CI
STEEL 'WORK'S.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, U,l]oV[ . & CO.,
Manufacturers of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES 'AND SPRINCS,
DIMEXIME, L X AND JUNL&TA.
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7LAT BAR, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON.
VAND, HOOP, SHEET AND TANK IRON,
Monies PLATER AND HEADS,
HUARD IRON DRAG and DROPPER BARR,
PLANGAD CUTTER RAMS, 0 LINDER
T AND PLAT RAIL, for Coat Roads.
BARSfIROW _, WEDGES & HARR , AV TEETH,
SPRING_ t _PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
EILic.WINGS AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
EL. TX/3ES, STICEL SHAFTING, A. B.
STEEL.
BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and
ES,
, 0 NAILS AND SPIKES.
All Goods First ,Class and Warranted.
.ONTICES AND WOMB.
initeenth 'Street and Allegheny River,
aeLti
and 77 Water Street. Pittsburgh.
GODEFFROY BRANCKER & CO.,
42 Exchange Place, New 'fork,
Are prepared, as fiolee Agents In the United
Mates for the Prussian kilning and Iron Com
pany of Duisburg, Westphalia, to contract or
sell nonentities to suit purchasers, (delivered in
'anther Nese York or Philadelphia,) the celebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISEN
Vied so extexustvely for the manufacturing of
BESSEMER STEEL.
This Iron Is free troll Sulvor and Phosphorus,
sake contains a heavy per cent age of Manganese.
,Tall particuler . o. tomPloo. Prices or,ebemlad
analysts will be promptly ftrwerded on applira
•ation. ja3o:d7O
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
.SINGER, 1 / 1 6410K & 00.1
IVT7lslMtalt. PA..
, .
. ,
'Manufacturers of every description of
CAST <DM GERMAN STEEL,
/UMW , ' SP./INGO,
ALLY. .;C :AL AND TPollyalr u n o
Warehouse, 88 Water and 10011rst
MILLEIt, BARB & PARKIN.
eXNZRAL PA11T211268
.211;. Wie3 ALY.
j I C CBUB . Ir i IIiMIXE. .
BVICIAL PillatTNlts—S, M. KUM
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
IaLUOI I . BAAR & PARKIN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
bi4:d46 PITTSBI7IIGH, PA.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Kaaafacturera of all deaulpgons of
oSce and Warehouse. THIRTII TFI, THIRTY
FIERST iwd RAIL±cOAu STREETiI,
PIiTSBURGH.
IRON WORKS.
JAM Vzamsa. Presq"... W. P. Ponsis. Most.
pITTSRURGH FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
MAStII'ACTUEXIIS 0!
Bar Iron;
Railroad Fish Bares : gni Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Maned; '
Railroad CarAxies•Ragniseredl
Rieennotlye Frames;
ILainniolave Frain* Shapes;
ail l ide Rod:
Yokes, Straps{
Piston Heads;
iteamlboat Shafts; '
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods; Wrists;
loilmusar jaws, *e.
011ioo, No. 177 PENN STREET,
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ITITSBITROH. PA.
ELLERSOUSEN PROCESS.
The Tristees are now Ore_pared to urmitUeen-
Om for the use of the ELLItI3BIIAN FBA-
The superior quell Imparted to, goal Iron,
the gressmlmproysmen Inlhrlor from and the
"Mooed Otost.commen 'lt to alf manufacturers of
- Parties wishlnn to use it can obtain licenses by
lIPDIYing to
JAMES, P. SPEER.
. Attorney for the Trustees,
BOONS I and 2 . , English's Building, COM
Joeith avenue.
Pasties interested are invited . to #lllt the
ISBOXINBEItaItit WORKS. where the proonsels
now in successful operation. ing•di,7
EVERSON, PRESTON 1 & co.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
?VAT Dori
rat re A, oPPositniononga ' Art nouse. P
imm:dl PITTSBURGH.
NOVELTY WORES.
pITTEIMMIGH
NOVELTY
,WORES.
Founded *..D. . MN.
ADAMS, N'ILEE dr. CO.
KAA . I77ACTITE . II.IIB OP
XIFSTO3I3 STANDARD. )IPATRBA NB B PAT
RNT) PLATFORM AND COUNTER
SCALES.`
Finns laced Pidint . Door Loris and LatcAes.
patat and Wee AIWA &e l
,UOUrfal OP PretteVEITIE e GRAFT OW
reap's. , " • .
GAB Arl) IMULM FITTING.
-.
atsPric. a:aortazoTi.:"Hurzy i 31112.
coortiti‘ CO.,
rt
BRlARiVoulrozas,
GAS'Alth,-STEAM MEE,
1111aaitsoioion oi rviani jaw Buerfrolati:
ISEvi mi luerr o t i m a. 94o .,
andainnt fltteetsi,
lir .
• -• • IFTIVIIIIVRGIr •
.
- .
,
r.. 1241,
FOUNDERS,. me.craNitits:
[NIP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY CO? PANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ea Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY .
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carron and SmaHama Strastas
(AINMR WARD,)
Orr/IEO3I7II,CFR, PA..
WILLIAM SMITH,
Manufacturer of
OAST IKON BOWL PIPE
POE GAS AND WATIR WORKS.
ur rant are allege, lava/10171n Pits, In dry
sand,, and IA feet lengths. Also, pill assortment
of general 6 ,
Guth* for Gas and Water Works.
egri ld WO l i n ts t ru a ir enti
pukror It t i n gar ld.
ATLAS -WORKS,
NORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
F iiwki 01=):1.1;e):11
li'.': U) I
These Wotts are &mous the larsen and moat
complete establishments In the West, and ere
finalizes, of every iloseriptiom
11,11ers, Oil Tasks.
Sheet Iron Werk.
lallAmu! arigniw.,
send =in Castings.
Engine Caothaits•
Zaebliae Castings.
4iNneral Caithigs.
OIt.DERB tioracrrzt..
nog:nag
ROBINSON, REA
Successor, to 110111711014 WM - a Milan.
WASHINGTON WORKS,
' FOUNDERS AND NU%CHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
ShaitNlastings of all descriptions: Oil Tanks
and St Boller and Sheet Iron Work. •
Office, - o. DI, corner Yirst and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for GrFFARD'S PATENT INJECTOR
ftor seeding Boilers. PLUMS
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
nrutter Street, Ninth Ward,
(Oppotte Union Iron 111112,
PTITSSITHeIi.
Belling NM and Bridge Casting%
THIMBLE .SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
IILACHINTAY AND CASTINGS GINARALLT.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
- - ,EIWERT & 'IILIOELIND.
THOMAS CARLIN &
Fourth Ward Foundry 'and Nadine Works,
SANDUSKY Sr:: ALLSOEINNY CITY, PA..,
Stsitatactsrers Rem( "DAM .farressia, -
imam,
Shifting Grist - and Saw Work,
Bolling Mill andliachine Castings, Grate Bars,
Weights, Wagtos Itonea, lo order mid
have on hand - Enables of all aloes. moll:q5
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND - ROLL WORKS
BEIO rooms Street.
BOIAL3LIN, BOYD & BACIALEY,
awl Bola, Mill Castings, sppLensi,
COAL AND:COHN.
ANTIIRACITE. - COAL !
•
THE BRADDOCKS FIELDS:
Gas Coal Company
Has this day been appointed BOLE AGEHTS for
Plitsburgb,and.Allegheny Cities and surrounding
towns for title sale of the Coal of be Pennsylva
nia anal Gbio Anthracite Coal and Transporta
tion Company.
Parties in want of a suppeerlotgaalil y of Anthra
cite Coal from Eastern Hines. will do well to call
on them. • • -
General Office and Yard—CORNER OF AN.
DZIIdONI3T. and P. Ft. W. I C. It. 8.,-Alle
hen
Emrich Office and Tard—LIBEBTY, oppoiite
STMET, Pittsburgh.
PostoMce Address, Box 581Pittsbargh.
• CT. '
Superintendent Penna. - 6 Ohio Anthracite
Coal and Transportation Co.,'
No. 1141 1 011 RM ivEra,Pittsburgh.
a
COALI'COALII COAL!!!
DICKSON, ' STEWART & CO.,
Having removed their Mee to
. .
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
thly City ; Flour Mm) tszCoND 'MOM
now nprefi to r.l... l Milib.g_o.e4
.YONOBIO
- Ny ,Ag tEr tX 1 .1. , intemaox. at the
lo est mor at Price. . •
. orders left at Mete *Moe, or addressed to
th - . through the mail. wlll tie attendee to
T/ •.. Inn V.- .. . -
STONE.
T COMMON'
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' ' Machine None - Works,
eaiiler di Vre4.oonO2o.Allaithan.
I'RZD'B ATVATga & CO.
Baia on handl e s or, ig; W wa V rinngrw,
m d swp ,
Tom. °. Head an , 411.1kas__
M• InoniPSO et"! - -rnalui r l P i r le
s" 9-
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ME
EMIE=II2
GglCd3ldl`i
PITTSIII7RGH GAZETTE : TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1869.
p011 : ,:.41),,04,-4,ioi i
Con Point Alley and ThßilegiliStei
(NILS TRY POINT ' )
Engine Dui/tiers, Founders and
Machinists.
Hannfaiture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGII'LBS, of all slzes.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER. of 16-horse power,
CASTINGS. of every hind, made toorder atoar
lotMdry.. on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIGS for HOUSE SHAFTING. PULLEYS,
HANGER& and TOBACBO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronunsou the Allegheny River, near the Point,
PITTS/MIME, PA.
air All orders promptly filled. are.
F ORT PITT
BOW, STILL =O . l TASK
1 ANOTACTOP.2BII or'
TUBULAR, DOUBLE.PLITED TUBULAR.
PINE -BOX AND CYLINDER B 8.11 BOIL
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS.
CHDINEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, BALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES. GABOIULTRES AND IRON
BRIDGES; . • •
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHUT=
Ocoee and *are!' corner Second,
Third, abort and LI rty Streets,
• NIP Orden eent to the above address will be
promptly ettentet to. r0h7:189
WM. BARNHILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SKEET_ IRON WORRIARS,
Having secured a large yard and furnished It
with the moat approved machinery. we are ß ef fr e.
pared to manufacture every description of
Ellii in the lest manner and warranted equal to
any nude in the country. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Beds, Meaux Pipeli, Locomotive Boilers,
Condetuers, Salt Pans. Tanks. 011 Stills,
tors, Settling Pans. Boiler Lron, Bridges. 6 - agar
Pans, and sole manufacturers of Barnhill 's Pat
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on shortest notice. lal:c21
J AMES IL BITER
Nos. 55 and 66 Water Street,
PTP111317114111,
. Kortrracrviza 07
IRON OIL TANKS,
EITTLING PARS, COPPER EITIA.II PIPE,
BOLLING MILL STACKS,
And SEXIT IRON WORK,
tor Steamboats.
MUM M. ...... D. =UM
JARED BE. BRUSH SON,
NAND7ACTUDZBEI OP •
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WORE, ir.O.
61 Penis Street, .Pittaburgis, Pa.
THE BEST STOVES. • •
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Hannfacturers pf the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
TO BE FOUND TN THY STATE.
SoleAAgents for the celebrated Base Burning
Oriental - Stoves and Farnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. Best in the World for Parlor,Omce. Store or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—burns all win.
ter. Do notbiy until you see or send for Circular.
l e
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
Oar nts ibr Orientals-DE M=IL BROS..
d St..; GEO. HURLEY, Allegheny City.
RAPP, HUNS c0 , 8r,.
mairtnriceruains sviatt tau:mow
M a rCONTMIS
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
`• THE FRU FIJRNACE,"
YOB WI2.IIING BUILDINGS.
THE NEW ANTI-Dlr COOKING. STOVE,
••REGULATOR. ,, COL /USIA COOK STOVE
B.N BCAST MAN
sp r trA PORTABI
REPLECTOB,g_RATES,tree trom4lllllind dast;
@SATE D AC.
206 and 208 Imiberty Street,
se26:yl7 • PITTSBURGH. PA.
0100 K STOVE&
CET THE BEST.
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BISSELL dr, CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB BITUMINOUS COLL.
Warrarstetto Co*, Bake or Road "
fell assoi other Stara la the Vain:
BISSELL & 00.,
No. 285 I.4bertv Street.
„, elan: ORATINNDADA
• J. LANCE,
H
DYER AND SCOURER,
r/to. 8 ST. CLAIR
R UM /1/681F4'
, •
ArtcniwpqrS.
;gum' ROME,ee''
,Nos. • aad4llt: CriiirlitioliVAttiv..ll-. pa
!11111764,filf14%r02sa=r1i1717V=480
,
ql
MEMO
RE333
i~ d ~~~.
iiffEctNiat i
CARROLL & SN*DER,
PITTSBURGH, Pi.
NOB. 60, SS, $4 AND E 6 PENN B's.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o
DYER AND SCOURER,
And Neu leb and 187 Tldrd taut,
ITr'ZlßlTllftti.
4ROMITEIOTS.
MEC
I==M==
FINANCIAL.
FORT PITr BANKING CORM,
No; 169 Wood Street,
CAIITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND COLD.
lIITEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
Collections made on ail accessible; points in
the United States and camuias.
• . DIRZOTOBB.
H. Hostetter, Jno. 0 Rasher, ,
James Gordon, Bolt. H. Ham,
D. Wallace, Andrew Miller. •
Z. Fawcett" James M. Bailey.
BAWL. HieOLIOIII,ILLN, Pro Pt.
D. LIM
NATIONAL RANI Of COMMERCE,
Cor. of Wood . and Sixth Sta.
A. ...... ...:14•11dent.
JOY. H. HILL
CAPITAL, s : t $500,000.
DERICCTORS: .
e
e o
li ft
p IE
Wm. Dougla r s,
Wm. Reed.
AL. Patterson.-
Wm. H. Brown,
alias. Lockhart,
Dan. B. Davidson,
W. B. Haven.
DISCOI7IIIIIII DAIL
.nt:oa.
ELABT, CAIJOHEN & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner 27eird and Wood •Str;ooto,
prz-rerstmaxx,
tHIICOEI3BOIIB TO HANNA, HART 114:70..)
IX
Exchange, Coin, Conpons,
-
Lai particular attontion p f aid to the purehate
auid sale o •
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on "-condom
atimea
XIOLNES & EONS,
7 Market Street,
.
Collections made on all the principal points of
the United States and Canada*. .
Sumksjionds and other S4)curittes
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON 0011102810 N.
Particular attention paid to the Initchase and
sale of
United States Seoulides.
Ja3o:al
lAY COOKE & CO.,
33 taialmeres,
114 SOUTH THIRD STABET,
•
PHILADELPHIA.
•
_STOCSS and BONDS of all descriptions
3 .
bought and sold.
Special attention given to the parchase and sale
of Government Secnrities. j mh3o
-OILS.
wuturG
Commission Yerehanta and Brokeres In
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PHILADELPHIA \ ADDREE,
Room 17, Chamber of Commerce,
•
133 SOUTH SECOND STREET
awn •.
ECLIPSE PETROL E UM ..REFINERY.
HERBERT W. G TWEDDLE,
BuLizzLisxruiant or I
Lubricating &High Test Burning Oils.
Eclipse Railroad Azle OH.
Stands great heat without change; • remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special Oil for
tropical climates or hot weather. I
Locomotive. Engine, Raeltine ?Mop.
Will cot BMWS.
Raw mu' and Planing Millolls,
Adapted for kigh speed. • . r •
Opindle , Oil. WoollU
Head-tilt 011,
011, Tanners , Staff- Rensole.
ilia' a Flithibing.oll, gasoline,'
Harness 011 Parradine.
ARMOR VARNISH, to preserve Bright Iron.
Wert and Machinery from Rust.
These products are :manufactured tinder Dr.
Tweddle , s patent by Superheated Steam in Vac
coo. The Lubricating Oils are almost odorless,
perfectly pure. uniform. and meetly light col
ored, stand high temperature unchan ed. and
remain limpid during extreme cold. Tkeiteiimad
Olis are 'unequalled - and are in Constant use on
many of the prineiyal Railroads. ples can
be :examined and biters left at ' IT4 WOOD
STREET. Works at Sharpabnrg Bridge.
.
TACHt:KROTHEIRS, . -
c •
-.s
COMMISSION MIiRCHANTS,
AND DZATABOLIF
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELVB stramize . ,
Way and Irwin 'streets.
Philadelphia O
&pi :wad
ILIRIOND OIL ..
D `: - -I
H.
M. _
SONG & 0
'Omee, DALZELL ,BUILDING,
puquesue Way, Pittsb
a. II SWINT *. BEAT!
SWINT air BRITT,
....
asasrrsOTUssn
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS._
hi ,AUtlikat
• l i tatl2M" l2l I SO
1111
Eli
L
S ...:'F..!L
ME
11- ~, 1 1 ,;-;
I. Cashier.
IT. AT 11 A. M.
Z2l
1711,13111
ni WALNUT BT.
ORES
. 1 1,
CEIMLAL AND lINION.
PACIFIC RAILWAY . BONDS ,
. The cheapest Investment now in the market for
sale by
1: 6 13E. NEIE2EUr.Z,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE & WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer in Government Bonds. Geld and
Connons and European. Exchange at Market
rates. dezl
n _ n
LIES - Tg BRADY a .UO. )
(Successor% o B. JONES I C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
33 .411.1 V M
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON POST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Ellr Intend Allowed on Deposits.
xi-Money loaned on Government -Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Order. execiled for the Peareheee
mid Gale of STOOKS; BONDS* and
GOLD.; \
JAMES—T. BRADT & CO.
Eljs Gaidtt.
FINANCE AND MUE,
OFF/CE OF PITTBIII7II,GII etAZIETIM,
MONDAY, April 121 1869. S
The gold market opened at a -decline
of one-fourth per cent. from Saturday's
closing-quotations, and graduall,r de
clined-to 132%, from which point it ad
vanced to mk t closing quiet. The high
loaning rate caused many parties to pre
sent their May coupons for exchange
into gold, and submit to the rebate. After
the middle of the 'month it is expected
that gold will be plenty, and rates will
decline. •
Gnvernment bonds opened with more
activity, but the market relapsed, and a
general decline of about one-fourth . en
sued except for 1862'5, and old 1865's
which advanced about one per cent. on
rumor of a corner in either of them. The
•
report however, proved incorrect. The
general disposition regarding govern
ment bonds is for lower iluotationi, and
the large offerings from the interior are
likely to keep the market fully supplied.
_
Stocks strong and more active. Fort
Wayne advanced to 132 ex-dividend.
Money still very high: best collaterals
will command ten per cent.
Business, more activity displayed.
Quotations as received by. Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 133%; Silver, 126; Eighty
one's, 116 g; Five Twenties, 1862, 120%;
do 1864, 114 X; do 1865, 117 g; do 186.5,
Consols, 113%; do 1867, 113%; do 1868,
113%; Ten Forties, 105%; New York
Central, 63%; Erie, 34; Reading, 92%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 33; Ohio & Mississippi,
32%; Michigan Southern, 89,X; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 90%; Chicago &
Rook Island, 131%; Chicago & North-
Western, 84%;;Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 96%; Adams Express Com
pany, 58%; Merchants Union Express,
15%; Pacific Mail, 92%; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 41%; Gregory, 2,80;
Quartz Hi11,n,20; Corydon, 10; Smith &
Parmlee, 2,50; W. Anl.'ExPress 40 .
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Nxw YORK, April 12, 1869.
The money market Is very close, the
bulk of operations being at 7 per cent.
currency, with s\ commission of 1-10&36
per cent., mainly the former, and ceiniti
terest. Discounts nominal. Sterling
dull and heavy at 73445736 per cent, for
best billsoind it is difficult to name the
price for round lots. Gold lower, but
closed - quiet and steady, opening at 13335,
falling- to 132% and, closing at 133g@
133 g. The activity of Saturday is re
flected in clearances to-day, which reach
1113,000,000. The City of Brooklyn
brought 11,034,000 in Ameridan coin from
Europe, for,which the Asaistant -"Preruri:w
er, has Issued, on proper security, pay.
ments of coin interest today of $147,000.
Rates paid for borrowing were
. 4 1-10©g
per cent. to fiat., and for carryidg 1-32@ -
1-16 per cent. CO 6%5 per cent. It appears
that the Bank of New York paid all its
gold cheeks on. Sattirday. •
- Governments opened strong, with 62s
and 10-40 s as the' features; former sold as
high as 121, but the advance was • not
maintained, the price " falling to 120%.
Other issues fell %®y, per cent. in sym
pathy. The market finally eldsed strong.
Coupons of 'Bl, 116g®11634;. do.; '62,
120 j®12034;] do. '64,..115Q1153(a do. "65,
41
117 @i117%; ' new do., 113#@1113; 'do.
113%©1.13g; do. '6 , ), 118 ©II3X; 10-
40s, 10534(§105%; Pacific t 5 xes, 33%@34.
State bon& weaker, on North Caron
nes,' °there. firm; Missouris, 87g; Old
Tennessees, 66g@)68; new do., 65%®66;
Virginias,•s934 @AO.
The'Stock market during the morning
was dull without "any special feature;
Michigan Southern . .was exceptionally
strong and higher, and St. Paul irregular.'
Early in the afternoon there was an ad
vance in New -York Central reaching
163 g; Rock Island 183; Fort Wayne
122 g, ex. dividend; St. Paul Common
76g; Mariposa preferred ,37g, and Michi
gan Sorithern - 98. The advance was sub
sequently lost, and the market aloof:511
Five•thirty Prices—Oninberland,S3®34;
Wells Express, 81®8135; American, 40®
4034 i iidams,sm(4l69; liichtit. Union, ls'
4015%; Qincirallver, 22@22 W I ; Canton, 69%
®69%; Pacific Mail, 3%93; Western
Union, 415(®41)4; Mariposa, 111%®19y 4 ;,
pref., 38y®37;New York Central, 162%®
162 X; Erie, 33g®34; Hudson Matt i
14434®145; Harlem, 1383(0189; , Read.
ing, 92%®93 i Terre "Haute; 88®39;
IPrsferred, . 6750469)4 ; I Wabash, 69®
ow; 'preferred. 78®79; Bt. „Pauli, Trigiik
78X; - For( Wayne, 181%®182; Ohio
& •Mi sal salp pi , ' 82%@88; ;Michigan can.
tral, 11834; Michigan- Stitharii:'9B®9B 1
Illinois Uetitral, 149; • Plitilairgb, OW
98X1 ' TOledb;l zi/N01917g; Rook Ulan .
lasoonswator . thw,eutent, 8461100tirik
gerFA'St WAIIO. ,1 0/1 1 AltA*,: /648144)6i
0 , 4 1
, , 4 i } 'r.t•l.
',/ i , Z 1.1,11,1 ',
,ii 71 • • -
. ,•‘ti, ' , 110,, ~.) .•
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Burlington and. Quincy, 17234; C. C. and
I. C., 67%.
Mining shares dull.
Copper stocks at Boston : Copper
Falls, 8; Franklin, 17 ; Hancock, 4;
Quincy, 24.
Receipts of the Sub-Treasury were
$1,040,484: Payments, $1,393,860; Etalance,
$89,382,019. •
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
MoNDAY, April 12, 1869.
The oil market was exceedingly quiet
today, but a single operation reported,
but with a pretty strong feeling, appa
rently, prices are fully sustained, and
there was no disposition manifested to
make concessions in order to effect'sales.
The time and attention of the trade gen
erally is too much absorbed inarranging
for deliveries, to give muck attention to
new business, though, as was the case
last week, buyers and sellers, for some
reason or other, cannot get together. The
great proportion of the oil arriving is be
ing put in on sellers options, all the year,
and, as a consequence, some parties are
getting more oil than they-expected or
desired at this particular time. It may
seem strange yet is nevertheless true, as
it has been fully demonstrated within
the past week, that 500 barrels of oil will
sometimes satisfy contracts of 5,000 bar
rels, and we heard of 1,000 bbls to-day,
which filled contracts to the amount of
20,C00 bbls; as it cancelled nineteen eon
tratsOf one thousand barrels each!
CRUDE—There was but a singletrans
action reported, 500 bbls, on spot, at 15.
Sellers option to July may be quoted at
153 @1534, and May and June, that is
for a specified amount each month,
would probably, command 16. July to
December, for 500 or 1,000 each month,
may be quoted nominally at 17.
REFIIrED—The Refined market is
although quiet is very firm, and while
there was not a single , sale, reported,
prices, compared with Saturday, are
fully sustained. -Sp6t oil. quoted at' 32;
last half Apr 1132%; May 33k; May and
Jfine together, 333 @333;; April to Sep
tember 35; May to September, 3534; and
June to December, 36. Sale on Saturday
of a buyer option, all year, at
LUBRICATING OILS.
Eclipie Winter Lubricaiing oil 400
Eclipse Railroact Axle 350
Eclipse Machinery 75*
Eclipse Spindle 800
0/L SHIPPED BAST:BY A. V. B. R.
_Lockhart;Frew it Co., 714 bbls refined
`to Warden Frew it Co, Philadelphia.
Mollslvy it Bro., 165 bbls refined to
WP. Logan & Bro. •
John Spear, 50"bbls tar to N. Y. it B.
Paratine Co., New York.
Patterson it Niehouse 54 bbla lubricat
ing oil to Patterson, New Jersey. .
Total Shipments Refined 879
OIL SHIPPED EAST ➢BOM DUQUESNE
• DEPOT.
Hutchison Oil & Refined Co., 100 bbls
tar to Libby dr, Clark, Red Hook N. Y.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
OrPlOZOlPPrrrsuußori Woorryz,
. MONDAY. April 12, 1869. a§
The supply on sale .to-day, footed up
about 750 head, but with an unusually
brisk demand on the part of butchers,
the market was active and very stiff, and
drovers experienced no difficulty in sel
ling, and that, too, at full prices. There
was also 'some little inquiry for ship
ment, although there was not much show
for shippers as the supply was just about
large enough, for the retail trade, and by
ten o'clock A. M. the butchers had bought
nearly everything in market. The qual
ity of the Cattle on sale, taking the num
ber into consideration, was about up to
,
the usual standard, and those butchers
desiring good cattle experienced no diffi
catty in obtaining them.
Prices, compared with last week, have
undergone no quotable change; though
the feeling was very stiff, and It is possi
ble that the commoner and - medium
grades may have brought a slight ad
vance. Prime to extra fat steers sold at
8g(4)83.1. and good to medium; at 7q to
7%@8. Stock steers may be quoted at
534(4)63. Fresh cows, Bio®Bo per head.
John Kerwin sold 15 head of Washing
ton Co. steers, for 8011, at 7®730 N. Carr
17 head cows from Licking Co. Ohio for
Maihoim, at 64%7g; Hedges & Taylor 38
head from Missouri and . Illinois, at 63i®
7g; C. Beeler 10 head Butler Co. steers
- and. heifers,--at 5@6; 113takely & Bro. 8
head: ''\L. - & J. Shamberg 54 from
Chicago, at 6,90©8,25; L. ,Rothchilds' 38
prime Chicago, at 7 s . i @9; 8 extra steers
to S. Shamberg, at 9; E. Katz -18 head
steers, at 73,‘@8; 14 head bulls, at 6%630
Ebutman '•& Zeigler 34 head Chicago
steers, at 7@Bg; Hass & Kraus 57 head
Chicago steers, at 6M @8; M Verner 17
head Chicago steers, 7g®7%; L. Keefer
26 do'do steers at, 7@B%:' Smith t Blue
20 mixed stock. at 73®7%; Healey/taxi dr
Blackstock 40 Illinois and lowa steers, at
714@8 . 35; Traurman t Lohman 65 from
Chicago 63@8;;; §. Marks & Bro. 68 do
do at 7@B3i; Greenwald & Kahn 60 Illi
nois, Ohio, at; 6@83; J. Andra wriale
sailed 19 head Ohio ste rs to Greenwald
& Kahn, at 8%; J. Need 32 head steers
from Champaingn Co. linces for R. P.
Moore, at 7%@9; 17 head on own account.
at 7@B; Holmes, Liffert
_8: Co. 42 head
mixed stock, at 6)4®8% 'l3 - Lowenstein°
17 from Chicago, at 6,60 7,56. -
SHEEP—There was le than one hun
dred bead of Sheep on s le to-day, . and
with au average demand a much.larger
number could have bee sold, and that,
too,, at full , prices. % ime, fat Sheep
I
would have brought 7y , and.the few
that were on sale broug from 53©734.
HOGS—In fair retail demand, anti the
market May be: quoted steady, at 11%
123 gross, in
,a retail way, for fair to
prime heavy averages.
NEW Yom z. April 12.—The market is
lacking in buoyancy as well , as in Activi
ty, but where concessions are yielded
holdera are disposed to take hold of low
pieced geode with more alacrity. The
most Important change noticeable today
is the fall in Warn_Sutta . bleached rims-
Una to 22X0:. the Max Well do;*do., are
down to 20c, Keareage t0;164c, and Hope
is selling as low as 14c. There has been
no great difference in theprices of Tusca
rora and Wanosutta during the last week,
but this is now`obviated by the above re
duction in the price of the latter. New
York Mills - muslina , mist follow - Pram-
Bunn and go to 28c, ifs it takes a month to
do it. Ginghairis are still relatively boo
high. and we look for a decline in them
at.any moment. 'Everything- in leitlie
fabrics are ' selling pretty low, if not at.
unprofitable rates, and as a matter of
course cannot _descend, any loWer.
I.3ll.wAtntim, April I2.—Flour is dt 11.
nominal end prices 'unchanged: Wheat.
is unsettled; No. 1, 81,113.„ No. 2, 51,07 5
Oats are, nil and weak at 52103. Corn 4 -
14m atissheand reLected ? New - Rye , is,
dultattot noifilual., Barley /is: quiet and'
steady at - 145040,70 for tali to good. Re
05101:Wfire:4i900-144Ireollr V..17,0900nath
*bed; 000 husitoats. :Shipmentawerik
8 , 0 00..t**11. WWI 11000 bush wheat.
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PETROLEUM MARKET.
Dry GoodeMarket.