[ll
S i n=lro
"V i tt '
a
DuAvEog, 'wow.
CoLENLM RaM &
Kanursciarers of
.
_IRON; - N-AILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND . SpRINCS
D*44liianT: L icAND JUNIATA,
FLAT BAIL ROUND AND ' I3QD/IRE IRON.
BANWMOOPLSELEET ',AND WA.NK IRON,
BOIL_ u trii PL VT.ItS AND HEADS,
GUARD IRON.
_DRAG and DROPPER BARS
. - FLANGED CUTTER BARS. CYLINDE R
LEWN • .
*tit RAIL, i'or Coal iloUte.
.CROWB itt3,WEDGES & HARUDW TEETH,
SPIIING.PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
WINGS AND MOULDS eat to pattern.
STEEL SHAFTING, A. B.
COA H, BUGGY indW ADDS SPRINGS and
'AXLES. -
CUT NAILS AND SPIBES. •
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
• OFFICES AND WORKS:
- •
81.xteentiilgtiee` t and:Allegheny Rival:,
and 77 - Velater Street, Pittsburgh.
tODEFFiIoY IRANCKER &
12 Exclutige Nam Neff York-,
Are prepared. as Sole Agents In the United
States for the Prussian Mining and lien Corn.
7 P 4 , 47 of Westphalia , to contract or
Bell in quantities to suit purchasers, (delive red in
either New York or Philadelphia,) the celebrated
V. G. SPIEG-ELEISEN
Used so extensively for the manufacturing of
trrElm.
This Iran is free from Sulparaadl Phosphorus,
and conts.tria a heavy per cent age of Manganese.
—Full particulars, tramples,{ prices Or chemical
analysis will be promptly forwarded onapplica.
l-"a m . ,js3o:d7l-
SHEFFIELD WIDEL:WORIM
%BING% & 00,
• PITTSBURGH,. Pd. • 1-1
stsnewturers of ev ery
W In' GERMAN STEF4
_ 3 : lll%.:ilii n 3 2 l 6 etiall'Oltld SPRING%
AXLES, B'EZEL le.. ale! .
Wareham" 811 Water anilloo First Ste.
smin - &
_ GIZIMAL vutirszas:
30 1 E0ALT. I BZUBEN XrE.L.II:B,
eECk. W. BARB. I , GRAB. PARKIN.
Brix am.. PARTarss.-11. X. Elll3. •
CRESCENT ST*EX.WORS,
AMER, 13,4118 PARKIN,
Orrtoe, No., 339 Liberty 3t,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
falUdia . -
p o LCK DWIOM)
STEEL WORKS.
VARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufteiureis of an deocrttettoas of
era:
ildnee and Wdzehonsd,_Vlll. 1211. 194 EUICOND
sad 1.19 add LIU Fa ST 9T9JSZT9.
pnTsisussic,
IRON 'WORKS.
Vssizia, W. P. MUM, Wt.
FITTSBERGII FORGE
AND IRON. co.,
ILAIMITACTIIETIN or
Bar Irma;
Itabilroad Fish Bars sad Bolts;
liallroad Oil! Axles lieUed;
liallread Car Axles
.Closesomiitive Irrassaia
1411001nOtiVe FTIIIIIO Shapes;
Side Rodin
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Heads;
ateanalboat Shansi
Mug" *odes *Pits ;.
.Pitiiiaa Jaws, Collars. die.
=Oct; 177. STREET;
ELLERSRHSEN PROCESS.
The Trustees are now nrepered gnat Dean --
Des for the use of the -ELLEBBIL&IIBEN PRO
OWL
. The snpetior quality imnatted to good !row'
thee great improvemdat in inferior iron. and the
reduced oest.commend It to eli manufacturers of
I" lbtles .
will:dna to nee it can obtain licenses by
applying to
_ . .
'JkIYEES P... SPEER,
iittpli m for AtiNTrasiges, „-
BOOMS I: 'find' 7; YnWatiqi-Bun' dint . '913
Boalth avenue.
Parties Interested are invited to . vlsit ' the
SHOENBERGSit WOUNS. where. the Process is
now In successful operation. fet:dt7
EVERSON, PiIIEpTON &
telliffiVaiga Iron Works..
Waren°llse, tros. lee 11411117 ; 7288 T
'roam, cyposAtis 1i° 31721 . 048..nau1t4 a0n .
spal:de FITTSBIP
NOVELTY WORKS.
vonwrgliltrtiG,
NOVELTY
Irm..*:4 a- ,D! !Aim ,
ADANA MOM _& CO.
AgkinntACT Ernal
11:3111TOBICEITANDARD. LVAIBBANKV?AT
.XST) PLATIMiIt ABM COUNT=
'6OAriES.
haus Facsed 'r teat DoorlWks ADA Latchesi
Past and ROP4lll.lus. &C.
0031tER OF FIRST avOrris a OUT 810.
l'rr:lr-14.114.12F-vOinivYs
Joiliar.toorsir roc xari;i.ittinhitallog.
JOHN.PI6 COOPED ii, Cry
,
iniekt ziolmmur,7l
.GAIEVAND,EMIAMITIT E
NS
,
Mannfactaren orSusErs Ass s
421.vailiesetrintAon; &aim In OnIVI
~n-Tusortie, of ail lands. • -
.of pike:and Walnut Streeth
I , Tritatr7ROX4 - ; --
= -;
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211tP- TORT PITT
FOUNDRY COYPANI.
OFFICE AND WORKSI
TW.FeLiFTH. STREET,
PITTS PI:MOH, PAL
egrEngines, Bolling MUI Ma
chinery,, ROL: 11,11111. 1 / 2 Re
torts, and 'CasiiligB generally.
S — ATIONAL r9VNTIottIE
AND PIPE WORKS: '
Corner CarronAnd Minalmiantatriets,
(lINTH w.uno.)
rrx-rsinmiait •
WILLIAM. SMITH,
ManufactUrer of
CAST IRON Rolm PIPE
• • .
YOB GAB AND WATER
. „
My Pines are all cut invarlablyin Pits, la dry
'sand. and It feet lengtlM. ..411s0i full imartment
of general
Atisi-iPorte.
!would also Call the , !Mention of lingerintand•
cute of G i "Works to my make of BETORIt.
ATLAS WORKS,:
I[O~tTON. STRZ T. R ntk-Ward,
l'r' l 7 P3 Pg s M. l
TIHOWI N. BIUXER, President.
These Works are among the.. Isms; and 110 ft
complete establlihmeateiM the West, aad are
now prepared to furnish
Engines, of every. description.
BOileriten
Shoot Iron Work.
, mettles.
Rolling Mill c+ainn•
Engine Castthits6
Itaelitie Cantina'.
61eneral.CaiMiggs.
ORDERS BOLICITXD.
no9:nea
ROBINSON, BEd & CO.,
Baccessors to BOtansOir, mis It MILLERS,
WASHINGTON. WORKS ,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
stanutficia . =era of Boat and BtationSey Steam Su
es, Blast Engines, Hill Machinery, Seatint.
slalting, Castings of all descriptions • Oil
and grills , Boiler and Sheet Iroa Work.
once,. o: 12, corner lint and Smithfield
Stree.
Age ts nts for GITIPABD , I3 PATENT I*JECTOR
for seeding' Boilers. Jain
3 = BLANC FOUNDRY.
Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Ifni= Iron
8011ing,,31111 and Bridge Castb,egs,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
SULCHINZBY AND CASTINGS GENZBALLY
Orderspromptly and artfully executed.
5
EBBERTN Ilk WI I . I
Mrrri
puomui.s• cautrof & co.,
Fourth Ward Foundry aid Diackina Worb
ISANDUBSY BT., ALLEGHENY =T. PA.,
Eanufactarera of Stearn Engines, Oil Presses,
.lulegs, Shafting, lariat end Saw Mil Work,
Bantu • JIM arid Machine Castings, Grate Ears,
Weights, W•goa , Boxest . /3d to order and
hays handEaudnes ol all elms. stiltia6
CENTRAL FOUNDRYIINDR
AND ROLL WORKS
esi!velFul Bl ;?re..o.
Bouam, Bop) & BAGALEY:
cu. jat bee ac.
LUMBER.
L UMBER! LIMBER! 2 -
: •=4.MIATNIP.4 II fIetT,TMAXL:: , _..
Dea4er l ip all. K 1 }d, of fii190,41 1 04T. ? .
.... , :02 . z.irilii .a
:iriagiLli: , '
1. : I, 00tSfeat Dry Brno Boards; ' ',
'350, ~ fast 19 and S bleb Clear Blank, -
300 1 feet Dry 14 Inca Common Plank; .
30,009 feet Dm - land S Jaen Oak: =I
sas,uao feet Dry 9, 99 sad 3 Inch Ask, I '
5,000 R. Dry 111, sli
• 0,,01 l/D r S y e xnLock- 3
dI & n o . u s C h rg e irnr ayg
aA
n. l
taianl • g e,:
10000 feetDry,lPool& a= ; Pep :
95 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 f 10a •dnotWag and S s ca se
350,000 Nwll6.lnch Wangles, swell
90,000116:1 194neh Mangles, . star : •
10,000 Ifire Brick;
1,000 Nies TLte.. . ~
190'Tons Itra (tar . ' I. ' •
Mauna —Bo. WI PRES STBZET,__Partnerly
Masebeutor.and IUiIIgIIII32CUA EITZNISTOIPPP•
site thaSsaWorkst Anubsayati.. . , . T non -
giorkux.
rpm SIPPEIIIOII •
KU& 4113111 111112211.14 /row
ihrr.ristsictitott.
A• • .
p4R - K, iliac:6l63r A
of ITheathiat a ls op.t radar
to , cr, 171Z,Impintatt
Tin Pude, Sumasims, Wirlh
J.. ZlET u ralub. h.
ardarl ' a r r 11 1°N .31 4 T 1 . itr
urn ,1224 1 11 74
:
11: AND SCOURER;
jawl. tie Loom;
)OYER AND! SCOURER.
ifo. ti sz;criamestrigiairr
Sad NM ISS sad 181,Thir4 Street"
nrZallin39B. PA.
u jii mil Li vaimu l i ai riougga t mErw: SyrOW
8to •
HUBll3OLE . tcl,_
Con, Point p Alley and pequesne
orzAn THE POI IT,)
Enigne , ituis; Founders and
Mackiniats.
MsinitetlireSTEAMßOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all alzes.
&octal attention Invited to our new STATION
OIL WELL ENGINE.AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horsespowere.
CASTMGgkof wren aina; made to order atour
Toundry, - on THIRD STREET. below Market. -
RIGS for 011 Wells, WAFTING', PULLEYS,
HANGERS.BOUSEandTOBA.CGOSCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
Order, at the
'Mk; ST Al AL -WORKS
Pronitng on tin hilegheni layer, near the Point,
All 'cirdeis promiltl7 lilted. Thy trti.
FORT .PITT
BUM,SM.M TANK
CARROLL do SNYDER,
TUBULAR, • riouptarAmmtn TIIBULAB,
PLUE-BOX AND OYU:ND= STEAM BOIL
IBS.
WI STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
MENET% BREECHING AND ABE PANS,
BESTLIN ER JANB; BALT: TAM AND am.
STEAM PIPES, OABOMETEEB AND LEON
BRIDGES:
PRISON DOORS AND COAL BERMES
Wilke mod Warek earner aleecoad,
Third, Short sad Liberty Streets,
ar Orders sent to the above address will be
romotly attended to. mh7:189
&
. BOILER MAKERS
taiD.SIIYOZT IRON WORMERS,
MIL AO, 519, A AND AG PENN BT.
Having secured a Ito yard and Welshed it
gad t ts=ge li t il wre l3 Wr=li: :
wato ta the best =arm, and warranted €4.1141 t-0
any made la the 09 talU_Feltael o t Arai c se
Croadeln g tans . Tanaal Stills, AO
tors, gett le Pans, iSceier Iros.4lbkish daps
r a t M u ir ma"
e.niu
ral.-
i lteosiiine done ott shortest *oldish taa:ell
JA DIES IL, BITER,
Noa. 55 and 56 Water ?Breed,
PITZSBUININE,
• ' auverrectinum •
IRON OIL TA'I4II3.S,
urrLmG zuuni, 00FrrI8TEAN 21116
BOLLING MILL IMAM.,
• And ISED9IT IRO WOES.
• Forßteambosts.
MEEI
JAzirim..:....zpinirizo D. sutras
j4III.IIED,Mt 13111:4111 SON,
. .
. fbarorreivaroms or
Steam Bpliers, Oil MO, Tanks.
IKON WOVE. &O.
61 Per atreet,'Figiburgh, Pa.
STOVES,' CASTINGS, &o.
TBEST STOVES.
, A. RUE BRADLEY & CO.
lisnufactarers Of the gre Cleat varlet; of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves )
TO BE MIND IN THZ STATIC.
!" •
Bole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Oriental Stoves and races for Hard Coal or . Coke.Beirt in Use Wor f i r Parlor,olßee. Store or
Church. Flee needs no reldndllng—burns all win.
ter. Do notbay until you see or Bead for Clstular.
No. 30 WOOD BVIILET.
Oar Agents for Orientals—DECllLZu IaBOB.,
dusttladeld Bt.; GEO. liustzy, Allegheny Cum.
NANITIPACTOSSU Or mI,2ITALESTT
iii ii rCPNTME 3
8082'02T COON.I2rCii IL4NO.E,
" THE FIERY FURNACE,"
701t.WARKENla BUILDING& •
THE NEW ANTI-DUST cciosarsia.STOVE,
.BEOULATOIL" COLUMBIA COOK STOVE
VAN'S m 1111122, PORTABLE
REP LECT_OH,GBATIAJree from ud Mist;
CLL= rElaerls, YRNDIRS,. dc. . - • .
206 and, 208. Liberty Street,
5e25:717, PITTt3BUROH. PA.
V
STOVES: - ;
• CET ,THE BEST.
BISSELL' Inr;. CO.'S
• ,
FOR . 812173 L 1210 US; .COIL.
e• IYare OO terhakt Bake, er ItesaVaii
01 615 " 17 otier StOk* tie V1 1 0 1 •:-!' .
BIESPLT, 4
No. b
. ,
Liqtkeerpirlilv
. avitgaloopos, k. g
.• " . 1"
SlAanf or
• • COORINei,
tittiLt Altar 4CO - .
DICKSOI4, ifiTEVAILT: it 1)0,1
, . guimiremined thOdr °Mee .
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
maciiiotti MiIIYWOOND 'too&
tit% IMBOVIAM I taat' TOLlT E um'atthe
lowest worket toe.
All orderstharatlipp, or addreued to
them WOO tke mall, tem attonded to
WEsir COWS I ir "` '
, 1 44 - 1/10
Northwest comer o[ West Opmmon,,,Oesltenyi
FitzDVE,A.TVAVIIIII, a CO:
Rave on band
orinPa onadstdcoOdelieu ttl
an Tan d ts te te B . tc re ll 'ad lin l l l Torib a S td4 ton w eg li" ...
Orden Prompt'' , = nate& Priam mamma
PITTSBURGH, PA.
WORK
)lARVr•CTOBYBS OF
PITTSBURGkI r
4Nri • •
STON D.
FINANCI3L.
~4i f i4opo- 0 :.:,
EVEN PER , CENT, GOLD sosp,
THIRTY TUBS TO RUN,
.; ISSUED BY
The Lake Superior and Mississippi
Biter. Railroad Compity.
THEY ARE FIRST IxonrcticiE
FIIND BOND,
Free of United States Tax,
SECURED BY
,
ONE MILLION' SIX-HUNDRED'AND THIRTY-TWO
THOUSAND ACRES OF CHOICMANDS.
And by the Railroad, its Rolling Stook, and the
Franchises of the Company
A Double Deeuriti & Pint Bin Iniestment
I 4 every respect s L eldlng In Currency nearly
TEN PER . NT. PER ABNIJX.
Present Price, Ninety-live andlnterest.
Gold, Government Bonds and other Stocks re•
celved in payment at their highest market price.
Pamphlets and tall information given on ap-
Plir.ation to
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 114 South Third Street,
PEULLADELPAILV.,
E. W. CLARK filz CO.,
No. 35 South Third-Street,
PHII ADELPHin.
Fiscal Agents of theolake Superior &
Mississigpi River Railroad co.
ILL B. Man & CO.l
SEIPLE & JONES,
JANIS T. BRADT & CO.,
HART, CAUGHEIE & CO.
mhlBl9l
FOIT PITT BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street. ,
CAPITAL, : • : : :.$200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
GOVERNMENT 'SECURITIES
AND . COLD.
lATENEBT ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOBITS.
the Collectio ns a nuida on all
Canada'. aceesidble *data in
United 13 tte' and
DIELICCTOB&:
dna. 0 Bieber;
Andrew .11..n4r,
Miller,
James M. Bailey.
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. 4ralince,
IL Fawcett,
SAW!. /Re
D. LEET
NATIONAL BANK coupc!,..
Cor. of Wood and Sixth St&
A. PATTW.IIAOA.....
JOll. H. BILL
CAPITAL, s s s $500,000.
DI/MOTOR&
A. ratter/oz. eeoMe W. COSS.
Wm. H. Brows, IL H. Palmer
Dan getstnon. ;n i t r e l e rh.
W.:11. Haven. ,
unsoovarra DAIS ,
ardital
ART, CATIGHEI
. ,
BANKERS 'Amy BROKERS,
Corner Third and Woes Streets,
051Massoas TO mums. fia4lT 00 .. ) •
Nicha n ges COills ' COUPons,
Ai* %p articular itilaatilin to the IfiTehale
-COV.ERNIVI ENT:BONDS.
nrartos:pnT.Aondoi.
isTusin , ,
141HOLMI 1 B,& 11103 r.%
Market ::. ; .7...i:..,-, ::: 7!:
5 .77
- ....-..,.::-,-..t:', , ,,L4-, , •. ~,,,:, Str ee t,
. .
Clollectioits mad* 141 pnnolpalrriats of
ilattedittatim sadOmbaw;t ;., -
.rtiaailr., - 41 34,1).1 . ... 4'11.44i/ i• 41i:
SteekNßondsand otherSecurilles
rue= Juni soiD oit oolonestos
.212-1-4414111414,11.44-Mkillik, at?
:United'
wow- 7;
DO SIVINGS::IIINh,
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
'And ttOn Lab !tarp AloloOk to 3 o'clock
Saturday .
fm:el6
siveinir ac
ABOEUTM 3 TIMAI! 443 1 : 0
ORNAMENTAL 'CARVERS
No. U jandnehy. SE: I Allegheny, Pa.
A lart r thtteieit4f 1112WHIL AN:WM' and
BALL constantly on hand. TURIING
of all deactiptions, dom. _ cOdMidt
CENIrRAL 4ND - I PNioN
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The chea'pest Investment now in the market for
sale by
PM. HERTZ
,
Corner FIFTH ATENITE & WOOD STREETS.
• ,
Mao, dealer in Government Bonds. Gold and
Coupons and European. Exchange at , market
AXES- -T Bey Bc CO.
I 1. B
(Suceessors to IL JONES, & C 0..)
Cotner, .Fourth and Wood . Sts.,
. ,
r o2L TO" 32K: 3E3' gE3, ,
BUT AND SILL ALL RINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,-
souk straws AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
I .
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
/111-. Money loaned -.on Government =Bonds' at
lowed; market gates.
Orders executed for the Purchase
and I Sale of _STOCKS. BONDS and
Gaup.
•
JAMES T.-BRIJ:Fr& CO; !,
.ityt...11#tg..*.ict'...0404...
FiNA*cEl.Ain)
OFFICE or PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
- FRIDAY, March 26, 1869. •
. yesterday being Good Friday, there
was nothing done at the stock exchange,.
In our local market a great preasure for
money is noticeable aniong all filmier
who have to rely on . strict' accommoda
tions, and high rates of interest were
offered; but parties who have the neces
sary: cash are . not anxious to discount,
but prefer to see what will turn up in
the .next few days. Parties in good
credit-find their wants supplied by the
banks, and bankers are fully Prepared
for a tight , market.
Basiness is still dull, and although
reported with signs of greater activity
aftef• quarter day, yet . so far it has
amounted to nothing more than good
prospects.
Money, twelve per cent. for outside
paper, and from fifteen to eighteen is
offered for second grade.
[By Telegraph to toe Pittsburgh Gazette.l
NEW Yona, March 26, 1869.
Tp-day, being Good Friday, was a par
holiday in the stock market. The
StoCk Exchange -and Gold Room were
closed, and the inclemency of the weather
preVented many dealings on the street.
The Banks were open as usual, and the
deMand for discounts was about the
average amonnt. The rate wa s , firm at
. . .
7 per cent., while outside transaction s
were made at the legal rate, with
a commission of 1,92®146 per cent.,
and 7 per cent. gold. Farther
large orders were received today for cur
rency from the interior, and. small bills
axescarce. Theshipments of greenbacks
for the week are eetimated at a half mil
lion •to Philadelphia_ and Baltfmorri.
Sterling is dull at B©B% per cent. pre
mium for sixty days. Gold is steady. at
131%@131X, with a-trifling buiiness.
Governments are dull and heavy, with
a light business and a decline of yayi
per cent. from yesterday. Coupons of
81, 116 ®116y,,; do. '62,118y,©1183f,; do.
'64,(-114W?)114y 4 ; do. 1 65,0 • 116%®116%;
new d0., 113xe111334; do. '67, 113y‘®
1131; d. 113g@11.3%; 10-40 s, 105(i)
105 4 3 , - Pacific Sixes,
o husinesaln:State Sonde),
Thersillw4i,market 411, and the
only sales were 1,200 v eharliew.. York
CenCral, -- 700 -Fort Wayne, 400,,North
western, afict2.ooMichigan Southern. The
latest quotations were, New York Cen
tral, 162%@162%;,.. 9 71a,,, 134®134X: Ohio
and Mississippi; 2 1 :4€0 2 311. Reading,
91,®9110 . Ya9634LlPck.,lsland
3.32:4.(i103344. Inf.;Miseellaneetta . shared
there were some transactions made in
Pacific Mail at 88X down to 88; Western
Union 37 3 / 4 @98; Mariposa common
19%, and preferred 34,0)35. Eipress
sharetildulL s . Arnerlead and Aleichlints
Union 41.
Mining skai_filliblithdt; LSmith and
,Farmlee, 160Iffregory, 286; Quartz Hill,
—T t jr, r, LT.- n i
The tiattipta lir the Sne•Treami
day were $1,234,7631 payments, ,684;
Balanee $94 319 839 .
Preen
LSON. Cashier.
AT n A. N.
ME=gt=
EZ2
MN
I=
TEX
Dry Goods market
NEW YORK, Mir& 2fir-Although this
is Good , Prlday and the iveathiti -some
what inclement, trade is nevertheless)
fairly active in cotton goods and Yankee;
notions, bnt in woolen!' spd poskolassetk,
oMetortlyra=l:9ol="4 ll o4Pr I
andp ces ep . P oottcin b— ,
rics are in moderate demand pi slightly
reduced pi:ll22OW lintt grades. Atlantic
'A brown sheeting!!! APPletohcA
ItoWriletteyMA and4pwr
Tende-tr-14o; Mom:wary A. A liteir-Bfitrir-A
-15,0, Preeptont 012%, Pepperel N 12c1,
tio 0 18800,, di? R 140. Bleached. Muslims
stsadn_
Weitk.lor, certain
makes. Colored Cottons steady. in fair
request, and prices rule quite. uniform.
Delaines deproseedijitnd good enough..
styles of Hamilton can be had at 17c, ,
but Irepliptyleabring 200. _
CLEverazie, March 26.—Flour steady
andWeti ei elite ivgg9t9o.lol4(hlgh
for treble extra white ; 18,80(401,75
for double, extra , amberi , $7;600)7;75 for
double extra red winter; 118.50(§6,75 for
I extra red; country made: s7®Bfor double
extra, radian& amher; SeAfiltri for doublei
extrespring; 19g9,50 - Tor - ciciublii - exirit
white winter. litheati Boleti car No. '1
red winter at 11.40; vale Fear'No. 2 do at
1i.,30. Corn is haid,at 73®74c., _Oats are
held:at 71a.- NO "Rye . offered And
dull and nominal at: I.2l3(2iliBolbrlict.'l;
No. 2 at $1,25®1,27. Petroleutnis'exel
j ted and gken:r9iined,lo,lteld at 301144320
i f& oar l ots ; 41 mall lots are 2©20 -higher.
ST. Louis, March 26.—Catlle &farket—
Cattle, 14 good : , Waal den:Quid-13EO prices.,
areanehatigid. at 14®7%. - , '
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OFFICE OF PrrrsaunaD GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, March 26, 1869.
There is but little to be said about the
markets in a general_ Way, with the ,
ception that 'the :improvement in busi
ness so long looked for has not yet taken
place, although hopes are still entertain
ed that it is near at hand, and that we
will yet have a good Spring' trade. As
Vet, however, the demand for almost
everything is very much restricted, and
the volume of bnsiness in the aggregate ,
is light, while so far as values are con
cerned there are no important changes.
APPLES—In moderate demand, and
with a limited supply, prices are well
sustained t4(gl6 for fair to prime and 46%
for choice.
APPLE BL" I'ER-90@ll per gal.
BUTTER—Is in steady demand, and
we can report regular sales at 45©48 for
priufe to choice.
BEANS—In better supply—may be
quoted at 13,50@53,75.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII: 3®3;,,'.
CRA'NBERRIIIes at taogus.
CHEESE-7We:: of New York Goshen
at 2401125.
CORNMEAL—SI,7S@I,BS per cm.
CARBON OIL—Is a shade stronger,
with less offering, but the market is so
irresttlar that it is difficult to give quo
tations:
DRIED FRUIT Peaches steady at 14
@l5 for quarters; lU@l7 for mixed and
18@20 for halves. Apples scarce and in
demand at 110123 cis.
EGGS—Market a shade easier and the
bulk of the sales to-day were at 26,
though quotations, may be given at 26
HAY--Baled is dull but unchanged;
sales of good to prime at $23@25.
HOMINY---$6®6,25.
HEMP—Quoted at Imo per ton.
PROVISIONS—The market. is steady
with a fai rjobbing demand, butlprices are
unchanged. Sales •of Baoon at 1 , 44(4)
for *Shoulders; Ri 3bed Sides,. 18%@
17; Clear Sides ; lB@lB /, and Sugar
Cared Hams 19%. Steamed Lard, 195,
kettle _rendered, 20@20X. Mess Pork
832,50. Dried Beef 21.
POTATOES—In good local demand
with. rsgalar Sales,. In store, at 800 per
bushel: - .
PEANUTS-10 cts per pound.
GRAlN—Wheat continues quiet and
tinchamted—sl,43®l,4s for No. 1 Spring,
and $1,55®1,60 for 1 Winter. Oats
quiet; sales on•wharf • and track at 65®
653:„ and in store at 67 ®7O. ,Rys contin
ues very sales ' -at 11,40®1;42, and
demand very light., Cort 4 also, is . very
dull but unchanged; sales white at 70,
and prithe yellow' at 750177: - Barley
dull; mime to choice Spring 11,90®2.
SEEDS—There is a very fair demand
for Clover, with sales at 510®10,50, and
Timothy at P.50®3,75. Flaxseed
quoted at 12,45®2,50.
SALT—Is qtuet.but steady, and is still
quoted at .52 by the _car loid.
SORGHII.SI-40®85e. ••• s -
FEATHERS—A shimie firmer, and we
now quote live geese feathers at 80 to the
trade, and the usual advance in a retail
Way.
FLOUR—The demand continues light
but prices are unchanged. Spring
Wheat brands 14;5 to 6,75®7. Winter
Wheat $7;50©8. Rye Flour /7,00®
7,25. The following are the Pearl
Mill prices- for their brands of flour
made of the best wheat: Pearl ?dill
three star green brand, in barrels, *9,90
in sacks $9,60; double extra in. bar
rels 19,00, and in sacks at $8,90; Pearl
Mill family in barrels, $8,40, and in
sacks at 18,00, Spring Wheat brands in:
barrels $7,30, and in sacks $7,00. The
Pittsbnrgh City Mills-prices are as fol
lows: Choice White Winter Wheat
Flour, in bbls, $9,30, and - lacks $9,00;
choice Red Winter Wheat Flour, in
bbla, $7,75, and in sacks $7,50; choice
Spring Wheat Flour, in bbls, $730,
and in sacks, $7 per bbl.
WHlSKY—Highwines very dull; may
be quoted in a jobbing way at 92®93.
LARD Oil—Sales No. 1 at $1,55©1,60,
and N 0.2, at $1,25®1;28.
PETROLEUM_ MARKET.
ex
. O L FI GS OF Prrrantraon Gazarric,
FRIDAY, March 28, 1869. S
Th kat was comparatively quiet
to-day, the volume . of huainese in the ag.
gregete being light; and annpared With
yesterday, the feeling seemed to be
weaker, and prices; particu l arly ~for
Crude, were a shade lower. The Crude
market appeared to, he weak in anticipa
tion of large receipts, silt is expected that
the arrivals by river within the neat few
days will foot up 75,000, perhaps 100,000
barrels, and as a consequenetthere were
more sellerslhan buyers. One thing
that strengthens the belief that thetre
..
celpts will be large, is the fact that are a
great many sellers options out at better
„ ,
prices than those now preistling, and it
is but natural to suppose that a strong
effort will l made by parties holding
these options, to deliver the oil and get
their, money. , , ,
CRUDE The market, as already
noted, was dull and weak with a pretty
strong pressure to .sell, and compared
with yesterday, prices have dill further
declined. We can report sales in lots of
6;0011 bbls, seller'till July Ist; Ist
2,000 same delivery and option, at 15%;
and 1,000 each. May to December, (40, to
48; )'at. '
REFINED—AIso was very quiet and
a little weak to -day, though the pressure
to sell did not. appear to be as strong as
in the case of Crude. We. have but a
single sale to record, 2,500 bbls for June,
seller,: at 85. April was quoted nomi
nally at 34®343t April and May •at 8414;.,
April to June at .84.3.4®35:' April to De
cember aC.86%®30%; March at 81%@82.-
LVBRICATING OILS.
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil ,
40c
Eclipse Railroad Azle - 860 .
Eclipse Machinery 750
Eclipae,Elphidle,. M .. ...,.., . SOO
i • ore IgairrizeWilli; „
,
.Lockhart, Frew & 00. 622 bbls refined
arden, Fow l &Oct., Philadelphia. --
Mizanialft , ; o ?!l ;500 -bbbk to .Tack
liti•sl'hatASlPl4.‘.BrO
Ill'ate l o, l tf;: 33s
iwtvicipt*A6, .
140?.11/64eiphia.
..toOyth, I;troe4 203 bble relined.to. F, A.
DitivOrth _
H. Koehler & bbls.,refined to
H. Koehler & Co., Philadelphia.
H. W. C. Vveddle, 50 bble refined to
J.-R. Battlett. -1- • •
Brr,lt v&, Wagner, 50 bbls tar to New
Paraftne - ds , Co.
40
MoKelvy Bro., 50 Obis tar to New York
it Paraffins & Co.
Total shipments Refined 1880
Total shipments Tar 100
faiiPPtux i T imitota Outiiriestrit
_ DEPOT. •
Long (ft,,Co.. 220 bbls refined:be
W. P. Logan & •‘•
Total Stdpmenta 220
CINCINNATI ) March 22.--Cattle Market
-=Beet cattle tint sand• &Maud good
at $.1@,75 for common to choice per can
to' - gross. Sheep in lst* • mipply and
prices 75e lower V,25@6,50 per mita'.
Hogs dull, and lower the supply exceeds
the demand at 9®llo per dental groan.