8
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
THE NEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY dr, CO. - •
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heatipg Staves
TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE.
Sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning Or'.
eatal Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or Coke.
Best in the World for Parlor,(4lce. Store or Church.
r!re needs no rekindling—burns all winter. Do Oct
buyttntil yov.
No. seo or send for Circular.
30 WOOD STREET
O ur Agents for Orientals—DE 03ILEB BROS.,
• ihnitheeld St.; GEO. HUBLEY, Allegheny City.
BUT, RUGITS & CO.,
awarrecranalis 07 ZYBBY VARIITI 07
raiercrumes, .
. ,
.140STOS COgICENO RANGE,
- " THE - FIERY FURNACE, "
FOR WARMING DonurNds.
a r.
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOIIINH STOVE,
••BEDULATOR.,, COLUMBIA COO STOVE,
VAN'S (Cincinnati Pattern) PORTAB RANGE,
OAST IRON MANTLES, WELL N'S B-'
ELECTOR GRATES ,' free from t sad dust;
(MATE YitUNTS, PENDP,BS, do.
206 and 2.013 Liberty Street,
L 7 PITTSBURGH, PA.
COOK STOVES. ~.
•
, . 1
E!
CET THE BEST.
IiniSiVEAL a fr.'s
TRIUMPH,
FOB BITE/MI:110M GOAL.
• Warranted to Cook, Bate or Boast an
inll [many other Stove In the Union:.:
BISSELL & 00,
No. 235 Liberty' Street:
Also on hand and for sale,
PARLOR SToVES,_
HEATING oTOVEIIt .
GRATE 1111,0/48,
COOKING ke.
IRON WORKS.
NlvricE.—We have this day as
aoclated with us in co-partnership, EDWIN
'IMES and JOHN 8. bLAGLE. The bnainesawill be
e ontinued as heretofore undekthe name and style of
COLERIAN,'ItAIIM 6/. CO.
Pittsburgh, JAMMU Ist, 1889.
DUQUESNE WORKS,
COLEMAN, RMI 86 CO,.
Manufacturen of
IRON, NAILS. STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS,
Dunnesne Iron, Sheet and Tank Iron, Juniata Iron.
Wagon Boa Iron. Cnarcoal Iron, tylinder Iron, X
L Iron. Flanged Cutter Bars. Guard Iron, Prsg and
Dropper Bare, T Rail for Coal Roads, Iron Wedges,
Flat Ball tor Coal Roads, Bolter Iron, Crow Bars,
Chain Lints. Boiler Beaus. Steel and iron Harrow
Teeth. Carriage, Wagon, Seat and Coach Pptingd,
t a o n r d Steel s
S ,
ta elell s tWyliensg:
sc a ia o o d S ? t deoenl fur
P cu w to
p C e o tte e n.
Boring rte. I all sizes. A. B. Steel and Steel lite,
Steel Crow Bars Steel shafting, &a.
ALL GOODS FIRST CLA.SI AND WARRANTED.
Oftlees and Works 16th street and Allegheny
ricer and 77 WATER STREET, Pittsburgh.
JaCen
JAL V /Juno!, Prert....
pITTSBURGH FORGE
AND IRON. CO.;
"curacy:mans or
Bar Iron;
Fiiilroad Fish Bars and Belts;
Railroad Car Wes Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles lialisaiOrlidi •
&mom olive Frasier, •
.Loeoussilverraine Shapes; •
Side Rods;
Takes. suss*
Piston Beads;
litesiinboai Shafts;
steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws; CoUars,
Offloe, No. 177 PENN STRNETI
pirrsßtrans.
VVEBSON, PRESTON & T
- 1 -;"
Pennsylvania Iron Workt3.
Ware'bonse, Nos. 166 and 16V FIRST, BTmT
apposite liononta.seta House. ITTS
an2.l:de . PBU .
RGH
STEEL 'WORKS.
DuQ ,IJESNE
IRON AND-STEEL WORKS:
OOLEMELN, --7 lLAitt
wanorAostriums ; •
Sees; win. and 'Steel. Cemilloge and
Wagon Springs awl Audios. •
•
gluqnssastr/Itzlit ctitateegantira'llioiddit!
raiN are
alf Ovid'arld Paid leer Cylinar4
son Box Iron; Drag and' Dropper Bani ir and
Vat Ball for t.ind Roads; Out Nails and.. iinikes;
Bvitug sad & B Meet: ladattuaed Steal; Cat,-,
1311 n, UMW Ban, de.,*C.
01501! and Warehouse -1T •WAllilt 'ISTS am - r,
Pittsburgh.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORK!
SIN6EII, NECK &
liITTOIIIIIOII. NUL.
Itanarsetareri of every deserpt.l of,
CAST AND CERMAN STEEL,
00.1,1,WAY SPRITIEM__
,TMITTIC t. 5.13 PLATFOEM SPRINGS.
AZLE% BTMLI. TIB3L.
Warehouse, 811 Water and 100 first St&
31ILLE111 BAUR &PARKES ,
asp rAwrszass
a. wag,: 1000.9fArtam,.
arsotAi. PART:um-8. It. KlElt.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
A1 3 : 431-4Zlt,
Office, No. 339 Liberty lit,
PITTSBMGEI. PA.
tea4:d 4B
13LACJI. DL4MOND
STEEL I#ols .
, •
BuorrnEu & co,
assautteturers'or dAturitegons at :,'
19190 1 3 310 E 3146',
pores sad ILsollioitiggig i ta s a: / P 14 : 11 t
04119 a 44 alma ,r _
' , :',41111 ,4111141 k;
“Ir" 4 d
FOUND II y Xa`CE-"Tt3!
KNAP- - -FORT PITT'
FOUNDRY - COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH' STREET,
'PITTSBURGH, PA,
tirEngines, tolling Mill Ma.
chinery; Nail Maehines, Retains,
and Castings geneFallY•
NATION4I. FOU t raTir • j
• AND PIPE WORKS.
Varner eguiron Streets,
CNINTIf
Prrri3l3l:lll+GFlli rd.
WILLIAM SMITH,
•
Monufaeturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPM,
• - 'lvtesi3 AND WaTss WOBZS.
lity nowt are a east tniiixlibly is Pits, in dry
sand, and 12 feet lenistlo.,..A/st.laull iisortment of
generolCosthigs for Gao and Water Walla! ?
Y would also earl the attoution of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
ATLAS WORKS . ;
MORTON. StRICKT, ninth
PrTTIEII3I3II.O .II .
THOMAS N. MILLEB, President.
These 7';iß)tka - p re-among Abe larceet au& mist
complete eatabllahmests is the West, sad *resew
prepared to !Smith
,
raignes, of evbri deseilp. n.
Boilers; 011 Tanks.
I d
SII . I t Iron Work. :
Bin Castings
Bo 1101 Castings.
Enid , a Casting&
Kan • • a Castings.
glen -ral Castings.
..0111:0039 PLIOITILD
no9:12611 • , , •
L. 0. LIVINGSTON:W. H. BOBLNBON,
Ii [ASTON al. CO.,
ON ramorLus,
•
IdANUFACTURESS
F L.rOztroAszinips,.
All descpttorui, for PluMberli and Gni Pitte_.,rs• Af
rican I=Plamenta• rSC lAIPI4 I A 1 P 14 Wc 4 4Ti llui
* attended
Ali JebFPoYk p crapslt•
Mee and Worke--.WASEIIITOT6I( AVM=
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
'' ROBINSON, REA & CO,
successors to wommoa, mum & lamiamB.
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
itsnutsetnrers adsoi.t. aad Stattcmary steam
Otin ß rur gb rat ,' l n leri llschin g iT6tatit
suns Anerfathees vae'' •
o.ste iti zi g; lim ir s tr A m e r i t i rdrstT f t
feeding Boilers. •
W. P. POST:rat. BUD%
-m-orirr BLANC FOUNDRY.
- Sireeti Ninth
Untioe iron NON
iTITSIONOSOI.
Sims 049,P!P1 BOXES'
*eparEnlaT . ol.3q), a,f 3 4 P 1 9;44 111. 75
Orders prom ptly and careted# executed. _
Marge, reasonable.
• .)
- I EBBW BILICKLIND.
oelsdlia
„ .
THOMAS CABLIII4,00.;" .
Mirth Ward Youadrl , laehine , Workst
aANDUBICY ST., ALLEGED:NT CITY, PA..
16watt:wren of Steam ISTleil% Oil - Presses, Pal.
I llitirra c itiMarn d erritrelar iVelltiri l
1 1 =1In i riti:s s Oi d ati stall. t d
"der add a l ga r
CIENTRAL FOUNDRY • •
AND ROLL WORKS _
.. Oso tittreet.
BO LEAN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
Botta:Min CsittapAttardifils. r
sitrivEL Dit.• aricamitsia4ol, •
IRON 1311.0/40L,
• r •
1.24 First Meet, Pittsburgh, Fa,
Agent for ills sale di Cornwall, Doutbsagne.
enplane, Isabella, Dnneannon, rllawhlPe.
- and °tiles brands of AntbraSna.
hlogbeny
OOke and C. 11 l coarcoli •
.
, -
PIA 11100110.
(tempi itnneats ere moisresnartiOlt miAtratiwi.
PITMIGFAGN. reGZB 11.: ; WELINEPAYi! AuiNVARI T- 29. 1969.
IRON BROKERS.
VISiZil
•
pITTSBURGIFI PAPER MAW.
. 7AULDIDIiff COMPANY. uhusturers of
.
. , ,
'PRINTING . AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
CLINTON MILL—STEDBENVILLE. ONIO.
BBIONToN MlLL —D*3q,iitglyfaT,ON,
-07710 E AND NITANDNODISD.
*t0.82 Third Street Pittstilirgh, Pa.
O;fricsII2,—.A.IIODST D i A n li N t& President.
- g r atrij'lNDDLS, ° l2 / ..f& Treas r re
Dissoroili—Aagret Hartle, John Atwell, B.
HAttatan, Jobe B. •ington.
MIA mid for Parer Stook. li:29:ohtk
FLO '
11111 1141111 1 110UB.
mpla. MILL . Time tsar Groan. prthlat egg lft4
FRENCH—:IFAIMILY 'FLOUR;
This "lour will 'only oe out when especially
ordiffred. 64 t.
intr. 11' '
• Must)ta best St. Los%
Vrikatirif L NA l laitatiNtirirt
AJDAtkitribia:
• •
451 1+3)4 intA,',) .1,
,BOILERS, &c.
RUE It BOLE & CO,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
; • ,
, (NsAS twi Porwr.)
Engine Builders, Founders &Machinists,
Manufacture STEAMBOAT 'ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all aims.*
Special attention Invited to our now STATION
ARY . OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE.
BOILER,of l&horse power. •
CASEEIGS. of every. kind._ made to order at ma'.
Pm:Mary, on THIRD STREET,_below Market.
RIGS for 011 Wet's, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order. at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
reiritthe on the AlleghenVitveromar, the Nos,
Ni 4
Air All orders promptly filled: Trs tps,
TORT PITT
BOILER,,STILL 'IAIkK
WO' KS.
CARROLLt SNYDER,
SIAXITTACTUB2IIII Of
rustrwat, DOUBLE-YLVED IMEOLAN. YESE-
S 4 BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANTA
CHIMEINTS, BEENCHEIG AND ABB PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND DON.
DENSESS;
STEAM PIPES, GASONETNSS AND IRON
BRIDEMS; •
PIiDON DOORS A ND COAL SHUT=
One. sod Warehouse, corner Second,
1 .
Third. Short and Liberty Streets,
fix.wssllßGlT,' Pa.
41/r Orders sent to the above address 80 will be
, romotly atteaded to. , mb7:l
• •
WIIL BARNHILL & CO. )
BOII f ER. MAKERS -
AND SHEET IRON WORRERS,
NOS. 80, MM, Mik AND AS PENN ST.
Raving secured a large yard andfernighed 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, Fire 'Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Coadeaser Salt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling pang,
Bridges. Sugar Pans, and see teanti
hoaxers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. 1a5:cll
:JAMES NI. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
•
PITTSBURGH. PA.
. atanurAcrvasui or .
IRON OIL TANKS,
ezrrulia PANS, corrzn exam! rot,
soma:Re MILL STACID3.
And SEEM iBON
For Steambotts.
JABYD H. Buytrea 111DITSD D. DaIISU.
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
NANUTACTIIIIIRS OP -
Steam Boilers, - Oil Stills, Tanks.
SKEET IRON WORE. &O.
. 61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh,: .
OILS.
*AP
STARING AND KING,
Oninagaton *rebuts and Brokers In
Petroleum ad .10i Product;
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITESBIIRGEt, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WARING, RING & GOy
IE7 Walnut Street.
TAcis. BROTHERS,,
• •
COMMISSION , MERGTIAIiTS
• AND DIA:LZB.B IN
Petrolenniand itatliduets.
Pittatnirglitnet—DALVh•Lb BITILDEICO. 'cor
ner of Dnqnsane Way and Irwin streets.
Otline—,l2, WALNUT er.
apl:wao
plr M. LONG & CO"
• Auartrracrußaaa or
_
I I tHF, WHITE 'III3IMING OIL,
• end "L t7C.IFEB."
Offloe, No. 2 Duquesne Way, mono.
HARI)W,AtA)n.
—.—. -
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
uNDsrf, girtsßrr & EU WEgt
Manufacturers and linpatters IP
'la ID JR. 3F4
~• • • •
CUTLERY, &C.'
887 LIBERTIC
• °°.l:7,4kgr/whirsmo ; • •: t
- " 7
....neliquire Viilosi Depot.
PITTSDURGH:'
• &rata Int YMBRAIIKS, SCAMS.
NOVELTY WORKS,
PITTSBURGH
. .
NOVELTY WORKS.
:
Au)azas, .11VNEE -dr , . CO
icAistrAennirs OP'
Allititene Standard. Patent' Platfbrin
and Counter - . •
SCALES.
Janne faced Patent Door ,Locks
and' Latches,
PAINT AND 0 1I ER MILIA
LtALLZABLZ IRON, ow.
COrner of drant and t ltlint ; 'Streata,
~.1117autracia;
(LAKE svrEitiofi
nioirza mu. .0 onwrise wolia
`+~ N 1
:.0
A!tlEi‘'liicCUßDY & CO,
..
J erre.
, i iin ' ten ofililleaft as an a l l A NA . re:
lop . (MVO' 0
mot, pelter,po lee lder. Also, Imel'lliVlige
4 " i 711' Pate, 11, 1 3 ,111nei lri .TiO0 "
12111 .7147 rllle , Wila s AW Ala llie
r for. • Lrati s elb t allgoshesu r e
i it 1 .T.tX:ir; ITA:11!1.1, colt I.
Siva i , odnlbollosSia,g, NEno,3 *vow
• , FIRA N4a*L.
.IWVNA.,;..S.I,J."A•:;WtrI..;.•:ILVJ'JN;IVWISI"••
FORT - BAKIRtir . -tOI III NY.
. .
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : • : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DEALIMS 1.151 I
GOVERNMENT SEUURITPE,
AND' COLD.
lATEREST ALLOWED ON TIRE DEPOSITA.
Oollodloas made oa AU aoaeolibla Veleta te the
Vatted States and cannons. • ,
D 1611710118:
dna. 0 Mau.
Robt. H. Hing,
*drew 1110 or.
dames Id. Balla. '
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. Wallace.
IL IW/cots, '
NATIONAL BANN OF COMIRCE,
Cor. of Wood and Rail St&
leust.
A. PAT BI 91iiIMO • • •. .Pride
or.
JOII• fp
85 0 1 no
CAPITA -4 0 s"'-(iih
A.. Ilevm,
win, lockh rown,
Mica. art,
W. 5.
Allan Shea.ck.
DlBool=l DUI.
WET, CAIJOBEH & CO.,
BANIERD BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention e pa i nto be menage and
" I
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
1,
SiglieDrartia On Ltoriaimi.
inyted
N. Houma '
3341114Z33GMEtElp
Collections made on sal the l
principal points or the
United States and Clutsdna.
r
00I)PER.
.LITBEULN. Preen.
BAWL. Ai
ti as. (*abler.
D. LEST
DIEIZOOBS; g e W. Cu.,
=1 MeCandle•S.
wa. Douglas,
Win..Meec.
/4.-715 8 : 141:012 .
ix,
OSUCCISSOBA TO HANNA. HART I 00i.)
DIJSZES LA
57 Market Street,
r=w'rsummu,.es.
Stocks, Bonds and 'other Securities
Botroxr ANDi BOLD ON comanssioN.
Particular atteritim paid to the Derekeee
sale of •
ignited States fAecttittibs
Ja3o:al ,
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ENDERSON & BROTHERS,
11, Mt Liberty street, Dealers la Diags. Paints
*tent Medicines. . jale.D
W. ILiCHEOWN 'a BRO• 9
WHOLESALE'BRUGGISTS,
.1121 D 1dA21177.9F11711.9811 Or
Carbon COIL
NOTED TO IW. 105 LIBERTY !OEM,
PITTSPURGIL NOVA.
, -
White Lead, Window Glass and Glassware at
Malluisetunere prier,. de9
iLECTIC WIER CORDIAL,
An Infallible remedy for .11weetier Clodltgalea; Mars
then, llybanterec IVoacutta, boar ',nomad' and
Cholera Morbus.
•
DL. CIS' Cep CERE
A speeltle for Cholera,' ,eramps ' Plan n
gbh, for sale by . . 6
HARRIS '&
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets,
A.GLEINTIS IMES
I. so oonAKER 4 BOWS
PURE WHITE .LEA.
MCCOY'SVWs4UPHITMI4 ORE,IP
oxonly wan paint that list deteriorate tor
oxiboars , It WM look Irinaonger and sirs
more perfect satisfastion tlian nth Dalai, la tbe
arks'
- -
kvi
;
. . .
PIESBURGII RollBlit
• .
•.• ESTABLIERED 1850 e
•
SCHATD
• •
& rRIDAT
IJIPONTORO OP - IMBEION
InNES AND,,LIQUORS9 '
Aro: . 409 Penn Steed; Pittsburg/4.
Would direct the attention of the public to the fact
that, DT. seising superior facilities through wens
large "Wine and Liquor Datums In Europe. and
making Utar importations dirstot they ass enabled
to oder the various gradea of (Melee V,I2fES Jhtf
LI4UODS at porkies less Alum Sasterp ratel. lin.
lUMIIIOOIIII of qualities and comparison of prices
respectfully solicited.
A choice satOrtment of pare OLD WM WRTh
EST constantly on hen
S. FINCII A CO" ,
,~pta. IRiI, 187. ISO. 191. in sod IYO. ,
' , PIEST krr MEET, PITTSKIRIiIir
MAYOTACTIMILS 07
copperPere Rye -, yrkiskoi
Auo, dealer/ In'tol/.111 1 /N VINES and Litiudss.
- C N
rroll , A D CIGARS.
EXtELSIOn WOUIUU
. 7 ,11.. .11111".. ‘J.EME.11515101410
- " ,yomitaatuttlianili Design', '4
faiPlirOs SP, sr, 9w% .PIPOWASII"'
- 13 ' 1 14. . VOl, l /40 Ifgpv*Peallirls 1 fgpv*Pealli rls
; I. lar%
a. _ILA.. a .14
CENTRAL Al). ENION
,•
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheap* -Investment now In the market for
gale vs
PEE. It. TUCE-la r EZ ,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE 1g WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer In Goverment Bonds. Gold and
Coupons aad European txehaniga as market rates.
dezi
T, BRADi 004
(illeOeuors to IL Agin h CO—)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
33AL ZeT-33rt. 3111FIL Sit
BUY AYR SELL 411.1.1. KINDS oT
GOYERRILFZIT SECURITIES,
. sour snug Arm coma%
- ON MOSE FAVORABLE TERMS.
tar Interest Allowed on Depoefts.
Money loaned on Oovenumesit Roads at low
est market sates.
Orders eseeated for the Purchase and
Bale, of MI M, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY fr. CO.
. ,
tar PASTIES DESIIIIING TO IN
, vMT In UNION' AND CENTRAL PA
CIFIC EONDS can save one per cent. by Purchas
ing before -
.TANLYARY
Bonds on hand for deliver,.
JAMES '.T,. SIOUX a co.,
Agents Central and Union Pacific Railroad cons
pies, corner Fourth and Wood stre ets. d,athla
.
topstittglj Gaittte,
FINANOB AND TRADE.
OPTICS Cl ran Pirrasu Boa fakzErTE
TUESDAY, January 19, 1868.
Quotations as received by Ph. R. Mertz:
Gold, 135; Silver, 130; Eighty-one's
111%; Five. Twenties, 1862, 113; do 1864,
109%; do 1865, 109%; do 1865, Consols, 108%;
do 1867,`108%; do 1868, 108%; Ten Forties,
107%; New York Central, l ls7%; Erie, 29; .
Reading; 95%; Pittsburgh; Fort. Wayne dr.
Chicago Railroad, 121%; Ohio & Missis
sippi, 34%; Michigan Southern. 91%;
Cleveland ez Pittsburgh, 88; Chicago it
Rock Island, 127%; Chicago ik North West
ern, 83%; do Preferred, 88%; Western
Union Telegraph Company, 33%; Pacific
Mail, 123%; Adams Express, 49; Mer
chants, 12%; Gregory, 3,6 0 ; Quartz Rill, 70;
Smith andParmele, 2,65.
X—Cloaing quOtations received by James
T. Brady dc' Co.: Gold, 186; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 112%; 5-20's, 1862,
113',; 5.20'5, 1864, 109%; 5-20's, 'IE6S,
110%; 10-40's, 107%; 5.20'5, January and
July, '65, 108%; 5-20's, January and July,
'67108%; '6B, 108%; June 7-30's, par less '4;
July 7.30'5, do %; 7-30's, due Compounds,
119. •
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET
MITI= OBTHE PITTSBURGH GAMUTS"
TUESDAY, January 19, 1869.
The Market has again taken another
turn upward, and, as always is the case,
when there is a reaction either way, there
was considerable excitement manifested,
plentY ,i, of buyers and but very few sellers.
4!..Dtw rp has advanced to 57%058, but
tor some time past Antwerp has not been
regarded as much of .a criterion; indeed,
that market now seems to be influenced
by our own instead of our markets being
,controlled by it. The . Boston Bulletin, re
garded as a very reliable commercial jour
nal, reports the stock of oil in the world on
the first of January a minion of barrels
short compared with the year preceding! It
is but proper to reuiark, however, that
this is a disputed point, and one, which, in
the absence of full and accurate statistics,
it is very difficult to determine. It is
generally. conceded,' we think, that the
stocks ,beth in this country and Europe
will fall short of what' they were one year
ago, and that the conaumptiYe; demand
has been and is Milt steadily, increasing,
'but as to whether there is a deficieno : of a
million of barrels, it la difficult to . Saar
i:eine. The . point is, a very important one,
as on this, to some •extent, hinges the fu
ture of the maritet t and it is to be regretted,
as we remarked some time since, '.that
liOdatina in ragft'il.P. oi are
nbt more reliable and satisfactory.
The Crude market was Srtn to-day, , with
an improved deinivid, and with more bay'.
ore than Sellers, prices ruled higher. We
can talort tiaga ntna an *Pat at /W. which
la an atigrance of from % to a %.. compared
with yesterday. ' 8,000 bbla "put,"
Mx months from date at 14, and $150; and
1,000 bbisroast? at 14 and > J200..
amingsiD
As already . intimated, was firm and
„lomewhat excited today, and a pretty
sharp advance, (simpered with yesterday,
was established. Bile 500 bbis each March
to jam) st 84 500 each Febuary to June at
85; 1,000 each Jaauary and Febaary at MX;
Loop,Janttary at 58%; 500 each April to
June at Upend 500 each same months at
85%. , Offers to buy last half March at 34%;
88 for all year, buyers option;' B4% for
March end Aprilf 83% .for January to
March; and 88 for spot.
Bell
CHUBB OIL.
J. B. Bell • . 960 I b'awcett, L. & 8... 240
J. C. Kirk pat'k. 880 lock lisrt & F'..... 960
Citizens Ref. Co 80 Forsyth & 8r0.... 880
r
•10
Total
011.13 HIPPED A. V. It. R.
t
11. KOOhler . .:te Co.; 07 Obis refined , to'
Waring; King & Co., Philadelphia.
EL W. Morgan & Co., 250 do dote War
den, Frow,V,Co., Philadelphia. . E ,
firaun .t Wagner, 260 do do to * Waring,
King t Co., Philadelphia.
Nat. Rel. & St. Co g 38 do do to New
York, Paradna Co.
Motel, & Co., 187 do to W. P.
Illitsu &Bro.. Phibulelphia.
W.A. Sproul, 58 do tar to Libby & Clark,
Philadelphia.
suf r on Kotievilptki.,lStdodotoTehiel
Iron Works, Philadelphia. • ,
Total ship:6lolde 1tettue.1.....-..;.
74777
• 61 Mar
‘ 94,atirit , PED new! whom
'O. Pr o e4. 1 ,114.(10 M.
t 4P, tp„,,Wav,
, '• •
grub]; 52' Vlo &silo IN;Lincolii'it'
Co.,Boatono n ; " .1
Total idPISOKOP 1140.06/669048111•404:44.
" Tar.. t .
14,-111661 134.14:1 . U.A.IALL
PITTSBURGH ILiatKETS.
Gin= OP TH:11 PITTSEUBOS GAZETTE, t
TcrEsnAv, January 19, 1869.
The markets in a general way continue
dull, and unsatisfactory with a light vol
ume of business in the aggregate, and what.
is worse still, there-is but little prospect at
present of any immediate improvement.
The receipts both by rail and river, are
again increashig, and stooks generally are
fully up to the requirements of trade.
APPLE BUTTER-75 to 80 cents.
APPLES --May be quoted all the way
from 54 to $6 per bbl, as to quality.
BUTTER-la dull and unchanged; we
continue to quote at 33 to 35. •
BEANS—S3,SO to $3.75 ner bushel.
at 4 to
CRANBERRIES—Du l; $l9 to $2O. 4%.
CBEESE—SaIes Hamburg at 16 to 17;
and Goshen 19 to 20c.
• CARBON OIL—Is quoted firm . , in a job-
Mug . way at 29 3 to 80 for standard white.
DRIED ' 'FRUIT—SaIes Peaeues, at 12 to
13 for quarters, and 16 to 17 for halves. Ap
ples firm at 10 to 11. ,
DRESSED HOGS-13 to 14c. .
HAY—Dull but unchanged; we continue
to quote baled at 518 to 125 for inferior ..to
prime.
HOMINY--$6,25 to s6,so . peibbl. '
EGGS--Dn11; pickled 25c, and fresh
packed 300.
PROVISION&—Bacon is firm wit h job
bing sales at 1 to 15c for Shoulders, and
19 to 19%0 Or H 4%
ams. Country Lard, Dig
to 19c, and 20 for prime kettle rendered in
tierces, and - 21 c in kegs and palls.- Mesa
Pork, 580,50 to $3l.
LARD OIL--Firm at 51,38 to $1,40 for
No. 2. and 51,68 to $1,70 for No. 1. •
GRAM—Wheat continues dull and may
be quoted at 01,75 to 51,80 for Winter, and
$1,45 to 51.50 for No. 1 Spring. Oats steady;
we continue to quote at 64 to 65c on track ,
and in elevator, and 66 to 613 c in store.
Sales of Ear Corn - at 80c, and Shelled ,at
82c. Re is in fair demand at $1,45 to
$1,47, a n d but little offering. Barley is still
qnoted at ,80 to ,85 far No. 2 Chicao
Spring, and;l $1
52 for prime Ohio and Penna g .
SEEDS=SaIes of Cloverseed at .53 to
•to 59,50, and . Timothy at ' 5 3,25 to $3,50.
Flaxseed ma Ybe quoted at 52,35 to 52,40.
SALT—Stilt quoted at 12 by the car load,
and 10 to 15c-per barrel higher for small
lots in store.
POTATOES --Dull and nnchinged-73
75c on track, and 80 to 85c instore.
SORGHUM-6 0 to 660.
POULTRY—SaIes dressed Chickens at
12 to 13c, and . Turkey! at 16 to 17c. I
TALLOW--Rendered, 1134 to 12c.
PEANUTS-51,75 per bushel. \
FEATHERS-Sales to the trade at 80 to
85 for live geese, and 90 to 95, in a retail
gray
FLOUR—The market is-quiet and un
change. We continua to quote at •
$7,25t0 $7,7$
for Spring, and Winter Wheat,
$8,50 to $9,00. B y Floiir, $B. The
Pearl Mill quote their brands, made of the
nstWheat,
at 30
as follows: Extra Family Flour,
barrels, $9,, and, in sacks, $9,00 per
barrel; Double Extra Family, in barrehr,
510,00, and, in sacks, 59,70 pn barrel;
Spring Wheat Flour, in barrels. $7,80, and,
in sacks, 57,50 per barrel. The City Mills
quote. prices as folloWs: Extra Family,
(Winter) in barrels, $9,30, and, in sacks.
$9,00 per barrel; Double Extra Family, in
barrels, $9,80, and, In sacks, $9,50 - per
barrel, and Spring, $8,00,,in barrels, and
$7,70. in sacks, per barraL
WHlSKY—Highwines are still quoted,
12 a jobbing way, at 97 to 51.
Markets by Telegraph.
New Yong, January 19.—Cotton dull,
heavy and 10.3.40 lower; saleh 1,800 bales at
28aVo for middling uplands. Flour dull
reeelptal 6,975 bbis; sales 5,900 bbis at $.5,65
a 6,70 for superfine State and Western; 56,65
a 7,20 for extra State; $6,50a7,60 for extra
Western; 57,80a9,50 for white wheat extra;
56,80a9,10 for round hoop Ohio; $7.50a8,50
for\ extra St. Louis; 59,00a12,00 for gocd
ehdiee do., closing dull; California Flour
nominal. Rye Flour quiet; sales 200
bbls at 55,40a7,130. Corn - Meal quiet.
Whiskey dull and drooping; sales ,100 bbis
Western at 51,0381 , 05 free, the latter price
an lextreme. Wheat dull:and prices -with
out decided change; receipts, 790'bus; sales
37,000 bus at $1,5634a1,60'f0r No. 2 spring in
store and afloat, and $2,2552,30 for white
Michigan. Rye dull. Birley quiet; sales
2,000 bus State at 51,95. Barley Malt
Corn: receipts 16,621 bus; in fair request,
without decided change in price; sales ;
18,000 bush at 935 96 for new mixed western,
51,07a1,093; for old 'do in store and afloat,
91a95 for new' white western 95a98 for
white southern, 9634a97.f0r western yellow,
96a9734 for Jersey yellow. Receipts Oats
2550 bushels- . Oats heavy and lower ides
sales 25,000 bushels at 7534 for western in
store, 77a7734 afloat; Rice 'Arnie Coffee
quiet.. Sugar, more active: sales 800.hhds .
Cuba at 1135; sales 800 boxes, aaVana at 11 .
Molasses 'easier; sales 800 bbls' New Or-
I leans at 73a77;. sales 120 lihda'at 40 for Mid
i eovado and 56 for Demerara:- PetroleUm
easier; sales '4500 bbis of 1954%20 far Crude
and 84a34% for Rained bonded. Hops quiet.
Linseed Oil quiet. and steady, at al in casks
and bbls. Spirits Turpentine unchanged.
Pork firmer and irregular Italia 650 bbls •
at 529,50a29,75 for new.mess, 528,50528.75 for V.
old do., $21'25,50 for.prime, :$27,50a28,75 f0r,_ . .:..,
pilme mass. Beef steady, with sales of 131,>
bbis at 59,00a16,60 for new plain mess, and
1.14,00a19,60 for new extra Wean. Tierce , ,
Beef more active; sales of 6,850 tea at 527 a
32 for Prime, $.80a36 . for India mess.. Beef
Hafirm,. with ses of 160 bbia at 530a35
Cu M eats fi rm, wit al h sales of 200 pkgs at. -
123ia13c for shoulders, 14a16)ic for hams.
Dressed Hogs heavy at112%31314e for 'west
ern and 131ia140 for pity; middles firm at.
Ifiz i for Stratford out, with sales of, 50 bxs.
Lard firmer, with sales of 750 tea at.lBal 9 / a
for steam,'add-19%a19,0 tbr kettle ren
dered; also,. 1,000 Ice steam; miller, Febru
ay/ and March, at 195(0. , ‘ Butter , steady'at. ' •
3214043 for.; Obits • Cheese firm: at .16a20a;
Freights to ;Liverpool lower. with. engage.
moats tor 50,001 bus grain -et O. for, Wheat
per jail, - snalfl. for , cora per ;steam,
for wheat per stew!:
. arid 2,50 0 . bbls dour
'pert. 'Swim 25. -
Lehest—FioUr awed quletind 'steady fir,
low grades , add'. Very heavy for medium
and" good: Wheat quiet 'without . decided
change, with but little expert inquiry, in.
consequence of the decline In freistita. `Bye
dull end, nominal at $1.50-: Otts dull' and
heavy at 75540 *Oat, and 770 fur western in.
s t or e cora,*eady. at 13a9554c. for new
!nixed Western, end 111,07a1,09%, for .old.
mixed wietemin store and tifloat.,, Pork
quiet and very Arai It $12.62430; for new
La mle. Beef quiet atid Anchanged: . Cut.
Meats firm, With moderato ihqiiiry. Bacon.
quiet and ;'firm.' Lard very firm and ad=
saucing, with tales .200 tierbee steam fo r
April at 19,441. • Eggs dull at Wan
Dry Gktods.—Cotton goods market is less
active • and an• upward tendency for_ the
time being.has been arrested; heavy drawn
aheetinges in moderate request at 170 for
best makes 16Ao for second best, and 140
for the best makei of unbleached shirtings.
Pepperell R haie advanced to 15c; New -
York tnills bleached muslina firm at 27'4a ,
280;,. Watusutta do. 25e; Lonedale, 134, and
Hope, 15%c. Fanear styles of new prints in
limited request at 18a183io and 1481434 for
extra do. Lancaster ginghams bring 17c,
Glasgow, 17c, and Roanoke. 12c. Washing
ton cambricat are selling. at 110, and me.
dluin light styles of deLaineis at 200. -
ens considered very dull, yet Jirlees, rule
steady. -
cr,gysz.inn; 19 Flour dull,
and ravers buyers for city made; at $11,005.
511,25 for treble extra white; .119,504 9 ,7 5 f0r
,doable extra amber;18,2546,50 for double'
extrkwinter; 57,7548,00 for ' double extra'
.epring,countrymade; $7,80a88:00 for double
extra redlittarainbET; ;7,0047,50 for SoublS'
extra soling; 1:$945410,00: for :whiter.
White wheat. held at 7 LOW for , No. =l. real-.
yjnter.' Dora, ,sales , two ••cart it 715728.:
Ide, one :ear s et 420. ,:tty.)-.helqat.,
$1,1100.11,56 f9r N o =
71 4 51.2 1 544. 1 1 2 4 Par 4 0 K •
.Petroleard ig sei Op; ,dpoian da
gyn . +) ei eet:i t niitarw,
fbr , baud 1
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