43.
STOVES, CASTINGS; 4.1 e.,
.
THE BEST STOVES.. _...::.
A. BRADLEY & CO., - -,--! -
_
Xanufacutrers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor awl Heating &mai-.
1 TO BE YOUNT) IN THE STATE. . -•-•
Sole ‘ Agents 'for the celebrated Base Burning Ori
ental Stoves and Yurnaces for Hard Coal or Coke.•
'Best
in
Z;orrelilifillEll°Atr'ntle:ll More or
C ro r i c t i Ci
buy until you see or Bead for Circular.
, - - N 0.30 WOOD STREET' -
OUr 'Agent! . fp- , 0 0 . r
k ITilit i ta l lil l e i geny B et l y s "
emitmel bt , u , .
a r:I/UOUS . 86, pa.,
or
.....„....„....„,,., 07
• . ' gErrCrinMES ''
BOSTON , COOKING . .6ANGEI
. :" • THE 'FiERY FURNACE, " '
' YOU WAILIUUG BUILDINGS. . .
• THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING •STOVE,
"REGULATOR." COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,
VAN'S (Cincinnati Pattern) PORTABI.E RANGE,
CAST IRON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S RE
FLECTOR, GRATES, free from dirt and dust;
lIIRATZ FRONTS, FENDERS, Ac.
206 and 208 Elbert''. Street,
ipezryn .-, - PITTSBURGH, PA.
"K
OVER.
T THE BEST.
licissnura CO.'
I • -
TRIUMPH,
FOR ITIM:1270178 COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast*
- oral many other Store In the Union.
BISSELL & C 0.,.
No. 285 Liberty Street.,
Also on Stand mid for sale,
• PARLOR STOVES,
HEATING STOVES
ORATE PRONTIE * &a NDERS,
COOKING ORS •
STEEL WORKS.
* - •I34IIITESNE_
jj
IRON AND STEEL WORKS, -
- COLENIAN,7I.A.EIN & C 0. ,:
YLNIXFACTUEZEI3
Itrazi, Nails and Steel. Carriage and
Wagon Sprlngs and Axles. .
Thignesse XL. and Juniata Merchant Bar, Round
and Solara Iron; Band, Hoop, Sheet and Plate Iron;
Half Oval and Half Bound Iron; Cylinder and
- Wagon Box Iron Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
Flat Bail for C oal Roads; Cut Nails and Spikes;
Plow, Spring and A. B Steel; Laminated Steel; Cut
ter Bars, Crow. Bars, ic., &c. -
*Mee and Warehonse—l7 WATER. STREET,
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
UNGER, HECK & CO.,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
Manufacturers of ever y desr.rlptl of
'CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
I igAiragmc IA-si'SA.TIFORM SPRINGS,
aact.as, iiTICEL TIRE, Ga, IC
Warehouse, 85 Water and 100 firat Ste.
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN.
EFIENZEAL PAETYIIIII3:
. Wit METCALF%I REUBEN HILLER,
S7W. W. BARR, CAAR. PARKIN.
8111CILAVPASTEIXEL-8. BIER.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
111:1141 ,- Eat, Blum
Office, No. 319 Liberty Si,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
fel4:d4B
81 . 4C1L DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARR., BROTWER & CO.,
151anlitaturers of all descriptions of
- SEVIIMMT-4,
Otlice'nd 3 91 h LSCI US' 124 SICOOND
9ad 119 and
IM STACETti,
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
a. •
(ZSTABLIBIEZD IN 1845.1
ANDERSON & WOODS,
OCCESSORS TO ANDERSON, COOS & CO.,
- Manufacturers of every description of
STEEL.
BESTEEFINEP TOOL STEEL
)inlay, Orenlar Gang and Cross Cut
saw PLATES.
• I
;:Cast and German Plow and Blister Mel;
Hoe. Fork, Rake and Toe Calk bteel.
Railroad Spring Steel and Frog Points Cast Steel
Finger Bars, blotle Steel, bpring Stec }lyre, Plow
'.Wings, etc. Oil Drill Steel.
Limos and Works-Corner FIRST AND ROSS
Pittsburgh.,Pa./ • 718:di
/ROM WORKS.
cv.f. roarui, snot.
Jas. V X. 65 LB. rres't
PITTSBURGH FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
ro . rscroosos or
Bar Iron; •
Pfttlroad Fish Bars and .Bolts;
Railroad Car czles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles - Hammered;
Locomotive Fraines; '
Locomotive FrIMO Shapes;
Side Rods:
Takes, Straps;
Piston Heads; .
Steamboat Shifts;
Steamboat Cranks; •
Piston Sods, Wrists; -
Pitman Jaws, Collars, &o.
01114 e, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PTITBBLIUGH. P'..
EPERSON, PRESTON &'
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
w are ttouse s •rNos. ne and 167 EIRST STREET
inmost -to Mouougu.ielu House, •
aid4:dB - PITTSI3IJROII.
COPPER.
LAKE SUPERIOR
coppEß, NELL . AID BMELTIIG
Prr. 1678011:1114aH•
PARK., IifcCURDY• & CO.,
iifsautietiorers of Sheathing, Brasiers , and Bolt
Copper. 'Fended Copper .Bot Urns, liaised Still Dot
union, Speller Solder. Also, luipott - rs and Dealers
In. Metal. Tin Plate, Sheet Ipn, Wire &c. Con.
'Srtsmitly on luitid Tlnn err Machines SE AT ls.
Warehouse Xo. 140 IMBE4' ST and 120
.111/0014D STBSET,Pittsburgh: •
Special orders of Copper, cut to any dewed vat
- myl4•CblidwTy
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
KNIT FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
f
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
prEniOikis, Rolling Mill Ma
.eltinery, Wail llochitnes, Retorts,
and Cintings,generally,,
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Verner Sarrel.l • sad Dina Mean Street!,
CIIMSTS ITABD,)
.prx-rsitauxuan, PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
21famifooturer, Of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
YOB GAB AND *TAT= vir: buss.
My noes are a east invariably in Pita, In
sand, and MI feet lengths. Also, fall assortment of
Oeneial Castings for Gan and Water Vforka.
I world also till the attention of suptrittendsate
Of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS. •
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
THOMAS N. MILLER. President.
These Worii are among the largest and most
eempletO establishments in the West, and are now
prepared to tarnish
Bngines, of every description,
I • .
Boilers, Oil Tanks.
Stniet Iron Work.
Railroad Caatirra.
Bolling fill Castings.
j Engine Castings.
Bgaehine Castings.
General Castings.
OBDEBS eOLICITISD
n09:n69
L. 0. LIyINGBION.R. H. BIIET.W. A. 8011120300.
LIVINCrSTON /4 . C0., •
IRON FOUNDERS,
ILAMUFACTUBILEG OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All descriptions, for Plumbers and Gas Fitters; Ag
rieultgral Implements, Cotton and Woolen Mill Ma
et
All 7eb irk promptly attended to.
Outer d D e po t, A l ley
ATENOM.
near Depot, Allegheny city, Pa.
10/OBERSON, REA be CO.,
Successors to ItoninSOn, MINIS & =LIMBS;
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND HACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
lianfir Engines Bt and Stationery Steam En
gines,' Bleat
_Mill Machinery, Gearing,
Shafting, Castingeof all description,: Oil Tanks and
SUM, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. 12, corner First and SmithfleldStreets.
Agents for GI.MLRD'I3 PATENT INJECTOR for
feeding Boilers. 7aliaS2
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butter Street, Ninth Ward,
Bolling NIII and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SIqINS'AND PIPE BOXES,
MCNERNEY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY.
Orders ges re promaso ptl
na y and carefully executed.
Charble.
FIBBEBT: & MA D.
PITTSBVROff.
0c15:12S
THOIL4M CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and. Machine Works,
_
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGE:IINT CITY. rA,
Manufacturers of - Steam Engines, Oil Presses, Pul
leys, Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work Rolling
MU and Machine Castings, Grate Bars, Weights,
Wagon.Bozes, /to.. Build to order and have on
band Engines of all sizes. . , mvl.4:qs
ANDFOUNDEVE
ROLL WORDS
SSO Perm Street.
BOLLIAN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
cm Bow", Mill op:swi g s, Roll Litthei, tO.
SAMUEL M. WICE.EIIIIIIAM,
•
IRON BROKER,
124 First Street,Pittsburgh,.Pa.
I
Agent for the sale of Cornwall, Doughamere,
Jo
sephine, Guncannon ntanhope Glendon.
and other brands of Anthracite , Yoll ' olo6ll l =3'
Coke and C. B. Charcoal
P/131. ' IRONS. -
'flardan centrally aelleited.
TITTSBURGIBI PAPER BLOM.
FACTORING OOMPANT,Atanufacturers of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
CLINTON MILL—f3TEUSENVILLE. 01110.
BRIGHTON HILL—NEW BRIGHTON, PA.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, •
N 0.82 Third Street f rittaborgh l P a ;
071FIC8A8—AVGIIBT HARTJA, President.
JNO. B. LIVINGSTON, Treasurer. -
SAMUEL RIDDLE., Secretar7,
DIRECTORS—Aagrat Hartle, JoNIL Atwell, S. ti
Hartman, John B. Ltrlngton.
Cash paid fot paDer Stock.. . jaNioeg
PEEL MILL FBILY FLOIIII.
PEABL MILL Three War Green Brand, equal to
FRENCH FAMILY FLOUR.
^ Tide roar will only be sent oat When espeolaily
ordered. ,
PEARL RILL BLUE BRAND,
Equal to belt St. Lodi.
•PEABL RILL BED BRAND,
E N
qual to bait Ohio oun
WHITS CORN MOUE AND CORN MEAL.
. L Ts IIiiIINXDY di BBos,
Allegheny, Sept. 9,1888. rzeni. HILL.
PITrsBURGS
(Oppoeite Union iron ]Sills, )
PITTSBLTROR.
IRON BROKERS.
PAPER.''
FLOUR.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1868,
ENGINES, BOILERS, •&e.
HUB N. BOLE 8 CO.,
CA)r. Point Alley and Daquesne St.,
(MLLE TDB PCMffT,)
Engine BuildersYounders & Machinists,
. .
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all slim.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER: of 16-horse power.
CASTINGS, of every kind, made to ordei at our
Foundry, on_THIRD STREET, below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS; HOUSE Ind TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO RAMSES. on hand and matte to,
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Froattag a the Allegbeny Inver, sew Us Patin,
• PITTEIBTIBAIH. ,l'A.
iiir.All orders • rom • tiled.. TOY
FosT irriT
110=1, STILL AN TANK
WO ES
CARROLL & SNYDER, ,
KA31117 MIMS 011'
TTIBULAB. PCITIELB-IFLUND TIIBULAA,
- YIBE
BOY AND CYLINDBB STRAY BOUM&
OIL UTILLB AND .TANNB. . • •
OffINNEYS, BREECHING AND ABE PANS,
BBTTLING PANG, BALT wards AND CON
: DBNBERS;
siziar. ?Ism essoanstuFas AND IBON
BRIDGES;
PIUBON DOOM AND COAL Bl=llll3
011ie. and Warehouse, eorner Second,
• Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH,` Pa.
y° Orders sent to the above address will be
Promptly attended to. mh7:o9
BARNHILL & CO.,-
BOILER MASERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS ,
• -
NOS. SO, SS, A 4 AND SG PENN ST.
Raving secured a large yard sad furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are pre,pared to
manufacture every description of BOMERS 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, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhill.s Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. - 115:c21
JAMES M. RITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PrIIISSUBGEI,
icAzodioruitss or •
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPFILBSTiaId PIPE,
Bowser HILL STACKS,
And SHEET IKON WORK,
For Steamboat'.
JARMO M. Bausit ILDMV - ND D.. BRUM.
'TARED BI:181.IISH & 8011 b
MAXOPLOSIMILUIS OP
Stearn Boilers, Oil . Stills, Tanks.
88EZT IRON WORE. &O.
81_Pena Street, Pittabssal 8, Pa.
10p1LINGAMM)S13166 .
Censmbedon Iterehants and Brokers in
Petroleum and its P9ducts,
DALZELL'S BUJLDIII6, DUQUEUE WAY, •
PITITIBIIB6OI. PA.
PHILADZI.PHILL ADDRESS.
WARING, KING & CO.,
T ACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DIALIIIIB IN
Parole= and its Ptoducts.
Pitietrarth 0111•e—DALWELL , BUThD)NG. eitr
ner of Duquesne Way u.d Irwin streeta.
Phila.:leVida 02!lee-121 WALNUT BT.
api:w2o
LONG
H.; & CO., ~ -
, .MANUFACTUREBS Or
PUREE milirifl BURNING OIL,
13;rand—I'LIVIFE4C."
Office, No. 2 Dwaine Way, Eflaburgh.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
-LINDSEY, STKRILIT & WER
Al Et TO W ALI?, ,
CUTLERY, &C.
887 LIBERTY STREET,
One Square Below Dalton Depot,
•tents tor FAIRBANKS , ROALKS,
NOVELTY WORKS.
pITTSBURGH -
NOVELTY WORKS.
ADAMS BVICEE & CO.
sAm o irAolount o
Re i stono egtondard. Pat wit Platform
• and Counter ,
130.10. L S.
Janus' Faced Patent Door Locks
and Latches,
PAINT AND 0 I M L L I26LZ MOW. Le.
Corner of Grant and First Streets,
aus:t64
GAS AND' STEAM 'FITTING.
roux IC coons JOB. Jura HEM 3 / 2311 .
JOHN /IL COOPENk& CO., • -
i3kAgs , POtatiOrag•
,
GAB AND STEAM Ennui
Itsiorsatarers of 1411111 AND DRAM o
Irja 4. '"D"'" jlme.rattl . orn OAS NiFrtrilag
Corneiof pike and Walnut Streets,
==
OILS.
127 Walnut Street.
HARDWARE!.
and Importers o
OORISTF.E OF WATNZ,
PITTSBURGrH.
PITTBMIIIIGH.
PITTSBURGIY.
FINANCIAL.
FORT PITT BAN O COMPANY,,
No. 169 Wood Street,
CAPITAL, :: : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DICALSJIB Ili/
GOVERNME.I'sIT BECURITHS,
AND COLD.
itERESTf ALLOWED ON TIER DEPOSITA.
Colieetlou made - on all acoeutble points In the
United States and Canadu.
DIRECTORS:
D. Hostetter,.-I Jac. 0 Risher,
James Gordon, Bobt. H. Rg
D. Wallace, .. Andrew Mill e r,
Z. If sweaty; James M. Hanel.
BAWL. MeCLIIIIILAit, ?resit.
D. LENT WILSON. Cashier.
=I
NATIONAL - BANK OF . COMMERCE,
.
COI. of Wood and Sixth St 3. .
, .
P 8
A.
J . O A O T . a50n:......... ..... —,..........fre..v ,
e as idisn er t,
T
CAP TAL C :. : : $500;000.
/
MDLECTOBS: /
! George W. Cus,
James McCandless,
Wm. Doulas,
',WM. gee d._
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. B. Haven,
AT 11 - A.llr.
ata:on
Duscotrans PAW
HART, CAI:WHEY & •
BANKERS AND 11R KERS •
Owner Third and W Streets,
prrreirunclaE,
(BUCIOESSOM TO HANNA. d 00..)
DILLIES IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particulaz attention paid to he purchase and
sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Bight Drafts on I..ondon.myinita
IA•
BOLDLES & SONS,
•
3EULTgIarOPADIRLIES,
Market Street,
/-
.prra-rssurtorz, PA.
Collections made on all the principal points of the
United , states and Cenadas. •
Stocks, Bonds and other. Securities -
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CoMMIESIOI4.
Ps/tinier atnentloa paid to the purchase and
sale of
United States Securities.
3120:ai
WESTERN SAVINGS BANE,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest paid 011 Time Deposits
ANY 131 TM RECEIVED PROM
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS •BUBJECT TO CHEM WITHOIIT
INTEREST. •
Dlscoants Dolly at LI o'clock.
Piesident—THONESON BELL
Vice Praident-1.31.• MARSHALL. •
.mnscross:
TIIOMPSON BELL, A. M. MARSHALL,'
J. DLWORTHP /E, . JOS. AMMER.
. J. G I LL ES
Stockholders to whom we
W W m . For dwe he,
Willis Dairen,
D. W. C. Bidwell
B. I.V.lralton.
_. MEDICAL.
MANHOOD: HOW LOST ! HOW
RESTORED! 'Just published fn sealed envoi ,
ops. Price, rtz cents. A LECTURE ON THE
NATURAL ' TREATMENT. and Radical Cure et
Spematorrlacea, or Seminal Weakness, Invpluntary
Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impediments to Mar•
'gage generally Nervousnesb, Consumption, Erg
lepsy and Fits; Mental and niggles' Incapsel**, re.
sating from Self Abuse, &c.., by Rohr,: 3. Culver
well. M. D. author of the "Green Book, ' Ac. "A
BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS," seal
under seal, In a plain envelope, to any address, post
paid, on receipt of six cents, or two postageatamps,
to CHAS. J. C. KLINE 1 CO., lii7 BOWERY,
NEW YORK, POSTOFFICE BOX. 4556. Also Dr,
Cuiverwell 's "Marriage Guide, ,* price S 5 cent,.
my:SahttsT
bvr
ANHOOD. s9 —Another New
DitttMUSICAL PA3IPIILET,f rook the pen of
IITIB. The Medical Times say sof this work:
"This valuable treatise on the cans e and cure of
premature decline, shows bow health Is impaired
through secret abuses Of youth and manhood, and
how easily regained. It gives a clear synopsis of
the ImpediMents to marriage. the cause and effects
of nervous debility, and the remedies therefor." A
pocket edition' Of the above • will be to, warded on
receipt of 85 tents, by addressing Doctor - CUR
TIS, 'No. 58 Worth Charles Street, 'Baltimore, Md.
jyllsti ' •
ADVICE to YOUNG MEN ABOUT
TO MAII.IIY.
Esomsra for Young Men,
On the Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to
Youth and Early Manhood. with the humane view
of treatment and cure, sent by mall In sealed letter
envelopes freeof eharxe, -Address, HOWARD AS
SOCIATION; Box Phlldelphis. Pa. se22:x9o-d&T
SHEETINGS AND BATTING.
OAXES, BELL & CO., ,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS.
f.rrwsztratuki.
Menu toren of !LEAPT MEDIUM end LIGHT
ASOIIOII AND DILSAINOLLI.
SHMATINGS AND RATTING.
DYER AND StIOURER,
COILI COAL!! Imot
DICKSON, STEW AilT & CO.,
Seeing removed their Mice to
NO, 60713r-grEUE* l "jr S'r4Erzlri
(rstely F)oni 7011)8ZOOND KLOC.
wed r s o rdish good YUCGl3lloHlt
ralr°)NuT WTI. OR SLACK, sktke lowest
market prlae.. . ,
AU orders left at their °Sloe,' or addressed to
themthroush tlse metl. wtU be attended ; to oromstll.
MECHANX.CA.4 NOIRE ER .
pEgozvAL BECKETT,
razonemota. ENGINEER,
, _
And Solicitor or Ilitteptio.
Mato of P. Y. W. & •
Ofilcia, No. 79 FEDERAL STREET,.
_Room NO. X
I:passim. P. O. Box 110, ALLEGHENY CITY.
MACHINERY, of all descriptions designed.
I3LASTSUBNACE and ROLLINVILL ULM
IMO, tarnished. - Paationlan atta r on , pal to de
signing COLLIERY LOCOMOTIVES. Patents con
fidentially solicited. • air An EVENING DRAW.
INO CLASS air mechanics, every WEDNESDAY
MIGHT. aptatifil
THE BA-NHING HOUSE OF
PH. E. ...wEnarrz,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
DRAWS BILLS OP EXCHANGE ON
LON - I:00N BERLIN,
•
• UN lON BANE," pus t k N
DUBLIN._ L EIPZiG, •
LIVOR Poop. BREMEN. •
GLASGOW, '. RAMBURGH,
BuLFAST,, FRAEPORT of 31., ./
PARIS. . ' WEIRZBURGEI,
STRASSBOURG" DA.RMSTADT,/
MAINZ. CAoSEL, _ /
RAISERS r.A.NTERN, iLOLOGNE, / -
LAND WAN, TRIES, ,
HEILBROM. BASEL,
STUTTGART, BERN.
__
STMEHOLM, SAN FRANCISCO,
and about 200 more smaLer places. Money Is also
sent to any village from central points Mrs et to the
resilience of parties free of charge, In from fifteen to
seventeen days.
Collections made by power' of attorney all over
Eur. pe. Goods and parcel" attenaed to.
• ' PH. R. MERTZ.
Co.,JANES m
RADY .
to IL JONES I C 0..)
,/ Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
33. EL. DAT 32C. lON 3R.. El 7
BUY AND BELL ALL KINDS OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
BOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,_
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
igr Interest Allowed on Deposits. •
zor Money loaned on Government Bonds at low
est market rates. - •
Orders executed for the
.Purehase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and tiOLIP.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
tljt littgliurit-Gaittti
OPTICS OF THY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
MONDAY, December 7, 1868.
—Closing quotations received by James,
T. Brady & Co.: Gold, 136%; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 115; 5-20's, 1862,
111,,1; 5.20'5, 1864, 107%; 5-20's, 1865,
108; 10-40's, 105%; 5-20's, January and
July, '65, 110%; 5-20's, January and July,
'67 110%; '6B, 110%; June 7-30% par less %;
July 'dco %; August 119; Sept., 119;
Oct. 118%; Union Pacific Railroad, 102; Cen
tral, 103.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
• MONDAY. December 7, 1868
The market was exceedingly dull to-day,
which was owing mainly to the inclement
condition of the weather, which, doubtlesa,
prevented many buyers from being in at
tendance. The number on sale was not
large, reaching about 900 head, but as the
demand was confmed_almost wholly to
supplying the wants of the retail trade,
market was a hard one; the butchers did
not even seem to be out in full force, and
those who were in attendance did not buy
very freeleeming di.,posed to hold back
in anticipation that they would be able to
do better towards the close. There were
but one or two eastern bnyers on hand,
and the miserable` weather kept away a
good many country buyers who are usu
ally here every week.
Prime to extra butchers stock sold at
7to 7%, and medium to good do at 6to
6%. Stock Cattle may be 'quoted at from
414 to 5%, according to quality and condi
tion. There was a fair proportion of good
Cattle, though the greater number con
sisted of rough steers and cows.
We did not gst a full report of the sales,
but we have given enough to indicate fully
the condition and tone of the market, and
this, we are sure, is all that could be ex
pected under the circumstances. A snow
storm prevailing during the entire fore
noon, and with it over head, and mud and
slush from six to twelve inches deep under
foot, dealers geneitilly felt like getting
away astoon as,posslble. We quote the fol-'
lowing sales: •
A. Musser sold to B. McGarvey 22 head
cows and heifers at 147 per. head. Cullen
to Myers & Needy 12 head Indiana steers
at —; Love to Myers Needy 12 head
fairish steers at 5,60; Hazleurtxxl & Black
stock 70 head of Ohio cattle,on commission,
at 4to 7; L. &J: Shamberg 75 head mixed
stock at 5 to 7,25; Holmes, Lafferty & Co.
10 head of medium stock, for Armstrong,
at an average9f 5,50; Nicholas Carr 40 head
small Licking county, Ohio, stack, for
Morgan & Malholm, at 5 to 6,60; Hedges &
Taylor 65 head of commission cattle 5 to,
6,75; Wicks & Allen 25 head of small heif
ers and steers at 3,50 to 4,50; L. Rothchilds
et. Co. 29 head ofOhicago stock at 5,50 to
6,50; Lohman at Traurman 30 head Chicago
stock at 5,25 to 6,75; Haas& Kraus 45 head
at 5,50 to 6,50; Keefer 45r. Zeigler 31 head
of NVaslitngton comity steers at 5,50 to 7,50;
Myers& Needy 42 head lowa feeders at 5
to 5,25; 60 head good to prime butchers cat
tle at 6,50 to 7,50: M. Verner 26 head at 3
to 5,75; Marks & Bro. 54 bead at 5 to 6,50..
make reference:
Joseph Dilworth, •
Adv. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert,
A. 3i. Brown, ' I
Thomas swing.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
There was a very full supply on sale to
day but with an improved demand,
brought about by the presence of several
eastern buyers, .the market turned out
much better than was generally expected
at the opening, and there • were but few if
any left over unsold. Compared with last
week, however. prices have undergone no
quotable change,though had it not been for
the outside buyers, there would most like
ly have been a decline. Among the east
ern buyers we noticed Erisman, of the
firm of Pidcock .6t Co., New York, and who
by the way is a large operator in this class
or stock.
-J. P. Neely sold 153 head at $1,25 per
head. C. Thompson sold 200 head at 1,50
to 3,25 per head; J. Emmell sold 150 head at
1,25 to 2,50 per head; A. Eckert sold 128
at 1,25 to 2,50 per head; Stakely et, Bro. sold
100 head at 1,50 to. 2,50 per head; glarwin dt
Bro. sold 188 head at 1,00 to 3,00 per head;
W. Young sold 216, at an average of 1,25
per head; C. Beeler sold 80, at an average of
1,20 per head; J. Walters sold 50, at an ave
rage of 1,25 per, head; Quigley sold 240, at
an avorage of 1,35 to 2,50 per head; Shaw
sold 120, at an average of SO to 1,25 per
head; John McAllister sold 165, at an ave
rage of 85 to 4,00 per head.
aoas.
The marketfor this class of stock is firm
and fairlyactive with a demand fully pp
to the supply. In prices, there has been
no material change since last week, though
there is a &Mar feeling; we quote in a re
tall way at 714 . to . 9 for fair to prime, ' heavy
averages in a retail way.
Nicholas Carr retailed 250 at Bto 83‘; C.
Boyer 204:1'at 7% to 8q; James Prentice
sold 26 head to Emenck Aft Co. at
. 730 and
Elliott to saute buyer 49
Env we/grand to the Pittsburgh Uasette.l
einem)°, December 7.—Cattle very quiet
and unchanged. Hogs active; at $7,20a7,40
for common, and $7,50400 for good to
choice; receipts 01'111,028 head; shipments of
2,264 head.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
ALLEGHENY CATiLE.HARIEET.
CATTLE
=I
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
Orricr, cE ximic Prrisninteli GAzurrr.,
MONDAY. December 7, 1868.
The general markets were exceedingly
dull to-day, owing mainly to the inclement
weather, which always tends to retard Out
door pperations; and, besides, Monday is
usually the dullest day in the Week. The
demand for almost everything continues to
be confined to supplying the immediate
wants of the local trade, while in regard to
values, there are no important changes.
APPLE BUTTER—Demand is rather
better, but prices are unchanged st 70 to 75
in kegs, and 80 to 85 in crocks. -
APPLES-Continue to meet with a good
demand, and under the influence of dimin
ished receipts, the market is firmer and
prices higher; we now quote at $3 to $4,50
per bbl, for fair to choice. •
BUTTER—In fair demand, and steady
with regular sales, of prime to choice Rai
at 35 to 40c.
BEANS=SaIes at $3,50 to 0,75 per
bushel.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Sales at 4%c. •
CRANBERRIES—The, supply in this
market is very'small; prime Eastern Culti
vated at $23 to $24 per bbl.
CIDER—DuII; $6 to $8 per bbl.
CHEESE---Dull and unchanged, ranging
all the way from 15 to 20, according to ,
quality.
DRIED FRUIT—In rather better de
mend bat unchanged; sales of Peaches at
12 for quarters, and 14 to 15 for halves, and
Apples at 9 to 11c.
EGGS—Quiet and unchanged, and freah
packed cannot be quoted above 33c. _
POTATOES—Firmer,_under the influ-
ence of diminished receipts; sale of. MX/
bushels prime Peach Blows, on platform,'
at 78c; small miles at 85. to 90c. -
SALT—Is firmer but unchanged; we
continue tq quote Allegheny liver brands
at $l,BO to $1,85 by the car load, and $2, in
store. •
HAY—Sales of Baled Hay on wharf at
$lB to $24 wit' ton; for fair to strictly prime.
-HOMINY-16,0 to $7 per bbl.
ONlONS—ThereceiPts have fallen of/
somewhat, and the market is firmer, and
we now quote at 51,50 to $1,75 ,per bushel,
for good to prime.
GRAIN—Ther% is a slightly improved
demand for Wheat, and the market Is
firmer, and prime Red Winter is noW
quoted at $l,BO to 51,85 and choice do at
51,90. New Corn is in steady demand .
with sales on track at 75 and in. store at 80
to •85. Nothing said about old. Oats in
better demand but unchanged at 62 to 63
on track, apd wharf and 65 to 66 in store.
There is an increasing demand for Rye and
prices are advancing; we now quote No. 1
at $1,45, with a sale at $1,48. Barley is .
held with considerable tenacity, but the
demand at much of an advance, is :light,
most of the 'large buyers being_ well
stocked.
LARD OIL—Is firmer and in limited
supply, but unchanged: we continue to
quote No. 2 at 5423 to $1,25 and No. 1 at
$1,45 to 51,47.
LARD—Steady with regular sales of
prime kettle rendered at 16 1 ,.
MESS PORK—DuII; occasional small
sales neat $25,50't0 $26 per barrel.
.CLOUX-The market is quiet but steady,
and while there is a fair demand, prices
are without quotable change. West
ern Flours are still quoted at $7,50
to $B,OO for Spring, and $9,00 to
$9,50 for Winter. The Pearl Mill
quote their brands, made of the best
Wheat, alkfollows: Extra Family Flour,
in barrels, at $9,50, and, in sacks, 59,20 per
barrel; Dord3le Extra Family, in barrels,
$10,20, and, in sacks, $9,80 per barrel;
Spring Wheat•Flonr, in barrels, $B,OO, and,
in sacks, $7,70 per barrel. The. City Mills
quote prices as follows: Extra 'Family,
(Winter) in • barrels, $9,50, - and, in sacks,
$9,20 per barrel; Double Extra Family, in
barrels, - $lO,OO, and. In sacks,s9,7o per
barrel, and Spring. KOO, In b arrels, and
$7.70. in sacks, per barrel.
WHlSKY—Highwines are quoted at 51
to $1,05 per gallon.
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE PITTEtTEGDI GAZE/ iE, t
MONDAY, December 7, 1868.
The market is quiet and 'steady; other
wise it is devoid of any new or important
characteristics worthy of special notice.
There was, comparatively speaking, but
little done to-day, which was owing in part
to the incleMency of the weather, but main
ly to the fact that there was little or noth
ing to do.
CRUDE.
, The Crude market is quiet and un
changed. Spot oil may be quoted at 113
to 12 according to quality—we heard of
tank oil having been offered at the outside
figure. But a single sale reported, 1,000
each January to MarCh at 12%. A tele
gram from Oil City reports that both New
York and Cleveland buyers have with
drawn for the present, and that the mar
ket, as a consequence, was very dull. Still
there were buyers at *4,50, which( is con
sidered equivalent to 12 cents delivered
here, leaving no margin for the shipper,
deserving of the name.
REFINED
The Refined market in quiet but steady
and unchanged. There scorns to be but
little inquiry either for present or future
delivery, and it is equally true that sellers
are just as scarce as huyers. We can re
port two lots, one of 500, and the other of
1,000, both for the first half of December at
29%. The last half could either be bought
or sold at 29%. Offers to but the first half
of 1569 at 31 or all the year, 500 to 1,000 per
month, at 32. Thus it will be seen that the
'market opens up just where it left off at
the close of last week, there beipg no
change in the feeling or prices.
OIL SHIPPED EAST FROM DUQUESNE DEPOT.
A. D. Miller. 48 thls refined to Waring,
King t co., Philadelphia.
1
G. W. Holdship t C ~ 96 do do to War
ing. King ,dc Co.,..Phila elphia.
Tot 4 shipments Reline ..., 144
OIL SHIPPED Ed 9 BY A. V. It. R.
Lockhart. Frew tt .. 576 do do to War
den. Frew & Co.. Pbila elphia.
McKee, Hackett &. Co • 250 do do to W. P.
Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Total shipments Retu..,2,:..,
Cleveland Market:
[By TeleeTaph to the Pitt sburgh..Gazette.
CLEVELAND, December 7.—Flour market
steady and unchanged: city made ranges
at $11,25a11,50 for treble extra white; $9,50a
9,75 for double extra amber; $8,25a8,50 for
double extra red; 87,50a7,75 ;or double
extra spring, and $7a7,75 for Extra spring;
country:made ranges at $8a8,75 for double
extra red and amber; $7,00n8,00 for double
extra spring, and 510a10,75 for double extra
white. What; No. 1 red winter $1,83a1,85.
Corn; old 97e; new 75a80c, according to
quality; sales of one car load of pew at 74c.
Oats; one car load sold at 60c. Rye dull
but firm; No-1 held at 11,38a1,40; No:2 at
$1,32a1,35. Barley quiet and steady, at
$2,00a2,05 for No. 1 Canada; No. 2 State
nominal. Petroleum firm and unchanged;
at 27a28c la large iota at 29a$0c in trade lots,
Louis Cattle Market.
illy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] •
ST. Loots, DeBember 7.—Hogs excited
and higher at 7%a7%c for fair to good, 7%a
8o for choice. and We for extra. Cattle—
common and me4lum plenty and dull at
2a314e; fair to good cattle in moderate stip
pi's,' at' 4ase; and prime to choice extra
scarce and nominal at 5%,a830. 'Receipts of
5,170 hogs. -
New York Dry Goods Market.
CB7 Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
NEW Yorur, December 7.—Owing.. to the
prevalence cf s inclement weather, the mar
ket has continued languid, and there is
hardly enough doing to warrant any essen
tial_change in prices.
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