6.
STEEL WORKS.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COMM REM di CO.,
Manufacturers of
IRON, NAILS, BrgEl4,
AXLES AND:SPRINGS,
Dll 4 01651i4 ol) JtaMTA.
71A T BAB,: HAIM "AND Sollilißß TB , OH.
BAND, HOOP SHEET AND TANK 1.11? N.
BOILER PE ATV: AND.HEAD E * iAns,
UUARD 2.110 N. DRAB and DRO PER
artl4,S,„ evrixa RBABY.CXELNDER.
I
11„ .. .A.VD TEAT RAIL, for Coal Roads. I
-...W.a "I a WE A D°E6 erL I Tt IiL Ii t at T N ETII:
° U P OWS.ANNDDMCOULDS cut to pattern:
.' ME NH, STEEL SHATTERI,IA. B.
IiTTBL. ~.
ME BUG GY and WAGON arituttisAnd
ens AND SPHCTB. •
4111 Goo& First Class and Warranted.
OPFIONS:#ND opmcs,.
Ilizteenth t
nd Allegheny River,
and 77 Water Streets Pittsburgh.
nh9 •
SHEFFIELD STEEL WO
MGM, Nrisaim & 00.,
• Orrisavnas. PA..
Manufacturers of every description of
CAST AND GERM g STEEL,
RA TLW SPANGS,
MLLL. A X L ES . PLATFORM SPRING%
REEL TIRE. Lc., die
Warehouse, 88 Water andloo That ate.
16[ILLE111 BARR & PARKIN.
4Ellax-Al. rAATNKVA:
WIL NSTCALP,I REUBEN MILLER,
- EEO. W. BARB. 1' CHAR. PARKIN.
BPZCIA7. PARTNin-15.
••CRESCENT STEEL IiVORKS,
BILLER, BARR & PARKIN,
4 01110 e, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
3414:de
WACIL DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of all descriptions of
ES I T I MEEMa.
DiZee and Warelionte, THIRTIZTH, THIRTY..
!MT and 8ALLE.041.1)13710=5,
IRON WORKS.
JAL vszenut, Fruit.— W. I...posran. ours.
ANITTIIBERGH FORGE
AND IRON CO
_ _ sg
XI.SCITAMTILICAB of
Bar Ire*
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Rolled; •
Railroad Car Alden Hanimorodi
Locomotive Frames;
Latentotive Frame Shapes;
Side Rods;
Yokes, Straps;
Elston Heads;
Steamboat Ahaftis
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, An.
'CO4 be, No. 177 PENN STREET,
• ; CUSH, PA.
BIAIRSItUSEN PROCESS.
The Trustees are ow prepared to grant Coen.
les for the Ilse of th e V.T.II:TGRSIFT AINICaI PRO
CESS.
The supsrier quality Imparted to good Iron,
the great improvement In inferior leen. and the
,reduced Mad.commend ft to all manufacturers of
Iron.
Parties wishing to use it can obtain licenses by
LOTainir to - • " •
JAMES . P: SPEER
,• • Attorney tbr the Trustees.
ROOMS 1 and 4,, Itnellsb's 'Building. 96)i
Peat** avenue. •
Par ties interested ' are • Invited I. visit the
MORN BIERS= WORKS. where the roeeu
_sow enecessint vocation. tea; db 7
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
•
Pansylmia Iron Works.
,gricr/4„..17.11.11 5
foniacin
BRASS FOIINDERS.
lOU x.; coorra,.
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.,
Bell aadilrass Foundeo.
BRASS CASTINGS
}tADA,PIIONTTLY TO °BMX& •
Maleable and Iraklegs,
GAS PIPE- AND TUBING,
THUITLE,FITT AND cfigcl THUS,
ALL GIiDEE PATTERN.
mom ccocaKs,
Brass Work of every description f
Nemo. Water and 011.
nun 17/10TUREE!I Or J. x. cuaransi
Improved Balanet-' Wheel liana Pulp.
dients for Dreyftse Patent OU
- ens, the best in the Market.
Moe and Works, ,00nier Thirieentk sad Pike
!Stmts. 142.
tbet AND COKE.
(losza„comcts, coAuutt •
_ DICLSOY, STEWART - 1k co.,
Having removed their Ofitee to
i - "
NO, i 667 i, 'ltßliattit SZatET
(Lately City Elouzll) SECOND SLOW.
Axe Row weed to furnish goat YOUGHIO-
RELENT. tin cOhECONSLACIS. sr, eba
;await as U .
All orders l st elr °Doe, or addressed to
them through the wall, will bt attauded to
gromotit,
,zairEtcwkiwuntits. •
111WILINIIN CALMS
QINGEItLY/s,CLEIS, Succe'sot;
;,0 Ow. P. acsucaKAN 00.,
livarrenkuruiti, . •
ViiierailiCeam Zstiblisluient
4,49: 12 1173tain5. swum Carl% Letter
•
Label ir tar.9l
rik eintrin ° 2 sl l f a l
•mR4 street, ilttsbuith
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
KNIP FORT !PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH. STREET,
prrrsstradm, PA.
UrEngines, miu Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WO Ks. .
Corner Carr4)ll and nmaarnan Merest.,
WARD,j
WILLIAM SM
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
My Pines are all cast lnvariablyln j.ritsi in dry
sand, and 1 feet lengths. Also,,fdll assortment
of general
Castings for 08S and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Buperintend
ext. of Gas Worka to my make of BILTOBTS.
DUQUESNE FORGE .
(Successor to JOS. P. - HAIGH -& C 0.,)
Hu . facilities co.extenslve with the leading
Forges in the Eut. and is prepared to promptly
and satisfactorny fill all orders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, , CRANKS, PISTON ROLI 4 , LEVERS,
PITMAN JAMS, WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVE FRAMES, together with every
description of SHAPE WORK. Office and Forge.
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
spitho
PITISIIIIRON.
ROBINSON, REA & CO,
escoeasors to ROinreOx. Minn MILLEMS,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND . NACHINISTS,FITTSBURGH,
Manufactarers of Bost and Stationary Steam En.
es Blast Engines, MIII Machinery, Gearing,
, Camings of all descriptions: Oil Tanks
and 8t a.,
_Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Office; No. Lit,- corner first and Smithfield
Streets.
for S
Agents for GI
Ier* PPARIPS PATENT INJECTOR
ealing Boi.
THOMAS CAIPLIN & co.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Nadine Works,
SANDOWEY BT., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA..
Yansfactuers of Steam Engines, Oil Presses,
Pulleys, Shafting, Grist and sag KW Work,
Bolling Milland Machine Outings, Grate Bars,
Weights, Wagon Boxes, he. Buthlto order and
have on hand Engines of ail sizes. InviluSl
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn Street.
BOLlatiN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
,ot&I ißolls. MU Malmo, Roll Lathes, Le.
WARING AND RING,
Colunisaton Xerebints vd Brokers is
I -
Petroleum and RS Products,
• DALZELLI BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PHILLDILPIEL4 ADDRZBI3.
Boom .17. Chamber Or Commerce,
133 SOUTH SECOND BTRZIT.
splo
ECLIPSE PETROLEU REFINERY,
HERBERT -W. C. TWEDDLE,
liustris or
Lubricating &Highles Barning Oils.
•
llpoe Railroad Aide 011. .
Stands 'great beat without change; remains
limpid it lowest temperatures. Special Ott for
tropical climates or hot weather.
Locomotive. Engine, Maeldite Shipp.
'us x MEI&
WM cut Bczews.
Saw llUtwad Pima= MU 01 1 h
Ad*ted for highswd. i
Spindle 011. Wool Bead• Light 011,
1
012, Tanners' Stuff. Genial*,
kW 4tYlateltingoll, Gasoline,
Barnes(' 011, Parralllne.
ARMOR Villii/SR. to, preserve Bright Iron
Work and Machinery from Rust.
These products are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddle s patent by Superheated Steam in Vac-
Om The Lubricating 081 are almost odorless,
perfeotly pure, uniform, and multi light eel
'red. stand a high temperetareeric ed. and
remain UmPld during Wrenn cOld. The
011irere quiet:malted, and are in constant use on
many of the principal Railroads. Samples can
be examined and orders left at`-114 WOOD
STREET. Works at nlarpstourgliridge.
TACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSI9N - MOUNTS,
AND DIAIARB IN
Petroleum and, its Products,
rittobvp AMlles-SALKIpIeB , IIMLDIZO.
im
0011111 T azalfail way u Itwia street& ,
AlldehAdADAtott—lll i t wiirn:rr NT.''
API:w110
DIAMOND iNIL:W?/#4 ,
H. M. LONC & CO.,
'oar, DALZTI.I. BUILDU(G
nuimeinelnii. Pitts'mulch. Ps.
prrioßiviactit
- NOVELTY WORKS.
7inuall.4l N. uxs.
ADAIOW - MIME' & 00.
iIZYSTOXIC BTANIMitD, YPAIRBANICPAT
OM) PIATIMM 41.41r0OUNTLI!
, r: - SCALES.
hoes /sped Patent DoOr Loots and Latches.
o AWL outQcitee a
*War
cootiztaklnisraltsia GitiFr Erm
. Litton:irk, roan% .
Yi~i~r : s
PI't'T'BBIIIWB,
Dianufooturer.
/OR GAB AND WATER WORKS.
X •
OILS.
NOVELTY WORKS.
lICAXIIIPACTIMIIII
tt7.7
I.
SBUEGH GAZETTEi TUESDAY, JTJNE
_
=GINE% BOILREIE, &o.
HUGH N. BOLE & CO.,
Cot. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(arzAa nil Porn%)
Engine Builders, /rounders and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all V i ses.
A y i pieljiittenta W i tt n E
arI.63T R ATIoni
ABLE
BOILER. of 16-horsepower.
°ASt/13,0t every ,d made to order stow
Poondly, on THIRD BUMS_ „T below Market.
RIGS for 011 Wells. BHATTING. PULLEYS,
HAMMES, HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO mama, os baud and 'rads to
order. at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
/touting on the Allegheny Elver, new the Point,
i. PiTTBSUNGH.
sr All orders promptly idled. Toy ye
:VOW PITT •
BOILE.H,STILL AND _ TAME
WORKS. -,
CARROLL & SNYDER,
111NoTACTIJSZRS OP
Ti M 1 1,1, 411. Ti(MMX.FM:YRD TUBULAR,
-IPER S. E- BOX AND CYLINDRN STRAY BOIL
OIL STILLS AND -OIL T
CHIMNEYS, BRERCHING I ViT ) ASH PANS.
ISETTLINOrPANS, BALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS .•
STEAM-'PIPES.. OBBOKETERS AND IRON
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHUT
Gni
ITH,
Office and Warehouse. corner Second,
Third. Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
air Orders sent the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:189
WM. BARN ILL & CO.,
BOILER MASERS -
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. mo, mm, >s4 AND ma PENN ST.
Having secured a large yard and furnished it
men the most approved machinery, we are pre
pared to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS in the beet manner,, and warranted equal to
any made in the country.' Chimneys Breeching,
Tire Bed*, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans, Tanks 011 Stills; Agita
tors,' Settling Pans, Bolleririm,Hridges, Sugar
Palm and sole manufacturers of BaraMlPa Pat
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on shortest notice. lag:tel
JAMES M. RIMER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTIBUBGH. PA.. '
INEANMIWRVIIIMI ' 07
IRON OIL TANKS,
NETTLING PANG, COPPER MAR rum.
ROLLING MILL STAMM r
And BEET IRON WORK,
For Steamboat&
JAUD Y. 100001'.«..-.........«.IDNIND D. DAVIN
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
UADVTACTURIMB 07
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
7 SHEET MON won't, ao.
61. Pens Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, OASTMOS, dto.
TEE BEST STOVES.
A. BRADLEY dr. CO.
Manutscturers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stowe,
3 . 0 BE BOUND IN THE STATE.
Sole Aaente for the celebrated Base Burning
OrtentaC Stoves and Irurnaoes Dollard Coal or
Cloke4B est in the World for Parlor,Ogice. Store or
Church. /Ire needs no rekindling—bur= an win
tee. Do =May until you see orsead for Oircular.
. • No. 30 WOOD MOIST. •
• Our Agents for Orientals—DEßßl:LEß 8808.,
grelthfteld Bt.; 010. 13I1BLICif, Allegheny City.
GRAFF, 111J6118 & CO.,
auxuracrxrazas or Ana: vAinsrr or
SEATCOIVMS,
BOSTON OOOKENO. RANGE,
`THE FIERY FURNACE,"
iroz wuunoro Binamtne.
THZ NZW ANTI-DUST COOKING ',TOPIC,
41ZOULATOR.. ,
O TOiICO I LUMBIA C AVgrrzoßcinngmMA,lrw_
B
u TA NB
M ATZ 110,A MND e sad dut;
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
ile15:711 PITTSBURGH. PA.
COON. STOVES.
CET TM! BEST.
BESSS=I tti a COM
TRIUMPH,
!'Ott Birulklsl7ol/8 COAL.
Warranted to Oink, Saks or Basil as
irdl as say other litive fa the Ude*
No. 285 Taibertv Street.
LW as sad ftpr ;We. . • -
PARLOR no e •
0 GIS, ao.
TO BEILDEIIBI - •
100.000 feet Dry Me Boards.'
• 00 . 000 filet /h. luck Clear Ylankt -
116,04.10 feet 11e Mob Common Plank:
115,01)11 feet Or, 1 and andch Oak:
111,000 ft. 14, 1,:fL,11 tnch Poplars
_ . MUNI Lee& - Dry older hcantltolt
_10,4100 feet Ir,y ellow Pine Pdbrali
.100. .feet entlocikbeantllhio •
- 3011.0•0 feet e. 1 /1 Mak rmerlaadllll
-
000.000 No. 1 Which Ithlndlaa. awed;
00,000 No. 1 111-Inakehlndloa, iltutYddi
Ire Brick; •
1,000 Me The.
-= ' 100 Tons Tire Clay; •
his, Saw 1111.1 Lumber, Lomat slit Vedar
recta, and all articles In thence on hand and for
aaIerbriLLEXANDER P&TTEIttiON: 'garde —
Ne. , lo7 , llebecca street and oorner of Precis and
Junta% Weets, Math ward, Allegheny, late bor
eughbf mancliester. 'lPa
EIGHTS AND MEASURES,
B. vroar,
Beater of Weights and Measures.
s rouimil Loa= •
(Votive& Ltbertil aid NMI stile%
Oran* prompar attiiidia to. aplii
BEE= & 00.,
LUMBER.
FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN BANK.
NO. 80 FOURTH __AVENUE,
PITTSBURGII.
CASH CAPITAL - • - - • 11200.000
Stockholders Individually. Liable.
BANE OF DISCOUNT AND 'DEPOSIT.
JOHN FLOYD WM. FLOYD,
President. - Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Thos. M. Marshall,
Wm. T. Shannon,
James W. AMU. .
Chas. B. Leech,
John Floyd,
This Bank Is now fully
to do a general Banking
jelek4.3
IJohn M. Martial:ld,
Archibald Wallace,
. Jas. D. Kelly, -
Wm. Floyd.
J •
ertintzed and prepared
bagnesa.
FORT PITT BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street
CAELTAL, J : : : : $200,00111
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DEALERS IN
NIiEN SE
OUR T BEOURITaI
ii s
A D COLD.
MEREST IL OWED OE TIDE DEPOSIT!:
Collieetloas on all seeeldble points i
the United tilta and Clanadas. - ,
DIRECTOR&
Jim. O. Risher ,
A
H. King:
Andrew Miller,
James M. Bailey.
110131.111 BRAN, Pres%
D. Hostetter,
James Elordoti.
D. Wallace.
Z: Fawcett,
D. LEET
LSON. Cashier.
HART, CAUGHEI
BANKERS AND BR
Corner Third and Wo d Strata
vri-rsuuxicirx.
°SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART i C0..1
DZAL/1118
Exchange, Coin, Coupons
And particular attention pal
and sale of
COVERNMENT
Might Drafts on
N HOLMES &
57 Market
_ tpeet,' •:
- _
vxm-r-rsii au, Jrs.
the
Collec tio United States anns ma on
all Ilia rincipal points o
Cnada,
11
Stocks,Bonlio and oth
BDIIGHT •ND !SOLD QN .
Particular attention paid to
sale of
United States S
JAY COOK
~s,nx
114 8017TH THER
STOCKS BONDS et all deserlptiois
bougbt and sold.
Spectra &Mutton gram to the purchase aupuhWa.
f Uoverament Securittiss.
CITY BANS.
112 Fifth Street, 'Pittsburgh, Pa,
I CAPITAL. $lOO.OOO. • .
R_ TOCKIOiIiERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
ISTEKEST' PAID OS DEPOSITS.
. - FOREI GN EXCHANGE
.
Bought and soid, mid when desired remitted to
Europe. Collections made ;on all the principal
points of the United Etates and Canada. ..
Dosuricit lOW AN, President.
JAVILS McCann. Vice President.
JOltwit. ItiOIIULZY., Calltder k . .
Bo rke
H. Maslen, , D , 111""idl iamea McCabe,
Thomas , John Savage,
i.
J. Donley) , Jr., -Teretce Campbell,
Patrick Kane, James Phelan,
°has. B. Barr, H.A.Yrervogle,
Jno,,Jos.fiermann, Thomas Barnes.
Hugh Keating. Jel:l6
PEOPLES'. SAVINGS BANK
• of ,Allegheny.
CORNER FEDERAL AND LACOCKSTREE7S;
CAPITAL * • • • • • • $lOO,OOO
STOCKHOLDERS INDMDUALLY LIABLE.
lank of Discount and Delgailt.
rt—S. H. HARTMAN.
oAnniyart.
I=
PHUICOTOHEI.
bean. N. HS Bait,
doraon. ' 7. O. Patterson_
I :iB. F. Brown,
B. 11..Meirrior.
_ mr21:14
S. R. H•
J. P. He
J. Robes
Seoul_ IL
W. G. 01
CHINA_; OTITLEIIY.
00 - WOOD 'STREET.
- NEW GOODS.
VASEg,
:calm
NE • • errixs_
DLNN.F.• BETS
••••• •
- • • • 1 11 4 • pink
• larr'r 0
82d0 :4 ••• G BETS, •
• large stook of
S I NKR PLATED tioo S
of all dooorip Wain.
•
0 and Oninilni oar goods; '63a .1:i
het Usnoill no one need 10111 to be suited.
.E: 7 : IIREED As; Q. G
00 I,l*D' STREET.
NEWS,
;I: • Bila&D rs
Go
- :for WARD'S Dread.
Mei 'lathed. The Wash! "B. W." on
Talon lime* elr.. iIIiAtITS„
Enq
Ti
OTPIII I
UND , LAMA Ne.• 124
thsoec street, &as Manufactures of
re* Owed and Morel Boollng. Ma.
yg:
i
aroma,
SILVER AND COUPONS
Boftght at Highest Prices.
PIE. R. MERTZ, Bankei
Wood and Fifth Streets.
JANES T. BRADY & CO"
(thaceessore 08. JONES a C 0..)
- Corner Fourth and Wood Sta.,
Et . ..EL N. 3EG. M Eti
~ r ~
CO.,
OKERS,
S.:! the paroluu.
BONDS.
, iidon.
EZ2I
• [
1
c
8
r BecullUee
OIeXURSION.
, 1
the purchase &it,
_ •
ourities.
& CO.,
rte,:
S TR
1.40,t4; unualgo lt
Western, 70H; Mlesecidt North 'WI VI
Preferred, 92%; Adams Express. Witt
pony, 59; Merehintslinion Expiess,
15; Pacific Mail, 88; Western Tinton
Tolegraph Company, 38k; Am. W. Ex
press, 40.
WM
ALPHIA4
Closing quotations received by James
T Brady & Co. Gold, 137%; United
S tes Sixes, 1881, 120%; Five-Twenties,
1124 do. 1884, 116 3 / 4 ; do. 1884 118%;
n-Forties, 108;' Flve-Twenties,' ;Janu
ary and luly, 1885,119%; do. do. 1887,
4—; do. do. 1868, —; Seven-Thirties,
par less, li; Due CompOunds, 119; Union
Pacific Railroad, 92; Central do. dd.,
-Jill,. Cy. Pacifica, 105 X; Superior 96;
nix On pins, 36%.
:8y Telegraph to the Plttabergh Gazette. 2 , • '
Nsw Yoax, June 21, 1869.
Money stringent at 7,per cent. ,
gold, 7
per cent. currency and 1-32@1-18 per
centAke mission for call loans. Sterling
steady at 935@9% per cent. Gold higher
but closed weak and quiet; the Govern
ment sold a million in one lot at 138
78 100. . Prime opened at 13635, advanced
to 137 and closed at 1374. - Carrying rates
at 7@12 per cent. and.l:32@3-64 per cent.
Clearances, 878,009,000. _
Ett3o
GoVernntents strong. Coupons 'Bl, 121
®121(,; de. '62, 122@122X; do. , 64,11eig
@117; do: , 1 85, 11834@l18 1 g; do. new,
119%14119%; do, '67, 1199`®11954; do. '6B,
1195i(4119%;• 10-40 s, .107€110734; Pacifies,
ne@loox. • 1
!State bonds weak; hiissoniis, 91 bid;
old Tenvessees, 68X; new do. 603. i;
North Carolinas, 55k; Virginias, 61.
Stock market heavy under an increased
pressure to sell, and the - decline was
equal to 1@214 per. , cent. from , highest
point, New Yo ile Central leading the
market on downward ttu'n, ,and, falling
off 2% per cent. The principal activity.
Was in New 'York Central, North West
ern and Michigan Southern.
Bidding prices •at 5:80: Cumberland,
-82%;* Wells - Express, 30X; American , 40%;
Aciiibete, 59y.; 17olted Stites, - 69X; Mer
chants 'Tinton, • , 15; Qulcktdiver, 14%;
Western - Union - Telegraph,
.0%637%; Pacifti: Mall, 83%; , 'Mariposa,
.78; do. preferred; RN; Neiv:York Can
-
Arad; 188%; Erie, 29%; dd. 'preferred, 55;
Hudson. 156%; Marlem,r•444;. Readingt.
!NV Terre Haute, 85; do. preferred„ 58.
iW *Who A 93%:. do. 2preferred, 80; • St. Paul,
, 71; do. preferred • 82%; Fort Wayne,
155%4.0b10 and Mississippi, 325:; Meal
gstr -Central,. 182; ' -Michigan Southern
'103%; Central,. 14%—.:Pittsburgh:
94%; ;Reck Biland„.lls%; ,NOrthwastern,
48%; do. preferred, 93; St. Joseph pre
flirred,llB%; O. C. C. dr 1,73; C. a. A l.
0.,
_89%. •
Mining shares dull. '
1009pOr. stooks at Boston: Calumet,
.50; Copper Falls, 8X; Franklin, 18; •Hee
la, 84; ~fiancock, 334; Minnesota„ 18;
qulnoy, 24. - • . • .. . •
Receipts at the Sub Treasury; 0;102,-
z 150; payments, 0,862,162 balance; ggs r
1111,751. •
ta
o
t2i
PIITSIBURGH . )MWEitih.
°rites *or Pipranunela Elszarrst,
MoNDAT. 'June 21,'1869.
It is eel& tlytt Slonr is beintsold at
from b 0 to 60 ' ets ierbbi below whatlt
aan be replaceit, and it may be and :
probably le It ' is apparent from
tide; fiowevei; that'deitleis havi but lit-,
tie confidence in the &dyne*, in the weal'
-
DT AND SELL ALL. KINDI9IIS--14
! being' sustained for any length of time
land .they are anxious to reduce stocks
l'and thus be ready for the decline when
It comes, as come it will, unless some
thing unusual occurs toinjure the
Wheat crop, and this, though possible; is
not at all ;probable, as the season is too
far advanced for frost and theta is
littleor,
or nothing; !said about thoweevil. Too
much rain': ml = - eruduce rust, but of
this the are possibility and be.
84. d ,„... 11l not be general. As we noted
- our last report, the recent advance is
d übtless owing mainly to the gatnipu-:
D lions of Chicago soeculatora, Who are 1
e hrrying large stocks on which they are
~, n xiotu3 to realize as quickly as possible,
';.nd that, too, at advanced prices. The!
,latrio thing was attemptrd about thisl
•.:11330 last year, and was partially success-,
fair
APPLE BUTTER-Bales at 501451,00,
.per gallon\ as to quality.
, BUTTER—Is quiet and unchanged at'
23@25 for good to prime.
BEANS—DuII at 12@2,25.
CHEESE—Is in good supply but nn-1
Chabged; we continue to quote common
Ohio at 17@18;Pactory, 19(::420; end
Goshen, at 21.
, CARBON OlL—Small sales of stand
ard brands, at 28 @30—market dull.
DRIED FRUIT — Very dull and prises
are nominal, and holders very anxious
to realize.
EGOS—Still quoted 18@)19;
generally askinv
RUIT--"
• - /ands of
• 'd. auated. Live .
• quoted at 85@90, to the
u t5l in a retail way.
at—ls firmer Imitlhere is no itn
pi', von:lent in the demand and the mar
ket is quiet. Watt, Lang de Co. adver-
tise choice Winter Wheat Family 'at
*7,25, and choice Minnesota and Wiscon
sin Springs at 0,25. Mill 'prices remain
unchanged.
GRAIN.—The market for all kinds of
grain continues dull and neglected, and
there is scarcely enough doing to estab
lish quotations. The mills are buying
Wheat sparingly, and as there is little or
no mirgirt, dealers do not care about
handling ft. Oats steady, and all things
considered, commands a relatively better
price than any other kind of grain, 64@
65, for. car load lots. Rye is quoted at
11,12©416;and but little offering.• Corn
nominally' urichanged. Barley none in
market.
HAY—la dull but unchanged;-baled
is still quoted on wharf at $20®25 as to
quality.
HUSKS—SaIes at 3 cts per pound.
HEMP—Sales at Nu).
r.rNfr,--Cleveland Lime le quoted at
f 2,60, per bbl, and Common White at
•f 1,75. ' •
LARD OIL—Is firmer, in sympathy
with the advance in Lard,i but, as yet,
unchanged; $1,20 for No. 2 ..and $1,50 for
-No. 1-Lcity brands.
PEANUTS—SmaII sales at 120.
POTATOES—OId crop selling at 4010
45 per bushel, and new at $4@4,80 per bbl.
PROVISIONS—Bacon is firmer with a
continued fair.demand. We now quote
Shoulders, at 14 . ,4@14 1 %; Ribbed Sides,
"17M; Clear Sides, 1834; Breakfast Bacon,
20%; Plain Hams 18; Sugar Cured do,
2034g21. Dried Beef, 21. Lard, 20 In
Ace, '2o3i in bbls, and 21 in kegs. Mess
'Pork, $33,50. --
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 be
quoted at ;1,70 by the car load.
PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF PITTBEITREIII GAZETTE,
MONDAY' June 21, 1869.. •
The oil market continues dull and
v9id.of anything really new or import
ant. While prices generally are without
material change, the feeling is rather
_weak and the tendency for several days
past has been downward. It ie rumored
that the Erie clique have sold the most
of their Jane oil and-bought heavily for
July; and that the idea of a "Otorner"
this. month, if any such idea was ever
entertained, has been abandoned. In
speaking of this clique; we 'Cannot do so
intelligently, as we do not kbow awl:Lent
it is composed, where located, or w het her
.the men who manage it are. "b ulls" or
"bears." That there is such a clique in
existence,' however, is generally be
lieved, and if it is in -any• way Connected
with' the paampnlators of the Erie rail
road, we may expect some huge manip
ulations in the oil market.
cutrDE.
The volume of buainesa was again com
paratively light to-day, and the market
was rather weak, and, compared ,with
Saturday, prices__ a shade lower. Sale
1,000 bbis seller July, at 15,50 on Valley
cars at Venting° City; 1,000 seller SO days
at 14; and 1,000 seller 'June, at 14. $5,50
at 011 City, is Considered equal to 14 eta
here,' and we are cognizant of an offer
having been made to sell seller_ June,
at 14, late in the afternoon, without end
ing a-bayer.
REPINED
But a single sale reported 1,000 bbls
June, at 303 g. Spot oil, quoted nominal
ly at 29M®30; July, 31M; August, 323;
August to October, 33M; and July to
December. 3300.3 As might be in
ferred from the fact that there was but a
single sale reported, the market was
?very quiat,, although compared with Sat
urday prices have nhdergone no quota
ble change.
BEOEIPTB or canna OIL.
Fleming & Co 1,163 bbls.
Coate ercial Works. . 80 t•
J. Wilkins.. .. ... .... 80 4 6
Ralston & W a rin g 4OO ' I
Fiztun & Bro • 2,20 's
R. T. Leech '217 g 4
Citizens Co. ' 800` 11
Waring &Ring ,140 ti {
Total
QM SHIPPED EAST IT A...V.14 E.
Standard Oil Oo.; 986 relined to
Warden. Frew &
- .liontshaimer Kohler & Co.' 550 bble ref.
to - Waring & King & Co., Philadelphia.
1 Lions Bro., 202 bbla refined: to W.
P. Logan & Bro.; Philadelphia. ' •
Braun. & Wagner. 500'bble refined to
'Waring, Kingtt Co., Philadelphia. . 4
Citizens •• Oil Co.-1119 bble refined to
Tack & Bro:, Philadelphia. ' •
Keystone Oil Works, 188 bbhi refined
to 'Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia. '
bicKelvy & 8r0., - 118 bble 'refined to
• W. P. Logan '& Bra., Philadelphia.
Lockharti Frew & Co. .58 bbla .refined
to Warden,tFrew & Co. Philadelphia. "
Livingston* Bro:, 800 Cases to 'War
den Frew & Co., Philadelphia. 6
.Total Refined, 800 Cases 2794 bble.
, orr. SHIPPED'' EAST 'PROM 'DIMMER
DEPOT.
Hutchison 011 & Refining Co., 925 bble
to Warden, Frew &Co Philadelhia:
Brooke Ballentine* Co., ' 28' b ole etbi
oil to E. B. Hubley, Phila.
Di'Kenna & Rodgers, 5 bble lubricat
ing to A. P. Phipps, Philadelphia.
, B. moydels,bblellUbtieitthg. oil
1).; Ckiok, , Philadelphia. . 5 •
Total Lubricating `
.. 85
Total shipmenta Refined I 953
4,718 OW&