6.
DUVUERIE WORM.
CO____ - iiiim 66 co.,
`Y-; of
PON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINCS,
DIVMS3S• JVXILTA,
Data T BAR I ROUND AND SQUARE tRON.
fiNP.,•HouItLINIEET AND TANK LUON.
Data PLATO AND READS,
NAND DION DRAO and DROPPY,It BARS
'MANGAN tAlTrits sew, pLuruzg
'WADiLAT RAIL fo r Coal Roads.
4ROW.BANS,WIIDGRI:& NARROW TEEM
t:X"RINO TWW•I.-ND CULTIVATOR STICKL,
stL iIINERS AND 'MOULDS cut to pattern.
TIARA, ANSEL 8114FTINO, A. B.
Oil, SITGOY and V AGON spurNes and
• CUT NAILS AND MILES.
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
iIIICES AN D WOREI3,
astaanth Starlet and Alllibgheießiver,
and 71,Watar StreetFttaburgh.,
ifyiniTlELD STEEL WOUILS.
Stnin39 NECK &CO.
PITTSVIMON:
NaztufeeVareis of every description of
CAST ANT) GERMAN STEEL,
SAW* SP4INOB,
)11,1a. ..:c 111 l II iacro Pw r erro ESL ist i a . ..sr a get e.
Arard4issel, 86Watei andloo First St&
MILLER, BARB & PARKIN•
eintruAt. romans:
WM. METCALF I REUBEN MILLER.
ego. W. cues. rAmaii.
smut:
snow. resTrnia-s. M. Kim
"CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
31IIIIKEt, BAUR & PARIEEN,
Offlos, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTBIIIIIIO2. PA.
toll d4B
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Blanufsettiferf of all descriptions of
MU* and Warehouse. THIRTIBTEE, THIRTh
FIBIST add BLLEXAM) BTILBSTB.
. .
IRON -Wc)ltE23._
.17ert.....W. F. main. ew'
VsITriItIIII;OI7IFORGE
'1 AND IRON CO"
' susuvicrtraiss.; or
Sas Irma
Woad Fish Rare and Bohai
lialtroOd Car Aisles Rolled;
Ballgoad Car Aides lisinunmsdi
'lmeoznotive Trainee;
Idoeosilegverritme ShapeA
tilde 11.0013 -
Toktdi, StrispM •
plfon Heads(
Stoulibiosi Elhaitts;
Strunboat Crillaug
ihstosSedi; Wrists;
Intouni &MP* Venarg, 41143.
Moe, No. 177 PEN =WM,
prrPousea.
BLIBSIMSBN ROMS.
,
TIM trthstees are now prepikrt4 tompiAlleen.
sea for the use of the 37.7.uesaBdur4 PRO
CESS.
'The impeder quality imparted to good Iran.
the great imprirre m ent In inferior iron. and the
'reduced °mu -Meud It to al' TWIIIILLICtIareIII of.
O oa P wishing to use it can obtain licenses by
5901113./6 to
JAMES P. SPEE.B.
Attorney for the Trustees,.
WOMB .1 and it, linklish'i Bnflding, 98)f
lot* avenue. - •
Paz Iles interest
Dered are invited te visit the
111102,211WITSJI,WOILICS, when' the ;roosts Is
new in wwwmt.'4"" eB:dt7
EVERSONAiIIESTON a, co.,
keinsvlvania Iron Works.
wg, iros: wia wr Arian
sTallaV. 9pFra Ite litazionsaaela 110121 1 .•_.
statr , d6 . PITTIIBUisCiII
BRASS FOUNDERS.
JOHN N. coorsa tigNair Elsa.
J:0113 .COOPER & , CO.,
BO Xtrusi Founders.
BRASS, CALST/ENGS.
Buns ritommx -To ORDER.
Blldaable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAB PIPE AND TUBING,
711110TILB, SHIM AND NIECE VALVES
OWDE raTTERN.
Brass Work of every desesptlon for
titesai Wain awl -
Iffelirntiiirinalgt3 OP &it - WEEPS'
Improved Balance-Wheel Steam Pump.
Agents for Dreyfus' Patent Ott
ers, the best in the Market.
wee $U Works, coiner 141 - steenth
atreeuk .111%,
NOVELTY WORKS.
prrilimnatai
NOVELTY WORKS.
pounded A. D. 18213. ,
ADAMS. itrrn .dr CO.
susurAcrivarms or
'1C411% IRRONNICD catNTEVAT.
SCALES.
Janus laced , Potent Door Locks and Wears,
- • - nrandeotroe tre. • - •
00BISS, OF FIBST AVENUE drIGBLIT SIB
Pittaburrrh,
11-41"4414- Offat
isECI
/Mr awn ASBOOIsTION BUTGDINes,
"6,11142441Waiir stiset, ps.
and
Opioad 'ligation 'wet 'tko thedesigninS
laildiepinivr sound sad TGWU
UGH L BOLE 86 004
_
.Con , Paint Alley and DnquesneSt"
,(Naas Tics POrRI,)
•
Engirae Builders, Founders and
• Alackinists.
ganntietnre STEAMBOAT ew= and i'PA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all else&
Special attention Invited to our aewEITATION
-011 WELL MEMO!, AND PORTABLE
BOLLICI,of 15-horsewalwer.
OAST 08, every kind made to order storm
Pottndry. on THIRD T below Market..
RIOS for Oil Wells, 13 INO,
_PULLEYS ,
BANGERS, ROUSE and TOBAO3O SOREWB and
IRON TOBA.OOO PM:WE% on hand and made to
order. at the ,
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny Brew, - near the Point,
PITTEIRUPBR. PA.
W All orders promwtiv filled. Tay tn 3.
FORTPITT
BOWS, STILL AND TANK
WOSIES.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
KANOTIOPCTSIIB OP
TITIMILAB, YrOUBLE-BLEB
TUBU B LAR,
FIBE-BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM
OIL STILLS AND 011, TANE4
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING A, ASH PANS,
ANS AND CON
'SETTLING PANS, SALT P
DENSERS;
STEAM M easourrzus AND moil
BIDGES'
PRISON DOC 4 / 2 AND COAL SEIBTZS
owes and Warehouse. corner Second,
• Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa•
MIP Ordertended to. ms sent to the above address will be
,romntly ire
BAIINIUM & co.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SKEET IRON WORKERS,
NOB. SO, SS, S* AND ■6 PENN BT.
Having secured a large yard and furnished It
Inui the meet approved inaclanery, we are
_pin-
Dared to manufacture every descriPtion of Huth -
HES in the best manner, and -warranted equal to
any made tn the country. Ohisnneys, Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steam PlPelk Locomotive Boilers,
Coudenserk Salt Fans, Tanks, Oil BURL Mita.
tors, Battling Paw' BOUM' Iron, Bridle!. &Ulu
Fans, and sole anarmilidilirers of Basnhtli's Pat
ent Boilers.
Bernath= done on shortest notice.
JAMS DL Rtl l El4
lioih 55 and 56 Water . Street.,
PITIEIBIDI O H4
KANOTAcrcmas 0?
IRON OIL TANKS,
IliTTI4Nti PAN& OOPYEB STEAK PIM.
BOLLThie ][x& foam.
AnfIBERUCT IRON WORK•
. for Steamboats.
JADED K. 11111758...............1DN1MD D. DIDDDI
LTABIED BRUSH & SON,
YAITOTACTUED3O 07
Steam lin_ llem ol_Stills, Tanks.
MEET MON WORE, &CI.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, -CASTINGS, &o.
Al.-BRALDIARY dz. CO.,
NO. 80 WOOD STREET, •
• • .• • - of the grestenvariety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE POIMCD.
In our assortment willbe found all the LATEST
PATTs ENS AND IMPILOVAILENTd, and the
reputation of our Stoves Is inch that any one in
want of a good article should purchase none but
those rnanufactured by us, as they will be found
the most durab a t tention as economlcal. Would
call I:Articular to our new VoLCAN. ,
STOVE, for churches, halls atm stores. Over aoo
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.
Bend for tAtalogue and Price List• le3o
KUUUS 86 CO,,
SANCIYAOPuBPRIS Of SVIRT VAZIZ?T
13 1 rCloCT3Erint,
BOSTON, GOOSING RANOB,
6. THE FIEItY FIBINICV
443/4 *;itticure sms.terGO.
THZ MEW - MITI-DUST COOKING WIPTIN
"BIGITLATOR.,, COLUMBIA COOK_S_Ttirl,
LIMB (01msdnlatt ritter_o) POGV.Vis
RANGE C ART IRON MANTLicia, WALLnAx 4
BPSIXOTOBILATZS,Oree Roza OU'S sad Mut.
GRATZ PRA/. PRNBIBB, M.
206 and 20S Liberty Street,
se2l7lt PITTSBURGH. ria..
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSIFJEAL dr, CO.'S
mrcrzaro.,
FOR JarI'UIEGEN OUS GOAL.
1r Wanted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
gill assay other Ma oto the Union.
BISSELL & 00.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
woo on nand and for We.
VaIIiAtnELBSTOVBf4a wro
OBTAtt - 1 1111 fD IM M
ttES. ao.
4 LUMBER'
_ _
TO BUILDERS
500.0* 0 fee Dry Plne Boards.
160,000 feet 13‘ inch Clear Plank;
25,000 feet 1H Men Common Plank;
1116,000 feet WY 1 and Men Oak:
25,000 ft. M i l. IA, NI and II Inch Poplar.
10.000 tees Dry Poplar Scantling;
10,000 feet Dry Yellow Pule Bomb;
' 100,000 feet Hemlock Scantling.
;03.000 feet No. 1 18 Inch daginag Shin
_ lea.
8 0 0,000 No. 116-Inch Shingles, sawed;
80,000 No. 116-inch Shingle/4 Shoved:
, 00,000 Fire Bela:
1,000 Fire Tile.
100 Tons Fire Clay;
Also, Saw MIS Lumber, Lend and Cedar
Posts, and all articles In the Hoe on hand a Y nd for
'sale by - ALEXANDER pATTERsON. • ards—
No. ltlaßebecca street and comer of Prebleand.
urdatoistreeta, Sixth ward, Allegheny, Wo
aigh of k_
eilizheate
-WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
EL Bs LION,
Sealer of Welghta wd lie • . .
80. • POIIIITE 8 &BIZET,
ißetereen Liberty NW Tyra mew"
Orden prompsiy siteadad too 11011:
prrroußGH, gAz minsl nosspAlky, 4 . 0 4 1869
sio • • , 1:1: 6r_ I :11-
OAP TORT Prrr
FOUNDRY COYFANY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
larEngines, Rolling Mill
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND. PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll aid RukaUssautitiOeth
- MINTS WARD.)
prx•rs - En:rnamc, PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Di.anufa,oturer of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
FOR GAS Alsl3 WATER wouss.
My PiDeB are all east Invailablyln Pits, In dry
wand, and lA feet lengths• Also. fall assortment
of general
Coatings for as and Water Works.
ensou also
Works attention RET ORTS perintend
of Gas to my make of .
DUQUESNE FORGE.
NITIIIIADI ELLER,
(igacessorto JOS. P. Hawk C 0.,)
Has facilities co-extensive with the leading
Forges In the But, and is prepared to promptly
and satisfactorily fill MI ordersiorSTEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANKS. PISTON ROD- I ,IAVERS.
PITMAN .lAMB WRISTS, RAILROAD AXIOM
LOCOMOTIVIC FRAMS-% together with every
description of SHAPE FORS. ornoe and Perim
Corner of 'Duquesne Vey and Pint street.
apt4:ll4o
ROBINSON, REA & CO.,
Successors to Boarisom. MUM i 1014./125.
WASHI2 GT()NWORKE4
FOUNDERS AND NACHINISTA.PITTIBURGH ,
Manufacturers of Bost and Stationary Stearn En
raißlast Engines, - MU Machinery, etaM i
iteliasiings 0611 descriptions: Oil
and St goner , n Sheet Iron Work.
Office, corner First and Smith4el4l
Streets.
Agents for GIFFARIVS PATENT INJECTOR
for reeding Bolters.
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Work'
BANDDISKY BT., ALLINIFIENY CITY, PA.;
anufacturers of Stationary and Portable Steam
ou embed.. Mktg,. Saun& °est
an toes. d
Bair Mill• Work. Bolling kill and Machine
Castings, Orate Bars, eigh Walen Boxes,
&c. Bald to order and nave o afand Sitginesot
all sizes. nivl4:o6
CIEMITILIL FO.IIIIIIIIIIT
ANDROLL WORKS
1980 Pe= stroet.
BOLLMAN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
ChIIIBAUh KW Csollnico. 801 l Lathes, U.
DLIDIOND OIL WORKS,
N. M. LONG & CO.,
°Mee, DALZELL BUILDII4O.
WARMS AND RING,
commission iteretwas luta Broken! is •
Petroleum and Its Products;
• OALZELLI BLOCK, DUQUMBE WAY,
PHTLADELPHL
Boom 17, Chamber of Cotnmerce,
133 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
spilt
TACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION hinCHANTS,
AND DEALgati
-Petroleum and its Products,
PSI Dffice—DALSNLln BUILDING.
corner or Legume Way and Irwin street&
lidtadelptda Orlice—lAT WALNUT BT.
ard:wre
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HST W. C. TWEDDLE,
MANUFACTURER OP
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Elapse Railroad Axle 011.
Stan& great heat without change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special Oll for
tropical climates or riot weather.
LOionlative, S nits Slaeldne Shop,
. .. . ..
Win entScreos.
Raw Hill and Planing MIS 011 s, •
Adapted lorhlgh speed.
"Spindle .4111, Wootillead•Lightoll,
011, Tanners, ilinS , Sensate,
ing di: Flubbing 00, Gasoline,
Harness Sit,- Parratine.
ARMOR VARNISH, to preserve Bright Iron
Work and NUAinerY trona MOIL
These p roducts are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddie,spatent li Superheated Steam to Vac
cuo. Ihe Bubrlca ug 011 k are almost odorless(
Perfectli , p ore,
.un orm, and mostly light 4xa•
°red, a n d abigb temperature unchausLAdiel
.remaln l In pid durlngextreme cold. The
Ohs are unequalled, and are In constant use on
many of to e principal Railroads. Samples
_q_an
be examined and orders left at 174 WOOD
,STRE AV. Works at Sherpsburg Bridge. .
_
idat Milaay IVA
co.,
•
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS.
litaisorscturen of EMT =DEM and WHO
ANCHOR, *Ai ILILONOLL
farthimes ilttkr.427oo.
FIFTH lIITENUEVINK
1 5 now open for Discount, Deposit and General
Banking Business, st 195 FIFTH AVENUE.
Aziy suss received from One Dollar upwards.
Interest at the rate of six per cent. paid 'on
time deposits.
OILS.
LIIIQUIVOI Way. Pttt■burah. Pa.
Prl'Tl333y]iWlEl.
Of Pittsburgh,
DIRECTORS:
ED. DITEIRIDGE, W. F. wrrmAN l
W. H. SIMS. FRANK -lEBER'F,
w. C. ROBERTSON, R11..8Y MEYER,
DAN.-BINZRA„ D. M. ARMOR,
- EMIL FOERSTEL. -
ED. DITHRIDGE, President.
F. F. SCHENCK, C,ashier.
j y10:198
AMERICAN BAH,
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH.
CASH CAPITAL • • • • • 6200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
DANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOHN,FLOYD WIC FLOYD,
Prettdent. Cludder.
DIRECTOIIEI
John M. Martland,
Arelilbald Wallace,
Jas. D. Kelly,
Wm. Floyd.
Thos. M. Marshall,
Win. T. Shannon,
James W• Arrott,
Chas. B. Leech,
John FloVd,
This Bank is now folly organized and prepared
to do a general lianlang buainesa.
jelOk43 •
HAUT, CAVGILET & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
lerrksuunca - z.
(3K0Z81508 2 3 TO HANNA. HART t C 0..)
• DRALTAB 11f
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And partlenLat n i trAtvat e p o rd to the rare-hue
GOVERNMENT BONDS:
sight Drape on London.
tayinies
N. mutes & SONS,
57 Market Street,
Pri"TILIBI3I7.II.OIA, PA.
CoUectioce made on all the principal points of
the United States and Canada& •
Stocks,Bonda and other Securities
DODO= &ND BOLD ON 0011311SIDON.
Particular &Motion rrald to the parobaso and
sale of
'lgnited States Securities.
01110:u
JAY COOKE & .
33a,3als.ers,
114 SOUTH THIRD EITBEET,
PEULA.DELPIELA.
STOCKS and BONDS of al descriptions
bought and sold.
Special 'Mutton given to the purchue and sale
of Government Securities.
CITY 8A.141K.'
112 Fifth . Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL , VOO. OOO .
---- .
STOCKHOLDBRS INDITIDULLLY LIIBLit.
itifTEßEgr PUB ox. moms.
FOREIGN , EXCHANG E
Bought a C o ll ecti ons when desired remitted to
Europe. made on Ili the principal
points of the United States and Canada.
Dour:rick Maass, President. . .
JANIS gicCans. Vice President.
JOBW B. timuilart„ Cashier.
• VISECTOss.
D. Ihmsen, Junes McCabe,
Thomas Bourke, John Savage,
J. Dunkin'. Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick. Bane, .lames Phelan,
Ohu. B. Barr,H.A.Freyvogle,
JnO.Joe.liertann. Thomas Barnes,
anti lie sting. . jei:ks
ASSESSMENTS. • '
~,..„----
. .
Cr:TICS. or. elrr Earni
r nzira len tiCrAVEYOu. t
Pittsbugh, July JO, 1869.
OTICE.—The Assessment for
•the Boardwalk on Elm street (Bloomfield)
rom Main street to the Pennsylysnia Railroad.
is now ready for examination. acd can Us seen
at this,offlee until WEDNESDAY, July Alst,
when it will be returned to the City Treasurer's
office for collection. H.kitit)RE,
ly:m2 C i t y i Engineer.
po-4EII3ECCA STREET.--Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned , an
ted viewers to assess damages and benefits
for opening liebece• street. First ward. Alle
gheny, from to Vederal stre e t. will meet
on the premises to attend to duties of their ap
pointment. on WEDNIDIDAY, July SU, Mae%
at I o'clock P. Y. ....
. - JORNMAMSEY,
A. HO t• WIN. •
A. M. MARSHALL.
jy5:186
cIEDGEWICH STREET.-The
Par Undersigned. appointed to wises. dariagell:
and lbenelits Or opening iSedgewlek atreet.'Slzth
ward. City of Allegheny, will meet on the nrem
ilea on. FRIDAY, July .23d. 1869. at 4 o'clock
r. at., to attend to duties of their appointment.
T. J. HERMAN_ •
LEONARD WAligrEV.,
THOMAs SMITH..
OPPICE OF TUE '
CONTROLLER Or NY COUNTLPA
reDU ALLEGH ktGH. July s , h. 10169.. • }
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
&LED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until 91914 inst., inclusive, for' the erection
of a new WOODEN STRUCTURE at the Bridge
over Street's Ran, at Eisherts Mill, on the
Elbabethtown 'Road. on the line between Bald
win and ?MOSUL Townships.
Plans and specifications can be seen on
cation.
By direction of the County Commissioners.
• HENRY LAMBERT.
Controller.
jy :193 dill
COAL AND 00$13•
Coma COAL!! cosun
DICKSON, STEWART Es CO..
Having removed *els OSoe to
NO. 667 LIBERTY STREET,
•
Motoll CM Moor MU IMO" ZUVL
.
trauma to rorttla irtruelifo
eaun VP. NOT owl. ACK. as tau
Lowest EROf tOM afeiliEd.
- All. wpm ign st thW GM or id to
that waits tik..l.- Da itti 10
PaaPtilre
, • FIIIANCIAL.
.<314:i 0 1: 31 : 10,
Rugg: AND COUPONS
Bought sit Highest Prices.
PH. B. PIEBTZ Banker
Cora Wood and Fifth Streets.
rrars
L. ss T. BUOY Ft, CO.,
( ums/ors oS. JONES • C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Stf..,
3B AL 'Psj Mr. 3E 3EL IS,
BUT AND BELL ALL,NINDB 0?
GOVERNMENT SECURIITES,
SOLD, SILVER AND couroNs,
OY MOST FAVOP.ABL i i TEEMS
ralir Interest Allowed on Deposita.
lar
lo t Monmarkey l
rAtoanell. ed on Government Bondi at
weaet
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Sale of STOCKS. BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMBS T. BRADT & CO.
GOVERNMENT BONDS !
We *lll register all kinds of Government
Bonds free of charge. This gives the - holder ab
solute security against theft...loss, or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
Dealers in Government Bonds,
GOR. FOURTH & WOOD STS.
mv.1342,5
titt littbutglj ertaptts.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
E2I
Morton or Wriest:mon GAscerra,
Wunstinnui, July 21, 1869.
The gold market is almost unchanged,
opening at 135 on the better bond quo
tations from London, but advancing im
mediately to 135%, and closing at 135%
to 135'. It is almost certain that gold
has touched - its lowest point for the
present, and an upward movement is
likely to set in at any moment.
Government bonds are drill and heavy
with light fluctuation. Several lots of
bonds are on the way back from Europe,
and as soon as bonds of return ship
ments make their appearance in the
market here, low quotations are looked
far.
Stocks are drill, having declined
slightly, and are gradually selling down
again despite the easy money market.
Quotations -as received by Ph. R.
Medi: Gold, 135%; Silver, 128; Eighty
one's, 120%; Five Twenties, 1862, 123%;
do 1864, 121%; do 1865, 121%; do 1865,
Consols, 120; do 12.67, nog; do 1868,
120; Ten Forties, 110%: New York
Central, 211; Erie, —; Beading, 93%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 5235; Ohici &
111%; Michigan Southern, 105%; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 107%; Chicago &
Rock Island, 14%; Chicago & North
Western, 79%; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 93%; Adams Expiess Com
pany, 6036; Merchants Union Express,
9%; Pacific Mail, 8454; Western Union
Telegraph Oompany - 169 Am. W. Ex-
Dress,
Exonssion, Large. Small.
London, per Z.. ...... 16,81
Paris. per franc ..... . 27 28g
Berlin, :hater 99 1,00 g"
Frankfort, florins'sB% 59%
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady & Co. Gold, 135%; United
States Sixes, 1881,120%; Five-Twenties,
1862, 123%; do. 1864,121%; do. 1865, 121%;
Ten-Forties, 110%; FiVe-TWentiea. Janu
ary and July, 1865, 120; do. do. 1867,
120%; do. • do. 1868, 120; Due Com
pounds, 119; Union Pacific 'Railroad, 90;
Central do. do., 99; Cy. Pacifies, 10734;
Lake Superiors 96.
Coy Telegraph:to the Pittsburgh Gazelle.]
Nsw YORE, July 21, 1869.
Money easy and steady at 6@7 per
cent. and the banks are fairly supplied.
Sterling firm at 2%©10% per cent. dold
lower; opening at 13534, declining to
/31i4. advancing to 135%, and closing at
13535. A considerable quantity was
thrown upon the market early in the day
by the Ger Man hetiSes. The specie
ported to-day was a little ov er
-The-three million of bonds pur4
ohasiato.fday by the Government were
at 119; 8540015120 03-100. Eleven mil
lions were offered.
Governments opened steady, but - de
clining, closing %®34, lower. The clos
ing quotations were: Coupons of 'Bl,
121/%; do. '62, 123%; • do. '64, 120%; do.
965, Mg; do. new, 120; do. '67, 120%;
Om 'BB, 120: 10.40'5, 110%; Pacifies, 107%.
State bonds steady; Tennessees 58;
Virginias 61; North Carolinas 45%; Mis..
'Souris 8714; South Carolinas 6535.
Exprese docks steady.
Railways Opened.,steady
but closed
weaker.
Bidding Prices ist 5:30 Canton, 59 :
.Ctimberland, 31%; Western Union Tel
egraPh, 36%; _-Quicksilver,ls%; Mari
posa,' 8; do. prererred,• isg; Pacitic Mail,
8334; Boston• Water; 15; Adams Express,
60%; Wells Fargo &Co., 22%;
Newelca,
42%; , 'United States, 74; York
Central. 210%; Hudson, 1132%; Read
ing, 9034; Erie, 28g. ; Michigan
Central, 133; Michigan Southern, 101 g;
Illinois Central, 140%; Pittsburgh, -10 7%;
Northwestern, 79; do. preferred. 93%;
C. C. & C.,.71%; Rock. Island, 113%;
St. Paul, 76%:, do. preferred.' 87%; Wa
bash,7s3s; Ft. Wayne, 152%; Terre Haute,
35; do. preferred, 15835; Alton, 159; Mis
sisaltrpl, 31%; St. Joseph, 129.
Copper stocks at Boston: Copper Falls,
7%; , Franklim 12; Reda,
• 80; Minnesota,
1%; Quincy, 23.
'l , reasury Receipts, $1,992; 623; Tay-_
ments, $6,774,068 Balance $91,777,658:
Disbursements . coin interest, g 5020351„
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PITM3I I B I3II
Opyica OF Prrrssernow
WEDNESDAY, IJuly 24,1869. • •
The general market centinnes c.
and neglected, and there is no prosP
•
at present of any immediate imprck
meat. As is usual at this season of •
year, - the demand for almost everyth
is restricted mainly to supplying inn
diate wants, while in regard to val
there are no important changes.
The weather has been more - favori
for harvesting during the past two de
and late advices would indicate t
the damage sustained by the rec.
'rains has been consider ably exage:_
ed. -In this section of the country
wheat is mostly all cut, and a good d
of it housed. A gentlemen who I
spent some ten days in Washington
and knows whereof he speaks, says ti
the crop is larger in that county than
has been since 1855, and we have
doubt that this is true of all the count
in western Penneylvaniii. •
A corresdondent of the Davenp
Gazette makes the.following timely ,
dress to the weather croakers: , "Leh
look back at 1858. Up to the 'l4th
June of that year we had ahnost c'
slant rains, with furious storms of tta
der, lightning and wind. The growl,
crops promised a large yield, and eve'
thing was promising. The weather tt
set in blazing hot, and so continued 1
til the 9th of July, when we had ab.'
three weeks of hot, cloudy, rai
weather. Spot and rust set in, and ac
all prospect of a crop failed. Some I
niers refused to cut their grain, 8,
others offered to sell the crop as it etc
for from sto $lO. The majority, he
ever, saved their crops in a damai
condition. After the sth of August
weather continued hot and dry, w
occasional showers. With all these e , •
advantages a larger amount •of
was harvested, and those who croak
loudest in June were surprised to ti
they had a crop, and that it broui
fair prices in the fail
I see less reason to fear this seas
than in 1858. The crops are heavy,
- spot and rust have done but little hart
some of the grain is down, but it is
tangled by high winds; it is not yet ri :
or too ripe to cut, and, with a few dc
of dry weather and an energetic use
machinery and muscle. can be saved.
The London Economist of the 3d
July has the following in reference to®
crop prospects:
The last ten days have produced cf
siderable improvenient in the .appe'
mice of the wheat crops, so muctiso th
with the exception of the thin and we
soils, there is a reasonable expectati
of a good crop. The plant has increaC
in vigor and improved in color,
the ear, now generally making its
pearance, shall have a fair blooming s
son, we believe a reasonably good 34;
will be the result. This is What
hoped for when less hopeful. opinic
were very prevalent. There is - no at
of that weakness in the straw Which:
often causes the wheat to fall, and we
live that the cold weather of Jut
which gave rise to so much eppreh'
sion, may in fact have afforded strent
anctsolidity to the ,straw. Nor-can iv
doubted that the temperature of the
produced by the extreme heat and lc, _
continuance of dry weather of last an
mer, have had a material effect In a
taininglthe growing corn during the 1 1
ungenialspring. The growing oats, a
to some extent barely, have recel4.
equal benefit with the wheat from 1
improved weather.
APPLES—Are arriving freely,
with a good demand, the market
firm and prices are fully sustain.
ranging from $3(4)4 per bbl.
BUTTER—Is in rather better sure,
but unchanged; sales at 20@25 for go
to choice.
BEANS—DuII at $1,75@2. ' •
BROOMS—Quoted as follows: Nc.
56.5 0 ; No. 4 86; No. 3 ;5, No. 2. pla,
$4,50, and market firm. t
CHEESE--Sales Western Raerve;
16; Hamburg, at 18; Factory, at 17; a
Goshen, at 18.
CARBON OIL—Is quiet, and
changed-28®30 in a jobbing way,
standard brands.
DRIED FRUIT—Very dull, a.
holders generally are anxious to reali
and as a consequence, they are world ,
off all they can at the best figures tb
can get.
EGGS—Steady with sales at 20(4
the latter figures esh packed.
FLOUR—The demand is only mod:
ate and while the 'market is ma,
stocks comparatively light, p rices •
Without quotable change. There Is so
a strong competition here, that prii
have not responded .to the ,upwc,
movement'in the West, - and as a con;
quence, Flour for some time past, 1
been sold at about Western prices. T i
is all right for consumers, but certalt,
not very profitable for dealers. We cc
tinue to quote Western Flours $6,5 , ,
7,00 for Spring Wheat brands, and 57,0•1
7,25 for Winter Wheat. • • •
GRAlN—Wheat is scarce and In stea,
demand at $1,35@1,40 for good to prii
Red: Oats firmer and tending upwa-L
-sale 1 car, at 69 also 1 do at 70, and am;
sales at 70®72. Corn is very scarce a ;
firm; sale 440 bush. Yellow, on wharfV.
90 and we heard of a air load bavE
been sold a :95. Rye is still quoted' i
$1,25, though it is possible that a rou - • -
lot would cammand 81,30. No mo -1 .
meat in Barley.
HAY—Baled is still quoted at 525 W,
to the trade.. Sales of new at 518525
to qrlity. •
MP—Last'sales at 5205.
HUSKS-Sales at 2,4@3 eta per pout',
T."ll4R—Cleveland Lime is quoted
12,50, per bbl, and Comznon White
81,75. ••
LARD OlL—Sales of No. 2 at $1,11' •
1,18 and No. 1 at 1,45@51,48,
POULTRY—SaIes of sring c',
ens, bythe coop, at 60®650 per p si s. ,
POT-ATOES—Wntinue very dull wi
a supply largely in excess of the
sales at-111,50(0)2,00 per bbl, as to quail[;
PROVISIONS—Market • firmer-all
Sugar Cured Hams continue to te. _
upward, some honses,_ asking 23.
continue to quote as •folfik
rhoulders, 143.1@1.5 for Plain, and
sugar Cured; Ribbed Sides, 17X, a:,
Clear do, 18%; - Plairi Hams, 1814
Sugar Cured do, 22@221•4. Lard-in ti,i
cos. 2034©20X in halt' bbls and .p.@21. , .
in kegs. Dried Beef, 22. - Mess Po':
#33.50. •• •
PEANUTS—SmaII sales at 12.
SALT—Allegheny River brands al
quoted, by the car load, at $1,75®1,80..4
•
Ury Goods' Market. • 1
NEW YORE, July 21.--Business
remai
inert but prices nevertheless are quit
and steady . . There is no partieul'?
change to observe for the time being.
Sax Fitdorcisso, July 21.—Flonr;
recent advance is maintained, mark
closing firm. Wheat; receipts to-daY
40,000 sacks . fair to choice $1,80@1,7
Legal Tenders743.i.
NASHVILLE; July 21.—Cotton quie;
low middlings 3010; good ordinary
Wh ea t; red. $1,05011,10; white #1.20®142.;
Flour; extra hardly Fig7,so. _
DETROIT, July
21.—riour dolt.Whe
inactive bat very firm at 11,68 for
White. Weather unsettled, •
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