14. Araucial, Pres , t. .. . .... .W. P. Pozzza, Snot.
pITTSBITAGII FORGE
AND IRON- CO:
MAntrecrunzie
=ME
Ballread Pialb. Bars and Bolts;
Batireadt Car Axles Boned;
111 . 101.0 414_, Car Asles Hammered;
• Sitemonlive Praia es;
- Beisomattire Frame shapes;
Slide limbo
ipokes, Sissist
Piston_ Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Beds, Wrists;
itlaan Jaws, Collars, Ae.
Office, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBURGH, P:.
GRAFF, BYERS & CO.,
i'lkiej4l.[lyout:c.:Lo A
Bar;' Hoop and Sheet Iron,
WROUGHT IPON,
- Iron Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
Water, &c.
ALSO,
OIL, WELT, TUBING.
10111eN 88 Water and 132 First Streets.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
idl9:e26
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLAB,
Ii,WL/Ir/LOTUREIIB OF
Meat Common, Refined, Charcoal
4VNIN-14 M
. .00.111: MON.
.
XESCHANT BAB, ROUND andI;QUABE IRON
HOOP, BAND, 'l' and ANGLE IRON.
BIGHL RHAI FI PLATE and SHEET IRON. .
NOW VD REAPER BIBS. . ,
and GUARD orI'INGER IBON.
L RAILS. A 0 and 16 lbs. to the yard.
WROUGHT OH.A.W.S. and SPIKES for same.
PLATRALLIS.' Punched add. Codrdersitla; -
COAL SCREEN IRON.
NAILS AND SPIKES.
Warehouse and Once at the WorAI,.GREEN
OfIGGISTR.F.ST, (a continuation of Rind street,
adjohdag the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO., .
Peonsylvama Iron Work,
Wareliotiie; Nos 166 ) ane1ei STREET
opposite Monongahela House,
; , riammogon.
STEEL WORKS.
SHEFFIELD STEEL' *ORE&
SINGER, MICK dt CO.,
prrrsstraart pa.,
Manufacturers of every description of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
'EI c TT S PZi r iPPLATFORIf. SPRINGS.
• AXLES, STEEL TITLE, *ft., is.
W nowt areltise, 88 Water and 100 First Sta.
FITTAIBLIIGH STEEL WORKS.
, ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
autonsou TO a6NEI3, BOYD Ak C 0.,)
AtneDwtirees of the
BEST RUINED CA ST ' STEEL,
• •
EI"E'T FLAT and
.I . 22f i gez ..,pe taLitz
".1 't, k 4
11,21-1 4 Nie l P i law Intt~i aer~,.:
• e. — I .VI Clirgli44 l iAK•o
Caisfand CciamoiX Plow & Swing Steal
(Wee—Comer "MST AND Foes scriurrnk tiro
*locks abcrve tbe Montatigabela House;
BARB & PARKIN.
azalsax. PAll7lfritlft
_
wim. - arrrcret.i, irztrszsr intaacß,
era. W. BABE, I CHAS. PARKIN.
• .11nCiAL rAinlara-13. ittlat. •
cIi4E,SC,EDIT STEEL WORKS,
• MIAIPEtr JP,A.,ll.lirarcs
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
ag4448 PZ'PTEIBURGII. PA.
BEACH. DIAMOND
EMEEL WORKS.
BROTIM & co.,
Manufacturers of all descriptions of
, ef ir X l 3ll/MatiL.
,
Office andWarelionse 120 ~151% L 514 atccesrp
lad 118 and 121 Entsw. sxmarrs,
• . „
' • • . PlTTBMErgait.',.`
HARDWARE!.
Nt'f , HARDWAItrTiIOOIIE.
t
LINDSEY, STERRIT & hUWEit,
Nannfsettirers snd Importers of
MEAL 3Et. I) * W A... 11. 3E
'CUTLERY, &C;
887 LIBERTY STREET,
CORNER OF WAYNE,
One Square Below BWiow DePot•
PITTSBURGH.
11W/40AMI•for PAMBAiNitS , BC.%LEB.
TOBACCO AND. CIGARS.
ALLEN
/ - D—znpr Aso autos ar: ;
'DEAF TOBACCO'AND ABS,;11E0 •
so. B . S I X TH STRANt, Motional Bank of Cosa.
' alert° c 11 -I*tglinl6ll, rAi•
Branch of
Spi:n7Z".,4 Water s te,NIE Y
P. DINAZTV
EXCELSIOR:WA/BIM , • ,
B.;--sat=es!-ZFENILINSON,
._ 11 f,sr.111101:41 3 91 1 1 431 . '3 '•
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Pipes, &is. ; \
ill o ie FEDERAL BT., AIALENCONTI
, 7s,
".
ATLAS
MORTON STREET, Ninth *ard,
prrwsnimELG.H.
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
These Works are among JI the largest wic most
complete establishments In ihe West, and are now
prepared to furnish
Engines, of every deseription.
Boller % Oil Tanks.
Sheen Iron Work.
Railroad Castings.
EaLling Mill Castings.
Engine Castings.
llachine Castings.
General Castings.
ORDERS SOL CITED
NATIONAL FO i ' BY
• ANDTPIPEWORKS.
Corner Owen and Soudlazaa Streets,
(NINTH WARD,)
PrrINEII3IEMOn,
.W3l •
Maxi - calm:Mover. of E
CAST /RON BOWL PIPE,
'FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS.
ar tegU a g l ih i s n . " lls i t i ruil l ars i =
ri 1:41
General Castings for Gas And Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
feni:GO
L. 0. LIVINOBTON.W. a. ROBINSON. JP..
LI"NOSTON & CO.,
IRON FOUNDERS,
KANUFACTOREM OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
AU deeertgblonaaorttunberaaad Chia 11PItte ra; Ag-
Manhunt implements, Cotton and Woolen Mill MI,
"kpromptlyattended
AU obWor to.
°Mee and Works—WASHINGTON AVENUE;
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBINSON, IRBAL & CO4''
titular" tOROBLISZON, Mims & lituatatig,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND VACHINIST%- PITTB3URGH,
Mannfketurers of Boat and
garing
Stati
orury Steam En
es Blast
lnlm t e n Ge r: 6 tastlggilldescritiow T
anb
Stills. Boiler to Sheet Iron Work. • -
0iti0e...1f0..1511, corner First ancithaittikelttittreets.
Agents for (iIrGARD'EI PETENT INJEC /It for
feeding Boilers.
NIONT BLANC FOUNBRY.
.B'utier Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opponite UnlcA troll
rrrzencreee.
Bolling Mill andßridge Castin
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHINERY AND teetttioa GENYEALLY.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges rtaaonsble.
FlBBiffr & DUCELLIMX
-005:123
BERLIN FOUNDRY.,
PRICE & saw.
om. and Warehouse, hood Street.
Manufacture and keep constantly on band -
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Bones,
WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
BUGARIGOTTUM Ifora.Ow WARE,
And Outings generally. apai:ye
TEM" CAR &
BANDI:II3IEY ST., ALLEGIIENY CITY, PA., '
Manufacturers otiitem fienginekCil-Preaaes. Put.
/eye, Shartlng,•ffrise stately, teill'WOrk,Lßolling
MCI and Machine Castings, Grate Bars, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, &e. Build to order and have on
band Regimen of all sizes. mv14:45
woinlinsw- • •
AND ROLL INORKB
• SSO W i en:a - Street.
BOLLIAN, BOYD BAGAIXY,
ism war, Kid cisnirt; M6n Lit*:
11 11LIVIIIN Tx-
.FluvTON MACHINp woRKs.
ESTABLISHED I 1838.
'anttl'actory of STEAM ENGINES, all ones
and of the. mosta_pwort i patter otat
%WV• ArrsA=oA, s=. l 7.m * rE k tri
A van ty af 10, IA and 10 hone power
ENGLEZB, wit& will be sold at very reduced
prices.
P. P. GEISSE. Wellsville, 0.
Filly, miles below P l F.ablisStwoll 14e Ohio AM. and
line of C. as P.. 11.; ~ • I^, \ . • i - ' no9:b2
LIIMER.
!MMI/EAU
.p
YARDS No. 86 Preble Street Ibrnserly Manchester,
and No.l67ltebecca
_street,opposkteGas Works,
_ maar , ftgipprY_, _
DRATiat III7 ILYYaRbi . CP
Rough and fined Lumber,
Flooring,•r .
yinatberboarding, • Sash, •
Shingles, Moulding's,
Saw Mill Lumber, Oedur rand Locust Pesti,
Lath and Palings, Oak and Yellow Pine.
ALSO—FIRE - BRICE. TILE and CLAY. salSlOalr
FORT PITT LUNE CONEPANT
c ap i t a l ; _ 4125,(i00. ,
Passursirr-RDWAIIIIi DEIIIIOII. •
BLCUSTABY..a: A. WRlGtrr. '
SurisorrserimerrEDW. p#FISON.
Edward DaN;lson, DlBall7eo
L. P. Duncan,
John }Solon, cis; ;Ditkldge,
Geo. W. Dithrldie M. Malone,
LIMBER YARD-Corner-of BUTLER AND AL.'
LEO_LIERY STRIGICTS: Ninth ard.t • ;-
OFFICE AT FORT PITT GLASS WOoke
• us;
Ington Street.
GAS 'AND STEABCPITTING;
;ors N. COOPER. . r .JOB. RATE Mum Dim
JO= *COOPER CO. l ,
BRASS FOI7NDEItS
GAS AND STEAM .•FTITERS
Manufacturers of PUMPS AND, BRASS WORK o
r l ? F l 7 /113 ZT Itrfa:li
Corner of Xike Streets,
, Przrsaumm -
mrs:4o• , ;
IRON BROKERS.
SAMUEL. wicimiunsm,
IRON BILOTUNik
124 rust street;,rtesbur* Pa.
Arent for tlie sale orami l ltoNri ki g z
sepfilnellsabell4 Pea
and other brawls vat , slai th rstllts.er ail rglulay
&coke urg CI BARIUM/.
PIO MONO •
goosignmerds sad orders respeettalir solicited.
..
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.. ,,. .4,-,wz - . 4 ., ~...,,e4 4....„.. ~,-,.
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1, 1 : . .t1...M000j . :' - 4A Urft-;": . -7ii... - ' - ii;.1 .7 i6 7 ii...:; - :liii':ii" -- ,ii:i:7l . 168;'-.,.-....7: f.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND MK
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUED TUBULAR, BMX
BOX ANJ CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS,
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANGS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL sauna
•
(Mee and- Wareham's; earner Samna,
Third. short and LAberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa. I
air 04ere sent to the above address It'll be
promntli attended to. . nth7 I 8
W. M0R80W....J48. B. sAturau.i.....a.s. ALMS.
fyIIARA BOILER WORKS.
"' MORROW, BARNnua, & Co.,
N.L.RIDTACTORYEB Or
Steam Boilers, 011 Stills, Agitators,
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASOMETERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, Be.
Cori Liberty and second kilts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
REPAIRING promptly done. 7y4:b7
WIL BARNHELL & CO.,
, BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Ss. so. $l2, 24 AND WS FINN ST,
• •Itaving secured a largo yard and furnished It with
thomost approved machinery, we orePre lC Pt. r_ the
manufacture every description of BOILus in
beet manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive. Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks; Olt Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole menu
famurers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. 1a5M22
t jAmE . ll M. BITER,
Nos; 55 and 56 Water stmes,
PIIITSBVIIGH, PA.,
7 1 LAIMPACTO - 1114 OP
IRON OIL TANKS,
BETTLING PANS. COPPER tsEZAAt
ROLLING MILL STACK.
And SHEET IRON WORK,
For tßeamboats.
WIZD y. wpm DDIDIND D. HIIIIBII.
JARED M. BRUSH & SON;
MARIITACTIIIIERS or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
CfooB STOVES. --
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL dc CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB BITUAL72TOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well as any other, Store In the Valoa.
= •
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
ileo on band slid fee sale,
- PABLOR ST T OMi tmo
onara rnirarlDran.
COOKING 0123,
PLACE in the city
G alrEA PErr
To BUT Tait
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
kt No. 14* GRANT STRIET
+VMMIAMIfIf/fiyy♦{/~yw f /
WAKING AND SING,
Commission IR erebanta and Brokers In
Petroleum and Its Pro(ludo,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
TACK 8K0711E1 . '411,
COMidi&SION .MERCIIAIiTS
AND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittsburgh Otace—DALZZLL , 813ILDING, eat.
ner of Duquesne Way awl Troia etteeta.
Philatielphili Of:dee42T WALNUT ,81!
• Irwin
JCOII WEAVER, - Jr. & CO. •.
Oil Commission Jobbers, •
No. 3 DT79 4 ISNSNE WAY, will May and .ell .Grade
and Settee Oils., Lubricating, Tar, Bensine and
Cooperage. Oar hong experience In the Yetroleran
trade enables to.' offer unusual tholiities. and In
ducements to operators. Ai kereeikrere. we MI de*
termlned to make it the interest of boyars ADO eel.'
lento' psei to a tan; the
- Whig Oils for side
are omumuy Invited to bring their samples.' •
H M. LONG Ac CO” • '
IkIA.NIMACTI7BEItt3 OP
VeiNtio OIL,
PURE will E
Brand 61
.I,I7C.IFEWP,-
Office, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
J. 0.
SOHO MA. WORKS.
manstilgoiurssad him*? We all kinds of
LUBRICATING
No. la . OLAIH STREET,
mmrvat.ii.EßEWai
118 PItACTICAL '' '
-i. p
FURNITUBEMANOF TOR %
ivvottaiLviin) rertoltb,`" ` ' " ‘"
.
`, 'LEMON 4 11 f: Ivirtlitir. •-,
* " 4444 ,V otriatt r*
,!.. , ..tw A rd w r i m..
i t . • , lA -- .;..o.a. A ii-a as cadticia t
a e5 ...., • 6
Those In want of anything In our line are cordially
Invited to can before pordisling•
aWorktizi intaraiateed. as
grai wawa 4 wiFitux,
=BE
WORKS.
CARROLL &. SNYDER,
MANITPACTTIIMIIB OP
ONSET IRON WORE. ac
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &O.
OILS.
WARING, KING &
127 Piireed•
WIMMITURE.
n*Aka . .
FORT PIT? BANBIW COIPM y,
No. 169 Wood, Street, .
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000,
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS Di
.GOVERNMENT
BECURITIE3,
ND COLD.
LOWED ON TIME DEPOSIT.
INTEUEBT
MESE
Collections .•
United Mates an '
DEBECTOBB: - '
Ideo. C. Bieber,
Boat. H. King,
Andrew Killer,
James M. Bailey.
L iltraeLliMiliklif, Pres%
LEST W1:;1450N. Csehier.
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon
D. Wallace.
Z. Fawcett
KEYS
ONE BANK,
No. 29
LIBKRTY .133311117,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CAPITAL, (saUtorited,) 1r200,000.-
DIRECTORS.
Wm. H. Hamilton,
Ream Bocknocei
6e9. T. Van Doren.
H. J. LTneh,
John Murdoch, Jr.,
William Espy.
Samuel Buckler;
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED
Oollectlorui nude on all accessible points In the
United States and Canada. • - -
Interest Allowed on Time Deposita.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
N. I. tYNCII, President.
GEO. T. VAN 1?011.131. Cashier.
z 1 :1 6:P OVA •itni 61111 cern!
NATIONAL BANK- OF COMM,
Con of Wood and Sixth Ste.
A. PATTERSON President.
JOS. H. HILL' caikter.
CAPITAL, : : $500,060.
• - DrltECtOßEist -
A. Pattereon,
.George W. Cass,
Wm. H. Brown, - JanteithlcCandlesa,
Chas. Lockhart, Wm. 12ouglaa,
Alien.Xtrtroattiek; WM.
W. t 3. Ha - en.
DISCOVNTIII DAIL—
HART, pAUGgEIf At, CO,
BANKERS =AND 8R0M.%
ClOrner..2Afrd and Wood Streets,
prz-rsicrivair,
(SHCCEI39OIO3 TO HANNA, HART a C 0..)
DZALIIIII IN •
Exchange; Coin,' Coupons,
Arid particular atteutl i t e pr tali pUrcbaae end
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Slant Drafts on London.
N HOLMES & SONS
Eel
57 Market S eet,
lldtllid PITTorsl3 Ili
eer i on • uzl d eg a tfi a tei prbusilAipolats of the
Stocks, 'Bonds and other Securitlei
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
sa - Ple articular attention paid to ilia porpluise arid
of . • .- • • -
United Stateg Seettritteia.
'ohm.
IVAIMERN itAVINOS
No. , /19UFOuriE Enrieft.'t
CHARTEZIED:.IBp6.
Interest paid on Time Deposita
ANY sum geowsistissostv
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
13DIVIteT e riDC. wripmyT
Discounts Daily at 12
President-THOMPSON ULU
Vice President—A: IL MARSHAM
drawrOad:
THOMPSON BELL,- -. I Ar. M. MARSHALL,
JOS. DILWORTH. ' JOS. ALAREIL
J. J. GILLESPIE.
Stockholders to whomwe r Matti Matthaei:
Wm. Forsythe, Joseph Dilworth,
Wm. Caldwell, Rev. David Kerr,
Willis Dalsell.... , , Henry Lombert,• , ..” -,,
D. W. C. Midvale `.- , ,L, M. atortm - -,-
IL X. Fulton. Thomas Ewinsr.
migowni,CW.ELMWS Al this
N0..14 Snantiitlfoltelti R.O
PlTillithttaft, w.
.'1 ~ ) 0'0" `i3 : iii'. — '' o 11 r It ,l itfiil
NTEREST' PAID ON DEPOSITS. ANY SIM
HECI E MDFROMONEDOLLAR:UP,WARD....Dcr , %
ppgti notti'ed'imb)o,'toipliOli;,iiielOt Li4.reit, •
4AHES'SLACHHORE. "Pitiaileini.
41E°
D I IN STENNT i gnit ed Arel -
' JAMES H H ,- r:
TEDSTEESI- '''
t "' l ' '
. . ,
• -
1
James Blackmore, dames tt. Hitkins,
Al ex . =mei/. I * : • ) ‘ : 17/mem Sown.
William D,eaxle,. W, W.DrsA/sikw,
A. tie .cobbaim ; ii AtatocnNitrat, i t fi:.
t. 4.1040 Irinig,i,l 'i 0'4,1 ~...1;,....
00}'PEIL
LAgitIASIV.IE.I I3 .4W4I
COPPER MILL An
,IRCEMZERG WOLIO, .
' rrrrre33UrlWir.. - •
PARK, McCURDY. dir•CRI, I
Manake Frosted turers:Or.sbeitiij, Bel
Copper, p r rß " ll : iu ilkzt etal. a bolder so, i=ntDeetPue,
troucM.l.vot Atc.. von,
statit y o c lt.tri
BEVrittaboi.';;
15 al orders o Oloppecoot any desired_ DV:
exo. • uo•24scOleoww • ;
UnnTM7r7Mial
VirlitnkLlFALLEltj ,
DILLS
RtriereV
:
r an.
.454 V " A t ilarr
. )11 : 7;1 41,
. k..4*444.4A4i14::0544"r;
, „,
• any og i lfl i gnrre ll with - we l t' and
ternin elan or 614 also the Pain Bhie,for same
Nrpose. molts 3to 7 feet e, at the ell (Roth
areroollls, 30 and Ali ht. Clair street. •
3011 thB. ViUsLirgh
OFFICE or THE PrrrearEou GAZETTE, j
MONDAY. June 23, Mgt.
. ,
Gold opened weak it 140X,with ddeclin
ing tendency on account of the sharp ad
vance of U. 8. bondi In the • European
markets, but on receipt ofthe alight decline ,
of bonds in London, :the market became
firmer at44ON 140%, and eloied at 140 x;
also, there were some purchasers on ao
count.of to-morn Ta. shipme nt. The gold
room' nd its hangers on are still In favor
of a rise but the importers are firm hi
their belief that gold must be lower during
July next, and it seems as if the litter were
correct ;broli.ers and gold speteditioxi!efien
looses sight of the considerable shipments
of other parties besides New York. All the •
cotton ports are generally exporters whilst
their Imports amount to but a small per
centage of theamount of export. Thus, the
figures between export an import will
change considerable when total business of
the country is com Paired with that of New
'York alone.
AT sit A. N.
- spazo22
Government securities opened very firm
today at an advance of y, to X, per cent. on
the Ten Forties and old Five Twenties; the
home securities were less in demand, al
though the large amounts are bought on
speculation. Verylinv '.bonds-'.are offered
at the counters of our. dealers, but ex
changing goes on very rapidly, and parties
are anxious to secure the privilege of con
version which' expires on the 80th. •
Stocks are dull. and every advance is
quickly lost by sales to realize. There is
some movement on foot. in• Cleveland &
Pittsburgh to carry it up to par on account
of its regular per ,cent. - quarterly ark
dends, provided for at the last meeting of
Nthe directors, but whether this Stock can
- be advanced much by speculators Is ques
tionable. The gentleman who iethe prime
mover is a bold operator, but having ?nee
befora :filled in the atttemptlor bull: the
-stock, and went under and leaving his
friends to suffer a heavy loss; how far he
'_may'be suae&tbfalrno*
when there Ahipositionlahown to
operate in Railroad stocks.
I Money is easier, bat.tbe.constant flow of
funds towards the east has made green
backs scarce with the banks in the interior
priortb - tiCatekturit. an d
Mining shares are dull. ,
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
IMertz,'were es follows. ' • '
Gold, 140%; 4881 bonds. 117.,;;. ii 42. 5408 1
113%; 1884 do,-111% 1 ,- - .lBflES..dek, 111) 4 0 new,
1885 and 1867, 114%; ,. Ten Forties, 1074;
Seven Thirties, 110%:
New • Mork - Centre-4 q 3434: Erie, 09}41 -
Michigan Southern, 9134; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh, 90%; Northwestern, common,
873ift Preferr ed ; 72; ,Chicago & Rock Is..
land ' loB%; Pittaburgh it Fort Wavne,
11134; Ohio & Mississippi Certificates, 29%;
Merchants Union Express, 27; Western
Union Telegraph, 8514; Corydon, Quickf,
silver, 25; Quartz 1,15.
—Notwithstanding the plethora of cur
rency in our great seaboard cities, and the
low rates of discount,: there is no employ
ment for it except in the stock and bond.
market, where it;ist tieing freely used both
by speculators and investors. The oonse
quence of this general dliersion df capital
from regular busitiess , channels . is'seen In,
the inflation Wall kindsef dividend-Paying
, • ,
Asecurlties, Government .bonds .haVe -ad
vanced Some eight toidito 'Per cent.' front'
the point touched when -thS ,7 -134241k last
turned the screws upon the money market,
while,thFildysnceinlNEuTope during that
timit hitsliSeitlelsi than two per cent. That
the rise here is due to speculation : stimu
tinted by an eteisaint and not
an enhanced foreign demand, based
upon an improved state of thepnbll4l credit,
is evident from the fact that. , geld contin
ues to flow out, and the premium to stick
at high figures.
—At a meeting of the President and
Dl
rectors—of, the CleVerand and Pittsburgh
Company, in this City, on Friday night,
'wterel'unglialitotsityr°l4l24adobpitd"d 're lutioxi
Whereita, ; It now appears by -prcist.
dent's report of the affairs of this CoMpany,
that its present net earnings and financial
condition are such'that' the Directors feel
juitified in stating that a dividendof eignt
-per cent. per annum of the earnings '
of the ,
Company can be paid to the stockholders;
, thetefore, -• •
t: Remised, That a quarterly dividend of
'tivo per cent., free ur.Government tax. be
•
paid on the 10th day of July next, and that
The books of transfer close on the Ist of
Inly, and be openectillbe ' llth pf,July.
It is rumored 'that stritingetnents have
ieetk eVl,3 for tbe-IP"9ll7.it;°l:- the
sigyiCia khaVatfitict, pet:"cent.mit
dividend 41i1 i.fniO4 with
this report the stock has advanced to 105.
b:1671,4*
y &Co.:
14 03 ii tri MI: A IM;
113 X; 5.20 /WW4Pfil '
10-40's, 107%3 5-20 s, annars, 1565.
y
July, 'B5, 114; s,M'e January and July,
'O7 1143( ; June 7-30 ' s, 110,q; July 740'e,
/ 10 3 i; May Comp., 18135, /19,40.
En
i 313 . It. 310E1!UTZ,
BANKER,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
GOVERNMENT IND PACIFIC B. B. BONDS,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought on the most favorable terms. Sells LET
TERS OF CREDIT and DRAFTS available In any
part of Europe.
DEPOSITS received subject to cheei, or INTER
EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
JAMES T. BRADY & Co.,
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
13AL NC MC MI 1:1. NW,
•
BU T law nu. ALL mire ori , '
'
GOVERNMENT SECURrnEfg
Qom, saves AND COMM,
. ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
7-80's CONVERTED
YEW 8-20 CO UPON BOYD.
[W' Interest Allowed On Deposit&
MM. MONED LOANED ON. GOVERNMENT
Borps, and other approved collateral, at lowest
ntarteitates. . - , . '*" ' • ".
Orders executed for the IParetisse and
Saki of STOCKS, BONDS and_OOLD. .
.•, , ,
.TAMES T. BRADY Ar. CO.
tije littAintrgt . Gay&
FriV4MCE AND TRADE .
EWES
pirrrsiultan M ARKET.
OFFICE OF THIt PITTSBURGH Gowns,
.....--
TUESDAY, June, 23,1868.
The weather has again cleared off pretty
well, and the ricant rains followed with
warm sunshine' will be of incalculable
benefit to th e growing crops, pa r _
ticuly Corn and !Potatoes, which are a little
backward. Thi prospects for a splendid
yield of Wheat ere never better, and with
an average crop, we may look for cheaper
Flour, and better times. Already new
Flour and Whaa has made its appear ance ,
in some of the Southern and eastern Mar
,l
kets, and within a few days we expect to.
be able to announce an arrival of new
Flour in :this market from Tennessee. It
will be some time, however, before there
will be sufficient new Flour to meet the
requirements of the trade, and it is not im
probable-that Int: the meantime, an advance
may be established, as reports unfavorable
in re and
would d übtless have that effect.
ard to theirops,whether well founded
or net
HAY—Is du , , but without quotable
change. Sales Of 26 loads at Allegheny
Diamond scaled at $l6 to 120 per ton.
STRAW-Dull and lower; sales at Alle-
gheny Diamondlecales at $7 to $l2.
to noLLFEED4There is no Improvement
te in the demand, and the market is .
dull but unchanged; sales of Middlings at
51.60 to 111,70, as to quality, and Bran at
$1,20 to $1,26. 11
GRAlN—Virinter Wheat is scarce and in
fair milling de dema nd at 52,25 to 52,30 for
Red, and - 5 to ' higher for White.' Oats
appear to be a ll' le stronger in consequence
of diminished ' 'vela; sales of two cars at
80c. RYe, also,lls fi rmer, and in better de-
ut
mend, and distillers are paying 51,60. Corn
is dull but unchanged-41 'to 51,05 for ;
Shelled, and $1,06 to 51,08 for Ear, as to
quality. No movement in Barley, and
none in market;
BUTTER—The supply is fully up to the
demand, arid the market is quiet at 25c to 27'
for me to 'chigoe fresh packed.
EGOS—In good supply, bat unchanged
at 23c to 24—hoLders generally asking 24.
POTATOES--iSales of Peach Blows, in
small lots, at 5425 per bushel. New Pota
toes 56,50 to $7 Per bbl.
,
DRIED FRUIT—Is very dull, and ten
dency downward; small sales at 6to 634 for .
apples, and 11jto 12 for peaches- ( primeo'
_halves.) 1
FLOUR—Co tinues steady and, if any
thing,
a little .irmer, though there is no ,
improvement ttolnoteln -the demand. We
continue 'to quote ' ' medium' *!Spring .z•
Wheat grades at $9 to 510 and choice doat
$10,26 to 510,50 and $10,75. Winter, Wheat, :
111,00 to $11,50 and fancrbrands4l4:tosls.
Rye Flour is lo*er being quoted at 59,00.
SEEDS—There is some inquiry for Flax- , ,
seed, and we t can report sales at 52,60: to q'
SALT—Is dull and nominally unchanged; 1 .
-Allegheny bran, $1,75 $l,BO for round
lots, and 02,00 for lots in stare.
LARD OIL—Is quoted a shade lower,
81,22 to $1,23 forlNo 2 and 51,42 to 11,43 for
Ji
PITTSBURGH m=
OLEUH HARRIET:
OFFICE OF
t":) PITTSBIIGIT GAZETTE, ,
TtitSDA.Y. June 23;1868.
, Crude market, although
CRUDE-ThS.
I
very quiet, seemed to, be , eoniddarably
il
firmer to-day, and, compared with yestor, .
11 a
day, holders are asking a still •further a -
vance; we now note
and
oil at 123iti of-
fered, and 18c a s ked ; and all the year;buy
_ er's option, at. Pio offered, and , 15c asked.
There was but a single sale reported to.
day, 150 bbls, on spot, at 12Mo, bbls re
turned-bulk
off splays commands a pref
erermi at the same pride. The 'prospects . '
for a bulk rise are not as. encouraging. as
they were on Monday, as the river is re
ported falling isiove. again. There was , a
sale at . Oil City Dist evening of 1,000 bbls at
11,85, on Broad Oange cars-42 to 43 gal
lons to the barrel.
REFINED-The market for bonded op,
was also firmer tb-day,-with more inquiry '
and a stronger fneling, but prices have nn-
dergone no quotable change. Sales of 1,000
bbls for the lastdhalf of Decembet at ff2c: .1
two lots of 500 each for the last half ofJuly,
seller's Option, .. at , 3030. UntL'a--"liii'l of , 1. ,
1500-500 for July at 8131 c; •500 for August
at 32c, and 500'fbr September at 32 l One
thing that tendi, to stiffen , the market is
theAtict that tiaMi h. but little offering, 110 -, -i
refiners iieenidVpbseff to fill bll - their old 5,
contracts before ebtering Into new tines::
The foreign markets are quiet and - liii- •
changed, and da,Vold of any new ch . apieter:. •
istica. worthy Of tend. ftcte... - .:•-, ~ , Z ir Z - 1
ABRI.V.A,LS-...r e arrivals - of . '..011.; , re-> . ,
ported today were as Billows.:, - ~,• .
..
W. lifcCutcheon.'solMiiwhinney di 'E.•.150
Bly J Pinkerton'. 50 B. M. Edgerton.?tß
.. - 1
Net- Bet - P ), --. 448 9 Fisher d< o,: 80
.
om turrbtamera 'PZEZ a. ,It. R. B.
lideßelvy de Birii.,-169 bbls ref. ,to N. P.
Logan!' & Bro: delihia. --,-- - - • •-'
Fawcett, '& Stockdale, 50 do do to
W. P. Logan Bro., Philadelphia. -r ; . -
Lc fla
Montzheimer, 1 Koehler & Co., 250 do do
to Waring_ L Xin g ) d: Co., Philadelphia: Nat. nor: Ccp. a i n 2so do, do to P. A. Dil
worth, Philadel lila. • ? 1
Johnston dr P e, 99 do do to W. P. Lo
gan & Bro.. Thiliidelphia.
Fulton, Marvin it Co., 250 do do to W.
P. Logan & Pro: , Philadelphia.
It. W. C. Tweddle 150 do do to Warden.
Frew &Co., Philadelphia.
H. W. C. Tweddie 150 do benzole to War
den, Frew &' C 0 . 14 Philadelphia.
Livingston & .liiro:, 98 do do to Warden,.
Frew it CO., Philidelphia. -
..
ori. BRiPZENTEOPEON Putman - it bziPoi.
Duncan it WiLiams, 30 do do to W. P.
Logan it Bro., P. ladelphia.
O. W. Holds . ~ 237 do do to Waring,
Ring it Co., P . . elphiii. I ..
Fleming it 1-. 188 do AO tii, Waring,
Ring &.Co., PhilidelPhia.
Hutchinson Oil Ref.- ' Co.,' 178 do do
to wardety-prewiat Co., Philadelphia.
Johnston &Paine, 14,doorude to Wall
dr. Cavitt, Philadelphia. -•- .. .. . 1
Hutchinson 01.11 Ref. Co., 111 do benzolo
to.Wa.rcitim VrewlitUo., Philadelphia. ,1 • ,
- ---u
,
..:. PITTSBUR
H WOOL liplititET.
.
tWoilmsot , '. . ..=extakitmrritd
ItutEi .47r, June 23„ 1868. ; ,_
Onr dealers I now, Tecalying °insider
,
able quantities Ok' Wool and Foam mut
medium grades . ..t.k• luting ,quite aebigh lie'
the finer Wools. (This is accounteiffor par•L
tially bY th'eilemand , being- alutost 'en:-
ii d edi d
tirely for thelo _ 'an m um 'gra es,
which, sell 'readily at 85 to 380 for coarse
Fleece, and 38 to 400cfor tab 'washed.
demand for fine Wool is exceedin The
gly light,
andit is notwanted **yet; at . o'er 40 tO 43,r,
according to . quality and , condition. The
woohr of the wokern States ,'are;' selling
pretty freely, at 1 , :t1 range of
~ fr om . 80 t o 8 5 ,
for washed wools land the average clips of;
Ohirilit'4oc. - , One Of our leildbig houses has
been buying pretty freely in western Ohio .
within the past week or two '
at - that fig Me.
'ln l iVaahington linty, (this State) at one,
time regraded. the leading wool , dis
tricein the - coo n , there - has - WO:IA:lilt
little done as,yet, nd the, great-proportion
linty,
of the wool is stEllp 3 the hands •ifltratirerie.
sour°, oi r whom . tut - their Clips of , the pa,,
two or three years von hand; they have been
holding _for . better -prices; - but instead of
getting better, priees. ,, hitte been s .irettlite
worse, and,"aa a rueike, some lathes°,
llt eeranlieiders' he = rel'etexi• •to sell: at- e. •
dollar, 15 , 111 , doub ess be forced to 'Belly et:
40 to 4So, and,perli 'Ds; Jew. '.` -:'' ', ,' ..
The wool,cliO. o the dusted' ` tett . i pisti --
1 0
so intu'efiseti vital ''.Etberbust \few'l94trti tba , 1
it lie*, requlrektli , *.htile yest tatolleet it
from;fanners; ts , erects. formerly tit iwas..
gattemeistp4us 00p40101chaalitioubM4t,
queacertthernar to/elisuubjectito.thbke
itprismodic peziodslbf excitement that tusedoi
to prevail. At present the indications do
not look very favorable , for higher prices,
for some time to come. • -
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