i
fhandayat fer.ls a. so.. reaching Plttahnrglat
10:00 a. m. Returning, leaves Pittednagh at
12:50 p. m and arrfsesat waits that at
2:00 pi. m.
pa
•Clorganati Express leaves daily, A.II Other
trsoi a daily except BtitadaY.
For Banner heormaratexatavvrn)l -
PF. R. 3 , Agent.
~The PentayleanianganDatCompanywill Dotes.
same any risk forßaggage, Emma formearinta:
rel,_
_and limit theM- Ibillty to tftte tat
dry uoilars itivalue. 1 Baggage exam
that antamt . in- value will be at the ?Lk of the
°wear, az less taken by smas. I contmet.
_ ..:, 137 WARD kl. WELL
nom tienaral floperinteadent, AtitootTark.
_
"T. aILII M
PEN ME@OR
NSYLVANIA
Po Itik - - LBOAD.-on, aad *Herron. 23Idaft$2. the
iteer Traltuton the Western Peonsyllanie
Itabro,W will REM% at and depart , from the
Feder, I Street Depot, All Cityeas follows:
, Arrive.
i_l_pringd , e Nola:4oa sul%llailrx„ .... TIDO il la
Freeport No. 15.20 ICES epor/aO. / 9c15 ant
Express 10:20 a 'yallol Liao ant
Sharpb , g No. 1125 p ingisp s 18:111 pia
Freeport No, 24500 pm
_pringd hi N033'410 pin
Mall sslifip in.FreeporbNo. 25.410 pm.
-Sprlngd'eNo2l3e42-1) solSoringd lehlo 22:10 pro.
Aboye trains rob daily exceialday.
The,Chnrch . Train leaves' hen? Junction.
every 'Sunday a'nr:4o , Is. m., g Allegheny
City at 9:505. nb. .11adussIng: loaves ABeglieny
City at 1:20 p. En. andarrlynat Allegheny Jana.
lion at 3:412 p..m. • - ' - ,-
COMMUTATIOX TtaiOnS—Yor tale in ptakag ft
of Twentr, between •Alleg_heny • City,- enestaist
street, Herr's, Benne- tt, Plnc,Creek, Etna and
Sharpsbars and only :on tire trains stopping
at Station,. snouted on uckets, ••
The •trains leaving Allegtien_y City itt 7:00
ea. make threat connection at oreepon withWai,..
kers line of Stages for B utler aod Untututht town.
Through tickets ma) be piarchasoust the 012011-
No. 1 ist Clair street. nes.rtheenspensionßridga,,
Pittsbur. h, and.et .the Depot. Alleghesty,
For fttrtherinferustion_appV to
- . ' JA1117.8 .422yEllTil, Ascot.
Federal Stzeet Depot.
.Tho Westeln Pennsylvania Railroad will not .
a. mime any risk for Baggage, except for wearing
apparel, and) limit their rospOnitbitity.. to . one,
nundo. cl Dollars in - value. All baggage ex..-
eeeding this-amount In Vali* will be at the risk of
the owner, unless take:l_lff special contraot.
. - EDWABD kl. WILLIAms.
'nolit Gerpral Stine-Mato:lndent. Altoona. Pa. .
__
S 74%! iillik arditalMa
UNION PACIFIC 4ILWA;
ILastern Division.
Tao SHORTEST IIND MOST PX1441.13
ROUTH Mom the Eau to all Dolanla • t
CO/0/441,03 Nevada,
, . .
California, _ Vtak,
A rizona, . li r litakbagtess.
Sew Mexico, Idaho,
• -' -- Oregon.' - •
.. .
. _ .
41Two Tlstna liiiis State Line and Le a annoy.
17,:cgihrid=oecii,ar tAli:Ledatlrmair
Dal *ad Bt. Jos 'Railroad from Quincy
tfay, at aLaw. n rem as Torta and Wr s ! i irat.
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