6.
DuguEsNE
COLEtia, RAM &
Isianakaturers os
. . _. . .
IRON 'NAILS STEEL
9.9 . 9
AXLES AND SPRINGS '
•
i r
DM , .
.4.. X. AND till:FM*2l4 .•
TWAT 13 ROVED AND SQU CBE IRON.
won. ri.SILEIrk AND VANIC. DION,
BoILES LotTEd AND lIYA.DS, •
SWARD IRON DRAti end morrEs sAilill
TLANok.I; -cbTrat--BAE2S. o 11.1111 MA
NAND _ ,„ _ _ . .
IT AN FLAT BAIL, for Ode) Voids.
13130 W B A RS,Vir lIDOEN & HAW:DOW TEETH.
"E.IIIOPLOW-,..ND GU LTIVATOB STEEL,
MEL-WINGS AND MOULDS vs. tits pattern.
STEEL
,TIEES, STEEL suATTLNe. A. B.
STEEL; _.'
WAGS; B1:109x stivilAAr* SPEINGS and
XLE%,.
CUT SALEM AND SPIKES.,
Ali Goads First Class sad Warranted.
.
!OFFICES AND WORN&
•
eenth Street end Allegheny River.
and 11 Water Sit! Pittsburgh.
-.— . ... .... ..
-----.----
tagEFeFIELD rase& wol4.
Wrt% MinalE & 00,
- rmvslunteu.
xsaursotaxemotevery desc,tion44,*
; CAST AND GERIAtti SUM,.
,
RA mos, • -
PIATTORM WRINGS_
XLES; STE - EL ITEM ..., dig
ifiranixotoe, ter aniiioo,Erst sta.,
'AilLualtt OAIIII PARKIhr.
PCO.lnistillit; 431417iAR:K111.
BMW. PaBsass-S.-11. =ER. .
CRESCENT STOOL WORTES,
MILLER BABB s -8c PLUM
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
- ITiTSTIVREE I , I ..,FA .
CIL ,111.*111:019.3!
STEEL Weral&
•I • iglagaieturers of sifdesciivtl?ul Of
:ABM
Moe Wsrebouse. THI117111:TH% THISTI".
JUS an T and lanalOAD
• '-viriirsiavrasir.
IB.ON WOBSS.
e
1,•,t
ILLESILOSE -110tiSS.
The Trartees are now ieretered to taunt Secu
larthe use of .the sass,stuom2; ,rso-
The superior quality imparted to ;good iron.
i.greet MO cerement Luferior Iron, and the
reduced costoxelonend it to aLt rusnufacturera of
Parties *layatoneettcaaoDtaialiaenaeaby
to
JAIIIEg P S PEEB
Attorney for the Trustees,
ROOMS 1 sad $. regliahla Itultdiug, 963 f
Reuldi avenue.
is
Parties Interested
MO where the are invited to visit the
RHOS MORROW. RRO. rocera
bow lu successful operation. - tee:db7
r. ~~~i' ..
111
kiVERSONOP'SESTON & CO"
Pelinarlialila Iron; Works.
Nos. 186 Sod INT , PLOT
mgrpox Ne Nouonies/Wasti a cin
5a14:411
muss rourrDm.
„ .
JO= x. comma ... . ..... . ........ ... mom!'
JOIINIIL''COOPER & CO•2
Bell and Brass Foundep.
BRASS CASTMOS
11141.10.14 PELOMPTLY TO ORDICR: •
oil Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,- .
'6IIECII VALU
ALL GLOBE , PATTERN..
JCR 4110711!, VCl•Clits
Brass - WO* of every deasiptlon !or
Steam, Water and triL.l.-,
I:0*(711311.8RS oil': it. 901 6 1.6 1 8
id' litileneertlmel:Staiii Pump.
Afoot.
tor..,,Trit
liateroarketoo,
b
erg , •
(Mei sill Worm., caml /b/r l r 4 spy,
"NQlm l . l l:w9 ww •
SOITELITVOILIM
• ;SSW ,
A33,10/V3.231110& 'CO;
ItIXO7LOWSZIS Os: ,
-11X1sToriWp ro lo w '
SCALES. -•
JIM= Yficetaillt:ltcl:o74g Locke and Lataell.
001,11201
OP FIRST AVENtIAVEIWIT 878..
eittabaiwer. rei5)494",3
GLASS. CHINA. CUTLERY.
100 WAKW-SIV.IEEII`.-
NEW GOODS
VII4E VASES,
BOXLEXILLItd asp ,Clll/1
24V1 41 i niitt r. T B 4 ;
11—Td,
OUT CUPS,
131,4(1F4r.-Patgeitb6
ati
IMiarGOODIF 1 1 • c
of an descriptions. •
BB
Clan and esemlne oar goo to be
feel seslefled no mowed fail d
so be rated, •
R. E. BREED dr. CO.:
E
t
1MUA.11321 ,14,11? opus,
QIICOEIIIe lt abelMillti ri
gtellie ,
0.0 to OW. Boist CO..
ISAM III/0
1616.:141:°i ',:!fitritste :frt irrTMLIS T
/'
caxos,
-1 4 4 _a 04. 'mere
HUGH IL BOLE 86 CO„
Con Point Alley and pigpen() St..
(lizAs Tax Your.)
Engine Builders, Founders and
Afaeltinists.
onntseMre' BITANBOAT menus and STA.
TIONARY IIIgaINNA of all fat&
ti tented to our new =AMON
-oall.l WEL L '3 INEVOTN er. AND PORTABLE
BOILlA r of
afblrri"kildA tiordeiatour
Pons . °a iry. sinkl:l3D TBNADT below Market.
BIDS for 011 Wells, 1311ANti o 04 . 1 2 1, Xna
TIANOBRABDUSIIit Dn*W ken_
IRON TONLAOOO Olt UNA ma4*
, INDUSTRIAL, WORKS,
Irmittas on the Alieghea near the Mat
Frrrairthlaile
r ill' MT
samilsTual 011 ?OK
03LKS•
I=l
100 11'0010' STREET.
AMPAliaMivniMmOaiillaL : T zTus.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
" KAMM/ (mm=B OP
TUBULAR. DOHBLE-FLUSD THHIMAX
FULN-BOX AND CYLINDR STEAK BOL
OH, 13TJIAS AND OIL TANS& _
ONDINEYS, SBEHOHING AND ASH l'Ards,
SETTLING PANS. SALT PANS AND HON
DENSERS.
STEAM mils. GASOMMTEBS AND isort
IitsMONS .
BSPD/S0 DOO`Aim COAL wriTzs
(Mee and Warehouse. corner Secod,
Third, Short and Liberty streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
ar Orders seat to the above address will be
...DU,' attended to. tah7:lB9
= B BARNHILL & CO"
OIL-ER WAXERS
AND STIRRT IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 110. 116. XII AND Br.
FICH/T
. . . -
a n eared large Yard and Pindshed it
visa Cie meet iIIprOTCQ micalluer 1, we arev_li.-
pared to manalltrinre every description of BOTh
888 in the best manner. and warranted equal to
arry made in the wintry.. Chimney's, Breeehrsal
lire Beds. B Pipes, LOCOMOISTe /
doConnsers halt Tants, Oil inn% Mar
tors. Settling_ Pans, ner suer
Pans _and SOLO 713131IIDICSAreril Al•=a“. Yee
'
WA BOUM.
Began= ELOMA o n shortest notice. isikell
JAMES EL =MIDI,
Nos. BS and 66 Water Street,
virzetztrsen.
icAri:l7,wrl:awl, or -
IRON OIL TANE.S
BITZLEIRG !AN%COQ =BM PEPS.
LOLLING 13'1%616.
And BESET IRON WOK&
Tor Steamboats.
JADZD D. =MB
TAOII2D 31. !HOUSE( & 6011,
summtscstrmats at
Wain Boilers, Oil KW% Tanks.
SWUM IRON WORE. &O.
61 Pam Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
•
STOVES• CASTINGS, &0„
A.. ISBA.DIAPAIir at CO.,
50. 80 WOQD MEM',
aisnufactufero of the'greatest 'variety of
Cook, Parlor and Ileatint Stoves,
TO B TOTrfip.
. .
In our assortment will be 'found all the LATEST
PATTAIINS AND IldFliCrialfXr. Td. -and the
reputation of our Stov shouts_ het any none but
want ot a good article nnehass none but
those manuftetured by ink as. Mel will be found
the most durabie as well ris eabriolnical._ Would
call tardoular attention to oar new VoLOAtiti
STOVE, for churches. halls *no stores. Over 500
sold in three monists. Inte for with or with
out casing. All who.have need them PrOZIOUJIC I3
Ur eta =Deno/ oth er .
lieud_Mr tAtalogise anti Price List. .. e3O
.
___
aIIAIT 111161118LC0.9
. u.stioruzznior silo': imoseT or
' 0 11 X I Cr iTEISI
. -
BOSTON COOKING . ItAirell,
,
"Mt MUM , TOBNACE , " ,
*ol4ronium stinmujoh
Lrimlflei4notraoai t'ogiPatoariMi'Wuiocgi
galil( lga min ,s
. .
SOO and „WS Eilwty StFeet
• geaiii. trim*
rllOOl6. STOVES.
"1
Cali Tits BEST. .
Biwa/AG - a
TRIUMPH.
ores 4uTurmous
ifonvoltell to Coil, Bake or Roast as
volt many other Store In the Unlon.
00. 1 '
No. 985 Lii.bertv Street.
fgeoon Rand and firr um,
rAßLoidimse.
,ml7-ai*Et EMniimilnANDlllos,
COOSISO so.
lEi
- - -
T° P.IPALDOIs: ~ . 2- '.. I
. ,
SOO.OOO feet Dry Pine Beard/.
/60.11 0 3 0 feet th inch clear rian l t . .
28, Ureet- an Inch uommOS Plank;
.22.1100 feet Dry` land II isch Oak:, .
20,000 ft. 2, 1,1011 aivinar.7...
~.11Noup lest Dry oplar Ding;
10,002 feet Dry ellow epos:at ,
a 0 3.00010 feet h emlock Scantling. , '
0.000 feet No. 1 10 inch 10112 14 :4 141 . L "
_sva.
900,000 No. 1164n01a Shingles. sawed;':
50,000 No. 116-inch Shingles, *caved
so,ooo Vire Brick;
1.000 lfirel'Ue.' , ~ ..
' tau Vous vire Clot - • '
Also, &VW Mill Lumber, Locust and Cedar
Posts, slid all articles in thence on band and for
nle by ALEXANDER TATTERSON. Yards
No. 151 Rebecca street and coraer of rreble and
Juniata streets,lfixth ward,Allegbony. late bor%
spa) ~.
?ugh of : 111
............. .1..... i ..../ 06s '
-WEIIGEtre34.I4D. rdEASURES.
51111
gea►et of Weights awl Massaro/
wit *rowan snorrel 1; )3;3.
j• liktireen Liberty •ad Misr/ BMW ,
Pan rainasour Atwood to. siga
188,
PrrTSBUBIALGAZ:MP, nit At-1 AUGUST 6,
KNAP FORT :PITT
FOUNDRY COYPANY.
OFFICE' AIM. WORKS,
,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURCIII ,
eirEng ines, Balling Mill Ma
chinery, Machines, Re
torts, and eAstionis-gatierally.
_ moims
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS. :
Corner Carroll and Sinantnan Streets,
.viirmsl3ll/EiGITI, PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
My Pines are all Cut invalablytts Pits, 1 / 1 dry .
(and, and IS feet lengths. Also, - fall snort:tient
of general ,
Castings for Gas and Water Worts.
I would also call the attention of Sul ,kerintend.
ts of Gas Worlcs t4”:1T13.
DUQUESNE -FORGE.
WILLIAM zurat,
oneemor to JOS. P. ItAIOH & C 0.,)
Has facilities co•exve with the leading
Borges In the East, and!s prepared to promptly
and satisfactorily &Borders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, DBASE% PISTON RODA,LEVERS,
PITMAN .IA3IS,_WIIMITS. RAILROAD AXLES.
lA/CO-MOTIVE FRAMES' , together with every
description of SHAPE WOR. Office and Forge,
orner of Duquesne Way and First Wee
ROBINSON, ILEA & CO.,
to Itonanidif. Munn al MEWISI.
wAsiuNaroN WORKS;
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat
Mill and Mini Machin mum Btu= En-
Mites. Blast Engines. ery,
UattinNasunga of all desert - piton - in &Ms '
and B Boller and Sheet Iron Wort.
Once. o. MI, corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for °MAIM% PLUMY IS flisu rn TICUTOB
for geedlni
THODIAS GUMS ' •
Fourth Ward Foundry and lacking Works,
•
BLISDUBSY BT., ALLZOBXBY orrr. FA.
manutzettrers of Station , ry and Portable Stearn
grArk TAM:At l ' atiltstrlitil i g t
0. W an on Doze e
Tern ars
% toolideY .1.. s
all elms. 102V14:06,
CIENTILiL FOITNDITE
• AND ROLL WORKS
880 Peas Street,
=I
LUMBER.
mdmm.
{NINTH liV.111h)
Ei
TkianufacrtW•er, of
FOR 9A A5ll WATER WOll.lO.
MO
BOLLIAN, BOYD &11A1Dial
Qpllii
180111. )1111 cutulgs, Bolt Lathes. se.
OILS.
DIAMOND OIL WORKS,
H. M. LONG 11c-00.7,
Otate, DLLZELL Burrmrtre.
DIIQUeIIIO W&1. Plitatinsah. Pa." d'
__marau
U-M44,X0 ILLlXfii
to
ommludon Itexthasda and Broken
PetrobillV Rxothictei
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
1131LADZLYULA, ADDIIIOI6 •
Sown 17, Chamber of Common,
•
TACK 3311 - 4MALERS ,
COMMISSION MEPMII. I3 ,
.AVDijigautat tru •
Petroleum and its Products,
- 7 1
ittdthisre
..IWiliguntil.W o e =lo4,ll:MLlW
Ot rairlatammitUasoiNa o4 . lMmWeet4..-,
• 01;3e-41i WET
somis
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM -REFINERY.
• •
, Ma= C. rOSODUit -
sttethrricrtatzi or
Lubricating & ► Baniing Oils.
Eclipse ' 116.0.100 d /Itrie 011: • ` -
,6 .
Staudt g reat , heat without eririgei_re*lM
limpid lowest • lipemat tiu lox
tropical olimates or weather.bot- • • •
LooorraeitlPS. EntiLie.lisselslaas Shop,
Wilt out BMWS. '
. .
SSW NM soul 1,100101111/11 0 1 / 1 1 . •
Aaapted forldgb i rd
Sp_locile. 011, aelllgeseiVL Isltt ,
4M
011. Tanuerao-110104,,mieside.. • .
,temeariesishtneroll,illiesoilne. .
,lemmas Ai..; ~ irsireidnues ,
ARMOR VARNISH,. to Preserve Welt UM
Work end biselrinery rrom gust. - . .-__
These products are manufactured under Dr.
Tweddle,slNetent by Superbested (Steam in Vae
ono., / be Lubricating OM are almost odorless.
perfectly wire =Norm and moil 11414 col.
ored, .- sUm d *JAM, temperature ups snack and
remain lira bid Millar extreme; cola. liellirmd
-this • ire unequa ll ed, and are in constant use on
Many 'of Vie principal Railroads; Bamnies_eal
tie examined and orders left at U. wane
STRELV., Works at bbaximburglltlqgey, ,
,
sit - WIN Gs ANDAATTING.
&m, BELL &a co., - -
ANCHOR COTTON'f MILLB
PrzTePTA I PP•
ealui*NnoniltiataL lG N l
•ATlCinn . AIM SLUOIOI44I,= P
01,4410 e..134ia
aniVidilidg 'bat sarnare.
iN gmeAN.Ban i ..
NO. 80 FOURTHAVENUE
FITTEIBURGEI.'
CASH CAPITAL •• • • • • 8200.000
Stockholdets Indi~idnatl~ Liable.
ilikNiC OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOAN FLOYD WM. FLOYD,
nt
Preside. - - Cashier. •
Dins.crOutl.
Thos. M. 'Marshall, 1 Joins M. Miartland,
Wm. T. Shannon, - Archibald Wallace.
James W. Arrott, - Jas. D. Belli.
Chas.
B Leech, Wm. Floyd.
T John Floyd,
This Bank•is now fray ergsnized and prepared
to do & genT4,l3lOA ins-business.:
je105.43 g . •
FIFTH AVM
Of Pittsburgh,
Ia new open for Discount, Deposit and General
Banking thinness, at 195 FIFTH evasuz•
don
.it i ty sum received from One Dollar upwards,
terest at the': rate 'of six - per cent. pai
tim deposits.
DIBICTOBS:
ED. DITHRIDGE, W. P. WEYMAN
W. H. SIAM. __ • • - FRANK t.IEBERt,
W. c. Rolmßaziorr, HANEY MEYER,
DAN. KINZER. D. 'M. AMOK,
EMIL POEESTEL.
ED. DITHRIDOE, President.
F. F. SCHENCK, Cashier.
jy10:199
HART,. CAUGHT , II 111!
BANKERS . AND , BROKERS,
Corner TMlid ataa *cod Streets,
PrErrEI33I7IIGE II .
useicosslions To Eanum lawr • CO
Exchange l "dloin, - Coupont! ,
And particular attention paid to the purchase.
. Atha Weer ;
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
stew, Droste onraondon.
N. HOLINEktos SONS,
32111-INTEE-VMEILE3,
67 Market Street,
PITTTEEO3I7IIOII. P.A...
Collections made on all the pTinetnal points of
the-United States &Ad Oaaidae:
Stocksllonds and other Securities
soueire AND SOlstkint owountozi.
?anima.: attention paid to the pgrahass and
sale of
"%pled States Seonrities,
JAY COOKE & CO:,
31313X1.113-erS7
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
STOCKS and BONDS of all descriptlans
bougbt and sold.
13peelal attention given to the pnrthue and sale
M==mm
CITY BINS.
112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
CAITTALORtr ,OOO ,•
... ... _
T(ICKTIOLDERS INDIVIDUILLI LIIBLE,
INTEREST PAID ON DExosris.
7011EIGN EXCHANGE
Bought and geld. and when desired remitted to
Hnrope. Collections made of - Ili the principal
ppints of the United States and Omens.
Doxirnme litsisze, President:
JANTS MCCABII. Inge Preddest,
. -JOIFI X 'OORXLIT. Cashier. -
=
~---- - , • 4oreetriOkS..... . 4 ,- - t
D.thmsen. James McCabe,
Thomas Honrke, • John Savage,
J. lhanlevi, Jr., Terence Campbell.
Patrick Erne, 'James Phelan.
Chas. B. Barr, 11:A.Pregle.
‘ . .r . Jno.Jos.liermann. Thomas Barnes,e
MI lia--? El. leisks,
-------- , „ , ;
~.f ie rATER
HOLTZMAN & WAKDEBHOLD.
Ziroadd LT/SitilAventie;;
Ophedsters and Dealers in Curtain Goads.
Direct the attention ;or taker atc r Wit !tad the
public! to their Alai assorted it of ' "
Lane ind—Rottlighara curtains. Vestibule,
Dues, Damask Reps. Ferry's -Mash= cloth •
Battu. Deane', (lilt Cornices. Gilt and Walnut
Mouldings. BM= Reds - of saWler mate. .tiatr
Detrains (pure white hair.) Moot. Bolsters.
and everithAng pertaining to a first. class bed.
The latest, r ans ind•Berliti designs far Draperies
lathe inspeation or their mistonters. Pare Rill to
baste= Show Feathers Motive on hand. .
. •
HOLT7MAN & WIEDERHOLD;
.. ,
i. No.loo THIiiD AVENUE.. r
swgroit REspaTs, ,
M.ivirdwee , r ,
'CRESION SPRINGS.
• ,Tkis FATOrite StlllllneißeSOrt)
Situated on the Summit , of tba ALLEGHE
MOW NTAIIO3, _ 51,200 • F KET ABoVE T
LEVEL OF THE r ESA win re open 'for the •
caption of guests on the 15th day of JUN
The butldings connected withthe establishment
. bays been entirely renovated and he wly furnish.
• ed. Excursion Tt ktts bold by the Pennsylvania
Railroad, .w Phil tdelphia, Harrisburg and Pitts
burgh, good fur tit* fealmi -- All trains stop at
oresson. TWO FUNNISHIED COTTAGES /OH
I RENT. For further information, address . '
- . .
Gr.o W. MULE-IN;: Proprietor; ;
Ciesson Pprlngs, Oimbrla county, PI.
E=l
DIEROEUNT
B'l'
LECEL,
!(r.sie Mintz with W. iiMalhel4ol)
No. 53 Smithfield Street s PltteburSb.
gensvh
VOW SPRINGVOODEL ,
1\ A 1 .0i4 4 4 1 40 01'
0P. 0412111, t4WMPIL Ic9 I:# °4
tinitreastwa tit anita .
tou 4
'll4Waiit Tailor. TS Baltailli o 11144
1721=1
~,,,,,,
• ~,4 00
SEGM
Bought at Nigh
PIE. R. ITERTZ, --- Banker
Cor• Wood and Fifth Streets.
Jas T. BBApy
Lt C O.,
Wuccossoro 08. qulria-&•Ce.h.l
Corner Fourth awkWood Sts,
3E3 .A.,r4732C= 31EVIS,
BUT AND BILL ALL . HINDB,9I,
NMMENT SECURUIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST PA.VOIMOLE TNAMIL
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Idcmey loaned on Elovernment Bonds a;
meat market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Sale of STOOKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
GOVERNMENT
We will register all kinds of Government
Bonds free of charge. This gives o ab
solute security &Wang theft,loss, ordestruction.
JAMES T BRADY tit CO.,
Ifealers in Govermnent" Bonds,
001 L FOIIELTZE & WOOD STS.
wnivlB:l23
CIS gittAnt.tgt,.so,tit.'.o,
FINANCE AND
°Mono? FITTSBOBATE Gen Errs.
Tirunea.&7. Ang us,s -1869, k
'The appearance of the gold market is
stronger to-day, and the demand is less
limited. All the gold offered .at:ck-certain
limit is readily but cautiously taken
np, and we may not be surprised to see
_ .
a sharp advance during this month, _
al
though there is no evident _causer but
the large short interest outstanding and
the easy market, with •nu average•die
brirsement of about twelve million
dollars of currency during ,the present
month, make it qaite easy for tlie large
holders to have their gold carried to a
convenient time. From natural causes
and the movements of the TressurY de
partment, gold should decline, and may
take's* rapid course downward on or
about September first, when nearly flint
millions of Old w ill come on the mar
ket from National Bank deposits in
Washington.
Government bonds reacted -with the
. firmer feeling in gold and the discus
sion
in European papers on account of
the rumors , in circulation: concerning
the taxation of bonds in the hands of
foreign holders. . , , ,
Stocks are dull but firm, western shares
and lower and heavy for New. York
roads. .- , . - • . ,
Iliorier e at Bto 10 per cent. and
al,m
little inquire for. _
Quotaucnie as, received b y P h. R. •
Mort's; ,Go ' 186; Silver, 136; Eighty
one's, 124%; Five'Twentlesi-1862, 124,0
do 1864,,, "; do MN 123,0 do 1865,
Como* 122%t do 1867. 122%; do 1868.
122%; - __ Teal Fortieth 1.1.0 i; New Torn
Ceneril," 208%; Erie, -- -.1 Reading, 97%;
Pittsburgh.l Pest Wayne & Chicago
'Railroad, 3; Ohio & Miaissippi, 1 32%;
Michigan '.lElotitheini,.: 10731; .. ,Cieve
land & Pitteburgh, 107%; Chicago &
Rock Island, 116%; Chicago & North
Western, 87%;,chicatro &li=estern.
Preterred,"2/34; . Adams Com
party, 59%; .Merc.hante II on Egos)*
10%; Pacific* Mail, 84%; Western Union
Telegraph Company; 89; - Am. W. Ex-
ItoNgs. 410 : . r . `"*. • '' : '
'kkoks 2 lot , ''' i : Laroe. 'Small.
'London, per £ 116,7816,13.5
Paris. per franc ' '2. ......... 275 e 28%
Berlin, tlialer. 99% , 1,01
Frankfor‘fierini'.... . ...1...1.8% - -. 59%
~.. •;..---Closing quotations received by James
VP Brady & Co.. Gail,:lllsg,“ - tTnite d
States Sixes, 1881,124%; Five-Twenties,.
1862, 11.4%; do: 1864;123%1 • do:3sssolgii
T e n:Forties;A.l6%; -- .Plve - Twen ties V anu
ary and , 41i1y,,186 5 . 122%; Ao. dcr. 1867,
L 12%; :_do.; ..410; 1866, ii 122%; Vie Ono
pounds, 119; Union Pacific R - eilioad. - 90:
Central do, do., .99; • Cy, ..Peeillii, 111%;
Lake Superiors, 96.,
city Teleereee.atue rictineran dasetteo ' L
Nim Yong, August 5,186 9 .
The demand for money is very moder
ate and the market easy, at ,5)%7 Per ecsit., l
on call, with Governinents and colaterals;
prime business notes scpci per cent.; pitt 1 1
the discount-merket was generally Very 1 1
dull. Foreign exchange very dull and 1 1
nominal; the quotations were 9q© lo for
prime bankers' bills at sixty days, and
110,04)110% "for eight. The steamer
Eagle, for
he to•daY took $77,00 0 in
specie. The dullness of the gold room
was relieved by no:increased activity and.
a firmer feeling. The change was due to 1 1
privete telegrams from Europe reporting
lower prices for bonds at London and
Frankfort than those of the press. This:
decline in bonds vvas attributed to an I
uneasy,, feeling in the money centres of '
about the Egyptian -question.
Goldopened at 186, fell to 135%, advanced
%, and closed at taw. - Carrying
to 136
per cent . Clearances, 142.-
rates.
5@ 7
000.000.. GOVellteentS firm, but business: uite
moderate;: Coupons of 'Bl, 124%®125; do.
'62,1260128%; do. 64, 12.3%©VA; do. 1 88;
do. new, 122%(4)12 2 %;
3,23%@ d 0.67,
1%;
10%0122%; do. 68, 122%(4)122%; 10-40's.
ne%®116%; Pacilice, 111%@111%. ...-
, State bonds dull and lower; Missouri%
gui old Tenuessees dip . new 81%; old
Virginias 5710 new"6l; old North Caro
- b 7; new 50%.. - - 4 L 4
.Among railroad , mortgages „ were a a -
'geed demand , for Union:Pacific bonds,
and they sold up to 88% to-day.Cen
tralFanill, elliLirtqueteqo Mg:447.1411-$,O
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rtletougbad tbe
on Yerilez tl Y litraliAlt
zither ilidaaVkaakk4
FrirLADELPEiIA
TAII4m.
JAMBS T. BRADT & CO.
-BONDS I
based on rert Commodere
Vanderbilt the
was going a to visit California
and no -consolidation would take pface
until his return. There was increased
activity and buoyancy in wcstern shares
generally, with Northwesterni St. Paul.
Rock island and Michigan Southern as
specials. Market closed steady - ,
N Five -Thirty Prices: Canton. 59g; Cum
berland, 34©34%; Western Union Tele
graph, 39; Quicksilver, 15g; Mariposa, 9;
dd. preferred, 15N; pacific Mail, 843::
Adams; Express, 59%; Wells 19%;
American, 41; United States, 6834 t Mer
chants Union, 10;4: New York Central, ---
208; Harlem.l.64; Hudson, 18334; Read- • ,
igg, 97; Erie, %: do. preferred, 35;
Michigan Centre ,131; Michigan South
ern, 107 4 ; Illinois antral, 141)4; Pitts
burgh,- 1 07% ; Northstern, 87%; do.
prefer , 97%, Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincin ti, 72; Rook Island, 115%; St.
Paul, g,; do. preferred; 90; Wabash,
75; do. preferreo, 81; Port Wayne, 153;
Terre ,Haute, 84; do. preferred, 59;
Chicago and Alton, 165; Ohio and Nils \
sissippl, 32g; Burlington and :Quincy,
Mt . St. Joe 125. - ' - *
Mining shares: Gregory, 210; smith
Fermis% 29.
Balan
565; ce in Sab-Trealinry: gold, vs,-
92,4, currency, $13,379,556.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
- . •
OFFICE OF PFITSBOILOS GMOLTT/13 i
THU USDAY. August 5, 1869. •
Sufficient progress has been made in
harvesting in this as well ati other states,
to place the crop beyond doubt, and it
is safe to assert that the yield of all •
kinds of grain will be an average, and
probably more than an average. The
wheat crop, as a general thing, is secur
ed all over tbe country; with the ex
ception of these sections that grow
Boring, and it, too, will soon be housed.
The advices from the west in regard to
corn are more encouraging, although
there is no doubt but wha:, it has been
badly injured in some localities, by, the
excessive rains, and that the yield will
not be as heavy' as it would otherwise
have been. It is - generally conceded
that the oats crop will be the largest in
many years, and already seller options
this month, have, been sold in Chicago
at 40 cts. Bye and Barley, also, promise
well, and the yield . will doubtless be
larger than last year.
The Chicago Journal says of the clops
in the Northwest: The crop news from
the Northwest continues to be favorable.
The put fortnighted the prospects. The
crops, in the aggregate will be a -fall av
erage, the croakers to the contrary not
withstanding. The Liilure of any one
crop is almost entirely confined to low
land localities..
Oa general markets are quiet and
dull, r
and devoid of anything really new
or important. Flour is fir, an, strange
as it may seem, choke m spri d ng wheat
brands are now worth considerably
more than winter wheat flours; , three
months ago, the latter was, worth 25 - to
50 eta.of this
than the p ri e ve former.
spring
wheat fiours out of this market, 'es no-,
body, with the exception of a few bakers;
will pay the difference and there will be
more winter wheat flour sold here than
has been for several years. It is not
likely, however, that the present prrices
of spring wheat will be sustained for
any considerable length of time. Sugars
are more active and firmer, and refineds
are a fraction higher. PtOVIBIOILS firm
and in fair demand. '
APPLES—In steady demand, and we
can report regular sales at $3@4,50 per
bbl. _
BERRIES---Sfues of western Blackber
ries at $2,50@3 per btuiel, and state at
E3,30@4. Huckeiberries at $5 per bush.
BUTTER—Is in steady deMand, with
sales at 20@25 for fair to choice.
BEANS—SaIes at 151,75022.
BROOMS—Qnoted as followl: No. '5
$6,514 No. 4 $6; No. 3 55, No. 2, plain, •
$4,50, and market firm.
CHEESE—In good supply and dull,
but unchanged.
- CEMENT—Johnstown Hydraulic Ce
ment is quoted at $ 2,25 per bol.
CARBON OlL—Drill, as
- is usual at this
season of the year, and prices are nomi
nally unchanged.
DRIED FRUIT—Is very dull - , and
likely to continue so until towards win
ter,
as there are many other kincl.4
fruits offering.
EGGS—DeII; sales at 1.7@)18.
FEATHERS--Dull; quoted at BO®Bs
cents to the trade, and the usual advance
:for small lots in store.
•
FLOUR—Firth with, only a moderate
local demand, and • while winter wheat
brands are unchanged, spring wheat
flours are higher. We new quote choice
Minnesota springs at fff,50©7,75, and •
Winter Wheat at s7,oo@7so—some very
,
good brands of the latter Offering tft the
trade at - $7. The mills are reported as
doing a good brisiness, but their margins,
are very small, as wheat 4srelatively
higher than flour.
GRAM—Wheat is scares but the de
mandis only fair, and prices ate, if any
thing, a little weak. Oats dull and
unsettled; within the past two or three
days holders generally have been anxious -
to realize, but it is thought by e
som
dealers, that old stock .will he inhetter
demand within the nextweek'sr-
old
o
and prices will mact. At presen
crop may be quoted at 67(g)68 on track,
arid 69@70 n sore: Corn is very quiet
din limited: t
aupply; we. continue to
:quote at $1,00(8,1,05 for mixed to prime
yellow. Rye is nominal at e 1,25.
13EMP—Very dull, $20 5 .
B.llSKS4Ridakat2y4',o)3lctstper pound.
LlME—White Lime is quoted 10111,50;
and Cleveland at $2,50, per bbl.
LARD -Se ll e rs ,dc Co. • iinote
Extra No. 1, at 1,44, and No. 2, at f 1.05.
POULTRY -Sags of spring, chickz.
one, at 65®70 per pair; -•
PROVISIONS ---Firm with it good job
bing demand. - Shoulders,; 1835@ 16%; -
Ribbed Sides, 18%, Clear do" 9 1 ,4;' Sugar
Cured Hams, .23%@ 24- end -Breakfast
.Bacon, .WX,, Lard, 20 in tierces, end 21
in buckets . Dried Beef 2234. mess Fork - ,
TATOES--Less active and we now
quote at $1,50®1,75 per bbl.
PEAOEVES—DnII and lower with a
supply in exceas of the demand; we now
uota at 81.50 to 51,75©2 per bushel.
q
PEANIITS--Highyer, at 12x. -
SLT—hen River brands a
.bytequotb
carload, 1, at '11,75@80. re
TALLOW--Beridered quoted.st
TOMATOES4I,7S®2 per 'bushel.lo34.
• pry: VONdli Martel. •
NEW YoRK, August 5.-=Cotton goods
remain inactive, and firm, put a good in
quiry- IS noticeable for low priced ho.; -
siery. Germantown woolen shawls and
and beast woolena adapted to mans'
'wear, pLainand colored alpacas, poplins,
armures and dress gobds of this class are
also in good request at the opening rates
of last year.
TOLEDO . August 5.- Flour quiet.
Wheat a shade better; extra amberi6l,4s;
old do, $1,48; - 14:0..-1 red $1,47; ispot 81,45,
seller - August; No. 2 red sl,42•white
Wabash ii.so;.white Michigan 81,50; No.
$ spring $l.lO. = Corn 2 better; No: I, 98;
No. 'a, 03, seller Atiguld; reiected 65. Oats
ISsoh i e p t: old
N0.,11,
b7bo;l w • new
r d bW 8it8),
°gust.: Rye' dn11;4o new
bßusoh.
• ipts, -17,000 bbls- four, 88.800 bushels
et&lBlo 3. .h o ne : tMlK44.9 o 4llM
• nA%*Ma 009 h
T .t
• f
oats