R
'STOVES, CASTINGS, &c. FOUNDERS, MACEIINETS.,
THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY & co.
Marnifacturers of the greatest variety of
'Nek e , Parlor and Heating Stoves,
TO BE. FOUND IN TEE STATE
Bole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning Ori
•ntal Stoves and Furnaces for Hard coal or Coke.
Best in the World for Parlor,Office. Store or Church.
Fire needs no rekindling—burns all winter. Do nut
buy until you see ur send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET
Onr Agents for Orientals—DE.4llLßß BROS
Smithfield St.; CEO. HUBLEr, Allegheny City.
RAM KUGUS & CO.
ILLICIIPACTIITISIII3 Or EVERY VARIETY OP
SOT l Cr i rerMay
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
`•THE FIERY FURNACE,"
FOB WABIIING stru,Dixas.
THE NEW ANTI-DUST coorrrso STOVE
"REGULATOR." COLUMBI A COOK STOVE
VAN'S t Cincinnati Pattern) PORTABLE RANGE
CAST IRON MANTLES, WELLMAN'S RE
PLECTOR,
_GRATES, free from dirt and duet
GRATE FRONTS, VENDKRS,
206 and 20S „Liberty Street,
PITTAIURGH,PA.
seZ:yl7
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BINSELIA dr, CO'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB Rzyuitrizvorrs
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well as any other Stove in the Union.
BISSELL & C 0. 1
No. 235 Liberty . Street.
Also on kand and for sale.
PARLOR STOVES,
MUTING STOVES,
GRATE FRONTS, PENDKRS,
COOKING RANGES, &a.
IRON WORKS.
NOTICE.—We have this day as
sociated with ns in co-partnership, EDWIN
/IMES and JOHN S. SLAOLE. The business will be
4: °attuned as heretofore under the name and style of
COLEMAN, RAHN fr.; CO.
Pittsburgh, Januar Ist, 1889.
DUQUESNE WORKS,
COLEMAN, RA.HM CO,.
Manufacturers of
IRON, NAILS. STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS,
Duquesne Iron, Sheet and Tank Iron, Juniata Iron.
Wagon Box Iron. Charcoal Iron,- t ylinder Iran, X
L Iron, Flanged Cutter Bars, Guard iron, Drag and
Dropper Bats, 1' Rall for Coal Roads, Iron Wedges,
_Flat Rail for Coal Roads, Bolter Iron, Crow Bars,
Chain Links, Boiler Beaus. Steel and Iron Harrow
Teeth, Carriage, Wagon, Seat and Coach Springs,
and Axles. all steles: slab Steel for-Plows, Cultiva
for Steel, Steel Wings and-Moulds• cut to ottern.
Suring t tesl ail sizes. 'fit. B. steel and Steel Tire,
Steel Crow Bars, Steel Shafting, ttc.
ALL GOODS FIRST CLASa AND WARRANTED.
lirthilres and Works 10th street and Allegheny
river and 77 WATER STREET, Pittsburgh..
ja4:c22
71.3. Ti etas, Pres 3
pITTSBuRGH FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
2117FACIVEICT18 OP
Bar Iron;
Pokilroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Ballroisd Car kxles Rolled; -
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
Loeomotive Frames;
\ Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Roas'
Yokes, Straps;
!Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Craning;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jana, Collars, de.
.01noe, No. 177 PE,NN sTracikr,
1'1TT881311.611, P •
EVERSON, PRESTON
.ersCO 3 ,
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
Ws:awl:lse, Nos. 166 and 167 FIRST 13T838±%
opposite biouongs..tels House; • -
ap24:d6 - PITTSRUrtan.
STEEL WORKS.
IAUQUESNE . '
IRON ANO STEEL WORKS:
COLEMAN, — ItAI9I 4 4, 4 9
0,
ittlowtortrazasous.fo
leen, Nana . and Steel, - Carriage and
Wagon Springs and
: Azle..
Daquesnt, XL. and JunlataXerehant Bar, Bound
Iron; and Square n; Band, Hoop Shetland Plitt Irtin;
'-Oval, Half Oval and Hall Br Iron; EyllnALsual
inniarmr?.;no;2lllln- wer
Cu. ° — ate and'Spigs;
t.. - Plow, Spring and A B Steel; lesailtulltedSteel; Cat
ter Bars, Crow Bars, de., de.
Oil= and . Warekoilser7l • ,3TSEZT,
Pittsburgh. • • •
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIMIOK CO,,
PITTSBURGH. PL.
Manufacturers of every (lucent! Jef ,
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
" n iti, A ii-N R IWPLATFORM 111"BliG13,
AXLES, STEEL TWA Ac., ate ..
Warehouse, 83 Water and 100 First-St%
LER RARR & PARRLST .
• . • ,
OLITEEAL PAIITNILIELI
6' O. vTgi a ,l,,l : 1 , tf i litE i ti ,A lllLLElii t ,
SPECIAL PAIITNZU-S. M. KIER.
ESCENT STEEL WORKS,
rt, BARB 'sr pAincrer.
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
d4B
DIAMOND
etTE I L wozum
BOTHER & CO.,
Ell
Masufsettmen of all descriptions of
SIS I T I MML‘" ' '
_ • ,
and Warehonse_, 120. 122. 121"132001rD
19 and 121 FLUST STREETS,
4-1! •
ROBINSON, REA. be CO., '
Successors to BODIESOft, MIMS At MILLERS,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, Mill- Machinery (haring,
Shafting, Castings oral! deecriptions; 011 Tanks and
Stills, Boller and Sheet Iron Work. .
Mice, No. rf i c i orner
feeding Boilers.. jallsrfir
Pit. P. PORTiI, Bup,t..
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
I ~ l Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
ITTTSBURGH.
Alill and Bridge castings,
IMACSINEBT AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
TIIOItLi9 .CARLiri & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Nachiue Works,
SANDUSKY ST:, ALLEGEZNYDYIT, Pa., .;
Mantaktnrehf dtiMeara Matins, Oh Weisel:l:kW
leis, Shafting, Grist and Saw .Mill - Work , Boiling'-
Mill and Machine Outings, Grata But, Weights;
Wagon, Boxes, &e. Balkl to order sad have on
hand Engines of all Gras. invitee
CENTRAL
; AN a Itini.woßKs
sso
BOLL, JUN,,, BOYD & BA(IALEY.
Chlll gals, C;;thais, 801 l Lathed,
• 'ZiOrt
8 11111;98 / 4 - 4 '
IRA, BROKER,
i e
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
$ ' •
dtt r tg, f iL t a s N al ;gfig o zrafih i :::p.....EF,
iatevsfai). B. ciugoeth-ate , ous °R I
PIG LEIONEI.
(lane gm:seats are re . 4 *feint/Atone seildtrid.
*Db niTstivitGir PAtetri
FACTIiftCOMPART, Iplanottorer! of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
CLINTON KILL—STEUBENVILLE. OHIO.
BRIORTON MILL—MEW. BRIGHTON, PA.
017/CE AND WAREHOUSE,
I •
No. $2 Third Street, Pit t s b urgh, ,Pa,
• - '
HABTJE '
SAMUEL - RIDDLE, Secretary.eaanrer.
DMICTOIIB—AugPat .Hartle, - John Atwell, S. 11
Hartman, John B. LI ?Moon.
Cash paid forPanerStock., Jaznoaa.,
HAL MILL FIMILY FLOUR.
PEARL MlLLTltreliAr Orem; Stolid. Sgrit to
FRENCI4 , • FAMILY ',FLOUR;
ordered This Flour will only be sent oat wliten copeelAßy
PEARL motif. mtLfiftft i xp
Equ' to oest il l3t. Louie:
PEALIti. ltlLs Eo HMIkD, r c . 1,
Equal to best Ohio Flour.
,
' - virurrr, : goß,N f iriAutt i AN4 cvelx AucAt., ,
• . .. -, - . .& Ti IBIINEDT & 830,, • -
111FLZ.:9 t 4 9 .. 18 6hi ! . 4,zufh4.4.1.4, A ,
..4. , .
,prris* tiara.
KNAP FORT. PITT
FOUNDRY COIIPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTS BITRIGH, PA,
Vir'Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Retorts,
and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY '
AND PIPE WORKS.
,Corner Carroll and Ilmalkaan Streets,
(NINTH WA.RD,),
vrrksiguitcitEx, PA.
•
• WILLIAM SMITH,
manurctoturer of
CAST IRON BOWL - PIPE,
YOR GAS AND WAXIER WORKS.
My Pines are a cast Invariably In Pits, in dry
sand, aid 1S feet lengths. Also, fall - assortmentof
General Castings for am and Water Works.
• 1 4
I would also call the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works lo my make of RETORTS.
!FORM, .
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward
,ETETS.I3IIII,(3I-Ei. ,
THOMAS N. MILLER, Pre§Went
These Works are among the largest and moat
complete establlshmearta in the Wass, sad are nor(
prepared So Inexash
Engines, of every description,
Boilers, Oil Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.;
Railroad Castings.
Bolling 11111 Castings.
Engine Casibigs.
Machine Castings.
General Castings.
no9:nbe ORDERS ESOLICTITD
L. 0. LIVINGBTO2I.W. B. 1317RT.W. A. BOBTIMON,
LNGSTON eir. CO.,
FOUNDERS,
MANUFACTIIIIEB.9 OF
1 11 117 E LIGHT cAsrrNos,
ril l ,l=Tpl:67g, l 'eortor:VamlattriniAg -
All chin ez;„l , POrkpromptly attended to.
Office and Worke—WASHINGTON AVENITA
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa,.
(Opposite Union Iron Ktill,)
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
Orders promptly and caretally executed.
Charges reasonable.
EIIBERT & TIAOMM
0c15:.t28
PAPER.
':i' . .FLOU
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
ENGINE% 136/1;16V1,
HUGH 11 BOLE 8t
I
Con Point Alley and Duquesne S 1 ~
Engine Builders, Founders &Machinists,
•
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and- STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AN'P POIIABLE
BOILERof 15-horse power,
' CASTINGS, of every kind, made'to Order at our
Foundry, on THIRD STREET; belbw Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING; PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCRE "9 and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and ade to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORK
Frosting on the Allegheny River, near the
Agfr All orders promptl7 tilled. Tay trEI
FORT PITT
BO n STILL Mill. T
WalieltS•
oARROLL 14 SNY DER
meaure CTIIIIIIRE4 07 v
TITBITh AR, DOUBLE-praißD TUBULAR.
808 AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH P
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS .ND N
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Office and _Warehonee corner -
Third. Short and Liberty Street,
1 Orders sent to the above address w
prometly.attended to. rah
WI. BARNHILL' &
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKS
FOS. 20, 22, 24 AND 26 PICICN ST.
Having secured a large and and, furnished it
the most approved machinery, we are prepay l
manufacture every description of BOILERS II
best manner, and warranted equal to any ma,
the country. Chimneys, Ilreeching, Eire-
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers; Condensers'
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills. Agitators, Settling
Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole'
facturers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers. I
Belearlng•done on the shortest notice. ink
TAMES Ms RITE%
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street
PITTABIIBOH, PA.,
mAntrrit - ruz len or
IRON OIL TAN S,
SETTLING PANS, COPPEB STEAM PIPE,
BOLLING MILL STACKS, - -
And SHEET IRON WORE, ,
For Steamboat!.
lABLD M .
JAREDM BRUSH 1::340W,D. 88
MANI7TACTVI4IIIS Or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Ta .
_SHEET IRON WORE, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh,' P
- OILS.
WARING AND KING,
Commission Merehanu sad lirokers in
Petroleum anditsProdue
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBURGH, PL.
PEILARIG.PREACADDHEsS;
WARING, KING & CO.,
127 Aslnat litres .
TACK BROTHERS,
COMMESION MERCHANTS,
AND DE/SLABS IN
Petroleum And its Produc
Pittsburgh OftIee—DALZELL' BUILDING, Or
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
Philadelphia Ofttee-1511 WALNUT T.
zpilwro
Il i , 11! LONG & CO.,
marturevruniuts , •
•
PURE WitliE . RUENING
Branca—viezrangs.R. ,,
Office, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
;f.- 3?
iwa)w•Jtiuil
NEW
HARDWARE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STERRIT
.& EUWER,I
Manufacturers and Importers o
II A. 11, EP NV A. It JEM
, •P I AT L AR Y .3
r
887 LIBERTY ., STREET
One squir e 1340 . 10.6 tidos' Dopes,
PITTSBIIItGH.
Asestas for FAIRBANKS' MALLS.
. _,.:5. ICOVEGTT. WORK f '..:,'•••• 4:
13ITTSBFRfikH
NOVELTY WORKS.
ADAMS, - DVIEZE
XANtrrACITILZII Of
ROystOne Standard. Paterot Plet7
and Counter
SCALES.
k
Janus Faced Patent Door Lock
and Latches,
PiINT AIM 0 TYKE MILLN
' ,
UALLEABLE MON, &e.
CO,
or of Grant and First Stroota
PITTSBURGH. ‘\...
LAKE SUPE.IIIOII
I __•
OOPPNII NELL AND &WELTING WORM
•
PIT'reINUNIGINI. •
•
PARX,, lakoCUßlrtik :CO.,
anufactnrers of Sheathing, Braziers) and Sol
Prealed Copper Bottonis,Rai4ed 54111,110
:oat ,s Spelter.Solder. s All.; Igipettcrgand
0 Metal, Tin Plate, Sheet Aron, Wire &c. Opp.
dantly on hand Tinners , Manhipes acelto .18.,
Warehouse, Mo. 140 'FIRST STREA an d I.gli
ISCOND STRENT. Pittsburgh.,.
Special orders of Copper out tO ,
itiiy 4614,01 p4l
(NEAR TETE Poirr,)
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PITTSBTJRGH, Par
CIOHNZIL OF WAYBIL
COPPER
. .'; i a, •,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, '1969,
FIN4NOLAL.
_
FORT Pll7 . BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood;Street,
CAPITAL, • • • $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS IN .
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TLIE DEPORITS.
dolleetlowa made on all acceselble points In the
United States and Canada..
DIRECTORS:
.D. Hostetter, Jno. C Risher,
Jame. Gordon,
13. Wallace, A c n b d t ; a l hire g r, -
IC. Fawcett, James M. Bailey.
• 1611.11'L. EIogLIIBIZAN,
D. FAZE? WILSON. Cashier,
FEI
NATIONAL/ BA "K OF COLVERCE,
or Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PATTERSON...« President.
JOS. U. KILL Cashier.
CAPITAL, : : : $600,000.
DIRECTORY:
George W. Cass,
James McCandless,
Wm. Douglag,
WM. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. 8. Haven,
DISCOITNTS DAIL
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
P1PT5331:7117311", PA.,
(81100/ENOW3 TO HANNA, HART 7! C 0.,)
Pluacan
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And partlenlar attention paid to he purchase and
sale p 1
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
mrims2
NI
t with
•ed to
n the
'de in
Bede
,UOLMES & SONS,
3EuLriamomm.l9,
57 Market Street,
.1"17"1""rtS.13IIR41.11, PA.
Collections made on all the principal points of the
United States and Canada,.
Stockta, Bonds and other &vitrifies
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of ,
United States Securities.
poomi
pIT'VSBUIRGII
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
FORMERLY THE ELME ISAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. 07 Fourth street.
NKAILLT OPPOSITE TUE BANK Or PITT-517610-11,
CHARTERED IN 1,8133
OPEN DAILY from 9 to 4 o'clock, and on WED•
NESDAY and SATtiIiDAY EVENINGS, from May
Ist to November Ist, from 7 to U o'clock, snd from
November Ist to May Ist, 6 to 8 o'clock.
Books of lty-Laws, km: furnished at die office.;
This institution especially offer to those whiitte
earnings are limited, the opportunity to accumulate,
by small deposits, easily saved, a sum which will be
a resource whun needed, and beartngluterest in
stead of rem:Mot:to unlxaluctive.
BOARD OF MANAGERS: '
. PRESIDENT.
: GEORG& A. BERRY.
. • VICE PREPIDENTA. - -
S. H. HARTMAN. 1 JAMES PARS, JR.
SECRETARY AXD TREASURER,
D. E:McKINLEY.
..
A. BRADLEY, 1 WM. ft: NIMICR:
A. S. BELL. F.- KAMM.
JOHN S. DILWORTHj JOSHUA RHODES,
G. FOLLANSBEE, 7OHN SCOTT` -
JAS. L. GRAIIAM. R. C. ,SCHMERTZ,.
CHM:STD HER ZUG. ••
, OLICITOISSI). W. &A. S. BELL. athlL:r43,
DRUGS AND CREMOM4.
W. MACREOWN . 4t BRO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND XATIITTACVIREItS or
Carlacma
MOVED TO ISB. 195 LIBERTY STREET,
• YITTSO raICITA.
White Lead, Wln'do, films and Glassware at
Manufacturers prices. deg
BLUM SORER CORDBL,
An Infallible remedy for Summer Comp:stint Diar
rhea, ..LFeeniery, Vomiting, Soar ettomaeh and
Cholera *orb cub
,
DLILIBIS' CRAMP CURB
♦ epeolde rbr.Creolers, Crempe and run n
litoreer.h. ler sale by • ,
HARILIEI4. EWING,
- r
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets,
AGENT'S FOR
. , J., 808040111 AXER dc 80 : 8
PURE WHITE' ' L AD
McCOVB VEIEIDITEII GREEN,
The MeV Vial, paint that; will not deters '
eirboure. It will look better, last longer
more perfect eatlefactlon than any Pete
market
co*, AND ccurp ; ,,l
coALI COALtt COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART do CO
Hems removed tbolr 001. q Ni
NO, 667 14L13EarrY aterstsliar.
Lam P
y City ont 31311)11.14014 nkt
• !
I Are now mowed to furnish 10011 01.1 41 MOHO.
„NY LUP NUT COAL OR ALMA, o ftoe olowoot
market price.
All orders left at their Wage,. or oitdrowol4 to
th e m through tketoall. will be intuited to OtOthOtlY.,,
CEMENT, SOAK ; EroNE,
iyDßAupc• - oggi - m4 . l i t i iPlPE.
Cheapest and hest Math tae nariott,
BE IT
NDALE AYDRAL.IO'O/013att for aide.
B. B. C. A. BEOCIELBTr 400.
Oftida and arsauftatoii—A4o TIBBICCOA
Aliestiany t 4ar vf . d,e . rapy mom nronippy ja
ttended.
• - 2nl
IMMIEMIE
JAMES T. BRAM 8c Co.,
(Successors to S. JONES t 00..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
]B,®.INT.Imo.FsR..
7
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Or Interest Allowed on Deposits.
air 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:
T i AT 11 A. M.
ard:o22
Car PARTIES DESIRING TO IN
- V•ST In UNION AND CENTRAL PA
CIFIC BONDS can save one per cent. by purchas
ing before
JAN LTA-11Y Ist.
' Bonds on band for delivery.
JAMES T. BRADY 3: CO.,
Agents Central and Union Pactile Railroad corn
nies, corner Fourth and Wood streets. dE8:1;13
Eitt*lJ 6ytts.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH OAiETTE,
TatrusnAr . , January . 14,
,186&
Gold advanced to-day at 1383 i, but closed
at 136, under an increased demand for
shipment and custom-houses purposes.
Speculative sales are scarcely any made
at all, and importers are covering as soon
as their goods arrive, although there are
no apprehensions of any sudden advance;
yet no plauaible cense tot any decline below'
134. Those who bought gold at 133 or be
low and carried it through a tight money
market are not over-anxious to sell it pres
ent, and 140 would scarcely justify sales
to cover the expense for holding on. What
keeps the market particularly firm atpres
ent is• the cOiirerence of the great powers
of Europe In. Paris, and should war ensue
on the eastern question Lit would be gene=
ral, and disturb the comtiercial relations
between this country and Europe, but
would doubtless benefit, this country :in
proportion to, the dimensions of the ,atrug
gle, especially if England would be drawn
in. We would find an outlet for nroduce,
cotton, war material and shipping, the
latter, particularly, would soon
i he brought
to its former proportions.
Bonds are dull. and slightly lower, they
are unusually high tor.the tightness in the
money market In" conimercial circles, and
may now suffer a heavy decline, although .
ultimately may sell at much higher prices
Uwe arrive'at specie payrnents by advano. -
lug our credit of ; the , dational finances.
Stocks are high, and" the bubble may
burst at any moment if the present mani
pulators fall in, their undertaking. In our
local market nothing is doing; lent money
is in less demand, and business is gradu
ally improving though slowly.
Quotations as received by Ph. R. Mertz:
Gold, %137;5 Silver, 180;1 Eighty-one's,
11 2 134; Five Twenties, 1862,.1123;; do 1864,
109 q; do 1865, 1093,; do 1865; Consols, 108,q;
do 1867, 108; do 1868, 109; Ten Forties,
107%; .New ynrk Central, 167%; Erie, n;
Reading; 051,:i Pittsburgh - , Fort Wayne Lit
Chicago Railroad, 1213;; Ohio Jr 'Missis
sippi, 8-1!‘; Michigan Southern, 91q;
Cleyfiland dr. Tittisb4rgh; psi Chicago
j itoolvlsland, 127%; ChicagO'Ot Norih West
ern, 8334; doh Preferred, SS;;; Western
Union Telegraph Company, 33; 7 ; Pacidc
Mail, /23g; Adams Rspress,"!49l!, ger
chanta,',J2#-Lrnegoijii,l3o; Qui,rta 13,111p.70;
Smith and Parmele, 2,65.
—Closing qtiotations received by James
T. Brady .t Co. Gold, 1361 A; United
:Stator Sixes,.;/881's, 1122 ; ; 1862;
'11236 8-244 v 1684, 1093 ; 5-2Q'l4 1865,
1093;; 10-40's, 107%; 5.20'a, January and
Ju1y,1'65,-108%; 640'14, 4anuary and July,
'67 106%; 'BES 10 8 Xi 'June 'l-3014; paileaa' %;
July 7-80's, do Xv 74,304 Age(garripinads,
119; Union Pacthe Railroad, par; Central.]
par. k
—The Dubuque Herald, of January 9th,
says that a controlling Interest in the stock
of the Dubuque dtz Sioux City Railroad has
been bought up by the Chicago it North
WeiltOrn :Alulyrar rc411330412.V. OttoOrtii dr/ to
report, and the latter company are about
to commence proceedings to break the
lease to tho Illinois Central of the former
ea ~ zfS, ci.
—The Supreme Court of Georgia, it is
stated; his rendered a !decision, confirm-.
leg the decision of *lower court, that the
consideration of a nets given for borrowpd
Confederate money 'was * good and valid
one. On the other hand, the Supreme
Court of Tennessee has rendered a directly
contrary 'decision. • •
=The Marietta dt, Maimed
earned the first week in January, 1869,
$21,836, and same week in 1868, 523,069.
,The Chicago a :North Western • in - the salve
week earned In 1869, ;174,376; same week
in 1868, §l7B 437. - ,•-„ -
—The Department of Agriculturel at
Washington gives' the corn crop of all the
States for the year 1868 as 905,178,000 bush-,
els, against 707,820,000 in 1867.
rate b)
nd Ore
In the
PITTStetRGII PETROLEUM MARKET
OBVIUE OP TEE PITTSBURG/I GAZETTE,
TuvrtsDAT. January 1869.:
We have still to report a very excited
market, and prices have still further ad-
Yanoed.. Them: are those who thought
they bad detected a weakness, in what
particular respect we were unable to die.
cover, as there is no getting over the fact'
that q still further advance has been ett,-
tablished, and that buyers still out.nekm
ber 'sellers. There are those again who
are anxionaly.-walting• Nitie 4i bubetle,V
(asthey . terin'it) to blirst, and Who pr'etlic.t;
that ,Iheu o phe .brul4t i dop jaMMapceit, tt
will; boa smeah. Then, there are
CENTRAL AND UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest. Investment now In the market for
sale by
PH. Ft. arcrerz,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE dc WOOD STREETS
Also,.deafer in GoTernment Bonds. Gold and
Coupons and - European Exchange at market rates.
de:•1
FINANCE AND TRADE,
those again, whe are taking it very phil
osophically—who have taken advantage of
the present flurry, and are now satisfied
to lay on their oars for a while, to await
future 'developments. They do not deem
it altogether prudent to go in at present
prices, being apprehensive that there
might be a reaction. That there are th , se,
however, who hare faith in the future
course of the market is evident from the
sales below reported, and it is also evi
dent that instead of a decline, they expect
still higher prices.
REFI NED
Continues firm and excited, and a still
further advance has been established. The
sales were: 500 bbls each January to June,
last half, seller, at 35;1,000 March to' June
last hall; same option, at 34%; 1,500 each
January and Febuary tt 34; 500 Febnary,
last half, seller, at 34; and.l,ooo January to
June, buyers option, at S'iNew York de
livery. January to March sold in Philadel
phia, at 3434, and there was an offer to buy
the first half of March.at SO. .
—Since the above was put in \type we
have the following additional sales repot' ,
ted: Refined-500 each April to Dedember
at 38; 1,000 each January to March at 35; 600
bbls, first six months, 101daya:notite, at 3 . 7.34;
three lines of 600 each, first six months, at
36: Crude-1,000 bbla, seller, Febnary and
March, at 1634.
CRUDE.
There was also considerable excitement
again in Crude to-day, and, compared with
yesterday, prices have still further ad
vanced. Sales 1,000 bbls Febuary and
March, seller (40 to 48) at 16%; 1;000 bbls
spot at 16)4; 3,000 bbls buyer, all theear,
at 17, deliverable at 011 City, net gall y ons;
51,000 paid for the privilege of placing 5.000
bbls from now until December, at 15; $l5O
for the same privilege of 1,000 bbls first six
,months at 14; and 1,000 bbls on Oil Creek'
at 56,10. We are cognizant of an offer to
buy March to May (40 to 45) at seventeen
cents. •
OIL SHIPPED Ed ST BY A. V. R. R.
H. Koehler dr. Co., 111 'pita refined to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Braun Wagner, 200 do do to Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia.
W. Morgan it. Co., 200 do do to War
den, Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
Citizens Ref.. Co., 804 do do to Tack
Bro.,Thiladelph is.
Total shipments Refined 1052
OIL SHIPPED EAST PROM DUQUESNE DEPOT.
F.A. Bates, 108 do do to Warden, Frew&
Co., Philadelphia.
D. Bly, 12 do lubricating to Empire Tur
pentine Co., New York.
Total shipments- Refined.
66 Lubricating
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OP THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, January 14, 1869.
Trade In general merchandise continues
quiet and dull, and there is but • little pros
pect at present of any immediate improve
ment. The demand for almost everything.
is restricted mainly to supplying immediate 1.
wants while so far as prices are concerned,
there are no important changes. There is
considerable complaint about the difficulty
in making collections, and while in a gen
eral way money is tight, yet there are cases
where parties are able, but who seem dis-
Nsed to hold back just as long as they
possibly can. This is all wrong, as it 'often.
places parties in a very unpleasant position
and causes great , annoyance'arid trouble,
and in some cases innocent people have to
suffer from the indifference or negligence
of others, There is.l pretty strong feeling
prevailing against the credit system, and
some parties are determined to curtail it,
even if bY so doing they incur the displea
sure of a few long-winded customers.
APPLE BUTTER-70 to 80 cents.
APPLES—In fair demand, and steady
with regular sales at $3,50 to $5,50 per bbl,
as to quality. •
BUTTER - -There is no falling off in the
receipts of Butter as yet, and the market is
dull and prices barely sustained. We con
tinue to quote good to prime Roll at 35
to 37 cts.
BEANS—S3,SO to $3.75 ner bushel. •
BUCKWHEATFLOUR—DuII at 4e.
CRANBERRIES—S.IO to 822 per bbl.
CHEESE—DuII; 15 to 20. •
CORNMEAL—#I to #l,lO per bushel.
,‘
CARBON OIL-Is firm and advancing;
.we now quote standard white at 27X to 28,
in a jobbing wav, and but little offering.-
DRIED FRUlT—There is - a good -local
,demand for Peaches, atd2 to 13 for quarters,
:and 16 tol7 for halyes.. Apples unchanged
`at 10 to E.
DRESSED HOGS-13 to 14c.',
EGGS—DuII at 30c. ,
. PROVISIONS—Bacon is firm with job
bing sales at 15 for Shoulders, and 19 for
Hams. Country Lard. 18 to 1814 c and
prime. city, Meal Porizap:,
LARD OIL—Is held firmly, at the ad- ,
ranee; 51,35 to 61.38 for. No. 2, and 61,63 to
$1,65 for No. 1: - 1
HAY—Baled is in good supply and dull
but unchanged, ranging from $lB to 62.1 for
common to prime.
HOMINY-46;25 to e 0,54 Perbbl•
SEEDS-:-Salei of Cloverseed at v 8,75 to
to $9, and Timothy at 13 to $3,25. 'Flaxseed
may be quoted at 12,30 to $2,35.
SALT—Steady but unchanged at 62 by
the car load, and 10 to 15c .higher for :small
lots in stOre;
GRAlN—Wheat continues dull and
seldom mentioned. Cats firtiv . ,biat,quiet;
t,
w 'continue emote "at 64 to Coe on trace
and in elevator, and 66 to 68c in store.
The arrivals of Corn have fallen off some
what • Aiaring the peat.:few diva, though. I
the supply, nevertheless, is still some
what in excess of the demand; prices re
main unchanged at 80 to 82c for S lied on,
track and in elevator . Rye is qn et, and,'.
in
in the absence of salsa, may, be quoted at
11,45 to 11,50. No ineveiriertt: whatever in
Barley.
POTATOES=I , DuI/ acid .unchanged -73 to
75c on track, and 80 to 85c in store. •
VENISON—rVery 4u11; •/t8.103 .of saddles
at 20c.
FLOUR—The Flour market remains, as
it hall .been fer so'Mo dull and nee
Mooted, * though. without quotable
change. We continue to quote at
$7,50 to 18,00 for Spring, and Winter Wheat,
118,75 to 59,25 .'° Rye Flour; 0;75' to 118. - ' The
Pearl Mill quote their brands, made of the
beat WAtiat, as..follosye:_Extriqapilly Flour, -
in betveltle ,B il 9 l s Wanl, In ek434944Pe.r.
birreltl)otibie Ettra Fatuity; in barrels,
$10,20, aniA,..l4_) SEAcI4 I 4I 4 119,9 p. batrel;
Spring Wheat Flour,'in barrels, /400, and,
in sacks, 67,70 per barrel. The City Mills
quote prices as followe; Extra Parnily,
(Winter) in barrels, 69,50, and: in sacks,
69,20 per barrel; Double Extra Family, in
barrels, 110,00, and, in ncks, $9,7u per •
,barrel, and Spring, 18,00, in barrels, and
'17.70, in sacks, per barrel.
TALLOW—Rendered, 11 to 111(c.
PRANUTS—SI,7S per bushel.
FRATHERS—SaIes to the trade at 80 to
8,5 for live geese, and 90 to 95, in a retail
way.
MILL FEED—The following are the
Pearl Mill prices: Bran, $1,10; Shipstuffs,
$1,30; Midd - lings,'s2; Screenings, $l, and
Rye Shorts, $2.
WHlSKY—Highwinei are still quoted.
in a jobbing way, at 97 to $l.
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MILWAUKEE. Jan. 14.—Flour dull and
prices unchanged; Wheat unsettled at
111,19 for No. LI and 11 i2' for-. 10, i. Oats
dull at 4,S Ibr No. 2: Corn in fair tieixtatut •
,at We: New Rye 11,11 for No. 1. "W
4 hiz.
-
nominal at 11,t35 for No. 0 Provisions dull •
1 and prices unchanged. Dressed ltoss dull
and lower; very extra /la' - stta.l:4 7 N Ile-.
oelpts-3,000 barrels Most; .%x,t l t l tlbtl‘tr'is ,
Wheat; 1,000 bushels Oats; I,ON bushels
Mrllt.l,oot) bashola, listi , ' 1, WO 11rttotett,•
t itaizse 'shipttninta - --3,000 harritla elik.rtrf Itikk''''.
r bushola ) 1 (11tikt; I.au kurtals korkt . ‘.
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