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ATIiIEL WO4lO.
DU QU ESNE WORKS,
CUP.alai;Althl & CO„
ti knu l'elllT rs 01
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS;
Duquesne Iron, Sheet and Tank Iron,..lunlaia
Iron. Wagon Box iron. Charcoal Iron. Wander
Iron, 'XL Iron, Flanged Cuttetßar, Guard Iron,
Drag - and Dropper Bars. THallfor Coal Roads,
Iron ti edges, Flat • Ball for Coal Roads. Bolter
Iron, Crow Bars, Chttln Links. Boller ' Bouts,
Steel anti Inln ilarrowTeet.:Carriage ,- Wago n,
Seat and Coaeh bprings., and Axles all . styles:
blab Steel for Plows. C utile atorSteeCst eel Wings
and Moulds cut to p,ttern. .B ring rteel all
sizes. A. B. Steel and bled Tire: Steel C row Bars,
Steel blaaftlng, at..
ALL.
ALL. GOODS FIRST CLASI AND WAltliAli•
aar•OLltees - and Works 16th-street end Alle
gheny dyer and 74 j WATER STREET.
wb Pitts-
er.l
&WHY BRANCKER & CO,
42 Exchange Place, New 'Pork,
Are prepared, as Sole Agents in the United
States .for the grutialan Mining and Iron Col:n
-inny of 'Duisburg, Westphalia , to contract or
sell 1a quantities to suit purchasers, (delivered in
e Ither New York of Philadelphia,) the celebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISEN
Used so extensively for the manufacturing of
BESSEMER STEEL.
This Iron is free from Snlpus and Phosphoris,
and contains a heavy Per cent lige of 3fanganese.
Full particulars, samples, prices or chemical
analysis will be promptly forwarded on applies
"' aSO:difi_
QM
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
UN ER, MICK &CO.,
PITTSI3I7IZGYI. PA.
lisonficturers of every desert-Won
EAST GERMAN STEEL,
R A TLW AIMS,
ELLIr. e. Nu PLATFORM SPRINGS.
AXLES, S'f EEL TIRE, do., de
arehOtabei B.l 4 Water and 100 First Sts.
hiumpt, BARR ifv. PARKIN•
. . •
EtZ•SEHAL PARTNICBS
WIC HETCALF,IIBUBEN .3.fiLLll.
41E11. W, BARR,. I CHAS. PARKIN.
SOCur.PAB27.a.s-8, M. HIHR.
CRESCENT .STNE.L. WORKS,
• •I :-
limo - , BARR , Sz PARKIN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty At, •
PITTSBURGHiP4.
• MC 4* • • • '
LACH DIA31014111:1
STEEL WORKS.
ARR, BROTHER & CO.,
Kannfacturers of all descriptions of
ariCI3"M3LII.
Office and Warehouse,_lslo.lslsl. 1248EpOND
and 119 nna 1%1 FIRST STREETS,
IRON WORKS.
Vziilizz. Pres , t
pITTSUERGII. FORGE
AND intaccos,
NIA SITYACTIMIA I 3 . 07
Bar Iran;
Railroad Fish Bass and Bolter; ,
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Carl Axles Hammered;
Locomntive Frames; •
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Reds;
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Reads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, the.
°filo% No. 177 PENN STREET
iriststraoH. FA
ELLEit Siff SEN PROCESS.
llcen-
The Trustees are now erepared to grant
see Tor the ust of the ELLERSIIAUSW S PRO
CEEB.
The timelier. , qu'ility - transited to good*
the great. Imp ovement In inferior lion. and toe
seduced sqiii.seraniehd It 4, ay manufacturers of.
Parties wishing to use It can ob t ain licenses by
to
JAMES P. SPEER,
, , Attorney for the Trustees,
:4014CF-41g601 VENN: STIIEtT.
, dt,gl:l,jiwier4ortt.9..botted te visit
Vtshie
now in successtul operatiolf.?!b7
...E vlB4ll°
ifiIIPRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron Worko.
Wareiltiutle..; the . tErT
EITRZFAt ie
Mdnonscls bee.
sp24:d6 PITTNBUROII,I
NOVELTY .tvOmv3.
piTT . s BURGH
• NOSLTY IVORKS.
Founded A. D. 1833.
ADAMS, m ' K EE & co.
SY E P N N ) E
LA NDA MR D L A ND I c R O R UNKE RPAT
.
-SCALES.
dams Faced Patent Door Locks and Latches.
Paint and Cedilla Bill &a
CORNER OF FIRST AVENUE & GRANT STS.
l'lttsburrili, Penn's.
6AS A I ND STEAM FITTING
JOHNii:o7lorsis JOB. Mal. :..usrviir,scett
jonit/ COOPER C 0. ,.
BRASS rouNDERst.
GAS AND STEAM 'FITTERS,
•IRAnufictureto of PUML AND tfitAßß 'WORA.
c6l , l l ev i ld , ll7 , 4lpDoiliAe,t .. kler,a . ln GAB MX , T1JA!,..."
i* or au "4"
_
Cor, of, Pike and %hint St reets,
pirrsßußGir.
Oil
PONDERS, MACHINISTS.
RIP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COTIPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBITRGH, PA.
Ilir-Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
c'hinery, Nail Machines, Ile
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL , FOIJNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
. .... ..
Corner Carroll and Smafinials fltreetsi
arrirrn weini,) • •
PrivilstrußGlun Pd.
......
• $ .
WILLIAM‘SMITH,
....- pianufavturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
108 GAS AND WATER WORM.
My Pines are all cast itrariiii4l ll PAS, In dry
wad, and 151 feet lengths. Also, full assortment
of general
CastingS for Gas and Water Works.
$
I would also call the attention of Superintend-
ents of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS. '
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward
THOMAS , N. MM.UlEU,Presidept.
These Works are among the larrest and most
Comee D e t este dlisment In the West, and are
nowpto tarnish,
Zngineo, of every dozerlplion.
Boilers, 011 TOnks.
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Canting&
Bolling Bill Castings.
n09:n6.3
ROBINSON, REA ac CO.,
successors so aourrolox, arms a mrr.r•uus.
.WI6.BII.II:NGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND UACHINISTS, lIITSBURGH,
• -
-Kannflicinrers of Boat and Statiohary Stearn En
gines, Blast Engines, Mill, Machinery Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions: ' oll Tanks
ane Boil and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, BNO. 14 , corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for CIiFFARD'B PATENT INifECTOII
fol. seeding Boilers. . jallasZ
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.'
Butler . otr6et, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Linton Iron Mils,)
PIWTSISIIIIMPH.
. W. P.
31111 and Budge" Castings
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
IidOBLNEI/Y AND CABTING I 3 O E IFuwr.r.Y.
Orders vroinptlY and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
tBNEET &
0c15:123
_
HODIAS r& CO,
Furth Ward foundry and Machine Works,
BANDUSILY BT., ALLEGHENY CITY, p.a.,
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, 011 'Creases,
ru.leys, Shafting, Grist aud Say/ Mill Work,
Rollins Mill and - Machine Outlay, Orate Bars,
Weights, Wagot Boxes, &c. Yin dto order and
have on hand Engines of sizes. mvl4:qs
CIENTRAL FOUNDRY.
AND ROLL WORKS
SSO Penn Street.
_ .
BOLiil4ll, BOYD BAGALEY
Cit 110115, Mill Castings, Ball Lathes, £c.
1 1 1111IBEILl • UMBER: '
•
ALEXANDER. •,PATTEIIISON.
Dealer in all ds - o
Kinf Immber.
HAD AAP Aeoß pax, - • ;
0.000 fee% Gryl'lne Sonde: •
'150,000 feet "Wand 2 Web Clear. rLa
30,000 feet DrY.lsl.c_u4 l l o Pu,, n Ml
30,000. feet Dr) , &D ,P u
515,000,feet Dry 4j . rS WI , a diva
5,000 ,1%. Dry , 'm l le,
, au, eve ft. IrrY 1.1 sp,a.„ lllo tW isr '
1.0.00 U 'feet MY Pp u
950 000 feet Hemloe sts and rattle
754,000 No, t 111.4ttch dhingtee, Sargre4.'
950,000 No. 1 164110 Saloirlee,,aawea,.•
40,000 N0..1 15-Inebblalngles,' aftwre4ss
40.000 vire Brick;
1,1100 Fire
•
100 Tons teme Clay*
Yartoe - No. lif3 PREBLE . STBIEET. formerly
Manchester, and 151 REBECCA BTRZlrroppo
alto the Gas Worhs, Allegheny , 11013
E 1224
mirTiaminGH GAZE I'E
PITTBBUEi~G?H.
Engine Castings•
Machine Castings.
General Casting's.
ORDERS SOLICITZD.
LUMBER.
IRON, BROKERS.
SA!ViTlLAL:WAciurinsigArtY4
IRON , -BROILEJEL, -
124 First Street, Pittsburgh; Pa.
Agent for the sale of COrnwall, Doughamore,
Josephine, Isabella,Thincanuon,Stanhope, Dien
don,and other brands of Anthracite, Youghio
gheny Cole and (). B. Charcoa'.
'RIG ' IRONS.
r•nnr•gnments'aremo9t resaPctrnibr scoicliod
COPPER.
r ,AKE SUPERIOR
,OPPDE, MILL AND SMELTING W OBIS
rmrssvitGai.
•
PARK, iicCUADY & C 0.,.. i .•
dannfactarers of Sheathing, Brasiers* and Bolt
',opper j pre is ed Copper Bottom b i ltaised Sall Bot
iotna, Spelter Solder. Also,lmperves and Deal:
era a Metal. TlonPlate, Sheet Iron, Wire, Ate.
Cott Van tly on hand Tinners . Machines aLd Tools.
Warehouse, No. 140 FIRST SlillltzT and E4O
i %CON') STREET, Pittsburgh:
.apecia order's of opper cut to dealred pat
io i'l ' - '." . - - - InglteB4:disT
,
ENGINES, BOILERS, &c.
HUGHIBOLE 8c CO.,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
INMAit THE
Engine Builders, Founders and
•
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES of all sizes.
Skeels' attention inv ited to our new STATION
AR
OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horserpower.
CASTINGai..of
THIRD STR EET
maaa. to order *tour
Youndryt on THIRD STREET, low Market.
RIGS for 011 Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on baud and made to
order, at tbe -.; - - ,
INDUSTRIAL
.WORKS;
Fronting on the Allegheny River, nes4 the Point,
W All orders promptly tilled. TET US
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR. DOUBLE-PLUED TUBULAR,
PIRE-BUS AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL
ERS.' '
OIL STILLS AND OIL TA- 4101.'
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND Azii. PANS,
SETTLING PANS, BALT PANS AND CON.
DENSERS;
STEAM
DGESPIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRI; . ' .
PRISON
,DOORS AND COAL BRUTES
Office and Ware:Lai:l6.'oMM er.Ostond•
'• Third. Eibort wad IlDerpr Street%
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
otly ,
Aar °retry sattended ent t
to o the above address will be
.rom. mb7:180
111. BAIINHILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
•
'AND SHEET . IRON WORKERS.
- • -
ROB. 510, MA, S 4 AND SI6 PENN BT.
Having secured a large yard - and tarnished it
mite ;he inotit approved mactilnery,yve are pre
pared to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS In the best manner, and vearrauted equal to
any made in the country. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Beds, .liteson Pipes, Looomotive 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 en abortebt notice. isfacli
TAMES ri. 81TE.%
Nos. 55 and 56 _Water Street, ,
PITESBURGN,
111.11:171 , ./SCRIIIT 8 OF
IRON OIL TANKS '
RETTLiNG r.A.NB, COPPER STEAMPLPi,
• ROLLING MILL STACK,
And SHEET IRON WORK,
• POT Steno Owes.
JAIIIOO M. BBC6II - • ILDMVHD D. BBUI
JARED )Iq.IIRUSI.I. SON,
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Taaks,
SEILIEIT IRON WORR.&G,
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STCr - VPS, CASTIN
TuY. STOVES!,
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Aionnuotorer. of the greatest variety of
..00k, Parlor and. Heating -Stoves,
TO BE IOUNI) IN THE VATS:
•
dole Agents for the celebrated Base Darning
Orreutal Stoves and Furnacza for Hard Coal or
Cogo.lleyt to the World for Parlor, Office, store or
Chnich. Szi.re needs no rekindling—borne all win
ter. Do noib ;y until yea see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STAP.ET.
Onr.Agents forDrientals — DilesWD,XX D 0•00..
Imi.theeld tit.: GEO. , n WADY, Allegheny City.
RAW,
- t
PITTSBURGH.
KA.NITFACTUMER OF EVEIIY - VARIETY O!
BOSTON COOKING 11-ANOB,
"THE FIERY FURNACE,"
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKINGSTOVE,'
'EEG ULATOIt. COLUMBIACOOK EiToVE. ,
TAN'S t Cincinnati ' Pattern) PORTABLE
RANOE e Asa! IRON !CANTLES. `WRLUILAN'S
REF ',li:arcat; tiltATEs, free from 4111414 duet;
G SATE FRoNTS, IFENDERS. .to; . •
206 and 20S LibertyS#pet,
PITTSIIIIIIGEL PA
eela:yl7
OIXIK STOVES.
ItINSIEUG a co.'s
cc, :TRIUMPH,
P:00B 044/,
LF.l_, • 11',.
' f siiiited toCoale; Sakti iinnO,
tall 118 any otheriltost AliOnn.
:13111131tit 416
,ao4
N4._285 Liberty, Street,
alio on band and for ode.,
PARLOR STOVES''. • ,
EfEd.TING BTO
• (IRATE 1110 T 8 PENDERB,
—•- •• , • Ne9iCAAlo:4ll4.W.Wetie
pirrivetrittitn
FACTURING COMPANY, MannfaCturerapf
• • -c. ' ;
PRINTING & *RAPPING PAPERS
CLINiIOI.I MILL-13TEITBENNTI.LE. OHIO.
BRIGHTON HILL—NEW BRIGHTON, PA..
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE.
No. 82 Third. Stroot, 'Pittsburgh, To..
,'opplosus—Auousr HARTJE,Presidest.
- J 3.10. B. LIVINGSTON. Treasurer.
SAMUELIDLIC. secretarT.
Drnscroste—Angvet Hartjo. - John Atwel, b.
H. Hartman, John B. L' . ..lngton.
Cash Dahl for Parlor Stock. Ia29:088
IgIerEST'CQMMON y
, .
Machine Skirt's" Trorks,
Northwest cofner of West Colianon,,ltliegheoly.
sYfRED , I; ATVATER 00.• -
gave on hand or pyepare on short, botice'fleartb
ko,d OteA fitones, Plage , : for Sidestalks. Brewer
ga.„. gelid and Tomb atones, &a., , •
Orders nrottintav executed. Prices reasonable
PITTSBIJEGH,4A.
nkirorabrinsiratior ?
MANIIId.CVJWER I 3 or
S, ace
FOR WARMING BUILDINGS.
CET THE .13EST,..„'
r=
STONE.
DAY; :FEBRUARY 19,- 1869.
FINANCIAL.
FORT 'PM'"BANNING COMPANY.
N 0.169 Wood Street,
CAPITAL, s : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS,
Collections made on all accessible points in
the United Iltates and CanadaS.
DIRECTORS: '
D. Hostetter,Jno. U Sieber,
.Jam 6sordon, I Bolt. H.
D.-Wallace,E. Fawcett, W I t ud f.rl y e d .
BAWL. Preel.
D. LEFT WILSON. Cashilei.
NATIONAL RANI, Of COMMERCE
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sts.
A. PATTERSON .."
JOB. IL HILL
CAPITAL, : : $400,000.
DI/LECTORS:
k Ge Palmer
almere W. Cass,
V R .
Wm. Douglas,
Wm.. Bead.
A. Patterson,
Win. IL Brown
Chas. Lockhart, ,
Dan. It. Davidson,
W. S. Haven,
niscOUNTs 04X14
1D9:022
HART, CAUGELEIE & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS ,
. .
Corner Ward and 'Wood Streets,
•
(BITCCESBO IIB TO HANNA. HART A C 0..)
DZALIIII3
Wehange, Coin, Couporis,
And partictUnr attention
. palel to the purchase
atm 61./C 91
COyERNNIENT BONDS.
Stunt Moral' ts on 31-40/Ildo2l. •
My1:587.
N. HOLMES & SONS,
• laa-L-IN-32gb.M1R-SS,
57 Market Street,
pri-x-rs33xmcin, PA.
the ystteCollection Mates And s made on sl
Cansdze, l the principsl points of
, -
teckfi,Bonds and other Securities
80130 ET AND SOLD ON COMMISSI.O2..L
• Pertleralar attention paid to the purchase and
vale Of • . .
United. States Securities.
pITTSBURGH
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
Formerly the DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
No. 07 Fourth. It)1 - .root,
NEAELT.OrI'OeITE TIIE BANE OF Ftrrsatrnon.
CUARTERED IN 1862.
•
OPEN DAILY from 9 to 4 o'clock, and on
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVE.NINtiI3.
from May Ist to November Ist, from 7 to 9
o'clock. and from 'November I.L to May Ist, 6 to
o'clock.
Books of By-Laws, Ac., furnished at the office.
This Institution especially offer to those whose
earnings are limited, the opportunity to ammon
iate, by small deposits, easily saved, a man which
'will be a resodree when needed, and bearing In
terco( instead of remaining tmproductlve.
BOARD OF :MANAGERS:
PREEZDENT. •
emoitez A. BERRY. •
Vicla ritESIDENTS.
.6. H. 'HARTMAN, I -JASIEts FARE, J.
• aNCIIETART AED TUE4SOILEIL,
D. E. AIcEINI:EY.
A. BRADLEY, 'WM .E...NLALME.
A. S. BELL,
4011.8 S. DILWOR7I7, J_Q RU .A ititoDES,
.0. FOLLANSBEE,' •", - (MIN•80)gt,
•
,JAS. L. ORAHAAL B. C. SeOMERTZ;
CIittIsTOFEIF.R ZUG. • •
•Batactfons — D. W. A A. S. BELL. mtll:v33l,
OILS
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT. W. C. TWEDDLE,
MANUFACTURER
Lubricating, & turning Oils.
lain
yelApss.l. 6.6lllrOati AJLAss
• kretit, teat 'Wlthemt ; lange; remaiss
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special Oil for
tropical climatekorlot weath • r.
Locomotive, Sagine,'Nee toe Shop.;
WhieutScreva, • ._
HOW Sillliiind Plfilki.Mg 113 ItlnTie 's *
, ,A,dapted foridith 61;04. i_ - A 4: 4
I
Ripl ladle , cil . 11.•oli Mesa tight 11,
WI, Tanziess"Jituff• Ben:. le.
in s• it Filltilliskgq, INputtl ts' i 1
11iiirriess -1 1221 '., pms. M oe:., , I
ARMOR VARNISH. to preser e Briccbt - Iran
Werk and HachineesiSrom Rain.• ••.1 .• .• •• ,
These products are.manithcee 'l•tinder_Pi.,,
Tweddla's_pstoptAtetipErheeto 13 IS Va 'I.
eau. Tile ,Lmocaturd yttesit L odorless,
perfectly pure. uniform. and re stly light col
°zed. laud a IdiNitont ai ttOlre , Chanda mid
talehlin ItatiPld du Olt a col ..,The !road
ohs are unequal e . and are In .onatant use do
many of tho principal Railroad Kamplee earl
be examined and orders lett t 174 WOOD
STREET. Works at itharpsbur Bridge. '
.KIN
,00=lislttri.xtrebiati
retr01011113, , • Ito
DAgELL'S BUILDING, DUQ I
• PlTTRBpplif,
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
wA}gii,G,Aux
=I
TACK 111.114ITHERS
COMMISSION MER
AND DEALERS
fetroleum and its
Pittsberstit • DffIee—DALZEL
corner of Duquesne Way and fr
s iv : l2 , i r 4 a ll4itiliioSlce•-•tin . w
' ARCHITECTS.
BARR & MOSER,
A..RClA.E.ri.tlCrlf4s
FRUIT ROUSE ASSOCIATION BUILMNOS ,
Non. S and 11E. Clair Street, Pittebnrgh, re.
Special attention given to the deeignlng and
bulldink n I' COURT ` HOUSES-and PUBLI
BUILDING:a. •
CENTRAL 1 -ND UNION
- PACIFIC RAILICAI r . 'BONDS,
The cheapest Invesfiment now In the market for
sale by
rto -WalarrZ,
Cotner FIFTH AVENUE I WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer In Government Bonds. Gold and
.oouoons and ituropean Exchange at market
rates. •
JAMES T. BRADT t CO
(Successors to S. JONES it C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
33 -EL rtT 3Er.., 'JO 3EI. EEC,
BUY AND BELL ALL BINDS OF
GOTF,RNIIEIfr SECURITIES,
EIOLD, SILVER: AND COLTON%
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
- „
i Interest Allowed on Depodts.-
Oar Money loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Kale of 13T0918, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
Prestdoxit
....Cashier
AT 11 A. M.
tljt gitidnagij etaitttt
Opvrez OF PITTSETIIIMEI GAZET TE
THURSDAY, February 18,.1889.
There is no abateinent.iri the. demandU
.
for American . securities from Europe,
and shipments continue to bo made on a
,
large scale. The locking up process,
which was commenced early yesterday,
and the severe attack of the market in
either gold. bonds or stocks by a power
ful bear clique, with headquarters at
Washington, has-Caused a partial decline
here of bonds, averaging about -1% per
cent.; but the markets of Europe being
well sustained, the pribe advanced this
afternoon, and closed with considerable
firmness. " A release of the funds' now
locked up, will.create a new -excitement
to buy, and in' fact the large short sales
made within ;the last two days have to
be covered at any price, since bonds are
quite scarce for delivery.tuld High as
1-32 of one 'per" cent: per - diem has been
paid for borrowing the 1867 a. .
Gold Is dal], and cleSed about one per
cent. lower from last night's. quotation.
The market" was Suatkilied 'only by the
efibrts of the Will cllghe in' stocks, who
had locked up a large'amount to make.
gold scarce for deliv:erv, but , :filled in
their attempt.
Stocks recovered already last night
from their. lowest quotation, and-to- T day
there Was a general rise of at least - one
per cent. The Erie clique stocks which
had suffered most, reacted quickly to
, depend were buoyant at . the tilos° with
large orders to buy..
(losing quotations as received by Ph.
B Mertz: Gold, - i 134345 - illighty-one'B,
113%; Five Tiventli, 1862, 114%; do,
1864, 110%; do, 1865, 112%; do, 1885, new.
110!,',; do, 1867, 110%; do, 1868, 110%;
Ten Forties, 109%; Railroads Cleve
land it Pittsburg.i, 90; Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne d Chicago. 118%; Chicago
(Sr Rock Island, 127%; Chicago North-
Western, - 82%; do Preferria; 1 30%; Erie,.
—; - New - York - central, "611.1: Michi
gan Southern, 93 1 4: Reading, 92"1; Ohio
St. Mississippi Certificates, 34%; West
ern Union Telegraph Couwany, 88%;
Merchants Union Express Company,
171,; Pacific Mail, 106%; Adams, 66%;
Mning shares--Gregory, 2,50: Quartz
Hill, 71; Smith itYarmele, 1,80; Cory
don, 101 - - - "
llUnkors 14
Protlacts,,
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FINANCE , AND TRADE
—Closing quotations receivNi by James
T. Brady t Co.: Gold. 131 , , 1 ,1; United
Statfis Sixes, 1881'S, 11,3 X; 18621
1140 :6-2644 - • 4864; '1103‘; ~1 865,
112!•i;
. 5-20's January and July, 1865,
110X,do. 1867, 11014; do. 1868, 110%;
Seven - Thirties, - par less I,‘; Due Com
pounds, 119; Ton Forties, 109 y; Union.
Pacific Tiallroad, pit; Centxul, 8 104 Cq.
•
rETRPIIERD; AIAK,K.F4r"
s , l -.,
tOktuili 0 , 1121111304 a
Tnuß,Dmr, Feb. 18, 18611... i;
The market was in a topsy-turv
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f i e c s V
w de nd baes Aaffeotldn t4tlh, e
th b e r 4p ).
kers generally , reported j. that there was
aci ammo to. .1104
and sellers appearsery sensitive about
making, freshcontrsctv. feeling disposed
to hold Off' and await further develop.
pen: and tale? the chances. ,It was rn.
,
-Inor Rhat-oonsiderabld excitement pre
-
veiled at UN City today, in conseqence
ofsometheaNy:ltizehases by New.. York
ers—supposed, by some, to be a "bull"
movement.. : Itis said.to be the policy of
the "bulk ring," whenever any, signs or
IN'esktiekvartilipliaratit, to:btiy—not that
' they want the oil, Nit in or.ier to keep
the • market steady, and prevent a re
action, and this is supposed to be the ob-
Jevt in buying in the oil regions to-day.
Weilo.not say that this is a fact, but
give it as the surmises of some of our
dealers, without vouching for its correct
ness. The Allegheny River continues
in fine navigable condition, and it is
estimated that between fifty and sixty
thousand barrels will reach here,. in
bulk boats, within.the next few days.
CRUDE.
The market was excited and unsettled
to-clay, though not a single sale repbrted ,
and bu) ors and v,ellere were wideapart.
Spot may be quoted nominally at 17 to
17 4c, nowt six months, seller 16%, all
year seller 154 to 10; and March 173 g.
As already intimated. it in expected that
between 50,000 and 00,000 bbls will reach
here on present rise. -
uuklsuu.
There were but twd Wee reported_ te
day, 1600 each -March to Juno at'3B; l and
1,000 fur February at 38X. The market,
compared with yesterday. hasundergont
but litte chapge as tegards td prices, but
1
there was hsensitiveness manifes d
which did not Prevail to the same ext nt
on Wednesday. It will be noted that e
shipments ;east have been increased
slightly within the past few days.
—Since the above was put in type we
have the following additional sales re
ported: Refined-500 each April to June '
at 38. Crude-2.000 till August Ist, sel
lr, (40 to 45) 17: 2,000 till September
Ist, seller, (40 to 46) at 17.
LUBRICATING OILS. .
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil 40e
Eclipse'Railroad Axle 35e
Eclipse Machinery 75e
Eclipse Spindle . sot
Eclipse Tanners' , Stuffing 400
Rclipee Tatinere, Finishing <OR , 650
OIL SHIPPED &It:IT By A. N. „R. R. .
Lockhart. Frew & Co., 582 - do do to
Warden. Frew & Co.. - Philadelphia.
licKelvy Bros. & Co., 284 bbls refined
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Fawcett, L. & L. 250 hbls refined to W.
P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
H. W. C. Twaddle, 50 Warden, Frew
et Co., Philadelphia.
Total shipments Relined 1166
OIL SHIPPED EAST FROM DUQUESNE
EEME
H. M. Long
.& Co., 165 bbls refined to
Waring, Ring & Co., Philadelphia.
A. D. Miller, 50 bbls tar, to Wm. Lin
coln. Boston.
Brooks, B. & Co., 51 bbls refined to
W. P. it co., Philadelphia.
J. H. Miller, 50 bble tar to N. & B. Par
affine 011 Co., New York.
Hutchinson Oil Ref. Co.,' 321 bbls re-
Sued to Warden, Frew & Co., Phila.
Total shipments Refined
Total shipments ter...
PITTSBURGiII MARKETS.
OFFICE OF PIT . ISBUIME GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, Febrtiary 18, 1868.
Trade In general Merchandise contin
ues rather dull, though time _is now
_
near at hand, when, an improvement
may be looked for. With the exception
of Groceries, however, there is no excite
ment,. a light demand, and no material
change in values. Sugars are still excited
also Molasses and Syrups, and holders
generally are not disposed to sell, prefer- .
ring rather to hold in anticipation of a
still further advance. There has been a
grand speculation in '!Sweets" within
the past week, and those of our dealers
who were fortunate enough to hold big
stocks prior to the advance; can now, if so
disposed, realize a very handsome profit.
There is one thing certain, however, the
advance, will curtail the demand consid
erably, though, judging from present
indications, prices may go still nigher.
Provisions easier. but unchanged; while . '
Flour, Grain, and produce generall, are
dull and languid, with a demand con
-tined mainly to supplying immediate
wants.
APPLE BUTTER—Firrner; , 7s to 85c.
APPLES—In good supply and rather
dull but unchanged; $3 to $5 per, bbl. ,
BUTTER—There is a' better dethand
for strictly prime, while common is as
dull as ever. The former may be quoted
at 37 to 40, for prime to choice.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII at 3%.
BEANS,-$3,25 to 33,60 per busttel.-
CHEESE=Continues . to arrive more
freely, but the supply is yet light, and
prices folly sustained., •
CARBON OILIs tirm, and in limited
supply; may be quoted firm at 34 to 34X,
for standard white. , ;',•( •
CRASBERRIES—SztIes at $lB to $2O.
CORNMEAL-31 to ts" 1,10 per bushel.
DRIED FRUIT—Is quiet and un
changed at 14c for prime quarters, 15c to
1642 , for mixed, and 18e; to 20c for halfes,
as to quality. Apples, 10c 'to 12c as to
quality.
EGOS-Firmer, with sales of fresh
packed at 2:3, and some holders are ex
pecting to realize 25, within the next day
or two. .
HAY—Baled is dull with a supply
considerably in oxcessOf the demand;
we contiune to quote, however, at $2O to
:,t25, as to quality. ' „
HOMINY-16,25 to 8,6,50 per barrel.
PROVISIONS—Bacon is onchangedat
1514 to 15;; for Shoulders; 17 4 for Rib. ti
bed, and 1834 for Clear Sides, and 20 for
Hams. Prime kettle rendered Lard, 21
in• tierces, end 22;4- kegs. —Mess Pork
$33,50 to $34. _
POTATOES—Don but unchanged;
smell sales in store at . SO to 85.
LARD. OlL—May be quoted at $1,40
for No.-2., and sl,yo $1,72 for No. 1.
GRAlN—There' appears i fo be no de
-Mand whatever for wheat; and prises
are nominal at $1.50 for No, 1 Spring and
t,4 1, 6 al, 6 5 for No. 1 Winter. Oats firm
but in limited supply, 65 to 66c on track
and wharf and 67 to 6$ in store. Ckirti, is
dull, although the receipts are compara
tively light, and the supply_ pretty well
reduced; we continue to quote at 75 to
80c for mixed to yelloW. Rye is steidgat
$1,45 to 1,47. .Barley unchanged' at $ 4 2: . t0
2,10,,f0r prime to choice. . _ _ n
SEEDSCloverseed is steady at $10,60 -
to $10,50, as to quality; Timothy is un
changed at $3,50, and Flaxseed, $2,40..
,SALT—Is quiet but steady, and is still
quoted at $2 . by the car load. '
bOROHUAI--60 to 70 cts.
FEATHERS—Live '43-eeso Feathers
quoted at 70 to 80 eta, to the trade; and
the usual advance in a retail way; z
FLOUR—The market is dull -tnat iun
c.laanged.. -Spring t Wheat,brand -Are
"quoted $7;00 to $7 - 50; andWintei eat
at 18,00. to 8,54.. . • Rye _Flow 11 ,50. ,
The Pearl Mill quote -tlie#-,larup_cle,
made of the , best Wheat, as fol
,lovec.Xlxtra .
at $9,30, and, in sacks,,s9,oo per ,barrel; •
Double Extra"Fgrrilly,'in barrels, 1110,00,
`and, in sacks, $9,70 Per ibaPif i l; .Spring
Wheat Flour, in barrels, Tl, , m sin
woke; 7,60 per barrel. 'The 'City ' Nails
quote prices as „follows: —Runt Family, •
(Winter) in barrels, $9,30, and, in sacks,
fO,OO per 'barrel;' Double Extra Family,
in barrels, 19,80, and. in sacks;s9,so per
barrel, and Spring, 58,00, in z. lyt7,4s, and
$7,70, in sacks, per barrel • , ,
TALLOW—Rendered, 12c.
01LAAPES - 4 1 ; 00 1. 0 .K40
oNtoNS-45 to l
s6 s per bbl. W
EA NUTS-ril Otiver a lts,
iTISK - E Y=Hlh VAdes - aYeefirp
held steadily at the t 0, yipec ,,,, , 96
Jobbing way.
NEW . YORII, February 18—Dry - GO' •
Market.—The marketis a little depFessed
so far as printed 'Calicoes aro concerned,
the Oriental andLancuter being reduced
to 12 1 ,4 o; the' Amoskeag are' also • 340
loWer, and \Vamsutta are reduced to 10c.
Unbleached and • Bleached MuslinB
steady and in limited demand, as are
most other classes of cotton • 'goods..
Woolen fabrics are a little more active , .
and steady.
CIITATAGO, February 18.—Cattle Marko.
—Llvd flogs moderately active for ship
ments and prices steady; sales of 1,911
head, at $9,75a10,50 for common. ta fair
and e8,75a11,50 for good. Beef Cattle
quiet and unchanged; receipts, 379 he) , d;
sales, 231 head, at $4.60a5,75 for cowsa d
0,37107,25 for fair to good steers.
,
Sr..
. Louis, February 18.—altie Mi
kct----Cattle quiet at 5a7;(0 for good
ebeleo; 3a4%0 for inferior. tofair. Sh •
in moderate request, at 4a7 per head
goeti.to prime. Hogs in fair demand,
9aloo for good to choice.
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