C.
STEEL WORKS.
DUQUESNE WORKS,
COLEMAN, .RAII3I & CO„
Manufacturera of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND -SPRINCS,
Duquesne Iron, Sheet and Tank Iron, Juniata
Iron. Wagon Box Iron:Charcoal Iron. Cylinder
Iron, XL Iron. ,lrlanged Cutter Bars, guard Iron,
Drag and Broer B '
ars TRIM for Coal Roads,
Iron Wedges lat Rail for .Coal Roads, Boller
t a p ,
n, Crow pars,Chain Links, ' Boller Heads,
el and Iron Ha rrow Teeth, Carriage, Walton,
t and Coach t. , prings, and. Axles, all styles:
b Steel fot Plows. Cultivator Steel:Steel Wings
and 'Moulds cat to pattern. s..ring rteel all
'sties. A. B. Steel and idled Tire, Steel Crow Bars.
,
Steel Shafting. &e. I
1
ALL GOODS FIRST CLASS AND tABBAN
SIMI
- -
lEiP•Offlees and Works 16th street sad Alle
gheny river and 77. WATER, STREET.
frivan Flits
nnrgn. • P
GODEFFROY BRANCKER 611 CO.,
42 Diclutnge Place, New York,
Are prepared, as Sole Aieuts in the 'United
States for 'the Prussian. Mining and Iron Com:
Davy of Duisburg, Westphalli, to contract or
sell in quantities to suit purchasers, (delivered in
either New York gr Philadelphia,) the celebiated
SPIEGELEISEN
111sed co extensively for the naannfactnrinq of
BESSEMER STEEL. -!
This , Iron is free from Bulimr and Rhospborns,
And coMsfns a heavy per eetOnge of Manganese.
Pull particulars, samples, prices or chemical
analysis will be promptly Sorwarded on applica
stion. ja3o:d7R
S HEFFIELD STEEL wowiEL
BINGER, MICK &.00.,
P/TTSBUTIG3SI.
lifsatifactiarers of every description of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
Eir AMPS,
zuar.:c. PLATFORM SPRING%
AXLES, BTICEL TIRE,
Warehouie, 83 Water and 100 First Sta.
IIeLLER, BARR & PARKIN.
conrsr.AT. rAlimizes
WAL METCALF, I REUBEN MILLER,
6E9. W. RABIC, I CHAS. PARKIN.
BPZCIAL PARTNER-S. M. EMI.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
KIILER, BARR & pARKff,
Office, No. 339 .Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, P.A..
b114:d48
BLACK ;DIAMOND;
sTrxL. WORKS.
,PARK, BRMMR & CO.,
Manufaastnrers of all descriptions of
Office and Wareicina__,_
_C • 14110,1519. 194 SECOND
and 119 and 191111 EST STREETS,
IRON:..VIORKS.
JAIL Viunnia,:Preet Cir.Tf'Pairriutqatip , t.
pITTEIRERGII . FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
meserrecTtraims 07
Bar Irina
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolt.;
sallroad Car Axles Relied;
Railroad Car. Axiee Hammered;
Loeomotive Frames;
Locomotive Frame Shapes;'
Side Baler,
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Heady,
Steamboat Shafts;
• Steamlbost Crankal
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman jacci, Collar*, 80. -
Ofllce s No 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA
ELLERSEREN PROCISS.
The Trustees are now nrepared to grant Il e
ti for the use of the ELLERSHAUSIGN PBO-
Tbe superior queuty impirted to good iron,
the great Improvement' In Inferior Iron. and toe•
reduced otishcomtaend It to eh raanufactureritof
Parties wishing to use it can obtain licenses by
aPPIYiug to •
tT-A - 41.F i S P. , SPEER;
Attorney for the Trustees,
OFFICE, 860 PENN STREET..
Parties interested ire *invited . „visit the
BUUENBEROER WORKS. where the process is
now in snecessini operation. . telkd.A •
- ai; co,
.
Pennsylvania Iron Works. : :
Waretionie, - Nos. lAN - 1401,67 TLEWT
NTREST. oopoOlte Nonouga4eiscHonse.
ap2l:d6 , erini*BURGIL
NOVELTY WORKS.
NOVELTY WORKS.
' , Minded; 46 D. - m B BB.
ADAMS; ,MILIF.F. & CO.
- • MANIITACTIMV3I3
SZYSToNESTANDAOD,
__)PAIRBAITKP PAT-,
ENT) PLATFouisi AND couriTEß,
13 C AT. ES.%
Janus ?aced 'Patent Door Locks and Latches;
Paint and Cairoo Mills, a^
CORNER OP FIRST AVE NOS & GRANT 8034
PittOntirghi.Penn,a.
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
JOlnz seYs....tritmaT itiza;
JOHN COWER & CO.*,
BRASS 1 4 01711BERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Naatilletureri of 1111d113 AND FBAS'S WOM
oAND f eve gpac i ati2:lM . er.s .. in 64.8 FEETUBM
Ver. of Pike and Walnut Streets,
PITTSBIJItGrf.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
!MAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Enghses, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re.
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDItir
AND PIPE - WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Ilmallatan Strietsk
- pri-renimorx. PA.
_ .
WILLIAM..SMITH, .
- , llltumfooturer of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
TOR Gin AND WATERMORES.
My Pines are all east Invariablyin rite, In dry
wind, and 151 feet lengths. Also, full assortment
of general
•
Castings for ('as and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Superintend.
onto of Has Works to ray make of RETORTS.
ATLAS WORKS,
111ORTON - ttNEET, Ninth Ward,
THOMAS N. MILLER. President.
These Works are ainong the largest and most
Complete establlatimezts to tke West, Lad are
now prepared to furnish
Famines, of eves/ desinriPtiOn.
Boilers, Oil Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Casting.:
Rolling fill Castings.
Engine Castings.
Machine Castings.
General Castings.
ORDEIig SOLICITXD
no9:ne9
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
Successors to Bourustur, Man 3112LXXES.
Iff ASILINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH '
manuflietarers Orßoat and Stith:nary Stearn Ea
sines, Blast. El:wit:es, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
ilhaßlefi. Castings of all descriptions: Oil Tanks
and thIUS, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Mee, No,. 151, corner. Pint and Smithfie ld Streets. Streets.
Agents tor GIPTAED , E. PATENT INJECTOR
ita reeding Moller*. ,
PITTSBURGH.
/('OPT SLANG }FOUNDRY.
— tatter Street, Ninth Ward,
(opposite union Iron
Balling and !ridge Castings
THHIBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
HAVELLNERY AND CASTINGS ctioncßauzar.
Orders promptly and earefelly executed.
Charges reasonable.
11:13BKBT MIACHLUD.
trIONLIS CARLIN & CO., - •
Fourti Word Foundry, and Nadine Works,
13.0011113/rT STrr ALLEOEBNYCITT.
Manufactarers of Steam BEglnes, Oil Tresses.
.rniteys; Skating.- firtat and t3aw Mill Work,
ica,dlll
Bolita agifildaoltbie castines, ewe Bars
Welgilta,WaXon•Boxes, &a. 8084 t e
aorder and
have on. hang Enairtea of all sires. myl4:qs
CENTRAL FOUNDRY _
AND ROLL WORKS
BSO Penn littreei.
BOLLMiI, BOYD k•BAGALEY.
_ _
emu Balm, p o ugs
n, Roll Lamm a.e.
, ALEIZANDBR'IPATTERSOI 4 I.
Jartaikin 'on Wilds of Lumber
HAND AND POI/ SALE
1 000i011 1 0 feet Dry. Pipe Boards;
150.000 feet 13S and. 9 Inch Clear Plank;
20,600 feet Dry 131,1nen Common Plank;
30,000 feet Dry 1 and 9. Olen Oak;
95,000 feet Dry 9, 9)ftnne-3111eh Ash,
5,000 ft. B r i SI, 3ln t ih t erry allaide4
30,600 n - •)i t .%511 aletoplar:
10;00tr 'feet' ITPOPIar tilt
950,000 feet Hemlock Joists and ting;
760,000 No . 1 18-inch Shingles, , sawed;
950,000E0. 1111-Ineb Shingle*, sawed;
40,000 No. 1 15+Ineh Mangle., sagged;
*O.OOO Fire
1,000 Fire Tile.
100 Tons Fire may.
Tesnetzleo. S 6 PURELY, 'STREET. tbrmetly
Manchester, and 151 BESEOUA.STSEITORP
site the Gu Works. Allegheny CRY.
SAMUEL RV WI HERSHABI,
IRON .
.121 First Stre e t, Pittabivayh, Pa.
•
' Agent for the sale of Cornwall, Doughamore,
Jesephine, laabella.Buncannon,Stanhope, Olen
dort,and other brar.da of Anthracite. Youghio
gheny Coke and C. B. Charcoal.: -
- -
PIO /MONS. '
flhuillirninelita -
are most resnectftille solicited
ri mir, SUPERIOR
MB MILL AND SMBLTIJG WOB/B
Prrrrisiruzzon.
PARK,
..11cCI.TRDY & CO.,
lanufsettirers of Sheathing, Braziers' and Bolt
Josser,Pressed Copper BOStOI2III, Raised Still 801.
sos, likelier Solder. - Also, /msel-pre and Deal
ers At Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire_, &e.
00n itantlyonlaand Tinners , Maehineeud Tools,
Warehouse4lo. 140 /LUST STB/LisT and /Jig
iSCOND ST ET,Pittsbtirgli„
Speeisd Orde pof Copper cut toner desir ed pat-
WT.. - • ' -
1411"6.131D1GH GAZETTE f'SittAIDAI ?. .- 1 FEBRUARY : 20, 1869.
P=TSMIIThiGn.
:..ifuraßgEL
IRON >BROI ERS.
COPPER.
"ENGINES, BOILERS,' &c.
HUGH N. BOLE& COI,
Coi. Point Alley and Duquesne St.;
(Num THZ POINT.)
Engine Builders, Founders 'an
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA.
TIONARYENGINFB of all sixes.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER,of 15-horsemower.
CASTINGS of every kind, made to order stout
Foundry on THIRD STREET. below Market.
HANGERS 011 Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
,HOUSE and TOBACCO itICREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order: at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
proour 4 on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
PITTEIBIMGH, PA.
All / orders promptly filled. TRY US.
*oll4' PITT •
I
BOWSTILL kill..TillVE
Vi r OtiKS.
CARROLLA SNYDER ,
mANtrrecruazus op
MEDLAR:. DOUBLE.FLDED 'TUBULAR,
FIRE-BOX AND CYLINDER. ST EI ROLL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS; BREECHOIG AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES,' GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES:,
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
*MBE End Mterehiml corner Second,
Third, Short andLl Streets.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
sir Orders sent to the *hove address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:180
W. -BARNHILL &
BOILER MAKERS
&ND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOB. 80, 22, 24 AND 25 PENN ST.
.11511.14 secured 's
line yard, and fuTishihed it
witn• the most approved machinery we are pre
pared to manufacture every description <ISOM
ERS in the beat manner, and Warranted equal to
Any made ift the country. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Beds,' Steam Pipes; Leeermotive Boilers,
Condelsers, Balt Pans, Tanks, 00 Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans, Boiler Iron. Bridges. Sugar
Pane. and sole manufacturers of Barractll's Pat
ent. Beliefs. - • - -
Repairing doite on shortest notice. tabidn.
J ANES BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PrITSBIIRGIZo
icaxtriAcrraza 07
IRON OIL TANKS,
-
EULTTLEtie YANG, corvtal3TZAM
sousiva kru. frmao.
And BEM= IRON WORK.
For Steamboats.
/A= X. EDDSH EDMUND D. 7SED9B
JARED 111. BRUSH & SON,
mArorAcrlnuces or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
ARNDT IRON WORL&O. -
61. Pemi Stria, Putsetsigh, Pa.
STOVES, pASTIZ!TGOidto
THE BE* arro*int.
A. sitArlizir & co.
Manuerctunrs of the greatest variety of
Cook Parlor and Heating Staves
TO BE FOUND IN. THE STATE.
dole Alen's for the celebrated - Base Busing
Oriental Stores and 'Furnaces for Bard Coal or
Coke. Best in the World for Parlor,Othee. btore or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—burns all win
'
ter. Do not b ty until you see or send for Circular.
80. 30 WOOD STALE
"Onr . Agents IbrOrientals—DErikfLEß BROS.,
Smithfield Si.; OEO. ROBLEY. berry City.
litilffilluaUs 86'00
3tAxoraoroalaus or mu: vasrarr OP
gaP i rCrO r ale -
BOSTON COOKING .BANGA
" TILE Mai 1131tNACE "
:
FOB W_AILMING BUILDINGS.
. ,
THE OR . NTI-HUST COGEING STOW%
?ItEGULA , COLUMISIA COOK STOVE.
TAN'S (Cincinnati Pattern) PORTABLE
RANGE C (ST litOlg MANTLES. WELLMAN'S
REF
(W ~ .ECTORMATEStree from (Uri and duet;
ept IP.VWFABS.
"206'arid •208 Liberty Street,
ae2e:yi7 PITTSBURGH PA
COON: STOVES.
• TitE BEST.
BISSELI st Co.'s
TRITMPHP'
"Wairirited to CoOt; Bake or Boast IS
- I ligaggai l rot4er , StoTe.luthe name
, 1),5T1,T 4 45; 00-
,1 =i 12 ll,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
chiltaiuranti for sale,
PARLOR STOVES,
"ila i f4 T r EalripM,p B. '
000KINO — EANGES. ho:
• • I'
L
YACTUBING COMPANY, Manufacturer's!
PRINTIRS'i WRAPPING PAPERS
osno.
BIUMSTON )SILL-FEW . BRIGHTON, PA.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, '
No. 82 Third" Sired,. Pittsburgh, Pa.
'• _ •
Oirmins—AUDUßT HAItrJE. Prennent.
- - J'NO. B. LYFINGSTON.- Treasurer.
J-Dnunts. i BAAS
mts'oasttrati l igt l it Johnnall, B.
H. tiartman, John B. LA fington.
Caigh mad for Parser Stock. jii19:088
STOI E `
WEST COMMON
Machine Stone Works,
Northwest corner of West Common. AlleghellY.
- • PRICEPK• ATVATER Z .
illave on hand or prepare on Abort notice ffeartb
and Step Stones, Vises Ibr Sidewalks, Brewer ,
panne, ie. Mud and Tomb Stones, M.
Orders promptly executed. Prices reasonable
moo
FINANCL3L.
FORT PIEVBANKEIG -COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : :: : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BEG'IIRMES
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible points In
Um United States and Clansaaa.
DIBECTOBS•
D. Hostetter, Jno. C Fleher,
James Gordon, / Andr e w King,'
D. Wallnce, Miller,
E. Fawcett, James M,Malley.
lIBIKAN, Pres't.
BAWL. Me
ILSON. 4distiter.
D. LEET W
NATIONAL BANK OF COMIERCE,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Bth.
A. PATTEILSOA..... • President.
JOB. H. HILL
CAPITAL, $500,000.
DiELSOTORB:
George W. Cu,,
H. Palmer
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,'
Dan. R. Davidson,
W. B. Haven.
1, AT 11 A. 11.
DISCOUNTS DAUM
avii:on
HAHT, CAUGHEY & CO.,
NI.NIPgRg AND BROKERS,
Garner Third and Wood Streets,
• - rrprentrxttni,
UMCCIESSORd TO HANNA. HART
DZAIXIIB IN
Fli f ebAnge, Coin, Coupons,-
And particular attention paid to the purchase
arm sale of
COIiERNMENt BONDS.
sightprarto oniAop.don.
Anyusisic . . .
N. HOLMES & SONS,
33# 14 G - Mr OOl R- ,
57 Mariwt Street,
rrwrisimanciait.E.A.
Collections made on all the principal points of
the United iltates and Canada/.
Stocts,Bouds find other Securities
BODO= AND BOLD ON CONNDISION.
Particular attention paid to the
_purch.sse anti
sale of .
Unit - 44 StateS Securities.
OILS.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W.. C. TWEDDLA
) MANUFACTURER Or
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Xellpso Railroad Axle Oil.
.
Stands great heat, without change; •remalsr;
• limpid at lowest temperattires. bpecial'Ull tor
tropical climates or hot weather.
Loeomotive, Engine, Machine 8110 P,
•ZVLI cot Screws.
Sew Mill and Planing MU Otis,
Adapted for high spied.
Spindle Oil, leoolltlead-Light Oil,
OM; 'Dinneen* Stuff.' Sedintle,
Insd Firdeliing 011, , Gasollize,
Harness Oil ;parted:no.
ARMOR. VARNISH, to preserve Bright Iroh
Week and Machinery from must. •
These products are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddlei_patentbri3uperheated Stevan In Vac
coo The Lubricating OIL are almost odorless,
perilictly pose. uniform,' and mostly' light col
ored. s tand shish temperature unchanged. and
remain limpid during extreme cold. The Railroad
Ohs are 'unequalled, and are in constant use on
many of the 'principal Railroads aseedes can
he examined and orders left at 174 WOOD
BT EET. Works at Sharpsburg Bridge.
WARING AND KING,
ComaLsilonDlerehanta and Brokers in
Petraeum find its Products,
DALZELL!SIDILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
t'?‘ .A T
PHILADELPHIA ADDREEB.
- -
341 144 33. 59, KLNG CO•1
127 Wilitut tithrbet..:
Tics. xnumuess„
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DMAIXIIB
Petro'tenni and its Products,
Pittsburgh tiZee—DALIMLVEI B1111•DINe;
caixrs of Duquesne Ws! Kull 11.7 in itrecui.
PinL ' elphliOtdoit-taiiiirA46tri it. ) 0
itpl:w110
wr 7 I . ‘ . 31Z i. A • a 1 ,0111803C0e
CHMIDTA FRIDAY
• .1
•
P IP R I FFZ 2B OP
. . .
•
WINES' HOMES'
,
witourastarbizAimis IN
PURL RYE - WHISIMS;
. 409 PETt.N.StREET,
Will Remove .on the 13 t of April to
• •
NOB. 04440 886 PENN,
Cor. Elevaiak.*;{formerly Canal.)
JOSEPHSariSpiI & CO.,
Nos. 186. 187;111e8, 193 and /Psa
IMST EMUritTv nrrinsuuds,
-scourepron igus OT
Capper Metal*Pere, Bye Whiskey.
• Also. do's's,. is Ikagalt wiNES and Lu
IWOB/4 /1944 32112940
CENTRAL AINID UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS ,
The cheapest investment now In the market for
sale by -
I'll. ...MElala r rZ,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer in thrivernment BOnds. Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange at market
rates. den
TAMES Tr : Big . ' Bro CO.,
(sotte.tort to B..tozcio S 00..)
• '
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
13 AL. IV' rft- gO,
BUT AND situ. ILL SINEW or
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
UOLD, SEVER AIM COUPONS,
ON MOST YLVONABLE TEIMS.
lar Interest Allowed on Deposits.
//r3loaey loaned on BoTesnmeat Bonds at
irukrl!et, rates:
Orders executed for the Ptirchase
and Sale of .STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMBS T. BItiLl5T & CO.
tiji .:Vitt,sllitt.g.tr...oqirttt..
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFICTE: OP PITTSBURGH OAXErnr,
FRIDAY. February 18, 1868.
Stocks recovered somewhat to-daY,
and a better feeling was manifested in
nearly all the New Yorke Central clique
cocks, whilst the Erie clique dependen
cies declined about per cent. from the
closing quotations of last night. The
short interest was largely increased dur
ing the last decline and this is the only
support of the market. From all appear
ances, there Will be some' rapid fluctua
tions in stocks during the remainder of
the month and a steady decline with
average.
Bonds were very dull early in the day,
and old 1862 s sold down to 114, and new
186.5 s to 1093, with a heavy market.
The laige decline in gold has stopped
the, excessive shipments of bonds and
may cau.se a gradual rise in gold and the
rates of exchange.
European markets are completely
overstocked with American securities,
sent there an Speculation, and it remains
too be seen bow much of themtbehms
tors can absorb. The decline in bonds
here has.stoppcd investments entirely,
and'; the eietfileT spectdidors are - only'
waiting 'for an'OPportrinity to 1%-pur
chaSe what they have sold when the
market begins to rise. As for the chances
of a decline, nothing but a light money
maTi?et deism bonds Sprther,
whilst, on the other hand, the moment
the •-`,llfMr .:rcollioo,24 l iCilzutugdrated, will
be the signal for a new but not a sinis f ',
modic advance; but a steady, gradual ,
gbsorbsion of , all that is
; offered on the
maiket; Withotitthe • rapid advance that
characterizes a purely speculative mar
ket. The approach of Spring, and -the;
tud
in biesa rtkuire .
a larger amount of money, and when
interest is offered in business operations
exceeding the rates government bonds
yield, to a new purchaser, he will, in most
cases, prefer the larger interest and run
a slight . risk.
AB to the - co u r s e
`
-of -the-future- gold
market little can be said with certainty.
The shipments and price of bonds vall,
regulate( that more than anything else.
In local stock a better feeling exists yet,
and those shares that do not commanda
ready...ll4e r are ,88, mach as possible
avoided by initiate's. - More inquiry is
made for connellsville RailrOad shares
in small lots to put away for speculation.
lii Allegheny Vidley bonds scarcely any.,
thing is doing, whilst the stock could not
be pieced at the nominal quoletions. In
Pennsylvania Central Railroad stiares
there is more, deinand,in, smaller stUni,'
:opersiors are \ disposed to
discount the rumors of further lesne of
Atecki the pazsr4etrettirT sjps4v
jattitht.Wof 35.
Fort Wayne, which sold downt,to 1}63;.
auddenly , reached.aud. sold at, 1,19% to
:*(). •ptin'OSl shateti*dull And lower, •
with little doing. , -
FeleEptg quetatistusi as ravelved by Ph.
it.'"
"Mertz: Gold,' 188 x; " ItightY 4 Ele'll$
%-1 13 X; •
Five ' , A 7 W I / 2 " ,. ief., 436 2 , 1 1 1%; do;
1864, 111; d o , 1865, 112%; do, 1865, new.
4 0 3iVflfiv 1867,410g;id0,',11368, 110 M;
Ten Fortfai, 1091 A; Railroads Clara
laud dc.., Pitteixtrz.t; Wit EjttsimtStP:
=Fort Airayde-eatiOagdii-19% ' -' Ohicagei
& Rock ,Island, 24i; Ohicago& Mirth-
Nireattuni Mir 416"Preferred.:91)‘; Erie,
if o
..p New, Yoxlc, ,Gemtral, 64 ;,-Michi
gan Southern, 94%; Reading, • '
Ohio
& Mississippi Clertificates, 84 ; West:.
ern ''Union Telegraph ' Company, 87y„;
Merchants , Union ExPrezz Company,
17',; • Pacific Mail, 106%; Adams,: 65;
Mning shares-Gregoryr 2,49; Quartz
Hill, 72; Smith & pairmele, 1,60; 4 4)17-
don, 10. . - --
-
The unusual steadiness of the price of
gold, while governments and stocki are
fluctuating so ;greatly, 4s explained, by
the New York journals, by the fact that
the' bulls - had made preparations for a
.. .
great advance by ; matting very large
-purchases, but were unexpeptedly
checked . by the advance In the,priae of
bonds and the large exports of them to
Europe, thus throwing an unusual slip
ply of foreign exchasge on, the market.
This induced so large short'sales that
the transactions • is. , one day at the Golli
Bank reached the enormous swn of $119,..
000,000: Things are in such a condition
now that,any attempt to cover by the
shorts,when the gold is in the hands of the
bulls, will result in an advance of the
Premium, contrary to' its natural ten
dency. On the other hand the shorts
count upon another influx of cotton
bills and further exportation of govern- ,
ment bonds. ' ,
It is believed in New York that the
bills passed by Congress to 'prohibit the
certification of checks of parties having
no funds - on deposit, and also the one
prohibiting loans on greenbacks depos
ited as collateral, will—if they become
laws—be systematically evaded in that
city, and have practically no effect
whatever to - , prevent the evil they are
aimed at.
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady it Co.: Gold. 13335; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 113%; 5-20's, 1862,
114%; 5-20's, 1864, 111; 540's, 1863,
112%; 10-40'13,1091'; 5-20's Jan'y and July,
1865, 110%, do. 1817, 110%; do. 1868, 110%;
Seven Thirties, par Less Y; Due Com
pounds, 119; Ten Forties, 109%; Union
Pacific Railroad, par; Central, 103; Cy.
Pacifica, 10135.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF PITTSBLIEGH GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, February 19, 1869.
With the exception of Groceries, the
generil markets continue very dull,
the volume of business in the aggregate
being unusually light; but hopes are still
entertained that an improvement is near
at hand. Sugars, Molasses and Syrups,
continue very flinch excited, and prices ,
have still further advanced. Refined
Sugars, within ten days, have -advanced.
3
3to 4 cts. per pound; Raw fully 3 cts;
Molasses 8-to 10 es. , per gallon, and '
Syrups from 15 to 20. As we noticed
ypsterday, these extreme prices must of
necessity curtail the demand, and while
there is no doubt but what there is good
cause for the advancerit is probable that
the movement , will be overdone, and
then, as alwaysia tie c ease, there will be
a reaction and a lireak."
APPLES—DuII but, unchanged; r egu
salesin stetre at s3 , to *5 per bbl as to
quality.
APPLE BUTTER—Firmer at 75 .;43 85c.
BUTTER-,-Prlfner tolichoice Roll is in
rather better demand, and quotations
may be fairly given at 38 to 40.
BEANS-43,25 to $3,50 per bushel.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII at W.
CARBON OIL—Is firm, and in limited
supply; maY be quoted firm at 34 to 34x,
for standard white.
CHEESE—Continues to arrive more
freely and the supply is yet light, and
supply fully sustained; -
CRANBERRIES—SaIes at $lB to t2O.
CORNMNIAL--51 to $l,lO per bushel.
DRIED FRUlT—Peaches are quoted at
13 to 14 for quarters, 15 to 16 for mixed,
and 18 to 20 for halves. Apples 10 •to 12
cents. • •
EGGS—In fair demand.' and fresh
,packed may be quoted at 23 to 24.
HAY—Baled - continues exceedingly
dull, andTricep are,„barely maintained,
$2O to 825, as to quality,
ID
HOMINY--Sales at
..86,2, 86.51
L
PROVISIONS—Bacon - steady but
unchanged at 1534 for Shou dens; IN for
Ribbed, and 1834 to-18% fo Clear Sides;
and 20 for Hams. Lard, lin tierbes,
and 22 to 2234 in Up and kegs. Mess
'Pork 833,50. "
POTA.TQES 7 -Dull and neglected but
unchanged, at 80 to 85 for small lots in
store. . . , , - ,
PEANUTS-10 cts. per lb.
SEEDS—Cloverseed is steady at . 110,90
to $10,50, as to quality. Timothy is un
changed
at $3,50, and Flaxseed at $2,40.
- SALD—Is quiet but steady, and is still
quoted at $2 by the car load.
GIBA.I.Ig-T-Theresearas to be- no demand •
whatever for Wheat, and the market is •
exceedingly dull, and prices nominal at ,
51,50 for . No. 1 Spring. and $1,60 for No.l 1,
'Winter, ••• Oats drill= but lirm at ;-former ;
'quotations-65 to' 68 on track, anti , 67 to
68 in store. There is no improvement
to note In- - -the -demand for Corn, and '•
while the stock is pretty well reduced
and the receipts are comparatively light,
prices are ,barely ,ntaintained,-75-to SO, :
fOr mixed to prime Yellow. Rye 'also is '• .
dull, and , cannot be , quoted ab0ve,51,45.
Barley la in steady demand, and - prime, •
to choice Spring, may be quoted at $2 to ;
$2,10.
'-- TALLOW—ltendeted, 12e; •
' ONIONS-45 to e 6 per bbl.
ORANGF.S—S4 to $:1,50 per box.
FEATHERS—Live Geese Feathers:'
quoted at 75 to 80, to the trade, and the
usual advance in a retail way.
FLOUR —No improvement in the de
:mand no changein prices. Spring• Wheat i
brands may , , bkftquoted $7 to 17,50, i
and Winter 'Wheat; $8,50 to $9,00 per I
barrel. Rye Flour, $7,50- The Pearl min ;
quote their best brands, made_ of the
but - Wheat, es folloWst Extra Family 1 ,
Flonr,in barrels. at $9BO, and, in sacks, ,
-s9,oo,per i barrel; Dou b le Extra Family. i
in barrels, 110,00, and, in sacks, $9,70 •
per. -barrel; Spring Wheat Flour, in bar
rels,
$7,80, and ,in eackl4l7,scl per barrel. -•
The City Mills cluote 'prices as ibllows:
Extra Family, (Winter) in barrels, ‘,
$9,30, and, in sacks, $9,00 per barrel; -,
•:Double, Extra Family, in:barrels;s9,Bo, ...
-rind; in sticks, - $9,50 per barrel; and
~
Spring, $8,00,,. in barrels, and $7,70, in -
sacks, per barrel. , • '
:f
WHlSKY—Higliwines dull and lower;
and may be quoted nominally, at 95 to
~
961n,•ajobbing Wart, ' ~, 7' ,
GROCERFESTIth 'Market continues •1
very much excited, and . Sugars, Moles-
Ana, and Syrups, are generally held out
of market. Prime New Orleans. Sugar
3s-quoted at _.1534 -to -16; Cuba,-18-to 14;
Crushed, 20; "A" Coffee,. , 19:. elyt 18%;
Extra "C," 18X. New Orleans, Moles- ?I
see, 90. 'Syrups have , : advancel , all I.
around from 45 to 20 eta per gall On. I
Vk'r-r , .:4
PrilSl: BURGH METAL MAR 1
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OFFICE op4wrsittilt AZETTE ) I
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licire yr
h 2 . ' FRIDAY, Febr cr• 1 41 1865
The metal market has agars bAc4:ll,
.rajherAulet thIS week, the
_Wes in the I
.
aggregate being comparatively light,
- though there seems to be no accumula
tion
~
of stock, and prices are fully sus- ;
.
tabed. The 'receipts 'of Western irons
haveLfallen otr somewhat during-the
past week, which was owing to a want of
•
transportation, arwiltiifficulty In getting -.
cars, and not to any falling off in* the •
production. It iswell enough to bear in
mind,-also, that nearly all of the iron •
*ilich is now -arriVlng is being Put in ;
otriortner contracts and not going on to '
•
marl,tet. ,
,Easterrt: advices • report a
.. . .
firmer feeling, withont, however, as yet, `
:;
.
any a dvance in , prices. '
- ,
Merchant bar irillis held with more i
Annum, and,there ia no accumulation -:
of stock tie nail trade looks better,,;
and a round lot could hardly be a t
last week's prices—m.snufacturerr ,
gen
eiallYs'are asking an advance,
•