&
DITQUESNE;;WORKS
---,-- -, i. ~ ~, :l
COLEMAN,' Vag 0111,
• tfint:ficiarers of
. , .
Litibaqi - :NAILS, :STEEL,
AXLES AND= SPRINGS, , .
DVQ,USSicii, L X, - .41111D JIIN/LirAs ,
- miff BAR. itotrim ix)) evriiii tt,dit.
A*ND, HOOP, sampa-Aisrb • ANIC•111,02 , 1;
soILER PL eTaS AND' ILEADS,L__: ~... , ...,
GUARD IRON RA. end iniOrrzia isex.th
YLANGiiv: V :VAR.% 43 / L P IDEff;
327 14 TD
M' PLAT HULA ioi,Coel Roads.- )r.
SPA WBAV_43,WIMED6B .4c DARROW TPRTFI,
71re IN (1_
_PLoW .NIY . ODLTIVA.TOR'STSEL ,
§ EL WINGS .11ND MOULDS entlesattera.
16 it T4Etilt.BTX.gF . ' B.l W; Olllll *P .,
aT
COMM, .111JOGY and WAGoN SPRINGS ! and
CUT NAILS AND. srnas. . ,
All Goods First Class and Warranted.
,-. OFFICES AND WORKS.
Sixteenth Street end Miegheni River,.
al:v.4l'X! v , weit.4K. Street. ?itlr ! sba,riicti.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WO
1.
'L
SINGER M0'11,4 Z
~
i
PITTSBURGH. PA.. : ~
Menufteturete of eregAlosiriptiO of , ; ~
CAST ` AN TVGERNO - STM
, acusw 4'
1 EPA 01 4 3 : 2 , ..
_
EMU. A: C AND PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL T,DLE, Sc., $0
Warehouse, 88IVI4rjuid100First Sta.
MILLEItc!!4IIIIkIiF:, PAR
• ainsrretem rear2rszs:
61ZI.WALF. zl/1113.1SIAXILLTA.
•
MOLL PAB,V7Z/M—e, lUML:
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
161.111/. BAXR • & PARS N ,
osacte„ No. 339 Libeily. St,
, pringarsell, PA.
tug 448 •
B LACK DIAMOND.
, .
:•_STEELWORIES.
PARK' BROTHER &CO
aesCripilOns
• • " 639E9WAMEr-4,
and WIXehOnS43, TEILIMIGTII:, TplllTYt
\TIMM and BAILMAADBTRESTIdi
• • prristanzeit
_-
IRON WORKS,. •
. .
JAL TX 531:34 rrert.
ittruitit FOB
:4, •
AND litON' CO.,
„34,ASOTACTIII9RtS, or
Railroad Fish Bars and
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
Ind'road Cat Azleo ILoguniorieSt
Locomotive' Frainem
Locomotive*clisteliimiem ,
side Hones
Yokes, Straps; ,
Piston Heads;
Steanilmat Shartin
summeosiv Crank* -
Piston Sods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Colima, ofta.
offiue; No.. '177 PZNI I ( STELES.%
WrrbMKIII.
.
ILLERSHITSIN PROCESL
ne. 'trusted are now orelpLatig to' t tteeia.
ees tor ple,w 54t.tie 34,Ua40 •Pite. ;
•
CM. ' _
The superior, quality . impacted tO- Roo d troth
the great - Improvement In inferior Irort; and the,
reduced cOst.tOziniendlt toall mann/se-torero of-
Part:lee
Lion.,_,. tOnacfit Gal ObtAin
arrrontir : ;
. .
SPE.tilt
~,a4tollni forth , Truitt*
ROOM trinif 1,-*iatigeo Belding, 98%
tont ItYttLne:
Par ties Interested are Invited to That the
nowE.EltWO. where the 'recants
in successful operation. letl:da7
.ETERSON, PRESTON & 004 •
Pennsylvania Wor
Warehouse, Noe 1 ` snd i 67 1138 T
main% ppoalte gonons&aela Ram._ _
sp24:d6 • x•.l-.18/TTOBUFLOU
BRIM FOUNLOWD: r.
-
JOHN H. COMM/L. MB,
JOHN .m..coor - ER &co
q n TA 71
BAT Bragg FOthdders.
T
BILIMS CAST IMIGS
_ • nimiis raoszsix , xo.oitana: -
MatablO aild , GrgY7/0 1 / Fitgß r e- 11
GAS RIPE AIID , TUBING,
Tußtii.irt#',iti#o , 4Ao-'0,16...1r441.0..i . '
ALL GLI3EI PATTEILIC' •
3 : 14 .0 71k r ccPIKSA , ;
ItrsuAliialir j ot every , ‘cipitoi f e i;r ,
. Steam, Water and VII.
IdANII7AO7I3ItERS 07J.
Improved Balanee-Wheel StianiLlump.
Agents for Dreyfus' Patent Ott
ers, the best in the Market.
'Office and Works, corner Thirteenth and Plke
Streets. iv%
kag a ii; - 'u=2 , o
pITTSWITIIGH FA
NOVELTY
Jrosided , Ab• 1 r
ADAMS' BrIKEE Gfc-110.
KANIIPACTUBZ B B 07
REYSTONE STANDARD, )ITAERBA NX S PAT
- ENT) PLATPORkt AND COUNTER
.--
03.1111 J 'area Patent Door Locke sna Latcher.
Paint and Coffee SLUlsolc.
DORNI4 or;RIST itiTiNgs draiNTlV*.:
Ipittibuiebiveun
It'Mrs'r'7"4 - 71
Tr +OA +7 fifi
t3i ;
Nos, • and . 4Bt. Clair Btreet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ftecial attention p given to the clialguing_ Cid
ng n if it eTliiiittiltlWPl7lllol.
Bu tit • •
.i11iff11L.:80L1" . 84] . 00..,•
Cor. Po hit An . 4 and DugU esoeStn
Engine EuiMere, Foundertt:und
Machinists. _
Maaatii , i STEAMBOAT ENG Awl jyrA.
1 / CINAR T I.24 griWe r dt
AVOLirtim, D. l ef.q,satp,y,
13011Alko 111.borsevoirer'
_assmiee,st everi_kuutA_To.ide toorder stow
xotindry,•on TunlD below Market.'
' R N G G S E forllol 7 Wells, fiRA.3AcpO
PULLEYS
utoSOCCO Oksaadt to
order. at Abs ,
IN FUSTR Al WCORKS
prontsiii negiiaiiaikt;
iTrrEcatrizeit.. PA •
mar sit ord errpromptlyilled.
BOMERA[4 AND TAME
C. 4
KAN01•011M188 01
_TUBULAR. NOMILE.FLUED ' TUBULAR,
VINE BOX AND CYLWDEB STEAM BOLL.
OLT/ SITIhLECANIO' - • -
CHININEYE, BEMECHING AND ABB PANS,
BETTLING PANS, BALT TANN AND CON.
ISTIZABLE:I7 . ItN, eAsomirszsa AND IRON
nalt i otits Alm CO I L esufias
Oldies and Warehouse. corner Second,
Third. short and Liberty Streets,
. .
Mr Orders seat to the above address will be
1• • metly attended to .• • ' • nah7:lB9
BOILER'
BARNWELL &, CO.,
BOILER' MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
• Nos. so, 88. is /...ND 26 PENN 8 . 2.
2.iiving secured a large yard 'and Vanished it
wish the most approved inachinary, we are ;pre
pared to manutactsuweverydeseriptiorrof BOIL
EBB in the best maxiner,and -warranted equal to
any made in the country.". Ohlaineys;-Breechlog,
Fire Beds, Stems Pipes, Locomotive - Boilers,
CondensValt Pazte;Taztlaktaw
tors, Bet "Pans.'Baller Iron, Bridges; Br:
Pan - and xsanurs of Bap= a,- Atm
eW, Boilers. _ • ,
:B42llring done an shortest nellea,.. •
Nos. 55 ancl6ll—Water" Street*,
IRON ) olt TANkt,
W. P;
lUSTTLEFIS PANS, OOPPE3BTI'AIL YLP/L.
Immune unaawnts,
• ' Ana Sal* IRON WORE.
'Pot Bteamixets.
JAB= 101111311.....-....-.....11:DM1ND D. RIMS
J ARED M. BRIMS*, SON,
Steam Boilers, 011•13tillo, Team
:011113EiT - 11tOiTwoaLika.
61 Pena Street,,rittfburgh, Pa.
sTOVErs,' cASTINGs; ato,
BlLlLDlaglitik
80 'WOOD - 'MEM - '
Aganufacturers of the greatest variety of
3 --
Look, Parlor sad Heath* Stoves
TO RE FOUND.
In oer assortment:will tie found all the LATENT
PATThENS AND IMPROVANCENTe and the
reputation of our Stoves is such that any one in
want of a good article should purchase none but
those maxelfactured by ns, as they will be found .
the most durable as well as economical. Would
call particular attention to our new VOLCAN'
STOVE, for churches. halls and stoma. Dyer IWO
sold in three months. Intended for with or with
out easing. all who have la ed them pronounce
them superior to aby other and far cheaper.
Send for Catalogue and Price Gist. e3O
MR, HUBS 8s CO,
goarorr ) dcibrnittltA2reg;
- uvrt-Funtat ruimicEl4
'TB32 NEW ANTI.DUBT COOKING
'•R/IGULATOR.I , COLUMBIA COOK rO nril.
ix ?
VAN 43 Clnelanatt - Pattern) PORTA/3
RANGE OAST IRON XANTLis; WELL
REFLEMRRAT_EMIeopidirt AM:
0 RAVI/ . =_ U. ', =7..ind. ific,. •
.
'2oo' and'2oB Liberty . 111zeeti
..
5e26417 • ' ' ' '' . - . PITTSBURGH. PA.
cooh•orovim
,447 , I.I I E BEST:
iaIOSSIE)E4UO* - 00.11,.
TRIUMPH,' - -
Evatt sz2ruirY2solifil COAL.
-- Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
nil ininfitier it4re in ilia "
BIZST'T.T, &
Ni).-4815 I,4bt , i,,Otreet.
er,
11f0 on kind and for sale,
PARLOR STOVES,
KEATING MOVES
' •"; EIRLTE /BOIPTIMCNDKIIS,
OOOKINO
gairlimits"
100.000 feet Dry Plne Boards,
50,000 feet 12 Inch:Clew Blank;
25.0131 feet 134 InctiCOMAM Plank;
25,000 feet Dry 1 and 2 inch Oak:
feet 2 , 1, 12,2 and 3 inch Poplar
• 10.000 , Dry , POplar Scantling; ;
tlO,OOO feat Dry Ydlow Pine Boidds; •
00,000 feet Hemlock Besiltillifi•
03.000 feet No. 1 IS Inch ba/inad Shin'
Arles.
11004000 No. 1 10-inch Shingles,sawed;
50,000 No. 110 - inch Shingles shaved;
110,000 Fire Brick;
, 1,000 Fire
- 100 Tons tirnol4-1
'Also, Saw umber, 'xio . enst 'and Ceder '
Posts, and all articles In the line on hand and for
sale by ALEXANDER , PATTERnON. Yards _.
No. 151rDebeees , _ ,trlArt , eefner - Ofriebb) and;
21:2stastreeta, mm warn, A3leghenyvisee totor.-
°ugh of Manchester. ap:(1
WEIGHTS AN.TY
EL .viroN,
AllOl.lO/10ntliT;I
No. p FOURTH IifItEST.
I tßetweez Liberty and tarry Meath'
oral" promptly attended to. 1400
(Naas Tai t;Tiner,
.9411R044.i#,ANYPER,
PITTSBURdIi; , Pa.
UM
11.421117ACTOSAM or
or sway, yiLikiMr
ro WAsioats Bil=unie.
LUMBER. 4
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1869.
a- 1 7 -7 ,
O ' ! Pr
•
•i , ty ,;)
FOUNDRY COYPANY.
IcEANp l wo
.i.TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ErEnghses, Bolling Bill Ma
rehinery, Nail Machines, Be. ,
torts, and Castings generally.
•:‘
. ,
AND PIPE, WORKS. ,
I • I I . ; .
Corner Carroll and Smallanan atinleta,
- ihI2rTB.WA X.%) •
PITTSBURGH, PAIL,
WILLIAM SMITH,
• Manufacturer or
OAST IRON 31301 ft PIPE
FOR O 4.I4TD-*Lni.*CtitZß,
My Plo9s are *lseult InVirlablYA -Tits, A dry
&and, feet /engttuie Also;ll3llllasortment
of general
Castings for Bas and Water Works.
altisrigillei:4lsi3v.,Ce.ksll:rgtelatiOellorpl43llgateld•
DUQUESNE . 'FIORGE.
WILLIAM MILLER, °.
(Successor to JOS. P.. JUKE & C 0., ).
Has fhellitiesextensive with the „IeORM
Forges in the Wash, and jAprepared tp_ promptly
and satislisetorilp AR &Darden for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANK% PISTON ROD 4 ,_LEVERS,
PITMAN JAMS WRISTS , RAILROAD AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVR FRAMES. jogetber with every
description of SHAPE WORM, ORte and /NW,
Corner of Duquesne Wo.y.anit Pint Street.
apiiat4o
ROIOINSON4IIIA & CO.,
Successors to ROsisSox. Maria it l.Lau,
WASECISCiTONAITORE"
FOUNDERS AND NACHINISTA.PITTSBORDDI
Nsoinfactnrers of Boat and Stationary Stearn Ea..
LIM(lf, Blast Engines, MW lif.^to”ory, Bera,
=litin.E. Coatings of ail destriptions: CHI
and Stuia k _Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
,Offlce;' , No. liSVcOrner and Sznithlel/
arrests,
' Agents foriaYFABD`l3 kATINV - ISJKO'k..Ik
for teeding Boilers. . jallas3
THOMAS CARLLY & CO.,
Fourth Ward Faildry and Dlithine Works,
isAzu ro frr.. itizeuxvirartz.
Manufacturers of Stationary and Portable ate=
!Coolants, tnl Presses, galley Shaftupg,_ Orlst
and Saw Mlll 'Work, Bolling I and - Machine
.Castings, Orate Bars, Weigh Wagon Boxes,
&e. Bulld to order and 'nava on CEnglnes of
all sixes. Inv14:0
cErrrit.4z rouramy
AND ROLL WORKS
1380 Penn Strept,
BOLLMAN, -BOYD & BAGALKY.
Ctill 'Bolls, Mill Casting/Moll Lathes, de.
DIAMOND OICWOOIM.I-: -
H. M. LONG ICCO.,
°ace. DALZELL BIIrLDINEi,
- . baqueineiii:7;llttibaratt. Pa.
ly klaniff f / AMPI I 7:“
Co=lasizma Merchant/ Old Broken Ls
Petroleum and 10 Products,
r 3 *4E4I ;Lock . , oyziwkwiY,
raILLDELPIELA ADDY4E4
*OO2 , 17, irisig.iriftili.iciorce, --- '
133 8017rit sEcosD STREET.
Apia
•
TAClL;sitonteasi.l ..;
COMMISSION MEICHOTS,
AND DSAL&EB IN
Petroliitutt''unt - Its *Products
ilttstnup_. OffIee—DAVZIIMA Swung%
corner of migtwone Way and Irwin itNieo.
Mandel:ago Offloe-117 WALNUT T.
givimz
ECLIPSE,. PETROLEUM . REFINERY.
HEBB= L G TWEDDLEr ,
mat
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Pm'lpso Salbead Axle Oil.
Stand" it, best without change; remains
fix pl 4 a °west temperatures. BE*Ohhiltftt tor
tropical climates or hot weather.
Loesisetlve; SagLue, Itivtlalito Shop ;
W ictitStrewee
,4111Laosil /Miming XIII
Adapted Int higrecd.
belle VII; ovlllteaddrdirlit
iT,
Vl &niters , ' talroßensole.
inp
Harem , , Ihinsfave.
Wti a l e yWrgirt t i o nrgt. er r i ' 2
Th u duets *re tustiuthetifted' tint 1:11.
Twe a-raterttithreerbeftee Steam Wei
hu°' he itbries ng are ilmott odorless;
lierteettirre, , un on:Wand meetly light col.
°red. n d ahigh temperature Uncben% and,
remain 1 pi d durbgelrreme cold. The broad
Ul is are =unequalled and are in eons= ifte OIL
many of tu prinelt:al Beamed', • Banthies eau
be evimluee Via ..erders left at 174 WOOD
ST fral Lay- iYark W. at dthirpaburg Bridge.
s V '
sEipirrni !as Aenzi wiTTA.pre;
ja l t / MI LI tOI 4 9. - -
ANCHOR COTTON' MILLS,.
I=2l
.
14 . 17710 I ' . I. I CPEIP . Xtetll:: 4/
ii . furs,4ilivio9ilisi:vt . itiairtimiiaditinvz .
• - ,—,l L. 1.. ,ff 1,,,t ~:t,, Z 4 . 4 :Olt
i _ .''';:i*i .
lI I TSJI wuuli - /Ws4r/fili
iiP a " li
I .' . raftwi.attillo-0 3. --- . 1 . :
sz i 1, , , , 1 nt -,,ir1...” ftPe,..,l :: :- , ,,.. n , i ~..ii
1;41
I F I EW .M 4 34, 1 4 :4tIt i tt.:!x 114 4 nr • :, ,
4111:0:741*0* . e *
OILS.
ME
MOE
ISE
i• r
In I I
y Of lsittsburoti -
Pittsburgh,
Is now open for DisconntrDeposit and General
Banking Business, at 195 >!'1r111 AVENUE.
Any sum received from One Dollar upwards.
Interestlist,Ttbp rsdo , :pf„ - sta.nr,eptOsid-cm
time depoidig:t., •CI ;
, DfB.SOTOBS":
ED. DITHRIDOE, W. P. WEYILAN,
W. 11. SIM& 'FRANK BBEBT,
:W. O. 1108E8T13024 M P•I EYER,
DA C.
ICMZfriff;POSITILAIMI). 11"
ED. DEVERIDS4 President..
F. F. SCHENCK, Cashier. -'
7y10:103 .•
NO4ititi4 l4 s
SMIRGIL .
CASH CAPIT I. 112.90.000
Stockholder Individually Liable.
BANE OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOHN FLOTR . : . T irg. FLOYD;
resident, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Thos. K. Marshall, ' John M. Hartland
Wm: T: Shannon,* Archibald Wallace; •
James W. Arrott, - Jas. ,13.; Kelly, •
Chas. B. Leech, Wm. Floyd.
John Floyd,
This. Bank is nor. fully organized and prepared
to do a general Banking business.
Jelok43
HAIM, CAIII6ISUEN & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Woos Streets
PriCTS33IIII,OII;
' (dIICOILIN3OItd TO EANNA, HART a CO")
DILLiIBA rig
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And partieniar attention paid to the purchase
and sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
nicht Draft 4 oniacondon.
tsTustu
lc .HOLMES fc SONS,
57 Market Street,
PrTT7rS73URGIME. EPA.
,
• - tollections nude on ali the pzincipal points of
Um United Stafaa and Canada+.
•
StocAEß,Bon and Oii;;rBeCuri — ' .'
- BOUGHT AN SOLD ON coannesioN.
`Particular attendou veld to the purchase lad
select
United States Seolu.ities.
JAY COOKS & CO.
JEta.a3-16T-org3g
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
. t PEILLADIELPHIAL
STOCKS 'end BONDS of an Inscriptions
bought and sold. •
Special attention given to the purchase and sale
of Government Beriorttles; .mh3o
- CITY BANK.
112 Fifth Streit, Pittsburgh, Pa.
• CAPITAL, 8100,000.
STOCIIiOLDItitt PiDiTIDIALT - LIABLE.
IaiTEBIZT PAID ON DEPOSITS.
• IPOREDIN`BECHA*Ge • '
Bought and sold, and when desired remitted to
Europe., Collection. made on ali the principal
Points of the Unitedfdatea and Canada, . •
ruesident. -
• noun MCCans. ViceYresident."
JOBB B. tionatrxr. Cashier.
DinsCTOnS.
D. Thmsen. : , - JAMES McCabe,
Thomas Bourke, John Savage,
Tershee
ParricirKant, . • James Phelani
Chas. B. Bar, , - .
Jno.ao..llermann. ' ' '
,Thomas Barnet.
• 'ficidß, 4 /4, 1 4 1 P1rs 3 2
GLASS. CHINA, CUTLERir.
100 WOOD STREET.
ziwNirr. ec)ops.7
FINE • VASES,
I sot CH.
TEASATS,
MEM CUPS
,SMOKING SETS,
le*elcO , ot, )
fsiiirtt ITATED GOODS
of atl aeecilDoar
Call and timbale our Reqes, and we
feel satMeled no c e nee4 xsu Le be suited.
, 11REED &`:CO.
:100 WOODI-SIPREET.
lIPROUSnI4 I V'
110111211Liti-,* IngDERHOLIK
110,100' • TMr4 'Avenue, ,'
Upholsters and Dealer! in Cattails - Goods,
e t" atieritiort'' their Diebtre 'and' the
Pr ° t4 - 3 a t a b l ir ktilt i ttrt i t i eVolt k his Wade
Lace*, Damask Bops. Ferry's Mexican cloth
Satins Defence._ (.04 Oornlcessstanl- Walnut
.MoeldlasT ill
rtnXmluile wreltOrtorTualte. Kilt
Marilee° , ore white hair.)
r ows. Bolsters
end eteryth ng ,perteinlnaj.o a ,drat•elase best.,
The llt e st-ParlS eta Defile OestaneforDreperlee
attire Inspection or their costomers. Pure white
Zaetern tihnerPeathere always On, hands:. •
'HOLTZMAN ' se WIIEDgEtHOI.O;
O. 100- , HIRDAVENUE.
ma:l93 • Vp r ::::
: InatialaeantM
rginVIIXIC entainVia.weic4.4•444llll.lr
a/PiantliteiViorAglstoceison
to. GU). 7. BCHOCEILAN &00., •
el li keit 9 llllllCii
rt o n i l , tre Mountains. , 4ness, r irj t f tas
MMit a re t lV tlinn e
Iniltair i bia/05 0 t. 111 St 411
WOO%
tw
s ma .11.Z.LiWITAVD T7lO
SE=
, arc i za:) ,
SILTEir
HOught.at Ifighist Price.t.
PH. B. HERTZ, Banker
Ctif;Vicxioi
my 6
AT ,
AKES T. Biwa & CO
(tuccesson co S. JONT# A C 0..)
Corner Feurtkand Wood - Sta.,
NB PtT MEL ,1M I=2-201,
• 1117 Y ANDIELL ALL STNE/SOF. ,
GOTEIMEENT SECUB,rriES
SOLD, SILLY= AND COUPONS,
ON wosr re.voodaize
urlnteeist Allowed on Deposits. •
iof tpant let io r s a n te e i t on Ooverunect !loads as ,
Ord era executed Om the Thirehase
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
SOLD.
JAMES T. BRADT & CO. ' -
GOVERNMENT BONDS
We -will register zlt kinds .of Goverumeut
Bonds tree of charge. This gives the holder eh
sOlute security against theft, loss. or destruction.
JAMES T. BRADY & 00
Dealers in - Goirernment Bonds,
con: rocalmtn, wool) STS.
mva:tas .
,710:litts,*.i#:.0,40t;
L:2
FINANCE AND TRJLDE.,
OPTICS or PlrrEtntrztox Gasirrra,
MoNDAr, .Taly 24; 1869.
The rise in gold, as predicted early last
week, when we statecirthat with 135W0r
,
about that;thir market had ton - 61A ,
tot,'
torn has Set in with more firmness than
usual. The market opened , at an ad-,.
vance;ofAtieoliiiqnirter Tier 'cent., de
clinedie closing cricAations or Salurd'ay
last, : nd q.iddenlyjithiped thinil36#;lo
1373 x '. The market for. to -morrow will
now depend on the amounts of gold en;
now depend
for shipment, and should they
prove to De large, a farther advance
must be looked for as there is a fast
steamer on Thursday, and an•extra Ger
man steamer on Saturday. The shirt
ment of coin will, in all probability, be
muclilarger this week than the pre
vious, and we should not be surprised
to see an advance established above or
very nearly to forty per cent Se far no
cliques exist for"the rise of gold, but
it is rumored that they will take hold
of it and put up the price high and then
follow with stock add bonds. U j the an
nouncement of the repoit froin Wash._
-ington,ihat bonds be sold' during
August in the same proportion as in
July prove true, money will be easy, and
since gold Will get:*carte, in .eipoits;
it will costbnt little to have it carried,
and duly command a pieiniiim before
the end of the month of August.
Bonds are strong but have advanced
only a trifle. ! 7' !
Stocks are strong, but, beside the New .
York roads, do not seem to: have any
strength. ' ;
Money easy, at about 9 per cent.
whilst business is dall.
4/notatierus as received by_ Ph. R.
Diertz: , Gold, /37%; Silver, 130; Eighty
one's, 121%; Five Twenties, 1862, 123%;-'
.do 1884, 122; •-do,- 1885;;°122y; do 1865
Console, 120%; do 1887; 120%; ditv 1868,
120%; Ten Forties,' , 111%; New York
Cehtral, 217 J5; Erie, "Reading, 9 8%;
Piltsgnrgii,Abrt- Wayne; #1 Chicago .
RailrOad, 53%; Ohio dr blisiasippi,
31%; Michigan , Southern, 106%; - OlOve•
land it Pittaburglt,
.108; &
'Rock Island, 114%.1 t , Ciiicago . .North
Western, 73% - ;.Chieggt:4-1 4 1orth Western
Preferred, 4343; Actsaiii. „Express Com.
patty, 60; Merchfultal _Union Exp Tess,
9; Pacific 85%; - Western Union
Telegraph Company, _37%; AriL
prose, 42: 5 • • •••-•
EXCHANGE, Large. &non.
London, per 7-2116,80":
Paris. per franc 27% 28%
Berlin. thater P 9%, , 1,00%
Erankfort, 58 M ". : 6034
—CiOsing iinotaticins received hy Saines
T. Brady &; 091d..185% -Milted
States Sixes, 1881, , 121%; Else-wentlea,
1862, 128%; do. 1864,14; 'de.- 1865, 1223 e;
Ten-Forties,;lll36 , • Five-Twenties. dann- 1
ary anl. 120 M; de. de. 1867,
• 120 Mt do.` Pei .1068; 1203, Dud Come
pottadi; lief . tcrtioti Pad& Railroad, 90;,
ventral`-46: -99;.Cy. Paolflos, 104,;;
Lake Superiors !ea. .
tit? Telegram's° tbe ritiourgh siszette,l
t NEW YORK, July 26,186 P
Money:Wry ateadl r st 5117,per cent.
on call, with 6 Eer;oentni itilingrate.
. .
Sterling hriP.7 a 91405/034' far; alitY‘daya,
and 10% . 0109‘ for sight. ; Gold firmer ;
marketgr_ened at -156 x, declined to
advanced to 1374 and closed at
1373 @)1.573 t e: 'Clirriting•tatei., '6 per cent. ,
tcr riat.,Citoranatia,4B3,ooo.9clo..Tizeliol
.
satia, 'EritOpe to•iiidrrKw, bag r 200,000
engaged....: , • -• • ..• -•
Governments strong and higher.' 'The
'cloping.prlces.wa•ret Coupogspf,!B4l2l,g,
121,ff'd6.' 4 824 123 S@l24' do. '6.4 , 1244'
-@1245 ; do. '65, 422%®194%, , do. new,
:I2:1 1 %@1203;; d0..411-120X(01.21f-do. 'BB,
.1209 ®L203f11.0.49*/.ll%®lll%;Paaitica,-
108%®108%, ••• •,., •, • ,
tStatEt - ,;l3ondet,'Atilll;,l4t*lttiii,_'''• 88 i
Tennessean, 63; new , 57%; old ::171iginiiin,
tilitin*, 61; old lisirtiSare•liwi, st; new,
58.
loeks,r'49.,„otp)og Vest of the diy,
mudt.ezmimeihtetifl.buoyazioy.lie
the lesilbrblifeAshitedbAiEfkitniaiM r , ••
roa .4, 21
teY;. ANUi 01 . tr:4 tri , Alll .Si ill ' •
onetinerlL-p&reent.. above -flaturdare
rates. It _ia. believed certain operators
have taken•the advantage of the. prevail
hag excitement in regard to Vanderbilt
stock, and of the -fact that- there
is bat. a _small amount —of—Harlem
stock available - for 'spedalative trans
action, and have made ;the rapid
advance of the past two days. In this
connections report has been circulated
to the effect that the capital stock of the
Harlein is to be doubled, and the road
3hen.leased to the new contiblidatiOn 'of
-the New York Central_ and HudsCal for
039 years, and that 8 per.cent. per annum
isl to be guaranteed on the increased cap
ital.
" Late in the afternoon the market be:
came weak, and Harlem dropped_otrer_
10 percent.. 'selling from 170 down to
159'4,.NeWYork Central from 218 down
to 2 t6)f r atid. Hudson from 194 down to
ASAhe c.lose there was a slight
fallyil =dills - ,•=Act left MT 'strong.
The balaace..iVhe Market was generally
firm - al:0111d not ;Sympathize to any ex.
tent with the decline in Vanderbilt
stocks. Michigan Southern and Rock
Island *ere thefeatures of the, western
shares. -
5-30 , Canton, 59; Cumberland,
32; ,Western, ,37 y„,; c.k tZer,ls%; Mar
iposa;B; Preferred; 15e„; Pact& Mail,
83%: Adams Express, `' : Weliti and
Fargo, 23; American, 42; Merchants , .17n
ion, 10: New York Central, 217; Harlem,
.163; Hudson, 192%; Reading; 97%; Erie,
29%;-do. 'pref.,' 54; Michigan Central,
18234; Michigan- Southern, 106%; Illinois
Central, 142; Pittsburgh, ,108; North
western, 79%; db. preferred, 93%; _Cleve
land; Columbus and Cincinnati, 731;;
Rock.lsland, 114%; St.- Paul, 76,1 e;; do.
preferred; 874 Wabash; 7234;F0rt VVayne,
153%; Terre Haute, 34; do. preferred,
58: Chicago and Alton, 160; do. preferred,
160%; Ohio and Mississippi, 31%; - St.
Joseph, 129%.
' The. New, York ,
_Central Railroad
Company has declard a dividend of 4
per cent on their capital -stoek, qmd a
like dividend on the interest ' certificates
of the Company, payable August 20.
Mining Shares dull.
Coppers at Etoston: Copper Falls, 7;
Franklin;lo; , Hecla, 8; Minnesota, 1; , 5;
Quincy, 23.
Sub-TreastirY receipts, $2,512,890; pay
ments, 8838,640; balance, $97,753,289. Ins
bnrsements in coin interest 045,725...
ALLEGHENY CATTLE. MARKET
OFFICE OF PITTSBIJRCH GAZETTE,
• MOICDATi• July .2 8 .' 1889 -
There was a fair supply of cattle on
sale todav, about 650 head. The • sales
foot up nearly 800 head, but it should
be borne in mind that some droves were
wholesaled and afterwards retailed, and
cunseqUently; reported twice. :Thesup
,
ply, however. was fully up to the de
mand, and had it not been • for - some
outside buyers there would have been
quite a number _left over unsold; and
even with the ptaishice - of shipPers the
market was a little tame and with the
exception of of prime fat . stefars, prices
compared with last week , ruled lower.
SOme few extra brought 8 cents but the.
great proportion of the best cattle sold
at from 7g@73/ 4 , and medium to good,'
at 6g634. Stock cattle continue - dull,
but unchanged:at •4rgi53.4".L 1 .
Of the Cattle on sale today, there were
24 car loads from the West, as follows:
Chicago.' 6; 'Cincinnati 2; Forrest, 1;
Mansfield, 8; Mt. Viotbry, 2; Fort Wayne,
1; Alliance, 1: Barnesville, 1 . , and 4 cars of
• which we did no; learn the plane of ship
ment. In.addition there were 161 ,head
State cattle, 64 from Washington Co; 91
from Green and 6 from Butler—last week
there were over 200 head from these
counties.
In regard to quality the offerings to
day were about up to the standard of the
past month, and about what is generally
.expected this season of the year, consist
ing mainly of medium grass cattle—not
the kind sought after, by Aio. 1 butchers.
As a consequence,allthe hest cattle on
sale were pickedup at full pnces, while
the common grades wers..very slow, and
did not bring relatively as good figures.
`' - D. P. Moore to' Rothohilds 13 head
Tuswaravras: cattle,' mixed, at 5%; 7
bulls to Shamberg - ' •
Er- Puma. AG! Cash .Western Re
serve mixed, cows and'steers, at 7,15.
John Ayde to. E. : Davie 20 ,head Bel
a:font : coca and ateem at 53.ic' ' .
L. Rothcbilds 20: head ChiCagu:Steers,
at 6%(§)73?(..- • - •'• • 1-
I. Zeigler 24 'head* Washington .Co.
steers, cows, heifers and bulls, at 3%@7.
` Lbwensteine' 23 head' Washington..
Co. steers; beitaga and balls, at 4%@ 8 , 87 .
Kraus &Haas 5.4• head- Ohio - -steers,' at
44@ 7 3‘. • -
Peter Hartistri,4ol .head: - Green Co.
steers, at 6@7}5 . , ..
M.'; Vernet 4r. bead Green Co. steers
and heifers, at 5y,€07. . •
. Jacob Reedy 8866 head steers, itt7@B eta.
S. Marta &8r0.,105-•Thinols and Ohio
stOck, at 6@B eta:- •' • • /
, Traurtnan tic Lobman'.Bol.heat at.63;@
7N-20 head over. •• -
HarlisWoocrdc:-Blackstock . sold - 18 for
Hudson, at 7l168; 33.1350419 r Morrison..• •
from Illinois, at 63iig73,1. •
. Katz 'd Iteefer 24 Western steers, at=
8303835• -• _" Ra hn •••• • " • • •
i.
Greenwaitudtot; head Ohio steers,
:at 7@B.' •
Holmes, Lafferty Co; 60 rniXed
At 5@7 t _
Hedges 4.Taylor head Ohio :and
lllitioia steers and heifers, at 5@6M.
Smith& Blue wholesaled 20 head Ohio
steers to LeVritt,' , at '7,15; • 20-'Head Ohib
steers to
. Hartzell i stg.,2s; gstliled 11 head
'at 6®6: '
••• Carr dr, McAllister-ad 20 head—tip to
9:30 they were unsold. . -
Jas. Hanlin .17. head Washington Co.
'coins, steers aid heifers,*3®6.,
C. Beer.er:6 hesd - Rittlar . :Osil Scalawags',
at 4@4%.
strturr..rorriTLiiwus: - •
There was 'ouly Moderate supply of
this grads or, stock= ou - rale
1,025 head, and with an improved de
mandt! the - market ruled stronger and
tho best grapes ofboth Sheep And
even
ruled hi g her than - liit week, and at, -
the advangethosupply.of. this kind. was ' •
seareelyi opal' to the demand.,,Prime"
fat Sheep .r may , -be quoted at -5@5,34
cants per 'pband and ' Limbs 'sold at
from 81,50®4 per head, for inferior
.tG
• stakely,tializoolBheisdafatulia l ,.. 51,50
to *3, ' .
Hume;
i te . -§tidAeV dr, Brn.)39•Umbs —at
?2,62%.
Adam Eckert. NT' Sheep, •-stt -113,50®5,00.
per head;:lls-head•Larnba, at $1,8703,80.
Fciwler dt Waltera 120 Lambs, at 75®
2,00; 00 Sheep, at t2,000a 3,56.-. 17: 4
Sheitemantle Beichle 60 headl §heep,
and Lambs. - ar41,5003;25 . .- •-•‘- . 4
Garniu• di Co,. 4Nhead
LambS'et an average eft2;4o.
Sohn F: Neely 91 , Lambs, at #1,5013.410;
• 2113heep; rat 52,25®3.50.•
KertlON, IstP 3 gto'4 Co:48110tp, At 1145 Q
q,!1,75 per Uldali .:1. 1
Obnathin . DaVil : gtad - 50 - beticl 4 sks2,oo
@)7400. " •
J. Iliniviold4O'stre4), at 43c@5 cti!p_er
poutid. . ,
O. Beeldr.l3o"LamT3a, :$1;00©2,50.
• .
itica l liC . , . Mlo:o4trEthnii4ar
whtil .goe.tallEwg • o
lvainitv vety.
light, iresitiltile=rufs• eg4ttritllt't
aftert • ' ' ' t l3llesol-tbe " 4 '
lirm
fwd 1,, : 144