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LlMasnAv, June 10, , 1868: - •
The oil market :was somewhat 'pan
, acky to-day and considerably excited,
• and from the opening until about 4:r. IL
there was a steady decline in prices;
toe decline was jtist about as rapid a s
the advanes ou Monday. For a time it
looked as the bottom had been knocked
out, and • nearly everybody wanted to
sell out and, as already,intimated, mate=
concessions were made in order to
• - effect sales. Leto in the day, however,
there was a slight reaction and at the
- close there were offers to buy Refined
'for 'this month at an advance of half a
bent, compared with the lowest point
touched in the afternoon, and, as a con
sequence, the market , closed somewhat
. 'stronger. As will be seen, the sales
• and re•eales were large, especially of
Refined, while compared with yesterday,
prices are decidedly, lower.
A gentleman prominent in the oil
trade furnishes us the following figures
relating to tonnage chartered, refined
oil aboard and a ticks in waretacusei in
Philadelphia. Believing that the result
of his personal investigation may be of
some interest to our oil men here, we
publish' his .statement. Under datelof .
.Fune 9 th, he says: •
•
Bar
Total toanare chartered for Refined. iellk
Crude. Sesizo e, Tar, &r ill 893
Last nigh ttbte were.on board exactly.... lb.=
Leaving the.unnllled tonnage exactly.... sine
vessels caartereo for Crude, Benzole,
Tar, ac -
15,1Z1
This Makes mount of Refined oil feces-
A aary to Oil
reslll6 we have stocks In ware
ijose t. 1.•
• 21,399
Shtoped from elttsburah, Jane si.h,
7th Budd n.. 7... 4,014 25.413
M,9D9
Philadelphia refiners are under contract
to dearer io. Juue
•
s
Leasing Pittsburgh 10 fill a balance 0f.... MOM
Four vessels of unfilled tonnage, re
spectively 4,063, 2,643, 3,378 and 3,800
barrela;-havechartars running into July;
the vessels running; out '.on the 3d, 6th
end Bth'"of July, .respectirely. If these
fottr vessels are not loaded this month,
then 'not a single barrel is required from_
Pittsburgh to fill all vessels chartered
up to date.
EFNED •
Sales, 500 June at R 32; 1 500 'do at 31; three
lines of 500 each June to Decsmber at 33;
1,000 June at 31; 500 do at 3034; two lines
of 1,000 each July and August at 3134 for
the fk:iriner and 32% for the latter; and
500 July at 3134. At the close there were
°Mira' to buy JUne 'at 31, against a sale at
CRUDE.
Sales 2,000 for Sentemberitt 15 1000 sel
ler's option until Septembe r at_ 13,i;
1,000 seller June at 13X; 800 spot (0%45)
at 14; 1 000 last half June, (40@451
ge Cityflan at 1 , 5;504 - and 1,000 spot at
°IL&
Ecupse Winter Lubricating oil 40c
Eclipse Railroad Axle 35e
Eclipse Machinery 7so
Eclipse
I
RECEIPTS OP,CRUDE
Owaton de Sowers • 960 bble,
J.• liditnhall.... 1,080 "
D. Edgerton 240 '"
R. T. Leech " 50
Ralston dr. Waring 240 "
J. -Wilkins - 486 "
Total
3.050 bbls.
OIL SHIPPED Ed ST EV A. V. a. n.
Lockhart, Frew d;, Co. 627 . bbls refined
to Warden, Frew ,t Co.. Philadelphia.
Standard Od Co , 425 bbls retined to
Warden. Fraw..t-co., Philadelphia. •
P. Weisenberger it Co., 50 bbls ref:
to Warden, F i rew dz. Co., Philadelphia.
Montslutimer Kohlerr, dr, Co. 3.50 bbls ref.
to Warin'lC ng".k Co., Philadlphia.
Liberty g Oi l Works 250 bbls e refined to
W. P. Logan Bro., Philadelphia.
Fawoett, L. dr $. 2.50 bbl, refined to W.
P Logan it Bro.,•Philadelphia.
Total. Refined 19.52
OIL sfirepa; EABV PROM DINIIIM.I
• DEPOT.
• Brooks, Ba lentine it Co. 258 bbls ref.
to - Warden, Frew it Co., Philadelphia.
D.• Bly, 50 bbls refined to E. B.
Hubley, Philadelphia. '
M'Kenna Etlßodgers, 50 bbls refined to
A. P. Phipps, Philadelphia.
Antal shipments Refined 358
Burkett by Telegraph.
linw Yong, June Io.—Cdtton steady;
sales of 2,900 bales at 340 for mid
dling. uplands , ; closing quiet. Floor;
receipts of 14,546 barrels and 1,225 ,
bags. Flour market without change
with Moderate export demand for fresh
ground and low grades,extra; sales of
. 9,400 bbls.' Rye flour quiet. Corn meal.
in moderate request; sales of 500 bbls
western at 84,25. Whisky' steady; sales
oaf 75 bbls western at 96@illc free. Re
ceipts of wheat, 174,395 bush. Wheat a
- shade firmer with fair export demand
for snring; sales of 85,400 bushels at
$1,434®1,44 for No. 2:spring afloat ;
41,4234€)1,43 for do. to arrive; $1,4734@
1,48 or No. I do.; 81,43 for red Indiana,
snd 11,77 for white Mio,higan. Rye dull
at about 11,15 for western. Receipts of
corn, 58,825 bushels. Corn fi rmer and
less active; sales of 48,009 bush at 70@93c
for new mixed western via canal;
92®950 for do. via railroad ; Ea
4 @900 for kiln dried. B.l e`for Inferior white
western, and 99a for choice old mixed
western in store. Oats: receipts 8,250
bus; opened a shade firmer and closed
dull; sales 38,000 bus at 790 for western in
store, and 81(g.820 - for, do. afloat. ' : - Rice
dull. Coffee dull. Sugar steady. Molas
ses quiet. Petroleutit quiet at ids for
crude, 'And 31c for refined. Hops quiet.
Linseed Oil dull at .1414Q)1.18 in small
lots, and: lll,ol4l,o2in large lots. Spirits
TurpeMine;dull 44®450.: Pork Claner,,
With a Moderate demand; sales' 750- MS
at 1181,87(032 for new mess,• $3150®81,65
for, old d0; 1 125,64A25.zs for' prime,' and
4 28 ,84428,80 for - 7
prime •113888., Beef
steady. 'Beef Hams steady. Cut Meats
steady; SaleS4B7 packagea at • 12X®18c .
for •'.• shoulders, and .15 c: fbr • hems
Middles salest39o bag Stratfiardand
Stafford,mire,lborfribbed .and • long
.out ; ,
hams at 18X,a11330;
_•Lardeghesltiltr.M..,l
er; sales 47e tat at 17 3i8:919Xctior steam;
19@t19340 for kettle rendered; also; Ad
toe steam, sellers f Jane, o. But
ter quiet at 20©810 or
for Ohicia;." 19 V •
Cheese in
ntoderate demand. Freights to Liver;
pool opened dull and closed firm; ship;
meats of 80,000 ha wheat per steamer at
41d; anol46oo.bbla dont per stsamer at Is.
_ Moir closed .firm‘ - for 'fresh
ground low grades and extra, with fair
r export demand at 85,8008,10 for
western; and 8 8 ,00@8,20 . for- : Stale; all
lather kinds dull and heavy: Wheat is
quiet and S teady for spring and dull and
drooping far winter. Rye is dull and
. betdrrat 51,2 k for 'morn. :Oats 8144@
431 c-for western afloat . Corn closedqutet
at 130•3926 Icor fair to primeby °milli. and
924g950 for railroad; new 'mixed ,wektern
dull. r Pork dull; with sales of 250 bbls
man at $31175 cash, Beer :quiet and
steady., Cat Meats steady with &lair in
quiry. Bacot quiet and unchanged.
lArd quiet at 1 9 @1934e for raiz -to riine
steam. • Eggs di:Qat:l7@M% -p .
Cittomioaune 10.--Pestert Exchange,
Plir senigg, per i gem, ofr,
tOg, Flour dull. and almost : nominal .at
, #406001%115_ fbr opt* extras Wheatt No.
r-isfiggb, 1111 : 18 X61 1 ,14,110. 2. xoto
-. ~:'.a~x~=l:.a", it ~e-.y ice:....
Ilower: sa lea at $1,10@1,103,; this after
noon No, 3 is inactive at 01,09 X Seller for
June. Coro steady: No. 1 as 67, cash
66R Selini fol.: first half of Julie, and 64
Seller for June, No. 2at 58@58y,; closing
at 59; sale at 54' ; '1 buyer for. June, 57y,@
58 seller for June, and 53)4 seller for
July; rejected mor.a active and unsettled
at 51(643, no • trade at 44(4)45;
sales of No. 2 this afternoon' at 5730,
seller June. Oats quiet and N@Mc low.
er; sales of No. 2 at 57;443 seller, and 6014
bilyer the month; sales at. 59 %©59y,c
cash, closing at 58©593ic. Ilya dull at
9515960 for No. I, closing with sellers at
the outside. Barley nominal at $1,40®
1,45 for No. 2. Ilighwines dull, 90®92c.
New Orleans molasses 95c©$1. Sugar
13,;®1430 for fair to choice. Mess pork
active, sales at /32, closing steady. Sweet
pickled hams quiet and firm, 15,Vc. Dry
salted shouldere fuse at 12340; Lard
18.:c. Receipts for the pt 24 hours
-8,523 bids flour, 92,924 bush w as heat, 158,124
bush corn, 47,573 bush oats, 1,475 bushels
rye, 11,000 bush barley. 9.054 hogs. Ship
ments--6,898 bbls flour, 72,894 bushels
wheat, 104,895 'bush corn, 28,418 bushels
oats, 1,083 bush rye, 428 bushels bartey.
Freights active aad firm; 8(49c for corn,
830 for wheat, and 634 c for oats§ to Buf
falo.
CLN'GINNATI, June 10.—Cotton was
firmer under the foreign news and hold
ers asked higher prime; middling 29Xc.
Tobacco active; sales of 251 hhda at 414•60
®16,00; the demand is rather in excess of
the supply. Flour and Grain unchanged.
Family Flour 85,50®5,75. Wheat $1,15
1,20.. Corn; 61®62c lbr ear; Oata-.68®
710. :Rye 98c®$1,00. Mess Pork was in
good demand •at $32, with sales of 300
bbia, but holders generally asked 432,25.
Balk Meat* held at 13®/53/01634®170,
but theaorates were fully Xis above the
views of buyers. Bacon held at 14®
1734 ®18c; buyers offer X,c less. Sugar
Cured Hams 183;®1935c, and' firm as a
rule. Holders of Provisions are
not offering to any extent, even at
outside rates. Lard held at 19e, but
not saleable at better then 1834 c. Butter
unchanged with fresh at 23 to 27c. Eggs
dull at 'IC ®l6c. Sugar quiet• and ur
changed; sates of 540 tihda at 1234 to 14e
for Cuba; 1334 to 1 5 / 2 1, 0-for Porto Rico and
1334 to 15.1.40 for New
• Orleana. . Coffee
steady; 340 bag fair fair to prime, sold at
22y, to 25c. Molasses firm at 75 to 800 for
New Orleans. Refined Sugar in good
aemand and especially powdered; sales
of 460 bble at 1634ig)16y,c for standard.
Linseed oil in moderate demand; sales of
50 bbbe, tare mitaranteed, at $1,05, and 40
do. without guarantee at $1,03. Lard oil
unchanged and firm at $1,40®1,45.
Petroleum at 28®80c for refined. Gold
138 y, buying. Exchange firm at 1.10 to
59 per cent. buying. The money market
closed at 10®12 per cent.
Sr. Louis, June' 1 0.—Tobacco active
and unchanged. Cotton firm; sales mixed
'middling at 19c. Hemp unchanged; sales
dressed at $2,45. Flour quiet and un
ohanged; spring and fall super $4,50®5;
double extra 0,60®6,50. Wheat un
• changed; choice No. 2 spring sold at $l,OB
®1,09: No. 2 $ 1 ,10®1,12y,; pritne to chbice
fall 11,26®1,45: fancy do. V1,55(41,65.
COrn' buoyant for all good grades; choice
yellow sold at 70c; prime to choice white
77®80c;
lower st fa s9® ncy
6doo 81n b u
lk;
Oats
64®67c for dull anc i d
mixed to faney white. Rye firm at 93®
95c. Whisky steady at 94c. Groceries
quiet and unchanged. Provisions con
tinue very firm at 02,50 for pork. Bacon
—l4c for shoulders; 17xe for clear rib
sides; 18c for clear sides; 134: for loose
country shoulders; 1434 c for do hams;
17'4c for do clear sides. Lard nominal at
18®18y,c. Receipts—flour 4,300 bola,
wheat 17,300 bu, corn 11,390 bu, oats 7,700
ryp 500 bit, hogs 450 head.
TOLEDO, June 10.—Flour dull and
heavy at $6,50 for double extra. Wheat
113 lower: amber $1;31; white Michigan
regular $1,35; No. 1 do $1,26; No. 2 red
$1,1835®1,19. Corn; No. 1 a shade bi3tter;
others unchangea; No. 169 c on spot, and
137 c seller June; No. '2 66Xc; yellow 70e.
Oatsheld at 65340060, with buyers at 65c
for Michigan. Rye dull with no buyers.
Barley nominal. Receipts-2.700 bbla
flour, 12,900 bush wheat, 18,800 rye
corn 7,300 bush oafs, 500 bash rye.
Shipments-I,aoo bbis flour, 6,200 bush
wheat, 9,500 bush corn, 8,400 bush oats,
400 bush rye.
OSWEGO, June le.—Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat dull; sales of 2,000
bush; No. I red Indiana $1,40; No. 1 Mil
wauitee 'Club held at $1,36; choice white
Canada $l,BO. Com scarce and Arco;
Pales of 4,400 bush: No. / Indiana 80c.
Oita held at 73®75,3 for western. Rye
quiet, - 11,70 for Canadian, and $l,OO in
bond. Canal freights: wheat 834 c and
oats 4%c to New York. Lake imports:
6,000 bush wheat, 7,500 bash corn, 1.700
bush rye. Canal exports: 400 bbls flour,
20,500 bush wheat.
CLEVELAND, June 10.—Floar; the mar
ket le unsettled; we can give. no figures
that would be satisfactory. Wheat; No.
I red winter is, held at $1,23®1,27, and
No. 2do at $1,16. Corn: No. 1 held at
96c. Oats held at 64c, Rye; No. 1 held
at $1,10®1,15 in small lots, and No. .2 at
51,05. Petroleum; refined held at 27®
1834 i: for Juni.. July and August in
• round lots; retail lots 2®30 in advance.
MILWAUKEE, June 10.—Flour dull and
nominally unchanged. Wheat steady
and active at $1,1536; No. 151,113 G. Oats
:in good demand at 5934 e for No. 2. Corn
entirely nominal. Rye quiet at 95e for
No. 1. Barley nominal. Grain Freights
dull at 9c to Buffalo, and 14c to Oswego.
RecelptS.-3,000 bbls flour, 124,000 bus
wheat, 3,000 bits corn. Shipments--4,000
bbls flour, 55,000 bus wheat, 1,000 oats.
Lotrisvrerat, June 16. --Provisions very
firm. Pork 532,50. Bacon: shoulders
14350, clear rib sides 173(0, clear sides
18304 sugar cured hams 190. Tierce
Lard :19 c. Leif Tobacco active; salep,
at $3,47®5,10 to 518,50..- Flour: superfine
$1,50. Grain quiet and weak;. Wheat,
' red and white and $1,10®144 Rye $1,26.
Corn shelled in hulk at 66®67c. Oats in
hulk at 670. Hlghwines 9.5 c.
BALTINOBI/4 Jane 10.—Flour c
fairly a
tive. Wheat dull and:unchanged; prime
111,65(41,76. Vern advanced; Prime white .
95 @064; yelloW 90e. • -Oats firm at 78c.
Mesa Pork . Brut at $ 3 2,00®82,25. Bacon
active; rib, sides 1735@17%0, ; clear. rib
/850)1811c, shoulders 14,4 e, and hame
204p21e. Lard quiet at 193ic. Whisky
sells slowly at 99c®11,00.
anPi urt m rAn i t e ra d n .Whe a a ne n
be —F rd u m d d
red $L806.1,44c white , $1,65@i1.75. `Corn
higtliar, mixed' 'western' 67®81ki. Oats
steady, western 78@)760. Provisions un
changed. Petroleum more doing; • re
fined 82@)823Le on the spot, and 83c from'
July to tiaptemberi , ' •
.
MEMPHI% Janb 10.—Cotton quiet and
firm at 30c; receipts 90 bales; exports 804.
Flour dull and unchanged. Corn 80®88c.
Oate . 7l3c. Hay 12742.11. 'Pork PE. Lard
19;4 @2OO. • =Bacon firm. , with shoulders at
1 4y.€11.43;ic,_and aides at 183‘ . ®1830.
.CatC.4.oo, tune I.o.,Cetile, active and
stronger at 5,6230136,8734 lor butchers..
6,50®6,05 for fair to medium,. 7,1214%7,68
for good to extra shipping beeves. Hogs
active at sqs,so for low, 8,60®9 for fair
to medium, 9®12 for good to extra,
DETROIT. June 10.—Extra white wheat
$ 1 . 04 ; Ne- - 1 de' 51,40; No. 2 do 51,19.
Flour dull and heavy. Feed - quiet and
irregular: bran 'sl2®lB; course mid
Bogs 1117®18. Corn lower. but in better
detnand; Ho. 1 mixed 66@f1834c. Oats/13.
ST. Lon ;,June 10.—Cattle steadyand
ts
fairly active at 11401. Hogs in good de
tnand at $7149.
49,412
12,000
.. 8(k.
ÜBE
~.4 _ ~.,y _ _.. ~~
—lt s reporte that when he coffer
dam /a i cmapieted d
at Campoell' t s Chant,
the channel will be cut offend the rapids
in the Mississippi, near Davenport, will
be unnavigable for large boats.
—Pig iron will be a considerable item
of shipment from the Tennessee soon.
The Wayne Iron works at Clifton have
started. The Clarke furnace is in blast,
and probably the Larange. :cement
mill has just been Started at Clifton. At
Johnsonville the -works for extracting
tannin from bark has just been put In
operation.
—The
St. Louis and Keokuk Packet
Company have been sued for not allow
ing a negro the privileges of the table.
Parties are looking at the New York
with a view of buying her.
Capt. Wm. Metcalfe has been appoint
ed Gauger or whisky in the Sixth Dis
trict of
—The Me Has, fro St. ,
left Cincinnatiaggi on Tu y esday. m
-1
Pilots Louis W.
H. l)orsey and another man, (says the
Cincinnati Ocuette,) who aid not want to
have his name published.
—E.
screw,sp, the inventor of the
Bishop for deepening the channels
of harbors and rivers, has entered a suit
in the United States Circuit Court
against Capt. G. J. Lhiecker, Light
house Inspector and in charge of the for
title-41one of New Orleans; Lieut. D. W.
Payne, in charge of the improvements
at the mouth of the river, and Geo. W.
Putnam, for an infringement of his ,
patent in, the machines used by the U.
S. > Dredgeboat Esaavons, now engaged
in deepening Pass-a-I'Outre. Mr. Bishop
claims damages to• the amount of 150,000.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
PITTEIBI 7 / 1 031, FORT WAYNE it OM.
OAOO RAILROAD. June 10.-11 cars metal,
Nimick it Co; 4 do do, Hallman it :Ham
mett; 2 do ; do Looinis t Collard; .1 dodo,
J, W Porter, I r car middlings, Shomaker
&Lanteiihialm; 100 bbis Sour, owner; 5 tcs
tams, IrSellers & Co: 28 green hides, J
Hays; lOU sks flour, Fa. Heasleton; 1 -car
cooperage, M•P Adams & Bro; l• car corn,
W H Hanker et Son; 100 labia flour, J di
Montgomery; 122 sks potatoes, 110 bxs
cheese, Voigt, Mahood •t Co; 2 caddies
tobacco. Pft McKenna; 51 bre cheese,
Arbabkles 6c Co; 10 dodo, J‘j Pettit; /0
do do, Knox & Orr; 41 do de, Jenkins &
Bra; 14 do do, J Wilson & Son; 87 do db,
Haworth & Dewhuraty:Bs kegs ` nails,:W
H Brown; 4 bbis egg*, 'l2 bxs cheese.
Woodworth- & Davison; 120 do do, NJ
Braden; 53 eke rage, McCullough; Smith
& Co: •1d do do; Godfteiy& Clark; 17 bbis
eggs, Ii Rea; 2 tilde whisky, J McKay; 6
kegs 4018 butter, Bniggm
eran it
O'Brien; 2 tubs butter; W Hil•raff it Co:
6 bbis eggs, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 10 has
tobacco. Head & Metzgar: 2 bbis eggs,
Day dr. Co; 55 bxs soap, W B Lupton.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSDUIteI.O Sam-
ROAD. June 10.-5 cars pig iron.l 4 limlok
dc Co; 2 do limestone ors, 3 PlCnight,
dt Co; 5 do do,Bryan it C}; I do brick, 851
blooms. Park Bros it Cos 2 bbls starch,
Wilson tic Son; ; 2' hhda facing, W Smith;
3 bbla oatmeal, J Benedict; 2 oars stone,
L L Knox. 00. bbls clime, W Olenden
ming: 20.pkgs nab. J Smith; I cook- ba.
coo, J J Pettit; 2 aka •wool, ?lassos. et H;
2 cora atonetKnox; 80.1ria cheese.
JA; Graff;-11 tubs . butter Duff.a. on:
PkPl W 2.2 251 rap, bt'eltil-
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thy Goods Market: . -
•NEw YORK, June 10.—Weather a little
inclement with a fair businessodotng-in
cotton goods, and prices In favor of sel
lers: Cabot A 3; bleached rnuslins sell
at 151.0; Kearsarge L, 15X; Greene X
do, 1Ic; Barnsley X do, 11c; Providence
3i; do, 115;o; Blackstone do do, 13c; Law.
ranee 3, 40 Inch brown, 17c; Ellerton D
4.4 d0,13c: Reynolds A, 13c; Blackstone
A, lc. Hollowell brown corset jeans
down 3; to 1634 c. Stevens crashes are
up 3.4 c on all letters. •Great Falls B have
advanced to 12c.
RIVER NEWS.
The river continues to recede slowly
with five feet three inches in the'channel
by the Monongahela marks lart even
ing. Weather coorand pleasant.
The , Kenton, from Portsmouth, is the
onlp arrival We have to report. She re
turns again to•day as , usual. .
The Lawrence ran aground t Glass
House on Wednesday night and was
still sticking tjtere up until 10 A. at. yes
terday. She must have got out of the ,
channel, as she was not drawing all the
water when she left here.
The Lorena, if she did not get off for
St. Louis last night, will go early this
morting. She would have about all
she could take on the water.
The Glasgow, Capt. Andy Robinson,
Jr., will take her departure for the Up
per Mississippi today, and passengers
and shippers Oan rely on her going
through, clear up to St. Paul. I
Creight Reno went out as one of the
pilots on the Lawrence, in place of Frank
Capt. D. S.H. Gilrirore still retains
charge of the Office on the Renton, in
place of Mr. Anderson, who, has been
obliged to go to the mountains for the
benefit of his health. •
Cant. Jas. F. Kennislon of Cincinnati,.
Is still here—or was Yesterday.
Helena, Montana, advises of the 7th
inst. says: The Only Chance struck a
bar near Museleshell, and Is unloading.
The Peuivah, Big Horn, Ackley and Ta
cony were,at Fort Rice when the Ida
Reese passed down. They are the only
boats expected up, unless there is a rise
in the river. Silver Bow arrived at
noon yesterday. She left one-third of
cargo at Dauphin's Rapids. River still
falling. No rain.
—Toe Charleston, sunk in Kanawha
river, and raised, several days ago, was
raised and kot onn flat; but after getting
up steam to go to the kotneroy docks,
thein. tlat gave way and she was let down
aga
h
—e steamerollie Harnbleton as I
sold T
at New Orlean N s, a few days since, w to
Spicer Nagle. for the Trinity riper trade.
Tne price paidwas fd,500.
—The entire stock in the Memphis and
St. Louis Barge Line has been ,sub
scribed. It is expected that a perma
nent organization will soon be effected,
and the line stinted With two tugs and
ten barges. '
—The steamer Grey Eagle, from New
Orleans, passed Memphis, Monday night,
on her way to the Ohio river, Captain
Geo. Kountz in command. He is going
to have a very line and very fast side-
wheel steamer built. somewhere on the
Ohio, for the Red river trade, and will
use the cabin of the Grey Eagle for the
new boat.
—The following incident will point a
warning to steamboats to be careful in
handling whisky. One of the United
States Mail Line steamers. received 100
barrels of whisky at. Louisville for Cin
cinnati, stamped, branded, &c., sccord
ing to law. The barrels got wet in the
rain. and in handling the stamps of nine
barrels were mutilated or disfigured.
These nine barrels were seized by the
revenue officers here, and are now held
to await testimony, certificates, &a., to
the effect that the proper tax has been
paid. We repeat, be careful how you
handle whisky, especially in wet weath
er.—Pin. Gazette.
—The Kate Putnam was to have left
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Wednes
,day.
j !!]ii6)ca r li!'!
lough, S &.c o; 15 bxs
12 dollo; Dii3 atco;
lasses, F G Craighead
A.r.Lsoitior* ii RAILROAD. June
10.:-950 bbla oil, Ows on & Somers; 1,060
do do, J Alunhali; 240 do do, D M Edger
ten; 240 do do, Ralsto & Waring; 50 do
, do, G S Mortise; 480 do do, Jas Wilkins;
I car. grain, Martin Brickell & Co; 63 blzs
Oats, Stewart & Co; 14 do rye, Knox &
Orr; 4 bbls eggs, 6 bdls brooms, A Galla
gher; 46 sks rye, W H Kirkpitrlek & Co;
68 sks oats, Kell & Ritchart; 6 cars cin
ler, Rees, Graff Jr Dull; 2 cars metal, I
John Moorhea4:l; 2do do, Painter Jr Son;
Ido do, Totten ik Co; 1 do do, 11 Wcod
side.
l i t
PITTA 1311011 CINOLAND ST.
LOUIS AILROA D. Jude ••/ ;1
10.-25 bales
cotton, Eagle Mills; 56 bbls highwines,
Guckert & Co; •50 do flour, A Kira pal
rick; 30 do do, Myers & Co; 20 do do,
Meanor &H; 25 do do, Shornaker &D;
60 do flab, W Haslage; 1 car i on, Mil
ler Jr M;119 aka rags, W H Graff; 12 do
rye, BrEenry & H; 60 do oats, F Scbild;
25 tae bar,' W GormlYf 50 do do, J 11
Parker;- dodo, G Mitchell; 6do io, J
A Rensh w; 1 car corn, Kiel& P; Ido
staves, W Hosting.
ALLaciriftNT SrAmi N., June 10.-1
car cooperage, Maya & R; 1 do lumber, J
Fletcher; 65 aka oats, ohnson Jr M'F; 7
cars limestone, Superio Iron Co; 13 ska
potatoes, S M'Cree; 1 c stone. Forrester
& M;_l do lime, J 'Abde 3; 16 bbls flour,
ECI Magin: 10 do do, E Jenkins; 1 car
wheat, MKee Jr Co; do stone, S A
Long;
ER PACKETS.
vrpER BIIffiSISS IPI'l
FOIL R
EO R.
ITA ,
GA- LE NA.'DUBUQUE'sad ST.
-AUL dOeet— The steamer
.
GLASGOW • Capt. Army ROBIN/30N, J. 13,
WIG leave as above THIS DAY, the 11th Inst.
For (relent or passage apply ou beard or to
Jot FLACK L COLLINGWOOD, Agents.
.
oii ST. Louis, SEO-
A g gr a t
FKUL . BURLINGTON. DU
IIINITE and ST. PAUL—The steamer
L .itENA - Ca c. clustA,
Will leave roe the above and internediate ports
TriI3.DAY, the 11th Inst.. at ..1 P. M.
Far Irdscht or ps•sage apply on board or to •
• .F.IIN FL ACk or.
dell . dD. COLLINGWOOD, Agents.
- 1.869. hagree
, NORTIIERN LINE PACHETR
FROM
St. Loafs , to Keokuk and St. Paal,
AND ALL ISTERKEDL&TE PORTS.
One of the iplendiddidewheel Stesiners of this
tine will leave Bt. Louie da ly for Keen u D Ten
pert, Dubuque, Winona, etillwater ano St. Paul.
win
Through receipts for Preight_and Passengers be given to all points oh the Upper MI ~ s ts•
sissfppl on steamers rennin; from sets port and
col:mewing with the Northern Line Packets at
St, Louis, thus enabling Consignees to get thetr
Freight , through without delay and at toweet
ratee, I.pply to JOHN FLACK,
J. D. COLLII4BWOOD,
B. O
_ .
_ esilAY • Agents, or to
mhZ;g2S .
91Water Wee*.
PA/411E8MB (Me:
11101IT,TS 11 Ull G 11, 4 r e ggr o g
a Ar 'TREVINO AND PAR
KERSBURG LlN.E..l..otavo. CC/W{1 , 101 , 08 WADI
Kum" mot r0w‘....0 8 , r...4. daily 412 X.. WED- .
NESDAYS and SATURDAYs,
colt ts Y' CAGLE. ...... —C. L. Ertizsx*S'i Mourner.
erenflot. will he recvired At an &lour/ •..,y
. .1 Mirlt 4 l COLLINS.
FLAI.K & CULLINGWOOD.
QM
STEAMSHIPS.
MO LIVERPOOL AIVDAN
QUEENSTOWN.
TU INDIAN MAIL STEMISSRIPS
Numbertili 'Lateen arot.claaa vessel/1, among
t rattan celebrated
CITY OF rAI:lb, CITY OF ANTWErP.
CITY OF BOSTON, CITY OF BALTIMORE,
Olt N,
Manna EVERY CITY
SATURLONDO DAY, from Pier 43.
.%..rtb River, :New York. For outrage or farthez
Intortza..:on Ittmly 70 .
WILL BINGHAM. 4r.
To FIFTH STKISET. (Caninicir
Pert *Min, P,414b0r....).
MISCELLANEOUS.
- -
WrITED STATES INTZTLTAL (KETINUEI
Twzlrrr -7111 RD DISTitICT.
COLLECTOR NOTICE.
Onstra r ottakiOnlni3rtatAL fintlittur.
230 Collection District of Pommyivania„
2.10.431 Water City,klay DS, 'B9.
- Not.ce Is hereby even that the anneal lists of
SPECIAL TAXES, formerly termed LICENSES,
and of the taxes so
amines, Carriages, Watches, Silver Plate
Lc.. are now In this °Mee, where payment will
be received thereon by the eollector on and atter
the tat DAY OP JUNK., 1860.
Theee taxes. haying il . CCulitle due,. mast be Paid
before the 25th DAY OF JUNE., 1889; other
wise, additional expenses will be incurred by the
tax-payer.
E. BUFFINGTON. Esq., Deputy Collector of
the county of Armstrong. anti EDWIN LYON,
Esq., Deputy Collector for the county of Butter,
will be ready to receive, alter the Ist of June, for
their respective counties, and will post notices
desimmtlat the times and places. when and where
they will be prepared to receive the tate* collect
able by them..
Taxes payable only in greenbacks or national
currency.
Ofice boors (rein 9 A. Y. to 3 P.
JOHN X SULLITAN
myle:jist
MEM
.
Keeler* eelebrated !hetet 'Orange 'Warn.;
lade; also; adrdoli fa and . 'Jairte,:fcr este
by the doses 'or 'ladle Jar bY •
..' • .
• rjzip.,A. IlEltsll4,lf,
- 'Corner Ltbertyarid,2tlat treeta. -
riEnteltr--_,... /00 blds.tanisirille.
%./ Weskits vaunt; die ems •
11. B. whanulLD
r.J.q , 57C:r!!.
1- . 18894
1-
O ' oraff;
4 jngs maple mc-
I ,
' THE' IRON CITY
NUTRIA LIFE', INSTRIANCE CO.
~.‘
Pennsylvania.
!.•-•"
() Mee.., 175 Federal C l St Allegheny City.
1 .
DIRECTORS:
,
Tion: JAMES L. SIITAIIAIii,
liev.i,J..B. CLARK. D. D.,
Capt. IL ROSINK.N. - •
Bev.'A. TE. BELT., D.D.,
Rev. S. H. NEt.I3IT. D.D..
W. A'. rtRIED. Cashier Allegheny Trust Co.
JACOB RUSH. Real Estate Agent,
SIMON Da1.131. Mayor of Aileslieny,
O. W. BE N N x . linter, .
A. S.! BELL. Atiornej , at-Law,
D. L. PA 'l T ERSUN, Limber Merchant,
D. SWOOTiIi. Insurance ARcnt.
Capt. ROST. ROLUIP 4 OIII / Pre - Odessa.
Her. J.B. CL A lIK.D. D., Vice President.
JACOB RUSH, Secretary,
C. W. BENNY: Treasurer.
M. W. WHITS, JilandeAr.. ADVISER.
DANIEL SWIMER, tieng Agent.
This 11111 home company, conducted on the mutual
orinelpieitsch policy holder retetring an equal
share of the profits of the Company. Policies
'mil be issued on all the different plans of Life .
Insurance, and being conducted on au economi
cal basis will afford a cafe investment to. each
policy holder. and there's,' retain. the money at
home toerisourage home l'odustry. mh29a:303
BEN FRANKLIN
iNSIMANCE COMPANY,
OF ALIMBEVF, PA.
OFFICE ON F.B.ANICLIN BAYINGF - BANE
BUILDING%
,
4,1 Colislo St., .A/lefirkzerrY.
A 410,1fg COMPANY, managed Dbsotoro
into known to tEe commtmity;,-who trnerby fair
deallut to merit share of youz patronage , .
HENRY llRVgsaraiir.:—......—..Preifdelat.
01•0. D. RID
I DIRECTORS:
Geo
1
Henry Irwin, D.l, :patterson,J.Wm, Cooper,
.B. Riddle, Jacob Franz, ipottlelb Naas
Simon Drum, J. H. Smith, • Jacob BuCtil
W. M. Stewart, Ch,P. Whitton, Joseph 0.7a1g,
Jos. Lautner, al. J. Zinkann., Jere. Wm] et,.
R. E. FIERON.
GENERAL AGRIVT.
ap10:035
' CikB - 11 1
INSURANCE COMPANY„
PrIELAN'S I:WELDING,
No. 22 Fifth Avenue. Second Blear,
• I • PITTSBURGH, PA.
Capital AU Paid 'CPO. •
... • ; . DIRECTORS, ' . •
N. J. i'ler: - H.W.Oltver,jr, Carnal.Balley..
Dann Wallace , S H. Hartman. A. Chambers,
Jake MI. ••• S. hi'Clurkan. Jas. Ei. Bailey. ,
Thomas Smitie, Jno.S.Willock,l
• ROHEET H. KENO, President. . •
JNOt P. JENNINGS. Vice President.
JOB.l. JO HNSTON,Seeretery. •
Capi. R. J. GRACE, Cien , l Aisest. -
• ' '
Insures on iLiberal ems on MI Fire
a••r .
gO7
and Marine,--EUdin.
. ,
_
pENNSYLVANLA. '- ' •
- INSURANCE COMPANY- OF PITTTSBUO6N :
OPPICX No. umg Wool) STRF,JIZ. BAsrs.
Gi COMMER BUILDIN.
Thiele a Ho me Company, sad insurea.aenuat
ten by Fire exchisively. •
LEONARD WALTER, Pieutdent.
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
ROBERT PA TRICE, Treasurer.
HUGH Ilevr.WorliV, Secretary.
, .
i Dotr,CYons: '
..
Leoaard Wailes, - George Wham.
C. C. Boyle , 1 Gem UT Evans,
Robert Patrick, J. C. Lippe, ,
Jacob Painter, J. Cr. Pleiner,
Joslat %M
Jas. H. Ho pk ins , .•
Ammon .Tolni Voektie7,
Henry Sprout,
INDEIEL'iIITY
IMMO
AGAINST LOSS 21T FIRE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO, OF PHILAaELF9IA
OFFICE. 4333 477 CHESTIFUI 87%,3 ear Zeal
Drucrons.
Charles A% Reneger. Mordecai R. Lords'
Tobias Wagner. David S. Ernwtt,
natauel Grant; Isaac Lea,
W RICK
Jacob R. bmith -
,Rdiessd C. Dale.
tieorge knits.
‘ C l 7l2l..iti .}2 . / a M 11., President,
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
W. C. STEELE, seenstary,zraera.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Jtander
north West eprner Third and W,
oodiltreeta.
ran.VrwLs
NALTIOII.III.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cor. htioral,St. and. Diamondoilleghtnp,
(Vine, In the I SECOND NATIONAL BAN&
BUILDING.
W. W. MARbriN, Presldeal..
JOHN BROWN, Jr.., Vice President,.
JAILES E. tiTAVENBON. B e t .
I DIJUSCTORS:
I
John A. Bigler. Jas. Lockhart. Tot. Myers,
Jas.L.Graham. Robert Lea, • C. C. Berle,
Jno. Brown,Jr. George Gerst, Jacob hopp,-
0.11 PIV Itßams Jno. T hompson J. ittoNacither-
IrEPVEIIN INSURANCE COM
PANY OP PITTSBUR
MANDEB NIMICE. P GH resident.
WM. P. HERBERT. Secreta
°Moe ry.
CART. GEGROB NEEL% General Agent.
, 93i Water street, Span? a Co.'s Ware.
house, up stare, Pittsburgh.
Will 'azure against all binds of Pins and Ma
rine Risks. A home Institution, =nailed by Di
rector& who are well known to the community,
and who are determined by promptness and liber
ality to maintain the character which they have
assumed, 11.3 offering the best protection lei thoee
who desire to be:tired.
ame
rnattertme:
Alexander N elt. JB. McCune,
R. Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley, William B. Evans,
Alexanderlipeer, Joseph Rirtyratrinit ,
Andrew Aekletw, Phillip_Reymer,
David M. Long., Wm. Morrison.
T. &mien. 1
---------.+.--.—_____-lu'Zl
tEOPLESP INSURANCE COM.
PANT.
OFFICE, N. E. CO RKER WOOD a FIFTH STS
.
i.
• Home Company; Saki ng inre and Marine Bless
[ M _--
ustlona:
Win. Phllllps, t Capt. John L. Rhoads,
John Watt, 1 Samuel P. elbrlver,
John B. Park" ' Marla Arbuckle
Capt. James Miller, Jared M. Brush, Arbuckle,
Capt.
Van Kirk, tr Wm F. Lang,
James D. Vernet
_, , Samuel McCrickart
WM. PHILLIPS. tmaldent.
JOHN WATT, Vice President. •
W. p, V. GARDNER., Ser.reta ty.
fla. ,440R0 2
DN. Ran tit Agent
. ____ .
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AL LE 61 /KEN V INSURANCE
COMPANY- OF PITTNITIRGH. i • .
oz, No. 37BUTH B TBJSZT,BANit Ewes.
Inattres.against, in kinds of Piro aipza /Hutu
JOHN UMW.l'readdent.
T. J. ItOSKINSON A vioo ft:Aide:lL , •
O. ( A iff DONNAL_
_,__L monitory.
tl • WM. DzADT. General J4tooLC
'., Jr., i B. L. 'Fibteitock
Moos,'W. H. Everson.
2
'Hobert H. - Day%
tani i
Sf •,. , .
n Tron
Ja. OeLters,'
_ ' 010. T" 84ckme. ,
mum, '‘ -T. Helfeirlow ~' .
John
T. d. H ,
; I
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Nit
El
' o B:ORCvBNB`'dtQ';
MT 141171E___ : . THE BEST ANDMAP.'
Ajr PIANO AND. cniteeN. ~
. .
SChilliaakiAinthild Medal Pia no;;
4
. . ,
AND ESTEVS , COTTAGE ORGAN.
'rho softor,4o.ltra Wide= all the
test valuable improvitmente known bin in eg the con.
strtiet=f aim °Liss LllyMllkent. and baa &-
wars awarded • • the. blir beet premium ex.
"'Whited.' Its tone it ihn, sonorout and sweet. The
.workinaushll& ibtddrabiliiy and benntY,' maw
all °their. .Prlcea from glith to did % (aceoround
to style and than ' ) cheaper than all other ea
awed gratellee Mann..
tiOTTAfill WIGAN
....11e41 tne, bead of all reed Instruments. in
producing tne most .gerteet plite_giudlrT a lone
pr tbnuar instilment In the united State'.
st bi e:xe , and compact In. cOnsiznadOns , bad
not Ma o_toxitt out °totter. . wnvkla . • -
OA NTEIPB PATENT " *
wnEIII" only_to• •be foun labßitWi r
Price in $lOO o s slo . 44 guarsatmedsor fre
Tenni* ' • ' • •
BAH& tun..mminuAw
Trap if HZ GLAIR HIM=
lICIKLEIL-6-411. Numb- wh ine
rase.. WWl*" •
• J. B. GlLlingla.
MMANCE
_....... .. r+tom'
RAILROADS.
1869. •
..... .... .... . agog ! .
FetTl:pms titill. FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO.
. •
W. and CL EVELAND & PITTSBURGH 11. B ~
From May 9th,_1869, trains wlll leave ft e na"
std arrive at the union Depot, north side Pitts,
bargh,eity time, as follows '
Lease.
Arrive.
Ohmago , w
--x •• - 2 : 69 a M ; Chicago • Ex.. 1:58 a na
Chi Erie.% 1 gut?: v."I:28 a m:Chleago Ex • •/ 2,03 P la
Cl. W t2 S l l'Biaa a m W'heeling Ex 10:48a rn
ma11..13:5u a mldt. 1 outs Ex 7:08 ti m
Chicrigo Ex.... 943 a nu ChU goEx&1111:08 p m
Wci, & Wh'g Ex 2:08p m iCleveland Ex 3:53 p in
nicago Ex.. 2:23 pto !Erie & Yg'is Ex
_s:sBp M
W'e &Erie Ex 1:38 Into 0/..}.. Wh,g Exo:s3pra
Departfrom Al teglisalf. ' arrive fra Altegfums.
WWl' Sang Ac. 8:58 a ruiT,eladaile Ac..5:58 am
Leetsdale " 10:03 ain i Bca'r Palle " fil:,18 an
." 1158 m 'New Castle "1023 am
Rochester " 1:28p ra I Enon 9:13 am
En r on " •3.:58 pin i eetsds'e " Lug pin
Leetsdale Acc.s:l3 pm 1 Bear gen. .. 51 :43 ran
Bea'rFalls '. .5:13 pm Leetsdale " 4:33 tun
Leetsdale. '' 10 :3P ra'.._ " .. :23 inn
Falr Oaks Sun- !Fair (Yaks Sun
day Church. .1:13 p In! day ',buret% 9:581in
4lr. 2:2314. ni. Chicago Express leaves daily.
Atir , 32 . 03 D. n.Chleage Express arrives daily.
J.M. KIMBALL; 1. N. Ii'CULLOUGH,
Gen'l Tleket Agent. liewl Supten't.
znylo ' .-
•(9ItA NGE OF axam
' TIME.
A LEGEIENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
THE oNLY -DIRECT ROUTE TO THE 011 e
REGIONS WITHour CHANGE OP OAKS:
On and after MONDAY, May 3d, late TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except llturday)
will leave Pittsburgl Depot corner of Elev
enth and Pike streets, for Franklin, 011 City,l3ol-
filo, and all notate In V e 011 Regions.
LYyAVYEx PITTBAVEGU. IARRIV IN PrrTantraGar
!Da 13:00 a m (Day Ex ... ... 5://1 lens
'Night Ex • 7:30 pm Night Ex. . . 6:30 is rii
Brady's BAc 3:15 pm Braoye 9 'A:O 7:40 is Ist tiodaWgis 9:111 a m'lstSodaWle 7:40 aza
1
'9d SodaW'ks 0:30 p m HU SodaVrks 0:15 pst
let Walton— 0:94 a m lit Halto n .. 5.:50 aas
2d Hultnn...l2:oo in 2d Halton... 2:00 pia
3d Halton... 1 t:00 pm ad Hutton— 1:05 pin
Arnold's Ac. 5:00 p m Arnold's Ac. 7:10p ta
Charon train to and from Soda Works /nave
PUtsbergh at 1:10 P. If. Arrive at Pittsburgh.
(Sundays,) at 9 50A. N.
Express trains stop only at principal points.
Accommodation rains stop at all stations
J. J. LAWRENCE, oen't Sup`t.
THOMAS M. RING, Ass't. Wirt..
/ 1101 ENN SY L V A -Mum
A. NIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. - On and after April 25th. 1669, Trains
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
follows:, or Washington and Liberty streets, as
Arrive. - _ Depart.
Mall Traln.... 1:25 am -Day Express.. 215' rule
Fast Line 1-46 am Son tnern Ex.. 4.130 am
Wall's No. 1.. 5 20 am Wall's No. 1.. 6:30 am
BrintonAos'n. 7:50 am Mall Train, .... 11:18 ant
Wall's No. 2 .. 8:50 am Fiow'dlts Idol lte:9o
Cincinnati Ex.0:10 am "Cincin'ti Ex 12:30 p a m m
Johnstown Ac10:35 am Pfall's Nci. 2..11:81 ami
How'd Ac Not 1:10 pm Johnstown Ac. 8:08 pm
Pittab'sh Ex. 130 pm Braddocks At. 3:40 yin.
Phila. Exprestl:so pm Phila. Express 4:20 tim
Wail's No. 2...21:50 pm Wall's Nd. S.. :spm
Braddock Ac.. ft:so pm Wall's No. d.. s:o3pm
How'd Ac No Y 9:35 pm .Irast Line... - 730 pm
Wall's No. 1. 7:20 pm 'Dowd welin2. V:2O pm
Wav Passn'r 10:20 pm Wall's No. S.. 11:00 pm
'These trains make close connections: Martia
-1 burg for Baltimore.
The Church Train leaves Walla Station every
: Sunday at 9:05 a. m.. reaching Pittsburgh
• 10:08• c m. Re turning, - leaves Pittsburgh
12 :80 p. ni. and . arrives at Walls Station
; 2:10 p. nt.
, 'Cincinnati Ergreas leaves daily. All otitis
trio ra - dallyexcept Sunday.. -
For &Mier infordiamon apply to
W. H. RECKW/TH, Agent.
The Pmnsylvanialtallroad Company vrill notas
aurae anyrisk forßeggage, except for wearinaap
pareL,and limit theft responsibility to clop jinn..
are , • Dollars In value. ' Ali Baggage exceeding
tin. t amount _ I n_ mine. wilt be con he risk of tha
°mot', naless taken by special tract.
EDWARD ri. WILL
sp26 - -General Superintendent, Ahooiin. a.
ST• N-ampill
PIIMNSYLVANIA
RAD—On and after April 25 01,-1860, the
Pata ssenger Tras or. the Western Pennsylvania
R road will in arrive at and depart from the
Federal Street Depot, Allegheny City. as follows:
Arrive.
.Deixtrt-
Sattngd , e Nol6:4oam ... . 7:00 a mg.
Freeport No. I 5:20 'am Freeport No. .
No. I 9:2osna
Express 10:40 a m Nolll2o urn
Sharpb'g 11:20 p m Express . 2:50 pat
MFreeport No. 24:01lpin 511rIngd , e No 3:30 Dm
all .. . ...
5:50 p m Freeport N0.35:20 pat
Springil'e Ifol6:20 m Snrlngd'e No TB:30 pm
Aboye t_ - ains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Alleateny Jtmetior
every cunday at m. reaching Allegheny
City at 0:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Allegher
City at 1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny June.
Hon .at 3:40P. m.
Coestvrasiors Ticiami—For 'sale in package s
of Twenty,. between, Alleglieny City,- Chestnut.
street. Herrn, Bennett, Pine Creek. Etna and
Sharpsbura and good only on the trains stopping
at T he rpe tined Alleghen y , •
The imams -leaving_ City *at 7:00 a.
ca. make dlinct connection at Freepor with Wa
lker's line of Stages forßutler and glnemahatown.-
Through tiokets may be purchased at the Once .. No. ISt Cixir street:near the Suspensionßrid
Pittsbm's ha and at the Depot, Allegheny.g e .
• For further information_aunly to
JAMES LEF.FEETS, Agent.
Federal Stmet Depot,
The Wester% Per Federal
Railroad willltOt
a. same anrrisk for Baggage, except for wearing
apparel, end limit their - responsilality to CM*
Hundred Dollars in. valve. All baggage ex
ceeding this amonntin value willbe et the risk et •
the owner, =less taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAM&
split Ositeral Stmerintendent. Altoona. r '
rivrginuitilhasam
OINGIRNATT
. LOWS RAILWAY. •
............- HANDLE ROUTE.
VPLA-NOIE CY Tln and after MONDAY,
April •21<h•M 1889, trains will learn and arrive at
the Union Depot, as fellows:
• Depart. Aeries.
Mall ... . -............. 2:05 a. m. 19:13 a. lli.
Fast Dine.... •
•••••:
9:43 a..m. 7:13 p. m
• Expreas .. . .......... ..... 51:33 p.m. 4:33 a. M.
Alined Aee'n. 5:33 a. m. 5:58 p. In.
McDonald's Acc'n,No.lll:43 a. in.' 8:18 a. m.
Steubenville Acccmmoli. 3:55 p.m. 9:33 a. ni
MoDonald•a Aeon . No. 2 hitt st D. 114 2:111i D. In.
Sunday Church Train- 131:55 p.m. 9:55 a. m.
q`9:33 p. hr, train will leave daily.
12:13 P. 1/...tralW will arrive daily. •
Al! other trainamill ma daily. sunalara extelit•.-
ed. The 9:43' a. na. Train makes close con
nections at Newark !Er Zanesville.
__ S. F. ii(ll7l.L, General Ticket Agent.
W. W.OARD,Suret.. Stenberavllle. Ohio..
• : : & ■
CONNEL/23 VI L L E -
. . I !imp.
I:ra and after. TITJUDAY. Noyember. .117th.
DM!, trains win arrive at sad depart from the
Depot corner of Gnat and- Water streets, Ito
follows i
Down. Arriva.
XXIX. and faom
toms.. —..... et. 6:00 P. X.
XelEvesportAimmndtM 11:00 A. hf. 2:05 P. X.
Ex. to and from trilni. r - AOO r. sr. 10:10 A. ZIG
West Newt oa Accons'd 41:30 p. sr. 8:35 A. ss.
Braddock 's Accomdt , n. 6:15 P. K. 7:50 P. M.
Night - Ac. OWE, litiOrt./0:30 r. K. 8:45 A. X
Sunday Ohara Tra. to
and from West Newton 2:00 P.11.10:00 A.
For ticket/ apply, I 1
STO _ E. 7116.. RAYMOND, Agent
uw. superintendent. • mai
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UNION PACIRC RAELWA
:Eastern Division.
Ter 13HURTE8T AND MUST BULB!
ROUTE IsomtneZarttyal Poiale
Colorado Nevada.
California
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New#,Oce• ' ldaho,
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tat an at. Joe usalroa nom Qulncy, conaect,.
mt. at- .tetwrence, Topeka; and Wenzel°
for 'all Dolma Da MUMS. At end of
ft."t r . : west .or Ellsworth with the ! 17E17E11
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LINE ur ovERLAND MAIL aND
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Ali Points in the Territetlets
And l/lel Beasitegteows TRI-VilratirLY..r.arna
et COM:1131O5 ler 10 rt union, Bent's Port, Pass.
Altuquergee. Salta Ti, and all• points in Ari
zona Mid NOW Aleitoo.,
With .the roma additions of rolling doe)
and equipment._ and the
_arrangements made
wAth jerponsible Overland wranapertation Linea
tram
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uneq facilities tor , troggaguipa al
freisht to the.rar wen the
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