t
DUQUESNE WORKS.
AN, &
GOM RAHM. o of
14.:,,idactino91 , .. _
IRON, NA31.1 - 3 EYrk. 't '
AXLES AND,SPRINCS
VIMEINE. lilrAlaraiVarlATA4
naj o llAkEtollND AND ark= utoN.'
,colleleeltralEirl SHEET SPADTI/1"i
OVAIO:l . lISON,..DBAO and 111101 PI E DAVI
FLANOIan OuTTIO3 BAld. OaLLNDara
1r AND SLAM R&M, for Coal 80ad5._........_;
%OWE A loi,WF.Dexti & HARsoW T.E/Sant
a ffair .a s u a r s SIN
MOULDS cut
I tA t fflj , U :
STEEL TIMIS, STEEL SHAFTER}, 6 /..... B.
WC it
4' a. RUOGYindWAGOISr•BrItINGIit and
car sus AND 13113013. .
. .
All Goods First Olass and Warranted: ,
OFFICES AND SORES.
Sixteenth Street and Allegheny 'trier,
and TT Water Strait. Pittsburgh.
lake
swernELD ors& winugl.
RINGO, PANIC & 00.,
ETIVEII3I7IIG43.
- IlliainilictFeri of in'ery derriptton of -
_
CAST AND GIERIAN STEEL,
glimw firdlNG73,. .. ~
NW. ..":C. AND PM BrsaINGIS.
AM/US. STEM ON, AG., ate
•WarellOuiet RS yirater andl.oollr4 Sts.
, BARB & PATIRIN.
M ILLER
caarsam. rea n sliz nu gslol. a 1
BEN
Vl.4_lll"roAlar. a,IM
vow. w. BARB , • PARKIN.
BVICIAL PABIRIZE - 13. M. HIES.
CRESCENT. STRICT. WORMS,
ILLLER, & PARKIN,
_ °Moe, No. 339 Liberty St,
prrraßrzes ,
104:ow -
VAC*. ALMOND
STEEL wolum
?ASH, BIUMMt & CO.,
Maintsettirers of 111 descriptions at
ISTEFLa.
•
.011101 and Warehouse, HlitTlitTH, THIRTY!.
MST aa.4.13&11.16.01.1.) STREETS,
IRON WO1U11!•.
Sal. vivaria, Preet. —. W. P. Poslink
•
.Imps FORGE
AND, IRON CO.,
irastrr.or%oome or
nallroad Fish liars and Botta;
lialiroad Car Axles Roiled;
alailromi Car axles thohcoccedi
locomotive Frames; •
Locomotive lotto! Shapes?
Yokes. Straps;
Pistol' Heads;
steisuiboas Swift/ • •
Steamboat Crania%
Hods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaw'. Colima, doe.
ice, lio. 177 PENN . STItSICT,
ri=unmis. re.
FROCISS.
%tie Trustees are now prepared to graot_lleen
gas for the use or the Temr,V,ESILA: rito
ans.
sinpeslor quality , Imparted to good Iron,
great improvement in interior Iron, and the
resneWleost.oornmendis to alt husnatacturers of .
Iron.
rertles irlsidrut to nse It can obtain licenses by
JAMES P. SPEER
Attorrity fbrthe *agues.
BOOMS and A. Znallabls 913 X
'feari LTOn n e' • hotted ta the
Missies interested are
szOirai BICUBER vmass. wherevthe
teasel
!metals
aww anoteastot oaeration:
EvEnlioN,razaTori tff, co.,
, .
•
:
Pennsvl 's him Works
t,,
Itsretunum.h. tu41571 J17.114T
staguSi 41.17-mwmS.OI:I47II6VROU'
- :8 FOUNDERS,
JOUX Y. MOM mosT VIM
JOHN M.:COO P Elt & CO.,
Bell and Brass Founders.
swum _ CASTINGS
itexor. rauscertx`,lo uunitp.
Itakiable and arm.lran Fittin;
GAS AnD,,TLI BING,
10187111, 121113118C1 ifiLVES,
Alas °ZOOM PLITMOT.
UN - 40Ciatf.S;
Brass Work ot4esogptioulor -
SteamcWisteaatt
IiAnUfACTIIgEP.SOIIJ. X. OMIT WES ;
Improved Balance-Wheel steam Pulp.'
dlontifor Dreyfus' Patent Oy
er*, Ms best in OW Market.
en 6 e 04 iligns, ediser linnintitt+
ono
w OAKS.
forrsifirttau
SOYEllfr iVORKS.
ren.odlv. 1881
4io.
gibroommluse as
ititettfdir, 1iA,20.,4111.61,011§A FIB) **kr.
7,101 19.0vrousi Ago couNmas
; SIC AVIS art ;
411" i I"6illitttgoolt i11!Is *"4
000113 01 Ititt 141
tottotte,
,
11110,1`
• / Aucl. 19-NMI" o,
9 1. -- titosioth
1001 t 71" • isetigni" Pig
/ 0401044gri* trle d MAO°
/ Wahl ~. der e pi tyvigg "
~• 4
l
Gimasisonots ,
BUORILBOL! C O.,
Cori. Point Illnynnd DaquesneStn
.
orsAATEA rms.) , •
Engine Builders, .rounders, And
• achinisti. , '' 11
Manelketare STEAMBOAT ENGINES and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all dem
Special attention inntedlo our new STATION
ARY On.. WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BTIRofIS-horseepower.
CAPORef every made Warder &tow
roundly, ThaD T ow Market.
RIGS Mr- Oil Ilk e ..p u ramys.
BANGERS,IIQIISIt and TOBACCO iOREWS — Mid
IRON TOBACCO PRESSES, on hand and made to
orb% itt ! the
. • •
INOUSTRIAt. WORKS,. -
TrontinS Oaths AEeigietiy Wirer. near the Point.
rirrnsinien, I.A.
Air An orders promptly ailed. 'Mins. •
FORT PITT
STILL AND TAU
cAltßiiLL'& smltiitn,
xLirusAcTlDuta s 01
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-yLDED TUBULAR,
IWO-BOX AND CyL STEAM -- BOIL-
'tar
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANRS,
CHIMNEYS. BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS. SALT FANS AND CON.
DENSERBA_
STEAM pre. aesotaangs Asir IRON
BRIDGES .
PERSON DOOlllB AND COAL earns
Office and Warahanse. earner Second,
Third, Sh9o and Lilberty Streets,
.Pa.
a -Orders sent to the above address will be
Drcnntrtlysttelided to, 5h7:189
Wt. BAIINIIILL b. CO.,
• BOILER MAKERS
MW SIIICRT IRON NATORNERS,
FOB.!O.!!.!!AND!6Y NN Sr.
Having secured a large yard and furnished it
with the meet approved vischincry, are pre
pared to mannfactnreeverydescripson of BOIL..
RES in the best manner and warranted equal to
any made in the country ' . ,ChiMneys, Breeelihilh
/ P iro Beds. SWAM .PiPec. • Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt rand, Tanks,' Off Stale, Sitits•
tors... Bottling Pans, Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar
rob iMd sou atanntacturers of Ihirnhill , s
setts • • . •
Repairing dans en * shortest notice.
JIBE-AUTEII,
Nos. ISA and 66 Water Street,
rrrspELTEGit,
acArt . triAthintiao 7
IRON- L :TANI:LS
BOILING KILL STLCNS,
And SECIIGT IRON WORE,
Tor Efteamoosta. •
WIND =ran—, 10117811
JARED.II4 NOUTliflf & SON.
11142017LC21307015 01
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
EMMET IRON WORN, &O. •
62 .renn ,Streets Rateibterghl Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, itc.
SBA DLEVeIz CO.,
O. ad WOOD STREET,
isanufactuzeis of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE' IPOTINO.
In our assortment will be found all the LATEST
PATTeRNS AND• IMPltoVallik NTo. and the
reputation of our Stosei la such that env one in
Want ol'agood article-should -purchase f ou nd b
those manufactured by us, as they will be
the most durable as well as economical. Would
call particufar attention, to our new VoLCAN..
istov it. for churches, hens Anttstores. Over SOO
sold in three mouton. Intended for with or with
out casing. All who have used them pronounce
Clem superior to any other and far cheaper.
Send for Catalogue and Price List. e
-MY te CO
BwrcirAcTp7Ampay - vAitirn 07
BOSTON- tOOILING RANGE,
"THE Film FURNACE,"
Fos WAsiciltei
elTh; 4BaaatoaEW6ll
I TMrterl PORTAB IWZ O AI Iu Aa
BrACIOMEALLICI„aWRB.troz.L. and du";
" 6412"1
206 and 208 Liberty Street,.
-Tirstitretot:Tiii:
04001 i STOVES.
CET THE BEST. , 1
ititsanciar: 4j0:16
TRUMEPH,
FOB BITV7M'OUB COAL.
Calk. Bake fir Roost le
fell agony other Store In the UtdOn•
P s •- SEIELL & CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
.350 on land and no sale,
PA,BWE sToVILB.
ILTAT9B.447Mrtialinum
era, Ilk.
17M
ToBuIIIPAIISJ
.
"" 100.000 feet Dry Pine Boards. •
$ /11.000 eet 18 ;itch Clear Ylank; • -
, , ..14 ,UOO
f eet 18 titan tkraniort Pr
a;
88,UOUeet, Dry land x 120113 a : .
148.000 ft. 8, i. 18,9 and 8 Inch Poplar;
10.000 feet Dry Poplar Scantling; i
.'.: 10, WO feet Dry Yellow Pine Board'; ' '
08 et ,000 feet Hemlock Beentllna. ~,1
08.000 fe No. 1 18 Inch lialdus 4 mull
gles . •
'.
Z. 11 1
rliffraoli= 1 : 1111744118 ;
74 .
Mig IN Mk;
Upyle.
• calm' il . "0. 1 111 '1 , 7 1 i:
Milo ar. 11 . u eau pink , e (88 1 1 1
ikfil ii. It II *tat saint % 1 rte on umid and,lbt
isle Di Al. ZANDILB ATTER:3ON. Yards
Flo. 184 flatasakijrnall a corner of Plirdil and
triplet" streeft,imatairard,Alleandarrlite bor.
.0 1 half MelpsUr ter. _,
~ . itins
1 . - ..
.---,------..
I WEIGIS AND M3ABURES
kiamm
sidat or wawa iud
se, • roma otos%
Oswalt ialberty magi POI arta*
WM mow MOM W. NO
Aze MAT 23 u 1869
r•rrisititelt J
dM4t2
K. FOPS Pte. .
FOUNDRY - ' - COYPANY
OFFICE AND WORKS,
, .
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ItirEnlanet , itonilig Min Mar
eblinery, Nail Plachines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
''"ATIONAL FOUNDRY
, ,k;' AND PIPE WORKS.
Coiner Carroll and Smallasan !treats,
our= wkire.)
prr•rairEmoli,
WILLIAM SMITH,
rkl.anufaottirer of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
ros ass AITII watTsswosss.
Hy Pines are all cast Invarlablytn, Ma, in dry
sand. and 11/1 feet lengths. Also, fall assortment
of general
•
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would Wort s the attontlon of Osmgrtuteud
to of Gas to ull Mak la or ••irrS.
DUQUESNE -FORGE.
WllllllOl 111 M
(Successor to JOS. P. HAI(Ii & C 0.,)
Has facilities co-extensive with the leading
Forges in the East, and is prepared to promptiy
AMBOAT
and satisfactonly Ell all orders for STE
ISHAFTW, CRANKS, PISTON ROD.,_LAVEItS •
PITMAN JAMS, WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES;
t FRAMES. with every
description of BRATS WORK. Deice and Forge,
- Corner of Duquesne Way and Pint Street.
apl4:h4o
ROBINSON, BEA & CO.,
succeison to vaamovr. Mora a =sass,
W ASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND NACHINISTS.PITMORSI%
klanniketurers of Boat and Stationary Steam En.
ge t t u lliat
se lf -new-a.
Inge of air deittriptiore T . ' Oil
and BtlfO ß ßoller and Sheet Iron Work.
Mice, o. iii, corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agent. 6ITITABIPSPATZ3fT INJECTOR
for feeding Boilers.
THODIASCARLYS a. co.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and liatkille Works,
SANDUSKY ST.. ALLEGHENY CITY. Pa..
Mannfactareai of Stationary and. Portable Stearn
ugino. Ott Cato..., ralleys,"Shaning, Grist
and Saw Mill Work. Bolling Mill andilachine
Castings Grate Bars, Weights• Wagon Boxes,
ge. Build to order and nave.= handitturines of
all sixes. mir/4:416
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn Street.
BOLLIAII, BOYD & BAGALEL
chu t Kong, Mill Castings. Roll Lathes. is.
DIAMOND q WORKS. • •
LONCrae. CO.,
Ocoee. DALZELL BUILDING,
fen „ Duquesne W 69. Pittsburgh. Pa.
sormegggl
W
Commladcrn Merchants and'Brokas is
Petroleum and its Products,
•
DALZELVS BLOCN, DUQUESNE WAY
nurAniumals.:Apinutio._
Room 17, chamber of Commerce,
•plO 133 SWIM BECOIED STREET
lisp& BROTHP1 1 ! 1 ,
COMMISSION. ME'RCHANTS,
AND DZALIBS IF
ritiOtillin Ata
=M ucp- oine Ay sail 1r2A= 1:616.
Philadelphia°lace-15T WALNUT 8T
apinrio
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
BERBEitT R. TWEDDLF,
iielitt/A asx Or
"Lnbricating.Bc High Test lining Oils.
liaiiselid Azle OIL _
Stands great beat without ellanAlt u rmsfts
limpid al lowest temperatureS. Oil tor
tropical climates or bot weather.
Locomotive. Zusise. illessidue Shop.
Wut Got Screws.
dew 'KM and Irlalaidg Ws ,
Adapted for high speed.
p we • e Wool Illeadslight OIL
ells Tanners' Stuff.; limutole.
Illnisleing OIL 'Oallonnet
flormea ,rarraillsek,
t n W , l zr r, t o preserre aright Irod
W erit and prom Rust.
Thep p eta are manutbotnred under Dr.
Tweaute , s_settent u b it i Superheated Steam In Vao•
cuo. he Rubrics ng Oils are almost odorless.
perrectlk , urn. n orm. - and mostly light col.
ore& s n d *bleb temperature unchamradand
'remark LI pid Mirage extreme oold. Thellauroad
outs are unequaled, and are Inconstant use
can
on
-many e principal Railroads. thiMples
-be ed- and orders left at 11 , 1 k WOOL )
WI! . Works at Sharpaburg Bridge.
0 G s AND BATTING
Ir 01511 4 :, 1•1'3!1141' CON
ANCHOR COTTON 'MILLS.
IDO riotous of BUTZ MAZDII7II.IOILIeBI
' 431-11F9,11! AlfilfiV°lll,ll4lYl"
)
101 1 10MINCIIIII AND sivrnis.
MTH LUMBAR
Is now open for Discount, Deposit and General
Banking Business, at 195 FIPTH LYTNUE.
Aaysum reeeilied froin.Pne Muir aplearda. •
Interest at the rate of elm per cent. paid_ on
time deposit'. 0 •
•
OILS.
IP=IITISPINIEIGFI •
~rTdNOIdI
Of Pitt s burgh,
3wTOno
F.D. DITERIDGE, W. P. WEYMAN.
. 11, SIMB. FRANK NIRBERT,
W. C. ROBERTSO . N. RILINRY EYER,
DAN. KiNzER. - D. M. ARMOR,
NMIL PORESTEL.
Presidea4
F. F. SCIIE2I
7i10:198
k fli, Cashier.
BANK,.
NO: 80 -FOURTH - AVENUE ,
prnsiatnzas.
CASH CAPITAL • • • • • . 5200.000
- -
Stockholders Individually Liable. •
DANE OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOHN FLOYD WM. FLOYD,
President. Cashier.
DIRDCTOIIO.
Thos. M. Marshall, JoDaM. Mnrtland,
Wm. T. dhannon,' I Archibald Wallace:
James W. Arrutt„ Jas. D. 'Kelly,
Chas. B. Leech, Wm. Floyd.
John Floyd,
This Bank Is now fully organized and prepared
to do s. general Banking habit :Less. --
1 • 10k43
EtAILT, CAVOHEI &
I BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
Pra - AIeisSURAM, PAL..
tIIIICCEB3OII.II TO MANNA. HARTS 00..)
Dzeursa
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And perticohir steltion pr to the purehue
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sight Drafts on London.
vsytait‘
` N HOLMES & SONS,
57 Market Street.
lerx-rwersuitGaii ,
•
Co3leetleas nude on an the ertitelyinihnhis of
the United Btates and Canada'.
Stacks,Bonds and otlier Sentritiea
BODO= AND BOLD ON 0026N18810N.
.
raillatala attention paid to Ito pircttase and
sale of
United States Securities
Jamia
JAY COOKE &' C 0.,.
Mlistramers,
114 SO MI THIRD STREET,
• PHILADELPHIA.
. BTOCHS and BONDS of all descriptions
bought and sold.
Special attention given to,the purchase and sal*
of government Becuritiu,
. CITY BANK. •-
.
112 Fifth 'Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
. carnair.moo,ooo. . ,
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
, FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bonet and sold, and when desired remitted to
Europe. Collections mada on ,rat,the principal
Dorms of the United States and Canada.
Boxituctit lmtazit, Predden‘ • •
' JAHNS MCCABE, Vice President.
JOHN B. HORIALZY. Cashier.
Dinscrous.
D. Dungen, James McCabe,
_Thomas /Waite, 'John' Write.
J. Donley'''. Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick Rene, .lames Phelan,
Chas. B. Barr, . - 11.A.Freyrugle.
Jno.Jos.liermann. Thomas Sarum
Hugh Resting. _ jei:ks
.. . _ ... . , .
• ASSESSMENTS. •
N ....W0,e...1,....W 6 M 1 PA1NJWK1 VW61,00
01111 Cit OT,crrsZ2ll3l2=3l./Larr,SITATIMOI4
_ .f Pittsburgh. all,1110.:3)301). i
ZITOTICE.--The Assessment for
the Boardwalk—on_Elm street (Bloomfield)
m Main street to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
:ils now feady for examination,ar.d can be seen
t ttas:volve, nen wsDrizavitir.: antraist,
WhWhet Itiwilube earned: to the LUty Treasurer's
et for collection. H. J. MOoltE, ,
iylo:m2 City Engineer. ,
,
DEBECCA 'STREET.--Pintice
.L.s, is viewers ien that the 'undersigned. ID
puluted to assess damages and benefits
for opening Retiree • street.. Eire, :Weed. Alle
gheny. from Craig to 4eederal street. will meet
on the premises to attend to dp.ties of their ap
pointment. on WRDNEOPAITAAWY Riad, a*Hili.
at * We:lock P. K. JOHN HAMMY.
A. LISt. M A RSHALL.
A. M. ARSHALL.
QEDGEWICIL:
nted STBEET.—The,
dodersigned, appoi to assess doulaKtil
and benefits for opening See newitlit street, Sixth
ward, City of-Alkgneny, will meet on the prem
tare on FRIDAY. July.,S3d. 1889. at 4 o'clock
v. N., to attend to duties of their appointment.
T. J. HirRNANN,
YEttlirtßll AVALTER,
THOMkla
GM
OFFICE OF THE
CONTROLLER or ALLicoomy colprrAPA..
v. 69.
Flue 117 _
ENOTICE TO 'CONTRACTORS.
ISEiLED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until Wild Inet.. incluitve, for the erection
of a new:WOODIII STRUCTURE at the Bridge
over Stree. , l Rani', at Biabeili, ,
s on: the
Elliabethiowa Road. on the Une between Bald.
win an d
. Mifflin Townthipe.
Pilaf and, apeeltuAtioa ! can heaeen on &pull
einem.
By direction of the County Commissioners.
HENRY LAMBERT.
"J 7 Pardierl
COAL AND COM
riusi4 , Cosix COALU!
‘ J DICKSON, STEWART &
RIO 11 4 111 # 1 1", lheit (116" '
O. ) 567 STREET,
(1441 city will)fgraOND ZW E I
,- ;‘ood y9NOWilt
&ZVI CliAla,-Talt2,uti at
r "
i nri hem OMITS ilaiVirtir . 141
64000111
•
MAT;
ovasee.nreee.ovo•e"weenree,eee.nreeaw eeeeeeee
CaOC)IL-AM
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Prices.
PM B." MERTZ,. Banker
ifood and Fifth Stmts.
JANES Bey & CO"
(ftecesoors oS. JONES & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood M.,
3B 11. Dr 3Er.. 30; 'EL Ell,
SOY AND SELL ALL BUMS OF
00TERNMINT SECURITIES,
tWLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TEEMS.
wir Interest Allowed on Deposits.
lowes ß3r t
Money loaned on Government Bonds ) at
market rates.
Order, executed ' for the Parch lee
and Sale of STOOKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAlifii.S T. BRADT & CO.
GOVERNMENT BONDS !
We will register all kinds of Government
Bonds free of charge. This gives the holder ab
solute security against theft,loss, or destruction.
JAMB T. BRADY & CO.,
Dealers in Government Bonds,
,rotnern & Wool) STS.
I I
°m913:1 ,
littsinttglj etairttt.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
rz2
Grafton or PPITSBURGII GAZETTR,
THURSDAY. July 22, 1869. t
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Marts: Gold, 135%; Silver, 128; Eighty
one's, 120%; Five Twenties, 1862, 123%;
do 1864, 121%; do 1865, 121,i; do 1865,
Consols, 120%; do 1867, 120%; do 1868,
120 V.; - Ten Forties, 11034; New York
Central, 210%; Erie, -; ;Wading, 93%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 51%; Ohio & -Misissippl,
81; Michigan Southern, 105; Cleve
land it Pittsburgh, 106%; Chicago &
Bock Island, 13%; Chicago & North
Western, 79%; Chicago &North Western
Preferred, 93%; Adams Express Com
pany, 60; Merchants Union Express,
10%; Pacific Mall, 83%; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 36%; Am. W.Xx-
Press, 42%.
P.X.CHAIt GE, Large. .Sna/1.
London, per . $6,70 $6,80
Paris. per franc 27 2 - 3 3
Berlin, thaier 99% 1,00
Frankfort, florins 58 59%
-Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady & Co. Gold, 135%;. United
States Sixes, 1881, 120,4 Five-Twenties,
1862, 123%; do. 1864,121%; do. 1865, 121%;
Ten-Forties, 110%; Five-Twenties. Janu
ary and July, 1865,120%; do. do. 1867,
120%; do. do. 1868, 120%; Due Com
pounds, 119; Union Pacific ailroad, 90;
Central do. do., 99; Cy. Pacifica, 107%;
Lake Superiors 96.
•
aty Telegraph to tee Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Yonx, July W., 1869,
,
Money +mist 6®7 per cent.; discciunts
more active. Sterling inactive at 9 ,;@)10%
per cent. Gold operiing..at 135%,
advancing to 185%, and-closing` it 185%.
The Weser took:$805,000 for Europe, and
the Missouri, for. Havana, took 080,000.
State,_ stocks ate firmer: Tennessee%
56%; Virginias, fie; Georgias, 83; North
Carolinas, 48 ;2Miwuris, 88%; South
lutrolins% 80)f.
R a il wa y.bondegoulie and strong: Mich
, igen Central 8'5.1412%©133; Fort Wayne
S's, 95; first of Lloltunbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central, 84. .
Governments opened quiet, but closed
'steady and dull, The closing quotations
were: Coupons of 'Bl, 120%; do. '62,
123%; d o , -14, 121%; do. '65, 121'; do.
new, 170 do. '67, 120%; do. I '6 B , 120 6 :
141411 %;
7 a,'llogi Pacifies, IW%. 1
,Express stocks dull. Railways dull,
with light transactions. 1 •
Bidding Pried, at s:Bo:.;Canton, 60;
1-Cumberland. 8034; -Western Union Tel
egraph, 36%;. Quicksilver 116; Marl
poss,7%; do. p_referred, 15;4; Pacific Mail
8ily: Boston Water 15%; Admits Express
60; 4 Wells Fargo & Co., 22,4; iAmericsn,
42%; United States, ' 73%; New York
Ceutrid, WV . Harlem, 142; Hudson,
184 q; M'chts 'Union Express, 10%; Read
ing, 93; Erie, 29% /WWl=
Central; 133; Michigan Southern, /05;
Illinois, Central, 140%;.Pittsburgh , 1(17 % ;
Northwestern. -79 g; 410'..! preferred: _94;
C. C. Jr. C., 71%; Rock Island, 1141,i;
St. Paul, 76%; do. preferred, 77; Fort
Wayne;lo2%; Alton, 1f.8%; do:- preferred,
159; . Ohio _and < Mississippi , ;1%; . ISt.
Joseph - , 129.
Coin disbursements, 5262,042. • ,
Sub• Treasury Reoelpts, $3,592,693; pay
ments, 1884,008; balance, 194,086,842.
Copper stocks at Boston; Ccipper Tolle,
7; Franklin, 12; Heels, 89; Haneock, 2;
Minnesota, 13f. , .
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PETROLEUM SUOMPIF.T.
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OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH ELAKETT/4
TfIIIRSDAY, July 22, 1:;.,
The oil market was somewhat stronger
to•day, and with an iniproved demand,
there was an increased volume of bust.
nem in the aggregate, , and, compared
with yesterday, . prices ruled a shade
higher. The demand seems to be tore
particularly for early deliveries, which
is attributed to the fact that some of the
.e.horta" haVe commenced te cover, and
it is said thitt exporters haVe I been buy:
trig pretty freely fbr several) days—not-
Withstandt prices are relatiVelythigher
hole PAD guroPe., • P4vsto' sd'ffeee
e
„front P
tiou in s k, which ,it is allegai ,Ml'
Argo' now thw At AP tA9tOkii. ni, Onte
thin And that expo •re hail. tio
•
diffidtaty in getting all the oil they want
provided they are ;milling to pay the
prices.
CRUM. _
The crude market continues remarka
bly stiff, and notwitbstanding the de-
mend iq only moderate, prices are
still tending upward. Sale 1,000 teller
till December first, at 14%; 1,000. last
four Months, at 14X; '5,000 last live
months, at 14i4; 1,000 July, at 143;: 1;500
spot, 14%; and 1,000 sellers all year, at
14 1 4. As the last five months sold. - at
1434, sellers option all year,may be fairly
quoted at 14%, which is an advance of
34 to X, within the past day or two.
REFIRED. •
Also is stronger r and compared with
vestel day a abide higher. Sales 5,000 bhis
- July. at 31%; 2,100 do, at 3134; LOOO each,
August to• December. at 12; and 1,000
August, first half, earesume, at 12; the.
last half being quotat 3234. . Buyers
option all year, 3134.
• . LUBRICATING OILS.
Eclipse Winter,Lubricating oil
Eclipse Railroad Axle
Eclipse Machinery ..... ...
Eclipse Spindle
RECEIPTS OF CRUDE OIL.
Fisher it. Bro
Pool it 8r0...
J. Wilkins....
R. T. Leech.
• Total 2,180 bble.
OIL SHIPPED Ed ST BT A. V. B. R.
Lyons de 8r04:4d8 bbls refined to W.
P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Liberty Oil Works 458 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Fawcett, L. & S. 195 bbls refined to W.
P Logan & Bro.. Philadelphia.
.1. C. Kirkpatrick, 250 bbls refined to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
H. W. C.Twpddle, 50 bbls lubricating
to Penna. RR. Co.
H. W. C. Twefidle. 50 bbls refined to
W. D. Garrett, Philadelphia.
Total Refined 1,441
OIL SHIPPED EAST AT 'DUQUESNE DEPOT.
Hutchlion & Refining Co., 392 bls
to Warden, Frew & Co,. Philadelphia. b
Brooks • Ballentine & Co., 46 bbls ref.
to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Brooks, Ballentine & Co. 8 bbls lub.
to A. P. Phipps, Philadelphia.
Total shipments Refined 368
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
0371.crg or PITTBRIrRGH essesTirr,
THURSDAY, Jilly 22,.1E69.
The general markets present nothing
that is new - or really- iniportant. The
fine weather of the past two or three
days has prcdncede more. cheerful feel
ing in commercial circles, and hopes are
now entertained that the crops will yet •
be secured in good condition. We no
lice, in our exchanges that new wheat
has commenced to flow pretty freely in
to some of the western markets, and we
may look for pretty liberal arrivals here •
within the next two or three weeks, as
it is likely that farmers will sell as quick
as possible, in .order to realize present.
prices. All accounts agree that the crop
in this section of the country is better,
both in yield and quality, than it has
been for several years, and it is not •
probable, therefore, that the figures now
current, will be snsteined for any length
of time.
Private intelligence from New York
and Chicago today, report both wheat
and flour strong, and it Was inferred by
some that the ioreign news may have
been the cause of it. As most of the stock
in both these places is in the hands
of speculatiors, it is not improbable that
they may be able to keep prices up for
two or three week, especially if the
European advises should in the slightest •
degree be in their favor, but the irn- •
pression is, that not only wheat, but
all kinds of grain must rule lower, once. t
`the new crop commences to move.
APPLES—In steady demand. and we
can report regular sale at 8344 per bbl.
BUTTER—Primer to choice is in fair
demand, with • saleti at 23@25
common Is very dull.
BEANS—DuII at 111,75@2.
BROOMS--Quoted as, follows:. No. 5
$6,50; No. 4 g 6; No. 3 g 5, No. 2; plain,
g 4,50, and market firm.
CHEESE—SaIes Western Reserve, at.
16; Hamburg, at 16; Factory, at 17; and
Goshen, at 18. -
CARBON OIL—Is quiet and unchang
ed: may be quoted at 273f,©26 for 50 or
100 barrel lots, and 29®30 in small lots.
DRIED TRUIT-1-Veilq•. # rind
holders generally are anxious to realize;
and as a cqnsequence, they are working
off all they can at the best figures — they
can get....
EGt3S--In fair supply, and zu cents
seeems to bo the standard price,
FLOU R ted. in Notwiths
the w tan esint, g
the the
market
here-Tappr
here, ls quiet and dull-4eveld- of the
least excitement, and the demand is
very light.. In regard. to prices, there
are no changes; and consumers ara still
being supplied at about: Chicago prices,
Spring Wheat brands ' being' quoted; at
16,60147,00. Winter Wheat brands freely
offered at 17,00@7,25.. yet as we have
already noted. the demand is very light
and the sales of an unimportant char
.
GRAiN—Wisiter Wheat is scarce and
in steady-milling demand'at 11,85@1,10;
there was q, car of new. Indiana wheat on
sale, said to be very fine—held at 11,45.
Oats firm but the damsnelis light; sales
on track at 68@69, and in store at 70©72.
Corn is scarce and 'firm; sale of :<4 ears
mixed at 90—prime Yellow quoted - at
93®95. Rye is still quoted at 11,25 for
small lots. '
HAY—Baled la stillquoted at 525(4)28,
to the trade. Sales of new at 118©25, aa
to quality, • - - - -
...31P—Lfust sides at 11205--
HUSKS—SaIes at 3 / 4 03 2 cts per pound.
LlME—Cleveland Lime is quoted at
5.50, per bbl, and Common White at
- • :1; # 7
LARD 0f,1 4 7a.'-2 at PI 15®
1,18 and No. 1 at 1,4E451,48
POULTRY—SaIes of •#isprint chick
ens, bvthe coop, at 60®650 per pair.
POT r ATOES--Continue very dtill with
a supply largely in excess of the demand;
sates at $1,6002,00 per bbl, as to.quality.
PROVISION&--blarket flrnia ,r Ind
prices tending upward. Shoulders, 16;
Ribbed, Melee, Math; Clear Sides, 19;
Plain Hams, 19; Sugar Cured Heals, W.%
Bee @2 ", ls 2 l4tal l@22. thand Lard i , l 2o b % lll 4 llll. 2o i 4 ' ,l l7 n ; tierces
and 21 in kegs. Mad Pork ;
PEANUTS—SmaII sales* 12,
SALT—Alleghicly 'River' , brands are
quoted; by the car : load, at $1,75®1,80.
.Dryr Goods ,
NEw YORK, July 22.—The market is
Inactive, although their la , ad improved
inquiry for shootings at steady, rates.
Prints are inactive anda little 'lrriagrilar
lu prloe, 4*to.KC, r as to
T"..)
Claicaoo, Juli22.—Cattle steady; beat
grades 15@2.5a higher and 54.24%545 for
good;'Uottel 1ii,873 1 1(i47;50 - for light
to choke and $7,7508,05 for extra prime
Id:doping Wave" Hoga;.steada; g8,35(4
8,55 for coramon 18,6214(445.75"16r 'far
to medium au& 141,84)(i1412% for good to
tholes.
A
400
85e /
75c
80e
720 bbis
720 ."
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160 " •