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PETROtEIIM MARKET.
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OFFICE OF PITTSBITEGE GAZETTE,
Tus~DAY, September 7, 1869.
The oil market continues , painefully
quiet, but a single sale reported in two
days, and dealers generally are in a
complete state of suspense, and anxious
ly waiting for - the long expected im
provement, and which; it is to be re
gretted, appears to be as far off• as
The only visible effect the decremedshlp
ments has exerted thus for, has beehlo
create a firmer feeling; the demand is
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by no - means urgent, though there is
sem° inquiry and but very few sellers—
in this market at least, as refiners- gen.'.
orally have very wisely • concluded not
to sell until such time as a fair margin
can be secured, and that time, it would
appear, has not vet arrived. • Crude is
still 'relatively higher than retined, and,
as a consequencu, there is, no induce- -
ment offered to the manufacturer to sell,
and, as already intimated, it is almost
impossible to effect a sale of relined at
present prices. It is said, and it is prob.
ably true. that the foreign markets ate
up sufficiently to give the exporter a
margin, but, nevertheless, these ex
porters, for some cause or other, do' hot
appear very anxious about taking hold;
otherwise, the market would give some
evidence of it.
CRUDE.
The was but. a single sale, 1,000 bbls,
seller September at 14%, and this seems
to be regarded as the standard price for
either spot or seller this month; seller
all year nominal at 14%; and buyer all
year at log. •
REFIRED
Bat a single sale •reported, 500 bbl last
half September at 32%. Later it the
day this delivery was better, 32M being
offered without takers, and "refusals "
asked at 32%; October, last half, quoted
at 32%@33; and the same figures will
answer for last three or fear months.
LOBRLOATING OM*
Eclipse Winter Lubricating • oil _4oc
Eclipse - Railroad Axle
..• '3sc
Eclipse Machinery 75c
Eclipse Spindle SOc
Parker dt Thompson 520 "
RECEIPTS OF CRUDE OIL.
Flatter k Bro .......
Leech;,
G. S. Thomas
Lockhart, Frew dr. Co
J. Manhall
Pool dr, Bro
-- 2,523 bbLa
OIL SHIPPED 116 ST BY A. V. A. R.
Standard Oil Co., 495 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew it Co., Philadelphia.
Citizens Ref. Co., 521 bbls refined to
Tack & Bro., Philadelphia. •
Liberty Oil Works 250 bbls refined to
Young &. Levering, Baltimore.
Total Refined
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Nzw YORK, September 7. Ashes
Pots quiet
, and steady at $7,35®7,62;
Pearls dull and nominal. Cotton a shade
lower and only moderate business
with sales 500 bale at 3434 c for uplands.
Flour; receipts 11, 98 bbls; s®loe lower;
and rather more d ing, part for export,
with sales 8,700 b lit at $5,75®6,20 for
superfineNiate an western, $ 6,55@7,10
for common to cho ce extra State. 56,45®
tI,,E,
7,15 for do extra estern, 87,20®7,30 for
white wheat eitr 96.60®7,15 for round
hoop Ohio. 86.75® 00 for extra St. Louis,
and. 97,25®9.00 f r good to choice do,
closing quiet; incl ded in the sales were
4,000 bbls extra Oh o and State for export
at 96,75®0,85 slivered. California
Flour nominal at 56,50 @ 8,65. Ore
gon Flour dull at 96,75®8,25. Rye
Flour quiet, with les 200 rbbis at 94,50
®6,40. Corn mea scarce and in fair re
quest; sales of 6 bbls Brandywine at
96,25. Whisky h vy; sales of 300 bbls
western at 91,10,51,12. Freights: nearly
all at inside pric s. Wheat: receipts of
-80,293 bushels; '9®303 lower and rather
more doing: sal ea of 134,000 bushels at
91,42®1,48 for No. 2 spring, the latter for
'very choice; $1,52®1,57 for winter red
and amber western, 51,55 for amber Vir
ginia, $L,58®1,60 for amber Tennessee.
91,60®1,61 for white western. Rye dull
and heavy. Barley and barley - malt dull
and nominal. Corn: receipts of 14,459
bushels; very scarce and lc bet
ter; sales of 49,000 bnshels at 91,05
01,18 for unsound new mixed western,
51,20®1,2 2 for, sound,- 91,25 for western
yellow, 51,20 for*mmon white western.
Oats: receipts were 28,027 bush; market
opened Arm but closed dull and I®2o
lower: sates 38,000 bush at 65@690 for
new eouthern and western, closing at 65
®ll9c. Rice quiet. Coffee moderately ,
active; sales 900 bags Rio on private
terms. Sugar In 'fair request; sales 1,000
hhda at 1134 ®1234c for Cuba and 1134®
12.34 c for Porto Rico. Molasses, dull.
Petroletinittulet at 17@17 4 0 for crude
and 323ic for refined. 'Hops dill and
nominal. Linseed Oil quiet at 96®980,
in casks. Spirits Turpentine quiet at 42 .
0423,0. Provisions—Pork cull and
lewer; scales 420 bbls at' $31,50®31,75 for
mess, closing-Tat;-531,50, ciishi . 531,00
031,25 was paid for'old do.; 527,25®26,00.
for prime, $30,50®31,00 for prime mess..
Beef steady, with sales 230 bbls at $8,50®
18,50 for new , 'plain mess, and 512@17 for
new extra mess. Beef llama steady, ,
with sales 110 bbls at 25600.—Cut. Meats
steady, with sales 150 pae,katto/1 at 1434Ek
15340 for shoulders, and 171519 c for hams;
middles heavy, with sales 126-boxes ice
cared at 1634®17 1 4c. Lard -quiet and
heavy, with sales 300 tierces at 17®193.40
for steam, and 934@20q for,kettle ren
dered. Butter more actlV at 16@280
for Ohio, and 16 Mc for State:- Cheese
quiet at 13®16 Freights.,to Liverpool
without decide change, with shipments
60,000 bush w eat at 10,g®1034d per
steam, and 900 Dia flour per steam at 2s
9d. ..
-.Latest—Flour nll at 5010 c lower.
Wheat slightly in buyers' favor, with a
limited export demand. Rye-.dull: at
411,16®1,17 for State. Oats lower and
. heavy at 65®67c for western. Corn is
scarce and firm ati/,/9@11,28 for sound
mixed western. Pork dull and nominal
at. 531,50 for mess. /Beet dull and un
changed. Cut Meats dull and nominal.
Bacon quiet and heavy. Lard dull at
19c for fair to prime steam; Egge prat
at 25@260. 1
CHICAGO, September T.—Exchange par
to 1-10 off. Freights active •at 70 for
wheat, and No for corn to
.. Buffalo.:
Flour flat and 1234®18c. lower: Stook
light and demand principally for spring
extras, ranging from 45,75 to 38, with
offerings light- Wheat market dull;
No. 2 spring declined , 4(g1434c and No. 8
do. 134®2c, closing at 31.,26@1,263; for
the former; winter grades quiet and •
prices receded 3c on No. 2; in option
there was less activity, No. 2 spring sell
• t o g at 131,204@1,263y seller Sep
tember, and 11,25 softer • October;
after 'change the transactions were
at 51,26,1 s,eller September. Dorn
dull and lower; sales at 870 for No. 1, and
138®87340 for N 0. 2 •, closing at 88 3 10 for
future deliverYPhree wstair44 bales at
85, 4 1@8834ct seller -Septembersand 88X®
870 seller last 'half of, September; •doring
the a ft ernoon sales were made at 883io.
seller September: ' Oats qu iet and •lo
lower;`plea at , AVM No. "2
cash.. and 4111348340 :gfor waNiAr. Bea:
tember,lcleitistz•slt 244o sosobA'•
demand fair and molar at 980840f0r
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`2; ',closing at insidelyigure, Dailey firmer
and-3©so,higheri sales at 1;32gi,35 Sel
ler the Mouth, and $1,40 cash; "closing
sellers $1,35 fer mouth. Highwines quiet
abd easier; sales at $1,06. Provisions
dull, inactiveand nominal; menet 833,50
®84,00; sweet pickled barns at 17©17Xe.
Lard at 181‘619.y.c. Receipts-8,275 bbis.
flour; 55,117 bush. wheat; 179,850 bush.
corn; 58,971 bush, eats; 7.891. busb. rye.
4,8401 bush. barley; 1,844 hogs. . Ship.
meats 5,620 bbla. flour; 94,084 bush.
wheatt.125,973 bush. corn: 105,024 bush.
oats; 1,356 bash. ryo; 1,535 hogs.
i T AIis, 'Sept: 7.--TobaocOeotiva and
flint' at" call prices. Cotton;; .nothing
doing. Hemp steady and firh,'with sales
of undressed at $1,39®1,45; the, latter for
cboice. Snaerilne mill extra in
'good Aelhand andrai, but grades
' dull ." superfine sol d at 54,75 0 5,20; extra
at, $9,25@5 50; XX. $5,000.00; XXX
$6,20@7,25; Choice to limey - ily $7,50
@8,50. .Wheat opeifed flrm"btit • closed 1
@2O lower. and, a small lot of No: 2 spring'
sold at $1,10; No. 2 red fall at $1,15©1,17;
No. 1. do W11,20(4)1.22. choice 31,25 ®1,35;
No. 1 whitell,3o; .cholee, • 11,37%1gi1,45.
Corn unchanged; bales at 880 for mixed,
910 for choice yellow, 93@)8tio for prime
to choice white. Oats • steady .and un
changed ak 43@440 for mixed in bulk,
4854 ®soo mixed in sacks, and {2@530 for
w
choice,hite. hnoyent ; for the
best quality, and all grades: wanted;
fancy Missouri fall sold at 00, and
Ohio. fall $l,BO. Rye is in gobd demand
at - 810 for prime. ' Whiskey steady at
$1,09. Groceries , ;q uiet, end .tinchang
ed, Pork is dull at $3l on orders.
Dry salted moat Is unchanged at
14y,(A)143 - i shoeldera, 17%e clear rib,
and 180 for clear aides. Bacon; there is
a good order demand, with sales at 15%0
for sholuiders,-18y 4 o for rib sides, 18%0
for dinar rib, 190161 , clear sides, and 24X
i@)2so for choice sugar cured . hams. Re
ceipta: 8,600 bbis flour. 44,700 bus wheat,
5,900 bus corn, 11,900 bus oats, 22,000 bus
barley, 1,000 bus rye. 300 hogs.,
Onsonswear, September.7.—Flour dull
and - drooping; faintly $6@6,25. Wheat un
settled and nominal, buyers have witn.
drawn; red was offered at $1,20(i51,25:
white $1;85@1,40. Corn firm at $141,03.
Oats 54@58.3. Rye dull and lower; sales
at 96098 c. Tobacco firm and in good de
mand; hales 251 hhds at $7®24 25 :for
trash atal.good leaf. Whisky uusettled
with small Bales reported at $l,OB,
but sales of any magnitude could
not be made at better than $1,05. Mess
Pork dull; 100 bbls sold at $32,50, though
it is generally held at 132,75. Bulk shoul
ders sold at.l3%c but cannot be bought
below 140 at the close; sides firm at 16%c.
Bacon firm at 15%0 • for shoulders; sides
18310 for clear rib or clear. Sugar cured
hams at 23@)240. Lard is held at 19%c
wittrno demand. Batter is scarce and
higher at 30@38c. Eggs scarce and higher
at 18@21c, latter rate for fresh selected.
Cheese firmer; Western Reserve 14®15c,
and 16@16%0 for factory. No change in
Oil; Linseed $1,00®1,02; Lard $1,40@
1,43. Petroleum; 31@330 for refined.;
Sugar firm; raw 13%. to 160. Coffee is
steady at 20 to 253%0. Gold 135% baying.
Exchange dull at 1-10 discount buying,
and par selling. Money market close at
10©12 per cent. . •
BALTIMORE, September 7.-Flour quiet;
Hoavard street superfine at $13@6,25; ex
tra at $6,50@7,75; family at 18®9; City
Mills superfine at $6@ 6 ,5 0 ; extra at 56,60
@7,75; family at 58,25@10,50; western
superfine at $6@6,25; family aL7.50@)8,2f;
about 2,000 bbls. western extra sold at
$6,50457. Wheat firmer; prime to choice
red at $1,50@1,60. Corn firm; white at
$1,18@1,20; yellow at .61,18@)t. uO. Oats,
prime at 60c. Rye dull at $1,10©1,15.
Mess pork quiet at $34,50. Bacon firm;
rib sides at 19%c; clear rib at 20c; shoul
ders at 164 ti; hams at 24©250. Lard
quiet at 20@20%e. Whisky in fair de
mand at $1,12. . •
PHILADELPHIA, September 7.—Flour
in limited demand; superfine 15,25@5,50,
extras $5,50@6,00, spring' wheat family
$6,50@7,75, Pennsylvania do. 16,75@7,75,
and fancy 18,2509,25: Wheat better;
State and western red 51,53. Rye steady
at 51,15. Corn conies in slowly; _yellow
1,20. and mixed Western $1,14®1,16. Oats
in fair demand; new 60c. Groceries un
changed. Provisions: a smelt business.
Mess Pork $34,50@34,75. Lard 19%c.
Petroleum quiet; , crude 22%.3, and re
fined 31%@31%0. Whisky dull at 51,17
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TOLEDO. September 7.—Flour dull.
Wheat 4@sc lower; No. 2 white Wabash
$1,33, No. 1 white Michigan , $442. regu
lar do, $1,30, amber offered at 51,83, o,
1 -red held at $1,33@1,33%, No. 2 do.
$1,31% No. 3 do. $11,24 Corn Ito lower;
No. 1 960, 1 No. 2 1 34ew , Oats Unchanged,
No: 1 54c,-No. 2 490. Grain Freights firm,
43,0 to Buffalo and to Oiavego. 'Re
ceipts flour 6,000 bbls, wheat 104,700 bush.
corn 18,000 bush, oats 7,600'-bush, rye 7EO
bush. Shipments flour 4,800 tails; wheat
24,000. bush, corn 9,600 bulb, oats 4,900
bush.
80 bbls
320 . 1
80 ..
1,040 '•
523 ••
480 "
1,266
LouisvlLtat, September 7.—Flour firm;
sales super at 5.5(45,25. Wheat dull at
$1,15®1,25 for red and while. Corn
firmer at 8.5(4)92%c, in bulk.. Oa ts: in
bulk sold at 45 ®soc. ItYe 90,598 e• Leaf
Tobacco very active and 'firm; Sales 207
hhds at //43;700)19,00...Pr0viai0ns quiet
and firm: mess pork 5134@34,25. Bacon ,
shoulders 16©1634c; -clear rit:4•19y,®193543:
clear sides 1934 c; hams—sugar cured „ 2•2 c .
extra sugar .cured •2J3503. • Lard 20c.
Whisky now delivered at 111,08.
September 7.—lelour dull
and weak, choice spring extra offered at
$5,87€113,25. Wheat quiet, 111,29)4 for No.
1, $ 4263% for No: 2. Oats quiet and steady,
43€143Mc for No. 2. Corn nominal: 'Eke
lower, 95c for No 1. BArley inciminal.' •
Grain Freights quiet and firm, 1335®1•20
toi . Buffalo and Oswego. Nacelpta: 1,000
bbls Sop? 19,000 . bush wheat;-4,000 bush
i
oats 2,000 • bush , corn . Shipments: 200
bbis” flour.• •
Cr.EvELADD, ' Sept. ' 7.=Flour 'dull.
Wheat; No. 1 red seller Septembu 01,84;
No. 2do on' spot Isl,o. Corp, ,No. 1 Si®'
1,01; No. 2 118®99c. Oats Mc:* Nye, No.
1 1,1@1,05;',N0. 2' 90@)95c. Barley morai
nal at 111,25 ®1,30 for, State and. Canada.
Petroletim; refined heidAtit,'29o for spot
and Octhber, and Small, lotsbeld at 2@M
above these figures; crtide"held at 11 6 .5 5
@6,60. -11
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DETTOIT, SO, Itt OT hea
—receipts, 21,060 , bush; „rusiket
weak, with extra white' at 51,62, N 0... do
do
8489, regular $1,32, And amber at '51,31@
1,32; „ , -
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IMPORTp
FITTOBIIROH, FORT WALT/ 4 7J ,dr• CM; ,
°AGO RAILROAR B SePtedibfir -;7.-1,200
sks lionr, owner; 1 car barley, -Tboe Col
lins; 1 car cooperage, ,Thos Sastings; 23
ins cheese, Arbrickles & Co; 10 sks rags,
Godfrey dr, Clark; 6 bbls whisky, , Thos
Moore; 2.i bits candlea, J Dilworth &
Co; 10 bac; w crystal, W S Snodgrass; 47,
bdis shovels, Myers & , Armorpf.lo, doz
brooms, J A Renshaw;.2o hides, :51;',D0•
lang; 26 bits rye; W J =Meek;• 100 bbis
flour, Dan Wallace; 200 do doi owner; .
120 • tulle bides, G N Hoffatott; 1 car stones'
JL L Knos.;l.car meat, E Myers &
Co; 1 do saran iron, T Maloney 4100 hides, ,
Hays it ...Stewart; 4' .bales broom ore,
Wm Madrot s 0 bdlahldee, Boyd M it Co;
2 care l rye, Robb it Herron; 25 ibis high
winesa.ildoCallonsin: 42. hides, likuxo t
metc tionc BO bgs timothy, seed. -Wall,
Lang it Cop 8 bales broom Corn, ,J. B,To ki r,„
lor,_, . : ,
ahlfff
rit=l3ettembor , 14+64 - amettleoins,
44 - 0; Mt bUlataxillono4l:woor,; ,.
* head; 1 oar 1 s me, Lloyd a B lank;, 2do
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do; • Z u g ' & Co; Bo il riiv. -MeKtiikht p a
Co; 8 do wash 'ore, Bratl3" B Bend Iron
uoi 2,40 do, Shoimbeigeri ALA& Co; l : .410
barley, WJ Meek; 100 bbls oil, J Spear;
l'ettrrye, *Exchange National Bank; 100
empty tar bble, P A. Bates; 345 bides,
S. Harbaugh -it Co: 100 bbls lime, Camp
bell & Co, 124 aka oats, 18 do rye, Mc-
HenrY tit Hood; 10 kge barley,- Haworth
& D; 1, car• oats, Hitchcock , IldisC .&Co;'
174 eke corn,Wm. Welsh & Co; 1 car
iron, ilatt.Wcxd & Co;'1 do feed, Shom'ak
er & Langentilemr.2o - obis APPlcsi' ' l irolgt
M. doCo; 9do sin, Braggerquin & ,CPB; 9
do do, Head &'M• 26 do , do; • EL Rea Jr: 15
'do dit'Springei`& -Co;I0 do do, 3 do eggs,
8 Devol; 71 do apples, J Alien; 4 do do,
9. !to eggs, J V Nelson. .. ,
, - ALlmauxisr, V.A.Liat RAILROAD.. SOP
lember 7.-L4BO bble*oll, Pool Bro: 523 do
dai•J Munhall; 1,040 do :do, Lockhart F
& Co,: 820 do do, R T Leech; 80 do:doi G El
I f
Thomas; 80 do do, Fisher Bro; 4 skis
rags, R 0 Christy; 1 car lime, D M yn
olds; 36 eke oats, Scott & Gisal; Bdo do,
12 do corn, ; Bricker ,&_ Co; • 28 sks ate,
Keil & Ritchart; IS d 6 rags, Godfr y &
Clark; .4 cars - stone, Henderson it ac
kin; ado do, P Brough; Ido met 1, H
Woods/des; 2do do, McKnight Po rter &
Co. t ' , " • -
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PITTSBURGH, OINCINNATB AND Sr
Louts RAILROAD, Sept. 7.—L car staves,
M r Adams; 1 car rye, Dan Wallace; 5
do wheat, R T Kennedy; 28 eke barley.
25 do oats, Smith & Co; 1111 do do, 1 car
rye, Robb &H; 25 sks wheat, McHenry
& Hood; 11 cases tobacco, Knox & Orr;
10 tea lard,'W B Hays & Son; 2 hhds
shoulders: E H Myers it Co; .8 bales cot
ton, A H Childs; 49 sks corn; 14 do bar
ley, 13 do oats, F Schield; 2 cars bulk
wheat, J S I.lg gett.. .• . •
ALLEGHENY .STATION, September 7.-
9 cars wheat,' R T Kennedy & Bro; Ido
do, W McKee & Co; 5 bills leather, Gra
ham & Spangler; 1 car pipe, Jos Reno;
116 hides, Jas Callery; .10 has cheese, 5
bbls flour, S Dyer; 22 Nils hoops, Ralya
et Robertson- '
10 bbls flour, R dt
h A Car
son; 6 doz cairs, J W Blanchard.
COMkaSSIOI!I 111ERCH44.T8
WIUIAM EMR
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Corner of lryilr4 now offer to the trade at low
figurer, strictly
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
Molasses.
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POrto Rico, tuba and iffuglibh Island Sugars.
InedNew York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Re.,
do.
Golden ,Drips, Lovering', Brunjis, Stuart's,
Adams , and Long Island Syrups.
Porto Itleo, Cuba and English Island Molasses.
Young Bytom, Japan, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Oolong Teas.
Carolina and Bangotn Rice.
Java, Lagnayra and •10 Coffees. •
Tobacco, 'Lard Oil. Fish. Nails, Glms, Boans,
Cotton Yarns, itc., constantly on hand.
ALSO.
IMPORT!SBB OF
,Fine Brandies,Wines and Segue.
Shentart, Moselle, and Sparkling Hock Wines
Of Hinkel & Co.. in bottles. _
Sparkling Moselle, Seharebeig and Johannis
burg. Hockheinier. Burgundy,. &e.
Brandenburg & Freres , Fine Olive Oil.
do do Clarets, imported in bottles.
do do White in bottles.
M. Work & Sons' Sparkling Catawba. •
Fine old Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines.
Free Old Mononganela Rye Whiskies. pure.
do Very Superior Old. do do.
, ALSOs
Sole Agents !tor Moet & Chandon's Grand Vin.
jmpeal.
Verz rl euey and Seilery Champagne.
Brandies of our own selection and warranted.
j10.d4.1
E lli X Aßl i l tf D BY A. &
W. N. GORKLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
" No. 271 Liberty Bfreet,
(Drnscrlar, orr. Lena Horn,'
IorICTIRIBITYI43I3. I".A.
se :yIS
W. O. ARMSTRONG,
• Successor to Teter 3 Armstrong,
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PBOPtigi comussioN iffscussr,
`'.-No: . 2.5 lipLlMer STBZET.
:127a E=IL ] Le. r. SUCZAILT.
KEIL &
-COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IND DILILIIIIB
rtauxt, OEL ersDN MILL PZED, Se.
$49 Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
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my 4:b37
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M'STEELE & SON',
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Ckmantisston Merchants,
AND DLLs* , IN
FIXECIR. GRAM 'l - 11373311). MO.
No. V$ OHIO WPRICEI, Deis East Common.
ILLEWISNY CITY. PA.
j a J. BLANCELARD.
‘'Wholauati s ind Rettll
No. 39 6 rzwar bruati.
goislzsi
lI ITTLE, HAND ' /14 PATTON,
W liblesale Brutal% Commission IderchantS
an Dr s in Product., , Iflour, Bacon, Cheese,
Platt, Carbon and Lard Ott, Iron Nail., Glass,
Cotton finis and all P•itaburgh . Manufactures
fenerat Iri k llA alid IMF oISOOND OTILBST,
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300 F uo.l7*.zaw.. uoves....ini. a. nova.
ORE HOUSE" &BROS., fin,
ceasorkto JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wtaile.
gap Grocers and Commission Merchants, - Cor.
Der or Sznithileld and Water Streets. eittstamab.
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Aunt .ertinvx s • • -
§3IIIIPTON &WALLACE - Whole
- eAcm-o enoem AND PROD & DRalo
imi Ao s . 0 BIRTH =RIM?. 'Fittebtuvh.
STEAMS : 1.45,
me: JuvrapoOt
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Bailing EVERY. au BDA.Y. from . Piet *L.
North /slyer, New ye . Iser neassge or Mrther
information ariuhsto 1
NiiistfAit IRTNOBLIMIe
143 BMITHPIX D STREET. Pittsburgh.
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The rains o f mo n day night and yes
terday iorenoon had not, up to last
evening, had much influence on the .
river. Another rain like , this last one,
would do some good, and
,there was
every appearance fast night of :a contin
uance of it. The weithor tioniewhat
cooler; mercury 78 against 82 on ritoricOiy.
The Thompson Dean hail v iald nil at
Carnondelet.
—The Mohawk's barge, sunk at PieSi
dent's Island, was laden with hay, and
it is feared the cargo will be a total loss.
—Joseph Ratiege, the pilot of Jim
Watson, has flied a libel against that
boat, at St. Louis, for - one hundred and
thirty dollars wages. " "
—The Belle her been hauled up to the
main landing and will reaumty businessi
in the Parkersburg ; f.rads, just as soon
as there is suillcent water.
—Capt. Corbett, of Nashvlll6; has! sold
the A. Baker to John ,Trnver, l of
Cairo, for 13,300 cash. She ill to ply . be
tween Cairo and the Tennessee river.
—Captain Geo. Millar and the Stevens
brothers are building a now, side-wheel
steamer at Dyeraburs, for the Memphis
and Dyersburg trade. She will be conl'.
pleted by the time the business season
fairly opens, -
-At Louisville there are two side
wheel and two stern.wheel steamers
building; at Jeffersonville, six stern
wheelers and two aide•wheelers; at New
Albany, two side-wheelers; and at Port
land, one side-wheeler. This is lively
boat building, for a fact.
—Capt. /Rockdale after an absence of
about three weeks ; which time
he visited Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chi
cago, returned :home. yesterday. He
came from Chicago like lightning on
the lightning train, in a little over 14
hours—distance 465 miles.
—The Louisville Courier says: The
Gallatin, a side-wheel steamer, purchas
ed for the Memphis and Mound City
trade ' ri arved at Jeffersonville yester
day. Capt. Ebert, commander of the
Mollie Ebert, is in the city. The Mollie
will leave here Wednesday, and will
connect with the R. E. Lee at Carlo. •
—A Swedish emigrant. named John
Johnson, fell overboard from the Victory
and was drowned, at the teed of Lake
Pepin, on her last trip up. He attempt
ed to draw a bucket of water, and was
jerked overboard. The unfortunate man
left a family, for whom the passengers
and crew of the boat made up a hand
some purse and presented it to the wife.
—The Gem, a small stern-wheeler, en
gaged in the wood and tie huisness at.
Nebraska City, was totally wrecked on
Tuesday last in Kansas Bend. about six
miles below that place. The boat was .
owned by parties in Nebraska City, and
was worth about 56,000. At the time of
the accident she was loaded
with lumber, ties and wood. There was
an insurance on the boat for 51,000 .
—There is a lesson in this paragraph
from Saturday's St. Louis Democrat:
The class of boats now existing carry so
much on little water, that they don't re
quire to load to the guards to carry a
large amount of freight. Boats carry
ing over four hundred tuns on four feet
of water, and others nine hundred tuns
on six feet, form -a startling contrast
to the Western steamers of twenty years
ago.
—We extract the following from the St:
Louis Republiccin In regard to the sale
of "the (treat Republic: An offer of
$40,000 was sent on to her chief owner at
Pittsburgh, last wcek, and the answer ,
telegraphed back • was, that another
party was also figuring for her, and.
offered. more than the "party of the first
part." Yesterday Capt. Wm. J. Kountz,
of Pittsburgh. telegraphed that she had
been sold for 391,060, and gave PO fur
ther particulars. Since then we have
learned that her purchasers are: Capt.
Wm. Donaldson, James Atkinson
and James P. Haigh, of Pittsburgh. The
present purchasers are well known,
especially the first named one, Capt.
Wm... 8. Donaldson, who figured so .ex
ten/lively lately in connection with. the
Great Republic, as original co mman- -
der. It is said to be the intention of the
owners to place Capt. Donaldson in com
mand, and run the boat between tide
city and New Orleans during high water,
and between Vicksburg and. ,Nev
Orleans during the fall seasork
-
Orrier. Or lirreatwit. Ilgraxaz. • '6
5651 d Dthr., PA.. Pitts lttrgh. July 11, 1609.6
„ ,
IVOTICE IS' HEREBY. GIVEN'
IA -that, on the 3d day of March,4•lBls9, there
war 'Belted upon the nremlses of R. l',. ANDER
buII. of Matuleelo. Allegbeoy Bounty, l'a.. for
violation of ••Internal }Levet:nit Law, of July
5119th. 18051." the following articles..to-wit; •
3 900 Cigars:
73 pounds Leaf Toinceo.. :. ' ._ ' • .
Also, that on the sillth day of June, 1889,there
was seized upon' the premises of itilltD.'hill.,.
LER, or West Pittaburgu, Alleehe b y couuty,
pa.• the following articles, to• Wit: ' •-• . •":
2600 Clean*
10 pan a Leaf Tobacco. •-, • ,•• _ ~-,•• ,
Also, th ton Ine 30th day or Miy. 1889. there
Wee leis 4 u n the pre ••ises of CHARL'ES:'
GRENIo 1, tf t e City of Pittsburgh. A legheny
county, a , the foliowlng articles, to - wit:
87 ponds Le r Tobacco; ...
51.800 `gars.
Also. nit on be 7th day of May, / 889. there
;.I
was selsee utni the prernisegurJACtitt Yfin'T. -
of Cools-ravine, Allegheny comity. is., the fel-.
low I tte articles, 0. Wit: '
3 col/ Cut en 4 Dry Tob cm. _ ~.'• .
Also, that on tr - lst day of March, 11309 there
was s,-is d upon tbe prem 14ises of e. leAll'riti,
or Lower St. Ola r Townaoip, Alleglietly,county.
Pa. the follotelr articles, tcrwtts ''; / —, .
700 Cigars.
Also. that on t e 11th day of May. , loB9,_there•
wan t yed upo the premises of WltaaAhl
at OE , ' of the Ity of Plttabutgh,:PL , the fol."
• lowing rticles , n•wit: • .
, 1 hal teddr °instills NarrTobaceo;' • ' • ' -
3 quarter 1:1,4 s •• •• , .
, 'hid rade II Witt Dar Tobatco: .,' , . ,•
1 qua ter c•d . •• .•• . • •
' 110 unds PI g Twist Tobnceo; • •
4 it
Si tod • Virzi tabu:widow Tobacco:
8 papers Cut Ind Dry etu.oki•g Tobacco;
5 quarter papers (In. br , statOotoNind Tobacco;
Mil Mtge , • ' "
47 Snuff and4Tobleco,lloges; . .
S 'layers Solace Chewing Tobacco ;
10 Cigar Tubes; "_ - - . .
3 Pipes and 1 • ox Oaf P Pea;
T box Chewing Tobacco; . • : „
3 barrels Leaf Tobacco;
SO boats Olgara: , " . • .-.,„,,
ta boxes Fine Cut Tobac ,
11 • htils Scrap 't champ,: 00 Toby Oig ors ; - -..,1 I:
)6 boa Century Chewing Tobacco
Also; that bu the 19th d y of.Juty, 113/ 1 9:therel
as seised upon the ;arm sae of ta I t..LIAM Co.
EN, ( „yB l ,, •1. y. f Pitts nrgh, Allegheny coo n .
it i 3sl ;Lio po t o :
ow o u t ' f u h uc e nd L as
.e s ia l
;N l ' : Taw Lot l b l a d g o e c mp a c t
101 , 1 a i v
tiT l7 e o.4 s t 4 t e
to o:
bu tf a n oz
a d o t :I i;
z : . ' .• . . 7 . ,
145 u PAP Boxes; 11 age; .I . llox Pipeail
.:0 menus 0 . ewing Tobabco: , . . ! : its •
1 tionnter cols and Weights;- :. 1
8 0 so Ja st 1 patr cheep Sneers.. , r ,, .
Al , that n the 10th day of July,ll3l3o,there
was felted a the Depot or the Pittablargh, Cm-
eln.a Vand - t. L.,uis Railroad. In the City or
Pitts tirgh. own) , of, alleghene,,, and
. 4/ 1.E . :0 r
Penn ylvanls', the lohowing property to.wit;
,a •that. oh theslll.l , - -•r July,. file -
i
.4 4041 thn 1 1, '
. 1
a ,
i a t .f . -the .12.-
'•en . sod
E PAARK.
iiii f:thiti:ois the SI Si ii diaWail jaiiiett,. inore
it
w., ,zodo , the prendses.of At.hihtT GLOOK
-lis 5; of the fly of Pitt ourgb; county of.atter
' ithen . end tate of , reninytrenin, the toque.=
prop iitr, to it: '- ••i , - , + i f.,, ~ ~
5 warty W,htsey Barrels,wilb dlstillet y,were
bent anti Mit patdetamps4 not effaced: • • +
i 51 , that a the akethilatof,..tdr, 15e0,1ber5
, was elsed n the premises of. JOitbi +24IiTSSM
oft e limonsh of Binalpgham. countyer Aile
gbeny and State of Pennsylvania, th 4 following
lim p e d*, tOtritt • ~ • . , '_.. ~1, ~ , .•,-
4,50 Cagan. With seamy+. Or View:
. Am y person or. persona having soy Claim ortn
tens; in the fOreitolog ',Weida geode, are nott
fled herewith to appeac end mese gond seen mann
wlthin thirty days from date of the tint publica
tion. °tunnel they wilt be sold atmording toisrry
.;
. ''" THONAS'IV: ItliNlSi ' •
:"; RIVER. NEWS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
' OolleOiar : e;iial
1 1 1804tili01:
, • vin i t
s •
.11
• .13 '
INSURANCE.
7i .:-,PITTISUURGia
GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
LIFE, FIRE, ACCIDENT,:
AND
INLAND . .-IpirsTTRANcE
NO. 63 Fourth Street.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER
F 530,000,000 ,
1, 1. CHIMER & BRO.,
GENERAL AGENTS
CONNECTICUT
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
HARTFORD, CONN., '
For Western PermsylViiiia.
A PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY,
Numbering Nearly 60,000 Members
ASSETS, (JUSE lat e 1869,) OVER
$25,000,000.,
SURPLUS, OVER $7,000,000.
Current Dividend from FORTY
to SEVENTY PER CENT. Cur
rent Inomeover $10,000,000 P er
Annum. Its Income from Interest
alone more than pays its Claims
by death
ALL POLICIES lig-FORFEITING
For Every $lOO of Liabilities,
IT HAS $145 OF ASSETS
Liberal Arrangements made
with insurance Agents and So
licitors upon application at this
Office.
ALSO AGENTS
CM- CHARTERED` 1819.
The Most Successfnl
FIRE INSURANCE :CO, .IN AMERICA.
$5,3 . 32,532.96.
Travellers' irelilent, cash assets, $1,250,000
Albany City 1n5.,C0., " 4 . ; ‘, , 400,000
Aetna Ins. Co, N. Y., " " 600,000
State Ins. Co., Cleveland," -" 250,000
Lancaster Ins. " " ` 250,001
Insurance Effected upon all de
scriptions of Property at PAIR
RATES AND ON'LIBERAL
TERALI. Applications Solicited.,
Poliits.issued without delay and
businees attended to With •
'fide V lity and dispatch.
, au •
. . . _
SFVriiirt AND COMFORT _ O
forth'etryreling community.
•
• J • -ELAS.R.B.LS
Safety: Fire Jacket, Car -Heater and
MODERATOR.
7or Smoke and got, Air Flues, dispensing with
the use of stores anti fire. In or about the Passen
ger or , Baggage Cars, with the attachment to
• graduate the heat to any temperature that may
he desired without tbe possibility of attac h edg:
car or cars to which the Aacket may be
Baying obtained of Vie - United Mates Letters
Patent fir a safety Jacket which Is warranted
to resist the mos , intense heat that may be ap+
plied to it In sae position and purpose for which
it is Intended. '!: 2 - •-
It is s cure protection from accidents by 'fire,
origtnating from defeatire flues or where lion
pipe are used as conductors for smoke Or heat.
It Is applicable to all PIOUS that may become
orerheated, and is warranted to plve perfect sat
isfaction where wood or Other eeuthtlettble mate
rtal mar be placed In close proximity thereto,
i as noW ready to apply my Inrentionto attires,
dwellings, factories., ships, steamboats, railroad
care, act Wherever pipes as conductors are
midst dangerous by being overheated , nd seam
!Icy 'desired, I will send on application right to
manufacture or nee the above invention. Also
Terrltorial AVM to auch as Mateish to engage
in selling DrinlegMt either wy or county., 7
rho; 13•NLAWM.,,.
aV the +-xi J .
ULTRA PAIN T
WORKS: "r corner of Morris street and the ARO..
M i t y, "ploy Railroad, %twelfth ward. ?null
=I
EU
=I
• 11E0ill ' SHAD RECEIVED
.
dilly at BENJAMIN MPLPRESS -400.pulas
• _Ntand, No. CS Dlarn - ond Market, Litt.-
k
'tronell;and - At the Marta CI .‘ Allegheny . VET'
carnet of Ohio and red_eqO a ta. an - b e h a
all klnda , Ot des and -I.sdec ' Malibut,,Okadi
Beak COWL Haddock and • 1, Al e „,. 1 .,..„
oupdheip 400 WhltKLlAlle , Fhb: dadim — el;-.l=
ga wroti troa t ilig gaglr so ala t l V I II kb
ela l • Moat illootaOlkiirjatirvaillielsm=kVorae2
.i ' •
rENNSYLVALICIENINS
h LA. CENTRAL BAIL
AD. On and after w ill 0., aunday AUGUST
29th. 1889. Trap s arrive at and depart
from the Union Depot, corner of Washinilliele
and
rrive.
Liberty streets. ma Pillows: •
A Depart.
Mail Mein-- 1:20 am *Dayispresslsl:3o am
Fast Linh... . I•4b am *Pacific Mg..: 7.48 am
Wall's No. 17— 6 20 am Will's No. 1— 8:210am
BrintonAcc'n. 7:50 am Mall Trairt..l.. 8:10 am
Wall's No. 2.. 0:011 am Bra , ksks Nol. 540 pm
Cincinnati. Ex.11:2.5 am Cincin•ti Ez. 1.11:80 pm
Johnstown Ac 1020 am Wall's No. 3..11:38 am
Bra'ks An Noi T:00 pm Johnstown Ae.4:08 pm
Pittston: En. 111:410 pm Bra's Az Not SAW put
Phila. Expressllllo pin Phila. Expects 3:50 pm
Wail's No. 3.-1:50 pm Wall's No. 3.. 3:05 pna
Bret s Actin 29:88 - pm Wall's Nor 4.. 61011 pat
Wall's No. 4,_• 8:80 pm *Fast.Line—,.. T:3O put
Way Passnlr 1020 pm Wall's It 0. S.. 11:00 pin,
*These trains make close connectionatHarrir
burg for Baltimore, _
The Church Train leavee Wane Station everY
Sunday at .9:05 a.- m., reaching Pittaburgi
io:va a. to. Re turning: leaves Pittsburgh at
19:50 p.. m. and , arrives at Walls station ai
*Cincinnati Express and Patine Express lastest
daily. All .'that trains daily except Sunday.
for further Information apply to
W. H. BECMWITH, Agent.
The PennaYlVaniaaggage, Railroad Company will not sr
enime any risk for B except fbr wearing' ap..
gi r tgil ir f o s i t iri lli i tL i l i t,r m resitilW to One
( il e a w e .
ti at amount In value will be at the risk of the
owner, unless taken be medal contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS.
au3o General Superintendent. Altoona, Pa.
HESTER-N-MIENRIN,
PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.-On and after August 29.11369,tke
Passenger. Trains on the Western, Pennsylvania
Rai road will arrive at and depart from the
Teders 1 Street Depot, Allegheny City, as follows:
A e. part
Springdie No16:40 a m m . MAO aSI
Freeport No.18:20 a m Freeport No. 19:210a m
'Express 10:40 am SharptOgNo111:110 a m
Shsrpb'g No.11:20 pm Express 21:20 p m
Freeport. No. 24:05 pm Springd'e No13:10 p m
5:50 p m Freeport N0.25:20 p ,
Bpringd"e No26:110 o m Staingd 'e N026:30 pm
Above trains run daily exceptSrinday. ! •
The Church. Train leaves Allegheny Junction
ever) riunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny
'City it 9:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Alice/en!'
City at 1:510.p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Junc
tion tt 3:40 n. •
CORrsurAncin Tlclarre-For sale in pac.kages'
of Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut
street, Herr's, Bennett, - Pine Creek Etna and
Sharpsburg , and good on on the treas. stopping
at Stations specified on tickets. _
The trains leaving Allegheny City at 7:00 a.
In. make direct connection at Freeport with Wa
lkers llne of Stages forßutler and Hannshatown,
Through tickets may be purchased at the °See.
No. 1 tit. Clair street, near the Suspension Rridge,
' pittsbura h, and at the Depot, Allegheny.
For further information a_pply to
JAMBS LEFFERTS, Agent
Federal Street Depct.
The Western Pennetylvania Railroad will not
as a m any risk for Baggage, except fbr wearing
a^rarel, and limit their - responsibility to Cne
Hundred Dollars in value. All baggage ex
ceeding:this amount in value willbe at the risk of
the owner. unless taken brepecasa contract.
EDWARD If. WILLIAM%
• au!) Heneyal Sunerintendent Altoona. Pa.
MIE
1 1§11411071... - P . GHC ;VA YNE & CHICAGO'
N. W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R,
Prom Angn et 39th, 1869, trains will leave from
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, rata.
burgh city time. ma follows:.
.Uags.
ChicacEx....9:oB a m
Erie rgu_ 7:213 a m
Cl. & g.1 1 ,16 : 98 am
Chicago Ma11..6:58 a In
Fast Line .....8:48 a mi
Cl. & Wert Ex 1:23 p ir,
Chicago Ex.. 1:38 pm
W'e & Erie Ex.4:38 pm,
Depart./rout Aliegthenti.
Beer Palls Ac.9:08 a te
Leetsdale !! 1U:03 a m
- 7 7 r " 11:5% a m
Rochester" 2:23 pm
Enon " .3:5n pm
Leetsdale Acc.s:l3 pm
Bea'rFalls •• .5:13 pm
Leetsdale 10:43pm
Fair Oaks Sun- - I
day Church. 1:13p m
IQ. I:3S p. m. Chicag
sir 7:33 p. m. Chic .%
F. K. gIYP.IO3, J.
Genl. Pas. & 1 icket Age)
au3o
ORANGE OF
TIME.
.LLEGEENY VALLEY BAILROAp,
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE Olt.
REtiIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OF Cans____.
()n and after MON DAY. June 14th,1559. TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except Sunday)
will leave Pittsburg( Depot. corner of Elev.
euth and Pike streets, for 'Franklin, 011City,Bal.
falo, and all points in e Oil Regions.
Li.AVE PITISEVILOH. !APIUT IN PITINNUILIIN'
Day Ex 8:00 a m '
Day Ex 5:15 par - *.
:right Ex .. 7:30 pm Night Ex 6;30 am .
Brady's BAE 3:05 p m Bradyall'Ac /6:/5 are
Freeport Ac 9:40 am Ist sodaerks 7:441 am
ed SodaW•ka in Freeport Ac. 43:16
Ist Hulton... 6:43 a m Ist Hylton— \ P:5O a ns
Ald Hu1t0n...12:00 med Halton... .9:00 p
3d Hutton— 1 t:00 pm 3d Halton... • 1:05 p
Arnold's Ac. 5:011 pna Arnold's Ac. T. 40 p
Charon train to and ikom Soda Works leave
rtttsborgh at 1:10 P. sl. Arrive at Pittsburgh.
(Sundays,) at 9:50A. it.
Express trains atm) only at principal points.
Accommodation rains stop at all staVins •
J. J. LAWRENCE. Gen' , 'Yr
THOMAZ KM% Assn. Supts
sn3O
gITTSBURGS D apiIIaMiI
LOCENCI 1718 RAILWAY.
PAN HANDLE ROUTER
(MANGE OF TIRE.-On ind - ifter SUNDAY,
August 5111,1869, trains will,leave and arrive at
the Union Depot, as follows: -
Arrive.
Kull au 18:03 p m.
Fast Line' ........ • 8-53:a..ini 7.08 p. m.
Express 4:43 p. m. 7:13 a. m.
Mixed Aeoin 5:93 a. m. 6:53 p.m.
MeDonald , s Aec , n,No.l 11:38a. m. 7:38 a. in.
Steubenville Aceommod. 3:53 p.m. 9:48 a: m.
.11eDonaldis Aeo , n. N 0.25 53 p. m.. 3:1 8 O.
BUlldoe(Ttntrob Train.. 19:58 p. In. 9:58 a. 35.
.9/-11.:43 P. N. train will Leave da lly.
15:03 P. train will arrive daily. -
All other trains will ran daily. Sundays me:'-
ed. The' P:53 a. in.. Train makes close ear
neetlorui at Ntwask IL; Zanesville.
General Ticket Age; t. Columbus, 0.
W. W. CARD, Bunn., Dennison, SAW.
au3l .
riT‘IT I TS BURGH &
OONNE'LLIIV
ROAD.
On and after TI7ESDAY, Noyember, - 17tb.
UPS. trains will arrive at and depart from Skit'
Depot corner e!' Brant and Water streets, as
follows:
Deport. Airiest.
Mall to and/toxin:lM.
tows T:00 A. Is. 6:00 P. Xs
MANeeSportACCOMdM 11:00 A. N. M:O6l. lie.
3tx. to and from Unt'n. 3:00 P. X. 10:10 A. N.
West Newton Accomld 430 P. 8:35 A. N.
Braddock 's Accomdt , n. 6:15 P. N. 1:50 P. X
Right Ac. tolfelPsport.lo:3o P. M. 6:46eA *
Sunday Church Train to .
and from West Newton 1:00 p. m. MOO A.
" ticketil "Ply t E * . M. RAYMOND, igen '
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent. nom
s Nj:ALZ HILL
UNION PACIFIC. BArLwAr
:Tee 1311.011.1%8T a l b XUEVP ssrtraal
BOU.EX awn tee Irate* el .Pcoileti . a
, •
ColOrado - NeiradErc ,
, .
,Arizona Wastiinzton,
Two Tealas leave . State Lbler 116,11 d teSillaWala
exPepied.lon. the arrival of tridal
otr ile nalirosu vvoin bt. Urals., and, Ems.
hal and tit. Joe Railroad from
Inv at Lawman,: Topeka and -• Waroeinfi.w.tw
ataata for all points in Sanely.. At eliu
tree west of Ellsworth with the -.
STA ES EXPRESS COO PANT'S mA• 11 .
LINE OY ovERLAND .3L IL AND ,
COACREN POE - . • • •
DENVER; 6ALT,-LAAItEII
Pointi in the Territories,
And with BANDERSONV TIUMEKIair LIN!
of COACHES forint% Union, Bent's Fort, pup,
Albuquerque, Santa lfe, non all Points in Arts
!Zee add New Masten.
Inn the reeen : additions of ,rolllng
an ointment, and, the ainutgements
responsible Overland Transportastosi Ltnst
from its western =dans. Ude road new- ofd
tinyqualled adidtles for -the tralurralsalen
fretalit to the Xax Wet.__,__, -
Tickets for site et all the vranniliaZ oillette
the United Statesiand•Oacuideit--
Be sere sad elk fOr tleketo eta TSS nifOlfir
80111 , 2 0 15 1 rstUInia.BAILWA.
DiUntUN.
. _
EUULROADS.
Pl=2l
Chicago Ex..32:13 a us
Pacific Ex... 7193 a m Wheeling Ex:B4: m
O.& St. L. Ex 7 1.0 :0 4 8 m
ChPgoExAMI3:SIB
Cleveland Ex 3:38o In
Erie'a YienExs:llBpm
Cl. Wtilg Ex6:3Bpm
' Armes in digeglien y.
Leetsdale Ac..6:53 am
{Be:1:r Falls " 8:98 am
;New Castle "10:513 am
Enon " 9:13 am
Leetsdale "L2:4Bpm
Bea'r Falls " 9:43 pm.
Leetsdale " 4:33 pm '
11.4 S. 7:913 Pin
Fair Oaks Sun- • •
. day Unirch. 9:58 am
go Express leaves dai l y.
igo Express arrives daily.
. M. McCULLorom,
nt. Gsni.• Manager.
Eastern Division:
NeW Mexico, 'ldaho,
Oregon.
AND
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