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STEEL WORKS.
DUQUESNE _WORKS.
COLEMAN,` REM & 00.
liantinktinni
IRON;. NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES 'AND SPRINCS
Dritiottpii*, , l. X AND JIINIRTAI
T BAR, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON.
• WIN /LOOP., SHEET Aim TAN!, IRON.
MATRA &ND. BRAD%
IIi,PMSAttODUAII , and D.R.OrPER. BA%
IV AUL , BARS, CILLNDEB
sr AD PLAT RAIL, for Coal Hoods. _
CROWBARS
_WXDOES H ARNoW TANTIEL
SPRING,PLOW•AND CULTIVATOR STZEL,
HIFIAM,Eg,ANIBI?U'IDAINII44PaiI, tn.
STEEL._
COACH, BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and
XLEd.
CUT NA,11.4! AND BFLEM.
All Goods Firat Class and Warranted.
opricits-Axn WORKS.
Sixteenth Street and Alleitheay River,
and IT Water Streit.Pittaburgb.
to.b9
GODEFFROY BRANCKER & CO.,
42 Exchange Place, New York,
dire prepared, as Sole . Agents . In the united
States Ihr the Prnsalan Main, and Iron PO/11...
lowly of Duisburg, Westphalia, to Contract or
sell In quantities to snit perch aers,(deltvlered in
sitter Few York or Philadelphia,) the aelebrated
y. G. SPIEGELEISEN
Aced so extentiTely for the tniusufaotnzlni of
BESSEMER STEEL.
This Iron is free from Wpm* and Phosphorus,
end contains a heavy percentage of Manganese.
hall particulars, samples, prices or chemical
sinalysiiwill be promptly forwasded on applies
• • jahO:dra
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
.MGM NIMICrit - fk . Oa .
ITETS0111:1111. re.
Mannfecterers of every description of
CAST ILO t , STEEL,
- AXIAB t :TZIETA TIRE. ac., io
WiffellOnfl‘ EXAM&
MILLIZR, HARE
,84 PARKIN.
PAILTN2IIB%
ineitatik : itztrirm MILL=
GrEo.lsr. 114718, .uses. PAWN.
przOtax.PAstaxis-43. Y. AIM
dtga
T STEEL WORKS,
. .
BAER & PARKIN,
No. 339 Liberty St,
Oltto
=TSBTIEGH.PA.
fal4:d43
DIAMOND
BralLe
A WORKS.
,BROTHER & CO.,
PARK
- Q t: 1 . 11 desetiptdoni of
M IR ST d an W d a RALAOL LTHTRTEE%
THIRTY
IRON WORKS.
JAL Viv.xxx, Prests.— W. P. Possis. Bart.
'PITTSBURGH FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
watttrrAcrouns 01
Mar Iroise .
Badirosurriai Isirs int -iwitag
ItsUxesd Car Axles Rolled;
Vas Axles itasanieslltil
liseemetive Frames;
• LoessecitliretssiSse Shapes;
side Rodin
Irokeig Illtespia
Platen Heads;
Stesnabeat !thing •
Plteanaboikt Creaks;
'Platen Beds; Wrist 4
Maims Jain; (hlals,
Oboe, 16; 177 PENN ' STRNETt
PTTMB ITIIGH, PA
111111181111111N.11LOUSS.
Tie Trustees are now ntepared twirrAntlleon
wes Joe the use or the ELLEMILIA.II PRO.
• 10112,8.
The superior quality imparted to good tree,
the great Improvement in inferior Iron. and the
reduced cost. commend it to all tatnefacturera of
Sion.
Parties wishing to use It can obtain Ileeuses by
allPirut to ; • . -
,TAMES P. SPEER ;
Attorney for tLc tnimees,
ROOKS 1 and, Zugllstvs. NM
/oath avoniz.
...Dirties interested ire Invited is visit the
iIIE3ENBERGEM WORKS. where thep recess b
*avr in successful averaUon.. • , le11:1167
EVERSON, PlitAl'ONCO.,.
& CO
; Pennsylvania Iron Works.
4 :arehonse, Noi. 160 awls 71118 T
, am p? ,P9cl„ ne".",ritTlLlVlteti
NOVELTY WORKS.
F ITTSIMIGH
NOVELTY:` WORK&
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FOUNDERS;.' MAOBINISTB
MP - FORT PIN
FOUNDRY COIPANY:
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ilir'Engines, Rolling Fell Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts„ and Castings generally.
FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORK*.
.
Corner Carroll and Snuillai litrests.
METH WARD.)
• rrprisinixtrau - , PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Illontifaottwer of
. .
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
POE GAB AND WATER WOREB.
Ify Pima are all cut Lararlablyin Pits, in dry
sand, and Ilt feet lengths. Also, fall assortment
of general • •
Castings for Sae and Water Work&
eltreer4=l:l=lloi3fBlllArand::
ATLAS WORK%
MORTON STREET; Ninth Ward,
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
° These *arks are ameng the largett, and meet
complete ittabllshmeats la Chi Welt. and are
now prepared to thrall&
Englines, of eves? 111010111111010 a
Boller% Oil Tasks,
Sheet Iron Work. •
RaUisyidl
Sothis 11111 Castings;
Maebut" Castings.
fiestebal Castings.,
ORDERS SOLICITED.
zoonde
DUQUESNE FORGE,:
Mani MUER,
(Successor to JOS. P. HAllill k OO., )
Hu-facilities ro•crtenshre with the trading
Forges In the Mast, and Is prtltartst to pronlOOF
and sattsfaelrtly 11l all ortirrs for ST) AMBOAT
SHAFTS. A3niS, PISTON 11.01P 4 , Issi.VERS,
PITMAN MS. ty/ LBOAII3 AXLES.
LO(X.MOTIV st. PRAM:S. top ether wtOt , Lrery
desortptlunuf SHAPE Nr3BS.. Office and Forge.
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Streit.
ap14:1340.
PITISBIIEGH.
ROBEIIBOII, SEA & CO.,
esocesoors to BOIONSOIf, Mali a masa&
WAILIUNGTON WO
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSRI/R6Hil
. .
Ifsnstactartro Of Bolt and %Dow, Stews
PrfWart i d i escriptiAk tn rA C M
and Boar load Sheet, Iron Worst.
Ocoee,
eitoo, o. LA. corner AM' sad Manta
Strom. '
Agents for GIFTABDI 'writ:NT ritmerou
for trading Boners. • : _ . % lived
MON T BLANC FOUNDIEV
B‘el,or Streitl t Ninth Ward,
coppodso nacos Dos KIID.I
ITIMIDDR9II.
Benin XIII awl Bridge Ceding%
TNtISLE SKEINS AND , PIPE BOXED, ,
IiACHINEBT AND OADTLN6B QINSIMIZT.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Obargss reuona►le. • •
IBBERT *
ocia:ra
rillROBIAli CARLIN &
PORN Mari Voindry aid Ilarkiso Works,
SAJUIUGGY BT.,' ALLZGHANT 01T1', Pa.,
MakaGtotararcof Maim Zairfsea, 011 Prone&
radars, ShaMac grist and'Bair - 1111 Work,
Molnar 11111aa4 - Maehtne Castings, Grate Ram
Welgbta, Waipon Hosea. ike. Band to order and
• re on band - P.aidaes of all
BAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORK.
SSO Penn etroet. -
Baum, BOYD & BAGAItEL
crbuntous,mui Castings, 801 l Lathes, /le.
OAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
' DICKSON, FrEWART CO.,
NO. 667 LIBERTY EITREETO
ULAt4I7 4:11P7 Plait ,X111)810:10ifli
affing
loweK■riN inT
nacaraZis,, u t in t t . it
ell omoe, or Milltressea r to
them through the mail, will be attended to
oromptiv.-
WEB, COMMON
Machine Stone Wprka,
Northwest coriesofWest °mann, 41111•1114x7t
W11.1112 , 1K: &l I VATEIR. & 00.
Have en hand `or vsoare' on anon nonce Hearn
and Step Atones, Tags - hsr Indewalkoelirewit7
Vre4a4.. Mad end ?cob Stones, ag.
..rimmour iudoWnin- Priam masnusla•
ESSE
miktrtiA)=usmza
. .
litirOX
aligiretWilltsfaClA` eM
,i 7 1!" .*Tf 2I !,..WPAA. ar * .l E, T r r
'"' - '90 4 40A5ir**0..4414 ..
-110:4t.
aiiiiiireePeilai B64 lea OW
ZaLM CanUMW&
COAL AND.OOIOII.
Hellas removed their Oleo to
- • STONE.
' . *'> 7i t T tx..,.~1T 7 r ;.
riTirat. GAZ : SDAY, A P
VINGIWES'Eci,
- z
, • r
B ucal3 tt
Cor. Point Alley and DnquesnelEit n
(NILE THE Porivr.)
Engine Builders, Founders and
'Machinists . ::
manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ZNOINSS, of all sizes.
Sw.oltd atieln Milted to our nemSTATION
ART W EL L =nuts AND PORTABLE
BOD.NB,_of 15-hotemower.
CABTrNOS,of everyloind. made toorder atour
Foundry. on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIGS for 011 Wells, SHAFTING PULLEYS,'
gAiquir, audTORAGOO sORRWS and
reel; 'POD ?Rptaica, on ilana utamode to
order. at th 6
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Irontinvin the Allegiumy River, laminae Point,
Prtraziraea, •
air All orders promptly plied, ply us;
r iaTiorrti
BOILERSTILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL & Si4 I IYDER,
aciartrrAcToussel
Tummut.., .14otratx-rurED TmiuLAß,
11101-BOX Azw. CYLINDEI irriLLY BoIL
OM STILLS AND OIL TANKS.
OBIKNEYt3, BRNEDHING AND ASH PANS.
BITTLING PANS, BALT I'ANEI AND CON
. DZ2iIF4B;
A5011=7005
MAX .1 1 t1_1111.,, , 0 AND ;RoN
•BIIXDOEB: • •
PRISON DOORS AND COAL amnia
011 tee and Wairehouse. conker ISeeond,
Third, Short and I . 4berty Streets,
• =- I
PITTSBURGH', Pa.
• mr. Orders sent to the above address will be
promettrattentled to.. -- rahldae
&
BOILER MASERS
AND SHEET IRON ',SATORKERS,
NOB. 110, PK AND 16 PENN EST. '
Having : secured &large yard, and turniShed It
Intik the mestapproved machinery, we arepte__
wrad torManuractmwevery - deicription otBOU.-
EBB in the lest manner, and warranted equal to
any guide in the country. Chimneys, Breeching,
lire Beds, Steam Pipee, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt ftns, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agita
tors, Settling re. Bollevlron,_Briftes, Bazar
Peas, - and' malikifiettirere Of Barnhill rat
ent Boiler'.
Repairing done on shortest notice. - ia6:c2l
JAMES M. BITER,
Noe. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PINTSBIINGH, 1*.14,
IRON OIL. TANKS,
mirn.ncre rams. COITZB SWAB PIMA
BOLLING KELL lITSCES.
And NUM IRON WORK.
Air Steamboats.
JARIDAL. 11131171111. 11111111FND D. =mut
JAILED at. iMUSII & SON,
Steam Boilar'!‘. Oil Stills, Tanks.
swats liom wool, &a
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ST~vEB : OABTfI 06, duo,.
THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRAZILEY & CO.
itesiufaciurera of tat greusesi, varlet, of
Cook, Parlor - and Heating Stove
TO BE POUND IN TB7C STATE.
Bole Avis for the celebrated Daft Sunda/
°Mutat. &Me And Ilearneara tot Ki.rd Cue! or
Coke. Beet In the World for Yerlut.(nnoe. More or
(Thatch. _rift aeedro relindilar.44lrraalrwlo.
tat. Do saucy lull row roc or send for Circular.
Po. 30 WOOD BTRZET.
Our AVMS ibrO fair—MANLER RUM..
Smitilleld tit.; OE . HURLEY, Allegheny Otty.
ORM;:4! . 011$'.4'00=;;
FILAXIIVAOFIOUIJOI Of 'FIST •ASIZTT OF
Eirrrcir
BOSTON COOKING BANE,
FIERY FURNACE,"
Poi WAzzum Simi=Nes.
THI Nam ANTI-DUsf cooKirre errova.
zirouLATutt.• , COMM BI A CoOK OTOVE.
WAN& IR/UV nni t t PoSTABLI
RAN 0 T. o WILLMAN%
IMF LEQI . OIL (4 RATES, tree tram atrt sad tut;
631 LATE IfIND.EI24
. ,
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
PITTNIII,OH.; PA.
00011 STOVES. •
se211:y11
, • _ , •
CET - THE BEST.-
BISSELL corn
ITRIUMPH,
FO prrUliflßO up 'COAL.
W ted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
cell se sey other Novels the Unleas
BEM- &
No. 285 Likieriv
Woo on Mad nil for sale,
PARLOR, STOVES,
agA.TINA4I
0001711 6EB. fte.
DYER ,mi-imiMbzix
• J. LANCE;
YER 'AND' SCOURER.
rr • Es er. crams eirritztErr
Nosy 11115 . And 187 nig flied,
tregisimmat' tut 4 -Tj-i•
11 9 1 k, t _4 l
M apagult alallar istrati i ; and
E
FINANOLUs.
FORT PITT BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Stieet.
CAPITAL, : • : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE;
DZALIEW IN,
GOVERNMENT ,GEOURITIES
AND COLD..
INTEREST ALLOWED OM TIME DEPOSITS,
Collectloas made on all acomodble points in
the United States and Canadu.
D. Hostetter,
James 6ordotti
D. Wallace,
H. Fawcett,
, .
SAWL.Mi
D. .L.ZICT
NpIONAL BANK OF COMIEBOB;
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PATTERSON
JOS. H. HILL
CAPITAL .t t $500,000.
DIEXCTOBB: •
(Mom W. Cass,
R HI Palmer
Wm. Douglas,
Win.. Reed.
A. Pattettnn.
Wm. H. Brown..
Olaf. Lockhart,
Dan B DayWenn,
DINVOITNTS DAIL
avi:on •
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Ocornei 17sird•apd Wood Stiveti,
prrmscircraGna, •
- \ _
II TO HANNA, BAST a C 0.,!
DZALNIIII IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the purchase
and sue ot.
• ,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
.
molt Draft/ 011 London.
anAn
NHOLMES & SONS;
•
MIALIVIK3IXELNit.„
57 Market Street,
13114G1113.
Virrri7l9l3 ,
Oolleettons made on all the principal points of
the United i etates and Canada'.
Stochs,Bonds and other Securities
SONDEM AND BOLD ON 43031:11111810N.
si a li ar o tt r e,lar attention paid to tbi purchan and
ITnited-States Securities.
WO:al
JAY. COOKE & CO.,
13E03..U.ersii,
ci
,114 H tITH THIRD STREET,
- - . PHILADELPHIA.
• -
. STOCKS awl BONDS of all . illeserlpUohs
bought sad sold. • .
Special atteatbasglyes to the purchase and sale
fiffairerSipieitSeCUrltias.':,' 1: ;; : _Lb. .
WARINIii AND WING,
Comaautos Machu:its awl Makers la
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZEWS BLOCK, DUQUESNE NIA
rEILADILPIEL& ADDILI2O,
BOOM 17 4 Fhansber;f Comnserims
:119 8017THSEU6ND BTRZKT.
ECLIPSE - _ PETROLEUM 'REFINERY.
HERBERT W C. 'MEDDLE,
MAXIMA OTIIIIIZR OP -
Lubricating
•
& High Tesiiiarning Oil&
Eclipse Mailreadi dale OIL
Mande peat heat without change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. Opecial Oil for
tropical 011M11101 or hot weather.
Loeemotive, Engine, Machine Shop,
W.lll cut acres's.
Saww Mill and' Planing Mill Oils,
-Adapted for, high speed.
Spindle Oil, WoollHead-Light 011,
Oil, Tanners , Staff-Men:ole.
ing &Finishing ou,loasoline, •
Harness Oil: .Par Canine. '
:ARMOR VARNISH U.: Pritretre Bright Iron
Work and Machinery hltri test.
These products are andfactured under tor.
Tweddle , s_patent by SitperheStea IMAM in Vac
coo. The Lubricating 1)10, are almost od_orless,
perfectly pure. uniform( And•• Meetly light col
ored. , stand a high temperature unchanged. and
remain limpid dining extrettle cold: The Ballresd
Oils ar e 'unequalled, and sre Ma constant use on
many of the principal Briliroadb: Sampled can
be examined and orders left , gt. 174 WOOD
STREET, Works at She .sbur Bridge.
TACK DROP,
00,1111EISSION MERCHANTS,
. AND paw= IN ,
Petroleum and its Products ,
Zitbolifill q ll.94l7N'ili r erk% =um.
Ptinadevldioffice—lul7 WANNT
sta:wvir
DIAMOND OIL INFORIELs,
H. M. LO NG 11 •
ome.,,p4umg,T., oxyarso,
linfmeTOViT, - PlttabetrAt. Pa.
ME
••• own. Jo 1116 MUMS
gwitNT__*, ilititT,' •
.••• ißoarrzontaw wirD
ORNAMENTAL e vAity RS' .
#olfionigt,
tea „
et IWO* as, tn.
IL 29, 1E369
DIRECTOR& .
Jno. C. Risher.
Bobt. R. ISA&
Andrew 3111Ier,
James M. Bailey.
•
;nigAar, preen:
WI14801g: Combler.,
AT U A.M.
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PACIFIC RAILWAY BONDS,
I .
The cheapest Investment now in the market for
sale byi
PI - I. R. .311a7triZ,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE & WOOD STREETS
1 •
Also, dealer In Government, Bonds. sold and
Counond and European Exchange at market
rates. den
T. BRADY &.• CO.,
(Successors 013. JONES & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
I
Et4L1V1E.M3R,; , .19,
BUY AND BELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
SOLD, SILV R AND COUPONS,
ON
B' MOST 'FAVORABLE TERM&
tir Interest Allowed on . Deposits.
111r3fo i ney loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders executed for the. Purchase
and Sale of STOOKS, BONDS and
VOLD:
JAMBS T. BRADT & CO.
CIA Gaitttt,
FINANCE AND, TRM)E,
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UFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
• WEDNESDAY, April 28, 1869: -
The proposed sale of gold by the Gov
ernment tomorrow, amounting to one
million dollars, if the bids are high
enough, had the effect - of depressing
quotations from the highest point, 134,
yesterday, but the lowest point touched
was 133 . 34, from which a sudden rise took
place to 133 X, closing at 1334. It is ex
pected I that a temporary decline will
take place immediately on the disburse
ments Of May first, but a lower rate than
,
132 is not looked for, and as soon as the
.
gold paid from the. Treasury is fairly
aistributed, a rise will inevitably take
place, even if the Government continues
to disburse and sell at the rate of one
millionldollars per day.
Government Bonds sold up to 1i63.
this afternoon, from which point the
market' receded to 133% for new bonds.
the difference between old and - new
bonds . is getting smaller every day
and soon new bonds will command the
same prices; there was a sharp rise in
10.40's which advanced to 1073.;; the
market;is strong, but the advance no
doubt will bring out sellers. • •
Stocks were sluggish early in the day
and gradually 'declined on money being
in bettor demand.
Money is easier.
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: I Gold, 134: Silver, 12(3; Eighty
one's, 118%4; Five Mendes, 1862,.121i8;
do 1864, 117 g; do 1865, 119; do 1865,
Consols, 116; do 1867, --; do 1868,
115 X; Ten Forties, 107%. New York
Central; 73%; Erie, —; Reading,• 96X;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne dr Chicago
Railroad, 3147; Ohio & ' lifisissippl,
33%; Michigan Southern,:99%; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 92X; Chicago &
Rock (Island, 37; Chicago dr North
Western, 86g; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 98; Adams Express Com
pany, 61X{ Merchants Union Express,
15; PaelAc Mail, 9396; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 4238; Gregory, 4,05;
Quartz; Hill, 1,5 , 3; Corydon, —; Smith,
Fannie% 2;60; W. Am. Express 41.
;
(By Ti.e graph to the Pittsburgh tlaselle.l
.1 NEW 'ironic, April 28, 1869.
.
The !money market remains un
changed. The demand on call is freely,
met at 607 per cent ; and the supply
,in
creasing. Sterling flint at BX®9 for first
class bills. Commercial and bond bills
scarce.' Gold without decided change:
opened at ,13.3 X, declined to 133 X, ad.
vancedtci 184, and closed at 1333;. Ratio
for boriowing„l-1,6, 3.32, 3-64, 1-62, 61-64,
and 3 per cent to'flat; and for carrying,
. ,
2,1, 1=32.4, and 5 per cent. Clearances.
193,000,000.
Governmenta are "in good demand at
an advance. The large houses are tak
ing ail the banes for shipment. Today's
steamer carried large amounts from all
the exchange hous - ea. The market is
bare ofrels, and '62s; 1 65 s and '67a were
most active, one \house alone selling
11,000,000 of the latter at 1113;.t. 10 40s
strong, and 1 per cent. higher at closing
price. 1 Coupons of 'Bl, 118; 1 .4®118g;
coupons of '62, 12 ' ®I2IX; coupons of
do. '64; 117 8 ®117 c do. '65, 118X®119;
W i i
do. new, 116®116 : do. 67, 116®116g;
do. '6,si 115% ®ll6;`--1.0-40s, 1078®107 %.
Pacitics, 105X®106.
State; bonds are buoyant and higher;
Missouri, 88g®89; old Tennessee, 69g®
69X; new, 683;®68';8; old North - Carolina,
6114 ®62; new, 55 C 056; old Virginia, 583 i
@59; new, 62 3 / 4 ®63; Louisiana= Levee
sixes, 72 3. 0)73.
The Walk market was buoyant; until
the regular board, when prices' halted,
followed by a decline. NeW 'York Con.
tral, Hudson, Harlem, ;Reading, rLake
Shore, Michigan Southern, St. Paul and
North Western were the features. In
the afternoon the market recovered its
buoyancy and - there was a marked re
covery from the,Alow quotations made at
noon. New York`Centralrose•from 178 g
to 174 X, which , stiffened Hudson and
Harlem. .In We tern shares the specu
lation was chiefly on Michigan Southern
and North Wes ern. The former ad
vanced, from 993< to iing. The day's
tradifactions' in "stock Were over 3,000
shares: North Western rose from 86 to
86X, and preferred-from 97% to 983 ,with
heavy dealings. The rest octhe list ad
vanCedin 'sympathy, :although the im
provenient is not so marked. "The Mis
cellaneous list is firm. Expresses lower.
Market gefierelly closed feverish, but
quite strong on Michigan Southern. •••
Five-Thirty Prices:—Cumberland; 85;
Wells iExpreas. 36ya36X; Ameridan
Express, 41%®42 1 /,; Adams Express, 6135
@62; • United • ..States Express, .64X;
Merchdnts Unioh .. Express, 15);@16;
qulekallyer, 21 @UM Cluatol3,,Q2X;
Ptiolite I Mail .93 4 93)1; ' Weiterh'Utilini
Teleimph,42.3( Hart/4403 F 49,22
4
ig24; MirAPB5l 20:4; % - brefgri r ea, 1
Ns l lr 4 Centrik /7 4 % 114)“ Tale 8 4 1
"ft 49 * Prettorrelk 0333(r-itUdion
15•1
. .
155 1 4®1553;'' Harlem, 147K,®147y; pro.
ferred, 148; Reading, 975 4 : Chic ago 4 dz.
Alton, 180@162; Terre Haute, 8914044. ,
preferred, 68@70; Wabash, 733; (10.;
preferred, 773.5©78; St. Paul, 773@773;
preferred, 8
333 6©E.;%; Ft. Wayne, Mx;
O. & M., 0a)33%; Michigan Central,
1270180; Michigan Southern, 100Wia;
102; Illinois Central, 14334; Pitts
burgh, 93N®94 1 / 3 ; Lake. Shore, 101;‘®.
1013; Rock Island, 137©137W North
western, Bf 3 ty,QBB';(; do. 'preferred, 98%@;;`
®983; C. C. dr. I. C., 4835; St. Joseph pre
ferred, 112; J. C., 95; J. C. Londe, 120.
Mining shares dull; Quartz Hill, 150.
Copper Stocks at Boston—Copper Falls,
9; Franklin, 20; Heels, 75; Hancock,
4; Quincy, aom.
Receipts at the Sub-Treasury, 11,833.-
526; payments, 1603,871; balance, 188,-
445,013.
Disbursement of coin intirest
557. Exports for the week 0,471,655.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY, April 2/3, 1869.
The general markets continue mod
erately
active, with a fair volume of bus
iness in aggregate, though businesi
generally is not what it should be at
this particular time. There is not so .
much complaint as to the amount of
business as there is in regard to mar-L
gins, which, under the influence of l an
active competition, are cut down to
about where they were previous to the
war. As we have repeatedly remarked,
our people must bring themselves down
to doing business in the old fashioned. -
way, and be satisfied With smaller
profits. This thing of making a fortune
every year, is, to use a common phrase,
about played out, and it is probably piet
as well that it is so. -
APPLES—Scarce, and in demand;
sales at • ss®B per bbl, for com,mon to
choice.
APPLE BUTTER—MiI per gOlon.
BUTTER—Is quiet and unchanged,
witt sales of good to prime Roll at .
35®38.
BEANS Dullat $3@8,25.
CHEESE—SaIes of new Western Re
settle at 156E20, as to (nudity, and New .
York Geshen at 24®25.
CARBON OIL—Is quoted in a jobbing
way at 29@30.
CORNMEAL—SI,7S®I,BO per cwt.
DRIED FRUIT—In steady demand
but unehanged:rPeaches,"l.4®ls for quar
ters and 18®20 for halves. Apples scarce •
and in demand at 13®15, as to qualityl
'EGGS—Quiet and unclatigtid at 17®18.
FEATHERS—A shade firmer, and we
now quote live geese feathers at 80 to the
tradt, and the usual adv ce in a retail
way
FLOUR—Is quiet, but s
fair local demand, while
changed. Spring Wheat br
Winter Wheat, r,so@s.
7,25. Fancy brands are q c
10,50.
GRAlN—Prime Winter Wheat may ,
be quoted at $1,45®1,50 in e absence or_
sales. Oats scarce and fir at the recent
advance; 69®70 by the car oad and 73®
75 in store. Ear Corn is a 11 reported at
80®85 and shelled , at 78 80, as to-qual
ity. Rye is in better de but prices
are irregular; we are cognizant of sales
at
,$1,42®1.45, 1,600 bus. at the inside fig
nre and 100 bgs at $1,45. No movement
in Barley.
HAY—Continues very dull under the
intinence of continued liberal receipts
both by rail and river, and compared
with last week, prices are fully $3 per
ton lower; we now quote good to prime
baled, on wharf, at $38®30.
HOMINY—SS,76®6 per bbl.
HEMP-$215@220 per ton.
LARD OlL—Sales No. 1 Extra at $1,52
@1,53. and No. 2 at $1,23®1,25.
- MAPLE MOLASSES—SaIes in gallon
juzs at $1,50@1,75.
MILL FEED--Sales 2 cars coarse mid
dlings at $.1,65, and 1 car fine widtedo,.
at $2,10.
PROVISIONS -Aresteady With`a - fair
jobbing demand, ' but prices• are >un
changed at 14 for. Shoulders; 16®16X for
Ribbed, and 1 173;®18 for Clear Sides; and
19®1935 fbr Sugar Cured flame,
Lard is quoted at 18%®19, as to qual
ity, and Dried 13eef at 2055. Mess Pork
POTATOES--Dull, with sales on track
at 60@75 and 70@)75 in store. _
PEANUTS—Quoted it 11 eta. -
SEEDS-Clover Seed is quoted at s9(gv
9,50 and Timothy at Z4,75©5, and little or
none in market. No Flaxseed offering.
SALT—May be quoted, at $ 1 , 3 3@1)84
by the car load, and $1,95152 for small
7
lots in store. .
,
WHISKY—DuII =
and Changed.', f. - i :
GROCERIES—The deinand for - Sweets
is but limited, and as prices have been
very fluctuating for some time, there is
consequently - Out ' little disposition - to
take hold; but the. time As near at band
wuen prices must advance • mulinalritain
a steadiness unknown for, sometime.
The native spring trade so confidently
looked for by our merchants has come
far short of being realized, and we may
liiii7;, thietiiitler thus tar hial only been
fait, and the demand for goods conned
almost 'jutelneively tub supplying of
imiriediiite , wants. to steady decline
hi price of all kinds of country produce'
has contributed its f 11 share to the gen
eral-dullneas which {prevails throughout
the Country.' With a money market
growing_ easier evry day, the prom
ising appearance. of all kinds' of .;fall'
grain,. and the favorable weather for.
_spring plantlnkwhich we,' . .ate pow cu..
joying, we feel warranted in predicting a
speedy revival •of a trade . that cannot!
fail' to be active and satisfactory; for not.
withstanding the Stagnation which -has
hacisivay'for so long a time, bur country
is -in. 'a. healthy. condition and country,
merchants. , are able to pay for all the
goofis.they.may want. .
• Strains-8• 11, 11©1134; AA, 13; Mi.
vana, 134 : 714; Cuba, 131514; Porto Ri
cit. 13% 14 - 3 i; Demerara 15X(416; No*
Orleans, ut little prime ' in market and
sells•readlly at 14;4©15X; lower 'gradea,
13M141 Refined, C, 1531; B, 18; A,16%;
- 14forassEs—New Orleans - of good qual
ify is in strong request-And bring 8 5e;
Pert° Rico, 6 , 5675.'' ` , •- ~ • - ':-
arsuESWhite, Itortey..,Drips, . $1,20:
Silver Drips, $1 . ,60;; Jersey; , , $1,10; Golden
' 85; Amber,Bo; Common, 55@75. • .
- Corkaw-Pair .-, to 'GoOd Riff , 20®
~ : 22;
Prime, 24341525; Choice, 28(p)2834. ,
RitrEA-Carolitia, 1C34 to 110 ; Reagent
934 c.
Tres—Young Hyson, $l,lO to t 1,85; G.
P., $l,lO to 1,90. Imperial, 11;40`• to
1,80,, Oolong, 85 to 11;45. Son Chong, 900
Sztami--pearl o .7l4;r Silver Gloss, 12c,
and Corti Staroh,l2%O. • '
CONCENTRATED IsEE-4.3,110 per ease
fltaisins,4l,oo_oer
Mate do, $8,243; Prunes, 14 0 ;. Currants,
allncia :Raisintrl4X: ' " ' •
Sm ai
astsslit 90o;" (Moires, 45 6 ; grain
Pepper s 46 ,. c :liefif A119100 0 , 83(4- nt,.. !
mega 1450. - -
; Belt LEAD--1234c; Shot, $OO per bag.
, Soira-- a ßabbit'a," • 12e: u oaltelyis,ly
HosM,_. 5 to. 7o;
s l L ipbt.4o3," loe;
Wix,(loOr •
Carrems—Mould,l6or tar, 250 :
Clinkitlik.W.:44tiso
Fxsit--White Pish Pk per, half b:
Lake Herrintlitiltjj ftild frarmr
Toreeco—Naiy 07®10, 10's fiat 670
BPanillikrsalM a t / 31 7
anal*
^
f",'"
eady, with a
prices are un
it:lds, 143,50(4)7,
ye flour, Vg4
(cited at slo®