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0
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, RAHM & CO,
Manufacturers of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES, AND SPRINGS ,
DINUTENNE, L X AND AIINILLTD9
PLAT' BAR, BOUND AND SQUARE IRON.
BAND, _HOOP, MINIM AND TANR /BON.
BOILER PL &TIM AND HPADS,
GUARD IRON,
_BRAG and DROPPER BARS,
IROYLANGLE OUTTICR BARS, CYLINDER
,
TAND PLAT RAM for Coal Roads.
" • 0 :OW R BS,W EDGES A HAUSA 'NV TEETH,
KUNO FLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
VNGs AND MOULDS out to pattern.
• 4. Inn. STEEL SUMMING, A. B.
_
COACH. BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and
CUT NAILS AND SPIRES.
All Goods First Class and Warrantid.
OPPICES•AND NORIO.
iiliteirsith Street and Allegheny River,
and 77 Water Street, Pittsburgh.
sirwriELP STEEL WORKS.
- BINE% NIMIOK & 00
PITTSIMICIEL PA..
liAnufacturers of every description of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
RAmw !WONG%
YLlala eiC 1) PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES, WEIGEL TIRE, ac,, ac t
Wanlifivey 88 Water audit* Fint LOA.
IW, MICR lir, PARKIN.
emus. PARTIXRB:
MAI4:67.TCLALY. p l ay sorr..l.Bs,
motel pAynnot-e. snit.
•
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
!ELLER, BARR & PARKIN,
°Moe, No. 339 Liberty ‘ St„
PITT£93IIB.GII,
DIAMOND
ErTZEL -- WORKS. --
PARK ISIMEM & CO.,
limiiii nren ofandesaiptionsol
El
.
Oleo and Warelionse. THIEtTIXTH, THIRTY
j N YIBBT siti.IBAL.IIJSO/i.L)I3TRIMTIS,
IRON WoMi33.
Ms. ....
Tre.w.z.zownra. Baru
pITTMURGII FORGE
r-
AND IRON C0.,-
KAstrucrtruze oa
Sir Item; • •
Railroad risk liars aad Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Roiled;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
Lotemdtive Frames;
Locomotive FrSms Slowest
SidikHodsi
Takes, Straps;
Piston,Heads;
Steamboat Matta;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Itedo, Wrists;
;Pitman Jaws, Dollars, dite.
Octoe, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA
ELLERSEESEN PROCESS.
The Trustees are now brewed to gra_atlicen
las tor the use of the 3T•rxwiin/LU9E.W"IIIO-
i e The superior quality imparted to good iron,
the great Improvement in inferior iron, mitt!)e
reduced cost.commend It to all mannfacturers of
. arties wishing to Use it can obtain Menses by
. hylitYlnir to,
JAMES P. SPEER.
Ationney for the Trustees,
BOOM 1 and 2, English's Building, 262
Paul* avenue.
jilp_iles interested are Invited' fa visit' the
1...NB1:1t0B2 WORKS, where 2te recess Is
Erwin successful operation. fee:dt7
EVERSON, PRESTON & C 0. ,.
'Yetnityltailla Iron Works.
Warehme, ifos. 166 tale! !LEST
Vix' ! lie
44:4"211514411N1V1UME1
NOVELTY WORKS.
FuTTEIBURGII
'NOVELTY WORKS.
lieskiai* At.
LE1.111113; . 11TICEP. & CO.
iwtiTricittsiis OP
SZYBTONE STAND LEIDOTAIRBA NIC 8 PAT
, ZT) PLATADBAL AND COUDITZE
• , 8011. - ZES.
ham Yaoet ai latv Doa
coB%f r o h u oe i ts ii se:Lat,es.
OOUB OP MST Iviatal it alLikT allL
• Irlitibiughi - -Penials. ' ' .
lanWarn.
/ i ce, / 31 4 1 0E@81
100.000 feet Dry Pine Boards. -
A8.A 0,0041)
000 bet
a Vs , Inch
lee Plant ;
0 0 00 on:mon Plank:
30,000 feet toy 1 and endch ak:
simmo ft. %. Vt. 3 3 inch Yold 3 r:
1.000 feet any ropier aounling: •
10,000 nott Dry Yellow rute Boudal
100,000 feet Hemlock Bcantllng.
303.000 feet .No. 1 Mack napeshim.
glee.
• 30040013N0. 116-Ineh Elbinclak ow e d.
80,000 Ho. 3. T pitch tOdniglin4
30.000 B .
Hew kr Vie, Olen
and Cedar
Posta. and all article' in thenne on band and for
MAI: ALRIA2(DZB PATEII33ONo
Mo. UT Rebecca atreetand esLmeg Preble and
Tentatiiitreeta,'hah.stard;Allegneny. late bor
e:BO of Manchester. awe •
- ..C9441:44 1 P cagat.
04.141!:
DICKSON, STEWART k
.
Having remond their oft* to -
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
MIRO City !lour auto EIZOOND ?LOON.
H I M ear, !Na m ? WI AL tir tilarat a
titit "
lowest Motto, price.
All in =ra i n their
l. °Mee,
1 7: a s ti s dreued
t t:
imetettr.
STONE.
I:IInENT.: COMMON
Machine Stone
DTastli►utO °Mart ,
IMILIRDM AT VALI
dwail' or roam
ma 111011161.
V '
POVNDERSkAOWNWS
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COYPANY.,
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IN - Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY •
AND PIPE WORKS.`
Vorset earroll and MinisUlnas Streets'
(NINTH ' WARD.)
.1Pr1T1E0311711,013, Pb.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Manufacturer of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
FOR GAB AND WATER WORKS.
Ity Pipes are all east Invariably's' Pits, in dry
sand, and is teet, lengths. Also, full assortment
of general _
Wing for Gas and 'Water Works.
I Would also call the attention of Supertntead •
ants of Gas Works to my make of RETORT'S. •
DUQUESNE FORGE.
ELLER,
(loooessor to JOS. P. 'HAIGH & C 0.,)
Hu realities en-extensive with the. leading
Purges in• the East, and is prepared to promptly
and settehetdrily &Roeder* for STEAMBOAT
A NES, PISTON ROD+, LAVERS,
P J ,WRINTS. RAILROAD AXLES.
/AMOR a railaM_togather with every
deserilainner SHAPE WORK. Once and Perste.
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
a ChM •
IrEINSON s REA & CO.,
- thicipesisirs to It l oarirscnr, Jpimi a Itixasza.
WASEMSGTON WORKS,
FOWIDEBS AND NACHINISTS.PITTIBMIN,
Nannikekarera of Boat and Stationary Steam
Ma rl mit E rattar le Maa pr ei TX=
and Ei Boller and Sheet Iron Work.
- 011aa, o. LS, owner Pint and gratbileid
Streets, - •
Arcata the GLl7k.g.D'a PSTINT ,INaltuavß
for Wing Boners. fall:rs2
THOMAS CABLIN & CO., • •
Youth Ward Foundry and Machine Works,
a& DUSKY BT., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA..
ManufkXarers of Steen Engines,. Work,
Pulleys, Shafting, Grist and Saw hi
Gelling SUB and llirachine Castluirs„ Grate Hera,
Weights. Wagon_ Boxes, Le: Build to order and
have on hand Engines of all sizes. msl4:o
CENTRAL FOUNDRY_
AND ROLL WORKS
• 880 Penn Street.
BOLLMAN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
Chll litolls, NW Castings, Roll Lathes, so.
BRASS FOUNDRS
JOHN M. COOPZ:11
JOHN H. COOPER & CO.,
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS ^CASTINGS
MAD/CPEO3iPTLE TO ORDER.
Malenble and Grey irpn Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
THROTTLE, SAFETY AND CHUN WES,
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
rE1,074T - C t oCW.S 9
Brass. Work of every description for
Steam, Water and OIL
111.3DNAOTURERSOP.T. COOPER'S
Improved Balance-Wheel Steam Pump.
Agents for Dreyfus' Patent Ott
• era, the best In the Market.
Ware and Works, .corner Thirteenth end Pike
StFetta.
FILOI7R.
HAL EL . FAMILY Hall.
17/47, ALM:ELL Three Star linen Brand, equal to
FRENCH FAMILY FLOUR.
Tile Tr iesiy oe sent eon when e v e
etall dr
IMAM' MILL aLI Z immure,
Irma. Jam sir iistal t o?'
*furl 00 . 1111117.4PrirD OCIMICIAL:
' LT. WIWI s BEN
Anmaimay. Or" Y. MAR - Lt.i.
AND afir i RrGa
'"7
ANCHOR.-cATT9N mik".
11 ='x'r 3 ; 31 ;nEwin•
Ilisapw*mAllow ma)ruz mbi west
.1 314 *011 AND . •aseivolia
lifnpmsgs AN,Daimmect.
- 7 , 11 11 . .
oRNADIENTAL
_ffAme WOUXEU AND 'Tar UNIX; No
Tlitrdslyessi Braltbasiti, Pittsburg*.
allsonakant ot
`but' G so ainueintsseistexis
Sur /Wu
}sel PrGis .117
will be :five l
i 44sla
UAW' 'and - Oentllosion s pAsir
sests*.insiuusr, tW,
■
tt,M4WqWPfti
7 -.34:ZiCtrIV! f itHirkStat MAT 2U, f
itcor.o*, ao.
HUGH N. BOLE it CO.,
Con Point Alloi and Dthinekietit.,
clizAß THE rourr,)
Engine BuiWeis, Founders and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT =Gums and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all fps.
Weald attention Invited to our new STATION
AY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15 -horrempower. •
TASTLNGkof eve kind madeoorder molar
Pcnindrp, otiTBIRD below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, stiArTmG, PULLEYS,
HANGERS, HOUSE and TOBACB 0 SCRIM arid
LEON TOBAOOO P/EtESSEB, on band and made to
Order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
rr , inting oithe Allegbe3;l River, near thirolut4
I'ITTSBMIGH, PA.
far All orders promptly filled. Tim Irs.
FORT PITT . •
80iWitUUMTANK
' w ® 2l 4 l,
CAIROLL 114 liIii(DER,
R . ANopAOPOIRUBS OP '
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLURD TUBULAR,
FLEIR.BOX AND CYLINDER arum BOIL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANGS,
C: 1 Eyes BREECHING AND Ass Fixes
SETT G PANS, SALT PARR AND CON-
D SEES;
STE PIPES, GABORRTHRS AND IRON
B: GU;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL einFrze
°Mee and Wareh earner Second,
Third. Short and Lllerty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Mr Orders sent to the above address wLII be
promptly attended to. mh7:lBe
WIL HAIINHLLI. & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS /
NOB. Ati, AA, 11411. ND 116 PENN BT.
Having secured a large yird sad flmnielmd It
wan
two
meet ap`proved descripti o ne are pre.
kared to manufacture every of BOIL-
EBB in the beat manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the oountry. Chimneys Br!i . whiag,
Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, LOCelnotk u. Sqßers.
Condensers, Bait Pans, Tanks; 011 Arita.
ton, Battling Fans, Boiler Iron,_Bs,
Pans, and sole manufacturers of Bar• r*it Pat
ent Boilers.
/tegairtag dogs on shortest sotto& - gal
,
JAMES M. RITER,
Noe. WI and 56 Water Blrool,
7 TMISBMIGUIFs rA•s
1111ANIDTACITIMIZ Or
IRON OIL .TANit S,
NETTLING PAN% corm irmat roe.
ZOLLER° MILL STAMM .
AIM EIELZIFT IRON WORN.
JAB= D. 3247811.. .... D. DMZ
JAR E D M. isms & SON,
ILLICTITACTOBIBIS OP
Steam_Bollers, Oil Still& Tank&
SWUM IRON WORK, &O.
61 Penis Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
THE BEST STOVES! •
A. BRADLEY da CO.
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
C 9 Parlor sad Heating Stoves,
40 RE POUND IN TID,C STATE. .
, .
Solo Agents for the celebrated Base Bunting
Orieital .Stows and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke/ B est in the World for ParlomOiNce. Store or
Clinreh. rre needs ao rekindling—burns all win , .
tet. Do nosh ly nntll you see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STRKET. •
Our Agents for Orientals—Dß n1111.41t BROS..
Smithfield Bt.; OEO. HUM /afar. Allegheny-City.
HURTS & CO.,
IItIIITIFACTOILLItB 01P MIXT TAMMY OP
eg ir l l COlinaggy
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
" THE _Mad YOHNACE,"
- IVA Wasatiso Bunauras.
THE
PORTAZ
IZA Z % It 247'1f COLUMBIA i3I 1 . 4"0%
fifth clit3T MAN Thi nl
REP LECTOILATES,ftee Irpja awl tut;
GRATZ rawm, D
206 and 206 Liberty street,
eas:yry • prinititrasa. PA.
COOSL STOVE&
CET. THE BEST.
BIMELL C 0. 11 8
TRIUMPH,
soli BlT'ultrixo US COAL.
Iforraated to Cook, Bake or Boast as
tall
malty other Store hribe Odom.
& 00.,
No. SiBs Liberty Streik.
Mao on land and for mils.
liA3l9l6BlENtert&lrlintai,
DINEt AND SOONREIR,
WICE,
DYER AND SCOURER.
No. Et BT. MAILER
And Rau, up aid 157 TIM Street,
PITZ3BIMAIH.
ARCiirmg , TS.
•
RAM & MOSER, -
B ABA
, AstAmpriacr4ll%, •
FS = X O M I H. AMIXIOLMO . Itillttaiet
NO•Wethillakekleitallea l gVitisb i ni t e . 1 1;
ISPOder;etteallea Etna le the detliabsg_..--T
litlieleyeAterienllZAtomm , lllllll 7.Met
MIT sPIIT BANKIN6 COMPAIL
No. 169 Wood Street;
CAPITAL ' , : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
MAVENS IN \
GOVERNMENT SEOUIMES
AND COLD.
INTE n iEST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS ,
co tlOll made on all accessible points in
tie United Rates and Oasidas.
D. Bnirtnu DIEIC Jo. _
el% Jno. . .
Junes 6°1'4014 ROL U. Rog,
D. Wallace . Andrew Miller
Z. /swots, • James M.
wri..weei.viartatataares's•
D. LEET
MON. Cashier.
HAB.T, CAUGHEI & co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streeds l ,
asuocuson TO HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
'DALLIES II
ExChange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the %Umfrage
and sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Might Drafts on London. ;
anao •
N noutrEs & SONS,
iBIUS..itt2I37.=ELEI,
57 Market Street.
lIIII=
thiMrmade on all the principal points of
d Metes and CanaAlaa.
Steeks,Bonds . and other Securities
DOVONT A.ND BOLD OR OOKICOSBION.
Particular attestion paid to the purchase and
male of
United States Securities.
"WOW
JAY COOKE &
CO., lEttstai.lx.ers,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
STOCKS and BONDS of all descriptions
I?oustit and Sold. .
Speciel attentldn given to the purehnee and eale
Of Cioverntnent Neenrltlee. mli3o
OILS
WARING kND XING,
0011.911*011 Iferehants and Brokers la
Petroleum and Its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
14111.A.DE IRMA A DDIUNIS,
Room: 17, Chamber of Commerce,
133 80IITH SECOVD tiTHEET
&pus.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TWEDDLE,
• MANEfrACTUREit Or
Lubricating & ugh Test Burning Oils.
•
•
Relives Railroad Azle Oil.
Stands great heat without change; remain*
limpid at lowest temperature*. for
tropical climates or hot weather.
lLooolootivo,liaglao, Maehhie Shop,
;Wilt cpcdorave.
and glazildg mum oils,
• A *pied tor high speed.
- _ - .
1
'Spindle OH, — Wool ffead•lLlght Oil,
,
011 Tanners' Sti ff- !denude, .
ingdWinisainp,Oilt 01ktiollete.
Karnes& 011 , parrasaue.
ARMOR VARNISH to preserve Bright Iron
Wort and Machinery from Rust.
~These , products are Manufactured under Dr.
Tweddielspatent by Superheated Steam In. Vac
ono. The . Lubricating MA are alniost odorless,
perfectly pure aldform, and melt! ligh t dol.
ored, stand a high Seroperatere en d..and
remain Ilatiattdanng extreme colC Theßailroad
Oils are !unequaled; and are In constant iie -on
ninny of the -principal Rallroads. Hamel can
be examined and orders tea at &IdWOOD
STREET, "Works at.-Sharpsburg Bridge.
Thovlntattikirs;
commmoN MERCHANTS,
AND NZALzats
Petroleum and Its Products,
eons PIM
(Ina4aaoe Wlles—At t rELS id BUILD trwta .ING.
. ei /Raid/BIM' 0110 e—INT WALNUT BT.
ntWRI
DUlkelin WO/OPI.
N',, - . M. - 40 : NC -& CO..
0 111 9% DALULL
' niquesne way. maul*, pa.
PIANOS. ORGANS, &O.
.13ITAT T HE
her'sscLomae Gold liedal Piano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The 130HORLOICZE ?LIMO oomblnes -an the
latest valemble improvements known in the Con
struction of a first class lap - gmment. and has al
ways been awarded th e Ma beet premium oz. 41Intool. 111 tone 15 Mt, 10110701113 And ret. Tie
workmanship, for durability and Deall . imam
all Others, ' Trice. froln 1150/ to MO,: Moneta'
to "Masud' finish.) oheaser. than au ' other so.
- coo grlgas i rlatim
.2_l,
l ieu , .
~.... 1¢ OTTA.ig ii •
.etindat it tne , head- of MI reetittistruments, is
producing the Mixt pertbet gige:g minty of tons
orl i kw u pstriF i r r ri the unlink,. tator.
IL le ,oo Ds In ,00natnausn, anl
sot a e wet on of o er.
. 4 Nl , 2w 2113r4 s a i t ygX t EW . •
."4" I I •
fflbrilleitifia
-Vt . : 2 " •
* 1) -- . -11 t •
'•
4 ilitidillatilliati
3,1119. akin MINIM
~„~~..
84.
I
r,
--; i C.A.COLA"), • '
SIL,s R AND COUPONS
p,
Relight at Highest Pricca.
•' i ,
PII.I R. ' MERTZ, Banker
,
Coi. Wood and Fifth Streets.
my 6 1
JAll;s T, BILOY & Co.,
r /
(3nocessora 08. JONES is C 0..)
Coritei Fourth and Wood St's.
•
323 A. INT lE. 3E 7 L.' IS,
Bu r AND BELL ALL HINDS Olr
GOYFNEW 13 , ECT.TII,, ITIE.S,
lir inl
Ali, \
;‘,
' Itnney lined on Government Bondi al
lowest=not ates.
Order.ated foe the PnreLate
and gale STOCKS, BONDS and
lAMBS T. BRADY & CO.
GOORN.
- We will regtatr all kinds of Goireinsweet
Bonds free oft
chs ge. This gives the holder ab
solute security galtust theft,loas, or destruction.
JAMES . BRADY Sr' CO.,
1
Dealeis. in Government Bonds,
COIL Ottani .& WOOD STS.
my130'45
•
R. PA.
r,i J evigl: burglT fakttlt.
=
01 1 7108 o 1
'WED
r: GI:441;01de
day at.' 141
•
142% i, from • , ch it jumped to 142% and
143%,, marks 1 appearing rather strong.
Speculators : e making every Wert pm.
.
slblatoAdva co quotations, not so much
for tho gol market itself, as fbr their
opratiOns i stocks and, bonds. it is
ge rally be eyed that the '
advanced
pride
of gold 111 enable bankers here to
sbi mere rids to Europe, and also
tha Eur opean capitalists are more die.
posed tbay bonds when they can buy
them beow p , thus giving them eight
per cent.- fort eir investment. A further
causefor the firmness of the gold mar
ket • 'to be looked for in the disposition
of c er tain parties to drag this Grovern
went' into a war with Spain, or the Com
i
bine western ! European powers, for the
viola ion of the neutrality laws. ~
Go ernment bonds had once touched
120% fe...r IS'a, but are now dull and
offered at 119; . It is really a mystery
GO vern n
ho t credit can improve on
i t,
itsbonds and depreciated in its forced
cir ulation. e purchase of bonds is
on y a temporary improvement of Gov
er. . merit credit in the eyes ofthe foreign
ca.itailists, whilst we thus stave off
sp.cie shipments to Europe,, which must
ce ..inly soon: commence should. Gov
er . ment bonds advance any further,
as bonds would be scarce: for, ship.
me .t. Any reaction would no 'doubt
br , g out large blocks of bonds, for fear
of : decline ' that are now firmly held.
Thi would - be a stimulus to trade, as it
wo . Id compel New York banks to carry
bon. a largely and distribute money all
over the'west.' • -
8 • cka,,,, which were dull and lower
vest • rdayi, talks sudden jump, and the
gen: al! rise was from one to two per
cent . , - -
r i ,
Money easy. Business improning.
Quotations as received oy Ph. R.
Me z: Gold, 143 X; , Biker ; _133; Eighty
one' 14X; Five Twenties, 1862, 122.;
'do 864; :117% . ; do 1865, 1/8X; ,d 0.18135,
Cons,'; 11930 do 1887, 120; do 1868,
119 1 ; Ten Forties, 109% t New York
Central,;.B3X; Erie, -; Reading, 96%;
Re f
Pittsb b, - Fort Wayne & Chicago
, - 53%; • Ohio & : Mhdasippi,
33X; Michigan Southern, 106 X; Cleve
land , ;(It. Pittsbnrgb; 0 11Nt Chicago &
Roc Island, 25%; Chicago dr. North
Western, 90X; Chicago :V North Western
PreipTifid, - ltri; Adams Express Com
pan , 61U; Merchants Union Express,
15; Pacific Mail. 92X; Western Union
Eun i x
Tel
Telegraph Company, , 13Xt Gregory, 2,80
Q tz Hill . 1,30; Smith & Parrolee, 3,15;
Am. Press, 441.
°sing quotations received by James
T. rady & Co. Gold, 143 X; United
Sates Sixes, 1881, 122 X; Five: Twenties,
1862, 122 X; ,do. 1884 117 g; do. isqs, 1181 ;
Teti-Forties, 1093;; FlveMwenties, Janu
aiY and July, 1865..119X; do. do. - 1867,
120; do. do 1868, 110%; S even - Thirties,
Patlaus•J‘; ' Dne Comporidii, 119; Union
Pacific R ai lroad, par; Central do. do.,
163; Cy. faciflcs, 101%..
UV Telegraph to the Pittabuzzki Gazette.)
• • ' NZW-Yonit May 10 1889.
Wall street' hes been greatly excited all
day;' under• a - bullian @peculation- and
.. _ , .
higherin all the. departments.
prices
This occasioned a more active_ money
market, but the demand was promptly
, _
met at B®7 r cent., the former onflov
ernmentibo 0. .. Dhiootints -were easy at
7®9 per Cent. 'Sterling quiet at 14(@)9X
I I
percent.. ;G o&excited, active and buoy
.imb. !Rumors , of of, 13481)1ZU011ti and
the intended :,retiognitins. of tie Cuban
insurgenistad some effect early in the
'day; btifthesfeelink hadknieted.'' When
• tIA, maile:bY. 4110 '4u4thAka.ciagie to band,
the , general , tone ,of Ake , English
'pFees, relative 'to' Ame rican securities
again started en upwa rdmovement, and
the wildest exciteme nt Was witnessed
A: 'flnantial article of the 'Times, was
partionlarly commented on and reported
semi-off*l "'Which in sulaitance says
Bank, -the lanof i England directors are deter-
mined. to aheek, speculation _ and Inflation
in ittrierleantsectirities,•aven if the tank
.has tu put .up t0,.10 .per cent. Rumors
were , current ,of lower ..quotations for
bonds at London. /The price opened at
42, 'tell toi 41,5, 'advanced to ex!, and
closed at 43%, 'the exiiitemet having sub
sided somewhat: Tho carrying' -retell
were 7®B per cent. pl9arancles, 44,-
soo,ooo. 1, I Ci-t.,ii
Governments were active . and:olc..—...
during the day. The - I_,Momitisi.'prices
were X®N‘ higherthan evening, but
the advance caused: berueteldilitng and
prices fell r e •liitir
led to 4,l44ll,j'eclosing
0.40
steady i lanes . sz-• TheoM t ire ar .
dais 114 ld
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KILTER AND COUPON%
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OWE JAVORABLZ T3BMS.
t Atllowed (ni DePodts.
ENT BONDS!
ICE AND TRADE.
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• • ROM GiESTIA
/MAY. May 19, - 18801 • $
Ipoked dull early in the
advanced - gridually to
awards were made as follows: Flerit
Hatch 150,000 reg. '64's at 116 75.100;
$150,000 reg. '66's at 116 78.100. and $704.
000 coupons '67's at 116 88-100. Turner
Bros 00,000 reg. '64's at 116 87-100. w.
Clark & Co., of Philadelphia $460,000
reg. '62's at 116 74-100.
Closing quotations: Coupons of 'Bl,
122y,@)123; do. '62, 122 3 ©122%; do. '64,
117x@11734; do. '65, 118,6101118 X; do,
new,
L20(4120%; do. '67, 120(§120%; do.
'6B, 120@l20%; 10.40'5, 109,;(6110; Pa
cifica, 107:34®107%. State bonds aredull
and heavy. Missouris. 88%@8834: old
Tennessees, 67@68y,; new do., 65X®05, 1 6;
old North Carolinas, 5934; new, do.. 55;
old Virginias, 57%@5.3; new do., 62X g;63;
LOusiana Levees, 69;41563M.
The stock market was fire. during the
morning, and -in some cases higher
priceawere made, but there were notipe
cial features. In the afternoon the market
became buoyant and decidedly higher
on Vanderbilt, under the report that
the Governor had signed New cork Cep
tral bills. tlossip also. said that Cleve
land and Pittsburgh - had" divided 50
per cent., Fort Wayne 1 Otgi7o-, per cent.,
- Chicago and Alton 80®100 Percept., New.
York Central 20 per cent., ,and Hudson
River 60 per gent. scrip dividends. The
Pacific mail directors have declared a
qtiarterly dividend at 3 per cent., paya
ble June Ist.
5-30 Prices-Cumberland, 31; Wells
Express, 343 / 4 6)34%; American, 40 3 / 4
@401 , 4; Adams, 83 34@63 3 / 4 ; United States,
45%®1361/.; Merchants Union, 15%®16;
19 3 / 4 @2ox; Canton, 02 1 /.0
02 3 / 4 ; Nellie Mail, 94 3 / 4 @95; Hartford
Brie,, 23; Mallpsa, 23 3 / 4 @)24; do.
preferred, 48 3 / 4 @49 3 / 4 ; Western Union
Telegraph, - 43 3 / 4 ®44 ; New - YOrk
Cen
tral. 188©1841U; Erie, 2 9 3 / 4 ©29 3 / 4 : 'do.
preferred, 51 3 / 4 @52 ; Hudson, : 1571,0 a
158; Harlem, 14F.X©148 3 / 4 ; dd. pre
ferred, 145(4150; Reading, 97 3 / 4 ; Terre
Haute, 391204; do. preferred, 70@73; Wa.
bash, 76V,076 3 / 4 ; pref., 80@82; St. Pahl.
7X@77 3 / 4 ; preferred, 87 3 / 4 ; Ft. Wayne,
154 3 / 4 @15434; Ohio and Mississippi, 30 3 / 4
®30 3 / 4 ; Michigan Central, 127; Michigan
Southern, 107©107 3 / 4 ; Illinois Central,
146 3 / 4 ®140 3 / 4 ; Rock Island, 126 1 ,,(2)1213;
Northwestern, 91 3 / 4 @fily; do preferred,
103;i0103 3 / 4 ; C. Q. and 1. 8 C., 45; Ohio and
Misiieippi preferred, 79 3 / 4 ; St. Joseph,
117. During *the afternoon New York
touched 187%. The advance .on/=Ohio
and Mississippi is due to the reported
settlement of the difference between the
" Atlantic and Great Western and Cinein
mitti; Hamilton arid Dayton railroads.
Mining shares dull. Gregory, . 300;
Smith'& Farml ee: '320.
Coppers at.. Boston—Copper Falls, 81,;
Franklin, 10; Hecht, 75; Haneock, 4;
Quincy,:2Er. . L
• Receipts at Sub• Treasury, $646,446;
payment5,.8565,023; balance, $64,957,659;
disbursements of coin interest," .188,978.
PITTSBURGH 1111ABIQM,
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAzgmc,„
WEDimsDAT, May 19.;.1869. '
Business generally is dull,-not near u
active as it was:a week." ago, and the
markets in e general way are, devOld'Of
that life and Imoyancy which usually
prevails at this season of the year. 'The
demand for almost everything has fallen
off considerably__ within the past ten
days, and-while ttiere are no 'important
ekangea in prices, the tendency gener
ally is downward.
APPLES—AImost out of season, and
the supply is nearly,exhausted.
APPLE •BUTi'Eß—Sales at I®sl,lo.
BUTTER—Is in good supply and dull,
and prime to choice Roll cannot be quo
ted above 28®30.
BEANS—DuII at $2;26®2,b0..`
CHEESE—SaIes of new Western Re
serve-at 113@20e.
way CARBON - OIL—Is quoted in a Jobbing
y at 29@30.
CORNMEA.L—SI,SO©I.7S per owt.
DRIED FRUIT—DuII but unchanged.
Peaches, 14 for quarters, -and 18 for
for halves. Apples scarce and in de
mand. with sales at 13®15.
EGGS—DWI but uncnanged, at 16017.
'FEATHERS—Quoted at 10 ctsi to the
tride, and t h e
. ustud advance:,for small
lotain store:
FLOUR The both by rail and
river continuellberal, and the market is
well stocked; It is mainly in the hands
of regular dealers.. We continue to
quote Spring Wheat brands at 16,50@
7,25, and Winter Wheat at r,50@8. Rye
Flour dull at 16,75@7.
GRAlN—There islittle or nothing do
ing in Wheat in this market, and in the
absence of sales; prime Red is quoted at
/1,50. Oats dull with sales to arrive at
68, buyers furnishing , sackerip on *rank,
and 75 for small lots in store., Rye . is
very dull-and lower; we now quote at
111,30®1,35, with a small sale :reported at
;1,80. Ear Corn is still quoted at 80, on
wharf, for prime Yellow and 85@90 in
store; Shelled is nominal at 73@78, as to
quality. , Barley;—prime Spring ;1,75.
HAY—Baled continues -very dull, and
prime Is offering freely'at .00026, 011
wharf., -• ' . ,
RUSRS—SaIea at 3%.
HEMP—Sales,at $215.-
HOMINY—SS,7S@6 per bbl.
LARD OIL—Is quoted at $1,20 for No.
and11,60®1,62 tbr No. l l.
I , IKE- , Clevebuid• Lime, lequoted at
$2 50, .per bbl, and Common White at
POTATOES—Market steady and re
ceipts comparatively light; sales, in
store, at 5560 per bushel. • -
'PEA'NIetTS-=.l9(eld afl2o,
PROVISIONS Steady with regular
jobbing aales at 111,V, ibr Shoulders; .18g
for - Rlbbed;' and' 17% for Clear ` Sides;
Plain,- ; Hams, • 1734; Canvassed '- Sugar
Bred ms 19X©20. Lard, 19 in tierces
aRA - rowo in half b is kegs, and pails.
:Pltdn atyafier2o3o !missed do. Si®
giu. Mesa Pork 1 32 08 2 36. - • -
ATRAAV—Ini de inind at s2o(gi23-
SEEDS--Saleil of Clover, Seed ,at 19;
to r TtmoPY Or ',FILTSeed In this market.
worth speaking of.
EletlAL4May - ;be quoted at $1,E3611,85
'betlfe. ear load, and •1,95@2 for small
lots in store:_ . • -‘• •
TALLIY3W—Ie quoted at 10 10%; for
randeo,j, and &air ' • • •
Live Stoc!K arket.
143sw-Yontr,'-tlaar 19.-64:tattle are
preying,. with,_recelPts.,.of I•LIP h ead- to_ olio 240 i bead held. • low Monday.
To-day they have . all been gold and
!prim are Mc better! Xttf,robaay.
The range is for still fed Oant.da
.'balls toB3io (be PezumlvahlA9l4oehd
Illinois. In 'Corn fed cattle the q t r l l l y
was generally uniform ot4-3:cptty
moat of the tales were tit from I 18c;
a drove of 70 fat, 8 cwt., OhloArtmle
brought 163ic; a drove of 200‘-Illinnis i
cattle, '7g cwt., brought ,110(§)1642;
97; beak 73; cwt, fine top; - brought
15424834 c. rtilteep would 08 , very
wince, but .;for_ later'; held over.. ibr
severadays. A single car load arrived
t041ay..1•-TheV tire in ;fairldetnankand
the market - beetust cleared up at old
rates. -Two care s eared Ohio, 77 FOunds
oast, brought' (Us: - Two cars, %pounds
each, brosgh t3Nc;ort_s deck mitre. 88
'pciunds each, at '7%. Hogs tire corning
fprwArd %fr eely. 41 care, or 4,80 bead
tarrived to-day.. They are- very 'Arta at
10(01014 for ltve and 1234„..f0r dressed.
Bales efi live: lwod. w,ra, Illinois; 2 21e
Finds each, at 19,40; two , cars Ohio,
poutiftet ,103‘,;and.a.:par thr',Ohto,
pounds, at 110,80 per,cwt..
Br. LounCll6lailiC46acai
Cattle quiet at 46)750 groan. Hogs
Iteagr" 6 :0 9 3‘ 1 4.q. 4 04111 4.Kank5).‘074
veheavy: