.r #.
STEEL WORKS_
DUQUESNE WORKS.
MUM, RAHM & CON,
'Manufacturers of
IRON, "NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
AS*, L X AND JIINIATA I ,
DOITNTY AND SQUIRE I1l)N.
ROOP,SEIEE'I: AND •LA.NK IRON.
- IL PLaTAS AND DYADS,
- 11113.ARD ITION,DRAti and DItOrPEE SAES
%,
TLANWst C UTTER SAES, CIIANDE I,
PLAT RAIL, for Coal Roads.
A RQWypB!'RS,WEDftI S B HARK* tvg_T.FAVI ,
etIIPRI.I4O I47 PLOW AND CULTIAATFteo.
Hit Tlagt,AMEfusifiA.FTlNOl,) A r 13:
EL.
IA.CH. • SOGGY and 'WAGON SPRIN,OS* and
MILES.
CUT NAILS AND SPIKES. ,
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS.
'Sixteenth Street and Allegheny River,
and 11 Water S eeeee ' Pittsburgh ,
Inns
sniamELD STEEL WORKS.
• SIITGER HECK. & CO.,
PITTSBURGII PA..
bfanufneturers of every deserlptlon of
UST AND GERMAN STEEL
ILW 81 - 2INGS,
I ELLI. AND PLATFORM. SPBENGS,
,-
AXLES, IST.E.EL TIRE, /Lc, AO
**rehouse, 88 Water andl.oB First Bth.
AARLLER, BARR & ITARRIN.
~LIA.
• • _ • eitimm rArrnonot: _
"Wg. MISTUALY, I gEtIBEN MlLLau t
ego. W. %LIM 1 CHAS. PARKIN.
!Brims. PeaTrizE - 13. It. KIRe.
' 1 CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
lIILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
• Oftlee,'No,' 339 Liberty St,
PLTTSIII72IGH; PA.
ft14:(148
BLACK DILLIIIOND
STEEL WORKS.
pLitiC, BROTHER & CO.,
minntiatiliers of aU descriptions at
- SEIPTUMn-s..
Wee sitd warehouse, THTlrrlyni, THIBTY•
and RAILSOLD STRMS,
' PITTPRVIIGH.
IRON WORKS.
&A. Timm, rreet..... W. Forria. Supt.
FITTSISUBGII FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
)LANII7AOMUUitB 07
Mar Iron;
,Raliroad Fisk Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles Hamn?eredl
Locomotive Frame=
; Loetimotive Prams Shapes;
Side Rodin
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Remits
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
pitman Jaws, Collars, dte.
Offloe, No.' 177 PENN STREET,
FiTTOBTIMMII. PA
SLLERSIM SEN PROCESS,
Tbe Trustees are now arepared to grant Item-'
sea for the use of the II LLERSHAIIIOLN PILO-
4:11t88:
The superior qualit9 imparted to good Iron.
the great improvement in inferior iron. end the
=educed cost.comxnend it to ah manufacturers of
Partite etsidag to use it can obtain licenses by
lIVNYIES to.
JAMES P.
ey SPEER.
• Attorn for the Tralite es,
BOMB 1 and il, - English's Building, fle}i
!eolith avenue.
.E.er ties Isdensted are Invited visit the
INHEIENBEEGEIt 'WORKS, vrhere.the rooess li
Morin secoessiul operation. leS:dir
vEusoN, reEsTox. b.. co.,
- Pennsylvania Iron. Works.
•..• •
. Not. 466 andl6l -FIRST
WHUIST, mog ite Mosonsaaela Tionse,_
stall:de PITTSBURGH
NOVELTY WORKS.
•
41.
NOVELTY, WORKS.
Founded A. D.nu.
ADAMS. MIME az
Co.
KalstrrA.cruarse 03‘
Z.Y S D T IZ ON EPLANDD Asp u
ury aAT
./enas Faced Patent. Door. Looks and LateAes.
Paint and Coffee Dills, &c.
4011Tr8 prasr AvEltrt a OILLIT BIS
PlitabilirXh• Penn's.
•
WINES. LIQUORS, &O.
SC MI FRIDA,T,
7 11P42 1 .r.: E
WINES, &C,,
t'7E - 4,5,313A.LE 1 : 1 8Li.,..F.R. 2 4' Tap.
pußr. RYE WHISKIES,
409 PEig."ff
Drive l ak*OT,d to
• . i .; .
110 e. t.7S4S ANT) 356 PENN,
Ce . r. Elovqnth St,, ;form , z,rly Canal.)
TegEgir., FrSear „
fires., 155, ra, 103 and Vas;
SPEZT, rr2v..BUEOE,
•05.11.1.1iVri.c2=NUL cr.
(*Wet: .91stIlled , .rans Rye niekey.
Also, dt4t.l.rs In 31011..M.abi r WINES and LI.
ke. • c" • • —741125•114.-
-frf - Ja.3TFA
TuramgeCgtillacogr-M444'14-,,..4-41tuate .o.ixte,
QINGEILLY&CLOIS, Succeszon
14,2 to aro. S. Boutrazixtur a v 0.41..,,, r.l
-Oa
Wlli MOO* --ateatiumiti
Wrre 44 f" th'ultykae
oo • b.., oircoiaro, ow _ar_,
portraits vow.. tserttioates of De.
Ijtvitadostaigrio. gag Nol. 14 itn4 14
• /11081, Pit ogi
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FOrNDIBRS, MACHINISTS
IMP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COYPANI.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
prrisBURGH, PA.
OrEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinely, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Smallskanntreete,
(NINTH WARD,)
errICSIVILTIZGVEI,
WILLIAM SMITH
Dlanufaeturou of
CAST IRON nowl. PIPE
FOR OAS AND WATER. WORKS.
My Pines are all cast invarlablyln Plts, in drY
sand, and IA feet lengths. Also, full assortment
of general
Castings for Bas and Water Works.
eihnraliMegstultitgloen.olnttgate.nd.
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAM MILLER,
(Successor-to JOS. F. 11.A1Ult & C 0.,)
Has facilities co•extensive with the leading
Forge" in the East, and la prepared to prompUr
and satisilictortlz MI all ordva for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANES, PISTON ROD. ,_LAVERS,
PITMAN .TAMS. WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVK FRAMES, together with every
description of SHAPE Wi:MK. Oince and Forge,
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
a.14:540,
RORIMSON, REA
S looeuors to soanteotr, Xim is Kuzma,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND RACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Mannfacrurers of Boat and Stationary Stearn En
gines. Blast 'Engines UM biactineri, Searing,
Sheltie— g, Castings
and Sh e et
Oil Tangs
and Stills ,
_Boller and Sheet Iron Work.
Mice, No. I*, corner First and Smithfield
a
fo An dtisn f g o B G o I IFerA ID'S PATENT LNjT aLiOl aR
THOMAS CAMLIN & CO"
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works,
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.,
Xantifactnrers of Steam Engines, Oil Presses
Pulleys Shatting t Orist and yaw Mill Work
Bolling 'Mill and achine Castings. Grate Bars
Weights. Wagon Bores, &c. Build to order an.
have on hand Engines of all sites. trivicoS
crwritAx. FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn street.
BOLLMA.N, BQYD 4fe BAGALEY.
ChM Rolls, XIII Castings. Roll Lathes, dc.
BRASS FOIINDRS
JOIIN X. COOPER MINIM BUM
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.,
Bell and Brass Founder&
BRASS CASTINGS
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
italeable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
THROTTLE, SAFETY AND CHECK VALVES,
ALL GLOBE tiArrErui.
COCKS,
Brass Work
m, of
Water emery description for
Stea and 011.
IdAIiIIPAOTIIRILRS OP J. M. COOPER'S
'PIPPO BaiPM - Y lll6l Steam, Pomp.
Agents for Dreyfus' Patent Oil
ers, the best in thelfarket.
Office and Works, corner Thateentb and Pike
Streets. std.
nal, MILL FAMILY FLOUR,
pi:llkm. MI Tbred gar fir4en Brand, equal tc
FAMLIF FLOUR.
This Flour 'Mil only fn. cent out wbea e eve
(dolor ordered.
1. E.E.sm elLt11: MX-AAA,
r • • • tNrzt Et. Loa's.
IPELLILL TPLED 15ich.1 , 4114 -
• - itquhi 1411e:401110 Pio=
-WHITE CORN ITA)L'I!' .CICHN )SEAL,
E., T. Jr.tRY,M)T. wT BEN
• Aliegteusr, Watt,e,lBBB. Pr.A.nz.z7l , T , .
• •
SHETIN C-S' 'AN D 'BATTING.
V.l" OLLIE 8, BOW. - 4, CO.,
- &'M '.. 1 :4•0!, , 1 • .0..)T.7:(0tt!''g.1.2,1.t.43..:
•
of 31.14tV
•Llita3Cori- 1,17,1; NottibiOLlTV
TArirtrams &ut=,)3A,4=nra,
BIR AND P.EItiIUMEaY•
- -
:PECK, OnNAIMENTAL
JULIE WOIIKEII. Ala) PE.ttiftiMEll,.'No.
SP.TLIni street, =nap Smithfield, Pitteburgh.
AlnaVeen hand. ei , Xonerar aesoMment, et /.2.•
terr ,_.,crief3, jjtkj.Ds,, CUPO_ 4 I . _
I '. WO. 2 r 0 D 1 : 213 ;f • EgALIVI
Lne,olZl.Fz, ArA. goo .Krica in cash
Ifurln' no inset trl RAW.,
.1.40.1.00." and , t.,41111. I =o,o;nrf 11,f4 _dons
• in thaAqii4fifit Tdarineri,,f , , of
.
Mr""llteimurrt law
.1 GINUR aid 801161i0f at
ZEAL bTMEXT,
leas and Foreign Plltelliis Be. (19 MD.
Alle~
i l e" . " 104 4611111"Illeal 141
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d^'~K` ..
ftEsDAY. MAN 25, -186 a
IBM
HUN M. BOLE & CO.,
Engine Builders, Founders and
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES of all aims.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horeerpowerc
CASTINGS of every kind, 'made to order &tour
Foundry, on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS,HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
FLOUR.
MOINES, BOILER%
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(N=AB THY POINT,)
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
PITTEBTIBGH, Pi.
Air AU order' promptly tilled. TAT rm.
F ORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
11A2417TACTUlti8S OF
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUED TUBULAR.
FIRE-BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, 'BALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, BABOKETEBII AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL BRUTES
01!leased Warehouse. corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
•
Mr Orders sent to the above address will be
Dromptly attended to. milh7:l9l
W. BARNHILL'. &
B,
OILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
RCS. so, ss, A.ND $6 PENN yr.
Raving secured a large yard and furnished It
with the most approved machinery we are pre-
Dared to manufacture every description of BOIL
RIO in the best manner. and warranted equal to
any Made la the country. Oilmen, Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans. Tsars, 011 Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans. Boiler fron._Brleill Baler
Pans, and sole manufacturers of Barn=li Pat
ent Boilers..
Repairing done on shortest notice. 1a5:c21
JADIEII M. BITER,
Nos. 65 and 66 Water Street,
PITISIMBEIN, PA« -
111141.3117ALT0X11 01
IRON OIL TANKS ,
wrmuse IFA.N% cerrranzahr PIPE.
ROLLING YILL STACKS, •
And SHEET IRON WOKE. -
For Steamboats.
718/D Y. 8311T88 ..... D. DIM=
JARED u. BRUSH & SON,
ILUfO7•CV:IrIMII I 3 01
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SUEET 810,1 WOBll. 810.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY dr. CO.
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE POUND IN THE STATE.
sole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Oriental Stores and rtirnaCee for Hard Coal or
Coke.B est in the World for Parlor,Office. Store or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—bunts all win
ter. Do notbay mail you see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
Our Agenta-for Orientalfr—DEMXLEß BROS..
Smithfield St.; GEO. ROBLEY. Allegheny City.
ORM, lEUGUI & CO,,
mAiforAcrtnutas OP 1V BT Warn , OP
ismcriumall
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
"THE FIERY FURNACE,"
.n 3 WAnsurra EuiLDrios.
THE mew AvrmitrercooxiNe ert ' vv*:
"REGULATOR." COLUMBIA. COOK STOVE
VAN% (Cincinnati Pattern) POBTAIIIIE
RANGE CAST IRON MANTLES, WELLMAN S
G B A TS F FRONTS, FEN CTOR., ORATES, DERS, ad.
itee from Mil and dust,
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
5e215:y17 ,P171131311R0H, PA.
601 E. STOVES.
CET THE. BEST
RSBIEM4
TRIUMPH,
FOB 81T17211.070 C4l
I:xrer 4 ..4esl to Cook, Bake or Boast as
vltts.l . 9A7 ether Steve in the Unlot,
. _BISSELL
N0...235 Liberty Street.
I!.. , :titnt band and . •
2Al4PlrrtagesliTaiiiah ' '
• WIXOM 1 1 110 TV.,•;IISt•IDEP.. 3 ,
C00,K11.40 RAIMES, Am.
• ..
IWER — AIND SdojUßEiti
ffSoMil
Vairt APth. Wa:;;CAVEZEOL,
ff: , 131 CridLlM ,
;
I..nd Nos. US and IEI 7.'ethrd Streetv
==Z==
ARCIUTECTS:
e,lt • V.V.. • o;11 I.lli
aiALTlCallanUElcTpil t
W . / b.•:11,IJ v, ,t, w .“,,i
•raurApil,usvi i ttOrlrar tanites,
liqu'liikk;aleir lintel, Pntelnsilygy,
ispecua "Stallion (WA to the doelsallig and
belldlas Qt GOMIS WPM and PUNKA
MINCIUM
FORT . PITT BANKING COVPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street,
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
dOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND COLD.
NTEREST ALLOWED ON TIM DEPOSITS,
Conettles§ made on accessible points in
the United States and Cauadas. •
D. Hostetter,
James dordon,
Wallace,
S. IrawcetS,
11 . AIIT, CAUGHEI. & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
• NirrerS33l3lloll,
(1513CCEA86 1 . 8 TO HANNA, HART & CO")
=ALUM IS
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the purchase
sag sale or
. COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight DrOfts on London.
. Romps& SONS,
4- 7
ist..aawzrouxuss,
Collections wade on' all the principal points of
the United lltaterand Canada/.
Stoeka,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COMIDNDON.
Particular attention paid to the purelase and
sale of
United States Securities.
JAY COOKE - & CO.,
• Sistials.ers, -
114 SOUTH THIRD STREEt,
PHILADELPHIA.'
STOCKS and BONDS of all descriptions
bought apd sold.
Special attention given to the purchase and sale
of Government Securities. mho.
TARING AND KING, t
Commission Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleum and its Products,
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
Room 17, Chamber of Commerce,
133 SOUTH. SECOND BTREET.
so° •
ECLIPSE j PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. THIMBLE,
r eam/um - mum or
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Eelipse Mallroad Axle OIL
Stands greit beat without change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special Oil for
tropical climates or hot weather.
Locomoilve, Engine, Machine Shop,
Will cot Screws.
San Mill and Planing Mill Oils,
Adapted !hr high speed.
Spindle on. wooiltlend•Light 011,
Oil. Tanners' Stair.!ltenzele,
lugst Finishing 011...lasoline,
Harness 011. IParraillne.
ARMOR VARNISH, to preserve Brixht Iron
Work and Machinery from Rust.
-These products; are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddle , s
_patent by Superheated Steam in Vac•
ono. The -Lubricating , 0111 are almost odorless,
;perfectly mire, uniform, and mostly light col
. °red. standla high temperature unchanged. and
remain limpid *luring extreme cold. The Railroad
Oils are 'unequalled. and are in constant use on
many of the principal Railroads. Hammes Car
be examined and orders left at 174 WOOL.
BTREILT, • Works at tqlsrpsburg Oridge.
ITALCIL BROTHERS,
COMMISSION DIERCIIANTS.,
AND DEALTILI IN
Petroleum and its Prodgeto
INeug.u'''
•
rhiladelplaaptllca-4141 WALNUT ST.
- apl:l7SO__
FILIAIONV OIL WORKS,
. ON
L Cib CO.. z .
1 0f3ce, LtAfLk;ELL , BUILDING.
ten ~! .Dcque:ene rittstnaldit,
ttAtios. , ollG-AN,St
BEST AND
a." MTELtS,CI 416:1:1 03.0A21.
ficitt).Diacker , Gout Reim.Malt ,
.OD ESTEVa COTTAGEffIIGAIi -' I
, Zko 130110fACJELIEE:In.F0 combines all t - r
-n
latett valuable lutfr overact:lts Loua In She COE
intructlou of t .3rst elms =busmen:4 and has sI
;WRVS nen avant den tins ht.( best premium ex. 1
hiblted. Its toasts full, sonorous and sweet. "%b.',
workmansblo. for durtblllty atul utlr tbrptet 1
a)l-otbers. Priers front li3th to DM r ‘ ( a . coording
to olio and finish ,) camper than ' otter so-11
011011.rstel l ir , Mono. , • - - r`: , 3 ,
2111 ,
i itS INS COPZA r gr Ortti 4 S " , , ... li
113%ide t the IL td of all zted, Wacrumtlis. ,Ilf• , '
iproatssl Lb,' eat rarfehtVpo_oug 1 'of tone
:of any gala wmAterit Zpit,lll. . ,t3tAteu
Itli el 6,.411 c,ovokpokt ini on N A,
i ll
nrorils o'l6 Ont'ont - di oraer: - ' • : ' !
OARrENTICHIS PAT : k . •. 4 atiavk
tww4 4. 14 3 0244 .. threfiftd.l
1 " :,. • A ,
DARR, KNAIE *mum, 'l^'
1111111
FINANCIAL.
DEALERS IN
DERICOTOBB:
Jno. 0 Maher.
Hobt. H. King.
• Andrew Miller,
Jamesli. Bailey.
URKAN. Preget."
BAWL. Me
LSON. Cashier.
D. LEST
aq Market Street,
Pr1TT5331711 , 13 . 11, .PA..
OILS.
DALZEWS BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
Nix ! %AIR MOT.
~.* , .;.fit-tx.~n'~r: ..
rwcor_ix)
1 g
VER AND COUPONS
E 0
tight at Highest Prices.
R. MERTZ, Banker
Wood and Fifth Streets.
PH
Co '
m 36 I
JAirEs T. B EADY 8z Co.,
(Successors 08. JONES £ C 0..)
Corm Fourth and Wood Sts.,
BgNSERSS,
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
• •
IVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILYEE AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
¶ Interest Allowed on Deposits.
faTl t M u zz e p r a a itg on Government Bonds at
Or 1
ders executed for the Purchase
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
610 D.
.TAmirs T. BRADY & CO.
GO
loirel
GOVERNMENT BONDS !
_
NY' l will register all kinds of Government
Bon
I ds free of charge. This gives the holder ab
solute security against theft,loss. or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
eders in Government Bonds,
COR. FOURTH & WOOD STS.
xnyit:jts
r E gitt.bliTglj6icitt4...
NANCE AND TRADE,
Orrick OF Prrrearrsozi GAZETTE,
MONDAY, May 24, 1869. S
'llhe gold market is strong and advan
cing again, opening at 141%, advancing
to 142;i, and closing at 141%.
Government bonds opened strong, but
declined
al oat one-half per cent. at the
cloie of business. _
gtocks are strong, especially Cleveland
and Pittsburgh. which advanced on the
strength of a rumored scrip dividend to
beldeciared.
Money easy and in full supply.
Quotations as received by. Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 141%; Silver, 133; Eighty
one's, 122; Five Twenties, 1862, 122;4;
do', 1864, 116%; do 1865, 118 1 8; do 1865,
COnsols, 119, 3,- . do 1867, 119%; do 1868,
119%; Ten Forties, 109%; New York
Central, 93;4; Erie, —,• Reading, 99%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
_Railroad 57; Ohio & , Misissippi,
35,4; Michigan Southern, 107; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 967.1; Chicago &
, ROck Island, 27%; Chicago & North
I Western, 9234; Chicago 6r. North Western
Pf,eferred, 105%; Adams Express Com
pany, 60; Merchants Union Express,
14 3 '; Pacific Mail, 83%; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 43%: Gregory, —;
Quartz hill. —; Smith & Parmlee, —;
Ain. Express, 40. ,
I—Closing quotations received by James
Ti Brady & Co. Gold, 141%; United
Sites Sixes, 1881, 122: Five-Twenties,
1862, 122;4; do. 1864,116%; do. 1865, 118%;
Ten-Forties, 109%; Five-Twenties,:Jann
ary and July, 1865.119%: do. do. 1867,
120; do. do, 1868, 119%; Seven-Thirties,
pal. less, q; Due Compounds, 119; Union
Pacific Railroad, par; Central do. do.,
103; Cy. Pacifica, 10134.
[Br Velegraph to the Pittsburgh Ossette.l
i NEW YORK, May 24,1869.
i ; Wall street without animation. Money
s i ssy at 6®7 on call, chiefly the latter.
Sterling dull at 9%@935. Gold opened
at 141%, advanced to 142%. and closed
heavy at 141%0141%. Carrying rates 8
@5 per cent. Clearances eighty-nine
millions, a million being awarded by the
Sub-Treasury at 1421-100®142 32-100.
1 Governments dull and little doing on
foreign account and a concession of y,,
per cent. allowed. A closing rumor toys
the Secretary of the Treasury intends
purchasing only a million of bonds per
Week as heretofore. Coupons '81,122%;
do. '62, 122%@122%; do. '64, 116%@)117;
do. '65, 118®119; do. new,119%10120; do.
'f37, 1193 , ;®120; do. '6 B, 119y 4 ©120; 10.
40's, 109%,00109;41; Pacifies 106%( 107.
i State bonds steady; Missouris. ,89©
1
89 1 . 4 ' . old Teruaessees, A;Cig ,. 69; new do.,
6e3g466, 1 ,,; new North Carolinas, 51 3 / 4 @
$5; now Virginias, 82g63;' Louisiana
.Leree Sixes, G9g.693 , C, , •
1 Stocks aurinr, the morning advanced
materially: , with a fair Imainess, partici]:
lolly in Vanderbilt stook..Wayne,
Peading and Reek Islam- Northwestern
I •
, Central totwhed 19.0 4 Tholorn le?, Tlnd-
On 104%. Reading ' DO, Northwestern
!k•onitrion 9.31-1, and preferred 105,, , f; Rock
de! and 12,5, and, Fort Wayne ILA 'Pacific
Ligon was an excoption, and fell to 823 1 ; on
Ia reduction el' 25ac0 della:4i ln i'aros to
ilday. The ;market Wag generally steady
'itu the Et fLernocai; Michigan Southern ad
/I-aimed to 10F;;S; Lel:3 Shore USIA; .North
twastern pr3fer, - ..ed 103%; Reading 100),c.
i L.: l Vanderbilt stocks firm and a littic or
ilfrom the glic .t point of the morning.
'Flrt Way ro fell to ln, and Par.:iic N.:311
'I recevercd tr.• 81. ~ ,The inatket, cicsod
11 d
I, st ea y.
'1 t. , 40 I'i-ices.----, -, Cyp.l'ellr..4.l,d, 3foa2;
O
i!,NVSExoteSs, 33g , ',3‘; Ai:Ueda:ln, ilt - g
it",„'; Anatn3, 611@6aLV,i :Ualrid 13tatcs,
i! , 1 , 1Q13.17 ; 11,16r.::iants Union, ,
14! , ;:31,33,. .- •
ji gilickailVe 1_ ,9 1 4'0120;4; CantO.P. 6 , 1110
~
P 49i; Pacitic • Mail, . 83%@:83z... , ,,, , Western
Union' Telegrapn, 43 1 ',;(;)44;' New York
(:e...tia1,,194,6194;‘; iS,lariposa. 21124, 1 ,‘;
clo. preferred, 505-.;@slx; -Erie, :29%@
2 t/t1; do. Preferratl, .59,:4@,7•52; findsen,
63;4(4)103%; liarlean, 151 ‘46. - ‘1515/; Read-
I tog, 100 1 ;6(114.09%; Chicago anal Alton,,
I Irk®lss• do. pro,:erred. ,160Wii:-.161 1 %,;
Terre. Saute, . S9(a)-10 ; do: ~ p referrect,
70(`i ) 71.36; Wabash,77ekii4 l. ' do: pitrerred,
bl®S2; St. Paul, 76, 1 .4076%; do. preferred,
1 , 51.:1 - 686t.i; Port , Wayne, 157 , ;1@157%;
Ohio .t % , 14, 74issi ;VI; 3 6 )114 3 44i ~ N 1 ichiitau
Central, i293®1.30; Michigan. Southern,
1e5 . 5 ©1,08,Y; Illinois C4rttral,'l , l6%@l47;
Pittsburgh:97, l / 4 G 97;4; Lake Shore, way,
@10834; 'Rock Island, 127%0128; North
western, 92%®02%; do. preferred, 105;4
g 1 015%; W. Joseph, 1117; do. preferred,.
, ...,1141,ning , algirea: m1414)411 -- :1:; , , , •',:
Copper stocks at-Boston: Capper-Falls,'
834 Fr,. i$X.; Tqa•d/9: 86 ,, 4 11103 4 a '
The _re^ I • sli - ..the , 6obi•Tressori to tr
dirwmit, 0,21)0; payments. 1 13 , 087 t 8 1,
balance, ;708,402; disbursements'o
coin interest, 1195,193, The imiports of
speuie for the Week were #842,930.
PITTSBURGH MARRETS.
OFFICE OF PITTSBUBOH GAZETTE, 0
MONDAY. May 24, 1869.
The general markets present noth
ing that is really new-or imnortant. The
demand for all of the leading articles is
fair, although restricted mainly to sup
plying immediate wants, and there is a
fair volume of btisiness in fhe aggregate.
The stringenc.V in money matters has a .
tendency to retard business and restrlet
operations, but we are in hopes that this.
drawback will soon be removed and that
our banking institutions will shortly be•
able to furnish all the capital that is.
needed.
APPLES-LAlmost out of season, and
prices are nominal at tb(4)7 per bbl.
APPLE •BUTTER—SaIes at 1(441,10.
BUTTER—Is in good supply and dull.
but unchanged; sales of prime to ()holm
at 281530.
_ _
BEANS—DuII at 52,25®2,75.
CARBON 011,—Is quoted In a jobbing
way at 20@30.
CORNMEAL—SI,SO®I.7S per cwt.
CHEESE—SaIes of new Western Re
serve at 18®20, and New York Goshen.
at 22®23. •
DRIED FRUIT—In fair demand and
limited supply; sales of Peaches at 14
for quarters and 18 for halves, and Ap
ples at 13®15. as to quality.
EGGS—Under the influence of dimin
ished arrivals are firmer, and we now
quote fresh packed at 18.
FEATHEES—Quoted at 80 cts, to the
trade, and the usual advance for small
lots in store.
FLOUR—Is in good supply , and the
receipts continue , liberal, but with a
steady local demand and a continued stiff
ness in the west, prices are sustained.
gales in store, at 56.50®7, for Spring
Wheat brands and $7,25®7,75 for . NiV inter
Wheat. Rye Flour, 56,75. '
GRAlN—Winter Wheat is in steady
demand, at 5.1,45®1,50, for good to prime
Red. Oats quiet and unchanged; held at
70®71 on track, and 75®78 in store. Ear
Corn is in fair demand, at 78®80
wharf and track, and 85(4;87 in store.
Shelled may be quoted at 75®80, as to
quality. Small sales of Rye reported at
$1,30; it is very dull, as there are but
very few buyers. Prime Spring Barley,
51,75.
HAY—Is very dull with a continued
drooping tendency; sale of 2 cars prime
baled at 526. ' . -
HUSKS—SaIes corn husks at 45.
HEMP—Sales at 5215.
HOMINY-55,7506 per bbl.
LARD OIL—Is quoted at 51,20 for No. -
2, and 51,50®1,52 for No. 1.
LlME—Cleveland Lime is quoted at
52,50, per bbl, and Common SVhite -at
51,75.
MAPLE SYRUP—SaIes in gallon jugs
at 51,50.
POTATOES—In fair local demand, and
we can report sales in store at 50®55 per
bushel.
PEANUTS—HeId at 12c.
PROVISIONS —Steady with regular
jobbing sales at 13%; for Shoulders; 16y,
for Ribbed, and 17% for Cleax Sides;
- Plain Hams, 17%; Canvassed Sugar
Cured Hams 19%®20.Lard, 19 in tierces
and 1934®20 in half bbls kegs, and paila.
Plain dry Beef 2034; Canvassed do. 21®
21y,. Mess Pork 5132®8234.
SEEDS—SaIes of Cibver Seed at $9;
no Timothy or Flaxseed in this market
worth speaking of.
SALT—May be quoted at $1,83®1,85
by the car load, and $1,95®2 for small
lots in store.
TALLOW—Is quoted at 10g®10%, fgr
rendered, and dull.?
PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF PITTSBUROII
' MONDAY S May-24, 1869.
The oil market was moderately active
lo -day there having been a fair volume
of business in the aggregate, while com
pared with Saturday pri l ces are a shade
lower, particularly for Crude. As noted
in oar last report, buyers - generally, es
pecially refiners, seem to ,hold off with
great tenacity, feeling very sanguine
that the bottom has not yet been touched,
and we are cognizant of some operators
who were anxious about buying a feir
days since, but -who now refuse to buy
even at the decline. Thereis no scarcity
of 'buyers, but with the events of the
past few days in view, they are not dis
posed to buy at prasent priceit, and
whenever IL has been ascertained that
the bottom has been about' reached
there will-be a brisk demand and a
large amount sold, and then, as is nearly,
always the case, there will be a reaction,
followed, possibly, by an advance.
CRUDE.
Compared with Saturday, Is fully a
quarter lower, and as • will be seen, one
sale was made at a reduction of threet
eighths. We can report' ,2,000 "seller,
June at 1331,; 1,000 do same delivery op
tion and price;soo bbla on cara,thia tnont
(40®45) at 1335; 500 bulk (42) at 13%;1.000
bbls on cars at Venango Katy (40@46) at
$5,20; and 1,000 same delivery (40 ®45) at
$5,20.
REFINED.
Is quiet and without quotable change.
Sale 600 July at 32..;' 1,000 June at 31%;
1,000 and 500, May,"at 31;4;'1tn41 , 500 Sep
tetnber at 3334. There were no lines re=
perted,d - the market continues weak,
and 2onilw;iit, neglected.
LTIBICICATING OILS.
Plclips:3 Winter Lubricating oil 40c
I , lclipsd nailroad Axle 35c
2clipse Macblner,,y 750
'Eclipse Splndie 4:013
si-ti ITT= al ST El' A.V. I% XL
Lockhart, Frew dt Co. 624 bbls to
i;en, F:aw Co., Philaflolpilia.
,Liberty Oil Works 316 bbLs reda.:3 to
'A% P. Logan , At
Llvingstob 'Bro, 100 bbls retl'ird to
Wardell, Frew dr Co., Philadelphia.
Fawzott, L. dr S2O bbls relined to W,
p. Colrau 01. - Bro., Philadelphia. •
Total sliipinmatl Refitted • • 1239
.
orssa.irrE:D ht-tritaNZ
Fivitebigon• Olt dr. Rfslfineti Co:, 316 bblB.
ret, to NVEt_odep;Trriky: A tg4:, Phil% -
Tot - .73:sltib'n:Eratsi'R.7fltilif. • - • 31t5.
1177 ',G o6thi ESarZe
•Ntw 7onr.; 2!..—T1i0 inquiry for
all textile fabricsicontinnes limited,- and
the indirAtions ars 1,11.2 t. , for the - present
ttic.prlces oftpost war?s have found their
level, fig Many of tie mills are aortal ilng
the orodoction. 'Ali woolen 'goods are
low;-and au are th 6 various classes
of cotton fabric, hnt others are still.
irg retativoly. i g,oqd 'enplifilt rates., -No
essential ohmage in FACCS.
Tou - sr,o, May 2.—Flour-qulet. Wheat
lower; amber,81,33,4; i.G1.,39 on spa and
61.40 buyer Suns; 'No. 2 -red 41,27;:wliita
iNliebtgan_ sl;42.•"Gore - bitter with
spot tre.nsactiockinllold; skillet.. 26 clays
76e; No. 2 (.'o. Outs ; No. 1, awl
144Ch1ge41:384'..N0:,2 6014 ;tad
tinehimged.':et)l§llo.i. Banloy -morainal.
bbl;lloari , 10500 bnih'
Nctito;k: bEIIY W 1 huSh bush' Shipiaen s flour 3,700 bush
wheat, 9,300 bush corn, 2,800 bush oaks,
400 bush rye, 800 bush barley.