-•
• AXLES 'AND , SPRINGS
•
Oviiipoissz; rix• AND JUNIATA,
iLA:i BAR, HOLIND AND SQU aRE IRON.
Iia4g2,,HOOP,_.SHEEN AND TANK IRON.
neigialß PL ATE.* AND H lUDS.
GUARD ISION,DRAti . and DROYPER BARB,
TLANGAD IJUT/Elt. CIIANDER
T A t IPD iIit&T,RAIL, for Coal loads.
CROW fIopiId,WEDMVS BARHAM TEETH,
BPRING.PL,Onit AND CULTIVATOR tITNEL,
STISEL- WINGS AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
etTLIES.• kICILL iSHAFTINII, A. B.
AC •
HosUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and
AXLES,
err" NA AS AND SPIKES...
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS:
MI
=I
1111
4...,
4
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. 4
•:;r1.4
MEI
BIM
El
SO
11812
O&M
Ofikeii. No. 177 PENN STREET,
liM lIFSEN PROCESS.
The Trustees are now wie_Pared to Kraut limi
er, Pm the use of the ELLESBHAUEDI
PBO
ADEBB.
* The ouPerior quality imparted to good iron,
the great linpArrenient in Inferior Iron, and the
reduced coatcominend it to alt manutacturera of
dYluii
iron.
Parties wlahlrer totem it can obtain licen s es by
Spl to'
JAMES P. SPEER,
Attorney for the Trustees,
OF iC soo-pps sratEr.
Parties interested are invited to visit the
11110ENBICHGEit WORKS, where the process Is
sow In successful operation. reB;dl.7
' Ts:
4,
M
ETEIISON, PIIESTON Co.,
.;•-• -
Pennivivanialion - Works,
Z&DfflUie: tldr" .. trnil rIBBT
d r, io,!ee
IPITTSBURaii.
11081
EU
•; i :, : :
fTTt3flßlaiGH
NQPRGTY WORKS.
ME
• ADA h apk . AIMEE & 00.
`i -- . -- .1631.137,•CT1T . M13 OP
TETBTOMMASDARD MAIBE/ASK SPAT
, , ZEIT) - 84A4EVEDI EQUNTE.II,
•,;:• • .
(VEs•
am„,,*01,44;. md,LAteles,
~ .1 1 1— . .x, . .4%154./MlNglittlBl / 1 / 16.Ech _ _ _
aBZ4:4 Ar put Avg= e mum 871 ,
•
r S:yi :p
mom C002113...:4cm. movirs atm
JOHN BL COOPER & CO,
BRASS POUNDERS -
GAB ornm FITTERS.
~rl7Y~~~S'i .
t -.
f.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEKAN, RAHN' & CO
Nanufacturen of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL
Sixteenth Street and Allegheny River
lllllan9d 77 Water Street. Pittsburgh.
GODEFFROY BRANCKER (t CO,
Emluinge Place, New York,
Are'prepared, as sole Agents In the United
States fOr the Prnialan Mining and Iron Cool
"Dikar otDtdsburg, Westphalia, to contract or
sell la quantities to salt purchasers,tdelivered in
either New York or Philadelphia,) the celebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISEN
'Used so extensively for the manufacturing of
BESSEMER, STEEL.
This Iron is free from Sulpur and Phosphorus,
and contains a beaver cen , age of Manganese.
• Pull , particulars, samples, prices or chemical
nns77 , a , bsyrill be promptly forwarded on applica
. 92162 " • 7130:476
stuer F ilmu) sTEF,L won't&
SINGER, NIMICK & CO.,
rlTirSlitiltGEl. PA..
Ita!ntl!utzrero of every descnotion of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL;
BA 11 1.14 SPAM%
Aid"l gM l r' M N :N o.%
Warehouse, 88 Water and 100 First tits.
MILLER, BARR & PARKE%
43/1121MBAL PAILTNYRS:
• WAG mutToe.t.r. f REUBEN MILLER , SFZIN W. HASS , I CHAS. PARKIN.
. .
131.26 w. Passarza-3., M. SLIM.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
AIWA BARR & • PARKIN,
OfTici, *0..339 Liberty St,
' ITrre strucm,.pe..
L,kCK DLUIOND
STEELWORKS.
PARK, BROT)IIER & CO.,
Maaufaetarera of all descriptions of
•
°Mee and Warehouse 1510 . 1519. 15848E00ND
=4119 and 191 1140.8 T STREETS.
prrrssvuon.
' MON WOE
JAI& Vtasza, Pres;t- roam, Snot.
PITTSBURGH FORGE •
AND IRON CO.,
xst ilizaoroarsta or
-1,..; 1041;
Railroad Fish Bars mind Bolts;'
manspos car Axles Roiled;
IltaiiiisMiturLtiiewilataiserod;
Locomotive Frames;
Locomotive Frigate shapes;
Ride Rape;
, Tiiiiet4ditraps; • • •
MOW" ileathl; • •
•teasoboat IShal'ts;
steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman laws, Collars, dte.
PITTEGRIBGH. PA
N CMtrsIt'Y—WORKS.
Irsanded xi: Asu.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISI
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COYPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
• PITTSBURGH, PA.
Vir,Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chimer*, Nail liachines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Smallama ISAroeta,
(NINTH WARD,)
.PIT'X'SIEII7II,43Ia,
WILLIAM SMITH,
Manufacturer or
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
IPOR GAB AND WAITE WORSE.
MyPthes are all cut Luvarlablyln Pits, In 41 27
sand. and IR feet lengths. Also, full assortment
of general
Castings for Gas and Water Worts.
I would also call the attention of Saperlntend•
etas of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
ATLASWODILS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
Prr'T B / 1 17 . 1tGFIEL
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
These Works are =mg the largest and most
complete establlshmeats la the West, and are
awe prepared to faralsh
Engines; of every deseriptiOn.
Boilers, 011 Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
'Railroad Casting.
Rolling XIII Castings.
Engine Casting...
Nfiehlne Castings.
genera; pianists.
nogvna ORDERS SOLICIMID.
ipopoinivsos, REALA CO., •
41 - 11 ;
Incceasors to BOBrsBON, 311 MIS i MELLIM -
WASH/NGTON WORKS
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURRN•
Manufacturers of Boat and StatlonarroteaniEn.
=Blast Engines, Irni Machinery,
Castings
and
Sheettns Crefaii
and dtuisMoiler andron Work.
Once, No. 12, corner First and Bmithdeld
Stree.Ta.
Agenu for OIPPARDI3 PATENT INJECTOR
fbr teeding Rollers. Ultra
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Union Iron Mills,)
PITTHEIllitem
Boiling Rill and Bridge Castings,
TIDIBLEIKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
Ackoanutur AND casmos anyar.
Orders pronsptly and carefully execnteg..
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT & aACYLIbTA
octs
THOMAS CARLIN k
Furth Wird Foundry and Nadine Works,
lIANDUEULT BT., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA*,
Nanniketnrers of Steam Erns, OU Prelims,
ruder', Shafting, Orlin an Saw Mill Work,
Wets,ill and Machine Castings, Grate Ban,
,Wagon Boxes, gr.. Bond to order and
have on hand Engines of all stns. mv/imil
°ETRAL tOTINDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
1380 Penn Street.
BOLLIIAN, BOYD & BAGUET.
Chill Bolls; 1011 Outings, 801 l Lathes, is.
LUMBER.'
LUMBER! LUMBER I ! •
. ALEXANDER PATTEIISOPI,
Dealer in ail Hinds of Limper.
ON NAND AND FOS SALE:
000,000 bet Dr, Pine B oardlt
150.000 fret 13. f and 3 inch Clear Pla nlt•
aomoo feet Dry 1.),1 Inca Common Plank;
30,000 feet Dry land A limn Oak;
1111,000 feet Dry_ 3, AIM and 3 inch Ash,
two ft. Dry 11,031.3 in. Chery aple,
aomeo ft. Do. s„ WO/ and Inch PoDUIrs
10, 000 feet Dry Poplar Scantling;
A 50.000 feet Hemlock Joists and Scanting:
700,000 No. 1 18-Inch Beagles, sawed.
350,000 No. 111 .inch Oldness, sawed*,
40,000 No. 164n01a Mules. shaved;
.0,000 Ilre rick; . . • •••
.1,000 'Fire Tile.
100 Tons Piro Cla_y; " •
IlYanAßchbedsteNrin. dieIfr i t oVRO B O TRE A 13T E E3B I rm osp e F
site the Om Wprks. All City. no
IRON BROKERS
~ADIiTEL M. WICSEIIBII.4.II,
IRON DRONER,
124 First Street, Pittelbeiruhi
Merit for the salc of. Cornwall, Dotighamore,
Josephine, Isabelis,Thinearmondtanbope, Weal
don.and. other brands of Anthracite. Io
sheny Coke and O. B. Charcoal.
PIO , IRONS.
cumailmnients are most resospirally
COPPER.
LAXE SUPERIOR
"OEM KILL AID EIMERLTING wane
PlTTSEttfriall.
IIIRDY &
,cO.,
chin & Branton' and
: A B loto, H ol ttompoßaedanD
-
'O. dbeet I r on. Wire Le
ler.' Machines acd
.itie l b WeRICAT and ISM
bon= Cat to any datired tot.
nw1t•03460 off
o ~~~ > ~~~ q z''s
Y,w-~;~'µh-yam
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : THUR S DAY, 1 I
MARCH 11, 1869 ' •
4
ENGINES, BOILEIRS, &
_ __ l c.
HUGH N. BOLE 800,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(NZAR TEM Pontr,
Engine ,Bunders, Founders and
Machinists.
_
Mannracture STEAMBOAT ENGINES aid STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of an sires, .
!Ace e
OIL WELL lrillitie&t: onrY
BOILER _ of IS-horsemower. "
OASTniiO3. of every kind. mad to order atom*
Foundry, on THIRD STREET. be ow Market.
RIGS for. Oil Wells, SHAFTIN PULLEYS,
HANGERS. HOUSE and TOBAOO O
. SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on natd and sada to
order. at the
INDUSTRIAL .WORKS,,
Frontin g on the Allegheny River, tear the Point.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
NIP All orders promptly filled. TRY re.
Fowl ,
EULER, STILL Ale TA
WORKS.
,
CARROLL & SNYDER.
krA r igimiciintsas 07
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLU-RD TUBULAR.
YIEJC-110.1. AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TAlncs,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON.
DEMERS; .
STEAM PIPES ! R4DHETNNII - AND q.ozr
BRIDGES; - - -
PRISON DOORS AND COAL imams
. .
°Mee and Warehouse, coriiire Second,
Third, Short and Liberty atceets,
PITTSBURGH, • Pa.
•
fflr Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. • mh7:189 •
war. autninux & co.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 110. Mai *4 AND 516 PENN BT.
Ha
Ville secured a large yard and furnished It
witn the most approved machinery. we are pre
pared t hee re every description of BOIL
ERS in best manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the country. Chimneys Breeciarng,
lflre .Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive 801/ers,
Condensere, Salt Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans. Boller Iron, Bridges. Sugar
Pang and sole manufacrturers of Barnhiu' Pat
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on shortest notice. la5:c11
JABIEs M. BITER, .
Noe. 55 and 66 Water Blireso,
PITTEIBITAGE, PAL.
KAXIITACTirEMSc
IRON OIL TANKS,
KETTLENG PANES, COPPER SPEAR PIPE,
ROLLINORILL STACIE,
-• And SWEET IRON WORE.
' • Por Steamboats.
x&iunac. sauss D. sauna
_TARED 4. BRUSH & SON,
co
NANlMAOnatrall OP
-Steam Boilers, Oil "Rills, Tanks.
SBEIZT MO! WORN. &O.
4 61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
13tOVES, CASTINGS, &a
T HE.BEST STOVES.
A.. BRADLEY & CO.
Manntactirers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlot - and Heating Stoves
TO BE POUND
,IN THE STATE.
Bole Agents for the celebrated But Hunan(
Oriental Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. Rest in the World for Parlor,Oftice. Store or .
Church. Fire needs so rekindling—burns all win.
tee. Do notbry until you see or send for Circular.
• Ito. 40 WOOD STREET.
Our Agents for Orientalv-DEsakILER BRAS,
Smithfield at:: ezo: uustam, Allegheny-city-
OR 'F, RUGUS
MANlTAOrtritrar OP 21Firr vmurry or
IEITCoIiT33I€I,
BOSTON
,LOOSING RANGE,
" THE FIERY FURNACE,"
Fox wAsacuta Btru.rozwas.
THZ NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE.
.REGULATOR. ,, COLUMBIA COOK BTOV_E a
ZA AI NTE C I Er/rn MAIM. %lA MB I
S E d laC ir TaatA r Ta b lee l co A rt . awa Out;
206 and 208 Liberty Street,'
:yu PITTSBURGH. PA.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.;
BISSELL fit CO.'S
TRIUMPH, •
FOB Bxruiirmous COAL.
Warranted to Cook; Bake or Boast an
all many other Store - hi the Union.
•
BISSELL CO., •
NO. 285 Libertv Street.
also on hand and forpat,
PALELT u t
aTIN6 BTO
, 91V RC; (7112 WE, :
COAL AND 00/09. .
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO:,
Hayin g removed OW Moe to ,
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
( Lately City /Ploys NW) BZCOND ZLOOL
Are now nr_eared to thrnlab rood YOUONW
litrr onsuacts. og th e
lowest market ern*
All orders left at 'their caw, or adu.sssso d to
them through, the null. will be attended to
twomptir.
STONE
WEST COMMON
Machine Stone Works, •
Eforthwesteorner of West Common, Alleshenie
ATIrh.TICIR & CO.
BM on hand or prepare on short notice Hearth
and Step Stone*, /lags Bidewa/ks. Brewer?
Vaults, Sc. Head and Tomb Stones, *a.
Orders promptly imitated. Prima rea sonable
FORT PITT ',BANKING COIPANY,
No. 169 Wood Stmt.
CAPITAL, I :
: : : : - $200,000.
• BTOCKHOLDERB INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS IN
•
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AN,D COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Collectioas made; on all accessible eobits iII
the United States and Caned's. •
DIRECTORS:
1).-8attetter. : Jno. 0 Risher,
James Sordon,i . Robt. R. King,
D. Wallace , Andrew Miller, ,
Z. Yaweett, I James M. Bailey.
=!:
131+
NATIONAL BANK OF COlllllllOl
l oba and.~ Sixth
•
C4)r9
Sittit
Aw t.
v_ -
Jos. EIetAILL
- : $500,000.
DDIECTORS:
Psuarson. -4/eme W. Cass,
wm. H.irown. R. H. Palmer
Ohs.. L khart. Wm. Dough w,
Dan. R ' mridsou, Wm. Reed.
W. 13. trawl.
.Dxscoprxis DAIL'
aust:osi' , • •
EtAItIr,CAITEMEY & CO.,
BANKERS
Corner 27aird and Wood Otreete,
prT-relix:mm;fr E . PA.,
aruccrissona T01EL!1.3121./114 HIRT • CO.,
DlLLisati fl
. . .
Ittehange, Coin; Coupons,
And partienlar attention paid to the pninhase
aniroale ol . •
COVE R NNI ENT BONDS.
Bigh t .li)rbifie on London.
Einaddi
N ; riOLDIES & SONS,
= Eli,
15.7 market Street,
iori-k.restramtarx,
Collections made onj all the principal points of
the United states and:Canadas.
1.
Stocke,Bonds and'other Securities
7 I
BOUAET AND 80tD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
United State s
, Seeurittes.
--taloar" _ -
DOLLIR ..81VINGS ',BANK,
Atter the lirif of March Next,
boi l ohised on
WEDNESDAY. EVENINGS,
•
And.olin•dally horn 9 o'clock A. 31. to 3 coolock .
P. It., and OM — •
- ;_r• ;
Sacu.rdak
re29:ess ,
OILS.
ECLIPSE - PETROLEUM REFINERY.
_
' HERBERT W. 'C."- MEDDLE,
MAMISFACTITHEB, OF
Lubricating & Hig h Test Burning Oils.
Belipse Railroad Axle Oil.
Stands great heat without Change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. Bpec.lal 011 for
tropical climates or hot weather.
LIMOMOSIV6. Engine, Mathine Shop,
BlMScrews.
Saw and Planting MU 0 111.
Adapted for high speed.
Spindle 011, .ii r ooltEleadi;Light 011,
Oil, Tanners' Stoliklfienzole.
LEW dt ri nimbi lag 011;10azogin
e.
Ratner* Oil Pa rr adin e.
ARMOR VARND3H h i present* Bright Iron
Work and Machinery
These products arem anufactured under Dr.
Tweddle , s_patent by Superheated Steam in Vac
coo. Th e Lubricating , Oils are almost odorless,
perfectly. pure, uniform, and mostly light col
ored. Mud a high temperature unchanged. and
rema limpid duringextreme cold. The Bellroad
Ohs ac e unequalled, an_dAre in constant use on
mazy of the principal grgiroadt, Samples can
be examined and orders left at WOOD
STREET. Works at Sharpsburg Bridge.
- ,
WARING AND SSG,
Commission Merchants and Brokers in
Petroleum and its Products;
DALZELL'B BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
, prrrissumm, PA. •
raniariiau. Amours%
WARING, *LING & c 6.,
1 27•Walunt Stylist. •
TACK BROTm J RS,
COMMISSION -MERCHANT
•AND DEALLics IN
•
Petroleum,. and Its .Products,
m ara l ructr e rNWati"' B = Dm '
?wade* spin" ce—iuri*AtNuTgrr.
slam=
DIAMOND OIL WORKS,
H. M. LONC & CO.,
DALZELL it/ILDnqe, e.
Duquesne liV4e, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ea
SHEETINGS AND BATTING.
HOLdiLS, HELL Co.,
CNON COTTON MILLS.
errTS.I4I7IEMEt.
Mani boturors otHZ/M 113,CDIVX and WORT
ANOBON AND #ADNOLIA
I
sulornmGs AND BA.TTINtI.
' LI7BRAN, Pres't.
LOON. Cashier
T s AT 11 A. N.
AND BROKERS,
OFPlcie of PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
• WHDRUBBA.,r, Ma rch 1.0, 1869._
, ,
The nneertaintyss to who is to manage
the government finances, and to a great
extent give vitality to the trade and com
merce of the country or impede its favor.
able development, is telling on the move
ments in Wall street. Gold,', which was
selling as low as 130% yesterday, and also
as high as 132, was dull today at from
131 X to 131 X, but at the close the market
becanc&firm at 132. The importing in
terest 1% anxious to cover their indebted
ness; since the low rate of gold itself is.
an inducement, and has prevented a
further shipment of bonds, the price in
New 'York being one and half - per cent.
higher than in London or Frankfort.
Should gold advance to near 133 it is quite
probable a sharp advance willtake place;
which would take a large number of those
by surprise who were over confident in
the steady decline end the policy t o
, be
adopted to run dowti the premium by
any means at the command of the Gov
ernment. All those who preach such a
course as salutary to the interest of this
country will find themselves mistaken.
Such a course would stop all - exports of
produce, and postpone specie payment
by the very cheapness of gold. Bonds
would be reshipped from Europe, and
gold would jump up by two or three
points at once. There is but one course
open to an early resumption of specie
payment, and this is by *accumulating
gold in the Treasury, compeling National
Banks to deposit their gold: interest at
the Treasury in Washington until from
25 to 30 per cent. of their circulation is
covered, when the country will be ready
to redeem all paper outstanding that is
not needed for the necessities
p of busi
ness. Had such a systm n rsued,
instead of letting •the e Nationalbeeu Banks
compete with the “bear" and "hull"
party, who could get the highest price
for gold, they would now bold 33 per
cent. of their circulation and be ready by
July next, or sooner, to fesume.
'Bonds
du were firm early in the day, but
becamedull and lower, closing at a de
cline of 34 per cent.
Stocks fluctuating rapidly within 1 and
2 per cent. Money scarce and business
dull.
Closing quotatione as received -o n eh.
R. • Mertz: Gold, 132; Eightys,
115 X; Five Twenties. 1862, 118 X; do,
1864, 113 X; do, 1865, 116'; do, 1885, new.
112 X; do 1867, 112 X; do, 1868, 112%;
Ten Forties, 105 X; Railroads Cie and & Pittsburg;, 89X . ;.Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago. 19X; Chicago
& Rock Island, 1W; Chicago-dc North-
Western, 823 i; do Preferred. 91X; Erie,
—; New York Central, 60X; Michi
gan Southern, 97X; Reading, 92; Ohio
.& Mississippi Certificates, 34 West
ern Union Telegraph Company, 87X;
Merchants Union Express Company,.
17; Pacific Mail. 100 X; Adams, 61X;
Mning shares—Gregory, 2,60 ; Quartz
Hill, 76; Smith & Parmele, 1,45; Cory-
don, 10.
ing Telegram' to the Pittsburgh Gazette.) 1
NEW YORK, March 10, ikeilf.?
Money, market.easy, with more liberal
offerings. There was leis trouble in re:
gard to certification of checks, and banks
are evidently evading the law in various
ways. Call loans 6®7; prime discounts
7078. Sterling firm,with a slightly im
proved demand; ai l: of bilis scarce;
prime banker's closed ,at 8%®9, and
sight bills it 9XIg9X. Gold isoflrmer;*
opened at 1813, and closed at 181X®182.
Clearances, $106,000,000; gold was carried
without interest in the afternoon.
Governments more doing, but prices
are generally lower; closing steady. The
heaviest tranedeticint were in 675; liilon
panel% 1153;©116; do. '62, 118X©1.1.8%;
dO. '64, 113, 4 ,1g,114; do. '65, 11 1 33‘©118X:
do. new, , 112X®112X; 'do.'67, 112
112 X; 112 X; do. '6B, 11234©112 1 X; 10-40 s, 105N@
105% _ _
State bonds firm but" quiet: Miasma's ,
quoted at'B9@)S93l; new Tennessces.'BsX,
®6B; old Tennessees, 66X ®67XI North:
Carolinas, 503, ®595i. - • •
The railway market during the fore-I
noon was strong, but in the afternoon
there was a sharp reactioh,and the whole
list fell 1124134 per cent. under sales for
realization of profit, consequent on the
rise of the past few days. The Market.
closed dull and heavy. Miscellaneous
shares steady. Exprestsharea - dull and
lower.
•
Five-th i rty , Piices:—thimberland, - 870
37 3:i Wells Express,•Bosl®3oX; Ameri
can, 43®133'; Adams, 81 x®6136: Ater.
chants, 16W117g; United States, 673y®
BS; Quicksilver, 2 4y‘®25; Canton, 61,®
61y 4 ; Pacific Mail. 100 1‘®10034; Western
Union Telegraph, 87y‘®88; Man
15%®18; do. preferred, 83 M®34; Now
York. Central, .180X®180W Brie,. , 383 i
®88%; Hudson, 1393i®189K; Harlem,
187®187; Reading, 81 ,34@ 8 130 ' Terre
Haute, 86;i®8f3,0 • preferred, 6836®87;
Wabash, 66%®87g; St. Paul, 8 6X(y38)i;
do. preferred, 78 %®78M; Ft. Wayne,
1 18r,®118X; Ohio and Mississippi, 833i@
CENTRAL AND UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY .BONDS,
The cheapest Investment now In the narketfor
sale by •
131-1. I_3ll3TitrlZ,
Corner FIFTH &VENICE & WOOLSTEEETB.
Also. dealer In Government Bonds. Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange at market
rates.
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JAMEST
- BAY
(Successors to B. JONES . & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts. ,
EMUS,
BUY AND BELL ALL KINDS OF •
.GOTE4NMENT
.SECURITIES,
• WILD, SILTED AND Comm,
. ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
lam' Interest Allowed on Deposits.
ea-Money loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
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Orders executed for the Purehame
and Sale of _STOVES, BONDS and
GOLD. -
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
Cljt Rittslntlj . 6.4;i04.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
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• 166°
''MZVRIte i rrie.rt4 tfr _ Alfe
34; Michigan Central, 117 k; Salcmgan
Southern, 91314,; Illinois Central,
141; Pittsburgh. 89X689 1 4; Toledo,-104V
@105V 4 ; Rock Island, 12834®129; North
western, 82%@82%; do. preferred, 91;Vig.
911 i; Cincinnati, Columbus and Indiana
Central, 46; Chicago and Alton, 154; Lake
Shore, 106.
Mining Shares steady; Gregory, 270;
Smith &Parmelee, 150; Montana. 38; Grass
Valley, 64. -
Copper Stocks at Boston—Calumet. 50;
Copper Falls, 15; Franklin, 2134; Han
cock, 53i;' Minnesota, 3.
Receipts at the Sub-Treasury, 114,303,-
254. Payments, $757,362; balancE4
832,2&3.
There was no export of 'gold to-dsy.
Exports, except specie, for ;he week.
f 2,865,830.
PETROLEUM MARKETS
OFFICE. OP PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,I
WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1869.
The oil market was again considerably
agitated and excited to-day, though the
volume of buainess was comparatively
light and compared with yesterday
prices have undergone but little change.
The bear movement noted yesterday,
• was continued with even greater . NIG"
tlence to-day, and for a time it 'looked to
outsiders as if they would be successful.
Early in the day there was an offer to
sell fifty thousand bbla for April delivi.r •
ery, and accompanying the offer to sell,
was a request to name a price. This was
promptly answered, and the,offer accept=
ed with a price named, but it does not Sp
'pear to have been satisfactory to the
would-be sellers, and after considerable
parleying, the offer to 'sell was with
drawn. The imression here is that
these parties p
did not want to sell; that
the offer was only thrown out for the
purpose of causing a panic, and break=
ing the market, and that while the tele
grams mtme from 011 City, the maker
spirits of the movement were the same
New York parties who sold so intich re. -.
fined "short" on Monday and Tuesday.
Finding themselves foiled in one move
metit they attempted another, and•iled
in both. It was ' the intention ofthe
Pittsburghers to have taken this fifty
thousand bbls., and then another bun.
dred thousand additional, if it had been
offered. •
- CRUDE—The rude market,
already intimated, was considerabl agi
tated and excited to-day, though there
was but little done, while compared
with yesterday, prices are a shade lower.
The sales were: 1,000, 1,160,•and 500. all'.
on spot, at 16; and 1,000 seller till July
Ist, at 16. Late in the afternoon there
, was considerable inquiry for spot oil at
16, and no sellers.
REFINED --The Refined market was
also rather quiet and a little - offish to
day, though compared with yesterday, "
prices have undergone no quotable
change. Sale 1,500 bbls last• half March
at 3434; 1,500. same delivery at 3414: 500
each May to September at 36%; and 1,000 '
for April, at 31, free on board cars here.
LUBRICATING OILS.
Eclipse. Winter Lubricating oil 400
Eclipse Railroad Axle 35e
Eclipse Machinery • 750
Eclipse Spindle 80e
Eclipse Tanners' Stuffing 400
OIL SHIPPED EA ST BY A. Y. R. R.
McKelvy Bro., 250 bbls refined to W.
P. Logan Bro., Philadelphia.
, McKeltry , Bro., 50 bbls tar to Paraffine
de Co., New York.
Total shipments Refined 250
Total shipments Tar '
50
OIL SHIPPED EAST FROM DUQUESNE
DEPOT. •
Hutchinson Oil Ref. Co., 285 Ibis ref."
to Warden. Frei: & Co.. Philadelphia.
Brooks, B. de Co., 51 bbls refined to
W. F. .:St Co.. Philadelphia. '
EL M. Long de Co., 100 bbls tar to B.
Paraffine & Co., New York.• -
Total shipments Refined 336,
Total shipments tar 100
LIVE' STOCK ,MARKETS.
PENN'A CENTRAL STOCK YARDS,
WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1869.
CATTLE --The market thus far this.
week has been dull end a little offish;
though with only a moderate supply
and a fisir deinand for shipment; prices,
as a general thing, are pretty well main
tained.--•Shippers,-however, seemed, very
timid, mid hesitated conalderably stout
buying, reporting the eastern markets
hard, and insisting on lower figures; the
supply, however, was too insignificant to
force much ore deoline r and it looked to
day as if they would have to pay- last
week's prices, , unless. the receipts . : are
very largely increased to-night and to
morrow. There were probably - some,
twenty-five or thirty car loads of - Cattle
in the pens unsold today, but up until
the time we left there, there had only
been sales of some two or three car
loads.
WRDRESDAY, March 3.—Holmes,'Laft..
ferty lley it Co. for Eckles to Ke 18,
weighing 17,300 at 6e: Hedges & Taylor ', -
for Brainard to Kelley 58, weighing
57,000 at 86,40; Keenan to Wildrich &
Beards 56, weighing 88,250 at 8 3 / 4 c; Web- •
star to Marks & Bro.lB, weighin_g 19,328.
THURSDAY, March 4,—Orr & 'Williams'
for Boles to Aull & McCall 21, weighing
19,495 at 6,,/,c• Holmes, Lafferty & Co. for
Brwn to Beach & dra
41,1 0 25 at 7,0; same for D on
nell weigh•ng
to WU
drich dt Beardslee 18,-weighing 18,750 at
& Co. 17, weighing 16,725 at 634 c: McKay
0Xo; Orr & Williams for Sly& to Moses '
to Gillett & Co. 35, weighing 38,850. •
Smith & Blue Tor. Evans to Ault & McCall
21, weighing 76,075...,at_ sc; Holmes, Laf
ferty & Co. for Mussirto Kelly 17, weigh
ing 21,680 at 60; Hedges & Taylor for Sey
mour to Gillett & Co. 30, weighing 35,650
at 6%c; H. Watson to /Lull & McCain°,
weighing 21,190.
FRIDAY,
--
March s.Farrium to Pid
cock & Co . 54, weighing 61,850 at .
SATURDAY, March 6.—Hedges Tay
lor to Beach & Bray 81, weighing 38,400
at 18,50; , same to same 19, weighing W. ) -
050 at • 7,0. •
MoNDAY, March B:—Holmes, Laffertr,
& Co. for Brown to Gillett it Co. 16,
weighing 21,125 at 83,05: -
WED2II. SDAY. March 10.—Traurman
Lobritan to Y,oung, 19 head steers, aver
aging - 1,150; at 137,70; - We •
irich to Pid
cock, 17 head, weighing 19,800, at 16,75.
SHFIRP-f,The Sheep market sraa.quiti
active on Monday and Tuesday, and
prices compared with last week, espe '
cially for the better grades, were high.er; -
; to day howevereunder the influence „of
1 increased receipts, and the charste
the weather, the feeling was a little
orb, and buyers did not take hold with'
the same freedom that they did yester-
;day and the day previous. Quo:snorts
may be fairly given at 534(4)6M for fair`..
to good, and 7QB cts, for prime to Want.
We are cognizant of one drove or fancy
Sheen,- averaging 120 lbs, having been
sold at 9 cts , but. this is uo criterion to
go by, • as probably not - once in six
months are such sheep put on the market.
The first named quotations may, be re- ,
lied on as being strictly correct...the
market closing a little weak. `.
with
'TOGS—Mho soft weather, together
the-unfavorable advices from the .
East, has produced a perceptible reaction
in'the Hog market, and Within the paiit
two days prices have declined, from a
half to three quarters of a cent. per
p o und , Prime to choice P hiladelphia% -
Hogs sold te.day at . 11)4®11,0,' anti"
Yorkers nray be quoted at 10©10,11'c.
The indications at this writing are favor
able for a still farther decline.