8
STOVES, CASTINGS, Ike. FOUNDS
• KNAP
THE BEST STOVES.
A. - 13RifirlLEV - st CO.
liaroarsettarers ot - the greatest variety of
Cook; Parlo rar and Heating Strivis,
TO BE F0111.."D THE STATE.
See Agents for the celebrated Base Horni
Coke. ng Ort- -
ental Stoves and Furnace, reg_Hard, Cwt or.
'Beat need s e World for Parlor.oince. Store or Church.
grtee no rekindling—burns all winter. Do nct
tiny until you see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET
Our Agents for Orlentals—DENELLEß.
StnithAeld St..; Allegheny City.
1 1
CO.,
itiznniicripssOs iiiussr OP
roarc•Nmet
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
o :FLIRT ;FURNACE ff
9
• " FOR WARkING EttiI.DTSFAS.
THE NEW A.NTI-DCST • COOKTNO STOVE,
"MEOULA.TOIL" COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,
NAN'S :ClizeinnatlPauern)EOßTAßLE RANGE,
recTrONGAILILES.
trlLLdin§ .Inisi:
• SKATE hONTS..riespEss, Ao. • ° '
Str!t t9
• ine23:3,17 • 'l PITTSBIJBGEL ' PA .
STOVES:. •
C°4)
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
Pari BITLIMVOI7A COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
'well assay other i3toTe In the llnkeu
.= & 00
No. 286 Liberty. Street.
. .
also imluind and tor etde. _
141810.R.STOVE 3,
MATING riTO
_ ) 011421 r. FBA pS3TDLSB.
• .000 0 OEB, dc.
IRON WORKS,
• . -
OTICE.—We have this day as
-LA anointed wilthiis in co-partnar ship, EDWiN
IaILES and JOHN S: SLAGLE. Thebasiness ba,
smattimed as beretoiore under the name and style - cd:
COLEMANo RA1131.b..C0.
Eitylqurgh, January let, .1.869.
DUQUESNE WORKS
COLEAIAN, RAHM. & CO,.
.Aranu . fa4;;LTers of
IRON, NAI.LS. STEEL,
:iiiii4: : . Aiiiiiiiiii.iias . ,
Duquesne Iron, Sheet and 'Tank Iron, Juniata Iron.
- Wagon Box Iron. Charcoal Iron.,t,ydnderlrati , X
.I.Aron. Flanged Cutter Bars, Guard Iron, Drag and
Dropper_Bars, T - Rall for Coal Roads, Iron Wedges,
Flat Nall lOC Coal Roads, Boller Iron,"Crcrar Bars,
Chain Links. Boller Ileaos. Steel and Iron-Harrow
'Teeth, Carriage, Wane", Seat and Coach Syringe,
- and Axles, all stales: also Steel for Plows, &utiles
for Steel,- Sleet Wings-and Moulds cut to pattern.
Boring rteel all sizes. A. B. Steel and Steel Ilre,,
Steel Crow Bars Stee l hftnSaig. 419 c.
. ..
. .
ALL GOODS FIRST CI;ASI AND W ."..•. 10 "-n. ,,
."''"L -1,---
. . . .
,
• Om and Works 18th street and Allegheny
'river and 77 WATER STP.F.ST, Pittsburgh.
JA$. Vzaarza, W. Y. rownis. Bares.
ipenvssumboit
, . .
AND IRON : CO.,
sirrAcTunias os
'Bar trots; •
railroad Irish Bars and Salto
Bailroad Car cities 'Sailed;
Ballroad CRt 41..51es IlaziamarOßl
limeoistotira Franissi
--laisaistatireftwase Shapes; •
Bide Boast - _
Yokes; BiraPri
Heads;
steamboat Sauna'
fitisamboat Cranks; '•
Piston'Bade, Wrists;
papa/id Jaw% Collars,ise.
Cid!Loa, No. 171 PENN STUNT,
prrTsßtfileiLp! - -
;
-Fvortsori • .ratiwrtori & Pen
"Pennolvanla Iron Works.
Waironse, Nos. 166 laid 10 MST iiittErg,
4419" te
Mdli°lllll6le irsimmort.
ete24:de
STEM WORKS:
IvE4OII3IIIIV n d e-n
alid
di nee Et xs. _ T
:4131i) i 11:0•9
,I"2III7APTWIIIit ° T. r ; t i ""
tr, • 1i ,....: ::W1 5 444 ..liad ' liteell6}1111) Sad
= ' Wagon Elpritiali*B4 Agin& ~
ugraskXL. andJualsta Merehash.Bar, Bound
uare iron; Band. Hoop: gheet azia ?late DOA;
Oval and Balt Bound Iron; Cylinder on
'._ , agou Box,Iron; . Drag and Dropper Bun; .T and
Via,
Ball for ooal Bolds; On MBA ,Plad Spikes:
/tow. Bluing and A B Steel; LaognstenSteel; Cut.
crones!Crsr Beravtuss h0Nt....... :
and 'Warehouses -if'. wA..wrs-STST.T.
Pittsburgh. r... z______.
131111FEIBLD :STEEL WORKS. .
RENGE/4 NIECTIE)it'43O.;
pi'M'BHIIBGB. Pd
m anufacturers of every'
STEE,L ?
1 RAILWAY BEIIII4*SII.A.TFORMIthiniEC
TraarriC AXLES, LI") STICEL TIRE, at.,
~;•!...1
rarehottse, 88 Water and , lUu Rest Ste.
. 6::
iSrI4IX/4 ILUUI & PMCIUN•
MMUS -
IfETCALIP.. I REUBEN MEALZBe
eXO. W. BARR. -2, CiiAs. "%BEM
SPIZTAL PAATlaratfi}. fit. arIBB.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
41:144iRf ;JE gAn43I4 P A . 4 . ' IEI C NO
Office, No. 839 iperty St,
A114:d48
IrsLACK
STEEL WORKS
ficligi BROTIEBIL4 C 0 .4
, .
pleaufacturers of all descriptions*:
T'
Ogles snd Wsiehonse,_ LSO 192. UPS SECOND
agd 119 sad /Al i FIRST ST
' yarronvaem
Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
h ery, Nail Machines, Retorts,
nd Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOFNDIIT
ri
AND PIPE WORKS.
PotafFlNFrti!.,,ril!ingabarg streets,
qrLFiass , ÷7.),
:.13errisinsicanal - r:
•
13i,
Tiffaxnlzeturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
AND W INRK S •
111711)01 are a east luvutably ln , Pits, is dry
md, and 12 feet lengths. Also. Ma saortment of
RenerACastilWikor pap tuplWataillairs.
I :Woad altOtadlthe lineation of Superintendents
of au Works to my make, of RETORTS
ATLAS WORKS, •
1'1TZ51317/10/1, PA.
FORT PITT
COMPANY.
,UNDRY
OFFICE ,AkD WOUBB,
WELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
STREET,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
PIIVICS3 3I : I / 10 EL
THOMAS N. ItiILLER. President.
These Works are among the lamest and most
complete establishments the Weer, Inn are now
prepared to Punish ' ,
Esiglnwy of every dMerlWiOn•
itierth-oil,vudis•
ALeet Ireit Work.
Itatiroad (3mstlngs.
sill
Snirine castings.
Machine Castings.
General Vaslisp".
ORDERS SOLICITZD
Z109:u69
L. 0. Lrrirmetori.w. a. 80312030 A,
L n pstoN b,. CO.,
' IRON POUNDERS,
ifiIIiVFA.CTURI3I3 OF
FINE LIGHT c.A.siores,
All deoriiptione, for Vitunlieriand Gas lrittjere; Ag
ricultural Implement', Cotton and Woolen KW ]Ca
ehineri,_ be.
All'llonWorn promptly attended to.
Mee wad Works—WASHINGTON AVENUE,
nearOnter Depot, Allegheny City, r
OBINSON, REA ef. , CO., -
thireemora to RonnieOir, MM iliaMtinB..
WASBINGTON WORKS,
_FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBORSH,. --
Viners Blast itzciaginma.t.,latttlzrry steam Rll.
Mng, Castings of Ml deseriptionaf M*•e l ae r?~
' Tanks and
Roller and !Dent Iron Work.
Mee, No. 151,nornerilr PATENTthgeI
Agents for lIIVPARDNI INJECTOR frit
feeding Batten* —1, - • inilirM
IVLONT. BILAN T C FOUNDRY'
!**44l:iftrifg, irlYtage LW ard,
(Opposite Union Iron 1010
' 1 . 1 - mraitriLea.
Railing Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND,PIPE BOXES,
itscmilmmlyr AND ammo , 'OEHMILALLT
Order[ Turcundli find earendlY executed.
Charges re u• .
BEM a midaara.
.c4ists
1114 -77-- b0u1ige4111.1114 6,44 b0. , „
Touritil W*rd ,FpndryAnd;lllatidiejlorks ,
4 ,
ST:,'ILLBGEBNY - GPBY ,
Mantitaetnr of-Stenm Saw Mini
Presses, Pai
rSb ers
afting, Grist and Saw Min Work t Bolling;
and Machine Casting!, Orate Bars, eights,
`fli ortlarlinfr live on
-111141437;: lail
CENTRALCVMONDitt'''- "
AND ROLL WORKS '
ffrikrrill street '
Balablif 110 YD & BAGLLEM
ChM Boils, Bell Castiags.449ll-740eas
T /RON BROMM.
SAII RThalrin•lr4elismar-uh
ZELON,BROKEEL,..'
44';,1111144 - zlltreet; Pittenuilk, pig;
JiAt. Mr tie eali f 64rityrall a pciiistwore.
map 4, tesbeUl. Putiotinoti, tlatilpe, tilendow,
szr o ber iratas of AA W. lOUIViIogbOAY
poke lout C. B. BUM* • -•-; ' •
r 'Ana 1:11,01419• - ,
gnments axe • boosooottollv antloitod. •
.1 PAPER- ,;
Earrsnunon PArElt
, IrACTURING.CONPANT. Usuidacturers
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
°ulnas MILL-orrEuincIFYILLE. 01130.
1113101tTUN ItELle-NYW ABIORTON, FA.
anal& AND NirAßasotiax. ‘..
140.82 Third iiireet; Pittsbirgh, Pa.
13371 "" - . NlB.7. l 'LViti.!N T oiri °Cr 11..1 1 .turer.
, 4 13.1.11 - Unle RIDDLE. Secretary.
DtascrotiVegrttiEtartle, JO 'M Atwell, S. El
gartmsn IaMoN;
FLOUR.
PURL 11111 VIIIILY MAR.
PEARL MILL Three Btu Eliseo Brand, equal to
FRENCH FAMILY' FLOUR
This Mow will only oe sent out when
einseelall7
ordered. ; .•
EA BLUE BRANS,
PEARL HILL BEDIN:ZiD: Sl'
lAgilik
Equal Co best Oblo ?lour .
Wain DOW YLOUR AND CORN NEAL.
B. T. 1101111 MY 6 1310, •
Allisken7, Sept. 9,1969. rims. Mils.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 1969;
:/11 '.
• 7 .1 • •
HUGE N; BOLE & COl,
Car. Point Apey and Daquesne
(39ZAB Ta>c POINT,)
Evineßuilders,Founders &Machinists,
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes.
13m_e41 attention invited to .our nevi STATION
ART OIL WELL ENGINE, , AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horse power.
CASTINGS of every kind, made to order at our
-Foundry, on THIRD STREET ,_below Market.
Anti& for. OIL Wens, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGikFtS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and mode to
oriler.utthe
• INDUSTRIAL WORKS;
Frouting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
•
W
All apleo prpmflß pled— Tax us.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
WOVIES.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, POIIBLIC-PLUED TUBULAR, FlaUtor,
808 AND CYLINDER STEAM MGM ',-
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECBING'AND ASH YAM.
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON-
DENSERS;
MAN PIPES;ER, GASOMETERS AND MON
BRIDG
MISON DOORS AND COAL 13HUTES
:11111*, , !i irt . . a . ll / " I d
... ergi"egersoludi.
mar Orde
atten rs Beade t
to. to the above Wren will be
romptly d mh7:189
WM. BARNIMULL &
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. AO, AA, A 4 AND ZS PENN
. ST.
Ilarge yaid:aitd &Meted it with
bee tneenippmed. machinery, we are
_prepared to
mailufaeture every descriptiOn of BOILERS in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made In
the country. Chimneys; Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers_, Salt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,.
Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole mane•
nurturers of BarnWli , s Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. Igne2l
JAMES BL BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
• • pirresvaemikrew,
- 1, aciNcrAcmaloi , •
IRON OIL TANKS,
arrnimi rem, COPPER mug Firs.
ROLLING lima. STACKS. ,
And SHEET IRON WORK.
'
For Steamboats.
JAILLD S. BRUSH
JARED 31. BRUSH SO N,ii ito3llllllDD. oaten !
auararAcroarms or
Steam Boilers, 011 Stills, Tanks.
°MIN T :lIWN ;WPM, 40 .
61 Penn Street, rittsburoti, Pa.
OILS.
MANI,
WARING AND KING,
Commission Merchants and Broken in
PetrOloWn and, itari OdUetS,
jIIALZELL'S eunvi6riSiQUESNE WAY,
ruTsstrasuic, PA.
raCLADBLPHIL smißassa,
'TARING, SING & CO.,
127 Welting Street.
TACK BBOTIIf.IIII,
e' COMMISSION MERtillins,
ALND DikeIXES IN-
- Petroleumaild its Product&
pittecnrrh Ofeeti-13AL • BUILDING, cor
ner of Downs:re:War Cad Irwin streets. •
PhliedeiptaoSee-3at fr/(1121:1T BT.
apl:w10
i p q r EL LONG Os CO.,
-1-1 " ktAstiitriiiing or
PURE WHITE pligN43l,
Brand:-“ieeirEseit ;
`Nor`"?;• Duva: r ile littatmrgh.
MEM
NEW lIABDW4RE ,1110IIIIE.
. ; ro.r • . • ,
WPrp §TEPXT. Via'
.)
CUTLERY. , &C.
887 .LB - E.lyrir OTIVEMT,
001011107 W.Lllllk • :
, .
PE
*nisi" 'Di to 7.1
Deis _ e:
;tri = t!, _ r
-;• . .PITTSBURum..
• Arent. lbr TAIRBAIITS, b0AL135, , '
L T• -
NOVELTY.- WORKS.
.
- ADAMS rricEr. , & co.
masurAcruisat or
SEW:retell. atanilard. Patent ,'Platforii
, • and caantar
eo r_. EB. - -
Janus Faced Pateni Door Locks
and Latches,
ram AND 0 TYKE MILLSg,, se.
lIALLEAuLE IRON.
COrtier of Grant and First ttreeti,
susdtBl PITTPUTMOR.
LAILE SIIIREItIOR.
• -"00111111. SlEBlarlie TORII
li•
, . ,
PARK, 111001311 DY &
liStraliallfets of Bheatbing, Braziers' and Bolt
;opper. Petaled Copper Bottoma, Balled 8011 Sot.
van& Speller Solder. Also. Impor -ra and Dealers
n Metal. Tin Plate,•theet Iron. Wire du. Con.
;tautly on band Tinners! Machines sad Tools.
Warehouse. No. 140 FIRST 13TRZAT and LIII
11100 ND ISTRENT,Plttabursh. •
Alpeeial fallen of Copper cat to au,
ilteieldwT deslrad vat.
Um. m
1M
•,
KL3VTACTMMI3 07
gng
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
BARDWARE.
OVELTY WOEHB
,CQPPEL
FINANCIAL..
Aennow, ."...,...........i........~.0.04,1.0.....
PORT PITT BINKING 1)011P0111
.
.
NOu 169 Wool Street..
CAPITAL, r : ' : ~:. : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUAIJ.t, LIABLE,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
\
Collections made on all aceeselble Pointe In the
United Eltatea and Canadas.
DIAZDTOBS:
D. Hostetter, Jno. 0 Risher,
Jamas Gordon, Balt. B. Sing,
D. Wallace, Andrew Miller,
Z. Fawcett, James M. Batley.
SA/1 1 1... NeOLUBJELIN, Preen.
D. LEST WILSON. Cashier.
NitIONAt BASK OF ,COITERC
Ef
Cor. of Wood and Ilixth43th. •
A. PAIurERSIOB ......... eldest.
JOB. ..Onsblen.
Q4..rintri.„ 5600,009.
mumrons: - • •-•
•George W. Cut,
Janos
M:
Ben McCandlWess,
Dougl d. as,
Wm.
A. Patterson,ym. ta, „
Chu. hut,-
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. 8. HaTen, • - •
DISCI/WITS .DAIL
EVIL% CAVOHEY co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
corner Vard and Wood Streets,
CIVOCIMO BB TO HAliffrA, BAST & CO..
DLLI®! 111
Eulmge, - Coin, Coupons,
.
grtt
13:11 Imedliz attaiiiSins al i;la : ldte•ho garobase and
COVERNIMENI7 BONDS.
8I ht iorafis on ' l;ondon.
mud:
N. mourns& SONS,
57 Market Str
Collections 'nada on an the principal points of the
United btates and Canada/.
Stocks, Bonds and othei Securities
110110 HT AND BOLD ON 00/10N. ,
•
Partisan's attention pail to purchase and
sale of
'United States: Securities.
ja.lo:al - • , .
WINES. LIQUOR
PITTSBURGH IMPORTING , HOUSE,
ESTABLISHED 1830.
. . ,
• •
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY
LIMPORTESS as IFOZZie.II.
LIQUORS,
Wing * MD q
Woo 409 Penn Street" Ptt taOw ib,
Wegld direct lb* stSeatica of the public to tlie fact
that, po , seising. super soy belittles through several
'me Wine im portat io n iqu Houses in &MOM and
' MUM/ tkeirs direct. they_ are enabled
to offer the 'redoes. grades of choice WINES AND
LIQUOBB at prim less than Eastern rates. El.
aminations of qualities and comparison of prices
respectfully solicited.
A. choice assortment' of pwre OLD RYE, WETS.
SZY constantly on hand
JOSEPH I. PESCH & CO.,
. 19 7
91.-ill -
'!!"-imilki&1,1111110. 1a 811141613,
ABBY STREET, PITTSBURGH,
siNuiAcimizas or
Cener Iled ,Are ;Rye van.
dealers ilk rtiliZIGN yarn sad LIQUOSA,
, )Viie I:WA ; tX0:1 (OA
W. KA.CILEOWN 'a BRO.,
WHOLESALE DRIIGOISTS,; ,
! AID 111ANIIr.Aarcrams .011 !
C:Jekrloc•n. ' 013.6
limp 4040. 19$- LlB*fuer
PITTBBIIIION, ritiNNA. t 4
wilful Leid, WinkoW . Gilaas gad Qluewaa
Itanstacturers pricer.
BLECTIC ; .601111Lik,' -
,7.,,,i HA' it
u,ynbal
Duo.
ses,arebtrz.:,vorsitu!c• 50 4 ' aza
'CRIIIff 'COB
A specific to
Molina !, 4 91Stabe Pala , n
fitonuleh. fer sale by >. • •
"•:-. -BURR= ars . EWING,
'Corner of Liberty and Wayne Sireetal ,
AGENTS 'FOR
satomix&igit & sorry
PURE WHITE LEAD ,
.L 2 a 1
. .
MCCOT'S VERDITER GREEN,
' • gin
Iligg.vnietglegtzrzctio d neir:ii r egive
. .moreertrfect satisfaction than any paint in th e
OEMEN'f, SOAP STONE, &O.
BYDRIIIIIO DRAIN. PIPS.
•Chesoest and best Pipe In the motet. ~ A lso. 80-
BZ2rDAlal ilYDßAUlAoGlellallT tor sale.
la» ate a A. EIROCIELEIIT (*Oh
011104 and Naval:it:tory—lMO BEBICOOA BT..
t Allegheny. Nir orders by mmallpromptiy attenden
. )43tria
CENTRAL AND UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS ,
The cheapest investment now In the market for
sale by
Pll. NEIP-ARIE`Z;
Corner FIFTH AVENUE & WOOD arstrrs.
Also. dealer• In Government Bonds. Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange at market rates.
dud
jAms Ti DRAM & CO.,
Et A. DT IM.3ra
BUY AND BELL.A.LL \ dir
GOVERNMENT , SECURITIES,
AT 11 A. N.
ave:o22
Gill, re...
eet,
OEM
113nocenors to B. JONES & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sta.,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON XOl3l FAVORABLE TERMS.
Pr Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Mr Money loaned on Government Bonds at low ,
est market rates.
the
I -
Orders executed for n Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS &Sit GOLD.
JAMES T. BR T & CO.
PARTIES DESIRING TO IN..
w--- T‘esT In UNION AND CENTRAL PA
CIFIC BONDS can save one per cent. by purchas
ing before
JAN trA.RY 14t.
Bonds On hand lOr $
JAMES. T. BRADY It CO..
Agents Central and Union Pacific Railioad cons
nies, corner Fourth and Wood streets. - dtattilS
i ''i3O.''P4iE.#s•.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OV Pirrearraext Liszeriar., t
WILDNESDAY. January 13, 1868. S
The high rate for exchange had a ten
dency to advance the price of gold to ing,
with a general disposition to buy, not only
fur ;covering. termer ratea, but also on
speculation. These firmer rates for gold
are _the more surprising, since the ad
vance in American securities in the Eu
ropean markets, is considerable, and the
general disposition to buy for higher gna
t:4lone. . - , • - . -., , - :1
bonds"dull market In Government l a has
to be reported, following. very naturally
the excitement for several days to buy;
nearly all the speculators have tried to
realize, having made from; 2, to .4 per cent.
For the present Iheluttire price of bonds
depends on the course railway shares and
miscellaneous securities will take; if the
demand is actually as lively as is reported
higher price may be looked
,for in bonds,
and all securities based on Government
credit. Pacific Railroad bondi are already
better appreciated, and will soon command
much higher premiums.'
In Railroad shares the market is strong 1
i i it Rock lalandi . Fort Wayne, New York
central, Erie, Cleveland, .Ohio.. it 81.issis
eissippi, and all dependencies on Erie are
ess firm, waiting for something to tarn up.
xpress shares are strong and higher, also
Pacific Mail.
In local securities the market is dull; few
stocks are offered and fewer inquired for.
Money easier, business seems to improve.
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
Marne . Gold,: 13534 .' Eighty-one's, 112 ;
Five Twenties, 1862, 11234; do, 1864, 1.08%;
d 0,1865, 109%1 do, 1865, : new. 108; ' 0, 1867,
108%; do, 1888, .108%; Ten FOrtlea, ,106%;
Railroads —Cleveland & Pittsburg-. 84%;
_Pittitinrgh, Pert Wayne At Chiestroi: 121;
Chicago & Ruck Island, 127%; Chicago &
North Western, 83%; do Preferred, 87%;
Michigan Southern, 90%; Reading, 95%;
Erie, 88%; New York Central, 156%; Ohio
it Mississippi Certificates, 83%; Western
Union Telegraph C0.,33%; Merchants 'Union
Express , Co., 13; : Pacific-. Mail, 123; -
• s.4lolust'OX: Mining abarei.--Gregory, 3,70; .
Quartz KM, 73; SMith it Parmele, 2,60._
—Closing quotations received by James
T. ' Brady '& Co.: 'Gold, 135 Y,; United
States Slum 188141, 111%; 540's, 1862,
11214; 6-20's, 1864, 108%; 6-20's, 1665,
109%; 10-40's, 107; 520's, January and
0 1u1y,,7136; 1.083 if 5-20's,january and July,
'67 I 0 8 1%; '08; 'M3S; Jude 740's, par less 5 , 1;
July 7-80's, do %;_7-30's, due Compounds,
119; Union Pacific Railroad, par; Central,
pa.
PITTSBURGH-LIVE STOCK MARK=
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Pxwat's. CBItTRAL EITCKit iithilDEl,
WEDZISSI? AT, J0131:4117 13, /Be.
El ' :ersvirr.s. .;
• Mr ,reoelpis of . Cattle have again been
large `thus fai this week, the arrivals to
day alone,;eaabiugabout seventy car loads,
, . .
and with unfavorable advisee from the
Valli
and sK,surilleT,Angiber wfi_buyers ,in
"illeddande "lftan liatiel, - tlie — iiiiiiker hua,
very dull one, and, comparedwith laet
weekipilcitiiiee /ewer. — .Aid it looked at
,
noon, to-day, as if still further Concessions;
would have to be made before. tliere would
be muclibusitiess done,as' the trupPl t f WO
considerably'. in excess . &m
of the um , and
buyers seemed pretty co o d o d o
to
take hold unless they could do so at are
duction. • The sales, ail told, - diring -Mon
day, Tuesday and up Until nonn to.daY,,
only reached one hundred ad n fotcea
headodtd, as - will be , seen,- prices ranged
all the way Trom 434 to Bc, as to quality
and condition.
Smith & Blue to MoGlarvey . 21 head,
weighing 18,075, at 5,25; Haskett' to Pittner.
dr, Co. 17, weighing 19,085, at 7,50; Smith &
Blue to Itilke .3, weighing . . 3,075, at 4,50;
Alsdorf te 'Sharritierg 8. - Weighing 7,360, at
5,25; Childs to Olmus & Co. 18,\ weighing
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20,375, at 8; Traurman & Co. to Olmus dr, Co.
18, weighing 21,625, at 7,65. • . - •
HOGS
the market for Hogs at the ' d to of our
lattt report:was a' little offish; since then,
however, under the influence of diminished
I t
arrivals, a fipne,t feeling ki a, agar:l*mnd
up, and priees are nearly ass hi has ever.
The whole number sold foots up ,378 head
and quotations may be fairly "K ven at 10
f i s
to 10,50 for Yorkers, and 11X, to 11,25 -
prime Pldiadelphia Hogs, an 11,50
extra do. It should be borne in mind
11,50 is au ontside,flgure, andc ould
be rea li zed for extra /logs. •
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-The Sheep market was veryd ull to
caused by inoreattpd• receipts, u d adi
billed,. demand , And compar e with '
close of last week, prices are ta one
to three•fourths of a cent lower • • The sales
foot up 4,711 bead, and quot ati ons may be
fairly given at 3,50 to 4 eta f r c oin” --
4,50 to 5 for good and 5 , 50 to
. 6 r prt
extra, Laet week, it will be menibe)
prime fat Sheep sold at 6,50 to 6,76.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF TEUIPITTSBIIROS GAZETTE,
WEDNESDA.Y, Jantlary 13, 1869.
There is but little that is new or import.,
ant to be said about the markets in a gen.:
oral way. The railroads are somewhat
blocked by snow and the receipts of met.
chandio are •consequently, conparatively
light, but supplies are fully up to the de.
mend so that no trouble need be apPre
hended'on that score. The • demand for
almost everything ,is very light being re.
structed entirely-a supplying immecfiato,
wants, and.. with a light volume of busi
ness, prices generally are unchanged.
,APPLE, ISUTTER.-70 to 80 cents. •
APPLES-LIU- fair demand,' and steady
with regular sales.at $3,50 to $5,50 per bbl,
as to' quality. •
BUTTER—The local demand' continues
light, and there is no'inaren Par shipment,
it is relatively, higher here than in the east.
We continue to quote prime to choice Roll
at 35 to 37.
BEANS—S3,SO to $3.75 ner bushel.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII at 4c.
CKANI3ERRIES—S2O to 523 per bbL
CHEESE—DuII; 15 to 20.
„CORNI 4 SEA.L-51 to 51,10 per bushel. -
CARBON OIL-48 5;11,1. and higher,`anci
may now be quoted, in a jobbing way, at
27 to 28, for standard white.
DRESSED HOGS-13 to 140.
DRIED FRUIT There is a good local
demand for rescues, at 12 to 13 for quarters,
and 16 tol7 for halves. Apples unchanged
at 10 to 11.
EGGS—DuII at 30c.
PROVISIONS—Bacon is firm with job
bing sales_at 15 for Shoulders, and 19 for
Hams. Cotmtry 'Lard.' 18 to 1814 c and
?pMme' city, at. 1934 to 20. Mesa: Pork, 5 3 0
to $3l. _ •
LARD. OIL—Is held firmly, - at the ad.,
vance; 51,35 to $1,38 for No. 2; and $1,63 tc
$1,65 for No. 1. -
POTATOES—DuII and unchanged-73 tc
750 on track, and 80 to 850 in store. _
SEEDS,9aIes of Cloverseed at $8,75 to
to $9, and Tichothyatl3 to $3,25. Flaaseed
may be quoted at 52,30 to $2,35.
SALT—Is still quoted firm at 52 by the
car load lor Allegheny River brands,
ant
the • usual advance for small lots histore.
TALLOW7Rendered, 11 to
GRAlN—There is tui movement whaV;
ever in Wheat, and the market is dull and;
prices nominal. Oats in rather better de-;
band and -firmer-though` unchanged,
to by the car load, and 66 to 68c
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store. , Corn continues dull, with a suPPI3:
somewhat in excess of the demand; sale:
of Shelled at 80 to 82c on track and in ele'
valor. Rye would bring 51,45, while hold',
ers are asking $1,50. Barley dull-no
de s
mend and little or none offering.
PEANIITS—SI,7S per bushel.
TENISON—SaIes of. Saddles at 23 to: 250'
and whole corms at Bkto 90.
FEATHERS--Bales to the trade at 80 ti
85 for live geese, and 90 to 95, in a retat
way.
'11.4.'--
YBaled is in good supply and dun
but unchanged, ranging from $lB to $25, a:,
to quality.
HOMINY-:-$6,25 to 16,50 per bbl.
MILL FEED—The - following are tht:
Pearl Mill prices: Bran, sl,lo;l3hlpstuffs
$1,30; Middlings, $2; Screenings, 111, . an:
Rve Shorts, $2.
.FLOUR—There is no_ improvement
market is dull and neglected, while price,
are unchanged. We-;continue to quote a - ,
$7,50t0 18,00 for Spring,knd Winter Wheat;
$8.15 - to $9,25. Rye Flour, $7,75 to $B. T - re
Pearl Mill quote.their brands, made of tbo '
bessW heat, as follows: Extra Family Flour
in barrels,'at $9,50, and, in Sacks, 19,20 pd':
barrel; Double Extra Family, in bairdle
110,20, and; in sacks, 59,90 -per .barrel,
Spring Wheat Flour, in barrels. /8,00, and'
in sacks, $7,70 per barrel. The City MILL!,
quote prices as follows: Extra Family
(Winter) in barrels, $9,50, and, in sacks ,
$9,20 per barrel; Double Extra Familyape:.:
barrel, and Spring,. $B,OO, in barrels, and
$7.70. in sacks, per barrel.
WHlSET—Highvrines are :still - quoted
in a jobbing way, at 97 to $l.
GROCERIES—The grocery market conetinues quiet and dull with no importer:
change to note in prices. There seems
be a disposilion on the part of merchant,
to contract the ,credit system as much
possible, and this, of course, has a ten
dency to retard business, as money I;
scarce and collections very difficult. W;
quote: _
Suasa&--Standard Hard, 1614 c; A, 1534:
t015 3 / 4 c• ' B, 140; Extra' C, 15c. Cub
ti
Sugar— Iwo t o Porto Rico, 13
13%c. New • Orleans Sugar—choice,
prime, 13)4; fully fair, 13c; good, 12340. ;"
Coanl ;to 25c for fair to prime,
choice, 2534 to 26c.
Fauns—Layer Resins, $4,25 per box'
Matt do, $8,25; Pranes, 150; Currants, 140.
CONCENTRATED LYE-48,50 per case.
MoLessas--New Orleans, 80 to
Sr-sops—Common, 50c; good, 70c; 85c.
Save;
Drips, 95e; White'do, sl.lor, Lovering, 9543
RicE—Caiolitta, 103 S to 10Nc.
SPicss—Cassia, 80 to 85c; Cloves 50c,
Pepper, 88c; Allspice, 35c; Nutmegs, $1,54;
&Liam—Madison, 8c; Silver Gloss, 12)0
and Corn. Starch, 180. ,
Rea LEAD-12 c; Shot, 13,50 per bar..
Soe.riC--"Babblt's," 12q
11)4c; Rosin, 5 to 76; 150.
Ceanx.us-.-Mould, 16c; Star; 28c. - •
Bt CARE f3on&—sB,6o per 100.
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PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET,
Myles ow TSB PITTBUBOH GLEBTTE,
WEDNESDAY. January 13. 1888. %.
The long-looked for • reaction, has 1:w
set in yet, and, if anything, the
_markel
for both Crude and Refined is wilder aril: -
more-excited thaw ever. Prices are nol
higher thin even theimoat ; tutnguinei but
hoped for or eapectted, and • further, thi
market appears to, hive got...beYond cot:
trol. Whole there. In the trade or out
it, sixty dave since ever dreamed of Crud;
selling in JSIIIISIT at trixteen cents or
doltara4uid clrtiarteripenborta attal City;
It Sakes us back to war times whelk golq
wag up to 250, and everything else in prc
portson. Retinea are astotrielield: Specali)
tors stand. aghast, and."short sellers" ail
disgusted. 'Tree, it welt contended son*__
time since that *Minis likely to rulebighe
in 1869 than it did in 1863, and the argu
plea was supported 'hi( the fact that thi
supply.woulal not be equal to the dement(
there •were many who id not believe it fl
the time, and the 'd re are a few who, think':'
even yet, that it is doubthil
ILBFINED •
There was not a single operation in Ir.(
fined today, at least there were none IT:
portedr though the market continues
and excited, and pricea rare still tendir;:,
upward: 'January wax quoted at 33 to 3.31•:;
January. to March, 5335; January to Jut.
34%;liarcb to June,3s, April to Decembe'...
'36. - 'We arealso'xignizant of an offer tl
buv a "call". , fetr July to September at :;
and one dollar per bbl, which is considerefj
equivalent to thirty-eight and ct /gal cents.
cßum. -
The Crude market also.: continues firfl
and excited; and a still further advance tal
been established. The sales were: 2,0(1 ,
bbls first six months, seller, at 15%; 1,0(33
bbls spot at 16;1,000 bbls February, selleg
at 16; 1,000 January to June at 1534,; 1,0(1 1
sameilelivery.option and price; $2OO pa i:l•
for the privilege- Of lacing 1,000 bbls
tweet: January and June at 1435, and I,tql
bbla on cars at Oil,City at $6,25.
OIL SHIPPED Ed ST BY A. F. H. H.
'H. Koehler & Co., 50 bbls refined (%1
for Waruzg, King & Co., Philadelphia.
.hat Nat. Def. Co:, 400 do do to F. A. Dilwort
only, & Co., Philadelphia.
McKelvy Bros. & Co., 115 do to W. - 4 -%
Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. ,
.diy, Braun "Qt Wagner, 300 do de to Warin" - -;:'
imin- King & Co., Philadelphia.
the B. W. Morgan & Co., 200 do do to WE
half den, Yrew & Co.. Philadelphia. .
Livingston & Bro., 58 deter to Libby 1 ..:(
Clark, Philadelphia.
v•-•
Citizens 011 Co., 50 do do to Libby
me to Clark, Philadelphia.
Total shipments Refined...—. '-
65 T ar • -
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