DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, - QM &
"notsiiturers of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS,
DLQ,VESILE, L X AND JIINIATAs
FLAT BAN ROUND AND SQUARE IRON.
BAND, HOOP, SHEET AND 'rANH IRON.
• BOILER PL4TAS AND HEADS,
OUARD IRON DRAG and DROPPER BARS
DI ,
PLANOAD „IMTTER BARS, IL
CLLNDER
ON,_ •
'P AND FLAT RAIL, for Coal Roads.
1/ROW Et RS, W EDOES & MAR ttoW TEETH,
SPITING.PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
STEEL WINGS AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
STEEL. TInES, STEEL SHAFTING, • A. B.
STEEL
COACH, BUGGY and Vif AGON SPRINGS and
AXLES.
_ _
.013 T NAILS AND `SPIKES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted:
OFFICES AND WORKS
Sixteenth Street and. Allltigheny River,
and 77 Water Street, Pittsburgh.
tnhO
GODEFFROY BBANCKER & CO,
42 Exchange Place, New York,
Are prepared, as Bole Agents in the 'United
States Ibr the Prussian Mining and Iron Com•
"say of Duisburg, Westphalia, to contract or
sell In quantities to suit purchaseri, (delivered in
either New York or Phlladelphia,) the celebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISEN
Used so extexuively'for the mannfeettaing of
BESSEMER STEEL.
This Iron is free from Stair= and Phosphorus
and contains a heavy percentage of Manganese
Full particulars, samples, prices or chemical
analysis will be prouiptly forwarded on aPplica
, ation. ja3o:d7ll
SHEFFIELD STEEL . woalig,
SINGER, NIMICK & CO.,
Prrrsztrucks. PA..
Yanufectorers of every description of
CAST .AND GERMAN STEEL,
AXLES. FITEICL TIRE, to., to
Wareham" 88 Water and 100 That Ste.
MULLER, BARR & PARKIN.
exarzw. MMUS:
YI I"F ' IKf31""
Eti.V.VI CRAB. i .
BrsciAx. Pima:a—S. M. KIER.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILER, BARR & PARKIN',
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITIBBITRGH. PA. -
fel4:da
BLACK DWIIONIII
STEM WORKS.
PARK., BROTH - Ell & CO.,
Kannfictnrera of zll descriptions of
lail r l y=" wrr -
Mice and Warehouse 120. 122. 124 SECOND
and 119 and 191 FIRST BTREETB,
" PITTSBVILON.
IRON WORKS.
VIRNXR, Preet..... W. P. roans, Bup't
pITTSBURGH, FORGE
AND IRON C0.,-
NA si.nrsortauss or
BAP Iron;
Rat read Fish Bars and Bolts; ,
Mali end Car Axles Rolled;
• Railroad Car Axles Hammered!,
lideesmotive Frames;
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Rods:
, j Yokes, Straps;
Piston Heads; -
,Steamboat Shansi - _
r Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
- Pitman Jaws, Collars, Le.
Olnee, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PTITI3BI7BGH. PA
ELLERSHIESIN PROCESS.
The Trustees are DOll Orepared toirant licez
ses for the use of the ELLERBIiginBEN
• The superior quality Imparted to good iron,
the great improvement In Inferior iron, and the
redu n ced cost.commend it to eh manufacturers of
Iro.
Parties wishing to use it can obtain licenses by
applying to •
_JAMES P. SF'EER,
a:attorney for the Trustees,
• OFFICE, 860 PENN STRIKE.
Parties interes W O RK S. nvite to visit the
SIEIORNBERGEK where `the process is
now in successful operation. • feB:dt7
EMISONOPRESTON & CO
Pennsylvania Iron Works .
Warehouse,' Nos..,lee and 167 FIRST
3TBEST, o,,poslte MonongaJpia House,
sp24:d6 PITTSBURGH.
NOVELTY WORKS.
pITTIIBUIIGH , 1
NOVELTY WORKS.
Pounded 1. D. 'IB3S.
ADAMS, irriKrz & Co.
ILASVII.A7II7II I / 1 01111 oar
TWjI3DAII6I4BPAT
ir 7 eiDOB
- SCALES. -.
j.m /aced Patent Dooi Looks and Latches.
, Paint and entree DU* .Ika.
minx Or rim AVkiIIEisCUST 13184
• , Pitirinirstit Roen'av,
OAS AND STIILLIffIiTrriNG.
on ix aid oxinui.....psh sers....um
JOHN M. COOPER 'S&
Immo roing•sna; -
t AS AND STEAM MURK
triVrI° II7 2 2 •TIVIMMI 6
0:
Vim of Pike and Wathat Streets,
• • raPITTSBURGIF
ENE
FOtiNpERS, 2.IAOIIINISTS.
UR FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
P1TT.5131711.G1t, PA. .
rirEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL rovarDnie
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carrellend Eleukineee Streets,
(NINTH WARD.) •
1 3 .1=9131311131:13.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Manufacturer of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
FOB GAB AND WATER WORKS.
Hy Pipes are all cut isivariablyin Pits, In dry
sand. and 1311 feet lengths. Also, full assortment
of general
Castings Nr as and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Superintend.
ents of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
TLAS WORKS,
A
MORTON" STREET, Ninth Ward,
PI'IT9BURGiS.
THOMAS N. NIECES, presiderit.
These Works are among the largest and most
complete establishmeats In' the Wasti:sair are
now prepared tot:1=10
Znglnea,.of every deeeilptloa.
Boners; On Tsaka.
sheet Iron Work.
Ballroa4'Castilogs...
Rolling Rh Giltlags.
Engine putting&
Machine Castings.
Generil Castings.
no9:ne9 °spices soLtSOLICITED.
ROBINSON, BEA. & CO.,
Successors to Roninabir, MMUS it MiraMiba,
ASHItIGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND NACHINISTS,PITTSBURGH,
Mannfacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam RD.
g
est Engines, Mill Machinery, Chiming,
litiu,Croillielgsagitilliel:script4ir r i c. Oil Tanks
Office, mo. lA, corner First and Smithlield
Streets.
toile
Ageeding nts for GI il FFARD' PATIENT INJECTOR
Boilers. jail:rat
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
.utler Street, Ninth Ward,
tOppoolto Mika Iroa Mills, )
• PITTE1111:TOIL
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
xAcnprzur AND CIMITINGS GENZBALLY.
_
Orders promptly and oaranuty executed.
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT h KAMEN%
oolt:1211
THOlLtfil CARLIN & CAy
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Work',
BANDUBICT BT., ALM:GB:EMT CITY. Pa.,
•
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, OM Presser,
Pulleys, Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work,
Rollin Mill and Machine Cutlass, Grate Bars,
Weights, Wagon Boxes, de. Band to order and
have on haa&Ensdnes of all sizes.' mvl4:qs
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL :;WORKS
,880 Penn Street.
BOILNAIi, BOYD & SAGAMI'.
Chin Boils, Mill 801 l Lathes, &e.
LIIPdBER.
T _UMBER ! LUMBER 1 1
ji-4 ALEXANDER PATTERSON.
• •
Dealer In all Hinds of Lumber.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE,:
1. 000,000 feet Dry Pine Boards;
150,000 feetlX and inch Clear Plank;
30,000 feet Dry inch Common Plank;
30,000 feet Dry 1 and A inch Oak;
115,000 feet Dry S, SX- and 3 Inch Ash, .
5,000 ft . Dry S, s3i, 3 ln.Cherry Maple,
30,000 ft. Dry 1, ISt, S and 3 inch Poplars
10,000 feet Dry Poplar Scantling;
550,000 feet Hemlock Joists and Scanting:
750,000.N0. 18. inch Shingles, sawed;
A 50,000 No. 110-inch Shingles, sawed;
40,000 No. 1 10-Inch Shingles, staved;
IEO,OOO Fire Brick; , •
, 1,000 Fire Tile.
100 Tons Fire Clay* - -
YAnDS—No. SO PUZBLE 'STREET. fornierly
Manchester a nd 1117 REBECCA STREET,opp_o•
site the Gas works, Allegheny City. 110/3
COPPER.
r .AKE SOPERIOR
11 110M8 MThL AID BXBLTIIO WOUB
VIT113131:1103111.. • "
PARK, &foaI:TROY & CO.,
esausetaters of EtheathilUtraolota* and Melt
Osrineer,Pressed Copper Bot
Come, Hrr Bolder. Just; Importers and Deal
/MI : eta. Tin Plate. nbeet Iron , Wire. se.
Con stan you hand ?lumen+ Machines atd Tools.
WarehonseOto.l4o WIEST 817415 T and In 9
IBOOND STBAIST. Pltistrargb.
tipestat prdinrot . Vonpar eul tO4nY desist/At.
DIM AND 800IIIUNt,
pr J. LANCE,
41611de
•
DYER AND SCOURER.
Igo. a saw. cri.:A.ut eirniairer
/laid Nos. 115 alai 187 Tldrd Otteet,
tZTTUQB@H. Pb•
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: THIIRSDA
ENGINE*: BOILERS;'
11110k . 14B0114:.4.011.
Con Point Ailey and Dnquasne Ed"
(NIAB THY. POATI,)
Engine Builders, Founders and .
Mcwhiniate.
Manufactare STEAMBOAT ENGthtli and STA
TIONARY ENGINES. of all eizes.
_ Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horeeepower.
OARTINGS,of every kind, made toonierstour
Poundrp, on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells. SHAFTING. PULLEYS,
HANGERS,ROUSE and TOBACQO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO .iluraszs, ()1 Sand and inadd to
order, it the
• -
INDUSTRIAL WORKS
'Fronting on the Allegheny River, 'near the Point.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ar All orders promptly tilled. TRY U.
FORT PITT
110111111, STILL AND TANK
'WORKS•
CARROLL do SNYDER,
kVrinrAcrualas or
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUM) TUBULAR.
SIRE-BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL
ERS.
um' STILLS AND OIL TANK%
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING. AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PARS AND CON.
DENSER&
,
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES; - -
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIPP-lIS
°Sloe and Warehouse. corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
mir Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. • mb7:151
WM. BABNHILL & co.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NCB. po, AA, A 4 AND A 6 PRICE ST.
Having , secured a large yard and furnished It
wan the meet approved machinery, we are pre
pare in manufacture every description of BOIL
ABShe best manner, and warranted eqnal to
any made IA the Country. Chimneys. Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers.
Condensers, Salt Pans. Tanks, 011 Stills. Agita
tors, 'Settling Pans, Boiler Iron
_Bridges BUM
Pans -and Sole =mamas:erg of Asinhill's Pat
ent Boners.
Repairing done en shortest notice. Me=
JAMES M. RITE% ,
Not. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTNBIIRPH s PAW
3LANCITACTIMiI MP
•
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING DILL STACKS,
AA(' SHKET 'IRON WORE,
For Steamboats.
JAB= Y. BRUSH &DXVND D. DEMI
JAILED. M. BRUSH & SON,
NAlngrAcrtrazas or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
num". IRON WORE. aw.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o
THE BEST STOVES.
'A. BRADLEY & CO.
Manufacturers of , the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor aid Heating Stoves
TO BE FOUND ;IT THE STATE.
Sole Agents for the celebrated Base ' Burning
Oriental - Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. Best In the World for Parlor,Ofece. Store or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—burns all win-
ter. Do mothsy until yoa see or send for Circular.
Ro. 30 WOOD STREET. '
Our Agents for Orion tals—DEedfdLEß BROS.,
tailthfield St.t OHO. HUBLEY, Allegheny City.
n min &
GIUR 111Tuva OO.,
. •
IuartrrAOITAIRS OP :SERA VARIETY OF
ia r i Ii GrETMOSI
BOSTON GOOSING RANGE,
"THE FREY FURNACE ,°'
Foal WAHwNo BOU,DIAOS.
THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE.
"REGULATOR." COLUMBIA COOK STOVE
LE S E I T I NZ .P ? Ir" A& LSTEN MANTLE WE
r i .E a tiriC ß ZW l ZAß i l b tree Iror a relrt !Lod dut;
206 and 206 Liberty Street,
5e215:y17 - PITTSBURGH. PA.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BLSISELI. t co.'s
FO.ll BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
all Many other (- Stote in the lJnlon.
BISSELL & Oa r
No. 286,I.Abertv Street,
&soon band and for ft%
PARLOR - STOVES,
1111"/E'wlitenizraziait
00AIIAND 001131.
. .‘
00AL1 COAL!! •CflA.Lit!'
. . „
.
DICKSON,gTHIVART Si CO
y.
Satini rezniried their Ofiloe to
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET
(Lately City 1n0ur . 10101311002411/IMOOB.
. .
Axe row
_pp r g6ared to Ilmsis_hiy_ood YOVEIEIO
- WA/. war...my., at the
lowest morket Price.
All orders lest at their omoe, or addressed to
them' thraMkilk the mall. will be attended to
promptly.
WET COMMON
;Wachtel(' Stone Trier**,
Itinthwen corner arWest Common. Allegheny.
liBlibolirA.TVATIAIL"dr. 00.
Rerun', hand hr repare ink sh:Atioe Hearth
Mid nselLtiMrsii Asr Sid
yarn*. se. "Head im • b g tag - •
Orden To/PPP/4e. 4 , ~; V4osl reasonable
• 4 „ • - 1; 4 1•4:: ••o ,• 1 .
EMI
STONE.
MARCH 18, 1869.
IXN~NoLaL.
4,600,000
SEVEN PER CENT, GOLD BONDS,
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN,
ISSUED BY
The Lake Superior and -Mississippi
River Railroad Company.
IVRY ABE A FIRST KORTGAGE
&INKING FUND BOND,
Free Ol t United States Tax,
SECURED BY
ONE MILLION SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO
THOUSAND ACRES OF CHOICE LANDS.
And by theßialto:id, Ito Rolling Stock, and the
Franchises of the Company.
A Double Security it First Class Investment
In every reap
et, yielding in Currency nearly
TEN l'
`CENT. PER ANNIM.
Ninety-flve andlntereat
Present
_Lent Bonds and other Rocks m
int at their hig \ tie \ et market price.
Ld full information given on so
_IOOKE dr \CO
No. 114 South Third Street,\
. 1 .
PHILADELPHIA.
Gold, Govern
celved In pnym
Pamphlets an
plicatlon to
JAY
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
No. 35'-South Third ,Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Fiscal Agents of the Lake Superior &
Mississippi Riverßailroad Co.
IBA B. McVAY &
SEMPLB.& JOBS,
JAMES BRADY & CO.,
HART ' OLUGHEY & CO.
sabiatos
FORT PITT BANKING COMPANY.
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL,I : : : : : $200,004:1:
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT. SECURITIES
.IND', COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible points in
the United States and Canadas.
CTO:
D. Hostetter, DLRE I
dna RS . C Risher,
James Gordon, Robt. H. King,
D. Walince, Andrew ][tiler,
H. Fawcett, I James M. Malley.
MeCLIIMICAN, Prea'S.
D. LEFT W
ILMON. Caubler.
NATIONAL BANK OF COIMERCE,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth St&
A. PAT TERSON ...... —lPresideat.
JOY. H. RILL
CAPITAL, s : t $500,000.
DIRECTORS: •
A. Pattenon, i Gem* W. Cass,
Wm. H. Brown, ' H. H. Palmer
Chu. Loekluut, Wm. Douglas,
Dan. H. Davidson,
D Win. Heed.
W. S. Haven. 1
nitmoovirris atm
apti:crio
T i m AT 11 A. M.
jinn, c
BANK
VOHEI k CO.,
AND BROKERS,
Corner 27aird and Wood Streets,
•
PPITSI3I3I 7 IOIX,
(SUCCESSORS! TO HABRA, HART A C 0..)
. MIAMI= LN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the purchase
and sale of
.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Stg3ht Mirklfts on London.
minipill • f •
N. HOLMES & SONS,
57 'Market Street,
prrawrenatimou, vat.
. _
Ciollectiona made on all the principal points of
the United States and Clanadae,
Stoclks,Thinds and other Securities
sotranT AND sots) ON octmmoi.
•
erdar atipeatioir paid to the purchase ma
Pert
United States ISwurities.
SAVOIGS 'I.IIVI
After Um First of larch Next,
Willbe closed on
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS ,
And via Mali trim o'clock A. x. to 3 o'clock
, and on
.Satturday: E v en i ng s.re..:ess
SWINT & BRATT,
" 4 " . 111 , damgOTIVIAL LND
ORNAMENTAL "CARVERS
No. 6$ loinlnky St ' qlligheny Pa.
A Vain assortment of NXWEtra: POSTS and
,014414141100nAN111411dorh
MOE
CENTRAL AND UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY I BONDS,
The cheapest investment sow In the market for
sale by
11.7.111 - .Ert9L^Z,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE & WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer In' Government Bonds. Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange at market
rates. dexl
JAMES T ,ROY 00 1
B 'Br,
(Successors to S. JONES & C 0..)
Corner 'Fourth and Wood Sts.,
.A.IV Ml=l. E 3,
BUY AND SELL ALL RINDS OF
GOVERMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
CM/ Interest Allowed on Deposits.
43-Money loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Safe of ,STOCHS, BONDS and
SOLD.
\ • JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
sliffAßgij Gaytts.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFICE OFPITTSBURGH GAZETTE, /
Wsingssi \ uv, March 17, 1869.
Gold to-day was from 131 M to 131%,
with little disposition to sell. It is sup
posed that the largeshipments of bonds
to Europe will raise the rate of interest
in London by the Bank'of England to 4
per cent, and prevent shipments of coin
from Europe and drawing specie from this
country. If this is resortedto, a sharp
advance in gold may be looked \ for, and
a heavy decline in bonds here; even re
turn shipments of bonds are likely to
take place.
Bonds were dull / and lower to-day, the
decline averaging about one haf per cent.
The old bonds are now neglected, the
supply on the market being so small
that orders can not be filled, and' the
speculative orders are executed in new
bonds, especially in 1867 consols, which
have also been used for shipment to
Europe.
Railroad shares were weak, and if it
was not for the short interest created yes
terday, and on. Monday, the market
would yield much more. Fort Wayne,
old Southern and the Northwestern
shares are the only strong stock now
dealt in, and mainly on their own merits;
their earnings are rapidly increasing.
In local stocks we have but a dull mar
ket, except for, an occasional sale of
either Exchange Bank, Citizens or Me
chanics Bank stook. Columbia oil sold
last night at 20 against 2434 a few days
ago.price. Allegheny county finds 634 a goad
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 13135; Silver, 125; Eighty
one's, 116%; Five Twenties, 1862, 119%;
do 1864, 114%; - do 1865," 117%; do 1865,
Console, 113 g; do 1867, 113%; do 1868,
113 g; Ten Forties, 105%; New York
Central, 58%; Erie, —; Reading, 91%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad - , 120; Ohio dt Mississippi,
32g; Michigan Southern, 97N; Cleve
land. as Pittsburgh, 89g; Chicago dc
Rock Island, 28%; Chicago • & North
Western, 82%; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 91%; Adams Express Com
pany, 61; Merchants Union Express,
16g; Pacific Mail, 95g; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 38; Gregory, 2,30;
Quartz Hill, 80; Corydon,. Smith (t
Parmele, 1,35; Am. W. Express 42N.
' Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady it Co.: 'Gold, 131!; United
States Sixes, 1881% 116'; 6-20's, 1862,
119%;:.5.20'5, 1864, 114%: 620's, 1865,
117%; 10-40's, 105%; 5-20'sJan'y and July,
1865, 114 g, do. 1867, 113 N; do. 186i3, —; Seven ,Thirties, par less g;" Due Coin-
Ponndi, 119; Union Pacific Railroad, par;
Central, 103; Cy. Pacifies, 101%.
CBTTelegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
NEW YORE, March 17, 1869.
The demand for money was lively
early in the day and the market firm at
9 per cent. on call, bat towards the close
of bank hours the inquiry abated, and
with liberally offerings loans were made
at 6 pet-cent. Prime discount nominal
at 7®lo per cent. Sterling weak; prime
8; , ,161 8g; sight 93(. Gold was dull until
afternoon, when the rumors that the
Government was about to sell freely, and
that there were to be liberal importa
tions from Europe ' occasionedia decline.
Both reports are, however, improbable.
The price opened at 13135 and closed at
13 1 / 1 31)g. The rates paid for carry
ing ranged from 10®12 per cent. Clear
ances. e 63,000,000.
Governments opened heavy and lower
but became firm in the evening, on news
that the President had signed the Public
Credit bill. Coupons of 1881, 1183i(4)1163ii
do. '62, 119 119%y; do. '64, 114%®115;
`do. 'B5, 11714101117 M; new do., 113h®
11834; do. '67, 11854®;11854.; do. 'BB, 118%
(4113%; 10-40 s, 105340105 X; papilla Rail-.
road tiles 102%010234.
: - 'Statebonds are dbill and heavY.
sour's. 88®88; neW Tennefsees, 65,q®
66%; North Carolinas, 5 73010 5 73.
Railways opened heavybut with more
dispoiltion to b market soon strength
ened; with: New york Central, 51 10bigaz
Southern and Rook Island, and North
western; the first named rose from 18835
to 160%. 'Paelfie'Mall fell to 93,4. Later
the whole market became weak and de.
dined 3(62 per cent, New York . _ Cert.-
tral falling to 15854: stilt later there was
a reaction of 34®,‘ per cent and. the
market closed steady and generally up
from the lower point. -Pacing .atati f e n
to 92 under great pressure of salmi . hut
reacted to 93. Quieksilver and' sales,
sa were in lively request and higher.'
Report says all suits;egalust the;New
'Ycirk. Central have been,withdrawn.' •
Express shares were without . special,
interest,tnongli later lit:thb lay it ba.
came known that, Judge eardOza. bad
granted an ,7nJunetkin to restrain the
prosecntiott a 4.PlP d ing !WWI end the
EZI!
Y.`,.QaiA . ~N
.t. >~: ~•i ~.t d:s .
MOE
bringing up of any more., against the
American and Merchants Union Compa
nies, With an order to show cause why
the injunction should not be, made per
petual. -
Five-thirty Priem—Cumberland, 36
37; Wells Express, 31%1532; . Amen
can, 42y,; Adams, 60%@61: Merchants,
1634@16X ; United States, 56%557 ;
Quicksilver, 213.‘®2135 ; Canton, 50©
60%; Pacing Mail, 9235@03; Western
Union Telegraph, 383./,'538%; Hartford,
and Erie, 25%: Mariposa, 17 1 4@l13; do.
preferred, 34%,0343/* New York Central,
159@159X0 Erie, 4 3 . 531@35%; Hudson,
140@14034; Harlem, 135; Reading, 71%;
Terre Haute, 36©37; do. prfd, 65;4@61334;
Wabash, 8534(4)6034; do. prefld, 7734©
78%; Fort Wayne, 120 y, ®120_34; Ohio
and Mississippi, 32%@32% ; Michigan
Central, 11834; Michigan Southern, Kg@
973 Pittsburgh, 89@893;; Illinois Cen
tral, 138@140; Toledo, 106%; Hoeg Is
land, 128X@129; Northwestern, 83%@
Q 83%; do. preferred, 91%@91%; • Lake
Shore, 107; Chicago and Alton, 1523‘:
Cleveland, Columbus and Indiana Cen
tral, 43.
Mining shares dull.
Copper_ Stocks at Boston—Copper Falls,
14;; Franklin, 20%; Heels, 70; Hancock,
5; Minnesota, 2%; Quincy, 28.
Tile receipts at the Sub-Treasury to
day were $15,000,226: payments
Balance, $94,075,576.
LIVE • STOCK MARKETS
PENN'A CENTRAL STOCK YARDS,
WEDNESDAY, March 17, 1869.
CATTLE—The market thus far this
week has been a little more active, the
sales being larger ih the aggregate than
usual, though compared with last week,
Prices are a shade lower. The demand
seems to be mainly for New York, the
number taken for Philadelphia being
comparatively insignificant, and it would
appear that the latter market is now be.
ing Supplied from Baltimore and Lan]
caster, Chester and other counties in the
*astern part of the State. It is thought
that from this time forward there will
be more buyers than formerly from New
York, audit' this should prove correct,
we expect to see the Cattle trade largely
increased at these yards. As will be
seen by reference to report of sales, good .
shipping steers sold at 7%7%, and ex
tra do may be quoted at B@Bh. Stock
Cattle, 5@6;
WEurtr Ewer, March 10.Greenwald Qi
Kahn to Gillett &Co. 14, weighing 19,225,
7,11; Heskett &Lackey to Beach & Bray
35, weighing 43800, at 7%; Brant to
Young 16, weighing 17,300, at 7.
TRURSDAY, March 11.—Orr do Wil
liam's for Potter to Kelly 20, weighing
20,475, at. 1634; Shamberg to Gillett & Co.
13, weighing 16,200, at 7%; Holmes,Laf
ferty & Co. for Musser to Beach &,Bray
13, weighing 14,750, at 634; Mcßeth to
same 18, weighing 20,775, at 7%; Farnum
to Barnes 20, weighing 20,550, at 6.
FRIDAY, March 12.—Hedges & Taylor
for Nixon to Kelly 21, weighing 29,700,
at. 5,80; Holmes, Lafferty & Co. for Bush
to Gillett & Co. 16. weighing 21,200, at
7,50; same for Martin to Kelly 19. weigh
ing 17.675, at 5; 5 ,1; same for McClain &
Erwin to Hines 18, at 5%; same for Mus
ser to Kelly 4; at 5; Hedges and Taylor
for Barklow to Beach & Bray 18, on pri-
Vide terms; Orr & Williams for Carpen
ter' to Beach .& Bray 12, at 7,28; and 2 at 6;
Brigs to Kelly 20, weighing 19,875;
Holmes, Lafferty & Co; for McKee to
same 20, weighing 20,300, at 6i,Sprinker
to same 20, weighing 21,325, at ti.
SATURDAY, March 13.—Holmes, Laf
ferty & Co. for Ward to Beach & Bray
17,. weighing =,OOO, of 7%; same for
Crisp to Pidcock 17, weighing • 14,950, at
•1;.
TUESDAY ' March 16.—liblmes, Lafferty
t Co, for Holmes & Pfieffer to. Gillett dc
Co. 17, weighing 20,150, at 73i; James
Dolan to same 31,`.weighing 3.3,825, at
7,87: Martin & Frazier to same 51,
weighing 59,475, at 73;; Holmes, Lafferty
& Co. for Holmes dr. Pfieffer to Donnell
16, weighing 19,025, at-7S; same for same
-to Gillett & Co: 16, weighing 18,250,, at
7,45; same for Ewing & Crisp to Redden
48, weighing 59,778.
WEDNESDAY, March 17. - . 4Efolmes,
Lafferty & Co. for Brown AO Beach. &
Bray 15, weighing 22,475, at Z.
SHEEP—The Sheep market, under
the influence of increased arrivals, was
a little dullish to-day and prices were
reported off from a quarter to half •a
cent per pound. Prime to extra still
command a. good price, 7 to 8 cents, and
we are cognizant of one drove of fancy
having been fold at 8;./. For common to
prime shipping Sheep quotations may
, fairly given at 5 t 0.7 cents, and it
takes something very fine to bring the
outside figures above qnoted.
HOGS—The Hog market is firmer and
prices have advanced Billy half a cent
within the past week. .IVe now quote
gd to prime Philadelphia hogs at
®lO o 2
',and Yorkers at 10S®103i. There
was ti4.ale made today at 12,35 i -but - this
is above the market-
PETROLEUM MMIKET.
OpPlos op .Pmrsaultort GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY, March 17, 1869.
The market was decidedly panicky
today, and while there •NM but little
done the feeling was very "bearish,"
and, compared with yesterday, prices
have sti4 farther declined. For March
delivery, last`halt, there was a decline
in Refined of a fall cent during the day,
and the later months are also off but
not so badly,and those who sold "short"
are now covering and that, too, at a very
handsome profit. Notwithstanding the
decline to-day, the question still comes
up, is it likely to go lower? and this is
the moat important, point connected with
the business - at the present time. There
are many, including shorts and specula
tors, who are desirous of buying, but
who do not desire to pitch In while there
is a prospect of a still further decline,
and hence, while the market remains - in
its present condition, weak and droop
ing, we do not expeet to see much biiii
ness
REFINED—The market; as already
intimated. was weak and panicky to
day, and compared with yesterday pri
ces have still further declined. We can
report 1000 bbls—eorly in -the day—for
the last half of March at 32; 1000 for the,
last half of April at 33; 1000 same de
livery at 82)9; and 1000 for May at 33.
ORUDE--Also is very dull - and low
er; sales of 2000 bbl seller for next six
months at 16K; 2000 to June 20th at
and,looo first water, 40 to 96, at 15X. As
in the case of - Refined, there are a good
many buyera,- but they -are holding
back. in anticipatlon of a still ' . further
• LOIMICATING ems.
Eclipse Winter Lubrioating alt 40a
Eclipse Railroad Azle. . ... .. . ... 85a
•Ea . Machinery. . .. . .. . .. . ... 780
&lime. Spindle
OIL ISHTIVXD NAST DV A. V. R. U.
McKee,' Hackett & Co. 230 bbl refined
tolV; - P.'Logari dz Bro., Philadelphia'.
'Total alidpmento Rented. . .... 280
OIL tilkt?PliD BAIT ` e pgnl [ ‘DpatllCSNll
IHutoldiiton 0 11• Ref. Co., 229 bble raf t
to Warden. Frew & Co., Ph lladephla.
Brooke, B. dt '0o.; 55 bbl refined to
W. P. & Co., Philadelphia.
Total-8111pmenta itefined ..... . . . 284