THE BEST -
STOVES. •
103.11DLE l ir'it CO.
Danes Clarets of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor : and. Heating *oxen
_ TO EE YOUND i* THE STATE -
Bole Agents for the eelebrated Base Burning Oil.
Intel Stoves and fartkarkes for -Hard Coal orOoke.
Beet In the World nor IPaticrt,Ogloo; ntOre or Morel.
F in needs so rekindling—turns all winter. 'DO net
say natil goo see or felia for Otroolar. , •
Syne Agents for , Orleotals44 BROS..
ginttbfield St.: GEO. lIIIBLZY. g • City.
G.M . ._:•.;:pa.11.5:t.J.,'.00 - i
-••• iiiNtrkulimmoip4 , 4l66-ii
St r i a CIVESS.
- ,
iro arils coolinfo' Au.ydE,
“THEPLEst onorAcE,".
- • • -
PON WAsirtm) Brnansos:
ihre
I-;L. n t t T li a *lVlu:l_t ) lu r_ t ‘ o i c M 2 .. 14 411
tr 3Tyv o
1' ez"andizz
o dar t;
26, *rid SOS Libertt Street,
egitg___ _ rrtreemer, PA.
aMt mmt.
CET THE. BEST.
inirbszia. I a, ma
TRIUMPH,
POE RETTEIED7O U 8 COAL.
Warranted to Von!c, Bake or Ih)ast as
Wen es ear ether.StOTO In the Bnien.
BIM= & CO.,
No f 285 Liberty Street.
. •
Ala° on hand and for We. .
PARLOR EITON7B,___
EICATTFIG
ORATE PR
4 : 7 OOIIINMNOES, se.
STE.EIL . .WORKEI.=
Duftt
IRON; ANDITEEL .W.OfIKS.
cciIENAN" rultiesidt).
ben, Nails arid Steel, Carriage and
,WalrepPirlingliPPAAx4lN
•
Magnetite; XD. and &malts' Iferebant Bar, Emma
and Square Iron; Band, Hoop, Sheet and Mate Iron;
Oralatalf Coal and Mall Bound Iron. - 121y1tader ant
Wagon Box Iron; Drag and Dropper - - Bars; T and
Flat Ball for Otal Roads Out -Wells , and Spikes;
Plow, Spring and All Steel; Landnatedßteal; (Bari
ter Bars, Crow Bane: etc. z_
Office and Warehouse-4B WA. I OI/11' STREET,
I STEEL WORKS. -L
MGM NIMIOII & 00.
orrtititireat t . 43,1. •
imosifooote'Olii r ifioortiti
CAST AND CARMAN STEEL
1174.4 "TIC AND munroitmarmitoti.
Warehiuse, 00"Tiaterind 100 First Mt,
W;UME4 PMMM.
tntlnaux. rairrirans:
wX. BECTCALF,, 117.017R1GN EILLKB
tiRO. W. BARB, ' I CHAS. ressur.
aigxttAt. PAnT2nia—iii. X. XXXI.
CRESCENT STEEL . WORKS,
,BARBdfc l'ALlVitteir o
Once, No. 339 Liberty St,
AlH:d4:il
voLms. D4maccer
sTEEL virOmEtt:
PARK.,'' •
Xantiticrtarers of all desalpticmg of
Mee and Warelonse,o Will,. SgoaiND
and /19 and Mil FIRST FREIGHT,
' ' ,
PITTSBURGH ST,Eflgf , li r l l4
D ll3s lalltF IN €145 •1
AlriValsiON & WOODS
11C0E8801113 TO eisrpicasozr,-iiixiic.
puifica
m deurr
msnaicturers vi
STEE
Rif
BEST BEF72TD-;"11
Hill, Cthzniar,*:**24
.13A.*
Cut sad asausi Plow sad Blister Steel.,
Blued. Hoe, Fork, Rakeand Toe Calk Steel.
Railroad 13p* I fieel MI Frog PointsCastSteel
miser Bar ,, Stee l
1,.
Bier M760..../149r
Wingr, - etc.,_- Drill 13teei. • • -
cam and , oriel-cromerPHIFT AM:SWIM erg::
Plttsburgh; • y ,lfada
_. , ,
IRON WORKS.
Ws. Vzsramareek. W P Posiwa, fla
prrirsui?uen FORCE 'l,
-AND, IRON'
JtvrAclimm or.
ear, Iron;
-eilroad Fish Raze mine -isgist
:,',Bauroad Car> Wes dolled;, •
Railroad Car Axles "KammSim%
locomotive INIIIII*1311;
LORlOlnOtiVenszes Shapes;
Ride Rods: , ,
'``''Yokes, Strap* -ti
Piston Ueads;'
• •
Siw,sniboat Shallot
144anelboaS Cranks;
Piston Mods, "'visas
lottomari Jaws, Collars, dee.
°Moe, N 0.177 PENN STREET,
PI2`TSBUEGL P•..
VERSON, PRESTON & CO,
ti1....:--aLit_ll,_±'
KIMUDY/ValUa iron ify ors&
waiagnia, aok, no and 117 near Onnarri
opposite LielsHgp.p , " i
SP$4 4 O i -
t PITTEEIVAtirit
OPPZIL
EPMI
LAIiE poThituon
• OOPPRII. NUL WOWS_
riixTgairvit4axt. -- . • -
p&rus.„ mocuaDY & , CO.; -, . . , -
ffalianartareni of B razier.'elteadldAl and Bali
i i
wiacpe i rag i tlA Ai I:spar/is ana l =
ntg Au ons i Mics. Oon •
glumly on ma Thyme as and ob.
aral o g inu naliwig ti .Iliald lOW
fljnonial os4arAcktbarpfr. sof se 'ah? dulled lil
dianC -- • .-- "'"" i'• • • ''' ' lllLTlkaillUdww '
EMI
• . - -
„ .
•
,
4);', r - r -t r i
- • - - .
- - •
. _
; fr , Ft , :'';'• .. •
THOMAS rir.l.attuaraii zioreal4emiti
These Works are sioasig the largess and mat
complete establlsluxusnto la the West, and are BOW
. .
of nalrgr ll s •
lailiE
OL. o. inrrovoros iv
... B. =m W . A. 2 01113a0 . 9 nil
LrilliGMH! 416 C' 9 •9 I''
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IRON -P01011)
~ , .
• icusruTiOTUlutim OP - • • , : -.,
_.
..
.. • . • . . ,
.. . ,
.P-12M j Z 10 421 V A S T Pifigk- -
Au oeseritinu; reir Phirlittlirl"d*,,Attiaii*.
rieniltaral plenT4l9 -Clcia la x t .... .. - •
Chinel ichitek GrelltrairAtten OD& '';- 1 f:
01.4
Ocoee anh...l7lASEldltiV 4PiNi*
new glater pepot, 4111 . 4 ezir OM • . .. :
Rontirsom, mu. ff 4 co.,
Eamin (O N
Enceessors , *um &ID=dm
wAsifiNstair rtir
ow wos;
• FouNDERSAN9 /MACHINIST% lITTSBUR6II,"
manix ior Mat atfzmblthi:stim a at ta ßa ft s ersztf
swzteli off: :
a
Dio. - ernes
eignr4PairWaiM:lnmor
UEZ3
Afa i z e r.orc, rovanwitz.- .
80404 ,. s oh ire 441 ,-
' , ..(oppoutitantiala., )
/ ; • • nwirounclu.
qualli
THMBLEEKEINi AND PIPEBOXEC
summer iani - dieristis 01,612th&ai r
Orders promptly' owl exsated4'
.<<
ec~s:is~"`'
C r
all'
41Eattix co., . ,
,
p
ourtk.,.Word looturry'andlothhie Workt,
HANDIIBILTI37., ALLEMIENT CITY. Pa.,
lianuhiiitirers ith.m... of stem Cajruseat i l i t
Wit aniiirmilln• cs t
a t t a n d .Zgeste ju
°_. ,I t ig:tsWk
ino le lz f li ''rottider m tc " :er 44
- IL : rr
ffamist rolnumir
AND ROLL! WORKS
880 perm street.
9 BOYD do BAGALEY.
' Chill Bolls, MU Castthgs, 801 l Lathes, Be.
.
I I /-MALCHISEI . WOMTIA' , _5 '
I ESTABLISH= IN 1636.
I • • 13 Z667 Of STIAII ZNGLN R + 611 axes
firsa " ea:Vil l a= an 8 ' NW
0 T 6. A. variety if 10, 12 and 16honoe6orer
NGEI - 46, 44406.661141-• 6016- !il,76ryt t routoed
, . P. P. GFEESSE. Wellsville. Clii!
Yaw miienteiow,Pittobn,, rib . 4 on Rol:1Mo dm, Kai
Ilne of O. &P. - 11; - :,' UM=
IRON Ert,alrilit
_
124 First - Street, Pittabwrgh
:oefti W t fOrthe sale or Oornyrall; . Dottghamorit, JO
e. het% Dunea.nnon; Staate2pe s eleadon ,
and other Wanes err Anthracite , youghloghenr.
Coke and O. B. Charcoal
. -
•ti ` Pia:
. 0011111111 tte,etralts•
ME
next: , COAL!! COALM • `
_
• DICLION.,•I3TE'WAIIT &CO
antai feauTed * 41 % 020 , 4
NO, 6e7 LIBERTY
thimieltr,rourr4nOrt*P.Won.
pti_resigld to furnish go_od IrOtTell101113:10.
iaumA aux. oulautosois mi•l9ript,
mottos price. •
AU orders left st their ogles, .or addressed to,
them 44 1 1 . 1 R 14113 1 1 0ZIFintegtoiladeel PicOnstly.
WED
AHEVIS___ : _ , 4I3IIVMEASUMBEIs .
!.4
temsfor , olW
Xoi
914 , raii:iat7
OniiiiPMPUtilitadediel • SW
MIME
'it FART '
FOUNDRY COYPANir.
OFFICE AND WORM,
TWELFTH wrREF,Tv,
•
Priiiiihrita}l, PA,
iv - Engines, Roiling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail MachintaxlWortii,
and Castings generally. r A
ijoyilottak - VOinirD'inr'
AND PIPE WORK ,
vernar .
Carroll and
itiNTH WAIW,)
1 3 'II 31311 3 I 3 I . ) 41Le
WIL.LIAMSMITH,
Maartafaotr of
CAST 'item BOW: PIPE,
W4t I IF. woßms.-
My riDisaak a 'vast lawakaly In Plta, ' ln dry
sand, salt us teetlOillii.: Also, 110 "amnia:at or
fUr Gas MA Miter Works.
x wonlifailso**ittitni of #tiparthtetidents
of Gas Winica to RETORTS..
ATLAS
MORTON -STRICET, Ninth Ward,
'•/ • '
BollersODU - %udtik
)1111 . 4t i,J!I'lln'WPrige
3411x•iw
Vkitusemn 4bmitbpm
amine Casting& •
• ifteldne Claddings.
~ •
Iliheaersipamlogs.
na .otanaus SOLICITED- . • •
~EMET,III JMIM=
IRON - BROICllftS;
I • 3.l*.'2ilMl'llool6itint,
, •
PITTSBURatt -GA TT- TUESDAY DECEMBER r 1 1860
1111 G IMI BOLE kao'
4 ;
gdi. Point Alliy - and Diqueine St.;
MEAN Tan POlarra
Engineßnildera f FouNeiseilwhosts,
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES andIITA,
TIONART ENGINES, of all alses.
.11w. attention Invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 16-horse power.
il u :ll4llG3ll l ,calrfir tE nd -ange l i tt le z g
RIGS l'or 011 Wells, 8 4, - PIM
RANGERS, 1101384.134,71 0 1000 80RE'W8 an
IRON TOBACCO
orderet the - •
p. 4
AtitruSTRIAL wpitics,
Wonting on Oa Allegheny River, neer the Point,
- .j PITTSBURG', PL.,' .
3 .
Alled;' VEY
)..
Bum, sniji AND 7404
•
wtitz s
• I
CARROLL & SNYDER,
Tt r ßuldAE. DONELWITEINE.-
Box:AND'oTLENDEE'GritAx" BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
OBINanDrkERRIKEIEG AND Aga PAIcE . _
SETTLING PANS. SALT r PANS AID) GGN
, DENENEsi
STEAM PIPES , eANGEETEsp AND BUN :
Damns; -
PRISON DOORS AND . COAL SEMMES
Mite and Warebetuse. - eoinger deeond
Third, !Mort and Liberty Streets, A
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
dr Orden sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:1811
WM. RAIMLELL & C 0. ,/
. •
-BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON W RIKER%
IRA 806 AIWA* AND 1/1611INNIST.
Having secured a large yard and furnished it with
the most approved machftery,/we are prepared to
manufacture every description of BOMBES in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, lire Beds.
Mean Pines. Locomotive Pollen, , Mndenser& Bat
Pans, Tanks. Oil BOW. Agitators, Battling rans,
Boller Iron. Bridges, Buser Pans, and sole mann
!Millirem or BiunhM.a fitent Boilers.,
Repairing done on she shortest notMci.
t rAisza . ,
1 - • Nori.sll iirW'atirr Eitrees,
'mott o pin a
• muurtoracrozza co r y:
IR,* OIL _ "TANKS,
a I • @ PAIR& COPPER EITEJLII PIPE,
ROLLING KILL STACKS,
And REMIT IRON WORE,
For Steamboats.
. .
1 F : TAR irall " T ri . naves at i =r l l4 ” rBl4.
itaarsurrouss cm:.
'Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SUEIII .I IIIOK w 4 1.1814 sio.
61 .Pens &mei, pittsbaivh, Pa.
....
WARING AISID
Commlultialtanguiats aid Broken la
Petroleumand IttProducte,
DALZELL'S BUILD6III6 DUQUESNE WAY,
ON;
PITTSBIIReIit, PA. •
riammitcrws. Apimisea,
WARING, KING L CO.,
VCR - 0114)1111Ellic"
COMMISSION _:MERCHANTS,
- - AND Eagan Est '
Petniltimithilikritductai
gmbinbus,-Atu kk w, *trumpire.
ner of Duque= Way and Irwin stmts. • - .; 1
Philadelphia INltibli.W*LlitlT 13T.
• .Irwitl
H 3 1. / . 4 4 1 . ;1 :41 C 4). 1; k. 3
• PLANUFACTIIRPRO OP 4
PURE Wittr Kadin' 'OIG,
Brand.?ffirWLFEß."
ofVeft. Ne.l Delman& Way, Pittsburgh.
ARD.WAItE.I. ,
Ngsv;HARDWARE HOUSED
LINDSEY, - STEBET u wER,
•,' Kamitii4Oirers and bipOrters • '
RE
CUTLERY, &C.'
887 LIBERTY STREET
opium 9rWslrias.
One Square 1844011/ Italm
RrAWBUAGH. , "
Arent& for YgillaA7lloooBClA/416 -
NOV/11MT MORICS;
EITTSBVIIGEL'i. - %-.
, NOVELTY,,WORU.
ADAMS ELIKEE & co
MAIitaMMITAILS Qt
L' •
Keystone Standard: Patekt pit
• ,1111,111COluiter
tifb L E S.' "
lam hod Pfdegt Door;liakt and Latish&
-
PAINT AND 0 irna.E4 ,
First Stre tie;
Coiner Grant ' e
=
MTAreinZeilf
GAS AND'STEAM
JOflN.loMturooorige.4 o ,: t uoaa itoni — i 46 74
:1 - 01311111. GOOPXIR
.E ;
•
• :;:ianAss)roinimptai
GAS AND - STEAM HIPITIMV
Naoitinvoors of Fuouro AID 88AA9 o
agirloal deidai
all 0 *ASA
( *Wet 'o4:Widiat skulk
I .SNIMNI ' - :_. l',!.
SUNOTAM== ON
OILS.
127 Wsbutt Street.
MEE
MN
;FITTING:
T )1131116
=I
MEM
~._ iiJ;~,Kp
PEOPLES
OF
CAtNI OAPETAL
0100 000.
President 6 .lo42llieWrlll:
, •
Vieerrealdest-1 REA.
Henry Lloyd, tin. Thos .. _ Mellon, r c. P. Joie
Th. Wigh
_tman Geo. W._statusen, Wm. Beal
B. H. mama/. ward bred[, Hiram Stowe.
Secretary & Trearr—S. F. TON BONINORST.
• .
MX PER CENT. INTIZEmsT paid o de
posits. Deposits made 9n or before October Ist will
bear Internet from that date. - • ocrmajmited cm
Ist 'November and Ist May. iv 11376
NFU PITT - Imi - ii.. - - comillY
Ka. If9-W: Stmt.. ~
•' ' ' ‘,. ~ f
.. L ,,, , ,
At, ' :- : :' r I - 1200,000.
STOCKHOLDER INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
cA i rrr
14aaps IN
"„ _
GO 'A' ' iil'A - BEOIIIIEI3B,
~..
AND. :COLD. : - ---
INTEREST ALLOWED OE TIC ARPOSITS,
Coll mu made on all matesattde points In the
Hal d States and Canadas.. . , 1
i) ns•
, oillost4tter. '''‘ Xell rnolo Meter. • -. ~
James Gordon. .; , —llobt. H. Haag -• ,
D. Wallace. , . ,--.‘ i "Andrew Miller,
L.• "sweet; • ~ -- Jalaes 11. Bailey."
HAWN. BIeiOLIIRDWI, Pres , S.
.....,,:,,:....it:i6i:l6it,-.1. w a1_ , ...," ° 2., Cashier, ".14..
14
NATIONAI A : _BAH .Ot I .OIIIiFIGE
9
Oen of Woad and With
pavers:m;(ldt:—. ' - *Nadas.
JUL U. WILL .
CAPITAL, : ;$500,000.
DthEcToßstl
Patterscit. °Goyim*. bass;
Was. Brow', James
mu. Lockhart,. Wa. Douglas,
Allen Yfrkpatrick, Wat: Reed..
W. 8. Haven,
di AT 11 A. Mri"
DDINDOUDTS DAIL
1q411.11T, Ip'4,IIJGHEY & Co.,
olus; : ' .. :::, t:- . , ?..''.:- i• .. :_ :,-.:-
BANKERS AND
BROnz [.....u5...,..
,
Corner Third. and Woed Streets,
csucciesoss To HANNA:- Ji.th 8 c 0..)
=num IN •
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to he parthnse and
COVERNMENT !BONDS
Bight riroftei on I.Oncion.
.WI. momEs & SON%
57 Mar,ket Street,
Pr 4.I. MEIMM I43 O I , PA+
Collections made ea all the prh►etyal polata of the
United State* and Canada&
fAck!i* Bon& and other Seeirlites
SODOM *ND BOLD ON OONNISSION.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of •
-United States Seouritiiii:
Ja
mists 'BARR,
1"1 1 113 , ACC Bill Fourth &rest.
OnARTEREV , .86.43.4 - ,,i
,
bite/relit Pak,' 9/ I = l,l oPOpeild.Es
1
• . ANT SUNZIKUIIITiD nom ,
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. j
DEPOSITS SIINTECT TO OHlllOKit WITHOUT
DlsealmtiDally at LS Welook. ' I.
.
TMOYPSON BELL -
- I
PreAkkat.THOIMION , BELL -
Vice Pieildint4:l4 MEARStifla —
BELL A. AL
ts :
li z uinzr.
, , I
JOB. DILWORTH.OW. ALOREE,
tkh Iti*. 2 Fi Pi! ':',.., _ --/ : -:, t '''
Stockholders tb whets we rtraii relbreace:
mas
Wm. Forsy th e. • • Joaeph Dllwortb.
Im. Caldwell, lee. David Hen;
111111)am% . - . - Minty Lambert,
ic4 r :itillie u ' '.
A.
8P41%.--'
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,, ' •
/ L .-
.5i0165 17) - 1,11i2t enraz — zit: 5 5
CHARTE R ED IN 11158,i . , • •
ASSETS ,:.t.:...5.a.•1115.1183,TX01.9i
Onen dial/ from 9- to .II o'clock; alsb.on WRD:
NESDAY And SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May
let to November Ist, from 7 to 9 o'clock, and from
November•list to May Ist, from Bto -8 o'clock. /--
Deposits received of all sums of not less than ONE
DOLLAR. _and Inn s den of the prolMs declared
twice a year, in and
_December. ,Interest has
been declared semi-annually In June and December
since th
y e Bank was organised, at the rate of six per .
cent. • . - • --- - •
Iret, l et draws out, Is placed , to.
the Credit
of tee d epos itor as prineipal,` an bears the same tn •
t crest from the. let days of June mufti DeeeMber.
' compounding twice a year, without troubling the
depositor to eaWor even to present his pus boek.
'At this rate money will - double In less than twelve
-Test& •
Books containing theCharter;lly-Lavre,Rutiti and
Regulations," furnished gretikon application at the
• :. .T B ItIIIDENT4IIOENE I
Aimazz.' _l, .
'...!.;
s .. • ",
NICE PAYSIDSNTS: ,
John G. Backofbn, A. M. Pollock, H. D..
Benj. F. rahaestook, Robert Robb,
James Redman, • John 13.• dhoenberger,
James MeAnts ' ' • - ' James Steidle,
James B. D.
Heeds, - Alexander - Speer,
Isaac M. Perutook, Christian :Yeager.
•,. . : I:? !..•••-• 2201122.18: -•. • •-• , . : , •
Rm. J. Anderson,, tbert C. Loomis
Calvin Adana. ,-, :.• •'... " niTJ..Lynelti
John C. Bindley, • Peter A. Madeira
George Black, John Marshall,
Hill Bergwin, - • < , ,--. • Walter P. Marsh: ;1,
Alonsci A.. Carrier, • " . John B. McFadden,
Charles A. Colton, °mostly Phillips.
John Evaile, Reirry - L. Bingwalt, . .
•
John J. awes/del 4 Wm. E. Schmertif
William S. Haven, -Alegandee Xindln: • - •'.
Paler H . flunk ey, .-Williala van Kirk, ,
Richard NMI, Isaac Whittier, • /
James D. Kelly, W 331 . •
3toWfiyman.
Taustnum EVE: LTON. • -
• lizolutturf—J ES B. D. BEDS.
ME
1011 APICIP.BAIPINGS BANK,
f%
N 0.3.4 Smltbdield Street,
.. , ..ri!ly.i,
M7i9ww,,gA,
=min . PAID• ON niposms, ANT BIN
B EDIEVIIDI2O3IOIf7t DOLLAR UPWARD. De , '
posits resolved subject to cheek, - witheut Interest. _
__ ........ . .. , ..1.411: , . ",
JAME Bum:Jerome, prestdent. ,
Elio. D. Tfill__Alselec. utty slid pessuce. -
JAMIE 11. , u15, - Elo li dtor. •
. . Tianftilli 3 I
L a.
#4111.1 1 1 = 1" W ' .". Jose/ It; lispkisup,
-
.41a.,,..,-,;;;:,-; AI X 0 11 4trikstunri"'
k e, 54 .I...m.nobirt ~,r k - .. N.C;beri Rnis .z ...,.
. .
M
11111811,08
'II;
Governments are weak, and it seems as
lithe bears would come out victorious; as
,
sisted by a dull market in Europe.. The
object in advancing the price -of govern
, ments was not so much to profit by the
rise in that species, bat to create a market
for Geotral : Pacitko Railroad bonds, which
- ,
had declined in Frankfort-on-the-Maine
from' 70% to 70 offered.
Stocks remain strong, except Erie, Fort
Wayneend Ohio 'di Mississippi; the balance
of the list ie wichanged.
Money easier, and business dull. / •
Closing quotations as received by/Ph. R.
Mart= , 186%; Eighty-one's,' 114%;
Five Twenties, 188'2, 111%; do, 1864,107%;
do 1865, 107%; do, 1865, new. 110%; do, 1867,
11 014; do, 1868, 11034; Ten Ferties, 105%;
Railroads Cleveland & Pittsburg;. 88;
Pittsburgh; Port Wayne a Chicago. 111%;
Chicago & , „--Jteck Isleou‘, / 107.%; - Chicago &
North Western,' 85; dO 'Preferred, 87%;
Michigan Southern, 6/9g; , ,Reatilng, 98%;
Erie, 36%; , New 'York' Central,' MN; Ohio
•.& Mississippi. .. Calais/two, attC. Western.,
Union Telegraph C0.,36%; Merchants Union'
Express • CO., 19; .• Pacific) - . Mall; 118%;'
Adams, 50%; Mining shares—Gregory, 4,95; ,
Quarts Rill, 83; Smith it Parma:le; 4,30.
, •
—Closing quotations received by' James
T. Brady /& Co.: Gold, 135%; United -
States Sim" 1881's, 114%; 6-20's, 1862,
,111%; 6-20's, 1864, 107 1 %; 6-20's, 1864
10750/10-40'84,105%; January • and
Ju4",/ t,e36,'i 1 ; 60's; denritii sad Jitl3 - i,
'6l 110%; '6B, 10%; June I-30'8,-par le ss %;
'July 7-30's, do %; August 119; Sept.. 119;
Oct. 118%; Union Pacific Railroad, 102; Cen
, teal, 101-
Q
ME
The supply of Cattle on sale to day, was
unusually light, only reaching about 900
head, and the great proportion of these
not' suitable_
were of a poor quality, not' suitable tor our
beat butchers, nor -yet-good enough for
shipment. The market was fairly active,
though not , as much so as might have boon
expected under existing dri!:nui:or'almces, the
"limber on sale being smaller than for
several weeks preceding, and besides there
were several eastern buyers in , attendance.
All of the best cattle were picked up by
the butchers at rather_ better prices than
shippers were willing to pay; and as a con- 1
aequence the taken ' for shipmen twas sm a ll. ,
There were rather more stook
cattle on sale than for some time past one
firm alone, havingone hundred_head; and
these were sold'Mostly - at 33i to 635, as to
quality and condition. Prime butchers
stock sold at front 7,25 to 7,50, and extra do
at 7,75 to 81.. the number sold at the outaide
'quotation was very small. 'Medium butch
era stock may be quoted - at 6,25 to r
P. Sheiteraantle 11. head Butler_ County'
stock, at 3tb 5,50: E. Katz 40 header com
mon mixed stook, from Tuscarawas Co.
(Ohlo,) at 2,60 to 5. C. Metz 18 head Wash
idgtod-00, steers, at 6to 0. .lohn';Nelson"
10 head Mercer Co. steers and heifers aver:
aging 4;M Trauerman it Lobeman
head Washington steers, heifers and bulls
at 3,69-to J. Blumberg • head
mixed stock, .E'enna. and i Illinois at 4,50t0
6,60; L: Rothohilds it Co. 82 head Chicago
stock at 6to 6,50. Kraus & Haw 67 head
Penna. and Illinois steers at 6,60 to 7,75.
Peter Hartman 42 head at 3,35 to 73‘.
Myers dr. Needy 39 head Ohio steers at 4,50
to 7,50; 21 bola for Smoot!! 4,6,25; 100'head
btookent at 4 to b . % VerPer; AT head: ohio
stock 4to 6,50. ` iTas MoAllesterl.so bead
email washingtonVo. cows and steers; .at .
4,60 to 6,25. Smith*. 4t,Blue 22 head 4,80 to
6,25. Hazieirood. dt -Illackatock' 20 bead
frohillehnont Co. (Ohio) for Shomaker at
6to 7,40; 20 for ,Frasier: (Belmout Co.) at 4
to - 6;4o,head.for'Kelley (Guernsey Co.)'4 to
6,50; 20 head ibr,Loyd drom.- ( Ma rion Co.)
at .4 to - Lafferty &.Co. 68
head at (to 8;40. "Greenwald h 'lshii 70-
head Ohio steers at 4 , 53 7,25. i'.B. 2 Markii &
...)1r0. , 60 Chicago stock 6,40 ta 7,50. Hedges..
Taylor 50beart-Peruna steers, cows nnd
heifers at 6 ti) 450;0ue, pair. of, extra, tixen
to G. W. Enna Weig,bing 5,75 9 ,,kt 8, G. C.
arum: to. Peter Vairtq l . •Ot i lken
a c
Weighing 3.125 otB4s;ofr, 17
head Indiantatook.ot 4,50 to 500. :„Keefer
it Zeigler 24 headtwatiareVo steers at
sto 7,25.' Hanlon Co:1 Oy lioad, Wolthbag
ton Ca. stook at •4 to 887: - Stakely; Bro.
40 head on oonuniasto64
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A rqD "rii Or Sheet)
l
-Tio.asy'lv/PA*l fie ry oupP
odiiatit 1700 heads against
BABY
JANO3 T 84 C
r., ;
Jeim a c 0..)
COIIIOI Fourth Rod Wood Sts.
381411.-IVIEC. 3MET6191
BU AND BELL ALL EXURB OP
GOVE/tN3fENT, SEOURITIES,
64214. SILVER AIM COUPONS.
ON MOOT FAVORABLE TERMS.
Eirloterest, Allowed on Deposita. -
MilLioncry loaned on Govannnent Bonds at low
an niarket rata&
Orders executed for the Paretutse and
Sale of STOCKS, BO wnio and GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO. •
Ebb Ititolniro daytti.
I FINANCE , AND TRADE
me PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
Moab" November 30,1868.
The, entliamarkat , openpd with a alight
improvethent,.., which was, however, soon
after loat, and the market closed weak and
' dull in gold:and • bonds, and some . of the
TEestertstocks not - pipped.
Gold opened at 135,1. and fluctuated un
til noinibetween that end 135 k; the feeling
in the gold room is decidedly, bearish,
which extends to importers and the whole
clique of operators ontlide of the bull opa.
rstors in stocks.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE IKANFET.,
•• • -
OSHON - oi , fltie Parr ukwiactit (Warn%
*DAY. November 30, 1868.
CANTLE. •
3,800 hist r4k. vie - tnarket, - of !tounbi
wall more active arid firmer , Mid 'While
prime ',fat Sheep- brought, AdMoe.
scalawags, of which the largest pmporete r e
of the olTerins consisted, were dull, and sold at about last Week's Prlo - AB -VW
be seen bV:refbrelece to sales, tame' hit
sheep 'midst from V. 7 51014 !Wheat,
while scalawags ruled from 75 to 51,50 per
heall...Ons lot of fat Sheep sold at 4 M. 430
per pound. The following' sales were re.
ported:
,Ringluun &Nees:Ain mold 140 head atfl.
Ito irs per - head. W. Fowler . 100 bead es
$1,25- to $8 per head.. -Clarke 200' , heet a t .
0428 eo 112,50 ;t 2 teadl I.dam Eckert -70
head at 75a to per head. John Young
240 head at BCa to 11,75_psr head: t Glenda
& Co. 150 head at 750 to 03 per head. , A. W.
'Wide& 430. -lib'-head at 160 to .51;12}f . per
head. P. Sheitemantle .150 head at 90 to
51,50 per headel C. bletr.loo heal at 23t to
4o per porind. iR. Stevenson ' 175
sold: T. Welsh 126 ttci at
. 11425 per heed,
There is a eontinneTifisir retail demand, - •
and we can report regular solos at 7- to 00,
for ,lightte prime heav y averages. ' Rm.
ink* Co.-report - retailing 200 at 7,60 to
o.per. cwt.; -Nicholas Carr. 12 at 7 tee 425,
and llreeriwald, Boyer', &Tr hn 'Mat 7,75 I
to 8,75. - •
PlTTiMinmit PETROLIEI7IIII MARKiEi
d,71611 or rss Prrriafkort Glarrrs,
MONDAY, November 30, 1888.
This being last day of the months cell;
siderible interest was manifested as toil e
result ; of the' day'S Operations;poitiOnlirlk,
as•the short interest :'world be obliged .to
show itself. _Tlie market oPelted,ni) . strong
and efdinewhat l excited;` Oat kill Itt "'nowt'
having advanced to 33; subseqUently, how.
ever, there Was; a reaction; and by 4
the advance had been almost entirely lost:-
Future deliveries also weakened consider- •
ably, and were offered at a redaction, and
at the close there was but little' done, and,•
as already intimated, thefeeiing,maa
CRUDE._
The
The Crude market waa r fairly active tra.
day, the- saleslieing. &Elk. npto thol uloW
average, reachhig about sixteen thousand'
barrels,- and compared with Saturday,
"prices rgled a ,shade The:_aalm
were: 1,880 j;tbis for December (40 to 45
gravitV)4 l l.lslll,ooo do dcil4o . te4s) at 1%-
4,000 bbis spot in tank on private terms;
3,000 Salutar' to Maroh,'l,ooo , each, at 12;
750 spot at 12; 500 do at 12: 2,800 bbls (40 to=
t6)'at` 1X: and 2,000 in tank on spot at 12,
11 City t,elegrams qnoteit $4,50 per .bbl.
t a BIXD
.
As already noticed , , the market opened
up firm and considerably excited to-day,
and prices , advanced=Materially; epotnil at
noon being quoted at ittc.. Sabeeqtrently,
the market was..zather offish:Am - d. the ad.!
'vance was partially Jost; and the - Market
closed very :quiet:; The sales.; mere, 500
bble, on spot, at 32.2 c; 500 do at 3243; also, a
"call'! of.soo,..eachJakfiAtigust and Rep'.:
tember,W.l3ic, the buyer advancing ono•
dollar per bbl. December, during the earlyi
part of the day; Was quoted at 31‘ to 3134
but in the aftertoon 30c was reported at
the • best offer, though, of mime; there
were no sellers at' that figure. I- - •'• •
' "- • RECEIPTS OP CRUDE OIL. ' ' •
G. S. Thomas ....8000 L. Roes* it 8r0....2500
Leech •Sz• -Wood .1800 Mawhi'ey& 8r0.2300
Kraft it - Co - ... 240' Forsyth Wit?t .. " 240.
OIL SIPPED nest PRolif•DITQIIIIBWIt DEPOT:'
_ Union t - Ref & St. Co. ; 294 do refined to
W. P:' Legit dr: *o4' Philadelphia: 2 - • , •
A. D.'"Miller. 521bble refined to - Waring,'
King & Co., Philadelphia.-
Lafferty,& Warbg, • 161 bbb3 relined to
Waring; King & Co.,- - Philadelphia.
Brooks. 13allentine & Co., .60 do. do- to
Warden; Frew & 'Co., Philadelphia: .. -
McKenna • & Rogers!. AO do do to 4... P.
Phipps, Philadiaphbv" • .- ", 1: ' •,' - - :_ =
Hutchinson Oil .1' ter. Co., 133 bbls refined
.to. Warden, Prewiteci.; Philadelphia.
Hutchinson Oil Ref. .Co.; 100 do berusde
to Warden; Frew & Co,Philfi.doPhia-
Toltitl•shipmenta*dned .... ;4.;„.i...,,. - ..
~. lienz.ole... .
" - on, inECIPPROEI Err B Y A. V. B. B.
Braun & Wagner, 101 do do, to Waring,
King , & Co., Philadelphia.
Lockhart. Frew & Co:, 391 do do to Wan.
deT4 Frew itCo., Philadelphia. .-- 1 : - • ..--
Fawcett. Logan &Stockdile, 150'llYacii
W. P. Logan S. Briq Philadelphia. • " • "',
~ Nat. Ref. Co., 284 do do to F. A. Dilwo;tih
"it Co., Philadelphia. .
McCreary ".1E Co., CO:',' ffil ' do'' d o to w.
P. Logan &Bro., Philadelphia.
Toial shipinents,Relined 119T_
. c.........
lieiv York Cattle Market.
,By Telegiazih to the Pittabargh Gazette.l
Nzw YORK, • Noiember, 80.-.-Recelpta_ for
the week . =-5;612 beeves, -. 80,246 sheep and
lambs, 24,252 hogs. For beef the week
openecLaloweri'with a moderate inquhTforf
goodivhite,`blit 'p rices - *tiled slowly; -Oh
Friday, however, prices were reduced and
on that day, best'sold at 1530. r „Today' the
supply aggregated about 3,500-head, 900 at
CTllukuniPsk94- lOW et Berge)) and. 300111..
theNittlanallraido Ths_;weitther not&
and the supply 'of
.poultry in the market
is reduced, but purchasers felt ,more-like
buying; the triarket,itrithouCbeing higher,
was firmer and prices ruled from 13 to 16c
for common . tb' OW; vwitki*gew r flAtras
high" as 176 - . - The "butUtiers are preparing
now in good earnest-to. vacate the down
town sla_ughter hoeses by. th e first of Jan
nary. Prizes lards
for poor to medium Cattle was 1 , 9a12; me
dium to fair steers, 11244; good steers and
fat oxen; $14a15,50, and:prime to extra at
115,50316,50. Sheep have had but a very
moderate sae; And ..*e cannot report any
change front:lag week, so far alipri,ees are
concerned, though there is no firmness. To
day, we have:a supply of 1,438 head at Com...
munipaw, 4,785 head. at „Berger Hill,. and
7,000 head at the Fortieth street yards. The
quality ..pf the. stock being very„ToorO a 2-
market ~ viritS. sitivr:alid....prices 'were -bar
Maintained, with sales of common t o f
Sheep at $4a4,50; good to prime -at 14,3.5,
and eztra at ss,soa6.'4Lambs were sold at
98,50a7,50. -Swine—The -heavy supplies
have further depressed ithe-nutrket t which
leaves off. tcitda77ver,titakl'at'Sbe:.l4ll°lving
figures; Prime heavy, corn fed /7,62%87,75;
medium at f7.373ia7,823i, and .common at
17Z7,377i.
„ z ,- - • !c. Pipbuielntl's; Cattle lilarket. •
tip” Teletraphlo thelitticntrzb Gazette:3
•
PHILADELPHIA, November 80.--Catile
moderately active without material change,
=sales 2;2oojigiad, at ifiALS,OO for ettra. -
$9,50 for'ehoice, raB, for:lair to 'good, and
18.50 gross for common. Sheep in fair
demand; sales ten 'thousand head
f 3,51) gross; -Bogs -knyer; sabia•four thousi - '
and head at 110,50a1,k2§ net.
. 1 chleaga.Cattle Market.
tar Teirsraait to tile Pitte'sarra.aasettW.l • .• •
,Cluaaao, Novetalmr 30.=-Cattle dull 'and
weak at $3,87 1 4a4,90 for common 'to - air
steers. Hogs fairly active and steady; sales
at 48,6%8.74 for,egmakon, and 0.80a7,3.5 for
fair tsiocied; iextta ehof§e smooth lots sold'
at $7,45a7,75.' I
,
• St. Loafs 'Cattle Market.
ißr Telegraph to the Pittsburgh eseetteo
Sr. LekriMaroireuibar 30.—aktdie;h2firitir
and common plenty and dull at 2aBo ibr
fair to prima and choice 834a53ie, extra da
650 gross. Hogs stiff and higher at ;6,70
7,50f0r light to heal 7. Sheep =ranges at
$3,5045.00 Pet healribrlgOGAto extra:l
Cinsianati Cattle Market.
(By Telegisph to the Pittabergh Gazette.]
r CINCINNATI, IiOVOMIbOr 80.-Hoga, bat
few offs . and in , demand atr,17025a7,80
for °bolos-011re andAtegOdOmsll94l?;6s ibr
light to at& teatif. ' .
New York Dry Goods Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gue r 4e.3
N:;37Toit4 Artiternlierr;-:NV-4he
Mods :market continues, — itidte - dill,' link `1
prises are nevertheless stmgy.
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