Q
• • .
DUQUESNE- WORISS
COLEMAN, RARM .& CO,,
Maunfacturcia of
IRON • NAILS STEEL ,
AXLE'S. AND , SPRINGS
Duquesne' , U l an,: Shiet. and Taiii driblatil
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. BAD for Cosh Roads. Boiler
Iron Crow Bars, Chain: Links,. Boller Ilesos,
ISteel and Iron Harrow Teeth, Carriage, Wagon,
[Seat and Coach Springs, and Axles, all styles:
blab Steel for Plows, Cultivator Steel, Steel Wings
and Moulds cut .to _patte.rsw Boring tteel
sizes. A. ii. Steel sad Steel Tire, Eitee,l croseBarsi
Steel Shafting, &e.
ALL GOODS kLBST4CLASS AND
Ain , '" World' Nth street end Alle
gheny river and 77 WATER STREETja4 , Pitts
burgh. :c22
GODS ROY MOCKER & CO.
42 Welmnp
Axe prepared, as. Sole Agents' the United
States tor , the Prussian Mining and Iron Coat
Pan! of Tluisburg, Westphalia, to contract or
sell In quantides to stilt purchaser'', (delivered In
e ither New iork or phii.daphi.,) the celebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISEN
treed so extenitvely for the manufsottaing of
DEISZIXIER" STE/34
. This .Iron is free fron pnlpur and Phosphorus,
.. .
and contains a heavy percent age of Manganese.
i itat particulars, samples, prices or chemical
,
analysis win be pronrptly forwarded' on affillia7
ation. .... , . • ,-,, ' , 3830:d76
.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
,SIN= C& CO.,
.IEITTEEDIMGEL PA:.
3541224164avg4 (*MIT desertPflon of
CAST AND 'GERMAN- ,STEEL,
IIiN)E, - (92olboriosu:ssimety
AXLES STEEL =MU:, SO .
WarebOSSet SS WOO and . I®o . l Sta.
8E L . 14 : 1 , 814
rAixsEmm:
WTI. mrrcerr.BETIBEN
, olto. W. DARR; I CHAS. PASSIM.
EnciAL P.:anus-3: M. KIBB.
CB ES STEEL. WORKS,
MILLER, BARR- ,86t , PAREIN,
office,,No.l.3392abf3Fty st,
P#T47ll;al6l/14
taitd4S" •
IS/ i LAC" . L DIAMOND
S'MEPL WORKS.
BiuMmt.6.& co.;
lansifacturers of all descriptlOns of
sailtreirErva7r-a.
• •
Office and Vranhonae,l2o , 1.911. 19148E0OND
and 219 and LilarlßAT STEM:ZIT, '
IRON WORKS.
Virmlrre, Pieet VT.1;,1'0141104 Ettilet.
FORGE
AND IRON CO.;
mAsvrAcFunssikor
Bar 1r0nE . .,, „
Railroad
Car
Bare and Belie;
Railroad Axles Rolle* • .
'Railroad Car Axles ;Hammered
Loeonultire Frames;
Locomotive FllllOl6 !Maim;
Side Hodsi •
Straps;,..-
'Fitton Heads; , -•-; • •
Steaniboat Sbaftal
Steamboat Crenlua
Platen Hods, „Wrists;
Pitman tairs,'Callars, &e.
Offioe; No: 177 -PENN STREET,
PTIVBBVIIGH. PA.
MIEISMISBN 1100 SS.
The Trustees are now-rrrepired to grant licen
see for the use of-the ELLEIIBSAVISEN PEG
CESS.
The egperior quality impeded io stood Iran.
the great improvement lu inferior ften: . and the
reamed cost, commend it to all mane facpieers'of
Parties wtrhilt l it to use it can obtat4lioa!treo by
aPPIYIng to • • • • • • '
-
JAMES. SPEER,'
_ . Attorarylor theTraittees,
orhcEJ• tea • RENA_ sister. • -
Parties Interested are %Two . I. ,ult the
EgioNNUESEMEt WORKS. er.befu t tleprOcess ts
low In successful:operation.,
ET ERsoir,ilitoprovrai.,co.,
PennEdiraiiialroneWoika.
ieet i in=
=BEIM oebiiette J• 0110 4V 1 4, 1
azatdB
-NoVimTY *pass.
' minium • •
NOVELTY WORKS.
rfflmded
AD11218,, WM. & 'CO.
mastriAunc‘lllB tOl
IiSYSTO2 STANDA.BDaiTAIDBANE SPAT.;
ENT) PLATPOEM AND DODNTElt
isms Paced Patent Door Loots sad -Latenee,l
Paint sad Conte &e. •
0013383 OP FIRST AVEIIOI34 CRUST 818,
Plitsburglif iioenntik
GAS AND_WMAM FITTING.
- -
toss, 61100P1M.....J06. 1•21...;.10:118 1 ALM
jeNDIZIL,COOPER & POI •
BRASS 1 1 9172irDERS,
GAB Alilt EgFiat
Bizianisearers deal ers MED Baas woux.
evinglesrruagunds In GAG Y
Cer: or Pike And *smut Stieets,
EirrigigtniCit.
lOU 'FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COIPANY.
•
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWEFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
-„---
nrEngines, Bolling BM ma,.
chinery, icail Mochines, Be.
twits; castings gene rally.
NATIOM FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
4 xmiffir tka.rr4u-mul,
WILLIAM SMITH,
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
iron. Glib A3m
RlTtessro all csukt.insrariablyln Pith in da
mad, an An feet lenktlts: dlia,lall atuuktisent
of getteral
Castings for . and this Water Works.
I weitild also oath° sttetition of Superintend
me of eti Waits to trty mate of RETORTS.
0
w Riks'
MORTON STELNET, Ninth
, , ,
THOMAS N. INlLprdas President.
, ,
These Works are among: the lar_ceet and most
eonapklte establialuneata la the West, and are
now prepared to torah&
riaginimi. tti.
Bailers, TaIIBLIM
Sheet Iron Work.
lasiusumi owing&
Bovine afm cisungs.
aizaftte aNsw‘
Machine Castivre.
fifqllono "stgm
Om= imi=cl:l.
noe:nea
. -
ROBINSON, BBL CO
Successors to Itommeow, areas & Mumma.
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
• •
itAnneseturers ofßoat froTStatioliary Steam Ea
r Engines, Machinery, egear.
Castings oral! descriptions: 011
ands 3 •Bcdler and Skeet Iron Work.
Office, o. 'corner 'First smd
limit field
Streets.
Agents for GIFFARD , I3 PATIENT INJECTOR ,
ibr feeding Boilers. jalinta
1, , MMBI: 111611 . ,
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler 13treeti Nir We Ward,
(Opposite Unica Iron MUM
rrrrsomos.
Ealing } Mill and '''Briatie Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND. PIPE BOXES,
10a0KIKERIC AND ountiets CIESZBAZILY.
'Orders promptlyritd mUeullY executed.
Charges remortabl
0c15:129 • ^ EBBEPT
- -
THOlll4l$ 11141ir 14 co.
Ninth ward faandry anti 'Milne Work!,
iIiaIDINSIEY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, r...
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, 011 kresses,
I.luleys, Shafting,. ;Grist and Baur MIII Weer,
Bolling 14111 andllechine Castings, Grate Bars,
Weights, Wagon Boxes, az. Bußd to order and
have on hand Eludnes of ail aLses. • mtrl4:46
oENTBAL youscrarat .
AND ROLL. INORKS
tasti Penn Street.
BOTAMUN.9 BOYD & BAGALEY
Clint 8ot1s.10110ii..;1:145, 801 l I.;stho4, &a.
• • __ _ . .
LOWER t ' LIMBED , s i -
41.13ZANDED PA D.
Dealer all,Sinda, of tturaber. l
Dealer in
0R51527D *AIM roR SALE
000 Ouo,neet Dry Pfrialtdardai -
a f feet IM and 2 inch .01esfrisna; *
30, Dry 12 inch Cetamon'glittdr.; „ ,
30,000 feet Dry 1 and 2, bob OW ~. !
515,000 feet Dry 24 SA wad 3 Inch 'SIM -
MOO ft. Drl,s}, ,N, 0 Isi.eherrf 3.y.sple,
30,000 ft. Dry 1, lfi, 2 and-3 thenTopur:
1.0,000 . feet Dry Poplar Seariallo ,
' 260 - 000 fft, fleralonaJalate Mae • •
201:1,000 Di lt 12-inch Shingles. sawed; ', I
250,0 o 0 b. 116-Inch Shingle* sawed ,
14,000 20, 3 Ididnob 3110 1 3 2,11 1 Wain";
40,000 Tire Brick; '
- . 1,000 Tirane, , ~
lOU Tone 71r1 Mir f f j
1
YAIONNstill PUEBLTTBEET. formerly
lisneliesterin 13313300 A 82112.2Tiepp_d ,
site th e else Works. Allegheny-OW. . , mil
' PlTTSlmtgft , qA.ZETTE.:
affmt
g, PA..
Manufacturer or
11110
ENE
ffl
1•1:7
IRON BROKERS.
• - ,•• MON- 1M9111334
124 First StreetOrittiburghip , ..;
Meet foithe tafe d f Corri‘al d Dotighamore,
Josephine, lastells,Duncannoa , tanhope,
dou.and other brands of Anthracite' Tonue.
Oen, 0011/3 MID. B. Charcoal.
IRONS.
ennegnmentiareMost resoeattuL► siolkdted
COMBR.
r SSE soPEMOR
5- soilltit ICU AND'BllllLTIclie W 611,1 9• •
riursmaten •
PARS,IItoCURtrt & co
ilazuniutnrem of filieathi=. Brasiers , and Bait
ac rpper_,Fresseacoppedge 4B w ll3 : l-.
cow, limiter Solder. ;filso.linnetters and Dw
ell Metal. Tin Plate, iSheei Iron. Wirt
Qou *tautly on hand Tinneral Machines az.d gob.
Vrarehonte_
_• No: 140 PIMP STElfisT. an
5110OND STREET, Pittsburgh . . • -
Special orders of Copper cnt to any desired pat
ism; tuyiteSildirT
Ku011.:x.‘.. -, ...ib - 0ix.• . 8..ti.,c.0:
Con Point illey and Duquesne St.,
• ° ' 'azzAwrizz V.Orzte,)
engine Bid - sliders, , Founders and
Machinists. •
Mannfteture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and,BTA
VIONARY NINES of All slam
Special attention Invited to our new STATION - -
ANY OM WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 16-horse power.
CIABTINGS,_of every icind, made to order Moor
roma% on THIRD STEEEJ A . beIo lEark_et.
RIGS for 011 Wells, RUSTING,
_PULLEIN.
HANGERS SOUSE and TOBACGO BUILIEWS and.
IRON TOBACCOPIIESECES, unhand "ad made to
order. at the
' - `IPIDUSTRIAL - NORKS
gloating on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
" •
All oiders . protOptly filled. TRY tie.
"WORT PITT ,— • • -
V s -1;
BMAS W TANK
,WOWLS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
mAsyricrumnso.
-- , -
TUBULAR. • DOUBLE-PLIIED TUBULAR.
FIREBOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BO
IRS.
OIL STILLS AND dist Telma, " •
CMINEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOOBS AND COAL MUTER
, • .
Offiee - and iffarehowith.eorner See°lido
• . Third, Short awl labor*, Streets. '
PITTSBURGH. Pii;
mar Orders lent to . the Iliolll address win: be
ronintly attended to. trams
m,.
BAILER
it, CD., B
o mhargits
LND SHEET utox'wcaurarals,
NOS. SO. Ax, A 4 Alin $ . 1.15 PENN BT.
• --
Having secured • 1 -, e yard mid furnished it
vim the ,most approvw ruschirmil, su i la
wed to manufacture every description of
Elth in the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made ta the country. Chimneys. Breeching,
Fire Bed% MMUS Pipes. Locomotive Boilers,
Condenaers..Balt Pans, Tanks. -CU etilis, Agit*.
tots; Bennis/ Pans; - Boller iron;23ridM. gamix
Pans, and' sole Manufacturers of 6== , 5 Fa
entliollere.
Sepairing d one on shortest notice. 1a5m21
r" IMES IL ItTfElt,
-
Zfaei 55 and ,56. Water Street,'
mrsenvnert ,
KivErriincass
IRON , OIL TANICS, -
eirmiace rims, corms ESZAN
souxse gru. Insults,
• And SKIRT IRON WORK.
For Steamboats.
MOM M. ...... D. anusn
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
muunnrAcruasus OP
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SBE T IRON WOOS; 40.
61 Fenn Eireet, riteignirgie,
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
HE REST STOVES.
TA.
13RATILICS 4 CO.
kianufacturers of the greatest varlet/ of
Cook, Parlor . anti Heating Staves
I
TO BE TOTIND IE THE STATE.
Bole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Oriental Stoves and. Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. 13 estiln the World fbrratlor.Ofece. Store or
Church. Fire needs zo rekindling—burns all win
ter. Do notbly until you see or send for Circular.
80. 30 WOOD STREET. -
Our Agents for Oriental s—DEgibiLER BROS.,
Smithfield lat.; REO. RDBLEYs . Allegheny citr.
ORMT,.IIUGU3ic.,OOI;
vilutirr
SPIICYNTMEES --
aosz'orr. cooKaG BARGE.
4 qllE. FIERY - FURNACE,'
' You uo'BmiDfxse. l
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING.,BTOVE.
"REGULATOR." coLumme COOKSTOVE.
ZNS
E CAST IRON MANTLE
ra i.i. T rawkaNfiztr, ° A . Cs . t and Snit:
I .
246
and 208 Illiertsr
I iie2s:jl7 _ PITTSBURGH. PA.
OOS STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BDMOTiaI. a co 9/4
TRIUMPH,'
litivarisiy lid :bolt.
Ware aea
to
veg Mint other stoyeia the'
~,Fpfirreiazimir,rearrmlt
xj.3.
11011114111 G mum
rActrogusiG ~WAN!. Ifitiutictuflin Of
PRINTING & WRAPPING PAPERS
(mama( anthe-43Trumornms. N. omo.
BEINVOM lable-2111CW BRIGHTOPA.
orinoz AND WAR!EOUBZ.
Na 82 Third' Weds Pittanweig, Pd.
471, " BB— . - A U° L.M 7
BAKITEL ilgrn•Begffilff_,, . •
Ihutelose-4.agnst, - e. loan 444.1.•.4
H. Etertmee k , Jebel B,
CastSialil roe Peter Stock. ',IIVS.Q •,
•
WEST COMMON
I ' -Machine Stone Workso
NOrtbitess oorneiof - Wert Oommob. Allethenl'
FREIPIEE' ATVATIIIR & OOP • •
Bane on bod of pfepare on abort nation) Hear,
nod Stela Moues. riaga tor Sidawalkm..Brawar ,
vaults, &c. Held ana Tomb n_ ' ',Li./ •
Or&ravromptly aximanni. pncearemonaor
• 'l , • •
• -
45,DA,4,.p13xt-crAAY, 18, ;1869
R)~~I
SORT PITT ,BANELIG COMPFtY.
i .,f0..169 Wood Strqo
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200;000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
pitiax.R.B IN
C{OVERNME I tT SECURITIES
AND - COLD.
IiTERFATALLO'WED ON TIRE DEPOBIIO.
Collections made on all accessible pants la
the United/Mates and Canada&
DIEUE0TOBB:
D. Hostetter, duo. 0 Bisher.
James Gordon, Bobt. H. Slug,
D. Wallin*, Andrew Miller.
Z. Fawcett, Japtes H. Bailey.
FLOM; 110131:01iiiAit; Pres%
D. LEFT W u oE . Oasnier..
I~ATiONAL BANg' Or • OIEBOE
Cor. of Wood] and Six Sta.
A.• PATTER/10A. .
Jul. H.
CAPITAL, 2. :3 $300,000.
611
•
DIIIHOTOM ,
AL. Pattereon. • tOeorgo W. Cris,
Wm. H. Brows, ! kr. H. Palmer,
Chas. Lockhart, Wm. Douglas,
Dan. B. Davidson,Wm, Reed.
W. B. Haven... - ' ' •, • • i !
11040013111T8 Dui,'
5r9:021
WET, CACGREY & CO"
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
•cioinet — tiara ffici -- vroiml streetA;
rrrtreltintaili
1813001530118 TO HAUL, SABT & C 0..)
• - I : - Hxpizaill air ;
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And pertticu!sr attention pald to the yuso {
and sale OI
toure
COVERNPAENT BONDS.
si g htxprattercentiOriaon.
f
& .SONS,
PAPER..,
STONE...
AT 11 N.
57, Market Street,
iirrectSl3ll,o3a. PA.
' -
Collections toode on all the ortacifial points of
the United litotes on
eans4.l2.
StociD3,l6 6 and Other Switritiee
BOUGHT ADD SOLD ON CO? INISSIDD
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
United States Securities
OILS.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. G TWEDDLE,
ti IfANI3IPACTITRER Or
Lubricating & High Test Bruning Oils.
Eeilpse Itnilread 'Azle Oil.
Stands great hest without' change; remains
limpid atlowest temperatures. Special Oil fur
tropical cllmatea or hot weather.
, , .
LeseenliegiVe; Engine, Hach ine Ahep,
cut Screws. -
Saw 11111111 end Planing B 11-OM, •
Adapted for high speed.
Spindle' Olt, ,itioolllelid.;Eigh)i Oft,
-
ing* Einieblngoll. Gasoline, -•-; •
Harness-Olt partasigie,
ARMOR VARNISH, to preserve Bright Iron
Wcrk and. liaohineryfrom Ram. •
These products 'are manufacture d ' ander Dr.
Tweddle'sjoateut by titizer'tested Steam in Vac-
cuo. The Lubricating Its are almost odorless,
perfectly pure. uniform, and mostly light col
ored. *tend a high tertineruilire niattian&C and
remain. limpid during extreme cold. The Railroad
Olis are • unequalled, and arc in constant use on
many of the principal Railroads nies can
be ersmined and orders left at 111 WOOD
STREET. Worts at dbarpabnrg
WARING AND KING,
Cowartton Merchants and Broken In
Petroleum and its Products,
• •
DALZELL'S ammo, DUQUESNE WAY,-`
prrrsiarses, Pd.
parr4Dxtasusarrola BB,
WARII4G, 'SING &
EV:Walnut Street:
TACK' BROVEIgAIA", • •
COMMISSION* MERCHANTS,
• AN.P 0 14 : 1 4 1 ! 8 . ;'
Petrtilfitii"'"iind' 164 '')NiAlpts,
1 1 V 1 44**P °
cornet el Dnquaime and If : WI!' street& C o
cr*
71! ..I,tIiiiIDRUGGISTEV. - z'-' '• 1 ;
__
icresrozottolix&ifiumilEl l B ,
HiL see Liberty stzt, DIIIPAe4I LIL
nta and Mani Med nas. Vat
WIMACIODOWI
°sco.;
AID
wiloLEsAut aßvarkis
luovnortiaras'or,' -
Catrik3Co3lXClal."
%wimp TO'NO. 195 LIBRETTI /MINIM
1 7 113 Btatell; rzrix.t.
xaMtrul l elaii r eir 9/ "' "`"3lzuwardtr
COAT4r AND 00101.
cow cows ipowu
-Dwpoli, alma &RD?.
Having removed thelr tees tse
NO. 567" LIBEII,TV•STREET
(Lately6ty ww91.701401 1 .
hre now prej2_ared__ rupiah ifoci TOrligHao
tailLNlL Lpaar. N14 , 4:41,u. 0 10.A0.14, 1 4
lowest 10TILet vrice;-• —• z
All .orders. iett at their owe,. or ad_
...them • through the matli' will be, atte nded
,
4
PACIFIC TUMMY BONDS;
The cheapest Inyestrnent now In the market for
sale by
E9E-I. R. NEE/EILTZ9
Corner 117TH AVENUE a WOOD STREETS.
. .
Also, dealer to Gcrvernment Bonds. Gold and
Conn.:nut and European , Melange st market
s. deg
Tate
, '
JAMS Tv BahDy A lt 001
(Successors to S. JONESs *CO..)
Corner Foirth and Wood Sts.,
33 _EL re' 33 3E3 rai
BUT AND BICLL ALL ICINDB OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, GILUR AND C0111!ON13,._
ON MOST 7.1.1708A8LE
IV' Interest Alletsed on Deposits.
mar Money loaned on Government Bonds at
owest market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Sate of _STOOKS, BONDS and
swim.
JAMES. T. BRAT T A. CO.
Ctlittatto:64ot
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Ovinos off Prrisßutunt GAzETTA
WhDNESDAY. February 17, 1869.
The sudden attack of the bond and
stock market' YeSterday, has caused a
general heavy decline of (rom one to
three per cent. • Gold alone remains sta
tionary, at 135 to 135%; The Clique find
it absolutely necessary , to sustain the
price of gold in order to keep np the
price of bonds and stocks. A heavy de
cline in gold would aisO break the bond
and stock market and bring ruin on
many of the ballleaders. 1,,, ,
In bonds there was a further decline
to-day of about % . •Per coat. on ititi likls,
1040 s and 1861 s; the 1817 and new 1865
were steadier, but are also expected to
go lower 'filial anticipated` lower quota
tions in ..EUtope. The bear party offer
large lOW of bonds without finding ;pur
chasers 'at the quotations, and should
money remain tight, a • further decline
may be looked for. •
Stocks were weak and drill early this
this 'morning ; .at ,the noon board de
clined further one per cent. and closed
steadier at the afternoon board, but dull
at the close of business. Should the
i li
tinia . y stringency Continue, stocks would
decline still further and cause a general
pa c.
13 sine improving, but money sharp
at 0 per cent. • '
Closing quotations as received by Ph.
R.- Mertz:. Gold, 135; . Aighty-one'e,
113%; Five Twenties, 1832; 11435• t dia,
1864, 111;' do, '1865, 11%4; . do, 1865; nets.
110; do,, 1867, ,110;, do, ,1868,= 1114;
Ten .
Potties, 10934;-Ratiroada Cleve
land dc Pittsburira , 90; Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago. 117%; Chicago
&Reck Island, 126%; Chicago. Ilorth-
Western, 81 1 /,; do Preferred, '9o;' Erie,
--;--;`•` IfeaW York Central, 60Rf Michi
gan Southern, ,923‘; Reading, irkii; Ohio
it.. Mississippi Certificates, • 3434: West
ern '"Union Telegraph` COmpitny,°36, 3 ,;
Merchants Union„Express Company,
16 - ;(Pacificl hial4 110}4; 'Oates, ' '65;
Dining — sharei---Gregory, 2;50; Quartz,
Hill, 7s; . Smith & Parmele, 1,75; Cory
don, 10.
.L-Closlng quotations received - by James
T. Brady dt Co.: Gold, 135; Cattail
States Sixes, 1881's, - 113;,1; 5-20's, 1862,
114%; .540's, 1864, 111; 5.20 s, 1665 1
11234; 5-20's January and July, 1865,
110, do.. 1867, 11054; do. 1868, ~ 110%;
Seven Thirties, par teas • y,,; Due - Com•
pounds, 119; Ten Forties; 109,1; Union
Pacific Railroad, par; Central, 103; Cy
- ' 46 4 1 , 31 N J 0 13- : -” - - •
E2l
PITTSBVILGII CaTTIAE I MUM=
•Pinin!A cipmp.h..t. STOCKYAnns,
• WEIDNEEIDAT, Teti 17,1869.
, . ; vATTL.L.'
Thus far. this week, tl}ere ASS been but
littlir or nothing' doing in cattle,- the
sales .alkteldionlY4Agreiglitift sixty- :
three head, which is not a respectablel
!grid Viiiiii. ' The iniigilY,'alinOtigti by,
no VtailalltrelWAlN.., ?1046AllellSlikilitcar
In excess of the dedutnd, and the marke t
was an • inninal4,' aull ' fine . :
Indeed;
.therevartAottritStigh ticaidstbLestabligil
quotations . .., There were but two or three l , l
buyersin aitindinice;iinsitheY aid not
1 4iitskt illOtiaidartii age hitlB itthleirri , &My,
could do so at ,a meterial rducdon; this,
holders would not "fnatinit to and the con,
WilliPil:Vl4:-.:Pci1tP4144r0!.14 be fl
flw'ua.. l . l 7 Jailiq.'?rlPPT
eh Easel,
Eli",
Fhb' 'ireei. ' on 'Owtoirs'acciiint:' '.it. is!
-Mr 149 however , ell Rotnalanili e l p l ot hal
s owed littigetf g.MNiat h er,l
t will befr IF pumper ofiplyers
rom Ntoi. kJt We o li o , bo, fol-t
thou h t ,
.l . , from th New York rribtinc: ' , in,
1 Vtienection :' ''- : 1 ' ' ,',' !'• A
. A, .
q n oticeable:t feature in the coAtle trade
'lathe fact that the present is tlAe bid reg.=
' ler market day at Hudson City; , IA dif.
'bronco between ,the nmegraravkaad,Ahe
Erie road and,the --cattlel men who have
lamely patronised that `fottte for -venni,:
has led to a secession, and. now the
former patrons tnutaferthetr trade ' . ~
Buffalo to PittabertiPa., and wij . u. n
their etock , to the : '. nionlpsw arc . .
via' the , Beiinsylvan : * 4 4 Now & Zolliey,
'Central roads. 'blears. Beach , Bray
were • selling) stbok,at Communtpave %b.
day, and nest Monday thel' InajeritY; , lf
not the whole of those lately saltine cat
tle at Hudson City, will beat the, New,.
Jersey stock yards. The 'Ombl6.tion
will doubtless be a geed . thing, bringing
more cattle end mete buyers together at
„;, , one•place: "A. single t maritet,,aorces the,
7 1
~ .riveTriffifk 093 0 .:PP:tu,V0 ikiPPer end at
F.O. 1 ,)• , ,i i 1,A5,11,1 ti,vi; `. * e,', ,
Vintiatttualtuid (One littudredthat.;)
will facilitate trade PO Save Abundance
ortraYel. 'MS managers of the Erie
road are looking to an unloading place at
Weehawken, whence the cattle can be
ferried across the liver, and driven to the
National Yards, but the disaffection is so
great' among the:' drovers, the road will
probably have much less stock to carry.
The sales since the date of our lastre
port are as follows: '
Tussnsv,.February 16.—Holmes Laf
ferty & Co.-for Frown to Bum 19, weigh
ing_22,27s.
• WEDNESDAY, I FebTUEry I.7.—Ciarac to
Moses 16, weighing 16,600; at -6: sate to
same 3 weighing 4, 000, at 5; Hedges &
Taylor ,
for Berryhill to Shuster '3, weigh
ing 3,350, at 6,50; Alsdorf to Berry 6,
weighing 6,725, at 6,50; Smith & Blue fbr
Klinehance to Kelly 10, weighing 8,950,
at 5; same for same to same 6, weighing
8,450, at 6,20.
SHEEP.
The Sheep market has again been
quite active this weeki and , notwithr
standing the receipts have been large,
the demand was fully equal to it and, as
a consequence, prices are fully sustained.
The sales since the tate of our last re.
port; on Monday, foot hp - 7075 head,
mainly at from : 5. to 6 ots.,.though there
were some few bunches sold at 6 and
6X, and one at 7q. As already inti
mated, however,good to prime shipping
Sheep cannot - fairly be iiuotetrabovlr'
to 6, and it takes something extia "to
bring anything above these figures.
HOGS.
The Hog:market is Somewhat excited,
and very unsettled, buyers and sellers
being wide apart, and compared with the
close of last week prices are down from
I}i to Jr, cm - per jortud, - )12% being
about the top of the market for Philadel
phia Hogs to-day, against sales on last
Friday at 13% and 14 cts. There are
over one thousand Philadelphia Hogs in
the pens unsold, i and they 'have been
there for several days. being held` at
prices which buyers are unwilling to
pay. York Hogs sold to•day.at 10% to
11 cts. .The,titaea.slitolithe datt of our
last reportiggregate 2831 head.
PETROLEUM MARKET,
\ • • ;
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 17, 1669.
There was a decidedly, stronger feel
ing in the 01l Marketito-day,'end with a
largely increased volume of business,
the decline during the 'past few days
has, to some extent, been recovered. As
a consequence, there was considerable
excitement manifested, with considera
ble inquiry both for present and future,
delivery, and less disposition to sell, sel
lers anticipthig 'last - the - - market will
continue
to improve. Private telegrams
today, report that the new well on
Scrubgrass, belonging':to ' the Philadel
phia & BOaton Mining 'Petroleum Com
pany, when the sucker ?vide were drawn,
yesterday, iittreasedlfrons 80"tb 250• bbls
per day; also that the new well on_ Chili
ley Run. Is producing 1 bbls per day,
instead of 100, as previo so usly reported.
, CRUDE.
The operations ,were • unusually largq
to-day,aggregating 7,500 bbls, and with
an Improved dethand, prices are better.
We can report 1,000 bbls next twenty
days, seller, at 17; 1,000 February', Heller,
at 17; 2,000 till November Ist, seller. at
1634; 3,000 till December Ist, seller, at 16;
and 500 spot at 17. From the above
sales, it will be seen that some deliver
ies, compared with yesterday, have ad
vanced a fall half cent.
REFINED.
Also, was much strodger to-day, and
prices are a shade higher, compared
with yesterday. Sale of two lines of 500
each, April to June, at 3735; 500 March to
July at 3714; and 500 each same months;
at 98. Late in the day there were offers
reported of 'ay, to 381 5 for February and
38 for April to Jane.
LUBRICATING OILS. •
Eclipse Winfor Lubricating 01l 460
Eclipse Railroad Axle 35a
Eclipse Machinery 75c
Eclipse Spindle 80a
Eclipse Tanners' Stuffing 40a
Eclipse Tanners' Finishing 65c
OIL ssafiezie newe sty- A. V. B. B.
Citizens Rif. Co., 500 bbls refined to
Tack 8r05.4,
Standard •CrilyCo; ff 26. , bbls refint3d to
Warden, Fre* &No,, -Philadelphia.
Fawcett, L. & 3 bbls relined to W.
P. Logan,hßro.yphiiadelphia
.Loetthart. PPM' it' C0.V172 do* daf to
Warden. Frew, Co,. Philadelphia.
- C.Kirkpatrick & Co., 223 bblsrefined
to Waring,' King dt . Co., Philadelphia. `
C.,Tweddle, 281 Warden, Frew
& Co., Philadelphia. y.•
McKee, Hackett t Co., 250 bbls refined
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Total shipments Relined • -*
OIL SHIPPED EAST FROM buQuEstim
• DEPOT.
A. Hertz, 1,000 bbls refined to Waring,
King & Co.. Philadelphia.
H. M. Long & Co., 120 bbls refined to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Total shipments fined
in
Cincinnati Iron Market,
CINCINNATI, February I6.—The
arri
vala of pig iron are scarcely equal to the I
demand, and .full prices are obtained.
Malleable .Iran is Armsxid,active. We
quote: - Pig=-No. E I ' ehsrooal - ' foundry
•Iron, $44a45; No. 2 do. t42a43; charcoal
mill.iron, fr4oa4l;.stone coal iron, s37a*
Tennessee coal blast, "45; Missouri, VA;
car wheel iron, 00263; Blooms P5a105
"cinch .
Ci.uyslains F,ebruarYtl7.,,Flour dull
and • nondnal: City made L 811,60' fbr
trebkitg.trel B, bite; /9,6114,76;(ptde0b1e
extra amber; 'siB,6o for double extra
re4willgogrirp,toonflr 11Rni4eNi 6
n 0
1111
tOrinte,"` Cdttiitr,y made -X7 '
,8083ad0.-
ble extra red and amber; 116,50a7,50 for
double extra spring. Wheat—No. I red
.winter held, itll.6oi• $1482 fillked;l l4 R l :4
red winter bold at $1,6 0 . Corn 68. Ceti;
62. Rye 111,8081,83 for No. 1 and 11,254
.1,28 -for 1i0.•!2. , Petroleum , • market". is
Met and 'steady; refined -i •
udd at 333geSA.
• Y: standard white and 823;a83 for prim
light straw to white ilargelots‘ „
is
taugralterePratrY 11,—Tobacio
hem at thl d; 276 bhdi
cotton, at,Zrjo. , X Bacon is.. ke
at 14,fc fbt 17%0 • ibr clear r
sides, and AO fur; clear aides. Bulk
meats are held at lliXo for shoulders,
16%c _for. 'clear sib, ; sides.; andl7Xolor
'clear elides; all pinked." Mesa 'Pork held
at M. La_rd le, held at r; 20c.. Flou sti.
partit), 0,7666.• • Wheat, - $1;70a1.73.
I,
Wnisky Corn, 5463 c. Oats, 65i67c. R ye, 41,4 5 .
.-, . •
• Curosno, Feb. 17.:--Canis Market.—
,Live Hogs were dull at a decline of - 14
20a per one hutdred pounds; the receipts
nwere 8,456 head, and the sales 1.254 head
at inop for, stockers itruj. common; and
at 1110.35410,78 for light kr good shipping
lots, Beef Cattle are dull and week; the
retielpta Were 1,119 bead, and sales. Were
made of 225 head ati54,65a5.7.5.f0r butch
, era Stock, and at $6.25a7,25 for fair to
good shipping steers. • •
BALTIKOBB, February474-416tit fah
ly active and prima weak.alkolde Valley -red: Up/ Can OM;
prime YellOw, 904920;. do, white. 9244 a
oats flrnvorill,oll
Viirot w__.I" T OVMOIII3 OW =X ang
El
F'
2502
1120 !