STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
/SHE BEST ?P.TO-TE II4 - •
33iLLTILEIr & 'Co.,
,Niatifictmrs of "the trietteat Tarlety ofl
, .
Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stares,
• • TO. AID/ I r9 l 724lt'Uf 252 wrjaiv• - r. -.-,-
soliAgenta to the Gale rated Baas Burning Ori
ental lOto-rea and, Funtace a for Bard. Coal or Coke.
asoalitthelWorld for Parlar,tree_. tltore or Chtuvh.
needs no rekindling-barna au winter.- DO net
vain 1011. gee. ar few; for Clreutarc, u • : -• ,;,,.y•
...,
,-; . — NOR•Afb,O9D. P 3 Mgirr ..-: %,, , sfliv:
: -
&I' - Alreitil . for Orientals-DZMIOLETt :MOIL,'
-- • *geld 15t.; GEO. litißLZ - , Alle *y
o:llPslif.!;l:VrtilL4',l , 9:
awrxmAc pmu:m
011-1117 1 0ATE1163- ,
B9sTort ,, coolfarre . '..-RANGE,
• zerniilitlitlitiit,” •
**le eoo2&piev_iriotz.'
lILATOR.!4; 4i3OLVIIENI 04: "COOK" WOVE,
t• antaulatt ratters) PORTALUX 13.1.1KG11,,
IZON litAwriza wELiatmos - as.
I %6RA/41LIW_Iirer stem dist stir OW
t E i S t lrffarD4 114 * •
.h. 3 :"“f: :: r:, ' •
g4)ll.tuttli2.B Liberty, litre et;
mew
COONvitrorm: •-•
CET THE BEST.
lIISSETAZ a MS
TR.II7DdP~I,
POB'BritiliflEol7,9 COAL.
=ME
Ws trios* 0i: took, Bake or Roadie;
Well any other Store I i tie'Weis
BM
NOME
&Op
7 .... Bram -
No 28E XanDer.ty:Sti.est,:••,.
•
All6O/1 for sali;. •
P /yILOR STOVE& - •
araTnie ,
WI) PENDtid,
• lErNfi ge
;?- . ; . •i'lisSiliMii VRAUI3.4 . ' ' v . '. '"
DrWrEfaig 4 , 1 ,
, =, §R EL WORKS.;
ft ' . COS,
milurusvaitspi
"arid geed. 'tinfoils and
wagon isAri,ggi . t. ippit 4116.fie5.,
e•
Duquesne., MI. and Juniata Merchant Bar, Baud
and Beare Iron; Band,MoOP, Sheet and iiireiMai
Oral, Malt Oral aralMalf Brrandlron: Cy der and
Wagon Box Iron: Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
Mat Belt d¢r Coal BoadtlCUFßalli find Spikes;
Plow, Spring And B Steel; Laminated kneel; Cut
' •
ter Bars, Crow Bars, do., ire.
Ofdee ant , Warehouse—J7' WATEMIrrnIrr,
k rugmw:cinlEt
SUE`x cg
& w..
er t ° F'AY.irrl eg6T P U '"
CAST. AND, CERMAN.STEtLy
PA imwAY fintROSL . •-•
IiZtLIrTIC AND PLATIPORM SPRINGS,
• AXLES. EBLICEL MBE, alui age •
Warehottme, 83 Wader and 100 Finding.
wiLLEJEt, iwut & PAssirr.
GINICIAL marinas
WM. METCALF,
940. W. BARB,
•• armnALTAVranre—B. Mb =B.
GELESCilder'ricire:
. • • , MARIS dr. l'Altliall44
ii*lce, No. 339 taberttrrSti
4:de ISTIVIKEBOR,PA. k - • "
A5l
BIACK, .PWlO,Pf!):f
STEgia WORKS.
pAitt;l-111torktiti:4&-.
Isswiti*teAorj4ideserspOwie Of
'~~T'• ; ;
and 119 an ()ace and Var d
141 FetioDLST 5:27 , ANETsitse, 1.5115it. ; "12*13740 ;
"
. - ... • prrrsittinni.
-.- —..--TISETT BBITIIGH STEEL WORKS. -
.... . . , ..
`. citikowidati ix tilt 8:j - - - ' , ''.., - •
ANDE7iLSOIir & WOODS, '
UCCZBBOES TO ANDERSON,. COD - 1
£ C 0.,)
MiiitufsetOiers of 'every delediption of '
:, • • c,' lilt EEL. , • - , i
. ,
BEST REEL - NAB T9o.r, STEgris
mm, lint, Oiredis t r Ong audDross Cat.
. ,
• S Ylrs riderP..s. . _
Syriac Cad bad fftirissat , Plowandßiliter Steel.
glove; Doe;lrorki Rabe grogoe Calk fiteel.
Railroad Spring SteelaudPoints,_Cast Steel'
linger Bars, sickle Steel, ii_pv . ing thee =gris,..plois,
nitts.l l
Wings, dte.l_oll Drill Steel: - , , • - •
(Agee and *orbs --Corner AND ROSS STs.,
Pittsburgh, Ps. . '
atON. ViCOMM.
JAS. if Kamm, 1".1"0821LB, Burl.
pritrilinnutial
FORGE
1:: .2
•
AND IRON CO;.;'
ontrmlri!=m!i or
Patlfroildillik sass sad MISR II
.11auswidpie . 4..deaSOU0414 •
Radiessel.ldiaVAwlea 2ELClsilootedi
• •
Isosoalons,afsa , -
laconmfillrePraFae ...
11.1.46,41.40
•
• ahlt,4oo 11404151 - _
SUassissal,Sllsafaa
altabilal (Wanks;
Pastas Bete . Wristsj
.Plikauis Jaws, Coilikes, &a.
°Moe, No. 177 PENN STREET,
; .._Firmssturst.
EvEnOA, rieliumuqr & co.,
'UR
Pennsylvania Iron Wecks.
Warehenne, /Cm 166 sud-18,7 1171 1 / 3 "tAll'! . 4l3CT
opposita MonosimieltHonse; " -• P I
azaf:di PITT.III3ITR6III.
-
COPP.EIL
. .
~......,..,
LAKE iin'NAl , ".7., : „.. j ei b: . ! ; 4. A .f ; if
001;iiii lath di i itinttlNG 'WORIB
~-r, ' I: f 7:f ,'''.,
PARik;' l . ge r al , MYr-&:Coii . ,
( tiiiiere 'of- ithistiVriiiiiii and *4
Mamba _ .
L...
copper, rreAßAgpmf/110 rt r a graSealera
Some. tA SPe i 1
02 ,terwm mataL `rt 4 jsk = it i r dii.inro i _. 41.43. polio_
0 11 413 — t e lyr einUiscPTl ii . n . liss a Mmlch i lp s e m ffi c s da.7 .
„ t ruer
larotreNlVßlM' /A IL tuburgf. o
114 . 14,,p .
iii „
speou ?f,4 I 4 I : I • 9I NYPP grd " " I I sayikaakdwrdi
V d
L. 0. LIftO6HROI.W.M. 1101 T. R. A. 1102112010 N,
la n INGIFPII,IIII CO., • •,•
IRON •1 4 017141 - DEReS. '
FINE .L.regr atsuaras,
'JandesertMau. tr/nrerdoen.dadeaa
lietiltaraFfeepLementr, ConentudWooferling
eldnem de. _
21.11 Job Work premptir attended to. •
Mee and Workr—IPAEOPINOTON liriM.Or 4
sear. Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
'IIOOI3IIIIIIION, BEA 6c CO.,
•B•li - •
Stutoossors to Bonnrsor, Xmas & Nrciass,'
. _
I iVAS — IIP4.IS9*TOPI WORIKS
• fOUNDEit - ANti - BACHtifISTS.
Xannßustarers of Bost end fititlcnum Steam En
caZast Engine still Machine r, Gearing. -
Quer at drocrrions;glll4
~ O ldcoMiltr,_eorner Bind and Smithfield Streets.
.ants for ODETABDIS P&TXXIX LEJECToIt, fbr
feeding Boilers. tan r 6
REUBEN MXLLKH,
I CHAS. PARKIN.
3,I°NT .4W# 0. 4 .0 .1.
. 14 # . 1 4 4 T r.
(Opposisegnicalml4lll.,) - -
rT* I 9:". I 9 I R•
Moiling Mill and Mildse pa4iings,'
n't
etKer• AllariPE BOXES,
&3B cIASTINEitt
, Ordero promptly and eareitlly Czeente4 .
ftirges reasonable.
„ ,
.EBBERT a HIALCKLIIM -.
HONALS CA#LIN . a
T
Fourth pad ;Foundryad :111tithine :Works,
...I{ABEDI 7 / 3 1LY 151%, ALLEGHENY. CITY, PA.. • -
lismolioturen of Steam Rnglnes, Ofi
b W an sg d
Veit,
e Pul.l
),IttilirmituvALT ll ."4, lAN° *Z I A r
order a nd
'CIENTRAti, FOUNDRY
• AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn eitzreot.
BOLTOW BOIT -&s LBAGALEL
aim Roil:, Hill Outing, Roll issue.,
ssainuEL mwicarataLim,
IRON BROKER,
124 First iireet ? Pifiabnrgk, Pa.
far for thivale of
~...00211Bli Mnitoe=dtr,
oat i r i lran i e2 Avirr-91 tan
lineedolliul
Coke asixt B. Clharcoal Yoa thlo~Ye•
PIO IRONS. •
/*stalk • seettfailir peUelted.
=
=
DiII743I3ILIIGH • PAPER MAME.
iL FA.OTIISING 001dPAN1%,1)1Langfacturga
PAINTING AND ' WRAPPPN4 .
CLINTON 1.117.,7 lIIIIIIIMILLIC UMo
,jIIIIO3TOV MILL-1111W IILIGHTC•2I,
NO.S2 Third Street, Pittsbargh, Pa.
arrhaiss—Atrernsr" mourn ihisident.
• JNo. B. LllThrifthilofif Abfrozw.
waprnar, _
Dtezereap , 4 tivit nano, Jo* JIMMLII..a. D.
Hartman, dots B.
Clash mid fps
~~
liMill
:PEARL MU EM ILY FLOW
e
1 -• TZAR'. WLL Timm flat elides
FRENCH , ?..FAIRiLY FLOUR. ,
"lia• at wk"... 81 1 1111 4 17
ordered'
-;;;
Seoul te beet St.
- Plum& Num 13*./IXAMIN, , -
• /kW tie best Obbelebirni is
Irpirris 00BN;71.01:12tAND.00111 , 1101 , 1M
, 111 4 0 .1 1 MIUMiknel
raiaig /LE&
nKM. I)=U3sIA+,UMI*3IITS.
KNP FORT t PITT
FOUNDRY - COI/PkNY
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBI3RGII, PA,
f3ifttemf , R1 1 14)1( Brkg
chhaery, mall Machines, Retorts,
and Castings generally.
NA'''4ofir
vri i l l .ll . ':
AND liiPk lAlthtts.
Commie Carrell •ad Monallaseas Stseets,
W= TAW)
,j i
. .:1
IPkt . rilitnsn;43 '' ili,; PA• 7 '
; s" " •
~Y~T~I~'`SI'T~
- -,r AcsiV'swfr OA!„
CAST E,
POE em AND wA.Tis WOES.
-, . •
Pliatil are • slat tamrialdy la Pits, la dry
amid, aad 12 feet siatraa••••y .
11 R
k;l 4 •• ;1
Gensisilemithigibitas and ateriTorks:
would pal Ostl the stpi,ailon of Itileleaps
et @iii If!eisvi is road: elltroierk•
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
Pri . ll3l3l7l‘,GFEt.
TROMAB N. NILLEII. President.
'lime Werke are MONK the largest and most
ilemle establisiuneata In the West, endue now
prepared to rarebit'
Engines, of every description.
Boilers, dil Tanks.
:. linger
EMI Work.
I •
Railroad Castings.
-' te r
lling 3111110tuilispi.
"!.."1
Engine Castings.
itsekine Castings. r:
General Castings.
A f S,•l
: ,;(oidlOin anxpxritimv 1 •
ZOOMS 4 .4 - .•• ,• •
IRON BROWSERS;
,
FLOUR.
PlTTEDlribalratzirrigt - f. FRIDAY.-:DECTAAI3tR: JI; 1968
cIMUME,'BOLLSRS,
HUGH N. BOLE & CO.,
Cer, Point Alley and DaquesneEit.,
MAR Tao room)
literießuilders,Founders &Mackinists
Maaataeture STEAMBOAT zneneva sad STA
TIONARY RNOINES, St all slam
Ailetinat larnitvriaewp MIRE
llSBlffi iz klSborse b power.alil mad e
rd
order at
Say
is IIVNTREiTbeew larri
Bl 2 alair eus lt r iba
PULLS
T %
INOWTOBAOOO F l LEfilla, latraaelaaarlo
erdseeet teat
INDUSTRIAL WORKS ,
illmitag ea Ite Allegßeey ' lliver, SW Ilea rata!,
. 711 _ lr
trilferairs
'ET !ITT
BMW SY= AND TAU
WOMPEL
CARROLL & SNYDER,
ev.lFANtrArisigtoorer: 't
, • "
TINVIAN, DOUNLI-FLUND TDWILANOPIND
DOI AID OTLEIDDR DUMAN MMUS.
OIL onms ADD OIL TANI%
ONOINTITS, sansoffixe AID ADZ PAIL,
PAIN MALT TAIL AND Vol.
eadso TIT„L; lO
Iso "-".1 1
DDIDDIE.
TIMM DOORS AID GOAL MOMS
ME
Onlee amid Warekonii, j- co
I Third, llbort sad Libert7ll r tretda,ad'
- Pri'TSVItIFEGIII; , *;
mr. Orders seat to, the above address wM be
tits atteade wings
111 11.91rit
BOILER MAKERS
ANDAWEET,RO*,.74I,IDRYLTARS,.
NO6. so, an, 94 AND SHIPMDI BT.
Having secured a large yard and famished it with
the meal approved machinery, we are_proared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS 11 the
best manner, and warranted equal to say made la
Ntlie wintry. Chimneys, Breechlug, Fire
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers !MI,
Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boller,lron,Bridges, Sugar Pans, and solo mann
famurets of Barnhill , s Patent Boilers.
Zepalriag dune on the shortest slim laken
JAMES arms,
Nee. 51i , 56 Inger Strad,
PITTII3III/11,611: s
'IRON OIL TA\TCS,
arrriaogo , re*. coma; ERILAXMX
:1101.1.116 friioKS. L
Asti SHIM IRON WORK,
pa Steasolasts.
"MUM efr ) SVI D. .
XAXIMACTIMIIII
Steam Boilers, Oil. Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WOGS, &C.
61 Penn Streit, Pinebtovh,
-O,NoWINPIRAIV.IO4,O, •MJNAINIV
WADING AND KING, •
CormalseW lieroloura sat Broken la
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
prnrszusem, PA. .
PHILLDZ;I f X/M ADDBEns,
TACK, 101.0THERS
T •
COIOLIEMON MERCHANTS,
mat Dzaziqui ror
Petroleamand'itoProdint&
PLlSibinh Ofilse—DAL23l2.lo lIIMMER47,
ear et Daqualue W&i and kW* il t r ""
Philadelphia Ogloe-1517 WALIiIIT eT
I:w3ci
H. EL 2 ABIG C O •9
ILINUNAOTITREJILOF
PURE ISIECa BURNING OTh,
- Brand—"L /70.71i,EAP .
OWN°. 2 Duqueße !WV* PlPablirghe
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
Eutiti
Manufacturers and Importers
7L ItT
887 LIBERTY STREET,
One square ,bitrfiwoll DlP9 l i
PrrTsatritGli.
Acute lb'. TAIRBA:IIIgEr Bcygou p •,?
NOVELTY WORKS..
prrrouwitau
NOVELTY WORKS.
ADAMS,' M'IME & 'CO.
..rti.'mm.triuka cr. ti
liscaloas Standard. Patent ~Jai=
and C•vuater .
SCALES. rt
Janus
• Fated Patent Door Locks
and I.atekes,
I'ADMISD 0 111111 JULIO,
11A.LLEABLI 130 x, as. •
Calmer of Griot" and 'First Wapiti,
,r.
OAS AND STEAM TTING.
1104 W Y. 1111101 MIL "i... 10114 XATll,6•iosallinlT WIN
JOHN IL doormat k Coq;
/MIMI FaIPPETTLS•
GAS AND FITTERa,4
moudi= trin f
rVllMioiot
Goner of Piteiusd
, •
Wawa
OILS.
127 Walnut /tree,.
HARDW
CUTILERY, &C..
OOZNZR OP WAYS=.
fNANQIAL
FORT
fifITUANk,K.:7-10100ANT
No. 169 Wood Street,
CAPITAL, :: : $201,000,
STOCKHOLDERS ,INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
f
Govkixtmk&• smitikrnits
,
• AND COLD.
INTI ERT ALLOWED IN TDIE DEPOSITA.
Coll ma suits as all aeowaffich 114tatm to tha
141015140 a sad Oaaelaa t . -
13161X11114: 45:11 .1••• •I .: . •
D. Herea ft er, D
Jae. 0 Ndler.
Wallace, Vrdes.. KIRA%
Aidrew
B. Yaweees, Janet M. Bailey.
NeCILITEXAN, Pres%
_ .
is
IL LIST WILSON: Csilsler,
Miran Bill Of COIIIIOI I
g, ,and Sixth igu,
A.
aroo f a:mm. l .
PAPrztz, : $80e,44).
A. Panama,'
Wok. Artont,
Okas. Lockhart,
Allen Ktrk - paartak„-
W. e. Haven,
DIIICOVNTO HAM
fl T, CAUaMET & CIL,
ANB. BROILERS,"
Gorses. Th4rd and Wood Streets;
rirrrentat43lll,
r 1
astriamiso said a 00..)
piazzas 111
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
3 : -
Aid perldialar annatr is pAid to ke !draw and
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Teraina on London.
mylan
nPfo ll l ll W. ll !'iliteNS;
AAA _ ,
.
57 Market Street,
sad
Sae - 01
;United States Seeuritie
WESTERN SAVINGS RANH,
Ns. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
interest paid on Time Deposits
Ali? BUM RECRITRD PROM
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. c
DEL I MITS SUBJECT TO MUM WITHOUT
INTEREST.
ilicaunta Dully st LE clock.
• President—TßOXPSON BELL
roeTratideft—A.lll.' REMAtUi
t'' D/Rzotols: •
TKOMPSON BELL, A. M. MARSHALL,
JOB. DILWORTH. , JOS. ALBERS.
J. J. EILLINTLE.
----
Stoe.kholders to whoa w
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Caldwell,
Wlllls DaMeth,
D. W. C. Bidwell . 1
B. M. Yakut,
prrtsßunGn
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
.FOII3DZBLY THE DIME ;SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. 67 Fourth Street,
NWILT
a%1MRIIIILIIIN*Z110P21".88MGli.
OPEN DAILY from 9 to to'clock, and on WED—
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May
h$ toNovember let, from 7 ,to 9 o'clock, and from
November Ist to May Ist, 8 to 8 o'clock.
Bookii of By-Laws, &c. furnished at the office.
This Institution especially offer to those whose
earnings are limited, the opportunity to accumulate,
by small deposits, easily saved, a sum which will be
a resource when needed,: and :bearing Interest In
stead of remainlng unproductive. .
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
PRESIDENT,
GEORGE A. BERRY. ,
VICE rEESIDENTH.
3. H. HARTMAN, I JAMES PARK, J.B.
SECIIETAIIY AND TREASURER. .
D. Et. IdcKINLEY.
A. BRADLEY, . WM. K. NIA[/GK,
A. S,tBEI,L, .P. RABBI
, •
JOHN th DIDLWORTG, ,;-,JOSHIT A RIIpDES, :4,
O. 'FOLLANSBEE, • IORN'SCOT • '
JAB. L. GRAHAM, _ R. O. SCEMERTZ,
_ DEMIST° HEIL ZOO.
BOUCITORET.D. W. &A. S. BELL. tahl4:ll3v
MEDICAL.
A AN1100D: HOW LOST ! HOW
111: RESTORED! Juat ipubllrhectkletaled ellell•
MI, P e, , sfx-eithili'- , A LEC'I'M ON' THE
NATURAL TREATMENT. mid Radical Cure el
Era
•Oeneatorrlicea, or Seminal Weakness, lavoluntars
.lstone, Sexual Debility and Impediments to Mar•
liege generally; Nervousness, Consumption, Eel.
.12sy and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, re.
tang from Self Abuse, Lo.„ by Robt. J. Culver.
.well. M. D. author of the "Green Book, ' &a. "A
BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS,” seal
ander seal, in a plain envelope, 10..aby. Pod"
g s t a ffa rt r i tit i tgatCrAT a i G S'
adarr izts
NEW YORK, POSTOFFICE BOA 4386. so Dr
Culverwell'e "Marriage guide. , i price A Scents.
mySnu&MT .
ANHOODM—Another i New
MEDICAL PAMPHLET,/ rom the pen of
4:11t. were. The Medico/ Tinter say sof this work:
"This valuable treatise on the cans e and cure of
premature decline, shows how health Is !Tire
Da d
tbrough'secret abuses of youth - and manho od, 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 fce warded on
receipt of Ma cents, by addressing Doctor CUR.
TIB No. bb North Charles direct, Baltimore, Md.
HUAI
ADVICE to YOUNG BIEN ABOUT
!Sq.
Eedctye x Ouni
On the Errors, Abuses aad Diseases Incident to
Eolith and Early Manhood, with the humane view
of treatment aid cure, sent by mail HOWARD tter
'enYelotes tree of chaste. Address, AS. ,
BOOLLTLON, Box PhlidolDhla. Pa. se22ll9O.dAT
till!2o l 4,,gkiiVa rIN ik 4 0 te A
HOMOURS,SELL &CO., •
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS.
blafr, %Inn of MIAMI lUD= and LIGHT
Atit!iOik, A.:**
. 4
- • SIEZIETINGS AND BATTING.
CiFfi
cement hi Isom and for Ws by
31.31 J. B. BANFLILD M SOL
;~
ilivorge W. Ous,
Jute. lifeoauless,
psw Des W,
Wm. seed.
Y. AT 11 A. 11.
ES
Ell
The gold market seemed, to be firmer
early in the day, but opening at 136 k, de
clining to 1804 and closing at 135 X, weak,
After having again touched 1363 i. The en-.
tire manipulatiops in the gold room are
due to the efforts of a stock clique, who are ,
anxious to sustain the price of their fancies
ITIIOII, .PAL.
lEI
rrITM
in order to sell out on the public at high
prices. The demand for cash gold is lim
ited, although exchange rates are higher,
which is due td settling time for sixty.dsi
bills which had been borroWed during the
low gold rates in anticipation of setillime
for thorn at a lower rate, but which the
all
prime. banking-houses. contrived to keep
upconjunction with stock dealers.
BondiPare decidedly ° weak, and have de
clined to-clal,me-fourth per cent. on all
the different derminations. Wheinver
it is reported from • ew York that there is
a demand for bonds r investment by
banks and saving instil tions prior to a
grand settling day s it is aim4certain that
these reports are only spread fore pro
pose of selling out by large dealers, tl'eßa
ble them to replenish their stock at a lows?.
rate. • -
Stocks are dull and neglected:: The Erie
clique is trying to get, hold_of the Cleve
land & Pittsburgh Railroad, and is doing
their utmost to depress the stockto Induce
holders to sell.out. Pittsburgh holders are
trying to get all the proxies theicau to
vote at tbeiF.nort meeting against the Erie
combination. ;The balance of tne stock list
ist is quiet, -
Make reference•
Joseph Dilworth,
Her. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert.
Ar•lb..ltrown, •
Thomas Ewtnr.
Money le in good demand, and business
rather quiet.
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 135% Eighty•one's, 114%;
Five Twenties, 1862, 110%; do, 1864, 107%;
do, 1865, 107%; do, 1865, new. 110%; do, 1867.
110%; do, 1868, 110%; Ten Forties, 105%;
Railroads —Cleveland & Pittsburgi, 84;
Pittsburgh, Fort Whyne it Chicago. 110%;
Chicago & Rock Island, 110%; Chicago &
North Western, 76; do Preferred, 77%;
Michigan Southern, 86; Reading, 07%;
Erie, 37%; New York Central, 124%; Ohio
Mississippi Certificates, 29g: Western
Union Telegraph C0.,863;; Merchants Union
Express Co., 15%; Pacific Mail, 114%
Adams, 48%; Mining shams—Gregory, 5,25;
Quartz Hill, 73; Smith ft Parmele, 4,25;
Corydon,
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady .A, Co.: Gold, 136%; United
States Sinks; 1::1's, 114%; 5.20'e,.1862ir.
1103;; 5-2:Vs, 1804, 107%; 5-20 ' 8 1 186r a
107%; 10-40's, 105%; 5-20's, January' fin
July, '65, 110%; 5-20 rs, January and July,
'67110%; '6B, 110%; June 7-80's, par leas 5(1
July 7-80's, do %; August 119; Sept., 119;
Oct. 118%; Union Pacific:Railroad, 102; Cen
tral, 103.
PITTSBURGH LIVE.STqc*IMRKET.
The stook yards are nearly overrun With
stock of varionakinds. The receipts of
Cattle" have been larger than ustial,and •
although the market ruled dull, with a
large number unsold at 12 o'clock to-day,
, „ -
there is but little change to note in prices.
Choice Cattle sold a, shade higher than on
Friday last. The sales reported on'Friday
last were cpfiead at a ;apge - of from $3,12
to 67,50 per owt. Sales reported to-day foot
up 638 head at from 64,12 to 117,87 per cwt.;
generally range from $5,59 to 40,25.-.. Total
sales for, the =week foot • up- 1,311 head,
against 1,201 head last week, and 1,319 head
the previous week. The generak ( IFIO,
of the Cattle ori sad Was. of 'the medium
t allies, and the number remaining in the
pens is large. The galas reporte axe
follows -
Hedges & Taylor, to S. Miller
.17 - head,
weighing 20,000,.at"8f - tame• to 'bathe 18,
weighing 21,150, at 6; same to J. Rambo 18,
weighing 18,000, at 5,25; same to thistle 3,
weighing 2,625, at .8,75; same to, W. Hittip
18, weighing 21,100, at 5,50; same to J.
tilehey s,..weighing 5,230, at 6; Orr tt
llama teL. Delano' 20, weighing "40260;itt
1450; E;,Orantbain to ..161intes , 'weighing
18,550, a6i 5,50;4 .L l Evans tO J. Jtatnisi,' 21;
weighing . 21;500, at 6; Nee, tar. to Etta's'
;15, weigbing.l4,77s, at 5,65; Patterson to S.
Moses 9; weighing '8,500 at" . 4,75(E. Naito
B. MeGiarvey 20, weighing /8.275, at 4,50;
THE BANKING HOUSE
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PIE It . NORIEtTZ
Corner of Wood and Filth Streets.
DRAWS BILLB Or EXCHANGE ON
LONDON._ BERLIN.
• `UN iON BANK." rogeN •
DUBLIN. LEIPZiO,
LlYalt POOL. BREMEN: • --
GL 1,14/OWA,. BAMBURON.
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KAISIMP , ANTBION, LOLOGOIN,
SAND WAN.
BABEL.
STIITTOABZ BEEN:
"BTOvNßOrdig, • - sarzrriewersto.
and about 800 mere .natter plaees. Mosey is also
sent to any village from central points direct to the
residence et parties cree sof ellargr,An.qopa arcet 14. to
Celleetleas made by newer of sittieneg 1I elver
Dar. pa. IWO and parcels attended to.
.
Pit. IL MERTZ..
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JAns T BRiui
Seeweeeeme to B. .71151.173 a 170.4
,Corler Furth 'all Wood Sts.,
.IEI 4. rF lE. IEI NIL El 7
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sit AID BELL ALL "SLUM 01
GOVERNMENT "SECURITIES,.
SOLD, SILYE;B 41111, c0171',1518 1
ON MST PATORABLE TEBMB.
later,egt All Owed Depito efts.
Aar 'mosey loaned on Goverment Bonds at low
est market rates.
Orders ezeeneed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD;
JAMES T.' BRADY A CO.
lar PARTIES DESIRING TO IN•
V- NT La UNION AND CENTRAL PA
CIFIC BONDS can save ass per cent. by aural's-
Ina berm*
J.A.N1Cr.11...1511r lat.
Bondy on tuaatdfor dellyerr.. .. -; -. ~ . -7 . . ;
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• - JAMES T. BRADY a co. •
Agenta Central ' and Buten Badge Salll'Ond arin-
Wes, mraer Fouxt.b and Wood streets. I€B.:bla
CO Fit Gaya
FlN.Azion AND TRADE.
OPKON CP TEC PnaesirmairGeramm,'
THIIRSDA.Y, December 186& •
PENN'A CENTRAL f3TOCK YARDS,
WEDNESDAY, December, 9, 11368..• • ..
CATTLE•
„
S. C. Munn l3,4fiihitig
335, at 5,50; B. McGarvey to B. iiiiman 6,
weighing 6.275, at'6;'W...Hedg&th r. w r .
Imhoff 30, weighing 26.740, .
Fadden to S. Moses 13, weighingts,l2s, at
6,50; same to same 2, weight ? 2,900,
at 5,5 0 ; D. Barringer- to: Esewell 18,'
weighing 15,125, at 6,50; P. (irk to
Aull &Co. 23, tweighing 22,775, t 4,50;
C. W. Friend. to H. Miller 17,weigh.
ing 19,450; Hanks to Olmew & Z. 20w,3igh.
ing 20,500, at 6,62; same to same :cows,
weighing. 2,450, at 7; G. W. Friento H.
Milleir 16, weighing 21,700, at 7,87; Catlin
to Eichelberpr 20, weighing 20,600, 6,2 x),
Good Sheep active at from 44 to 4y, per
pound, and a choice article as high same.
The, rincipal offerings are of the memo"
class, and are nominal in price. The lwer
grades are also is good supply, bugs
not wanted atany price. The recelptoa
largeiaUd;sa*reported since Friday n?
lakt foo iftrei;fls3ltead at a - ratige trim $75
to $4,2 per cwt., and several head at frn2
51,37 tb $3 per head. On Friday last to
sales, reported•were,4,7B7•l3sad at a' ranged
fr0m42,75 to $3,75 per cwt. Total sales c
the week 10,440 head, against 9,341 he
last • week, and - 144717 the. Pre_ lll 9 l l
week'. At noon tb.daY there Win! -
large number in the pane unsold, and th
receipts were coming in' heavy.
HOB.
The market is much excited'iuriit prig '
higherilritti Urge. receipts, Titikxleauwily,
however, is sufficient to carry off the arri
vals nearly as fast as they come notwith
standint the prices asked and paid. , Pack
ers ate the. market *fzd ' shying ,: as: will
be seen , the sales amazed, but are pay
ing extreme prices. The sales since Friday
las; foot np13,473-headi at. prices rang's/
frcirn . s7 to' $8,90 'per' litindred. 'Hedges
Taylor bought one car-afB7 head of heavy
fancy hogs at s9_ per hundred. • We may
quote the market active at
_17,76 to • $8 for
good Yorkers, $8,50, to 8,711 . , fort Philadel
phia assorted, and $6,25 -to • 8;50 for good
packing. The sales reported on Friday
last were 5,023 head, at • from 57,25 to 8,25
per hundred. Total sales for the week
18,496 head; against 18,078 head last week,
and 20,358 head the previous week. The
quality of the hogs offering, are fair, and
sell almost as fast as received. At noon to
day the receipts were heavy, but there was
no abatement in the demand, as the weath
er is favorable for packers and shippers:•
The packing at the principal western
cities this season ; tolast Saturday, com
pares- with 'the corresponding - date last
year, as follows: -
. 1867.
164,898" 187,611
173,104 368;600
.. . 90,606' 97;331
103,052 73,p2
Cinainnati;;..
,Chicago
St..-Louis
Total .583,660 727,1114
The prices •of Kegs' are higher than he
facts will justify,....seems .proW,ble. Its is
yet too early - in the season ttrtietlnltely de
termine the amount. Cf;thci "dein" tint
the. fact 'that there was 'no ,old corn to
fattem .the: Hoge mith must of necessity
cause the Hoge to be, marketed late, espe
cially- IW' the noithwest; - wherd- the new
crop of corn • ripens late, it is not tit for
feeding eo as to .bring the. Hogs to market
much - before January. ',At any. skate, the
running of prices up to such 'extremes as
the present, so early in the season, insures
a reactionanore or-less violent. . •
PITTSBURGH PETRQLEUM MARKET.
Orincm . ovram Prrrssuserc CLuarrrE,
Timm:ewer, Deeemtier 10, 1868.
The Titutlyille Herald, giVEIE!, arers. of
po
petroleum faCis'afid'statistids for the month
of Norember.' We extract the following:
Tow pi. hipments of crude for No- bbls.
verriber, of barrels of 46 gallons
esch 306,483
Add to reduce to barrels of 43 gal
lons each - ........ 14,255
Total• shipment of barrels of 43 gal
lons each
Stock on hand N0v..1,
Stock on hand Deo 1
Deduct decrease on Dec. 1
Toter al production during . Novem
b ; • •
Average per day for 30 daya. 10,175
Production pre'vlbualy reported.... 3,105,633
''Total production from Jan. to
December 1 3,413,891
Average s per day for 365 days 10,190
The average production taken at the
wells during: the 29th and 80th of No
vember was be0n,9,700 and 9,800 barrels.
The total exporra-from New York from
January lat, to. December Jet, and from all
other ports to November":2Bth,-riactied 91,-'
803,052 galloas, against 60,726,970 during
the same time last year.
There was quite a commotion in it cir
cles to-day, occasioned by quite a numberof
very unexpected, and to some parties,
pleasant "calls,. " and the market was con
siderably excited, though in Refined there
was but comparatively little done. It
would appear that the New York clique,
which bought so freely some weeks since,
are commencing to make requisitions for
their - December oil, not that they want the,
oil, but, from what we can learn, the ob
ject is to bring about a "corner," and force
those who are short to pay the difference
between what .the oil was bought at and
whatever it may be worth on the day of de
livery.
This is no new thing in the oil bus
iness. Several attempts of a similar kind
have bn made, but they have nearly al
ways resulted disastrously to those who
were in the - ."ring" and were instrumental' -
in bringing it about. The "calls" taday,
it was said, aggregated between fifteen and
twenty thousand barrels, and it is expected
that the amount will be largely increased
tomorrow.
CRUDE. -
The Crude market was considerably
cited, to=day, and there was considerable
inquiry for next year, while for December
the demand was rather light. The ales
Were 5,000 Wills seller's option, all next
year, at 1236; and, 9000 bbls,in different lots
for first six months, sellers option ; at same
price. December, seller's option, was
offered at 1234, ' without finding a bnyer. 4
From this it would seem that refiners gen- '
erally have about all the oil they want for
the balance of this-year, or else they , have
an idea that they can buy it cheaper before
the month is Out. -
As we hale already intimated, was also.
considerabik, eicited'to-day. particularly'
for immediate delivery, though so far as'
we could learn there was not a single sale.
Spot oil was quoted at iron:l'3lg to 32, and
it was rePorted that alialehad-been made
in Philadelphia; at : the outside, figure.
Sale of 500 bids each March and. April at
3134. Some of the "shorts" have already'
covered, while others express iideterMina
tion to see it out—either pay more ta• less.
OIL 5H114,41) Es ST BY d. V. B. R.
Fulton, Marvin & Co., 100 bfils refined to
W. P. Logan Philadelphia. - • • ;-
~Faweett, Logan ' d Stockdale, 250 do do to
W. P. Logan Bro.; Philadelphia.
Livingston &Brae.;
. 100 do do toWar
den Frew :S Co:;.Phlladelphia.
Lockhart, Frew& Co., 529 do do to War=
den. FreW&Co..- Philadelphia.
Moßee,-Haokett &:Co., 250 dodo to W. P.
Logan Jr
Oitizens 4 Ret - CO.,' 563 'do de to' 'Tack
Bro., Philadelphia. , • • '
Forsyth, Bro, & Co,, 466 dOdoto Warden,
Frew & CO.; Philadelphia.
Montzheinier,Roeltler t Co., 250 dodo to
Waring, Ring & CO., Philadelphia.
Total shipinenta . 'llO6
or4stmeannifrr paowoutalsaris rt4Pqr•
~f 4; W.
King it
& Co., 46 - do do to War
ing, Kin &Co., Philadelphia.
Warden.
Ballentine it Co., 54 do. 46. - , tb
Warden. Frew'dr Co.,.Philadelphta. •
Fleming Co., 170 do do.,to Tack
° -
Total shipments Refined Me
II
320,738
266,180
253,700
12,480
808,258