CARIPSTS AND OIL 0 M.r
BRUSSELS CARPETS, %ELY ;TS, Si.
The Latest Arriv.;
FROM ENG
McCALLIIN BRO
No. 51FIFTI-1 AVE
•
recilven steam.rs Samaria
, bittan the VERY NENyEaT kiTYL
ENGLISH MARKET.
WFMaND ct COLLINS
Fine Carpets,
TAPESTRY YELVET,
The Choicest Styles ever offered
in this Market. Our Prices are
She LO WEST.
Good Cotton Chain Carpets
611BLM & COLLINS,
SCHMIDT& FRIDAY,
IlarinrilMs or
WINES, - BRANDIES, Gm,
WiffoLicalALE B& W L Ls is
PUREE RYE: WHISKIES,
409 PENN STREET,
Have Believed to
NOS. WWI AMP sso rims, •
Cor. Eleventh St., (former y CartaL)
;Logan( S. riNcH & CO.,
' dr milk meow, U., in' leiand 19 0.
neirr entirr. Firnaringim•
buismannisse ar
Copper astilled Pore Bye Moks7o :
/lONdidgen 10227 AN and Lla
Qvaita.Aors. aa.„ -
W 4 LOOII, OIL e
.L! e y oIL . 1 4 . ) IP44frr
'mu .• ' .'• iff•ADze.
X .
1
El
They alio offer a
Complete' Line
DOMESTIC CARPE
To which large additions are daily be
A Display of Goods
To any ever yresented In this
LOWEde PRICES.
111cCALl o triff SRO;
.ro. 51 FIFTH .41f,",4
(BET. WOOD & SMITHFIELD
ap23:h95
CARPET
We are now receiving our Spring
Stock of Carpets, &c., and are pre
pared to offer as good stock and at
as low prices as any other house
;
in the Trade. We have the
new styles of Brussels Ta stry,
Brussels, Three Pips and TwoTlYs.
Best assortment of Ingrain Carpets
In the Market
BOYARD, ROSE do CO.,
311 FIFTH AVENUE.
alikdawT
Sin TINE AND MONEY.
Have Now Open Their
New Spring Stook
OF
ROYAL AXIENSTER,
English Body Bruisels.
A SPLENDID. LING OP
C REAP CARPETS.
na
25 CENTS PER YARD.
71 AND 78 PIM. A _TRUE,
mhs (SZOONIIIp FLOOR.)
WI MBEL'LIQUORS,'ft.
n f ~
TitrIEMINCOS, NOTIONS, &O.
JUST OPENED AT
JOSEPH HORNE /c CO'S
The largest assortment ever brought to the mar.
ket of the Lstest Novelties fur the May Trade in
HATS AND BONNETS,
FM FRENCH FLOWERS ,
WREATHS, SUDS, WHEAT. .
RIB 33C01V . SE;_
LACES, CRAPES, GIMPS, ORNAMENTS,
FRAMES AND SUNDOWNS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
KNOTTED FRINGES, HOOP SKIRTS, COR
SETS, HOSIERY, In every size and quality.
GLOVES, of every deserlition.
KID GLOVES.' of best makes, including a
splendid line of all the Bright Shades, and in all
numbers.
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
In every quality, at the very.
Loweai Eastern Bates.
77 AND 79 MARKET, STREET.
mill
D.
2
lIE,
I and , Msn•
tl of tht
0
22g made
iMI
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21
UE,
NEW, CHAP AND GOOD GOODS
FRINGES AND GIMPS
In all styles and colors.
SILK LOOPS FOR SACQUES
FINE ASSORTMENT OF SATINS
THE NEW COQUETTE FAN PARASOLS
Also, a large variety ; of
SILK PARASOLS A_SUN UMBRELLAS.
White French Whalebone Corsets,
Only 00 eta. a pair
Purple and Mexique Blue Kid Gloves.
A splendid assort:mat Of
COTTON HOSIERY.
WHITE & BRO. BALBRIGGAN HOSE.
LACE CREMISEITEA, ell styles.
EALLH SCARFS,
EMBIWIDERIEB,
Geni's Spring.Tlndergarnsetats.
MACRUM, GLYDE & CO,
78 & 80 Market Street.
mT7
NOW SPRING GOODS
RCM &CARLISLE'S
No.' 27 Fifth Avenue,
Drell Trimmings and Buttons.
Embroideries and Laces.
Bib bons and Flowers.
Hats and - Bonnets. '
Glove Siting and French Corsets.
New Styles Bradley's Skirts.
Parasols—all the new styles.
Fun and Hainlimbrellas. •
Hosiery—the best English makes.
Agents Ihr "Harris' Smile's Nids."
Spring end Summer underirenr,
Sole - Agents tor the Bends Patcnt Shape Col•
tars; "Lock - Wood's "Irvine," "West End,"
'"Elite, ,, &e: •• Dlctens,", • Werby," and other
style!. •
Dealers supplied with the above at
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
_m . 4ipuI,4 :: ,... , .: . CARLIsLE,
NO. 27
=I
FI.FTH AVENUE.
GAS FIXTURES
=MON - 11‘ KELLY,
litaantliotareraand Wholesale Dealers la
Lamps, _ Lanterns, Chandeliers,
AND LAMP DOODS.
Ilhpo, CARBON AND LUBIII6.TIN6 QUA
13233PEZ1N13. Oleo.
N 0.147 WOO(1 .Street. ,
soli= . • 'Betlrben Aieircies.
CAR
L.APELIATC
( N
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P ITT ,, T.RGH, PA.
We
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the toper the esti.
Itb l* Dillinetifand Pormanently
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by . m enily plods, the name of the fruit the
ooeSsins opposite the_ pointer and 'ether In
Roodustomary manner. 2S-o preserveeof
ta d or
housekeeper use Nay other tauten«,
seeing it: • ' • '
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VIZ NEW
LACE, ge.
DRY GOODS.
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NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST OPENED,
t--1
THEODORE P. PHILLIPS',
87 Market Street.
Prints, limiting, Dress Goods,
SEES, SHAWLS.
FULL LINE OF
SILK SACQUES,
Very Cheap.
S 7. MARKET STREET: - B'7.
so*
CARR ? McCANDLESS &
Late Wilson, Can • C 0.,)
WEIMBAI4I DEAL= LTV
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 94 WOOD 821 1 / 1 111T.
Third door above Diamond slim
RITTSIII7IIOII. PAL
WALL PAPERS.
WALL PAPER
AND
WINDOW SHADES,
OF
New and Handsome Designs,
NOW OPENING AT
No.• 107 Market Srtieet
(NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.)
Embracing a large and carefully selected stock
of the newest designs Dom the FINEST STAMr-
Ell GOLD to the CHEAPEST ARTICLE known
to the trade. All of which we offer at prices that
will pay buyers to examine.
JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO.
mhZ:g4.l.
WALL PAPER.
THE OLD PAPER STORE IN A NEW PLUS
W. P. MARSHALL'S
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
191 Liberty Street,
(NEAR MARKET,)
SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. zobe
GLASS. - CHINA. CUTLERY.
100
D STREET.
NEW , GOODS.
FINE VASES;
BOINNEUAN AND CHINA.'
NEW
% E AR sZTB .I .
TEA tIaTS,
GIFT °UPS,
SMOKING BETS,
7411.rire 000 of
ST;LTER PLATED GOODS
) of all desoriptlotut.
Cal Land examine onr win, and we
feel sattstled no one need, to be nutted.
. • •
R. E. BREED :di CO
100 WOOD STREET.
DR. WH:MM:3!:It
CoNTINvEs TO , TREAT ALL
private diseases. Syphilis in all Its !brats,
Gonorrhea, . Ellett,. niteMture. ()militia.. .gig en
urinary diseases, and the effects of mercury are
comiy eradicated; OperouLtorrhea or 501111.•
nal Wea kness and Impotenby;' resulting Item
Self-nee or other causes , and which produces
acme of the following effects.lit bipteaelli•bn
weakness. Indigestion. Coniumptlon, aversion
society. unmanliness, dread of future evente.!
loss of memory. indolence. nocturnal emission..
andiAlialiT so Prostrating-the legatatirjetegi is to
render marriaee unsatishuitory r inil .therelore
imprudent; are Imrmaoeutly On : 'Perim:is ef.
altered with these or any moult+ oste,,lstrtekte
or long standing oonsUtutlonidtamplauttetionsa
give the Doctor a trial; he never Adis. 1
A particular attention-givenOolaFeriale coal.
nlalata, Lencerthea or Wbffem..kFaillifs ham
motion or Ulceration of the Womb, oval itid,
pruritic. Amenorrhoea. diAtiorrliagia, • Dyimen. ,
norrhoea. and bteeility or BirreIIIMIS, are treat , . ~
etwiDi the - treatitat inceells*. - t ea
ate self-evidentuiat a physician who con •
'ldOttellexeintivelrto the study Of a Ciartalti c ails
of Moues and tents thousands; of: cuss anti
year - must acquire greateriMill in =at sp ecialty
_•than one in general practice. i • '
The Doctor publishes a mediae pamphlet i'of
litty.paires tbat give** tail expositiong st enereal •
and private diseasiol , net can be bsd odlee,
or by mot for two ataints.ln seale d'envelope!,
Avery sentence containslnstniction - to . the sr
diet ed. a
end s otbMi,nae
S c he
- M ,44 det simine the pr
a
el Th n '' u arab o thmint p co p tO n l s sing ten ample
,
rooeshisAentesli,- wtten it, iii • , not coaventent t o .
visit the city. toe" Doctors opinion can be ph
taloa! by Mvingia written statement of the case
and mipik.ines cats be foresedeC by mall Of
r j i
DrOdsi" In lonia' itstadeel.• however. a pet al'
examination is Osolutely neoessarr. , wit' 41 / .
others daily pe not *Mutton , is, reqt , itedc mall
Pie the 160,4011itu RUM t r such patients We re* "
apanmeets Cow. — Ited with the oniCe that km ;pp.
_._ .
' , Hied ~..... ._
LEGAL.
PIRPHANS 9 COURT ; SALE.—
win be offered at Public Sale at- the Court
ouse. in the city of Pittshurg h. a I TT 1 . - SLAY,
the pith day of MAY. A. D. 11309,at 10 o'cl ck
In the forenoon, the Seal itatate of JAM e
BLACK, deceased, viz: All that her ant lot or
piece of ground situate in Collins townsiiip,(n w
S.ti hteenth ward. Pitt-burgh,) bounded by lands
antuel,Sonplx, H. Williams. William temple,
and by a township roma, and containing Sixteen
sexes and one hundred and live perobes,and hay •
Dig thereon e•ccted a large donole Frame Dwel
ling House. Cotisge House. a flue Baru. Stabling
and mat r out batwings, a Ith a grood-Orchard of
Scull trees of all kinds. Grape., &e.. and a Coal
Bank opened on the promisee. %bete are sup
posed to be six or eight acres of coal In said lot.
Terms of sale—One-third in hand. three-elev
enths in one year from the tiotifi mutton of the
sale, with interest Irons the date of confirma
tion, and the balance thirteen thirty-thirds of
the purchase money t, remain a ch ,rge upon the
limo until 'he death of Mrs. Eliza Jane Black,
widow of James Black, deceased, and the inter
est thereof to be pail to her anrually during her
life, shd at her death the prinelpti to be paid to
those legally entitled to the Mtn: -
A. HI LANDS. Trnstee.
BAII4IIEL PALMEIt, Attorney. ;
5p28:118.W.28
N THE COURT OF QUARTER
sEsistoris, in the matter of.tie opening of
rin atreet lrom Bradford -asienuo' to Webster
avenue. No. —of June Sessions, IaGO.
j
Appeal from the report of viewers and approv
al of C'ounclis.
Ana now to wit, May ex a m.be Court ap
point W. W. Thomson iher.io take the tes
timony and report the facts to this Court, with a
decree embodying his opinion as us whether the
proeeedlori of the Viewers an; Councils approt
al thereof should be modified; correct ed,appreved
or quashed. 'ten days , notice or the time and
place. of meeting to be elven by publ'eatiou Wile
Pittatirgh Lally Gazette and daily Post.
, • BY l'itlC 001111 T.
Parties Inter‘sted are hereby *elided that I
will attend for khg purpose of performing , be
duties of the atxffleappot. tment .4 my office, No.
108 Filth avenue,
clock r ,
and DY,
MAY NIS, 1.869, at *o'clock r. Mi. at such
other times thereafter as may be fixed hy ad
plurnment. W. W. THOMSON,
my 14077 • Nxamtner.
NOTICE.—By. a Deeree of the
Court, made ati Beaver County, Pa.. April
28, 1869, the undersigned was confirmed
Receiver of C.
I
. HALL & CO., . and
it), compliance the e with I will dispose of
Lubricating and fined oils ; land Barrels
of said firm, and ill self at Pliblic gale, on
the premises, In the. orough ofOliiisgow, Heaver
Cbutty, Pa., on the TH OF.JIINE NEXT, at 1
o'clock r. 11., all th property of C. H. Hall &
i
C ~ known as the " ()int Oli Works," consist /
1 goi Leases, Maehl ory, Tanks, Buildingli, &c.
& ~ t , gi.tto.r withal oils tsen remaining unsold.
Terms Cash. And also give notice ti all persons
iridebtod to said firm to make Imm•Ulate payment
to me. . B. BENNETT, Receiver
of C. EL ii&i.i. & co.,
Prrrsnuuou, May 14 1869.- ; apfil-itisr.fi •
A.N TUE .DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED aTATES, tor the Western
strict of Pennsylvania.
In the tn.tter or ItoIIERTDETTT, Bank
rupt, No. 499 In bankruptcy. '
Meeting
la hereby even thatitiecond general
Meeting of the creditom of ROBERT P. GETTY,
Ban( opt, above named, willberkeldAt the °Mee
of JOHN I.7.PURVI =INCE, Esq.,one of thelteg•
Deere In .Bankruptcy in said Ulstrictott his °lnce.
No. 115 Fetters' `treat, (Illy of Allegheny,' Alle
gheny county. Penna., for the netrpose named in
the 01th section of the Bankrupt 'Act - of- March
d, NATUIRDAY,the 719th day of May,
. L. 11189, at 10 o'clock A. Y. of that day.
S. B. W.
Asitilnee in Bankruptcy.
Pittsburgh. May 5, 15139. .myerlD'Ytt&e.
NO 681, JUNE TERN, 1869.
thettilitter aplication'..of the Cen•
tral utual Building and Loan Association of
Allegheny CUT. for APRILr ofsindoroorstien.
And now, to wit, 24th. 1669. In the
Court of Common Pleas, of Allegheny county,
It Is ordered that notice of the ahopianpllcatlon
be Inserted in the Pittsburgh Okzgriz for at
least three weeks. and that the Same will be
wanted at next term of said Court, unless ex
ceptions be tiled In proper time. , •
• • R. tt. - 310R1U561.1, -
ip26:1h12 BolicLor fof Petitioners.
.. .
NoTicE.—whereas, letters tes
. tsmentary to the estate of HENRY B.
I I , lstiliON. late of the eityot Allegheny.
deceased. having been granted to the subscri
bers. ail pens ns indebted to the s •1d estate are
requested tr• Make Immediate hay meet. and those
have g claims or demands against the,estste of
th- saltdecerent will stake -known :the same
without delay to - ' I
I EATHY ANN WILLIAMSON, and
JOB -8. WILLIA3ISON; l
Noxtesitori of Henry .B. Williamson. 43 ceased,
1540 veers! street. Allegheny. 5it9;4211-9
________
01 , 714;/6 OF CITY MaallYikit .O...VD . SUIIV TOY..
Pittaburin..Pebrunry lith. 1660. ._ t •
NOTICE.--Tbe Assessment for
Grading Pay ng and r ashlar tharlotte
street Cr m 4 6th (street to 35th street is now
ready until xm atten, and eau be semi at this
01 es 6 ATUitDAY, Mk t !BM when It
Will he ret tuned to thy City Treasurer's office for
collecohts.
I
my5:172 H. J. MOORE. City Engineer.
. . BEISCELL.A.NEOITO.
BANKRUPTCY PLAYED
—T IS C
$2.00
entitka the bearer, onpreA
to TWO DOLLARS abatement
cash purchase of lous.oo at the .•
cheap clothing house of
S.O.TRAVERMIN,
- ,
ORWINAL BIG NUMBER
SULS Street, !atit3t. C
Nobody beat by this eitabltabinent. .. t fair
dealing to an! Can and be 'cotivin 'ed. An
clothing plainly snacked by printed card ,_
at
- £0 WEST CASH .I*ICLES,-
So that no one mai be deceived. Remember
the ';mmee. :origin/W. big - bomber 11, , 413IXTE
6TREE'r, late Bt.
BZWARE OP COVNTEBP'EII:S pp.titst
S. V ! . TRAVERIRN.
de2s:nr-g
AMERICAN BANK.
NO. 80 , FOURTH AVENUE',
i
PITITSDUREPII.
CASH CAPITAL • • os • • $200.000.
Stockholders individually Liable.
BANK imp Discomfit , Ants i)Epoarr.
I. y,L o o a r ner ,
• • DUMCIOnes
Thos. M. Mia;strall, • JohtM. , litirtlal.
Wm. T. ehannon, Archibald Aliso%
-- Sag. M. Arrott, as, D. Se .y.
tlhas. 8. - . Leeeh,r: , rioYd•-' -
John IPlopd,
This Bank tenon rally
to do a_ general Banking.
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Fa le rs SESTA r 47OPIIUIRIt s , :
vitopmq, vorritich - 'PARTY.4oo.:Bysinss
.. • (alio 'icliGisAvlNG;
molaiedema; slims. ILLUMINATING 'rgo,
" Orders' by mall r.ielve irofspf offellfloll. Band
for samslt s. • • • .
i • 't.oS* - thostn*i kr., rani.
t rits6:l774rfsatr :' ' '
UNION ENTERPRISE
• FOUNDRY,
• .
N. *TORNIO,. :
Mantic ' turer.ot 900XING ffrOVITA ,
Gratal. Fenders, mob.
let sad
IIL
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of iouow'W'ar Carn AO4lkitlo of
idathaddy Catl ; ago, WATBO,3,BIIN
KTS...PITTSBtti. OJI4 ..1iA26:•27W48
tAIIiIIiLILVS ELEILIII.
•i. irkiwe rein= CORM BUAD Leal.
.
saln: LutfrWaymeraversu.
et MuslualtilEther.al4oo va. ,
i l eiti
'I . . 180111VNOW-lit: 31 4 M7, "
:41 0 1 tullistsi rlistowl3 i,,,: ~t , , •,...!'li
:: , !' . wtkole awl nuilliwbrtinin.A. , ,
E i • Itabililtlit s li:.' . - ne4i6Vernna
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4:31.00I-er),
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Hiihest Priccs,
Pll. R. MERTZ, Banker,
Cm.. Wood and Fifth Streets.
m 76
.JAIIIES II BRAM tiO.
Sirt n
Ognecessors oS. JONES 1 CO..)
Coiner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
3E3 ALM'
BurAND.BBLI. ALL BINDS osc
GOVERNMENT , SECURITIES,
- GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
OM NOM' IPA.VOBABLZ WENDS.
or Interest Allowed on Depositor
loaned on Cievanonent Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Ordexecuted- =for the Purchase
and S aleof STOCIBS, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMES', T. - BRADY & CO.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
We will register_cil_kinds of Government
Bonds free of charge. This gives the holder ab
solute security against theft, loss, or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY' Sz - CO
Dealers in Government Bonds,
ccin. POOR= & WOOD STS."
ta7:3:i25
=MEE
Os Pit sll u4 Gagtlt.
The gal market remains firm, with
an upward tendency. Although bonds
are quoted higher In - Ettrope and New
York, the shipments' of a few millions
of bonds are insufficient to -cover , the
deficiency in our experts, and during
the coming month we will be obliged to
ship coin _on a larger wale.: than hereto
fore. -Any attempt to lower the market
by short sales Is vigorously contested by.
those who have - bought gold at 139% to
139%, and by those anxious to cover
their short contracts, whicn are very
large. On the other hand the higher
rates for money
,in England will prevent
a rapid rise to par of any of our govern
ment bonds; and gold above 140 would
reduce the quotations in London.
There is a party now at work whose in
terest It is to run tip gold - for theTurpose
of dePresaing bonds, the-amount on the
market being insufficient to meet the re
quirements of the daily dealings, in con
sequence ,ot.which a : - large ahort inter
etlt is outstanding uncovered.
Government bonds were dull this
morning and opened at a decline of one
hilf per cent, but at the noon board the
market jumped suddenly, to the highest
figure yet realized.
Stookssdid not - decline much to-day,
as was anticipated; and closed strong.
Local stocks for bank shares of the old
issues are firmly held, but have to'be
sold at concessions, as it is the general
belief that smaller dividends will be de
dared for the next half year.
Columbia Oil, which sold at 24/4)22
fora few shares of Eastern holdersi; de
clared a dividend of two per cent. unex
pectedly, and • sells now at above 23 in
small lots, 25 being asked, at which a
limited quantity could be purchased.
The Triumph Company also report a
new - wed- •in . territory whiob was not
much :-thcinght of, but - Indic:Miens are
good and there is reason to believe that
this company will soon range among
the paying instittilions.
Mdney is more, esay.with banksi and
bankers,
but .a large -number of men of
means have lately made it a practice to
loan out their money at ,high rates, and
the tight money market so far has en
.couraged them . to.- such an extent that
they are not ; ashamed to ask far above
the-ttsual- high' one and a quarter per
cent. per month, asked as outside rates
by brokers: . :
BaSiness shoiNs a Mlle more activity
in a small way. . -. • .
Registered .lionds, are, obtafned for
Coupon Bonds and the dillbrence refund
ed, at the well known Banking House of
Ph. R. Mertz, corner of 'Wood street
and Fifth trventie.
Quotations as received -by Ph. Et•
Mertz: Gold, 138%; Sliver, 127; Eighty.
one's, 121%; Five Twenties, 1862; 120;
do 1864, 116; do 1865, 116%; - d0.1&35,
Consols, 118%; . do
.1967, 11834; do pm,
• 118%; Ten Forties, • 109; .. • Ne*. 'York
C entra l ; gm; 'Reading, 9 0ii
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne .:oolea lro
R a il r oad; 165 3 ; Ohio • ift :31Elehod - ppl,
33%;./itichigan Southern , 106 w. Cleve.
land . Pittsburgh, 92%; Chicago•','dc
Rock. Island, 28,0 Chicago 3t . No rth
Western, 9i41; Cliicago.driNorth Western
Preferred, MM. Adams Exliress,OtuW
patty. 4.0%; Mereiialitfi XrnlOWEixprels,
1 40 ram° , 9 33C , Weetern Union
, Telegtspb Compa ny , 4 41‘;'Gregory, - 2;901
quarts' I,Bollimith Parniles,-8,20;
Am. Express, 4 93 )
—.OIOSIOg quotations received by James
T. Brady & . CO. Gold, 138%; ;United
SatesAlies, 1881 120 X; Five,Tvirenties,
1862, 120 do. 1864 /*‘; do. 1860,. nem .
Tc: l -P.OrteN 109;_ /flve•Twentles,i - ' &mu
eryXW;,Tily, 1866.118ki; ' do, - .d0.- 1 1867,
—;do. dc‘ 1868, ..Eleven-Thirtleit,
par len,V Due Compounds, 1,19;' Union
Pacific, Rairoad, par; Central do.. do.,
I PA CY:, Pacifica' 101%. •,
'7
[UT!
i=
3133
oririiitspa and
1M1* 166 .• r prepared
BY 'deity* to the Plttsbersh eaten.:'
NEw Yoi4s. May 14,.1:;
, Money sally at 6®7 per cent. on nail
loans.. fltefllng qtdet at PciA,l3g ow cent..
on tinst , elasisktdlls. , Gold *rah 'firm and'
qui e t, until mess Abe clam 4Um -d ay,
'When if 'and `luddie, and
closed* marked adimneekprlee, opened
at 13 8 8gi; adtanited to 138%,"fe1l 1•5 1884,
and. 'closed 'if 189X(4189V. It. appears
that several pqntip,plt, opt s. who,
were tif : eo44B6'ik'Verilid`kelt shorts at ,
4880188; land!averts tOntrgt"thnldat:
fist: ;ibslb fold till Soave requii4 iant
Isll=l§l-MAP b i lAn' t6 S r i
as strong and • hits
with a good dimsad tor au Wass. •
__bide. ha
J. IL wars mum
El
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE of PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
Famar, May 14, 1869.
'67a were, however. the favorites and
large amounts of ahem were purchased
by German houses on speculative so.
count. Coupons of ' 8 1,1233®124‘;
120 y ,®120y,,; '64, 116@1.16%
116%; new, 118Wgil18%; '67, 1183@1,1 8 %;
'6B, 118g,@®118%; le-40s, 1064Q109g;
Pacifies, /0636@1(16,54.
State bonds lower on North Carolinas;
Tennessee firm; Missouris, 89@e9,i;
Old Tennessees, 68%@.6834; new, ssu®
65%; Old North Carolinas, 60%,@6(1% ;
new, .54,1@55%; Old Virginias, MX; new,
61 1 ,.; @G:i; Louisiana Levees fki, 69;( t , ® 70X.
The Stock market opened firm awl
quiet.. This state of affairs continued
until after the first issue of the stock ex
change, when there was a disposition to
realize, and a decline of %®l per cent.
followed. The active shares were New
York Central, Michigan t3outhern ' Batik
Island, Fort Wayne, St. Paul , Pacific
Mail, Western Union and Mariposa pre
ferred. The market. atter one o'clock
call, was steady but inactive. It subse
quently became firm, and recovered
somewhat frOm the lowest point, finally
closing unsettled, though firm, particu
larly on Pacific Mail. Wabash was an
exception, and were lower on sales by a
leading firm. Indications are that the
Ooverbor will sign both the New York
Central bills,
Express shares lower. A movement
is on foot to consolidate the . Coal Com
panies.
5-30 .Price4 - Camberland,3o3,®33; Wells
.express,333'®B4; American, 40; Adams,
61%®61%; 'United States, 6630487; Mer
chants Union,ls%©l6; Quicksilver, igtr,
@19%; . Canton; 62%@)62%; pacific
MA 959( 1 ®953¢; Western Unicn Tel
egraph, 44%,®44%; Mariposa, 23%@
24; preferred, 0%449 ; New York
Central, 182%®182%; Erie, 303E(4303;;
Hudson, 157®157%; Harlem,l47 ;
Reading, 96%a98_%; Chicago id Al
ton 158 ; Terre Haute, 39 4©40; pre
ferred, 72(4)75; Wabash, 76%(§763;; pre
ferred, 823x,©83; St. Paul, 78%®7835; pre
ferred, 87%487%; Ft. Wayne, 155%
155%; Ohio and. Mississippi, 2.3%®33%;
Michigan Central, 126©128%; Michigan
Southern, 106;6®1065.(4 Illinois Central,
1457 (3146; Pittsburgh, 92,%@92%; Lake
Shore, 106%,@1063,4; Rock Island, 128%
ig)1283,x; Northwestern, 913E®92; do. pre
ferred, 104; Burlington and Quincy, 190;
St. Joseph,- 118; preferred, 117%; Marietta
lat preferred,22.
Mining shares dull.
Copper stocks at Boston: Copper Falls,
8; Franklin. 19; Heels, 75; Hancock, 4;
Quincy, 25.
Receipts of Sub-Treasury, ;2,806,291;
Payments, ;2.598,708. Balance, ;84,580,-
352. Disbursements coin interest,
$477,037.- Clearances at Gold Exchange
Bank / 77 ,0 00 2000. • , •
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICIB qr PlTTEnnThualt GamTs,
• ‘,,:Plito.a.r, May 14, MO.
There is a'moderate degree of activity,
manifested in the general markets.-and
a fair voluine of business in the aggre
gate, but the demand for almost-every
thing is entirely local and prices gener
ally are without quotable change. New
Potatoes and Green Peas are commen
cing to'arrive pretty freely, but they are
still held at exorbitant figures. Straw
berries sold at 600 per box, and Peas at
s7®B per bbl.
APPLES—NearIy exhausted and the
demand is light. We continue to quote
at 11+54@8 per bbl. for fair to•cholcd, and
very few of the latter kind to be had. '
APPLE BUTTER-90@$1 per gallon.
BUTTER—Is coming in freely, and
prices are drooping; we now quote good
to strictly prime at 33 ®38.-
-BEANS—DuII at 13@3,25.
CHEESE—SaIes of new Western Re
serve at 18@20, as to Quality, and"new
New York Goshen at 22@23.
CARBON OIL—Is quoted in a jobbing
wav at 29@30.
CORNMEAL-41.60@1.75 per cwt.
DRIED FRUIT—DuII but unchanged.
Peaches, 14 for qttarters„ and 18 for
halves. Apples, lb©lscts.
EGGS—Steady at 1.7@180.
FEATHERS—A shade firmer, and we
now quote live geese feathers at 80 to the
trade, and the usual advance in a retail
FLOUR—Is qiitiet but Ihteady, with a
lair local demand. Sales of Spring
Wheat brands. in store, at $8,50®7,25,
and Winter Wheat at $7,50@8. Rye
Flour, 57,00. _
GRAlN—Wheat is in steady demand,
at 51,60 for prime Reti and but little offer
ing. !.oata.quiek may be-quoted at 70@
72 on track and 754g)77 for small lots in
store.: Sales from first hands, to arrive,
at 68, buyers furnishing sacks. Ear
Corn is selling in store, at 83@85 for
prime Yellow; Shelled Corn held a 173
@76, :.on, track, as to quality. Rye is
very dull distillers are not buying, and
dealers are only offering §1,36®1,38.
Barley, 51,75 for, prime spring.
I ..l:lAY—Baled is still quoted ,at: 427®28
on wharf for prime, and 529@)30 for
HEMP—Sales at $215.
HOMINY 6,75@6
.per bbl.
.I.9fatt , 03.4-18 quoted at $1,20 for No.
2 1 and $1,50@1,52 for No. 1.
IdISCE-Cleveland %Lime fe quoted at
.$2 50, per bbl, and Ctunnam White) at
• MAPLE MOLASSES- 7 8111es in gallon
juss at 21,50@1,75: • , •
MILL FEED—Sales 2 ears common
coarse middlings, at 11,65.
POTATOES—The receipts are falling
off, and there is now probability that
the market will become stronger. Sales
on - track, in bulk, at 40@45, and in store,
at 50(4)55.
PEAITIITS-,Held at 120. .
PROVISIONS In steady ',demand,
and we can report regular jobbing sales
at 14 for Shoulders; 163.;@18 for Ribbed
,and. Clear Sides;and 19(419M for plain
and canvassed Sugar Cured Phiins. Lard,
19 In tierces and 20In palls. • •
SEEDS—SaIes af Clover Seed at $9;
no Timothy or Mai:egad Irt this, market
worth speaking of.• , i
SALT—MaY be quoted at $1,813@t,135
by the car load, and $1,95©2 for'small
.lotainn store. ~
TALLOW L--11* quo at . 10k@i0M, ibr
Tendered, and dull. ' • •
Dry Goods Market: • •
New YORK, May 14.—Dry goods
market - Continues languid 'and
preked both ibt Cotton' and 'wocil
engoods ; Broadway Unbleached sheet.
Inge are reduced.in price to 125 o; Atlan
tic-Lane 111)im do P. lfic; , W 1.80; Dwight
W 18cr, Indian Orchard 0,18 c; , Lawrence
L L - /2);c; Blassachnsetta J 11%e;
ttc L fine • - 185ic;• Pocasset •P• •Porta.
month PB3o..finffolk •0 113443: 7 Tremont
have advanced to 12 30:Bartlett bleach.
ed muslina have declined to , 153 c; new
Tborndyke; 520 ; •Union , Mills No. 50
cheeks off to 28e, and No; 20 t 0240; Viet&
ry.H glazed cambrics are reduced to 00;
Pepperell brown drille•selt at IfiX • and
.17; American A-• boys common 42)5:
Eagle 88 !nob ticks 21e; York Winch do.
declined from 28 to 2553; Pennon, corset
Leans aret
tol.f3td „krerxrdgeobanice
Denials do wh tb
bkifter-SVliiit; receipt. of.
OK Walks* thg arket is Ara ibr all
Wade.' ittlit — filglier for amber; extra
arbtlearlaterJ242wa. 1 do. INscole. 2
do $1,112%; No. 1 amber 1 1 43; No, ft.
11,28. M.a ello. oats far 1134*e.
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