03.
STEEL WOIUES.
))INUESNE WORKS.
COMM, MX & CO' '
VI
.' . lefaitidfacturets of
. - ._
IRON, NAILS, 'S TEEL, ,
i AXLES _AND SPRINGS,
PINIIMISSS.,'L * ARID S IINSIVERs
MAT BAR,ROUND AND S Q UARE IRON.
il l ißeß TAN E A E N T DAVRI;s
lio A N S IRON.
:' : MP, N. L DRAti and DROPPER BARS.
• u WATER RASO, CYLINDER
%IND .
LAT RAIL, for Coal Boa L l ! ______
' Mar AV / SSPD h &ttiIegu T B STER :
gm 4 11 1 3 21 , A ti n re IiaLASAIL4rtAte. riii:
STEEL.
Mr ,BUIZIGT and W AGON SPRINGS and
CIIT NAILS AND SPIKES. -
Ail Goods blest Class and Warranted.
,
OFFICES AND WORKS.
Sixteenth S treet. and Allegheny River,
and II Water Street. Pittsburgh.
add
SIFEIME" STEEL WORIDL
lOWA ,Etacs & co.,
, .
. . PITTOBWIGII. PA.. •
.Ranofiallinsra of ev e rir deso i iption of ,
CART ' AIM) GERMAN '
.:STEEL,;
--.
"I " ll7 "n'crviteri: ii"s ittsi." w rnuc ," .sc.n 6
Waremiuse, 88 Water andlo6 First Stu
--------------_
116 PARKIN.
azintsai rAinvins:
Ei r t . v . RALF, tr.,138..t.pLE,8,..
bricw. rassatsit-t , . mum.
CRESCENT STEEL 'SEMMES,
KILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
Office, 339 Liberty St,
PITTABITAGII,
taltdlB
BLAPLD&AIKOMI
ArFEEL ' WORE . &
MS, BROTHER & £O.,
• Naaolooo l of all deserilYttomi
An
SPVICIEBILI6
•
--Mos and Warebonse. THIRTIETH, THIRTY.
KEREC-ala /1/4IdEitED Mal= r
.`:: : :.;:=IRON.WORSEL
Oast. Presn— W. P. Points. stun.
rtirlißttßGß FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
yustiTAcrugrell . OP
Sae Iron;
"bib Bare anal Banal
ataturima car Aries Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles Histainorioll
Rraties;
Loessawilvo ?ram. Ilhaptal
Midi; Rods;
Tidies; •
Piston Heads; •
litimuaboai Shafts;
Piston; Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars,
cv
No. 177 P 714121 STREET,
PTITSBURGH. PA.
111JAMORM
•
;The prepared tern : tent
: Vrtistees I now Um
sea tar W 1 .111139 the w .1 1 r. Er /LUM.M- PEO .
- The enperbir quality Imparted to good Iron,
I=st buttnwernint intbrtor him. and the
eoet.eamntend It to eh soimufseturere et
'4.Pert to use tt cam MAUS Millar) by
&MIMI; ' -
.J.IIILES- P. SPEER;
Attorney tor the Treatees,
WOW I :said 2, Bonding, 96)
Reath /mane. •
, ear tieg tuteneeteir )saw Invited • te elett 'the
lIIRYZEBIBairit WORKS: whete the rootlets
Guerin successful operation. - teB:(47
ETEIww , raraTosi & 004
-Pennsylvania Iron Watt;
Warehouse, do s. 166 andl6T YIBLIT
11= 1 . pfr Ste_ Yon rreartil
N OVELTY . WORKS.,
NOVELTE - WORKS.
ADAZTA3.' , 2IIIOI
~iii~crassse oft'
BT/LWDAlitl MAMBA - WS 13 PAT
11INT) PLATPOIf* ital,COU AS
, S 0 At:LES.,
rainl3;r4oed Patent_Door LOrkikluidlditirlhere
.PolataadVoges Mills, amr
ocpwur, orronmiutii &Lin trig.'
• • Pittobriuribr,,, ~again ti
bO L~Nt bOKE.
CM, toiliuttrAttif .^
OCKSONAMOittitii
. o
4444.-4******)._
A a 4 .!
Ello6
r 11111711-
. , og,,:oinialties6;4 0
r+, Mt/ mu. ;WI( attestft
.• • • i•Il• ,),
• • ,•
i•o ; !, • elf-I—l ••1 v-t
AND - A •IICOUIRER. ,,
s r , 4)••••••tit. rr tr
14' ' , r;:
1 iris
ttrChe''6, •
• i.J.,1-''Vr•J; J. I J
' • "
AMIMMS - and streets. •
,LITROGRAPMML ,
assufe t tem Dianowl.;;..«.
QINGEILLit 11; ClMUl;Succeisors
ajto Oho. P. BehoOnewe 'a 00 r? , ,
nmerie*, urriumuovollgeiv
"11 ' Lithog ra phic• •
The only_ team ZatehLts e
rof um Mountains. , Businesa third& Lefler
WNW Bondi, Labia ,s eiretilarg, Dhow War
iplOstial6 Portraits, Vuwas Certinostes of De
posh., favicegoe ag, t .yolo c Tie sea ad
Mid strum 'Oetiberel.
1 - 4111nEUST-1 4 00 bbliLifpithrtilh
4-1 mitmaecuaktr iket MO by
FOIMDEBI3, MACEIMNTS.
DAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COYPANT.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
• frarEngines,Rolling )ffa
chimer*, Nail , INae4ines,l Re
torts, and Castings generally.
AL FOUNDRY
PIPE WORKS.
En
Corner Carroll and lama Union Streets.
MIRTH WARD.)
1arr'113331711431 , EL, PA..
WILLIAM SMITH,
Ikioxku.facturea of
I ,
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
POE 411U3 AND WATER WORMS.
My Mee are all east Invarlatllyin Pity, in dry
sand, and is feet lengths. Also, full usertinent
of general
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
• I would also call the attention of_trintend
ants of Oka Works to my make of RETORTS.. ;
DUQUESNE' FORGE•
•
(Successor to JOS. - P.' HAIGH & CO y)
Has facilities
es - W lw i trhe eP
leadiz Z g
stord P f d TEAmßuAT
ORANKI3, PISTON ROD 4 ,_LAITERS,
PITMAN zems,waisTs,ltitt.Noem AXLES,
lA/COll OTIVS ',BANS& to then with even
Soseription of SHATZ WINN: Mee and Porn,
Corner of Duquesne Way aid lint Street.
ap14:111 ' • •
13 6 1411131 . SON, REA & CO4 -4
numeTiOn t;i6ll2isow. base tircsinuh '
WASHINGTON WORKS ,
M ,
FORM/AO HACHTIaI3,PITTSBURGH,
itananiatterers of Bost mid Stationary Steam En-
es es dAs -Bil _ Ll CLi Engin _ ;tal c % scrn e' u ' ji,,Fis er t . tialu =
and i Stio's,Boil lj e l .r and Eames w upr. Qll.l
Mice. rip. WC corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents Aim EMITARD'IS PATS= MEMOS
for reeding Boilers. Fall r 67
,Taqm4l3 CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Nadine Works,
1112/DIMIEY..BT., ALLZWIENYCITY, PA.
Mann(%dwell of Steam timpani, Oil Presses,
Miley,. Shafting, Grist and Saw MCIVrI2,
Roping Mill andlhachlrie Castings, Orate
Weighb. Wmon Bolts, he. Stahl to order7Q
hare ato band Inginns of all Ores. sariSeyi
CRNYRAI. FOVNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn Street.
BOLLMAN BOYD & BABALEL
chu I sou,. anu Caillnito, 801 l Lotplz. Be.
BRASS. FOUNDRI3:.
JOHN' Y. Coo Plat 11L4ST ?M.
Scitti cOorEir & Co.,
tt ,
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS:: CMiTINGS
lUDS, PROMPTLY TO Off,DRIC.
, Maleable and Guy ITon Fittings,
GAB for Pr., AND TUBING,
THROTTLE, SAFETY BD tiEeilE VALVES,
' ALL GLOBE PATTEEIN.
C IDS:II:S9
Brass work or every- description for
Steam, Water' and 011.
iit)agtuturitrErnsor J. M. COOPEIre
•
letproied Balatietelleel Steam 'Pa*.
_
Ageati 140 Dreyfus' Pateni Oit
ers, the beat in the. Market.
Oldie and Works, corner Thirteenth slid Pike
Streets. sp'2o
PEARL. In LIMAS FLOUR.
PZABL KILL Vireo fititz firsea, Brand. Wig to
FRENCH FAMILY FLOUR.
win only egi sant out !P m '.
nid co bear&
muu. KILL Do
-
Lo belt oYja ki. i,
W griliP9Flll , AND
, IMAM
Alieshmi74'llest:ll.lUlNlS. rasSit 'MU' I
SMCll=M43lf3 l ttlht- 12t
HPIAVIAIRAI44443 'lf
ANICKOR COT IrOPi„NIILt
- : •
rf 3
rii 116.1".
icanviummmiotlsiAmT KEDfiMaiiittei!n-
•! JPl'l, , ! 1.: • .",•!
i.• -iiiaeltoW AND NAGINOI44'!",':',
ii+zazra.
'Lintz:ND raaruMEß T.
itOELNPECR, ORNAMENTAL
HAlR wax= AND PNBNIMEN, No;
Ttar4 stmt. nem Bullthie)4,. puto uri b.
i f m bandoijoneral snortzient or La
mm ,:.
5 4 4 7 ,- CllRoantlemerwr
4c
13,,m6.16,(m_
Pit be
_given toy liAirtiA • ' -gt ".!* -1s
, .LscUer/Lized:lieuttemen o s MO Climax d ou
iii the wilimmi =mum .t i: r .1' - ,:r 1 • .." 14 , 10 cvl
101O0434 1 BOODIVER
saw=
4 atv - Ire •JW.'."."
. ea.
astdagos. D. 12.5013
-
• . .. , ..PrnstiMci.ft •bAtii.riti. ~: T..,,tt.1.(0'At„,._'4.:.t:',.3i:-:...:1.509
MIGH N. BOLE & CO.,
FLOUR:
ENGINgII3, 159.1Mt0,-'
Cor. Point Alley end Duquesne st.,
(NZAR THY POINT,/
Engine Badiders, Founder s and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all stns.
INcial attention invited to our new STATION
A -
OIL WELL ENGLNE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of IS-horserpower.
OASTINGS,_of every klnd, made toorder stow
Foundry, on THIRD STREET; below Market.
RIGS for 011 Wells, SHAFTING. PULLEYS,
HANGERS,HOUSE andTOBAC( O O SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO MESSES, on band and made to
order. tithe
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
_
"manic on the Allegtonl palrer, near the point,
PrrTSIT*R — tt . ;: PA.
lir All orders ;Irmo ' Tier
FORT PITT.
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL 4 SNYDER,
aceiTuracTualisi
TUBULAR, DOUBLEAITRED TUBULAR,
PIRSOBOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOM
BES.
_OM STMLS AND 'OIL TANKS.
CHMNETS, inuaccrunia AND ASH PANG,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON.
DENSERS.
STEAM i s, Ali'D I RO N
BRIDGES i (Lamm=
PRISON DOORS AND COAL BRUTES
OBiee end Warehouse. corner Seemad,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
mr Orders seat seat
to. to the above address will be
romped
BARNELLtL & CO.;
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOB. 51,0, 114 AND 116 PENN BT.
Haring secured a large yard and tunas ' bed It .
IT2Ux the. most appeovad maoldnikryw we are, ro•
jrpirnd toisamitatabre °Uri daaaripttoworßMl ..-
.EPP In tbe best Danner and warranted equal to
any made In the country. Chimneys. Breeehles,
Fire Beds. Steam Pipes, Locomotive Bolters,
Condensers, Salt Pans; Tanks, Oil Stills, Agita
tors, Bettl ir i s t a i Pane, Boller Um:6 13111 We, Bazar
Paris d lisaaniactaleys of BorWits - Pai
t' •"- A t,-.
Etcoidiofeiostiirtioties. t - Wont
JABIF4 I-1 5•2F 1 FF 411,. .
Nos. 65 and 56 VGUr Wrest, •
14.4 • , •
IRON - OIL TANKS,
SZTTLING PAN% COPP2B MAN PO&
. .
BOLLINO .310 - 14. STAMM
indma= IKON woßx.
. • - !or Steamboats.
JAUD X. D. =DUI
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
1111.11XDINICTUREDS ON
Steam !killers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
IRRHIT,IBON WORE.4O.
61 Penn Streets Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, Ace.
THE BEST STOVES.-
A. BRADLEY & CO.
Manufacturers of the (restart variety of
Cwk, Parlor and Heating Starei,
TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE.
bole Agents tar the celebrated Ease Burning
Orleatal Stoves and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. Best tithe Worldibr Parlor,OSlce, Store or
Omsk. Etre needs no rekludlLus—barns all win
ter. Do notbay until you see or sead for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
Our Agents for Orientals—DßUM LER BEIM..
Snalthedd St.% GEO. HUBLEIf. Allegheny City.
ORM SUOMI 00 .
v-"i27..APP4uPqkar _wrivc,v_Awirnt Os
iiirrGo l linllB7
BOSTON COOKING 'RANGE,.
" TBE FIERY FtritNACE,"
jog ivizwikstaminsas.
- •
THE *IW Aurtfntrwr boolture
"REGULATOR." COLUMBIA 0001{. ETuVE,
RANGE C
Pattern) PORTABLE
RANGE C AST IRON M ANTLES, WELLMAN'S
RIF LECTOB,GRATES,_free from dirtarul dist:
GRATE ERUDITE, FENDER% AC.
206 awl 205 ',liberty Street,
se2s:yl7 PITTSBURGH. PA.
trim- sIcoVES. .;,,- , ... . .. ..
- CET THE 'BEST.
• , t , ;7.! , : - . . ::, , k. %..:,
,:--,
lIIISIMAL.ik CO.
:, '''''' • ' TRIUMPH, • ' '.ii
703 , BlTurdizio Oa COAL.
,!, ~ ~, „..:„., , • c,tr ,
WarnatedtoZoidg, Bake cello:Ma ,
,
o'`:,
I _,.., --...', •'Yi,e,-,!'',-.;,-:',.1,.,,. ~,,,,„:, ..„„„. .„,;1
Pio . ;(2435v:Libertv'Str i ee L-,-
1 &I.o on band .; • t;. •ir 1 , TA,II •
i PARLOR :. . . --• , , : . : •
-; , ..Wi. 4 1J ~.:- '..'l6'
, . , r ....---,..... l E...
1. 1 6 1/
T 11^"..W..."'"."."...""."""...1'""7 1
' lClo .4 .oBofee "l" 7 lll Dry Zi'llv:"'""'1.1111:11.r;I:
; 1305638M3AR P r oom o W4rd ieu m r o lans ` r i isnli : '' ; '
..,.. 0 e bry 1 and S taidi Oaks_
_ 7 _ . __
Pft,ii. 3,, , 3 and 3 Inen ropmpf t
ide r len 'Dry c t i r t acantall.
o v pittz,Dra. o o . P. 1 31,.• - 1
, . 100330 idled atituus•
Inca 144101264 BL t'
303.000 feet Z:ip• i igi - - 7 7
leit 1 ,-,.. I.4iii•
i
• 400,300 o.' 3 6- inch et t ag.„, w '' no ' d; ',=
,ao nor 0. 16+1,10 , m , 1. 811 . ! I • •
' • 1 64U8 MI 8r103i, 1, i , , , _ , c 7. ,; ,
i, I, . trig The • , -,• i ~,L. ',..,
Liio4l.Tol ll l nro iluniTt necut ..ind. Cedar.
Aisa,i , akar .11311 .=l,ntiber.' , 'mind-nal:
ii°l4l4 and snarl! in ?o i llit u l olre f
sale
i l Ala D D im § eof Ol e si r:
NOC" 1 li=k s gre - 4" 1 "/ ilea Iste bo
' duatistii at )' wig' ADe l g t ,
~ midi L.
mush of ,Jasindk - no .. . = • • . 4 '
---
'WEIGEttS .ND Miii&l3lMS.
E 3
er of Wdihtt bpd wig.;
N... pour= isms!.
.vigtOtiPik . l4sPSVlNtslal 101 0 . 14
cootroieotipitiattioot to. salt
, 404X1 7-
FINANCIAL.
KO PITT BANKING CORBY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
r DZALEBS
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND ;COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
Collections nude" aineasible Taints Ln
the United States and Canadaa.
-
3,,i,
it. itoitiettei, 1 Jno. a Radler,
J ea Gordon, Bobt. H. Nang,
D. Wallnee. . Andrew Miller,
• Zi nwnett, . James X. Bailey.
. ..
, BA WL.MeE
D. LT.= "
lIART, CAUGIIVE & co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,.
prrTsstritAari. PA...
. •
' 031/4701E1380118 TO HANNA, HART i 00")
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the pnrchue
and sale of
• GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
ntyl:ent -
N.. aoLmEst4,ooNts.,
3914eavimmertssi v
57 Market Street
PITIL":O333I:TROIX. .PA..
th(Mgoat nude on all the winoloot Pototo of
ed au!too sAd Canodo!.. • _ •
Stmks,Bonds and - other &amities
BOUGHT AND SOLD Olt COXICLISSION.
Parttealsr attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
V s ated States ~S ecurities.
JAY COOX.E" ' & C 0. ,•
MtaxilLersis,'
114 SO TITS THIRD ST BEET,
. •
PHILADELPHIA.
. •
STOOKS and BONDS of ail descriptions
bought end sold.
Special attention given to the purchase and sale
of Oovirnment Securities. mb3o
OILS.
WARING AND KING,
Coauxiiadon 11terehazda awl Broken In
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
nuLAlncralLuL ADDBIAN,
Room 17, Chamber of Commerce,
133 SOITth sidoico STMT.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TWHDDLE,
11i1 4 1117ACTVILICE Ol
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Eclipse , Railroad` Azle 011. .
Stands great heat without change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. iipecad 01110 r
troploslailmates or hot weather.
Locomotive, Ellighlt l / 2 Machine Shop,
Will cut Screws. - . . - I
'saw Mill and Planing !till 0111,
Adapted, tor hisb_oespd. • •
Spinal. ' Oil, - Wool Head-Light 011,
011, Tanners , stair Bennole.
tar. Finishing OM Gasoline, '
Harness OU. .'.' Pagraillne.
ARMORNARGISH, to preserve' Bright Iron
7.0
'4 1 41i met htnery from Met. ,• .. . -•
tie ,pro cots are manufactured under Dr.
utile s atent by Superheated Stearn in Vaal,
cuo.
The., ntpricattng out are almost odorless-
Derirerei t unlitmln. , and . mesay . light coll.
ore , lim p d A temperature iomnanad. and
remarnd d ringertretue cola. The natlroad
on& aro Nuenualled, and are In constant use on
FAY tne princligd RaDroads. , WOOD.
egandned and' orders lett .at U 4
IllititT, Works at Sbarpstmin Brid .
TACK BROTEltratili ; ' •"- •
COMMISSION =OM
;7.
its'
,pfks ussaas,Vrap and Indirstresa," •
spirwilD ..•14ri*453711...
"IliTrc k ' tßi I t jit , 'Woßgs:. •• • -
r • ~ '
t, ottl •to i , 1 1.1 t , ,,,t ••,,, t .t , t.r , - • /
..'t b ai
1 N
1, it,./ t •., 1 ~5.,10 II: •, 1 , ; ,1 I
I,N
sti
47„i ii .s i i : cd , , .; , .. , , t ,; , .
r
, • a , •
ile". { FlTEPit . i ,
rims * D-reThewitrim4fookto,4 6.
1 ...t.t.Wr
roiioitw „... o:o .,
~:,
j rz,vitimitzatimb-ontisp.
sarknANo AND owilvii , „,., ', ' l, '
_ al ,
(OW 4) 'e 'Gold ,
ANDES' EYIS COTTAGE . ° GAIL '.'
.
~. TimiscrempuortaVuoto combines ' ail' tip
latest valuable Improvements known In the eon
- strnotiOn of aMt dui Iniin4mVlind bas id.,
warm been -awardi d Ade bia s but Premium es.
- bolted. Its tone Is
i grons t = t7 nowstl m ila
workunualdp. tar 1 t and , s
all others. mess from Ito SIIIO,, atmo -
- to style and Ilnisba cheesy pion nu other so.
:Milled i n ictrE g iMirZili bileilk
, litaad attl4tout of alt.„ read Instruments. In
prodn Inc eet, neseetatti quality of tone
,of an aims . nstrnm - ent In tbe llnited States.
It Is lin andinspnet In eonstraetion,:and '
not a . t at_o r t_prdert __,.„ r:
. Luo , I i : PATINT li tt IRMO A t'
f i.
. 4.
C• 12.4: ,tbionlWarstalla, Orgwi.
4,, t Li: •ri tut wVi 41tte lel b....a r Igo.:
10411rA . _ ißgErnal4;r:, .
, _ .. .. ,
No: is e4ass timarr.
IMO
r 1
Ot::01-44;), _
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bough; at Highest Priccs.
PH. RI MERTZ, Banker
Con Wood and Fifth Streets.
JAtES T. BRADY & Co.,
313 .41 . 11 V MGM 1:1.
,Ltritssa, Preen.
LIMON. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
S7/"Money loaned on . Government Bonds at
lowest market rates. .
Orders lexeented for the Paribas.
and Sala of STOOKS. BONDS and
GOLD. ;
GOVERNMENT BONDS !
We will 'register ell kinds of Government
Bonds free 61 charge. This gives the holder ab
solute secuilty against theft,loss; or deetruction.
JAMES T: BRADY & ,
CO• -
Bealersi in . Clovenunent Bonds,
(Solemn oS. JONES a C0..1
I-- .
Corner Fourth and Wood 'Sta.,
•
BUYIAND HELL ALL KIND 3 OF
GOLD; SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON YOST l'AVOIG.B1,11: TEEMS.
ice' Interest Allowed on Depissits.
JAMBS T. BRADT & CO.
COEL FOURTH & WOOD . STB.
m 513125 ,
'4jittit.'o' . iti(iiiii
FINANCE' AND TRADE.
GrriOnow-Prrnitnnuut Ga 551726.1
W.Unrutiinkr; June 2, 1869..
Gold declined to-day to 148,g, after
having sold as high as 139%. The de-
cline in ithe premium is attributed to
the scarcity of money which set in be-
fore the close of banking hours.
Government securities were dull and
lower seolng at the close at a decline of ,
thrp-elghts per cent, although the Gov.
ernmentL !ought early in the day at
about , l2ok, for new bonds.
Stocksi are buoyant and seem to, be
'Prell sustained by the cliques. The gin•
oral market is a rising one in its ten
dency and there is scarcely any proba
bility that stocks will- go down peruia
.
nently before later in the , season, when
,
money, becomes scarcer.
In our;local market things'eriqniet'as
usual. ralley ponds are about 83; Co
lumbia reports a sale of between 19 and
20, and i Atlantic Telegraph Company
18%. For Bank stocks the demand con
tinues on all the old banks, hut the new
institutiors do not share the same pat
ronage by investors.
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz Gold, 138%; Silver, 131; EilirhtY!
one's ' 121%; -Five Twenties, 1862, 122%;
do 18641 117%; do 1865, 118%; do 1865,
Consols,i 11974; do 1867, 119%; do 1868;
119%; Ten, Nrties, 109%; New York
Centray 92%; Erie —; Reading, 100;
Pittsburgh, • Fort Pirayne dr, Chicago
Railroad, 56%; Ohio dr, Mleiamippl,
35%; -Michigan Southern, . 11734; Cleve
land • •di PittsbArgh, 104%; Chicago dt
Rock Wand, 25%; Chicago dc North
Western, 92%; Chicago it North Western
Preferred, 10414; Adams Express Coin ?
piny, 59%; Merchants Union_
_Express,'
,15%; 'Fichte - Mail; 81%;' Western Union
Telegraph n Company, • 43: Gregory,.-;
quartz 1, —; Smith dr. Parmlee, —;
Am. Extiress, 90.
—Closing quotations received by Jame*
T. Brady dt Co: Gold, 188%; United .
Sates Sixes, 1881, 121%; Five-Twenties,
1862,121%; do. 1864,117 1 ,; do. 1865, 1183 t
Ten-Foities, 109%; Flve-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, 1865,119%; do. do.- 1867,
9%; db. do. 1868, 119%; Seven-Thirties,
par less, %; Due Compounds, 119;' Union
Pacific Railroad, 91%; Central do. do:,
92; Cy. Pacifica, 107.
IBy Telegraph to the Plttfibur2h Gazette.]
I nay/ YORK, June 2, 1869.
Money firmer at :6 Per cent. . on
call lo ans.;The increased activity is due
, -
to the growing distrust relative to the
high prices on Stock Exchange.
Sterling dull at 9@93 . Geld.heavy ant
lower on. ruutorts that the , filet:Wary of
the"Triii(sury_ intends , increate his
sales; !tribe, ophited at , 139%,
ad
vancedto 139%, and closed at 138x®
138%.:•1; Cash gold abundant and carrying
rates 6@ir percent. and flat to 1.32. Clear
ances $BBOOO,OOO
-Governments dull and a shadeeasier;
closing , 'barely steadY. Large blocks of
bonds went out in to , day's steamer from;
parolutsea,mtde on, Mcinday.."• - •Tiip Gov-,
eminent bought 160,000 regular 1156
115 WOO;
' i POMO° • ; ragttlar. ; 1 67 a
,at
115 1 .'0 1 100il)00,0 - requiai t om „ it
idir-t0o;t(000 rcitlar / # 45 :17
:
,
iregt
.116,37-100;1126,0611-
CoupOnA'fies at 116,49.100; Vow* con
pans' - "13, 7s• Ile 49 - 40% ; 1160,006 :ragout
Y 673 at' IMO 49t100;125;060 regular '65 at
116 4 :id 1 , 1 090;r14;14, ?Cs at•ll6 50-
no; , 41:•Orus insitlh%sl.lllo,land ,
$65,000 coepoult 1 67stat - 116 56409. The re
glittered January imittAti t yamis We
sold free of July interest. -
Ohmage priests Mutton:still 11190122%;
do. '62, 122Wgft22%; do. '64„ . 117 1 ,f,0117
1! ®1 ,10;'new,OANE
• do,t-leir@gzors ' tas, usK T.lro;,
10;4* ' 46109,61Pantiles; 10701107 R.
Etta el. ends 'steady , Miasourta;
:89g: ' Tfitiiikasees,.lo3(§oB%; New , do., • 1
64 J4 KJ Old Virginias, 58' . 4, New' dol, I
01 30.0 182 ; Old North - Carolinas, Mg; Neir,;
,d0.157X;,,• New Louislanast
li t St • during the morning” were' w
u
and 'u y,:5t01,0,14 except on
ROado,:,Fort Mayne, Hannibal! and; St;
loe, which were 'active and strong; the
latter roja,to 108 N; Central sold as high
i• as 102%; Hudson . 161; Itarletn,ls2%i "and'
Fort.., Wayne `; "157 X; Wlille Mich
iganSSoultertitunobed,ll9yiund.ll7.g . In
the afternoon the, ~mar ket W as. wait,
affected almost enti r ely by Aid course of
the messages orildlegram wife the else.
Lion at Cleveland., It fell to t t 1X@11 6 .941
and'Vallted 11.1%cttarrying e gono,rat,
list &fin* an rip: - The
was catty,,, l the„Atattguent that Mr.
.INVi.lllatrif.WrUfreleoM •Ptuident. The
market 910'4040m but unsettled. A 1
540 Alias Cutriberlaud„ 5465(1;
1
_ ~~,~~.,
MEE
Wells Express, 3238®32%; American, 40
®4oyo Adams, 59%@593.6; United States, •
663./,®67; Merchants UnioM, 15}44153.4;
Quicksilver,'.l63G®l6,g; Canton, d7'
e7','l; Pacific Mail, 81.11 @Kg; West
ern , Union , Telegraph, 43®43;‘; Hart
ford and - .;. Erie, 22A@23 ; Mari
posa, 24N®24%; do. preferred, 50m@
50N; New York Central 192%®193;
Erie, 29®29 1 ,:. do. preferred, 5134
®524‘; Hudson, 160®16(%; Harleni,lsl3.6;
do. preferred, 151; Reading,\ 993 i ®99.). 4 ,'•
Terre Efaute, 38'Wd)40; do. preferred, 60®
63; Wabash,7;4®7734;do. preferred, 81 14
@B3r- St.- Paul, 77%978; do. preferred,
94;99084; Fort Wayne, 154;9457 ; Ohio
and iaelasippl, 34%®35; , Mid:Oxen
Central 130®131 ,• Michigan South
ern, 117 9 117 3 3 ; Illinois Central, 146®
148; ittsburgh, 104q®104M ; Lake
Shore, 114%®115; Rock Island, 125g®
125 33 / 4 i s, NorthVestern, '9236®92%; prefer
red. 1043,4®10434.; St. Joe, 139; preferred,
134. 1
Mining . _ sham dull: Gregory, :2,50;
___—
Grass - Piney; 80. -
Coppers" at Boston: Copper Falls; 8;
Franklin, 18; Heels, 85; Hancock, 4.
Recelpti3 of Sub-Tteasury were $1,825,-
4 05; Payments, 01,845,662; balance, $78,-
448,319; exports of the week, inclusive of
specie, $3,476,437.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH liAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY,. June 1869.
The markets in a general way are de
void of anything new or important;
nothing worthy of special notice. The
demand for everything isl very light,
being cdnened mainly to supplying the
immediate wants of consumers, and
with a light volume of busineigs in the
aggregate, prices generalli , remain un
changed. The dull season: is now'at
hand • and it is likely to continue until
after harvest; this is usually tho case at
hhi season of the year, and we see no
reason why this summer should be an
exception. i
APPLES—Choice $5@8.1
APPLE BUTTER-90@t1,00 per gal
lon. " I •
, hoico -
TTER
BUTTER—Prime to choice __ is not
so plonty and with an imprhved"demand
the market fs firmer and' higher, with
sales reported at 25®28. Common very
dull.'
BEANS—DuII. at $2@y2,50.- ,
CARBON quoted - it 28@29
fOrStandard litatidt, in a jobbing way.
COAN2/1741,e-41551.75 per cwt.
clElgili)Fip,-1 , 1.141u11 and,in good supply,
but `unchanged; sales of good to prime
Ohio at 180120„ ,
DRIER) FRCFPLDuII but unchanged:
Peaches,- 14 for quarters, and for
prime halves. ,Apples;lB®ls;
EGGS—Sales at 18@19.
FEATHERS —'Live Geese - Feathers
may pa quoisd r Ait l 85, to the i trade, and
the übilai adviince for snail tots; in store.
FLOUR—The market is quiet and
unchanged. We continue to quote
Spring Wheat brands at $(1,5447, and
Winter Wheat at $7,50@)8,00. Rye Flour,
$3,50@8,75. The Pearl 51111 Prices for
fresh ground ilaurs are as fKlows: Pearl
Mill three star, green bran in barrels,
19,40' and In sacks $0,10; d hie extra of
selected amber - and white winter wheat,
in barrels $8,30; and in sacks sB,oo;jchoice
selected red winter wheat flour, in bar
rels $7,70, and •In sacks $7,40; choice
spring wheat 'flour in barrels $7,00 and
in sacks 15,70. The Pittsburgh City Mill
prices are as follows: Choice VirlOte
ter wheat flour in barrels, $8,30, and in
sacks $8,00; cbbke red winter wheat flour
in barrels" 57,40, and in sacks 17,15;
choice spring *heat flour in barrels
$6,90, and in sacks 56,65 per barrel.
GRAlN—Wheat is offering , pretty
freely and prices are ,lower; e now
quote Red Winter at $1,35(1,38. Oats
dull and lower;' sales to arrive, at 6614®
07, buyers furnishing sacks; and sales in
store at 72©75.' Small sales of prime
Yellow Ear Corn, at 13.3@85, as to qual
ity.- Rye is dull and nominal at 111,15®
1,20. Prime Spring Barley. $1,75.-
.11A;Y:=Baled is still quoted at 1251g2/1,
ork obarf, anolo'thall); is'';nqt so- muck
r offering..
DOMINTAImost out of semen;
now
inal at:114.75@5 pi& bbl.
HUSKS—SaIes corn busks at:3W
HEMP—Sales et $215. - '
LARD OILIs steady but unchanged,
at 11,20 for No; 2, , and1,50@1,52 for Extra
LlKE—Cleveland Lime Is quoted at
$2,50, per bbl, and Common White at
81,75.
MAPLE SYRUP—SaIes in gallon jugs
at 81,50.
POTATOES—SaIes Peach Blows in •
store at 50@55. Sales new . crop at PO
5,50 per bbl.
OEANUTS—Quoted at 12e.
PROVISIONS The market is re
ported a little stronger but prices
are unchanged.. Bacon Shoulders; 14
Ribbed Sided 1414g18)4; Clear do, 17%@
18; Plain Sugar' , Cured Hams .190§1951;
Canvassed do 19X1520.• Dried Beef, 20011
20%. Laid,l9% in tierces, and 20% in
kegs and buckets. Mess Pork $52©3234.
STRAW—SaIes at Allegheny Diamond
market at 518,5216
SEEDS—The' season isabout over and
there is hotpnOugh; selling to establish
quotations. -
SALT—Sales of car load lota at $1,83
@1,85.
TALLOW—Nothing doing in this aril
cle'orimportancio,,,nd prices are mmi-
W L's ::KY—Highwines are_ quoted: at
95e; anon flied at' 95e, and - prod'
at I,os; , _Montotgabeda, as per age and
qtralityo fr0m.2,25@8 per gallon.
. r r rrilve irsockqlitirkeite: 1 3!:',
NEW Youx stock l
, June, 2.—Live
cat-
tle me patting ipkiwird, faster tbati.theii . ii
cal:ilia Fic•ld: The 2,loo , foryesterdsy and t
to4d*rfAikve,..reolr:allieenAold4. The g
prlees'ate a tie loweet an chittondiy, t
and-1141y . 50(delowthe rates of hOSINI* i i
rafediyi- The quality was " &Mellor: !
About V., Med of, extra fiaobronglit.r; ~
144,V with bat. a IMO number'kV '166:"
The!uto„re,r)Wia.cla if?r, citr l M4l ilk ;
werie'&l6wie 0...--r•one ; ttrert , -ottmetioni ;•
ono •• h tor °wage, and very kw ms t .
d l r. I I ,A . ,chtileitiedvelif9 Mrk.Mirtele 1
Steers, .ronkht 153;@.16 e; a drov of 7,
1 II; ttpfentif.ll,P. 4 Q imat, ,
t .. ar ,3 -.y . • . g stook cattle.
itiTtrayl . t;ilk '. iirreatr)'
v
deaf butt.theyixmlnoi t eganted,p -.;,,.. . ,ri
old - lottld*. - "X. cat . • . . '
P .1
744 . Zvi 10.444 Pa
e t
at
0 1 )4
rfi.U o 4 4 l4 B .rt 9 e!b.•' o '•' I ''
ts stemol4st , 545d-ge ''
',unchanged; 52 cars arrived tollanthere, .
is a shade of weakness in the tradiCjoi :, '
' °sumo°, June 2.--Hogs, dull and.lo®
1 44 0 :wetRUMBA fir l'aieWritmlas.
Cattle quiet and, a shade easier;.ss,2s
. 1
ikeaWfor erMnieplu, good cowt4 WM
6,75 for medium to fh'. and ' s7,oo@i; '
Tor IrKlWelioloe elem 4. , • , •,i t &, ',
: Sr. Dutra, Jatis - I.—Cattle in moderat e,supplystad eteady at .lig7 for common, to,
' choice:- Hogs are in fair demand-at 709,
Bros!. '' ' ' * -
.-::: ' :.--,‘..------ ' -. i
_t . • .: ,
Ary Goode Market.
liToik, Jtme ,2. The weather '-!
isa little inclement , and , trade less
' ao le• mrioisti in the: meantime -: rul6
;OP
;steady,and - wii hsve no important changes
,of t, exqapt 1'444 bleseheilpsdensr,
in/ash - MUM - b - rind; , Which liave .
,advanced from 14)frui %%pre maagi
been a large meth:Mit ifftithitf lsof.tslsls;
and priw,,or Nations glosses !mu likely to
advano4 teitAilitrerthehieK-trift Ibtits
gloomy, enough.
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