11 6. _i_ 1 II DUQUESNE WORIM RAHM & CO., lisitids.cttLiers of 11t,91N; NAILS, STEEL, AXLES AND. SPRIN9S DIIISOUFASTE; E. X AND 11REFLILTA. FLAT HAI& ROUND AND SWIMS IRON. AND H BREST AND TABS IRON. R PLATER AND HEADS, D IRONt_DRAHand.DIWerER RATA FL NA ANGhT; COTTER SAMS, cyLacu T su , IRO ARID PLAT BAIL for Coal Roads. NEM_BAjAWRIXiis HARROW TEETH, KAAAW AND CULTIVATOR STKEL, Met AND MOULDS out to pattern. linfliattlCS, STEEL tiIiAIiTING, A. B. lITEND.:I • ' OWN. SOGGYand WAGON SPSINun and M Ana AND SPIRES. All goods First Class and Warranted. • • - OFFICES AHD' WORKS. Olitilenth Street and Allegheny River, and 77 Water Street, Pittsburgh. aba SEWFIELDISTEEL WORKS. BINGER, NIMIOK & CO., PITTEptIIII2II. rd. *sitistturereof every'deocription of - CAST AND GERMAN STEEL, TLIP 13F.AINGS, ILLLL...K. AND PLATFORM SPRINGS, A 14.10, STEEL AA Warehouse, 83 Water andloo Firit Sta. MILLER ' , BARR & 'azwinex. PAIITMB6: ' WM. METCALF, REUBEN Mm, : • • BRO. W. BARR,'PARKIN. BricnAL PABirsza—B. M. KIER: CRESCENT STEEL WORKS, MILLER BARR- & PARKIN, 'OftLee, No. 339 Liberty St, I seiante PITTEattEGH, Ps • BLACK DIAMOND WTFAEL WORK& PARK, BROTHER' , & CO., mirrummic a . 10Roe and Warehonse, THIRTIETH, TRUITT. FIRST and RUM/04D STREETS, IRON WORKS. Vsaaris, Preet..... W. P. Parma, Burt. pirrsuuntat FORGE AND IRON CO., 11.ASZTT4.=n1&8 or Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts; Railroad Car Axles Rolled; Railroad Car Axles Hammered; Locomotive Frames; Locomotive Frame Shapes; . Side Rods Yokes, Straps; Piston Heads; Steamboat Shalt.; Stimboat . Cr_ onlun Piitoa Rods, Wristsi • . Pitman Jaws..Volliars, office, No. 177 PENN. STREET, PTITBBIIIIE/PG-' 14A.. BILLERSILOSEN PROCESS' The Trentees are now Immured to_grent tioeir-1 let tor.thenecot the 1 r T.T.vPSELA.Uni2j ; MDT. The enperfer , quklitf Inspirted to • gobs" iron; the great Improvement in Interior Iron, and the reduced twat, commend It to nil zganninetnreo of, Parties wfabing to use it can obtain UOO2IIIOI by APPIYing to • • JAMES.- P. , SPEER' `and 51, Natalia's Building.. Doti Nal* avaline.. , , Par ties Interested are • Invinin to whit the 11.11011.203)03011,11 WOIIKB. where the: ramie la tunr is etatoeurniveration. , -: Evirisso.nr,..rtFwroN, &pi?" „ ' . Penninivailia Iron, Works., Wareliciuie, . Na(:,' ,165 - intateilr :, *tin' . IMBEIL7, ppos ii4)l4.9zumitatiebi Bowie. aV24:d6 _ ~ , ;: pirrrrsigyaciri , \ \BRASS FO JOUR Y. ,copriu JOHN 111. COOPER & CO. - ; Bell and Brkm nundeTs,, BRASS C TINGIS MADE iTinceTLy wirms. , ibleable ' and. Grey In Fittin g s, _. \,_ GAS PlrE AND TUBING, 1 _ THROTTLE, SAFETY AND C L HEM' VALTES, - - 1 ALL GLOBE PATTE , . • . • - I 1.. MOINr CC:OC S 9 aT ir Brass; Work of every a ieserip on for Steam, Water d OIL ' /I.63II7Ira.O7USERS Olt 411 2 00004'8 kproYed Baluee-Wheef Stain Nip. Agents for Dreyfue I 1 Patent Oa ere, the best iii tbe Market. ona sad Works, corner 711M:oath *tut sortke ,00AL AND • • KO. CL! COAL!! COAL!!! DICKSON, , Having remov , ed their 011oa to •I I • NO. 567 , 11411*n fi STBEE't tlt • ; .ST crsteitoity , . O 1 b Irmoos. Are now_smaaed to fiuniag . ood YOIIOEIIO- 1111.X.NY Lariat; NUT COAL 1 IiLAOK, at the krweat =that prbt li k ' • • All ordeal; loft a , Si them through the le be a t nanaeki adeal to promotiv. LITABOGRAP' lai , • asswszat ethiatraur... jaIIO4IERLY &CA _J r Altifccemors A./ to era V. 8411117CluGur k MAMMAL )ILlTatn s pParjUlN.- Tbt - otily ESlltail7Ofttca le: or mt,ainir. ess Cards. tter exds. Bona, LabelA arallsa, ShoVi Cards. /mu. Portraltsaavirtuicates of &e.• ppaltr, Invitation V " Vilna =l'd weet. kiststo lin of all itesoifolons of PITTSBI7II6III. cENTRAL poinipirrir AND ROL . IL -1 11y9RKS 880 - Perm street. ItOMIAN; IOTD & BIGALEt Obll 1 Bolls, DIM Castings, Roll Labe/4 de. WADING AND IaNG, , , ,04:noadigrion iterastats sad Brokers to Petroleum 'and ita Products, ' DiI.ZELL I B BLOCK, DtIQUESNE WAY, ' rEnuonatli. Atornunia„. Boom 47, C'homber of Commerce, ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY. EMMERT R. C. TWIEDDLE, BumorecTurzr or inbricating & High Tat Buniing Oil& Etw i i .l, 7 ; .1 . . r .: i. ;.2 i -.7.7. ''' Reggae Railroad Axle On. • Steads great heat without - eluinge; remalza amptd at lowest temperatares. Special Oil for Srqpical climates or hot weather. . Lieemotive, Engine. Hatebine Masa. will cut Screw. Saw Hill and Plaidag Mill CMS) Matted tar Itlicb_vited. 1 lipladle OM wool Head-Lighloll. Oil, Tanners* Staff. Bensola fag &Wirdshingolll. Gasoline, Harness OM_ - Familia.. ~ ARMOR TARNMR, Preserre, *tat , Den Work And Machinery n ro m =int. , . These prodwits are 'manufactured under Dr. Tweddle's_pstent by Haperheated Elteall in 'tea cup,. The LubricatingOM are almost odorless, perfectly - pure, uniform. nrill - 'mestly light eel - wed. stand a high temperataresed, and remain limpid during extreme Cold. •The ßallrgW Oils are 'unequalled, Set are irfoonstank nse on many of the lorincipsi 'Railroads. Samples can be examined and orders left at 174 WOOD SMOLT, Works at eharpsburg Bridge. T ack !BROTHERS, COMMON . 31118CHLNT8, ♦ND DEArmulter - Petroleum and its Products, rkiladelsl3ll,wALNlTT takinda DIAMOND OIL WORKS, Pip M. LONG & CO., .oface, altraltia. BUILDING, •• _ 4 INg s tatt4s7,Putgrateh to rre.susea - 77- 7 - 7"7 1 7 NOVELTY Wong, Founded A. 0, .11" s„ &DANS, 11.11VIIXE & W. ILETSTONZ STANDARD 17/AIRBANS. 8 PAz, ENT) PLATFORM AND OQUNTKR, RCM lig 8 . I saw" raci a g air tr a l u Door Looks a r Late*, . 40 ,,FE8 rii4irg9llll"4ll4' ..... KNAP FORT PITT FOUNDRY COMPANY: OFFICE AND WORKS, TWELFTH STREET, PVITSI3TTEU3O3, PA. VirEngines, Rolling Mill Ma chinery, Nail Ilachines, Re. torte, and •Castings generally. NATIONAL rOvArnav • AND PIPE WORKS. Corner Carroll and 'mailman Street% MIXTH wenn.) - • PlTTerrsl7ll4:3•ll, PA. is WILLIAM SMITH, Blarrafacturer. a • CAST IRON BOWL PIPE POE GAB AND WATER WORKS. • . My Plisse are all cast invariablyin Pits, in dry sand, and 1E feet lenirths. Also, full assortment of general astings for Oas and Water Work& I would also call the attention of_guerintend• exits of Gas Works to lay mate of AETORTS. DUQUESNE FORGE. WILLINLIMILEII, (Successor to JOSS. P. 'HAIGH & 4.104 ) Sae facilities co-extensive with the leading Forges in the Zest, and is prepared to promptly and satisfiketorll_y till all orders for STEAMBOAT SHAF'fa, 'CRANKS, PISTON RODA,LEVEBS, PITMAN LOCOMOTI JAIII3 F,WRISESTS,, tBAILRO.herW AXLthES. VE RAM tm. et wi every description of SHAPE WOES. Office and F o rge, •. Cornet of • DaquesniliVay and Bret Street. apicto . • ROBINSON,REA & Bacoessors to BOBmSOY, Mirth ie =LEM WASHINGTON WORKS, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH, mansticturen of Boat and Stationery Steam In ezAiwa Engines. Mill Machinery. ,"Castings of all descriptions: ( Clil isi = and s , Boiler and Sheet Iron Work. Mice,' No. LS, corner Pirst and Sndtbileld Streets. • Agentifor GISTARD'S PATENT MEMOS for feeding' Boilers. • jallazs3 THOMAS CUMIN & CO., Fourti Ward Foundry and Markhie •Works, IBLEDUBET BT., ALLEGHENY OWE, PA., Manufacturers of Steam 'Engines, 011 PreMk Palley', Shattht Grist and Saw 'Mil Work, Bolling Mill and &chine Outings, Orate Bars, Weights', Wagon Boxes, de. Build to order and have on band Engines of all Build - ni9lipc6 OILS. &PIO 135 SOUTH BIECONV ifelltlCZT - NOVIBLTY WORM SICANIMACIIIRI.IB OP PITriSBITIG GA WIT : MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1869. HUGH E. BOLE it CO. Con Point Alley and Duquesne fan (NAAR Tax POINT.) Engine Buitders, Founders and Mdekinista. Mannfacture STEAMBOAT =germs and STA TIONARY ENGINES, or all ekes. Atipicial attention invited to our new STATION OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE BOILEN„of 15-hornwipower. OASTINGkof every kind, inade toorder *tour Poundly, on THIRD BTBEET, below Market. RIGS for Oil Wells, IMAYTING PULLEYS, BANGER& HOME and TOBACCO SCREWS and IRON TOBAOCOPREBBEE, on band and made to order, at the . . INDUSTRIALoIikB ' Fronting on the Allegheir Thy r: heir the Polut, . ' rr,rrespßeia. Au orders PrdraitlYllll- . TUT tre. FORT PITT BOILER, STILL WOR S CARROLL & S YDER, ICANETZAC B r TUBULAR. Doust FiUE PII B -808 AND eirLpIDER ER. OIL STILLS AND OLL TAN CHIMNEYS, BREECHING A r SETTLING PANS, SALT P DENBERS• STEAM urn, GAFIcbrEMIT BRJIMES' PRISON molts AND COAL Office and Warehouse. co Third, Short end Lib PITTSBURGH, iffip Orders sent to the above promptly attended to. WM. BARNHILL & BOILER MA : AND SHEET IRON NOB. 110, In, Ilk IND n with the Having secured a large yard most approvedmac Pared to manufacture every deB in 1 BM in the best manner, and wa any made in the country. Ohlmrc ilre Beds, Steam Pipes, Locos Condensers, Salt Pans, ants, _Ol tots, Battling Palik Bo il er Ircon rani, and sole anaufacturers at . eln BOliellk— • .Bepairina done on shortest JAMES 11. RITES, Nos. 55 and 66 Water 88reeS, sanTammea, re.. • aurortoroirs or IRON OIL TANIECS, arrmnre PAP7B, COPPBBBTILLB 192/1, BOLLING MILL STACKS, And SHEET IRON- WOBIL, Tor Steamboats. JAKID K. 8K115H.....-.--.....KDK11ND D. BRIMS ARK!) M. BRUSH & SON, iturozic;inurtes OP Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks. SUEET lIION won't, &a. Penn Street, Pittsburgh; Pa; 'STOVES, CASTINGS, ice. THE. BEST STOVES. A. BRADLEY & CO. Kanuticturers of the greateat variety of "Cook, Parlor and Heating St aves, TO BE FOUND IN THE STATE. dol :j t li z rat di r ll i Or ietaftotaV celebra ted Furn ac es for Hrdcio Coke. Bert in the World for Parlor,Ofece. Store or Church. Fire needs no rekindling-burns all win ter. Do notbuy until yow see or mead for circular. B 30 WOOD STREET. Our .Antits for Orientale—DEßXMLlt BROS.. dmlthile St.; GEO.- . ROBLE:Y. Allegheny City. . . air . . .. ',.. .1111 GUS & 00i, ItAruiAcevalaia or WPM VARzirr Or : • r r r • rr r. • . Er I r I I C O NATNIII3 11l . . . . . ' r - .. . BOSTON' coox.r2re Reirez, . • THE FIERY FIJIINACE,'" .1 "on tualciaa tae. .., THE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE, V "B APS Ul l t (T=T.;. 4 Yr i tte i rn_l 434) % l B T P°V & RANGE CAST IRON BIANTLAD, . 11 REP LECTOR,GRA_T_ES, free from _ and dut; GRATE P$A)N=. PEND. 46,, . ,- r . ' . iO6 and 208 Liberty Street, se2s:n7 PITTSBURGH, PA. COOK STOVES. CET THE HEST. .I,IIISSE7,R6' CO:111 TRIUMPH, ZOB BITUMINOUS MAL. Warranted to Cook, Bake or &mai as aa aai:Other ; Sirrelntke taloa. ' BAROILL & Oa No. 286 libeptv Street. oa indtbr 64, 14,L0R. STOVES, - :. E24 1 .11: 44 6 4Cr 000 nrrt0 h A tAttimzea,- ; • a OHS, 1t43. LllrdßilaL rite nviLroilts: 4000 he i-Dry Pll4 Boards. ' 7: • 1 1 1 0000 feet 1 t loch Clear Plank; • 33.900 feet I l li inch Couunon Plank; •• 35,0u0 feet Dry 1 and inch Osk: "55,000 ft. Xi, 1, VI, A and 3 Web Peppin 10,000 toot Dry—roolsr Scantling: 1- • 10.000 feet Dry Yellow Plus Boards;*- / 00 . 000 feet . 503.000 feet No. - 1 RV inch Itattnal Shin -1 0 zees. 0,000 0. 1164nell'ilh.thelei,•saWid; 50,000 No. 11541411104551tt5, Shared' 00,000 Fire Bricke 1.000 Fire The. • • • 100 Tons Pte alsy;_— • •••, Also, flaw Nlll :Lumber, -Locust and. Cody , Posts, and all artieles'ln the line on hand and for tile by Yi.I.:IOX.ANDER, PATI'SIISON. Yards- No. 157 !Oshawa street and corset .of Print* and. Juniata Streets, tfixth ward,,Allexheny i istetrint ; ongh of ItatuMeter. - • "*PN WEIGHTS AND BIEASIIRES. L i • . ' ' . krrier (0' ifelo49 aut,geasp% 24 . • i cit 6A rce i nu a ri c. 4 Dreall44' 41111 '` AMERICAN BANK. NO. .80 FOURTH AVENUE, Privsniman. CASH CAPITAL 8200.000 Stockholders Individually Liable. BANE OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT. JOHN 'LOYD . WM. FLOYD, President: ambler. Thos. M. Marshall, Wm. T. Shannon, James W. Arrott; - Chas. B. Leech, John Floyd, Tide Bank Is now fully to do a general Banking jelok43 FORT .PITT: MENG compay, No. 169 Wood •Eitteet.: CAPITAL, : : : r21:10,000. ,STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUAL Y LIABLE, MULE= • . GOVERNMENT 8 § : AND '.COL INTEREST ALLOWED ON TA DEPOSITS, Collections made on all notes Me points in the United States and Canada& E~,~a:~ BTEA2d BOIL- rSASTI PAra. AND CON AND LEON e I D. Hostetter, DIRHOTOEfr• Jno.O, Metier, James Gordon, litobt. H. King, D. Wallnee Andrew Miller, Z. Fawcett, James M. Bailey. SAWL. if oci.uussiv, prevs, er Second, Streets I I HART, CAUGHET & ddreou will be ath7:lB9 BANKERS AND BRO co., ERS ORILERS, Comer ,Third and = Wood Street'', P'FrICS131J110:11, PA.*, td furnished It rte we are fin ial= Of BOIL 'anted equal to o Ya t i anemias( ' Balla, Agin 3/1' allat enf - isfilan f6UCCY BB TOHANN.A., BAST I C 0.)., DNALI3I4 Ikehange, Coin, Coupons, - . ; :tad particular ottenttos paid to ` tie trotohote and tale of COVERNMENT BONDS.- . sight Drafts on London. tunas noLmcr.s & SONS, 57 Market Street, P'='T P rSiltraGal, Collections nude on all the principal Points of the United Rates and Canada.. Stocks,Boids sad other Securities BOUEHIT AND acasi ON 001411:13310N. WP e articular atteuUou paid to the ter:rams slid at ' - • n 'United States Securities. )&80:a1 JAY COOKE ific CO " 33a111k.eris 1.11-80ITTH THEBD STREET, - • PHILADELPHIA. STOCKS and BONDS et all desavintiona bought and sold. Breeial attention given to the purelinebund sale of government Beet:tittles. • 11h10 CITY BA.NIt. - 112 Fifth Street, Pithiblitgh, Pa. 5T0ca119141 . 144 . , p • ip,qpilue4j, LiißiL INTEREST PAID ON .pKrosn's . FOAZIelli EXCHANGE.. Nonglit and sold. •and ArAe44elliroll Europe. Collections Made on alt the principal Points of the United Flt.Lt.' and eau& .a. = Doxtritc)l lures Err Preeleent.:- Jiver:sleet:Ann, Vice Prerldent.' JOEIN B. tiOnteLZT. flashier. D. Dimsen.; - Jarnet licCabe, Thomas Rourke, John Savage, " J. Denlevy. Jr., • --- Terence Campbell, Patrlek Kano James Pbelau, • Ohio. B. Barr, B. A.Frerregle. Jne.loa.ilennann, •Tbelalls Ilitract, • Hugh Heating - let:ts LEO LES' SAVINGS BIM Of . Allegheny. . 'CORNER FEDERAL AND 'LACOCK STREET S; -. CAPITAL .; - -' - - - . $lOO,OOO STOCHHOLDEIIB INDIVIDUALLY L.IABLZ. Bank of Discount add Deposit.' • ' . PluempiaNT—Ei. H. HARTH AN. CaaHl!is-E. P.YOUNG. _ i • DlDll.orulis.... • iv.. - H:lEttift, -- , J. B. C. ar Ps o tt w e u r4 ,. ll ! H..B.llegray. • 1 14i/412 S. H. Hartman, J. P. Henderson. J. Norms Silatlei pier* Vl* G. Gibeon. OOPIIOB SLATE BB TABIOIL Qualities" , and'-Colors _fu teeso4 tioul., latch* , liven to laying, &ate and 8. roof!! tor particaLtre and prides , J. 8. NEWBITER L — A 0 * 48 B eiren 4 :/a 4 Pnligh ' nrtt3Binitiit:PA 7.44:abase; box moiled!" Oar EZI 1., _ 7%-r,- , •-•,-z, ,:. • .1 4,',.-Av .., - DIRECTORS. John N. Martland, Archibald Wallace; Jas. D: Kelly, Wm. Floyd. organized and prepared bualaess. D. LEFT LSON. Cashier. OASTAL. 1190.000. LMIUM IfiTintimirs F 4l ::lmm-rzWoir 'T tifimys . .. f} .t;'liiti.i.,4:)',7l4.;' 4:3oczi3r_ar:/, SILVER 1N1) COUPONS Bought at .lEighest Prices. PH. R. Con Wood . 19343 JANES BRIM BCo (Steeessors o ti.JUNES'.4 00..1 Corner Fourth and Wood Sts., 13 .I.IV E 11.13, BUT AND SELL ALL KINDS OF .• • GOTERNEENT SECURITIES, BOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS, ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. I Interest Allowed on Deposit& no 4 Money loaned on Doverniaisi Bonds . at lowest marts rates. Orders _e ceonted for the Parchase and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and SOLD. JAMES T. BRADT & CO. GOVERNMENT BONDS= We will register all kinds 'of GOVernUleiit Bonds Free of chance. This gives the holder ab solute s?curity against theft, loss, or destruction. JAMES T. BRADY & CO., Dealers in Government, Bonds COB. FOIIIITEI & WOOD STS rayis:v4s Vittsinatt Gayttt FINANCE AND TRADE, OPPIDE or . PITTBRUBGE (36tzeTTE, - f SATURDAY, Jane 26, 1869. 1 1 The gold market has a strong-appear ance, but nevertheless is onlysnstained and kept firm by the large stock houses, to prevent a decline of stock at .present. The disbnisemeet of shoat thirty mil. lions of gold to begi n . . o „ during tae present week, i supposed to bave`-a depressing effect on the gold Preinium, and a large number of speculators arid, , . importers have a direct Interest in de: . . pressing the market as fie ash possible ee r, before the first of the month, in order to see it carried down further hrtke . large disbursements. The inactivity of bonds, however. may necessitate , the . , . the .._ shipment of coin during early part of July and it is supposed will be the sig nal for a sharp upward movement. The rise is based on natural causes, viz: the Unfavorable grain crop reports, the so far unfavorable coddition of the corn and cotton crops and the dullness in the bond market in Europe; although inter est at London is again reduced to 04 , per cent. • . • • _.. . . .... . .. _ _ ..... 1 The .Governmeat bond market is not characterized by; the activity we are wont to' see before the 'maturity of the. gold interest and it seems that, the mar+ ket is merely sustained by interested parties. : ; 7 ,.. : c.:' ~ : 1 ' For stocks, a change 'is expeoted da ring the'early part of this week.• Nearly all thii*St§reqi;:ittbokii hum reached a point bighlit. - insiosit equal to the higheit finking the month of-May. 'The' Market shows but little activity and 'parehaties are onlymade.tacover short sales: Re=. ports are enarent that the' Express 0031 . -' pantos will; further consolidate, reduce their expenses and raise the • rate Of , charges. Large purchases of stocka have' been made at advancedprices. , • - _ , Money in fair supply, but rates are stiff and none` but good paper will pass at all. The past"week has been one of the dullest of the Season in monetary affairs. - Quotations as received by --Ph,, si.- Mertz: Gold, LT/Kt:Sliver, 128tEiglity one's, 121 X; Five Twenties, 1862,1204; ~ do 1864, • 117.5‘; do :1865,410(; 110,1865, Consols, 119 X; do 1867, 119%; do 1863, 1194.; Ten Forties, 108%;- New_ York Central, 96X; Erie, .---; Reading,' 904; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne : It i Chicago Railroad, , 1.56,4; 'Ohio '& :lifislasippl; 32%; Michigan Southern, 'IO6X; Cleve land & Pittsburgh, 101%; . Chicago dr. Rock - Island, ' 119; Chicago it. North . Western, 80‘:Chicago & North Western Preferred, 95%;' Adams Express' Corit. pant., 63%; Merchants Union, Express, .16; Pacific' Mail, 87;' Westera 'Union Telegraph- Company, 33; Am. W. Ex press, 41,1 city Telegraph to the PltUbarth Gazette.] '• - Nay. Yont, June 28,1869. . . Money abundant at 7 currency, and at the close there was a large balance offered , at 5®6.! The Rank Statements thow'a continued contraction. , TheOndreatittirf specie nearly offsets the loss in legal ten dera,? the - banks are comparative . as 'dra n k as last week; Loans were 1260 i, ~ 1 _ 431,732; decrease, /4,910;174: !Teel! ) , 3 2 g9 I. 257,146; increase; 11,231,696; olitnalatiOnl . $ 34 , 214 .7 8 6: Inereallo. . $ 16 1 9 8 6 ( AePositt s . 1181,774,696; deornase; '14,469,415' lewd, tenders, 14,816,892; decrease,,,t,44l,69N. glierling firm at 9345g593f. ~ticifd.- wukt ..„ opened at 137)4, fell to 187*ittlitsitiin• -a .r. 137%, and closed at 13t 1 4@lai .•Carryl . bag rates B®B per 'cent.. Clearances 16,2, - J 000,000. The steamer ;dietipatii :ino.ttgbs . 4681,000 - from Terg., Crux.. Export *4lo'l $358 OW; for the Week 1.540.767., 0 ~..-,-,• Government, a -sbade e •firmer , With r‘ a good demand; . slitne foreign orders were only partially executed in consequence =of -• the advance. "".Coupons NO' 'l2 l 121 M; I d0.!6 2 ,'122©122 1 - db:64 , 117( @ 110: do: /85, 'llBX©B do. new,' 119a20; do, '67, f193‘W20; do. '6B,> 119 1201.10-40 s, /0044341083,; Pacific's,, 1004®11)6M. - , , ~ _ StatO bonds Closing ste a dy .2 fissonris, 91,‘;• old Tennessee's, 604; new do 604;' old Virginias;' 584(; new _do, 62;:: old North i Carolinas, 5934; new do. 54%V.. ~•. e Government parchatied one' mil-: • lien 5•203, mostly registered , -625, 654 and : : 679; at 116 65i.100®115 90-100.- .13tewsks strong with aginfid'busineis: 1 ' "Bidding - prices at 5110:" Cumberland,',l '83,. Wells ExPie3 3 ; 8 15 f; American, 48 34 t., Afiam.o,-88%; United! iitateN 14%1 •Ater,..-i 004tai Union , 10';' :' .l 4olokatiVer.. aoliA,' :(lentbil, 'Vial, Nall, 87 344.Westerry , ;tinitial Te ph ,T 119„: - Illikipbsa, 9 ; - dtiOtirblerre ,' lii,ii'ltelw York. Centrals EZ2 • ""Ww4 1 .7- , - • • • 4344'44 • g`' •w,•,4": ~x~ <;: 4 iiC y ~TYfl'~- RTZ, Banker d Fifth Streets. OFFICE OF PITTRRCEeDI GAZETTE, SATURDAY, June 26, 1869. The . markets, 'with the exception of Wheat and Flour, have been , very , dull, during•the Oast week, and there is no prospect of any immediate improve ment.' And even in the articles above referred . to, there has- been but little • 'done, notwithstanding there has been • and is still considerable excitement, in • . consequence 'Of 'a- material advance in most of the leading .markets. The feel ing here seems to - be that there ie .no real or substantial cause for the recent upward movement, and that,'therefore, it is not likely to be maintained and as a consequence, the - demand Is not much better now than If 'who prior tO the spirit mentioned. The whole movement seems to have originated in Chicago. and New York, aided by an improved export demand, and as there is a large June ' , short" in terest, ..:the °Wet :of those who are at the head. Of it is to run the price rof Wheat up to the highest possible notch, and thencompel the "shorts" to settle by paying the,- difference between the price the Wheat was sold at and the ,price current on the day of settlement. This, ie •no new wrinkle—it has been done in ChiCago frequently, though it generally turns out that those who bring about the, ',Ocorner,"-*puffer more than those Who are “cornered." We do not say that -the present movement le in tended forts!!corner;", though IL looks, to say the least, a little snap icicrus. The Chicago 'Mies, in its financial ar- , tide, says: , Ittirain circles numerous failures bete 'occurred frima the inability '- of operators to secure sufficient' accomo 'dations to tide them over the ethergency occasioned: by, the sudden advanoe In . penes." Pritiate • inforniatien places the number of "abort" operators /a fAtelitio• who had failed tip to Monday, at thirteen. • • A_PPLE BUTTER—SaIes at 'c per gallon as to Quality: - - L -- BUTTER—Is in pretty good supply - andthe market is quiet and unchanged; sales of good to prime dels@2s. _ • BEANS—DuII at 52@2,25. CHEESE—Is dull and in good supply but unchanged; quotations-may be given at 15( l 6 for Common Western Reserve; - 17@l8 for Factory , and .19@)20 for Goshen: • , ; ' CARBON OIL—Is dull though firm with light ofierings.,and prices are pret .ty-well sustained--28@)30, in It jobbing way. DRIED 'FRUIT—Is very dull, and to use a common expression ' abintt " , played out" for this season. Holders are anxious to , realize, .and there are no 'established quotations. ' • '' EGGS—Unchanged at 18. FEATHERS -- Supply in bands of commission men almost exhausted. Live • geese • may be quoted at"Bs©9o, to the trade, and fl in a:retail way. - FLOUR- T ls though che detnend has not' improved inuCh,l and prices are Xelatlyely lowsr herelhan they are in the west. We ,contitttn);ltol, quote at 18®6,50 for Spring Wheit - brands; -- ind 11747,50 for Winter, as to quality. GRAlN—Wheat is in limited supply and firmer and compared with last week prices are higher we now quote at sl,llo® 1,35 for Red, as to quality. Corn is in rather better beniand and higher; sales of mixed at 74©75 and yellow at 80€083. Oats a shade stronger, though as yet un changedvArbeliquoted.4l,4l3sW W., track and R store 'ateattrur bitteein tleit timid higher, - with safolint . 81,18®1,18, and quotations may be given fairly at 81,15@1,20. Nothing doing in Barley. HAY—Baled is still (Nol6l at $2011125; on. Wharf, as to qnality. • HAY—Sales at Allegheny Scales of 42 loads at .21®35 for old, and 121,f0r new. Striw solttat.s2or • " ' ; HUSlOaSafes'ist.3 s r:te Per pound. HEMP—Sales at .210. LlME—Cleveland Lime Is quoted at $2,50; per bbl, and Common White at rt„-1 - LARD .0.1.11-11;ftilanWi r lli-sluiPat with the advance in Lard, and ten d- ing upward. PEANIITS—SmaII sales at 120. • , 11:11YrATgES1rDuLl: . old T /crop iquoted at 35@4liper bduchel, :and- ife•W‘st-13,25® 3,50 per bbl. .PROYISIONS—FIrmer and a shade higher. We now quote Shoulders, at .1411@15; Ribbed`: Bide% :: 17 34@/ 73 / 4 ; Clear Sides, 1834®18X; Breakfast Bacon, 2 1 1 21®213, for Sugar Cured !Hums and_ 16,%@16% for Sugar Cured Shoulders: ' =Dried Beef, 21. , Me55.P0rk r 533,75, Laid, • 20 in, tierces,i 'hf bblickand 21 in pails and kegs. SEEDS—The demand for Clover and Timothy Seeds seems to have almost en tirely' subsided. Flazaeed_,would sell but there bfriblfW ,rtiark SILT—Is dull and drooping; may be quoted at 11,70 by the oar. load. • Slr rOtwouiart, June 26.—Flour is in fair 'del:halm, with. salsa... Qt.. my; . 85,76(i) 6,00.' Wheats le th... ea of No.. 2at 111,2(Vand . 1, 'Cern and' Oats are unchanged and in fair demand. .tOtton Is firmer 44 pricea lend Award at the at (62 l'Obasco is unchanged and no sales were d6de.to•day. Whisky is unsettled and ull and prinaa :asking 93c. ViovlidteSirake inactive, with` nothing of consequenoe done, and prices nominally Anchangedil :Mesa Pork tiao'held, at. ;13 2, Bulk. meats+ are 'held st-12.16®139 for ohoulders, and I.6Me f f/W . siclea l • Bugar.eurod hams at 20@)210. Lard 1950; the demand. totalling and•no sale* gf consequaucomere made. ..Butter is. in light, order. demand. at 03@1:10o for fieeh.! Baal are held aL 17c, • with light receipts. Grooerleaand 011 are phanged7Tcord - ,137 buying. . ' t i rotßOO, • lithe • 28:—.1 0 1tair dull- and Whdat ashade loWerund active And:firni; Wither at $1`,37®1.37,rbT0. ,red at:21,314T0il 4At 21,62@1,66; 'closing at $1;64. Corn 1®26 : better:' and` moderately activosAo.,-1 at.74M,.N0. 2 at 72, rejected 'ld Cati steady at 65 for Michigan. ityu in good. request and none bffetitig, No.l nominally at 1 1 X@I,10. Barb.VIAITII.7.-IThe .receipts ' l'irr +The past twenty-four amounted B,3oo:barrelt ttout,Aomo _bushels •' ; wheat; k 4 t • , e•-p up ) 1 4 1 4 1 tieb 3 • • *IWAMOTO , for thu ma tliaOi'weie , 7l;3o9,burrelO of 4 i 1 0114-;,' TOM bilidttiriif MOAN NTT*. 2,B6trbtlitujilli droate, 100 ells' of rye. `196%; Erie, 29M; pref., 57; Hudson, 185%; , Harlem, 145; preferred, 144; Reading, 98; Terre Haute, 38; do. preferred, 69; %ea. bash, 73; do. preferred, 82; St; 1 3 gui, 75 %; do. preferred, 88; Fort Wayne, 156%; Ohio and Mississippi, 32%; MlOl. San Central, 134; Michigan Southern, 107 N:: Illinois Central, 144; Pittsburgh, 101; Rock Island, , 1183 f; Northwestern, 82k; do. preferred, 98; Chicago and Al ton, 159; Hartford, Burlington and Quincy, 190;.C. C and I. C., 40%. CoPP9re - at Boston: Copper Fails, 8; Franklin, - 15; - . - Heels, 85: Hanimok, 3; Quincy, 24. Receipts at the Sub-Treasury, $1,274.- 200; paytaents, $2,502.4; Palanee 1 87 97 909,109: PITTSBeRaiI
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