6.
El
DUQUEsNE WORKS.
COLEMAN,I .- alllll &
Manufacturers of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES,AND SPRINCS,
L X AND XUNLATA,
BAR. ROUND AND SQUARE IRON.
SAND, HOOP, SHEET AND TANK IRON.
BOIbRR PLATE,S AND HRADS,
GUARD, IRON DRAO anti DROLTER BARS.
FLANGIrD WITTER BARS; OILLNLEIt
IRON, _
T AND FLAT RAIL, for Coal Roads. •
CROW B A N.S.WEDGES & TIDE.) TEETH,
SPRING:PLOW AND CULVATOR STEEL,
STEEL WINOS AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
STEEL TIKES, STEEL SHAFTING, A. B.
STEEL.
COACH. EVGGYand IV AGON SPRINGS •and
AXLE
CUTNAILS AND SPIKES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS:
Sixteenth Street and Allegfienißiver,
lend 77 Water Street, Pittsburgh.
G011)1111101'. 'BBANCKER co.,
• .42 Exchange Place, New York,
Ara prepared; as Sole Agents In the United
States for the Prussian Mining and Iron Com-.
aany of‘Duisburg, Westphalia, to contract or
sell i gnarl tlties to salt purchasers ,Idelivered In
eltber,New Yorlior Philadelphia,) the celebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISEN
Used so extensively for the manufacturing of
BESSEMER STEEL.
This Iron is free from Sulpur and Phosphorus,
and contairp a heavy percentage of Manganese,
Galt patillvlars, samples, prices or chemical
analysis will be promptly forwarded - on
appllca-
W0n. :. .ia30•d78
FIVIEFFIELD STEEE. WORKS.
ANGER,' batitlOlC& Oa,
PITTSIIIIIIGII.
Manufacturers of twerp description of .
CAST AND GERMAN;STEEL,
SP2INOS,
A...ND PLATFORM SPRINGS,
• . A ILES, STEEL TIRE, dm., Re
WarehOußet 85 *rater and 100 First Sts.
ATEILLER, BARR & PARKIN.
GINMILL PASTNZRS:
WM. METCALF, REUBEN MILLER,
6EO. W. BARB, - ICIiAH. PARKIN.
• Bellew. Pairrzrau—S. M. SUM.
•pRMSCF.IIT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
Oit
:lee, NO. 339 Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
le14:4148
BLACK DIAMOND .
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER -& CO.,
Manufacturers of all descriptions of
- terr i Wr l T .
-Wilco and Warehouse 1510. 1.5151. 1514 EECONI)
and 319 and I.2IFIXOT BTEEETB, .
PrITSBVEGH.
IRON WORKS.
Us. Tizurre, Pr0n..... W. P. PORTER, Burt.
'PITTSBURGH FORGE
. .
AND IRON CO.,
M'AMOB23O3 07
Bar Iron;
„BMiroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Ballread Car Axles Boned;
Bailroad Car Axle" Hammered;
' Locomotive Frames;
laeomoilve Femme Shapes;
Side Boas:
_yokes, Straps;
Piston. Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
'Steamboat Crankm •
Piston Bode, Wrists;
ti Pitman JAWS, Collara, fae.
OlTloe, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTEBURGH, PA
itLERSHIESENIROCESS.
The Trustees are now nrepared to grant licen
ses Orr the use of the ELLERBLIA.USEN PRO
-
The eiaperfor quoin* Iniparted to good hon..
the great luipcorement in inferior iron, and the
hon.
redo gee cost.conrniend it to eh manufacturers pf
Parties wishing to use it can obtain licenses by
applying to
JAMES P.: :SPEER,'
x httorney for the Trustees,
°Ella, 860. PENN STRIPE....
Parties Interested are invited to visit the
IitIOKNBEIWItit WORKS, where the process Is
now in successful operation, - fellidt7
EVERSON, PRESTON-&, CO, -
Ponnsylvania Iron Was.
Js7lol 9 .7d e ltosiglionCri.i . eloVie,l llll"
aD24:d6 • PITTIMUmuII.
5 N OVELTY :WORKS.
INETTSBERGII
:NOPELTY WORKS.
iAgisded A. D.'11183.
Al) , 31'112416 86:00.;
. xastrr.icrtrulis
KZ ST K BPAT.
416 1 67. Altha r p 4
i)1E19(T) PLAT FO COU TEA] r.
SCALES.
Janne laced Patent Door Locks and Datebes;
• paint and Donne 11114, C. • •
00iiinnt AV TUE GOUT STIL,
- /Pik IMF ' 10 0 4- f
T " "
:pair c00y2a.;,,:08. xions...,agesT inn ?
JOHN M. COOPER& CO., • • • '
BRASS 'POUNDERS,
GIS AND STEAM
Yan of evewilesci%a u deit in % In PURA
Cer. of Pike and Walnut Streets,
PITTSBIlltGlif t 7
PY. • P•.',,..-r•..Y.,.••••••:rer•
FOUNDERS, inAmatunsTs.
nil FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
' OFFICE AND. WORKS,
TWELFTH. STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PAL
NY - Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nall Machines, ge_
torts, and Castings generally.
N ATIONAL •
AND PIPE WORKS.
Clorner Carroll and Sineliaison Street"'
MIRTH WARD,)
prrursirtruou„
• •
WILLIAM SMITH,
'
• „
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
POE O.&8 LED WAVLE WORE&
'my Pines are all east invariablyln Pith In dry
sand, and LS feet lengths. Also, fall assortment
of general
Castings for Oas.and Water Worts.
I wonid also call the attention of Superintend.
ants of Gas Works to my =aka of RETORTS.
A TLAS WORK ,
MORTON STREET, Ninth. Tigard,
PITrSBUIcGH,'
THOMAS N. lIIILLEIt s Plvsident.
These Works are among the largest and most
complete establishments In the West, sad are
now prepared to Punish
Engines, of every description.
Bolleri,, Oil Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Castings. ti
yiSolling XUI gigUwe.
Blagine Castings.
Machine Castings.
6leseraf Castings.
ORDRES 230LICITZD.
no9:neli
ROBINSON, ILEA fr. CO.,
Successors to ROBirsBo2, RIMS dt MILLI2S,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, MIII Machinery, Searing,
Shafting, Cast ings of all descriptions: Oil Tanks
and Stills Boller and Sheet Iron Work.
. °Mee, No. 12, corner "First and Smithfield
Streets..
Agents for GIPTABD'S PATENT INJECTOR.
Or seeding Boilers. jall:res
IfONT BLANC IFOITNDBY.
ntier Street, Hinth Ward,
(Opposite Union Iron Mills,
PITTSBURGH.
RoWng 'Bill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
XAOHINBRY Asp CASTINGS GENERALLY.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Mules reasonable. •
zmuurr a iseKumh
Tuomiss CARLIN & CO.,
oc,15:128
Fourth UM F.otintlry audlathisto Works,
SANDUSKY BT., AL LEGHENY crry, PA .,
Manufacturers .
eof Steam , Engines, on preAses,
Pulleys, Shafting, Grist and Bow. Mill Work,
Boning W ago nachte Castings, ord er Ban,
Weights BoxeS, Au. Bund to and
have on•band Baines or all sizes. • nv14:45
CIENTRAL.FOIINDBY . -
AND ROLL WORKS •
880 Penn Street.
. ,
BOMIUN, ' BOYD BAGAIMic
ChM Rolls, Mill Castingte Roll Lsthes, ac.
LUMBER.
r LIEBER:, , LIIMBESI,I
r/tl'
2411,0111101 PA 1180 N.
Dealer in all Hinds of Lumber.
ON HAND AND son BALD:
000 000 feet Dry Pine Boards:
150.000 feet 1M and 2 Inch Clear . Plank;
30,000 feet Dryly( Inch Common Ping.;
30,000 feet Dry 1 and 2 inch Oak:
25,000-feet Drr 21an d 3 inch. Ash, •
B.oooft. Dry - 2,2M la n dCheny It Maple,
30,000 ft. Dry I.'lM - , 3 Inch Poplar:
10,000 feet Dry Poplar Scantling;
280 000 feet Hemlock Joists and Scanting:
114000 No.llB.lnch Shingle*, sawed;
28 ,000 No. 110-Inch Shlnglea sawed'
40,00- likllo-itich Shingles; MI T A:
*O,OOO Brio; 1,000• Ir Tile. • '
100 Tons Fire Clay: •
YAnDe—Nci. 80 PRIME 'STREET_
_,___lhrmerly
blancheeter,_and 15 11188300 A STALE TOPPO•
Ole th e Oaa Works, Allegheny. City. •no
COPPER,
r AEE SHIPEIIIOII.
Mall= AID ammurnis 1/011/31
- • rrx - reuzguxteu.
PARK, IefaCORDY & .CO.,
itanutreiarera of Sheathing, Brawlers* and Belt
owner; Preis ed Copper Bottomsalsised Stall Sot.
tow, Speller tiolder. •Also Importers and Deal
en at Metal, Tin Plate,. Sheet Iron, Wireaci.
Constantly on hand Miners , Machines sad
warehouse, No. 140 FIRST lITHE/ST and pie
SECOND STRlET,PitUbsigh.
Special orders of coloPerclattonny deelredxf.
DYER b,ND SCOURER,
EL LANCE,
DYER AND SCOURER.'
No. 8 EL% CLAM SITTMET
dad ;los ? iliksppi 'lB7 Third Street.
‘,
A '
PITTBBITSOH.
•
- PI3TBI RGE QAZETTEr:-TITE SPAY,-- ikfte
ENGINES, BOILERS, &C.'
HUGH N. BOLE .& CO.,
• -
Cor:Point Alley and Duquesne
(Nies THB Pinwr,)
Engine Builders, Founders and
. Afaellinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES. of all duo.
Atiii3lcial attention Invited to our new STATION.
OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER', of 15-horeiropower.
CASTINGS, of every kind, made to order itnur
.Foundry. on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIGS for Oil Weill, SHAFTING. PULLEYS
HANGERS. HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS an
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made
Order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
-_ All orders promptly filled. TILT us.
FORT PITT '
BOILER, STILL AMB viorK
WORKS. .
CARROLL & SiIYDER,
KiNOTACTVItEIIS OP
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR.
!IRE-BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANIIS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM GASOMETERS , AND „IRON
BRIDGES; -
PRISON DOORS AND. COAL SHIITES
OtSeesild - Warehouse. canter &mead,
Third. Short and Liberty Streets,
' PITTBITIIGEt. 'Pa.,
air Orders sent to the above addreis will be
promptly attended to. mh7:189
WIIL BARNIMELL & 'CM ;
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS ;
Nos. so, so, oiA.ND so rpm BT. • •
Having secured a large yard and furnished It
wita the moat approved machinery we are nre
tatrtheTeuertaenianggeaferariPtiMog36all€4;
any made In the country. Chimneys, equ al to
Fire Beds, Stem Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans, Tanks, Oil BtilL, AVM.
tors; Bottling' Pans; Boller Iron; Bridges, Sugar
Pane and solo rannofictumsrs of Bariaill's, Pat
ent Boilers.
. Repairing done on ehorteet notice.
JAMES AL BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
P1119M1136.11,
ILLITCMACTUBLII Or
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
BOLLr'SI3 MILL STLCES,
And SKEET IRON WORE,
For Steamboats.
JAB= Y. HEU811....- =MIND D. BUD=
JARED N. BRUSH, & SON,
auxurAcTrazas OP
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
811/313T IRON WORE, &O.
61 Penn , Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o
THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY. it CO. •
hiannfacturers of the greatest yarlety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE FOLIED IN THE. STATE.
Sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Oriental - Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. B est in the World Mr Parlor, Office. Store or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—burns aU win.
ter. Do notbiy until you see or send for Circular.
Bro. 30 'WOOD StREET._ ,
Our Agentalbr Orientabi-DEHMLER* BBOS.,
Smithfield St.; OW. ROBLEY. Allegheny City.
ORAFF, HUGUI &CO I
. aWWPACZCUERS Or IIVIRY FARM!' OF
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
"THE FIERY FURNACE:"
FOR SPARKING BUILDINGS. ,
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
THE
COLUMBIA )
COOK STOVE
L A C&CART RON DtANN T LES W r E 4 11 1 I N
REF LECTOR„ GRATES, free from dirt and MUG:
G dATE FRONTS, TEND Ac.`
206. and 208. Liberty Street,
aedtkyli.. PITTOBURGH. PA.
nool*. STOVES. ,
vv
CET THE BEST.
BISSKILari dia"
TRIUMPH,
FOR BITUMEN° Oa 00AL •
to Co c k Bake or Beast an
isil IS aux other
,Store In the Unto&
No* 285 - Liberty - Street.
Liso on mina for :au;
AILL T I NMINitIVE% •
etlijtiaißaneig:'
COAVAND COKE.
covo,
DICKSON; 'STEWART
Ham removed their Moe to
NO 567 LIBERTY STREET,
(Lately 0 47, ricnw KIM OZOOND *: 1400 B!
M I T ma fed to furnishdr d D 9510%
cosi, itin&OK. at tall
lowest teorket price.
All orders lett at Melt Oldoe. 'or addressed to
' n em through the mail, it& be attended to
Iwamoto'.
INTEST COMMON
Macht4e ,Stone Works, `.
Northwest corner-or West Cominou. AllethenT ,
PRE 'R ATVILTIAIL So QOM. .
Have oil lurid or prepare on abort notice Hearth
and Step Stones; Blan Air Sidewalks, Brewer?
ValllA ie. Head and Tomb Stones, der.
Omen orcaziptly executed. Prices nameable
•
STONE
FORT PITT BANKING COMPANY.
- N0.169 Wood - Street.
tkPrTA_L, : : : ‘.... : '4200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. -.
•
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT - SECURITIES
AND COLD.
i
INTEREST ALLOWED V( Tura DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all aceessible Delta* in
the United States and Caned's. 1 .
ERECTORS: ._
L
D. Hostetter, 'i fJno. C ißisher,
I`
James Gordon, Bobt. H. Bing,
D. Wallnce, Andrew Miller,
Z. Fawcett, -- James M. Bailey.
i •
OWL. NOII3LERECAN, IPres'S.
I i
D. LIEET WILSON. Cashier.
NATIONALBANE OF COMMERCE ;
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sta.
.
A. PATTERBO3I...- ...
JOS. H. HILL
CAPITAL, : 8800,000.,
- •
DIRECTORS:
@some W. CNN.
K H' Palmer
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown,
Char. Lockhart,
Dan. R. Davidson.
W.B. Haven,
Y i p AT j II A. N.
DISCOUNTS DAIL
smotA -
HAitT, CAIIGHEI & co.,
BANKERS AND BROKER - ,
Cbriser Third and Wood Streets,
IBUCCILMOIPS Ti HANNA, HART & C 0..)
Dikr.,EZEI tN
Ltehange, - .Coln, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the pnrchue
arta sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
‘• eight Draft* on London.
N ...gtiouffEs & SONS;
57 Market
P1M16131711,GL11.E 0 A..
r
collections made on all the principal points of
the United *fates and C/III&d&g.
Stocks,Bonds and other Scienrities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COBXESiDON.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale or
is -
United States Sedurities.
Jahal
DOLLIR RINK ,
After the First'f Mara
Neat,J
Wtlt.be cloSed on .1
WEDNESDAY. EVENINGS,
And open daily from 9 o'clock A. it. to 3 O'ClOCii
P. M., and on,
Saturday Evenings.
fele:eBS
OILS.
ECLIPSE .PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TWIDDLE,
MANUriteitatia
Lubricating & High Test Pursing Oils.
Seth/6W'Railroad Axle •. •
Stands great heat without change: remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. , Special Oil for
tropical climates or hot weathsr. ,
Locomotive, Engine, Machin Sltelh
Will cut Screws. -
Saw 111111Fanil Viaialag Mill , on..
Adapted for high speed. -
Spindle Oil, Wool.Head•Light Oil,.
011, Tanners' StaSqltenzole,
infra Finishing 011, 1 11autolltie,
Barnett' Oil. -
ARMOR VARNL9H, to preserre Bright Iron
Work and Machinery Mtn /tut.... 1 •
These products are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddlels patent by Superheated Steam ln Vac
ono. The Lubricating Oils are .almodt odorless,
perfectly pure, uniform, and mostly light col
ored. stand a high temperature unchanged. and
remain limpid during extreme cold.: The Railroad
Oita are 'uneetialled - , and are in constant use on
many of the principal Railroads. ; Samples can
be examined nnti orders left' at. 174. WOOD
STREET, Warts at Sharpsbnrg Rridge.
W4ifplo AND 1L111t66
• croaindiskin Witt:mats and Brokers Irk
Petroleum : , and:'its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
P1125517861.11G PA
PHILADELPHLL ADDEZBB,
STARING, KING & CO.,
7127,Widnet Street.
TACK BROTHERS,
, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND intaurea'lir' '
Petroleum - and itt(=Proilacts,
Pu rontqmor 4 -wives - w1 tnn.
Thlivlelphiso l llce—LlTWAWlUT BT. ,
spl:w3o
DLVIIOND,OIL
N. M. LONC & CO.,
Office, DALZEDL BUILDING,
fella Duquesne Way, Mantuan. Pa.
SHEETINGS AND BATTING.
Eruffm, !lELL &
ANCHOR COTTON ;MILLS.
PrIIpM3IBV)“,G./Ei.
IlanvfaotiazerikpOpEAVl
Asitesiok kiwi) irAtaikoia'
twiaNGs AND 4rrxiffirx'
-
-48439.-
CENTRAL AND UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest Investment now in the market foi
sale by •
PEI. R. mcortrrz,
Corner FIFTH AVENTTE & WOOl5 STREETS
dealr, In Government Bonds. Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange at market
rates.dexl
jAns To BRADY. 84 Co. ,
(Successon to B. JONES I C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts„
13 .13.1\T 33CM Xt. $4,
BUY AND BELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SEWED AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TEEMS.
NT-interest Allowed OD D~poßltß.
--Mir Money loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Order* executed for the Purchase
and Sale of ,„STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
• LAMES T. BRADY &
6bsi Gaidtt,
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OYFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
MONDAY, March 15, 1869.
The advance of fold Flve-Twenties of
1682's to 120 stimulated the market for
new issues, and 1866's advanced to 113%;
1867's to 113%, and 1860's to 113%, with
large purchases at these figures. With
this sudden advance in bonds, a reaction
and decline to 130% in gold, took place ;
from which point the market suddenly
advanced to 131%, and closed strong 'sp . ;
patently without any cause. The ad-
vance in bonds was likewise lost, and
Five-TWenties, 1862'5, declined to 119%,
1864's 115: 1865's from 117% to 117%; new
1865's 113%; 1867'5, 113; 1858's, 113%, and
Ten-Forties, 105%. The decline in bonds
is mainly owing to the low priceOf gold
at which the demand from Europe has
realized, and at the low rate of 'change it
is unprofitable to ship on speculation.
The very fact that exchange is dull, and
lower, proves that the shipments 'of
bonds must have been unusually large,
and - the desire to- dispose of gold befbre
the giivernment would sell was the
caii:sb of so many'bills being pressed for
sale—other Wise exchange should have
ruled high for all last week, and today,
since the exports amounted to but quite
an insignificant sum. We predicted a
rise in gold last week, based on our
small exports and excessive imports of
seven millions gold for the past week,
and unless government sees lit to sell
gold now, while it is low, nothing can
prevent at least a moderate rise but a
tight money, market.
Ea'
The high price of old 5-20's during all
last week has brought out some invest
ors for new bonds, under the belief that
a rise;to at least the quotations ,of old
1865'5, 117%, will take place within a
week or so.
The stock market,was strong •to-day,
and a general rise ensued, especially on
Fott WaYtte, 4 on which the books 'Close
tomorrow for an - eleCtion. On ali .. the
speculative stocks, like New York Cen
tral, Rock Island and Northwestern, the
market advanced. Erie and Ohio and
Mississippi, made an exception.
Express shares advanced again today
and,closed strong, with a moderate busi
ness.
In home securities we notice several
Offers to sell round lots .of Allegheny
Valley bonds, which can bo bought at
concessions from the prices ruling last
week.
In bank stocks almost nothing is do
ing-prior to the May dividends, and In
miscellaneous . shares if is , difficult to
find purchasers at anything near the
hid value. - • '
nlosing quotations• as received by Pn.
R. Mertz: Gold, 131; Eighty-one's,
116 X; Five Twenties, .1862,110%; do,
1864,'115%; do,-1865, 17734; do, 1866, new.
113 X; do, 1867, 118,4; do, 1888,
Ten Forties, 105%; Railroads - 7 Clove
and' & Pittsburg.' 89%; Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago. 12; Chicago,
it Rock Island, 29%; Chicago'& North-
Western, 82%; do Preferred, 9134; Erie,
—; > New York Central,. 60%; Michi
gan Southern, 97%; Reading, 91%;.. Ohio.
it Missisaippi • Certificatoe, 8235: West
ern Union Telegraph Company, 88,11
Merchants' Union Express Company,
16; Pacific Mail, 993‘; Adams, 61;
Dining shares—Gregory, - 2,50; Quartz
MI, 82; Smith • & Parmels, 1,10; Cory-.
•
—Clhaing quotations received by James
T. Brady dc Co.: Gold, 181.t4; United
States Sixes, 1881's, 1167; b4A's, 18M2,
1193,; _.6.20'x,.1884, /16X; -6.20'4 1865,
.1.1754; 10-40's, 10514; 6-20's Jan'y and July,
iffik 113%, do. 1807, 1183 g; do. 1868, 113 36 ;
Bever' Thirties, par lees ,X; Due Com
pounds, 119; Union Pacific Railroad, par;
Central, 103; y. Paciiim
.
tHr Tehnipspli to the. PlUsbarth Gazette.}
Tiprw"plux„ March 15, 1869.
lieney easy at B©r' per :gent. on call,
sterling dell at, 83;(4;k8X for sixty den,-
and ' 9@93( for sight. Gold was dial
during the forebeon; but became more
animated in the afternoon, on.the report,
that Senator Sumner will, on Wednes
day, deliVer a warlike ,
speech on .our re
lations with England. Clearances were
1 , 59,900,009,: The rates paid for`carrying:
were from 135Q6per cent. to Sat. Gold
opened at 131, rose to lark , and closed at
.131®1111g::
Governments :gloried strong andini
gird. },1@,.; on th e entire list, with
larger - dealings in 1 645, and the 'new , 05s .
an orrs, ail of which sold at the higheet
figureeyet attained. • Since the, issue , of.
the report. , above. alluded to, there , was
occasioned weakness • and.'a decliht in
the a ft ernoon; but the market claed
4 .1 ,
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firm. COupons of , ISSI, 116,4®11614;41o.
'62, 119,4@1193 ; do. 64,'116®115),; 1;10.
'65, 117;©117:,..f; new do.. 113,34@11334;
do. '67, 1131:;, 413 N: do. '6B, 113!‘( - aj11334;
1040 s 105;i@;165 5 4.
State bonds dull; Missouris, BSl5@
83%; Old Tennessees, 66; new do., 65%®
651;; North Carolinas, 68@58;f.
The railway market was.irregular dur
ing the forenoon, with New York Cen
tral as the chief feature," and which fluc
tuated between 1803011169%. The divi
dend on the old stock was paid to-day,
but not on the SO per cent. certificates.
Rock Island ranged between -.128X, and
129;.; St. Paul common between 68 and
70; preferred between 78X and 80, and
Fort Wayne between 118 X and 121. Wa
bash was not ably - suStairied,.at !8. Wes=
tern Union was the leading stock in mis-
cellaneous, whichisold at 39; others are
steady and Expresses were strong. Dur
iug the afternoon the whole market was
dull and lower, St. Paul alone being ex
ceptionally arm, appearing to be under
the control of a combination. Before the
close, hqwever, prices ,steadied; Drew
York Central was the chief feature. but
Wabash, St. Paul and Hock Island were
firmer. ''A'report of a new opposition to
the Pacific Mail Company was started,
but it appears was unfounded. • There
was no aftertmOn regular board, in con
sequence of the death of John O. Iselin, a
prominent member.
Five-Carty Prices:—Cumberlarid, 37®
37L; Wells Express, 31@)315‘;
can, 413.4@42; Adams, 603;@61:. Mer
chants, 1654(4)17; United-- States, 56;
Quicksilver, 2.3®23y.,• Canton, 60;(go
60X; Pacific Mail, WN407%; Western
Union Telegraph, 386@)38 7 4; Hartford
and Erie, 23%; Alariposa, 15 1 4(4)17%; do.
preferred, 3334
@34; New York Central,
1593ig1391: - Brie, 3634636 X; Hudson,
140%®143; Harlem, 1364@137; Reading,
91%@91M; Terre Haute, 36@38; Wa
bash, 6734(4)67N'; St. Paul, 68,3;(4)69;
do: preferred, 7 19 @79%; Fort Wayne,
120%; Ohio and Misolssippi, 3'23.,<@323A
Michigan Central, 141; Pittsburgh, 89y,,@
89 1 ).„'• Toledo, 1053‘®106; Roec
'128@@1283,1; Northwestern, 82%®82%;
do. preferred, 91y,@0131; Lake Shore,
Mining Shares dull'
Copper Stocks. , at Boston: . .Copper
Falls, 143.(,; Franklin, 21/; Hecla, 70;
Minnesota, 3; Quincy, 30. •
Receipts at the Sab-Treasnry4l,467,-
569; payments, 1971,63; balance, 138;283.-
481. •
ALLEGHENY. CATTLE , MARKET.
Conuaz OF PITTEEEBoE GAZETTE,
MoNpar. March 16, 1869.
CATTLE=There . was an unusually,
large number of fine Cattle on sale to
day, mainly from Chicago, and bought
especially for this market; the whole
number on sale footed up 834 head,
which is about the same as last week,
but as already intimated, much hetter in
quality. In fact, •we r-doubt whether
there ever, was at thee° yards a larger;
ratio of good Cattle than was on sale to-'
day,' and butchers had no difficulty in
getting this class of stock, provided they
were willing to pay for it. Indeed,
taking tne quality of the stock into
consideration, prices were no better than
last week, and the market was rather
dullish—as'there appeared to be little or
no inquiry outside of the butchers. It is
not likely, however, that there would be
many left over as the butchers appeared
to be taking hold pretty freely—many of
them doubtless buying a two weeks sup
ply. Drovers generally growled consider
ably,. alleging that they can make no
money; that stock is too high in the coun
try, and that while they have to pay cash
they are obliged to sell on time, in many
cases, and that collections are very hard
to make.
As will be seen by reference to report
of sales, prime to extra butchers , stock
sold at 8y,@8%; and fair to medium, at
7®B. Stock Cattle sold at, from s@i6 cts,
as to quality and condition. Fresh cows
ii4o®7o per bead. •
Joseph Myers sold, on commission, 30 '
head prime Western steers, at 7,30; 25 •
head stock steers, at 6; Hedges t Taylor
25 head good fatateers, at 734©13,4; Chas.
Metz 17 head - good • Washington Co.
steers, at 634q8; Nicholas Kerr 26.nrime
to extra steers, at 8@)834;L &J Shamberir„.
50 head Western stock, tit di@B3(o. Tranr-v
-man & Lobman 40 head. Western stock,
at 7(4)8; Marks Bre 69 'head Ohio and
Chicago stock, at 63i@834; Hazlewood &
Blackstock 35 head prime Ohio, and 35
prime Illinois, at 534(g18y.; Greenwald &
Kahn 50 head of fine Ohio cows, heifers
and steers, at 734083;; Jae AL4.llister 34
bead Illinois steers, at 71g73.0 Holmes,.
LaffertY& Co: 84 head mixed stock,. at. , .
534@8; S. Lowenstein ,13 bead Washing=
ton Co. steers and heifers 6%@734;
Stakely Bro. 7; S:ranger 'l4 head; A.
Katz 32 prime Chicago streers, at 7,60®
7,87;H. Katz 31 head Tuscarawas Co.
scalawags; L. B,othchilds 36 head, at 7ig
7,4,P. Hartman 18 from
,Chicago r at:7,2s;-
@7,65; 'lsaac Zeigler - 17 do, at 6,8007,75;
Haas dc Kraus 64 do, at 7@8,50; M Verner
27 do, 7®B,2slKeefer 17 do, at 7@7,02; J.
Needy 39 do, at 7@8,50.
SHEEP—There was again a very
ted supply of Sheep on sale to•day. loss
than 100 head, but there seethed= to be
but very few buyers at the prices. We
now quote prime to extra fat Sheep at
734@834, and good do, at 614(§/7.
James Kerr sold 60 head 'of prime
Washington county sheep at 8®8.14.
Jacob Rion' reports having retailed 90
head at an average of:
Holmes, Lafferty & Co, sold 20 head at
an average of 731, - ., .
Graham had 50 head, 20 of which he '
• sold at B.' -•
B ,takelY ca t ro. had 110 head--nnaold
when we left the yarda. •
HOG.Sktarket quiet and without ma
terial change, compared .with last week.
Sales in a retail way at 1134 to 1234@13,
gross, for ihir 'to prime heavy averages.
' - .
Dry Goods Market.
Haw Yowl, March 15.—The dry goods
demand for seasonable goods is , improv
ing slowly, but the market as yet is by
no means active. and prices generally
ruled uniform. Heavy Brown !Meetings
are firm at 1634@17c for best eastern
makes, and 15%®1130 for seconds. Prints
of desirable ` makes , duch • '''as Sprague's,
Pacific - and Merrimaok D, are steady
at 18%C. but good enough styles„such as -
Lancaster, Oriental and Manchester, can
be bought at 12 4 c. A strong pressure
is being brought to reduce , fancy
prints to this latter price. Col!Wed Cot
tons are in fair demand at unchanged
Prices. Lancaster and A.nioskeag Ging ,
harns are steady a: 'l7c,
,OlasgoW at ilk *
mid Wathee'at 14.0: Ainerican Stripes
bring 14(415c, Pittsfield lie: and Partneri'
and Mechanics Cottonades 37Me.
New York Iron Market,- .
.
Naw Than. March 13.--Thre is good
inquiry for. Scotch Pig at. steady prices,
but with light stock, transactions are
.rather-limited; the sales. are 150 tons
Glengarnock at dock, at 42, and' 3®400
tons to arrive at $42 for Ciartsherrie and
$4O . for Eglinton. American continues
in request and we notice sales of 50 tons
No, 2 ex Thomas at"s4o; a resale of 1000
do, No. 1, various brands, `in lots, $43;-
and 2500 do, Poughkeepsie, deliverable
through the , setison at the Albany and
m sto
'Troy Foundries, at private terms. Bar,
frorei continues' dull, but norni.
nally steady at our quotations, Two
small Invoises , Refined are offered to ar
rive, at $B5, currency.