- 6.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o.
MBE BEST MOVES.
41- JL'BRADLEY & CO.
Maanhatnera of the greaten variety of
Cook, .Parlor and Heating-Staves,
TO NZ TOM) IN THE STATE.
Sole Ageati Sir the. celebrated Base BurninR g Oil
'Natal Stens and rusuates tor Bard Coal or Coke.
Et t, in tba World Mr Partor,Ofiee. bcore or Churtb.,
needs no rekbidUng—burns all winter. Do not
, surdl yun see or send for Circular. .
~
...,
'. '; , • 744-303iroozi irritErs .-- ,
ur, Agents.ien talsDirsMLIED/81108..
- Mead St.; OZO.' HUBLI.Y. Allegken Olt .
Gagi.!;;PM . 44k
11LAILAVTACT1PiMaa 07 or'
earc,Nme;
BOSTON cparirtrec. .
RANGE;
. . 1 .. . . ... .. .
41 11117. Ft: Y -
-. FIIRIIACE,'?
_.,
4i i
_______, _,I .- f , •,, 11: 2 _ ,
NEW ANTI-MIST COOKING STOVAt
6 .11 E CLATOBOt COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,
A. 'IS t_clnetanstfl'atternr,SoETAßLE RANGE,
asuti . MANTLES. WELLMAN'S , RE.
LECTOR, (}RATES. free from
de.
an 4 . dust;
BATE SSUNTIS, NENUBBS, de. - ,
200 and 208 Liberty Street,
ITrII3I3I3IISH'.
.akin
(COS STOVE&
CET THE BEST.
MISSIEJLOL dr, CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOR Jury/in:Norm COAL.
Warranted to Cooly Bake or *foto;
arrn aaiwy other Stainia the Union.
ETS4IIT,T, & CO .,
No..2l3s,Liberty Street.
ALI) on livid and fin sale,'
-"PARLOR-fiJ
EIL - -
LTINI3
ORATE FRO YZNDXI3B,
coosnak OKA &A.
STEEL WOIUF.S.'A
DitoirEssig,
1110 N ,AND STEEL WORKS,
COLEMAN, Int A Or. CO
lon, and Steel,
Wagowpdnpan, Wyer,74-:,
and
Duquesne, XL. and ;twists' ttßar,Rotind
adeism-are Iron; Rand, Hoop, Street bad Plate Iron;
Oval. Half Oval ard Ralf Bound Iron; Cylinder and
Wagon Box Iron; Drag and I: ri pEs Bars; T and
Plat Pall for tmal Roads; Cut , find Spikes;
Flow, Spring and .b.B titeel• ted Steel; Cut
ler Bars, Crow Bars, Be.: 8 7 0- •
Pittsburgh Office and rWarekonse-77 WATER 'ISTREET,
. - •
&MEMEL') STEEL
SINGER, Rhine &IGO.
• Prmseintart.
3fenefeetorere of every descripti of .
CAST AND CERINIAN STEEL,
I RAu.wxy sraures,
T.LIZETIC b.ND PLATTORX STRINGS; •
4LICLI?3, BT/CEL TOM, act., ito
Warehouse, 88 Water sad -100 First Sta.
mmix.n, HARR & PARKIN.
• emmosAL PARTUES:
lIMTCALF, BETTBEN.Nrcram.-
ORO. W. BARB, I B. PASKIN.
&Amu. P&nTNZE—B. H. WM.
4nm•scacwr STEEL WORKS,
BART* aft pexuLter
•
Office, Po. 339 Liberty St,
MIT) BURGH,3 PA.
004:448 - .
13LACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & €O.,
.Illannfactneers of all descriptions of
M'MMIM:L % ,
Mee and Warehouse. 112,_ 151511. 12* ISZCO.RD
Stad 119 And 191 FlEglift EiTzwzaz.
-PITTSBURGH.
pITTSBVRGH STEEL ) WORSE.
.C.ZWEABLIBIEED r* 1845.3
' ANDERSON &
lICCTESSOKS TO . . ANDERSON, COOK & C 0.,)
Nsnutieterere of every deseriptpja of
BEST BEFEI . I I :EIi TOOL SI7EAL.
Mazy, circular clang and Crou Cat
esAvir
,Str, Cast and German Plow and B li ster Steel.
o l v n el. Boe, Fork. Rake and . Toe Calk
Railroad Spring Steel and Frog Point
Cattineei
linger Bars, elokle Steel. e_,Oring Stet aye, mew
Wings, eta Cal Oil Drill Steel.
•
Omen and worbs—corneriTElß AND EOM STSrs
/Inshore'. Pa. - , • 726:0
IRON WORKS.
ItE
• V mum, Preen. W. P. Forams, Sups.
ITTSBUILGH FORGE
AND IRON: CO:,
soirAormegas or
Bar UenT
Pfti'road Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad gr Wes Rolled; -
Railroad Cir Axles Ilammerodi
LocomotiVe Frames; '
Locomotive Frame S hapes;
Shia Roo•
Toles, Straps; , •
Piston Reads;
Steamboat Sha ft s; •
Steamboat ,
Cranks; • ,
Piston Bode, Wrists;
Fitsuin Jaws, Collars, ote.
Moe. N 0.177 PENN STREET.
7.prrI9BITIG6IT. P...
EVEMION, PRESTON' it co.,
Pennovivania Iron -Works.
Waivhonse4 Nos. 166 and 161, mum endow. -
*sip:nate gononda l tala limn,
1in24:40 - PIETTBIKIRGOLV:
COPPER.,
TAKE SIJPEIIIOII •
OOPPER MILL OD ElNELTnie s sissi j
rzwraisuigett._
PARK, IiCCURDY. & CO.,-
. .
gatiuticturen of Sheathing. Brasiers' and Bolt
Copper. Presied Copper Bottoms, BMsed SUB Bot
tom. Speiter Solder. Also. , lmpOrL•rilarld__llealere
2g Metal. Tin Plate. - Sheet iros, wireir'grw Con..
Stoutly on Land Ttnnersi Machines su.d ools.
Mrarehouse,:hW 440 FIRST STSBar, gild ISO
WOND STREET. Pittsburgh.
spatial orders or Bepper. out to taw "dulled
si3rl4l23l:dwTh
^
, :kTt
3","(1,
FOUNDERS, MACHINIS
KNAP FORT PITT )
FOMPtY COMPANY
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
privaummarm k
A •. -,,,..:,4::,J.,..J
Ei - Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Retorts,
_And Castings generally.
N4.TIOma FOtNDIir
AND Pipitlsiortics:
Cernear Carroll snd arnallanan Streets.
WitLiAM^ SMITH,
ithuni,glw!Vzie,ex-of•
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOB GJJ3 AND WATER WORK&
My Pines are a east Invariably in NU. in dry
rand, aal feet lengths. Also, full Imacortatent of
general . Castings for Gas and Water Works.
'would also trill the atteatton of Buyertnten4eats
of tare Works tom make of RETORTS.
A'I'LAS WORE%
—MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
F;~VWV=}cl~li{~~=~
THOMAS N. IMLLER, President.
• .Tbese Works are among the largest and most
eomplete establishments In the West, and are now
prepared furnish
Engineikof every description.
Boners, 011 Tasks.
kheot Iron Work.
Railroad Castilla&
Boning Mill Oisthags.
Castistym
Natlots. Castings.
• °sutural Vastluau , '
•
no9:nBo_ ORDERS SOLICITED
L. 0. LITINGEITON.W. BITILT.W. A. 80.1=1:030N, JR.
vviNGlrivir & C 0.,. - -
IRON POUNDERS
DIANTiPAOTIIPEPiI OP
MINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All tiesertyl—do - ds; ibrPhunberi and Goa Pittere: Ag.
rimA r lim P l Cgt i oA l ls Octr2.l lll 4d W ool = l ol l /00
cktß All itib l Ark promptly attended UN
Mee and Works-WASHINGTON APPNInr.
neerOuter Depot. Allegheny City, Pa.
110BIIITSON, REAL* CO., -
13ncoessOrs to ItOtaNBON, linos =Axe%
WASHINGTON WORKS ,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
. , .
Manta:Set . arm ot Boat and Btatkinary Steam_ Blet
gg=l,..intt'eg s iti l figert__lt c hVgiTaziks ' Gelirang a
ROM, onnes and !Meet , Iron wort; • "
Moe. No. ISt . sorner First and nmithdeldgtreets.
Agents for OFF/ARDIS PATIENT INJECTOR dm
feeding Boilers. • • ]attired
It "ULAN() FOUNDRY.
Butler Ninth Ward,
(Oppositelnlou Don MN%)
• PEPTBBIDLEI.
Bolling 11114. and Bridge Castings,
AND
THIMBLE SKEINS A ND PIPE BOXES,
MACIUNKBY AND CIABTLNINI GENICEALLY.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charger reasonable. ,
EmnatT a macK Um'
91110111 AS CAILLIN & CO
• "
Fourth Wart 'Foundry and Ilachlne`orki,
. _
aucruuszy ST., aI4P,OHItiEE CITY, Z'A.,
Ilanntaethrersur Steam Eaglnes, 011 Presses, Pul
leys Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work Bolling
Milt and Machine Outings, drain Bars, elgbts,
Wag, all
Band to order and ave on
band Engines ot all sixes. • utvl4:qs
CENTILILL FOII7A7IIIIY
\ AND ROLE WORKS
880 Penn Street.
lIOLLKIN 11014 & BAGALEL
MU Rolls, Mill castings, Roll Louisa, re. -
IRON BROKERS. '
SAMUEL at. IWIOILFORSHAIII,
ZJICIN 3311.01P 3 / 1 ,
LiS First 'Streit, Pittsburgh, Pa:
se tnent v a th. i .e. of Cornwall. DongltkerbAso.
andriltter ethe n :ngl i Wte• 3°L'S ;;17:113.
Coke and O. 8., alarms] '
PIO MONS.
Twiirtinviceittotim.
`EIITTEIBERGEt. PAPER, - !NANO.
IM.OTITSING ( IMPART. Ilanufacturent of
PRINTING AND .WRAPPING" PAPERS,
aincrasiamte-BTEUESZNYILIA, 081%
:BRIGHTON liftLf.a.NEW B RIGRTON, PA.
Dim= AND WAPZIIOI3BZ,'
4(1482 Third Street;Tittanirik PA,
omonnn.-AttellnT HASTJE, President,,
B. LIVINCiffroN, Treasurer.
• SAMUEL RIDDLE. eoorenn7.
, Iltuisounis—.AnorAhirth4 JahalAtiteu,,
Hartman, John 13.7.. rlngton.
~Oash,nald for rover Stook. 'UMW*'
FLOUR. ,
MIS
MIL 111111111ILY
PEARL 111. L ThrooOtar Green Bsu4, ottug to
FRENCH FAMILY FLOUR.'
ISE
IVO lnourirm only oe font out yrkon ospeeKli
FE L =Vs rusk%
• __ *kb: Meng . 140,
PEARL BEILLARED BEARD.
ti, Dig; O*lo flour.
WRITE
UEYLO AND CORN HEAL.
Re t LENSED! BIN
Aligheny. Sept. 9, IsO.
MAL *sun
ME
P47BI3UJIGH GAZETTE: THUItSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1968.
Nal
S
(51131711.1i'1A3b.h)
S'.'l'A
MZ:3I
--= -
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
HUGH N. BOLE & C0., 1
Con Potat Alley and Daqueme St, '
(NEAR ins POTST,) I
Engine Bnilders,Foanders & Machinists,
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and ire,
TIONABY ENGINES, of all sizes.
il
clal attention Invited to our now STATION-
A OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 154mtve pacer.
CASTINGS of every kind, made to order at our
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below Market.
RIGS for CU Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEY%
MANGERS,..MOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS }ad
IKON TOBACCO POESSES, oh hand endued* to
order: attke, • " • - -
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
• c
Facatlng the Allegheny Myer, near,the Point,
' Prrraisuimr. PA.
_sr All orders promp Sled.. TRY -
row PITT -
1101IXR, STILL AND TABH
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDERp
ILANCIIOI7BIIIB 07'
TUBULAR, DOMILZ-BLUED TUBULAR, ?IBS.
BOX Anti annum' STEAM =
OIL SITLLS AND OIL TAN/D3,
OKIMNEYS, BREW:ENO AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING' pass. SALT ' PANS AND coif-
DEMERS;
B . TEAM riza, GASOMETERS AND IRON BRIDGS;
mason' DOORS AND GOAL mum - .
(Mee sad Warehouse, corner Second,
Third, Short au& Liberty Streets,
PITTSBIJBGI I - Pa.
sir Orders sent to the obese address will be
swessitly attended to. 1 mh7:109
was. nutai:lium & co.,
BOILER MAIKERS
ANWSRERT IRON WORKERS,
NOS. AO, OS, AS AND fie MIN ST.
Haylag secured a large yard and furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of MOIL RFI la the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive - Boilers. Condensers, Salt
Pais, Tanks, 011 Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boller Iron ,Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhill's Palent Boilers.
Repairing dote on the shortest notice. la5:021
JAMES M. RITES,
No 55 and 56 Water Street,
PTITSBVESH,
KilinrAOSTßln OP
IRON OIL . TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER razAm roz.
_ BOLLING MILL STACKS.
And SHEET IRON WORK:
For Steamboats.'
j j mu La u g. Baum B UBL
MA2fIIPACTICWIII 07
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills,• Tanks.
SHEET IRON WORE, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
-
•14,0,0 W
WARING AND RING,
- Colusission literebsats sad Brokers
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQDESNE
PITTSUIINAILU t PA.
MIIALDELV!!".4'ADDIUCSI,`f ,
WARING raziq*co.,
327. Walsall, Street.
FrAcii.4 , , 40,11Ert5,.,
_
COMMISSION MOUNTS,
. ma) ISzkulausti .
Petroleum its Prodllott.
Pittsburgh Dece—DALTELL. , BUILDING. cor
ms of Doquione Way oridiewlnotrotos. •
Plaloiolphisollee.4llWAS•lllTX T.
NI. LONG Ar ! - : c0a,:',;_....: 1 .
• 11 " .
PUBS [.l1 ,1
.11111 i ; BURNING : Oat
Brays--s'L •
(WO% Na s ( ::Doqueono Ifay,.Pittabarga.
HARDWARE.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
......_
LINDSEY, STERRIT & MAYER,
Nanufictufers and Importen
•
Ff4,lEit IV A. It
'!- \CUTLERY,
887 LIBERTY STREET, .
CORNER OF WATNIII.''
Ono !qua?* peittor , 11111011 pefoh,
PITTSBUAGH.
Alreutstoir PAUHANItiIIs ' •• t
NOVELTY. WQI3.KEI
pITTSIOIII6II
NOVELTY WORKS.‘
M'KEE '& QO
IILiSII/MO7lllllll Or
Keystone Standard. Patent Platform.,
and (*tauter 4 r Ck
13:044.,LE S.
Janus Faced Patent Danr Locke
t and Latthee t !li
14 tf e ,c
PAINT AND
mom.
ae.
liAl " 4/6 " "
Corner of. Grant and !Int St;eets,
- • •r, •;,
en:a4 i';•110Ti',11J4111.
GAS AND STEAM 'FITTING.
1031 1 1 1(111. -COOP= .108. EAU 11113511 M 111114
JOHN 441 - 4.901W141 . CO*,
BRASS P0173111E112,
GAB AND tiTtAm nivrgas i
_ t,
i taancguers kr/tie:olD' WAMS., •
r yaw on
s ilatero la *Ad NUT Umse
• a, o kinds.
•y1)1.2 • E' , ~•*"`•
corner orTike and Walnut Stredg,
PITIIMURGS.
ayusno
FINAATCLiti.
FORT PITT LINKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : $200,000.
STOCKii9LDERkINDIVIDUALLY , VABLE. •
/N. • . .
GOVERNMENT BEOI3RITIES,
AND _COD._,.
ItTEREBT ALLOWED ON TIME` DEPOSITA.
Collections made on all , wealth's points In the
Vatted States and Claudia.
' 1; • •
DDORTO
Hostetter, ino lB . 0 Risher,
James Gordon, Bobt. H. Zing,
D. Wallace, • Andrew Miller.
Z. ?sweets. ;Amer M. Bailey.
BAWL. NeCILITIMAN, Prot%
D.:l=lM .1111118036 Castilla?.
NATIOALi BANK OF goiloci,
Cori of Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PATTER893............."......Pr05ident.
Jos: H. HILL
CrAi i iTieci t i00:106-•
DTRZCTOBEI: -
A. Patterson, I George W. Oise,
Wa. H. Brown, I I James McCandless,
Obas. Loekhaet,- Wm. Donelaa, _
Allen -,
Wm. Heed.
W. 8. Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAILY, AT 11 A. N.
HART,v&roffrir & CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner 27ard and Wood Streets;
rITTS331:11141.11,
011100E880118 TO Hamm, Harr a CO4
Exchinge, Coin,
.Coupons,
And particular attention ale paid to he pnroluite and
t ot ,
.• -
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Slight Drafts on London.
. mytan
HOLMES & SONS,
57 Market Street,
PITTTIEII3I7IIOIE,
Collections made en ill the principal Points of the
Wilted states and Canada.
Stocks, Bonds and ether Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CONKESSION;
Partitelar atteatios rad to the perdue. sad
sale of
Unl.ted States Securities-
Ja10:al,
WESTERN SAYINGS 114316
to o. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED
htterest paid on'Z'l2Fie Deposits
ANT auwasprwED )ROM
ONE DOLLAR UPIIVARD.
DITO9ITS SUBJECT E
TC ATTHOUT
Discounta Daily at 1.11 o'clock.
..
Presliest.4lWillPSON. BELL - ;
roe President-A. L IRSIWILLTv;
D
TSOWSU WELL maC .
I A. TOna :
M. MARSHALL.
;W. DiLWOBTO. JOS. ALBEEN.
J. J. 0114.1:8POC.
.-....
IktealthOldeal to *ken we make refetente: •
Vim. Forapthe l . Joseph D ll wortbi
Wm. Caldwe ll , • _ Rev, ! David Ken,
WWI" Dagen, Henry Lambert,
V. Y..l 4 4ltOt t i t . well - hAiailirwwliiiit.:
mEcasmay itaviiiis BANK,
N 0.14 Smithfield Street,
P/TTOBATESH, PA.
INTEREST PAID ON r DEPOSITS. ANY StlJ
RECEIVED FRQM ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. De
posits received stibJect to cheek. without Interest.
JAMES BLACEMORE, Preaideot. •
ORO. D. TINDLE Secretor/ awl Tr : mower.
JAMES H. HOPKINS, Solicitor.
•
Janes BbLetmore, • - lames R. Hoi3kins,
Alex. Tlndle, t James sown,
William Deane, W W. Bradshaw,
A. Cabbage, Robert Wray, -
John vans.
LFI :ER.
LUMBER ILUSIBERILUBUSEIi.
ALEXANDER PATTERSON.
Dealer In all Rinds of Lumber.
. .
ON. BAND AND YOU SALE
1.000.000 Diet Dry Pine Boards:
150.000 teat lyl sod 3 loch Clear Molt:
30,U00 thee Dry 1K inch Common Plank;
30,000 feet Pry 1 sod S Olen Oak:
115,000Ihet, Pry 1 SiSand .3 loch Ash,_•
8,000 fees Dry S. tifi, 310. Cherry et Maple
30,000 fest Dry I.lh, Send 3 loch Poplar:
10.000 Amt pry poplar Scantlioff;
..---
580.000 feel Hemlock Joists and beanung:
750,000 No :'! 111.1neh Mangles, sawed;
,1150,0011 No. 110-inch Shingle* eawed ii
40,000 No. I 10-ineh Shingles, sonrein
01),0M Fire Brick;,
1,000 rim Tihy • •
lOU Tons Fire Clay; • • r
TAnDll —No. OS PHICOLO STREET. Amer ao
Nabeheiter,' and 1117 REDEOIin. WPKEET. oPito
site,the GU Works, , Allegheny City. • noil
MEETINGS AND BATTING.
prouttEs, BELL & '
41.44
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS:
'errr,szranou:.
Wino Mario!' LIZAVII 3131D1011 and WORT
\ ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA'
• Rti
\ \ L
nCETINGS AND
• STOW E - IA 3
IgfitIDORIBION. •
Mirka, •
Noretaieo,conor of Nest Doman. Aue c kam
IntEIVIL\ATVATZR i 00/
liallasesn' hand or Emma on short notice Hearth
mom Sten Stones, /tide for Sidewalks; , Breipnts s
vaults, ao. Bead and'Komb Stones, Le.
orders timmntly ereerted. Penes reasonable
ow‘ - criM:Ftr.T7lTlrrlmi
111111Wa OSNGIIRLY rallat 04/141*
GIERLY di UM% Eludelasorit
to 010. P. aCIatiOIIIIAN a Co.
4 e . ,,A PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER&
The oOly them frunraptdo Belonllalunent Weil
of illnidou mins. Builnokl.olg4,i 100,1•4411dlik'
Bonds, Lndo, C vlpiornu.
o_,Allleulel of Do_pouls,
tl9n Mom, E., aim TA sad I* Third:AMlD%
Plc 4104410 •
notrskok.
• •
1410EDR,PrZ
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
DRAWS. BILLS Or EXCHANGE ON . '
LONDON, - B ERLIN,
DIIBIN'••13NtON ZANE, " . ON,
- LEIPZIG. -
LIVLNPOOL. BREMEN.
GL aerGOW, ; - • HABIBURGEL - ,
B oLLF AST, ; PR ARFORT of M.,
PARIS. • WEIEZBURGH,
ST.RAdSBOUBG • IeAItHisTADT,
MAINZ. CAMEL.
KAISERS r•ANTEBN, vOLOGNE.
LAND WAN,'.. Eli, •;.
HEILBUOM, BASEL; •
SYIITTGAUT.' • BEEN.
lf.
STOWIHOL • SAN FRANCESCOi
and about ROO stores er places, -Honey Is else
sent toliny-vlllage from central points direct to the
.residence of parties free of charge, in from fifteen W
seventeen days.
Collections made by-pawer of attorney all ever
Eur.pe. Goods and parcels attended to. .
• 'PR. R. MERTZ.
JAKEB T. BRAD '' Y lt CO"
(3ticioessont to H. JUNES a c 0..)
g -
Corner Fourth and Wood Ste.
S Dr Mr.. 30 Mt Si
OW AND BELL ALL KINDS OP
GOVIMNMT BECIJRITIES;
GOLD, MINTZ AND COUPONS,
ON MOS FLVORABLIC TEEM%
w. Interest Allowed on Deposits.
lap: Money loaned en Government Bonds at low
est market rates.
Orders exeented for the Parelunge and
Bale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD. •
:TAMES T. BRADT &CO.
tar' PARTIES DESIRING TO IN
_ V• 111 PASTIES
AND CISNTRAL, PA
CITIC BONDS can save one per cent. by Parthas
tug before
J'AIN rrA.Arr
lic t nalotib!iawroideliver*. •
, JAMES T. }MDT & CO.,
Agents • Central aid Union Pacifier Railroad cons
Wes, corner Fourth and Wood streets.. dkil:Wa
Etrt Eft4.4 Gaptts.
121
FINANCE. AND TRADE
OPPICZ OH gum Prrrssulcalf Gazerra,
WEDNESDAY, December 18, 1888.
Money is firm at seven percent. on call
for prime collaterals, with occasional trans-
actions at six per cent. for a round lot of
governments by first-43188a houses. Gold
remained firm' all day at 135%, touching
one time 135%, and closing strong at 1335(
to 13534. There is a disposition
,to ad
vance gold by speculators, but the high
rate of interest might make an advance of
2or 3 per cent. unprofitable inside of a
month; besides, the . fear• that the Govern
inent might - anticipate the January interest,
makes it dangerous to speculate on any ad
vance at present, the . more so since the
latest advices from Europe are rather more
favorable. There is no ground for any ad
vance of- gold, not even a reason why
we should sell at . the present high quota
tion, but timid people cannot divest them.
selves of the idea that gold is not or only
needed in 'small aamonnti to remdite — our
foreign balances; why exchange iajust now
firmer than usual at this season hasp been
stated once before in these columns, and it is
not out. pi, place .lo_n2ention it again. At
the clerk of • the year, or before the holi
days, smaller sums of money , are sent out
to Europe in theihape of presents, which,
in the aggregate, samount to several mil
lions of dollars, so the dee:Mild-for sight
change is increased beyond the customary
settlements. At the close - of the- year, so
soon as these demands (lease the sixty-day
bills will suffice for ordinary remittances
•and•the market be relieved.
Bonds were firmer to-day without any
material demand or ' increase in . price; the,
investment demand is very limited, which
is remarkable at the approach of the ,half
yearly interest payments. The agitation
of the legal-tender question has nothing to•
do with the value of bonds whether green
backs are legal-tender or not; even the na
tional bank notes'Could not at this moment
so summarily be disposed of unless the Gov
ernment issues before the \ National Treas
ury is in a position to' redeem them in'gold
or accept them inpaymen for government
debts. •
Railroad shares are str nger and higher
to-day; yet little disposition is shown to
operate extensively.
, Mining shares are dull And neglected,
and likely will be so until we come diner
to the time when we work our mines for
our Own benefit " instead of all the • rest of
the world. So \-- soon as we can obtain, la
bor cheap enough to produce a dollar of
gold at no greater expense than it does to
manufacture a giVen quantity of whisky
or any other article that does not pay tax.
so soon Mining operations will pay and
pay handsomely, but_ as it is what' all most
of the companies pretend to do is keep
their works going in order •to prevent
heavier losses by damage of water, dm.
, Money is muchin demand at from 9to
10 ...per cent. Or ordinary business prir
'Poses, but for stocks it seems to be plenty,
as the sale of Gas stocks list night indi-
Cate-80 was rall that' *as expected,' rind
93J4 was realized per !Mare foci part. •
Closing
,quotlitiorukas received by Ph. It.
Mertz: Gold, .:135y;' Eighty one's, .1143 ;
Fii e Twenties, 1862, 110%; do;1861, 107%;
do, 'Di65, 107 X; do, 1,885,,new.110%; do, I_SIST,
110* do, 1968, 110%; Ten .Forties; 105%;
Raiivads —Cleveland & Pittsburg:a, 83%;
rittiburgh, Fort' Wayne it Chicago 110 M;
Chicago -dr Rock Island, 107 g; Chicago it
North Western, 7635; do Preferred, 78%;
„Michigan Southern, 87; Reading, 97%;
`Erie, 40; Niw York „ Central,: Mg; Ohio
& Mississippi Certificates; r 30; Western
Iqrdon Telegraph C0.,8830 Merchants Union
. Express Co.,' 115%; Pacific Mail, 1123 f;
&thin% 48; latingl . ilitutiregati' r r4;Bo;i;
quirt* Hill, 73; Smith Itermele, 8,18.
'Corydon. .
--cloalogquotatdons reoeqed. ny' Amos
, Pod 0 01 4 1 ,. *X; trOited
!fates Sixes, 18811; 114%; 640% 1882,
110 %; b st ABOde.. 1 ;1 9 .4;:'1865,
107 36; / 040 'Ne /WV 5 - 2 (P so , TPTur7 and
July,
~ 8 41191 i i f .84N -IT . an nary • and July,
-t67llo}'; UO3, jgolt. 740, par loss .si;
July 7-80'e, do x; Anigast -119; Sept.. 119;
Oct.
10 . 118 8 g; Union PanUlo Railroad, 102 Cen
tral.
Minds] matters in New YorIG;
C By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Guette.l
GOLD. " f
Money active and firm at 7 percent
call. Discounts fairly active at 7@9 per
cent. Sterling firm at 9%@9% per cent.
Gold opened firm at 13534, advanced to
135%, under the general impression that .
Senator Morton's bill, If adopted, will di
rectly. conduce to a blgher premium. • The
market was dull, bewever, - and - in 'the
ternoon reacted to 130, on the report of the
Senate Finance dimmittee, 'at - which sate
the closing transantions were made.
1 ,-
GoYeiTiments quiet lnitilriii; - Conikais
,11434@114X; ,do. '62, 112340)112y,; do. '64,
10734®107y,; do. '65, 107%4101073: do. new,
110g@110X; do. '67, 110%@110; do. '6B,
11034@l10%; 10.40 e 195V510+53cr "r
• - • •
State bon ds firm; Tennessees higher un
der the deleatepf the' einnlbtiB bill • ilithe
Tennessee Legislature; but thelast , portion
advanced before the close;' Missotulf3, £01.1(4)
Eag; Old Tenneiseee 6834@69; New, 68x0
6834; New North Carolina, 6254; Virginias,.
55%. • t ) _
Stocks are dull and withorit' any special
feature.: The market' was - triter
forenoon, and heavy and•loWetin the after
noon. A sharp contest is saidlto be;: going
on between the bull and bear interest, in a
quiet way, whieh it likel34lslnithert;time,
to, affect prices. The latter hayek
already . put thihorteo" , 4ter , a
considerable .extent, on many leading
shares,!as well aVgold, While 'l,OOO ethares
of Rhode Island were. pron4ptly 'delivered
at the call of hulls, showing -they --" were
plentifully Supplied'with4castr stock. - It is
hinted that they may at any moment throw
it on the market, call in the Loans and hick
up greenbacz.s. litkpress and .mispellane
ows shares are dull. '. . '
FivE-Tistitnr Pglossf.—Cturiberhuid, 36%
®3B ; Wells •Express .200111026 ;
t Ameri
can 433 ® 933;; Adam! 48M048,1; United
States,o% 45(?)46 ; Merchants. Union, 153 s •
®167; 21M®224 Canton 48®.
'4831,: Pacific Mail, 1113®1113{,; W. U Tale
graph, 36; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 263;
Mariposa, s;' do. preferred, 18%019; New
York Central, 125M®12534; Erie, 403 6 ®4OM;
Hudson, 126 m; Readin 96®96M;,Httlem, •
120;. - Terre Haute, 35 @38; do. t preferred
61 Toledo aid Wabash,. '5551@55M;
preferred, 70; Bt . Paul, 64M®64%; do. pre-.
ferred. - 833,(®8334; Fort, ayne, 110; Ohio
and Misidssippl, 20M®29M; Michigan Cen
tial, 119 M; Michigan Southern, 96,(1 4 @136_ ig;
Illinois Centril;l43®l43%;Pittsbargh,ng
®833; Toledo, 1013 a ®101M; Rock Island,
107516(01073; Noithwestern t 7§M®75,4; 'do.
preferred, 77%®77% ; 10034; -
Marietta and Cincinnati,. first. preferred 25.
The Milwaukee dr,: St. Paul Directors
have, it is stated, , agreed .on a.dividend of
7 per cent. cash and l 0 pet cent. in oonimor
stock on preferred shares and 10 per cent.
in stock on common in like , stoc.-all sub"- •
ject to theratificationof k„
stoCkholders.-
Mining shares quiet; Jregory 490, Ernith
t Parmelee, 325.
• Copper stocks - at. Boston--Calumet,- 50;
Copper Falls, .51X,; Heels, 7; Hancock, - 3X;
Ciulnen 20.-
_
The receipts at the-Sub-Treasury to-day:
were $879,339; Payments, $476,566 Balance,
1E91 77. ,423,035, Exports for the • week, $3,202,-
1
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM . MARKET
. Oviucz or me Prrrstritaa Gizirru,
WEDNESDAY, December S
•The market -in ',U. general- Wily presents
but little that is really new, or important.
There still,seems i tu be . ,u feeling ,of doubt,
and uncertainty - in' regard to "the future,
which has a tendency to demoralize the
trade and retard business, and notwith-
standing the most positive :assurances :
the contifilry, there- are - thoie? who still
allege that-the made last
week, were for no other . purposethan to.
bring about a Vcorner." As we- noted the
other day, it is claimedhTpipx.tlW who are
cognizant of what is gang bil;ftlint no such
movement is contemplated; that the
"calls" were made because the parties who.
held the options had a right so to do, and,
that instead of making a "corner", spe . ou
is wanted 'fot"thitiriCent:r-i-lPhe'rerise . xi' as."
signed lei - hia7tlug `the" , roillls" at such an"
early day is that the time of year is now
at band, when the Philadelphia harbor is
liable to be closed with ice, and it is highly_
important to have the oil 'shipped as soon
as possible. • • •
_ .
The market, if auYthing; - was firmer than
it was yesterday, though there werp so far
as we could learn, no buyers at an advance.
Twelve and a half cents may still be given.
as the ruling price for spot,all December or
ail next year, seller's option. • We can re—
port 1200 bbls first gix months,
next. year ,
(40 to 46) seller's option, at 12%c; 1,080,
seller's option, first eight months, at 1230:
two hundred dollars for the privilege of
putting in 1,000 btils all next• year; seller's
option, at 12c, and four hundred•dollans for _
the same privilege' and option, during tfie
first eight months; at 120. Buyers option,
all next year, is still quoted at 16c.
The market was somewhat stranger than
it Was yesterday, and Ipricesshade,
higher. West" 090. bble, delivereiton the ,
21st, at 3134 e. and 500 all December, seller,.
at' 3034 e. January qiiMied at 30 to 30y(s, ,
and January to June at 3134 e. The volume.
of business continues:light, but as, e have
already noted, the market i 8 •a shade
stronger.
I
Pool & 8r0....... 240 D. M. Edgerton... 320.1
Leech doWood. 240 I. M. Pennock . 104.
Fisher & 8r0... 400 Jas. Wilklzu3 no,
Total -
OIL SHIPPED Rh ST BY A. V. B. B.
Standard' 'Oil Co., 677 bble - ' refined*
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
'Fawcett, Logan & Stockdale. 200 do ' dot*
W. P. Logcm & Bro., Philadelphia:
Lockhart. Frew & Co., 212 do do to War.
den. Frow & Co.. Philadelphia.
Nat. Ref. C0...791740 do to;F. A. Dllwoith
& Co., Philadelplda...,
Felton, MaiviiiCo.,loo bbla - refined to
W. P. Logan' &Bro4 2 Philadelphia.
Forsyth'. Bro. dtCo., 156 do do to Warden,
Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Montzheimer, Koehler & Co., 210 do do to
. Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
McCreery & Co., 211 do do to W.
P. Logan & Bro. ! Philadelphia. - , -
B. W. Morgan-it C0.,t200 -do dole. ``far:'
den, Frew & Co.. Philadelphia. -
may, Jmeman & Co., 813 bbla refined to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
H. ' _Koehler & Co., - 110 bbla' refined' to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia. •
McKee, Hackett &Co., 150 do de to W. P.
Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.: •
N. ILChilcoat,d.ls do-pa_raffine Ptiee
Trassell, philadelphia., • -
Topa 343 t.
OH, SHIPPED *urnFlß* l / 4 1ougtigann DEPOT.
Warden a Batchellter,An bble iced to
Warden; Frew. • , <
Kirkpatrick &I.yon,lBBldo lc; • to •
TAgati Bm.
A. D. Mi ll er.' 611shble` refined : to Warm/W .
; King Co.. Philadelphia......,
cidr - We Holdahip de co;.; lardti - dc,torWaS
Ing l KintitPhiladelphia: "
lie M. LAU' 00415: acidic fiti2Nyarden:: '
Frew '
lintel:llo*m .:01.1- Ref:- Co; 861. bbhi refined -
to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
..-., 12 'eni 112 54400 . 4.404`.d0, date 4Tholi Emig;
rhiladelpina.
tr,niOn Ref. &Bt. _Co.,-159 _do ;refined to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Brooks. Ballentine & Co., 219 do do to
Warden. Frew & Co., Philadelphia:
Total shipment! Refined. 1777
"V?
_ ~ ~"
Gold Closed at 135.1.,
SUB-TREASURY.
013IIDE.
REF' NED.
RECEIPTS CRUDE 011.
1121 IA