IPETROLEUIIII JIIIV41.15?!.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, ,
• SATCRDAY July 17, 1869. • ,
The oil market has been Moderately
active this week, there having been a
fair volume of business in the aggregate,
while prices aie a fraction' lower, and
the feeling to-day, particularly :for. re
fined, was weak and drooping. The
most important feature we have to ncp.
tice,Wes the;discotrery'pf a delcrepancy in
the report of the, .Titusville Herald for
the month of Jane, which changes the
situation Materially in regard to the
production:: Instead of a decrease of
something like, One hundred barrels per
day, as the report of the Herald made
it, there has been an increase of over
seven himdred barrels per day, compar
ed wi t tli . the month preceding. It is fair
to idd that no sooner was the discrep
ancy discovered, than the Irerald made
necessary corrections,. thus evincing a
disposition to do what is right, and just
in regard to the matter. So soon as it
was ascertained that the production had
actually increased instead of having -de
creased, the market weakened consid 7
• erably, and prices ruled lower, and the
feeling generally, i 3 not as strong as it
was at the begining of the week.
Receipts Crude this week, 14,280 bbls;
last week, 27,777; from January Ist
. to date, 436,935; same time last year,
630,289: Exports Relined, .this week,
15,559 bbls: last week, 12,083; from Janu
ary let to date; 247,710; same time last
year 305,213. Sales this week 87,161; last
week 57,300.
CRUDE.
The Crude market is a shade stronger
than it was on Wednesday and Thurs.,
day, and sellers generally are endeaVor
ing to spring a slight advance. Spot or
sealer this month is held at 14%@14X,
with but very few buyers above 14%.
Sale 1,400 bbls spot (43 gravity) at 1,4 X,
and 1,000 .seller July at 14%. We are
cognizant of an offer to sell 5,000 bbls, ,
seller all year, at 14, without. finding a
buyer. Buyer all year, nominal at 16%.
REFINED.
As already intimated the market for
Relined was a little weak to-day, and
prices, compared with yesterday, were :a
shade lower.. Sale 50d,bbls each October
to December at 33; 500 each September
and October at 33; 500 each same months
-and price. July quoted st 31q©31 1 „5; Au
gust, , 32@32 1 4 ; September, 33, and
•Mines" for Is;, months, 33.
" I,III3RIOATLNO
Eclipse 'Winter Luln.icating oil 40c
' ' Eclipse Railroad Axle 85c
- Eclipse Machinery 75c
Eclipae Spinal? 80c
nscsarra OF canon OIL.
,/ ruiner Bro
Pool dr. Bro
Mawhinney & Bro,
D Bly Jr.Co
OIL BABY BY A. V. B. B;
Montzheimer. Koehler & Co. 603 bbleraf
to Waring, King &. Co., Philadelphia.
B. W. Morgan & Co. 200 . bbls refined
to Warden, Frew & CO., Philadelphia.
Keystone 011 Works 100 bbla refined
'to Warden, Ftew & Co., Philadelphia. •
Lockhart,' Frew& Co. 577 bbls refined
to Warden, Frew & Co. Philadelphia.
Total shipments Refined.. 1,480
OIL . SEVPMENTS PEE. WEST PENNA. P. It.
A. Hertz dt Co., 1,050 bbls refined to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
G. W. Roldship & Co., 52 bbls refined
to Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Ralston & Waringr 247 bbls refined to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Tdtal-Refined
1,349
OIL SHIPPED EAST AT DUQUESNE DEk.OT.
•' Hutchison 011 & Itefining Co., 640 bhln
to E. H. Hnlenk Co., Philadelphia. -
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,.
Nsw ' , Yowl, July l7.—Aehes; pots
steady - at $7.37@7,62; pearls
nominal. Cotton unchanged, *ith, sales
.350. bales at ,34y,®344c for uplands.
.Flour—recelpta 9,779. bbls; market s @lge
lower, dull and-heavy, with sales MOO
, bbls a $5,.10@5,65 forsuperfine State and
western, $6,25@6,80 for extra. State, Pl@
4,85 for extra western, 116,90®7,25 . for
white wheat extra ; $6,40@7 for round
hoop Obio, $7,@7,50 for extra St. Louis,
and - tB@lo forgood to choice de; closing
quiet and heavy, with- sales 600 'bbls at
;6,50@9. Oregon Flour quiet 'at sB®
9,55. Rye Flour steady, with sales 250
bbls at $4,50(4)6,60: Whisky quiet, with
sales 50 bbls western at 81;05, free.
Wheat--recelpts 93,535 "bush; market
heavy. and I(gi2c lower, with sales 83,000
bush at 81.46@1,493 for inferior to, prime
I'CO. 2 spring, 111,53(51,5344 for No. 1 do.,
41,50 or winter red' western, t 1
r ,56 for
white f Canada In bond, 51,58 foamber
. . _
Michiglin. 61.85 for new amber-Delaware i
and southern Illinois, 5466% , for ' white •
Michigan, and $1,73X for white .
California. Rye steady, with sales 1,500,
buswestern at $i,27%. • Barley and Bar
ley Malt are d,ull and nominal, with
sales of 1,500 bus German Barley Malt
on private terms. Canada Peas in mod.
'orate - request, with sales' of 150 bus at
$1,20 in bond. Corn—receipts of 42,198
bus; less active , and scarcely, so firm,
' with sales of 84,000 bus at 74@80c Mr un
sound new mixed western, 90@95c for
sound do., 96@97e for western yellow,
and 98c for , inferior Southern yellow.
Oatsreceipts of 14,914 bps; is better,
' with sales of 51,000 bus at 80%c for west.
ertrin atbie, 81082 c for do; afloat. Rice
quiet - at 8/@9c lot Carolina. Coffee'
dull. • Sum firm; , sales of 200 hhds Cuba
at 11@12%c, and 300 has Hemp' at,l2%@
013 c: Molasses dull. 'Sopa firm at ll@
l'' 15c for.' Artterfean. Leather; Hemlogic
Sole quiet and without ,decided" charige.
Coal; domestic-41rm at $8 per ton by'
. atrit o PrOtelitudull. -Wool quiet and firm;',
sales of 285,001/pounds at 44©50c for. do
; mestic fleece; 50@5$c for combings; 40@
-i7c for 'pulled, and 28@Pc for Vaal.
Petroleum quiet at 1850 for crude, and
..31 1 40 to , . maned. Linseed oil dull at 98c
, : 1241,00.11x await. Provisiona--pork clitlet'
Snd firmer, wittrsttles'of 430 bble at 1132,40
(32.75 for knefv - tnesti;, closing at $32,50
.for regular; $31,7510r old do.: $26,50@
27,25. fOr prime and 128,50@29,00 . for..
prime Mesa. Beef steady, with saieg of
260 bbl atsB@ l B for new plain mess, and
sl2@lB M
or new extra Moss. " Tierce'. beef
nomi , with sales at $20@25 for prime
' =tees, a d $25@30 for Italie' mess . Beef
Hams a eady.• with 'fades 1Cf155 bbls at
$32@32, . -Cut meats quiet, with sales of
i•
150 pk at' 1334@14c for shoulders; and
16y,,@ 7
f iO
for hams.. Middles quiet, with
odes cf 0 boxes lee cured at 16340. Lard
quiet a d steady. with sales of 35 tierces
• at '17y 4 019,40 for steam. 19%02.0gc
for kettle rendered. Butter quiet at le
020 c for Ohio, 'and 18@38 for State.
Cheese dull at 11@f5c. Metals—Sheath
itig rapper steady; Ingot Copper qidet
and firmer at 2110 for Baltimore, and
241@2.2V,,0 for Lake Superior.' /IR Iron,
scarcely's° firm with :a good demaridet.
88W2(' for Scotch t pig, and> B.B@d2clor
daterican. Bar - toderead s tea dy at 850
90c,frii:refirelid , Enstlisli , and interim'.
• Sheet quiet at iimeage gold . , l Ant:
. ...or. •.
. -
ilia. Nana quiet at $4,70 for _cut: , 1162.(4,
. ~. ,
'62,50 for Clinch, and $26 ®3o,for horse!
shoe. Freights to LiverpoOl dull .and
.declining:. engagements ,60,000 -.bushels
wheat at 7, 4 'd per sal4ond 9dper steam.
.Latest.- F lour
~.Latest.- F l our ' dull' and Moe cents
,lOwer. Wheat' steady, - .With a moderate
export denier:4 to tiff old freight engage
.nients at g1,47151,49' for' No. 2, and $1,53
fer No. 1 spring. Rye ; steady and quiet
ina $1.26@1,28 for western. Oats firm, at
$ 3( i @S2c for Western , and Sc 9 for unsound
ixed western.' Perk: quiet end steady.
peer quiet and steady„, Cut Meats dull
d unchanged. Bacon steady, with a
limited demand. Larddull, at 19x©
1031 c for fair to prime . stiioin. Eggs firm
'at; 25c. • ' . ,
CHroa,o44, July 17.—Eastern • Ex
change quiet at 1 and 1.10 per cent. off
buying; pit selling. Flour . quiet ' and
firm_; spring extras 85,80@6,50. Wheat
fimrer and less active, prices. being 2@
2Mc higher: sales of, No. lat W.,3534@)1,36;
• No. 2 at $1,3234@)1,33)4, closing unchang
ed for No. 1 and quiet tor No. 2,at $1,31%
@1,33; sales of 2. this, afternoon at
11,32%@1,33. Corn dull, and unsettled;
No. 1 neglected and nominal; No. 2 quiet;
sales at 80%©813t0 for fresh, and at 75@
76c, for Jude receipts; rejected at 69®
70c; no grades ai 53®69c; closing un
changed for No. 1 and nominal' at SON@
81c fora freab; 75c for ,June receipts of
No. 2; this afternoon \0..1, is unsettled
at 75c for June receipts.. Oats dull; sales
at. 118©66 - 3,rc for No. 2., 'Rye dull, and
sales were made at $1.06®1,07 for. No. l in
store. Barley entirely nominal. High
wines du11,./11. Sugar firm at 13g©14x
for common to prime Cuba. Provisions
dull c but little more than nominal. Mess
pork $33g33,25.14:10. 18X(4)19c. Dry
salted shoulders 12%@130. Receipts fo;
the past twenty-four hours-0,015 bbls
flour, 88,311 bush wheat, 75,942 bushels
corn, 21;980 bush oats, 360 bushels rye,
3,808 hogs. Shipments-13,575 bbls flour,
38,498 bush wheat, 82,352 bush corn, 150
bush oats, 400 bush rye,6,625 hogs.
Freights dull, Sc for wheat to Buffalo,
CHIC46O, July 17.—At the open board
- in the afternoon, prices were a shade
firmer on wheat, No. 2 selling at,t31,345
@1,33, seller the month, closing •at the
outside figure: seller August sold at
11,35 for No. 2.. Corn dull and quota
' tions Were little better than nominal;
I that .known to be out of condition sold at
70@j76jtc, according to the elevator con
taining the property; and, at :82c seller
Auguit. Provistons dull. In the even
ing wheat was again firmer, closing
steady at 61,33 1 A. seller , the mouth. Corn
neglected and nominal. Freights in
active. , .
ST. Louis, July 17.—Tobacco strong
for low grades and brisk ler black wrap.
pews, but prices without quotable change.
Cotton quiet at 32@33c for middling.
Hemp quiet and firm. Flour lower for
low grades; spring supers $4,50@5,00;
choice fall supers $5,255015,85; extra 86®
6.25; double extra $6,50@6,75 . .fancy17,75
@9.25. • Wheatii®loa lower ' for new fall;
sales good to prime at $1,14@1,15, prime
to strictly prime $1,20, and cnoice $1,32®
1,35; nothing done in - spring. Corn: of
ferings email and choice mostly held out
of market; sales mixed at $1®1,04. Oats
firm at 69.®69c in bulk, and 72®75c in
sacks. Rye scarce, higher and held Ant
of• market: bales at $1,20©1,23. Provis
ions firmer. Mess Pork $32,25®32,50.
Dry salt shoulders 13Mcs. clear rib sides
16Xc; clear sides 17X0. Bacon shoulders
1434 c; clear, rib - sides 18Xc; clear sidei
1814c. Lard nominal 'at 18©19c for
prime to 'choice steam and kettle. Whig.
ky steady at $1,02. Cattle quiet at 3(4
6Xc. Hogs 7®9%c for• light to extra
heavy. Receipts--428 bbls flour, 21,914
Nish wheat, 1,437 bustv'corn, 4,348 bush
oats. Weather clear and hot.
Cenciss•Ami, le o —lA.4ton
middling 33c. Tobacco Inn at $5,90®
20,70. Flour 'dull and drooping; family. '!
15,75156. Wheat drill, more offering and
prices lower; red • $1,20©1,25; new Ken
tucky white $1,40 to arrive. Corn dull
and drooping; ear 74c. Oats unchanged
at 72®75c. Whisky_ firm at 1.1. Provis
ions fi rm but quiet. 'Mess Pock • held at
$33. Balk meats - 13©13Xc for shoulders 'l
and sides; and 16311§17c for clear rib and
clear sides; Muesli at Xc less. 'Bacon
held
,firmly at'l4X - , 18©18Xet for shout
dere, clear rib and clear ,sidese sugar
cured hams 21® 0 4e 4 ;* Lard held at 1934 c,
buyers'atl9t/ 4 * and but little offering at,
any price. Butter unchanged; fresh'24
®2Bc. Eggs 'dull 'at 15c. Cheese dull;
Western Reserve 13c; - factory 15M©16c.
Linseed 'oil dull -- at $l@)l,6U. Lard oil
$1,351g1.40. Sugar - Arm and in , fair de
mand; New Orleans 13%©1534c. Coffee
steady at 21@2,6c. Gold 135 X buying
Nxchange firm at par buying. ,
Burvat.o, July • 17.—Flour dull and
nominally unchanged. Wheat Inactive;
sales 7,300 bush No. 2 Milwaukee Club at
$1,39: Chicago spring's held at about $1,37
, for N 0.2 without buyers. Corn dull and
but littlelsound is offereds, 7,800 bush of
very choice No. -2 .western sold at, 78c;
small.boat loads sold at 85Xc; market
nominal—. Oats dull; sales+ 800 bush at
85c. Rye; small parcels of western sold
at 01,18, this being: an = extreme figure..
Pork dull at 538., Lard dullest 19c. High
wines: none offered:' Freights : wheat E
13c; corn, 11c; oat% 7.6 c to . New York. ,
Receipts: wheat 3,000 bush, corn 3,000
bush. Shipments: wheat 29,600 bush,
corn 26,000 bush, oats 29,000 bush, dour
2,000 bush.
OSWEGO, July 17.—Flout dull and un
changed; sales of 150 bbls at 16,50@7,00
for No. 1 spring, $7,40©7,60 for amber
winter, $8,25_ for white. and $9,00 for.
doable extra. Wheat held at $1,47 for
No. 1, $1,70 for Milwaukee Club, $1,90 for
prime white Canada: sales confined to
car lots. Corn firm and quiet; No.• 2
Illinois held at- 90c, with small sales-of
No. .1 at 93c... Corn Meal $1,75. Canal
freights: wheat and corn 73(,,c to
New York; 'Railway freights: flour to
Boston 68c, to New York 58a, to Albany
50c. Lake Imports-22,300 bus corn..
'Canal exports.-22,800 bus wheat.
Ca.var.grn, 17.—Flour; Mariiet
dull, heaVy endanchanged. Wheat dull,"
but held steady 412,42 for No. 1 red inn-.
ber and sl,ss.rcir ;CO. 2 do. Corn: illsbt!
receipts' and market firmer 87e f*Nci.
I Mixed, end 85 @ 86c for No:2 'do: gam'
• steady'and quiet at
,72c for 1` 7 9.,1.,!, State,
and 700 for Nq;:g do. Rye (pat and in
active.'Barley„: dull and ,nominal: \ re.
troleurm eastern ,buyers. , are not offering
at any figures that, are acceptable to man
ufacturers. and the' market is dull 'and'
nominal; fof reflned - . ho quota
'tions cam be" given . ; ,crudeheld at $6,40.
,:'TOLEDO, July 17. Flour dull. Wheat:
:amber four cents lower at 11,44, , No. 2
, white at 41,33, new red Ohio at $1,42X,
No. 2 red old at $1,39. Co - rn Is one cent
lower; sales of No. lat 87e, No. 2 at 82c,
and condemned at 57c. Oats is 41 shade
lower at 71@71)40 for No. 1 and Michi
gan. Rye quiet and steady. Receipts—
flour. 800 bola, wheat, 7,600 bus, corn,
11,600 bus,. oats, 2,600 bus. Shipments—
dour, SOO bbla. wheat, 300 bus, corn: 700
'bus, oats, 2,700 bus. •
NEw Orshvleies, July' 17.—Cotton, mid
dlings 32y,c; 'sales 375 bales, receints 443
bales exports 2.611 bales. Gold 136 M.,
Sterling:l6oX. • New York eight X , per• '
cent. premium. Flour: superfine gel,
double extralll,6o, treble 'extra loav ,
corn, white, 51.17. Oats' 78c. `Hay •$28: 1
Pork - -$34,60.''. Bacon 1534@1834e. Lardq
tierce • 19Xs@)203fc, keit' 2034,52135c. 11
Sugar, common 10@lic, - Prime 133X1-
Molassesi none' pfferinf. ' :: Whielty 1,1,12 (
®146`.-- , • ' 7(
••
unzu e lo4o WiiestpLtle,
720 bbls
120 "
1,000 "
80 "
1;920 bbls.
r :i rT,TT6 . I3TMOROr, AZEITTT : rfIVONP-8-Y,
$1,85 for No. 4, =a $1.31 for N 0.2, Oats
in fair demand at 68c for No; 2in store.
Corn rimer, 78a for No. 2. Ry4l and bar
ley nominal. Grain freights nominal. at
.5c A° Buffalo, and 0c to Oswego. Re
ceipts--1;000 bbls flour '
' 88;000 bushels
wheat, 3,000 - bush oats,. Shipments--
3,000 bbla flour, 113,400 bush wheat.
.
BALTIXOBE, July 17.—Flour -dull and
demand light. Wheat . steady but not
active: new red51,50©1,60." Corn firm at
11©1,10. Oats nnchangedt Mess Pork
quiet, at $34.- Bacon active and advanc
ing, with riu sides/at .clear rib
183.4@i9c, shoulder 3 45%6, and hams 23
.@23%c. Lard dull at . .19M ®2oc. Whitky;
none here; would bring about sl,os.
PHILADELPHIA July „17.--Flour dull;
superfine $5,01.1®&,25. Wheat dull and
drooping; new red f145©1.60. Rye is
steady. ?Corti less active; yellow.sl,l3©
and Mixed westehtll,lo©l;l2. Oats
unchanged. < PM' ELAM, unch inged. Pe
troleum in limited tiemand crude 22@
22340; ,refined unchanged. Whisky Om
at $1,05. -
LGUISVILLE, July L-.—GroCeries, Flour
and Grain unchanged. Leaf Tobacco
quiet, with sales 100 Mids at $5,45®31.50.
ProvisiOni very firm: Mess Pork at $33,
Bacon at...1.4y,c, Clear Rib at 18;ic, and
Clear Sides at7l - Bhc. Lard at 19(4)19;40.
Fancy Hams at 20%c. Whisky; raw, $l.
Heavy bagging at 21%c.
Mhidrars, July 17.—Cotton: receipts
3 bales; exports 70 bales. Wheat, new,
61,25. Corn 90c. Oats 80 . :: .Hay .$26.
Bran SM. Corn Meal. $4,50@4.75. -Pork
$34. Lard 19©20c. Bacon steady; shoul
ders MO, sides 13,%©183.0.
CHICAGO, July 17.—Cattle dull, 4-1,254 c
5,25 for cows, and $5,75®6,25 for fair ship
ping steers. Hogs quiet, $8,65®8,80 for
lair to medium, and #5,55Q9,00 for good
to choice.
DETROIT, July 17.—Wheat quiet but
strong; extra white sold at SW; No. 1
do at '31,69; No. 1 amber '31,43. ,Oats and
Corn scarce and nominal. Feed- firm at
14®18®23e.
NAsuvrah, July 17,—Cotton, no sales.
Wheat firm at last quotation. Flour r
®7,5) for choice family.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE de CHI-
C:WO RAILROAD. July 16.-17 cars metal,
Nimick dr Co; 1 do do, Bryan & Caugey;
3 do do, Hailman & Hamuett; 1 car mill
feed, Keil & Ritchart; 1 car bones, Se
ward & Emerson: 14 reams paper, 9 sks
rags, liodfrey & Clark; 1 car stone, J L
Knox; 2 do do,J Henchlifl'; 6 bxs cheese,
A J Kerr; 55 o do, Braden, 40 do do,
T C Jenkins Bro; 20 do do, Knox & Orr;
10 do do; L J Blanchard: 20 do do, Head
& Metzger; 50 do do, J S Dilworth; 40
sks meal. H Conrad: 6 bbls eggs, 2 kgs
butter, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 1 car stone
Nonderlick; 10 aka rags, Pittsburgh
Paper Co; 20 bbla whisky, Rodelhitn &
Affelder; 1 hhd tobacco, A Schaub; 55
tea hams, W B 'Hays & Son; 100 do do,
F Sellers & CO; 44 aks wool, S Har
baugh & Co; 20 buts liquor, . Littell &
ildpchling; 1 car rye W J Meek.
PiTTSEMBGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
Louie Its.mitowo. July 17.-5 pkgs but.
ter and eggs, W H Graff; 2 bbhi eggs.
Morrison &;D: 1 car staves . , J R Robb; 49
.sks oats, Fir Ef.Hagan; 2 bola tallow, E M
Johnson; 41 bdis green.salted hides, G H
Anderson; 1 car millfeed, 25 bbls high
whies,,Schorrisker dt.L; 26 bbls do, J Ad
ler &Co; 25 do de, Shipton & W; t
10 hbds
.bacon, JP HannasAt Co: 26 do do F Set
lers & Co; 25 bole oii,.T H Nevirt& Co;
100 do Sour, Watt. L sr Co; 6 cars staves,
Wm Hastings; 2do do, M P Adams. &
Bro; 2do do, U •Allerdit; 1. do do, '.F
Kober.
CLETET.AND AND PITTARDROR RATI.
ROAD. July 17.-10 cars limestone ore.
Bradys Bend Iron Co; 2 do do, Hussey,
Wells & Co; 10 do iron ore, Shoenberger,
Blair It Co; 6 do limestone ore, Mc ffnlg ht,-
P & Corlo bbls lager beer,J Kessler; 12
bbls potatoets„Volgt, Matv.od & Co; 6 do
do, FI L Rea Jr; .70 bbls cement, Geo Mot.-
1n;,7 bble apples. Steel 4cHro; 11.'do do,
Bruggerman O'Brien; lado do, H. Rid.
dle; 2 doz cane chairs, C 0 Hammer &
Son.
ALLEGES= VALLEY NAILBOAD, July!
car atone, Henderson & Co; 1 car
old iron, Superior Iron Co; 1 do lime, D.
'L Reynolds; 4 pkgs eggs, Buggerman
'lt O' Brien; 85 'eke oati,Adams& Austin;
bbls eggs; L Jalanchtsrd; '2 cars metal,
DicKnight, Foster & Co; car,phosphate,
Seward & Emerson; 720 bbls
Bro; 80 - do do, D - Bly dt Co; 'l2O do do.
Pool fliro;"1,000 der, Pdawhinney & Bro.
' ALLSCIEMNY STATION, July 17.-
61 eke rage, B Jones; •2 -cars metal,
Rogers & Burchfield; 5 cars cooperage,
Ralya & Rebertson, 2 'do do, - J M .11emp
tall; 15 rolls deather,• Aallery; `l' keg
eggs, J O'Hanlin; 79 hides,' Slittiltrath &
Hare: 2 cars atone F Altsvater; , 3 cars
iron ore,Lewis, & Dalzell; 31 kgs
lead, Reed 8r0;'95 hides:, 'L lsape & Weise;
2 cars stone, John Sherer; 136 galls stone
ware, C Rebels. - •
COMIIII3SION
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WECOLESIME . GEOCVR,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
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No. 25 NARK= STREET.,
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Wholesale 'Grocers. Flout.
Xerehants .
an Dealers in Produce, Flare. Bacon; Cheese.
Ylah, Carbon and Lard 011. , aron,' , Nails Man!
,Cotton Yarns and all X".:44bnreh Miusuttulrox
1 e T ....,_
AnYb 1121 and: it* .caScONI? . sx xr.
it.,- ' ' ;: fil i ti - --•- . A wAttieli.
ONSMALLACE_IIWhiIab ,
- • BALIC_ , 011044F1S AGEtrROD fl ( DE11.16.,
O. °Hu tiT...67, pprtspurgno
:', tartorai. li:11.,.:“, of.i .' , I: .- -•- ..i..- - ~, ' , ~
HIN I: BOWIE 411 • ' oh'
43entors tO MIN Vllollolll' . Ituiji.
0 Ordesrsvanetwasammerabwi F ti. oor.
ARV ilts l 44 l o4,ML IfsieintreeM rOtlbaliti.
RIVER NEWS,
. .
The• river was about at a stand last even
ing, but theie will certainly be another
rise after the" rains of Saturday night
and yesterday, and we should not be
surprised to see both rivers almost bank
full tithin the next twenty-four hours.
The eather is considerably cooler. th,
mercury at SP. M. being down . to 68, a
fall within a short time of about 25 de
grees.
The Julia No, 2 front Zanesville,' is
due this morning, alsothe Katir•Patnam
from Cincinnati. . ,The • Pntpam will
I l v
pro abbly reload . for Cincinnati and
Lou sville.
T e Ainnongahela• marks indicated 8
feet ix inches last .eveuing.
T e Lorena, Capt. Sam. Shannon;
will be the first boat out for St. Louis;
she ill get MI about the Middle of ;he
Wee -. .
Business at the landing continues
dult, freight for all points being scarce
The Bellevernon departed for. St.
Louis on Saturday evening, with a mod-.
erate trip. Pilots, Goslee and Fergu-'
son. • . .
The Glasgow and R. C. Gray weie..ad
vertised to leave Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh on Saturday.
The Kate Putnam, from Cincinnati,
is the only arrival we have to report.
She was only a week in maklntr the
round trip, having left here last Satur
day week.
—The Belle left. Cincinnati far Pitts
burgh on Thursday.
—The- Wauanita left St. Louis for .
Pittsburgh on Thursday.
—Capt. Ben Laughlin has bought Capt.
McCarty's interest iu the Armadillo.
—The Olive Branch and Mississippi
will run during the fall and • winter be
tween Memphis and New Orleans. '
—lt was reported in Memphis Tuesday
that William Haines, pilot of the W. A.
Caldwell, had shot and killed the mate
of the same boat in a difficulty on board
below Little Rock. The report was dis
credited.
—Capt. M. A. Cox of the Collossal is
out in a card in the St. Louis Democrat,
denying that be had beau stabbed by a
roustabout at Sioux City. It was the
Captain of the Bertha, not Capt. Cox
that was stabbed.
—A. Cairo dispatch sass: The Blue
Lodge has been laid up in the bend
above Cairo for three days, with 'a tow
of coal from ,Pittsburgh. She came
down to Cairo Tuesday night, but her
future destination is uncertain.
—The Vicksburg, formerly the Louis-
vine, which is to be dismantled at Louis
ville, was built at New Albany in 1862,
by Captain Ford, having the machinery
of the old Rate Friable, the pioneer
packet in the Vicksburg and Memphis
trade.
—The officers of the Des Arc. report
the crops on White River as in a flour
ishing condition, with promises of a
larger yield than any. time since the
war. The planters feel buoyant, and
good and prosperous times are antici
pated this fall.
—The Davenport Gazette of Wednes
day says: The Secretary of War has
made the following allotments from the'
appropriations for improving rivers and
harbors, approved on the 10th of last
April: Rock Island rapids, $135,000; Deja
Moines rapids, 180,000. And the ,sand
banrat the mouth of the Allssisslllopi get.
05,000. ' . - .
—The County Commissioners of
Switzerland county, Ind. yesterday
presented a bill to the United Statelt.
Mail Company for the amount of Coro.
ner's fees in cases of inquests held on
the bodies of victims to the United
State.; and America last December.
The bilLwas paid. This is the first time
we over heard of an individual or pri
vate corporation being held liable for
such fees. Switzerland county, Ind.,
pronably makes its own laws.—Cincin
nati'Gizrette.
—Anew experithent is about' being
made on the Mississippi with direct ref
orenea to further,, cheapening the trans
porthtiOn of grain. A company of steam
boatmen, it is reported,' are about con
trading here for an iron propellor, two
hundred and eighty•four feet long,
'drawing two feet forward and four aft,
when light, and six feet on an even keel
when loaded. The first boat , ,its intended
as experimental in competing ,with the
barge system. Should it prove' a'kuccess
several others will •be immediately 00n
tracted, for. ; ►
—The Evansville telegram to tho Cin
cinnati Commercial says: Judge :Ben.
Cassell, in the ease of Capt. Joe. Mateyn.
olds, of, the steamer Hertford thA.
Green and Barren River Navigation Co..
decided tbelawleaslng the public works:
.oh Greet River to a corporation tincon-
Stitutional, and granted Injunction
restraining the cornpank from interrupt.:
ing the'ziavigation off/teen River. Thls
113 aniniVortant A/Ralston, and if euetain
ed will /cave the navigation of, the ;river
free. decision gives general 'Sat
iifaetionialeng Green River. • , •
RIVER PACKETS. r;
.
VOIR :T. LOUig DU-s i ar a t
I/IWO : AND ST. I/ At L..— Ibe
dne passenger steamer. .
ImItENA. — Capc.• 3 li. Billaras,
• WIJI leave for .the above and intermediate. ports
Tint "DA:Vt .- the 51016 Inst. .at 4 r. V: 1 -
A or Arelget. 44 . passage app.y ob. pp,, s.rd or to
J. D. cutaxmmvotpu,
JOHN .FLACK,. Agedts.
1914 1
'PARKERSBURG;
.. . •
P, w ,„ trAggPa!,fidigrego:
-ER LlNE.—Leave •Whlrf
kaki 10.bc4r tv114)11 Street. daily at DI M., WED
NRSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
RAOLN O.' L. Rusin:Ur. Menet.
nelEArkwill be received at all boars by
.0 AMES COLLINH
• • BLADE ds OOLLIN7O syt3 AD,D....t.2.
s T
.r,
: ~ .....; .1......... ~.., ~ ,
: (.„ ~.. ...„; ...1.., ~......, .:
.. ,\ s
„Li... BOOING SIiiit . OF,VARIOIIS
'Qualities and , Coloks.:
,
.Petritenlftr attention given to laying Slate and
*
readm pairingp.ate roots. kor partlonlara and orlon'
ire
- , .1 , •3. 8. NEWNYER,
No. 43 Seventh Avenue,
mh.114018 • ~ PITTBDITRGII. PA
TRADE MARK.
DITIMGE'S
SIEFUEI.• E'l4ooo
Lamp
GMBEYS.
=I
lllliiiiitA!lll.--20 situ' or ogle
, '414 , 1% , ANUOIX,rOI/.•
INSW CE.
.111.411.110N.:01TY •
" 1.111.; - ESURINCE, CO.
Of :Pennsylvania. •
Offiee, '75 Fede , al St.; Allegheny City.
"- DIRECTORS:
Hon. JAMES L. GRAHAM.
Rev. J. B. CLARK. D. D..
Capt. R. ItOBLNSOR. ,
Rev. A. R. BELL. D.D.
Rev.S. H. NEnIUT.
W. A. BRED. Cashier Allegheny Trust Co
JACOB RUSIL{ReaI Cstate Apent. •
SIMON DRUM. Mayor of Allegheny.
C. W. BENNY, Hatter. , - -
A. S. BELL,Attorney-at-Law.
D. L. PATTERSON', Lumber Merchant,
D. SWOOKR. Insurance Agent. ' •
Capt. ROUT. ROBINSON. President.
Rev. J. B. C L RR, D.D.„ Vie e President,.
JACOILPLUSR, Secretary,
C. IV. NNY. Treasurer.
M. - W. WRITE. bittnicAL :ABVIStIt.
DANIEL SWOGFIR, blend Agtnt.
•
Tu.l ie a none comnany. conducted on the mu teal
orincipie, each tioittrt bolder -receivi ng an equal
Akan of the.profits ot.the Company. Policies
'will be issued on all ,the different plans or Life
Insurance, and be 1n g conducted 011 an economi
cal basis will afford a safe investment to 'eta'
policy holder. and thereby retain the money at
home to encourage home indrustrv. mh2e:g3,
BEN ETIANKLIN .
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OP:ALZEGRENI4 P.
oFFtcz Ili FR/amiss- SAVINGS BANK'
BuILDINGB,
No. 41 Ohio et:, Allegheny.
A HOlll2 6031 PANT, managed by Direttore
well known to the community; who by fair
deaUna, to merit a share of four patronage.
HENRY IRWIN.
6131,0. I/.RIDDIAD7 —
.---Seoretary.
DIRECTORS:-
1
lleary_lrwla„,. D. L. Patteraon, Wm, Cooper,
Geo. G. Iltdite, Jaeob Franz, - Gottletb Yeas,
Simon Drum, • ,J. B. Smith, Jacob Rash.
W. 3!. Stewart, iCh. P. Whistori, Joseph Craig,
Joe., Laattler.. 1 li. J. Wilhelm, Jere. Gehen,
R. E. HERON,
• ' - - • GENERAL AGENT.
ap10:035 •
INSURANCE COMPANY,
riuizauvi atm - -
PIP4G,
No. AA Ft Avenue.. Senond Floor,
• • • PITTSBLIBOH, , PA.
Capital All.lPalcitip.
• •_ iIIBECTORS. • '
N.J. Higley. • H.W.Oliver, Jr, ,Capt,M.Balley,
Dann Wallace, }I: Hartman, ;A. Chambers,
Jake IltIL, Id , Clurkan. Jas. Id. bailey.
Thomas Smith. : Jno.S.
ROBERT H. KING, President. '
JNO. F. 'JENNINGS, Vice President.
JOS. T. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Capt. It., J. GRACE. Oen , ' Agent.
•
Insures on Liberal Terns on .all Fire
- and Dianne 'Fans. •
rirtNsirLvAinA.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF' PIM'SOURGIti
•
'OFFICE. No. 16Th
__WOOD STBEET. BANK
OP COMMERCE
This is a Home lgompany,'and Insured against
/on by .
'LEONARD WALTER, President. •
C. C. BOYLZ, Vice President.
It
oSE,ET PATRICE, Treasurer.
MeErIiCEEY. BecretarY•
Leonard Walter,
C. C. Hoyle,
Robert Patrick:
Jacob Painter,
Josiah. King, •
Tat. H. Hopkins,
e nry f Bpront..
pmEttnurrx •
AGAINST LOSS BT PIRA
FRANKLOCINSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA.
0FF108.413114431 CH357/il7l BT., near ITE.
Charles A'. Bunker, Mordecai H. LOttle
Tartu Wagner, David Si, Brown,
Bainuel &rant,. Isaac Lea,
Jeeob B. hmtth Edward•C. Dee,
eBAN
EDW. 0. , DALE, Vico President.
W. C. NTNNLY.,_4 _Neer. eta! yap , ro tem.' •
J. 4:IAHDNER 007 FEN - AMEN?,
North Welt:corner Third rind Wood Streets.
mh99:win • • , •i. • ,
NATIONAL •= ; - • '
. , .
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cor. Federal St and Diamond, Allegheny,
Office in the BECONit EATION.AI;
BULLdING. • - • • -•-
W. W.. MARTIN Presid ent,
JOHICBROWN,',;II.,'' VLee rreviient.
' JAMES E, tiThrLpoSON,. §ecretary..
• - titticreas:' - • "
John A. Kyle?, Jas. Leettuirt; lios: greet,
Jas. L.O rahr.m. ' Robert Lea, C. C. Bovle;.•
-Jno. Brownas.iJaeob hono,
O. ti rW , l.ll,lfms Jam. son,J. MeNangher.
AGE COM..
. ANY Or. RLTTSEUBSIII. , ; „,
xfDEWNIMICL - Presideitt. • .
"WM. P,TiEltiDtkr.T. Secretary. •.,
CAP.E. eIIiteRGENEELD, (*moral Agent..
Mice, 951 •Waturretreeh spaßr, Po,'!! !sr, *
nonce, upstairs , Pittatmrgh. • . 1 ,
inzure against all hinds of Sire sand Ma.
rite' Maks. A home' institution, manage by Di
rectors; who . Fre well, known to the Community..
and who er . determined by rrromptness'and. liber
al ity to maintain the - character which-;they have
assumed, as 'altering the beet protection to those
who desire to bi insured. ` • -
ninitnrOne:
Aielthanier • Joan S. Weans., •
it. /dater, r.,. Chas. J. Clarne,
„ L
Janice McAuley, ' William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer. s Joseph KlezPstrick.
Andrev.• Aetlen, ' "Berner.
t 0
Jiavld M. Lono, Wm, DiorrlsOr4 ' -
D. Ihtisen. ' n
. ,
prgifys , Ird
, sinFarirck, cox..
E; ColaalgFiner) & FIFTH STS
3 Hose C,onapany,takinitl.re and Marine Elsie
' DatlClOns: , •
Wm. . . Capt. Jelin L. Sh e
Watt, Samuel P.. tihriver,
John 'fa. Patti, Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James Killer, Jared M. Brush,
Wm. VanlUrit, • . . Wm; P. Lang.
r, Werner ips Samuel hiccrlckart
WI.. TRILL President. •
JOHN WATT, _ ice President.
• W. P. GARDNEB., Becreta Tr. •
1,,JAPT.,,,JA8. • BOON. Oatieral*irent.
EikE NT, INS ' CE
COMPANY OP PITTSBITH9II.
ICE; No.III7PIPTEISTECENT.B.orin B x.oap.
Stet Insures egiiinsi kinds of. Fire KOMI
JOHN IRIITN.
T. J. HOSHINEtOpti woe rrmaeht.
DV___[ _
rieC4. 1 1171%,_._
CAPT. win. ~.11 Anuni.
'John Incin. .1 11 / I =k ,
J. Hopkinson.
O. H. HUNT, Robert
Barpey ; rekrunakeeerk,
Cneries all7/1, flant. T. Btookdale.
von. w m ,,,D e ini T. H. Feria. , .
2,000,000 ACRES
'43
OHOIOVILANDSFOR SALE,
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
16A=VIE67'DMBION.
Lying along the Hue of their i'oad, at
• .2,41190 TO SEIMP44
Laden a OBSDIT Olt FM XRAJtEk':
-Iffit faiths: particulars aisgial )”,
Ck gam). B. Lamos, sore „
. .
EieorgiW_l4_ mt.
zsans,.
J. C. 14. PP %.
J. C. Fletnez.
JAIL Voestiel.
A. timmor...
DLILIC2OIII3.:
EMI
BY TEX
ifm'.wtoADs.
B. W n n n CL i E_LPARND WAYTNtB U RGHEA.teu
B. ,
From May , 9tb, 1E169, trains will leave Mtn
and err' at the Milan Depot, north side, P62s.
burgh Mt time, as follows:
- • - - • ...-./trrie&
Chicago am Chloislcr Etti....1:58 a m
Erie & Y Ex.1:28 a MehicagoEx..lll:o3 p
Cl. Vint! W15:13 am; Wheeling jtx 1048 axe
Chicago a11..15:58 a miBt. Louis Ex IF:oB.pm
C ±_"...9:43 a miebrgo ztaances p m
Cl. & *g 2:08 p mCleveland Ex 3:53p ta
Chita Ex.. 51:23-p mlErle & Walt:ea:llBpm
W!e & Erie Ex4:3B pm Cl. & Wh 8 _ Ex6:53211,
DePart i from Aliestirny. I Arrive is Angskell4r -
Bearails Ac.8:58 m,Lretsdale Ac..6:58 al& -
Leetsdale ** 10:03 a. in , Bea , r.E,allsol .8:5118 ant
** `* 11:58 AM 'Now Vlttatd 2lo,63
Rochester 1:28 pm Loon _ t• 913 inn
Enrol' •- .3:58 031 , 7.eetsdlle 4 * - 1:08
Leetsdale Ad0.5:13 Be.Vr 2:43 pas
Bea!rFalls 1.6:13 pm Leetsdale *t 4:33 ms
Leetsdale tt 10:43 p nal _ • ".5:631: 411 .
Fair Oaks Sun. Pali Mrs. Sin.
d_syChttreb..ll:l3 p m - day tharch.' 9:68 am
411.-51:23-P• Chicago Express leaves daily.
I 2•04 o. m.Chicsere Express arrives daily,
J. M. KIMBALL . • J. N. MICULLOUGH.
ifen*l Ticket Agent. Clean stipten't.
myl.o - - - • .
. •
gil a l l A PUG E OF
TIME.
OMNI' VALLEY:II==AD,
THE' ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE 011.
ILEaIONWWI2IIOUTIIHANtIL Of OAKS.
On and after MONDAY, June 1491,1589 TWO
THBOUGH 1111A.1115:-DAILY (except:Sunday)
will leave Pittsbnal Depot corner Of Elev
enth and Pike-areets,forFranklln,oll
filo. and all points.= e,Oll Re gions.
mrev4"llTreet7BeB. ;Arturo IN rorrimusea
Day Ex 8400-a nisi/ay Ex...).„ 5:15 plc
'ight Ex ~..7:30,pm Night Ex 8:30 sis
Brady's /14.e3.05, 1n Bradys B Ac 10:15 a trt
Freeport Ac. 9:40 a m lstgoclaWnis 7:40 am
SdEtodaW , kg 0:301p mirtee_port: Ab. 8:15 p m
Ist Halton... 8245 a mrlst Halton.. 0:50 m
lid Ha1t0n...12 .m SdHnlton... 2:00 pm
ad Halton ... 71:00 pm, ad Button— 1:05 pm
Arnold's Ac. LOU p m Arnold' s Ac. I:40
• Churco Cralp, to and floor Sods Works leave
Ptttsborgh at 1:10 P. M. Arrive at'Plttsburgit,
(Sundays,) at 9:50A. M. •
Express trains stop only at principil points.
Accommodation rains at ail stations
J. J.,LAWRE Cr., omit' Sup 3.
ateTHOMAS M. KIN, Assn. hurt.
goENNSIELYA-Rimma
NIA CENTRAL TALL
A.D. On and after April Usth, 1589, Trains
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
corner of Washington and Liberty streets, as
follower
Arrive.
Mall Train.... 1:515 /1131
.Fast . 1.43 am
Wall's No. 1..6 20svas
BrintonAcc'n. 1:50 am
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 ami
Cincinnatißx.9:lo am l
Johnstown Ac10:35 am
How'd Ac Not 1:10 pm
Pittsb , sh Ex. I:3opm
Phila. Bxpressl:so pm,
Wall's No. 8...2:50 pmf
Braddock Ac.. 5:50 pm
How'd Ac No 2 9:35 pm •.
No, 1: 7:510 pml
W Passn'r 10:20pm
These trains make clot _ _
burg for Baltimore.
The Church Train leaves Walls Station ever!
Sunday at 9:05 ad .m., reaching Pittsburgh
10:05 a. m. Be turning, leaves Pittsburgh
-
12:60p. m, and arrives s; .Walls Station
'Cincinnati Express leaves dally. Alt otha
tr. , s s daily except. Sunday.
For farther information apply to
W. H. BECKWITH, Agent.
ThePennsylvanlaftailroad Company will notas
slime ally risk ftwßarge, extent for wearingap
pare, and limit the responsibility to. One mum.
Are. Dollars in 'nine. All Baggage exceeding
that amount in value will be at the risk of the
eyniar, uniesstatare irr special contract.
.EDWARD. H. WILLIA3M
apR Oeneral Superintendent, Altoona, s.
Depart.
Day Express.. 11:1151851
Boutnern Ex.. 4:50 am
Wall's No. 1.. 8:30 am
Mall Train 8:115 am
Elow'clAs No111.1:20 am
.Cineln'tlEx 151:30 pm
Wall's No. 2..11:51 ams
Johnstown Ac. 3:08 pm
Itraddocks Ac. 3:40 pm
Phila. Express 4:20 pm
Wall's No. 5.. 4:sopm
[Wall's No. 4.. 8:05 pm
...Fast Line. , ...
. 7:30 pm
Illow •.1 AC No 2.8:20 pta
Wall's 1%0.5.. 1.1:00 out
se connection at Elarrb-
ZSTERIV-MIiggiNMA
PENNSTLVANIAt
GOAD.—On and after April Slith.,/869,ths
PII eseder Trains on the Western ~ Fennsylvsnia
Ral , road will arrive at and depart from tire
Pedant Street Depot, Allegheny o=7,as - follows:
. Arrive. . . Depart.:
Drlngd'e No 1640 • 7:00 Sri
Armenian No 18 : .20 am Freeport No. I 9:510an •
Express ' 10:40 - a ni Sh.srpb l gNol 11,90 Es,
Sharpb'g No.11:20 pm 9:00 pat
Freeport No. 24:00 pmftringd'e No 13:30 pin w
... ... &SO p- - m! Freeport N 0.2 5:90
Springd , e No 2 0:510 u miS_nringd , e No 2 6:30 p ws,
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church.. Train leaves Allestheny Janetion
every dunday at 7:40 a. M. reaching Allegheny t
City a: 9:110 a. m.'' Returning; lelvealklleghetry
City. at I:g0.1a. m. and arrive at Allegheny June.
tion at 3i4o'p.
. COMMUTAZION Titicincrr-sale in packagers I
of Twenty, between Allegheny City Chestnut
street. Heir's, Bennet ?, Fine Creek . Etna and.
Sharpsbarg_ oodo on the trains stopping e
andi
at Stationer speelned on t ckets.
The trains lessinrAllegnenr City it 7:00 a.
m, make direct connection-at Freeport with-Wal
ker's linear Stager tbrßutlir and Minanrtown.
Through tickets ,mai: purchased at the Corot. ;
No. ISt Clad stree t:near the Buspensionßridga.
Flttsintr. b. and at : t Depot, Allegheny.
For futher informatiorLapply
, . ; JAMES LEYrzaws, Agent.
Federal Street Depot..
. • The. Western Pennsylvania , Antiroad min not
a, same any dirk Shiggiage. except for wearing
apparel, arid' their responsibility to One
Hundred Datum is valtle.-.•A11 , 4 baggage era- i
ceeding L this amount in value 'Willbe at the riske' 1
the Wier: tatkQ , ralPeeisleontrset. ;
WILL
. lADZi - , Eletterallinverpitendent. AltoorVlL
ITTSBURGR,_M=!—.,, , IIIII.IIII .
cr.wennuvrt-Rwromi
. LOUDi RAILWAY. -
:‘,l •
CHANGE OF TV&F..-On and after MONDAY;
April tiBth 1369 "utiza will leave and arrive at.
the
the Union Depot, as fellows:
Depart. • -Likes
Mall . 2:OS a. M. 19:13 a . ?
Feet ...... 9:43 a. m. 7:13 p. I
Expres • .... 2:33 4:33 a. a.
Mixed Aec'n 11:33 a. ' 9:5S p. In v
McDonald's Acer4Mo.lll,lol3 swat. ,* Sint a. na.
Steubenville Artommod. 3:sSp.m. 9:33 a.m.
bir.Danald". Ne..24413.W. 3:49 v. m•
Sunday Church Train.. 19:3S p. m. 9:311 a. as,.
daUy.
1S I 3 v. it: tratis will arrl dail
Another twins w ic ill a prilallyZtarna e eerit•
aTrs . ex
ed. - ' The_ Vi 43 . /glut es clpse cos• 1
""luC •
ii*lone et : Diewark t kr Esuentile. j
berm., General 71g4et Age t„
W. 37,GALaDosure.t..13te . itteavtue; , 01no. 4 .4
• apw .
-131TT58171144144
(30NNELts ILLA
'On and after TITBSDAYi Noyeraber, 17,34
15o*, trains will arrive at and depart from the
Denot corner of Unlit and Water streets, as
.(111°wf " " • • 'Depart.
Mall to andgrom - 22
to gra.. • 7;00 A. 0:00 P. It. ri
•MoNeesport Aocomdrn 31:00 a: at. 2:05 P. Y. -
Ex. to and from Unt'D. 4;00 P. 24. 10:10 A.
West Newton Aeon:hid at. 14:35 A. w.
Braddook , a Accostidt'n. 0:15 Y. Y. 7:50 P. at
Night Ao. toMeE.sport.lo:3o 1.: M.- ft:4s a. it
Anndar Chureb,T=A ,
and ftotn - West Newton '1:05 x.::.10:00 A.
- For " eta 61'14 1 2. - 11. RAYMOND. Agent
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent. , • nogg
s Igttz auxasumir
'UNION - PACIFIC RAILWA r
EaB;em Divfmioni
'Me HORT:2 ' AND 'Mild= I
ILUUTk S trOWUniffaitto al P OlO2
OifOrlifie ttaalia,
' • • V^."(
Califirniai Utah, ~; it
Arizona Washington,
New Mexico Idaho
+, Oregon.
,•
Two Trains Mare State Line and LeiTelvvrtit
(Sundavi d eepted.)on the arrirai or trains 4
o f
raanc from fit. betas. and Haim&
tat and St.-Joe Woad from gamey. connect , -
Mr at Lawrence. Topeka and W amego will
stoical' for all points In Hangs& 'At end or
track west of Ellsworth with the TINITIOO
WTATES ES:PH.ISg COMl•alt_V,B DAILY
DMZ 01 , tWEBLAND BABA AND EXPBXBII ,I
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All rein** in the Territeriet i d
Andwith SANDltliBo2; 9 S TILVWSBEGY LIND 1
of COACHES for YoriOniory Bent , s Fort, pug.
Albuquentie, Santa re, an a all points Ark.
sent awl ew Mexico. - • - • I .
With t e ream additions of roiling steak
Bud ,eetilphient.- • and the arrangements made
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with responsWaiblterse Overland Transportation Lines
termitgf, thia road n otters
unequalled facilities Ow trionunt ow sslon or
:freight to the-Or gaaG.-
Tickets for sate .at Ail the .gitliciparoZees fa
the Vultia States and Oanadea, •
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