U
6.
Orovis, ItuisTruas; 8E67
; -
TEIE BEST' MITOTIC& , •
"A. BRADLEY & CO
.
Handisenfers of tke greatest variety of
:-cook, Parlor and Heating Staves ,
I, BZ 70131 D IN THZ STATE.
Sole Agents for the eelebrated Baao'Buralag
nasal Stoves and Parasols' for Hard Coal or coke.
lathe World for Parior.Ofilee. Store or Church.
needs no-relandllar-narns all winter. Do act
untltyoacee or sea - a fat Circular. ,
No: 30 WOOD STREET
bar Agents for" Osleotals—DlMMLNE BRCIS
iscautiseut St: fillEo. HUBLZT. Allegheny City....
..,
‘efß iirrilGUS &. : C
0,,
. . . , ~ 1.1-
..:o, ? "0= irrinq Yainori as
c.' . . Seri li COCrElie; .
. . .
BOSTON'' COOKING - BANdE
- ' "THE FIERY- FURNACE,"
los Ir4itiza Iliirilmiii. * • '
*Mr
: ..
Tag AiIi*;DIII3T - COOKING STOVE,
- ftszti TOR.? , ' vOLTOKEIA OoOK STOVE,
-' Alti:lSlncSoulti tatter)T , ORTS.BLE. itipkEit . ,
-IRON_- liA T , 5
' - ZOTO,&_ GRAT_fres from ay' and d t;
-•-: misuliTti, rzED am_ it,
: --- 284 aid 208 Liberty Street,
: • sescia .. _ _ . nrresußGri;TA,
: Cr•
STOVIM
CET THE BEST.
•
BISSELL & CO.'S
TRIuNwH,
FOR Arrryirnrorra COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
wea asany other Ettore la the Milan.
MULTI & 00.1
II
N 0.285 Liberty Street.
•.
• boonbondandfortalc,
PARLOR STOVIS,___
BZATING a'ru
• eRATE PRO ?INDIRA
OOOSINEI e3B. aa.
STEIE . III 71108.
IRON' AND STEEL WORKS.
Conersext v iidurea et. Co.,
nixaracagaxeaor
Iron, Nails and Steel, esirriage and
Wagon Springs and Axles.
.
,Dumie . iro sae,XL. andJaulata Yereluoit Bar, Bound
anddliaare n: Band:Hoop, Skeet and Plate lecmk
mai, al/ Oval and Hal: Bound Irout.Cylinder and
Wagon Donlron; Drag and Dropper -Bare:- T and
Cliat-Itallinetioal-Roads; Cuttialls l and Spans;
Plow, Spring And Steel; Laminated Steel•tatt
ter Baia, Crow Bars; de., de.
Mee and Warehouse—TT WATER ISTRIECT,
SIIEFFIEPI STEEL WORK&
ZINGER =a. 064
Itianhattrers of *very descripti 1 of
'CAST AND'CERMAN STEEL r
BArriMEIHN443;_ . - •
C AND riALTPOIt3f SPRINGS. \
ASLIB. BUM TISK, ft. &a.
-FanillOnSe , 88 ; water sad 100 Disc Vii.
WILIBBA RR & PABILItir
114-
=grim. I.l4lprilimat
\ lifiCT6L7, . BEITBEN anz;rsa,
tow W. RABB. I CIIIAB. PARKIN.
EtnNFLLI. /fA.w7IRB-8. MM.
CRESCENT, STEEL WORKS, .
7ALLIIR
BLACK OND
STEEL W 031318.
- PLUS.; BROTH & CO.,
11a11a114111012 of an demi:thou of
suri3xma
Owes and Witogionse, ISo 1 7Ifi, 1,24 81COOND
&Ed 119 ail* *.1938T =Ma%
339 Libiirty 34
k, Off Lee, Ni,o?i
11114:441•
p
STEEL WORN&
• is ismi.3 •
ANDiEWION''& wdoin,
.100813801143 - I f TO''ANDBREON s 0008 a ite.s.
Menefteterere of every deseriptlon of ."
STEEL -
BEST DEFINED rOotitztem;
ifinp* l .7* Oircinar - °lint!" C"lsa Cut
SAW PLATES.
Spring, Cad aid Buena Plcrwand Blister Biog.
Shovel, Hoe Fork, Hake and Toe Calk Steel.
,Halleoad Bril Reel aad Prog.roLukCasißteel
IPlAper Bars, sil olel le Steel. !Spring !Hee - Mee, Plow
aa, ete,;011Dr111 Basel.
=ea and WorIat..COIkeeITRBT.A.TiLtHIAS
f`lttsbargh, Pa. 718:de
COPPER
LAKE SIIPBIIIOII.
OOPPRII Km same wan
• zprrr.rsirentlii.
• PARK, MoCIIRDY CO., •
libundirturefll of Illissiblnm iristue and ion
Oopzoor Prelled Cepper BOOOMIN Bailed SOU Bot
ter Soldsro Aliloviniport.rs end Denton
letettaTin Mts. nest iron. WfreL'ite.: clon.
insatly on hand rinser' , ifasklnes &AA Tools.
dgrebougui%l4B MST BnAllisT and, LSO
Oper4sl ow den of bovw, out to any d•ldrodttlatr"
PAPER:.,
10111TISBUBS/1 PAPEIL BILANIY.
I.NACTIDLINO COMPANY, Mannfoetauvrs of
PRINTINGAND WRAPPRIG PAPERS,
•
intorom MILL-wiltrmorsinxr. mac..
F149# 14 ? 4 IFELL-29T BBI6RTON~Xy ; r
011714711 AND WARZELIMME ,. :
7 1032 -Third Street,Pitteliurgh, Pa,
-,p rr aimp-4.sBllwjaargalt.....
nar soiritar7:"
misaratreitivr ,
f ni rt=tOor Favor Stock.
lin!9Eol,
C0444 , 04 1 .# cOAPig
:01W-ABT - ii
; -4;441r091 ,riOritittiOcgoiro 8.
inarMindedalica Mg%
Au g atudiosisitsbuir otte, to k .
sheorwgus. tut* , ikov Po Eris!".
IBM
mvl 411]:=3TEL
N.ATIONAJL FOITIIDAY
vonstiri sat wissibil,
WILLIAM SMITH,
CAST BO BOWL PIPE,
MY Pim In an Out tartFlaWy in Pit., is dry
ma, lad lA ftet lengths; Al.o tilt assorlansat ot:
GomaCooling" for flos Oad Water Works.
I "mild also son the sttaattos of Rirportatendouts
of *se Works to lay make of RETORTS.
ATLAS WORKS;
ithRTON STREET". Ntitth Wards
TOES N. ffiWlR, President.
-• Worts These• are .mono the i r ail aest and mat
eniapiete establiehaaeats in the lad are new
prepars4 to tarnish :
liostaes, of every
Oil ?raw
Skeet lima Work.
snz.: am clusige,
31iiiisbas
- 111 'hine Oldiagi•
0111111114
ORDERS - t
magma -
S. - • •, .W. H. sUILT.W. A. SOISCIOCIN.
LITILSIGSTON fr. CO., -
.
• ' MON 1 1 0173111EFLS,
YAIMI'AOTTME6G Or . I •
zirsic LIGHT tis.rrsras,
dssalptious, litiquabers sawnnen_ &A.-
rtealtaralimpleatents, Oottsa sa /Ls
-42111-
all e ZhiWork prsuptip otteadsd eat
Mos wad Works—WAIRINGTOW AvErus,
• sour Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
RoniNstni;BEA. & CO.,
Saooelwors to losuroos. Mims I Mums.
WASHINGTON WORKS ,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Of Host sad Etittoisty Steak Zl.-
1 1 =4
_ B til it sattop 3l2 doserl_pUnsa Tisk ° s allig a
'BUM; Bauer saa Sheet Iron Work, " "
AEce,No. Lalcorner lint sad akostblieldStreets.
lesmnf tor OUT . //UPE PATINT LE.TILOTOB for
BOUen Man
MtgliT AMA= FOTIMPRIG
Buti!r ficrea , Ninth_ Ward*
(Oppodt• Vision Don vms,)
: • P 3 7 2 / 313 . 114 HL
Belling Mill and Bridge
THIMBLE SKEINS AND . PIPE BOXES,
YKOHDIENBY AND CABS' INDS GIANNBALLY.
Orders promptly and earistally exennled.,
Charges resainintde.
_ EFEBT doILWIELMIA
eolasm
=ELM
. . _
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
fourth -Ward tint* and Intidne lfoity
arasmusior sT.,:fiazzelpukTT. PA.,
Yenafsetexers of Ste= ICnittnes, 021 Presses, Pol.
1 3 24, a
u t i n n d
1 1/zoo 800 r.., to order and gals
ME
`OVNDBY s s
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Irenn Street.
BOLLIAN, ',BOYD 114431.1141.
ohm Bo's, am Castings, Bolli.ithes, Ste. -
ivLTON MACHINE WORK&
- Sarentiszep IN
dfnt h tsry at IFFEatifi P E a NO l lN B n 36 te . z , - O - r
- t i
t- ye_n_k - ar_r ma n p ooeesSTl:=l6ard gllel i sei
BOATS. A r. t ,
variety sr 10,.L6 and 16 hone power
ICNOLVIII, which will be • sold at very reduced
Woes.
_. • _ P.' IP. OEISSE. liVidlimills. 0.
Fifty miles Wow Pittsburgh, on the Ohio rives end
lins of 0.11 PAL. ~.,, 1 ' - '• nav;bl ~,
Us, Vzsaa:a, Pres's. W. P. rfiRTZB. Bapa..
1" 1 " 1 "1 14 . 14EL FOR G E •
'Bar Iron; - ' •
PftUroad Fish Mrs sof Monti
'Wires** Car •.ales monads
13allrosid Car Axles. )11rurirrrai. •
Locomotive Frasser;•-•'
Loto . motivellame Bitumen
!Molted"; • •
Yokes; Straps;
Piston Heads; , •
Steamboat SWAN • ' •
SteambOat Cranks;
piston Beds, Wrists;
-Pitnammlirmso:4Uanyilkar,.
°Moe, No. 177 PENN / STREET,
EVERSON, PRESTON at,
Pennsvlvania lion' Works.'
„reborn., NoL 106 sad um num nun,
° i ii " °lll " ll° '
Pati
sAnnria.
• paON
._„ f '
1.241, First/fit:reef, Pitts — *Mp l
tor Os file of
attdo. nes
• ' P IG - 11131AYNIS6 !' . -
naetitahr
-_ • PAUCTERt3:
WELL. .14 TATLIEL4 I
P , AIL IfltrEß
Nah ono* inrsiummtariwieHrip:,
?mom a
Ibr
Mina RP= LIN 08111 ,4 ).AY MP:4f_ .
generally in up, gun= la sae ,
us diatom , U lan 111 to: Melt ,
omokt wi a tticatwarta dura w jAVlS,,
AXs ANA, *OW 210 ar. r•
itUi 414:7a± 3
AND PIPE WORKS.
MI
amms wu;D.)
EU .12Am
IN
'.
3wult,tr4wmv:w•m, or
EWEN
TI3I3,O•ISII.IR:WAXIML , WeIgati
p=i!Emmuari.
IRON WORKS.
ANDIRON CO.,
aciirononnueas co,
PTTTSBURGH. P
IRON, IiFtOKEIRS.
ba l .l-fti!m.l,xmma
HUGH, 111.':BOLE-8c 00.
Car. Point Alley , ud. house R*,
•
(Nzas TEN Pool%)
Engineßuilders Fonders&Mackinists
Yanninatore STEAMBOAT ENGIN= and STA
TIONARY .INGINIS, of all sizes.
A lligelal attention invited to oar new STATION
OIL WELL. ENGINE - AND. PORTAXIX
/10ILBef-15..korse power, --
- OASlTUSalototery kint,_aade Order at oar
Noundry, ea mm,D STREET, below 'Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLETS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO MUMS lila
IEBON , TOBACCO PintlßEtt, on band and node to
octet; at the •
INDUSTRIAL WORKS •
Fronting sa the Alleghem lived, sew *s laps.
-Frrnarseit, PA. •
it All orders prom tl TAT Ft.
=I
F ORT Pm
80111114 STILL AND TANK
: WORKS
Cii9tROLL 4k,SNYDER,
TIYNOLAB, DOUBLZ-FLUID =m ax m
- -BON AND OTIANDIIN STLAX BOMBS&
OIL STILLS AND OIL TAMILS,
OBINNEYS, BILINONING AND ASH PANS, .
NIITTLINO PANG, BALT PANS AND OON.
D&N/31114; •
OTILLN PIPES, imam:or= AND IBON
BBIDOES;
PImON DOOBB AND COAL RIMS
011ffee sad Worehonso, corner Seemed,
Third, Short awl Liber t y Streets,
PITTEIIIRGH, Pa.
illrOtdcts sent to Ike above-sdaess will be
womotlyettendedto. • aktalle
WIC BARNEFILLA co.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
. ROB. $lO, Mei st AND 26 PUN RT.
nimbi seemed a largeyard and furnished it with
e mosf approved machinery, we
BOAepred to
manufacture every description of ES In the
best winner, end warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breechin g , lire Bede,
Steam Pipeei Locomotive Boilers; Oimdensers, Silt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Brills, Agitators., Battling Pant,
Boller Irott,Bridgm Sugar Pans, and sole mana.
lecturers of - Barnhill , ' Patent Boilers.
:Repairing done oa the shortest notice. laS:€11
JAMES MG EWER,
I Noe. 55 and 56 Water Street,
Pirrsziretan, PAL,
munnuerniza at
IRON OIL TANKS,
eaTTlaire ?Ara, perm sizAmpirr.,
zioLmut xma, arAcas,
• .f A.ia satyr mos WOE=, . Stisaabatte.
JAIL= X. Rama RDIITND D. BEIM
JARED IL BRUSH & SON, !
• X 1111173 ry 111
Steam Boilers, Oil SUMS, Tank
6111113 T Inert Won.ii. an.
. 61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
J • OILS.-
Vi r mulim AND KENO ,
Ocauelsalza Xerebutts "ad irokors to
Petrolewn and Its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY S
rrrivmmou, Pt.
PBIL~D~.F IA ADDBZW3,
ViTARING, RING & CO.,
CK BROTHE.IIO I •
COMMMON finaICRANA/
AND MALI= INI
Petroleum and itB Pioducts.
Pittsburgh OtIect—DAT..ZZLLyBUILDIAG.
nei:Of Daquesaa - *ay sad 17in streets. ~,
Philadelphia Ofileer—laTiYALNlTT CT. „
:api:wao ..•
11 0 MG LONG di CO4 •
XARTIPAMIMS 07
WIEMMINING OIL,
Bralia—Hz /70/711B."
-
°Mee, No. 2 Duipiesne
..*ay e Pittsburgh.
N EwlamripwAßE = mousy.
- LINDSEY, STERBIT & EINERI
Xasu2l ant Implvien •
EE A.llll W
CUTLERY, &C,
887 LIBERTY STREET,
COONMER OP WAYNE,.
Ono Stow" Beloit ThilOß
PITTSBURGH. I.
A;outs trir 7A-111134LIGEEP &ULM
NOVELTY WORKS.
pIT 111111MGli
50YELIT WORSE.
Asa s' Dm= & co.
• ; - (y.kinlPAcognua or
Keiraunia `gp4ondard. Pate_nt rainbow
SCALES.,
IMM PUNd P a tent Door Wks and Latta;,
r+ l2l T"r" ° -m PIL LEON.*.
Corned. of Grant and Find Gtreeta,
auoies Mr. oilmen. • -
GAS AND STEAK nTTING
JONI M. 00019111. . HAW
• jInutpkPOTER,O" c 9-
• MUUSSJINOIMOPEIk:
• • • -.7 • 3 . 7
_GAS 4101, STIWIL:=OI4:
•
M x lM °l l 00atr i utas. 111- " ,411141 / 2 1i1
fiersiietPie alit Walut Streets,.
- a a J,4•6•;:,
BO
M7II7ACTVIIIRIS 07
127 Wabiut Street.
EWWWARE.
BM
rni:ANOLI
Akito....46"oo.:PANiiie.Peou.4Wor.inoww.o..•
PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK
- 07. AnTs4einvivom.
0.A511 OLPT . FA.L ." 11100,000.
Presidloato.llMHßY LLOYD.
Tles 1112 A.
11 L8: 0.2,5_,t, r t... Thos. Hellen, P. .Teliea,
Th. Wjskteasm Geo. W. Hallema, - Wm'. Rea,
& Hartley, lidward Gregg, Hiram Stowe.,
. . .
heretary k Treat'r;—S. H. TON IiONIHOSST.
flit MINT. INTRIUNT paid on• time de-
C l a i r i tite i r=r l" ntr. b lii i mva e o r pl u t it eg i n
/it November and lit MO.
FORT PITT BANKING COIPAIY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : :
STOCRROLD RS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
1 DEALERSGO ' SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
MUNI ALLOWED TIIE DIPOMB,
Collections made on all nocoultilis points In tb‘
llatteaSiatea and Veudae.
DIRECTORS: •
t duo. 0' Risher. . ..'"
' • : Bobt. B. Hawk •
Andrew Diller,
'James H. Bails"'
. . , .
NeeLlolllsl3, Pavan.
D. Hoste,
Jates fflord ttar cri;
D. Wallace.
I. /sweets, •
. -
SAFE.
. D. tEET
I r* 41;9 1( 1 34:11 If
No. 293 I.III3ZATT STRIDE!,
PITTBBI4I6IH, PA.
CAlTl'AL;(authortsed t ) :::: . $ 2003000.
DIRECTORS.
H. J. rynch, Wm. H. Harallton,
John Murdock, ..r., , Henry_Bookatoce,
WRltam Rom - . Deo. T.oran Donna.
Unmet Buckley.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACT=
pQcpneettonr made on al looniablit jiantif fn the
Mms üßates and Canada. '
Interest Allows?' os,l'hae Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT MID SOLD.
irsiddrit.
es*. T. Liar Claahlior.
ZZ•6TOCYHOLDEBB nirravumALLy LIABLZ.
NATIONAL BANK OF CONIFICII
Car. of Wood and Sixth 13t&
A. PAT TIERBOA • ... • .... President ,
JO5. H. HILL
CAPITAL, r $5OOOO.
A. ..' ' DIRZDTORS:
A .
rettersea, , • George W. Cass,
m: ,L Brown,i , James McCandless,
„ .
Mai. L4ckhart, c Wet. Douglas, •
Allen Kirkpatrick, ' '
,Wm. Been.
W. 13. Eleven, ; .
iniailorrs DAIL`
AT 11 A. 11110:012
11ART, CAllOll6.lf & CO.,
BANMS AND BROKERS,
Corner 27drd and Trpod Sheets,
FIT. virErurtcan. PA.; -
""r 338 °8 5 To atzli , k. gaff -* c 0..) N
DiAissug
•Exchange, Coin, , COupons,
And patiallar attantha e l i dto he Durham and
COVERIVVIENT BONDS.
ts:**Draitekondpn.
ni mat
HOLINUF4 #.802118,
• , • •
57 Mdrket Street,
PlTTTlffinntelit,
;
Collections leads es en the principal
of the
United States "ad Canadas.
StOchs, Bonds and other Securities
novelly AND SOLD ON OOKMDMION.
re:Mau attentlott paid to the resrehase and
We of • ,
tXuited StAteS Secitities.
jaCsal
IVIVESTERN SAVINGS BANE,
No; 89 Fourth Steet.
OFIA.RTERED
intenist Piiidon'illine Deposit*
_ . ..
, .
ANY SUM RECEIVED FROM •
ONE,DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHEM, •FITEOIi'T
_. INTEREST. , ,
.• ,
Dllooanta Daily at 1A o'clock. - , i
Preeident—TaosPSON BffM
Vice Wesident—L M. 11,0811ALIts
- • . ontiCToatis
TIIWIIPSON BELL, a. M. MARSHALL*
Joel Dlitrolltg, JOS. ALEIREE.i
Ar...i. 43! . I PB, • i•
~ ehosicUidere to whom we make reterehee k :
, Win. ToreTike, . Joseph Dilworth.
revol. Caldwell, . Rev. David Herr. •
Willie Daleell., Henry . bambeeel
D. W. 0. Blame! . A. la. urowa, •
1
R. H. ITaltork. • • • Thorns* Eyler. ' , ---.
13irititSBURGH
ji.
. BARR FOR SAVINGS,
•
. .
•
POIDIENLY THE DIXEdSAVINGSLIMITIITION
.
No. 67- Fourth Strceig,,,
NIA= OProeiri - Mns RANA or Pitte9.
- CILkETIDIED ISO*.
. . .
OPEN DAILY from 9.t0 4 o'elook
_and on, WED
NESDAY and SATIIILDA.Y EVENINGS, front may
into November Ist, fromt to 9 o'clock. and viol '
November lst to Nay Lit, 8 to licoolock.•
BOOU of By-Laws, Sc. thnlished at theodiee. •
'This Instituttmestecially offer to Abuse whose
eandaga are limited, ho.opportunity toAccumtdate4
by small deposits, easily saved, a , sum which will be
a resource when needed, and bearing interesyn.
stead of remaining unproductive.
cLEVARD4-0/VALLNAGEEIIs
• • • - nturßioxr,
.9ZORGIC•A: 'BERRY.
, • , ' m rassinsters
8. H. ILIUM MAN.. •I , JA.MiSTAB.I4 JR.
ewc - T.Alie Asir TRILAIRV?ft. ..,' - i
i
A. TART
t it h am .
4.....,
.noll_N B. DIMORTH, JOSHUA . • : CIDIS.
a. rOLLANenti vi , zoos :P a a 2_,. P, l / 4
JAB. L. eliAll , .. • ,2,,,,-43,, .• :i i • Tx,—
_____; • CUR 111111•Zi1G1 ',.' 11_ 0 -* _..-
15oLiorrvz•—D. W. - . 11 A.. , 141.11ELL...• 1=B24:•.•
ArricammDzumemr;
ristuvirlaim
T' VANIU3.O HOUSE OF
PEE. 11.. IMEERTZ,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
DRAWS BILLS Or =CHANGE ON*
LONDON, BHRLIN, •
••13NION BARK." r il s aiN -
DUBLIN, • • LRIPZIG,
LIVARPUOL. BRE IdLIT.
GL 41 , 50 w, HAMBURGH,
B tLFABT, .YRANIPORT of N.,
PARIS, \ WHIRHBITRGH, •
STRAMBOURG \
.DARMaTADT,
N CAtiSZL_'
RAISIIRS , ANTE RN, LOLOGNZ, •
LAND WAN, \ TRIER , •
HAILBRoId. • BASEL.,
RTIITTGAN "BERN.
!WM:ZHOU( ' SAN FRANCISCO,
and about 200 more amid er places. Money Is also
seat to any village from central points direct to the
residence of parties free of charg.,4f ‘i 'r . om fifteen to
seventeen days. \
Collections mac I+T power of itto say all over
Her. pe. Goods aid parcels &Maimed to.\
• PH. 1111. MERTZ.
IMEI To BEADY 4%
184:oricom to B. JONES a 00.4 _
"Corner Faust and Wood Sts.,
3E3 . 313 C. IlEt.
BUY AND BELL ALL SWDB or •
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
"- soLD, ELM AND botrroNa,
oav 11F0ST IATORABLB TZEGIB.
ElTlnterest Allowed on Depoelts.
xi. Mosley loaned= Government Bonds at low
est market rates.
Orders executed for the Potreimule sad
Salo of BTOOBUB, BONDS and 60L1.
.iAmizs, T. ~B RADY 4, CO.
ON. Cashier.
Eitterargi &pHs.
FINANCE'
Oggraz or TWO PrrranuansGezerrA
TRU MAST, INovember 19,1868.
.$
Gold opened lower today, and touched
13434, but thB market remained firm at
from 443; to 134;•‘. The great ease in the
money market-6 o 7 per cent. on call--
enables partien to -carry . ' gold at a small
coat, and even get, a good interest at pres
ent; from the scarcity of the artiole r if the
Government had net coins to the relief of
the bear operators it
_is likely that gold
would have sold , to= day at 138 or more.
The bend market is strong and higher,
witba rising tendency for the next few
.days, and so long ai money remains easy,
the buying will Continue, but with the
samblaim of a, reverse in money matters,
large salmi \ may be expected; the ex
perience of the last two weeks not being
forgotteni by those ;who thought a ruie was
inevitable: - • •
Stocks are 'Strong, and after the Erie
corner is dissolved; it, is expected, that
,New York Central and Fort Wayne will
undergo' ' a similar' Process.' • The pro
gramme in Eris is, however, not yet fin
ished, and the clique have determined to
make another squeeze more severe than ,
before, since _they are in possession of
nearly all • the stock at a very low rite,
mostly bought at , from 136 to 139, and will
thua resist any attempt of a great decline.
Western shares, next to the clique stocks,
are quiet. Express shares are remarkably
firm, and a rise may be engineered in them
at any movement. . ' .
Business appears more brisk.
Closing quotations as reoeivolly Ph. R.
lisfertr. Gold, 134%; Eighty-One's, 114%;
Five TWenties, 1882, 110; ,do, 1864, 1073;
do, 1865, 107%; do, 1865.newi 1093 L; do, 1867;
110 4 ; do, 1868, • 110%; "Ten Fortlia, 105;
Reilraads—Cleveland & Pittsburg:l. • 85;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne it Chicago. 108%;
Chicago dr Rook Island, 108; Ohlia.go dt
North Western,B4%; •do Pref er red, 86;
Michigan South ern, • 83%; Reading, 983;
Erie, 45; New York Central, 124%; Ohio
& yifixdßpippi Certificates, .30: Western
Union Telegraph Co . , 36; lidarcluutteThilon
Express Go 20%; Pacific Mail, .114
Adams, 48; inning sluires—Gregory, 4,8; ;
Quarts Hill, 85; Smith at Parmele, 4,00;
Gregory, 10. . .
- CENTRAL LIVE-STOCK MARKET.
Orsioß OP THE Wpm/31mm GAzorra,
WEDNESDAY, November 18, 1868. je
The market for Cattle since the date of
our last report has been very dull, the
sales in the aggregate being small and pri
ces are little better nominal. The trans
actiona since Friday evening last foot up
457 head at prices ranging from 3y,' to fig.
Strictly prime shipping cattle would
doubtless have brought a halt to a quarter
More, but none of this kind changed
hands. On Friday last, the sales were 426
head; at from-53,15 for bulls t 046,75 tor the
best. Total sales for the week 883 head,
against 1,007 head last week, and 1,348
head the provius week. There has been
little or no change to note in prices. The
following are the reported sales:
Hedges & Taylor to'd Zernlok 22, weigh
ing 20,475 at 44,50; same , to Boyd & CO. 41,
weighing 33,550 at 3,75; same to Pidcook .t
K. 55, weighing 63,925 at 6,50; same to P.
Klamens'ls, averagingl,soo at 6,25; Holmesi
Lafferty & Co. to Monezv , 51, weighing
49,275 at 6,25; ; . Same to. Elchelberger 2,
weighing'2,oso at' 5,50; 'tame to same 18,
weighing 17,952 at 5,37; same to Styer
weighing , 7so at 4,50; same to same 3, weigh
ing 2,700, at 5,00: same to same -"1 cow,
weighing' 1000, at 5,00; same to same 2,
weighing 1,525 at 4,50; Smith & Bide to G.
Srayer 23, weighing 19,700 at 4,08;- same to-
Groff lstag; weighing 1,150 at-4,75; same to'
same 18, weighing 17,925; at 5;20; . same to
J. Rambo 21, weighing 17,425 at 4,75; J.
Ringwalt to same 18, weighing 20,500 i at
6,25; E. Barnes to Armoneter 51, weigh
ing - 49,275 at 4,25; swim to Murdock 4,
weighing 3,500 at 4,201 same to hforria 10,
weigbing 9,250 at 4,25; same to m ayor ,
15, weighing 13,650 at 4,62; R. Carabell to
gulls 20; *eighingl.7,o7s at 4,60; E. New
ton' tosf...CovelB,'weighing.lB,47s at 5 ;50;i
Seepsey to,L. Shamburg 11, vreighinig 30,
675 at 4,00; , 1L-Oampbell to Overholser 35;
weighing; 42,100 at 13,20; Campbell to
Overholser 1 stag, No i s hi or .i i g, at 5,20. .1
swear. ' 1
ME
•
There la more activity to note -in sheep.
and "pridel are .well 'the quality offer
ing is much' improved from those noted
for some time. I%e sales reported toolay
foottips,677l:ead, at from , iliXtO 3,16 per
head and from ;345 to 4,50 per hundred.
t3alktrehlratdity linit =reported 7 mira4;BBll
head, at $1,50 to $2 air head and from 53,12
to 4,25 per hundred. Total for the week
10;63? heed, agalnat 9,307 head last week
and 6,084- head the previous week. -The
fbllowing are the reported sales _
Smith & Blue to J. H. Aurents 197,
'weigh:nit , -
3,so;'Holmes
AND TRADE,
CATTLE.
Lafferty & Co. to Anil dc Myers 72, weigh.
ing- 5 . 790 at 3,50; J. Idiot° same 148, weigh.
ing 12,600 at 3,25; G. S. Beard to same M.
weighing 16,675 at 8,50; Holmes L. dc,Co.. io
same,l96, 16,150 at 3,50; W. P. Hamilton to
'same42l, weighing 85,025 8,15 per head;
Zeigler to Lloyd 409, at 2,75 per head; same
to same 209,, at 2,12 per head; Hedges &
Taylor to C. Pearce 200, weighing 17.550;
JaMeB CartieS to same 204, weighing 17,785 ;
B. Westherfine to-same 212, weighing 18,.
175; A G. - McPherson to same 88, weighing
7,225; gasket =dt L to J. N. Pidoockl7s,
weighing 17,800, at 4,10; Holmes, L & Co. to
same 374, , weighing 33,0'25, at 3.50; J. Stank.
er to same 202, weighing 18,075; at 8,50;
Enterken to same 105, weighing 9,575, at
3,50; W-Blackwood to same 189, weighing
16,190, at 3,60; Smith.& Bine to same 478, at
1,75 per head; Bathe to same 219, at 2,17 per
head; Centerline to W. Sheldon 161, weigh
ing 16,225, at 4,50; J. • N.• Rodger to J N.
Johnson 207, weighing 16,560. at 3,50; Smith
t Blue to J. N. „Pidoook 209, at 2,75 per
head; same to same 103, at 1,25 per head;
Lafferty to same 106, at 2,75 per.head;
to same 220, at 2,65 per head; J. Watson to
same 198, at 2,20 per head; Bucanan & Mob
to same 200, at 3,25 per cwt.
. moos.
- Therecelpts of Hogs were larger,. and the
market`rnled brisk at from yi to %c off„
The Hogs now offering are very fait' and
command good prices, but it is conceded
.hat they will rule lower at once.- The tales
reported to-dap foot up 9,882 hood at prisms
ranging from 56,76\t0 59,10 per cwt. The
general range being 57,50 to 58,50 per.ewt.
Sales,reported on Friday last were 4,970
head at from 57 for the lowest to 59,25 per
cwt. for very choice. Total sales for the
week 14,825 head, against 9,974 head last
week, and 9,266 head the previoue week.
The following sales are reported: "`
L. Strong to. Singer & Imhoff 116 head,
weighing 27 , ,110, at 6,25; Holmes, Lafferty
&Co. to same 200, weighing, 54;5.50, at 9,17;
same to same 101, weighing 26,350, at 8,75 x
same to same 109 weighing 24,450, at 8;
same to same, 46, weighing 11,290, at 8,50;
same to same 9, weighin,g• 2,000, at 8; same
to same 108, weighing 24,510, at 7,70; 8. W.
Allerten to same 98,, weighing 25,125, at
9,05; H. M. Chew to same 100, weighing
25,200; at 8,60; B. Vanwagner td'same
weighing 27,004 at 8,25; Messenger, Gillett
& Co. to same 18% weighing 47,V at 8.-,60;
Wesley Hedges to same 22, weig g 5,200,
at 8,60; Hedges & Taylor to same , weigh
ing 23,550, at 8,62; Heskett & L. to
weighing 74,065, at 8,60; J. Campbell, to
same'B9, weighing 24,030, at 8,25; Crons%
Emerick & Co. to .Driptis & S. 94, -weighing
21,665,•at 8,2% Shiger & ImhoO to Wesley
Hedges 17, weighin g 3,725 at 7,l2;.ffedges
& Taylo r to same 102, weighing 22.215, At
7,85;• Holmes, Lafferty & Co. to same;-115,
weighing 24,725, at 7.90; Crouse, Emerick
& Co. to same 13, weighing 3,340, at 7,60;
Orr & Williams to same 113, weighing 22,..
010,nt 7,30; same to same,4, weighing 1,525,
at 7,26; T. P. Miller to same 1.22, weighing
25,225, at 7,70; J. Levering to same 124
weighing 26,950, at 7,75; Hedges & Taylor
to same 154, weighing 35,600, at 7,80; GU
chreist do Co. to same 42, weighing 8,275, at •
7,10; Crow &Williams to same 60, weighing
-12,075, at 7.75; P. J. Henderson to same 52,
weighing 10,725, at 7,40; G. C. Munn to
same 127,,weighing 31,210, at 7,60; Holmes,
Lafferty & Co. to came 57, weighing 12,350,
at 7,30; M.. Carter to same 109, weighing
26,100,'af 7,50; J. Evans to same 60, weigh
ing 12,200, at - - 6,75; 0. R. Warner to same
116, weighing 22,950, at 7,35; J. McKee 'to
same 100, weighing 23,210, at 7,35; E. M.
Manner to. G. Fritz 107; weighing 23,235, at
7,80; Holmes, Lafferty &.00. to W. Little.ss,
weighing 14,225, at '8;50; Wesley Hedges to
T. Rambo 47, weighing 11.900, at 8,75; same
to same- 93,:weighing• 25,225, at 8,50; .7. D.
Beat to same 91. weighing 22,825; Wesley
Hedges to Rothchilds 80, weighing 7,175, at . •
8,50; Holmes; L. - & - Co. to Mcßride & S. 43, - t
weighing 10,075, at 7,50; same to same 140, 1
weighing 25,400, at 7,62; same to same 51,
weighing 111 0 75,,at 7,25;11.- M.. Chew. to
sarnelfi% weighing 16,625, 'at 7,7s;4,lllchiliist
& Co. to same 77,
.weighing 16,200, at 7,5%
F. Joyant to samell4, weighing 28,070, at
7,80; J.ROEW to *me 157, weighing 85,375,
at 7,8% Heskett & tr. ,, to sameA weighing
13,640, at 7,20; J. D. Beals - to' same 130,
weighing 25,200;'at 7,45; Hohdes, Lafferty & 5
CO. to same 51..weighing9100, at 7,25; Hes.
kett & Ito same - 48; weighing' 13,640, at
7,25; Chrisline to Glichreist lk Co. 111,
weighing 27,000; at 7,37; J. Irego to same
100, weighing2s,2s%lo9; Holmes, Lafferty
& Co. Mas 117, weighing 24,725, at 7,37;
W. M. Tilden to .same.9s, weighing_2s,4oo,
at 9,10; Holmes, Lafferty & Co. to same,lll,
weighing 24,725;at 8,25; H. M. Cheever to
same.lol.,weigling 24,625. at 8,25; Holmes,
Lafferty . &Cfmlo same 119, weighing 25,200,
at 7,37; OixetWilliamitcrsame,.ll3,-weigh
ing 25,925, eit' 4 B,2sf W. 311-Tildin; to same
18800, Weighli 48 ' 99, at 5,80; E. Smith, to
8=18189; g Wog • 47;100;st 18.80 ; A.-Goff
to same .6, we ighing 1,690;at 8; W. M. Til
den to same 477, weighing 120,435' at 8,55;
Holmes,-Lafferty da Co. to same 1 -.Wweigh
ing 25,585, at 7,87; same to same 'll5, weigh
ing 23,900, at 8,053 same to same -241veigh
ing 5,800, at 8; H. Borrow to Crouse dt
114, Weighing, 27,800, at 8,201. 3. martin to
same 25%, weighing 65,276, at13;50; wime .tp
, same 98, weighing 25,125, at 8,50; Holmes,'
4 _ fferty ttr, Co. to saute 122,weighing 27,740.
at 7;60; same to same 101, weighing 23,200, .
at 7,50; R. O. Campbell to Crouse & Co.
208, weighing 27,900, at; 8,00; Holmes,
Larthrty & Co. to Orr & Williams 40
weighing 9,775,•at 8,37; Singer & Imhoff to
Rothchilds 9, weighing 2,300, at
_8,25;
Holmes, L. & Co. to J. , N.Pidcock 154,
weighing 28,100, , , at • 7,80; - FL; Mi-Ohew to
same 11, weighing. 3,325. at 7,25: 'Singer &,
Imhoff to same 12, weighing 2;700, at 7,25;
J. Browning to same 104, weighing 20,845,
at 7,50; J, D. Beals to -same_ 30,.. weighing
6,975, at 7,00; -E. H. Myers to same 40,
weighing 11,160,nt 7,00; lifalmes; L dr. Co. to ,
same 118, weighing 24,235, at 7 3% same to
C. M. Keys 113, weighing 24;800, at 8,00;
Orr & Williams to same 111, weighing 24, 1 -
975, at 8,2% Garnet° same 114, weighing 24,.
975, at 8,37; Smith & Bine to E. Smith 57,
weighing 12,475, at 7,37; Holmes, L. dt Co.
to flame 44 weighing 9;010, at 7,50; sane to
same 129, weighing 25,350, at 7,62; same 'to
same 50, 3veighing.ll,o9o, at 7,52; same-to
save 0, Weighingx 13,350, at 7,62; sameto
same 132. weighing 24,236, at 7,25; Orr.
Williams to tame 99,, weighing 20,790, at
7,25; D. Hoiser to same 107, weighing 23,-
750, at 7,2s;7Cronse, & Co. to _Same 19,
weighing -3.960,-U 7,00; W.%lllackivotid to
same 116, weighing 24375, at 7.12;. - J. Sharp
to . Smith 213, weighing 43,800; 7,25; ~ O rr &
Williams to O. Krans 91, weighing 23,375,
at 8,75; -mime to G.-Emerick & Co. -1 , 4 ; 2
weighing 3,940, at 8,87; tiolmee, L. & Co. to
Aull & Myers 62, weighing 15,400, 7,75;
same to A. Groff 103, weighing 24,575. at
7;80$ W. Magruder' to a,- -EiettelWr g nt 42,
-
weighing 11,400, at 7,50; Heskett &L. to
3. •Dangber 105, -weighing: 23,625, at 8,00;„
Ault & Myers to T. f Lindsay 18, weighing
3 700, at 8,25; D. B. to, .Eichelberger
52, weighing 13,575. at 7.60; 'Hedges & Tay
lor to Aull.t Myera 55, weighing 14,575, at
7,62;1101meg. & Co. to C. Hellergrass 91;
weighing 24,93 P, at 8,75.
. . •
New York Dry Goods Market.
(By Telegraph to the' k'lttaburgh Climate.)
NEw YOBS, 'November /9.—,The trade is
exceedingly inuti.hiit , pricies are Well sus.
tained. Heavy Brown Sheetitigs---I6
,_for
Atlantic "A; 15% for Pacific Extra Larel
D.A.114 Appleton and . -1414, fox Graneteller
A A. Printing 'Cloths steady at 7y(a7,0-:
and Printed Calicoesolhuidara make% at
12a123i. Low scarlet flannels .`tufder .10k
per yard in light stock and active requeit.
Blue and mixed , twilled:flumes are also
very scarce and In • Improved' request at Vl._
• st. Louts Cattle Market.
(B; Telegraph to thernttilbergi lissette.)
ST. Lovas .14ov . eadter 19.73Ogo;:nosiPtIS
increasing and *either more favorable;
Packers pay 0,070 pose: Settle dull and
heavy bat nbt - quOtalily Tower; prices 'range!
at 0,t4a5,70 grope, Ibt inferior to choice.
"
a Chi att .es.tue — maxicot.
Egfr Teierraph to th'e Plttabuqh thaettal
eirtoirrivavz, November 19--11ogs °Penal
active at 7,259,7,65,- but closed dull at f7a
7,65; pabkers are not willing tO psir. better
prices 'than 17,50a7,60; receipts 7190 g beau*
CS