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OFFICE OF P++ ISEtrEaTt G AZETTE
• -TxEMSDAT. July 29, 1869.
The oil market a
continues quiet and
.
rather dull, with light volume of 'butt-.
,
ness in the aggregate, and the trade gen.
.
erally is not in as prosperous a condi
.
non as could be , desired._ The inequality
in the price of•crude and refined is hav
ing a veryad in 4 fidencie on the trade, as
it is restric mg .- jot:miners and retarding
eperations; and uptil this obstacle is re
-1:
moved by some means or other, no im
mediate iMproVement.can reasonably be
expected., ` Until Until. crude '
recedes or re
, • ~
fined advances, re fi ners will have their
hands tied; as:they cannot go ahead in
thepresent aspect.of affairs.without sns
taing a losa; and this , they will not do, if
,
there is any way to avoid it. As a mat- `
terr of: course; they will be loth to stop
their works, but if there is no other re
course, this they will have to do, as it is
not likely that they, will go ahead, with
\ a positive loss staring them in the face.
',At- present price of crude it will cost at
' least 32®3214, some say to 33, to deliver
the relined in
Philadelphia,' while, to
day spot , re fi ned sold at 315 Piere.is a
loss of at least a cent per gallon, instead
of a prolP: of , two cents, which is little,
_enough, when the risk_ attending the ,
business is taken into consideration. It
is some consolation, however, to know
that Pittsbur4h is not alone in this re
spect, as Cleveland and other points,
where the refining business is carried on
extensively, are in• pretty much the
lama situation. •
CRUDE
But a single sale reported, 1,000 bbls
spot at 14y,; quotations may be fairly
given at 143.1 bid, and 15 asked. 011 City
telegrams quote at 5,90@G per bbl. In
the present aspect of affairs Pittsburgh
refiners do not was much oil at these
Prices.
REFINED
Sale 500 and 1,000 July, at 3156: 1,000
each September to December, at 33;
August, to December; 32N@32%; August,
last half, 32 bid; September 33; buyer
all year, at 31©54;. Market quiet and
a little weak.
LUBRICATING OILS.
Eclipse 'Winter Lubricating oil 40c
Eclipse Railroad Axle 35c
Eclipse 3laohinery 7s c
Eclipse Spindle ' 80c
RECEAPTS OF CRUDE OIL: ' _
Fisher 8r0....... ... • 6BO bbls.
Nvarix.l4.Kitig iSs 360 `e
A. liertz4r. Co 320 ir •
John Spear 100.
4t C 0..... -- 100 it ,
Total • - 1,560 bbla•
•
OIL SHIPPED EA ST BY A. V. B. R.
Standard Oil Co., 500 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia:
Lockhart, Frew & Co. 487 bbls refined
to Warden, - Frew & Co. Philadelphia.
Fawcett, L. & S. 250 bbls relined to W.
P Logan do azo.. Philadelphia.
Mcgelvy & Bro., 267 bbla refined ,to
W. P. Login & Bro., Philadelphia.
citizethi Oil- co. 98 bbla refined to
Tack .& Bro., Philadelphia.
Total Refined
QIL SHIP.ILMSTS PER WEST PENNA. RE.
' Rasleton k. Waring 636 bble ref. oil to
-King & Co.; Philadelphia.
OIL SHIPPED EAST AT DUQUESNE DEPOT.
- Brooke . Ballentine & Co., 531bbla ref.
to Warden, Flew Co., Philadelphia.
. •
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Ngw YORK. July 29.—Cotton less ,
ac
tive and. unchanged in prices, with sales
8,009 bales at 34c for middling 'uplands.
Flour: receipts-9,122 bbls; market dull
awl declining, with sales 670 bbls at $5,85
(.46,35 for superfine State and western,
f6,75®7,25 for extra State, $6,7507,70 for
white wheat extre,\56,95@7,65 for round
hoop Ohio; s7,@B for extra St. Louis, and
$3®10,50 for good to-choice do; included
in sales were 500 bbls good oxtra State,
to arrive next Monday, at $7. Rye flour
steady, with sales 450 bbis at 14,75®6,75;
tatter price for choice; Corn Meal scarce
and quiet, Whisky lower, with sales4oo
tibia western,/free. Wheat: receipts
-176,770"bu5h;. the market opened a
lade " firmer, but closed heavy
and declining. with sales 68,600
bush., at $1,50®.1,54 for No. 2 spring,
closing at 11,53 for prime parcels; ;1,58®
1.59f0r No. 1-do.; $1,55 for No. 1 and :4
do. mixed; $1,6734 for white Michigan;
sl,6ofor new Ohio red,'. the firs; of the
seasont.sl;7o for white California; SIX@
1,64 for-amber western; $1,70 for choice
new amber southern; also, gales of 80,000
bush. new red Ohio and Indiana, first
half and all August, on private terms.
Rye quiet and nominal. Barley and
Barley ". - ,Malt dull and nominal. Corn;
receipts 24,095 bush: market .dull, heavy
and I@2c Lower; sales of 58,000 bush., at
87c,311,46 for unsound new mixed west
ern; 409 ®1,113 for sound do:, closing at
$l,lO for prime and $1,1301,14 for west
eni yellow. - Gans receipts 32,332 bush.;
prices decidedly lower; -sales of 32,000
butih., - at , -79 0 for western afloat, ifie
for^ St ate , ;; and 760 tar "new ; Mary /
land. 'Me steady;, _sales of 60 .'tierces
of ". Carolina at , B®B3:e. Coffee In
fair 'requests - with Sales of 1,100 bags
Rio at private terms: Sugar easier. with
*idea of 150' hogehesids 11@ii . go for
Cuba, and 12®13e- for Porto Mo
lasses is'dull. Petroleum firm, at 17@
-1.8303, lb, crude, and 34.0532%0 for re.
'fined. ,Hops are quiet and steady. Lin
seed oil quiet at Oce®lll in casks. Tor
pentineoUlet. ',Pork steady, with,sales
of 700 torrehe at $83,25 for new mess;
$32,254532,50 for old. do.; $27,75®28,60 for
prime, aud"522,62@29,%5 for primemess.
Beef iseteady, with sales of 150 barrels at
/B@l6 for new plain mess, -and 512@1e.
for new extra mess. Tierce Beef nom
inal at $20®25 for prime mess, and .1125©
Z3O for Indite mews.. Beef. Hams steady,
with: salesof 190 barrels at $2.5(4)111. Cut
meats are firaisactsales Were , made of •
- 125 Packages at .143a1 5 0• fors shoulders,
.. •
and , 17@lee for hams. Middies, quirt
and steady.. Lard quiet and steady,with
gales 385, tierces at 17(i)19%c,, chiefly
,193.4 0. flir steam. and at,
for ketUe
_rendered: also. 240 tierces steam seller
,August at • 1914 e. Butter „Arno at 18©320
rorphio, and - te4365 for State. Cheese
;firm at 11©1514e. Freights to LiverpWl
quiet and firm, with shlpinents 80,000
btishalg wheat,per steam at 714 d; after
wards firmly held at 8d; .aild.4oo'...barrela
tlour.Per, 001 at is id..
Late:st--•Flour closed int and s©loe
lower. Wheat quiet at $1,50151,53 for
No. 2, and sl,sB,fur No. 1 seriug; $1,58®
- 1,60 for new amber:Ohio. Rye nominal.,
Oats dull and heavy at 78e. for. western,
- afloat, and 73®74e. for Southern afloat.
• Corn lower and . dull at 85©51,05 • for un.
sound, anal $1,0701; 10
_for sound mixed
'western. Pork dull andsominal at 833,12
-33,2510 r mess. Beef steady at $2B and a
I fair demand. Cut meats'in moderate re
quest at steady prices. ',"Bacon nominal.
t -lord dull-atl9y4@l9,ie. for fair to prime
steam. Eggs quiet and steady, ,
Cmcmao, - July 29.4Easterti Exchange
: quiet but firm ,and unchanged. Flour
• quiet, g5,75®7,25 for spring extra; white
"No. 1 tinier at 41.310140. Wising
Un
changed;•lio. 2 -more active, early sales
lit 111;001 . " suWeq. neatly "at VAX@
;'51,84 ya cleeitlif at 0814 and
Maier: the. i nin t utbl.--gda., afternoon, No, 2
unsettled and 'miler, 151,321?®1,33, - seller -
August.' Corn dull, No. 2 declined .1. 1 4®
2c; sales at 90@91c. Closing at 90 @9o%c;
rejected 'l®.3c. 'lower, sales at 85fg86c;
no grade flialc lower. sales at 8i(.&c;
this afternoon sales of No. 2 at 8934 ©9oc,
:'seller: August. Oats more active
and I@)2c. lower, sales of No. 2 at
61®02Nc for old; olosiog at 02c: new do.
'at 57c, and rejected at. 5534@57c. lice
:(inlet and a shade easier at $1,06 for 'No.
1, and $1,05®1,00 for No. 2. Barley nom-
,final at $1,25 for No. 2, seller last half Say
tember. liighvelnes in good damand at
$1,04; holders asking $1,05. Sugars firm
and active at 133;©143,fc for common to
prime Cuba.. Provisions quiet and•drm.
Mess ,p3rk $33,50. Lard 18; . 4 @18 4 c
Sweet pickled hams 17@l73e i fc. Dry
salted shoulders 13M®13 3 / 4 c. Freights
inactive at 3;',c for corn and 4o for wheat
-to ,
,Buffalo. Receipts during the past
twenty-Mar hours: 2,475 bbls flour, 35;.,
390 bash wheat, 48,092 bush corn, 16,512
bush oats, 850 bush rye, 8,000 bush bar-,
ley. Shipments: 3,491 bbls flour, 24,261
bush wheat, 44,013 bash corn, 37,090 bush
oats.
ST. Louis, July 20 —Tobacco unchang
ed. Cotton; nothing doing; middling is
worth 32c. Hemp unchanged, with
small sales common undressed at 51,10.
Flour; new weak and , drooPiag, bat old
firm; super 53®5,75; extra 55,50®6,50;
double extra $6®6,75; treble extra 87135
®7,50; fancy 513®9,25. Wheat very irreg
ular and lower on all grades below
choice; prime to low choice red fall $1,17
®1,25; choice to fancy.' 51,2501,45. Corn
very, dull and lower; mixed in bulk 85c.;
white dd. 92e.; mixed sacks
51; choide yellow 51,05; choice to
fancy white 51,08®1,11. Oats open
ed heavy , and broke completely
down at close, with sales •mixed at 70c;
fancy white at 73e; old mixed at dote
sold at 85e. Rye is also broken down,
selling at $1 for prime. Whisky has
advanced to $l,lO. Groceries galet and
unchanged. Provlskins 'very firm; Pork
at $34. Bacon—shoulders 'Bold at 15c,
clear rib sides at .1814 c. and clear sides-at
19e. Sugar Cured llarns—loose sold at
23®2334e, an advance; do. packed at 24c.
Lard quiet at 183.6®19c. Cattle quiet and
unchanged at 2.;,®63ic. Hoosteady , at
8@9%0. Receipts-1,000 NAB flour, 35,600
bush wheat, 6,000 bush corn, 2,000 bush
oats, 1,500 bush rye, 65 hogs.
CLEVELAND, July 29.—Flour—city
made at $9 for treble extra white; 117. 75 @
8 for double extra amber; 56,7507 for
doable extra red winter; 56 for extra red
winter; $6,75 for double extra spring;
country made 57,50®9,25 for double ex
tra white;. 56,25®7,24 for double extra
red and amber; $6,50@7 for spring. Rye
held at $1,10®1,15. Petroleum -refined
dull, buyers and sellers apart,and held at
28®290. for July and August for standard
white; crude lower and held at 16,60. ~
BALTIMORE, July 22.—Flour quiet and
steady with a scarcity of stock at ,$5,50
@6 for western superfine. • Wheat dull
at $1,50@1,60 for prime to choice red,
and $1,60®1,70 for white. Corn doll at
51,10®1,12 for prime white,'and 51.10®
1,14 for yellow. Oats dull at 63@73c for
new. Mess Pork:firm at $34. Bacon ac•
five and advancing at 18 3 / 4 ®l9c for rib
sides; 19,
in
1;®1930 for clear rib; 15y.,®160
for shoulders, hasr:' l ®24c Lard firm
at 1934 ®2oa. Whisky firm at 51,15.
ToLEDO, 'July 30:—Flour steady.
Wheat; amher 20. lower; red 2c better;
amber 11;63; No. 1 red 51,43; No. 2 red
$1,37;,N0. 2 white Wabash §1,40. Corn
steady; No. 1 98%c; No. 2 9734 c; rejected
lc better, at 863. Oats quiet and nomi
,riallx unchanged. Rye in demand; none.
• offering. Receipts-1,300 bbls. flour,
27,400 bush. wheat, 22,000 bush. corn,
and 1,800 bush. oats: Shipments-1,200
bbls. flour, 13,600 bush. corn, and 2,100
bush: oats.
Pitir-consrniA, ;July 29.—Flour very
quiet, north western extra' family 16®
6,50 for Old stOck;.and new wheat do.
$6.25@7,50; Ohio do. 57®8.• Wheat held
firmly. red $1,501 I,6o;•California $1,70®
1,75. Rye unchanged. Corn quiet, No.
1 51,18; mixed western 51,12®1,15. Oats
dull, Wf s:ern 7ec.'ProvLslons looking up;
mess perk held at 534. ' Lard 19,•ge. Pe
troleum quiet; crude V%c; refined 31%
®3l%c. Whisky unchanged.
Lonisvri.r.r.., July 29.—Bagging very
firm and heavy at 23c. Flour firm ' with
superfine at 54,50. Wheat; 'red - 51,15;
white 51,25. Corn in bulk 90c. Oats in
bulk 700. Rye 11(44,20. Barley 51,15.
Leaf Tobabon steady, with sales.l7s hhds
at. 533.50. Baton shoulders 15340; clear
rib 18 4 c; clear sides 195 ,e• t c.; extra sugar
' curedhams.23c. Lan:l4P,. / 60. Highwines
51,10. • • '
•
MILWAUKEE, July 20.—Flour less an
tlye and rices unchanged- Wheat
steady_at 51,89% for Noo., and $1,85 34 for
NO. 2. ..:Oats rower It7oc for No. 2. , Corn
nominally 90e for N 0.2. Rye and Barley
nominal. , drain Freights quiet and nn
ehanged. Recelpts , ---1.000 bbls flour,
42,000 bush' , wheat. Shinnunnst-2,000
bbls flour,:0,000 bush Wheat.
DETROIT. July W.—Flour: , low mules
sore ce at 54,50®5,50; choice brands 'sB®
8,60,- Wheat: extra white steady at 51,84
N 0.2 do. 473; No. 2at #1,45; No. 1 am.
tier $1,44 r Corn; No. 1- sold at $l,lO.
Oats: sales at 80e, for western, No. 1
feed. Bran 516016; coarse Middlings 54
fine'll2s.: -' •- • '
1,602
EWER :NEWS.
, . , ,
The river was rising "slowiy yesterday
Withlve feet six Inches in tile' channel
by the ; Mohicihmthela. nupits. • Weather
. •
yesterday , wasclear andpleasant—quer
(sari. at 4 re u. 74,in shade.
The Kenton from gortamouth . is the
only arrival 40 have to report. , She
, -
turns again to-day, as usual. • ,
The R. C. Gray departed for Cincin
nati with a good trip, and she will doubt
leis .pick= something below. Pilots
James Shouse arid Wm. Hall. • • • .
Business is almost suspended, net a
single boat in port doing anything., trdde
from the packets. In fact, the Camelia is
the only transient steamer we •have, and
she Mut been, and hs sad laid iv..:The , Messenger is among. the first
beat; due.
—The John Lumsden is at raducan,
laid up. , •
• —The Mississippi River. at Louisiana,
Piko County;extends from bluff to bluff,
and is six miwide."
,les.
-,,.--The.Mentenger, left, Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh on Tuesday. Pilots, , Capt.
Jesse Vann and Win. Goatee.
. •
...A.r-The following boats arir being die
inentied at Louisville and New Albany:
Grey Eagle, •Vicksbarg, Judge Fletcher,
Lizzie Tate and New Era.
—The Lorena received 50 tons at Cin
cinnati, and _departed for St. Louis on
Tuesday with' . 50 tons on boat, and twe
-barges. Pilets.Shinkle and &ger.
'',.l••:-The numerous friends of Capt. W.
M.../Ast will be pleased to learn that he
bailtg far recovered from his recent mis
hap as t he bled t Whe eling' his
ditties' in effluent the and
Cincinnati packot, R.IR. Hudson.
—Captain Peter Conrad has contracted
at Metropolis for three model bargee, to
be need in:the St. Lords and Tennessee
River trade: They are • bibe 155,feat in
length,. 27 feet width of beam, and—feet
'depth of hold, and are •to eetubleted
in sixty days. . '
-The Nashville Union. of 1. Monday
ram- The Barluvitle, Caps lU'
,
i
PITTSBURGH GAZETTF, : FRID AY, JULY 30, 1809
---
new_boat,,WlTl leave' New . Albany foi
thls'noint
built for , a Cumb.erland 'River, packet,
and during the winter', stuwen 6 will run
iu the upper trade, and between this and"
Cairo in low water season.
—Local InspeCtor C. W. Fisher, of Cin
cinnati, on Monday detained 20 carboys
of, oil of vitro% ahipped.on the W. F.
Curtis for Marietta, because they were
not inclosed in the metalie cases,, as re
quired by law. , The packages were
marked “iron clad" on the bill of la - .
bag, which was not true:
—The Northern Transportation Com
pany have contracted With-Messrs; Wil
son & Dunlevy, of Wheeling. for a new.
boat, Her dimensions , will . be; length,
250 feet; breadth of beam, Stl'feet; depth
of hold, 6 feet. - The barges building by
the same firm for the .Northern: .Com
pany are nearly ready to launch., ,
IMPORTS BY• RAILROAD;
FITTSIVIRE, FORT WAYNE
cm
-0400 ' RAILROAD, " July - 29.—S cars
iron ore, Shoenberaer t Blair; : 100 ,bbla
flour, Seghmyer it Voskamp; 100 do do,
& A Dietz; 50 tea lard. J H Darken 5'
bbls lard oil. J H Pears it Co; 60 cks
hams, F Sellers & Co; 1 car stone, J.L L
Knox. l'dci do; J Hinchliff; 32 bas cheese,
Woodworth & Davison; 2 bble eggs, 1 px
bacon; J Wilson & Son; 12 reams paper,
GOdfrey & Clark; 2 bbls coffee, W
Gormly; 30 bxs cheese, E Heazieton; 25
do do, Smith, Johnston & Co; 50 do do,
Arbuckles & Co; 40 do do, T C Jenkins;
50 do do, J S Dilworth Ct Co; 20 do do, L
J Blanchard; 15 do do, R Robison & Co;
10 do do, Jas Connor; 62 sks rags, Christy
& Benham; 3 bbla tallow,l4 raw hides,
Seibert & Berg; 35 pkgs t anner scraps,
N Hoffstott; 5 bdls leather, Fred Former;
1 bbl eggs, Volgt, Mahood tit Co: 118 aks
wheat, 60 do oats, H Rea Jr; 4 bbls tal..
J S Dilworth & Co; 1 do do, 1 do
eggs, .1 J Pettit; 20 butts tobacco, W
Jones; 25 tcs hams, W B Hays & Son; 25
bbls highwines, J Roth & Son; 36 bbls
flour, Watt, Lang & Co, 100 do do, T C
Jenkins & Bro: 60 do do, Thomas a Bro;
25 do do, J Wilson & Son; 2 cars corn, 0
H Allerton.
CLISPHLAND ARD PITTED:II=OH RATi.-
ROAD. July bbla oil, J Spear & Co:
1 car limestone ore, Bryan & Caughey; 1
clo do, Reese, Graff & Dull; Ido do,
Brady's Bend Iroh Co; I'do billets, 4 do
ul iron liimick &Co; 100 empty bbls,
Waring dr, King; 2 cars stone, J L L
Knox; 25 bxs salarattis. Penna Salt Mfg
Co; 208 cases rubbers, W E S t Co; 25 bxs
starch, Stricaler & M: 25 -do do, Rine
hart &8: IQ dg do, J Porterfield; dr. Co;
57 bxs hard ware, Lecomb tic Co; 5 bbls
oil, Drape & Robertson: 30 eks oats, 24 do
rye, J & W , Fairleyr3s Las cheese, Watt,
Lang & Co; 10 do do, J P Low; 31 bbls
apples, Henry Rea Jr; 9 do - do, W H
Graff; 2 bbls apples, 2do eggs, Head &
M; 9 do do, 3 do do, Van Gorder 4 S; 10
bbls vinegar, J Conner; 10. do do, Knox
& Orr. •
• ALLEGHENY V ALLE, RAILROAD, July
28.-1 car lime, D L Rnolds; 1 bbl
eggs,l pkg batter, Paul ey Gibson; 1 bbl
eggs Knox & Orr; 1 do do, Li Rea Jr; 2
cars metal, John MoJkhead; 2 do do,
Rees, Graff & Dull,:3,do' - do, McKnight,
Porter & Co; 6do limestone, Shoenber
ger & Blair; Ido clay, Dithridge (St Son:
3 bale 4 wool, J L Marshall; 75 sks oats.
Scott & Glsal; 75 do do, Brioker & Co;. 16
bash potatoes, Bruggerinan & O'Brien; 1,
car stone, Hen & Co; 1 do do,
Patrick' Bang. his oil, Fisher Bro;
360 dO do, Waring, S. Co; 320 do do,
::Hertz & Co; '
A
,ALLEGEMITY. STATION, July zu.--1
ear wheat, Kennedy Bro; 3 cars metal,
Rogers & Burchfield; 48 bgs oats,- John
ston & 1 cFarland; 10 bbis flour. S C
MeMasters; 2 cars wheat, W McKee &
Co; 5 dolimestone. Superior. Iron t.k); 1
ear lime, J Abdell: 1 do cooperage, .1 M
Hemphill; 10 doz brooms, llark & B; 180
eks rye, J B Jones; lot stoneware. Wible
& Roberson; 4 cars iron ore, tilpang, Chal
fant &Co; 4 cars cinder, Etna. Iron Co; 2
drif do, Mahoning Forge Co. 24 eke oats,
J B McKee; 62 green indes, Co;
Holstein°.
PITTSBURGIitit CINCINNekTI AND St
~~~~ . Y:'
~:~ :,
.~
Louis Ratnnoin, July 28.-8 bbla • eggs,
W H Graff: 4 dodo, J A Graff; 2do do,
Head & Metzgar; 3 cars corn, Culp &
Shepard; Ido ,stavea, P Adams; 20
bbls oil, Frank Sollers: 10 tcs lard, Jas
Lippincott; 10 bbls oil, J 11 Parker; 5 do
do, E Heszleton; 12 bast candles, Ha
worth &D; 7 bbls oil, B L Fahnestook;
5 do do, E M Reymonds; 5 do do, W mil
ler; 25 kgs lard, Watt, Lang: 2 tea baths,
W B Hava.
• •
RIVER PACKETS. .
1"....../"MIA/NOW.ANAP:I~OWIWKNI
CININNNATI .AND. LULL
t~scJNCII iii ATI an
LQUlliVlLLE.—Tlte . epepse -
Sanger Steamer . •
R. D. OKAY Capt. WarrrAiczn,
Will leave for the share and In , email:ate pores
on THIS DAY. 110th bat" giving through re
cejpte for :Veterans said Near Orleans.
ror trdsht or Immure apgtori board or to
ttliN 'LACK wr•
1123 J D. CDLLLNDWOOD. Agouti.
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PAYBEBBBQ*H.
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'DITTO El ER G Iffs i ga i t'
• WFIRELING AND • pAB
KERSBIJR*I LlNE.—Leave Company*. Wharf
MOSS, itornet IN ma; Ittrm.t. - daily at
11. A la ar.i WILD.
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS, •
6111111 RLB O. L. /Luton
/freight will be received at all boats by
• • JAMES COLLINS
immix A COLLINGWOOD,'
Astute.
I=l
SnWMIIIPS.
TO. LIVERPOOL ANDAD
-• QtTEENSTOIM. -
VILE INMM RIM STRATUS/2Pa
ziggibufts. ustkuks,,,re,mau, amour
mtbe ceiebrtzed
ME O r
rAI/6_ ; CITY
VITT Or BOST CITY orBALTIMORE;
• • vri or LONDON.
Salliag EV ERY SATURDAY, from Tier 43.
:tonal' Myer. Now Tory; For nonage Or further
lalorms Lonarnlyto.
81114411A111, Jr. •
4113 MaTEIVIELD STREET,' riletiborohi
rSO SlNlllPototoe Shad
bet burets' PdttnnO'Harreagfle tam.
, ra flack*al DT 1i end Aln T4fico_i idefe/
yaetatest-Weilta wis _LLate - Far sale
to mittztwArr,"Ntia,co.tivi
MI
tj t:Sr:f
a:, co;
221' and - 223 Liberty Street.
Comer of Irwits, now offer to the trade at low
figareff..atrietly,
Prime New Crogew deans Sugar and
•Po Rico, Cabo and EngliehlslandB. :Citere.
New ork, Philadelphia and Baltimore Re
lined do._ • _ _
Golden Pripg; Loverings, Granile, _ Etnart's,
Adams' and Long Island syrup..
Porto Rico, Cuba and Engltsb Island Molasses.
Young Hymn. atapanj' instbelial. Gunpowder
and Cott ng Teas.
Carolina and itangoin• Rine.
Jars. Laguayra end in Coffees. •
Toucan. Lard Oil. Platt. Nails. Glue. deans.
Cotton Yarns. ac., constantly on hind.
4.-LEI9.
MLIVIITEItS OF
Fine Brandles,Wines and Segars.
Rhenish, Moselle, and Sparkling Hock Wines
of Hinkel At Co.. In bottles.
Sparkling Moselle, Seharsberg and Jig:Jannis
burg, Mockheimer. Burgnody, ge.
BrandenburgFreres , Fine Olive Oil.
do do' ' Clarets, imported in bottles.
do do White Wines. In bottles. '
M. Worlia Sons' Sparkling Catawba.
Fine old Sherry, Madeira and Port W Ines.
Free Old Monongsmela Rye Whiskies. pure.
do Very linberlorcld scotch do
ALBOr
Sole Agents for Moet t mandate,. Grand
Verzenay and Sellery Champagne.
Brandies of our own selection and-warranted
10.4143
ESTABLISHED BY A. & T
- W. N. OORMLY,
wHorAsA.LE GROCER
N 0.47 - Liberty Street,:
plan-rim on..EAGui Hama
prrTsutrnerz ,
se me . •
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
Successor to & Armstrong,
PRODUCE. COMERSION RERCIUUSI',
Yo. 23 . 31ARRET STREET.
owls' •
81%114.16 «le £.
MSTEELE &-SON,
•
Commission lirerchanisi
.LITD DLAIXES Ix
FLOM'S. onsiper. VE_EZIEN ace
No. 98 OHIO BThrirt, near East Common.
• A.LLEONENT CITY. I'l.
Pra.11,101.1.L JAB; r. ILIC.TILIIT.
KEEL & RITCHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ass esszmis Ift
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, &C.
349 Liberty . St., Pittsburgh,
uy24:b.17
T J; MANCILUID,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 1546 1'65114 swtErr.
arlatiSSl
Ilinv iLE, BAIRN/ er; PATI'ON,
Wholesale Grocers, eomsolsslon Merchants
an Dealers In. Produce, Ylour, Bacon, Cheese,
Irlsh,,Carbon and Lard 011,_ Iron, Nails - las,
Cotton Yarns and all v'itsburgh Menu . tures
generally. UI and 114 eSCOND 13 t• : ET,
Ftttaburgh.
-
ICOINS. E20U5Z..2017. iIOGSR....WY. H. Et;
TORN I. HOUSE &BROS.,
eir cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO. .
liar
Grocers and Commission Merchant
liar of Smithfield and Water Street& Pity
JOHN 811IPTON A wALLAca.
gIIPTON &WALLACE_, whole•
SALE G ROCERS AND PROD GCE DEAL•
. No. 6 SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh.
Istnrg
WINES, LIQUORS, &o.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
trarourzlis or
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN,
WHOLESALE DEALERS 111
pm RYE MUSKIES,
409 rl3:= SMELEET.
Rave Removed to
NOS. SSA AND BS6 PENN,
IClevantit St., (ternae;ly Canal.)
• • , A. 11. ISTZVINSON
DILLINGER .& .STEVENSON„:
DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN
Puke Rye Whiskies,.
ORANDIES I •WINES I
No,, 87 Second Avenue,
:p2O
JOSEPH S. FEK,IR & COy
Nos. 1113. MO 11111;192 oried_l9s;
PINT Mlle: PITTSBURGH,
- • 1 • Gamma=Basle vs
Capper DlAtilled Pure itie , Whbikirss
Also._destars In PORKIER!
,WINILB and LI.
Ga
QUG HOPS. inbaunsi,
vlbtaZ rA}qints
WALL ' :PAPER*
FHB OLD MEE HOBS INA NEW PLACE
P:MARSHALL'S
WALL . NITS ORME
.\llll Liberty Street,
inumi aeons Atanvis" Flits
WIWIENERS VAILE N 1 TICE.
sir% t .YtIVIIII.III i gf l itd ld ti ll oi l
1 4 1:11 4 1fairdr:routravoqntirg e. A L %
K.......,....o._offered:strabag aln. Call soon.
Alto, outer Tarins tn good4oeationn. , w oo len
rotten% two r.Sottia, And acres of land
on the Centro nonfood. Houses and Lots Vol
Belo and To-let la bothz ties. •To further pr.
Contain Inoolre at WARD.
t ,/
•MO ;; 1311 Want a L•°malts Cathedral
it°
; DIWOODITS NYSE
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~.1111 IRON CITY -
HEAL LE INSURANCE CO,
Of Pennsylvania.
Office, 75 Naval St, Allegheny, City.
DritECTOBH
Hon. JAIEEs L. tig.AMAIL,
Rev. J. B. CLARK. D. Th.
Capt. B. ROBINSON._. ,
Bev. A. K. BELL D.D. I
Bar. S. H. 1 , ;EnBI I T HA.
W. A. REED. Cashier Allegherry - arust
JACOB ROSH, Real Estate Apent. _ -
SIMON LotU3l. Mayor of Allegheny.
C. W. BENN Y, Hatter, - '—
A. B. BELL,Atsorney M -at-Law. • • -
D. L. PAITEILSON, umber Merchant;
D. SWOOEB. insurance Agent..
Capt. ROUT. ROBINtiON. President.
Bev. J. B,C L A RH, D D., Iriee President.
JACOB BUSH, Secretary, •
C. W. BENNY. Treasurer.
M. W. WHITE, MEDICAL ADVTEER.
DANIEL BWOGEII, WWI Agent.
This Ie a nome company...conducted on the mutual
Principle, each policy bolder receiving an equal
share of the profits of the Company. Policies
will be issued on all the different plans of Life
Insurance, an d . being conducted on an economl•
cal ba.is will afford- a safe investment to each
policy holder. and thereby 'retain. the money_at
home to e - mourage home industry. mlangan
.lISE..
holh•
Cm-
11117011:27115 07
PiTTI3IIIIIIOO, PA
A3COALIAS
ice, THE BLOOD.
CASZtA
BEN FRANKLIN •
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ALLYAIBENTI PA.
wive IN FRAN
ILDIN KL INGS S . AVINGS 111.,NE
BU .
No. 41 Ohio St.. A.l-loßkte3 l s . .
A HONE COMPANY. managed by reactors
w.o known go the community, who trust by fair
detain* to merit a share of Your Patronage.
ninny 1RW1L"..............Pre5ideat.
QUO. D.
DIRECTORS:
Henry Irwin D. L. Patterson,
Simon. Blame Jacob Franz
Drum, [J. B. Smith:
W. M. Stewart, Ch. F. Wb
Jos. Lantner, H. 4.1
8. E.
. GEN -
aplo:o3S
Cissit
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHELAN'S BUILDING. •
•
No. 312 Fifth Avenue. Second Floor,
FITTSIIROS, PA.
Capital All PaidVP.
DIRECTORS.
N. J. Insley. 'H.W.oliver, jr,lCapt.N.Ralley,
Ihran Wallace, H. H. Hartman. A. Chambers,
Jake Hill. B. Id•Ciurkan, Jas. N.
Thomas S t i b
aRT H Kirit.,Jno.B.
R EING. President.
NO. F. JENNINGS, Vice President.
JOS. T. JOHNSTON, Secre6al7. -
Capt. R. J. GRACE, Gen'i Agent.
Insures on Liberal Terms 'on all Fire
and Marine Rieke. •
ap2:g67
lA — TioNAL
NSURANCE COMPANY.
Cor. Federal St. and Diamond, Allegheny,
Mee, ; In the ~SECOND NATIONAL BANS
BEILLO G.
. ,
W. W. 'MARTIN, President;
JOHN BROWN 3R., Vice President,
JAMES E. IsTnVENEON. Secretary.
DIIIECTORS:
Jona A. Nyler,.-iss. Lockhart.' Jos. Mjerif,
Jas.L.Grafinm.. Robert Lea, C. C. Boyle,
Juo. Brown,Jr. Ocorse Oorst,,Jacop bopß
0.11 P 111121115 ,Jno. Thompson: J. Menu:taller.
- &PG
pENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBUREK
OFFICE. N0.1.81%1C00D STREET. BANS
OP COMMERCE
This is a Home Company, and Memel adlanut
Mu by Fire exclusively. • •
LEONARD
OYL W%ALTVice EB, President.
C. C. B President.
BOBEHT_PATRICH. Treasurer.
103011 IdeELEIHNY. Secretary.
roMsCrOns:
Leonard Walter. Oeor_Witson.
0. C. Boyle, • taeo. W. Evans,
Robert Pada, J. C. Lappe,
Jacob Painter. - .7. C. Pleiner,
Josiah King, John Voegtley,
Jas. H. Hopkins, A. inrouni.
Henry Sproul, I
p Eg f :ES ) INtilptANC COlll-
oinvicz, !T. s. comma wow) yirrli sTa.
& Home 0092paxiy,takingrZe and Itatine Eisti
STRICTOITS:
J _ _ .
nosde,
Capt. ain /..
Bamael P. Striver.
Charles Arbuckle.
Jared M. Erwin,
Wm L A M__
Samuel art ,
7 Pr e s ident. !,
Secretary: .
los. General Arent.
Wm. Phill
Wattips,
John , .
John E. Pasks,
Capt. James Muer.
Wm. Vahigirt.: .
James ll.yerna l
WM..PHIL
A JOHN WATT
F. UW •
PP. J A tI. 440 R
VIEBINff .
AGAINST LOSS - BY. PIRA.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COOF PHILADELPHIA;
.
oirriot,iss a ofi Malin= fri..near int.
Dnus. •
Males W. Itazieter, .It aideesl If :LOW_
Tobias Wagner. . David S. Brplrn,
Simnel wank .• • ' 1,“71101 ,L .
4 1
Jacob B.
bat% _ , h4wesa c. Dm, i
. Pilore.W. Wane tieorge rates. • i
ON it.Eft G. BAY President,.
4.D W. (1. DALt. oe President.
W. O. irrELF,:iileetets
..... 1 . J. SktuJlSKEewirrsA.L Attists, .
North West, toms. pad. and . Wood Stresie.
. • 1 . .....
IiTEIIII nwoustrina con.
OIL PITTSBURGEL.-_
ILNIANDa NildlcrA,llesiaeni.
-
WM..T. RERBlettTL_ _Secretary.
OAPT. N WILD, tieneral Agent.
OmCe, 9A Wateritrebt, nom i C 0 . ,. Wars!
W ic l InMnremS iPittohriki
sOf,
sad Ida.
rho Make. •A ll Last4tg %
elou. moaned p
roctor. who are known to the comm ty,
sad who an ed oso
w _ &ad liber
silty to maintain the character I,en they nave
aesureed. sioffertogthertcal lootection •those
who desire to be Insured.
Alemmulerlllmlekt ;
E. Muter, Jri.
James McAuley.
Alemanderllpenr, •
AadrevAealell.
may m .p 0514%
D. amen.
ROOFING 51 , 17101 1 VARIOUS •
Qualities.., dad . 'Colors.
~,pa r ticular attantlein: even toKau and
Zl' d a r l e r g i g d'ate roots.Paniculass and prices
. • 8•• NPVIMA
NO. 43-Bevelob Aitiaties
so . b31:10
'
ITAINEI
ALEFABM FOR SALE.
if —situated 4 1si Allegheny litornsbijp, We're
wartian& tounty,•lo -Munk' Ari Alt awn li p.
eans staton, on the IleabenyVaury Harrold.
Oorantnal(4,aores. 60,0 t "ditch are olearedi all
under lents; bdanee , valuable Umber; ander.
hi7Mlitriab coal.* tocit liaimd , &lire
and DM: 'nordista at stili Melt im
sii i: 1.11
rreuweeritlawl IS a gm* toga.
tp. as and mimsarr * ag
Oki r o ma g:
4.•;,1 ;gig I•'^•'
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ME
El
I - . RAILROADS.
rAlefilirSitlTrAlignipar"
NIA CENTRAL ItAIL
D.. OrL and after JULY 45tb. 1569. Train
will arriveVaiul depart fru the Union Depot.
comes, of ashingWri and . Liberty Streets. ar
follows: I- •
Arrtss. • Depart. '
Mall Tr aim... 1:25 am diDay Expre.ss..ll:ls s
Fast Line 1-45 inoutnorn Ex.. 4:6 ma
Wall's No. 1.. 6 SIO am Wall's No. 1.. 6:3oam
BrintonAccs'n. 7:50 am ,Mau Train 8:15 am
Wall's No. 2.. 850 sin BralsAs Nollo:20 sair,
Cincinnati' Ex.9:10 am etlnein'tilfal9:llo
Johnstown A010:35 am i Wall's No. 2.. 11:45 am
1: tins A° Nol 1:10-pm Johnstown Ae. 3:1.15
Pltrat. , ab E r i4 1:30 pm fira'ks Ac RW.3:40 pm
Phila. Up
r 0
pm t
Phil l a. s E
xpr
ess /4:*5OF M
:
B r a lsNo Noj66o pm ' W alPsNo. B ..6:o o p m m
Homewood Ac.o:sslpml • Fast Line 7:3opm
Wall's No. 4. 7:90 pnilflomewood AC. 8:50 pm
Niro, Passn'r 10:40 pm No. 5.. 11:00 pm
!These trains make close connection at liarzia
bnre for Baltimore: I ' • . • •
The Church Traia leaves Walla Station ever' y
I:sudsy at 9:05 a..m.. reaching Pittsburgh at
100.5 a. m. Be talllitig. leares Pittsburgh at.
151:110 p., and arrival aa ' ' Walls Statical- "
11:1Cin0 p. ' •
*cinnati Express leaves &din. tioulltens
Express leaves daily except Monday. Al. er
trs , is artily o.X.Cept Surkday. ,
For, farther information amp tel• • ,
••• W. B. BECSWITM. At • '
The.P—
enzurantaliallroad Company will note
acme any es forßseirage, except for wearing sp7 .
panel 'and limit their responsibility to One Ho. ,
dre. Dollars in value. All Baggage exceedin g
the t amount in value will to tithe risk of ti e
ownar. unless' taken special•tract.
EDWARD H. con WILLIAM%
air" Ofteral littperinteadentoAltoons..Pa..z.
$3_T E N- A NIONEN
PENNSYLVANIA
NROAD.—On and afterApril.2sth,lB B 9.the
Ps s senger Trains oh the Western Pennsylvania
Rai road will arrive at and depart from the
Feder
A 1 Srrive treet Depot, Allegheny City... follows:
. I Depart.
Sprringd , e No15:40 a m,Malli 7:00 a a
Freeport No.18:20 m; Freeport 80. 1 0:20 am
Express."... 10:40 a ra,Sharnb , g Not 11:90 am
Sharpb , g No.11:20 p m Express. 2:50 pm
Freeport No. 24:00 p m;tipringd Ho 13:30 pm
Mall 5:50 p =Freeport N0.25:20 pm
llnringd'e N026:90 p mithningd .e.No 26:30 yint
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction
even, Sunday at 7:40 a. m" reaching Allegheny
City at 9:50 a. in. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1:20 p. m. and &Mee at Allegheny Junc
tion at 3:40 p. m.
CONINIITATION Tionliviy—For sale in packages •
of Twenty, between Allegheny City,Chestnut
street, Hen ' s, Bennett Pine Creek , Etna. and
Sharpsbura and good 013 y on the trains stopping
it Stations met:heed on tickets. - •
The trains - leaving Allegheny , City at 7.001.
m. make direct connection at Freepon withWal.
kers Wm of Stages for Butler and Hannahstown.
Through tickets may be purchased at' the Oincs
No. 151. Cleft street,nearthe Suspenzionßridga,
Pittsbun. h, and at the Depot. Allegheny.
For further information applytel_
JAMES F ederal Agent.
• Federal Street Depots
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not
as sums any risk ibr glggsge, except for wearing
:towel, and limit their respanallolllty to One
Hundred Dollars in value. All- baggage ex.'
reeding this amount in value wfilbe at the risk of
the owner, unless taken by special contract.
•
EDWARD H..WILLIAidB,
ap26 General Sunerintendent. Altoona. Pa.
jWm A ' Coo per.
IGotuelb 1 , 8401,
Jacob Bruih
(mph Craig,
rare, rnlieu.
3 110 N, ~.
: • AGENT.,
Wrtga i : *' * " 4 ' r •
iltlitia. 70ET WAYNE - AbLCHICAOO
I:. W. and CLEVELAND & FITTBCH E. Is.
prom May 9th; 1869.: t r ain's will leave tram
and arrive at the Union Depot; until:side, rim
burgh city time. as follows: - • Arrive.
Chicago E
Leve.—
2ni in •
x : :uChicago Ni.. Ex.. I:se a M
Erie dkXgn Ey.7:2Bsm Chicago Ex...111: . 03 pm
CL dr Wh g M'16:13 it in Wheeling EX 0.413 a rt
Chicago Mall-6:58 miSt. Louis Ex 7:08 pm
Chicago Ex.,..9:42 a nti Chl , go Ex win 4:08 p
Cl. d•Wh'g Ex-2:oBpm' Cleveland Ex 3:53 p m
Chicago Ex., 2:23 p m Erie Ex 5:58p m
W 'e & Erie Ex.:3B pir.,ol.ll:Wirg Ex6:s3p m
Depart/roes Allegheny. Arrive in Allegedly
Bea" r Falls Ac.8:58 m' Leetsdale ke..6:58 is
Leetsdale " 1003 am I F.c.a'r Fails 8:28 am
64 S. 11:58 a m New Castle "10:23 am
KM:heater " I:2Bpm , Crum ...9:13 am
Enon .".3:580 - milleetsdale - 1:08 pm
Leetsdale Acc.6:l3 pm Bes'r Valls " 2:43 pm
Bea"rFalls .6:13p nil Lel:dale "4:33 pet
Leetsdale 10:6801 ' " 7:23pm
Fair Oaks Bun- Pair . Oaks Sun
day Church: 1:13 p dayt,:hurch„ 9:58
1121- 2:2311 in. Chicago Expreas leaves dally.
iew. 12 . :03 in:Chleago Expresa arrives daily.
fd: - KIMBALL, J. N. APCULLOUGH.
Senn Ticket Agent. - - eleng Supten't.
mylo
FIANGR_Of . MEM'
TIME.
ACLEGI L
YBNECTI IY TE -I AI LTRHOEOD,
REGIONS
WITHOUT CHARGE - OF °Ans.
On and after MONDAY_ , June 1.40,1b69 TWO
THROUGH TRAM Di ALLY (except Sunday)
will leave Plttsburgt Depot, corner of Elev
enth and Pike .streete,for Franklin, Oil City, Bub "
1110.-e.n4 all points - m O a OiiiingiOna.
LRAM PITTSBURGH. ARRIV .DI PITTSBMISII
Day Et 8:00 am Day Es 15:15.p
wight Ex .... 7:30 pm NlghtEx 8:30 •in
Brady's BAn '3.05 p m Brady* B LP:IS am
Freeport Ae 9:40 a m,lstgodaWtts "7:40 a m
- 9d SodaW 'MC 8:30 pm IF: eeport 8:1.5 p
Ist Halton— 8:55 a m Ilst Holton.. 5:50 a m
idd H ulton —l2 :00 mIRIn Holton— 2:00 pin
3d Hutton... 1 i:ol9pm tad Hylton... 1:05.p m
Arnld , s Ac. 5:00 Is Ac 9: m
Chump 'train to and p
- from Sod*Antold Worts 4 l e iver
Ptttsbnrgh at 1:10 P. 11. Arrive at 'Pittsburgh,
(Sundays,) ut 9 50A.
Express trains stop only at ininclpal point*.
Accommodation ratmrstop at all stations
J. J. LA.WRENCI. Gen.' suptt.. -
• THOMAS M. SING, All't. BRA.
snail
ITTSBITIIGEk MIR - • .
CINCLITNATI ANDwwm- - ----.
runnel RAILWAY:' .
'
- .
PANHANDLE ROUTE.
aginl , GE . up7ll43.—Onand alter MONDAY.
April 88111_, 1859, trains will leave and arrive as
Mt tinion Dern: eilltedwinct—
.. Arrive.
Nall - ' ......4..«.... rii6Wll. 7 m. 111:13 a. au
last Line.... ........ ... 9:43.a. m. 1:13 P. DI
raptell 11:33 tr. m. ' 4:33 a. w.
lifted Aaft - 5:33 a. za. 5:58 p.m.
McDoyald's Aeo , a, N 0.111143 a. va. * 8:18 a. me
Btenterivtlie Aceaaustod..4l:oll p. nal : 9:33 a.ta '
lleDonald's Aetort.l7s. 1 548 p. nu - 1:1114 D. 24
Sunday March Traln.../3:9BlVmt. '9;58 a. mu
• Mir 33 P. X. tram will love - '
111:13 P. 11.4111ba Wllistrlve dalW
Alt other trains will run daily. ilunaays except.
ed. The ar43 :11.1114 MIL makes dose con
nection" at Newark hr Zanesville.
- • - 8. P. 80113LL's General Trenst
T 4
- W. W. CARD. litudbeirrilla. 10.1.
ELITTSBITIMH &MM .
uor D euus . v F •
On and atter TUIDIDAY, _ NoTernhier. - llth.
151ST. trains wnrirtive arate del:ants= the
I:244pat own= of Grant And Water' streets. la
Santo and fra ;,.• •
iL. 6:00 P. Mb
araKeesportdecemdtn: 11:00 a. Y. :11:18
Is. to and-tram trni , n, .8:00 r. t x. ;o:110 A. K.
West Newton. Aecom , a 4:30 P. K. €:35 A.l.
Braddock's CoooradVni 'sax r 4 Irao r. X
Matt Ae. tosieK__,eigal.lo:3ol.. K. 0:811.t. .
8n ads, Church Tr= Wi` ' • "
_ and 0= West tlayten 11.00 _ !. x.10:09 A.
tor tickets anntril
N.. RAYMOND, lota
'Vint
• ise. . UT: Oraerustentient. hall '
WIZ mu L
IiIIMMI
UNION PACIFIC atimm
Joan B.ll=l , i..
Chas. J.
William 8. Evans., ,
amph
The 13110KTEST MUTT BALLA=
ILOU rti tom thP Zenith a hoaxer is •
Colorado -A eiiadite
• California Utah, •
I Arizona Washington,
NewMezicor Idaho,
TWo Trate' Nave litats Use ansi Leaveworth
Saani=Cllstsdaon the
owlls d from W.. Loula. and Hann .
and tit. doe Iron& ham - Quincy, consume.
Inv au Lawrence. To and:blame go with
stag.. for id points Id Klusesur." At - end ot
STATEt oi, =worth with..the . :WM
S lisan% ) =LYVlS 0,
Lileg OY OVit YD
=MUM
cpACH/CS FOIL
DEN VIOR;
An Points in the Ter:Mode's
And with IiANTIVEMOWS
of (10ACILE8 for Tan Bentle Fort, pail,
Athuquergoe, Manta TO, and all pante .ba AtF
sobs and New Ifesigo, •,
anZth the nova additions oeratai 'stock
ipitamentc andthe ta mad,
tethonalbletnerlana 'rrausportatton Liao
tram its wutern tensions.: Ma roadamat 02eza
unequalled tretutte. A 07,06 tniumlialoa . cd
freight to th e Tar West.
_
Tleketsfor NA / 1 2 1 aciallekist aloes to
'the Ualusd
t 3
'the muds* - - -
Be vend sek•og-Al! aet.•irta THII,SMOU
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