O.
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, RAHIA & CO.
Sislatawttmo of
IRON, NAITS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
L MID JVNIATA,
RAT.BAIL BOUND AND
S4M IRON.
ND. ROUE; SHEET AND TANS DiON,
MEN PLATES AND HEADS,
GUARD 111:UN. DEM:, and DROEPEENAE&
BLANHE E : • VU'rTES. Beite. CYLINDER
Ilr
N A
VAT EWE:, for Coal Boma&
A Es,wiratilis & HARK , vw TEETH,
....ltaNe t PLtoW a.ND CULTIVATOR STEEL.
"1 EL DSOSA.
-,ND MOULDS cat to pattern.
- •EL DIES, STEEL SHAFTIND, A. B.
CH. BUGGY and VAHON EFBIN6S and
'HT ' AILS AND SPINES.
Anegods First GUSI3 and Warranted.
O1!FIOES AND WORKS.
lgiateauth Street and Allegheny Elver,
wad 77 Water Street, Pittsburgh.
SIUMEIF I ILELD STEEL WOKS&
=GER, MICK & OO
4 - 4 tinuttGEL Ps..
Manufacturers of every description of
CAST ANI GERMAN STUL,
RATLW 13PAINOS,
SLLL •t C AND PLATFORM WRINGS.
AIMS, ISTEEL TIBE. ac., ao
Warehouse, 88 Water •sad 100 First fits.
XLILLEII I BAWL &
• " • exerznAu WirraBB:
I.olf. DEKTOALP,KEUBBN MLLES,
I
U. W. BARE. CRAB. PARKIN.
BFECIAL PAZTNER-15. M. KIRK.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS
111:1114121, BAWL & PARKIN,
Omce, No. 339' Liberty St,
tam . :ass 11273817/16E,
113LACIL DIAMOND
Jaw
!M EM WORKS.
rnrn
BILOTHER & CO
Moindietorers of all descriptions or
11390 1 -M
woe Rnd 'Warehouse, THIRT1111%; TEEEMT
and . .ll/114w3A.L.) 81.11..EBT8.•
IRON WORKS.
•7J. Vizzarra. Pres 9 t.-.. W. P. Paaraz, BiWt.
fiffTTIUMOR FORGE
.111 D IRON CO.,
=2
Bar Iron; .
, ' Soitroad Flab Bans am' Bolts;
itatiroid Car Aittes Retied;
3 Monrovia Car Axles Hatamered;
Locomotive 'Frames;
I
Locomotive Prime Ethapes;
tilde. Soda ;
Yokes, Straps; .
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, 'Wrists;
pitman Jaws, Collars, etc.
.10111oe, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBURGH.. PA.
MUM ?ROMS.
• Tito Tritsteer are now oropased to_grant UcPn
ass • tor tats wo4 of the wsiHAIIESICti PRO
GESS.
The surierioi quality Imparted to good Iron,
the great Improvement in th.ftrlor iron. and the
- reduced cost.commend It to a/i manufacturers at
Aron.
• "Pardee wisbitur to nee it eau obtain licensee by
411dYmg to • .
JAOSLES .M)EMt
itttoruey for the Trustees,
• 'BOOMS 1 and a. , Inguithis. Bending. 11 6)i
4roatth avedue.- ,
Par tits interested 'are' intrited te 'visit the
SEWIShiIiXRGEB, WOll,llB. where the recess's
now in eneeessinloyeration. . te8;1167.
EVERSON PRESTON & CO.,
•: 11 :PetintiThrgala IrenYWorks. •
Now PIS; wail ) 161 ••
lircumay. oeite Mumps .111, TiOnse,,__ •
-• • dß' - PTV 1,111011
..tT. ,, •'f;.WW35.,F 1 QX.10.., - ....'.
roux is. COOPI6I. " ' Jill24llT MOM
.JOHN' 1if..000PE,4 a' co.,
W,19111 07188E,ounters.. ,
- BRAM! 'CAS/MOS
MADE PEOMPTtIC TO 4111DIL8.
itakalile and , Grey' iron .• Fitttits,
GAS PIPE AND *FUSING,.
MOTTLE, MATT miumekvitys
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
.10L-t ()TV COCILES ,
Brass Work of every desecipUon tor
Steam, Water and 011.
• MitiliiPUTTyliffiB44)P,l.Od. COOPER%
Improved BalaackWheel Steam - Pump.
Agents for, foreyfusi Patent Oil
• era, the best in the Market.
Office and Works, corner Thirseenta and Pike
&recta soar
NOVELTYWORK f 3.
PITTSBURGH
•
NOVELTY, •
Founded...o.
D 833.
_ez CO.
M.A.AIIIPACTIIIMDI3 07
•
pItYSTONE STANDABD,)rintiA Nit PA#l••
. ENT) gLA:I7O/01 CONNFZEti
SCALES.
4anu rimed. 0063 Door Lockkano
*Palm and care. 43411114
904= • FIRST AVENUE ate+BANT EITEL
tobingto. Potan'a.- - -
AROBITECTS.',
BARB & MOSER, .
Aitomicanums, i
witaT Annuli Aupiximmoir inwanctis.
mkt. ihad • et. Ui &net, "niti - barg4 Ins
soma- iiesestiiin ereetilbe,degentha asa
at 001137 MUM and PUBLii
5:!~,.., , ~:.. ^ .:'.~~_-r0.;=~:Ui.2:'5.;~:.... ...
frivol' N. BOLE & CO.,
Con Pohl t
a‘rzt.seiss romT.) • •-•
Engine Builders, irountiers Ind
Manntareare lIIMAX OXT laircross . and 81.A
TIONAILY g/iSISA pf_al;
mord:Wet to
It " I A
N i rg r UT T A l 2l .
B° e atoar
0 1: 1 3 E 4 1 8 kgev ri M e /Lazad Weeder
1 1 g ario o r n On_y=s, amipar p Market•
ANERS, HO onß and on
kniNWH an
ULLS 8,
160 N TOBAQCO PREntilin4 on band and amde to
order. at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting oaths Allegheny Bier, near the Point,
PTX7SBUBGH,
„ - •
All orders promvur tiled • ?BY us.
FORT PITT -
BOILER, STILL AND TAM
mime.% DOUBLE-FLUED truBtILMS.
Dok-BOX azrn CYLINDER STEAK BOIL
ERS.
O STILLS AND
BREECHI OIL
N TANE.S.
CHIMNE IL YS; G AND ASII_TANB.
SETTLING PA s. SALT TANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PTPES,
BRIDGES•
CABOE:ETERS AND IRON
;
PRISON DOORS AITLI COAL SHIITES
Once and Warehouse. earner Seeozu2
Third. Short mull Liberty Streets,
ear Orders 'seat to the above address will be
wrometlY attended to. reh7:1139
M. naumnam & co.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SKEET IRON WORKERS,
Having mentredyard and insulated it
wpm the meet ap.M . O machiner areart
parepareto 3asaufacialreevery descrip tion on of B
888 Cu the best manner. and warranted equal to
any made tn thecouatty.. Chimneys :Breeching,
Pire Beds. Steam Pipes. Locomotive Boners.
Condensers. Bait Pans. Tanks: 011 Stills. Agita
tors. Settling Parts. Boiler Iran.• Bridges. Sugar
Pans, and sole. manufacturers of Tisswhol*s Pat
ent Boilers. „
Bepatringdometm abortestmaltlen...-: taamlt
JAMES 161.161TE8,
Noe. 55 and 56 Water Street,
,
PITITSBIIMGH, PA.,
itANCT4Lp2TM Or ,
IRON OIL TANKS,
izrzraisrei rek..Nß. comm. erzax
SOLLINe 3 STACKS.
And MEET IRON WOES,
For Steamboats.
FA'FTME*fJ QR.
JAB= M. 10411111......-4............2DNUND D. away
JARED 31.1111111411‘ SON,
1 1 1'1OPAOT48IEle OP
Steam 'Bigler% 011 Stills, Tanks.
sunny IRON wank. &o.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES. CASTINGS, ace.
BRA.D.I.EIit fig CO.,
NO. 20 WOOD STREET,
klainatteturers of the greatest variety of
CbOk l Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE
In oor aaaortment will be found all the LATEST
PAT - C.-ENS AND IlleßOVolliEs To. and- the
reputation of our Stoves la such that any one in
want of x good article should 'purchase none but
those manufactured by us, atthey will be found
the most durable as well as economical. Would
aril narticular attention-to oar new VoLCAN..
OTOVE. for churches, balls anu 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 camper.
Send for Catalogue and Prke Wt. . eau
HIJOUS itCO
" 1 1
auawrlCiukois‘Zjs s r vain: F : 7 ov
figo i nt l CO-1111,
'BOSTON 000.11.1210' RANGE,
“THE. Miff FURNACE I ”
voiIITApacsKeitIIILDIAGEL
nue maw_ ANTE' MORINO STOVZ,
"BBOULAPO OL 1 COLOMBIA COOK STOVE,.
VAN'S • Winds_ Alt Patten) PORTABLE
RANGE OAST -luoN MANTLES. WELLMAN'S
BZPLECTOBATES,tree trom sad dust;
GESTE FBAP=O 1/ENDZIPL P 43.
SOO and *IS Liberty'lltreet, '
seZkyl, • PITTSBUBOEL PA.
ntiooSk STOVES.
• . •
ceT, 6e BT,,
. . •
131111161Wii COP:ii
.1.71,11:7314"Er. •
Fait, Bil i intrE7lol7B GOAL. ,
Warranted to Cook ) Bake or Boast as
eall'aaaay Vtker Store la the Union.
BISSELL & 00,
No. '24815 Ldbertvo. Street.
wik, on Nand andicihuile,'
PAHLOUISTO n7 VIg a wro
ItZll4 :rki 1 1 11 - Al/06fi mir VICIG:GLio,
• B4 CCK) G GICB, &a.
TO BUILDERS 1
' iskit):o6t6e'et, Dry Pine Boards. •
• - inch Clear Plank;
Noutr Met inch Common Plank:
id 5,000 feet Dry and ; IS lack Oak:
25 4100 O. 1 , 1 11 and 3 inch Poplars
loOtpl feet Dry Poplar Veantling;
10 feet Dry Yellow Pine Boards;
1 ,e1(10 feet Hemlock Scantling.
. 303400 feet , No. 1 LSI:lob ligginall shun.
•, goa. W oo
s g o.
1
16-inch
Shingles, lawedNo.lls.inchshineel. 314Veu
l
. 110.000 Fire Brick;
• •
' • UOO FireTlle
kW) Tons Pire Clay; t
Also,
a Saw Mill Lumber, Lonn and Cede!
PostS.iFig It]. articles In the line on hand and for
4,10 31,4i_ *l4-D xgt...,PATrEaborr. Yards+
NO. 107 IGO CA street and tomer of ' , nide and
Juniata streets, b.Lh w Ard,Allegaray, late hoe!
• *ugh of idancheater, au:11
STIGICE , AltittniXasttiugia
S. ILLYON, -
iitivids sad
Sauer of /genus% ;
inetworna mast "%Pens *eft 4 .
Grampiranes wow tos 'oft
WORMS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
KA2Ttrreortraras or
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
NOB. SO, SS, 184 2.RD 116 i'ENR BT.
LUMBER.
SittritGlr drnEttiti - TRIDAY 4-- 3T.TLY 16 '1889:-''
FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY:
OFFICE AND WORE"
TWELFTH STREET.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
112Firangines, Rolling Mfll. Ma.
chinery, Nail Machines, Be.
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOVNDUY
• AND PIPE WORKS.
Darner Carroll mod Nmallneasliktreodle t
(NINTH WAND.)
P'ITTS.I3UIIOI-1,
—;—..
WILLIAM • SMITH,
1411.airarcaeaturer or
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
• FGR GAB AND WATERWORKS.
My Pines are all cart Invartablyln Pita, In dry
land. and 111 feet lengths. Also, tall assortment
of general
Castings for Bas and Water Worts.
cuts La '4'4 ' ;'orka t to e my ina ti krolll ß N u AßTG L" . 41‘
DUQUESNE FORGE.
KILLER,
(Fueogsor to 108. P. HAIGH & C 0.,)
Has facilities facilities co-extensive with the leading
Forges In the East, and Is prepared to promptly
and satlafactortly till &Borders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANKS. PISTON 80D 4 ,-LEVERS,
PITMAN JAMS. WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES,
LVCoMOTIVR FRAHM,
_together with every
description of SHAPE WCRK. Office and Forge.
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
thooetaon LO Boauseow. /WM it KiLLltath
WASHINGTON WORKS,
\ FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS. PITTSBURGH,
Mainsfackarers of Boat and Mationary Steam Mis
eries, Blast Engines, M il l Machinery, Ele=
naiting, Outings of all descriptions: 011
and HUM,
_Brdler end Shee t Iron Work.
Office, No t: 14, corner First and 'iinsitbleld
Streeia.
for Agents for 11117A8D , 8 PA T ENT ER. M TE U CTOB
Leading Boilers. M
THOMAS CAHLIN & co.,
Fourth Ward Fun* and Natkiai Works
BANIMICY Si,.. ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
Hann tainaarers of Stationary and Port able Stem
Luau.... via grew., , " - cuter", tinattiusi, Grist
and Saw Mill Work, Rollin" Mill and 'Machine
castings. Grate Bare, Weight'. Wagon Bo= elt
&a. Build to order an d nave on hand Entine' of
all sizes. mv14:05
CENTILOLL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
SSO Penn eltreet.
BOLLMAN, BOYD a/ BAGALEY.
,Ohl/ I Rollo. dill' Castings. Roll Latdes. de
OILS.
DIAMOND OIL WORKS.
H. M. LOPIC & CO.,
(Mee. DALZMIS. EIIIIELD/Ne.
RlB
Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, Pa,
WAIIING AND KING,
• CorgmLudas Yetetuinta mid Brokers In
Petroleum and . Its Products,
DALZ4VB BLO6K, DUQUEMIE WAYI
11371413PG1ME1l ADDRZSIS.
Room 17, Chamberof Commerce,
2411 SOUTH SECOND errazicT.
TACK D4tOTIIEBE4
COMSS/ON MERCHANTS,
AND DICALNIDI IN
Petroleum and Its Products,
corner nu nan c raVa i ir4 1 4 3 Ul
T N es
Phiumlelphls 0111(*41117 WALNUT BT.
apinval
ECLIPSE' PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TWEDDLE.
itsemorserunsit or
Lubricating 14 High Test Burning Oils.
P43llpas NaOrOad Azle OIL
eat' heat
Stands: reat heat without Change; remain).
. limpid at lowest temperatures. : Special Oil for
tropical climates or hot weather.
Locomotive, Saslse, llimehlne Shop,
Will =MSc:airs.
Saw 31111 and Plant' as BIM ODs, '
Adapted tOrhigh speed. •
'spindle oil, Waal illead•Llght OIL
oil elan ittetia'. Sin Bansole,
Ins & Finishing 01i, [Gaeta Lae,
Illarnesa Oil.'. l Plarraltlne.
ARMOR VARNISH, to preserve Bright Iron
Work and Machinery front Rust.
These prochete are manullsctured under Dr.
Tweddle , s patent , Superheated Steam in Vac.
m
`cu he Lubrica ti ng Oils are almost odorles s, perfect ty pure, uni orm, and, mostly light col.
ored. s t and a hlgn temperature unchanged . and
remain Um cld during extreme cold. The Railroad
Ohs are exelittalled. and are in constant use on
many of tee principal Railroads. Samples can
be examined and orders left at 174 WOOD
STREET. Works 'at shanalsurg Bridge.
I=2)inkiirVP 03:ni kV Wel
Heasnms, nicu.
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS.
rrTßvßnu.
Xll,Ealwitkr* 071Z4VY =MX allkitathift
.f:.Ctrf . ;llbiOrm:
MiM=
=
amnion lutro paraugia.
\MT4M4=L.
FIFTH AVENUE BANK
Of Pittsburgh,
Is wow open for Discount, Deposit and General
Banking Business, at 195 FIFTH AVENUE.
Any sum received from One Dollar uPwards..
Interest et the rate of six. percent. Paid on
time depositi. - -
DIASCTOBS:
PD. DITHELIDISE. W. P. WEIMAR
W. K. gum 'BANE KIEBERt
W. C. ROBERTSON. MINRY METER.\
DAN. KINZER.. I). N. ARMOR,
EMIL POIRSTEL.
ED. DITBEIDGE,
F. F. SCHENCK, Caabler.
j710:198
AMERICAN BANK.
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH.
cAsa astir/um , 8200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
BANK OF. DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
' JOHN FLOYD WM. FLOYD,
President. Cashier.
DinatTorta.
Thos. K. Marshall, John M. Mortland,
Win. T. Shannon, Archibald Wallace,
-lames W. Arrott, Jas. 1).
Chas. B. Leech, Win. Floyd.
John Floyd.
Th ta Hank la now fully organized and prepared
to do a general banking business.
H.41411T, CAUGICEIi & CO., .
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood &reels,
PPITSDI7II43I3. PA.;
aIIZICCESSORn TO HANNA, HART a c 0..)
mama nt
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention veld to the purchase
and sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Slant Drafts on London.
mylaum
N. HOLMES & SONS,
57 Market Street,
:° =T'rii3l3XMN3F./1,
Collections *Me on nil the principal points of
the United States and Canada's.
Stooka,Bonda and other Seenritiea
BOVEIRT &NB BOLD ON OONN/EBION.
sole Particular attention pa.l4 to the punkas* and
at
United States Seenrities.
)1817:u
JAY COOKE & CO . ,
MitarraMel s a,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
N
STOCKS and BONDS of descriptions
bought , and sold.
Special attention given to the purchase and sale
of tioveniMent Beenritle.s. wh3o
CITY BANK.'
112 Fifth Street, Pitteburgh,Ta.
CAPITAL. 8100,000.
•
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
*INTEREST PAM ON DEPOSITS: '
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bonet and sold, and when desired remitted to
Europe. CollecUons made on all the principal
points of the United states and Canaan.
DOMINICK inminrar President.
Jaunt. MCCABE. Vice President'
JOUR B. tiOnmr..sir. Cashier.
D. Ibuisen. JAIIM3kIMCDEbe.
. Thome' Rourke, John Sara
J .
Dunlevy. Jr., Terence Campbell.
'Patrick Kane. Jam e . no wt .
Chas. R. Rae; H.A.Freyrogie;
Juu.Jos.Hermann. Thomas Barnes.
Hugh Resting, jel:ks
•
PROPOSALS.4O,OI;Yerte.. •ry•WWIAI/NonI.OIO,I,WW•PWWW,PIO6
OFFICE CITY Ex/situ:int AND ittritTETOß;
Pittsburgh; July IU. 1869.
IVOJIICE TO L'ONIMILterORS:
—SYaled repose's for strainer; Pavin gand Curbing TWAN TY-NINTH ISTRECP__, from
Penn to itateliman street IdULEEItifY AL
LEY. fiemelltb to Whit street. will be received
until MONDAY, July 19t11.18t39.
• Wanks for bid cons i d e r e d had' at this cake.
No' Dies will be by the Committee.
unless soude out on he Droper.blanks. The nom
matte* reserve the right to reject att.,. or alibied.
iviOtmB li. J. .3100 P-k, City Engineer.
OFFICE OF THE
cONTBOLLER or ALIAGIIRMY COUNIMPA..
. PITCH:IOMM Jul 8 h, b'69.
NOTICE TO CO $.
CELLED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until 88d Inst., inclusive, for the erection
of a new WOODS N STRUCTURE at the Bridge
over Stree.4 Ron, et Rieber's Mill, on the
ElizsbethioWn Road. on the Rue between ROM
win end Minn Townships.
Plana and apeclncallons can be seen on appll
' -
cation. t
By dirt aton of the County Coniplaslonern..l.
.11B.NRY LABIBEBT
Controller:
y :193
OFFICE OF: OF WV' ICxeliarEnn..l.llD Surtrwron, 1
Pittaburaboluly el, 1869. f •
. .
PIOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-;
' !WALED PROPOSAL'S for ORADINt*.
',NINO mut CURBING- Vie following streets,
will be rec feed at Una wilco until MONDAY.
July 19th, 1889: . ,
FORBES STREET,' from Magee to Chestnut
street.
WILLOW STREET, front Fortieth to Forty
fourth street
, TISUPPY-FIRAT STREET. Irom Liberty atrlet
to Alter heny Valles, Railroad. •
And for Wading and Pavlng:' • •
ISNOWDRN ALLEY, from Hemlock alley to,
the Allegheny Valle. Railroad.
APPLE ALLEY front Marion to Miltenberger
street.
apecilleattona and blank. for bidding can lxi
had at this onlce, and no bids will be considered
by the con mlttee unlusa made ost oatbe p,Oper
blanks, The Committee reserve the rishlE9rt .
Ire: anymr MI attls:, - - .„H. J. SIOORa.- "
. 1 3 1 : 192 • city - Engineer.
_- LITHOGRAPHERS.. c ,
.-- - - -
11111=AXM AL1T0PAL1N:.......-.....M14.11. 1.14.7.1f3i
12INGERILT & CLEIS, Bucceitori
• ;filirlo 9 1 , 1 54,1 1 %-004matm.vt Ab CO., ~ .-: e •• ' ,
I ' EIgateriO4MIIO6III4IRaILBSIO,
tan X .rtsr
1 p ti l - ,
us tio_Zstablishateni
= 'lealxgo -
A A !MUMS., val..ll=r,
AWN L 1
Mg* Maklol ii 4 spy 05i aac •
nia• sem. rissober". ,
FINANCIAL.
e ee
GC:01W0s;
SILVER AND COUPONS
t
Bought at Iliebest Prices.
PH. 11. HERTZ, Banker
oweCor• Wo9d ad Fifth Eitreetti.*
JAMES T. BEADY o tt Co.,
,
Muammar* o& JONEs & ..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sta,
. .
11. P 47 3Pt
BUY AND BELL ALL EIS ' DO OF
ii
GovEinarriT - SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST IravORABLE
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
47P Money loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders executed for 'the Parcae'.')
and'. Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADT & CO.
GOVERNMENT BONDS !
We will register all kinds of 6 , overnmeni
B011(13 free of charge. This gives the holder ab
solute security against theft,loss, or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
Dealers in. Government Bonds,
COM rovairia & moon STS.
mv13:125
.
Cjr Dittslntrgij Sksitr.
EDI
FINANCE - AND TRADE.
Omou or Pimastruezt GA...Tarts,
TRuEsDAY, July 15, 1269.
When the cable dispatches brought
information this morning from London
that the Bank of England had reduced
its rates of interest, the firmer feeling
in gold subsided, atd gold showed
symptoms of weakness, opening at 136%
to 137, and closing this evening at 136%.
This policy of the Bankof England will ,
draw large amounts of money to New
York, and exports of specie are thereby
checked, and a new impetus to •bond
speculation is thereby given. Although
it is not likely that gold will decline ,
very much during the present and next
month, the bull element is less confi
dent for the present. With an easier
market, however, and during the month
of August higher rates are ,likely to
prevail. The powerful cliques in stocks,
together with the foreign bankers, have
a common interest in forcing up gold
before the shipments of this yearis crops
and cotton begin. The foreign bxnkers,
in particular, hold some gold at 144,
which they will make a desperate ef
fort to sell again with a profit. Bonds
are lirm, but scarcely as high as yes
terday. More sellers make their ap
pearance, and with lower gold • a reac
tion is likely to take place.
Stocks are artificially bid up, but
prices are ,barely sustained whenever
any sellers appear.
Money easy. \
Quotations ea received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 136%; Silver, 128; Eighty
ohe's, •120%; Five Twenties, 1862, 123%;
do •1864, 121%; do 1865, 121%; do 1865,
Consols,. 120%; do 1867, 12035; do 1868,
120%;' Ten Forties, 110%; New York
Central, 2105; Erie, —; Reading, 94;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &' Chicago
Railroad, —, Ohio et Misissippi,
82%; Michigan Southern, 1.07.‘;
Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 10911; Chicago &
Bock Island, 17;‘; Chicago & North
Western, 81; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 94%,; Adams. Express Com-
Penv, 5938; Merchants Union -Express,
6; Pacific Mail, 86 %; Westera Union
• Telegraph Company,; 37; Am- W: Ex-
Drests, 42.
=MELANGE, Large. Small.
London, per £ g 6,76 g 6,85
Paris; Per frape 27% 2 . 9 .34
Berlin, thaler 99% 1,0035
F'rtuakfort, florins 58 t f9
—Clesing:quotstiOnS reoxtved by James
T. Brady & Co.' Gold, 136%; United
States Sixes, 1::1, 120 ti;
1862, 123%; do. 1864,121 3 ; do. 1865, 121; 4 ;
Ten-Forties, 110%; Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, 1865, 12035; do. do. 1867,
12034; , do. do, 1868, 120%; Due Com
pounds, 119; Union - Pacific Railroad, 90;
Central do. do., 99; 0Y- Pacifies, 197141
Lake Superior H.
(By Telegraub to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
NEW Yonx, July 15, 1879.
Money steady and, abundant at 7 per
cent. currency. Sterling firm at 9X@>
10%. Gold lower, opening at .136%. ad
vancing to 137, and closing at 136%.
Shipments to-day, V 642,00, inoinding
824000 for Havana.' , -
Governments opened at a decline, but
closed stronger. Ciosing prices: Coupons
'Bl, 126%; do. '62, 128%; do. '64, 121%;
do. - 765, 121%; new do., 1203.; do. '67,
120%; do.. 4 68, 120%; 1040's,110%; Pacifies,
1073 g.
State , bonds firmer and cloning steady.
Tennessees, 56; Virginias, 61; Georgias,
83; North: Carolinas, 48,4; Missouris,
88; South Carolinas. 66X.
Express shares heavy. Railways exci
ted on New York Central and Hudson,
the former having jumped to 214 and the
latter to 184;i; but the Centril fell off to
wardS the close. Varions reports rela
tive to the consolidation of these stocks.
There is said Lobe Wheat,- corner in them
which can put the irice anywhere.
Biddingi.Prices W e st3o: Canton, :
Ctimbeilancl; 82; ern Union T el - egraph, 88%; Quicksilver, 1534; Mari
8V- do? preferredat PaolHo - Mail,
..41AC1 - : 1 ,B1544012 Water Amer; ;1g ;
wwftE press. .2114 Adams 69 ;
Aperielon, - 42 ; ua1te4:14444448, ; mer,.
Cl = 20 .3012kr.
teta;l44; ne,s4 ; Eri e ;
29; Central, 182 k; Idiehigna
Southern, 106% ; ; Illinois Central, 114 ;
Pittsburgh, 108% ; Northwestern. BPM;
do. preferred, 94% ; Cleveland, Colum
bus and Cincinnati, 37 ; Rock Island,
117!4 . " : St. Pan], 77% ; do. preferred.
; Ft. Wayne, 151 k; Terre Haute; 34;
Chicago and Alton, 159; do: preferred,
160; Ohio and Mississippi, 32%; St. Joseph,
133; do. preferred, 129. "
Coin disbursementa, 632,242. Treas
ury receipts, 81,414,235; paytimts t
674.421; balance, 891,050,944 .
Mining stocks at Boston: Co ppe r 7%! Franklin, 12; Reda, 80; Haneock,
Minnesota, 1%; Quincy, 23.
PITTSBURGH HARKETP.
01171 alt OF Pivraßlmon etazatTa, •
WEDNESDAY. July 15, 1969.
Business generally continues dull,
with but little prospect of any immedi
ate improvement. Fionr is firm, with
only a moderate demand however,• and
while the stock fs pretty well reduced,
it is nevertheless fully up to the demand.
Wheat is scarce and in steady milling
demand, and Corn and Rye are also
scarce and in fair demand. Provisions
firmer, and tending upward. There :is
an increased demand for sugars, the
season for putting up small fruits haing
arrived, and, compared with last week.
prices are a shalle higher. •
APPLES—SaIes of neiv. crop at /3@4
per bbl.
BUTTER—Is in light supply, but the
demand is , light and prices are unenang
ed, ranging from 20 to 25c.
BE .NS—Dull at 11,7502.
BROOMS—Quoted as follows: No. 5
86.30; No. 4 16; No. 3 155, No. 2. plain,
$4,50, and market firm. . •
CHEE'SE--Sales Western-Reserve, at
15; Hamburg, at 16; Factory, at'l7; and
Goshen, a; 18.
CARBON OlL—Quiet; may be quoted
in a jobbing way at 29©30, for Standard •
brands.
DRIED FRUIT—DoII. Peaches nom
inal at 9©lo for qUarters; 12(014 for
mixed, and 16 for prime halves. Apples
10®13 cts.
EGGS—Sales at 20(glic. '
FEATHERS Stipp* , in hands of
commission men almost exhausted. Live
geese may be quot at es©9o, to the
trade, and in are way. •
FlSH—Quoted as fl i ows: No. 1 Mack
erel, sl4 per half bbl; o. 2, $10,50; No. 3 ,
large (lull) 17,50; do short, 16,75; Balti
more Herring 19 per bbl do Shad.' 68,50.
Lake Herring, $3,25 per half bbl, and
White Fish, 18.
FLOUR—IS firm, but without quota
ble change in prices, and the demand
continues light. We continue tu quote
Spring Wheat at $6,50©7, and V. inter •
Wheat at 17®7,25; Rye Fi0ur16,256,50.
GRAlN—There is a continued good
milling demand for Wheat, and but lit
tle offering; prime to choice Winter,
t1,35(01,40. Oats held Pretty firmly but •
the demand is light, and prices are an i.
-
changed—sale 1 car at 66, and small
sales in store at. 65@70. Corn little or '
none in market and drib.; sales mixed at
78@80, and prime Yellow at 83@85. Ry
—very little offering.; may be quoted
firm at 11.25. •
GROCERIES—There is an increased
demand for Sugars, and compared with
last week; prices tve higher. In other ;
articles, there are no changes worthy of
special notice. Following ure the ruling
quotations:. - -
Suoans—S H, 11k; A A, 13; Ha
vans 14; Cuba ' .124.' Porto Bac°, 14@i:43i
Demerara, .1,5;, New Orleans, but
little prime in market and sells readily,
at 14®14M; lower grades, 13; Refined,
Ex. C, 15;i; B, 15%; A, 16; Hard, 17. ,
Morasssa--New Orleans or good qual
ity is in strong request and bring Bu©Bs;
Porto Rico, G5Q;75.
Srnurs—White Honey Drips, 151,15;
Silver Drips, - 9:1c; Jersey, 90c; Golden
70; Amber, 80; Common, 50.
CoPFEE—Fair to Good Rio, .20©4;
Prime, 2435®25; Choice. 26(g)263,.
• Rim—Carolina, 94‘c©10c; Itiingoen, 9,
TEAS—Young Elyson, 01,00©1,23C, G.
P., 81,10 to 1,90. Imperial, 41,40 to
1,80. -Oolong, 85 to $1,45. Son Chong, 900
to 81,50.
STArice•—Pearl, 734; Silver Gloss, 1134 c,
and Corn Starch, 12lic.
CONCENTRATED Lye-18,00 per case.
Flturrs—Layer Raisins, 03,50 per box;•`,.
Matt do, $7,50; Prunes, 12‘c; Gurrants
1214 c; Valleneia Raisins 1434. 1 ^:
Spicks--Cassia, 75c; Cloves, 45c; grain
Pepper, 36 Allspice, 33c; Nutmegs, 81,50: ;:
BAR J. - RAD..-1234a; Shot #3,25 per bag.
SOAPS--"Babbit's," "Oa.kelrs,"
110; Rosin, .5 to 7c; "Dobbin's," .15c;
Wax, 10p; Chem. Olive, 9c. - • „
CaziimEs=Mould, 1514 e; Star, 23.14 c.
311 CASH SODA-46634 Der 100.
HAYL—Baled is being sold to the trade •-;
525®28 :for good, to strictly prime
Timothy
HEMP-Last sales at UM. •
HUSits=sides at 25;f®3 cts per pound. ;
Taldr.—Cleveland Lime is quoted at
f 2,50 ,1 per bbl, and Common White at
f 1,75. .• • - -
LARD OlL—Sales oTNo. 2 at 31,18@ii
1,20 nd No. 1 at 131,48©1,50
POULTRY—SaIes of spring chick
ens. by the coop, at 6512)700 per pair. .;
POTATOES—SaIes of new crop at $2,50
®3,00 per bbl
PROVISIONS—Market ` firmer,rand
Sugar Cured Hams have advanced.‘
bhoulders, 1431®15 for Plain, and 17 for:
Sugar Cured: Ribbed Sides,. and
Clear do, l 8%; Plain Hams, 1814 and'
Sugar Cured do, 22@2214. Lard in tier
ces. 2034©20% in half bbls and 21©2134 ;
in kegs. Dried Beef, '2:l. Mess Pork:
133,50.
ITTS—Small aal)l9 at 12. .
SALT—Allegheny River brands arel
quoted, by the car load, at $1,75@1,80.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YOBE, July 15.—The market, ik
generally inactive, yet firm for all de.;
.
*criptions of textile cottons. Woolens'i
depresaed, but the tendency is upward.!
and book•fold flannels! ranging 28@36c.
Prices may be quoted 2o per yard higher.'
C.INCINNATZ, July 15.—Plour thni, sutt-'
ply light; fiimily. 16©6,50., Wheat util
changed; red" 01.25©/,130; No. 2 white,.
sold .at f 1,25. New - wheat will be irk
market as soon as the present hot dryi
weather has dried it up. The crop is:
now all cut, and is the largest and nest
gatbered in any praiions year. Corgi
dull at 75@70e for ear. Oats steady at 72
®7sc. Rye dull at $1,15: Cotton nn:
Changed, middling 33c. Tobacco
-and good demand; sales of 197 hhds
f 4 , 9 5©17.00. Whisky in good• demand.
at $l. Provisions iirmer, \ demand lint!,
proving. Mess pork f 33. Bullt meats'
are held firmly at 13c for ahouldors and
1.5N®1t30 for sides. Bacon tending up,,
warn; shoulders sold at 1450—now held
at 14 4c; sides 17,,f0; and 18y1c for clear?
rib and clear; sugar cured hams in d&
wand, with sales at 21©22c; stock Itghti
Lard 19c, and held firmly. Butter firixq
24®28c. Cheese dull, western xeservq
13e, factory 1534@16c. .Eggs 17c and dtdLi
Linseed oil dull at 51,00®1,02. Lard oq
11,35®1.40. Petroleum 27®30c.
1136 M buying. Exchange firm, at par"
buying. - - -
'Otiose% July 1 6 . -Cattle dull: and ie
Irylower; Au 8050@6ifor sionamoa 2 1 .41 f1
kvws, 5,1110 for :Totaled • exid
44 4 YeahilPinit ateers . - 'Hoge' are actliv
endli e lower et 869 for oonemonitak
choke. . •