a
STEEL WORKS:``' - "-
DUQUESNE - 1111 . 0RK%
COLEMAN, RAIIM &
litanufsettatri of
IRON, NAILS ; STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS,'
Thiquesue.lron, Sheet and Tank Iran, Juniata
Iron, Wagon Box Iron. Charcoal Iron, Cylinder
Iron, X 1 Iron, Flanged Cotter Bars, Guard Iron,
Drag and Dropper Bats, ,TlialLfor Coal Bolds,
Iron Wedges Plat,Rail for Coal, Roads, Boiler
i
'lron Crow B are, Chain Links. Boller ileAds,
Steel - Ind Iron Harrow Teeth, Carriage, Wagon,
and Coach!bpringeeand Itzlesoall styles:
Slab Mou ld sPlows, Cultivator Steel, Steel Wings
and tut to pattern: - Boring Steel all
sizes, - A. B. Steel and Steel Tire • Steel Crow Barr,
Steel Shafting, &e.
ALL, GOODS FIRST. CfLASS
. .
. .
Oittees and. Work* 16th street and Aide
heny river and VI WATER STREET: Pitts-
GODEFFROY 'BRANCKER. CO , ,
42 Eichinge Place, Neil' York, • ,
Are prepared, as Sole Agents in the 'United
Stites for the'Prossien Mining and Irbil coin
' Party .tif Duisburg, ''kestphalit, to contractor
sell In quantitiestO quit purchasers, (delivered in
either New York of Philadelphia,) the celebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISEN
used so extensively for the menufactiving of
BESSEMER STEEL:. --
This Iron is free from Snip= nnciPhosphoins,
and contains a heavy percentage of liangtinese:
Full particulars, samplis; prices or chemical
• analysis will be promptly forwarded on appllca•
cation. • , 'iftgezdyg
TE.7 11
. .. , .
- saearTIELD s
.. . wonsis.
&INGER, - NIKI. &CO,
' NTTSVAIRCIII. PA:. '
Maniaaanrem of fiery discriptlon of ....
CAST AI.4GEItiLIN STEEL;
, ir ..,
BATi.w.h_T SPRINOS, '
- ELLIPT/C AND PLATFORM t3PRINOR,
. AXLES, 81 )DLL nu, &c., ac
' Warehouse, AS iVatei lut 190 Brat SIB.
MILLER: BARR "& PAUKINI:
131211114ATt. NAZCZNBIIII:
FITB . EIL a BFLLBII,
SPECIAL PARTIZZII—i. • BIER.
CRESCENT ST.E - Fai [WORKS,
.BARS, P.ARKIA,
Office, No. - 339 Liberty St,
. .
,
PITTSBURGH, PL.
fe14:648 _
BLACK DIAMOND • ;,
STEEt
PARK BROTHER & CO.,
9
Ilannfactureid" all deicriptions
er i r i MIDWILL‘
Office andWaie.honae__lSo.422.:lS*BECOND
and 129 anCISIFIBST 3T.114.7.T5,
PITTSBURGH.
IRON WORKS.
JAB. VBSINZII, Pies 9 t...:.:SP. P. POa.TXlt, Bup't.
PITTSBURGH FORGE
AND IRON C
ILIOTOTACTITHEY.S
.0
Bar iron;
Railroad Fish Bars and
B.allroad Car Axles Bel
BaiLvoad Car Azle; Ha
Locomotive Frames;
Locomotive Frame Sha
Side Rods:
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts; .
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, •
Mice, No. 177• PENN
PITTSBIIRGH, PA
EVERSON; PRESTON/
Pennwirlvania Iron -
4 cWarehottse, Nos. MRS—
STREET,- o ,)potetk Volongs hel
sDrf:dß• - PITTS
.N9v7zr, , T,T7NVOW.
prrirsgußGH . • -
WORKS.
Founded A. D.• 1833.
ADjustr.s, ra'SEE ds CO.
IEANIIrdC2IIIO26 Or
SEIZETONR STANDARD,)FAIRRANK PAT
ENT) PLATFORM AND COUNTER
• SC..ELLEL k •
gums Faced. Patent Door _Look - aqua 'Latchear,
Paint and Conte, >Ranh dm. •
0031fER Or FIRST AVifiljElc COUNT IYIEL,
- IPittekiburirbirlrennin.
dOPM.
, BUP.EItIOR ,
`UPED 30:14, AID EDEELTIVEWORID
lIITV€3II3#OI.II.
115,CCADY CO.,
Kaheracturers OiElb+4;tilllif.'Zirsilersi and Biala
Copper, Pressed Copper Bottoms, Ralsedßllllßot.
tome, Boelter Bolster. Also,lmporterg and Deal
era Malt, 'rina'lato;:taiieaVitoni‘Wire. ais•
Con tautly on bud Tinners'ilfachtnessu.d Tools.
Warehouse, No. 140 /TOT STILBATJUZ4 1719
SP.COND BTBEET,PlttabUrgtl,_
}special orders of.I4OPM CRT'S.° 649 ucS" "
to .n. • , • VOTI4 , II.W4Per "
GAS AND STEIABIEITTINO.
Jowl Y. coorgiat....aos,.. o war,,...JaprrAcpa.
JOAN
eJ
. - • • •
BRASS PCOI7ND=So
GAS AND STEM 'PATOIS,
!L►nnisetnrers or PUMPS AND "MASS WORK,
vf -Mu deacrtNion• dealers In GAS PIXTUDEd
AND TUBINO, of all klade.
Cen of Pike and:Waintit , Streeie,
•
PITTSBVItG47.
==EM
- FOUNDERBE - BLtOBINISTS;
*NAP' TORT, Prrr
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH. STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
, _ - •
Pir Engines, Rollinglgin Ma;
chinery, Nail Machines, Re ,
torts, aid' CEtstifigtareii.eiralli.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Corr°'land Sinollisnanateeete•
,41; •
PITTSBURG-U m PA.
WILL.IAK,- SMITH,
CAST IRON BOWX,PIPE
Mylipet are all end Inverts - Win rite, in dry
rand. and LSI feet lengths. Also, fall assortment
of general
'Castings ter _Gas and, Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Superintend
exits of Gaa Worke to my make of 1111TORT/3.
' - Artas
MORTON STREET, Ninth
Pri.ralm:mu3FEL
THOMAS N. MILLER; Presidoat.
•
These Works are among the larimst end most
-templets establishments to the West, and are
now, Prepared to furnish . ;,
etevei7 4k).ltwirVtion.
• /Rollers, ell-Tauks. °
• :11 • ' ORDERS'
. SOLIC112161)
noi)
69
OBINSON, REA & CO.,
syccemors to ROBINSON, MINIS A Mazza%
WASHINGTON WORKS ,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam Bia
giachinery, Gearing,
:4112 8 lu C t asi.t i nt:resi descriptions 3 f
and Stitt k ßoiler and Sheet iron Work.
Office,o. corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for GIEFARD , I3 PATENT INJECTOR
(Or Leading Boller,. jall:rs2
MONT BLANC FOUNDRIG
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
PITTSBURGH.
linlitng Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
ximinsnurt A2ZD oikErriOsotxpleivrx,T.
Ell
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Enlarges reasonable.
EBBERt & MACKLIIiD.
=I
ocIS:LIS
T H 9 BIAs CA111.131 & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry aad Matkine Works,
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENT CITy,
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Oil F'ressee,
ruileys,, Shifting, Grist and Saw Mill Wort,
Bolling Mill and Machine Castings, Grate Bars,
Weights, Wagon 80204, - &e. Build to order and
have On hand Engines of all sizes. . mvl4:gb
I sTR Bat t
CENTRAL 'FOUNDRY
' • AND' ROLL, WORKS ,
...s SSO, Penn Striaet...
BOTILMAN, BOTH & BAGLLEY •
, . .
Chill Bolls, Mill Castings; 801 l Lathes, Ste.
& CO.,
orks. '
67 • FIRST`
nee.
BURGH.
UMBER! '- LtfIOBEIL
ALEXANDER PATTERSON;
isealer kinds of Lumber.
• :.2-• ._O2l MAND'ASD MB SALE t t ' •
000.000. feet Dry Pine Boards;. . •
130.000 feet and 2 inch Clear , Plartii.;
30,000. feet Dry ltg Dien Common Flank: ,
30,000 feet Dry 1 and 2-inch Oak: • •
95,000 feet-Dry 2, BLS and 3 inch Ash,. -
3,000 ft. . Dry 242%. in. Cherry & Maple,
30,000 ft. Dry 2 and o Inch Poplar:
10,000 feet Dry ilar Scantling;
• .2160.000 feet Boni Joists and Scsintinsf:
760,000 No, ll - nth Shingles, sawed;
850,000 No. 1 16-inch Shingles, sawed;
40,000 No; 118 - Inch Shingles, shaved;
..40,000 Birelirleir;
1.000 Fire Tile., , •
100 Tons Pure
YARDA—No. 36'parazz STBrIST.. formerly
Manchester,_and ISt REBECCA STBEST.oPPP
site the-Gas work*, Allegheny - • non
.
SUMP!. Vii. WlClif l ussAsir 4
IRON BROILER,
124 "'lilt Streit;Pittlibusti,
_ - -
A=eMt[brthesale of :Cir , rninill.4: ah longhs.more,
ilVird a tt l h i tt briir.de of. AnTliiscite;T' *len.
Van" .. Cot e Wad Ce B. Mama?. °128M41-
.
. . . .
• PIG(
riiiFickif6ll**3l;eited.
'.COAL AND COKE.
etpAti,c(.!4lt • po4Lsit
7 -j ' DICKSON, mixT
• Itastng removed their plea to • •
N0..,"567'.1113ERTY% STREET,
riot' ki.cm%. 3 "
49"fiENLITVIrir' r°l,1 I ffillt°VBl,lT
toweat raorhet irtee. • l e :
All orders' lett at , their once or adtlres . sed to •
hem through the mall, will be , attended to;
ENE
DM
IPITTSBURGH , GAZETTE : TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ,9, 1869.
o
FOR SAS AND WATERWORKS;
glieet , Don Work.
Railroad Caatiniph
Bollimg SIU Cantisqw
Engine Castings. '
Maehlzte Castings.
General Castings.
(Opposite Union Iron MU%)
. - WlNitlitßit;
IRON BROKERS.
•
BOLLERSoke; •
UGH NI BOLE &CO:,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(NESS THY POENTO
Engin.% .7320 Nets, 'Founders and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES,-otall sizes.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER of 15-horse p ower.
GASTINGS,Oteve .kind, made toeirder atclur
Tanndt7. on THIRD RE ST. below Market .,
RIGS for 011 Wells, SHAP'TING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS,'HOUSE and TOBACEO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
FronUili oa the haleittectir Rivet, _near the Point,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
air All orders promidly /Sled. Tay Os
0 , 811 PITT
BOW STILL ADM Tall
WORKS.
DARROW. & SNYDER,
)I.A
171'ACTITRIES OP
L
•TIIBTIAB, LriotrErar,nanD 'TUBULAR,
PIRE-BOT AND CILINDER STEAM 'BOIL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ;ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON.
DENSERs;
STDAIii HASODIETEI3B , AND IRON
BRIDGES: • ' - .
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
°Mee and Warehouse, corner Second,
Third, Elbert. and Liberty Btreets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Mir Orders:sent to the above eddreeeartll bs
promptly attended to. mh7:189
%yM. BARNELILL & CO";
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS ,
NOS. AO, AA, %4 AND 26 PENN ST. •
Having 'metre& a large yard and furnished it
wisti the most approved machinery we are pre •
pared to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS In the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the country . Chimneys Breeching,
fire Beds, Steam • Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans, Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar
Pans, and sole manufacturers of Barnhill's Pat
ent Boilers. ,
Repairing done on shortest notice. lafac2l
JAMES M. BITER,
Nee. 55 and 1 56 Water Street,
•
ILANCTACTIMIR OP
IRON :OIL TANKS,
SETTLING RAITS,jCOPPER STEAM FOR,
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORE,
For Steamboats.
I=
JADED . • ... ....EDWEND D. BEIDS/1
JAREDBI. BRUSH & SON,
ackrtrrAdruasns or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
BURET IRON WORE, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c
THE BEST STOVES..
A. BRADLEY & Co.
hiatirtfacturers of the greatest variety of.
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE FOIII.ID IN THE STATE
Sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
()mutat Stores and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke.Beo In the World for Pirlor,olBce, Store or
Church. F!re needs no rekindling—bu me all win.
ter. Do notb )y until you. see' or send for Circular.
• . No. 30 WOOD . STREET.
Our Agents for Orlen tal s —DE ELLER BROS.,
3mithlleld St.: GEO. HURLEY, Allegheny City.
ORAPFAUGUS &, Co.,
XJLATIFACTI7BIII3IS or MALY TAIITETT OP
IEi r r I CO . VMgE4
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
"TILE FIERY FURNACE;"
FOB BUILDENG6.
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
• `REGULATOR.' COLUMBIA COOK STOVE.
4.N Clueln neat Pat tern) PORTABLE
RANGE C 4.14 T IRON MANTLES. WELLMAN'S
REFLECTOR, G BAT En, free tram dirt and data;
G.S.A.TE FRONTS, FENDERS, Sco.
•
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
5e25:717 PITTSBURGII, PA.
000 K STOVES. _
CET THE'BEST.
BISSELL dig, CO.'S
- TRIUMPH,
• '
FOB sirrainto as" COAL.
•
• ~‘ ;
Warranted ,to Coek r naluz , or i lteast as
.
# 1311 P7 other Mr , . 11 / the atm
'BISSELL' & `CO. ,
085 ' tilDortv i3treeit.
A rA wyg g li v ag., ,
PIiT WBUIRTIII I %_,7I]EIPn 88.
- • , SMOKING n0r,.04 Gra, at,
PAPER.
roniesstrudtt 14.,PER,MALATI:Tp"
rApita,pw_giy; yfatnitsof.nr . mlf;
86
'PRINTING ' WRAPPING ` PAPERS
•
OLLwroN MILL=-sgtrricsrntr.r.. our&
811E147024 MILL— EW iueuroN, rA.
orricz 44D WAREHOIJ3E..
• •
No. - 82 Third , Streett-Vtiabinkr
.... • •• • 4
017C1•
• 1
J —A S II EI II SrT v R IN AR fiT 7I, , re Tu t
.
sAutra
Be cretiry.
DinAvrons-Augret, HartJe.. John Atwell, B.
H. Haman, John B. L• rlngunu
. Ontah 8 844 yoT,FiLneF Stook. JpZ:cogt
WirusT comaiON
Mac/Slim Stone 'Works,
Nol:tthieirici:;rner of *On Common, Allegheal.
• ATVATELIX d CO. '
"listrelon band di pieliiirea i thini
and Step Stones, - Visas lbr Brewer'
v&iitei, HenAta,a Tomb tones, de.
orders proaiptly ex•eint 4 t+-PPOes- Mall I
=III
IMIN
ME
STONE.
1111
. - -
fORT 'PITT lATiRefG j COMPANY.
No. 169 Wood Street,
CAPITAL, :- : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DRALICEBIII
GO.VP4iMENT SEXIMA3
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON THEE DEPOSIT&
Collections made on all accessible-points In
the United States and Cansdas.
DIRECTORS:
D. Hostetter, . Jno. 0 Bieber.
James (Jordon, I Robt. H. KAI&
D. Wallace. Andrew 31111er,
E. ribiroett, Jamealer. Bailey.
ATIBECAN, Preen.
156111196.ffi
D. MEET
NATIONAL BANK OF COl9lllOl,
On% of Wood and Sixth-Sta.
A. PATTERSON ... Pres Monti
JOS. H. HILL --
CAPITAL, r $500,000.
1. Patterson,
En. H. Brown,
I,,Ockbart,
n. It.'"Davldson.
W. B. Haven,
DIRECTORS:
George W. Gum,
11. Palmer, .
Wm. Doc:lee,
Wm. Reed.
T. AT 11 A. N.
DISCOUNTS DAIL
aD9:o111
HART, CAIIGHEY & CO.,
TANKER& AND. BROKERS
Corner Third and Wood Streets . ,
Prr - 113131CrlieGkir., PA.,•
03HCCESSO1V3 TO HANNA, HART C 0..)
PIALZaB 111
ExchangeiCoini Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the pnrchaae
and Kale oL•
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight prafts on London.
N. HOLMES & SONS,
3131.4161NrIE.M.FILIES,
57 Market Street,
PIMSJBI:Th:;Viii VA.
Collection* made on -all the principal points of
the United States and Oastadu. ,
Stochs,llonds and other Seenrities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMIDNSION.,
Particular attention
paid to the purchase and
sate of
United States Securities.
13.311:aI
OILS.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY,
HERBERT W. C. TWEDDLE,
Acr ultra?. OF
Lnbricathig & High Test Burning Oils,
1! . 111.1road Azle Oil•
Stands gleat heat without change; teinarns
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special Oil for
tropical climates or hot weather. ,
Locomotive, Engine, Machine Shop,
Whl cut Screws.
Saw Mill and Planing WU
Adapted for high speed.
Spindle Oil. SV..olillead-Lightoll,
Oil, Tanners' stuir•l Benzoic,
ingsfsPinishingoll.l6allalinei
Harness Oil • Parrattine.
-•- -
ARMOR VARNIBH, to preserve Bribtht Iron
Wcrit".-and Machinery from num .
These pro lacts are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddle'spaten t by Superheated Steam trt' Vac
euo. , The,Lubtlestlbg 011 s are almost odorless,
perfectly purr. uniform. and mostly light col
ored. stand a high temperature unchanged and
remain limpid during extreme cold. The Railroad
01. s are unequalled, and are In constant use on
many of the principal ltallrowlsSamples can
be ersmtued and orders .left at' 174- WOOD
STREET', Works at zharpsburg Bridge.
WARING AND KING,
.Clommisston Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleum' , arid- its: Products,
DALZELL'S SUILDO4B, DUQUESNE - WAY,
piziessuuon, pa.
PHILADELPHIA ADDItEhal
WAILING, ] Ui'l G.& CO.;
, ki l Nifirincit Street.
PACK ."°l/I**,
COMMISSION'IdEMANTS : •
436, IN .• •
Tetroletil 'ma .
• Pittaburgh OtileeTVALlSDlslift 411RIADING.
corner of DuqUesne Way and Irwin streets
PhiladelphisOldoe.—LWl WAD MIT
apl:w2o
l er Dr. Lostt& to.;
xratursortrrass or
PURX IMULAVIIIf.OO4
Brand-roiL,I7CDTER."
Moe, leo Likluissaa WaTalttaborgh.l
'! . : . :.'l7"i' - r T* l l l o.-VA...v T `.; .' . i
PEARL MILL ' PARILP ROHL!
.PRAIIL WWlMrs' 8 Ettal. - thriiirilfistkt, - ibitaittev i
FRENCH FAMILY , FLOUR.
This Flour will oglilffic'seAteilt.Wlieli
dilly ordered .. ordered. . VI
fre
.FF,43lA!Joy.BA..itTitig 1ti.4 4 .,
.., pEamir, , BrAt NED
i lla be
trio . ri .:. :
. I %nuTi aditil i tANi a JD O4aN is c a.: l tA.. ir. ;
• ••-, - ...*- - 11: T. 'REFfriarl hititif4
111escheav: Wit.. 9. /WM P3.141";141";
t :~7
GEIRLI &
- 10 to ezo.. I: settudwit ti co, • •
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPIISIRL?" I
The only t .fikiniALltiogi*ltio7eatitodstuziarg
West or she liountatu. autism Cerat,
jleads. .104eli;elrealars t , 4how-ttt4l.l
llMplcnass; Tortfslts;vjors,Vertilkestes
Ttgm
InittiL160100:11, , ilieleNWelfill I
Oreescrigitiltrsth ,;, r
!Lit,
tt•., t ttt., .it,
eENTIRDWILWIriTNION=-- , t-.7
PA4MO ;11A.1LWAY BONDS,
The cheapest investmeat stow In the market for
sale by
PBC. 1i.,...311E11ar1CZ
Corner FIFTH AVENUE & WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer In Government Bonds. Gold. and
Contsms and „European Exeltstge; at market
rates. dell
JAMES / 1 1
BBADX.
(succe..or. to H. JONES R C 0..)
` Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
33 Ai. iq 3Ei 3EI.
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
GOYERNITENT SECURITIES,
60p, SILVER AND ; COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TEEMS.
Fr Interest Alloweil on Deposits.
tr.3foney loaned on Grove'rement Bonds at
Lowest market rates.
- .
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Sale or _STOCES, BONDS and
GOLD. •
.1 1 .A.MES T. BRADY & CO.
ON. ,Cashler,
61jf 1i#,51110 GkEttt.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OrPICCE or PITTSBUREOX Gezzrrs,
Mo2IDAY. February 8, 1868.
Gold, was strong early In the day, but
the general decline in governments and
stocks checked the rising tendency de
veloped flatly; it; was made scaiceqor
the purpose of squeezing-the bears, but
135 1 3,1 was all what the bull party could
raise it to. I
Bonds were, very strong until noon,
and had advancedabout,4 per, cent., but
at the close of business the market be
came heavy, and -declined about 3i per
cent. ' •
Stocks ,have'experienced a panic, and
some of the Erie connections declined 2
per cent.
Money is less ;ant, although full
7 per cont. is L call. Business is
reviving.
Closing quol as received by Ph.
R. Mertz: .35%; Eighty-one's,
112%; Five , 1133 n '; do,
1864, 110%: de, .. .11%; do, 1865, new,
109; do, 1867, 109%; do, 1868, 1093;
Ten Forties, 108%; Railroads --- Cleve
land & Pittsbunr - i, 92%; Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago. 119%; Chicago
& Rock Island, 32%; Chicago & North
Western, 83%; do Preferred. 91%; Erie,
—; New - York Central, 162%; Michi
gan Southern, 93%; Reading, 95; Ohio
& Mississippi Certificates, 36%; West
ern Union Telegraph Company 37%;
Merchants Union' Express Company,
18%; Pacific Mail, - 14%; Adams, 48%;
Mining .maces—Gregory,, ,2,60;,.,quanz
llill, 70; Smith Tarmele; Cory
don, 10.
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady ' er` Co.: Gold, 135 1 /,; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 112%; 5-20's, 1862,
113%r 5-20's, 1864, 110%; ,b-20's,. 1865,
111%; e 5-20's January and July, 1865,
109, do. 1867,, 109%; do. 'lB6B, 109%;
Seven Thirties, par , less V,; Due Com
pounds, 119; Union Pacific Railroad,
par; Central, 103; Cy. Pacifies, 101%.
ALLEGHENY I CATTLE MARKET.
OFFICE OF P/TTSBUSGH GAZETTE,
MONDAY, February 8, 1869.
The supply of Cattle on sale to-day,
although larger than last week., was
again light, only reaching about 725
head, which Is scarcely enough to .sup-
Ply the retail trade, let alone the east
ern demand and country: buyers. Tha
market, therefore, was a • remarkably
.stiff , one, especially for good cattle,
which -.Were in limited supply, and
;pikes, if, anything, Ailed higher than
last wee/4. We do, not recollect of- a
tirece when there was Such a 'universal
growling` about .the high price of Cattle
as, lit ,Presenf.. Auteliers ; and drover§
cOmplaiu alike. that. they are making
nothing, 'and' that the only • thing that
keeps them in the business, is;in order to,
keep up their tra de. Consnmers, too,
and:very justly, comp lain:miabout the ex;
orbital:it . price ,of ; loot, _and • many a
family, we have no doubt, is now on short
all9F4Ppii - OalUg l ' ilki 3 o 3 /0 3 ' o
pay gie
Prices = no w' .. Arid ;IWO -worst
feature about the *hole thing lies 14. the
fact that there is no prospect of relief
for two or, three months—not until grass
.Cattle commence to make their appear
'anix4,, which is about the first of Jane.
A will be aeon by reformat* to the re
-port of sales, prime to extra steers sold
at 8t0'.8,60, and good to,t,nediam at 7 to
„fitodters. maybe qubied' at to
6,245, aft toiquality , and i pouditiop. Iv )
Peter t3lnidtiinaatitlel4' hda'd at '5 to 7,
'and' two ',e;ol, - 'sok , court 46! at
8.60: Giffin'', Lifftirtf tial Co. 48 head ,at.s
to -7,6o;lllChelan Sur;
to 7;501 Taurttian&.:l.oAktoa4 . atoOk
.cattle at 4,26; , . 67 head rat cattle at Tto
8,50; Is. J. Elbauttairk retalledl33 - head,
at 6 to B.6oi6larkidt )3ro. 76 head at Vl,O
8; .Eireenarald Or' Kahn 60 bead at 7 to
' 4,163,0fin 4 'rsz . ' head '011in" steed at
6,25 to 8,25; L. Rinhchilds & Co. 32 head
at 7 to 8,50 f head at 6' to
0.60i-ir,raue .14)&a 66 4 . nea4 at 41 to 8 1+5 0 ;.
- gotaltaWit - ,33r0: tr.V. bead at 5 tO,‘7; Hart-,
Ilan 28 bead at 6,80 to 8,110; tiastlewnec`ltt
3.1 head of Chicago steers, for Doian:
at 7;50 to 8,25: fledges & 'NIS! 54. ; head
at 6,7,50; E. , Katz au head. •
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^ 1 : ; 111;v1;siti afl Alp i f ell
p o e p n
sale taday. seine fifteen hundred head,
andwhat is most , remarkable le the fact
, that ;there' ,vratt,! larger, proportleu ,of
good Sheep than we have seen here du
king any preetidlng week this winter.
6ThertiWain fair nrubb&otHattler 4140 p
on sale, . but those ton %twit been id
niUoh niithln the Rae,,t Enciath,
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Aturt:-3,he3r;nre -, ncurnBirnost beyondthe
reach of the Butler.butchers., Two to
three dollars per head, is more than they
can stand, and as
,a consequence many
of theru will doubtless be forced to sus
,pend operations.r Pri me to extra fat Sheep
sold at from 5,50 to 6,50 cts per pound,
and medium do at •9,50 ~to 5. Comtnon
Sheep sold at pto 83 per head—almost ,
anything 'in the shape of a Sheep will
bring the inside quotations. Clipping
time is so near at hand, that there is not
the same disposition to force on the mar
ket that there was a month', or two ago.
HOGS
There was a fair suppl , i . Of Hogs - on
sale, and with only amonderate demand,
prices' were fully sustained, ranging
from 11 to 14 cts, In a retail way.
Jacob Needy wholesaled's4 head at 12.
PETROLEUM IHJ%Migr.':
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH OAiETTE,
Homey, FebruaryMO., 0
The expectations entertained by some.
on Saturday, that the climax bad been
reached, and that a reaction was near at
hand, has not thus far • been realized,
and if 'the operations of ti>,day can ba
taken as a criterion, the' market this
week. promises to be stronger and more
excited than the one which preceded it.
Indeed, there was more excitement Man
ifested to-day than we have noted' or a
week or two, and prices have touched a
point that have not been reached for
several years: As there is a large
amount of oil 'short' for : this month, it is
supposed that the shorts are buying in
order, to cover, and , thiii accounts for the
fact that February is worth more than
any other month in the year; as,will be
seen by reference to the repert'of sales,
however, the demand is not "confined
alone to this month, is there is inquiry
for almost every month in the year, ana
the late months have advanced ae well
as the earlier ones. • •
CRUDE
The Crude market was considerably
stronger and, somewhat_ ecited to-day,
and,'compared with Stiturday," prices
have still further advanced+ We can re
port 500 bbls spot (sold early .- in the day)
at 18; 1,000 at 18)4; and 5,000 (In tank)
buyers option, until July, Ist, st 20. At
the close February was held at 183 to 19,
and the same figures will .apply to
March.
p1}7i41;114.7
As already noted, the sales of refined
were unnsnaly large to-day; and with an
excited market, prices have' still further
advanced. ,We quote as follows:
1000 each February to May 33c
500 February to May 380
,
500 " July to December` 38c
500 " February and March 38%c
1000 " February and March 3834 c
500 " April- to ;June -
1000 bbls,buyer; all yeor ' 42e
500 " next siximonths, buyer... 3934 c
500 " March ' 38c
500 " February, lait half 39c
LIIBRICATI1 , .:0 OILS
Eclipse Winter.Litbricating,, Oil 40c
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Eclipse Railroad Axle - 350
Eclipse Machinery 75c
Eclipse Spindle . ' 80c
Eclipse Tanners' Stuffing 40c
Eclipse Tanners' Finishing oil '6sc
Encr.r.prs Or owing OIL; - - F 3
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H. Aletzgar..:aopoo D. - M.Edgerton..'.24o
Fisher 6c8r0.. 260 ,W. Wilson 8O
R. T. Leech:.. -5? -
Total : • . 1550
OIL SHIPPED 5A ST BY A. V. It., li.
P. Wesenberger, - 110 bblei nifiried' to
'Warden, - Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Citizens Ref. Co., 309 do de to Taek
Bro., Philadelphia.
MeKelvy -.Bros. ct Cp., 215 do to W.
P. Logan 6: . Bro., Philadelphia.
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P. IlVeis nberger, 150. do benzole to
Warden, F ew - & Co. Philadelphia. ~
Total ship enta Redned.. 634
Total shi prnents Benzole - 150
OIL SHIPEED BikST FROM DUQUESNE
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Hutchinson Oil Ref. Co., 434 bbls re
fired to Warden, Frew it Co. Phila.
G. W. Holdebili Co., 100 do tor to
W. Lincoln, - Bosto4. '
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Crticaoo, Feb. B.—Exchange in mod
erate demand at 1-10 off buying and 1-10
premium selling. Flour quiet and the
demand is ahnost ,exclusively for low
medium grades; sal es 'at 85a5,60 for spring
extras. Wheat quiet and firmer and I
higher; sates No. I 1 at 81,2334E11,24; No. 2
at $1,15y,a1,16, closing with buyers_at
51,16; sales this •afternoon at $1,16V, for
No. 2. Corn active and easisr and yotxc
higher; No. 1 at 66c; new 57.,(,c; no grade
53,153 i ci, closing dull at 5734 c for new;
sales No. 1 at
69c;-sellers for May,.,70,,fc,
sellers for the last half of April; new 5Sa
58%c, sellers for, the, last half of Februa
ry, and 58 1 ,4 c sellers for March; market
unchanged this afternoon. Oats active,
opening at 43i/053;4c, closing with sel
lers, but no buyers, at 53c. Rye dull
and firm and la2c higher, closing at 81,17
al,lB for No. 1. 1 Barley firm and 2a3c
higher; sales No. 2 at -81,90a1,93, closing
at 81,90. The highwine market is firmer
at 90c for wooden and 91c for iron bound
packages. Provisions.quiciWsteiuly and
firm; sales Mess Pork at 834 cash, closing
steady. Bull; Meats steady and quiet at
15Q for Ctunberlands cash,„ and 13%c for
shoulders; briyer February: laid
steady and quiet at 2030 cash, and
21c, buyer: February. Other descrip
tions, of hOg product - nominally unchang
ed. DieSsed Hogs firm and quiet, with
sales at $14a15,50, closing at 814,25a15,00,
dividing on two ,hundred „pounds. ,Re.
celpta for the past forty-eight' hOurst
-8,491 bbls flour, 12,260
bush wheat, 51,885
bush porn ,. 15,116 bush oats,
,2,975. bush
rye; 2,009,1:m9h barley. Shipments-41,611
bbls'fiour;B6,6l3 bush wheat, 10,959` bush
corn, 40,098 bush oats, 4,807 bush rye,
2,369 bush barley,;
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The extreme . prices for cotton ave a
tendency to impart firmness to the cloth
market, and, we, note an advance, by
agents; of )40 :per yard. on the...Moat' pop
mar makes of heavy brown sheetings,
such as Atlantic 'A,,Appleton A,.lndian
Head and . Pardtic.extras; hutjobberahaye
made - no change except on Appleton A,
which has arisen :from' 181 f to 17; agents'
prices • being 4 7 Xil Oa 2%. per, cent- dis
count: In other styles of •cotton goods
Abiitit 14 no partici:Liar change .te observe.
Prices" generally are steady and firni and
Whetter- Inquirykla notimable,3 althcingia
trade is not very lively."-CottonadakAtre
in • ... 'request and adliancing,inrsym
• piatll.'With'eottati bale ,pticen - loiliAg 40a
41: ' Carpet warps of beat - makes , jab
. readily atillsall7 4 - and !40a45, and, twine
is in good, demand' at. 35;i40 and',434lie
litter , for extra'fitii:4-ply. : , :-.
Pit zu&nELl9/14, tßabliiatif 4.r-COta6
'.Alarketleer Cattle in' fair demand tat
adValige; 2d 000, sold tea Pennsylvania and ;western; tastier* at
Ba 9 for fair to rood, 6a7 gross for com
mon. Sheep in fair demand; sales 6,000
at 64 grm. 4 gogs in'tlejnapd at„...an ad
van ;t plaids qa,zoo head; tit *51,7;00a17,50
ne t:, :f .
Catomm, February 8.-- . Flogs firm, ac
tivej - and steady , ik11 ,5 0a12,0 . 0 for
gobs} shiOping; risdeipta 4,147
head; shipments 1,047 head. Beef Cattle
moderately active and staadY 17
go !
0,00 for od to extra cove; atidF(ll7i,
for good to chidoe shipping Steoll.,,
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