II
t:
STEEL WORKS
DU UESN E WORKS. I
COLEMAN & CO.
- lionufacturero or,
IRON, NAILS, STEEL,
.AXLES'-AND SPRINGS;
DVQ.ITENNN,'L X AND JUNIATA,
FLAT BAB,: - BOUND AND SQtroBE TRoN.
MBeigHp.lfftrSiNPALt.,/' IRO N, _
EttaRDIROT: , DEAtt and DROrrElt DABS
virrrsit BARB, elLt.timg
IBON
111 , A l ND'Jider RAM, for Cool BOOR
44.80 W BA B3,W.RDGL M
S a HARM .TEETH,
.:71}-34I1'LOWg cutt
STE6E"LI;.HE lf,.EnjEia 1.8.
COsr BUG@Y and AGOB SITIBGB and
-
CUT AILEI AND SPIKES • - •
Idl.ilends First Class and Warranted. -
,
OFFICES AND *ORBS.
'Elt„Teei and Allegheny River,
..--axid , '3l Mat= Street,Plttsburgh.
-ciarmETELD STEEL WORKS.
0.7 , • - -
'SINGER, MICK* CO' •
• I PITTSOURGEL: Pd.
if annfacturens of every description of
CAST AlsrD GERMAN STEEL
RAMA' BrAINGS,
ELLI...:C. .41CD PLAVPORM
STE= TIRE, de.. de
WarehOunN 003 Water andloo First Ste.
1111111Lialart. BABB & PARKIN.
ALL •
'•• I •—""
' CIIINZBAL PAILTIMIB •
I% ITALl' et iTl,
1. W: I lARI%
PARTHRE - B. M. SUM;
CEICSCE : IO' STEEL WORKS,
KILLER, - BARR & PARKIN,
Office, No 335) Liberq St,
PITTEIBITAGEI,
, fel4:d4B
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL_ , WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
;en of all descriptioas a#
' iSk ll 3 O3 Ea.
Bala and Warebouse, 19311rnleili, TgllßT L Y.
!OUST tad RAILHAMJ , STREETS,
PITTSBMI3III.
litOlq W43RKS.
ialsOltarak Frees. —. W. P. Possas, blurt.
pITTSBIIRGII FORGE
IRON CO.,
ktesurvivaxas or
INE3
'leer Iron;
Railroad Fish Hers and Solis;
Railroad Car Ades. Rolled;
Railroad Car Aides glimmered;
laeomotive frames;
lioeoniotive "'Frame Shapes: e
Side Ralik ? 7 '
Yokes, Straps;
jiiistME :
Steaiabost Shafts; •
Steamboat Cranlug
piston Rods, 'Wrists;
Elliman JAWS* Collars, Re.
011106 j
,177 PENN STREET,
pirratulea. Pd.
FROCBSS.
•
The Trustees are now urepareci to graluAlleen
tea.lor the use of the XL.L.FX4I3.Abi PRO
!VIM.
The superior quality imparted to good irori,
the great improvement in inferior iron. and the
gOdueed cost. commend it to an manatactiaers of
iron .• .
use Parties wishing to it can obtain licenses by
ilipPrithg to .
JAMES - P. SPEER,
Attorney tor the Trustees,
ROOMS ; 1 and B, Zugßuh's Building, 96)
• "Minh avenue.
Parties interested are invited to visit the
. saOZ2iBrAKEtE.H. WORKS, where the recess is
• ewin sueoesaltd operation.
VERSON,:PREMW„ikr CO"
ennstva a Iron Works.
.
_ _WsrehoFise, 16E' TIEST
STREET. Monsulasaelt House._
sp24:dil PITTSBURCIEL
%B ABS FOUNDERS,
JOrri S. COOPER',
'op ; *COOPER & CO.,
_
Bell a n d Blase Foundets.
CASTINGS
ME
- • • NADA ra.purTLY TO 9EDNE.
, 1i44139,14C- arta . t Grey Iron Fittin s ,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
lIIROTTEKSAYETT AND egg B. _VIM ES,
I ALL GLOBE PATTERN
40:1 1 .11 . - CoIOCES,
Brass Work of 3 Ivry deser,iption for
Steam, Water and MI.
ilia.l4ll/fAtli U13.4.13U?/. 1d..C00P513 , 13
.Improved y Balattee-yheel Steam ramp:
dgevis for, Dreyfus' yfus' Patent Oil
' _ 1 ; ' o2'B; the best in the'Market.
Offire and Works, corner 'I turteenthand ilke
Streets. • " en 2.
COAL AND COKE.
c 0,... --
AL: cosiest co k vi.:::
DICKSON, STEWART & Go,
Having removed theii °trice to
NO. 567 . ''LlilkiliTT STIiEET,
(ladely.oltxFlodr 24111) SECOND ZiAwls
Are noir A pregkfdd' to itornish good YOUOIIIO-
elm Ny td EJNK, NUT,9OAL BLACK at the
Lowest' th of
L7lOO. - . 7
Au. o at- uneLy °film orectatesead
them throttgh the- , midi, will I:l4tt attistided to
promptly- ' ' .
/". • --, L/THOGAAPEMIPS..
MIONTAILIN BUM iiii•T«..«..«..« «. . i filial , Q. 21%
Ql3 thEitLif 01, CLEIS, SUCCellgOrie
. P 3 to Ow. ri:lso34ocitutsel a Co.. '
cDr
1 o carmoguarlisss.
~ v y.l to f, Lttluistietbter istsbllstimeui
•eio sr otentaing. — Bustles" thirds, Letter
Igrbatlall, Vast _Show Oardi,
/ 4 . ter„t e Itereenostes at De.
, to, Ismattou usels,t .. Nos. VI and T 4
• street, rettatteugh. ,
FOUNDERS, DLS.OFIMSTS.
KNAP TORT =PITT
FOUNDRY COYPANY
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
IrITTSBMIGH, PA.
nrEngines, dolling Mill Ma
chinery, , Nail . Machines, Re
tOrtii; and Castings generally.
N ATIONAL FOUNDRY, ' _
AND PIPE *ARKS.
Carper Carrop and Smallmanilitraeigh
MINIS WABD.I II
PrPTSI3I7II43I-11, PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
• Mariufacturer OA
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
POE GAS WATER WORKS.
My Pines are ell east invarlablyin Pita, in dry
sand, and LS feet lengths. Alio, full assortment
. of general
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
ellraleie,°N°vei„l.ll7.lreLlTlPAlVAlnd•
•
DUQUESNE-. FORGE. -
• WILLIATILIMILER,
(Paccefizo!,to JOS. P. HAIGH & C 0.,)
Has fealittie edextensive With the - leading
Forges in the East, and isprepared to promptly
and satisfactonly fill all orders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANES. PISTON ROD. ,__LEVERS,
PITMAN JAMSWILISTf3,HAILBOAD AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVE FRAMES,
_together with every
description of SHAPE WORK. Office and Forge,
, _
Corner of knineeneliray and First Street.
anl4:h4o j -
ROBINSON, BEA. & CO.,
Successors to Roantsow, MIME a MILLI.'6
WASHINGTON WORKS
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufseturers of Boat and Stationsr ery ystem E.n:
et e ttn t kai l t r i n n g e t ; i resil dei MDI l f& a Ptions:'oll Tads
and 8 Boiler and Sheet Iron Work. .
Office, o. 3 9, corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for GIFFAILD'EI PATENT LNdECTON
for reeding Boilers. • . tan zsa
THOMAS CARLIEN'& CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Nadine Work',
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY. Ti,.
Manufacturers of Station . ry and Portable Steam
ranginew tiu free..., rulings, 'Shafting, Orbit
and Saw Work, Bolling Mill end Machine
Castings. Grate Bars, Weights, Wagon Boxes,
&e. Band to order and have orthiutd Engines of
all sizes. • uivl4:qs
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
- 880 Penn Street.
BOLVILiN, BOYD & BAGALEL
Illitolls. ISM Castings. 801 l Lathes. Se.
OILS.
WARING AND HMG,
Cenunlssic Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleum and _ its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PHTLADIMPRU ADDRESS,
,Boom 17 ! Chatt!Ui of Commerce,
•PlO 133 soirrli BECOND STREET
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. c.-TivEDDLEI,
MANUFACTUBE3,O7/
Lubricating & High Test'llurning Oils.
...
Eclipse nallsoad Axle on. \
Stands great beat without change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures.. Special Oil for
tropical climates or bqt weather.
,
LoeckinoilVe, Exiiiiie, Elbehine Shop,
Willcnteciews. - : .
.. ,
Sow 1111111 - endPlantog 11111 01le, -,
Adaotedlorhigh spd; ' .' - •
SlValle . VW: %rota nesaaagoton,
1
Oil, fanizers , 'Stiff. Benzole, ~ '
lugs* FlnishlogOlLl, Gasoline,
IlEaraieso 2 oll"/ .. -- pareijainake.
- ASMOR. V.Aklintiy .to Prilterre Briltit'iro ll
Work ind'ktacidner7 /rum Aust.
These pro. ucts are manufactured under Dr.
Twaddle , 6 patent by Superheated Steam In Vac
cup. Ihe Dub:l:eating Oils are.almost odorless,
perfectly p eta. unlforgt, and mestLy 'light col
ored. stand a high.temperature unchanged. and
remain I, m i id during extreme cold. • The Railroad
Ohs are unequalled, and are In constant use on
many of the principal Railroads. Samples can
be examined end orders lest at .174 WOOD
STREET. ;Works it tibarpaburg Bridge.
BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCIIANTS
AND ONALJERIS LN
Petroleum and its Products,
nthadtipialsOitice-IWI WALNUT ST.
• atilorm, -
1)1AIOND 111 1.11 WORKS.
M. LONC & CO.,
Ulnae, DA.L4ILLI f 111:1111)6111,
revs . Duquesne,Way, Plttaburgn.;Ps.
Nl!VMji V WORKS.
pyrit• lEBTR GB
Nf)V'ELTY WORKS.
Founded A. D., MIL
:1,131411113.. BriLEIE CO
ila,SlMlLCsuziadi 07
AGYHT(PNX ISTILNDJI,4INRAIBBANK 8 PAT
ENT) MAMAOAR &ND COUNTER
It; AL L fig
tVatela.Dooi laid Lau:4u*,
Patnt and Caret ltills. to. ,
5010811 OF NUT AVEJUE OMIT Bil.
risitsbasohysassa.
urTswißmi :.o.oEtrtz.•_.l - SATITItriAY, .JULY- '. 1U;• -1869.
ftifittfts, - Bowdu3 ;
HUGE V. BOLE & CO.,
Car. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(Nees slue POINT,) • •
Engine Builders, Fotiwiera and
• lifackinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all aJsea.
attention Invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER. of Ib-horsorpower•
CASTINGS of every kin_ct, Made to order itour
Foundry, ,onTRIBD STREET, below Market:.
RIGS, few Wells, SHAFTING,
_*PULLEYBi
HANGERS, HOUSE andTOBACGO WHIMS sme
IRON TOBACC9PBESSEB,ort hand and made to
order, at the' - ' ' •
INDUSTRIAL,WORKS,
outing on the Allegheny Elver, near the Point,
IPITTBBIJB6H, PA.
Air Ail ordeta DromlaT tUled: Tiff 178-
FOWL' PITT
ANIIT
WOIZIES
CARE OLL &-SNYDER,
auxtramnwla or-
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-ELITED TUBULAR,
FIRE-BOX AND CYLINDER STEAK BOIL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL.TANRS.
CIIIKNEYS, intzEommt .AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANG, BALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS; - • _
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOOMS AND COAL MUTES
Office and Warehouse. corner second,
Third • Short and Liberty Streets, •
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Orders sent to the above addreia wLII be
promptly attended to. mh7:180
WM. BAIMIEULL tr. CO.,- _ -
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
/5108. •o,ll*. 14 AND SG YENS BT..
Having secured a large yard and furnished it
With the mast approved machinery, we are pre
pared, to manufacture every description cot HOM-
E= in'tbe beat manner, and warranted equal to
any made ln - tbe country. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Bait Pans. Tanks, 011 Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans, Boller Iron, Bridges, Boger
Pane and sole mannfacturers of Hamburg Pat
ent Ventre. • - -
Bepairing done on shortest notice: lastal
&LILES M. BITER,
Boa. 1:0 and 36 Water Street,
• PITTSBIIIO9II4 PA.,
11.41114/41=1=I OF
IRON - OIL TANKS,
ormaNe raw% oerFas BTEA.II /UZI
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And MEET 11.01 4 r WOES,
For eteambostis.
JAB IDY. -
- ..11DMVXD 0 9 BRUM
JARED N. BRUSH & SON, •
KILICIIIPACIVESUB OP
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks:
SUEET IRON WORN. 40.
61 Pea» . Otras, Pitts b urgh; Pa.
STOVES, OAL I3II / 4. "; &o.
A.. BRADLEY at
ao WOOD STREET,
lianufbeturers of the greatest variety of
Cook Parlor and Heating Edina!
. TO BE FOUND.
In our assortment Will be Pannd &lithe LATEST
PATTIOINS AND PhIPBOVaidEnTe, and the
reputation of our Stoves is such that any one in
Want of a good article should purchase none but
those manufactured by us, as they will - be found
the most durable as well as economical. Would
STOVE.icuar attention to our new VoLCANI I
for churches, halls sun Stores. Over 500
sold In three months. Intended for with or with
out casing. All who have used - them pronounce
them superior to any other and far cheaper,_
Send for Catalogue and Price List:
IRAFLINGUS it CO,
lIIANTMLCIIMZIIS 0 7 vAursrr or
EM I G" gal
BOSTON COOKING GE,
"TILE FIERY RUA "
Fox wAoloira Hi:mm=oE4
THZ . NEW -DIBZ. COOKIN „awn.
..S.ZOULATOIL ASTI*. ' .COLUMBIA COOK STOVE..
BANHE CAST IRON TLES 1 6.1. R IM
BEIPLECTOB, GRA.TZel,l4crom and daft;
eawrto FRANTBLYPW . •
206. and 208 Li*ty S4eets
ie2s:yl7 PITit3 \ II,URGH. re.
1 1 1001 k STOVES.
PET THE BEST.
BISSIr.LI. clic 'CO.
- - TRIUMPH, ,
BlTgrit''lti.DlMß V 1 9 COAL.
,-;‘. ' ,'-':
~.'7,:;:,...; •,':' , ' .
jq
-L'- ieitiiitiitelisei , C4r; Bake 'or !toast as
41il as anuotliei , Stairein the Union.
818 'dc 00
IA • ' ' 11
No: 335 tibeiir Street.
Also on band and for sale. • , • - ,
PARLOR wrovss.. • -' ~
Eit3,
HIATINO llTO*ti nsiati .
____
ORATE /BO . rsND
COOKINO GES, ao.
LUMBER.
•
TO BUILDEIIBI • • \.
300.00 U feet Dry Pine Boards.
150.000 feet 3.55 Inch Clear Flank: '
15,000 feet ASS inch Common Plank;
25,000 feet Dry 1 and Si limb Oak:.
25,000 ft. 34. 1, 1X,71 and a inch Poplar:
10.000 teat City Poplar tleantlibilTj
10.000 feet Dry Yellow Me ROarls:
100,000 feet RemlorAtlcantlinlft
.1
803.000 feet No. RS inch 8141IIii 4 Shin.
•-, • .
200.000 ri0."115-11ch Sbingles,'SAwed
50,000 No./1 Mangles. shav ed;
50,000 Fire Brick;
Fire - -
• 100" Tons Fire Clay;
Also.
Saw Mill. Lumbe r, LoCnst and Cedar
Poiltatand_all-artleles in tbeline on band and fbr
Dab br ALEX&Np r ili PATTNEWN. Yards—
No. 165 7 Rebecca s t and Cornet of Pre blit and
dtmiata streets. alit, ward.A444_ , iklieny. late bor.
oust' of 44nd:ester. ap:6
WEIGHTS AND rimAstrias
- 114. *43#05
I f o l4/99 1 /Ta 411473,
5-55 151fitIMPOIMUNinf 4114
- -
°Edges seseaptly atteaded toe - MARI •
FINAN
NO. 80 FOURTH. AVENUE,
PITTSI3IIRGU. . •
CASH CAPITAL. . •. • 82110.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
DANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOHN FLOYD WM. FLOYD,
President. Cashier. /
DIRECTORS.
Thogiff. Harahan,John M. Mtirtland,
Wm. - T. Shannon, 1 -Archibald Wallace.
James W. Arrott, I Jas. D. Kelly,
Chas. B. Leech, I Win. Floyd.
John Floyd.,
• ,
\ This Bank la now folly Organized and prepared
to do a general Banging budness. - •
jelOkia ,
•
FORT, NTT / BANKING COMPANY,
ti0.,169 Wood Street,.
: : imoo,ooo.
IDUIktLY LIABLE,
I IN
SECURITIES
OLb.
I TINE D 12081113.
Collecticras made on all accessible point► in
the ITnited States and Canada.,
DIRECTOR&
D. Hostetter. Jno. - C, Blshar.
James Gordon. Robt. H. Nang,
D. WsUnce, Andrew Miller,
E. Fawcett, ' James M. Ballet. • .
, .
AIBECAIIis IPrploll.
mum. me
HAWN. Cashier.
D. LEFT W
11ART, CAI:WHEN CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
,/
prrmEu3triten, PA.,
OltrOCrEBBollB TO HANNA, BART It 00..)
DIALS= IN
Exchange, Can, CouponB,
And Dintalar a=tra tie to the purchase
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on 'London.
ramor.l
N HOLMES &. SONS,
57 'Market Street,
PrrT"rESTitErll43.ll,
Collections made on all the principal points of
the United litatee and Cansdas.
Stocks,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT £ND SOLD OR OOMMISSION.
Partionise attention paid to the piuohasa and
sale of
Ignited States Seoul.4ties.
Ja80:al
JAY COOKE & CO.,
3E/191•1333.01 . 2311,
,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
- ,
STOCKS and BONDS of all description*
bought and sold.
Special attention given to the purchase and sale
of Government Securities. • ' mh3o
CITY Bit,NS.
112 fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
CAPITAL, 9100,00!0.
STOCKIOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
- IMISEer PAID ON DEPOSITS:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE !
B. • glit, and sold; and when desired remitted to
Enrope.,Collections made on . alt the principal
pointref_the United States and Canada.
- NDomiNicY InmeßN, President.
, = Ileßa iiqUABE, Vice President._
;oti.k/ . /. GORMLEY, Cashier. ~,,
• -= 'F _ .1 Dli/CTOBIS.
D. ihmseir. • A ' James NoCkle, ;
Thomas Rourke, ' John Savage,
\
P a tr ick e. Jr. . ' Terence Campbell,
Ptr Kane, James Phelan,
ohm. B. Bar; H.A.Frervogle,
,=.lno.dos.Hermann, Thomas Barnes,
, -Hugh Heat' , - ULU
FEOIIIES' .14111 s
Of Allegheny.
CORNER - FEDERAL AND LACOCK STR S.
) SMOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABL
. • Banit of . Discount and Deposit. '
EXIT-6. If. HARTMAN.
CAsn Oß, ien
DERLOTS.E. P. YOUNG.
an. W. H. Burt, -
'43 on, 13. 0, Patterdon,
B. F. Brown, •
B. B.MeFrannzi:in
ESE
-S. H. HAM
J. P. Bendel
J. Robes,
Samuel Dyer,
W. G. Gibson.
IYEEROIIA T TAILORS.
BTIEGEL I _ •
mi tlaite Cater with 7. Eespertheldej
arE.
No. 53 -Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh
8e.28:Y21 •
XEW SPRING GOODS.
, -
epleniUd new stoen or
G'LOTEI3, -04.881.51E11,E5,
Just received by UENRY MEYER.
veld: Merehmic Tailor.. 73 Smithfield street.
HAIR AND PERFNAITIRY.
asOEIN ' PECK ^ ORNAMENTAL
HAIR , WORKER ,AS.Ii!D PERMIKE. NQ.
Third street, near timithlield.. Pittsburgh.
AlwlVolll. liandeneral sasonmeof, 'of La.
dies US 13A.NOU. 01.1RLS: Gantlenien's
1 1 /144,1YE5. , ECIALPH. HUARD (amiss,
.10* HAIR. Price in cash
will be given. ihr RAW R.
LadleM .and Hentlemen's Hair Uniting done
in
41...,,4•0nrt
ARQEirraan•
RAI Sr. 411011En v
, •
MC= ROM :AlBpoisTlON BUILDURIA
Huts. s vi 4 4 &Caw Buie% Misburgi" /!.!,
4
-1 0,0° 1 4 4 .1 1 g a s laiOn to at desigillsga nd
IMAtilotar.Edinszttar-gri
FINANCIAL.:
CarrCik3Par:3, o ,
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at _Highest Priccs.
PH.. R. MERTZ, Banker
For. Wood and Fifth Street&
my 6
;
Jas T , BRAD . y & Co.
.
(thienessors 05. JONES & C 0..)
• • Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,•
3EI T\T "JEL NB,
BUT AND BELL ALL RINDS OF
•
IAVERNIENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST reyousilLE TERMS.
or Interest All Owed on Deposits.
lo sz t mag e :o r ra . on Government Winds la .
. ,
Orders executed for the Purehase,
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD. . \
LAMES T. ,BRADT & CO.
GOVERNMENT BONDS 1
/ •
We will register 111. kinds of Government
Bonds tree of charge., This . gives the loader ab
solute security igainsrtiteft,loss, or desff•nction.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO
Dealers in Governmint Bonds,
COIL FOUIZTE & WOOD 'STS.
my13;125
61jt litaßgt Gap g.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Gold opened strong to.dav at 136, under
an easy money market, advanced 136 k„
and fluctuated ,between 1.3631 and 136.
The power of the bear party seemed to
be broken, and the tone of The market is
firm.
DI
Government bonds opened strong, ad
.
vanced about one-half per cent. and
closed very firm, with likely a further,
advance for to-morrow's government
purchase. Bonds are scarce for delivery
and the short interest uncovered very
large. The high prices seem "to be no
inducement for parties to Bell, although
the investment demand is large..
,
For stocks, the higher quotations of
the first board were not sustained, and
. L
the market closed weaker and lower,
.
bet well sustained for all the principal
stocks. -
Express shares' remain' firm, except
Wells, Fargo & Co., which is unusually
depreesed.
Money easier. ,
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 135%; Silver, 129; Eighty
one's, 118; Five Twenties, 1862, 121%;
do 1864; 118%; do 1865, 7 11.9%; do 1865,
Consols, 117%: do 1867; 117%; do 1868,
117%; Ten Forties, 108 New Yorke
Central, ;80.%; Erie, —; Reading, 92%;
Pittsburgh,Fort Wayne & Chicago.
Railroad; 5, ex. div; Ohio & Misissippi,
32%; Michigan Southern, 109%; Cleve
land 4 %Pittsburgh, 108; Chicago &
Rock Island, 16%; Chicago & North
Western; 80%; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 95; Adams Eipress Com
pany, 58%; Merchants Union Express,
—; Pacific Mail, 89%; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 37%; Am. W4Ei-
Press, 40.
EXCHANGE, Large. Small.
London, per £ ...... ......16,69 /6,76
Paris. per franc ' 27c 27%0
Berlin, ;haler 99c 99%c
Frankfort, florins -57 c 5814 c
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady Ot Co. Gold, 135%; United
1 States Sixes, 1881, 118; Five-Twenties,
1 1862; 121%; do. 1864,118%; do. 1865, 119%;
Ten-Forties, 108; Five-Twenties, Janu
ary, and July, 1865;117%i do. do. 1867,
117%; do. do, 1888, 117%. ' Due. Com
pounds, 119; Union Pacific Railroad, 90;
Central do. do., 99; Cy. Pacifica, 106;
Lake Superior 96. r
MY Telegraphs to the Pittsburgh Gazette:3 ,
,NEw Yong, July 9,1869.
Money. easier and closing at 7 per cent.
eurreneYl- q per cent. gold is asked.
Nothing has transpired as yet in regard
to the Grand Jury on usury cases. Ster
ling firm at-9%®10 per cent.
1 State stooks are weak. New Tennei.
kilees, 57; - Virginias, 61; North Carolinas,
South Carolinas, 67; Missouris, 87%.
47, %
Id firmer, opening at 136, advancing
to 1 , declining to 135%_and closing at
136. , -
Governments were firm, and advanced
prices we paid for three millions
bought by he Government, which
ranged at 116 35410©117 45-100. The quo
tenons at the °los: were: Coupons 1881,
118; do. '62, 121%; .o. 64, 118%; do. '65,
119%; do. new, 117%; •o. 1 '67, 117%;!do.
'6B, 117%. '
Stocks opened steady b. closed easier,
the chief feature heing In ' anderbilt's
stocks and Michigan Southern: . Express
Stocks dull.
Bidding %Prices at 5:30: Canton, 62%;
Cumberland, 32%; Western Union Tel.
egraph, 31%; Quicksilver, 15; Mariposa,
8; do. preferred, 15; Pacific- Mail, 89%;
Adams Express, 58%; Wells & Fargo,
22%; American, 40; United -States, 714;
Merchants, 16; New York Central, 196;
Harlem, 144%; Hudson, 164%; Reading,
92%; Erie; 28V; do. pref.,`s3; Michigan
Central, 128%;5lichlgan Southern,-109%;
Illinois Central,. 148; Pittsburgh, 108;
Northwestein, 80%; do. ,preferred. 95;:
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati,
74; Rock Island, 116%; .St. Paul, 76%;
do.. pt'eferred. - 86; Northwestern, 80%;
do:preferred, 95; Wabash,'73%; do.,pre
ferreo,, 32; Fort `Wayne,) 151'; 'Terre
Halite preferred, 58; Chicago and-Alton,
1574; , do. preferred,ls7; Ohio (It•l!.liasts-
BIPPIs 824. St. Joseph, 118.-„
Mining stooks at Boston: Copier Palls,
7%;'lrrankliti 12; Heels, 80;itHancock, 2;
Minnesota. 1; QUMOYF 24 • ., ..." ..:
Disbursements of gold tnuay,.115:13,045.
Receipts fit Sub•Treasnry toqlsy, 48,..
.488,8841 PaynlezlO, . ;MAC% balance,
P%4,72,681. , t , _., • .
rabli lit
The same .or Specie to-marrow will
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OFFICE OP PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, July 9,. 1869.
PITTSBURGH MARMOTS.
OYFICE OF, Prrr sauna)! lassErni, '?
'FRIDAY, July 9, 1869.
Flour and Grain, according ;to out,
latest advices, froin both east and west,
are still on the rampage. There has
been a fine field for speculators during
the past week or ten days; .those who
were "lone' on either Wheat or Corn;
have had a bigmargin, and many•doubt
less took advantage of the' opportunity
Thus presented; the “shorts,"
,however,
hate bad and ' LUS - ) still having a pretty
hard time of it, and many of them have
already been crowded to the wall, and if
the market does not ease up, and ,that,
too, before long, others will be forced to
suspend. The dispatches from New
York on Thursday reported a goodexport
demand, and.,this, aided by speculation,
was sufficient to excite all of the leading
western Markets. There is an end• to all
things, however, and there will be as
end to the present flurry, and itL may
come sooner than is generally, expected.
BUTTER—Is in rather better supply,
and easier, bLit as yet , unchanged; .we
continue to quote 20@215, for fair to
choice.
BEANS—DuII, at fi1,75©2.
CHEESE—Is in good supply and the
common„grades are very dull; we quote
common Western 'Reserve, at 14@15;
Factory at 16(4)17 and Goshen at 18(gi19.
CARBON - OlLLQuiet; may be quoted
in a jobbing way at 29@30, fur standard
brands. •
DRIED FRUIT—DuII and prices nom
inal—holders generally, anxious to real
ize. • \
nr , inlied,„ 20. \
EGGS—Fresh packed, 20.
FLOH4—Is firm, though there 'is no
excitement in this market, and Western
Flours cannot be replaced at pirent
figures. Spring wheat §6,25®6,75, and
Wintfr Wheat $7@7,25.
FEATHERS —Supply Supply in `hands of
commission men almost exhausted. Live
geese may be, quoted at 85g90, to the
trade, and $1 in a retail way.
GRAIN-,Wheat is in steady milling .
demand. and scarce, and prime Red is
being sold at $1,88®1,40. - Corn film, in
demand and higher: sales of mixed at 80
—prime Yellow may be quoted'at 83®85.
Rye, also, is scarce and , wanted—We con
tinue:lo quote at $1,25®1.30. Oats firm
and tending upward but the, demand is
light,mnd dealers find it very difficult to
sprinl an advance; 66@67 by the car load
and 6 ®7O inistore. All kinds of Grains
tire atively cheaper here than in Chi
cago, and ma consequence, could not be
replaced- from that place at present
prices. .
HAY—Sales new at $15®20, and old at
$25@30.
HEMP—Sales 12 bales at §205..
HUSKS—SaIes at 23.1®3 cts per pound.
- LIMP-Cleveland .Lime is quoted at
53,50, per bbl, and Common. White at
§1,75.
LARD OlL—Sales of No. 2 at §l,lB®
1,20 nd No. 1 at $1,48®1,50
PROVISIONS rhuulders, 14X@15;
Ribbed and Clear Sides, 17%®18,i; Plain. -
Rams, 181,4@183;; Plain Sugar s Cured, 20;
Canvassed, 21. Dried Beef,: 21@2135, .
Lard in tierces 20, in kegs and palls 21. ,
Mess Pork 533,50@33,70. • •
POTATOES—SaIes new crop at $3,00@
53,50 per bbl, and old at 40@45 eta per
bushel.l
'PE easiurs—sman sales at 12.
SALT , ..-Allegheny IRiver brands are
quoted;by car the load, at $1,75®1,60.
SEEDS—SmaII sitles of Flaxseed at
$2,45©2,59. No demand for. Clover or
Timothy Seeds.
PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE - 13 F PITTSBIIRGHi GAZETTE,
FRIDAY July 9, 1669. $
The agony in regard to the production,
we presume, is over for another month,
the main facts of the report. of the Tiths
v ille Herald, for June, having been re
ceived by telegraph to-day. - From this . '
it would appear that the daily average
fcr June was 10,067 h_blS, alSAlt 100 bbls
per day less than for .May, and 35 bbla
per' day less than for 'the same month
last year when it was 10,102. The stock
on hand on July Ist %reported at 300,900
bbls, a decrease of 56,000 bbls,' compared
With the Ist of June. These are the
main' points'of the report,and it is but
fair to add that operators geherally here,
did not expect much difference either
way, and as anoru3equence, the statistics
above set forth give pretty general satis
faction. The market to-day was strong
and highae, priceicomparad with yester
day showing a slight advance, and while
the sales were .by no 'means large, th
' feeling seemed to be "bullish," and deal
ers generally' are operating 'With a view
of pretty stiff prices.
=3
The market, as alreadyintimated, 1=
firm with-considerable inquiry both for
present and future' delivery, and corn-
Tared with yesterday, prices are a frill
quarter higher. Sale, 3601313150 n spot at
16; 4,000 August, at 15%; 1,000 do, at 15y 4 ;
and 3,000 sellers, all year, at 14%. July
was offered Yesterday at 143;_ August at
15; and 143„ was beat did for sellers all
year. • •
REPINED
•
Firm though the sales were light.
Sale, 500 each, Augnst - to Daiember, at
33;;;800 each, barns months, at' 3334.
Spot, 32 against, 3134 @M%, yesterday;
and July,,last half, 3235, against, 32©
3244 yesterday. • 1 .
• LUBRICATncG OILS.
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil
lipse RailroaA Axle
Eclipse Machinery
Eclipse Spindle
03.ECEIPTS OF. CRUDE OIL.
.Mt . B . ro
paepatompsou fi,Co
Total 1...8,240 bbla.
OIL alrnwro_zesT ,1 -
,Citizens Oil Co. 750 bbls, refined to
Taok.& Bro.. Philadelphia.
Moutzhein3er, Kohler &, Co. 500 bbls ref.
to Wiring, King & co., Philadelphia..
Fawcett, L. & 8..400 bbls refined to W.
P Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
B. W. Morgan dr Co., 103 bbls.refined
to Warden, Fresv & Co'.; Philadelphia.
Wormer, Myers &. Co., 211 bbla ref.-oil
to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.-
Braun & Wagner :550 bbls reiinedlo
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Lyons & 8r04,529 bbls refined to W.
P. Logan & ,
McKettry. & Bro., 309 = bbls relined to
W. P. Logan £ Bro., Philadelphia.
Total Refined. 3.152
OIL SHIPMENTS PEE WEST PENNA.. B B.
G. W. 001118 hip & Co.. 54 WAR relined
to Waring, King & Co., IPtillaaelphia.
OIL =Errs!) ~Est s ,r..)B7lic)74. ptliatrEEMß
-•--'- • - ,
1101ChISOn 01111 Refining G.,,162 bbla
refined to Warden, Frew & Co., Phila.
Brooks „Ballentiae et Co., 62 bbla ref.
to v ar d, 3t4 Frew & Philidelithia. -
;,.rjg. L. 7 illoodwltx , halt Mil to
J•6l:lodithitßotton, Mum: •.!
40c
850
750
800
.. 1,280 bbb3
.160 "
... 480 1,
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