EL
STOVES, .CASTINOS:&e:
HE i3EST STOVES. '
A. BRADLEY at, CO. •
Nanufactdiers of the greatest variety of
COOky Parlor and Heating Staves,
, TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE.
Sole Agents for the, celebrated Base Burning Or'-
. ental Stoves and _Furnaces for Hard Coal or Coke.
Rrs:
needs r d o t r=al2s ,l olll s.ttifteeorr. Do nqf
buy until you see or sea% for Circular. ,
No. 30 WOOD STREET
Our Agents forAirlentals—DEVlMLEß BROS.,
emithtleld St.;,GEO., i1y.i3L . , 7,L1:, Allegheny City.
_
GRAIT I 7IIUGUS 8z 'OO .:
~.., ~.•..., ........,.., .._ _., .. 9
,4 paA2rBIHACEtraiMBAX gvafrmirAararr or
-, : , I . I 3PCIONnOteI '
.80.4Tok.''' coaltrid''liAztoE
. . r•THE F IE RY ktritdci ,,
, ~,,:. .„--3- , 1.-../gz , . I
. Foil wianaNti Bl4l.pent. • '
VE
..REGuLefort. , ‘ c7Bl. mat C l o n o l l STOVE, ,
ANIS tcMclonati Pate APORTABLE . EKNOE,
ABT • =UN. KA.NT , WELLMAN% RE
Ec_TORitiliATES, e from dill and dmit;
i tiA
6 W. Paulin, FENDERS, /kr. • 1
: : 20Walad . 2011- ..ibirty Street, ,
''seliiii7 : '}''.' -•t 1 . '''.. : f *IT V IiiiiiG.II.PA.
OOH; STOVES.. ' .
CET THE BEST.
XUESSEI4.4fiIIz CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
_Aiwa igrumworts cootif.
iTarranted to, r,ooke Bake or Boast as
ercll ao any other Stove in the Union.:_
1ig541311.C0.,
,-• . -
• .
N 0.285 Liberty Street.
Aldo on kand and lo'r silo,
PARLOR STOVES,.
HICATINe. BTOVB3
OR,A•SEOFROtWeVat.
IRON WORKS.
warwt.—We have this day-as
,.
soclated with us - Lico•partnership,"EDWiN'.
• MILES and JOHN S. SLAGLE. The business will be
e ontinugd as heretofore under the name and style of
• - COLEMAN BASSI 64 CO..
Jnuar-j - id; 1869. '
• . .
DUQUESNE . WORKS , -
COLEMAN ROM &CO
Manufacturers of .
IRON, NAILS.
Duquetaielson, Sheet and Tank Iron, Juniata Iron.
' Wagon Bog Iron. Charcoal Iron, Cylinder Iron, X
• L Iron, Flanged .Cutter Bars, Guard Iron, Drag and -
Dropper Bars, T Ball for Coal Roads, Iron Wedges,
Flat ; Ball for Coal Roads, Boiler Iron Crow Bars,
Chain Links. Boller Helios. Steel and Iron Harrow
Teeth. Carriage, Wagon, Seal and Coach borings,
and-Axlest all styles: elab Steel for Plows, Gratify&
tor Steel. Steel Wings and Moulds-cut to pattern.
Boring _rteel all sizes. A. B. Steel and Steel Tire,
Steel Crow Bars. Steel bhafting,
ALL GOODS FIRST CLASS AND WARRANTED.
aar-011tees and Work.; I.6th street snd
riverand 77 WATEIt STREET, Pittsburgh.
JAS. - V=llM, Elvin. W. P. FONnta, Bip't.
pITT_SBDRGR FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
movicruazu
Rai. Iron;
Patiroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Ilailroad Car , lxles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
Loctentotli , e Frames;
locomotive Frani. shapes; .
Side Rods, •-• ,
_Yokes, Straps*
Fistett Heads; • - •
Stesuaboat Shafts;
Steamboat Crania";
Piston Bode, Wrists,
Pitman Jaws, VoLlars, dte.
°Moe; No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBURGH.
VM3ON,PBESTON" , CO.,
Pennsylvania iron Works.
Wirebouse, Not 166 and 161 1,,i1.1187 STBKILT,
C lPP °Blta W 11°141 ' 441 "
szatde - -
PITTSBIIR6H.
STEEL WORKS.
- trquE N E
IRON' AND STEEL 'WOWS.
41d3 :. ,
. :•Euarm . ar„,01 ,. ;
boar Nail and t t ;;Mtillir)!Llmi
~YaE,s i.-`,3liretibint-312.13annif
" "'.
XE:anada..w.
ancosteironw
Dulinemair Band. HoORMOtt Aprabider and
sgpn.
Asids.4 l wgit,• and gar Rouse UM ; , r ,
, 4 ,,A °4 IA . • F Drag p r 01 04 . 1 0 ....4 nr0 :f o r u r
at .
tAt m. for. Lost itytita et T,74
rim; Spring and _in,"
ter Bars' Crow Ban g
ee
rtttaatulb- 2 ,
suzieF,!Eir,n Frpci. _WOICEIL „-
SINGER I AMOK & 00.,
FirTenttaerg.-p:&..
mituerieturere or everydeseylpU "of
•
CAST-AND GERMAN STEEL,
RAtiovhiliBlc. ilfibs‘rweirioßmiagaNGss
Asia.% ticznz• Tian, at-, gr 4
Warehouse, 88 Water and 100 First Ka,
MILLEA; BARR &FABILLEC
' OARRAAL rearsszS:
•,
inf. METCALF, REUBEN MILLER,
Bx.o. W. BARR, . I
'CRAB. FARRIS.
SPACIAL Piwniza-13. M. KIEL
CRESCENT STEM. WORKS{
11117-4-TAMIL, BARRA PA REIN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
[e14:448
LACK-DIAMOND
EM=L WORM
PARK, BROTHER a co.,
• ' Ifonahtotneers of all Saari Row of
• ,
sisrr - Plimnr .
0 0 458 and IVarehonse, 1.20,11119; 124 SZOOND
and 112 and 121 'FIRST STREETS,
• , .
rolMvm, Iml,olimamt:
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRT'''' .. 'COYPANY.
TWELFTH STREET,
rirEngines, Bolling Mill Ma
chinery', Nail Machines, Retorts,
and Castings generally. •
NATIONAL FOUNDS'
Corner Carroll and Smalls:ma Stroots,
WILL4I - AVI , SMITH,
!CAB M 11:RON$OWL PIPE,
*Pines area ' cast Invariably In rits, in dry
mind, and is feet lengths. Also, fall assortmeat of
GeneralCastin,gs for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Suierintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
ATLAS WORKS.,
'MORTON STREET, Nis* Ward,
THOMAS N.. MILLER, President.
. These Works 'are among tbe sag most
complete eetabllshrneats In the West, suet We now
prepared to Awash . ,
Engines, of every description.
Boilers, 011 Tasks.
Shoal:X/140n Work.
Railroad Castings.
Bolling_RUU-Castipgs.
Engine Castings.
liseidiae Ca*times.
General Castings.
ORDESB SOLICIT.I.I)
nog n 6 9. --
•
p. O.LIVINGISTON.W. s. BURT. W. A.3lo4JAsolc. an.,
,T. ATINCOSTON & CO.,
AA
IRON- FOUNDERS, •
MANTTIPACTUILERS 0) •
PI.NIE LIGHT cAsrpros,
AU iieeeriptlons, for Pltunliers and Etas Fltte ss•A_g
rleoltural Implements, Cotton and Woolen Mill Ma
e7cib
All Work prompt 7r attended to.
ri "e dtte ll itel i vo 6 rid i reN= l , T P l a Sr . AS3IISI3E'-
ROI3I.IISON, BIER & CO.,
Autoeston. to Boon:now, Marts I Mrisstas,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Mintifictnrers . o.t 'Bost snd Stitionary Stain En
= Blg st lfsgires,Ml3l ery,
ngs f all descri_p M tlons• Oil Tanks and
Stills, Liter 'Sheet Iron Nork.
Office, No. lffi r 'corner First and dmltb.neldStreets.
fe latattl•?r,e/rFARD. , H ,KATZ:NTINJECTOIt tbr
Rollers:. JULIO
IVEONT BLANC. FOUNDRY.
/Intim. Street, Ninth Ward,
Belling Mill and Bridge Cestinp,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES, ;
MACHINEET AND tIASTIBIGS /GENI ERAIS.T.
Orders promptly and etrefaLlyeneenteg.
Charges reasonable. ,
EnnEt a MiCELLID.
°BLit; CARLIN &CO.
Bodrth WardiFonadry wad Machine Werke,
ALlaraftrr ern
,
,
Naratiliaturers of Steam Engines, 011 Presies, Pul
leys, Shafting, Grist and Saw MlllWork iL golllng
and Mathias Castis, Grate Bars, eights,
Wagon Boxes, &e. - Bond to order and se on
hand Baena* of all sires. . , MY1.4:41
CE/5/1g4,4' "BAWDY
• AND R 01.4. WORKS'
SSD Penn Street.
•0111/AB BOYD & 11/43IAISL
Chlil /tins. MU OW:UM Bon Uthellt 4643.
ciAnivELThichimuckatr!
0 _
_ .
- A/tut for the sale of COSewli
sepuine.isseella; Lomesaudn, tantiapa, ienekm,
11.11 . stker etas__ ,as Qt Osiltrikr4ki ...X9aatgozbetli
QC. B. vnucosi • •
u r u
PIG 'MONS.
rfonsi'gnments are
ITTBBIIRGH PAPER 'mess
PACTURING COMPANY, Manufacturers of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
CLINTON MILL—STEUBENVILLE. OHIO.
BRIGHTON MILL—NEW BRIGHTON, FA.
• OPPIOZ AND WAREHOUSE,
Ti 0.82 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
07PWABS—AUGUST HARTJE, President.
JNO. B. LIVINGSTON, Treasurer.
SAMUEL RIDDLE, Secretary.
IMlSCTOnfl—Augrat Hartle, John Atwell,
Hartman; John H. Ltrlngton..
• Cub paid for Pacer Stock. 'Moist
PESkIaII.MILIII4O..FII.
PEARL MILL rube star Orson Brand, equal to
FRENCH FAMILY FLOUR.'
This Flour will only oe sent out when especially
ordered. • .
PEARL RILL BLITZ BRAND, '
Eqa•al to best 81. Louis.
FEAST ! DILL BED BRAND,
. • • Equal to best Ohio Mann
WHITE CORN FLOUR, AND CORN MEAL.
T KENNEDY dr, HBO.;
Allegheny; Sept, 9,1888, - Pune. RBA
pPITSHII~iIB.
I. pAtar,.. GAz
UM !
OFFICE' AND WORKS,
PITTSBIIRGHPA,
AND PIPE WORKS.
CNIONTEI WARD.)
H, -PA..
Dianutsioiurei 'of
roil Gas larto WATER WORKS.
PFI^TOBEIMMEL
toppoidte Mum' inn lin%)
Primait36M
IRON BRO=UL
MON' BROKER,
First litisiet, P'ittsbturgls ) Pa.
solleste4
PAPER.
FLOUR.
.; v-r." "7Ft.- j_•cz,C.
HUGH NI BOLE 8c
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St., ,
(Nssa THIC POINT,)
Englneßuilders, Founders & Machinists
Mannfadtnre STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes.
Special attention invited to our now
PORTABLE
BOILER,
OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILM of 15-horse power.
CASTINGS of every klnd, made to order at our
Foundx7, on THIRD STREET, below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS und
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
• "Pi DU STRI A Li-WORKS..
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
3 •
t = • • '' pITTBBUBOR,
BB' All orders promptly *Red. TnT tre
. .
FORT PITT-
BOILER;STIII AND TANK
El
WORKS.
ARROLL'-'4 stiiiiiiiii:,
mAzwicTuninsor
4vg: n.~: A:+SviYn: 1, i i[L: l
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND . CON
. .
DENSIERS;
STEAM PIPEB, GABOKETERB AND MON
BRIDGES;
..,
PRIBON DOOBS AND COAL MUTES
. c.
Oftee and Warehouse, corner Second *
Third, Short and 'Abort, Streets*
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
sir Orders sent to the above address will be
roundly attended to. mh7:189.
• •
iti l . 3 A ll X,. MIA 4,c0.9
BOILER MASERS
AND gIiERT IROPVIATORKERS,
. ,
NO& mo, s*Airime P E NN sT.
,
Raving secured a large Yard and furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are 'prepared to
manufacture every description of HOMERS In the
beat manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the country. Locomotive
Breeching, Fire Beds,
SteamPlpes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks, 011 Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boller Iron Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole EMU
tavlurers of ill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice.- 1a5:c21
t i r ABMM. BITEJEt -
Noe. 55 and 56 Water Street,
prrreannum, P.Ls
brAtitereCrinsi Of,
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPICE STEAM PIPE,
_ BOLLING MILL STACKS,
And BESET IRON W'GRIL
' For Steamboats.
MINDY. BRUSH EDMVITD D; BRUUL
_TARED M. & SON,
111.ANUPACTVILIM6 OP
Steam' 'Bolleis; Oil Stills, Tanks.
BURET IRON WORE. &O.
61 Pena Street, Pittsburgh, .Pa.
OILS.
WADING AND KING,
Coraistuion Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE4AY,
• PrITSHIIRSH. !A. '
PECIADELPHIL ADDBIEBB,,
WARING, KING & CO.,
147 Walnut Street.
TACK Bl(p'1111.F.101,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
soul Dp rmirsl iN
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittsburgh Getee-DALZELL , BUILDING. cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwlti streets.
PlasdelehtsOlßcer-1117 WALNUT BT.
spl:w110 -
HeCO. ,
Ho LONG & CO.
ItAiIUIPACTITILISEI 07
PUBE WIIIiI BURNING OIL,
Brand--"LUCIFER."
Mee, No. 2 Nguema Way, Pittsburgh.
HARDWARE.
NEW HARDWARE
LINDSEY, STERBIT & EuwEE,
Mantithetursre ant Importers co
4 •_ p
H.A.11 , 1113W.14..11,10 g
CUTLERY, &C.
88'7 r.a.pERTY
,STREET,
ochai ß O 4paptri'
011•141131111 4, Be1 I .w 15111 ° 111 00 4 44 ; 1
prrrasußGH.
lICALM
for pietresAgxe
Agents
NO • a
pairißimPu
NOVELTY . WORKS.
ADAnvi, zirKEE.
miirtmAcTusza or
Keystone Standard. Patent Platforms
and Eosuster
SCALES.
;Minis Faced Patent Door Lacks
and Latches,
PAINT MID 0 EPEE, MILLS,
MALLEABLE IKON, /04.0
Corner of . Grant and First Streets,
an6:o4 PITTBBIJROII.
COPPER.
L ASE SIIPERIOR
COPPER Ina. AND auLmre WOBX
Norrxissuitoli.
PARK, MaCIIRDY & CO.,
Stawitaoturere oL f Brasiers' and Bolt
Oopper. Presied Copper Bottoms, Based Still Bot.
mei, Shelter Sol Also, Importors and Dealers
Metal, Tin Plate, _Sheet Iron, Wire de. Cons
itatitly on hand Tinnere! Machines aLd Toole. ,
• Warehouse, No. 140 IPIRST 't3TB.St.T and
FECUND STREET, Pittsburgh.
Special order' o; Copper Out to any desired nat.
emu - mylrealidiep
, W4gCADA:g i4ANVAAI
• _ 1
FORT NTE BM& CORPAIL:
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPffiL, : s : $2 1 00,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
• - DisALEn .. a
GOVERNMENT_ SECITITES;
AND .COLP.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
I
Collections made on all accessible points in tke
'United States and Canada.
D. Hostel,
James Go dolt,
D. Wallace,
Z. Fawcett.
lIIS
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sta
A. PATTERSOA............—......Presidant.
.10 1 1.
CAPITAL, : r
DERE4T VIIrge W. Caen,
I James hicuandless,
A. Patterm,
Wm. H. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Allen lirkpatriOk,
W. B. Haven;
DI 6 ,, ) PI T , II P A !‘fi
ElAxq, cscopint p‘ co!,
BANKERS AND, BROKERS,
i/orneri Third and Woe)d EiWets,
ZPlrivrtailtatell,
(31100E88OB8 TO HANNA, HART la co")
Exchange, Coin, Conpons,
and particular attentim e lid to be perobaie and
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Slight Drafts on London.
N uoutpra & sorts,
Col'celiac' made on all the principal points of the
United Piste. and Canada,. ./
/
/.. ,
Stoeks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON 001MTIESION.
Particular' attention paid to the parkas. and
sale of
'United States Securities.
41133:al I
LIQUORS, &o
PITTSBURGH WORM
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY
WINES AM) LIQUORS,
Aro. 409 l'enn Street, rittikwgie,
Would direct the attention of the public to the fact
that, po , seating supersor facilities through several
large Wine and Liquor • Houses In Europe, and
malting their Importations direct, theiare enabled
tO oder the various grades of choke W I NES AND
LIQDDItti at prices less , than Easter', of f - .E
-aminations of qualities . and comparison prices
respectfully solicited.
A choice usertraeut of pure OLD EYE WHE.•
KEY constantly on head
JOSEPH S. FINCH & CO.,
7 Nos. 185. 117 i 189. 191, 19310 195 i,
Mod BrIDERT. PiTTi3lll3B6O,
mainnricierrasas or
Copper Instilled Pare Eye Whiskey.
AI , o, dealers la roartiffrwilrillEJ3aad .IQUORTS.
HOPS. • 1 e . - 7 I 'mh28.114
HOUSE.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
MACICEOWN ‘lt Bito• 9
WHOLESALE 'JUDOISTS
atm ataxtrvapsysitae , .
Carbon•
0116
MOPED =TO Iv. 195 , LIBERTY STREET,
• • PITTSBURGH, MYNA.
Witte Lead, Viadow 91ua sad, tillitarliare at.
ittaetaten p .s ,
, if -
EhINTL° O 10RD0,1,,
An infallible reaniayier Amnia &temp:atria. Than
rhea. Prim, nteinaoh and
Cholera martini. ,
DIi•• ' VORIS 9-
UM CM,
•
A specific for cLoleri, r Craldyf and TVA
Btomach. forage II
Elilillit
HAILIWI dr. G
Corner of , Liberty and Wayne Streets,
PURE WHITE LEAD
Mccors YEB,Drnen GRAEN,
The only green' paint that will not' deteriorate h 7
extromirm. It will look better, lut longer and give
more pretax% s ',faction than WM p tln the
. ,
OWIFINT,I SOAP STONE, &o.
11YDRAIIIC CEMENT NIB ,PIPE..I
ghellaest and litat Me In Ilke Inarket; Mae; 80=r:
IMDA I 4 3 ItIrDILILIILIO OiIIIINT far fah.
n. ac. A. Elliot Aka.'
Oita and Mannheim-5140 .10131
Allegheny: Air Orden by Inn promPl
to.
Dunceross: I
Jno. C Bieber,
Robt. H. King;
Andrew Miller,
James M. Bailer.
,VBILINJ Prespi.
C=Et
ON. Cashier,
D. LEST
Y. AT -,il s.
I) V%A
57 Market Street,
1 2 r1'1"1"SUI711011". PA.
ESTABLIEIVED 1830
1
/111PORTEES OF. FOREIGN
AOMPITICS FOR
J. SOHOONMER & 50713
, AND
4869;
- .OpNIeIIiAL.,AND 1111110 N. ".
'`, - PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest Investment now in the market for
sale by
PH. R. IiTIERTZ,
Corner VIETH .iVEIitTE WOOD STREETS.
Also, .dealer In Government Bonds. 'Gold and
Connons , and European Exchange at market rates.
den
0 . n
Jas T. BAY 00 • UO. l .
• ' to Et. JONES *
Corner . Fourth ityl Wood. Sts.,
Et rj 32r...
r. 7:Ps 7
:;301. aro FELLA
GOVERNMENTSECURITIES,
SOLD, SILYDR AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
sr Tsterest Allowed en Deposits.
ittoner loaned on Goveeldent 'Bonds at low
est market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Bale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
N.
' aD9:021
agr PARTIES DESIRING TO IN
VEST
TRAL .PA
CIFIC
ins before ICannUsaNvle?gleApNeir)cMN.
JANUARY Ist.
.Bonds on hand for deliverno - •'
. = JAW - P.3,C BRADY a. CO,
Agenis Central and Union Pacific Railroad cora
nies, corner Fourth. and' Wood streets. dtB:blB,,
'6IE litts6urgt etaytts.
I FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFICE CF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
TUESDAY, January 12, 1868. S
•
The+ gold market remained steady tc
day at 135%@13.534, . and closing at 1353(,
dill. The increased.demand for sight ex
change on Europe has led parties to larger
shipments of specie, and a•consequent In
crease in the demand for cash gold. Ship,'
meats are now continued at the rate of
seven hundred thousand dollars per week,
which would soon relieve the market of
all`the surplus gold, and reduce the bal
ance in ilia banks to about' seventeen
millions befOre tbe Treasury will pay out
any further interest. Speculation in gold
is very tame, and, although few will be
lieve in lower prices for some time to
I come, the probabilities is that not much
above the present, rate will be paid until
the end of February or just before the
opening of navigation.
Government bonds were dull to-day, and
declined another 34 per cent. for the new
issues. Money will command a better in
terest elsewhere than in government
bonds at high prices bought at near par,
they are cheap, but at 9' per: cent. above
par will scarcely yield more than .7 per
cent.
1
'ROUSE.
Stocks are dull, lower and on the. eve
of a heavy decline for want of boniflde In
vestors; nearly all the stocks now carried
in Wall street, are held by spectdators, and
the nearer we approach the usnal Febuary
money stringency, the more these specula.
'tors get frightened at any heavy decline.
Express shares are better.
'Money easier. BUilness ituictive. _
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 135%; Eighty-one's, Ul%;
Five Twenties, .1862, 1125(; do, 1864,108%;
do, 1865, 109:do, 1865, new. 107%; do, 1867,
108%; 'do, 1868, 108%; Ten Forties, 106%;
Railroads —Cleveland & Pittsburgi, 83%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne-& Chicago. 119%;,
Chicago at Rook Island, 126%; Chicago
North Western, 82k; do Breferred, 86%;
6iichigan Southern, 90; Readint r 93%;,
Erie,'3B%; New York Central, 155%; Ohio'
& Misabssippr Certificates 33% ; 'Western
Union Telegraph ~33%; Merchants Union
Express Co., 13; Pacific Mail, 123;
Adams, 48%; Mining shares—Gregory, 3,80;
OFFIz• Smith - 'it - per,alebA 2,65.
—Says the Chicago i'ribnne, of Monday:
Money is not plentiful in this market yet,
bat there is every indication, that it will
becalm so Within , the next ten or twelve
days. Regular customers of banks find
but -litti* •diffianity , nOw 'in dating *hat
they_ ask for. The street rates r -for , shaving
psperof parties wlio have•not these bank
ing facilities that entitle them to accommo
dation--are yet on the high tariff establish
ed, several.weeks Ago * ,and 2 and 2%. per
ceirpist imolai id halted in' utast instances,
though much lead has been done ati these
rates during the past week than during
the, week previous., The:money ! lenders
ha a resPed a rich, Midi, in dome cases, a
usurious harvest during the past two
months, but for the present it Jo .nearly
• —Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady & Co.: Gold, 185%; United
States,Sixes, 1881.'s, • 112;.. 641011, .16621
.112%; 6-20's, 1864, 108%; 5-20's, 1865,
'. lo 9sa" lo 49 lll ll'looAq"..s4etelllttlfulnY. r . and
July, 415, 108; 5-20's, January and July,
la 108%; '6B, 103%; June 7,130'5,
ly
p t e e uesn %;
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PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM RIRB HET.
07710 S 07 T13:0 PITTBORGICati.Z777I3,
TUESDAY, January 12, 1868.
There was but comparatively little done
in oil to-day, tbdugh the market con
tinues firm and excited, and prices , 'are
still tending upward. The sensitiveness
noted for some time past still_continues„
and there is an uneasiness manifested in
regard to the future in consequence of the
excited condition of the market at pres
ent;-prices have got to such a point that
speculators are timid abolit bnying, and
with the experience of the past sixty days,
there seems to be an titter aversion to sel
ling, especially to what is termed wiling
short. .And it may not be out of pines to
state that it is the "short sellers" who
beim been buying the great proportion of
the, oil thathas , been. sold.for some weeks
past. and, consequently. they , contributed
much toward swelling prices, andliiinging,
about the excitement, which I*i prevailed
for'some time.:` This being the case, those•
who are."long" feel Very cemfortable, and,
'as's general Ahlng, there IX no disposition
xr.arafeatied gu, vat of holders to sell, as
00A,8T.,
y atteaded
they feel that , by holding off they w be
able to realize still higher prices.
CRUDE.
The Crude market continues firm and
excited, and prices are still tending up.
ward. Sale 500 bbls spot at 15; and sae
was paid for the privilege of placing 1,000
bbla between January and June at 15
There was a sale yesterday for a future de. :
livery at 15M, but which for some cause or
other was not reported. Quotations may
be fr( ely given at 15 to 15M, according to
gravity and time of delivery.
... - BEFMED
The Refined market was also compara
tively quiet to-day, though the market is
firm and excited, and prices are still ad.
v ncing. • Sale of 1,000 bbls each April to
June at 35s two "lines" of 500 each January
and Febuary at 33; and a • third 'fat same
months at 33y,,.- :We ; are cognizant -bf an
Offei to tiny Apill to Deceniber at 38, and,
in the absence of sales, January to •Docern.
ber may be quoted at 3435 to 35. Vire; have .
another word to say in regard to that - New
'York dispatch. While it is possible that
exporters may not have paid 33 for.spot oil
on Babirdaylin New.Yorl, itomebOdy did,
and it has advanced from a quarter to a
since half. i
RECEIPTS CRUDE OIL.
Fisher & tiro 240 Crawford ct. L... 8C
L. Roesa p I
B
.. 260 D. M. Edgerton. 88
Total 660
OIL SHIPPED ET A. V.
Fulton, Marvin dr Co., 100 bbla refined to
yer, palredri Bro!,
Nat. Het Co. 98 do tar to New York,
Pal aflne Co.
Total ihipmenta Refined
" Tar
PITTSBURGU MARKET'S.
FWE, OV THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
IiorESDAY, January 12, 1869. 5
The inclement -weather has a tendency
to retard' business' which at - best is nothing , •
to brag of, and what' is wore still, there i
but little prospect of any immediate ini;
provement- Theie is a'nciisderate local dei /
mend for most of the leading commodities . /
•
without, however, any important cbangeY
in values. Money is reported tight arid:
collections hard to. make: •
APPLE BUTTER--70 to 80 cents.
APPLES—Are coming in freely but with
a continued steady demand, prices are, well
sustained, at 63,50 to 65,50 per bbl.
BUTTER--Continues exceedingly dull;
with a supply largely , in excess of the de
mend. We continue to quote prime to
cht)lo 801 l 8435 to 87.
BEANS—P,SO to 63.75 ner bushel.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII at 4c.
• CR.ANBERRIES:42O to 623 per bbl.
CHEESE—DuII; 15 to 20.
CORNMEAL-61 40, 6,410 per bushel.
AIARBO/c OILL-41i firms and higher, and •
may now be quoted in a jobbing way, at 27 ,
to 27%, for standard white.
DRESSED HOGS-13 to 14c..
EGGS—DuII at 30c. '
DRIED FRUIT—The demand is butte
and the market is getting stronger,,tiziengh
its yet priceSare tinchanged. Peal:rues - 01 12 •
to 13 for quarters, and 15 tol6 for halves.
Apples 9 to 11. ' _
PROVISIONS- r ßacon is firm ith job.,
bing sales at 15 for Shoulders, nd 19 for.
Hams. Country Lard, 18 •to 18 1 4 c and
prime city, at 19% to 20. ' Mess Pork,
to 631. , • ;
LARD OIL—Is held tlrmly, at the ad.:,
canoe; $1,3.5 to $1,38 for No. 2, and $1,63 to;
$1,65 for No. 1.
HOMINY-46,25 to f 6,50 per bbl.
HAY—Baled is • Ili ,good supply and Anil: .
but unchanged, ranging from $lB to $25, as,
to ouality.
• SEEDS—SaIes , of Cloverseed at $8,75 to;
to $9, and Timothy at $3 to $3,25. Flaxseed;
may be quoted at $2 to $2;10.
SALT—Is still quoted at the advance: $2
by the car load, and 10 to 15e higher for:
small lots in store.
GRAlN—There seems to be little or no
inquiry for Wheat in this market, and the
offerings are light; prim are entirely nom-.
anal.
'nal. _Patti quiet but steady at 64 to 65c by:
the carload; and 66 to 68c in store. Cora
is in good supply and dull; sales Shelled,-
at 80 to 82a on track and in elevator: Rye
cannot falile be qttoted'above $1,45, thciugk
round lots are held at $1,50. Barley dull;
nothing doing in this market. .
MILL - FEED:-The 'following - are the?
Pearl Mill prices: Bran, $1,10; Shipstuffs,:.
$1,30; Middlings, $2; Screenings, $l, and
Rye Shorts, $2. •
POTATOES—DuII and unchanged-73 to
75c on track, and 80 to 84c in store.
VENISON—SaIes of Saddles at 23 to 25c,',
and whole caress at 8 to 9c.
FEATHERS—SaIes to the trade at 80 to'
85 for live geese, and 90 to 95, in a retail:
way. _
•
TALLOW—Rendered, 11 to 113 c.
PEANDT,S—SI,7S per bushel.
FLOETHI Continues dull and un—
s7,soto $B,OO for Spring, and Winter Wheat,: .
g 8,75 to $9,25. Rye F10ur,57,7,5 to $B. !Thai,
Pearl Awn qnOtortheir. brands, made of the;
bestW heat, as follows: Extra Family Flour,'
in barrels, at s9,so;•and, in sacks, $9,20 per
barrel; D oable. Extra Family, in barrels,d,
- -$10,20, and; in sacks, $9,90 per barreltl
Spring Wheat Flour, in barrels, $B,OO, and,
in sacks, $7,70 per barrel. The City Mills
quote prices as follows: Extra' Family,;
(Winter) in barrels, $9,50, and, in sacka,::
$9,20 per barrel; Double Extra , Family, in!
barrels, $lO,OO, and, 'ln sacks;
89,70 per,
barrel, and 'Spring, $B,OO, in barrels, and
$7.70,:in sacks, per barrel.
WHlSKY—Highwines are still quoted,':
Ina jobbing way, at 97 to $ll ,
• 1, ernirurgri; :Tannery. N.—Flour - Erni; A
famild $7,751i8,00; • Wheat firin;''No.
$1,73a1,75; No. 1 held at $l,BO. Corn firmer \.\,
at 63c for. ear. \ Rye firm at $1,40, but de-'l,
mand light. Oats quiet at6os6lc • Barley:
unchanged; prime Canada $2,25. Cotton *: -
quiet at 27%0 for middling. Whisky dull':
,at, 67,c. -.Mega- nominally emchanged and f,\
•nulyia few in the market; 'sales of 700 head
during the last 24 hours, mostly taken by'
butchers. Provisions firm but quiet; there,:
is no epec,uLative demsunl, but a firm. de.;
man& •from• -\consumers.' Mains Pork , $3Ol,
nominally. Lard 1914a19303 for prime ket.l
tle rendered, 18c for head and gut, and 18%01
• Clolrd6 l d#eamii ritatiot6;dullv 'shoulders;
133 V, clear rib sides 16%0, clear 17ga1735c,- ,
clear rib 140 and clear 1514a15%0. Greeto l .
Meats in demandat lOyialle for shoulders,
130 for aides; add 15tia15340 for hams. But-1
ter unchanged; fresh 33a40c. Eggs 300.1
Cheese firm at 18a20c. .Linseed oir dull at 3
$1,05. Lard 011 firm at $1,60. Petroleum:
advanced to 31a32c. Gold 135 buying. Ex.`,
oiiattge active! and highei; buying - at SC .
discount par and selling at par to 1-10 pre-1
mium.
CLEVELMID, Jan. 12.—The flour market
is quiet and steady. Wheat—No. 1 recV
winter held at 61,80; gales 1 car No. 2 do. at',
61,68. Corn—sales of 9 car:, new shelled at,l
We. Oats Mo. Pork market firm and.stea-'4
dy at 530 for No. 1 mess; 5`.!9 for No. 2 do;
632233 for clear. Lard firm and unchanged, - ;
at 20a2030 for city rendered; 113111814 c fort,
country. Petroleum market very firm and ,
in"demand for good refined in round lots
at 28a29c, and 30a31c in trade lots. 1,
PHILADELPHIA, January 12.—Flour de
pressed with a downv.ord tendencry; sales , "
of lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota extra', ,
family at $7a7, 75, fancy 57,75a8,00, Ohio do
58,75a10,50. *heat favors buyers; sales of;:
red at 81,85a2.00, amber 132.05a2,10. fair to
good, and 62,12112,15 for choice, Rye
changed. Corn quiet but Futter sales neilr : ;!,
yellow at 84920. and new white at 85e.
Oats declined to 7a73e for western.
key dylllat 61,01a1;03. - Provisiona,dull and
unchanged. '6
.••
LoUt§iritt.u, January ,
12..-;-Sales of 111=';`
hhds of tobacco, new lugs to medium,
leaf at 434a130. Cotton 27140. bless Pork
PO. Lard 19a29c. • Bulk: shoulders 18%a!- - -' , `
130. clear rib sides . 15a18. Clear sides'
17. Packed. Bacon, shoulders 14c; clear ribL
sides 17c, clear sides 18. Superfine flour at:':)
85,5008. Wheat, $1,90a1,92: Cord 88a80. ---- ;
Oats 80 8 62:' 'iliThlsky raw, free at /1,00.
100
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