Prril
6.
I'LP: FORT PITT
anzmw-itkuli °llllOOltPkM
FOLTIOR •
itatatilemr'fars ot
- - ' - - ,
. ANA - N4- 1 7-AcATEL E T - A;
:110it,E0•10111) -stliti RCS ' 1 1 -
-"""llo4l:4olF4*.j4AND:rifinATat
WSW. siotani m, 'isquoatz-lieoll.
6 - 1 11 , 0 1 0Asj i llnli&Dz iorKlacci..
OBA.fiiiii4l3BOW7lß, BARS,
tiki-lq eurrEr. Bates- C21.130E11,
IIRON _ ' r . - .• .
t s , V ,ATOPLAT EM L; or Colt
Boads._____L
' VOW aO , IniaWIICIDGES it liAlellOW TrAvin.
....,. LuV.,,.151D, CIILTIVATOB.STBEL.
\ EL Ilas AVDISOULDS zusto pattrn.
3' BSM -TLisZt3f STEAL,Blltarrilitt, A. B.
altal. BljOii' and ViAiliCkit OS and
;',131 AND Brie •- t , ~•
•
All Goods iirst . Class and Warr anted.
.
OFFICES AND WOBE.S. '.
std.VilxVath Street and Alllgheny 'River,
l aty.lN filer Igreioi.glffaltrusgit.
1111132EFFIELIP,STEEif W 0 8' .
. ... . . ..
~_
11114 GERI non& co..
,
Mumfaoturais of even! deseflitfoii Of
.ICAST )11(1) G EBDZANy STEEL,
iihmw?,.-isr...nwee,-,- • ~, ,
3SLLli.'ilt. traZDTLNITOO.3IBinsumeS,
.t.14.X.5. IffElf.l.Tißlf.
warehouse, ariaoloilist St's
WILLEI4 BARB Jr*, PARBLI•
•
rArlba j 24 4 ., wrm r. R . • I
W. BA 1.;01113.
- firsCiAL =ILL
ICEtESCUNT STEEL ISTORICS ,
jilat4
•Otace; No. 339 Liberty St,
nrresUß6E,l4.
riaceensinium
IiptILWCK' DIAMOND:
STEEL WORKS:,
• Minialilli;Tiiiiiiiriescriptiolui of
Me& andWdiebLso7lTF wTstlliTY.
oxeAl
, 'IRON WORKS
sup . t.
'SSA Vinal;24. r• Kv,""="'
llMbera i• FORGE
;AND IRON CO.,
/EC
It~SQFJCTCRYBB_ ~ :~~ :_.
FiMI
Iron;
liattread Fish ar ad Bolts;
tatlr lea Ca /bales BAAlea;
• itiarallmabliA*l.o!.lllunineiria;
loscomottv• Frames;
Itiownattlare frame ShaPell;
glide • -
Tones. Stropi;
Piston Hoods;
litoonsbootlibaits;
tenimbont Cranns; -
Piston Kochi, Wrists;
vitroan Jaws, Collars, &v.
Ogles; No. 177 1 2 33,N71 STRZZT,
pirram:nmi.
I!ES
lIIBMIIESEN 1110EBSS.
-11MT1115teell Sfe now tirete.n.
wen
for the use of •=t.
The.snyerior,quelity : imparted to <good Iron,
they at imptoveinont lit te
ar
iron. an
ere o f th
reduced cost, Comm end it to all ett manufactur
the esitobtainilepases by
11140Ying to
JM2kB . " - 1 5 : SPEER..
; •.; Astpruty.fte the,lltultees,
BOMB 1 and 9. Zaaglishh Building, U 6
Point avenue. c. J-••• • ' are Inv • ited to visit the
•
- Parties interested
SNOB IiBBEGEIt. WOMB. where the recess is
,• • ‘..assflit iniccen ratio n . „
sea
PICESTON & CO4
' , l 7,l l3unritly
Iron' Pa rka ~senogse . Nod, 166 andl6!
pat
ppbrltffMonoaf
PITTI151) 11
BItA131314:111NDE 11113 .
1103312 i-i. ... . ... . ...... . .
JO lit. CCH)rEit
Bell and Brass . Founders.
faluivtisys
MADE, TONNTTLY TO Olitiklf.
Ibleable,li auk gity, Aon s,
•
GAS NG,
lIINOTTL B , 4A:Filri AND, cllggif v o ktv sa,
r • r
- 3EI I 11 01 g: ' C4C)CiEKIg,
:
44
klitist.4tort:4 o to r i
I Spain, ater aad
xszivtattitimus o r J. X. COOPPpOB
ttam PIIIIDp
Agents for Dreyfus' Patent Oil
ers. the best in the Market:
osre andtWartglis,—eoxxipt Ibtrieeetk pied Pike
Street& etas
COAL, 415. P COKE
--
loaLl GO - ALIt...C)OILIU
DIOLSON,:'STEWART .tts
Hsving removed tfielr Otaie to
547 'l,ll3Elrri !Mit:PM;
izAtiumi!)ollo4*P4Pl , .WP. 44o,oo :
mo ta , to to %lab or k LY4rel e
lowest morket ! Mee.
All oathts.s,Aseg9lPMSLYZ e l s lr,
' "4' ot nitArt,..lll e
iirraocoui,"PaEßs.
' sius &wk.. Foliar cA.sio,
t4reatiiir iLVLEIE SUCCeSIOn
M ow, Y.OOIWWWIt 1 0..
JPRACIILCAZ tilooBwaritass.
ris only. eiSssm Li astaidissmehi
sts 3s : odlrs llanintslas.ll"Crioss Cards, Lester
ads, Labsb, Show Cards,
Portraits w
a I l'is. yes of Do.
Is sr MANI eft 10.
Miltnine blitigh• •
=NINE
sIottNDERS, MAMMSTS
TWELFTH STREET.
-
priTszargoa:PA...l.
larEnlines, Rolling um Ma
clattery, Nafl Machines, Me
torts; and Castings generally.
NATIEONAL
'Garner Carroll and Bitnalltnan Streets,
WILLIAM SMITH,
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
iVes are all east invasisnlyln 21.ta. in dry
v iand, anal.%feetleni Also. tTill illbortment
of general
Castings ftor eaS an 4 Water Works.
I Wmthi also e.all the attention of BnperinteMit
me of Una Worka to my =no of 11.11.TOSTS.
DUQI.JESDIE FORGE.
r .
- .IMEI4
(sneeessiir to SOS. P. & £0.9)
'Hiss -faCHlSies -el:;-exteuslie with - the lead lie
Forges to the East, and is prepared to promptly
SHAFTcIy 111 all orilt rs BUDAMO
S, CRANES, PISTON , LAVERS,
PITMAN JAMS. WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES,
LOCoMOTIV It FRAMES. ,_together with ever,-
desmiptioriof KNAPE., WORK , Office and Forge,.
• .
Cornet of 'Paqueste.Way and First Steeet::
• , , .
ROBINSON, REA. &
tattessors tobingils K44 410 4 '
w asEcordrozr WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND NACHINISTS,PFITRNOR 6 h ,
Mannfactliers Of Boat and Stationary 31.011.111
Ones, Blast Engines. Mill Machinery, tlearlnit
Shafting, Castings of all descriptiona: oil Taste
and :stills Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Ouse, No. 4.21; corner 'First and Smith - two
a Vete . for OrYPARIPS PATKIST 121CTOti
Ibr feeding Bolieri
TROIKAS CARLIN & co.,
Youth Ward Foundry and lodine Works,
SANDUSKY ST...ALLKOHNNY CM.
stiniatevarers of Station:ly and ro - rtsbletStnaro,
Latftrw vu
NW Work, IlionruiMltirndtan arinset
eroding& Grate Sam Weight. Ms
..ap Soxes.
Az. Build to order anti have on Land ragmen 0.1
all sixes
CIENTRAL FOUNDRY . •
AND ROLL WORKS •
$BO I"Pnxi Street*
BOLLIAN B 011) & BAUALET.
MU 1 Bolts, .11111 Castings, Soli Lathes. de..
rnriViEVß 4 o l .
OFFICE AND 'WORKS.
AND PIPE WORKS.
MM/ WARD,
rrr-reinoucpl ,
Fila.nufacittirer oX
HOB GAB AND waxy. woßas.
OILS.
WARING AND Kings.,
commission merenaata sail Brokers to ,
Petroleum and Ite Preclude,.
DALZELL% BLOCK, AIQUESNEWAY,
PittIADIELPHIA ADDRESS,
iioein 17, Chamber of Commerce,
•1a; %I IF T ' SEC 024 D STII.II3IT.
.10'
ECLIPSE PETRULIUM •REfINERY;
multi* W. MEDDLED_
11.ANEUFACTURZR 01?
iltbthiOg & High Te,st Burning Ob.
Bann* 11 111111 readi Axle OIL
hands treat Inn granola change; temains
nrapyl at lowest temperatures. trweilil Oil for
Araolau eirteatee OT tiOtr wea th er. ,
Leceinativey Engine, 'Lachine Shop.
aft Screws.
Saw 21111 and ,Planing 111111
0 0- , 410110(0041ght 011,
I, Tanners! Otigir-40ensiole." -
Ing*lnsfablasoo,llstasoline, •
Alamein I Oil. Parraltine.
l emon bvieuiiiii,ll, 'net - ork and Idnery m
These pro , ucts are manufactured antler Dr.
Tweddle , s patent by Superheated Steam In Vs,c•
cUo. Ibe linbrlcaldng 011 s are almost odorless,
.074 c t r. 2 )1 FAlL lf te r t n o r.Tn t atat h a t .
_art7 i d
'lmmo urkug extreme cold. The itallroad
Olio are nnequall.d and are In constant use on
uutuy of the principal Itallroads omelet can
be exar_tzted and orders left at ll* WOOD
leritg,lor. Works it fh Ours! Badge.
T ICK BB
COMMISSION MERCIIANTS
, ,
alip - riBALE
•
Petroleum and Its Products,
Pitesaatiee 11191oe , ..DAL.ZNIAL I
earner of Dufttesue Way sad Irwin aturl eels.
uulelphlsollde—lST WILLNTIT ST.
fl
ATAlwan- -
wousis..
. tome et CO6;
!ace, DAV.. BUILPINU. •
Duqntenm Way. Pltsburpb.
NOVIILTY WOKILS;
pITTIsWURVII
ELPT woms6
Founded A. D. nu. 1 • , • ,:
4.l:llitgati AIMEE al 00;. -
-- - , rxtu"\ma•PrnAllis- 07 !
. 7 11' )iiir,friAittikiii ftiittseiiii liner:
\
3121 T) PL ATPO LSD Datil:Mal!.
SCA ES.
Latches.
Paint Faced Patent Do. Looks and Latches.
rains and Uodetkitnte. ae.
00112141 Cl/ PIRO AVM= 6 0107 MI
itetobensii~h
GINE% Boum"' 811
EMI &BOLE & CO,,
tot; cola Alley and Itaquesne
Moat not POINTO
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists.
manufacture ertemsoxT Nunn= and STA.
TIONARY ItNOLNEI3, of all aims.
ABYclattentn invited to onr now STATION
OIL WEL io L 11./.IOINR , AND PORTABLE
BOILEIt„of 16-horsenpower:
CASTWOI3,_of everynit. Toad Order &tour
Youndry, on THIRD BTREEbeI Market.
RIGS for 01117Alls,POWAY%
HANGRS, BMW. and TOBACUO i3CREWI3
IRON TOBACCO PRI:BM% an band and made to
order. at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
?routing on the Allegheny River, :twat/m.I'OIBU
FITTPUROIi. PA.
All orders proidnity llDed. - TRIM
FORT PITT
EOM, SIM ADM TAU
WO3II,KS.
CARROLL & SNYDER.
IsArtnrscrtatime or
TUBULAR, IDOUBLV-FLUED TUBULAR.
FIRS-BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL
ERs.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS.
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ABN PANS.
SETTLING SALT YENS AND Cob-
DENSRS:
.STEA.N. PIPEts, GASOILETEILS AND. IRON
BRIDGES:.
YRIEON DOORS COAL 3RUTES
Mete end Warehouse. earner &sewed,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH., Pa.
Wl:Orders sent to the above address w 7: ill .be
promptly attended to. mhlBe
WNI. BAJRNHIELL
BOILER MASERS
-- • -
/MD' SHEET IRON -WORKERS,
NOB. AO. AL *'k AND 1116 PENN BT.
Raving secured a large yard and furnished it
wile the moat approved machinery, we are pre
pared kolltanubieture every desorinticnt of BUIL -
Zia the ;wit ner,And. warranted equal to
any made in the country. - Chimneys, Breechialt,
Wire Beds, gleam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers. Balt Pens. Tanks. 011 Balm, Agita
' tors, Bettang PULS, Boiler Iron,- Bridges ; Bugler
Pans,'and sole manufacturers of Barnhill Fat
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on shortest notice. isaiert
JAMES RI. RIMER;
Aos. 56 and 5 6 , Wes" Strot.
tlrrriatit.nc, • ;
tuirurAcTunan 01
IRON OIL TANKS;
BIT:PLUM rAms. csorrE 3.:31"8A.51 PIPE.
SOLLINg MILT. 9TAGNS,
111.n.103g&ST [ROA WURIL,
For atesuousts.
JARSD is. 101:1/1.. PVl3su
ABED. M. 84 SON,
illANtilaVrtritlas OV
SWIMIib nil Wills. Tanks.
101EET IRON 1370111 t. &O.
62 Petau gtreet. Pittsburgh,.
M=ll:l=M
1111{A 114 E diz . CO.,
INA). ZO INOWIPSTILEET, ,
manufacturers yt Inc ereatest •artew of
Cook;Paiiorand lifttbog Staves.,
t% YItU NIL
In our assortment it Illbe found all the LATEST
PAT rlh HMI AND ikt rAtAlVa,lllkiaT,.. and tie
reputation of our Stoves , a such that •ns one In
wraut,ut a good article should purchase none but
• those manufactured by us, as they will be futuud.
the meal durable as well Al economical. World
call narilcuusr atten‘ion an. new VOLCAN . .
bTOTE„ for churcher, halls anas,ores. Overbill/
sold in I Wee months. Intended for rII.II ,r w.ith
out casing. 11 wbo Misr, nand them protronuce
Lbacti superior to any other and far cheaper.
Bend for Catalogue and Price Lit.
BIM 11.16113 81 CO
. is
111.111JVACTIIIUMS p livlol7 TAWNY! 07
lEWINCZOITIMIS •
:s , .
osrow ' C OOK RANGE,
Kati FAJRNACE,"
- , toz wAsame Builnimalt. •
:rEI2 15111/_ ALBITI:or
BEOULATurr.II mai^ 000 -ITOVIn
tag& itgleNltAteirttlnol U
a K ilLa dl tt29l
:1147Atti.Aynrii)firrejxtrore. trt and it .
206 'and 20S liberty Street,
ostyn piTTSRUitiIH. rak.
otPUK STOVES.
CET THE BEST. _
BII4IIIKiLL COMS
Vint 131211.11L1N0 !BY COAL. '
Warrauted tetioN Rae or Road aff
nil um other stove In the
BISSELL di 00.,
No 065 I.tibeiW, Street.
Iliag.barrviiih ir
ms_, sir,:
rooNlNii itANOTS, do.
'me ' ..
mmilm;1111 1
ifr.iiitLeMßVit•
111111.1)1110t ., /
- ,
500 .100tIleot Dry Ptneltdirtio.
reel hail Clear lieu" t
201 000 feet 15i ineri"Cosalu oll
35,000 feet Dry 1 sod SI Inch Oak
36,000 ft, L.4 1 „51 and .3 Well .
' • 10.1103 Wet line Poplar eestitilog:
10,000 feet I,i_ry'Yellow Moe Boards:
100.0110 feet Heininek tie ntling.
8M:000. feet, N0.,1P IS lush ralclnaa
No.
" '51100.1000 No. lti•tneti Shingles, omen,
50,1100 Nu.
lir
noti Shinano'. • *viol..
110.1000 Vlry
1.000 Vlre The .•
10(1 Tone Vire Ultai
Also, Saw Mill'l.umher, LOollat Aid i:edir
Pasts, and all articles in the tte on nand and for,
o. Val ktolp-oes stroet and cidnyr or Pr • .1.. d
elreeln..Olnl.n ward: Allegheny. tidy hor.
.dugli Mellebnelor. ,". • also
42 t
'rl
)`.,l*
14:1VAIN., • -
r ,
viroo.tik. up,irem
Mo. riuliTB ecBEM.
intiween Llbern asA Nnl st 4
Oztler• Pr= 0811114".
TUESDAY; JULY 13, 1809
FIFTI AVEEN BLIiZ
Of Pittsburgh,
. . .
Is ; now open for Discount. Deposit and General
Banking Business, at Dllri FI VIII AVENUE.'
/Any sum received from One Dollar upwards.
Interest at the rnte of six per cent. paid on
time depositi.
DDIECTOES:
DITHRIDGE, W. P. WIrcIIAN,
W. H. MIKE. FRANK I.IEBERT,
W. C. RoRERTSDN, lituw HY MEYER.
DAN. KINZER. D. 11. - ARMUR.
EMIL POERSTEL.
ED. DITIIIIIDSA President.
F. F. SellENCK,Cosider.
n10:198
ANEW BANK.
ors. 80 ,FOURTH. :AVENUE,
On-not/ivGB.
CASH CAPITAL • • • • • 0200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable. •
BAN g or DISCO ONT AND DEPOSIT.
JOENPLOID 19E. YLOYD,
President. . Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
' Thos. 31 . . Marshall, John M. dinetland,
Win. T. !Shannon, erchlbald Wallace,
James W. A rrott, Jas. B.
Chas. B. Leech, Win. Floyd.
John 'Floyd,
This Bank is now fulli organized and prepared
todoa general isatil.lng
jelOk4S
CAVGIIEN & CO"
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
pri-rsismaart, PA..,
OSUccEssoits TO thisr," Karr a C 0..)
DLA31135
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And partitular attention riaid to the pUrChase
arid sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Bight itrar is on tiondon.
ovum •
110" HOL.MES & SONS,
./A
•
.-11
57 Market Street,
, vs.
Coltalian. taade on all the principal palate et
the Ualted Etetee and Osnadss.
Stocka,Bonda and other Seettritie
Bouowr AND soup oN CC lON.
rartionlar attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
United States Securities.
JAY COOK:
3134sixas..ers,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
. . .
PHILADELPHIA. --
, •
8T ()GEE and BONDS of all descriptions
baugist and bald. '
Special attention Wel to'lhe purchase and sale
of,liorerntatat dezerialea.
citiry BALNIE.
12 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
CAPITAL. 8100.000.
TOCNROLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
BMOC PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHAHOS -
Dong%e and sold.. and when desired remitted to
Europe. colieesions made on all the principal
points of the Uni.ed
Im ta B t l esand Osiwdeesds.
DOMINICK 11N, Pre .
J.AMKe MC ABM. Vice President.
JOHN B. sfrOusthar3 cadder.
BBLBCTOA.s.
D. lhrosen. . , James tdoCabe,
Thomas Rourke, John Savage,
J. Bindery. Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick K.ne, lame, Finis/4
(Ohm. B. Harr, . H. A.Freycogua.
Jno.Jou.liertusum. Thom' , Baruch
Hugh Keating jel:kB
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANS. •
NO. es rotnerzt STREET.
CHARTERED IN ID&
Answers 49,303. 431 33.
Open daily, from 0 o'clock A w. to 3 o'clock
r. ts., and SATURDAY EVENINKS, from
May Ist to November Ist, from 9 , to 9 o`elocsa
and from November Ist to May Ist, from 0 to V
o'clock.
Deposits received of all sums of not less than
ON h DOIALAR and a dividend of the routs
declared twice it year, In June and December.
Interest has been declared semi-annually in June
and !iCCClallet since the Bank was organized, at
the rate of six per cent. a year.
Interest, if not drawn out. 111 placed to the
credit of the depositor a. principal, and bears the
same tutwrest romthe Ist da) s of without
Decoeber„ compow.dinuttirice a year,
troubling the dete , sitor tO call, or even to present
his ptsa book. ti this rate money will double in
less thin twelve yew.
Rooks Containing AlwCharter. By-Ltws, Roles
and !regulations, furnished gratis, on applies
l!on at tee °glee.
rimpazi+-..,'1} ALBERS..
VlVir KEZIDZYITS:
John li. Elekurea, A M. Pollock, M. M.D.
Benj. V. Valmeitock, Robert Robb,
James Iferdman, John 11. Khoenberger,
James MeAub.y, . James bhldle,
James B. D. !deeds, = Alexander Speer,
Isaac M. Pennock, Christian Yeager.
- • Tritnivims.
Wm.
Ad
J. Anderson, Robert b.Lynch Loomisc •
Calvin ams. Henry .I. .
John C. E , Peter A, Mod. irs,
upprge Week, j John Marsh 41,
HII idurgivin. Walter P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Curter, John B. 'McFadden,
Chit' lei A c Coittna r i , :
r %Orinsby Phillips,
;Jobe KY ins.' tientpL. Itingwalt,
'John J. Wm. E. Schmertz,
Wllllzat4.• Haven, Alexander Thuile.
Yeter . ll.• Htlaker, . William Van Kirk,
Richard Ile , s, Isaac Whittier,
James It . Kelly, ' L Wm. P. We man.
TrotAs li
unzu—OAKLISS A. COLTON.
sitineraur —lAst KS H. D. sIKII4.
EUUR AND PERFUMERY.
O,IIIN • PEtilb._, OBNAMENVAL
'
HAIR WORKEtt AND P 1 RFI3)IICR ,
Thirdutrett, suss limlthlleld, Pittsburgh.
Alwalo t n hand, a num! assortment of Ir.
duit litiasiai" MIMS. Gantleraeuts
W eisic !SCALP& Kant CHAIN%
BEAC WM. g.o. Sir A good Pries la cash
will be MITT! ro,gAsy HAIR.
LOW' 141111ir (Milt% done
WAR a. MOSER,
Alteltril'EXlVE4 •
mu= sousx 413000101011 BUtlatraiebi
boa. II sad 4 et. cuts duo& Pittsburg% Yh
SWIM itteaston weal to the asuman and
beildlaii_ et 1100811:11 sad ?OM.
SUlLDurgi,
&DV,:
.7- ,
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Prices.'
PH. R. ]ffERTZ, Banker
Cor• Wood and Fifth Streets.
mr}
JANES To BRADY Bro 00.,
73 ALM 3E:L 77:
GOVERMNT f;ECUILITIES,
ra
TatiBo
. a "is:j
FINANCIAL.
lasicoesaors o& JONES a C 0..)
Corner Forath 'and Wood Sts.,
guY AND HELL ALL ILIICDS 07
WWI SILVER AND COUPONS,
Ow ILOST lievins.riturTEM'
Or Interest Allowed on Dewitt&
'kir Money loaned ou_flovernatent Boucle it
owest mirket'SsteS.
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Sale of STOCKS. BONDS and
GOLD.
LAMES T. BRADT & CO.
,
GOVERNMENT BONDS !
We will register all kinds' of GOvernment
Bonds free of charge. Thls gives the holder ab
solute security against theit,loss, or deatruction.
'JAMBS T; BRADY & CO.,
Dealers in Government Bonds,
COR. FOURTH & WOOD STS.
my13:125
Of . li4,4tij
FINANCE:AND TRADE,
Orricr. or PITTSBIJRCHI GAZETTE,
• MORDATi,,TGay 12, :1M69.
To-day the first movement in gold be
gan, opening at
_136%, and gradually
selling np to 137; The increased ship
ments of coin, and the scarcity of bonds
in the _market.'available for - shipment,
may lead to larger shipments than was
generally estimated. •
Governreent bonds made a big jump
andtoday, new bonds are now equal to
the old bonds, because they are quoted
at the En.ropeauSfock ExChange, where
the very large amount held- there, ne
cesitated this measure.
So long as the Government will bny
bonds regardless of price, bonds will
tend upward, out so soon as a reaction sets
in. largejots may, be expected in the
market which were still held' back for
speculation. -••
Tha ease of money for, call - loans gave
a new impetus 'to stocks speculation,
and a rise of three to four per cent. was
the result. A reaction may he looked for
on Wednesday, in the, ordinary course
.of speculation, Express etocki advanc
,
ed likewise, but did not come up to the
price ranging a few days ago. •
Quotations, as reeetved by • Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 137; 211 liver, 11.9; Eighty
one's, 120%; Five Twenties. 1862, 123;
do • 1864, 121%; do - 1865, 121%; do 1865,
Console, 120% do 1867, 120%; do 1868,
120 f Ten Forties, • 109;"„"; 'New York
Central, 99%; Erie, —; Reading, 93%
Maburgh, Fort Wayne- t Chicago
Railroad; 5811, e3C. dir„Gblo Misissippl,
82%; Michigan - Southlarti. 10636; Cleve
land. • & Pittsburgh; 109; Chicago &
Rock 'Bland,: 38%1 'Chicago & North
Wes!tern,4l 2 ; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 95%; Adams - Express Com
pany, 59; •Iderchants 'Union Express,
—; Pacific Mail, 89%; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 87%; Am. W. Ex
press; 41: • •
Closing quotation/I received by James
T. Brady st & Co. Gold, 136%; United
States 1881,120%: Five-Twenties,
184 123; o. 1884, 121%; do. 1865, 121%;
Ten-Forties, 97%;" Flve-Twentles, Janu
ary and July, 1865.120%; do. do. 1867,
130%; do. do, 1868,.120;.Due Com
pounds, 119; Union Pacific Rallivad, 90;
Central do. do.. 99; Cy. Pacifies; 106;
Lake Superior 96.
ter TVeitrapti to the PR:burgh Gazette.] '
NEw 'ionic, July 12. 1869-
The announcement of further pur
chases of bonds by the government dur
ing the month has caused a greater
ease,in money, and the rates to-day ruled
ett'l per cent. currency,' with some ex
. is
fieptions at 6. The"supple of money
ample and all the financial. circles were
more buoyant Sterling firm at
'9%®10. told has been firmer, opening at
136%, declining to 136%,_
advancing
steadily
advancing and closing_ active, at 136%.
The purchases of bonds . by the Govern-
ment for tliiiest'of the'mantliWili be as
follows: July 14th, three millions; 15th,
cue 11:_lillien;,-,-P1str,three millions; 28th,
three millions; one million; total for
the month, oleven..mlilions. , .
Governments ektive and' firmer, with
an advance on the whole list of from 116
2% per cent. The prices closed as fel
lows: Coupons 'Si, 1203,; do. '62, 123;
do. '64, 121%•d0.15,121%; new d0.,120%; .
do 120%;li 0 . 18 ; 120%; 10-40's, 116; Pa
cifies, 107%.
State Bonds are steady,. with some
speculation in North Carolinas; the prices
closed as folloWs: Tennessees, 55%;
ginias, 61%; North Carolinas, 45; Misson
tie; 8790 South, Carolinas, 62. Express
shares dull.
Railways active and higher, the prmci
pal transactions being in New York Cen
tral, Hudson, Harlem, St. Paul and
Michigan t Soutiaoo. - • •
Bidd{ ;.A•kes at 5:30 Canton; 62;•
Cumberland, 31%; Western Union, Tel
egraph,,_ 37%4' Quicksilver, 15%; Marl-
Ewa, '8; du. preferred, 15%; Pacific
Pal ?dam
89%; Boston Wafe f.%
r, 34; o,
o,
22%; Aillinietzpressi. 59; AmplicaD o
42; United, 'State!, 7134; New Vat* Cen
tral, 109%;,-Ilar1010; 1411%; Hinisoni 169%;,
Reading; . 943(6 Erie, 031 •41
Cen
tral, 13214; Michigan Hantherni 107 f
Illinois Uentral, 143%; Pittsburgh, 109;
Northwestern,do. prerar. 95%;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati,
15; Rock Island, 118 X; St. Paul, 7735;
do. preferred, 87, , ,i; Waba.!-I i Fort
Wayne, 154: Terre Hans 34 An • prp
fe- chicagc it": do.
. Ohio and itlississippl 32,„„;
St. Joseph, 1.18;y. •
Coin disbursements, X 697,370.
Sub -Treasury receipts, $2,063,720;
manta, $5,087,385; balance, /94,185,114.
The steamer for Hamburg to=morrow•
will take a quarter million of specie.
Mining stocks at Boston: - Calamut, 50;
Copper Falls 7; Hecla, 80; Hancock, 2;
Minnesota, 21; Quincy, 25. •
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OP PITTSBIIROIC GAZETTE' •
• Moil - DAY, July 12 1:•;,.,
The harvest and RS progress and pros
pects, is being Watched with great inter-, ,
est and considerable anxiety, as upon its
result hangs mainly the future course
of trade. Our advices, we are glad to
state, from almost every direction, are
very encouraging, and that there will be
•
a big yield or Wheat is reduced almost
to a certainty. Already'the crop in the
South has been secured, as well as in
most: of the Seuthwest, and with ano'he•••
week or two , of good weather, the
crop throughout the entire country will
bo housed. In this connection we, Flip
the following _from the St. Louis DCA
ocrat :
The wheat harvest of 1869 is said to be
the largest by all odds ever reaped on
this continent. Throughout those por
tions of the West where the growing of
of fall .wheat is made a speciality the
grain is all down, o principally all
-clown, and though there has ;seen a deal
of wet, disagreeable weather. yet but
little damage has come to the crop. Of
course some fields have been entirely
ruined from lack of adequate heiF Ind
energy to take advantage of the few sun
ny days to , dry it. But, realizing the
importance of saving their wheat';,,most I
farmers liriproved every ' , shining hour"
in breaking open"-"shocks," scattering
out the bundles and stirring them about
to be dried. Though • a--good deal of
trouble and expense was entailed Upon
our farmers; there has very little, COl3l
- of the wheat crop actually
A gentleman who has traveled through
lowa:telegraphs, under datelof July' 6th.
that the State has the appearance of one
vast sea of golden grain. .
APPLES—SaIes of new. crop at 1.3@4"
per bbl. as to quality.,
BUTTER--Quiet and unchanged, rang
! ing from 20®25 as to quality.
BEANS--Dull at $1,75®2.
CHEESE—Market dull, with a supply
considerably in excess of the' demand;
sales of Ohio at 15®18.
CARBON OlL—Quiet; may be quoted
in a jobbing way at, 29®30, fur standard ,
brands.
DRIED FRUIT--Dnll. Peaches nom
inal at 9 ©lO for quarters; 12 ®l4for'.
mixed, and 16 for prime halves. Apples'
10®13 cts. •
EGGS—Steady at 20®21.
FEATHERS Supply in hands of,
commission men almost exhausted. Live
geese may be. quoted at 85®90, to the'
trade. and $1 in a retail way. 1.
• FLOUR—The market .s•• firm 'but
quiet, with no perceptible improvement
to note in the demand. The receipts ,
continue light, and while the stock . is :
pretty well - run down, it is nevertheless
fully up to present 'requirements. Wei
continue to quote Western flour at g 6,25
®6,75 fpr spring, and $7®7,25 for win
ter.
GRAlN—Wheat is in fair milling de
mand, and pnrue Red sells at $1,40.
Rye, also, is in steady demand, with ,
small sales at sl,2s,_and car,losd lots at
$1,30. Oats firm, though as yet, deal.
ers have been unable to establish an ad-•
vance; may be quoted at 66®67c on track,
and 68®70c in store. Corn is scarce and
firm,-but unchanged; 80 for mixed, and
83®85 for prime yellow.
HAY—Market quiet and unchanged:
HEMP—Last sales at $205,
HUSKS—SaIes at 234Cu3 cts per pound.'
LlME—Cleveland Lime is quoted at
12,50, per bbl, and Common IVhite at
11.75.
LARD OlL—Sales of No. 2 at '4I,ISEL.
1,20 nd-No. 1 at SI,4S@I,SO g, PROVISIONS -- 'Shoulders, • 1,(g)15.
Ribbed and Clear Sides, 17140118 y; Plait.
Hams, 183y©1834; Plain Sugar thired, 20;
Canvassed„2ll,4©22.-Dr led -Beef, 21@213
Lard In tierces 20, in kegs and pails 21
Mess Pork 133,50(4)33, 75 .
POTATOES-- Sales new crop at ss,oog,
0,50 per bbl. and old at 40@45 cts pe:
bushel..
PEA.I t.'IIIUS---Small sales at 12.
eny River brands- art'
quoted., by ear the load, at 51,75@1,80.
SEED—Thero is some inquiry bOr
Flax seed and none-in market; •No de
maud for Clover or Timothy.
Wool!, MARKET.
The market is Without any materia
change since our last, owing to th,
harvest, but few lots are brought in th ,
city. Reports in eastern "gapers. and
circulars, state that owing to the stria'
gent money market, Some orders hay ,
been withdrawn. The low and meditir;
wools have, been nearly all sold out . . d.
first hanus. Fine wools have been soli,
to a considerable extent, in Ohio, Micir:,
gan and other Western States, at price;
averaging from ti 7 to 450.
The Bulletin states that "a
the West the marketing of the net:
clip hat' been suddenly brought to I
stand by the stringency of the -easter
money market, which has compelici
most of our : : dealers and commissio.
merchants to shat down iti sight draftt ; !
and to instruct, their
_country agent'
to stop buying' . and consigning. "Thi:
peremptory movement will doubtleel
have a good _sffect. upon the wester!
. trade:whieli was being prosecuted
manner alike injurious to the interest"
of dealers t -and:-manufacturers.
quote fine wool, 40@43c; extra clips 41 . i
coarse fleece and tub washed 42@45.
Dry. Goods Market.
ZW. ,YORK. July 12.—The marker'
generally'inactive. yet ..steady and fin.
for alk.deseriptions - of staple cottony;
Efeavy woolens' moving slowly at lo''
rates, Repellents in request and eon:
mend good prices, say $1,00©1,35
popular makes. .1,
CINCINNATI, July it. - :,Floitr dull. tni
unchanged. with stiles famtiv at, $0@6,2:
Wheull; red at $1,3501.,40. "Corn
Wheat dull;
changed and in demand; °RI' at 75@)77,
Oats. scarce and firm at 7(3750. Rv.
dull at 00 r
5. Barley dull and lower
with ewes new tat.sl.l o . Cotton ut
changed; middlings at - 33c. Tobacco fin!
and.in good demand - at lull prices. Whil
kv higher, closing at 98c.©91; not mug
offering. Provisions quiet but firri,
Mess Pork held at pa, but there is m
much _ demand and 132,50 is the rat
offered. Bulk Meats firmer; shoulder
at , 12,i@i$3. and . sides at 15Nc.. ' Bacc
at 14@1734®1 8 c; the demand is quit
'light. Lard held at 19c. but 100 tierci t
Sold at 18,0. Butter firmer at 23@.29,
Eggs . at 17@i o. Cheese dull atl.3®l ,
'Unica 'CM dell " at 10@10%. Lard
`thillat-80.101,40. retroleuoilt 27
iler refined. Sugar in good demand an,
market Silber, with Plea 260 hbds No2t,
Orleans at 13tie16Me. Coffee steady 4,
i t i
21@26e. Gold at 186 . buying. Mom
Market easier at IC,I r cent. F
change firmer at par w , buy in g. .
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