E 3
STEEL WORKS..
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COFFMAN, RAITM & '
- CO.,
-*LtliOnnrs oc
IRON, NAILS ; 'STEEL,
AXLES .AND- BP RINCB
DINUIDDI I. X AND .111MATAi
InakT BAR. ROUND AND SQU&BE IRON.
SAND, HOOP._ MINT AND TANG IRON.
Diglbia FLAMM AND HEADd t
GUARD IRON - DEM* tnd DROYPER BARS,
swaicoir °Virtu. ,BARes, orLail'EN
IRON _. • .
Ir4D PLAT BAIL, for Coal Roads.
ARB„WIDORs RARBAJW TRZTEL
15PB FLOT AND CULTIVATOR STREL,
MELig i fikAßD °OLDS cut tops tt ern.
STEEL ST L SHAITERO, A. B.
" MIDDY an W 60021 SPRINGS and
O . • AILS AND mums.
An (Wads First Class and Warranted.
of AND wopaF.s.
DistalintioNtrast and Altegliasy !War,
wad TT Water Suanhiaattabofpa.
surarnzu) firm: woluis.
MGM, n& 00.,
VITTSBURCIII. Pe..
Manntratxrers of mrir description of
CAST AND 4311111831 AN
I/4r SVANGS,
•]...., C A R I VIMME G A 0
Warehossiil 85 Water and 100 First lits.
'HARR & PARKIN•
maims:
smro G AL"" 3 "I/ I EN XILLIEIIs
BARB. clutyKiza.BlClN.
BMUS. PARVEin
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
ELLEII:; BARR & PARKIN,
Office Na 339 Liberty Sts
• PITTSBVIROH.
SP
"INDLACIi. DIAMOND
t •
ST73EI. WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Menninstarers of all descriptions of
601.30:1
' .. ~
1)11tos and Warebonse, THIRTIETH, THIRTY
TIRST and RA.LLEORU STREETS.
.
. PITESEI7BUSI.
IRON WORKS.
lA&Vizatioh P. rams. Ws.
.prrrsantsis FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
NASIITACUTEXIIii Or
Bar llrom
Bsßroad Flab Bars aed Bolts;
Balboa& Gar Axles Balled; •
" ittillrOsaCas aide*
ZOMOMOtaire BiaMEM ' •
lacomottve Brame Shapes;
111 4.A 04211 /..- ; • -
,roke% Straps;
Pistol Nada;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Bode, Wrists;
qtamot JAW., Collars, Ste.
OfSoo, No. 177 PENN STREET,
prrniffmatr. PA.
BLLERSILIESBN 1110GESS.
.
The Trustees are n ew mellowed to gretilleeu
sea far , the UM of the Ittot FRO
MM
'Tbe ,
superler quality immtid , to good Iron,
the greet, improvement rior iron. and the
reduced ocost.ocsamend it to all Millallagreri of
Perties Wishing to Übe it an obtain Menses by
Otollthlt to
JAMES P. SPEER
• Attorney Am the Trustees,
ROOM 1 and 51, English , ' Building, 9O)
Pad* avenue. _
Par its Interested are - invited-to TIM. the
131101ChMCBGER WORKS. where the rocas, ls
sowlAssecesetul operation. lethdt7
VERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylvinia Iron Works.
Wireiwuse, Nos 166 =OUST • FIRST
MIR% oocm Ito likozoololl ou
-PITTSBuisOII
BRASS FOUNDERS.
/OBX Y. COOPZB KINN! VIZI.
JOHN N. COOPER CO.,
Bell end Brass Founders:
BRASS CASTINGS
XADZ POOKeTLY TO OWES.
- Maleable and Grey Iron Fittinp,
GAS PIPE . AND TUBING,
THROTTLE, SUET AND CHECK VALVES,
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
T;,ON COCIK.S,
Eros Work of every description for
Steam. Water and OIL
_ iia3uyAOTI7REES 01' Z. M. COOPEILIS
Improved Boland-Wheel Steam pu l p.
Agents for 11rel/fete Patent 041,_
ere, the best in the Market.
Ogled aad Works, corner Tairteentfi and 'Pik e
Streets. nay
COAL AND 00103.
- -
Col d! COAL!! COAL!!!
1 t
, .
DICISON STILT/ART & a 1.,.
;
Raving removed their Waco to
, .
NO. 667 LIBERTY EITIIIIIff,
crist•iiglty "lour Kill) SBOOND ZLOOE.
Axe new i Arld to farniehiool Irolleolo.
illeY NY . NUT COAL gm. .A. at the
lowest t
__ _. _ .... - I
All orders left at their *me*, Or Ildareillw g
ens thrwueb the wall, will be stuattled
prim:our.
LITBOGBAPBERB.
whiscor vi.lllB,
IaINGERLY &elm , s,Successon
A. 7 wOw., T. Eicicuosaur a co.
iniAartoki , uniousirsisas.
re
sat
.ohsx Nm . Liars
iwu
4.1
wit
wart
'sswilm.ce
• ,\,-,
\ I
t -.l` '
' %
1 .,
• i !:, - 1
. - -‘
„.
'^tWieZ-KWWO,O4A:I?.?-, -• %--VA7.4,„: _ 40 ,:tr•e5 , .,11.* A
~, 14", r -- WW -jZZACes AP We
• •'t • - - 7grA . 443.; - . :•; f•*`:, ' VW”: ,A71.77c.V
~~'
iFoummit,iimmumns.
KNAP TORT 'PM
FouNDRY 00104 TY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
P/TTSBURGH, PA.
11rEngines, Bolling Mill Ma-
Re'
toils,. and: castings generally.
NATIONAL - raftwukty .
AND PIPE WORKS.
°Grime Carroll amid Smallaras SUNS.,
. (NINTH W.ILED.I
rrrTfilietritarx, i.e.
WILLIAM SMITH
Dfanufacturer of
CAST ta,o4, Bowl. PIPE
FOR GAB AND WATER WORKS.
Ny Pines are all cut Invariablyin Pits. In del?
sand, and L 9 feet lengths. Also, full assortment
of general
' Cuttege - lbr qas and Water &
el: Me* V i ks t gri a ran e l f ara Wort Mnd'
DUQUESNE FORGE.
. •
WILLIAM FILLER,
(Successor to JOS. P. HAIGH & C 0.,)
Has facilities eo-atteiairre with 'the baling
Forge' in Iheßast,, andis_prepared to promptly
H
satisfictorily Jill P I STON for STEAMBOAT
SHAFT_ ,3 CRANKS, ROD , c_LEVERS,
PITMAN JAMS, WRISTS , RAILROAD AXLES.
LOCOMOTIVE PR Tiss.t s together with every
description of SHAPE WORK. =cc atotrorne„
Corner of Duquesne Way and Pint Street
lipl4:b4o
RV-PFP 4 '
i ll, RIF& & CO.,
Successors to BOntiniOn. ICBM & una.mus.
W4I3II:I4GTONWORES,_
FOURDE:Rt -
Nitnallacturers of Bost and Stationary Steam La-
Mill Mschfa
g a t z 3c ia t ut W:t a n deseriptions4=
and 8 Boller and Sheet Iron Work.
Mee, o. corner Mt and ISulthlleld
Streets. _
Agents for GrrrARDIES PAM= aralr.v.ruß
On feeding Boilers. jalinkt
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
• aurtk Ward Foundry end Waeldne Works,
BAIIiDUBIET BT.. ALIZEMENT CITY. PA..
hianufaanzers of Steam Fres, 011 Freya,
Pedem Bhaftrog, arty Saw 'YIU lEafX.
BolUng MllandYaebiaa gs, Grate Bars,
Weights, Wagon Boxes, ie. 'Bald to order and
hays on hand Engines of all sizes. mrl4:oe
°mints'. romps' ,
AND ROLL WORKS
1380 Penn Street.
B9LLIAI", BOYD it BABALEL
ow; ii :
01'3.; Km c.w.o. Bon Latium.
OILS.
WADING AND NANG,
Coenlleeloa Merchants sad Broken la
Petroleum and Its Products,
DALZELL , S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PRILADZLPHIL *DBM.
.1
Room '4 Cl amber of Commerce,
Asa Bourn szcosp sysarr.
• sPle
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TWIDDLE,
•
MANUTACTURER 01 '
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
. • .
Helipse Itellsnad Axle 011.
• Stands great 'best without change; remelts
limpid at lowest - temperatures. Special UU for
' tropical climates or hot weather.
LOsiogorettlre; Endue, Ilashine Sleep.
Will cut Screws. .
saw non aige'Pliumbis min on., - •
Adapted for high spa&
Optodlii 00, Woolreas2-ILightell.
OD. Tanners , ADAM lisasele..
taglelPinishlniloll, Vaseline,
Saimaa • Parialltne. •
ARifOR VARNISH., to preserve Brigid Dos
Work and Machinery Dom Rust. -
These products Arelltlawatetured under Dr.
Tweddle , s_patent by Superheated Steam in Vaa
-1 ceo. The Lubricating 0111 are almost oloskas,
perfectligure. uniform. and. mostly light col
ored. s d • high temperature escasaitg ad ad
remain tepid during extreme cold. The
OW am "unequalled, and are In constant use on
;many of the principal Railroads. Samples - can
$T
exmained and orders cleft at 114 WOOD
STRERT.• Marta It Shszywburg Bridge. • - •
T AOK BROTHER%
COMMON MERCHANTS,
AND MAIMS IN
Petroleum and its Products,
c grarfk g rall i taltee r Z i ß=Mal
Philadelphia 011loe-1.1 WALNUT ST.
Manna
DIAMOND OIL WORK&
14. SPI. LONG & CO.,
ogee. DALML` BIITILDING,
Duquesne Way, IPMalimai. Pa.
NOVELTY WORKS.
pffTSBURGH
NOVELTY WORK&
roiand,d . - Ar less.
AD,A3I6 Aril= & CO.
- simitolorosus or - . - •
ST)
,ruv otris , •
arlßTOlifi akNtlk uaTEtDOINUBBAJMas pja.-
m . A.co
'• - '',.::-, ". 'SCAT, E 4, - •,.. , J
.11.94:114042i=1=kitimea$P. -WCllolftr,
APOilfidetif PM teililWaittiliii&!
1.1 1 ;1.. t ,
n
4 . -I'Ac- , ,::: - ..M
1 1fh1Qj.,( 1 :
~,-..:, "A
• 10 ; 'W''.
rmaniair ciAzErntwitiorntit, - ,art • tt, ittioir •
I ENGINES, BOILERS, ex.
Mil Ns BOLE 841055
- ear. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
Mks TEI Pox")
Engine Builders,
_Founders and
Machinists. '
Manufacture STRAD:I3OAT ENGEM and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all Mau.
Allelal attention invited to one new STATION
OIL WELL ENGINE' AND PORTABLE
BOILER. of 16.borsemower. •
CASTINGS, of everyAlnil made to orderatour
Pounds/ on THIRD below Market.
RIGS, kr 101 l Wells, SHAPIIRO, PIILLICIB,
HANtiketlittODßE mid TOBACCO tilatiVWEl and
IRON TOBACCO PBMIMES, on band and suds to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Prosaism on the Allegheny Elver, near the
ITIVEIBITSOII. PA.
glr All orders promptly !Med. Tay tre.
raT PITT'
Oonsa, STILL Alftl T'Am
CARROLL, ii•ANYDER,
iwtirramnziop ow
TUBULAR; - Dotrin.34Ll7lp Tusrmis.
YllitußOX AND OYLINDZR mum BOIL
OIL STILLS AND rL TANADIA
CHINNZYS, BRZZO O BXEM AN D ASH rAism.
SRTTLING PANS, SALT FA= AND OUN•
DENSISS•
STEAM rvia, eAvaluvrass AND IRON
BRIDGES*
PRISON DOOlO3 AND GOAL MUM
°Oleo slid Wwrehoas., COMO. Soeosd,
Third. Short toad Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH,' Pa.
Orders sent
ed to. 'to the above address
toa:
will be
romotly. attendtlBo
WIN. BARNEEILL fic CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOB. 110,IL $4 AND VAS PENN BT.
Baring secured a large yard and furnished IS
wim, the most approved maohinery, we ate pre
pared to mazinfacaore every desoripuon of BOIL
EBB I.li Wiliest manner, and warranted equal to
any made= the wintry. Chimneys, Breeehtsg,
Yire: Bag, ittolun Floes, Locomotive Boilers,
Conden%Ball. Pans, Tanks. 011 Mit& ALBA
tors, Be Pans, Boner Iron, Bridles, Batas
Penn, and. manufacture= or Barn='• Pat
ent Boiler& • - .
liimpairiny done on shone= notice.
•
JAMES M;
Nos. 55 taut 56 Water Bfriegio
PTITIIBITAGH, PA.,
iLIXOTACIRIZZI CR
. _ .
IRON OIL TANKS,
ELVTLING PARS. COPPS* STELA PIPE.
/301,14NG KILL BTACKS,
And BHA= MOP WOBA,
For Steamboats.
must 71. muss—
- —.maxim D. mu=
JAMB' N. NRII3I3H 86 SON,
lIIADYNACTIIIIIIRB 01
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SKEET IRON WORE, 41LO.
61 Penn Egret% Pittsburgh, Pa.
`STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
TILE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY & CO. -
gomighototem of the aTelitela IrafietY Of
Cooky Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO DIS 1017WD IN THZ BTALTIL.
OrWt i oisis flF a t itt e lrt e gieetel anted ibPrard n =
.0 _ vri la the Woritifor Pasior,ollee. Blom or
Math: Fire needs no rekindling—triums all Ida
ter.,Do Rashly wog yoa sees or bead forCireahr.
o. 30 WOOD Br.
OurAgenta for Orleatals—D SUGAR BROS..
Smithfield St.; Gif.o. RUBLE . .11.11egteny City.
St co,,
itaitniA9lllll=s or NWT lIARBBIT Of
EMCCON7=I3
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
"TREE FIERY FUBNACE,"
WAluilita BUILDINGS.
TER NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOPS.
••111IGULAT011." COLUMBIA COOK
STAN'S'Cincinnati Pattern ) PO LE
ItANUVILILTANTeIIic'rOm midst?
BILIPLIC
GLOM /urban% ac.
206 and WS Liberty Street,
gez:Tir . PITTSBURGH. PA.
COOK STOVE& •
- CET THE BEST.
. .
BIOWELL & C 0.911
'TRIUMPH,
BITIIMOUB COAL.
Warranted to Cook lake or Roast as
will sow other Stove la the . Calm
BISSELL & 00.1
No, 285 Liberty Street.
TA =goy gals,
6"011"6471:INVE,13:10:
TO BUILDERS! •
"" 500.000 feet Dry Pine Boards.
150.000 feet 1l Inch Oleos Plank;
~
sisouoo feet IM, Inch Common Plank;
05,000 feet 1/17 1 and II lamb Oaks'., _
N 5,000 ft. Ii 1, r
,II and 3 Inch Poplar:
10 . 000 feet b ry oplar Scantling;._
10,0110 feet Dry WSW Pine Bou° 4
11110,15111 feet HIFIRIOCk 8414111ang.
att*.owi feet Mo. 1 15 Web Saginad MN
akkegooo.l,lo-ineb Shingles. saWed;
:
be, Oil No. 1 16-InCli Maglell. shwtedt
B
50, Fire
1, 00' rtre Ttle.
r
00 Pm' re Clay;
Ales, Saw mill Limber. LOcist and ,Cedar .
Pests, and alt-artiolea In tbellne on.band and for
este by ALISANDXII, PATTER/lON_ ~ Yards-.
No. 151 Hebeect. streetand corner of Pestle and
inntate streets, Mut Ward:Allegheny. late:. . borr
onsb of Manchester. , - - ar.
'4 3 t 1 / 4 : , ti BASURM,
Et u.ixoni,
eteauir of.Welghts.aaiNbabliffer
'." ' l '
Oil ma
^ "...t
PORT - PITTBANKING COIPANY,
N 0.169 Weed Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS lEHVIIDUALLY LIABLE.
33•1.1138 13
GOVERNMENT. BFARIRMEB
AND COLD.
INTEREST ILLOWED OS TIME DEPOSITS.
LUMBER.:
MG
rmANmmi.
. ,
sae
made on all seesulbie palate In
the United States and Clanadu.
DUIZOTORS:
D.' Hostetter,l Jno. D. Big err
James Gordon. Dont. li Mint.
D. MIMI*, AndreifiUller,
Z. lawosti, James X. Bala.
.lIRYLAN, Pres'S.
•&WL.
D. LEST
MICART, OVIDWHEI & CON
.1.1. •
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner 27Ard and Wood Strada,
PriTentlitoGll,
usuoczasces TO HAP aurr a 00..)
=AIMS
Dialing°, Coin, Coupons,
And particular at i t i o n f i tt i tr e tigil to the purchase
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Ellant Drafts on London.
Jammu
N HOLIES & SONS,
57 Market Street,
p it *.• ib.4
OoUnctions wide on an the principal points of
the UMW, Mates slid Canada,.
IMalOtonds and other Securities
NOUGHT &ND BOLD ON 0010118BION.
=Mar atioattoa paid to the I porelisoe sad
i 11,108:
JAY
•
s3a,32lLe
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHICLADELPNIA.
SWIMS aad BONDS if all descriptions
Wight and sold.
Spemlal attention given to the purchase and eats
Of Government Securities. mh3O
Vll : 'Jed States B
CITY BANE.
112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL, $100,00.1.
BIOCLBOLDEBE INDITIDUALLY LIABLE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bought and sold. and when-deaLred remitted to
Europe. Collections made on alt the principal
point* of the United States and Canso&
Donut= Ittstaitx. President.
Jastackicllank. Vie* President.
JOB B. eitstimiAY. Cashier.
DIUM2I4III.'
D. Moses. James McCabe,
Thomas Bourke, John Savage,
J. Dustier,. Jr.. 'Terence'Clampbell,
Patrick Lane, - James Phelan,
Chad. B. Bart. H.A.Fre„rvogle,
JnaJos.Hermann, Thomat Barnes.
Hugh Keating
PEOPLES' SAVINGS BANK
Of Allegieuy.
CORNER FEDERAL AND LACOCK STREETS.'
CAPITAL. . . . . . • $lOO,OOO
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
Bank of Dincount, and Depodn.
raniunsurr—S. H. ILARTkIAN.
CABIIII.II—E. P. YOUNG.
DIRECTORS.
7. U. Bart,
. 0. Patterson.
j. F. Brown.
B. Megrim,
say2l:j72
B. D. Mittman.
J. P. liendenon.
J. Kohen,
eamnet Dyer.
W. G. Gibson.
FIFTH AVON BANK OF
PITTSBURGH
WM open for Discount. Deposit and Oußand
Banking ithslaen on , JUNE 3d,1989. at N 0.198
Pittb avenue. Any aunt received iron one not.
Isr upwards. Interest at the rate of six percent
paid on time deposits.
Dbumens.
FrankWeis's%
Seibert,
Henry Meyer,
D. M. Armor.
Poentel.
'resident.
Cast-der.
Dithrtdia,
'W. H. tilde.
W. O. Robertson.
Daa. Ktnser,
ZD. DITHRIDGE.
r
=
DOLLAR, SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 65 FOUR= STREET.
011ASTIIIIID IN 1853.
ASSETS $51,315,806 61.
Open daily. from 9 o'clock A. W. to 3 o'clock
r. ti„ . and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from
Mn Ist to November let, from Ito 9 o'clock,
and from November let to May lei, from 6 to u
o'clock.
DDeposits received of all tome of not less than
CIME DOLLAR and a dividend of the In outs
declared twice s year, in June and December.
Interest has been deetared semi-annually in June
and December since the Bank was organised, at
the rate of cix per cent. a year.
Interest,' if not. drawn out, is placed 'to the
Credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the
same lot c rest frbmthe Is t days of Julie and
DeCeMber,.compounding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to call, or even to present
Ms pass book, At this rate money will double is
lets than twelve years. _
Books containing the Charter,. By-Laws, Rules
mid Regulations, furnished gratis, on, applica
tion at tile °Mee. 1.
Paililintrf — OlSOßGß ALDEN:B.
VICZULABLDILItTS:
John G. Backofert, A M. Pollock, M. D..
BenJ. F. Fahnestock, Robert Robb, ,
James Idlerdmati, '
John H. Sham:Merger,
James McAuley, James uhidle.
James 8.13. ?deeds, Alexander Speer.
Isaac M. Pennock. - Christian Yeager.
...- Wm: J. Anders2, l"3l libert O. Loomie;
Calvin .Adams. ;• ' Benxi J • Madeira,
John 0. Bindley, Peter A. Madeira,
George Black, .- John Harahan,
Hill. iturtrwin s Walter P. Marshall,
Atolls° A. Ca rder. . 'John B. McFadden,
CbarleSA:Volton, ''Ormq.PhilllPll ,
,oh Siant,, - Hen • HlnPrelts
'. 0 A. Hthesple, . .Wln. . P/41Mtttli,
ego ti; listen, Atextudar TUldle,
._ Atunket% . ~,, . m w...„litt sra wm lN A, .rif.,
i . axemitriouregA Tim • •••-.-
tiZ
N.... •
' 1
I
0 r 4)
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Bigaest Prices.
PH. R. MERTZ, Banker
Cor. Wood and Fifth Streets.
my 6
JATIEs Ts 1 BRA.DY 8; CO.;
(intecessors 08. JONES & C 0..)
Cornir Fourth and Wood Sts.,
r
33A.m .
BUY AND BILL ALL BINDS 07
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
- I
GOLD, SHAM{ AND COUPONS,
ON YOST 7AVOBABLZ TEEM.
_ - -
Sr Interest Allowed on Deposits
tt
t Xcmei
" jolt . on Oovernment Bonds at
lo
Orders exeeited for the Pourehase
and Sale of STOOKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
,
LAMBS T. BRADY & CO.
N. Caskler.
GOVERNMEN T BONDS !
I
Re will regtstei , all kinds of Government
Bonds tree of charos. This gives the holder ab
solumseenrity against theft,loss. or destrnetion.
JAMES T BRADY & 00.,
Dealers. in :Government Bondi,
con. roilliTll & WOOD sTo.
• utTl3O2ll
21
tlt 140=0 Gaistts.
H, PA.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
°mom or PlTTimusou Generrs,
•
SATURDAY, June 5, 1869.
The upward' tendency of gold devel
oped early on Saturday, has likewise
imparted* firmer feeling in the Govern
ment bond market and the advance
was quite marked. Heavy purchases
of bonds weremade again for the par-
pose of shipirient to Europe, since the
rates of exchange have been put up by
the foreign priine bankers. The invest-
ment demandi however is very-light,
and any material decline shows' more
disposition to sell. Towards the close of
the day, however, the market reacted
and gold likewise dropped back to
attain
QI33X, which shows that our re
marks about t the real condition of the
market and its tendency.were correct.
There is scarcely any doubt but that
gold will command much higher prices
this season and shortly, but lower, rates
may ensue during the next few days, as
soon as cheaper gold is sold out again by
the operators for a Short torn. ..
Stocks seen to balirmer in the gener
al tendency, although some of the west
ern roads look weak. There is evidently
no strong element in the market at pres
ent to sustainhigh prices and the most
cautious are ;more disposed to sell and
alize, than prop , the market.
Money is easy, but • business is stag
nt. 1
Quotations las received by Ph. 11.
ertz: Gold, 138,4; Silver, 131;latichty
one's, 121%; ',Five Twenties, 1802, 122;
do 1864, 117%; -do 1865, 11835; do 1865,
Consols, 119%; do 1867, 119%; do 1868,
119%; Ten Forties, 109%; New York
Central, 92%; Erie, —; Reading, 98%;
Pittsb h, =Port Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 57%; Ohio &; Misissippl,
84; Miebigaii Southern, 11434; Cleve
land 6: Pittsburgh, 100; Chicago &
Rock Island, 21%; Chicago t North
Western, 923%; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 104; Adams Express Com
pany, 60; Merchants Union Express,
3935; Pacific' Mail, 83%; Western Union
Telegraph C0mp4234; Gregory, —;
quartz Hill, L----, Smith. Parmlee, —;
Am. Express', s6q.
, ,
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iiEW YORK, June 5, 1869.
Money easier with a liberal supply at
7 per cent. oicall, with oxceptions at 6
per cent. The unfavorble bank atatement
had a depressing influence, however, on
the Stook Eichange. The loss in deposits
and legal tenders accounts fisr the activity
in the morning and during the week,
and reflects ;hoary receipts of currency
by the Treasury from income tax sad
sales of gold in excess of bonds. There
have also been some shipments of cur
iency to the West. Loans, P 75,919,609;
ncrease, $084.148. Specie, $19.051,133;
increase, 51,179,903. Circulation, P3,982,-
995; increase, ;62,130; Deposits, R99.120,-
420; decrease, 113,931,558. Legal tenders,
$53,289,429; decrease, $4,520,499.- Sterling
firm at 9%49%. Gold opened at $138%,
advanced to 138% and closed. at 138%(g)
13835. Carrying rates are 3137. Clear
ances were , P9,ooo,ooo. Exports to-day
were $40,942, and for the week $527,242.
Governments firm with a fractional ad
vance, but without much business..
Coupons: 'Bl, 117%00120; do. '64, 117%
®117%; do. t 65, 118%©118%; -new do.,
120(6120%; do. '67, 119%0120; do. '6B,
119%®120:116-40s, 109%@109%.
State bonds steady. Missouris. 90E2
90%; old Tennessees, 67351168; new do,
84%164%;; new North C 91011.111114 56%
SW; Virginias, - 61%©62.
As Stock Market was firm until the
bank statement was known, when a de
cline of y, ON per cent. on the entire list
took place. There was an increased pres
sure to sell all but, the weakest shares,
New York- Central, Michigan Southern
and Rock Island. The lease of the Fort
Wayne road to the Pennsylvania Central
was officially signed. The market
closed feverish and unsettled. •
Bidding prices at 6.Bo—Cumberland.
34; American, 393 f; Adams, 60; United .
States, 66%; Merchants Union, 14%;
Quicksilver, 153%; Canton, (Mpg: Pacific
Mail, 83%; Western Union telegraph,
42y.; Mariposa, 22%; do. preferred, 48%,
New York Central, 19134; Erie, 29%; do
preferred, 52%; Hudson, -158; Harlem,
150%; Reading, 9635; Terre Haute, 88,
Wabash, 75%: St. Paul, 77; do. preferred,
88%; Fort Wayne, 157%; Ohio and Mia.
sissippi, [34; Michigan Central, 130%,
Michigan Southern, 113%; Illinois Cen
trist, 144;! Pittsburgh, •101; Lake Shore,
11234; Rock Island, 1203: Northwestern,
92%; do. preferred,l93%; Sti Joe; 131; do.
preferred, 128. - • :2 , •
• Mining shares , quiet • - •lllltptiti and.
Psr Ogees egagege 400QuA;brafily
Was 11 Ls t
MOWN at immodik'aigiusaiii-
50; Copper Falls. 1!4i; Franklin, 18; Han
omit, 4; Heels, 85.
• Receipts of Sub-Tteasury were L055,-
759; Payments, $694.574; balance, F9,-
578410. Disbursethents of coin in
terest, $86,511; imports of week—dry
goods, $262,530; .glan Po eral merchandise,
$41,469,700.
PITT'SBURpIiI MARKETS
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OPPICB OF PI ireimiow Warn's,
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ATURI4.Y. June s s
, 1869.
Business generally has been very dull
during the week which has just closed,
and it is not likely that there will be any
material improvement within ' the next
two months; not u I 11 t
harvest. The vol-
nme of business issttall eery light du- 4
ring June and Jul *; country merchants
have already laid hi the bulk of their
summer supplies' mid ; farmers - will be
busily engaged in .looking after their
crops, and the absence of country buyers
always makes businesa dull in' the 'city.
With every aprkeitrance however, of an
abundant harvest, the prospects for the
Attire are very promising.
• APPLES—Fair to choice, 55W.
APPLE BUTTER--75@51,00, as to
quality.- - - ..... .... •
BUTTER—Is quiet ' and-urkthanged.
Sales of good to prime fresh Roll at
20@24. ,
BEANS—DuII at /2@2,50.
' CARBON OIL—Is quoted at 284529
for standard brands, in a jobbing way.
CORNMEAL-41,500L75 per cwt.
CHEESE—SaIes of 'Western Reserve,
at , 18@20; and New York Goshen 'at
23@24.
DRIED FRUIT—Is quiet and un
changed. Peaches, 14 for quarters: 15
1
for mixed and 8 for prime halves.
Apples, 13@ 1 5.
EGGS—In bett r demand and. prices i
are higher; we now quote freett_packed
at 20.
FEATHERS Live Geese Feathers
may be quoted at 85, to the trade, and
the usual advance for small lots in store.
FLOUR—Is dull , and holders gener
ally are anxious to realize, being appre
hensive of lower prices. Spring Wheat
at e6a7. and Winter Wheat at 57@8.
The 'Pearl Mill , Prices' for fresh
ground flours are as follows: Pearl
Mill three star, green brand, in barrels, •
59,40 and in sacks-59,10f double extra of
selected amber and white winter wheat,
in barrels 58,30, and in sackslB,oo; choice
selected red winter wheat , flour, in bar
rels 57,70, and in sacks 57,40; choice
spring. wheat flour in barrels 17,00 and
in sacks 58,70. The Pittsburgh City Mill
prices are as follows: Choice white win
ter wheat flour in barrels, 58,80,.and in
sacks 58.00; choice red winter wheat flour
In ' barrels • 57,40, and in sacks 57,15;
choice spring wheat flour in barrels
56,90, and in sacks 58,65 per barrel.
GRAlN—Wheat is dull with consider-
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-able offering, and but little wanted; sale
Scars lowa Amber at 91,30. Oats dull •
but unchanged; sales to arrive it 66@87
buyers furnishing sacks and in store at
72@73. Rye dull with a sale of 1 car at
sl,lb; also, small sales at 91,10. Corn is
dull; sales Ear, prime Yellow reported
on track at 75@78, and in store at 83485.
Barley out of season—none offering.
HAY—Baled lhay is quiet and un
changed; we continue to quote on wharf,
at $25®27.
HOMlNY—Alniost out of season; nom
inal at $4.75@5 per bbl.
HUSES—SeIes porn husks at 334. -
HEMP—Sales !at $215.
LARD OlL—Sales of Extra No. lat
11,50 and No. 2 at $1,20.
L'lmfl—Cleveland Lime is quoted at
$2,50, per bbl, and Commoq •White at
$1,75.
MAPLE SYRUP—Sides in gallon jugs
at $1,50.
POTATOES—SaIes of prime Lake
Shores, in store, at 45@50. New crop at
13@3,50 per bbL
PEANUTS—Quoted at 12c.
PROVISIONS—Steady and, if any
thing, &shade- stronger. We quote at
14@)11 for Shoulders; Ribbed Sides 163(
(416141-Clear do, _ 17%@38; Plain. Sugar
Cured Hams'l9@l9%; Canvassed.do 193 i.
Lard, :19%®19X in tierces, and 20% in
palls. Dried B e ef, 20®2035.
STRAW—SaIes at Allegheny Diamond
market at slB@2l.
SEEDS Occasional small sales of
Flaxseed at $2,45@2,50. No demand for
Clover or Timothy.
SALT—Sales of car load lota at $1.83
(d 31.85.
TALLOW—Nothing doing In this arti-
Cie of importance, and prices are nomi
nal.
WHlSKY—Highwinea ire quoted at
95c; common rectified at 950, and pro3f
at 1,05; Monongahela, as per age and
quality, from 2,25@8 per gallon.
Dry Goods Market.
Nsw Yoss, June 6.—The market is ex
ceeding quiet to-day, and prices firm at
an established advance on cotton fabric&
We quote: A heavy brown sheetings
bringls3s 160; Atlsuitio A and Indian Head
1534 c; Appleton A Amoskeags and Pacific
A and H. 16o; Lawrence*: and Stark A lbcc
Augusta 145;o; eAlantio L, fine, 1334; do.
V 1234®130; Broadway la34c; Agawam
F 120; Golden Ridge 1134(3112; Lawronee
R 12340; Massachusetts, fine, B B 13o; do.
J 11%@12 and 1234 c, the inside price
being too low. Printing cloths of stand
ard makes held' at: the East firm
ly at 834®834C for best brands, but there
is no change to observe in prints, nOli.
withatandieg the advitabe in gray cloth*, ,
Low and medium grades of bleachea„
shirtings are firm at an advance of iXX'
.Linooln and Auburn 16ot. Mystic. Lakes V
180 f Hope 1434; Clinton 00 13e, and Boott 4
R 10 1 4 c. Colored cottons are generally
steady and in ample supply, except 1
corset jeans which are scarce. Heavy
woolens selling at IoW- rates to clothing
trade, but jobbers are doing very little.
Live Stock !Market. ;
CSIOAOO, June 5.--Cattle firmer and
steady; sales, - at $5®6,75 for fair to
medium, and 67,30G17,40 ' for . good -to
choice beeves• Hogs steady and fairly
active at the, opening but easy it. the ;
close, with five to six thousatid, mostly
gradescremaining unsold; receipts 6,750
head; shipments 8,556 head.
TOLEDO, Jane s.—Cattle quiet, with a
limited demand and large receipts; prices
range Nigoyo. Hogs tending down-
ward, 6%@70.
OrsonviviTl, June - s.—Beef Cattle dull
at $3,60©7,00. Sheep dull at 02,50@5,09. '
Soo dull at 67@9; supply large.
Critoirerwri, !day s.—Flour and Wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn dull and
prices nominal, being held at 60®620 for
prime.L Oats dull, but not lower, at 89®
72c. , Rye dull at flab. Cotton firmer
and higher; middling 28%®29e. Tobacco
in good demand and prices tending up
ward. Whisky quiet at 95c. hafts Pork
higher; buyers at 831,50. Bulk Meats`
firm at.l4X®ls,V,e. Bacon firm at 1834
®l7®l7q e, and held higher. Sugar
Cured Barns 11314®19Nc.lard dull and
neglected,' with no dethand, at 18540
asked. Butter unchanged; fresh 23®
25c. • Rigs steady at 19c. - Sugar:steady;
sales of 100, hhds; New Orlcans ,1634
16340. New , Orleans :Molasses :75®60c
.0tooklight. Coffee steady;.mlea of 860
bags, at 2102843, 1 f6V;b0m1g018 to' plrLb►s
sand 26®27e for choice to fancy. Wool
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