&
STEEL WORKS_
DIrqUESNE WO R KS.
COLEMAN, lUIEMI & CO.,
Manufacturers of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS,
;
- ri - umw.sniz - , L AND JUNIATA, •
• .
,FLAT BAB, BOUND AND SQUARE IRON.
BAND. HOOP, SHEET
BOILER PL A% AND READS.
AND TANS IRON,
GUARD IRON,
_DEAL. and DROL•PER BARU,
ELANGAL UUTTER BARS, CYLINDER
My AND FLATyea St L, for Coal Roads.
VOW BA lIS,W DOES HARROW TEETH,
• ItINGPLUCV,AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
ELWINGS AND 'MOULDS cut to pattern.
EL TIaES,I STEEL SHAFTING, A. B.
COAC •
H. BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and
OUT
OUT NAILS AND SPIRES.
VI Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND woßws.
sixteenth Street and Allegheny River,
and 77 Water gt ' Pittsburgh.
mno
S HEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, MUCK & CO.,
PITTSIRKGR. Pd.
Manufacturers of uteri , description W—
an' AND GERMAN STEEL;
giTvw BPAINGS,
RLLL.: :C Alia) PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE.
Warehouse, SS - Water andloo First Sts.
BARR & PAILIKEtif
432.17701,11. ream s&
7213 . Walk - I 'ffiII.TAB M EV E .
EIPSCIAL PAIINNEIL-121.1hi. KUM
CRESCENT STEEL
TILLER, BARR, PARKIN,
Office, No. 339:.Liberty St,
falk,d4B PITTSBI7ItOH, PA.
BLIm DIAMOND •
'STEEL WO WS.
PAVE, BRMIEIt,'.&
. manuflusturers of sll desarlptb:ms of
.40PW.'"VW".„-4.
Uee and 'Warehouse, THIRTISTH, THIRTY.
!LINT -and .11.11.LitOALk §TEEETIS.,
P1TT51317.1411111.
IRON WORKS.
IA& V1ZZ17.31, PrelVt..... W. P. rogris. Dart.
IPTFEIBLIIIGH FORGE '
AND IRON .00.,
KASITTACTURESU3
Bar iron;
liallroati Fish Bars and Bolt*:
Car Axles Rolled;
Sailrossi Car Axles ilaminoren;
Lneomdtive Framed";
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Bodin
Yokes, Straps; 3
Piston Heads;
liteambeiat Shafts;
Steamboat Crank*
Plotosi'llods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, Ae.
Wage, • No. 177 PENN STREET,
ITXTBIStrUGH.: PA.
ILLERSILIESEN.PROCBSS•
The Trustees are now orep_ared to_grant
as for the use or the SLLzEisitauszx PRO-
M&
The seperler quality !inverted to good Iron,
• the great Improvement in_inferior iron, and the
reduced cost, commend It to eh manufacturers ot
Parties wishinir to tiset it can obtain licenses by
• JAMES P. SPEER,
Attorney for the Trustees.
BOOMS '
1 'and 2, Triglish'S . Building, WIN
laalth avenue.
Par ties interested ore _ invited to visit the
2E02 NBIRGEK WORKS. where -the • Mess Is
=win Faccessrul ration. . .
EVERSON, PRESTON & ON:
'Peninivanii,lron Work&
• Wanhousey Nos. -ttedlflT FIRST
STBZ/Fr. vim Ite llpncruvuez Emme t _
AR24:del - • PITTSBITUGH
BRASS FOUNDERS.
JOHN*. coon= Wilnilr 311134
JOHN 11. COOPER. & CO.,
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS CASTIVIAS
MADZ NIONVF , LT-TO
Maleable and Grefliefi 1 0 1111 gs,
GAS PIPE AND WI3Ii.N.Gs
TAROT,TikaitUTTAJULEECii TALUS;
,
£•GIAME PATTERN. ,
1 : 14 L - , COCIIKS,
Brasil Work ot-eyery, description fort
Steam;Wativand Olt.
MANII/ACVIREES OF J. M. COOPER'S
BOIRDCORked - fittai
Agents for11h; i v , 4 eyfita' Patent OU
era, the in the Market.
oa r
, d ffi irkl , cocep' er g , .4Lieent4l: , zanerik ei
AID*
P- 0 • KEL, ,
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
€:~iGHN STWRTi & ll.y i
Having removed their Moe to
NO. :567 LIBERTY STREET,
(Lately Olty , lPlottr-iftll)esqobrxqtr,owF,••
• a
Are aow
.Dreoared to tarnish good YOIIGHO
- Luxe. .NUT COAL 02,E4LAOH. at lbe
lowest (doers& price.
them t atlabelz *lee, oroddrested to,
MA - Will 116 Itttitided to
ii; 1f S[?~Tilii~QQpiq~lp~ T>
SWAN= aurazavr=.ll4.l.Uhrliftle.i.;:.r.ibt
QINGERLY & CLEIII i Successor,
1 4 ,7 to tiso. T. 13catrcaaux I CO.. • , •
rmaiorzesi. wirsous o t t punw •
... .. .. , •
. c P l"l"l4lflia.s ra l =" l .P 111.11241L117481 " cud ' s '
Ift° E aw
isS a &upoz insi tS4i . A1tai1t,. 4 ,,..itl
•.- • ,
./.1 1 4 a 'li 4l r
.a - 4 4 Li X.l: - . "ZI '1 kla) 1
b.,... A 4 t
Scitei# ,, Lss)•.MM4U•di
~.
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FVFINDEItS, MACHINISTS.
KNAP FORT PITT
.
FOODRY COYPANY•
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
RITTSEreitGH, PA.
t3 - 'Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
tOrts, and Castings generally.
XITIONAI. FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
nor Carroll and Smallinantreats,
(NINTH WARD.)
PrZT€ll3l:7ll43lli,
WILLIAM SMITH,
4 1 -4
AST IRON BOWL PIPE
Manufacturer of
FOE GAB AND WATERWORN&
Ng Pipes are all east invariablyin Pits.,in dry
sand. and Is feat lengths. Also, full assortment
of general
Calengli for Gas and Water Work's.
I `ould also call the attention of Superintend
ants of Bas Works tomy make of RETORTS.
VQUESDIE FORGE.
IMMB,
(Successor to JOS. P.
~HAIWI &
Has facilities co-extensiver- with the leading
Forges in the East, and Is prepared to promptly
and satishictonly fill all orders Tor STEAMBOAT
SHAFT*. CRANKS., FiEfUIN BODA, kazfßs.
FITMANg LMS, WRISTS RAILED/alit ES,
WOOMOTIVIC FRAMES:
_to4ether with every
description of SHAPE Walia. °Mee and Forge,
.
Coinerll'Dnquesne Way and First Street.
.414:h40 ' -
110PORIDISON, BIE.A &
- •
Successors to 808 311014 Ntine ' i
Aquas .
WitiarINGTON WORKS,
.
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS / PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
rattesiiiims Engines, Machinery, Rearinc,
, Castings °rail descriptions: OLlTunks
and 8 Boiler'and Sheet Iron Work. ,
Once. o. 19, corner First and limithaeld
Streets.
Agents for GIFFARDIIFA.TENT INJECTOR
for meding Boilers. j Jau:na
Tuomas cumuli& co.,
JaiMit Ward Foundry and MultineWqb,
•
SANDUSKY BT., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA..
Manufacturers of Stearn Enemas. On Presses.
Ptult7l„• Shafting, Grist and liar XIII Work.
Holttnß Mill and Machine Castings, Bete Bars
`Weights, Wagon Boxes, /to. Band to order and
have on hand Engines of an sties. sayl4:qs
FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
-880 Penn Street.
BOLiNAN, 'BOYD & BAGALEL
• .
• Will atolls, Mill Castings, Roll Lathes, go.
OILS.
WABJIKG AND KING,
Cot=lnn= Xerthatts and Brokers is
.Petroleuni and Its Products,
DALZELL'B BLOCK, DUQUEBBE WAY, ,
AI)DRICIdi. t ,
.NooM`l7, Chamber °, Commereit s
: ow Aaa SOUTH BZOQND °mar.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY. .
HERBERT it C. TWEDDLE,
MANUPACTUBEE Or
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
3r=l. Railroad Axle 011,
without change• reznalas
limpid withouteat temperature.. ByeClaloll for
tropical cLa v tea or hot weather. , .
440/0612tRitlIFCh, Etaslae, Neehlue Shoji.
, dot Screws. '
SAW KM .nd Planing Ball Oils.
Adapted for hlghAlpeed. •
Spindle., On. "Woolf ifted•Light 011,
011, Tanners' illtelPlitensele,
Ing dt
WorkAB,MOB:NARNII3II,.to preserve Bright Iron
and kfaChines7 Mom Bast.
-These prod note: are, manufactured. under Dr.
'Tireodle , s_perept byllupecheated Steam Vac
coo. The nbricskt.Mg trill are almost. odorless,
peribetly pure, uniform , and mostly light 'col
ored. 'Land high temperature ;inch= ed. and
rereafkllimpill durtligestreme oold. The
Obralle unequalled - , and ire in constant use on
many of the principal Railroads. Samples can
be examined and - pram; left at 1111 WOOD
BTIIJCBT. Works It bliarpsbarg Bridge.
TACK BIUMORS, _ .
COMMISSION
c AND mum= IN
Petroleum and its Products,
I.Atißee—DAL=Wis BUIELDING
corner o dame Way and /twin streets.
fradel&t"lce-41WF4LNUT T.
TIUMOND OIL WORKS,
7;77
11:1101:LOPIC & do,
/Mee, DALZZLL BMLDLNG,
Duquesne Way. Pittsbnexh, Ps.
blovvatar WORKS.
privrpnußGH
NOVELTY
Founded A. D.. 16311.
• hrkr :1 aW'ste;
Iii , 11.11'.:111,1:,1:4.1` Al3l
auxturLormuuts OT
• IRYSTORIE STANDARD A ND MATIMISNR pAT
71,N T) PLATFORM OOU NTRit
L '
Paint and
Patent
Oo Door Loam L4ehas.
ffss Mills,
A 6 ORANT
94 1 9 1 1 1 9k1pa isih ni &a a ,
a. 3
161. :0 V. Li L.
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PITTSBUE GE GA ZETTE: MONDAY. TUNE IC, 1809.
ENGINES, ;alniaßßi3;
HUGH M BOLE & CO,
Car. Point Alley and Duquesne Stn
cnnAn Tau Penn, -
Engine Builders, Foululers and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES of all sizes.
AiltpielAd attention invited to our new STATION
OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER. of 15-boteempower.
CASTINGS. of every
STREETade to order atour
Foundry, on THIRD below Market.
RIGS for Oil Wells, SR A.FTLNG. PULLEYS,
RAN exists, ROUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBA CCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the'
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the POlllis
R' All orders promptly filled. Thy u
FOST PITT
BOILERATEL T
WARS. . •
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLIJED TUBULAR,
RIR
ERSE-BOX AND CYLINDER BTRAM BOIL
.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANK&
CIIDANEYFL BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
torrruNG PANS. SALT PANE, AND CI.)N-
D,ENSERS:
STEAM PIPE'S, OASONEETERS AND IRON
BRIDEIESt
PRISON. DOORS ANDICOAL 13/lIITAS
Odle. and Warehouse. corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
sr. Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:l6lr
WAIL BARNHILL Ii CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. AO, MI, 14 AND 16 PBNlfirf.
Hating Secured a large yard and furnished It
with the most topro - ved machinery, we are pre
pared to manufacture every detanotion of BOIL
MRS in the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made In the country. Chimaera Breeching,
lire Beds, Steam Ploel. X.oaomoive,
4:kindensers, gait rang, OIL tills,
Agita
torsi Settling Pans:Boller Pren. - BridireCiinfoir
Pans, and sole manufacturers of Baridtßrs Pat
ent Boilers. ,
'Baptising done on shOrtest notice; PM=
JAMES BIL BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
rn:xia.Funtimi,
KLIWACTI7IIIII OP
IRON OIL TANKS,
trrFLING PA clowna talus PLFZ.
ROLLING MILL =AMA
And SHEET moN WORE.
For Steamboats.
JAUD D. 8ZU511.................1CDDVND D. J3USU
JAILED M. BMUS'S & SON,
Steam BoDeis, 011 Stills, Tanks.
61 Penn Street, .P4W;tmlih, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
THE BEST STOVES.
A,. BRADLEY tz CO.
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
TO BE FOUND LI% THE BTATE.
Sole Ivesr the celebrated Bus Burning
Oriental Sto and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Coke. Best in the World for Parlor,Oface,Store or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—Du rnaall
ter. Do notbry until you see or send Air Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
Out ALgents for Orientals—DEMMLEß BROS.,
ihnithileld St.: GEO. HURLEY, Allegheny City.
aßill'F, 11110118 Sc CO,,
auxuriarrairsis OP Mimi' VAErZTT
B i r i Cri7MEl9
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
fi• IN: Y FURNACE,"
*.te
1 Bi,??Krot STOVE.
tem) PORTABLIE
P.ANGR C r ES. WHLLMAWS
BK, bzepo ..sryYc • e from =tam! Mut:
GRATE PRO • - I 88% se.
206 and 20S Liberty Street,
ae2s:yll PITTSBURGH. PA.
L'IOOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL 'CAMS
; •
FOB =
BITUMEN° US COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Bout as :
any other Stove In the Union.
•
- • .
NO. • 285 Liberty. Street.
Ller oa kand and for sale,
PARLOR STOVES, -
HEATING Ho• zo .1. .
rt , #: Ms, 143:!
TO BUILDERS!
.60.000 feet 1 inch Clear Plank;
A 3.000 feet 1% Snell Common Plank:
ii 6, 7) feet 1 and A inch Oak: •
5115, ft . lk, A and a Inch Poplars!
10,0 1/ teat bry Fouler Scantling:
10 feet freilb!' Plne Boards; !
10 0 feet Hemlock adantlinfr.
gp,ip feet No. '1 10 itiqb bainPae•op.e. —
ies. 4
pop, II No. 110-Inch Shingles, sawedi
Au.
*er li ire•N cocil6 rickr" -tuch Inagiees. invedj:
$4); i- •
1,000 Fire Tile. ;
lOU Toni fftre,Olayv
Also; Saw, 11111 Lumber, Locust and, Cedar,
Posts, and ,all , articles In Vie line on baud and for.
sale by.LALEXANDER PATTICHOONi ••Yards—
No. 161 Reb , cca street and corner of Pretile and
Junlatp stree sOilmth werd,Allegbry.
(nigh et Abbe ester, . • ,la
atpe~bor
MUG S AND MASI:FREE
• ' on) -
esAar
Wiled, - esi
im k ey,, , 11kh '. a 6
' Libirslllll4l4itirianiii
• q • ;•
1111111.1111 r
1 lit /t
'fat r 4 11 r! •ir •
01114,i = fro , c,u , u,t a'xi ail. ,
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PITTSBURGH. A.
I[I.NtriACTI . 7IIXIIB ot,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
WELT IRON WORK. &O.
TRIUMPH,
LUMBER.
MEE
FINANCIAL. r
FORT PITT BANKING COIPANT.
!
No. 169 Wood Street,
CAPITAL, : : : : : $20,e00.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
- DEALERS IN
I
GOVERNMENT I3EOURIpES
AND COLD.
1
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIIII DEtOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible prints In
the United /Mates and Canada - s. 1
DIBECTOBit •
D. Hostetter. Jso, C Sheer
Jamea Cordon, I Bobt: H. Magi
D: Wallace, Andrew Miller,
E. Fawcett, James M. Batley. - •
i •
ILIIBIIIA,N, Prin.
[LINDH. Cashier.
ISAWL. Me
D. LEVI"
g AST , CAUGHEY & Coq'
BANKERS AND BROKERS
Garner Third and Woad Streets,
ierirTsir.tritcni, PA:,
(SIICOEBBOItB TO HANNA, HART ,C 0.,)
DIALERS IN
Exchange, 054, - _ , Cottlions,
And particular attention paid to the ph.rchase
7 1 and sale of t
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
mn:fisr.
N a HOLMES & SONS,
'57 Market Street;
1'1=^:r191117110Er.
Collections made on all the OrtnelPal Pdints of
the United States anti Canadsa.
Stochs,Bonds and other SeenOtles
wrairTANDBuLD =awl*
Parttoulai attention paid to the it:lmbue lad
sale of
United. States Securities.
Jam:si
JAY COOKE &
"Aa4ati.lTA4tra,,
-1
114 SOI7:TH THIRD STII.4T,
PHILADELPHA.
STOCKS and BONDS of all descrlijAluns
bought sad sold
Special attention even to the purchase
of Government Securitles
CITY BANK.,
112 Fifth - Street, Pittsbargh t Pa
CAPITAL, 8100,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUI LY . LIIBLE.
INTEREST PAID ON D °SITS.
FOREIGN EXCH.! GE 4
Bonet and sold , and when desired reran d to
Europe. Collections made on all the principal
points of the United States and Cana.
DOMINICK ITIMSEN, President.
JAmts mccuns. Vice President.
Joan B. tioakturx, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
D. Ihmsen. . James MeCall e
Thomas Bourke, John Savage,
J. Dunievy, Terence Camp 11, •
Patrick Kane, James Phelan,'
Chas. B. Barr, H•Jl.rreyvogle,
-Jno.Jos.liermanu. Thomal Barnes,
Hugh Keating lel:ks
PEOPLES' SA T ING
Of Allegheny. 1 ,
CORNER FEDERAL AND LACOCK STREETS.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY
Bank of Discount and Deposit.
• PIISSIDENT-8. H. HARTMAN. •
CAsulun—E. P. YOUNG.
DU:MOTORS.
S. H. Hartman, W. H. Burt,
J. P. Henderson, :j. C. Pattel4t4 - .
J. Konen, -'H.I .. Bre**, '•
Samuel Dyer. 8. B. Aegean,
W. G. Gibson. 1nT21;172
FIFTH AVENUE. Box . OF
tveti•
Prrtsbuiiint
Will open for Discount. Deposit and Goineral.
Rankjng Businearon J1:110.3d.1059. a1..N0.395
Flllbutirenae. Any snwrectioed 11.0112-0110 4101-
I.r upward.. interest at the rate of six pefmer.t.
paid on time deposits.
7 - DURECTOES. , • -;
._ . Dithrbiget i • Weyinant
.11. Sims, Frank Seibert,
W. C. Robertson, Henry Meyer, 1 1
•
Dan. Rinser, D. M. Armor,
- • wadi POerstel.' '
ED. DlTHRLDGEl , President; — :'
je2:dl4 2. E. oCHENCE, Cutler.
DoLiAn liAviditis: HAN' mg.., -
. .
iiro: esi Lou • *** i' iirstitlit.;
CHARTERED IN 1885. / - " I ' ' , ' ''
~, 0 ~ .1 i , ..
ASSETS „ . ,,...,,, 1151,315,804 01.,
• • :f. , , •1 , _ i. 4 Zti . _ ,
Open deny, ` from 0 o' cl oc k { A
W., tO• a • o' c lock ,
ir..—st.,--and- SATURDAY EVEININEId, !from
Ilajr._lst to,-November lst,ipleet ito#fo t il t oet,
=Via vr0r40 , 01141110 Istle MaYall inran
4relOO.E. °'"°.
Deposits received of aII,fI2MS.C4 not less than'
ONE, DOLLAltc , atidia'dtvldedd =of-the procts ,
declared twice a year, in June and DeceMber. ,
Interest haabeen declared send-a mially,lnitinse;
.and lledetriber since the Batik 'organnled - Itt
the rate of six per le r t a it. a year. , . ,
ski if.'tiot • **oat; le aced to the,
vn j ,
egPgit tteneptdd or ar print' , and bears the,
same let crest fromPle./St eday _of. Jun and,
- Dr - Cernber,_cprapounaing twice year,
i) mithout
• vtonaink us depositortonall, or venn preterit,
n.,3,
his Vete boot. iAt this rate mon will doulde In
Imes, than twelve years& .P .1 N ~• iif .•;,n if •
. 'B u nks containing the Charter, By-Lesels, Bides
and Begniations, furnished .gratis, on &Oita.
Mos at theninee. if /.
...; ,• . 1 . ;
PRESiDENT. 4 arURGE MIBRXE.s, / 4t.
rtiMtetiSSltdove:
- Jailit`ii,gekoten,• •_,, ..4: X. rO/1043k, M. D.,
Benj. Y. Pahnestock, Robert Robb,.., .1
James Berdman, John H. Bhuenberger,
, inrans 110,4nicY. . James n hldle, - ~.
' sixes B . U. Heeds,' Alexander spear:,
Isaac M. Pennock. , . Christian Yeager}
.M. .
Tntreniski
-, WM J. Anderam „, I Hobert C. •Loomii i
Calvin Adams. •Hen. Lynch.ri
‘
,John C. Dlndley, , :I. Peter ...Madeira. •
Genre() Black, John arsh all. it
tyl
.Hilt DnrgJin. '' ', White l'. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Carrier, i „John Bpihipraddom„
CharLesA.-Colton: " °flashy P 11111104 ,,
John Evans, lier - l IC I A Intr a MYl
-`.. -T. Gill,
Alexander Tlndles-,-
John J. Giliesple,
WIW*mL Havan t
1=5!1NF1A,2 1 .efi.:4:4 4
Pl
AVfir
tti
4,a 2, WWI /A a
4,51u4 boaNlPri bi“
"T7::;:7i°!t:, tililiititgt i tggleit i gSgalM
-44WiVeT P"ee. -, N;4:., 7 P ',:U . ‘,-* in4r ''
..-:' ..,7"Nt., i==',.4, q. , , , .. --040 i ,.. 7 4 . • :,. , 4-1-C
‘ 6 ' ' '''
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.1-Col-3irZi, -
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Prices.
PH. R. ALERTZ, Banker
Con Wood and Fi ft h Streets.
aiy6
0 _ •
AMES Ts L A DY a Co. , ti
(Successors oS. JONES & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sta.,
".\
33,4 k. INT aar...m ss,
•
BZY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,'
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MUST FAVORABLE TERMS. •
ice' Interest Allowed on Deposits.
lowest market on Government Bonds at
ll:Orders •executed for the Purchase
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
GOVERNMENT BONDS!
-We win register all -kinds of Government
Bondsfree of charger_ This gives the holder ab
solute security against theft,loss, or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO:,
Dealers in Government Bonds 4
COIL POUR= & WOOD STS.
myia:Jzs
11.,10,
'6D's Vittskttglj Gaistts.
FINANCE AND. TRADE,
Orinoz or ,PiTTsortztoa GAzErra,
SATURDAY ' , June 12, • 1869;
The past week has witnessed the first
reaction of the season from ihe inflated
prices of all values at the stock ex
change. The constant expanding ten-
dency of the banks for zthe_Past month
found a check in the contraction policy
- . policy
of the . Treasury department and the
locking up o f money by the bear ele
,. .
ele
ment of Wall street. Those who have
carefully watched prices at the stock ex
change will be convinced that railroad
and other property depending on im
provements can certainly not be made
to increase in value ,by , a watering piro
newt, and the graduil contraction,' of she
banks which must inevitably follow soon
will carry down prices to a proper basis.
Our railroad managers may manufacture
capital-stock by issuing new certificates,
but the country is not in a condition to
pay increased taxes on transiation,
made necessary to.pay the same_ divi
dends on the doubled capital stock of
railroad companies. Cheap freight, like
cheap mail facilities, will increase busi
ness, but a burdensome tax will dimin
ish the same in an inverse ratio.
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The uneasy feeling existing in Europe
and the high twice of gold here have
checked . speculation in Government
bonds' are and abroad, and although
priciis - hafe not materially declined, yet
lmeculators, as well as Investors, look on
them as 'being too high and capital is
seeking atioutlet in land improvements.
The approdch of the July interest pay
ments an d high price of gold may add
to a more lively dealing in bonds up to
July first '
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 139 g; Silver, 131; Eighty
one's, 121; Five Twenties, 1862, = O 4;
do - ' , 1564; 11 :4" , a0;1865;710%; - clo..1885,
Consols, 119 k; do 18e, —; do 1868,
—; Ten Forties, 108%; New York
Central, 19%;--Erie, Reading, 98;
Pittsburgh, Fort' - Wayne - 'd Chicago
Railroad - , 57; Ohio & Misissippi,
83%; _Michigan, Southern, 105%; Cleve
land & Pitts burgh, 98; Chicago &
Rock -- Island, '120; Chicago it Noith
Western, 90; Chicago it North Western
Prefersed,,lo2; • Adams Express - , Com
pany, 59%; Merchants Union Express,
14%; Pacific Mail, 88%; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 40% Gregory, —;
Quartz Hill. —; Smith it Parmlee,,—;
Am. W. Express, 40.
Stocks remain dull in the average, ex
cept those managed by olives,
Moneriii our local market is in sum
cleat supply, but banks find employment
for•all thedr-fands.
lewdness. Mug been very dull 'during,
the past week.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh tiazette:-]
Money easier during bank hours and,
the supply liberal at 7 per cent., but sub
segUentlkabitannt offers wer e made at'
6 per cent., and loans were made at that
rate. The Bitik .statement shows a .
sharp contraction, which undoubtedly
added to stringeno3r. of ; the ,week.
Thane, $271,983,735; decrease, $8,635,874;
specie, $19,053,580, increase, $2,447; oink
latitfahlaCKV/904 Incteese, '4161:795; de
rpOsiti• $19,888/695; , debrease,-'15;287,167;
legal 7 tender, 650,859,248; decrease, 62,-
430,1,1 4 .
Gold quiet and steady; opened at 139%,
touched 139%, and closed at 1393 i. Car-,
:ryingprates , 1-16®3-32 per cent. -. ;Clear-'
antes, $72,000,000. Exports for the week,
$403,024.
Q*vet steadirwith
btlbdslt LuotiPonl'br u84 1 121®1211 4 1. - do. ;
62, 122%;122; do. 1 64,117K,®11/; do.
1 65. 1183 i 11§,At i.nelyv,1111310111193i;
do, 1 67;11 5 . @)1.19%; do. '68,119)0)119%;
1049 s 1041©108%; Pacifica. 106 01.,107.
14 - Eitaeii betas atroag`A Misscoris , . 92 ;WQ •
92%; old Tennesseet4 l 67®674:' heir C.,
,64%@}(141i; new. Aort,h Caro as,
~56.K.®
's7f new Virgil:oas, 61@62. , •• A - 11 . s
The stook market was strong until after
two dvidelak; *tett there-Am) irdeciline of
3io per cerit.iiiilbe entire list, on
ports concerning the bank statement, but
stbsequently it premed 'the statement .
Was less unfavorable than reported r and
the-Market about recovered; - I , TeWnrk
CentFal sold' up to 192, Pacific Mall to
1110kijiAorthttesiern; Common top); 9,40
'preitirred. 'MN, ex dividend orb, per
cent. With. considerable excitement and '
heavyleillng 'the Market closed aria.
BlddidiK pricea • at. rive•Thilty;. .cturk-
Akarlati& 5434rWells'Express,S1fitAnItti..
lean, .I_oy,; Adams, bag; United States, `I
137%; Mernhants 1 5 ; @ eicsilver,
di; West!!
ern me ; : amain, 22; ;
Mariposa, 114. 9; preferred, 19%; N. Y.
:Ifit;t 4 ,ollf.; rfictlifl/4".N.h.reg.'
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NEw YORK, June 12, 1869.
p tC*+u.
533,4 t Hudson, 152, 1; ; Harlem,l463iatead
ing, 987. f; Terre Haute, 35; do. prefened;
.38%; Wabash, 73,; do. preferred;Bl;
Paul, 75).‘; do. preferred, 863. i• Ft.Wavne,
157; , Ohio & Mississippi, 331 Mtchigan
Cental, 13634; Michigan Southern;lofix;
Illinois Central, 144; •Pittsburgh, 98;
Rock Island, 120%; Northwestern, 85%;
do. preferred, 96%; St. Joseph; 126; Col.
C. k I. C., 41.
The failure - as small firntis announc
ed this afternoon. •
Alining shares dull.
Copper stocks at. Boston: Copper Falls,
S; Franklin, 17; Hecht, 85; Hanmck: 3,
Receipts at the Sub-Treasury, ;1,019,-
405; Payments, $392,245; balance, ;82,-
507,817; disbursements of coin interest,
.5176,340. '
Imports for the week: dry goods, $1,..
146,427; general merchandise, $4,479,424.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OPFICTE OF PITTSBUROII GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, June 12, /869.
The markets generally have been very
dull during the Week which has just
closed, and there is no prospect at present
of any immediate improvement.- Flour
and Grain under the ipfluence of a Ws
-Position to realize, are dull and droop
ing, and the demand is very light being
restricted entirely to supplying the im
mediate wats of the local trade. Wheat
and Flour are lower now' than fer sev
eral years, and the bottom, from present
indications, has not yet been touched.
Groceries, also very dull though without
important change. Provisions steady
with a fair jobbing demand, and prices
are pretty well sustained.
APPLES—Fair to choice, ss@B,
APPLE BUTTER-75@,51,00, as to.
quality.
BUTTER—Prime to choice at 230 . 4
and demand up to the supply.
BEANS—DuII at 12@2,50.
CARBON OlL—May be quoted at 28®.
29, in a jobbing way, for standard
brands.
CHEESE—SaIes of Western Reserve,
at 17@20; as to quality and Goshen at
21@22.
DRIED FRUIT—Is dull and drooplag;
Peaches, 13®1* for quarters; and 16@liT
for halves. Apples, X 12@14. •
EGGS—In better supply and weaker;
may be quoted at 20@21.
FEATHERS—Firm and in limited
supply; we now quote live geese at 85t
90 to the trade, and $l, in a retail way,. •
FLOUR—Continues dull aqd ftvelk
and holders generally are anxious to
realize. One of our most prominent
houses advertise{ prime to choice Spring
Wheat brands 4..56@6,25, and choice
Winter at $7,25. These are the lowest
quotation'swe have 1110 a-for, *OOl
years, - add it is possible that we may
have to make a still further reduction.
GRAlN—Wheat has still further de- ;
clined. Sales of No. 2 Spring at $l,lO,
and No. 1 Winter at $1,20; No. 1 Spring
and No.. 1/Winter command about - file
same price. Oats dull and we
now quote at 65@66 on track and 68@70'
in store. Corn very dull; may be quoted
nominally at 70©75,-as to •,quality. Rye
also is very dull and drooping, and small
iota''cannot be quoiad above fLosepo.o.
sitittiraiiies of prime Spring 'BarleY
$1,65.
HAY—Sales from scales at no@2B, as
to quality, and dull.
HOMINY—DuII; $5@5,25 per bbl.
HUSKS—Sates, corn husk.s at N.
HEMP-Sales at $2lO.
LARD 0111-1-Sales of Extra' No. 1 at
$1,50 rind No. 2 at $1,20.
LlME—Cleveland Lime is quoted at
$2 50, - per bbli]and Common White at
$1,75.
POTATOES=.SaIes of old crop in store,
at 45®50 per bushel, and new crop at s3=
@3,50. per barrel.
PEANUTS—SmaII sales at 12c.'
PROVISIONS—Market firmer and
prices.-tending upward. We now quote
Shoulders 'at 1.1®14V0 Sides 16%®17 for
Ribbed' and 17%@.18 for Clear; Plain g
Hams 1735; ' Plain Canvassed 1834; Sugar
Cured Canvassed 20@20yj. Breakfast t 1
Bacon 20. SeefTongues, 0,50 per dpzen.
Mess Pork, $32. Dried ,13eef, 211
SEEDS Occasional small seles
Flaxseed at $2,45®2,50.' No demanil for
Clover or Timothy.
SALT—Sales of car load lots at tt,ss,
@1.85. •
TALLOW—Nothing doing in,this art!.
cle of inlportapee,rand prides are nomi
nal. I. "
MARKET,
OFFICE OF XTYTEBURGH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, June 12, 1869.
• ' RiPHEW POE THE WEEK
At no this:U/14year has thr
yea& - ne oil mar
ketpetin so:ex9itbd and ir regular
, as du
. - the past week; scarcely a day
elapsed without the market 'fluctuating 7
considerably; prices idtincizig 'and de
alining, perhaps, half dozen times. At.
one time the bulls would have it all their
own way, while perhaps, in an hour if- f l
terwards, it looked as favorable for ,
_ ,
the bears; thus Irbas been all week, and
thus it is to be feared it may continue for
sometime to come. To-day, there was a
stronger', feotlitt manifested, AN ologi.- 4
ppare with ,yesterday, prices are higher; t
it is more than likely that on Monday
the advancet established to-day will be
lost, while on Tuesday it will be recov
ered, and, possibly, be pushed still
higher.
Receipts Crude this week, 88,154; last
week, 18,124; from January lat to date,. 05.
.515„804,-same time- last ... years .566,901.
g r iportisßefided this'-week;- 11042; list
week, 10,449; from January hat to date, 0
175,627; same time last year, =4,834. r...;
Sales tbitl'sthifkatet9oo. .last week ,.o=
119,000.
rt. 4
CRUDE.
Not a single sale reported 10-day.,
though, as already intimated, the mar
ket fa stronger, and compared with yes- m
ter y ,: _highe= r :; torte,
in'lhe absence nf itales, at liyAn)4 for.
spot or seller June , against sales yeater- .
na
LF g at L
1f7411r fa•A anirmy p i p .
Also stronger but the sales were very
light. Sale - of 500 each July to Decem
ber, at Igiil4 l ,, y Zally,t,l*7 lots of
5 00 eat* --•••• • , arl.Vsoo ea&
July to September, at 83; and 1,000 spoti'.
primelighNstr•awrtp A whlO, at 30., einFle ,
fibtofedno32 antrauly '8215; ebonite m p-]
advance of fully W halt a cent.
LRETATIRSOL
Eclipse Witddimub - ricaling W oil 40e
Eclipse Railroad Axle 35e
Eclipse -Machinery 750"
Eclipse Spindle 800
OIL SRIPPRD HA 8T BY A. V. B. B.
Ziontebeiteez Xohler 540 hbhp mt.
t+d Citizens 011 Co. 485 - bble :refined to.
Tack .t Bro., Philadelphia.
Fawcett, L. dt 8. 1 50 bbis refined to W.
P Logan dc Bro., Philadelphia.
Total. Refined.
....
• RECEIPTS OP CRUDE atm -
G. S. Thomas 420 bbls:
Fiaber it Bro. .... ..•1040
Lockhart, , 480 '"
,
Rom 4r, BrO"''' • - 1020
Parker & Thompson MO "
IMAN4 6 VI SEU
4 1,080 61
Ibtki
4,00 bbla
.21U1013.VA Firara
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