6.
STOVES, CASTINGS, dtc.
THE BEST' STOVES. •
A. BRADLEY 4r, col,
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
Cook; Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE POUND IR THE STATE.
Bole )g ents for the celebrated Ban Burning ori
ental Stove s and Furnaces for Hard Coal or Coke.
Pest lu be World for Parlor,olllce. Store or Church.
7!re nerds no rekindling—burns all winter.; Do net
buy until you see or send for Circular.. _
No. 30 WOOD STREET .
Ora Agents for Orientals—BßM:LEß BROS.,
Bralthlield St.; ORO. • • lIIILR Y. Alle • beny City.
GRAFI', lIIIGUS & CO
IiLLNIIi'ACTITIMIS or MIRY VALIUM or
t?proNmts,
BOSTON COOKING BANGB,,
I. *E FIERY FITRNACE,"
FOB; WAMMING
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE
"SIMULATOR." COLUMBIA COOK STOVE 4
VAN'S %Cincinnati Pattern)PORTABLE BANOS,
CAST IRON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S RD".
FLECTOR, GRATES, free from dirt and duet;
GRATE FRONTS, FENDEZS, de.
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
rlOOll. STOVES. •
vells:yl7
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL it CO.'S
TRIUMP}
FOR BITUNTIVO77I3 COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or' Boast as
Well as any other Steve In the Union.
I •
BISSELL & CO.,
To
No: 285 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and for sale,
PARLOR STOVES.
SEATING
e*TIARPENDRZ:
STEEL WORKS,
DUQUESNE
MON AND STEEL WORKS;
00L,IFAULN, B.Aalif & CO.,
~ -: maarorACTtrAlOm3 Or
r - k
.
Iren, Mies and Steel, Carriage and
Wagon Springs and Axles..
. .
Duquesne XL. and Juniata Merchant liar, Round
and S quarel ron; Band , - Hoop , Sheet and Plate Iron.
Oval, - Half Oval acd Half Round Iron; Cylinder an .
Wagon Box Iron; Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
Flas Hall for Lost Rod Cut =Nails :and Spiked;
Plow, Spring and A B Steel' Laminate teel; Cut
'Ler Bars, Crow Bars, &c., dc.-
Office and. Warehouse-77 iVATEBITREET,
Pittsburgh. . _
SHEFFIELD -STEEL WORM.
SINGER;' NIK[OII.-dc CO.,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
Maßufactorers of e v ery deaeripti of
CAST AND'CERMAISI STEEL,
I RA ILW_ATSPRINGS,_ ' •
TIC AI.CD PLATFORM SPRINGS,
' j AXLES, STEEL TIRE, /Lc, etc ;
Warehouse, 88- Water and 100 First Ste.
MILLER, BASK & PAM IN:
• Glrall P.111.7211:103:
WM. METCALF,
I RETIBEN MILLER,
ORO. W. BARR, CHAS. PARKIN.
..SPZCLILL P.118,17=-8. M. KIER.
CRESCENT. STEEL WORKS,
BARB ,Mb PAR IN,
Office; No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTBBITEGH. PA.
tel4:d4B .
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of all descriptions of
isrirsimirlir ad,
price and Warehouse,. 120. n 9. 124 SECOND
and 119 and 1 91 FIRST STREETS.
ITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
CNSTARLIELICID IN 16115.3
ANDERSON & WOODS,
VOCESSOILS TO ANDERSON,' COOS - a CO:;)
lifenanicterers of every description of
• STEEL.
BES I T REFINED:TOOL STEEL.
Mill, Malay, Circular bang and Croce Cut
SAW PLATES.
Spring,' Cut and German Plow and Blister Steel.
Shovel'. Hoe, Fork. Hake and Toe Calk Steel.
Railroad Spring Steel eAd Frog Pointa,Cast Steel
Finger Bars, Sickle Steel, Spring Site .Tyre, Plow
Wings, etc. LOU Drill Steel.
Ortice and Worlm—Vorner RUST AND BOSS Sr s.,
Fittslpirgh, Pa. • 718:d9
IRON WORKS
Nza, Preet. W. P. Potriza,
En=
SBURGH FORGE
Pi
AND IRON CO.,
FirfIUCTURESS OF
Bar ilroni. • ,
,Pftil,roadS r ish Bars and Bolts;
- - Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles itiunmeredl
Loetnnotive Frames;
Locemotive Frame • Slutpes;
Side Rods:
Yokes, Straps;
PlsiOn Ready,
Steamboat Shafts; •
Steanboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrltstp;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, dee.
Oen. z, No. 177 PENN STREET,
privstroment; P'.
vERSON; PRESTON & C 0.,.
E •
pennSvivaina Iron Works.
Waiebouse, Non. 186 and 167 .71118 T MIKE%
apposite liononda.kelallonse,
TTSBURGI
ap24:dal Pllle
COPPER.
T AKE SUPERIOR .
A -4 001M IThL AND Eiraimra WORZEI
prrrsorm4:3l4 - . -
PARR, IIoCURDT4 CO
Xanufactitrers of Sheathing, Brasiers+ mind Bolt
copper. Presied Copper, Bottoms. Bed SBot
tum% Spatter Solder. Also, Impos'-r Ba nd -De als ss
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Ar 002.
stantly on,liand Tlnners , Machines as,d tre,_
Tools.
arehouse, $O. 140 riser 13TBEAT awl 160
SZVOND SVBEZT, Pittstairgh. •
SPeolal den of Copper, out to say deslp34
SIM 11731•01:W4
I FOtIsTDERS, MACHINISTS.
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY - COTIPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
Ig - Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
,chinery, Nail Machines, Retorts,
and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND . PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Eimalinian Streets,
\\ WERTH WARD,)
P1TT513171143-FI, PA.
•
_ .
WILLIAM SMITH,
Manufacturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
70R GAB AND WATER WORM.,
My Pines are a east. Luvarlably In Pita, In dry
sand, and 11 feet lengtha. Also, tall assortment of
GeneralCastiags for Gas and Water Works.
I would also tall the attention of Supertnandents
of Gas Works to say make of RETORTS.
ATLAS WORKS,
THOMAS N. MILLER, Presideni.
These. Works are among the largest and most
complete establishments pia the West, and arc now
prepared to furnish L .
Engines, of evos7 'description.
•
•
13ollers, 011 Tooktu r ,/
Skeet Ikon Work..
Machine Castings.
.4 09:11 . 89 ORDEB2S BOLICTrIaI
L. 0. LIVINGSTOST.W. H. BIJET.W. A. SLOBLABON, 4180
Lri INGSTON 4 CO.,
IRON FOUNDERS,
MANDPACTURICILS OP
FIFE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All deecrlptioas , for Plumbers and (irclontrfill Ag
ricultural Implements , Cotton and
promptLy attended to.
Office and Worke—WASHINGTON AVENTIZ.
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBINSON, BEA ~CO.,t
Successors to BOBISISON,(MINIB a MILLEBA;
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
•
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
•gines Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; 011 Tanks and
Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Nike, No. - 11, corner First and Smithfield Streets.
Agents for GIBFARD'S PATENT, INJECTOR for
feeding Boilers. - Ja11:42
MONT MAW FOUNDRY.
Butter Street, Ninth Ward,
Boning Mill and Bridge Castinp,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPEBOXES,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY.
Orden promptly and earefally eeented.
Charges reasonable.
PIT'TSBUBGH.
- cm15:128
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and lathing Works,
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
lianufacturess of Steam Engines, 011 Presses, Pul
leys, Shafting Grist *Saw Work Rolling
.Mll and 'Machine Cast s, Grate Bare, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, B d to order and have on
hand Engines of all sizes. mvl4:qs
oF.rentALL FOUNDRY •
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn Street.
BOLLMAN, BOYD &, BAGALEY.
Chill Itolli, Mill Castings, 801 l Lathes, &e.
FULTON MACHINE . WORKS.
EBTABLISHZD IN 1838.
'antsfactory of STEAM ENGINES, of all lases
and of the most approved patterns, for station's?
payposes ; STEA MB OATS and STEAM FERRY
Buren. A variety at 10, 15 and la horse power
ENGINES, which will be 'sold at very reduced
prices.
P. F. GEISSE. Wellsville. 0.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio rider, and
line of O. I P. R. • no9:h2
SAMUEL Ms WICKERSHAM,
IRON BROKER,
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Agent for t
lne, j e %Bal l o! Cornyrall g Doughamore, do
red r a a ß da GP, tth ig nit tlc e nW i l
Coke and 0. B. Charcoal
r'll3. "BONS. •
Constan oectfolly arllcltad.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON -
.STEIVART 8c CO.
Having removed their Office to
NO, 567 LIBERTY SMIELEMT,
(Lately Cltar Plant* Milli siccozw_ELoos.
Are no_mprepared to birnisb good
_Y__01101321:191LE!
NY I..ww. NUT COAL OB st the lowest
morket price. ' _ _
All orders left at itter office
or addreued so
them throsigh the mall , wilt be attended to pronintly.
Ivelet!VAlEvg.:&:4 l ,4 , 4yA'A
B. LYON,
g
*Ater of Welghts aid 11,ealianie,
2{o. - 5
FOURTH razir.
QMSMO promptly attended to.
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
Ballviad Casthews.
Bolling'lllll Castings.
Engine Castings.
, .
General Castings.
(Opposite Union Iron lifIlls,)
EBBERT & MACKLIN%
IRON BROKERS.
DYER AND SCOURER,
tßstwurn Liberty sad Ferry Weal%
PI TTSBURGH GAZETTE :_ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, " 1868
ENGINES, BOILERS, dre.
HUGH 11.,80LE & CO,
Coy. Point .Alleys!nd Duquesne St.,
Engine Builders, Founders & Machinists,
Manufacture STEAMBOAT RNGINZS mid STA
TIONARY NGINRS, of all sizes.
Special attention Molted to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGIN* AND PORTABLE
BOILER or 15. horse power.
'CASTINGS, of every kind, made to order at our
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below
PULLEYS
HANGERS,
for 00 Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the • ' • •
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Frosting on the Allegheny Elver, near the Point,
Far All erders • Tom •la filled. TRY tr
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL. AND TANK
• WORKS.
CARROLL.tic SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-I%IIED TUBULAR, ITRE
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM ROMER&
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS, -
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIM=
Office mud Warehouse corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
Air Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:1119- •
-- -
'WM. BARNHILL' & CO., .
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRONW O R KERS,
NOS. 20, X 2, 24 AND 211 PENN ST.
Having secured &large yard and furnished It with
the mast approved „machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS in the
' best manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the country.' Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks, 011 Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole saanu
facittrers BarnhllPs Patent Boilers.
"'Repairing done on the shortest notice. 1a6:c21
I:E3
JAMES M. BITER, L
Nos. 55 and 56 Prater Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA..
ILAUMIP iCTIIIIIII or
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING MILL STACKS, •
And SHEET IRON WORE.
For Steamboat!.
JARED H. BBQBji EDIDIND D. DAUM
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
NANTRUCTURIEFIS 07
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WORK. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OILS.
WARLNG AND KING,
Comminlon Merchants and Broken In
Petroleum and its Products,
• ,DALZELL'S. BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAYS
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WARING, KING & CO.,
TACK samurais,
11
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
• AND DEALZIIB IN
Petroleum and its Product&
Pittstrtirgb Ofdee—DALZELL , BUILDrNe. cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
Philadelphia Oftlee-IAI WALNUT BT.
apl:wse
PITTSBURGH.
H M. LONG & CO., ,
MANUINI.CTUBER.S OP
PURE WILLIE - BURNING OIL,
Brand.--"ZUCIPER. 92
Mee, No. 2 ( Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
HARDWARE.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE. •
LINDSEY, STERRIT & EWER,
lEIL A. Tit 3E) W R,l,
CUTLERY, &C.
887 LIBERTY STREET,
One Square Below Vnlon Depots
Aii,enta lbr HCAr2$.
pITTSBURGII
IiOTELTY WORKS.
ADAMS, M'KEE &, CO.
MANIITACTIMZEI or
Baritone Standard, Finest Platform
and Counter
-., SCALES.
Janus Faced Patent Door Locks
and Latches,
PAINT AND 0 FTNICAULLS, -
ILALLICABLE•MON, &o.
Corner of Grant and First Streets,
assasi ' PATTssurtos.
GAS AND STEAM FITTING:
OLIN M. coon= JOB. lAMB RIMY
TORN AL COOPE/61 & CO.
BRASS FOIMPERS,
GAS AND STEAM FiTTEES,
•
litansfaotwon of PIMPS AFD BRAES WORK o
YELMIRRS
Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
PITTSBURG/I.
sp*
CVLis zap Pararr.)
PITTSIII373OII, PA.
irextrrAm=as Or
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
PITTSI3IIIIOH. PA.
127 Walnut Street.
idsuulliettirers and Importers o
CORNER' OF wAYsz,
PITTSBURGH.
NOVELTY WORKS.
FINANCL3L.
FORT PITT BANKING COMPANY
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL,- . . . . $200,000
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIIE DEPOSITS
Collection made oa all acceasible potato to the
lifattod States ud Canadaa.
•
Dili/MVO/18:
Jae. 0 &Esker,
Robt. B. Ring,
Andrew Miller,
James 11. Bailey.
:ooLvEirauir,
D. Hostetter,
James (Jordon,
D. Wallace.,
A. Fawcett,
'SAIIEIL.
D. LEFT
NATIONAL BANK OF 00111111101
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PATTERSON ' President.
JOS. H. HILL .... Cashier.
CAPITAL, : ,8500,060.
DDUCCITOREI:
George - W. Casa,
Janes liceandlesa,
Wa.Wm. Doeued.glas,
S
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown,
Chao. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. B. Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAIL
HART, CAIIOREY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood . Streets,
' zarr•rsomniAslll,
. -
(031170011213011 S TO ILUTIVA, HAYT.A 00.$)
• MUMMA IX ,•••.„,,
Exchange, Coin, Coupons;
And partionlar attention ;aid to he pezehue and
sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
ei g ht Drafts on London.. •
as an
N. HOLMES & SONS,
J 33.43-Wira.all.6l7
57 "Market Street,
PITTTELBITIIOII, PA.
Collection& made on all the principal points of the
United State/ and Canadas.
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT-AND SOLD ON COMXIMION.
Potion.* &Mention paid to the purchase and
sale of •
United States Securities.
is110:al
WESTMM SAVINGfi BANS,
No. 89 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
Intereat paid on Time Deposits
ANY SIM RECEIVED tnoss
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
INTEREST.
Discounts Dully at 1S o'clock.
President—THONPSON BELL.
flee President—A. I. BA Rintst.t.„
mrsoN
__plasmas:
A. M. MARSHALL,
IR .
J. D u l ux LW EB Oßi n t. JOS. ALSRZL
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Caldwell,
Willis Da!sell,
D. W. C. Bidwell ' •
E. N. Fulton.
PITTSBURGH
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
„FORMERLY THE DIME AVINGS INSTITUTION
No. 07 Fourth Stroot,(
NZAILLY OPPOSITE FOE BARE OF PIraBLOIGOI
CHARTERED IN 114621
OPEN DAILY from 9to 4 o'clock and on WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May
let to November Ist, from 7 to 0 o'clock, and from
November lit to May Ist, 6 to Ei o'clock.- -
Books of Ily-Laws, de. furnish ed. at the office.
This institution especially oder to those whose
earnings are limited, - the opportunity to accumulate,
by small deposits, easily saved, a sum which ',Abe
a resource when needed, and bearing interest'stead of remaining unproductive.
- BOARD OF MANAGERS:
DDISIDENT.
GEORGE A. BERM'
VICE PILFAIDENTA,
8. H. HARTSIAN, 1 JAMES PARE.,'JIL
AZCNZTANY AND VIDAR:NES,
D. FL McKINLEY.
A. BRADLEY, WM. K. Imam,
A. M. BELL,
F. RAHM
JOHN S. DILWORTH, JOSHUA RHODES,
G. FOLLANSBEE, :MIN SCOTT ,
JAS. L. GRAHAAL R. C. SCHMERTZ,
CHRIST° HER ZUG.
SoucirOr.s—D. W. &A. S. BELL. atbl4:v23r
MEDICAL.
MANHOOD: HOW LOST ! HOW
RESTORED! Just public/led Oa seated meet.
op/. Prier,Bf cents. A LECTURE ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT. and Radical Cure of
Spermatorrhcea, or Seminal Weakness, InvolUntaxl
Nmlasione, Sexual Debility and Impediments to Mar•
Nage generally; Nervousness, Consumption, Evil•
leper and Fits; Mental and PhyMenl Inearteins, re.
suiting from Self Abuse, &e, by Robt. . . Ourrer.
well. M.D. author of the "Green Book &c. "A
BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS," lent
under seal, in a plain envelope, to any addrese, poet.
;paid, on receipt of Mx MEM, or tvro postage stampe,
to CHAS. J. C. KLINE & Co., 147 BOWERY
NEW YORK, POSTOFFICE BOX 4586. Also Dr.
Culverwell's "Marriage Guldei'l price 115 cents.
• toyS;DavrT
. Acti A N 11 0 0 11.”—Anot her New
MEDICAL PAMPHLET, f rom the pen of
Dn.URTIS. The Medical Times VW is of this work:
"This valuable treatise on the cane e and cure of
premature decline, shows how heallb is impaired
through secret abuses of youth and manhood, and
how easily regained. It gives a dear synopsis 01
the Impediments to marriage, the minas and effect:
of nervous debility, and the remedies therefor." A
pocket edition 'of the above will Re tot warded ou
receipt of 215 cents, by-addressing Doctor CUR
TIS, No. RS Nortlt.Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
jyll3l 4
ADz if,Alll° YOUNG MEN ABOUT
Essays for Itoung Mory
On the Errors, Aimless! alkd Diseases Inaiderit to
Youth and Early Manhood, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, sent by mail In sealed lettes
envelopes free of charee. Address, HOWARD At 3.
SOCIATION,, Box Phildelphia. Pa. se22:xlio.ddT
riOLGATE & CO.'S
~Q% \;. li C e ij h L. ' ‘') I"BAGltikliT
cic° r 1 TOILET SOAPS,
[
,
'X :c ;Ac
80A A n r i e nd p be r yT e ed p rrffe a tu re e d hli b r i v : c t1 4e27 : : :: :mwr o e r r k e:
( e's b, ' v itk..
ira inei lr f e ro i la no t w h n e
übosthaearTrANalps.,
DS PIPEr-HALL &ADAMS )
Ji„or SUPERIOR, ARTIOLIC Or
DRAIN PIPE,
• _
MI slies t from one to twenty-fout Inches at W
DON & KELLY'S, agents for m nufacturers
Wood street, betweekrittli and Sixth street.:
JAMS BAY &CO
Wm:emote to S. .11).19113 h C 0..)
Coiner Fourth and Wood Sts,
Atti. 1 4 4' lark. 30 PL.
BUT AND SELL ALL KINDS OF .
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
(OLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,.
ON MAT FAVORABLE TEEMS.
!r' Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Aar- Money loaned on Government Bonds at low
est market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase aud .
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
LSON. Cashier,
r; AT 11. A. N.
aD0:022
ttifiltrgk eitt.tttt,.
OFFICE OP THE }ITV:METEOR GAZETTE,
ThunsnaY,-Deeember 3 1 1868.
The gold market remained firm to-day
at 135. The dealers in gOhl and brokers in
general are puzzled about these high rates,
and are afraid to make any engagements
ahead, except at higher quotations' al
though they are unanimous in their opin
ion that lower rates will prevail prior to
January first. As a general rule this lull
would indicate a sudden advance, but
neither commercial reasons nor the politi
cal condition would warrant any rise. The
amount of exchange by shippers of cotton
offeaed on the market is large and will have
a tendency to lower sight exchange to a
point that specie could be`shipped profita
bly if so desired.
Bonds are not very strong, although quo-
tations are nominally higher to-day. The
demand ftir bonds is limited,and outside of
the dealers who wish to replenish their
stock, no dis Position exists to engage large
ly in bond operations, as is usual at the
close of the year. The old 5-20 s, 1862, have
slightly advanced and are quoted to-day X
percent. better than yesterday.
Stocks are decidedly neglected, and no
disposition to operate outside the clique
stocks, and Fort( Wayne, Cleveland and
New York Central is manifested.
The express shares are dull, and Mer
chants UniOnbas declined to 16 to-day, on
the supposition that an assessment of five
dollars is to be made on the shares; this
stook being widely distributed among the
Smaller class of retail dealers , such a pay
ment is hard to bear by many who have
held their stock in anticipation that it
would soon rise to par. PA set of gamblers
who held considerable stock at 18 to 22
managed to advance the price to 44 by the
washing process generally resorted , to,
when there is a corner in any kind of se
curities fictitious purchases and sales are'
made among the cliques, prices range
above the ordinary market rate, and if any
stockholders not 'belonging to the/ague
wish to sell they Cannot find a purchaser,
except among those not initiated. TheSe
managers advised all they confidential
friends in New York/ who had ex
tended connections over the -west that
the Merchants Union Express was the
cheapest stock on the list. The New York
markets and everY man interesed in cheap
freight purchajed until the -market had
touched 44,4c0m which it rapididly de
elined to 30424, and now 16.
Business dull, and money easier.
Closing guotatious as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 135%; Eighty-one's, 115;
Five Twenties, 1862, 111%; do, 1864, 107%;
do, 1865, 107%; do, 1865, new. 110%; do, 1867,
1103; do, 1868, 110%; Ten Forties,.los%;
Railroads —Cleveland de PittsburgA, 88%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago. 111%;
Chicago de Ruck Island, 108%; Chicago - Lit
North Western, 84%; do Preferred, 88;
Michigan Southern, 8934; Reading, 98%;
Erie, 37%; New York Central, 134%; Ohio
dr, Mississippi Certificates, .30%; Western
Union Telegraph C0.,37%; Merchants Union
Express Co., 116; Pacific Mail, 1163 , 4 ;
Adams, 49; Mining shares—Gregory, 5,15;
Quartz Hill, 75; Smith de Parmele, 4,25;
Corydon, 5.-
make reference:
Joseph .1)111korth,
Rev. DavalKerr,
Henry Lambert,
A. .Is. Brown,
Thomas Elwin,.
—We clip the following from the Chicago
Tribune, of Wednesday, in reference to the
recent ' , corner" in corn: The late corner
is understood to be still unsettled to a
largo extent, many of the shorts refusing
to pay the enormous differences demanded,
preferring to let the case go before the
board, where; under . the recent , action,
there is little chance of the contracts be
ing enforced, It Is estimated that about
one-third of the shorts: have "seitled," the
other two remaining in statu qUo. and not
feeling pgrticularly uneasy. It is to bo
hoped that this will be the end of corners
in our Boaad of Trade. There is little
temptation to run them 'if the Board re
fuses to arbitrate in favor of the combina
tion.
--Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady do • Co.: Gold, 135%; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 115; 540's, 1882,
111%; 5-20's, 1804, 107%; E..2o's, 1865,
107%; 10-40's, 105%; 5-20's, January and
July, '65, 110%; 5-2's, January and July,
'67 110%; '6B, 110%; June 7-30's, par less
. 1 / 4 ;
July 7-30's, do %; August 119; Sept., 118;
Oct. 118%; Union Pacific Railroad, 102; Cen
tral, 103. • ;
By 'l'elegrepkto the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
CHICAGO, December 3.—Dressed hogs
more active, with sales at $8,50a9,25. Cat
tle firm and in good demand, 'with sales at
$3a4,12 for common to fair cows, and 84,60 a
6,25 for medium to -good steers; 15,50a6,85
for good to prime shipping Cattle; Beeves
At R. Bogs firm and 15a200 higher; extra
fancy lots sold at $7,75a8, but 'the general
average was from $6,90a7,10 for common to
fair, and 11,50a7,65 for good to prim%
THE BANKING HOUSE OF
JPIEE. ELNinparrz,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
DRAWS BILLS OF =CHANGE ON
LONDON, BERLIN,
• `UNION BANE," PoBp.l/.
DUBLIN', LEIPZIG, ' .
LIVaRPOOL. BREMEN.
GLASGOW, HAMBURGH,
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STRASSBOURG DARhIsTA.DI,
MAINZ. CASSEL. .
KAISERS .. .ANTRIM, LOLOGNE,
LAND WAN, TRIER,
HEILBROM. BASEL,
STUTTGART, BERN.
STOLEHOLM., SAN FRANCISCO,
and about 200 more smal er places. Money is also
sent to any
parties fie
central points direct to the
resilence of parties fres of charg-, in from =eon to
....
seventeea'days.
Collections made by po'
Bur. pa. Goods and parce]
leer of 'attorney all ',Ter
le attenaeg
H. lI...MERTZ.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Chicago Cattle Market.
CENTRAL LI VE-STOCK MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSIMAGEE GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY, December`_, 1368.. s
The receipts of Cat tie have been light
thus far this week, but - ihe demand was try
no means active, and t,he market was a
quiet one, and devoid Of .any new or
portant characteristke woittor of special
notice. The inquiry for shipment con.
tinnes light. and the demand for stockers
is on the decline, while prices are without
material change. The sales since our.re.
port cif Friday last foot up 585 head at a
range of from $3,75 to $6,90 per owt. Thlt
sales reported on Friday last were 616 head_
at range of from $3,50 to $7,50 per cwt. So
it will be seen that prices are lower. The
total sales for,. the week were 1,201 bead,
against 1,319 head last week. The follow
ing sales are reported: ' -
Holmes, Lafferty & Co. to Elmer it Co.
39 head, weighing 37,700, at 4,87; same to
same 79, weighing 74,325, at 4,75; same to
same 24. weighing 18,975, at 3,75; same to
Hilligas 8, - weighing 10,800, at 4,60; same tq
S. Moses 19, weighing 16,475, at 4,50; same
to P, Klemens 51, weighing 58,275, at 6,50;
Hedges & Taylor to Hilligas 34, weighing
'8,475, at 6; same to'W. Penn 77, weighing
76,975, at 5,75; same to G. Styer 16, weigh
ing 19,925, at .6,90; same to P. Klemens 2,
weighing 2,100, at 5; same to W. Penn 6,
weighing 6,835. at 5,62; same to J. Aull 18,
weighing 17,225, at 5; same to P. Floweret
21, weighing 21,200, at 5,40; Kirkpatrick to
Miller & D. 36, weighing 40,275, at 6,50;
Gibson & Co. to J. Evans 11, weighing 8,-
454, at 4; same to same 30, weighing 24,675,
at 5. J. C. Beitice„ of Kentucky, sold P.
IClemens 114 head of choice Texas cattle at
872 per head.
SHEEP.
The demand - throughout the week has
been light, 'although the receipts have been
only moderate. The better grades are in.
request at higher prices. Common and In ,
ferior, which classes are most in receipt,
are rather dull, but were, nevertheless,
picked up by our butchers at nominal
prices. The sales since-,Friday last foot up
4,144 head at a range ofirom $2,50 to $3,80
pe'r hundred. Several lots sold at from
$1,38 to $1,60 per head. The sales as re
ported on Friday last were 5,197 head at
prices ranging from $2,50 to $4,50 per hun
dred, and from .$2.00 to $3,00 per head.
Total sales for Ithe week 9,341 head, against
10,717 head last week and 10,559 head the
previous - week. _The following' are the.
sales reported:
J. R. Hesser to J. H. Anrenz 343, weigh
ing 25,400, at 3,00; Orr & Williams to J.
Lawshe 199, weighing 15,325, at 2,50: J.
Henderson to J. N. Pidcock 116, weighing
9,250, at 3,20; J. McHugh to same 60,
weighing 4,540 at 2,75; W. Wilson to same
53, weighing 4,500, at 2,60; W. Rockhill to'
same 377 weighing 32.625, at 3,35; Morgal to
same 206, weighing 17,475, at 3,50; J. Carnes
to same 210, weighing 17,725; D. Simpson
to same 102, weighing 8,600, to 3,50; G. H.
Diehl to same 509, weighing 39,250, at 3,55;
A. S. Carter to same 182, weighing 15,000,
at 3,00; W. Mertz .to same 190, weighing
14,875, at 2,75; Winnings to same 200 weigh
ing
,15,975, at 3,25; E. Miller to same 207,
weighing 17,325, at 3,50: Holmes, L. & Co.
to H. Dettrich 95, weighing 8,250, at 3,25; D.
L. Hantley to ,A. Lawshe 185, weighing
14,640, at 3,5 C; J. ' N. Pidcock to same 26,
weighing 2,050, at 2;87; W. George to same
175, weighing 14,175. at 2,85;'.T. Winnings
to J. N. Pidcock , 188, weighing 11,900, at
1,38 per head; C. A. Myers to J. C. Lloyd
100, weighing 8,800, at 4,40; J. S. McMullen
to same 112, weighing 9,800, at 3,50; A. G.
McPherson to same 120, weighing 9;950, at
3,60; C. A. Myers to same 100, at 1,50 per
head; I. Miller to same 99, at 1,60 per head.
There isms one drove of extra Sheep on
sale averaging about 115 pounds, but at last
accounts it had not been sold. This drove,
we understand was held at 6.
HOGS.
The market was considerably. excited
and - firm to-day, under the influence of ad-
vices from both east and west reporting an
advance, and prices were put up from 15 to
20c per cwt. The demand is mainly for
shipment thus, far, but one of our packing
houses having Imght to any extent, and
unless prices decline considerably, we are
of the opinion that the number of Hogs
packed here will be very small. Messrs.
E. H. Myers & I Co. bought some eight car
loads of good packing Brigs to-day at an
average of about 7,50. Hogs, averaging 250
to 300 lbs, for Philadelphia markets, sold
as high as $8.25 per - cart. Prime New York
Hogs, weighing from 200 to 250, may be
quoted at $7,35 to $7,60 per cwt., and small
weights of from 150 to 200, at from $7 to -
$7,25.. The sales since our report of Friday
evening last'foot up 10,848 head,_at a range
of from $7,,t0 $8,25. One lot of 95 head sold
as high as $8;50. The sales reported on
Friday last were 7,230- head, at a general
range for good to choice at $7 to $8,25. To
talsales for the -week 18,078 head, against',
20;358 head reported last week. There
were very few remaining unsold at the
close to-day.
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, December 3, 1868.
The market was exceedingly quiet to
day, the volume of business being unusia- .
ally light, and nothing new or important
transpired worthy of special notice. Com
pared with the close of the market yester
day, the feeling seemed to be a little weak
er, and this afternoon there were offers to
sell Refined for December at a slight reduc
tion. At no time, perhaps, within the past
sixty daps has the market been so tranquil
as during the past two or three days, there
being no excitement whatever; and prices
have been Comparatively steady.. In our
article yesterday in regard to the empty
tankage, there was a serious error, which
we here take occasion to correct. We said
that the empty tankage is reported at two
million: gallons whereas it should have
read two millions barrelit, making quite a
difference.
CRUDE.
The market is dull and neglected,
though prif..es are unchanged. Sale of 1,000
bbls, spot, At 113ic; and 3,000 bbls, seller's
option, January to March, at 11c. The ar
rivals of oil have been remarkably light
for some time past, not exceeding 500 bar
rels per day. ° This is owing to the fact that
oil is relatively-higher in the oil regions
than it is here, and cannot be delivered
here with any profit to the shipper. It is
asserted that Cleveland is buying freely,
and this accounts for the fact that oil is
relatively higher in the oil regions that it
is here.
REFINED
As already intimated, was dull, and a
little weak to-day, and, if anything, prices
are a shade lower. We can • report two lots
of 1,000 each for the last half of December
at 294 c. Subsequently, spot oil was re
ported as having bead sold at 29c, and all
December, by New York sellers, wAs' i offer
ing at same figure.
OIL SKIPPED EAST PROM-DEQUESNE DEPOT.
Hutchinson Oil Ref. Co., 59 hbls refined
to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia. -
Union Ref. & St. Co., 49 do relined to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Fleming & Co., 483 do do to Taal; Bros.,
Philadelphia, ,
Total shipments Refined... 591
OIL SHIPPED /le ST BY. A. V. R. R.
Lockhart. Frew dc,,Co.. 675 do do to War
den. Frew 't Co.. Philadelphia.
Fawcett, Logan & Stockdale, 150 do do to
W. P. Logan '& Bro., Philitdelphia.
Nat. Ref. Co., 602 do do to F. A. Dilworth
t Co., Philadelphia.
Livingston & Bros., 100 do do to War-
den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
B. W. Morgan & Co., 200 do do to War
den, Frew t Co. Philadelphia. -
P. Weisehtterger h Co., 150 dodo
.to War
den, Frew dr Co., Philadelphia.
McCreary & Co., 221 do do to W.
P. Logan &Bro., Philadelphia.
_.-
A. B. Mills,so 4o tar to R. Randolph,
Jownstown. s '
B. W. Morgan it Co., 50 do tar to Libby
& Clark. Philadelphia. (
Total shipments Refined 2098
Tar ..... . /Q°