41. 1
-STEEL 'WORKS..
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, RAHM & CO.,
Manufacturers of
IRON, NAILS STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
ntiqvtiar, L I AND JIINLATA,
. PLAT BAR, ROUND AND SQ1:1 aRE IRON.
WIND; HOOP, SHEET AND TANK IRON,
MOILER PL ATAS AND HEADS,
'UARD IRON, DRAG and DROPPER BAR
I%
YLANCin' , . UTTER BARS; OILINDEP.
IRON,
__
ir_AND FLAT RAIL, for Coal Roads.
B 111,8, WEDO ES I HARMON TEETH,
fIRO
1, 140,PL0W AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
L WINGe AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
EL TIDES, STEEL MAIMING, A: B.
ME
COACH, BUGGY and WAGON SPII.nIeS and
ELM.
CUT NAILS AND SPIRES. -
AD Goods First Close and Warnated.
OFFICES AND WORKS:
Illateentk Street and Alleickedy Rimer,
and TT Water StreelWrittisbargh,
ush9 •
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
BINGER, MICK & CO.,
I'ITTBI3USGEE. PAL.
Minnlecturers of every deseitptlon of
- I
CAST ANA GEIWAN STFEt,
RA TIM BPANGS,
ILLL. .:C AND PLATFORM SPRINGB,
1 SLR% !STEEL TIRE, Re.. Re
"Wareholase, 83 Water and 100 First Ste.
MILLER, BARR ar. PARKIN.
simmer- PARTAMBS:
3IXTUAIar.KELM RN MILLER,
ex% I
W. BARR, CHAS. PARKIN.
BriciAL PARrssa—ti. M. HMS.
CRRSCENT STEEL WORKS,
MILER, BARR & PARKIN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
• • ,PITTEMIliblirrH, ?A.
- f•l4id4B •
BLACIi7 DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHEiI & CO.,
Hanufacturers of all descriptions od
rt.74014.0-inFilim
Once and 'Warehouse. THIRTIR TH, THIRTY.
!Lan aad RAIL/A.o2w STREETS.
IRON WORKS.
JAB. 17ZnIria, Preet
pITTSUURGII FORGE
AND- IRON CO.,
ILA :4137.&CT111153.6 OP
.ISar Iron;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Bolted;
Railroad Car Axles liontmerod;
Locomotive Frames;
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Rods;
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Meador,
Steamboat Shaftw,
Steamboat Cranks;
Pitston . Rods, Wriatin
Pitman Jaws, Collars, fite.
toe; No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTEIBUICet. PA.
ILLERSIBCSEN PROCESS.
The Trasteee are now
;vi, tosrant Ifeen.
tr e itor„the nee of the re4I:LA.IIIISS PRO-
She superior quality Imparted to good iron,
Wo great hum oroment In Inferior Iron. and We
reduced cost. commend It to alt mannfheforers
non.
Parties
S wishing I. unit can obtain licenses
JAMES P. "SPEER.
Atiorney Blithe Trustees,
ZOOMS 1 and B. English's Building. 96%
traith avenue.
.IPes ties Interested ere invited to visit the
11110.E.hBEIteEn WORKS. where the mallets
newin eaccessinloperation.,• let:dt7
ymutoN, 16E01 1 04 erg co.,
Pennsylvania Iron .Worko.
trILIOUIe. 166 andl6l SIB=
sr ; 0p! . 44 iFonoixtuelr6 on so
711411 - lit , •.,
S rouNDEits.
au coorn " ' • ' luagirr
JOHN' it COOPER & CO
Belt d Brass Founders.
agmr CASTINIGit
'BOXPTLIi: TO oaxdra.
likable :lid • Grey iron • Fittings,
GAS P 'PA AND TUBING,
MOM% sIiETI AND CHICIr VALVES,
- 111./. .41:113E1 PATrEIIN.
COCKS,
Bran Wo of eireey 7am trop : for
the. .• 'Water' - --- •
'IILIREIO3 OF J. M. 000PM113
lanee-Wheel Steam Pamil.
uenUPAS
Improved 2
teat O
0 1- 70t e rae fr;rket.
its, corner Tturteenth and Pike
sp24
AVl tir t,f ,
tt‘e
biffe Wo
iltzerta.
.
rfOALI I AL!! COAL!!!
ii
J
f las° ,STAN if elk
oto4loireourred noir Ofiloo to
_NM 667 LIBERTY RTBEEr,
mitev flaw l 64-.61 - 67 ) ....
SIM Mr d AT ° trAiceridati li tt
letket, otit mdmim
to
LITHOGRaPHIMS.
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ono.
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jo. RWesiars 1 cirenvira STAND2II.I7IIICIPAT.
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FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
FOUNDRY COMP
TWELFTH STRE
. IliMngines, Boning M
chinery, Nail Machin
torts, and Castings gene
N ATIONAL FOUNDRY
Corater. Carroll Dial Rolallama
OAST IRON BOWL I7IPE
My 'Pima are all east lavarlablyln Pit h ,' In dry
sand. and IIM feet lengths. A/sch fall as6rtment
Ot [fit
tangs fir Gas and Water W!!!!
I would also call the attention of Sopa Intend
elite of Gas Worki to toy Mae of RETORTS.
DUQUESNE FORGE.
(Successor to JOS. P. HAIGH & .C 0.,)
Has facilities Co-extensive withl the lidlng
Forges in the East, and Is prepared to pro ptly
and satitilictortly all all orde , .for ST EA:iOAT
SHAFTS, CRANKS, PISTON ROD+, Lk. FRS,
PITMAN JAMS.. WRISTS, RAILMOAII LES.
LOCoMOTIVIt FRAMES. together with every
description of SHAPE W:MK—Olfice and ^ °rat`,
Corner of Duquesne Way and. First S reel.
3 1 ,14:h40
RoMNSOST, REA b. CO., •
P urrnravia. U.
Summon to ROBINSON. MINIS a MIL
WASHINGTON WO
W. P. POV.I2P, Strirt
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURI
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Fite= En.
ginea, Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, tlearing,
&tatting, Castings or all descriptions: Oil Tanks
min Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. 151, corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for OTPPAREt'S PATENT INJECTOR
fat teedlng Bolters. • I jalt:rt2
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Illthine, Work',
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY
Manufactosers of Steam EZlalnel,
Ptuleys, Shafting, (hist and Saw
Rollins - MIR and 'Machine Castings,
Weights ` Wagon Boxes, Red Baild
have on Lan d of all sizes.
cENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn Street.
I
BOLLIAN it BOYD BAGUET.
chumous, MSII Outings, 801 l Lathes. 80.
WACEUNG AND BING,
qv:x:4B ti 'B
ton lierebants anroker. In
, , • „ .
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK. OOQUEOPIA VW.
ninaampau ADDRE"
Room It Chamber., vommereet
010 133 SOUTH BZCOYD B
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM • EFINERY.
mum= w.. TWP I IIDLE I
, ,swarregmucir. OP
Lubrieatip - g & High Test $
.liming Oils.
ZeUpse Illtathread Azle Oil.
_
Stands great beat withoit change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special Oil for
:tscpts* climates or hot weather.l, • - .
Sielienseiltee, llnginevllaeltine Shop,
Will cut Screws.
.
Saw Mill and 'Planing am
Adapted for high iri Teed.
Splndle: 011,1 - 0011 , ileadl hi OM
Oil, Tanners. nil Menzel ,
ing g idtrinishlaw mi l , liana so,
Harness 011: - - Firer e.
.. ARMOR VARNM=serve Brien iron
4 1
Work and Machinery at.
'These produets - are manshotared under Dr.
Twe4dle , s_patent by &medicated Steam in Vise.
ono. The , Lubricating 0111 are almost odorless,
perfectly pure, uniform , and mostly light Col
ored. stand a high temperature unchanged. and
remain limpid during extreme cold. The Railroad
Ohs are unequalled, and are In constant use on
many of the princip ali Railroads Samples can
be examined and orders left at .174 WOOD
STREET. Works at sharpsbnrg Bridge.
TACK Bose ,
. .
-COMMISSION ' TS ,
AND DIALERS IN
Petroleum-n and its : ' duct,
,(4
4 . .1 ;*
nowise' thIice—DALZIELL , II BtruanNe,
Omar of Duquesne Way and Irwin;
1411 / 1 14 Clialtse: 4 1il l'
sos:wao
Duinorin OIL WORai,
-ea" DALZELL aumWUIO,
two r useW r 4 RI • Ps.
P~T~~iTB 8 ,, : ., ~., } I
KNAP FORT PI
OFFICE AND WORE.
PITTSBURGH, P
AND PIPE WORK
(NINTH WARD.)
PITTSI3I:I - 11,073,
WILLIAM SMI
Manufftoturor of
TOR GAB AND WATER WORSB.
WILLIAM MUM,
OILS.
NOVELTY WORKS
Poundal A. D. MA
PITTS.BITEGE GAZMti = SATURDAY ,' StiNP, 19,
ENGINES, BOV,im, go.
HUGH L. tOLE.Bz CO.,
Cor. Point. Alley and #tupiesneSts,
Y.
EngiF.e Bui/dera, Founders and
Machinists.
MlL l m:titters STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA-
WoNABY ENGINES of all sires.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE; AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-borsemower.
CASTINGS, of ry
STREETade to order &tour
Foundry, on BIRD T below Market.
BIOS for 011 Wells, SHAFTING,, PULLEYS,
HANGERS,ROUSE and TOBACGO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
Ul
• INDUSTRIAL WORKS,-
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point;
1111
I Re
fly.
.111 P All ordeii piomitai Ailed; 'Z'ar us.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TA RR
:ti.sts,
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
Turman. nouBLE-rium) TUBULAR,
PIR-BOXieaiD CYLINDER BTLAM BOIL-
MI
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING 'PANS; SALT PANS AND. CON
DENSERS:
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGE
,•
PRISON. DOGES AND COAL BRIMS
OfNee and Warehouse. earner Settond,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
#" Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:1881
BARNIIIILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHE= IRON WORKERS,
Nos: leo, in, so /ND so palm wg , i
Having secured a large yard and furnished it
wile the meat approved machinery we are pre
pared to manufacture every description of 8011,
EBB in the test manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the country. Chimneys Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pane. Tanks, Oil stills , Agita
tors, Settling Pans, Boiler Iron. Bridges, Saar
Pans, and sole manufacturers of BaraldiPs Pat
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on shortest notice. .12.5:C21
JAMES M. BITER,
Nos. 65 and 56 Water &met,
rx=ntrnelec, Pa.,
SLOSETACTZZ7.9 Or "
IRON OIL TA.NE.S,
IXTTLING TAN2,.COFFER STZAK
ROLLLNG KILL STACKS, 1
And !MEET IRON WORK.
For Steamboats.
JAZ= Y. ...... D. 111113811
JARED M. BRUSH fro SON,
ILLIIIITACIVEZREL OP
Steam Bailers, Oil Stills, Tanks.]
SHEET IRON WORN, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CITY, PA
Oil Presses,
RIB 'Work,
-Grate Bars,
to order and
me14:45
STOVES, CASTINGS, &O.
THE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY dr, *CO.
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of ,
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
TO BE FOUND IN TH:In FTATII.
dole Agents for the celebrated Bus Burning
Oriental Stovea 'and Furnaces for Hard Coal or
Colte.B est la the World for Parlor.Offloe, Btore or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—burns all win-
W. Do notblY, until you see or send for Circular.
• i • No: So WOOD STREET.
Our Agent& for Orientals—DEMXlAß BROIL,
sgagbgeld st.; OgO. HWILIt Olty.
BUPA HUGUS 16 CO,;
liaarurAcTsnums Os J'VUT VianriT or
EPT I CONnEIiEi r
BOSTON 000.111:116 RANGE,
`THE FIERY , nancE, , i
Foxi,rriaunne Botwries.
xzw . I 4, n ,
t• nrig - 1 1 0110 1- 6117118 1 is 0 1 702 wrar z le
VAR'S likelnnati
..11Bk4
Ilja4UP, &Tents n0.4 - 0mi11171,11 - 14 dna;
MUTE !BOHM FiNDYII2,
206 and 2611$
_l4b,ertF !treat, •
gen:or • PITTIBIIIieH,'Pe.
COOK STOVES.
crr THE BEST.
.111DiktiETAIG - 4 dk CO.lll
nnapE4
FOB B TUN:ENO US GOAL.
W irritated to Ct)ok t Hoke Or Boast so
fun many other Stole to the. Union.
Magrii IJO
I - •
No. 285 Liberty Sreet.'
alto on land and Mr age, 4
riaLIOR STOVE% , • ,
IiZA
airRICOOKING enFPRO6karMIDZII24-
. ad.
• ;14 -• •
800:000 *feet Dry
190.000 feet tuck Clitall , fll99r "'t
Ittet.R Inca Common Planks s. feet tog 1 andfi Inch 019.:
13b.00c• lA* M. 9 and 81nch Poplar:
10.00tI teet 117 ropier Scan
10,0007eet ry Yeliow Pane BBooaatraasa
100,000 feet Hemlock Bc.intilnk•
1818.000feekNo. 18 Inch galginag
500:10e11h 16-Inch Ohingles, sawed; •
• 80,000 No. 1 10 -InchMnEleol _abate d.
80,000 Plre Brick;
1,000 Fire Tile(
I,olkTons ?we Olay;
'Bow 11111 „Lumber, Locust . sad Hadar
Plots, and all meld In tan llne on fund and for
Llry ALEXANDER PATTERS:ON , Yards—
No. iirr Rebecca street and corner Winder one
Jnalata streets, Islxtb ward,Allegheoh late be!"
NO of Manebeater. anal
" ,, M71:17M77'!771'W7.1
'''',l l fjoier -- ":' ; : 4 ,7f1fid0t,144:104#04',
x. masa arszrk.
MUNN" LaOrltallil 111111 Ara*
OMNI !Medi tar WM
(NZAIL THY PO/27T, )
PITTSI3IIE6H. PA.
KAnra,crinuas OP
LUMBER. " ''' 4 .:
't:' ' k'll
INE
FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN BANG,
NO. 80 FOURTH. AVE,NpE,
PITTSBURGH.
CASH. CAPITAL I
8200.000
Stockholders Inditidually Liable.
1 AN D DEPDSIT.
WM. FLOXD,
Cashier.
BANK OF DISIXIONI
JOHN FLOYD •
President.
DIRECT ,
Thos. M. Marshall,
- Wm. T. Shautlon,
James W. ArrOtt,'
Chas. B. Leech, .1 :
John Floyd,
This Bankls now fully o
to do a general Busking b
jelok43
FORT PITT BAN ,N 0" COIF,
• I
N0..1.69 Wood Street !
.
CAPITAL, : : : : : $200,000.
i
STOCKHOLDERS INDIyIDUALLY LIA B LE,
- DEALirRA IN I
GOVERNMENT 'I3EOIIILITIpiES
AND COLD.
INTEREST ILLOWED 011 TIME DEPOrTII.
th e elli e irte i r ItaTe s ::nr Cilt e ir "ible P°l , " in
1
DINECTOII24
Val. C H lii . le L iU,
ndrew Miller,
tales M. Balder.
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. Wallace,
S. Fawcett,
BAWL. ISEc
D. LEST lir
EIART, CAUGE!
BANKERS AN )
Corner Third and
iiEii:E
taIICCZEISORES TO HAP
DZALZIIS
Exchange, Co
And particular attention
ana sale
COVERNMEN
Slight Drafts on
37Lyitst,d.
N. HOLM 3' &
I 1 1
5 , 7 Market, Street,
l'11`2".r1B1311:7110Gli, VAL.
COUeetion3 sande on all tbeprlnelpal ;Wats 011
the United 3tates and Canzdfe .
I .
,Stocks, Bonds aid o. er Securities
BOUGHT ANA SOLI) COILIITh.9.IO).
:• -
Particular atteatton paid t the parchaseland
sale of
United States ecurities.
:asonu
JAY COO
E & CO.,
.13Eti1l3 eres,
' 1
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
StOCHS -and BONDS or, iall descrlpqmis
bousbt and sold,
Special attention given to the parehthe and lisle
of 43overumenti Securities.
. 4 CITY BANS.
"
112 Fifth. Street; . Pittsburgh,:ra.
cAprisr..sioo. o oo.
STOCItgOLDRIIB INDIVIDUALLY
itentest PAID ON DNrOsirs.r
IX/HEIG*BECHA.EQE
Bonet and sold. and when desired remitted! to
Europe. Collections made on alt the principal
:whims of the United states' and Cana , a. '
Dosrusicx President. ..
JAilteltCllann, Vice President.:
JOHN li. tlonsmar, Cashier.
htitictosne
_t
D.Aluissen. Jaitily.suseabe; .
AT:tunas' lkoturke, ' Jonn'navage„ t •
Danbroy. Jr., • Terence Campbell,
Patrick Sena, James Phelao, 1
Chas. B. Barr, H. A. Freegte.
Jno.Jos.liermann, Thomas Barnes, B
Hugh Keating. Jel:kls
?Remus': SAVOIC' BAN
Of Allegheny.
CORNER FEDERAL AND LACOCK STREETS.
CAPITAL - - • • ' $lOO,OOO
STOCKHOLDERS' TNDIVIDVALLY LIABLE.
Hank ofDlscount and Deposit -
Pusan:sn't-R. H. HARTMAN.
o•Butvn - ar.P.“//01;iN9.1.
4100193R9i.; -4 1.i'• t;
11;4 1 1 - . 1 H2Thiiiti.. -- • • •-
J. P. Henderson, J. S. Patter_on,
J. 'Konen,d s Broqiif
namuel Dyer, - avi, 4.
W. O. elbsms. my2l:yr
•
ROOMS) SLATE :VP ,1111101%
Qualities alid'"toldiri;
Partionlar aitention ilyekto laying Slate and
adD d ir e WS Staten:ooN vstor partionhira and priels
F.; %.• i & NEMITEri, I
Nit ! 439liveivik Avenue, 1
M.. :gild ...prrrsiimioa. PA.
I I
7.1.. I
I%
- TRADE M/
iillßffl
41k1
TIME -.PI
IARIMI
IN
, 0111MY 4
ti.,.`+ru.~e< .r~L ...~>. ..:F~.:arii~-c.o..+s',e+-.._i..w.>..~g:
1869.
Et
GO=AD,
SILVER AND COUPONS
Pt B. ALERTZ, Banker
JAMES T. BRADY 8c ON
John M. Mortland,
Archibald Wallace,
Tag. D. Kelly,
' m. Floyd.
M;E
=I
IN
13 AL IST MGM Mt IS
'
GOVEMKM gECURITIES,
•
sir Money loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders executed for Ste
and Sale of ISTOCHB, B
VOLD.
HAN, Pre
GOVERNMENT BONDS!
We will register ell kinds of " Government
Bonds free of, charge. This gives the holder ab
solute security against tbeft,lbss, or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
Dealers in Government Bonds,
cOR. rotrwra & WOOD STS .
mws:Jls
ON. Cashle
& co.,
BROKER,i,
Wood Streets,
Et, PA.,
HART 1 C 0..)
'Coupons,
"tyljt Eittsintrgij etayttt.
I to tpe purthase
f .. •
OFFICE our PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, June 18, 1869.
Government bands, tinder a severer
pinch in the mousy market, kept steady
to-day at about yesttirday's quotations.
The decline in gold has imparted more
firmness to, the market. it being ex
pected that laiger orders from Eurore
will take all that is offered on the mar
ket, and foreign bankers are shipping
again; yet exchange is very dull and
sells even up to the specie shipping
point, it being anticipated that bullion
will have to be shipped in payment of
July interest.
Gold opened at 1373;, but gradually
declined to 136;', for want of any party
courageous enough to stay its temporary
decline. ' On account of the scarcity of
nioney'large lots are forced on the mar
ket to get currency.
#lock-1 are dull, heavy and lower and
even the clique stocks have suffered,
such as ' is,lew York Central, Northwest..
ern, Cleveland - and Fort Wayne, which
latter remained firm' at yesterday's de
cline.
Money, lookseasy yet, but it is likely
to be very tight in July next.
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 1363: Silver,,l2B; Eighty
one's, 121 Five Twenties, 18E2, 12135;
do 1884, 117; do 1885, • 118%; do 1865,
Consols, 119 1 ,x,• do 1867, —; do 1868,
119; Ten Forties, 108 g: New York
Central, 86; Erie, Reading, 97g;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne ,t - Chicago
Railro, 153; Ohio it Misissippi;
32g; Michigan Southern, 103%; Cleve
land it Pittsburgh, 95%; Chica,qo tt
Rock Island, 179`; Chicago :& North
Western, Btig; Chicago dr, North Western
Preferred, 94%; :Adams .Express Com
pany, 59%: Merchants Union Express,
15!(; Pacific Mail, 89%; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 40%; Am. W.
Press, 40.
.- 7 • Closing quotations recoiled by James
T. Brady__ ratted
States Sixes, 1881, 121 g; Five-Twenties,
1882, 12z%; do. 1864,117; do. 1865, 118%3
Ten-Forties, 108 g; Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, :1885,119' 4 : do. do. 1887,
—; • do. do. - 1868, 119%: - Heven-Thirtier,
par less ; DWI Compounds, 119;UniOn
Pacificlrbed, 93; Central do. do..
par; Cy. Pacifies, 106%; Superior 96;
July Cupons, 36%.
Cosy Telegrsph to the Pittsburgh libilotto •.1
NEW YORK, June 18, 1869.
,
Money continnes stringent. and the
latest transactions at.the highest rates of
the day.• The minimum rate was 1-32@
1-18, per, cent.i in some casesfilat,:and
in others with the addition,of 7 perxent.
currency. The demand continued until
after bank hours, and the but transac
tion reported on the street `wait 'l-16 per
cent. ..flat; In tha discount 'Market there
was next to nothing doing. Sterling
dull and unchanged.. Gold beaVy;
Opened at 137%, fell. to 138% . - and closed
' 13 01‘; Carrying rates 1-32@3.64 per
cent. per day.
Clearances, 850,000,000.
Governments lower, ~closing. steady.
Coupons ' 81 ,121X®121344110. 'B2, 122®
122%; do. ' 64 , , 10%®117•Wd0. '65. 118%
@118%; do. new, 119X®119%; do, '67,
139 911411 9 Wde.'68. 119%®1199`; 10-40 s,
1083@1083`: Pacifies; 106 3@)10614.
• • State boddsidnlliind heavy;Alialai,;
98; bid Ttnibtiees-,' 64; nest , '
North Carolinas,..ss36; Virginias, 61g.
Pri#9te dispatObea ,kay,:lt has been de
cided to pass the July interest on the
Tennessee lxinds. -
18tockkare dull and Unsettle& at • the
decline on the loading shares of 10)2per
dentl•4l.;io.-i-s; ~ .1
Rlddlng_prigea- at 5:30: Cumberland.
34%; Weill;3l;A'inerican, 40X; Adams,
5954; United States, 69%; Mercbants
Union, 15; Quiekeiber, 15; Carton,
62% Pacific. _ Mail. 89%; NV, 4 l=
Unlotte) F.Terekrabbf, 'fisaut) 4 , lar
8: do. preferred, 16%; New York Central
186%; Erie, 30; do. prefeired, 68g; Huth
son, 155 g; Harlem,:l4s; seeding, 97g;
Terre Haute .37; do. 3 reoried;s9'W abash,
7 0.90. A dp! , ,preferre Ste Paul, 72%;
'proximo& .840 , purl Wayne, 15836;
Ohio and MississiPpl, 82; Michigan
Southern,
10394; Illinois Central, 143;
Pittsburgh,,, - :95r 'Rook 'blend, 117 g;
North wes t ern .54: do. preferred, 94%.
Minis p 1 Shares dulL
Coppeistratiks'at IkeltOrk Cripplbrpins i .••
8; Franklin, 16; Health 85; Hancock, 8;
Minnesota, Mc: Qttidey. Z 4.
Sub-Tretutury balance, 1817,350,091.
• - -
BONDS.
I,ondon.
EDI
.PIIII.4LDELPHLt:'
• innutiata, J our un
:tetilektliteapily.At 25,62%@6,40,
`llk ;2a. Idirbeat unobang
ed. rn In r p ity..,
but Unchanged.
oettateadrat 76@)77 fer western Fru,:
.Ilitrur MOkittg Petroleumlower,
crude In bulk at 16, refined at 3030481 on
@pot and all month. Whisky firmly held
at II"
sue, ~.- '
~~.~~ a ,
Bought at 'Highest .Priccs.
.Cor. Wood and Fifth Streets.
()tames/ors I) 8.30:1/213 & C 0..)
Corner Fotath and Wood Sts.,
BUT AND HELL ALL KINDS OP
GOLD, slum AND ooproNs,
ON MOST TAITONABLE TERMS.
I •
interest Allowed on Deposits.
JAMES T. BRA
FINANCE AND TRADE,
PITTSBURGH_ MARKETS.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
FRIDAY. June 18, 1869. •
The markets in a general way are de
void of anything new or important and
continue very dull. The demand for
everything Is confined entirely to sup
plying immediate wants, and with a
light-volume] of business in the aggre
gate, prices generally are unchanged.
APPLE BUTTER—SaIes at 50@ii1,00,
per gallon as to quality.
BUTTER—In rather better supply
and easier; sales of prime to choice holt
at 25©27.
BEANS—DuII at V2@2,25. •
CREESE—Is in good supply but un
changed; we continue to quote common
Ohio •at 17 Q18;Factory, 19@20; and
Zioshen, at 21.
CARBON OIL—Is firm, but the retail
demand is very light; may be quoted at
28@)30, in a jobbing way.
DRIED FRUIT—Very dull and prices
are nominal, and holders very anxious
to realize.
EGGS—In good supril;flmt steady, at
Is@)l9. .
FRUlT—Prunes, 13; Currants, 12%; .
Valencia Raisins, 14; Layer Raisins $3,75
per box..
FISH—No. 3 large Mackerel , (new)
$6,75 per half bbl• No. 2 do, $10,50; No. 1
$13,50; Baltimortierring, $8,50 per bbl
—full weight, $9; Baltimore Shad, 18,50.
Lake Herring, $3,75 per half bbl; and
Wiiite Fish, $8,75.
FEATHERS -- Supply in hands of
commission men almost exhausted. Live
geese may be quoted at 15r490, to the
trade, and $1 in a retail way. • •
FLOUR—Is quiet and unchanged, the
advance in Wheat in Chicago having had
no effect here as vet, We continue to ,
quote Western Flours at $6®6,25 for
SPring and $6,75®7 for Winter. Mill
Prices remain unchanged.
GRAlN—Wheat is in moderate mill:
ing demand but unchanged; sales prime
Winter at $1.25: Oats in fair supplY,but
unchanged; 65(466 on track, and 68®70
in store. Rye is dull and neglected, and
the arrivals are light; may be quoted at
$1®1,15. Corn quiet; sales at 70®75, as
'to quality. Bailey—none offering, and
but little wanted.
Purchase
ONDS and
Y& CO
HAY—Sales at Allegheny Diamond
market of 50 loads, at $22@30. Baled is
still held at Po@2s on wharf, as to
quality 7-.
_ _
111J8K13--Sales at 3 eta per pound.
HEMP--Sales ati $2lO. ,
LlME—Cleveland Lime is quoted at
$2,50, per bbl, and Common White at
p 1,75.
LARD OIL—Is firmer, in syinpathy
with the advance in Lard, but, as yet,
unchanged; $1,20 for No. 2 and p,50 for
No. I—city brands.
PEANUTS—SmaII sales at 12c.
POTATOES—SaIes of old crop in, store,
at 40@50c per bushel. New crop at $5,75,,
@G per bbl.
PROVISIONS—Bacon is firmer with a
continued thir demand. We now quote
Shoulders, at 14;4(§143 4 1 Ribbed Sides,
1734; Clear Sides, 183 x: Breakfast Bacon,
20;i; Plain Rams Is; Sugar Cured do,
2030@21. Dried. Beef, 21. Lard, 20 in
tcs, 203 c in lib's, and 21 in kegs. Mess
0
Pork, 3,50.
_ _ -
SEEDS—The demand for Clover and
Timothy Seeds seems to have almost en
tirely subsided. Flaxseed would sell
but there is`none in market. •
SALT—Is dull and drooping; may he
quoted at §1,70 by the•car load.
PETROLEIJ3I MARKET
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
FRIDAY June 18, 1169.
The market was again weak and quiet
to-day, and compared with yesterday,l
prices are a shade lower. The advicesl
from the east report both Philadelphia!
and New York quiet and easy, and there
was more anxiety to sell at Oil. City .than
for several days past. The "bears" have
been in the ascendancy now for two I
days, and- it is abort time for the
"bulls" to make a move—to bring the
"bull" influence to bear, and, if possible,
check the de - Wmaard tendency; - The
market has-been very, changeable'for a .f
week or two—frequently changing two'
or three times in a day, thus affording a
fine field for these who are of appeettia-I
tive turn. We are cognizant, of one
Batty who sold "abort," and, in a day or ,
ttto '.aftartVards, f , Covered realizing
exofit of one; dollar: per bbl..
. Continues quiet and weak with , 4t,',
drooping tendency. Sale of 2,000 bbls
seller d 0 days,'iti 14; 2,000 AugustWDB-1,1
camber 31st, seller, at 14; and 1,000 July;
at 14M. §pot ur seller . June was .offered
at' 144; and there was a aalo et 1,50%
lib's—terms private.
, -,• ulrlftrawn ;
Markdt weak, but closed a little'
stronger. Sale of 500 June at SON, and
500 each, August to October, at 33 3 . ,, At
st. attar= offered ' for Jane; to% fsrl
July, snit 8331( forlhefast four months,'
September to December.
• LIIBIIIOATIA6.OILe.
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil 40(
}Eclipse Railroad Axle 2.45
Eclipse Machinery 75e=
Eclipse Spindle ...... 80(1
4:38it..r8 OF CRUDE OIL. Pz
ro
_7BB bblki
1120.
1,810 .4-
900 "
Fisher &
Pool - ft:Br.
Owsten at
Hertz & C
Rowe & 13
Tota
OIL IMP
G. W. H
to Waring,
liontset;
W. P. Log:
Total Retin
1 0. 1 190.iir
Brooke,
to Warden,
- 8.506 bbll4.
_.,-4
TS PER WEST PENNA. R li. .
,
.Idahip & Co.. 212 bbltirefinedl
I. .g & Co., Philadelphia.
pier & Co.. 26i' hbla' ref. to•
n & Bro., Philadelphia. i
-476--
*Ant 004 ilDikl,l49l
DEPOT. 4 7
allentine & Co. 60 bbis reV .l :pi
Y./TT it - -
4611 w ..- -AOf h athiladVphia. I izrl,
Total pip enliqtannect..4.....:.... 6c-111,
Reported y Western Union Telegrap 'bk,
coplanYt u ff u luinerWAY oflica a 411 , tO
PMasant :
M.,
June 18111, IP. -AttarOa
ket dull an
_vomina ak14,69 at wells. il
TitustQle,. - Abie, MAI 4:30-r. Itf..—Thq4..
feeling is nob depressed and very 4
quiet; no les have been reported. otv:J4
the creek d the-market is b orted•
allailyA
attended b buyers. There are fres4,
offers tiiiiiti44 15,00 on the upper creeliA
Rug" lab takelb4wer crAk4:io; ..3.
1 _
- nu" , 04i, Tub( 18th, 2P. 11.—lfarketi4
off to day; buyers offering ;by sellergq6
holding for 16,25. ':*.e.
~4
Philadelphia, Tune 18th, 10 A. ka--Pdarl.-,-,'
ket weak; prime /Igbt 'straw,. to.,r4ite,W§,
30; standard} white, 81: crude, 16 j1i1 a I I 4 SITA
New York., June I(ith, last nig 'atlas
ing.—Crude in balk dull and nomina
at 16x, held at 17; crude in bbls, nothingiA
doing; refined, Pater More doing, butt:PA
decidedly lower,' it 803 i for ista ndard'::** -54 "
....,...,
white.
• s
',fl:,‘e
etrrorUunot., 160, 11:46 A. At...j2.1.;,11
9Saiii gtil ia tt4 2o /ninal St 163031i-::MZ
ia. • •
OVA J 18th, 12:80P. 71.—The oil
m i
• ' 00 de
ett rtireetbY tha
- 0
'nothing del .
tendtea sales jukalidalearsl6,.l2:lo"andpy. n ig.
tending ly dowal►ard. razmut,
COI
~..}t'
CRIME.
Mii
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