11
lig
a
=RIP_ ,W9W;!:'
- DrAvroz ;
y h IOLVIVI WlM4:ll3cht
Witkldriot
1110Nr.14-AI4S, -STEEL,
AXI.:ECAND SPRINGS,
,ar403600,,-, 16ID 317161 TA.
IrLqsAiVtgetaro IND.strz ntoN.
nidepLAL4 WPM.
.D..r.1 1 .08, _DRAG and DROFFER BAIL%
. I .AmeaL 'OUTTEN BANS: , C lANDArk
lIRON,r I • _ •
AND 'PLAT MAlt, for Cosi
ODOW B A IAWEDOSS & HARsoW TMMTH.
WitiefflAJW. AND OULTIVATON STEEL,
NEL AVINGS AND LDS MO out toy pattern.
MEL TIAS, ,FU A. B.
P PM BUDDY and WAGON. SPRINGS and
CUT JAILS AND SKIM. 1 • .
AD Gods Brat Glas&ant Warranted.
OFFICES AND WONAS
•
Piste/nth Wrest avid All hm7RiTer,
• sad IrTlitater titarei,irittsburah.
s iorriELD STEEL Wolums.
Gum, Krigoir*oo.,
wtxmenizatz:
illutiM%allmo of ,r/%erylleeldpUort of
UST MI) UMW! -STEEL,
BAUM EIPAITOS,
81.1.1. &IC AND PLATFORM MP tllregit
MIS. EirinilL TIRE, 114., 410
W_arehousell sa Water and 100 First S.
BA)Rft & PARSEC
• - Gionnu.s. rArrxings •
wurula.r, BEIIBEWNIMLICB,
ciao. W. BARB. 1 CH.A.B. PARKIN.
Bnotu. rawnrica-15.41...5E1C1A.
RESCEINIT STEEL WOREEtt,'
11,11 . LER, BABA &
,‘ Office, No. 839 - Ltberty St,
104 , 1414 e!!:
But, es , Dimwit ,
mina , wolucit "
Mt,'lM= Si CO.
of iiaeielit of
61=U:L.
• .
Dias sad Warehouse: THINTIITE, TILF,BI:Y
Pritarsaft BAIL.BOAio STREETS,.
, . tioiTIIIME.IIIInt.
IRON -Wpßics.-!
la& Timm Pron.—. W. P.20=11. Wirt.
prinsu . 1011:011 FOIGrIIOI.
AND IRON CO.,
itAitllTAcTixiall 01
- Aar Isom; t 1 - -
Illudhosd Fisk Bars 11111114 Bella;
asibrimid car Aides Rolle*
-Milbrgml CariLicles
imeelative Frames; •
7weemothie Frame !Shapes;
Wide Medic -
• Talies, WtraPst ' •
"Stessaboat Cranks;
Piston Zeds. Wrists;
littawliorers; 'OMAN* die.'
'OSIAx6 N0..177 - PENN STREET
'Triton:rites. PA.
BILERSENSEN
.
The Trustees are now mewed to ihrthillon..
ses Jo; the see or the SLlA.Eithan PBCP.
.
The superior quinty imparted to hood Iron.
the great improvement in inferior Iron, and the
reduced thou commend it to all mthataetururs of
Parties wishiaa to use it can obtain licenses by
aithinai to
JAMES P. SPEER
- .
' • Attorney for the ?fasten.
ZOOMS 1 and S:• Bnudint, vest
Teeth avenue.-• • •••.
• •
Pastier interested • ste Invited- to visit the
AIWA DI BERGER : WORKS. where 'the melts la
sew In Aneoessial operation.
WVEREIONi.PIIIO3rN & Co*- •
Penn' svlvaniaTron Works.
Warehouse, .166 an 6114 71118 T
MEM paean. IlknwaiWkels Hasse,_
..• • v•PITTSIBUBLUffiI
BRASS FOIII4.I:DERS.
ZOIIN M. 6
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.,
BE
'. Bell and Brass - Ft:tandem
BRASS CASTINGS
BUDA PROMETLY TO 011.13 Ft. •_
Makable .•and grey. Iron, Fittings
GAS PiPN, AND TUBING, -;
1111017 LE, gilgti IND tiIECI, 141418
els GLOBE
11ICON • COCKS,
Erus Wet* d every description t a r
Steam, Water awl OIL
NA B 11/ACTITREBB Or I. It. 00 0PZWIS
.Isprond Balanea•Wheel Steam pmap.
,Agents for . Dreyftst , Pcsteitt
Al% the best in the Market.
ono. Ami4lW tH, cotwa , Thlstoestii is Pike
rif44o. fp%
COAL, AND COWL ,
COAkiIIOMMI COALS!!
UM'WART is CO4
SAW"i~g~ Wks to .
NO. MN Milan Mai%
tialr:l37 AWAAIKAINP:Mad.II,,
. „
ErrthVa l attar t st r t
510,
orders .
.4 6 6 e f 100 d y_44, 0 "
- presptii, . 114 . 1 4 rwt 41,*
MEM
-(tWXWOO,
. gThrafirftwtten.m. , 9
,alO4lOlO. ihmgoaxa • , R9fr
01 , 1 1 AMA4! ArrilMOMPHlNfillip
' 1141 "
- 41 " Ps . I rl : r
•
Ortralit ar &Wil ke
-140. INZlpalki.
'~_
'! n".
CZ
: 0 I AMAMI:MOTEL
FORTI
„ .
''FOUNDRY COYPAITY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
. . •
ilr'Engines, Rolling Mill Ma.-
, 0
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, issaftCastings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
V.ruer Oman and
WILLIAM, SMITH,
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
ley Prim are all oast Invariablyla Plto; LI dry
sand, and 1 feet lengths. Also. fall assortment
of general
Clangs 'Or Gas and Wad,g Routs.
lirbold atiatall the attention of Ennerintend
eats of Sea Worts to a7taake of BZWIITIL
DUQUESNE- . - FORGE.
• ~IVILLIffig ilMil, •
(ereitr:• te C 0.,)
Has tar-Cities „_" y eoieltenstve with the leading
Forges in the Mut e and is prepared to.prompui
and attlartetortl Ell orders ur STEAMBOAT
HART EBANYJ3.aII f
PISTON BOW, Ia.VMEA,
PITMAN JAMIL_WRISTIL RAILROAD AXLES.
LOCOMOTIVE PRAXES.
_together with every
desoripUon of SHAPE WORE. Once and Forge,
Cemer.of-Frigrissa, Way and First Attest.
apl4tho ..F+
10P °MOONS BEA CO.,
R. • . •
to ROUIIIIO.IG BOMB s =MUM
WAIMINGITOZir
AND MACHINISTS, PlTlMlltelii
Nanafsetursin of Boat sad Matto:nary Rem Zs-
Blain Euirtnes. NM linen .
, Castillo of sit descriptions: (1=1;
sad 8 Boner and Sheet Iron Work.
Mee, 9. IE, corner First and elm Isellsid
Strome.
r
Agenweats tbr 0111PANIPS PATENT INJiallatt ECTOR
-tens Boners. -
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
hulk Ward foundry. and Maine Works,
BANDITIMY ALLEGIIZATorrt,
Manufacturers of Steam Itnginea, 011 Presses,
Petters, ftaftlns, Orin and Slaw litll Work,
Bolllag 11111 aad Nubble Casthurs. Grate Ban
•WeiSkts, Wagon Boxes, Se. Band to order awl
Aare aa band Enemas ol all alma. ay/4:415
CENTRAL FeIJNDRII
AND ROLL,WORKS
880 Penn Ititreert.
BOLLIANI
.80711 & mein.
own.. aura. crass, BollLsthes. sa
WARING AND KING,
Commlsilaa Kerrlawns aad Brokers Li
and- ;HA Products,'
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE. WAY,
PHILADIALPHIA. ADDERS; :: :
RtiOns 17, Chamber of Commerce,
133 3017T1(13ICOND STREIT.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. G IitEDDLE,
Xt.NlYT&011111211, 07
•
Lubri6ating & High Testßurning Oils.
, .
:..uxxs~ziss.
Adige* liallrostd Azle Oil.
- 'Stands :great heat without cbangel- remain
limpid ai, 10110/It temperatures.• Special Oil for
Iropicli Climates or hot weather.
Yeesamotlire, Easailme, Alinelkia• MOWN
5 Wilicutilereere.
*law 111111 and , •
Adapted fir high speed. , - •
spiguac 011, 7 elfeelliffeed•LigliA Oil. '
Oil. Taperers' Atari: gteggide, . •
Ist Finishilogroll, Gabel I me.
Ifarneiss Oil, Payrstelize.'
• an d
YA.lllNiellk preserve Iron
Wort and iMbineryD'om Must.
These products are manufactured under_Or. •
Tweddielcpstentbfailperheated Steam in Yea
cno. The Lubricating 0111 are almost odorless,
perfectly pure uniform, and mostly light col
ored, stand • high.emperature anchangek r a o n a l
remain limpid during extreme cold. The eau
Oils •are /unequalled, sad are In constant use on
many of the principal liallroads. Samples cap
be examined end orderi-lett• at ile WOOD
EITAZET. Works at lihsrpsbnrg Bridge.
TACK BROTHERS,' • •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DIALIM /N
Petroleum and' Its Products,
Oglkw-DALZZLLIB
owner at awns Way sad Irwin Owl! h
Palladalphisedloe—liT WALNUT BT•
ammo
RIND OIL Ivlntus,
PAW. DALZILt BtfILDINO,
1, PlMullane Plitatritt, raw
:ICOMIBURIis
FINIUMONI A* Mills ;
AIIatiPLAWNE. Ce,
AP, NHS,
. D . A • AT.
•
ifjw pot 4 ol rt
t
Mni =VIII COL O/ US
Reins*
OIT 0 VA'
,M2ITH WARD.)
.vxwmm3trnort-
Man:wraot - arer of
YOB NAB AND WATERWORKS.
OILS:
& 'CO
.
NOVELTY'
r .
1
-
"•.:...':)81 - ...- . ', -. 8 .. ::i.'ilt_it,..i . -• .I.lCflalliT
81; ;1134!ii '
ENGINES, IfOILERS, ao.
luelli . .B4E - ::&
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(Naha TEM POINT,)
Engine Builders, Founders and
Jrachintsta.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of
t w o on
A iXecial attention invited to our new STATION
OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 16-borsemower.
CASTINGS, of every kiw made to order atour
Ifonudry, on THIRD S S HAFTING low Market.
RIGS for 011 Wells,, P UL LEYS
HAN GEES, ROME and TOBACCO SOREINTA
IRON TOBACCO ElaNagfh On hand and made to
.
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Yrontteg !nets Allegheny River, nee the ram.
kriSBUBGE. PA;
- All orders prpmptly filled. TAY uB.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
CARROLL & 'SNYDER.
1114reets,
iconrrAcTratiali OF
TWILTLAR, DOURLE-PLUED TIINULAS
711SZ-BOX AND CYLINDES STRAY BOIL
EBB.
OIL STILLS AND OIL
N T
BILIOLORI M 113E1 PASS.
SR LINO PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOYETESEL -AND LEON
BRIDGES;
raisox DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Olio. and Warehoino. corner Soetnad,
Third, Short wad !Abort/Street%
PITTSBtJRGR, Pa.
mr Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mie7:1811
WIN. BARNHILL Al CO., •
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. SO, SS, >l4 LND 15 PENN ST.
Having secured a large yard and furnished It
with the meet approved suachinerl, we arepre
pured to manufacture every description of B OIL
BS ha the beat manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the oo try. OhiouleYS, Breeching,
Fire Begs, Steam LOootnoWee Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Puis, Tanks. Oil Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans, Boiler Mugu
?aand sole saanufactioure of Pat
ent 3011 en. •
Bewaring done orl amidst lodes. -
JAMES M. BITER,
No& 515 and 66 Wager Move,
KAIIIIMIVIW . OP
IRON OIL TANKS,
IIiTTLEFIGr4w3, corm =ix mi.
BOLLING MILL =ACM
Aid Mtn IBM WORK. .
• Tor Steamboat.
JAUD it. ..... D. BUM
J A.RED EL BROSS & SON,
Steam Boilers, 011 Stills, Tanks.
WERT IRON WOlll, RR
61 Penn Stress, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o.
THE BEST STOVES.
8. BILELDLEY & CO.
mr.switscturizs of the greatest Yarliity of
-Cook, Parlot and Heating Staves,
TQ lAN 30IIND IN VIE STAIN.
. „ .
Sole Agents Air the celebrated Rue Burning
Ogle Mal - Stows and IParnaces for Hard Coel or
Coke. Best In the World for Parlor,olllce, Store or
Church. Tire needs no rekindling—bums all win
ter. Donotbay until you see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD friligliT;
Chu Agents for Orientals—DESolll.33 BROS.,
intithileld St.; 030. HUELNY, Allegheny City.
GRAFF 11116118 & CO
MAXOIACTDRIIIi Or mar VAIMY
• errCONTMEAr
BOSTON COOKING BANGB,
"THE FIERY FURNACE," .
' TOR WAirtaiso BRILIBROS. • "
"THE
ULLA A NT I -DUS T
COLUMBIA" IX FO I I Wik'
VAN'S
BANGS O l LV l lM7lll.ll7.l t klr rt i llithi
remomargilbfree tre
IRSI a t sad "Mt
206 and 208 I.llWity Street,
sesuirr
at/OK BTOV :- " •
' - CET THE BEST.
BISSELL .da COM
viviatimPH, •
,
:
P II isirorafors COAL.
rintsiiiitimp4,lhke eiseast as
x 41141114 ilkier Stays bibs OWN.
linBlal & 00.,
No.. 985 Ldbertv /Rivet.
wa l a i rassisi , ,
ta ina r ta l # itg.ze
, 1 1 0 lIIIVILDERSI - • .
• , _..... .
ti : Itt Pfltri e g il i a j d r i anki '
it 1 Mob amen Pleat;
•
atini lied 10 101 l Oat:
'
s ft. • .11 an 8 tmanfoplart
8. Mel fl 7 °PIN Scantling;
MN is Tenor lque Boarda;
jilt,. Ma 'Stook aftling., •
Yee feat e. 1, /V Mammal QM
. IN. ~._ _
0. 1114nch aisles. same
VI ,Jl ,o lll4lnah an edt.
ma
. , ,
, ' Tr u e tie. ' -
. •
r _ Oil ne flee an • __, •
AIN, MW 111 Lumber ,. ' and Cedu
t Hays ed alllhrtleSra In that's on hand and Me
At. DEIS PAMII6OB. 'Nea
l ' : If INMAN* street, illid.llolller *listable and
ad/4 mine kil. altath ward,Allefheny, bite bor. r
walla - so &manatee. , , ~, . , aps
wEnfirre,a,NtoldEASUIUMEI,
=I
Elam ll / 4 . qv qv
ll* a NOUN= 111113114 . =, *4 l •J J v ..,,, ti
iletwilea Liberty Mira olndir
dlidas pisallillaNnisi ND lift
MEM
121221
LIMB -
, .
ItT - "; v 11}illfr,TT
~ i `.3.~~l3~~'?.!!:'e, : =C.~:na''CL.^6T:'r'T :'.s :'.. ,~..l#'.fe ...':8~
OmcMa'.
POET PITT PA SKIN COIPANY,
No. 1.69 Wood, Stifiet,*-
CAPITAL, : : : t : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERV-lIRIVIDIJA4Y LIABLE.
DICALlift3 -
GOVERNMENT _SECURITIES
AND. COLD.
STEREST SILOVEDDS TIME DEPOSITS.
001leettons made on alt , aeseesible pointa in
the Halted States and Canada..
, MR3411 . 010; 4 ' 1 k t '
I
H. Hostetter, • - ,- Jno: 0 -Indies, —'• '
James Gordon, HAW,. H. Klng,
D. Walince, Andrew Miller,
I. /weak ,-, • James H. HAMS( :.:,,
• mum.atieLtiiKAN, irres,t.
lir ILEET
HAIM CAUGHEIE & - CO" •
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
. ,
ISUOGICS9O7IB*O HANAfA. WT. a ach,)
DiLLI:2B IX
&change, COin, Coupons,
And particular atteraloi paid 'to - the parcitaee
and sale of
covERNMIEHT BONDS.
8191 Thraf to, on London.
NHOLMES & SOSTIB,
'•
13L45.211EirOTAIRLIES,
57 Market Street,
ibrx-rroistruci Et. PA.
Collections made ea an the priacipal points of
ta• United MUM and Caaldaa• .
Stocks,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT 4115/ BOLD ON CONIUBBION.
,•
Plateau' atelottioa pad to the panham and
sale et •
Vjsated States Securities.
JAY. COOKE •dic
Maxilmeras,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
swan ud Bellpfly - ot 011741esoriptlons
iongbt sad 6014
Bpeetal attention given to the parttime hd aale
of tioverastent Beta Met. - nb3o
CITY .BA.NIci..
. .
112 Fifth Street, l'ittsbitrgh, Pa.
CAPITAL, 11100,0•0.
. -
STOCIIIOLDERS INDITIDUAILT - Ltrur.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
.
:11DREDN*XCHANGE
Bong'.t and sold, and when desired remitted to
Europe. collections made on all the priacipal
tabus of the United States and Canaoa.
DonlXlcir,llll4Bkly,Prosldent.-.
ktcmsg. - yieet etendesa;
Joitwl3. ilonstLxv. Casnier.
D. Dimsea. James XeCabe,
Thomas Rourke,' John Savage,
J. Dunlevy. Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick R..ne...lasses rhelau,
Ohm. B. • ' 11.1...Trerrogrer.
Jticp4whilennaan:- 'Thomas Burnes
Hugh Keßticift
PEOPLES' SIMS BIM
Of Allegheny.
CORNER FEDERAL AND LACOCK STREETS.
CAPLPLL • 1 e • fO/g o lo° 6 -
_.•
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
Bank of Discount and Deposit. !"
PassiDENE-13. R. HARTMAN.- , •
C
• ASUfsit--/5 ,
•
Diaterecns.
S. 'FL Hannan.
J. P. Hendermi.
J. Kober', r ..-1
..
baumel Dyer.
W. U. elbsun.l-.. . .
FIFTH AlOll3 - BANK OF
rfililitattat
WEI' open for - Mica**. ' amnia
Beaten Business on JUNE 3d.1569. at N 0.195
/Um avenue. Any sum teetlyed from one eel
h r uPwardr. Interest at the rate of str per aunt.
paid on time deposits.
primpircip*
Id. Dltnildge, Pc 'Watteau . ;
•H. Mats. Frank Setbe.rtk, U. 19onertson. . Iftnry Meyer,
vs( &loner, •
roe •
nte rDo AI. o •
l.
ED. DITHRIDGE. President.
caOler. !
jes:dl4 .;P•;
TNOLLAR
NO. 65 ravirra .wraintsr.
OHABTZBED IN wp.
• 4101,315,11044 L
' ,*. - a ~,, '.l ‘., r 1 r, 1 --;', •-i . '
Open 44 ' .
itatik_tiiisioolt,A. N. to, 3 sPoloch
V N.. and - NATIITMAY 'EVICWINGS, item
hiailst -to '. Novetuher IsCi__frem Alto V Weedy,
uu rraik3sivenspeglist tp.isallsit Lunaill• Intel
o'e ocit.
Deposit, reeetkiti of nil Shim iii 04 ifeiiliiint
2NY I)9J,LAIII, gad 0 ' dividedd . iof the: routs
o innted.twice A, 3roac, in June and, Decr u lstr..
Interest USA hear &Cored evinl-iinnitally inJune
and Dece
mix !ince the Bank was organ!! , lic
it* rate of' %lie. (hint. a year.
'morello Litnot drawn out, is placed to , ' the'
MAN or the depositor atprtncipal. ski-Nary the'
lame lot erect fromthe.../iN diet -or Jnne•Anit
Nccember, compounding twice a year, without'
4,
_roe bileffthe k. At
present
nil 1: 1 1.14100k At this rate money *ii, double in
less thaw tweree years. ,-,..
Books containing thellhartor. BY-BliWi . h o l e s
and itegulations. lernilmsk gratifhlion "aPpilur
Nos at !De office. - ~, c' ' ' ''' ' ' ' '
iIIiIIUDSNT—OICOBGE ALBfiEli.
. I °l 1 1 .Bachollez,- i . t o r Wilk. If. D.,
-- i nel •r• irsbnestoii ' rt 1) .1
- - ewes Hemmen, , ' Johyli. 811..‘mberger,'
: 1 1:::: Itt i VettiL taltullt.trt;er,
L
.1.3,11. Rehisoidl u i Christian Yeager. : - .-
Wm. J. Andeison, litry-04441
'Calvin Adams, ' I! J.' .111
John 0. Medley. Peter A. Malleirl a
"Mtn Black, • John 16areh.11,
HUlNlSiertrrila.rat ',.,.: A iaattAre wahiaftin v , il
Alonzo levier. John B. IdoVad,dms,
riles
11 . 0 „ ..,..• philllpeo ,
',. ohn By B 9 ; -., • . ilinicsre3.• ,
-1 oho J.• • • - ft .l3clW
~
Mtilis _IG ander
en y., p&
ays. tiler
' ilalli 4 l ,.... _ m ily. . • ' fa. .WS
Az&. .
12111
I 's - •
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest .PriciB.
PR. R. MERTZ, Banker
Car. Wood and Fifth Streets.
lays
JAliEs T. Bitipy
(Successors off. JONES L C 0../
. Corner Fourth' and Wood Ste.,
33 A. 1V MGM 3E7A. SS,
IBUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
SOLD, 51L1721 AND COUPONS,
-:- • _
lON MOST remteiLa TERM IL
or Interest Altered on ;Minna&
i o ft ?tous mar l e :o4l e / on Government. Bondi
O f d !netteue d f or lch ;.Weig a and
JAMBS T. BRADT & CO.
ON. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT BONDS !
W will register ill kinds of Government
Bon. s free of charge. This gives the holder ab..
sole a security against theft,loss 4 orciLtruction.
u ES T. BRADY &
Be. - Ors' Government'Bonds,
OR. FOURTH & WOOD STS.
my :US
littisimt Gay*.
I- FINANCE AND TItADE,
c i rri
; am or Prrrasonost Gegtrrri, i
i MONDAY. June 7,\ 1869. 11
1 Th gold market opened strong at an
idvce of % per cent. on the clos
ing does of Saturday, but later in-the
day old became less firm and at one
time. Raid `doWn to 188%. At the close
the market was well sustained.
ernment bonds looked strong in
the morning, but towards noon declined ,
on iiicoonnt of the • stringency in 'the
money market. Prices however, were
t welll sustained by the foreign bankers to
prevent a decline in Europe. -
Stocks - sire very panicky and sold down
for the entire list. The market is barely
'sustained and all weaker stocks are
Selling from two to three per cent..
less than SaturdaY.
Meney is easy here, but very stringent
in NSw York.
QUotations as, received by, Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 138%; Silver, 130; Eighty
csne'ii, 1213; Five Twenties, 1862, 122%;
!do 1864, 117%; do 1866, 118%; do 1866,
:Consols, 120; do 1867, 119%; do 1868,
'II9X; F,orties,. 109%; ,New York
:Central; 91%; Erie. —; Reading, 99;
Pittebhrgb3- Fort Wayne & , Chicago
LRallroad; 167; Ohio 'l t Mieissippi,
33%; Michigan Southern, 112%; Cleve
land &, Pitimbutgb, 99%; Chicago &
'Rock Island, 19%;'Chicago & North
eetaru, ; 92%t Chicago, & North Western
;Preferred; 403%; Adonis express
4sany, 5935; Merchants Union Express,
14%; Pacific' Mail,. 82%; Western Union
iTelegraph, company, 41%: Gregory,--;
Quartz Hill Smith & Pain:dee, —;
Am. Expreiss, 39%. ,
1E Bi Telegragil didetted '
Money active and steady . 6®7 per
cent, on call, inside rate on goiernments.
;Sterling weaker st - 9 1 4®10 per cent. (old
lensed weak in price, opened at 138 X,
(fell to 138%, advanced to 13834 and closed
at 13834. , s.Sub.Treakury ßold one'miLHon
at 38 63 100(08 76.1.00. Carrying rate
B®7 pea eent.. - Olebritnetis $53,000,000'
,Governments a fraction higher in the
utorning,Twhlah'witslOst in the klternoon,
;closing dull but steady. Coupons: 'Bl,
.121%®1221t21122 nn* %; do. '64, .U. 7%; do. '65,
1118%@)118 d0.,119%;•d0. '6B, 119%
5a1119%; 1 40E4'119,V • -'
State bonds heavy. Missouris, 91%;
old Tenvessees, 67X@67%; I new do.,
64(gi64%; new North Catolinas, 563 ; Vir
igiplas, 6134@62.
Stocks are.depresaed and lower, closing
'rePepish and nOt.led.' • At one time, in
the a ft ernoon 'the feeling was panicky,
but such a result was saved by the pur
chases of the bears to cover aborts.
,• • Bidding prices at &80—outramiland.
3434; Wells, 3114; American, 3934; Adams,
'59%; United Stales t ,. P 24; Merchants,
,14%; QuicksilYer, 1534 ; Canton, 65; NAM°
•Mail, 81%; Western Union Telegraph,
`41%; Mariposa, 21; do. preferred, 4434;
;Now York Central. 18834; Erie, 39%; do:
preferred, 51%; Hudson 1,57; 07; .thtrimp,
'150; Reading, 95; Terre Haute. 8 8 ; ;. pre.
ferregi,sB%; Wab ash, 73%; preferred. ••Sill
St. Paul, - 75%;.,d0. preferred, • 86;_ Fort
°Wayne, 156%; Ohio and Mississippi, 8336;
I
iilchigan Central, 12914; htlehiganSou:h
-'erzt,..109%; • Mame Central, 14334; puts-
Iburgh, 911%;, , Lake •Shore, 109 X; Bock
lislands} llB ;. Northwestern, 90%; do. pre.
ferred, 102. •
Blining i shsres dull.
Copper stocks at Reston: Copper Palle.
ranklin l 18; Reale, 85; Ilik 9
noock 8;
L l!ktinnesota, 2; Q111130;29. - '
Sub-Treasury balance. 179,959:782;
dis
jbursements coin intent; 8257,917.
. H. Bart,
. o.,ratur..on.
tr.txrip•rn,
3.'13. Megrim,
air 2.1072-,
r
_ _ .
Own= op rtrreetniew Oeiwrilk
MONDAY. June 7;1869. s
i; The general markets continue quiet
;with a light itOlitine of businele
;tiggregate, while prices, generally, are
ithout important change.' 40 lyul b eau
i t he case for some time past, awl is
likely to oontinne _for , sumo ; Uwe - to
demandfoieltivest-EVerVtiri
;Dome, the e. ng
is restricted mainly to supplying' inme-
Winth,. S r i there lea tOtillAsewie of .
Anything like a speculative feelitig.
APPLES-41*Ahoene Marla
I APPLE BOWER-74CW i t : to
_ •
Utrrtett=4 . , 'quiet -whir . fiitathigee
,Sties of Ildr to choice at 21414 _
jj PEANS—Diinvit4M5E 4
r IDARBON OIL—Is Omer and tendliii
inpward.
CORNMEAL-41.60(01.76 per cwt.
.JCIII2IO3X-Belee of . Western lAwierra,
- -
r,‘
ME
4NWIP YORK, jl/116 7, IBM
I=
~ ~ Y~ -
11~
at 184 e 20; ' and Nevil • York" Goalitni - „at' .
23 ®24, and -market steady. ,
DRIED FRUIT—Is dull and nn. '
changed. Peaches, Is for quarters; 15
for mixed and 118 for prime halves.
Apples, 13@15.
EGGS—Steady at 20.
FEATHERS Live ,Geese Feathers
may. be quoted at 85, to the trade,And ,
the usual advance for small lots in store.'
"LOUR -Is quiet and unchanged.
SP ing Wheat brands are quoted at
56, (446,75 and Winter Wheat at r@7,50.
5
The Pearl Mill Prices for fresh
"ground flours are as follows: Pearl
Mill three star, green brand, in barrels,
59,00 and in sacks 58,70: double extra of
selected amber and white winter wheat,
in barrels 17,90, and in sacks 57,60; choice
selected red winter wheat flour, in bar
rels 57,30, and in sacks 57,00; choice
spring wheat flour in barrels 56,60 and
in sacks 56,80. The Pittsburgh City Mill
prices are as follows: Choice white win
tar wheat flour In barrels, $B,OO, and in
I sacks 57,75; choice red *inter wheat flour
in barrels 57;25, and in sacks 57,00;
choice spring wheat flour in barrels
K 75; and in sacks 56,50 per barrel.
HRAlN—Wheat is offering • rretty
freely and prime Red Winter Is now
quoted at 11,30. Oats—sales reported on
track at 674,68, and in store at 71®72; -.-
market dull and well supplied. Corn—.
sale of 3 cars prime Yellow (shelled) at
80„delivered at ' sfonongahela wharf.
Rye—in - nail talcs at ;1,10151,15; sale 600
bush, in store, at 51,25. Barley—none
offering; prime would command $1,65(i)
51,75.;
RAY—Baled continues dull and un
changed, at 525®27, for good to prime.
HOMINY—Almost ont of season; nom
inal at 54.75@5 per bbl.
HUSKS—SaIes corn husks at 33f.
HEMP—Sales at 5210.
LARD OlL—Sales of Extra No. lat
51,50 and No. 2at 51,20. • .
LlME—Cleveland Lime is quoted at
12.50, per bbl, and Common White at
5175. '
MAPLE SYRUP—SaIes in gallon jugs
at 111.50...±
POTATOES—SaIes of old crop at 45@50
per, bushel, and new crop at ;8®3,50 per
barrel. . • -
PEANUTS—SmaII sales at 120.
PROVISIONS-45=10t &incr. .and
prices tending upward. We - ifaskr'ilnote
Shoulders at 14®14 4 ; Sides 1634017 for
Ribbed 'and 17.X,(4110 for leleg,c'Plairi
Hams 17%; Plain Canvamied'lB3i; Sugar
Cured .Canvissed, 20®203(.1 Breakfast
Bacon 20. Beef Tongues, 0,50 per dozen.
Mead P0rk,132: 'Dried Beef, 21. . 5
SEEDS Occasional small sales of
Flaxseed at $2,45@2,50. No demand lbr
Clover or. Timothy.- •
SALT—Sales of car load lots at 111,83
@Lab. •
TALLOW—Nothing doing in this artt
ole otimportance, and prices are • nomi
nal.
PETROLEUM MARKET;
°Prim OF Prrreaturion GAzitrrs, f
MONDAY, June 7, 1569. §
Thelon market was very much excited
to.day, more so = probably than during , :
any preceding day this year, and:what
made the excitement more intense was
the fact that it come at a time when least
expected. Prices have still further ad
.
vanm - d, and some deliveries are worth
nearly as much now is they have been at
any time during this year. The princi.; .
pal cause of the excitement to-day was
the report of the Titusville HeraKehow
ing a decrease in the daily production
for May of some nine hundred barrels,
compared with April. A thunder 'bolt
could scarcely, have hrodriced more-ex
citement among the trade than this re
port, as it was pretty generally behaved
that the report would show an increase
instead of a falling off, and, as a' oanee-
quence, it took the great majority, if -not
all, of the operators by surprise, particu
larly showing such an important decrease
nearly one-thousand bbls, and especially
at this , season of the year. We have
always taken the Herald as authority on
this subject and conaidered it' reliable;
but the general linpOssion itmOng ,, the
the trade too-day, Wastbat there is sc inf e _
thing wrong; that either the PrOduritien
for April was over-estimated or else that
of May was' under-estimated. Further
more' it is said that private telegrams
from Oil City and other points, in the oil
regionkstated i that the Jerald, is wrong
in its flpresiend Wit life facts will not
`bear out the istaterriehts:.set faith in its
repert... We knew = c tilat;'• it is*ery difil.
colt - for a reporter make up an acen
,rate statement of this kind; and that he
has to depend altogether on other par
ties for, hat facts and fienieni; ' some of
them deeply interested parties, and
who, in order to .advance l their. own In
terosts, would make 'rnisrepresentitionut
in order to carry out their own selfish
ends. We cannot, belleve.that the Her
old would bitentionallyimisrepreaint the
production; or that it is in the interest of
any particular clique or faction; or that
it would • &id _directly of /Militi a / 3 r . ;to rd
manipulate the t market, -but certain, it II
that the great majority of the trade here
are by no means satisfied with its last
monthly report; and that' they are confi
dent that there must be an error, and a
very important one, somewhere.
, As already intimated, was very much
excited to-day, and compared yritti_ Sat
urditk.']:prices . have:- still ,Itirther„ ad
vanced. gales of 500. each July to De
cember, at 1534; 2,000 July, 15; 1,000 spot
at 14; 2,000 first wateri l6; 2,000 each:lolY
and August; at 16;'600 June, at 14; - 2,000
seller all year, at 13%; 1,000 seller June,
at 14k; 1.000 each July and August, at
16; and 1,000 atlOil City, at $5,85 per bbl,
on Valley cars.
4 1 , •
Opened Teri , strong and•batifftedlll 4 64l
early part of the doy, reacted considera
bly, about 410011, but rallied. about.
4 ; wee is Alote.of:10, for
July and August, at 34, in the early part
of the day, and 3255 in the afternoon;
2,010 June, at 32;'3,000 dowatnexielivery,
in lots, at '3350 1100 -44 33; 2 41143440 first
half Juno', at 3235. From the above it
will be seen that July and August
dropped, how 34 Ltii .3235, and June,•
which sold np to 3334, fell back to 3135,
but at 4 P. M rallied again to a%
LumitidAmu tam '
Ecpse Winter Lubric
Eclipseßailroad Axle 860
Eclipse Machinery --------
Eclipse Spindle 80e
OIL SHIPPED BAST BY A. V. R. R.
/ik *YO l OB'l soo'bblb !rtifibel i m
Warl gi'Kintr& C 6., Phltallnlpfifil.'
Citizens. Olt Co. 800 bbla refitted to
Taok & Bro., Philadelphia.
hiontzheltner Kohler & Co., Al) bble ref.
to Waring King & Co., Philadelphia.,
Total Refined. 141541
OIL SHIPPED BAST FROM zni4ttitiatis
DEPOT.
Brooke, Ballentlne dc,(10..g twe ref. Warden, FreVr'dgoo.iPhllitlelphin.
Butehleon 01 1 - ititelined . Co:, bra bbls
,refined to Warden, Frew it Co., Phila.
Total,. shipment, Refined.. .............. 808
as atitiiirra tattlzilz on..
Owelon dt Kowerz 1,010 bble.
J. Munhall ..... ' . 600
. . .
Fistit. T .
E. IL' k..tin & l a w ••
:Lnekhart, ew & C 0.... .... ... 4041 66
41;
B. Tnomes 2,100
Teak Bro . . ................ 1 ,600 I 6
Total ...... DU&
11
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CRUDE.