0
STEEL WORKS
DUQUEpiE
COLEMAN,' & CO.
Manufacturers of
- ARON; NAILS, STEEL,
. -
AXLES . AND SPRINGS
DIAIITESNIC; L X AND 3117BILLTA.
ZLAT. BAB, ROUND 'AND SQU LEE IRON.
Maw, moor, SHEET AND TARR IRON.
BOILER PLa.Ta4 AND HEADS,
GUARD IRON, DRAG and DROPPER BARS,
fLADIGAD • CUTTER RAM R. 011ANDE
T -AND SLAT RAIL, for Coal Roads. •
CROW B aIt.S.WEDOICS & HARRI)W TEETH,
SPRING PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
if f nittlNGS AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
men.
InES, STEEL SHAFTING, A. B.
coACRES, spool' and R AGON SPELNGFP and
,
coT NAILS AND SPIKES.
AU Goods First Class and Warranted:
• ' OFFICES AND WORKS..
Slintseuth Street and Allegheny River,
and 77 Water Street, Pittsburgh.
Hh9
SHEFFIELD firXEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NTMICK & CO., •
PITTISBIIRGII. PALL
Manurial:wen of etery description Col
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
ZATLW. BPANOS,
RLLL..:C. AND PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE. Le., Am
-Warehouse, 88 Wtterand 100 First fits.
MILLER, BARS & PARKIN.
4M3MUI. Paiti2Pz4iS:
WM. METCAiII, - I BERBER MTLLEB,
ezo. W
scu ,
PAs isrAß BARR, I CHAS .
. PARKIN.
Be a. t 3
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTBVIMSH. PA.
te14:4148 . •
BLACK DLMOND
STEEL WORIIB,
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Itanefietstreti of aL deartptions of
,13 1 '1V3M1M.
Mee and Warehouse. THIRTDSTH, THIRTY
7/REIT R4.I:LROLO Inman.
IRON. WORKS.
JAL VIBUB, Prea't...... W. P. Pontius, Bup's.
ronmattruou FORGE
AND IRON CO"
7 . *LpErrA=IMUS OP
Bar Iron; ,
Railroad Fish Bars and ' Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
- .:BaUroad Car Axles Ilananisr•Bl
- Lamisnottre Frames;
lLoseemetive Frunze Shapes;
Side Bodo;
. .
• • Yokes,Atraps;
Piston Heads;
Idemiaboat Shafts=
. Steamboat, Cranks;
Piston lands, Wrists;
;Pitman. Jaws, Collars, de.
OffWe, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PTTT3BURGH, PA
ELLERSIIIESEN PROCESS.
The Trustees are now nrkpAred to Jer_sa . _. t lion-
Des ter, the use of the ..T.LLF.RSILIN PRO-
The impeder! onallte Imparted to ItOoltiron.
She great improvement In Inferior Iron. end the
reduced eost.commend It to eh manufacturers of
Parties wishing to use It can obtain licenses by
SlTtYillt to
" - JA.AIP.S P. SPEER.
Attorztey for the Trustees,
8003113 Y and A, English's Building, 96)f
Zenith
iff e ties Interested are Invited le visit the
i
/11110EGEJI WOltn. where the musts
scowls smeesatuloveration. 'teLdtl
EVERSON, PRESTON 84 CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works,
_ .
isT Warefied .2y0i1i 27 4114 , die*. TMIT
5D114:416' q ui ! le jll?2lPlitar". •
BURGE
NOVELTY WOMS.
pnwrionnian
NOVELTY W-ORIM
Founded A. D. 1833.•
Azmumui„-avarms. -Apr co.
NANcrAertrazias
IarDiTONN eTANDAND,
'AND. S TUT,
• ,
ZNT) TLATFONA AND COUNTER
SCAL -
Jamas awes yawn,. Door Locks and Woken,:
rarnuandpogeo Milts,
001313 OPMIST ATE KU tMU= Ira'
Pittsburgh, AP•auhm.
LUMBER:
TO BIUILDERSI
.
•
100.000. Met Dry?Me Boards.
180.000 feet 15fi hum Bleu mazd tt
Xs.9oo.teet /56 Mtn common Plank:
214000 feet lin 1 ano Inch Oak.
. .
85,00 Q ft. 'X. 13s. sae Inch Poplar:
10..0w feet rr Poplar resmilngs
, 10 0. .000 15 Yellow Puts Boards; •
100.000 feet Hemlock Beintllng.
303.000 fe gl es No. 1 IS Inch bagman shjsi.
_en.
800.000 No. 16-Inch Shingles. sawed :
SO _
_OW No. 1 16-Lnch Bbiness, spalred.
:60. UOO 'Pars Brick; •
1,900
ainre ChM
Also. Saw- Lumber, Locust and Cedar
Posts. and all articlestn the line on hand and for
aale b 7 ALILIANDBIL .PATTIGHIsON. Yards-
No. /61 Rebecca ni nth
and corner of Preble *ad
%Mist& streets, ninth Ward. Allftfhestri /ate bor.
onghof ftnnebestor. • • SW*
COAL AZCD COKE:-
,
ais `co is ciikuuts'
- DICKSON, rrnmit *CO.,
liming removed their Off C to
110.- , 867 LIBERTY STREET;
away CIF,' Pim lail) 5 E 0 2 1 0 ZIAXIE•
taisce.
41 ,... m alurir . A ttingill anu. WIE 4 ifigs .
—in—orders their os or mod to
lama tti aaall. 41 4 ,bl i gtol dr ardid to
STONE. ,
11VX - WICOIIII3IO2II V
V Mathias • Wor ley
.
xargtweitiwilii ditssi Dam, Albs/MN
rangqII , ASEVATNAR
...m ie n •
! cams 4
Wripme, ininwaic
P ,
•
Ll 4'4VrAVikV* , '; '- M.I': " !1: , T-W,',LVZ? 7 ;tg-
• ..
_
KNAP: - FORT -PITT
FOUNDRY 'CO.YPAI\rir.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH' STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
fllrEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail . Machines Re.'
torts, and Castings'generally.
NATION#L_FOUNDRY
AND PIPE, WORKS: ,.
'Corner Carroll and emalliniiip attests.
MN= WARD,
JPITTSBUItGIIas PA:
WILLIAM SMITH, ;
manufacturer of
CANT IRON BOWL-PIPE
POB OAS AND WATER WORKS.
My Pines are all cast Invarlablyln Pits, In dry
sand, and lA feet lengths. Also, full assortment
of general
Casting for. Gas and Water Works.
.17V•1111'4'vVill i s t IVilte"?.?fRingll
g e . nd •
-
DUQUESNE FORGE.
•
WILLIADI MILLER,
(successor to JOS. P. HAIGH k C 0.,)
Hu facilities co.e.xtensivi with the leaiiing
Forges in the East, and is prepared to promptly
and sattsfactonly fill all orders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANKS, PISTON BODA,_LXVISIIB,
PITMAN JAMS„YriasTs, RAILMO.W AXLES.
LOCOAI °TIPS FRAMES.
_together with every
description of SHA PE WtiEN. Office and Forge.
Cornerof Duquesne Way and First Street..
spich4o
PITI'LgBII,BiiH.
ROBINSON, BEA. & CO.,
Successors to BoinclOis. MUMS litwasai -
• -
INTAINIEUNGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINIST'S, PITTSBURGH,
Mairackarers of Boat and Stationary Steam En-
Mei, Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, tle,aring,
'Matting, Castings of all descriptions: Oil Tanks
sad Stffis,l3oller and Sheet Iron Work.
OStree ffice, No. 12, corner First and Smithfield
ts.
Agents for BITYARD'B PATENT INJIWTOII
fbr seeding Boilers. , I jaurrea
TTIZIONAS CAM.= &X()
•1)
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Wrirks,
SANDUSBY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
Manufacturers of • Steam . Engines, 011 Presses,
Pulleys, Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work,
Bolling Mill and Machine Castings, Orate Bars,
Weights, Wagon Boxes.
ill
Build to order and
have on hand Engines of all sizes.
CtENTBAL FOUNDRIF .
AND ROLL WORKS
890 Penn Street.
BOLT. AN, - BOYD & BAGALEY.
Chil !Bona, kin Castings. 801 l Lathts;
SOHN M. COOPER
__ 1ra.16
JOHN. M. COOPER & CO.,
Ben and Brags Founders. -
BEMIS CASTIIIIOIII
- MADi . pitourrty TO oRDzi.
Maleable and grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
THROTTLE, SAFETY AND CHECK VALVES,
ALL GLOBE' PATTIIIIN.
13RAYINT COCTISI,
Brass Work of every description for
• F, Steam, Water'and 011. 4
MAN lIPACTIIIIERS Ord. M. CQOPER , I3
Improved Balance-Wheel Steam Pump.
40,401,1 t f0it Dreyfus' Patent Oa
erattha beet' in the ..4farket.
OMee and Woris, corner•llurteenth and Plke
LITH9GRAPHERB.
Ssiarraimr
1316ERLYA6CLEIS,Succeseen
oeL.7.o3caroonmAx.it Co 4
PRACTICAL LITHOGILAPILTSAL
.
The rair: , a.ighonsphic Establishment
West onbe i Mains. Business Cards,berter
Heads. Bonds; Label Circulars, Show 'Cards,
Diplomas. Portraits,. Wawa. Certificates of-,De
sits, limitation- Carla &a T
s Nos: w$ anal
Third street. Pittsburgh: :Ilf
WEIGHTS AND 3WW3l'ThUill3o
aIL LYON,
•
Seilier of Weights sad Measures;
No.evoinrra and=
•
• Wetween I f lberty sae nieits%
Ordism trovultr: ituntumsrin.
E . L__U_ljt AND WiltrlA
__. _ ir le
4 8 0 eZ a Ca s 9BN TM,
)1 IiVORILL% AND
usaiseut
lc',
wilAlwe son ban
_'ereral aaaortment of
l . nAai.
itarelnnair-e_rivimploalanctlemliAment4
wi ll II be p en. te.srt A trei rm.. 1..!.. h
Ladles, and liiint lenkays'ilair Mania done
in the neatest manner. ,
.., sad as ,
n: •3 S E • • NEER
m ERCiVAL', BECKETT, ME
I CHAS/CAL ENGINEER awl No 0,
r istoican and Vorelgs ratents, No. 19 9 1 :
isTRILDT, AlliegNsy 43117.
N. Do-DraDela one. waghthstan. D. C. a• •
Toss," •
- xsurtnatrzintis or
W lTEPtisig W *W A LD.
dmii ,
woo ~
.„, „Amts - -
M ffil ZaMM l-711.
BRASS FOVNDRS.
.s
PITTatURGE',GA2grn I ' MOAT: MAY n
iriai,-130ttegim &a.
HUGH IL BOLE 8C TO..
Con Paid Alley and Unquesnesty
(Hien THE POing,)
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists.
Manufsernre STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all - sizes.
ecial attention Invited to our new STATION. WELL ENGINE. AND PORTABLE
OILER. of 15- horserPower. -
CASTINGO,_of every kind, made toorderntoim
FOUndiT, On THIRD STREET. below Harker.;
RIGS for 011Wellr, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
MANERS, HOUSE and TOBACHO an and
m.ON TO4ACCOPREM3Iffi, on ITU and made to
Index, Maga
INDUSTRIAL WORKS, -
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
PITTBBITEGH, PA. .
azr All order, promptly filled. Thy re.
FORT PICT " ----- 7-
110114 - ST/IL AND TA
WOBIPL
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUED TUBULAR,
PIRI-BOX AND CYLINDER. SULAM BOIL
EBB.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANN%
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, 6ABOKETKR/3 AND IRON
BRIDGES: ,
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
°Mee and Warehouse. earner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty !Streets,
PITTSBIiFtGii, Pa.
lir °iciere sent to the above addreas will be
promptly attended to. • zah7:lB9
WM. HAMS= & CO.,
• BOILER MAKERS
AND. SHEET IRON WORKERS,
•
NOS. 110, 111, 114 iND X 6 PENN BT.
Raving secured a large yard and furnished it
wan the most approved machinery we are pre
pared to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS in the best manner, and warranted equal to
.any made in the country. Chimneys Breachin g, Firs -Beds, Steam Piton, Locomotive Boilers.
Condensers, Balt Pans, Tanks, ou nine,
ton, Battling Pans, Boller Iron.ilridges, linger
Pans, and sole manufacturers of BornElll'e rat
eat Boilers.
Repairing dome on "torte st notice. ts&c2i '
JAMES M. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water figreet,.
PTITSIMUGH, PA., -
arrinzrumnin ar
IRON OIL „ TANKS,
EICTTLING Pmts. oerrial3TZAX rms.
Demme ?am imam,
And SHE= MON WORE,
For Steamboats.
us= at. mum-- . auntaND D. Barran
JARED M. ERESR & SON,
YANOTIOTIIIIZIIIB OP
Steam 13ollers, Oil Mills, Tanks.
_sem= IRON WORK, &CL
61: Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOWS, CASTINGS,
rIE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Manahan:era of the greatest vszlety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE FOUND DT THE STATE.
Bole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Orieutid - Stores' and Pommes for Hard Coal •or
Coke. Bost in the World for Parior,Ofice, Store or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—burns all win.
ter. Do Donny until you see'or send for Circular.
80. 30 WOOD STREET.
Our agen ts for Orientsls.-DZAINIXR BROS.,
&MUM d St.; GUI. HUBLHY. Allegheny City.
MUM'INIS t CO.,
mAavrAcrolume 07 . 1V227 vAnxrrr or
SEITCONTIEIIifig
•
BOSTON COOKZNO RANGE,
`'THE FIERY FITANACE,"
los WARMING Btraarixos.•
PM Mt ANTI-DT:MT. CCIOnteG SWIM,
"lirkillLA R." COLUXBIA COOK STOV_T A
LAM oliteitioltitANN7ll 'arsi t afi
PALPIXOTORILATIfree trom dirt, sad Out;
GOIATIC NAND Ao.
206 and 208 tdberty street,
6 : 717 PITTSBURGH, PA.
COOK stiovEs.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL" & CO.'S
1 • ernitrowii,
FOR .siruaamous 170 AZ.
minuted ate Pak, Bob) or Bout ae
nll sing other Sten jo the Udine
• BLUELL & 00.,
,1 •
No. 2851.4ibertv Street.
i.lso on band Ind for - Wei "
PARLOR STOVES, I
COOKING WM, iho.
alai. r
H.: 3 1 wrcz,
DYER AND SCOURER.
No. 8 BT. CLATh
And No 188 and 187 Ildrd Ihned•
PITTSBMiaIt, TA
AitnrrißoTs.
-. Est 4l.u/ ar.plams,,
NA.IMPACMIZI . O3 OP
FORT PITT BANKING CONPA
No. 169.W00d Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : : 8200,
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIAR
' DEALERS IN •
reDra[ctwiNzilaw ;914) ; 4 y
AND. COLD;
lIITFOBT 'ALLOWED OAMIU 1191,08
Collection made oa all accessible Fein
the United States and COMMAS.
DIRECTOR&
D. Hostetter, Jno. 0 Weer.
James (fordo's, Hata. H. Hang,
D. WaDuce, Andrew Miller,
K. Fawcett, Junes X. Bailey.
asant.. Me
D. LEST
HART, CAI:WHEY &
. BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Varner Third and Wood Sir
1 0 FITS1331:1Thall.
CSCCCR&SORR TO HANNA, HART i CO.,
DIAL= IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupon
(9
And particular attention paid to the purchase
and sale of
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Bight Drafts on London.
mmitti
HOLMES & SONS,
N.
57 Meirket Street,
Prz-x-resztv - n4an,PA
Collections made on - au the principal pointrof
the United states and Oansdu.
Stoehe l ßonds and other Securities
BOUGHT ANDBOLD ON OONNII3BION.
Putlentos attention paid to the purehase and
sale of
United States Securities.
Jaw
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Maxam.eins,
114 SOUTH THIRD SMEET,
rinLithrume.
I
STOCKS and BONDS of all l descriptions
bought and sold.
Special attention given to the purchase and sale
of Government Securities.
cilia.
WAILENG AND
Conuninton Merchants and Broken L.
Petroleum and Its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PHILADELPHIA. ADDBZB3, I ( .
Room 17, Chamber of Commerce,
awn 183 SOUTH SECOND B
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY
HERBERT W. C. THIMBLE,
MANUFACTURER pr,
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Zelipse Raliroad Azle Oil.
•
Stands great, heat without eltange; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures: Bpecial Oil for
tropical climates or hot weather.
Locomotive, Engine, Machine Shop,
Will cut Screws.
SAW *Ol and • Plinbalr OD e,
Adapted for high speed.
Spindle . OH, Woolt iteadrlJSht 011,
OM. Tanners' Stniillilensole,
hag & Finishing 011, , Gasoline,
Harness Oil iParratline. •
_ASKO* VARNISH 1 -to• orentrre Brisbt Iron
wort and Machinery mom tust.
These products are re , n thetured under Dr.
Tweddlecpatentlry Supereeated Bteara in Van.
coo. The Labriennug 0111 are tamest oder/east
pedestal pttre, nsilbrts„ and mostILE col
ored: stand a high - temperature unc el. and
remain limpid durtn l f extreme Cold. Th read
Oils are .unequalle ; and are In sOnstantuse on •
many of the principal nauroada. gamines • earl
be examined • and orders left Cl -174 WOOD
STREET. Worts at bearodonrs Bridge. - •
Bir.gr l 4 ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DWANE, ESI
Petroleum and its trawls,
21:11,Mralray aiAIJIPALBUILD•I3(e.
PhUsieIpIIIAOSee—IAT WALNUT BT.
DUMMIED OIL WORKS,
N. M. LONC & co.,
DALZELL BUILDING,
r Daquepe Way. Pltuibargb, Psy
PIANOS, ORGANS; &O.
BUT THE HEST AND CHEAP.
, 3137 PIANO - AND. ORGAN. • '
BehOmaekees , ;Geld-Medal , Piano
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN;
The OIIAOIMEI PIANO ocenbineS , ail the
latest yallile Inaprorentents known _ln the oco.c
smog= o retris,cleas atomnent. end, has at.
ways beer, awarded the _ Wood Premium ex,
Whited. Its tone Is %Frans and sweet. The ,
worluruuuhlp.,tar,eara t andAna_Utl,
all others; rums trpni 'WSW,. t g
to style and Mel cheaper can au r so
..csuap lint 11/11 .
ti AOll 0
Midi at the-head ot all-reed l=ents. 'ln
producing the most lawleet ell)e_guallty, _tow
et anulgar instrument In the united -wapea . : ,
Is is cin and . npliNnAn conitruOloo, sod
Roc M_ 6 s_____.o_titinns 401
Owl man?' smill PATKINT A*VOZERANA , I
0010:10/2 1lid glaponcod izt T;
I,IJ. /I *15 , 11i Tr 9 0 _,: 4:,,,,, •
I I Mann%
ie. W. CLAM Maillo
1019.
?C;601.33:),
I SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Prices.
PH. R. MERTZ, Banker,
Cor: Waod and Fifth Street&
zaps
JAMES .Bey &CO
(Snceessors 08. JONES It C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
41... N I=4.
BUT AND SELL ALL BINDS DP,
• •
GOVERNMENT • SECURITIES,
(}OLD, SLYER AND COUPONS,
011'1108B rimolgAßLz TERM.
`interest Allowed on Deposits. ' .
Ns-money ; losneit on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
•
Orders executed for the Purchase
and asile of STOOItS, BONDS and
GOLD.;,
• JAMES T. BRADT & CO. -
, LlUltiLtar s Pr s'
.
LEON Cashier
Vis GktttE.
ra
OFFICE OF PITTBBOEOH GAZETTE,
, MONDAY, May 10, - 1869.
The geld market opened strong at 137%.
nlvanced to 137% and closed dull and
heavy at 137%. The bond market in
Lindon not having fully 'responded to
the decline in gold here, and the advance
in boucle in New York, doubts were en
tertained whether a further decline in
gold would take' place. , •
Government bonds were buoyant and
higher,.,wlth more orders to buy than
.
can be filled from the limited supp/y.
Stocks stronger and higher, and quite
an excitement in New York Central. and
Fort Wayne. Money moderately active.
Quotations as received by - Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 187%: Slifer. 127; Eighty.
one's, 119%; Five Twenties, 1862. 119%;
do 1864, 115 y; do 1865, 116; do 1865,
orinsols; 117% 4 ; do 1867, 117%; do 1868,
117%; Ten Forties, 1083; New York
Central,i 82%; Erie, —; Reading, 95%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 453%; Ohio & Misissippl,
323 : Michigan Southern ; 106%; Cleve
land dr. Pittsburgh, 92; * Chicago &
Rock Island, 29%; Chicago ,& North
Western,B7%; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 99%; Adams Express Com
pany, 60%; Merchants Union Express,
15y; Pecific Mail, 92; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 433;: Gregory, 3,10
Quartz Hill, 1,45; Corydon, --; Smith &
Parmiee; 305; W. Am. Express 40X.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Oasette..}
NEW YORK, May 10, 1869.
Money easy, at 6®7 per cent. on call.
Prime, discounts 7(c.9 per cent. Sterling
heavy and lower under an increased
supply of bond bills. Prime bankers
offered freely at 9%, with buying rates
at 9@9 146. Good bankers' bills sold as
low as 8%®830, and bond bills even
lower, Gold opened at 137, advanced to
138 undeiainfounded rumors of an extra
session Of Congress, and closed at137,4®
137%. Rates for carrying I@t3 per cent.,
and flat clearances 8160,000,000.
Governments, upon the advance of
bonds InLondon and reaction in consols,
became very buoyant, and prices were i
@)2 per cent, higher than Saturday morn
ing. Market continued firm up , to close.
Few bonds are coming in from out of
town; supply here is very small and ler,
eign houses have commenced shipping.
One house sent half a million on Satur
day and sends a million of '67s to-morrow.
The present short interest is large,
amounting in '6Ba alo e to 10 millions, be
sides 4or 5 millions i 'cider bonds. Cou
pons: '81;119%®119 3,; d0'62,119%®119%;
do .364, 115%0115M: do '65, 116®116%; 1
new,
117%®117%: do '67, 117%®117%;
do '6B, 117%®1i7%; 10-40 s, 108 x ®109;
bondsls%.
State. oare dull; l but firm: Missou
ris, 89%(489%; Old Tennessee, 68%®613%;
new do, ,66% ®66%; Old North Carolinas,
603;®61r hew do, 5.53,(4.55%; Old Vir
ginias, 57%®58; new do, 621662%; Lou
isiana Levee 6s, 70%.
Stook market has been active and
strong all day with large transactions,
though there
,wail lesi:excitement than
last week. Prices have advanced mate
rially, throughout the list, and our dolling,
figures are the highestl of the day. The
features were New York Central,
_Erie,
Fort Wayne,Michiga £ hutheni, North
western, Hudson and Maripsa. There
is a vague rumor that he back - interest
n
on Erie pie h e
will e paid shortly.
5-30 Prices—Otimberland, 30 ®33t•WellS
Express, '35W353‘: American, 40%®41%;
Adams, 60@60%;rnited States;'o3@63%;
Merchants Union, 15©16; Quicksilver,
20%®20% ; Canton, 61®62% ; Pacific
Mail, , 9734®97%; Western Union Tel
egraph, 4334(4148% t 'MaripOsa; 23(gr..8%;
do. preferred, 47% 47% ; Hartford
and Erie. 28®23%; N w York . Central ,
182%®182%; Erie, 30 ; do. pref., 54%;
4
Hudson, 157%©158; dein, 1 4 49%®149;
Reading, ; 19b%@196; , hicago & Alton;
159;de preferre 158® 60; Terre - Haute,
87 x®40; preferree. 68©69; Wabash, 73
@7834: prefetred; '48®791' St. Paul, 77%
@77%; preferred, :t:% ®86%1- Ft: WaYn ,
e. -
154% ©455; Ohl° and . Mississippi, 13%;
Michigan Soutbern,Jo7%43llo7%i Illinois
Central, 145(4135%; Pittsbuigh, 9`.'x';'234;
Lake Shore, / 0 7®107%yRishk 'lsland, 130
®130%; Northwestern, 87%®88; prefer
red; : 3CO3f@IDIV Slpux City .116; St;
Joseph preferred. 116; O. C. & I. C. 016%.
Mining shares dull.:
..',
Coppers stocks at Rost n: Copper Falls,
8 %; Franklin, 19%; He 75; Hancock,
4% 4 1 Quinok, 28. !
Receipts' at Sub-Treasury, $1,600.384;
Lal° entB;l69 t iaice lret l mpo4deie erinheet,sl4S,Bo3: disbursemen t s of coin
interest
to-day, 038,89 V •'•- 1 • " ' .
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NEW Yciiric, May 10.—There is rathPF
an improved 'demand ibr Staple' styles' of
cotton gooderadapted to thel season, but
the market is far from :being Active and
prices: seem to favor buyers as will be
seen from the atinetteitrat4N, :Methuen
%phial breached cottotis are reduced to
8c; —Portsmouth. X • do; No; -Provl:.
dines -
taolildt, lloritvillnatripeselsof
Baltic A, 4.4 brown cottons. lige; Law.
rent* E tAtAltolinNAldo /1 1 4. traven,
Dwigh
nal 50
18o; Abbott A, do, 14mo, and
Great /.
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FINANCE AND -TRADE
PIreSBURGH
' OFF - lc - nor Pirrsalmois GA.
MosnAr. May 10, 1. 1
The markets in a general way ipresent
but little that is really new orimrtant.'
There is a continued fair consbmptiie
•
demand for most of the leading articles.
and a'fair volume of business in the ag
• gregate, without, however any essential
change to note in values.
APPLES—SaIes at ss© per bbl, ai to
quality.'
APPLE BUTTER--90 1 pe
BUTTER—Is coming iii more freely,
but as yet prices are fully sustained,
ranging from 35®40, for good to / strictly
prime. , I • !
BEANS—DuII at - s3@7. •
CHEESE—SaIes = of ne Western Re- :
-serue at 15@20, as 'to o ity, and New-.
York Goshen at 29@25. •
CARBON OIL --Is quoted in a jobbing
way.at 29®81 ,
CO RNMEAL--$1,60@1,75 per cwt.
DRIED FRUIT Is a little dui/
but . unchanged. Peaches, 14 s for quar
ters, and 18®19 for halves.' Apples,
13©15.
EGGS-LSales at 16518.
FEATHERS—A shade firmer, and we
now quote live geese feathers at 80 to the
trade;and the usual advance in a retail
way.
FLOUR—Is steady with a continued
fair local demand but unchanged ; lipring-
Wheat brands at 16,50157,25. and inter
Wheat at 17,50@)8. Rye Flour.
,@7,26.
GRAlN—Wheat is in fair demand and
prime Red, is quoted at $1,50.. pat, a.
little easier under the influence Of in
creased , arrivals, and we are reported
sales to-day, at decline; we now quote
t2"@73 on track and wharf, and 75g78 in
store. Ear Corn is still - quoted, at 7%)
80, on track and 83@85 in store; shelled
75g78, as to quality. Sales Rye, at $1,90•'
01,93. Prime to choice Spoing Barley,
$1,75Q1,80.
HAY—Is dull with liberal arrival&
and a supply considerably ahead of the
demand. Sales of good to. prime baled,
on wharf, at $25®28, and- choice at
125a30.
HEMP—Sales at $215.
HOMINY—SS,76©6 per` bl.
LARD 0/L-13 quoted at 411,00 for No.
2, and $1.60, No. I. •
MAPLE MOLASSES—SaIes in gallon
jugs at $1,60®1,75.
POTATOES—SaIe 2 cars, in bulk, at
95; small sales; in store, at 65©60. Mar
ket glutted and dull.
PEANUTS—SaIes at 11 eta. .
PROVISIONS—Bacon is quOted in a.
jobbing way at 133;©19 for Shoulders;
isy,@is for Ribbed and Clear - Sides; and
18®119 j for Plain and. Sugar Cured
Hams. Lard in tierces, 19c,- and in kegs
and buckets, at 20c. Dried Beef, 20@2A 3i. '
Mess Pork $31.7,1@32.
SEEDS—SmaII sales of Clover Seed at.
$9@9,50 and Timothy at $5,756. Flax
Seed would command $2,50. .
SALT—May be quoted at .$1.83®1,86 -
by the car load, and $1,95@2 for small
lots in store.
TALLOW—Is quoted at 103@10 1 X, for
rendered, and but little doing. A . ,
PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
Matinay, May 10, 1869.
The oil market was unusually active
to-day, the reported sales aggregating,
seven thousand barrels of. Refined, and.:
fifteen thousand barrels of Crude. On
one point, a very important . one, in
.re
gard to prices being lower, there was no•
equivocation; this was conceeed on all
hands, and the sales show thievery sells- -
factorily. For some time past there has
been so little done, t hat it was difficult
to get the exact tone of the market, and
without sales, prices : best could
only be regarded as no.. . 1. It would •
elko . appear, that the .grea:'.ulk of the
business was done in the early part (of
the day, and it was said that there were
but very few buyers in the after part of
the day,-even at the reduction.
CRUDE--Compared with Friday and_
Saturday, Crude• is down from a quarter
to a ball cent, and the market is weak,
with every appearancest this writing of
a still further decline. It is very desira
ble just now to get Crude down to Mann- facturing basis, and the sooner it reaches
that point the better , for the trade at
large. The sales were:
2,C00 bbls seller to July 40@43.., 14
3,000 do do. do 40©46 ' 14
5,0f3.d0 settlement do . . ..... 14 5,000 seller 80 days -40@46 14
,Buyers option , until August, offered at
15, without findinding buyers.
REFINED—me market for =spot is
holding its own pretty well, while the
late months are weak and drooping, and
lower. May to' September offered at
3334; July to December. 3434; and July
alone, 33. Sales of 500 June last half at
83; 1,000 same delivery at 83; 500 May last;
half, at 3234; and 1,000 do same delivery,
3234; also, sold in Philadelphia, 2,000 last
ha lfa at May at 3234; and 2,000 first half.
e, 3234.
LtIBEtiOATING OILS.
Eclipse Winter - Lnbricating oil 400
Eclipse Railroad Axle ' • 86e
Eclipse Machinery • 7kr-
Eclipse Spindle rBoc
OIL SEILP . TB D RA ST BY A. V. B. B.
Lockhart, Frew dr, Co. 490 bbls refined
to Warden; Frew & Co. -
Liberty Oil W. K. 255 bbls .refined W. P.. to
LogerrAlßro - ., :Philadelphia;
J. C. Kirkpatrick & Co. 112 bbls refined'
Waring, King -ft Co., Philadelphia:
Total shipments Refined,
ST. Lotus; May 10.—Tobacco stiff but
not any higher. In Cotton there's noth
ing doing. Hemp is dull with sales of
undressed at sl,U®l,6o;dressedl2,3s%
2,40. Flour is very: dull and business
small, Spring superfine sold at 1 4 , 20 %10;
Fall extra at 45,20; Spring , and Fall
double extra at 11 5 , 2 4@6.50. Wheat is
dull and weak, except for choice .Fallk
prime to fancy .red sold' at' 8455@1,90t
Spring sold at $1,10©1,12 fbr- No. 2in
sacks; $1,15@1,16 for No. 1, and f 1,131
for No. 2 free in elevator. Corn is firm I
and held above buyers views, and not
much doing; mixed 1n bulk sold at 's6c;:
mixed and yellow - sacked : at 66c; white
70i.- Oats'is 'very firm 135(A68C3 • 'Rerloy .
is very dull with small'eales of northern"-
Spring at 0,75. Rye is Inactive . and
unchanged at 8 1 ,24®1,25., ; Whiskey
is Arm . , at 90e. Groceries are '..du11;,.
tonialine Sager r - dd at 130143ics for,
prime to choicer. : COtree.Air to choico
Rio 1902440. 'mcilas4e4io(4lBso for plan-,
tatlon. 4- Provislons very , dull, with 14
notable change in the price, and heavy. - ;
Mete Pork sold at $31,25.' 'Dry salt clear
rib sides sold at 15)4c; clear, aides 16c.
BS an—shoulders In the smallway 123;0..
13c; clear rib sides'lByor clear aides 17c.
Lard—choice country kettle 17%©17
and small order lots of city at -.lBc.
edipte—flotli 8,500 Ws, . wheat .11,200'btt1
corn 5,400 bn, oats 18,230 ha', rysl,6oo
bu, bogs 480 head. ,
' '
BALTIMORE, May 10.—pOir nominal.
Wheat dull and lower;.• sales good to
prime red at $ 1 .70@1,85, choice 2®2,10.
,rn dull and 'Awful' sales 'whitee- - at
83c,' . yellow. 85®86 0 t - -Oats 74@78
prime. " Rye michariged. 'Mei* Pork'
quiett , 33itoon Welt ribitidee /6,40,. clear;
pldes iNew shoulders 4 4;igtidiNe. lbw*
19®20e. Laid quiet at Argio)fu.:,',slo-'4
fir msattmear,,96Wo, and some
boldersimk 91k. : 4 0 .
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