/ 6. r.5. x. STOVES.. CASTINGS, *0: ----- - MBE BEST STOVES. .; A. ' A. BRADLEY & CO. litanufactarers of the greatest variety of Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves, TO BE POUND IN THE STATE. Sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning Ori _ Intel Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or Coke. Best in the World for rarlor,tritice. htore or Church. Hire needs no rekindling—bum all winter. Do not my until Ton see or sea. for Circular: No. SD WOOD STREET - - Onr Agents for Orientals—DEWlKLEß Emig:lead Ht.; GEO. HUBLEY. Allegheny City. • ORM ITIOUS & CO . 8 9 KARBTACTiIIt*BS 01 ETIIRT,TAILINTT 07 ISTL I CONMS, BOSTON. Cooxmo .71421G.14 'THE FIERY FURACE;" Yoa Wismuto 8u1LD174311. " NZ* LICTI-DUST Van,- 61MATOIL t, COLUMBIA. COOK STOVE, • (Cinclussti Putters) roitTABLs RANGE, OAST DION MANTLE& WELIALLIPS BE YLYCTORg„, GRATES,__free from dirt siid dust; MATE FRONTS, VERB Ac. • . . 206 and 208 Liberty 'Street, ielikyl7 - PITTSBURGH. PA. CNN& ATOVEL ' ..• CET :THE BEST. BISSELL .114 CO.'S TRIUMPH, FOR 81TUN3210 1 78 COAL. -Warranted to Cooks Bake or Beast as win as any other Stove in the thaw'. BTROT.T,. & CO., No. 285 Liberty, Street. Alio on land and Or Bale. PARLOR EITOVRI3 SKATING li'FO ORATE FRO FrVER,Nvei" ErDERIL - COOKING OWL -aa. IRON WORKS. _---- 10ZOTICE:-.rWerhaVe this(day . iodated with us in co•partnership, EDWIN IttLES and JOHN B, BLAGLE. The business will be continued ILI heretolore under the name and style of COLEMAN, SASH & CO. Pittsburgh, Jintutry Ist, 1869. DUQUESNE WORKS, COLEMAN, RAHM & CO,. Mannfictutre of IRON, NAILS - . STEEL, AXLES ,AND'SPRINCS, Duquesne Iron, Sheet and Tank iron, Juniata Iron. Wagon Bok Iron. Charcoal Iron. cylinder Iron, X L Iron, Flanged Cutter Bars. Guard Iron, Drag and Dropper Bare, T Rail for Coal Roach, Iron _Wedges, Flat Rail for Coal Roada, Boiler Iron, Crow Bars, Chain Links. Boiler Beaus. Steel and Iron. Barrow Teeth; Carriage, Wagon, Seat and Coach Springs, and Arles. all styles: olab Steel for Plows, ("nifty& tor Steel, Steel Wings and Moulds cut to pattern. Spring rteel all elses,"A. B. steel and Steel Tire, Steel Crow Bars Steel Shafting, 4c. ALL _GOODS FIRST CLASS AND WARRANTED. air Offices and Works STREETtreet and Allegheny river and* 'I 7 WATER , Pittsburgh. • JAS.' V=ai u Preet....;....w. P rpirrics, prrrsutrnsstu FORGE AND. IRON CO., • • Bar limn; ) Pa4lroad Fish Liars and Bonin_ Stllroad Car l‘xles Rolled; ltallroim, Car Axles Swmme redt Imnoringlye Frames; Lodomoilve BEIM° Shapes; 'Side Sods; • - Yokes, Straps; --APlstonlikeadn Steamboat Bindle; Steamboat Cranks; Pitirlsnt Sods, Wrlstsl. •ke. OIROe, No. 177: PENN STREET PITTSBURGH. EVEESON, PRESTON & CO., Pennsylvania Iron Winks. „ r Warebouse,ltos. 166 mil 161 1165 T 111111111 opposite Jitotionge.tele Hanle. 111Mide PITTIBBII/11111: STEEL WORKS. DtmtvEssE s. , IRON, ANC• STEEL, -WORKS. COLFTAN,ac. co., Iretaap, Aiumi B=ol. Carriall lAuld .warseii Duquesne XL. and/unlit* Nerdinuckillar, Bound = I Saguaro I ron ; Maul, Hoop. Sheet and Plats Iron; Dv= Dalt Oval sad Halt Spnad Iron; Cylinder and 'WPi=agon Box Iron; Drag Aull Dropper Bars; T aad Firm4Ban o g r a n c dA BSwtelesl ;C L u E t a N l a uidlse { a S n t d e e S l p ; iOkus cer Bars, Crow BUS, Mts., Le. Ylee. 43" m OrarAPIPTIwII, YrraYE ß STBSIM _sazirriurn) falaEL warm& , SINGER, nEd &, co. • t Nanaimarn of every deserfpy of CAST*ANC CEIRMAN STEEL, ti r EM%erropaff — erames, srmilemu.; o 4. , aa" Warehouse, 8$ Water' and 100 Fink 86k BASK & PABBII. 61m3341. rarnmusgs WM. METOLLY. I BZUBEN ORO. W. BUM, 'CHAS. 1%3813. LJPIC4A I ! I '4 . 1 : 1 9 11 7 0 * ,/1 . - CRESCENT :STEEL WORKS, iti±6l.l4l; 11 :4 1 ‘ 3 * - 4 kl l A l l l 9:Prs .0 131 Ms No. 339 Liberty St,, rrneetraelL Pll. fel4:d4B B ice, DLIDIOND, STEEL WORKS. pARg, BROTHER & lbassiegotufero of *ll QewrinttoUU of , EaI I iI I ECIELICA • (Mos and Warehonsellfio 17 111, /fa BEOOND and 119 "99 ISA? Mr ' • ' : - - IrMlSSVatlia; suracitn=loi or FOIZYNDEM3, MACHINISTS: OAP FORT PITT FOUDRY COYPAM OFFICE AND WORKS, TWELFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA, garEnguies, Rolling 8101 Ma chinery, Nail Machines, Retorts, and Castings generally. NATIONAL FOITNDRT AND PIPE WORKU. Conker Carroll all Saudbass Striae% ernifE WARD,) PrrMarEltaiEl. PA. WILLIAM SMITH,. illanufaiotu.rer of I -• CAST IRON BOWL PIPE, YOB GAS AND WATER WORKS.. My Pines area cut invariably in Pits, in dr7 sand, and LS feet lengths. Also, fell assortment of Gieneral Castings for Gas and Water Works. I would also call the attention of Superintendents of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS. ATLAS WORKS, MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward, EixTwalin3zwi-iL TIIMILIS N. MILLER, President These Works are among the largest and most complete establishments in the West, and,are now prepared to runlet' Engine's, of every deseriPtinn. Boilers, 011 Tanks. Sheet Iron Work. Bafroad castiW.. Boning NM Castings. Engine Castinglk iffsebine Castings. General Coatfigs. ORDERS SOLICITED n09:n119 L. 0. LIVINGSTOR.W. H. BIIRT.R. A. SOSINBON. 33. T a rt INGSTON & CO., • (rEiL t Nr ! . 1 0171i1VERS, - ACTURZIO 07 FINE' LIGHT cA,szores, - r AII ictilturslVpl Tr r it z t? gm Coro r r il i ral Wool l en Din l ig: All e 2 r ObVOrk prompt', attended to. Office and Works— AVKNVS, near Outer Depot, Al.ley Clty. h ea p R OI3IPISON, BREA & COy alleteSSOLI to aOIII3NON. Man a MUMS. WASHINGTON WORKS, FOUNDERS AND NACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH, Manufacturers of Bost , and Stationary Steam Mu. dues Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing, Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; OU Tanks and Stills, Boiler andliheet Iron Work. Mice, lin. la. corner First and Smitlifeldetreets. fAgentrfor GITYAED I S PATENT INYECTOB for eeding Boilers. - jalltr62 'IIII4IMI RI ANC rovaanty. . Butler 2finth Ward, toppcilte lion isms.) Rolling Mill and Bridge THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,. ItAOIIthERY CAS4USRMS GENZALIALY. Orders jpromptly in/ carelidkr executed.. . Charges reamtable. I .IISBEFIT a' MAIN:UM oc11:12S THOMAS CARLIN & CO., Fourth - Ward Foundry and Machine Work', •• BANOTMET ST., ALLEGES.= CITE, - Manifieiziefs of Stain'Entes_, Oil Presses, Pal le Work, _Bolling anirrefinGerigitindgß,aerate Ears, Weights, AS'agon Boxesi he. Build to order and have on hand Engines of all sizes. • - m114:q5 CE4lll4l!' YOUNDAY AND ROLL WORKS ISSO renn Street* I. BOLIALN - BOYD & BAGALEi ChM Boas; lilil Oistiagi, Itial I ' ie. pmis.7.:m77rr7li SAIXEMILMWILOWIIIHAItij . • . 124 Tint' Slieet;Pittilraigh, pa. Ant fer the sale Conn DbegietaLeit,'.,Tei. Duncsan tanhcee, ttleadon, • and other Drams 'of Aatkeietee, :Zombie/omm poke and C. B. pbarcosi „ iqrib N u p a r islimutents Am most reseortfulle, seatelted. . PAPER. MAIM. • 7ACIMIMO'OO.IFP/Sif, PRINTING AND WRAPPING 'PAPERS, innrrolt strire-sneurfrnrmic. omo.• 881021T074 bp: —FEW NBIGUTON. ra.• . 077HOWAND WAY44OI/sf, t No. 82 Third Eihreet;Tittshinght Pa. O P --AUGTIBX HART 3 atatdent. Ln.TIKL6I O a t re ztrer. - BA.uuZL - invu DERNITO24-43,V.O.Hart" John Alma, 8,11 Hartman, de= n.,ioniagton. (Ash paid far I ' & *T Hock. . 1140:4118 PAQIJR: r PiatiIIELFRILYIIL9I3I. = • ,PEARL MILL Three suit 66en Brand, squid to FRENCH FAMILY - FLOUR': This our will lea ant out whoa espeotally catered. • 'mum mum nt.im 'num). Itquil tio best Bt. Lodi. DULL 111611 Basin • k Equal' U. belle& no. WRITE CORICILOUR AND 4119 EN, itgAim • -S T.IM MY VIDA.; 5 . ept.94 leetl. riAlUs PITTSBiRGH GAZETTE 1131111 SPAY. _JANUARY:; 7, 18E9. ENGINES, - BOILEM acc. RIO N. BOLE & CO., Con Point Alley and Duquesne St, (NZAn TILE P0121T,) EnOne Builders,Founders &Machinists, Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA TIONARY ENGINES, of all aizes. Special attention invited to our new STATION ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE BOILERof 15-horse power. OA.STINGF-I,of every kind, blade 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 and made to order, at the • INDUSTRIAL WORKS, . ` ?routing on the AUegheny lt6er, near the Point, PITTSBUBGH, PA. sir All orders iwomPtly•illed. Tax us. FORT PITT BOILER, STILL ; SAND Tag Wo=3. CARROLL ILANO7I norm As. AOVBT.E- tff.ALY um. BOX. AND . CYLINDER STI BOILERS. OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS, CHIMNEYS, BROODING AND ASH PANS, SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON DENSERS.; STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS - AND LEON BRIDGES; PRISON DOORS AND COAL unrrza Office atid Warehouse, isomer Second, Third, Short and Liberty Streets, PITTSBURGP,' Pa. sir Orders sent to the above eAdreas will be , romotl7 atteided to. mh7:129 N. ILURICMILL & CO., BOILER MAKER'S:, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS, NOS. SO, AA, AA AND se PENN ST. Having secured a large yard and furnished it with the mest approved machinery, we areprepezed. to manufacture every description of !WHAMS in the best manner, and warranted equal to any made In the country. —Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Reds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boners. Condenser% Salt Pans, Tanks, OA Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans, Boiler Iron, Bridget, Sugar Pans, and sole mann• facture?, of Barnhul's relent Boilers. Bepairing done on the shortest noYea. - Non. 55 and 66 Water Street; Pirremrsou, au.workeyozia IRON OIL TANKS, N • • arrTLESI3TANB, coppice simile res. • ROLLIN 4 MILL STACKS. . And SEPT IRON WORK, For Steamboats. ;AMID IL BRITBH ' ZDIIIVXD D. MN= JARED Di. BRUSH & SON, atunrrAcronzus or Steam Wilms, Oil Stilia,, Tank& SHEET IRON WOES, 61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. OILS. WARING AND JUNG, Couuntuicin Maraud& sad Brokers ta Petroleum and its Products, DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY, prrrauuses, PA. PHILADELPHIA. ADDRESS. WARING, KING dk 127 Widnat Urea& TACK BROTHERS, CODIMLSSION 111EIMANTS, DMI2S2 Petroleum and ito Product& Pittsburgh Onice—DALZBILL , BUILDING; oor ziele,at ThAllel3 l o Way said Innis stmts. • PbristlelphisOthatr-IAT WALNUT BT. spi:wSo 10Ir_M. LONG , 11“.1971ACTIMERS 01 PURE Wittig BURYING OIL, Brand—"L iICIFEB." office, No. Duquein Way, rittsbungiu NEW HARDW4IIRE , BOUM& LINDSEY, STERRIT & RIVER, klannlacturers indlmpoiters ' ' i - •Hi '1 :,' '. Al •••• ~ ..i. , , • • •.; BC A.]Etl.) TV Al 130 E , '''PlirifirlEftirt f 887 LIBERTY.. STREET, f-.,',.c01,;wer. wi4o. .t ,, - - 7 ••,• ,5.w.f4•34 ~•:...•,:,:•;, t•,,..•-: • .•' • ~, • One li r li rr, / WP?! 'Was DsPe% PITTSBURGH. ; AirtiviaUsed NOVELTY WORKS. . rarrirsnusou .l. 1 ., 47 ; 47 I r" • s• 7. Rif ' - WORICS: -- ADA3IS a 'ILNE & CO. 'ausinPoeresza Keystone Stormont, Potent Platform and winter •,„ • SCALES. • /antis Timid - Patent Door Locks and Latches, PAINT Ana O inntis_ MTLL I fni:lßa LSI3ON, $6. C° r ner -O f -.Gra4t. st 'IJtroAPI• ••,..ens:tst .trrrainME• • • _ LAa E. . strounon --, . D. , . 0011:B WIDU 411DininTa&WOMOV ~.,• PTI•TOMMGII3.. ? •' " ' ..iaiginarziirsiLnPerArgertrßfeelrl,sCC s D t I n OCII Rf rms T t s P &' r e sCta 0 d 4, • ,oSeahinLrerad rßeea•ng ed . dWlts-rlatae, node ''lron IFlnk_ag. . Gin: ar on kand Tinnipi_ikkepjmekd vein% . inylinum 1 /anon TAp4K. , 2ros. ,- ttenurge. ' - _ _ • Opee.del order, ottlopper nett?, idr, lesirea nit. ink _, • , •-• i ' prinsilairs t a • NYDER, =I HARDWARE. COPPER. FINANCUL iiinitnialirCUPANY, No. 169 Wood Street. CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000. STOCKHOLDERS INDIVID ALLY LIABLE, DELLKIIB GOVERNMENT OtritrnEl3, AND COLD. EBBW ALLOWED ON TIDE DEPOSITS. Collections a me nd C on all accessible Paiute in th e United Statea anadas. DIRiK . iOBS• i• Jno.o Elehas. Bent. H. Hint. Andrew Miller. . James M.. lidUer• D. Hostetter, James Gordon. D. Wallace, I. Fawcett,: BAWL. ireelLloll - KAN, Pres% D. LENT WILSON. OsatiLW. NATIONAL BANK OF COIRICE . Cor. of Woad and Sixth 8t& JOB. B. HILL —..0 hies. CAPITAL, t s s $500,000. ' DIDECTOBEG Patterson, George W. Case, Wm. H. Brown, James McCandless, Chas. Lockhart, Wm. Douglas, Allen Kirkpatrick, Wm. Deed. W. 13. Haren, AT 'll . 41 ! 11140:022 DISCOUNTS DAI HART, CAIUGHEY & t c o., BANKERS AND BROKERS, Corner Third and Wood Streets, PITTISI3ITROU, PA. teuconscats TO HANNA. HART A 00..) DiALAss or Exchange, Coin, Coupons, Aad particular attehtical e Prt• he rucha“ sad GOVERNMENT BONDS. eight Drafts on Lon.don. N o n . 1/0121:0 3 & EONS, 57 Market Street, P1TT"1'5331711 4 3111. Collections made on all the principal points of the United States and Canada. Stocks, Bonds and other Securities BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMIZION. Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of United States Securities ‘0,10;a1 13P,ECIALI NOTICES. MANHOOD_ AND THE VIGOR OP YOUTH restored In four weeks. Suc cess guaranteed; DR. BICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restorespowers, from whatever cause arising; the effects of early, pernicious habits, self abuse, impotency and climate give way at once to this wonderful medicine, If taken regularly accord ing to the directions, (which are very simple, and Pluire ure I n s o ltu r ilO t s r sigte: froSontd business oar, pl easur e.) quantities in one far $9. To be had only oethe sole . appointed agent In* America, IL OERITZEN, 1105 Second Avenue. New York. • • 1/.13:164-Tye ligirP II IL 08 OP111" OF <ALIA IMAGE, a new Course of Lectures, as de livered at the New York Museum of Anatomy,• em bracing the subjects: How to live and what to live for; Youth, Maturity and Old A Manhood gener ally reviewed; the cause of in dige stion , flatulence and nervous diseases accounted r; Marriage phil osophically considered, dc. Pocket volumes con taining these lectures will be torwardeci to parties unable to attend on receipt of fbar stamps, by ad. dxessing SECItitTARYA New York Museum of Anat. oiny and seience, 018 Breadwey, New York, Jen:la-rig ornATammows HAIR DYE. This splendid Hair Pieta the best in the world; the only true and perfect Dye; barmless,. instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the 111 effects of baA dyes; invigo• nibs andleares the Hair so ft Ind - beautLfal.black or brows. Sold by all Druggistis and Perfumers; and IioCA grigtdNietwß. Wig l'lrgUr• _ _ _ _ rar GUIDE TO MARRIAGE.- Yo mR Men , s Guide to Happy Marriage and Conjugal Felicity. The humane views of benevo- lent 'Phys.:dans, on the,Errors and Abuses Incident to Youth and Xarly Winhood. sent In sealed letter enVelones, free of charge. Address HOWARD AS SOCIATIOM,:Box P t , Philadelphia, Pa. inyl3:4l6T DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. W. MACHEOWN & BRO.; WHOLESALE BRUOOISTS AND NANITTACTIISZNIS OP Carloc•xi, C 31.1. :MOVI^D TO NO. T 95 LIBERTY STREET, VITTIIBUSGHt Prank. White Lead, Window aims and Glassware at Manufacturers prices. de9 EIANTIC Ste , CORDIAL, lstallible resedv for Summer Complend. Disr• zallegtery. Vomiting,. goat lossisoll sad e l, • , E, • • '' DR MS !iCAP „CURB Cramp. asui - rabz' tt tt HARRIS 'B4 Corner cit'Llberty and Wayne Streets, 11.43S3N'X'S FOR . , L.SOHOONMAIER & SON'S PURE - WHITE LEAD • i ND ; McCOVS TERDITER GREEN, : ,; • Thg only green Taint that will net deteriorate b 7 itrwlUliok belts, lan longer and glee _ .11 . 117 Ir11 : 11111 GAS ,AXI/) STEAM WING. . •TOMI ILI:100121 JOG. !LYS OHN DVCOOPI I I I, & J. BRASS POTTIMARS, GAB AND STEAM TITTER% Nanifietiwers ' otl exi t 2 go wi r d i r n it t. ot &g um. OAPI PIXTII Corner of Pike and Walnut Stxuebh PITIIINCIRGErs • PP5;511 OENtIiAL AND 'UNION PACIFIC BAILWA.Y BONDS, The cheapest Investment now in the market for sale by - EL. IVEIEFLTZ, Corner FIFTH AVENUE £ WOOD STREETS Also. dealer In Governments Bonds. Gold and Coupons and Earopean Exchange at market rates. dell Jae TB ' BRAirt - - 16 -Co, . 1 1 2 k. (fteoessers to S. JONES a c 0..) , C rner Fourth and. Wood -ts., Mt 1\133C. 3W. Pl. MB v BIM AND SELL ALL KINDS or GO BEMENT SECURITIES, rap, imiThir to . counNs, ON MOST PAVORLBLE TEEMS. Vir Interest Allowed on,Deposlts. oarideliey loaned on Govertimiat iiids at Jim; eat market rates. Orders executed for the Purchase and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD. JAMES T. 'BRADY & CO. agr PARTIES DESIRING TO IN. V• ST in 'UNION AND CENTRAL PA CIFIC BONDS can saTe one per cent. by purchas ing before • . JANITA.IIIn Ist. 'Bonds on hand for dellverr. JAMES T. BRADY k CO., Agente Central and Union Pacite Railroad .cora ales, corner Fourth and Wood streets. dt£l:bl3 Etri IMOD*: etaitttt FINANCE' AND TRADE; OPTION OP THY. PITTEII3I7B444AZETTE, _Wrosusp ,T, January .6, 1868. With the great ease in the money mar ket the' promiiini On gold adianeed to-day to 135 efteihavipg toneheA,l.34%. There. is n disposition among ;speculators to 'ad vaneS the prionigui ehigold just as soon as the GovernmenrdisThirsements are more Di reduced, and when gold loans will cora wand a premium instead of costing 3.16 per cent. per day to carry. Government bonds also felt the abate ment in the stringency on money, and a general rise of about 1 per cent. took place to-day; the '67 bonds are especially in de mand, particularly from small investors, but at the advanced figures, people axe - less dispdsed to invest. ' * Stocks have taken a new start to-day, - , and since the election in Cleveland & Pittsburgh went against the Erie combina tion the stock advanced from 831, to 85g. New . York Central and Erie advanced and Fort Wayne touched 118 X, a rise of five per cent. within two days. North Westein and Ohio & Mississippi shares are strong and higher. Express shares aro strong, but have not advanced; they generally do not advance much until it is positively certain that ,the money market will re main easy. - - In local stocks but few of the new corn• panies are in favor, whilst all the old companies could readily be disposed of at full market quotations. Business dull and money scarce. Closing quotations as received by Ph. R. Mertz: Gold, 154%; Eighty-one's, 111 X; Five Twenties, 1862, 111 X; do, 1864, 108; do, 1885, 108 X; do, 1865, new. 107 X; do, 1867, 107 X; do, 1868, 108; Ten Forties, 106 X; Railroads - = Cleveland '& Pittaburga 85; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago. 117 X; Chicago & Rock Island, 118 X; Chicago t North Western, 132; do Preferred, 84X; Michigan Southern, 90; Reading, 93%; Erie, 39; New York Central, 56X; Ohio Mississippi Certificates, 33%; Western Union Telegraph C0.,34X,; Merchants Union Express Co., 14; Pacific Mail, 119; Adams, 48; Mining shares-Gregory, 3,60; Quartz Hill, 73; ;Smitis.'& Parmele, 2,70. —Crane & Co., of St. Louis, wrife as fol lows respecting the Hog product: "The South is consuming most of the new crop, while the old stock was censumed long be fore the new core could be got forward. In the face of this fact, we have the evi dence that there is at least an even chance for a small crop of Hogs to give us the meat for the coining wants. Could we come np to last year's crop we should then be deficient, for, that 914 met the meeessi-: ties, which were.,crampect by lheganir- of means to pay. Now, with increased facili ties for payment, and a consuniption, se far, of the new, crop,astonishing, and t , l unu-, seal, and yet' legitimate, the "Hog pro- duct" is to be short this year in any event • that can now occur. Some writers are de icanting upon the fact that the present high prices ate checking' the - exportations. . ' To our mind this is of but little concern, for, from: preeent appearances, the Wes; = avlli have no provisions to send out, of the corpitry.:, The borne consuMPtion will be, as MnehluiWe can meet, and we may not be able to even dothat, if thei Hogs do'not coma ftiovird in larger*. supply than they have thus far, and thane majority prod:et thet.wilt! 'i9rie thing is palpable,, either Hog. *Mat orime down in price or the pro dnqeiliSietto higher •than any' prides we have yet 114 estimated 'that 'at the present ~time the stock of Lard is only about balffflol that of Pork only about one guattirOf the stock of last year at Chicago, and r othe points also short.!. .. - . • 41:00sing•Anotatdcaus .received by James .T. , Bnilly lc, Co.: Gold; 134%; United "Stated 1881's," 111; &Wu, 1862, 111541 1884, 107%; 5.26'5, 1865, 108%; 10-40's,, 106; , ~January and .I_,TY. 107 X; E.2o's, January and July, ' 9l / 07 _r a t ' 6B l 1073il J une 7-3015, par less ; July ; '7-30's, due Compondds• 119; Union reci.o4.ellrotili.par;;OentraL, par. PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK MARKET. PHirse. th:=Putieroci Yeitm,ti WEDNEElDA:rulantiary 6,1869. s CATTLE. The oneritions In Pattie have again been very Brasil, the sales since' the date of our :boy' report,' on Saturday, only reach tug .87 1 ')ieadi which, comparatively speak ing,lis; vei insignificant, It . is nothing rancntrainonlor a Philadelphia , shipper to burthnt,:nriptilker in a day, and sometimes in a single drove. The receipts were considerably larger than laid week, sixty car •londa being reported to-day,but the Bnarket t ) neverthelens, was a dull one, not ,withstruailig there are also a - 6)01y mini ber 'or iii4erti in attendatt*the 'trouble seemed tO lie in the fact thit buyers are I deters:4od ark C9llooslltatat and at tht' , T *OM writing, it looks as if sellers would have to give way. The quality of the Cattle is reported rather better than for some weeks past, embracing several pretty good droves from Ohio and Kentucky. It was thought if alight concessions were made buyers would take hold pretty liberally, as there are quite a number of them here, and they want to bny and will buy, pro vided they can do so with a fair prospect of realizing something for their trouble. Prices, compared with last week, have undergone but little change, though, as we have already intimated, it is probable that there will be a alight decline. The sales reported were as follows: Hedges dr Taylor to Davis 21 head, weighing 18,975, at 5,75; isame to Aull . 4k Co. 19, averaging 900, at 5,50; same to same 15, weighing 1,200, at 7,50; same to same 2, averaging 2,100, at 9; Holmes, L. it - Co. 'to same 36 at 7,50; same to ssune2o,at6,7s; Mo• Williams to Frank 5, Weighing 5,075, at : 6; Uhl to Frank 5, weighing 4,475, at 5; Fer guson to Shamberg 2, weighing 3,725, at 9; McFadden to Moses 17, weighing 20,925, at 8; Clark to Mosses ' r 15, weighing 15,675, at 5,75. 8098 The ,excitemont in the Hog market still continues, and notwithstanding the ar rivals were considerably larger than last week, prices are firm, and have still fur ther advanced. Prime Philadelphia Hoge, which sold on. Saturday at 103 i to 1035, sold yesterday ;and to•day at 11 to 11%', an ad vance of from 35 to of a cent per pound, and there is a like advance in Yorkers' which may now be quoted at 9% to 106. Th es e are fearful prices. Just think of it, one - thousand good Hogs' at present prices, will cost shoe thirty thousand dol lars, and it is not surprising that packers have withdrawn from the market, as it would take three hundred thousand doaara to put "up ten thousand Hogs, which is not too many, even far a Pittsburgh• packer, though we have no idea that any of our packers will kill that many at present prices. The sales since the date of our last report foot up 5,296 head. The Sheep market has again been very firm this week, and that, too, in the face of increased receipts, and, compared with last week, prices have still further ad vanced. We now anote fair to good at 4to sc, and prime to extra at 6 to 8X --one drove of fancy sold -to-day at 6%. The sales since the date of our last report, on Saturday, foot up 5,281 head, and, as we have already intimated, the market is strong, with a demand fully equal to the supply. PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM bLtRIEET. OrinCE or TEMPITTEVIteII GAZETTE, • WEDNESDAY, January 6, 1868. The Petroleum Association,- at the last meeting, passed alesolution unanimously, abolishing the system of selling oil on what is known as a "briyers option," i. e. agreeing to deliver a quantity of oil in a given time, the buyer having the privilege of naming the day, in that _time, that ' he would receive it. This action was taken to remove the possibility of the buyera., con spiring together, and calling for, their oil on the same day, for the purpos e of "corn ering" those who might not be able to get their . oil in Philadelphia on the day •so 'named.' The new system adopted is much more favorable to the refiner, whilst it will prove equally acceptable to the exporter as it gives to the formeT the privilege of nam ing the day that he will be prepared to de liver his oil, and the latter * has ten days notice of the same in which to prepare his vessels etc., thus making any day a "de livery day," and removing one of the very serious troubles which the trade has labor ed under, viz., crowding the half months ' business all into one day. The above ac tiOn of the association does not, prevent sales of "buyers option," where the option is for three months or more, nor does it pre vent purchases of Refined oil by' our refin- - ers,on buyers option, to cover, sales already made by them. On the -.whole, we think, the association has done lik.very wise thing;. in taking the entire control of their oil out of hands of the specuLatOrs, and placing it where it belongs, in the hands of the refiners. . , • • CRUDE. The market for Crride was very unset tled, and feverishle-day, and while some operators thought= that. their. were able to detect manifestations of weakness, others, again were unable to discover any percep tible change. The sales were: I,ooo'bbls on spot at , 14;,..1,000 January, seller at 14; 1,000 February at 14; 2,000 first four months, buy ers option, at 15; and 400 'Smith's Ferry" on spot at 12%. Comparing the sales of yesterday and to-day, there is no quotable change, though as we have already inti mated, the feeling is decidedly feverish, and operators, generally, are at sea. 11,13 FINED The market for refined also continues excited and unsettled, without however any important change in prices. - The early months appeared a shade weaker late this afternoon, January having been sold at a slight redtiction, - but there' is still consider able inquiry , for. the , more I advanced months, and for these 'prices are fully sus tained. It is said, that the great porportien of the buyers now are . short sellers, who are anxious to cover. We can report 1,000 bbls for January at 31; 500. each for Janu ary•and February at 3.1 W. 500 first six months, buyer, at 35; and two "linos" of 500 each from January to.Jupe at 33. Jan uary to, DeceMber is quotable at 3035 and lux advance of for each, subsequent month. OIL Iql:q.ll9l,Etor VOX PulaVlM= onror, Union Ref. & St. Co., 129 do refined to W. P. Logan & Bro 4 Philadelphia. • . Brooks, Ballentlne 4t Co., 34-do do to Warden, Frew ,t Co., Philadelphia. Holdall d:: C0.,,55 do do • to War.. trig. Ring &, Co., Philadelphia. Tald shipments Refined. 219 OIL OILLIMID ILI ST ST J. O. IL McCreary &.- Co., 179 do do to W. P., Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. Nat. Ref. Co., 50 do do to F. .A.Dilerorth & Co., Philadelphia: Burros, Renew •& Co.,' 57 dodo to War ing, Ring & Co.; PhiladelpWa. , • Braun & Wagner, 350 do 'do" to Waring, j, *lug & Co., Philadelphia. Tot* . el4Pmeats 636 exticauwasi,Jannar3r 6.—Plonr and grain •• unchanged for common, and dull for mid dling grades. Whisky in fair demand. Hogs firm and in demand, with sales extra $10,60 for live, and $12a12,25 for 'dressed; receipts, 640 head. Proyisions - opened qui et. but*closed bloat - it and . unsettled,with sales Mess Pork at $25,26; sales since noon 'at 6251,76a80 for °sigh, buyer for all of &inn dry. Bulk Meats are held at 1234a14 1 4a15a 15% % c for. ahoulders, clear ribaldeatUld - clear .• sides. Babon held at 140 for shoulders,.. ancf- 17a1130 for clear rib and clear sides. Lard:sold at 19c, but there were few sellers or buyers at that rate. Green Meats sold at 10340 for shoulders, and . 160 for Hams; the market is now held higher, and the de. maid is needy altogether speculative. But- ' ter is very dull, under au increase of sw)- ply, and prices are lower; fresh sold at 33a Sac. Linsel Oil dull, at,i/IP 11 10.• Ja lrd ,Oil $1;5511 691 'TttaltdVitic6 to egrapisid_ in Star Can dles yesterday has not been sus tained; full weight can, be bought at :291, the itypoit, litiferrad' t f ieginatedlia eh` at- tempt made by one honaelto pat up prices. - Gold at MX. '‘ BALTIMORE, January fl.!--Plonr quiet and' ' unchanged.' Wheat' dill, with sales. of prime white 'at $2,36. 1 '-Oornc firm' Prhhs white 90c, and , yellow 95c; • Oats dull at 654 , • 73c. Bye dull at 11,56a1,66.,, Meagre; BaceiilliMrrih `bidet 16,4if10;c eat'tildea 4- 17ga173,0i. , Idard arm at 18%1196.
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