STOVES, CASTINGS, &e.
- THE HEST STOVES. ,
IL, BRADLEY & CO.,
Nanefacterers of the greatest varlety,of
Cook,:- : Parlor and Heating Staves
' TO Birotriiiiiq nnz STATE.
Bole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning Ori.
Aortal Stoves and Furnace . ' fonilard Coal or Coke.
Sen
if ir a atre`g:Mgl.ll4l 1,11 freclrr. Do not
buy until you see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET
Ottr Agents for Orlentali—DEuldliEß BROS,
Smithfield St.; GEO. HUBLErr, - egheny City.
~9
RUGUS iSc CO.
ecrvasiad of iiiiiirmirrry of
- 4EMENCIA v • n
ii,clF9 l l l r: c r OPKING' sairGE
TakFIERT 'FURNACE,"
YQB WARIMBIEMVEGB.SNCtS•
•`-` -.- • L.. •
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
- "ISULATOR.' , COLUMBIA -COOK STOVE,
"V nil 'Cincinnati Pattern)PORTABLE RANGE,
V IRON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S RE6
FIXOTO 11,': GRATES. Tree from dirt and dust;
IliialLTE FRONTS, FENDERS; £c.
"
a -
• -xuti and 208 Libeity Street,
seM:yl7 PITTSBURGH. PA.
C4OO
814VVES•
. • .
BEST.
ZEES
ME
BISSME.I. .4
CO.'S
m4l:rNikr'lT k
BM
..ro.a COAL.
Warranted to„cook t Bake or . Boast as
many other itive in the Union.
BMSKEI4
No. 285 Liberty Street.
ER
AL* on hand and for sale,
PARLOR STOVES,__ •
IL&APING-nTo
•
- ...EUMME_R_PXSDERS.
OOOKENG OBS, 4ke.
STEEL WORKS.
- •
__IRON AND STEELWORKS.
IMEIEBI/1 0 co.,
: 11.11,1TFACTUEXIII3 OT '
t' liloq~ fziNdis aid Bceel, t`eumligge and
ltragonSprinipsand'Alles.
Magnesite XL. and Juniata Merchant Bar, Round
Iron; - 'mad Square Band, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Oval, Halt Oval and Half Boundiron; Cylinder and
Wagon Box Iron.; Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
Mlst.BalL fon.tioahlloads; Cut. .Nalls, and Spikes;
PlirniSprlng and h. B Steel: Laminated Steel; Cat
--ter_ Bars, CtoWllgrs7Re., &c.
°Mee and Warehouse-77 WATER 'STREET,
Pittsburgh.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
ENGER I NIMEK
errrrsiitniGn. PA..
jjas44ars of every descriptl of
VAST AND CERMAN STEEL,
BA v MAY r P .fr l a N za kATINtm Y
ie., Co
,ffszeboas, ad Water kid itlirPhat
'llAme & PABIUN.
zrd. NmerFrE.Al4,‘ ruB.V-Itizi , o4.
KIER.
'eNitftSCENT . STEEL 'WORE%
mErax.airp, •slaty, A; PARKIN,
~'btae~iFo. 339 7 tbertiy'St,
PITTI3I3IMH, PA.
EtAct' DWl°itli
4aE.I3L-.weios.
~ .., . •
pARKs_ W
~. 4.:
ftrltEit.
, = CO.
xii. \ ;:" . . --i \ A2 4....;:- ,
ren of all de waone of
e ;(taIiBITINEEIELi.
Moe satifirafelions4 OIA 1.91
• 43td1110iin01311 PIM& gke EICCON.D
=
7 9P0 1 0 1 .*I*GICI 8 T VI P W° 1 0 ( 1 8.
.I,,I.EXSTAMMIXD:UUIOIIS;II
ANDERS= &moons,
:,: - .* l / 4 4 63 4?* To Alit)= 3ls Nl 'Ma .4%
every ifiscriPth;u9r
• • • STEEL. •
BEST BE'RINED-TO STEEL.
t. min,afalsy i Cheat? filing sad Cross Cut
• ”5.A.V47 . -171.4AarES •.'
'Sr*,
' ' York, ',Sake and Tee Calk Steel. -
-wiros4B4l gifteel au d :Frog Poinlessf Idteel
''',rilder'Biul.,Slßlas Steel. .441irlpd :dlegt ;Tyre, Plow
fags. sic:OU Drill Inset.
Afillee.sindifrortirikttnerilan AND'I93IIBIIIIS4
.Pittsburgh, yis:d9
ON IAOB-Y43.
mow
=MN!
304 N saersll, '. room, Burt.
pn re w seH
FOIWE
AND IRON CO.,
SIVFAC7I7BZEB 07
• ilc,firoadiristi. Sass and MUM
Raliroad Car I.xles Rolled;
Railroad Car *sire Hammeredi
Locomotive Frames;
Lee Frame Shapes!
~ < 4l.olfidelkods: • •
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Steads;
Steamboat Shafts; , •
steamboat Cranks;
Platen Rods, - Wrists; _
Pltraan Jaws, tkoUtura t as.
• °Moe, No. 177 PENN STREET,:
rrrnmultoit. r...
EVERfiON, PRESTON Sr CO,
°. , Tennsirlvanla Iron 'Works,
giase, t lug ma ley wain inuarr ,
esp(Askri oe
onons&o . bin
• iitardi eu"
Me - mi
L PPIIIR,
LathiVriant o ,a; • I
com igla
MILL AXDfillirtire Wate
. • '14E154 ItitCllitrit & CO ,
~ '
,
tm
It o ;
- •suret. of Eiheiithlifit , Boo l ot ti ze d v ii Bog
',-e • ; Ariarr.iir: mlllO l / 1 4 Mutters
7 'I, IA di : 'ado .r n, Moa t _ 9. Con•
f u
a fd k I/i l l ' g P I , 13 410 1 Zi 1 l fa lii 0
'.O), A at 4 rgb. .„ _
. -.7: - oleo . o ppot, Out io OAP Wire(' ta,
PI7IBB,VBON.
FOUNDERS, ZELAOICIIiIBTS.
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY
OFFICE AND
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
larEngines, Rolling_ Mill Bla;k
chinery, Nail Machines, Retorts,
and Castingt; generally.
NAtiikeit tiotriliinzy •
'AND PIPE 'WORKS.
Corner Cntrou'andlesnalleinn ritreete.
1 1 .1TrerxwaltiII,
WILLIAM SMITH,
Manoraoturer or
CAST. IRON BOWL PIPE,
• aon GAB' Azrewintat WORKS.
My Pines area tut invariably In Pits, in dry
sand, and L 4 feet lengths. Also, fall assortment of
~, • ,
general Castinks [ or OM and Water Works.
would also eidlips valuation of Superintendents
of Gas Workito • mate of RETORTS. •
ATLAs *Wats,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
PIZ'TBBUFi(~S.
••. • -
THORLtiiN. - 1 - 13.1.141:11. President,
These Works re among the largest and moat Complete este ta In than WesU and are-now
_prepared to furnish. ' .
Engines, of every deseription.
/Scalers, Oil:Tanks.
' - 'lllinfot Iron Work.
Railroad Caiitlags.
Rolling Mill Costing&
Engine
- Machine' Castings.
General Castling's.
ORDERS HOLICITZD
n09:n119
L. 0. uvuwarox.w. B. Stmt.*. amiutsos,
/N 9 O ,M i CP .,
z „: "lELON3POITETIERS,
itimareovnutador -
FINE LIGHT attsr.rsas,-
.
. , .
All deLortoolo:as,,. for Plrunbers and 411 Pitt"
rietatursitidplements, sad W oolen
.! 1 2 2 7414WiW1c dti '. o - ro j— zi;pll7 ttendedto.
Olsee
iiid" - triprics—WABIIINGTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBINISON t REA b.
enete/60109:BOILINIION. 111N18 ZltEnnwan,
•-•
WASHINGTON - WORT:s7.S;
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
mailun of Boat and 8 if..h,......._ taticma37 Steam En-
Calt er J l CraifdraideTsalue a l ig na
MIS, Boller an Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. 17i corner First and SzolthdeldEltreeta.
Agents for EIuIfABA7I3,I473.7II7.INJACTOR for
teen= Bollars.l , ;
IVIONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
PITTSBURGH. •
_
Bolling lllRDl 2 a.lllridgo Castings,
THtMBLESKEINS~IMD'PIPE BOXES,
medratniat bistursair,..trlnfasia.r.
Order g urzatc . l carpt,llyeenVel.
Clla r oalb 28' gIOWZR:4Ib NACIIMENA
TROMAIIi cut Fax co.,
Nati Ifiird Foundry and - lathineVorks,
BAITDIIBffY BT., - Al47,,amprz
1I 1t of f rgna f iratStig n w P oct_Ro a " k _ u P t w ai
_ ggW ul tra n te C . llli ftat a eg i t t a l ltat i eti
jisatt Enginesof all invl4:q6
CIENTBAL FOUNDRY
AND iica.C*OßKs
• : 1() 151. "'
BOLLNAN, Ban .BAGALEt
, obm Bolls, MA Caollllgs, 801 l Lathes, to.
47V10N ALIMMITE
5 '1 yieregrasszbint 1E4354 • -
• liftetorrof STEAM - ENOINEer of•slfablea
and of the nu:atm : roved patterns * for stational
Mgr ; 6- S vaileilr lA% / TS t ra ir t i S 10 hone EAM
power
ENGINES. which will be mild at very Minced
price& •
F. OFlBB.*. 0.
,
te miles bete2l44 Mrlzon Ate Ohiciriver.
hae - of 0: AP :11. nos am
IRON. BROKERS.
&urine& M. wiammuneLo4. •
IRO* BRON-EIL,
121 First . Street, Pittaburglili• ra•
Aitritlr a thisle D g' rtioreinoimitiktuuzTidto
red Ote; brazti of ei ll u =a t er h igi e lkaglielij
Coke and O. B. Charcoal
ntOriregs
Canstris • - nnatfully &Mai tad;
DYER:AND SOCIUMEW
GioALI COAL!! COAL!!!
gmin a &co
- co ,
El** roined lb& Oace to
667 LIEWER,TXP STRAELIVF,
• 'Maui'
irmr, tainflittrATZli
market prim
AU Sdrt.kenAct# o ll:Aftith .9 2 % 1 0441115ed to
'them ramu toemoiton Oa Sagnafta tolopoloOttr.
WHINITS ..ZP:JW.I3=N3.
soa4er.'-4!rOightfl and Immo - •
N0.1111,013=1 "% ET,
'Between Liberty s neti i n#littnetne,
tti r
niiilintien4/4 tee Wit
rffIPIIRGIU
7 . 1 MAINE% &C.
10300il IL BOLE 8c- CO"
Cor. Point Alloy and DaquesneSt.,
°falai= rourr,) •
Engine Builders, Founders & Machinists,
•
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGEN - AZ and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes.
1N...a1l attention invited to our new STATION-
A OIL WELL ENGIN& AND PORTABLE
BOILER
o o fS
, 15 l
- hWoreslr e y p owedrA..
Fb D u IG nT o RD STREET
FmTabldNeo two
odradrke aEt
Y ou S r
HNGE f RS, HOUE I and H OBACC G, S P R U WS ,
and
IRON TOBACCO PlAwtotir9, on hand and made to
order, at the „.
. ' INDUSTRIAL. WORKS ,
Fronting est the Allektieny River, Reid' the Tam,'
PITTSBURGH, PA.,'
alp All orders • rom • ly Ailed. TAT 138.
OUT. PITT
BOILER, STILL AND_TAM
wcnuchs.:.
CARROLL 4k'SNYDER,
; iILILTOTI72333ELCAP
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-rLITEXI TI7I3IIILAB,
808 AND OTLIENDEE STEAM Bonanza.
OIL STILLS ,A,MD ; OIL TANKS,
OKIXNETS, EBISECEING AND ASH PANE, ' .
SETTLING, PANS, SALT P.4NB AND 00N
DENSE:RS;
STEAM PIPES, I GASOMETERS .:• AND IRON
• BRIDGES; / • -
PRISON DOORS AND cost. BHUTES
(Mee and. Wirehousw, eorner Second,
Third. Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
lir Orders sent to the
promptly ette i oded to. • 1 above address will be
mh7:188
•
'M BARNHILL" & CO.,
,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,,
NOB. AO, 23, 24 AND Ad PENN BT.
. „ , , _ _ . • .
Biting seekred elargelard and furnished tt ;frith
the meet approve(' machinery, we are
_prepared to
manufacture every description of ROLLERS In the
best manner, and warranted equal to any. made tn
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds.
Steam Pipes, Locomotive-Boilers, Condensers, Balt
Pans, Tanks; 011 , lit Ult, • Agitatorit, Settling Pans,
Boller, Iron Bridges; :Sugar Pinta, and sole manu
facturers of BaruNlPs Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. lad:c2l.
JAMES It 4
Tiros. 55 and 36 Water Street,
• 'PEPENBIIIIBII, PA.,
• lILL2TIMICII3III3 OP'
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PAN% COTTER STRAY MN,
ROLLING MILL STACIE:S,
And SWEET IRON WORE,
Tor Steamtionte.
JAUD 11. BRUSH DDhIIIND D. DRUM.
JARED DI. BRUSH & SON,
lIIANDTACTIDIXRB 07
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Taiks.
SHEET IRON WORK. &O.
61 Xretsfl Street s .Pittaliiirghi Pa.
W . 4 D/ND 4ND /Mgt
CommatuitmMoithmUandßmkenba
Petroleum and Its Products,
DALZELL'S BWLDDIEI, DUQUESNE WAY,
pirkriontrassi
PHILADELPHIA ADDAX/A_ •
WARING, KING A. CO.,
IN
BROTHERS,
. COMMISSION. MERCHANTS,
AND DEALIptil /:N
Zetrolelim MA tits Produets:
PlttabnrgiOdice—DALZELL , BUILDMG. coif
ner of Dow:terns Way and Irwin_streeta.
a PliNadelnhial liyi WALNUT BT.
ping= : ••• : •
H e N. LONG 13(. CO.,
ILILNUPACTITIOCEZ OP
PURE WERE moan on,
Bra , "L UC/FEB. 0,
Ofilah; Ro 2 'l , gi sae - Way; Pittsburgh.
HARDWARE.
NEW RA.RDWABE-1101JSE,
LINDSEY STERRIT
Ilanaticturers and Importers a
„ .
/31.441k.reaa:08A:]RoM,
CUTLERY, &C.
887 LIBERTY STREET,
oosNER Or WAYNE,
f tare Square Below Union Depot,
PITTSBURGH,
krauts lbr PAIRBASHIP
NOVELTY. WORKS.
pITTBIII/11G11
NOVELTY WORKS.
- -
ADILDIS, NrIKEE &
aLLITUTAOTITIM or
Keystone lita l ord.
ura Patent Platform
B 0 1-• E 49.
Janus Faced Patent Door Locks
and. 1 atches,
PAINT AND 'C TlfrE MILLS.
lIALLEARLII IRON, &e.
corner of Grand and First .fitraets,,
anew
GAS•AND EfTIIA:Ur E 7 T 110,70.1
/OEN Y. COOP=
JOHN M. COOrRHI &CO.,
BRASS - , 1 1 013311)4118
GAS . AND' BTLAM FI T T ERS,
Stomalatore; of PV'MPS :AND BRASS K
_o
d sa l liat . oli, BAB
.
Orniq of Pike and WalautStreete,
' , PITTSIIWIGET; 'k
p ir i siss • •••••,.:
: OTT 14 - 1. r.. :', MT 11:111D.A1%...:: I,F 4 C EMBER' • 5,.'19.68,
OILS.
197 9791991 Street.
FINANOIAL;
=
FORT PITT BANKING CORBY
No. 169 Wood Street. ,
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DEALIW
GOU;MMT •BEM:IIMEt3,
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON THAR DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible Points In the
'United BMWs and Canada.
Ettli v
Jno. 0 Bieber.
Bobt. H.
Andrew Miller,
James H. Bailey.
D. Rottener,
James fliordoa,
D. Wallace.
Z. Fawcett;
BAWL. MeCLITIMANs%
D. LEE' ilmusoa. Cable=.
NATIONAL BANK OF COME
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sta. .
iieddainit•
Jos; li. sum.
akEtirAz, r • . $500,000.
DEBEOTOBS:
George W. Cu.,
James McCandless,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Deed.
A. Patters:on,
Wm. H. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. 8. Haven,
DISOOI7NTS DAIL
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS. AND BROKERS,
• , , •
Corner Third , and Wood Streets,
PITTEIMR7II43III.
'i817V0133/00/8 7 1 / 4 0 SAMNA. HART a'co..)
DEALT= IN
Exchange, Coin, 'Coupons,
And partlotdar RAW:akin paid to he purchase and
sale oh
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
mylaS3
NS .
HOLMES
ai SONS,
57 Market Street,
PITTTSI3tatGIiC, .P2ti..-
Collections made on all the principal points of the
United Litates and Caromlas.
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the pnreheae and
sale of
'United States Securities.
isackai
WESTEIIIi SAVINGS BANE,
.Nb. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest paid onrrirne 3Depositil
ANT BUM
ONE:DOLLAR - UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SITILDI N OT E TAL,EIDION, WITHOUT
Mai:Zits Dilly at DA o'clock.
President-AMON:NON BELL.
The President—A. L MARSHALL,
stasctra — itAt
• TIOMPSON BELL, c-A. AL MARSHALL,
Jos DILWORTH. JOS. ALBUM,
J. J . OLLLEBPDS..
Stockholders to who= we
, Win. Forsythe.
Win. Caldwell,
Willis Dairen,
D. W. C. Bidwell
Fulton.
MEDICAL.
MANHOOD: HOW LOST 110 W
RESTOREDI Just publtelumt toseafsdentsti.
ops. Pries, six cents. A LECTURE ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT. and Radical Cure et
Bpermatorrhcea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions, Sexual Drily andlmpeuliments toMar.
Mane generallyt
_N• oneness., Consumption, Etd.
ROO knd Intel - Med Tend Phyttcal Incapicicr,
stating from Self Abuse, &c, by Robt. J. °ulna ,
well. M. D., author of the "Green Book,
_* Aus.
BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS, sent
under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, post.
patd, on retelpt of six cents, or two postaire stamps,
to CHAS. J. C. KLINE & Cd., 1517 BOWERT
NEW YORK, POSTOFEICE BOX 41186. Also Di,
Culverwell , s "Marriage Guide," prise 815 cents.
ANBOOD. 9 __l—Another New
MEDICAL PAMpHLET,f rom the pen of
Da. erinTis. The Medical Times say aof thls work:
"This valuable treatise on the cans o and cure of
premature decline, shows bow heal ab le impaired
through secret abuses of youth and manhood, and
how easily regained. Ii gives a dlear synopsis of
the impedimenta to marriage, the cans. and enacts
of nervous debility, and the remedies therefor." g,
Pocket 'edition or the above will be for warded on
receipt of A 6 cents, by addressing Doctor CUR.
TIS, No. IN North Charlbs heroes; 'Baltimore, hid.
jytial
ADVICE to YOUNG MEN ABOUT
AIM TO MABRY.
Essays for Young Men,
On the Errors, Abuses and Diseases Incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, with the htunanamiew
of treatment and cure, sent by` ut% inseiled letter
envelopes free of charge. Address, HOWARD AB.
BOOLATION, Box Phildelnhia. Pa. r seV,:xlithdAY
GROCERIES.
WM. MILLER,
(LiteiNiei RlCketson,)
Nos. 221 AND 223,
Corner Liberty and Irwin Streets,
Offer to the trade at Low Figures:
150 pkgs. of 1111. W MACKEREL,, In barrels,
100 ch M quarters and kits.
eat.choice YOUNG "MON, JAPAN
and IMPERIAL TEAS.
50 sacks Choice RANGOON RICE.
515 bbls. choice CAROLINA RICE.
75 bbls. LONG ISLAND :SYRUP.
&O Wm, St RUPI• eltalee brands:.
100 USW:N.; O. MORAINES,. _
ao bbIf."BEICHIMEA. IatILASSEN.
NIOO btds. REFINED SUGAR.
75 bbds. PORTO RICO, CUBA and DEMA• .
RARA
COFFEE:
Oobags RIO COFFEE.
50 bags JAVA and LAGUAYRA COFFEES.
100 eases IMPORTED CLARET.
*5O cues MOAT & CRANDON'S CRAM•
PAGNEOB.
ApOTOR t AL and , LO N DON IWITZJI, ,eoa•,
_ 'Measly o (
ri - 1777,7u - •.qr:-'r.vv;;lTl:v - vrt;"l
HOUSES, BELL & CO.,
ANCHORACITTOM:6III.I B .
•
t
errrsittritcnit.
11 0 12 1 4 :
°fell O,E.BUTU ItEDltni-44
• ,;1 .
Alamitos ass MAGINOLLI.
islikkiiirdt AitiJskiTnaL_
3 AL Da" 32F:3E 3EI.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
T, AT U A. TI.
aro9:0211
Alir Money loaned on Government Bonds at low
eat market rates. *, ,
Orderseieented for the Purchase and
Bale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
Ett IlittdarrO
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE;
Fnana.y. December 4, 1868.
On the report that;the Seeretariof the
Treasury is opposed to any forced resump
tion of specie _payment, the premium on
gold advanced to 1306, but the market
settled down to 18.1y,'. We may now enjoy
the privilege of paying our debts in legal
tenders and see our depreciated currency
put up or 4:town to suit the reckless
gamblers of Wall street, furnish the rest
of the world with cheap gold and buy the
toys and luxuries of Europe _ at high prices: .
It seems the Secretary tuts at last recog-
E;2l
nized the Stuart - Mills plan of arriving at
specie payments as' the ,best and safest,
avoiding violent fluctuations, and enables
us to pay our debts tie we grow mere:pros_
porous by the savings Of the nation. -
• The bond market 18 dull, and. although
quotations are maintained, yet any de
cline in geld Would also have a tendency
to depress tkmds; aided by the apProach
of the annual settlements. which' require a
large amount of money. The advance in,
London on the rate of interest from 235 to
3 per cent. will have a tendency to re
strict dealings there, and we may, should
gold decline he below 130, see return
shipments of bonds, - especially the old
issues.
Stooks are rather unsettled; Erie de•
dined to 30; New York Central from 134
to 128; Fort Wayne to 1123 i to 111 M,, and
so on down. Merchantillnion Express de
clined to ll% of, ttie demand of the
Company of five per cent. additional in
stallments, instead, as was repoited; topay
a dividend. The Express management is
about as.foal as that of the Erie road-the
only difference iii in tlienmotini of money
involved; but here it touches a class of
'People who ban now to 'pay addl.
make reference•
Joseph Dilworth,
Rey. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert,
A. ?a. Brown, -
Thomas Ewlnr.
tional cash for their stocks; when these
investments were only made as' a 'means of
breaking down competition freight
business, and the , stock does not present
surplus capital, but Part of their stock in
business'placed like any other tnerchan
dise to earns return; *hen this stock once
before had touched 18 it was expected by
some of these in the cottlidence of the man
agers of the stock that 13 Would be the
lowest point reached,'but fearing that so
sudden a deolbie .veould• ;not bring, out
enough of the stook they nitt eierything in
trifri Air a fair Statement, and 25 - was wil
lingly paid, by . parties, Au equalize their
'stook,. but the clique .auticeeded w ell' in
_selling out at from 223 i-lo 213,x, and when
it wit!apparene_tliiit assessment would
be madetheyseld their stopit at froM 19W
to 4213 i, and now . 04 beak_ at 12.
*hat May 'save the 'stock* from alurther
decline is the •fact that le'le `scattered all'
over the' country' itnong all.elasseswho
naturally are indispcised• to Sidi anything
.below co 54 . if they. do hold , 'ant they Will
eventually get.thel;. °wit' money yet, and
it may parthem better:to hold' on tlumto
sell out now. ;There is a level , for even
.
Closing quotations as received by Pb. R.
Mertz: Gold, , 185; Righty.one's, 115;
Five Twantlea, 1862, ,111 X; do, 1864, 107%;
da, 1865, 108; do, 1865, new. 110%; do, 1867,
110 X; do, 1868, 110 Xl TIM Forties, 105%;
Railroads —Cleveland; Pittsbruga, gig;
Pittsburgh, Fdris Waynea chie - ag o , 111%;
chioigo do Reck Island, 108;
,Chicago di
.Zforth Western, 85; do Preferred, 88;
Michigan Southern,, 883‘;, Reading, 98;
37%LNew York Central, 129%; Ohio
c 't misrlissrppi Certificates, .30yt Western
Union Tele graph _ 0e.;87X; Merchants Union
ExPresi 115X:1 Pacific Mail. 116;
Adams, 4 .. 5g; Mining shares—Gregory, 5,25;
Quartz mu, 7 2 ; Smith & Parmele, 4,15;
Corydon, 5.
—lna recent bankrupt case In the United
States Circuit Court in Indiana, before a
jury,: la his ,charge Judge McDonald gave
, his construction of two points of the bank
rupt ant, which are of : general interest.
First—The failure for tau/teen dais to pay
conuneroial paper`is 'not an. act of bank
reptcy, unless it be shown that the failure
was with , fraudulent intent. Second--
Where a debtor . permits himself to be sued
by onept his ereditork knowing his estate
to be r insolvent, and that sit award of judg
went On anal suits will' give that creditor
an advantage of Others, he commits an act
of banktuptoY. He- is bound to seek 'yol
untarily thit relief Of-the bankrupt act, so
i tlist his s oreditora:. may have an equal
Veva of thesesets, ills neglect to petition
Under the NW lain act of bankruptcy; for
THE HANSEN G HOUSE OF
PEE IL -310EDEUTZ,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
DRAWS BILLS or EXCHANGE ON
LONDON, BERLIN,
••lINION pogo m,
DUBLIN, LEIPZIG.
Livz:RpooL. • BREMEN. • • .
L Ar,GOW, BA3IBURGII,
. FRAZIPORT of M.,
PARIS. WRIBZWITROB, •
STRACISBOURR :DARMSTADT,
MAINZ. CAnSEL,
SABERS LANTERN, taIILOGNZ,
LAND WAN, TRIES,
HZILBROM. BASEL,
STUTTGART. ; "BRUN.: "
STOC;KHOLM, SAN FRANCISCO.
and about goo more smaller places. Money Is also
sent to any village from central points direct to the
resilenee of parties free.of charg , , In from fifteen to
seventeen days. .
Collections made'br. pot
pe. Goods and parcel
• .
wer of attorriei all over
Isattencted co.
H. H. MEIBITZ.
Lin T. BRAM 8C CO.,
Maxims to 8. namil
Corner Fourth . and Wood $lJ,',
BUY A3D !DILL ALL XDTDS OP.
GOLD, SLYER ADD COUPONS,
OF MOST PAVO&&BLE TERMS.
rEr Interest Allomd on Deposlbh
~TAMES BRADY & CO.
FINANCE ,AtAM),•OIM)E
siddch he may be . adjudged a binkrupt on
the petition of the balance of his creditors..
,
—The folloWing show the co:injure
tive receipts
, .
of flour and grain at the ports
of ChiCago, Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit and
Cleveland, from January Ito November
28 in the years indicated:
1858. 1867. 1861
Flour 3,868,503 3,491,788 3,829,96
Wheat • 50,023,413 28,506,983 ' 27,222,287
Corn ' 9 9,791,043 30,377,318 37,717,228
Oats 18,674,266 13,963,322 12,408,637
Barley.. 2,570,095 2,828,188 2,174.886
Rye 1,639,744 1,659,629 2,304,957'
Total ..;.'...83,698,561 77;335,540 f' 81;827,995
1 1-Closing quotations 'received 'by Jan
T. Brady & Co.: Gold, 1353; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 115; &We, 1862,
11114; s.^2Vs, 1884, 10730 11-28's, . 1865,
108; 10.40'5, 105%; 6-20's, January and
July, 1 65, 11034; 8.20'5, January and 3u l y,
437-110%118, 1103;;',Ituiti 7.30'x,. par lest x;
July 740 , 5, do 3; August 119; Sept.. 119;
Oct. 11835; Union Pacific Railroad, 102; Cen-
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE or THE .Prrrssunag Gezzrrs,
FRIDAY, December 4, 1868.
The general markets 'were exceedingly
quief tcAttY, whiCh was in part to
the inclement condition of the weather, but
at best business is and has been dull far
some lime.past. Theril is no imprwrement
to note in the demand for any of the lead
ing articles, while prices, as a general
tldng, remain unchanged. -
A-PRIJE.i: BUTKR7--.Pemand Is rather
better, but prices are unchanged at 70 to 76
in kegs, and 80 t 0.85 hi crocks:
• APPLES--Continue to :meet with a good
demand, and under the influence of dimin
ished arrivals,. prices are . well sustained,
and tendingupward-18 to $4 . per bbl.
- BUTTER--.We can report .regular sales
at 35 to 40c'for good to strictly prime Roll.
BEANS-43,50 to 113,75 per bushel.
_ _
, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR--434 cents.
CIDER—DuII: $6 to $8 per bbl.
CRANBERRIES-r-Sales Eastern at $2O
to $25 per bbl, for fair to Choice.' s
CHEESE—Continues very dull; we con
tinue to quote at . 15 to 16 for Western Re- .
serve; 17 lorHamburg; 18 for Ohio Goshen;`
and 20 for New York
DRIED FRUIT—The - demand is im
proving, but prices are unchanged; Peaches
at 120 for quarters, and 14 to 15c for halves,
and Apples at 9 to 100. •;
EGGS—Qulet and unchanged; 30 to 31c
for limed. and 33c to 35c for fresh packed.
POTATOES—The demand Is improving,
and witklimited arrivals,..prices are rather.
better; small sales. In store at 80 to 850 per
busheL
GRAIN-There is some little inquiry for
Wheat, and while the market Is steadier,
,prines are unchanged; $1,75 to 11,89 for
prime Red Winter. Oats in fair loci de- •
- Wand but unchanged; sales on track and •
on wharf at 62t0 63c, and in store at 65c to
66c. New Corn is in better demand and
firmer but uncbanged; sales of prime Yel
low at 75c by the car load, and 80 to 85c, in
store: 'Old Corn. Is 'dull and nejtlected.
Rye is firmer add higher; we have a sale of
Some 1,500 bushelsreported at $1,45; which
is considered a little above ; the market.
Barley' is unsettled'and irregular; choice
Spring may be quoted at $2, and good do
at 11,90 to $1,85.
H0M1NT143,50 to $7 per bbl.
HAY—Baled Hay is dull and unchanged;-
`may be quoted on'wharf at $lB to - r 23 as to
quality,.
ONIONS—SaIes at 51, 2 5 to $1,50 per
bushel. -
LARD 'Ol - 1,-.lBales; of No. 1 Winter
Strained at $1,48 to 31,50.
LARD—The demand is fair, and we can
report sales of prime kettle rendered at ',-
JOW L to 1634 c. . •
FLOVR—Tbere is no inipro - yethent to note
in the demand, and no quotable change to
priceS. Westein Flours are quoted at 37,50
to:.:$300 for Spring, and . $9,00 to
14 . 45,0 . for: Winter. The Eerier' Mill
quote` 'their" ` brands , ' made "of the best
Wheat, as followe:CExtra Family Flour,
in barrels,
at $9,50, and, in sacks, 59,20 per
barrel; Do uble Extra Family, in barrels,
$10,20,,_ and, in sacks,„s9,Bo per - barrel;
Spring Wheat:ZOur.;lll $Ol/. and,
in seeks; $7,70 per barrel. The City Mills
quote prices as follows: Extra Niftily,
(Winter) in barrels, $9,50, and, in sacks,.;
$9,20 per barrel; Double . Extra Family, in
barrel% :410,00, : end: in 'sack . ; $9,70 per
barrel, and Spring, $B,OO, in barrels, and
$7.70, in sacks, per barrel.
WHlSKY—Highwines are quoted at $1
to 61,05 per gallon. ••• •
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
OPPICE OP THE PITTBMAGH Genera...vs,
Farnex, December 4, 1888.
ThS main tepionf Alecassion in oil cir
cles is thegreat itilistrepivacy prices be
tween here and Oil City. For some days
past there been no • margin-indeed, it
is alleged, that taking present prices as a
basis, dealers bringing oil to this market)
would ingth posylie bias. :This accounts
for the very Tight. receipts diming the past
week. and until there is a change, either!
a decline' there or an advance here, no
provement can reasonably be expected.
artirDEA
The market' was again = exceedingly
quiet to-day, not a single sale reported,
and while there seems to be no disposition
manifested to operate, prices are without
quotable change. We co ntinue ' to quote
at 11 to according to gravity, for any
delivery during, this montti. - There was a
sale of two ear - loads' at j4;501 • at 011 City,
and we are coktdrant of an offer to sell
2,000 bbls at $4,40.
REPINED
The Refined market, also, continues ex
ceedingly:quiet but a..single saki reported,
1,000 bbls for litiMedititti:deliVery at 293it' l
and the saute figure mu§ effeted for the last,
half of December without finding seller&
Indeed, it appeared that Z 934, was offered
gll day by different parties without meet
ing with any response. the sale above noted
baying been effeuted in .Ptitladelphia. We'
are also cognizant of an o ff er to buy Janu
aiy and Februßry at 29, Without - linding!
takers.
RECEIPTS - OP CURDE OIL. 1
J. Gallagher 320 Oweton &Sottem. 920;
-Fisher & 8r0.....-160 Jas. Wilkins..;.:. 257;
J. Mawhinney... 175 John 5pear...4....;" 150:
Total ' . ...19821
OIL SHIPPED EAST PROM DUQUIMNIADEPOZI
Rutkhinison Oil Ref. Co., 290 bbls refined:
to Warden, Frplk & Co., Philadelphia. - I
Union Ref. & St. Co., 57 do relined • to;
W. P. Logan ' do Bro., Philadelphia. r
Kirkpatrick, & Lyon, 42 do do to W. P.
Logan & .13rO:: Philadelphia.
Total shipments Refined ... 399 .
. , otr..n.m , Przm EAST BY A. V.B. IL
• StandaM 011 Co., 443 'tibia relined to
Warden, reW:& Co.Philadelphia.'., ~.,
'• Lockhart . ?raw it C 0 .. , C 523 do doto-Vraf
den. Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
Fawcett,- & SU:via/ale. 152 do dot*
W. P.- ' "Bros., Philadelphia;. i
Nat. Re . Co., 519 do do to F. A. Dilwort h
0 Co.; Pbilaslplphia. _"': ', 3 "- '
- $.'W. 'Morgan - a Co., 150 do do to' Witt.
den. Frew dr , , C o.. Philadelphia. _
Citizens Ref. Co., 500 do do to Tan g,
Philadelhia;
Total shipmen p ts ,4ef*ed 22&/
....;,.,... f. -31 , ~, • ' .- , ,• ~ ... :• .0 5.,'
New York Dry Goods /dirket.
TelegraiSh Outs Pittsburgh Guette.l
NEW 'naz i ' December 4:4 4 ,,
goods market in general is latigniesiiiii
somewhat depz•esseci, the t,rpole genera ,
ly seems intent .tin Mertribr thii=smallest
DOSAII#Ateek. raptling changes in busi.
WlLMon,takihtitice, and consequent,
ly the sales transpiring convey no jest
tenon of vpippg ir v ir tagh a re ,h off eyet, in Me
main well maintained. •