Et
STEEL 'WORKS.
. ----
.D.IIQUESNE -WORKS.
COLEMAN, Miff -& CO.,
r.
. moootootore of -
,
. .
IRON NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS,
.•11174tDENNE, L X AND JUNIATA,
FLAT BAR,. ROUND AND SQUARE IRON.
BAND, HOOP, SHEET AND TANMIRON.
'BOIL* R. PL +TES AND BEAM
GUARD IRON, DRAG and DROPPER BARB,
FLANGt.D CUTTER BARS, 1 cla.f.barzu,
IRON,
T AN D FLAT RAIL, for Coarflorola.
CROW B • ItS,W EDGES & HARM iW TEETH,
SPRIN G. PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
STKEL WINOS AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
STEEL THIES, STEEL SHAFTING, : A. B.
STEEL • :A,
Aar, E i MMY and IWAGON SPRINGS - and
CUT N MS 'AND SPIKES.
/ s
All Goo First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS: • •
Slxteenth'Street and Allegheny River,
said 77 Water Street , P ittsburgh.
nb9 - ~ -
ODEFFROY BBANCKER' & CO.,
42 'Exchange Place, New York,
Are Prepared, as Sole Agents In the United
.litates for the Presslan Mining and Iron Com-
Pan" of Duisburg, Westphalia, to eontract or ,
sell in quantities to emit purchasers, ideUvered In
either New York or Philadelphia,) the celebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISEN
Used so extensively for the manufacturing of
DESSEDIER STEEL.
This Iron is free from Sulpur and Phosphorus,
grid contains a heary percentage of Manganese.
Pall particulars, samples, prices or chemical
analysts will be promptly forwarded on 'polka
. atiai. jaae:d7l3
IciIIEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
›.4.
=GER, & CO.,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
Miumfictnrers of eFer? , description of
CAST AND GERMAN strum,
B A ThlE, ''SPIIN63,
ELL, t C AND PLA.TPORM immure%
A SLZI3, STEEL TIRE, &c.,
Warehouse, 83 Water and 100 First Ste.
ELLER, BARR & PARSEC
murznal, rminnas:
METCALF. Rsuiims MI :LL
OE4. W. BARR. ; I CHAS. PARKIN.
firsztaa. l'k3rtrzu-13. 11. MICR.
CRRSCENT STEEL WORKS, le
RILLKR, BARR & PARKIN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St, •
PITTSIStrp.GH. PA. ,
fe.14:d48
BLACK' DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
ARK, BROTHER' & CO.,
Nannf,aotorera of all descripUms of
- I err i. WWL I T
Mos and Warehonse,_l2o. /AL 15145Z00ND
and /19 and 1311 1 111111 T STBILETIS,
PITISBIIRGIN.
• .L.RON WORKS.
IA B . VsElsii,,Piert.:7:.lei: P. Powna, Supt.
rOTTSBERGR FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
meguricroarais or
Bar Iron;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axle" Hanimerod;
Locomotive Frames;
Lamina :olive Frame miasma;
Olds Rods;
Takes, Straps;
Piston Heads, .
Steamboat Shafts; •
Ateamboit Cranks; -
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, On Win* !e.
°Moe, No. -177 PENN STREET,
ITTTS33IIEGH. PA
PALLERSBESEN TROCESS.
The Trustees are now nreoared to grant licen
ses for the use o f the ELLEESHAUSEN 'FRG
CMS. '
Tile, Impeder quality imparted to good Iron,
the great Improvement in inferior Iron. and the
roduced cott,commend it to all manufacturers of,
iron;
Partleswishing to use It can obtain licenses by
arld7l l 4l to
- JAMES P. SPEER,,
Attorney for the Trtnsteei,
OFFICE, 860 PENN STREET.
Parties interested Ire invited to visit the
SHORNBERGEK WORKS, where* the process is
now. In successtni operation. -, • tellidt7
YEBSON,TRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron Work&
Warehouse, Nos. . 188 azulle7
ISTEXET,Mozongaisallast
soli:da
NOVELTY WORKS.
pITTSBIJR6III,
; NOVELTY WORKS
IPoussded A. D. - 18146:-.
ADA I IS, BCH= & , 00.
- kiircirACTvzins
issysTomr. STANDARD,' AND
SPAT
. ;ST) PLATFORM AND COUNT=
1 11 - ' , CALMS. -• • - -
Jam laced Patent 'MOT. 'Locke and Littlest
Paint, and Can" Ws, ! tap
=Mak
OP 173131,AVE1M.#1 GIANT 811,
PIitAiIITION • • • finse_a•,
GAS. AND STZIAMIITTING.
;OK' Ki. ooo /1111...:a0e. KATZ . - :..1012017 MU.
Joan
.F",,COIDPER4IIF4I.P:
. BRASS I . OI72WEELS;'•
GAI3 AND STEAM
I.azillfacturers of Mai .an 88 • 0 -
of evevaratimale k tva ems
•
, . .
Coy. of - Pike RlOlNValitut %veto,
pi!x-rszon;icai.'
.17111
4,A4
0.12
•
• . 1 , ,
.41.1 L, r
U.rtf l ' r 7A l l4)lft • : , 3 l.4lX?" 4g.%.*
WV-•
• .• • ^
R.hr. •
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
KNAP FORT "prier
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
pnissußcai, PA..
yrEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines; Re
torts, and Castings:generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS...,
Corner Carroll and Bundbouna
(sums WARD,)
prz . rasuult.cm.
I
./ .
WILLIAM SMITH,
iliarrafTioltureor of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
70/1 GAS AND WATER virogars.
My Pines are all cut hwarlablyln Pits, in dry
sand, and 151 feet lengths. Also, Sall assortment
of general
Castings for Gas and Water. Works.
I*uld also call the attention of Superintend •
eats of Gas Works to my make of EXTORTS.
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
PrTTI9I3IMGFEL
THOMAS. N. MILLER, President.
These Works are among the lar g est and most
complete establishments to the West. Mid are
now prepared to furnish j
Engines, of every description.
Hollers, 011 Tanks.
Shoot Iron Work.
Railroad Castlista.
Rolling MU Casting's.
Engine Castings.
Brachia. Castings.
esneral Castings.
ORDRES 80LI0ITID.
no9:nell
ROBLISON, REA & C 0.,. -
Summers to Bounrsoy, Nuns • lnaiss,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND NACIONISTSIFITTSBORON I
Mann!hctnrers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gls=
bbnitiNselings of all descriptions: 011
Ind 8 Boller and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, r o. 181, corner First and Smithfield
Streets'.
tor re
Ageneding Bots for Rlile M rs ED'S PATENT INC TOR
. JE
naierThril BLANC FOUNDRY.
Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Onion Iron MIK
PITTI3BI7BBII.
Bolling 4111 and Bridge Guithigs,
THIMBLE SKEII9 AND PIPE BOXES )
MAOHINEBY AND carrnioi GENERALLY.
' Orders promptly and esretallyezecnte4t,
charges ressoustde.
KBBERT k MACKLIN%
oe15:128
Tuonts catumAT & co.,
Fourth Ward londry. and !addle Works,
SABiDI7I3ICIf BT., ALLZUELBNY CITY,
Mann.facturers of Stearn ingines, 011 Prellgeg,
Pruleys, Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work,
Botha, XIII and Machine Callings, Orate Bars,
Weights, Wagon Boxes, geeklinild to order and
have on hand - Engines cd all sizes. Inxiants
OE, .
PrIL4L:FainPVIIN
AND ROLL WORKS
BSO Penn Street.
BOMEAR, OD) & BIGALEY.
Chill Bolls, Mill Castings, Roll I,,athes, as.
; I .lPw;i l A4t.
LUXBER l LUMBER!
ALEXANDER PATTERSON.
Deafer in all Kinds of Lumber.
ON mamma. 'OR BALE: -
1.000 000 !bet Dry Me
150,000 feet U and NI inch , Clear Flank;
30,000 feet Dryly Men Comuion Plank;
ao,ooo feet Dry 1 and A inch Oak;
05,000 feet Dry 3,11 A and 3 Inch Ash,
5,000 ft. Dry.% w 31,3 in. Cherry &Maple,
30,000 ft.gez 1, A and 3 inch PopLart
19,000 feet Dry Poplar Scantling;
050_ ,000 feet emlock Joists and Sosntlngl
750,000 No. 118-loch Shingles, sawed;
050,000 No. 116-inch Shingles, sawed:
40,090 No. 1 lei-lachSa/ligies. 111 . , e4; -
40.000 Fire Aria! • -
1,000 Fire Tile.
100 Tons Fire Clay'
TARDS-01, m:3B:PRABLA 'STAMM. formerly
Manchester, sad 16!y REBECCA STfilliTecl,_so
Moths Clas works. Allegheny City.' • nom
1. IRONBROX:ERB
.
Sato r, 11 1Tramainum,'
IRO* BROKER,' -
124 Fhst street, Pittsburgh, Pg.
,
Agent for the sale ' If Coral's% ltigiumOrre,
joene. vaneannon,ntaa Olen
don.and other brands of 'Anthracite. olighlo•
giteny Coke and o.ol. , Ohareciai.
~ • • FIG . utoriffals:
Can Bigamous' are most reinseinstle seneltsel.
COPPER ! .
i AKE sinriui9a,
"lonisa KILL AND MILITIIO
Przrsisi:mul3i*.
U'cGIIILDT
Kyanhctnrere of Sheath g, s erg' and t
Ow n er, Prestedeopper Bottom, Railed Bot
toms, Speller . Solder. Also„lmpar.oll and Deal.
era /detail, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, trim Ate.
con 4tstalyou hand Tian era , Machines tu.d TOL..
Warehoneei No. 140 FIRST STEW and
ixOOND STREET,_Fltrabnrgb.-
lineelal bidets ot Coperant tOnnY
4e-o.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTRe FRIDAY, ',MAR
ENGINES,I3OILNRS; &O;
HUGH BOLE 'Bt
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne SL R
(xxsit TEM POINT, j
•
Engine .Bui/ders, Founder/ and
aineitinisto.
Maanfactuie STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sixes.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL .ENGINE , AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horse/power.
CASTINGS. of every kind. made to order atonr
Foundry. on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS-HOUSE and TOBACRO SCREWS anti
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
PITTBRIMIII,
/Er AU orders promptly gilled. Thy
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL &
xasorrAcrunlino or
,TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUED TUBULAR,
PIMR-BOIC AND CYLINDER STEAM BOLL
orr: STILLS AND OIL TANSS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANG,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHHTES
01See and Warehouse, eornar Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
sr Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mb7:199
WH. BARNHILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
'NOS. ad, as, al AND A 6 PENN ST.
Having secured a Ilrge yard and furnished It
witn the most approved machinery we are pre
pared to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS in the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made i t u the country. Chimneys Breeching,
Fire 'Reda. Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans. Tanks, Oil Stills, Agita
torrw Settling Pans. Boiler Iron. )3ridges, Sugar
Pant o and sole trusaufacturersof Barnhill', Psi-
Repairing deco on shortest notice. isamai
DANES nt. urrztt,
Roo. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PTITSBIIBeiI. PA.,
WASITZACTCHLI C 7
IRON OIL • TANKS;
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
EOLLIECO MILL STACKS, •
And SHEET IRON WORE, •
for Steamboats.
JAI= M. ...... D. BRUM
JAREEI,3I. BRUSH & SON,
ILILIDMACTIIRIIIII3 OP
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WOES. &O. •
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pei.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o
THE BEST STOVES.
• A. BRADLEY . dr. - CO.
HannActurers of tke greatest variety of
•
Cook, Parlor ad. Heating Stovesy
TO BE puND IN THE STATE.
Sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Oriental; Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or .
Coke. Best is the World for Parlor, Office. Store or
Church. Fire needano rekindling—burns all win
ter. Do notbay until you see or send for Circular.
80. 30 WOOD STREET.
Our Agents for Orientals—DElSM:LEß BROS.,
Smithfield St.; 6EO. HUBLEY, Allegheny City.
846 .COl i
EANTRACTUREES Or EVERT VARIETY Or •
•, , ,
Ei r rCONTMEL.
. •
. . • - • •
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
" THE FIERY FURNACE, "
EON WAREING BUILDINGS.
THE SIEW. ANTI-MTST COOMNR. STOni
"REOHLATOR. I, COLUMBIA - COOK' STOVE,
VAN'S (Clnelniatl Pattern ) PORTABLE
RANGE CAST IRONatANTLES. WELLILAN , S
GRATECTILAT Mai ARA and,dast
FRONTS, EENDHES,
206 and 208 Liberty Street,.:.
ise2s:yl7 - • PITTSBURGH; PA.
COOK STOVES. „.
CET THE BEST.
IHRSSEi44 a AVM
ri:RrUMPEI,
FOB BIT UFO us GOAL.
Warranted 'to Co,,Balr or Bead as
well osany other Stove In the Odor
dg'
• 00 .,
No. 285 Libt>rtv.Street.
&moon hand Slid for sale,
• r 9PrLTIN V INITO
(MATZ lIIINDMEN.
„ ,
90 0 = 43 38, AO'
,i_c,to,,-( 3 .9:!•;. - ...,.:
COAL! cOAILMcOWII. ,,
&
.1111113141,renioyed their OflOs to„
NO. 567 LIBERTY_ STREET,
Manly City Piens 31uns/100*D ZLOOL
Asa nom litnp_ared to furnish
_good TO OHIO.
%malt L UM P NUT CULL CB BUICK, at the
lowan meet Prin. • t '
Aft orders left at their °floe, or addressed to
the m . through the maU, will be' attended 'to
oroundiy.
COMMON
Machine Stone Works, -
Northwest earner of West OD= on, Andrisat t
rimer* ATVATZIL ar, 00.
Hari = Itlitd or
--Y .reiilare. Oiellonor notk e Ie
artl
arEalßeeadowiiTpiqbB m/Mur
.vOrro*Pg)WaW...
STONE. ,
FINANCYZAL.
FORT PITT BANIING COMPANY.
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : l : $200,000.
I -
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT EiEUIRMES
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON ITIIIIIDEPOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible imints
the United States and Canada'.
DIRECTORS:
D. Hostetter, Jno. C. Risher.
- James Gordan, Robt. H. King,
D. Wsllnee, Andrew Miller,
I. Fawcett, James M. Bailey.
I .
AMMAN, Predol.,
I=
D. LEFT
NATIONAL OF 0011.111FCE,
Cor. of Wood , and Sixth Ste.
.
A. PATTERSOA..... ... President.
JOU. H. HILL
VeLP/TA.L S .$500,000.
. _
D/RZOIORB: - •
roireePTlgilai ,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
►. Patten°
Win. H. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Dan. R. Davidson,
W. de Haven.
Y.IAT A.N.
DISCOUNTS DAIL
ata:on
HAST, CAUGIIKIf & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner l'hird and Wood Streets,
Pri-rEastritcrr,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART & 00..)
DlAlattEl
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,.
_
And particular attention Paid to the purc hase
and sale of
GOVERNMENT
Slight Drafts on London.
litylnesc
N HOU!Mik* SONS,
1M
57 Market !Street,
'IPIA=IEIi3TIXIGIII ik .PA..
, •
Collections wide on all the principal points of
the United States and Canedla.
SUoo,BondBand o t her Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON 0031311.223104.
•
Particular attention paid to. , the purchase and
Sale of
United States Seettrities.
ja3o:al
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
After the First of March Next,
Will be closed on
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
And open dap,. from 9 o'clock A. X. to 3 o'clock
r. x., and on
Saturday Evenings.
fe10:05 '
PEW.
ECLIPSE - ;PETROLEUM7IIEFINEAY:
HERBERT' w.
MANUFACTURER OF
Lubricating & Hlgh r st Burning Oils.
Eclipse Rtithrolll4l:A4re OIL
•
Stands great lint *Rhone clrange; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. special 011 for
tropical climates or not weather. •
Locomotive, Engine, llarliina Shop,
Will eat Screws: - • .
Saw Brill and. Planing /illll Oils,
Adapted forhigh speed.
Spindle Oil, Weill Bead-Tight 011,
ail, Tanners' ..Sttilr. Sensate,
ing & Fini shingOil:lHasellise,
klarness Oil Parr/Mine.
ARBOR VARNlBli t 'to pre s erve 'Bright Iron
Wert and Machinery from mist •
These products are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddle Superheated ripstent b SuperheatedSteam ln :Ven
etic,. The Lubricating Oils ,are almost odorless,
perfectly pure, uniform, And mostly light col
ored. stand &high tempetatureunchanged. and
remain limpid during extreme cold. TheT.allroad
Oils are :unequalled, and are.in constant use on
many of the principal ltaliroads. Samples can
be examined and orders left at 174 WOOD
BTELEDIT, Works at Sharpsburg Bridge. •
W A R III6I 41 0 ) }LING
tkimpussion meiei
anti, and Broken is
Petioletun products
DAIiZELL'a B L INQP OPQUESNE WAIN ,
ierrrszvacin, PA.
PHIL81:0111.1111s Abbli , iiink •
WARIPIG I; BEING-41 CO.,
Ls•;_;
-111 1 7 f winsuri
T& . C IL 8110THEI18,
co ON ;PIPANTS,
• AND pzAzifaexic
Petroleum and its products
Pittaborth use—DAIMLL , I3 B Da.DI A,
0012111ZOl intresne Wit =A Irwia streets.
rmmeipa ! isomeilsii wax4rur trr.
DLINIOND OIL WORKS,
111. M. LONG & CO., r.
Once, DALiELI: 811101.101, •
fen - Duquesne Way, Pl#,sbereh..Pa.
SKIMMINGS AND BATTING.
• _ .
ANCHOR coTfoNimlLLs.
PMIIII:rft4181.
hiantiraotarere allEeltrliADlVXand LIOUT
saasos AND Alukiallolus
15/fMrl=llB AND
12, 1869:
CENTRAL AND UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS;
The cheapest Investment now In the market for
sale by
PH. I. 31LEIVEZ,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE & WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer In Goyernment Bonds. Gold and
(lowans and Enropeau Exchange at market
rates. dell
JAMES T. - BRADY Bc Co.,
(8.... r. to S. JONES & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
33 AL 1V lE. .IEI 11., '1
BUT AND SELL ALL lasts or
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILYER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
sr Interest Allowed on Deposits.
an- Money loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates. '
Orders .- executed for the Purchase
and Sale of ,STOCKS, BONDS , and
GOLD.
JAMES T. BEADY .fk CO:
ON. Cashier.
1 01, gittolTurglj'"Oudtt.
FINANCE / AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THIMSDAY, March 11, 1869.
The present- etateOf the gold and bond
market deifies all Calculations. Gold,
which had declined on the rapid advance
of bonds In Europe, advanced when
bonds declined in London, whilst to-day
the decline in gold kept pace with the
decline of bonds. Although there is all
reason to believe In an early advance of
gold, yet the present state of. the money
market, and the fall supply of gold, will
frustrate any attempt to make gold arti
licially.ecaree; on the other hand the
fear of seeing a sudden rise prevents any
material decline below present quota
tions. The market, which:was dull du
ring all day yesterday, at 135; 5 4, end
-denly advanced to 132 late In the after
moon, and opened at 131%, from which
point It alternately declined to 1313,x, and
advanced again to 131%. The demand,
,for accomodations from merchants, and
the currency wanted in the Western and
!leathern States, will most likely prevent
any attempt to purchase for the purpose
of putting gold out of the market, and
likewise will the increased shipments of
produce give more ease to the exchange
market.
In 'Government bonds the market
opened very d4ll and heavy this morn
ing, but at ifOon the demand for old
bonds increatied.and a sharp advance of
% per cent. took place for the entire list
of bonds. New 1865's being scarce, the
market having been oversold, command
ge more than 1867'5. There is a gen
eral opinion, prevailing that bonda.will
decline towards the end of this month,
and many are acting on that; but, as is
generally the case, a strong current in
one direction will soon have exhausted
itself, and on:the very movement, when
a last heivy decline is predicted, the
knowing ones set kr work and buy, and
•
thereby "cause " a 'premature advance
which will stimulate speculation and
run up prices unduly in an incredibly
shOrt time. Any purchases of bonds at
the average quotations-0 thlit
' week will;
likely prove a good investuiett.; - ; „
Stocks were dull and heavy, with a
general decline through the entire list,
and a heavy market. Investors and
speculators are afraid to buy largely at
present. The bugbear of quarterly,
statements has once,brOught many to
grief, which proved a lesson not easily
forgotten.
Express Shares are very heavy and
dull., A demand. for , Allegheny Valley
Railroad tipnd4 hasjiprung up here, bat
onirat‘ qubtations and holders
are not willing to make concessions; for
fear a new lot would come on the mar
ket.
Business dull. Money scarce. •
Closing gild:Alone:l 'BB vectlivi r dbi•ph.
R. Mertz: (fold, 131%; Eighty-one's,
11634; Five Twenties, 1862, 1193,; do,
1864, 11434; do, 1865, 117; do, 1865, new.
113; do, 1867, —; z d 0,1868, 112%;
Ten Forties, 105%; Raioads Cleve
and & Pituthurgli
_B9 - g.;...Pittaburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago. 18%; Chicago
& Rock Island, 2834; _Chicago &. North-
Western, 81%; do Preferred. 90%; Erie,
—; New York Centinli 1934; 'Michi
gan Southern, 96%; Reading, 913;; Ohio
:& Mississippi Certificat l es,,,B334; West
ern Union Telegraph'-Company,,, 87%;
Merchants Union Express Company,
1635; Pacific MaO4-, 99%i
,:Adiuns, 61%;
shariLlalreigaryi :1 265 Quartz
In, 76; Stank & Parmele, 1,40; Cory
'don, —. •
. ;
—Closing quotationsrecOlved by James
T. Brady dk, Co.: Gold,lBl - fi; United
Statfe Sixes, 1.:1'8, 116; 5.20'5, 1862,
119; 8-20's, 1864; —11114( -420's, 1865,
116 X; 10-40's, 105' '; , 6.20's and July,
1865, 1123 , do. 1867, 112%; do. 1868. 112 X:
Seven Thirties, par less yi; Due Com
pounds; -119tMig1owPacjiloLtRailroad,-parr
entral,' 103; - tV. Pacifies; 101 s.
..._ ......_.
(By Telegraph to thql3staharglagssette)f.l .; 7
NEW Yens , March 1 4 . 1869 * -.
.
The chief topic of conversation to-day
In financial - circles was ' the, appoint
ment, of Boutwell. as Secretary of , the
, . . .
Trearniy, which was r e ceived with ti
. ~...
~ • I ....
favor and hod &buoyant effect Upon Na.
tional securities; the XlBB2 bndsilldng t o',
bonds . .
119%, the .' highest 'pried yet attained.
Money easy at 6@7 on call.—Sterling
quiet at 85(4)9 fbr sixty days and- 9,4'@
93S or eight bills.
Gold open t 181%. advanced to 133,
and closed fyi(41181M: ' 'Loans were
meadoat.6®i per cent. for coming. ; .
- CleOrances, UO1;000,000. •
lt s
Governments are buoyant antihigher.
Foreign blinkers 'purchased . freely, Mr:
Boutwell being known too adymate both
Hoo per'annt , SOlienolt4bills,land is - bef.,
Bayed to lOver putting In' force the Sink:
1 ing Find`act: Coulkona 'Bl, 116y,(411634;
.
do. '62,119N011 934 ; 114%(&114/ 4 ;
do. '65, 117@1175,-;: do. new, 1127,1@uk
do. '67; 112%0113: do. '6B, 112%en113;
Ten-Forties, 1053.1.©1053'..
State Bonds quiet. lifissouris, 58;@
881.;; New Tennessees,6.s;4o.66; New
North Carolinas,;)93s9N; Old Virgin
ias; 57ez.57!. 4 -".
The stock market was heavy and de
clining throughout the day; the decline
was not coarked v but very general. The
new National Stock Exchange held a ses
sion, doing quite a large business, the
Erie, of course, being the prominentfea
ture thereof.
live-thirty Prices:,-Cumberland, 370
38; Wells, Express, 30y;@31; 'Ameri
can, 41;4 ®11,4 4 '; Adams,6o%®6o;< ; : Mar.'
chants 16%1011634; Unitd States, 57;40
iiB; Quicksilver, 247®25; Canton, 60®
60X: Pacific Mail. 99,5,;®9934; Westertt
Union Telegraph, 37/@37 , 4; Mariposa,
153h®16; do. preferred, 33%®34; New
York Central, 159 1 7 ;®1593(,; Erie, 37
®37 1 4; Hudson, 139;4@1393;{ Harlem,
137®137X;• Reading, 91®91.1.A; ..:Terre
Haute, 3634 ®36%;. preferred, 663,®67;
Wabash; 661,0663;; do. preferred, 760
7734, St. Paut; 66®6431„ do. preferred,
78®78%; Ft. Wayne, _llB l 4 ®1183'; Ohio
and Mississippi, 331g@3.3;4 Alichltran Cen
tral, 117; hucnigan Southern, 97®97. 1 4;
Illinois. Central, 140; Pittsburgh, 88N®
89; Toledo, 105 1 0@10534; Rock Island,
108%®1083y; Northwestern, 81%®81%;
do. preferred. :.-90%®007: Chicago and
Alton, 167; Dabuque and Sioux City, 110.
Mining shares steady.
Copper Stocks at Boston—CaluMet, 50;
Copper Falls, 15; Franklin, 21; Hecht,
80; Hancock, 5; Minnesota, 2.
Receipts at the Sub-Treasury, $1,824,-
784; payments, 11,019,216; balance, 187,-
137,851.
Gold export today, $70,000.
Report says the four per cent. dividend
will, not be paid on the New York Cen
tral 'eighty per cent. Certificates.
ETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF PITYSEURGH GAZETTE;
~ THURSDAY, March n, 1869. I
The market continues excited and fev
erish, though there is but little doing.
Crude remains unchanged in price
though a little stronger in feeling and
less offering. The "fifty thin:mend bar
rel men" seem to have subsided for the
present—private telegrams reporting
that they were out of the market. There
is no disposition Manifested to sell Re
fined here, but the New Yorkers are
still selling . "short" in hopes" that by so
doing they will be able to force a break;
thus far they have not been very suc
cessful. ' It looks as If these Eastern op
erators were anxious to raise a breeze,
as the market has been rather hard on
some of them lately, though to a certain
class it makes, no difference which way
the - tide flows. so 'they manage to get
the commissions. ,
CRUDE—As already intimated has
undergone no essential change Since
yesterday, with the exception, perhaps,
of a litzle n?ore inquiry, particularly, for
spot oil, and a shade stronger feeling.
Sale 2,000 and 1,000 ads, till July, seller,
at 16; 1,5000.1-last evening—first water at
163; and 3,000 bbls for April, seller, at
'46 per bbl, oft' the ereek. Spot oil may
be quoted steady at 16.
REFINED—SaIe :3,000 bbls, last half
March, at 34M;500 each May to Septem
ber at 36w,,; and 1,000 each May to July at
35%,-New :York , 'delivery. It should be
borne In mind that the great proportion
of the oil sold recently, New York has
sold and Pittsburgh bought.
- IMBRICATING OILS.
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil 400
Eclipse Railroad Axle 350
Eclipse Machinery 75
Eclipse Spindle
-_______•_ _ __ _ 800
oriiiiirerszi RA ST:By.A. V. R, 8..
Standard Oil Co., 678 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew dr, Co., Philadelphia.
H. W. C. 'rweddle, 49 bbls 'refined to
Warden, Frew it Co., Philadelphia.
H..W. C. Tweddle,,oo bbla lubricating
to S.`?. Bartlett. • '
Molielvy Bro.; 250 bbla refined to W.
P. ,Lokan ik Bro.; Philadelphia.
McKee, H. dt Co. 250 bbls refined to W. v -
P. Logan et Bi6.,Philadelphia.
Total shipments Relbma 1277
OIL WIPPED, 'EMT PROM DIIQIIEBNII
DEPOT.
Brooksillo (t.Cm,:120 bbllarefined to
W. F. &Co.; Philadelphia. •
H. M. bong do C0.,103.bb1s refined to
Warring, , King dt Co., Philadelphia.
H. M. Long it Co., 50 bbia tar to N.
Y. Persil:Wed Co., New York.
Total shipments Refined 204 .
Total shipments tar • 50
•
Dry Goods 4faritetii.,
, , •
NEW , YORK, March 11.—The weather
is very fine but trade is still inert
enough.:. Prices ;Irt: the:Meantime, rule
steady, but are generally In buyer's fa
vor, if we except Gsnaburgs, which are
very" scarce and quiet, and firm, at 19©
20c. Heavy brown Sheetings of beat
makes are selling at 163;©17c, but goods
like Augusta can be bought at 16c, and
Roxbury ;Prints of stand
ard makes in moderate request, at 12)5o
for •Oriental,- Lancaster, and 18%c, for
Spitigues, Pacific and Merrimack D. No
, :prints .esn be ; bought • below
these pri4eivriorltisiVe weAnotedihem in
our dispatches for iess t _whatever the,
types have represented in Some. seetions.
All classes of woolens are in good s upply
and ireprearied. deck,
etc. are alsoltlenty - end - tiepressed. The
clothing trade being very dull, colored
andcheck- silks are very scarce and com
mand exorbitant prices.
CLEVELAND, March IL—The Flour
market has followed , the decline in wheat
andlwn netted a depreciation.of 26c on all
grades , of city: ade. Country' brands
are Ireektilat and - leitiff, and me, quota
city made at $10,25®10,60' fox' treblei
extra whitert94 , 5045940 for. 7double extra'.
atiabin4 118i60@ir',75 *esti& 'red'
winter, $6,51:07,75 for red. Country
made at ri@gford'Ouble extra 'red and
amber, $6,86@7 . for double extra spring,
$9,50®10 for double 'extra white winter.
Buckwbeat,floux Wheat.- No. 1 red
winter t heldiat $1,16, 2rat 11;41 (km;
sale of 9 ears at 72. Oats; sale of 2 cars
at 62. Petroleum market dull and
heavy, zefinedleltatiBl@3l34 . fok stand
ard ,white in ear , lots, trade , lots at 2@)3'
BATIEDIE9B.E.VaretttIi--Yletm dull, and ;.1,
unsettled. -- Wheat dull.choice Perms?
white at - IMO.' Ociin'4ll; sales prime
whiti3'itt '8485e; palldir 89e: Oats and
ie nominal. Mess pork quiet at 16824450
/ 016 : 11 / 4 1110 4 - aided :16 c;
clear dci: , l7X(..lllk4*- shoulders .14 y_4@l:so;
hams 18 ( 21 a •Lard,dallst 20e. Whisky.
qulatiat 95490. • '
.
. .
PIIIVADEMith i 'March 11.—Trade Is ' -
very! dull: - PirovisiolisiltilL Dawn and
i q
green meats declined , e. Petroleum
W,
dull; crude ~,refine ' n bond, 34@ I ,
5414 c. Flour' we ft : "Wh at declining -'
red $1,60©1,65; No. 1 Boring 5 1 , 50 @ 1 , 0 *.
California 111,90@aA15.- Corn,dull; yellow ••
92e: • (kits 12®760 for western. Whisky •
dull at 9 5(30843.- ' l- 2 :', '' - . '
CuldAno, March' 11.--Cattle Market.-- e
Rota dull and drcipping, at $9@9,25 for
for common:: .9.oo6B,623Crforlhir•to me
dium, and slo®lo4o for good to ,ohoice.
,Beef „Cattle quiel;, asking $4@4,75 for N
oommon cows and eteers;-$5,87;i@d.40
for light and.s7@7,so';for good shipping