El
s.,
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
THE BEST STOVES. '
- A. BRADLEY & CO
• Xanafacturers of the greatest variety of
Conk, P arlor and Heating'Staves,
19 BE 70IIND IN THE STATE.
Bole Agents for the celebrated Babe Burning oil.
natal -Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or Coke.
Egli n e2:2 v o o rWi f ,f ' Sirn a g r !Zil t r f ni e : lls3orC t arch.
Do net
Y until you see or send for Circular. winter .
No. 30 WOOD STREET
Our ~/.&ento for Orientals—HElM - LER BEM.
Braithne St.% GEO. lIIIBLEY. Allegheny Oity.
°Rill, RUM & CO.,
awrowecruscals ow mar vAlurrw or
gii r r 91 , 0 1 0 .- Met,
BOSTON CiOIOKEN RANGE,
THE F Y F NACE,"
regtrintlVE tiros.'
THE BiNir . D UST COOKING STOVE,'
9 'II49IILATOR.
COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,
LAS 7 Windom tiTittern) PORTABLE RA.NGE,
AST IRON NTLES, WELLMAN'S RE,
fiAMLi, GE TES, free from dirt sad dust;
PRONTS, FENDERS, C.
•206 and 208 Liberty Street,
zeZ:yl7 PITTSBURGH. PA.
KSCOOTI.„
VEIL
CE THE BEST
._) - •
- PISS WA a 69.914
TRIUMPH •
YOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Gook, Bake or Roast as
Well as any other Stove in the Union.
BISSELL & CO.
No. 285 Liberty Stree.
Aim on hind and for side, •
PARLOR STOVES,
• HEATING. BTO
• ORATE FRO FENIVEBS,
COOKING . • OES, &in
STEEL WORIp.
DUQUESNE •
IRON AND STEELWORKS;
COLEDIAN, RAHN & CO.,
ILAREITACTLIESES or
Iron, Nails and Steel. Carriage sad
Magee Springs and .
•
Duquesne XL. and Juniata Merchant Bar, Round
and ftlare Iron; Band, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Oval, Hall Oval and Half Bound Iron; Cylinder and
Wagon Bok Iron; Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
Plas.lllll for C oal Roads; Cut halls and Spikes;
BOW, Spring and A B Steel* Laminated Steel; Cut
ter Bars, Crow Bars, An.,
Office and Warehoase-77 WATER STREET,
Pittsburgh..• . • .
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER,MICK & .00
PITTSBURGH.
Ifannfacttrers of story descr s ipti of
CAST AND CERMAN STEEL,
RAILWAY spanges
ia,rarrlc AND'rr.momf aratues,
Alr7 7 -9, STEEL TIRE, &c., , ac
Warehouse, 83 Wader and 100 First St&
MILLER, BA4Ut &
G7211:12AL
WM. METCALF, REUBEN MILLER,
fiI , RAJ. W. BABB, - I CHAS. PARKIN.
BZSCIAL PAIMNIVI-B. M. ICIER.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS;
DAIWAdir c IaAILIKEN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, P&F
tel4:d4B
LACEL. DLILMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
MannfaCturers of all description'? of
.Ines and Warehouse, 120,11.22, Mk SECOND
And 119 and 321FLEIST 13TREETS, _
- - •
PITTSBURGH.
pITTSBURGH STEEL WOJEULIL
CBSTAIILIIIBED IA 1845.3
ANDIRSON & WOODS,
lICCZSSOBB TO .ANDEBSON; 0001 a CO
blanufeeterers of every desCription of
' • STEEL.
BEST REFINED TOOL STEEL
Mill, Malay, Circular eaag and Cross Cut
SAW PLATES.
Spring, Cast Fo r kan Plow and Blister Steel.
Shovel, Hoe,, Bake and Toe Calk Steel.
Railroad Spring Steel and Frog Points Cast Steel
71nWr Bars, Sickle Steel, Spring Stets 7r Ire, Plow
'Wings etc.; 011 Drill Steel.
Onicsiand Worlek—Corner FIRST AND BOSS ars.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. 7213:(111.
IRON WORKS.
Lis. Vs&Ess, Pres , t W. r. rouse, Buipt.
VIT.TII.IIIIIIIGII FORGE •
AND IRON CO.,
iroremmor or
- Bar Iron;
P Miroad Fish Bars mod Bolts;
Railroad Car aisles Rolled;
Railroad Car - Axles litassultoredil
Locomotive Frames;
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
41110 Rods:
*Kokes, Straps; •
Biston Steads;
Shrboat Shafts;
naboat Cranks;
ton Rods, Wrists;
Parson Jaws, Collar., Le.
Oftloa, N 0.177 PENN. STREET,
~~ww..~y , r . .~
ETERSON, PIM/TON 5c.430.
. s
•
Peruinlvania Iron Works).
w - tre konge, N01.,166 aid ley intim ersirr
oppostte IliapigsaeliKoase, - __
PrIPTETV AIS Jel.
OOPPIIR.
AKE lIVPARIOR
esinticairivin saran& WORT' ;
. Prirrautrimen.
PARK; ..14cCURRY &- CO.; ~
nfitenfere of sheathing. Bfainiii ' and 11.1 i
R.
Or Proofed Copper Betionar, 13aasedfilill _lot
' still:501M: cheat i ffO ini r r. Wlre,_ raall ic p . e Go ale n ri :
stir(Yn head naners, W
aal Toole.
yea 140 Flo KEW tit` and 0110
flinalledh. ,
leafed Orden of thyme,: eat to aarfuts,3,p4iield4lmMl
-
FOUNDERS, nuosuasTs.:
"NAP PORT PIS
FOUNDRY COIPANY,
OFFICE AND WORKS,
- •
TWELFTH STREET,.
e .
PITTSBURGH, PA,
prEngines, Rolling NM Ma
chinery, Nail. Machines, Retorts,
and Castinp generally. -
NATIONAL FOLNDET
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll lad
•WILLIAM SMITH,
pinworm:it - I=er of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
POS GAS AIM WATT VOUT.
Pinea are a cut invariably la rite. in drY
aarid, and Th feet lengths. "Also, fall &Jai:at:aunt of
,
GeneralCading.s for Gas and Water Werke.
I aohld also call the attention of Baparbiteadents
of Gaa Worke to a make of 1131`011T5.
ATLAS WOBALS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
rhrx-renstatorx.
THOMAS N. MILLER. President:
TkeSO Works are among the largest and most,
somplete establishments Is the Wesh sad are nos.
prepared to furnish
Sagines, of every doierl44lolll.
Boilers, Oil Tagika.
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Castings.
Rolling Hill Camittsqrs.
Engine Castings.
Kaahimie Cissthip.
General Couitinelk
ORDRES SOLICITKD • N,
zolhall9 •
O. i.rrnosoriir.w. 11. nums.w: L sootersoz, am.
LIV INGSTON & COy
IRON POUNDERS,
• MANITFACTURM OP
PINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All deserlpticras, for Plumbers and Gas litters; g.
rieultural Implements, Ootton and Woolen Mill
chi AlVeibViork promptlr attended to.
Office and worke—wAspurroToir AFINUF,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny Clty, Pa.
ROBINSON, BEA & CO.,
!successors tOBOBTSBOA, Exuazi.,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
- -
manufactsrers of Rost-and Stationary Steam En
gl., Blast Eagines,_llol Machinery, Bearing,
, Castings of all descriptions; OUTanks and
Stilislioller and Sheet Iron Work.
°Mee, No. IR,corner Pirrit and lizoithlieldEitreets.
Agents for GYIEFARD'S PATENT INJECTOR for
feeding Boilers. - jail:reit
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth . Ward,
(Orgoelte Unica Iron Miss)
I,mw=:mig
Rolling NM and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHINERY AND cssrrsos GENERALLY.
'Orders promptly artd carefully executed.
Charges reasonable. .
=BEM & PLICELINA
ocli:LII
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works
SANDIISICY ST., ALLIFAIMEST CITY, PA.,
Eanarastarera of Steam Engines, CHI Presses, Pul
leys, Shafting Grist and Bsw Work, Bolling
Mill and Machine Outings, Grate Bars, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, de. Band to order and have on
Lana Engines of all sizes.. rinvl4:qs
OENTRAL rotncilitil
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn Street.,
BotimAN, BOYD & BAOALEY ?
Chid Rolls, 2011 Castings, 801 l Lathes, Re. ,
SAMUEL BL WICKEBSIWJ,
IRON BROIMIL,
12.4 First Street, IPittslottrgh, Pa.
se A p tgfr the Bale Jo
andConrkDoughamjta,
got"euttNlnin S tanhop e ,
hernrans Tnniolta, Positdelea
Coke and.p.' B. Ottarcoal
. rack IRONS.
01•311+0° serttally salidted.
ICIPITTSBURGH PAPER MANE
LL If ACV:MING COMPANY, Manufacturers of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
eLnamou MILL—EMBUBENITLLIt. OHIO.
BRIGHTON MILL—NEW BRIGHTON, re..
•
onnoz-AHD w.uzzatrasz,
N 0.82 Third street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ornasiss—Al7Gl7BT Heßwm;Presideat.
• JNO. B. LfVINGSTON, Treasurer.
SAMMBL'BIDDLE, Secretary:
DruliCTOne—Astrest Hartle, John Atwell, Bs B
Hartman, John B...tiluglon. •
Clash paid for Paver Stock. lance,
utii
1TH1L1K14,1414.11.40.1.1k
. PRARL ILE & Three Star Gillen Bread, equal to
FRENCH FAMILY , FLOUR.'
71/1/ ' Flo= will
ordered ? • , •
PELLTAL INILL'BLIE BRAND,
Dina to beat 131. Lodi.
PRARL RILL JAZD BRAND,
Aug to best Ohio Coat.
WEITZ CORN FLOUR AND CORN HEAL.
B. T. XENNEDY BHA,
Jtheikely, Wt. 9, ISO& - YaalL MM.
PI
KMtlis
TAXIM
Si PA..
IRON BROKERS.
PAPER.
FLOUR.
URO GAZETTE :MO
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
HUGH 111. BOLE BC, CO
Cor.Point Alley and Daquesne St,„ ,
CXL&R lam Pwrr,) ,
Engineßanders,Founders &Machinists
Manufacture ElTbilifEoA.T ENGINIB add STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sties.
Aitieclattw.rd, oar
EFOINB PORTABLE iT
BOILER, of 15-borse power.
CASTINGS,_of every klnd,_lnade l o w
order at our
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below Market
BIOS for 011 Wells, SHAFTING, PULLETS .
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS, and
IBON TOBACCO rooms. en hand and made to
order, at tke
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
/ieether ea like Alleglessy River, near Se Petia,
PITTSMIEGIS, PA.
Air All orders prom
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TAM
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
IItdIrIVAIIRIMIM 01
=max Douala:4u= WEIMAR. EIRE'
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AID OIL TANIS,
BfrsowanirG AND AIM PANE.
SETTLING PANS, SALT TANI& AND CON
DEMNS;
STEAM PIPER, EABOXLVERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PINSON DOORS AND COAL SHU
tifilee and Warehouse ester geetaad,
Third, Short sad Liberty Streets, °
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Aar Orders sent to the above addreM wlll be
promptly attended to.. arh7:lB9
WM. BAIINIMLL & COy
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. AO, AS, A 4 AND A 6 FMB BT.
Haying secured a largeyard and furnished It with
the meet approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made In
the eonntry. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt,
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler ;Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pass, and sole wan
farmers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notioe. lea:c2l
m. urrEit,
NO. 55 and 56 Water Street,
\PITISBVEGH,
muromaorualen or
IRON \ OIL Y TANKS,
grITLING PANS, COPS'an STEAM MN,
BOLLING MILL STACKS,
• -
And &WM IRON WORM, _
• ror Steamboat'.
UN= N. Baum' ....EDMUND D. MUG
JARED M. BRUSH 8. sox,
• auxtraumnizes of \
Steam Boileis, Oil Stills, Tank&
88EET 18011 WORE. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OILS.
~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
WARING AND KING,
annalist= Morekente and Brokers la.
Petroleum and its Products,
PALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBIIII.4IIII.
PHILADBLPHIA. ADDRIPB,
IN'ARING, SING & CO.,
T ACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DNALINS
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittsburgh OdIee—DALVELD , BDILDINEf. cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
'
Philadelphia Offloe—lNT WALNUT BT.
spl:wXl
Er . N. LONG & CO., -
• MANUTACTUPPRP OP
PURE w full BURNING • OIL,
Brand,—“z, uarrEort.”
OMee, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
HARDWARE.
NEW lI.A.EDWABE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STREET & EUWER,
- Manataotarus and bombes' •
IET. AAR, ID W A.lt, ,
CUTLERY, &C. ,
837 LIBERTY STREET,
001K111111 or WAYNI,
One Square Below Delon Depot, _
PITTSBUItG I I. -
&seats tte. FAIZBAXXI3 , 1104.1:12,
NOVELTY WORKS.
pITTSIMID.GLI
NOVELTY WORKS.
ADAms, ram= & co.
luny/Amman Or
gonratope Standard, Patent Platform
and Counter
• SCALES.
;Jana Faced Patent Door Locis
and Latches
rAnir JD . O 17 311L1.5,
Corner of Grant acd First Streets,
- A iwa PrrPsOUBIFH.
.CFAs TEAM FITTING.
mimic coconut JOB. iiit3 MOM BM.
JOHN IL COOPIIISI 66 Cal
BRAM FOUNDERS,
GASANDSTEAM FTITEES
_ _
iswoisseers of rum'' um BRAN
agritozioi OA2 rusawma
"11
Center of Pike and _Wait Streets,
'DAY, D
RT PEI
No. 16
CAPITAL,
STOCKHOLD 18 INDIVIDUALLY UABLE,
s NALZES IN
GO ' SEOURITIES,
vm , i 4 r;isT , T
AN COLD.
INTBRIST ALLO D SI . IIME DEFORM.
CoDenton Nude a all annalltle pedalo to the
'United [Oates and C
• DIECTONS:
I ). °l 4 trairor_ . i ittt C E B r i fi
D. w Allan, II " - Atinew . ltille '
N. Fawcett, James M. Ball 4.
0 L. 1103LILIBIKS21, lea l%
. ' D. InIIDON, Nimbler,
NATIONAL BANK •OF COMOCE,
Ger. of Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PATTEIIBO2i ' Prostdetat
JOB. H. HILL ................ —.Cashier'
•
CAPITAL, $500,000.
A. Patterson,
Win. Lockhart. ,
Ohne
Allen Kiri:mu'lek.
W. B. Haven,
HART, CAIIGHEY & CO.,
corner - Third and Wood Streets,
E2Echange, Coin, ;Coupons,
And partloadar attention paid to he pare/Nue and
side et
Collections made of all the principal points of the
United elates and Canada..
•
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
_Particular attention paid to the pima's e and
tam of • -
127 Walnut. litres&
CRMBER.7, 1
AIWIAL.
EUKIR COIPANY,
Wood Street,
: : : : $200,000.
DIRECTORS:
George W. Can
James McCandless,
Wm.
B9ea•Douglas,
AT . ILI A.
ati:o22
DIS3OVNiM DWi
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
PITTSIEStrika/I,
I • •—;,: •RS TO HANNA. RANT & 00..)
DMZ:BEIIX s •
57 Market Street,
PITTICS . I3I:TILICIFIX.
301111 HT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
United States,Seourities
v irESTEEN SAVINGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest paid cinTinie Deposit*
ANT BUM magnum 'mom
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. 1
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO MITHODT
Discounts Daily it o'clock.
Preside.nt—THOMESON BELL.
Vice President—A. ai. NkRRIFALT.‘
DMECTI3II.I I :
TWII:PSON BELL, A. It. MARSHALL.
JOS
J. J. e DlLiLtWORTeri IL JOS. A.LBREE.
zg.
maim referenee•'
Joseph Dilworth.
'Bev. David Kerr,
'Henry Lambert,
A. h. Brown,
Thomas }twine.
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Caldwell,
Willis Derail,
D. W. C. Bidwell •
It. M. Fulton. -
SAVINGS BANS.
DOLL
NO
5 FOURTR STREET.
ARTHRED IS 1855.
ASSETS
'from° to 9 o'clock; also on WED
SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May
'bet Ist. from 7 to 9 o'clock, and from;
to Nay led, from 6 to 8 o'clock.
I• da do v fa n s d tu nosf
o h npross thenloxed
In June and December. Interest has
semi-normally In June and December
'1 was organised, at the rat• of six per
Op daily I
NES en DAY an 1
Ist to Nove ~ 1
November 1.1
Depoalts re
DOLLAR.. a'
twice a year, I
been declare.
since the Ba .1
cent. a year:
Interest, ICI
of the depos ,
tenni. from ,
compoundin
depositor to
At this rate
years:
Books coot
Begalations,l
Oilca.
Pit;
not drawn out, Is placed to the credit
or as principal, and bears the same In
he Ist days:of June and December,
twice a year, without troubling the
.all, or even to present his pass host.
one, wilt double In lets then. twelve
tiling the Charter. By-Laws Rules and
furnished gratis{ OR applicatioa at the
Mutt -GEORGE ALBREE
TICE rISZSIDIENTS
John G.-B elsofen,
Benj. F. • bnestook,
James He math
JameeMc nley,
James B. . Meads,
base M. • nnock,-
; Ymn
Wlll. J. A . demon,
Calvlci Ad os.
John C. ; ndleY.
George BI ck. .
)1111 liarg In,
Menlo A. Carrier,
Charles A .Colloa,
John Eva
John J. G l ,
eeyle,
William 13 -
Peter 11. sinker,
Rlshard l ale ,
James G. ellY.
TOLL!! aza—CliAts
Mat asT—J AMES
MEC
ANICW SAVINGS BANK,
4 tantithillold. Street,
No.
PA.
T
"P PAID ON DWPOSTS. • ANY 81:111i
FROM ONE DOLLAR UPWARD: Do
BuWaet to cheek, without iaterett.
RECSIT i
points reoe
, • LACKMORE, President.
; VINDLZ, Secretary and Treasu re r
H. uorznir, -
TEXY&THES:
• , re , Imago E. Iltopki4a,
datum BOWLI.
1.. ye, W W. BraddlaW.
sue, Hobert Wray,
r; Jolla 118.
OBKE
JAMS'
Jlll2ll/1 ➢!
IMIUIm
A. 0. •,
- 001z1VV•Peitn4iii4CQ
El% BELL 11r; CO.,
He
OR COTTON MILLS,
ANC
prrreinnEtes.
of NEAT; =MIX, sod MGM
Masi
*F. *MD NAGNOLIA
NOS AND • )3AITITIG.
!II • 'ASPARAGUS'— VERY
tos• pat up in cans hermetically sealed.
found equal to tbst hest' from tbe gar
s try JOHN . A. RENISHAW, •
emu Libstfi sal NABS at
CH
F"
and will
den. for s
ad
:A
BANKING HOUSE OF
3PEC. It.MLIiaIRTZ,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
DRAWS BILLS Or MECHAM:IS 011
LONDON, BERLIN,
• UNION BANK, ToS N
DUBLIN Lictezi4,
Lrr.r.Kprkm. BREMEN.
Givteom r , HAMBURGH,
AtiresT,, -FRA.K.FORT . 1
PARIS, WEIRZBURGEL
STRASHBOUBD DARMSTADT
MAINZ. OASSEL,_,
KAISERSLANTERN, UOLOHNE.
LAND WAN, TRIER,
HEILBROM. BASEL,
STUTTGART. Bram
STOCKHOLM, SAN FRANCISCO,
and about 5100 /ewe smaller places. Money Is also
sent to any village heal central points cllrect to the
rest& nee of parties free of charge, In frost fifteen to
seventeen days.'
over
wer of attorney a
Collections made by poll
Bar. pe. goods and parcels attended to.
PH. B. MERTZ;
JAWS
BAY
n •
DRADY & • UO.,
tininess= to S. MVO a C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Ste.,
AL Xirb. "JEI Nt. af.
1111 T AND toa,L ALL Juana or
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILTED ADD COUPON%
ON MOM 7/.7OIIABLE TEEMS ,
fir Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Money loaned on Garen's:Lent Coati at low
est market rites. •
Orders executed for the PetreDeuge and
Bale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
• JAMES BRADYA CO.
tta Itfiztuttgtr Gaittts
ONDS
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBITIMEI GAZETTE,
SA.TIIIMLY. -December 5, 1868. $
Conflicting rumors of riots in Paris at
which-the Emperor Napoleon bad been
been killed, advanced the premium on gold
to 135%, when these rumors lacked con
firmation. The true cause of the advance
of % per cent. on American bonds in Lon
don, was principally caused by.the rise of
the rate of interest. There is no cause_
whatever for a rise in the, gold premium
so long as our exports continue and no
bonds are returned from Europe which
would at once occasion a decline of the
premium on them here and make reship
ping unprofitable. The 4brindapce of cash
gold and the approach of the January,pay
ment of coupons ehould keep down the
price of the premium. The lively bidding
at the Government sales would 'make it
appear as if gold was scarce, which,is not
the case, but this is duo to rivalry among
the different banking bonsai, and serves
them as an advertisement that costa
nothing.
L2l
Bends, in sympathy with the advance in
gold, were firmer and higher, and the easy
money market gives parties an opportunity
to carry their bonds and earn the January
interest; the demand fdr investment, how
ever, is very light, and is confined to the
smaller savings of the Poorer classes, while
monied men will wait until file close of
the year.,
Stocks were dull arid declining. The
litigation in the New York Central caused
a decline from 1343,1 tol, 12134, and Erie to
136 X; Cleveland; ex-dividend, 8114; Fort
'Wayne, 11134. North Western shares de
'alined 6 per emit., on the supposition that
the CtTapany will be restiained to make a
dividend on the common't stock. The re
openiog of the books of the Merchants
trulon and A.merican'Express companies
advanced the shares about 2 per cent.
Stock dealings are tame at present; the
stupendous frauds\anditrie 4. ries among
the o ffi cials of some N octh oads have
made the public shy. t\
The demand for Allegheny Valley Rail
road bonds has ceased at the'advanced fig.
urea. The want of an Exchiinge where
buyers and sellers could meet has king been
felt in the community; yet, wheneVer it
was tried it proved to he a failure—we \ are
evidently not a speoulittive people. • \
Money scarce; and btisiaess dull.
'Closing quotations ea received by Ph.R.'
Mertz: Gold, 13634; Eighty:one's, 115 X;
$2,161,720 19
Five Twenties, 1862, ill%; do, 1864,107%;
do, 1865, 188%; do, 1865, new, 110%; do, 1867,
110%; do, 1868, 111; Ten Forties, 105%;
Railroads —Cleveland/ t Pittsburei, 86%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayine . Chicago. 111%;
Chicago a Rock`lslaud, 108%; Chicago &
North Western, 84%; , do Preferred, 87%;
Miehigan - Southern, ',88%; Reading, 98%;
Erie, 37%; New York Central, 126; Ohio
& Mississippi Certifleates, 30%; Western
Union Telegraph Co., 37; Merchants Union
Express Co., 17; Pacific Mail, 116%;
Adams, 48%; Mining shares—Gregory, 5,25;
Quartz Hill, 74} Smith & Parmele, 4,15;
Corydon, 5.
--Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady & Co.: Gold, 136%; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 115%; 6-20's, 1862,
111%; 8-20's, 1864, ' 107%; 5.-26's, 1865,
108%; 10-40's, 105%; 5-20's, January and
July, '65, 110%; 5-20's, January and July,
'57 110%; '6B, 111; June 7-30's, par less %;
July 7-30's, do %; August 119; Sept., 119;
Oct. 118%; Union Pacific Railroad, 102; Cen
tral, 103.
A. M. Pollock,
Robert Robb.
John U. Flhoenbergee,
/sines Biddle.
Alexander Speer,
Cheapen Teager.
=et
Robert C. Loomis
Henry J. Lynch,
Peter A. Madeira
John Marshall,
Walter P. Harahan,
John B. 'McFadden,
.Ornuiby Phillips,
Henry L. Ringwalt, ,
Win. E. Schtnertx %
Alexander Tindle,
Williftlll Van 'Kirk,
Dane Whittler,
,ES A. COL I'. IT
ON. n ..
B. D. NOSED& .
FINANCE AND TRADE ,
PITTSBI7RGU wimp STOCK MARKET
N'A VENTRAL STOCK YARDS,
FRIDAY December 4, 1868.
CATTLE.
The sales of cattle since -ciur report of
Wednesday evening last foot up 673 head,
at a range of from 413,12 to 57,50 per hun
dred, as to quality. Very few sold at the
latter, figure, and most of the sales were
from 85,50 to $7,00 per hundred. The sales
for the same time last week were reported
t:516 head. Sales noted an Wednesday
riot 685 head. There is but, little change
in prices for some time past. The receipts,
although moderate, have been fully op to
the demand. There-were very few choice
bullocks on sale, the general' quality being
of the medium claim, with a considerable
number of stockers, Which latter class are
not in much demandi and bring but nomt
mil prices. The following are the reported
sales:
Holmes, Lafferty dt bo. to P. Siemens 18
heact;%weighing 17,975. at 55,00, same 'to D.
Groff= weighing 21.625, at 5,15; same to
Aull ti McCook 16, weighing 18,925, at 7,00;
same to same 8, weighing 8,200, at 8,00;
same to J. Gallager 6, weighing 9,825, - at
4,50; same to J. Groff 2, weighing 2,225, at
5,50; same to Aull t McCisok 38, weighing
38,250, at 4,60; same to Hazlewood 20,
weighing 17,425; same to same IS, Weigh
ing 15,82.5; Smith .t Blue to P. Klemens 51.
weighing 58 275, at 6,50; Orr it , - W. to J.
Martin 17, weighing 22,900, 6,75; same to
Longnecker 22, weighing 19,750, at 4,00;
same to F. McClain 20, weighing 17,850, at '•
4,60; same to H. Miller 19, weighing 22,900,
at 6,37; Steel to J. Anil, 2 bulls, weighing •
2,025, at 3,12; P. O'Connor. to Hittainger 17,
weighing 16,625, at 5,00; P. Hendrscin to F. •
bfeCiain 3, weighing 2.600, at 4,75; J. White. •
to Carp 17, weighing 20,400, at 6,65; same to
same 17, weighing 18,700, at 6,00; Barrel to '
J. Reache 20, weighing 20,375, at 5,00;
Brainard to same 18, weighing 14,225, at
4,00; same to J. Aull 2 oxen,•*_eighing
2,650, at 4,00; T. Lamb to J. Martin lt,
weighing 20,420, at 7,37; M. Birney to J.
Frank 15, weighing 14,325, at 5,75; same to
same 6, weighing 4,450, at 5,00; Hedges et
Taylor to J,Beache 5, weighing 4,550,' at
4,75; same to same 6, weighing 3,445, at
3,26; Steel to same 19, weighing 16,000, at
4,3o;.Kearney to ._Downey 17, weighing
21,450, at 7,30; Fordyce to J. R. Redner 18,
Weighing 14,975, at 3,60; J. H. Thompson to
H. Miller 11, weighing - 13,050, at 7,75; same
to same 20, weighing 23,975, at 6,50; J. '•
Dickerson to:samer 19, weighing '19,075, at
5,00; Kearney to Aull dt, Co. 16, weighing
19,000, at 7,50; L. Shamburg to same 10,
weighing 10,425, at 5,25; Hedges & Taylor
to W. H. Tod 14, weighing '14,050, at, 4,00;
same to same 1 cow, weighing 1,050 at 3,50;
same to same 1 bull, weighing 1,175, at
3,50; Kelley &, Camp to H. Miller 17, at $75
per head; Doirning to same 17, averaging
1,860 lbs at 7,40; Skillman to H. Miller 19,
averaging 1,205 lbs 6,12.
W. Snyder sold H. Miller one fancy
heifer, weighing 1,250 lbs at 8c per' pound. •
The sales reported since Wednesday
noon last foot np 4,787 head at a range of
from $2,75 to $3,75 per cwt. One extra lot
sold as high as 86 per cwt, an extreme
price. The number sold for the same
period. last week, were 5,197 head, at a
rouge of from $2,60 to $4,50 per cwt. Sales
reported on Wednesday last was 4;141 head.
Prime mutton Sheep are in demand, but
medium, and especially the poorer grades
are in large supply, although there is a - .
goodly number of very good daily offering,
and are quickly i picked up at full prices.
We note sales as follows:
J. Carnes tol J. N. Pidcock 210 head.
weighing 17,725, at 3; Holmes,Lafferty & •
Co. to same 164, weighing 14525, at 3,25;
same to same 179, weighing 15,659, at 3,65,
N. Lanter to same 194, weighing 14,140, at
2,62; B. Westhaeffer to same 200, weighing
15,565, at 3,35; HolmesilLatferty & Co. •to
same 2119 at $1,90 per head; same to same
187 at $1,60 per head; M. Johnson to same
- 191, weighing 16,415, at 3,50; Davis.to same
212, weighing 17,650, at 3,50; A. G. McPher
son to J. C. Lloyd 120, weighing 9,960, at
3,65; A. L. -Dittle to same 212, weighing 16,-
625, at 3; R. S. Shively to Anil & Myers
109, weighing 9,600, at 3,75; G. Neal to same
97, weighing 8,325, at 3,65; M. Johnson to.'
same 160, weighing 11,700, at 3; Buchanan
to same 55 at *2,08 per bead; same to same
278, averaging 80, at 2,25; J. Jolley to E."
Lewis
Lewis 170,weighing 15,415, at 2,87; Holmes,
Lafferty &. CO. to same 201, weighing 15,825
M. illman to B. D. Miller 107, weighing
8,575; Holmes, Lafferty &. Co. to J. Ross
201, weighing 18,825, at 2,87; Hollnes, Laf
ferty & Co. to A. Lauche -408, weighing 30; 1
900, at 2,75; Smith & Blue to Vetter
.98, weighing .8,506, at 2,85; same to J. Au
rentz 143, weighing 12,024 at 3; J. S. Ames •
to R. L. Farra 202, weighing 17,275, at 3;
same to same 800, weighing 17,300, et 3.
M. Johnson sold to J. Gallagher 182 prime
sheep, for A. Tnder, at $6 per 100 lbs.
• HOGS.
The market was very stiff and-conslder
ably excited during Wednesday andTlinrs
day, but to-day (Friday) New York ship
pers being .ontof the ring, prices receded
slightly. Thus far but two of our packing
houses have been in the field, E. H. My
ers ,t Co. and J.P. Hanna & Co.; the former
house has bought a considerable number,
and would, have bought more extensively
had it not have been fot the fact that prices
are considered_too high for packers. The
sates reported since Wednesday foot up
5,023 head, at from $7,25 to $8,25 per cirti
The sales for the same period' last week
were 7,230 head, and from Friday last to
Wednesday 10,848 head, The quality of
the Hogs offering are fair, and the weather
is very favorable for packing. •
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
°MG% orrwit PiTriottrncoi Gazarrz, j
PATURDAT, December 5, 1868. $
, • 1 GENERAL REVIEW.
The Petroleum market, both Crnde and
Refined, has been remarkably quiet du
ring
the past week, and ,compared with the
,
week preceding, prices are lower. Since the
early part of the week, however, notwith
standing-there has been comparatively lit
tle done, prices have_ undergone but little
change. end the market ' has ruled quiet
but steady. The most important charm-
,
teristicsln the trade just now, is the' dis
crepancy between the prices of Crude here
and at Oil City, and a reported increase in
the production. To-day private and relia
ble advices from Oil City, report , i oil scarce.
with sales at 34;75 per bpi, which is frilly as
much', if not more, than can be realized
1
.for the article delivered' here. lin regard
,
t'o4he increased production, there is noth- -
ingliefinite 'or very satisfactory as yet, fur- -
ther than it has been rumored for several
days, and is generally believed. The re-
Ceipts of Crude during the week, were
/2,021 bbls against 8,585 last . week; from
January Ist to.date 1,038,713 against 602,315
same time last ..year. - Shipments east of
Refined were 2 . 2,244 against 1 17,042 lat3t
week; from January - Ist to date 673,574
against; 656,924 corresponding . time last
year. Sales for the week ,900 bbls
against 156,450 last week.
.
,The market conttnues exceedingly quiet
and rather - dull, though prices are without
quotable change. quotations may be fairly
Oren at 1136 to llyc for 40 tol 45 gravity,
and lie for 40 to 4 47. Thereas a settle
ment of a thousand barrels at w I - 12 c, but it
was a specifie gravity, and cannot, there
fore, be taken as a fair criterion of the mar
ket. As we have already intimated, a still
further advance has been established at
Oil City, with sales reported to-day at
31,75 per barrel. I -
Iran NED. 1
-..
. " The Refined rearket contimieve . ry quiet,
-though without important chap inprlcns.
December was hold firmly at
,Xc, either
first or last half; until late in the day,when
there was an offer to , sell at' 2fUo. We
also heard'of an offer to boy all next year,
a specified number of- barrels Iper month,
at tit ,c, and "calls" for Aprli, May and
lune at 30c and a dollar'.
1 1 IZECEIrTS canes or
, Forsyth . d; Bro._ 320 ;Fisher Fisher dcl Bro 520
D. 31: Edgerton. 1201 Jas. 'Wilkins 80
.! .
Total ! ' 1040
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OIL SHIPPID Hi ST $T A. V. TA, K.
Standard Oil %Co., 393 bbla refined to
Warden, Frew & Co., PhiladelPhia.
a.aa.
Lockhart. FreW &; Co., 425 d do to
Aden.Wa
. Frew it Co.. Philadelphi
Fawcett, Logan & Stookdale . 48 derdo to
W. P. ;Logan it, Brix, Philadi4
Nat.; Ref. Co., 100 'do do to . F. L. Dilworth
Idi c 0.,; Phibidelphia.l ;' - -'
B. W. Morgan & Co.', 200 1 doido to A den, Wu-
Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.l
P. Welaenberger & Co., 150 do do to WarT
den, Frew & Co.. Philadelphia: _
Total !Win:dente Reined 13 =
OIL BfIPPED KiST FROM DIIDOEt3ND DEPOT.
1 A. D. Miller. 48 labia refined to Waring.
King & Co., Philadelphia.
Fleming & Co., 352 do do to,Tack Bros..
!Philadelphia, ; 1
Total rilpooenta Refined... ...... ...........4 400
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