DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, L&TM & CO.
Manufacturers of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
DIKM IB ENNE. L X ANHDIVNIATA,
PLAT B, ROUND AND SQAB& IRON.
BAND, 13001%SHEET AND TANK /BON.
BOILER PLALTISII. AND BRADS,
GUARD IRON,DRAff and DROPPER BARS
N
FLANDET CUTTER BABS, CYLINDE R
T AND SLAT RAIL, for Coal Roads. i•
CROW BARS,WEDOES & HARROW TEETH,
SPRING} PLOW AND CULTITOR STEEL,
mum WINGS AND MOULD ont to pattern.
STEEL TInES, STEEL, SRA 'Ellie, A. B,
STEEL.
' COA ES CH, BUGGY
CUT NAILS AND
All Goods First
OFFICES
and 71W
W
Sth Street
and 71 ats)
'R&M
SHEFFIELD
8I ATE
PITTSBURGH. PA..
Manufacturers of evert description of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
iumw aramos,
XLLL. •:C D PLATFORM BPREROB,
A AN XLES, ESTRIL Le
WarehOUSe, 83 Water and 100 First Sta.
MILLEII4 RAM/ & PARKIN.
BARB, r ESUBEIi MI LER,
*l* W. DANI,A.'
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,.
MUM BARR & PARKIN,
otas,'No. SSW Liberty St,
t014:4146 PITTSBITEGH. PA:
BLACK DLIBIOND
WO * M.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
ILtanfoLeinrers of sit desatiptleas of
gai :Al
Mos andWaraSonse, THIEMITI3, THIRTY
-
MST sad Etalla011) STRAW%
IRON WORKS.
W. Tam P. ?MM. ela
pirDIRILIRGU FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
ILLSZTACTS=M rtr
Sae frost '
Zurtimmia Ifirtia Saar[ Nana
Ilattrearitesiedistior,
IltaiteimilL tWiliew •
rawasseitenct lltlmusuar,
Ireitauraftleispac
Plistuararemuir
Steam Mum Milan*
.Plessar Soft, 1 1 .11ligow
• etaalris Swamp *caps., 44.
CoZoos, Mo. 177 PIPS 111"
fiLLERSILIESEN. PROCESS.
The Trustees are now mvpared tarsal Ileen
ses tor the use of the ILLYIII3II.IIINIZ.I rue
-The superior quality Imparted to coed Iran, l
the crest Improvement in inferior iron, and the
reduced coat. commend it to all manufacturers of
Parties whaling to use It can obtain licenses ter
ta
JAMES P. SPEER
Attorneribr the Trustees,
Roosts 1 and A, English' , Bunt/114, 96)
?math avenue.
Par ties Interested 'are Invited I. visit the
iHOZ BEBGEIt WORKS. wher e , the roeess Is
cow In successful operatton. -* tell:dl7
EVERSON, paEsTox & co.,
Pennsylvanialron Works.
w.r.h...e, 800. 181, &UMW 1166?
STIULET, wo.lto Xononpuels Reuse._
p24:da PITTSBURGH
BRASS FOUNDERS., „*.
now Y. coorzE iircrar
JOHN H. COOPER 'a CO.,
Bell and' Bnpo Founders.
BRASS CASTINGS
MADE, PBODITTLT TO ORDZ7I
- and grey Iron Fittings,
_ GAS FIFE, AND TUBING,-:
THROTTLE, SUETY RED CHERI 41;TES
ALL MAIM rATTERIL,
MON CCOCIKS,
Brass Work of every description kr
Steam, Water and OW
MAR lIPACTURERS OP J. M. COOPER'S
,
liproved Balance. Whee- Steam —Pomp;
Agents for Dreyfus.' Patent 'Oa
ere, the best in the Market.
011ee and Works, corner Thirteenth andzelo Pike
Streets. s
OOAL AND •COs73.
( )OAL: costs: !!!.
- DICKSON, b*swART CO;,*
ash. : removed their Moe to • •
NIX 517 '
Lg
tLateliday Mous luil)iiiceoim =ROB.
Are now Drooped to taraitbg_ood YOVBBIO. -
011.11Brir LUNY. NUT 00AL oRatiLAOK, at tha
lowest merlon 1
AU orders42l46.imearot id01:44 6 a fig
orthanoar tattnigraid
math win be atteaded to
atff. -
MM3:7
csualiumair i ts._ i E 1 ; .
siacrAainf iumoZif....—...«....suuse camO.
rphEINtiERLIf ei , CLElM,Successon
kj Lots°. T. OcuvoguA3r 111 Co.,
$l.
ratan iLipmo . ..,„,
Tit. isit Uthisraphii -
r, or kw tain t s, uslnoskfais Lotto/
yds, Loam, now Cards,
sto:orar. ortralto v orh of
rejt§. fovi rat 2111
Tam Mom
um .
ner.
/* * 4l4te 4'l
'S?si
~ ~..,
- - 7 • •-• ''"- •' S '
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COITANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
BrEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
M 2 I
EMI
Verner Carr°'land Smallassuallsets,
3
CAST IRON BOWL P
Yy Pines are all cast lnearlablyin Plts, la dry
sand, and IS feet lengths. also, tall assortment
or /general
I would also tail the attention of en atond
elite of Gal Works to fl mate of lIETOMTS.
DUQUESNE FORGE.
Milan MU*
Successor to JOS. P. HAIGH & C 0.,)
Ras facilities so.extensive with Om leading
Pones in tike asst. and Is prepared to promptly
and saltsfaetortly fill &Borders Tor STRAY BOAT
SWAIM, ORAN KS, PISTON IiDD's,LiSITRRS.
MIRAN JAMS, WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES,
LUICOROTIVIS r a t s ,
_tether witn every
description of MAPS WORK. 011ee and Ponce;
Uri!? et Duquesne Way and Pint' Street.
atattb.
ROBEimET, lin* & CO.,
gnomon to Roantoos. Mos &
WASHINGTON WORKS,
1011111113$ MD RACHU(ISTB, MUM%
ltnaattaarots of Boat and Stationary nut
Vt.*,
,H=art regale!. kW Kikeninel.
1 qa M.
i n
n e d tU 6 Iron
egieles earner First and denithliald
Strom%
Astotn_.
.11711.11D11PATINT =CMS
Sir stocian- jau:ro
TENetis CAEMot & CO.,
Matt Uri hulk std tidbit Taft
wzmusact erm Ea—
HQIIIL maxma rz stem= MANS.
2adaris.
Mllismat C Emma Bank
Meatus. War= acs a. to =du sad
Saws an land. Zaz=uts •ICllt4 11., , 0
- • ..
1L ~"f3L3DS?
AND ROLL WORK*
880 .Penn street
EIOLLYAN t BOYD kAtiliAlp4
awl ftni, ecru cant." it:ki tati'me.
rsz3
WARM/ AND A.nirp-',
Cos:minion Iterstaata Biek/144:
Petroleum and Hi"' Producti,
1'
DALZELL , 3 BLOCK, DIJOUEBNE.IWA
PHILADZLPHIA. IMIDEXB4,
BOOM 17, ausnaber of Cotrimetce,
, ..
133 SOUTH SZCOND STRUT
- ,
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. !VI'EIiDAE,
memnrscrruatia of
Lubricating & High Test Bixrning Oils.
&dips* Railroad Azle) 011.
Stands at beat without change; remains,
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special 011 for
tropical climates or hot weather.
2 ,
Loessanoilio. Zniyinsh - Nrebiste Shop.
Will cat Screws.
Ilan NEU and Planing
Adapted forldilfamd. • - '
lisdndle Oil. Wool flionoilßfiritt 012,
011. Tanners' lituflßesanolo,
hag &Finlohlasyllll. tiasilUnow"._
Raines. Oil, ParralKno,
ARMOR VARNISH. to pteserri - Millaltt• Iron .
Work and Machinery Outs Must. •
These products are manufactured - e nder Dr.
Tweddisis_patent dupeybested Ream in Vac
eno. The Labile& tin ULM are almost odorlarai
standsperfecty pareotallorm. and meetly ..lighs col
ered,, s high temperature anchaned, and
remain limpid dtaging extreme cold. Thermed
Olis ate Ittnecitutllsd, and are lu constant see on
many the principal R a ilroads. nannies can
be examined and orders left at 114 WOOD
STREET. Works at abarpstnirg Bridge.
T ACK BROTHERS
COMESSIM. M:EMMA'
AND Dial:in — lf
Petroleum and ita 'Products,
Pittabargt 024*—J_MLISZLLIS BUILDINO.
soma; Of madam w
s ay and Irwin meets.
nuadaptqs ofisoi—Lin wiltrur 'Yr.
a • itirg)
DI AMOND O I L IFIFORKS,
. . _
H. M. LONG &_CO.,
Ogles, DALZELL BDILDUW, ' .
Diu V INqueine wiliaittsbnina,
NOVELTY WORKS.
• ' Youndo.d.A.,Pl /IRS. I • - •
, t t z f.
4 7 4, 1 •10. #303 i, ,
xampraormiiii OP I
i •
lUrINNB STANDARD4PALIIIIANA L S PAT.
T) PLATFORM AND COUNTER
.1-1114L1Lg r iNy_ .
/alto Paced Patent Door Locke Rau Wok%
Paint and Wine 1111114
! Li " Taitiglagelinia
-
. . .
co ' • - ,
,~` t..~.
AND PIPE WORKS.
(NINTH WAR*3
pzTweintatemE, P
WILLIAM SzalT
_
Manufaetturer or
ms em AND wierza woass.
Castings for 9 and Water Works.
012,9~~~' --Y
Iw o A Pi ww2,01 j• il
PIMTBI4GITI GAZ7LITIE,F:I ....111 . C . RSDAYi' .. ‘37VIVE'' ' 111;
HUGH N. BOLE & CO
Car. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(Nnan rim POIET,)
Engine Builders; rounders and
Machinists.- - •
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all ayes.
A i l Wecial attention Invitedto our new STATION
OIL WELL ENODilt AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horseMuuer.
CAST/NOS, of every kind, Made to ovier stow
Ifonedm on TRIED STREET below Market.
RIGS for 011. Wells, SMARTING, PIT_LLICYB,
HANDERS, HOME and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO/T=BEB,OU hand slid made to ,
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheni River, near the Point,
inThßriTleg..
All orders promptly filled. TRY TM
- r um PITT
BIWA slim. AND TAME
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
ItAnnol7ll= l / 8 OP
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUED =BOLAN,
ERAS. *SOX AND CIPLINDKE STEAM BOLL
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS.
OHDLNEYS, BREEOHING AND ASH PANS.
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND OON
DENSEBS•
meat PIPIiS, (mama:rim AND IRON
BRIDGES.
PRISON paella AND COAL SHIITES
DI
Oise. Mud warehense. earner Seawall.
Third. Short and Liberty atreete,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
iiir Dln e ge= till the above
address
WIWINEMILL &
CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKER%
NOB. XO, XX, X* /ND AO PAWN 81',
Raving secured a large yard and furnished It
with the meet approved machinery, we are pre
med to manufacture every description of BOlL
amm in the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made la the country - . Chimneys, Breechigg,
Fire Beds, rtpetzrOMOUTO Boilers,
Cnensers,Vanh 011 888 , . Agita
ors, Battling ens, Boller Iron, J3Mager
Pans, and eaple 'manufacturers of Barts Pat
ent Boilers.
Ealtatring done on shortest notice. lagmft
JAM= M. RITES,
Nos. 55 and 56 Wager Street,
PlTllllllll7lllfill t PAL,
1113m.10111112 OP
IRON OIL TANKS,
=mum rams, carnal arum rum.
• soLuNe MILL STAMM,
Mad SEXET IRON
TOr Steamboats.
JAR= D. D. 12171111
JARED R. BRUM & SON,
SLAXOTACTIIRIRS Of
Stem _Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
EMENT IKON WWII. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pitisburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, t.o.
------ 1
THE BEST STOVIES.
A. BRADLEY & .
assarectorers of the greatest variety ot
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
2'o BE FOUND IN THE 112.11511.
• •
,60leAgeati for ths
_celebrated Ease Burets:
at at Mover sad rontsees for Hard or
Cote. Beet la the World for Parlor.oolce, tore or
Chereb.. lire needs ao rekindling—bents wilt.
ter: Do aottoty uattl Toe see or pied for
No. WOOD REET.
- oar Ageing Itor 30
Ortentais ST —DltetlfLElt ROO.,
,Dalthfiekl Ctt G O, !MELLY, Allegb y Clty.
111161118 & 081
kagtoraerchattri Or 112207 rant Or
ISTCOIDIEII/3,
BOSTON COOKING RANGE;
" THE FIERY FURNACE,"
702 WAAmENG BUILDINGS.
THZ WSW ANTI-Dr COOKING BEOVR.
"REGULATOR." COL RIGA COOK STOATS,
VAN'S (Cincinnati !p.m% PORTABLE
RANGE 0 ART IRON MARTI. , WELLKAN.B
ItKRIAUT OK RATA MOUNT% GRAlEErtree
103.. at dirt and dual:
G ZHU
. ,
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
selccyl7 ?TITER GROH PA.
Web. STOVES.
CETVHE - BEST.
BISSELL & C 0.%
Tiup MPH,
POB any *mous -COAL.
Warranted t• esely Bake or Bent SI
IRA Many etha Blowla the Oaks,
MULL & OO
No. apts. Liberty Street.
%wow
461,
INXIMUIa,
TO BUILDERS !
600.4110 fiet-tirly
iao.uoo feet lls Inch Clear Plank;
q" '42 te l l'°1111112: 4 "
rt. m L i vt an ie ll a oh POOTas
160 1 lariltessAN.
ellow Pte. BoArdli
" feet ace tlesetllas.
:NW tort ild•Is10 Wok alsislnsil'altle•
_A es.
5100,000 No. 1111-lueti ohleales. Sawed;
00 000 wo. 1 16.1
0000 firs romunsw salted{..
1,000 Tire •
• •••• 100 i Toes Fits Olin
Also, Saw 11111 Lumber. - Locust se 4 Cedar
Tsets;ind all•artteleeis the Iles on band and lee
sale by! , ALESAND.IO , Tards—
No. 101,8ebecos street suit corner of rte4le_led
Junista lames, tibisevaraouNgbeity. lug uor'
°nigh of maneeester AP,
v:FT. ,`;) ! V I :Trf
___--
.
~ 11! 94'4' ' ' '
4111114,
at We *l led *NOM
No:. iiiiiiinilii Marrs '
ati ii iii iTT l6llo!w****Nk,
4;noissaiiii
FORT PITT BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : : 526,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY iIABLEi
Dz./Llama IN
GOVERNMENT FIEMITIES
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIRE DEPOSIT
Collections made on 'all aaseasibla; point* I.
the United States and Canada*.
, . DiRECTOBIA
James 1
D. Hostetter, Jno. 0, Risher, James liordcnt, Robt. H. Mtg. •
D. Wallace, r Miller,
Z. Fawcett, J .A. g et ew lf. Bailey'.
SLWL. MeCLITILIKAN. Preett.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
PITTSSITRC*EL, P•Ls
(FQ008.8130123 TO HANNA.. HART s 00..)
DZAL32B IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
s'—
Al.nd particular attention pelf' NJ theirOnzasse
and sale of
COVERNMENT BOtIDII.
eight Drafts - on Lonclon.
Emma i
N. HOLMES & SONS,
33.444%118P=4,61,
57 Market Street,
v.rx - x-.reystpEtp.u.
Collections made on all the principal points or
the United Mates and Ilanadas. .
Stoas t i - ionds and other Seetirities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COXIIISGION.
salePart&eater ',Mutton geld to the puroiars aid
ot
Ten sited States Seoarities.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
1
745trus.oras
,1
114 BOUTS THIRD szaz , j_
zr,
• i
PHILADELPHIA.
STOCKS and BANDS of all desciiptlons
bought sad sold.
Btieelal attention Ten to the pnrchaee laid sale
Of Garet= eet t Securities.
CITY BANK.
112 Fifth Street, ' Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL, 81100.000.
• 1
STOCIIIOLDERS INDITIDUILLY
INTEREST PAID ON A I)EPO
• FOREIGN. EXCH NClft
Bought and sold . and when destred rani ted to
Europe. Collections made on alt the prOcipal,
write of the Unitedrdtstes and Canada.
DOMINICK 1 / 1 11SZN. President. I
JAN cs•lllcausr., Vice President..
Jouw B. tioascavf. Cashier'.
DIRLCTOILB.
k lotta&Cale'
- Muter' ' , 7J:7.% Terence Caw bell,
Patrick K•ne,..lamu naiad,
11
Chas. .11arr, H.A.Preyvogle.
Jno.Jos.liermann. Thom's. Barnes '
Hugh Heating • jellkt
BI
-
PEOPLES' SIVIIVOS, BINE
of Alleghelly; I t
1 ;
CORNER FEDERAL AND, LACOCK STREETS.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
, . Rink of Discount and Depoaa. -1
l'sarzszsr—s. H. HARTMAN. i
OAIMIIIII-14 P. YOUNG. .
DiftzeToßs.
r.
H. Burt.
. 0. Pinter,on. 1
B. r. Brown,
II B. Megrim, _
8. 11. llartinan.
J. k, LiettiUnion.
Vohen.
;el Dyer,
. Gibson.
El
WILLIADIIIIIMR -4 PO,.
No.. 221 and 223 Liberty ShveL
•
Corner of Irwin, not" °thrift the tradeat #
ow
dimmed, strictly
Prime New ftpNeir' *leans Sugir d
Molasses.
4 .1„4 1
.
r_orto lileo,Tiba A n i l 1130110 Island be
sew York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Ha.
tried do. - ' I
tiolden !Lord* *maga. "StAdirps,
Adams , and wag elan _ I
c r o o r u to Olind a :rid EnKljAmi.ant moierz
sea OVoneri z eL 1 " mu " . "
an Stet,
Yave. i ta l ti n erra Ape , Inconel!
To Lniloll. NM Neils,' Owls eon*
Mittel:7Na, 10., oonsiaitly on bane.'
Al4BO. -
IMPOrarati Or
Fine Brandiee,Wines and segiuls.
Moselle, and Sparkling gook ;tee
otlitOltel in_Qo.. .bottles..
011:
s unarming mose
etm ll . s., B tieliersbeii:nd Job ssz
- Vltitl i gtrtirs kril i gnrllle 0114
do do Olarete c _bnoorted In bottles.
do •.. do Who*, bottlese
M. Wort m Bonet Bwming Catawba.
Inn old Sherry, .11,1 Mrs sod Port Wines:
roe Qld ktononesuela lays Wrdskles. pure. '
do Pea Superior Old 'Nolen do do.'
Bole Vomits !Or Most a Oltandon , a Orland Vln.
aWay and Seller) Ohampagne_ _
randier of our own' aaletslon . an d warrintod.
1.9°.43
TRADE-MARK.
.DIT II! DGE'S
ti.nua:riztoor(
'
1&39.
4
are:" , 7:),
SILVER COUPONS
'Nought at Hig est Prices.
I
PH. .11,..31ERTZ, Banker
Cox% Wood and Fi ft h Streets.
mye i 1
D I
JAMES LIP .
MBADY & Co.,
(Summon o B..!(NU * * CO-)
~'
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
.liEt*.s - *E .. **:*,
BUT AND BELL ALL KINDS OP
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
VOLD, Kum AND COUPONS,
ON MOST IPAVOILIBLE TEEMS.
Sr Interest Allowed on Deposit&
air Money loaned on Government Bonds
°west market rates. .
Orders executed . for the Pnrehaae
and Sale of STOOKS, BONDS and
SOLD.
ZAMES T. BRAD? &
GOVERNMENT: BONDS !
We will register all kinds of Government
Bonds free of charge. This gives the holder ab
solute security against theft,loss, or destructicin.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
Dealers in 'Government Bonds,
COR. rota= & WOOD. STE.
my 18425
Rittsturgij Grtytti.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFIOIIor Prrraarritoir GAserrit,
WEDNESDAY, Jane 18, 1869.
1
Money is exceedingly scarce in New
York, so that even Government securi
ties are thrown on the market and sacri
ficed, to avoid paying a high rate of
interest. Gold, which is strongly held
by parties confidently awaiting higher
prices as soon as shipments of coin harp
to be made, were likewise compelled to
sell and at one time the market fell
to 137 y„ reacting, however, to 138 and
closing steady at that. ~
Government bonds declined still fdr
they to-day and new bonds had touched
119, 10.40'6108, and 1881's 121.
Stocks were dull and lower, reaching
at one time about one per cent. and clos
ing with ,a better feeling.
Our land money market moves easy
with an increased amount of money
offering on first class mortgaged city
property. Allegheny Valley bonds are
selling up to 88346 but at that figure there
are but few buyers.
: wiliness in general seems to improve.
quotations as I received ~. by ken. it.
~ ergs: Gold, 138; Silver, .130; Eighty
one's, 121 Five Twenties, 1882, 122;
do 1884, 116%; do 1883, 118%; do 1865,
Consols, 119%; do 1887, ---; do 1868,
---• Ten Forties, 108%; New York
Ceniral, 88%; Erie,—; Reading, 98%;
r
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago,
Rallra4 54% ; .- Ohio & Mishisippi,;
32%; Michigan Southern, 104%; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 9534; Chicago &
Rook Island, 18%; Chicago dr North
- Western, 82%; Chicago &North Western
Preferred, 94%; Adams Express Com.
panv, 59; Merchants Union Express;, ,
14%; Pacific Mail, 88%; Western Unionl'
Telegraph Company, 40; AM. W. EX-1
Dress. 40.
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady & Co. Gold, 138; United
States Sixes, 1881, 121; Ilve-Twenties,
1862, 12::; do. 1884,116%; do. 1885, 118%;
Ten-Forties,-108%; Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, 1865, 119%; do. do. 1887,
—; do. do, 1868, —; .Seven-Thirties,
par less, %; Due Compounds, 119; Union
Pacific Railroad, .93; Central . do: do.,
par; Cy. Pacifica, 106%; Superior 90.
ray Telegraph to 'the PUtsbaratt tiastttel
" NEw Yong, June 18, 1869.
The feature of Wall street to-day was
a continued stringency in money and
the high rates of Interest paid for call
loans., • Thestock, brokers paid from coin
interest to g per cent., while loans on
Government!! ranged from 7 per cent . to
. ,
148 per cent., and In the gold room as
high as 3-16 was paid to have geoid carried,
.
over until to-morrow. Towards the
close . the demand abated, . • and,
there'"was a marked - decline in;
rates,
but not until a ft er the brokers'
bankaOctiunth were generally made up.
Just previous to, and after three o'clock
money was loaned at-coin interest on
stocks and 7 per, cent . on Governments;
or, In other words, the rates of interest
fell from 75 to 7 per annum. Discounts
entirely'' . stopped. • Sterling firm ;; at
0.50)9,ti Ter cent: Gold - firmer; opened
at 187% ; fell to 187%, advanced to 188 g,.
and olesed at 138. Immense BUMS were
borrcivied and sold to• obtain_ curreroy.
Carrying' rates '9012 per cent. Clear
ances 11103,080,000.
Glovernmentedeelined in the morning,
but became . strong in the afternodn,
under te firmness . In gold. ' Coupons of
'81,121(121g ; do. 'B2. 122%®122%; do:
'84,118%.®117; do. 'B5. 118%©1.18%,• do.
new, 119g(41119%; do '67, 119%'®119%; do.
'BB, 119340119%; 10.4 05, 108%®108%.
State' bonds: alissouris in active de
mand, selling -as * high as 97, closing in
active detninictat 95%098; old • Tenves
sees, 843;; new do. 82%ig82%; now
h5N955%.
North Carolinas, Vir g inias, p
€1134.
Stooks -closed strong, -with ar genera/
advance In -the prices.- The-' , increased
firmness was due to the easing nein the
money mrrket abqut three 9
principal activity and 'n.tock l The
greatest advance
was i n N ipt h wes t ern w wnnion and pre- ,
preferred to-day ad
vanced
m alckl ati. littri ri ßo e
p u re tb f e Reading and e rn,
tong bid, with no stook at. the
close under 67.- -- - •
w i se s. at. Zak Cumberland
Bidding'
Coal, 33,i; Wens Express, 34.•‘; Aw e d.
United States,
4: a13 4-k4 4° er a otha ci n a ta ta tni s A 4 , I;4 %;quiekedlifer,-
13%; Canton, 8334; Pacific Mail, 90%;
Western. Linton Telaitr.l 4 l.,Vil :Merl
li dd. preferred; 17; ew York:
s e'l ' l V.s Erlet • d 9 3. Prerepred,
46 . k f Nati', ifft`iid . -
Logt - Ptigt , ." 1 4 r”:4 l 9.,Partivh7l,:.
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IESM; Ohio and Mississippi, 324%; Michi
gan. , Central, 133; Michigan Southern,
104: Illinois Central, 143 k: Pittsburgh,
96%; Rook Island, 118; Northwestern
82%; do. preferred, 9E%.
Mining Shares dull.
Coppers at Boston : Copper Falls, 8;
Franklin. 16%; Heels, 85; Hanco c k, 3 ;
Quincy, 24.
Bub-Treasury balance, 58:3,834,736;
ports, except specie, for the week. 84,-
353,4 M.
PITTSBURGH HAMLETS.
OFFICE OF Prrrsnunea GAzErre,
WEDNESDAY, June 16, 1869.
The markets generally continue very
dull and stagnan; and what is worse
still, there is but little prospect et any
immediate improvement. The demand
for everything is very light. and under
the influence of a sharp competition
margins are very much reduced and in
some articles a positive loss has to be
accepted. There is one great coneolk r
tion, however, the prospects ftn. the In=
Lure are very encouraging, as with good
crops all over the country business can
not fall to be good, though it is probable
that prices generally must still further
decline, and with this prospect in view,
business men are disposed to °airy just
as little stock as possible.
APPLE BUTTER—SaIes at 50©111,00,'
per gallon as to quality.
BUTTER -- Is in light supply and
prime to choice Roll still commands
25@28.
BEANS—DuII at 1 2 @2,25.
CHEESE—Is in
_good supply but nn-
changed; we continue to quote" common
Ohio at 17@18;Factory, 19@20; and
Goshen, at 21.
CARBON OIL—Is unsettled and irreg
ular, though firm.
DRIED FRUIT—DuII; Peaches l , 13 for
quarters: 14@15 for mixed and 16@17 for
halves. Apples, 12@13.
EGGS—Continue to arrive freeiy, bat
holders in view of the faot that there is
aslight margin in shipping east, refuse,
as yet, to make any further reduction;
18@l9.
FRUlT—Prunes, 13; ',,Currantli, 12X;
Valencia Raisins, le; Layer Raisins /3,75
per box. 7
,••
FISh-No. 3 large Mlickeral (DOW)
16,75 per half bbl;' No. 2 do, 110,50; No. 1
/13,50; Baltimore !Herring, 18,50 per bbi •
—full weight, 19; Baltimore Shad, /8,50.
Lake Herring, 13,75 per half' bbl; and
White• Fish, 18,75., -
FEATHERS—Tarn:I and in limited
supply; we now quote live geese at 850
90 to the trade, and $l, in a retail way.
FLOUR—The market is Very quiet,
the demand being confined entirely to
supplying immediate wants, while fin
regard to prices here. are no further
cluinges. Spring Wheat biluadii'l6Bl3,so
and Winter Wheat /7@7,25. Rye Flour
16,50@8.75.
(TRAlN—There is some little inquiry
for Wheat, and we can • report sales •of
prime Red, at $1,25. Oita quiet -anCtin
changed; may be quoted at 65®66 oti
spot, for car load lots; and 68(i)70In dere.
Rye—sale I car. at $l,/0;./ do do, at 11,12;
and a small let at >f 1,15, which is consid
area the top or the Market. 'Corn is
'quiet and unchanged:—receipts have fal l
len.off materially; may be quoted, at 70@.
75, on track, as to quality. Prime Spring ,
Barley, 11,60®1,65.
HAY—Baled Hay is being sold on •
wharf at $22®25, as to quality, and dull.
REMP—Bales at $2lO.
!LlME—Cleveland Lime , is quoted at
$2.50, per bbl, and Common White at
11,75.
LARD OIL —ls firmer,in sympathy
with the advance "in LErd,-but, - as yet,
unchanged; 11,20 for No. 2 and 41,50 for
No. I—city brands.
POTATOES—SmaII sales of old crop,,
at 40@50 per bushel, as to quality—,
mostly at .10®45.
PEANUTS—SmaII ssles at 12c.
PROVISIONS—Market firmer and
prices advancing. We now quote Shoul
ders at 1434@1.1%; Sides 17617% for
Ribbed and 18y,,©1834 for Clear; Plain
Hams 17%; Plain canvis3ed . o k , Sulisar
Cured Canvassed 20 '/a®2034. Dried Dee,
21. Mess Pork, V32,75©33:t Lard, 2034
in bbls; 19 35 in tierces, and 21 in pails
and kegs.
SEEDS—The demand for Clover and
Timothy Seeds seems to have almost en
tirely subsided. Flaxseed would Bell
but there is none in, market.
SALT--Sales in a jobbing way at/ Per
bbl, for Allegheny River. brands. •
TALLOW—Nothing doing in this arti
ale of importance, and prices are nomi
nal.
Nxw Tons, June 113. z—We have fifteen
hundred:and ditty fresh cattle, besides
450 head from Monday. They have all
been sold at the prices last quoted; 13@
16c per, lb., the market closing heavy,
with losses to. most. owners,. ,borne tat
Kentucky Ditihams were too heavy to
sell quickly, fat cattle of 734 cwt. suiting
best, ',A drove of '63i :cwt. Texans , sold
at 13©14c. A lot of uneven 6 to 10
cwt. Illinois cattle 14®1534e; 90 Kentucky
steers fat 84ic; per cwt. 15®16c; i and a car
of fat Illinois cattle' 7N cwt. at 153;e.
Weather fine but trade slow. Sheep are
not plenty; only LGOO arrived, today ! but
some of ye4etday's stocks are,:kuN3ol4 .
trade inactive and prices u nchanged,
varying greatly with the quality from 434
to 7340 for very poor to extra lotsofsheared
sheep. Lambs lower; selling - at 10 to
1234 e; sales to-day of 3 cars Ohio sheep,
85 pounds. at 631 c; one car, 70 pounds, at
43,c; one car, 78 pounds, Indiana, at 6e,
and some select, 98 pounds sheep, at 731 c;
a lot of 53 lb& State lambs bn?ught 1134%
Of Nibs, better lambs at 12,.and Oil
helid;of 53165, at 1234 c. Hogs are very
firm at 10 to 1030 for live, and 12@121.4e
for dressed. The arrivals-today •were
forty•sis 'hundred head; nearly all to
slaughterers.
Catosoo, June 16.—Cattle active and
steady at 154,30®8,26 for cows; 6,50E0,95
fair to medium; $7,00(4)7,60 good to choice
and17,65@8,00 for prime 'shipping ,beaVes.
Hogs act i ve an d 2250 lower, et' 48,65(4
8,95 fair to modlum; 1 19 •00@9,25 for good,
and 59,509905 for-extra..
Or. aitaiei 44310 .- 1 6, — Pettle,414ii; spa.
ply and - demand at 4@7c. Hogs in small
supply and good demand at 731®9e.
. .
. Dr, Goods Market.'
NEw Yonx, June 1 6.—Market inactive,
but boPYA!nt•fo=tto4rdl3* Withere ll
ticks A. A. ad cell' 28)0; WilloW
brook do to 2814 c; York 32 inch to 38)40;
ko 30 inch to 27c; Hamilton to 26c. York
Shirting Stripes 22 344 - Weirel'B. Brown
demins 23%c; Otis A. X. A. bleached do
204 c; do D. B. 26c; do C. C. do do 21c;
do B. D. brown 263 e. -- Waterford N. N.
4.4 Brown Sheeting.s 1434 c: Lawrence F.
do 140. Bedford R. do .1634 c; Ports.,
month - 44 do llciAtiguitaVdo.gOti¢O. The
Ballot; Mkt Son nifislitii 'bays been ad
vanced by some joPbers to 150.
P
. .
- . EILLADELPHIA; June 16 .—Flour inao- 4 4
tive and unsettled; Northwestern extra
faintly, 83,50; Ohio do, 1 7 100(48,00. i , ,
Wheat; more coming forward 'and 'eltd - ` El
gether quotably unchanged, and the q
market fawns , buyers., Aye firmer; 41
western, VON -Curi. Bear* , firm and? ~
high; mixed ivesteiit, Ba@ga - Oats 73@
70c. Provisions unchanged. Whisky
- .3
Ann 77 - 71176' It-L li --ii.do and an
changed . Wheat '
firm; sales of extra NSI
MIMI Nalkitillillitt
Osta ot 640.
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