6.
STEEL_ WORKS.
5
DUQUESNE:WORKS 1
.., . i
I
COLEMIN RAITAI & CO ,,
,-- P '
---- ' Manufacturers of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL, .
. _.
. .
AXt.ES AND SPRINGS,
Duquesne Iron, Sheet 'sod Tank Iron. Juniata
Iron. Wagon Box Iron. Charcoal Iron. Cylinder
Iron,XL Iron, Flanged cutter Bars, Guard Iron.
Drag and Dropper Bars, T Rail for Coal Roads,
Iron Wedges. Flat Rai for Coal Roads, Boiler
I .
Iron, Crow Bars,Cho n Links.' 1101er Heaos.
Steel and Iron Harrow I eeth, Carriage. Wagon
Seat and Coach Sprin s. and Axles, all styles:
Slab-Steel for Plows, C ltivator Steel, Steel Wino
and Moulds cut to "pattern, St&lng stet.' all
sizes. A. B. Steel and tees Tlre , Steel Crow Bars,
Steel Shafting; ..lu.
TELAD.
ALL GOODS FIRS
TAD
AliD WARRAN-
,- -
11161 r• Offices and W rks 16th street and Alle
gheny river and 77 WATER STREET. Pitts
burgh. Ja4:cT2 '
GODEFFROY BRANCKER & CO.,
42 Exchange Place, New Tork,
Are prepiied, as Sole Agents In the United
States for the Prussian Mining and Iron Coln-
pany of Duisburg, Westphalia, to contractor
sell in quantities to suit purchasers, (delivered in
e ither New York or rhiladelphiao the celebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISENV
Used so exteiazilvely for the manufacturing of
BESSEMER STEEL
This Iron is free from Suipur and Phosphorus,
and contains a hearT per cent age of Manganese.
Full particulars, samples, prices or chemical
a nalysis Will be promptly forwarded on apnlica-
SaXl:6;3
IMZE
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NBECK & CO.,
PIT'I'SBURGEt. PA..
Mannfacturers of every description of.
CAST IND GERMAN STEEL,
A TLIVAT SPRINGS,
ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORM SPRIGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, Ac.,
Warehouse, 83 Water and 100 First Sts.
MILLER, BARR
. Br. PARKILN.
GYITSP-AL PAW/N.7.ILS:
WK. METCALF, I
REUBEN MILLER,
GEL). W. BARR, CHAS. PARKIN.
-.9.FsCIAL PARTNICR - S. M. BIER.
CRESCENT STEEL. WORKS,
"MILLER, BARR & EIRRLN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, PA
tell:d 5
BLAC4 DILLIIOND
STEEL WORKS.
PAR]., BROTIER & CO.,
- aLs.nnfacturera of all descriptions of
3a,irr3mwnr . d.
Ogee sae, Warehouse, 120. 122. 124 SECOND
and 1150 and rai FIRST BTBEET3,
IRON WORKS.
zir:kE,R, Pre.sl W. P. PORTZEL, Sun.
e l TrISTIUR - 6:41q FORGE
AND MON CO.,
II A SEFACTLT.E3IS 07
;11"r rot'
Railroad .Fish Rare and Bolts;
_nisi trolls' Car Aales Rolled;
Railroad Car, &ales Hammered;
Locomotive Frames;
- Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Rods:
- - 7okes, Straps;
J.'iston Heads:
iiieamboat Shafts;
atearnboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman jaws, Collars, dice.
31'ece, No. 177 PENN STREET
TTSFItiIiGH. PA.
ELLERSIIIESEN PROCESS.
%The Trust' es are now nre pared to grunt licen
ues for the use of the ELLEabHAUSES Pl4O -
,•
The superior quality Imparted to good Iron,
'the great imp. oreinent in inferior iron. and tile
reduced .co.st.ccanniend It to th. manufacturer= of
Parties wishing ti) use it can obtain licensee by
applying .to
JAMES P. SPEER,
AltorriPy for the Trustee.i.
OFFICE, 360 PENN STREET.
• Parties intereste i are invite , l t4,' visit-the
SHOEItiDEILGEI: 'ORKS. where the process is
30W in , ,suceesslui 0 eratlon, fee:d:.7
EviTsori, PRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
_'Cos. 106 sql6T FIRST
STREFP, diononiviaeln-tionfio,
aDIA:d6 . PITTSBURGH.
NOV Iffy WORKS.
prrrsiar t.Gn
NOW. TY. WORKS.
- Fowl ed A. D. 1822. •
ADAMS, M'KEE &• CO.
. • pAcrinzss OF
KEYSTONE STA 'DAADOF:AIRBANK 9 PAT
ENT) I'LA • FORM AND COUNTER
S• 1 ALES.
J.:m91 , .. , 1 pm •flt. Door Locks and Latches,
Paint • nd Gate Mille, &c.
T AVENUE & GRIST STS,
COSNER OF F
jpenu's
tug
021
GAS AND
TEAM FITTING, (
-
,••••JOS. HAYE.•...IIIt2IIII'
FDOPER f 4
JOISX X. (*OPEC.
JOHN no
' POTTNDERS,
STEAM. FITTERS,
Ma% AND BRASS WORK, A
I
)n; dealerc 612 Yl%kiS
o: klnda.
RAS
fi ASD
y0,..0b0,0r0r0 0.
WAS.I,'
ter. of Pik
I
PI
and Wahint Streets,
TSBURGI3.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COYPAIit
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CR-Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinet+y, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.,
NAYIONAL FOUNDRY
• AND; PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Smallman Streets,
(NINTH WARD,)
PrralticaunEna,
•
WILLIAM SMITH,
Alanufacturer of ,
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS.
My Pines are all cast invariablyin Pits, in dry
t sand. and 15 feet lengths. Also, inn assortment
of general
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
would also call the attention of superintend •
eats of Gas Works to my make of P.F.,TORTS.
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
These Works are the largest and most
Complete establishments in the Weds, and are
now prepared to furnish
Engines, of every description.
Boilers, 011 Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Castings.
Bolling Mill Castings.
Engine Castings.
'Machine Casting's.
General Castings.
•
• ORDERS SOLICITED
n09:n89
ROBLNSON, REA. &
successors to ROBINSON, MINIS a. MILLIBS,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, ]fill Machinery, Gearin,
Shafting. Castings of all descriptions: - On Tan ks
and Still'
~ Boiler and Sheet iron Wor'st.
Office, No. li, corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for GIFFARD'S PA:TENT INJECTOR
for seeding Boners. jall:rsl
PITTSBURGH.
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
It/Wing Bill and Bridge Castings,
biACHLNERT AND CASTINGS SE.
Orders promptly and carefully exec,
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT & MAC;
MOM
THOMAS CARLLN A C
Fourth ward Foundry and Ala IC
.9A.I. I ;HUSE.Y ST., ALLEGHENY
Manufsetnre.rs of Steam Engines,
ev, - .leys, shafting. Grist and Saw
Rolling 31111 and Machine Castings.
Welght.s. Wagon BOXtE &c. Guild
have on t. aipiEr.,sines of all sizes.
CENTRA L FOUNDRY
AND A . WOR
BOLDLIN, BOYD Az B_
Chill Iloilo; Mill Cast;lngs, Roll Lat
LUMBER! LUMBER 1 f
ALEXANDER ,PATTERSON.
•
Dealer in all Hinds of Lumber.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE :
L 000,000 feet Dry Pine Boards;
150.000 feet lh and
inchk Clear Plank;
30,000 feet Dry Common Plank; \
30,000 feet Dry} mud 2 ince Oak: ;
25,000 feet Dry 2. all and 3 inch Ask, 1
5,000 ft. DrY in. Cherry & Maple,
30,000 ft. Dry iCul, si and 3 inch Poplar:
'lO,OOO feet Dry` Poplar Scantling;
250.000 feet Hemlock Joists and Scanting:
750.000 No. 1 IS-Inch Shingles, aimed;
250,000 No. 116-Inch Shingles, sawed:
40,000 No. 116-. inch Shingles, snevea:
40,000 Fire Brick:
1,000 Flre Tile.
100 Tons Fire Clay.
TAR/es—No. 56 FREBLE 'STREET. formerly
Manchester, and 157 REBECCA SERERT,oppo
site the Gas Works, Allegheny City. nolg
SAMUEL M. WICHERSILCII,
IRON BROKER,
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
agent for the Belt of ConawaLL, Doughamore,
Joeephlne, 'Babe.lly.,trancannou,Stanhope, Olen
doh, sod other brarde of Anthracite, Youghlo
ghet, Coke and C. B. Charcoal.
pica IROIiS.
Oosalgrunento are moat rtant-ctfolly
41AKE SUPERIOR
OP.PES MILL AIM 81E33LT1513 WIZ;
Prr.rosi3tatoli..
PAAK McCURDY & CO. ,
*tril m.C..trere, of Sheataung, Braziero bud Bolt
C.topPer, Pressed Copper Bottoms,ftalsed Sot
ms, .`!7•E iter Solder. Also,lmspor.-ra aud Deal
er, • _Eet.4l, Tim Pluto, Sheet Iron, Wire, &c.
Con vaulty ou'bantl Miners , Machines tu.S Toots.
Warehouse, Nn. 140 FIRFT STR'Ext,T and IXO
$.1,00.ti1) STREET, Pittabureb.
Special orders of Copper out to tiny
to oirstouxi
PITTSBURGH
(Opposite Union Iron Mille;
PITTSBURGH
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
SSO Penn
LUMBER.
IRON BROKERS.
COPPER.
GAZETTE : MONDAY; ,FEBRUARY 15, 1869.
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c,
HUGH E BOLE & CO.,
Cor. Point ] Alley and Daquesne
(NEAR THE POINT ' )
Engine Bui/ders, Founders and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes.
Special attention inCited to our new STATION
ARY (ML WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER. of IS-horse power.
CASTINGS. of every kind. made to order atom
Foundry. on THIRD STREET. below Martet.
RIGS for 011 Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
'HANGERS. HOUSE and TOBACCO SC RE WS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny Elver, near the Point,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Air Al orders promptly tilled. TAT rs
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL Ma] TASK
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
DZAIgrPACTCHTIIS OP
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FIXED TUBULAR,
FIRE-SOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS, /
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON.
- -
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES:
PR/SON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Office and 'Warehouse, corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
air Order& sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:ls)
V V BARNHILL4% CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. AO, 23, 514 AND 516 PENN ST..—
.
Having secured a large yard - and famished It
witn 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, Agna
tom, Settling Pans, Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar
Pans, and sole manufacturers of Barniiill's Pat
ent Boilers.
Repairing dote on shortest notice. 1ad:07.1
j A NYIS M. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
ry:rranirasu; PA..
KAITCPACT7 , 2I ,2 07
IRON OIL TANKS
EtETTLINet PASS, COPPER 2TEASI PIPE,
ROLLIN& MILL STACS-4,
JAILED X. iLDMUND D. Batsß
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
kuorm.crrnsats 07
Steain Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SIIEET IRON WORE, &O
61 Penn Street, fittstnergh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &.c
THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
lisaufacturen of, the g:rFLtest razlety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE FOUND IN THE :3TATE
Bole Agents 'or the celebrated Bage
One 2ta. trtores and Furnace_ for Hard Cott': or
C0ke.1h. , 14 in the 'Maid for l'arlor.t!tilee. More or
Church. Ftre needs n(rrekindltukr—hurns all win
ter. Do with ly until Tor See or Lend for Circular.
No. 30, WOOD STREET.
Our Agents. for .rientsl5—DEN:3lLER BROS.,
3mithlici St.; tiEO. HURLEY. .klleglitmy City.
GRLIT,,IIUGUS 8500.,
ILL.`fUFACTI:REILS OF EVIOLTTABLETY or
21111113CD.VMSS,
ERSLLY.
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
line Works
"THE - FIERY FURNACE,"
ffiME
011 Pre lee!,
Mill Work,
Grate Bare,
o order and
=14:0
' ion WA.ItY.ING BUILDINOb.
THY. NEWANTI-to COOKING
•RE(HILATOH. COLti.MI.II A STOVE.
VAN'S. t tincinnutl Fatteiro roHTIBLE
RANGECn T IRON .NIANTL WELLSLA.N'S
HE FLECTOH. .TE'. fre, :min (art and duet;
ELATE FitvicTr. , , EN .1)
206 and 20S Liberty Street,
lIM
ALEY.
CMS
COOR STOVES,
CET THI
BISSELI
- '
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake for Boast as
Intl assay other Store in the Linton.
BISSELL di , 00111
'
No. 235 Liberty Street.
_
, .
Altto on sand and for We. 1
EARLOR STOVE?, , 1
HEATING STOVES,
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS,
COOKING RANGES, Ac.
PITTSBURGH PAPER !MANU
FACTITRING COMPANY, Manufacturers of
PRINTING & WRAPPING PAPERS.
CLINTON IdILL—BT.ZbBIINYILLIS.
BILIGH.ToN muGHTON, PA..
OFFICE ha , a) weasgousE,
No.. Si?. Third Simi, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OPFICIIIB—AIIGIJST 11.A.RTJE,Preside nt.
JNO. LII,I3.IG,STON, Treamarer.
SAMUEL, BIDDLE, V.ocretArl•
Drancrom—Aug - ost Ht.rtje. John Atwell,
H. Flitrtle.t.n, John 8.. I.' fingt.on..
Carib wild for pamer Stook. Jwat,....
WEST COMMON
Mach.i4l.4. Stone Worke,
Northwest corner of west 0013111DOLL..MieittenY.
FRED% ATVATEO. £ CO.
Have on hand or prepare on short notiOe i rral
and 13tep Swum - Flags for aldewelka. ewer!
Vaulte„tc.- Head and Tomb drones,
Orders promptly executed. Priem/ reale:Ml*l
And SHEET IRON WORK,
Fur Steambous
PlTlttl3l:4lGli, PA
E BEST.
ok- CO.'S
MPH,
TRIILT
PAPER.
STONE.
FINANCIAL.
FORT PITT BANgJlig COMPANY.
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
- D7A ram IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible points in
the United States and Canada'.
DIRECTOES:
Jno. C Risher,
Robt. B. Smg,
Andrew 31111er,
JamesilL Ba el.
DLIIRkAN, esit.
ILsolir. Ca hier.
D. Hostetter,
James Eiordon,
D. Wallace,
3. Fawcett,
8.4.2 PL. No
D. LZET W
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sts.
- .Prealdeat.
A. 'PATTERSON...-
JOS. H. HILL --
CAPITAL, : : : $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
George W. Cass,
H. Palmer,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Dan. R. Davidson,
W. B. Haven.
T, AT 11 A. H.
DISCOUNTS DAIL
11;09:024
HART, CAUGRE & CO.,
BANKERS AND. BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood BtreetB,
IPIPTSISIIIVGLI,
(BUCCRsSOR.I TO HANNA, HART a C 0..)
Dr.s.i.P.RS IR
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the purchase
and sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Istata Drafts on London.
myi:ssz
N. .HOLYLES is, SONS,
321.4L1NT1E-103FLOE 6 ,
57 Market Street,
PIPTTSI3IIaII43II-1. PA.
Oollectione made on all the principal points of
the United 6tates and Canadas. • I
Stoe,ks,Bonclis and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
ramie's:Jr attention paid Le the purchase and
sale of
United States SeCurities.
OILS
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY,
WILBERT W. C. TWEDDLE,
MA_NUFACTUREIL OF
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils
Eelirke, lanileoad Axle Oil.
Stands great heat wittinat, chan,re: retnalms
iowvst temptraturns. :special VII for
trqpi,ntl ci:lnates nr hot weather.
Loeoutoilve, Engine, noel:au° Sliop,
Wl,l out Seremi.
Saw lEill and Planing Mill Oils,
Adapted for high speed.
Spindle till, Wool Head-Light Oil,
oil, Tanners' Stuff- Benzoic,
ing‘ic Finishing Oil, Gasoline,
Harness Oil 'Parraßine.
ARMOR to preserve Bright Iron
Wort and )1 /C. h leery from rust. II
Thew prodi.cte are manufaQtured n vier Dr.
Tweddle's pThrni bq Sonerbe:tte.l tea In Vac
coo. Tln- -Lubrie.n log tills are almoyd olorlcs
perfectly pun.. uniform. and thu,tin. light col
ored. i-tand a high temperature unchang , d. and
romdin it pttd ,:t Creme cold. 'nit Railroad
Ons are lulacquAlled. and .Ir, in con,lant 11..,e on
many of the priori psi intilroada
b. , examined and orders left at 114 WOOD
sTREET. NVoris at liharpshurg Bridge.
WADING AND KING,
CommtsMon Merchants and Brokers In
PetroleUni and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
( PHILADELPHIA ADDF.E§S,
WARII`IG, KING &
127-Walnut Street.
TAUB, BIIMILIERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
( AND DEALER IN
Petroleum and its Products,
Pictabaran OtSee—DALZELL'S t BUILDINO,
corner of Duqueene Way and Irwin streets.
Philadelphia Oft WALNUT EST. .
s,pl:wW
DRUGGISTS.
EN D ERSON J.& BROTHERS,
266 Liberty street, Dealers in Drugs,
atuts and Patent Medicines.
W. MACKEOWN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE ..DRUGGISTS,
AND . KANCFaCTIIIITitB OF
40Eibr10c)32.4::*1.1.
MOVED TO N 0.195 LIBERTY ( STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PIC*NA..
White Window Lead, (Ilan and Olasaware at
Manufacturers Danes, , dee
COAL AND COKE
CO.&L! COALS! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
0117illif removed Clair (Mee to ,
NO. 667 LIBERTY STREET,
(lately City Flour KM) SBOOND EL(X)It.
Are now prepared tarnish good YOU6MIO
- LUMP, NUT, COAL OBILACS, it the
lowest morket price.
AU ordure let it their omou, or addressed to
them through the mall, will be attended to
promptlY.
CENTRAL AND UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest investment now in the =she: for
sale by
r!1-1:]Et. iticE]ftrrz,
Corner FIFTH AVENtE WOOD STREETS
Also, dealer in Government Bonds. Gold and
Oon ns and European Exchange at market
rates de2l
J. ki ES T. BRADY 8e 00.,
(enccessors to 8. JONES & C 0..)
I .._.
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
DS 21. rq 32C., "JO it Riy
BUY AND BELL ALL KINDS OF
etLERN3IENT SECURITIES,
LD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
tom" Interest Allowed on Deposits.
SAP-Money loaned on' Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders exeented for the Purchase
and Male .of _STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
Ellt pittliugij &aittt.t7
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, February 13, 13€2.
The money market reflects the unfa
vorable bank statement for the past
we •k, showing a falling off in coin, a re
du tiou of over two millions in the
lo ns,a reserve alike amount, besides
la ge shipments of currency South and
st. The spring business has com-
. • need; large amounts of coin are with,
r wn from the market and go into the
o ton houses in payment for imported
ds Thus, the surplus gold is taken
6 of the market and rates stiffened ag
o dinoy, although exchange is still
e ling very low, and is pressed on the
n .rket to realize at' once for the ship.
:ut Of bonds to Europe. It ishardly
,r Liable that these large shipments of
erican securities will be very prbfit-
able except to the fetw who can ship in
large amounts enablingthem to use the
cable for their operations and taking the
riik in the transmission or bonds instead
of paying the heavy insurance thereon.
European markets are likely to be
glutted with our securities, and those
Ny have delayed in this matter from
the start will most likely find it a los
it4 operation. It remains now to be
seen what effect these shipments of
bonds will have on the gold premium
and the market value of all kinds of in
vestments in funds. Cotton, it is said,
has checked the upward tendency of
gold, but whether it will not contribute
to advance it ultimately to a greater
ratio, can liardly be doubted. The ad
verse trade balance has partially been
covered by the sale of our obligations
at a low rate, but we have also consider
ably/ increased our liabilities abroad,
for which we have to pay in gold at a
high rate of interest, which, in a period
of tiustness, will be more difficult to pay:
It must be - then that we are the losers iu
'interest, hut ,we have gained time and
staved off the payment of debtS which
might as well have been paid on once.
4:;overnmeut bonds are still tending
upward, but the advance was entirely
too sudden and too great not to bring on
a - reaction: only in the event of gold
going above present quotations. would
there be any inducement for European
capitalists to invest in cur bonds, and
this the large foreign bankers have well
forseen, and sold their sixty-day bills,
whilst they brought high prices, and
nolV can ship coin to cover or have their
bonds to sell, in either event they make
a double profit. The advance iii, iliovern
Monts has caused an active deinand for'
Pacific bonds, but the advance in the
rates on call loans will prove A check on
speCulating in those securities.
Stocks are dull and lower, and the
long predicted decline is approaching
without any special interference by
either hear or any other combination.
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold; 135. , „:; Silver, 130; Eighty-.
one's, 114%; Five Twenties, 1862, 114%;
do 1804, 111%; do 1865, 113%; do 186;5,
Consols, 110%; do 1867, 110%; do 1868,
110%; Ten Forties, 109%; New York
Central, 163g -'
Erie, —; Reading; 944;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago
Railroad, 118%; Ohio Mississippi,,
35%; Michigan Southern, 94%; Cleve
land k Pittsburgh, 91%; Chicago
Rock Island, 31%;; Chicago it North
Western, 5.3%; Chicago .North Western.
Preferred, 91%; Adams Express Com
pany, 6634; Merchants, Union Express,
18%; Pacific Mail, 11%'; Western Union
Telegraph Company; 37%; Gregory, 2,40;
Quartz/ 11111, 68; Corydon, 10; Smithtiz.
Parmele, 2,10.
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady Sr. Co.: Gold, 135;; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 114 N; 6-20's, 1862,
114%; 5-20's, 1864, .11115; 5-20's, 1865,
113%; 5-20's Jauuary and July, 1865,
110%, do. 1807, 111%; do.lBoB, 111%;
Seven Thirties, par less y; Due Com
pounds, 119; Ten Forties, 1093;`. ' ; Union
Pacific Railroad, par; Central, 103; Cy.
Pacifies, 10134.
PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, February 13, 1869.
GENERAL REVIEW.;
The oil market was firm with a fair
volume of business during Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday l and Thursday,
while yesterday and to-day,there was a
weaknesS apparent, - and comparatively
little done. Crude has dropped from a
cent`to a cent and a half during the past
two days, and even at the reduction, the
demand was by no means urgent, as
buyers anticipate a still further reduce
tion. Refined, especiallv for this month,
is off half a cent, while - the later months'
are quiet and uncharged, with but little
offering, and no great disposition mani-•
Tested to either buy or sell. While it is
conceded that there has been a slight re
action, operators are not agreed by any
means as to the cause for the reaction.
Some-thought that it was a precursor of
a general break and •panic, as a natural
result of the recent inflated prices, con
tending that the — whole movement was
brought about by a bull combination.
It was also claimed that having unload
ed, to some extent, there is not the same
pressure now to keep the market up that
there has been, and that it may be the
purpose of the "bulls - now to break it
down. On the other hand, there were
those, equally as well posted, who were
of the opinion that the reaction, -above
noted, will be but temporary, that it
will be recovered within a few days
again, and that the stocks at all of the
leading points are too much reduced to
admit of even the possibility of any ma
tet ial decline.
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The Crude market was decidedly offish
to-day, especially for immediate de
livery, and, compared with yesterday.
prices have declined from a' half to
three-quarters of a cent: We can report
sales of 500 bbls, on spot; at 17c; 1000 do
at 17qc: two lots. of 1000 each for first
Water at li!4c; 1000 till October Ist, sel
ler, at-17/e, and—last evening-5000
bbls till, September Ist, seller,at 17c.
Oil City telegrams quoted at $6,90 to
$7 per barrel.
REFINED
There was not a single operation to
day, at least, there were none reported,
and, as already noted, the market was a
little Weak, and for this month, prices
were a shade lower. February, which
sold at 39c yesterday, was quoted to-day
at 38 1 4 to 393,4 c: March to July or July
to December, seller, still quoted at 39c.
Bu yerseption, next six months, 39c, and
same option, all year, at 42c.
LUBRICATING OILS.
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil 40c
Eclipse Railroad Axle A 85c
Eclipse Machinery 750
Eclipse Spindle 80c
Eclipse Tanners' Stuffing 40c
Eclipse Tanners' Finishing oil 6sc
RECEIPTS OF CRUDE OIL.
Fisher & Bro ...480 J. Munhall 80
D. M. Edgerton.l6o Jas. Wilkins! .... 240
Owston Lt S 520
Total 1480
OIL SHIPPED EA ST BY A. V. R. R.
Standard Oil Co , 425 bbls refined to
Warden. Frew Lt Co., Philadelphia. -
McKelvy Bros. Lt. Co. 152 do to W.
P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Total shipments Relined 577
RECA.PITULATION
The receipts of Crude cluririg the week
were 11.773 barrels, against 9,705 bar
rels last week: from January Ist to
date, 76,190 barrels, against 121,220 same
time last year. Exports of Refined this
week, 5,756, barrels, against 3,756 last
week; froln January Ist to date, 31,517
barrels, against 32,340 barrels same time
last year. Sales this week, 139,100 bar
rels, against 4-1,200 last week.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF PITFSBURGEI GAZETTE, t
SATCRDAY, February 13, 1869.
The general markets have been moder-.
ately active during .the week which has
just closed, there having been a slight
increase in the volupae of business,
though there is still an abundance of
room for improvement. We can report
a fair local demand for most of the lead
ing articles of trade, but with liberal ar
rivals, stocks are fully up to the require
ments of present wants, and there is lit
tle or nothing, doing outside. of this, as
there is an almost entire absence of any
thing like a speculative feeling% In val
ues, there are no changes worthy of spe
cial notice.
APPLE BUTTER—DuII at 70zo SOc.
APPLES—DuII but unchanged; regu
lar sales in store at 83' to 85 per bbl as to
quality.
!BUTTER—Continues dull, with a good
supply and liberal receipts; sales at
prime to choice Roll at. 35 to 33.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII. at 3%.
BEANS-83.25 to 8,3,75 per bushel.
CHEESE—Is firm, and the market is
almost hare. ' Goshen may be quoted at
-2i to 22 for Ohio, and 23 to 24 for tier
York. Western Reserve and Hamburg
19 to 20c.
CARBON OIL—Is firm, and in limited
supply; may be quoted firm at 34 to 3436, i
for standard white.
CORN\f`.'AL—SI to 1, 4 1,10 per bushel.
CRANBERRIES—SaIes at 818 to 820.
DRIED FRUlT—Teacues are firm, and
in limited supply; quarters 14; mixed 16
and halves l to 20. Apples, 11 to 12 cis.
EGGS—DuII, with a supply consider 7
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ably in excess , of the defitand; we quote ,
fresh packed at 20 to 21c."
HAY—There is no improvement to
note iu the demand, and the market is
dull as ever. though prices are un•
changed; baled, ou Wharf, 520 to 524, for
co tanion to strictly prime.
LICIMINI—SaIes at 56.25 to 56,50.
HEMP—Sales at 5210 per ton.
PROVISIONS—Bacon is. firm, with
regular sales of Shoulders at 153 c
to Ul2; Ribbed Sides, 171-;; to ISc; Clear,
lS', to lit, and Sugai Cured Rams. 2014 to
21c. Prime kettle rendered Lard. 21 to
iu tierces, and 22c to 2 . 2;c iu kegs.
Dried Beef, 21.' ; ,c. 'Mess Pork, $35,00
to 335,50.
POTATOES Continued dull, and
prices are barely maintained; small sales
in store at Su to 65c.
SEEDS—Cloverseed is steady at .:$lO,OO
to 510,50, as to quality. Timothy is un
changed at $:3,50, and Flaxseed at 52,40.
SALT—Is quiet but steady, au4 is still
quoted at *2 by the car, load.
SORGIII.TM-30 to 65c. 1
GRAlN—There is little or no demand
for Wheat in this market, aad prices are
entirely nominal. Oats firm, though the
demand is light. Sales on track at 65c
to 66c, and in store at 67 to 68c. Rye is
in steady demand at 51,45 to $1,47. Corn
is firmer, under the influence of di
minished receipts, though, as yet, there
is no advance; we continue to quote on
track at 75 to 80c for mixed to prime Yel
low. Barley, also, is in good demand, and
prime toohoie Spring may be quoted
at 52,10 t 52,15.
PE.A.NITTS—SaIes 9 to 9Xe per lb.
TALLOW—Rendered, 12e.
LARD OIL—Is firm, and may be quo
ted strong at $1,40 for. No. 2, and 1)1,75
for No. 1.
ONIONS—gS to $9 per bbl.
FLoun—The -market has been re
markably dull during the past week,
and with a limit demand, prices are
weak -and barely maintained. Spring
Wheat.brands may be quoted 37 to t , 7,50,
and Winter, Wheat, tAS.,SO to 89,00 per
barrel. Rye Flour, 87,50. ThePearllliil
quote their beat brands, made , f the
best Wheat, as follows: Extra Family
Flour,iu barrels at.t49,30, and, in sacks,
t9;00 per barrel;! Double Extra Family,
In barrels, $lO,OO, and, in sacks, $9,70
per barrel; Spring Wheat Flour, in bar
rels, $7,80, and ,in sacks, $7,50 per barrel.
The City Mills quote prices as •follows:
Extra Family, (Winter) in barrels,
.t 9,30, and, in sacks, PM per barrel;
Double Extra Family, in barrels, $9,50,
and, in sacks, f, 4 9,50 per barrel, and
Spring, SS,OO, in barrels, and f 7,70, in
sacks, per barrel. .
WIELLSKY- , -14ighwiries are Ram and
held steadily at. advance, 97 to 980, in
a jobbidg wsy. •