II
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, REAM &> CO
A
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.1:Box, NAILS, STEEL,
. AXLES AND SPRINCS,
DITQLESNS. L X AND .111UNLATAs
'LAT 'BAR, ROUND"AIqD SQUARE IRON.
BAND, HOOP MEET AND TANK IRON.
. BOILER
IRONan AND
and
RADS,
HUARD ,DBAG and DROPPER BARS
EBLAN ": ,
FGA GUTTER TICS, CiLLNDEit
ON,___
T AND 1 1 1.A.7 RAIL, for Coal Roads.
' w atOW B A Eli, W EDGES A HARROW TEETH,
....*BING,PLOW AND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
- WEL WINGS AND MOULDS out to pattern.
LL TIMES . STEEL SHAFTING , A. B.
SLCOACHE, BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS and
OUT NAILS AND SPIRES.
Ill. Goods First Class .nd Warranted.
OFFICES AND s ORBS.
Sixteenth Street an At
egheny Rtver,
and 77 Water ,-Pitt
streetsbusgb.
leo •
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIMIOK & 00.,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
Manufacturers of every deacriptiOn of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
EA TLW fir2LNGS,
ILLLL6 C. ASL/ PLA TFORM _
- AXLES. srzEL TULL, ac., &c
Warehouse, 83 Water and 100 First Ste.
t viLLLEn, BARR & PARKIN.
IliarintAL PAITIAI32B:
WX. MTUALir, REUBEN 21111.LER,
/El). W.
BA RR, I CRAB. PARKIN.
.13PTCIAS. BAIITNIE—S. M. RIR&
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
lILLERy BARR & PAI IN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
eil4:d43 rIT'TBEIIIIGH, rA.
ILLON. DIAMOND
,STEEL WORKS.
BRMEER, & CO.,
matic,utetniex*q 104tescrIpttoss
fariLIPTIMT
01110 e and warehmAe. TISTRTIwTH, THIRTY•
BRIM tad RAIL.tIOAL, tiTILEETS,
IRON WORKS.
ILL Warn, Preen..... W. P. POivran,
pITTSRURGII FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
NASIIIELCTURKIat 07
Star Iron;
• liatiroad Fish Bare stud Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
'Railroad Cat extent Hammered;
Lseotaotive Frames;
lisetenotiverFrame Shapes;
Side Rods;
Yottes, Straps;
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, ate.
Offtoes v No.- 177 PENN STREET,
•PITTBBUE&H.. PA.
PROCHS,S.
The Trustees are now npmared togrant licen
ses tor the use of the .It.I...IIBfLAUST.R PRP-
The superior Quality imparted to good Iron,
the great inlp.CrVetnent In interior iron. and toe
seduced con. commend It to all manufacturers of
- PaztleilidiOnito,Qie It cin'obtliti ltceaic, by"
111 0MYIng to • -
•
JAMES. P. SE,'EER •
A.ttorney tbr the Trustees,
BOOMS 1 mad NI, nellth's . Betiding, tHIJi
Veulth avenue.
__Par tins Interested are Invited to Visit the
IM.oB.2iEr.trazit W.Ultlit3, where the rot:mulls
Acfli in suceesstet operation. . leas 4t7
pitzsgrox. & co.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
- , Nos. 166 $11616T 71/18T
• 41TRILIM vpositellononoraapti House.
pavr.sauft6it
BRASS FoIniDERS.
..TORN -at CO6PEA Y hTZL
jOHA7 M. COOPER & CO
Beß - and Brass , tetuidem
.
SI,II{4AS CASTINGS
mAns moill-rix TO ORDZIL
Maleabli - and Gr;y Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
7 11 BOTTLE,8AFEiTANDCHECI TALUS,-
' Air. GLOgn rATPERM
_ -
3AION COCIEK
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and On. „
MANI 7 PACTUR:Ek3 OF J. M. COOPEA'S
Improved Balance-Wheel Sham Pump..
Agents flit; Drevitfisrii .
era. the beat in the Market.
pik e and Works, corner I turstentn' a i d po u i
dltreets.
apt,
El pi ll
- - -
Tlitt ' :Atit dibiutt
I TEIVA4 &CO
•
tir,4 - pl
„„"renWired their °Moe to
*NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET
dosielriNtr niniimaioszakiDllß.
' IOW
_prepared to oardish_gdod ICtsl7oll.lo
- LUmr„Ntrr othiL visaLsOL Inftbe
lowest °write& price.
Ail orders nal at their °Moe, or addreSsoit to
them -gazoolpt bo,qoaded to'
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vrriNnitrasasi.
'VS - TARING AND BUNG,
Co=orlsrlon lderehante and Broker' In
Petroleum ' and Ite Producti,
DALZELL BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY, -
MILADICLIIIWADDBUB.
Rocmll7, Chamber of Cknamere,
apro
133 8017 TE SECOND STREET. '
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. /WEDDLE.'
DIANDFACTUBILB OP
Lubricating & High Test Burning.olls.
zeitpae sallroad Axle Oil.
Brands great heat without change; remains
.:limpid at lowest . temperatures. -.Special Oil for
tropical climates or hot weather. _
Ineennetive, Zighae, Machine Bnopy
• WlBCtit Berewa.
." • • •
Mill and 'Pinning Mal Oils ,
• • *darted for 14h,trobed.•
SpineUe • 01.1.2weoliated•Light
011 ,,Anisperei Stud: inemiele.
Oneellnet
Harness Oil, _
'AMCOR vAnsieta i _'"to ' trireme' 'Bright Iron
. Work And Machinery mum nat.
• Thew products are manufactured under `Dr.
Swaddle's:latent by Superheated ,13team In Viso
cue. The , Lubricating 011* are almoat odorless,
lielleutl&gurennlform, and mostly light col
ored. a high temperainr. unmsaged. and
remain limpid during extreme cold. The Railroad
Ohs are unequallid, and are In constant we on
rimy of the principal Railroads: Sammie, can
:be examined and orders left at 174 WOOD
STREET. Works at nnarbsburg Bridge.
JACK. BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ••
AND DIiALLICES
•
Petroleum and Its Products,
•
- .Pittsburgh thhae—DALZZLL.B BUILDni@.
corner of Liuquesue Way and Irwin streets.
sights 011oe-127 WAIJZIUT ST,
11 40/1 1,20 t_.jr r. . -
ORE..
bitAMOND "IL WORKS, "
';',. L'Holdriv.LON.Cak co.,
-Ellice, DALZELL BIIILDiNG.
) irrPjjj
:.DILLS.
Founded A. D. isas. 1
a:I/V*3. ,Bl'Ext
_4e, co;
;it{ ; t—*_.ll , 4frvA7uPso or
KEYSTONE BTANDARD ( MAMBA NH 8 PAT
iNT) PLuiTYOBIII AND MU NT= ,
• BOA — LES. •
I ."l,l,M e ratioltriidre c r ,L . 1 1 6, " 6
3011811 OP 111131 AoBla MAT 111116
111 ", 111 1/ 1 " 4 " :
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KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
rifEngines, Rolling NUL Ma
eltinery Rail !Machinery Re
torts, and Castings generallF.
NATIONAL?. FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS,
Oorner Cairoliana Smallaminatreete,
. mums WARD,) I
• .• •
ibr rTlßlrtrit , Gllll,,,
, .
WILLIAM' SMITH,
Diartufaoturer or
CAST IRONEOVITI, PIPE
POD DAD AND WATER WQBsa. -
My Pines are all coat invarlablyin Ms, in dry
sar.d. and ISt feet lengths. Also, full assortment
of general •
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Superintend.
etas of Gas Works to my make of RZTOBTS.
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WfIIME MUER,
(Successor to JOS. P. HAIGH & C 0.,)
lies 'facilities eo•extensiver with tie leading
Forges in the East, and is prepared to promptly
and- satlsfactortly All all orders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANKS, PISTON ROD 4, LzVESS,
PITMAN JAMS ,WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVit FRAMES. together with every
description of SHAPE WORK. Office and Forge,
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
apl4:h4o
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
successor. to Booriroox. Mims a muzsaa,
WASHINGTON WORKS
FOUNDERS AND NACHINIStS, PITTSBURSH,
rtronaraotorer s of toot and Stationary Steam En,
.gins.,
Bust
,_ gi g " Oche gall;
arui tittna,
_Boller and Sheet s hort Wora.
Once, No. 18, corner PIM and Satithlold
Streets. •
for re
Agents I
adin b
Bo r GIPPARDS PATENT INJECTOR
g ller&
T HODILAS CARLIN &to.,
•
POOH! Ward Foundry and Machine Worki,
SANDI7BICY BT. , ALLEGHENY CFIlf.
_
Mnama:Curers of Steam Engines, Oil Presses,
rioleys, Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work,
Bolling Mill Ind-lizakine Castings, Orate Bars,
Weights, Wagon Boxes, die..Bn.Bd to order and
have on hand Engines of all sizes. 1zt414:115
E CENTRAL rourimar
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn
,Street.
BOLLSAN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
Chil IRolls, MU Castings, Rot! Lathes, sc,•
OILS
Dwitutegie2Way..Plttobruirb. _Pa.
Nu v ka,rr wORIO3
' •c .G rAZ'ETTE: THURSDAY. JUNE 24, 1:
ENGINN4 BOLLERB, dco.
HUGH BOLE 84 . CO.,
Con 1 1 olnt Alley and Duquesne & I
orrart Tur,
EngAtte Builders. _rounders and
Machinists.
anufacture STEAMBOAT Pararsza and' STA,
7 :WEARY. ENGLNES of all Mum
Special attention Invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL. WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15 -horaevower„ , ,
CASTUSGS, of every kind. made to order atonr
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below Market.
RIGS for On Wells, SHAFTING, PULLEYS,
HANGERS,HOUSE and TOBACGO SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PRIMES, on - luuid and made to
Order, at the
IN DUSTRIAL - 11VORICS,
!renting on the Allegheny Inver, neer the Point,
PITTPIBiniGH. PL.
NT AU orders promptly tilled., Tay us
FORT PITT
BOILEk, STILL AND TAU
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
:rrec . Tuzzatior
rimulAa. DOUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR,
PIRA-130 X AND owarrinra STEAM BOIL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANES,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
RIDGES;
MIMI DOORS AND COAL BERMES
Offiee and Warehattee. corner Second
Third. Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBIIRG7:I, Pa.
lir Orders sent to the above address will be
Promptly attended to. mh7:189
•BARNHILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AIM SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOB. 10, 1114 AND lISIPERIf BT.
Raving secured a luxe yard and Rind/tied it
witn the meat Approved machinery, we are pre
pared to nuoinfacttire every description of BOIL
ERS in the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the country. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steam Pipes. Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans, Tanks, 011 Agita
tors, Settling Pane, Boller Iron, Bridges, Seger
Pans, and sole manufacturers of BarithilPsi Pat
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on thortest notice. lab:c2l
And particular attention paidto the parches
anti sale of e
p ales IL /UTER I
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Pos. 55 ana 56 Water Street, r v iet 32 4 . te on London.
PITINEITB6III. PA.,
IL/LIOUPACTUZ.Z3I or
IRON OIL TANKS,
• G num ceprzBlSTS43l PIPZ,
BOLLING it ST/LC.7113v
And BH&ET IRON WORR.
For Hteanthonte
JARZD M. 8R1D311.... D. ERZ=
JARED M. BRIISR & SON,
BUNtIIACTIMEDS
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
&BEET IRON WORN. &O. \
11 Penn Street, Ilttsburgh,'Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, ace
T BEST STOVES.
.41.._131RADLEIr & CO.
Sianufketurers of the greatest variety of •
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
TO BE POUND IN THE STATE.
OrientalAsrents ibr the eelebrated HardurnLo
Stoves and 'furnaces foCoal or
Coke. Best In the World for Parlor,olllce, Store or
Church. Fire needs no rekindling—burns all win.
ter. Do sloth iv until you see or send for Circular.
No. 30 WOOD STREET.
Our Agents for Orientals—DEMMEß BROS.,
Smithfield St.; GEO. HURLEY, Allegheny City.
OM, SINUS & CO.,
auarurAcTtraitns Or =Mr IMILIZTT Or
16111111 COVME;
BOSTON cowing° B.A2rez,
6 •IIRE MIX FURNACE,"
Pon WAnxima Btru.Diasse.
THE NEW ANTI-DIMT COOKING BTOTZ.
• RKOULATOR. ,, COLUMBIA COOK STONE,.
VAN'S (Cincinnati Patten) POBTABLA
RANGE OAST IRON EANTLEB, 'lg s tmau.N,B
ralliz EClLlZArEs b free "I dust,
206 and . 208 Liberty_fitreet,
PITTSBURGH. PA.'
G"""s vEs.
CET THE BEST.
BIOONSVILL CO.'S
:FOB arrvarnvous coAz:
7 •
. •
Warranted to Cook. Bilks or thud u
atll ae any othek)ttove in the 11:falos
.; • MINIM
Na , Rsls. . 1 4 1 bpk:ti.StrOin... ,: •
r 4
&leo on Inind a nd for rale,
' ' "4I W I RAV
• . .:COOKINO 1310, /Ss. •
LUMBER.
TO NOtLRF.IIIII
800.000 feet Dry Pine Boards.
‘160.000-lbet Lis Web-Oleos rink;
, •z. s ...10,000:feet-iii luallrOonimon Maki •
188,000 feet Dry 1 and X inch Oak:
„. „ sio.,oonft. ,ti, 1. kuill aid 3 Web Poplar ,
-' ' 10.000 - Net Dry Peplar scantling:
• 10.0011 feet Dry Yellow Pine Boarder
'loo.olnlfeet Hemlock Scantling.
803.000 feet No. 1 10 Inch liaginaB Sala.
XBO.OOO o. 118-inch ohfligiee. sawed:
80,000 No. 118-inch Ohinglee, spayed:
. . 60.000 Yire Brick; . •
- ; 34 000
100 I T lre 7 14.;
Tone Clay; ' '
'Also, Saw $lll Lumber, Layton and .
(War
Poets. and allAirtlolee In the line on 'hand and lbs
Welly ALICE-ANDES PATTElttnai, Ygrds•-
N0.g331 Baboons - street and corner of Mins mul
'innlata'streeta, Matt ward,Allenbeny, fats bon,
angh of manobester. am ~
WEI e ANDAIMSVREC
El &LYON,
- of wows fie xenure l / 2
No. I FOUNTS Mist 4
• •
. • -..d: ;,“
I '
AMERICAN BANK.
NO. 80 FOURTH AVE3:4I7E,
PITTSI3IIRGIL
CASH" CAPITAL • • • • • 8200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
+BANE OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOHN FLOYD • WM. FLOYD,
President. 'Cashier.
DrilECTOrtg.
Thos. M. Marshall, l John M. Murtland,
Win. T. Shannon, Archibald Wallace
James W. t Jas. D. 'Kelly, ,
Ohas. B. Leech , Win. Floyd.
John Floyd,
This Bank is now hilly orginized'and prepared
to do a general Banking business&
jelok43
FORT PITT 'BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : :: : $OO,OOO.
STOCKHOLDERS IRDIVIDUAILY LIABLE,
NEALE= IN
GOVERNMENT SEOIIIMEB
AND COLD.
NITEROI' ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Collections , made on all seceslible points In
the United Btates and Cana
• • DIRECTORS:
D.-Hostetter, Jno. C. Risher,
James Gordon , , Robt...H. King,
D. ttraDnee, Andrew 31,Wer,
L. Fawcett, . • James M. Beller.
Corner Third and Wood &meta,
03 17001030118 TO HANNA. HART a Co..
LIZALLIMB IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
"ra
AA HOLMES & SONS,
• -
3 E 3 U!ikZ 4 TMiU!ME:t.fia 9
Colleori. ona trtade on all the principal faints of
the United States latad Canaries.
Stocks,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT ►ND BOLD ON 00k1N28310N.
Partlmlay attention pald to the purehue and
sale ot
United St
Jaso:Li
JAY COOKE .& CO.,
313 Etaalmers,
114 SOU-TkTHERD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
STOOKS and BONDS -of aU descriptions
Wight and sold. =
_ Special attention given to the purchase and sale
of tioyinunent Seen ',Met,
CITY BANK..
112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL, 9100,000.
-
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.-
INTEREST PAID ON-DEPOSITS.
• _FOREIGN EXCHANGE •
Bought and Rob] , and when desired remitted to
Europe. Collections made olf Jill the principal
points or the United-States and Gamuts.
JDostmcg President.
AMBS MCCAW:, Vice President.
Jolts B. tionistatt, Cashier. •
DIBICTOI2B.
D. amen. James McCabe; •
Thomas Bourke, e
r n Savage, ,
J. punier,. Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick Kane, James Phelan.
Chas. B. Barr, 11.Freyvogbe,
Jrioaos.liermann. • Thomas Barnes.
Hugh Beating lel:kt •
PEOPLES' SIVINOS BINE
Of Allegheny. -,•
CORNER FEDERAL AND LACOCK'STREETS.
CAPITAL •• • • • ... • 8100,000
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
Bank or Discount inid Depoilt.
Passinszt—l3. H. FIARTMA.N.
• Cannom.-B.T. YOUNG.
DYKkOTORS.
S. Hartman. ! W.H. Burt,
Bendnrwn.. • • - IJ.
J. Konen, - • lEL F. Brown,
Samuel Dyer, H. B. Megrnw,
W. G. Gibson. • '= kiY2l:)72
OIM
TRACE MARK
,DITEDGEI
167" 1 34..".";
7 . '
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=I
O~NEY&
rOLIMI=4.4IO._ iKixes....Sacioll7
t!Yr PMelis 50:1,2-eatylitt"Tai
• • • .
FINANCIAL.
SADI'L. Mc
4 LIIEHAN, prwn.
D. LEET
LEON, Laughter
ART, CAUGIELEY is Co., -
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
PITT6HUROIi, PA.,
57 Market Street,
VITIrpSIII7IIOOII, PA.
tes Securities.
REM
MEI
IME
IMID
C34:01.11X),
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bou g ht at Highest Prices.
PH. B. .11:BETZ, Banker
InCon Wood and Fifth Streets.
y 6
JAMS T 1 BRIDE BC, Co.,
(snacenore 08. JONES & C 0..)
Caner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
El IV - 33,...1E MIL SS P
BUY AND BELL ALL Kamm OF
GOVERNMENT 'SECURITIES,
GOLD, t3ILVETt AND COUPONS,
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ON MOST pAvOnABLE TEEMS.
Ur Interest Allowed on Deposits.
'Money loaned on OoverniSeat Banda at
lowest market rates.
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and
executed for the Purchase 1 ,
and hale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
T. BR. ADT & CO.
GOVERNMENT BONDS!
We will register all kinds of Government
Bonds hee of charge. This gives the holder ab
solute security against tkeft,loss, or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY &
Dealers in Government Bonds,
- COR. POUR= & WOOD STS.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Oar Prom or PErrsznnunc GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY,....June 23, 1869.
The gold market remained firm and
very strong at times from 137 k to 137;x.
The fact that the Government will sell
two millions per month from after July
Ist, imparts a firmer feeling to the mar
ket and those who sold gold for want of
currency, are anions to cover at present
rate; since it is doubtful whether the
July interest, owing to European bond
holders, will not have to be remitted in
gold.
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Government bonds were very dull
early this morning, brit advanced about
-one-half per cent. and closed strong.
Stocks are firmer since the money
market is easy. Nearly all the clique
stocks have advanced and the general
list is for higher, quotations Cleveland
is "expected to ;advance sharply and
Reading is likaly to touch 102. Fort,
Wayne is uncertain, although its friends
do not doubt but that after the ratifica-+
tion of the lease to the Pennsylvania
Central a dividend of at least 80 per
cent. will be made in stock and Cash.
Quotations as received by .',Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 137%; !Silver, 127; Eighty.
one's, 121 Five Twenties, 1862, 122;
do 1864, 116%; do /865, 118; do 1865,
Contols, 11934; do 1867 - 1.1934; do 1868,
1193 a; Ten Forties, 1107 X; New York
Central, 91%; Erie, .-; Beading, 984;
Pit i sburgh, Fort Wayne ,Sc Chicago
RalroaT, 155%; Ohio & Ifisissippl,
82m; Michigan Southern, 106; 'Cleve
land ez Pittsburgh,j 9734; Chicago &
Rock Island, 16%; Chicago iii • North
Western, 7934; Chicago dc North Western
Preferred, 9434; Adams Express Com
pany, 61; Merchards 'Union Express,
.153 t; Pacific Mail, 853; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 88%; Am- 77:Ex
, .
Ex
press, 49%. . L
-Closing quotation!, received by James
T. ' Brady, .dt Co. Gold, 137%; United
States Sixes, 1881, 121; Five-Twenties,
1862, 124 do. 1864, 1163,; do. 1865; 118;
Ten-Forties, 107%;; " . plve-Twenties, Janu
ary and July,l 1865419%; do. Alo.', 1887,
t-;do. do, 1868, 11934; Seven Thirties,
: par less, %;. Dni, Compounds, 119; Union
Pacific Ralroad. 92; Central do. do.,
: July Cupo Cy.
ns, Pacifi36%.
ca, 100; Superior 96;
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fay Telegraph to the Plttaburgh Gazette.]
; r Naw YORK, June 28, 1869.
Money active-and stringent at 7 per
, cent. and 1.16 per cent. commission,
, and after bank hours the rate fell to 7 per
cent. •Disociunts are nominal. Sterling
Is dull but firm, at 1 09%(4109%, Gold is
',. quiet and steady, and opened at 137, fell,
.
to 136 X, advanced to 13734, and closed at
.
.-137; Carrying rates were % • per cent.,
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and also 1-16g342 per Cent. Clearances,
$ l / 8 1 0 9 0 .000.,
Governments were a trifle higher and
closed steady. Coupons 'Bt, 12i®
121%; ' do. '62, ,- 122%©122%; do. 64,
116X®117; do. 'B5, I/8®118g; do. new
11934@119%; do, '67, 119)4(4119X; do. 'di?,
119941195; 10-498, 107,1(9108.
State bonds are weak. Missouria, 92;
old Tenresseem, 6236; 'new do. 59%; North
Carolinas, go; Virginias, 61. , , '
Stocksstrong at a general advent*.
Bidding" prices_ at 5:30: , Cumberland,
32%; Wells Exp_ress,3o%; American , 40%;
Adams, 61%; United' States,, 6934; Ater.
chants Omon, irkwa. Qillcksilver, /5%;
-Canton, 61%; Puente . Mail, • 85X; Mari
posa, 8%; ' do.' preferred, 1634; Western
Union Telegraph; 38%: New York Cenw
Ira 1,18134; Erie, ZJX;. ktudson, 182%;
'al: Ear
-014,1.43; Ricrading;9B%; Tekrealitite 87%;
416.4. preferred; .79%; Wabash, . 7134; , do.
:thgerred,-180%; St.' . Petit, 74%; do.
...Pt eferted, . 83 3.11'.' Foit ' Wayne; 17630,
Ohio and Mhsaissippl, - 3 2 X; • -Mica
gati. Central, IW,LL:2l4l.chigttci 4onthern
• itifiX; IllinOle , •Central,, 141; Pittsburgh,
:gni; Rock. Isittndell6X;:NOrthwestern,
97%; do. preferred,' 94%; Chicago an
Altim, 155; 0 . , 0.41t1. fl, 40%; Dubuqu e e
AUIS IOI 4 City. /06; O. C. and Ind., 74.
' ‘ ,o PPerti at Boston: Copper Falls, 834;
P:raisitlin, 15; Hecht, 85: Quincy, 23. ,
--lialinC eiii . SiitsTreasury, 06,017,049: •
The Government 'bought 0, 82 0.000 in
coupons of '57 at 115 14400@115 i 33-100,
ex - interest. ": •
tnlt3o
Dry Goods Market, •
Maly - nits. June 28.-The late adtrance
In cotton goo*, la fully established; but
distrihnuon sow on slowly and -- ax the
puthait ja likely ,to rule,quiet for the
next thirty days, it may- be bumbled
mar prices will go :ticr'higher:foi the
present" until' the fait_ trade meta
,Heavy Seettpkii study M / 6 3‘®1,70; rot',
be 4 - ntakeer
W0rt.4.14)9,(0 :Or 7,2zistia loco* kW
frOti f4. l loArd47
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PITT'SBURGII DIARIPETS.
'ram or Prrrantruem GAZDrrx„i
: WEDNESDAY , 'Tune 23, 1860. ,
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Th re`is still considerable feeling
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regar to flour, . and wheat, and wh o
the rket is somewhat stronger, the`,'
does of seem to be much improvem4
in th demand. Wheat, owing to a tei
:::
porar , scarcity, is higher, but Flour li;
undergone but,little change, having tIVc
far fal ed to respond to the advance 7. ,! :
the w t, and western flours are beii 4 ,
sold h re considerably below what th,4l
can be replaced at.' Dealers, howevq
have b t little confidence in the advanc"
i t s : , , e:::sustained any length of time, al4
as aco 'sequence, they will n
,;ot, as l i
thing, replace at the advana,
In other articles;there is but little doi 1 ) .
and prices are without imports
change. • 1: ::
APPLE BUTTER—Sales . at 5 0®$1,c:
per gallon as to Quality..
BUTTER—Ia in good supply ai.
rather dull but unchanged at 20®25, a
fair to choice.
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BEANS—DuII at $2®2,25.
CHEESE—Is dull but unchangc
Common Western 16©17; Factory, 16- 1
,
19; and (=ashen, at 20®21. , i
CARBON OIL—As is usually the cat,
there is not Much inquiry at this seas:
of the year, and the market is' dui
May be quoted at 28®29, for Btanda,
brands. I i
DRIED FRUIT—Is very fiull ag
almost out of season. Peaches are beiti
,sold at 10®12.for quarters, and 15®16 f 5.
halves. Apples I 1 f'l3, as to quali:T. ;I
EGGS—Uticbanged at 18:
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FEATHERS Supply in hands
commission men almost exhumed. Lai
geese may be quoted at sa@9o, to tr
trade, and $1 in a retail way. -v,
FLOUR—Is considerably firmer, at,r—
somewhat excited, ;lough to - regull '
customers, dealers have as vet •no mu
rialthange—it is knitroper to- mention
however, that a roundtot could not 7,
bought at quotations. We continue 1,
quote Spring Wheat We
at $6®6,f4
and Winter-Wheat, at $7®7,50. -
GRAlN—Wheat is scarce, in demur; •
and higher; we can report a sale of 5i
bush. prime red at f 1,37. • Oats alsm,
'shade firmer, and in rather better dif
mend, but, as yet, unchanged; 61®65 e t
track: and 68®70 in store. We can ri
port one car mixed Corn at 74 and priti3
yellow would prebably command 7156
80. Rye firmer and may be quoted 4
11;15©1,20, and none offering. Prinag•
_.___.....•
Spring Barley 11,60®1,0a. ;
HAY—Is dull but unchanged; bald
is still quoted on wharf at 120®25, as fi
quality._ • .6
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MUSKS—SaIes at 3 cts - per pound. i;
- HEMP--Sales at $2lO. . g
LlME—Cleveland Lime is quoted A
$2,50, per bbl, and Common White
$1,75.
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LARD OIL—Is firmer, in Sympatl.
with the advance in Eard, and tent
log upward. 3
PEANUTS—SmaII sales at 120.
POTATOES—OId crop selling at 404 l
45 'per bushel, and new at $8,50(4)4 per b
PROVISIONS—Firmer and a!' sha4l
higher: We now quote Shoulders
14%®15; Ribbed Sides 1734®173:4
Clear Sides, 1834®183,1; Breakfast aloof ;
21@2134 for Sugar Cured Rams and=
163 i ®tr4.fSugar Cured.Shouldee,
Dried Beef, 21. Mess P0rk,,533,75. Laro.
20 in tierces, 21 in id bbls, and 21 rs.
palls and kegs.
SEEDS-The demind for Clover aro
Timothym Seeds seorn to have almost efe
tirely subsided. 1 Flaxseed *Mild se)i .
but there is none inlmarket. i •
SALT—as dull and drooping; may 1
quoted at *1,70 by the car load.
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PETROLEUM MARKET .
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTEr
1 1
WEDNESDAY June 23, 1869.
The oil market, to use a common e
pre.ssion, was a . little warm to-day, nr:f
der the influence of the aclvices fro 4
abroad, and, compared with yesterdai,
prices area shade higher. Antiverp t i r'
seems, has advanced to 49 francs, whicli
tended somewhat to stiffen' thekeelinq
which previously prevailed, and, - upo`A I.
the whole, the feeling all around wall
stronger than it has been - for severq
,
It
days. , •
ORIIDL
As already intimated, was firmer an 43
prices advanced from one-fourth to onel
half a_ Cent.. Safe, of 1000 'June at 143 C
1000 do. at 14;‘, and 1(100 do. at 1430
'Yesterday, Jane -oil:would :not brink.
over 14 cent 4 and there were but fe'sl
offers to buy even at that.
Also stronger and higher and some
'what excited. Bahia 1000 Tune, at 31X1
500_ July, at 1111;‘,; and 500 September,
83X. June sold - yesterday at 30% rug.
July was gupted at 81Mig3g. July ti-,Z
September is
August at 33. quoted at 32X®33 anq
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- . • 3 ^` LUBRICATING - OWL
Eclipse Winter Lubricating, 0i1 . . ....
Eclipse Itallraid Opt
Eclipse Machine Axle
ry
`57551
51
Eclipse, Spindle ......... 80M
metze•rs OF ORITIII: OIL. Ems.
.
Owston ik Sowers. ......... 980 bbl
Flatter,* Brd: ..... ... ... ... ....:-.:- 1,872 4, gi,
JJ. Vandergrift ................ . ....... 741 $, T?..
. Wilkins .... ......... ;... 820 4 4 i a
J. Munhall ........... ..... . .1. . -
83 4 ril
- Total • ._
OIL B ........... .. .
20
33 b.blsE ABl .
RY . A..Y. R. 4 g
.---,4
Lockhart, Frew & Co. 737 bbla refines
ho Warden;Zrew:&po. Philadelphia. Rs
FaweettyL:`&l3. 200tblinistined to wp-----
P Logan & Bro.. Philadelphia,
'lAberty 011 orks 2.50 bbls wed 're tc,_ - .41
W. P. Logan itßro.;Philadelphia. " B ratIll"'&' .Wagner , 23Q•bbis refined to W. •
Wating;King & co.,Philadelphia. RA
Total shipments Refined_ ..... ......... 143'nA.
on. SizapmErns PER WESr . i..nriii,t. E. it.c--v : '---
-....4 , -.‘ , „
G. W. Roldship tit Co.. - 1 50 bbls rpfined:l4"..l
to Waring, Ring & Co., Philadelphia. fine d} _
Total Refined.
.....
... 50:kukt,
OIL SHIP/14/k P/iOl4 OtIQUEszlAi4
-
Bronze, Aalientime & 65 bbls ref.p.A.N
W4frdere, Frew 04C0.,-.Philadelphia. 614
Vital shipmenta Refined.
;,-.......-.
avg.*
mot,__._._........._______
0gt,,..
ensrcainivrt, June 2 3.--Plour 250 high 1,- , ..`7":,,
en. fatitilY 1iti ,7 6&3,011. ' Wheat firm, $1.254
®1,30. Corn in good demand at 65@eifkrg,
for ear; white 70 @720. •Oats steady, 68@f%
720. Rye scarce and firm at a Lau. cot- itt : a
tou t firm, middling . Whisky du11,4241;
oirered at 04c at the close wribteat buy-Sli;
era. Provisions quiet, but were' helct4-A
firmly. , Idess pork .183..,atu1k meats.* Vie, 160,' 16 M 1 517ce. ' Ilacoi3, r 14Yin, 17
in.
18y‘o, and nominal; there was some in-Mt, .
quiry for aides for buyers July; but noth-w-:.*-ifiC'
low wis done;.'they ::C ere idt*edi At 18X %,
®l9O on theta terms. Lard held at 123414./.7;:',4V.
but,tto-demand, Butter firm at,26®3oe, ti,:. k .-,... ..,
the'letter rate for choice Weatern Re-'-4157
serve. Eggs 16.9170. Linseed oil dull .45,„.-k'
at 111,03@1,N. Lard oil lit 42„. PeircN.W7.,
go*'tante
_deli at 2:9@54._, (orcsloall steady. P; '— I
fpodopu 'o4l#lo l l. A l m :13,4 .1,
- ' rg. ' ?deo Ifkl. niar elf Obie. - ,, , Ex.
tgliChange ,tignitsteil,lo disoont buying,
tlti tona44lo3tiverWirlditsor
da at 16,10(08111S.
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