EE
0
DuqUESNE , WORKS.
COLEgAN, & CO.,
•
IRON, NAILS, STEEL.
. . -AXLES.
.
ippatizalT, • A*AD,JrNLATAI .
JLAT ROtryD'A E. NTLF•Qtr ARE IRON.
VD, MP,. SHAM AND WANE. IRON,
• '
GILTS I'L-AT:a4 &NV .11HATIS,
GUARD. .ON and.priOPFEß BARR,
LA GA''. , _ O
UNDER
T AND FLAT RAIL, for Costßoada.
• /SEWN B A p;'W FFIYA3 - _4, -- HAR RI PW TR r 771,.
P IFLTIVATOR STALL,
, f 411 1: tr u ti t tA i r4ide . U.LOS 71, 3 1.4 p.
•
COACH.
COACH, Ilutkeerai!a NAEON glastzts and
.4
_XLEr , _ •; ‘• I
• ' AND
All epods Choi:and_ Warranted.
,
ATM& Alleghearntrer,
goad. 77 W-4tar,...44-,Taa, F l Attablargh.
~ — ._°l ll2 •
AstEttit. wORKs .
MOE & 00,
manntoot4eri.4l" ivety . deedription of
'CAA" A3r6l ' 4
, 4 Y 11 :9t0 STEEL,
• - 02.4 1 1'W ' MAROS; , t ' ,
Is pi a ...l l .qujeLA.Trditit•SPErNE+9,
i • A4'.E., WIT.,?Er l t, ITER acc., Ate
; •
f
• -
Wareheuse, St Wateipalioo Fled i
Sta.
gE33E MILLE
ttEO. W. fit'Aß., • • • "eR u
A.'Bl , CEKIII. I4
SlTtClas.' PAElaur3-13. M. KIER.
CRESCENT ST.EKX., WORKS,
IIi.ARI-4: PARKIN)
• ottice;;.*: 3s9l.ll: 4 erty St,
ntd:paa. • .; rrtmssime H. rd.
' '
BLACIViJEOWAIM.
• St+....tr i . WORKS.
- PARK- n t'i
.
lispatikettivins
Office arul WalttippEt:."t4EfitTlP TH, THIRTY.
• "MOT a.4d 4A-ai9)%41 Equ'EUTs,
ilifibr *MKS.
"B. YgliblEat i Frelin.«.:ll4l'.7 I: onme. Bia;;;:
t
13141MIPPEMIPAMPE
iY.II -
' ANA Afttt
'Ott.`. CO.,
.•
..!
SCACIRT:IV4i=COXIIIIO OP
'; •'T .• :14 6.: ",.
Ear Iraq;
Itailroad Fish Patti! and Bolts;
l' . .. i tgllitireifid ale dealea..golled;
ilreadwaitieildli Hammered;
beetimeliva trafteati •
' Locemottsfeta'aidkedfdpee;
Ipide,Rods;
Xokas,letrii4i; • tt
NatanAteatim i.",
Bt fika llb l/e 0 . 1 1 1 4 3 cCemi
tilimaintmataDimalkap •
Pitman Jaws, Collars, ate. •
• oidOck 'itd.fint7 STRICECT,
IMPW
..ILLERMESENIROCESS•
"to grant Item
stir,
,tyr .the PRO-
The4tilield4 nollW I • L. fed to goo d fr oi ,
• the'dront thiteeos , A lit' elder Iron. and the
• eedneed'eoqi t juntuuracthrere of
Partlebi4ll4,yist4t.44ti 01 #414116,nises by
sl49. 4 f ed g.. irl to.!;, ;J..;
: J',USILES: SPEER .
. the Trustees,
may
en 4l.' aad.-110Calteittbte zpoildpig, 96J
troadth tts4 eiT i;
Pay tte.3 lareteirted site Invited'. to viola the
rilitOENßEhriamafFAlßS; peel the •roceinthe
71(01/ in llllCCeitataile tiOris 4 ' ' leS:da
NivassoN, ruElarlis. a, co.,
- P - Eilinallikl l abk , ' Works,
orb.pu, t okl...lur pm.
"no T Alp l a. awie.
s satracin
13 re Agai VOtiftDEß
I I • 44, • ht.
443 / 12111 ':eckigk 1 ii:;•;0";;;...",./iszrirar gum
OHN M; COOPER
Bell CO
eg
'axtd".llrasl.Founders:
:IMAMS
. ;11( o tAT*4Y
idaiattuo-`anitlr y op Fitan: s,
G/Sl.t,'W LI BING,
4 111 . 141TitE, 81IFEn AND
,CIIECff Lib VE
. .
(moan PAZICERN.,
311-I,OON C.Octi - s
9
Bras Work of every description tor
:Steam, Water and Oil.
MAN ur..4.crunnas cutirnani
•
Improved "Balalice-IVled — steam Pump,
Agents for Dreyfus' Patent'Oil..
ers, the betitin the Market.
Office and Works, corner 2.hineenth and Pike
"
Arnicti
I DAS ON; nEWART &
Having removed their . ops9a to
06i Aisittkr
. .
(Lately City Flour Mill) SECOND ELMS..
: •
Are howca.pc=tdierol:llo:llo.
gitliasy, , w.fC,lstlhe
lowestita rke p r• • ' ...2. ' ' • '
All order& ten at their mace. or addressee to'
thelo through the mall. will - be attended to
promettv.
F ':.
1111XJAiur, eznesimr...»..,•—•••••rrlitarS.z.lB.
to INGERLT lc CLEII9IBIICce
4., •sspiri
eso. 5 . : sciwounAm44,o -
...,110.441CAL Urn; , •; la,ivimm.': . '•,7,
:The only Steam Lithoirammr Establishment
orate Mountain& Smarms Garda, Letter
bone% abe' ow,Clards.
o of Do
, .
Milk Tis aDA If
-, • • MO% tiara; . •
litmK:tetizTere o;
EM
Petra() II
DALZ
PHILAD
Boom 1
spin '. 133
ECLIPSE
Lubr!eat
/ellipse •
Mande gre
limpid ai lo;
tropical CO .7
Laeomottv
Will cut Se 1 1 ,
Saw SIM a
Adapted to
Spindle is
011. 'Janne ;
Harness 4)
ARMOR VA
Work and Mac
These pro, u
Tvreddlelsat I
cap. '1 he Lab
PerieoliY Pure
ored, start d a
remain lon rid ,
OW are nneq
msny ottue p
be examined
ISTREET,
TACii B
COMM"
Petroleum
tirrtt.
alner ttstgu bumf .
Phliadvlzad s 0
•DLw9O
Diabloxv
H. M.
Cllce; rfniaz
rent D
prEr.alute
NOVI'
. :Fo o n
P
• 1 "7 8 TOISOC
," • WAUX
8
/Mu-raced Pai v e
aomoz . OP PI
NAP FORT PITT
BDRY 0014.P,iNY.
OFFICE ANTI wenks,
WELF. TH STREET,
I - . LITSBITAGEL PA
rlnes, Rolling Mill Ma
ery, Nail Machines, Re
and Castings generally.
I - TIONAL .FOSUNDRY
AND PIPE womci.
er Qarro laa 19...a31inan a ts,
unarm weaD.)
P
ILLIAM SMITH,
Manufa.ottiroz of
TIRON BOWL PIPE
IYM VAS AND WATER WORMI
Des are all cast Invarlablyin Pita, In dry
land. nd RA feet lengths. Also. full asaortMeut
of general
tings for tats add. Water - Works.
wo 4 also call the atiention of tend•
ents of Gas Works to m 7 make of RETORTS.
0 666 WOrA. lA,
•
aT . E.Sn4 FORGE,
.. . 4
•PD,LIADI MILLER,
•
( or to JOS: P. HAI ill it . ,C0. 1 )
, .- - , ~
Ras Rites co- e xtensive with the leading
.Forges In the East, and Is prepared to promptly
and sat sfactortly_fill all orders for STEAMBOAT
, SHAT' S. CRANSCS, PISTON ROD- , ,Lr. FEES,
156(145il
PI fid A N JAMS,WILISTS, RAILROAD AILLES,
LOCI t OTIVK 'FRAMES, together with every
i l i
descrip vn of SHAPE WORE. Office and Forge,
Dorner:d.Daquesne Way and First Street.
gpi-iih 0 , - ..
Raiiir.Nsortir, 4 . GA a, CO., , I
flucoe on to BOEINEION. MINIS a Ifirsams,
Foti. = HINGTON WORKS,
. NUN EMS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
~ .nniatke
rde i s ti j!lt ,
and dMs
Office,
Street..
Age its
Tor eeedl
THO.II
, rers of Boat and Stationary Steam Ma
in Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
Muting& of all descriptions: 011 Tanks
Bo r and Sheet Iron Work.
0., corner First and Smithfield
or GIT 'EI PATENT IN:TECTOB
rs
• • Bone.
jaillrillS
Ills
S C LEV & CO.
' ant Fa' r and Mach Works,
:EY BT., - ; :RENT CITY. :P4.,
re of 8 • JIM Engines, 011 Presses,
r Ist and Saw 14W Work,
Lae °gulags, Orate Bars,
AgOn no ea, Build to order an 4
•En . • sot all sizes. rivl4:q6
fourth
Manitise •
E.uleys,
olling •
Weights,
have on •
HAL PoIINDRY
D ROLL WORKS
1 1343 Penn Stibeet.
I . 11, BOYD & BAGA.LEy.
, min castingt, Roll Lathes. &c.
Chili Roll,
OILS.
G AND KING,
Lion Mereb* and Brokers Bs
and its Products,
BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
ppm& ADDEI43B,
, Chamber of Commerce,
•OUTS BECODIR STREET.
PETROLEUM REFINERY.
MIT W. C. WEDDLE,
?ACTUBEE OP
& Hlgli Test lin* b3l&
.
tlfoad Azle OH.
t heat without change; remains
eat temperatures. Special uu for
ates or hot Weather. .
Engine, Ilookine shop,
. -
d Playact/11111 011 s,
ibigh_epeed.
vt , ooli Head-Light
!.s'ff. s Sta Benzole,
legoll, Gasoline,
Parreltinc.
Sif, to preserve Briebt iron
nery from Rust.
ts are manufactured under Dr.
latAnttlriterheated ite=
odorlessinVse
srealT;unifon, antmoillt
gb temperature unchanged. and
.uring ex tretne cold. The Railroad
.alled, and are In constant use on
duclpal Railroads dampies can
.d orders left at 174 WOOD
k a at tiharps burs:Bridge.
OTHERS,
rON'IMERCITANTS, •
D DRALMis Ig
and its Products,
e WILY an itreqs. •
ce--)A7 WALNUT BT.
wintai4'
LONC & CO.,
~I L
`BIN6,
g_==2m2!
TY W.Oitim
t co.
741 0 2 1781g88 OP
AN AHD, Orli RR a R
PAT
xit UNTB
LEIS: "
Door Apok. anti Latches,
4 49 1 i 4 nxial, Xclo
Alglllllll 1P1 1 VTR,
PITtSBUIGH a.. TE WEDICESD:AY, JULY 7. 1869.
M:1
ENGINES, 801
HUGH 1 1 1. BOLE '& ,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists.
Itfanufactnre STEAMBOAT ENGINES and NE S
STA
TOeiAaI Y tte NG o N l E v ,o ed a to ou e new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horseepower.
-CASTIGS. of every kind, made to order atom'
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below Market.
'RIGS for Oil Wella, SHAFTING, PULLEY%
HANGERS,HOUSE and TOBACGOscRrws and
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
order, at the
. INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny River, near the Point,
/Or All orders promptly filled. MIT MS
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
• _
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUED TUBULAR,
ERPIER - BOA' AND CYLINDER STESULt BOIL-
S,_ ,
OIL STILLS AND. OIL TA_NKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND • ASH PANS,
SETTLING I PANS . , SALT PANS AND CON
STEDEAM NS
PI ER
PE • '
S;
S, GASOMETERS AND IRON
PRISON D O ORSOR AND COAL BRUTES .
Office and Warehouse. corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
inTi'SEIIIRGET. Pa.
•
1111 ord e ra lent to the above address will be
PrOMDtly attended to. mh7d99
& CO.,
T V
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOB. 110. AA, WI AND AR PMT ST.
. .
Raving secured a large yird and turniihed It
wata the - most approved machinery, we are pre
pared to manufacture every description. of BOIL
ERS in the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made In the country. Chimneys, Breeching;
Fire Beds, Stemit• Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, salt Tans, Tanks, 011 Agita
tors, Bettltng Pans: Boiler Iron. Bridßelh sugar
Pant; and tole manufatturers of Barn= s rat
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on shortest notice. 1a6:c21
JANE® 1111. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
0
PITTSBURGH. Pd.,
•
arAinmccrnataxt or
IRON OIL TANKS,
szrriass rAws, cerrzs STEAM PIPE,
ROLLENO MILL BTACEE, •
' And SEE= IRON WORE,
For Steamboats.
JAB= h. 81t11811................KDM1TND D. Eritrea
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
KANDY/L=IMS OP
Steam Boilers, Oil. Stills, Tanks.
SREET IRON, INOIELS ,
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TOV.ES. ,CASTINGS, &o:3
_
A11...13.17.A1DLEY dc CO.,
ON .R 0 WORD STREET,
,
, ,
. Manufacturers of me greatest variety of
. ,
,
CX),k,,Parlor and Heating Staves,
,
• ,
„, - TO BE rou ND.
, .
/
In.oor assortment will be found all the 4,ILTEST
PATT. ItIVS AM/ IMPltOlic MENT: 4 . and the
„reputation of our Stoves , s stich that any one In
want of a good article should purchase none but
those manufactured by us, as they will be found
'the most ourabie as well as economical. Would
call narticu.ar attendon t 6 our new VOLGA No
ATOVE. for ehurchet, halls ano stores. Over 500
"old in !Luce months. Intended for A 'fluor with
15u t easlhg. AII wto have uted :them Pronounce
them superior to any other and far cheaper.
Send for Vatalogue and Price List. ' e3O
,
GRAFF, HUGUS - & CO.,
.
IKANWPACTUIMPA OF EVKAY VARIZTY OP •
' 65 TIC:2OC7MISI,
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
.
'TILE FIERY FURNACE,"
YOE WARMING BUILDIN6B.
THE NEW ANTi-DtrliT COOKING STOVE,
••REOULATOR." COLUMBIA COOK STOVE
PRE
CTAVAM MAStA r EII,I P A RTA NA
REP ' , EOTOR, ORATES ,_ f r ee from Ittand duk
GRATE FRONTS , FENDERS, £c.
206 and 208.%_,Liberty Str e et,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
eZ:yl7
•UOOK. STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSEJL.I. it CO.'S
TItItIMPH.
FOB BITUMEN 0 U 8 COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
,
*ll as any other Store b the Tinton.
BISSELL & 00.,
No. 586 Liberty St - reet.
Clio on hand and for oat;
PARLOR STOVES, •
HEATta t i tr r Val fivis
rANDB
juk
f:00K IRO IiANOES, Ao.
• LUMBER
TO. BUILDERS I -
S 00.000 feet Dry Pine lioards.,'
150.000 feet lyi loch Clear Plank;
95.11UU feet Lts !null Common Plank:
25.000 feet Dry 1 and X Inch Oak.
515,000 ft. ,As, 1,13 k, SI and 3 inch Poplar
o.oou lee' Dry Poplar Scantling;
10.000 feet Dry Yellow Pine Boards;
100,000 feet Hemlock Se awing.
803.000 feet No. 1 18 Inch begins* Shin
1100.000 Nlit, 11 6-Inch Shingles, sawed;
60,000 No. 116 - inch Shingles, &paved;
80.000 Fire Brick;
1,000 Fire Tile.
lOU Tons Fire Clay;
Mao, Saw Mill Lumber, • LOons Cedar
Posts. and all articles In the Hee on handand for
sale by AL SICANDEII PATTERSON. Yards—
No. 151 Rebecca street and corner of Pre ble and
Junlataatrerts,' tax th war d , Alleateny„,fate bor
ough of Manchester.
- . c. • , spiti
-
. 1 " ai muisualos
Eu 8eL1,0411v., ; e f
B;tiei• leastares,
NO. lowitut gnaw: - •
, • 18etw:84, : rabirrs tad hole! Arslitir
Ottlirirpftipity Weak! 10. Oats
(Niat Tar. POINT,)
PITTB.I3VBEfft. EA.
K.&X1:7 4 ._ 401T01K813 OP
STOCKHOLDEIIS INDIVIDUILLY LIMILB.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
POBEIGN EXCHANGE
Bought and sold, and when dellreo remitted to
Europe. collections made . on all the principal
points of the United states and Caaa.m.
Dowimcic iliiiSzw, President.
) JAMES Ic';eee. Vice President.
Jouz B. tioitsmair. Cashier.
DIRZCTOti 8.
D. thmsen. James kfeCabe,
_Thomas Rourke, John Savtige,
J. Dunlevy, Jr., , Terence Campbell,
Patrick K.,ne,.. James Phelan,
Chas. B. Barr, . H.A.Preyvugie,
Jno.Jus.Hermann. '',Thomas Barnes,
,•Hnith Keating lel:k6
_______ _________________________
PEOPLES' SWINGS gel
Of Allegheny.
CORNER FEDERAL AND LACOCK STREETS.
CAPITAL •=• •- • • $lOO,OOO
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
Bank of Discount and Deposit.
: Pukszfout74—S. N. HARTMAN. •
D CAM . E. P. YOUNG.
S. H. Hartman, W. H. Burt.
J. P. Henderson, J. C. Patter.on,
J. Kohen, • B. P... Brown,
Samuel Dyer, •U. L./Regrow,
G.Hibitum' EuIZ:B2
DOLLAR 941 FINS HANK.
. .
NO. 65 FOURTB STREET: •
CHARTERED IN 110118. •
ASSETS ' ' 4121,803,431 33,
Open daily; from 9 o'clock:A. Si. to 3 o'clock
P. xi., and SATURDAY, EYENIIIDIS,- .from
May let to November Ist,' from"?' to 9 o'cic.d . s
an
d from November Ist to May trete 0 to. e
Deposita received of all sums of not less , than
ONIt DOLLAR. and a dividend ',of the .p'outs
declared
has
'a year,' Di ',Dine ands ecebr..
Interest has been 4 eelanklatnnl.andually In June
and December since,the Itank .
, was organlied, •at
tiirrate of Mx per bent. A year.
~. . ,
• Interest , if not 'drawn Out,- Is piaCed 'to the
credit of the depositeir asprincipal, and bears the
mime int erect fromthe /at day a of June and
'December, compounding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to Call, or even to present
his pass book. At this rate money wilt double in
leer th.in twelve years.
Books containing the charter, By-Laws, Rules
t and n at t Regu he lat d ons, furnished gratis, on applica
io ,
_.,.GE ALII REE ..
Puir sinitim — GßOß - ALIIR;
VICEPILBBIDSNTB:
John G. Backofen, 'A M. Pollock; M. D.,
I
Benj. V. Fs hnestock, Robert Robb,
• James Herdruan,` , • John H. iiheenberer,
James McAuley, - James shlule, g
James B. D. !deeds,. Alexander s per
e, •
Isaac M. Pennock, ChristlarrYeager.
TAVIITZES: •
Wm. J. Anderson, Robert C. Loomis;
RA I
Calvin Adams. ' Henry J. Lynch,
J ohnge.
C. Bindley, Peter A. Mad , irs,
George Bind
y'' . John atllirpb .11.
,' ,
Hill surgwin. ' Walter P. lifarlihall;
Alonzo A. Carrier,
,Jobn Et, McFadden,
Cha , lesA. Ooltott, , ' Ormsby Phillips,
John-Bylin e , ' ' ' Henry. ' Ringwalt ; •
John J. killieepie, Wm. g.'iletimerre,
William.S.-Have W illiam
an :
Peter Hi"Hnnktr, 'William Van Kirk,
Ritsbard al" sl y Is
m. Whittler, •
Jamul 4). Eel . Wm. P. -WILMA&
..:.
LES A. (*tercel.
rrAer--J mace e. I). ESELPS.
AMERICAN BANK.
NO: 80> FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBIIRGII.
CAIS CAPITAL ..... $200. 000
Stock lokiers Individually Liable.
BANE OF .101C0 [TN r ALlif 0 DEPOSIT.
JOHN FLOYD WM. FLOYD,
Preeident. Casbler,
DrruccTOng.
Thos. M. Marshall, 1 io'n M. Martiand,
Wm. T. Shannon, i ; hichlbald Wallace,
James W. Arrhtt, ' i Jasi D. Kelly;
Chas. B. Leech, _ ' :'' Wm. Flo ..y%,
John Floyd, i • ' L ' 't ,' •
This Bank Ls now frilly organized an , repared
to do a general Banking bness.
Jeisk4a bin‘
FORT •
PITT BANKING COMPANt
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : :: ' 'z $2OO
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT t3F_,(Mit3l
AND COLD,
INTEREST ALLOWED ON MIE DEPOSIT
Collections made on all accessible Points In
the United States and Canadas.
• CTOR/3:
D. Hostetter, DIRE •
Jno. 0. Bieber, •
James Chwdon,Robt. H. Hang
D. Wa Andrew 31111er, ,
B. Fawcett, I Junes M. Bailey.:
BAWL. NrceLITRIZAji, Pres,t.
D. LET WlLSON.,Cashter.
ART, CAUGHEI & CO4,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
f;kPi%et. .Thil%i'and Wood Streets,.
P1 7 1 7 113131 1111431[1, - I "Atk.,
,
uwoonsons TO HANNA, HART A c 0..)
' DNAISZB IN •
&Lamp), Coin, Coupons,
And pa:Molar etaate l a paid to the nurohase
COVERNNIENT BONDS. .
Bight Drafts 032 London.
N. HOLMES do SONS, \
XELEELMBLIMIEtiSsi
57 Market Street,
X O . I ' I '2"X`SEUItGtH.
Collections mace on all the principal points of
the United ntates. and Clawing,
Stinks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON OOMMISSION.
Particular attecUois paid to the Purchase and
sale of
United States Securities.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
1 343ri1r..02=5,
114 SQUTH THIRD STREET,
- PHILADELPHIA
STOCKS and BONDS of all descriptions
bought and sold
Special attention gt‘en to the puteheet and sale
of Uovernment Sect:Miles
crry
12 Fifth Street, Pittablirgh,-Pa.
CAPITAL, 9100,000.
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Priets. i_
I
PH. R. MERTZ, Banker
Cot.. Wood and Fifth Streets.
JAS T 1 BRADY 84 Co.,
(Successor) o 13. : JONE8 & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Ste.,
"' PkT mir.. En rt. lE3'
BUY N ANDI3ELL AI4. KINDS or N •
N -
GOVERNMENT- • SECURITIES,
• Gm), \ SUM AND comiNs,
ON MOST PAIVONA-BLE TERMS. •
,
Ifflr Interest Allowe'd .nn Deposita,
Money loaned on Bove/lament Bonds at
oweat market rates.
Orders executed for the Purebsee
and Sale of STOCKS; BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMES •T. BRADT &
GOVERNMENT' BONDS !
We will reglsier 1111 kinds of ', Government
Bonds tree of charge. This gives the bolder ab
solute security against theft,loss, or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY , & CO.,
Dealers in Government Bonds,
COB. rOITETZI, ar. WOOD STS.
my'sa
rjle pittztrurgij GkEttt,
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GA.7..ETTRI '
TUESDAY, July 6, 1869.'
Contrary to all expectations the week
opened with bearish feeling' in stocks,
lo4 \ ands and gold. The markets all ciosed
strong and higher lon Saturday, and
fromthe fact that the Government
dish ursed unexpectedly about nearly
five vciflictis of currency hi payment
for bondkand for to•day ari easy money
market and a`general large advance, at
least in bonds arid stocks, was expected.
The market,',nowever, opened dull and
soon declined under a great money
pres Sure, and better quotations for bonds
in London. \ '
Gold opened at 137, became suddenly
dull and heavy, declined at once' to 136,
and after 3P. 11., went down to .135 t
with more sellers than buyers: \ .lt is
'now supposed that no gold will be ship
ped during this month, and some hol
ders of gold having become tired paying
from Xto ;4 per cent. per day 'for hav
ing their gold carried, have, to a great
extent, realized. A reaction in money
market 'Would; however, immediately
revisethe speculation for higher gold,
which may. set in at any moment.
Government bonds remain firm and
have only declined X per cent. from
their higher point.
In stocksthe decline has been from 34
to 6 per cent. Ia the afternoon Neti
York Central solefrom"l96 down to' 190,
.
North West from S 3 to 85, Fort Wayne
from 167 X to 155, Cleveland r from 106%
to 103 X, and othersin proportion. Ex
press stocks remain firm at the decline,
and although lower, are expected to ad
vance with the easier money market.
Fluctuations are likely to be very vio
lent during the week, and a sharp reao
lion will no doubt set In perhaps dur.
big the day. -
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 135 X; Silver, 127; Eighty
one's, 117 X; Five Twenties % 1862,; 1213;;
do 1864, 1173;; do /865, 118 X; do 1865,
Consols,ll6X; do 1867, 1163 X; ~ do 1868
116% ,
; Ten Forties; 108 X; New York
Central, 933 i; Erie, —; Reading, 97X;
Pittsbingh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 65; Ohio & Misissippl,
32%; Michigan Southern, 10SX; Cleve-
Rock %island, 17X; Chicago &I North
Western, 81X; Chicala& North Western
Preferred, 9514; Adams Express Com
pany, 60; Merchants Union Express,
---; Pacific Mail, 90X; Western "Union
Telegraph Company; 363‘; Am. W. Ex
press, 40.
xxcßANos, , Large. • Small.
London, per 4.... .... ; . f 6,75
Paris. per fraece ,:e 7 °
Berlin Thaler . • 900 uo
.Frankfort; \ florins 563i0 57 0 0
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady dt Co. Gold, 1353ir United
States'Sixei, 1881, 117 X; Five-Twenties,-
1862, 1213,; do. 1864,1173 x; do. 1865, 118 X;
Ten-Forties, 108 X; Five-Twentiea, Janu
ary and July, 1565, 116 X: do. do. 1867,
// 6 11: do. do.• 1868, 116 X; Due Com
pounds, 119; Union Pacific Railroad, 90;
Central do; do., 99; Cy. Pacifica, 106;
Superior 96.
zah3o
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
• NEW Yons, July 6, 1860.
The money market was very stringent
before three o'clock, and the rates for call
'loans advanced to 3-16@y 4 per cent. The
great bulk of the business, however, was
done before the rise, and most, brokers
did.not pay over 140 per cent, and inter
eat. Discount operations are c )mpletely
checked by the high rates for money on
call. It will be observed from the Sub-
Treasury Statement, elsewhere, that
there is a wide difference between the
balance of Saturday and to.day. This
discrepancy is due to the operation of
charging up interest. Sterling dull, but
firm at 934@)9X. Gold market heavy
t hri mglEUl - ..tile day And declined froth l37 to 1
, with scarcely a reaotion t zTheie
lwas a ."good'' drat,' of long gold • Hold by
:POONA Carkying.ll for. some time past,
and this added to the •depresslcin'fdr the.
limetittle 13914 . 01 earanceli 183 . 000 19 00 . MAY'
being U204116' par wit.. Szporui t
$160,090. Importalud week ..690,63&
GOverruhents list was firm during the
day, but towards the close fell off Lu,syza,
FINANCIAL.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
OFFICE OP PITTSBIA _
GAZETTE, ? -
MONDAY, Jul 5, 1868. f,
The supply of Cattle on siti to-day
was'rather light , about 675 head, lint con
siderably
in excess of the.demand\nev
,-.
ertheless, as there was quite a numbar
left over unsold. The market, however„\
_
might and often has been a good deal -,
worse than it was to-day, and had jt not •
been for the fact tnat it was a hohday,
t .
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there would doubtless have been more •
buyers, and in that event with light offer
ings, an advance would Probably have .
been establiehed. As it wag prices were
about the same as last week, goed cattle
commanding' .good prices, rhile corn-,
mon and Medium stock, of which the
offerings'consisted mainly, were slow
sale, and to effect sales at all, low prices
•
had to be accepted. • . -.-
Of the Cattle on sale to-day fifteen cars ..
were from Chicago;. two from Indiana;
eleven from Ohio and about four from .
Pennsylvania. As already 'lntimated
the quality of the cattle 'was hardly up
to the standard of the last few weeks. :.
though there was a fair number of good
fat Steers, but they sold at relatively -•
better prices , than inferior and common..
The very best steers sold at from 735©8;
fair to good at 6%(:)7„ and commonish
at 6@6%. There was a fair number of . :
stock cattle on sale, but there were no ,
country buyers in attendance, and the ~
most of them were left dyer unsold. ':
P. Sheiternantle 8 head Butler county
steers and heifers, at 5.
L. Rothchilds 32 Chicago steers, at
7 @ 7 3.i. -.- . - =
Kraus 4t. Haas 35- Chicago steers, at
76.`.7% ,
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Jacob Needy 53 head ,
Ohio, cattle at
.6@B cts. • - .
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Lowensteen it Zeigler 20 head diana
steers for Foster, at 5%@6,85.
M. Verner 17 head Washimitorium
steers, at 6@7.
Foster sold 20 Indiana steers averag
ing 1,065, to Greenwald et Kahn at 7 cis. \
Peter Hartman 28 head Greeh Co. steers, '
at 7,40@7,90.
at Katz tit Keefer 18 head Chi \steers,
©7%. - • ,
S. Marlis & Bro. 5.3 h ad Chicago
steers, at 6@B cts.
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Haziewood ,t. Blackstock Sold 21 head
Belmont Co. steers and heifers, at 6@7y
—l6 left over. . -
Traurinan & Lohman 117 head from
Chicago -part of - them - left over. ~
Greenwald ct Kahn sold 40 head Ohio = • "
graded cows and heifers, at 6@73; 20
Indiana steers at7@)73. , ,; 5 Ohio steers at 8. ..
Jas. McAllister sold 16 bead :Upper
Sandusky steers to 1 1Fzlewood de Black--
stuck, at 7%; retailed 16 head at 7@7%;
L.. 1 J. Shamberg 32 mixed stock. '
Holmes,'Lafferty & Co. 75 head mixed
Stock, at •14@4‘.
Hedges dt Taylor 53 bead Indiana and
Missouri stoelt, at 6%(4)7:40.
...Tas.Hanlin 15 head Washington, Co. • -:
steers, at 5%6%. •
_ SHEEP.,
. ,
The sheep market was again hard to
• day, notwithstanding the number of salea, j
was not as large as -last week by 600 head.
Last week, however, several droves were
taken by wholesale buyers, while to
day, the demand' was confined: mainly to•
su n pplying the wants of the retail trade.
ad it is possible that a number would
be left over unsold. Of the 1,200 on sale,
there were but very good sheep, and as
in the case of cattle, prime fat sheep
gold ;quicker and at relatively better
prices than the common grades, in con
sequence of the fact that there were' but
very few of this kind on sale. The
highest price we have named was 43;c4
and the number sold at this " price was
very small. - 1 - Quotations for _good to
prime fat mutton sheep may be given at
4®434,
and extra at 43;. Lambs sold at,
from 81 to 113% per head.. Followin Is
a report,of the sales: g
Adam Eckert sold 131 lambs at 81,50©
3,75 per heud. '
R. 8. Kilter, sold 48 Butler county
stock - at . 813; per head for sheep, and
12,50 for lambs.
J. Walters sold HO sheep . at el @2,50
per head. ' •
• Jacob Emmill sold 100 sheep at 120
2,sopand lambs at 8 1 ,50®2,25. '
tn
Scheiteantle Flinger sold I&
2 sheep at $2@3,50, and lambs at 11,25&
,25.
•Jonathan Davis sold 350 lambs at
82,25©3,60, and sheep at $2,76@0,50' per
J. F. Neely sold 103, averaging 80 Ills,
held at 40.
James Kerr sold 35 Washington county
sheep at 82.40@4,00 per head.
J. C. Mc:Neese sold 80 at an average of
$.2 for sheep, and El®2 for lambs.
unsold .
Reardply 50, and Hamlin 54, mostly \
The demand for this grade of stock
continues yerylight, and the market is
dull while prices are -unchanged: sales
In a retail way at from 9©1034 gross as
to quality and condition. • •
Dry Goods Market.
NEW Yons. July B .—Market very
quiet but firmer for domestic cottons: and
in ayciipathy with raw material. In car.
petings the market is -firmer arid
strong- on 'ill 'de:Arable 'makes. The
Lowell Dompany,h4ve advariood their
nriees of mediums upper frolu 111,12x - r *
81,16, and their earns upper from
$1,27g to 51.80. which is the col* change
of Importance to now.
pathywith the decline in gold. Offerings,.
however, are not large, and the market
declined on small sales. Coupons of '8 t,
11 7!.4@11734; do. '62, 12 1%@121%'; do. 64,
1173 , ;,©118„'; do. '65, 11 8%@1163,/„; new
do., 116 3i®116,,<; do. '67, 1163®1169;;
do. '6B, 11634@116%; 10..408,108x@l083,;;
Pacs,
State Bonds dull. Missouria, 18; old •
Tennessee;, 61 . 1 i; new do, 58; old North
Carolinas, 56; new do., 58; new Virginias,
61. •
Stocks have been weak and declining
all day. A great many bankers, who
hitherto abstained fromcharging the ex
treme rates current for money on the ,
street ( notified .their customers today
that-they must pay them or sell stocks.
The, latter, alternative seems tD - liaye been
taken to a great extent, and hence a largs
amount of long stock has come on the
market. The continued stringency in
money also disappoints many operators
on the bull side; they have voluntarily.
relieved 'themselves of their stocks to
day. The market finally Closed firmer,
but still 'unsettled, though the prices
above were the lowest of the day.
Bidding Prices at 5:30: Cumberland,
63; Western Union , Telegraph, 383 g;
'Quicksilver, 15,1 i; Mariposa, 7; do. pre
ferred, 16; Pacific Mail, 89%; Adams Ex
press, 60; Wells & Fargo, 21: American,4o; United . Statek. 71; Merchants Union,
16 asked; New York Central, 191%; Har
lem, 142; Hudson, 161; Reading, 97,r.Erie, '
29%; do. preferred, 55; Michigan Central,
12"; Michigan Southern, 107%; Illinois
Central, 144 ; . Pittsburgh, 102; North
, western, 8011; do. preferred, 95N: Rock
"Island, 116 w; St. Paul, 74 1 /o do. preferred,
8k Wabash, 73%; Fort Wayne, 156; Terre
Haute, 35; do. preferred, 59; Ohio & Mis
zlssippi 32%.
Sub-I l reasury receipts $19,458,738; pay
ments, $1 . 274,233; balance, $98,230,998;
disbursements coin interest to.day $BOO,- _
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