6.
DUQLTESNE WORKS;
COLEMAN, RAM Bi-CO„
Manufacturers ot
IRON, NAILS, STE'EL,
,• , .
, - AXLES AND SPRINGS,
Duquesne Iron. ,Bheet and Tank TM. Junider
ata
Don. Wagvni Boa Iron:Chi/roost Iron. ()Pin
Iron, XL. iron. noised Cutter Bart, Guard Iron.
Drag and Dronner, Bars, T Ralf for Coal Roads,
Iron W edges, Flat Rail for Coal Roads, Boiler
.Iron, Crow Bars. Chain LIDIM Boller Heads.
Steel and Iron Harrow Teeth. Carriage, Wagon,
Beat 'and Coach epringli. and Axial!, all atvies:
blab Steel for Plows, Cultivator/Reel, Steel Wings
and _ Moulds ent to to,ttern. 13,,ring etevl all
sizes. A. B. nteelandSteelTiret Steel Crowßars ,
Meet blushing, &e.
ALL GOODS FIRST T OLASi AND WAX:4 S :
es and Wor s 10th street and Alla.
er and. TT ,WATER STBEET, Pitts
. • , jaCcEt
airOfit'
thenl ft
burgh.
ROY •BIANCKER &I CO
GM
42 'Exchange Place, New York,
Are peP, as Sole Agents in the United
litotes for the Prussian Mining and Iron eon"-
panfot Duisburg, 'Westphalia, tO contract or
sell in q antitiesto suit purchasers, tdeliverea in
either 17 sr York or Philadelphii, ) the celebrated
V. O. SPIEGELEISE N
• ,;
exteneiv7ely for ti4liiaTixifictuting of
BESSEMER STEEL.
This Iron is free from %Wpm' and Phosphorus,
and contains a heavy per cen , age of Manganese.
Yell particulars', samples, prices, or cheinical
analysis will be promptly forwarded on applies
cation. 1530Ud76
gIEITOJETELiII STEEL WORIPL
SEGER Nana &
r ,
Frrvraimps.
ILiainfseturepi of every description-cif
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
3/A*l.w/a SPBINea,
ELLIPTIC karDrA,,
~ yrr9mispigel .
• •
Wareham, 88 Water and 180 First Sta.
BAER & PARKIN.
1013111311. PAST2iIOIB*
W. TerriC.AiS, REUBEN MELEE,
GEO. W. BABE, CRAG. PARKIN.
lapscut, TASTNEE-8. R. EIERJ
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BABA PATON
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, PA
fel4:d4B
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Ifannfacturers of all descrlptione of
. 00 . 1 11 10 1301L4
Oftlee and Warehouse, 1510. 1911,2914815C 037 D
and 119 and 191 FIRST ST.9.l;rawn, i
PITTSOURGUII.
IRON. WORKS.
Jas. Vsamrs., Pro's W. P. PosTits.
pITTSBURGR FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
y~exusAcTosass os
Bar Iron; -
Railroad Fish Bars end-Bolts; '
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
llisilrnad Car 4134015 hammered;
tooomouve Frits:sem
ILOeoulotive frame Shapes;
side Rods; •
Yokes, Straps;
lPisto, Meade;
Steashhoai Starts;
Steamboat Cranks;
put o " Bode, ristgn
Pitman „Tans, Collars, ate.
• .
Off!toe, No. 177 PENN STREET,
lITTSBUIZGII. FA.
- EVERSON, PRESTON $ CO., -1
. Pennivivania Iron Works.
Warehouse, Nos. 166 andl67 71118 T
STREET, o?postte Dfonongssels Rouse.
aral:d6 PrrTsavacku.
NOVELTY WORKS:
13ITTSBVINIII
!Toys's! won -Ks.
rounded As. D. 1833.
ADAMS; MIKE! & 00.
"szySTOITE RTAXDARDIP AIRE &NS'S PAT
ENT) PLATFORM AND COUNTEB
:SCALES .
Janis Treed- Pstint Deior
Pant indbotreciftlits, go ne Latehe~,
003111.3 or FLBST AVENTI,B dr, GRANT STI
. Plitsbursbi 'Pensesi.-
,
• - TAKEbo a
Ltatikimui AisiasisrNew9
•
•'. rikriviosl 3ll l 34l. •
Alta, iced: dun lk CO
ihestblArill.m.iirat
...and Solt
sedCoPWell°w''nalizreclstr
..4PPer.., I
toms, coelter Bolder. Alerl i lmM i z s w asi g e
meta, Tin .99
macnine Amid loolu
• Goisltantircinir - 4 4 4 4 - t arwriurosTsiss 1 . 11110 .
• Waseheiles,,,a h„,- .
ig°°"""' ne/IntreiliC4 te any desired Pia
" • ' ' Bpecisl,iirderil.r•C""7"" 1tiV14.,12414 ler
zoom M. mom ... . . Joe. zoirs....ooisT
JOHN M. COOPER & C OO l •
"• - -
•
BRASS VOTOSME RS A,
GA
, .
manes:torero of rintra AND itaABAMEIA
(ArDworiortijsuaiiiiiegg.to es
COl'. of Pike and Walnut Streets,
Prrtssuncto.,, s •
libig
.lpilip.,.,fOßT.: - iii ,ll PlTt . : .
FOUNDRY.;..COyFANY.
TWELFTH. STREET,
Engines, Bolling Mill Ma
clanerY, Nail Miehinee , Be
torts, and Castings generally.
AIMMEN
NIMONALSOUEDBX
AND fkiPE. WORKS.
corner carreuantsmasteuia streets,
WILLIAM SMITH,
OAST IRON BOW'', PIPE
. . ,
MY Pines ors all cast invariablyin Pits. in Op
sand. and 151 feet lengths.. Also, MI assortment
% '
of general
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
ATLAS WORKS,
ME
BLscriscnitto 13 07
mom
Pl. SBITRGH GAZETTE : THUMP AY, FEBRUARY 4, 1869
OFFICE AND WORKS,
PITTSBURGH; PA..
(27INTIL_IVAPs),
.
prrmg-Enfindu,
.;
Manufacturer of
You GAS iir]s*Avm*om.
/ would also call the attention of Superincand
.uts of Gas Works tO make of BETOII/1);
YOBTON .STREET, Ninth Ward,
rm•Tmit:rmtaxL
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
Theie Works Ire among the lastest and most
complete establishments in the West, and are
acne prepared to furnish •
Engines, of even/ ditiseriPtisia.
11011eri4 011 1114119 Pt,
■Lees Iron Work.
Railroad castings.
Boiling Castings.
Engine Castings.
Igaritine Castings.
General Casting&
ORDERS 2,OI4CITre.
n09:1a69
ROBINSON, BE& & CO.,
BUOCCAUSOU to 8081313014 KINIB & MnplES,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBdROH,
Atanutacturere of Bost and BtatIOULTI litetEl
Cieiti lia ßlat — ng
_ A litimlnaltrilescrillacpt ;IT ° G I=
and Stas,._Boiler and Sheet Iron Wort.
Office, No. lA, corner First and dmithlield
Streets. ,
Agents for GrFFARIPS PATENT INJECTOR
tor tenditkiiill e 2
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
' ..4... . Ander Street, Ninth Ward,
tOopoalte Union Iron 1111115,)
PITTSI3IJUGH.
Rolling Rill and Bridge castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES;
maolinurny AND CASTINGS azimitamr.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Merges reasonable.
MELT k
ocIS:L4S
THOBLtS CAJOLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Fortndry and linable !ono,
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, Ti.,
Manufacturers of,Bteain En es, 011 Pre g i n sses,
ru.leys, ,Oharting,,Brist stud *LW Mill Work,
BolUng Mill andidschine Casting". Orate Bars,
Weights, ;Wagon Boxes, &e. Blind to order said
bsve on hand Engines of au sizes. rnrl4:4s
!'VENTRAL FOIINDRIt ' '
AND ROLL WORKB - --:
880 Penn
.stzreet.
BOLLELLN, BOYD & BAOALEY
Chill Rolls, Mlll Castings, Roll Lathes, dm
LUMBER.
'T wawa I militant i :
- ALIELANDER PATTERSON. .
. .
Dealerin all Hin ds at Lumber.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE:
1.000000 feet Dry P l / 1 0 Boards;
150.00 0 feet 1% and% in Com m onlank; •
. . 30,000 feet Dry lA OenPlank;
ao,uou feet Dry 1 and A an d Oak; • '., t
- $15.000 feet Dry A, SX and 3 inch Ash,
5,01D0
f t, Dry. A, gm, a lll.Cbelli &Maple,
1 . 30,000 ft. DO' /.Ih , A and 3 inch Poplar:
10,000 feet Dry Poplar Scantling;
550,000 feet Hemlock Joists and Scanttog;
750,000 No. 1 10. inch Shingles, sawed;
A 50,000 No. 110Incn Shingles, sawed;
... .0,000 No. 1 15,1hchbglailies, 'Owed:
110.000 Pire - Brick; '' - , 2 i e '
' - 1,000 Fire Tile. ' .' ' , ) $
100 Ton / lire 43147: -. :„...:
'' Yltdul-No. SO PREALE STBAlux_,__lhrtill erl l
Nanchester,__and 15710:117,0UA STALL-N.ore.
sltethe,Oas Works, Allegheny Citli . lia•w•
. , . .
- - itezvikig
SPICK:
OEM
IRON BROKER ; I
*' l:24 First.eireetlPitb4mueci4T?
" Agora IcfrOtovssield Conln% Dooghamoro,
utinphipe, isabells,poncooooterooe,
doniaria otter Inurds Of ant te, Yo.
64431 Ooktzt(10. B. Oorell. _ .
PIO ISONS.
rwirdiddi te novice nrinoct.follv sztUaltod.
•
o - Ali co - M.ll COAL!!!
DICKSON, SiECIRT: & 6.0.;
Sextet rembred their Ocoee to , •
NO. 667 , LIBERTY:. STREET,
o.atelycity•inour xsui 0300151 D subs.
Axe prepared to tmLieb k pd YOUGEDID
no*
ORS 1.1431 De N'UT *AM. st,llio
lowest market ;nice. •
All orders len git, their oases, or stlllmerelt to
them througlt the me% 'will be staea to
protases,.
1111611 - -10 - t7.,00,;',.
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne Stn
• (NsAs ins Pony')
Engine Buiiders, Founders and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES of an sizes.
S pecial attention Invited to our new STAMM
ART OIL WELL ENGINE' AND POBTABIA
BOILER, of 15-horse power.
CASTINGS of every land, made to order stour
YOuntliT, on.THTBD STRKET.:bet 1 4 ye 'Market.
- RIGS -for-011 Wells," SMAFTIN XITLLEYS,
RANGERS ROUSE and TOBACGO CREWS , ono
IBON 'TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny Inver, neu the Point.
PTPTBBilllali; PA. i • ;
far All orders promptly filled. Ts? ITS
FORT PITT
11011M,STIII Mil- TAU
WO'RBS.
aNy DER,
aulnoAcTaaiss 07
TIM:MAW ;DOUBLE-ILITED TUBULAR.
FIRS-BOX AND 'CYLINDER STEAM BOLL
ENS.
giTasia..
'.-0113asxt. :#: • sari)'#as PANG.
EDITTLING . PANG. RA.= PANS AND OCF!.
DENIMS;
EasomErsaa AND - IRON
awl
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Otßee sildliliiotato, corner Sooond,
Thirds Short and Lilborti Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Mr Orders seat to the above address s will tie
promptly attended to.
•
BARNHILL & CO.,
BAILER ,racc*KERS
AND S HEET IRON vironkams
NO3. PO; WA. VA AND 5/6 PIISN BT.
Ha'Wing secured a large yard and fbruisher
with the most approved machinery, we eta re.
pared thmanafacture every description of B -
ERSin the best Manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the country. Chimneys Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steals Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensera,..94D,Pans, Teaks, 011 Stills, Agit*.
tore, Scathing /cabs. Boiler Iron, Itridoll, Bassi
Pas and sole manufacturers of.
Barnum%
ante
done on shortest notice. Waal
JAMES M. AEU,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
ZT178131:1B 911,
KLNIIIPAmpim!k
IRON -'' OIL-TANS,
SETTLING PA-VS, COFFEE EITILLX.PAPA.
BOLLING WILL STACKS,
AmetS,EILET IRON WOWS.,
For Steamboats
aim ja. .. ........ swum) D. 1011011
JAILED 111. BRUSH & SON,
-`" xAm-urActirraus
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tasks.
SHEET IRON WORE,
- 61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, P.
STOVE, CASTINGS, Bco
TUE BEST STOVES.
A. BR.ADLEY & Cd.
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves
•SO BE YOU ND IN TEE STATE.
Sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Oriental Stoves and 'Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. Best In the World for Parlor,Ogice. Store
Ch u rch. F :re needs no rekindling—burns all win
ter. Do notb vr , until you see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
oar Affects f orOrientair-DEklgthEß BROS..
BUT C O.,
9
ikwarrAcruatas 07 /MIRY VARIETY OP
eigricrcnoa,
BOSTON COOK.P:a
THE-iiiin
FOR WARNING BUILDINGS
TICE NEW ANTI-DTIST COOKING STOVE,
••REGULATOIL,, COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,.
VAN'S (Cincinnati Pattern) PORTABLE
RANGE C AST DION MANTLES, WELL/iLiIPS
REP ‘,ECTOISi.GRT; F EN D E RS, from dirt and dust;
GRATE FRONTS, ite.
206 mid 208 Liberty Street,
5e25:717
coOli STOVES*
• .
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL adc CO.'S
wRiu*PH,
FOB B111^17.4!d:q 0 CS CO.ILL.
Warrazited to cook, Bake or Bat t ik's,.
a
NM s any o other Store lathe Maim
.• , ,
./
1 11
tialffailii 009
No.: Alp.r) Liberty Street: : '
.3.00,0, mind for sale,
Iftral ._
10154466iDitii;
. 131
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DITTSBITEIGH PAPER MAN
.I,telittagitgi o. R ol ghr nMa r 4turerts
PRINTING & WRAPPING PAPERS.
crkittitirma4,24Traic. Omo.
BRIOSTUDI MILL—NEW BBIOHTON. F.
..-- .q. Y .
: • ‘917191/Mffill 3-.rtBIT 9T/5E d 6 jr.E.t.
No. Sit tiird "titIVS; Ilitillailif PA.
..417EARMIA=4,-.
- tuaiwc- RIDDLE . Moro Mw
' Dmicsonti—dugrat• Hata °. Johntinvell, 8.
716 ttartrarmlonlawa •
g,fr,„
„won
MO/ Tall ralA__
.....„.....................„........i.......vropizi,_ ~, :,..., ~..;_::: 4.?4,- 1ab1::_ ,..,,. , ,. 1 . ,_.._,,,. Eii
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.„,;,-, y •„'..1,..iV;;,; •,_...... -` ,' '" "ding ::41nr3321111?" '. .
itraCMrie Mono rilnliet ..
' • , ,
isror6hweatccraercAVadComman.Allenheny. ratrrr HOUSE MEM:WION BUILDINGS,
, irapra ATyirga iiii CO. Nos. II end 4 St. Clair Street. Pittaberak, I'd.'
nave on hand or topers on snort notice tattle special , &Mattes- isivenAte,:ther des to anti
and Step • Stones. Its for Endel" 4 "• e 'W Y neildinie of 43011 tit BOUM Awl PUBLIC
Vaults, to, Boad sea Tomb Stones, te.
Orders sisomptiyetzeostell. Prime reasonable I BUILDIFGEI.
. •
NEE
TiIN.Q - All'Age.
No. 169 Wood Street -
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
• DICILIMEW
asvmmir BEOURITIES
AND COLD.
IBTEDEST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS
Collections made on sU accessible points In
the United Mates and CadUM.
•
DIDECTOUBL
D.:Hostetter; r" ~‘, 1 Jiaten.M7:
Jaines Gordis:l4 . Andrew miler,
D. Wallace.
Z. Fa7raett, 1 James N. Ball 4.
*TATMILLII, Preio.
1); IthET
NATIONAL Bitli -It COUERGE,
,
sCor.'of'Wocid and Mth St&
President.
AlarliEM°3ll4.7" ' .. ''
...: .Cashier.
• i I•
CAPITAL, 1 :
:: $500,000.
. ..._
DIEDIDTDBB:
A. Patterson George W. OW.
Wm. H. Broirn., 1 BH. Palmer,
Chas. Leekbart., i • Am. Done'',
Dan. B. Darldson, 1 Wm. Bernd.
.
W HILTOU
. , 13.
.. 1 _.I .
DISCOI*4II DOI;
ans:olli
inickter, CAUGIFIET - b , co.,
LL.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Cortier Third and Wood Streets,
rrrorsotrucen, PA.,
usucosasoas TA? ELASTIA. /ABM S C 0..)
.. . DIAMIREI IS -
Exchange, Coin,.Coupons,
And partieular attention paid to the purchase
t :1 44 1 g1e
GOVERNMENT. BONDS.,
Sight Drafts on Losidork.
anrimar -"-- :• -, •
N. 00131E8 & SONS; -
3191-al-ral ErliMlaUS,
`67 Market Street,.
loPTriEII3I3RWEE, PA.
- • r
. .
the
on all th e principal points of
the United States and Canada&
Stocks,Bon6 and other Securities
BOVOIiT Aiiri SOLD ON aONNISSION.
• Particular attention paid SO the prashase and
sale of
United States Securities.
ja9o:al.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY
HERBERT IV. C. TWEDDLE,
MANUFACTURER OF
Lubricating Filigh Test Burning Oils.
•
Eclipse Railroad Azle Oil.
Stands great 'beat without change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. ppecial Oil for
tropical cli.Mates or hot weather.
'74)Coiniothre. Sagisse — ', Plaiehine Shop,
VIII cut Screws. ' , - •
Saw llill and Planing 31.111 0111,
Adapted for high speed. _ ,
1
Spindle on, 'Wool Head.l.lgistell,
Oil, Tanners , Stuff- Beissole,
Ins a Finishing Oil, Gasoline,
newness Oil Passalithe.
1 • ARMOR VA.RNISW, to preserve Bright Iron
WeTklUld.Mlialineri from /Mt. ..
These products are manufactured under Dr.
.Tweddle'spatent by Superheated Steam in Vac
ua°. Tne:Lubricating Oils are almost odorless,
perfectly pare. uniform, arid mostly light col
ored. stand a high temperature unchanged and
remain limpid during extrente cold. The Railroad
Ohs are 'unequalled, aar R ail r o ads , st use on
m ast
of the principal Samples can
-be examined and orders left at
Bridge XOO
STREET, Works at Sharpsburg Bridge.
VirABING AND KING,
Comsdislon Merchants and Broker' In
Petroleum and - its Products ,
DALZELLI BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PiTTISSUB6IIII, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
xrrniiiinxon. PA
VCR. BROTHERS p
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DIJILICESIZI -
Petroleum and its Products,
kifieerialitileti - BDUADI NG •
earner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.,
i r7, 74 , 1 7: Wri. l!A
IDr /IL LONG & CO., _
xiaruiricrinnuma oir y• ,
PUBBI,VBITE BURNING OIL,'
tfitaP_Wtriffr4l7lF-8.!!t a
Offloe, ?la 2 Duque* Way, Pittaburgb•
. 7: .,,,,,- ), , 7 . .
Blilr-tift.mlLY BAR
i l
Math KILL Three Star Green G - . - d. etliaiZe
FRENCH FAMILY FLOUR: .
.1-110:01,441.1) on De 4zitto - 9, when ewe
latent e
EARL
P
t SILL BLErallltolligit Z; A I ',:
1 v REABL 1112 BED BE i • •• `
- iiiant 006 i AGlMantrsollll4M. .
B. T. UMW! Is BEN.
Auezheta. Sept. 9. 188 K. Pima. KILL;
CENTitAL AND
ON. Cashier.
T;Jklr. U A. ar.
on.s.
WARING, KING & coa,
127 Walnut Street.,
FLOUR.
UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY RODS,
The cheapest Investment now in the market for
sale by
Nomarsz,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE * WOOD STREETS
Also, dealer In at Government Bonds. Gold and
et
doutxms and European Exchange mark
rates. den
JANES To BIM! &
(Boceettots to & JONES & C 0..)
Corner. Foutik,and Wood Sts.,
.A.N3Erh:E.(IEIL. fab,
BUY AND ism. ALL KENDS Oi
GOVERNMENT SIMUMS,
SOLD, Sian An counNs,
,021 XO5l FAVOILABLi
Intereet Allowed caiDePoeits.
ar Money loaned on Government Bonds at
()West market rates. . ' '
Orders executed tor the Purchase
and Sale' of .15T00309, BONDS sant
GOLD. •
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
itt..:litt.4.l#o, - T , iii!!'a*.
FINANCE 11Np TRADE,
. ---- ,
Orricrs OP IIITTKRIBOH GAZETTS, i
I;s7r.nrsnansv.lebruarY 3, 1363 . 1
Gold resnains steady at 135% to 135%,
on . the 4. repost that ; the '. Government
would:: ittsuine its sitlig; :Of surplus gold
taken in, daily from duties has caused a
strong desire to sell, and the niarliet .
which had tonched 1353 i ' early' in' - the
morning, declined atlonce to 13535. ' The
decline in gold improved quotations for
Obii-doltk tiirofiet *l4 , robild lots are
shipped isitaiii; besides 'raid& shipments '
of Railroad securities, :Which keep a
liberal supply of exchange on the mar
ket,:, and " avoids ! bullion shipments,
which eventually Wive to come to cover
the dedoiency in, , the exports, which
since_
January already amounts to over
ten million dollars in gold. • '
The bond market is' steady, with a
mere growing demand' for bonds, es-
pecially in small amounts. Bonds are
likely to advance considerably during
the beginning of next month, provided
gold' remains at present prices.
In stocks, the market has entirely-re
covered from the heavy decline of
Saturday, and an increased lemand for
an upward movement is made. Express
shares are very strong, and have ad
\vanceqi from? to 12 per cent.
In lbcal stocks more inquiry is made
for Columbia and West Pennsylvania,
but buyers are not'over anxious to pay
Are advance asked on these stocks. .
Business very dull, and money is
scarce.
Closing quotations as received by Ph
R. Mertz: Gold, 135%; Eighty-one's,
1.1.2%; Five Twenties, 1862, , 113%; do,
1861, 109%; do, 1865, 110%; do, 1865, new.
108%; do, 186, 108%; do, 1868,108%;
Ten Forties, 108%; Railroads Cleve
land & Pitteburgi. 94; Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & ' Chicago. 121; Chicago
& Rock Island, 131; Chicasro dr North
Western, 83%; do Preferred. 92%; Erie,
-- New York Central, 161%; Mehl-,
g u n` Southern, 94%; Reading, 96%; Ohio
csMississippi Certificates, 38%; 'West
ern Union Telegraph Company, 3
19 %;
Merchants Tinton Express
Adams, 48;
Company,
%; Pacific Mall, lay s ;;: - ;•
Mining shares—Gregory, - 2,75; Qiiiitz
Hill, 70; Sznith & Parmele, 2,30; Cory
don, 12.
—The New York Chamber of Com
merce have for several weeks past been
disaussing the subject of specie resump
tion. The.object of the' discussion was,
as expressed by Mr. A. A. Low, to "fix
upon some reoommendatibn to Congress
to show that the merchants of New York
had some.detinite d ideas as
to ths great financiali ssues s of the day."
Among the members there is however, a
great diversity of opinion 04 the subject
of contraction of the currency. There
are advocates of allgrades of contraction,
from $10,000,600 per annum to $50,000,000
per annum; while others are unquali
fiedly opposed to any contraction.
Many think'that:the public debt should
be paid in coin,lind that Congress should
commit the country to that at once. On
the question legalizing coin contracts the
Chamber *as unanintons. ~
-The Chicago . ' Trunine, of Tuesday,
says: Local money affairs remain in just
about the same condition as at the close
of Usk "week.' - The ‘lsaultai,,generatly re
port money easy with - a gradual impasse,
of deposittyiboth - •from oeity merchants
and *obi country banks. WithNthef
banks, however, most intimately con
nected with the Grain and PrOVidOn.
trades, money Is working close yet, as
War otitittniieri 414;'{celtlait mor e
and
more capital in those products held here.
Corieidelisble currency continueau to be
/PPS to, Ate country, but the 'receipts
• ?ft
bid there irti,)Piobably, yet a little in
t i i
puma of obi ;nerds. -.! Lg•
')U:ttelhiii. Fifaidoilfiedeli;ed by 'James
,Bradv., ,C,o,t, Isola, 135%;• •17tdted'
stal4 - wee: Agg ll3 , ll2 q; erSt`Lati
113V0 1628% a 1864 i :- 109%; 5.4.4 a, A ,
//O -.
5-2044: Jamul oand-: July, 1865,
10834 M
O .IW 48674'408K; do., 1868. 10834.
Seven Thirties, par less' st, Due Com
tootitids,!: 119;,: , Unita - . n'Ette•ifie -Railroad,
H pall Dehtral, 1031 0g: Pacifies, 10134. .1
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rentoxisopt , MARKET;
Onion ow F satisc 8 GArATTE6
WEDNASDAN. FelkastrA.
The market • was again very -o :PArtt tor_
day, the time and-attention of oPeratVra
geueralls,Niipg:einklibed in diSculaing
the,l4pprhead bill, in regard to appoint
lug inspectors. The trade almost =enc. ,
measly Ouse of *Mr.
lifoorheadln regard to this mOveninist,'
Alleging that it is altogether unnecessary
anduncalled for, that it is gotten - tdi lit';
the prpose of creating fat offices, ad
that;if it sliodlit • become a'llw; lad*
, .. .
seriously injure the bustness,AyiArnpr.2.l -
. ,
sing a largely increased end unnecessaryi
tax on the trade. - It is also cilimplainedi
. . •
of our representative, : that h e ; should
,_
have informed the trade that such
movement was contemplated; and thus
have afforded an opportunity to investi
gate the matter, and, if deemed proper
to remonstrate against it. ' . - 2
The. Crude market, with the exception
of some little Inquiry for spot oil, con- ,
tintiosquiet and unchanged. We can
repot 500 bbls, on spot, at 17%c, and
2 000 bbls, same delivery, at 18c. Next 1.
six ziontlisisellers option; 4 held at 17%,
and ill he year, buyers option, at 20c.
Offers to sell all year, sellers o ption, at
16%4 which is a slight decline.
ILININED
COEtEE ' quiet and rather dull but nn-.
changed. Thirty.six and a half cents fl
seems tl be the standard . price for al- I
most a y -- delivery, with the next five !
month sellers option. Sale of 1,000 1,
each February and March at 36%c, and ,
1,000 for ; March , alone, at ' 363io.March
to Jule was offered at 38%c. All the
yell., buyers option, nominal at 40 to
41c, aid April to December, at 35c, ad-
yanclig %c. . 1
. • .. 3 - 1 = = ricdivilcATuto 01123.
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil 400
Bclipairßailroad Axle 35a
Ecllpst, Machinery • 75c
Eclipse' Spindle = 800
I
•EclipEel Tanners' Stuffing ',, c ....... 400
Belipst 'Dinners' Finishtng oil 650
.' - • t-zpontimil.in CURDS oi.L. '
\
Citizers Ref.' C 0.1.80 ' P.Welsenberg'r. l6o
\
• Fisher le Bro 240 H. M. Long 800 1
J. Galpgher ... . . 480 John Spear 50 : 1
W.Dlcontcheon. loo
T0ta1...........
--, ••• E/YEETPYSIVEA BT BY A. N. B. E.
Bradn& Wagner,3so do (Jo to War-
ing. Kieg & Co., Piladelphia. 1
t'itizers 'Ref._Co., 50 do de to ' Tar* 1
Bro.,Phiadelphia .
Aladdin Oil Co., 300 do lubricating oil';
go CaPed& Pierce. Philadelphia.
Totla-sfipments Refined..:. , 400 1,
Total shipments Lubricating:,........ 300
OIL SIMPED EAST racas DIIQIIESNE I
• Chas: Inky, 50 bbls tar to J,B. Truxal, 1
Philadel)hla. ' _ '
CATTLE DIARKET.!
PEM'A CENTRAL ST YARDS,
WEDNESDAY Feb.OCIC
3, IEB9. 7
' • •
I V Warr tat;
• Themerket this f a r thiallweek has;
been exceedingly languid, and dull
and - what is worse still, there is ba
little prospect of .any- improve merit. •
thesukilT IS fair, and in quality rather;
better than usual, but there was a re-:
markable scarcity of buyers, and, judg-i
ing fromiadications to-day; the largsst
proportion will have to be shipded st
on ownersaccount. There were one tor,
two vary the - droves in the pens, but
they wereCield above the views of buy-i
ers here, aid will doubtless have to be
sold in Phiadelphia or New York.- We
are cognizeit of 8%0 having been offered
and refusal for one of these droves.]
which in the present condition of the
market, wesregarded as , a , good offeri,
tut even at that, the owner, it is said,.
would not lave , got his money back
Films fat deers, such' as are usuall3
bought for Philadelphia, may be quotec
at r Bc, and medium do at 7 tte 7%. Then
is but very little inquiry fOr common
stock, at an 3 price.
We heard it stated , that some of th%
Philadelpnia buyers went to Baltimor
this week, while, others .will buy in Lan
caster and other a3joi ning counties
i .
tie eastern part of the .state, and it i
thought that from now until late in th!
spring, there will _not be. ast many Cal
tie bought here for that -market as ha
been during tte fall and winter.
TUESDAY. •
Bradley sold to W. Hedges 168 hea
good _lowa steers, weighing .205,400 lb
at 7,75..
Xtevene to
ter h e ad , 53 head, weighin
225, on private terms.
Smith t Blue sold 19 head for Ho
man to L sit J. Shamberg, weighing 16
350, at. 5,75.
WEDITESDA.Y.
Bradley to W: Kelly 14' head of con
monish stock, weighing 16,100, at 5,75.
SHEEP.
_
With largely increased arrivals. an
only a moderate demand, the She
market thus far has bean i e hard on:
especially for common gradas, and prim
for, this kind, compared with last weel
are lower. Prime fat Sheep were in
lin
ited bupply,fand if there had have I:10
any of this kind') on sale, they wool
have brought fall pricea, sap to 6 to 6
and we are dognizant of the inside quoti
tion having been paid for one drol
averaging one hundred Founds. TL
great proportion of , the sales thus . 1.!
this week, have been at prices rangiri
from 4 to 5,50.
HOGS.
. .. ,
There is no let down in-the Hog me
ket, and if the present is a fair criteri." 7 ,
of the future, it is not
ii likely that the;
will be for a month t come. The ar - ',
vela continue exceedingly light, and thg
are bought up as fast as they arrive';
fall prices: Yorkers may be quoted :"
10,50 to ,11 eta., and prime to extra Phil:,,
delphiti Hoga , si 12;2- to )12%—two c
loads on Monday brought 12,65, or son.,,
thing over' six thousand dollars. ThC.',
are those who still entertain hopes te...,
the market will break. about the first ~,,
March, as it is thought the receipts abd.. -, _
fi
' Thatrm teWill be-lar lyiiucreased, ars=
tigsidsfisnWtAke.TEl 'er, ihed have pret::
4 ,41 retired fibcd-th 'Market. ~:.
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~ Sr. Louis, Februar,y,o,—TObacco n0n,.1
',ugly', unchanged. . Cotten,,, very litt , '„:
irkg : and. low; middling sold at T.:4,
emp, r isothlOg dobt:Tiookquiet,_ wi.li
-9[111',14154.,,dexagi ;.. eupartine, 45,2, ,:-..
So.ool.A3kia, 16,4)9a 501, ,double exti
1/6,75aF0W treble extra to'fancy, 18,Cf.2
1,11 1 ;00. 'Wheat firm but quiet at IAA:::
,41,74 for e
prime to strictly prime, --,
-41,80 foecholce. Corn higher at 71a7 --.
Otesh-rsisicElfgbt,audyditmed to 63a6;1'.
iitirley very dm; choice lend fancy
linole sold at 32,10af2,25, and fancy M
nesoti4lll4Bs4!..ByeittUtchanged at sl,_,' ;
WWITY.l,l4alet At ziii,921,4n11,114. Pc.::::.;
ex te nod advanced to 632,,y,..
' 3gq',' tin trattbittd• arrive. Bulk Mea ', -,
sales mainly of lots up the river at 11 :- .3":" ,
for looie shoulders to buyer this mon'.;',:
,16 for .1q0pe.44, , ,54pd 1614 for clear sir
packed; shoulders and clear sides
spot at 133ia17.\> Bacon firm but quieti -,
'17% fer,,clear, rib and 18 for clear aid;;';
Ilhofild,iwal*dithl4so * Laiil firmer i:,
better .ai,'llX., r in lseit l i on dpot; sales K
Keokuk, - to buyer,:thls :mouth, 22% ';
tic4c,,and :N AV. March, 21. Hogs s`
Ur aii)11f.80a111 , 10. ? Cattle tinchangee
11:54a q. sliettp' range' at Vial per he
for choice. Receipts—Flour, 3,800 i
nisi WaeatP2,,lT.ool bisbehu Corn, 3'
do; Oati, 600 dot- 8ar1i5501400 do.
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