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IRON, ' NAILS, • STEEL,
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BUGGY and WAGON SPRING 14 an d
AXL , - • . —l4-
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,All. Goods hitt Claes' itd Warranted.
- 4 -1 / I :br.. )j:D VbMCS.
illat4l9lll . k . Stiffit &Ad Auegno e Riier
• busk Wstint Street, Pittsburgh.
Zee •
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DE " tilde ' L & COI
- --411-Exekenge , phioe, Ne 7
-Are prepared,-as Bole Agents In the. United
` lei Itr ilia 1 avian Mining and Iroii Cons ,
'awl. of , contract or
vett Is quiusittlei to gull purcliasera, Cdellitred
Gliberlterw' York or Philadelphia{ ) the celebrated
V. G. SPTEGELEISEN
lliedso'exienatteay for. the isinfacvarluit Of
131111SMSEI8 :.STEIEL. •
This Iron Is tree from Sulyniand 'Phosphorus
and contains a hear, percentage of MILSOVISIOIie
71211 partßolart, "ampler, prices or chemical
-analysis will he promptly forwarded on appilita•
*hon. ja66:d76
SEINIMEMDI STEEL WORM.
aEtig4 ' : ll o ll' &
PIIMSIIVIMIL PA..
Ki tail4 lo . l 4 " T ° l 7 d e l "• 7 4 ) g°a l /
CAST?, , AND CIERN Want
%T; :ic,TE,Etinrosm srsnrech
• AXIACB, STEEL TIRE, Ite., •
Waiehoase, 88 Waiter. and 100 First Ms.
NEILLEII,
.BAJET. & PAUREI\
ra,asNzan
T.
OHUMITLVTV 4I.-
, EPIC AL P4WINZII-8. MUM
• CR RiOaltai StEz.r.. WORKS. .
.I[ILLERi• BARR & PARKIN,
Onto% N0.1335-I.l33prty St,
prrrmaimmiLps
B LACK DIAMOND=
. • • - .
• •• WORKS.
PAR OntiMin a Co.,
Xust;tan;Emm °tin el.4lcdlMclus
EZE
Mies sad Warehouse. - THIRTIETH," THIRTY
FIRST sad RAILROAD STREETS,.
MIEN
IRON : WORKS.
4/111. Viouvm, Nanows.
Eit9ll FORGE
• •
LAND IRON. co.,
'ItIitITACTWAILRIS Or
f - i::: - Matieliiit 1 i:.:t- ---., '1;„ 4 i :,.
• • 1111117mulk1 1 1114,11u*iini Molls;
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Illidtrimid Vow Auer Ilammeiedi
• , ilimoirmattio nsiisem. ,:-• ,
Lleamiltigitreirr,
Side teas: ,
. Piston mambos , - .
PIMPIO Sege; WO llO O -
Pitman Jaws, Collairs, - •
Mao's,: No. ,177 PENN :ISTRXICT;
ILIARSIBESEN-1101113)•_,;.
ghtpatzrzmirmiatioupill
tausa.
The superior quality imparted to 'good Iron;
Use great ispronrement lu inferiortron. and the
laduced oat. =amend it to all of
!he._ _
I" gir t41 ,114g 5t 9115 , 1 . 1 1 n0 ht a 1 a310411 44 bl
JAMES P. SPEER.
Attorney for the Trustees,
aL
t l t ß veltiter= ! u4 4 in g `'M
t i hjarested are • invited to visit till,
mow 16 ,=m WORKS•_Tlinge ;the p roce is Le
oceration.
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xamup_ _
'4 - 401 • • = ' 1 4-
,::Binnsyhtatharon, w
or -
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.osios.ss ionolv i r a s
'n
NOVELTY WORKS.
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NOVELTY'wog •
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- 4 , ll4PutsOM A. D.qui.,
41)40111%1?IMPKEE & CO.
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TBI'OII76TAIrSJIIII3 LiAIRB -- -2—.- ANE_II *L T..
irsTA•jmnrquit,l4l4t !NUN TEE
alt,
SCIA.XsitSs,
1 Jay raced Patent Door Locks and Late/lasi
• "I. Point sad-Costs kills, etc.
11011 M-0 1, FEIST. AVE NUE & GUST Bit
• • , :-, ~ 1 . . • • ForsaNiv:.- ...
OAS ANDSTELMFITTING.
loft r, 000111116:. ..41011c 1111Z1s .
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GAR ANl:ingiu s tlmpaig;
AANANit
ier4= l o;ant. Mint Studs
Aloud 061.1*Iiiiifrighila wt.
.0..14n* U • . ILL
. - *•4
Pret
FOUNDRY - COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
- - r
TWELFTH 'stitEET,
• PlTTELlistriteic Pd.
LW - Engine% Rolling Mill Mai
chinfry, Re
tort-4" aril t ' asiinge generally.
ATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
A
Corset CarrellasidAnughwasiltiwis.
earns WABDJ
PP1T53313114112i, Ps..
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WILLIAM MITH )
ManufEwHturer or
- ^
CAST 1:13,0* n wort' PIPE
POE GAB AND WATER WORKS.
Xy Pipes are all east invariablyin Pits, in dry
land, and LS feet lengths. Also, fell assortment
a:general, ;-.
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
egraitliomtv:,:nuro?fAultrar."l
ATLAS WORKS,
Adro`iirTi4 rm KIT; iiittkt:liw.d.
THOMAS 11. KLIMEIT 4 Preddent.
These Works are among the largest and MosS
complete establishments in 'the West, and an
now prepared to Awash
ORDERS SOLICITED.
noßnide
DUQUESN - E FORGE.
(Successor to JOS. P. HAIGH & C 0.,)
Has facilities co•extensive 'r with' 4te Leading
Forges In the East, and is papered to 'promptly
and satisfactorily fill all orders for STEAMBOAT
SHAPES, CRANES. PISTON ROD.LLSVERS,
PITMAN JAMS. WIHSTS RAIIMOAD AXLES;
LOCOMOTTVIVPRAMPISI together -F i lth every
description of SHAPE WORK. Office d Forge,
•orpl4:nerll of iDugat td Way and Pint StreeL,
a4O
_ _
rrmnv*e.
itOMNEM!, & e(ps
Muteessors toltaagfisaa'afrinis 3 Mums.
FOUNDERS . AND aßciwurts,Pll7,l3BUßGH, 1
Manufacture:el of ifOiVaiiii Stamm Stem
=IE4 Engines, Nneldnagexim
4-Cldringsestsitilesertntions ces
and IS BollerrouLlSbeetires- • • -
Mee, o. LS, corner lint and timitamad
Streets.
Agents ftliatrE.SAlPSEkilliNE 'EILTECEOE,
Orr reeding Boilers. JellaSt
v °
sti4Cl, o Woid,
(Optjoalte Union iron Xllls,
1.1 *WM/4M
Rollin, mug _and iftridge ,Castings;
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
Orden promptly and earefally executed.
Mutes relßolualleti •?. 'e
EBBM a auceuxix,
was:ln
Tif
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hair an ,
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AND ROLL WORKS
sft9' 3 ,i'mmu[street.
BOLLIAN I pfrp & BAGALW,
Call lat? 4, HAlOutings, 801 l Lathes, •c. r,
00AILI MA 14)...0041-1411. •
'JACKSON' trEtWitlttli 00•1'
• • HMIs" etatOvS4 their OSOS
NO. . 567 •LIMEM BTBAET
ixotto city mou Buu) =own sums, I
et.trEtzltOpje WAti 0011 1 . 0 ee r i e
141 r 414 4gfic i bt . th'tco .014.biaiesied
them mm
intourotty, 1 4 111 /115, l e7 / ! 1 $, 11 , ,114.114", to
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orNteo Oonuivoi,446o43gi
JIPPLEIVir ATlfientia &'
Hit.mtuma - or Par e
IzOn short aottos mart*
intd. scovetongiti s httsttlitstatits, snore?
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G. • -
PrTXI3I3IM(aH.
Engines, or every deo:wryer,*
Boilers, Oil Tanks.
'heel Irok Work.
SaUriiid Castings.
*ening 11111 Castings.
Engine Castings.
aseldne Castings.
feral Calking*.
a, to.,
aml•
`STONE.
HUGH IL BOLE 'it CO.,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
taw/ sax PORIT.)
F44o,:kie stxtY er Sy minders and
• 211114 400ata '
ZNOINZS and STA
TIONARY ENGINE& of all eine.
tied.4,,1_41 on Inel o yaktearsT4TlON
A.Wr 'eUrNlF=a l,l3 itirruzg• ARD,PORTA - R
B° r ("l6ll9rl 7 "'°4- •
cr Tuatet eve kind; leade'teordr elder
loon 17, on THIRD TENET, below Market.
RIGS for 011 an d HAFTING DILLETE,
HANGERS,ROUSE TOBACCO SCRIM and
IRON TOBACCO PRNABEB, on hand and made to
order. at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS, -
Proating ea the Allegheny Raver, near the Point,
, VISTSIIIIIIGH„ pA.
•
411 ordem promptly ailed.. Tar us.
roitt
BOIL% STILL ANII
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
"MAPVTAOPOMPAA OP
• „ . .
TtrstriAts, DOUBLE-FLU= TUBULAR.
.M.W.gpS A7$D, 01;LINDE.13..BTXAIL BOIL.
OIL IiPILLS AND OIL TANiCB.
musigzirs, BiwzmiNe - AND • ASH PANG.
BISTPLINC- 'PAtts;. uvr PANS AND CON.
- DENSIERS;-
ISTX&M PIPER, GABON:ETERS AND IKON
BUDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND 00AL BRITT=
011ie. aud Warehouse. tomer nomad,
Tb id, Short and Liberty Streets,
, PITTSBURGH; Pa.
Mr Orden sent to the above address will Ds
promatly attended to. mb7:18)
WS. BAENHILL & co.;
BOILER MASERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Nos. so, ss, so AND so PENN ST.
Having secured a large yard and furulthed It
with the meet approved machinery, we &repro.
fired to manufacture every description' of BOIL
-162Ln lathithost manner, and warrand
anpmhda Mine coUntry... ahlinneys, Brecht
Fire Beds, Mena Pipes, Locomotive Boilers;
Condensers t ßalt Pans. Tanks,,Aglta
tdiSiftilling Pans, Boller Irtti
Paw andhole manufacturers of BTalrll
BoUers.
Betuilring dons en shortest notice. •
JAMES BL
504 ss and se , winea , street,
rzrr,ispour i , PAL. •
luannti*iii4 or • _
TANK%
ILITTLpia PAYS, CIFFTEIit IMLAY rte.!,
' 'tomato acm4wrlcirs;
Ansi BMW! IROF7•WOBit
Fox atesanbosts.
MOD II; D. 381=
j4411:33P 114 WU( & BON,
Steam Oilfn, Oil' Milli ' , Teske.
ism? IRON WORZ, Oka
61 X l e). l *, ?Wait Putslosor" . Pa.'
STOVM,' CASTINGS, &o
THE BEST STOVES.
•
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Yanhfientrera of the greatest variety of
Cook; Parlor and Heating Sims,
• TO HE 70IIND IN THE STATE.
• floVenti for the eetebrated-13ase • • Burning
Orle Stoves and PUrnaces for Hard Coal or
'Coke. Berl tithe World for Parlor,Office, More or
Oktish..7lreAseds ao rekloatnir-burno *II win.
thg..Doaotbetrouttagroe etwonaeld Carcular.
No. 30 WOOD STREXT.
One tt baseateit t ti-33.11241taf BROS.,
gml L3T., •Atiligleeng City.
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aosrox,. COOKLYO 2z4N,174;
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B R . w.
Goirt4i
imo p F9!t.,"COLUMBIA CO p p p K STOVE
. N4 fiwt; II • X D
Tl,it. 4, KIN
=FUE:TO : RATIES L Ha= Sod dust;
GRATIS !MP • ;ANDERS, Lc. - .
: •
rind SOS Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
- - - .
CET 1411 E-litter. bl'i ‘.
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11.11USSFOILL 0k.00.°15;
B. ~s -ii i . .:
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FOR..arzitiiirefoiiii ;COAL.:
Tferripsted
to Cook, Bake or Raid ea
111,4iiiiii ither Stine in theiliiioa.
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.No. - -086-Liberty- Street.'
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Dl6at
t.Te LA NCE
DYER AND.' SCOURER
rio. a a'r.
, Apdlos. 18prid 187 Thttillitloy'
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11-.JI; --••• • ttu -hitt
•• .* • 11 ZEFTSBUIRaii..O... 1501 . :::•t.J
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Vitt &MOSER
nUrr EOM Adaparigirt
1111
t aad f at. Olatr rlh
liCa r ta im" " WO
Ell= aad
XlindUelis
FORT PITT RANKIN - 0011PBTI
N 0.169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : :: : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DEAL7I3B 1.17
GOVERNMENT pEOURITIES
AND . COLD.
INTRUST ALLOWED TAB DEPOSITA.
the Collec ted tions tates made d
on all Canada' aoseuible I;.oints in
uni S n.
DIBZOTORfit
D. Hostetter. deo. cl. Bleier
James Gordon, Bobt. H. Hang;
D. WaMace. \ Andrew Miller,
Z. Fawcett, Junes 11. Bailey.
inikAtis Pres'i:.
D. LEZT WILSON Cashier. 1
=EI
NATIONAL 13,41 a Of COlllOOl,
• Cor. of Wood and Sixth Ste.
A. PATTEIRAOA "--- ..«........»...1Pr051deat.
JOll. H. HILL ...........—...—......0a5h1e5:
CAPITAL, : t t $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
1
fd.`M'a - rizepNzin'ip .. .
e itt i . . itfa h zi t ion. Wm. % tr .,
W. B. Harm. -
DISCOUNTS DAIL
arr9:o2
HAIM CAIIGKET &
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and . Wood Streeta,
PlT'XlSEitritian,
(117001238088 TO ahaNA. semi al c 0..)
Eichaflges COin) OIIVOnst
And particular stgant i lop e tied to the Mohan
a al
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Bht Diorto on London.
laymo
N HOLILES &:BONS,
57 *arket Street.
the Co
ad Use t tto os h saade on all taa4
he prinefroll Potato of
Uni Oms and C all
StockOonds and other Securities
BODO= AND SOLD ON COXICESION.
PParticular attention paid to th e pa:reams and
of
u n it e d states Securities.
030:al
JAY COOKE & CO.,
s3Etrlmeriss,
114 SOUTH
HIRD STREET,
ElTinliS and BON,
DB of •ll deteriptiOns
loonglit and sold.
lEtn . eotl attention givl
tc! tl . le pnrebase and eta.
of Government Becuri
=I
Wiz
WAIUNG AND KING, .
4,,
tari
vw - ' '''.? : , :.',!;':-•• .
Commthlot Mere u and/lioliteli hi .
Petrolegni au its, Products,
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DA!.ILI..'S 8,1.0 C , DUQUESNE WAY,
nM,A.DIILI3rIA .&DDREPS.
Boom .17, Chamber°, Commemst
&D1°133 BOITTE SECODIDIEMIEET.. ;
ECUPSE; PETROLEUM REFINERY'
c.
• MLIKVPAOTI7RER OP
IlighTiift Burning Oils
XO/4110 Bia*Tull Axil! 9AI.
bist t nt oh ne. remain
altaittrioUest tenUuroarbleaal
011fo_
tropical climates or hot weather. •
Locomotive, Engine, **whine Shop, i
WM eat Sorewe.- • „
_• • , •• • ft
illaw.MULana Pleninitiun Oils,. ;
Adapted tor hish speed.
Stirindle-011; Witolrlitit*Lisht Oils
Tantierso Stein liehettle.
Lag otElzdshitijOil, SolOrier t . -
4 r t elaTin . ~ 10 0 cremnek, • '
or preserve Brifslit Iron
Thre trOdects are Matrictared ' 'iinder Mr.
Twe die spatent z eased lilteans o ka Vac.
Imo. The imbricating. Vile ere .almost or/essi
lWrm. and meat! USl' col
i
ored. Stand ntib temperature ad ante d .an
remain limpid during extreme cold 4 ,The ouzo
my are 'unequalled, and are IA CONlitant nee
many of the prinolpal-Rallroads. Samines,._mtn
ria l tr e Wo:fa l argratiiistirigrie.WQ°P
TACK
, 11110THERS I ._
COMMISSION , MERCHANTS,
Petroleum and its Products,
. .
60 1 11V114,,ifilery Tuumme,
PhUadelphis Onlce-1317 WALNUT Ti r
wiwso
DLCII - OND OIL:,•ITORKSi •
r i •.• H.M. LONG &C CO.,
office, D.:4l,7,ffiL. ,BI4EJAN9 I
fen Deeneine Way: Pittsburgh, Pa.
S.ll. lornr: ' Y: D'art
WINT & 'MATT,
'CENT- - AND 'UNION
/lA/9 '
PA 10 • RAILWAY BONDS,
i The 'cheapest Investment now In the market for
sale by
F9EI. R. 3131aELTZ,
; •
Cotner FIRTH AVENUE & WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer In Government Bonds. Gold and
Coupons and European Exchange' at market
.„ .
Es , L. BRADY' &CO.,
(successor. o 13. JONES & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sta;_
13AL IV 33L3E11
BU AND SELL ALL SINDB OF
GOTERNMENT SECURITIES,
- .
, .
_sloth, SILVER AND COUPON% .
v
- ON !HOST YA.I7OBABLE TEEMS.
;
Fir Interest L
Allowed on Deposits.
Issr Noney loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
!Orders executed for . the Purehase
and Salo of 'STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
LAMES T. BRADY & CO.
T, AT 11 A:
ts Eittsbutgt &Ott
FINANCE' AND TRADE,
OFFICE PEriSBURGH _GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, April 29, 1869.
The' greater ease in money matters in
eastern cities has 'a favorable influence
on our , home money market. -
; The L sharp advance in Government
induced manflolders to sell out,
the more so since the tendency of gold
Is not yet downward, which was expect
ed, in case of any materiai rise in bonds;
The - ease in the money market gives
parties of a speculative tarn and the
leaders of Wall street, almost full con
trol of the bond market. The amount
on the market being limited, they may,
advance them to almost any price, but
unless gOWitiould sell much below
present figures European capitalists will,
no longer buy at present prices; /ower
_ohotations may be made by interested
parties, and a sudden decline is inevita
ble. , The advance in bondi is used
simply to advance prices in stocks to a
very high figure before the stunmer
season sets in.
I Gold which looked very dull yester
day, suddenly, advanced' to. day' to 134 M,
more on account of the oversold condi
tion,
of the market than from any other
cause, except the scarcity for delivery.
The Government sales were not looked
upon as in any way relieving the market.
Stocks, although not higher, were held
firm,- out the market is kept.up by with
drawing stocks for the Present in order
tol force speculators .to Puy at higher
qttotations. ;'The Stagnation of business
will greatly assist the speculative mania
inlstocks. - . .
I Money is still from tent to 'twelve per
cent, except for first class paper, which
is taken at eight to . nine per , cent.
,
banks.
aM
11. PA.
PHILADELPHIA:
-Closing quotations received by Jame 4
T. Brady & Co. Gold, 1340-% United
Sates Sixes, 1881, 1181; Five-Twenties,
180 , 121;% de.,19641,1,7%; db.:1745, 119%;,
Ten-Forties, gilfif iveweiftlifs, Janu
ary} and July, 1865, 116%; do.. do. 1867,
do. do. / 8 0V130.90130412r.Thirties,
parless, %; Due Compounds, 119; Union
Pacific Railroad, par; Central do. do.,
103; Cy Pacifies, 101%.
'quotptionar as, , received , by Ph i :: R.
Idertz: - Gold, 161►,‘; Saver, 126. Eighty.
one's, 118%; Five Twenties, 1862, 121 X;
dif., 1864, 117%; do 1865, 119%; do 1865,
Consols, , gem; , 110,1667,_:—,--;,. do 1868,
11888;' Ten Forties;' 108; New York
Central,- 73;- Erie,-.—; Reading, 90%;
Pittsburgh, FarE , +Wayne 7 it Chicago
'Railroad, 87%; Ohio dt Misissippl,
33%; Mic,)3lgtui ,Southeih,l.ol%; Cleve.
hind & Pittsburgh, 92%; :Chicago at
1.9f 1 A1id,10,10/Chip__goi Drerth
Wester so%; Miadgo & North Western
Preferred, 9834; Adages Express Com+
piny, 615 x; Merehluitif Union Express;
15; Pacific, Mail, 93%; .Western Union
Telegraph Toinpany, '42%; Gregoz.Y, 3,65
Quartz H111, 12 1,4Q; . Corydon, —; Smith &
Parmlee. Eipress 41.
.
Telegratii. ta:
pinaco Gazette.j
NEW Yonic, April 29. !
The most important event n Walt
street was the visit OfSecretary . Boutwell;
end the foreshadowing of the:Pi:tura, pot+
icy of the Treasury. Department. Mr;
Bentwell gave
..audiense to a number or
gentlemen in theiSub4reasury, and in
the evening visited the'Stock Exchange.
He was introduced to nienibeis rioni the
President's rostrum end received with
cheere, when he inade - a speech, stating
In substance that he should faithfully
collect the revenues due the Government, -
and apply them to the working expenses
thereof, and the surplus,lf any, to the
reduction of the National debt. Fur,
thermora, lie should Institute economy
in the Departinenti and all its operatione
should'be.ope4 -to the_ public gaze. lie
closed by saying:he should endeavor. to
administer the finances without embar
rassing tha, heshiptet of the 'country.
These reniarks were well received, and
had a huoytht effect generally, especially
on the government bond market, where
the s peech weft.*erpreted as ; peening
-the putting in force of the long neglected
sinking fund of 1882. If Mr.. Bctetwelt
carries out the policy announced to da y
there is every reason to hope for a marked
improvement in finances in the' inture.
The annual election for officers of Open
Steirdo6-day, resulted: President, R.
W. Martin, Jr.; Ist Vice President,, Gee.
2tl Nice Preffldent,,. JAB+, ,Mit
oheHt4Fteasuret, A. V. BC Handleki Sec
retary, John Benjamin.
The(*ney t t was eitretiidl y easy.
to-div and - the supply of clipital offering
ortfialLiff/arcely in excess ot Abe wants
of brokers. Early transactions were at 7
percent; iniV - afterwards e per cent. be-
caite4 tliev l- aviOarsita nite r •.? afar ~ fa'rjte
/W3l,4,ooptifit 4Xtrried-:!reT;'
V kora e r alte ir teap472 .4 lb.
ii 24
wbit"
more
pennetoB6lo per cent. rorelgn ezoliabg.
isib3o ,
SIZEZdi
MI
'firm at 9X(§:l9 for prime bankers'bilis
at 60,daya.f.. The supply of commercifi
bends is very small, and the leading
banks find a difficulty in covering their
own with cheaper bills.
Gold firmer, opening at 133).; and cies
ing at 134%, ter selling at 13431. The
rates for carrying were 8,2, 4, 835 and. 6
per, cent. This increased ease in the loan
market is the result of the government
disbursements on account of coupons,
the receipts' from Eurone to-day and the
sales by the Treasury. Clearances .173,-
000,000. The Germania -arrived to-day
and brought $BOO,OOO. The Weser, which
sailed to-day, took 1100,000, and the More
Castle, for Havana, /64,000. At the Treas
ury miles of gold to.day twenty-aix pro
posals were filed, bidding for 18,341,000;
the lowest bid was 1313,, and the highest
184 2-100. The amount sold, one million
dollars, was awarded as follows: 1250,000
at 184,2-100, and 1234,375 at 1341-100, to
Kern , Clews it Ca.; 1457,750 at 334 1.100
to Fresor dt Colgate, and 146,875 at 1341-100
to Underhill it Haven:
Governments strong during the morn
ing, and in the afternoon there was a
scene of great excitement and activity,
with a farther marked advance in prices.
The quotations are the highest yet made.
The parties recently short have for some
days been .covering. Coupons' ;of 1 84
118%®119; do. '62, 1224122%; do. '64,
118@l18%,; do. '65, 1 19y,01119%; do. new,
116%©116K; do. 67, ii6y,©116%; do. '6b,
11634®116%; 10-40 s, 1 08%®108K.
State Bonds steady. I Missouri 883;
old Tennessee, 69%@69%; new, ' 68%101.
6834; old North Carolina,
54%455; old Virginia, 5831,@583;; new,
62%062%; Louisiana Levee sixes, 7234©.
73.
The Stock market during the morning
was active and excited with a large spec
ulative business and rapid fluctuations in
leading stocks. New York Central fell
from 174 to 172%,, while Northwbstern
and Michigan Southern fell about 1 per
cent. This brought out strong buyers,
and the: prices for Central recovered to
173 6 8 , Northwestern common to 87%,
preferred to 99%, and Michigan Southern
to 1013 j. Subsequently there - was an
other general fall of y,,®3‘ per cent., the
balance of the list sympathizing through
out with the stocks named. In the after
noon the market was buoyant and excit
ed, Central selling at 174 X, North
western 87%, do. preferred 99y„ Fort
Wayne 13936; Michigan Southern 102%,
Lake Shore.lol, and St: Pin11.773i, while
Pacific Mail and Western Union also ad
vanced. . . ,
Exprese shares quiet.
Five-Thirty, Prices.—Cumb erland, 36;
Wells Express, 15%; American
Express, 41%12; Adams . Express, 6234;
United States Express, 4134 ®l3;
Merchants Union 'Express, 15(016;
Quicksilver, 203§®2135; Canton, 6115;
Pacific Mail 93%®93%; Western Union
Telegraph, 43%®43%; Hartford and Erie,
23; Mariposa, 19®20; preferred, 43;
N. Y. Central, 174 3 ,; Erie, 30%®
• 30y,„; do. preferred, 53; Hudson, 155%;
Harlem 148®148X; Reading, 98y, ®96%;
Chicago fit Alton, 159,51; Terre, Haute,
41; preferred, 68%®70; Wabash, 74©74%;
preferred, 78®79; St. Paul. 77 , 7 8 '®77%;
preferred, 883i®88%; Fort Wayne, 140®
140/; 0. & M., 33;03%; Mich. Central,
128®129; , Michigan Southern, 102%1®
102%; Illinois:Ceara ; f44®144%;-Pitts.
burgh, 92%®93; Lake Shore, 102®
102 q; Rock hland,. /383®138%r North
western, 87®8738; do. preferred, 9W®
®99; C. C. kI. C.,
Mining shares fang. Smith it Parmiee,
275; Gregory, 350; Benton, 50.
Copper Stocks at Boston—Copp er Falls,
9; Franklin, 19; Hecla, 7.5; Hancock,
430 Quincy, '
liscelpts at the Sub-Treasury, e1,3.54,-
477; payments, 86,911,443; balance, 182,-
8 8 8,047.: • • •
. ,
Disbursement of coin interest te day,
1273,581 -
The payment of May, interest..on 5-20 s
will begin at the Sub-Treasury tomorrow
without rebate. The committee of Stock
Exchange have reported against consoli...;
dation with the open Board; -but recom.
mend consolidation with the members of
the. GovernMent Department,liho sieto
bendmitted *ithontballot, , Tthe pay
ment of, 81,000. Also that 'dealings in
active speculative shares shall be in the
long rclm.where thertemalr
seas** all:=day, lvidle piny GoVarn-
Ineirt Benda;'litink Shafes,'Sfete BOBEIs,
and • such railway and miscellaneous
'shares as are not Speculatively :active,
shall be en the regular calld The report.
has not yet been adopted, but the Oov
ernment Board have approved it unani
mously. ";
PETROLEUM MARKET.
0721016 OF PITTS/3112113k 2errus .
THIJESDA,T, April' .1#69, ..,
,
The oil market continues : `
:' . et Sod
dull and devoid anything really new or
important. Compared with yesterday,
Refined haF ~nagergone no -essential
change ,:4hile 4 tittle, if ahything' is a
shade locreri f,With the fact that there is
a prcepect, although as yet '
very faint,
of the market getting into a position that
amt . in to 9 :t ur nitTztv, t
i u zi v o i re t9 cfkee et ral
fdellrift an iitys i orlight are begining to
iiiiaki, &rough the Oloudswhich have been
Ihniglitg over the . busiheas so 'Ong. We
b il,
may be disappointed, but it looks now
as if the worst bad been passed, and
,thitt in spite otthe stagnation and de
phiadencyWhich have prevalled•during
the :past three orfour inontlaQ,,we will
Vet have -a good spring and summer
trade. As we , have reZatrWdl r stated,
Akkiat is ttioat4lealredjnat ~iiiitrigin
Crude and Relined established on ,a
MondflictUritightagthried :110,rtOtlIfibrd a
margin iiihoth-mpufter,iiiir.,,anoa7gif3fters:
Vroillie wi tie rrie t _, Pl ittia-. '
pr i reeerrnie
high oar low. providing •abiey:apP kept at
a point that will- not' ahttO'olit the et.
Porter. ' .... 1,- - -4 1 .„ , ,
-`ORUDE--Themarket- is- quiet - and, if
,anything,, a• ahade lower. Sale,. of 500
bbls `spot at 100 2 ,soo,4lsitrlemont of
contract, at same tigure, andme hear dapf
- Bowe-
f. r
. other sales:, having, beep made
at 1.13.
,
SEFlNED'rAprly•opanedlra shade
_stronger but aubsequentlyteleted a lit
tie, and -.closed about Where “ft lett off
yesterday.--Safes 1 ;600Aptill. let : 513;V600
first half May, 432;:600 doA/aat half at
82 %; and 600 each. May to Aly; , at,!3.i?l.
May and" June offered at 55;/ift ma o r
July to-Deem:ober; _ and 37Mlior: buyers
option, all year.
LUBBIOATIIIOI , OILIt = al '',,,
Eclipse Winter Lubricating og 400
.1•••••
Eclipse Railroad Axle ...,ai • ' i 860
Eclipse Machinery ..... .... r .... 750
'Eclipse §14.04: , ....,.. - :'. , - • . t - . 3•J soe
-
OIL BICLPPED NAST BY 41.. V. B. B.
' i ils o OrthirtiWolit 4 Co. no hhits ref.'to
, Wardeli, , PreW Jrllo., Philadelphia,
L'J..; (. Hirkpatzlok it Co; 291 bblapefixted
With*, gang - 4 - 00., Pliiradel hitt.
tifLit 136?"
12.004 bb 11. 17 44114:t"Vi P.
1 Broo2 b ,
~ 'Phi adelphis.' '- '' -
iks i ct ier r r A d Elfitleti *4 W.
ila elphi " - ,- L , '
.arr;„Total..iiibipmentt ...
i tLe&WK1 , ..........1 6 1 1 ; „ 179'
. ssupian 'l' losole: Dt 7 4 '
DICROT. ~
....2 Eniktimiaii ofi ' ltittii;;llls btu 'ie.
to ,Warden, Frew arCo.
.% I u _ „. , )vi r
//2/rOOIT, April 29.-,rVilitat.:LiscelaLts
moo bu aturtficarandariogi t or po r m th , .
white sells at' u - m
m . illvnt r 2 a ;
to4glameblgiteogfleto.
'yr Potatoes
El