t
STEEL WO
DINUPSEL " 11115.
COLEMAN, 1 & CO.,
Manufacturers
IRO 14,:;NAILS, STEEL,
AJc l 4 9 , AND SPRINCS,
L X AND' JITHLLTA,
;-• .
rat 13A&ROUND AND'I3II7 tier IRON.
- , SHEE'I• AND • 'AMR NEON.
• BOILER PLATES AND HP:ADS,
GUARDIZON,DRAG and DROPPER BARS_ ,
FLANGED CUTTER BARS, CYLINDER
, FLAT BAIL, for Coal Roads.
CROW B RS.W EDGES &H AR ttoW TEETH.
BPRING.PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL.
MEWINGS AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
L MOM STEEL SHAFTING, .A.
STEEL.
COACH. 'BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and
AXLES, .
, CRT NAILS AND SPIRES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS
Sixteenth Street mad A.lUshers) , River,
and 77 Water Street., Pittsburgh.
odd)
GODEFFROY BBANCKER & 00,1
42 ftchau,ge Place, New York,
. .
Are prepared, as j3ole Agents . in , the ',United
Kates for the Prusalan Mining sni Ironl t Ccrm-
Pair 7 of Mash : art, • Westphalia. to 'contract or
ulna quantities to suit wirchasers, (delivered In
*Wier New York or Ildbadeltddalthe celebrated
• V.' G. 'SPLEGELEISEN
Vied so extensively for the numnfaeturing of
BESSEMER STEEL.
Tbis Iron la free from Sulpnr and Phosphorus,
find contains a heavy per centale of HawTiese.
Pnll partiOnlirs, aansples, . prices or elkeinical
analysis will be promptly forwarded 'on applies
. ation. jarA:dnl
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGE_ Pim G 00.,
Ph..
Manufsgturers of every deacription at
CAST- ANI) -43-ERNAN-- STIAL,
BATLw senron; •
araa....lc AND PLATFORM SPRING%
- • AILSI3, BTBEL Tnue. ac., ao
Wareham% 88 Water and 100 First Ste.
NEILLEIt, BABB . PARKIN.
gilfIVL ?MMUMI:
WM. METCALF. I B.EUREN MLLE&
ezo. W . SAAR, ca . PARKIN.
Brutus. PAZT2III3-6. Y. ELM;
CRESCENT S
MILLI3It, JURE,
O/floe, No. 3
fal4:d4B
BLACK lILIMOMEO
STEEL, WOR.ES-
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
' Kaattfaetareli of all lU4;criptloiu of
Office and Warehouse, THERTIRTH, THIRTY
FIRST and E.A.I.I.IIOA.uISTIARISTff;
/RON WORKS.
AM Vann*, 'greet..... W. P. PCKEELL, Burt.
prrrannizonsoliGE
AND. IRON C O
.PIAIPOYAM=IU!I OP
Bar Ira*
Railroad Fisk Bala aad Bolin
Railroad Car Axles:Rolled; .
Ilan/road Car Axles
Locomotive Praises; -
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Bide Nods, I: - •
Yokes,
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Matto
Steamboat Cranks; •
Piston sods, Wrists;
Maw; Awes,
Coilloe, No. "177 FERN• STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ELERSONSEN nuns.
2 The Trustees are now ureparee to grant licen
se, tar the nee Or the 2,I,L,MBIiAIUnIEN PRO
. The sunnier qualityao good iron. the great improvement in inthrio impelled r
iron. and the
reduce cost. commend it to a 4 manufacturers a(
Ott wishing to use it can obtain Mengel by
J4qmis,:.t.i,,*3PEEß.,
' ' •
KS 'Attorney hi the Trueteee.
,
800 :I and Znallsh , s • „Building, .983 i
foalift noun*: : .
sitereiteti ere Invited -"tilt the
mot hBERGIin WORKS. where the prawn le
now In eneeesslnt oseretton. sea: dtl •
EVERSON, PRESTON 8i co.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works
Warehoiso. Nom AU. MOT
ITIECZT. o opog Ito Xonossoao.
"aka
NOVELTY WORKS.
Noygm,i.woillus.
Yousdoill A. D. DMA
ADAMS, BEIKEIe '4lt; 'OO.
E - AMi;Z3
" yrroliz
STAIIDAAD,WAINBA 8 ELT-
T - 1011 PLAT/UN/8 ..BXD (.113R IIIN TIA
• SCALES.
JIM/ ?sod ritzt Doii i ke4t4,,Lite r bes,
Ml= or nmansofilaurrna.
stgaditessi • I-
CAB ED - BZ'~A.;FTrzN4:
A[".•. Of. 4111;•illainrfilitai
Job` M "WrilrOl' CO.,
: MAAR Otn)
1414
.OAS AND - 811AM FITTERS
MI a I 41211 37_
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igt• c
may( v
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ry ~
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'ORKS,
'ARKIN,
st,
PITZSBUEGII.
I Roiling Mill, and Bridge - Casting,
~ THIMBLE' SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
xmauszair aim CAtillifie 0211/13.1.iLY.
,
Orden promptly and morally executed.
Margin ressonable.
• ' EBB= a wicula
nimus cuutuN & co., - .
ANTHRACITE . 004.1, 1
•
THE BRADDOCES"FIELDS
•
Gas Coal ..Company
lilt& day Wen appointed SOLE
.4018liTS far
"limP ge l sale Egn ti t ee lt r ulid
141 • ad (Ago Anthracite Coal and TranelKM*
gi l gifit — ii'nt of asuperior quail' y
lisetern• Mine* will do Well to call
DUMBITtrit Pe.
EarAirticrAW4ligglA
toaa rr. P lll6
rosce Address, Box, r
•
D:::MAZON •
liaperiatendeat lenitai i Ohio intbrneite
Col and Transportation Go
Jo. 114 Papua, ATIqUA Pittsk4 l irh.
C) : 411.2 COAL!: COAL!!!
.DICKSON, STEWART & CO
aims removed Mar MO 40
NO. 5 0 7 LIBERTY STREET,
arAstaiWcy now Kw, =own =owl.
Mien M a b d reTlVAL l3 Ca l li r a G anis
leYwast Wp m
s . 74 g s r rimmed to
Tavonrtny. ' • tlitided
WANT COMMON
/ 1 4,k -
. 44 i '7.'
Ind=e r ALIVVAMIIIIIO
Brower
srl;a, Head an Tom b
orms onmplir ezent* , ressosibis
FOUNDERS, JKAOHINISTa
: . - e _" - t
OUP FO : T PITT
FOUNDRY CUM.
OFFICE WORKS, ..4 TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSB GEC, PA.
rirEntiztes, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Cmoll wad Bmallskiin
wnrrn WARD,)
irri-rsisuncrsi, PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Mannfacture:or Or
CABT.KELONBOWL PIPE
POE GAB AND WATER WORKL
My Pipes are all exit invaMablyin Pits, in dry
sand, and in feet lengths. Also, fan assortment
of general
Castings lb? Gas and Water Works.
I=]!2E
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
rrri'sßVß; IL
_
THOMAS N. MIL LER, President.
These Works are among tbe largest and most
complete establishments is the West. and ars
sow preaarecitotarnish
Zwellnes. of evert 411Ktrilitles•
Maness, OU Tasks.
Shoot Iron Work.
I- Castilla*.
Roiling 11111. Castings.
Engine Castings.
Machine CNAfags.
Ilihrueral Castings.
OBDEBS BOLICITID.
soe:nee
ROBINSON, REA & COy
thuscesocres to *oanwioitcibiiiiiilFitraces
WASEEENCTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND IRACHINISTS,PITTSBORGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationu7 Meant
n
Blast
tr l = . aa si, desex!p OilTaal
and Sti
, _Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Mee, No., 19, corner lint and Smithfield
Streets.
Agent ibr GIFIPABD'S PATS= .INIBOTOB
for feedi s
ng Boilers. . jailakt
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Unica Iron 165.1
PITTI3BURGEL
Fourth Ward Foundry and Inekine Wertz,
B.ANDIMFY ALLZGRENYCITY,4 4
Manutsciarers of Steam raciness 011 Presses,
?nacre, •Shatldnd. (Mat. an flaw Xlll v ita ,
Catguts, erste
Wets Wave Boxee, Bnthd to order
have tot dirmidnes oi all dug. my14:415
CIUMIAL FOENDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
€l6lO Penn &tract,
BOLLNAN,
POIED & BA fink:
Chill Rolls, Cirtisigr, 801 l Lathes, Lo.
COAL AND COKE.
(=t ,
PITTRITAGE
ENGINES, BO a 21: &O.
HUE' BOL &to
Cor. Point Alley and Davos* 86
(mks TEI POII13.)
Engine Builders, Founders and
Jiracitinito.
Manufacture STRAIN:BOAT maim and STA
TIONARY RNOINZS, or all
now
Special attention invited to our new STATION:
BOnil °NIL WICLL =OM AIII FORTABLZ
CAWLS, or ISAnsgerer.
STING of ever' tied. nude to crrder stool'
Foundry, on TaLRD 'TREE_ below Market.
RIGS for 011 PULLEYS,
HANGW,ROUSZaati TOBACSO SCREWS and
IBON TOBACCO MESSES, on nand an d ludo to
order. at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting oath* Allegheny River, near the Fenn.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
rjui orderatiroinotayfilled. TAY
FORT PITT
. . '
BOHM, STILL AM) TAM
WORKS.,
CARROLL-It SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUZD TUBULAR,
FIRE-BON AND 'CYLINDER STEAM BOIL
OIL STILLS AND' OIL TARIM. •-•
CHEWNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
BRTTNING PANE; SALT 'IkAIDI AND CON
DENSERS;
STRAIN TOES,- GABWINIMIS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PBIBON DOCIWAND CULL MUTES
Office and. Warehouse. earner Seeond.
Third. Sheri and Liberty Streets.
Ordes lent to the, above address will be
promptly attended to. • mb7:189 '
wzm
BOILER-MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON IifORIIUMS,
On of 13untrod
e of RETORTS.'
....?f 08 !!1!.11, 1 1. 241.2:1DAS mum er
g .
*isit aioire4 dh . 4i3kod
, Urge yawle
WU& the meet approved machinery, we are p_re
pared to_manuilictureevergdeseription of BOIL
BBB la Slie bestruannes. and warranted equal to
any made In the country. Chimneys, Breeehl,
Pith Beds, Btesth Pipc s Vaeomotive
Conduit Balt Ansi Oil Stills. Agit*.
tors, 13e Pans, Bo er Iron, Bridges, Elmer
Pan and e manuthathren of Barnhill's Pat
ent Boilers. •
il.epairinis done on shortest north*. lakcill
•
j'ALBIES RITE%
Nos. 55 cusd 56 Water areas
IRON OIL TANKS,
STILLING PANS., corms Errzam Phi.
PALLING HILL WIILONBI
.11314 MENU IRON WORK.
_ • !or Steamboats.,
sax= K. num —.KJ:Omm n. masa
JAW) M. BRUSH & SON,
111APIIPAOTOBABS OP
Stiesun • BollerAlM Stills, Tanks.
BBB= IRON inoincsim - -
61 Patti Street, PUSebeaVh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, ace.
THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY it CO. -
briuntactuiers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE IPOURD 13 nix STATE.
„ • „ ,
SolskAifoo thr and oelehrldAgt-EMe igaralog
Orieotai - Stoves and "Puttees for Hard Coal or
neatest lathe World for Parlar.Orice. Store or
urea. Pire needs - no rekindling—bum all win.
tat. Do notbay until you see or send for Circular.
• Mu 30 WOOD STREET.. ..
• Oar Agents for Orientate—DitaucLEE BROS.,
Smithlield St.; GEO. BOSLEY, Allegheny City.
ORAIT;RUGUS &CO.;
•
KAArrAcrussAS or SWAY vastrrt or
g3 II I II CONTME;
BOSTON 000.81110 i RANGE,
"WE PINY F.IIIINACE,
Fos WASMIING 817/14=111.
THN NZW ANTI-DUST COOKING MTN,
. 0 11EOULATOR. , * OOLUMBIA COOK STOMA
ara z a s tri n al m intn if t. 3
REF (AUTO_ 14 URA,Trzotelt tromWre - and Out;
GRA= iMU=S. /IND S. Ao. , •
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
a4405:717 PITTSBURGH. PA.
COOS STOVES. .
CET THE BUT.
BISSELL a CO.'*,
FOR . BITUMINQ Us ,COAL.
Warranted to toolt, S.ke or Roast as
wall assay other Btote...la
• BISSELL &
No., 205 Liberty _Street.
VintlittSA.;.l, 4. ;
t• 4Fiati1a6116 , 3110131310,
• - in f ogtWe NigEB.
'InTERALLND SCOURER('
H e at LANCE, \
, - • o • •
DYER Aimii SCOURER. i
rro. or-Am swum:zit
-
And 188 and 187 Torn *O4
PPITSBMICI RA PA.
=
1 'll7 N
.MIANIIIAM=U or
PIDTSBIIRGH, Pa.
& CO.,
=I
nures.►csaau OP
y jißCrn E' O Oi' 'il
MEE=
Eg
I
POET PIN BANKING COMPANY.
No. 169 Wood Stmt.
CAPITAL, : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY. LIABLE,
DEAL/138
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON, TINE DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible polati In
,We, United Stater and Canadaik
•
. , Drazarom
D. Hostetter. Jno. Minu s
James Gordon, Mont. H. Kam
D. WaUnce;, t - Arnirewktlller.
I. Fawcett. 4 - Jinles H.
!PAWL. XeCLEBILAN, Pres,S.
D. LEST
NATIONAL BANK Of COIDIERCE,
Cor. of Wood and .Sixtb..Sts.
A. PATTER80111,...............«Prea1dema.
,1108. B. HILL •••••1.•••••• •••••Caablfra
CAPITAL, s : $600,000.
• • DIRECPOBB:
A. Patterson. aeon* W. Cu,,
Wm. H. Brown, - . H. Palmer
Chu. Lockhart, Wm. Douglas,
Dan. B. Davidson, W. Heed.
W. 9: Hum
DISCOUNTS DAIL
aso9:on
Y, AT ti A. X.
HART,VAITGHEIf A CO.,
BAN B' AN D. BROKEK
_
comer 271 , 64 Woodlitreets,
Prr'reiitftGrili
csuccrEssoss TO 11ANNA, HART a C 0.,)
=LW= IN
Exchange; P 4 ; 11 4, C° l1 M lB 9
Add particuWa tpliMi e w it to the mei.
GOVERNMENT. BONDS;
Bight Mr/MU on - Xiondon;
simstri.
N "u S E B 81 /14);189
57'Market Street,
.r rrriftrointrate l ye..
Collaatkois made on a/1 the priatipal points of
taw gaited Mates sad Canada'. •
Stochs,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CONYDEION.
Particular attention paid to tho pha sad
111.1 Pf
United 2l States ?Securities;
Ja.lo:
JAY
COOKE &-CO:,
nrils.ers,
114 II
UTH THIRD STREET,
PSUADILPHLt.
STOCKS and BONDS_ of skil descriptions
bought and sold
Speen! attentiOn Weir en the pure - hese and ale
of Government Securities.
OILS.
WADANG AND XING,
Csrannisslon Merchants and Brokers
retrolleum l and its ', , Prodnets,
DALZELMS BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,'
rIITLADMLPHIA ADDMILBB,
Room Z r Chamber of Commerce,
na 40111TH SECoIiD
awe
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY,
HERBERT W. C. TIYKDDI&A,
it/LISIIITACTUBRa OP
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Eellpaeipsnrosail Azle On.. •
Stands' teat remains
limpid as lowest, temperatures. Speasl-011 for
' fr(lAtcal Fe or_hori Weather.
Lasersmoll fb.. , •Splestvilosehisse bad
Will eat Screws.
Alm Plamtah r
• Adepten for Drib speed.
tiiiposuns •WorolreadAriiibt Oli,,
on. l'ssualsrs 9 Belmsolsh
flaeollmo,
Hlll/11Mie
ARMOR
AMISH to preserre BrUtlitiron
Werk and Meer, rrom BUM "
These hrommts. are maanteetaret. *ado •tr.
Tweddle l arghoperheated atoms to pa p , The rl g ulls are almost warless,
pernotly p rePa lied mostly Leta col.
Awed. sashask Mak tealperatUre Mien ed. and
remslallmPhleprMeextrease 0014.
'Ohs are faaeousued, and Aflriti constant se on
minx of the
e x i mlle 4 VA l hersti t iVnitol)
:STRAW. ,Worka at SharhabellrOrldire• P. •
.1 40 4.Pllon0 1 1 11 ,': ,:‘: '
COMMISSION MERCHANT .
itsPetrigeum isitd ' its 'rstlSAts,
—Pitsabargt OIice—DLILIOLL'EI` 'WerfaliNfia
corner of Duquesne Way aad /min etteeta.
PhUadelpilla qa)ce—AST WAkann. 11V;
DIAMOND 1 ,114 - WOMIIN, '
H. M. LONG* • •
Once,
s(u; pu,quege,way,
J. 11. 8,1261' i
SINIBMAJDRAT" ,
AZOEUTMII 'C . 4444 4- k "
ORNAMEPITAL4CARVERst
')(KiginiMiAtil:;VbjghlW l PlL
Bilbu laz
AMS 'S
Iliak AdWIM POs_D
r sou "xug
ot 641 4astiP
tRJ` re1.1.7,! , .7 s-r
22,. 186 a
. • 4-
Orarnim, AND -UNION
PACIFIC - RAILWAY BONDS,
The cheapest Investment now. In the market for
sale by -
PH. R. 313aIELTZ,
Corner FIFTH AVENUE a WOOD STREETS.
Also, dealer In Gaveinment Bonds. Gold and
Commis and European Exchange at market
deal.
AXES 1 1 1
BRADY 8r; CO.,
oce asors 08. JONES & C 0..)
g
Cormier Folirth and Wog' Sts„'
33 A. Dl' .M SS,
BUT AND SELL. ALL RINDS OF
OOVERNIENT_ °SECURITIES,
SOLD, AYES AND (101V02 4 18 9
•
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
ti' Interest Allowed on Deposile.
Aar
Money loaned on Government Bondi at
lowest market rates.
Orders' executed for•the Purehase_
and of STOCKS, BONDS and
SOLD.
JAMES T. BEADY & CO.
OR. Cashier.
ri,Ds littsbuto Gaytts,
FINANCE AND TRADE.
,
01Pvie1 of PriTentreaft GsgeTTE,
WEDNESDAY, 1869. - •
,
Gold was very firm and.' had had ad
advanced to-day to 134 X, but at the close
it sold dOwn to 1349 g. The uneasy feel
ing in regard' to' the Alabama affair and
oni differences Sith the Spanish rule in
Cuba, lensed by speculators, and especi
ally by foreign bankers, for the • purpose
of advancing exchange by means of put
ting
,up the price of gold, and forcing
down Government bonds in order to
supplythemselvea at low rates in' anti
clistion of- an increased demand for
Shipment. it is true, there is sufficient
ground to move along cautiously in
financial operations and 'especially those
who are dealing in foreign goods, a war
with England is' not an improbahle mat
ter: either England's peers haVe to re-,
tract or our Government has to assume
a lets menacing Lone.
i -zi
Government bonds advanced yes
terday Incirriltist anourcrtra hair Tier 00E1t.,
but on lower quotations from Europe
declined fully one'per cent., and closed
better; at this afternoon semion the de.
mend for bonds increased, and a general
advance took place exceeding any for
mer quotations.
Stocks are strong and higher. and,are
„
gaining in strength with- -the , increased
ease of the money market.
—Closing quotaticins received:by-Jamas
T. Brady & Co. iGold, 13434; United
Sates Sixes, 1881. 11734; Five• Twenties,
1862, 120; do. 1861,316%; do. 1865, 118;
Ten-Forties, 106 y,; - Five-Twenties, Janu
ary Tad Ju1y,,.186541634;, dp.. do. igg-r i
;..do. do. 1808, •—eSetrea-Thirtles,
par less, X; Dnar CoMponndic 1 19; 'Union
Pacific Railroad, par; - Central do. do.,
103; Cy Pacifigs,lolX.
Quotatiabs as received '.by' )Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 13414; Silver, 126; Eight
one's, 117%; 'Five Twenties, 1862, 12L;
do 1864; 116 X; 'do 1865; 118;130 1865,
Consols, 11554; do 1867, 115k'; do 1868,
115%; -Ten Forties, 10634; -New., York
Central, 62X; Erie, —; Reading, 96;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad,' 4123‘; Ohio & Misissippl,
3334; • Michigan Southern, 9 91 ,: Cleve
land 4t, Pittsburgh, 93X; Chicago &
Rock Island, 38 V i ; Chicago .t North
Western, 83X; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 96%; Adams Express Com
pany, 63; Merchants Union ExpresS,
16; Pacific' Mall, 9334; Western Union
Telegraph -CoicaPanYi 4 3%; Gregory, 8,89;
Quarts Hill; 1,86; Corydort i Smith &
Parmlee, 2,85; W. Am. Exp ressA234.
Telegraph to tiLenttsbuigh Gazette.]
,-- -..- Nnw Y,on3c, Apri;24lBo9.
Money labititierafeuppl3Faltd - fair - do.
mend at 7 per cent. on call. Currency
is _flawing. hero quite freely, and new
batik statements having been - called for
by the Gomptrolleryerill ,', probably
expand' again. Diabounts at o@lo 'per
cent. for best names. • Sterling is firm at
83‘®830 for sixty-days, and 9@)9% for
sight. Bond bills are in better supply.
Gold la firm;_openedatl343g, advaneed to
18.1% a nd " 'fell to 'the opening rate, and
closed at 134 ®13}94, , ,Rates.. paid for
borrowing 8:32 to fiat. - Clearantes $150,-
000,000. The,-Holsatla, from Europe,
brought $170,0W and the Airizona,,from
..kepidwa , ll,l;brought-,15440(10: y•
'•-• Ilefeineentif a c u t e'Mwer*strbtfg," dud
higher. The Germans continue to be the
buTers, and being unable to,;.eack large
bleolnk anieti v taha the odd 16nkias they
find them. Every steamer takes
~out
round 'infield:it*, Iltheiienibletti ithlpinents
being 87s, as earlier/158MS cannot be had.
The short interest is daily increasing
and therm wm , a larger' I borrowint' de
ztiand • todayt than: ever ••. before. , Those
bonds Witten on the • street have nearly
all biteiC actually 'sold' abroad and" for- ,
warded as fast as bills can be sold against
them., No bon are coming from the
,001 40. ,, Pnd'AEleratSra here care. indis
posed to sell; nigher prices are ther efore
predicted: Coupons of '81; 7340
11734; ;do. 14 rat@kig4 . 4 40‘:414, jlox
Igitegr J , 4 10. , 4 8s, nglionwidci. new,
~1153. , (0)1lEN: - do. 187 ,-.1/51i llfli; do.,
, 13S, 1.15 1 /A115%; 10.4(ki, X l $010f1X;
Pacific Sixes, 104%®105.
..
..,, i
State bonds firmer, witVateaditanetion
+w
Missouris, Die „Tennessean awl . North
•caronitds. ' mi urfk.: `Fa.fi,48740 toga
'Tenhesseob32o9 ffe, and. pew, d??;o83
•0068 x: old Ark , 413 4 8 34@5: 1 1 .and „new
do." 0 /k@dgf ‘ Cd ,YOrth . COO tW 3 / 4 610
8134,, and ilmitio sl l4„4 . IRA . 1 9vee
siXes, ivxqs - oix,,. , ~, L ' ,--. , ..
~.,`"ghPgc, 9 4kParle9t, 4g414 i tiik t9413.00i
Till 'aerliVO.llll4,ovonoq; 1 44,i40t AO:-
clUothil° 3 l B, vierik- P1uti1% ., i7,; , .. , ,
when New Y 014,,, . , 40, an id , „ , .,4
RE" 4 !ti lea ' . ' P « (Atiar_es•
, ..V..... n ; n . ' Preferre4,fwg,
olk . d 0. r Ippi 83 ,Western
Telegraph 885 i, Pacific Mall 9434 Merl.
pose preferred tig, Adams Eaprom
,' -z"50.~.d,...._ ~;=~;t~2... _r: `ms's _ ...... .
OW
sag, Wag Express 34%; American 429;„
and :United' , States - 70. Subsequently
there was a reaction under the pressure
to sell, and though Mariposa stood at 45.
Western Union Telegraph at 44 and
Adams Express at 64; these were excep.
tions; the market was less buoyant and
generally lower. Later in the day the
decline became general, though in New
York roads it .was comparatively light,
and at the close 'everything was weak.
5:30 pices,-.—Cumberland, 30V, ®33
Wells Express, 88%®34%; American
ExPress,4l3; ®42,,fr Adams Expreas,63l4;
United States --Express, 67®68 - ;
Merchants Union - Express; - 16% 01634•
Quicksilver, 22%®223,f ; ,Cantoni 62®
63:; Mariposa, 22%®22 ; preferred, 44®
+IV Hartford and Erie, 22%; New
York Central, 166%®16634; Erie, 34 I@k
-34%: -do preferred, 62% ®55; Hudson,
149®149x ; -Harlem, 141%4 pre
ferred,. 143; Reading, 95®953; Alton,
156®157. preferred, 156®158; Pa
cific Mil, 93%®93%;•Terre Haute, 443 3 %
ig4l3; Wabash, mi@7l : y 4 .- preferred,
82®82W; St. Paul. 78%®78% ' ;' preferred.
86%®86%; Fort Wayne, 1.32®132#41 Ohio
t, Mississippi, 83 3 / 4 ®B3W Michigan Cen
tral, 126®130; Michigan Southern, 98%
®98%; Illinois Central, 145®146%; Pitts
burgh, 93®93g; Lake Shore, 9834®98X,;
Rock Island, 137%®137%; North Wein
ern, 841%®84%; preferred; - 9439‘®96%:
C. C. 6t I. C., 473i®48; St. Joseph pre
ferred,ll2; C. C. , et 1., 70.
Mining shares quiet; Smith it Parme
lee, 280; Gregory, 876; Grass Valley, 40.
Receipts of the. Suh•Treasury were
;1,044,276; Payments, 826,202; Balance,
;89,904,960. .
Exports, except specie, $3,689,819.
PITI'SBURGH .. MARKETS.
• °Pince or PITTSBURG/I GAZETTE, /
WEDNIMAir, 'Atsrii 21, 1889.
Business, generally is quiet and devoid
of anything new or important. There is
a continued fair local demand for most
of the leading articles and a fair volume
of business in. the aggregate, while in
values there are no important changes.
Complaints are still being made about
the difficulty in making collections, and
the feeling against the credit system is
becomingatronger Avery'day; cash buy
ers can purchase anything at a remarka
bly small advance on Cost, while those
who buy on time, familiarly termed
"lOng-winded buyers," have to pay for
'their accommodations. •
APPLES —'Scarce; prime to choice
may be quoted etlft@yr.
APPLE' :BUTTER--90(aililr gallon.
BUTTER In good suppl y
and dull
but unchiingedl sales of prime to choice
Roll at 88@)40. •
CIEIEESENew York Goshen 24@25.
CARBONOIL—Is quoted in a• jobbing
way at 30@31. •
CORNMEAL-41,75®1,80 per cwt.
DRIED FRUIT—Sales of Peaches at
14@15 for quarters,-18®17 for mixed and
18@20 for halves, as to quality. ', Apples
scarce and may be qtioted at 12@14.
EGGS—DuII - but unchanged, and it be
gins to' look as if they had' touched bot
tom. Sales at 15@113.
FEATHERS—A shade firmer, and tie
now quote live geese feathers at 80 to the
trade, and the usual advance in a retail •
. .
1911 V.
FLOUR—We can report a steady 10Cal
demand and a fair amount of business
in the aggregate, while prices are un
changed: Spring Wheat brands; sB;so©
7,25; Whiter - Wheat, $7,50®8; Rye flour,
17®7,25. Mill prices remain unchanged.
GRAlN—There is little or nothing
doing in Wheat; anti prices are nominal
at $1,48©1,50 for prime Rdd. Oats steady
and in limited supply, ..btit unchanged;
we continue to quote at 66®67 on track
and wharf, and 70,2)72 in store. Rye
quiet with but little in this market; 'we
quote nominally at $1,43®445. Ear
Corn is still quoted at 80®85; shelled's,
in better demand, and a shade firmer;
with sales at 75@76. Barley is.o
_ut 'of
season almost, and there is not su fficient
doing here to establish quotation's.
HAY—Sales of prime loose'pressed, on
Wharf, at $30,32,_' and market, for time
being, firm.
HOMINY—S6,7S@6 per bbl. '
HEMPS2IS®226 per ton. '
LARD ,OIL--Sales No.:; at illiss, and
NO. 1. at 81,5.341 54.
MAPLE MOLiSHEB—Bayis in 'gallon
;Nes at $1,50®1,75. ' ' •
PROVISIONS -Bacon :quiet but
- steady at IVA* Shoulders; •163‘ r
Ribbed, and 17%@18 for Clear Sides; and
19X®193f, ' for . Sugar ' Cured- Hams.*
Lard is quoted At '18y,@19y,,, as to qual
ity; and Dried' Beef at 2L Mesa • Pork
POTATOES—DuII; may be quoted at
70 on track, and 75 Irish:ore.
PEANUTB--Quoted at 11 (rts! •
SEEDS--LSales ClOver Seed at $9,50@10.
and Timothy Seed at $4;50@4,75.
Flax Seed in market.
'SALT—May be quoted at '51,80®1,85
by the - car load, and 11,9502 Rie man
lots in store. • •'
WHISKY—DuII and unchanged.
• GROCERIES--The Grocery market is
steady with n fair volume of busiteisS in .
'the aggregate; while prices generally ire
without quOtable change. ;
Stremns--Crushed 17X; idA." Coffee 16W;
"B" 16;„fr i•C," 16; Cuba; 15®15;
Porto Rico, 13@15; NOW Orinaps;ls@lo.
as to quality. ' • •
liforassEs—New Orleans 85(390. Porto
Rico, 68(4)78.
' EtruirYsWhite . Honey - $1,25;
Bay State, $1,15; Silyer:Drips,s, in; fair.to
medium; ®95. -. •
Coyrau-i-Pair , t6 . -"Elober Itio,-'20022;
Prime, 243‘©25; Choice, 26152634.
RlCE—Carolina, 10X .to 110 i, Rangoon,
934 c.
.• • -'•
TEAS—Yotu3ellyßon; $l,lO to 1,85, G.
P.. $l,lO to 1,90. Imperial, $1,40 to
1,80.:.,00 . 1098, 8510 1 4. 46 1@?, (1 :9 k , ?I,IID-P3P
STABOH—PearI, 7%; Silver Gloss, 12c, 1: 1 '•••
and Corn Starch, 12%0. , , • .
Gosicsarraamar -Lv-43,00 per 'ease,
FzurTs..Ltrver• Ridairm, $4,00 per boirrf 77.;
filatt do, $8,25; • Prunes, 14o; Currantit,
14o; Valluoia Raisins 14%; - •
Selma, 90o; Cloves,4lseq Itredn
Pepper, 86 • , to` 380; Allapioe, , 38e; 'Nth-
MeV, 1 / 1 50 .
11 A B LEAD-1234 o; Shot, 13,50 per bag. 4-,
Sows—“Babbit's," 12e; "Oakely's,"
11%o; to; 7,3;1 ! • 14obbin's,"115a; ;;;,1
Wax, 1 00;"Chern:Olive,
CANDLES-40U1d,160f Star, 25c.
Br OARS 501)aA7,50 per.loo:' ,
Fran—Whie 4934 per half bbl.
Lakelleirtinal 4X.•
_ ,To,BA,oeO-24T avY• 67 W.C610'a Sat,67®7o;
•nhth'Roll 75'a; "Cu ff and Dry %'s
and: 28 01kz ••• : • T".:
Dry Goods Markit.'
NEW YoSX.,FAV - 1111.2. 1 1%i5 dry goods
market bontintas - rniSiV dad quite pan-.r
ioky, especially for woolen goods. It is FR
enough give ,one.,Anstatimpt. the de- 14,
Moralitad condition - of this inaikid. 'Last VI
week a commission house sold a line of
lowwpcden goods in double width as
somedollar andiflityrcants which 1., 1
are now being jobbed at two dollars and
fifty cents; if the purchasers note is good
any offer. is now, sure to command 11nes r
of these goods. In Cotton fabrics . ..we tk,
hereby append Most of ;the noticeable f,_
chang, LaNirence 'D Minch Brbyn t.
MOM= sell at -Inc. do. E, 14o; do. , M ‘3l
-1234 c; H Shirting% ,„
/0% , Grantville_, , R,g Brown ,' litc; ( We- r "
nao4 , (0,, dO., - 10 o; Ilallou t - t%
Mdtant 120 Bookditle, :44 t
14x2)16o; Clark's 4 7 4, 21c; Ballow n
do, 140, and Union Checks, No, 20, 2-2,
'223i0.
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