PITTSBURGH IRON MARKET.
OFFICE OF PwrsnußoH GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, May 28, 1869.
:rho market for metal continues quiet
though this is usually the case at this
season of ths year, as the time is not far
distant when the mills generally sus.
pond opetations in order to take stock and
Make repairs. With only moderate re
ceipts, however, and no great accumula
tion of stock, and notwithstanding, the
tendency is downward, prices compared
With last week, have undergone no im
portant change. There is still some in
quiry for small lots or desirable foundry
irons, and a very limited supply of this
particular kind in market.
Bar Iron and Nail trade is reported
dull"and unsatisfactory, and the season
all through has been a hard one on man
ufacturers. There is not so much com
plaint in regard to the demand, as there
is in regard to the extremely low prices;
it is said, and we have no doubt it Is
true, that manufacturers, have great
difficulty in realizing, cost and that if
they even do that, they are doing well,
and that other points, in order to estab
lish a trade, -have been selling below coat.
ANTH BACITE.
50 " NO. 3 Neutral. 39.00 6 moe
30 " No. 1 . 43.00 4 mos
20 " NO. 2 " 42.00 4 mos
20 " . No. 2 Foundry 43.00 4 mils
50 Red Short • 37.00 6 mos
200 " No. 3 Neutral Forge 40.004 mos
100 " No. 3 " • 40.00 4 mos
130 41- Qom No. 2-F'dry... 38.75 60 days
10 " No. 1 Foundry. 43.50 4 mos
10 " No. 1. .. 43.604 mos
10 " No. 3 " ...... 9.504 mos
- CORM,
100 " Red Bank
200 &I
,-.t
CHARGOAZ.
100 Fancy Mo. Forge... 52 00 4 mos
20 6 6 6,6, " 51.00 4 MOS
BITUMINOUS COAL &MELTED FROM LAKE
SUPERIOR ORE.
10 ei -No. 2 Mill Iron
100 " Mahoney
150 - " C A Short to arrive 35.00 cash.
300 " Close Medium Grey
. at furnace 35.004 mos
250 " " " 35.00 4 mos
120 " " " 35.00 4 mos
500 " Grey to arrive 37.00 6 moe
250 " White 'and Mottled 36:00 6 mos
100 " Open Grey 37.50 4 mos
50 " Close 37.25 4 mos
50 " Close Neutral with
native ... . . 88.00 4 mow
81 " .NeutraL•No. 2 with
=UT, Argo.. 38,±50 4 mcia
;- • 4, =-4. BLOOMS.
20 4 f: 9&.00 4 mos
30 gg : anntsta 4 4;:4i595.00 4 mos
Markets by Telegraph,
NEW Yoair - May - 2B:—Cotton quiet and
firm; Biles 1,600 'Vales at 28y,c for mid
dling_ uplands. Flour; receipts 9,721
bbls; a shade firmer and rather more
doing for export and, home use; saes
MOO bbls at $5,34)5,60 - for superfine
State and western, $5,95P6,30 foroxtra
State, $5,78P6,65 for extra weitern, $6,70
P 7,65 for white wheat extra, $6,10p7,25
for round hoop Ohio, S7P3 for extra St.
Louis, and s9@l2 for good to choioe do;
includedlin the sales are 4,000 bbls extra
State for export at 0,35. Bye Flour
quiet; sales 160 bbis at $4,75p6,25. Corn
Meal quiet. Whisky nominal. Wheat;
receipts 195,996 bush: Ip2a better, with a
good export demand for spring, which
was checked, howeVer, by the 'advance
in freights; sales 120,500 bush at $1,41p
1,42 for No. 2 'spring; delivered, $1,43-
for retail leps• do, $1,46 for No,
1 'delivered. $1:6501;751°1- 'whitelifleh=
igen, 42 for extra choice do, and $1,7234
white California;sl,so34 for amber winter
Canada in bond. Rye heavy and declin
ing: 1,600 bush State at $1,25. Barley
nominal: 'Barley Malt quiet. • "Corn is
heavy and 1p2.3 lower; receipts 128,108,
sales 7,4,000 bush at 50@77c :for damaged
and unsound mixed western;' 78©83ofor
sounp do; 84p870 for high mixed and
yellow; 910• for old mixed western in
store, and 96p97c for do afloat. Oats 1p
1340 better; receipt's, 92,452. sales 68,000
bush at 76P77%c for afloat, and
77®77%c for do in store. Rice dull and
unchanged. Coffee nominal "and 'n s-
Sugar weak; 600 hbds at 13p
13y,c for Cuba, and 12%0 for Porto Rico
by auction; 65 hhds Porto Rico at 123`@
-.1234c;• ~ 1411 bxB Havana at 9 . 30031.0.. Mo
lasses quiet and firm; 115 bbla of New,
Orleans at 83(485c. , Hops quiet at 6Pl4c
for American. • Pork quiet. .Linseed Oil
steady ittl $1,07p8. Spirits Turpentine
dull at'46®46340, PorE a shade firmer:
sales7do bbbt at $31p31,25 for new mess,..
closing at $31,25 cash, $3l for old do,
124,40p26 for.prime, $28028,25 for, prime
moss. - Beef steady; sales 175 bbls at $8
pl 6 for new plain mess, and sl2plB for
new extra mess. Tierce Reef- dull at
amps for prime mesa. and/ $26p33 for
tudia mess. Beef Hams unchanged;
sales 150 bbls at $12.,50p13,50. Cat Meats
uachattled; eales 280. packages at /2,:p
18eTor shoulders,lspl6c for hams. Mid
dles steady. 250 boxes toe cured Hams
and sidps .sold -on • private terms. Lard
firmer irad'More active: sales 800 tierces
at 17@19c, chiefly ismcpsg; for 'steam,
and for,kettle rendered; also,
4008tierces swain. seller and buyer for
Jane and July at 18%@19y0. Butter
quiet at 28(g)35c for Ohio, and 36e539c for
State. Cheese firm at 17p2234c. Freights
to Liverpool More active and firmer; erk
gagements: 125,000 bus wheat at 5%t 6d.
ler sail and, , 7®734d .; per steam, ;and
8,000 bbl' flortr per steam at 2S.
Latest—Flour firm, with a.fair export
demand for low- wade!. Wheat active
ludic better for apriiig, with a good ex
port dentand. Rye dull and heavy at
81.22P1,23 for western.' Oats active and
drat at 77077h0 for teektern in store and
afloat. Corn dull at 50p7043 for unsound;
70@e85e for sound new.' ikettern.. Pork
atpadq
stAiBl. l fAfr for new , MedS. Beef-dull
and'unchanged. Cut' eats fairly active
and steady. Bacon steady.' Lard firm
at 18%c for prime steam. Eggs 18P20c.
8 - 7 * Fr r Wler2BB.--TobtfoiXot • prides
are a t i b in net 'qtteltably lower.
Cotton:no . sales are reported. Hemp;
asletklewwadcaotifiretated at 9,50P543.51
Telo`ur dull With a "local .demand; sups -
Ml 6 *" Ott. I .s @ s •2ss:double!•extia it
$5€,6,59; treble f extra at iiipB; faacyland
favorite ' brands ,at 'lB5Oll.
,W heak4 kiinsrodes ituregniArp 0..2
spring 1,1,18 in sacks,,andg. l • l ol4 for-free
in elevator; falPeold 'at $1,30p1,55. fir
primelochnice rod.and white; 41,63
-41,70 . fa f4ticy. Are
,•7 - c" ' vorn, choice; arid
fanoY74lo7l` atm Bitotte firm and higher
at 76(477e fox yelbow:77@s2o for,pricae to
eliolder*hlte:.•Orits-dall anti lower at 65
p69c v eloidnit 4 45 9P 6 0-for, mixed,' and
wmte. • Barley. there is nothing doing.
33... ) aeaYY and .lower r ot $l,lO. , Wh4ky;
1[10:0ales reported, and buyers are eo n _
A:ending fort a• deellne, , ' Groceries 'gala
ti ithchatged at 133%pinie'for ,pnine
to choice Louisiana Sugar; 75(4)850 for
-PPOtation Molasses; 2454P460 for prime
to choice Rio Coffee.„ Provisions: firm
Anil =chatted at; 132' fat-prime Pork;
-14 yo for idry salted Shoulders, packed;
13®2 133 for bacon Shoulders:. 16%®17c
for clear rib sides; 17®170 for clear
sidetrend sugarcnred Hems. ;Put: Job
bing sales at Ma for L'G. Receipts were
liblatigifeat 18.700 Welt: - am
o'b , :: , tr - oatrlVAo UMW' rk4600 Wash;
b9 44*Zhielit' UFfikiekiii
ol• exalting°
Unchanged. Flour quiet; spring extras
140 - •
iiV••••.-.1.1 4 ; , •4 i te . 434.14
S. '
$5@5,30. Wheat moderately active and
Mc higher; sales No. 1 $1,16; No. 2 $1,13
®1,1334, closing firm 81,13 1 4 ®1,1334; sales
this afternoon at $1,144®1,14M. Corn
firmer; gales No.l at 67 ®6Bc; No. 2 5714@
58350; rejected 523‘®54e, closing at 67y,,c
for No. 1. and 57 1 /,',®580 for N 0.2; unchan
ged this afternoon. Oats active and ex
cited and IM 4 c higher; sales No. 2 at 58%
®6oc, closing firm at 60c. Rye quiet, un
settled and lower, ranging at 41,0334@
1,08 for No. 1. closing at $1,0314. Barley
dull and nominal at $1,49®1,50 for No: 2
in stoke. Highwines closed weak at 98c.
New I Orleans Molasses 950441. Sugar
0
13g® 4%c for common to choice. Mess
pork 1,3711 g, 31,50. Lard steady and
firma ) , closing at 18®181‘c. Short rib
Middles 12340 loose; 12c packed and stea
at 120. Receipts-248,277 bbls flour,
81,548 bu wheat, 112,403 bn corn, 75,111
bn otis, 1,090 bu rye, 1,050 bn barley, 65,.
840 h ga. Shipments-4,090 bbls flour,
356,092 bu wheat, 64,161% bu corn. 68,620
bu oats, 946 hogs. Freights Active at 4%
®63;0 on corn by sail and steam to But;
falo. _
• CINCINNATI, May 28.—Flour dull with
sales of Sandly at $5.75@6. Wheat ir
regular with considerable pressure to
sell; prices are lower; sales of No. 2
wihter at $1,10; No. 1 $1,20. Corn quiet
and unchanged with sales of ear at 66c.
Oats dull at 68@)71c. Rye declined to
$1,20. Cotton firmer; sales of middling
at 27@)271ic. Tobacco active; sales of 315
hbds. Whiskey dull with sales at sl@
1,02. Provisions quiet but held firmly.
Bulk Meats and Bacon are held y,c'sbove
the views of buyers, which checks:bud
ness. There was a firmer feeling in lard
under the favorable advises' from Liver
pool, but no increase in the demand.
Mess Pork held at $3l, and lard at 1 8 34®
18%c. Bulk meats held at 1231 and 153(,c;
bacon'at 13X, 163.1 and 17)4,c.1 Butter is
in large supply andprices, lower with
sales of fresh at 24@27e. 'Eggs scarce
and advanced to 19c. Linseed oil firm at
$1,05©1,06. Lard oil $1,40(4)1,45. Petro
leum 30@320 for refined. Sugar firm;
sales of New Orleans at 18;4 to 1514 e.
Coffee firm at 21 to 27c. Gold 1393( buy
ing.
38.00 6 mos
38.00 6 mos
36.60 4 mos
38.00 6 mos
'Louisvitax, May 28.—Flour lower;
-superfine at $4,75(05,25, Leaf Tobacco,
• market firm; sales of 279 hhds. ranging
from $4,90©25. Provisions quiet but
firm. Mess Pork 531,50. Bacon Shoul
ders at 1334, clear rib 17, clear sides 17X;
hams, fancy sugar cured, at 19. Lard et
18X for tierce. Hay firm at 522,50, on
levee, for choice timothy. 'Potatoes at
$1,40 from store, new at $7148.. Groceries
—New Orleans Sugar, prime, at 14 1 ,§. Rio
Coffee, prime; 25. New Orleatuilitolasses
at 70 for prime. Grain—Whearat 51,80.
Corti, bulk 60. Oats, bulk 72. Rye 51,40.
Cement steady; sales large at 52: Butter,
country at 20. Kegs at 15 for fresh
packed. Bagging steady, two pound,
Kentucky at 23 for standard brands.
Cattle active and receipts liberal. Cotton
qnletysales of low middlings at 2534.
TOLEDO May 28.—Flour steady and
unchanged.' Wheat; amber a shade better
and fairly active at 51,3534: white Michi
gan regular 51,40; No. 1 white Michigan
51,62. 'Corn quiet; No. 1 68(g)683.fc; No. 2
6650. 4Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye
dull and nominal, at 51,15 for No. 1. Bar
ley nominal. Recelpts-3,300 bbla flour,
12,200 bush wheat, 10,500 bush corn, 3,500
bush oats. Shipments-900 bbls flour,
7,700 bush wheat, 6,400 bush corn, 2,100
bush oats.
PHILADELPHIA., May 28.—Flour un
settled and drooping, but unchanged. ex
expt extras, which sell at $5.50@6; Ohio
extra family $6,76@8,25. Wheat dull;
red $1,50@1,55; amber $1,60. Rye quiet
at 11,87. Corn held firm: sales 5,000 bush
yellow at 94c; mixed western 85®87c;
high mixed 88@890, Oats: western 90c.
Petroleum better; crude 20®20%c: re
fined 3035,
y rovistons unchanged. Whis
ky Steady.
MILWAUKEE, May 28.—Flour dull and
nominally unchanged. Wheat firm at
$1,17$ for No. 1, and $1,14 for No. 2.
Oats in good demand at 58e for No. 2.
Corn entirely nominal. Rye dull and
nominal at 51.08 for No. 1. Barley nbm
inal. Grain freights active but unchang
ed. Receipts-3,000 bbls flour, 118,000
bus wheat, 5,000 bus oats. Shipments
-6,000 bbis flour,-6,800 bus wheat.
BALTIMORE, May 28.—Flour dull and
declined 25c on higher and medium
grades; sales of western superfine at
$7,25®7,75; extra 56@7; family $7,75©8,25.
Wheat dull and lower; sales of choice
valley red 11,70@1,75. Corn firm; sales
of prime white at 86@87c: yellow 90e.
Oats dull and heavy at 650)69e for light.
Rye $1.40. Provisions unchanged.
Whiskey less firm and offered $1,09_
MEMPHIS, May 28.—Cotton quiet, 2714
Qi2734e; receipts, 138 bales; exports, 623
bales; receipts for the week, 727 bales;
exports for the week, 3,499 bales; stock,
953 bales. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Corn 75@76c. Oats 80c. Hay $27@28.
Pork $32. Lard 19@200. Bacon firm;
shoulders 1334@13,ic; sides, 17,0. Bulk
meats dull; shoulders 1234 c; sides 16%C.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 28.—Flour
market dull; unsettled and irregular.
Wheat; No. 1 red winter held 51,35 i No.
2do 51,18. Corn; sale of 4 cars No. 1 at
71e; 1 car ear on track at 65c. Oats; sale
of 1 car at 6634 c, and 1 car at 67e.
CHICAGO, May 28.—Hogs quiet at ;8,15
for common; 118,80(48,60 for fair to medi
um; $8,90 for good to choice.- Cattle $5,75
(45,65 for cows and light steers; 56,50@
7,12 for fair to good shipping beeves.
DETHOIT,, May 28.—Wheat closed dull
and lower. Extra white amber sold at
11,75; No. 1 'do $1,56; . .No. 2 do 51,33.
Corn 72c. Oats 64c, Bran 17c. Coarse
middlings 120,50Q21,00; fine 525,00.
The river, under the influence of the
recent rains, is rising, with live feet
seven inches, In the channel by the Mo
nongahela marks. Weather continues
cloudy and oppressively warm, with
frequent showers of rain.
There have been no arrivals since the
date of our last report aside fkom the
packets. The Lorena from St: Louis
and, Glasgow . from St. Paul are among
thelirst boats due.
The Kenton departed for Parkersburg
nd...the..; 4 lew State for Wheeling. The
faider'hads Verv s goOd trip.
The Grey 'Vagle; Capt. C. L. Brennan,
lathe reablar packet ibr Parkersburg
to-day , leaving at noon. The Eagle is
new the only boat in the trade. •
The Glendale for St. Louis and the
'Upper idissibsippli, and - the Kate Putnam
for Cincinnati and will' take
their departure early next week.
Later - reports from - the Cora 5 are
that most of her cargo will be saved, and
that chances are favorable for raising the
boat.'Capt. Palmer, agent - of the under.
writerti, left for the wreck Wednesday
night. '
—The pliots of the Oldo4ePert an ugly
snag in the ohanhel at ffigginsport,
About half *ay between ttamoutb of the
- creek and the wharfboat.
—The Falls City. In attempting to pass
through the looks at Ramsey, on Green
river, stuck fast, and was still in that
condition on Monday morning. It seems
that on each Side of the look there is an
iron bar, and that the Falls City, being
very heavily laden, as' 'she entered the
lock the bars cut Into her guards about
two inches and /mkt her fast.
—The 14nnt No. 8, arrived at New
0 4eatia'bu Thursday. ' " ' • •
• --v-T he Argosy was to. have 'le ft Cincin
nati for l'lttsbUrgh do Wednesday.
—Barker Hart & Cook, have sold the
• vi 2 44 . 4140 - ,s - Lag - - • 04,-
•ti 4; '
RIVER NEWS.
PITTSBURGH GAZEIO -=MAT ,:29, 1869.
Nightingale to Capt. .Tohn K,vle, for
(4,500. Capt. Kyle will pri)bably plane
her in the Cincinnati and Arkansas
River trade, in place of the Cheyenne.
—The Cora 8, recently sunk in Arkan
sas River, is insured in Cincinnati offices
for te6,500. Her cargo is also insured
there and will prove a heavy loss.
—The Belle Vernon left Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh on Wednesday, drawing 4%
feet. John Ferguson and Nick Whitten,
pilots.
—The steamer Pink - Varbla is to be
sold auction at Nashville June Ist.
—Capt. John D. Adams, Superintend.
ent of .the Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company, has purchased Capt.
Cummin ; s half interest in thel , Tatoml, at
the rate of 5150 00 for the boat. The
packet company now own the whole of
the steamer.
—The towboats Ajax and Dick Fulton
left here with big tows of coal, but judg
ing from the following from the Vicks
burg Times of Friday they - have added
largely since: "The towboats Ajax ancr
Dick Fulton No. 3, passed down yester
day for New Orleans. The former had a
very large towecontaining 4,400,000 bush
els of coal, the .latter had 2,400,000."
Ajax, four million four hundred thou
sand bushels •of coals. Whew ! Well
bully forthe Ajax.---Louievilte Courier.
—,Sdpervisor Nash, of Tennessee, who
is at present in Washington, has sub
nuitted to Commissioner Delano a propo
sition to extend the revenue marine into
the navigable waters of the Ohio. Mis
sissippi and Missouri rivers and their
tributaiies, in aid of the internal reve
nue. He proposes that these streams be
patroled with swift-sailing steam tugs,
duly equipped, with a view to check
mate-frauds in whisky and tobacco,
which it is believed, are carried on upon
these rivers to an alarming extent. He is
of opinion that such service would be of
is much benefit to the Internal Revenue
as it is to the Custom Department.
—The following are the number and
locations of the different districts of Su
pervising Inspectors of steamboats in the
United States: First district, San Fran
cisco, California; Second district, New
York city; Third district, Baltimore,
Maryland; Fourth district, St. Luis,
Missour:; Fifth. district, Galena, Blinoia;
Sixth district, Louisville, Kentucky;
Seventh district, Chicago, Illinois; Ninth
district, Buffalo, New York; Tenth dis
trict, New Orleans, Louisiana.
. .
—The Parkersburg. TiMed says - work
was.tesumed on .the:-railroad,bridge at
that point Saturday. , One hundred labo
rers are wanted Immediately, to whom
permanent work will be given f as it is
expected•thatlaperations will now con
tinue until the bridge is finished. Be
t ween four 'and.fivti hundred men Will be
employed, and as large a force as can be
handled in order to expediate the enter
prise will be used.
- The Tom Rees and barges left St.
Louis for Pittsburgh on Wednesday and
the Wild Duck and barges arrived there
the same day.
Tne Greats Republic will leave for New
Orleans next Wednesday, under the
auspices of the barge company.
We clip the following from the St.
Louis Democrat of Thursday: Wm. J.
Kountz has sued, for Hiram K. Hazlett,
J. H. Morse, of the steamboat Lily, for
$l,OOO damages for alleged violation of
contract to transport Government stores
from St. Louis and Leavenworth to Fort
Rico and Fort Sully, in May, 1868.
River and Weather.
[Ey Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette./
LOUISVILLE, MEW 28 —The river has
risen to six feet with four inches of *iititr
in the canal. Tne weather is clear and
warm.
ri
IMPORTS B RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH, F. • T WAYNE t CHI
CAGO RAILROAD, k , % y 27.-5 cars metal,
Nimick & Co; 3 .o do, J W Porter; 3
do do, Bryan & Ca • • hey; 2 do do,Loyd
& Black; Ido do, nion Mills; do do,
Loomis & Collard; do do, Zug & Co; 1
do do, Pitts Iron . Forge Co; 10 bxs
cheese, 50 bbls, 200 .ks flour, E Heazle
ton; 200 bbls flour,
• wners; 100 do do, C
W Hodson; 2 cars d y. salted shoulders,.
Myers 6: Co: 3 bbls cease,
B Pilaum: 20
bxs cheese, J S Dilwbrth:4o do do, T C
Jenkins; 10 do do, W M Gormley; 1 car
oats J Hastings; 172 aka rags, Pitts Paper
Co: 50 bgs shipstuff, Watt, L' .1c Co; 7 kgs
3 pkge butter, H Rea Jr; 3 cars hay. 0 II
Ailerton; 50 bbla highwines, Shipton &
Wallace; 9 do green apples, Volgt, M &
Co; 25 has soap, .Ewa.rt,dr. Co; 45 ska rags,
Christy & 11; 21 bxs cheese, E Millikin;
8 lib's eggs, J A Jacobs; 30 bbla vinegar,
Duff & on; 50 sewing machines, Sum
mer & Co; .1 car mill feed,y Dorrington;
50 bbls highwines, Rodelheim &A; I
car hay, Bricker &Co; I do wheat, Hitch
cock; hif!Creery & Co.
Ciavutiszrn AND Prrrsrursoa Ben,
nosn, May 28. 1 -1 car grind stones, John
Keown; 3 cstono, JL L Knox; 212
els oats, 6 d oe , 3do barley, Guynne t
Stoneman; . 2 limestone ore, Zug &
Co; 1 car do do, McKnight &, Co; 1 car
lumber ' G• W Bitner; 100 bbls
Adams it Co; 1 car potatoes; Van Girder
dc S; 630 blooms iron, Park dc Bro's & Co;
20 bill, 2 crates starch,,J K Smith it Co;:
20 Ins starch, J Henderson & Bro; 50
do do, Carter, McGrew & Co; 6 hY, bbls
emery, Fahnestizick; 5 bbls oil, 40
cases grease, Pennock dc Barnum; 2 bola
varnish, J & Seibert; 20' bbls tub oil,
Eureka Oil Works; 24 bas cheeSe,'Day dr,
Co; 12 bre cheese, Woodworth & 1); 2
casks- ware,
J Jones; 5 skit oats, G
Craighead; 4 hhds hams, HH Wilson* ' 28
ska rye , . 4 kgs butter, W II Graff & Co;•4
bbls eggs, H Riddle. • ,
ALLtAIItENT STATION, May 28.-10 bbla
flour, Rani Dyer; 2 bxs starch, J Kohen;
1 car wheat; W McKee& Co; 178 sks oats,
23 do rye, Rose & Baring; 25 bbls flour,
W Sadden. 1 oar staVesi , J.M,Hemphill; 1
car oats, R Knox & Son; a' cars
Lindsay & McCutcheon; /, car oats, 26
bbls flour, M Steel 4t i iiiclu.l car shingles,
McCurdy & McGinnis; 58 - liiffes; 2 bbls
tallow, Ed Merriman; 34 bbls apples,
Owens & Kenninf Ea -- N - hat,_,K e r iFie .
dy dc /Aro; 6 cars" limestone, Superior
Iron Co; 1 'jar limber, 0 C 'Lamb;
.1 1 oir
hay, Drvfoos;l2so pigs lead; liciyuii3ll
Bauman &Co; 100 .bbls flonr. Geo' Stew.
art; 76.d0.d0,40 sks do, S C McMaaters;
/00...fgeollibldess U Watititeh;l-,car 'staves,
0 rsixibet•toni , , • , • - , r,
AVM:GHENT VALLEY 'RAILROAD, Bray .
27.-1 car metal, 3 , Moorhead;: 1 do (do,
Union mina; 2 do , do, Brown & C0;'460
bbla crude oil, R T Leeoh; 160 do do,
Fisher & Bro, 6 oars Mutest/ones fahoen.;
burger &. Blair; 20aka, oats, Scott -& BI
sal; Adam &Austin; 63 4'o; do;
Keil & Ititehart; '2 baa butter, 8 bus
rye, 26 do oate;'L J Blanbhard; 'fear
grain Martin Brickell Co ; 2 do rail.
roadiron, J B Dorrlugtonv 41 bgs oats;
2 bbla eggs, Kirkpatriok & Co; 17 eke
oats, A Whittent 80 do wheat, it T Stow-
PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI, AND ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD. 'May bdls
per, Pine • Paper moo:113 sks' Potato e s,
Meanor 87 do oats, 7 do potatoes,
-H Hagan. 11l do oats, Robb•dr.;ll; 1 bx
hardware, Ad ma. M it 0o: :10 sks oats,
Sobilds; 20 , f bbb3 ash, W M Oormily;
1040 do, Head dr , M 6 1241 bge • MARIE Day, dc
(yo;; AN eke. 20 0 5 /s• • nou rt ,l 44PPlakeg
40, do , 1:4104r . ,
_YOW4OII bals
to 04 dr! 11 00s1;41L.MaIthhiney , d do
s h a n k. j etrr aux sta*lll4 'Pt /kit.
. •
, . .
• ' ;•:'• -• 4„ ; tkif ,
••••• , ...•-4a, • ''W -g .4;
RIVER PACKETS
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS, it:" •
GALVESTON, BROWNS - 4 .
ILLE, Texas—The new and stau • h-bnitt•
tamer
M ATAMORA.S. No. SI . D LZELL,
Will mare as above, on TUESDAY. - 3n e Ist. •
For fretem orpaseage aunty on board o to
mye FLACK & COLLII6 (+WOOD, A ents.
VPPEn. IffiritorsslPPL
VOA ST. LOUIS,IiEO- ,
LL WWI. GALENA, DUBUQUE -
and ST. PAM, I.reet—The not and eleg 1
aenger picket
GLENDALE Twin - 31. Mann. Ca
Wlll H ave for the above ports MOND -
EDI inst.. nt 12 o'clock-It.
For freight or passage apply on board.
my 22 FLACK A. COLUNGWOOD. A•.
adgit 1869.
NORMEIDI LINE PA
PROM
St. Louis to Keokuk and St. P:
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
One of the spiendid.Sidewheel Steamers of this
Line will leave St. Louis da ly for Keokuk, D 3 yen
pert, Dubuque, Winona, Stillwater anti St. Paul.
Through receipts for Freight and Passengers
will be given to all• points oh the Upper Mi:sts-
SinttiPlA on steamers running from this port and
connecting with the Northern \ Line Packets at
St, Louis, thus enabling. Consignees to get their
Freight through without delay and at lowest
rates. Apply to JOHN FLACK,
J. D. COLLINGWOOD, -
( Agents, or to
B. C. GRAY
91 91 Water etleet.
mICI:g23
CINCIN IVATt
011 CINCINNATI and
adZ a t '
LOULEVILLU.—The tine pis
senger steamer
KATE PUTNAM..
..COL G. W. Exam.
Will leave as above on MONDA the 3bt last,
et 4 o'clock r. 31.
For freight or passage apply on board' or.to
• JuHN FLACK 0
J U. COLLINUWOOD.
mr26
VOIt WINETOLIN:G.
JIARTET fA,PARKEM3BIJItti
AND CINCINNATI.
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERY TIIESD AY- 1//
Leaves Cit. einnati EVERY FRIDAY-4 P. M.
The swift and superb I/Wert/wet Steamer ST..
MARYS; 'T. C. SWEENEY, Commander, will
leave as announced above.
For Et elgh t or 'Passage apply on board, or to
FLACK k COLLINU WOOD, or
COLLIN., g. BARNES, Agentg.
N. B.—No FreiglOS received on Tuesday after
11A. 31. m 1123
PARIEEREiBIIRIL
101ITTEa G Hlsdar in t
WHY.EtING • ANO PAR
XPRSBIJIW LINE.--Leave Oarapanv , s Wharf
Heat. root or Wood Stropt. daily at 12 M., WED
NESDAYS' and SAT MID tali; •
ktis E. &MIL& C. L..NURNNA.I.c, Muter.
Freight krrill be.reeelved at all nous by
A.SIES COLLINS.
'• • "'LAMM & , I)OLLINOW0013,
apla -• • Asetag.
BTIAMSmPS.
T°
. LIVERPOOL, AliDairk
QUEENSTOWN I L
THE - itiiMAN MAIL STEAMSHIP*
Numbering sixteen Int-cleat vessels, among
LI• lathe celebrated '
MY OF PALMS, CITYOP ANTWRYT
CITY OP P.osToN, CITY Or BALTIMOIIE,
CITY Op LONIK)N,
Sailing WPM:a SATURDAY. from Pier \IL
.aurth Riv.er, New York.. Pot oarsage or furt er
inlorr.tai.lot aunty' to
WILLIAtiIIIN.9IIAII, Jr.
TO PIPTH STREF:I (Chronicle fittildlng
Vprithr_onnorlt4r. Post (MY, Pett.twit,
MISCELLANEOUS.
BANBURY PLIYED OUT'
•
00. -TIIIS CARD
E teatiiies otbe bearer. on presentation.
.to TWO DOLLARS abatement on a
leash mirelase of 445.00 at the great
cheap clothing house. or .
I I S.C. TRASERBIAN,
I Onninkta.i. BIG NUMB= 11,
81xth . Street,i late St. Clair
Nobody beat by this eatabltahment, but fair
dealing to all: Call and be convinced. All
clothing plainly marked by printed cards, at
LO WEST CASH PRICES,
Bo that no one :may be deeelved.: Setsember
the piace, on-anal big number, .11, SIXTH
STREET, late St. Clair:
BEWARE OB COUNT.EBF.T.IpIOF.THISI
. .
S. S. TRAIJERIEAN.
deZziu-S
GENERAL AGENCY
/%9:4N:#:l
AMERICAN STRAWBERRY•
BASNE'IS AND MITES,
Delivered in Pitt&lmrgh,Free of Freight,
At alaauLaOurera?,pricel at the factory
- .
We have the XXOLDBI.I7Iit•AGENCY for this
HNC2Io; the olle lb IMO are skipped by J.
Thoulndo of quartcotliorries Daily
, •
To 'New tort su b T'hillidelphie! during the sea-
Son: llndOubtedly the best box le every waY'ret
Invented. - ;for either:sn'Tite.ts or -for shipping.
orates poidlog •Iront 45 to, 00 pint boxes, and
from 2* - to otos rt txrxei.
The Trade furnished at tactory discount'.
W. 'W. 'KNOX
Agr4PituM llOuset' 17 Liberty Strteti,
PrrOtitritatt;
my12,:j14.11168' • • ' ''• -•
WOOD 'AND IRON. WELL AND
OISTERNPUN(FSe . .'
i.: Wweitbetiw ieeleAtente'tut ( 11.Z. - amitles• well
731 ,1te• ligi c ire l wit l a
i iitiplled bine at , alter! , ; pet.
irOlira l ielliettitiitti' ttseilitileni , &air "iii
/Pena ' 11101 1141. 0 a4 all , Pfapt's lit !pule of &geed
put i ntli Le, eerriow'wnee, • %lath we( 'warrant:
9 40,14 C it ), f PiFib?!ll T 4 O,4 4 1gttuJR.4. 4 , 1
t e ta t.
_, '
. • • ,a4pnee i pilesale Agent .;.
'• -i ''''itl l ilbertYttN Pittethifge; • Pe. 1
~ ey1543 . 21rr••• '.1':(1(.11 P ' t! ! it , . - • r,.1
-t i s e: L. '.'i , L f t):: i
Xl' .. , • .
ID I. 1 )1(
P 92, :Jaziporter Wd re l 4444eatigl4•••• -.
„ *ZOLE...itir9 l.4 rilry
EgOING I - VJAf ..‘ PANti AND 411SINEgt
. • r:-::
motiocialklus; ABMS,. ILIAIMIN - rn}rG so,
, °Moro by ma t il i rcolve moTt ot1?!ion, Beall
for loaiplet. •
1 , L 03- Chestnut Bt. Phua.
ETV
tpioN irampe,rway.
FOUNDRY;
WM. M. JoIIENSOM. •
Mamtlicturori7ot CIOOXINGII3IIWIM, Arches,
e ra u o Fenders, ; Huh Igypti4 IkallOakiikluas
et 10110 W A Cax and 4 tllLgt
•mAchteety ClittlilphicAnt, - 4 0 7/LTSO ito
43166Wrii.1 riTTBßillkiii. Ml]. imagmarts
5 1
1 7 Vit.IIISIALL'S ' ELIXIR,
l , „, ~. t 1.......44. ,-; .-<'..;;. ;- 1 .-.. . .
iiLI:NLIXIX wfforcriIIBRADACIUL
SPrAttq's P4_ 3 407114. ttur,DlreminLA.
:•,. initi , d'xulous 11ILL mu; ' (Warne
. .. f .! t v.,
1 2ige r aAttageAr natl .
limThwi4l`!.l 1. , ,1it
Poe saierficiresale and rstall, bi ? EOM A.
WALLY. Figsbur" ' maimuzit s
==
MUTUAL LIF
- Of Pe onsylva - nip,.
Office, 75 Fede al St., Allegheny City.
riLIt.CTORSI
Hon. JAMES IL. BRAILA'S',
Rev. J. B. CLAr. D. D.,
Capt. R. ROBIN oN.
• Rev. A. K. BELL_,_D.D,
Rev. H. H. NEsillT. LLD.,
W. A. REED,' Cashier Allegheny Trust CO.
JACOB RUSH. Real Estate Aosta - ,
.BIMON DAUM. Mayor of Allegheny,
0. W. BENNY'. Hatter, •
'A. B. BELL. 'Attorney.at-Law„:
D. L. PAL TERSON, Lumber Merchant,
D. BWOGEII,I Insurance Ascent.
Capt. ROBT. 1t081N5101 0 4 President.
Rev. J. B. CL The President,
JACOB RUSH, Secretary,
C. W. BENNY. Treasurer.
t pas
'thin,
a, tie
MI
M. W. WHITE, Muracm. ADVISE.
;DANIEL! SWOGER, Genq Agent.
This Is a Dome company. conducted on the mutual
Drincfpie' ' cacti :paltry. holder receiving an equal
share of the profits of the Company. Policies
will be issued on all the different plans of Life
Insurance, and being conducted on an economi
cal basis will afford a safe investment. to each
policy
toholl elcouragea l i te m r e e b i K d r u e s tgn . the
rarilic26l33at
BEN !Ti!AririrsLuii
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEGHENY,. PA. • .
OFFICE, IN. FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANE
UILDINOS,
No. al , ci ' 0 9 t.. Allegheny.
A HOME CO managedby Dlremors
web known to the maiunity, who trust by fair
dealing to Merit a share of yoar patronage.
IMMIX IltiAtill ...... —.........Preutdetait
UL.O. D. RIDD L E
..... .......Secretary.
L ECTORS:
Henry Irwin t ID. L. Paterson, tWm, Cooper,
Geo. It. Riddle, ]J ob Franz, Gottlelb Fans,
Simon Roma, : J.-B. Smith, Jacob Rush,
W. M. Stewart, I J Ch P. Whlston, I Josepb Craig,
Joe. Lautner, H. J. Elul:arta, 'Jere. tinhen.
E. E. HERON.
, GENERAL AGENT.
ar.10;055 i ,
Agents
°ism
INSURANCE COMPANY,
pziELAN'S BUILDING,
No.: Firth! Avenue. Beeond Finer,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Capital All Paid Up.
• IDI niccrone.
N. J. tgleY. !H. W.s9iver. Jr, I Capt.K.Balleh
Dan/ IN allace, l s H. Hartman, A. Chambers,
Jake Hi11.. - INllPCturkin. Iffarri H. .1421.11ey.
/Lomas Smith. JnO.S.
.ItRAT 11.: KIN • '
J O. :TENN ING6, vice President.
105. T. I.JOHNSTON4 ammy. 1 , ,
Capt. J. GRACE. en't Agent.
Insures on Liberal Terms' on all Fire
' and Marine MILL
ap2:o7 . .
pENNSTILyANIA ---
INSURANCE COMPA OF PIMSBURGH
OICE. No. /07)(, WOOD STREET, DAXE
OP CiO3ISIEERCE BUMMING. _
This is a. licezet Company, end insures against
log. pr Fire excitsivelv.
LEONARD WAILIzz, President.
C. C. BOYLE Vice President.
ItoRERT RATRICIE, Treasurer. .
DINH McELECENT, Secretary.
•
Leonard Walter, . Oeorglison,
O. C. 'Boyle Deo..W. Evans,
Robert Patrick; ,,
J. C. Lsppe,
Jacob Pointer, .f J. V. Tleiner,
Josiah _King, i Joins Voegtley,
Jas. IL.HOptina, A. Anuton.
Henry Sproul, , . irk
INDEBEVIIIT
AGAINST LOSS BT PIRA,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO, OF PHILADELPHIA.
..,
OFFICE, 435 A 431 CREST NUT BT.,near 'Tn.
,k• ' t
- 1 DraliOnllg.,
Charles Jr. Bancker, I Mordecai H. Lonia'
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown.
Samuel Oraut,, lease Lea,
Jacob R. binlthia" Edward C. Dale,
fz porge W. Richard[[,, George Falea.
L
°HAMLIN O. BAN IC P., President.
EDW. C. DALE, V ce President.
W. C. STEELE, Becretary„gro tem.
• J. GARDNER COFFIN, Anzns,
No h West corner Third and Wood Streets. •
rah. :nib
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cor. Federal and Diamond, Allegheny,
\ Office, tit the , !SECOND NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.
W. W. MARTIN, President,
• JOHN BHOWN, JR.,VIce president,
JAMES E. bTAVENnON, Secretary.
ninECTOas:
John A. Myler, Jae. Loeltharl. J os.
_ itijers,
Jaa.L.Grabam. l ßobert Lea, C. C. Boyle,
Jao Brourn,Jr. illeorge Gent: 'Jacob how),
01H , Pl4llllamelJno. TtiompsoroJ. McNaugher.
WESTERN ESSERANCE COSI.
PANKOP PIT_TSBURGR.
&KANDER NIBLICK, President.
.WM. P. HERBERT Secretary..
CAPT. GEORGE NERLD, General Agent. •
Ontoe, 9sll Water. street, Open/ Co.'a iftexe.•
hOuse, up stairs, PittsbOrgh.
inzure against all „kinds of Fire and Ma
rine Risks. A honie Instit u tion, Managed by Di;
rectors who are. well kn the ;community,
and who itrf determined b i
ro pMptuess and liber.
silty to maintain the character which ;they have
assumed, as offering the best ,protection to those
who desire to bs lnaoted.; . ,
• DULECTOIIB;
. Joan B. McCune.
E. Miller, Jr., , as. J. Clarke,
Jamas - McAuley; • C'
S. Evana,_
Alexander Speeri • Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Audrew'Ackien. rn,p_lteymer
• Dwrid,M. Lvov Wm. Xonig(on,
D. IhMsen. iiOSI
INSURANCE COM•
07710 E, .1S; Z. COMIDIRMOVIDM FirTa
A Home Campany,taking aid Marine Risks*
lidmt6T&Mii
7.4k , ilumt: .7 irlohn L. Rhoads,
otm att, n P. Sbriver s
• .Jmll. Perke ; %ales rimer's,
crept. J ames 'Jared. Brush,
l e gke ocAhart,'.!.
1 1 11711.0;P wA V
pr ide . •
eieckd.
el APT. . S
TAB •08 oN. General "wens.
'LEO 4A/VCE
COMPANY OF PI , rxmoußGH: • •
lICK.No. 37 FIFTH taPRIZT.BANN - IlLoca.
TAntrearAgeadt ru kUltitlM FIN-1114 Marine
BlOr.
- A111NAM.0. 1 54. 0 1 1 .4 44#411MCitt/'
1 'll
:T
. s ur,
_
dit Ati
y.of she S,tomach; • Loss' of Appetite,
Naitssai:Heaft-burn o Jaundice, 'and , -all
diseases srisiilg from a disordered titate
OfAe : §coAnan, - layer : or Intestines., -r
"'by SEWA'RH: tENTLET
st CHENEY, Druggiitsy EtufaJo,'N Y Bold
by all pruggiata. •
GOOD NEWS*
OHDA2 DREAD Er DEAD TINEDIL
)
. , -1014,..lutijea tirea4l4
• , v :
Itililailfre f°
it ''!. jais 443:441 °S
, i 11"i gitntst• Thifiii awns
"Tie limed
Take salm ealle• .
.Yak
ON MY
INSURNCE CO,
RAILROADS.
1869......:
FORT WAYNE ft Cilioectu
F. W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. B.
From May Oth, 1869 trains will leave frail
and arrive at the Utunn begctti north eille. ll W lo `
burgh city time, as follows: • - •
Leave. denier.
Chicago Ex.—A:oB a m Chicago E x . m
Erie & Ygn x.7:28 a miiihicago Ex..151:03 pm
Cl. &Wh_`g 31'16: Li a in Wheeling F.x 10:48a Da
Chicago Hail-6:58 a miSt. Louts Ec 7:08 DM
Chleago Ex ~.0:43 a mcChl`go Ex &1114:08 p
CI. & WhlrE.x. :OS p Cleveland Ex 3:53 p m
Chicag. o 2:23 p m I Erie & Tien ExsllBpni
W'e & Erie Ex4:3B pmt Cl. & Wh'g Ex6:s3pla
Depart/roan Allegheny. I Arrive fit A/leg/um%
Bea'r Falls Av.8:58 a miLevitedale he..6:58 am
Leetsdale " 10:03 a m Bea'r Falls " 8:28 act
. 11:58 a mtNew Castle "10:23 am
Rochester " • 1:28 p mlEnon " 9:13 am
Enon • "-.3:58 pmtl.eetsdaie jnn pin
Leetsdale Act..5:13 pm {Becor '"•51:43
Bea'rFalls 6:13 P lulLeeVale 11 : 3 3 S/
Leetsdale " 10:43 pm " cm
7:23 c
Fair Oaks Sun. Fair Oaks San
day Church. 1:13 p m day tAnareh. 9:58 »
- 2:2341: m. Chicago Express leaves daily.
Sir 12.03 o. m. Chicago Express arrives daily.
J. M. ISJAHIALL. • J. N.JII'CULLOUGH,
Gain Ticket Agent. • Clew/ SuPten't.
. • •
F_Tt _ I
IQ:A Pil.o E
TIME.
GHENY VALLEY RAILROAD,
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAKE.
On and after MONDAY, May 3d, 181:9 TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except Sunday)
will leave l'lttsburgl Depot, corner of Elev
enth and Pike streets, fcr Franklin, Oil City,Ruf
filo, and all points Io ti e 011 Regions .,
LEAVE PITTSBURGH. lARRIP IN PITTSBURGIC
Day Ex 8:00 a mlDay Ex...... 5:15p Et
Night Ex.... 3:30 pmiNlght Ex [ 6;30 ans
Brady's BAc 3:15 p mlßradys Ac 10:15 a m
SudaW"ks 9:45 a m Et SodaWiks 7:40 am
Ba SodaWilks 6:30 p m .3d Sodatrks :6:15p in
Ist Holton... 6:45 a milet Hutton.. t+)80 aln
tn
3d Hu1t0n...13:00 llnlton..• 3:00 p ,
3d Hutton... 1 s:00 pm,3diHulton... 1:05 pla
Arnold's Ac. 5:00 p ni!Arnold's An: 7:40 p
Churen train to and from Soda Works leave
Pittsburgh . at 1:10 P. M. Arrive at Pittsburgh.
(Sundays,) at 9
q cs A. M.
Express trains stop only at principal points.
Accommodation rains stop at all stations
- J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen'l Sup't.
THOMAS H. JUNG. Assn.
13Po ENNSYLVA,a4m i m
NIA CENTRAL ItAl7.
ROAD. On and after April 215th. 1860, Tralna
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
corner of Washington and Liberty streets„ as
follow 3:
. .
Amer. Dslmre. -
m a n Train.... 1:25 am * Day.Express.. 9:15 ing ,
Fast Line 1.45 am Boutnern Ex.. 4:60 Lin
WalPs No. 1.. 6 2am Wall , s N 0.1.: 6:30 am
BrintonAcc.n. P 4 50 am Mall-Train,..., San UR
Wall's No. 2.. El :50 am How'dAs Nol /0:20 am
Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am "Cinehrti Ex 12:30 pm
Johnstown Ac10:35 am Wall's No. 2..11:51 ant •''
How'd Ac Nol 1:10 pm Johnstown Ac. 3:05 ma.
Pittsb , ch Ex. L:3O tom Braddocks Ac. 3:40 p,
Phila. Express-11 , 50 pm Phila. Express 41:20p - .
Well's No.'B. f.siso inn Wall'a No. it. t 41 : 50 011
Braddock Ac.. s;sopm Wallis,No. 4:.6:06 pia :
How 'd Ac No 2 9:35 pm *Fast flue • .7:3opm ,
Wall's No. 4. 2:20 pm Ticrw"d AcN02.8:20 par
- Way Tasiallr 10:20 pm Wa11'eN0.6..',11:90015
2 hese trains make close connection at Hard"- ,
bull for Baltlinbre. -
The - Church , Train -leavei Walls Stationevorg ,
Sunday at 9:05 a. m., reaching Pittsburgh
10:95 a. m. _Be turning ,, leaves Pittsburgh
131:50 1,. m. and arrives at Walls Station
2:10 Ti. tn. ' _
__, ~
, , Paucjiinstl Express leaves dally. All oths
'
trams daily except Sunday.
FOr further Infonnation apply . to '
W. H. BECKWITH, Anent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
same any risk torßaggage, except for wearing. ap
pmeli,and limit their .responsibility to One Han.
drec Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding,
that amount in value will be at, the, risit'of the
owner, unless taken Mr : 0 I contract.
app . General Superintaadent, Altoona.
,
IFESTER Nirigaiam
PENNSYLVAN7.A
R LROAD.—On and after April 515th,1889,5he.
RPt ssenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
at road will arrive at and depart from the
Federtl Street Depot, Allegheny City. as follows:
1 Arrtor. Depart. _
Stiringd'e No 16:40a m i l:tail 7:00 a it
Freeport No.18:20 a m , Freeport No. 1 0:203 tu
express 10;40 a mlSharpb'g No111:20 ant
Sharpb , g Ro.11:20 p m ' Express 2:110 pia
Freeport No. 24:00 pm. Maingd'e No 13:30 pm
Mall. 5:50 p m, Freeport No."5:210 pm
SpringdPe No 281:20 0 miStoingd , e cii 6.?0PW1
Aboye trains ran daily except dun ay.
[The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junettox
ever). dunday at 7:40 a. m., reach!. g Allegheny
City at 0:50 a. m.' Returning, leas' a AllegbenT
City at 1010.p.,m. and arrive at All gheny June.
tion at 3:40 p. m. • - .
COwstu'reviolv TICKSTS—For sale in packaged
of Twenty', between Allegheny Cy, Chestnut
street, lierr , a, Bennett, MeCre I, Etna and
tibarpsberg and good only on the stopping
'at Stations rpecided on tickets. - ' =
he trains leaving Allegheny Ci at' 7:00 a.
mlmake direct connection at Free n withWal.
k rs line of Stages ttorß utter and • nab: to
Through tickets may be purchased t the Office. wn.
Wt.. 1 alit Clair street, near the Suspe slonßridge.
Pittsbnr. h, and at the Depot. Alle hen.,
For thither information apply to
\ JAMES LFFFER Agent ;
Federal Re 'et Denote
The Western Pennsylvania' Rat .ad will not
as snake any risk for Baggage, except for wearing
app and limit their responsib
:g agl One
Hundred Dollars in value. All • ex..
needing tr is amount In value willbe t the risk eg
the owner, unless taken by special co . tract..
EDWARD it. W 1 IiDt.NS,
spa: General Superintendent, Al .one, Pa.
ITTSIBITRGII,r.
CINCINNATI AND -- •
.
LOMB. RAILWAY. •
PAN HANDLE RO
CHANGE OP TIBIR.--Onland after
April 2130, 1869, trains will leave ai
tits 1:9409 Depot, as fellows:
haPart.
AMU ' 9:u3 a. m.
Past Line 9.43 a. m.
Express 333 p. m.
Mixed Aee'rt: .. . 5:33 a.. m.
McDonald 's AeOn:No.lll:43 a. m.
Steubenville Accommod. 3:59p.m.
XeDonald , a Aeen. N 0.25.19 D. isk.
Bnaasy Chrtruh 12:58p. m.
Jar% St 33 P. V. tra'n :will leave didly.
121:13 P. X . trsiSt-wlll arrive daily.
Jill other trains witi.run daily. linnuays except.;
ed.. The 9:43_1. al. 'Draft. makes close con.
)sections at Newark Zanesville.
131 P. SCULL, 6enerat Ticket Ann.;
W • W. Sul; 0 1.. §Paiittet . z,yille.,
Ap2s.. ll • E
tiaIiMIIIGHSi •
l lialg,l -
• • GONNELLity I. I.
;
r
ILBOAD. • • • ..-, .• •O
" Oa - and after TLIESDA.Y, - Noyernber, • ITt4 A
'nol. Ulan* will mire at, and 'depart from
Davit .corner of Grant and Water a areeta, u
follawac 1 : i
___ , ' Deßart. sirriww.,
Yin ioataironitniai- s. , ' .. ~. 1, •
_t wn.......- ........... 7:00 A . . 6.:9G P.M.
'Yo rtieeamdt , n 11004.. .: • .1;40 11 We
1.
117. ;9 oz_0 1 :lltam Unt'n., , 3:00.r. Olaf: 10 X.
welt... Newton .4i:ern:old .4:30 P. :t :11:35'4. Xi
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