e.
STEEL WORKS.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
. ;
COLEMAN' , 00
Manufacturers of
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IRON', NAILS STEEL.
•
j` - AXLES AND - SPRING'S
Ductams3*.g„ ABA JIINLkTA ,
37..A.T BAR HOUND AND AND TA N S
IRON.
I.OAAD HOOP., SHEET AND TANK LEON.'
ILES.PLATrok„.4.IND /I K ADS,
ILABD.I.EDN,DBAtiand PROyPICE BARS,
IYLANGLE (RITTER. BARS, CY. LINDEtt
aNrn
FLAT RAIL, for Coal Roads.
CROW R ARE
ttfATM'VIS PLOW INVBeLiIT,,
EL wINGa
AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
EL TIttES, STEEL SHASTINU,,A. .
AQHc Bilearandi AMON srmiolk
INAILS AND SPIRES.
40 Goods First Class aud,Warranted.
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OFFICE AND IiSDRICS.;
Otiteenth Street and Allegheny Rivei4
and 77 Water liirest4PA,aburgh..,
sammirxn Sind. tivolisia: ;
_111111011.1.0/1
. lisaulheturers of every deserlption of
CAST AND GEIDIAIi STEEL',
wa '
1 I.l:D tt t.blzrivivat SPriurerra,
-- • • - Al4d9h - STEEIPEIRE , 4se
'Warehouse, 83 Water and 100 Erg Stu
AEILLEII, BARB & PARKIN:
0111TBAL PART2III3B:
I WV: METOALP. I REUBEN Imam,
; elm), W. BARR.. • I CHAR. PARKIN.
"SPACIAL PAHrnat -- 13. M. MIRE.
CRESCENt STEEL ORI 3,
BABA , YILLEB & PARKJN,
Olkti," No: 339 LibeXty St;
rirkautamin. PA.
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814011, . , 4
STEEL ^WOI .KS.,
MARK , BROTFER 41k 40,,
iL.uu rarer . v[ iu (leicifip493l. of ,
tiarri-Firirr
IMMO
, .
41h1A6aud Warehouse., THIRTIWTTI.
T asui SAlLuClia.s I.4THS,STS..
IRON WORKS.
+l4l3l. — iltiunla. Prep's.-- W. P. ?comes. aupl!.
forksutriGuiOßGE
AND IRON ;,
IIi&SUTACTUIMIS ,OP
Bar Iron;
Maltreat Sisb Bars and Bolts;
Car Axle" sone*
.
ear - les Haarmerall
tMeetpmotive Frames;
Leepeasettre Frame !dames;
ga,am .
Styx!,
Mateo Heads;
Steamboat Shafts; •
' 1 Craitics;
F*4OllEOO4 !Wrists; •
~ - ,
pitman Jaws, Collars, Se.'
auiva a tro. 70
•
MM3.IZBGH,
ILIARSIMSErPROEK S
•
~...,isfoes.arenOwyrepanortar i&V;
sar th e use of the KLVER-stiat
Ths impedes quality imosited to -*Oast Ili4as,
rogittrlsausovsment In Inferior iroatise
test 'commend It to eh Inane Of
Parties wishing to use It can obtain llosinsea by
'IMUYIng
FAMES_ P., SPEER
. ,
Attorney for the Trustees,'
1.110000113.: and.. 11,946111 Bo4diag; 4110;
soalsb avenue. . . • ,
. Parties Interested ate .vialt tho
erbißin
ratfilf.trWOßJEB,,:irberetho. 701361111.1
- iraixessfut operation.--
TF 44I C REN X I6 CO
~Seunsfivaniairon
Nos . , u 4 5,.. t ;
7iirliagiw— so24lll6 . "c4116-161°14"11431arilitlifin
muiss potrsDnes.
omit y coorim • ' maw: thpg*
VOPPER.
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS CASTINGS
MAX O 6 PHONEMES, To vunx!.s. s•
ldaltnibb and Griy Iron Fittinin;
, GAS PIPV AND-78/NP{"
/44 0,1011 Es AND CLECIEJAITESt
4dl. GLOBE! PAT TERN.
EP:O-N ca
lioik of 'envy iieviriotion lot
, . titealis Water
ova. 14. cuopitwo
hroyeCialance-Wh eel Etta* pump.
:Agen c ip - .for /Yrelffue Pates 014
eke the bat . in ihe,Miltrket,'
06. e an;iiithirks; corner 211;rteeinth ala Pike
Street& • - ria.
• ' COAL ANR awn.
Co 4; ► I m(4;
IHCILSON STEIVART &CO
lisviiiiiemoieavoidionice to
NO. .7, WERRY, STREET,
cateti CItI 1166
"Are sew Apre_peri. .d to feralshkood TOII6HICh
ObIISNY kumr. NUT COAf. OAALAOS, st the
/Meet market pr1e6. , 1-- • •' •• _ •
All orders left a; Wear dab* Or &donned tO
them Ultima the' mill; n,ll be sttende4 to'
AxisizoGiwi,mlm3
WJAtialt 5t00mar...............rnuas i." Ant,/
QINGERLIGIICL/Ell% STiCCOSSOO,
"a to Oso• P. lianinuur a vo.. ' ,
iIIUISTIOALIZIINIONiariaIniIIo Ii
• ; 'Arita — logradiato lists ' t
- , .
~ 4 • .r. lit riyi - ' s how
osa i ria. II
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•
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MINIE37I
`I4r3Ni),ERIt,`MACHINISTS.
KNAP TORT PITT
;
FOUNDRY COII.IINY.
TWELFTH STREET,
privraßl3lM34-rA:7i.
lirEngines, Rolling Mill Ma.
chine , Nail Machines, Re.
&k a at gs generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
, • ;
AND, P IP E WORKS..
Corner Carrolliitil
(NINTH WARD.)
;: tiVILLIAM SMITH,
liiminilifttotarer
CAST InOlci ECIIITE. PIPE
?OR GAS AND WATER WOMB.
My Pli4 are all cut invariablyin Pits, in dry
sand, and 7W feet lengths. Also, fall assortment
of general'
Castings for Gas and Water Works. -
I would also call the attention of Superintend+
ems of Hue Works to my mate of RETORTS.
:PitiQUESDlEvlrostoz.
IVILLIADI EULER,
(Successor to JOS. P. HUSH k C 0.,)
Has faellitles extensive'eo. with the lending
Forges ptAßLlnit s pajd tkpreissreO . Sci promptly
and satinftathrtlyllltanomenTin STRAMBoAT
SHAFTS, CRANKS. PISTON ROD 4 ,LEVERS,,
PITMAN JAMS WRISTS, RAILROAD AXI.Ka,
LOCOMOTIVIC FRAMES.
_together with every
description of SHAPE WORK. Mee and Forge,
eamarlf- Duqaput Way and Fiat Stint.
spilihVl
4;rrrsinhimaii.
ROBINSIrIi, REA &
BUCCeSSOF I to ' scow Awl, ignus S =slum
1ir#84113F..9174. N 11.
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISMPITTSBURIK
i l l.
&Mt% Bleatia&WlElll
rnn ett r iltr Oasiliaib descriptions:4 e =
sad Boiler sad sheet Iron Wort.
Once, o.- pl . . corner First eat , Elailttleld
,isireate fOT GITIPARD*B PATlM*lllipterOlt
br seeding Boilers. - -
Tateaus CARD
•••A
-Fear* Weld Foundry and; Rattily Works,
WED CITY. PA.. '-
lgiirtiftiner Of Item
radevss, et
Shaft
ting, tirirt an d =Alum Work,
..11111 and Machine Castings, Crate Bus,
Weights, Wagorplioxes, Ae. Build toorderAnd
have on hand Engines of all sizes. mai Me
COMM FOUNDiELY •
AND ROLL WORKS
r ; 880 il i cOka. 121tr00i•
BOLLWAY )30YD k BAOAILEIC
caimans, iim basalts'. Bon Lathes,
WADING AND JUNO,
' I
Pca.sauPflon heres= and,Biikess fn
Petroleum :and its .Products,
DALEELLIDLQCX. DUQUESNE WAY,
•j
mixr.imizrauvilVOMM% -
Boom 17, a c iamb ' er of Commerce,
iaa 3011111 BE STBZICT
'&1 3 10 .
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
inianiari W. t 'TWIDDLE,'
- `iii' iiii A i r ipiiiil o i
- I
Lubricating 8c High Test Burning Oils.
Xenia* Railroad Axle Oil. 1
Stands great hest without okange; , remitns
`Albnpid at ;Oven temperaturts,l lipsaist 011 far
~
tropical climates or hot weather. _
lawometive. Engine , Reehliie Sho p ,
weometicionht • , •It ni LI , : -. C. , ,,,
Saw Mill and lilastag-Rill 011 W
1012/d liwbigttionsedy: • l? .E. , . 4 i
14. Oils Wool HisiaHrAlgh‘ol4. -
l e
0/I•Arniultiarit , Ina* lieitiele,,, .‘. • .
Wa i ltl ite rablagOu. melba% -
Oil. i• - • • l!iwraillize. ' •
COIi•__VASMOS' t r a':itiiiterte Blaa'h% Iron
ft and tistailuelfttttust.. „ 4
Ttr e n e t el . = D iV d up e z t i t i rt= id li t ilyt:
coo. The Luhrienir WS RS anion Oa_Cuteas;
perfectly' pure; min. and mostly Runt col
ored. stand a high temperature unenan ed. and
;E .
_Uinta limpld dulng.eqemagottd., gar. .
tam Ala. tilit4swecii 10 4 are lit cossante alo• Oa
many of um principal Railroads. Samples can
Nial i llot i gitriirs i eli t uttlt gdille:Wa"
ationitits; . ,
~looktmissioN-cmgßawfiv
Y 1.
„. +121).....*5
Petroleum and its Products,
Pittsburgh Officir—DALZZLL'l3 8171(.1)131e.
corner of Duquesne 'Way usul Irwin streets.
• Pribeceiribi nofl .
sower°
Olt
LOPIC WOO:, 1 ";
Office, DALZELL
nuoesaa Way, klatabargh. Fa.
prrrssußsu
„dtiOVELTY :Mathis
Founded A. D. 188 s.
*AZIABIEL: .111 r KEE 'lc co.=
.ifimr. , ..m.woutsat:
~yarolup EITANDARDAILAIRBA Ng 8 Vivi.
- , , , - Jorr4„Rifogiverom , o4w4XWlNTitik, i .„
, •Ji i traffSO AILIEC. , evi tn• ‘•
laalialkomielPatessi DuaeilLboknilitrAttbek
$ ri4140103 (Wm 7. 1 1- -
maw Inswaimisbeuntas
riskabiusii„ efissou
ME
171ffl
OFFICE ANT) 'WORKS,
r
NQVllaigit
PrryittligiMi Gantt: "Mairgraa
ENtEINB3,
HUGH 11. i OLE 8; 000
Con Point Alley:And DitquesneStn.
(NEAR Tax POI")
Engine /guitar* Founders and
Machinists.
:Maanfactose B L 'gRAJIMICIAT Exerwza and ST.
• TIONARY EN 'GENIES:, aliases.
Spent"' attention invi ted to our new STATION ,
ART OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILEII.,_of 1.6-horsomower.
CASTINGB,of every kind. made to order &tour
FonndiT, on THIRD STREET. below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERB,BOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PBICS B / 3 ;an hand and made to
order, at the
i 4 • I,PIDU.STIV I At, WO GCS, ;:
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
I
'FITTBBITSCH PA.
rr
Wert trombt*mied. 1 :In ITS..
FORT PITT
EOM% STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
•, 1 Ti
'CARROLL - it SNYDER,'
.. 11 4NIITATM S OP
OB I S
TusuLeii, iioust.r.amuirm TUBULAR.
PINE- BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOLD.
EltB.
OIL STILLS - 4ND ..01CL TANI. • •
OHDINEYS. aahreonnre - AND' ABB ?m it.
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON.
DENSERS•
STEAM MIN,
BBIDGES•
PRISON DOORS AND COAL BRUTES
Ornee and"Wari44niie. l eorher Second;
Third, Short and Liberty Streets.
• prrrssußGH.. Pa.
iwr Orders sent to the above address will be
Dotty attended to.-- .. rah7:lB9
WM. BATIMMLL & CO.,
BOILER MASERS' )
AND SHEET MOW WORKERS,
NOB. Mb, XX, Xi iis - D mar BT.
Having Wand a large yard and furnished it
IrtgrAlse Most supreme* machinery we are pre
med to manufacture every description of BOIL.;
ARS in the beat manner. and warranted equal tot
any made in the country. Chimneys, Breechtaire
Ylre Bede, Steam Melds, Locomotive Boilers
Condensers, Balt Pans, Tanks, Oil
Pantwre, peat uut geoll i gion,r 4 4l l
: Lad Solt cf at
Hepatri done on shortest notice. taikell
JANES ISLIEUIMENF:,
.1109. 65 asidErli water strees,..
A • pAn
ItAXIMPACSIIICIES 07 1
Int 701„ Cf/L TANKS,
• 134741 56 rA 3 E 31 ,0orrasevaamea.
''ROLLING KELL Merl;
`liet sail= titer-14 in.
For Bteamboata.
JAZZD D. RSV=
jr.1i84:3! BRUSH a t fliON,
lIPACRITRXBD OD.
Steattiliciiiers, Oil Stills, Tank&
smart. titots xirozur.,
vs Peri, l istreet,-.rittssurgh,
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o.
BEST STOVE& L.
A. , BRADLEY Ar, CO.
lianufseturers of the greatest varlet, of
_ .
Cook;rtillor and eating Staves,
• TO 'SE TOTIND ll= VATS.
- •
.
Sole Agents for the celebrated' Base Norrdng
Owienta; Stoves and runisoes for Hard
tore or Cokesst InthoWortilf*Parlor,Office, Store or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—bum all win
ter. Do notbly until Ton see or send /or Oftlinlar.
No. 30 WOOD. STREET.
Our Agents for Ortentaiof-DZiaLLES 13805..
Smithfield Bt.; OZO. lIIIELZY." Allegheny City.
'." ' • ~•
• ;01 „.
IaNCIPACTIMISS or maz NAErmar
SEPZ I CONnE/E4
o
• • - r • ,
i1348270X - .000.71.01#` , A42042 7 ,
'"THE. FIERY FURNACE," .:
• 701 WABSERNO
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-11 KIN ..1011.D
_ggggCol.,Watra i l
RiVii) ( 871111111mAli • 1"""r t
raktoTagimuirp i i.L
.206 and: 20S Liberty Street, •
•66:y37 , - PITTIAIIIB O . PA.
;(1011'SrOVES.
CET THE PEST.
odb C4):11
FOR ai2 4 mi29o qB GOAL.
liferrantedt o 0404
PaiPl"
an ' , other igete;:tritkiltlatbith
BTRiSELTi &
1 146. 265 . 14 " 6 - eiti r street.
'4111"1124LW,1. •
?P `A atah l z MiNDZIM,
, „ 0 • ' A 4.
•
•
._, _ __
rto ntrio,oo - s t
-- a oo.oort fiit. lir? rine toitidt t_
lattailloo , feet 13‘ limb. Clear r .
, i .113.001). feet 1% laoa..P.ealmaa 0 :
' f 15,000 feet Dry 1111/11 SlllOll ;... .._,_"
.. -- .165,01.10 n. h i _ I,r, * and a leo roißlar)
. 10 lateet opler limit! t 4. • 1. ,
.01111 feet Dry eliow Pine Bo ;'; ,
100,000 feeCtlemletk Scowling. '
303.000 feetalo,: , l IS Inott IS 4 Man
atee.
2E4000 No. 1146 lath Wagtail; a t.
00,000 No. 110 - lash Mingles, a tee d: ?r
-' ‘; '60,000 Fire MICK; - ' ' . ' :' . '
',..' 1.000 , Flre Tile: . • , • -,' •,,
••••-' ” lOU Tons rre Tail ' • ' - " :
Alse,'llaw • 111111 . app Locust' digger;
Poets, aO6 all artLel s n tadllne on luta MY
sale by ALE.MAND , rim/I:Rept .aleartii-
No. 181 Bebrodaldatet ana "comer. of
Juniata streets, Walk ward, Allegheny, late bo
°ugh of Manchester.n 4 . l*J, :,;•; ; . f9:p. 'owe'
tm77m;r:e o2 . 7°
Heuer of Weighti lad illustre4
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ihtus pasevar 'UMW NG NO
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dte.
LND IRON
utiml,7l
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FINANCIAL.
MU
lON' PITT BANKING 'COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
- CAPITAL; : : - 000,006.
StOCKHOLDERB INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
Dzmaraza IN
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITSi
00Unction - xi:nide on alt llC4esidble pornta In
the United States and Oanadu.
DIBBOTOBrit
D. Hostetter, deo. 0 Blew.
Jimon, Bobt, H. HAAN
a~ 4
„.0 mittrerry.
''• - • • deateslf. Magri.
11JEKLN, PT I's.
ON.
RAWL. Me
1
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ART, CAIII HEX & CO.,
O.A. • ~ •.,•,5 , •,•-• • ' , w •,-.• ,- -,
13y
BANKERS D BROKERS,
Varner Third and Wood fitreeSp,
• ': :1 i ' '., ' • '' .
ii.nr•Zsircriteri. PA..
urocKaiikal TWianitik l murr'aloo..)
. •.,-• ,il i me ' li s 9' 5 :1I ,
Inge,'Exch Coin, Coupons,
And parttsulse sttentkm raid to the pertAsse
GOVERNMENT BONDS. •
klightlOrarto OIL mo r idon.
~..I,tti
lq_ . 4 1 40LBEgs-Ak-finist
(-....2.1.:. .... , ,
7 . llltafket
larr'1"1,5131711415111X, OA.
1:14:441410 4 41 all the priacteallOts of
ttir. Stank4B, and and other Securities
110II I GHip!D gA:ILD QOXXIBBION.
--resttaulerstteration paid to the purchase 1214
sale el „ a 4
United States Securities.
Ja3o:al
COOKE , & CO.,
Ell
-: ;.
axilLera,
OUTS THIRD STREET,
EEI
P1111.04PPBLI.•
- _ ,
STOOKS and BONDS of all - descriptions
tiongh end !old. '
BeeelelitOention even to the purekase and sale
2-
of Oove t
rnment Beenritlee
'CITY BANK.
112..11Tth Street, Pittsburgh, ra.
—•- -
STIICEBOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DITEBEST PAID ON DEPOSIT 4
•
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bonet and sold, and when desired remitted to
Burope,i Collections made on all the prlaclpal
points or the United states and Caucus.
'DOMINICA Inmsnsr President;
Jaanta Mcelanr, Vice President.
Join( B. tiORMLBX, Cashier.
DIA
--
Thomas Bourke, John Savage,
J. Dunlevy, Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick Kane, James Phelan
Chas. B. Barr, H.A.Fierfoglo,
, • Jno.Josdiermann, Thomasißarnes
Hugh Remain •
PEOPtEr - MIGS IBM
Of Allegheny. ,
CORNER FEDERAL AND LACOCK STREETS.,
CAPITAL .... 5i00,060
BTOCFUOLDICRB wravaltrAralt LIABLIF
Bsuk ; of 14spoiiiiVand DePOllO.
Piissumeirr—S. if. HARTMAN.
eAsulTa—Z. P. TOIMO.
DIRZOTORB.
P. H. Blatt.'
;0. Fatter on. '
I. F. Brown,
B. megrim,
• ,1319ZOW_
B. P . m rtman), •
J. attitains7
J. Holten,
Samuel Dyer.
W. G. Oftean.
FIFTH AVENUE'EANLOP
PITTSISUROH
WlTl , oPekke,ipltoOnist.• Detioslt;:and Cienerst
Ransintlipsinemon,AU,ME ,ad.lq 6 9.*1t0, 495
11.11 b ivenne. ^ADIY Sum ree elleed trent% one not*
ter unwardr. , Interestatithorktaorsixpereentd
pa Rttoi IRtio 4epottf.•• i t •7, 'f. - • •,!
Yd. Ditlii4dite;" • . NO. p, , vreptivi ;
W. R. sums. - ' Yr•ink Seibert,
W. 0. Robertson. Henry Meyer,
ED. DITMREDGE. President.
Y. E. tiORENOK. c a shier.
J 4 ' 4 / 4 * / - f C d• ; e.
D OLLAR
SAVINGS HA NK.
t4 I 4ARPRAD 1 : 51 4 450 *. t
ASSETS $2,315,804 61.
Y tt lly
Xlpelacfrent is& toi3
ancr — BATURDAY We EVN II NINDS; n.om
May lit to November Ist, from 7 to 9 o'clock,
andfronallovember lst,ta, May list, frame to
o'clock. • a , • -•
Deposlis received of sums of not less than
ONh. DOLLAR and a dividend of the roots
declared twice, a year. ip June and December,
Interest lice beenlieelired beini-annually in JIM&
and December slnee the Bank wasPrianizedi..ati
the rate of six per cent. a year. •
Interest, if not drawn out, Is - placed to the
credit of the depositor as principal,, , ann hears the
same lot , vest Irclathe - Ist ;lays ,9f4ttlie and
Decelir:CoMptisltelluk. twin& a yhat, "without
troubling the depositor to call, or even to present
his passbook. At this rate money wilt double in
less than twelve years.
Books containing"lteeharterselly-Lews. Rules
and Regulations; litd'uniliOd , gratis, ton' epplica•
Ma at the Gilles
iiiiiiiiiirr•-•GEOBOR ALIIREE.
vjex.PllXAlDltwrat ' r - 2 ,',,,''' /IL
1
John G. Balikbren, " AM. Poll .ialt; H. D.;
Benj. IP. rahneatock, Robert Bobb, -
James Herdman., , , John H. Sltuen'be!Bers
James McAuley ..
_- a _ James blildle •,-. •
James B. D. Heeds; Alexander Sieir.
,Isaaoit. Bannock. i_ , Chrlstlan Yeager.
I• ---,,-, ~.• xi '. Tntte TYla:• , t , .
A.iand
Wm. - .T.Aiderson, 1 Rob ert o..Loomla ,1 1
Calvin Adams, . nry J. Lynch,
John O. Blndley. :. "Peter A. Madeira.
George Black, John Mareh.ll,
-Elkl o nrgwln. - ''''
-, Walter widarilkall,: '.•
0 pq A. Carnet. .:.' / •••• adds B. ,Iltell'Ataeng:,,
L loui
ir ca. Colton, Ormsb Phillips,
John Evans, - - , Hem_ gwalt,
ctfa ille gi, ra.-144
Lii% . B Tilidle, -
*tar H. Hunker.,. ~,_
liiiiillS, , 4 fo-' i . ic ,, , , t,
liana D. Kant. in. P l a nk a/
Ilmalltiltil-Mt A. N.
ASS s. D. it
41
BM
SILVER .AND COUPONS
Bought at Bighest Prices.
I
PH. R. DIERTZ,, Banker
Cor• Wool and . Fifth Streets.
• •
Jas l-13itAilit-BZI
(Simonson o.S. JONES * C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood St&,
34.4Livmr..mrtes,
BUY AND BILL ALL NINDEI OF
SMa=:ES,
OLD, EUTEIk, AND COUPON% -
lON MUST FAVORABLE MIN i 8
lateraiiliOlied On li*kiitit•
grlioney foamed On Ekrvernment Bonds at
Unrest market rates.
4 . ezin exsjented Pinrebane
aad Sale o STOCKS, BONDS and
SOLD. -
lAN! S T. BRADT & CO.
1110VERNiirt ''I3ONDS I
We will register all kinds of Government
tOtidaireettrethiOge.• giveetthe holder ab
solute security sgalmit tkelkaoss. or destruction.
JAMES T tRADY & CO.,
lea ers `iii thiv H antiient
, con. FtlllitTB & WOOD STS.
/ r!'• l2s • .
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gittsbutift exkitts,
FINAN • EAN D s g TRADE: -
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•1011011071 prtrantrnon GAZETTE,
TxTramsT, June 81869.
.. ', The looking nt) cif had
little effect on the gold market and the
pretniuntadvaliced in spite of the strict..
gency of the, mone.y . market, although
bOals hid abOuCk r per - kierit and
stocks from 15 to 20 per cent, for the
fancy or watered shares, and even the
most solid stillres on tboi3fock exchange
declined from 4to 6 per cent. Towards
noon, however a better feeling pre
bailed and rerinton took place.
Oneratorearelvery careful in buying and
the purchasers are reduced to the cover
,
ing of the,abortintint4st.
IGovernment bonds remain steady, but
yielded on lower quotations from Ea
n*e. .Thete decline, howe4er, has
brought out °mei:WV:l3lo6kt; of lionde,
in anticipation of a rise in gold and
lower quotations from Europe.
Money is easy and business dull.
;Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold,l 138%; Silver, '130; Eighty
one's, 121%; Five Twenties, 1862, , 1 WV:
do 1861, 117%; do 1885, 118 V„; do 1865,
Consols, 119%; do 1867, 119%; do 1868,
119%; Ten Forties, ; , 109%; New York
Central, 88_%; Erie,;; Reading, 97%;
Pittsburgh, Pert Wayne & Chicago
Railroad 157%; Ohio & Misissippi,
33%; Michigan Southern, 108; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 96%; Chicago
Rock Island, 19%; Chicago dr. North
Western, 90%; Chicago & North Western
preferred, 101%; Adams Express Com
pany, 59%; - lierchante Mien' Express,
141; Peclfic Mail, 823 f,; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 40%: Gregory, —;
Quartz Hill: —; Smith & Parmlee, —;
Expreas r . 39X. ,r s
Telegraph to Old rittabfgrohEszitte:) •
NEW YORK, Jane 8. ,
Money in active demand at 7 per cent.
on call until after the close of bank hours.
Oteribig'ficti;air at 9%®934. Gold opened
at 138% and closed at 138x0138%. The
,
advance in excnange was the main reason
for the increase in gold. Carrying rates,
207 per pent.: pleat ,stmXini 1 51 , 0 00,000.
!43oVerninehis biit firm. .'Coupons
of 'Bl. 121%®122; do. '62, 1.22%@)122%;.
do. 14, 117%®117%; do. '65, 11736; nele.
d0.,"11936®120pda. 'O7;. 119%0119%; do.
18, 119 3 / 4 (4)119%; 10-40 e, 119%©1193i.
State bonds weak. Missourls, 92;
new TenvesseW• 82@62%;:NOrth Caro.
lines, 60: Virginiagi 02. • ' • '
The railway speculation' at= the opening
was feverish and unsettled: and the it:m
eet prices in• the' recent 'doWnWarditirn
were made. Nevi' York 'Central sold as
low as 188%. At' the'declitelhere was
heavy buying to CoVert the previous
speculative sees' and by liirge"holderli of
stooks, which Carried' pricers tpriPidly
from I®3 per canto no'lkirket'Obn
tinted 'dram "offe'Velcitik,
set:Rion - a ' Stock , 'Eictfatigee, Whim '
!meanie Weak and Michfgan,
Southern falling to 107%, and the transa ct
,ions were largo during the forenobn. In
the afternoon the feeling
_was quieter
and 4:itlites'ahowell+ - 1 33titzs. nanlinpoitatit
changes. There watt some recovery from
the lowest prices, but—the market closed
feverish and unsettled, with agiVii and
==l:, litarippsa twct
iCstDn ;11.4 tl :
Bidding prices at 5-80—Cumberland.
32; Wells Ex iirct% ME; , - AMerican, 89%;
Adams, 59%; United State's, 67; Mer.
• chants Onion, 14%; Quicksilver, 16; Can
; Um." IWO Pacific 1824; Wbstarn
Union Telegraph, 41; Mariposa, 10;, do.
preferred, 31; New York Central, 119:
lErie, 29; do. preferred, 52; Eft:dem, lag;
• Reading, 77%; Terre Ilaute,118; Wabash,
74%: preferred, 80; St. Paul, 76%; do.
preferred;B7;•PorkWayne;lsBrObio and
Mississippi, 33%;"MteltigatiVelittla; 103%;
Michigan Southern, 108%; Mine:Bcm
,, tritt,;:l42;""Pittsburgh; 97%; Lake Shore;
108; Rock Island, 119%; Northwestern;
90%; do. preferred, 102.
itdining thitree it 2_
Copper stooks at Boston : Copper Falls,
gt_4f.Frankliti,l7;- ataii, 85: liaeqeek,-
Ninnehota, 134; Quincy, 25; Calumet, .50.
Sub-Treaeury receipts ,, $2,34N170; pay
rpents, $1,821,255; balance, ;80,506,897. •
BES
mh3o
I pitsßiribir inuutink- '
Orman or IritTEarbatt
I. Vuese-Mt; oJtin
I The mer)iete, gene
.th?4g ' ,4 6 4tAlikiii,d*An4
• Arftelalew 9roltn
14 ),, 4 11 ( *3411,._
bodflh y •t auppi
100 Waldo, and with a U.
business, prices are without
change.
APPLES—Pair to choice; ss@B,
APPLE BUTTER-75®;1,00, 'to
quality.
BUTTER—Prime Roll is in lightstp
ply, and we can report sales at 23@ti.
BEANS—PuII at 82@2,50. .1
CARBON OIL—Is firmer and biting --
upward. - • - • i t L
CORNMEAL-41,50©1.75 per c'vrt..ll
CHEESE—SaIes of Western Reacve,
at 18@20; And 'New • York Gotthe.' at.
23(444, and market steady.
DRIED FRUIT—Is dull and un
changed.. ‘Peachese 14 for quarterels.
for mixefi and 18 for prime likvett.
Apples,l3®ls.
EGGS-Firm at 20@21.
FEATHERS Firm and in litdted
supply; we noW l quote live geese at 15(go
90 to the trade and $l, in a retail war.
FLOIJR--T1:0 - market is quiet .4,ndt
unchanged. The mills report a tair dty
demand, but' ititiliquiry from •the'late
rior has fallen Off materially within the
past few weeks. We continue to quote
Spring` Wheat at 86@0,80 and Winte;,itt
Fi7,60. The Pearl Mill Prices for taste
ground flours I are as folloirs: • Paid
Mill star,i green brand, in bakrele,
s9;oo'and iii sacks *8,70; double'Ottii,'of
'seleeted amber and white winter *beet,
in barrels s7,9(N'and in seeks 17,90;bholce
selected red winter wheat flour, iii-bir
relsr,Bo; and rin sacks 87,00;' Choke
spring wheat flour In barrels,fB,6o'aitd
in sackelB,Bo. ;The PittsburghiCity Il
pribtis'artetat fbllOws: Choice white win
ter wheat flour in barrels, $B,OO, andin
maks 17;78; thbice red winter •wMat flour
in. barrels . $7,25, and in sacks' $7,00;
cticifee spring ','wheat flour in' herr&
1,6,75, and in Backe §6,50 per barreL -
GRAIN.--Wheat is offeringpretty
freely with sales of prime Red Wilder
reported at *1,30; there seems to be but
little Inquiry for Spring., Oats dull with
'sales to arrive, buyers . furnishing 'sacks
at • 64@65; sale, on spot, of 1 carat; 67
small sales in afore at 70®72. Rye "very
,dull with offers to sell at *1,20; small lot%
cannot be quoted above 61,15. 'cotrilluil
and nominal atl.s to 78 on whart,and
track, as to quality. Pritne :Spring Bar..
ley may be qtloted at $1,65(4)1,70.-
HAY—Baled is offering pretty freely,
and the market is dull but unchangedt.
we continue to quote on wharf, at $25@27.
HOMINY.:-.Almost out of season; nom
inal at t'4,7s@hiperJ3bl.• • •
HIISICB-Sales corn husks at s3i„$ 3i„
HEMP—Salei at $2lO.
i,LARD OIL , !-Sales of Extra No. 1 at
11,50 aud No. 21at11,20.
T.TAXP.,--Clevtrand Lime is quoted n t
50, 'per • bbl; and ' Common White' at
, -MAPLE &YRUP-- Sales in gallon jugs
.at $1,50.• I • • • •
POTATOES - Sales of old crop at 45W0
Toir bushel, and nevi - crop 53@)666116
barrel.
PEAlTUTs—Small'sales at 12e. • ;•
PRQllBloNOlitarket firmer
- „and
'priceii tending noWard. ' We now quote
Shoulders' i 14®14 Sides 16 3 / 4 @17 fbr
Ribbed lead. -17 3 / 4 ®lB for. Clearr,
ganIP.PH; ..1"r Canvassed 1834; Sugar
Clued Canvas d 20(020. Breakfast
Bacon 20. " MetTangues, *5,50 per dozen.
Mess Thirki . o2.l Dried Beef, 21. 4 •
SEEDS.--_Oocssional small sales 'of
Flaiseed at 12.44q12,50. No demand for
'Clover or Timothy
SALT—Balea bf' car load lots 'at '111,83
®l,BB.
TALLOW—Nothing doing in this aris-.
"ale of imPorianoe l and prices are
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PETROLEUNI MARKET.
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Orvicrs of PITTSBURG/I, ctABETTA,
TUESDAY, Junb 8, 1869. s
The oil market was comparativbiy
quiet today, the excittitnent which pre- it
veiled yesterday having pretty , :well
_
subsided, and the feeling both in Crude
and Refined was decidedly easier, and' j El
prices, generally, a fraction lower. ThO
volume of business, compared with yes
terday, "was 't ;'small, Ms.,: I ea
in the 'aggregate falllng .frilly
one halts and there appeared be
more sellers than buyers. There was an
offer to sell at 011 City at $5,00, against 0.
sales yesterday at 15,85, while in this
market the sales show a decline of a i , A'
cent and ,te,„„half, on some deliveries,
whieh is rju tG a 4..ta11,in so short a timeL
IroVatithstAddhigihese sudden and trio. f,l
llintlltdittiagdnei,9o trade ie in a healthy
condition, - 11101% so than during any II
preceding time this year, and the re.
ceipts of Crude and shipments= of Re
fined indleathitiiittthe great t majority of k
our manufacturing establishments have,
resumed operations.
1;1
CRUDE.
As , already- Intimated; -was kin" a"t,
easier to-day, salters generally being,
more anxious to, operate, while on the '•
other halid, ats 'always is `the rinse when.
the - market is weak, buyers were very
timid and not disposed to buy even at V
thereduo,tion.- Sales . :1,000 , each July to ' 4 l
DeceMber at 45)4,11,000 June at 14 .1:006 L.
spot at 14; I,oooJuly to September at 15; V,
and 4,000 and 2,500, all year, seller, at.
13%. -
Also, was quiet and weak with a droop- j
ing tendency. Sales 1,000 spot at 3234;
1,000 July at 3235; 1,000 do at 32%;-500 do. V,
at 3235; 1,000 June. at 3235; 500 do at 3234; e. 4.
1,000 July to September at 33, and there
wasasale pending ,of _NO, each. July .tia•
lekt same '. figure. I.....rketit.
opened strong in the forenoon and for a - -;
time it looked as if there would be a rep
etition pfj , yiesterday, - !but it soon ettoleft
•down and' continues gliter arid Weak du
ring f'
the balance of the day. r
LUBRICATING OILS. • k
_
EClipie Winter. Lubricating oil ' 400
Eclipse Railroad Axle • 1150
EcHigok Mor.4ol;Y:
pseEPfn e 1300
00 RECEIPTS OP CRUDE OIL,
ORI3 tde. 113 0Weri1 . . 4 • : ,•;•";.• ., •_. .. ' i.. -. if 2 PRI*
ViStailtl'Vfo`tia" ' ."'. '4ou - -1 4
J. Munhall ' - 90 II
Fishel
I A
r. .Ere. .:, .... —••••,,....- 1 ;250 "
Eagle . 1 1V, 0r5i.ir1.,44.....1....'..',., AOCI . •
Livin n &Bin - 480 1,
rei'lle v 1"& Bro 810 ''
r e • —ll7 - 41 -
4.080 bus.
OIL sarrpso Ea ST ST A. V. S. H.
J. C. Kirkpatrick, & 276tble ref. to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Braun & Wagner 250 bble refined to.
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
MontzheirnerKohler &. Co. 197 bble ref..
to Waring King & Co., Philadelphia.
Liberty pi ) Worke 200, ;Obis refined 40 ,
Wi PavegimAtroy.Thihidelfthliu". tit),
MoKehry & Bro., 100 'bble refined to.
W. P. Logan dt
P. Weisenherger-dt Co 100 bble ref..
to Warden, Frow & Co, Philadelphia.
Total Refined. - 41
OIL SHIPMENTS PER WEST PENICCI
Mentzer, Hepler. & Co. 077,b01a ref. to.
W. P. Logan & 01.0.„XhilAdelphug
Arnold Herbs: CW4.I.OgQ halo refine*
'Waring, Hint* ' ol %."Philadelphla.
'Total shipments Refined 1077
fisztvne,
'l * '1869 1 .
d of jaw.
- Pi t t T h qs,
nQ
immedl
- yolume of
°lt! 11`11110,t
NE,ox DITQUZENB
t.• la ref.
to Warden, Frew' *llCeit'llici64o
o.
tH U, 10.1,4 ),
Ph ‘ fladel b td
D. Dirt -
i linbley, rldladelp.
11110
" 13':711-11;Ba ls. lieu b :I ble ue re lt flned to B.
Total shipments F.f,Uned
i ` j;
!s\