6
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STOVES, CASTINGS, kke.
THE BEST STOVES..
A. BILADLIVY & CO.;
Idanufacturers of the greatest variety of
Cook • I
Parlor and Healing- Stoves;
a-• - ,
' 4 lO BE - TOITAD IN THE STATE.
Bele Agents for the alienated Base Burning Ori
ental Stoves slid Furnaces for Hard Coal or Coke:
Best in the World for Parlor,Odice. Store or Church.
Wire needs no rekindling—burns all winter. Do net
buy-nntikyon see ornend for Circular.
- No. 30, WOOD STBIEBT •
Cm 'for . Orientals4-DEUNLY.B. BEM.,
BmWisid 080. HIIBLZY. Alle heny City.
Bur , mins co
• adiraricitriessa vAsurry or
wrovr - ms, ,
BOSTON 000.11rNG'
"THE FIERY FLIINACEI"'
WAunty Ernsmois.
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
"REGULATOR.' COLUMBIA. COOK STOVE,
VAN'S Cinclumti Pattern) FORTABLE RANOE
itik ko lßON MANTLES, WELLMAN'S RE
R, G'RATES, fre• from dirt mid dust
GRATZ PEONES, "ENDERS, As.
re and 408 Liberty Street,
sokyn
COOK nom.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL dr, VOA
TRIVMPH,
FOS BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well 1113 any other Stove hi tin Union.
BISSELL ok CO.,
N 0.2,35 Liberty Street.
*Lo on kand and for sale,
PARLOR STOVES
SEATING C E O v" *Ts FENDERS,
EGLAT PRO _
COOKING RANGES, fro.
STEEL WORKS.
DIIQIUESNE
IRON-AND STEtI.-WORKS.
& CO.,
ILAYITFACTIIHR IO3 OF
•
Iron, Nails and Steel, Carriage and
Wagon Springs and Axles.
_„
Duquesne, XL. and JuuliteMeichaut Bar,-Bound
and Square } ion; Band, Mop, Sheet and Nate IrOn;
Oval, Half Oval and Hallßound Iron; Cylinder and
Wagon Box Iron;•Drag and Dropper Bare; 'l' and
Flat Ball for Coal Route Cut Nails, and Spikes;
Plow, Spring and A. B Stee l; Du:Waited Steel; Cut
qat. Bate. Crow Bare, &O. &e.
Mee and Warehouse-71 WATER STREET,
Ptttatrank. > • - • - '
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, pox, & co.,
PITTS/3tIBGH.
MiUlufact - arere of every deseriptl of
CAST 'AND GERMAN STEEL,
BMYLLY SPRINGS.
rnc. OSIMATIFORM SPRINGS.
AXLES, STEEL TIIIE, ac.. MO
Wareham); 8B Water and 11XI , First Sta.
ffILLER, BARB_ & PARKIN.
IV/.
eaNzaat. rAinanerts:
WM. •MiTCILIF, - I BEIIBEN MILLER,
OXO. W. BARS, CHAS. PkRKTN.
'BMW , PAIITNZE -4 3. DI. SIER.
CRESCENT STF!.XI.- WORKS,
Aitulaval„ 13A.Euxt etc PARKINS
'ol4llae, No. 339 Liberty t,
irrrsistruGH, PA.
0e14:d48
BLACK DWROND
STEEL WORKS.,
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Idantturers of all iiescriptions of
~'Y'~'~'-T -•
-01 floe awl Waiehonst, 120,2122, 124- SECOND
sad 1110 and L2l FIRST STREET,
•
'PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
CBSTABLISICED tti 1845.3
2airTIERSODI & WOODS,
iCO:456lEti TO ..ti l l3F,}o.ll, COOS a C 0.,)
ilanufacturers of every description of
STEEL.
BEST BEE'IN:ED TOOL STEEL:
Dllll,.MRlay, Circular Gang and Cross Cut
SA.NV 131.A.'rES.
Spring, Cast and Gernnut Plow and Blister Steel.
Slagyel, Hoe, Fork, Sake and Toe Calk Steel..
Railroad Spring Steel and Frog Points, Cast Steel
singer Bars, sickle Steel, Boring Stee .Tyre, Plow
Wings, etc. ;DB Drill Steer.
Omce and Worlia—COnle,r 'MST AND ROSS STS.,
.71ttsbiugh, Pa. VB:d9
IRON WORKS.
W.lora, Preet.
EPITTSIIiiRGH FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
trUTACTUREEI3 Or
Bar Iron;
railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Wee Rolled;
Railroad Car-Asles Hammered;
Locomotive Prtun.es;
i.ocomutive Frame Shaper);
aide Rods; •
Yokes, Straps; •
litston Reads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks; •
Piston Rode, Wrists;
Pilllaall Jaws, Collars, &e.
Wilco, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBMIGH,
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron Wbrks.
Warehouse, 2i05..3.613 end 167 FIRST STREET
-opposite idonouguaets Rouse,
sp2o:de PlTFrSlßUisfall.
IkliE SIIPEIUOR
OOPPIS NILL AND BNEITING WORX3
PrI"r191117114311:1.
• i PARIS; McC URDY & CO• ,
••
Ifsnneseturers of Shestbing,. Braziers , eilid , Bolt
Copper, Presled Copper Bottoms, Babied Bot
tom_y Spelter Solder. Also, Impor -rs'and Dealers
to Metal, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire,_ ic. Con.
atantly on hand Tlnnerst Machines su.d Tools.
„Warehouse. 11b. 140 FIRST STREET and 120
SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.
Special orders oft Copper, cut to any desired vat.
reni•eatidaTil
.• •
KNAP - TORT -Pl l l7
FOUNDRY COIPAITY
•OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET;
PITTSBURGH, PA,
riirErigiines, Rolling Mill Ma
chiserY, Nail Machines, Retorts,
and Castings generally.
IgATIOPIAL FOIRUIRY
-LI
AND, PIPE WORKS.
Voriler Carroll sad Sioallinan Streets§
MATH wawa
•
PiTlVErlitaten. P.
WILLIAM •SMITH,
31an.ufaCturer. Of
- CAST IRON. BOWL PIPE,
Fon W,B AND WATIIII WORM.
NT Pines area cut invariably in Pits, in dry
sand, and= feet lengths. Also, full assortment of
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
i would also call the attention of Superintendents
of flag Works to my . make 'of RETORTS.
ATLAS WORKS,
t -
rrrissußes, PA
THOMAS N. MILLER. President.
These Works are among the largest' and most
complete establishments in the_ West, and are now
prepared to tarnish
Ti'ITSHIIB~H.
W. P. l'Oraza, %Vt.
COPPER.
UNDIES' MACHINISTS.
MORTON STREET;Nirith Wards
rrrrsi3Gß. -
Engines, of every description.
Boilers, 011 Tanks. •
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Castings.
Bolling MW Castings.
A!b*glne Csathmrik
Machine Castings.
Steneral castings.
ORDERS SOLICITZD
no9rn69
L. 0. LlVlrtosTOie.w. 8. strirt.W. 4 sozarsoN,Ja
DIGSTON &
IRON POITITZIERS,
WITTFACTUBZUS OF
•
-FINE LIGHT ,CASTINGS,
All descriptions, for Plumbers and Gas Fitters; Air.
riculturailmplements, Cotton and Woolen Bull
ebinery, Ac.
All Job Work promptl7 attended to.
Once and Works—WASHINGTON AVE.III7E.
near Outer Depot, Allegiteny City, Pa.
ROBLNSON, REA A. CO.,
Successors to ROBINSON, MINIS IdII.I.INIS,
WASHING - TON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Bost 'and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, MIS Machinery, Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; 011 Tanks and
Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work. •
Mae. N 0.12, corner First and Smithfieldfitreets.
_ i.g.!enjt f o oj e t r ielfAßD'S PATENT INJESLO i lt ra ff
ain
ivrNT BLANC FOUNDRY.
.Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Union Iron )11118,)
-- PITTSBURGH.
Rolling Mill and Bridge Outings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACRINERY:;; AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
Orders p
r romptly and carefally executed.'
Charges easonable.
EBBEIT & DILCICLIND.
oc.15:128
T HORIAIii CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works,
• SANDUSKY ST., AtpEGlTEtir CITY, TA.;
Manufacturers of Steam Engine,S Oil Presses, PM
-111, Shafting Grist and sal! Mill Work, Bolling
and Machine Casting's, Grate Bars, Weights,
hand MtU
EZTless;,faaTisiiieulls. d to order and
n ixrun
•
TRAIL rOIUNDIIT
C EIC
AND ROLL WORKS
sSo Penn Street. -
BOLLMAN t BOYD & I BAGALEY.
Chill Rolls, Mill Castings, Roll Lathes, /te.
IRON BROKERS.
simuEL M. iticiuritsusai,
. IRON BROKER,
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Betga r ffs t b h e e sl al ,n f ig ° n r ru al , l4 t i gg_per , Am dtr,
and other brands of Anthracite, x oughlogheny
Coke and. . B. Charcoal
PIG "JMODT,E4. •
°mat" oentfallo solicited.
PAPER.
10ITTSBURGII PAPER DIANE.
FACTHRING COM - PANT, Manufacturers of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
CLINTON MILL -- STRURENYIII.E. OHIO. -
BRIGHTON MILL—NEW BRIGHTON, YA.
OVICE AND WAREHOUSE,
No, 82 Third Street, Pittsburgh rft.
°nun's -AUGUST lIARTJE President.
JNO. B. LIVINGSTON, Treasurer.
SAMUEL RIDDLE. [Secretary.
ti_DarTmEgoirnAitgrusttitullgtoartjue., Jo'szt Atwell, B.
Cash paid forPiuser Stock. • . .}522:0138
FLOUR.
PEARL ga:..VOILY 1101 L,
PEARL MILL 'Three Star Green Brand t 'aqtisl to
FREN 11.1 FAMILY FLOUR.
c \
This Ft re will oil y . oe x4 so uja nt to ott be t w st it o e u rt::ep: ll . l 7
ordered. . ..- • - .
PEAR MILL BLUE BRAND,
• - Itqual to best St. Lords.
BEAR MILL BED BRAND. -
WRITE ORN PLOTS AND CORN NEAL.
R. T. 10211111 DY 6 88/!.,
Allegtienh Sept. 9,1805, risaui Xua.4
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: TUESDAi, DECEMBER 15, 1868.
1301131211,.&c,
fin w TiU/inT
Huts DL 86.00,,
Cor. relit Alley aid. Duipesie Si.,
(Nasa as POINT,)
. . .
EnglneßniMers,Founders &Machinists,
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes.
t i lvelal attention invited. to our new STATION-
A OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER of 15-borne power.
•CASTMGSosf every kind, made to order at our
Boundry, on TRIED STREET, below Market.
RIBS for HOUS E ls, BRAM:SG, PULLETS,
BANGERS, and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PiltiBEs, orChend and male to
order, at tke
INDUSTRIAL. WORKS,
Frosting oa the Allegheny Tiller, near the Potat,
BITTBBIIBOU. PA.
inr-Ail-orders procaely tilled. Trrlf 1216
FORT PITT
OD TANK
BWI97ZIES.
;nom!, & ONYDERi
umnnacranssas
CA
BO
TI33II7LiE, ridtrzrz-irzAnal Tux=As, pox
lox. AND CYLINDER STEAM Neulisa. •
OIL eruzs AND og.,TAzuco,
CSIXIERYS, Busse=NG AND ASH rezirs,"
UMW(' PANS, SALT PANS AND CON- .
DEEMER;
STEAM PIMA, GASOMETERS AND LEON
t BRIDGES;
PRIBON DOORS AND COAL BRUM
(Mee, shed Warehouse 'corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBI:rIGH, Pa.
moll Orders s e t
to. to the above address
mh7:l99will be
y attend
WM. BARNHILL ei CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. so, AA, us AND se rasii ST.
Haying secured a large yard and furnished it with
ittemost approved machinery, we arc orepered to
manufacture everrdescription of BOMBES in the
best manner, and Warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Cendensers, Sal t
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron , Bridges, Sugar Pane, and sole manu
facturers o Barnnin , 6 Patent Boilers.'
Repairing done on the shortest notice. • 1a5:c21
Arms az. "atm
Nosi,ss cintki 56 Water Street,
irirrremitues, PA.,
martracrtraxe or
IRON OIL.
SETTLING rews.t : corrzs BTEAst Ems,
sor...mice 9L STACKS, ,
And SKEET IRON WORE,
For Steamboats.
JAR= 11. Bann =MIND D. BRAWL
JARED M. BRUSH : SON,
DIA3ITTADTDII I B B OT
Steam Boilers, Oil , Stills, Tani&
SELEI3I II MON - Wo4. &a.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TACK BROTHERS, I
COMMISSION lIEItCHANTS;,
AND DICALENB IN
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittsburgh Ofdee—DALZELLI BITILDING. cor
ner-of Duquesne Way and Inein streets.
Philadelphia Office-15111 WALNUT BT.
gpl:w2o
H. Mi r LONG & CO.,_
MANUFACTURERS OF
PURE WHITE BURNING OIL,
Bra/n(1- 66 L UCIFER."
Office, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STEEKT & EUWER,
Manufacturers and Importers o
A.JEL n, 9
CUTLERY, &C.
887 LIBERTY STREET,
CORNICE OF WAYNE,
One Donate Below Vnion Depot,
PITTSBURGH.
Agents for FAIRBANKS , SCALES.
PITTSBURGH
NOVELTY WORKS. -
,
ADAMS, M'KEF f & CO.
ILASITFACTUTIER Or
Keystone Staand Co ndard, Patent Platform
unter
SCALES.
Julius Faced. Patent Door Locks
and Latches,
PAINT AND 0 / 91 E AVI L A s i1LE IKON. ac.
Corner of Grant and First Streets,
prrrsiiußGEt.
aasl tbi
13 7 ,161 - iii — D - STilArd
JOSlf M . coon's:.alum jai..
JOHN He COOPER & Co.,
SAABS rotrzinuas,
GAB AND STEAK FITTERS,
Diann of pimps AND wok:m:1ml,
e egrat , oti tare . ll3,
WI
I
Caner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
ittyLtiao
HARDWARE
NOVELTY WORKS.
PaT3BTJRGEt.
FINANCIAL
..1 4 0,*.1111•111. 1 .1 04,1141. .. M. " 1
FORT Pin BANKIIG CO AKY,
N 0.169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, . . . . . 5200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEMME, IN
•
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
- AND COLD. .
DREIER ALLIIIIED .011 Tllll DIMITL
Collections, aide on all accessible point's In the .
Milted States ant Canadas. /
DIRECTOR:
Hostetter C Risher,
D. wallordoli, Nola. H. King,
ite, earirsw
N. Fawcett, James
• - ISAMU agelllLlTlliLlpr,
- _
D. LEET I -
•L
gambler,
NATIONAL BANK OF tiOIIEtICE I
, off. oflirood_e .
a SixthSts;
• •
A.• PATTERSON .. .... Prelident.
JOB. H. HILL —.— Cashier.
CAPITAL, : : $500,000.
DEBECITOIM
George W. Class,
James McCandless,
Wa. Douglas, -
WS. !toed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brawn,
Chas. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick..
W. 8.
DISCOID/NMI DAIL
HART, CAVOHEI & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
lerr - rssratca4, PA...
I84300Et380)18 TO HANNA'. HART A 00..1
Dr.ALsne
Exchange, Coln, Coupons,
And puitenlar attention to be purehaee and
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight "Drafts on London.larma
110 - HOLMES & SONS, •
J.:l •
3EULD 7 I3QMPELOS,
67 Market Street,
'PrTZ"r£IBI::M 4 :aIX. PA.
U Co
nited State llections s
amend e on all t
ansdashe principal points °title
C.
Stockiv, Bonds and other See,nrfties
r:• • - -
Asp sewifis 4.
P • icta&r . Alleittroit paid to the purchase and
United States Securities.
WEITERN SAVINGS BANS, •
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest paid N onalnie Deposit's
ANY SUM RECIII7D FROM
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK ' , WlTliouT
INTEREST.
Diaoonnta TOBy at 1S o'clock.
President—THONPSON BM ! .
Vicorresident—L.l. M A RSHALL.
DIRLCTORB: '
701.1PSON BELL, 1. 4 1 d.
J i l l a r g a P T lß "
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Caldwell,
Willis Dalzell.
D. W. C. Bidwell
K. M. Fulton.
MEDICAL.
•AIA NHOOD.”--Another Neu
MEDICAL PAMPHLET, fr ow the pen ol
Dn. CnTIS. The Medical Times SW sof thleivort:
"This Tail:fable treatise on the cans e and cure oi
premature decline, shows how health is impaired
through abuses of youth and manhood, and
how essily regained. It gives a ear synopsis at
the impediments to marriage, the canes and effect!
of nervosa (Ability, and the remedies therefor." A
Pocket edition of the above will be fo• warded on
receipt of, till cents, by addressing Doctor CUR
TIS. - No. • kJ North Charles . Street, Baltimore. Md.
ANEWOD: ,HOW LOST ! 1101i9
RESTORED: Just
_published 171scaltd enact ,
ope. Price, six vents. A LECTURE ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT. and Radical Cure of
Spermatoirhom, pr Siontual•Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions Se aMI Nervousness Consumption Mar,
Haire gen rally* EDI•
lepsy and FM; 31entalt and Physical Ingapaeltv. re.
sultingfrcrin Self Abuse, dc., by ItObr: Js; Culver.
well. \M. D., author of the "Green Book, ' Etc. "A
BOON THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS," sent
under seal, In a plain envelope, to any address, post•
paid, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps,
to CHAS. J. C.• KLINE St Co., 197 BOWERY,
NEW YORK, POSTOFFICE BOX 4686. Alan Dr.
Cuiverwell's "Marriage Guide, prize 5115 cents.
myEdn,twl • 1 •
ADIME to YOUNG MEN ABOUT
TO MARRY.
Essays for Young Men.
•
Youthe Errors, Abuses and. Dlseases Incident to
and Early Manhood, with the Gu n ane viers
of treatment and cure, sent by mall In se led letter
envelopes free of charge. Address, HO\ Mtn AS
SOCIATION, Btrx Phlldelphla, Pa. set :x9O-d&T
_._ • - •
IVISTRICT COURT 0
UNITED 8 TATES FOE wg,sTl
r CT or I'ENNSYLVANIA—The n 1
hereby : gives notice of hlsappoistment •
of CONRAD - C. `SMI Ili of the city of
county of Allegheny and State of Pei
within said. District, who has been adjuil
rapt ripen veditors petition by the Distr . '
the United States for said Distrlot.,
~ . - . -3 :ALGERNON S. BELT.. A ,
Attorney-at-Law, 144- Fourt
dein:nits. • , . 1
I
ADMIN ISofR
TAT.OWS NI ICE.—
Letters Adrainist 'anon upon , estate of
isAMPEI. WILL:SON. late of Jefferson Township,
Allegheny county. deceased, having Men granted
to the undersigned all persons ludebte , to said es.
tate are hereby notliled to snake 'Jame, and those
having claims against tne same prtscnt- them to
wILLIAm wiLuoN. Admin , strator,
• Jefferson To nshlp. or to
11", G. HAWKING, Jr., No. 58 Grunt street. Pitts
burgh. 3
yAMolicE
par Is HEREBY
existhus N
GIVE
, at the tnership ately between
ES th DICKS.O.I4 and W. J. MoytASTER, as Car
penters and Housebni:ders, under the fain name of
DICKSON Jc MCMASTEtt% hie this day been dls.
solved by mutual toaientW. J. MCMASTER la
authorized to settle all debts due to and by the pout
patty. - JAMES DIVKSON.
__ __ W. J. McliA.67lllt.
del:0
Decemberl, Um
WALL PAPERS.
N Ew
WALL PAPERS,
For Halls, PaKers anAChanzbers,
NOW OPENING, AT
107 Market St., near, Fifth Ave.,
JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO.
CE3
T HE BAXIBLIO HOUSE OF
- Fax. R. Nmarrz,
Corner' of Wood and Flfth Streets. 1
DRAWS BILLS OP EXCHANGE ON
LONDON, -BERLI:i:,
• UN LON BANS," PoSILN,
DUBLIN L EIPZIG,
LIYARPoOL. - BREMEN.
,
GL arGOW, • - BAMBURGH, 1
B CLFA'aT,, ' FRAXFORT all.,
PARIS.';_ WEIRZBURGH.
STRAdSBOURe DA.R.M.STADT,
MAJNZ. • , .GASSEL.
__
' YAIS,RRS*.ANTBEN, t.O LONY., ,
LANDMAN, , TRIER., ~
HEILEBOM , BASEL, I
STUTTGAIt_
_„T , BEEN.
STIKEHOLM , SAN FRANCISCO,
and about AGO more smal er places. Money is also
seat to any village from central points direct to the
reticence of parties free of okarg., to front fifteen to
seventeen days:
Colleetions made by; power of attorney all over
Yam mi. Goods and parcels summed to.
. . ' Pll. R. /MERTZ. -
. m
JAKE Ti BRADY & CO.,
(Snooseasepcs to S. JOE 1 C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
Et AL IV" Ei EL ,
. ,
Riff AMD SELL ALL RODS OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
(
69/1/0, SILVER AND COUPONS,
OR MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Ur Interest Allowed on Deposits.
..q' Money loaned on GOTolllll€llt Bonds at low
est market rates. ' •
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOOKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES T. BEADY & CO.
T, AT 11 A. N.
asolbott
mike reference:
Joseph Dilworth,
Rev. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert, ,
A. la. Brown,
Thomas Ewing.
LEGAL.
THE
.tot
Die
der.tgned
as assignee
Allegheny.
nysylvanta
• ed a hank•
et Court of
!ague°,
avesue
PARTIES DESIRING TO IN
•• wr to UNION AND CZNTBAL PA
CIFIC BONDS can save one per cent. by purchas
ing before
.7.l\l4l:TAlitli" Ist.
Bonds on hand for ds A iiverr.
Ws T. BRADT d: CO..
Agents Centrel and talon Pacific Railroad com
-nies, corner Fourth and Wood streets. da:bl3
Ett Riftsl=o Gaitttt.
FINANCE AND TRADE ,
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
MONDAY, December 14; 1868.
The gold market remained firm to day at
135%; the lowest point reached was 135;‘,
and the highest 135%. The demand for
cash gold Is 7 ery light from the fact that
the government will pay out in January
next about! thirty-two million dollars
which with the ,present coin in the bank at
New York, will likely swell the amount
there to over thirty millions which would
far ,. exceed the gold held - by, old state
banks; their average being twenty-three
millions, t and but one had reached thirty
four millions. This, together with the in
creased shipments of cotton from now to
March next, will keep the market well
supplied of either exchange or gold, should.
there be any need for shipment to cover
present importations. In support of ,a
lower premium on gold It is argued that
the governmen t would anticipate the Jan
uary interest in case an attempt would be
made to unduly advance the Memium by
speculative schemes: It Is the desire of
everybody, and particUlarly the govern
ment that, whatever the price of gold may
be the fluctuations be as light as possible.
Government bonds are dull and lower
to-day, not so Much for want of money im
mediately, but it is feared that there will
bean unusual pressure for money on for
aboutlie first oTJanuary, when those who
wish tospeculate may buy cheap, and
dealers in bonds are ‘ not willing to carry
large stacks.
Railroad shares were firmer to-day, on'
an easier money markbut it seems to be
only a temporary stay in the downward
course of prices. Fort Wayne; Erie, Cleve
land and Ohio Mississippi are m all firm,-
whilst Western shares are lower. F.l2.ress
shares are firmly held during the pressure,
for money at the end of the week; it is_evi
dent that these stocks are cheap at present
prices, and, at that, ought to yield a hand
some return sooner or later.
In our local' money market, the demand
for money is increasing, and the state of the
market is reflected at the sales of local se
curities, which . It is difficult to sell, except
at • concessltlts. Allegheny Valley, bonds
'vere Such in demand a few days Ago at
84 to 85;ibut could not be sold over 823 i, and
a rounil lot might not . bring that, when
offered. Business seems' to improve in a
small way.
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 135%; Eighty-one's, 111%;
Five Twenties, 1862, 110%; do, 1864, 106%;
do, 1865,107.3 i; do, 1865, new, 109%; do, 1867;
109'3,1; do, 1868, 1101 ; Ten Forties, 105%;
Railroads —Cleveland & Pittaburgli. 83%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne SC Chicago. 109%;
Chicago dt. Rock Island, 106%; Chicago 4t.
North Western, 74%; do Preferred, 75N;
Michigan,: Southern, 85%; Reading,,96%;
Erie, 40%; New York' Central, .124 Ohio
dt Mississippi Certificates, 293; Western
Union Telegraph C0.,36 14; Merchants Union
Express Co., 151 y; Pacific Mail, 1 111%;
Adams, 4S; Mining shares--Gregory, 5,20;
Quartz. Hill, 80; Smith tt Parmele, 3,75;
Corydon. —. •
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady ct Co.: Gold, 135%; United
States Sixes, 18S1's, 114%;1862,
110%; r 5-20's, 1864, 107; 5-20's, 1865,
107%; 10-40's, 105%; 5-20's, 'January and
July, '65, 110; 5-20's, January and July,
'67110; '6B, 110?.5; June 7-30's, par less 1,1
July 7-30's, do %; August 119; Sept., 119;
Oct. 118%; Union Pacific Railroad, 102; Cen
tral, 103.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
OFFICEOFTHEPITTSBUROIT GAZETTE, r 1
MONDAY, Decemberd4, 106 S. i
CATTLE.
There was a full supply of attle on sale
to-day, - about 1050 head ut with goo l d
weather and afair, ,deMatid, the market
was more active t n last week, and, >if
anything, prices especially for prime fat
Cattle, ruled/shade higher. The number
of eastern buyers was not very large, 'Mt
the butchers took hold with more liberality,
and there Was an increased number of
/
country buyers in attendance. As regards
quality, there appeared to be a very fair
proportion of good Cattle, and, as a matter
of course, this grade always sells with less
trouble and at relatively better prices than
the commoner kinda, though when we left
the yards (at 10 a. m.) the indications were
that there would be very few of any kind
left uns6ld. Prime to extra butchersstock
may be quoted at 7 to 734: good to medium
at 6 to 634, and common at 534. Stock
Cattle range all the way from 4•to 514, ac
cording to _quality and condition.
C. Metz 20 head Washington County
zteers at , 4to 6;! P. Sheitemantel 21 head
Butler; county stock at 3 to 5; Stakeiy Sc
Bro. 13 head at 3 to 5; J. R. Pringle 16 head
Butler and Mercer county cattle, very cern.
mon, at 3to 4,50; Smith to Traurman &
Lohman 13 head Butler county steers at sc;
Traurnaan & Lobman retailed 35 head at 5
to 7,50; 31 head ' stockers at sc; L. &j,
Shamberg 60 head Illinois and Pennsyl
yania stock at 5 to 8; Gaines 13 head-heif
ers and steers at 3,50 to 4,25; Holmes, Laf
ferty & Co. 80 head mixed stock at 3;50 to
6,50; Thomas Workman 25 head mixed
stock, from Knox county, Ohio, averaging
4,50; Smith & Bine- 17 head commission
steek at 4 to 6,70; IslOholas Carr 25;head -
Liaking county, Ohio, steers, for Morgan 6:
Co., at 5 to 6,50; Hedges & Taylor 50 head'
at 5 to 7,25; Marks & Bro. 34 head good
western steers at 7 to 7,75; 20 head Ohio
stock at 5,75 to 6,25; 12 head Washington ,
county stook at 5 1 75 tei 6,25; Jas. McAllister
30 head small 'heifers and steers at 4,50 to
7; Hazlewood & 131ackstock 65 head fer
Shepard, from Belmont county, OhiO, at
1
4,50 to 7,25; 22 head for Kelly, from Guern
sey county, Ohio, at 4,50 to 25; Greenwald
'it Kahn 67 head Ohio stock t 5,50 to 7,75;"
,
1 premium steer, weighing 1,500, held at
*300; Kraus & Haas 54head t 5,50 to 7,511-- ;
1 extra cow at 8,50; L. Roth hilds t Co. 20 - `
head at 6 to 7; E. Katz 36 head Tusearawasy,
county heifers and steers at 5 to 5,25; My
ers & Needy 80 head stock at 4,25 to 7
mostly from Ohio; Keefer & Zeigler 33 head ,
Washington county steers at 5,50 to 6,75;i
Peter Hartman 33 head Washington and
Green county steers and heifers at 3,50 to,
6,75; U. Verner 40 head Penna. and Ohio at'
4 to 6,so—sent 59 head: good Washington
county steers to Central Yards.
SHEEP AND LAMES. r
The supply of sheep was again COUIData•
tively small this week,. scarcely:Teachbyg
two thousand head, and as a consequence
the market was firmer and prices higher.
Prime to extra fat Sheep sold at from 0,75
to $4;50 per head, and some lots were held
at 5 cents per pound. Even "scalawags"
were held at an advance and the. scalawag
butchers, were growling bitterly—some
intimating that another market or so like
this one would smash "Butler." There
was one eastern buyer in attendance, but
be did not buy, the butchers paying more
for prime Sheep than he was willing to
- give, while scalawags he did not want.
M. Humes wholesaled ,143 scalawags at
81,25 per head; McNeese &M'Caslinretailed
400 at 1,25 to 4,50 per bead; J Emmel 200
at 1,25 to 2,50 per. head; Adam Eckert 75
at 1,60 to 3,75 per head; W. Youug 140 at
1,40 to 3,50 per head; Stakely & Bro. 101 at
1,40 . t0 4,00 per head; R. Clarke 162 at 1,45
to 3,50 per head; C. Maggi 133 at 1,00 to 1,25
per head; ;
at 2,00 to 4,50
per head; Williams - 126 at 90 to 2,75 per
nead; Smith 35 head; PSheitemantle 250 at
1,25 to 2,50 per head; Gamin & Co. 180 .at
1,65.
There is a continued steady retail de
mand for Hogs, and it would be much
larger still, if It was not for the exceeding
ly high prices. We quote in a retail way
at to 9%, for fair tp prime heavy averages,
though they were but few sold above 9 cts.
Nicholas Carr retailed 98 st 8 to 8,75;
Holmes, Lafferty & CO. 23—held •at 7% _. ;
Rabin, Beyers it Greenwald, 300 at 6.t0 0% - f•
Emerick & Co. 200 at 8 to 9. •
PITTSBURGH PETROLEGMARARICHT:
OFFICE .OF TEE PITTS:OTROS GAZETTE,
MozinAy, December 14, 1868.
It would appear, from information en
tirely reliable and trustworthy, that the
recent calls were made, not for the purpose
of bringing about a "corner," but because
the parties who called wanted the oil for
shipment. There is no attempt made ttb
disguise the fact that there is a combina
tion, and a powerful one it is, who, have
bought a very large amount of oil, and are
still buying, and their reasons for so doing,
they claim, are ( very good ones., Accord-.
ing to statistics, (deemed to them at least
perfectly reliable) the consumption is now
and is likely to continue continue consider-
ably ahead of the production, and acting on
this presumption, this combination expects'
oil to be higher in 1869 - than it was in 1863.
While it is possible that the basis on which
the above calculations are made is correct,
it isi-nevertheless, a disputed point, and
one which time alone will -demonstrate. It
Must be confessed, however, that the calls -
, made last week looked, to say the least;
' suspicious, coming, as they did, simul
taneously, from so manY different quar
ters.
The market was not quite so activelo
day, sales being comparatively light, while
so far as prices are concerned there, is no
impOrtant change. Twelve and a. half
ents still seems to be the standard price
for-spot, all December, or all 1869, sellers
option. Buyers option, all 1869, is nominal
at 15%-tol6. Sale of 3,500 bbls first eight
months of 1869, (40 to 45) sellers option, ,at,
12, 1 c2,000 sellers option, all 1869, at 12;4;
and , lo,ooo do same delivery, option and
price. `-•.
REFINED.
The Refined market was again quiet to
day, little or nothing done, and no impor
tant change in prices. Offers to'sell deliv
ered cat, 21st at 31%; and the last'half of
December was quoted•at 30 to 3034. Janu
ary to June, is nominal at 31;4, and it was
rumored that there was a "lige" sold from,
A.pril to July, 1,000 each month, at 32%.
—Since the above was put in type, we are
cognizant of offers to sell spot oil at 30, and,
deliverable on the 21st, at 31. -
OIL SHIPPED EA ST BY A. V. R. R. •
Fulton, Marvin .t Co., 100 bbls refined to
W. P.'Logau t Bro., Philadelphia.
Fawcett, Logan & Stoekdale, 198 do do to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Lockhart. Frew & Co. 411 do do to War.
den. Frew & Philadelphia.
Forsyth, Bro. & Co., 445 do do to Warden, ,
Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Montzheimer, Kookier & Co., 250 dodo to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia. -
McCreery & Co., 365 do do, to W. --
P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Lockhart, Frew & C0.,113 bbls benzole to
Warden Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Total shipments ,Refined • 1769
6 6 Benzole... 113
OIL SHIPPED EAST PROM DL'QUESINE DEPOT.
Warden & Batchelder, 35 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
G. W. Holdship &Co., 156 do do to War
ing, King & Co., Philadelphia.
P. A. Bates, 45 do do to Warden, Frew. 6
Co., Philadelphia. I.
Kirkpatrick & Lyon, 11 do do to W. P.
Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
3. D. Miller, 46 bbls refilled to Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia.
IslcKetina & Rogers. 20 do do to A. P.
Phipps, Philadelphia. •
• Union Ref. & St. Co., 159 do refined to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
•
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW Yonw, December 14.—Dry goods—
th : • excitement in Printing Cloths con
tinu• - ,„• large sales for ftiture delivery have
been 84ected at eastward at gc for 64
square and,holders now ask 934 c; printers
have consequently withdrawn their goods, • -
and put them)ap Mc per yard. The LalleaS
terand Oriental, which withdrew Saturday
from sale, hate been opened for sale this
afternoon at 1234 c. Sprague has withdrawik;
all his staple styles IMtdisposed of th4o
bulk of his Caney styles, ',and then ad- 1
vanced Mc per yard. Bleated Muslins
continue in request and Lonesdale and
Hope have again risen, another N3 )4o Per
yard. Unbleached Muslins are in better
request, especially tine makes. but- sity,ol
prices have not advanced among, obixote
NN`
CREME. l