- PETROLEIVIIVIMARKET. ,
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. NJPFICII OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, i
HUBSDAT, May 27, 1869. S •
. 4, - The oil larket was again moderately
•-)
active to-day though somewhat panicky,
and prices ire still tending downward.
7 The hopes of the most sanguine "bears”
F _the
been more than realized, that is,
the decline was more rapid than almost
1 any one anticipated, and some of the
_
w
aborts can no afford to cover and real.
1 ize a very handsome profit; while others,
• I Who considered themselves on the brink
j of ruin three months ago, can now get
1 out without being hurt very badly; and,
, it Is possible, that they may yet be able
i to square u G boat sostaininitany loss
1 whatever, th ou gh this is hardly probe
-1; ble. As will be seen by reference to the
~ report of shipments, several more retln-
Icries have started up, and upon the
. 1 whole the trade is beginning to assume
a more tangible and legitimate shape. -
\ We have been furnished with some
.facts in' regard to stocks of oil in some
of the leading foreign markets, from a
aource that can be relied on. Total
stocks on hand, shipments afloat, and
.II diat
I oa ng Bremen, May oth, 1869, 93,-
1 637 bbls and 31,986 cases, against 05.789
labia same time last year; at Antwerp,
',, May 3d, 68,000 bbis and 134,000 eases,
against 8,000 bbls same time last year;
at Hamburg April .%,, 47;923 bbls,
against 2 2, 28 t bbls same time last year;
i at Rottetdain, May 8, 12,876 bbls and 23,-
1376 eases, against 25,924 bbls same time
above /ast year
na . Total stock at the four points
, agairbt
11 med, 222;266 bbls and 189,86 A
. case 239,361 bbls same time
, last year. The. fallowing are the ex
party from ail ports offthe United States
; 4lrom January 1, 18694 to April 20, 21,-
339,205 gallons; same time 1868, 19,676,-
same time 1867; 13,829,898; samo time
! lea, 14,333,571.
: Compared with yesterday, has still
further declined, and the market contin
ues weak with a drooping tendency.
Salca of 2.000 seller Jane at 12y; 1,000 do
at 12%; 1,000 do at 12% ; 3,000, 4 seller 60
days, at 13; 1,000 June, seller, (40@46,)
at /3; also, a “put" of 1.000 bbls next six
months, at 12 and $200; 1,000 all year at
121. and $100; and 1,000 all year at 13 and 4 i, IWO.
REPINED.
Was weak, with more sellers than
4 buyers during the early Dart of the day,
brkkin the aftensbon ander the influence
of the eastern advioes, the feeling was a
; shade stronger. t a e `
50
each to
December at 32; .1,000 - May at 30; 1,000,
June at 30, and 1,1X9 each .A.ugust and
SePtember-at 31%. The latest quota
thins from Philadelphia were as follows:
' June, 30x; July, 3/; August 31X; An
) gettat-to December 32y,; and August and
September at 31%.
. LUBRICATING OILS..
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil ... .. 40C
••• .;
apse Winter
Axle. .... . .............. . 35c
••• lEclipse Machinery •.
. ... .... . ................. 75c
*Eclipse Spindle. ..... . ... .. .. . ... . ...... . .... &k
' SHIPPED EAST BIL'A. V. a.
Lockhart, Frew & Co. 522 bble to War
• • den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia
4 MoKelvy & Bro., 391" bbis refined to
. 1 W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Standard Oil Co., 213 tibia refined to
Warden. Frew & Co., PhlladPhia.
Braun & Wanner 207 bbl srefined to
• i Waring, Ring & Co., Philadelphia.
J. C. Kirkpatrick, & Co. 112 tibia ref. to
Waring, King & 03., Philadelphia.
• Liberty Oil Works 143 bbla refined to
1 W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Z. Total shipments Refined
:l
„,„,„4-OIL SHIPPED EAST PROM DUQUESNE
DEPOT.
Hutc Oi& Refhted Co. 400 bbLs
4 'reL to Ward en , Frew e & Co., Phila.
S. B. Floyd, 6 tibia relined oil to D.
Cox, Philadelphia.
J. 1. . Ramsey. 25 bbls relined to M. R.
George & Co.. Philidelphia.
l Tot
.Refined ehipmentri. .. . „.. ....... 431-
, ..
off. SHIPMENTS PER WEST pENNA,ER.
Arnold Hertz & Co., 1,000 bbla iefined
•; to Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Holdship & Co., /50 bbls refined to
.1 Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
9 Mentzer, Hepler & Co. 302 bbis ref. to
.1 W. P. Logan '&: Bro., Philadelphia
1! Total ahipments Refined. .....
.5
\ N, Markets by Telegraph.
Naw Yong, May 27.—Cotton a shade
firmer:. sales of 250 bales at 283;c for mid
dling uplands. Flour—Receipts, .of /7
1544 bbls, Flour opened -steady an d ::
~
heavy, and in favor of buyer. &Ilea of
. .
.5,900 \ bbls at $5,35@5,61) /dr snperfine'
1
Stata and western; 15.94©6,20 for extra
State; 15,75®6,65 for extra_western; 16,70
(g 7,65 for white Wheat extra; $6:10©7,z5
for R. H.-0.; 17,00®8,00 for extra St.
Louis; 19,00 @p00fctr good to choice do.
Inolnded in sales are'2,soo*: bush extra
State for export at 16,00. Rye flour quiet;
reales of 150 bbls st /1 4 ,75@6,75. Corn
tmeal heavy; salts of 600 bbla Brandywine
at 14,75. Whisky nominally lower at
'.1404; western free. Recelpts--wheat,
52,m bush . :Wheat. .I®2o lower for
opting, and steady for winter. Sales of 1
' 78,000 bushels at 11,40®1,41M for No. 2
spring delivered; 11,44 for No: 1 deliver
ed; 11,40 for winter red Illinois; 11,60 for
. choice amber Michigan; 81,65@1,70 for
• white Oatifornia, .and 11,57 for • amber
Canada in ' bond. ' Rye quiet; tales of
' 2,0011 bushels • western :at $1,26. Bar.
1(7 1 - malt • nominal. - Receipts • •of•
: lowe
Corn(
~,, 04747 bushels. Corn I ® 2 l'salcut 68.600 buil at ' 741@786•f0r 6
• m AgedtMsOondnew mixed western, :
Wifelbriamind ao, 896900 for wevain
y . 41,t0w, and 950 for old 'milked western In
li
131 V e l iOstk I:meettled,:"PpenbigJheati;
and` clo s i ng' Arm; receipts, 28,225 bus;
//tit"itues at T.2l7ti r Ate *sewn
led 74476 c f6r Stare; 'Clikang
i it
! thlt litr.erltue.r Rye dial. fktirestatil {
. and' "firtai''' Shum• quiet; sales' 'With
a t- eB" en wl ll le laiZ.- 4 1 tnA z ir4r.
1
f , 133ti0 titit, } ••de;
111341.Litttrri Tt i Viln th ssa l rtA r lt
I,clifi, Artuttarr u ngne heavy st
; 46 d laWeir Meet
at 1 @1 , h 15 ror new mess, 2los•
in ...,,,,,,„. .fit, .„ , „,.
, for , frame, E •-• 37
or- tllteaq alattoyales ~. . fir
Ineir m -- littYer Jetie; at - . ; I'
fillfstf ; Wee 200 rbbla ak - ,.su r f or
rirs
:tup messetind' 180(toi 7 a.a
,ob's ° mean. Tierce Beef dull, withlialer f i
,5 tierces at 122®28 for prime mew and'.
• i 28082 for, India mesa • Beef hams
•1• ‘tetstr, writ !Itaha'int 236 harrelanfs24®
31,50. . Cut 0 4eats hewn',
• sl.stunaderkamV:l4-ie'for:hs at 180 for_
tnit;:, 60,4,die4 .2
• Out lOWer witti salt* of NO boxes loXig
I4jeat, tiixijt 'ribbed and
Btratford atabouti
1,160: Lard steady: with sales of 476-ths
...tat ;17@18,tia for . steam,. And lfijiiglB,o
- -Xor-'kettle.• reriderbil;*also, 250 torateard, .
,fsellex.fulyi'At 18,4.0. -Batter Ls quiet.. es•
a '3o®lse for : -.olilo , arid 86.249 c for state.t.
:iCheese steady at 19.5110 Freights to
iLivsipeolAre firmer. with y en gements
'of 85,000 bushels wheat at pxd per sail,
. Jand_old per steam. -;::, .
• 1 Lp.-
t.-Flour closed.dull arid Sc lower.
1 1V . dna and - lc•loWer on ' spring,' and
ate ity - fOr winter. ' Rye dull and heavy
• at $1,25 for'western..-Oats drM at-750e,f0r
/western afloat . `tbrirdull'afid'heavy SC
4 0@760 .for ..unsound, --aqd-,78@850 • for
mind alive mite/ welatan; ':, Pork •dull
- at $6l for new mess. Beef quiet and an
.
.il
o
ECM
~~
changed. Cut Meats dull and declining.
Bacon active •at prices in favor of buyers.
Lard steady and active at 18X®1814 for
fair to prime steam. Eggs dull at 18®20.
• s.
CHICAOO, May 27.-Eaatern Exchange
dull at 1-10 per cent. discount buying and
par to 1-10• per cent. selling. Flour very
quiet and firm; sales spring extras at
14,75®5,75. 'Wheat more active and
firmer and prices are 1 1 /, ®l;ce higher;
sales at 1 1 , 1 5;i®1;16 for No. 2; sl,l2}i®
1,13 g, closing steady.* 11,13 g for No. 2;
sales were made sineechange at $1,133/4.
Corn moderately actiVe;eales No. 1 66®
67c; No. 2at 5 6®5730., and rejected at
5 253 e; new at 52e, closing at 67e for No.
1; there was nothing d oingthLs'afterns on.
Oats steady; sales No. 2 at 58 3®59e, clos
ing at 57 ,a;4573{,c. Rye quiet and easier;
Wes 11,05 ®1,07 for No. 1, closing with
buyers at 400. Barley dull with alight
suppl - , - ; sales at 11.,50,. Highwlnes
at 98 atll. New. Orleans Molasses 950®
81. Sugar 13 gaal4No for common to
choice Provisions are, dull. Mess
Pork (quiet; sales at 131,50 cash, closing
at $31,25®31.50. Lard dull, closing
at 1 7%018e. " Bulk meats' quiet; rough,
'sides 15e, for loose; short rib middles
15%e. Receipts past twenty-four hours:
5,645 bbls flour. 62,667 bus wheat, 114,-
900, bus corn, 56,210 bus oats, 1,857 bus
rye, SOO bus barley, 12,501 hogs. Ship
ments: 14,077 bbls flour, 5/,326 bus wheat,
134,768 bus corn, 7,515 bus oats, 3,069 bus
rye, 1,550 bus barley, 6,334 hogs. Freights
fairly active at 4.54 ®7o for corn per sail
and steam to Buffalo.
CI - NCTNNATr, May 27.-Flour dull with
sales of family at 1 5 ,75(46. Wheat dull;
sales of coo. 2at 11,18; No. 1 $1,2151,25.
Corn and Oata unchanged. Rye dull at
11,23(4)1,25 and thedemand light. Cotton
quiet, but firm at 27®273i0. Tobacco
firm'and in good demand with sales of
174 hhda at s4,9s®36oo..Whiskey held
at $ 1 ,02®1,03, but buyers at the close of
fered. only a dollar. Mess pork and Lard
unchanged and nothing of importance
done. There is a good demand for bulk
meats at 12y, and 15e, but they were held
at 12X and 15ge,which checked business.
Bacon was in demand at 13g, 1634 and
17c, but held ;,(c higher all day. Butter
is plenty and prices declining, closing at
25®3W. Eggs scarce and wanted at 182.
Sugar and Molasses unchanged. Coffee
firm at 2.1®27c. Linseed Oil firm at. 51,05
®1,06. Lard Oil unchanged and quiet.
Gold /3811 buying. Exchange dull: 50
per, cent. discount ..to par buying. The
money market is quiet at B®lo per cent.
LonieviLLE, May 27.-Leaf Tobacco
active; 383 laws were sold today; prides
ra w
nge from 1 5 ,014,25. Cotton quiet;
.253fet: middling 28Mc.
Cement steady at 12®2,25. Flour
superfine 14,75®;25.' eat quiet and
weak at 1 1 ,30®1,45. Co Wh rn fir shelled
In
bulk 66 ®7oc. - Oats - firm at 70®72e.
Rye quiet at $1,41101,45i•':-Ilay quiet but
firm •at U 2,60 on levee., Pork firm' at
35 0(432,00. Bacon; shoulders UM® 1 1
18%c; 'cleaerib sides 16 X®17c; clear aides
173‘®1734c. 'Hems firm at 1930. Whist.
key; raw is quoted at f1,05®1,10, but
there is none in the market. .filugar
quiet; prime New Orleans' 14®15;ic.
Lbffee; Rio prime 251vrate. Molasses;
New Orleans prime 75e. 'Bagging firm;
2-lb Kentucky ply 2 134®23c. ,
.
Ciatvimarin, may 2 7.F10ur market
duly unsettled and irregular. Wheat
dull and decidedly lower; No. red win
ter offered freely at 11,38: No. 2 do sold
at 81.20; No. 1 Milwaukee club offered at
11,27. Corn market comparatively
firmer, owing to light receipts; held atr
72c for No. 1 mixed; No. 2 do without
inquiry; prime yellow 73c. Oata steady
and unchanged; sales of a few ears No. 1
State at 67c. Rye dull and Inactive.
Barley nominal. Petroleum du/1 and
lower and market unsettled; refined held
at 264®27c in round lets; small lots to
the trade at 30®32e, an advance.
Totar,no, May 27 . -Wheat quiet and
steady; white amber opened 10 lower:
closed with decline, but recovered at
1435 on the spot; 11;34g seller June;
white Michigan at 11,40; No 1. red win
ter, at $1,33. Corn quiet and unchanged;
No. lat 69c; No. 2at 663;. Oats lc lower;
No. lat 68c. Rye dull and nominally
unchanged. Barley nominal. Receipts,
4,100 bbls. flour, 12,600 bu. wheat, 22,600
Sh. corn, 4,900 bu. oats, 300 bu. rye.
buipments, 1,700 bble. flour, 6,000 bu.
wheat; 3,200 bu. corn, 5,600 ba. oats.
Mtr.av anEEI3, May 2 7.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat steady at' 11,15% for
No. 1, and 11,12 for No. 2. Oats dull
and nominally lower at 57c for No. I.
Corn dull and lower at 59c for new. Rye
dull and noMinal. Barley dull and un
changed. Grain freights active and firm
at s;ic for wheat to Buffalo, 10J Q, to Os
wego. Recelpts---4,000 bbls f10ur, 104,000
' bu wheat, 4,000 ba oats. Shipments-1,000
bbls Hour, 31,000 bu wheat.
Muments, May 27.-Cotton qniet at
27ge for u_plands; receipts, 163 bales; ex
ports, 111 bales. Flour is quiet and held
at $5®5,25. Corn is held at 75@'76c.
-Oats; sales at 80®82e. Hay, /27. Pork
is held at 132. Lard is held at 18®1914.e.
Bacon is firm, with sales of shoulders at
. and , aides at 17, 1 4 e. Bulk meats
are dull, with !sales of shoulders at 12;ic,
and sides at /No.
PIIILiDELPRIAs MAY 27. -Flour dull and
weak. - Wheat unchanged and neglected
at 1 1 ,47®1,55; amber at 11,60. Rye de
clinedat 1 1 ,87®1,40. Corn, prime scarce;
mixed western at 84®88c. Oats declined;
77®80 for western. Petroleum dull and
lower; crude at 30c: • sales, 2000 bbls. re
fined at 30e. Provisions and whisky un
changed.
Catnano, May 27 .-Hogs active and a
shade easier at 18®8,25 for common, 18,30
®8,50 for fair to medium, 18,60®3,90 for
good to choice. Cattle quiet at 15,40 s
6,30 for cows and light steers, 116,M®
6,85 for fair to" medium, and 17®7,50 37 for
goodto choice beeves.
Sr. Lottts, May , 27.-Cattle are steady
and &in
,40}7y(c. Hogs in good de
,
; mand and /km at 809Xo. ;.
-- 1588
.... 1452
RIVER
The river continues,M:recede steadily
With. D3nr fest ten. inches in. the channel
by> the Monongahela marks last even
ing; If the rain of yesterday and the
m , ..jirkedip g bayp been genprii.l,,
m wo
ay look, for a . , rise, though!, It• is not
;likely gotta:unit to madeatti thtfie
'e tOaltl; .4the le
In'iefeirtag.eitcol,6oolo..
444ei'boity n a cs d a ,
jnii.oontraoted :for by.COM., llonnts,,fre
"stated. that . sh e was to: be akl tiplloste' Of
the- Carrie V. 'Cou with the: ° a
eep.
tion of an. additio nal boilan , lThe new.
boat is to be a foot wider than the mar.
rie,,V.,and this, we, are ihformed by..ths
sn CoMmodore, ,pll,l be the. only , differ.
Boats,' In port:44,rptadillo., Glendale,
- IK*43 Putnam, O. gray; Mamoru.
NeAt . boats doe-,,lotena,,,Cilaigow,
gesY and Belevernon." __ •
aP t
C. Dan moon heaves ; for IClrksittati
.t. o day by rail, rat which point. be, will.
take charge of ths,mlice•of tbe Leonidas.,
I r liber, who has 'been clerk of this
;boat fora everal years, is about to make
,a tflP to Encland, t o his mother.'
• Capt.%D.S. Li: Gilmore has made.three
trips as clerk on the Kenton, in place Of
Mr: Wm. Araderaon Who has been and is.
still ill and ab le to attend Whitt duties.
Capt. Gilmo mamed 'l4 fkiye door
ei
late etth elbOttd. 'The' Kamen will de.
part as tutted kmalr rsortimforith.
Copts. Andrew Ackley'fand tan riciore"
hare contracted fora new side-wheeler for
PITTSBEItGIi- GA-nTi`E
I
the Pittsburgh and
Cincinnatiit trade. She
will be somewhat larger than theMeCul
lough, and it is expected that she will be
I ready for the fall trade.
I The Gallatin havin- been withdrawn
from the Parkersbur g g trade, hail been
taken charge of by the owners, the
Brownsville packet Company.
The Glenciale, Capt. Hare, with the
veteran Mellon, in the office, is an
nounced to depart for St. Louis and the
Upper Mississippi to-day without fall.
She is, in all respects, one of the best
boats in the trade.
The Renton met the Wananita at
Economy yesterday, morning, and it is
said that she looked as though she had
been sparring. Sits could not have had
very much trouble, however, as she
only le ft here on Wednesday afternoon.
The Matamoraa No. 2, Capt. Dalzell, is
announced to depart for New Orleans to
\morrow, and those interested should
bear this in mind.
The Armadillo is up for St. Louis and
the Upper'Mississippl.
,
—The `Belle Vernon was to have left
Cincinnati \for Pittsburgh on Wednes
day. \
—The Glasgo Ot,. Paul to Pittsburgh,
arrived at St. Louis on Sunday with a
full cargo. Capt. Aridy Robinson says he
likes the St. Paul trade, and intenas to
stay in it. The distance from Pittsburgh
to St. Paul and back to 'the point of
starting is 4,024 mil essomeisay more.
-L'A St. Louis dispatch under \date of
Tuesday saye:. The following towboats
and barges are now lying at thelron
Pilo, at Carondelet, waiting cargoes of
ore; Mary Davage and two barges; Tom`
Reese, three barges; Garrett, two barges;
Allegheny Belle, four barges; besides
about twenty barges, owned by old Bill
Brown, of Pittsburgh, and the Ohio Salt
Co. The Reese will leave for Pittsburgh
to-morrow, the Davage, Thursday, and
the Allegheny Belle and Garrett will fol
low soon'after. The Tom Farrow will
go to the iron pile to-morrow.
—Active steps are being taken to form
a company to bridge the Mistiouri river
at Boonville, with a capital of $1,000.000.
From present indications the stock will
be rapidly taken. A charter has been
applied for.
—The steamer Stonewall was caught
in a storm on Tuesday, six miles below
Brunswick, on the Missouri- river, and
had her chimneyictexas and part of her
cabin blown away.
—The Evansville Journal of Monday,
says: The Belle Vernon, from St. Louis,
arrived about eleven o'clock last night
with an, excellent trip. - She laid here
some time, while Captain Darragh was
trying,to' make some filsPosition of au
Insane won Who bed taken passage at
Cairo for this eity, but who had become
insane on the way U. The city ab uth
ities refused to render him any assist
ance, which is not particularly credita
ble to the humanity of mankind in gen
eral, or of the city authorities in pante-
Ular.
._
—The towboat Hawkeye No. 1 was
s o
old on Wednesday by Fox de Lawson
t Capt. John Noss_ fors3, Capt.
Noss, after having her repaired6oo ' ands re
painted, contemplates towing between
here, and Parkersburg.
—The Louisville C ourier -Journal, of
Wednesday, says: The Silver Moon still
remains fast on the rocks. Her cabin
furniture was taken off. Capt. Henry
Jones President of the Cincinnati ,
Memphis Packet Company, was here yes
terday, and turned her over to Capt.
Pink Varble to get her off when the
river rises. Capt. - Merillees and the
crew are still aboard of the Moon.
— A Meniphis special to the Cincinnati
Commercial says: The steamer Cora S..
from Cincinnati to Arkansas River, with
a valuable cargo,sunk, this morning, at
Fletcher's Landing, Arkansas River,
fifty tidies above_ the month. _The boat
is
will probably total loss. A portion of the cargo
be ,saved. Both are in
sured in the Cincinnati offices. As far
as known, no lives are lost.
—A steamboat clerk thrashed a West
ern delegate to the Commercial Conven
ladtion in Memphis, Friday, for insulting a
y on the Marble City.
—The Keokuk Gate City learns that at
a late. , :.hour Thursday evening, the
steamer Canada, on-'her up trip, Wed
nesday night, struck a snag near Canton
and came near sinking. The boat sus
tained considerable damage. •
—The New 'Orleans Times of Friday
says the steamer RiChmond had a splen
'did trip of paaaengers, and' but little
freight. Ftplghts for the Ohio River at
present are her scarce.
—Red River is falling above the Raft.
and *l-om Shreveport out. Ouachita
River is receding rapidly at Camden.
Other tributaries continue in good boat
ing order. The river at New Orleans on
the-19th was within three inches of the
high water mark of 1862.
— Popular Bluff, Missouri, a point on
Black River, is the head of navigation on
that stream. The steamer Malta arrived
at the wharf on the 12th. and left ; on the
14th inst., with a good trip of passengers
and feight. The navigatiOn of Black
is
Riveran accotnplished filet, in con
nection with a railroad from Cape Girar
deau, b way of Morley to Indiana Ford
and the Bluff, places the future success
of the Bluff beyond,doubt. The Malta is
comma n nded by J. F. Tubb, Esq , J. W.
holds the wheel.
Baldwi engineer, and Charley - Beers
River ana Weather.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
LOUISCILLE, May 27.—River falling
slowly, with six feet six inches of water
in the canal. Tne weather is showery
and warm.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.,
O Pirranunalt, Form WArns &. Cur
aso R AiLnoAD,MayI2B.-10 care metal.
Ninalck & Co; 3 do I do, J W Porter; 1
do do, Bryan & Cangbey; 1 do do,Lord
& Black; r 8 do do, Union . htille; Ido do,
Brown & Co; 46 bbls spirits, :host otter &
Smith; /00 do flour Segni:Dyer &V; 100
do dor J J Kelly; 6 00 pigs lead, Pahnes
took & Co; 800 bbls 'flour, OW Hodson;
88-eaddies tobaotioiAtwell & Lee; .26
btkii , lard oil, J . H Parker; 800 do tionr,
owners; 100 do; do, Culp: & Shepard; 11
. .,.cerf#eat, 2 4i,alts rye4P Tfaliaces : 60 bail
fe ' AdAms & Austin; 1 car wheat,
,;
Id' ee & Co; 2do hay, 0 8 Allerki; • l'
do. *tuber . Slack- &;;Sholia; , 187. 'bra
cheese,' N t J
Brodeur/ car ' rye,.W J
Meek; 60 bbla bightvineb. W Millar; 801
eke oats, : W H Hagan; akag s white lead,-1
Schwartz & Haslett; 78 r a ge, C
& Benh.sm; 9 do do, hi l Oullongb, Sit Co
100. doz shored handles, Poitley, Nab,*
4 CO; .10 bits cheese, J J - Pettitt; 10 do
do, Robinson dr. Co; 10 dp do,; Smith.J.&
Co; 80 do do, Shriver & Co; 10 do, do, /„..1
Blanchard; 40 do do;.80 bbis'ilnegar, All.
buckles & Co; 2 pkgs, Steel & Bro; 7 .bbls
eggs, Woodworth & D; .8 pkge brocuns, J
Porterfield; lot carriage hardware, W.'
Bro
& Hood; 10 has soap, JCo ;is `
is Bro; 28 do do, "Dilworth it Co 18 do
do, It E'Sellers & Co; 100 bbls flour, Stio
maker & Langenhelm.
CLEVELAND AND "rITTREITIRQX RAM
noalk. XV 27 . — /.oak oats, Robt IletrOtt;'
1 dO do," - W,o,6llllati; 1 do . 11 inestonp ore,
) 40 Knigh.,00; 2 do do Zug 4:4; , 7 do
Ohtlronr . likillok & CO; /do Itunboi, R A::
04rk amp91..1.A9 titi,,moQ#ol#4,l4;ll;
Isle.do 4 6 1{;4111, tank e 5 itateug.
g ds
Or t, a on
b oPPlear on or&
5; 8 btu, lak dry apples, 2 bbla eggs,
\
C.,- T.,-
P .
ITTS 111311
G /1 , i i iiggG i t
WHEELING AND PA
H-
KoR/MUGU LIN-E.—Gear. ‘l4.nrinv's Wharf
4 1 , 111.kr orw..n. , Stroot. dail L% ..., WED
NESDAYS and SATILIRDAYs yat M
kin&Y EAGLE.-- .. ...c. L. thumNAN, Master.
Frelgtt will op rreeired at alt Dunn by
JAMES CoLLINn.
APLZ
FLACK & COLLINGWOOD,
- Asteutil.
TO LIVERPOOL. AND
• QUEENSTOVVIsI.
TIZ INMAN MIL STAADISEUPS,
Ntunbertng sixteen Crst,olaaa vessels, =wag
tr. Inthe celebrated
CUP PArus, CITY 0 AN'TM - RPP,
CITYOF BOSTON, CITY t.. 1 ALTIMOR,
CITY OP I.OND N.
Sa g EVERY SATURDAY, from Pier 45,
rth River, New York. Toro taiga or farther
laboiba.lon anolv to
WILLIAM RINGHAII, ar.
TO. 7/PTR STREET (Chrouleie
Vp arlvonnoolte Pont I lerro. PittsbUrzb
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
LEMON & WEISE.
Practical Fardtare Xurafacturenh &a n
us voirkwrim A'VENTTE.
I, n may s rig a flit aaaortm . eat of Par.
r 141111
lamamoo TO LOAN ON BOND
ypr &hi t 11f0870A07..
'Hooke settled anti accounts promptly colleel•
ed. Houses and Lots in Pittsburgh and Alleghe
ny. Cheap Houses and La's In East ',kw/1y and
B addocks. Lots in Manstield, A Very desirable
farm Of 70 sorest splendid young orollard good
house, with'storezrdom intikhid; *m e d inner
faillisg "'sten near illeonosny, on, she i len of, P.
W: & V. R.
_W. • Tor sale veil , cheap.
lowarbltssuirl at4 l l7irginia land Ibr ask.
Enquire of
TEO& SIMPSON, iv R. x.ftoutaxo
. B.rok ors sad Loal Ail a sit.AgeaPia, ~
EM
ItCkSJAJD.ALLAS
• PITALIM MD BLOOD.
roll saw: Irr'DBIJOGISTS EVERYWHIIit.
:do7;blt'7[Al
A IJAIEIG#MIPIOF.NT OF
RASS f 'HOORS;
lust received For silo it lowest imarkst prloo.
W. W. KNOX,
137 Liberty street,
Plttsbereb
my2lt(N-Yws=
FLouni
The iselebrated:Wlilr. ROBE Is conceded by
lourho Dave Crle,d 'to the best and cheapest
ttioclty4 Ott , . it lOW. 'l3old by
-By KUNO& & RA&
t F:11,"
r ; racilvt.
Lltierty striet,
,Plttstnuili; P
TWlrafferi-200 lla
• /Freak white Lim% tor ruletteft by
J. B. wait D.
.FM
MEM
FRID,A4ri
2€;,
- ------------______-m'm"°"
vati g t, mallow & Co; 38 Elks oats, MoEfen
rY dt Hood; 120 bctls chairs, 18 do rock
ers', Bedford Chir Co; 6 bbls oat meal,
Strickler & M; 50 bbla oil, D Bly; 280 oil
bbls. B D Moore; 151) eke oats, Morrison
it D: 3 bbls eggs, Atwell do Lee.
PLTTSBURGH CLNOINNAT/ AND ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD, Slav 27.-1 hhd to
bacco, R it W Jenkiuson; 10 `bbls lard
oil, J Lippincott; .2 tce.beef, J Porterfield
22 hhds tobacco, W L Jones; 300 new
caddies, E Glean, 2" tcs lard, 2do
hams. J II Parke 10 0 bbls flour, 'l' C
Jenkins do Bro; bbis eggs, J A Graff;
100 do flour J Gregg; 20 ht* bbls fruit, W
?
Coop?r; 50 do flab, Arbuckles it C; 6 bdls
hides, Lip it F; 24 aka cornmeal, F G
Craighead 8 hhd tobacco, Weyinan it
Bro; 25 kis soap, J S Dilworth.
ALLEGHENY VALLIDt RAILROAD, May
'26.-10 bbls dry apples, W, L & Co; l ear
oats: Scott do Weal; 39 bat' grain, Gay de
t
Welsh; 6 cars railroad Iron, J B Dor
rington; l'do do, C A Carpenter; 50 sks
oats, J Caruthers; 18 do do, A Whitten;
/8 do do. Adams dc Austin; 20 do do,
Roil & Ritchart; 6 pkgs butter, 7do
eggs, A Gallagher. 1,360 bbls crude oil,
J Wilkins; 57 green hides, M Delange; 3
bbls tallow, G gala 160 bbls crude oil.
Waring, Ring It Co; 5 cars stone, Hen
co
derson dc ;5 do do, Harrison ik Co; 2
do metal, own it Co.
,
ALLEGHENY STATION, May 27.-1 car
oats, Geo Stewart; 228 . sks ear corn, Rose
kEWing; 1 oar wheat, Kennedy it Btu;
B
50 bbls UDIO, Jos Craig; 64 bdls carriage
hardware, J Lautner; 10 has soap, E M
Jenkins; 1 car hay, ;J Dryfoos; 25 bbls
flour, M Steel dt Son; 19 hides, J itleeling;"
2 bbls eggs, L Lenz; 1 car . staves, W
Hastings; 18 bgs flour, Ripley dt Beckert;
357 per, 26 pa irs , B Frazier et M.
\
----7---bdls
R 7
VER PACKETS
NEW ORLEANS' ND TEXAS,
~IEN W - ------O ILLEANig- -, 1 , ..M. a, .,
GALVEST6N, zRoWN's -4 , t....‘,4
tLi-,E, Texas—The new\ and staunch -built
I. tramer
AtATAMORAS. No. 4 .....,...eapt. R. DALZELL,
win leave as above on sktilltDAY, tne 319th
inst. -
\
Par freight or passage apply rr to
lays
FLACk I CULLIMMOIIb. ASents.
____________\__
UPPER
FOR ST. LOUIS, 'E EO ..
HUH. GALENA, DUBUQUE
and ST. PAUL direct—The new and : elegant pait-,
.
fig r packet
BeGfINDALE . Tonw 31. ITAng. Captain,
Will have Tor the above norm Tl3lB DAY. tbe
211th inn. at 12 o'clock Sf.
For freliht tnashage appirOn board, - or to
mygt - F ACK & COLLINGWOD Agent,.
idirot 186 a agiSp
NORTHERN LIU PACKETS,
SI 'Loris to Keokiik and SL.Panl
ion) ALL Di TSBUICDIATEPORTS.
One ot the splendid Sidewhbel Steamers of this
Line willleave St. Louis d a ly for Neok tD•iven
pert,, Dubuque, Winona, htlllwitl r lnn St, Paul.
Through receipts for Freight and Passengers
wilt be given to all points oh thb Upper lilies's
siseippl on steamers rennin{ front this port and
connecting with the Northern Line Pbekets at
St, Louis,thro u thus enabling consignees to get their
rates. A
Freight gh witnout delay and at lowest
-
pp to JOHN FLACK.'
.J. D. coLLiNawoon.
n:c. GRAN;
Agents, or to
.---91-Irater stieet.
mh2/3:g=
=aim -
OR CINCINNATIand
LO UISVILLE.—The line pas
senit. r steamer -
KATE PCFNA.II . ; ...... ...... Capt. G. P.
WIII leave as above on litiDAY. the W.
28th Inst.,
MED.
at 4 o'clock P. M.
Fur fr.lgh t orpa.aatie apply on board or to
Jt , IIN rl.a.Ca' or
J D. COLLIN GWOD.,Attenta. -
EnT26
J{
AR WITEPLING.
J. MARIET f A,PARKEotiBIJRU
AND PUCCI:I7SAT). , b
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERY lIES T AY- 12
Leaves Cincinnati EVERY eIIiD D AY-4 P M.
The swift and superb sidewheel Steamer .M.
3IARYS, T. C. SWEENICY, Commander. will
leave as announced above.
:for Height or PassagP noniron board, or to
PLACE & COLLINGWOOD. or
N. B.—No COLLINo & BARNES,Agents.
ll A. M. t recved Freighei on Tusday after
WM
PAREEE.RBBVitti
STEABWHIPS
ROCK THE BABY
SOLD ONLY BY
avesaarreragEr
4,11110 r bsolt rope
1111111
BOVARIY ADS dc CO
21 MITI! A
. TTE
arti•dawT
_
BRUSSELS CARP, VELVETS, ize
,The LateEit Arrival
\ .
FRON JEBIGLAND.
IIfcCALLVX
51FIFTA AVENUE,
Rare received by steanwra Samaria and Man
hattan the VERY IlEwirasT STYLES or the
ENGLISH MARKET.
Complete !Line of
DOMESTIC CARPETING.
I
To Which large additions - are daily being made.
A Display 'of 'Quads Equal
•
L(RrAu rTicaigesented In this market at
iIIeCA_IALIIIII BROS.,
-51 FIFTH -
4rE4IDE,
(RET. WOOD ifiIifITHPLELD.I
apU:h9s
.;
W. He CAMP,'. I -
frORNEIrAND COUNSELLOTIAT LAW,
Ogice, No. 137 FOURTH AVENUE, Pitts
burgh, (formerly occuied by Hon. Walter H.
owrie,) will practice S tat ee 11. 8. Circuit and
District Courts, In the Supreme and all the
Courts of Allegheny county, and make collec
tions In most of thead)aceat tehhtlee. ja.2):4173
. ILNEEPEI4,
ALDERMAN AND Itir-OPPD:4O JI7I3TICZ 01
THE PEACE. •
OFFICE, 89 FIFT4A VENUE.
c en% eYa"Ptraag
P. and all legal oneLneaa attended promptly
and accurately. •
Azavz - marez t ,
Ex-Gfilcio Justice of the Peace and Police Meg
tratel Grace, GRANT STREET. opposite the
Cathedral, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Heeds, Bonds, Mortgages, •Acknowledgmentsr,,
DPpoSitions, and. all Legal Business executed
with promptness and dispatch rata
JOBN A. STRAui,
A.I.4IO.M.RALA.N.
EX-OFFICIO RIETICE OF THE PEACE AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Ottice,LUl lint; oppeatte.the Ca.
thettral, -Pitts urgh, Pa. Deed; Bonds, Ifort
gages, Ache° lodgents, Depoeftlona and
Lega itustueu executed With OIDniIIOBII and
411Rtateh.
A.
AMMON,
Justice of the *peace"
CONVEYANCER, REAL EMITE AND INBU.
RANCt AO=
CIABSON STREET, EAST ItizaCLtiGRAXL.
Otillecucni of Rents solicited and p romptiy at
tended to.
13178150
JOHN W. RIDDELL;
Jc.l7OR / 41 CY-ALTT.i.ANIT.
010eud Hhanionii
• (opposite theboart Boise)
' •'
" •
2V I R - 7:777 , 7"f_itgp1.1!::
AITZWINianr•AID944.7fri
es virtu sysiiutic-,-1
____.—......,......
HARDWAIIII , IAND :t;!
. .
.CIPPLERVi ' -' • ''' '
•,-, -1,..,. l',; "7.i ~' i;flt
I hive In store' and
am oegstantly receiving
direct .from stor e fazturereta hanitte. asforte.
meat of BUILDER,, IlAitUte which ii
offer for sale on as fair terms al SAY beneath the
city, together with a One assortment of CUT
LERY, GUNS and REvOLVEIIs. Also. tbe
best selection of NRCEIANICS, TUOLg. -coin
prieing all the latest and best improvements
known to the trade.. ..; .- • . , • -
I have my factory 'ln' filt npentlon as =nal.
and am prepared ;lido all klnos oLlob work tbe
same'
a
before the 'Orel of the led of FebrnarY.
such as grlidlng razors. eelsbors,; knives, nut
ting in ', knllb" bladee, and repairing all kinds of
Ight Machinery. ; ! .
:.--i • I
'JANIES GO WN,
,
NU
;138 WOOD ATRIUM. PITIRTIIIRGM.
Alsoliggent forGroaskope's (smelts BIAGIO
LINE tgAREER, the greatest etlYelti la the
1 e27.v.
LINE
DIIIVNi, , •
lbsltlineld attst. •
arrant gni Creinant and
311litY 1.8i,1869.
BAR GAINS
1 IN
- i 1
C A..17t. 3E:',..1E 1 'T' SS .
WINDOW siif ADES,
. 11.
1 AND
lAtl AND NO NGHAM
itir
CU .A.rws,
New StoC*Jus.
LOWEST PEKES EV
IIIeFARLAND
No. 71 ind
\ 73 F
OM
E W
BRETW.
CARPETS
•
FINE
CARPETS
CHEAP
iCLOTHS,
OIL
WINDONO SHADES
1
Tbey aled over a
P ROFESSIaNAL
MIN
=in
rxrm
Ey aro,7 . 1,241
• e Maziftosarar
Gravel .S•cdascair
II
_ ..• .
.1.§69.• --
••• ' '''
i. ~....GH, ~ORT Vi A Y 1 ,4 Eet eltiestie
.1.. W. and CLEVELAND & PITT SBUROHR._ Re
From
eatMy 9th, 1859, trains will leave mem
and arriv t the Unto° De, north ode, pitho.
burgh city me, as follows: .
.Leave. ,
Arrive.
Chicago Ex.... 2 rOB a In ;Chicago Et...1:58 ana
Erie dt_Ygn E r.7:28 a ruifThic.- g E,i..1:03 pvs
C. & Wb2gill'll3: us a in I NVl:e 4 ellng Ex 10:48 a tn
Chicago all.. B:58 a rn!ut. Louis Ex 7:08 pat
Chicago Ex.... 943 a in; ChVgo Ex & 1 114:08 p ra
el. & ya`g Ex 2 :Orip , Cleveland Ex 3:53 pra
Chicago Ex.. 2:23 p rn!Erie & Ywn Exs;sBp wr
W'e &Erie Exik:3B pir.'Cl. & Wh'ir .Ex 6 . 53D in
Depart/rows Allegheny. I Arrive fit 4 grei, i ,
Leehsßea'r Falls Ac. 8:58 a m Leetsdale Ac..5:58 allt
dale " 10:03 ami Bca'r Falls " 8:28 aser
/1:58 a ix: New Castle 1 0:23 anr
Rochester " I:2N p m Ryon " 9 : 13 ..
on " •3:58 pm! I ertsda'e " 1:08 ritt
Leetsdale Acc.s:l3 pm tßea'r Fulls " 51 :43 tw&
L e etsd al e ".. 5:13 pm Leetsdale " 4:33 DID
1
Leetsdale "10 : 4 3Pin _ " 7:23 pa
Fair Oaks Son. I Fair Oaks Sun
day Church. I:L3 p m day hurch. 9:58 am
.n' • 2 :23_p. HI. Chicago Express leaves deny;
SOP 12193 D. m.Chicagn Express arrives daille
J. M. KIMBALL', J. N. M'CULLoUGH,
Gen'l Ticket Agent , Heal SuPten't.
inylo
see.--
Received
R OFFERED,
COLLINS,
. . .
. _
V 11.4. N G E - OF aximpi i
ITEGIENT VALLEY 11MIROJAID.
THE ONLY' DIRECT ROUTE TO TELE OM
REGIONS PI'ITHDITT CHANGE OF CA ns.
On and after MONDAY, May 3d, 11169 TWO
THRKIGH TRAINS DA/LY (except Sunday)
will leave Pittsburg' Franklinner of Elev
enth and Pike streets, fc r ,OR eity,linft
filo, and all points in tt e Oil Regions.
takirk PITTSBURGH. alOll9 Lit prprammgir
1
Day Ex. .... 8:00 aln Da3r Ex ...... gas pin
Night Ex . ...• 7:30 pm Night Ex. . • 8 :30a aa
Rnulyto B Ac 3:15 p zu Bradys 13 .A.c 10 :15 ant
lei f 3 odaW'ks 9:45 a m Is tsodaWlts 7:40 au
ad SodaWlts 6:30 p m ad SodaW'ke 6:15 p tai
let Holton— 645 ain let Huito n .. ai:so ais
ald H u1t0n...121:00 m
3d Mutton .,: 11:00 to tn.
3d Milton.- 11:00 ptn 3d Hutton.- , 1:05 p na
Arnold's Ac. 5:00 prn Arnold's Ac. 7:40 pft
Ciiurcu train to and from Soda Works leave
Ptttsburgli at 1:10 P. M. Arrive at Pittsburgh.,
(Sundays, )at9so A• 31. t
Express trains stop only at principal points.
Accommodation rains . sto_p at all stations
J. J. L AWRENCE, Gen't Sup't•
:spat THOXIS li. MHO, Assn. buptt,
TH iVENIIE
(3 0,44 Plop
P ,
ENIVISTL V A -aicippe
NIA CENTRAL HAIL
ROAD. On and after April 25th. 1 869, Train.
will - arrive at and depart from the Union De,a
come,. of WWII/4110n and Liberty streets, as
follows:
Arrive. Depart.
Mail Train.... 1:25 am .Day Express— 2:15 Ey
Fast Line .. . . 1.45 am Sou tnern x.• 4:50 va
Fall's No. 1 . .. 5 510 am Wall't No. 1.. 13:3010*
itrintonAce'n. 7:50 am Train., ...• 8:15 mg
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 am Fle a 'dAc No110:20 ate
Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am . eincin 'ft Ex /2:80 pat
Johnstown Ac10:35 am Wall's No. 2 /1:51 Ing
How'd A° Nol / :10 pm Johnstown c. 3:05 tas
• Plttsb',b Ex. 130 pm Braddocks Ac. 3:40 p
Phila Expressl:so pm Phlla. Exprees 4:29p .
Wall's No. 3...2:50 pm Wall's No. 3.. 4350pga
Braddock Ac.. n:5O pm Wall's No. 4 8:05 pia
How'd Ac Not 9:35 pm 'Past Line-- 7:30 pa
Wall's No. 4. 7:20 pm llow'd Ac No Z8:510pla
War ransu , r 10:20 pm Walla No. 5.. 11:0 pag
buri'l hese trains make close connection at Hama.
e for Baltimore. 1
.T k'hurch Train leaves Walls
it donev
Bun ay at. 9:05 a. m., reaching Pittsburgh
10:01k S. m. Be turning, leaves Pittsburgh
L11:5014 m. and anises at Walls Station
R:10 p. M.
'Clneinnati Express less* daily. All °tap
triter daily's:eel:it Sunday. • '
?r tUrther inibrmanon appl to • -.; ~ • .
W. R. BR° WlTll,Agegg.
Tkeßelemolvaniassilroad Copanyww now .
Weeßune may riot torEaggage4 except for wearingsp
,and limit therr responsib ty to One ma.-
.. i Dollare in value. Ali Baggage excee4per
Mgt amount in value will be at the risk of ils .
owner. en /CM taken by 'Weds! contract,
WARD 11. WILLIAMIk..
ap2s General BEDperinteade t,Altop „
ts
WE 8 T ERN-ailimi___
, PENNSYLVANIA
RUROAD.—On and after April 95 th,1866, the
Pa ssenger Traltus on the Western Pennsylvania
Street
arrive at and depart from talt
Federal Street Depot; Allegheny City. as follows:
Arline. - Depart.
Springd , e No 15:40 ni Mail ..... .. .. 7:00 as
Freeport No. 16:20 a m Freeport . No: 1 9:2oans
Express .
_.; .. 10:40 a ni Sharpb , g Nol 1120 sat
Sharpb , g .... 11:20 p ru 'Express ...... . 9:50 pia
I
Freeport No. 24:00 yintrpringd'e No 13:30 pm
Mall .. ... ,••• 5:50 p to Freeport N 0.2 5:20 pa,.
Sprinid'e ... 25:340 p m Sringd'e No 2 6:30 p ft
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday. •
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction
every dunday at 7:40 a. in., reaching •Allegheiry
City al 9:80 a. m. Returning, leaves Alleghenr,
City at 1:90 P. M. and arrive at AReglieny June.
tire at 3:40 p. In.
COangerrAnon Ticzeirrs— For sale in payout •
of Twenty, between Allegheny
Creek, hestnut.
street. Herr's, Bennett, Pine - Etna 'ant .
Sharpsburg and good only on the i n ate
stopple*.
at Station. epeethed on tickets.
The trains leaving Allegheny City at 7:00 a. •
in. make direct connection at Freepon with Wal.
kerns line of Stages for Butler and Efatinaltatown.
ee-
Through tickets may be purchased at the Oill
No. let Clair street, near the Suspensionßrlu
Plttabor, b, and at the Depot, Allegheny. g%
For Rutter information apply to .-
JAMES LEFFERTS, Agent,
- • 'Federal Street Depot.
The Western Penusylvaxia Railroad ww_nat
as some say risk for Baggage, except fortyearear
apparel, and limit their responsiby
Hundred Dollard in . value. All baggage 032 , .
seeding tt is amonnt in value wlllbe at the risk
the owner, unless taken t' special contract,.
IMWARD H. WILL
. i
ap22 Gene-al Sperintendent.Alteolla7Va„- .'f
1 ITTSBURG,AIiMms
_C/NDENNATI AN
IIJ
.L01:118 RAILWAY.
. '
PAN HANDLE ROUTE
MANOR, OF TIMR.--Onland after MONDAY;
April 20th, 1869, trains will leave and arrive st
ths Union Depot, as follows: 1 ,
Deart. Afrfipe.
Fast Mall ..... ............. 2:9131 a. m. 151:13 s.
ExpreLiiii ............ . ... 9:43 a. m. 7:13 p. rti.
ss .. .. . . ........ ...„. 2:33 p.m. 433 oft riL.
Mixed .Acc'n.- .. ~. . . 533 a. in. 055 p. as.
llicDonald's A ca'n„ . No.lll:4B a. ta. iSillia.' nu
Steubenville Accommod. 3:5S p. m. 9:331..m
McDonald 's Aco'n. No. 2 li:1R ro. rn, 33:111R 1,. nu
Sunday Church Train.. .1.21:58 p. in. 9: Ba. in.
,
'R' 11:33 .P • w. tra i n will leave daily.
19:13 P. 2. train will arrive daily.
e d.
All othe e
9:4r train 3 s will run daily. Sanaa," Xtelli•
Th a. m. Train makes clo e con
nections at Newark fc r Zanesville. 1
P. SCULL, General Ticket 'Tent.
W. W. CARD, Burn.. Steubenville. Oh o.
EITTSBUR &
corm ELLe VILLE
ROAD.;
On and after 'r its D Noyember,
lbot, trains will arrive at and depart here Ulla
Depot corner of emit and Water streets, aa
follows:
Depar.
Mail to aldtrom Union
town . ....... ......... 700 P.
51cRemPortectmusdt'n 11:00 a.; B. 2:05P.
Er. to and, from Cunt. 3:00 P. M. /Oa° A. Nu Wert Newton Accom'd 4:30 P. st. 8:35 A. Nu
Braddock's Aecomdt. 6:15 P. Y. 7:30 r.
Night Ac. toMoß'suort.lo:3o M. 6:45 A. la
Sunday Church Train to
and from West Newton 1000! . 10:00 A.
lot tickets apply to
B. M. RAYMOND, Agent
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent.' • nog°
S 'MT HILL
akailligill
UNION PACIFIC RAILWA:i
stern Div'lmola.
Colo....TlL,4llllltlvrr AND mon RatzAzi
em,F.v,: o ve! t h e it eft te anywata In 1 .
Colorado, - lievada,
VolitOrnia, triah l . - - 1
Arizona " Wasainitzals
New iffenico, Idaho,
1 . -...‘ ..,
• '.-. ;“ ~ PRAII IOI II. , .....t, :i .1 f . . '
Aininiiitofeidotwo, a '
: at 1 B n al Ur ro venglente ot til: n a air , t ut ty
~
, ta l ig ta.irjr‘rmoei' I,llallVlitiriVeteloNumA"
ab ga
igtlNgiltli"ltt.thir .24 .ll6tbri r end
STAlE o B"yetitBB . • Vtit'AX . 32l AIL •
COACH= !OR • `"'" u 81".
. I'•
.
Drag itr4lll4 st
iQ Ail,r i1ah214130-
Ali, Points IA : the Territories * .
.
. 241 .libm'zmmecmmummmmmyv ma ,
of MACHO fin Yon Union Bent's Fort, rms..
Al ilMil i txtoo 7 : B ' "'tall
"line L ia " . "'
•rcone th ••the Amen - additions of roWne-••
equipment, and the arrangements 130 1
an
wi 'responsible Overland Transportation 1. eti
'from its westecnrminua, ihts •road n w. offers
unequalled het ties her the 1110 D, 01
freight tn . the Far West. •
Tickets for sale as an the principle.
*Maas Be' ; .
the United States and Canada,
- Be sure and ask for tickets via THE SVOIA O --•
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