6.
STOVES, CASTINGS, dce.
TEI I E BEST.STOTES.'
A.
_
nentuaccusers of the greatesivarlety of
• •
Oa, Parlor a nd` . Heating Stares,
TO FM SOUND IW THE
Ihr trie.nelebrated Ease Or
iental Stoves and Furnaces for Elsa Coal or oke.
Halt ift Ous Ned d for.PA r, ("sea Store or Church.
singantsreldsidlhsvrturna all winter. Do net
Day anidi.yonsee osier*(or . Circular. „
3III_WOQOTTOLET .
littzZena. ftSoOilipleat—lnglitTit
c tst,.; DOBLZT; Allegheny MI.
:S I IC II CONTMet
BQS.TO.N .t l oo.lt.trira • lialirGE,
,
'FURY FUB , NAG I E "
Yoz WAA u sinLimirces.. • ,
FEZ N eivn .
• -
"qua trx
TBtAwing COLUMBIA CGO.K . STOVE,
.t i tl . cli i tr fa n!PoßTAßA l l i. RII.IIL,
ahiAtTgretroFrt Fa_ diet;
n j as c , h uie.
06 f t Md . 2 oo • Wig**, S treet,
. •
••• '4805412 , PITTSBURGH, flo.
c owB; Atom.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL' di co.,S
Tititr3m)H',
POE 1117VIDEENO LW COAL.
iyarraited to cook, B*, or Boast as
wal as any other Store in tke Union.
BISSELLAt CO.
•\
CO.,
285 Liberty Street.
MB* on hand and for sale,
Frnwrovits ko •
TING-
OOK VEN*Talsli
ORATE PRO
ING PENDEREI,
C ORS, Mb
STEEL "WORM.
1283111
- IRON :AN
'STEEL .WORKS. . '-
co ,' 'Wird & CO.
XJLNIIPACT7322II3 or
/Mil Ntalir l * * gild ' 814419 Carriage and
. Wagon liprings and Axles. - , _
Duquesne, XL. and Juniata Merchant Bar, Bound
and •Siare'lron; Band, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Oval, Half Oval axe d Haltßonsid Iroa;.Cylindonnd
Wagon Box Iron; - Drag and Dropper Nars; Wand
Mg Ball for cog Bowls; Cut Nails and Spikes;
plow, Spring and AB Steel; Laminated [Beek Cat
*Air San, A:7nm
Ofams and •WszekOnsel -- 17 -WA'rElt - STREET;
littabnigt.
s "STEEL - wowis.,
=ER, OK & 00 9
PITTSBURGH. PilLt
ManefeCturere of every deeeriptl• of
. ...
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
.... , .
1 4 1 i12141M134.tcliciladspitraes,
. : Ailar 2 4 SraTIL &R.
41areketne, 88*ter am 100 Fleet ate.
& PABREi•
Sr" ' r a r
GinniAL PARIMMB: •
WW. tnaceicv; BEUBEN ]LAB,
ex). iv...8AR8.1 ,cuAs. reaum.
•
oncui pmernut-e. Kim
CR.4SCANT -woRKs,
A. 1 ,41,&
Office;4l4l.:3:39.l.,therty St,.
• :imam PA..
DilmoND •
Erna. molts&
BROTH & CO .,
• " diairipidonioi • '
,:.0f1148=4314P9""ff, L f1,X19,. /4 814:9351).,
Maiiisil33sm+BT MlCiats, , •
PITISBII26III.
ME
pntsutatim STEEL WORKS.
wiTisinzen ut 1845.3
lANDERSON & WOODS,
BOOBS TO rarmasfonr,`, cowl g a 0.,)
manafaccozro or may oefieription of
STEEL,
-sit;lzErni.EDTOoz &ism L.
161. ClFeidar esag and (hots Cat
111.1A1TES.
g-ng, Cut and German Igo* and Blister BtOel:
novel, Roe, Fork, Rain and Toe Calk steel.
Railroad Spang Bice' anifirrogrolatikLeaatliteel
ttnian Ban, niokle steel, S ring Stee ayrealow
Wizgl4 eleVi Drnl
Bwet illtSi AND.ROBB
ome, and cats--comer _ _
Eutabluviti. Pp.; ;L.; y: ,
OOPPIM
`LOOS?URIC 131140111U01L
,ND ECG Tons
- 'prz-raini3344l-x.
• . .
• PARK,.
Iit:CURDY 4 CO;s • r
Itsapfastarers of Sikasiddaz 13 - nniersi and Belt
(Nipper, Presled Capper Boileau. Seised Still 'Sot.
rk e S te p l e , it i ej l tic i e s t .
el = Inipa`c;ni anLlere.
ire le.- 44 ' g ab '
'tautly on head Tinsels ,
lirarelionsALNki 1410 'ROSTand 110.,
EISCOND STrinnw,l'klialntilln -
Special nrders of ilatinent snit to rifif desired nlit
ern. ' ' • invle•ale:derr
PAPER.
'II6ITTIOnnaGNI PAPER /A ND
' A; : 7A.OTUREN6 COMPANY, Manufacturers7.l
PRINTING AND : WRAPPING . PAP ERS,
SEraToN3, 3 !'"Aghata, I :BviViliflo'lrii:
- ' ' Orrio ixD,:wAgig ouß s. /
:: .
" 'I N
ii i iiiiiiikitte,blig h t Pa.'
Street,... . , ..... „
• ' 1- ." kr i t liArrixLireadeo.
~_..___ :_ 4 3 .. tivramwol i g at lrsaintriv.
- ,) .11IDDLN. tail . 4 it
-•,:.,,,:: : . .4 3 :71 .
DIMIKIWainit Elul"( Jo.lia _At" . oj,!;,.!",
far A' T
, . viii
mitlo4
Als 04 4 4 1 , mum
DICKSOSTEW T & CO,
usidure3=onitvieWOosito.-
ismitaawr
ILMolp City Flour NW) B,llOOlfD ELOOR.
/W &WS itteirEatiert
,1100=111.1fat saisse4
through moms% will to sttoodal to promptly.
rommm AwAmli=Ts.
NATIONAL FOMDBY
- ANDvipa
eirsee'earroii mad
crixing :WARD.)
PriTSMITAGIEZ ,
WILLIAM SMITH,
;
Manufaourer of
CAST MELON :BOWL PIPE,
.108 GAB AND W TVA WOWS.
My Elves . *se All oast laviirLobti !a Pits, to dry
• -• d, sad L% toot loostiss. Also, fell sesonment of
•
for Elas sadWaterWorke.
.
I mode idatiOlll attexittoa of eitoertateadeats
f Gas Works to say make of ItZTORTS.
ATLAS WOBlll4 ,
MORTON STERN', Xhlth Ward.
EMI
, . ,
PITTSBURGFEL
-
THOMAS Pi. President.
Tress ire:among the laziest and Most
amnion, establishments in the Wes t, and are now
Moirloos, of every dooatiption.
4tiers, 00 malts.
tiimetbdu Work.
Ballr•ad OssUngs.
Bolling Mill castings.
Engine AllOastings.
lasehlue Castimas.
161eueral Castings.
OBIABS taa
ncaknal
L. 0. LITLWEHIOOX.R. U. BITRT.W. a. 110IIINSIQX, Hir
LIV INGSTON b. CO., • - '
IRON roummits,
MAITIVACTIDUMI OP
FIRE LIGHT ,CASTErGIit
All deserlitlons, for Plumbers and Etu ritt r ii44; Ag
rlcaltural implements, Ootton and WOOll5O iall
eki j7o ' li t ifOrk promptly attended to.
(Mee and Werke—WAI3HINGTON L AVENIIr,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBINSON, BEA & CO.,
Baceemore to BOVMKI7I, KM& & Xaszsta,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
VOUNDENS A ND MACHINISTS, PI T TSBURGH,
IManijietarero of Boat Btationit7 Btetun En
lesettiVastgrarkl detetlonsM T=4l
stills,Boiler and Sheet Iron Word
az AT amßlef r artM .
feMs Bolters. • ' alltret
MOri'r BUINC FOUNDRY.
Nutter Street, Ninth Ward,
tOyyo. $e irsies ins tosi,)
PIT7I3BITROH.
, -
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MAOIIIMBILY AND CABTLI6B
Orders promptly and earefull7 entente&
Charges reasonable. •
' EMMET a'
T HOMAS CARLIN Es, CO"
Fourth Ward Yoludry and Markin Worlu,
IikIiDIIESICT ST., ALLTAGIONY CITY, PA..
11adairig . thesis Atestaet m On rresgedi,
Elhaftlng, Grist aaa Saw work._Boi li ng
aun itzld Maeidne Castling", Grate Ears Weights,
Warm Dozes, de. Build to order arid lave oa
.basidilaglassot allalaas.. - • remit •
AND
8130 Penn. Street.
,
'BOLIIKAR, ,BOYD •• & BAfiIIEL
ohm Big* xin Cuttings, RelrWles, ae.
ctuLTON MACHINE WOBILL
~ y EB7,...swayrs.
t „
au
sues
end • &ed .pattern 1 0:Letstionari
MTAL 4g l ifegr S O AP boor p er
grOlumc, - wm=l , Mill - 'Le' sold - at - Tay
prices.
P. Ir.OICIIISE; Virellsvalsi O.
PIM miles below riflaboxpliom the 011ie river,„erl
llueof.o. P. B. „ . , , AWOL%
IRON WORM.
_Lus. YisaNza, Flail. W 4 P. Foam. *kV.
.••••• /
•
pITTORIIRGEL FORGE
,AND,IRON CO., /
mk .
airiktermulat or
Bar FTOI4 • - / •
P A M/K OB 4 Fiat FPO , aad Raft;
- Railroad Car ,Ulete. Malt*
Railroad Car Szlea / Hammetaill
Loamlotive Franltsi
ILommotive Wilma Shapes; .
Bide Rodr,, •/ •
ROlie SWUM
Plsgn Ramis;
Steamboat ,Sbaftil -
Steamboat Craiddle 2, -
•R/011910 14 Slis. 'Wtild4o v, • -
ritillan / ZaTlis Consirs4 am•
Offloe,/N0.177 PENN STREET.
/ .1
EVEIZINKV, PitlEflTON'B4 CO, - '
'
/Peiniovlvania Iron Work&
. ..
.• . ... ~
warehouse, Nos. 106 and 167 FMK' BTIIIET
opposkte Atononsuas HOW*.
' ._• ••
PlTTainritee•
IRON BROKERS.
S/MMWDL
B*OBI,
r i ttsturgai pas
First, street , _
.-•
, . .. ••
Pick MONS._
-1.. 4
T=
) . PAIIITIPS'..'; .
wuz.s. %%Won,
• ' PAINTER
_
'so. 45 (MO snefebear.
nomad on IV* liairarniglaglAP
IlttrWed ri 11•11 glare 7 / 3 " triMada s
gaiersll that, Abe fttare a*
gtrz t r u islaray t
i A r • 4 s aar a lkit te eon . tate. fov
km. sag tam / to 3 r. ii. aim
zritrz 1 'TVEginT,:N
- stomas; .11011aTtEir
111:101..1 i-B Li-, 8c Co.,-
:Coe. Pella Alley and lfalaeese At,
nix%)
; •
FgAllertuliders,Founders &Machinists,
Manurnetare STEAMBOAT B N QINES tine:STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all dies.
,_g,iLeelal sinful:inch Wined to ou.r sew STAMM
"AEE',SOILIrie.OI:4. WELL ENGINE AJ. "ai POISTAziar.
CASWII t o f els.bvert kindmade ear
Foundry on TIRD STBES.T_,_below Market.
ELUL lor Ou.Weusi SH AFTING, P.ffilgr s l
HANGERS; HOUSE and' TOBACCO SC REWS and
=ON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and nude r.
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Prating on the iieetally Barer, sear 'the Fart.
prrrsstnt,it, r 4.
dly Puled. TSE ne.
F ORT PITT .
•
• solids,
air All orders pro
HO STILL AND TANK
7 WORKS. •
CARROLL & SNYDER,
ITIMILAB, DCIIBLE-PLUED TUBULAR, TIRE
, I.
BOX CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TAMES,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANE,'
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON.
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, G
. BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND GOAL ssuiris
Ofitee sod Werehease sterner SeeendL,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
Ir Orders sent to the above addreat will be
promptly attended to. •
BBATINECILL & CO.,
OILER MAKERS'
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Nos. 20, 22, 24 AND A 6 I'BNN ST.
ROW secured s large yard and furnished it With
the most approved machinery, we are_prepared to
manufacture every description of BOU.Erts la the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made in
Steam. Ohlmneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Pipes; LOcemotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks,_oll Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron,_Brid Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of B s Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. ta5:021
JAMES LITER,
Noe. 55 and 56 Water Street,
rnTS/Itralailis
tuitv/~c:vaas or
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING mugs, COPPER STEAM PIPE.
BOILING MILL STACIES,
And SEX= IRON WORK.
Per Steamboats.
JAZ=D X. Etnilll 111D111111rD D. ItaIIIIIL
JARE' M. BRUSH & SON, •
MAXITACTITAIRIS 07
Steam - Bonds, Oil Stills, Tanks.
MIST IRON WOWL. &O.
61 Perin Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A1N1MANW.P.1......M0411,,,PA111W., ~AIWA/
WATUNG 40111) !WI G,
w ciosos#6taii xerchanu dlid Broken to
Petroleinn and Ili l'rodticta;
DALZELLI BUILDING, DUQUESNENAY,
prrirssimeas, PA.
PEELADBLPHIA ADDRESS, ^ •
TACK BROTHERS,
0011131SION NERMIANTS •
AND BILLOWS Elf•
Petroletun and it Products.
Pitiatn : gh ALZ3II.L , WILDING. cor
ner of Daqa•aue Way and Irwin streets.
rtall4eipaiiiiidiciiiiirmann ST.
• • 1:1411
VIT
j" " YANTMACTIIMERES OF
PURE WHITE BURNING 014
Brisrd—"LUOrrga."
Office Wily; Plitebarga•
NEW. .11WUKITME&E. HOUSE.
TIM)SE t; STERRIT & Ml? 3,
IEI 313 W ELIE ,
Ell
887 LIBERTY STREET;
Onekliare Below - MIMI Depot,
Amtati for LinZBARKS` BCATAII.
.L NOVELTY WORKS.
frirjBURGII , •
! :-• ,
NOVELTY WORKS.
ADAMS, " & CO.
MASOPACTUZIS or .
Keystone' Standard; Patent 'Platform
Donator
( ES. •
h mu , paw , rant Dor Leda iuld laktshol.
rulimivzi . 1 1 1713
g uk acer, as.
Garner of Grant and Flat: Streets,
sunset -
GAP! ILNX,' STNIIADE -PITTING.
4C11012i. eotIMIS - «lOC ZATII.:.:.:1113111111r1113611.
111,11101. Apcooras 4116:.C94:4;,
: - • • -
',• •
AND IOW" irnitSlA
et PUMPS - AM) 1111ABBIL
WM(Fr. au kfts FPFE-Yff , ' —
CuireittrPiktfaittWaimat awe*
.:ial••?..L 1
APIA • •
NARO7ICTOOIBB OF
AND DION
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
OILS.
4/ALBINO, KING & CO.,
IValuat Street.
u , kIIARDAr
',3llanatictur,tn sad howlers°
CUTLERY, &C.
.00931,8 , 07 WAYS.
PITTSBURGH.
I
swmAia:
=I
sAvntas BANK,
PEOP
OP .:4? V Iso C7- . ):11 1 , :,r) :1
'Asa 47Aillt
Vfte i4,814141a11..W111XAN
2strirrams
-
BearyLloyd, 'Thos. Metten, fr. P. Jane,
Th. Wightssa Geo. W. Hallman, Wei: Sea,
Z. I. Manley, ward Gregg, Hiram Stowe:
Soutar, tc-Tnu't— • L-P. TON 1101011018 T.
51X PEE CENT. ENTaill3T said on time de- n
aite. Deposita made 9n or before October let will
bear interest from that date. Interest competed on
latlifotember and let Mar. iyal:t76
FORT PIN RANKING. COMPANY,
fici.l69 Wood=Street' -
CAPITAL, : : $200,000.
. STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DE/LIMBS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND ' COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIDE DEPOSITS.
Collections made: on all accessible points In the
United States and CIMICti.
DIRECTORS: .
D. Hostetter, Jno. 0 Risher,
James Gordon. • Bobs. H. Hang,
D. Wallnce, Andrew Miller,
it. /sweets, ' James M. Bailey.
.13LIJEKAN,Pres , ‘
iffe
D. LEET
NATIOSAL BOK_ Of COMIERCE
Cer. of Wood and Sixth St o.
A. PATTP.RIIOI% President.
Jl3ll. H. HILL
CAPITAL, : : $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
George W. Cass,
James McCandless,
Wm: Douglas,
Wm. Reed..
A. Patterson.
Win. L o ck hart ,
'Chas.
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. B. Haven,
Y,• AT 11 A. B '
..,•• • . ste;os
DISCOIINTEI - D4.11
HART, CAUG I
7
BANKERS AND BROKERS,:i
•'
Owner Third wad , Wood 4limets,
PrITSI3IIIIOIIE,
(strocEssompro amor.4. aka a co.. )
Dnalans
Exchange, Coin, . Coupons,
And particular attention paid W he purchase and
sale of •
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drisita on London.
N., •
S9IIIIFIIB
57 Market Street,
PIT'..-rsircatori,
Collections made ori alt the principal points of this
Called States and pandas.
!Rocky Boni and other Securities
swam' Jun) BOLD O copmainort.
rartkular sttelaSol PLUS to the.porohase and
tale of I
thaiteci States Securities.
130:al
loperrisur 9431;%r6i8 iaurs., '.
. ,
No. as "aura street. ~ ..
01-I.I.IITEILED 1E368.
Isltel'ert Paid onTiratik*lisosits
.
, . ,
ANT Eilim laciwneir rim* . •
.0147. DOLLAR UPWARD.
Disratils, 131:43JZ0T TO Fugas, vargouT
Dl•cointa Pally at/44 , c10ci1r..• •
.-- • .
• PredientrnlOWSON BELL
Vice.President4. X.. li A lbiliALL. '.
. . .. .
: _ _
_-• rooms&
TKOldrtioN BELL, IA. N. AtAIISHALL,
Joe. IltAirlOfr, ~ - ... 4013...44.1 WN.
.t. .7'41
.. _.. • .
Stockholders to whoa! we.elake ritlarenee: -,
Was. Forsythe • • , dosopbwitworth„.
Wm. -Caldwell: 2 der. Devid Berl, .
Wl.lllsDalseU, - _ nenry,bambert,
.D. W. 0. BldWeil • A. la. Brown . •
Z. V. /Da •11....., r... The .. /...wll4r.
XEIDICAL.
ay i r A NTIOOD"-Another New
MEDICAL PAMPHLET, f rom the petrol
Da. tame. The Modica& Thu* ime sof this work:
.•Thia valuable trestise, on the cans e and cure of
Crough abuse. tno t t l ar; and riikalis lm
ilmoori r ig
how easily regained .,,. lt gives a dleAr ; synopsis of
the Impedimenta to marriage, the cause end effe cts
of nervous debumnand theremealle therefor. , A
pocket : edition: of the above will. be fortrarded on
mint of. Mil cents, by addremint Doctoro. 68 North Charles. Street, Baltimore, Md.
M/10 0 0011: 4 1110 W LOST !,18101IT
BED! tact published in maid ram
ono. Pries,. eta: MU. A.
T ~ E
NATUBAL ,TFUS AP L ru E ed C , T
i* O Ncure B
iznatorrboM , Or . Weakness, invounaryZaone,
Sexual Debility andlmpediments to Mar
nage geneallyuNerrous4einionilumptiotii , EDl
lend Pits; M ental and rII eal lucaDaortr, mi
na from Self Abuse, Robt.
. Dalinthor au* 'Ninon , B_o9S,__• , Mu "A
BOON TO wbsOTIBANDS OF SUPPEnmiut,” lent
under . seal,,l4splitlnslivelope. Vainly address, post.
L a th,t 2 re r iP . ° BlVE n t ' Sy r ll ° 4 4 AWN'
NEW TURK, POSTOPPICE LHIA. CHM. Also Dr:
,Ouhrerrreire "Ms.inlageDultinel.s pylon SO cents.
AMICE to YOUNG MEN ABOUT
.TO NEARBY.
Essays for 3Courqr Meni
On: tae Errore, Abuses "and 'Diseases . incident to
Youth and Early ManhoOd, with the humane view
pt treatment and eure..sent by mall in sealed letter
envelopes Steno( charae.‘. Lddrewh:BOWAßD As.
IiOGIATION, Box Phildelphia, P . se22:xDIS4BY
COAL
-
DYER AND SCOURER.
no. 8 err. eisint OM'lM=
'And MI: *and MK dired.
Th
NMI
;'!""ali r leiL Pa.*
b1641,111D .4 - PATTON
- Mora OoluidUloThilfavtisittito n
astersturroduelkirioar; Bacon. Meese, Tub,
Carbon ald Lard M. Iron_j Mitt=
Arne and all D'Atabur h siantatioturea gsderallis
aLiisnOTIISIBCOND T. mum
JOHN sacrrolf W. 0.14011.
yIiPTON IiMAI4LAICELIWHOLE .
sALz °Somas Ala( MMus n .
Ch 6 OLZTIL FSTBIZT, ilitanugs.
tit . 14, I NOB:
THE lisißrillNG ROUSE '1
.
/-
. , ,
-- -
,PH. it. !..15rEnaPrz t
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
• . /
DRAWS BILLS OF WECEIANGB ON
LONDON, :
::: t ,
F 4, , .11Ni01f BARE." .-. , EoSil., winy . 1
..
DUBLIN, • • Llffrzlo,
LIYARPOOL. BREMEN,
GLAbOOW. NAMBURHR,
BALIFAIT,, • FRAX FORT of M.,
Phan& . . WEIBEBURGII,
STRAASBOURO ... DARMATADE,
MAINZ. / CAISSEL
. RAISESSr ANTERN, coLoogE.
„LAND WAN.; It, ' .
.7 HEILItRobi• • • BASEL,
.s . rI7ISIEGABI BERN.
—go
rornot ~ SAN FRANCISCO
and about 200 more a er places. Money Is'also
sent to say village from central points direct to the
residence of parties free of charfp., In from fifteen to
seventeen dal.. .- - - , __ . .
Collections made- WPOwarof. Attorney all.: over
Sur. po. Goods and parcels attended to.
PH. R. MERTZ. .
,swo.goo.
•
In2B - ;Ti- :any-
COnoteesere to S. JOB & 00-1
/COMer F ou rth nd 'Wood Sts.,'
$3 49. 1W 33E. MIR. ,
BUT AND SOILL ALL SUM Or •
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
Nu; SILVER Ala) COUPONS,
;on Mew FAVORABLE TERMS.
tarq33632eBt Allowed on Depoelts.
,Money loaned on Govern:tent Bonds at low
est market tate& •
. .
Orders executed for the Purchase and .
saie of STOCKS, Bonrns and BOLL.
.4. . .
.MBS T. BRADY & CO.
ON. Cashier.
CDVlitburnij Gap tit
FINANCE AND TRADE ,
OM= OF THE PITTSBEROE GAZETTE,
MONDAY, November 23,1868.
The gold • market opened apparently
weak, and dull at 134,tmder the. impression ,
that Lirge sales by the government - would
depress the price. still farther, but the.
stock clique, and especially the Erie maul
' pulatora will require an easy money- mar
ket, and a brisk business in Wall street,
especially in gold • and bonds. A further
rise in bonds would naturally attract atten
tion to the Railroad shares, and might ena
ble the clique to sell out part of their high
priced stock . The large short interest un
covered in either gold or stocks will always
find purchasers enough to sustain quota
tions at' least forthe time being, and any
attempt at selling short when the market
is up will, be met by , locking up gold, and
making it scarce, thus ' forcing parties to,
Pay as much for the use of gold as the'
profit would amount to.
-.Government bonds are very strong, and,
everybody is buying at least it appears, so,
but the market is in the , hands of a
few large - operators, and• as soon as they
have disposed of their stock a reaction is
`sure, to' set ' Di and a material decline an
ticipated. The election of a Speaker in the
next House of Congress may take up some .
time; and thus a fine chance is afforded to
bull and bear.- the market before a resign
tiOn can bi passedlnakink bondS payahle
in gold. The corner in 1862's is not likely
to be successful as was analcipated, as
there is a large supply of thoie bonds in
the warket yet held to be exchanged for
new issues of 1865. °
The 'stock market ,is on the rise again,
and everything imaginable that could con
tribute to make the people buy is brought
into requisition to bull thwmarket and get
1 rid of stocks. '. ,
DioneV is. easier here but business isvery
dull. •- - -.,. . . -..
El!
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 134%; Eighty-one's, 115;
Five Twenties, 1882, /123 j: do, 1864, 107%;
do, 1865, 108%; do, 1865, new.llo%; do, 1861;
110; do l 1868, 110%; Ten Forties, 105%;
Railroads —Cleveland & Pittsburga. 87%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chime,. 110;
Chicago ,it Rock Island, 107; Chicago &
North Western,.• 8534; do Preferreci,;;B7B4;
Michigan Southern, 83%;, , Reading, -.27g;
Erie, 423fi; New York Central, 2.lgf Ohio
&:-Missiesippi Certificates, 30g: Western
Union Telegraph C0.,36g; Merchants Union
Express Co.. 1935; Pacific Mail. 117%;
Ada:M I .4S; Mining shares-. Gregory, 4,95;
Quartz Rill, 80; - "Bmith & Parmele, 4,15.
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady dr. Co.: gold, 134%; 'United
Statue_ Sixes, 1881% 115; 640'5i.: 1 3 82 1
112%; 6,20% . 1864, ism: ms's, 1 d
1 0 854: 10-40%, , 105 X: January an
July, d
'65, 110 M; 6.20'5 , January an July,
'67.110%; '6B, 110%; June, 7-30's, par less g;
July 740'5," do 34; Anglia I_ll4 Sept., 119;
001,11830 .Unionraeuto.ltagro,d. 102; Cen-
`ALLEGILENY,CATTIM MARKET
throlcm orrisrifrillsatru — eir GA2mTrx,
bforrosy, November , 23, 1868.
- •
There was again _a very fair, supply of
Cattle; the Whole number reaching about
1,150 head, put with a goodly attendance of
outside buyers and considerably inquiry
for shipment, the market wakeonsiderablyi
firmer thin lain Week, and prime to ; extra
cattle sold readily at fall quotations. - One
- dealer tooklo6 head of prime shippinghteers
for shipment to New York, at
_on average
4:46,60;811 around. of coarse, - had
,
a tendency to stiffen the market, and as
alreadY noted, the - better grades :ruled
higher; theie was also considerable' inqui
ry for stook Cattle, the number of country
buyers being larger than usual, but,they
wonted to_buy low, and would: pokbuy at
all unless at low prices. We .quote at 7to
7,50 for .prime to extra, and 6425 to 6,50 'for
medic)/ , to good. Stockers range from MO
to 5... Hakieweinl-&-illickstook`bought, in
different Aote, 106 head for Downy, to ship
to New York, at an average of 6,50.
Stake,* & Bio. 21 'head Of ' common
Penns. stock at to , 5. , Boheitemantle
15 head common Butler Co. cows' and
steers, at 3% to 5. Wicks .-nhead '
small steers, heifers and cows at Bto 4%.
o,MetziAsold'• 45 "head Washingtoh. Co.
steers, at 5%, to 6%. E. Katz 17 head fair
ish heifers ,and steers at. 430.5%. Peter',
Hartman 38 head, Green Co. stook at 8 to 7
oter' Raider Kras' 85 bead of Ohio, Penns.
and Illinois stock at sto 7. V. ' Itatliehilds
& Co. 27 headmixedt (thin , stook at 4 to 7c.
Keefer & Zeigler` 58 head 'Chicago steers at :
sy, 0,6,90. Verner,.so Benno... and
noes stock of tto 6,50. Myers de Need, y 7D
. healiGhlaitteeisitt 516-7 , ,ls(tt;". Jii
ter sold 17.#eadma-fat Indiana stairs,
*tor Colltaito Do g, at 7,25; retailed Jar
COKE
MEM
'another head st• 6 to; 6,75 &Ise 30 - head for
party at 5 to 5,50. Haalewood. &
331ackatock 511tead fin9Lerwin at 5 to et. 19
for Shepard at sto 6; 20.f0r E H Davis` at ,
3,75 to 6. S. Marks& Bro. 36 head Chicago
steers at 6,50 to 7,50; 14 Ohiersteeze at 6.50
to 7,50; 12 head Pentta. cattle 5,75. Tranr.
man & Lohman 63 head Illinois and Beans.
stock at 4to 6,75. Smith & Blue 19 head . ,
of commonish stock at 4to 6. .N. Cart 45
head Ohio stock at 4,50 to 5,50. : Day 36
head rough ateem at, 3 to 4,so..Hepggs &
Taylor , loB head of mixed stock at 4,50 to 6.
L. & J. Shamberg 34 head, Washington and
Green Co. stock at 4to 7. nolmes, Lafferty
' & -Co. -140 headmixed ;stock: at 3.t0 6.
Greenwalt & Ealin 70 head at 5 to 7.
SEIMEM AVD LAMS. .
.
There was an unusually large number of
Sheep on sale to-day; and the market, as a
consevenee, was an exededitr,lYhardene.
The *hole number on sale reached 'about
four thousand bead, but *they were mostly
of the scalawag order, therebeing but don
paridively good' Sheep on sale. IStriptly
prime fat mutton Sheep' still bring a gn
Price, 54 to 14,50 per head, but there ; was
none of this kind, in mar ket to-day. The
great proporticiti of those . *** sale 501 d,.• at
about 11 =to 51,25 per head; and at these
figures; the butcher has a handsome profit ;
as the pelts, alone, are worth from 80 to 90c, •
each.
head
J. Walters sold 100 aat 950 to $1,50 •
per head. John Young 183 head at $1 per ,‘
bead. Taylor to Maggi 80 Lambs at 90c per
r :
head. J. Emmell 500 at- ;1 to 51,30 Per
head. 'Adain Eckert 100 at' $1 to 53,25 per
head. M. Flinner 300 atTh to ;1,25 per head.
P. SheitemantPs wholesaled 300. at 51,25.
'per head...C. Beeler Wholesaled 115 at 51,10
per head. ,Geo. Simmers 117 at Rar
win &Bro. 150 to $2',50." Sas; Duncan
80 at 51. ,J, R. Pringle 245 at 7 5 t 0 1 1,25.
C. Thompson '175 at 51,20 to $2,50;- W.
Young 210 at 52 to 52,10. Jones 70 at —.
T. Welsh 60, at an average of 51,35 per
head. Mild 100 at S.eymour 100, at
an average 0f,52 per head.: John Eckert 135
at ;1,50 to 53,404. Wicks it Allen 600 at $1,25
to 51,50. Stakely & Bro. 47 at $3. Mc-
Neese 318 at 11,25 to 53,25. J. P. Neely 52
-a t 750 to 52,75.
HOGS.
There is a. continued fair retail demand
for Hogs, and while the market is steady,
prices are without quotable "change. Quota
tions may be fairly.. given .at $7 to $9 per
cwt., for fair to prime. ,heavy aversges.
Myers & Needy retailed - 60 - head "'at 8.
Nicholas Carr retailed 50 at. 7 to 8,15. \Em
erick & Coeretalled2soat 7, to 9: C. Boyer
retailed 200beid at Bto 9. ; L. HOthchilds
retailed 110 at 8 to 9. ;
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
orpici Os Tiie PiriiiiritufGAzEprzi
MONDAY, November 23,.1888, „I
There is no abatement the
_excitement
in the oil market and instead of a - break
and a sudden decline, as many predicted,
the reverse is.the case:. . The volume of bu
sineenfinbotkerade anditidned, was again
large td•dajr, and priceis have still father
advanced. • ' •
MIME.
The sales of Crude were unusually large
to-day, aggregating close onto twenty-five
thousand libis, -- tind prices have still further
advanced. As we predicted, last week,
dealers have - now turned their attention
More fully to Crude, and the market, to
use a common expression, was red-hot to,
day; since last Thursday an advance , of
from two to two and a half cents had been
established, and to meet the pressing exi
gencies:4' of.theirade, some new Phrases have
been mannfiictured. The sales reported
vrerifaa
.500O r palef;Jamsiery to April 112%c
05000,:selTor, January to July
2000, buyer, first four months 1869 sl3c
3000, seller, first,six :mentbs 1869....:412e
1200,1mmediate.- ...... ....-.... ... ; ....
1000, seller, April ' ' l2c
500, seller, June .120
3000, seller, to April first 112 c
1000, seller, Dec. and Jan. on cars at
Venango City , et $4,75 per bbl.
Also, $4OO for the privilege-of deliVering.
2,000 bbls between January and July . , sel
ler's option, at 12c. That into sav, the sel
ler pays the buyer 15400 for the privilege of
delivering or not, as he may feel inclined,-
.that amount °Loll at the price. named
BEIPSNED ' '
,
The - market` was again ,excited and
strong to-day, and, compared with. Satur
day. a still further nth's:lied has been es
tablished. The sales reported 'ivere as
follows:. • . • ,
500 each January. to' "'-' 31e .1
500 44 January to June - - • ' 31c
500 " Janulry to June ' • Slc
1000 " Januaty to June j 310
500 Jantuiry. to. March 2334 e
500 4 ‘ • Deceinber to` February • •• 30c
500 ~ 4 4 December to Febraery..,..-,:, 300
500 ',.*4 December • ",SOc
„500 Criecember . 29%c
1000 4 ‘ December 300
2000 44 December
1000 • 41 Nofeniber 31e
IMO .4431 c
1000 -"" November .. . ` '• .3035c
500 44 November ' 303 Sc
RECEIPTS' CRUDE OIL.
Fisher. Bros - 200 Forsyth (fi 8r0.... 240
D. M. Edgerton. 160 I , lltrifunti 11.;. - 6e Co. 160
. .
Total. ti r. - • • 760
OIL SHIPPED BAST FROM DIIQIISSNE DEPOT.
Unionßef. & St. _Co., 78 do refined to
W. P. LogahttPhihtdelphia , •
KirkitatrfelF, 6t - ;Lyon,Bs do -do to W. P.
.Logan dc Bro.. Phihtdelphia.
G. W.HOldeldp df Co., 60 do do to War.
igg. lank dr, .Co.; - Phlladeltiliia. _
!Mal shipments 218
oft, mural) AtEl'r BY A. V. B.
Diontsheimer,'Koehler & .00., 258 dodo to
Waring. King 'dc Co., Philadelphia. -
Nat. Hsi. Co,`,, - 302 do do , to F. A. Dilworth
& Co.; Philadelphia. •
MeCreery & Co., 106 do do .to W.
P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Faweat, Logain•dc Eitookdale, 250 do do to
W. P. Logan &Bro.; Philadelphia.
P. Weisenberge L i. 250 dd. do to Warden,
Frew :& Co., Philadelphia. •
Forsyth, Bro. & Co., sif do do to Warden,
Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Montzheimer, Koehler & .Co., 100 do tar
to Libby dc Clark, Philadelphia.
Etraun ,- & - Wagneri - 100 do do - to-Libby &
Clark. Philadelphia. .
`R. - W. Burke, 88 do tar C. B. Holbrook,
Philadelphia.
Total shipments Refined 1477
" • . . . .............288
Crude :160
,
Neti York Dry Goode Market.
By Telegraph. to the . Pittabnrilli Gazette.)
New. YQB*,,, November 23.—The Dr - y
Goods; trade'is dull, but prices for all staple
Cottons ,remain. steady. i• Certain classes of
Worsted and Woolen goods are in active
request for ladies' wear, and 'Bubb as the
Washington .green and blue 'Helen, and
and McGregor Plaids, which sell steadily, at
80c, these goods'ate wanted for snits and
dresses; Repellents are , also in , great.:te
quest at , priceit ranging from' 11,2510 12;
and Chinchilla-tdo is in animated d em and
for oloakings at ftill prices: Canton Flan
nels, blue and mixed twilled; ,domestics,
And low priced'ielerlet, ` all` irbol Flannels,
are in active request at prices below 35e.
Onnadelitaik ettthi MQrket
.
tBY Telegraph to the ritteheette4 :
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.—Cattle are
very dull but prices I•without material
obangef tales of 2,000 head. aV for ex
'tra Peanaylirmila anniivatitain steers; 71 11
for air to good,' and &OM°, grow` forlxe:
Mork. - !ngair deinandf islet of 20,000
head, at 13a6,! gross Hoira in fair demand;
sales of 5,500 head at - Sllal2 per' oWt net.
Chleagot Cattle Market.
Illy Tolairapa tathe rlttqatrlti"pizetta.3
CMOVEAN'NOV: 28.0-Cattle quiet end firm
1 3 1g7345, 2 51br common o Medium: rows
and steers. Howl active. initlfabo
at18,85a7,15 for common Ito' felt 7 1 a110g02 5 ,
'for good to oholoo;
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