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STEEL WORKS
pUttUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, &
• •
Mantitacfnrers of
ZELON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS,
Erownstz, I. A.I4D JUSIAT4 4
SLAT BAE, BOHM) AND SQUARE TRON,
BBAAIND, HOOP, SHEEI AND TANK IRON,
PL kTns AND HF ADS,
GUARD 'IRON DRAM and DEMPER BAILS
vtriet,v. lAPrinta, sent, CYLINDER
AND FLAT' RAIL, for Ccial Boadi. •
CROW 13 4 Rts,WieDGES & H Altai iNg TEETH,
?t ir treavv , z -AN NIti( I NWCITINZ EL:-
: EL, TInES, - STEEL BHAFTINO,
*ifaCH, 11G4a4 and WAGON . firEINIVS and
111 T EB i7AILIS ANDSPDCEE;
All Goods Brat Class and Warrantedt
OFFICES . AND WORKS.
• txteenth Street and dflegbeity
and 77 Water Street. Pittsburgh.
sibs
SHEFFIELD * STEfI , WORKS.
4 * .IIiGER, aga. &go:,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
ir..,,Ailittlanatacturers of every descripiion 01 . 1
T 'AND GERMAN STEEL,
EZ.JINOS,
EWA. a tIC A.NI3 PLATFORM SPBERGEty.
A1L.103, STEEL TIRE, /4., aaoo
Warehouse, 811 Water and 100 rast Fait.
- •
MILLER, BARB. & PARKIN.
• ,
(1211ILLAL r.latTlirEte: ,'
WK. NEECTCA.LY, i REUBEN' Tiiii.LEß,
ew. W. BARB, 1 CRAB. PARKIN.
BrActAL Pennrra — B. M. RUM
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS;
MILER, BARR 8; PARKIN,
°Moe, No. 339 Liberty St}
." • . PITTSBURGH. PA.
glii4:d4B • .
BUICK JIMUON-p
STEEL WORKS.
PARL - BROTUB &
31aWLIE:a
Woe and Wa_rehonae;• T.lll/irri ,
-EMT and .13?.11,21.A.v -
•
-.P.177141118.G111.,
otOir*'oida;.
It& Ticarsli.. Prix% rOBILIOIanZO3.
13.7TSBORP 0 FORGE . •
.%Plp IRON-CO.I
•
ate OP OP
Asa: 'Toni'
_aft!
_143441:F4 6 Bw .l l snit .B olts;
_
mai/rola. Car ATAes Rolle d;
Railroad Car.-AxleaHasauserili
IsioomOtivo Pieria:Lea; -
• Looomotii4i7ramoShaves;
Sider nodal . '
Yokes,'llltr aps; Piuton Beads;
St!aftiq
I.,Nti!amooo Cranks;'
I,olslonliods,.*Felstts;
pitman Jaws, Collars, Le.
rirthir
P 1 Bt $G$, FA.
ALEIVIIIREN -,IIIOEBSS.
•
'Auet 4rgatefts are now , nrepareelg
to rkgtlice__-
ilea tor, the use of the 3F,LT RAHAU-N.,r/Y4a-
Tha ntipertor quialty imparted to' gocal !zoo.
thejgreal. imp,ovement in inferior Iron. and the
reamed cobt.econrodud It to eat ntebafactiztecra of
Parties wiatini to TUIB itt 0111 444 liaansel,ty
.-SPAIYIng Up,
'.JAVEtg ' SPEED
Aitpsney fim the TniitSeS;
WOMB '" 4
loath avenue. • •
Paritus ) sae_ Matt , oll , illl4 tale
11414A8 WEI& wtere 'kbss rocees Is
luny 44dce lubaliesSitloll... leB:4n
FArsrlise,_ Nos. : - gate*
Illtdrite';9°,°B.,""""ae#43Catitin
SRMS rotnirmit.
" 11/4 21 * 1,drigig,••••••••;-. .......... .r..mortrenten,
1100 :flf;:,cOoPtit a co ! ,
.deli and-Brass Founders. 7 ,
URA r.
,CAS F EINTOS
ID
:.
AistrA rui•ierrrr.YTcPt Eit., .. •
14Ieable and Grey Iron Fittin; s,
GAS PIPE AND 'I'UtIING, •
IHROTTLE,TAFETY AND CIEECE VENDS,
ALL,GLOSEI PATTEUN.
11:111 4 0 - N - CtICIEKS,
l
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and Oil.
I '
; , ,SIAlt ll.S.St.ri USERS OF J. 2d. i cluoPp,B , 8
Improved Baltigw)Y,ltyklitest, it — inp,
4gentS for Dreyfus' Patent Oil.'
I • ers. the best in the Marko&
1 Ogles slid Works, corner Iturieenth and'Pike
Streets. sp2..
A ,
4.1,0 .4qD
;,;
.
COALS' COALS! COALS!!
DIGVOICIPMFARf*.eO. ,
P
Saving removed their Once to
NO. 56 t TiLIBERTY STREET,
LIBERTY
, ,•4 „
IZatelY r Flour mul)itzoorD
Axe now prepkrea to tarnish good TOUORIO-!
Oulitt , nr LUMP. NUT COAL 0102 , 1A0a. et the
/° A.t we i t o r _ll. l o o l- f i e ttiviitclhit•*" "titl(felise e P
them In the 1 , 111 ittdnde tat
promptly.
EE
Qoßitp.aEßtik.rT rl
- - -
BIN t
StiEllLt & CLEW, Successors ,
to oso. P. dondonitAii &CO..
finIfFICAL 14111106T4FINElfa.
alt, tam . Lithognelb
rot .e otintaituo. B ess 115.ra Letter
gado,. Bonds, Labels Oinmlars,
_Show . Cards,':.
!Boman. Portrilte viinag t etes of De-;
EltitaVatia ins
T/iitf NDERS,
INAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY' COMPANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
eirEnglnes, Bolling Mil Ma
chlaery, Nail, ,Machtnes,..,
tarts;:. andrtastings • general:O.
NATIONAI 4 FOUNDRY
AND :PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and
ININTFI WAS%)
..P.ITTEMIIIII4WB, PA.
WILLIAM
lkianufaeMmar of
OAST ICON BONITL PIPE
Foit am AND VAT= WORKS.
' are all east Invariablyln Pits, In dry
sand, and WI feet lengths. Also, full assortment
Of general
Castings ter Gas and Water Work&
I wMild also call the attention of Bnpeiintend•
ants of Gas Works to lay make of
DUQUESNE., FORGE:
ER,
.Wlllllllll .- MILL
•
(Successor 14 JOS. P. HAIGH C 0.,)
.Hu. faollities eelextenstre! with the:
leading
Forges in the Rut andls Ptelperettle Vrom.Ptli
end astistiet_ertirgit alt.:Friers forS2.a.olßtaw
SHAIFTV, (MAIMS: PISTON' BOD.,+,_LZVZItt3,
• riximAcgAmtaimounatoAD AXLES,
LUCOI.IOTFir ite.M.M,
_together, with every
ilescriptleit Of 13 WOR.KI• Ogees and Forge,
Cotner ef, - .Duquesneilfroyitud First Street.
apl4ih4o . .
.
1t0013410N 1 B4 co". ',-
- ~ , _ MIA.
. - ,l.ls.F.P.9.l!toP3Brvioi.irmrs' , .—.,
firkftitEN 011:1 —.. N WORKS,
fOUPORSIAND MACHINIMMTBIIOII6,
'talkot Beat and titilpip
Cribi sk na tpf.p . i... ngin :4 4 2 1 11 6. "WIMNI
aro t ' snOuerlid Sheet Iron Wort. . .
Obit: 9. „lik,„corticT Pint Ana Ersitlnleid
Agents f
ding Boilersor GIPPABJ)'B PATENT INJECTOR
•r ree. isiltret
T HOMAS CARLIN A 1D0.,• ~-• ....
Furth Ward Yonnikii and Nadine Works,
•
astatincy ST., AI..LBOMDIT,CITIr. PA.;
Minufactstrers of Station: try and Portable Steam
Zne r inee..l.ll.l rrea.c., roueys. .81tafting, Orin
and Saw Mill Work, Bolling Mill and Machine
Castings, Grate Barsi , Weights; Wagon Boxes,
Build to order - and have-on hand Engines of
aII 1512;e51 . , • . MVl4:q5
AN
11.
FOUNDR i Iif .
AND ROLL WORKS
151 . 80 Perm Street.
BouwAN, 808 az BAGALEy.
Chit 1 Rolls, Mill Castings, Bolli,athes,
OILS.
41MG4Nrill SING,
, 6ommlulan - 21 erebante Brut Brokers in
Petroleum and it.s PiOdllet8 3
DALZEWS SLOW( ) DUQUESNEIWAY;
nuLADELpiIuvaDDRIEss •
Boom 101,. ChaMber of COMMereses
_ 183 SOUTH SECOND STIISET..
&M • . • • igt
*ECLIPSE PETROL Etlitl REFINERY,
iitaudai c. infrEDDLE,
lIANDFACTII4tItIt or
Lubricating 41110 Test Bgning Oils.
Eclipse Railroad Axle Op. • ..
Stands great heat without change; remMns
telptdal , lowest temperatures. ,ripecial Oil for
trophml climates or hot 7Veatlien •
I.oeonrOtlireis Engine, Iffacbine . lthap,
WWgetßerews t ,
• .
, .
New Milt and Planing EUIII Oils,
Adapted ler high_speed. V %
gpinear .011; Weelrlleadi•Ligni 011,
011, Irsainelis 9 -Steir.. 1 1ensole, ,
ing& riPla lag 011,uftelin 0, .
1116 0 1 *,
ARMOR VARNISH. to , Tscesene Bright Iron
Wert-and Ylechineryfrom Best.
These 'otOoutfts are manufactured under Dr.
Twaddle's patent by Superheated gleam In Vac
cuo..l be Luhrinating Vila are - almost odcrrless,
perfectly pore. uniform, and mostly light•col.
°red. stand a Wan temperature unChan ed. - • and
remain lim rid during extrem e cold . • The
WM are .0 nequallt el. and are in constant use on
many of to a principal Railroads Sault:des -ean
be examined and orders left at 174 WOOD
IiTB.F,ET, Works at nharpstarg Bridge.
TACK 11110THEREI,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petroleum and its Products,'
. _
coiner of
a qi tl i cr i l ir 3 s .VOL L l n l n
" -151 , T1744 : 1 '!r wr , BT:
I DIAMOND "IL WORK&
••. • 1 . 7 1
'H. M. LONG
°ince, per.zELL BUILDINO,
Elt;ti e ( 1 0 4. Pittsburg
NOVELTY WORKS.
pFrreArfaßt.,.
Stinl;ll
Founded A. D. DAL
741124054
'O. 7 1ffrippa .54 CO.
, . 1,1) 'OM
muuturacruaisne 0?
CZYSTONE STANDARD.)PALRBA FIR SPAT
/MT) PLATFORM 121 D OOUNTIM
Sce A Ln: 4
ialits /Wei I%e, ^at Door and Latches,
Paint and Coffee MM. Aci.
or PaUTAIVF 01 ,
X.; 2.344116
PITTSBURGH• (AZ B: yItIDAX, JULY 9, 1869.
ENGINES, BOILERS, &q.
HUH BOLE& CO.,
Cor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(Nzes Pozlrr,)
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and 13TA 1
TIONARY ENGINES of all sizes.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE,
BOILER, of 16-horselpower.
CASTINGf3, of every kind,made to ordei &tour
Foundry, on THIRD STREET, below Market. '
RIGS for HOUSE ls, SHAFTING, PULLEYS
HANGERS, and TOBACCO SCREWS an t i
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made
order, at the -
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Prontlnig oti the Allegheny jiver:near, the Pain,
PTPTEUSUB,OR, PA.
„INN' All orders promptly Mal. TIM PS.
FORT PITT
01:LEli, STELAE! TANK
WORKS. I
iCARROLI,. lir-SNYDER,
Streets,
•
KANurscrusras or
TUBULAR, TIOUBLE.,TLITED TUBULAR.
PINE-BOX AND CYLINDER - STEAM BOIL
ERS.
0 L STILLS AND OIL TANKS. ' _
O INNEN% BREECHING AND ASH PANS.
S TT E L N IN BE H RB I:ANS, SALT PANS AND CON.
B RAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
°Mee and Warehonoe. corner Second,
Third. Short and Liberty StrOeto,
PITTSBURGHL
Kir Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:189
CO.,WM. HARNHILL & O.
• BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS;
:' sOB . : 1111i, %IC AND . II6 PENN ST.
Having secured a large yard and furnished It
With the: rdhst_Aritorbved machinfily;we Ireprew
'pared tOtttanufaettre every' deserilition °MOIL
ER/3 in the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the country. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire -Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Bollers,
Condensers, Salt Panti, Tanks. Oil Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans, Boiler Iron,Nridges, Sugar
Pansand sole manufacturers of Barnhill's Pat
ent •••• r ? ) ; •
geSarinSt deneoneluntesiAlotice4. - • MS:c111
JAMES M. RITER,
.tos; S 3 a id 2itt Water ` , Street,
pnirssruismir, PA.,
• auaturecroars. 07
IRON- , OIL- 'TANKS,
SZTTLING FAN% COPPER STEIN PIZ&
• soutazift MILL STACKS,
•\ IliON . WOnft,
For Steamboats.
JLfl kL D. DRUM
j4tED M. BRUSH a‘ sox,
11.A2flprACTDDIIIIS "cr,
Stearn *tilers, 011 Stills, Tanks.
SREET IRON WORE. &O.
61, Penn4treet, rittebtprgh, Pa.
STOVES; CASTIN6S, &o,
4.lll4AVlAllgra - CO.,
• • • •
NO. 80 . 1V001) STR EW,
. • , •
Manullicturers of the greatest variety of
Cook,.Paticir and Heating Staves
TO BE YOBBO. •
, •
In ovr assortment w (Übe found all the LATWIT
PATTI. !INS AND' IMPIIIOI7 IdEs Tv, and the
reputation of our Stoves Is such, that any within
Want ot a goottarticleshoubl purobase none but
those manufactured by us, as they will be found
the most durable as well as economical. Would
call particular attenifon to our. new VoLCA
nTOVB. for churcher, halls snaatores.„Oyer SOO
sold Iw - three niontfis. `lntettdeill for w lib or with
out =sitr: all whet have tett tbetrrilronounce•
them superior to any other and far cbeaper.
• Bend fur ne nd Price Lists. . e3O
_ .
. _
GRAFFi HUGUS Bc,M3,
gEr..qs7/€ 3 7 •
1,308w0x cooxvire RANGE,
"MRIlt FUENACE,"
Yoa WA4lOarG BIIII4ViIIGN
.Tlia
4 RECTL aw TO R A . ,,T :C Du I/ s
R T B O A. nn x n x
s r T r n o V
VNB teaiatt Ditteri) PORTABL E
RANGE C ART , num MANTLER, WHLIORAN , B
REF LECTOR:ORATES free from aLtt, and diuit;
ORATE liEttkri, izsbass. ac..
24*
and 2.€1, Liberty fitreet,
5e215:717, • PITTSBURGH, PA.
tUOK iiT4)111311. • •
CET THE BEST•_,
BIESSEUL :it CO:
TRIUMPH,
FOE zurraLtwous coat,
Warranted to Copt, Bake or Boast:as
gall nanny other,Btore in the Unlom /
; BIBIIIIEI4 'OO
Na e•tiliert: : c;'
iu,A. ' ll ' ''
PARLOR STOVE%
111" 911fOrle V ATMDilia..
r "r '7 WORINit"CnAZ4a" Rod
irto 14170.0*, .7; ; . TAJO
•
600.00040 k .041iiie Halts. fl f;
.150.008:feetlX tuela Meat Piantee
.
. 15.000 feet 1% Inca RometoP Natal
• 25,000 feet D 1 sod A Inca Oak; r
15, oou ft , ry
ix.% supia,lncirymport
10,000 feet Dry PopfarlScantllolf. .1
A.
10.000 fNetl?,l7YeligiwSine Var" . '
r.
•
100,4100 reel =look yttlfc '
03.000 feet 11 , 1a4b, tlaalnal:rp.lto
11100.0004 L 1661fich 13blogfeb,' daired;
8%000 th 11184nch EIWOt. ;4b l !eil;,
• 110,900 lAte , l3llcr •
- ' • /OM rtreVltty v•i •
lOU l'onsifitetlial' . • '••• ' •
'Also, Bast Mill titilliber r ,' . Lohnit
Posts, snrd all artreleshrthelloo band a nd for
sale by ALEXANDER PATTERBQN. 104111
...
No. MI Rebecca street"and cornet of Pre h is and
Juniata streets, theta 'ward, Allegbyntdata bur-,
coughof Mancheetcr.
apnt
WEIGHTS A.ND MEIRSURES
H.IL ,
MAX1,61,00/413; BaIEXII.I •
. 641
1...“.12-140144
:gam
011031111
LUDEBRELIdr, ,f. I
EWE
ME=
rinln 10 , n a
• 1111DrAtivan . Dan,
9
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
I -
PITTSBIIIIMEI.
CASH . CAPITAL • • • ..„ . 8200.060
Stockholders Individull \ yliable:
BANS OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT. 1
.JOHN FLOYD . WM. FLOY,D,
I • . , rresldent. Casnier.
DIRECTOR 9. .
Th OS. M. Marshall, i John M. Murtian s li,\
Wm. T. Shannon, : Archibald Wallace,,
James W• Arrott, . : Jas. D. Kelly,
Chas. B. Leech, . 1 Wm: Floyd:
John Floyd, , ; •
This Bank is now fully organized and prepared
to do &general Banking buldness.
~
I Jeleiotk : : : ,• : • • '
FORT PITT BANKING. COMPANY.
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : $200,000.
BTOCKHOLOERB INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DNALKIIN
GOVMNMYT - gCURPrIES
AND COLD.
NTEREST ALLOWED ON, TINE DEPOSITS,
Collections made on all accasaibla points In
he United Butes and Canada , . •
D. Itostetter, 4 an°. 0 Hied.
James Gordon,
D. Wallace, Andrew
E. Fawcett, \ James if. Hanel'.
NietPLAlle
lIBWir,
LSON. Cashier.
D. LEET
11 ART, eAvGnigiE a, CO.,_
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third , and Wood &root*,
Vrrrigagicrxicax,
- 10 . 000/tddeBB TO HANNA, EAST A 00..1
Dimas= IA
,Exchange; Coin; Coupons,
And joartienlai attention paid to the parehase
f
1361406.
Sight Draftet Ob. Londonl..
N. SONINI
thE':Lati v
57 Market Street,
,• • ,
r'rI'I`TI333I:MU3VFI, P s.
Collections siede on all the princinal points of
the United !netts and Csnadas.
Stocks,lds and other Securitlei
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COASAID3SION.
Particular attention paid to' the purchase and
male of
'United States Securities.
0.30:11
JAY COOKE .& CO.,
• = - -
wars,.
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
STOCKS and BONDS of aA descriptions
bongbt and sold.
Speciii attention giverito the Purchase and sale
of Government Securities. intaBo
CITY BA.NK.
112 Firth Streo, Pittsburgh, Fa.
3t j •-•
' tALPITILL. 8100 000.
STOCKIIOLIMIS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
INTEREST PAID 081 DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bougst and sotd.land when desired remitted to
Europe.. Celleetioni" Made oj u theteneigai
points of thetrnhed 'statvs end Clio&
DOisinion. instsmv. President. •
'Lamas 211.C.:4nn, Vice .Pretident. .
40Sii B...tiORMLUY, 94sttler.—
D.
Thnisen. • • James
Thomas Rourke,.Liohn Savage,
J..inSnievy.4ri, Terence Ciimpbeil,
Patrick Kane.. . 'amen PtilkUM
Chas: B. 'Berri H. aFreprdgm,'•
Jed.des.lierinann. • Tiulailm Berurl.
Hugh Xestiftg lei :1‘ . 5 •
PEOPLBS' SIVINGS BINK
Of. -Allegheny.
CORNER FEDERAL AND LACOCK STREETS.
CAPITAL • • • • - $lOO,OOO
STQCKHOL PERI/ J.NDIVIDU A LLy. LULAIL.E.
Mink of toisdooot: and Deivalt.‘,•
IT •
, irr At , Bt-1!.. r
• inntkc hilts. •
tioh a.
B. A. Bartmi, , n .•I W. U. Mort.,
J. P. liendettion, ;J. C. ratter.on,
J. Kobel), B. F. Brown. r
tkertnuellDier,(l.. w.',Bo4egraw..
'W.' o'. Otbeire - I r 4 niva:3l2.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK..
lOW 65` 1 1 rolnefir , arttElm. i
catART444D,
39456 :43i'33.
Open daily,--from 0 o'clock A m. to 3 4.ocloei
r. m., and tiATUMPAY. 'WEN/N.ll l Si f r Q
rn ul
May Ist to NovetiOf ISt, 'from 7to U o'c
and from November lot to May Ist, from 6 UV- SI
o 'op
D py DI iukte,hr; i iikt. , leTur DI ant
ON 'IM.YLY:AIr amid a fVbfetfil of the Pi Odtli
declared twice a year, in June and December.;
liar,rohiLef . en.defs Dl lar A ti o lunlly Ohne;
ou l d,; on ehtoO tincetteVOit,
PEANSW.
Interest, If nut drawn out, is placed to the,
°mut o f u m omitny prlpelpaloncl liescs:the
ware lilt 'cleat itobithe 'lst (ill) II of Jim° and
icrtf,tiaattllTlO;Osenni
his Ames book, 41 this ratenioney milidonhie In
.103 Di id tweiVeyiakt r y
Books containing th ,Si l iarte,T.-BY•Lar, , Nules
and Regulations, fu 1 tact gratis', on appilei-i
. ;
Don at thr °Rico. 1 .
: ,ry3.44,llDscre-lirmtp_E - • .
Vwsrnittwelerh:
..tohn O. Backoren. I A, M. PolAk 0.,i
Beri). IP
*.ArshltattOck, fltidatdt
James Hardman, Joliu iihoenberger,
James Noknl fi rt J o 1 Janditi •
Jaime D. e , Alexaticer.nfle.ef;
lap M. Pennock, Christian rekifien '
TEUSTZEdtp ,
Wm. J. Anderson, Robert C.
Calvin j-3
Anima. , Henry J . Lynch.
''John 0 , 111,0/7i l'eter Matl. tre
'John 'Marsh ,
II or Walter Mermen.
'• A cnito C ` • John B' Stisien,nttehi;
Chß. lea Dtqtono , Orniabtrhttlitni , •
JOhit - Evate - • •;•• "Henky
John J. Mamie, `Wm. It...ochntertni;
t. Iltlamtl . Haven,' Ipacander IttidleJ
star H. Hunker, William Van hill, ?f
cunt
a oxir;o% IoDDLIb
esis , uv
41"Wrjatt:ii.,
Js •
FINANCIAL.
•WoNe.re
ariCoMaro,
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Priccs.
PH. R. MERTZ, Banker
Cor Wood and Fifth Streets.
my 6
JAMES T. :BRADY 8 CO:,
\ •
. , •
\einceessors o B.,anars a C 0..)
Cornet \Fourth and Wood Sts.,
3E3 .111. 331 I=it.
EDT AND BELL ALL KINDS OF
• , ,
GOTERicium SECI7S,
_ • .
VOLD, SILVER AND . .(X)I3PONS,
• •
ON NOW FAVORABLE TEEBS.
- /
far Interest Allowed on Deposits..
Mcmey loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market-rates,
Orders executed for' the Purchase
and Sale of STOCKS/ BONDS and
GOLD. ' • .
• JAMES T*/ BRADY & CO.
GOVERNMENT BONDS!
We will regtster sll kinds of Govenrment
Bonds free of ebarge. This gives the holder ab
solute security / a / gainst ttieft,loss, or destruction..
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
Dealers in Government Bonds,
COR. FOURTH & WOOD .STS.
•mvia:vs • • ,
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FINANCE 'AND TRADE,
Connim or' PiTTSBUFGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, JUly 8, 1869.
The violent Changes in the gold, bond
and stock markets of yesterday , IR the
downward course, were repeated to-day
in an upward direction. The movement
was besed on the purchase of gOVern-
_
meht Ix:44s by the Treasury, which was
supposed would lead to an easier money'
market, and higher rpiotations for bonds,'
gold and stocks.
Gold opened's? 136, declined to 135%,
advanced to 136 again„ dropped .to 135y 4 .
andetronger at 135%. A large and In
fluential clique have sold out their
gold from 137 down to 131, for the pur-:
poSe of taking it In again at a lower ;av
erage, and for the purpose of forcing
down bonds and stocks. The future
course of gold depends on the ease of
the money market, and the actual Rhin
-
merits of coin. The preasure for re
mittances to Europe in .some shape Is'
'favorable to a rise, and probably,..as
sisfed by combinations of stuck opera
tions, may be worked up to a very high
figure. •
Government bonds advanced aboift
one per cent, but closed a little -easier.
Stocks' have advanced abotit five per
cent. in, the average, but a sharp reao
tion may be looked for during the bal l
ante of.the week. An easy money mar:
ket, howeferi may advance the entire
list beyond the highest quotations. yet
reached this season. Express shares
,
are ;very . firm without any material
'changes. Money in our home market
is-hardening. ti , • -
4zucitistiims -as received 'by Ph. It.
Mertz; GOld, .135%; Silver, 128; Eighty
one's, 117%; Five Twenties, 18Q, 121%;:
do 1864,,,117%; do 1865 c 118%; do 18061
Consols, 116%: do 1867, 116%; do 1868,
116%;=-Ten -,Forties, 108 New York
Central, 9'4%; Erie, -; Reading, 88;
Pittsburgh, 'Fort Wayne & Chldigo
Railroad, 61%, ex. div; Ohio &
32%; Michigan Southern, 108%; Cleve.
laud de Pittsburgh, 108; Chicago
Rock Island, I' 1635;, Chicago dr. North
Western, 863/ 4 :' Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 96%; •Adams Express com
pany, 69%; . Merchants Union Express,
—; Pacifid 'Mall, 90%; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 37%; Am. W. Ex
press, 40q,
• ISXCHANOS,, . Large. Sinuft:
London, per £ ....... _1, 1 6,08 18, 75
Paris. per franc 26,90 c 27%0
Berlin 'chiller • 98 1 ,4 c 119'O
Frankfort, florins -1 ' 'M3;° 67%d
Market strong, tendency upward.
—Closing quotations received by Jamel
T. Brady It. .Co.! Gold, 13635; United
States Sixes, 1881, 117%; Five-Twentiee,
1862, 1113; do. .1851;117 V; do., 1865, 118%;
Ten.Fortltur,. 108; .Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and_ Ju1y,1865. 116%; do. do. 1867,
—; • de'.-P do,- 1668, - - 1135; 'Due. Com
p-muds, ; 119; Union Pacilio, Railroad, 90;
Central do. do 981. ,03 .7 - Pacifies, 100;
Lake Superior 96. . , •
ClirTtlegrs4,l3 to tie Pit taburgh Gazette.)
1 , Nitv Yoitir, July. 8;18691
, Modiey, was AB woe easier at 7 .per
'qomlphispsrirTet loans 'on
Cali There was considerable excitement
amongmoney lendeis to day.,:ap.).deipg
notilitd to, appear before the grand jury
ta.:ansWer`chaigtia eisabfirig - usurious
vintereliti - have 'notified their Otis.
towers , that only 7 - per' heim. 'Will 'he
c a ged , ,l,atitthis afternoon 8 per cent.,
- was taken. -- Sterling steady, 93;©10
Gold closes firmer,' brienitig at 1.16,
advanc4u 4 g p reeediag, to 1855:1
and Orositig'ael3s%; -
; oovernments..were firm in the morn
ing, but at the close,were easier.. Cou
pods)1881;11'117%@117%; do. '62, 121%©
1211 V dO.• 64, Itl%ogiilB%; db. '65, 118%
®11133:" do. ,nAw,•,,-4.16%@1.17f - Vok.
1163‘@ritr do. '1 1 a%®117; 10,19 e,
108©108%ti'Pac18rs,1106©166%.- ,
State Bonds rower; New Tennesseen
• 67;'llbrth'tarntinae; 48%; Idisaopria, E 7%..
SPA94 , cinslng upward, ' 'The
p f !t g , Di:eaters meet'at gut.
falo, and it is expected that consolidation
with the Michigan 13oniherit ivlll.l3Bif.
feelit w Pi i _
.14 1 at2 6234;!
JOu.uitairlitaidiA43(timNiftedem unlon.l Tel.!
egraph, quiekodlver, 16; 4 0 Blarlpfeehl
;1110 4 1piniliared i . 16; PSCI6:I M. 14 903‘;'
a ....a:a J th:t ff
Adams Express, 58%; yells It Fargo;
24 y 4; Arnericati, 40%; United Statie, 6934:
New York Central, 195%; Harlem, 143;
Hudson, 164 *(0 Reading, ex-div., 93%;
Erie, 28 8; do. preferred, 53; \Michigan,
Central, 125; Michigan Southern, 1091 4 ;
Illinois Central, 112; 1 . l'lttsbbrgh, 105;
Northwest c rn; SOy; do. preferredi9s%;
Cleveland, .Coo Cincinnati,
and- CinCinna,
74; Rock Island; 1167,1; St. Paid, 74%;
do. preferred. 85; Wabash, 73) , ,fi do. pre
ferred, —; Fort Wayne, 1513; Terre
13ante,34%; do.preferred,sB;, Chicago and
Alton, 157; do. preferred, 157; Cibio &
•sissippi, 321;; St t .Joseph,ll9; Hartford&
Erie. 22
Mining stocks at Boston: Copper Falls,
734; Hecla,Bo; Minnesota, 134; Quincy, 21.
necielpts at Sub-Treasury to-day,
761,225; perftents; 09,207,469;,
1,97,384,175. - ti
PITT'SBLIRGH MARKETS.
08710 E OF PITTSBUROYL,
TH.IIRSDAY. July 8, 1869.
Dispatches from New York and Cl:d
-on't) to-day, continue to report both
•
Flour , and Grain; particularly. Wheat
and Corn, on the fampage--still tending
upward. Akwe'. noted yester4ayi fl4s
upward movement is la. conseqinince of
the advices from Europe, aided'by spec
ulators, and according to thebist infor
motion, will only be temporary; it is pOtt-
Bible and even probable that thClop his
not yet been reached; but once tile native
ment has spent„ its force, it will doubt
be succeded bya rapid reaction, and.the-'
deCline will doubtless be even more
rapid than., the advance. Parties who
are ~"sliort" - on Wheat, for this month,
may yet be able to get out with a' whole
skin, notitithstanding it looks stather
equally just now.
13IITTER-I \ kquiet and unchangell; we
continue to quote, good to choice
20®26. \
BEANS-Dull at $2,52,25.
CIIFRRE—Is in , goOd supply sand the
common grades ate very dull; We quote
wino:ion, Western Reserve, at 'l4®l's;
Factory at 16(4)17, and Goshen at 18®19.
CARBON OlL—is quiet but firm, and
unchanged. • '
DRIED FRUIT—No demand worthy
of the name ariffprices nominal. \
EGGS-: , l3ales fresh packed at 19®20.
FEATHERS --- Supply in handsof
commission men almost exhausted.. Live
geese may be quoted at 65®90, to the , 4
trade, and 41 in kretail way. •
FLOUR—Is decidedly firmer,. and •
'somewhat excited, and we now', advance
pries§ 25@50 ctii. per bbl; although it
,113
sald'thir some dealers are still'seiling'St
Chicago Tates: . Spring Wheat ',brands
may be fairly quoted at 513,50®7 1 per
and Winter Wheat ai1f7®7,50. •
GRAlN—There. is . considerable en
quiry for wheat, :and with but little
offering, priest( `are tending upward;
we can report sales of prime red:at 41,38.
151;40. Corn is scarce and vOyf',firM
Sale, 700 bushels feir,mixed atl3o—prime
yellow may be quoted at 83®85. Oats
firm and tending upward, tbbugh' the
demand is only modeiate; Sales
at 68®70. Rye is in demand with little
or none offering; we' now quote at 41,25
®1.30. "'Nothing „
GROCERIES,-The-.:moat _ important
feature weNiave , tp notice is a still tutth
er decline In sugars, in consequence of a
tremendous:stock in New York,
is said to be larger now than it has been
for several years In other articles
there are no new features worthy of no- -
tice, and the market,, generally, is very ,
dull. .
Suoins—S H, 10 ,011; AA., 12%; Hi
vana:l4; Cuba, 12%; Porto 1tic0,i14®1434
Demerara, 15;,-- New Orlearisi, but
little prime in market and and readily •
at 14®14;4; lower grades, 13; Refined,
Ex. C, 15®151; 13, 1514; A,. '15%;
Bard,
Mor.Assns-•-New Orleans of good quid-
Ity is-in strong request and bring 81.1@85;
Porte Rico, 65=5.,
Svutiss---Wifite Honey Drips, $1.15;1
Silver Drips, .90c; Jersey, 90e; Golden
75; Amber, 60; Common, 50. •
CoFFEE--Fair lb Good Rio, 20®`4" ) ;
Prime, 2434 ® 25; Choice, 26®26%..
Ring—Carolina; 9%c®1111; Rangoon, 9.
TEAS—Young liyaon 11,00®1,8C, G.
P., 41,10* to 1,90. Im perial,i $1,40 to
1,80. Oolong, sp . to 51,45. Sou Chong, 90c
to 41,50.
Smitea—Pearl, 634; - Silver Gloss, 11.34 c,
and Corn Starch, 12j6.e. ,
ColgonsTßATno Lyn-48,00 per . •Case.
Fnurrs—Layer Raisins, $3,50 per box;
Matt do, 47,§0; Prunes; 12%e; Currants
,12%e;
,Vallenkla Raisins 143 4 . ' •
Scicgs--Cassia, 80c; Cloves, 45% grain
Pepper, 36 Allsnice, 33e; Nutmegs, $1,50.
1/3;2s'per bag.
Soars—"Bibbit's,", "Oakely's,"
lie; Rosin, sto 7c; "Dobbin',E4" 15c
Wax, 10c; Chem. Olive, , i)o, •
, •
Carinngs-rMould, 1554 e; 5tar,2334c.-
BI CAl;t SODA-4363$ per 100. ;
HAY —N T er e . , erbp is at ' 115®20,
and old at ®33; .as to quality and con
dition. - - ;„.;
fiEMP•-Veryll
dn, and prick* .0 , 4.4
downward—nominal at $2lO porton.
HUSEB-rSales at 234 ®3 eta per Round.
LlMECletreland Lime is "quoted at
82 50, per bbl, and ' common ;White at
LARD OlL—Sales of No. 3 Extra at
5460, anti N 0.2 at 41,18®1,20. „
PROVISIONS -- rboulders, 143;,g15;
Ribbed and Clear Sides, 1734®18,./.; Plain
Hams, 18i,c®18V - Plain Sugar Cured, 20;
Canvassed„2l. Dried 'Beef, 21®21%.
Lard in tierces,2o, in kegs and , pails 21.
Mess Pork-533.50®33,75:
POTATOES—New, Potatoes are being
sold at 43,50• per bbl. and ',Adult.- Old still
quoted at . 41445 , Cts per biShel:
EANtiTd---atn y, all sales at i 2.;
P
SALT—Alleghen River brand s are
quoted, by car;the Wadi - at_41,15®1.80;
• SEEDSSmaIf sales\ of Fiaxaeed at
$2,45®2,59. • No demand for Clover or
Timothy Seeds.'. -
my GOodsllitricet. -
Nnw YORK ' July ,S r -pry Goads mar
ket rather quiet but steady. and Emu for
all descriptions,of Cotton goods. Heavy
Sheetino of best makes bring 10;(4)170,
and 9ontherirThlfglW - Printtwelottts
90 1044 sqiuire.' Clinla"rfrife f2g - eu% a.
Cotton Yarns inactive yet firm at -MO.
41;4n. :Black —Waddingd ; do
White ' 42%@45a-, .t.n. _Eastern. Star
icits'4s(gsoc• Carpet Warts :85©4234c ,
Cotton Twhies 37;i g4sci.
Llve Steck. Oct. '
Suly 9 , --Cattle active and
firmer fur upper grades for 41Lipment;
common . li4buiet.... tit; 15(01.251Ytti cows
and light ateeis , f6,50®7,12 lor fair to
good, and t7,25©7.60 for gbod to choice./
Hogs reasonably • soave -and , ® ' prices 10
20c lower; sales at 118,30®8,60 for fair to.
medium % m 4 0,7009,16y:fur, food/to
chOlce. /
• ,
Br. Louis, July &—Qatt.)elu fan' stip
ply '•and' demand' af'4 -1 41)6413.,...,-"Etuga
scarce and better at ti@i9;iu.,
g:—TfeiVY Bogilfig
22c: Sa'6ertine ilOnr iiniet at 14,23
Grain Sara red , Wbeat, ;1,25, and white
at ;Las. Corn, in. bi/Agr i s :he l d a t 6814
Oats; in bulk, 70 , e. lotafTehaegg,ateady,
with 'sales ' of '3oB' blida at 14;83®12,75.
Provitione - are 'Pdtk,
Ilaeon;eldar aides at* held at• iiixeiolear
rib -at 74730, epdt AlknigAteitit aitt.:443o.
Lard, 19 3 0. .41 1 1 3 6 1 31:11 ° !!: 4 1 1 1 1VE I SS
he/a