Ell
STEEL WORKS
- DrqUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, ME.I & CO.,
Manafacturere of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
DucktrEsNE, L X AND JIINIAT_A,
'UAW:ROUND AND GQIJA RE IRON.
SAND, HOOP, SHEET AND TANK IRON.
BOILER FL aTis.l4 AND HEAD:,,
IMAM IRON,
_DRAff and DROPPER BARS.
irstn irtaioi Ha . ;VDTTER -BARS, C LANDER
"k --- WAiLAT RAIL, ;ix Cosi Remit._
VE°WBARS,WEDGES & HARR , 1W TEETH,
SPRING PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL.
er it
Ccokem . 11
, 110111" and WAGON SPRINGS end
XLES
OUT NAILS ANT) SPIKES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
- -corners AND WORRS. -
Sixteenth Street and Allegheny River,
and Tit Water Street. Pittsburgh.
nibs • •
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
BINGER, NIMIOK & CO.,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
icinuracturers of every description of
CAST AND GERIKAN STEEL,
BArLw EIP_ANGS,
A-lia) PLATFORM SPRIM6S,
AXLES. STEEL TIRE, de., aso
Warehouse, 88 Water and 100 First Sta.
MILLER, BARR Si, PARRIN.
,
.szonmsz. riairwßas:
WM. NETCALY, BRUBIW, idruars,
@EO. W. BARB, I CILAS. ARKIN.
Brzcw. PAamr.uS. M. RIR&
. -
CRESCENT. STEEL WORKS,
KILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
_ Ofilee, No. ; . 339 :Liberty St,
tie14:448
PITTSBURGH, PA.
JBLACH DIAMOND
.?!STEEL_ WORKS.
B . ,ItOTWAR & Co.,
- ilinufacturi : i of all descriptions of
ESTIEEIFAX-s-
and Warehouse, TIIIIMITTIL THIRTY
SIRST and RAILROAD MITREETRA
IRON WORKS. -
iuh•y4!irw=:w:l : :l -51 1; ; V.
pITTSBUIIGH FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
MANTITACIIIBSRB Or
• , Bar Iron;
f,:f l jaatliroad irhih Bars mull Bolts;
Ballroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car ,Axles Hammered;
' Locomotive Frames;
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Rods:
Yokes, !limps;
lristod 'Beads; -
Steamboat Shafts:
Steamboat Crankr,
Piston Bodo, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, Ac.
°moo, No. 177 PENN STREETS
PITTSBURGH, PA
IWIRSILOSEN PROCESS.
. . .
. .
The Trustees are now prepared to grant 'leen-
Mar the use of the .ELLILBakiAUSEN PE.O
- superior finality imparted to good irou,
the great iMprOVeMent in inferior iron. and the
reduced cost,commend it to all manufacturers of
- ,
. .
.P lron. arties wishing to use it can obtain licenses by
applying to . ,
, .
;,RIAMES P. SPEER.
- Attorney, for the Trustees.
1 sad a. Z 11811404 Bonding, 901 i
illat i Trerkue.
ties interested invited to 'visit the
1180Mbi MIME'S WORKS. where the rooess ts
nowtnsuceesstutoperation., • leS:db7
:RYERSON, PRESTON CO.,
. A 24 (LI ": • j
Peranwl.vania Iron Works.
_lrarehouse, Nos. i 66 andl6T FIRST
/MST,- opos Ste Mononspuela FlOllll4.
ao24:dS PITTSBURGIFI
NOVELTY WORKS.
pnvsnunGii
NOVELTY WORKS.
Founded , D. 1833.
ADII4/IS.• „MIL= & CO.
YA.I‘I77ACIVIIIBIS 07
18 4 / B To24BTa.*DAßD,L7Areseinr. 8 PAT-
ZliT) PLAS:79IO4 COVATILE
SCAteES.
it*i Paced :Patent Door Locks sad Latches,
Patna and Ooiree kW's, he.
OXILIBILOY • MIST AT/BETE Ili GRANT 818.
• '•• rift alt • h. Ponies's. -
WINES. LIQUORS, ace.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
IMPWITE/118 OF
WOES, BRANDIES, GN I lA,
W/1014XSAIXIS XXXXXIXX IX
OnMIINSA
Pt* nirklvinsKlES,
400 ihdittATILITET,
Move Removed to
.i,
N P
OS. 384 AND 386 PE NN,
CO. Eleventh St. F Vormerly Canal.)
t 4 iNtin & CO.,
Sem Ab i c , i 441, IN, 103 and 1954
• IV= szkir, PITII3IJIMII,
' as
'COW Dfstitleil Puree Rye Whiskey.
ci f o silk, im te tt al o e vt ro iste.YOBZION
, IaTgodiIAPHEIRS:
01,110,
ONGMV,VattEIS / Nuoceiseti
Ito 010. Jr. OciatranXiat vor.,
, e ,4*01123V0 triMMlAtinirilltill• •
atieverisp
LOCI/ zrit ds,
..ormilui WWI; c a w De .
- isvitatios Emelt ac., of. 111 and 1411
Weft, Inttabartli,
7.3 , 2
• 72_,`?
(i• 77,4,
• 4:-
_. ~-~~'-
I
MI
F OI7I47 ,DERS, MiCHINISTS.
K'IAP FORT PITT
AMORY COMPANY.
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
arEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, I, Nail Machines, Re
torts, an d Castings generally.
NATIONAL' FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Verner Darren and Smallinan Etr•ets,
(NINTH WARD,)
PrT`TSI3I3 - 114131E1, Pd.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Manufacturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
. FOR GAB AND WATER WORKS.
My Mee are all cast invariablyin Pits. in dry
land, and ISt feet lengths. Also; fall assortment
of general
Castings for . ('as and Water Works.
wouldalso call the attention of Snnerintend•
ents of kiss Works to my mane of . RETORTS.
DUQUESNE FORGE.
VIEUX ELM,
(Successor to JOS..P.. HAIGH & 00.0
Hos facilities co.extensive with the leading
'Forges in the But, and is prepared to promptly
and satisfactorily Ali all orders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANES, PISTONROD+ IatVERS,
PITMAN JAMS; WRISTS, RAILRO A D AXLES,
Wel/MOMS FRAMES,
_together with every
descriptiop of SHAPE Wf.,'ES, Office and Forge,
Comet of IhNnesno-Way. and First. Street.
prrrsßruen.
ROBINSON, BEA & CO.,
Successors to BOBEirsOr, latasns.
WAELEEINGTON WORKI3,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
iManatacturers of Boat and
o.4l3lVAROBtsaiiil/s
-,sines, Blast Engines, LIM
rlhafti t inastings of all de - , 0173111
and ti Boller and Sheer - Me' . . •4 ,
Once, o. corner /first .un
Streets.
Agents for GIFIPARD'iI PATENTT/ffnlTEnt
for seeding Bolles's.
THOMAS CAIILIN & CO.,
Furth Ward Foundry and Machine Worb,
B.OIDIJSET ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
Manufacturers of Steal Buenas, Oil Tresses,
Pu.leys, Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work,
Bolling Mill and Machine Castings, Grate Ban,
Weights, Wagon Boxes, an. Build to order and
have on hand Engines of all Aces. nivl4:q6
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn Street.
BOLLMAN, BOYD & BAG/LEY.
Mil 1 Bolls, Mill Castings, 801 l Lathes, do.
JOHN N. COOPIII HINNY BIER,
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS CASTINGS
MADE PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
Maleable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
THROTTLE, SAFETY AND CHECK yetTES
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
IRON COCKS,
Brass Work of every description for•
Bteuk,Water and OIL
stesUrACTITREBS OF J. M. COOPER'S
improved Balance-Wheel 'Steam Pump.
Agents for Dreyfus' Patent Oil
ers, the best in the Market.
oMte and Works, corner Thirteenth and Pike
Streets. . : ea)
?EARL 11111:, FAMILY FLOUR,
PEARL - MIL Three Bar Green Brand, equal tb
• •
FRENCH' FAMILY FLOUR.
Tide Flour will only 'oe ,seat out when eape
claim crdered. L . • •
PEARL RILL ELITE BRAND,'
• • . :I! It qui& to be Bt. I.
PEARL *ILL RED BEARD, • 1.
• • Fgual to beer Ohio Plour.
W RITZ CORN 1 , 1.0. AND CORNMEAL.
R. T.,4113ED1 - 11 ,
"lOteelienT. ' Mttt.
sErionii;cis AND
IOLICEEt3i . BELL & CO.,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLA.
Manntaatarera of utsvit biz*M. and lOW
ANCHOR , AND MAGNOLIA
molcirrnirds AND BAtruca.
HAIR AND PERFUMERY.
11011111 rieuri, OIMAMENTAL
_HAIR WORIUM ANTI lnitirtiMNll., No.
/Third etreeli near Sintthzekl, eitt s b urg h.
Alwan l o43 B l . lan i tl i t i gnett assortment of Lir
fillis.Noricith estLitA, oeitti'ZiniNl B l , l
BRAUEMSTS, AC._ 160.4. g
.00d Prior In cash
will be gIVC4 fOl Jaw HAIM
Loldl nea tnd Nenttemenle Half Onttlen done
In en , manner. nltil us
14100,0t0g,, ~; Oftf : OPPER.
•Ici armtit,a4ri.
.divelipars
OFFICE AND WORKS,
BRASS FOUNDRS.
FLOUR.
Po io .I.IJ
- • t4fz:;'t3:g:::-:;M:.?•;4V.AV.i,,
- ,
- -
PITTSBUEGfi GAZETTE:SATURDAY; MAY _ - 29,
ENGINES, BOIL/ Mk &a.
HUGH M. BOLE 8c CO.,
_-
Cor. Point Alley and Daqueinattit.;
tNzen Tax Point,
! ,
Engine Builders, Foanctefos atui
Machinists. V •
: 1
mannfaetture STEAMBOAT ENDIVES and BTA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all Edam- I
A IIivSTATION..
eial attention invited to our new
OIL WELL ENOINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-homemower. i
CASTINGS, of every kind. made toorder &tour
Foundry, on THIRD TREET. below Market.
RIGS for Oil Welle SHAFTINE PULLEYS,
HANGERB,HOUSS and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBAVCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
INDOSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting °tthe Allegh eny Elver, near the Point,
PITTBI3 13. PA.
air All orders promptly Ailed. PAY As.
FORT PITT i •
BOILER, ST AND TAIII
.
WO KS •
.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
KARINA 807 -
TUBULAR, DOUBT. -PLUM' TUBULAR.
F ERS.
IRE-BOX AND CY DEB. STEAM BOIL
OIL STILLS AND OI TANKS. • -
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, BALT FANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETE.BS AND IRON
BRIDGES'
PRISON Dodas AND COAL BRUTES •
Ocoee and Warehouse, corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
sir Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:180
W .
BARNIiILL &
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. SO, SS, SS LSD PIG 'f.ENN ST.
Raying secured a large yard andlundshed It
'Witt the meet approved machinery we are nre
radllothr:gtaieniuxe e i e gl ie ra siPaP ttil ß ull th t4;
any made in the count ry. e Chimneys', Bre:0114g,
Yire Beds; Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pan's, Tanks, 011 Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans. Boiler Iron._Bridges, Sugar
Pane, and sole manufacturers of Barnhill's Fat
' ' •
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on shortest notice. lakcil
JAMES M. urrEax,
Nos. 55 and • 6 Water Street,
PPITSIB
BANUYA • Or
IRON Oil TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, = PIMA STEAM PIPE,
ROLLINS MIL STACKS,
• And -.:9 . 1 IRON *ORE,
For Steamboats.
4414ig1i B. 8arn5.............D. muss
JARED M. B 13811 & SON,
•
11“317741.• • 8 OP
Steam Boilers, t 1 Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRO WORK. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o.
T HE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE.
Bole Agents for the celebrated Base Burning
Oriental Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. Best in the World for Parlor,Odiee, Store or
Chcrelf.' Fire needs no rekindling—burns all win..
tel. Do notbay until you see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
Oar Agents for Orientals—DESlMLEß BROS.,
Smithfield St.; OEO. HURLEY, Allegheny City.
BRUT. lllierllS & CO.,
KA.2II77ACTITRIBIS 0? /11177.11 ff VASIXTY OF •
SISIT I COVMfa,
.BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
THE FIERY FURNACE,"
FOE WARKIttG BUILDINGS..
THE NEW ANTI-DUST. COOKING STOVE,
••BEGULATOR." COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,
VAN'S (Cincinnati Pattern) PORTABLE
RANGE CAST IRON MANTLES, WEI. TAW N
REF LECTOR i. GRATES,_free from dirt and dust;
OBLATE PEWITS, FEN DERS, ac.
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
se2s:yl7 PITTSBURGH, PA.
CUOlk BTOYES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL dik CO.'S
TRiuMVH,
•
PO/ .811r173131f 0 de: COAL._
Warranted to COok, Saki or Boast as
,ffilaaanr.otier StOTP t l O V l O/ 10
BI ELL & CIO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
LW on hand andfo tale
'PARLOR BTOVI4
SZATl o Nati o o i Ng t
Tliirnas.9ll:
LlTrafE
TO BUILD s:, . •
nOO.OOO feet Dry Pine Boards.
.166,000 feet IX tech Clear plank; -`
115,1100 feet it Inca Common Plank;
tio,ouu feet Dry 1 and X inch Oak:
156,000 ft. 3i 1,131 A and 3 inch Poplar:
10,00OleetDry Poplar Scantling:
' 10,000 feet Dry Yellow Pine Boardst ,
100,000 feet Hemlock Se.ntllng.
303.000 feet gles No. 1.36 inch Magic:a* Shin
.
• 1100,000 No. 1 16-inch Shingles, sawed;
50000 NO. 110-inch Shingles, at/seedy
60,000 Fire Brick;
1,000 Fire TUe. _
DM Tens Fire Clay;
Aloe Saw Mill Lumber, -Locust and Cedar
PastrAnd all articles In thence on hand and for
111114 by ALEXANDER PATTERSON. Yards
No; 104 Rebecca street and comp' of Prelde wad
Juniata Streets, Stith ward4lleßbellY. late tlor•
ough I,f Manchester. . 1 . .apig
Fip 31 (el ; Y . 44E1 09, , ,• a pzpj_ib
a H.
suer_ of Weights awl lesuntreN
BIC /1111131T3 arI32T, ` •.J t0 . t19
" 4Si/tali 1660;
SWIM ROM* Walled $O, son;
FINANCIAIs.
FORT PITI BANKING \COMPANY.
No. 169 Wood Street,
CAPITAL, : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIAB LE, ,
DEALERS ID
GOVERNXOT SECTRITIEp
AND COLD.'
INTEREST ALLOWEN'ON DEPORI*
Collections made .on all accessible 'Mutt 41
the gutted State* and Canedsa. - ,
D. Hostetter.
James Gordon.
D. Wannoe.
I. 'Fawcett. '
&IBM Xe
D. LEET
HART, CALUGHET & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood S
Prr'1,13331:111,G111,
UBUCCEBEOBB TO HAPITii, EAST i CO..
Exchange, Coin, Coupon
And particular attention paid to the pure
, and male of
COVERNMEPIT - BONDS. I
Sight Drafts on London.
mum& .
Ne HOLMES SONS,
33-ANS.
57 Market Street,
PrIT P .Y`sBUiiG?H;
CoJEW:Cost *node on all thehlinaPal Points of
the United Mates and Canadu,
Stochs,Bonde and other Seettrit
H
s ' • ' '
BOUGHT iLND BOLD ON CiriXORNON.
Particular attention paid to -the Purchase
sale of
United States Seeuritie
t.so:a
JAY COOKE l&
I.
73a,i:amers,
114 SOUTH THIRD
STOCKS and BONDS of al
bonght and sold
Bpechtl attention given to the pu
of Government Securities
Commission Yerensaits and Brokers is
Petroleum anti its Produe,te,
WARING AND KING,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUES E WAY, I
PHTLAD&LPHLL ADDRESS,
Room 17, Chamber of
133 SOUTH SECOND S
spin
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. WEDDLE §
MANUFACTITRICB OF (1
Lubricating & High Test dining Oils.
Relipse Railroad Axle . s,
Stands great heat without Inge; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special 011 for
tropical climates or hot weathe . , 1
Locomotive. Engine, Machine Shop,
Sawicut Screws. - , . , i
Mill and Planing Mil Oils, /
Adapted ibrldgh speed. : I
Spindle , Oil, Ramillies& Light 011,
Oil,' Tanners' Staff- Benzoic), i
ins & Finishing Oil. ,liasolhae, • I
Rarnefirs Oil I Parrailine..
Iron
These
to Fterte Driani, Iron
Wert and Mani/wry mom et, ,
These produCts are man hetet 'd:,under :Dr.
Twaddle s patent by Superheated team la, 'Vac
.!..l
cuo: The Lubricating Oill are at on_odorless,
perfec re iform. /Old me 7 1101, and ored. laud a Ligh temperature u haw& 'and
remain limOlduriug extreme cold The Railroad
Oils are' unequalled, and are in c natant use on
way otthe principal Railroads. Samples :can
be examined and orders left a 174 WOOD
STREET, Works , at lihaipenur Bridge. I
TACk ItR4YrIIEBS, 1
.. .
II II
COMMISSION 1i I , ~ . L; ~,,
AND DBALEBS IN r
ail
Petroleum . d itu . - rroda4s,
1
Pittsburgh Office— ALZELIOB BUILDING.
corner olpuquesutilts7 gad, k ,r. t Meta ? 1 .., ..
rilil i: ilieligd• 4511644/47 WALNUTWALNUT IT. 1
&pwill:1
DIAM9ND OIL
• His M. LONGA CO.i •
fel3 - Duquesne Way, Pittsbunth,
py.,T='T;7l.l9 to:
rlomr.t COAL U - COALII:
1
DICKSOM STKWART & CA.;
• Hating reinovea their Office;
_
NO 567 LIEBERT!'-'I3TEET,
-
mite, at, imilsicoirD moos.
;Axe now prnarocl.to tarnish -,good YViiillo
- CUALARIBLACK. the
lowest morket price. a
All orders left at their office oreAdressed to
them through the Anall , will ' be 'attended to
;woman'.
WIEST cOMIEION
,I_ 3 .h 6 ) ,:.
_,';, _
Machine Stone=
liiiithiskiiiiiiitaWest C SWIM
11 114M r li M ali*ibt . 1 !
Velllik r ... Head TOtne i tiogies, ,
wawa igolmOUS WNW. moo namable I
4
- MLEiMprOBTS:
Jno. C. Risher,
Itobt. H. King,
Andrew Miller,
JanieeM. Ballet.'
rresin:
LBOll. Cashier.
DZALEBB Ili
' 11
TREET,
ELPHIAIIt
PHIL
descriptions
r'nu
OILS
merce,
T. I
STONE
869.
GOLD,
ER AND COUPONS
SIL
7 .
If tight at Highest Prices.
PH. R. MERTZ, Banker
Cor. Wood and Fifth Streets.
Eiy6 I
JAMES T 1 Kiln
B
DM:iceman oS. JONES a 1 . 0.4
Corner Fourth and Wood Sta.;
.41.1\7113. 30 Pi. OE6 r
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT . SECURITIES,
UOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE i'EB3IO.
tar Interest Allowed on Deposits.
ioVratmirage:°,ll:: : Government Bondi it
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
We will register ill kinds of Government
Bonds free of charge. This gives the holder ab
solute security against theft,loss. or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY & C 0.,.
Dealers in Government Bonds,
COR. FOURTH & WOOD STS.
my 1302.5 •
.cl . lit.l . o*t. .o.ittt.
FINANCE AND. TRADE,
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh, ()tut tte.)
NEw YonK, May 28, 1869
Money easy at 6®7 on call. Sterling
firm at c?%®96. Sight 103®1044. Gold
firmer; opened at 139%, advanced
to 139%, fall. to 139%, and closed
at 139%. Carrying rates 6®7 per
cent. Clearances one 'hundred and thir
teen millions. Currency balance in the
the Sub-Treasury $10,500,000.
Governments a shade better, closing
active and strong on London and ru
mors that the forthconiing debt state
ment will show a decrease of Rome,-
00U. Coupons 'Bl, 121%®122; do. '62,
122 y, ©122%; . do. '64, ii6gigusy k ,; - do.
'65, 114,®1189e; do. new,1119%®11934;
do. '67, 119%®119%; do. I'6B, 119%®
119%; 10-40 s, 109®109%; Pacifies 106%@
107%.
State Bonds dull but steady;Zdiasouris
e
_....te Bonds au,/ ...—__
83%®893 4 Old Tennessees 0 3 / 4 (4)68; New
do. 63,/,@64; New. North Carolinas 55®
55%; "Virginias 61%. 1
In the stock market Ithere has been a
sharp upward turn, stimulated by the
demand to cover speculative sales; trans
actions large and market! active and
buoyant with a general advance in pri
ces. ,The chief features were New York
Central, which is now quoted ex-divi
dend on scrip, Northwestern, Lake
Shore and Michigan !anthem, while
[Reading, Pacific Mail and Rock Island
!are also noticeable. The market closed
strong.
5-30 Prices—Cumberland. 31®34; Wells
Express, 32®32%; American,
39®
39%; Adams, 59®59%; United States,
66, 3 ; Merchants Union,. 143;®14%;
Quicksilver, 19y@193;; Canton, 6-1®64%;
Pacific Mail, 82%®82% (Western Union
Telegraph, 43043%; _Hartford and Erie,
22%®23; Mariposa t , 24%®24%; prefer
red, 50%®50X; New 1 York Central,
1900190%; Erie, 28%®29; do. pre
ferred, 51%®52; Hudson, 158®15835;
Harlem, 14635®148; Reatlmg, 99%1599%;
Terre Haute 37@40; do. , preferred,
63@65; Wabash, 77®77; ; pref., 82@84;
St. Paul, 763%®773,; do.preferred, 87%
@BB ; Fort Wayne, ', 157%0158% ;
Ohio dr, Mississippi, 34%®343;; Michigan
Central, 126®127; Michigan Southern,
1/2%®112%; Illinois Central, 145%®147;
-Pittsburgh, 973;498; Lake Shore, 112%®
112%; Rock Island, 127%®127%; North
western, 93%®9334; do. preferred, 105%
gIOSX ; Cincumatt, Columbus & Indiana
Central, 43%; Chicago dr 'Alton, 158; do.
preferred, 160; Burlingtondt Quincy,l9l;
St. Joseph, 117%.
Mining shares 411114
Coppers at Boston: C peer Falls, 8;
Franklin, 18; Hecht, 85; uincy, 27. ,
Receipts at the . Sub-Tr asury, $9,922,-
354; Payments, 112,995,968 i balance, No,-
393,039; disbursements o coin interest, ,
11221,39 e.
.1
Quatations as receiv 'by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 139%; Silva , 131; Eighty- ,
one's, 121%; Five Twenties, 1862, 122%;
40 , 1864, : 110%z-do 1865018%; do 1865,
Coiiiidls, - '119%;' --
do 1867; - 1 -• ' do 'lBBB,
119%; Ten Forties, 09%t New York
Central, '92%; Erie, --- Heading, 98%;
Pittsburgh, Fort, Wa el dt Chicago•
.) iill
Railroad ; 58%; Ohl 4t'' 'Misissippi,
34%; Michigan Southern, - 110%; Cleve
land dr. Pittaburek 974; v0 Chicago dr
Rock 'shin% 25%; 'Obi &' North
Western, 91%; Chicago dr orth Western
Preferred, 103 1 4 ; Adam's Express Com
pany, 59%; Merchants Union Express,
141.;, pacitio *ail, 80%; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 42%; Gregory, ---;
Quartz Hill, —; Smi h I& Parmlee, —;
kill'-` xPX 69 6I. 5,9. ~ I. „
(3 3
0 , ....«C105ing uotatioas seemed by James
Ba,Brady & Co. Id; 139%; United
tes :Bites, 1881, /21 it Five-Twenties,
1862, 174%; do; 1864,11 %; do. 1885,:118%;
,emu-Forties, 109%; Fl etTiventies, Janu
ary and :Jtily, 1865; 10%; do. do., 1887,
--; do. do. 1888, --I , Seven-Thirties,
par less,- g; Due Compottnds, 119; Union
Tacific Railroad, par; Central d0.,d0.,
403;, Cy. Pie-Hies, 107. '
.
Live
1..
of . 7lww Yomt, May ,
28.—Cattle; reoelp a
to-day
,1,180 head, making 86,400 fort 6
week.. The y have all been soli at prio a
Amp, reported or about 150 average, T a
'market was active; one ,drove of fat 8'
cwt. cattle, brought 16 ,{ c. A full sun a
Vittielpated next Monday. Sheep go o
.qulokly, but there is gm 'advance; som
old lots held for several days brought ;
'they weighed 80 pounds; a car or Ohi
culls, 80 pounds, bropght, 112,75 each, an
a car of fat, 85 pounds, Ohio sheep,hrong t
70. Lambs are worth 12©18a; a lot of 64
head, brought. 18oe arrivals taday of I_s
cars. 270 oars of Flogs arrived; they are
'fr,Ortk-Aapitel ,drelao4, 11N@11 %o in a
Moak Matket, , , - . ' c'
•;,, 84 Lotna o llay Stil.-tattle are Ili tit
nfitimands 'ICU -WOW reported ' at 40
4 HOP: there the was a fair 'btistileft
Wig at NW*.
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PITTSBURGH MARKET'
. OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAIL.
FRIDAY. May 28, 1 . ,
The Markets in a general way are dull
1 1
and devoid of any new or i portant
characterist cs. The demand f r almost
everything continues very 11 ited, be
ing confined entirely to .supp ying Im
mediate wants, and the - volum of 13usi
ness in the aggregate is light. he sea
son! is now cry close at hand en dull
times usually set in, and weh ave al
ready had a foretaste of what is coming;
still, with every prospect of anabundant
harvest, theie is no cause for b ing dis
couraged.
APPLES
Out of season.
APPLE UTTER—SaIes at 1 $l,lO.
'
BUTTER Continues very d 11, with
a supply c nsiderably in exce s of the
demand; pr me to' choice Roll, 2 @22.
BEANS— ull at $2(4)2,75.
CARBON IL—Dull and droo
demand lig t;
I s
may be quoted,
Bing way, a 29@30 for standard
CO NME L—51,5001.75 per
CHEESE In better supply
changed; Sal of new Western
at 18(4)20, a d New York Go
22@23. •
DRIED F UIT—In fair demi
limited sup ly; sales of Peaci
for quarters nd 18 for halves,
plea at 13011. s as to quality. . 'I
t i
EGGS—In aledemand at 170 &
FEATHE Live Geese eathers
may be quoted at 85, to the de, and
the dna! advance for snail lots n store.
F UR—ls dull and rathe weak,
though without auotable i3h ge in
prices.. Sales of Spring Wheat 'brands,
in store, at $6,50@7 and Winter Wheat
at $7,25(4)7,75. Rye Flour. $ ,50 6,75.
GRAlN—,Winter Wheat ay be
quoted at $1,45 for prime Red , ate un
changed; 67@68 to arrive, buyer nish
ing sacks; 70 for cur load lots,On spot;
and 75 ln store. Corn is qui and un
changed. Rye dull ant) nominal, at 1425
@1,28. Sales of prime Spring Barley at
$1,7001,75
HAY—Sales at Allegheny Diamond
market of 13 loads, at $3O per ton. • Baled
is dull and prime is offered, on wharf
and track, at $26@27.
HOMINY—Almost out of season; nom
inal at $4,7505 per bbl.
HUSKS—SaIes corn husks at -
I re
HEMP— ales at $215. ,
LARD 0 L—F. Sellers dt Ct
Extra No. 1 at, 51,50 and No. 2,"
LIME-Cl,veland Lime is qi
$2 50, per bbl, and Common V
$1,75. i•
MAPLE SYRUP—SaIes in gai.
at $1,50. 1
c
POTATO —Dull . and unTanged;..
may be (plot d on track in bul , at 40e
and in store t 45050.
PEANUT —Held at 12c.
PROVISI NS—Bacon Shoulders; 14;
Ribbed Sid 16;;016%; Clear do, 17%(4)
18; Plain Su S ug ar Cured Hams 19(4)19V0
Canvassed d 19y,(4)20. Dried Beef, 200
2034. Lard, 1934 in tierces, and 20% in
kegs and bu kets. Mesa Pork $32®32 1 4.
STRAW—SaIes at Allegheny Diamond
market at 03021.
SEEDS—The season is about over • and
there Is not enough selling to establish.
quotations. \
SALT—Sales of car load lots at $1,83.
@1,85.
- TALLOW Is quoted at 10„(4)10%, for
rendered, an dull.
PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF FITTE;BUROEI GAM:MYTH,.
. FRIDAY, May 28, 1869. S.
The market was unusually quiet to
day, the sales being comparatively in
significant while compared, with, yester
day, prices are without important
change. It is reported, and we have
good reason to believe that it is true,
that the sales yesterday were Much./a$
ger than those we had reported; #t is
said that New York and Philadelphia
sold some fifty thousand barrels, about
one half of which was bought,, by Pitts
burgh. What the object was in suppres
sing the sales, we cannot say; ,possibly it
was apprehended that it might have a
bad influence on the market, and that
the interests of the parties concerned
would be better subserved by.keeping it
as quiet as possible. Be this as it may,
it was a pretty big day's work, and as.
the sellers were eastern !operators, it is
safe to infer that they sold "short.".
cRIIDE.
There were but two sales reported,
3,000 bbls seller until 20th June, (40 to
46) at 13; and 1,000 spot,'(4o to 45) at 13.
As a general ;thing, there were bat very
few buyers at 13, and quotations may be
fairly given at 12% offered and 13 asked.
There was a sale reported at t 4,90, on.
board cars at Venango City.
REFINED.
Also was unusually quiet and but three
sales re ..rted; 500 and 1,000 May, at 30;
and 1,111 July, at 30X.• All year,,buyer.
offered at . 3.1%; 'July to December, at
313;, and June, at 30. The shipments of
Refined this week will foot up larger
than for any preceding week this year,
and it is probable that next week will
go - ahead of this one.
•"LUBRICATING/ OILS. -
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil 400
Eclipse Railroad Axle 350
Eclipse Machinery 750
Eclapseßpindlh 130.3
OIL SHIPPED EAST BY A. V. R. B.
Fawcett; L. &Z. 450 bhis refined to W.
P. Logan t Bro.. Philadelphia.
''Liberty 011 Worke . l2slbbia• refined to
W. P. Logan & tiro. Philadelphia. '
- Citizens Oil: Co. 482 bbla refined to
}task& Bro., Philadelphia. -•
._Livingaton 41c tiro. 300 eases refined to
Warden, - Frew ct-Co., Philadelphia.
Total Redned..-:..--,1080 bbls 300 cases.
OIL ISHIPPED '3LitiCT FRO!['
,
Dunoan it Williams, 50bh1sItiNtY ttC
B Paradise Cog 1!.
Total Slitpttentii'%ar
NEN ;Yeas, May 28„—We announced
two days ago that a speculative' Cleve
ment,was likely to take place :in cotton
goods before twenty days; and we are•
able to ve rify this statement Muck
earlier .than we anticipated, ior already a
movement!.has taken place in Unbleached
and bleacked ( goods, which goerrto show
stunting paint bee been reached , and a
reaction us soon to follow, consequently
all western deaiers who! are lit treed of
goods had better advise their buiyers at
oncoto purchase all , oheap lot offering.
All the cheap lots Cillieavyarid light Sheet
ing* offering have been bought tut and
long llnes'of bleched 'goods have , ale o
changed hands at, current kntee,,in anti
cipation of enhateed'priites. Boutialeavr
brown ehectings, like Stark, have•been
closed out at 14}4. rine". bleached time
line, like Winthrop Mill A A, are soiling
doWn 4 to 'll% which. l94l,the
Blackstone pt 12%. The Bay .aaills
show a beautAtirlinp tifiViesa at 044130
Water Twist of the same, weighriaitia
hold a t ronc_gltithe
heldittliM 'ptitphilit att of
to
advance the price of f print&
IM:I!
MN
1,. mg and
n a job
`brands.
wt.
at uu-
Reserve
then at
nd and
at 14
nd Ap-
Mil
;o. quote
t r at /51,2 D.
[looted at
arldte at
on jags.
DEPOT.
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Dry' Goods Ailarket: , L.