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' • PRLDAT. April 30, 1869. i
The oil market, compared with yes
terday, has undergone but little change,
and presenti but little that is new or im
portant. This being the last day of the
month, there was considerable inquiry
for spot oil, which was necessary In or
der
_to cover maturing contracts, and
prices for this delivery were if anything,
a shade higher. Otherwise, as we have
already intimated, nothing transpired
worthy of special notice, and the market
remains in much the same condition 'it
has been in all week.
CRUDE—There was some inquiry for
spot wi , to.day, and owing to peculiar
circumstances, prices Were Unsettled, and
r
irregular. We can report ' spot ,(40
to 46) settlement of coat ,at 15; 1000'
settlement, (40 to 46) spot on private
Semis, understood to beabou t 14% or
14X, and 2000 spot, (40 to 46 at 145 i. In
regard to the 16 cent sale, it • may not be
out of plat* to state that it as " forced,"
as this was the last day of g e, and the
contract calling for a ce ain gravity
which is very scarce, theselle r had to
pay that tigure to secure it.
, REFINED—SaIe of two lots of 1000
1 :1
each, on spot, at 82X, subs equen tly 500 at
82; else, in Philadelphia, y, June and
July at $3)4; July to Septe ber. at 35;
and September alone, at 35 ; May, last
half, at,32%;Anti May and J ne, at 38)‘.
Buyer. ll year, nominal at 7®37)i.
' LUBRICATING OI . -
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil
Eclipse Railroad Axle
Eclipse Machinery
Eclipse Spindle
- OIL SHIPPED EAST BT A.V.;7 R. H.
&
Lockhart, Frew Co. 524 his ref. to
Warden, Frew Ct Co., Philadelphia.
Total shipments Refined 524
OIL SHIPPED EAST PROM DUQUESNE
DEPOT.
Mentzer, Hepler 66 Co. 60 bbla ref. to
' W. P. Logan - Bro., Philadelphia.
• Duncan' & Williams , 89 ,bbla refined
to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
I ID. Bly, 10 bbla relined to W. & ensile,
Philadelphia. .
Total Shipments Refined.
'•l'' Markets by Telegraph.
Nrw Yoni,April 30.-Cotton steady and
unchanget, sales 2,000 bales at 2834®
28Xe for Middling uplands. Flour-re
ceipts 8;210bbla and fi rmer; low grades
steadyi, sal es' • of 63,000 bbls ,at
15,56®5,71 reMperilne state western;,
/15,135®6,20 fir extra' western; 16,75®6.T0r
white wheat.extra;ls,9s®7.2s forlt. H.
0.; 17®744:if0r extra St: - Louls:'ll:9®l2 for
goo/Ichoice do.; clotting dull and heavy.
Rye flour quiet; sales - 300 bbls at 14,60®
8,75. Corm meal/ dull. , Whisky firm;
asies 800 bbls western at 93c for -free.
Wheat—receipts 395 bus; spring wheat 2
@Bo better; Winter dull and heavy; sales
48,000 bust -$1;31 for No. 3 springin store;
11,39®1,48 for .No. 2 in store and .deliv
ered; 11,48.f0r No. 1 and 2 do mixed; 11,43,
for No.'l:do'iti 'shire; 11,47 for db deliv
ered; 11,70' for white California; 11;87®
• 1,88 for while: Canada, the :latter in
extreme. Rye. dull; sales 3,500 bus
western at 1480, , and 2,000• bu state at
11,38. Barley. dull. Barley malt quiet.
Corn—receipts. 11,000 bn new and un
changed; old le better and in good inqui
ry, partly speculative; sales 10,000 bu at
81®83c for new mixed western; 8.5 e old do
'in store and- delivered. Oats—receipts
14,757 bu; oats I©3c better; sales of 3,400
tar at 82c for western in store, and 84®
- 85%e for do afloat. Rice quiet. Coffee
-quiet. Sugar le better; sales of 321
hhds at 11%®12c for Cuba. Molasses
• quiet and firm; 501bbla New Orleans at
• 80e. Hope B®l4e for American.
Petroleum dull, 17Xc for crude, and 3234
for refined.' Linseed oil quiet, 11,01®,
1,03. Spirits turpentine quiet, 11,47®
1,48. Pork dull; sales.of 600 bbls. 131;12
®Bl,lB' fbr new mess; 130,87 for old 'do;
125,75®26,00 for prime; $18.73 forprime,
mess. Beef dull; sales of 170 blare 18®16
- for new plain mess; 112®18 for new ex.'
tra mess. Tierce beat dull; sales of-30
tierces; 128®28 for prime mess; $25@30
for India mess. Beef hams—sales of 130
bbls--128®32. Cut Meats steady; sales
of 130 pkgs; 12X @l3c for shoulders; 15%
®l7o ibr hanis; Middles dull; tales of 100
boxes Cilmberlaxid Cut at 15fX®15,vc.
Lard sales of 475 *ierces; 17%®18X,
fortrianitlB%®lBXe for kettleirendered;
aim& poe tierces Steam, 'Belle in May and
-90 imb@log. Batter weak; 25@.
33e'for • Ohio; 20@390 'for State; Cheese.
firth; 17 ® 230 4 " 'fteightettiLitterpoordnil. ,
and deenning;'lnigagenienta per steamer ,
of 48,5001ttah Wheat atrid per busk.' •
Driest. .11.—Plour closed firm for
low_gradscard dull. and ;declining for
medlar' and high _ grades. Wheat. dull'
and drooping . ,Ryeuiet at $1,30@1,32
for western in. ,store. -Corn dull.. and
'heavy at 84@85 for new 'mixed western,
and 87®88% for old: .mixed western .in
.
store and afloat. Perk gulet at 1a1,15 for •
new,, mein. Beef .dull and„unchanged.
Cut meat/land Bacon dulland in buyers'
favor. „Lard dull at 113 g for good to
prime, steam. Eggs 19®21. Cattle are
selling. freely at 340 advance. Arrivals,
920 and all sold at 14®17. . Sheep, receipts
of 2180,, but _not all selling. There is a•
shade of improvement., , Vver , previous
yery.bard, inarkets. Prices range Sc •for
roall,ii,welithlag73 Paaluta, eta ,go .for
prime 100 pound Ohio sheared.... Hogs V i c ,
lower, with 12 cars arrived; ,prleetilir,pto
-10.34•414 ,• •
,
CI44OIIMALTI,•Aprii 30.—Flour -is dull',
with only a-local demand; family 18®
6,25; fancy 418,50®8. • Wheats is , horainal
and unchanged with sales- of N 0.2 sat
11,11 IL • Corti dull with sales of" ear at-650. -
seats firm at 68E0720. Rye dest 11,88®,'
' Barley. nominal , and - unchanged.
' Cotton quiet with sales of -250' haled:mid
' Whigs at 27%8. `Tobacco little add iin
• chatiged: :Whiskey qtdeti at 00d, thotigh '
-many holders ask 91/1 ' PrifvhdOrib drill
and prices nominal. Mess Pork could
not have - beer - bought - at 130,75. Bulk'
meats at l2®1!. Baer/Witt 13 to 16;4®
1610 for /Moulders, clear ribs. and clear;
side*. 140 Wag offered'at MC, but there
is no inqttiry. Butter tinblialig - ed; fresh
I:made la light supply, and firtnat 38®400.:
gs dull at Cloyer.,seed. dull, at,
$ l6 XOr. and but, little, demand..
Tha . 43 th .a.t 1.8 . 50 08:60, and not intrah de- 1
=Sum , ' - ;Aniseed Oil•dnI1 at $1,05. Third
011 dull at 11,45®1,50. Sales ofFetroletim'
at.32e9sAoAT-114tlaed* S Orleans New
,/_51401543. NeOleanhmo:-
'lasses ' 80@ose„ , c ofrea . a2o
204..! ,
sales 115'hhde sogar anti
base Coffee.
• Hay dull and one dollar' Per • ton lower.'
Gold NW buying. -s,:
MUM, :Market —Beef Cattle anthill) ed,
with salesof common at 7 ®7,75; fair 450;
prime'4,344o; extra' shipping 7®7,50.
Aheep dull - at" 13®3,50. 'Hogs dull and,
lower; good to choice 0010 per ea tal
grdr• •
•
Ciirclace", April 80.-Eastern Exchan ge
tlmi at par boyliag and 1.10 per cent. p re _
mil= Sellin. Roar Is unchanged and ,
se selling at. 54,76@5,50 far Inekgradea. to ,
fair spring extras.. Wbeat granted ,flan,,
• atihseqoently weakened andr, ‘ declined ,
Igo; sale it were made- at . 111, , 14.15@1,1g
Awn). i• 11,9831,@1,11 for Ifo. 2; closing
at `.11;014; sales since, 'change at 1 1; 0 g x
owl' , An 1/o#l* 3ll ers Neg. , cent mod
erately Aot vltifiteali,V aiin firm;, sales, or
0
No, 1a Wm; 0 1 0.:2.. 034@560, and
:raja* §0 OM, neer- i 4ki06034%; el ea .
'in*4 " TR l new; thoremai nething , do,
13= 8
implji ' , oats : opimod,A4atwo,
'fillp ,ii 3io pod Aloud AIM.
, ', oo 3 s‹- t P7ll44loPrivactivikand.wowsz;:
. ,
t`i.:n~,,.,
.
sales nr - g e• ii, st; 111.18@1.18X; No. 2 at
81,1414;cloSing at $1,18y.. for No. 1. bar
ley opened quiet and closing at 81,60®
1,65 for No. 2. Ilighwines quiet at 85®
86c being offered and 87®8734e being
asked. New Orleans Molasses at 81®
1,06, Sugar 14®1514c. Mess Pork quiet
and closed at 830.25®36,50 for late winter
padked and 831 for choice brands. Lard
quiet'arid closing' and steady at 173 , 5 c.
Sweet Pickled Hams sell at 153 Sc. Bulk
Meats are quiet and unchanged, Re
ceipts for thohours:ast twentfour 8,-
038 bbls flour, p
14,700 bush y-
wheat, 57,656
bush corn, 48,040 bush oats, 1,525 bush
rye, 520 bush barley, 457 head of hogs
hipmenun 7,517 bbis flour, 10,287 bush
heat, 64:882 bush c0rn,"5,234 bush'oats.
,821 bush rye; 1,968 bush barley; 4,741
head of begs. • Freights • are dullat 5(6c
for corn to. Buffalo.
Sr. Loma, April 30.—Tobacco; the de.
mend is good but prices not qnotably
changed. Hem dull, with small ' sales
of p dressed at 82,40. Cotton; middling
sold at 2tNc. Flour very dull; super
fine sold at 14,25®5,00. douhle extra at
$6,00®6,69, treble extra at 88,00®8,50.
Wheat qfilet' aucl tlrin for fall 'at 81,40®
1,55, good to strlotly prime red 81,70;
choice to faney spring in good deMand
but, none,Uffering; No. 2 would bring
81,19. Corn dull- and lower at 8.55®56e
for'choice white and yellow in bulk, 130 c
for yellow in sacks, and 65c for fancy
white. Oats dull at 61®64e. Barley—
nothing_doing. Rde steady at 81,23®
1,26. Whisky very dull at 87c. Gro
ceries firm and unchanged. Provisions;
large settlements of April contracts were
being adjusted today, and nothing else
except a few 'joblung sales at outside
figures doing. Pot*, dull at 131®31,50.
nae On—jobbing sales of shoulders at
13jic, rib sides 15j4 L c, clear rib 16Xc, And
clear sides 17c. and dull. heavy and
nothing; 'choice held at 1735®180. Re
ceipts-4,100 bile flour. 5,000 bus wheat,
10,900' - bus corn, 11,509' bus oats, 1,000
tins barley, 700 bus rye; 850 bogs. Cattle
unchanged at 8.3,5007,00. Hogs easier at
P.@9125.
40c
. 85c
76c
.80c
Louisvtr.., April 50.—Tobacco: sales
109 hhds common. lugs at 14,30@5.,and
manufacturing leaf at 514,50. Mess .
Pork, 5.31,25. Lard, 1134 c. Batson:
Shoulders, 1334 c, Clear Rib Sides. 16)i©
17c, and Clear Sides at 173(igas34c..
Bulk Masts:. Shoulders, 123;c, and Clear
Sides at 18)450163;a Superfine, ss.2s(Als,so. Wheat, $1,30®1,50. Corn,
66®680. Oats, - -,08,70c. riay, 522423.
Sygpul New Orleans is quiet, and sales
were made at 143g0 for prime. Cotton IS
held at 26@283ic. Whiskey in held at
9 /P:— ci • •
_
99
TOLEDOi April 80.—Flour dull and un
changed. Wheat 120 lower and active;
amber 111,42X151,43; No. :1 red 11,43;
white, Michigan Cam a shade
lower and• moderately, active; No. 1 65c;
No. 2 6 2 Xe. Oats al shade better and
firm, at 623ic at the close for Michigan.
Rye 2o better and quient; sales of Michi
gan at 69340. Barley dull. Receipts—
A7OO bbls flour; . 6,300 bush wheat; 5,700
bush corn; 2,700 bush oats; SOO bush rye.
Shipment-2,100 bbls flour 4,400 bPsb
wheat; 11,500 bush corn; 1,200 bush oats.
CLEVELAINID, April 80.—The flour mar
ket is extremely dull. Wheat—No. 1
is scarce and better at 11,49; No. 2 red is
quiet and unchanged st 1480; at theolose
holders were asking 11,81@1,82. Corn
dull and steady at 700 for new mixed.
Oati-the market is firm and better; No.
1 State 89c and the demand is moderate.
Petroleum market dull and inactive and
holders are asking 29®SOc for refined,
but buyers do not feel: inclined to pur
chase at these figures and nothing Is being
done. •._
BALTIMORE, April 80.—Flour is quiet
and unchanged. Wheat dull at $2,15f0r
'prime valley red. Corn firm at 80©81c
for white, and 82®84e or yellow. Oats
dull at 78e for heavy, and 70@72c for
light. Rye at $1,45 for western. Mess
Pork quiet at 531,75®32. Boon quiet at
183io for rib sides; 173ic for clear sides;
14%e for shoulders, and 20@21e for
hams. Lard firm at 1934 e. Whisky quiet
and firm at 02@93c. •
MEMPHIS, April 30:—Cotton firmer,
with low middlings at 26y,•®26340; re
ceipts to-day 256 bales; exports 100 bales;
receipts of the week 2,osobales. ' exports
3,848 bales; stock 18,379 bales; month's
rect4pt4 9.894 ; bales; for the season 237,437.
bales. Flour dull and .unchanged..Ctum
750. Oats 70 ®7lc. gay $2B. ,Pork $32.
Lard 1834 ®2oo. Bacon firm at 14®17%@•
17 ) 10. Bulk•ixteats dull at 123;®1634c. ;
;-* BIIPPALOi April • 30.—Plonr- • dtilL,
Wheat ina•W. Gales of , 3 bar loads . ' of
Milwaukee club 5t, 1 11,135. 111 store.'
• Corn very dull. Sales of • 900 bushelis• at
69 in store. Rye and Barley nominal.
Peas no - demand except ibr seed par-,
poses: Seeds quiet; Timothy, ;4,50 for
mediadi; - Clover; $9,25; Pork steady at
slll€lsoi •Lard steady at 19.• Bighwines•
nominal.: • •
.
April 20.—Plour; de
mand limited; ' tbrthweettna "(litre fain
.
f,,,i1 6 ; 60 @t 23 ; 011 1 0 18c39; fancy ' 4101512.
heat in better deinandi ;tales 3,5e0 bus
'arfiber at sl,7s©l,Bo;"white 062,10.
rtyerfl;43©l,4s. ' Corn held hazily' and
lu/changed. Oats 'steady; western 70®,
The. 'Petroleum unchanged. ,ProilsiOns
quiet. Perk 102. Lard 190. 'Whisky 93
2 . III AanFEE. 30.— F lour qnlet.at,
preirloto prices. Wheat unsettled at 8415
for No 1, 3402 fOr•Nil. 2. Oats In de-'
wand at b73ia. Corn quiet but steady:at
.650 for rejected new.-, Iva steady at 81,14
:0) 1 ,12 for N0,..1. Barloy nominal. Re.
oelPts-3,006. bblstour. 30.000 bu wheat,
4.000 bu, 04* Shipments--2,000,. bbbs
;par ,04400 . 0 binwhew , • , •
DEVELOIT, April; lift —Flour dull," at •
.03,5007,00 for wheat and 88,00 for
fancy brands. Wheat firmpextra white
Varner $1;76; Noni , doi -11,80; rill°. 2 do.
•111 4 87. Oats actise at 85c. •••• • • • • •
' ` Dry bodes tlisiket. 2
lisyr Yomt, AtirllBo,-:7The weather
Was Very fine to-day , nevertheless
.bwglnoss is dull enough:. prices, :how
over, are without ; hruxutsotchange. We
quote: 'Atlantic heavy sheeting at 15Xo:
(Nary:lido, 17h0; Stark A, loo; Augusta
d Brixbury, 4,1435 c; Booth S, 140;
and
. ,1188 0 : 44 38 0 0 husettaBli,180;
emont pi, ; Pepperell,R, 14o; Amos
k.eNg Nasals muslluer 160 i Xtuit of the
3 1,00m, 1 1901.4ie5t 1111110, ilk; ,thipe, l4 e
i Xieet,h 4, „go; • Warusutta, 650., .exintect
0 9P:Net/ cottons 1 1 7-
F roolens of
rigy, Fltyj*ln APT ogr:1401 .ts greatly
0 511:1 8 .194e.5$ ,are Mg ,Q coed out in
Fie,/ciiii/0 - 0 1 149tis prices from halt a
douar,to,one, ourrenoy rates.,,,
- -
' .. -) ,X4, 1 1 31 t ;JEWS.
The river . is about With
Scant-Ave feetin the chsnnel last even- ;
,log by the 24fonongshels marks. eath
'er was clear and rcool " during the early
part,Of the day, but fti'theliftrnnoon the
A 14 .1 hecanie', overcast "with hidiCations.
Of more rain. ; •• •
No arrivals to record aside from the
Packetsand the Kenton and Parkersburg
'packet were thu only departures. :
G Tke Lorena succeded In getting over
hats Picas° on Thursday evening; after
reletving herselrof cemsiderable freight.
Theltate Putman, Capt. Q. W. Reed,,
wi t/positively take her departure=for.
Mello:kw"
aw nnd - the upper -fdtssltiall4Pl
,_41.11%, e oommodlotus end lath.'
insulatalii‘aft, anttlit' , ill- excellent con.: - .
• 1i " '').•
lITTOBY
W21, - ,AMMUI S4T
dition IcT,l4l l 4nosaf Mr. Wm. Harbison
still retelna'cbarge,of tbe office.
Business holds but pretty well, and
will, be seen, tonnage is remarkably
scaree. •
• The Grey Eagle, Capt. C. L. lirerinan,
is the regular packet, for Parkersbnrg.to-
Ray,- leaving promptly at: noon. The
Eagle has been in - the trade so long that
she has become a permanent institution.
The Glasgow, Capt. Andy Robinson,
Jr., takes her departure for St. Louis
and the Upper Musaissippi to-day, and
passensters and shippers should bear
this in mind. Capt. Robinson is old
and highly esteemed steamboatman ,
and the same IS true of the cashii3r,
Dravo.
We notice in the St. Louis papers, that
the irrilda ryas built , here by Capt. H. K.
Hulett. This is a mistake. ' She was
buUt by Capt,:T. W. Loughrey and oth
ers for ~the A.Uegheny-River trade, and
after the ccimpletion of the . Allegheny
Talley Railroad, was sold' to Corn. W. J.
Kountz, and•others,•who spent .00nsider
able money in 'repairing and remodeling
her for the mountain trade.
-• There were but two boats in port last ev
emng, the Kate Putnam And Glasgow.
The,Ernma No. 3 ,from New Orleans,
has among other items of freight,' 46
hhds, of sugar for John I. House•dt Co.
The Wild. Duck and Barges were at
Leuisville on Wednesday, also the Mary
Davage and barges.
The Tennemee recently sunk • seven
ty-tive miles beioW Sioux c ity, was form
erly the Exchange, and was built at
Brownsville, in 1862, for • Capt. J. W.
Anawalt and others. She was valued at
$12,000, and insured for $9,,000 in the
fbllowing conipanies: Home, of New
Haven, $3,000: I Independent, of Buten.
$2,500, and Enterprise, of Cincinnati,
A 5O O. I
—The New Orleans Republican of Ba -
urday, says:
Captain De Haven the President of
the Mississippi Valley Navigation Com
pany, left here last evening for Western
cities. The first boat will be completed
in about four months. Her machinery
is being constructed at Louisville, her
hull at Jeffersonville and other portions
at New Albany,'lndlans. Eighty-four
thousand dollars in cash has so far
been paid to the builders.
—The bleuenger was to have left Cin
cinnati for Pittsburgh on Thursday.
—The Argosy left Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh On Wednesday, with over 800
tons. ':Pilots, Jacob Pt* and Son.
—The Glendale, Emma. No. 3, Aus
tralia and'Boaz were all at Evansville on
Wednesday, and the 'Grand Luke was
at Cafto the same day. •
• :Meer aad Weather.
CBTWertatkalothe Mubarak Gasette.l
LoVieritaat. April 30.—River station
ary,-Ivith eight feet water In the Canal.
Weather cold and very wet.
IMPORTS BX:RAILI4OA.D.
PITTSBURGII.NNAT/ AND ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD, April 30.-20 eke rye,
W I Meek; bbl.' eggs, B.'do apples,
trkaakirta; rim; 18,41 ct ego, H lies Jr 40
do floral; Shomaker li & L; 12 do apples,
Vari Gorder & 8; 10 do do, Bruggeman &
0; a do eggs, 4 bdls pelts, F G Craighead
1 lax brushes, 130 hf bbis herring W 34
Gormly; 16 bbls potatoes. Robb & if; 8
pkas scrap iron, J Casey; 2 cars lumber,
D Odell; 1 do staves, 0' Albright; sdo
rye, D Wallace; 2 do staves, Fainter &
Bons; 80 bbls potatoes, W A Graff; 8
hhda tobacco, W it I) Rinehart; 2 -do do,
& W Jenkinson; 17 do
2 bb, W L Joes:
l whisky , = do
Inger S; 2do do n ,
J
F Bennett dc Sons; '2 do do, J T Bryar 1
tierce hams, 1 do beef, J A Diet z;
PITTSBURGH, FORT WATNIS &
Cffi
osao RULBOAD, = April 80. —lO cars
metal, Nimick & Co; 10 do do, Bryan &
Catighey; Ido do, Everson, P & Ce; 545
pas shoulders, Hanna & Vo; 5 tea hams,
10 do shoulders, 8 Miner; 5 cars rye, I)
Wallace; 200 bbls Boar, Culp dr. Shepard;
100. do do, Shomaker &L; SOO do do, J
Wilson &Son; 900 do do, owners; 10 bas
cheese, H Riddle; 180 bga oats, Bricker
& Co 10 cases Wine, Schmidt - h Friday;
10 b xs cheese,. E Harahan; 1 car corn. W
H Platt; ido oats, M'llenry Hood;, 48
-bbla apples, J A Graff; 0 do eggs, Wood
worth-di D; 7do apples, Graff & Co; 7do
do,ll Rea Jr; 1 car corn, J J Pettit; 1 do
do, Scott & Waal. ,
CLIMMAND 4WD .Prrxwanaost Kan,
;loan Anril sa.-4 'cars blooms Nindek
& Co; 1 oar rye, 1 'do potatoes, 1' 'do tur
nips, Volgt, 11C 't Cop 1 do oats, J&W
pairiey;7ldo pots Woodworth *
13
Ido de, J• 9bell; do ore, Hutch-
Anson, G Ccn : &do pipe, H Collins:ld°
oats, Floyd &,Co; Ido do, Kell Hitch
art; bbls peas, Strietler ,dt• Id; 89 bgs
potatoes, G Hamilton; 20 bbls do, W W
'Knox; 19 sks oats; Grallam & M; 25 do
Ootatoes4trieker it Co;117 bblsapples; J
,Tpectit; bbla; 80 ht cio beans, 16 do po
tatoes, 6 sks yyee , W H Kirkpatrick; 100
aka corn, W H Eagan; 55 dodo, Johnson
M; 8 hbls egg . "' Arkin batter, 2 bgs
sags, Hiles Jr. -
A'LLISIIIDERY VALLRT RAILROAD
April 80.—Livingston Broa, 300 ,, ciuusi
.oil; Painter &Non. 2 cars metal; Reese,
, Ciraft d 4 Pau,.l do do; Adams & Austin.
.7 mks rye, 5 do oats; Flacons & Son,
_l2
rolls leather; t 7 Lee Jr. 100 baskets pota
toes; KeySione Bridge Co, '2 cars stoner
Henderson it Co. Ido do; :Martin, B &
tO,-1 car grain; D Reynolds, I car.
lime; Soott it ekstl, Woks oats; - Bingham
&Laing; 19 eke oats; John Moorhead; 1
car metal; Fisher & Bro,•1200 bbls' oil;
offnerS,:l6 pkg. butter; 51 do eggs, 19 do
produce, 22 calves.
ALLFAutory fiTsrloaNT Apr
1 oar metal. 13pang, Chalfant & 0); 40
aka oataaohneon it M;rl7 do do. Wail &
Co; 1 ear staves, Ralya. s.Robertson;loo
WAS flow, Onoutaker 6t Lahgenhelp3;
100 bd rper.Ptilzer it hietzgar; 1 gar
wheat Kennedy &aro; 1, oar flax-.
OW; ll!Elnydnm; cat. Middlings.
1113olt Sblinalblef 'lO hbla"linle. - 'l 4 'F
°hafts: GO. bells Wits, A Holateine; 1
tien3e'luimei.Bl !Mailman.
WMOS, 1,10045,
'SCHNIIDT* FRIDAY
.nitroiy.rmiß
WAS, BRA
14 ND I& S, GIN, •
&C,;.
-• 1 :I_ , • ' , .••
, wstOls4E''sk.kitiircu l
FUR! RYE ",
. •
400,VENN STRZET.
Will Remove on the lit of *poll to
NOS. 884 AND SOO PENN,
Cor. SloilothSt.• (formerly Canal.)
josjarg t! , rvion. a i . co
MIN /SIN latlita and ile,!
iit~ 3' . , • nor imirtzlegmatraini. •
:A talk
Nadapiou'ill Pave
a ta me '
mok-ft Maitru.
iaft num
,
03
FEEIZO
• ST.' 1:910118:
pint ST. .L011:49, GA- jar a g
LENA, DUBUQUE AND .ST.
AUL.—Tbe new and elegant passenger packet.
HATE PUTNAM" ' Capt. G. W. HEED.
Will leave as above on l 3 USDAY, Mar Lt, at
4 r.
For freight or passage a ply on board, or to
span FLACK & CuLLINOWOOD, Agents.
UPPER
FOR HEOKIIK/:itun—sig
___ GTo ow, At DSC
IVENNIRT. ROCK ISLAND.
'CITY. LYONS. GALI(W. DUHUQUr, Mc
LACiROSSR;__IWI NONA , HER o ' B
LANDING and T. PAU L; she splendid passen
ger ate asner,g .
GLASGOW ' Capt. ANDY ROBINSON. JD,
Will leave as above : on ISA'i lIRDAY. blay Ist, at_
4P. M.
ALE scot', 8 Age t
&drat .1869. :as:rat —
NORTIILEN LINE PACKETS,
• ..FROM
St. Louis to Keokuk and St. Paul,
AND ALL ISTEIGIII lATE PORTS. •
One of the splendid Elidewiteel Steamers of this
Line will leave St. Louts da ly for Keok nk, 131 vett.
pert, Dubuque,-Wiliona, Stillwater and St. Paul.
Through receipts .for Freight and Passengers
will be given to all pointi oh the Upper 311.81s
siselppl on steamers rundint from tills port and
connecting with' the Northern Line Packets at
St. Louis, thin' enabling Clinsignees to get their
Freight through withoutl delay and at lowest
rates, #PI I I/ to JOHN FLACK,
J. D. COLLINGWOOII,
R. C. • GRA Ygents, or to
_
m1126:g23 91 Water street.
PA Rlt EBABIIRS
p•ITTS RllRGH,idarag
__• WHEELING AND PAR
KERSBUNG LlNE.—t,eave Company's Wharf
HO/Lt. : WI Of W end Strant. dally.st 1 Z M., WED
NESDAYS and SATIIEDAYth
ONE Y .. .. L. BMIEN - RAN, Muter,
Freight will be reeelved at all noura by
JAMES COLLIN!".
FLACK & CULLINGWOOD,
ARVIdle
0 W
aptl
EIPLING. a digt
PARKEW3BURO
Tl. •
MARIET
. ND CINCINN
Leaves Plttsbn
Leaves Cleel . .1
The swift; and a
.MARYIS, T. C.'
leave as annauee
7.or.nelgbt Or
. • FL. ,
•
b EVERY TtritSo AY- - 1% M,
atl Evraty FR '-4 J..M b
perb Stdewbeel Steamer ST.
SN EY, Commander, will
• d above.
u'M &
UM , board otr, to
[Na
RAMBES, Agents.
tit received on Tuesday after
_
goid
- x. B.—No BIM'
. 11.. k. M.
a wt-r mi
O LIVE POOL MID A S"'
T.
QUEENSTOWN
TSB MUM MAIL 8 1 111111118131p11.
Numberi
celebrated ng swam rirm-ume e vessels, among
tn• mate
CITY OP PAlits. CITY OP ANTWEPP,
CITY OF BOSTON CITY OF BALTIMORE,
ern/ or LONDON.
Salting ay.ERY SATURDAY, from Pier 45,
storth River, New. Task. Nor nassage or:amber
tatormatlon annlv to
BINGRAII t dr.
TO iIIIPTH STREKT. febronlele
%party °meta*. Pest airtl,n. portsborob
LEGAL
PUPHANS' COURT SALE.—
Will he offered at Public' Sale at the Court
1160. in the city of Pittsburgh. on T U • SHAY.,
the 18th day of MAT. A. D. 1869. at 10 o'clock
In the 'forenoon. the Heal Estate of JA.MHS
BLACK, deceased. viz: All that cer.ain lot or .
Piece of gro ward , llatt 111 Collins township, (now
Ishteenth ,Pittsburgh.) bounded by lands
'Samuel IdemPl•N H. Williams. William Kemple,
and by a townsolp road, and containing sixteen
acres and one hundred and nye perchmand hav
ing thereon c , ected a .large doubt* Came Dwel
ling House. Cottage House. a One Barp. Stabling
and otner out bulinlngs, with* good O rchard of
fruit trees of all imam, Grapes, &a.. and a Coal
Bank opened on the premises. There are sup
posed to S a ltoor eight acres hand . in satd , lot.
Terms of, Une-tnird in three-elev
enths in one year from the coufl , mation of the
sale, with interest froze • the date of confirma
tio p u rchas e he balance thirteen thirty-thirds of
the money t remain ach trge upon the
lanci until the death of Hrs. Ellza Jane Black.
widow of James Black. dectased. and the inter
est thereof to be paid to her annually daring her
life, and at her death the principal to be paid to
those legally entitled to the saThe.
A. HILANDS, Trustee.
SAMUEL PALMER, Attorney.
TN te THE. DISTRICT COURT. OF
THE UNITED STATES, for the Western Bla
ir aor ,Pennsylrania.
THOMAS B. WILSON, a Bankrupt under the
Act-of Coalmen, of-March SS 186 r, having 'ap
plied for a. discharge from all Ida debts. and
Giber alai= prorable under said Act, by order of
the Court, notice is hereby given to all creditors.
• who hare proved their debit, and other pentane'
interested, to appear on the 7th day or . MAY,
11$09.'eat B o'clock .P. IG...before JOHN Ne-FUlt
abiCE, 1511.,,Itegister in. Bankruptcy, at his ;
oillee, NO. 116 Federal street. - alleglieny City,
P 41., tO show cause, if.any they have, .wtty, a Ms.
charge should not be granted to the said Baek
,rupt.
8. C. IfcCANDLEBB.
Clerk of. U. 8. 41etrIct Court for sald.Plerriet
api0:624.8 ,
NOTloE.;—Whereas,lefterstes
tameatary•to the estate lIENItY -B.
I tlshitiON,Aste of the city or Allesheng,
deetissed„. haylag. been granted to the seinen
berg, all pervms indebted to the s•id estate' are .
.requested nukke4mousdlAt e psyntent, then
havilreldttris or demands issinst 'the estate in
• tin•. tild•deeedent,wlll mate ' knonn•the same'
wlthent delay t
- • LEATIIV_ANN Wi ANSON, and.
JONI." S. WILLIAMSON,
'Extentoraof Heim B. Williamson. &ceased,
No. len redersl street,' AlleghenV. sPlOih=-8
ok, JUNE TERM, 11469.*
ti the matter of the application of the Cen
tral Mutual -Building and Loan. Association- of
AllegliellYCitr, for a charter of Incorporation.
- And now, to Wit, , APRIL , 114th, tS69; In 'the
Court of,Common Pleas, of Allegheny .county, '
Iris ordered that slotted of the abode application
be Inserted In the. Pittsburgh Gaze:nit for, at
'least ttree weeks, and that the tame will be
granted at next tertn of said COM, unless. ex
ceptlbtis nled'in proper time.
•
• " • ;I 1108111801,11,
ap2C:hl9 ' 'Solicitor fof Petitioners.
NIERWAN RANK.
A
" NO. SO FOLIRTIK'AITNIVON;
• - Plirtr*Bittrsi*
=.7•• 1..). • •
,v44u viwr;#4. •, • • • r . 020.0090.
Stockholders Individually Liable:
BANK Or 1 0 /19e0IIRT AND DEPOR4T.
JUSDt9LOVP'
, D11LCTO118:
Thos. at. Marshall, : ',/ ; ,John 3f.• Itsrtlaad.
Wm. 'T. ahaunon, ''Atchlbald Wallace, '
Jll4, W. Arrott, ,• , ; Jas. D. Kell. ,
This. B. Leeeb,"' '' ' Wi n. 71byd. -
John floyd. • •
11 ..
staa Bat* la now a ll y organisPd sad prepared
to do ilteneral Bin g b4lutts.
. . . th 72 worlsba ~. ~ • , .-. , ' r . .
.r.
!'. "" ' I , r ! ti
ii i 1 . .; ;f: •
7 :-:-. 1,: : . ' • - f 3 'l ,, '. '
.13 :: r'l 'rf (1: r ,•.• ~, :. .:. :.-
• .., • ..
, f 1,. :1-
S 1
,106 1 :1rig 'Still ill lialoli
~.• , . , .
Qualities and qolbit's
re r ptillr:eXtVflrigclurpttsgria,ll 4 °ll
-., . . . mi. 43 ReVetkiii iioiite,
nib81:10. PITi3BVEGII. PA
HE' Or SHAD ' ECEITED
, :dailvit BENJAMIN , PllLVittati . 1 1,0 f lu•
~, 11. 54nd., NO., 45.D.Isaionddl i e l :t... 1 to-.
t ikei
b tab{ and at the / Tido 'Of 4 , I Oily ty.
corner o ()bloom* Vederat a ets... bi had
all kindt of. Boland Like -el "89,1 our, shut.
Weak, 4.204dah.. 'Mock 1413_41 .. Also, 'large
aopoltaa Or Wh ' Lazd irla ' Balanron Btu,
Volta o l gra t elni a W 4 iritanr lai%/411:4'ilrwligcil
' A i n& li r a itzta - .iwii;li,bl.ll,l°.'„V, wiu 4 °Ttil'il l
oaputtneio , ;.„,
2E
I PROFESSIONAL.
W. De CAMP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Ogee, No. 187 FOURTHAVENUE, Pitts"-
burgh, (formerly occupied by Eon. Walter H.
Lowrie,) wid prantlce In the U. S. Circuit and
District Courts, in the State Supreme and all the
Courts of Allegheny county, and make collec
tions in most of the adjacent counties. Ja2n:d73
%twi 11. NEEPER,
AND EX•OFFIOTO JUSTICE OF
) THE • PEACE,.
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AIirENTIH.
en - Ronde i t ali%TrTiZe ci elrg
Up. and all legal business attended to promptly
and accurately.,
SAMUEL MOUSTEUS,
ALDERMAN,
. •
Ex-OtectoJurtlee of the Peace and Police Mag.
trate.•Office GRANT BTRERT, opposite Me
Cathedral PITTSBURGII,'PA.'
Deeds, Bonds,. Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
DPoositlons, and 'all Legal Business executed
with promptness and dispatch. " =hie
JOHN A. STRAIN,
Atar. ) PeßM-Allit
; •
EX-MICRO J ucTICZ OP THE PEACE AND
POLICE, MAOISTICATE.
PEPIN BTEEET, opposite the Ca.
thedral, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deeds - Bonds, Mort.
gaged, Acknowledgments, Depcieltions and ail
Legs Business executed with riromotness and
:Henault'.
A
•
'Tactics of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL EaTATE AND INSU
RANGE AGEsi.
CARSO* STREET, EAST BERAELEGHAM.
Col Waldo of Rents solicited and ik rotartly at
tended to.l my3:y6o
ORNi W. RIDDELL,
J
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
eine% US Diamond street,
; (Opposite the Court Hotised
%16A41 I PITTSRITROff. PA
MISCELLANEOUS..
OFFICE OP'S= TFEAIGYEER OF ALLEGHENY
COUNTY.' Pittsburgh, AprU gat, 1889.
TN PURSVANCE OF TINE 21st
,
section o f an Act relating to Allegheny Conn
ty, approved the Ist day OfMay, 186.1, and of the
amendment to Bald section,sPOroTed the 30th day
ot March, 4888, ido hereby glve notice that the
Duplicates for the several Wards, Borougha and
TowashlneVlLL BE OPEN; indl will' be pre
pared to reel' dye the . ; . • '
comty, Mate, 'Poor, WOrkhouse and
Improvement Taxes for 18.69.
On and after the Ist day of Ifay. 111'9. Said
taxes can be paid at this Whoa until the lat 'day
of Augusaititit i a *DIFDUCTION OF FIVE PER
CENT. for prompt payment to all perions paying
the whole'aintninlof thelitaxeis: •
There will bona - deduction allowed during the
mouth otAttgest, There will be
r Ten Per Vent Added
I ;
To all taxes remaining unpaid on the lit day of
SeDge , tr " I li "'
in Treasu re r of Allegheny t:dlter- - Treasurer of Allegheny County.
RirB FERRY
190113(4 INK WORKS.
C. E. ROBINSON,
t. NA2PCYACTIntEIi OP
Black and Colored Printing 4 Lithogrsphic
INKS,, VARNISHES, &C.
•
Gray's Ferry Read and 884 Street,
felfl:e00 1
NOTICE OF
•
CO - P A RTNERSHIP. ,
The undendgned have sday formed a co
partnershlpinnder the !mine and style of
P . SELLERS fis. Op., .
•
and will continue the Prcnrision and Lard 011 bu
siness as heietofore.
J. sztr.%A
Pl77BlllTRatt, 1106. 1" . 1)U
, . Nmhing,is
ROCK THE BABY
nt
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
soil) oriar
LEMON & WE SE.
.
Practical Faniftare llanalliOarera,
irptrxtPrix4.v.
lor e " itilesitrirtmen'llar.
•Ovktog
, DIT11111103:
imam- rit,)E'.
Lamp
CII:EMYS.
te10:411
NOTIC.Es _ . - • • '
Opening of . Diamoraßreet,Pittsburgh.
Allnersons Interesteh are * beiehy notified that
the report of Viewer. in the matter or opening
and widening - .I , IAMOND..ntiMET, .trtun the
Diamond to Ferrrstreet; has been approved and
conk:med.. All - persons . ag ainst venom-assess
ments or temente were a; are required to pav
She llama •Fo .within thirty :days, otherwise
they wilt be entered air Hens against the raper
ty. All property ell the IMemund 'and D amond
street, west of the Market House. and on Liberty
street Dom _PM* street . .to litourth avenue.' has
been assessea.
).• Yi'lirmtlit_LZ. City Attorney,
aplo:bn No. 100 filth Avenue.
Sle z ius,G ; , ,
An Immense Stockat.Low Prices; at
illecoila a ays,
\
apl .181 WOOD STREET.
-
- OFPICII cm' EKG/NESS, /
4 1,1 40ularT 0/TY, RA:, .Apr 11.11904 0169. .
g 4O T/PET,Ise Assessments tor.
• Gluing g FULTON SfItEET.
eitin to iFiehluden Avenues; :lea ler
Uliel i tak Age mitar..lllt,l;
the finding of Blossom alley, are now ready for,
examination &Miceli be seen at the omee of the ,
City Engineer, until MAY 6th. 1869, when they
will be wowed lathe binds of the City t reasurer
for calleotion.
• - OITA*. DAVI .
_n1129431 City Engineer.
j B. TOUNGION be CO. e ,
ArAs CY CAKE PLUMY, CONFECTIONARY
lOR CREAM and DIMINO SALOON.
R 3 Bmit/Mel:4i street, oorner,dt Dia9d.),1 6 74 ,
I.
Z i rVit i i4d eadidled ice
ant ea &bort NOM
.
,
.1''':1615'..*.n.4:,17A4,f,..
1 ("MANGE OFEltillgli
TIME.
ALLEIGUEN, Y VALLEY SAILROA.D.
THE ONLY IMIECT ROUTE TO THE OIL
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANOE OF CA..B.
tin and atter MONDAY, May 3d, 1809 TWO
THROUGH. TRAINS DAILY (except tint:dell
will leave Pittsburgl Depot, corner of Elev
enth and Pike streets, ft r Frankln, 011 Oity,linf
files and all points in ti e 011 Regions.
LAVE rrnatitrson. eARry IN rmrsTrimalr
Day Ex 8:00 a m !Day Ex 5:15 p m
Night Ex.... 7:30 p m Night Ex 6: 311 a In
Brady's BAo 3:15 pm I Bradys B A0110:15 a rt.
lst dodaW 'its 94-5 a mll:tsodaW'ks 740 a m
BodaW'ks 6:30 p mlUld SodaW'ks 11:111p m
Ist Milton... 5:45 a mllst Hnitan.. 4:504
2d Hu1t0n...19:00 re 12a Helton— 2:00 p m
3d Hutton— lt:00 p m i3d Helton_ 1:03 p m
Arneld's Ac. 5:119 pm iArnold's Ac. 7:4-0 p m
Chitral train to and from Soda Works leave
Ptttsbnrgh at 1:10 P. N. Arrive at Pittsburgh,
( 511 n 5 a3. 1 1.1 at 9 50A. 4.. _
Express trains stop only at principal points.
Accommodation trains stop at all stations .
- J. J. LAWREillin, oen't Supt,
TH03148 111. NIRO, AWL imp%
rAENNSYLVAiiirogipm
NIA CENTRAL RAIL
D. On and after April 25th, 1869, Trains
will arrive at and depart, from the Union Depot,
corner .of Washington : aid Liberty streets, as
follows:
Mail Train.... 1:25 am *DaTExpress.. 9:15 ant
Fast Line..... 1.45 am Son nern Ex.. 4:60 am
Wallis No. 1.. 6 20 am Wallin N 0.2.. 6:3oam
BrintoriAccin. - .9.130 am Mall Train 8;16 a i m
Wallis No. 2.. 850 am HowidAc Noi 1620 am
Cinclimati Ex.9:10 am . 01ricinitt Ex /21:415 pm
!
Johnstown Ac10:35 am Wall's No. 2.. )1:51, are
How'd Ao NOI 1:10 pm Johnstown Ac.3ios pm
Pittsbi eh Ex. 1:30 pm Braddocks Ac. 3t 4 O•P
Phila . .' Expressiiso pm Phila. Express
Wall's No.-2..,2:50 pm Wallis No. 8.. 4;SOpm
Braddock Ac.. 5:50 pm Wail's No. 4...6:05trai
Howid Ac No 2 9:35 pm *Fast Line 7:30 pm
Wallis No. 4: 1:20 pm How'd AC No 2.6:20 pm
Way Pasan ir 10:29 pm. Wall' sliio. 5...11:044ntri
' , These trains make clime connection at Harris
burg for Baltimore.
The Chary': alm s., aves Walla Eitationivery
Sunday at 9:05 . reaching Pittsburgh at
10:05 a. m. Be turning, leaves Pittsburgh at
12:50 p. m. and &frit ea at Walla Station at
2:10 p. m.
• CincinnatlExpress leaves daily. All .other
trim.s daily except Sunday.
For further inftrmatton apply to . .
• W..H. BECKWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
sume any risk tbrßaggage,excePt for wearihßaP•
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Bun
dre. Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
tar t amount in value will be at the risk of the
owner, unless taken by Bipedal contract.
EDWARD rt. WILLIAMS,
sp33 General Superintendent. Altoona, Pe..
Bili(ESTEßNAmigsm
PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.-.oti and aft4erApell 25th,18112. the
Pa Bienger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Rat road will arrive at and depart from the
VederslStreet Depot, Allegheny City. as follows:
Arrfve. - I - Depart.
liptingd.e No15:40 a ml Mail 909_41n1
Freeport No.18:20 mlFreeport No: 1 o:2ltram
Expense— L...10:40 a IniSbarpb , g Nol 11:2u am
Sharpb'g No.11:20 p m Express - 2:50 pia
Freeport No. 24:00 p miSpringd , e N0t330 pm
Mall 5:50 pm I Freeport No. 2520 ID
Springd'e No 20:20.p mlSDringd'e N 0213 30 pm
Aboye trains ran daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction
eterf Sunday at Tl4O m., reaching Allegheny
Ohl at RASO a. In. Returning, leaves Allegheny
Olt, at 1:20 and arrive as Allegheny June.
Lion at 3:90 p. in.
00220SAMON Ticgrre—For sale hireitsges
iot, Twenty. between Allegheny City hestnnt
'street; - 'l3erVal,' Bennet t ,, — Pinti Creek,
Etna and
!Shari:abuse and good only on the trains : stopping
at Station* rpecined orr tickets. - -
The. trains leaving Allegheny City At 706
M. make direct connection at Freepott withWal.
liter's line of Stages forßutler and klannah,to_yrn.
ugßhtickets may be purchased et Dn. 02CC
No. 1 et„ (Nair street, nearthe Suapenalon Bridge,
Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny..
FOrturther telbrniation apply to . • :
JAMBS LEFFF,RTS, Agent- •Sederall•Street Depot
The Western PenuSTlVanla Dallmad not
as as any risk for Baggage. p wearing
:Apparel,' and limit their - res pons i bility to One
Hundred Dollars value. .A.llbaggage ex
ceeding tt amount in value Will be at the risk et
thenwner, =due taken by special contract. •
EDWARD B. WILLIAMS,
apls Superintendent. AituonA. Pa.
P g
URI 4 •
BGH. •
PORT WAYNE & CHIGI4/0
B. W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. R.
From April 26th, 1861), trains will leate - Yrun2
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, Pitts
burgh city time, as follower:
Lve
Chicago Eeax. .
2:05 a m i
Erie& YgnEr.7:2Bami
Cl. & Wli"gWifirlli am
Chicago Ma11..5:511 a m
Chicago Ex —.0:44 a tul
Cl. MWit Kx SlBp pm:
Chicago Ez_,•. 9013 pm:
W'e & Erie Ex4:43.p
Depart/roma , A o spheity.
Bea'r 5'14 A. e .S:5B m
Leetsdale 10:03a m
a"11:68
Rochester" "I:ES pm
Leetsdale Acc.3:sB pm
Enon " .5:33 pm
Bea'rralls " •6:.18 pm
Leetsdale "10:43pm
rale Oaks Sun
day Church. 1:13 P m
• AR` m. Chios/
12,03 te. m.Chicaj
_ •No change, of ears. .t
Chicago. Sleep ng cars,
dianapolts abet - Chicago.
J. M. KIMBALL,
; esti!! Ticket Agent
J1P. 28 •
PHILADELPHIA.
• - •
• ITTSBURG-H,I
- - - „
O.I2IOIrfAT . I AN • - •
PAR:If/MILE ROM%
oramient TIMZ.-414And atter MONVAT.
April 11693, 1869. Maine wfilleave L and arrive at
tbt Anion Depot, as follows:
• ,Depart. -• ' dr.qedr. ,
11:08 a. in. L91:13 tl. Me
Pam: Line 9.41 t. Mi 1:13 p.
_Axpru. s ... .... ........ 3;33 p. mi. 4:33 a.m.
A . e.e
d n 5:33'a. m. '6:58 p.tn.
Ace , n. a. m. • 01:18 a. Ina
Etenbenville Accommod. 3t58 p:m. 9:33
Menonaldta Awn- No. 5,1$ a. , Di In,
Sundaylltinrsh Train.. 13:58 p, m...9:58 a. m.
,q` A:33 .
:33 P. M. tra'n will leaveditty.'
: train will arrive daily. • ,
All other trains will run daily. Snnosys except.
ed. The 9:411 , a. ai. Triunmakes elose con
nections at Newark ur Zanesville. .
d. Ir,, , nOOLL, Ibienerai Ticket Agents
W. W. o Alto;43nDit.. - 13tertillenville, Ohio.
rrit'WLIAItIttc4WIPUIPM
Oa and after TOEHDAY, Noyember,
Mt, trains will arrive at and depart from talk
Depot 'corner of Grant , aad Water atrbets, :as
*ail to and from Untcm:
- 7:00 A. Ir. 5:00 P. M.
XaNeesport Accomdt , n 11:00 A. It. A:O5 P. M.
•11.x.•t0 latit from Unt , n... 3:00 P. X. 10:10 A. x.
West Newton Aecom , ll 4:30 r. x.- 8:35 A. x.
BlitadoeVe Aecomdttn. 0:15 P.• 7:50 p.
NI:044o. toMeX.'sport.lo:3o 7. X. 4:45 A. x
d ayftt=
antiurctil`Pain
West Newton 1:00 P. x.10:00 A.
TOP tickets coply - si - - -
$. M. RAYMOND, Agent
/S
W.
W.B. Irmo's% snoormendent. non
- - -
S SO S
UNION' PACIFIC
The SHORTEST AHD OST RELLLRI
ROUTS Er= the Hut to 131. M
points
00101,3td0, Nevada,
California, Utah,
Arizona, • Washington,
New Mexico Idaho,
Oregon.
• - Tyro Truing lisave State Line and Lesivenirtirth
tklundayi excepted.) on
,tbe of trains
Of'PaMoßall,road•Woin St. Loui; and Rant&
Gal and Bt. JO Railroad from nullify. founialt.
fn. at Lawrence. , Topeka and Waling° .111th
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Crestane 7:33nm
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Leetsdale Ac..5:58
Bear Falls 8:45 am
New Castle "10:23 am
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