~.
, STIOIL W,MM.
: • DUQUESNE' MOM.
• . ,
COMM, BARD & co
• _ • llanuf,sonutd‘ of
l i , • ,
IRON, , NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND:SPRINGS,
Dirgqinisz, L IL-AND JUNIATA,
?LAT BAR,ROUND' AND BIZGARE IRON.
t - IPI_ li. 111-ROUPFORRET-AN AT K IRON.
morLiat PL IS:AND RS,
GUARD MGR' \ DNAD• and DROPPER BARS,
FLANGED - c BARS, CYLINDER
A., 77 1 A., iIIILA for Coal Roads.
24 1 & i r &DONS & HARBOR TEETH,
•I• RI G AND CULTIVATOR STEEL.
.ir 0 21 G AND MOULDS cut to_patterp.
IcS,, STEEL 13 LIAIMINe. A. B.
• _ .__ \
- AMR, BUGGY and WAGON spluips and
oirrerts AND SPIKES. '.
\
a Goods First Class and Warranted.
• \
. -, OFFICES AND WOR K S.
liixtessith Street and A.llegheily MVO!,
and 77 Water Street. Pittsburgh.
hall
fiODEFFROY BBANCKER. &:CO,
•
42 xchange Place, New York, \
vrepareoj Sole Agents In the U nited
dates
(hares for the Prallsilll ' Mining and Iron Cora-
Pak/ Of roniabOrg, Westphalia, to contract or
mail iz qnantitles to fait pturchusers, (delivered in
either New Xerk or Philadelrada,) the celebrate&
V. .G. SPIEGELAEISEN
Bud so exteniivell for the ioanufsetnrinse of
BESSEDIEIt STEEL
freifrOm Mart! and Piosphortm
in& oontalasi heavy per centage of Ifingontee.
pail particulars, 'ambles, Prices or giernical
analysis will be proraptir forwarded on Willa**
' ia3o:d7ll
M ELD STEEL WORKS
z lOWA olc&tV',
. of irmerillerbetnka Q .
CM AN'GElara r SPAIt
mgreal ,- " • ,r
, - ,:ownkt,*:'*49o ll / 6
,
W.; CEIASOPASULLN4 ,
1 ditttStit*lS INTOTirtil,
P*ll4-.1141qt & 7tllllati
‘, Office, tAo ' 339 /4erty St,
~1.ITM11;51 0. 11 4 1 % .
BLACK DWIOND
saw: WORKS.
PARE,IROTIUM , 84 CO
jraaufseturars of all descriptions of
' 19 11 3MIEBELas
Dias sad Wareh . onsa..TBIRTISTH,
71335 T and LULA OAD Wp3Z3TE,
'PiTiSBVIIOII.
IRON WORKS.
JAI!. Urns. rival ...• W. P. roma. Bart.
pITTEIBITAGH FORGIEI
AND IRON CO:,
XASIIPACIIIIIMUS . or
" >r Isom
ltallroad Fish Bars 0114, Be/let
lialbMail Car Axles lolled; •
/1111141r011id Car Axles Slaimsollal
Leemosetive Frames;
Iweossotive tft p `bile Bede;
paipean -
/ Yoke". Sfralbill
:Iltloga,ooa 4 Imams
Steamboat Croaks;
Bod, Wslistia
laws, Calla:8;4lb
, -
OMNI. Zi0..177, PSRIN STRATA%
The Trustees ere now. eree
use el' Ihe
4g ""
sieszter ensllo tlipette4 need Iron,
likii greatiapront meat In usgetior thus. and the
T• 4 4904 uNhueleukufla U 14 , 1 41 manabuteren
- - - - •
Puttee ortalking to use It'eie cfhtahi tioesuies
ephlyhig to • ' • • '
SPEEFtc,
I ' • - Attorney for the Truitt* .
10)0)115 IL awl Zerettell'e Bulldinti" Seg
Nowt*. menet.,
lke hktereitet ere Invited to rhitt the
- WORKS...where the • Ir
sow In ismesaaliperauos. tee
EVERSON,PIRENTON CO,
d ur sirruie, Noilk a ; n 4V4a fa v ie ramp
nos Its
",. u •
OVELTY-Wol4Ka'
prrraminumpf ,
OVELTY -WORKS. -•
rouradod A. D )BAII.
"A 11 2% ..111740:„ CO
. m o rrAmpuiss car
" 21 , - SFr
rAr•M* 0002 st. .
Jam noel Pater - Door
OoDeeMoe rattles,
panO OVRAX,InSIT EYSEES
Plitobstsb, Peria'S.
ItID STEAM
Am r u --— 'ooorze, ta:lll.;.:intris 1
mi st. coon= 164104% ' '
' - BRASS rouND >I :
/ - , GAB . , . .4 , . 4 ,
, .
imaidmi l t io ruplii AND ISIAND .1.2.L.,
mamas ta Gm ..., I) a •
I Of all kali& '
Oor' of 'Mead Wabiat gti,
iviragatin;'
ri
FOtm)R m=f;Ts.
KNAPIORT- PITT
FOUNDRY COIPANY:
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
pniTsauncig, FA.
Illrlingines, Rolling Mill . Mae
chinery, Nail , Machines, Re
torts, And Castings generally.
NATIM M I FOUP!rfinW
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Smallassa Street'',
Canna WARD.)
\ WILLIAM SMITH,
Monufooturor of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
YOB GAB AND WATZB WORKS.
Xy Pings are alleastliiirarlablyin Pito, in dry
sand, and LSI feet lengths. Also, fall assortment
\
Castings,tor Gu and Water Works.
I would also call tie atteittoa bt_Stitotal•
ants of_ eao Works,to mat* of m..ffrek "
of gettoral
A TLAS WORE* -
. .
libiLTON STREET, Ethth
zwrxwousviteit:
THORIUM ImntiXlliiiratient.
m *asks'. &skewed tla Wises sad nest
eataidste establishments is the West% sad in
atIW projimise fend& •
Negintag . f Weer,
ISSMli•Sivas.
lama Ires Work.
Railroad.
name inn vaigtifin.
Ilassisi Castings.
Kaildie
,Castiap.
Ileaserel 4Diestiats.
_ osozas eoLzarritn.
novae,
ROBINSON, & CO., •
tauseassars to IlaiursOr. Mau ilaxamagh
W-ASKELIKITON - WORIES
. - FOUNMESSAND MACHINISTS, PITTSBORSH,
Manufacturers of Boat tad Stationary Stem 71:a
I= Bi l t aer v it gili p titail dn d i estri ll _932s er r 64 =
and Stits li ßoller and Sheet Iro n W ork.
CMGs, • o. •18, -earner First and Satithleld
Streets. • _
Agents ftrr ellId.BD'S PATENT INXICTOR
fir feeding Boilers. . falt:ret
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
filireekNinth Ward,
torpodte twos /Mu law,)
&nig BIB and • Bridge Sating%
, .
.11(1118LE SKEWS AND FIPE, BOXES,.
*ADBOORAT A.4vD OASTINEI3 02.11WiLVT.
, ,
Orders pro m pt ly and carefully executed. -
Warns ritimaniage.:
=BERT LtellinW"
°cl IS • •
VOMAS CARLIN &
Mirth Warllondry and laakineihrluy
BA3DIII3IIr EIT., ALLEAMENT . CITY, FL.,
Kanufleharers -Steam Nurse, OD Presses,
Pulleys, 13hafttng, erlst 11114 B&W I s og i
BolliiV ia land Machias Outings, Grate
Wehik •Wagos Braes; &a Build too rder as
have en I Enema et all sixes. uteltue
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND: ROLL . WORKS •
880 Per!si Street.
wo nonET.
ettiltgalls, Mil Cullum 801 l 40.
GOAL-AND wan
.
ANTIIIIACITE : COL I
-, -, ' ' '
THE BRADDOCKS FIELDS -
~
Gas Coal <' ' Ciiinpaay
trands day been -appolated POLE AO/EFTS_ for
laburgikaaul hilaaely Muss ansionrwritiainn
ior.•tta solo of the Coal_ oti ao_Pannaltiii
wir !egos...garland Coal and 'A'
Cow y.
antra want Its adWrier allitiftiOt e tli
o e le Coat/out Fasten Woos. will d , W to t al,
GeneriO 011os aad Irard-4)OtthilElt OF Siii-
XOCI.BISON.BT. and r. lts. W . 40 O. N. F., Alla
ghoul'. . _._ _ _ , , _
Brancb tr Oldee and Tard—LIBEWPY, appetite
I PIXTIIII H. irtithitT, Pittsburgh.. ‘. .• - , •
Polska Address, Fox bin Pitta's's:rib._
J'e D:. MAHON ,
liumintiadeat Penno.4 Ohio intirpite
.. . ': Coal and ,Troppottatiou Co, ._.
1 11 4.114FOUITil 119111* Pitthalli'gli;
COALI teALlt COALS!! -.
DI LEON, •grEvApi & co.
.gmig vilikinta tl.ii Ofilea te
NO. 10 87 LthERTT. sTREET,
(wady City 7106 NMI BLCOND 1:1003.
iAlel t afttra - 7 f irv il Mrl YOUGITIO.
01C, at Hte
nu es =lit i llt ger amen; COL` make:is& te
UM 'tk , Inn 116 lintollog to
STONE.
COMMON
NIPM
~'nl~i~..'.ai~i,~.-I%.`WYsY:~~52i et
PITTSBURGH . GAZETTEiFITUESDIVI 2( jB6ll.
n'XICEN3IIS, BOLIJOU3, &O vi
HUGH 1 1- BOLL & 00.,.
Ok• POW Al* ant Ihilieesaegt...,
(NEAR Ylls
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all else&
P .
A liNcte l letenttz
, Wr i t i ed to oar SR
A
M
BOILE,B,of 111-horservpower.
CASTDCGS, of every kind, made toorder &tour
leoundrye TRIRD STREET below Market.
MGR; 011 Wells, suArTzue. , rurmars,
RANGE HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IKON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny Blyer, near the Feint,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
•
tar All orders promptly filled. TRY US.,
FOIZT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TK
CARROLL & SNYDER
MIMI
Tußlri.ks, notruLE-yr.trzn - rozuLAB,
FIRE-BOX AND CYLINDER _ STEAM
ERR.
OIL STILLS A,.ND OIL TANS&
CHIMNEYS, BRZECHING AND ASH PANS.
SETTLING PANS,. SALT PANS . AND CON
DENSERS; s
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND LEON
BRIDGES; '
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
. ,
Ware said Warehouse. earner Seeoud,
Third. iihort•pad Liberty Streets,
ar Orders/eat to the above addresiwill be
Proinutly siteuded mh7:fBe
B.NAJIIMMLL 8c CO n
OILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Nii, LID la minim;
,
Sarin secured a large yard sad ferniahod tt
A
vita the meet apprareh ftlehtner we are are-
V.4,-d.:.I2PVII.YAICUITArCaITiIyeexi oset/0
ai 9 Zn i qrarri VI&
Y•
lire Bede, Stem Mee Ye Bonen:
,Ceadeaserevilatt PainTishilta
eon, Heal at Peat; , Bum
raaisheole lama i l i=ltilaint I rat
digits an el . t4)e. 1 'tweet
/ARID ..... D. SZU*U
JAILED N. BRUSH & SON,
ILANOTACTURIDS OP
Steam. Boilers, 011\13tills t . Tanks.
SKEW IRON 11,01111.103.
61 Penn Street, PUtienetihs pa.
STOVES, OASTINOS,4r.o.
rEtE BEST STOVES. ,
8. BRADLEY . it CO.
hianutheturere of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stares;,
TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE.
Sole Mauls for the bate d Sarah[
Orilla Stoves and for Rud Cost or
Doirin eat in the Worl r Parior,ollmlitore or
Church. Fire noon no rekindllug—burns all win-
Lai. Donotbuy uutli gun see er aentiar Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
Our Agents for Orientals—DEAMLEE BROS..
tmithileld SF: fTSLAY*A/140107 City.
eim2Huouglitoo
*VIM 'toxin or
EPWC:riiTMEL, -
soarorr. doosnre RANGE,
4 •3111 E FIERY FURNACE,"
10A WAANING BUILDIRAL
" Thg EtZeTWOin , aRTFACA'..°CirIat WOO ,
(Oltnetatatt"ratter_n) polermict
RANG* CAST ISOWIT,E,% WAILLKAN S
.}IEYLROTOJA,ORA troMintsielit
71iLLT/7. ! BU T% VW &I.
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
*Zs 7 P/TTSBUBOI7, PA.
ax. ) * wrfvEs• • . ,
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL- - 411 - CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
PM! BrZUJEGVOIN GOAL'.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Rout as
iltll MON other *ore .hi the Cohn.
Pak= & 00i 1
No. 'CB6 Liberty Street.
air on rwrid ou we.
a ' IRLO 4 raT i rP c iLas,
itk o n 6 ib
"um am 14h
EL of,
DYEN AND SCOURER.
, ~.= •.';
rirCh:oB'll•47l44o:Et ErIMXPErr:
: ' • ". •!•••':1•1.•
Asa zahlat iii Is 7
; TriTagingm:
BARRAMOSEIrcTha , •-•
A-ItCWICEICMIII,— ,
31113{ ASSOCIATION 8UTED 0 . 10 ,.. 3,
44 • et. CFA* Direst,
.a,tri nm itekto Ake dealsidas
houb. •
q . 4."" :• 1 )f .01.44
WORKS.
xmo;w.tcrozzaa or
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
DYER AND -SCOURERi
AROIIMMTI3.
MIN!
litelAttOLlLL.
FORT - IqTr' , BiliKlNG COIPANY.
N0..169 Wood -Street.
CAPITAL / : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
MALEBO IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND COLD.
INTUIT!' ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITL
Collections' made on all - acheaMble point' In
the United Stales and Canada'.
DIREF.PrOIIa:
Jno. 0 Blither.
Itobtc H. King,
Amdtew Dill r.
James N. Bailey.
D. Hostetter,
;antes Gordon,
D. Wallace,
X. Fawcett,
9 AJIM. Mc
D. LENT
NATIONAL BANK OF aIIiBCE,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth St&
A. PATTHRlloll....4—„...—.«PreMidamt.
JOB. H. HILL
CAPITAL, r $500,000.
• .
DEBBC7TOBS:
A. Pattnr, Game W. Cass,
Wm. H. Brown, It H - t _Palmer
Chas. LockbaA, e Douglas,
Dan. B. Davidson, Win. Rasa.
W. B. Haven.
DISCOUNTS D
HART, CAI:TOMEI a. CO.,
BANKERS, AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
.VriTSIIITROXI.
NUOCIABOBS TO HANNA. /LET s 00.4
" =ALM la
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And -Adzilnnlad own= Tr to at mow
GOVERNMENT -SONDE.
miehtprart• on London.
N. Houma son,
57 Market Street,
1 •
Collection ande on. all the principal petite of
tie United States aid Canna.
Skaihihmds sad other Securities
NOUGHT LNG 50F) ON OOMXHBION.
Particular attenUozipald to the waste sad
tale of
United States Securities.
Ja3lo:al
JAY COOKE & CO.,
334stril3Leria,
114 SOUTH - TH.IRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
STOCKS' aid BONDS of all descriptions.:
bought \ and sold.
Special ittaatioa alien to the purchase and sale
Government t3ecuritles. fatale
WARENG'AND KING,
Commis4on Meretuints and BroUrs la
Petroleum . and \ Its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK,DUQI44NE WAY,
PHILJIDZIAPHLS. AILDDHESS.' s
Room 17, Chamber of Contn
133 SOUTH SECOND ST H SZT.
"Iv
ECLIPSE ,:PETROLEUM :REFINE ,
HERBERT W. C. iIVEDDLE,
IKANIMACTUIViIa ON
. ,
LOrteating & High Test Boining
ReUpset Railroad Azle Oil.
•
Stands. great heat witbaut change:. . , 'in s
Wapid iit lowest temperatures. Special 1 bar
tropical climates or hot weather.
loaamiotive * liagiiie s ltaaltiawillio • 1 '
Will t'
DAM X . sad Planing Rill Illila,
Alapte for kith speed.
''N_lpftiadiler en,. wow sestaktait
mu. Tanners* Stair. 1101111010, 7 ,
6 01,
lad" Finishing Oil, allelinty /
Harass. 01t. .,• , raabie./
ARMOR YARN= p r o
m t 'Aviary. Bright ken
Work and Dackinert Butt.. . .
Thule PrildttOti aft manufactured ender D r.
Twetttlit's_patent bp Superheated Steam in Vie
atm. frlue'Dubtioannyt WI ate .alpteeLokoritia;
perfteurpure =nrat. &WI mein lint col
eted. stand a Lilt Xture um! mlys=l
remain limpid iltu Aire AO eild 6 0
vi h ra.
-Vile ar f/ unaqualielle are tit Ce win un
. ay me'princi uremia. samples can
, ex o_ , and atter. lett lat U 7 41 WOOD
' 8 . •Woirklr St tikarpiburg itridym.-
TAP& '4IIO7IIERSI'
VOMESSION MERCHANTS ,
AND DI IN.
Petioleum and its s rodaote
Putman!' otice—imilltuve BUILDING:
corset of magnesite Way an!IIrwIA !treats.
" Philadelphia 0111ce-1117 WALNUT ST.,
a01:w30
Dwitorip wit woRKS,
N. M. LONG
?Alm DALZZLI! B1M1;11X„p.,
.1. ',lll. BWlier ' rte•J• 4111.1.1,
ISW/Nrr IX.IIIII,ATT,
onteihmENTaki„ . ' CARVERS 4.
'Xit.l,s. l / 1 1 44 1 7Atit' AtikiNrhi f• 4
BtAtl io itV a ttatiliCirMabl a t 4
Mat • 0411411111
'4l.7 *At. - 7 2 0 ,, ,U.19.4aVrce 6. ..""P46‘ t 110"-" , ,VO*-
4/takk
IMELAN„Presti.
LIBOR. Cashier._
T, AT 11 A. N.
1711011. PA.
\ OILS.
Duquene Way. Plttsbassits,Ps,l
6 4 Brriti*AlViiiINION
P~CIFICItAItiVir BONDS,
The 'cheapest lavestinent' now In the markei for'
sale by
1113EllEUTZ - ,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE & WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer In Government Bonds. Gold and
Coulions and European Exchange at market
rates. • dell
lAmEs T ; BRADT Br, Co.,
(Buceeiwors 08. JONES & C 0..)
, . •
Corner. Fourth.and Wood; Sts.,
BUY AID SELL ALL XINDS Or
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
, GOLD, 811,1712 AND COUPONS, '
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERNS.
1 •
InteOnt Allowed on Deposits.
r Money loaned on Government Ronda at
lowest market rates.
`Orders executed for the Parehase
and Sale of lITOOIia, BONDS and
GOLD. • I
L • .1A.1;4E8 T. BRADT &' CO
'CO littsbuTO Gaistts.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
r •
OPTICS% Or rirraimmiu GAZETTE,
Morns;,: April 19, 1899.'
1, The gold. marke t opefied . at 183%, an
adrura . . of one half per cent: on Satur
dare qUotattena,:reached 134 k, and
liter' gain touching 193%, - cloaed strong
at 11/3X. The scarcity of cash goliteu
ablea parl,lea to , look up golrland force
thoae who, In anticipation of lower quo.
tatione, have sold in advance, to pay
eithera high rate for borrowing gold or
. .
pay the advanced rates demanded. The
large amounts of coupons, however, new
annim i g .on the market, will ease the
market in' a day or two; the More so,
'since the returns are to be :: made to
lEurope in bonds instead of drafts or
gold.
The Government bond market opened
at an advance of g per cent, but soon
settled down on the average quotations
'of Saturday. Bonds seem to have
touched the highest point.. The demand
from Europe is not increased and the in
terior has no money to btry, and few are
disposed to pay so high a price as 15 pea
cent. above par.
Stocks are strong, but closed at a
slight decline.
Money is easier and business is im
proving cadually.
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 1.38,/. Silver, 126; Eighty
one's 117; Five 4 Twentiets„ 1862, 12834 i
do 1864, 115 3 / 4 ; do 1885, 117;4; do 1885,
Consols, 113; do 1867, 115 g; . do 1888,
115; Te n '- Forties, JeflYi; New York
Central, , 663; Erie • --; Reading, 95;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 133 g; Ohio & Misissippi,
34; Michigan Southern, 985; Cleve
land it Pittsburgh, 93/; Chicago &
Rock Island, 89q; Chicago & North
Western, 84; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 95';‘; Adams Express Com
, piny, 641; Merchants 'Union Express,
15; Pacific Mall, 94%; Western Union
1 T elegraph Company, 4231,; Gregory, 8,75;
Quartz 1,60; Corydon, —; Smith &
Pantile% 2,70; W. Am. Expres s 40. .
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady & Co. Gold, 133%; United
Sates Sixes, 1881, 117; Five-Twenties,
1862, 120%; do. 1864, U 5%; do. 1865; 117%;
Teo-Forties, 106 K; Flve-Twenties, januf
ary and July, 1865,115%; do. do. 1867,
115%; do. do. 1868y115%; Seven-Thirties,
par less, % ;
.Due Compounds, 119; Union
Pacific Railroad; Tian :Central do. de.,-
103; Cy Pacifies, 101%.
By Telegraph to the Pltttburgh Guette.l
NEW Yoss, -Apnll9, 1869.
Money easy and steady at 7 per sent.
for call t loana. ; ,Sterling dull at 107%®
108 for first claim bills. The great feature
of .Wall street was the-,effect . produced
by rumors relative to the Cuban revolti
tion, Lord Stanley's -reported , • speech,
\ denying any wrong was committed in .
the ease of the Alabama, and Senator
Chandler's warlike resolution and apeeeh
„
in the Senate. Gold Advanced 34 per
\
cent. and stocks fell per cent. It
is stated , the Atlantic and Great Western -
Bead has passed into the control of the
receivers, of whom Jay Gould is one. Its
coupons have not been cashedby the Erie
Company since April 16th, and the notice
of March 80th ;that they'•, would cash
them bi revoked.
Gold is firm and opened , at 182%; fell
to 1333‘ and closed at 133ti@l313%..liates.
paid for borrowing 2, 1.64,142 and 3.64,
and for carrying 2 per cent. The West
ern, from Europe, brought 17,000 pounds.
Stocks are slightly loWer, but at the
close steady. There has been no amount
'ofrealizing, but on the contrary German
buyers have . been picking up stock et a
decline; r Dealers are , generally , : out rot
bonds; and, therefore, cannot appe& as
sellers, while there is no stock offering
from oat of town. . Coupons of 'Bl, 11734.
@117%; do. ?02, 12014®I20%; do. '64, 116
®1 1 63(,; do. 'B5 11711/1%117%; do. new,
1 / 5 49 1 .414 0 .: , witaiefle; do.,' lb.
itsvoil w limo% I.oBl,®lckw.
State bonds weak on new, North Rare*
litut . and \ firm on Other descriptions:
ldiasouri4' SIN: Aid Tenn esigiese MN®
69, - and- new do., 663:066a; old IT°rth
Carolinas,lBl®l34, 4 andnew g@blll-4; old
Virginia4.l4l@bil, )4, and , new; 0 1, 34@gi
Louisiana \ ItNeebbnds;'7o l %®7o).
The stock market,was very active dux
ing the miarning, . with the highest made,
at the ope Oin k, though the yearket-Aen
orally continued strong, aieept on NOrtfo.
western, Which was . barely steadyt, New”'
York Central low, Robk 'lsland - 140,
ld.
Pacific it 95fic,: , Bt . Paula common;
illy, and referred 8796, Wabash 74. and
Michigan Southern , O9X; were the fea; ,
tures— Express stocks were strong and
higher earl y in the afternoon, with prideaJ
generally lower.ander.aales So .re*ine,'
;with ' Cott lined activity ,inr.E'sW :Tait?
Cential. d 'rlistd , Ogid l o l lit,f l eul:444 ttegk
g'slan4,are neerthaane nem, an il tee '
-cloeltueptiedriretirocUttlettip levalike:
lowest point, still X and 11) per out:
off troth : best rates attic) day. Etarletn
was an exception and higher. Miscella
neons stocks steady; except Pacific Mall.
which 4edined to 93q on the warlike
dispatches •us regards England from
Washington. Express stocks buoyant.
though the beat prices were not sustained
at the close. ' . _
- - -
530-prices, —Cumberland 29340340,
Wells Expres.s,-32%033%,0. American, ,
Express, 41%042c; Adams, Express, 63®
63%e; United States Express, 64%@65%c;
Merchants Union Express, 15016., •,
Quicksilver 22%024!„,/ ; Canton, 62%q,
630;
.Mariposa, 24024%c; preferred 413;
New York central 1,136; Erie34%034'%;
preferred, 51055; Hartford Erie. - 22024;
Hudson, 148®V„ ; Harlem, 142%0142g;
Reading. 95%6%; Chicago and Alton,
5 6 ® 58 ; preferred 1,54301,59 ; Terrie
Haute, 39%040, preferred, 683(,069.
Wabash, 71%072, preferred, 791080. St.
Paul, 79%079f preferred, 870i37%. Ft.
Wayne, 32% 235. Ohio and Missis4,
sippi, 33,10 j,; Michigan Central,
122; Michigan Southern. 98 n@ 99 3ii
Pittsburgh, 93%093%; Lake. Shore 98%
®99; Rock Island, 1390139 3 ,;
Northwestern, 84084%; do. preferred,
960943 y„; Burlington Quincy 173; C. C.
and I. C., 45; Dubuque and Sioux city,
1153;; St. Joseph, preferred, 1123. C.
C. C.. dry L, 45. W. 11.. T., 421.042%.
Mining shares dull. • .•
Copper . stocks at Boston : Copper
Falls, 8; Franklin 18; Heels, 70; Han.
cock, 4; Quincy, 22; Minnesota, 2.
Clearances at the Gold Exchange_Bank
were 169,000,000.
Receipts of the Sub-Treasury were
$2.778,930; payments, /1,023,723; balance,
P 9,727,464.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
MONDAY, April 19, 1869.
The markets, in a general way, are de
void.of anything that is really new or
important. - There is a fair korai demand
for most of the leading qrticles and a
fair volume of business ht the , aggregate,
while prices, generally, are without ma
terial change.
APPLE6—Very scarce, and prime to
choice may be quoted at /6®7 per bbl.
APPLE BUTTER-90@$l per gallon.
MITER—Is very .4ull With asupply
largely 'in excess 'of the demand, and
prices are weak • and drooping; dales of
prime - to choice Roll - at 38@42,
BEANS- - Dull at ;30)&0 per bushel.
CHFRSE—BaIes of New Western Re
serve at from 15®20, as to quality, and
New York Gbaheest 22®23.
CARBON OIL—Is still quoted at 29®
30,1 n a jobbing way, for standard brands:
4XIRNIIIIAL-11.750)1,80tier cwt.
DRIED FRUIT — Peaches dull but un
changed at 14 _for quarters, and 18@19
for halves. Apples scarce and in demand;
may be quoted at 12 ®l4.
EGGS—In good supply , and dull at : 17,
with some few sales reported at 1S" -
FLOUR—There is nothing now in the
Flour, market worthy of apocialuotice„-- -
We'cannow report a continued Tali kocal
demand but prices although steady are
nrchanged;, Spring Wheat brands uat
$6,5007; and Winter Wheat - at 17,50®13. 7
Bey" -Flour Mill" 'prices uto.
changed.
GRAlN—Wheat is dull and nominal
at *1,48(4)160 fortprinte Re& ' Oats scarce
and higher we now quote at, 67®68 on
track and 70®72 in store. - Ear corn Is in
steady demand at 78®80 on 'wharf, and
83®85 in store. Ryon' seared and higher;
$1,45®1,46. Barley is out. of, season, and
while the demand is very light; the sup
ply is almost exhausted in this market;
Choice Spring would probably ;com
mand 152. '
HAY-In good demand with sales of
prime loose pressed, - on wharf, at $28@30.
HOMINY-45,15@6 per bbl f
HEMP 5215@22U per ton.
LARD OIL-1s quoted at 11,25. for No.
2, itud151,53®1.54 for No 1.
MAPLE MOLASSES-Sales ingallon
jugs at 11,50(4)1,75. •
PROVISIONS-Bacon is quiet 'but
steady at 14 for Shoulders; DIN for •
Ribbed, and 17%@18 for Clea r Sides; and
191@1934 for Sugar Cured ; Hams.
Lard is quoted at 18X©19,1‘ as to qtial
ity, and Dried Eeef at 21: Mesa Pork
132,00. - • - •
POT .4.TOES--•In - good supply but un
changed; -sales in store at 75, and on
track at 70. ' . • • -
ITc 4 4-fittoteil:4l . l ots, :
BEFPS_Clover Seed Is in fair demand,
at 410, while Timothy Seed is scarceand
higher being quoted at 14,74. .Nothing
doing fa Flaxseed—little dr - none in
market. . ,
SALT Slay `be quoted at 51;80@)1,85
by the car load, and $1,9.5®2 for small
lots in store.
WHISKY ;Dell and unchanged.
PErROLE RtET,
OPFICE OP PITTSZEROK l*A.,c,r.a"Tß,
MONDAY, Aprll 19, /669.
The oil market although firm is in a
peculiar and unsathtfiotory condition
with but very. little .doing, and what is
worse still, there are no indications Att
present of any immediate improvement.
Notwithstanding prices are higher than
they were a few days sines,, the =UM,
facturer is none
,the better of It, as he
has no more margin now than he bad
then. When lb:dined adYances. Crude
generally follows, so that while it is true
he can realize more for the former he has
to pay more for the latter. As we hAVIf
repeatedly stated, there is no profit for '
the refiner at present prime, and this has -
been the case nearly all winten: Crude-is
relatively higher than refined; - Crude Is
relatively cheaper here than at Oil City.
and relatively lower in Near York than it
le here, and refined is relatively lottor in
Philadelphia and New York than it la in
Europe.. This may seem strangs•yet we
are assured by those who have figured It ,
over and over, that it is true. If there is
any Way of,remedying the matter
shotdd‘ be attended to, 404 the; soon e r - ,
the better. In the present state of affairs,
operators, generally, ari l ' discouraged,:
and there is not that life and bouyancy In
the tzade which usually prevails, parties
nlarly at this season of the year. ,
CRUDE—Not a single sale reported
to-day. , atm reumked4ll , steady with • but
little offering, and holders Are-stiff, se
fusing to make concessionsit order to -
effectsales. Spot oil may be fairly quo
ted at 15; seller to July at 16,1. and. seller
for May and June, at le. It la probable
that their.will be some more arrivals by
river .within the next few days,. as the
Allegheny is again in a daft navigable,
,condition.
REPINED- 7 S, ale of 500 bbls spot at
52%; 1,000 last half Apill, at - 82 W; and
1,000 each May and Aline, at
.34: Quota
tions—May, 3334; June , and:.July, 34; .
June to December. 38; Buyer all year,
8834ig58%. Market Linn but quiet.
LUBRICATING OILS.
Eclipee Wintarrtabrkiating 400
Eclipse Railroad Axle 850
Machiner", 75d-';
Eclipse we .
ou.sourysnßs ST 'BY A. V. B. B.
_
Inekhard,Xrew &, Co. OM xeL ? to
Mardtiii,l'isiv & Co.,Phlladeiphla:".' ,
J.'l‘l,:ithiiiiittsittli &Do.: bbla. refined
aling, Ring •dv Co., Philadelphle;,: • •
TUlVt.llll`vrtiddle; 60 tibia
ad to lig.; , l4.7osiigs. Pbiladelphia.
TOt4 ithipmests Maned— ... ....,... 101541 rt
El