DIIVESNE
COLEMAN, ITIEK. cos
Winactive:es - of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
_
worcrEssz.l. AND arriezATA,
PLAT BAR, ROM° END SORI7 &RE IRO3T.
LAND DO°
P.SHEET AND %AXE IRON.
D , HO
AND HEADS,
GUARD IRON DRAG and DROPPER BARS,
SLANGED OUT'/'ER RAM. CILLNDEU
I P AND SLAT RAIL, for Coal Road,.
WEDOES ANARItoW TEETH,
SPRING PLOWAND CULTIV TOR STEEL,
NatArtsCS ANDNOULDS tto pattern.
STEEL.
T/raf,S. STEEL SH LNG, A. B.
_ _
COACH, 'BUGGY and WA GON PRINGS and
AXLES,
CAT NAILS AND SPIKES.
All Goods First Class and arranted.
OFFICES AND woßp.s.•
Sixteenth Street and
ais Alleghenyitiver,
d T 7 Water Street, Pittsburgh.
CODERROY BRAMER & CO,,
42 Exchange Place, New York,
Are prepared, as Sole Agents in the United
Manes 'for the Prussian Xining and Iron Corn•
Patti of Duisburg, Westphalia, to contract or
Sell in quantities to suit parchasers,tdelivered In
either New York or Pitiladeluttiad thecelebrated
V. G. SPIEGELEISEN
reed as exteasivelylbr the mennfeetaring of
BESSEMER STEEL.
This Iron is free from Sulpur and Phosphorus,
tand contains a beery percentage onffingiriese;
Pull particulars, samples, prices or chemical
eludysls will be d
a
Promptly fsrwred on, apPIICI‘!.
entlen.
. ~
39.30:a71
BffEmwimamwtoutfi,
• • 1
. B:I3KIER, NIMICIK& Oa
PrITS/11111G11. Pa— •
, xamacturersof wrefy deicripiloa of
CAST :AND MAHAN
*AIL t- EIPAINGS,
alCiaicßirtTPOßY EIPZEIT
.ag n e
_.
W -4. 88 Water and 100 lint Stn.
larNt
'Wm as PARKIN.
rmemmi :
WETCALP. REIMER TaLLNII,
usu. W. BARB, I CHAS. PARKIN.
Beician Pairraza—s." LI3E4
CRESCENT STEEL liITORBS,
MUER, BARR & PARKIN,
Offiee, - No.-339 Liberty St,
mom. PITTSPUBSE, PA.
BLACK DIA11101U)
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER 4 CO.,
3ffaskofaeturen of au ei,!seriptions of
iiSiihJVJUILIMILJLa.
(Mee and Warehouse, THIRTIETH, THIRTY
7.11t8T and ILLILACIAL IBTRZETB,
tLW 11710
JAS. VAAAAA, P;es;i..... P. rozna,Barot.
pITTEIRIIRGR FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
XA4MAO7IIIIiitS OP
Sur imam;
itallread Fisk 'tan and Bolts;
Baitroad Car Axles Rolled;
*Mir/ma car Jut's' Haninterod;
Leetunotive Frames;
Loeonaotive Frame Shapes;
Tokry Straps
Sista& Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitmuns Jaws, Conan , ' de. .r
Moe, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTBIWEGR. PA:
';IILLERSIIIESEN I PROCIISS.
The Trnstees are noir ore_p_ared tri_grant Men
ges tor the use of the EL FRO
MM
..IThe superior quality imparted to good iron,
she great improvement in inferior iron. 'and the
reduced cost.commend it to al; manufacturers of
Iron.
1119 tr
Pariut ties w to ishing to use It can obtain licenses by
JAMES P. SPEER.
Attorney for the Trustees,
- Beall& avenue.
1100118 1 and 2; Znglish's. Building, 9O)
•
,agrties interested' are invited. to visit the
BROE h BERGER. WORKS. where the Prow li te
now in samurai operation. tell:dl7
WfrisßBo NS PREsTosr a co.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works,
Warehouse, Nos. 162 awing gum
iT/1112T, o ppos Konrmiliela flonrse..
AmTTIIBBIgrin
NOVELTY WOlUrs.
pprirsum . imi -
NOVELTY WOJ{KB.
Founded A.. D. 1883.
ADAMS, snEzz & Co.
or
, MITSTOASSTANDARD,IPAIZEIAATS S PAT.
MIT) PLATFORM-AND CO - pia/a
,
SCALES,
Jana. laced Patent Door Locks and Latches,
Paint and Cone MU,
MUER OP MIST AVENUE & GRUT 1371
Pittabargb, PennUis.
GUS AND 7. v _ 4 Yit kr
MOM x. coons .... Jos. xioni....ammtr =IL
jowl in. aiopEß 14 co,
BRAIBB
•GAB AND STRAI FFIVERB,
83A ANWS
yila mil = e l on nrdsriVGAM
Mrbericwill , of all /Mud&
4011., of Rue and Want Streets
r
SEEMS
MEM
NATIONAL tOIINDIfir ' •
AND PIPE WORKS.
Verner Carroll and Smalls:mu Streets,
afflint wanDct
i i rrTi3iirmion,
WILLIAM SMITH,
atarlitrixotnier or
CAST IRON BOWL P11 3 .1E
POE GAS AND WATER 'WORM%
Ny Pines are all eat invariably ln' Pits, in 4 , 27
sand, and Di feet lengths. Also, tall assortment
of general
-Cathie; fir en - sod Water Worts.
ants of 6a au rvr ae m a r ation
ate elea r atri"
ATLAs wens% • •
)IORTON STREET, Ninth Ward;
TllOllLtB N. xnaLn,a, President.
These Works are among the largest sad most
GOMM° estabitshateatell the Wut, sad are
Dint prepared to Daunt
zoo:nisi ORDERS BOLICIITZD.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
Stiocesson to ROBINSON. /Inas 1< liflizian.
WASHINGTON WORKS
FOUNDERS AND iIIACHINISTS,PITUBURBH,
Mannesererers or Bost and Stationary Steam En
thral li ttrast l iV:Pall deie lli riptloraPO G l T a li%
and 8 a, Boller and Sheet Iron Work.
Offfee, No. 12, canter First asui Satititseld
Streets.
Agents for GIFT/AB/PS PAT2NT 12 , TECTOR
ibr feeding Boilers. falitr2
PIT'TSBIIROH.
MONT BLANC FOIMIBBY.
— Mutter Street, Nitsth Ward,
Rolling mu aid. Ilrldge •Cae>
THIMBLE. SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MAMMARY AND CASTINGS OZNYEALLT.
Ortlers promptly altd carettlly ettecutod.
Ganes reammable.
=BM & ILlANtium
0015:128
hare Ward Foundry and Nadine Wady
BANDITBKY qr., ALLEGE:CITY CITY,
Manaieenrers of Steam Znglifes; OU Preens,
Boiling Yam, Shafttng. Grist and flaw
BIM and Machine Castings. Grate ,
Wedgats,Wwn Boxes. 40. Bad to order zed
bare on mid japans at al l 16114:(15
01017 MAL FOVXDRY
AND , ROLL.INORKS: .
• 880 .Pazi Street.
BOLIALLN, BOYD ii.BAGAIET.
Chill Bolls, Mill Castlns% 801 l Lathes, ta.
ANTHRACITE COAL !
THE BRADDOCKS FIELDS •
Gas . Coal Comptuw
Plthis day been appointed SOLE AGE NTS for
almrgli and Allegheny Cities and surroundinit
s for, the sale of the Coarot the_Pennsylva
sg li4to Anthracite Coal and wransporsa
wo COW. wa nt of Parties n want of a superior qualltyof Antbra.
cSo Coal Irons Eastern Mines , will do well to call
o them.
,Oeneral Mee and Yard—CORMS OP AN.
DERtiON BT. and P. Pt. W. i
V. B. R., Rile.
(bony.
- Ittanc4l2lce and Yard — LIBERTY, opp o site
STREET, Pittsburgh - .
Postoelc Address, Box 5b7 Pittsburgh.
J. D. IviAIIQN
Superintendent Penna, & Ohio Anthracite
. Coal and Tranoportation Co
No 0.14 rupoll Amip"Pittsbnrgli.
COAL! COAL!! COAX!!!
DICKSON,
.START & CO,
Having rookored tkwor °See to
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET
( L,,, tel y city l'lonr KIII)B800ND /MOOR.
eirenal z r aritrtt r2 L b dis7l.:Bl l , 6 492;
h ew PAZi ke alltthei, °at or addressed to
thew ° hrones Qs mails W/11 be , atteadeo to
orcrmDtiN
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EST COMMON
Machine StOne Walks,
SortliwasemarofWest Comm
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t0r1324
1te4414n ToactbB
— ailiFirogsMax4ol344 6 Atlas reassulMo
rot,TDEns, MACECINIS'
BAP PORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORK%
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA. :
rrEngines, Rolling Mill Ma..
chinery, Nail Macliines, Re
torts, and Castings general/.
PITTONNEM3II3;
Engines, of eveig-dsisielptien.
Zellers, on Task&
Sheet Iron Work.
saaraild
Boning Min casuals&
ItyriluD
cirathine Cistiags.
Gliolieral Castings.
(Opposite Onto' boa 1(1112,1
karrestnias
OMU CARLIN & CO.,
COAL AND .COKE.
STONE.
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PITTSBIMGIi GAMTM :11014 7 1),At li r
,mtm, JO, 1569. , "
HUE N. BOLE it CO
Cori, Point Alley and Duqueene
VizAs T fl Pont%)
Engine Builders, Pounders and
Mackintsts.
Bfannfactute STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES', of all slzea.
AlimelighttMtglatioc oIowATATISVE,
BOLLER. of 15-boreespower. 4"":"L`r.
CASTINGS, of every kind. made tower &tour
roundry, on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIGS for Oirefelle, SHARTING,PULLZY%
HANGERS, HOUSE and T08A0430 so Bnd
IRON TOBACCO PRISM, on hand anad a eto
order, at the
. • ..
INDUSTRIAL WOR S,
'renting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
PITTSBUILEiIf, PA.
Al! orders promptly llried, TNT US.
FORT PITT
EDILEII, STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
aulturemulugas or
MA.% DOUBLE -PLATED TURCLAB,
TIRE-BOX AND CYLINDER STEAK BOIL
EBB.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENBERB; •
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND /BON
BRIDGES;
•
PRISON DOORS AND COAL MT=
twee and Warehouse. eeraer Seeond,
Third. Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
111 P Orden sent to the above satires, will be
Dram my attended to; mh7dB9
BOBBL & CO.,
ILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORNSCRS,
SOL,IIIO. SW, SIIAXD Se PENN =
.
Having secured a large yard and for d shed It
with the meet approved saschmery. we are pre
=to ainutsocure every desc.ription of BOlL
the bestsnsinner, and warranted costalSo
au, saade 1.11 the country. Chimneys, Breeching,
Piro Beds, Iftema ipets; Locomotive Boilers,
Coadeneers, Salt Pans, Tanks, Oil StOls, Agita
tors,' Settals Pans, Boller IrootiMti Omar
?Ina, and sole zaanntaoftrers s :pat
en=
done= shortest notice. . IaLCO
ergs BL
Nos. 58 and 56 Water areas,
vir.l4
IRON OIL TANKS,
'smarm was, COMM STRAIIL'LL%
ROLLING MILL STAONN,
And 138X1CT IBON WORN,
For Btearaboats.
JAUD U.' mum.- " —in3nnora D. awn JARED . JARED N. .11111711 H & SON,
ItAXIMACTIIIMIS OT
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
=NET IRON irons. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, ato.
THE BEST STOVES. •
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE 101:126 IN TEE STATE.
Sole Agents for the celebrated Bate Eurnbir
Oriental Stores and Purnaoets for Hard Coal or
Coke. B est in the World ler Parlor,olllce. Store or
Church. /Ire needs no rekindling—bum all win..
tat. , Do slather until rot see or send for Circular.,
• 1 4 1 o MX WOOD STREET.'
Oar Agents for Orientals—DEMMLZE Baps.,
iteiltheeld St.; OILO. HITBLEY, Allegheny CRT.
GAFF, GUS & CO.,
MAPOPACTIMIESOP IMO! YAM= OP
ler r i li CrtrMa r
BOSTON COOKING B.ANGIC I
THE FIERY FURNACE,"
701 WAILIOPG EtfiLDMIS.
-In I na% n'tl: 1 Z tel BTU*
ma tering i arelrTESlro a At wl dot ; argp vga
206 suja . d Liberti Street,
ses:7l7 PITTM3I7BGH, PL.
Coos wrovEs. •
CET THE BEST.
BISSEUG dr. CO.'S
TRItTBIPH, • ,
,OE Aurimitious
ltarranted to Cooly Bake or Roast al
well 1 1 8 an, other Morelli the Unto&
BISSELL & GO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street.
Alio on band and for sale.
PA BLOB STOVES,
I "4211"
Mtl i alTit t irENIMCII, -
" %OOHING KANOYM. ao.
DYER Anil SCOURER,
J. LANCIA
DYER AND SCOURER.
tfo. 8 BT. C.M.lllzi twrimour
And NOS. 186 and 181 Thin' Street/
PTIVSEURRIL, PA.
ARCEUTEOTS
gins & MOSER,
AltOlUTEcTe e
ram EOM AssocuT/ON BUILDING%
Nos. saa at. Char ettset, Pittsburg% A.
line. attention aim to the destalog Jr
benaise ot OIDDLT BOUBBA mil PUB
FORT PIIT BANKING COINASt
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, :•: : : $200,000.
,lITOCKHOLDERB INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
DEALEBB /N
GOVERNMENT
INTEREST ALLOWED ON
Oollectloas made on all
the Wilted States and Clanad
D. Hostetter,
'James Gordon.
D. Wallace,
.
Fawcett, '
lATIONAL BANE 0 r:.001111101 1
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PATTERSON ..
JOS. H. HILL
OAPITAIL i s $4500,000.
11/ILZOTOS: •
F. air l e tecrig tm ePlars'
has. ockhart, Wm..uougiss,
Dan. B. Davidson . Beea.
W. 11. Haven,
MACOSUNTS 7Ani
arCal
HART, CA 'GREY & CO.,
BiNkgßiS AND BROKERS,!
corner third and Wood - BMWs,
i b iTTEcurizen. i 34..,
~
anrancasoss TOOiali.NA, mum a 00..)
iL / O Coupons,
Eichange, in,
Lad putlealaz Men on Paid to tad parabaai
• au sae of
. .
. .
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Bight 33railip1on r t . gondon. '
soimat
N o HOLMES & SONS,
Etie&rgiMliEFUE4
57 Market Street,
iorrrivnlGEE, Pak
Collections made on all the principal points of
the Vatted states and Canadal..
•
Stocks,Bonds and other Seenritipe
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CONNIMION.
Particular attention paid to the pErchase and
sale of
United States Securities;
JUO:ai
MEM
JAY COOKE & CO.;
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET;
STOCKS and BONDB of all descriptions
Speelal attention given to the purchase - and ale
bongtit and sold
of Government Securities
WARIIIII6I AND zume,
Ca=Lilo& Merchant' and Broken in
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PRILADELPEak ADDRZBB,
Blom 17, Chamber of Commerce,
133 SOUTH SECOND 13THElc,T.
spin
iCLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY,
HEBREW W. C. MEDDLE,'
MANUFACTURER OP
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
/Setae. Itatezona Asia 011. •
Stands great beat without change; !Mahe
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special 011 for
tropical climates or hot weather.
Bare.Liseomows Engines iloolelawkolloPe
win
lbw AIM and Planing MU 011 a,
adeotedlor high speed.
Spindle • oil. Wool illead•Llghl 011.
Out, Tasneora 9 Stuff. Hensole.
ina&Pine bing o l/,leutelbeeh t 4 t
Marneab. OIL Parrallan
ARMOR VARNISH, to preserve B ht Iron
Work and Machinery from itst.
These products are Manuflunnted under Dr.
Tweddle , s_patent by Superheated Ste in Vac
cue. The Lubricating ells are almost dorless,
perfectif pare, uniform, and meetly g ht col
ored. ss
nd a high temperature nneban ed. and
remainimpid dnringlextreme cold. The
Watoad
Oils are I nneqUalled, and are inconstant'Use on
many of the principal Railroads. plamplem can
be examined and orders left at 174 WOOD
STREET. Works at liberpotourg.andde.
TACK HHOTKEUB,
COMMISSION -MERCHANTS,
Am) Mira= IN
Petroleum and its Products,
JAllV.Etall a i c atil4 l .l.9"'"'" Irwin W"'
pbtudelphi. omoo- JIT WALNUT 111%
_apl:w7lo
LiSIOND OIL. WORKS,
D
H. M. LONG &
Office.VALZELL BITELDING.'
feu Duquesne War. rlttiburgti, Py
J. S. SWINT J. 114 MIXATT
WINT & BIRATT,
AUFELITICCIIIIIBAL 13rE1
ORNAMENTAL' CARVERS
81•19MRy _WNW%
n h.
raitzrsT'aertaccutientinieViL Jauar
ldescriP don • MY*
EGURITIES
,LD.
AND C
TINE BEPOBIT
DIELICOTO
Jn.
Bo
An,
. O Risher, '
t. H. Xing,
ew
es M. Bailey.'
BAWL. If
RAN, Pres's.
D. LEFT
N. Cashier.
T, AT 11 A. N.l
33 a , rds.:ers,
DKLPHIA
OILS
CENT IKAIL AND VIVIAN'
PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
The eheaPeat baTestanent nOm the market for
sale by
VII* ItoNEEIELFEZ,
Corner rums .s.vzicuz £ WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer In Government Bonds. Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange at market
rates.
dem
'TAXES T. BEADY & CO.,
(aucces...,- OH. JONES & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sta.,
3EB 311 R 61,
BUY AND SELL ALL ENDS OP
•
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
191 OLD, SILVER ARD COLTON%
ON MOST FAVORABLE TEEMS.
WI" Interest Allowed on Deposits.'
sir moue, loaned on Govenunent Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders executed for the Putvhase
and Sale of STOt)Bl9, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMBS T. BRADT & CO.
We points la
CO liftAturgt etapits.
FINANCE 4 AND TRADE,
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, April 17, 1:
The very favorable statement of the
New York city banks, showing an in
crease of seven million dollars in their
reserve, by - temittances from the interior
and the south, made money quite , easy,
and where seven per cent. gold interest
and a commission were exacted on Fri.
day, six per cent. currency interest was
accepted on Saturday. This sudden
change, in the money , rates gave an un
precedented impetus to speculation in
bonds and stocks.
Government bonds of the July issues
have now reached 115 X, being about
one and a half per cent above the high
eat quotation ever attained, even with
six months interest accrued, and the de
mand for bonds is still on the increase,
Any farther rise here will also stimulate
the demand from Europe for the bonds
of the recent issues, and the difference
between old 1882's and newlB67's will be
merely the difference in the interest in
London, and be equal in Frankfort,
where the interest is added to the quota
tions. HOwever, the rise - since the first
of the month being now about two per
cent, we may look for a considerable re
action at any moment, even if the ten
dency were still for higher quotations.
Any advance of magnitude always
checks the investment demand, and
purchases at the higher figures are gen
erally of a speculative nature, and soon
finds its level.
In stocks the demand has so increased
by all classes that have any money to
venture and by those who have not lost
their all, that quotations have advanced
about two per cent, in 'the average.
Business being dull and the chances oc
materially favorable to a temporary in
vestment in stocks, it is too tempting for
men not to try their
we d s o ut
al
though their fate in nine cases out of ten
is that they lose money. Prices are so ,
inflated at the stock exchange and the
operators for want of orders literally eat '
up one another, and those who have
the means to operate under any market
finally swallow up all the smaller capi-
Isis.
mhBo
Gold is remarkably strong, although
exchange is still far below the shipping
point of specie and not much in demand , -
besides few remittances have to be made
for the May interest. The money in most
cases will be reinvested in bonds, which
is probably the true cause'of the rise.
Few holders have so far availed them
selves of the privilege of having their
coupons discounted, but the coming
week will most likely bring out larger
lots, since gold loans command a pre-
MiUM.
Money has not eased up here, but bet
ter terms are expected by borrowers for
the next week. - Business is still dull
and one of our principal branches is
completely idle..
Quotations as received by'Pb. R.
merts: Gold, 133 X; Silver, 126; Eighty
'one's, 128 g; Five Twenties, 18622,120 y;
'do 1864, 117 X; do • /865, • 115; do /865,
Consols, ---; do 1867, —; do 1868,
156 X; Ten Forties, 183,g; New York
Central, ,65%; Erie, —; Reading, 95;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad;.-132X; Ohio it lifisisslPPl•
53X; ' Michigan Southern, 99k1 Cleve
land it Pittsburgh, 92%; Chia
Rook Island, 138; Chicago &
North
Western, 833‘; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 95%; Adams Express Com
pany,
50X; Merchants Union Express,
15; PaelAo Mail, 64,5; Western triton
Telegrapdi Company, 41X; Gegory, 3,55;
Quartz gill, 1,55; Corydon, ---;Smith
Parmlee, 2,90; W. Am. Express 38%.
City Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]'
NEW Yens, April 17, 1869.
The Money market was very easy at
7;per cent. currency, and in some cases
balances were left at 6 per cent. The dig
count market was also easier; banks show
Iv more accommodating spirit; prime
paper is quoted at 9910 per cent. The
pioduce exchange was thrown into a fit
of excitement this forenoon by a report
that Messrs. Parker dc Peck, elevator and
warehouse men, had defrauded a number
of products 'firms out of 200,000 bushels
of oats corn and wheat, the total value of
i
which s estiMated at ;250,000. Mr. Peck
has disappeared.
• The Bank statement was favorable.
A decretuse in loans was naturally ex 4
pained, but the large increase in legal
tenders took every body by surprise. The
figures show plainly that the banks must
have received tar more currency • thari
they shipped during the week, and they
also explain, fully the great change in
money from stringency to ease. The
legal reserve e r iliZ 4B3 airt 1 5 , 1113- l e 3, z oref •
ol the
preceding week • loans 1295494,992,
decrease $2,295,845; - specie $7,711,779, de:
mese 1982,674; legal tendert $ 5 ,001,288, •
inoresee WOO" deposits ii 172,203,404
Increase $709414, circulation ;34;436,769,
decrease 1172,591.
Sterling dull at 774®8 per cent. Gold
is firmer, opened at 133%, fell to 133 and
closed at 1333f@1333,. The rates paid
for borrowing were from 1.16 to g to flat.
Governments buoyant and higher
Coupons of 'l, 117 %©11734; do. '62,
1 20%®121; do. '64, 116%®1163/ 4 ; do. '65,
117%®118; do. new, 115ya1.163(,: do. '67,
6X 115 g®115%; d 114g@1.15%; 10-40 s,
State Bonds rm. Missouris 87; "Old
Tennessee 68y, 69; new 66%(466%; Vir
ginias 60g@61; North Carolinas 54®
Mg; Louisiana Levee Sixes 70.%©70%.
Stock market opened firm, though
dull, business being checked by a meet
ing of open Board to consider the sub
ject of consolidation with Stock Ex
change. No action was, taken. Late in
the afternoon, under the influence of the
bank statement, the market became
buoyant and active, with great exCite
ment and a 'perfect rush to buy. New
York Central, Wabash, Peafiing' i St.
Paul, Ft. Wayne, Rock Island, North
western preferred, Mariposa, preferred
and .Mariposa were the chief features. At
the close the market was still strong and
active.
Five-thirty Prices—CuMberland, 29®
31; Wells Express, , 31%432: Amyl
can. 39 @ 39 31 Adams, 5934(3493;; Mer- j .
chants Union, 15®16; United ;States, 60@3
603 x; Quicksilver, 22@22g; Canton, 61%
1062%; Pacific Mail, 94% (4)95; Webtern
Union Telegraph, 41%® - 42; New York
Central, 11 • 343%©1663 8 ! Erie, 33%®34 pre
ferred, 52@55; Hudson, 147®147%; Mari
pose, 22g®22g; preferreci, 49g©49%;
Harlem, 13930101139%; Terre Haute, 38®
39; do. preferred, 67 ( 4 / 6 8.4; Wabash, mg
73x; do. preferred, 79%®8034; St. Paul,
94®79%; do. 'preferred, 863f(187; Fort
Wayne, 1132%@134; Oldo 456 Mississippi, . 1
333®33%; Michigan • Central, :122 j®
122 g; Michigan Southern, 99g©99‘,•
Pittsburgh, 9134@93%; Lake Shore, uuYs
® 99 ,4; Rock Island, 188%®138%;
Northwestern, 84%@84g; do. preferred,
96 '4® 8 6%.
Mining shares dull. • I
Copper stocks at Boston : Copper
Falls, 8; Franklin , 17L; Ueda, 70; usn -
cock, 4; Quincy, 22.
Receipts of the Sub•Treasnry were
$1,264,608; payments, $1,244,545; balance,
$89,972,276.
Clearances at the Gold Extthange Bank
weresllo,ooo,ooo. Exports of gold to-day,
822,175; for the week, $86,575. The im
ports for the week show ad increase of
12,890,000 over the same time last year.
Dry goods, $2,263,406; general merchan
dise, 60,294,761.
PETROLEUM suRKET.
,
OFFICE or PITTSBURGH GAETTE,
SATURDAY, April 17, 1869.
GENERAL REVIEW—The operations
in oil have again been light this week,
.
the volume of business in .the aggre
gate saving been light, and while the
market has been very sensitive and at
'times somewhat excited, prices ruled
remarkably steady, . thoraghthe -week
•
closes firmer than it opened. - There are
several obstacles in the way of business,
all of which we haNie noticed - time and
again; and until these obstacles are re
moved we cannot _reasonably look for
any permanent or material ingirove
meat. The derhand ditring the week
emanated mainly from short sellers and
the great - bulk of-the oil sold was taken
by those having maturing contracts,
which had to be filled. Had it not have
been for the 'shorts there would have
been next to nothing done, as there ap
pears to be but little inquiry from any
other source. Still, as already noted, the
market is firm, with but little offering,
and there is no disposition manifested to
make concessions in order to effect IgOes.
The receipts of Crude have fallen off
considerably, the river having got too
low to rim it in Wats. and nearly all of
that which arrived on the last rise has
already been delivered and as a conse
quence, there is not much on the mar
ket.
CRUDE—The market although quiet
is steady, with but little offering and
but little wanted. Spot is still held firm
ty at 15; without buyers; and May and
June is offering at 16, with the same re-
Sun, AB already noted, hsiwever, there
is no disposition to force sales, and the
market is almoist bare.
REFINED —The ' Refined rdarket Is
stronger and compared with 3restarday,
prices are better. Sales 1,000 April to
June at 333 i; 1,000 April, at 3234; and
500 May at 8835; showing an advance of
a full half cent, and we presume that
what is true of these is equally applica
ble to other months, as there seemed to
be a firmer feeling all around. As a
general thing our refiners are not dis
posed to sell very • largely, in cones
queries of the fact that Crude is too
higi. to admit of any margin.
RECAPITULATION -- Receipts of
Crude durinkthe 'week, 13,826 bbis; last
week, 47,691; from January Ist to date,
217;195; same time last year, 294,578;
Exports Relined this week, 7,909; last
week 91,750; from January Ist to date
91,750;'same time last year, 79,518; sales
this week, 42,700; last week 49,500.
• LIIBRICA.TING
Eclipse Winter at op
0i1....
Eclipse Railroad Axle
Eclipse Machinery
Eclipse Spindle
OIL SHIPPED EA ST BY A. Y. R. B.
McKelvy Bro. 101 bbls refined to W. P
Logan' & Bro., Philadelphisi.
J. C.Kirkpatriek & Co., 222 bbls refined
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Lockhard, Frew & Co. 474 bbls ref. to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Braun it Wagner, 52 bbla to. W. Blain
& Son, Harrisburg.
J. P. Wood 50 bba tar, to Slemmett
Bro.,.Downington Pa.
Total shipments Refined 841
Total shipments tar ' 102
OLD SHIPPED EAST PEPX DIIQUASBaII
• DEPOT.
Union Refining Co., 216 W. P. Logan &
Bro.. Philadelphia.
Kirkpatrick & Lyons, 334,bb1s refined
to W. P. Logan & Bro.
Hutchinson Oil Ref. C0.,'517 bbls ref
to Warden. Frew & Co.. Pislladephis.
Hi M. Long & Co., 174 bbls refmed to
W. F. & Co., Philadelphia.
Duncan & Williams, 45 bbls refined to
W. P. Logan dc Bro., Philadelphia.
P. Logan
Montzheßro.r, ime,
Philadelp ct Co.,
hia222, bbla to W.
. •
Total Shipments Refined. .. . . ... . ...... 1292
Dry Goons Market.
NEW YORE,April 17 .—Trade among
jobbing house as usual on Saturdays, Is.
very quiet to.tlxv, And market through
out is inert and depressed. The Lawrence
F. brown mtu4linu are reduced by job
bers to 183 i. American; 4y., brown 1114.
Red Crosswegans
,are jobbing at 14%,'
and Green Star at 14, and White Star 12.
Laconia Canton flannels bring - 180
great falls, do. at 2 3y,(424, do.
bleached 25, laiark No. 2 check 12x.
Park mills No * 80 24c. Pepperel brown
drills are down to 16.4 e, laconla do. 15yo.
Atnaskeag, are jobbing both at 16 and
17e ; and Massachussetts G at 14M.
Woolen goods market awfully demolish
ed, and it is now an open question
whether mills can be . run on IWI time
any longer; excellent fancy CaBBllneree
and I.coatings from- some of the best
AlneriCan_ndlls in good weight : ante lino
tluleh. are selling at front 11,10.0Urrency
way down below 1 dollar, or abbot 600
not on tont plea.
400
350
750
... . 800