Q
0
-STE - EJJ WORKS.
- UVIJESNE, :WORKS.
COI, M: 7 MM 2
45i CO
• .
.Xszufacturers of
•
IRON>-.NAILS STEEL ,
, ,
AXLES - AND. SPRINCS
ai*iicrEssnai vs. AnD JIINIATA,
T Dia.:ROUND AND ERU SRI, IRON.
AND HO OP ' SHEET AND VANE IltON.
ILFR PLATeS AND lir ADS,
e Aim IIiONDRAti and rittorrEß BARS
I itl4oll -4:IOTTED. BAr.s, OrlaNDEg
AND FLAT RAEL, for Coat Roads.
•
W B ItS,W RDOES AR Rs , tV TEETH.
BIN CI.PLOW e.ND CULTIVA.TOR bTV.E.I4
EL. WING' AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
EL, 'TICE:S. STEEL SHAFTINR; A. B.
EL
CH. BUGGY snd WAGON SPRIEIHS and
IMES,
CUT NAILS APIIISPINI: 9 ._'
AU - Goads First Class and Watnanted.
OFFICES AND WORKS. ' •
SLAteenth Street and Allegheny River,
and 77 Water Street .
isb9
SHEFFIELD STEEL WOHlit?!:
51131GEIti KECK &CO
• •
rirrstamas. PA...
itinuthestirere of every deserliaton at
CAST— AND GERUAN STEEL,
iLtTI4
aLLUCra.`22iNjinaeoL4ii BPltniSs
1317.&11 TM, &c., Le
WarehOulSN StliVater anal® First Sta.
. ,_ ~
'AirLL . ER, DARR ig. PARKIN.
•-. . .
Ir
alarsitAx. rissoses:
li
_- ,
.f._ 317ET0A.LY - i REUBEN Idli.Laits.
usu. W. BARR: , I GRAB. PARKIN.
• , , BrEcui.-Pasmrsa—s. U. RIBA. ,
CRESCENT, STEEL WORKS,
•WILT:PR; BABIt & PARKINS
Offtoe, No. 339 Liberty St,
d.l riTTIII3=GE.
rtc*.DIANONP
STEEL WORKS.
PARiv-BROTHER CO.,
Sanntactiirere or all eiciiptions
of
S l in: MIL
• -
lOW and Watehouse, TITLICTI4TI2I, THIRTY.
/MT mad HAILEDA.O STUKETS,
IRON woßits,
V mums, Preet.....W. P. PoaTmm. en
- •
1311TROR FORGE
-Pll7
AND IRON CO.,
YASITTACITatiitt OP.
Bar Irom
liMirciad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railread Car Axles Rolled;
liadlroad Car Axles itantimeredi
&promotive Frames;
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
awe Roam
Yokes, Straps;
Alston Heads; •
Steamboat IStuittio
Steamboat Creaks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Fltroan . deirS. Vollmer, ite.
U ffice, No. : 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBIMaIf ,
411141111SILIESPIN PIEBSS.:
. Ape TlMElteell are eeleitepared to grant Men
ales tor the use or the ar,l4l.EitiaLelliFilli PHD-
C - superfor epialitY rraPlTted to good iron.
the great improvement to inferioriron. and the
induced oestoontutend it to a/i insularacturers or
Von,
Partleishirur to tuierlt can-obtain licenses by
.
=: 4.1 P. 15PEER:
Attorney for the Trustees,
1100318 1 and Z. English's Balldini. INN
Sent* avenue
parties inte rested ire anvited te visit the
1180411811.11Ggit WORP.Bywhere the averts is.
sow in intecessini operation. 1e8:d1.7
-IE. .
*EBSON, P lIIESTOZi[ & Co.,
ilennsylvaniajton.. Works...
and
trazr,T, , v p,e * o nonoueb. •
• 4'OlOC :! PlTTSBuisen
P 3 4 15. : , : ,
JOHS . . .... ... . : . . :itwnzr Rm.
,JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
,
Bell and Br's! Fonndeie
'.ISBASS CASTiAGS
LizikTiontruy olants.'
*doable lad Grey - Iron' 'Fittiks,.
GAS:PIPiC D. TUBING,
1110 1 11111,, SAINT Hp CIIIICH ViLIE%
CEIABEI PATTERN.
1111 - tOB - ,000:11ritS,
Muss Work of every description for
Steani, Water and Oil.
MANUIPACTiIItBRB4.4
Improved Balance-Wheel Steam Pump. ,
Agents for Dreyfus' Patent Ofi
• ere, the best in the Market.
• once mak Works. corner Tblrieenpi saint.°
NOVELTY WOitK.S.
pITTIOVUIISII ,
NOVELTY,
Founded A. D. IS811:
A.DAI4B: MIME & 00.
• ' usziaracruasrs or
ilkilliONS STANDMIP.RAIEBA NRAPA -
*lent Y.I.AATFORK AIAP . C9 I I t:zu .:
S CA:t.ES. - -
c luau Ysced Pa,,ent Door Locke and Lucke,.
~' -- j ,' '- ralotWpottlic_plis, MO.•_ ,-. -, ~ : ..
Walißicor riasT /Stints ealaT BTB
• putaborwn. Penn's- ,
JtheatTXoT l3 :r•
ARU & Nowa,.
&.tf ` - `iri.4x.a , xf; 49;1,1,
nwri NOME ASSOCIATION BUILDINGN
AndAlit, tlizetii , i Vtiabursh. Psi
1 40t4t440 , 4ithe ftelgagg and
146 5. 00111 T BOUM and iraaTili i
.1014.19sigrimb.6.
ENGINE% BOIL, tko•
11116111LBOLE 86 CO.,
Cor.trilitilley and Nome St.,
.
Maul Tus romr.)
Engine Euidders, Founders and
ilf(Flainists. •
Mannitemee BirkkiNßOAT ENGINES and ESTA,
SIDMAN!' IeNtiIMES, of all sizes.
So_ecdal attention invited to Our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENIEILNE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horaenloWer. •
OASTINGS,Of every kiwtiLmade toorder stops
foundry, on THIRD STREBT„ below Market.
awe f o r 011Wella, SMARTING,
_PULLEY'S,
RAN eKES , ROUSE aI:ATM/LOGO SCREWS line
(BUN TOBACCO PILEIMMI, on bead and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAI. WORKS,
-
Fronting on the AlleghenyMtver, near theFoint,
YITTIMM3MGH.
.
sr an Carden promotle filled. TRY Ms.
Fowl. :PITT
13111M4 ifILL Al TIM
CARROLLAvSNY,P.
4
TITBULAIL DOUBLE-FLUID TUBULAR;
FIBL-BOX AND DYLIND/B MEAN BOLL.
OM STILLS AND on, TANKB.
CHIMNEYS; BBIXOBING AND ABH YANB,
AETTLING FANS, BALI• FANS AND CA)N.
DENBERB•
STEAMRIDGES miss, oesourriss AND LEON
B'
moor/ Doo . ltB Lico COAL anuTzs
Olitee and Warehouse. earner Seeond,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
.iar Orders sent to the above address will be
promntly attended to, m117:189
WM. BARNIJILL do co.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
FOS. SO L SIC 114'AND lIIIPERN Rt.
Raving secured a large yard and furnished It
wita the meet spgrovedmachinuy, we are pre
wed to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS in the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the liOnittrl. Chimneys, Breaching,
Vire Sedb, Steam "Ives, LOCOMOUTB 8011011,
COndentell4 Salt Pins. Tanks, Oil SUM, 'Agita
tors.- Settling Pa= Boiler Dun. Bridget. Blear
Pans and sole mannfacsturers of Etarahlirs Pat
ent goiters.
Repairing done on diaries% notice. tas:edl
JABIEE(AtiIEUTEIIi
•
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
rrirreletruem, PA.,
auxtrrAcrurau or
IRON OIL 'TANKS,
11.11:71ZING NkliD, COPPER =ZAN rqe.
Atou.rige UILL =AM*
Lund EHEET IRON WORK.
For Steamboats.
pmlilartreasi.
J/LBSD 21. BatrElf...-..—......XDXVND D. BROM
JAILED Igo PIPTSII & SON,
iitarrAcTturiiis of
Steall 1 1 0 1 1 , 8 F?" Oil_Stillst Tanka.
SSE IRON wOIIIL. &O. - 1
61- Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES. CASTINGS, eco.
ALBEAUDIEMIE. tiz CO.,
NO. 30 Wow) nigger,
idazinfictstrers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor ad Heating Stoves )
TO BE 'POUND.
In oar assortment will be found all the LATEST
PATI.s.EINS AND IMPROVe KEN To, and the
reputation of our Stoves +s such that any one in
want ol a good article should purchase none but
those manufactured by us. as they will he found
the moat durable as well as economical. Would
call natticular attention to our new YoLCA
WOVE,. for churches, halls and stores. Over 500
sold In threernontas. Intended Wraith or wall
out casing; All who have wed them pronounce
them superior to any other and far cheaper.
Send for fatal uelnid Price List. - e3O
111117,.1111118 & CO 9
MAlMBPAOttrolme OPrritzT IMO= OP •
BOSTON (100.111 K G. :116A
"THE FIERY FURNACE,"
. ton w 4 imixe . Brumntes.
THE NM* A.2IIII•DUBT COUILIBit
- a.
axeuzwro. , 7 COLUMBIA& COOK IMI
ail& en dual& AmParatt E L IA N I '
BIM= OBALMEA,Sreetromdirtsnd dist:
GILL= I • PP , Aui7l, , Ito.
~
246: aid %OS, tiberty knot,
,sea:rn , •• • PTPISBUBOR. PA.
Gomm Ergo Es.
CET THE BEST.
J11.1041M416 - 4k CO.'S: . •
. TRIUMPH,
_
.0./ . 4nffrNods
Warranted to feat , Itakes-oF Boast as
alYab tins other'Sim inthe thilon•
BISSRLT, & CO.,
Leo, 2815t.ibertv Street.
Woo on nand and for sale,
PABLON.T.O ri Wp wro
eluerz rim) TZNDERIS.
WOKING OW. le.
<
TO BUILDERS!
500.000 feet-0171'We Boards.
150.000 feet,* loon Clear Plank;
25,000 feet 1H inch Common Plank
• 35,000 feet 'Dry 1 and la inch Uak:
515,00tin..5, 1 1,1i,511 ami 3 inert Poplar
• 10.000 teet Dri Poplartiestitllngt •
10.000 feet Dry Yellow Pine Boards;
100,000 feet Hemlock Scantling.
. - 303.000 feet No. 1 18 inelt naginell Shin'
les.
300.000 No. t 15-inch Shingles, sawed;
50,000 No. 115-Inch Shingles , snared'
110,000 Fre rot;
Viet) Ire tic •
100 ons Clan_
Also, Saw Mill Lumber, Locust and Cedar
poets, and all articles In the line on Minn and for
side er ATAXBANDZIt PATTEWN, Yards
-No; 151 Iteheecalitreet and corner of-Preble and
Juniata streets, ninth ward,Allegheny, late bet.
°ugh of Manchester,
LEUI e j j.d . a r - kal d / 3 - Zler. IfZI
acANuracrerazus Or
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
CI IL LYON,
•
evr.
Weightitn4
Ko.,7OITSTE 13.1SZECT.
tßeswees Libel'sl gad tan? memo
vrenva7 &mailed to. um;
FITT,R,II74p. 113*z , •fiti.o4,ky„ ATY, ;30,:p6
EXP:M)IfMO, , 11!/::MfrVi.
O. FORT PITT .
FOUNDRY 0011PANY.
orricE AND.woßit,
TWELFTH STRg&E , Tit-
PITTSBURGH, PA.
rit'Engines, Bolling Mill Ma-
Chinery, Nail Machines, Be
torts, and Castings gener Y.
NATIONAiL . rotriDßH
7
AND PIPE WORKS.
Former Carroll end Sinallman Streets,
PITTS.I3I7II+OIEI,
) • '
WILLIAM SMITH,
Tilanufaoturer of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
FOR e& AND WATER WORMS.
Ify Pines are all easalnvariabilin Pits, in dry
sand. and 1A feet lengths. Also, foil assortment
of general .
Castings [or Gas and Water Works.
I would also call thettention otkupprlnten4.
ents of Eias Works to m sfinalle of =TWIT%
DUQUESNEFORGE.
WILLI lEEE,
(Successor to JOS. P. HAIGH & C 0.,)
Irma; fp.cilities c
ast , pith ill 6 leading'
Forges •the_East, and tprepared‘to pftmptiy_
and satliTsotortlx fill all orders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANES, PISTON 11013. 4 , LEN' FRS,
PITMAN .IAMS. WRISTS, RAMBOAD AXLES.
LOCoMOTIVIt FRAM RS, togetner With every
description of SHAPE WORK. Odice and Forge,
, -
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
apit:b4o
-
ROBINSON, ILEA hr. CO.,
thweesors to scramiscurvionsit irprpgui. r
WASHINGTON WOKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Mannfactxrreit of Boat MI StAttflnartetearn En
ear Blast Engines, Mill Machinery , Hearhi,
ttCaitlin's atilt. descriptions : 014 Tanks
i s,.Boller and Sheet IrOn ;Worts
, Offtee4 12, coma Ylget-and litoltbflead
/newts.
Agents for GIFFABDISFATENT INJECTOR
Lbr seeding Boilers. - . lall:rt2
THOESAIi ELIIO4M g : s ,
rounb-Ward himOry.and achiae World,
IatiNDUSECY BT. ALLE9I3ENY CITY. PA"
ktanufactneers a Station ory and Portable steam
zwairteb, tat Creebeo,, rut teya, Shafting, kiriet
and' daw Idlll Work, Rolling )1111 and Machine
ClasUnga, Grate Bare, Walgbta, Wagon Boxes,
te. Braid to order and nave on hand Engines of
all sizes. , . mvl4:qs
&Mist FOUNDRY
AND ROLL 'WORKS
EISO .Ponn Street.
BOLLMAN, 'BOI7J tfk BACiALEY.
Chtl Molls, Mill Castings, 801 l Lathes, Ste.
DIAMOND OIL WORKS,
H. WI. LONCA
%Mtge. DA.T.ZELL BuLODING. - - .
Duquesne Wiwi', tiOnreh.
wAierscrAido atria,
Commluion Herehann and Broken is
Petroleum and , ="Produeta,
DALZELVBIIUICKI DUQUESNENno
STULADEIMEM
_ x ADDI9r , . •
is
Room 17, Chamber of Commerce,
133 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
splo - : • , • r
tit.-nufaiirnkAtig
COMMISSIAIUMERCHANTS,
niroleum end iti Products, •
!nigle oittoe—DALISZYI4I ntrILDIYA).
corm: of name Way suul Irwin streets.
rtuisdelpbts Otior—All WWl= 3T.
aDI:w93
'ECLIPSE PETROLEUM 'IERNERY,
_ .
nowERT:Tr4;C. MDDL
, ,RAIII37S9TVIRiIt 911':
Librieating- & High %%thinning Oils.
Zellpee Railroad axle OM
Kande Teat heat without' change, remains
"limpid a lowest tatSperattitel•
tropical Miami or not weather.
lasernltealfes Datilltes flaepiw At
irineutsezews,. •- • .0 , • •
Rim im 'And *nulling Mil 'Olll4 ' "
=tea (nettles sr eW. , • _
p_ le ell, oolillead•Ltait 011, •
on, Tanner* , BttllPtilensole,
log dknoishiagOil;lipaolloe,' '
aarassia ,
e ta.esnos Demurs Blight Iron
Weft and ry frm Rust.
Thuile pro nets are manufactured ,under• Dr.
Twaddle's liatenti tioperheated Stem in liaa
- Ceo. 1. be aubriea 011111 are almoat.odorlemi,
perfan ly pare u °rm. and , mostly licht
*rad, iitan d high temperature uncimulM ita l t Utot
remain tem rid auras extreme cold. The
Olis are unequalled, and ire in constant , ima oa
many at the principal Railroads. eampies eau
be exarlied •and. orders left at 114 WOOD
STRZEW. Worts at sharpsbare Bridge.
: ..
1;- 1 4 , 0 $
EIW I PM -A C IAL 41‘..1394;f
°~CNOR COTTON MILL~:
• ••=;f:- -•.-
iDiTTSI3I3O
Maavfacturars of RIAU muirinfaitiLle t
4141,0,110.111 4WD !NAVISOLTA
'
3ratti • 4. -
• ~/a 111, 11X1'.1;1..;:. IL:14; .1 li e t
vaNikwisD;)
OILS.
~'... i : ~ 7~.
.21
~,,~'INdMQI~I~
FIFTH LVM BA
Of Pittsburgh,
Is now open for Discount, Deposit and General
Backing Business, at 193 FIFTH AVENUE.
Any auto reeelved from Ono Dollar upwardis. : ...
Interes . 1 . it ,- ; ttie. rate - Of per cent. paid en
if:Le deposite. -
DlttEc - ratts: •
F.D. DITHRIDGE, W, WETHAti,
W. H.. - /BANK I , IESERT.,
W: C. RoRERTBON,f . Hp.t*NY ISIEVEII, -
DAN. KINZE3II Ett L .1.0.E.8 DSTEL.M. M. AROR,
ED: DITHEIDGA-President.
E. F. SCHENCK, Cashlei.
jylO:l9S
i
•:40 1 ERA,: .
pla.__ . - ,_ 7-
NO. 60 - FOURTH AVENUE ,
• MTSEIVROft. -. . i
CASH CAPITAL — •• • • • • ~ ,8200.000
Stockholdets Individually liable.
BASH OP DISCO EMT SSD DEPOSIT.
~ .._
JOSS FLOYD ' - WM. yLOYD,
President. Cashier.
DIRECTOICF.
Tboil. M. itleribalt, • : John M. 3tartiand,
Wm. T. tibantion, I Archibald Wadatd. •
James W. A rrott, Jas. D. Kelly,
Chas. R. Leech, ' Wm." Floyd.
John Floyd,
This Rank Is now tally organized and prepared
to do a general banking business.
jelblodt
HART, CAUGHRI
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner - Third "' and Wood . Streets,-
.
prx-re33unert. PA..•
OCOVOSOSORS TO HANNA, JUST Al COO
Dill.= IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Lad partiadar attention patd to,the purchase
: and tale ol
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight DraftirOTlLioridOn.
ray Lea.
Boutin& son,
57, Market Street,
, E O rl"TTSl3rf .PB.
Collections inade on all the principal politts of
the United hiatel and Canada'.
Stoeks,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLDON rANEKDIBIO#.
Particidar siltation paid to the puivlissa and
sale at . .
United StAtes Securities
JAY C0013..E .dc .90 .,
aßetrar..eies,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
8T0CE.1,3 and BOND'S of descriptions
bosightalad sold.
Special attention given to the Imre:last and sale
of Government Beitifttlee., mh3o
CITY -BANK.
112'FirtirStteet,l'ittsVaigh Pa.
6100,000.
•
STOCKIIOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
---
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
• rourronorscßiicrotJ - ‘
Bought and sold, and when desired remitted to
Europe. Collections made on sit the principal
Writs otthe United Rates and Canam.
•-• : _Dawn IftniVr ttAP"
' JAMES M C U6 BZ, V i c e Yree ldent.
Joner B. GORMLEY. Cashier.
Dinitcmon c.
D. Thmsen. • James McCabe,
Thomas Bourke, John Savage,
• MinSpey. ',) Terence Comppell.
retries. Rene; James Phelan.
Arnas. Bort: •
Juo.Jol.bite.rmeni. ( 'Thom ss Barnes,
- Beth Reatlns, :la or 'IWO.
ez_ 0 ' ;
100 WOO STREET
incir mictomik I 'et
FINE VASES,
solisawo!n 1 3 A4ILL.
NEW STYLES,
DINNER BETS
A PM.1473. 4i1PT CUPS,
Alarseeock of :. •
f r,SELTER PLATED GOODS
Or al denfroPh-
. . .
WCall and 'exaintne ont ainate, and we
feel aatladed no one need fall to be suited.
•
aZ 'lOO
100 WO I STREET.
UPHOLSTERY,.
.
.
ItOISZYLAN $ WIED/18110L1).!
.;No iOO ;twenty - 2'
• ,
Upholsters aS(Dettiort ,ine : urtais Goods.
• .1t.„„
...Dirett: the attention of.their. friends and the.
itabliotolhalt LaoMiljitoela cut. L riti
Luce and Nottinghatu uartains Veatibniv
Lame Dautaak Reps .. Ferrt'a Mexican^. cloth'
Satin:Delanes, dornioea4lll and. Walnut
Moulding% tinting Reda of sunertor- snake, Rite
!datelines ( pu r e bite hair.teMows; Bonder%
awl everstbingpertsinina to, g tot. dose P.
.The latest Paris ' and Merlin 'dostotu, toe I)rupitries
lithe inauestion or their custOmeri. , Pure whits ,
- Eastern tibow,Peathers always on nand, ...
5110LTMAN`&WIEDICIIHOLD;'
NO; :100. - 74Fiu? -.AVENTI74.7-
LITHOGII,A.PHERS.
• SAWA= 51NG1ULT‘.......;..t”1n 160 °
121NOERLY keLrisionecesion
#.2 tgilfizoi v.:80141=4x . a co, - •
.;-,- inewricAL LitTIZOGIRAPEC
,
'llo3oBlaZigrOggliMlN
lc
'N041.14;--Irbaoseeithoceit_Ail '
DWI= PortriUts Ifirmi l . pIVI.
1 1 0 P ft .. l % , ft& .
, atc,:,,f,.,,,i,p4.":,:,.rvi
to
FINANCIAL.
ZZZZ=22
snivn -112ii!aiupoNs
Bought at Mghest Prices.
PH. R. HERTZ, - Banker
Cu. WoOd and Fifth. Streets.
DANES 1 1 1 BRADY itri CO.,
(Enecessors . o 8. JUNES & C 0..)
Coiner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
13 AL DJ' 3123.. 9
BUY AND BELL ALL BUMS 07
GOVERNIIIEfiT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND CoLIFONSI
or MOBT'7ANOBABLE TERM.
. . .
it Interest Alloyred on Deposita.
- //77''Iloner loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Sale - of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD. .
JAMES T. BRADT dr. CO,
GOVERN `TENT BONDS !
We will register 811 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,
COD. FOVRT & WOOD STS.
Myl3:lZ •
fritittsburgij Gaifttt.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
sei,
OFFICE or PlTTsiusou Gisurrs, j
TauRDAY, July 29, 1869.
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady • Co. Gold, 136 4 ; United
States Sixes, 1881, 123; Five-Twenties,
1862, 124%; do. 1864, 122%; do. 1865, 123;
Ten-Fortitie;_lit%i Flyit-TwAnties. Janu
ary and July, 1865, 121%; do. do. 1867,
121;; do. do. 1868, 1213; Due Com
pounds, 119; Union Pacific Railroad, 90;
Central do. do., 99; Cy. Pacifies, 109;
Lake Superiors 98.
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 13634; Silver, 130; Eighty
one's; 123;',FiVe' Twentles,-.18/.12, 124%;
do'lB64,`` 122 - do 1865, -• 123; do • 1865,
Consols, 121%; do 1867, 121;4; do 1868,
121%; Ten Forties, 112%; New York
Central, 11%; Erie,. —; Reading, 995,;;
Pittsburgh, Fort' Wayne dc I Chicago
Railroad, 523; Ohio
52%; Michigan Southern, 105%; Oceve
land tic Pittsburgh, 1073,,; Chicago dl
RocileJsland MC -Chicago "dt , North
Western, 79%1 ChieligO de North Western
Preferred, 93%; Adams Express Corn.
pawl, 5934; Merchants Union Express,
10%; Pacitic Mail, 84; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 3615; Am. - W. Ex ?
press. 42. - • -
EXCHANGE; • Large. Small.
London, per £ $6,73 16,85
Paris. per franc 27% 28%
Berlin, chafer 99% 1,01
Frankfort, florins 58% 59%
LEY Ttlegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.) ,
NEW YON,K, July. 29, 1369.
Wail street hid been Speoulating all
day, on the future policy of the Secretary
or the Treasuri, and some heavy opera
tions have ,taken place, eepecdallg-iia
based on the theory ifilit
gold 840 and hond.pureliaseslnAugust
will be similar to those in July.
Money easy at 6@7. per cent., with oo-
casional exceptions at 5. Discounts in
better request at 8 Der cent. Sterling
9 %@ 10, X. , %Gold higher, : closing -strong
at' isarilgisegt opened at 1355 ; and doted
at 136)4(4)136%. Carrying rates 4(§7 per
cent. Clearances 174,000,000. _ Exports
1150,000.
Governments active, and excited, end
areithe higheit' on zee
ord. The operations in new bonds ex
ceeded three millions fn '6ss alone. Cou
pons' Of 411, 1 113%gt113Mi ito. ' 1 62;-124%@
(D 12434: do. '64, 12'1%@123; do. 65,
123@123X; 12.%@121%; do.
'et,121%(0122; *16.'68; 121%®121% 10-40' 8 1'
liaixona; Pacifica.
State bonds dullltintlesattyvauestaxrll,,
87%;, • Tenneesees, 63; new, 57; old!
Virginithe, 58 3 4;netv; 61; old North Caro-,
11ina5,•13634; new, - 50%. • - • • - •
~Stooks generally strong and -buoyani,i
Lpartioularly, at Saratoga yeqstiaT, on the'
consolidation question.
s.3CFPrices: 'Canton, '59;• - -Ctimberland,!
-138%;„ .Western Union:2elegraph, .36%; ,
Quicksilver,...l6; Mariposa, . 9 ; . do-- PTO.
ferred, 16; riotoo - Mail, &I; Water Power,,''
15 ; Adams Express, '59% ; Wells'
United States,;
69 ; Merchants Union. 11 : New York
Centrat'2l4%llEfarlem`, lBs ; ll udson, lB7 s(;'
Reading, 9955;. Erie, 28: do. prat, 55;:
Michigilt Cantrel l : : 130;.- - hilob bran South.
10534: Central; 141%;.`Pitts
burgh, 1e7%; NOrihWestetni 80; !Jo.. pre
ferred, 90%; Cleveland. Columbus; and'
Cincinnati, 72';
. Rack Island, 114 ; St.
Pinitelelf; - Preforrid; Wabash,'
741 Fort Waynei•ls4; Terre 'Haute, .87;
do. preferred, 58: Chicago antrAltori,l63;•
do. pref., 162 gt OnicfandAPE 4lBl .l44' 3 ?X
Dubuque and Sinux,City,lo4k.
Mining shareedullr Gregory, 170: Smith
and Formless, 255, La'Cinsse,l4.
Copper Steaks atßoeton—Copper Falls,
6%; Franklin., 11;', Heel?, • 80: Minnesota,'
1' : ;- Qeitiely 23. •
Receipts ab. Treasury, $2,995,368; pay?
ments, $2,440,005; balano3, /913.130,939,
disbursements coin interest, 1162,620.
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, - Dry pooda Market.
New ont„ u 20 Ai there i s no,
stir. of tncrinent In tracte„, although the
weatherla 'very fine; the prices in the
2neanklniefille; quiet and staadygt,7fall,
. .
M.Expate,4tily 29 Cotton: ieeelpta 17;
balm; extorts, none. ' Flour steady': at
1;6006. - Vbreariie'Sl4e@l.sa , froircixt
°sewn. Osts,' at • 80@8241 ' 'May at 1128:
Bran at $1£4)20. Corn Meal at $4,50;g;
i4TG.'Poik atis34s o a , ThritAL2 22 p. l
Bacot, llywisitheales shoulders. at 15 . q ,
aldea i@
..
Vit .11*.e -1 41 1.::•it
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OrnerOP Pii+isstribut'ArETTN ,
THURSDAY, July 28 0 869 .
Busineis generally is 4ulet,'lnd: i 8
not likely that there will be any imme
diate improvement. As has, been .the
case for some time past, the demand for
almost everything is confined mainly to
supplying inimediatek wants , while in
regard to values there are no important
changes. •
The: Chicago Reptglican of Weilidiso)''
day comments as toll we on iitiegisiin
markets: • •
Our grain markets a,743 moderately ac
tive to-day, and at Vines there was con
siderable excitement, a weak feeling
prevailing on all hands. Telegraphic
advlces from=Atte East and - Liverpool
markets were nominally unchanged •
from yesterday,. but - there was an evi
dent desire on the part of tfie - "longs" to
realize, they evidently anticipating -
lower Prices in the immediate future.
The,recelpte were fair, very good fur the
season, and to this may ,be attributed
some of the weakness, many fearing that
. the farmers are going to
.push their
stocks forward so as to sell at,the appa
rent high prices now ruling here: •Thert
again the pleasant weather of the past
few days is just what is needed to bring
forwatd the crops, and will do very
much toward saving the grain planted
on low land, and operators have about
come to the conclusion that the cry of
short-crops was premature.
APPLES-Firm and with verymeagre
arrivals, prices are tending upward.
We now quote at $1(55 per nbi; - for goon
to choice.
BUTTER—The demand is moderare,
and the market quiet: we continue to
quOte at 23©25 for prime, to choice.
BEANS=SaIes at $1,75®2. -
BROOKS—Quoted as folloWs: No. 5
$6.30; No. 0, / t6: No. 3 $5, No. plain,
$41,50. and market firm.
CHEESE—Is in good supply and 'very
dull—ranging from 14 to 17 cents as to
quality, the outside figure for Goshen.
CARBON OIL—Is dull but unchang
ed: sales of 30 or 100 barrel lots, at 27( . ,
23. and in small lota. 29@)30.
DRIED FRUIT—Very little inquiry,
and prices nominal.
EGGS—Quoted 'at 18 @2oc.
FLOUR—The flour market remains hi.
the same condition it has been in for_
some time past—firm' but unsettled and
irregular, and in . very light - supply.
There is not much uniformity in prices,
dealers generally working In dependent
of each other, and what is true of dealers
'is equally applicable to the mills. The
demand is by no means urgent, as_ con
sumers generally are buyinz just'
enough to run them from one week to
another, in anticipation of a decline,
-though as we have repeatedly stated,
flour is relatively much cheaper here
than it is in the west. Good to choice
Boring Wheat brands are being sold at
$7,000j.7,25, and good Winter Wheat
flours ate offined - at about the same
BRAIN
Wheat
in steady milling
demand tint unchanged; sale - 118 - sks
medium old Winter-at $1,38, -and 1 car •
`air Indiana' white' (new) 'at $1,35.-
, Prime old Red will bring--€ 1,40. Oats
firmer and in better deMand; may be
quoted at 70@71—on track, with a sale 1
car choice white reported at , 72. Corn is
less excited but unchanged—sl,oo©l,os
for mixed to prime Yellow. Rye un
changed at $1,25.
GROCERIES—There is less activity in
the grocery market, the demand for su
gars having fallen off somewhat, Arhile
in the other articles, there are no new
features worthy of special' notice Com
pared with last week, prices have un
dergone no change whatever..
SIJGARS—S 'H, 11X; A A; 13; Ha
vana 14; Cuba, 12;;; l'orto Rico, 14@14 3 4
Dentarara, 15: "'New .Orleans, but
little prime - in market and sells readily .
at 14(#)1434; lower grades, 13; Refined,
Er. C, 15%; B. 15.7 4 /; A. 16;liare., 17.
Ilor.,Assks—New. Orleans of gcod qual
ity ia in strong request and bring S-J@E.5;
Porto Rico; 65@75.
Bn:tura—White- Honey Drips, $1,15;
Silver Dripe, 90c; Jersey, 90c; Golden
70; Amber, 60; Common, AO.
COFFEE-.-"gaiX tO 7 . 000 d Rio, - 20(§U;
8rinie,,24141®25; 26©2614:
Ricr.—Carolina, 94;c(4)10c; Rangoon, 9.
TEAS—Young Hynon„ fl,OO®l,BC, G.
p., sl,lO to 1,90. Imperial, $1,40 to
1. 80 . 0 , 110.4'0M,5 1 ,45. Son Chong, 90c
to $1,50.- •
Sa'Auca-.-Pergl,734;f4lver 1.134 c„
and CornStax4, 1255 c.
Cozionarratanagia.Lr7..-41400 per ease-
FieuLaytir; Italains;s3,so per box;
Blatt do, $7,50; Prunes; 1335 e; Currants
123 pr, Vallencieltaislns.l4%.
~8 ercita-'Cassia, -- 75c; Cloves, 45e; grain
Pepper, 36 Allspice, 33c; Nutmegs, $1,50.
BAR LEAD-4234e; 13tiot, - 13,25 per bag.
Boers--"Babbit's,". 12c;
Ito; -Rosin, 5 to 7cg • (*Dobbin's," 15c;
1Vax.,.1.13e; Chenx.,ollve;9e.
Cavniould, 1534e;'Sfar,23Xe.
BI CABB SODA—s6j¢ per 100.
HAY-AtaladTleire Ade dim:naiad - and
limited supply; quoted at 525®28, for
good,to prime, . New crppla.riliug from
wagon at 12013415: • - . •
HEMP-last sales at $205.
1311851?..4151es at 2%®5 ets per pound.
LIMY.,--CletUland 'Lime' is' quoted at
$2,50, per bbl, and Common White at
LARD 011.-No. 1, at 1:434g1.45; - No. 1
Ilitrailleffol,4i3;:"andi No. 2, at sl,oB®
$l,lO.
POTATOES=In 'rather better de
and bin unchanged - ' fat $1,50®1,7r per
POULTRY—SaIes- of ' spring chick
ens; at 65@70 per pair.
PROVIISIONS—Firmer and higher..We
-neicsoquelte at 15615 for rhoUldinsi 18©
19 for Ribbed.and "clear Sides; 19 for
:Plain • and . 2314(04 for Sugar Cured
Hams, and 173i®18 for Breakfast Bacon - .
Lard; 2034 in tierces and 203;@21 in half
bbls and kegs. -' Mess Parki 1 331 ,4. -
PEKNIng--Sroall. sales at 12.
SALT—Allegheny
_Rivet' brands are
quoted by t the car load, 1, at $1,75®80.
•Onsitmcnerf, July V.—Flour unchang
ed; fau111y403(403,25. Wheat in good de- ,
mand and firm at the city mills and for 41
shipments; sales 12,000 bush: new;red at
$1,20®1,24;.n5et white $1,40®1,50,and one
lot of 'very .cholte- white sold at $1,55. ,
Corn szaxce ancl in,demand at. 80c.. Oats
in better supply and •'prices lOwer; old
73®75c; new 60 ®6se. Rye steady at $l.
To .acco fi rm; sMes 153hhda. at $6®18,50. -
Whisky advanced t 4 $l,lO, and the mar
ket tAbses firm. Provisitins limier; Mess
Pork sold at 533,55. I Bulk meats held at
1311®111%clor - ationlderkt; 163 4 ®16Mc for
sides. Bacon at Ise for shoulders, IN®
r3 B X O follades;•the Oman& was moder
ate, only holders not offering to''sell
freely at, the . quotations. Sugar cured
Hams 23®24c. Lard at 14®19M0.: But
-ter''firtn- at . 24(4)306. - Eggs st 13®14c,
Linseed 011 let 98c®$1,00. Lard Oil 'at
tsgto. Petroletimi at 29®313 for re
- fined: Groceries in'good-demand at full
raths; Gold at 136ybuying. Exchange
firm at par buying; the money market is
tel
CHICAGO 1111,i , • a e tatid
easier, at iii.25@4.85 for Avmmou to glical
, co ,„ 8; :$5,40 / 35,63 for ;light; ii0,50@7,25
i ttik fair to gira sblPPtsg beeves: Hop
active az4 excited and 15@250 higher;
59.1009,25 for common; 19,35549,
,50 for
fair to tnediota;-$9,60®9 7 7.5-for-gOod to
Abele& An 1 4 1 tt.. 3ao '12:4 41 0 kfr
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