When you created the time series object, the ts function expected that the first argument would be data, and that there was no time. (In any case, you probably want to use the objects of the zoo. They make more sense.) See what happens to this:
> window(tser[,1],start=5,end=8) Time Series: Start = 5 End = 8 Frequency = 1 [1] 1275264900 1275265200 1275265500 1275265800
Your dates (in numerical representation) have become data!
To use the zoo is pretty straight forward. I'm not sure what you are starting. I had data in a data frame. If you actually have a matrix (which I doubt, since it does not look like output from a matrix object), you can use the [[row, col] "access style."
require(zoo) zooser <- zoo(x=tser$Close, order.by=as.POSIXct(tser$pTime, origin="1970-01-01")) window(zooser, start=A, end=B)
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