6.
STEEL' WORKS. • • J+ `- s "
lINLP FORT PITT
COLEMAN, ROM & CO„
3fluanfattnrer.s of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
Duquesne Iron, Sheet and Tsnk Iron, Juniata
Iron., Wagon Box Iron. Charcoal lon, cylinder
Iron, X. 1.. iron, Flanged Cutter Bars, Guard Iron. I
Drag and Dropper Bars, T Rail for Coal Roads, :
Iron Wedges., flat Bail for Coal Roads,' , Bolter I
Iron, Crow Bare, Chain Lints, Boiler , Heads.,
Steel and Iron Harrow Teeth. Carriage a
, •Wgon.'
Seat and Coach Springs, and Axles, all atvles:l
blab Steel for Flows, Cultivator Steel, Steel Wings
and' Idonlds cut to patters. Suring' rtelall
sizes. A. B. Steel and Steel Tire, Steel Crow B , ra,
Steel Shafting, die. RA .
ALL. GOODS FIRST
T CLAS3 AND WARN
ED. I '
`t ie
sir Offices and Works 16th street and ll 1
e 7,
. Eberly river and 77 WATER STREET. v!".
burgh.
GODEYFROY BRAldill &•.04,
change Place, New jerk,
. ~
Are prepared, as Sole Agents In the Unite
~
!Sates for the Prussian kilning and Iron Cora l ,'
pang of Duisburg, Westphalia , to ,pontract or
sell in quantities to suit purchasers,(delivercd in
ether New York or Philadelphia,) the celebrated
v. G. SPIEGELEISEN
of
Treed so extensively for_the manufacturing
SESSEISER STEEL.
•
This Iron Is free from Stara andPhosplorns,
and contains' a heavy per cent as e of Manganese.
Yell partionlsss, samplea, prices or chemical
analysis will be promptly forwarded on apnlica
cation. ja.30:d76
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
MGM - NIMICK &CO.,' 1.
PITTSBOUGEI. PA..
Menniscturers of every description of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
TLWAY SPRINGS,
ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES; STEEL TIRE, lc., /Ms
Warehouse, 88 vwer and l®o Flint Ste.
WILLEs, BARB & PARKIN.
GIREEIT. PASTRIES:
Ar:TVILX: IciEj2s3.Elf
Briccua. Peanran--8. M. $1113..
ICAESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTBBITEGH , PA
fel4:d4B
Bo CH DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Idtinnfaottirero of all descriptlons of
arill3==C=ll.
Oflice and Warehouse, TRO. 1519. 12413ECIOND
and 119 and 121 FIRST STREETS.
) IRON WORKS.
lea. yEraria, Prea3..... W. P. FOrria,
privrsuunpu FORGE
AND IRON
xstrovAcroix= 3 or
Bar Iron;
Hailrtrad Fists Bars and Bator,
Haliroad Cor Axles Boiled;
Haßroad Car Axles Hammered;
Locomotive Frames;
Lisceinotive Frame Shaper;
Side Sods:
Yokes, StraPs;. --
Piston Heads; ....
Steamboat Shaft
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Beds, Wrist's;
pitman Jaws, Collars,
Offloe, No. 177 PENN_ STREET
PITT . SBUBGH, PA
VERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
AZ:
No!.
166
iO6IFIRST
irpos ao pEie
5p24:46 PITTSseaGL
NOVELTY WORKS.
privsnußGH,
11. NOM= WORItS.
Founded A. D.. 1885.
AVAELS, MIME & CO.
KEYSTONE STANDARD, )FAIRBANKS PAT
ENT) PLATFORM. AND COUNTER
SCALES.
Jaatui Paced Patent Door . Leek& and Latabel,
Ps)nt and Cotge &o.
0031113 OF FIRST &VOB a GRAFT STS,
Pittsburglitriperitea•
y AILIE SUPERIOR:
110P1111111ILL AND SIMIIIe *ow
' PITTEOSITBOII. ' -
,- - -
PARE., hicCIIRDY & CO.,
otatsturaxers of ettesthini, Brasiers* and Bolt
001Ter ot ffresded BoPPes Ba =lb./tidied sun set.
loess, ripener Solder. ..itlso,lmputcrs add peal
ers A. Metal, Tin Plate, Street Iron. WirN ac.
C r on ,tantiyouhand Tinners' MachinesTOOLS.
Warehousik No. 140 STBST STREsT end OW
SECOND STBEET,Pittsburgh.
4 orrial ^viers nr4IOPWIT eat to any desired pat.
mv11.e2.4S wer
GAS-AND.FTTIPIC*
MIN N. coating Jos. gAirs...ANNWLisuls.
61. cooirm &co, '
tr. .
BRASS FOIIIWDERS
.
GAB OD STRAlitlil i Tl llB
t 9
MAIIVAIMIZIVII Ot PUBLins AND FRAM W 61142
WevtdosirprimhielargVn DLO TIZTONisa
Car. of Pike and Walnut Strode,
FOUNDRY COIPANY.
TWELFTH STREET,
ihrEngbi6s, Bolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
Corsair Carroll awl Sm . unman Streetii,
•
WILLIAM SMITH,
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
aF pcat, ees AND WATER *OM.
My PlDee are all east intinriablyin Pits, in; dry
sand, and 151 feet lengths. Also, tau &sward:Dent
of general
castings for Gee and 'Water Per
ks\
; ;
PITTSBURGH.
iuntrrAcTozoLls or
COPPER.
PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH GAZEn.E MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1869.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
AND PIPE WORKS.
mmTH weso,)
• 4
1err1C5331711,43113..
ISiaroifooturer of
I would also eel the istteatlon of t3pperlnte d
.nts of Gus Works to isy mike of RETORT'S.
ATLAS -WORKS,
MORTON STRE.E.T, Ninth War,
PiTTSSITIL633I.
THOMAS N. MlLLER,President.
Thmie Works are among the largest and re st
complete establishmezta in the West, and
ire
now prepared to furnish
'Engines. of every description
uers, on Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Cast.tali&
Baling 11111 Castings.,
Engine Castings*
11aehine Castings,.
Genersa Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITED
n09:n69
ROBINSON, REA tic CO.,
Successors to soarrisotr. Sinn, a MitasiEt.
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,PITTS.BURGH ,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam
Gearing,
_ Bim Cle i t C t u n ga gParlen c p t l innroT,
o . 011 TIM
and Stin's,_ssoller g and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. 12, corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for GIFFARD'S PATENT IN
for teeding.rs2
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(OnPosite Union Iron Was)
Bolling
_Mill and. Bridge Castings,
I..re
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
ISACILLKBELY AND c items OEXILTIALLY.
Orders promptly and fully executed.
Charges resusonable.
EBB T & MACICLIBB.
oclIS:128
THOMAS CAI LIN& CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and !aniline Work',
IifatPUBSY ST.,ALEGHENY CITY, PA.,
Manufacturers of Stem Engines, Otl Presses,
Pruleys, Shafting, Grist and Saw !dill Work,
Bolling Mill and Machine Castings" Grate .Bars,
:Weights, Wagon Box •s, Ac. Build to order and
have on hand Engines of all sizes. invl4:o
CENTRAL
,AND RO
sso
BOLLMAN, .BOYD & BAtiALEY
• \
Chin 801111. Mill Castingl, Kai Lathes, IC.
bit - kR .
LUMBER! LUMBER I I
ALI:MANDEB PATTERSON.
.
Dealer in alliKiuds of Lumber.
ON. HAND , AND FOR 15.5.115:
„ k
1.000000 feet Dry Pllle Boards;
' 150.000 feet 1 and 2 inch Clear Plank;
- 30,000 feet 1) 1) inch Common rbuLk;
.
30,000 feet D 1 and 2 inct; ak:
215,000 feet Dr 21; 51)f, and 3 inch Ash,
15,000 ft. Dry ')(,, in. Cherry &Mple,
30,000 ft. Drj 1, Ih, 2 and 3 inch Poplar:
10,000 feet Dry Poplar Scantling;
250,000 feet Hemlock Joists and Scanting;
7150,000 No. 1 IS-inch Shingles, cawed, .
250,000 No. 116-Inch Shingled, sawed;
40,000 No. 110-inch Shingles, shaved;
550,000 Fire Brick;
- 1,000 Fire Tile.
100 Toni Fire Clay*
YARDd—No. 815 PREBLE'STBBET. formerly
Manchester,
_and 16?' ESBECCA sTREF,Topp_-
site the Oas Works, Allerheny City. , noLI
IRON 13ROREIR8.
s vlumL
IRO
124 First 8 t, Pittsburgh, pa.
• • . .
Agentfor the 0 eof Cornwell, Doughemnre,
Josephine, babe pnneannon.ll4nhop_e, Ulan
don,and other breads of Anthracite, Youghio
gheny (Joke and 0 B. Obarooel.
E;il
Chnicipments
COAL! v i a
CO tr COAL!!!
DICKSON STEWART & CO.,
Bay removed their thiloe to_
NO. 567 ERTY . STREET,
mac, Olt, oar Bilb /MOND ZLOOB.
Are now ipre d to_forulah g_ood YOVOIELO .
0,116 PITA , . 1. , COAL OBBLACK. Ith the
lows; market- pries.
All orders ten ea their oill, or addreesed
to
to
them *soup the mail, wrn be attended'
promPOP
HUE N. BOLE 8z CO.,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(NM rue Pourra
Engine Bug/dere, Founders , and
• - Machinists.
, .
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sine.
A lgel ( ! i llttentton Invited to our new STATION
LL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER,,of 15-hbrse power.
CASTINGS,_of tivtry
STREET to order atour
Foundry, on THIRD below Market.
RIGS for 011 Wells, SHA.FTING, PULLEYS - ,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO Piiixtstos, on hand and made to
order, at the
_.
,
INDUSTRAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Atte g li eny Elver, near the Point,
PPPTIBB RAH, PA.
is- All orders prom .tly ailed. TRY US.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TAU
,W93I , KS
•
.
CARROLi. & SNYDER, ,
1742TUTACTI:041003 OP
r, -
TT.TRULAR; DOUBLE-FLU-ED TUBULAR,
FLUE-BOX AND OI..INDER STEAM BOIL
ERS.
OIL RTELLS AND OIL TAMES,
OMININEYS, BREECRINO AND ASH PANG,
SETTLING zA i lis BALT PANS AND CON- .
DENSER'S;
STEAM PIPES,: GASOMETERS AND IRON
BILIDDEd;
estaini DOORS AND COAL SHIITES'
I
01See and Warehouse, corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBIIIRGIi, Pa. `
Jar Orders
tended
to the above, addreseiwill be
row:day attended to. mh7:l%
WM, BARNMILL & CO.,
BOILER 'MASERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
. NOB. AO, AA, A 4 AND Att PENN ST.
Having secured a large yard and furnished It
with the most approved machinery, we are pre
wed to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS iu the best manner, and 'warranted equal to
IL
any' Made hi the country. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Balt Pans, Tanis, 011,-,StSis, Agita
tors, Settling Pans, Boller Iron, Bridges, Sugar
Pans, and sole manufacturers of Barnhill's Pat
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on shortest notice. lasmlll
JABIDES Pl. SITES,
;,Fos. 55 - and 56 Water Street,
2rrrantatia ,
• li-tarrnsACTruFt
•
'IRON. OIL- TANKS,
\ IMMUNE+ rexs, ceirrx BTEAM roe,
ItOLIZNII MILL STACILS,
And SECRET IRON WORK,
For Steamboats.
JAI= M. ...... . ....MDMHRD D. BBIISH
JA.REIII M. BRUSH* SON,
nArnarAcTuszni or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WORE. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pitistnergh, Pa.
TBE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY & CO..
Idanhfaeturers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves
TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE.
dole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Orieutal Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. est in the World for l'arlor;Oillee. Store
i
o
Church. Fire needs no rekindllng-7buma all or
ter. Do nosh 'y until you see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
Our Agents for Orientals — DEMMLEß
imithtleld St • OEO HUBLEY. Allegheny City.
GRAFF 1111611 S & CO.
PITTSBURGH.
ILLNCIFICTUBF.BS OF XVZIS.Y VARIETY 07,
a r rCIONT3WII 3 p
BOSTON. COOKING RANGE,
" THE . FIERY FURNACE,"
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
"REGULATOR." COLUMBIA COOK STOVEVAN',
8' (Cincinnati Pattern) PORTA.BLE
RANGE CAST IRON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S
REFLECTOR, GRATES, free from dirt and dust;
6e ATE .FitoNTS, 'FENDERS, do.
UNDRT
LL WORKS
Penn street.
WICKERSHAM,
BROKER,
TELONS.
most reSoroteally imilerltao
AND COKE.
TOVES, CASTINGS, &c
FOR WARNING BUILDINGS
206 and lOS Liberty. Street,
- • PITT:ABUROH, PA
CIOOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST
BISSI 11 t CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Beast as
an as any other Stove the Union.
BISSELL & 00.,
No. 2.85 Libertv Street,
allenatzgliasale.
SEATING BTOVEiI
ORANE FRO
COCENT"
i O APER.
PITT" SBII ER lIGH PAP NAND.
A. IMMURING OOMPANY, ilanufaptaxers or
. .
PRINTING &WRAPPING PAPERS
OLINToN KII.L—MUB ENYILLR.
N, .
Omo.
BRIenToN 1411,L—NEW RRIGGTO FL
. .
OTTIOR *ND WA.BEHOUBS.
No. ta Third Street, Pittsburgh, ris.
Orrunuo—A.UOUT ARTJm.,Preeldent.,
-
S AO.3 B. L IVINGBToN, Truieura.
AMUELRIDLE. Secretary..
DMlCTOBer—Augrat` gle• Jo' ,ll &swell. S.
E. flirtman, Jain B. 1... •Ington.
Cub paid for Paver Stoat. larnon
----
sTONE.
WEST COMMOrf
W
Machine Stone Works.
fiorthwoo corner of Vireat,Oomsaort. Alledbc9ol.
11FREDr8 ATVATER a, 00.
Sate on hand or prepare oa ohort notice Hearth
and Stop Stones, Iflags for ladowalka, BrerWar
VAIN, MU Bead and Toanagtones, &a.
Urdai nronotlf executed. Prtoes reasonable
PORT PM BANKING COMPANY.
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY' LIABLE.
DEiLE,Bs IN
GOVERNMENT BEGURITIM
AND COLD.
SUREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS
the CoUnitedllectlona madand e , on all azteaelble points in
States Canada'.
IMiCTOgS .
D b
Bobt. H. King.
Andrew
James M. \
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon.
D. Wslinen,
Z. Tweets,
BAWL. MeOLpiii&lll,
D. LENT WILSON. easliter.
NATIONAL BANK OF 001111RCE,
COr. of Wood and Sixth,Sta.
•••I
A. PAT ......... IPresldarat.
CAPITAL, : : : $500,000.
D0Z0 T , 03381 t ie W. Cass,
'lt H. Palmer,
Wm. D=l . 7 ,
Wm.
A. Patter*
Wm. EL Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Dan B. H • B.
aven.Davidson,
W.
DISCOIUNTS DAIL
asAnott •
10rAST, CAUGHE! & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROOM,
Corner Third/m4 Wood *Streets,
PITTS131:111.6111, PA.,
SUCCESSORS TO HANNA,. HART a. CO
Exchange, Coin., Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the purchase
and sale of ' I
COVERNMENT BONDS. .
Bight Drafts on 'London.
oyi:ash
110L3IES & SONS,
N
57 Market Street,
PIICTTSUITIIOII. Pd.
Collections made on all the prineipal volute of
the United elutes and Cansdas.'
Stoehe,Bonds and other Seeturities
, .
BOUGHT AND SOLD CA N CONNUNBION!
Particalax attention paid to the virgin's° and
sale of
United States Securities.
poomi
ECLIPSE, PETROLEUM REFINERY.
IiERIVERT W. C. TWEDDLE,
NIANBFACTURF.R OF
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Eclipse Railroad Axle Oil.
Stands great heat withont chang ecialpil fe: remains
litnpid at lowest temperatures. Sp
tropical climates or hot weather..
Loeolflotive, Engine, Machine SII4,
Will cut Screws.
Saw Rill and Planing Mill 0111,
Adapted for high speed.
Spindle Oil, WooltHead•Liglitoll,
Oil, Tanners ' StniPt Benzoic,
ling Finiabingoll.loasoline,"
Harness 011, Parraegne.
ARMOR VA.R.NISTI. to preserve Bright Iron'
Wk and Machinery from Rust.
These products are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddle,s patent by Superheated Steam in Vac
coo. The Lubricating Oils are almost odorleas,
perfectlylpure, uniform, and mostly light col
ored, stand a high temperature unchanged and
remain limpid during extreme cold. The Railroad
Otis are lunequalled, and are in constant use on
be a n y mined the principal
rders Railr
left at 174 ads Sales Can
xmp 'WOOD
STREET; Works at Btiarpbtiurgßridge .
—_—_—____
.
11/111.ING AND KING,
Commission klezekants and Brokers
In
Petroleum and its Products
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
prrrssußoit,
ramepmpme. A.,DIME3B,
WARING, KING itk CO.,
T ACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AF) DEALERS ni
Petroleum and it Products,
Pittsburgh OgIee—DALZELL' B BDILDINe
corner of Duquesne Way and Irwin , streets.
Philadelphia 011 WALNIIT ST.
apt:w2o
HIM.LONG& CO.,
• KANUFACTIMESB OP
PURE wiffrE Buitsnio om,
Brand—az UCIFER."
OMee, Ne.Sl Ihuswipe Way, Pittsburgh.
vs, l3Ave ,o act
PEARL MILL FAMILY MR,
PEARL MILL Three liter , Green Grand. Kalil to.
FRENCH FAMILY. FLOUR.
Thisyloar will only oit. sent out when espe
elallY adored ,
PEARL SILL BLUE BILAND•
Nova to beat Bt. Louts.
i'!"11111. BILL
BED BBABD,
Flour.
warrz CORN 111,Uuet AND vpILN HEAL.
.li. T. KOMI /It Bab.,
stieibenT. ties. 9. 114flai. • Psalm MULL,
rid*resisx 8INGIBLIN"..."••••••1.111.1LIP GLIM
QIUNGEIILY & CLIMES, SUCCOSBOr I
pa Ito Ow. F. licurcialassr £
pasencu. urnosimenEss.
The only Steam Lithographic Establishment
West of the Mountains. Badness ,Cards, Letter
Heads. Bonds, Label_ ,t Otranlara,Bitow Cards,
Diploa& Portfaite, VldWI, Certincates of De
posits, Invitatioc Can.lt. M e . Nos. TO end 14
Third street, rittibarigh.
CENTRA.L AND 11NION
The cheapest investment now In the market for
sate by
y, AT U 4.
DRALEIIB IX
Ea
OILS.
127 Walnut Street•
FLOUR.
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
yqa.kt,...iwknrrz ,
Oorner Firru AVENUE & WOOD.STRY.E.PS
Also, dealer in Government Bonds. Goldarket
and
Coupons and European Exchange at m
den
rates.
LEO T 1 BIUDY &I CO.,
(Successors to S. JONES it C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
$B .A. 1•133. "Ei
BUY AND BELL ALL RINDS OF
GOTERNIENT SECURITIES
fIOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST "FAVORABLE TERMS•
rer Interest Allowed on Deposits.
,Money loaned on Government Bonds at
°west market rate'.
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Sale of _STOCKS. BONDS end
GOLD.
LAMES T. BRADY & CO.
gittOnagt&Ott
FINANCE AND TRADE
Owner. or Prrrsrarson GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, February 6, 1868. S
The movement in the gold room on
Saturday would 'indicate that gold has
touched its lowest point at 135, but if the
large demand, for our bonds from Eu
rope and , the heavy shipments by bank
era and speculators for shipment to Eu
rope on speculative accounts can be re
lied, upon, lower quotations will have
to bp map-during tins week and geld
would range law for all this' month.
The export movement of produce, cotton
and oil is gaining in volume daily, but it
is difficult to make an exact estimate of
it. The difficulty lies in the general be
lief that the figures published in the daily
New York Press represent the entire,
or nearly. so, export and import
t,move
ments, whilst the most valuable cargoes
go out from New Orleans, Lobito, Char
leston, Saltithore and Phil delphia, and
the imports for merOhandize are mostly
confined to 'New York. Taking every
thing into consideration, the chances for
a material rise in gold are rather slim,
we mean beyond the limits of an ordina
ry broker's commission. The funds mar
ket is also in a condition that we may
soon expect a heavy re:lotion. and should
the gOvernment, as it . always has done
for the past flaw years ; sell its gold when
the market Was 'least in a condition to
take it at what it was worth in Currency,
then' e must look to a lower premium,
despite the unfavorable trade balance.
Speculators who based their calculations
for arise, more on the prospects of a Eu
ropean war, must certainly have lost con
fidence in higher quotations from-more
natural causes nearer home to resort
to rumors of Napoleon's death and the
like, and are selling short.
government bonds have rallied dur
ing 1 the past week about % per cent.,
with an active market, but it seems the
old stories are called up again to gal
vanize the market after this handsome
advance, with an unusual demand for
bonds from banks and saving institu
tions, and a large demand for liCarope.
The turning point is likely to came this
week again, when after short sales are
covered, another attack will be made.
The best proof that saving institutions
or parties for permanent investment do
not buy at present, is in the fact that
1864 bonds, with one per cent. more gold
interest accrued than 1885 Consols, sell
at but % to % per cent. currency differ
ence. Even at one per cent. it would be
a. gain of seventy cents per hundred in
favor of 1864'5.
Stocks have fluctuated violently for
the past week on account of the failure
of the Erie combination to control the
Fort Wayne Railroad, with a view of
obtaining valuable leases of links in
roads leading to the great Pacific roads;
Erie stock declined from 138% to 135%,
and all the eonueoting roads, the shares
of which are held by the Erie manage
ment, suffered a decline from 2 to 3 per
cent.; which was partially recovered. New
York Centratfluctuated from 160 to 165.
Express shares were strong, and have
advanced from 15 to 20 per cent.
Money is easy on call for.prime col
laterals and No. 1 business paper. Busi
ness is still very dull snktlepressed.
Closing quotaticins as reeelvedhy Pb
R. Wirtz: Gold, . 135%; Eighty-one's,
112%; Five Twenties, 1862, 1100 do,'
1864, 109%: do, 1865, 111%; d 0,18135, new.
109;° do, 1867, 109%; do, 1 868, • 109%;
Ten Forties, 108%; Railroads Cleva
land & Pittsburg i . 93; Pittibti4h,
Fort Wayne :. , & Chicago. 119; .Chicago
& Rock Island, 32%; Chicago a North
Western,' 83%; do, Preferred. 91%; Erie,
—; New York Central, All Michi
gan Southern, 93; Reading, 95; Ohio
& Mleaissippi . Certificates, 343%; ..Weet
ern Union Telegraph Company, 37%;
Merchants Union Express ComPany.
18;4;' Pacific Mail; "14%; ..!,clama, 48%;
Mining shares---Oregory, 2,65; Quartz
Hill, 70;. Smith• it Parmele, 2,20; Cory
don, 10. .
—lt is said that the Congressional
House Committee on Banks and Curren
cy have,' after some debate, agreed to
favorably report and urge the paaaage of
Mr.. Boutwell's bill; vhich provides that
'hereafter no perointage; deduction, cam-
mission or compensation of any kind
shall be allowed to any person for the
sale, registration, or ex change of any (
Goveinment bonds,., gold or securities;
and hereafter, all sales and exchanges •
shall be made at public auction after ad ,
vertising. They also took such action onli '
the question of redissributing the nation
al bank circulation as inditates that they
are pretty certain to agree to the division
of the:banks into four classes, viz:—Tnose
with a circulation not over $200,000
those with over $200,000 and not over .
$500,000; those with over $200,000 and not •
over $31,000,000, and those with ()vex. ,
$1,000,000. The rates of circulation to be
respectively eighty per cent., seventy
percent., sixty percent. and fifty per '
cent.,-wbtth &proviso that no bank shall •
have over $1,000,000 of circulation. This
change, it is estimated, will give about
$19,000,000 for distrioution,to new banks •
in the South and West.
—We : regret (says the Philadelphia
Ledger)lto announce the failure of Rick
ey, Sharp & Co., one of the largos dry
goods. houses on Cheinut street. The
amount involved in the failure is put
down at about half a million of dollars.
A compromise with cre d it wiiorais
talked of
at seventy-five cents to he dollar. ,ed
PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, t
SATURDAY, February 6, 1869:
WEEELY REVIEW.
The oil market was comparatively
quiet during the first tbreelor four days !
of the week, and while there was no
break, and but little indications of any,
the volume of business was light, and
prices were stationary. Yesterday and
to-day, however, a decidedly stronger
feeling sprung up, and Refined for al-
most any delivery within the next five
months, advanced a full cent; the do
mand seems to be most urgent for Feb- •
rtiary, as it is thought' there is a good
deal of oil sold short for this month, and
that if the '"shgrts" go on the market to
buy the price `; must, of necessity, go
higher. The short supply and high
price" theory is; therefore, stronger than
it was at the opening of the week, while,
on the contrary, the advocates of a reac
tion and decline are weaker, though
they still have an abiding faith that their
time is coming. They are still very
sanguine that with the spirit of develop
went that'now prevails, the production
will,and must be considerably increased,
and that with an increased production, a
decline is inevitable. And after all, the
whole thing hinges on this very point,
and, as a consequence, there is more
anxiety to hear from the oil country
than has been manifested for some years.
CRUDE. •
The market is strong with considerable
inquiry for early deliveries, and prices
are fully sustained. We can report
sales 500 obis spot (40 to 46) at 18; 1,000
next five month's seller,.at. 17%; and
3,000, 1,000 each March to June eat
1 1 8.
All
All the year, sellers option, r,
quoted at 17; and same delivery, buyers
option, at 20,
REFINED
The Refined - was very strong, and •
somewhat excited to-day, and compared
with yesterday, prices have still further
advanced. Sales 2,000 bbls last half
April at 37%; 2,000 last 0
half February at •
37 1 A 1,000 do do at 37 1 ,4; 1,00 do at 37%;
1,000 do at 38; and 1,000 each April and
May at 37%. 'As already Intimated, there _
is not much inquiry for the late months,
and prices are nominally unchanged.
RECAPVI ELATION.
The receipts of Crude during the week
were 9,705 barrels, g
aainst 7,942 bar
rels last : week; from January let to
date, 64,417 barrels, against 113,454 same
time last Tear. Expor
against is
of Refinedh it
week, - 3,756, barrels, 1,
week. The sales during the week were
44,200 bbls-30,700 refined, and 13,500
crude; last week. 63,100 bbls-40,100 re-;
fined, and 23.000 crude.
. LUBILICATLEO OIS.
Eclipse Winter Lubrlcatin TA„,,,.. 4f)c
• Eclipse Railroad Axle ......... 5ta.,( 2.- .4 . 0 •
Eclipse Machinery • K.;.. se,
Eclipse Spindle. 80e
Eclipse Tanners' Stuffing 400 ,
Eclipse Tanners' Finishing oil 65c '
RECEIPTS OF CRUDE OIL.
Jas. Wilkins ' 480 J. 'Alunhall. .....
. 560
G. S. Th0ma5.....480 John Spear b 0 '.
D. Bly ~t. Co. 50
Total 1 1620
OIL SHIPPED EAST BY A. V. R. E. 1
McKee, Hackett Lk. Co., 250 Wols refined
to Warden, Frew (S: Co., Philadelphia.
B. W. Morgan dr, Co. 150 do do to - ;
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Citizens Ref. Co., 316 dal de to Tack
Bro., Philadelphia.
Total shipments Refined 716
OIL SHIPPED EAST FROM DITQCE.SNE
DEPOT.
G. W. lloldship ctc Co., 111 bbls refined .1
td Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
NER YORK, Feb. 6.—Dry Cooda—The
weather is tine and the inquly for dry
goods is increasing and the , prices are
firm and heavy. Three yard unbleached -
sheetings and shirtings are in light sup. •
ply and firm. Heavy brown sheetings
are steady at 1630,17 c, for the best brands
like Stark A. and Atlantic A, and Wa-:,
chnssetts sell at 16; Massachusetts are ' '
firm and command 1334; Tremont C 13;
Atlantic V Shirtings 1434; Pepperell
firm and scarce and bring 16; 15; 0 14, ~
and N 13. Standard brown drills are in'
limited request at 17a1734,, Worsted.'
braids will be advanced son :,-Monday to
75a76; yards alapaca do. tosl. 'Cotton bags_have been bought up by spaulators and,:
are firm at 45 for American,Great Falls
and Ludlow A A, while Stark A brings
4754. -All the popular makes of domes -r
tic spool cotton 3 cord are selling at 4234,
suchas Green, and Daniel Hadleys 76 for :
6 cord, and all imported brands like .
Coates 90.
NEW ORLEANS, February 6.—Cotton.
advanced Vic; middlings, Vol sales, 12,-;
000 bales; receipts,. 3;000 bales; exports,
1,933 bales, Gold, 136. Exchange ster-,
ling at 1471/.4 commercial, 14ay o New
York light at No discount. . Flour—low;
grades firm; sales of
. superfine at 1P1,76;.
double extre, 17,50; ireble extra. 7, 60 .
Corn firmer at 760. Oats scarce at 75c.`
Eeans, *420. Hay—prime Sold at $13,50;
choice, e2f,00. Pork active at 034,50.!
Bacon buoyant; shoulders, • 13),0; clear" ,
rib sides, 18%0; clear sides;' 19c. Lard
buoyant; 200 for tierce,-and 22c for keg.
Common sugar at 10v,c- prime, 12e.; yel
low Olearified; at 14 sial43o. Molasses
firm and unchanged. Whiskey and coV
fee unchanged. , •
Cutowao, February 7.—Cattle Market
••Bttef Cattle dull but unchanged, the
receipts were • 257 head and , sales of 10E:
head. at 14,70a0,75 for cows to good steers,
Hogs scarce and wanted slid the priest .
tend upwards; receipts of 1,680 head ane
'sales of
1,127 bead at $11 3 11,50 for lots av
eraging 133 to '174 pounds, and $11,75}
12,37 M for • lots averaging 199 to 23:
pounds. .‘• • • • -
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