Q
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
- - -
fillip BEST STOVES.
BRADLEY & CO.,
lbanfeetarere of the greatest •arlety of
took, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO EE'VOIIND IN THE STATE.
•
, •
Sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning Ori
ental Stoves aid FUnisces for Hard Coal or Coke.
Sees in the World for Parlor,Ofice. ntore or Church.
Ire nerds no rehindling—burns all winter. Pellet
bay until you see or lead for Circular.
Eo: 30 WOOD ONBEET •
Our Agents for Orientals—DE arIfLER BEOS.,
Itmktbield ht.; GEO. HUBLE Y. Alle:heny City.
•
. &'
'GRAFF' , 111161
, 7 a co
9 9
IGLOOFACTIIRIOSS OP MT VAZIETY OP
• r
ierr •fEi,
_
itosToN Ofi.7k a 'BA3;.E.,
"THE, IKRY. iiTfiNICE I "
.
Foi WAIF MO 317112115138.
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THE NEW . ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
"REGGLATOR.". COLUMBIA CO{))' STOVE,
T 4.1 4 ,8 leinednnati Pattern) PORTABLE RANGE,
IC,T IRON • MANTLES. WELLMAN'S BE
: ELECTOR, GRATES. free Isom dirt and dust;
1 4 17ELTE FRONTS, FENDERS, C.
206' and 208 Libertsr Street,
PTMSEURGII, PA.
6:y17
COOK STOVES•
CET THE BEST.
iermsELL 4 CO:
TRIUMPH,
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Worranted ,tot Oook, Bake or 'Roadies
• I
well as any other Store in the Union.
• BISSELL & CO.,
No. 25 Liberty Street.
I •
ilago on hand and for sale,
PARLOR ESTOVIDEI,
:MATINGTOVESk r
(MATE FRO tui
VENDEE%
COOKING GES, &a.
STEEL
DUQUESNE
, 1 ifiON AND STEELWORKS.
COLEMAN, RA & CO.,
MANITIPAOTIMINXB OP
Iron, Nails • and Steel, Carriage and
Wagon Springsluid Axles.
• - -
DIKEISOPPII., Xt,,iid"Juniata Merchant Bar, Ilannd
sad Some i ls; Band, Bound eet and Plate Iron;
lerral.,•BaH and Half Iron; Cylinder and
• "Wag= Box Iron; Drag sad Dropper Bars; 'l` and
Flat Bail for Coal Roads; Cut Nails and Spikes;
Plaw,.Spring and B Steel: Laminated Steel; Cut
ter Bars, Crow Bars, kin., Se.
(Mee and Warehouse -77 WATER STREET,
Pittsburgh. t•
-8/,,F,"728/13 STEE L WORKS.
MIER, NEMIOII &
PITTEBIGEI. Pd.
*rinfeere of every deserffitl of
CAST:AND GERMAN STEEL,
" 'Min t i3 M111,...vrp0 5PE 1 7 43 %
AXLE, STEEL 'l'/RE, GC., ito
. , . .
Wantioutei 88 Water and 'lOO Mit Sts.
IaILLE.F., BARR & PARKIN.
;01ESESAL PASTIMES:
NICTCALIP.REUBEN MILLER,
VW: W. BABB, , I OIL&S. PARKIN. •
MCIAL PAETszn -1 3. X. SIZE.
,
CRKSCXN'X' STEE L WORKS,
Maar - t 33 4 tO . RR B A PAMliargy
Office, No. 339 Liberty St„ '''
piTTSBIIRSH, ph.
e514:41411. _
ButeKR IB P
Sr. ,ra4 WORKS.
ItjEPA !,. BROTHER & CO.,
manc l itsiattreila all deicripttons of
\ eas - P - ml"
011 Ice anctWarebonse 120 122, 3.24 131CQIITI
1124/1 R an 4 IAI FIBB~ B / 10 C , E , T,
• PITTISBI7BOII.
pITirSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
tsamszassza u iglus.]
ANDERSON & WOODS,
IJOCESSOBB TO AisTEP.SON, COOK it 00.4
. _ ,
Maxofliotorers of every descitption of
• - STEEL
BEST REFINED TOOL STEEL.
Circular 9aug and Cross CO
PLATIMIS.
. .
Spring, Cast and German, Flow and Blister tifeel.
ShoTM, Hoe, Fork, Rakeand 'roe Calk steel. •
Railroad Spring steel and Frog Points,LCastSteel
ff ingeraars, blekleSteel, , bprirtg Steel Tyrn, Flow
Wings, Drill Steel. •
Udine and Worke—tiorner,FlßST AND ROSS
Pittsburgh, Po. • yR:d9
inoN woRKs.
- Jam. V sBxss, Prein W. r. P 011.1212, Oup , t,„
VIIITTEIBURGR FORGE •
411' - ' I
AND IRON CO.,
I 717TACTUB 7 . 118 07
liar Iron;
P.4llroad Fish Bars slut flails;
Railroad Car Axles Boiled;
RatirOad Car Axles hammered;
Locomotive Frames;
Locomotive Frame Shapes; -
Side Rods;.
Takes ,
Takes, Straps;
istst‘in Meade;
Steamboat abatis;
Steamboat Cranks;
piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars,
_
ufflos, N 0.17,7 PENN STREET,
VERgON, PRESTON CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron ;Works.
Warehuie, N0...186 and 167 OUST EritUT,
opposite illonongaaela Hones.
epst:d6 PlTTSilttssoll.
LABE SUPERIOR
kap MID LTG woßis
. ,-PrlTi 4:131:11143113.
.1 • -
- ' PARK, MCCURDY & C 0.,, . _. •
Rh,
.uticturers of • ilnettidnis, Braziers' and ( Bolt
per. Presled Copper BOUOTELS, sod Stilt Bot
s Swelter Polder. Also, Impoe_nrs and Dealers
cat; Tin Plato , Sheet Irbn. w ireu &C.. Jon.
s i ly An laand 'natters , Machines ag.d wools. ,
aralsonsnilio , IslEo FIRST.friTHEST and 120
/11 , 2 ti12.22"/._rltteburgh. - ,
~4 OW 'orders of ' Uop'per. 'pi. to &iv desired : _Pat
ois. , . . . mimi.c3iidlrso
„ .
'FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
lOU FORT PITT
FOUNDRY C COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH; PA,
arEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Maelsines, Retorts,
and Castings generally.
NA TIONAL FOUNDRY
Gems? °enroll end
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE;
hirlstaaa are a oast invariably in Pita, in dry
sand, and 11 foetlengths, Ala°, fall assorUaent of
EGE. P
COPPER.
AND PIPE WORKS.
CIENT7I WARD.)
P3'rICIEMIMOII, PA.
'W*T.LtIAM
Dia,nufaeturer of
TOR GAB AND WATER WORSE.
t • wags for Gas and Water Works.-
I would also call the attention of Bnuerintendente
of Gas Works tom 'make of RETORTS.
I\
ATLAS WORKS,
AIORTON S RE.F.T, Nbith Ward,
---I '.
- ' .riS. - st - teos;clu itatEr:
TUOMAS N. MILLER. President.
These Works_ we among the largest, - .and most
oomplete establishments .11 the-West. and are now
;mewed to furnish
I:twines, or every •Seeeriptlon.
inders, Su Tanks.
Sheet Iron li...cork.
Railroad C,astings.
jolting 311 U Caitings.
Engine Castings.
Machine Castings.
Renewal Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITED
rio9:lt6o
2.. 0. LIVINGSTON:W. U. BURT.W..i. ROBINSON. Js.
LIV INGSTON & CO., •
IRON 'POUNDERS, -
M.AirI3PACTIIIIEIIa OP
' FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All dem ;iirtions, for Plumbers and Gas Fitters; kg
rieulturillmplements, Cotton and Woolen Mill Ms
chineAlt7ciblirimb. promptly attended to.
°lnce sad Worts—WASHINGTON AVE Wt.
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pu.•
ROBINSON, REA &. CO.,
Successors to ItOnfirdOn, Wing 1 mnsrea, _
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS - AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Bost and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions* Oil Tanks and
Stills, Water and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. 12, corner First and Smithfield Streets.
Agents for GITIPAB.D'S PATENT INJECTOR for
feeding Boilers.
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Union Iron Mills,)
- . MTH:BURGH;
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castinp,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PHI BOXES,' -
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY.
Order Orders promptly and carehtlly executed.
s r
IaIBEET & jl~cxr nom.
\ 0ct5,128
T •
- &TH OMAS &S CARLIN•CO.,
Fourth' Ward .Foundry and - belling Workg,
\ •
BANDusrir ST., ALLEOREIkTY CITY, PA..
3lanufketnrers of Stens Engines, 011 Presses, Pul
leys, Bhafting, tirist and Saw Work Rolling
Mllland - Machine Castings, Grate Bars, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, &c. \Build to order and have on
hand Engines of all sizes. mylitqls
CENTRAL FOUNDRY •
AND ROLL WORKS
880 'Perm Street.
BOLT MAN, BOYD & B4GAILEY.
, Chill Rolls, 14111 CILISULIp, Bull Lathes,
\ IRON BROXERS.
Sp'. atewiamE l nswor,
IRON SRO/KEIL,
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
atr,ral,fuatalizit'gCortiwallitDogrnm4g
and other brazes of c litl i geirdte. lirgnghlOghenif
Coke and C. B. Charcoal
•
rinnst" oactitliv
PAPER.
PITTSBURGH PAPER MANU•
FACTUEING
,COMPANY, Mantalsoturen of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
CLINTON MLLSTEUBENYILLE. OnTo. -
BRIGHTON MILL—NNW lIRIGHToIi,
•
OSTIM AND WAREHOUSE,
N 0.82 Third Street Pittsburgh, P.
•
01710166—AUGUS NARTJt_Preshient.
JNO. B. LIVINGSTON, Trimmer.
SAMUEL FUDDLE, Secretary.
DraisrrOna—Aagret HarVe, dots Atwell, S. B
Ellinllllll, John S. L'I r ttlgten.
Cash veld for Pauper Stook.. , jaga:osa
FLOUR.
PEIRL.MILL•II4O,IISOI,4I .
• _
PEARL - MILL Thre&SteeOlsen Bread, equal to
-FRENCH FAMILY 'FLOUR.
This roar will only ea nit oat when eipeola7
ordered.
PEARL BILLLDEVE BRAND,
• qual to , beet Bt. Louts.
PEARL MILL RED BRAND,
Equal to best Ohio rota'.
WHITS COBN 11.01311 AND 4001141 MEAL.
- _ L T. LEISEDY Ir,
Allegheny, Sept. 9,1888. muu. MILL,
MIME; RGEt GA Ell s MON DA.T. DECEMBER 14. 1968.
ENIENES, BOILERS &c.
HUGH 11„ BOLE Bri CO.,
Cm . . Point Alley and Dailies/mgt.,
Ts Pour?,)
Engineßuilders,Founders &Mackinists,
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES - lad STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes.
Spmlal attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL REGINA AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15410 The power.
CASTINGS,,of every klud, made to order 'at oar
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below Market.
RIGS for 011 Wells, SHAFTING, ,PIILLEYS,
MAN(4 , ERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, ea Band and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS
Irsordteg en Ste Allegheny River, near Ike Point,
PITTBRIIRSE, PA.
filled. TnT
===
FORT PITT •
M1111:11, ST4IL AND ?
4 MIK
WORKS.
CARR;II4I et . SNIDER,
ILLITTTAMBXIIB OP
streets,
TERULAR DOUBLE4LIIED minium rnus,
808 AND CYLINDER STEAM sonatas.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANIM
CatbINEYS, BRED:MING AND ABE Pia&
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND 00N
DRNSICI18;
m krrES, eesomarrise AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
°Mee and Warehouse eerier Seawall,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, pa.
ear
tly Or dtrs Dent t o o the above addreee - Wll l be
, rosap attended t. nih7:lß9
BBARNHILL & CO.,
OILER MAKERS •
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
BO& 80.911, 94 AND 'Ael PENN BT.'
Having secured. a large yard and furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are
_prepared to
manufacture every description of BOMBES 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,
Boller Iron, Bridges,. huger Pans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice.
:TAXIES N.
Nag. 55 and 56 l ater Street,
PITTSIIPROIE4 PA.,
111.1.711:17ACMUIR oP
IRON. OIL _ TANKS,
BETTLIIM PANS. COPtS,R=2I2O
itow.rff 11131.1 . ., BTAC
JAB= H. BMUSILDDIIND D. BILDIBEG
I &
JARED M. BRUSH SON ,.
wAIfITIPACTITIIIIIB or
Steam Boilers, Oil tills, Muff&
SHEET IRON W t. _ BM &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OILS.
WARLNG AND KING,
COMMLUEIOII Meretunas sad Brokers In
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL , S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
pirrsnuncis, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WATLING, KING & CO.,
1 127 Walnut Street.
TACK •BIikITHERS, -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEA..11.13 IN
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittsburgh OfiIee—DALZELL , BUILDI2W. oor
ner of DuquesneWey in.d Irwin streets.
Philadelphia Ofilee-127 WAI.NUT ST.
apitw2o
fl_ M. LONG & CO.,
• MANUFACTURERS OF
PURE wiarE memo on,
Brand"L ire/FEB. IO
°Mee, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STEERIT & EUWER,
A.R,D W R, E,
887 LIBERrI C Y STEEET,
•
colon= dr WAYNE,
Ouellquare'llielow,le=is= Depot,
71 ITTSBTIRGH.
&rants SOAI.tEa.•
piITTSBURGIII
NOVELTY *FORKS.
ADAMS,
~31 1 1pEE
MASOPACTURZO OP
tieratone Unwise& Patent Platform.
and Counter ..
.-,
.. -
S ID .A. 1.4 E 5... g. • -
Janus Faced Patent Door Lock.s
. • \and Latches,•
~ .
PAINT AND CI 'IMRE MILLti.
!lAA , I, , YABLIG IKON, &O.
" . _
Corner of Orant . .,and First Streets,
=
GAS AND STEAM ,FITTING.
JOHN Y. 000P1 .1416;'ILLTII 11:111117 BULL
JOHN 1C COOPER al CO*,
BRAss ittINDEREI,
GAB AND STEAM FITTERS,
Mutafficturersof FUMY% AND BRASS WOl%4 0
~
every. i p r warat , ow l fiagf ,.. i. GAS FIX.TuP....
.Cernerof Pike and Walnut Streets,
31715:130
I WORK,
For Steamboats
Azd BERET 130
HARDWARE.
Manufacturers and Importers
CUTLERY, &C.
NOWETYWORKS ,
PITTt 4 SUAGH.
PITTSBURGH.
FINANCI4L
....",..."................w.....e .•*1,01.440.•,...~. I .1,4 W
FORT PITT, BANKING COMPANY,
No; 1.69 Wood Strezt.
CAPITAL, : :. : : r $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALKES IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
INTEIEST LIMITED ON TILE DEPOSITS.
Oalleettods made on all aooesettde WM& In the
- Mated !States and Canada.
H. Hostetter, DIME CT Jae. OM CLlttstier.
James Gordon. Bent. 11. li.mg,
H. Wallace, Andrew Miller,
Z. rawoett, James M. Bailey.
Minn. FietturnisiAL l Preen.
D.ILBOF. Oaahler.
NATIONAL B NE lOF COI FILE
Cer. •r Wood and Sixth Sts.
A. PATTEPCSON..7—., President.
JOH. H. HILL - Cashier.
: $500,990.
•
DDIZOTO3I3:
A. Patterson,, ) • George W. Cass,
Wm. H. Brown, ' James McCandless,
Chu. Lockhart,. WM. Douglas,
Allen Kirkpatrick, I Wm. Used.
IV. S. Haven,
•
interims mu •
11011rAitT, CAVG a V & CO.,
BANKERS AND ,BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
I , l"l"TtErftErrtG L ll ,
tHOHOZBI3O IIB TO HANNA, HART 00.,)
DZALIL7/13 llt
Exchange, Coht, Coupons,
And particular attentl:l9. o t i ld to he parchue 111141
- GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London. tri
:en
N Rooms & SONS,
57 Market Street,
PITPTSIiITELGiIi. PA.
Collections node on all the principal points of the
United States and Canadas.
Stocks, Bonds aid 4)ther Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CONIELIEHON.
Paxii ealar attention paid to the parehue and
sale of
United States Securities.
~311:t1
WESTERN SAVINGS BAN,
No. - 59 Fourth. Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest paid °Wilma Deposits
ANY BUM RECEIVED PEON
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJEF T.s rI sT ONERI, B OUT
Discoauts Daily at IUI o'clock. 2_
President—THOM : N.3oN HEAL.
Vice President—A. L MARSHALL.
DiRACTosA:
711011IPSON BELL, A. M. MARSHALL,
JOS DILWORTH. JOB. ALBRICE.
J. d. GILLESPIE.
Btoeiholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Caldwell,
Willis Dalzell, •
D. W. C. Bidwell
IC., M. Fulton. .
DOLLAR SAYINGS BANK.
NO. 65 FOURTH STREET.
CHARTERED IN 1835.
ASSETS
Optm daily, from 9 to to o'elock• also on WED
NEbDAN and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May
Ist to November Ist, from 7 to 9 o'elocs, and from
November Ist to May lsi, lrhm 6 to 8 o'clock.
Depts re.eelvell ofan corn - of not less than O
.sirs NE
DOUAI'. and a ,tivldend of the pro.sts declared
twice a y oar. in June and December. Intere,t has
been declared semi-annually in June and December
since the Bank was organized, at the rate of slx per
cent. a year. •
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit
of the depesitnr a' principal, and bears the same in;
t crest from the Ist ela) d of Juee and December,
compounding twice ay ear, without troubling the
depositor to call, or even to present his pass bock.
At this rate money will double in less than twelve
years.
Books containing the charter, liy-Laws.Rules and
Regulations, furnished grates, on application at toe
°face.
rwrAIDENT—GEORGE ALBREE.
VIC& PRESIDICNTB
John G. Backofen,
Benj. P. Nahnestook,
James lierilman,
James McAuley,
James B. U. Bleeds,
Isaac M. Penimek,
TRUE,
Win. J. Anderson,
Calvin Adams.
John C. 13 ndley,
George Black,
11111 riurgwln.
Alonzo A. Carrier,
Chu lee A. Colton,
John Evans,
John J. Ulliesple,
Wi ter a H.
HH uHken,
Richard Ha e
James U. Kelly,.
TubAmin isit—CHAR
RETAILY—IAbIe.B
M . F.CILVVICSt SAVINGS RANK,
N 0.14 Smithfield Street.
PITTSBURGH, P A.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. ANY BUM
RECEIVED FROM ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. De
podia recelvoci ouhject to check, without Interest.
JAMES BLACKMORE, President.
:\ GEO: D..TINDLE Secretory and Treasurer.
• - JAMES H. HOPKINS, Solicitor.
James BilekTllol%,
Tludle,
William Deane,
A. G. Cubhage,
John
LITHOCaRAPHERB
13INGTHULT ‘C CLUB.
ING ERLY & CLEIB , Successors
Sto or.o. V. SClRTOnidare CO. "
Lrrixosaii.Aruzaw. -
Ttie only titealli Lithographic Establishment -Welt
of the Mountains. Business Cards, Letter Reads.
Bonds, Labe: a, Circulars, Show Cards, Dipiomas.
Portraits, V taws, Certilicates of Dopostisu
111111
C to.. Nos.' Via And 1141 Third street.
Ps; •
BAIR AND PERFIDWERYN
, ----- -
JOHNI PECIE
_,. Ornamental gap
JUIN WOUICER AND 'PHRPUbIEiti No. / 33
Fhlyd street. near Sinitlitield, , Pittsburgh.
Always on hand, a
_general assortment or Ladle' ,
WIGS, BANDS, .1/lOlt_ ,LS• Gentlemen's WIGS, TO.
P/N/ALPS, GUARD OLIAINS A .BDACISL NTS,
kn. A . good Pilo in cum
will
be
- given for
UAW AIL • _ ...
Ladies , and ttentlentesis Hats lanttitig *mud
the neatest manner. • s , adasna
ti= BANKING HOUSE OF
11 j
Pr . R. 25111alEtrrZ,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets:
DRAWS , BILLS 0 FIaCHANGE . ON
~ .
LONDON, BERLIN,
UNION 8A8E.," - post N.
DU IiLIN, L RITZ'S , . - •
LIVARTOOL. .BREMEN.' •
GL 4 . (WWI , HA.MBURGH, _ I •
IS e( LFAST,, TRAK woRT or M.,
PARIS. , WEIRZBUROIL
STBAASBOUEG DARMSTADT,
MAINZ. CARREL,
KAISERS' , ANTERN, L 0 LOOIIE,
LAND WAN, TIMER,
ATILDROM._ , BASEL.,
STUTTGART, BERN.
ISTOeKHOT.M,, SAN FRANCISCO: -
and shoat 200 more smaller places, . Stoner to also
sent to any lr Maga from central points direct to the
reel4Mice of parties free of °tour., In, from fifteen to
seventeen mhos. ...
Collections made by power off, attorney all over
Eur. pa. *cods andl parcels atterined to.
. PH. R. MERTZ. •
JANES T. BEADY 8 Co.,
teuamisoiro to 8.7a8E13 & 00..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
•
.EL 2 4 2 - 12 a. 3FA 3R.
BUY AND t3BLL ALL BINDS OF
GOVFMMENT SECURITIES,
DOLD, SILVIrft AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVOBABLE 71311M8.
i Interest Allowed on Deposits..
is3r Money teemed on Govertuzezt Benda at low
est market rates. I
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
T, AT 11 A. H.
aD4):022
I=2
make reference:
Joseph Dilworth,
Hey. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert,
A. hi. Brown,
Thomas Itwine.
52,161,720 19
A. M. Pollock, H. D.,
Robert Robb,
John IT. Shuenberger,
James bbldle,
Alexander peer,
, Christian Yeager.
irks: t
Robert C. Loomis
Henry J. Lynch,
Peter A. Matiara
John Marsh..ll,
Walter P. Marshall,
John 11. McFadden,
Onnaby Phillips, N,
Henry L. Ringwalt,
Wm. E. Schmertz,
Alexander Tindle,
William Van Kirk,
Isaac Whittier;
Wiu. P. We man.
ES. A. COLTON.
11. D. 111FEHs.
TRUSTEES
James H. Hopkins,
James Born.
W. 'W. Bradshaw.
Hobert Wray,
Igr PARTIES DESIRI VG TO IN-
V eT in. UNION AND CENTRAL PA
CIFIC lIOND.Scan sere ono per cent. by parches
to fp before
J.A.NUA.IIIr
Bonds on hind for delleerv.
JAMES T. BRADY .t CU.,
Aents Centre' and Union Pacific Railroad nein
Mee, corner Fourth and Wood streets._ .1.8:b13
Ctt Etffzintrgt Gapttt
FINANCE AND TRADE.
0E7261 OF TAT. PITTSBUROII GAZETTE,
SATURDAY. December 12,.1868.
—The following is a statement of, the ap
proximate earnings and expenses of the
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Rail
way Company, for the month of Novem
ber, and of the earnings and expenses
for thO first nine months of the - fiscal year,
as compared with the same period of the
year 1867: •
I
j De
• -1 create
Increasei from
113 M. I W. !over 16671 . 1907:
From Fr'g , t, $452.511 081 4.38.186 471
Passengers. • 303.743 481 =1,657 391
Ex. Matter. 9,86250' . 8 810' 101
Ma 11..... ..t. - 7.82600 - 7,8300
Rent of .R.'j. 7.083 337,00 33
Mlseellane . sl I.OE 00 7 . 455 05
-
T0ta1.... f 6V..028 81r. 1,41 8 14i •
Expenses...l 4i7,1104 071 'MOP 801 -
Earng , 5 1 73;1,17.17.181 260,648 34 4.113 84
Ea_,_..-
rrags from!
January Is4l 1 -
Sopov. 30. 17,Z-.1,64!. 57.6,664 399 136...T,,443 44
s frontt ..
January Ist,
tolior. 30..,4,431,4.77 16,4,413,666 541 17,640 W.
Not Earngs
for II lama !2.8G3.415 41.2,2.54,5= 59,608,902 a
—We learn from a late London Petro
leum circular that holders of oil took ad
vantage of the low condition of stocks of
Refined In England during last month to
advance prices, and "corner" short sellers
for that month. This movement was made
at the same time that a similar one was in
progress at New York. The stock of Re
fined in London on November 28th, was
21,050 barrels and 854 cases, against 60,102
barrels at the seine date last year.
Financial Matters in New York.
•
Gold Closed at 135 1 , 4 <(3135%.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Guette.l
Ne.var York, December 12,1868
310NEY,AND GOLD.
Money, which was active at 7 per cent on
call early in the day, closed much easier
with more liberal offerings, and the bulk of
business in the afternoon was donchtt 6 per
cent. Some failures among small dry
goods firms during the week, also a firm in
wo)lon and anotner in cottons. :Marling
quiet at 9%®9% per cent. Gold lower;
openbd at 1353,1 and closed at 1351.;,Ce1345‘.
Exports to-day $326,000, for the week 483,-
821.
Bank statements unfavorable, showing
heavy reduction in legal tenders and large
increase in loans, and specie also consider
ably increased. Loans, $273,30 , ),144; In
crease, 33,868.239; Sepcio, $19,140,7F5; In
crease, 61,496,514; Circulation, $:14,285,906;
Decrease, $48,853: Deposits, $169,337,215;
Decrease, 3506,402; Leal Tenders, $54,015,-
854; Decrease, $5,476,611...
STOCKS.
Governments steady with only moderato
business. Coupons 1881, 114%®114%; do.
'62. 105%®105%; do. '64, 107%; do. '65,
107%®108: do. new. 110®110; do. '67, - .
110®110%; do. '6B, 110%®110%; 10-40 s, 105%
0103%,..
State Bonds dull and lower; Missouri%
8935; Now Tennessees, 67®67y:: New North
Carolinas, 60@)61; Virginias, 5734.
Stocks have been been dull and the mar
ket opened heavy, but after the first regu
lar board, on a report from Washington
- that the Supreme Court will decide in la
yer of the legal tender act: The largest deal
ings were in Now York. Central and Rock
Island; Erie, also, attracted attention and
advanced, while Ohio and Mississippi was
in demand, on the supposition that it
would be bone - fitted by the lease of the A.
'and G. W. to the Erie. The market closed
•steady on New York roads, and doll and
drooping on western shares, with a heavy
decline in Pittsburgh, on the rumor that the
present management has lost control of the
road. Express dull.' •
EWE-TWENTY Pawns:--Cumberland, 36®
3d L; NVella Express, 253:, ®26 ; Ameri
can, 42 3 / 4 ®43 ;..Adams,-48@483i; United
States, 45t4®413; Merchants Union, 1514
@MU; Quicksilver, 21®21.; Canton,473.i
(48; Pacific Mail 112%®113%;W. U.
Telegraph, 363;®36%;, - B. H..t E., 23%
®2415;* Mariposa, 5®6; preferred, 19%
®2O ; New York Central, 12-N®124%;
Erie, 40i4®40%; do pref., 59®60: Hudson
124 1 ,.; ©125; Reading, 981 1 , ,Ey0r,g; w i t, „ h.s i
X(ios4; do. preferred. f.li@lo; St. Kiiiiro2y,
0 4 0:14;- weft neat. rity.c.,7132; Fort
-Wit% ce. 109% (DIM; 011io and Mississippi,
2,9%..q)14,; Michigan Central, 118%10120;
Michigan Southern. 85X@85 1 ,4; 11l nois
Central, 114; Pittsburgh, 81'5(8134 ;
Toledo, 101®1013;; Rock Island, 105%4
106; Northwestern. 75©74‘; do. pre
ferred, 79@76 1 4; Lake Shore, 130; St.
Joe preferre4; 93; Terre Haute, 37%@)39.
Mining shares dull; Gregory, 525; Quartz
Hlll, 80; Smith 6r. Parmelee, 390.. _ _
Copper stocks' at Boston—Copper Falls,
'16%; Franklin, 14; Hancock, 4; Minnesota,
2; Quincy, 18; Calumet, 50, --
Imports for the week=Dry Goods, $834,-
765; General Merchandise, $2,171,735. -
The receipts at the Sub. Treasury today
were 5901,005; paymeuts, ;379,558.' -Bal-
atm, $91,091,930.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS•
OFFICE Or THZ PITTSBURGH' GA.Zet r
SATURDAY, December 12, 1868.
The y general markets -during the past
week have been characterized by a firmer
feeling, without, however, any material im- •
proyement in theNolume of business. All
kinds of Grin is in better demand, higher,
and stock. light, and Flohr, also, is firmer,
though without quotable change. The de
mand, however, is entirely local being re
stricted mainly to supplying the wants or
the home trade, £nd so far as we can learn,
the spirit of speculation, as yet, Is very
feeble.
APPLE BUTTER—Is unchanged at 70 to
75 in kegs, and 80 to 85 in crocks.
APPLES—There is • a continued active
demand, and with diminished arrivals,
prices are tending upward. We continue
to quote at 53 to $4.50 per bbl.
BUTTER—There is an improved demand
and choice Roll is higher; we now quote
good to prime, at 38 to 40c and choice at.
42 to 43c.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-4% to 5 eta.
BEANS-83,50 to 53,75 per bushel.
CRANBERRIES-43ales Eastern Cainvated at $23 to $25 per bbl.
CLlEESE—Continuea dull ' but un
changed. 15 to 20c, as toll'qUaltY•
DRIED FRUlT—Steady d emand but un
changed; Peaches at 12 for , quarters, and 14r .
to 15 forhalves. 1-Apples at 9to 11c. •
EGGS—Qnoted at 32 to 33. I
POULTRY—Demand is rather better:
sales of dressed Turkeys at 16 t0.16c, and
Chickens at 12 to 130. -
POTA.TOESThere is a continued fair
local demand, and we can 'report regular
sales at 85 to 90 cts. ,
HAY-Under the infitienie ofdirninished
receipts, is firmer and the demand is im
proving; we continue to qu to baled at S2G
to $27 per ton, as to quality and condition.
HOMINY-$6,50 . to $7 per bbl.
ONIONS--Sales it 81,60 to $1,75 per bush
el, as to quality. `, •
GRAIN-There is an improved demand
for all kinds of Grain, and with a light sup-
ply and diminished arrivals, prices are, '
tending upward. Winter Wheat is scarce
and in demand but, unchanged at $1,85 to
$1,90. - Oats firmer ;and .tending upward:
we now quote at 63 to 64c on wharf andi 1 '
track, and 66 to 67c for small lots in store.' ",
Corn is also scarce and considerably firmer 'j
but unchanged; new at 75 to 80c, and, old at
$1 to 81,05. Rye continues scarce and in
steady demand, and may be quoted firm
at $1,48 to $1,50. Prime Spring Barley is.
quoted at $2, and Fall 10 to 15c higher.
LARD.-Steady, with regular salsa of
prime kettle rendered at 16%, in tierces,.
and 17%c, in kegs. '
LARD OIL-Is firmer and in limited
supply, but unchanged; we continue to
quote No. 2at $1,23 to $1,25 and No. 1, at
81,48 to $1.50. • . •
MESS PORK-826 to $26,50. '
FLOUR-The market la devoid of . any
new or important characteristics worthy of
special notice. About the only rlifference
we have to report, cdmpared with last
week, is a firmer feeling and a slightly im
proved demand, as prices have undergeno
-no change. Western Flows are quoted at
$7,50 to $B,OO for Spring, and 19,00 to
$9,50 for Winter;< , The Pearl Mill
quote their brands, made .of the best
Wheat, as follows: - Extra Family Flour,
in barrels, at 89,50, and-, in sacks, 59,20 per
barrel; Double' Extra,-,•:•Family, in barrels,.
$10,20, and, in sacks, $9,80 per barrel; •
Spring Wheat Flour, in barrels, $B,OO, and,
Au - sacks, $7,70 per barrel. The City Mille,
quote prices as follows:• Extra kamily,
(Winter) in barrel's,. $9,50, and, in sacks,
$9,20 per barrel;. Double Extra Family, in
barrels, $lO,OO, and„•in sacks, 19,70 per
barrel, and Spring, sB,oo,in barrels, and
$7.70. in sacks, per barrel. - '
WHISKY--Higliwines are quoted at 11l
to 81,05 per gallon. ' -
SALT-Allegheny River brands at $1,8.5
by the car load and $2, i store.
FEATHERS:--Sales to he trade at 75 to
80 for live 'geese, andto 90 in a retail
e,
way.
PEANUTS--Qnoted at $2.
17,325 49'
.w sr j
1.499 09
L 5759
1%745 73
PITTSBURGH pETROLEUHMARKET.
OYFICE OF THE PITTBURGH GAZETTE,
avrouner, --December 12, 1868. -
GENERAL REVIEW.
-The market has been considerably ex
cited and 'unsettled this- week, though
there was but comparatively little. done;
the sales footing up about the same as last
weak. The excitement was produced ,by
hsavy calb3 having beep made Ifor Decem
ber oil, which made operators apprehen
sive that a "corner" iptght attempted,
and as a conseqUencl3 - , some of thiv"shorts"
set about t 0.., cover up. :Prices, : for both
Crude and RbEmed are ,higher than they
were last week, though the mails-.t was a
little weak to-day. Receipts of Crude for
the — week, 4,170 bbls against 12,021 last
week; from January Ist to date, 1,042,883
against 706,900 same time last year. tx
ports of Refined, 12,385, against,244 last
week; from January Ist to .data 085,914,
against 660,94 same time last year: Sales
for the wee -58,400 ibis against 54,900 last
• CRUDE. •
The:market was unusually quiet and a
little offish, though notwithstanciinithere
were more sellers than buyers, so far as -
we could learn, there was no dißosition
manifested to make concessions in order
to effect sales. Spot, all Dcember, or any
delivery next year,
seller's option. may be
fairly quoted at 12%. Buyers option, all
1669, may he quoted at 15 to 16, with but ,
few, if any, offers to Nell. As' we have
already intimated. the sales 'during' the
week were largo, unusually so, but they •
wore most' for next years • delivery, sel
lers oritiou:and mostly atl2%.
the above was put in type, we'
can report the . following sales: 1,400 bbls
for December, seller's option, at 12%c;
15,000 April to December, 1669, Seller's op
tion, at- 12*, and 1,000 first •six months
Lit 12*.
REFINED. -
The Refined market was also very quiet
to-day, and a shade weaker for early de
liveries, while futures have undergone no
quotable change. December between•now
and the 21st may be quoted at 31 to 31%,
and last half, seller's option at 31. Bale of
1,000 bbls delivered on the 21st it 31%; and
.1,000 each January to June at; 313 i. The
sales during tho week were rather light.
though compared with last week, prices:
are higher, and the market soraewltat
stronger.
.t.EcErms ontinz
J. hfunhall 240 Forsyth & Bro 16a
D. M. Edgerton... 2801 Fisher & Bro 855.
Stella Works 80,Jas. Wilkirid 480
,Leech& W00d.... 480
A. Hertz 240
• 011. SNIPPED Ed ST BY A. V. it. D. "
Standard Oil Co. 667 tibia refined to.
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
P. Weisenberger_& C0.,-Lso_ao dO to War
den. Frew' & CO, Philadelphia = -
Livingston & Bros. -150 do do to - War- -
den, Frew & Co., Phitadelpinii.
Lockhart. Frew. & Co.. 333:d0 bzi War
den, Frew & Co.. Philadelphia. -
B. W. Morgan & „Co., 260 - do do 46- War: -
dem-Frew
_& z
713uffum, Kenew it C0.,-150 do-do to WO.—
1 1 : 1 _g l King &
Koehler - & Co., 54 bola refined -16 , 1
Waring, King it Co Philadelphia.- -
Citizens Ref. -
_Co:; do_de
Bro Philadelphia.
Nat •Ref. Co.; 645 do do . to F. A. Dilweirth
_ _
& Co., Philadelphia,
Aladdin Oil Co., 300 do do to
ley, Philadelphia.._ - - -
Total shipments Refined - 299, -
OIL SNIPPED EAST FROM DUQUESNE DEPOT..
- Warden & - Batchelder, 35 bbls refined to
Warden. Fretr& CO.. Philadelphia. •
Brooks; - --Ballentine & Co., 76 do do to
War - den, Frew-lic Philadelphia.
0.-W. Holdslap- & C0.,46-Ao do - to War
ing, King . * Co., P elphia.
Fes. sarea, 55 dd do to Warden, Frew it
Co., Philedehibia.
Total shipments Refined. 283
Total..
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