53
.6
STldlias WORMS. vo
DliquEsNz 'WORKS. -
COLEMAN, TAM & CO.,
Maud:adorers of
Ift,ON, NAILS, STEEL'
AXLES AND. SPRINGS,
11017411XXIIIIA, L X AND SIIMILTA.
'FLAT BAR,: ROUND AND 13QTJ ABE IRON.
MAN% HOOP, BURET A_ND PANS lON
BOMAR PL sTe.4 AND.RRADS,
GUARD IRON, JG2tAti and DROPPER BAR,
FLANGAD COTTER RAM. LLNDRit
IC Aim FLAT RAIL, for Cosl Muds.
CROW liiiite4W [MORS HA.IIKOW
SPRING.PLoW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
IeaWINOS AND MOULDS oat to pattrn.
'MX% WESEL NUAFTIN, A. R.
RL.
-00A0B, BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and t o
BLIES.
OUT NAILS AND MERL
ill Goods First Class anti Warranted.
•
OFFICES AND • WORMS.
illsteenth Street and Allegheny ittver,
and 1.7 W &ter- Street, Pittsburgh.
sibo
80EFFIELD STEEL IPFOBES.
SINGER, IsTEMIOK & CO. ,
PITTSI3II7I3OB. PA..
Mseetszturers of every descrtfou of
,CAST AND GEIINAN STEEL,
• 1
11/111,W MONO%
BLfa..:C AND PLATFORM 8P1313418,
AI:LSB, Wpm TIEN, Sc.; Se
* Warehouse, SS Water andl,oo First Stu
.57-VINOVIni, BARR & PUtIiJN.
aziranAL
Vinakial: IRM 3n lM 113 '
BMus. Pairma--43. M. SUM
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
KELM, BARS & PASSIM,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTBBITSGEL PL.
tkili:d42 l
STEEL WORICEI.
cum, BIM= & CO,
'ease
of all descriptions of _
ST
Mee andWareh. THIATY.
111*OT aad Sallal 0u5e0.6.0 k3THXI4 I 4
prrrissinsau.
MIII
IRON WORKS.
---------------------------
Vanuntsi It= W. P. roan*. Bart.
prrrillarigGli FORGE
'AND' IRON co.,
Iffnann llll3
Bar Iron;
AMlimed Fish Baia amit Solis;
SaStead air Axles Soiled;
WMWilma Car Axles
lbasomotive Frames; -
lbeesollietline Wilma, Shaper)
Side lied*
Takes, Straps;
Piston lleadr;
• Stoambesd
Steamboat Cranks;
piston Sods, Wrists;
?Maim Jaws, Collars, So.
Offll,e, No. 177 PENN STBEET,
.
, lILLERSILIOSEN PROGBSS.
4 " The Trustees are now TirrartakoMlieent.
Sea tor the WM of the
43: 58 .
The superior quality Imparted to good iron.
the great improvement in inferior Iron. and the
reduced cost,counnend it to Mt manufacturers of
fro _a.
— Parties wilblzus to use it tan übtain Meats 1 1 1
1109 1 7 int t,o
JAMES P. SPEER.
Attorney for the Trustees.
B)OhtS 1 and A, English's Building, 9O)
?math avenue.
Sr ties interested, are invited to halt--the
OMEN BERGER WORKS. where the room!,
• ROW in eneeesatni opersticm. lea:dil
wvEithoN,,pimm & co.,
Poonalvwl% Iron Works.
Nos. 166 andt6T tuu"
NOVELTY W01U133.
NOVELTY WORKS.
retutald A. IN 1511 S.
enAiss, Br.
arirar. CO.
it&Sol:lCriniztil 01
r ICITBTONS STANDARD, _YTAIRBA Ng. PAT•
/NT) PLATIOBX AND CUUNTALS
SCALES. L atches,
Jaz= Itheigaitrg
ow , Lock . and
onana az ;Lila 1.41011.6 owl as,
Pittsburgh, resiea.
111111.131eag
'au 500 000 feet 'Dry Pine Boards.
VW 000 feet I% Inch Oleos Punk;
s 8 Fteet -1)(01sica Oceanian Mak: •
feetlm ands Melt Oak:
10 .
Cl.ft. 3i, 1. U.% and 3 lneb Poplar:
XOOO feet Dry Fernier Bantling;
10 IMO feet Dry Yellow pine Boards;
100.000 feet No
Bantling.
• - 303400 feet No. 1 18 bleb Begins* Shia
glee.
• 500.000 No. 110-lnel Shingle'. sawed;
50,000 Ho. 15. Inch Shingles. Slaved;
50,00014 ft Brick: . •
' • 1,000 Tire Tile.
(Morons
Member Vire Clay;
Also. Bay . litid , Locust end Cedsz
Yosta, and all article-sin tbeline on band and Ibr
Age by ALILIGANOBB. PATT.3113014. Yards
' No. 1.51 Rebecca street and corne heat' Pablo and
Juniata streets, blzth ward,Alleg. late bar.
sough tf 'Manchester. spa
•
COALI GOALS! COALIti
DVBOII, STEWATIT Sr, CO.,
• Itirbss removed thetr eflige • .
NO. 567 LIIIIIRTY
.(Latoicity nor 1011)5 1 i 0 ON D
Mfg* IVA f (51 1 7 lib el. ditirl i lat it
'lowest ototted s . . . , •
All orders t en plu se duet *Soo, or id to
to
tacit • Mouth tke snail. will be • • • •
•
CONNOR
wiii 'Machifsg! Btime Work*
sy• ir o theiamiciwustkinimm.
""`'''' • - swam ATI/ATM& 00.
I=l
EMI
: -
-
, '
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUIsTRY COYPINI.
OFFICE AND WORIO,
TWELFTH STREET,
• -
PITTSSITELGH, P.A.
orig . •nrin . es, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Be'
and Ca s tings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
Corner Carroll and MWSUNIfiII Streets,
WILLIAM --SMITH,
IRO N BOWL PIPE
Y 4 Pities are all cut lakvarlablyin ln trl
sand. and IA feet lengths. Also. full assortment
of general
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Sivrintend .
outset Goa Works to zraxinugTuarp.
MAL Ata]) CIOII3I.
STONE.
AND PIPE WORKS.
(NINTH WARD,)
PrE'X'Slilintall ,
BloaaufsoVw.)r of
FOB; GAS AND W/Tiat
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAM MIA
(Successor to JOS. R. HAIM & C 0.,)
Hu facilities co-extensive with the leading
Forges in the Hut, and is prepared to promptly
and satisfactorily fill all orders for STEstdiaosT
SHAFTS, CBA NHS, PISTON ROM+, LEVEES,
PITMAN 1 I..MS,MMISTS, ILAILBOAD AXLES,
LOICOMOTIV it FRAMES. together with every
description of SIiAPFI Wi3H.K. Office and Fprge,
Corner of %KUM Way and Pint Stree
4,14:h40
OBINSON,,REL & Ca
—.I
• BILOCeIiOn to =BERSON, MVO & Ynd. 121 6
WASHINGTON WORKS ,
MUDDED& MID RACHINISTS, MUMS%
vianamsturers of Boat end Stationary Steam En-
eseteiest 'Engines, Bill Machinery, tie=
, Cut Lilo of all descriptions: On
and 8 Boiler and Sheet Iron 'Work.
Mee, 0. 3.11, corner Tint and ltrattliteld
Streets.
Asen4 forteABIPSPANZBT IN j JIICTOIt
ali
for iwalßs. alit
MIAS CA 1 : 11filCO "
Youth Ward Youndri
and Isaias Works,
BANDUBST BT..ILLEAHEIST crry, PA.,
Manufacturers of Lite= Engines, Oil Presses,
Pulleys, Shia tang , Grist and Saw Mill Wort,
Bolling Mllland Machine Castings, Orate Bars,
Weights, Wagon Boxes, Ake. Braid to order and
have on hand Bagisis
CENTBAL FOUNDRY
AND. ROLL WORKS
sSo Penn. Street.
BOLL AN, BOYD i k BACIALET.
Cbtllllolll. 11111 Ciiitlagi, Will Lathes: ie.'
saws FOUNDRS.
J 0113: IL. CO?.oan. ........ t .. . .. . ... 113 NUT
JOHN N. COOP - ER & CO.,
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRIM'S- CASTINGS
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER•
Maleable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
THROTTLE,Sinn OD CM ULU
ALL GLOBS PAT EllOl
VELCON .C4COC-JEKS,
Brass . Mork of - star description for
Steam, Water and OW
stesursciuninsor'J.Y. coopzwe
Im loved •Baltutee-Vitetl , Steam Pump
. r -
Agents for: Dreyfus' Patent Ott
ers. the best in the Market.
once and Workth corner Thirteenth awl Pike
Streets. stek
LITSOGRA.PBERf 3 .
PBBJAIXOFCLEI cams,
SINGFALIrtek S, Succeoers
to 0z0.,1. scavefous
raserieuAt Lrntsk.ritsgs.
The by Steam ": uthopiptito zetsbuoment
Vi el% of tete
dns. Business Cards, Letter
Rends. Bonds, Labels, Oireniani Show Canis,
DlotomlS. Yorirsiteilrgeifs. Oe notes of De
moans, Invitation bass
os. BS Ind 14
Ned street. Plifsblmilsen
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
L i IL LION,
Sealer of Welghto and lesson*
no; i 11)IISTE1 8 flan', ".
tßet,etim Liberty sad Far/ /treetfe
101 tr
MAO' trrnmeitly attential tn.
11.4181 t i PECK ORNAMENTAL
HAIR 140Blitzu AND P ER T No.
Third street, near Bogthield,. , Pittaborigh:
AlwaKtn band, arerat usortment ti of
Ail ' s"
rilet, 05,511A3 i ciumat eau
rVEBB B ALps, fiUARD °tuna.
RA. TB. Le— rffrA. Md Price 12 Galin
len wen tar Raw
Ladles and Gentlemen's Bair Gutting done
In the neatens manner.. , . , l ad 0
MECHANICAL ENGINEER.
rCHiEWAL BECKETT, ME.
ANIOAL ENGLICEELL an 4 Solicitor of
?Wan and lineelgn TAtents. $O. 79 I,IED
SBAL nTILICZT, Allegheny Oly,
li3.—Branahollkseilrasidarto2l.; 1). c. ,14
rrl
T
cos Era
awarsAcrissi or
,
WINDOW GLASS.
WsreliourNo. SI WOOD KUM%
Int XVESSOT
see 'atm streets Dolan is Pp"
irak sat Maas 1104141116 WAN
PI.TTABITRGH. GAZETTE: - MONDAY, 31A1 10, 1869,
IWO Is BOLE 8c CO,,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
bisevrzi Form)
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAM:BOAT IDIOMS and STA
TIONRY ICNOINR, of all sizes.
Isl attention E N GI N E our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL AND PORTABLE
BOILER.. of 16-horservower.
CIASTLN6B. of every Rind, made to order &tour
foundry‘ on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIGS for Oil Weill), RRAYTING,-PULLEYBI
RANGERB,IIOIIBE andTOBAOGO SIMI:WS inn
LRON TOBACCO ',swami.= Land and made to
order, at the'
. . • . . ...
INDUSTRIAL WORKS-,
-- - .
fronting on the Allegheny River near the Point.
prrTsl3Mis, pA.
M!s===
COST 1974 1 1
BOILER, OIL' AND TANK
WO'SliS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
KArvroiorcrores or
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUM TUBULAR,
8188-BOX AND OTLINDIR STEAK BOIL-
On. STILLS AND 011, TANSR,
OHIMNRYB, BB.RRORING AND ASH PANG.
SETTLING.. PAN% ELLLT. PANS AND CON
DENBER23;
MAN PIPES, GABOISETERS AND LRON
BRLDORS;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHUT=
•
Office and Warehouse: corner Scod,
Third: Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBIIR6, Pa.
,rOrders sent to the e\xne &M se e win be
Promptly attended to. mb7:189
W B m.
BOILER
Co.,
.
OILER -14 A- 11 KERB
AND SHERT IRON WORKERS,
NOS. ISO, AL S 4 AND AS PENN BT.
Saying seared 1 a large yard sad tarnished it
visa the meet appeased mschinery, we are bre
ws's:A to marnstacturelvery description oi 80111.-
INS In the best manner, and warranted equal to
allYnWit_ln the country. iChlsauem Breeohici.
Tire Recs. Steam Pipes. Locomouve ftollers,
Condensers, Salt Pans, Was, 011 Stills, Agita
tors. Settling nine, Boller Dom, Bridgef,tiagar
rape sad sole isagatacturers oi Ba=Mrs Pat
ent baler'. I
Repairing done oa shortest notice. islgell
JAMES BLitTrial,
1 1
Ilos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
rrertisvacis ,ll %. ,
I I
ruaroinArrain ..
IRON OA. TANIKS,
1 __
____
EITTLISO PANS. oapr.E.SI3TILZ PLE'll.
1 ,
BMW:Fie Kaal STAMM,
1 ,
AnAWCZT 13011 WOBX,
I I Tor Steamboats.
'Asap t. —.smarm D. tacrsu
LTAIIIID & SON,
IllUan7711:412=118 0!
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
bum won& sm.
61 Penn fi*ef, Pittsburgh, P.
g r ES,I COMINGS, &o
. - .
TUE BEST STOVES.
A. B RAD „,...0.
..........r.if to greatest varlet/ of
Cook,Parlor in Hea ting Staves,
TO BE IfIEND 6 IN THE STATE.
Sole Agents for,the celebrated Base Bernie/I
Oriental - SUMO and rimmed for Hard Owl or
Eole.B sit in the World fbr Parlor,Onlee, Store or
Church. Tire needs no rekindling—bum all win.
tel. Do nolissfaultll you see ar send for Mettler.
80. 20 WOOD STREET. .
Our Menu for Orientals—DEMMEß BROS..
Smithfield St. t ONO. ROBLEY, Allegheny City.
BIOME% & CO.,
KA3l:l7,Wnrall26 OT MST warn' or%
ISITC O I7= I3,
BOSTON GOOSING RANGE,
"THE FUMY F7tNACE,"
If cm Wasting° 8.. . •a.
TIER NSW ANTI-Dlr
..SZOULATOR• • • COL WO COOK STOVSA
VAN'S andunatL 'ltem) PORTABLZ
VAN 411tSjVN 'AUNT - LES. WAPLUSX , d
BIM OlikT/Dh_fres team Mrs sad dsit;
GILLTs lialgESS.Sa.
200 and 20S Liberty Street,
rrrTI° 1111 " L "
COOS STOVES.
BlISSEpri dr COM
'71111:31212111,'
FOR BITUMMOI7B GOAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Raid ma
all many other Store b the Won.
Zi & 0011
R I J. LANCE,
!1M
SU
CET THE B
No. , 286 Liberty Street.
ilo x atirazrw as i
RBA eswirriV6aSfas,
DY V ND SCOUR
Err
and 18 Third
:WOMB. PA!
!: COMO'S;
INCHMP4
B A U R
r.-. 41 , •
~-~''-~"
FORT PIT! BINH COIPAIL
N 0.1.69 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DZALIFUS LA
GOVERNMENT SFAMILITIEB
AND COLD.
LIBOR AVOWED O TII MOUT?,
Cautious made on all scoessible points in
the United Buttes and Canada'.
DUODOTOBS:
Jno. 0 Bllhal
Robt. U. Kaigs
Andrew Taller.
James X. Bane!.
D. HOlitetter.
James Gordon,
D. Wathiweetsce.
Z. /s.
BAWL. IffeCLIJUIZAH, Press&
D. LEST WILSON. LaISSLOP.
HART, CAIIGHLEI b CO.,
BORERS AND BROKERS,
corner Third and Wood Streets,
PrinDirEttr lloll,
0513001120011.13 TO 1:424#A. FEAST it CO
"'waits IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular ra tion an paid to the purchase
e of.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
.. ari:lsa
N. nimmEs & SONS,
.i'Tir .4 a- "1 r4al
57 Market Street,
Pd•
Collections made on all. the principal points of
the United States and Caned's.
StnekaAanda and other Seenrillea
110VOILT AIM BOLD OA 0010088 ION
•
Particular attention Raid to the notcbsse and
sale of
United States Securities.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
33a,x43.er5,
114 SOUTH MOW STREET,
stoma and BONDS of all descriptions
bought and sold
Special attentlon Oren to the purchase and sale
of GoTernment Securlttes
WARING AND KING,
Commission Xerebanu utd Brokers la
Petroleum mid its Products,
DALZELLI BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
ADDIMM
Room 17, Chamber of Commerce►
•
123 301:1111 SECOYD STREIT•
so,
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINER'
HERBERT W. C. TWKDDLEL
mixorecrroirs or
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
SeUpae fathead Axle OM
Stands great heat without change; remains
limpid al lowest temperatures. Spectal OU for
, tropical Minutes or hot weather.
ILmometive, Engine, lisraehlraisra Shop.
Will gut Berews.
law NUI and Plautus 1111 Oils,
Adapted for high speed.
Spindle 011, Woolread:Light 011,
Oil, Tanners , Staff. Seaside,
lag* 11nialting0U: tiaeollae,
Borneo& 011. ' ParraiSne.
_AMOR. VABNUtfI, to preserve Bright Iron
Work and Machinery from Best.
These products are Manufactured under
_pr.
Tweddiels
_patent by Superheated alms in Vie
mio. The Lubricatiog out are almost odorless.
perfectly pure, uniform. and mostly light coi
-1 ored. stand a high temperature onclian eig i =l
remain limpid during extreme cold.. The
Otis are 'unequalled, and areln constant use
eon
n
many of the principal Railroads.. Samples
be examined and orders left at 1 4 WOOD
1
STIMCZT. Woos at .
TACK. BROTHERS,
•
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND Dasi.ras IN
Petroleum and Its Products,
•
littataLrgh • inace—DAlMLis 21711611)139
outlet at DIIQUOSIIO Way Lod Irwin meats.
Prilladeiiiiiiiolllo -4111 .WALN ITT
DLIBIOND OIL WORKS,
H. M. LONG & CO.,
Ornet, DALZELL BUILDING,
...,..,.......
ST - _
NW
12ET • TIIE BE T CS&I.P:
JJ UT PIANO AID OBOAN• , ' ,
- ,
Rho /Acker% Gold - Medal Piano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The SOHOlLa.oft.XB PLUTO comtilhes au the
latest valuable tmarovements knOWII in the eon.
struction of a Irst class instrument. and has al-.
ways been awarded the nlit nest =mina ex.:
tatted. Its tone UM, 110110r011 11 and sweet. The
IrOrleaum,or Masotti'!" satr o uty. iturMs
all others: s from am to iseeoamig
to style end entsWiheVer: thee lii ether go.
called triv ass rum°,
SISTEDD sewn ORGAN _
Steal at the head all_reed limutunent‘ la,
lawdualns the Mat Demob lalreguall, ty of tons
of any similar instrument ln the Willett States..
It le *apple skillsonis ronetesettee. sad
1 IltrAIMS‘ raMPoirdi
masovaft is IMO/MAs Rata Ur ones.
rehlegrol99,eorykOhn tel Ill'e
ism4lairatiginogisgip_ ,- '''
. - XII. ill NG Gila MUM
- ,
Zffl
*ttre , , ,
_.:~_~ .
COLS,
SILVER AND COUPONS
nought at Highest Priccs•
PR. R. MERTZ, Banker,
Cor. Wood and Fifth Streets.
ICKES BRADY & CO"
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
,1
'3E3 .13615 T XEC.. 3r.. R. IS,
GovEitislivq -swmrrus,
Er Interest Allowed on pepOsits.
isr Money loaned on GOTerllll3ollt Bonds at
owest market rates.
•
Orders imecuted for the Purchse
and Sale of sToogs, BoNDR a a nd
'
SOLD.
littiflUgt eXaittit.
PHILLDELPUU
mh3o
OILS.
D 111413011110 Wiy. Pittskarstit, Ps.
v5„4,1c.7 , ;rw- -iatmatagliv„„,a.
Oinceepors 08. JONES & C 0..)
BUY AND 87,LL ALL /INDS 07
sot% sir* AND comma,
ON MOST Ii:AVONABLE TERMS.
JAMES. T. BRADT & CO.
FINANCE AND TRAD
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, May 8, 1869: S
The excitement • prevailing in the gold
market on Friday last continued on
Saturday morning and gold at one time
had reached ''.18936. The market ranged
firm from 1384; to 188% during the fire
.
noon, - until ittwas officially announced
that the Secretary of the Treasury would
buy Government bonds to the extent of
one million 'per week, and continue the
gold—sales _in even greater quantities
than 'as heretofore, one million .dollars
per week. II this is adhered to, gold
should certainly decline largely within a
short time; but there is • one great obsta
cle to that: The large imports which
continue throughout the season, exceed
ing anything ever heard of, arid trte de
crease and inactivity of our exports,
except bonds, which are more and more
appreciated , by European capitalists.
The - attempts of the Bank of England
Directors to prevent a farther import Of
'foreign securities, by raising the rate of
discount to: flve per cent, has had but
a temporarY effect on bonds.
The action of Secretary Boutwell
severely criticised by the press; especi
ally those that •have always favored a
strict adherence to a specie standard, as
early as practicable. The application Of
the sinking fund law at present, when
over fifty millions .of temporary three'
per cent. Certificates are outstanning,
which are iheld by banks as d en ted re
serves, but which may be pr for
redemption at any moment, : certainly
looks doubtful; and the fact that the
Secretary of the Treasury does not mean
tofdestrorthe bonds redeemd, is also a
very weak' point in the sch e eme of reti
ring bonds. -So long as our present du
ties are derived from excessive imports,
the policy,of selling gold may be plausi
ble, bat we must certainly soon come to
a point when we can no longer ship and
pay for, in our promises to pay.
Quotations as received by
Mertz: Geld, 137%; Silver, 127; Eighty
one's, 118%; Five Twenties, 1862, 116%;
do 1864, 114; do 1865, 115 X;, do 1885,
Consols, 116%; do 1867, —• do 1868,
--i Ten l'orties, 108 g• 'New York
Central, 79X Erie,—; Reading, 95%;
Pittsburgh, F ort ayne & Chicago
Railroad; 49%; Ohio .t
82%; blicbigan Southern, 1043 i; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 91; Chicago &
Rock Island, 127; Chicago & North
Western, 85; Chicago
.& North Western
Preferred, 97; Adams 'Express Com
pany,Merchants Union Espress,
/5; P lo t Mail. 911(1; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 420 Gregory, 2,85;
Quarts 'Hill, 1,45;' Corydon, —; . Smith &
Parmiee, 3,00; W. Am. 'Express 90.
CBI Twainace to NEw Yong, the Pittsbanch Gazettea
May 8, 1869.
announcement of Secretary
Bontwell's intention to put the'Sinking-
Fund act' of 1862 into operation, and that
connection between the - Union and Cen
tral Pacific Railroads would be made on
Monday, were the thief topics of conver
sation in financial circles to-day. The
Stock Exchange and Open. Board agreed
to-dayto consolidate under the name of
the New York Stock Exchange. The
formal union takes place next Tuesday.
The new Board will have about one
thousand members and seven hundred
thousand dollars in the treasury, and
will be under the management of a com
mittee of forty. to be elected Monday,
and composed of twenty-eight members
of the Stock Exchange and twelve of the
Open Board.
- T
he Stock Exchange to-day rescinded
the expulsion of the firm of Lockwood &
Co., who were turned out along time ago
because of one of the members .being
elected a member of the On Board.
The New York Central Scrip pe and Rail
road'Consolidation bills have paned the
Legislature.and are before the Governor
for signature..lt was reported tcrdaj ,
that the Fort-ayne Company has de
clued a scrip dividend of sixty per cent.'
This is denied by , the agents here, 'al
though it is admitted there will be a lib
eral;, scrip dividend and the road
leased in perpetuity to the Pennsylvania
Conipany.
Money plenty .and easy at 7 per cent,
with some exceptions at 6 per cent.
Prime Discounts B®9.
The Bank statement shows a gain in
the total reserve of P,427,905, against an
increase in the total liabilities of 19,7E4-
(154; The Batiks hed in excess of legal
reserve 114,221,238,l against 411,288,195
the preceding week. The large gain in
specle is due to the disbursement of the .
May interest by the Treasnry. - The great
increase in loans represents the =nal
expansion after the April statement.
Deposita. show • plethora of Natio nal
Bank currency ' here . The decrease in
legal tenders settee% the efforts early in
the week to crecatilon artificial stringency.
Loans; imease,snt jnorease3'llB,okl,2l2.
Spode 118,0810189 t, 'lncrease,. 10,818,859..
arenliation, 533,986;100; increase, 114,102.
Dfip051ine1198,8914187,1ndrepi,3 9,9 9 4 , 572 ;
LatiTalltiorns 150,109,578;.rd0dre5t0,
286, .1113teRiquiet at -
•
:(Iqldjit
. ftv andunoettledlwithio.'
bthitialii; Oldilletielit e f inidlOWOr
on improved tone in London, end ru.
more that Gkwernment might increase.,
its sales in future. Opened at 138%, atP ,
vanced to 139%. declined to 137%, and
closed at 137%®137%. Rates paid for
carryieg 1-16 and B®2 per cent. to flat.
Clearances to-day, which represent yes
terday's business, are the largest on re
cord—two hundred and , fifty-three mil
lions.
Governments are excited and buoyant.
with an advance of ®2 per cent. and a
light :supply. The purchases of the Gov
ernment are likely to occasion a further
advance. Coupons: 'Bl, 119®119%; doh 62,
119®119%; do '6l, .11435®11435; do '65,
115%®116; new, 117®118; do '67, 117 ®-
117%; do '6B, 117®117%; 10-408, 108% (gt•
109; Pacific, 106%®1.0635.
State bonds are quiet : issouris, 9eg,
9%; Old Tennesses, 67 ®67%; new do, 6514
®65%; Old North Carolinas, 60%®6034;
new do, 55®5535; Old Virginias, 57%t
573,; new do, 62%®62%; Louisiana 6a,
73®73%; Levee 65,,69%®6936.
Stock market during the morning WAS
feverish and unsettled, though in main,.
strong. Late last levening New 'York
Central fell to 175 and Rhode Island to.
123%„ This morning was sharp and a ral
' ly In the Vanderbuitt stocks, the:Central
reaching 177% at an early board, and
1 Hudson 154, while Rhode Island touched
127%. In the afternoon the market con
tinued feverish and unsettled ; Rhode
Island sold at 12934 down to 126%; New
York Central rose to 179% and returned
to 179%®179%; Erie was higher under
considerable purchasers for account of
Mr. Wait, who could not respond to his
contracts. Late in the day there was a ,
general advance and the market closed
strong, the price of Central being the
highest ye; reached. Miscellaneous and
Express gftrel3 firm with an advance on
Mariposa.
5.30 Prices—Cumberland. 30®33; Wells
Express, 35 % ® 36; American, 40(4)41; Ad-
a t e, 60% ®6I; Merchants Union, 15% ®l6;
Quicksilver, 21®211; Canton, 60®61;
Pacific Mail, 91%®912%; Western Un
ion Telegrapn, 42%®42%; Hartford -
ion
and Erie, 23®23%; Mariposa. 21021%; do
preferred 4514®45% ; New York Central
180% ©180%; Erie, 27%®28; preferred, 52;
Hudson, 155%®155% ; Harlem, 95:;,1®
95%; Terre Haute, 37% ®4O; preferred,
68®70;dWabash, 73®73%; preferred, 77%
®79t St Paul, 76%®76%; preferred, 85%,
®85%; F L. Wayne, 149% ®150; . ohio and
Mississippi, 32%®32%; Michigan Central,
125®128; Michigan Southerni 105%®
1053,; Illinois Central 145®146; Pit ts - -
burgh, 91®91%; Lake Shore, 104%®%;
Rock Island, 127%®127%; Northwestetnt
85%00%; preferred,. 98498%;
Mining shares dull. ,
Coppers stocks at Roston: Copper Fails,
8; _Franklin,•l93s; Heels, 75; Hancock, 4;
Quincy, 28.
Receipts at the Sub -Treasury, $1,786,-
402. Payments, $ 866,096. Balance, 383,-
267.28 e. Disbursements of coin interest,
$587,373. Export of gold to-day, 414,640.
To Europe and to Havana, $186,000.
Total for the week, $425,890. Imports
this week of dry goods, $1,485,730; gen
enal merchandise, $6,187,113.
PITTSBURGH DIMULETS.
OFFICIBOY PITTSSUBCCS GIiZETTE,
SATURDAY, Nrpy 8, 1889.
The advance in gold is the most
portint feature we have to notice today,
and, as usually is the case, it has affected
the markets generally, having a ten
dency to stiffen prices. It is not to be
expected, however, that this will be of
long duration; there is always a calm
alter a storm, and it is not • likely - that
the advance in gold will hold out long,
as there is no cause apparent at present
why it should. And when gold goes.
down, Sugars, Coffee, Flour and Grain,.
and all other articles sympathizing with
it, will follow. _
APPLES—SaIes at *5013 per bbl, as to
quality. •
APPLE BUTTNK-90(41 per gallon:
*BEANS—DuII at 8302, 23 . -
BUTTER—Prime Roil is scarce and in.
good demand with sales at 38040
choice 42.
CHEESE—SaIes of new Western Re-
Berne at 15020, as to auality, and Igevr
York Goshen at 24025.
CARBON 011,—Is quoted in a jobbing%
way at 211030.
aoIINMEAL-81,5001,75 per cwt..
DRIED FRUIT -- Is a little , dull
but unchanged. Peaches, 14 for quar
ters, and 18019 for halves. • Apples,
13015.
EGGS—Pirmer and in better demand,
with sales at 17018. •
FEATHERS—A. s e had fi
e rmer, and we
now quote live gees feathers at 80 to the
trade, end the usual advance in It retail
way.
FLOUR—Market firmer and the de- I
mind is a little more active, but prices are I
without quotable change, as yet. Spring'
Wheat brnds at 1 1 6,50®7,25, and
Wheat at a $7,50@t3. Rye - Flour. 17®7 Winter ,25.' ;
GRAIN Wheat is in demand at 11,50 .
for prime Red, and but little offering.
Oats, under the influence of increased
arrivals, easier, and. if.an
lower, •
and drooping, but fficult to quote' cor
rectly; car load lots may be quoted in
the absence of sales at '72®7B,—salm in
store at 75®78.; Ear Corn is scarce, and • '
prime Yellow may be quoted at 80 on
wrier!, and 83®85 in store. Shelled, 75®
78, as to quality. Rye, $1 -
,40®1,43. --
Prime Spring Barley, 1)1,75.
RAY—Is dull with liberal arrivals
and a supply considerably ahead of the
demand. Sales of good to prime baled,
on wharf, at 425®28, and choice at
129®30. ,
HEMP—Sales at 8215.
HOMINY-45,75®6 per bbl.
LARD 01L—Is quoted at $1,20 for No..
2, and 11,50, No. 1.
MAPLE MOLASSFS—SaIes in , gallon
jugs at $1,50®1, 75 .
POTATOES—DuII and drooping, and
the market is completely glutted; sales.
by the car load at 15®50, and in store at
55®60.
PEANUTS—SaIes at 11 eta.
• PROVISIONS—Bacon
®l4 i fo r s quoted
Shoulder%
in s
jobbing way at 13%
18/ 4 ®lB ft)r 'Ribbed and Clear Sides; and
isi '9i for Plain and Sugar Cured
Rams. Lard in tierces, 19c, and in kegs
and, buckets, at 20c. Dried Beef, 20®20%.
Mess Pork $313a32. •
SEEDS—SmaII sales of Clover Seed at,
®9,50 and , Timothy at 15,75®8. Flax
Seed would command 12,50.
SALT-Ziay be quoted - at $1.83@ 1 , 85.
by the car load, and 11,95®2 for small
lots in store.
TALLOW—Is quoted at 103M0%, for
rendered, and but little doing.
Dry Goods Market.
`ll)rer Tops, May B.—Dullness is the ,
_
prevailing feature in this branch of bus
,.
Immo today, and prices consequently re-
main nnohauged; indeed, a reduction ha'
the rates would haidly influence the
trade f as prices of all domestic staples are
already low :enough. Th e listless state
of the ilearket is owini.the scarcity of
money everywhere rather thanany other
circumstance. We quote heavy Sheet
ings at .14W§)15Mo, Printing Oahe 7,1
7340, standard - Prints 12®12340, Amos
kegs 10,4@11,4ci lbr bad and.good styles,
Wamtnitta Prints 8}169%c, • the inside.
rate for poor styles;and Mona DebdnitiOt;
15)0)22e. as to style . . , Grain ' Bags de.1.,.
pressed 'lnd good mikeillkelemoaltessiq
American and Androscoggin. axe offered
at 41s.