6.
STEEL WORKS.
IN
DIIVUgISNE WORM.
GOLEMLN, REEK & CO.
Xsavinietimes cit
=I
-1/E4)N o . N.AILAS„ STEEL,
ES AND SPRINCS.,
a ,
• ir 416 X 4110 117411112%.
018114,31,017Nt0 ANTI Eigitrium thoN.
Buvat,.BolEl: AND 'JANE ma.
a PLATES AND.HBADB,
ABR/1.1,DN 'DEMI and DEOrPER
, nib j 7, B4Lati, CILLANDw.
SE AD PLAT RAIL for Coal Rosa
' I tLONESIIII%. WIRDOESM . FIATIROW 4 TEETE.
arni.:4o_,____LW
PIAEFZULTIVATOR STEEL,
- EL WlNus AND MOULDS ant to pattern.
_V L TLIMS, STEEL SUANTLNU A. B.
COACH. auitaiona W LOON ail:inn:4 and
CDT Arcs AND arnuis.
f: r ll ooo4 l Bl l W o Aass.And Warra4ed.
•- MIMES AND WORKS:
illattasiath Street and Allegheny Inver,
and 77 Water Street. Plttalugh.
inti 9
IDZIMELDI.STEEL *OAKS ?
&LEIGH% NIMIOKA
PITT9I3MIGII. Pd.
misiuractusers ca every deaqiptlon or
CAST ANA #O 4 " STEEL,
UMW WANGS,
ar ,
'Amu, C, AND pr.a.nronat EIPEIgNee,
1111.. 1119 81781. ME, *c., -
Washes^ 113 Witter and IQO First Mai
NLILLEII, - BARIt & :PARKIN
iiilntalL PARTNERS:
NicTamar.ILICIIBK,If KILL=
rtz.v. W. BARR. I CHAS. PARSIN.
BIIKMILLPAR2V2B-6. 11. =IL
CRESWITSTEEL WORES,
*EMIR, 41111, & PAREIN,
No.• 339 7.lberty St,
tell d!8 ITrzattitas.
BLACK DIAMOND
EITEEL,AVORKIL
PARK, ,BROTHER &
or all de.wAgkuss OS
eawlatm:ac.a.
lnled Hrareltonse; TIT/WIRTH, THIRTY
PERU iuld RAELSOiLI, 31383TE5,
• PTITREVERI.
IRON WORKS.
Vaasa. Preset...« W. P. PtMia. INNS.
pITTSIIITRGH FORGE , , .
AND IRON CO.,
'ILASSMACV7IIIIIB43 DT
ROPAHLINDII;
Raitread Ji.h Bars and Botts;
Ilaliroad,Car Boned;
Banroad Car axial Hammered;
Locomotive }lames;
Locomotive Frame Shape=
Side ;iodic -
Yokes, Straps; \
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
atesnaboat Cranba
Wrists;
Pitnunt Jaws, Collars, ,be.
OflLse, No. 177• PENN STREET,
PTI3I3IIIMH, Pd.
:11LLESEESIMPIUNUS
The Trustees are now ore_pAr_el tolgrAuAt Men.
sea for the Two of the 31.Y.w 9, 413.1 PEG-
The inperier quality ImpaTted to 'good Iron,
the great hnprovealen in Wetter Iron. end the
tedueedpet , . commend It to all manafeetnren of
Partles wishing to one it can obtain licenses by
"
JAMES P. SPEED
• • _Attorney for the Trustees,
BOONS 1 and 2, English's Building, 223 i
/mil* avenue: -
Parties Interested are invited to visit 'the
SHOICNBICEGILA WORSJ3. where the racers is
now in trar.eessfutoperstion. •• • leBadA7
V A VERSON, PD.ESTO/Lik C 0.,.
t'ennsylvania Iron Wake.
Warehinie; Nog. 186 sad um'. :yogi
STMT. moans Manoaaaaeis 800
, IPATTSBURAI
BRASS. FOUNDERS.
JOHN N. coonta ' ' *mar mat,
JOHN IL COOPER & CO:
- Bell and Brass Feanders.
,CASTINGS
MADE rsoairrix TO OIWZB.
?lobate and .Grgir Iron .Firtirkgs,
GAS PIPE-AND TUBING
11110171111 F BLITII AND , CHECK ViliVEB, ,
ALL GLOM pierparter.
iRtYINf -
Brass 'Work of every desegli ptlon tor
Steam, Water and -
YAPUYIUTUBEEBO7d. M coorinps
,Improved Balan rWJuel Steam Pump..
8
era, the best in the Market.
wand Work* edrieg TLlrtleith lad Pik°
ii9 ll : 2l LT r WOW,
plittgenumc ;
)10YE1417._ WORKS.
v'a ilbdaae ' wt `;.int
sane;;:} ' 'trot' CO:
arANurACTTMUS Or
EZYSTONE STANDARD, LFAIRBA NE PAT
ENT) PLATFORM ARD COUNTER, \
g_,_
ism raced - ragout" "Dolit Locke cad Latches.
Paint sad Coffee Mills, Ar...
WRIER OP P/BOT AVBIWB diteriA7iT Op,
Pittsbarigh. Pounito.
iTAIRCEZTEO2SZ.
BABB & MOSER,
. . ,
ASMCMIZMAC I A I IikV; ' L t
•
7111:11r HOUBIC AINKCIATION BI7ILDINIK
_; 14)1 . 1 ! Paz l o, 1 4 41 44 frAreS, eltillbutilk. Nit.
WOO 14610151xesiseti..fo the:hiesfipinsi ane:,
00 1 TAT 801=8 and PIIBLaiI
Ir . larXl) OA ,
1
ENGINE% XlOllllllBB, &c.
,figal LJOLE Bc.ool
Con Point Allay sad Drupasue st. 4
• MIAs Tina POINT.)
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists. -
Kaanrocrtare STEAMBOAT zierrias sad VA
TIONASY ZNGIIIIA of &Adzes.
AINVIt WELL t
ENeIN i f " AND 1"11 POW10. 1 i
atuglii&of
,i EI a A u o - N s
o BA
15tborDeipowAgr. x
-
gvpe s Mrarras meety i d: -
r ro 3 r
BlGnor.ffWells, BRAPIINGaTHMGSBBIO9EatgUIa.A6Oj.
t
,order.Tatnueaili baAd lo
itotstittA woßki
prontto ozi &Repeal, Miter. osarthe f
r it.
. . •
rrtmauunala. PA.
EP Au omen riortiptlf Wed. Tar 178.
FORT PITT,
Bow mu. ABM TAU
WORKS.
CARROLL tt SNYDER,
KAlivrAcrinnizas op
TEQILAS, DOUBLE-IFLURD TUBULAR,
IfiRR-BOX AND OTLINDISR STEAM BOIL
OIL STILLS AND OIL T
'ONDINICTS, BRICRORINEe Ii a) APR PANS,
SETTLING , PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
sTRAM, PIPES, GASoIEETRILs - AMR IRON
BRIDGES•
PRISON DOOM AND GOAL mama
Ocoee and Warehouse. earner Second,
Third. Short and Liberty streets.
PITTSBURGIiT, Pa.
Air Orders emit to' the above address will be
pronivtly attended to. mh7:1119
HAIRNIEULL &
BOILER . MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKER&
NOS. *0 *1 lIHI,A,EiD 110 nars.lfr.
Having secture4l a large machi n ery , hd lt
wtsa the meet approved we are pre
wed to manufacture every description of BOIL
BBB in the best Danner. and warranted equal to
Any made In the country.. C= 2 3 7,1 Breevidilth
Fire Beds, Steams Pipes, =Ye Boilers,
Condensers, Balt Pans. Tana', 011 IBMs, Agita
tors, Bottling Pans. Zoilerlson gager
Pans, and solestanufletatent oM,s,l , l's Pat
ent Boilers.
Besedring done on shortest notice.' isd as
JAMES MYER,
Ros. 66 and 66 Water firma,
PIITSBIIIIBII. PA.,
ocAzrtIPACTIIIIIII OF
,
IRON OIL TANKS,
ALITLING PANG, COPPER EMILY PIPE,
SOWN.) NTLI, MU=
• Ana BE= ram weals.
- For Steamboats.
WM /NG 133171533....,•.....-...../IDMITED D. mu=
JARED Me, BRUSH & SON S
musmersrazus 03.
Steam Bollms; 011 Stills, Tanks.
SKEET 111it021111701/14 dee
61 Petsfs -Berea,. Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, OAST/NOS, &G.
AL.IIIIBADMEY & CO.,
NO. 39 -Wow) STREET,
atisralhatnrers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Puler and Heating Staves,
TO BlClNtlbrit
In our assortment will be foetid all the LATEST
PATTI' BNB AND - IhIPHOVSMENTO„ and the
reputation of our Stoves Is such that anv one In
want of a good article should' purchase none but
those manufactured by us, as they will he - •found
the moss durable se wen as economical. Would
call particular attention to - our new VoLCAlif
STOVERRchurches,hatisemsstores.OverlWO
sold 'three modths.:lntended foe with or with
out casing. All who have used them pronounce
them superior tonnyether and far cheaper.
Bend for oda°. • and Price List. Jae
EMIT,' MN t Go.
wrrrionnutits or rvisir 'mum or
' Agrt al ibittiartig4
111311VA . N Cl6O ICIOO it:476 1 11
u VIE EERY FURNACE,"
,• • 70 N7ir i wiliaBETLynnig•
Tale NZW_ APlPl43l:firr VOOK:1240
etEl4lZ i S n PtBol a .
magma e , sc. •I 4erovs
e
a u a r t=PtlVA% ,
nyric9TllrANrfAtiLsohE4
r 0 34s ract
";
~..,,, , , ~L,
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
..' ackyv • PITTBI3I7IIOII, PA.
10 " *. t n i i ) : l 7+
cat Tata BEST.
Itinarlior.,latt coils
eTRIIIMPH,
D'OB BITUAU2IOITS COAL.
Waranteirto CookiSaki or Road se
. •
trellsaani other Steve lit the lliion. •
7,13183 ELL & 00
No. 285 Liberty Street.
4 , 44im il
6-430oLoce G e:
LUMBER.
„ rlro BiIIaNDEIN 1 :
IA . q p
. 2 Z loo •oooidetDrli Ms Soards.
150,000 feet 1% Inch Clear MU:
115.000 feet lli fact Common Plank;
• 115.001 feet Da 11:Stools Oak; ,
-: , 5,1)0 Iv ilg h2 L 4 *, Welch Poplar:
' 0.000 feet. nlf;
.111le g ibe fe Dry;Yel ow PinClill ,...
2i aMendoeltSOMl • i
SO 000 f 'NW 1 VFW& 4 nmlo
es.
1100,000 0. 11 6.1nebBlitiblieli FlFFilar
50,000 No. 1 10-lnek liWrogletsi ilasyhtlt '
110,000 Fire Brick;
1,000 Fire Tile. - .1
Ago Toos.Fuei car; 4.- F
s, ” Apia, llawi Mill -Ltunber, • Locust and Cedar
Posts. and all articles in the lioe on band and for
sale, joy ALEXANDER PATTERSON. Yards—.
No. 157 Rebecca street and corner of Preble and
. Juniata streets. Sixth ward,Allegbeny. late bor.
ongb of Manchester. ap SI
y' '7l:
Er B. LYO.II,
` °". Efelue; wiaghts and
- Measure%
zo. I POMITR 8
Mtn.* • , timaireirritresta,
oftirs mi n e r imam to. Gm
.PITTSI3 It;n ~-.G AZETIS :.f if .TUESPAY4. ~ A P ... G ITST-Irs;'. J 869.
JOUFORT PITT
FOUNDRY" COMPANY .
OFFICE Ainvweiis,
.r rr/ 79 211:1 1 342 * ;
IllrEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery,; fleachines, Ro
tor% and - IG t aiiings genie p.
N ATIONAL FOIINIDRW
. AND PIPE WORKI.
Ooroar Carron sod Smaliazaa ntrlionh
talwra WA 11. t
•
PlTTlSlittfuen, P.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Manufactnrer of
CAST ICON BOWL PIPE
roa HAS AND WATER WORE 3.
My Floes are all cut lavarlablyin Pitt, to dry
sand. and LS feet lengths. also, tall saaertraeat
Castings far Gas sad Water Wirt%
,
elite of Works to my enorftlitarad.
DUQUESNE FORGE..
WILLIAIII MUER,
(Successor to 108. P. HAIGH & C 0.,)
Has Wattles eitwextensive— with the leading
Verges in the Pala, and Derenared erowiptly
and satisfeetonli ru all orders rorSTRAM BOAT
SHAFTS. CRANKS, PISTON RDA , V
PITMAN J AMSWRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVE FRAMES. to ether with every
deseriptien et SHAPE 'WORM. Ogee and Forint.
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
apl4:b4o
ROBINSON BEd & CO.,
Stmesaars to Efaummr. 311 = 111 KELLEIM
. ,
WASH:MGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH;
.. . ,
MazinfutureisiotMost aita ROA:loam En-
Palt el *utlng t gine t all de p lons MW 7 .'011 Tents
and 8 Boller l aird Sheet Iroti t Work.
Once, o. Ni, corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for GIPPARD , B PATENT INJECTOR
for feeiung ' 0113'52
riIHOILI.9 CARLIN & CO.,
. . .:-
hurtli Ward Minh) , and Sainine.Works,
13111IMEIXT 8?.. ALLEGHENY CITY, PA..
Nannescrarers of Stntionsry and Portable Steam
krignies. ant rresach. radon, Blanes. .g, Grist
and Saw' Mill Work, Bolling Mill and Machine
Castings, Grate Bars, Weigts, Wagon Boxes.
&a. Build to order and have on band - Znsines of
all alms. tarltqls
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
1980 Penn Street.
BOLLIAN, BOYD & BAOLLEL
ChillBAIL KW Chatlnge, Roll Lathes. de.
_..
DIAMOND' 04 WORK% . -
H. M. LONC & CO.,
Office, DALZELL autrxret.q,
Sala Duquesne Way. Pittabru•gt. Pa:
WARING AIM SING;'
Oxam4uto JyEfTalufuidilirt?Yers in
ieti.olenni and fit; Piodiets,
• DALZELL'S BLOCK; DUQUEiNE WAY,
iEILATIELY'HIACADDBZW3,
Room 17, Chamber of Commerce,
al e 133 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
\ •
TACK Bit( \ mimes,
GOMBiLiSION:AVERMANTS
ihatiass
Petroleum and. its Products,
' , rawer ,
usn otene-,sarizarsos .13111tDilge.
°calm of ugO way and Irwin stream.
PliiiadelphlaCHnoe--111Y WALNUT BT.
• spi(wlo
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.'
HERBERT W. C MIDDLE*
MAIPMPACTITIUM 0$
Lithritating & 140 Tt3st,llarning Oils.
Senile. Ma Wad Aslel OIL
Alamols great 'heat without-change; remains
umrotel es 'await. temperature", epechil Oh for
Cropteatouwaras or hot, weather.
*.weetneotitteOrmigine t *Kibbe° AMIN
cat Sorette. • .
Ilanr 111111' and Planing 11111 Ono.
- magee.4, semisolid. .
Tonna.' 011. weeliSead•Llght
oils Tanners! Mann Mensale,
Inn *PladahtunTil, Inaaanne,
*rumens 0110 • Wan,
. . .
_ARMO R Y./JlM:Sif t tO presage Bright Iron
work add mummy noni Knit. ,
These 'products
t arn • manufacturet Illitdeb l pr.
i l
tgoildielspbtertt ....perhebted eteam in se
' ono. 'I be gubrita nit - Mir are almost odorless,
perfectly pure u orm. and ..mosti an light col.
°rod. stand a tempis tr =te sin ged. and
reourtailkopidd ' gal cold. heßallroad
Ohs ate unequalled - , an are In constant um On
litany 01.0111 p fisuipWlcan
• •
be exemlned i g l i i irgdert ila i l tr at"ll WOOD
wrazw, Work' at eha.rpsbbrg ; ridge.,
11:1: 1011 i0aellr-v9 - 01):T 4iiil/41#:drl
fIOpIEES, BELL ok , ,
ANCHOR COTTON.,MOIALS.
E . rinr!szrmmis.
araiiiiitarers *fawn =num Sad wan
, 5 AID HASZOLUi
_
..•44KIXTUtall
113
T' rANCLIL - . ',',• 7:•.-.i.:
FIFTIAVENIJE BANK
_Of Pittsburgh •
- ;
Is now open ibr Discount, Deposit and General
Banking Business, at 195 FIFTH AVENUE.
Any sum received from One Dollar upwards.
Intivess.at the sate ; of•siz•per cm. paid on
ttmp deppaits 1..:-
Dniscrons:
ED. DITHRIDGE, W. P. WltymkN,
W. B. SIMS. FRANK hIEBERT,
W. C. •ROBERTBDN, McNiff MEYER,
DAN. KINZER.
POIL D.
TEL. ARMOR.
EMIL BS
F • ED. DITDRIDDE, President.
V. V. FlCHENCli.tailittier.
jy10:1SO
AMERICAN BANK.
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH.
VLSI( CAPITAL • • •r • u • 8200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable. ,
HANEY OF ozooooirr AN 0 DEPOSIT.
JOHN:FLOYD W. :FLOYD,
' ?redden'. ' Cashier.
DMISCTO'II9.
Thos. M. Marshall, John M. Mortland,
Wm. T. Shannon, I Archibald Wallace.
James W. arrott, • Jaa. D. Relly,
Chas. B. Leech, WM. Floyd. '
John Floyd,
This Bank is now fully organized and prepared
to do a general Banking butane's.
Jelek43
HAW, CAUGHET & CO., •
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner 27iird . and . Wood &rests,
irrr'reitintan.
mmoE:wows TO HANNA, BAST i C0..1
tlr
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Lad particular attention paid to the purchase
and sale of
COVERNMENT BONDS.
~ig~t Drams • Carliaoll4ori.
snyt:ses
N .. BOUM $ SONS,
- 57 Atiarliet
vrx-r-rtsistruala.
Oo!lactic= made on all the prlnellisi Danis of
the United States and °amides.
Stoeks;Bonflaitsid Other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COSIXIMON.
sale or Particular attention paid to the ndrcliaac and
V a Eied States Securities.
JAY - COOKE -8e CO.,
33Et.13015.rap
114 SOUTH THUS STREET,
:.
.... . . .
PHILADELPHIA..
STOOIXB iuil ammo et' all descriptions
bought and sold. •
Special attention Wen to the purchase and sale
of Eloyernment Securities. • =WO
CITY MANS.
112 Fifth- Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
cArrnsit,szoo,ooo.
STOCKHOLDERS UiDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
INTERIM PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN CHANGE
,_Bought and sold, and when desired remitted to
\Europe. Collections made on all the principal
points of the United States and Canada.
Dostuvica Inmenx, President.
- ; JasigtHcllann..Vice President. r- ,
, JOHN. tiOnstr.im Cashier.
DUI=O2IB.
D. Damen. James McCabe,
Thomas Rourke,John Savage,
J. Dunlevy , Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick Kane, _ James Phelan,
Chas. B. Barr, Ef.A.Pzeyvogle,
Jno.Jos.Hermann, . Thomas Barnes,
Hugh Keating. jel:k3
UPHOLSTERY.
110LTZ3IAN & WIEDERIIOLD.
No. ZOO .47i124 Avirritse ! l
Upholsters and Dealers in Curtain Goods,
Dirert the attention ~of their, !rends and the
I ;Millie SO tlielellh47 llo,ll Prteif iltog/r6t •
Lace and Nottingham curtains Vestihnie
Laces, Damask Reps. Perry Mexican cloth
Satin Delanes, Gilt Cornices, Gilt and Walnut
Mouldings, Spring Bede of super_ ior make, Hair
Matrasses 'ipure White TAM) ruiows, Bolsters,
and everything pertaining to • first, elms.
The latest Paris and Berlin designs for Draperies
•atthe insteutlon or • theirs asjoutegsy Pyre white
'lcasterp bho* ReethertAlheave ea, hand..
HOLTZMAN WIRDERHOLD.
NO. 100 THIRD A.VENIIIC.
• ma:wit ; - • ;--
EITIMMER'RESORTS.
cRESSON:.='SPRINGS;
ravo=its Sommer Resort,
Situated on the Summit of_
_the ALLEGHENY
1110PNTAINS,_ , 11; 200 ' , FEET ABOVE THE
LEVEL OW THE OEA.
the open for the re.
Obtlon of guests on, th day of JUNE.
The: buildings *connected th the establishment
bars been entirely renovated and newly tarnish
ed. Excursion entirel y
'tete sold by the PetulsylVanla
Ballroad„; at Pblllottipbla, Harrisburg and Pitts
burgh, good for thw season. All trains' stop at
oresson. • TN 0 PUENESHED-COTTAGES YOB
RENT. For further information, address
. .
,
GEO W. MULLIN, Propriptor,
Cresson Springs, Cambria county, Ea.
jys:l6t
WEIR9HAN'TAILOR,S.
B TIEGEL; . .~_
!(Latielitter with IV , Bespentie4dea
MAXICARA,
No. 53 Smithfield Street, PirablFsa.
seensi .1 . ' 7
NEW sPanva Gopps.-
•.
A ill 'CUM ner:sioelt of
0 10 2 11 34 : ' 0459/2 1 414 01 444 1 / 1
Jaitiiremetvid bit 1 , 1 41111S111114017,i;
.11.141( Abritiaiiitt IS amithlel4 Kant
FINANCIAL.
3 r• 1030 9
ME
SHAVER AND COUPONS
fought at Ifig he e st Prices.
..111;:.14). xpltli;i-..-I;okti
I
Cor. Wood and Fifth Streets.
my 6
BA
JANES T. BRADY Ot
• .
Olacceuors oS. JONES & CO.. ;
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
MB AL iVjEt. 3FL is,
BUT AND SELL ALL KINDS 0.7
GOVERNIENT SECURITIES,'
BOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST PAVOILLSLZ TERMS.
Or Interest Allowed on Deposits.
lotr,l"umaleioteitateei. on Govenunent . Bdinds
Orders executed for the Purchase
andLD Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GO.
'Am= T. BRAD? t& CO.
GOTERNMENT BONDS !
We will register .all. lands 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,
COP.. FOIIIITU & WOOD STS.
littsimr,g• Gairtte.
E - 2
FINANCE AND TRADE.
By Telegraph to the Plttaburgh Gazette.;
.. NEw Yonn. August 2, 1869.
Money market easy at 6@)7 trios: of
be day', with the bulk of business at 6;
but late .in the afternoon more active
among stock brokers and the general
rate was 7 per. cent. The flurry was
dne to the increased ictialti on Stock
Exchange and. the fact that, many
brokers waited until the afternoon before
making their loans. The purchase of
ten millidus of bohds by' the Treasury
this month is .certainly in favor of a con
tinued lack in money and regarded as
likely to Start a more lively speculation
.
on the "bull" side. Prime paper 7@lo.
Sterling quiet at • 934©10% per cent.
Gold heavy and, lower on the reported
advance of bonds in London to 84; the
price opened at 136t‘, advanced to 136 M,
and closed at 135,;/,@, 135%.
Carrying rates 4%@6 per cent. Clear
ances forty-four millions.
Governments are strong on 10-40 s and
currency 6s, which are scarce and
higher, and steady on the rest of the list,
which is not much affected by the Treas
ury announcement, which had been dis
counted. Coupons of 'Bl, nominal at
124@124%; do. '62, 125®12530; do.
12.334@12.33a; do '65, 123%@1233;;* do.
new, 12214@122,,P; do. '67,1r45ig1.22%; do.
10-40'a, 116®116y; .Pacifloe. 11131®111X.
State Bonds firmer on Tennessees and
North Carolinas: Mismottris • 8734,; old
North Carolinas ES; new 57r. old Vir
ginias 58%; new 61%.• •
The stock merge; watt, strong during
the, most of • the day, but became a little
weaker in the afternoon Ott an increased
demand for money. closing,steady at the
quotations, though dull. '`New York
roads were weak all day; and the in.
creased activity was confined to western
shares. Northwestern is the - feature,
and is materially higher on the expecta
tion that H. H. Baxter will succeed Mr.
Reap
-ea ~ President, together. with., the
over sold condition of 'the marktit.
Express Shlues weak; with' a marked
decline in Wells dr, Co. reported, Adams
will not 'resume dividends for' several
months. • .
Five-Thirty Prices: Canton, 59: Cumber
land ,433;-"Western Union' TeTegiaph,i3B%l
Quicksilver, 15; Marlposa, 9; do. pre
ferred, 16; Pacific Mail, tB4%"; t Adams Ea
kins, 59; Willi' 17%; American, 41;
United States, 68; Merchants Union, 10%;
New York Central, 209%; Harlem, 160;
,Hudson 186; ;Reading, 97%; Erie, 25 3 / 4 ;
pret. ' ,66%; Michigan Central, 181;,bli
cbigan Southern, 106 q; Illinois Central,
141; Pittaburgh,lo6; Northwestern,Bs%;
and sold as hig h as 86%; do. pre
ferred,,, 97,„ Cleveland Pplumbps and
71; Rock 'll4 p 4; St.
Paul; 793;; do. 7ireferietBl37 l ' Wabash
73; do. r -Preferred so ; Fort Wayne,
153;' Terre- Haute; 33; de. preferred, 59;
Chicago and Alton, 168; Ohio and Missia.
51PP 1 .3.9%'; St. Joe, 126%; Dubuque - and
Sioux City, 10434.
Mining shares: Smith and Parntlee,
345; Gregory, 195.
Sub:Treasury:- Baler:eta 593,794,893, -
Osman or Prrrsinntos Gazxerrs,
ktownit, Angfis 1, 1869.
QUO received' -by
Mart i 186%61 86 1 4311vei.` 128@
180; Eighty-mes s __ 123%@124; Five
Twenties, 1862, 124X@125; do 1864, 12N
10123)0 do 1666,4128 x @Mir do :1865,
tjonsoie, 122X@12294: Co 1867.`°1 32%®
1223 i; do 18861, /22_3( 1 ®122 y i ; Ten rForties,
115 X; New York Central, 209';
Erie,—; Reading,
Chicago 97; Pittsburgh,
Vert Wayne Railr oad. 313%; Ohio laishodppk .82X;
Micbigan " tiotithern, ' 106 X; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 106 X; Chicago &
Rock, Island, 114; Chictsgo' , & North
Westeni, 85%; Chicago & North Western
Preferred,: 97541 Adams Express Com
panY. • 6 9 %; Merchants Union Express,
11; Pacific 'Mail, 84%; Western Union
Telegraph Coinpany, 38; An... W. Ex
press, 41.- - i
EXCHANCtE, Large. Small.
London, per .£ $6,75 96,85
Paris. per franc.-- ... - . 273 28%
Berlin. duller • . 99 3: /1 00 3‘
Frankfort, florins 5934
qtithatiiisratiaiveit* aides ,
T. Brady & Co. Gold, 188%; lUnited 1
States,Sixesi;.BBl,.l24; 'FArtnrattlea,
1882; 125; !do t 1864, 4 128 M; ;do: look-128s;
Ten-Forties, 115%: Five-Twenties. Janu
ary and July, 1885.422%: do. do. 1867,
12234; do. do, • 1868, 122 Y; Di lior i n ugm.
grap!d ll o
91
dN i• WI VW. na ri
Lake Superiors 96.
pl'
I The oil market was exceedingly quiet
the volume of business having again
been light, while in regard to, prices,
there is no important change to -notice.
The inequality in , prices, noted from
'day to day for some pset, still cen
._
tinues, and until there is a change in
this respect no improvement in business
can reasonably' be expected. - The trade
is devoid of that activity -and bonyancy
Which should and' usually does prevail at
this season of the .year; and until _the
'change referred to •takes place, it is al
leged:ter probable that the 'present stag
nation willormtinue. Manufacturers, like
other men, are not dimposed to do' busi
ness at whin.. and e yht this is the inevi
table result in the present condition of
*affairs., T;1:t ",'" -
We have been:furnished with the,-fol
lowing figures which are given as the
average priced of oil for last month:
Refined, 310 crude, 14,1/ 4 : Anwerp, 49
6.10 • francs: Gold, 136. Last year
about this time; crude wee quoted at 14,
while refined sold at'from Sato 34, which
afforded the refiner a' moderate margin: -
at the present time there'ls no margin
whatever.
Sees two lots of 1,000 each, to be' de- 3
livered on present water, at • 14%, and ;
this may be regarded- as the- . standard
pricerfor spot orAugust'deliteiy; seller
option all year nominal at 14@)14.34, and
buyer, 18®16%. •
Sale 1,000 bbls prime Halm straw to
~.,
white, on spot, at 31. "Standard white ,'.
a )
Apoteiil.a 3110)31ort 0°4_32 for last 1
hilflua ,
st; 32X, August to December; .'.
"33 ' Sep embbr to Dikeniber. "Sale I d,
500 each . September an . (4 October at 33g.
"LtrinatOsTirro OILS. -
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil. ... . . 40c
Eclipse Mixed Axle - 360 .!
Ecilps
Eclipse
Spi in k * 4..... 760 ::
e '* 80c 1
Parker &Thompson 1,040 " 1.
RECEIPTS OP CRIIDEI OIL. .
er Bre 480 bble.
d i d. Vandergrift 560
°lfilet° U. Billee fa . .. . 4BO ' '
W. Raymond ' ,86 is
Pool - Bro 240 i•
Tack Bro ......... .... . _ 980 11-
-0116 SHIPPED MIST ST A; V.
Braun- Wagner 500 bbls refined to f•
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Citizens 011 Co. 444 bbls relined to
Tack & Bro.; . philadelphia.*
Forsyth & Bro.; 148 bbls refined to
. Warden. Frew it Co., Philadelnhia,
Livingston it Bro., 100 bbis relined to ?:
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia. •
I•Luckhiirti Frew dr.t.ku 582 bbls refined
to Warden, Frew it Co. Philadelphia.
B. W.-Morgan ,st Co., 249 bbls refined
to •Warden, Frew it Co., Pbiladelphia.
Warniter,:3lyera& Co. 100 bbls ref. - nil ';;
to Warden. Frew .R Co., -Philadelphia.'
Liberty - 011 Work 100 brls ref. oil to
Warden,. Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Thos. Hackett. 101 bias refined t°Ttlek
it 8r0... Philadelphia
Fawcett, L. & 5.45 bbla refined to. W.
ktl+cigall,..4 Bro.;
Pennock &-Beeson,-2 5 bbls lubricating
oil, to Sharp, Weose & Co. narriateargh.
Pennock Beesoa, 10 libts"luti.' olt to
, i gbor r oie 0041:90. a4trisbprg., , r
Pennock alleteSoii t 10
.bb/Cittb.
B. Markle, Hartillb . ,
pnook* 111‘intlooil4 to
Ifitlelli.tz Coil - .barg •
Total lieiffned • %-; 2,818
MARKErB;
0 0E ...4178113711011 GAzirsT3,
MON 4 DAt — Allitulit 2 1861 '
The most important and encouraging
feature we have to notice is a continua.
tion of tine weather, and the Winter
Wheat crop is now pretty generally se
cured. There is len croaking than, there
was a week or two ago, and the croakers
who have been contending that ;the
wheat had been runined by the refits,
anif that priCee Werifliketito.lttili) high,
will doubtless soon realize, if tbev have
not already, that their predictions.are
not likely to be realized. Both dealers
and'consamers generally are looking for
-lower instead of higher , prices, of both
wheat and sour, the - present upward
movement 'in the west to the contrary,
notwithstanding.
• APPLlntetter supply and lower, •
and we now quote at (1 , 3®5 per bbl.
BERRIES—Nonein market today.
BUTTER—Is quiet and unchanged—
we continue to quote at 20(025, for fair to
choice.
BEANS—SaIes at 51,75@2.
BROOMS—Quoted as follows: No. 5
136.56; 4 - 10:1 4 7o. ss,' Na: 2.? Vain,
s4,so,and market firm.- • -
CHEESE—Sales'common • Western
Reserve at 13@14;• Ohio Factory and
Hamburg 14@15; and Goshen, 15@16c.•
CEMENT-Johnstown Hydrulic Ce
ment is quoted at $2,25 per bid;
CARBON OIL—Is dull as usual ilt this,
season of the year, and prices are nomi
nally unchanged.
DRIED FRUIT—Is very dull, and
dealers generally are anxious to close
out. Small \ sales of Peaches at 9(4110 cts.
for quarters, and 12®14 for halves. Ap
ples, 10©13.
EGGS—In good supply and dull, at
18@)19 eta.
FEATHERS—May be quoted at 50(4,85
cents to the trade, and the usual advance
foi small lots..
FLOUR—Is very quiet, the deinand
being restricted entirely to supplying
immediate wants, and while the supply
is reduced, and the market firm, prices
are unchanged. We continue to quote
Spring Wheat brands at 16,75®7,00, and
Winter _Wheat at 67,00@7,25. Flour' is
still ; relatively cheaper here-,than in
Chidago; it_may seem strange, yet it is a
fact, nevertheless: --•
GRAlN—Wheat is in steady milling
demand, and
_prime to choice old Red
may be quoted at,111,40©1,44, and new at"
sl,so®i,4Q s Oats held • Ifirmly, but
the market seems= to be- Ottll; we con
tinue to . quote_at 69®70 on track and ,
wharf, - and 72•©73 in- shire. Corn is.in •
limited supply and steady at $1,00@1,05,
for mixed to prime Yellow. Rye is dull
and
_cannot be quoted above sl,2s—not
much offering. Noßarley in market.
HAY—New crop is coming in more
freely, and it is likely that prices will
rule lower.
HEMP—DuII and nominal.
,LIIISKS—SaIes at 2%@)3 cts per po und.
LlMB—White Lime is quoted a 151,50,
and Cleveland at $2,50, per bbl.
LARD OIL—No. 1, at 1,45©1.45; No. 1
Extra, $1;47®1,48; and No. 2, at sl,oB©
$l,lO.
PEACREEV--frales at 82(32 per box.
POTATOES-41,75@2,00 per bbl.
• -POULTRY--Sales of spring chick
ens, at 65@70 per pair. . .
PROVISIONS—Market -is firm; Prices
well sustained; 15@15y, for Shoulders; 18
®l9 for Ribbed and Clear Sldetii 19 for
Plain and 2314@24 forASMTiar Cured
-ffaccu l / 2 and 1734@18 foftlireakraat Bacon. •
Lard; 20y, in tierces and 201-;g2l in half
bbls and kegs. Meas Pork. $33%.
PEANUTS—SaIes 100 bgsat 12. '
SALT—Allegheny River brands are
quoted. by the oar load. 1; at $1,75@)80.
TALLOW-.—Rendered quoted at 1034.
PEIIIOILEIM MARKEE
•
OFFICE oil. Prnsßuiteni GezETTE,
MONDAX, 'August 2, 1869,
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