•
OP
- . CASTIt/I,_.*
• STO VES
THE BEST STOVES..
_ BikAATeEr& co.
Massubsetaren of the greatest variety of
Vook"Pader' and Heating Staires;
TO BE EOTIZU) IN TRE,STAT*._
1 Sole Agents for the celebrated Date Durning °ri
-1 ll!: 1 11= 1 141 ron'itig. r kifil k e t e a . r aggr o Crh=l::'
Irire !lessen° reithidllng-'.bunte all itinter. 'Do net
boy untayousee o; seta for.Clreular. ~ Ft r t, ~
i . v T ir.aio. 30 _WOOD STBIZT ;:::s., ,
1
t Our Mounts for Orley! tali -DE m BILEE...DBOS.
'? -` Entithfiela St.: OEO. HUBIJE Y. Allegheny City. „
•• • '
, la ffr u s .t c ,
..,...
~ film
- . • ' • xu r tiortrits '-' irv.a - itEry op ' ' ...
S IMI- -I ;;FV.W I O4 . ...
23`08702( 0011.7:N0. ILA7G.E',
6 * THE F Y' FURNACE, ”
„ , :...f.
.ion w_ ._ ip,anu.DlNGs. : ' •
s'ami THE NEW i -DUST COOKING STOVE,
tiLrerot. - . 1
VAN'STincT o
! o t L em um PORTABLE
RANGE,
enilTllillitildss : R) G.RATEte 4rclliis. and duet;4tAFma, zENDEts, &c:
. •
i i , i, 206 and 20s Liberty Street,
. .
:';: s et yis ~:,., „ . . PITTSBUEog, PA.
COOK STOVES.
,`"-•
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL fk CO.'S;
ultruisilto;
PQA.Biz i umiw*Ti r ivaUz•
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Matt as
thei 'Sto well as any ore In the Union.
MEM'
N 0.2815 Liberty ;Street*
Also** liiiidAziiitrAMilar- .1
ima j lgiovigH.; .11.1
ORATE
..1 1 7_bgATIVAgponlaili.
‘ 000 44.1. e AI; afs..,
MET
:13 1 EMEL _ INATORIES . b . , I k
DUQUESNE'
IRONer '7 n_
_AO STEEL WOR K
catEmoss,':..aikruit:iteCo4.
!.. JkLiannrACTUßSUctr ; :
Iran, Mina and steel. • Calming* and
• Wagon ilpfispga alai Axles-
Duquesne& XL. and.tinAlata Merchant Bar, Round
nudism:tare Iron; Bandi Hoop; /Sheet and Pate Iron
Oval, lelalt Oval and Hall Bound Iron; Cylinder and
Introit/3oz Iron;Drag temple& Bars: , T .eend
Flag Ball ter IL:allBtoadB; - Cat. Itiatie and ,Slkes;
Plow, Baring and, &II ; Lauslnated Steel; Cut
ler BagverewHarsi ao., At.; "i fi . . 4 4 - 2 .
OMee• and ,Wszehouso7-71 WATB,B,
4 t~~`
SITEID STEEL Wt*lpL
SENDER ! , Nlllllo}l. (tL
rrrrs~~aa~; ~~,;
• Manufteturers of evert despriPtlo.4 04. •
- •
CAST.AND . CERmAN S TEEL,..
BArLwAy spyincreK. nc. A • ... A '
inaar PLILVAM SPRINGS.
„:1 444,1231 MT 1 NF1 1 ," 4 F7A 4 ?%;
jrantil,Wie, iVater ant :10kFinit Stec
-
3/ I ILLEIti BAHR &
- XECTOszram i N: MILLER,
es°. W. B cues:
flrsc*Fry M. KIER.
CRESCENT STEEL *ORES,
Liaaa, 33 ARIFLAr-VALBJECArt o •
I r
Offibe r No.,339 Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ftl4:de
,j4 IIDPLALCH I DLIMONIF
=lll
STEEL VI/o,lpp,
PARK, - -BROTHEL & CO:,e
milspitac tig4N,PVPupnl.44
[ .., Otee and Warehouse_ piLik_tesuplyi j ipicp.llD
•
and 119 and L9l FIBS :r irr:-,„„sTIS;
' '4- 4 + - ..• - - PrriSSURGH.
...
Cir./Tin:main IN 113454
..
_..
ANDERSON & WOODS;
lICCTESSOBEI TO ANDERSOit, COOK & • CO.
, .
lifanotactorere of every deserlption of
•,
4 • -STEEL.'
BEST REF:I2IeRb root STEEL.
•,-:.._ .
Mill, Milian
Circular, Gang and Gross Gat
• SA:vir . ,
.-P.1.A. ,- r - n ..
s:, '. , . . . • I :3' "
‘"•-•: 7 51
-•
..', .
Blieter Steel.
Shovel,
ra ,xes r °iaPrFltee l and Vrlgggte triteel : •% • Jingeroara,:qmde
Steel. ryring Steel Tyre, Plow
1
:.•,--.... W, ltu ng y e anTAVP)r ti klg i oin te ePlLßST AND.R6SB Sys.,
-,-;;'.. Plttsourgn, Pa ' jv2Bid9
Godeffroy •BraCkei 4t -Co.,
42 ECOHAIHGE PLACE. .12EW YOU,
Axe prepared, staßole Agents in the United States
for the Prnaslan Mining and Iron C0.,0f Dtdstmrg,
Ivestphatto,f jdicost tract Or sen in_ littanti ties to oft
Ilqassere, (delivered In either New York or Phila..
delpltia) the giltibraie I
V. H. - SPIEGELEISEN
).
sedeo extonalvety £or the mantlreeturlng of,
BESSENiEIt "STEEL'
hie Iron le free ftom Stiliamr and Plitieplaolus,'and
contains a. heavy percentage orlianganese4 The
hove are oil° ready to contract tor, of sell Oartiee;
. ; •
STEEL RAILS
by
-
bY'
<GP;
_AtErifl)T 4* CO.i; .
DoriOsrmol, for 4hich latter firm they alsO 'have
the Bele Agency In the United States.'
Bull Dsrtlenlsre. suaplee, prtPeo or Cheriliti ak
al7BlB will be prpmptly 107444 oz; 01;1146cit: ,
501g0320
COPPER.;
AKE SUPERIOR
;,
( *AP *Oh 41,1*874PP W9UB,
• PITTSBURGH.
PARK.' .IkfcCURDY & , <
Manufarsurera of Itineatfung;, .dratien and Bait
Copper; Presled Copper Bottoms, Raked Still Bot
tonui,,Spelter.Solder. Also, Imp°. " -sand Dealers
in Metal,- Tin Plate, sheet Iron, Wire, &o. Con.
staidly On bawl Thwers • Mattiiitios Tools. -
Warehouse, No. 1441 FIRST. kiTitE...T and 120
1313eitlif)4TREET Pittsburgh.
tipecislnr.ters of tiopper, cat to any deblred vat
tern, ~,:r
*, . myl4.o3l:dwT
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ME
T i ff o *V - T2.q ( MlscAx ) i.F.': . 'r
',mirth Ward Foundry and Nadine Workr,
13ANDIIBNYHT., ALLEGHENY CITY,
nfacturers of Steam Engin Oil PreaseA i T i n i l i -
IV, Ruining, Grist e ar
Am and Machine C W I Nlreighta l !
'order d have on
r n ß g in x e e s s Otili sizes. • antlials
! f
•
EMI
Ma
,Bar Iron;
P.4lroad Fish 13829ratla Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
. .Lfecmioillre Prameei
EA364:•inotividOiame, Sinkipein - • •
Side Rods;
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Handal, ,
Steatitiont Sliatia; •
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston. Rods, Wrists;
Pitnian Sawk;Volltiti;dee.
'VVERSON, PUEST ON & CO.,
- Perinoylva* Iron Works.
Wareloiuie, Nos. 'i6l 4.0'167 'FIN.S7' LSTREET,
Ipposite llonottitabela Rouge. - '-
1°24:116,
MED
gEw HARDWARE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STERIII 7 1 1 8c EIMER,
t;
ELA.l:t . llW.d&l:t3Ei
NM
•
887 LIBYE , TY STREET%
thie Square Heiner Union DepOti
Airute baeLles
ATLAS WORKS
•
11 4 11 5 74727 P. tri
19 49/sl;4l 4 ldrpter
I -
1 3 ° si
TITIONAII N. BULLER, President.
Thtse 140-11 fast
comAnztab eats sz4 Fre acrjr
litugloes, of every deocripUoio.
aonerig, OH Tanks.
Irkeet Iron Work.
Ilroad Castings.
- .
lolling Mill Castings.
Engine Castings.
Machine Castlime.
tiexteral Castings.
' OBD=3 saraerrial
n09:n69
NATIONAL FOUNDRYN
AND PIPE WORKS..
:49+4cstroXi grief biliatiriragreetip;
amnia WAR%)
P ErpicriFiamrp„,
Wil. SXITH
r7. 11' , Manufacturer of
• ..
' o,lBi l *RION EfTgriirPnari;
BO!. GAS AND WATER{ C ORK S.
;ii _
t 14 "f117
sandi and 14 feetl!,Ftl tri
aar h'
. 77 . 91 S
lieneral wiles foi
Impair! also call theatten tion of Etaparintendents
of Soo Arorkop my nuke, of
LIVINGATON.W. H. BITAT.W. As BOAMION, at.
LODIPSTON & co - .,
• ,
:IRON rovwDzas
MANIIPACTIDDIaD3
' I
--P FM T A I SIXtr:MMITOW
AU descriptions, for Plumbers and Gas PI
___,tters.4l4-
Ment4tralgrPiem444'°9#l44lu3lEAi
d lotlp .14bWOrk prompt!, ittended to. 7 A'•
16 and Works—WAßElNG.lX=Ogiglinx
near pater Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
Tip 1 BENSON, BEA & CO.,
41 - 11 +1.V.. 3. ;:Y,,
, a Itccesides s as Itoiiiiisbx,litnifE ifilY , ; . 4. - -
• WASHINGTONIVORKS,
ii..
-- FULINDERS AND PACIiiNISTIL PITTSBURGH,
• lfannilgeturers of Boat and Stationary litearntEl=
I t % wtiii
Blast Engines, Mill Ms.chinerf, Gearing.
, Castings of all descriptions; ofl Maio ad
itti oiler and Sheet Iron Work.
, ... i.n .11::; gineiaßnypSif.slitld %writs;
feiWng Boilers. jall:rs2
riutorer itukirt I , Ol7PiDitY.
,Beatirr" , atiimee Ninth Ward,
o%orattellsdoiklrpls •
o i J rirrafroitaa.
min and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
• ,
Mscattraar AND CASTZEfeIf tifiroylen4l,l4L :
Ordeis Cbarges pro:wreasonaitty
ble. and Csoreta4y . exectotid.
I:l3Bitni & ii&CHLltrx
mums _
.B.IIIIILIN FOIINDRY. .
PRICE & SIMS.
t(ll4e and Warehouse; 2W Wood Street.
,t;;;;; 1iaaV,1416.g0ta170111.91/0.1t,t-
Vhimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
t• - •
WAGON BOXES, DOG LEON%
SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
And Castings generally. ap2S:ye
(TATRA', FOUNDRY
1 AND _ ROLL WORKS
a . 3. t
Bin: AN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
.r:
OM Rolls, KW Castings, Roll Lathes, &c.
I LTON IMIADItorzoIitOITELS.
ESTABLISH= IN 183 s.
nibetory of STEAM IC.NGINEI3, of all sizes
tr the most approved patterns, tor stationary
pu r poses ; STEAMBOATS and STEAM FERRY--
BO TS. A variety at 10, MI and 16 horse power
ENIMFliktlOllO4 IKII4 at very, reduced.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio river, and
ling of C. &P. R. no9:h3 I
ARON WORKS.
LAB. EENlFil;PfelOy l . {Y.-P. PORT O. thiPne
FITTSRURGH FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
irAsrFecntaras
9ffloe, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PrTTSBUR
S.4LRDWZME.
ff===
•
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•ft•r,j.;,'.. •
IMEM=I
COEMOI OP We.YNE,
PiTTSI3IJRGH.
PI
IMP
4* wive,
za
WO 7 2IES.
CARROLL & StiIYDER,
' ILLITO7.IIO , 70'.8 07
TUBULAR Docrisral-nanra TUBULAR, FIB
80% AND CYLINDER STEAM BOLLER&
OIL STILLS AND OLL TAN N%
CHIMNEYS, BREECH AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING'. PANS, SALT . PANS AND CON
DENSERS; I
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
AMIDST/3: •
PRISON DOORS AND C OAL SMulms,
Oates and Warehouse, eorner 1 Seeoud,
• Third, Short and Liberty Streots,
PITTSBI7RGH, Pa.
, •
lap wcril ifie ibure(l/%4' 'win
, At•onangy attended to. • • seld:lbe
MID saimarr IRON
Noe. so, ss, n.ll AND Si MIN ill:
,ttaniAargda iraga ard ery. in :4l n ar s .,L hed " "t ro l
Stnan=m e r
e mi t ry t ie :g e nres o i t at itgrs, in e th t :
tonntry: chimneys, fire7chins, Beds,
; ko m oomotme A w i tre, male g rsßs e t
`lVBoner Isutt, i gmenef ie rg i t e A r l:Tickie mum
epaittls done on ;tie shortest notice. • ist:en
JAMES N. BITER,
,
Roe. 55 and 56 Water Street s ,
irrissvnen, is.,
11 4.2117FACTVEZR 97
IRON OIL TANKS;
WitTI.ING PANS, corrza inrsat gais.
Jim STACKS,'
dad SEIZETIRON WORE.
Por Steamboats.
JABID BEINEG IDICTSD D.
JARED M. BREIW & SON,
auxvittertlazis or
Steam Boilers; 011 Stills; Tanis,
SORICIET IRON WORE. &O.
1" - Pen Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OILS.
•
' 2 l
Commission niercannts and Droners is
Petroleum and Its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING; DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS, -1
wArt.mq,
: HMG:4 C
ti 127 Walnut 2treet.
,MACS BROTHERS,
COMMISSION ilEßawin,
A ND MALI= IN
Petroleumitustibr-Proftets.
Pittsburgh Offtee—DALZELL, BUILDING, eor.
rter of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
Ptilladelphle blase=lAZ WALNIjT ST.
apt:wso
EL N. LONG & CO.,
•auaruireer?lret.3linr,
OIIy
PU T WILLIE
Brand—"L
Mee, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
LUMBER; LIPMBIERI LEVU=
ALEXANDER PATTERSON,
-Dealer inall Kinds of Lumber,
014 NAND AND FOR SALE
500;000 feet Dry - Puie Boards:
3,000 feet Wyk/nit; 1 and 2 inch;
20,000 feet Dry Mb', 21, 16}‘ and 3 inch;
200.000 fret Hemloc k;
1,000,000 No. f IS-Inch Shingles, sawed;
100.000 No. 1 Minch Shingles, sawed;
100,000 No: 110-Inch Shingles, a laved;
4,000 Locust Posts, 7, g and 19 feel;
300 Cedar Posts.
Also, Fire Brick, Tile and Clay, In large or small
quantities.
YARDS No. SO PREBLE STREET, formerly
Manchester,, ,antIISIIIItEBECOA ISTRE!BT.
oppo
site the OasMOrkasAllech. ny . .1 :
OUT PITT LUMBER. COMPANY
- - ' - $126,000 .
• _
PRzerararr—DAD DITHRIDGE.
BZCIIET.ARY--T. A. WRIGHT.
BOrsRINTIANDRT—EDW. DAVISON.
Edward Davison,
John Melton,
Geo. W. Dithrld e
Lunn= YARD—Corn -
DER STREETS, Ninth W
OFFICE Ar,rowr
ington Street.-
,<
Ittyllro4 I:llVllF;lkini444l4oktell
•- - -
JOHN Li.
cn ATIL Y 3141.v ecd al
414 CO.,
BRASS POUNDERS,:
GAS AND STEAM-, INTERS ,
Manufacturers of rIIMPLS AND DRAIMI WORK.- o
every a Arafraloi:J .l 4l7tea c in GAS FIXTU.V.
Corner: f Pike and , Walnut Stieits,
F.Trrs.EttraG,it. ,
_„1
myls:zso
/RON BROKERS.
SANnttiVit**Eitittittim,
El
OE
=I
IRON BROJELIER,
124 First Street, Pittsbunk Pa.
•
Agent for.tite 8111k1 of Cornwall, Donghamore, -Jo
sephine, Duneannon, Stanhope, Glendon,
and - other brzir.ds ,of :Anthracite, Youghiogheny
Coke and C. B. Charcoal •
Conelgu
AGlF4A l ittri 'llanigtoAr
. - ‘; mt.:Amu Ivan
EN r-
tee D~
I 1 L4,4*40 1
Cor. p -1! .4114s ute Et/
`
? t • -
En gbießuitiler,kkotlitgliNiell*k'
.
Manufacture
_ I4T HAM I 3OAT-peiNES and STA
TIONARY 31 NGINF.S I itt all tee:, '
Special attention invited4nur.mew STATION
ARY OIL wgrj. CAW PORTABLI,
Bolt Els, of 10-heree titterer • - ,
Foundry on evetry kind.iade oraem ulfr
Foundry, on THIRD STIARS ,below Market.
RIGS for Oil Nigefis, SHAFTING,
HANGERS, illOUSEnnd TORAOOO SCREWS atm
IRON T OBA I CCAPBXeSES, Inttnd madeeto
order, at the 4 -
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
•
it AB orders promptly filled. TRY
FORT PITT
IIMIER; STILL AND TANK
ivaa r.,.~ta~
L. F. Duncan,
E. D. Dlthridie,
M,Mabneltnaton.,
ard. aof MAE and LIM
6LASSIWOICK2?.Wit h
xqo riaoris.
Poetallyseiliateds
, .aviittrairixttriq4
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
CABE CAPITAL $lOO,OOO.
President—RlEßßY LLOYD.
Vice President.-W REA. •
Henry Lloyd, ;Hon. Thos Jones,
Th. Wlghtman 'Geo. W. Malin, Wm. Be
B. Hartley ,. : Edward
Gregg,gg Hlrian S towe.
Secretary & Treas'r—LS. F. VON BONSHORST.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST piid time de
posits. • Deposits made on or before Oetober let will
bear interest from that date. Interest computed on
Ist November and LC Iday.,
1v31378
FORT PITT
_kiNKING COMPANY;
.
No. 169 Wood l Stret.
,
CAPITAL, $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDI 'DUALLY LIABLE,
Dr., Di
GOVERNMKtiI" , SEOURITI B,
= AND C3LD.
INTEREST ALLOWED. ON TIDE DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible points in the
gaited State, and Canadu.
niazoToßs:
D. Hostetter, ,Jao.o,„flashix„,_
James Gordon; " Bobt:
IWallace,
. rawcett, J 4 aMe 4tre sH W . l4lll /tall er ej.
4inkijiMi; *VSSe&
BAWL:
D. LEST
IiCEICOTONE
'f
• ;
'No. 293 LIBERTY Ma i%
•
CAPITAL, (authorized,),l s t : $200,000.
DIRECTORS.
kralaW ?1 Wro.11; Harlltou,
ohn urdoeb, • Henry_ &aircraft. -
William Espy, OW. T. Van Doren.
Samuel Buckley,
GIiNERAL BALINO BOlNziss
TBANBAC7TED
Collections made on all aoceuilds po int In the
Vnited Stated Mad Canedit.• - •
Interest Allowed on Vnie Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
H. J. LYNOB,
OEO. T. Y.4../t Cas!Lisp.
AuPl3l' . OMB OLDERB INDIVIDUALLY LIANLY.
NATIONAL .BANK' (010illiERCE,
•
• Cor. of Wood. and Sixth Sh 3.
A. PATTERSOA President.
JON. ILEUM. Cashier.
,CAPXTA.L, : ; $5.0,600.
-
DLFLECTORB:
1
A. Patterson, ~ - George W. Cue ,
Wm: R. Brosrn, • ' '' • James IdeCandiell,
Chas. Lockhart, Wm. Douglas,- •
Allen Kirkpatrick, Wm. g ee d.
'W. 11..HaVen, . . . . • . .
DISCOITIVID DAIL
, ---
ART, CAVGREY & CO.,
BALERS-AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and - Wood Straits,
inprairtritaii,
Asucczakdis To mum. sAsie4 C 0..)
7 • DILLIES IN
Exchange, .;Coin;; . Coupons,.
And ' particular anent mild to he purchase and
GOVERNMENT reo,NPe.
*light Draft. on iscandonlarmas
•
I 57 Markeiiiiiiet;
3 P. 1 .27 - 47 1 Y0 - Eilccika.T4,
1
Collections made oa all the principal points of the
United States and Canadas.
Stoeksi Bonds and other Boonrities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CO SIGN.
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Particniar attention paid to the purchase 'an . 1 .
aide of -
United StateS Securities.
WESTERN SAVINGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
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CHARTERED, 1866.
tit:merest ilaldon'X3iiielh3tiosites
RECEIVRII FROM ; 7
ONE DOLLAR UPVVARD.
DEIN:Ham RIIBIECT i aO OHROX, wrrnowr
ntle:idintinany ii l l2
PresidentHOMPHOIRIL.
,The President—A. M. mAmIIALL.
DIRZCT0118:
110)glot N RELJ.; AL ht. mARRH Avr _
OS DILWORTH. -N Am. 77.7
J. d. GILLESPIE.
Stockholders to whom wemake reference*
Win. Forsythe,Joseph Dilworth,
Wm. Caldwell, Rev. David Kerr,
Willis Dalzell; I Henry Lambert,
D. W. C. Bidwell., A. Brown,
E. M. Fulton. Thomas Halite.
ECHANIC§'
N 0.14 Smithfield Street,
PITTS111:1dGII;
INTEREST PAID , ON.- PEP,OSITS! ANY s . um
RECEIVED PltGal ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. De
posits received subject to cheek, without Interest. '
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jAMES BLACKNORE, Presidentr. 4 ",
GEO. D. TINDLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
JAMES H. HOPX/NB, Rollelier.:
• TRUSTEES:
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James Blackmore.' • . d ames Hi Matruh
Alex. 'rindle,l James Bowl.. .
Witham Omar. , , W. W. Bnostow,
A.. G. - Cabbige.' ,l '',, Robert Wray; ....
• John EVilqa.
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aiLILMINGTAO.N ,4111140,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Near Pittsburgh Grab Elevator :
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W. W. AbTD.ERSON,
Manufacturer of CORN MEAL RYE FLotlit and
CHOPPED FEED. Orders delivered in either city
free of charge. Drain of all lands chopped, and
Corn ebelled, on 01;14 notice.
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5ct:,47.141.,,d,1;45.5ajZ.
ON. Cashier.
I OPTION, OFTHE Prrrentracia Galumph
WEDNEsDAY; SepteMber 30,1868.
The Chteaid"Trititiit"isiiesidak saise
- During last week the excess of receipts
over shipments were:. Of flour, 3,544 bbbi;
of wheat, t62;917 bush; of rye, 26,588 bush;
,
of barley, 66,340 bush; making an aggre
gite value of , conelderably-over half a mil-
Bon of dollars. To be balanced - against
this are the excesses of shipments over re
ceipts: Of corn, 123,733 bush, and of oats
127,202 bushels; making an aggregate value
of .nearl9lll2oo;oookand _showthg;*itiron
the 'it hole.'that' Um. amount- of, nichaeysin.
Grain and Flour held here is increasing.
The banks are paying for very little
Grain for, shipment to-day . , and such car
goes, are going forward' are pineipallyvt
Corn and Oats, which do not count tip in
I value as rapidly as Wheat, and the result is
.that there is _bat a small_.amoiant of Ez,
change tusking, and prices have advanced;
sales were made between - banks in the city
this forenoon, at 50c off, and afterward at
25 cents.
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—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady et Co.: Goldi - 141%; United
States Sixes, !Mrs, /11%; 5720'8, 1862,
1)2%; b-20's, 1864, 1095(; 1865,
109%; 10-40 1 s, 104%; 5-20's, January and
July, '65, 107%; 5-20', January arid .fuly,
87 107%; '6B, 108%; June 7-30's, par less %;
July 7-30's. do %; August 119; Sept.. 119%;
Oct. 118%; Union Pacific Railroad, 102; Cen
tral. 103.
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PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET
OFFICE OF ITINPyIIXDURCIII GAZETTE, t ,
WEDNESDAY, September 30, 1868.
CRUDE: .
The Crude market was again,y.ery quiet
today, and compared watt" Yesterdie_ l
spot oil is a fraction lower. Sale of 1,000
bbls itext ,
1,000 all OCtober, at 11.%;_400 to 500 (36
gravity) to be delivercd.jrithdp. a few days
at 1135; 1 car load atlt3‘; an? 5,,000 to be
delivered between now and :April Ist, 1869,,
seller's ' oßtton, at This' last • gale
o*a an idv;ancirOS . quader, as the last
e reported-for that -delivery wart,,at 10.
For some days pasti , there has existed a
feeling,that prices would rule lii her 'about
the last of this.or the flr*. of._,next ,month,
but thus far these ••expectations ..have not
1150 en realized, and it .is not atittle• strange
that • early deliveries • sold ir , idiade-lower
to-day, than %tier:didyesterday:- There
are Many however * who are : still 'very san
gable of betterrices within a short space
of time, but at this writing .:the chances
seem to be very, evenly balanced, and it
would take brit very little to throw the
scale one way or the other, s !,
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This was a very interesting day to nearly'
every one connected with. the oil business,
, being deliver y day, as it was believed that,
the developments brought out would fore
shadow the c ourse of the market for next
.month. So far as we could learn, however,
everything passed off. guns ly, no one that
we could hear of being short, and, so far as
prices are concerned, there way but little.
difference between the market of, to-day
and that of yesterday. There was buts
single sale reported, 1,000 bbls, on spot, at.
30c; yesterday there were sales reported at
303 i to 30 , y,c. Late in the afternoon it was
reported that October was considerably
firmer, with offers to buy at 303 x, to 31c.
Thus ends another eventful month in the
oil business—a month that has been char
anterizei by more violent fluctuations in
- prices than any other preceding' month this
year. Eventful too, because, many in
dulged in strong'expectations that Septem
ber would do for them what other months
had failed to do.
. . RECEIPTS CRUDE OIL.,
lfeßelvy & Bro. 150 Mawhin'ey&Bro 240
1
Fisher & Bro..... : 1000 floldatilp, & C 0.., 480
D h .. f. Edgerton 320 Livingston & Drei - 160'
Peerless Works.. 480 Craft & Co 480
L"okhart &°F:::.: 780 - •. .:::
Fairview Ref 280 Total
Owsten & Sowers 200
OIL SIIIPTED EAST BY A. V. R. R.
Staiuntrd Oil Co., 107 bbls relined to
Warden; Frew & Co., Philadelphia. -
Fawcett, Logan & Stookdale, 50 do do
to A. B. Parkhurst, Baltimore.- -
Standard Oil 'Co., 151 do benziile to War
den, Frew dr. UO.• Philadelphia.
O. B. Jones, 150 do to C. B. Hol
brdok, Philadelphia.
oil; sturpun LAST PROBI,DIIQUESNE DEPOT.
Warden' dr. - Batchelder, 60 bids relined to
Warden, Frow & Co., Philadelphia; .
1 13. W. Holdship & Co., Oil-do do to War-
I g, King & Co., Philadelphia.
• Milian Ref.• Co. - , 811` do do to W. P. 'Logan:
do Bra., Philadelphia.
H. U. Lonk & Co.. 'l6B dodo to Warden,
Frew & hiladelphia. ‘ ' ,
Brooks.: Co., itallentine•dt Co., 56 do. do ;to
Warden, Frew ,&,Co., Philadelphia,
MentZery Ileplef & Co:, 161 do . devio W.'
P. Logan & Bro.. Philadelphia.:, . !
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Cincinnati Iron Market.
CINCINNATI,- isepternner 29. The do
mend has been good for pig iron of all
kinds, and price's are firm. Malleable iron
is in fair deniand, and.' mule' 'shoes twee%
pecially active, and higher prices are °h
ilt nod tor small lots: We qu ,, te: Pig_
No. 1 Charcoal Foundry iron, V& to $4O;
No. 2 do, $37; charcoal mill iron, $3B to 837:
b tone enal iron, Pi to $33: Tonnessee old
last, 8.15; Missouri, 817; ear whoel iron, c
860
to 806; Blooms, 8100 to 8105 per tun.
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The nue" prominent topic of disci:mum
t orner of W ood and .Flfth,, Streets.
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in coniiteicial azalea to.' day, was arireitard
GOOBENNENT IND MCIFIC L L BONDS, to the "Cornee - in the Chicago Corn mar
ket; a fe_w Airs lance, No. 1 Corn was down
abotit - 90e, wille 'to-day it is up td.11,18.
From this, it is;evident:anti those who are
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"short" will be pretty well squeezed, and
that IP the intention of those who are long
to make the best `theY can out of the "cor
ner." By the way, we learp that some of
our dealers have been ,operating largely in
Corn iii Chimgo,but unfortunately they sold
out too sqon, and, as a Consequence, the
"clrner7.did _them no g00d... Wheat cou-,
taines to decline in all of the [ceding Mar
kets; Spring Wheat is nowllower. - than-it
has been for several and the same.
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Astra° of Spring Wheat Floar.
GROCERIES- 7 The grocery market is.
steady with a moderate jobbing demand,
and a' fair volume of business in the aggro
gate,vvhile so far as prices are concerned..
there are no important changes.
Strawits-.Cnba,-125ic for good grocery
12, to 13c for prime; and 140 for choice;
Porto Rlco-'good, 13c; prime,l.334;'ehoictip
'.1434 to 15c; Clarified Cu, bte 1434 c. Re
fined-Standard Hard, 17c; A, 16c; -B,
15xc; Extra C, 45 (c; Sugar House, 10%.
to 11.
Corr? Rioranges all the way from '
2114 to
' 2634 c for pommonto strictly prime.
Java 37 to SSC. ' '
Syriiirs--Lotetang's $1,10; Sliver Drips;
31,10; White Drips, sl,2o;fnedium .brns,
75 to 85c; common, 60 to - 65c; - 136...ft1ict Ed
gar Syrup, 51. . ,
Rion-r•ltangoon, -good, 1034 c; prinie .to
choice, 11 to 111‘0; parolina,,l2 to / 2 340. A.
MoLassief--New Orleans, 95 t 041,03; Cu
ba, 65 to 70c; Porto Rico, 75 to 90c. , 2 . -
SpicEs-Cassia, 80 to 85c; Cloves :45c;
Pepper, 38c; Allspice, 35c; Nulinegs, $1,50.
Sraticrt.-Madison,l3c; Silver Gloss, 12Xc,
and Coin Starch,. 1334 c. , .
i Tranrs--Layer Resins, $4,75 per bon' .
Valenta, alc per ,lb; Prunes, 17c; Currants,
1234 e for new, l .1..... . • - -
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Ran LitA. - 6- --- 12;46; Sho t; 83,50 per bag. ' -
Soars--"Babbit's," .12e; ,eoakely,e? -
11 34 0 , 10414 6. t•ci.. 7o o * Diobblu'fi,... c. .
," 15c.
- Ca.uptam-:Mould,l6c; Star, 2a- '
COrtcurrrnexfin - LYR-400 per Cage . . -
BI CATtit Sonaf-48,50 per 100: ' • - .
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_. Fiart....W.bite Fish: $9,00.....Lake Muffin*
VP:, Mackerel No. 1, $ 22; No; 2. vp3, ~,
No. 3, $13.50; in half barrela. 50c more.
APPLES-In good supply ' but un
changed; .regular sales at ip,oo to ff `perbarrel.
BUTTER-Is-in better supply, and while
the market la somewhat ~.easte,r,.pricas
are unchanged at`.3B - fd 404`lbeprimb to - •
cliblce Reeked 'and 42 to 43c for _prime to
rolioice Roll. '' . - ' • •- ' ' "•'•
EGUS-+Wereln better demand tiklay,
and fresh -packed sold readily at 25c. .
POTATO +' S l dull; we now quote
'Peach Wows a,;:9oc, on track', and'•Men>
$l, instore.• ;Jetsly'Siveete selling in store.
,- SEEtaXB4 , 3*id is accrue and' in 'de
mand, atid may be quoted at 7,45 to 32,50.
Timothy' Seed‘Als in good suPplyand offer
ing freely at 33150. Clover Seed Is dull and
nominal at .iiii.7s tol B .
SALT-Is dull and unchanged; Alleghe
n y River brands at 11,75 - to $l,BO ..to .the.
trade, and $1,95 to 32, fn small lots.
- O,NIONS-Firm, with sales at 34 to 34,50
per bbl.; ~ • - r - • - -; - - ' - ,-'' T
TALLOW: 2 -I'l l lmi renderedie in steady
demand at 12%t0 13c.- -
HEMP-I 4 qnoted at $ 2OO per ton. '• -
FEATHER,S-Offered at 750 on arrival, for
live geese.'• • '
LARD OIL-Firm- but unchanged atr
31,20 for No. 2, and 31;50 'for No. L
PROVISIONS-Bacon , unchanged at 13¢
to 14V0 for filheulders;l6 to 18d for Ribbed
and Clear Sides, and 20/ to 2134 c for Sugar
Cured Earns. .
GRAM-Wheat le dull 'but unchanged- ,
.we are cognizant of offers to sell No. 1 -
Spring at 31,85, with .51,80 bid. Corn is
quiet and unchanged-cases 31,15 to - 11,18,
for Mixed to prime yellow. Barley is in
limited supply and firm With a gedd'de.
and; sales of good to prime Pa. and Ohio.
Spring at 31,90 to 32, and Choice Canada at
12,05 to '32,141 Rye is in better demand and
firmer; we heard of a sale of 1,800 sacks at.
$1,50; also,l,ooo;_bushels, aS sante l - figure... !
Oats firm but unchanged at - 65 to 68 on
track, and 68 to 70 in store.
MILL FEED-Dullandolfieheged at
51,10 for Bran; $1:15 . for Shorts; 3130 for
Shipstuffs, and Vial' ISllikilliloll 11 1x+7 .ri • .-. f .'f'
HAY -Market - quiet • and'i, nnehanged; i.... 1.
prime haled .M Ati
oYboote4 0 Votoltlit2-on
PLOllit- Continues quiet and wesdc, ;
with a drooping tendency. Choice Spring j :
Wheat brands are selling at 39,25 to $9,50. •
The mills aontinuerfto., quote at 516,50 for
Extra Family-in bblif and - 410;20 - Inracks;
Double Extra at 311 in bbls, and 310,70 in
sacks. Rye Flour, $8.75. ,
GIN.D SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought on the inoet favorable terra,. Sella LET
TEAS or CREDIT and .DRATTS a enable in any
part of Europe.
DEPOSITS received enbject to check, or =TIER
EST ' ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Js. Co ,
to S. JONES & C 0..) •
Corner Fotith and Wood Sts.,
3E3 AL INT 311E.M.1k=th.
BUY AND SELL ALL RINDS OP
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GOVERNMENT SEdIIRITIES,-
GOLD,' SILVER. An ewes,.
• - ON MOST FAVORABLE
Ur Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Money loaned on Government 'Sonde at low
est market rates. • • ' -
Orders executed for the Puiehare, and
thile of ST9olol;llbXDitifild:oolfilhi
JAMES T.. EiltllDT d~• CO.
610'.Jit.tOitil'j."041..t,fr
FINAXON AND TRADE
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St. Louis Market,
qfy Telegraph to the Plttsburgl Gazette. ]
5T 1 .,.4.4 - 4ris; . Sept. 30 .-4obaccc..t,fiull. ;uact_
unchanged. Cotton and Hemp, nothing
doing. • 'Flour—more inqiiiry for low grades
for the southern and 'eastern market; an.-
.perfip5.115,50a6,24 extralfl,2sa7 6 4si doubler
extra-87a9,25, treble extra to fancy 419a12.
Wheat fiat at f1;70a2,25 forprime to choice
red and white fall; spring sold at 51,40 a
1,45. Corn in good demand at 9449634 c, and
fancy *bite at 98c4,1. Oats firmer at 5134 a
53c. Barley , unchanged at' 1.:,80a1,95 for
prime to choice, and t2af.,) 15 lor extra choice
to fancy. Rye firm at 1,18a1,25. Pork
steady, with sales at $28,80a29; bulk clew%
sides can be bought at 15c. Bacon dull;
shoulders, 12 1 /01.2;ic• clear sides 16a16:(c,
for fresh smoked; 17: 1 4a19c for sugar cured
hams. Lard dull , at 19a20c in tierces and
kegs. 'Whisky 'firm at $1,50. .Receipts—
flour, 2,500 bbls; wheat, 10,600 bush; corn,
1,300 bush; oafs, 650 bush; barley, 3,700
bush; rye, 400 bush.
New York, Dry poods tittprket. ,-
03 7 Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
.N.Ew Yontr, Sept. 30;--Market for Cotton'
goods continues inert and rather depressed,
as some styles Oil shrink in value
from day to day. The Atlantic V Sheet
ings, which last week found buyers at
1.4 X, are to-day offered at 12X. Heavy.
Sheetings are,. steady at
..1.1a15;i for
Southern and best Eastern ' which is as low
a price at they have reached at any time
within a year. Printing Cloths depressed,
at 7a7lCfor good and extra. --, Prints steady
at 124a13 for American, Richmond, Po-
cilia and Sprague. Delaines steady and in
fair rogue t at 19 for S..rague, and 20 for all ,
other leading makes. Woolens ghterally
iwprovect and in good request, butat
alight concessions ou fancy makes.
4550
1 1 'Veleta) Mar.liet.
my Telegraph to the rttlaburgh Gazette.]
TOLEDO, Sept. SO.—Receipts-3,259 bblo
flour; 24,828 bu %heat; 7,449 bu corn; 2,450
bu pats ; 30 bu rye. Shipments-4,8§0 bbls
flour; 24,300 bu wheat; 15,200 bu corn; 10,700
bu oats; 4,000 bu rye. Flour dull and droop
,lnk. .Wliotttlao lower; sales .white Michi
gan at *24 amber do. $ 1 ,89a1,90; .VO.l spring.
$1,60." Cora opened lo better and closed to
lower; sales No. 1 at si,o7al,oo.,Oats steady
at 57e for No. 1. Rye unobanked at - 420.
for'No. 1; $1,20 for N 0.2." Barley - goads , at
62,16 for Canada. Froightoo to.Buiralo, Sc
to psWego.'
Chicago Cattie Market.`,.
Ley Telegraph co the Plum:lulu Crazette,l
CHICAGO, September 30 . --Cattle Uatierun
ly dull and drooping, ranging fl-cm $2,50a
2,65 for inferior cows to choice , shipping
booeev lower es. Hogs moddratPly" active 'and 15a
, sales
2 ranging from 2i,00a9,25.
St. Louts Cattle Market.
(by , leLzraph to the I' tomrg (4azette.
Si. LOUIS, Sept. 30 . - -reattie Steady, rang.
ing front 2iitt6ie.
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