13
- ---,
HE BEST . STOVES.'
T .
A. BRADLEY & CO.
' liannisictarers'Of the greatest variety of
tank, j'arlor and Heating Stoves,
... TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE. 1
- tSole-Agents for the celebrated Base Burning Ori.
Stoves and 11111111,Ce• fur Hard Coal or Coke.
tin. he World for Parlor,Olnce. wore or Chureb.
Ire needs noi rekindling—burns all winter. Do net
-ilay untAipusect :ir send rdr:OleoldfdY
No. 3i) WOOD STREET
. .
• our Agents forPrientals=DEvlleghen3thEß Bum,
asolchlieidtut OW: , NOBLE Y. Ay City.
. ,
t t
FEATICIrCMIS
BOSTON COOKING '.,11
.FLEBT FIJRIO. I
goo. %viva:its BuitopoW,
tvt
THOR NEW— ANTI-DITST ,
COOKING ETOVIL
"REGULATOR." COLUMBIA. WOE, SMITE
VAN,ll.Ctuelnpatt Pattern) PORTAB GE,
LE RAN
itoBT• I.CA.ETLES. • WELLMAIrS RE
EQTOB_ OItATIDL tree, from . eat and Mat:
MATZ Eittol4Ta.
206:and 206 Liberty inteet,
t::RIVre
1!!:=11
COOK BTOVEt3.
CET THE GEST.
BISS ELL, at vet.%
TRIIII W}
FOR BrramiNovii
Wore rated to Coal BAG or . Toast as
inn re log ether. Store In the Union.
BISZT4 & CO.,
No. 2i3s_lAberty Street.
Also oa band sad tor Ws,
PARLOR STArESI3 .
Kg*
OR.I-etTrilEtVe:ol. FINDRRS.
. . , . .; cooliclic(aAßßHlA ae•
IRON WORKS.
- •
0141C1R.--111Fehaire this day 'as
' soclated itait us In eo-par net ship, SAW+ .1;
- 3111; . W. and JOHN S. SLAtiLE. The b o sine ss will be
Neontinned 13.5 heretsi ore ondei the name and otyle of
COL.OI/111, *BAUM Is: CO.
Pauburgh, isxr-ary Ist., 2689. •
DUQUESNE WORKS,
MEM tAII3I
Manufac.tim.ris ol
1R0N,.. NAILS. STEEL,
AXLES..ANQ SPRINCS,f
Duquesne Iron. Street-end Tank Iron, Junllia
Wagon Box. hoe. Cnareoal ' , tinder hen.,
hinged Cutter Bata. Guaxd Iron. Drag and
rDroporf 13ard,frr itailefortaat itoads4 - Iron 0, edges,
Flat Ball for Coal• Roads - Boller Iron, Crow Bari.,
Chain Links. BollerSteel and iron Harrow
• Teeth. Carriage., 'Wagon. • Seat and Coailh
and Aratti styles: ciao Steel for Plows. entity&
for Steel. Steel Wings a°. cut to p.ttern.
8-rlng I.e.' all Ores. A. B. teel and Steel 11re.
Steel erow;Ett-ra Steel t hafting. &c.
ALE.DOODSEfItSBCLA.4 t AND WARRANTED.
Work /tear street slid Allegheni
WATRBSTURET, rittsbUlrgh. _
JAB. Vicars:K. '
Pres9t.s W. P. Pa
prrirsalUltG FORGE I
AND IRON :C0..,
nor Iron;
r +Oros* ma'am/aid B•lisi
s.:Faitsise.ciiir Axles ,
• ltalliiread Cat 'Axles Hammered,
ImegoampUya Frames; •
Locouroitielle‘ ha p es;
Bide Sods:
• :'
.okiesisqbeas umiak*:
vistas sod*, iwvrtsta
Pit,ats Collars, Le.
°Moe, N0. , 177 , PENN STICENT,
mon. r.z .
tr• n- 1 -1'
ViVEIRSON, PRESTON 49t.
'Pennsylvania Iron Works.
,iiAteatitaitttiteladzol
Iyuqineame
11,1 4 01NEI t YM$
;. '.' . r... .. ' _.. _
COLEMAN - . - 3WEIZar,'43O:,
a • e
tea; i i ii ' -. Wiiii -i llie - i.• - • 'itiiiiiis•iugi
. ~ ..,. Allrierasa RillSKlNEedind Alles.
. .
to7IP: tar and
. frfdit tem,44l}..llll4llrlyt tiltitdLP/ata Iron
ClOvalan a m .......:. 4 . 1 6. ,- .er (...yllndar a....
on Sosdront Drad:aa Droner Bara; T 'and
it
ler (mil , 11014114,Cut Nails and Wolter;
Elnor4 Brew and AL li itreett.Laaditaded Steel; (Int-
Um Sara, Crew Bare, et., As.
Mae& and .Warakenre-4! WATER STREET,
TRUdinritS '
-181urgrffi A 111 5 fia' I TN 1414
grigo4% :WM k 00
GU. • P*..
tit 41i;;;• etrerlinirrt4?,:r.
CAST AHD 'CARMAN STEEL,
ier4l4r-ri.o riATIFORMSPRINVIS, •
miter Awl Firsts 44
lIILKILLEUI BARU PAUKIN.
JAIL•
• alorsital, B 't 1U
4
f.
E:Atenticu-.6. Si, KIER,
„CaVOrlsi,T V_TEr4. W.OBtKB,
101140100 w ILA.IOI , do, reins/rt.
OftiB9o No. 2139 Mort, St. ,
fltarrelailf. PA, , '
Ell
. _ •..
•
STEEI4, VITPATP• .
. . • . . .
titt#l:lotOlillit •it CO
4 . ~
estilsaiOtli of
1.00t014611/0;1..
Iffofl4o
gritegfillfita re 4
MEM
FE II AI
ED
,Klikl ) PORT P 1
FOUNDRY COIPA
CO.
rue
r.~e~l
Tag, aga7t,
myrrAcrt/iwal or
=I
STAPLE - NVORIV3.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREE
PITTSBURGH, A.,
21157-Enginee, 3101 , a,.
Nail Machtnei, Reto
i ,and Ca!atintl!generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
MID PIPE WORKS.
Cbriew Carr?ll sad- kilnlinson Streets,
(NINTH YTABD,)
=I
prv-rea!#l;rwa-lks. 3PJL.
[ WILLIAM. SMITH,,
/*manufacturer of
CAST - IRON BOWL PLrE,
1 0 91VGA8 I.2iD lick.TER. WORES.
Yy Pines area can .lAvartably in Pits, In dry
mind, and 11 feet lengths• Also, inn assortment ot
• • Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Superintendent
ass Works to'my make of RETORTS. .
ATLAS' WORKS, ,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Wu&
- 2 = --
THOMAS N. ffitl.F,ll. President.
-'Phew,. &thong the .largect ind most
tOableteestabltstinienta in She West. and are now
prepared to Punta
- ;
Engines; of erect' description.
ori Tanks.
Skeet Iron Work.
{ -saiituad'CdsttU '.
soiling ELIII Castings.
Itagine castings.
ebine Castings.
General Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITYM
nv9rnes
G.itiVlitoero:.4l.w. S. BUILT.W. A. 11.081NEi027.J 11 .
LIIM*GSTON & CO.,
IRON .FOUNDERS,
lISA.IMFACTITII.ESS or
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS;
All descriptions, - foi Plumbers and Gas Fitters; Air
rieulturallmplements, Cotton and Woolen Mil Ma
chinery, &c.
,A.llJolaWort promptly attended to.
~Lmce.end. ;Works—WASEIIiGTON AVENUE"
near Out*Depott Alleperty.cllY. Pa.
ROBINSON, ItEA & CO.,
1 successor to Boancsow, 'anus & amass,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,. PITTSBURGH,
hialeataeXurers of Bost and Stationary . Stem En
gines,' Blast Engines, MIR Machinery °eating,
:Mtiittng, Castings of all descriptions; MI Tanks tud
Stilis. Roller and Sheet Iron , Work. •
Ocoee, No. -lA, corner First and ernithileld Streets.
A.g.ents for 011PFABIrd PATENT INJECTOR no
fmding Boilers, jalOrtil
MONT BLANC . FOUNDRY.
Bader 'atreet; Ninth Ward,
•
. glimoalto Umlon Iron 1I1111.) 7 • •
Rolling Mill and Bridge
. • ittINIBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
ZAcia.iiiitY Asp CASTI2GB GEN/UALLY.,
elders ptomptly and earefutil executed.
Omens reasonable.
• • EBBEBT & 11110111011 M.
oc15:12
TkIINIOSALI E W N. . +I6
Fourtk:Ward Foundry and Nadine Works
itmowastcy BT., ALLBOHENTATT.X.aoi
Ptf
ssaandshiaenine Castl, 41ratts Bars, 1 1101E4
Wagon Boxes, /Se. B u d to order and aye on
1 band Engtnaa:ol "1;1 1 AU& • mv14:46
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
!AND KOLL ;111fORKS
aso Penzt,etreet.
BOLLILN,; , %BOYD; tirsiBAGIALEY.
mut Ltoul4llollliiidaffielkilUtSel, se.
IRON BROKERS I
QAPinederittiiiVitattitfiliii/N9' . ;:
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
` , 5 V', A lir 4 17
Olt -..tr 1 .•
se ttr o n , f talt l 3l . 4 l VllVe c go w n_ ,s it ialg ..p ream, _ :lreetid e lj t ,
and other bracus of Anthracite. rdnichtdalftur
Cote 641'1.9. ; ,
ay . , racirrtio..
ron• p r eteeete see ',eremite ',Hefted.
, r; ,, ,,.... :a .i.:7/ I ,":4SP. 7... i. - .... -. . e it 1i2..
vim
110111rTs11tinGIUL7I1'APErt MaIILN U.
FACTURINO dOMPA.NY,Mstualsctiiiirsctri
PRINTING:AND:WRAPPING iPAPEDS;
crzwrag• AuLL-43iztflorsir1Li 1, Ougo• -,
BItIONTON MILL—NEM ItILIGIVIDN,YA .
Lt. g 4
OBEICIC AND WAREHOUBE.
"
NO.S2 Th44StreccrittibalOt PA.
oryicxxs-Auotism RA,ItTJY, President.
' 1 ' ' IIXrIWIITWILV,VCr!rtiyIWer'
DMlNCirOEß—AligPer.t, Jo"n
LigurLigurian, ; A t I IA , - 7
-
ian. ,11Wer4t.m.y. J=oll
PiiiithIIIII , PINIIIATLOUR
• •
ritAitt, MILL Toren Star drueli' grind, 6:lndio
FRENCH ',',ITANISLY "••• FLOU R.
This Pour will Only Oa soot Oat when especially
etdered.
111111 L BLUE % AND.
Otrl t g t ittTa ki:l4ll l4
- • • tom to oditotilv,vloll P.
tiY , 4 l "
Allegb,si, Sept, 0, lOC :
•
gint3BURGII
~1211eZETTf• . TRIPAT.- „SA.
.
Eilar.NES BOILERS ••• 0.
Riled 111. BOLE 00.,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
411 TILE POINT,)
Evineßuilders Founderst Machinists
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY iY.NOINES, of all sizes. _
Boccie! attention Invited to our now STATION.
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AI)N PORTABLE
BOILER,' of 1.5-horse power. ; •
OASTINGB,_or every kind, made to order at oar
Foundry. on THIRD STREET A 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,
•Fratitlug• on Abe- Allegheny Elver, near row,
- •
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Arr All orders promptly filled. Talus.
ritir PITT -
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
TUBULAR, DOUBLE,PLUED TUBULAA.OOPLIIR.
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM' BO
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS.
SETTLING -PANS, SALT 'PANT oiro CON
_
DENSERS;
STEAM IPES. GASOMETERS AND LEON
IDGES:
PRISON DOORS AND COAL MUTES
°Mee and Warehouse, earner Second ,
Third, Short audit:Marty Streets,
or Orders sent to the above address
mh7:will be
Tann:Alp attended to. • 1133
WIL BARNHILL &
BOILER_ MAKERS
AND SJ:IERT IRON WORKERS,
. .
NO& AO, 42, 1/14 - AND A 6 PERE BT.
Raving secured a large yard and tarnished it with
the most approved machinery, we ere prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made In
the couniry. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers,. belt
Pans, Tents. 011 Stills, Agitators, Settling Pune,
Boiler Iron: Bridges; Sugar Pans, and sole twin
facturers of Banihill , s Petent , Bollers.
Reosirirug done on the shortest notice. i55:021
J - Arits. hi; BITER, _
Nes. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSIOIII43 I I.
_ .
ItAXO7AZITRIZIL 07
IRON; OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANG, COFFEE STEAM POE., "
BOLLING MILL STACES.
And SWEET IRON WORK.
- For Steamboats.
PLO,UR
- *ORKS.
CARR9LI. & SNYZER,
mixtmacrusints of
PITTSBURGH g pa. 3
J4IIOIDIC anusu ILDMUND D. miuss.
_TARED DI. BROSS & SON,
u ItAxxriAcroszas
Steam -Boilers, 011 Stills, Tanks
131IEET IRON WORE. &O.
$1 lien» Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OILS.
WARING AND KING,
Commission Merchants and Brokers in
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELi'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
11131ADICI.P111/. ADDREss,
iNTAIING,KINGA. C 0. ,.
127 Walnut Street.
TACK. BriiiTIEERS,
COMMON • MERCHANTS,
AND Malaria IN
Pe tobum and ita Froth - lets.
nttsbargh offIee—DALZY.LLs BUILDIENti+ ear
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.' : 1 •
4,l9lNadelptila 011500-IWII WALNUT yr.
.apl:wzD
vor MI: LONGr te . CO,,
• mANtrrecrusmus OP
tip' 'WHITE OIL,
.
UCIIFERP
pffiotho, g bug - nesne WAy, Pittsburgh.
HARDWMD3.
NEW ilw.E.o4v*EE;leg9iiffx4 , ,,
LINDSEY, STERRIT 11;
• ... and Importen •
14.3:1 1 07 3LI,
"CUTLERY, •
987• LIJJEATT •STREEV
QOBNER
Oae Square Betel, Oaten Depot,
`•',';'; PITTSBURGH.'
.4 , :i
psi ;Artois for. ?kilt/UNZIP 13044.3210 •
r , L I TY WORKS.
pillralVadU
NOVELTY WORKS.
•
iitrICEE 'CO.
KAtturecrossa 07
,
geigagne Standard; Patent Platform
• aml , Eatinter
CA - LES
,
;puha Faced Patent Door Locks
• • and Latchet,
PAINT .11.31 D 'WrEE AMU,
Ital.Ln#OLlt raos, se. ,
Corner of Grant and- First Streets,
au6384 PITTStsURGH.
r AiiE SUPERIOR
--
OOPPEiL SILL AND sirsurs(t nazi),
PITTSFIVW 3 kiI*
PARK, AfoCU.V.RT,
rfaaufseturer• of SUriailhg,
oPPerl Pitineti Copper Bottosib,Aal z 1
socl Hot.'
;Gaut,s ol dpeltet •der. — dh Al.5 1 0, Imptirw..rdi.ei9sd Dealers
° tr --71 1 1 W x*Pitl qfd 'sr 140.
, ttfir 01 , la l ib m rx t
44441*Int4er_of901)00 fott .say drama
• - . a '
PORT PM -BINKING , COMPANY .•
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, , : 1 : _• ' : : t 2 0 09 000.
. •
STOCKHOLIkaS iNbIVIDUALLY '{TABLE.
" i PEALE+ , IN
,
ir - ....- :
--: --, -' , i Irf r" -• ; ---',-
GOVERMIENT SEMMES,
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
Collections made_ on all Accessible Delete In the
United States =A Gene-des.
DIBOT i
OBS: -
I). Hostetter, , insi.Utittg. ,
frAssititroili,,..t '. r
,:, /1001._,..,„
' * Andrew .ler * -. 1 1;
/11.5/ftweeSt. - '-- • `',. - Jamesll. Hallel.
BAWL. IDICLURIELN, Preet.
D. LEST WI LS ON.
ECM
NATIONAL BANK S OF COMIERCE,
Cor. Of Wood and Sixth St& '
A. PATTERSON President.
JOS. R. RILL
CAPITAL, : : : 000,000.
A. Pa44ersaa4
Wm. lidaßrowl, -
Ohm. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. 8. Haven,
DISCOVNTS DAI
HART, CAIIGHEI & CO ! ,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
=I
corner Third and Weed Streets,
USTICCILBSOBS To IiANZfA. HART i CO.
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And Dear attentlakePr to he rirehlkee and
GOVERNMENT' 1130141:10.
slant mbraftiipiki...4*do4.
my1:182
ft lE$ & SONS,
67 Market Street,
PICTTTEII3rM;EIr. PA.
Collections made on all the prinelpal points of the
United States and Cansdaa. •
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
r •
- BOUGHT AND BOLD ON CONXISSION
rutreular attention veld to• the purchase and
salsa'
United StStes Securities
wow.
pITTSBERGII
BANK FOR SAVINGS, .
FORMERLY THE DIME ISANINGSINSTITUTION
No. 67 FourtliStreet ,
NIARLY OPPOSITE. TRW HARK OP PITTSBURGH.
CIIARTER.EI ) IN 069.
OPEN DAILY from 9 to 4 o'clock,
_and on 'WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May
Ist, to Novr Ist. from 1 - to 9 o'clock. ang from
November lent o May Ist, Bto &o'clock.
Books of Ity-Laws, &c. furnished at the omc e .
This institution especially biller to those- wbose
earnings are limited, the opportunity to accumulate.
by small deposits, easily saved, a anm which will be
a resouree when needed, and bearing interest In.
stead of remaining
_unproductive.
. BOARD tif MANAGERS:
PDFSIDENT.,
GEOHGE A. BERBt.
VICE lIINSIDENTA.
8. H. HARTI,LAN, JAMES PARK, JR,
BECIIITANT AND TRNAADDS/t.
L. E. HeICINLEY.
A. BRADLEY. WM. K. NIMICK,
A. S. BELL, F. RANH,
JOHN S. DILWORTH, JOSHUA RHODES,
G. FOLLANSBEE, .IOHN SCOTT .
JAS. L. OBAHAM R. C. SCHMERTZ,
, ctutie‘rot TIER ZUO.
SotaCiTost.-D.'. W. I.A. S. BELL. ath14:1101,
tEIBUCA.LI3.
W. mAciativivx & BRO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ,
*Nu wt.urAortatze.e or
Ca.r13023.._
STREET
..rrrrunlrvilli - rloiti. , ..
White Lead,' 'Wled6W 011111 -and Glassware 9
al
Manua acturers twice, . - de
uTk .- !;ppl:p.p.4 :
`*. tnttilfble remedy fai Bummer Cdeepti Diu.
rhea., yeOtery, 1/Mdltinsitlour btommth sue
OlusenhUmmus. gi Y, ; •v•
DI: 'llO4lllllUlllllll'
weft* !for alasi email s
8542/04 6 fliP 0 10 tri •
&
Corner of Liberty and *arm 13froot1,
oikapteatatiois
PUPA: ,WIWN.goX•AV,_ AD
mccovni vsnorrrit.6llEVE
Trtobly 'en pliant duel wAI kot deraloiaMbi;
ercbosirre. It will took better, last loner sad Au
more rerfoet 'est4rsetlou tkom imr
mirk
AS 'AND t STEAM, FITTING•
JOlll 4 q tdMlr -- iu~~ R.A.21/I.\.itiogy 01.1 Lu.
TON M. COOPER & .W
aft' 4 -
BRASS FOITSII;I.ERS,
GAS AND ' STEAM Frrrtgs
...L.., pi
4
Am, TußlNtr. or I.IIK/DCa. 1 r
Copier' of Pike and Vilma Sixeeph:
The Crude market continues excited and
unsettled, and operators generally are very
timid, being apprehnsive that if they make
a move, it may be in the wrong direction.
Opipicints ip regrd4o-tti4) fnttlret- "pry
conflittgi rn and 'this - iit - courge,"has a - ten.
dory to retard business, and restrict °per ? !
volume of business need bo expected until
th tgarltet twlunetslClittle optre metti.44tti.
Thl t
Vsalgs ripOttaltaltiy vie e: 1,005' bbl
each March and April (40 toile ,1),at,141,3,000
bbls first four %mutt:it-4> seourteen tytA
cents
V ah l ti -
1,500 bbls on spot at 13%. F
seemed to be regarded as the standard
4ritivß orna i ne — t an Haft price, for spot or sellers option, for - almost
wogirEff AND PEttrUNNII, No. 133 , deliver/11+4n tinqueltfAix;:..inouttri
of street.. .near Smichitolth, Plttoburstild .160 bOefrApilottiffitadgo.
_.l L . U
AIW Int 9n Modes proe m assortislat v saw. T o. REFINED .
Ac i Kit ;TATA 1:111118.Wif Mang.
Be.` ark gu p d 4 . 1 cash to given
, toi The market for Refined , continues ex-
BW cited andAwilmrqh-kwoil4lls,..rprices,
wage quid fisiaterenis lisir .°2 comnarctrietb.
the itegelit EMI". 11411!29 r tirtallerg9r4e
- '
DISK,CTOrtea
, aeorgeNg..eass.
.danies-Ntieshdleu ,
Wm. Douglas.
win. I k e
.
'ff. ALT u. A.. N.
aohal
11, PA.,
DLL IRS IS
1:21
I=
sor.*',=4 w4:›it
♦sn.
PITTSBU RGU
AND UNION
•
PAcinc U.ILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest investment now In the market' for
sale hy,
PI-I. R. .7.v.tre.- 13 - rEZ
,
Owner FIFTiI'AVEStrE a. WOOD STREETS.
Also. dealer In Government Bonds. Gold and
Com:sans and European Exchange at market rates.
dna
'BRADY 86 AO.,
(Successors to S. J 021813 a C 0..)
Coiner Fourth and Wog Sts.,
. 33 „
4L , mx.= R Ste,
BUY AND BILL 'ALL SERB Or
ciovm3im sEcumm3
COUPONS,
ON MOST TATOBABLE TERMS
of Interest Allowed on 'Depositem
~Money loaned on Government 'Bonds at low
eat znark,t came, - , •
•
Orders ezeented for the IPurehase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD• _
JAMES T. BRADY & CO
PARTIES DESIRIVGtO'IN
. v- ST In UNIONfA:ND CENTRAL PA: ,
CIVIC BoNps can.ll,7e-OPF P,rCen o . VT3P r C h , u ''
trig before
JAN U.A.Mr, Ist. .
Bonds on hand ford
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
ties, c o r n er
and Union Wo o d s tr ee ts.
cern
' ties, corner Fourth and Wood streets. ..1.8:1/12
Cti gittitnagij ittatttt
FINANCE` 011) :TRADE
OFFICE OF ra YL . TTBiti UGH GAZETTE,
TUTIRSDAY, ' January 7, 1868.
The gold market remained steady to
day at 135%, with a very limited business.
The whole force of speculators is concen
trated on Government bonds, which ,
-ad
vanced to-day about one per cent. but clos
ing lower. The investment demand is
rather light at the advance, and parties
who have bought at the recent 'decline
haVe realized to-day, which kept the
market well supplied. Smaller bonds are
Man in demand at advanced figures; 1862
bonds are now as high as before November
last in Europe and exchange near the ship
`ping point of coin, these bonds are more in
demand for export.
In stocks, Cleveland ez Pit:sburgh was
the feature of the (Joky; a scrip dividend of
15 per . cent.; being declared last night the
stock advanced 3 per cent. to-day. A
strong effort was made a few days ago to
depreciate the stock, and even the early
sales of to-day were at a deciline of 1% per
cent., but the Pittsburgh parties appearing
in the market as buyers, the stock ad
vanced to 88%. The rest of the list is
strong . , Init without any special 'advance.
Mouey .:sisii3r, but business dull; `
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 1551 i; Eighty-one's, 111%;
Five. Twenties, 1862. 112; - do, 1864, 108%;
do, 1885, 1095 i; do, 1885, new. 1084 do, 1867,
iosy• do, 1868, . 109; Ten Forties, 106%:
Railroads —Cleveland & Pittiburg'..l. 87;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago. 118%;
Cblo l B o. & , Rook Island, 118)i; , Chicago dr.
North Western,B2%; do Preferred, 85;
Michigan-. Sontiern, .190)4: , •Reading, 94;
Erie, 3P%; New York Central, 56%; Ohio
& MissielpPi Certificates, Mt; Western
Union Te l grapliCo.,3B%; Merchants Union
Express .Co.. .14; Pacific, Mail.. 119%;
Adams, 48; '• Mining iharea-i-GregorY, 8,80;
Quartz Rill, 73; Smith_ & Parmele,A,6o.
—ln New York the . novel method of buY
ing and selling loans of lawful money,. or
"buying, wad,- sciliqg greenhaokir as Wey
teem - , 14 hadheen iiddrited.k 'end f , it is 'lmo
posed to establ.sh a regular loan exchange,
the Waifs will ligi_bought iFifilaydlothe
hig'liVst - bidder; thud dlstianeing with all
the "shinning" which has heretofore been
the inevitable concomitant of a tight mone r :
market, and placing the market of lawful
money in some respects on the same foot
ing—aCsl that Old.ali.;-;,
.!.. „1 ,, .
oflrii, ..,
rliesetiiiid' --y.' James
T. RAO Co;1 Gold, 185 y:: United
Statas Sian, 1881% 111%; 6-20's, 1862,
112; b-20's, 1864, 10831; b-20's, 1E65,
109%; 10-40's, 106%; &Ile's, January and
July, '65, 108; &Ws, January and July,
'87108%; '6B, 108 y( . ; - "Jiiiin MO's, par less 14;
July 740114 do %; 7.30'5, due Compounds,
119; Union Fulda Railroad, par; Central.
Par. '
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PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
'tone IWarigalrgTt
f`tone " L o ' he Imil remai:liiib 4 teti urea
connected with the present and recent ex
citement in oil lies in the fact , that the
great majority of the buyers have been
Pittsburghers, malty of whom sold largely
for future_ dAllvery nixie tinn.alkce. We
are cogChiant . of'aliatiliiratot7wlio within
the last few days has sold some 24,000 bar
rels, nearly all of which was taken by
Pittsburgh buyers. This would indicate
i
thqk t 44., imp 4 ripplea, i ip t regind,".Ngh
priced 0 0. 44 , i t iv itifrAotheoll, t bpse
who V saii'Asholi 4 tikiited riot beln such
a hurry to cover. As we have repeatedly
intimated, the whole movement is specu
tive, and is predicated on' the basis that
prices in 1869, are likely to be'higher than
th ,fx, 4 ,F.68;,.,,,,,,, : ,w"pe,„0, , ,,,
w € t *o totph it.T.o.
..,!I#o' ~,ih
+OA bii
do Fir tiie'itifinn.6s r t'`: ' c Jv I ,r,
MEE
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no quotable ohmage., .March to June sold
at 33340: January and February at 31%c;
July to December at 35c: March to July at
34c, and February to June at
3 3
c.
Ja
ad
n-
uary to December quoted l et 30 4c,
vancing 5-4: January to March at 32c, and
April to December at 351t0 35)4c. .. 4 5early
all of the sales made to-day were subject i
to a seller's option, instead of a buyer, as
has 'been the case heretofore.
500 each March to June.. .... . ...... .. ..... 33340
1000;Februaryl—first-half . ........ .... ... . ... 31,10 .
l each July to December ............ ... 35c
1000" March to July .... :-.... ........ J... 340
500 " 'first six months . ........... ...;... 33c ,
1000 " February to June ........... ... . 33 1 4 e
500 " 'February ai Jantutrv—: ... 31 34 e
500 " first six mo ttits—buyer ...... 350 i
RECEIPTS OP CURDE OIL.
t
.
Asher dr.Bro - 880 , Jas- Wilkins...... 480
G. S. Thomas....., 480 Fleming & C 0.... 980
J. McCutcheon.f 80 D. M. Edgerton. 240
Total
OIL SHIPPED as av Si , I. v. a. R.
H. Koehler 4c Co:," 112 bbls refined to
Waring, King dc Co.,' Philadelphia.
Nat. Ref. Co., 598 do do to F. A. Dilworth
& Co., Philadelphia.
Fawcett, Logan & 6tockdale, 166 do do to
W. P. Logan h Bro., Philadelphia.
Braun it Wagner, 300 do do to Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia. 2
Total shipments Relined— ..... 1176
OIL SHIPPED EAST FROM DUQUESNE DEPOT.
Union Ref. & St. Co., SU do refined to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
1.4. W. bloldehip &. Co., 145 do do to Wav
ing, King & Co., Philadelphia-
F.A. Bates, 101 do do to Warden, Frew &
Co., Philadelphia.
Total IshiPTIWYIOI 600
' PITTSBURGH HARKETs.
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OFFICE CEk,
THURSDAY January 7, 1869. ."1
- The general markets are quiet andde- j
void - of, any new ,orredly;: mpOrtant char
acteristics worthy of special notice. Flour
and some, kinds,of Grain area shade firmer
in consequence of It slight advance In the
West, though,as yet,. there bas.been no ad- t
• .
vance here-only a little stronger feeling,
and, possibly, not quite as strong a disposi
tion manifested to realize. In other artl-
eles,`there are no ,important -changes, and
the demand continues to be restricted to
supplying immediate wants.
APPLE lii:JTTER•:-70 to 80 cents. •
-APPLES-In better - supply but tina
•
chanted at $3,50 to $5, as to quality.
BUITER-Is in good supply and dull
though unchanged. Good to prime Roll is °. •
.4111 quoted at 35 to 40 cts.
BEANS-sS,stci $3.15 oar bushel.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-4 to 4)5 cts.
C3ANBERRIES-$2O to,s: per bbl.
CHEESE-11111 1 i 16 to -
CORNMEAL--$1 to 11,10 per bushel:
CARBON OIL- - is firm andlendinng up
ward, and.We " a quhte :at 2# to ;l and 5
- f• . •
standard gfrhite,., - ,ltVa jobbing iyati and tne
usuaLadvance d'or - small lets.
DRESSED HOGS-12 - to 13c •
•
EGGS-Dull ar,130 to 32. • ,
DRIED FRUlTSteady - with sales of
Peacbes, at 12 to 13 for quarters, and 15 . to
16 for halves.. Apples 9to 11. . •
HAY-4h311; sales of baled on• wharf at •
$lB t 0525... per ton, as to quality and con- z
dition. -
HOMINY -$6.25 lo 0 - ,59 - Per bbl:
PROVISIONS-Bacon is steady with job-.
bing salesiat -1414•f0r Shoulders, and , lBl3fto !1
19 for Patin Sugar Cured Elam% Lard. 16 to t
17c, Rnd'prime city, 18 to 1814 c. Mess Rork,
$28,50 to $29..
LARD OIL-Is firm, - with an upward •:;
tendency; tvo'oontinue to quote at $1,30 for •!.;
No. 2. and $1,55 for No. 1.. . ..
POULTRY-Little or none In - market,
and the demand is light. •
POTATOES --Dull bat unchanged; small •
sates in store at 80 to 85c, and by the car
load at 75c.; I
SALT-Is firm but uncneinged; Allot
gheny river brands are still quoted at §2 by
thki - .car load, with the usual adtande for
small lots in store. • • •
at 75c.
FEATHERS-Sales to the trade at 80 to
85 for live - geese, .and •90 to 95, in a retail
way. • • ;
GRATN-There is no movement in t
Wheat,.wad prices . are-, nominally pra3 l ;
change. Oats, firm.,but .the; demand is
light; we continneto qUote at 61 to 650 on I,
track and in elevator, and 67. to &so in store.
Corn Is quiet and unchanged at 82.0 83C ;:
for prime new, on track-but little, if,. any,
old in market. Rye has-advanced in the
west, and, as a consequence, is firmer here; cl
may be quoted at $1.48 to 51,50 for round ;
lots. Barley:. is .quiet and unchanged at t
$1,85 to $1,96 for N0..2 Chicago Spring.
MILL ,FEED4-The: . following area the
Pearl 11111 prices:c Bran. $1,10; Shipstuffs,
$1,30t Middlings, 52; eenings, $l, rand 1.
Rye Shorts, $2.
SEEDS-SaloWittfdiriVieed at9.Nati- t
ink doing in Timothy or Flat.
FLOUR-The market is firmer. though
devoid of • any excitement, and, as yet, un
changed. Western Flitdirs are still quoted at
$7,50t0 58.1:0 for Spring, and Winter Wheat, t
$8,75 to *9,25. Re Flour $7,75
wade of I
best Wheat, as follows: Extra Family Flour, . 1
in barrels, at 159;50, and, in sacks, 59,20 per
barrel; Double Extra Family, in barrels,
$10,20, and, In - sacks, $9,90 ~per barrel; t,
Spring Wheat Flour, in barielsisB.oo, and, -t
In seeks; $7;70 per barrel. The City Mills
quote pricy; astfollows: , Extra Family, 't
(Winter) in barrels $9,50, and. sacks,
$9,20 per tiarrelo)o3le' fatinfFamily, in A . ,
-barrels, 110;00, and, in flacks; $ 9 . 7 0 per 3
barrel, and. - .BPrOgr, 84. 0 (Y is Wtels, l and
0. ,packs. Der
.nitiret . ,,
w i ,P to3 o
a obbing lay, at 87 t0.96c. 3.
CRUDE.
T s Dry GOOdd.
Aro&af., - -annul - s
Trade invotton goods kali been talortastiVe
.
and prices about 340 2 114.3er on all makes ,1
of heavy brown itiefarhge and on. irregnlikr 1,1
makia of g sinsi yard .39 e muslin,
.0
bleached an* .ttneheachad. pops*
laVaiAtsetiittiotto bleached goods nil/3
steadily, at 250 for, New York MI118;4210
forWaniatitta,7bfeacked:'ll34'd 4tlantio t •
A and Indian Head. Itrairp_slutemp
for Clarke, Pacific A and Starkes; It r e
? s,
Augusta.„ coalfeKs heve„l4een buying
blesinhecLJnistallsis Iteelyl'and the. terk- 4
dency, is upward. Prints are In better ':•1
taisatinnY la.sltswaids.' Se*, 3 1
end brands have ppened highei,_ bat
Ulm**, 1400 Ott* , claskinakes
1 4 aac i aatet,,6to., whlohianbe bought at 123;
Spragdes and•Mapchealet. hay% I:oetni
13, 'anti:.Botile rum_ltyTeiii,pit'ittornonds are
as bitth asi mu t - w omen are in impraved
reciPest, bUt`thollttsitstactiotis ate atilt'
Lathiip,"Ltidlbgtson di Co., Who y ecently '-
faited,.have.thaae Instatetnent arid 'bitspose
tcapar.soPeutssubtile dbllar; Sets ithbuglft
a compromise can be effected •and the hoagies ri
allowed to go on. , • • ; ,
Otricnviv....Tl, Januar7 7.—LFlour is 250 1,4
higher . with an Unproved deliiiind; faifiily ri
$7,75a8,00. ~ Wheat•in -good demand it $1,76 - f.!
for No.. 1 red.:_Corn has declined to 63a9•10
,
for. ear or shelled. 11.y6 - advanced to ii 1,313 • !,:
for No. I.:Oats dull at 80o• for No 1. t Bar- •,-
lev unchanged*, ,:Oott u 44117And3lower; i
nilddlings23 l ,4c. Whisky dull atsl. Uffil2A i
firmer and • higheri. live- $1.1; dressed $12,50 i
for,extrajarges :!..;.ith sales of 499.,head cNvar
asingjtion,2fidith illiD lbeliet, al _at ,50p'fig.
celpts, 2,9co_bead.. Provisions excited , mid
quite unsettled, it is difliesilt,..to give seen, *
rate quotations.; . Mees Pi.irk..apld , at. 431).
Bulk Meats; 11:8 for shoulders, 15a1530.10
for clear rib and clear piles. * pc% b d
y
I.3Val46'ihrliiichiNfs,Attd - 17A 4 a Mid! 8 e
rib end ,clear : aides ,. Lard eld 'at 19
with no demand at totter than .184,1301 mi
Mitt ittitb-bcileitit e 4-11.(9 1 ,46:' 7 Bniter''fi m$
,
prime to i choicell4asSc. ; Eggs Mc. Cheese,
firm at 18a20k.. Linseed 01J steady,at $1,03
at6rgti1A,7410i1 0 111,55‘1,6%-escite catu '
22 , 4=%c•-Gold - A0,40, Monet - chitin
clew at 10412 per cent. - Exchange a shade
firm! avialOto , Igiekdliktial* biitfitgl tit&
T
\
par sePig. . , -' '- ' - - -'1 ~-
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