Q
STEEL - WORD:
DIVMSNE' WORKS.
COMMA .R.NAM 00.
•- • - 31annfaetwerti Coe— : "
•.
IRON, -NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
DIMIJESNE, L AND JLNIATA:
:KLATMA3I.ROUNT , AND SQU ARE IRON.
'BAND, MOOT', SHEET AND TANK IION.
Bothr.l3. AMIN AND II K ADS,
a l d A n ltg, ° " r tlNlN A Vl ß li
NON. . .
T AND 'FLAT:RAIL, for Coal Roads.
CR4 lW A a A.S.WEDGES & HARM MT TEETH,
• ' SPRING.PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
STEEL WINGS AND MOULDS eat to pattern.
STEEL. TInES, STEEL SHAFTING, A.
lE _ lT graH, r Allekii * and W AGON sritnui# and
AXLES,
pu.T.frA.ms KND srnacs. • .
Ail Goods First Class and Warranted,
OFFICES AND WORKS:: „
• 'wad 77 Water, Sextet., Pittsburgh.
`CIODEFFROt 'IIIfANCKEII & CO
42 Exchange Plaits New York,,;
Are prepared, as sole Agents in the 'United
States for.the Prussian Mlning.and Iron Cora-
Piny of Duisburg , Westphalia, to contract or
sell In quantities to suit purchaiers, (delivered in
aitherliewi'briz or Philadelphis,) the celebrated
Gr.:‘
SPIEGELEISEN
Vied so extensively for the manufacturing of
BEISSIIKIER STEEL.
This Iron is freetrom liulpur and Phosphorus,
and contains aheary per centage of . Manganese.
Full particulars, samples, prices or chemical
analysis will Le promptly 'forwarded: kon aidallca
. Won.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGEft;MEIGK & GO.,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
Mainfootuets of every description of
• CAST AM) GERMAN • STEEL,
W1L=3,15=1.1. TIRE, at., 40
NyateiamilOOffirst 13W
SARA PAkiilN
- connsai. PAICTIZZSI •
WM. lacTiltr.ar, man3Ew •mmtals,
ezo. w. BABE, 1- OHM/. ?Amax.
.BrunisPArtinsrsza—gl. M. ZULEt.
,
Office, Na 339.. Liberty St, ‘.•
rrrtastraeit.
=
B pwK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER VCO.,
Manolsotaiirs of ;alltlerialptioas of
2139L 1 33X10.1r-a.
Once and Warehouse, IS STREETS'S/WOAD
and 119 and 121 FIRST . -
/RON WORIXS.
JAB. Vsainal, Pron..— W. P. ?oasis, 3npet.
piTTsituRGH FOItGE
AND IRON CO"
mustTA.cstraine 01 •a;
~ Bar from •• , ' •
Railroad Fish Bars au* BOHR
Railroad Cor Axles Rolled; •
Batt ea ties , A.xleallammeredi
,_,
beeo
Rommeetive Frame Bhopal;
, ,
• ' ltokee,Btraimn
Vide/a Pew* , '
• steamboatswarm
..elteamboat Craults;
.- Piston Iteds, Wrists;
Piton= Jaws; •ConarsiAte.
°Moe, No. - 177 . ',STREET,
PITTSBURGH. PA
ELLERSRIIISEN PROCESS:
TldsTrUsiies' of
ACT - w 4resiiredit Men,
C for, tne use - of the •gLuElisfywanz. -FRP"
—The 'Wielder watt*: brinarted.tir , 'lrebd : dren,
sue Vest Imprcffleinent In inferior Iron, and the
. reduced eoat.commend If, to all inane flicinrete of
ipi rthe: uw ;It 1 N g t V ! " 3 1 / -. !wl 4 3*Ipi lipeques by
tga AMES, P. ~spE
ill '
3 ',:. - 5 ; ,' i ' Att 4 Tl 3 ll for the trtertete,
",•,iIOFTICE, 'ski Pntt ' STROM i
rrtes . laterened are . Write& tiir : iatati Mb
'l5 OENBZREVER WOURS.klthere 'Ube proms br
abw inineceostut operation. , fee:47
co
"xt .
* zrEnsoN, PBEBToN fl r .;
tY•
Ytinsirliatila Iron' Ntirits
• .
• ~.... ...„..„...,.,., ,...)
• w0e..., Nos. 166 andl67 - 111161 ,
. ATRIUM, ooposite Monossaaela Rouse.
apn:ctil Y VV II I * OI 9I
NOVELTY MORKI3,
przirommuni
.
NOVEIRT WORKS .
pew P•Mr a ir
ADAMS; .2.1 4 ,11.Ek C0.
. I ,xistr,,,Anump
jaystoznr,isTillDAlitt,A T.
e..lll2itT) .1 14 APPORK ,ABI/0 COUNTSR
ciALES.,_, -
Janus Paned Patent' Door 'Vida Sna Talltatuk .
- 1 anfra",,Pl4ls 1143 r
/34'E* Gout! Sf 3,
, LT p jfftlie '
=I
, eglititirrirt
4u!gerd. f
a .eneli
of - .AllOl l2l, Mi
ttaMelMla OASTELTUAIIwa'
railelikeitadlVidnUtStreeour t ta,
~,:up§muitrasan: --;
atut
• :r ii :ant :10 nr.i 'llll.
qvd "'‘ "
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4'4 4,1% '4l-" , lt?W 4.40,' , :t.
, Ar .. ..JA7f2,..,
(p+., •
KNAP:FORT PITT .
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
t
OFFICE AND WOltlifil, -
TWELFTH STRE,Ei",
• PITTSiItrAGH;,PA.;
. _
or -Engines, Rolling Mia M
achinery, - Nail Machines,. Re
tortk find Castings generally.: •
NAtioNAL e I
AND PIPE WORKIt.': , '
:
Corner , Carroll and Smallnum Signets,
unarm
P1TT1EWT.7114311 1 ,1",,
WILLIAM 'SMITH,
„ .
Manufacturer of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
FOR 61‘134,ND WATER WORKS.
Iffy Pines are all cut invariablyln Pits, in dry
sand, and lig feet lengths. Also, fall assortment
of general •
Caathigs for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Superintend.
ants of his Worlmto ray' make of RETORTS.
ATLAS. WORKS, •
ja30:(178
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
VittotiticfnitlEß,Vrisident.
.These.Woris are among tie lecleet end Mort
complete establishments in the West* itlut; are
now premixed to Mash
•
Zuglues, of every deseriptles:
%/011erip, 011 Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
; ,X 04 1 .11
* Boliias,MU Clastbig
'Engine Cast Lass.
Machine 4:L.astlxigs.
• 6hueral 4Dastituffs.
ORDERS ex)r.rorrED.
,
ItORINSOII, REA & CO.,
thoieuprs, to Rintnosor,3cnan a mizthas.
'WASHINGTON WORKS ,
FOUNDERS AND MAUHINISTS;PITTSBUROU,
Marinfactstre.rsof Boat andStaticrnary Steam BK.
=llan Engines, Mill Machinery, eelling.
, Outings 0411 descriptions: 011 Tunas
and St Boller and Shea! Iron Work. _
Once. No. lit, corner Pint and Smit h field
Streets. • •
Agents for 430:1TABB'S PATZN'r INJECTOB
for tending Boilers. - jallaM
PITTSBURGH.
'MOM' BLANC FOUNDRY. •
tier Street, Ninth Ward,
(opposite Won Doti bunk)
Bolling 'Bill and Bridge Castings,
THISBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
A , .
NACHINNNY A ND easTuros fiENZBALIM.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Crtuu:ps reifriHonable._
PPM k's*bitiank
THOMAS 'CARLO' if , CO"
Ithulli'llardFoiiudrir. Md 111aeklito Worki,
.oszanom 13T, /34.p)431.7:01,
MszVlip lgaShies, 011-Preesea,
MSnand .1•11 =tag" MITI Work,
Orb ':Wagon Boxes; 41e. Orate
to ordet
have on MR All Mew; " tevlems
EU
MEE
--"'
•;
`ANR. ROLL WORKS
110LEIT-' 4 BOID Rt BA43IALEIN
OM Mills. Lithes.
T. LUDEBEEL• .,, • •,,
_ _____
lIIIBE*
1'
LUMBER! ! . •
ALI3Ir.APIESIR PATTERSON. . ..
voider* palic k hiab 'Of Lthatber.
, . ~ ~...px HAND liirD roil. 551.31,,t ..,:,,,
I. 000.000 feet DzyjincqueLßosrds;• - . _
' ` 1 .50:07A "I ,' AcTkfnelnomm a gn redt;
1 • A'.3000,0# Nandi inth'Ohk; .• •
ki ,
v' :'9 O. ~ 1 1X1011 D 11, S 550 WOO Ash,
5,000 ft. I . Zi, 10.0 berry 5 Maple.
, .30 ,00 rt. Dux k 51 , 14 2 4 x 0 blob Poplar=
p...feet Dry riio , s , Sliti s i....
iefi, ' ooolt. llftol4ol4wifet lW
.- sao,999ta Winekt _ :pm 1e509 1
40,uvu o. 1 lo4noll oninstes. slum I
- -. 50,000- lid*: -•— - --- - --
--
1,000 Piro Tile. ...
, 100 Tonarifire Ulan "__
YAIDd—No. BO PRDBLG,STRIC5r,_formarly
Manahosferjaml 155DIBEGOA, STS/IXT.IPPP. ,
atte the Gas Work", s,seshpayiNt 7 . 11011
M
swum' • meittesnekm,
.X0;011
124 Fil'itliAreet , Pittibursl4
A g ent foiitie italOof Corawal4 Don , listru
josepttpeolabelia,uuneaSllolsaittalto elem ne, .
dort.and other broads of Aztimunte.ughlo.
&WOOS Otte: IS: 431uomabr t ,v o
Consignments areatotitqestfoilTsollt4oo.
- .
`SoynaituzjpipplAiiire.woliza
RDY ;10.;
Copper. 7 =timed CoVDer Wnems,Bitlaed Sot.
, Omer Sobierkiridsp,lmpWrsiNkil Deal.,
ers etal, Thrriate./13-Wg Irani ler SI K .;
von agintly or 4 band Maitre+ XsiLldries mot ls.
Warebodee Bro. 1411•YlBST BTRICAT a nd IBS
ABCONDOSET Plttsbotrah.
eneelal e ra of bopper out to itlestredit e lo •
4914151;43 .lanitardir;
, . :II ,
•
ME
PITTSBURGH 'GAZETTE : MONDAY. MARCH
~1869
ØSIØI
EirrMill!RnMUL
9IMS.
we )q/M?lliW_
:~EN@IN~B;~B©
HUGH It BOIr 10,,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St,
pricAn TILE -INDEITIN
'Erfaihe' Bullire:rs," 'Fiiiiiiilers And
- - - j ftehtiStS r•
itiniiitiirelyrzliatlSAT kgtireirs and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes.
Special attention E N GI N E our new STATION
ARy OIL WELL AND PORTABLE
BOILER. of 15-horsespower.
CASTINGS. of every kind. made to order atour
Poundiy, on THIRD STREEll,below Market.
_ RIGS for opIuksruPTOTe.:PIIMIXTS,
RANGERS.RO andTOBAQUOSCRIEWIrand
IRON TOBAC PBEWES, - olthand endruade to
order, at the
4 INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
7 Vatiag CP.6O 411ejgheny River, near the Point,
VITTSIIIiRGA, PA.
lop All orders prouiptly filled. TRY 118.
FORT PITT _
BOILER, STILL ARM TANK
;:WORKliarfl
CARROLL Sc SNYDER,
- • 11 T I CV?" 116°.
Ttnrcrait, DODBLE4ILHRD TOBIFLARI
PIRE•BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL- '
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHERNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH rem,
SET DEMERS;
TLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND as •
, BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
91liee and Warehouse. corner Second,
Third. 81toOrl Med ILdhertids. '
_ •
p;l7SEttraGli s
air Oideii -
sent to tie move address Wilt be
Prombtly attended to mb7:192
.
M. tatiSIIIILL - & -C4:
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOB. AO, AA, 114 AND BIS PENN ST.
Having secured alarge yard and furnished It
vim the most siTIProvW zuchtherfl'i" of
pared to manufacture enterydp on o -
ERE In the bean:meaner, Ind isantodoo to
any made In the country. Chimneys Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans. Boiler Iron Bridges, Sugar
Pans and sole insaufacturers of BarahlWs Pat
ent Boilers.
Repairing difsieoziktvirtest nol&W, iakdf '
-
r ipnlES 1 4,* WM,
Nos. 55 and 66 Waft" Street,
PTIVISBI7BOII, PAL.,
7: A111151 9 2 "
IRON OIL TANKS,
ILITTLIAEr PAPS, COPIIMSTIAM PIPE,
BOLLLEZEI MILVOTALMIC"
And SiikrrllliON'-Wtigt:'
For Steamboats.
JABID ...... D. BEMS
JARED .11i. BITUSH fit. SON,
wartrricruzudis or
Steam Boileri; Oil Stills, Tanks.
=MET IRON WORK. &O.
61 Penn litreq, Pittsburgh, Pa.
'OASTINGS, &r.O
THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY-.14-CO.
ISanufaetaiera ofthe'greitesriarlety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE.
Sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Oriental - Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. Best In the World for Parlor.Ofileas Store or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—burns all win.
tor. Do notb iy unU4c xi m ace kir,send for Circular.
No. 30 , STREET.
Our Agents for Orientals—DEWS:LEE BROS:,
Smithfield St.: GEO. HUBLXY. Allegheny City.
aw e ggs &co.,
au sirs wcirk*vr vAaurrr or
. • err i CONTWII/S, 1
r 7:i ,- •
_.
IN _,,.
BOSTON C O O KIN G RANGE!,
i
" TEE, F 1 MNACE,"
lon WeiatrNa EVILDENGS.
THE '
NEW:kiin-DiE6*E 4 3IACI4444OR
frilLt ic T i O n g.! COL Mtg. coOk z i r
ihki 1!) AST ati - LF2, '
44:y
43
EFL VE,, Ll3 , _ HATXll,434.trom d dui;
GILL= auxTbs,...,Waß _am • • i
if iv,ii . Lri .. 11 0 !ti t :,, , C'"CT, I,I
20 . and - 208 Libert St
r ciatylfs 1 '7 . 7 , 1 f:: CI 73.Pitti313fattal 11,4,
cooiL STOVES.
" BEST.
-- )BISAIKra.
oit;i7t el: 'AA ' I
. j
.?-211•11iLltii•IT
:FOB BiTrramous from,:
'
•
to d001e,404‘64104 , 4•8
well essity ether Iltetc.in the Union. ;
;11 1 1 . • : !
T-00keretV
• t 4
' Aiso on rwiti r for oil — a.
viirowle <<, t'!!
' • . 4-44 , .
was.
r; 0
. :77 . : .
• , I ;
" •
CALI COAtitt CO r
•
Ssvins removed thelr Mee to:
giffil
NO. 561 11 11BERfr
CLltel7 alb, . Idnita!CO9ND ELOOB.
Vnow prevaredto_thralth and YOUGHIO
MST Luxe % zurr Clthhoßl44l.9A. at the
'Unfelt mom':frlo: , .
AlLiarderi. !snot thetiodlde,i orlddratad to
them %limpet the math will bo attended to
promptly.
STONE.
WeeIiCoMBION
Maelo,ofitotse_ Ircork_ao,
- - 11s4iiiiweaciiiiiartirwestia=4 - ll* shirt.
flißroit ATVATER & 00.
Have betui orAreparen- I MC Hearn
end WIWI:Lee, ;ear., a ,BrinPrego
V W. 'Head Tomb tones.
promptly anted. P ri ma reannabis .
.P elf o(i.,1000,
me%=:
FORIIITIPIAIM COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : :.:` :: '$200;oto.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY -LIABLE,
br.A.LEBI3
GOVERNMENT SECIIRITIES
AND . .COLD. ,
OX TIXEDEPOSITS,
Collections made on' ill accessible . Points ;n
the United States and Canada,. • 1
=LECTORS:
. _
i] Boatetter, a . '„ , Jno: 0 Ficaciry i.
James Dordon, ' - Font. H. King,
D. Wallace, . Andrew Miller,
I. Fawcett, James H. Batley.
!LERMAN', Pre'''.
ssar.L. Me
D. LEST
NATIONAL BANK OF CO!IIIERCE
lid _Stith 'Efts.
A. PATT1CR8031,..«.....:. Prnibloat.
JOB.ll. HILL
r adrize.4 ; $50g,090. ,
_George W. Cus s _
sr: H.-Palmer •
Wrai.DOugliks; '
Win: Wiest.
A. Patterson,
Hobrcnrn,
Chas. Lockhart, ,
Dan. R. Davidson. '--
W. B. Raven.
Ir, ti A. N.
DISCOVNTS D
avlnceti
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
T BANKERS AND: : BROK RS,
Owner 2711 rd `and Wood Streets, '
- - lirrrrosxistritert, P 6.. .
(1317CCE88OB13* - 110241K - r AitT C 0..)
DZLIJERS U.
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
-.-
nd particular
stt s te i r a r e paid to the purchase
GOVERNMENT BONDS. •
Sight Itor,f•to on London.
irtum • t • •-•
--• : I 11,, I )1 - : • ".'1 - '
-3,
=,` p - - 8.
57 Market Street,
P/MISOTTEMI Hs PA.
Collections Made on. a/1. the prifLOWil 'Ostia of
sae United atoterood Caltadso. • •
Stoeks,lionds and otheiBOurill
;.1!; ;11.>1!. .:c.•''.•!';',l :1:1 f "
80116132J21/1 SOLD ON. 00*11118131.0N.
,
raitlealer attenttOn 'shad to the thathase and
sale of
• •
llnitesl. States Sepwrities
DOLLIR &WINGS BEK
After the First of March Next,
Will be closed oti
WEZPNESDAY EVENINGS,
And open d '
sU tic 6 •9 boi ck.a "x. io 3'o'clock
Y. x., and on
Saturday RV - ex:kings.
fel9:eBS
OILS.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM , REFINERY.,
HERBERT IT. C. MEDDLE D _ ' '
•
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils. -
ZeMpite Mallread Axle Oil. •
• I dersde sreii heat *ithout change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. special Oil for
..tronicaji climates.or hot weather- ,--
tbedUiSO-OSAPitliffa.lgltaiii i *Sbelh
.
Will cut Screws.
Saw Mill and Planing Mill Oils,
41.42r 0
e" oiieeliMeadildght Olt
Oil,Tanners' Staff- Mensal.,
Harness 011 Parredline.
---
ABISIOR VARNISH to preserve Aright:4On
Work nnittablokinerygeortentier..ifr.. , • •
These producta
p are manufactured under Dr.
TaleddleCiattlint Beribtitt Reim in VaC
cuo. The Lubricating U ll a are almost odor less,
perfectly pumotnifornis lindr mostly . light col
ored. stand a lihrillenitte 'stare tit changed.and
remain limpid during extreme cold. The Railroad
Ohs are runequallefoind are in genstant, use con
many of the priribipallbailroang. --Rambles can
be examined ann orders left at 114 WOOD
BTBEET., Worka4t, fikutvpsburg Bridge.
WARIN AND
G D KING, • .
`coznagigiiti &IA
a
NeUdelinkged
ault rOti,
.•4
DALZELLM BUILDING, DUQUIS P
NE WAY,
PHILADELPHIA ADDEEB9.
A lititb;;VC64. l
Tpuffmriplimit Street.
MINIUM
T ACK HBOTHEBB
COMMISSION dffinallengi'
•,..
Petrolenni and 16._ ProllitetE4
ocrr i nt
spirgrao
D wtioND 141WORIK114"
E - 21. 77 , 1 " cr.
14. 4 LO & CCO•r ,
• ~rul2,
.21114:11441F01.
felt) Daumkolgaiy. piAtOlarittii Ps.
1:):13/9)/t4:::;t9:1 , -vot4idelli
HOLMEE I / 4 11111141& : 420 4 ,
ANCHOR COTTON
oti:
r;1 1 V og.
Yaw Dm:toren of 1011.V1 .10413:1= [mutt
muLtinkiliA
1111/.I4WrINGSVOUVatn , WIIIIII.
cp. -.?V itt
•1:1:,
22=1
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,' ,
The cheapest Investment now in the market for
sale by
•
PIS.
]R• IMEETt r iCZ,
• Corner FIFTH AVEXUE WOOO STItEE,TB.
Also, deger• in Government Bonds. Gold'anfi
Coupons and, European— Exchange at market
rates.dexl
JAS o_ n
m lll-AlfY ari UOy
• • (Snete s soin to 8. JONES & CO—)
Ff
Corner Fourti and Wood Sts.,
-3113'.43. f 15T35LM
• •
Bt iNDiELL
GOTERNIEENT
EiOlalt SILVER' LID COIJPONS,
.) •
OF MOST TLVOIRLBLE.TER.3IS. - . .
c! .
7 tar lifterestl3lared9ll DepUßt
ifirifoney 'loaned on Governmint Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orden executed . for . the Purchase
and Bale of .STOCKS,. BONDS: and
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
ON. Cashier.
Clj , ..lli#o:lq.gtj .0..i..0tt.
OFFICE OF PITTSBI7IIO3ackIIZETTB,
SATETED t tY, March 18,1866..k._
galdes.' l :4'tha: United
States Treasury, to taictplace this week,-
tote iloWil /: the premium, althofighithe
market la heavily, oversold. These, ru
mors are based on: Sacretary:Boutwell's
notions. of bringing down Alie price of
goid as rapidly as possible, and the low.
currency balance
,now at the command
of the. Government. As for the neces--
,sity for goldlto. be sold to meet the xur
rency demand, it may be said that the
income tax is now being received to meet'
all' payments required, whilst a mere
pretext •to .
sell a small amount of gold
would carry down the Piamittm consid
.
erably and disturb the values of all
inerchandise; The saltt alarge amount
of gold at present, would actually weak-r
en the credit of the government, and
would bring "Own-Alio ctfour
bonds at a mdment when we need money
for the spring '.business. and give Abe
bank of England a chance to advance
its rate of interest, thas inducing are
turn shipment of bonds which would
•
lead to an increased shipment of , ape
cieabroad and prevents profitable ship
ment, of our produce. A large decline
of, the\gc i lit a i premium would also pre
, vent an creased planti a g . of cotton for
the seaso , as 4 . rednced price for the
present produc t . would be very discour
aging to- Atte, planters of a new crop.
Former‘,iiktoerlences has ,
Shown that the
most favorable'moment for the sale of
-government gOldilf such is a necessity '
,at ' is very much rdoubted—'
wouldhe for t hentouthqfJune, before ar
rangeoienti. Bill.4business are
made, and prior .to the `large disburse- '
Intents of gold.intereat-iiOnlyth If the
goiernmerit w ishes - to use its surplus
gold profitablylo the best' advantage of
the government and tax paying People, -
it should useit for the pnrcliaseofonds;,
which would answer the double purpose
of.etrengthenink our credit and reduce
thelkiterest on the public - debti:and
is the,time when b onds can ,be bought
conapstativelT che r sip .. .,foi• gold. , ,
'The average price of, goid for the •past
week was 1313 4 / beginning at 131y1, ad._
yam:ins-to./
,3.4,1-and closing at 131,14.
TieGoieinitnent''-Bchidg-iittetter -appro.
elation of new .bonda is shown since
Fri
• Old 5.261 iii 1862,tadvatiefid'to '
120 g, whilst new 1865'5, 1867's and 1868's'
we'rettiellingl,A,,l,l2s44o 1.13, an 'actual'
dfilereriao in favor of 1862'5, of 534 per
7 pent--,,_, long, ak.ik. was ,00ulidered
doubtful whether bbnds-lwould-136- paid
in coin, there was some reason in giving
old 1862's or the first issues a preference,
but all
.Londe !avoid ha. alike, and
the day may not be distant when all:
new bonds command 120, or more, in'
currency.
Stocks were strong during the latter
part, of the week,- put the, rumors of gold
sales 'Would cause:a tightritonertnarket,
which induced a great many speculators'
Ito sellout.) iti ;/- t";
In block stkaritleir
Val
ley bonds are the only ones. They are
more largely dealt: in' , and -considerable'
amounts were on the market for the
past week.
- Business is - gmluallrimKovingiswitW
- money liftetter auppiy.
C lOBlll B q uotations -'
ona as received by Ph.
R.. Mertz:. Gold, - 13ly ‘ ; Rightrone'e,'
1163 f,:), Five ,Twouties,,- x1862,:189%; do.
.1864•11i6; do): 4885, /1 7 X;fdlil886, now.
ling; do t :- - 1807,` 113 r do, , 18641.13%;
Ten Forties, 10 ,5,y• Cloy* ,
Port Wayne & Chicago. 183;; Chicago:
& Rook Island, 28g; Ohicaircr&l - North-
Weitterni -51 1‘
Clenti•ll6o)Aii Mehl. ;
gan Southern,l97%; Reading, R/3(o,Pilio
ori, l U. 4194 I_TaletraP)l pplyki4; -
Morelututis-' ingot • Ex COMpany,
15; PSOI4OI7I4IIVT;AKOfORICUI, 60% ;
Mninft'Aliteee---Bregir y, 2,60; Quartz:
Sill , ' 7 o; . 1 4 11 4 1 14.111 , Par.ine10k, 1 1 20 t Vorr
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
E !!!9
I.llkl'elisrpOti ti the tittsburanesstus.l
lizw-ArfAnc.,-lilaroh 18, 1869. • k
Zdoney. easy; ; at - 47.par , cent, on or.ll,
with free; at• 6 bent: ,
tn
„
afternoon. "Aterlpg-qtztutt tttpopF, : for,
S'c'at' easel:AlN. vaa. steady ; tfie \ itiole
range of the: day riailfroin 1111%©1316;
closing at 1,34 1 19131U.,x Clearances
voG i ooo,tip).- Ex plifit lo 4 Havatitt,' 110,4,-
000. _Exportkferfekt7/4,,t%628.
Tho hank` statOnuint siioivl a 'loss on
52,127,9 6 3 bilaPedfs. Iladolc,bt• accounted
for by the , customs and export demand;'
but the Worm) 0f1 1 114,560, in Oirntda
titan is a.little • ' , rectiarkable. The change
loansildsposits and •legal tenders are
;Alight! arid unimportant I;(* 1 / 2 1' $261.-
669,696;'deoreasii, 5420,186. - Specie; 117,-
'4.345Miii19-ct:9",e!:"WO9R%
' '
-077,F434;090,445; rinerease.434l4;s6o•;--A)e
-posits, .5162,392,453;. decrease.- $211,979.
- Tenders, (19,039,625;'increase,
8419,9.56.
GoVerrimenti; are active and firth, with
a further advance on all but 62s..Conpons
'Si, 116';'4@117; do. '62, 119 , , 1 :,"a 120; do.
'64,115%115%; 'do. '65, - 111 N; do. new,
11388®I.13!-.(; do. '67, 1133‘@113)6; do. ,
'6B, 113,;@.113%; Ten-Forties 105; 1 84
105 X.
' State bonds heavy and lower. Mjs.
&5 , ;g8630 Old Tennes.sees;*,x
@67%.; New do., 64 . 14@65; North, Caro
litias, 589 , .A59; Virginias; 60% . . •
The Stock market was strong until af.
ter the first open Board, when prices fell
3,c,4"/ per cent. The Michigan Southern
wae i l tie leading stock and was strong on
rumors of stock dividend and consolida
tion. The - New York Central, North.
western, Pittsburgh 'and 'St. Paul Were
next in point of interest. The Western
Union and Mariposa were active. The
market continued strong at the 1 o'clock
Board. the New York Central reaching
160%, on the report that the dividend on
the 80 per cent. certificates would be paid
out' the same time with that of , the old
aback. 'Prices were subsequently a trifle
oft; but with an advance and noticeable
rise in the St. Paul common.
".Pitie-Onrty Prices:—Crimberland, 37g,
38; Wells Express, 325(A32X; Amen
can, 42y 3 ©42%; Adams, 60%1;4)613%; Mer
chants, 16%®17; United States, 56;
.Qtdcksllver, 2.1%@24%; Canton, 60 . 02)
6031; Pacific Mail, 99%@09y 3 ; Western
, Union ;Telegraph,: 345 , 538 X; Hartford
and Erie, 25%; Mariposa, 15%,@161 do.
preferred, 33%@34; New York Central,
1603( 3 @l61; 36®36%; Hudson,
140@i40%; Harlem, 136%®137'; • Reading,
91%®91%; Terre Haute, 363.11g)39; do.
preferred, 66%067%; Wabash, 67%0
87%; do. preferred, 77%©77%; St. Paul,
88'4@88%; do. preferred, 79%@79%; Fort
Wayne, 119©119%; Ohio and Mississippi,
32%4)33; Michigan Central, 118@119;
Michigan ''Sdiithern, 97%@97%; Illinois
Central,:l4o©l4l; Pittsburgh, 89%@8934;
Toledo, 106hig106%; Rock Island, 1280
128?/: Northwestern, 8218; do. preferred,
oil4@ing.
Mining shares are dull.
Copper Stocks at Boston—Copper Falls,
14, Franklin, 31; Hancock, 5%; Minne
sota, 3; Quincy, 31.
Receipts at Sub-Treasury, 8951,064;
Payments, 2488,781; Balance, $87,787,075.
Imports heavy; Dry Goods, $3,0.36,604;
General Merchandize, $395,001.
The Evening Form says; The policy
of the Treasury Department in the im
mediate future is the subject of much
comment in Wall street. There have
been some heavy short sales of Gold
and Stocks, on the theory of early sales
of Geld in consequence of the currency,
balance at this point being reduced to
6.5;000,000. There is, considerable pres
sure brought.to bear upon'the new Sec.
'rotary to 'wince him to sell , Gold,. "nom
inally to increase his currency, but real
-I.y to make a tight money market. The
banks are in that condition at present
that liberal sales of Gold would undoubt
edly cause them to present their three
per cent., certificates for' redemption,
thereby producing a momentary disturb
ance and unsettling legitithate business.
The Treasury tolda-at .different tents
over )110,000,000 of 'currency, -and =the
recent rtainctiort•in the principal at the
Sub-Treasury is due chiefly to large
tranfers to army • paymasters and to
the pension account which may not
be disbursed for some time to come. The
revenue receipts , Iran the income tax,-
however, will soon be coming in, when
the Treasury Will.be liberally supplied
'with currency.
ETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF Prnestracat GAzEirrm,
SATtritivor. 'i*rett 13, 1869.
The market has some What
ex
cited and unaettlediforink the plud . W . ifek, ,
particularly duringzthe, past two or three
d4s, during which the bulls and bears
have had quite a Conflict, and the latter
thus far appear to have had the beat of
the battle.'.' 15ew York has .been selling
pretty freely, and Pittsburgh seems to
-heveelonemost if-not all- of the buying;
;theiohe with . ik deterinhhitron to : break
the*tarkei - doien, =4 the other PaElf-atil
fully.determieed to keep it up. For two
or three days the Pitt,sburghers 'held 'f
their 'ground, but yesterday there were -
.manifestatkins ofweakness apparent, and
.•
, .
today there was a regular break, partic
ularly in Refined; March eelling.dci3vn
Sfyesflidey, to 33®3234 to:dayi, It
i .
s claimed that this hear movem ent
orig
inatedit New York between the '. s ho rts
'and ,.
exporters. both of whom are deeply
•
Interested In having limer pricea, and if '
-7
to-days - -operations can be taken as a
criterion, the bulls have. concluded for
the tim e e ,
being,. to let the beari have full
swing. _
CRUDE-.-Ai'; already Intimated - . the
Market was Weak 'and • a little panicky
to-day and prices \ Compared with yester
day are a shade lower. Sales of 500 bbis
on spot,at tolit• 1500 do at 15%; and 2,000
do seller. for April at 16.: It was.reported
sthir there'had tieen,a sale of spot oil
`l6,.but we:did'not see- any one who had
bought,or sold it 5 - •
lI,EFDIED.The market was, decided
ly,panicky to-day and compared with
yesterday prices are off from ,one:-,to
One and a r.half:. cent, • particularly, for •
March delivery. Sales of 1500 table last
half of3slarch, at 33;`1,000:do,
at 22,%;
'2:4100 'do, at •:3234, and 500 , each April ;to
June at 84. ; • _
"RECAMuiIION.' Receipts of
Vrude-this - week,6, 79; last: week, 7,091,
January ist to - date,' 114,t03 slime
time 1509'.19.t; Exports Befitted
tbts;week, 4,812; Jest
.4,544; from
January , Ist to date; 61418; same time
last • year, 45,393. Sales this week,
93,850: last week,t7,7oo.- • ••• 5 •
OIL SHIPPED El ST BY A. V. R. B.
rFawciett..Lc& B. 250 bbla refined to W.
P. Logan &Bro., Philadelphia:
Total aldpitatda Refined-- . .. . 350
outFt:uo- -ran. slum Diftitrittitta
; . FL; • toriairr.'4%-'s' 54, '
M. Long a Co. , 98 tAlti - ieflitoit to
Co.,Warring, King dt
Brooks.B.A • Oct., .50.5bbiti refined' to
Ner. & Co., PhilactelphiL, '
iTtdobleann',olL'llit:Co4", 2TB Mils ref.
to Warden. ; FreW & Co... Philadelphia.
Tetal:ShipMenta' Refined • . 426
Dry Goods Market. - ,
NEw, emt; March 48.—The market
hpslow_ly - rectivering - itorkthr. long. lull
191,104...1111trefereindleatleriseli.,more
ad etra e aring.the coming week, as
the cityl fs} ll, l o ll.3lPYero4,, There was a
fair busi ness today and prices for most
guiea Etre Ateadfil buteAhe pfinti ,miirket
Isl .d
little weak , and the prespeet 'ls that
the Tirlece 91, many , popular, makes will
be redneed law 'Monday to one shilling
ius ceclrAlunetwitivoo reduction of Men
(Sheeler, Lancaster and other brands,
Alpaca, Braids...will rbe advanced next
Monday pci •on all, makes, so , , , lmperial
wilthe pra* ttisl,osi'and Union tto 'lll.
•
Crtra&tio, March lg.—Cattle Market...,
Beef cattle quiet and toithanged, at ss®
9,25 for cows and.,4ltookers;,-td.B7-3,6©7,70
for good to!, ebelee beeves.' Hogs - quiet
and a shade firmer, at , t 9 , 6 0©10,50 for
good to 'cholooi ' :ReeniiSts--1;703 hogs.
Sidpments-8,04
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