The Pittsburgh gazette., January 04, 1869, Image 6

THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Marrafaeturers of thogreateat variety of
Cook., Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE.
•
Sole Agent's for the celebrated Base Burning OM
enl Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal C hu rchC
Beet in the World for Parlor,tffice. Store or
?Ire needs no rekindling—burns all winter. Do nct
buy until you see or send for Circular. •
Ho: 30 WOOD STREET
Our Agents - for Orlentals—DE OASLER BROS.,
,
field lit.: GEO., RUBLE Alle: belly City.
GRUP, HUGUS 84 CO
awarrAcTirizzas Oa avzar veatrry or
IlErre10V1013;
BOSTON COOKING E.,4NGE,
`THE FIERY FVBNACE,"
!oY Wealn3r6 BIIILDINGs.
. .
TEEM NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE
"REGULATOR.'" COLUMBIA COOK STOVE
TAN'S ICincinnatl Pattern) PORTABLE RANGE
raIRON ANTS, WELLMAN'S RE
TOIL GR M ATES, LE free from dirt, • and dust
WALTZ FRONTS,- FENDERS, fie.
-206 and 208 Liberty Street,
.:yl7
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
missELL 4t CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB BITUM.I27OUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or !toast as
iftll asany other Store In the, Union.
PE
BTSSET,T, di CO.,
N 0.285 Liberty Street.-
. Allmon hand and for sale, '-
PARLOR STOVES,
BRAYINGRTO
ORATE FRO -
.PRIMERS,
COOKING. ORS, de.
STEEL WORKS.
DUQUESNE • - •-. 4.
IRON =ANO: STEEL. WORKS.
COT & CO.,
ALVOIPACTORRRI3 OP
iron. Nails and Steel. Carriage and
Wagon Springs and Axles.
Duquesne; XL. Ba n duniata Merchant Platund
sad:Square Iron; Hoop, Sheetnnd Iron;
- Oval, Half Oral and Half Bound Iron; Cylinder and
- Wagon Box Iron; Drag and Dropper Bars; T and
Slat Ball for coal Roads; Cue Nails and Spikes
Plow, Spring and A B Steel; Laminated Steel; Cut
tar Bars, Crow Bars , &c., ae. • -- -
Office and Warehouse-77--WATER STEEBT,
Pittsburgh.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS. ,
SINGER, NIMICK & CO.
PPITSBORGEE. PA..
Manufaetnrera of every deacrlpti of
CAST AND CERMAN STEEL,.
1 BA/LWAY SPRINGS,__
IrLiarac. Aism PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, dre., Ate
Warehouse, 83. Water and,-100 _First SU.,
WLLEIt t BARR & PMU":MII.
• _6ZRZEAL reit - num s:
wm. METCALF,I REUBEN MILL.
EWAN W. SAES, CHAS. PARKIN.
Elrzcz.a. Piarnout-e. M. HIES.
CRESCENT STR.EL WORKS. '
ItA.Traf, ac IPARIC.II%
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
• Ille14:d48 PITTSBITRGH.
BLACK DIAIffOND
is=l
STEEL WORKS.
MI, BROTHER & CO..
Manatactuiers of all dual; iloaa of
lEPPMEIPAL,.-
Mae and Wirehouse a o , .L9llll. 14111 . - gszcoND
and 119 and 121 FERIST fan:ZITS,
pITTSIMIGH STEEL WORKS
DitiTA.ll24llll2l? IN 1848.)
& WOODS,
uttabisos.s . TO ANDERSON, COO; C 0.,)
Iffsautacterers of every description of . r r •
STEEL.
sitariekrritrED TOOT. BTAgli:
Mil, Mislay, Circular Rang and".oross Cut .1
-• • •
SAW, 1 2 1:ATES. •
c_aet and llernien Plow and Meta
Steve. Doe York. Bake and Toe Calk '
Bellread Bprina teel an d irrog ii_cdrus,cpat.Btaal
.712 art ULM( nteel, Sprint ~ ,T7re YFlow
Wing*, etc.: Olt Drill Meal,
°Moe sad Workrackintar MUST AND - AUMBSts.i'
rittabarglk, Pa. - • Mule •
, .
IRON WORKS.
IA& V,liissit„ . .; . W. F. Tornfir.;Supit.
T "- .
AND. IRON. CO.,
JITJTAOTCOLOttO OF
' Xe'
liar Irons
Pftilroadlollsh lean and Bonn
lialiroad Car ides Rolled;
satraed
.111, I
Niseapsotiverrskmal§aaress
tl44ollads
1101‘01 5 ./StraPs;
Elston Heads;
itaaasbaat ahattal - .
lateasbeas erallaktil;
Piston Rods Wristsi
PlUalug Jaws, Canals, &e.
.
Offroo, No. 177 PENN STREET, "
PITTSEIIIIGift. P'..
1011rEittION, -PRESTON Sc s Cl64
.04
Pefinsylvania Iron Works
Warehouse, Nos. 166 and 161 mar. STREET
.opposite liononaluela House.
ants:dl ' . • _P/TTIMUROII.
LAKE SUPERI OR OOPPNB MILL, AND MEL TITO • VORIS -
PTPX6I3I73ROH.
PARK; IntaCUltbr & CO.
Xnantnotorers of Sheathing, Brendan' and Bolt
'elefer. "relied Copper Bottoms, liaised BO-
Spel tesSolder. impor•••rs and , Dealers'
So Metal, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wlre da. Con
vastly an Yana Tianar i pcninef i raz
Aluiv trwitt-itristi -
sawastosisurboppoz2l;4l,..i.A. - Aiiii*
.41#4 7 . *E. - r:4,2-tAv
Jr..... ed 0.%
4.07 ;t.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Sinaillano n Stinelo t
(NINTH WARD,)
prx~rsnuitai-I. PA.
WILLIANI SMITH,
Manufacturer or
CAST IRON BOWL 'PIPE,
YOR GAS AND WATER WORkEt.
My Pines are a cast invariably in. Pits,' In dry
sand, and 12 feet lengths. Also, full assortment of
Wineral Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also can the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
ATLAS wonits,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
These Works are among the a nd d most
complete estahllshmenui In the West, are flow
prepared to furnish
0. LP7ING3TON.R. 11. 81111.T.W. A. BOSINSON,
LIM INGSTON & CO.,
IRON FOUNDERS,
- zMA—NriIiACTUREMS OF
. .
' FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All deacriptioas, ibr Plumbers andS3as Fitters; Ai ,
rleulturailmplements, Cotto2rand Woolen Mill Ma
chinery, &c.
All Job Work promptly attended to.
()Mee and Works—WASHINGTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBINSON,"IREALA
Successors to Soauceow. Sinus a lirmass,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND _ NIRCHMISTS,PIFTSI34B6H,
mantthictirers of Boat and Stationary Steam . El
eatelliict 'uting st g s a tnil deacriptionv Hill e tril Tigki ari
Stills,Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.'
01SelN. rne r 3snild S ty , .Ueise l 4agt arerielng Boilers. . jal:rs
,MON'I I BLANC FOCSIBIIit.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
lOppos!te l if i nto3 kohlallat)
s:. liTtes
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
asozulnura 'AND , CASZWRith - :6l2l:taAgaZ
Ordars promptly and earefalrY exerilted.
Charges reasonable.
mew & premucutik'
I P ITTIMPRGirL.
T ilol ug - cPY.PiA.P9r ,
fourth Ward Foundry and Nadine Works,
BANDINKY 13T., ;ALLEGHENY CITY, TA.*
Menutzetseers'eriffteitts E6sl 1311 Presses, Psa
lm Br
i ngi t tA t rist 8,14
Nem Boxes, &c. Baud to order and I've, on
alltniginenotaltalseer ," • • .•,
eIFaTRAX, FOVNDBY
3sa auppIIOILLWORKS ;
, :SBol:l'4lkeilt litreez
PLUM. 11.0141?"
g•• - -
p.m Ho w mutoutiiitt, toteo4.-,
S A:a nnaiii: ll gritillUalailLAl4,
• • .1
1.44 ,First Street,. ilittifinritkili a .
Agent for the sale df Corn.ikaa v J e
ifephlne, Doneguanon,
041 41744. , _
mil other brands of Ann
Coke and C. B. Charcoal
itlf/111 1, gninents are most ree4eadille Collated.
BE
Ei
4 0 .41itykit . 111tOTIN' -
' PAOTIIBING COMPANY, Manufacturers of
•
IRINTINCAND I AIRA PING.PAPERS,
CLINTON g Omo. i
BRIGBTON MILL—NEW SBIGHTON,
, •
; Onieit AND lir °um .;
,•
•
N 0.82 Third Streetirittobarghaa.
„,
,
0771 C 121— AIIOUSTeA19 0 ,Traaldifft. - '
JN_Q,H. IV/ lin N. Titanial.
Bentw./, RlDDLR.Hatretary.
DIEZOTOES—Augnet Banjo, dole Atwell, B. B
Hartman, John B. Ltflnaton,
Haab paid for Panto Stook.- , • - - jsZtonil
rEdirni/ rafbMin
pwa, K4,zittee
FRENCH ;FAMILV , FLOUR
piourwm- i?ns!, roe lea!:aatrrhan ice.
101134 EL BULL.‘2I,IIIE. , * •
an~— • - - A.4_ bolt roottts. ,
pzARNIIIMMIUMAiiiVIKtfe
•"- ' Sqdarta Oblo oar.
OODIN FLUDII AND ODRA 11X4 1 •1••
.:a& 1
(7:
.:-.442 4 Sheab 5 •Pi. e• *FA,
Le, s 4 r ,
:41 , 0
:Ur
- • 11.. :ie t:
KNAP FORT 'ePITT
FOUNDRY COYPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
VrEngines, Rolling Mill Ma.. -
chinery, Nail Machines, Retorts,
and Castings generally.
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
7E ) =WIEIMMO/I.
Engines, of every description.
Boilers, 011 Tanis.
Sheet Iron Work.
34111 " 44 / CluithMu,
Bolling 11111 Castings.
ituirine castinis.
Machine Catitinge.
filener,al Caisthicis,
ORDERS B,CiLECIT.XD
nos:n4is
IRONAiRCOUiawe •
' -
1117'1111
T OUR.-
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE :
.MONDAY, JANUARY 1R69.1
ENGINES, BOILERS, -&c
is
COr. Point Alley and Duquesne
(NEAR THE Pont?, )
Enoineßuilders,Founders &Machinists,
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES_ and STA.
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes. 7.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horse power. -
CASTINGS, of every kind, made to order at our
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells. SHAFTING, . PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand land made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
PronUng on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
- PITTSBURGR, PA.
air All order/3 promptlyilled. TEtY tr
F° l r E -
MILE
CARROLL & SNYDER,
•
TUBULAR, DOUBLE - FIXED-TUBULAR, PTUIL
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES', GASOMETERS AND LEON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIM=
Office and Warehouse corner Seeon
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
■i' Orders sent to the above address will be
Dromotty attended to. mh7:139
'WIC BARNHILL, CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SKEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS.. 20, 22, 24 AND 26 PENN BT.
Having secured a lame yard and furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILEM Lit the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the oonntry. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Stearn Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pant, Tanks, *Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron. Bridges, Sugar Pans. and sole 'mann.
faclurers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice.
JAMES M. RITES, •
Nos. 55 and 56 Water . Street,
PITTES/WRGH, •PA.,
1112,1 1: 1 1.111, or
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORK.
For Steamboat,.
JARED x. BRUM ZDMUND D. BRUM.
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
ittaterecTrreaeB Or -
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WORE, &C.
61 Penn Street, Pittebutya.
OILS.
OWN,
W
ARING AND RING,
^6om.tga' Aeon merehaini said Brokilti
_
Petroleum and its Products,
-DALIELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PPITSBIIIIOII, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WARING, KING &CO.,
•
127 Walnut Street.
TACK. BROTHERS,
•
COMMISSION. KETCHANT'
AND DEALINS IN
PetrojetunauditsProducts • .
•
ritatrarshdarce—Duastro stnimiNe, tor
iter of Notations Way And Irwin mom.
Phlltdelppla oillet-127 WALNUT Nr.
slols*X
M. LONG & CO.,
ILAXLIIIACTURILVI OP '
PUKE WHITE BURNING OIL,
Brqnd.- 66 L UCIFEIt."
Mee, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
W HARDWARE HOUSE.
_......,
.
wiPPYi PP 47..i& xtrwEß,; I gl
• , ;.ri.f.,i ..-,.:.•,.,!...i, •.,-,,..,--i. - ~!A.I.
IMMEI
Maindisotunrs and Importers •
1 - i• " • • • '-. • :. • • - • ', • • ' .
1• 4 . g 40,47V411) WA- Xt 7 ,14
~j ., i• , i r.,NA. ' -- -..:t ..1 - •
.2' . ..;;.1. :• -, ,f , ' 1, • .t ..ki4;.', ",.
887 .Lißti.irk4isier.iT.
-PWLINE 07 WAY2Ig, r
owe Square Below Ilfnion Depot,
''/P l 77Zgifinftrikrai '1
Assists for PAIHAAjfKB 9 scAms,
14 . 1 0VE148.17-WORKI3..
1 11 ,7' 1 1BPW]fg .;: .‘ h.‘it
NOVE'l47it' WORKS.'
ld'AEcroE! to :CO.
r ., VPAorvan Or
goviteake,misidird i ; patios , ipuArDnui
,suid /,banter
S OAIAES,
lanes Fated Pattiat Door toikle
. 1
PAINT AND 0 /PEE MlLus,
DALLIABLZ =DDT. ae.
Corner of Grant and First Streets.'
sects „ grrTeoußOß. ,
GAS AND . STEAM ,PrrtiNG.
JOON Y. 4100,12 JOE. NAT'L . EMMY SIZIM
il l) .41 1 41! PoorElatkfikk,„
BRAM
r'FOlinoirDaitij,
UV"
GAS AND .
STEAM FITTERS
Niusvilligtarers of Mil% AND BRAISAAtit i a '
• Amur desonotion: dealers NAG
AND ruirme, or on mode.
Corner of Pike and. WahlutStree%
. .
'I, • - PrnaaPaGge ' •
r is*
• ,Nri„lUt t“.•
11•7/.14 :420 dli7rtl.ll4 fled 1143414 76-.4144
PITT
STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
MANO74CII7IIKaB or
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
HARDWARE. 1"--C
CUTLERY - ; &Cb
I
MEE
FINANCIAL.
OBT PITT BANKING Milli
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : : $2OO 000
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
DEILLEBS IDi
GOTERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSIT
Collections made on all - accessible pants In the
United States and Canadas.
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. Wallace,
E. Fawcett,
BAWL. BfeeLtmEEAN, Pres'lL
D. LENT WILSON. Cashiers..
NATIONAL BANK OF COIIIIEBOK
ca. of Wood and Sixth Si a.
A. PATTERSON President
JOS. H. RILL ..... :Cashier
CAPITAL, : ; $500,000.
DLIIILCTOBS: -
George W. Cass,
James McCandless,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. 8. Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAIL
HART, CAUGREY 411. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS; •
. Corner Third and ,Wood iiitreery,
prvreuerviton, PA..; •
' (IIiCCESSORIS TO HANNA, BART & 00..) .
Mumma IN
Exchange, Cob, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to he purthase and
sale of
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
=Tian
V-HOLMES-8C .
.1A •
'57 Market Street,
- 13 IPTTSITIME1,01-X, PA. •
Collections made on all the principal points of the
United Mates and Canada'.
Stocks, Bonds did'Tither Sectuities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON coantissiox.
Parttenlex attention pita to the perchase and
sale of
United States Securities.
-
ja3o:al
WESTFJIN SAVINGS BANK;
No. 69 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 18 66.
interest paid onTinle 1:0e;p belts
ANY 13IIM RECEIVED FROM
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DraTarns SUBJEVy n aIfIEO/1.. WITHOUT
IA
Discounts Daily at o'clock.
President—THOMPSON BELL. ,
TIN President...A. AL 31ARSiTALL
I.~ O OBIPSOR BEL I E aI47"B: X.
ibta DILWORTH. I "A" '
H
J. J. OILLZSPIM , 08. ALBREE.
Stockholders to whom w
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Caldwell.
Willis Da/5e11.%
D. W. C. Bidwell
E. M. Fulton. '
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 65 FOURTIR STREET.
CHARTERED IN 1855.
ASSETS
Open- daily. ftom SI :to 111 o'elOkPlll.lool7lBll
- and BA7I I BIkBY ENZN/Ntlei fralnida7
Ist to November st..trOM 7 to sko , clockf'stvid from
November let to May Ist, from 8 to 8 o'clock.
Deposits received of all sum. of n profits han ONE
DOLLAR And a alvidend of the declared
twice a year, In June and 'December. Interest has
been deelared semi-annually in June and December.
since the Bank was organized, at the rate of six per
cent._ayear.
fater at, If not drawn out, la.placed to the endit
H of thedepositor a. principal, and bears the same In
-
*treat from the lit day* of June and December.
oompounding twice a year, 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, By-Laws, Rnles and
P~ulations e „LnrashadliclUsteB IsPARdiII4PA 61430,11
Bic.
33 Pillaft l gitEoltbleALßEEll . : Yt
.fl PliZiJlDANyfi:_ . _
•Joho G. Backoiin,
Beat. Iratinestosk
James Herdmils,
James Smiley',
James 8. -- 11.1diedii, ";
Blue Peunack
nitrir
Wm. J. Andersom,‘
Galvin Adams,
John O. Bindley,
George Black,
Busse
Aloogo A. Carhei-
crane. A . Cones , .'
• John Eva's, '
Job's J. filllesple.
William B. Haven,
Yeler H. Hunker,
Ilehard Hato Ja ,
TugA
Boomer st—qASIZEI
WINES LI • ORS
WOE 6, psi
a. .t
MI
ME
ESTAZILEMED mod.
scgmxpT & g_4433AT
DIPOITZWI,9!!, lipßOp6l)ll'
wms Am), Liquom,
bro. - 1 %0 ilgr" /1440M0,
I .
1
Would direct the attention of the üblio 4 the tact
tarr, po• seising gu ri rsor facilities through revel's+
largo Wine and , L iq uor. ltrurar, ,gorppe. and
visiting their Immo nada weld, ayare enabled
to offer the various Fides of c_nolos wilting AND
LIQUOIig at prices as than au ti s m rates.. sg.
•
am nations of. quail ler and lornipligism• of. pricer
-respectfully roUcited.. .• . ~
ld
A dialog nicortment of intia OLD Bre Wa-,
StVaoastaativ in band . • , , r
. ,
. .
1 oozes:l.4:r
N 011.1141. 11%11% 1911i'lllatud 119 f, •
• !num . • -
- lIANC74IOIIIWgir
I pyre ilistilleil -Pare
,Mao.olo4alla • endr4Q , X 4 . 1-
107 M 040,', '•, •
t. et taw
#02.4 ,gal:44;1!
=I
MEM
DEBECTOBBi
Jno. 0 Idler,
1
Robt. H. King,
• Andrew Miller,
James M. Bailey.
=ZYMI
!take reference: ,
Joseph Dilworth,
RAY. DsTid Kerr,
emrsrLimbert.
A. k. Brown,
Tbomu Ewlor.
99,161, lAO 19
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 135 X; Eighty-one's, 111's;
Five Twenties, 111 X.; do, 1864, 107 x:
do, 1865, 108 X; do, 1865, new. 107; do, 1867,
107 X; do, 1888, 107341' 1 Ten Forties, 106;
Ridlroads —Cleveland & Pittsibrirg:l. ex;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne` d; Chicago. 113 x;
Chime & Ruck Island
.1.205; Chicago &
North Western, 82X; do Preferred, 84X;
Michigan Southern, 8811; ;Reading, 97X;
Erie, NMNew,Yor_is teß;4l* 169 %;A1g0
& AtlaaltalPld , LlerUneatea, 84X: Western
Union Telegraph C0.,83X; Mercnants Union
Express Co., 114 X; Bacilli" Mail. 119 X:
*dams, 4_Bx; Mining shares—Gregory, 4,00;
Quarts NM, 72; Smith' it. - Parmele, 2,65.
—cooing quetatiOne received by James
T. Brady & • Co.: Gold, 135%; United
States Sixes, 1881'5,... 11.1; 1882,
111 X; 8.205, 1884, 107 x; 5..20'5, 1865,
108 X; 10.40'., 105 X; &Wray January and ,
July, '65, 107; 5-20's, January and Ally. 1
'67 107 W ,'BB, MX; June 7-80's; par less x;
July 7-30's, do X; 7-30's, due Compounds.
119; Union Pacific Railroad, par; Central.
A. M. Pollock% ht. D.,
Robert Robb. -
iJohn
'Alexander Speer.
Christian Yeager.
401*ft Or Lcomill
Her J.*Lyncti.
Peter A. Madeira
John Mars/1.11,
Widter.P %p .•K gA arstlaD.
Ormsb et
Pnill ns4)riqPirC4
y
HenryL. Ringwatt,
--Wm, Z. Ilchmerts,
Alexander Tindle,
W lUUta Van.t&trh.
base Winttler,
#7 o 4,4oyr°t ,
.6st v,
. .
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK MARKET.
- ' PENN'A CENTRAL STOCK YARDS, tg
'- WEDNESDAY, January 2, 1669. ,
CATTRX, ,' y
i • •
'Sine° the . date of onr , last' report, on
Wednesday. there has been but compara
tively little done, the-vales all told only
reaching 106, head, , making the sales for
the entire week, <mix - 350 head., .which is
comparatively speaking, next to nothing.
There was a very good atieridance of buy
ers, and If the stock had have been here the
sales would no. doubt been larger then for.
weeks past,and that,too,at advanced prices.
Compared with last week, good shipping
Cattle are at least 50 cts - porlhundred high
er, and even at the advance, many Eastern
dealers were obliged to return home, with
with their money in their poOkets. We
think it le IllielY; - hOweyer; that'next week
and the week thereafter will bifog in in.;
creased 'arrlials as big prices generally,
draws tkelal,Oßt, We.qut t, prime,to..extrA
41ppIng ttWirat li't6 - 8 ;It'd Ihdpinito
good - at '2X. c" Elks* ' kir eedttwie hi
demand, and( Amite* Illipply.liMd:May be
quoted* 4%30 &tire,/ to wait, tan. oxi l
dltion. The sales re r wpm 1 ~., L.
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PH. mionTrz,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE ek WOOD STEEETS
Also, dealer Jn Government Bonds. Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange at market rates.
deal
JAME§ T. BRADYCO.,
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(Successors to S. JONES & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
313 AL l'aq 31BE. 3Fit. SE6
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BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OP
GOVERNADDIT SECURITIES,
SOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Cam" Interest Allowed on Deposits.
air Money loaned on Government Bonds at low
est market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Sala of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
aar'" PARTIES DESIIII VG TO IN-
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ing before CIFIC BONDS can save one per cent. by purchas-
J.&N - (74.13.1t Ist.
Bondi on hand for delivery. • '
JAMES T.- BRADY & CO.,
Agents Central and Untan Pacific Railroad com
nies, corner Fourth and Wood itreete. 8:b13
RitbintrO ittayttr.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFICE OF THE PIT strung . Gazrrrs,
SAIIRDAY, Jaimary 2, 1869,.
During the past week financial circles
were greatly agitated prior to the quar
terly statement by the national banks. The
- tightness of the money market exceeded
anything before witnessed either, in New
York or elsewhere, and yet atocks, bonds
and gold advanced in the face of, heavy
disbursements by the Government. The
advance in the gold market was the more
remarkable since ever there was a differ
ence between gold and paper circulation,
gold always yielded on a tight money mar
ket, and especially just before large dis
bursements by the Government, but the
causes this time were 'extraordinary ones.
Exchange dealers demanded an advance
on their rates for short- sight bills, and
most of the gold contracts outstanding
fell due on the second of January just
immediately after' the:Government pay
ments had begun, but had not yet shown
any effect on the market. This week is
most likely to witness a material decline
on the gold premium, as a better turn can
be Made on governments hefore it is likely
that gold will in any way materially . ad-
Vance.
Government bonds remain strong and
have advanced, and are now quoted 23
per cent. above the quotations current a
year ago; this reflects the'stagnation in any
branch of business, and will tend More and
more to deter people from embarking in
any kind of commercial enterprises. So
far the investment bends have always
proven to be most proatable, and people of
but little ambition realize handsomely
without almost any risk. Those, however,
who bought government bonds at par or
Wow take advantage of the depressed con
dition of affairs and seekother investments
which must eventually prove more remun
erative, and, meanwhile, they reap a good
'profit on what they had invested at a time
when many were afraid to trust the Goy
ernment.
Stocks are entirely moved by cliques
independent of their intrinsic value, and
all speculation on the future price , of any ,
of them is waste ottime and money.
Business "is very dull, and besides the
yearly settlements, little is doing. Money
remains still close. •
weighing 38,950, at 8,25; same to same 16,
weighing 18,315, at 6,00; Holmes, Lafferty
it Co. to Klemen 16, Weighing 4.725; Sham
berg to Obner 9, weighing 8,375: Orr it
Williams to Duffv 11, weighing 16.27: 1 , at
7,25; same to same 2, weighing 2,9;0, at
5,25.
The supply of Sheep has also been ex
ceedingly light this week, and with a very
air Eastern demand, the market has ruled
•rm and prices, compared with last week,
e higher. The sales since our last report.,
n Wednesday, aggregate 967 head for
hich prices ranged from 3. 1 4 to 514 cts per
pound, and these may be regarded as the
extremes of the market. The demand was
mainly for New York, the number taken
for Phdadelphia being unusually small.
kVe understand, howevel. that some of the
iPhiladelphia shippers bought pretty liber
ally at or near Greensburg, and this . being
the case it is probable that that - rrarket,
after all, will be pretty well supplied. '
The sales reported were as follows:
McPherson to Pierce 178 head, weighing
12,800,' at $3,87; Pearce to Pidcock. 136,
weighing 15,240, at 5,60; Stiera to Pidcock
197 1 weighing 16,350; Browning to same 74,
weighing 5,300, at 3,50; Deitrich to same
180, weighing 13,950, at 4,37; same to same
j 202, weighing 15,625, at 4.1234. •
HOGS.
The market for this class of stock con-.
tinues remarkably firm, notwithstanding
the change in the weather, which is owing
to- the fact that the arrivals continue ex-
ceedingly light and the pens for some time
past have been kept almost empty. To--
day, there were not over two car loads of
Hogs in the pens unsold, while there are
plenty of buyers, all , anxious to get Hogs,
even at a big price.. The sales since the
date of our last report foot up 2,904 head,
making about 9,000 head sold during the
week. Prices remain , without quotable
change. Light averages, such as are
usually shipped to New York, may -be
quoted at 9 to 9, while good to prime
heavy Hogs, such as- are shipped to Phil
adelphia, range from 10 to 10ji. Our pack- •
era have been out for about two weeks, -
and Mr. My ers, of the firm of E. H. Myers
& Co., was to have left for Chicago this
afternoon to buy Hogs. This`firm roports
having • packed - -thus far -4,300 head, for
which the average price is eight cents.
Robinson ft Co. have packed something
like a 1,000, and Hanna 4 Co., about 1,500•
head. , - - " •
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
OPTICS OM= PITTSBURGH CIA ZETTRi
SATURDAY, January 2, 1869.
GENERAL REVIEW.
The market for Petroleum has been very
much excited this week, and with a fair
volume of business, prices, compared with
last week, have advanced materially, and
the market to-day closed firm, with more
buyers than Sellers. The market is in an
' unusually , excited condition,, unusual, wo
mean, at this season of the year, and we
might sayalmost wholly unexpected, and.
never before, we believe, in . the history of
the trade, have prides started Out so high at
the opening of the year. , Receipts of
Crude for the week, 7,922 barrels; front
January Ist, 1868, to December Ist, 1,067,-
077, against 774,540 barrels, the year pre
ceeding. Shipments of Refined this week,
8,061, against 13,533 last week; from Jan
uary Ist, 1868, to December 31st, 726,586,
against 680,234, the year preceeding. Sales.
this week, 26,500 barrels, against 18,500
last weak.
CRUDE.
The Crude market was again strong and
considerably excited to-day, and with con
siderable inquiry, mainly for filture de
livery, and but little' offering, prices con
tinue to rule thin - with an advancing ten
dency. We have but ° three to bales to re
cord, 1000 bbls, on spot, (40 to 4G gravity)
at 13c; 2500 seller's option, March to lklay,
on private terms, 100 bbls Smith's Ferry
at 11%c. At the close holders were ask
ing 13%c for the first six months, with
13 to 13%c, bid. It seems strange that
there should be such a difference made
between Venango and Smith's Ferry oil,-
from a cent and a half, to. two cents per gal
lon, yet such is the fact. The party, who.
sold the 100 bbls above noted, ertdeaVored.
to spring a fraction More but without suc
cess. We suppose 'that the gravity, has
something to do with it, ad well as the fact
that sellers cannot offer large lots for fn. :
ture deliveries, and there are but few buy_
era for sinall lots, particularly of light
gravity oil.
=Ms=
The market 'foi%Refinect is also very Aim.:
and considerably elicited, and compared
with Thursday, prices have still further ad
vanced. We can 'report _a "line of 1,000
each January to March at 314; and 500
each, April to December at 32g for April,
and an advance of-f for each subsequent
month. Offers to buy January to Decem
ber, inclusive, at 30, 'advancing 1",`• and
January to June at 32 to 32g. For spot oil
there WEDS to be no demand, the inquiry
being almost entirely for futures, and we
quote nomainally at 30g. Thus it will be ,
seen, that with the exception of spot, there
has been' a general advance all around, the
market claidng strong:, ,
OR. SHIPPED EA ST BY A. V. B. E.
H. Koehler Co., 53 bbls refined to °.
Waring, King & CO., Philadelphia.
McCreery & Co., 104 do •do to W.
P. Logan & Bro., Phllidelplaa.
W. B. Lupton, 102 do tar to . J. K. France,.
New York.
Nat. Ref._Co., 52 do. tar, New YOrk, Par-
Milne Co. •
Total shipments -Refined... l ... r - .157
- • Tar' 154
OIL SHIPPED EAST FROM DUQUE/MB DEplitT 4,
BIOOICS;' 88 60 . do
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
U. W. Holderilp&Co.; obitdiWar..
ing, Ring dr, Co., Philadelphia.
IfoKeinia; - &- Pagerak 20 ;d?,, lif: 0 ; to,
Phipps', Philadelphia. " • ,
Totalahlgo?o//t3 Refined......,. 257 4 257
.
Niw ORLllaws, JautuAry.2,7-(kitten n ar,. ,
ket irregular, but vaster 'than' yesterday; •
middlings closed firm at 25r, an advance
of 1-2 o on tbree days' prfres; sales of 7,300 ,
bales; 'roc:l34)M fat Thurachiy) evening and
yesterday, 7,883 bales; exports, 12,077 bales. v
Gol4 135 14. Sterling commercial 453;e.
46 New .Hork sight drafts 1-2 o dis
count., ;Flour, low grades scarce and the
market firro;.supertine.B7,soa7,62,, double
extra $7,75, treble. extra $8,25.• Corn steady;
white 870. - Data Quiet at 68a70c. Bran•nn
changed. , Hay _quiet at° $25a27,00. 'Pork
dull at $28,50. Bacon firmer; shoulders
14 1-20, clear rib 18Nc, clear sides 19 1 0.
Lard firmer; tierce 17 1-2a17 3-4 e, and .keg
18 1- 2c,.,Eingarfirm;,common Baloo, priMe.
12'c, ye l low clarified 18)/12 3-4 b. MoTasses
firm ; common 52 1-2a55c, prime 68a65c,
choice 67a68c. Whiskey quiet at $1.17:I-2. 1 '
Coffee, fair 14 11204 We, pilme,T6aj7e,r •
NEW Yonx, Sanuary 2.—Dry Goods
This being a day between two holidays,{
the market, as might have been, expezted,
has been characterized by extremelanguor,
but prices nevartheleas -are firmly austalu
ed, and an IrnproVed inquiry is anticipated }
'both for cotton and woolen goods ere long.
There have been numerous changes in bnai
nen on the first inst., and on this account
buyers hive remained otit cif , market re-.!
eently. We quote heavy brown aheetings at
`15141:16e for beat makes A.tlantio A tine
Etheeting4;_l334 for do t , V heavy Shegtings:
l 3 tor Amoskeafr A. Bleached /Whaling-- -f
Ide for Fruit of the Loom; 18c for Hill's
'Simper Idem; 170 for llope: 1430 for Mys
tic Lake; 29c Obr4.,..lsTevr4:York aelia<2so fdr ,, 7 Lancast e r. '
Pricitt—Paertfiet,'lNo: Cocheco;
18)4c• Lowell, 11a1134c: Warnautta,
=eCHICAGO, January 2.—Catite 'Market
Beef Cattle.,taa and firm at 54 1 2 44 12 X . 7
for conutiontla n holes. "-Holm Acarturatra'
25a500 higher; sales at $9.10a9,60 for cora-
19,60a10 1 1234 for fair to good, ICAO
extrawramrz i 3•) Of -I>
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