6.
STEEL WORKS.
DUQUESNE WORKS,
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COLEMAN, :RAHN & CO.,
M..
anufacturers of
IRON; NAILS, STEEL,
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•
AXLES AND SPRINGS
Duquesne Iron, Sheet and Tank Iron, Juniata
Iron. M'sgon Box Iron, Charcoal Iron, Cylinder
Iron, xi, Iron, Planged•Outterßars, Guard iron,
Drag and Groover Bars, T.Rail for Coal Roads,
Iron Wedges, Plat Rail' for Coal Roads,' Boller
Iron, Crow Bars Chain Llut: ll, ll.ler Mesas.
I
Steel and Iron H arro w Teeth. Car ge, Wagon
Seat and Coach Sorin , and i all styles':
Slab Steel for Plows, 'Orator Steel., Steel Wings
and Moulds cut , to • attem. - Suring' tied all
gases. A. B. Steel and teel Tire; SteelCrow , Bars,
Steel Shafting. Act. .• • t -• , . , , . •
ALL GOODS r CLAM LIM WiltitA.N-
AlirOffices and Workaatlth street and Alla.
gheny.river and 77 WATER STREET, .Pitts
burgh. . jaitc22
GODEIFROY BBANCKER & 80,,
42 Exchange Place, New York,
Are prepared, as Sole Agents in the United
Stites for the PraseLen Mining and Iron Com
pany of - Duisburg, Westphalia, to contract -or
sell in quantities to suit purchasers, (delivered in
either New York or Philadelphia,) the celebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISEN
rsed so extensively for the marinfsetntilyg of
BESthMKER:STEMU
This Iron is tree from Sniper and P hosphorus,
and contains a heavy per cent age of Manganese.
Full partici:daft' , samples, prices or chemical
analysis will be promptly forwarded on aprdloa
salon. • 3a30:476
SHEFFIELD lITHELAFOILIM
MGR% mom. & co,
1'MVM17503 3 . PA..
Manufacturers of every description of
CAST AND GERMAN: =STEEL,
31 TIAW JINVS„ _ _
' /mar , e. LIU) PLATPIRXEMOS ,
Amara, STSICL T/SZ, ae
Wszehouse, 83 Water and IMO First Sta.
WILLER, BABB & PABEIN.
, GIN 33L perrErzas:
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ktiTC.S.LX, SEMEN MILLEB,
03130. W. BARR, I CH.A.13.•P.L11.10.N.
PeitlNTa - 13. M. KIM.
'CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
XILLEIty BAER & }UMW,
Office, N0.,339 Liberty St,
PITTSBIIBGH. PA.
f 1.1:c148
tLACIL DIAMOND
STEEL "WORKS.
PARK, lIRMER a co.,
Xannfacturers.of all descriptions of
iiEirJEUMM-N.
Office a.r Warehouse, 12 STREETS.MOND
iuta au anti 1.21.1"1.119T
/RON WORKS.
JAR. 'V =lam, Prean W. P. PouTia, likuson.
FITTSBMGII FORGE
AND IROk CO.,
713A%711FACTIntirliS OP
llar brain;
Railroad Fish Earl% and Bolts; •
ReLlroffid Car A.xles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles Htuameredl
Locomotive FrattLeS;
loeotnotive Frame Shapes;
Side Rods:
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks; •
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, ice.
, 0.M.ce : ,,,N0. 177 PENN StIET
P/TTSBUSGII. PA
EURSHIISEN PROCESS.
The Trust , .es are now erepired - to grant licen
ses for the nee of the ELLERFIELtUtISS ETA
CESS. _
The superior quality imparted to good iron,
the great imp. ovement in inferior Iron. and tee
reduced cost commend it to alt manufacturers of
iron.
Parties wishing to use it can obtain lieenaes by
apPlYing to -
JAMES P. SPEER,
Attorroy for the Trustees,
OFFICE, 860, PENN STEEL
_Parties Interested are to visit the
SHOZN BERGER:WOMB. where tpc process is
tow In successful operation:- • • fell:,1171
~ ViVE*SON, PRESTON & CO.j
124 .
,
Pennsylvazia Iroi Works.l
gO7 rettotioe; Nos- 164 soLliT '.111:118'r
STB A BItIk. 0,4)0e-to lilpiton,ito:lobt rionstl,_ _ 1.
0p24:d8 '
.. , . , PVIVI9I/31Thoson.
- NoVEL.TY woms.
pITTEIBIM4II
NOV.ELTY WORKS.
Founded A. D. 183$.
ADA. 31.13, WILEE & CO.
3L1111177112193 01
KEYSTONE, STANDARD )PAIRBANIC S PAT
ENT) PLATFORM - AND.GIOUNTEB
SC.ELLES.
Jam, Faced Patent Door Locke and Latches,
Paint and oonbe nuts, AC.,.
OORNER OF FIRST /SEIM'S & GRANT BM
Pittsburchr,Penn'a•
GAS AND EITIUM FITTING.
ZORN N. =Mal JOA. ItAlll .:..111113311'
JOHN AL COOPER & IDO9 ,
MUSS POUNDERS I
GAB ,AND _STEAM FITTER B,
igannfterturers of 7173611 AND 83A1313
alma diurlptimAtaljzlit NECTIIMCas
".•°" "P llB Amcir' all
ter. of Pike and Walnut,titreets,
PITTSBURGH.
FOUNDERS, MAOHINIS'IS.
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBI3ItGH, PA. '
rirEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NevoNAL rots! mr
AND. PIPE WORKS.
Comm Carroll and Smallasaa
WILLIAM SMITH,
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
)fy rives ire all enust invailabtyla Pits, in dry
mad, and 19 feet lengths. Also, fall assortment
of general
Castillo for Bas and Water Work&
I would also call the attention of Superintend.
ants of Gas Works to ray make of RETORTS.
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STRERT, Nl;th Ward,
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
These Works are among the lames and moat
eomplete establishments in the We ns. and are
now prepared to tarnish
Engines, of every description.
'Boilers, Oil Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Casting".
Boning JIM Castings.
Engine Castings.
chine (!a!ahyP.
General Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITED
ROBINSON, SEA & CO.,
Successors to R08171301f, MINIS WILLEM%
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WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND lIACHINISTS,PITTSBORGH;
Maudactarers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
et%ißlast Engines, Mill Machinery , Gearing,
g, Carting. of all descriptions: Oil Tanks
and Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Mee No. lA, corner "first and dasithdeld
Streets'.
for re
Age eding Boilers. nts ibr GIFirARD'S PATENT INJECTOR
jallirE2
PITTSBURGH.
NIONT BLANC FOUNDRY t ,.
Butler /Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite idle.)
ITITSBU/1811.
Rolling Mill and Bridge Canting
e,
SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
KLOMMEECZ AFD CABTIIIOS OIDIENALLY.
Orders promptly end carefully executed.'
Charges rassousble.
EBBERT & 111ACKUND.
0c.15d22
TROIKAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works,
BANDVSKY ST., ALLICOHEITZ CITY, PA.,
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, 011 Presses,
ruileys, Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work,
Rolling Mill sadlfachlue Castings. Grate Bars,
Weights, Wagon BOXCE Build to order and
have on hand Engines of all sires. lurld:4ls
IaNTRAL FOIINDRY
AND. ROLL WORKS
880 POILII Street.
BOLLIELN, 130Y11 & BAGAIEL
Call Bale, Kill Casting', 801 l Lathes, ao.
LUMBER! LUMBER!!
ALEXANDER PATI'ERSON.
Dealer in all Kinds Or Lumber.
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. •ox uaim'AND rot sitn:
000,000 feet Dry Pine Boards;
150.000 feet 1% and inch Clear Plank;
80,000 feet Dry 1% limn Common Plank;
30,000 feetDry.l.and iseliDakr,
' 35,000 feet Dry A, %)4 arid 3 inert
5,000 ft. Dry 5, iss Di• Cheri,' Mere.
30,000 ft. Do' Wintid 3 lila' Pop sr:
10,000 feet Dry Poplar Scantlinc•
1115,9_,000 feet-Hemlock delete and ScantMgi
750,000 No. 1 15-inch Shingles, sawed;
550,000 No. 116-Inch Musks, sawed;
40,000 No.I 164nch Shingles, saVredi
40,000 Fire Brick;
1,000 Fire Tile .It •
LOU Tons Fire Clay;
Main:hi—No. 50 PIIEBLR STRUT. tbruteriy
Manchester, and 167 REBECCA. STHEST,oppo•
site the Ou Works, Allegheny City. nol2
sAnivEL mr.wichzuntsm,
• IRON BROKER,
1.14 First Street, Pittsburgh, pa.
Agent for the sale of Cornwall, Doughstnere,
figi.Vd ne .4 l 4ePebitrel:l2ll.d=reirr Glen.
ithen9 Cake and C. B. Charcoal.
.1 1 IG1
Coneignmenta are Most rearbeetedtv eel lotted.
r :JOIE SUPEIIIOII'
— L *Pyrf;ll3lL - ANDURVITNG Woste
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PITT81:11711,01:1.
PARK, IstoCUR.DY & CO.,
santirseturers of Sheathing, Braziers' and Belt
;opper, Pressed Copper Bottoms,Ridsed Bet.
mms, rmeiter Holder. Also,lmperterrend Dem
ers metal, Tin Piste, Sheet Iron, Wire;
Con ;tautly on hand Tinners , Machines nt.d TOols.
Warehouse; No. 140 VIEWS BTIIII4T antllll9
50001•104TBEET Pittsburgh. • , --
Special orders of Conner on to any desired pt.
r. tairitaMtdisT
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tPITTSBITRq - H
mum WARD.)
H. -PA.
Manufacturer of
FOR GAB AND WATER WORK&
iirrrrsxstlmmixt.
LUMBER.
IRON BROKERS.
COMM
GAZETTE
ENCtiNES, BOILERS, deo..
HUGH Ns BOLE ;& CO,
Cori Point Alley and. Duquesne St.,
(N&& TUX POINT.)
Enginl Bul c t.lg' t o s unders and
Manuraetnre STEAMBOAT.ENGINES and STA- -
TN:WARY INGLITHS, of all sizes.
SwMal attention.lnvlted to our newSTATION
ARY OIL WELL ,ENGINN AND PORTABLE
HOILF,HoI Whom power.
OLSTINGS,_of every land, made toorderatonr
Foundry . . on THIRD STREE_T, below Market.
'RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PITLLEYS,
HANG MOUSEand TOBAOROBOREWS and
, LEON TOBACCO P.231#383, on hand and made to
• order, it the
INDUSTRIAL. WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
PITT9BIIRGH. PA.
MEIf2=MM!
FORT PITT
BOILSII, STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL... 6. SNYDER,
Kilfo7/14T13112118
TM3I7LAR, DOUBLE-FIXED TUBULAR,
FINE-BOE AND crimannat STEAM BOIL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH ?ABS.
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENBERS; •
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDOES;
PRISON' DOORS AND, DOLL BRUTES
Otthse and Warehouse, corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
•PrITSBIIRGII, TA,
air Orders sent to the above address will be
romntly attended to. rah7:lB9
WM. .BAIMULL & CO.,
' . BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS;
NOS. SO, Ail, 84 AND 26 PENN ST.
Having secured a large yard and furnished It
Imo the =est appr,oved machinery, we are pre
pared to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS in the beat manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the country. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steals Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans, Tanks, 011 Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans. Boiler Iron, Bridges. Sugar
Pans, arid sole manufacturers of BarnellPs
ent Boilers.
Pat-
Repairing done on shortest notice. . isB c2l
J AMES BL BITER,
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I.Vos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITISBUBEiII,
mastmatrrursa OP
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM mit.
noLuse MILL STACKS,
A3rt SHEET IKON WORM,
For Steamboats._
JADID . . . . ... ....ZDYWND D. DIM=
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
XANV7AC?VUEB OP
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WORE. Ot.O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o
THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
li&RUJlCtAreill of the greatest rarlety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE.
Sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burring
Orie azal Stores and Furnaces for turd Coal or
Coke. B st in the World for Parlor, OMR. Store or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—bunts all win
ter. Do notb iy until you see or send for Circular.
No. 301 WOOD STREET.
Onr Agents for Orientals—DE.2i NLRB BROS..
imlthfield St.; GEO. RUBLE. Y. Allegheny City.
GRI 7 M. TWOS 8r•
YANU7ACTUBEIIS OP EMIT VABLITTOT
r COMMIS V
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
"THE FIERY FURNACE,"
Fos WARMING BUILDINGS.
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
••BEGULATOR." COLUMBI s. COOK STOVE.
TAN'S
E 'WMai,ll2l, PORTABLE
REFLEC C OR GRATE S free Isom w
i E addust
SATEFRONTS. FENDERS,
Au.,
.286 and 208 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA .
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSIMILL git CO.'(4
FOB BITITAII2IOI7II COAL._
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast is
ecti aa any ether Store In the 1:11don.
& 00.;
NO. 285, Liberty Street
,
jrita i rgiAld for oak%
RECA.Tart BTOVI‘ .
a" Vicare ILIPMVs.
PAPER.
ITTSBITIMII-PAPER NIANNUe.
L 11410TORING 00XPANT, Dlanutiotarerli 0/
PRINTING 8& WRAPPING PAPERS
• CLINTON IfILL—GTIIIIBENVIILIL.
BRIGHTON KLlar—NEyi r BRIGHTON, PA.
OFFICE AND VARRHOIRDS ,
• „„
No. 82 Tldrd Street, Pittsburgh§ P.
Orrunise—A.llGUßT HAllT.M.President:
; •
JNO. B. LiviNGSTuzi. Tressumm
/4.,....8a1ttrZL qecratokr,
ariman 2 llB- 41 . 1n
Hargb
Gash paid cot PaaerlitoOk.
STONE.
WEST COMMON
Machine Stone Works,,
Northwest corner of West Common, Allegheny.
ATITATIGHt d
Have on hand or ti ara on abort notice Hearth
and Step Stones. - for Sidewalks, Brewer?
Vaults. &c. Head an Tomb Stones. ag,
Orders promptly executed.. Prices reasonable
: WEDAStAt, Mitt:ART 17; ISM.:
FORTPITT BANKING. COMPANY .
N 0.169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALS.= IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND_COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED OR TINE DEPOSITS.
Colleellona made cm all accessible Pointe In
the United States and eanadas.
DIRECTOBS:
D. Hostetter, . Jno. C Rube?,
James Gordon, I Bobt. H. King,
D. Wallnce, Andrew Millar,
R. Fawner, James M. Bane!.
itiliMi; Prefin•
lON. cashier.
NATIONAL BANK OF COHERE,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth St&
A. PATTERSOIS.....
JOS. H. HILL
CAPITAL, : $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
A. Patterson, eleorge W. Casa,
Wm. H. Brown, B R. Palmer,
Chas. Lockhart, Wm. Douglas,
Dan. R. Davidson. W. Reed.
W. S. Haven.
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DISCOUNTS DAIL
sty9:ol3
HART, CAIIGHEI & CO.,
BANKERS *AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood tilireets,
rirrwastrisou,
(BCCONSBO IIB TO HANNA. tHABT it C 0..)
DILLERS
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And virticalar attention paid to the pun:lase
- - IRS sale of
COVERNMENT BONDS.
I Slant Diane on London.
myi:asz
N. uoLmns & SONS,
Collections
,4e on all the principal points of
L United ritatand Canada&
Stoelo,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMIBSION.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
United States Securities
is80:al
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY,
HERBERT R. C. TWEDDLE,
ItiILI7HFACTUREI 3 or
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Ic'ipso Railroad Azle Oil.
Stands great heat without change; remains.
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special till for
tropical climates or hot weather.
Locomotive. Engine, alsehine Shop,
Wl,l tut Screws.
Saw 11111 and Planing MU Oils,
. Adapted for high speed.
Spindle 011, Wool , Head-Lightol l ,
Oil, Tanners , Staff- liensole.
lug& Finithingilil. Gasoline,
Harness Oil Parralline.
ARMOR VARNISH. to preserve Bright Iron
Work and Machinery from ttust.
These pro Wets are manufactured ender Dr.
Tweddle , Cpsteut by Superheated Steam In Vac
can. The Lubricating Oils are almost odorless,
perfectly pure. uniform , and mostly light col
ored, stand a high temperature unchanged. and
r e main_ limpid during extreme cold. The Raßroad
Ohs arc 'unequalled, and arc in constant use on
many of the principal Railroads Samples can
I be exsrulned and orders left at 174 WOOD
STREET. Works at Sharpabarg Bridge.
WARING AND HUG,
Commission Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
prrisiswasui, PA.
rHTLADELPHIA ADDRESS,
TACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEAL.EIO3 IN
,
Petroleum and its Products;
Pittalmrgh Ofdoe—DALSSICLD'S BUILDEND,
corner of Dnqiesne Way and Irwin streets.
OdIoo—VITWALITS„Wf.
01:wlio • ' . .
• Abe Liberty street,
R ealer, In Drugs,
• a pia and Patant Medicinal. . .
Nir.'ICACIMOIII"
WIIOLESAILLIIRPODISTS,
uor
Cleta • ll3cota- 01.1.
NOTED TO NO. 195 LIBERTY snuan i ,
ETTTSBI3BOH, PENNA.; •
White Window Lead, grlus and GilladWlLTe at
Manafaetureri prim. • dee
"&ii.:"eodiurCosiLizz'
DICKSON; SMART & CO.,
tbelrArse fe
NO. 5 67 thERTY STBEEt
• (Lately City Flour 11111)13E00ND ELOCIE.
Ate sicrw
_brmAte,d_l&fitirnish good TO119810;
Eilia NY LUNY, - NUT 09,4, OBBLAOK, sit tale
-wren morket prlae.
AU Orden left at their MBA,- or addressed to
them through the mall, will be a ttended to
promPUY.
FINANCIAL. '
sitarm. m
D. LEET
Ir, AT.II
57 Market Street,
PITTII333I:TELGIII, OA..
OILS.
WARING, KING A CO.,
127 Walnut, Street.
DRUGGISTS.
COAL,AND OOKE.
TEAL ANIEVIYAION
PACIFIC RAILWAY RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest Investment now In the market for
sale by
P I XEL R. IterEIVTAZ,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE & WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer In Government Bonds. Gold and
Cannons and European Exchange at market
rates. den
,
JAS. T, BRADT IN C 0.,.
(Successors to S. JONES & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and. Wood Sta.,
3113 .A.rkT 7EL. - Jra rt. ES,
BUT AND SILL ALL KINDS Or
GOTERN3EENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COMO%
ON MOST FAVORABLE 710 MS.
ar Interest Allowed , on Deposits.
Money loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders ezeenied for theriParefiase
and .Sale of ,STOOKS. BONDS and
6016,11.
ZAMES T. BRADY & CO.
ttt littAirrgt Gaidtt.
FINANCE AND TRADE;
0171 , 1(03 OF Prrrammeg GAZETTE,
TUESDAY. February 17, 1869.
Gold remains steady at 135%. The
active demand for-money was expected
. .
to have a depressing influence on the
premium, but the parties who hold large
amounts on speculation, seem to be de
termined to hold out for their own pri
ces. It is now apparent that the ship.
meats of bonds were much smallerithan
it was reported, and the rise here was
due to an over speculation on the part of
the short sellers. Should it turn out that
there is no surplus of exchange on the,
market by Saturday, gold will have to:
be shipped and a rise in the premium
would be inevitable.
The opening price of bonds was about
% to % per cent. lower than last night's
closing quotations, but at noon the de
decline amounted as much as 1% per
cent. for the entire list. New 65's were
,
very. weak and dull. Stocks declined
about 2 per" cent for the entire list on ac
count of the scarcity of money;
Market closed weak and dull with a
downward tendency.
Business dull and money easy.
Closing quotations as received by Ph.
R. Mertz: Gold, 135; Eighty-one's,
114%;, Five Twenties, 1882, 115;* 'do.
1864, 111%; do, 1665, 112%; do, 1865, new.
110%; do, 1867, 110%; d 0,1868, 411;
Ten Forties, 109%; Railro ads Cleve
land & Pittsburg4, '90%; Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago. 118%; Ghicago
& Rock Island, 128; Chicago & North-
Western, 83; do Preferred. 91; Erie,
—; New York Central, 62%; Mich:;
gap Southern, 93%; Reading, 92%; Ohio
d Mississippi Certificates, 31%; West
ern Union Telegraph Company, 36%;
Merchants Union Express Company,
—; Pacific' Mail. 118; ,Adains, 65%;
Mining shares--Gregory, Z 35: Quarts
ME, 19; Smith & Parmele, 1,75; Cory
don, 10.
—The following stooks were sold last
evening, at Commercial Sales Rooms, 106
Smithfield street, by A. Mollwaine, auc
tioneer:
Bank of Pittsburgh 570.50
Central Transportation Company.... 54.25
,Enterprise Insurance Company__ 25.60
—The passage by the House, of the I,
Hooper bill, closing all the gold loans,
will have the tendency to advance our
bonds alifostd, and give an', increased de
manclibt shipment. A bill passed - to
stop secret sales of gold, and also one
prohibiting- loans.- upon. greenbacks.
These tvlo fatter', zlce. Mudb..to
prevent the locking up greenbacks.
The bill prohibiting the banks from cer
tifying cheeks also passed ;the House,
but is of doubtful utility; -The' bill
changing the bank statement from a
quarterly to a monthly statement would
not prevent the present' lockingg• up of
greenbacks. The system under which our
Slate banks were, operated, giving the
Controller the power to call for a state?.
ment any ,ditehe? 14y, - ,s'clipett* to
name, is preferable. The tendency of
legislation in Congress is to strengthen
the Government credit, and the hope of
the passageof.tbe Hooper bilk,haw en
the cause - of 'the 'renewed m
abroad. Unlike the bonds of other
countries, our bonds are current in the
markets of .the world, and are ,held by
tilmoSt every, netted ' ',Europe." 'The
revolution in Cube " has stimulited 'a
heavy demand from the moneyed class,
who have :purchased-Registered bonds
with their gold for safety. The amount
ship.,d dating thew eek hakbeen fully
17, 1 I 000,rand the OttriahatiCii Its 'remit
tances will not fall much short of
116,000,000.—N. Y. Tribute, 15th.
'.-01,011110120tatiOilii, r ritist&Oid lw,Jattiists
T. - Brady & - 0o.: Vord; 185 X; 'UMW
States Sixes, 1881's, 114%; 6,24 3 5, 1882,
116; 30-20's, 1864, 41%1 5 , -.2o'ts, 1865,
112‘;' 6-20'8 Januar?' Mid • July,' 18851'
110 M, • ,do. 1867, 110%; 1838, 111:
Seven Thirties, par Less %; Due Com
pounds; 119; 'Ten Forties, 109%; Union
?addle Railroad, par; Central, 103; Cy.
•Paoliics,"l.ol%.- •
NM
PETROLEUM MARKET,
t:ihrPron of Prrrainmeit Gs.ntilli,
`2l Tunspair..February 10, isfgr, - ,
gtirtCleveland , `Herald repeats, ita ,
DI that the petroleum twine, of, that
tlut.o* Br:eater then - that of ' 3 , other ;
10 01 l'ittaburgh, not excepte , end
14 ithe report of the Co m nner
PtitiinaL Revenue for its figurekt.p*re
tOe is s ue with t 4 Herald on this point,
and-lb i r information of that papoi; rfuld
state that tho reports of itte Inte,rma. fluv
(gam v COMiclisfon‘iis d'O'not contain' ini
thing that justifies any such conclusion.
For instance, the great proportion of the
oil made here is exported to foreign-- -
countries, no account of which is made
to the government in the way of taxes,
and, as a matter of course, the Internal
Revenue Commissioner's report cannot
and does not show the
,quantity of oil
made in Pittsburgh. We would also
state, for the inforination of that paper,
that nearly, If not entirely, one-third of '
the entire product of crude in the Ven
ango'regions was consumed here'in 1868,
leaving the other two-thirds for the rest
of the world, of which Cleveland gets its
proportion, we do not know hew much,
but feel`pretty well satisfied that it iris
nothing like the one-third of the whole.
In regard to the insinuations about "en
ormous frauds" the less the Herald says"
the better. Our , refiners, as a class;;; - are
above reproach, pat , . their taxes justly
and honestly, and have no desire to cheat
the government or anybody else. We
claim, therefore. that Pittsburgh, so far
as regards the oil trade, is considerably
ahead of Cleveland in regard to quantity
made, and, possibly, in quality.
Cittms.
The Crud market continues unsettl:d
and dull with a drooping tendency,
though compared with yesterday, prices
have undergone but Jittle change. .We
can report 1,700 bbls (40 to 45) oit• Spot
at 17: 1,000 bbls, all year seller, at 15;
and 1,000 next 6 months, seller at 1634.
The demand seem to comp arativelyl
light, as buy ere hqldipg off In expec
tation otprettilaige arrivals within the
next few days, and lower prices.
REillnrMf
The Refined market also was weak
and lower to-day,, paFticrolarly - ,for this
mouth which sold at 3734, against 3834
yesterday. We hava.but a single sale
to record, 500 bble,t this nidotb, at 3734;
and the same figure-was offered for the
last half of Idurch.! Beyond - figura,: 37
seemed to be regiided as the ruling
figure. though there wats but little said
abourthe late months.- -
LUBRICATING OILS.
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil ' ' J4oc •
Eclipse Railroad Axle 350
Eclipse, Machinery • 750
Eclipaci.Spindle
Eclipse Tanners' Staling - 40a."-
Eclipse Tanners' Finishing oil 650
OIL SHIPPED EAST PROM DUQUESNE
DEPOT.
Hutcliinson: Oil Ref. Clo., 345 bids re-
Cited to'Warden, Frew dr. Co., Phila. •
G. W. 'Floldship rir Co., 50 do tar. to
W. Lincoln, Boston, '
- _
R. hi.CLong St Co., 60 bble -refined to
Waring, King de Co., Philadelphia.-
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
TUESDAY, February 16, 1868.
The general markets are dull and
neglected, with a very light volume of
business, and prices generally are weak
with a drooping tendency., Sugars are
considerably excited, as the stock in
New York is reported lighter than it has
been for twenty-five years. This Board-
ty is caused partially by the wet weather
in Cuba, which has injured the crop, but
mainly by the revolution, which pre
vented the planters from taking proper
care of the cane, and it is said that there
are Cuban orders -in New York for
Sugars for hoine consumption. Within
a week prices have advanced about three
cents., and still evince an, upward tenl
dency.
APPLES-Dull but unchanged; regu
lar sales in store $3 to $5 per bbl as to
quality.
APPLE BiTi.a.R-75 to 8 . 5 c.
BUTTER—Is quiet and unchanged;
with sales of good to prime Roll at 35
to 38. -
BUCKWHEAT FLOUIt--Dall at 3%.
BEANS—S3,2S tO $3,50 per bushel.
fCHEESE--The market, is- almost en
tirely bare, and in the absence of a sup
ply there is not enough doing to estab
lish quotations. e _
CARBON OIL—Is EL;al and in limited
supply; may be quotedfiiin at 34 to 84;5,,.
for standard white.
CRANBERRIES=SaIes at $lB to s2o.'
CORNMEAL—St to $l,lO per bushel.
SPROVISIONS--Market is a shade ,
easier, but as yet, there'ls no important
change.in prices; 1535 to 15% for Should;
ors; 17. to 1731 for Ribbed, and 1835
,to 10
for Clear Sides, and 20 for Hams. Lard
2054 to 21 in tierces, and 22 in kegs.
Mess Pork $34 to $34,50. _ -
LARD 011,--Is now quoted at $1,40
for No.') and $1,70 to $1,72 for No. 1.
POTATOES—DuII but unchanged; 80
to 85 for small lots in store.
DRIED FRUlT—Peaches, 14c for quar
ters, 15c to 16c for mixed, and 18c to 20e
for halves, as to quality; apples, 11c to
12c.
EGGS—In better demand in conse
quence of the change in the weather, and
prices. are 'higher; -fresh Tacked, Vo to
'23e, some holders asking 25c,
HAY—Baled hay continues. dull and . 1 ,
unchanged; '520 to $25 for' 'common to
prime timothy.
110MINY—$6,25 to $6,50 per barrel.
PRAlN÷There isno demand for wheat
in this market, and prices are entirely
nominal. Oats firm, but the demand is
by, no means urgent; 65c to 66c on track,
and 67c to 680 in store. Corn_ is.-firmer,
in consequence:of a dimnished supply,
but there is only a ,Moderate" demand,
abd; as let, prices are no better; 'we tea=
tinue to quote at 75c to 80c, as to quality;
frwilteady - desiatnil. itt : $1,45 to
51,47. Barley is firm and in demand
with sales of prime to choice at $2lOO to
42.10.
SEEDS--Cloverseed is steady at $lO,OO
to $10,50, as toquality; Tiniothy is 1112••
changed _at 13,50, and Flax seed, 52 4 40.
SALT—Is quiet but steady, and is 'still
,quotstrats2,by the oat' •
SORGHUM-60 to 70 ots.
PEA NUTS;—Firmer at , 9% to 10 eta.
TALLOW—Rendered,, 120.
-FEATHEEX=Live Oeseel 'Feathers
quoted at 7,1._
.' - `7so_ote, to the trade, and
the usual attfance in a retail way.
FLOUR—Ia still • dull and unchang
ed. We continue to quote at 57,00
to 17,50 for - Spring, and Winter
Wheat, 78.130 to 49,00. Rye Flour,
$7,50 to - The Pearl Mail' quote
their, .brands, made of the beet Wheat, as
ibllows: Extra Family Plots; In barrels,
at 49,50; -and. sacks, 19,00. per barreh
Double Extra Family, in bakreli, $lO,OO,
and, in sacks, 59,70 per barrel; Spring
Wheat. Flour. in „barrels, 57,80, and, In
sacks, 57,50 per barreL The City_ Mills
quote prioes as follows :: Extra 'Family,
(Winter) in:barrels, $9,130, and, in sacks,
$9,00 per barrel; Doub le Extra Family,
in barrels, 59,90, And. In sacks. 59,50 per
barrel,. and Spritqr,.sB,9o, in barrels. and
17.70. in sacks, per barrel.
Nvinsion4iiith. wide* are firm and
held steadily at the advance, 90 to 97c,
In ajobbin4 way..
ithrforigsvrx, Febigary
Ifeet.Beef Cittle In. good 'demand, with
but a Moderate ,supply; prices of lower
:and medium'grades 25e Hogg
less firm and gelling at '10312, gross..
X 01314 Febrtutry ) 18.—Crattle : Mar
kct.—Cattle quiet, with a languid demand
at 1.3,000,25. Hoge in imait'supply and
limited butcher demand, at =9,00a10,25.