ALLEGHENY CATTLE _ MARKET
OFFICE OF PlTTszrßoa GAZETTE,
ItieNDAT. Tilly 19,'1869.
• There was an increased supply of 'Cet
tle on sale today, compared 'with ' last
week, fully_7oo head, against 570, and
there was an.unnanelly large number of
these from adjoining comities. • The
number from the West was about the
. same as last week, but there was e n in
.
cieased number of State Cattle on sale.
1
Of the Cattle from the' West, 3 care were
-,
from Chicago; 2 from Cincinnati; 1 from
.Indianapelle; 1 from 'Mansfield; 2 from
Newark; 3 from Selena/ 1 from Caledonia
and • 1 from Bellair. In 'addition, we
have sales reported of 149 head from
.
Washingtop Co.; 36 from Butler and 24
from Greeii; .making in the aggregate,
209 heads of Pennsylvania Cattle, and
this is the largest number that has been
On sale on any one market day this
season.
The market was fairly -active, .and
there were but-very few. if any, left over
unsold, though, upon the whole, prices
were not as high as last week. Prime
fat steers sold readily at fall prices, but
there were but few of this - kind in mar
ket, the bulk of the offerings consisting
mainly of medium grass cattle, and not
the kind usually sought after by the
best butchers. As will be seen by refer
ence to th report of sales, some few No.
1 steers sol at 8, but the great proper.
tion of the est cattle sold at 734@7X.
The only i quiry for ahjpment; that we
heard of, me from Peter Klemen, -who
was looking after a car load of bulls, but
the, most of these animals had been
bought up before Peter made his appear.
ante. H'ezlewood 6: Blackstock had
some fine cattle, and for these fancy
prices were realized. . .
Jas. Hardin 28 head mixed Washing
ton Co. stock, at 4@6 eta.
Jas. Kerr 3 head Green county heifers,
at SX,
Jacob Rotlichilds 21 head Ohio heifers,
at.7@7/.
Garwin di Co. 5 head Butler Co. steers,
at 5%.
\ P. Sheitemantle 18 head Butler Ca:
;.cows and steers, at 412)514.
\L. Rothchilds 22 head Washingtot Co.
steers and heifers, at 6@7 eta.
6. Kaufman 7 head Washington Co.
steers and heifers, at'434(6.
Keefer it Katz 46 head Washington Co.
- steers and heifers, at 5@634.
Stakely dt Bro. 13 head mixed Butler
Co. stock, at 4@)44.
M. Verner 18 head Ohio steers, at 6@
7N; 16 head, \
Washington Co. steers, at
- 5 @ 6
P. Hartman 24 head Green Co. stuck,
at 634@7,65. \• S. Marks & 'Bro. 60 head Western
steers, at 6©B. \
' . Traurman &Lohman 30 head Wash
ington Co., steers, 'at 7@735; 27 head
mixed stockeat 454@7X.
Haas & Knits 65 head Ohio and Ken
tiniky stock, at 5©7lA. \
Greenwald it Kahn 66 head Ohio steers,
at 6@)73;.:
Jonn Cullen 18 headindlana steers, at
73(a-also bought 18 head Western Re
serve steers and cows, at 6 @ 6 3‘.
Holmes, Lafferty it Co. 40 head mixed
stock, at 5y1(g)735.
N. Carr head Marion Co.osteers,
at ®7;‘. 19 f •.
at 6y
Smith & Sloe 16 head Chicago steers:
®6 - ,
L. dz J. S 3 / 4 - 1
hamberg 40 head unsold. \
J.McA.lliater 21 head mixed Ohio stock,
at an average of 7c.
Jacob Needy 32 head Ohio steers, at
7 54@8- - '
Hazlewood &. Blackstock 70 - head Ohio
and Illinois, at 634@/tiM,.
.
The sqpply of.this class of stock on
sale to-day was remarkably light, only
700 headland these were mainly of the
commoner grades. The beat sheep and
lambs sold readi/y, and that,• too, at an
• advance over last week, and we have no
doubt many of the butchers had to go
home as they came, empty handed. It
is probable that good fat sheep, if there
had been any such in market, would
have brought 5, perhaps ,S, or 534 c. per
pound, though we did not hear of any
having been sold at these quotation%
because there were none of - this kind
on sale, Lambs sold at from 51,50 to
$3,75 per head.
Jacob Kinn 40 head sheep, at an avei•-
• age of 83per head. •
Adam r - .
rt 50 lambs, at #2!,26
per head.
M. Fiinner 190 head—sheep at 51( - 92:
..
lambs at $1,25©3.25. ' :
Garwirl -& Co. 160 head—abeep' at
average'of $3 per head; lambs at 112 X. •
Stakely. dr. /3ro. 44 lambs. at 52@3.%
Isaac Williams 60 head sheep, at
r2,50©13,25. ' ' -
Jonathan' Davis 160 head—sheep, at
1 2 : 00 ©2.50; iambs, #l,oo@/2.60.
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' There is 4:qnsiderable hiquiry for stock
hogs and we can report sales at 10®1034.
Fat hogs are only in moderate- demand,'
and bring but little, if any, more than'
stockers. The latter may be quoted at
1045 . 11 c. per VMS.
WOOL 'MARKET.
CSswios o>a Prrrairano . aszerra,
AlownsT. July 19, -Ma;
The market continues quiet, with but
little doing. No change in prices.
'So soon' as the harvest is over we ex
pect to see the bulk of Wools in growers'
hands 'selling. T .tlthough at present a
difference of several:cents exists between
the views of buyers and sellers. We
quote line wools at 40@)43;• choice • clips
4 - 2445; coarse, wool 42(46;,., tub washed
and combing wool at 45®48i:
Slack & Southwick's circular. dated
Tune 17th, states: 'wThere has been
very little_ change in the market the
past week; medium and low grades con
tinue to sell at 47®50, while ; the
fine
grades are neglected. The future of the'
market is uncertain; much will depend
upon how woolen goods sell, and also
the auction sale.,of;wool in New York.
On the 16th ofdttne, 280 .000 pounds were
sold. The highest grades of VI eat Vir
ginia and Ohio.. brought comparatively
the lowest prices."
MAPILETS BY TELEGRAPH.
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NEw YORK, July 19.—Cotton dull with
sales. 185 bales at .S4go' for uplands.
-
Flour—receipts 14,560 bbl market dull
and in buyeza' favor. with sales at 1,5 10
@5,65 for superfine State and western,
$6,25@6,80 for common to choice extra.
1116@0,85 for do. western, $ 6 ,90(41,25' for
good to choice white wheat extra; $6,40®
-7 for common to choice round hoop Ohio,
$7@7,50 for contmon• to fair = extra st,
LOuls,.and sB@lo for good to choice, do,
closing. , California Flour • without de.
- cided'oliange t ,witii gales. 850 bbls: Bye
Fiour. firm, with sales. Boo bbla at $4,50@
6,60. Corn Meal quiet. Whisky tirnier, ,
with lailes,loo bbls western at 0145(41;08i
free. Wheat—receipts 142,068 > bush;
the7Market Is ini tn,cderate 'au.pPiy
and at Shaba firmer: closing titfietal
No; $ nyder. '49049 1 N0 No. dos , BB3i® .
AI NO:1 do;lo:oosso•WPritia' red Irenqul,
650 amber atotop7ooltrirbiso 911102n1a.'
a • of ?
r.. 3
E=MME
Rye steady and quiet. Barley and Bar.
Malti - dull and = • .l2tuxthnd.:•<-
ceipts 39,627 bu, lc better and a good in
quiry; partly speculative; 75©90c for tin
-
hound new mixed western; 91@9634c for
sound; 960 for white western; 98c for west
ern yellow. Oats—receipts 13,200 bu and
dull and lower at, 803figfilc for western
afloat. Stook of grainin 'warehouse—
wheat 560,390 bu, includin g 355,240 bu
California. corn 537,021 bu; oats 183,493
bu; rye 63,597 bn; barley 1,788 :tan Malt.
93,327 bn; taeas 25,851 bur' Ricti dull and
unchanged. Coffee—Rio V,c better and
inigood demand; sales 6,500 bags on pri
vete terms.' Sugar - quiet' and steady at
11.Mc for Porto 'Rico; 12fge for Cuba.
Molassesdulland unchanged. Hopsquiet
at 11@15c for -American. - Petroleum
dull, at 16%®170 lor crude and 31/Q
3111 c for refined.. Linseed 011 dull at 98c
,1551,00 in casks. Pork .quiet and firm;
sales of 450 bbls, at $22,45®82,62 for new
mesa, closing at $32,50 prim e s3l for'
'old do.; $26,50@27,48 for; $26,50©
29,00 for prime mess: • Beef unchanged;-
,/tales ;of 180 bbls. Beef •• Hams steady; •
sales of 165 bbls at $25,00®32,50. Cut
pleats quiet and steady; sales. of .135
pkgs, at 1334©14c for shoulders and I6X
(l7c for hams. Middles firm and quiet.
Lard quiet and a shade firmer: sales of
400 tierces, at 173i®19Nc., chiefly 19 3 / 4 c,
for steam, and 200520y,c for kettle ren
dered. etter quiet, at 113@29c for Ohio
and 16©310 for State. Cheese eteady at
11®15c. Turpentine auiet and un
changed. Freightsunchinged. Freights;
to Liverpool dull. Shipments , of 3,000
bush wheat, at 730. per sail and 9d. per
steamer.
Latest—Flour market closed dull and
slightly in buyers' favor. Wheat quiet
at $1,47®1,50 for No. 2, and $1,53 for No.
1 spring. Rye dull at $1,26@1,27 for
western. Oats dull and heavy at 80@814:: for
western afloat. Corn quiet at 92®96c for
sound r and 74@80c for unsound mixed
western. Pork quiet at 632;50 for mess.
Beef in moderate, request and unchang
ed. Cut meats and Bacon quiet without
decided change. Lard steady at 193ic
for prime steam. Eggs steady.
ST. Louts, July 19.—Tobacco steady
and firm at full prices. Of Hemp and
Cotton there were no sales. Flour dull,
and low grades 10©15c cheaper; super.
fine sold at $4,75®6,50, double extra at
15,75@6,50, treble extra to fancy at - s7@
9,75. Wheat is lower for medium and
low grades of fall, with smallsales; choice
olub sold at $1,20, prime to strictly prime
red fall at 51,20®1,25,: choice ,at $1,30©
1,35, strictly choice to fancy red . and
white at $1,40©1,50. Corn higher; Oates
-of mixed in elevator at. 90c, yellow at
924 c„ white at 9734 c, mixed in
_auks at
98c®$1,00, Yellow at sl,o3@l.os,White at
41,06®1,08. Oats; buyers stood off and
business was small at 72)40 for „mixed,
and 73®74c tor white. In Rye,there was
ndthlng done. Whisky is slew at '21,02.
GreceriEs quiet and unchanged:.%Sugar
123a©13340 for fair to full. fair, 13,4©/4c
for prime. • and 14V,,®14%c for titmice.
Molasses 65@t30c tor Piantation- Pro
visions firm but not much doing. Pork
sold at §33,25©33,50. Dry salt meatl7c
refused for loose clear sides. B acon
sold at /434 c; shoulders 18e; clear rib
sides held at 18c; Clear sides 18} 2 'e.
Lard; nothing doing and nominal at leg
®lBxe. Cattle quiet and unchanged at .
334@634c. Hogs 7©93;c for light to ex
tra heavy. Receipts-1,000 bola flour,
37,000 bush wheat. 8,700 bush corn, 150
head hogs, 11,300 bash oats, 400 bush bar
CATTLE.
CH/C.4.04), July 19.—Eastern exchange
quiet, 1.10 per cent. off buying.ond par
selling., Floor quiet, 15,8.5®8,75 for
spring extra. Wheat quiet, 34®3,c low
er; sales of No. ,1 at $1,3304,34, and
11,30m®1,32M for No. 2, closing quiet,
steady and unchanged for No. 1, and at
f1,32®1,92M for No. 2. This afternoon
the market was dull, at $1,32 seller July.
Corn dull; sales of No. 1 at 83c, No. 2 at
80®82o for fresh; 720 for June and 74®
78c for Jaly receipts; closing at 76®780
for July and 81c for fresh receipts; re.
jected - 038®70c. no grade 56®57e. This
afternoon the market was firmer at 78®
810 for July and fresh receipts of No. 2,
and at 84c wilier August. 'Oats dull;'!,®
,4c lower; gab* of No. 2. at • 65M®66Mc,
closing at 66®86me. • Rye stead y at
$1,06 for No. 1, and . .91,04g1,05
for No. 2. \ Barley inactive and
nominal. . .Efighwines quiet at 94,00.
Sugar /3%®14%c for common, to prime
Cuba. Provisions dull and nominal at
$33 for mess pork,lB%®l9c for 'lard, and
130 for dry salted shoulders. Freights
dull and unchanged. \ BecelPta during
the past twenty-four' hours: 11,077 bbla
Haar, '49,146. bask wheat, 44;945 bush,
corn, 14.206 bush oats, 494'bush rye, 1,788
ha... Shipments: 2,607 bbls flour,. 49,-
863 busk wheat, 6,722 bash corn, 90 bash
oats, 8,354 buil& rye. 3,960 .4 0 5 11 ! -
Croorstrorzi - Jolt , =l9x--Iflour dull,
'
with of familyet $5.75®6.:, Wheat
dull, with sales of . red 641140, and $1,25
for, old; no sales of Acar. Owe , dull , and
diooping i , ,al
slam of ear at 78®74c;
Oats firmer.: and, a , Shada_higher,,with:
salealtt7476c.,ltytt is dull, with sales
of neW at in, Cotten is dull and un-'
changeidi - - - Thete were no sales of Toba&'
co. Whisk Arai atilt, ' Provisions are
Arm but o et. Mess Perk, 11.33. -- Balk
meats, inl Xc. - Itacon,'l4Me, 18®18Mc.
Lard, 19 Mc; ne,salesotimportance were
made, bat all the Articles are held firmly:
at the above qriotations.. r . Sugar- oared.
han*art - Aelfi ti:4414y57,•:4n4 1, 1 7ril '
sitick. ;light: ,- tt „unenengedi with
-1 sales of fresh, at' 246..Xigv,, 15c."
There is no change in t doll mark et ; and'
.
rides are dull with' sal ,ef Lin s eed at
31,00.'. 'Orooerleii , are - Unchanged 'and"
quiet, excepting reflned'fi l ti2 iwhieh is
M®!3 o
higher. - Potatoetiere ry p lent y and dull . at 00145 per 1 - and 400
;per 'bootie'. fluid, ;..185M, buyi ,- =Ex
change, is firm, .-buying ,at , The
money mArkeirlsAlno4PBs4l- „ ,
CLEVELAND,.IttIy. 1901-Flour;,,city
made 89 for treble - , extra white r 38 or,
double extra amber,. .$8,75@7,00, " for ,
double'extra red winter, $6 !or extra red \
winter, and
_ftso for double extra spring;
country made 97;50®8,25 for extra white,
86,25®7,25 frietimibleextra red and am
ber, and 58,25®8,75 for double extra
spring.:. Wheat; 8049o:one. car No. 1 red
winter at flia94 two eery No. 2 do at 3 1,83.•
corn; NO. Lbeld at .W.e4- sales . ,.tltree.eara
No. 2at 87c.7, Oati; Sales one oar at 7534 c.,
Rye; No. 2 held at . $l,lO. ;Barley dull
and nominal. Petroleum market - dull
and nominal fbr refined; no tellable quo.'
tattons can.bogivelt; crude heldat $11,40.'
ToLono, Jo*: 19:-Flour' deli Wand s
shade lower; doublef'extra dad hien*
brands, s6@B. Wheat B@se lower; am
ber, 8 1 ,41@1,4134; white Michigan regu
lar at $1,40 for No. 1; white, $1,65. Corn
quiet 'end unchanged; - sales No: T at 87c;
N0:.2 at 82c. arid rejeoted at doe. °ate'
quiet; Michigan sold at'7lM; No: 1 71c.
Rye quiet and'Ochninith $l,lO ibi No. 1,
and Michigan. 'ltiiikiiiita.Wereflone.l,2o9 '
bble, wheat 8,8001 , busk: coin 8;800: bush,
oats 1,900 .bush.". Shipments-Avers/Boar
600 bbls, wheat 7,00 husbi,eoin 2,6oobnelf,
oats 1,400 bash.
Bovriatoßl4.l.lll4.- 19. -.Flour dull;
w ester n superfine 95,2 5 ®5,75, ext;a $5,75
6,75. family $7,25®7`,75; Wheit Arm; red'
gi,804g1,60; , 51mitte •1i1.85:'-' COM 'hl } let; ,
white , 11,100932. -yelloW ' /- $1,12101,18.'
Oats, •sew, ‘' 7o li) 7243 . ll3 iPrevtaions:. un
changed. Mess- pork_ quiet,!s94. .Bac om
active; ribs , , sides ....J411.14/83t4ear rib,
18M®181;c, shoulders it/4411' 2034 ® •
23c., Lard dull. .1930020 c.
.Y. bbik , UPue 4ere• YOAPC,E43I,-s4iSol4y.!/6014iLli.;:f7rIrnour,isfirMd,intoiddemaw wS*lsof sabr4uo - at 1 4 • 25 ..
Gildnjl lo o3 fluok of 4011
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1869
red wheat a_ $1,25, 'corn ti at, 85a,
liata at leec3rtz atrll,2o. •iiiaf_Tobacco:,
:quiet and steady, with sales of 73 hhds
Pa. at $11,50. .Provisions are very firm
and tending upwards. Mess Pork at 2.33.
Bacon; shoulders at 15c. clear rib at 183yc l
clear sides at 18%c, hams at 213i®T/c.
Lard at 1934 e. 11ighwines firm at 51.
MiLwAtikaz, July 19.—Flour weak.
with &downward tendency; in demand;
Wheat quiet at $1;34 for No.l,and $1,29%
for N 0.2. Oats firmer at 08 4®a for
No. 2. Corn nominal. Rye quiet and
unchanged. Barley nominal. Grain
freights steady at 5c to Buffalo, and 90 to
Oswego. Receipt&-1,000 bbls flour; 58,-
000 bush wheat. •Shipmentsz-3,000 bbls
Sour, 16,000 bush wheat.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 19:—Flour uull,
with sales superfine at /5€05,50. 'Wheat
dull; new red at #1,45@1,55. and. White
at f1,65@1.85. Rye lower at $1,40. ..Corn
unsettled and declined sc; yellow at 111,20.
and mixed western. at $1,05®1,07.: 'Oats
unchanged. Petroleum dull• cKude at
220, and refinedat 31©51Xc. 'Whisky at
-' • !
Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, July,. 19.—A total of 6;876
beeves f or the week proves more than
are wanted, even at fully 340 decline on
some of the 3,236 on sale to-day; 2,280 of
them at Comm unipaw were sold at , lc
decline from this day week. Fat cattle
going at 14c on the scales. Market not
uniform, sellers being disposed to cut
loose on their droves in some shape.
Besides the above fresh cattle there
were 'l5O State animals on sale to-day.
The trade was slow and about 500
hold over; few really fine cattle were in
the yards, and 16c 'was paid for a very
small number. The best prime steers
were plenty at 15c; good at 140 and poor
all the way from 10c to 13c, the average
being less than 1434 c. A lot of 135 Texans
sold at 3,yic to 6o; poor sold at 10@l1c; 40
others good, 634 cwt. at 120; 200 good Ill
inois, 4;4 cwt. at 14@15140; 87 Missouri, 6M
cwt at en. Sheep; 28,630 head for market
to-day; 7,180 head mostly thin sheep;
prime lots are wanted and are worth from
6 6 7c; poor go slowly at 4@)sc. Fat lambs
sell well at 11®11.34c, thin at 8@l0; sales
of one car State lambs, of 58 pounds, at
103ic; one • car, -of 48 pounds, at
8c; one car, of 54 pounds, prime
at 1134 c; ore car of Ohio sheep, of
73 pounds, at 43,ic; one car, 86 pounds, at
7o; one car State, 96 pounds, at 7c. Hogs
firmer, with 20,140 for the week and
73 cars to-day; the ring is broken and
buyers are forced to pay the asking
rates of 834©93,0 in Chicago; dressed
have advanced to .12340 here, with no
sales; the live market is very firm.
n- •
PHILADELPHIA, July 19.--..... eves very
dull; sales 1,900 head at 9@934c for extra
Penna. and western steers; 71340 for
fair to good do; 6@634c gross for
common. Sheep in fair demand; sales
9,000 head at 44 ®Bl4c gross. Hogs high
er; sales 3,500 head at $13,50@14 per awl
net,
Cameo°. July 19.—Cattle dull and
weak at 1.4@5 for Team.; $4,80®4,75 for
fair to good cows; $ 6 ,37N@7,50 for fair to
choice shipping beeves. Hogs active and
firmer, and 10©16c higher, with, sales at
$8,75@9,25 for good to choice; 169015®9.50
for extra prime.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE & CV'.
OACIO AD. July 19.-4 CM'S pig
iron, Nim i ck lt Co; 700 bbis flour, T C
Jenkins; I car stone, 11 crates scrap iron.
J McDermott; 1 car rye, 180 eke do W J
Meek; 1 street sweeping machine, E A
Chandler: 2 bble crackers, G W McClure;
5 bbls alcohol, 1 do oil, B L Fahnestock
& Co; 23 crates scrap iron, 1 hhd do. Tim
Maloney; 69 kgs lard, Dalzell & Town
send; 95 bdis green bides, 91 do, G N
Hoffstott; 4 bxe axes, Lippincott & Bake
well; Ido do, G Graff & Co; 100 green
salted hides, A Holetine: 52 bdls scrap
iron, Jones &Laughlins; 25 tea hams, J H
Parker &Co; 100 blab dour, Montgomery
Jr Schlegel; 1 car corn, Robb & Herron; 1
bbl sugar, Little & Baird; 386 sks bran, J
& W Fairly; 1 bx rodeo, W H Morriii; 45
empty. bas Campbell, Jones ,t Co; 4 bbls
eggs, E Hazleton; 13 eke rags, Frazier,
M & Co; 8 bales broom corn, Wm Mar
dorf; 1 car fire brick, Shoenberger &
Blair; Ido did, Brown & Co. •
CLEYELARD LED Prrraisancur RAIL
ROAD. July 19.-16 cars iron ore, Shoen
berger, Blair & Co; 6 do limestone ore,
.Brady, Bend Iron Co; 4do iron ore,
Bryan dr, Caughey; / sio lumber, Hamil
ton. A A & co; 1 do atone, J L L Knox;
5 bbla cider, A Chyat; 10 cases tobacco,
Reymer & Bros; 20 do do. SEwart & CO;
10 do do, J H Lippincott; 285 sks oats. 14
do rye, Scott & Gisal; 2 bbls oat meal,'
Schwartz & Haslett; 20 bble oil, Erie &
Pitts RR; 12 bble apples, W U Graff &
Co; 4 do. do, OR -Leech; 11 do do, T C
Jenkins; 30 do:do, H Riddle; 43 do pota
toes, S C H Smith; 30 do apples, J Allen;;
21. dodo, W C`Axmstrang; 12 do do, Van
Gor i dir &5; 2 4 do do, 26 bbla , potatoti,
Vol Mahood & Co; 19 dO do r , 25 do sp.
:01ell, Wel& BrO; 37 dodo, 26 Oo potatoes,
'H Rea Jr: 10 tea horns, Jas Lippincott:.,
Argo:hang/ yazzarg SAILROAD. JalJuly
19.---3 care limestone, Shoenbellew dt
'Blair; I chest. rig, P Pendergriust; g
bole eggs,' Wll - Kirkpatrick & Co;.1 box
isiales, -, Fairbruik,Morse & Co; 13 pkgs
_marketing,' Monongahela House; 14 eke
'wheat; Et M.Cliarg .172 do' rye,. Keil ' &
pßitellsr4.l bbl eggs, •G H Frame , 1 do ,
Alo,..74lloibertillio do, IF •Ersmari; 1 'do
do, 0 Malone; i agar iron,
J;l`r.
Moor-.
head; 1 rhido l ,3l h& & Co; 2 cam
lime, DL Reynolds ; 2 xs, nada°, D Gnu"
"deCo; '4 ligs,•'2 'bbla scraps, leuran,
Rabin. A Co; • •
• .A.T.1504wr . \ STATION ' July . 19.-
12 carilron ore; Lewis, Bailey & Dalrall;
47 pbtealiples. F. Gweps; 5 cars ) cooper
age; Maya & RobertscinSon glO
'corn, 25
!bMs' think; M Steel lO eke corn, 3
do feed,- /Eppley & Beckart; 4 eke wool,
•W,:kl - Logan; 1 car instal, Rogers &
Bur aid, 6 bbl, liquor, F Anderson;
I.- oar lime, .1- Abdell; 22 sks rags, 1 B
at nisk3 cars cooperage, - J. AI Hemphill;
Istone, Z Gillespie, •
. . ,
ts t
. P - minor:, :CINCINNATI , AND ST.
LORI RAILROAD. July - 19.-4-- cars
staves, Wm' Saplings ; 400 aka /tour,
Bhoe er&Li . / car oats, Ammon&
n ßlatikbo ;25 alo basks., Spencer. & Me.
Kay; 65 ski (tits, s! II Hagan; 27 dO do,
Smith & (k 1; bbia- eggs, Head & Metz
gory 1 ear 'mho ido 400 eke flour. Shoe&
orrt
makhr & LI-1 seraolron, Brown & Co;
12 hhda , tobacco, eyman it urn; 10 bbls ,
011,,R D Clark.
RII7Ea P • OKETS.
" 7 " m ilairms duos
,
\
you sz -Louis. IP •ggr om b
,BOKIR AND BT. PAVI..rq
^ ,— ••■•77.,
,Et Nainticer steamer ow. SUVItAN,
, Mitiosirefor tli! Above *DO tote - = Mate ports,
Tuns AY the *with 1411 t•. It 4P. N.
rlfor freight or passage &pi!! on , fiat . or to
,
), ) , , J. ,D. uLLINOW D.
lO.`. ' JOHN LACKI Age . tr.
RISE 11 1 OURO
IC7G • AND
JIG • INE.-Leave Omni v
r.ls 'Wharf
12 1t In f a 11 4 1716. MAT inis36i:WZD.
elc -a e ii!later;
trfassigui p.„mvedkaa r tutus DJ
owoot i,
spa, ~;
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finivol•Allz . Vl4 T,
-RI TE NEWS.'
As expented l both rivers are again
rising, and last evening there: as an
ex
cellent stage of water for running 'coal.
This has been a most remarkable sum
mer for rain and big rievera—we have
not had anything . like it for several
years. Here we are with the month of
August rapidly approaching yet not a
single:boat has been compelled to lie up
in consequence of low water, and even
boats heavily loaded have experienced
but little trouble therefrom. We are in
hopes, however, that the rain is over for
the present, at least, as the weather has
beConie much cooler; the mercury, in
the shade, stood at about 82@83 nearly
all day.
There has been no arrivals since the
data of our last reportwith the. excep.
tion of the regular '
packets; The Gig's
gow,from St. Paul, and R. O. Gray, from
St. Louisare among the boats due.
, The New ; State for Wheeling and the :
Petrolia 'for 'Parkersburg 'departed, as
usual.
The Lorena, Capt. Sam Shuman, is fil
ling up steadily, and will be the first
boat out for St. Louis and passengets
and shipperanhould blear this in mind.
The towboat, Ormsby will probably
get off to-day for Louisville with a tow
of coal, and the Hercules, it is eipected,
will be ready to follow on Wednesday.
The Messenger arrived, at St. Louis
from St. Paul on Friday, and was adver
tised to leave there for Pittsburgh on
Saturday. .
The Collossal has been laid up at St.
Louis, and Capt. Cox was to have left
there for Pittsburgh on Satuiday.
A. petition was in circulation at St.
Louis,hmt week,to have Mr: Benj. Craw
ford, re4nstatod as Superinvising In
spector of the Western District.
The Argosy and Glendale arrived at
Cincinnati on Saturday, and the R. C.
Gray left there the same day for Pitts- -
burgh, with about 3.50 tons.
The Lotus No. 3, Pittsburgh to New
Orleans, passed by Cincinnati on Satur
day,
The steamer Bertha and Deer j ,Lodge
are both laid up at Sioux City.
—Mr. Hartupee, engineer of the Great
Republic, brother of the well-known in
.ventor. feels confident that the Hartu
pee engine is a success, and in less than
ten years it will be generally used. Qne
thing is sure, at least, and that is these ,
engines drive the Republic up the river
with mirafinkius speed, and that, too,
with some nine hundred dollars worth
of fuel less each trip than any other boat
of the same capacity. Take her all in all
we consider the Republic a perfect sue.
cess, and were we. disposed to make
comparison the Republic wotild rank
very high.
The, Louisville Pilots' Association
have deciced to make some improve
ments, which will greatly decrease the
dangers of navigation between that city
and New Orleans. Among other things,
they will cause to be erected two or three
light-houses on the Grand Chain in the
Ohio and aboVe Cairo, one of the most
dangerous and uncertain channele in
either river. These lights are to be dis
tributed at proper Intervale, and kept
burning all the time at night for the pur
pose of illuminating the river that boats
may know how to steer. The pilots
have also determined to have boxes
tested at. Cairo, Memphis and Vicks
burg, to which all, the pilots of the
association will have keys, and they are
to be receptacles of communisations
tween them concerning the stage sof the
river., changes of the channels, tic.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILLLS.IIMILLER ifte CO.,
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Hornei of Irwin, now offer to the trade at low
figures, strictly
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
Molassigi.
gone BiCl3, Cubs and English Island Sugars.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Re
fined do.
Golden Dr? ..o s,
Lovering% Brunils, Stuart's,
Adams , and ng island nyrups.
Porto Rico, Cuba and Englisb Island Molasses.
Young firooth Japan, =Pedal. Gunpowder
and Oolong Teas.
Carolinaind 'Bsnsoln Rice.
Java, Lagnayra and lo Coffees.
TobaceooLard 011, Ebb. Nails. Glass, Soaps,
Cotton Earns, ix, constantly on hand.
IMPORTERS OF
Fine Brandies,Wines and *gars.
anisa, Moilella. and Sparkling Hock Wines
or Hnikel Co.. In bottles.
Spasklingbloselle,_Schasiherg and. Jo/mania
burg. Hoetretwer aaritindy,
Brandealnirg a - Freres , Figs Olive OIL •
do do rtr,__lmmorted In bottles.
do , do ; - bite wines. In bottles.
M. Wort ' & Sone ruing Catawba.
- fine old fterry. itieelza and Port Wines.
:Nis Old Monongahela Eye Whistles. pure. !.
_ do Very atiperfor Old Sooteh.. 410 do.
Solica C
tienta Par Noel *liagdon , s Grand Via.
113 C rla sigisi and sour, Cbainsagne.
Braskdles *tour own , selection and warranted.
rstintziollEiD nie , A & T
it fki INELIP. , lett, r, . •
.7+ -0 — 77 • ‘,, • .
Ms. , 11. 1 410BINLY .
INTROZZOALE GROCER,
Na 27fObeity Shia,
Utruttmretr. Mums sorszs
i e rrtillitritaMit a PA.
mut: • : -
AItAISMIONG,
tiaccessor to lret;ei & Anr.etrong s
PRODUCE COMMISSION MOW;
No. 25 MARStLe STREET.
tans • •
Y. BT* I. MAUL
lIITEELE BOX,
.ooninsisigion. iferacusgs,
tii,4s o l6 GinAlly•E`Xiiicro. Mo.
zirof os OHIC),BgaZIPI, neat ran Conaton. -
' ' ALLICOMENTZTY. PA.
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rsici* razncErAiria,
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oiumatters. • •
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• ass Woest, PittilknUritlas
1111: 1147
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arid'Rotail tibiae*
itat24o.ollll9llVnlrS $Tal467.
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Wholesaii •
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Dealers Proda r t noir. B~coo, Cheese,
rub, Ora snit Li 00. 7 7Za i llh
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MEI
INSURANCE
THE IRON CITY;
EMIL LIFE INSLIIINCE CO,
Of Pennsylvania.
Office, 75 Federal St, Alle i st etty City.
DIRECTORS t '
Hon. JAMES L. GRAHAM.
Rev. J. B. CLARIE,D. D..
Capt. R. RoarmakoN,
Rev. A. R. 8E1,L.,.D.D”
Rev. 8. H. NEbBIT. P.
M •
W. A. 'ED, Cashier Allegheny Trost Co.
JACOB HUSH. Real Estate Agent,
SIMON I/HUM. Mayor of . Allegheny:
C. W. BENIN Y. Hatter. . •
A. S. BELL, Attorney.at.List
D. L. PATTERSON, Lumber ierchant,
erChlnt,
' D. B WOORR. insurance Agent.•
CAM ROLM. ROBINSON. President.
Rev. J. B. CLARK, 8.0., ice President,
JACOB RUSH, Seeretaury,
C. W. BRANT. Tresusurer.
M. W. WHITE, 31icnicAi, ADVISER.
DANIEL SWOUFZI, Genq Agent.
This tea home cOrnoany. Conducted on the mutual
Prlncipie, each policy bolder receiving an equal
share of the profits ipf the Company. Policies
will be issued on all the different plane of Life
Insurance, and being conducted on an economi
cal bash will 'Word -a safe investment to each
policy holder, and thereby retain the money at
home to eacourage Dome industry. inh2o:o3
B FitANILLIN
•
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ALLEGIBMIY, PA.
(INTIM IN FRANKLIN SAVINGS SAN%
BUILDINGS,
No. 41 Ohio St., Allegheny.
A. HO= COMPANY, managed by Directors
woo known to not community, wbo trust by fair
dealing to merit a share of your patronaze.
HENRY mow • »-...«.
Cl/60. D. .DIDDLE
' . • , ;DIRECTORS:
Henry Irwin, I:. L.Paiteraon,lWns Coope r.
Geo. R. Riddle, Jacob Franz, • Gottleib Foam,
Simon Drum, .J. B. Smith, Jacob Rub,
W. hf. Stewart , b. P._Wbistan, Joseph Craig,
Joe. Lantner, - H. J. sinlca.no, Xere. R'oberi.
R. E. EIEROPir. _
GENERAL AGENT.
010:085
CASH
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PHELAN'S BUILDING,
..
No. AA Fifth Avenue. Recend Floor,
- FITTBBIIRGH, PA.
CapltalAll-13ald17P. •
DIRECTORS. "i
J. 'Meer , Jr, :Capt.N.Balley,
n
Dan wadace, S. H. Hartman, lA. Chambers,
Jake Hill, il3. Id.Clurkan. iJas. bailey.
Thomas Smith. 4n0.8.
lIUKEKING, President.
. - JNO. P. JENNINGS, Vice President.
JOS. T. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Capt. J. GRACE, °nun Agent.
Insures on Liberal Terms on 'all Fire
and Marine Risks.
pENNSYLVANL4 •
ap2:ga
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURONi
°MOE. No.'l6lllLytOOD EITHEET, BANE
OS COMICERCE B.D/276.
This is a Home Company, and alumna against
lou by Fire exclusively. •
LEONARD WALTER . President.
'C. C. 'BOYLE, Vice Prealdent. •
BOBEJI PATK, Treasurer.
HUHN maind.SZ RIC Y. Beeretasy.
- - .Tiummeas: .
Leonard Waiter, geortz km,
0. C. Bone, boo. • Evans,
Robert Patrick, J. C. Pe,
Jacob Painter: .I. C. Pie es, '• .
Josiah King. • John Voegtley,
Jas. H. Hopkins, -' AA Ammon. •
Henry Sproul,
IND EJMUTI
AGAINST - 1.0.4 BY FIRE
FRANKLIN ffiSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA
011103,434 a 43f Cal.B=w! BT., near Vim
(ntarlei if. Banker,_ I Mordecai H. Louis
utAb i t.
Tobla'Mainer s David B. Brown,
Baronet \ Want, > . Isaac Lea,
Jacob S. breath, ' Edward C. Dale,
we
i lal i Blob Eiettr=r,
El. BAN P
ED W. C. AL/i v : m ice President.
W. O. tees.
__../'. Ei BEIZr7IN, Alms%
Borth west corner and Wood fitometa.
ine.29:wls •
IVATIONAL •
INSURANCE COMPANY.
_ .
Cor. Federal St. and Diamond, Allegheny,
Office. in the BILCOND NATIONAL BANK
BIIILDLNe.
W. W. MARTIN, Preaidert
JORN
_Vice P resident,
JAMES tITAvENSON. Beeretary.
.
DIRECTOD,I3:
John A. 2iyier. !JIM •VOckitartoJog
Jaa.L.Oraham. Robert Lea. O. C. ltr ialit.
Jno. Brown.Jr.l Guerra earn.: +Jacob hoop.
0.11 PIN Iffiann,Jn , o. TornikoonjJ. *Wartgbes:
• If nrsvirtaltencom-
PANT . OPMIWAVIROIf.'
President' -
• &p.MINCRAZetiina • ;
One%
baste% up sun Wa Pittsburg ttro. Istreet: Vans AsOo.''s..W are.
s, h.
.Wlll in-mre ',Wan an 'bad' Q t Pare and. Wa.
slue Risks. A nomitinstitution, managed by M
rectozi *boar*: knot the ssomniunltyv
aad wno are deteradned by promptness and
ality to maintain thanharacter whk.h. they have
assong4, at of rare st the but proteetton to time
who avuoto
Aletander NbsgetallMT:a B. Weems.
wiener, Jr., • ,
Wm 1 • Clarke •
.Tames McAuley. irna B. Evans,
•• Mr
j assalk
arrlailt.M4. T- , . • ', Wm. 1-- -
D. DIMIleIl• * ,
priPPL . EO UNNIQUANCE,
Orinz'.ll. L owiintitivition i rirromrs.
4 Basis thsiosay,iaklttgrith and Manna Risks
, Wm.
K.
• • vaps‘ lab - L. shosaN
j ohn .44. . r .. • . sauuletrer.
Mg= 0 Pulp, - , L .• • • Charles arife.
p.iiimes Amin . ~ Lind 11. Brash,
at: an Kirk, - vem' P l ft un • - .4,
alass i p. vermin. , damsel
WYPresident:
i i iMElk
_l3g,l li n d etirj:
P.4"4., J4o...eofumnf. °twat mean.
Lti°EG Iff :11181111ASCE
001CPANT.OF UTTSBURGIL ,
MITPTn STREET.BAzzawax.
Insures all kinds a fire sad Nuts.
ST R M s trAzd r a r egjzi e
SAL)4II3*
• se: -
Fahnitock,
g ßobert'Won*..
Francis deollera, -
nant• - .1. T. Btook4sle.
'T. S. Nevin
•
t Mol .
Wgkiih
Sanere ar!VinAteiUS.
0 , 000 , 111 ACRES OF
oKOIC E E LAIWB ibis A LE,
r ---...... r
Viten Pacific Aidritiii'Cbmpanb .
tont 0 1 93ut the Lys* gigigrlpos.,slo
NA* T 05400.112 ACNE,
'iiidOzi
•• 11' 7 ' " r.
, Poi thithariartictupq...o4ll?••
ioßx F Erll4llP6
0 • •:, 1. 1 4 14 4 00 04P0a , Banff
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RAILROADS.
. .
ip •
k' -It Is_
......___GH FORT WAEN2 9 011ittA00
B. W. and es...gornajam 9 PITTS/M:OHE. B.
Pram May 9th, /2210, trains trill. leave 'ltem
anurdgh arrive ei at the Onion Depot, north mid*. Pitts'
btz ec ti n te. aa.Adiew s: .
l 'Arrive.
ettictEx....sll:oB ato chime° Eg...1:2 ain
Erie Yen Ex.'l:2B a m Chicago Ex..12:03 pat
Cl. A 2g31,1618 am:Wheeling Ex 1048 a a
ChleagOliall..6:6B a m.Bt. Lords Ex 1:08 p m
Chicago Ex....9:43 a m ;Chi'goEx9lllo:oB p m
Cl. A WlL2sr.Ex 2:08 pin Cleveland Ex 3:33 p m
Chica A
Ego EirrieEs4l 51:23 p m Erie Arg • nExit:sBp m
W•e :38 t.ICI. &WW2 E.1.6:53p m
Departfrobs Allegheny. I 'Arrival's Altephena
Bear falls Ae.11:58 a m ; Leetsdale Ac..0:32 am
Leey.dale • • 10:03 a m ,I3ca'r Falls " 8:28 am
• 11:38 m :New Castle "10:23 am
Rochester •• I:28 It m , Enon " :13 ant
Brion • • .3:58 p m,' leetsditle ~ Lus pm.
Leetsdale giee:ll:l3 pm i Seer Falb C •gr it:ll63 NIX
Begl'lTalll " . 6:13 p ins Leetsdale •• 4:33 tim
Leetsdale •• 10:43pm I 11. ". 4:23 Dm-
Fair Oaks Bun?, ' 'Pair. Oaks Stut
, day Church. 1:13 0 nal - daytihurch. 9:38 sat
.0-511:51_ . p3 . m. Chicago Express leaves ,datly.
Air 12 mr.s b. M.Clalcsge Itepresilarrives daily.
J. M. KIMBALL. • . J.H. 111•CULLOUGH,
ten'! Ticket Agent. Gen'l Suptenl.
In3TIS - .
AVM GE OSSiggin
GUBNYV LLEVEATTItaan
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE. TO THE OIL S
REGIONEWITHoUT CHANGE OP OAKS.
°nand &Ear IdDISIDAY.-ganc19,04,1.869 TWO
THROUGH. TRAMP DAlLYlertleitt Sunday]
kaye Eittahurgt Depot,corner,oi jilt! ay.
enth andllke atreets,ibr Irranklth:ollCity, Rat-
MIN and all points-1n the (Eli/egoism. ,
mums PIT2.2III9iGE. 1.11=7 Dr Stertaanteli
Day Er 2:00 am,Day Ex 5:115pm
xigta Ex.-. 7 . :30 - Pin 4 Hight Ex 0 :30a to
Brady , ' BAn 3.05 p.m Deady& Ac 19:15 a m
Freeport Ac 9:40 a m lettiodaWnis 7:40 a zia
Sid tiodaW , ka B:3o'n tuiFr eeport Ac. 6:15 pm
Ist Halton... 0:40 ant Halton., 2:50 a m
2d Ha1t0n...12:00 m 12d Halton... 200 p m
3d Halton-. ll:00 pm 3CLHulton... 1 :05 Pin
Arnold's Ac. 5:00 p m Arnold'aAti.. 7:40 pm
Cburcn train to and front Soda Works leave
Putsbargh at Irlo P. 'Arrive at Pittsburgh.
(Sundays,) at 9 BOA.
Express trains MOD only at
Accommodation rains stop at all statlont
J. J. LAWRICNex Gen , l Sup't.
i THOMAS X. 1111v,G. Lac% Sup%
ar.3o
EIIENNSILT.4-agnong
NIA CEN'TRAL ILSIL
AD. On aad after A ril 28th. 1569, 'Praias
will ner of W arrive at and de from ths Union Depot ,
cor a and Liberty streets, as
follows: _
Aeries. ' - - f Depart. •
Mail Train .... 1:95 am `DayExpress.. 5:15 agi
Fast Line 1.45 am Bontnern Ex.. 4:50 am
Wail's No. 1.. 6 20 as Walls No. 1.. B:3oam
BrintonAce'n. 7:50 am Mail ' Train . . . 8:15 am
Wall's No. 2-9:50 MD How'dAc No110:20
pm'
Cincinnati Ex .9:10 am reit:dr:4i Ex 19:20 pm
Johnstown Ac10:75 am Wall's No. 2_ 11:51 sat
How'd Ac Nol .1:10pm Johnstown Ac. 7:05 pm
Pittsb'eh Ex. 1:00 pm Braddocks Ac. 3:40 pm
Phila. Expressl:so pmPhila. Express 4:90 pm
Wall's No. 3...2:50 pm Wa ll 's No. 8.. 4:50 pm,
Braddock Ac.. 5:50 grin Wall ' . No.' 4.. B:osmg
1
How'd Ac No 2 9:05 pia *Fast Line.-- 7:30 pm
Wall's No. 1: 7:20 pmllfair , d AO No 2.7:20pm
Wyly Passn'rlo:2o pm Wain; No. 5.. 11:00 pm
'*These trains mak.erMose connection at Harris-.
bnjg for Baltimore:
The Church Train leave/Walls Station even'
Sunday at 9:05 L. 1 in., - reaching Pittsburgh
10:05 a. m. Be turning, leaves Pittsburgh
12:50 p• m. and arrives at _TADS Station
2:10 p.. sa. _ • • -. . -
*Cincinnati impress • leaves daily. All cit.ht
trams daily except &mazy. .
For farther Mfbrmauon applt- ,
to
..
._• W. IL B.ECRWITH, Agent,
The Pennsylvantaisensosid Gotpany will note
same any risk forßaggage, exce ptfOr wearingap
parel,and limit their res j qnslb Sty to One Hun.
Ore. Dollars la value..; r Baggage exceeding
that amount in value wl be at - the risk of the
owner, unless:taken by special contract.
_. EDWARD H. WILLIAMS,
apm timieral Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
EElTEfillianws - -
PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.—On and after April 05th,11369, the
Passenger Trains on tho Western Pennsylvania
.Bat road will, arrive at and depart from thst
Federal Street Depot, Allegheny City, as follows:
Arrive. - i rt
Stolilitdie Mt/1040i in ilifar. ..e..Depa ,
.. . . , : 700 att
Freeport N0.18:510.a.m Freeport No.l 9:ooana
Entire-se : 10:40a ut Slutrphog Nollli9o am
&'s:No.ll:slo p - m Empre.ss 51:130 pm
Freeport N0.24:00 pre tjpringd , e No13:30 pm
Ma 11.... —.... . 5:50 p as Freeport N0.35:510 pin
Spzingd , e No . 20:510 Is m derinird le No 211:30 pm
Aboye trains run daily except holiday.
' Theßhurch Train leaves Allegheny Junetion
every Jett/Way at 7:40 a. m.. reaching Allegheny
'City at 9:50 a. M. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1:90 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny gone.
lion at 3:40 p. m_. ,
CommusanCrATrnro..For sale Mpackages
of Twenty, between Allegheny_ City,-Clheatnot
street. Herrn, Bennett, - gine tzar., Etna and
Sharpstiturg -anti_good *Wyss* the trains stopping
at Stations 'penned on moats... . .
• The trains - leaving Allegnen_y Citi at 4:00 a.
ni. make direct connect:lmM FreepinwithWals
kers line of litages forßutler and Ma town.
Through tickets - a l be purchase at thi Deice.
No. lilt -Clair stree t,
-near the Suspension P.rtdges
Pittsbar. h. and ate De t, Allegheny.
For Mlle r infbrinatletre p i to
JAA13123 FEET& Agent.
ederal Street Depot.
4 s
The Western , Penrurylvania Railroad wit no
a, some any risk fin pogo's, except for wearing
apparel: - and Ulna TAW - respmnbility to , One
Hundred Dollan La value. All baggage ex.
ceeding ti is amount in value willbe at the risk e 1
the owner. unless Watt kr special contract.
r RDWARD ki. 'NITA.' A M 5.
SPX . Geneml Bunerlistendamt. A1100ne.206
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CII9VOINATI
' . Loma
,
` PAR HARDLE•ROIM •
-ORANGE UP TIMM.—Oa and after MONDAY.
April 1869, trains will leave and arrive
tilt Union Delved, as zumnt: ,
Depart. Arras.
Mali . • ORA 6. :Llt a.
Fast 9:43 a. m.1:13 p.
-9:83 IN Ink sit 3
Mixed Arch' 5:33 a. in. 8:58 pan.
McDonald's Am y /490.111:43 a. nr. :IMO a. la.
=Avila Accammod. 3:58p. 9:33a.ia
ald . a.terati. O.48:10 Daa. Ich
OUPIPT Charell TWA—, /AM 04111 a. a.-
lIIP a P.l4._teetttwlil Item
wamtelll uetee
- All otherlasteievelll revelally. Elunesys except.
, • „Spa .9:*11 XmlA atekep.,clcre cox.
nett at'otrßearark ller"
1.3/.llCULlcetaacrel L. Generai Tzeiges.Asept s
w; onto.
ErEiNwiMvllEttAilMigiffi
On and after TIIIO3DAY, Noyerener.
UM. Value willarriva at an.t. impart from Ow
Deem, porno of Oraat And •W;ter ; iftreeK.
Mantostonmtoilhda.
:
49..,• @.*a”},fzuu44wt. rt..wwa
n:051. la.WiroZi
from gravb;,:3:oo P. M 10:10.A. K.
eimvrnm. , ll , ll-1.-7,tgoakk
elpeport.lo:Bo P. M. ' - 411 A. :
!Sunday Chards TWnlet. , • • - ,
Peifrom WArtairevrigs)..:oo P. K. /0:00 .
Per ea work)
: : R. RAYMOND. Arent
W. YE mom% Stmeruustident. . _
8 WM m4iirassmi
iCiil; . *Ar
f ,
„rautern njj
auTtert,f4ll22afttt eACLIAI4
C. O /411144*, iffeTada,
California IlDlah, •
Atlillona liNetthington,
• New Nes ie."
°mob.
_Two Trains 'leave tiito lano arid ieeirreim. rib
dau_7. - (dimdals eirZted,)oce thearriratoi trains
of rame9 itaimmid in fat.- Loofas and
bill and Mt. Joe tread front Quincy, connect.
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