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PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OPPIOIi OP PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
WEDNEaDAY, March 10, 1869.
The general markets have been exceed
ingly quiet and dull thus far this week,.
and the volume of business in the aggre
gate light. We are in hopes, however,
that with a speedy resumption of navi
gation, of which there is every appear.,
ance at this writing, there will be a de
cided improvement in all branches' of
trade, and that the dullness and ''-depres-
sfon which have oolong prevailed, will be
made to give place to that adtiVity and
bonyinniY which should pervade business
circles at this seamen, of the year. The
markets, in a general, way are deiold
of anything that is really new or impor
tant, and the most noticable feature we
lhave' : to report is that almost everything
is *reclining in value, gradially but
steadily.
APPLES—Steadr..with regular sales
at 1141(DECr_per bbl, as to quality.
APPLE 'An .1.'1.11-85300c.
• RUTTER—The market is fully sup
plied, and prime trichoice Roll remain
unchanged, at4o to 43@4.5 mainly at the
itudile quotations. . . • \
BEANS—In better. supply—may be
quoted at 113,50(4)0,75.,,, . •
BUCKWHEAT PLOUR.--Dull;
CHEF.Sr-Market mo a t bare: sales
New York Goshen rePorted at 7.4@25c.
CARBON OIL--The market Al easier
eand prlcesmav be quoted lower, 31©3134.
CRANBERRIES—Sides at 1118@ 22. •
CORNMEAT,-41®51,10 per: bushel.
DRIED ITche's steady at 14
@l5 for q 16®17 for mixed, and
18@20 for kas to quality. Apples
11@l2 cts.
- EGGS—In good supply, and dull but
unchanged -at 20@21c.
' HAY—Ba/ed is dull, and nominally
unchanged at po©2s, on wharf, as to
quality. •
HUSKS—SaIes at 3 cts per pound.
HOMINY—S6@S6,2S per bbl. •
PROVISIONS—Market a little weak,
and prices a shade lower; Shoulders,
14%; Ribbed Sides, 16%®17; Clear Sides,
18c and Sugar Cured Rains, 1934.
Steamed Lard. 19®1934 and kettle ren
dered, 20. ' Mess Pork 532.
POTATOES-Continue dull; with a
supply largely in excess of demand;
small sales in- store at 76@800.
- PEANUTS-10 ota. per lb.
GRAIN—The grain market continues
dull and unchanged. Wheat continues
very neglected, and may be quoted nom
, inally at $1,48©51,50 for No. 1 Spring,
and $1,60 for No. 1 Winter. Barley is in
steady demand andlimited supply; good
to prime Spring s2@s`l,lo and choice do
$2,15@2,20. Oats unchanged; we can re
port one car load at 68, delivered. Corn
is dull and unchanged at'7s@Bo. Rye is
still quoted at $1,43©51,45.
SEEDS—Cloverseed is steady at $lO,OO
' to $10,50, as to quality. Timothy is un
changed at $3,50, and Flaxseed is firmer
and we now quote at $2,45@52,50.
SALT—Is quiet but steady, and is still
quoted at $2 by the car load.
- SORGIIUM-60@65c.
SRAW—Sales slB@2o per ton.
TALLOW—Rendered; 120.
• FEATHERS—Live Geese Feathers
quoted at 75 to 80, to the trade, and the
usual advance in a retail way.
FLOCR—Is quiet aridunchanged.
The following are the Pearl. Mill prices
for their brands of flour made of the
beat wheat: Pearl Mill three star green
, brand, in barrels, $10,40 in sacks 510,10;
double extra in barrels $9,50, and in
sacks at 19,20; Pearl Mill family in bar
rels, $8,50, and in sacks at 58,50, .Spring
Wheat brands in barrels $7,50, and in
sacks 17,20. The _Pittsbnrgh City Mills
prices are as . follows: Choice White Win
ter Wheat , Flour, in bbls, $9,30, and
sacks: 59,00, choice Red Winter Wheat
Flour, in bbls, $7.75, and in sacks $7,50;
choice Spring Wheat Flour, in bbls,
$7.30, and in seeks, $7 per bbl.
WHlSKY—Highwines may be quoted,
in ajobbing way. at 95 ®92,
LARD OlL—May be quoted at $1,33
@51,35 for No. 2, and 41,64)51,68 _for
No. 1.
Marketa'hy Telegraph.
Nzw Yoga, March 10.—Cotton is thill
and y.fc lower, with sales of 950 bales at
290 for middling uplands. Flour; the re
ceipts were 6,298 bariels; the market
still rules in favor of buyers, with sales
.of 6,400 barrels at 15,80@6,10 for super
fine State and western; 143,15@)8,65 for
extra State; $6,15@7 for extra western;
$7®7,65 for white wheat extra; f8,30©
7,65 for Round Hoop Ohio; $7G8,50 for
extra St. Lot:lsland 119@12 for good to
choice do., the market closing dull. Rye
flour is heavy, with sales. of; 150 bariels
at ow. Corn Meal is hi Moderate re
quest, with sales of 600 barrels Jersey at
$4,25. Whisky is quiet at 950, for free,
with of 50 barrels western at these
figures. Wheat; receipts of 8,293 busha;
the market is dull and declining, with
sales of 31,000 bushels at 11,421g1,47 for
No. 2 ih store and delivered, 'the latter
price, for very choice; 11,65 for choice
amber Michigan, and $1,76 for white
California., ' Rye is dull. Barley is in
moderate . ruest,. with sales of 4,500
bushels Canada West at $2,15 in store,
and 800 bushels German at $2,20. Bar.
ley Malt is dull. Corn; receipts , of 20,508
bushels; the market for new corn is very
scarce.faild- firm, with sales of. 24,000
bushels at -960 , for new : mixed western,
and36®97o for , nevi yellow Jersey.
Oats; the market is lower and. ull, with
sales of 18,000 bush at 74MQ)773.i0 for
western in store; 76%®770 for do afloat;.
,receipte-4,960 bush. • Rice dull. Coffee'
`quiet. 'Sugar quiet; sales of 250 hhds
CUba at 12%®12-xo. Molasses dull and
quiet. Petroleum quiet; at 190 for crude,
and 334531 0 for refined, . bond ed. Hops
dull, at 5®150 Ibr American.. Leather—
Hemlock sole dull,and unchanged.
Wool Quiet; salen'.ef 260,099 . p0unds at
47@571 or domestic fleece; 4a%1:3340 for
pulled; 830 for tubbed; 3le for tierces; 31
! @!370 for California, Coal—domestic a lit
tle more active, at s®B by the cargo; for
eign dull - and nominal. Linseed oil ,
quiet: at r a i 0 241,03. Pork dull and
drooping; es•of. 625 bbla at 11130,75@81 ! I
for new mews; closing at $30.87 cash; $80,50
®3O 75 for old do; $2.6027,25 , for ..prime; 1,
128,50@30 for prime mess. Beef heavy;
, sales of 130 bbl at $8.50416 for new
plain mess; $ 12 @ 1 8.50 for new. extra
men . Tierce beef dull and heavy; safes 1
of 50 tierces at 125@30 for pilme mess:
an d $27€1,38 for India mee k Beef
hams dull; sales of 75 barrels 14125§
pi. Cut Meats heavy, sales 170 pkgs at
!.
,3.8@1450 for shoulders, and 16@i7140 for
1 • hams. Dressed Hogs dull at, utioliam e
[ for western, and 183;@140 for city; mid
dies quiet and steady; sales 500 .boxes at
170 for long clear, , and .17c for- Stafford
•r shire. Lard quiet andm: sales 680 toe
• at 17 31 ©19y,c for steam l and 1914(i)1'
for kettle rendered. t ier quiet and
firm at 30©38c for 0111%, and 40©55c for
state. Cheese firm at 18®22340. Spirits
Turpentine dull and heavy at 52Q 4 58 0 .
Freights to Liverpool dull, engagements
per steamer of 1500 bushels wheat at 3d.
Metals-heathing Copper steady at 33e;
Ingot Copper quiet and lower at 28®
;" 28%0 Or Lake Superior. Pig Iron firm
r ,
with moderate demand. at $40,00@/43.00
I. 'or Scotch. and -1137,00®42,00 for Ameri
" Qan, Bak in little better request at 90e
for refined English and. American, and
11M®ltio for Rustda. , Nails steady at 5©
for cut, 63f@6 . 3%,,0 for clinch, and 27@
300 for horse shoe.
Latest—Flour closed dull and s•cents
lower. wheat heavy and nominally
lower. Bye nominal at $1,35@1,38 for
western. Oats nominal at 743ic for
western in store. Corn steady; new
mixed western 96c and dull and heavy;
old do 98c41,01 in store and delivered.
Pork dull at, 830,75®30,87m /or new
mess, cash and regular. Beef dull and
heavy. Cut meats (inlet without decided
change. Btu= quiet and steady. Lard
quiet at 1834©19)ic for fair to prime
steam.. Eggs dull at 122@23e:
Cameo% March 10.—Eastern exchange
1-10 pentium selling to 1.10 off buying.
Flour dull and drooping; spring extra
gold at $5,00®56,50; spring superfine,
$4.55®54,60. Wheat quiet and weak at
M®34o lower: sales of No. 1. at $1,1334®
$1,17; for No. 2, $1,11%®51,123i; lor No.
3, $1,03®51.0435; do. rejected, 97®98c;
closing weak at 51,113 for No. 2. Corn
—fair demand; sales of new at 56%®57c;
no grade, 54%®56; do. closing at 5634®
57 (o; new sales of No. 1 at 1,37 e, seller,
May, and 610, seller, last halThf April, at
sellers option; No.. 2at 61e, seller, all
May; sales new ,since chan g e - at 56%0.
Oats dull at 1 /OWO lower; sales,No. 2 at
53%®5434c for regular and fresh receipts,
.do closing at 53360; sales of No. 1 at 54c,
seller, 'last half of March. Rye firmer
and quiet at $l,lB for regular, and $1,20
for fresh receipts of NU. 1; 51,18% for
fresh receipts of No. 2. •Barley a shade
more active at .13i®230 higher; sales
of No. 2 at $1,82y,®51,85%r do. closing
at $1,83 for regular, and $1,85 foi
fresh receipts. Seeds dull; sales light,
at $2,90®3,15 for timothy and $9,50 for
clover. Highwines quiet at 900. Pro
visions dull. Mess Pork 50®75c lower;
early sales at $30,50; later sales at $3O,
closing firmer at $30®30,25. Lard inac
tive and nominal at 18®18.,!c. Dry
Salted Shot - Alders in fair demand and
steady at 11®113! ‘ e. Dressed Hogs
dull, closing at $12®12,50, dividing on
200. Receipts for the past twenty-four
hours-6,423 bbls flour; 25,699 bush
wheat; 54,010 bush corn; 2 0,758 bush oats;
2,829 bush rye; 800 bush barley; 4,126
head hogs. Shipments-6,325 bbls flour;
10,435 bush wheat; 42,964 bush corn;
3,500 bush oats; 704 bush rye; 3,520 bush
barley; 1,616 head hogs.
ST. Louis, March 10.—Tobacco; there
is a better feeling and more doing; the •
price still remains unchanged. Cotton
nothing was made public: middlings are
nominal at 28c. Hemp: prime choice
new undressed was sold at 51,46@i,60.
Flour is dull-and unchanged; sales were
reported at 15®5,75 for superfine; ex
tra, $6,15®6,35; double extra. $6,75@7;
treble extra, 58@8; to fancy, $10®10,50.
Wheat : choice and fancy grades, are
steady at full prices; medium and low
grades are very fiat; strictly prime to
fancy white sell at $1,73®1,95: spring is
lower at, $1,27®1,28 for choice No. 2.
Corn is very dull at 68c®70c ,for choice
and fancy yellow and white. Oats dull
and lower at 64®66.14c. Barley is un
changed and ranging from 12 to 52.35.
Whisky is dull at 92c. Pork is dull; job.
bilig lots sold at 31/@3l;4c; round lots
-would not bring over $3l. Bulk Meats:
parked; clear rib sides sold at 153ic, be
ing a decline of 34 - 43; clear sides, 1634 c.
Bacon is easy for buyers at 13%c for
shoulders; 163.0 for clear rib; 17c for clear
sides. Lard dull at 18®18V,c for steam;
18y, ®1834c for kettle rendered. Re
ceipts : flour, 2,500 bbls; wheat, 14,-
800 bush; corn, 2,800 bush; oats, 7,400
bush; barley, 2,000 bush; rye,1,400 bush.
CINCINNATI. March 18.—Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull; Pales No.
2 red at $1,30, and No: 1 at 11,53. Corn
firm at 75c for ear. Oats dull at 66c for
No. 1. Rye firm at 81,45 for No. 1. Bar
ley dull and no demand, prices un
changed. Whisky higher at 92c, but not
much offering. Tobacco in good demand
and light supply; sales 98 hhds trash and
lugs at $3,55®9:25, and leaf,* 5l1,50(
27,50. Mess Pork dull and , nominal at
$31,50. Lard in speculative demand at
181/c, and good country brands brought
this rate; city is not offered to any great
extent. Bulk meats and bacon un
changed and quiet, sales- unimportant.
Butter in batter supply and lower; , sales
of fresh at 36®40c. Eggs in - better sup
ply and dull - at 19c. • Linseed oil dull at
$1,40. Lard_oil dull at $1,58(4)1,62. Pe
troleum quiet at 34@36c for refined.
Sugar dull and prices declining; sales
refined at 19®1910 for hard. Coffee
unchanged. Gold 134‘ buying. Ex
change firm at-par buying. Money mar
ket close.
CLEVELAND, March 10.—Plour, city
inadp; ;10,50510.75 for treble extra
white, f8,75@9 for double , extra amber,
87,5057,71 for double extra red winter,
P,7557,25 for extra red; country made
at 37,25(58'f0r double extra red and am
ber. 36,6057,25 for double extra spring,
39,75510.25 for dotible
'at
white win
ter. Buckwheat Plot& at 0. Wheat—
No. 1 red winter at 11,58, and No. do. at
11,42. Corn—sales 3.cars to arrive at 72c.
Oats held at 4344(5620. Petroleum mar
ket quiet and weak; refined held at 3215
32% for standard white in car lots; traae
lots 2530 advance. , . -
MlLweusEE, =March 10.—Flour; dull
and prices unchanged:- Wheat quiet at
$1,12 for No. 1,11,07 fox' No. 2. Oats
steady at 53©54 for 'No. 2. Corn weak,at
55@57 for new, Rye unchangod. Barley
quiet and unchanged. Hogs quiet at $l2
a1D512,50. Rebeipts-4,000 barrels of Sour,
14,000 bus wheat, 2,000 bus oats, 2,06
bus corn, 1,000 bus rye, 1,000 bus barley,
150 dressed hogs. Shipments 3,000 bbls
flour, and 2,000 bus wheat.
I'au,ADELPUIA, March 10.—Plour dull
and drooping; Ohio extra family at 57 1 76
@8,75.. Wheat verydrill and weak, with ,
sales 8,000 bush red at 61,60@1,65, amber
at $l,BO, and white at 52,07. Rye—sales
1,000 bush at 111,66. Corn dull ,and de.
dined 10, with sales 6,000 btush yellow at
92@980. Oats steady; with sales western
at 72©76c. Petroleum market quiet and
unchanged. Whisky slowat 95(gi96e
TOLEDO, March 10.—Flour dulla nd
nominal. Wheat—quiet and a shade
lower; amber - $1,48@1,48%, No. 1 ,red
11,48,1 Co: 2 red 51,89, other grades neg
lected. Corn steady and better, No.
1 mixed tkiM, No. 2 62%602%, nd' grade
61 1 ‘, White 66%. Oats lc better at 03 for
Michigan. Rye steady at 11,29 for No. 1,
51,24 for No. 2. .Barley nominal. Dressed
Hogs dull at 12®12'4.
BALTIMORE, March 10.—Flour nominal.
Wheat ',firm for :prime; sales 2,100 bu
prime valley red at 52 Corn dull and
receipts small; 'prime. white 85c; yellow
890. Oati and rye nominal. Pork quiet
at 132,80®83. Bacon quiet; rib sides 170;
clear 'do. 18c4phoulders 150 i. hams 20Q
21c. Lard, firm at 20e. Whisky inactive
at 950.
Louts:mut; March 10.--Sales 182 hhda
tobacco; factory trash at 88,25@1,75; com
mon lugs 85197.50; - Medium leaf 813; cut;
Hags 116050.. Cotton . -27„0. Mem pork
$31,50. Bacon—ahoulders 180; clear rib
sides 113 c: clear sides 16340. Whisky 92c.
Flour 165,50@6. Wheat 81,50®1,135. Corn
02*85c. .Oats 62®65c. Rye 11,50. Lard
18Xo.
.; •
MnwPnis, March 10.—Cotton; market
fiat; receipts, 571 bales; exports, 148 bales.
Flour quiet; superfine, $8,00@7,00. Corn,
78 76c. Oats, 745@770.Hay, 827,. Corn
Meal, 12,40. Pork, 133. Lard; 10®21c.
Bacon quiet; shoulders, 13y,c; sides,
'eS e4B ßul . k Meats; shouldeis, 11440;
xci
NAsitvii.Lw., March 10.—Cotton dull
and lower; middling, 25;ic; good ordi
nary, 211524,40.
rTrfstritidif GAZETTE: IttlikSiM7Riltat
Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO, March 10.--Cattle Market—
Hogs dull and 15@25c lovier; sales at 88,75
@9,10 for common to: fair; 89,25@9,75 for
medium to good and 810,75 for extra.
Beef. Cattle moderately active at a de
cline of 5@)25c: sales at $4,50@5.00 for
common steers and cows; i11®6,75 for
fair to medium, and $7@7,80 for good to
choice shipping steers.
ST.' turas, Miareh 10.—Cattle Market.
—Cattle are unchanged with fair demand
for the best qualities; prices range from
3c to 7K,c for common to extra. Hogs
range at 8©10;4c for light to heavy.
Dry Goods. Markets.
VEW,YORK, March 10.—The heavy rln
\ storm has checked trade complbtely o
day, and we note a very dull market,
with little change in prima,. which are
infirm enough; the whole tone of the
li t
marks partakes of lassitude and de
pressio , and Unless business improves
before he clOse of this" month we may
look for a serious decline, not only in
cotton bat in woolen an'ci silken goods.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD,
, FITTSIitrItHIC, FORT "WAYNE CHI
CAGO RAILROAD, March 10.-1 oar should
ere, J H Parker; 300 bbls flour, owner;
15 bales broom corn. 15 do handles, H R
McClelland; 5 tea lard, E Heaz.leton; 26
bgs timothy seed, 12 ht bbls butter, H
Rea Jr; 3 care staves, g AdamsP & ro;
1 car corn, Robb & Herron; 12 bale cot
ten, Hyde de Sons; 37 bdls hides, E Y
McLaughlin; 2 cars stone, J L Knox; 14
bgs oats,l3 do corn, 1 car 'brick, S M
Kier & Co; 12 doz tubs, 15 doz pails' ' Win
Haslage; 50 dos pails, 20 do tubs,W M
Gormly; 30 bdls broom handles. W Mar
dorf; 87 bgs barley, 32 do rye, 99 do oats,
Graham et Marshall;'-17:bbls apples. 4
pkgs butter,'J A.- Graff; 5 bas soap, S
Ewart & CO; 31 bdls hides, W Flacons &
Son; 4 pkgs butter, Voigt, Mahood ' d& Co;
3 kga butter, Fetzer do Armstrong; 117
sks barley, 67 do rye, Culp & Shepard; 1
car corn, Bingham & Laing.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD, March 10.-4 Cara N York, 5 do
Gray: Warm,ore, Shoenberger, Blair &
Co; 1 car clay, SM Kier; 1 do do, Hussey
it Co; 1 car bones, Seward & Campbell;
1 car turnings, Moorhead & Co; 100 bbls
Hine, Adams it Co; 1 car grind Stones,
7 Woodwell; 1 Mil tobacco, 1 hf do do,
J Zimmerman; 1 bbl tobaooo, T W
Baker, 2 hf bbls do, H Dallmyer; 1 hf do
do, W M Linton; 1 do do do, H GaAs
.c.hy; 10 cases potash, Bryce, Walker it
Co, 1 bbls tobacco, 1 hf doz brooms, Ar
buckles 6t Co; let stoneware, 0 A Bouch
er; 2 kegs applebutter t l bbl apples 1:1
Jr;Rea, . 4 bbls apples, 1 hf do do, Ml'
Graff itCo; 24 bdis chairs, Hammer dr
Dauler; 6 bdls chairs, Bedford Chair Co;
20 bble flour, 50 bags middlings, J. & W
FairleY; 10 bags cornmeal, Hagan it Mc
`Carty; bbls apples, WJ. Steel 4e. Bro;
5 bbls onions, Morrison it Devol;,2 cases
shoes, T - J Clark; 3 bra hard Ware.
Adams, McKee it - Co; lot stoneware, H
Ornstott; 6 cars lumber, J & M Seibert.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY 'RAILROAD,
March 10.-1 car ice, .B Trimble; 1 car
metal, Rees Graff&' Dull; 2do do, John
Moorbead; 4 do do, M'Knight, Porter &
Co; 1 do do, Lyon, Short', & Co; 1 car hay.
McKee it Son; 1 car oats,Bingham &
Laing; 16 eke wool, W. Barker; 4 pkgs .
eggs, L J Blanchard; 9 eke rye, 22 do oats,
Scott & Gisal; 6 bbls clover seed, 4 du
flax seed, Porterfield it McCombs; 36 bgs
oats, Gay & Welsh; 43 do rye, A- Kirk
patrick t Co; 120 do oats, Bricker at Co;
111 do do. Graham it -Marshall; 1 car
hay, Blaney it Moore; 1 car grain, Keel
it Biebart; lot butter and 'eggs, owners;
640 bbls oil.
ALLEOBENY STATION, March 10.-175
sks timothy seed, W H Pratt; 1 cat mid
dlings,..Hack at Schwible; 1 car. barley,
Smith & Co.; 8 cases tobacco, R & W Jen
kinson;• 5 kegs pearl barley and 30 bbls
flour, R M Jenkins; 1 car wheat, Kenne
dy Bros.; 'scars metal, Lewis, Bailey
Dalzell;_4B aka flour, 6 bbls do., J Lusk;
1 car barley, Rhodes & Co.; 3 doz tubs,
James Lockhart; 15 doz buckets,' J Ko
hen; 15 do. do., S Riddle; 3 cars metal,
Graff, Bennett & Co.
RIVER NEWS.
Both rivers; under the influence of the
rain on Tuesday 'night and yesterday,
were rising last evening with five feet in
the channel by the 'Monongahela marks.
The weather continues warm and sultry
with frequent showers of rain. Mercury
at 4 ?. m. yesterday 60.
There had been no arrivals up to last
evening, but there are several boats due,
among others the . Glendale and New
York.
The Bayard, Capt. Geo. D. Moore, is
the regular packet for Parkersburg to
day, leaving promptly at noon. Here
after the Bayard, will leave here on
Monday's and ThUrsday's.
Capt. John Evans. well-known in tow
boat circles, died at Rochester on Wed
nesday night or yesterday, we did• not
learn which. Tha Coal Hill we under
stand was the last boat he had command
of.
The Maggie Hays, Capt. B. C. Martin,
will leave for St \ Louis to-day, without
fail. ,
The Bellevernon, Capt. J. J. Darragh,
Jr., takeS her departure for New Or.
leans to-day, and passengers and Ship
pars should bear this in mind.
The R. C. Gray, Capt. IstuloWhittaker,
takes her departure for Ciniiinnati and
Louisville thus morning at 9 o'clock.
The.Sailie, Capt.: 8.8. Calhcnan, takes
her departure for the Missouri river on
Friday. lithe .will be followed by the
Messenger, Capt. Jelse Dean.
The Savanna, Capt. Isherwood; will be
the llitt boat out for the Upper Missis
sippi, as will also the Camelia, Captain
Lytle, for Nashville. .=
The Armenia, Capt. A. 8, Shepard;fol
lows the Maggie Hayti ti;:. St. Louis.
_
—The :Lamar Fire Insurance , Co., of
New York, have paid to the' =Mail Com•
pony their loss by the burning of• the
America-15,000—through , their agents
in Louisville. ,
LElla is tbe name °t e a ferryboat past
built at Leavenworth Kansas.' The
machinery was , also constructed' there:
The boat Is 118 feet long and spli wide,
with a capacity to , earry 18 feet in diam
eter, with eight feet four' Inch buckets,
propelled by an "engine"of 72 horse
power.
—During the month' of February, 1869,
there were nine steamboat disasters,
causing the loss of some . 64 lives. There
were also three steamboat accidents, and
four steamboat men died natural•deaths;
while two were murdered. ..During the
same month two pilots had their licenses
revoked.
,e=•
—The Emma No. 8 arrived at Cincin
nati from New Orleana Monday
.even-
ing with a good cargo. On her way here
a deck-hand by the name of James Wil-
liams was lett overboard on the -evening
at February 24 at about half past ten
o'clock. Be shipped at New o* - leana on
20th of Febrai.
—The St. Louis PePubticait says:. The
Addle Johnston, which left. on Friday
for Keoktlit, Proceeded as far to „Alton
and lidd ttP. the Ice being too heavy:
TheArthedlllo, Dictator and Pink' Var
ble. from the Old% artibetweett this city
and Cairo. and are doubtless detained by
ice. Several steamers announced to de-
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part yesterday-laid after on account of
the floating ice in thecriver. Capt. Rea,
of the Silver Bow, reshipped his passen
gers for the Missouri River by the Pa
cific Railroad, and will await a change in
the weather before attempting to iprose
cute his voyage. The satne may be said
of the Mountaineer and Columbian. both
of which were announced to leave yes
terday for the Missouri River.
—St. Louis advices tinder date of Mon
day report as- follows: The Anna ar
rived full of freight and passengers. The
Armadillo is laid up at St. GenevelVe: she
has had a hard time with ice. The: Ruth
got aground again, on the lower bar at
Hat island. Her head was down stream,
and at last acounts a barge was*long
-4
aid ' of her and she. would probably get:
off oon. Contract had been made'to put
a bin on.the Thompion Dean. Captain
Ru sell has resigned the superintendency
of the Mississippi Valley Transportation
,Company, and Captain Greenleaf has
been appointed to till the vacancy. The
St. Lonievand New Orleans Barge , Com
pany have engagements for all the freight
i
the can bring North for three or four
mo the. The channel to Cairo is change
abl and unrellablivbeing variously re
ported at 8X to 8 feet. . • •
River and Weather.
Lonigritax, March sWelling
with six feet afx• inches in the Canal.
Weather clondyand cold
STEAMBOATS.- : 1.
FOR CAIRO AND
.ST.
LOUIS.—The splendid ?linen
ger Packet
AIIMENTA Oarr. A. S. STIEPIIEnD,
WM leave for the above and intermediate ports
onSATURDAY.Mti ch .h. • ,
JOHN -FLACK, or •
mh9 J. I). COLLME-WOOD, Agents. •
VOR AtTON,
NOIS.—The splendid paqten
ger steamer
SILVER LAKE cerr.t TODD,
Will leave for the above and intermediate ports
on FRIDAY, 12th inst.. at 4 P. M.
.For freight or passage apply on board onto
J D. COLLINGWttOIi,
mbS ' JOHN FLACK, Agents.
OR ST. LOUIS. ST. I k,
oE, • OMAHA., AND ALL
'DINTS ON THE MIeSODNI RI r F.E.—Toe
fine passenger steamer MESSENGER. Jesse Dean
Master, will leave on the 15th Inst..lOr the above
ports.
For fretgbt or possage apply On board. or to
LAMES COLLINS,.
SADDEST :lc
- . Agents.
GEORGE F. I.I:IIcRENS, at Rochester:Wharf
Boa*, Agent. I moll
FR CLRKSIV IL LEagr o t -
OR A
"D HASHVILLM.—The flue
steaver
CAMELIA Capt. JoSEPII - LTTTI,
N' Ili leave for the above and all natermedlate
ports, on . THIS DAY. at 4 P. x. 1
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
mhl FLACK A CoLLIMIWOOLI. Agent'.
VOR EVANSVILLE, a udet‘
• 'CAIDO AND . '
ST. LOUIB.
The flnr, pass.nge tateatner.
MAW; E HAlt Cant. D. v. IdAhmt,
WV! leave for the above and Intermediate ports
on THIS DAY, at 4 P. It.
For freight or pasrageaaply on board or to
FLACK &.• COLLINOWILK)D,
JAMES COLL!". B. •
• G. H. GHKIEST & CO..
'A'..l. HASLE'FF,Agents.'
VOIR MEMPHIS AM:O 4 4Mb -
NEW OHLZAHS—The steame
RELLEVERNON Capt. J. J. D.siorlif,Js.
Will leave for the above and Intermediate ports
on THI3 DAT, at 4- P. -
For freight Op passage apply on hoard; Or to
dr coLLII,OH OUD,
teal WIRIEST & CO., Agents.
VOR KANSAS CITY,
1' Sr. JOiILPH AND OMAHA..
—The splendid Eteamer I
.9!..1...p.r. .
....., Xapt. T. S. CAt.gpyrrr.
Will tease for the' mho!eporta on -Fit/DAY.
17th Inst.. at 4 P. M. ‘.
For freight or passage apply onboard or to
JOHN FLACK. d. L. CULLING WOOD.
GORIEST & CO.. Agents. l fell
NORTHERN LlNE u r a dE s t
PACKET.—FOR GALEN A
D DUBUQUE.
SAVAN A Capt. ROBERT ISIIIMWOOD,
WWI commence loading for the aboee slut all in
termediate points on the fleet of March. and will
go through Without reshipping. For particulars
apply to
FLACK & COLLINGWOOD, Agents, '
fer.,:e97 or-R. C. OKAY.
ORTHERN LINE
PACKET.—The. mew and
id
spp end
MINNEAPOLIS•
Capt. J. B. RSOOSS.
Will leave fur ST. PAUL. about the 10th of
April. i.nd go through direct. This splendid
steamer offers very superior accommodations for
passengers and stock. For paeticulars apply to
FLACK 1 COLLLNUIWOOD, Agents;.
fe22:e9B or R. C. ORAL
FOII CINCINNATI and z i alge
LOIIIIPPTLLE.—The fine paei
senses. steamer
9..0. GREY - Capt I. R. WmTrAran.
3VIII leave for the above porta on THIS DAY, at
9 a. 3f,
For freight oromp apply on board or to
DOHA FLACK,
J. D. COLIJIDTWOOD.
rem G. H. GEIRrEST &
pITTSBERGEI, A dige
W111381.1N61, .
1
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
, -
Lease Company's Wheys Boat, foot of Wood
Street, . I
DAILY, AT ma M.
310N31.711 AND THURSDAY%
BATA B.D GEORGE D. Moors., .Muter
' WKDNISDATI3 AND SAW/WATS,'
OBEY EAGLE ' C. L. Baranuar, Muter.
Freight will be received at all hours by
seis JAMES COLLINS. Aeent.
STEAMSHIPS.
TLIVEIIPOOL ANDsna
-
= QUEViNSTOWN.
TUE miw MAIL STEADIAMPII,
Numbeiiin t 'sixteen firet-class veeeels,l among
tn. mthe celebrated'. = I
CITY OF PAltt.o, CITY OP ANTIVEFP,
CITY OF BOSTON CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY' OF LONDON,
Balling EVERY SATURDAY, from Pier 45,
AL M( River, New York. For outage or further
information sent. , to
f4lLliaffi, BINGHAM,' dr.
.; •
TO 717111157RECT. (Chronicle Building..
Alworlirbo . photto Post MON., P.otatmerb
KEYSTONE POTTERY%
SM. BIER 61. CO" 1-
, Idanufactniere of
erzaeNswAßE. BRISTOL WARE ao.
°Mee and Wakehonee. 363 LIBERTY STREET.
arAll orders oromptly attended to.
J. Z. SWIFT .... J. at.inaaTr
SWINT it BRATT:.
- - • .
ARONITEOTVBAL AND
- OR NAM ENTAL CARVERS,
NO. 61 Sandusky Bt., Allegheny,' Pa.
A large assortment of NEWEL PO&T8 and
BALbhTER.B constantly on hand. TURFING
of all descriptions. done. onseirse
_ .
THE MAN. OR THE MEN. Ni
who hold PATRON'S TICKETS of the Aa
Vd SERIES OF WASHINGTON MEDAL.
LION YENS, are hereby informed that the draw.
Inge were made January 29,15139, and that CIF.
rulers givlntfull Informatloo of the number'
drawn. will be ne m, to Demme Interested, on
their addreaslnir.the WASHINGTON MEDAL
LION PE NiDOMPANY. New Tort.
N. B.—EtteD THE VOWS OF THE *yin BE.
• • - te2dalt
rostDIA REIIIIEU 'BELTING;
nose. Stearn , Packing and ':Gaskets of _the'
on Belting Companies manufacture at prices
as law as tills quality ofgoods can be borigl i it of
the manufacturer. A. 2111 stock always tin and
'at the India Rubber Depot, 28 and 28 Sixth
,street. PHI 1214P8, •
fts • 'Bole Agents fee the CompanY%
SHECSOF PEACH
2tR 000 Ilitw
LIN s.
G
nIL &P. & RTICVS)7ISOI4r.
_
4 BAIRRELS OF 80114401DM
KOLABSEs.
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180.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
J. L. .... . ...A. IL StiMutgON.
OILLINGER & STEVENSON,
COMMISSION MOUNTS
87 Second Street, Pittsbnrgh, Pa.
RECEIVE AND SELL
AU Kinds of Country Produce,
All orders for Merchandise promptly filled at
LawasT , market rates. Particular attention
given to the sale of Butter,•kggs, Cheese • Dried
Fruits, &c, We feel coundent that we can Rive
entire satisfaction, by making QUICK SALES and
PROMPT RETURNS, at HIGHEST MARKET PRICES,
and therefore resnectfully solicit your consign
ments. All correspondence answered promptly.
Marking Plates furnished free. Wain in store
and to arrive daily. au3l:t7B
E s , ,l: A ßl in fiIF D BY A. & T
W. M. GOR3ELY, •
WIECOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271
. Liberty Street,
03TholCrior OFF. Luna. Homo .
.1 3 iTTS331J11GrI-I.
se :re
WATT, LANG & CO.,
WHOLZBALZ DZALEIIB IN
Groceries, Flour. Groin, Produce,
Pre visions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon ;
• 011. die..
trs and 174 WOOD STREET, near Lib
ertt, street. Pittsburgh. Pa. u08:n55
jIEIL &
RicHART, JAB. r. RICTUS%
PETS= KEIL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALNIII3 IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, &c.,
349 Liberty St., Pittobargli,
myl4:b37
Y. 13TEDLN J. A. 6TILILLt.
STEELE & SON,- - r
M•
Commission Merchants,
AND DIALE.P.B IN. •
V1..0171t. GRAIN. FEED. moo.
No. 93 OHIO ATEEKI, near East Commbn,
- ALLEGHENY. CITY. PA.
L e J. BLANCHARD.
Wholesale and Retail grocery
No. 396 PENN STREET.
=in
FETZER' &' ARMSTRONG,
FOBWARDNEI 4OOUtIBBION IMEIOIWirT3,
For the . sale of Flour, Grain. Bacon, Lard, But
ter, Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally,
No. In NIABKET BPB.EICT, corner of Flnt,.
Pittsburgh. fe72:9u
•
atiITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Comndaslon Merchants
Dealers in Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard 011, Iron, Nails, U. T ir a
Cotton Yarns and all P'Ltsburgh Manufact
Penerally. LIS and 'l l lll esaICOND STRE E T,
ittsburgh.
JOHN SHIPTON A WALLACZ.
§sHIPTON&WALLACE J Whole-
SALE RocEms AND PROD UCE DEAL-
No.. 6 SIXTH STREET. PM 3borsh.
1•12:r58 .• •
JOing T. notrar...anw. Nousr.....wx. N. Houma.
TORN I. ROUSE &BROS., Sue..
to • eessors to JOHN 1. HOUSE l CO., Woole
ssia Grocers and Commission' Merchants, Cor
ner of Smithfield ind Water Streets. Pittsburgh.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &C,,
. WHOLESALE DEALERS ES •
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 PENN STREET,
• t •
Wilt Remove on the Li of April to
NOS. 354 AND 386 PENN, ,
Cor. Eleventh St., (formerly Canal.)
JOSEPH S. FINCH & CO., •
Pr05.)185.1W7. 189, 191, 1U slid 196,!
FIRST STREET, PITTEEI363GRI
X.4I.III3IFACIVRTRIS 0?
Copper Distilled Pure Rye Whiskey.
Also. dealers .Izi POBILIHNWINES And ELact. QUOBS .
QUOES. HOPS. act. •-; . •
WHIM MUM & CO.;
4klos. 221. and 223 laberty Street.
- .
Iporner. or Irwin ' now'offer to the trade at low
figures, strictly .
Prime New CrepNew-Orleans Sugar and
Molasies.
Porto Rico, Cuba anti English Island Bums.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore •,Ba
lined do.
(+olden Drips, LoVerings,, Brunlis, Stuart's,
Adams' and Long' Island Syrups. -
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Island Molasses.
- Young Hyson, Japan, Imperial, Otinpowder
and Oolong Tess. • •
Carolina and Bangoin Rice.
Java, Lagnayra and • to Coffees.
Vooacco, "Lard Oil, PIA, Ned, Glass, Soaps,
Cotton Yarns, do., constantly on hand.
A. 7-490.
13IPORTESS OP
Fine Brandies,Winee and:Segart3.
mm io, Moselle, and Sparkling Mock Wines
of Gimlet & Co.. in bottles. •
Sparklina Moselle, Beilarobergand • Jobannls
burg. Hookbeimer, Burglndy, de.
. Brandenburg & Preree Pine olive 011.
do do Claret*, imported In bottles:
do
• Alo ; White Wines, in bottles.
M. Work Bons' Spa , kling Catawba.
rine old enerrli Madeira.and. Port 'Wines.
• Free Old Mononganela ale Whiskies. pure.
do[ Verrßriperior Old mote& •do • • do.
- 11.1430, •
Sole genti . tbr Moat & Chandon'ir Grand 171 n.
Imperial.
Verzenat and Bellery Champagne.
Brandies oZ our own "seleet,Oti and warranted.
J 2•d48
FRENCH RUHR HILLS'FONEL
French Burr Smut Machines,
TIDE BEST WHEAT OLICA2MBS UM
For/able .F/our and Feed Mills,
BOLTING CLOTHS, •
All numbers and best quality. For Wm at
319 and 321LibertySt., Pittsburgh.
CCM
J. B. YOUNGION & CO.,
FANCY CAKE Riaticny, CONFECTIONARY,
ICE CREAM and DINING SALOON,
B 3 Smithfield street, corner of Diamond alley,
Pittsbu i rit .? .
Aar es and imitates supplied with Ice
Cream Cakes on short notice.
~:~-,- . -
,_
SLZAITI PITTSBURGH. I AAIUN' • SR P1TTE0317116.8
Mall • 7:15 a m ,Mall - s:4opm
Express, 7:10 a mi Express 5:30 a m
Brady's B Ao 3:00 p m,Bradye B A° 10:30 a M
Ist iMdsWorke % i let sceliWorks
. Aceored.... 10:50 am, Accomod'n. 8.20 a 111
9d Soda Works j Sild Soda Works
AccomOd , n. 5:00 p Accomod , n. 3:40 p
Church Train leave Pittalaugh ,at 1:10 P. X.
Arrive at Pittaburgh at 9:50 A. K.
Passengers taking express tealn have but
one change otcars laf tween Pittsburgh, Buffalo
and 011 Regions: Mall and Express Trains stop • :
only at principal" points. Mixed Way and Ace
commodatiod trains stop at all stations. -
THOMAS M. BING, Ast. &Vt.
W. PosTics HOPE..Ticket Agent. • mail'
rITTSBIIII.O4,
CINCINNATI AND
LOIIIS RAILWAY.
CHANGE OP THIE.—On and after SUNDAY.'
N0v.212d, 1868, trains will leave and arrive all
tat Union Depot, u follows, Pittsburgh time:
Mail S Depart. Arrtaa.
pr3:l3 a. m. 12;13 a. m.
Fast Line 10:13 a.
Fsst
p.
Fast
T_Pie se 2:56 p. m. 12:16 a. m.
W 9., .„. .. .543 a m 6:43 m
McDonald's Zee'n., No.111:26 a . '•3' P.
Steubenville Acc0mm..„p 0 d . ,..3:38 m ra : fr:4B 3 a /" ..m u t
McDonald's - Ace , n, 2 S:OS p. m. 3:19 p. my
•
Ra.11:513 P. M. Express will leave daily.
10:13 P. st. Mall will arriv daily, .
The 10:13 a. m. Train leaves SundaYll
e cepted, and makes close connections at New.
ark to Zanesville and points on Bandusky
Mansfield 6 Newark R. R.
8. SCULL, Genera: Ticket I Agents
W. W. CARD,' Bnp't., Steubenville, Ohio.
n 025 ..
1868.
From Dec. 110t h
_, 1868, trains will leave fres
and arrive at the Union Thipot, north side, Pitts.
burgh city time, as . follows :
Chicago Ex—. 3:03 m
Erie& rgu.N. , l7:2Bam
CL m
Chicago dfa11..6:58 a m
Chicago Ex...10:08 a to
CI. & it.!irEr.sl:2l3 p n.
Chicago Ex, 2:43 pm
W' & Erie.Ex*:l;l3
Deplfrom Alleghen y.
N.gt'n Ac. 8:58 a m
Leeleitle " 10:28 a m
" 11:58 am
llochester " 1:33 pm
Leetsdale Ace.3:sB pm
N. Brigt , n " .5:33p Jai
N. Brigt , n " •6:28p m I
Leetsdale. " 10:43 pml
Leetsdale Sun
day Church. 1:13 p m.
2:43p. in. Chicag
Rif' 11:58 a. m. Chicai
de= F. B. MYRIO3.
1110110ENNSYLVA-Mgems
1.. MA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. Onand after Nov, 28th. 1868, Tratni
will. arrive at and depart from tht Union Depot,
Conley in Washington and Liberty atreetn. an •
follows:
Arrive. Depart. •
Mail Train.... 1:30 a m Day Express.. 2:30 ang
Fast Line 2.40 a m Wail's No. 1.. 0:30 ant
Wall's No. 6 20 ani Bail Train 6:15 am
Brintoniica•n. 7:50 a m 'Mein •ti Ex I x:35 pm .
Wall's No. 0 .. 8:50 m Wall's No. 2..11:90 am
Cincinnati E - 1..11:40 m Johnstown Ac. 3:115 inn
Johnstown Ac10:33 am Braddocks Nolt:7lopin
Baltimore Ex. 1•45 p m Phila. Express 5:10 pm
Phila. Express2:os p m Wail's No. 8.. 5:20 pm
Wall's N 0.8... 1:30 p m Wall's No. 4.. 5:15 pm
Braddocks No] 5:50 p m Fast Line 7:50 pm
Wall's No. 4. 7:95 p m WalPsNo,S t . 11:50 pm
Way Pasan•r 10:20 p m ,
The • Church Train leaves 'Walla Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. m., reaching- Pittsburgh at
10:00 a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at
12:50 p. m. and arrives at Walls Station at
9:00 p. m.
'Cincinnati 'Express leaves daily. An other
trait - s daily except Sunday. • •
For Ihrther information apply to
W. B. BECKWITH, Agent.
• The Pennsylvaniaßallroad Company will not as •
some any risk forßaggage, except for wearing, ap•
pare Land limit their responsibility to One Hun.
are. Dollars value. Ali Baggage exceeding
tint amount in value will be, at the risk q the
owner. =less taken bv special contract.. - •
. .
ErE 8 T E It'N-MIMEN
PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.--On and after N ov. 22d,1568. the
Pa. senger Trains on the Western Penn:Wu:Oa
Rai road will arrive at and depart from: the,
Ire.der. I Street Depot, Allegheny (Ity.aafolloWst •
• . Arrive. Report. .
Roting,PeNo 16:40 a ixt j '7:00
Freeport No. 28:%9.11, m Freeport N 0.1915 ank
Expres." • 10,1.9 ata Sharpb`gNolll:99 '
shasPb'g AT.0.11:2 5 p Express . 9:45 pia .
Freeport N0.29:00 p m Springd , e No.10:110 pin •
Mail'• 5:55 p m Freeport N0.15:90 pm
Springd'e No 115:45 p m SPringt'e No1T:10 tri
Aboye trainalun daily except Spriday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny ',Venation
every ' dunday at 7:40 a. in., reaching Allegheny
City at 9:50 a. cu. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1:20,p. M..ant arrive arAllegheat Jena
Lion at 3:48 p. m. -
COMEIrsAgiON TNIEXT.-.-Vor sale in package. - •
of Twenty, between Allegheny City Chestnut
- street,' Herr's, Bennett, • One Creek: Etna
Sharpsbure and good only On the traine stopping
it Stations specified on tickets. : •
The trains leaving Allegneny City at 7:00 a.
m. make direct connection at Freepori withWal.
kers line of Stages forßutler and Hannah. town.
.Through tickets makbe purchased at th. oelcg .
No. let Clair stree near the Einspensionßrito.
Pittsbur. h, and at •t e Depot, ARegheny, •
per farther Infortion a_pply to
' • Jr.. 3. LEFFERTS, Agent.
• Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not -.
araume any risk for Baggage, except forme:ming
apparel, and limit' their responsibility to One
Hundred Dollars in value. All baggage eit.•
ceeding tt Is amount in value" willbe at the risk of
the owner, males' taken by special contract.
EDWARD R. .WILLIAIILS,
• • na23 Oen.'al Eitine.rintendent, Altoona. Pee •:I
SQ mos Y HlLL agamis
Reyna
UNION 'PACIFIC BAILWJV
W. W. WAtt.LAVE.
RAILR~ADB ? L„j .` .j
rITrS,BURGH
coqNFLI,sviLL
IL ROAD.
On and after TURSDAY. Noyember,
trains will arrive at and depart from the
Depot corner of Grant and -Water streets, as
follows;'
Depart.
Mall to and from Union
town
7:90 A. kr. 4 . !1:00 P. N.
. .
MoKeesportAecomdtM 11:00 A. Y. 51:05 P. Y.
Ex. to and from Unt'n. 3:00 r. at. 10:10 A. Y.
West Newton Accom'd 4:30 P. M. 8:35 A. Y.
Braddoek's Accomdt'n. 8:15 V. Y. '7:50 r. M.
Night Ac. toMeli , ort.lo:3o r. Y. 8:45 A. X
Sunday Chnrch Train to
and from West Newton 1:001. x.10:00 A.
For tickets apply L-
J. B. KINO, Agent
W. E. STOUT. Superintendent. no3o
CHANGE 6 FNAMMI
TIME.
ALLEM:I2NY VALLEY EALLIZOAD,
On and after MONDAY, Novenber 9th, 1968,
TWO TRAINS DAILY will leave Pittsburgh
Station, corner of Eleventh and Pike streets for
Franklin, 014 City, Buffalo, and all points kti ills
Oil Regions.
PAN HANDLE BOUM
aBV- 7 .
PITTSBITEGSk_ FORT & CHICAGO
F. W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH E. B.
Arrive.
'C hicag E
o x... 511 •
(Chicago Ex.. 11.:I 1.3 lit
TWheeling Ex 11:13si
{Crestline Mail 3:5304
Chicago Ex.-4:380i, •
(Cleveland Ex *:081,1 .
;Erie & Yrn Ex6:l3p l
ICI. & Wh'g Ex6:5804. •
Arrive fA A i tegh*llls
N. Erlgt , n Ac.7:03 am -
N. 'Brlgt , n " 13:118 am
New Castle "10: 3 3 ens
Lee . t . sdale " 9a3 :
"1:08 pa
"N. Brigt'n "51:42pni
i Leetsdale " 4: 5 3 Dm
" VAS ern
Le - etsdale San-
I day uhurch. 9:58 ant
:0 Express leaves dolly.
• • Expresa arrives daily.
General Ticket Agent.
EDWARD 4. WILLIAMS, •
non. 'General SuperintenolenU Altoona:l%
Easteri
Thp SHORTEST AND MOST RELUBI
BOUTE Cram the East to all points in
Colorado, Nevada,
California, Utah,
Arizona„.. WashizzOon,
New Notice, Idaho,
;Oregon.
Tve:: : •raLne leave State Line ar.d Leavenwo Mt
datl SuadaSaaacepted,)on the arrival ' of treble
or Sallymid from dt. Lindr, 'snd Rant. bal and St. Joe liallrosul rrom'quidiCy, cone
ci
Inw at Lawrence, Topeka and Wamego
tract vfieit all Pl3ggurttntribel'lNlTlC3D
STATES, COMPANY 'Et DAILY
LINE or ovgaLarrt MAIL AND EXYMIDIE
COACHES POE ' •
DEPFV)MiI SALT
AND
AU Points in the Territorliee t ..
And ;with SANDERSONTS DINI! , 'WEEELY LIN
of 00AORES for Port Union, Neist , s Port, Pass,
Aito o ose,' Santa Pe t Anal all paints In Art.
sons.an ew
sons. Mexico.
with' mem • addlttotia of rolling Attach
andealtkerleAl. end the arrangements matte
w ith , thonsibleinerland Transportation- Lines
from tta western tormlnnA, this road now offers
unequaited faelllttes tbr thelraniontuton 01
freight to ,the Par Wen. .
Tickets for sate at Mr the ininetnal offlemitn
the United States and OsnadU,
Be sure and ask for' Nettle yin THlt
HILL_ROSIT4,_ONION.P I•O RAILWA
/CASTEN& DIVISION • • 1
- - . A. ANDERSON I.*
ihmeml 81*e:1ntend(At
WIFEBEITIEB4
elllteni, Freight end Ticket Air
121
Arrive..