1'7.111'114 BCI3.
• • • 1%! I
r iT E ,, Br i f „g r i t , :Fif, t 1,. rE ., 14 * - •
1:-4.1V-kgAIRADirr f irf C 0.,. •
Mannfacturers of the greatest varlet, of
71 •
Cook' Parlor and.. Heating StckYns,
THE STATE.'
- .linleAgents for the celebrated Base Bunting Ori
ental Stoves and Funiaceisfor Bard Ccal. or Coke.
Etat In On World for Parlor;Tirdne. store or Church
‘, )ire needs no rekindling-7burnsallAvlnter. Do nct
Day until you see or send.for Circular. -
No. .39 WOOD f,llf FLEET
• Toe Orte”rals—DE iLLES.
imam Su; CEO: RUBLE Y. Allegheny City.
. ,
GRAFF, 111161:18 lc 001
• 9
xAmTrAcrogrusor EVERT remarry OF
SErr i CrErMeti .
808244 CO O SIN( EA 1,17VE1
• , . •
TUE FIERY FURNACE,"
FOE WARMING BUILDINGS
•
gE yrzw 'COOKING STOVP,
••131FAAILATOR." COLUMBIA COON STOVE,
TAN% , Cinelnnatt Pattern) PORTAB LE RANGE,
CAST IRON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S RE
"LitcTioat, GRA.TE:i, free from • &it and dust;
!GRATZ iI'EbNTS,-FENDERS,
,ac.
Libeity Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
se2s:yl7
rILATOVES.
%.-1.
.CET THE BEST.
ipsisram Qc CO :s
TRIUMPH,
hint = Brzumrsovs COAL.
r . f
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well, rainy other Stine in the Union.
MEE
• -•- •
BISSELL
No.,2Bls . Liboily StrOet.
on band sad tot ealehi • • -
TOVSS
imaam NDERS4
•y 'STEEL . WORKS
V QIIESNE -- -
IRON ANDITER WO
1.„
ICANITFACTITREES Olr
Iron, Faille and Steel. Carriage and
Wagon Springs and Axles.
.
Duquesne. XL. ind Juniata Msrrbaiit liar, Round
and bquare Iron; Band, - Hoop, bbeet and Plate Iron;
Oval, - Balt Oval and Half Bound Iron; Cylinder and
Wagon Box Iron; Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
Flat Bali for teal Roads; Cut Nails and s e ars;
Plow, Spring and it B Steel; Laminated Steel; Cut
ter Bars, Crow Bars, au., &C. -
Ode* Wareltoase-3? WAYNE— lITBEST,
Yittatintitti..;
, .
: i'FIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, MMUS: & 00111
prrirssoncia
fiLsnufacturers of every description of
CAST AND CRNMAN,4 7EEL I
BA
fr O II 427. II aPLATFO I6I SPRINGB„!
AgLEa s Emma., TIRE, £C ., ma.
Warehouses,B3,,Waler and. PO Drag&
MIT L R, NASH & PARKIN.
esintsda. reitruns:
.WM..IS¢"TeALF,, REUBEN ran.rae,
GEOO 19. BARR, (RMS. PARKIN. -
evecul. PAnwrioB. Ott.
• • , •
CRESCENT STEELWORICA
Mil 41-0011, BAUR dr; 1 1
.4.11.11 EM,
Office, prcii. 889 Überty,
•
B LAcIL DIAMOND
Fox/ MAHER &
Mannfaetnters of all descrlptiosui of-
ES%=E'
OMee and Warehousei. 12,0 122. 124 BE43OND
and 119 and 14/ FIRS/ ST4EETS.
1.; te,
piTTSBIIRGH STEEL WORKS.
tEsTmizasaw in 4845,3
ANIIERSOX - & - AVOODS ,
lICCEBSOBS TO ANDERSON, - COOS a CO.
ganufaiiiirero Of every deecription of
STEEL.
BEST REFINED TOOL STEEL
L
may, Mulay, Circular, Mang and Cross Cut
SAW PIaEL•TrES.
Spring, Cast and Gerund Plow and Blister Steel.
Shovel: Hoe, Forks nake and Toe walk rteel.
Railroad Spring Steel and Frog Points. Cast Steel
]Yager Bars, .7.lekle Steel. rpriug Rica Tyre, Plow
Wings, etc..; Oil- ,
otaee:and %Vorks—turner FIRSTAND BOSS riTS..
Pittsburgh, Pa kr2B:d9
Godeffroy Braic
43 LICHANGB PLOT. '
Are d; as Hole Agents 11
for the Prnaatati Minl'l4 and Ito
Westphalia, to contract or eel]
ViLll,s!llllleri . , (dellvered in either
delphls) the celebrate 1 -
V. H. SPIEG
zed io extenztvely for the mannfacturing of
BESSEMER STEEL.'
This Iron le free from Sulphur and Phosphorus. and
aostaina a heavy percentage of Manganese. The
lave are also ready to contract tor, or sell °arrive
STEEL - RAILS
Manufactured by
G. ARNDT ek:CO.,
Dortmund, for which latter gna they also hate°
Ike 6011,Aienei In the Malted 1214tes.
Pill particulate, samples, prices or chemical an.
alyaw.Pl lie promptly forwarded on applksitlan.
10:u.10
... .
.A....• ' . I-
T *it , iiiirEatsult -t ,
ji-aOOPPRSS. KW+, Alf,DP4l4.l7lfe WOBXE,_,
• n .
, •' • • ' •
'I. t „ T i p, , n tc:, •ctlrLDir .M c CURDY & CO., .. •
litanufsoturets ' of .1611134LaillS,
takft'ittjoys%,o,n_./...11..i_i_1t
Elopput,Pregled GvliPer ' 00t t i ii , t; ,. 1 .7:0,..,N , , , ide1ug.;
t,,,,,,„. dpelter Solder.. AlgO. . n wire. he . Con.
in Ms•Liti. Tin Nate, dlieet iro . . . !
otituily 011 16111t110lier11%.•faltAllte.,81 Rillikw‘Fr" and Liso
Wisreriousei , V 4,4 w di,i o 1
UEl'l)l'4'l) s'rif Fr.V.T, Ittsburgli._
.._ stred
patl
10 01
...11,1rrilpr. a au yapper. out to 1 2 4
'•
1;104.C.34id*T
. e .- -- • .
II
tvitm:!=
ATLAS WORK,
- .
MORTON STREET, Ninth VTlull,
THOMAS N. HILLER, president
co ' i l iaVe e , tele:trail:Ca eVeV tte.lBWertian d
exlirol4
preparedulansigh
ralicineo , o f e ver, desoziption.
Boilers, Oil Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work. . • •
Railroad Castings. ' •
Bo ning Mill Castings. .
Engine Castings.
1 Ersebitie Casilsitik
General Coatings. . •
n09:09 • ORDERS SOLICITED
NATION" At 'FO . 111141DItIF
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Osirrellrand Smailleuin Streets,
(NINTH WARD;)
PrinTS!rlt443l, i PA.
WM
41Canufttoturese of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOR GAB AND WATER WORKS.
ity Pipes are all out Inviolably In Pits, In dry
sand, and 11 feet lengths. Alao, Gal assortment of
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
. ' I would also call the attention of Superintendents
of Gee Werke to my make of RETORTS.
fela:tio • -
ker 4% Co.,
'NEW lONE,
the Unitid Stites
Co., of Duleburi
n quantities to eta
'New York or Ms
FEE
COPPER.:
L. O. Livremoson.w. 81111.T.W. A. BOBINBON,
LIVINGSTON Ss CO.,
. ,
IRON rotrtaims,
AtANIIIAOTIIBEItit ON ,
LIGHT CASTINGS,.
All descript ions,fir Plumbers and Ore I+ Mere; Ag
ricultural im elements . Cotton sad Woolen Mill mr
chLueiT. ac.
Ali Job Work pronaptle , atlendeftto.
(Mee bed Worke-WASNINGWN AVIENTIZ,
war Outer Depot. Allegheny Olt% Fa.
. . .. ~ . .
OBENSON,REA - br Co.,
Pcge"9 lll to '44.OlMMit. limo ISIULLBIIB.
WASHINGTONWORKS.
FOUNDERSPIEVRACHINISTS. PITTSBUREOII
Marnere ' Of Boat and Stati l onary Ste T ;anA
=Blast Engines,Mill Machinery, Ge
g, Castings of all deacrtpUona; (YU
Stills, BoDer and Sheet Iron Work. ...,....' '
!Nice. No. 11.51 ,_corner First andsmithfieb=jet
Agents Mr GIIFABD'S PATENT INP , 4 ."
feed= Boilers, Allan
_
MONT BLANC FOIORR•
A • tA ihiaci St re eti Antis Ward,
(Opposite 51,'"Da Iron Willa
, I
' ' ✓ -- ITMSBURGH.
Rolling *ill and Bridge Castings,
TABLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES, 1
ILA
BY AHD CASTINGS/ GENERALLY.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Char 5 reasonable.
EBBEgli & iikenini&
..lirs
oeldi , _
LIN FOUNDRY. • -
PRICE & SIMS.
Office and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
Manntantnre and koopeoUriantly on hand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
- -
WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
• SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WANE,
And CastlAgeTherally- - • 119220$
Hio INAS CARLI N & cOn
rr —
Fotuti Wird Fop* and Aldine Work%,
04spusiar 0., ids Ow& CITY,
murapicturars ot Eddie zusint4hesims.
•5h sari
, arid haw Wa nk, Rolling ;
Kill and Maculae Camillus, Grate liars, Weights.
Wagon Bozos, • Build to order and have on
hal:MlT...agues** all ens. • • mv14:01
COrt4L'
mwoRT
'AMID ROLL " 'WORK S.
880 Pezth Street.
tOID & BA .GALEY
Castliiii;itallitiiree.
... .
OR
n trINON MACHINEWK& "
~-, .ESTABLISIIRD trulß3B. ,•••-• ... • • •
7 litlellietOry of STEAM ENGINES, of all sixes
antral the mostapp_rovedi pg a tterna,_ for stationary
413
fluoit ses .... :AVAWriiP,Is n tag T l E o i gr. I "fre x,
B Glrszo, which will, be sold at very redu ced w
P. F. ozusior.. weurvine, O.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio river, and
line of C. IP. Et. . , - ' no9:h2
LIWN WORKS.
fAS. V lmas, Pres%
pITTSBURGEL FORGE
1.•
AND IRON CO.,
MANIITACTI7LEItB Or
Bar Iron;
Miroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car kxles So
Railroad Cal Axles Hammered
Locomotive tram es; •
Locomotive Frame Shapes:
Side Rods.
Irokes, straps;
Platen ileads;
Eitcaisiboat Shan"; •
stesmiwat cranks;
PISIOU Rods, Wrists;
pitman Jaws, Collars, do.
Office, No. 177 PENN STREET,
E VERSON, PRESTON &
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
Warehouse, Nos. 166 and 167 FIRST STREET
spot/Mtn Monongahela House,
are24:do PITTSBURGH.
HARDWARE
NW UABDW A IRE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STERRIT & EUWER,
Manufacturer' and Inknortens o
lIAII,I33VA_ELE ,
CUTLERY,. &C.
887 LIBERTY STREET,
00851113 OF WAYNE.
One *pure Belo► erniOnlpepol,
PITTSEIbitGB.
Arms tor 7•1101,148, BOW&
.
rtterSlMWilti
~/1 4* ;4 12, 0 3, *0
RUE N. BOLE . & CO,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(111Lui Tam POINT,
Engine Builders, Founders &Machinists,
•
,
Manufeetnre STEAMBOAT ENGINES end STA
TIONARY l 1 1 ;GINES, of all elves.
rial attention invited to oar new STATION
.A
' _ OIL WEEL VINGINaI .AND PORTABLE
:B. ILEki_ t of 15-horse Power.
_CASTINGS, of every kind . made to order at our
yonddry, on THIRD STREET, below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, ERA VTING, P
RANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PR.ReSE3, on. hand and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
kronttxtg on the Allegheny Elver, near the Point
Aar AU orders Promptly tilled. TRY QS.
FORT PITT
11(01E1) . STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL & 'SNYDER,
IKAIMPACTOII3BB OP
TDBULAIL DOUBLE-FLUBD TUBIILAJL PULE
BOX AND CYLINDED STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANEB,
CEDLNZYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANG,
SETTLING PANE, BALT PANG AND CON
DENBERS;
STEAM PIP= eesourrzus AND IRON
BIUDGEI3%
PRISON DOORS AND COAL BHITPES
OWee and Warehouse corner Second,
Third. Short and l iberty Streets,
ier Ordcrs sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:189
WIL BARNHILL Sr.' C 1 ~
,-
BOILER. MAKERS, '_
SKEET
, ~._ z
AND SKEET IRON WORKERS
NOB. 510. AA, 24 A ND sirs ST.
6rt
...
girt secured a large ed gad furnished it with
the most approved Mach ens - we lite_PrelPered tO
manufacture every deacripnon of BOthltge in the
beat manner, and warranted oplar to any made tn
the wintry. Oblaineoii Breeching, Flre Beds,
Steam pipes, LommOve Boilers, Condensers A Balt
Pans, Tanks 011 Palle, Agitators, tlettlinarrans,
Boiler 'lron;Briggee, ndgar Paris, and sole MaSlU
acumen o ugvanui . s Patent Boilers.
iite D ideing "lee on the shin test notice.
juidS M.IUTEB, .
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER. STEAM PIPE.
:AD= BRUM ' .ILDIMI(D D. BILIIIIII.
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
DIANDIFACTITBZES OT .
Steam , Bailers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WORE. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
INVW6neW. ,
WMUNG AND SING,
commuiston Merchants and Brokers in -
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S, BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBIIRGH,•PA.
PHILADELHIA ADDRESS,
. G. KING & CO.,
TACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION. MERCIIANTS,
AND DIALI73 TL
. Petroletutand its Proditcts.
Pittsburgh Oiliee—LiiiilCLlO SIJILDitai, cor
ner of Duquesne Way and /rah street& _ - -
Philadelphia Otice-127 WALNUT ST. •
apl:w3o
N. LONG 4
MAIIIIPAC7URIEBS or
PURE *BITE 'BURNING OIL,
Brand--"L 117CLFER. P1
0111039 No., 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
ALEXANDER PATTERSON,
W. P. rosima. Hui'L
Dealer in all Kinds of Lumber.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE
•
500.000 feet Ory Pine Boards;
30,)100 fret Dry Oak, 1 and 2 inch:
20,000 fret Dry Ash, 9, SSS and 3 Inch;
200.0001. et ri,:nliiek;
1,000.000 So. si4•lncia Shingles. sawed;
100,000 No. 1 50 Inch Shiflett:, sawed;
100.000 No. 1 10-Inch shingles ' , s ,avid;
2,000 Unrest l'tds, 7, 8 and 12 feet,
3011 cedar Posts.
Also. Fire Brick, Tile and Clay,ln large or small
quitntitlea.
Yantis No. 85 PI EBLE STREET formerly
Manche: trr, and 157 Ia:RECO& STREET, oppo
site the Has Works, ny el. y; Jr 25073
FORT PITT LUMBER COMPANY
Capital, - $125,000.
UGH. P. . .
mpg
7 , 1 g • -,, WEMITADIT , :1011SIEBEBNIO513C
PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
prnswinson, PA.,
YLIOMACM=It OP
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORE.
For Steamboats.
' OILS.
Irt Walnut Street.
LUMBER.
rassiDirr—EDWAßir
tiscarrmor—T. A. WRIGHT.
burzautvramurr—EDW. DAVISON.,
Dini.CTOES:
L. T.
.E. D. Dithrldge.
U. L. Malone, •
•hnston.
Edward Davison,
John Mellon,
Deo. W. Dithridge, R
IL Jo
LUMBER YARD—Corn
BO STREETS. Ninth W
FFICE AT FORT PIT
Imam Street.
:r of BUTLER and LUX
ard.
GLASS
WOMB, Wash;
la2Oos
(SAS AND STEAM FITTIN
JOHN U. COOVLII. KAY S UURT 1311111.
JOHN M. COOPER 64, CO.,
BRASS POUNDERS,
GAS
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS'
MAnufactiirers of PUMPS ANDBRASS WORK o
eza Anfirm)%illagrias.in OAS •FIJETDREB
Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
!PITTSBURGH.
myzmao
I ' ONIMOILERS.
SAMUF7LI. WICKERSHAM,
IRON BROKER,
124 Firit Street, Pittsburgh,
• -
the sale of Contrail, DoughaiuUre, do
&bells, Deneaun 11. StiSIIIICVO, 131e134011,
breeds' of Antiftaeltd, Youghiogheny
B. Charcoal
• " '"
Agent to
sephine, 1
sod other
Volts And
" i4otica4iilf:A4ol4
coastin
•
,
if
PEOPLES SANINGSBANK,
PlTT6lll3lTiteli.
. .
CASH CAPITAL 1100,000.
President— Y. LLOYD.
'flee Presides I WILILTAII BSA.
MUM :
Henry Lloyd, IHon oft. Mellon, P: P. Jones,
Th. Wlfghtman Geo.l W. Heilman, " ni. Res,
E. Harl4y , Edward Gregg , tram Stowe.
Secretary & Treaerr l —S. F. TON BONNIIORST.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on time de
posits. Deposits made on or before October let will
bear Interest P omihat date. Interest competed on
Ist November and let Max.% testate
FORT PITT '
~I`
BANKIN6 COIP
ANY,
'
No. 1t lo itreet,
CAPiTIt: : : : $200,000.
BTOCKHOLD
8 INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
1 , TIMMS IN
_
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES;
• AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED - ON TIME ItsPosiia.
Collect:lose made 41/ all leMeßible Pointa in the
United Butes sad claasdas.
I IMII OIB.
D. Boetetoer. ' D i112.104,14,11,h_er.
tem. 4 4
~Cgmh , Za l3 l;el:lAft,
Z. rilflrtt, . . . James M. Baler.
NAAFI.. licetiniiaN, Pratt.
~_ _,, . ,
A . 11..11MET WILSON. amasser.
ILEX - STONE BANK,
No. 293 LIBERTY - Man,
PriTEIBIT2O II , PA.
CAPITAL, (authorized') : : $200,000.
H. J.nob, Win . B . Hamilton,
John kurdoch, r., I Hen
T. nockstoe Dor e. ,
en.
A GENERAL 'BANKING BUSINESS
THLIIBAOTHI )
Oolleetlons mat on all noesseble DOlntoi to tbs .
United Oates and Cumin.
.
Merest Allowed on Thee
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
H.l. LTDEON4 Ihreoident.
OHO. VAIN wouzer.coomoir.
arsIOCHHOLIMES INDMDITALLY LIABLZ.
NATIONAL BANK OF CORIBLICE;•
Cer. of Wood and Sixth - Sta. •
A. PATTEHAoII President.
JOS. ELAILLL Cashier.
CAPITAL, : : $600,000.
DIRECTORS:
Gems W. Cu..
James McCandless,
1&5;d1
A. Patterson,
Wrwn
Ch m.
u. L o c k h art .
Allen Kirkpatrick.
W. B. Haven.
DISCOIINTS D
CAUGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
rrrresurtarx,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART a CO.a
DZALXII/3 IX
Exchange, • Coin, Coupons;
And puilculat attent i l eg o to he purchase and
COVERNMENt BONDS.
,
18113332.0^111 on 3r...4)1140XL. •
/*OLIVES & SONS
57 'Market Street,
.prr.r.rioxsin:u3l-rs, i.A..
Collections made on all th e principal Points of the
,United Mates and Canada+.
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOVOHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale • f
uited. States Securities.
WESTERN SAVINGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest paid on 'rime Deposits
ANY 13UM RECEIVED FROM
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS OUBJUTZy csi OHEOTL, WITHOUT
Dlooolutta Daily at IS o'clock.
President—THOMPHON BELL.
Vice President—A.M. SHALL.
DIRZOTORAI •
THOMPSON BELL, I A. Me MARSHALL,
J. JOI
J. . DILWORTH. r JOEL ALDREIL
LLESPIR.
•
Stockholders tO whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Win. Caldwell,
Willis Dairen,
D. W.
E. M. Fu lt on.
NOVELTY WORKS
pITTSBURGII • ,
NOVELTY WORKS.
ADAMS, M'KEE & CO.
•
Keystone Standard, Patent Platform
and Counter
, .
S - -. 0 -A L E S.
Janus Faced Patent Door Loch and Latches,
PAINT ADD 0 INE m E AEL L E I L I 'Ls mx, de.
Corner - of - Grant and First Streets,
iMII3
BARB & MOSER
ARCHITEC7IIOI,
•
1111111 T HOME ASKOVTION BUIIDINGI3, Noe.
II and 4 at. Mtn , Btreat. Pittaburna, , Pa. Special
intention given to, taw da4inths and Dominica
°oust novas ilia rusacrituumised.
PEG - Era , :MEElia r r-Z,
BANKER.
Corner. , of Weed ,and , Fifth Streets,
T, AT 11 A. N.
,/ ap9:021
r"®
make reference•
Joseph Dilworth,
Hey. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert,
A. hi. Brown,
Thomas - gwlne.
ILAN OFACTUIISH OF
rzxx~uvxaa.
ARCHITECTS.
EIMMVEMMIE
ggyBBAffiSAT ~ AND r& CR. L BONDS,
GOLD SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought on the most favorable terms. Sells LET
TEES OF CREDIT 344 DRAFTS a allatlelu any
part of wope.
DEPOSITS re ceived subject to check, or INTER
EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
JAWS . BRADY Bro CO.,
Cantoessors 40 S. JONES 41 00..)
Corner Fourth and Wood &a,
B AL. N 33. MI;L
BUY AND BELL ALL BINDS Or
GOVERNMENT SEOIJMIE,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON NWT PAVOIIABLZ TEHI[B•
tar - Interest Allowed On Deposits.
-Money loaned on Government Bonds at low
est market rates.
Orders eseented for the Purchase and
Sale of STOOKS, BONDS and (Mitt.
JAMES BRADY c r. & CO.
Os 'gasbag( GaAs
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Critics. ovrern PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
TuSDAY, !Wernher 29, 1868.
Gold was steady to-day at 141 and quite
a demand has sprung up for kits to pay for
merchandise and other legitiniate ways,
which'seeres to have been the prime cause ,
cifthelirmuess of the market.
Governnienti Were very dull today, and
1881'3,18es, ''6s'ef new, '67's, 1 68's and Ten
Forties declined 'about % per cent.; whilst
the market remained firm and unyielding
in'64's and '6.s's. -
The stook: market is strong in Fort ,
Wayne, Cleveland, Erie and the Express
shares; the balance is dull and lower.
Money is more in demand, and business
rather dull.
Closing uuotations as received•by Ph. It;
Mertz: Gold, 141%; United States 1881 s„,
113% Five Twenties, 1862; 113, **,
109%; do '6ss, 109%; do '6ss, new, 108;
do '67s, 108%; do '6Bs, 108%; Ten Forties,
lorg. Ohio & Missisiippi CertifiCates 28%;
Western Union Telegraph, 84; New Yurk
Central, 127%; Erie, 41%; Reading, 93%;
Michigan Southern, 83%; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh, 85; Ctdcago t Rock Island,
101%; Chicago & Northern, 87%; do Pre
ferred, 87%; Fort Wayne & Chicago, 111;
Mexchants Union Express, 24;
—Closing quobitione received by. James
T. Brady ,t Cat Gold, 141%; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 113%; 5-zu's, 1862,
113%; 5-20's, • 1864, 109%; 5-20's, 1865,
110%; 10.40'5, 104%; 6.20'5, January and
July, '66, 108%; 5-20 rs, January and July,
'67 108%; '6B, 108%; June 7-30's, par less %;
July 7.30'5. do %; August 119; -Sept.. 119;
Oct. 118%; Uiiion Pacific Railroad, 192; Cen
tral, 103.
LinTABPRGit DIAR6ETS.
&new oi? Gleziai*,
TUESDAY. September 29. 1868.
Business in general seems to be looking
up slightly, though there is still, rOopl - for
improvement. The _demand, hcimrrer - for
most of the leading commodities of tradeilk
restibitea'ailinly to supplying immediate
wants, and while there is a fair :voiume.Of
business in the aggregate the transactloaii
generally, are of an '2*ml:of:a:taint character.
The increased arrivals of Gish", 'Hai, and
many other artiolea by river are beginning
to exert some Influence On our market, and
when stocks begin to accumulate, lower
prices will donotless
APPLES—In gool supply and lower; we
now quote at $2,50 to $3,50 per bbl.
POTATOES—DuII being offered freely, at'
$1 per bushel and 53 per' bbl. Sweets are
also in good supply, and cannot fairly be
quoted above Viper bbl, except in a' retail
way.
BUTTER—IS steady but unchanged;
sales reported at 38 to 400 for prime t
choice packed and 43 to 45c for prime to
choice roll.
EGGS—Fresh packed are held at 25 but
as yet they Lo off very slowly at that figure.
SEEDS—SaIes of Timothy Seed at $3,50
to $3,75, and Flax Seed is scarce, and in de
wand at $2,45 to 52,50. Clover Seed is dull
and-nominal at $8 to 68,25.
SALT—DuII; Allegheny River brands
are still quoted at 51,75 to 51,8 U to the trade
and 52 in small lots.
HAYL-S.iles 'at Allegheny Diamond
So les of 67 loads at $3O to $4O.
, ONIONS—Firm, with sales at $1 to $4,25
per bbl.
PROVISIONS—Bacon unchanged at 13 1 %,
to 14qc for Shoulders;•l6 to 18a for Ribbed
and Clear Sides, and 20/ to 21No for Sugar
Cured Hams.
TALLOW'—Prime rendered la in steady
demand at 12 1 ,4, to 13c.
HENIP—Ia quoted at $2OO per ton.
FEATHERS—Offered at 760 on arilval, for
live geese.
GRAlN—Wheat is quiet but steady at $2
to $2,10 for Red, and 3 to 5o higher for
White. Barley is firm; with sales of goo.'
to prime Penna. and Ohio Spring at $1,90 to
$2; sale of leer choice Canada at s2,lo.•Corn
is quiet and unchanged; sale of 1 carprime
Ear at sl,lB—bu 4:sacking it. Oats steady,
with sales on track , and in elevator at 05 to
66e, and ,n store at 68 to 700. Rye is steady
at $1.40 to $
MILL FEED—DuII and unchanged
$l,lO for Bran; 51.15 for Shorts; 61,30, for
Shipstuffs. and $2 for Middlings.
LARD OlL—Firm but unchanged at
$1,20 or No 2, and 81,50 f .r No. 1.
FLOUR—There is -no improvement to,
note in the demand, and prices aro un
'c. 'aged. Spring Wheat, $9 , o $9,511 for
good 'to choice. The "Pearl," "City,"
"Diamond." and other mills continue to
quote at 510,50 f r Extra Family, in bar
rels, and 610,20, in sacks; $ll for Double
Extra. Faintly, In barrels, and $10,70, In
sacks. Rye Flour, $8,75.
Cincinnati Cattle Market.
TAleiTteti!.o yan etttsbaren farsette.l
etimirisiert, Sept. 22.—Beef cattle dull at
$2,75a6,25per cental gross,soa4 with pe r ample
supply.' Sheep d011,at,44,, 00 r mutat
gross. loge in largeolupply and pi ices
lower at Fa 75 per viutal gross
• .
Ch cage C .4ttle Market.
By Teiegraphl ; to the f ittiherah Gazette.l
enlommh Septet - 50 O
ber M—Beef Cattle dull
d heavy. 14t 13. 4,r oonimon to fair
we; Pa 8 ,35 for fair to pledttlm, ands9,so
- good'to•e*oollt.
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TUESDAY, Septeukber.A 1868.
Tho Crude market is quiet and unchang
ed. Early deliveries seemed:to have been
entirely neglected to-day not a dingle sale
reported, though prices are about the same
as on Monday; age heard of offers, to sell
spot or October, sellers option, 'at 11%,
though as a general thing holders. are ask
ing 12. Sale of 2,000 bbla to be delivered
between now and April Ist, seller's option,
at 10; knd we heard it intimated that there
were more buyers for some delivery at that
figure. Offers to sell on cars at 011 City at
$4,40, either for spot or October, which is
considered equivalent to 11X, here.
Tbe Refined market was reported some
what firmer to-day, which' is supposed to
Wave been occasioned by the fact that an
other ' , deliver)" day is near at from
d
usually there are some ', w
ho
shorts," w
Sheer force of circumstances, are compelled
to go in the market and buy. Early in the
day there was a sale of spot ell In Philadel-
phis at 303,1 c, but later in the day, it is said,'
sales 'were made at a slighT. reduction.
Mere, we are cognizant of offers to buy at
30c, but there were nO salient sit that 600.
October was quoted at. 80%.--no sales, re
ported. Sale ofsoo bisla
O ach for Novbmber
and December at 29 c. ' - From the above,
it will be seen that there is no peroeptible
difference, between the market of today
and that Of yesterday, save that spot and
October were a shade higher,' and held with
mord tenaoiry,'while the later "m onths, as
yet, do not appear to- sympa
--' B'ECEIPTS-AORLIRE OIL.
Fulton, M. dc`
- Co.. 80 Livingston t Bro. 80
Jas. Wilkins....... . 320 Kraft ,k Co 520
Fisher & Bro. —B4OO Fairview Ref 200
O. B. Jones 320 Mawhrey & 8r0..800
D. M. Edgerton....l6o.Jackson it 8r0...1700
Total
OIL SHIPPED Be sT BY V. R. B.
Erny, Jageman &Co., 153 bbls refined to
Waring, Bina ez, go.. Philadelphia. ,•
Forsyth; Bro;& Co.; 156 db do to - Warden,
drew & Co., Philadelphia.
Lockhart. Frew & Co., 277 do do to War
den, Frew & Co., PhiladelPhia. •
Monizheimer, Koehler & Co., 310 do doto
Waring King & Co., Philadelphia.
Nat. Ref. Co., /05 do do to F. A. Dilworth
& Co., Philadelphia.
B. W. Morgan it Co., 114 do do to War- .
des, Frew & - •
H. 'Koehler dcDo:, - 280" tali" refined to
Waring, King dt Co., Philidilphia.
Standard Oil Co., 22t -Ibbls, refined, to
. Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
• Braun &-WW9r4/ 7 A. dro.:4O,IRWALTing.
King & Co .,' PslladelP l la.
R. W. Barka, 100 bbls ref. to Warden,
"Frew& Co... Philadelphia. - •
Tie.; cb4 , 44_& , 6 to4r. A. iiilworth
it, Co., Philadelphia.
Patterson dr. Heahouse, 56 do do to vari
ous owners, Harikbom 5
,H. W. o..Tvireddiew 200 do tanner's oil to •
Secomb &C0.,-Beston.
Total shipmenta-tKeffriel
OIL B)l.ll4y.lit„Se.S.T I 4 IbUgpLEINE DEIKrr.
Warring, liVilliams; P hil bls refineit to
toßing & Ce. adelphia. -
G. W. Holdship do Co., 291 do do to War
ing. King it Co, Philadelphia.
Union Ref. Co., 495 do do to W. P. Logan
ar. Bro.; Philadelphia. •• • • •
H. M. Long & Co., 216 do do to Warden,
Frew & Co.; Philadelphia. •
Jas. Miller, 31 bbls ref. to W. P. Logan
it Bro., Philadelphia. • .
do to:
BrookS. •Ballentine& Co., 1 127 do -
Warden. Frew .& Co., Philadelphia.
Warden & Batchelder t .4B bbis refined to
Warden. Frew & Co.; Phillidetobia.
G. W,,Holdship & Co., 35 do benzole to
Waring, King &..Co., Philadelphia.
Total shipmenss Refined ' 1088
" Henzole 35
New York Produce Market
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh tiasette.:
NEW YORK, Sept. 2 9 .—Cotton more as
and lx,o better, with sales 2,800 bales at
26c for middling uplands. Flour; receipts.
1,436 bbls; market dull and heavy and I.oa
20c lower, with sales 8,609 bbls at $0,40a7,23
'for superfine western; 17, 4 20a8,80' for extra
western; $8,90a10,60 for white wheat extra; -
$7,90a10,25 for R. IL 0.; 18,50a10 for St.
Louis; $lO for good choice do; closihg dull '
and heavr; hiitairyif With
sales 350 75.ack9` at - $8,66a16,65: - ' Rye - flour ,
quiet, with sales, 225 bbls 16,25a8,25. -
C"R.P9.41-9A3t-„,11:1411K7,110AvY.,., WU*,
heavy ina.=olower, 'rebeatittl,t2;s24trash;' '
sales 68,000 bush .at ,51,35a1,58 ior No. 3
i,l43ring; 11,65a1;70 for No: . ' do; 11,80 for
• o. 1 do; $2.25. for amber Ohio; 12 30 for
arribiliSonthern; 52;6082,62 - for White Call
fornia; *2,80 for extra choleewhite Michi
gan. • Rye' steady, with sales 5,000 busn,
western at 11,48. Barley scarce and firm;
sales 1,800 bush. Stale At $.1,90 :flarlty Malt
dull. Corn opened firm, but closed
heavy and lower; receilts:4ooo , bus; sales
58,000 bus at *1,14a1,16 for unsound; $1,16a
1,18 for sound= mixed 'Westerns closing
heavy at 51,16 forsound; 51,20 for Western
yellow. , Oats dull , and nominal; receipts
17,571 bus; . 73a740 for new Western afloat.
Rice easier for Carolina; 'B94a9i4e for new,
crop.. Coffee firm; Saip4 liouo bags nio on private terms. -- Sugar' steady; sales - 600
hhds at Llal2s for .13uha, end- 11.4029 for
Porto Ribo. Mo asses quiet and firm; sales
100 bbls Muscovado at 42:146e. Bops quiet •
at.15a250. Petroleum - dull at 16al6the for
crude; and 30%aalc . for refined bonded.
Linseed Oil in liniited request at *1,0511,06.
Spirits Turpentine quiet at 143ta15c.
Pork firmer and quiet; sales 2,050 bbls_
at 828.40a2:,65 fur mess, closing at 828,50
cash; *.:8,372i28,62 for old do.; *23,75
a 24,50 for prime; *2 i,501a26,75 for prime
mess; also 500 bbls mess' sellers for October
on private terms. Beef quiet; sales 120 bbls
at 813320,50 for'new plain mess: $20•a20,25
for new extra iaess. Tierce beef dull at
$21a33 for prime mess; 530a36c for India
m , ss. Beef hams dull and heavy at 20a29e.
Cut meats quiet; sales . 175 pkgs at 113 tt
12%c for - shoulders; 12%a18 1 ;40 for hams.
Middles quiet. Lard dull and unchanged;
sales 53c tierces at 18.1 3 a19y,c for steam; 19g
a2oo for kettle reade;ed.• Butter firm at. M
a4oc for Obio;'4oa4lle'for State. Cheese dull
at ISal7c. Freighta to Liverpool firmer;
engagement.' per steeper of 35,000 brt of
wheat at Bgit9d, •
LATEST:—FIO I I? dull and inatne lower
I on medium and - common ; grades. ; Nheat
nominally la2o lower. Rye quiet at 111,47
for western. Oats dull and noinin4l at 73a
73340 for western afloat. Corn dull and
heavy, at $1,13a1,15-for unsound, End 51,16
a 1,16% for sound new mixed western afloat.
Pork quiet at $28,37a28,5C for mess; cash
and regular. ,13-ief dull and declining. Cut
meats dull and nominal. Bacon without
decided change. Lard dull at 195ial9gc
for fair to prime steam. Eirgs in moderate
request without decided change.
LouisvllleMarket. •
:By Talegrapb to the rittsbursrti liszette.:
Sept.23.—Tohaceo lugs low
s ; 71 'hogsheads sold at 6aB fdr good lugs;—
medium to fair leaf at 11a144, Cotton 23;
standard domestics tied ned Mc. Super
fine Flour .10,75; family $B,lO. Wheat $1.1,85
a 2,08. Corn, In bulk, shelled 9841,00. Oats
6546, Bye 81,381440. 114 - .• 316,75a17,00.
Mess Pork 15: 1 .9,00. lard 9! 20,
Bacon,
Shoulders 123ia13; clear rib sides 15qa15%;
clear sides 16a16 1 4. Bulk Meats, Sboulders
livialln; clear sides 151 615)4. Whisky
raw_and free 51,40.
Mllwaule - c, !Flatlet.
tgr Teietrahh to the Pittsbuish Oatette.l
LWAVREE, Elepteuper 22.—Flour dull
and weak but price unchanged'. Wheat
lower; 111,47 for o. 1; 81,39 for N 0.2. Oats
stead" , at 54 1 40 fur No. 2. Corn nominal
at
96a for No. 2. , flieeelpts-r-5,000 barrels llour;
130,000 buihels wheat; 3,000 hempbus' ate ;
1,000 bushels corn . Shipments
rola flour, 101,000, bushels whwhew; l r oos bwig?-7
obi oat; MOO bushels • '
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