6. -;
STO
1
i r it - E-2
A. :
„Nsimaketure , ,
'Cook PAIL!!
1, . . TO BB
Bole - Agents for • celebrated Ease Burning Orl
i natal thoveiand anion for Hard Coal or coke.
ant in the Wort ~ orPartanollots, Storeor Church.
rim ,eedimose 1. r—eurne all winter. Do net,
boy until you ismer sera for Circular..
• - - No. 3 1 11WOOD'13TILIZZT
i-DovAgents;ini gaps.,
f/NMl:laid St.; AUegheirriNty.
' gun .
lgannyivrenningliof - lirfaif TAxinyy Or
IBOS.WQ..,;iO.O:QX7:irOcr;.:.:Xt:tY,
fiIIiErMENUTURNACE ! If
mace.
NNW . 4 ANTI;DITST COOKING STOVE,
CLATOE. ,I COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,
LAM ip_inajAPattern)POßTAßLE RANGE,
WEILLALOPS RE
WTE:rtift GRATES free . from dirt Juni dust;
' ..7aLONTS, Be.
ME
2061 ind 20S Liberty Street,
itern7 • PITTSBURG/I,l'A.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BIMSELL CO.'S
• - OR BITV3II2IOIIfi COAL.
Wivranted to Cook, Bake or. Boast ats
•
wel as an other Store In the Unions
TRIUMPH,
0(1
D,l rrrt T
N0.'285 Liberty Street.
*am on !met and toi. We.
TARLOB STOWS, \
• fIZATINEi ISTOVEOI 46. A N
0193.
STEELtp:WORICS.\,
DII4WESNE \
"IRON =AND-STEEL WORKS,\
000p1AN,RAIEit & \
itarimicrimitas or '
tropc.:llalli:nn4L - : Steel. Carriage and
-- - 'Wagon Springs inid
Duquesne, IL and Juniata Merchant Bar, Bound
• andtauncra Irons Band, Hoop,Sheet and rlate Iron;
Oval, EMU' Oval azd'Half Boundlron; Cylinder and
- Wagon Sox. Iron; Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
TratMSAI Mir coal BWids; Ptnr-Malts and Spikes;
Plcnk Spring and LB -Steel'
ter Bars, Crow Bars, itc., dc..
l e a r og atd ,r liyarrromse,77:7, ATATMM.B7BEILT,
siwiriELD STEEL WORMS.
8:110$14 MAI% it 00
.1 .
rrrisetractu. PA..
Mantipictiren , of pveiTk?seriptl of,
CAST AND CENNIAWSTEEL,
aau 'ESAM'AiTi4iiitsp;giNG
AELE23, STEEL T1R1C,..1e.,
WarelionseOtt_Water. an4_loo ,Firit St&
WILLER, BABE & PARKIN.
GARREAI. ,
WM. mizroexar, - Bzusitair =ram,
13/4). W. BARB, I cites. PARKIN.
SPAINAI. PAMInt—S. SLIM
CRESCICNT STEEL :WORKS,
1 6i1X 4 -613 FaC 31 44 111 e 11 44 11 K1P4,
(Me, Zfo, 339 Liberty' St,
fr14:643-: ,27:47111:1311"1 PA.
13L.11,C}5,D41110'
M= ,. WORKS.
-
• .17 . ;
deserfitions Ot•
• 30filcll azytyiVareMn u alit LIE 0010)
isa,el.3l9:ima 1,111
ESSE=
i`PlTTO.illaWll, ,STEE , WORKS*.
1 7 'V ctivOkleitß
moms,
uccaravoas. TO ANDERSON, Cook C 0.,)
e 4,
STEEL. r •
Et.E/EIT R.E.rnriij
i
3Killy ?tilkflytC*liar Glad and Cross Cut
sAl_y .I , l ;*TF•q 4
: •
Shovel. Cast and Germs% Plow andßllstar. Steel.
Ilillrinid E d=7Ste t4 7l3l4l7l7dats,Castgteal
, Tips Bars, iilosie 13 Briaig 13tel , mai," flaw
Pinta. etc.,_. Olt Drill Steer
1 Miro sad woristrflosslir pain AND BOSS Ora,
,Plttsplirdb, Pas'.
.• I • yalide
LRON WORKS.
'/As. W. P. Possza, Buys.
pIITTSBURGEE FORGE •
AND IRO . N 1 CO.,
wad Bolts;
• iikoned; •
IliiiiihroihdeatiAitlie*Eaksamrsdi
• • i.: ,, eeemott ePia e,
-21-' l .2.l4icaintotiveViraute Shapes; I ;.
f 11111 re Iteas,
• `;Yokes' ltrapie;
swim; ; I
Apbtosillte4l, l V i gsiii 4 ;
t
.Ptillialk 4 ---
.01.110te . No.JiI7 PENN . -STREET,,
z•z". ' . I • •-• `.
kotoioN st. co.,
ke.
worebmtztoitaiisil osiiisirrikswpOW
-oppoldso ma.ausze,- • . •
V , l
COPPER.
.... ,
, . ‘,.. e-
A ,.. '.
•••,,, y7.k- .
t, • ' . '' .:( i
' 01: 1 4141 1 Atu , 4 1 P 11 10P 1 101Tosze '
'1 flJneTTommumm4 ,_.;. '
1 -7 ;1 *eta irri;74o-MgiEfr • & AA;
taros 4 r, Bois
. i U : Lan d. Ls ..; " 446 741111 00 11 4. -usal-
7
*
~,, i ... i jf i . 4114 /Ili'
• A
UM . . , .
: • ordeal?! pparons WU/ auusa Ist.
NOW - iN alliteNATZ -
ICIMI
F
• --`‘
&o.
IiZZ3
& CO.,
iroatest "'Wert of
Ad Heating Malts,
RD IN THY. BTATB.
1~
t •
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
• KITAP -. FORT PITT
I •
tORTDRY COMPANY:
OFFICE AND WORKS, •
TWELFTH STREET,
PIT;1313:1111;t4H, PA,
EirEngines, Rolling Mill Ma•.
chixteryi Wail Machines, Hetorts,i
and Castings geniii4ll4:` - .
- mATIONAL , Fetnommr
WORKS.
oornara,rraa.md Elmallansa*Stroes4 9
esnurra WARD,)
PrPTIEM3II7II43I , g, PA.
. ,
WILLIAM SMITH
. -
Manufacturer of •
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
raie GU Alp \ WILT= IVOIEM,
YyPfuea are ni2 oast favarially is Pits, In (In(
mad, and is foot lengths. Also, fall assortment of
. . _
General Castlagi for Gas wad Water Worts.
Lwaall.alio sad tle attention of Superintendents
of GM Works to my wake of RETORTS.
TLAS' WOItIES, -
,MORTON_, SyREET, Ninth Ward;
,P=WSIIIMU3}II.
THOMAS N. WELLER, President.
Thoss-WorkLare bons: the - I = l lt and most
omplete establlabminta W and are now
prepared to furnish •
Engines, of every dowdy-Um.
Boners,. 011.Tea!akik
\
s 'Sllooot. pep,: Work.
Umul Caistints.
lieMxw
amine
Knoblike Cenlinkis.
enkkeinklosatings. ‘
Obbrite :1
=I
4. 0. Lrnmailsom.lr.. s. 1.11311.T.W. A. 110111311071. aft.
11MP 8 79 114 94) ".
IRON FOITIFDRILS,
- - Xll3/17FAOTTIBM129 01
PINE! LIGHT RASTINGS,
c;as, for rear. g andkis At ! .
rbsalvaral imigements, Cotica and woolen MM.
Vll.74btork prainitti ittlrnded to.
- Mee and Werke—W.4%8E115.42 , 19N AVIENTIE,
wpareat4rDepok Ailegneo 7 0117. rs.
ROBINSON, BEA.ili Co., ,
saseeisors to Emma, Yana I.lllllaites,
.W4S, I4 INGTO I4 *O I3, KB,
-, , , PYIPERS,ANDItAcHinists , Mimeo,
msnalieturees of Bost and Btationsiritesm
opt% Blest,f,BairtnesetUrtfachinem Gearing
is ofitrvitr"l4Ta 2ka'"a
6tllls, Boller as Sheet
one,vl4.asiiirewtsigtandswarritTit
fie 4 rot Boilers.. .. • , Ismael
MONT BLANC - FOUNDRY. •
Butier, Strea4, Ninth , Ward,
• rtrissinung.
84114 AND PIPE Shah'
ra z es sprcoriiptly b alle carefully executed.
•• —llBillit
'ri ° A 4l4,- COIEW 496C.r).3
foirlk Ward Youth, and ,Machine Work',
•
-, -isaugnmsair ~ . .imarAmmezir CITY
Mattlitadaresi et Steam iCag i ln r elk 011 Praise's, Pul
lim,JlMlEßert E r sT INISFAig
Wagon Boxes, • *Sr. — Bog &Oder di save on
Asap Engines ol all alms. M114:05
FOUN DRY CF M - I" FO •
AND ROLL WORKS
880 i l enniStMet.
BOTTIAN, BOYD & MiGALEL
ahtii , ikuu Cutlass, Sell Latlastkac,
gf.,rpratiipairat minks.
tarArmin= zit 1836.
of LITICALK ENG01168,. , 0f dna
~t icuntost gpviyved - pstterne for stationary
pormens ; 5T.66.04.03 land .81tr no lfitlIBT
'BoiTs. A:variety sf an and 16 power
ZNOINZES, which will be n sold at veruseduced
P0rif..01#466Z.. Wellsvioe. 0.
'PM wales belOwPitteteuth, on the Okki river, end
lbie of C. it P. B. 1 311:8:b3
_ll7tON lIROZZIIB.
Ssattimai.lncataimung, •
Eno inzoima,
•
putsbuigh, Pa.
sale otOornyraM Doilithainon, Jo
0111111Pethb-Dimeannan,-sumbmei._
_Glendon,
LWitler brines or 'Antreesalte, - yonginoglieur
Cluirsou . .
:"'
4 4Q . I n 4 tOrre •
: 1511 5(100:hr sitibsitadi
E!M
DYER AND SCOURER,
( -sAL! C OALW
`l)id3ikiivrititAßTACo
Sam nmotrid their Otttoe
MrPa: Pf,.MtZ44l4. l agrY-1 L 1 7..X41a# 3 1;;
f r O " / alitiidstiitanrathoear...
004.1. OS at Willman
„„,..bssuimasa soPromtli.
liirEMITS. ND MElMinThala
pi B. LYON,
er Of Wdghts
31 °•A ir9Viche MIX%
metwen, matt' id To weds;
orkto maim ottoaost to.
PITTSBUgiGIU.O.AZETTE - :_',IIIURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26,
ENGINES, BOILERS, dr.c.
nuellit , „BOLlsie CO'
Cor. Point Alley and Daqatono St.,
(NAAR mit Pourr,) ,
Engine Buildtits,ManderO&Machinists,
msnatm STEAMBOAT ENGINES gadISTA
TION/Lezer ENGINES, of all alaes. •
ycletteod Intito 0 1,18TtAarga Nz 1.wei
BOILER,
of 15-borne
CAST/N(381.0t everk t v i rk ma b r ,p_rder at, oar
Youndl7, on T row market.
RIGS !or 011 Wylla, ~BRAINO. PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TO BA CCO SCREWS and
•IRON TOBACCO PARSBE2. on band _ and made to
order, at the
. INDUSTR AL WORKS ,
Fronting oa the AB. • a , ny Rival*, saw the roil;
mita . : elf, PAZ
An orders prom • Wed. •TET
' FORT :PITT
Biztjtk,Sll4l ANt . TAIII.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
• RtAlturAcrivaliA or •,
TUBULAR; Doußi.K4PLuip TUBULAR,
FDIE
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM'. BOILERS. -
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS.
CHIMNEYS; , BREECHING AND ABE PANE,
SETTLING PANS, HALT PANS AND CON.,
DENSEBSp
STEAM PIPES, GASOKETEES AND IKON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND 00AL SHIITES
Office and Warehouse corner' Seeeitd,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
•
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Air Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:lBa
NVIL BARS IIII 4 , Ast , con
BOILER MA.kERS -
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
XOS. XO,IIA;II , CAND26 rzirir trr.
. -
Having approved large yird and furnished it With
the moetmachftery, we are__prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS In the
beet manner, and warranted equal to any made
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Bed ai i
Steam Pipes. Locomotive Boilers, condenser& Sal
Pans, Tank', • Oil Eittlls, Agitators:- Settling Pans.
Boller Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole nuutu.9
facturers of BarnMlPs Patent Boilers. •
Replacing done on the shortest notice.
JAMES M. RITES,
Sae. 55 and. s6 Water Street,
‘Prrrismnsait,
• 'ILANITTACTITEKB. Or
140 N. , OIL TANKS,
ESTTLING PAM, COPPEp. 13TYAM PIPS,
SOLLIN4I IQLL STACEI3,I, _
..4110,1..ME0CE,T,165)11.4:1517.1,046.
J AMID X. =MN oIiDDIV2gII D. lIIIISIC.
JARED MIL . BRUSITBs; SON, N N,
- • ' 11411131%0213116111 N
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SUEET fat
61 Penn Street,PUtebargh; Pa.
AND AVM
.:,943p4 1 4 . ***gasp 444 - Brokers to
Petiolkult and its Productsi
s‘f comulieujipma c opip ERIE WAY,
rmoupozeir,
Amara,
• . . •
. -
VirAkin% SING & Co.,
trACS' 'BROTHERS,
•
IitjgIkIigsIONAKEICILINTS,
Petroleuil'andlb3Froducts.
WeeirltgalelP :BUILDING, cot.
nor of Doqofiane Ay in4lrwin greet&
Phlladelphiliance—UT WALNUT OM
spl:w3o
H i,L0NG:14,0).,
• A V OP
PURE
. !11311110 1.:011 4
Bratur— , %o4 - 04.4.",
See, No. 2' tts. , b.
yinv gAmyiVAitir vez.
- LINDSEY, STERRIT &
• re. t •
Iforkonwstarers oat laioortoro o
' , ELA3aI).WALEUE,
CUTLERY, &c.
t / -
887 ,1 4 .1.SEELT`g STREET,
,• •
One &rare Below lialook Depots
, Annie for *AWROtip 50OLZS.
10ITTSBVIIGIEL
•
NOVELTY WORKS. ( _ r
ADAMS ArSEE. & Co.
*Aximumum% or
Keystone itagtaid Paitoid *linens,
and Cleaster
• SCALES.
TRW hee,
d Patent Boor - Loeb and tatting.
Fume AMR C rI7IA MILL
Corner of Giant and First ;treats,
.ansitai (.;
GAB ~ 4M) "13TEAN.
tour Y - ioS. 14Th rapOr ,
jonNalL.4ooolnatifiVess
Bikats -- -1.0 1 1=102104
GAS -op =WE FlTTirolg,
11 m...ftw i r
mrls Am ? BRAS;
1 1 YM litAlleaderi is OAS Jr*Awm
Amu . ; e i "(ammo. • . '
Of Pike ad Wakiat Streets;
==:l
PrITSBURGIE.
imillllll.
El2l
OILS.
197 Walnut Street.
HARDWARE. A
TY ; WORKS.;
IRE
FINANCLiL.
FEoilikiiiiniGs BANK,
OF' >EriTTSBErit43-11.
casEuarzTAL •100.000.
IPreskieuto.HENitY LLOYD.
Vice Presidept—
Tnuenzas:
n. Thos. Mellon.
' 9 . Hal,
HeauLloyi,
Tht..wtghtir-
H. • ISr_ t ic r la 24: Ka_ Hallman,
, Bea,
w 1 6 .
8 9 )
aril ;7 l rg Mr_
E. "
Becretimri . Tre_az'7 7 -13.4. VON .BONNHORST.
BIZ PEE CENT. UTTLEIST -paid on , time de
posits. Deposits made on or before October Ist will
Wa.rinterest from that date. Interest computed on
Sat November and Ist May. / .1111376
. •
YOBT. ,Pll7 BOKING.,'/COMPANY;
'56.169 Wood's Stkeet.
CAPITAL, : : : SgOO,ONl.
_ -
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY L4BLE,
DELLEINI IN
1
GOVERNMENT 'I3EOI3RITIES,
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED DE TI!E DEPOSITS.
Vollectlona Made Att all accessible points Is the
Unlted Matta and Canada,. ,
DIRECTORS:
I).• Hostetter, ilLt.
H.
CNE:r.
Jane, Gordon.
D. Wallnce, Andrew Miller,
B. rawaatt. j ' Jules/L Bailey.
19.&WL. NticiminEtAar; prows.
b. =ET ,11171,80 N. aiatier,
NATIONAL BANK OF COIHEIICE
Cor. of Wood and Sfiffii Sta.
A. PATTERSON ............... Preiddent.
JUL H. HILL Cashier.
CAPITAL, : $500,000.
- 1 DIRECTORS: .
A. notenos. GeorgeW.o
ass,
Am. Brown, ' James MeCa di" .
Chas. Lockhart, • Wm. D goo e"
Allen Riekpatrtok, Wm. seed.
-
W. S. *wren,
DISCOVINTA DAIL'
HART, CAUGUAIT & COy
BANKERS AND BIOIIER * B,
Owner Third and Wood Inrriets,
EirTIVEIIII7III3IIT.
attrocamona To maws. a.uri a c 0..)
Eff
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid . to he parabola and
gala oi
COVERNMENT BONDS.
814eht Drafts oriLondon.
N HOLMEEIA SONtii
N ,s
57 Marlret treet,
_ .
N
131711 , 4311 Er, PA.
Collections
de
-on the tiriticdpaiiolate of the
United States sad Canediut.
, - •
Studs, Bonds and other' Securities
BOUGHT AND FK/M ON fm]wiltakosr.
P e
oifools! attontloa paid to' Ski paralme iusd
sal of • • "
thiited States SeCSUril:fleS.
Ja3o:ai
TXTEBTEBI4 SAVINGS EAUSH,
• , No. 89- Pourth Stimeet.' •
CIiAItTERED 1866.
Interest skald Clueljeipoolts
ANT 113kriMiTION
DOLLAICUPWARD.
BIIIIJZOT 1:111X034 WFTHOUT
Thicounti Daily at DI wawa.
President-421010 MILL.
Tice PreelilentrealL, iIABEIRALL.
nnutoronat -
2.IWWBUZ BELL, . A.; - 11.AlriBBBALL.
JOB DiLWORTH ' -JOB
J. euzzarts:
gnokkilolderi to . Winn* we- ilakireinreneer
gm. Forsythe. Joseph Dliwortb, ,
Wm. Rev. David Kerr.
Willis Dalzell, • • Henry Lambert,
D. Icf.' C. Bi d well A. a.. Brown;
B. 11.."11diton.'r Swint;
:..
pITTSBIIRGH.
BANK FOR SAVINGS, ~
POMMY THE DIRE ;SAVINGS INSTITUTION
- • * 1 4 4 'O7 . Volum filitreet.
..,_ _ . •
~
HURL! OffRIMITH Eitle - /Wit or rxTreposau.
- CHARTERED Hi 089. ~,.
OPEN,
A.yDAILY, from 9 to_44 , clock, and on WED.'
NEBDAT and SATURD ILVENINGB, from May
lit to November lit, from 1 to 9 o'clock, and from .
November Ist to May Ist, 15 to 8 o'clock. • . -
Books °llly-Laws:Me: fttrnished at the office.
This institution especially offer to those whose
Mumbles are lbrilted, tble opportattityto accumulate,
by small deposits, easily saved, a, sum which will be
it resource when needed, and. bearing Interest in
si,(4 of remaining unproductive. - - .-
BOARD OF MANAGERS: •
•••• ~ Mindrumer,' .
•• • •`• : • GEORGE, Ji.: BERRY. . ,L• . .
'a. H. HA IThIIId c..
.. , I J 8 PARE, 'JR. - •
SZCERT.LICe &AD THILIBMII4I.
~ , .. • D. , Z. MeEINLEY,
A. B LW, . • . •: WM IL NINHOE.
,L 8. BELL, F. limn!,
aiilN O. pi_LWOR,TH, JOSHUA RHODES,
j
G. ; FOLLANOBE ,I 1 • • 1 • TWIN SCOTT' •
JAS. L. GRAHAM, - R. C. SCHMERTZ I •• .
__ -- • CHRIST HER ZUG.
1 DOL •••
ICITORSDi W. dt,A. 8. BELL.- • whit:ll6
MECHANICS' SAVING'S BANAL,
14 191111.t.111110pr Striseta c.
' l 7 .l sistra!*!, PA.• •
• DMIZOIST
INr P O A M ID O K D LL H UTPW N .
SUM
pada. readied 'abject to aback, without latereat.
•
lianle IrtioltMOßE; Ptealdenti r •
OWL D. T/NDLA:Saoretary and Tammany,.
JAMS H. HOPKINS, Sollelkir.
r• -^^ • 1 74.P.T 1 . 13 ; ".
;lams /
lAt manna - /
Deaf's, Ws W. Braindarai
G. Oabbace,Y t Kenai WM.; • -
1 170411; "COIL
,
Ele
.DYEllt AND SCOURER.
„Nos BT.. (mem, "
486 , s iii th is treett
•
rssainatm,
}
REA. °
I P. /mei/
Y. AT U d. N.
armor
Gold advanced shddenly from 134% to
185% by the, manipulations of the opera
tors in railroad sharee and government
handl.' , Foreign ' exchange has now ad
vanced to such' a figure that it will be jtha
as well to ship gold as exchange, and sight
exchange is scarce. .
GovernMent bonde had not:advanced to 7
day at the early board, but. towards uoori4
a reaction set in; and'all descriptions were
slightly 011,` especially-1884s and The
The market can hardly be' . sustained at
Elrtl:it rapid advance. The transactions are
enormous; should a reaction set fn,.the sales
would be immense, since everybody who
helped to create the rise would be - justas.,
anxious to get rid of his bonds.
The - stock Market is in the hands of
I 4.
4ew bralnperators who are 'trying to get
out on Santa of their large purchases made
before - the: mama decline. ,-; • - • ,
Ckasing'Anotatiohs as ! received hi Pb. B.
Mertz: Gold, • 134%; ..131ghtylonea, 115;0,
Five Twenties t .lB62, 1.18 N; do, 1884,407 X;
do, 1.485} 10834; 'do; 1.005,:neM; •110 g; 4t ! , 1887;
111; do, 1868, 111; Ten Forties; 108%;
Railroads —Cleveland & Pittaburga, 873 j -
Pittsburgh, Fort . Wayne at , Chicago. 111%;
,Chicago, t Mai& Island,. 108; Chicago &
North Western, 85; do Preferred, 8754
83 %; :ding. • 38 %;
-Erie, 39;- New York_Central,- 124 X; Ohio
:at Missisalpp' 31; Western
Union Telegraph Co.;: 841derchants Union
Express[b.;/:19;, mon. - 117Y 41
;
Adams, 49; - Mining • shares—Gregory, 4,95..
Quart!' MIL 83; • Smith , , 4,30.
—Closing quotations received , . by James
T. Brady/. Co.:& - Geld, 1853 i; 'United
Statee.' Sixes, 18811 1 1153 i; ' SW's, 1882,.
118%; '5-20a,' 1884,- 107%; &pre, 1865,
108%;..10.40's; 1.08 X; z6.lKra,- January and
July, , ,110%; - .VVI, January ` and July,
87 /10j.i . .11#4.3/1;- June 7-80'kpar-less 34;
July 7-81 Pa; do 34'; August 119; Sept., 1;
Oct. 118%; Uniouracitlo Nall road, gen
tral. 100. • , . .' . .
El!
financial: - Ititierif in . :New York.
Gold Closed at 135%®135%. •
ABV Telitraph'to thePittaNutti eisette.l
--NOY YCIIIK, Zro l l,e)l2bar,2s, 188&4.
iiONEY AND GOLD.
Money easy at 4@B per cent.; demand
iiodevite impply large: Sterling firm at
1 0 1 3 S ®IO9X. Gold firmer; opening at 134 w,
reached 185%, and closed at 135%@13535.
The German bankers purchased freely, and
there was a repOrt that the Treasury De.
partment was- td restorb:cancelledthredw
centr certificates to circulation.
Governments steady, bat the highest
prices were not Maititidned atzihn'Olose.
()onions of 1881,•115,011530 '82, ..118 -
'@llB5A 0.,'64; 107X6 11 W;•do.')(15; 108 3 it
14108W - 120v -4 ft, 140900110;0'do.
/11(§11140.4 - -!60,i it/W511443 4040%,
106 ,00 108 3 i. • • '
• ; STATE'BONDEL
,
State bonds steady; , 2diasourle 90; Old
Tennessete,t3B®B9; new d0.;683a68;i; old
North Carolinas, 653; old Virginias; 56X;
new do. 57059. • • • ,
sxooss
, Tho, stook' market watt without marked
activity , and ' higher,' .and closed strong.
The ,JOlnt.'..Coramittee - , on MO will riot re
port till Friday., The laSt beard was omit
ted todsh and fill tmardif,Will be elated-to- 1
Morrow. ' • • •
6:EO PxlQEs :— Cut ... ) tg4% c an .
ion,. :b(i)atBo%; Wells — • ExPres , 2 7;
American tUnited
States,,, 47@41 2 r4; Merchants Union, 19;
Quicksilver, 634@7;
preferred. :21y 28; radii° assil, 117y,14
118; Western Union •°. TeleilraPh, 38 1‘161
86%; New: York Central , 12,5%®1253i;
Erie, 8430 do: ,pre ferred,;B7s4@BB; Hud
son, .128@1 28 Reading, 90®99k1; Terre
Haute, : 89 1 ,4,®:10; do. preferzed,, 81©83;
Wabash; 68@t8%; do. pref., , 70; St. Paul,
680834; ,do.' preferred, 8535@e8; Fort
Wayne, 11235; O. & M., „31%®31%;•
.Michigan Central, 118; blioldgan Southern,*
sa.,ol) B9 iyi HllllOlll. , Central, 141%; Pitts
burg, _ X®88; Toledo, • 99%©99%;
Book-Island, 198%®108%;, Northwestern.
8 1 , 34® 85 ; do. preferred, 87%®87%; Alton,
preferred, 147;- St. Joseph, preferred, 9030. !
C. O. C. it Ind., 76%.
I, l :::l . :atrzonu :larouis
Quiet; Smith & Parmelee, 435; Montana. 511);
Grasp Valley, 41. . • •
ME
OQPITOR STOOKS. -
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At 'Boston-04M* !"1415 t A 2; • illsnidin t
10; liiinnesota,`2. - •
, - ~, , I:Bl:rhere•limetrAz ALATTXI4. • ' '
I , l llo'lth iitVie Eniti.'ffeanart4sl,96s,s7s;
• payments; 1,248;116;1141.40.. 977,124.• •
-•The t Eldb.Trearosor imarde 1300,000 In
gold et tee 05400. ,
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~ . ExPolrrs. , - • '
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• 'Extorts, except* ;specie,. for the weelf,
13 3 26_ 884. _
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THE lliirliG HOUSE OF
Pia. MjalarrZs
Corner _Of Wood and Fifth Streets.
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DRAWS BILLS OP EXCHANGE ON ' •
LONDON, .; •Ezierow,
j • 'UN lON BANE," _ 4 YOSILN .
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DUBLIN,
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/ Livea:wooL. -. • • BREIIEN.
Eft AsBOW,' '// AMB URGE,
BaLIPAST,, ' PRA.E.FORT of M.,
PARIS, •• . WEIBZBURGH.
STBASSBOUBO 'v - DAIIIISTADT, '
MAINZ. 1 CASSEL,
RAISERS LANTERN, 11,0LOGNE,
LANDWASL TRIER,: '
NEILEBII A I m . BASEL
BTUTTO T, ;
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'BTOONHOL , SAN BERN.
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m ANCISCO; •
an d- about 200 ore smal er places. Money Is also
sent to any village from central points direct to the
residence of parties free of charge, In from fifteen to
seventeen days. - s•- • • • - •• :
Collections made by4.powir of &Berner a l l over
Erin pe. Goods and parcels attended to.
. PH. B. NERTZ. •
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1 1 1 BI4DY - 8c CO.,
to S. JONES & C 0..)
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Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
BA: It4' Xi 3M 3EI.
BUY AND BELL ALL KINDS OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, sAvrEIND .001INNSi
ON 11:067 FAVORABLE TIGGLL
I
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
sa•mlioney loaned on Government Bonds at low
est nurket rates.
Oidera aneented far the Panel:ins and
Sale Of BONDS and SOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY CO.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Windt oi; rica Praszezoit Gezira]; ,
WEDNESDAY. Novembar 25, 1868:
GOVERNMENTS.
PITTSBURGH IMMUMM
07FICE OFTEN PV/TEIRIIEGir Gizgrrs,.?
WEDNESDAT. November . 2% 1868;
There is :nothing that .is really new or •
important, to be said about the markets in
a general way. As noted yesterday, Flom.
and some kinds of Grain are considerably
firmer, but there is no excitement, and no
'inaterlid - iniprOvement 'to note in,the de
mand. There is this difference, however,
'seine days same, there seemed to Ike no
buyers at scarcely*, any • price, while now --'
there are - parties who are 'willing to ,take
' hold, though, counselled by the pasty they
exercise more discretion, and are not , wit.
ling to' golt blind.' -
APPLES—There is a continued good de.
wand, and the market is steady with reg
ttlar
Bales at $Z 54 per bbL
APPLE BUTTEDuII i but unchanged;
sales at 70 to Ti in I kegs, and 80° to 85 in•
crocks. I -
BEANS.—Utider influence of in
creased arrivals are a shade easier, and we
now quote at 53,50 to 64 per nushel.
BUCKWHEAT IFLOOH—The dereand
is rather better, and we can report regular
sales at 4% to 5 eta.- •-._ -
CHEESE—Is dull but unchanged at 17
to 20c, as to quality. ;
CRA.NI3ERRIES Supply in this mar
ket exceedingly small, and prime to choice
'eastern cultivated may be quoted at $24 to
$25 per barrel.
-
CIDER -- Unchange d;- hales of prime
Sweet at $8 to $9 per barrel. • - ,
DRIED FRUIT 7 -The demand is im
proving slightly, though it is by no means
urgent, and prices are unchanged. Peaches
120 for quarters, and l4c for halves. Apples ,
9,t0 10c I • ;
EGGS—Scarce, and fresh packed are quo.
tod at 34 to 35c. 1 •'
HAYltaled coutiiiues \ver'y dull, but
unchanged. We continue to quote at 518
to $25, as to qvuility Snd condition. •
GRAINWheat lis firmer, \ although
there is but little doing in this market; and
but little here except what is in the \ hands
of millers. Wecontinue to quote Red
Winter at $ 1,75 •to 151,80. Oats quiet and •
unchanged. May be quoted at 60 br. find •
hands; 62 to 63 on track and in elevator, \
and 64 to 66 1 in stbre. Rye is decidedly
better, and there are buyers at 51,40 i -which •
is au - advance. New Corn Is rather firmer
while old, it 'anything, is more neglected.
We'quote the former at 70 to 75, and: the
latter at 51 to 51,05.' i BarleY'also is firmer,
arid-there is little or none offering. Prime; '
Spring may be quoted, in -the absenee of
sales, at 51,85 to 51,90 and-Fill - at 52.
POTATOES--Peach Blows continue dull
and unchanged at 70 to 75 by the car load
in bulk,and 80, sacked. Jersey Sweets $6 to
L 0 per bbl. ;
ARD—la scarce and in steady demand,
at 17 for prime ketAle-rendered. - • ,
LARD OIL—Is in demand,, and limited
supply; sales of 1 Winter - strained at
$1,50- ' • I -
MESS PORK—DuII. but Unchanged at
1(427 per bbl; for , new: • •
ONIONS--Very dull but unchanged; we
continue to-quote at $1,25 to $1,59 per
bushel, as to quality. '
TALLOW—Rendered 1114 c.
HOMINY-Is quoted .at $6,50 17 per
hirrel.
FEATHERS-Salesto the trade at 75 for
Live' Geese -Feathers, and BO_ to , &S for
small lots in store.
FLOUR—Is in better demand and
bat prices ;are iivithout quotable
change: Western Flours are still
quoted, at. 57 -to 58. for Spring and 59
to. Whiter. ' Ste Peat.? Mill
quote their brandi, 'Made of the best
Wh . eat,. met fo ll ows: ;Extra FamilygFlour,
irtbaA'els, at 59,50;ind, in Sacks, ;100 . per
barrel; trouble Extra ' Family, in bar rels,
and, to seeks, 59k80 per-- barrel;
Spring Wheat - Flint, in barrels, 58,00, and, -
An sacks, 57,70 per barrel. The- City Mills
rote prices as follows:. Extra, - nanny,
liVintery - barreli,'' $9,0; and; In sacks,
,2A per barrel; Double Extra Fathily, in
barrels, -510, , -.,and , in sacks, 59,70 per
barrel, and ring. - 11;8,00, in barrels, and
57.70, in sacks, per barrel. -.. ,
1 0 1BIIIII3H PETROLEUM
• orTirsPrrnimiscac ammo; t
WEDNESDAY, NO I
TSMbSEV s
The oil market was somewhat offish to-:'
dai, the traniactionit, in the, aggregate, be.
comparatively light, and at the close,
prices ruled- lower. There are varions
'causes assigned for the very, eudderi reac
tion, none of'whieh, up to this writi ng, are
„,
very definite, or of a ' very ; satig#ectory .
character, . Suffice to say, however, that
for the .prasent, at least, the, excitement
has subsiiled, and, as already'intithated,
prices are lower.
CRUDE.
The operators in Crude were very insig
nificant zettabinglless !than ten thousand
bbla against thirty-sax thousand yesterday i
and prices sr@ lower.) Spot- oil, which sold
yesterday.at 123it0 12%, sold to-day at 12
cents, and even at the -reduction the- mar
ket was develd tbitt ; . "life • and - activity
which has prevailed for several days past.
Sales 1,000 bbls (40 .to: 45,grav1ty). on -spot i
at 12;1,200 do do at 12;• 4,400, January to
June, sealer's option, at 12k,`; 1,000 tseller's
option,llrst six months 180 atr,llll‘; and a
"put" Hof 1,000 bbla (40 to .45 graviky) sel
ler's option, January to Julyat 12, and two
hundred dollars. : • • r
REFINED
4s,in the case of Crude, was also weak and
loWer• to-day, and the transaotion were
also comparatively small. November sold
'at 329, = against 3234 to 32X0 yesterday, and ,
December at 31 to ,41340; agdust 32c yester
day. There was but a single sale re
ported Aar ziexti yegt;aindt it was a very
small'one, January and . Febrhary . at 30140.
January to Jane sold- yesterday at 31340 to
320—to.day there was not a abide sale for.
that delivery.. The reported sales were as
500; November. - 320
500,•', December . • 31 0
- 1000, November • 1 •
__ 32c
1000 v December • 31 1 4 e
500, Deoember, Ist to 15th I 310
1600, December - 31340
1500, December , ... 310;
500; 500; December' - ' 31340
500 each January and February:...... 31go
—Since the above was .pttin We/ we
heard of the following sales: • 500 bbls, No
'Yember,-at 310;‘600' dot December, at 31e,
with More 'oil Offering' for December at
same price without Eluding buyers. -
RECEIPTS CRUM OIL. • _
Jas. Wilkins. - 4/30 Cosmos ' Work"— 720
solar Oil Works. 120 D. M.',l3dgertdn.. 200
tuffam. & Co. 160 J. Munhall ...... 1260
Fisher & Dro 160 .
Vista Oil Workii../120 Total-
- OIL lIECITIIIDY4 Br V. B. P.
Standard Oil Co., 581 bhhi relined to
Warden, Frew . d: Co., Philadelphia.
Citizens Ref. 'Co., 200 do= de to Tack-
Bro., Philadelphia. - •
Brann•dc Wagner, 150 do do to Waring.
Bing_e_c Co., Plifladelphia.
B. W Ifortpub & - '004,400 do do to War-
Van, Frew er, Co.. Philadelphia. •
Lockhart. Frew. & C0..1060 do do to War
dell...Frew & C 0.,• Philadelphia.
H. W. C. Twaddle, 509 bbls rnka to .
Warden ; Frew drew, philadelphia. -
Fawcett, Loganor Stockdale, 100 do do b W. P. Logan et-Bro.; Philadelphia. •
' Forsyth; Bro. it CO.; 257 do do to-Warden ;
7.re , * Philadelphia.
McKee;' Hackett &Om', .520 do do WW. P.
Logan &Ind.;
Total ‘ahtpmtiots Refitted - 1 3887.
Yaw 'York 'Dry 'Geode Market.
!By `ridegrAp!!:to MilbatitiGasette.)
NEW, t*Temtier • 25.- 7 1 Thh Dry
Gads Merkat. remains inactive; :'pricee, l
however,, continue .firm. i ;Hosyys B row n
sheetinge, of beat" Makes, 15a1.6a;
Auguairde; , ..MarsiStilndard Prints steady
at lAl2qal3Viro`retioheee and Merrimack
•D:z , :Mom DatUnea, moat approved styles,
at Illo; but leas desirable malump can , tin
bought at /90.
3410
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