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DUQUESNE
• COLEMAN,' itAtM & CO,.
Manuilicturera of
]RON, NAILS. STEEL,
MEM
at ~` ` ...'..
AXLES -AND SPRINCS,
Duinesne Iron, Sheet:and Iron, Juniata Iron.
WagorCßogaroin Charcoal Iron, Cylinder Iron,- X'
L Iron, Flanged (latter Bars, Guard Iron, Drag and
:Dropper Bars,' T Rail for Coal Roads, Iron Wedges,
Mat Rail for Zell' Roads, Boiler Iron, Crow Bars,
Chal.n.Linits..Boller Aosta'. Steel and Iron Harrow
Teeth: Carriage, Wagon; Seat - and Coach Springs,
and Axles. all stvlee: slab Steel for Plows. Cultic&
tor Steel, Steel Winne and 'Mould, cut to pattern:
String steel all %lees. A. B. Steel and Steel Tire,
Steel crow Bars. Steel Shifting. Re.
. . ,
ALL GOODS FIRST CLASS AND WARRANTED.
EirONees'and Works...WM street and Allegheny
Stret and 77 WATIfRISTBSETs ?iiisbure l •
At&Tvinungsvrresit. F. P. rouss, Bur r
ITTI3REFIGH FORGE
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Pittman jaws, Qoltatii
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IRON "ANO STEEL WOKS. '
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DAP FORT PITT .
FOUNDRY
OFFICE AND WORKS,
v il*F 4 tE TAlt t itttrr,
PIiTSBURGH, PA,
tiriEngines, Bolling kill Ma;
chinery, Nail Machines, Retorts,
and Castings generally.
NM
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
' • AND PIPE WORKS.
°Cosier OGirio' 11 'sail liiiniallanazi Stave*,
ibirlffa Wawa
kr170.13171t43ME., Ladd
WILLIAM SMITH ,
31asinfaCtOror of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
TOG - GAEI AND VAT= WORKS.'
YT fives area oast ilivarlahly In Pits,
Ii
;lily
sand, and LS feet lengths. Also, mu assortment of
Eleneraleasthigs Pot gal arid Water Worts.
!would also call the atiesittim of Sriperlit4mdents
of Gas Works to Say toile of !WORM.
AT4V 3
MORTO74 STELE:ICT„II_IOth,WW,
lh4tliailllt•
These Worts are . among thelargess and snort
Oomplete establishments in the West, and are now
propand to furnish
angisies, of every 0fref'11 0 11• 11 .
_ Boiler% Oil Tasks.
stieet'zion Work.• '
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• Soutar ; gIII essusag.
Bloshlue
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Sestool Onsitogii;,
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oitrom 64:44amin
ao9snso
WORKS;
L. o. Lrtrucoamoi.'w. tt. nontr.w: A. =am o% as.
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J IM INGSTON II
. " "Ta IRON rointinitas,
lattr/AC l 3 2 . l Mibl
FZNE LIGHT F l LElTlfi r eilk
Alfle81V0)0 ;Agit
7r311.,:t and.
4WOrk
promptli attended to. ; y
t' ASKO*
'; l4 =ser il i '" regten7 OltY. r 1 4. -; ,"
-
ROBINSON, RIBA & CO,
ifoixiAtiOra 'to Wiwitic* lefisaurix*,
WASHINGTON WORKS.
FOUNDERS AND SACHINISTStIITTUURBH,
leamdreturers-vf Bost sad Eltatt
k oney *elm. Mi l -
Wittig,intlast desafttionsa Tink el l i ra
Stills, Boiler and Root Iron Work. I
a t NME 7 B74aV r i agOTt i tr
frooloirßonors. ..... . - -•- Jarkrs2 I
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
1 ,I%*".4to43Alrfilignio I
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Romig Min km Br it a Caatlnss,
T1M1214 SKEINS , AMD PO. Intl; r
A 4 IF ° Aiii*K 4B 4 A 1253 !"*" L
Orders iromptly_sed oarefull7 executed.
(WOK 10.1.!Maie.
MOUS h 1111.01 MIR
"ce.,
Fewji Ward -Ittuidrf lad , kidlike Work',
SANDUSKY BT., A.LLYMEIDIT CITY,
and l ta cLine Castloge, erste !tars, eights,
Wagon Bozos, to. Saw to order and him on
land Railinnotellebmst, antritnis
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reAmi,l94treost.
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IRON BROISX*4
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.1111611 N. BOLE 'B‘ CO
Cor. Point Alley and Daqueene
(NICAIt THY POINT,). •
Engite Builders, Founder s &MIAOW' •
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all eine.
S !al attention Invited to er i ver r taTAT i l&
511 ER. ofir-Lurie . • t t ; ti t'
C ig 3Tll4° %ISN ' T ~b outor6. e .
0 dry, .tbelovr irk t. •
_RIGS for 011 Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEY%
RAN N - GfB.l,2B4lE ß ir s iZel: ) .t.CCO d SC a l i trl in x :
IRO order, at the , •
*INDUSTRIAL WO RKS 1 .
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Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the rola.
Prrresuitan, PA.
AII orders promptly Wig. Tar tie.
FORT PITT •
BOILMSTILL -
woltims:
- 'CARROLL et SNYDER,
Tustrall: DO BLUED TUB IILAB, TIE*
BOX AND CYLINDBB BTKAX sonatas.
OIL BMILLB Asp,. 9114 T ANN%
mumiars, Buisounie
AIND.
A r lm A3l PAN%
133M1N4) rAxa, 80.Y4 .1.2P3 MON
`nrsamitie
"nem ap -e•507:1704/ Azirp
33Eauti ;/ , • .
I'MBON Doom AND COAL MITES
Offfee avid istatoupe,L earraer Second,
Third, Shook sun Lowrey Streets,
YR 11
a.
air Otters tent to the eboye„eddress ton bi
• otly ittendett to•:. z •••. • . . • - loh7:119
WM BARNHILL &
::.BOILER MAX.bS
—AND SHEET IRON
Nos. 10; ➢* Alm lie tidlN wr.
Havtnz secured large yard =a Aumisiled wilt
the most - approied 'machinery, *e arepre_pared U
manufacture every description of HOYT ln Pat
bestiaF avanantWednat any madam
Via.llo Zredchili_pr. Oka lads,
Steam ipes, Locomotive Boners, condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks, Ott Stills, Agitators,Settling Pans,
Bow: Ija,,Bri4Elks; wa n t 691 C Man.
tutruturll'ofEaraniu,s-Palintt Rater*.
Itspalsing done on the shortest notice. UM=
JMKEIi M. BITER,
Nos. Eys and 56 MO/1r Street,
PrITSBIIIaOII, PA.,
murarminfpag;
451 , 01 t . I
#4l, yootio
SETTLING PAN& COPZILII STEAK PIPE.
ROLLING MILL BTACKB,
And BERET IRON WORK,
• Tor Steamboats.
JAB= Y. ==Cm JLDNITND D. IMMO.
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
warirrAcTuazu 01
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills,
Aniant WON WOW
el Pedi ;9tieet, Putsaa;aii, Pa.
OILS.
"NV "WWI
WARING AND KING,
Commission Medd:rants and Brokers In
Petroleum and its PrOduets,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PEELLADiitiIm ifninutss.
WARING, KING & CO.,
TACK BBOTIIEBS,
commissioNlincliffrs,
AND DEAL IN
Petroleum and its Proditepli.
ebrAteigir.W.,,VMDZlWear.
ner Vivienne Wsi and Irwin streets.
ThUselelphliCHSee—lSlT WALNUT BT.
api:w3o
vr is. LONG & CO.,
A-11.•
YANUFACTUREES OP - --'-- -
PUBS WHITE BURNING OIL,
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41. 1 J ~ t.. 1 ..-; , i,v.... 1
Once, No. x e Way, Pittsburgh.
liWU:)WARE,;
NEW ELARDWRIE ROUSE.
LINDSET, STERBIT & kUWER,
,P2Frftreatinorimtt ,, L'_
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Iced,4ltonisuLPatent Door LI
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lIIMAAPNIAIONAMI4;WW.O,OO,APPI
FORT ..•PITT:1011NO - -CORNY!
No. 169 Wood Street.
CiPffAL $2OO • • • • : 000
••• , f
I STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
• incia.zEs IN •
439yEamplir BECIIRME,
AA
A it
ND COLD.
A 'i
11(1111111 ( ' el_
c.n.eu...-Nwie of all sttoesslble pants la the
Vatted atstse atldClaaadas.
i
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D. llostetter, 1 -..3. , i Jim. BB . Q Bieber.
James Elordaini" ' Bobt. if. Emir,
D.-Wallaeor ... , . . -haelrew.lol l erft •
Z. Pawoetti• 'rt , " demerbt.Belletx y.
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81111%. 11100 L. 117BIKAN, Priet.
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NATIONAL I ,kili OF CONIERCI,
'
. -7 Von of Wood. and Blnth.Sts.
xRi0n;..,..,... . ..........,..Presideat.
.'• .CAPITAL, - : : : 8500 0 000 e
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A. Pitterlen, , Boorgelc,Oaqs,
" m. D. Bro JILVIes YClVlLlaieils
has. Lockhart; Wm. Dooglu.
Allen 3DrkpaUlek, • ' Wm. Beet.
- M . * l3 ! # ll°° P . . , i'
otoothiros D.
131 FART,
BAN..
MEM
iCaleaums
*l:l4lmAsitscill
Stocks,
Particular
sale of
••- • '
300.:41,
127 Walnut 8
In!
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,',I,.iTAIIIIART.'I I,- .. 1869
OWED ON TUNE
.DBPOBII
LEISTIIIII.I_IIOII. gliutbi#o,
*. 17 114. 11.
•
AVGHET &
AND -BROKERS,
and Caned's."de on tri the prized* points of the
nds and other Securities
AND SOLD ON 00/0132810N.
QM
'attention paid to tha•parcbau and
States Securities.
DRUG 13 AND CREIDEICALS.
MACHEOWN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
• - 'Oto marcrAc;trazus or
CYE1(1.113C:033. COl.ll.
MOVED NO. 195 LIBERTY STREET,
,PITTSBURGH, PENNA..
White Lied, Window Glue and alamWare at
NnnuinetarnrePridna.' ' . . dog
BLINTICCORDLik
.
Aiiistallibla remedy for Bummer Complaint. Diar..
rhea, DrieMtery. Vomiting, Boor Otoutaah and
Cholera Moibus.
D
apeCiaa for Cholera, Crucial. sad rain a
SPIV". Of alge "
HARR= ar. zwiNG,
disitiP,Ai Liberty and Wiring Streets,
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':.'J..I3I:B3OKIKAKER & SON'S
PURE •L IWHLTEIirIiE.6.O
earD,
MC aws nistonvarthuars,
•
114 - 00. ssiat Slut *Ea 1,44 deteriorate bi
oxotNirare: It will look better, last longer and Ore
more perfect eatielisetbiti any vast In the ,
market , 1.
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liltorp AND Liquurcti
. • , • , , • ,
yr0...409,re5s Street,
r.V$
Would direct the attention of the pahlie ti t tle I
that, poi stadia 611,4760 i isollitles throes several
Dirge Wise sn4 Liquor Houses la Europe, and
teazle( their importatioas direct, they are enabled
to offer the various grades of hots WINES AND
LUPO*. St D404E1910 'tits* .ritearal
aatiaatwas gammas t oak a.l
yespectfully solicited.
A choice assortment or pare OLD DU WEIS.
ZIT oonstaitit al hand
m i d
;:rWilii i ii F ICEINCii hi; CO.,
Nits. 1814 1117,1119, 1 9 1, 19.1. Me
I P , "}fpliTwrisurr rrrisk '4l', '
ottosi .
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VPS. - .46.4,:.• :I . ! ' ammo
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poser °
w a tAna i non , Aluskial! U
A & CO.
artt
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igki s tig kli'VeParli for 111401
StAILMR,4I. bilge% Asimilitaill
Taultail • memo.
9140111MASIT
CENTR#L AVID UNION
. .
•. . •
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest investment now In the market for
sale hy
PEE . ,R. Ze i riala r rZ,
Cormir FIFTH AVENUE t WOOD.STREETS.
Also, dealer in Government Honda: Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange at market rates.
deal
IMIES BLOT- BG,
aniceasors to S: 401IBB'S C 0..)
' Corner Fourth and Wood Sta.,.
.113 ". I\T 33C. 3371 - EL
BUT 124 D 8 . 21 4' AIL £I DS OP
hu 4:1•1.;
unqavb,
etna), annit AND. courous,
ox
isoir Teams.
sir Interest Allowed On pOosits.
a2r Honey loszed on Government Bonds at low
'eat market rate.. •
• Orden azetated for she Parelaiiiif glad
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS aad 8914/.
• - JAMES.T. BRADY
lar' PARTIES DE SIRING TO 111+
ST in UNTO- AND CENTRAL PA
CIFIC say! one per cent. , br l ip . rquis.
g before
- JANUARY Ist.
Rondo on hand for delivery. •
JAMES T. 'BRADY L CO.,
Agents Central and Union • Paclde Railroad eera
rues, corner Fourth and Wood streets. ..drilibla
- t:ji..:pti . 6itigt - -Gaitt4
FINANCE 4IMD TRADE.
WiTto*WITOPIMMMMWaRriMi
TA:Mane:T. Jannary-15, UN& s
• Gold, bonds and stpci9 antlered alurther
decline to-day flout the ex treme itTingency
of the Aifozitiftnarket ,
; ia 'made ar-
tUicially tight to bring down gold for the
purpose of buying in at low rates. AR lots
of gold offered for cash are readily taken
at quotations, whilst regular purchasers
have to submit to an advance of from y. to
pet cent. - ' •
Government bonds, for the old issues,
remain firth, as likewise the Eighty-43nel'
and Ten-Forties, but the new issues have
declined from to 1 per cent.
Stooks have. suffered a heavy decline,
especially New Nork Central, Rock Island,
Reading, Ohio's and Pacific Mail, whilst
Erie and North Western remains firm.
Express shares are firm but lower.
Money , 7 per cent., gold, and a commis
sion on call.
-- -
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 134%; Eighty-one's, 110%;
Five Twenties, 1862, 111; do, 1864,10734;
do, 1665, 107%; do, 18654i:few. 106%; do, /Be 7,
107; do, 1868, 10734; Ten ' Forties, 105%;
Railroads -Cleveland dt PittsburgA, 8334;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago. 114%;
Chicago it Rock laland„ 116%; Chicago it
North Western, 81; do Preferred, 85%;
Michigan Southern, 87; Reading, 91%;
Erie, 313;' - New York Central, ..%%; Ohio
I' Mississippi Certificates, 32%1 Western
Union Telegraph C0.,33%; Merchants Union
Express; Co., 14%; Pacific Mail. 117%;
Adams, 47%; 51ining shares—Gregory, 3,614 ,
Quartz Hill, 71; • Smith do , Parmele, 2,65.
. . .
--Says the Chicago .Repubhcan, of Mon
day: The Aisthignshing „feature.ot r thit
time is the stfingent df Off
money market, tbejaok of facilities 02-
cept among a favored few, for obtaining
Prompt. liceOrdoiOdatirph, liCausibe ~ no. little
distress'amon'i the commercial *hd
have .been trying to close up accounts, so
as to begin the new year with a clear record
and new books. •Wti'llo not wish to be un
derstood .as: saying,that ..M9007 r is .anY
Closer that it higbee for someiveeks past;
but on htlinday •nextthe:Nnticinal'; banks
are 'rf witted Make Op*. statement of
thelreondltiou, and in order- to intake ra
good, ShoWlng, particularly &tibia Of
year when so inunli , moneyls , needed to
early ou,general businees;they have peen
obilge4 to contract their lines Of: discount,
that to-day there more money on hand
then is freherilly supposed, put the bank
ers dare not lend as much as they would
werenotion Weave of. statement clay, for;
finfrenaiihnr "short." , Onrreturria doming:
niani l freely'from. the West, while - the
radio:than some sections have fallen off
metsrkellyi;ltates of 'interest have been
steady and Jilin at len per cent. per annum.
" 1 "-Cnotithit ittiotiFt*l.:loii4klif 4y 'Ames,
T..- Brady. • ib::130.: f'l Gold, 184% ; United
'Statoa Sisteldtgitira Go ld ,
,
111; 4.20'a, i 564, 107)4; 4,20 a, 1-' 4 A
108; 10-40% 105%;,..Ag01y January all.
July, '65, 106%; 6-2641, January and July,
;' 6 7,..0 6 )0 2 -P B t
JamtftbWiti do ;Lor•wel -Oompouriaso
119; Union Pa o Railroad, par; Central.
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Arpal 0:0101'11
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f' TOEsns=,.xanuary 51•'1!168.
zedsno abefiMesitlintilatiiatiiiitnit
1 0 1 41 liiar l o o , /14r114.41 1 0 6 tior*or
bmthersi,sontinues- comparativelT,
ciriciskespecialryler future deliveries, are
sf on' she fitly sustained. It is asserted,
10,1034 t every ret la aa°Pl:A9,,holOti'thi.o:
itliiiertte t `it t there. not sufficient ififfer.
eVetVittien Crude and Refined to afford:
tie t*ititatetnfer t4vidi
yrrt Int4itilvox'as retarding business and
restricting operations. This being the
°ail ) ; the *Lion" is not:_bensilthed by.the
recent afirMoe,ifte.grude .has advanced in
We flame ii.lo4ol_4llthsllefinliticr Altat:the.
r
manufacturer is in reality but little, if any;
:better off than he wall - week since, when
prices were - considerably, lower. The
tideideiletiplierer
nor can auy fault tie nd with the pro.
ducersi for realising theican for their
oil. This, as near4e; we pen learn, is the 1
situation of refiners generally, though ,
°duller , tiVose who bought acciailtwerair.
OAS fOr kiteurtifieliVe*Yiti 12
nOr, ,*o.ll',ieftned • against • iti;si,d'!ieftliaelf:
handsome margin; ..the' ' tiouble,however, -,
the - lact that those who bought
Crude 'at"lott prices, sold Refined at the
tome time,--and therefore, as a general
thing, cannot take aditantage of the mar
kikt. rt ..
r , :
Thif.:MWfet opened strong elet
abl3_, , ao,lMATlCOn d oe l44ol4ow4gort4l93
Bilts4Powi.-810e of .8,000 bbls first six
enths; Webers option, at 14. Late in the
de.9, however, tine", roiled to be a weak
neo-'ollinifelitedi vac' 4 trlille there oars
Mil
to sell, atl4, bat lbw if anv buyers conk ;
be found. Late last evening there, was a !
sale -of 4,000 each . 'rem' January to March
at 14x. To-day there were offers to sell
the same delivery at 14. _ 1
The market for Refined continues Arm
and excited, and prices are well sustained,
particularly for rate months in the year.
We can report 1,000 bbls for. January at
31q; 50Q each fqr January and . reb soo
- 31%; 500 for rebnary'fat , 32.; andeach
from April to December at 3535. Offers to
buy January to:Jitne. - at 33; and' March to
July at 34. AslWe have already intimated
the volume of business would-be larger if
it was not for iscarcity, of sellers, and we
have almi give the reason why relineri, as
a genoral•thing, are unwilling to enter into
new engagements. _ „
OIL SHIPPED MA ST BY A. V. R. R.
.
McKelvY Bros. & Co., 270 do to W. P.
Logan , ; •
Citizens . Ref. Co.; 60 do Aar" fa' Pittston
Gas*Co.; Philadelphia.'
Total shipments Refined.. :270
OM SHIPPED EAST 'PRIM DINKrESNE DEPOT.
P. A. Bates, 00 do tar to Paraffne Oil Co..
New York.
Prrrstsußqu D[ARSEm.
Dims or rwaTirrsatmost Gazirrri l l
• TtrEsnAY, January 5, 1869. s
The general markets are quiet and de- •
•
*old, of anything that is really new or im
portant: Flour and Grain are a shade
- •
firmer in consequence of an upward ineve
ment In:Chicago, but there is no improve
ment to note. the -demand, and, as yet,
no advance in prices. The demand. for
almost everything is light, and restricted
mainly to supplying the immediate wants
of the retail trade: -
APPLE BUTTER-7 0 to 80 cents.
APPLES--In better , supply but - un
changed at $3,50 to $5 as to quality.
BUTTER—Continues very dull with a
Emptily largely in excess of the demand; we
continue to quote, however, at 35 to 40, for
good to prime. ' ,• • -
8EA.158--18,50 t 0•53.75 ner bushel.
. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-410 4% eta.
CRANBERRIES—S2OO too $23 per bbl.
CIIFESR—DuII; 15 to 20.
CORNMEAL-41 to $1;10 per. bushel.
CARBON OIL—Is quoted at 2535 to 26, in
a jobbing way, for standard white.
DRIED FRUIT,-Steady with sales of
Peacues, at 12 to la for-quarters, and 15 to
-16.f0r hslyes. Apples 9,.t0 11. .
DA, DM. WI/ ROWS--12 td - 1342;
1.• EGGS—DuII at 30 to 32. •
HAY—We can report small sales of"good
to prime baled, in store, at $23 to $26.
HOMINY-46,25• to 16,50 per bhlf
PROVISIONS—Bacon is steady with job
bing sales at • 1435 for Shoulders, and 1835 to
19 for Plain Sugar Cured Hams. Lard, 16 to
17c, and prime city, 18 to 18%c. Mess Pork,
$28,50 to $29. • ,•. . •
, LARD OIL-Js. firm and unchanged at
$1,30 for No. 2, and 51,55 for No. 1.
GRADT—There • is no movement in
.Wheat, and prices are nominally un
changed. • .oats quiet, but with a-limited
supply, prices are firm at 61. to 65c on
track, and. 68 to 68c in store. Corn andill
quoted at 82 to 83c by the car load, 85
to 87c, in. store, and dull. ' Rye cannot be
fairly quoted above 01,45 to $1,47, though
round lots are held' firmly at $1,50. Bar
ley—sale of 3 cars No. 2 Chicag9 : Spring
•
SALT—Is firm but ,uncrunigedr Alle
gheny river brands are still quoted at $2 by
the car load,• with:the usual advance for
small lots in. store.
POTATOES—DuII but unchanged; small
wiles in store at 80 to 85c. Sales 2 car loads.
at 75c.
FEATHERS--168 1 ea to the trade at 80 to
85 for live , geese, and 90 to 95, in a retail
way. _
MILD FEED—The following are the
Pearl Mill prices: Bran, $1,10; Shipstuff
$1,30; Middlings, $2; Screenings, 51, and
Rye Shorts, $2.
,FLOUR—Is , a shade firmer, under_the
influence of the advi , sia from, Chicago,
but there is no iloprovement to note
in the demand, and •no change in
prices. Spring Wheat, 57,50 to ;Mb;
and Winter Wheat, 18,75 to 48,25 per , bar.
rel. Rye Flour, 57 1 75 to $B." The Pearl Mill
quote their best brands, made of the beet.
Wheat. as follows: • •Extra Flour.
in barrels, ati9,s l V an: On 'sacks, P,2op4 ;
barrel; Double. ,Extra ,Famuy. In. harrebri
$10,20, and,2:in •Isicks,• $9,90 , „per barrel;'
Spring Wheat Flour;•in .barrals,.sB,oo. and,
sacks, $7,70 per barrel. The City Mills;
note prices as' follows: Extra
•
Wltnei.),Art • barre 15,49,514 and; sacks,
,20st barrel; Double Extra -Family, in ,
barie ' 110,00, und,„iti sacks,, 59,70 per bsr-,
rel, an Spring,.sB,o,in barrels, and $7#70;7
in sacks, per‘bgerek - - • • • •• •
are still'iinoted,
In a jobbing,wav at 97 to 98c. •
' I lit i E E .
Cfaq.cio, tin ry . astern xchange s
Ls fi rm and unchaugelL Flolir is in better i
request and :the market is firmer; sales are i
reported. at_ls,Boalhkll for low to spring
extra ( ' Wheat is "..cdsre Sisci,firmittrist Mc I
higher.; adds of FM:I atlf,22 annlb. 2al 4
11,1634a1,18, closing firm at $1,1714a1,17K .1
for,:No. 2; sales were made of No. 2 this
afternoon at ;1,17. Corn is more active and
firm and is 14a2c higher; sales of old No.
lat 65c; No. 2 kiln dried, 56a570; new, 563 fr A
as7c; no Esde,)o34_o2lgo, closing firm at 7
56 34a 5743 To 1010017118734 Ci for no 'trade; i
since 'clidgiste; othibighsatlabitibifti Oats
are fairly active, the demand is chiefly
speculative; the rates are yo higher; sales • i
were reported at 473ta48 1 40 for No. 2; 443{a I
450 for rejected, closing steady at 47% for i
No. 2. Eye Is stsady_and quiet at $1,17a1,18 1
for No, 1 and 11,16 for: 2. o, 2, closing steady
at $l,lB for No 1 and 11 16 for No, Bar
ley is dull and weak, rly sales of No. 2
were made at 11,65, dosing with sellers but
no bayers at 11,64. Highwines are dull and
firm at 92a9334. Provisions opened quiet
and easier, subsequently became firmer and
modsrstql3l4,olTowialegor liD,A,:,ibiii foe
511810r1141.111181/3k al,l'ili i.Oll tere&
and $27,60 from dressed hors; 128, seller,
last half January,, and $28,50, seller, Feb
ruary and March. Lard is quiet -at 18X6,
seller, February. Sweet pickled Hams,
, 15% 0 ; green lams, 1430 ; dry salted
shoulders, lltiq cured rough sides, 1330.
Loose dressed Hop are in goodking
and shippisigkhquildi titrilit, clos
ing firm at i11,50a12. Receipts were as fol.
lows: 11,886 bbbs sour; 31,003 bush wheat;
33,580 bush corn; 16,804 bush :oats; 5,336
bush rye: 2,300 b ush barley; 7.810 head-
hogs, lihipments-17,494 bbls flour; 11,702
o b :liV i t i 1 nic a rbarbarer
4,712 Mead o' . " ' 4 '
Cattle Market—Hogs dull and area shade
easier; sales were made at $9,15a9,60 for
common to fair shipping; /9,60a10,40 for fair
to good Mess Pork Hop. Beef Cattle are
fairly active; sales were made at 540501,
5,62% for common and light steers and $ 7ll
71.: go Pi le l e d al",ll.l "''
•- - i . ,
i, rf r
1614nitdi anuary rlour in mode
rate demand, with family at 7,6027,76.
Wheat rather firm ; at 1,78a1,75 for No. 1
red. Corn dull at 65 for ear or shelled.
Oats dull and firm at 90a81. Rya steady at
1,85. Barley unchanred. Cotton unsettled
antareaidett,o4- Pr , Middlipg,
W ey ti ogii4iiixiAt V5ll
10,60 for live and 11a11,26 for dressed
itstM2 ,rn i tat A i d a it 1 1 lirik
liliZitheld t,,lili t l,4,giul J6V,. for silbtllk
blear 141140 ittlics aiid , ln deitiande
4 1 )
Bacon, shoulders 13g; clear ri side," It
clear sides 17Xa1754. 11ctrd. rticti-.4 0 -
lug to any extent; sales of ow grades Ad,
17a17% for prime steam to rsteam lett;
kettle sold at 18a18 , but is now held t 19.
B rfl ei t ing L Ifi t atco4 344l4 k
A uSy i t i 4
1, • etroleum qu et at or re ned
star. Candles 28a24. Lard 011 1,65a1,61
for No. 1. Extra Bo r dvaneed 10. Gold
1,36 Y, buyisg mtd. .40111,pg.-,-.4scharige
dull at 1 t-tiipit* , ifsbeatfotitig as*
- par selling.
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