R
TUE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Manufacture of the Ityreatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE.
- hole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning Ori
ental Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or Coke.
Best In the World for Parlor,uffice. Store or Church.
fire needsito teldndllnr , burna all winter. Go net
buy until you see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
Our Agents for Orientals—DESULEß
Smithfield St.; GEO. ÜBBLEY, Allegheny City.
ORAN, ntra'US 8 CO.
WarirrACTCERRIte OF EVIM.T VA.B.IsrX . O 7
eI ir r i CONTM ES
BOSTON .0001iING RANGE,
`".r.akl FERRY FURNACE " ,".
FOE' WAPatTNG ptrir.Diskte.
THY NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
"REGULATOR." 'COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,
VAN'S I Cincinnati. Petters) PORTABLE RANGE,
CAST IRON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S RE
7/I..E_OR, ORATES , free from dirt and duet:
GRATE FRONTS, FENDERS,
•
206 and 208 Liberty , Street,
se2s:yl7
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
=SSA ifit
TRIUMPH,
SOB .81217.317.:N0TT$
_
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well as any other Store hi the 'Union.
No. 285 Liberty Street.
Alto on land end for sale, •
I'AZICI ZA T T CII7 / B TOVB3 i
k
6BACOOENtinNGES,
IRON WORKS.
(YrICE.—We have this day as
sociatedd with us in co-partneiralp, EDWIN
2arz.s and JOHN 8, SLAOLE, The business will be
t malt:tried as heretofore under the name Mid style of
COLEMAN, BAUM O.
iltscouroi, January 13011169. • . •
DUQUES.NE WORKS,
COLEMAN, ROM & CO,.
Ilanufactarers of
IRON, i NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
Duquesnelroia, Sheet and Tank Iron, Juniata Iron.
Wagon Box Iron. Charcoal Iron, Cylinder iron, X
L Iron, Flanged Cutter Bars, Guard Iron, Drag and
Dropper Bare, T Bail for Coal Roads, lion Wedges,
Flat Ball tor Coal Roads, Bolter Iron Crow Bars.'
Chain Links, Boiler Ream iro
Steel and i ron Harrow
Teeth. 'Carriage, Wagon, Seat and Coach Springs,,
and Axles, all styles: slap Steel for Plowa, Cultiva '
tor Steel,'St eel Wings and Moulds cut to pattern.
Sorts g steel all slam A. B. steel and Steel Tire,
Steel Crow Bars, Steel Shafting, &c.
.
ALL GO9D El FIRST'CLAS3 AND.WARRANTED.,
Sir - Offices and Work. 16th street and Allegheny
river and 77 WATER STREET, Pittabargh. • ,
- jaC'22c . •
,
JAS. Vitale - SR, Pres't - W.
F. romes, Brip't.
pITTSWITRGI
AND IRON C 0..,
NirrAcTirazus or
Bar Iron;
• atilroad Fish Bars arid Bolts;
• ' saitrimid Car' Asia ,Itolietii •
Railroad Car 'Wei! ilammered;
Locomotive Franzei;
Leeomotive Frame Shaties;
Side Rods; _
Yokes, Straps;
. Piston heads; , •
Steamboat Shafts;
- steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods' Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, Ito.
cgape, No. 177 PENN STREET,
vnmutruom, 7, l-A
'RYERSON; PRESTON & CO,
A- 4
Pennsvlvinia Iron Works.
firaenou.e, Nos. 166 and IST ITS= ULU=
- opposite Monongt.tera. House,
ap24;d6 PITTSBURGH .
STEEL WORKS.
- -
DIIQVESNE •
IRON AND STEEL WORKS..
..az
anisurscrinernser .. CO. ,
Iran, Siiils and SUDO. Carriage and
Wages Springs and stales,..
pligteirai "XL; arid jittlatqapferchanr. Bar, Bound
-ga
flogare rot': Bauelßoopf Sheet-abdPlate Irmo
Oral, Halt Oval and Half Bound I r on; Cylinder and
Wagon Boxiron; Drag and Dropper . Bars; T and
7111 Ball for Coal Roads; Cut Nails' and •Bollres;
Spring .and 6 B Stems Laudaated tilted; Ont.
ter Bars,, Crow Bars, tc., O.
Dace • and , 'Warehouse—ll WATBB STBasT,
Pittsburgh
iS nin I I . 9)IB7:EMI
OGEE" & CO.,
PITTSI3VRGH. PA..
bisnapiatarers Gym deseitytt of
t -, st zR
CIOT-AND - GERmotii STEEL,
• -
LLI •
FLLIPTIG AND riATFORM SPRINGS,
- . AXLES, STEELTIEE, Ac., fto
WareffO ' ll4 l 4 88 Water..alld 100 Mate.-
I►lf iLMt9 BARR & PARKIN.
011111EAS. PARTNZIII3:
IdETCALF, REUBEN MILLER,
URA. W. BAIL% I 011/.9..FAR5.1 14 .
OrsciAL PABTRIE- - 5. M. SIEB. •
CRESCENT START-. WORKS, _
:11 2 • ;
AXII-414 - Eat • ,J3A,0.11 P.ALIKIKEN,
Ciflice, NO. 339 'Liberty St,
PITIBBI7IIGH, r&.
MEI
STEEL WORKS.
ARS, BROtIEER it C 0.4
afaatifaoturere of •11 denorlplloas of
• airrEaVia:
. .
ente 0134 'Warehouse: 1560.1122,'124 SECIOND
e.l.
tml4 an!' 121 FIRST STREETS,
rnTssyssa.
lEZIE
TINDERS, MACHINISTS.
I - •
KNIT FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COYPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWEILFTI-1. STREET,
• PITTSBURGH, PA,
rairiEngines, Rolling MilllYlair
chinery, Nail Machines, Retorts,
and Castings generally.
VATIONAL FOUNDRY
,
AN,O PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carton and Smallasan Streets,
mama
Pri"iiiDtriziamt.
SIV(ITI - 11
•
• ; Manufacturer of.
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
YOB GAS AND WATER WORSE.
My Pines are a cast invariably in Pits, in dry
sand, and lA feet lengths. Also, fall assortment of
general Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Surierintendents
of Gas Worklitl my e of RETORTS.
ATLAS way,KS,
Mif ___
TAICOMAS,_Iy. MILL E R. President
These Works are amone-the largest and - mos
complete establishments in Use Wen, and are now
prepared to furnish' t
L. 0. I.IITINGSTON.W. U. aIIST.W.A. 11A812007L
li.INGBTON Bc, CO.,
IRON POITNIIERS,
•• 3LANIIPACTIDIF.It 9 OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All deenriptions, for Plumbers and Gas Pitte_ tut Ag
ricultural Implements, Cotton and Woolen KW Ma-
Ork proaptiz attended to.
otace• and Works—WASHINCITON AVP.NIC,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
MORTON STRV.ET, Tiirrth Ward
PIT•T6BU IIO FL , '
=wines, of every description.
Boilers, Oil Tanks.
Sheet Iron; Work.
Railroad Castings.
Bolling Bill Coatings.
gins Vastinglk
-Machine Castings.
General Castings.
ORDERS BOLICITZD
nokulD
ROBVISON, REA & CO.,
successors to Itoniarson, Mins l kir:ISSN
WASHINGTON WORKS
. . . . ,
FouNDERs A ND' MACHINISTS; PITTSBORGH,
Idannfacturera of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; Oil Tanks and
Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
12 ,corner First and SmithEieldStreets.
Agents
Ef:IIe7I'ARD'S raITICNT INDICTOR for
teedm6. .
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butter Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Villas Iron hills,)
Boiling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
211A.CELEIBRY AND osaTurets GEYLEALLY
Orders 'promptly and earerilllT exeented.
Charges reasonable.
EBBEN & lUCEIIIIO.
012
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Madam Works,
I,`Biannsiri Crri,
mannrieturers of Steam Engines -- on Presses, Pal
allaglainteritLsitund.4,agrigtlllß7frtkivielgtsg,
ai ll• c sixi to order add
t litl/
qta
,
CENtIIAL FOUNDRY -.
AND ROLL, WORKS
Aiii -,
880 - Penn Street.
'DO mi t BOYD & BillitALEL
;: cral l ifous, mui Cutlass, Ball Lathes, C.
IRON BRCIMp3.
.S.UtUEL Di. WICHEILSHAIN• • •
IRON sitox.mit
12•41•Itiirst Sitee,4,l'ittskaFight pa;
.;
ntegiffigeleuvinigonr:3M luligghlui=gr
Zket,arol2l.l4llll of ethrir,,
anci
41nuelguia,eits iicaidiati. •
• APER,
ME
PITTSBURGH • PAPER MANU.
TACTURING,COMPANT,,hianntacturers of
PRIMING - AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
CLINTON MiLV-STEIIBENTILLB, OM°.
BBIORT(M HILL-NEW BBIBILTON,
017.10 Z. AND WAREHOUSE,
No 82 Third Street, rittsbnigh, Pa.
:01,1010484-KHOUST_HABT3Z, Presidint,
DMA
ORSugrat Elrtje, John Atwell, 8. B
Hartman, John —A
B. Lt•tngton.
Cash paid for Paver Stock.
rpoux_
'PEIRL MILL EMILY FLOUR.
PEARL Dila. Three Stet' preen Brand, equal to
FRENCH FAMILY FLOUR,.
Thus Plow !11l only oe seat 00 ishenespedsliy
ordered.: .•4 e•
PEARL BELL BLVE BRAND, • ,
• Eqnal , t,o best St:
PEARL MILL RED BRAND,
• Equal to,best.ollll9
WHITDCORN'ItOttIi AND COEN - MEAL. •
B. t KaffillDT &
AUefheny, Sept. 9,1865. ' Mast; IaILL.
;'I O II , TSBURGII GAZETTE: NONMAY'; , JANUARY IL 1969.'
- a - c • ..1 4 e. .• • -
- •
Cor. Point ey and Datitumine
THE Pori?, y
En&eßailder,Founders&MachinLsts,
Manufacture STEAMBOA.T ENGINES and STA
TIONARY INCISES, of all sizes.
ti 'lied to our new STATION
aectIdn'III.VINGENI; AND PORTABLE
BOILER,ot-15-11 Fee power. •
CA.STINGS, of every kind, made to order at our
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below Market.
RIGS for 011 Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PBESAEB, on hand and made to
order. at the
- INDUSTRIAL.womcs,
„,4z -6
Tyontluenn the Allegheny River, new the Pont.,ri
ay- All orders promptly filled. TES
QST PITT ,
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
WO KS.
.:CikßßO.l.L..iii.l.',.'o,llYl).E_R;
Ttroirliat, DOUBLE-7MM TUBULAR, PLEB
BOX AND. CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TAMES.
MIIMNEYS, BRRECEDWAND ASH PANS.
SETTLINtiI TANS, SALT TANS AND CON-
jr.:SIET's;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COLT SHIITES
Othee a Warehou corner Second,
Thir nd
d, Short and se Liberty Streets,
-iath;ssunGlr, Pa.
tar
p t er att ders ended seue-t
to o - the above address will be
romp. mh7:189
WM. BARNERILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON .WORKERS
NOS. O. 22, 24 AND 916 PENN ST.
•
Raving secured a large yard and
furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are_prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Biro Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Sal{
P a ns, Tanks, 011 Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole mann
faciurers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done pd she shortest notice:,
JANES DICIIITER,
-
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
• prrirsuirnott, PA,
iwrozAorxmis OP
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORK,
For Steamboats.
JADIDEI. BRUSH DDIKVICD D. BUM.
JAILED H. BRUSH & SON,
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tangs.
. BREST titer/ WORE. &O. I
61 Penn Street, Pittsbwrgh, Pa.
OILS.
WARDiG AND KING,
Conlinlan Merchants and Broken In
Petroleum and Its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
Pirresvioni, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WARING, KING & CO.,
127 Walnut Street.
MACK BROTILEIIB,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALIEBB IN
Petideniii and its PrOducts.
Pittsburgh Onee—DALZELL, 'BUILDING, cor•
lie r st Daquisaei Way sad Issrla streets. '
Philadelekta Office-14T WALNUT ST. - '
apuwao
PTISSBIMeIt.
HM. LONG as CO.,
" afAlanreannusaa or
PURE MUTE BURNING OIL,
Brand—"L
Wee, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
NEW HARDWARE H
LII6SEY, sTitier & it 415'.11,
HA.RD~'VARE ,
887- LIBERTY;
. . -
011111 111111116.4) Below Vision Depot,
ilptrittiult.iiit:
mm 4. AvamolnerouliAN '4l?
: pmsnYulups
-11qTEprg f :;:vf4.).xqua..,,.. , ;,;
ADADIS, Co.
Keystone Standard. Patent , Pletforzu
and Countef . ,
s. C) A .4E-,S.
Janus Faced Patent Door Locks
and latches,
FAINT ?LBD 0 FTS_E bilLts •
• • mar, ag.
Corner of rant and First Streets,
ifi.%:038
o.ll:tbi
z.~ ~.
°'. e ' ; ;
L A" 8
OOPM
- .
PARK, MCCURDY & CO.,
mr ust and Belt
,r4l3lir 14reesrlsed6Copp:rlafrolns, Raised St il l 13dt-
Wasik Bpelter Bolder. Also, Importf.rs and Dealers
Melel, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire,_ ho: Con
, ;tautly on hand Timers'. Machines al..d
Warehouse,..bld. 140 . FIRST ST.Rwer =cis°
LECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.. . • •
Special orders of Copper cut , to any desired vat.
. ,
fru. myl4•o4:dwT
PITTSBURGH, PA
lIL&NIITACITIRS3 I 3 Or
DILAITIISACTIMICRII 07
HARDWARE.
3tanuf&Cturers Lad TACLPOrtera •
CUTLERY,
,1,1 c!
WEN
ciosiam or WAYltit,
iio - vißLvr wom.
111.A.SIIYAMIJEMI , Or
rirrsistatan.
, COPPER,
ERIOIL
AND 1310:13LTING WOMB
:=13171103111.
IMI
FINANCIAL
FORT PITT 001PANI,
No. 169 Wood Street,
CAPITAL, • • • • . *200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALEBBIN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
f‘ND COLD.
lETELEST ALLOWED ON . TIM DEPOSITS,
Collections
States said made Cansdas .on all accessible Pointe the
United
DEFLECTORS:
Jno. C Maher,
Robt. U. King,
Andrew Miller,
Junes M. Batley.
I). Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. Wallace,
Z. Fawcett,
.CLUE AN. PreOt.
BAWL. Me
D. LEET
NATIONAL BANK OF COIIIIIIIOE
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PAT TIMMINS
JOS. H. HILL -..- •
4:7APIAL, : : $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
• George W. Cass,
James McCandless,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown, -
Ohm Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. B. Haven,
DISCOTINTS DAIL
HART, CAIIGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood &redo,
PITTEIBIIII.OII,
(HICCEBSOB B TO HANNA. HART a C 0..)
DZALEIII3
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And partictaar attention paid to be purchase sad
sale 451
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on I...ondori.
astivisi*
UOLMES & SONS,
N 9
313-AIL.INTMUMELISE I 7
57 Market Street,
PITTTSI3I7/10.13, PA-
Collections made on all the principal points of the
United States and Cansdas.
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON coanassioN..
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
United States SecuritieS.
DOLLAR SAVINGS RANH.
NO. 65 FOURTH STREET.
CHARTERED 1 1633
ASSETS
Open daily, from 9 to 9 o'clock; also on WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May
Ist to November Ist. from 7 to 9 o'clock, and from
November Ist to May lei...from 6 to 9 o'clock.
Deposits received of all sums of not less than ONE
DOLLAR and a dividend 'of the pronto declared
twice a year. in Jnne and December. Interest has
been declartd smut -annually i n June and December'
since the Bank was organized, at the rate of six per
cent. a year. _
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit
of ttie depositor as principal, and bears the same in
t crest from the Ist days of June and December,
compounding twice a year, without troubling the
depositor to call, or even to present his pass bock.
At this rate money wilt double In less than twelve
years.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws„Rules and
Regulations, furnished gratis, on applicatioa at the
office.
PniSiraticr---OEORGE ALBREE.
VICA PRISIDENTS:
John O. Backofen. A. H. Pollock, M. D.,
Benj. F. Fahnestoek, Robert Robb,
James Ilerdman, -- John H. Shuenberger,
James McAuley. James Shidle,
James B. I). Heeds, Alexander Speer,
Isaac IL Pennock. Chr i stian. Yeager.
' TIMM
Wm-J. Anderson, Robert C.
.Loomis
Calvin Adams. Henry J. Lynch,
John C. Ilindley, Peter A. Madeira
George Black, John Marshall,
Hill istirgwln. Walter P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Carrier, John B. MeFaddea,
Charles A. Culton, Ormsby Phillips.
John Evans. • Henry_L./Ringwalt,
John J. Gillespie, Wm. K. tt , chmertz.
. William S. Haven, Alexander Tindle,
Peter IL Hanker, William Van Kirk,
Richard Hays, Isaac Whittler,
James D. Kelly. Wm. P. Wermaa.
T U u C k U a C Un IITJ—M A E TI
,I E I S .
D A ..MEE L D TO S. N.
•
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
W. MACKYOWIti BRO. ,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS !
AND icknriricrtrains OF
45/.14.10.0033. Collo
MOVED TO NO. 195 LIBERTY STREET)
• PITTSBURGH, PIINNA.:
White Lead, Window elan and Glaaiware at
Manatacturen prices.--
ELECTIC SIIM-CORDLII, 1
An Intrallble rentedylor - Stammer Complaint. Diar.
r e h lgil '1)11%12' V°mitt"' "134 blemish. and .
DRa 11111,111S'-atillP
A spmach, ecific to t r br, Cho by er% l Cramps iirWPalii
Sto sale'
HARIUBar.
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets)
, - •
accorrrs FOR
J. SOHOONTUKER lc SON'S
PURE WHITE LEAD
AND
. .
111cCOTIS VERDITER GREEN,
The only green paint that not deteriorate
eat-mare. It will loot better, last longer and We
moreererfect sails on :i_ than any Paint In. the
CEMENT, SOAP STONE, &O.
OURAIMG OBUIT 'DRAIN PIPE.
Cbearest and best Ptpeta fite market. ALIO, ISO.
SOMALI. lITDRAIILIC 0111111127 T for sale.
• 11.. 11. it O. A. BROCILETT /A CO.
OMee and Ifanufactory-3140 REBECCAen B
dedT.,
Allegheny. air Orders by mall promptly att
I
to. CZ;n3
CENTRAL AND UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest investment now In the market for
axle by
PT - I. R. 3. ILIEJEUTZ;
Coiner FIFTH AVENUE do WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer in Government Bonds. Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange at market rates.
dexi
JADES T. BRADY -8s Co.,
(Successors to S. JONES I C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
313 11. PoT 33G. M MIL ,191
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS Or
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
NIA SIDES . AND COUPONS;
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
... Crinterest Allowed on Drepositsch.
W Money loaned on Government Bonds at low
est market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
. .
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
LIMN. Cashier,
IN AT 11 A. N.
an9:on
$2,161,120 19
HIE
riar PARTIES DESIRING TO IN-
V. ST in UNION AND CENTRAL PA
CIFIC BONDS can save one per cent. by purchas
ing before
JANUARY Ist.
Bonds on hand for delivery..
JAMES T. BRADY A:CO.,
Agents Central and Union Pacific Railroad cum
ulus, corner Fourth and Wood streets. da:bl3
tijtlittsll*O.:. - 64Itttt.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFIOB or Tim Prrrantrunit GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, January 9, 186 9 .
Gold, which looked strong in the morn
ing at 135%, declined to 135 1 4 ;. the market,
although with a firm undertone, has
nothitig, to indicate any rise, the more so
since it requires but little encouragement
from Congress in the shape of legalizing
contracts, or an act to absolutely making
our bonds payable in gold, or creating a
contingent fund in gold to redeem a cer
tain percentage of the first issues of bonds;
to advance the' price of all American se
curities in Europe so much that all ship- -
meuts of coin to Europe are out of the
question, and the gold premium will read
ily decline from 5 to 10 per cent.
The completion of the Pacific Railroads
will 'also aid in the - cheap prodUction of
the precious metals from the Rock moun
tain regions, together with the encourage
ment which the cultivation of cotton has
met the past year, and our foreign inoagin
ary balances will soon be in our favor in
stead of against us.
Government bonds, have, still !cattier
advanced by the absorbtion for invest
ment and the advanced quotations in Eu
rope. The price has; :however, no rapidly
advanced that a counteraction may be fol
lowed before.tbe nilddle of the nuinth..
Railroad shares are less firm, except
Rock Island and North Western; Erie,
Ohio & Mississippi, New York Central,
Cleveland and other shares are all lower.
The easy motley market may tempoarily
have the, effect of advancing prices,bat a
heavy decline must soon follow, and the
present easy money market is only a pre
cursor of a heavy fall, in prices on the stock
exchange. The , watering process has so
far turned out very . well for those who
held stocks, but the owners wish to realize,
as it is impossible to earn large dividends
on capital stock that has been trebled
within the last few years, whilst the-busi
ness of the country has been diminished.
Express shares are dull.
Local securities more in demand. Bust
ness,dull. .. , '
Quotations as received by Ph. -R. Mertz:
Gold, 135%;" Silver, 130; EiglitY-one's,
112; Five Twenties, 1862, 112.'%; do 1864,
109%; do 1865, 109%; do 1865, Consols, 108%,
do 1867, 108%;' do 1868, 108%; Ten Forties,
106%;"New"York Central, 157%f Erie, '293,1;
Reading; 94%; pittsbtugh, Fort Wayne dr.
Chicago , Railroad, -119; Ohio et . Missis
sippi, 33%; Michigan 1189nthern,, 90%1.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh ,' 85%; Chicago &
Rock Island, 124%;.Chicago &North West
•erni 84%; do , Preferred, 86%; - Western
Vtdon Telograph . ,Coinpany . 33%; Tiicific
Mail. 12231 i 441ans„gspress,, , 48;• Mer
chants, 13%; GrePrn 8,60; Quartz Bill,_ 73;
Smith andPitrinele, .2,60. . . . •
—Closing quotoillorh; received by James
T. Brady & Co.: Gold, . 135%; United
States Sizes, . 1881'8, -118; 540'8 1 1862,
112%; 620'8, .1864, 109%; 6-2198, 1E65;
109%; 1040'8,. 10614;.. 6-20'8, . January and
July, '65, 103%;. 5-20'8,1JandaiT and July,
'67 108%; '6B, 168%;` June 740'8, par lei,a .;
July 'B, do %; 7-30's, due 14612 af
119; Union Pacific . Ra il road, par; Central.
par.
pirrsimtan itoix,inwt MARKET
OMIT= OFTEN PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, January ; 9, 1869.
GENERAL 'REVIEW,
The oil market has been characterized
by, cousiderable„ excktenaent during the
week which has just closed,the sales, in
the aggreliate,icieinglarger than for several
weeks preceding, and prices have .mato=
rially advanced. There has been an unu
sually large number . of "lines" sold, run
'ning from two to twelve months; at ell
kinds of prices, according to the Aeliveries,
and, as we have, : alreadyjintituMefi, at an
advance over last weelt;s:Amtations. The
buyers, as a general thing, were Pitts,
burghers, many of whom were "short
sellers," *along, to ;cover up: 'Receipts of
Crude for the week" 8,570 barrels—last
week, 7,922; from Jariniry 'lst to date,
,8,570 barrels; entrite time laid lour, 84047.
Exports of R efined, ar
6,751.bre15, against
8,001 last week. Sales this week, 82,400
harrels, aglainst :20,500 ;last Week, , showing
at increasedfss;9otbattels. '`Thus it will
bp seen that busing's thus far this year has
liven quite active,= unusually so, but how
long it will continue it is 'difficult to con.
Jecture,
"42; anunki: t k ; ,
The Crude market has been' Tarr strohg
all thrweek, 'and with an unusually large.
volume of business prices, compared with
last week, have materially advanced, and
the tendency is still upward. We can re.
port a sale of 2,000 bbis January to ...Tune,
sellers option, at 14;1 and $2OO was paid for
the privilege of "putting" in 1,000 bbis be.
tween now and July Ist, at 14. Indeed 14
cents is the standard price for any delivery
within the next six plonths, sellers option.
REFINED.
Also continues strong, with considerable
inquiry, and but little.offe.,ring, and. prices
g
are firm and tendin apward. - Sep 500
bbls each January and February at 32; 500
January at 31%; 500 each March to July, , ,
inclusive, ati34; 500 March to June at 34:
offers to buy January to December at. 303;
to 31,' advaicing ,„'; J anuary -to March at
3235; January to June at 33 1 4 : A private
telegram:ism New. York reported 33 bid
for spot, - by exporters! Thus it will be seen
that the Market closes this week, as it
opened, exbited and strong with an up-
ward tendency.
Fisher & 8r0.,.... 3604toess & Bro . . ..... 600
Mcßae, H. LIE Co. 32093. M. Edgerton... 80
Fawcett, L. &;S.. 9601 R. T. Leech - 480
John 50'W. McCutcheon.. 150
' Total
OIL SHIPPED EAST BY A. V. R. R.
H. Koehler &. Co., 56 bbls refined to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Buffum, Kenew & Co., 200 do do to W.'
P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
MoKelry Bros. & Co., 162 do to W. P.
Logan & Bro:, Philadelphia.
Et. W. Morgan ,& Co., jl5O dO do to War.
den, Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
' Fulton, }lardy & Co., 100 do do to W. P.
Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Total shipments Relined 668.
OIL SHIPPED EAST PROH DUQUESNE DEPOT.
Union Ref. & St. Co 4 112 do relined to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. •
R. W. Burke, 50 do tar to Parafine Co.,
New 'York.
Total shipments Refined. l2o
~Tar...... 1 50
PITTSBURGH HARKETS.
OrncE OF im lirriaauneit GA-zETTE, t
SAT T URDAY, January 9, 1869. •
The general markets have been dull dur
ing the past week, and there is but little
prospect at present of any immediate im..
mediate improvement. Flour and some
kinds of. Grain were a little firmer during
the early part of the week, in sympathy
with Chicago, but there was no improve
ment in the demand, and no , advance in
prices. The general impression is that'these
commoditles are not likely to go any,
higher; and those who have bought-with`'
that expectation, will most' likely be disar.
pointed. Everything emanating from the
Hog product is firm and higher. In other .
articles there has been no important,
changes.
APPLE BUTTER-.Dull; 70 to 80 cents.
APPLES-Are coming in more but with
a continued steady demand, prices are well
sustained, 53,50 tcrss,so per bbl.
BUTTER-Is in good supply and dull
but unchanged; we continue to quote at 35
to 40 for good to prime Roll. •
BEANS-53,50 to 53,75 per bushel.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-4 to 4)4 cts.
-.CRANBERRIES-520 to $23 per bbL
CHEESE--15 to 20c, as to (ltudity. •
CORNMEAL-5 1 to 51,10 per bush.
CARBON. OIL -Is firm and tending up•• •
ward and we now quote at 26 to 26i, for
standard white, in a jobbing way.
DRIED -FRUIT-The demand is better
and the market is getting stronger, though
as yet prices are unchanged. Peaches at 12
to 13 for quarters? and 15 to 16 for halves.
Apples, 10 to 11c.
DRESSED 11005-Sales at 13 to 14c.
EGGS-Dull at 30 to 32c.
HEIIP-Quoted at $2lO per ton.
HAY,Sales on wharf of common to
strictly prime Timothy at 518 to 525 per
ton.
SEEDS-Small sales of Cloverseed at
$9, and Timothy at 53,25 to 53,50. No
movement in Flax.
HOMINY-Sales at $6,25 to 56,50.
' PROVISIONS-Bacon is firm and higher;
we now quote Shoulders at 15 and Sugar
Cured Hams at 19. Country . Lard, 17 to 18
and prime City at 19 to 193, in tierces, and
20 to 2234 in kegs. Mess Pork, SV,SO to $3O.
LARD OIL-Has still further advanced,
and maf now be quoted at $1,35 to sl,tB for
No. 2, and 51,63 to $1,65 for No. 1.
POTATOESDuII but unchanged; sales
by the car load at 75e, and in store at 80
to - &se,
SALT-Is still quoted at the advance, 52 • ,
by the car load, and 10 to 15 ets higher for '
small lots in store. :
GRAIN-There is little' or nothing doing
in Wheat, and while the market, is dull
prices are nominally unchanged; Oats
quiet but ,firm: ;generally, held at 65 oa t •
track. aid 67 to 68 in store. Rye , may De .
quoted at 51,47 to;1,48 for small lots, and
$1,60 for round lots. . Corn continues dull
and new sbelledl ins* .bes qrtoted at 80 to
8235, little or no tild -corn • in this market. 1
Occasional sales of Western Barley at 51,85
to $1,90. •7 ' • •
MILL FEED..-the; following are the
Pearl Mill.prices: • Bran, 51,10; Shipstuffs,
51,30; Middlings', $2, Screenings, 51, and
Rye Shorts, $2.
TALLOW-Rendered: 11 to 1135 c.
PEANUTS-51i75 per bushel.
'FEATHERS-Live Geese Feathers quo
ted at SO to 85 to the trade, and 90 to 95e, in
a retail way,••!• •• j.. .
FLOUR-The little flurry noted tile
other day, has ; about, subsided„ and the
market is quiet - and Unchanged: We
quote Spring Wheat, $7,50 to 58,00, ;
and Winter Wheat, 58,75 to $9,25 per bar
rel. Rye Flour, $7,75 , to R. The Pearl Mill
quote their best brands, made of the best .
Wheat, as follows: Extra Family Flour,
in barrels, at $9,50, and, s 9 ,2 o per
.berrel;• pouble.:Ettrit- batiels,
510,20, and, in sacks, 59,90 per barrel;
Spring Wheat Flour, in barrels, 58,00, and,
in sacks, 57,70 per barrel. The City Mills
quote prices' as folloWS:' Extra Family,
(Winter) in barrels,. s9,so,'And, in - sacks,
$9,20 per barrel; Double Extra Family, in !
'barrels, $lO,OO, and, in soak 59,70 per bsr
rel, and Spring, sB,oo,asbarrels, anfir,7o,
in sacks,per barrel.
WHI,SKY-Sales ilighwines, in a jobbing 1=
way, at 97 to $1..1 , • .1
VENISON-Sales of saddles at 23 to 25 1 ,
iels. per ponndf and by tldi carcass at :6 to
8 cents.
MEESE
CiXonvivArt, January 9—tiour funi and
in good demand; family, $7,75a8,00. Wheat
firm; No. 2, ;1,70: • Corn dultat 63e, for ear
or shelled: Oati ;iftliA at 60a61c. Rye in
moderate demand at $1;65: Barley un- 4
changed and quiet at $2,15a2,25. Cotton un
settled
.‘
and - held out of market; 28c asked
for middling. Whisk.,4v! dull •at 98a98c.
Hogs firm; live, $10a11; d resp.e . d , :11.50a12,50;
receipts 1,000 bead. Prov Mons. generally
firm, bat ;the demand „is lightt - not.much
done; thelllgh pricbs - sclif;ck Spectilation.
Mess Pork is held at $3O. Bulk JAeats, 12a
14 1 Ac for shoulders and sides. Bacon. held I
at> 14alSo for shoulders, and clear sides;
green hams sold at 15%c and aides at 13%c
from block: Lard held- at 20c; .amail s
sold at 19 1 0 Hams; Sc.t3. Sugar Cured Ham
Butter dull at 33a38c. Eggi, 300. linseed
Oil held. at $1,05, but only retail sales at this
rate. ' Lard OIL 'firm at $1,55a1,60. Star
Candles higher; 241 o•.• • 23c. Clover Seed
steady at 150 per pound. Timothy firm ;
$3. Gold, my, buying.. Exchange lam at •
1 1-10 discount buying, and par selling.
Din,wAvg&q,,Jarmary dull and
prices unchecked. ,:liFirheat at $ 1 , 22 %
for No. 1. and 41,15% for •No. 2., Oats dull
at 570 for No. 2. Corn firm at 53c fornew.
Rye firm at $l,lO for No: 2. Barley nomi
nal at ;1,05 for No. 2. Provision s f irm aml
quiet. Mess Beef, $l3 forcity. Mess Pork,
$28,50 for prime city. Lard, 19c. Receipts
—3.00 0 bbla flour, MOO bue wheat, - 2,000
bus oats. 2000 bus corn, i,OOO bus rye, 3;000
dressed hogs. Shipments-300 bas flour,
340 tterees pOrit; 100 do. lard.
_ ~;'
3000