~~ -
II
STEEL WORKS.
InIQUESNE WORKS.
IOLEMAN, KAHN & CO.,
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS •
varICKIESNE. 16 X. AND JIINIATA.
, ..
.11,41,T BAR ROUND 'AND SQUARE IRON.
I 'BAND, HOOP, SHEET AND TANK IRON. '
BOIL'S It PL ~ Tza AND HEADS„_
IetIABD IRON, DRAG and roloem BABB,
7LANGILD CUT LSE. BAB S
A, CrIANDE
1 T
AND AND 'FLAT RAIL, for Coal Roads.
CROW n , ,I. RS WEDOFts & H ARRA )W TEETH,
WRING:FLOW AND CULTIVATOR STSEL,
IrAL WINGS AND MOULDS mnt to pattern.
allsEk, TUTS, SLILEL SHAFTING, A. 13.
ASIL .
H, BUGGY and WA GON SPRINGS and
s.
axt;
CUT E . NAILS AND SPIRES. - .
All tioodp FirstUass and. Warranted.
1
-...
aixtitenth S tre et , egheny flyer,
and 77 Water Pittsburgh.
lODEFFROY BBANCKER & CO.,
Are prepared, as Sole Agents In the United
Slates (Or -the Prussian alining and Iron Com
-IPny of Duhhurs , ,' Westphalia, to contract or
Bell is quantities to suit purchiusers, (delivered in
•tther New York or Phlladeltdda, ) tbe celebrated
V. G. SpIEtGEL.EISEN
Vied ioemtcnsively for the manufactuting of
This Iron U free from Ealpur and rhospboras,
stwil! o:estates a lies. 7 per oew age of Maneaese.
pirtlealars; samples, prises or ohendeid
434075-la Will be promptly forwarded oa applica
jaSO:d7B
triMnaeLD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, IU?AIOK & (30.,
lirrunlitdru• PA-
idendilltinairs of every description of •
. • .
t . ASM GERMAN
XTT AND
AXLES PAT & MPR ROo
IWarehe'fine, SS Water and 100 Finit Sta.
& PARKIN.
,examtAx. emiraxas:
"farceur. Excel:if "aware,
exo. W. BABB. I 04AB. PARKIN.
• BeiauXPAztare-13. M. ILIIILB.
C/lESCIZET STEEL WORKS,
111 1 7 11NR, BARB &- PARKIN,
- - Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
1161.11:d46 PITTSBURGH, PA..-
BM.tICILDIAMOND
.PARK, BROTHER & co;
• 1139LIrmnRIT %
Once and Warehouse, 120, 12g. 1248ECOND
and 119 and ISI FIB= WritEETS,
111014VZ22=11, Pres't W. P. POW2III. Sapit.
IDDITTERIIIRGH FORG F E
AND IR‘IN CO.,
liar Iron;
Maltreat! Fish Bars and Bolts;
naliroid Car Axles, Zoned;
Car Ara's Hantineroll
Ikethitotive Frai!..!s; •
Ziet:iittotiSe Frame 15114110111
Yokes, Straps; .
Piston Weeds;
akiliM l 4 ol o P4Ra4st
Stesisabost Cranks;
. 'Plattsa Rods, Wrists; •
Pittman Jaws, Collars, 4te.
0ff1.9‘.." No. 17,7 PENN . STREET,
EdIRSBESEN PROCESS.
The Trastees are noir nrepared to_drunt limn
ers for tha use of the ET•T.7 9 .SELLN PRO
VOS& ,
The sUperior quality imparted to good iron,
the treat Improirtnient in inferior iron. and the
r ed i esk,ist.compiend it to all manufacturers of
UM:
WiShiltg tp . UM it can obtain licenses by
niddrlhif
-JAMES P. SPEER,
. Attorney for the Trustees,
MOE, seo
o PENIS STIttET.
•
iiiirties interested' are Invited re'
to visit the
WINIMBGEtt WORTS. Where the process Is
sow it imcceseral operation, - resain
IQ } PRESTON & co" .
PiiimArivin4iron Works.
. .
at s. Nos. 166 an. 0161 1133111
10,106111 e / 106 9 6 1taasislibmsel iza
splfsa6, • PIT IL
prrißiguctff
NO , E,LTY WORKS.
rowiliod A. D. Ism
ADAMS - & CO.
' I 'r 31143FURACTIINIES8 '
11M3TONIS iSTANDAND,_WAIEBBANK B PAT.
• -.11:NT1 MATION,24 AND COUNTER '
f.
:;SCALES.
Jamis.if seed Paierit, Door Looka and Latches,
; 'l'Mat and Oorree AMIN Ao.
6 MIERI Or hIST AVE HUB & MUTT 818 4
• -
• GASANDS a WITTING.
XMIX 1t "Xen36..40111+ 11134..,812191: Ens
j 4 ", c° 40421 C4)4
BRAM volitiolfßA
GAS AND ATEAN PITTBRA
S t M t ß i Mns ai nzrua
of Eke end West Streets,
Mannfacturent of
OFF/OES AND WORKS
42 Rrehange Place, New York,
DESSElltima imam
STEEL WORKS.
3fannhictstress of all descriptions of
PITTSBI3II.6IH.
IRON WORKS.
KAPOTAC7/17HX11/3 OP
P Tissyss
Esse
NOVELTY WORKS.
xwnBURGS:
ME
EMS
FOIM)111313, raAosirnsirs.
OAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COYPANY.,
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IlgrEuries, Rolling Mill Ma.
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, ind Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE,WORKII. rt•
Verner Car Foll sad Smancianitreeis,
- (xiIITTH WABD,)
.errreanatort,
WILLIAM SMITH ,
Manufacturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
POE OAS AND WATER, WORKS.
/Sy Pines are all cut Invarlablyin Tits, In dry
sand. and 1 that lengths. Also. full assortment
of general
Castings lbr Gas and
• WateiWork&
I would also call the attention of Superintend.
mats of eas s Works to ay make of RETORTS.
ATLAII WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
THOMAS N. MILLEB, President.
These Works are among the largest sad soot
complete eetabllihmente In the West, and are
now prepared to furnish
Engines, of Overif,
Boil Very Oil TAMIL.. - •
Shoot Iron Work.
isnroad CastinlP.
Rolling 11111 Casting&
Itnaine Castings.
ELsethine
Gummi Castings.
08.DICE3 soucrintu.
no9:neso
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
Successors to Bonntsorr, MIgIS t Yrtammit,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Bost and Stationary Steam-En
gines, Blast Engines, KM Machinery. Bearing.
StiattlVitings of all descriptions: Oil Tann.
and St llls. Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, o. 151, corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
tor se
Agents for GITFABIPS PATZ2 r2 itinsuros
eding Boilers. . -
morrr BLANC FOUNDRY. •
ntutter Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite
-
(Opposite Union Don Mills, .
PITTSBURGH.
Bolling 1111 and Bridge Casting%
• THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXED,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GICIIIIIRALLT.
Orders promptlj and carefully executed.
Charges resaoustae.
EBBFRT & ILWITUBID•
04315:128
THONAJ3 CARLIN
Fourth Ward lorutdry and lodine Work',
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, 0112resses,
rnileys, Shafting, Grist and Saw Kill Wort,
Bolling Mill and Machine Castings, Grate Ban,
Weights, Wagon Boxes, de. BaM to order and
have on hand Engines of all sixes:- mvIll:O8
CENTRAL - FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
sso Penn Street! "
BOLIMAN, BOYD & BAGUET.
cam Bow, wu Casting q, 801 l Lathes, Be.
LT#MBER.
L UMBER! LITRIBEIt I
ALLDILLPIDIIB
Dealer in all Kin die of Lumber.
ON RAND AND FOR seta;
1 000,000 feet Dry Pun Boards;
150,000 feet 13‘ and 9 inch Clear Plank;
30,000 feet Dry ill inch Common Plank;
30,000 feet Dry 1 and 9 iselt Oak;
95,000 feet Drs , Al‘ and 3lnch Alt._ •
5,000 ft . DryB.'sh, In. Cherry Maple,
30,000 ft . Dz 1, Ih, 9 and 8 inch Poplan
10,000 feet ry poplavileantling;
1150,000 feet cadmic Joists and Scanting:
750,000 No. 1 LS-inch Shingles, sawed;
- N 50,000 No. 110-Inch shingled, sawed:
40,000N0. 1 linch Shingles, grieved;
nO,OOO Fire Brick;
1,000 Fire
wo Tons Etre Clay;
"ramrod-Igo. 55•PEZBLE wrinErr,_itmnerl7
Nanohester.and 157 REBECCA TELLA - x.OM'
ate the Ehts Works. Allegheny Oily. non
OOPPEIL
r AKE summon
n --
um ELL ANDSULTIIIS waxy
PARK, MaCIIRDT &
Fasitillicturers of Sheathing, Era:lent and Bolt
copper,Pressed Copper Bottoms,Raised Rot.
Sours, StielUr Solder. Also Intnstters and Deal
ers Metal, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, ic.
con gently, on hand Tinnere Machines at.d Tools.
IBOOND
Wareho iITREET use, No. 140Fittatnugh FIRST STREET and ISO
~
Speedsl orders of Copper to to any dallied nat.
Mr". • mrll4.o3ltrt NOP
DYER AND SCOURER,
EL J. LANCE,
DYER AND SCOURER.
No. ST. CIAA LER ISTA:SELIM
4,10 - 11•406. and 137 Third Melt
PITTSBURGH. PAN
g`*,l' ,
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : FRIDAY. MARCIE 19 1869.
ENGINES, BOILIORS,
HUGH N. BOLE & CO.,
Cor. Point Alley and Daquesne
(NZAR THE POINT)
Engine Builders, Founders and
• Machinists.
Manufacture. STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY -ENGINES. of all slue.
fteclal attention invited Itour new STATION-
Any OIL WELL ENGIN AND PORTABLE
-BOILER, of 15.1toraemower.
CASTINGS of every Lind, made to order stow
Foundry, on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells. SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS. HOUSE and TOBACCO S CREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny Myer s near the Foist.
I PITTSBURGH, PA.
aar, AU orders promptly Sued. Tat us.
BT PITT
BOILER, STILL Ali/3 TANS
WORKS.
CARROLL al. SNYDER,
TURMAN. DOUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR,
EBBIRE- . BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL
.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, SMIRCHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON.
DENBERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETEES AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL MITES
thlko sad Warehouse. corner SetionS,
Third. Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
dr Orders sent to the above address will be
promntly attended to. mh7:189
BANXIIILL & CO.,
• BOILER MAKERS
&ND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 110, 1111. A 4 LED 56 PENN ST.
Haring - secured...alma yard and ituwished it
with the most approved machinery, we are pre
pared to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS in the beet manner, and warranted equal to
an n
y made In the oountry. Ohisaneye, Breeching. :
Yi Beds, Steen Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans. Tanks, Oil Stills, Agita
tors,. Settling Pans, Boiler Iron, Bridges, Biggar
Pans, and sole maanfscturers of Barnhill , s Pat
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on shortest notice. Waal
r:r3
JAMES 31.111TElt,
• No.. 55 and 56 Water finreet,
iirrrantmen, p. 16,
ILANCr7II.OIVO3OI 07
IRON OIL TANKS,
EITTLENG PANS, COPPER STEAM PLPX,
SOLLENO MILL STAGES, •
And SHEET. IRON WORK.
Tor Steamboats.
Jam= ..... ....zzmntrk D. Dam
TARED M. BRUSIIA SON,
icArwricruazas or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SUEIIT IRON WOGS. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittatrurgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o.
THE BEST STOVES.
A..BRADLEY & CO.
Mannikcturers of the greatest variety 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,Oince, Store or
Church. Fire needs ao rekindling—burns &Irwin
ter. Do twiny until yos see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD. STREET.
Our Agents for Orientals—DEMMLEß /MOS.,
dnilthtleld St.; GEO. HUBLEY, .Allegheny llty.
5
KANurAcnnursis OF YVIIIT Timm OP
131111CONTMS, 12
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
"THE FIERY FURNACE, "
Pos WAsicuta BuLtontos.
THE' NEW ANTI-DUET COOKING STOVE,
“BZGETLATOIL ,, COLUMBIA COOK STOVE_
• litElE MANTLES , PORTABLit
BEY [AMOR, GRATEal,free from dirt and 4a4;
GRATZ BUNTS , ZNDIIBB,
206 208 Liberty Streets
seCkil7 PITTSBURGH, PA.
000KSTOVE&
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL a CO.'
TRIIIMPI-1, .
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
sill assay other Store the Union.
IIBSPLIt & Oaf
'No. 285 Liberty Street.
atm on land and for sat,
PARLO B lLlyp r g e B, Bpo .....
"`Partrli -.4&34Z.32,44.
H.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
flairlug removal their Moe to
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
(Lately City /lour gill) alt(3oNli ZLOOB.
Axe now tritium_ ed_i_o_fun4sh_g_ood 1r01761110.
kirliZNY LUNA Nlo2' cum, ()ABLAZE, at the
loweimmorket price.
All orders lea at their °Moe, or &lammed tO
them through the •ma11.:1r111 be attended tO
protautm.
WEST COMMON . .
MMachine Stone WOrkop
Norokirensoriter4ifiVepitbotninon,legierm
Pitillift CLIMATE& cr:
,
Ninon big o t or veparegit.ort notice Beira
Viini43o. lan lir Tomb ic. 81"4 "
nnewitire=nted. moos reuouble
-
~:- -~
NIAIRMICTI3RILIIS OP
COAL AND COKE.
STONE.
FINALNOL&L,
4,500,000
SEVEN PLR CENT, GOLD BONDS,
THIRTY TERM TO BUN,
ISSUED BY
The Lake Superior and Mississippi
River Railroad Company.
THEY ARE A FIRST -ORTOLGE
SINKING FUND BOND,
Free of. United States Tax,
BICIIBED BY I
ONE MILLION SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO
THOUSAND ACRES OF CHOICE LANDS.
And by the RatlrOad, Its Rolling Eton': b. and the
ilanehhstasitthe Company. ',,
I Doable Security . & First Class Investment
In every respect, yielding In Currency nearly
TEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
Present Price, Ninety-flve and, Interest
Gold, (loyernmint Bonds and othir Stocks re•
calved in payment at their highest market price.
Pamphlets and faU Information given on ap
pißast.l9n to .
JAY COOKE di CO.,
4.114 iouth Third Seet,
PHILADELPHIA.
Es W. CLARK. dr CO.,
No. 35 South Third Street,
putuumx,psTh.
Pistol Agents of the Lake thiperior
Mississippi River Railroad Ce.
pLi. B. AWAY & coq
SEXPLE JONFS,
JAMES T. BRADY k CO
HART, CAUGHEY & CO
mh13:166 •
FORT PM BANKING COHPINY,
No. 169 Wood Stied,.
CAPITAL, : : : : : $2 1 T 9 . 0,000.
STOCKHOLDER INDIVIDUALLY LIABLt.
D .11E8 IN
GOVER d[i T SECURITIES
AND COLD.
INTEENST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
~.__
.
Collections made on all accessible points in
the United States and Canada'.
>, A •
DEFLECTORS: L A
1 Jno. C Wisher, -
Eobt. H. Iling,
Andrew Miller,
James H. Bailey.
ii.I7BHAN, Pres 4.
[LAOS. Cashier.
D. Hostetter, -
Jones Gordon,
D. "WaMice,
Fawcett,
BAWL. X
D. LEST
NATIONAL BANK ,OF COMMERCE,
Cor. of Wood and Shia Sta.
A. PATTERSOII..--........,.Pre5tdakt.
JOS. B. LULL
• • 1
. .. .
•
CAPITAL, : : : $500,000.
• DiazoToss:
A. Patterson, George W 's \-..-..''''''''•,-/ Casa,
Wm. B. Brown, R H. Palmer
Chas. Lockhart; - Wm. DOuglas.
Dan. B. .Dalvldson. WM. Reed. •
W.B. Haven. 1
# d. M.
1111100178 TS DAIL
ID9:012
HAUTOCAILIGHEY &
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner; Third aria Wood . Streets,
iirrriaistaleir !
trucozssons TO amssrA, murr s C 0..)
Malang on
Exchange r Coil,_Coupons,
And particular attention , paid to the Purcliate
and ule of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.'
Sight Drafts on London.
smut
sONS,
omas
u
•
57' -Market Street,
, .1.`'.1. - .118u5ET1143313,
. .
Collections made on all 'de principal joints of
the United Mates and °mdse.
Stocke s ßonds and other Seimrithle
BOVOIFIT AND BOW ON 00X19)3810N.
Particular attention paid to the Plirelmati 1164
sale of ,
United States SecUrities:
jaao:ai I
DOLLAR SAVINGS ' , Bill
After the Fireter March Welt,
Will be cloned on - I . • .
• I
WEDNESDAY EVENINOS,
And open dell,: from 9 o'clock A. m. to 3 o'clock
P. x.. and on I
Saturdav Everab.gs.
1019:03
Jr. 11. SWINT 41 1 . Y anamr
stiPINT. & neutrr, j.
azoartzdruan sND
, CARVER;;&
No. 68 y St.,Allegheny la.
I
• lam_annrtment of NEWEL MITE and
BlLwrisa colutailtlY on hand. TESTING
of desc ri ptions, dons. online
CENTRAL AND 1:1 • ON
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest Investment pow in the market for
- sale by
Phi* .31Urta l AZ,
Comer FIFTH AVENUE dt WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer. In Government Bonds. ..Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange at market
rates. deal
AXES Ta BRADY & 0.,
(8 I aces sot s to S. JONES
+ d C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
33 49-IV32ir..M3Si.
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS 07
Ael
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
61OLD, SUM AND COUPONS,
ON MOST fAVORABLE TERMS.
Imo' Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Mir 'Honey lOaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders executed for the Parebase
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
tyljelittOnagt Gaititt.
FINANCE AND` TRADE:
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, March 18; 1869.
The passage 'of Schenck and Hooper's
bills gave a new impetus to the rising
tendency of the bond market and quota
tions were about % per cent. higher
than yesterday. •
In the same proportion as bonds ad
vonced gold.declined, and closed about
one per cent, lower this evening than
the opening price of last night, with a
still downward tendency.
In Stocks a general decline took place
in all the clique stocks that were re
ported to be thrown on the market a few
weeks ago, whilst F ort
. Wayne, and all
good dividend stocks, advanced. -
Business is very dull and coney is
stronger.
Quotations as: received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 131; Silver, 124; Eighty
one's,'ll6%; Five Twenties, 1862, 119%;
do 1864, 115%; do 1865, 117%; do 1865,
Consols, 113%; do 1867,' 113%; do 1868,
11%3; Teri. Forties, 105%; New - York
---
Central, 58%; Erie, —• Reading, 90%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne dr, Chicago
Railroad, 120%; Ohio er.. Mississippi,
323/ 4 ; Michigan Southern, 97%; Cleve
land dr,' Pittsburgh, 846 ; Chicago di
Rock Island, 28%; Chicago & North
Western, 83%; Chicago dt:,North Western
Preferred, 91%; Adams \Express Com
pany, 68; Merchants Union Express,
---; Pacific Mail, 90%; WfiStern Union
Telegraph Company, 37%; Gregory, 2,40;
Quartz Hill, 90; Corydon, —; Smith &
Parmleei 1,35; Am. W. Express 42%. ,
[By Telegraph to - the Pittsburgh Guette:l
•
Money active at 7 per cent. on call;
some weak borrowers paid '7 per cent. in
gold. The banks aro generally doing bet
little, for in ,the ,streets there .is still an
uneasy feeling relative to the course of
the market for the next two weeks, which
delays hull moveMents. There are re
ports of locking up, but no visible signs
.
thereof. _ Commercialpaper dull at 7©IO
per cent. The Camden and Amboy Rail
road yesterday negotiated for 800,09
poundi sterling of theirbonds in the Lon
don Exchange, whicfi is likely soon to
come on the market, and has depressed
rates, and prime sixty day bills closed at
8%, with good bills at • 8%@8%. There
_was rather more demand at a decline.
Gold lower; opened at 131%, closing at
isoyamom. The room this afternoon
was the scene of great excitement and
the business transacted was _enormous.
Foreign bankers sold eight or ten mil
lions against the' purchaie of bonds.
The strength of the market was a sur
prise, but the large short interest un
doubtedly checked the downward move
ment. The rates for carrying were 2@)7
per cent in the morning, and , in the after
noon flat • for borrowing. Clearances,
/60.0081000.
GoVernments are active and higher,
with great excitement and animation in
the evening, on large European orders
fcir bonds. The. new 'Bss and '876 were
in demand, having been lately- intro
duced at London and Frankfort, and:the
purchases a gregated' at the close.. to
p )
110,000,000. coupon s of 1881,116%@118%;
,
do. '824 110 @119%; do. 'B4, 115©115%;
do. , 'B5, 11 %@117%; new do., 1133;®
1183; • do. 4 87,L18%©114; do. 'BB, nay.
(4114; 1040 s, 105%®106; Paci fi c Railroad
road- Bs, 102%@102%. ,
State bonds firm, except Louisianan,
which are weak; , Missouris, 87%o588;
New TAnneosees, 65@65%; North Caro
linas, 673403 5 / 3 r, L ouisiana. Levee Bonds,
65@68.
The stockmarket wasirregular dating
the forenoon. The New York Centtal
fluctuatea. between - 1.68 3 / 4 ®169 3 / 4 on Alba
ny reports concerning the bill introduced
in the Senate yesterday. Pacific
Mail fell at one time to 90 3 / 4 . Toledo
was strong and the Northwestern ad
vanced. Erie was weak and lower,
and Mariposa higher. The market
was steady:at the one o'clock Board, ex
cept Toledo, which fell from 107 3 / 4 to
1 06 3 / 4 . Prices were a fraction better at
the second regular Board, and before the
close of the day there was a general ad
vance in prices, Pacific Mail touching
92, while Northwestern was the prin
cipal feature, which advanced, to 82 3 / 4 ®
82% for common, and 92(4)92y for pre
ferred. Express ahares were dull and
lower.
Five-thirty ZWeissituriberland, 86®
136 3 / 4 ; Wells Express, sox@si; Am e n,.
can, 41®41%; Adams,. 69 3 / 4 ®59 3 / 4 : Mer
chants, /535®16; United States, 65 3 / 4 ®
56; Quicksilver .18X @lil a / 1 Clanton 69®
69 3 / 4 ; Pacific 541 i. 913/44913/4; Western
Union Telegraph, 37 3 / 4 038;1 Hartford
and Erie, 8835; Mariposa, 173‘®18;
preferred, 8734 ®87 3 / 4 ; New York Central,
169 3 / 4 0160; Erie, 333‘®83 3 / 4 ; Hudson,
/40@i40m; Earleml3s; Reading, 913
_ „
:
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NEW YORK, March 18, 1869.
®913 Terre Haute, 35@38; Wabash,
683;®87; do. prerd, 78; St. Paul,
693®70; do preferred. 79!4;®79%; Fort
Wayne, 120 1 4®120.!4;' Ohio and 21118315.
sippi,- 3234®3236; Michigan Central, 117;
Michigan Southern, 97 ®97X: Illinois Cen
tral, 138@140; Pittsburgh. 86%@87; Tole
do, 106%®106y 3 ; Roc. Island, 1283‘14
129; Northwestern. 8.1®87%; prerd.. 91;
St. Joseph preferred, 1136; . Chicago it
Alton, 152.
Mining shares dull except Smith &Par
melee and Quartz Hill, the former at 124
and the latter at 94.
Copper Stocks at Boston—Copner Falls,.
14; Franklin, 20; Heels, 79; Hancooa,
WO Minnesota, 23: Quincy,'3o.
The receipts at the Sub• Treasury :to
day were $1,235,991: payments, $900,381..
Balance, 192,414,486.
PITTSBURGII MARKETS;
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, March 18, 1869. '
Business generally continues dull, and
the long looked for improvement has not
yet taken place. The demand for almost
everything continues very light being
restricted mainly to supplying immedi
ate wants, as the policy of all business
men seems to be to carry just as little
stock as possible, s 6 that in case of
shrinkage, in valne; the loss will not be•
so heavy. Notwithstanding money is
comparatively easy, there is an entire ab 7
Bence of anything like a specula:ive
feeling, and many 'business men, in the
absence of any other employment, have
invested their money in United States
bonds, feeling assured that it is the safe
est and most profitable investment they
can make at present.
APPLES—In fair demand with regu
lar sales at $4@6,50 per bbl for common
to choice. 1.
APPLE BUTTER—Unchanged; at 80
®9oc.
BUTTER—Prime to choiee Is In
steady demand with regular sales at 43®
45—fancy brands. 46@48.
BEANS-. uiet; 0,50(43,75. . •
- CHEESE—SaIes of Factory at 23 and
New York Goshen at 24, Market Almost
bare.
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CARBON OlL—Dull and lowsr, and
may now be quoted at 29®2934.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII; 3©33.
CORNMEAL—S47S@I,BS per cwt.
CRANBERRIES—SaIes at $1.8@522.
DRIED FRUIT—DuII but uni3hangeck
Peaches 1.4(4)15 for quarters: 16@17 for
mixed, and 18@20 for halves. Apples
11®12 1 ,t cts.
EGUS—In better :demand and a shade
higher; we now quote at 22®23.
HAY—The market for baled is a
shade better and we now quote at /24@
27, on wharf, for good to strictly prims.
HOMINY-:-56,0056,25 per barrel..
PROVISIONS—Tne market is firmer
and the demand a little more active,
but prices as yet are unchanged.
Bacon is quiet and unchanged at 143.6 for
Shoulders; MAO Sides, 163,@17,.-and
Clear Sides, at 18@l83, and Su (cured
Hains 1934. _Steamed Lard, 19 ®19%; and
kett:e rendered, 20@20 1 4., . Mess Pork
632@32,50. •„
POTATOES —Demand better but pri
ces unchanged st 75@s0.
PEANUTS-10 ots per pound.
GRAlN—There is little or no demand
for . Wheat in this inaritet and prices are ,
nominal at 81,43@1,45 for No. 1 Spring
and 81,55 for No. 1 Winter. Corn is dull
and lower; sale of 3 cars white ear at 70
and 1 car mimed at 72; prime yellow
may be quoted at 75. Oats quiet and un
changed at 65(66 on track and 68fD70
,for small lots in store; sale of 1 cdr at
644. Rye dull and unchanged at $440
for western and $1,42®1,43 for prime
State and Barley is less active
and we now quote good to strictly prime
Sprlna at $2(02,10.
FEED—SaIe on wharf of 30 tons shorts
at an average of 81,30; middlings quoted
at $1,7001,80, as to quality.
SEEDS--We can report regularfales
of Cloverseed at 110010,50 and Timothy
at $3,50@3,60. Flaxseed is scarcer and
may be quoted ot 82,45©2,50.
SALT—Is quiet bnt steady, and is still
quoted at 12 by the car load. •
SORGIAUDI--60@65c. --
FEATRERS--Ashade firmer, and .we
now quote live geese feathers at 80 toi the
trade, and the usual advance in a retail
way.
_ FLOUR—There is no improvement to
note in the demand and while the marl
ket is quilet prices are unchanged.
Sprlng,Wheat brands $6,78@7,25 for good
to choitie; Winter Wheat 17,75®9,50.
The following are the Pearl Mill prices
for their brands of flour made of the
best 'wheat: Pearl Mill three star green.
brand, in barrels, $9,90 in sacks 19,60;
double extra in barrels $9,00, and in
sacks at 18;90; Pearl MU family in bar-.
rels, $8,40, and in sacks at 18,00, Spring
Wheat brands in barrels 17,30, and in
sacks 17,00. The Pittsburgh . City. Mills
prices are as follows: Choice White Win
ter. Wheat ; Moravia bbls, 's9;3o ; '-and
lean: $9,004 choice Red Winter Wh'eat
Flour, in 6618,17,75, and in sacks $7,50;
choice Spring Wheat. Flour, in.. bbls,
17,30, and in sacks, 17 per. bbl.
LARD OIL—We now quote No. lat
11,65, and No. 2 at 11,80.
W - dull but un
changed; may be quoted • In a jobbing
way at 94@95.-
Llie Stock Markets.
TamAoo, March 18—Cattie Market.—.
Uoge opened dull but subsequently, be-:
Came active and, 25c lower, at
for common, 69;5069,76 for,,fair to me,
ditto], $10©10,75 for good to choice,and
1511,12%®11,25 Air prime assortelots;
receipts 5,402 bead; shipments 4,001 ead.
Beet Cattle . steady at 55,25©5,75 for
butcher stock, $6©0,75 for stockers and
light steers, and - 41 , 7158 for, good to extra
shipping steers. ,
C/NCINNATI, March la—Cattle Market
—Beef Cattle quiet and steady at #4@i
7,50. Hogs are steady at s9@ll for gross.
Dr' Goods
-NEw YORK. March 18.—As intimated
last week priectiofleading makea of prints
have given away to-day 3,c per yard, and
are <now as low they will go; buyers:
consequently have taken hold of these
goods new, with more alacrity; we quota
Spraittes dull at 18c, Aliens dt Richmonds
at 12,1 c; Conestnga at 12340; the Llamas
ter* Orlenta lare steady and in fairire
quest at .12N. in. other descriptions of
staple &oda uo particular change: The
Green and Red Bank bleached muslins
are selling down to 12%0, and the 74
widths of both makes at 1.44 c.
BALTIMOIiE, March lg.—Flour firm for
low grades and dull for others. Wheat
very dull and low grades unsaleable;
prime valleyzed at $ 2 ,05®2,15. Corn is
dull and heavy, with sales prime white
at 80@82c; and yellow at 82®94. Olds
nominal. 'Bye nominal at $1,40. Mess
Pork firm at 1.33. Bacon active and firm;
rib sides at - 170, clear do. at 18e,and
shoulders at 15e. Hams at 20®21 4 Lard
firm at 20c. Whisky dull at 92c.
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MEMPHIS, March 18.—Cotton dull and
nominal at 27@273 ; receipts, 424 bales;
exports. 690. Flour very dull; superfine
at 15,7E48,25. Corn 7 73,;®78, Oats 71(4
73. Hay 1126@27., Pork. 132,50. Lard
19}ii3420. Bacon steady, shoulders 15,
aides 173;@)18. ,Bulk Meats steady,
shoulders .1; sides lON. •