6., PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, DECKii.I.E.F,R 16, 1868
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THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY I& CO.,
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of.
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stayes,
TO BE FOUNTS IN THE rums.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated Base Burning
instal Stoves and Furnaces for Hard-Cbal or Coke.
Be" a in the World for Parlor,Oßice. Store or Church.
Reeds no rekindling—burns•all *later. Diu act
y zattl you see or send for Circular. •••
No. 30 WOOD STREET
Ihrs Agents for Orlentals—DESIMLEIS MOB,
•• Held St.; GYG. , lIBLEY. Ally .lieny City. •
GRAFF, HUGUS & COI
3iLIMPACTUZZESO7 zyz y l'AittETY
6190 1 0017ESEi f
BOSTON. COOKINGRANGE,
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"THE FIERY FURNACE,"
Fos Wliturproi Era ~rxes.
VIE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
l o 'REGULATOR." , COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,
L AN'S t ChicLanett Pattern) PORTABLE RANGE,
AST IRON — MANTLES. WELLMAN'S RE
ECTOR, GRATES, free from dirt' aid duet;
(MATE Pumas, ZENDIdfS,
206 an
208 Liberty Street,
PITTSBITECIN, PA.
(`TOOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
I'ISSELLI dig, OW 'S
TRIUMPH,
.FOR - BITUIfTEO77B COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Eoast as
Well aaany other Store in the Union.
'BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Libeity Street.-
AULD Cu banil and far sale, ' = ..
PARLOR STOVES, .
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HEATING STOVES,
GRATE PRONTf3, FENDERS,
COORP. , .IG, RANGES„.4to.
STEEL WORKS.
"nUQUESNE . -
ALF
IRON AND STEEL WORKS.
COLEMAN; RAM & CO.,
HANITFACTIIRSIB OF
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Iran, Nails 'and Steel, Carriage and
Wagon Springs and Axles. "
Duquesne, XL. Banffniata Merchant Plateßoan
and Stnare Iron; Hoop, Sheet and Iron;
Oval, Half Oval and Half Bound Iron; Cylinder and
Wagon Box Iron; Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
Flat Rail for Coal Roads; L am Nails and Spikes;
FloW, Spring and A B Steel;inated Steel; Cut
ter Bars, Crow Bars, Ike., &c.
Office and Warehouse-77 WATER STREET,
Pittsburgh.
- SELEFFIEUI) ,STEEL WORKS.
SINGER; NIDAICK & CO
PrITSBMIGH. PL.
Manufacturers cif every descripti of
CAST AND CERNIAN STEEL,
EATLWiAT SPIUNOS,
TrT , LIZTIC AND PLATFORM ISPRENOS.
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, &0., 2ko
' , Warehouse, 83 Water an 100 First St&
i
AtELLER,_itAIRR. & AItIEUEN.
, .. GICTSRAL PAS . 8:
• Nr..i.". - ....7ETCATAP, IRE E:s.T . ATILLER
R. . ORAL ',V. BARR, , c , pAEKIN.
SEscrAL PARTNER—S. . KIER.
tSTEEL WORKS!
DIEGIC-a_OETC,,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, PA
ibl4.d4,
- BLLCIC DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & Co.,
Manufacturers of all descriptions of
E3 6 I II .IMWEa.
Mice and Warehonse, ,o 122, 1244 SECOND
and 119 and /21.71:115T STREETS,
pritsutraGn STEEL WORKS
MSTATe.TATTRT) 121 1845.)
ANDERSON Jr, WOODS,
uccEssoss TO ANDERSON, COOK & CO.
ItEanntacturers of every description of
STEEL.
.BEST,R.EPENED TOOL STEEL
)I(tilay, Circular Gang and Cross Cut
SAW PLATES.
Enriag, Cast and German Plow a,nd Blister Steel.
SLocel, Fork, Bake and Toe Calk Steel.'
liallroad Spring Steel and Frog Polats,,_Cast Steel
Finger Sans, Sickle Steel, Spring Stee :Tyre, Plow
Wing:4 etc.* 011 D rill Steel.
and Works—Corner FERST AND ROSS STS.,
pitt.,burgL, Pa. 7.12:d9
... . ,
ARON WORKS.
j JAB. LIME% PrCIPt...
p2:7BZURGH FORGE
AND MON CO.,
ncrAGT noins OF
..T:ar Iron;
P".ilroad Ffidi - Efara and I.l°llBl
.11111 road Car 4 ,..r.1tifit011i:43, =_
Railroad Car Axlca,lleitardirodl
X.,4coniotlve Vrantes; .
Le.w..oirotive.Pronie )slisspein
v.lo Buda; _ .
Yoke°, Straps*
Piston Betalz;
fg , eamboat /Mafia;
mteamboat Cranks;'
Piston Iloilo, Wrists;
Pitsnan Jaws, Collar°, Eke.
°Moo, No. 177 'ICNN STREHT,
Prl7 . BßUßall; 1'
EVERSON, PRESTON as, Co.,
Pennsylvania. Iron Works,
Vzrehome, lion. 1611 anil 187 H'IRST STBILET,
oppoßite Mononica.,aela Hipune -
ar.3:dB PITTSBURGH.
COPPER
LAKE SUPERIOR
06PPE3 KILL An.. B3I :I3LTING . wan
P'1rr'113131:111,43.1 1 .
PARK, McCURDY & CO., •
Kra: 13 latturers of Sheathing, Brazier:s and Ben
C , ej . per..„Preasel Copper BOLIOMA, Reined 8011 Bot,
bixelter bolder. Alen, inlPOrt. , rl and Dealers
Ttn Plate, Sheet Iron, Win, ac. C. n .
at.a I y"+.o kand Tistuers• 'Machines aed
erehouse ito. 140 FIRST 42"101d2 and /00
.01et , _OW 01 :4 r EVA4P104010106 '
/63k9444;44 root 4.opper cut to say desired nu
.• TaPon
CASTINGS, &C
PIITSBI7BGIK.
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL . WORKS
SSO Penn Street.
BOYB & BA(IALEY.
Chill Bolls, Mill Castings, 11911 Lathes, &c. -
SAMUEL. 111. WICKERSHAM,
IRON 'BROKER,
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Par
Agent for the cafe of Cornyvall Boughareore, do
andin,lsala, Duncannon, Stanhope, Glendon,
other britad, Of Anthracite, Youghiogheny
Coke and C. B. Charcoal
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PIG IRONS. •
culmi • • neetflally soiiUted.
W. P. .POICTEr n tr.ir
pIfB I.OrN2FIFI" FAC G COMP asoturaro of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS
CLINTON MILL — IITEIIIHENVILLIC. Gala.
B.RicfnyoN KILL•Ni&W BRIGHTON,
MICE AND wearatomm,
NO. 82 Third Stieet, ritimbitrgh l Pa.
OmOsst-LAITOUST Presldent.
• JAM. B. LIVINGSTON, L-rossonr. •
DIE OSS E, Aad l iFilartfe l , l l l 4olll ;laws*, 3.
Hartroan t Jolts B. T....415gt0n. ,
02,1 k paid for Pour Stook. -, IsSwolut
MIL MILL P 4111FLOB.
PEARL HILL Three Saar erica Brand, opal to
FRENCH FAMILY FLOUR.
Tate Flour will only ee ant oat when ondalalli*
ordered.
PEARL SILL BLS% BRAND, •
ZqUal to best lit. Loa%
PEARL WELL RED BRAND.
• • Equal to bast Üblo Flour.
WLLITB CUBE PLotia Ant, oligir Inuz.
B. T. BAWDY & BED
in,itgattliY. Sept. 9, 11100. Mat, MI LL.
til i iagtlitir37,lk;(,[,4liV;4 7- 7:; .- •-•- ,4 . ,
• ...;:h.,;),,,wirWiatjaut,
POUNDERS, MACEENIS'
KNAP FORT- PITT
FOUNDRY COY PANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
1
PITTS BURGS, PA,
FE - Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Retorts,
and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
_
earner Carroll and Satallatan Streets.
(IMff'l'H WAZUD,)
przrenstruzaa, PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
illanufactitrer of
CAST MON w.OWt PIE,
FOR OAS AND WATRR WORKS
My Pines are a cast invariably 1n rite, in dry
Sand and 12 feet lengths. Also, fall assortment of
General Castings for gas and Water TV orks.
I woald also call the attention of•Seperintendents
of Gas Wort:a fo no' make of ICET ItTS.
ATLAS WOREIS,
MORTON STREET, Nintltyiiard,
=rrTss~~,'~:~,
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
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These Works are among the largest and most
Complete estaltllshments In the West, and are nor
prepared to furnish
Engine% of ovary. tiemziptiaaa.
Boilersi Oil Taan_te.
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Ousting&
Bolling ~11 11 Castings.
Sngiae Cesthaga.
Plachtne Vastiags.
General Castln6.;
G 3 ORDERS SOLICITED
L. O. Mmanerorr.vi. H. BVRT.W. A. Boar: mole, Jll.
II INGsToN & co.,
IRON FOMMERS,
HANOPACTUREES OF
FLZVE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All description's . , for Plumbers and Gas Fitters; Ag
rieultarallmplements, Cotton and Woolen MID Ida,
chinery,
All JobWo . rk promptly attended to.
Odlee. sad Works—WASHINGTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny - City, Da.
14013EVSOBT, REA k.
-a•s'
Successors to itonmsoly, Huaamts,
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WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
MannfacturerS of Boat end Stationary Steam En
gines Blast Engines, Mill' Machinery, Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; ()II Tanks and
Stills, Boller and Sheet Iron Work.
Once, No. 1.2,
_corner First and Smithfield Streets.
Agents for OIFFARD , S PATENT INJECTOR for
feeding Boilers. _ jall:rli2
M ' ONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
B utter Street, Ninth Ward,
(Qmatto Union Iron Mlllso
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GENYRATJAY.
Orders promptly and earefally executed.
Charges reasonable. •
EBBKRT &',WELLY%
0015:128
THOMAS CARLIN b, CO.,
Fourth Ward Fontes and Machine Works,
.BANDITEIBY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY;PA..
2ifanufaetnfere of Steam Engines, Oil Presses, Pul
leys; Shafting Grist and-Saw Mill Work, Bolling
Mill and Machina Castings, Grate Bars, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, &c. Build to order aid have on
hand engines of all sizes.' mvl4:gs
IRON BROKERS.
PAPER.
FLOUR.
HUGS N. MILE &
Brine Builders, Founders & Machinists,
Trine
Manufaoture STEAMBOAT ENGINES aad STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all elves.
Special attention invited to S AN D STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE FORTABLE
BOILER, of 18-horse power. • -
CASTINGS, of every kind, wade to order at our
Yonadry, fa THIRD STREET, below Market.
RIOS for 011 Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HABIGRILS, HOUSE aid TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO FRE-.487.5, on -band and axle to
orderfartin
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INDUSTRIAL WORKS;
reirattag oR the Allegkesy Elver, Rear the !Rini,
FORT PITT
!MILER, STILL .0110 TA
TITNOLAL, DOIIBLE-PLUED TDRIILAN, MLR
BOX AND CYLINDRIC STEAM BOILERS.
OIL 'STILLS AND OIL TANN%
mumnrrs, BNIRCRIND AND ASH PANS,
SITTLINO PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
.
DENIMS;
STEAM PIPER, DABONSTEBN AND IRON
BRIDOES:
PRISON DOOZS AND COAL BRUTES
0121eo and Ware Manse eprnor Seeond,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
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Sili" Orders sent to .the,above address will bo
promptly attended to. mk7:ll9
WM. BARNHILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Hwriag sensed / large yard and furnished It with
the most approved machinery, we are pre - Tired to
manufacture every description of 20ILERS In the
best manner, and warranted equal to maysnatie in
the country. Chimneys, recchlrie, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks, 011 Stllls, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Holler Iron, Fridges, Sugar Ps.ns, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairlag done en the shettest. notice. 185:c2l
JAMES sir. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
ALANIJIPACITIOLR OP
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
BOLLING MILL STACKS.
Arid MEET IRON WORE,
For Steuaboati.
JABS! N. rintrau swamp H. BAUM
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
EA3"TIYACTUI.P.B.S OP .
Steam Boners, Oil Stills,
SSIEET IRON W0.7.11, - 840.
61 Penn Stieet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OILS.
WARING AND RING,
Commission Mere-tants and Brokers in
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY, -
PITTSBUR(4II, PA.
rEaLADELnue. ADDRESS,
•WARING, KING & CO.,
127 Walnut Street.
TACK BROTMERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEA.LERS IN
Petroleum and Its Products.
Pittsburgh Oince—DALZELL , BITILDI2iG. cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
Philadelphia Office-127 WALNUT ST. •
api:w2o
rimßußeit.
M. LONG/ & Co., 4
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MANUFACTURERS OP
PURE Wiu'iii BURNING OIL,
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-B "L UCIFEB."
Office, No. S . Daquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
'LINDSEY STERRIT & EIMER
Manufacturers and importers o
IEI A. P. W n, Jo, ,
CUTLERY, &C.
831' LIBERTY STREET,
COLITEII OF WAYNE.
- Oise Square 33e1ott Tinton Depot,
PITTSBURGH.
ALuenta for 'c'AIRI; yLALN3,
NOVELTY WORKS.
parrsftußun
NOVELTY WORKS.
ADAMS,
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Keystone Standard, Patent Platform
and Counter
S.C3 A E` S.
Janus raced — Patent Doer Locks
• and Latches,
PAINT AND 0 WPIZ MILLS
. KALLZABLE IRON, /cc.
Corner of Grant and Flrst 'Streets,
=
kry_ i rlea:9 ty , * 110
JOHN Y. COOPER JOB. 'ifTX EMIT BIM
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.,
BRASS POMO:WWI,
GAS AND IMAM FITTERS ,
Nannfaotnrerg of FOXE'S AND BRAM WOR__ o
gym
.itts9npliont aealoni. In OAA FLETuAKJI
"" 4 :UZLZitt, .Or all kl4dh.
earner of Pike and Walnut Streets
PXTTSBURGIL
, - lir:l 7 ,
r , 17 , T 7 1? ,
L`ii,..*tryjtil4:,.U2s.`4t
ENGINES, BOILERS, - tte
Cr. Point Alley and Di:quint St,
(Nz.ks Tack Pourr,)
rrevssines; PA.
All larders pram r illed. Ts
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
KAITII7.IOTIRIMS 01r
PITTSBURGH, Pa
NOS. 20, 22, 24 AND 24 FINN ST
HARDWARE.
N'ELME & CO.
MANIIPACTURBIL. or
PITTaiIITSOR:
FINANCIAL,
FOAT PITT BANKING COMPANY
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, '• : : : • $200,000
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DEALKLB IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND COLD.
INT4IIST, ALLOWED Olt TIME DEPOSITS
Colleetloas nate ea all accessible Dante la the
Welted States ea/ Canatzs..
D. Hostetter 3)lrjCT° Je n o B . : C Risher.
Janes Gordon, Debt. I. KOK
D. Willi:tee, AndrewHtler,
E. Fawcett, Juges:U. Bailey
SAIII'L. 21
D. LENT
TIOIAIk BANK eF COO RK%
Cor. of Weaid and Sixth Sts.
A.. 1 PATTEXEIOA President.
JEIS. H. HILL ....... ' Cashier.
sTA..erii.a.r,,.• : t : $500,0.0.
DESLECTOIta:
flierge W. Cass,
Jamas IlsCaadlesa,
Wm. D•aalas,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patteruoa,
Wa. N. hirowii,
Chan. Lockhart,
Kirkpatrick.
ldarca, .
DISCOUNTS DAIL
HART, CAIIITGIVEY. Is, co.,
BANICERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood StrOets s
Pianrisurtoax,,
(SEICO.ESdOILS TO HANNA, LIA.ItT C 0.,,)
nitAlans
Exchange, 'Coin, Coupons,
And tiartieniar attention paid to . - purchase and
sale of. •
COYERNMENT BONDS.
Sitcht Drafts 021 X...ondon.
layLasz •
, HOLMES & EONS,
/A •
3 ElablVir..2ol : l-258, _
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57 Market Street,
.P/TT'relJEA7ll43tll, PAL.
Collections made en all the principal points of the
United States and Canadas.
Stocks, Bolas wad other Securities
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BOUGHT AND ilO I D ON COMMISSION:
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Particular attentlon paid to the purchase and
sale'of
United States Securities.
IATEGTEZIN @LIVINGS NA_NE.,
v v
No. 59 'Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest p aler on Tirno Deposits
ANY SUM RECEIVED FF.Oli
ORE DOLLAR UPWARD..
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CIIFC,K, WITHOUT
INTEREST.
Discounts Daily at 114 o'clock.
President—THOMPSON BELL.
VicePrident—A, M. ELOSILiLL.
DIEI TIKOMPSON C I
.2. 8 : M. MARSHAL r.,
JOS. DILWORTH. j JOS.' ALBREE.
J. J. GILLESiMB. I .
Stockholders toI whom we mate reference:
Wm. Forsythe' I Joseph Dilworth,
Caldwell, • I Ile*. David Kerr,
Willis Dalzell, Henry Lambert,
D. W. C. Bid lIA. Brown,
I
E. M. Fulton, Thomas•Rwlns.
MEDICAL.
. - vrANHOOD.”—Anothek New
MEDICAL PAMTHLET, f rom the-pen of
Dettyans. The Medical Times 6W 6of this work:
"This valuable treatise on the cans e and cure of
premature decline, shows how heal Mt is impaired
through secret abuses of youth aad manhood,' and
how easily regained. It gives a dicer synopsis of
the Impediments to marriage, the cause and effects
of nervous debility, and the remedies h A
- pocket edition of the above will be forwarded on
receipt of 45 cents, by addressing Doctor CUR
TIS, No. /38 North Charles street, Baltimore„ Md.
Jyll3l •
MANHOOD: HOW . LOST ! HOW
RESTORED! Just .publishect in sealed rind&
Noe. Price, six cents. A LECTURE ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT, and Radical Cure of
Spennatorrheea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impedimeats to Mar
riage generally; •Nervousness, Consumption, Epi
lepsy and Fits . ; Mental and Physical Incapacity, re
sulting Iron belt-Abuse, /cc., by Robt. J. Culver
well. M. D. author of tbe "Green Book, dec. "A
BOON TO THOUSANDS. OF SUFFERERS," scat
under seal, Pri a Wain envelope, to any address. Post
paid, on receipt of six cents, or two posts ge stamps,
to CHAS.. J. C. KLINE Co., 127 LOWERY,
NEW YORK, POSTOFFICE BOX 4586. Also Dr.
Cnlvr-rwell's "IfarrLsge tinide," price 25 centsmy.inakwT,_,
A DVICE to YOUNG MEN ABOUT
4 - 1, TO MARRY.
Essays for 'Sourkg Mon;
On the Errorc, Abuses and Diseases Incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, seat by mail In sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address, kioiYaltp
SOCLATION, Box Phildelphla, Pa. seo..2:xua-d&T
FERTILIZERS. •
To wIELEALT GROWERS.
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PUttiice
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AIiftIONIATED BONJE,
SUPER-i'HOSPILAIT, OF MEE
' MANUFACTURED BY
The Allegheny Fertilizer Co,
SEWA.RD CAMPBELL,.
- •
- 13.110.ziktrurizat6;
Office, 856 Peon Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
The best Eertllizer la use, and recognised y •
Farmers who have glvea a trial, to be the stand
and for raising large crops of Wheat, Rye, 0114
Corn, rota toes, do. We have published for grata.
Roue circulation a passpklet contalniag interestint
and valuable statements of this Fertilizer, conies 01
which will be sent free to any sending us their ad.
dress. •
dFiCfiITTii~TS
Beim & mosza,
~' ;CHIT~7CT(~~
FRUIT HOME 488 00LITION•BUILDIKU8; Noe,
and 4 84 Clair Street, Pittaburgi4 Pa. %Metal
attention given to the deriving and building of
Comm IMITAWS`amiII 0177LniNt7i4
ND IA RUBBER. BELTING
• HOBE, STEAM PACKING. AND ROPE,
OIIND AND BiliuAnz.)—A full eupply on hand.
old to the train on La good terms re esn_be had
rrom the manufacturer J. it H. PRILLIPti.
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MZELIN, Pr•s't.
LSON. gushier
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
Y, AT 11 A. El
mama
AZ- Money loaned on Government Bonds at low
eat Harker rates.
Orders emeeated for the Purchase rYszd
Sale of ?MOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
• PARTIES DESIRING TO IN
sT UNION' A ND•CZNTRAL PA-
C
in IFIC BONDS can SaYe one. per cent. by purchas
g before
, J.A.N T.TA.17.:1" Ist.
Ronde on hand for delivery.
JAME S T. 4.T.;
Agents Central 'and Union ?tact ß ile Rail RADY. roa d nom_
ales, corner Fourtti and Wood streets. thS:l,l3
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lilts4.ittiiij Sart-4.
OFFICE OP THE PITTSBURGH GA_Zt./.3.E.,
TUESDAY, December 15, 186 S.
Money being easier, in New York, the
borid, , 4;stock and gold markets were all
firtner and higher to-day. Gold had
touched 135 A and advanced to 135%, with
a very firm feeling under large purchases
since the recent decline. CashhgOld is
quite plenty, but the shipments to Europe ,
and the South average over a million dol
lars per week, which takes all the surplus
gold, or the amount on the market out of
the hands of speculators, and reduces the
Amount •avalfable for speculation to what
banks-choose to let out liefore January
next'. Although there is no cause for a
rise of gold at present, yet'the feeling in
regard to !European pOlicies Prevents spec-
ulatiaus for a decline, and keeps the prec- 1
ious metals now hoarded - out of I the
market.
Government' bonds seem to have touched
bottom for ,the present, and although they
did not iPuterially advance to-day; lees
bonds are cslfered for sale. which keeps the
supply on the market close up to the de
mand. More inquiry is made for old 1862
bends at the present low rates, more for
the purpose of speculating in them than for
neimahent investment.
The stock market is higher and firm; in
Erie, New York Central, Cleveland, Fort
Wayne and Ohio 4.4: Mississippi; there is
also an- improvement in all the western
stocks, which are more bouyant, since the
apparent stringency has passed over. The
stringeney was artificial, caused by ,the
attempt of thelnanagers of the Now York
roads for •the 'purpose of getting posses
sion; of as-much stuelt- , ,of_the Cleveland
road'as possible. Tho consolidation of the
Pennsylvania Central and Fort Wayne
railvads have put the New York roads to
the necessity of finding new direct connec
tions with the far west, which they, hope
to accomplish through the Atlantic &
Groat Eastern and the Cleveland roads with
Ohio connections.
Money remains quiet, but in good de
mand. Businessflull.
Closing quotations as received byPh. R.
Mertz: Gold, 135%; Eighty-one's 114%;
Five Twenties, 1862, 110%; do, 1864, ' 107;
do, 1865, 107%; do, 1865, new, 11C-hr; do, 1867,
110‘; do, 1868, 110%,,p, Ten Forti, 10520
Railroads —Cleveland dt Pittsbur gs ga, 8331;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Lt Chicago. 110 M;
Chicago tic Rock Island, 110%; Chicago &
'Worth Western, 75%; do Preferred, 79;
Michigan - ' . Southern, 86%; Reading, 97V,;
Erie; 39%; Now York Central, 124%'; Ohio
tt.
Mississippi Certificates, 20; Western
Union Telegraph C0.,86%; Merchants Union
Express Co., 15 1 %; Pacific Mail, 112%;
Adams, 4S; Mining shares—Gregory, 5,05;
Quartz. Hill, 75; Smith Parmelo, 3,45;
Corydon, —.
—The Chicago Tribune, of Monday, rei
ports money matters in that city, as fol
lows: Tho business of the week closing to
day has been a considerable improvement
on that of the week previous,..and though
money has been tight, and the last day or
two tho stringency has shown a tendency
tb increase, the business prospect is a vast
improvement on that of a month or two
_ago. Th stock of grain and flour in store
hero now is in the aggregate less than half
' w h a ;, was at olio time during the fall, and.
capital 'held in them
the whole ar:.! ° " t of
is probably not a irL i lisin and a half of dol-
Jars, which would be 0n. 1 ,7 about one-third
of what was so held a short alue ago. The
packing business has, however, absorbed
all the surplus capital released by the tie
crease of these products, and is the item&
diate cause of the stringency in money just
at present. This, however, is expected to
workgts own cure in a short timo, as mer
chants aro beginning to find :Imo little im
provement -in making collections in the
country as one of its results already. For
tunately ler all business interests In thi.9
part of. the.-" Country, there was an active
eastern'. dereand for 'provisions from the.. l
very beginning of the peeking semen,
which has caused earlier shipments than
usual, and has returned much of the capi
tal to be used again:' but for this. money
would havhbeen much tighter now. Even
as it is, a good many of the, wholeaale mer
chants are compelled to ask for renewals
of paper falling due, though there are not
so many instances of this kind as a month
ago. Upon the whole though the money
market is 'tighter, budness is in a much
healthier condition than b few weeks since.
—Closing quotations received by Jamea
T. Brady tt Co.: Gold, 135%; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 114 X; 5-20's, 1802,
0 34; • iii- 2i a, 1804, 107; 5-20's 1865,
1075 i; 10-10's, 105%; 5-20's, January and
Jul y , 'O5, 114‘; 5-20's, January an July,
6711014; 'BB, 110,'; June 7-3 's, par less Nr;
July 7.80% do 34; August 119; Sept., 119;
Oot. 118%;.Unlon Paola° Railroad, 102; Cert- .
; ,-1 r nz;7l
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T HE 13.4.tifiDiG HOUSE OF
IVI. - UlarrZ,
Corner of Wood and.Flfth Streets
. DRAWS BILLS 0 F EXCHANGE ON •
LONDON, • BERLIN,
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LAND WAN, TRI Eat,
117ILBRO3L BASEL, '
STUTTGART, BARN;
FrocxrrerAr, • SAN FRANCISCO.
aid about 200 al •re smaller places. Money is als a
r s e e s a id t e o n asne v
pa l r a t g ie e
f f r r o e m
ofe adtra a ry po t l a a o r d o i a rc f t t e to n h
to e
seyeateea sun.
Collestions 'node iy, Nl'
Enc,pe. Goods sod p a r
wer of stt•rnq all •ver
Is aitealled t•.
R. R. MERTZ.
JAJIES T.. BRADY 86 00.
,
(Suoceaaors to JDNitt3 & Cs.)
Corner' Fourth and Woad Sts.,
rzt. Dir MM. X:t. Ea 7
BUY ANII SELL ALL KINDS Or
lIMLD, SILVER /ND COUPONS!
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
tar - Interest Allowed on Deposits.
J'A :MIES T. ERADY & CO
FINANCE AND -TRADE,
Financial Hatters in New York.
Gnld Closed at 135'.1.4'
By Telt:graph to the Pittsburzh Gazette.' •
NEw York, December 15,1868
MONEY AND GOLD.
Money in limited demand, With uniform
rate at 7 per cent. Two banks sent , s9oo,ooo
. .
west yesterday. Discounts active, 'owing
to enlarged transactions in produce. Paper
at 7@9, prime names. - Sterling Exchange
more active, merchants now purchasing to
make deferred payments in Europe; Priam
bankers, 9459%. Short Sight quiet as
iol,‘Gitw. Gold market time, bat prices
I are steady, ranging between 1 35340135 N.
The expOctation of specie shipments next
month counteracts the effect of ex
pected anticipations -of January interest
payment of Treasury export to t;85,=5.
Senator Merten's bill bad no effect, Wall
'
a reet vang a very stubborn opinion that
Congress can do nothing at present . to rem
edy suspension. A report says the Sub
Treasury is preparing to come to the regale
of the banks in case of stringency in .the
money market by dashing . 3 per cent. oer
/ ,
tilcates freely. -
•
BONDS AND STOCKS.
Governments are More active and higher
offers to exchange 67ii for new 65s notwith
standing a difference of %. in the price.
There were free bids for round lots of all
'sorts this afternoon at g under the regular
price, seller at 30, and 4(43; above it, buy
or at 30 and 60 days. Coupons 'Bl, 114g(ie
114%; do. '62,' 110;415110g; do. '64, 107©
107 g; do. '65, 107%®107%: de. new, 11001
110 g; do. '67, 110!;,(51103;; do. '63, 11144®
110%; 10-40 s, 1053;@105g;- Pacific R R.
bonds', 99•%51)9g.
The stock market is dull without special
features on sensations. Western -shares
were buoyant until the afternoon, North
western reaching -773; and preferred 79%;
St. Paul, 66g6.066y, and preferred 854;
New York Centratalso advanced to 126 g.
The market later became heavy and droop
ing. and the advance was lost; closing dull
`but steady. State bonds are without im- •
portant change.. Miscellane9s and ex- - ;
press shares dull. : °
Favi:-T strut PRICES:---i':umberland, 363;
(537 ; Wells ExpreF• - 5.,_..253‘C525;4 ; A'
,can, 42,1;i : ;42.3.1; 21.•. ams, 47;;; ; A948m; United
States, ; li`sterebants Union, 15%
516; Quicksilver, 211;@213;; Canton, 473
(fe4B; Pacille Mail, 111315112. W. U. Tele
graph, 36%( - '563.1 ; Boston *Ater Power,
i3;;C,ia4; Mariposa, 566; do preferred, 18%
@i(4 4 /: New York Central, 125%@125%;
Erie, 40540 g; do preferred 58@60; Hudson
126;45127; Reading, 96%5974; Alton It
Terre Haute, 36539; =do preferr
ed 604@61; Toledo and Wabash, 55%
@ssg; do. ,preferred, 69;. St. Paul, 63%
@63; do. preferred, ' 833;583%; Fort
Wayne, 11014511.09,; Ohio and Mississip
pi, 29%529%; Michigan Central, 118;
Michigan Southern, 863;586g; Illinois
Central, 143i5145; Pittsburgh, 83583;;; Tol
'edo, 101%®102; Rock Island, 1073;(0
1073;; Northwestern,76 4@7638; do. pre
ferred, 7Sg( - 578g; Lae Shore, 110;4; Alton
preferred, 139; Missouri sixes, .891/; Old
Tennesses, 66; New do. 65565 1 / 4 ; Old North
Carolinas, 64@65; New do. 60560 g; Old
Virginias, 55g@564; new . do. 56;4@60. •
Mining shares dull. . -
Mining stocks at Boston--C.slumet, 50;
Copper Falls, 153; Franklin 14;4; Heels,
70; Quincy, 2U; Hancock, 33;VMinnesota, 2.
5 1 7 13 -TREAStrIty.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day
were 5945,961; Payments, 3553,591. Balance,
391,020,262.
L' , ITC,TSLITIF.GII
OIL PILE OF THE PITT6BURGH GAZETTE, •
TEESDA.Y, December 15, 1868. ,
The general markets although steady
with a fair, local demand for most o: the
leadinearticles are nevertheless quiet, and
the volume of business in the azgregate
continues light. Grain is hardly as strong
us it was a few days since, and there seems
to ba a growing impression, that prices are
not likely to go much higher. Flour is
quiet but steady with a fair' consumptive
demand and prices are well sustained.
The receipts appear to be increasingslight
ly, and stocks of all kinds of produce are
accumulating, though the demand. gener,
ally is pretty Well up to.the supply.
-
APSLE BUTTER—Is unchanged at 70 to
75 in kegs, and 80 t 0,85 in crocks.
APPLES—Firm and in good, demand,
and prices continue to tend upvard. We
now quote at $3,50 to $4,50 for fair to prime
and $5 for choice.
BUTTER—Is in steady demand and --
firm_ and tending upward. Quotations
may be fairly given at 40 to 45 for prime to
choice Roll.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Is in light'sup
ply, and prices are higher, 5 to 5M cents
per pound - .
BEANS-43,50 to $3,75 per bushel.
CHpESE—Continues very dull but un-
changed; we continue to quote at 15 to 20c,
as to quality.
CRANBERRIES--Sales of prime to
choice Eastern Cultivated at $23 to $25 per
barrel.
DRIED FRUlT—Demand fair and mar
ket steady with sales .of Peaches at 12 for
quarters and 14 to_lsforhalves,and Apples
at 9 to Ile.
HOMINY—DuII; $6,50 per bbl.
i EGGS—Quoted at 30 to 320 for limed, and
34 to 35c for fresh packed.
POULTRY—Dem:Ia. is rather better;
sales of
_dressed_Turlieys at 15 to 16c, and
Chicks - at 12 to 13c.
POTATOES---Salekof prime Peach Blows
in store at 85 to 90c. Jersey Sweets, $6 per
barrel. •
GRAIN--Winter Wheat .is scarce; and
with a fair milling demand; prime Red may
be quoted at $1,85. -
.Salo of 1 car No. 1
Spring at 81,85. Rye is quoted at SIX,'
buying—the last sale we had reported was
.at sl,so,laud a round lot would still com
mand that figure. Barley is= scarce, but
the demand is by no means pressing; sales
No. 1 Spring at $1,05 to $2. Oats quiet
and unchanged; 63c to, 64c on track;
and 65 to'66c in store. Now Corn continues
scarce and'prices arc higher, and we now
quote at 80 '.to 85c. Old nominally tua
.changed—but little in market.
LARD—r.; firm and scarce, and pribes
are rally maintained; prime kettle ren
dered at 1614 c, in tierces, and 1734 c; in
kegs.
LARD 011.,-LWe continue to qubto No}
1 at $1,45, and No. 2 at $1,20.
MESS PORK—Wet but firm; we con
tinue tirquote at $26 to $26,50.
SALT—Is firm but uncnanged; Alle
gheny river brands quoted at $1,85 on track,
and $2 in store. ,
FLOlTR"—Although gullet is firm, and
WesternFlours:, - are quoted 'at quarter,
.higher. Spring Wheat brands,. r 7,50 to
0,25, and. Winter Wheat, $9,25 to $9,75.
'Bye Flour, $7,75 to ss. The Pearl Mill -
'quote their brands, made of the best —
Wheat, as follows: Extra Family Flou.r,
in barrels, at $9,50, and L in sacks, $9,20 per
barrel; Double Extra Family, in barrels,
$10,20, and, in sacks, $9,80 per barrel; .
Spring Wheat Flour, in barrels,. $B,OO, and,
in sacks, $7,70 per barrel. The City
quote prices ,as follows: Ettm Family,
er) In barrels, $950, and, ba sacks,
19,20 p. er barrel; Double Extra Family, in
barrels $lO,OO, and. in sacks, $9,70 per
barrel, and Spring, 88,00, in barrels, and
$7.70, in:. sacks, per barrel.
WHIE illY—Righwines, are quoted at
t 6 11,05 i ler gallon.
FEATS lIMS--Salesi to the trade at 75 to
80 for lip s geese, and 85 to 90 in a retail
PEA: NL ITS—Quoted at $2. _
ONIONS --Sales at $1,50 to ;475 per ba sh
el, as to out 114-