=I
Il
t.
STOVES, CASTIN
TIE BEST STOVES. ,
c .
A. BP.ADLEY CO.,
,
,
fdannfactureraof the greatest trarltty Of \
took, Parlor and Heati l-::- iag Staves,
,
TO sv, ITOIIND IN THE S s iATE. ~ .
4
Sole Agents for the celebrated Bate\ Burning Ori
ental Stoves and Furnaces for Hardoal or Coke.
'Beat in the World for Parlor,GiS e
ce. sto or Church.
lire needs no rekindling—burns all gel ter. Do net
G f
Day until you see or sendlor, Circular.
I- - No. 30 WOOD STREET.
, • ~ ,
Our Agents ,for Orientals - fast's—DE Midi:Eß. BROS.,
Smithfield st, t GEO. 13UBLEY„ Allegheny City.
I_ 19
• mAisuraernitans or wirstY4 vAniErs or
I
-15 11 1 ‘ CrVVIEE i f
BOSTON ,CO OKING ANOE,
,
i.THE—FIERY ItITRN CE,"/'
\amPon WA, NG BtIILDINGS
THE NEW ANTI-DUSTI COOKI. G IT.O.Irt,
...REGULATOR." , cOLIJMBIA CO I: STOVE,'
VAN'S 'Cincinnati Pattern) PORTAR E RANGE RE ,
CAST IRON MANTLES.
WELL. ATVS -
/LECTOR, GRATEs,\ free from di: and dust;
-ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS , tx• --,
• '
206 and 20S \
'Liperty Street, '
'\,. PITTSBURGH, PA.
5e215:y17
COOK STOVES. (\
I CET
ISISSIELL CO:S
TRIUMPH,
FOR BITITALUVOITS COAL.
Warranted--to Cook, Bake or Boast as
voll'aaany other Store in tke Cok!.
13 . 1.8 M & 00.1'
No. 285 -Liberty Street,.
, -
Also on land and for esle, •
PABW"Tarlai TO
OBLATE F • 'FENDERS
• - COOK NO • ANGES, Its
bo Esil•Til
-- -- .
Dug' UESNE
IRON AND STEEL WORKS. ',- -
, • -.• ,
' 1 ,COLEM.AN, RAI3II & CO-,
le.a..iittrACTeiLßES OF
\ ____H •
-.3rou, Fails 'and Eiteibl.„ 4-iarriage wad
Wagon Springisisnd Axles. ,
'
Duquesne, X. and dtmlatahlerehant Bar,4ltonnd
and Square Iron; Band. Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Wagonal Oval and half Round Iron; Cylinder
and
Boxlron; Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
Inas Bail for uoal Roads: Cut Nails, and Spikes;
Plow, Spring and A D Steel: Laminated Steel; Cut
ter Dare, Crow Bare, Ac.. Se. ± • ,
Office and Wareliouse-11 WA'rEft sTrtzEw.
Pittsburgir:. .
. . . ...
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER,,MICK '& CO.
PITTSBURGH. PA..
Ilairateturei; of every descripti •of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
RAILWAY 8P81.17139,
VieLLeTI C AND PLATFORM SPRINGS,
de.
AXLES, STBFL TIRE. ie.,
,1 • •
Warehouse, S$ Water aad . loo First Sts.
miLLER, Belmar. r4IIIUN.
oinrisAL rAarszBB:l
WM. METCALF, REUBE N MILLER,
ORD. W. BARB. I CHAS. FARKLN.
ErocIAL PARTNER—B. M. BIKE.
CRESCENT STEEL WORTS,
1111:1X-AZAIXEL,-33,4-11 11 . & 1 , 26.13,512 4 ii,
Office, Np. 339 Liberty St,
ITTII3BIJ/t9 13 , P 4.
rel4:d4B
BLACK DIAMOND,-;,-;
STEEL WCILICS.
BROTHER , & CO..
ManufactoFers of all deacriptitma of
Isrzumwm..
OalciandWarebouse, 120_,15151, SZCOND
. isidll9 and FIRST ISTRE.EI24 • -
•
pIICTSBUBGH STEEL WORKS:,
1Z671/4.168XD IA /845.]
ANDERSON Sr, WOODS,
HCCISSOBS TO' ANDERIION.. COOS t CO.),
ktanufatorers of eve description of
.
• ' STEE .
REFINED OOL STEEL.
Malay; Circular G g and Cross Cat
SAW - 1 3 X. TES.
agring, Cast and Gentian ow and Blister Steel.
8 ovel. Hoe, York. nate a d Toe Calk Steel.
BallrosA Spring t 3 tme and Irog Points s t Steel
Finger Bars, e i ring Sue }Byre, Plow
-Waigclangi4ba•--CorneUl irDIEST AND SOBS WIS.,
Ptttsburg , Pa. • ililzde
ti, z
liodeffroy
42 Br ' eker. & Co.,
SIOILWOB PLL YEW lOU
-- \
re pre Y pared, as Bo l el Age
' in United States
for the Pkusatsm Sliming an Iron Co., of Duisburg,
Westphalia, to contract or 'e in quantities to snit
surchaserii, (delivered in el her New York or PhDs
'die Ipida) the eelebratel 1 ' -
11V. H. \ SPIEG-ELEI.SEN
1 1
eed ao extensively tor the manufacturing of
.13EsogmER ' STEEL.
• slasiron is free from Sulphur and Phosphorite, and
ewatiins i heavy percentage \of Manganese. 'The
boys ere also ready to contrarfor, or { sell °arrive,
STEEL RAILS
;1 \ (
Dortmund, for which latter Ann they also have
Sole Agency in the United States
run particulars, samples, prices or chemical
style will be promptly forwarded on application.
au/9"1"
LAKE SUPERIOR
•
001113111/31/ ANDINELTIEG WOlll.B
.P 13 7:1
IT'r 0 trit6l
\ • PARK, litcCURDY & co,,
Manufacturers of sheathing, Drsiders, and Bolt
DoPPer. Proud Copper Bottoms. Raised Still Bot
toms, Spelter Solder. Also. I
ron,
and Dealers
I n Metal, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, ie. Con.
Irryeg: kanfllT,lnbear
Flie4natid role. ...
118011.)ND WitEEt Pittsburgh. 4" d .."""
Special orders of Copper. ant to any desired bat
. . inyit•catidifT _I
FOUNDE.V.
El!
N ! k TI ,AL '
FOUNDRY
Coiner Carroll and BineDolan Streets,
CAST IRON BOWL FIFE,
My Pipes are all cast Invariably in. Pits, in &V
sand, and 1% feet lengths. Also, fan Trecortment of
Eleneraletothiis for Gas and. Waler Works.
ATLAS WORK:,
=
PrITSBUBOH
litaiinfactured
0. ARNDT 4 Co.,
COPPER.
MACHINISTS.
`- AND PIPE WORKS.
(NINTH WABD,)
-r-nrerotnrtGru ,
WILLIAM SMITH;
manufacturer oY
lon eAt3 AND WATER WORE&
_
I world also Witte attention of Gopsrintentents
f Gas Worts totay make of It7SIMIT9.
MORTON STREET, Ninth lirtfaMl
.PTVIL'SI3tTft•O B .
THOMAS N. INULER, Preside ~
These Works ere among the largest and ••
complete establkeuments in the West, 'and are o
prep M -ed to furnish •
Nsigines, of every ijoicription,
Sollars, 011 Tanta.
gheet Iron Work.
Bafircwl Ceistinim.
•
Sontag flu Castings.
Enghte Castft!s**
Machine Castings•
Geneial Castings.
ORDERS sowcrrscp
no9:10
L. o. Lrfingagrols.4. H. BIIET.W. A. 1t01111i13031,11t.
LININGSTON & CO
IRON FOUNIA:ELS,
. lflA-NUFACTIIIIIIRS OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All descriptions, for Plumbeis and Oa Fitters:Ag
ricultural Implements, Cotton and Woolen Mill Kr
chlArl'ObV'Ork promptly attended to. •
. -
Office ad Works—WASIIII;OIiTON Avraqins,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City; Pa..;
_...,__.
ROBEVSON, REA &
,CO_., " • .
-
Successors to ROBINSON. MINIS S
liMILLM I IS I , '
• WASHINGTON WORC ,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steitz'. En
gines, at Engines. Mlll Machinery, Liearing,
&Waning, Castings of all deicripttons; 011 Tanks and
Stills. Boiler and sheet Iron Work. I ...`
Mee, No. 151, corner First aniSmlttifieldStreets.
A4. , ents for GIFFABD'S PATENT INJECTOR for
feeding Boilers. :lailirM
._.
MOO T BLANC FOUNDttlf.
Butler Street, NinthiVa . nl - ,
(Opposite Union Iron ]ills.)
ROW. 111; `Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE*EINS AND PIPE BOXES, .
MACHINBBY-AIQD cesinces eESEBebLY•
ICA•dess promptly and carefally executed.
Charges reasonable.
utturr a nicKuim
oc15:12
B ERLIN. FOUNDRY.
PRICE & SUM.
Woe and Warehotne. !9 Wood Street.
ltanotactnre and keep constantly on hind
Thimble,, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
sirseoN BOSE% DOG 'BONG,
FWGiat sarnata. HOLLOW wAnr.
And Castings generally.
ri~SOMAS CASEIN &
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
lgenufactursrs of Steam Snilnes, 011 Precool, Pul
leys, Shafting, Grist. alai haw Mlll Work,
_Bolling
Mill and Mar-blue Culls gs, Orate Bars, Weights,
Ws on Boxes, &e. Budd to order and have on
haws /Engines of all stret. 1nv14:45
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Venn faireet.
BOLLIAN, BOYD & BAOALEL
cbiu Ron ac
VULTON M "ACHINE WORKS.
• ESTABLiattED IN 11336.
-"Ydanniictory of STEAM ENGINES, of all sizes
and of the most approved, patterns, for statlonavy
purposes . STEAMBOATS and STEAM TERRY
BOATS. .A. variety a f 10, Mi and 1 ver y 'rower
ENGLNES. which will be sold at reduced
prices. P. P. OEI6IIE.
Weliwvlllis. 0.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio river, h and
line of C. & P. R.
IRON WORKS•
!As. V susza, Frei's" ....... W. P. Pownts, ewes.
PITTSBUBGIL FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
mA,strp
Bar Iron;
Mirosal Fisk Bars and Bolin;
Railroad Car isles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles PLainmeredi
Locomotive Frames;
Lommotive Fannie Skapes;
Side RanEr,
Yokes, Straps;
Vilma Reads;
Steamboat ~Shafts;
*Steamboat Cranks;
Pieter' Bode, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, CoHamill:C.
moo, N 0.177 PENN swum:lF,
PITTSBURGH.'
VERSON, PRESTON , & CO.,
ennsvivania Iron Works.
um and 161 11163 T BTILEST.
0 91: 24 8 / 1 6"_ cinvligabl" Holm ' PITTSBURGH.
SAMUEL M. WICKERSHAM,
IRON BROIL=
121 First Street, Pittsburgh Pa.
Agentlor the sale of Cornwall, Wain...4_ 0144 'JO"
sephlne, Dunce:mon Stanhoe, tnendon,
and other' breeds -of Szabo:cite, Youghiogheny
Coke and C. 4, Charcoal
'.PI( _ morns.
COnasa To lit J vestallTsUcited•
PITTSBURG : a *GAZETTE : SAIITEDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1.g68.
WAGINES, BOILERS, &c.
UGH L BOLE & CO.,
Cor. Point Mity iind Duquesne St.,
Cr LLB TELE FOLIVT,)
Engineßailders,Founders&Machis ,
Manufacture STEAMBOAT
all ENon - Es and S A.-
TIONARV RING of slam
• Special attention Invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL. ENGINE AND PORTABLE ,
BOILER of 15-horse power. • I
ASINGS. of everT Ittnd,,inade to order at our
Fo C und T ry, on TRIED STREET, below Market. I
BIOS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLETS.,
HANGERS. HOUSE aud,TOBACCO SCREWS apd
IRON TOBACCO PRESSE.S, on hand and made w
ordcr, at the
• ' •
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
yttgAing en the Allegheny Hirer, near the Point,
All orders-promptly tilted. TeX re.
FORT PITT
BR, STILL AND TANK
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUI3DLAR.POUBLE-FLUEDTURIMAR, Fraz
• BON, AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS.
eHIKNEYS, BREECHING AND. ASH PANS, •
•ETTLING PANS, SALT FANS AND CON
- DENSER'S;
TEAM • PIPES, GA.SOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
BISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Mee and Warehouse eorner SeCondo
Third. Short aid liberty Streets.
•
INIr Orders sent to the above address. will be
.romvtly attended to. •• mh7:189
- •
WM. BARNHILL ti, CO., -
f . ,
.
" BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
. ...
. - - NOS. SIO, SS, 24 AND 51115 PENN ST. '
._Raving seenred &large yard and furnished It with
the most approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS in the
beet manner, and, warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys,Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers_, Salt
Pans, Tanks,Oil 'Stills, Agitators, gettllok Pau
s.
Boller Iron , Bridges, bugur Pans,'and_sole palm.
faclurers ofilaruhill`s Patent Boilrs.
Repairing done on the shortest notice,. 1a5:c23
TAMES M. ILITER.,
. ,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
mAlcirrAcrOun or
IRON OIL TANKS,
BETTLLNG P . #138, COPPER STEAM FIFE,
------------------'-
/AItILD 11. BRUSII ILDNVHD D. USI7BII.
_TARED N. BRUSH & SON,
J
mANtrrAcrctiracs os -
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON .WORE. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OILS.
WARING AND KING,
Commission Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
prrrascries, vs.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS;
. WARING, KING & CO.,
• • 127 Walnut-Street
nrrßsusea
TACK BROTHERS,
•• COMMISSION MER - CIIA.NTS,
AND - DEAL/UMI N
Petroleum and its Products.
I'lB/burgh office—DALZELL, BUILDING. car
aer of Duquesne Wei and Irwin streets.
Philadelphia Ofelee-127 WALNUT T.
soma)
apZ:TS
H 11. LONGS CO., -
.
stestarscrususs 01 •
PURE IVIIITE BURNING OIL,
Brand--"LUCIFEB. 99
Ofirce, No. 2 thiqueszie Way, Pittsburgh.
- -
HARDWARE. _
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
-LINDSEY, STERRIT & EITWEII
I 3 A. it LI "liV,ALJEZ ,
887 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSWEIRGR , PA.
WORKS.
kLANGITA CV:11003Z 0?
PITTSBEI.RGI - 1, Pa.
prrranuizon, PA.,
BOLLLtid MILL STACKS.
Arid BRKRT LBON WORK,
For Rteambpsta
Manufacturers and Impoi7ers •
CUTLERY, - &C.
CORNER or wAriqz.
One Square Below rulon Depot,
PITTSBUAGii.
Agents for FATIOAMEIP FAIA.LIEL
NOVELTY' WORKS.
pITTSBURGH
NOVELTY WORKS.
A.DAMS, NrIEEE & CO.
NALSIIIPACTUSICH Or
Keystone Standard. Patent Platform
and Counter
SCALES.,
Janus Fared Patent Door Locks and Latches.
PAINT A ND 0 rricr A ran tic
mos. ic.
Corner of Grant and First Streets,
PITTSBURGH.
En=
JOHN M. coorlia ....... JOB. IL4TE ' HURT ELM
JOHN M• COOPER & CO., ,
BRASS FOTIBIMILS
9
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Manufacturers of PUMPS AND BRASS WORK ,L_
ezz Marta agritkin niTumA
Corner of Pike and Walnutstreets,
prrnoun.car;
pogo _
FINANCIAL.
PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK,
OF N'lTTSlttrltarl.
CASH CAPITAL 6100,000..
President—HENßY LLOYD.
Vice PreOdent—WILLIAN BEA.
TatrsTsrs:
litiurNl,J,f'lgr_ldi_i 11 7 2 . - ZP°olll;itile"' j7l,el'
H. natsler.,nlEol-wsed.Gregg, 11.
.111rg e tisowe•
8..
Secretarft rcas'r—S. P. TON BONNRORST.
sri PER C HT. I-NTEREST paid _on time de
ppoo
ta%'ll, ntoer. b gi o t=af. t = r pu_ l g 3'g
let Novembe idad let May. ivalq7a
.FOR P BANKING COIIPANY,
No. "169 Wood' Street.
•CAPITIL : : $200,000.
STOCIHOLDERS INDIVIRUALLY LIABLE.-
,
• I DIrSLEIth IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIRE DEPOSIT!
USE
•
Collections made on all accessible points In the
United States and Canada&
D. Hostetter, -
James Gordon,
D. Wallnce,
Z. Fawcett,
SABI , L. li
D. LEET
KEYSTONE BAlliK,
No. 293 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBIIUGH, PA.
. I
CAPITAL, (authorized') ': : : : V 200,000.
4:GEETORES.
H. J. Lynch, Wm. H. Mandlton,
John Murdoch, . r , Henry Bockstoce,
William Espy, Geo. T. Ynia Duren.
Samuel Barr. "Gel,. • - ...,
.- -
A . GENEBAL BANKING. BUSINESS
'T lIBACTED
Co coons made On all aoe,eesible iolota to the
Unite S tStatee and I amide.
•
InteAit All , lied on,Tinit ,, Deposits.
1
UNITED.STAS SiCURITIEB SOOIHT AND SOLD,
11. . J. LYNCH,Prest4lentr
GE. T. VAN DOlLlk7 , 4.astilibe.
MOCKII LDE.ItS INDIVIDU ALLY LUBLZ.
ATIO - NA - BANK i OF CO
Cor. o' Wood and Six I
--r-
A.
JOS. JEL II PATTE S
L ON-. ........
CAPITAL, : :$5
i A I
I , DIRECTORS:
er
A. Patterson , George -
Wm. R. Brow • James Mc
Chas. Lockhart, Wm. Don
Allen Kirkpatrick, Wm. Hee
W. S. Raven,
DISCOUNTS DAILY, AT 11
H __
• - 17 -
AAT, CAL(IIET & CO.,
1
• BANKERS AND BROKERS ? .
Corner : Third and Wood Streets,
in-irTslaramari. PA..,
, \
ISOCCII:5901 1 3 TO liA3/51d. amir & c 0..)
&&...1..m1 IN
Whange, Coin, poupons,
And particular attention paid to tie purcAue and
Sale ol A
GOVERNMENT
ug P ONDS.
3[ l\
sht Drafts on ndon.
1 , .
11
Xt. OLIOES & SON
.1N •
57 'Market Street,
Pr1"1".T131311711.45T1, PA.
Collett
United
NEE
Uni 2
ja3o:sl
JESTER! SAVINGS BANS, .
7 '
_,_
, . it0,,,59 • FinArth Street.
•
CHARTED 1866. .
iik 3.,
xxitf , 'et wstdintrilinse• Deposita,
- l i arz, film *nu:
k
ON 5/014.A,R U
DEPOSI ' BUBJIr rt. 4 .0 V . H
Mac= Din, at IA o'clock.
Presidpnt-THONYSON 1
•Vloe President-A.M. II
41101tPtION BELL,.. -- r ,
p
Jun InWORTH. I JOB
J. J. cuLLganz.
1
Btoelltrolders to wh
Wm. Forsythe,
Win. Caldwell,
WILIN Daleen,
„D. W. C. Bidwell
Z. M. Fulton.
DEM
I'MANITO
1
MEDICAL
TiiitMATlEi. The
"This valuable tee
premature decline,
througholecret Abu
how easily redeine .
the impedimenta to
of nervoes debility,
pocket edition of t
receipt od MI centt,
nel, No . 88 North - CI
,1111:0
MANWOOD: HOW \LOST. I HOW
RESTORED! Just plibitshed tnisated easel
ope, Pries, etc cent:. A LEMURS ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT, and Radical Cure el
SperMatorrhcea, or Seminal We eknss, Involuntary
Endsmons, Sexual Debility and Impediments to Mar
riage EcnerallYLNervousnese, Consumption, - Erli.
lepsy and Fits; mental and Physical Incapacity, re-
Settingtrom Self Abuse. ac._, - br, Robt. J. Culver
well. M. D. author of the "freed Book, , &e. "A
BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SU FERERS," sent
under seal, In a phrin envelope, to y address, post.
pet on receipt of six cents, or. o poetaine stamps,
NEWAS. J. C. KLINK & Co. Mill BOWERY,
..i n
YORK, POSTOFFIOZ BO 4686. Alio Dr.
Culvereell , s ``Mares4re Guide," rice RS cent&
inympftwT
ADVTOICE o YOUNG MEN ABOUT
HARDT. ' 1
*
Essays for-Your w Men,
1,
On the Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to
Touth and Zarly , tisnhood, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, sent by mall In sealed letter
enveloOl (tee °leisure. Address, HOWA xso-daT RD AB.
BOOLATJDN, 80=phudeaphis, Pik. 641,:
DIRECTORS:. ,
JllO. C Risher,
Robt. H. K,ng,
Andrew Miller,
James M. Raney.
LITEKAIir, Presit
LSON. Cashier.
h Sts.
Piestdent..
—Gulller.
0,000.
1
k ass.
mindless,
.las,,
.11.
srSto22
n■ !nada on all the principal poluta of the
tee and,Canadaa,
Bonds and other Securities
HT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
stientlon wild to 'the ' purchase `Mid
States Securities.
PROM
OK, WITHOUT
MARSHALL.
ALBuitz.
- reference:
!ph,Dllwortlat
17
D Lambert,avid Kerr. -
,
Brown,
:maca Karina,
CM
. nother, New
ET, rom tOe pen of
sag s oftllls work:
eaat e and cure of
health la Impaired
and Mantloo4, and
• clear aynopils of
he cause and effepts
odic therefor. , A
I be fo. warded on
Bens_- B Doctorr lie
altimoe,
PAMPHI
*dim/ 2
Use on thl
howl ho
sot pond
. It give
orriage.
nd the re
o libOVO 1
, by anal
;barley eltd
PH. It. 3ILEIrrZI !
,
BANK R, 1
Corner: of ,Wood. 'arid Fifth Streets.
•
GOVERNMENT DID P4ICIFIC Pb. &BONDS,
GOLD ) SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought on the most favorable-terms. Sells LET
TEES 01 CREDIT and MUTTS a &Liable In any
part of Europe. --
DEPOr o re p eel o ve v T I3IE n
dsubJectt r. o r tee:, or INTF.B.
.T
JANEfi- T. - BRADY B6 CO.,
.(Sneeessors to S. JONES d C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
•
33 33C.
9
BUY AND BELL ALL BINDS OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TEEMS.
Eir Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Mir Money loaned on (Thvernment Bonds it lolls.
est market rates.
Orders executed for the Donbass and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and 001.13.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
61jt littif3u_t_exaidtt:
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAT.Lric LIN,
FRIDAY, November 13, 1868.
The money market opened with every
prospect of continued ease for the - next few
days, although rumers were afloat of the
locking ußof greenbacks, and in .conse
qitence there of holders of gold sold out,
preparing for—such a _ contingency 13234'
was reached at one time, but at the. close
the market became firmer, and closed at
133%. 'The opinion among - business
men is that gold wilrrange about 137 antil
the effect of the January interest, payments
are felt in the market,from whence a grad
ual rise Is expected toward the setting in of
the spring business.
Goverment securities were very dull to
day and opened at a decline .of one-half per
cent. The investment demand continues
to improve at present prices, but the large
dealers do not• seem to be buyers, neither
are speculatnrs; everybody seems to await
what is coming. •
Stocks' opened bonyant, but soon de
clined from one to one half per cent.; ad
vanced and closed weak and lower. Erie,
which was supposed to advance today on
last night's decline, opened strong, but de-
Clined >i per cent., and closed 1.% lower
than the opening quotations.
Express shares are firm.. Western Union
Telegraph stock • keeps firm at .55g. Fort
Wayne is weak and declining; also, Cleve
land ik Pittsburgh, New York Central and
Reading; the clique stocks • and Ottiodt
Mississippi are firm. •
Money continues easy, and business im-
proving.
Closing
_quotations as received by Ph: R.
Mertz:-., ,Gold; 133%; Eighty-one's, 113%;
Five Twenties, 1862, 108%; do, 1864, 106%;
do, 1865, 106%; do, 1865, new. 109%; do, 1867;
109 q; do, 1868, 105%; Ten Forties, 104%;
Railroads —Cleveland & Pittsburg_i, 81%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne at Chicago. 105%;
Chicago t Rock Island, 101%; Chicago &
North Western, 81%; do Preferred, 81%;
Michigan Southern, 81%: Reading, 95%;
Erie, 35%; New York Central, 11.4%;-01do
& Mississippi Certificates, Western
Union Telegraph Co, 35%; Merchants Union
Express Co., 19%. Mining ahares—guick
silver. 21. -
—No. new developments of semi-official
reports of the Secretary of the Treasury
were made to-day. The current rumors
were that money was to be kept easy for a
few days, until a more settled feeling ob
tains, when it will be suddenly made strin
gent. and a renewed attack' , made on the
market. This renewed stringency is to
be engineered so as to make ,Mr.
loch pay out his greeriback r s. The au
thority for him to do, so is doliht r e'd by all
sound financiers, and it is not thought that
he will issue a dollar of currency, all the
rumors to the contrary notwithstanding.
The- present •currency Is amply sufficient
for all the bnsiness interests. The real
fruit is in the enormous combinations made
to keep up the ,Prites-of produce; Instead
of. allowing It to decline to its level with
thecurrency. The premium on gold has
ranged from 32 to 50 per cent. during the
past year, while the products of the coun
try sell in some,: instances from - 100 to 200
per cent. higher than on a specie Oasis; the,
necessaries of life are thus controlled by
our superabundant currency to the- in
finite damages of the laboring classes. Any
process that cin be used to break these
prices to their legitimate level would be
• bailed by all• as a blessing. A return to
specie pay is the surest and quickest way
out of the trouble. Mr. McCulloch's want
of any policy has aggravated these evils to
a great extent, arid - the manner thathis de
partment has been manipulated to induce
a belief that he, would inflate the currency,
against law and public sentiment, excites
the indignation of the business community.
N. I'. Tribune, 12Th. -
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Olosing quotations received by James
T. Brady & (Co.: Gold, 133%; United
, States Sixes, 1881's, 113%r Er-20's, 1862,
108%; 5-20's, 1864, 106%; 5-20's, 1F65„
106%; 10.40'5, 104%; 5-20's, January and
July, '65, 109; 5.20'5, January and July,
'67 109%; '6B, 109%; June 7-30, par less %;
5 July 7- 1 10's, do %; August 119; Sept., 119;
Oct. 118%; Union Pacific Railroad, 102; Gen
,ral, 103,
BM
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PITTSBURGiff - MARKET'.
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OITIPIONI OF THE PITTSBURGHOAZETTA
FRIDAY. Novemtrer,ls, 1868.
There is no improvement to note in com
mercial affairs in this; city at least, and
the hopes entertained some time since that
business" would improve after the Political
excitement had subsided, have not thus
far been realized. The feeling, generally,
is of a panicky character, which of .course
tends to paralize trade, and matters are
likely to continue so until money becomes
easier, and confidence, to some extent, at
least, restored. Ali banking institutions
are very careful as to whom they lend
ov money, andziarties who are suspected with
but very little chance of
being accommodated; nor is it to be won.'
dered at after the exoenence of, thlpast
few months. Failures all over the country.
and some of them very heavy ones. are of
almost daily occurrence, and judging from
present indications, the end is not yet.
APPLE BUTTER—DuII and unchanged
at 70 to 75 in kegs, and 80 tO liSc. in crocks.
APPLES—In good supply,,but with a
con'dnued steady deman' prices are sus- -
tained, ranging from $2 to $.l; per bbl.
BEANS—Unchanged; sales of small
white*at *3,75 to $4 per bi-shel.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUA-15 dull bet un
changed, at 434 to the tr de, and 5 cts in, a
retail way.
i
BUTTER—Is in steady :demand, and
prime to choice Roll is se'ling in a regular' s
way at 38 to 40c. 1 1 0 -,
CIDER—Is quiet; we utinue to quote
'at $6 to $lO per bbl, as to qtiality and sizel
of barrel.
CRANBERRIES—PriLeEaestern Culti
vated, it is alleged, cannot be sold'here be
low $23 to $24 per bbl. 1
CESTNUTS—Quoted at $6,50 per bushel.
EGGS—A shade lower ] Under the influ
' enbe of increased arrifl4, and we now
quote at 33c. ,
DRIED FRUIT—Qui; and unchanged;
we quote Peaches at 12 rAuarters, and 14
for halves. Apples 8 to,lo - cts.
HAY—Baled Hay, to tase,a common ex
' pression, is very sick, ap are also some of
those who are dealing ih it. The market is
completely glutted, and prices are irregu
lar and lower; we canllpert sales of four
car loads of good at $2O and strictly prime
is offered freely at $24 to 425.
POTATOES—In goot supply hut with a
fair demand, prices ar, maintained. We
continue to quote at 70itW 75 in bulk, and
SO to 85 in sacks for Per cli Blows. 4
, GRAlN—There is lit lei or nothing doing,
lin Wheat, though the tendency is down
ward.
We now quote NO. 1 Winter at $1,75 -
'
Ito $l,BO, and No. i Spring at $1,33 to $1,3.5.
Oats.dull, with more fiktnness, but there is
no material improvenieut in the demand,
and prices are unchanged we quote at 64
to 65c, on - track, and the", usual advance for
small lots in store. Cirri is very dull and
drooping; old cannot fairl be quoted above
$1 for. mixed, and sl,Qsfor prime Yellow,
though, aiyet, there ii but little offering at
these figiares. New CiVit is dull, and offer
ing, freely at 75 to 80c/ Rye is dull, with
offers to sell at $1,35. !Barley is just about
as dull and irregular 4s ; ever; brewers and
maleters are wanting 4o buy at $1,75 to
$l,BO for prime, !while holders are
generally asking aboijt $2, and many of
t
them are storing in slopes that there will_
be a better market so e time.
SALT—Is in stead demand, with regu
lar sales at $1,75 by i. a car load, and $1,90
to $2, for small lots ini store:
LARD OlL—Unchanged at — sl,2s for No.
2, and $1,50 for No. 1.1 I
LARD—Is lower, lAti ingood demand;
sales of prime kettle itet!idered at 18c:
ONlONS—Continues very dull and noin
inally unchanged at t}4 to $5 per bbl, as to
quality. 12______ '''
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PITTSBURGH 'PETROLEUM MARKET
5 •
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OFFICE OF THE PI TEURGIEC GAZETTE, I
FRIDAY, N vember 13, 1868. i
CB 11E..
I -
The market. wasleobsiderably stronger
.
to-day, in sympatyi with Refined, but
prices are no higher, and this is accounted
for in the act that he former has been
relatively higher-than:tile latter for some
days past. We can 4eport 2,000 bbls to be
delivered on this water (40 to 45 gravity)
at 10c; .1,000 for N -timber at 10c; 1,000,
seller's option, firs , iix. months 1869, at
10c; and 3,ooo,ibuye ' t
s: option, all. 1869, at
.1
15c. Vie are cognisant of an offer to sell
LOOO per month (46 . 1 giavity) at 12c, with
out finding a buyer.i - - Thus, while the sales
in' the aggregate, 4, -day, were compara
tively light, theretao a stronger feeling,
and there is but little!doubt that had it not
4 11
i
been for the reacti n t oil would have sold
below 10c; it was r ored yesterday-that a
sale had been m de at 9Xc-it was re
ported on private ferms.
Ruktrzo.
,
As already intithited, the market was
t;ensiderablv atre t n a ter to-day, and with
6onsiderablii lug Y, especially for the
last half of Noverhber, prices, compared
with yesterday, arl from a quarter to half
a cent higher. We,cOn report two "lines"
of 500 bbls per month, for April, May, June
and July, making 4,000 bbls, at 30c; 500
bbls, on spot. at 26%c; sales- in-Philadel
phia of some thre4itousand barrePs, for the
last half of November, at 2636 c. At the
close, November, kuit half, was quoted at
263;e, with "refus.sdst' asked for at 27c. This
reaction was caused by the "short" interest
coming into the rn,itrket to cover their short
sales, and, at pr sent figures, they can
realize a very han some margin.
RECEIP Si. CRUDE OIL. j
J. Mawhinnev..2oo
D..INtL Edgerton .1.
189 ID. Bly & C 0...... 5C
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Total
OIL srcirmn El ST BY A. V. R. A.
R. W. Burke, .00 bbis ref. to Warden.
.
Frew & Co., Phib 4 delphia. __
Braun & Wagner:, 310' do do to Waring ;
King & Co., Philt(delPhia.
R. W. Morgan t - , C0., 197 do do to War-
A ...
loden, Frew dt CO.. rhiladelphia. ,
Fawcett, Logan, &13tockdale. 200 do do to:.
W.
W. P. Logan Philadelphia.
P. Weisenbereir, 450 do do to Warden;
Frew t Co., P I:adelphia.
1 ; Nat. Ref.-C0.,--MQ:do do to F. A. Dilworth •
;,it Co.,.Philadelphia.
lontzheimer, iCoetiler & Co., 482 do dotc
Waring King & q., Plllladelphia. _
McKelvy Bros. :& C0., 0 7 do to W. P.
Logan at Bro., Piladelphia.
ii
McCreery dr. Co., 200 do do to W.
P. Logan & Bro. Philadelphia.
McKee. Hack a& Co., 50 do do to W. P.-
Logan- & Bro.,AhiladelPhia.
Livingston , Bios., 250 do do to War.
,den, Frew & Col, Philadelphia.
3
Total shipment* Relined ...f. .. .. 1116
OIL SHIPPED . V.VRODS. DUQUESI.FE DEPOT.
Union Ref. St. _Co., 140 do refined tc
W. P. Logan & Bre., Philadelphia.
Kirkpatrick :Lyon, 104 do do to W. P.
Logan & Bro.. kdladelphia.
Fleming & Co., ?.05 do do to Tack Bros.,
Philadelphia.
McKenna &FRogers: 10 do do to A. P.
Phippa, Philadhlplue.
G, W. Holdship &Co., 238 do do to War"
ing, King & Cot ; - Philadelphia. .
Total shipmen ' Refined..: 597
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PITTSBUIEH METAL MARKET,
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OFFICE OF 111ERITT.311IIRGH GAZETTE,
. FR6A,Y, November 13, 1868. ,
Tke market ii quiet but steady, and
,
prices are wit mit quotable change. There
is a continued! fsir demand from consum
ers for immediate use, though' the policyo:
buyers generka i 'l* is to Nl9 just as-little at
possible, witti afyi" ew of haVing just, as lit
tle on hand the 'first of:the year as possible:
.
Besides, the is t- tri'ngency in money rriattert
has the effect to retard business and re
etrict °pent ors, and stocks, generally
particularly ,ort eastern irons, are prett'i
well reduced;
t
• 1' ANTH RAC I TE.
100 tons Chid es Forge $4l 00 -cash
20 , t No: 2 Foundry 142 00-4 mos
50 " No. Anthracite ...... . '42 00-4 mot
50 ""'. No. 2 Anthracite 41 00-4 mce
\'‘, 1 . COICE.
200 to a Aligglieny C0ke,......
88 $38
00-6 00-6 M OE
1
100 " - I ,*. ' mot
. 6 melt:cosi.
100 tons L. 4. 'orge
i BLoom.a. -
25 tons .Inata $93 00_6 mos
1 0
urrinsliers AL IMELTEM FP-Obt LAKE SU
1 .. PEIZIOII ORE.
mot
50
tons Grey Forge, to ar $4O 00-4 mot
60 11 Gr 4, Forge, to ar 4.
0 00-6 mot
100 ~ i ,, t " 4000--4 ince
70 1, Diet la . Forge, at fur 39 50-4 mo,
100 II ; 6, ? 39 50-s`mot
800 . 6 144; " 38 50- cast
100 " - - ll;a , 38 50- cast
300 " r4s:i 44 , 39 CO-4 mot
240 ~ 1 ,, ! 1, 39 00-4 mo:
50 " White. 38 00- cast
70 ~, lidttted . 38 75-4 mot
75 “ 1 lite . 38 00-4 mot
10 ~', N 1 42 00-4 mot
10 , i, 10.
.. . to oo—s mol
A
197 Q
547 00-4 mot