purl SBURGII \
STE XL WORKS.
ESTABLISHED llv 1643.
ANDERSON,& WOODS,
MANUTACTVIIEH OF
REST .REFINED . CAST STEEL
i i
Of every description . Also, best
Refined Carman Plow a d Spring Steel.
CORNER ROSS AND FlRd' AVENUE,Pitts
bursh. Pa. anis:mil
DINUESNg WORKS.
COLEMAN, ROM & CO.,
Raznifacturera of
IRON;- TAILS, .STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRiNCS,.:
.
DIIIIITESNE, L X AXXV JUNIATA,
I .
PLAT BAR. WIN, AND SQUARE IRON.
RAND, HOOP, SHEET AND IRON.
130MRR PLATA'S AND HEADS,
OU .D IRON,
,DRAO and DROPPER BARS,
FLANGE': •JUTTEB. BARS, CILLNDER
T A ND FLAT RAIL, for Coal Road,.
CROW B a RS, WRD GER & HARROW TEETH,
PLOW A.ND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
L L I PE E t E IN T, U SI D A S FVII4 P , a A. 3 1 1
BUGGY and WAGON SPRINGS - and'
!
017 T NAILS AND SPIKES. i•
Goods First alms and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORES:
Sixteenth Street and Allegheny River,
and 77 Water Street. Pittsburgh.
tattg
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS,
1
EIMER ITIMICK & CO.,
PTIVSSIIIIGH. PA..
, manufacturers or every description of
CAST AN!) GERMAN STEEL,
itAtuw, /31.41N438,
Inaa ' 'C AUI D
B P , VXZEITRY, BI Z EIB ic
Warehouse, SS ; Water and 100 First St&
nuLcm DLIItIOND
•
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of all desealpUous of
xrI;TIn . .
Jnlce and Warehouse, TRIRTIRTH, THIRTY
'MST and RAILROAD STREETS,
IRON WORKS.
ELLERSILIES.EN PROCESS.
•
The Trustees are now Prepared to grant licen
ser for the use of the lILLERSHAUISEN FED-
- - -
• The superior. quality imparted to good iron,
I he great improvement In inferior iron. and the
reduced cost, commend it to alt manufacturers of
iron.
Parties wishing to nee it can obtain licenses by
;praying to
JAMES P. SPEER
- Attorney for the Trustees.
BOOMS 1 and 2, English's Building, 261 i
2oulth avenue.
Parties interested ire invited to visit the
1110ENBISBGER WORKS, where the rocess le
now in enceessini operation. teitida
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Fennsvlvania Iron Works.
Warehouse. Nos. 166 and 16T FIRST
4THEET, o2pos Ite Monougaaela House.
‘l,ll:de 1,1/TTSBUROII
BRASS FOUNDERS.
MILLER, 888 & PARKIN
GESMIIAL PART:TEES
WM. METCALF.- REUBEN MILLER
GEO. W. BABE, i , . CRAB. PARKIN.
BPSCIAL P nr9ra—S. M. KLER,
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
Iff.LLER, BARR & PARKIN,
OFFICE:, No, 339 Liberty Street,
tel4:d43 PITTSBUitaII, PA
. .
LIQUORS, &c.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY
IDIUPOIMEJILS er
WffES, BRANDIES, GIN, &G
svitousEi.trx DEA.T,Eas
PURE RYE WiISKJES,
409 PENN STREET,
Rave Removed to
NOS. 354 AND 886 PENN,
Cori Eleventh St., (formerly Canal,
JOSFINCH di, S. FINCH co.,
50..286.18eJ,159,191 4 193 and
VIBST mum, PITTSBURtiIit,
lINAMIIIACTUDIRA,O7 •
Copper. Distilled Pere !Rye. Whiskey.
Also. dealers In FOBILION SPINES and LT.
QUOH24 HOPS. ne. mknoilir
GLASS. cizaNA. CUTLERY.
100 WOOD STREET.'
NEW GOCIDS.
FINE VASES,
BOHEMIAN AND CHINA.
ES
NEW BRINA/411TAT8,envr curs,
A
SMOKING SETS, stock of
SIcLTEB PLATE!) GOODS
OF all deacrlpttom,T
Ete
Call and examine our anode, and we
feel satisfied no one need fail to be mg fed,
EL E. ItitEEll . & 00.0
100 P IFIFOOD STECEET.
Lab:2
11U011 - EL BOLE 86 CO,,
Cor. Point Alley and IhninesneSt.
(NZAB THY POI/via
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists.
Manufacture STEAMBOAT nisei:Nu and STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of sizes.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
LEY OIL WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILER, of 15-horsemower.
CASTINGS,of every
STREET ade to order stour
Foundry, on THIRD below Market.
RIGS 011 Wells, SHAFTING PULLEYS.
HANGERS,HOUBE and TOBACGOSCREWS and
IRON T OBSLOOOPRESSIM ort ban d and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,'
Fronting 'Os the Allegheny River, near the Feint.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Sr AU orders promptly filed. TUT U S'
FORT PITT
s: 7
BOILED, STILL iM TANK
WORKS.
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR,
FIRE-BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOLL
BBB.
Oth STILLS AND OIL TANKS
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND s,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANSCON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES.
PRlsow M OO RS AND COAL unman
Office and Warehouse. earner
Third. Short and Liberty Str is,
wr Orders sent to the above address will be
Promptly attended to. - _ mh7:1139
WM. BANSIIILL & CO., •
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 10, 1111, IA AND 16 P&lilir ST.
Having secured a large yard and furnished It
witn the meet approved machinery we are pre
pared to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS in the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the country. Chimneys Breeching,
Fireßeds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pens, Tanga:, OS Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans, Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar
Pans and sole manufacturers of Barnlilll's Pat
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on shortest notice. 115:MI1
JAMES BC RITE
_
ROL 55 and 56 W , - Street,
;:.
. Prrassunau, A.,
1 14N117ACT1171331 7' •
IRON OIL RANKS,
IIZTTLING PABB, corms Fxrzeis PIPS,
, BOLLING MILL STAGES,
And BERET IRO: WORN, •
lOr z teanabosta.
PITT SBI7IIOH.
ITA t itirfaiiiiiiii7M4 "'Yen
LLA1117•07171=13 dr
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SREET IRON wonn.ao.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
STOVES, CASTINOS, &o.
i.BILUI)I4EY
NO. BO WOOD STREET,
_ Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoyeo,
TO BE POUND.
In our assortment will be found al the LATEST
PATTCHNS AND IMPROVAME and the
reputation of our Stoves Is such that any one in
want of a good article should purchase none but
those manufactured by us, as they will be found
the most durable as well as economical. Would
call Particular attention to our new VoLCAN.
STOVE, for churches, halls am: mores. Over 500
sold lo *fares moots*.otandPti for with or walk
out easing. All who have used them pronounce
tnem superior to any other and far cheaper.
Send for Catalogue and Price List. jeSO
.
, GRAFF, ROM & CO.,
AcTlnumeo7 Byrn VARIZTIr Or
lii - T I CONITMEI.
B BTON COOKING BANGS,
TllE REIT FUIINACE,"
• FOX WARMING BITILDINGIS.
"RESIMR." C ANTI aIIMB IIST ° ll x) Coolll3TOThr,_
_,
PAINS (Cincinnati Pettey
.PORTABLI
Fz
REP MIT r_ON_Vi ANTL , ,
N.A..11, live from dirt asul dust;
ea.& FRUITS. YENbEBI3, ac. \
1 .
206 and 208 Liberty Street,
I •
ee,15;y17 . ~ .. PITTSBURGH, PA.
OH STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL di COM•
TRIUMPH,
FOB
_BITUMEN° UN COAL.
Warranted te Cook, Bake or Boast as
esll4is any other Store In the Union.
• BISSELL ig CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
also on blend sad for sale,
PARLOR BTOWCAS,
E"alla CWßlN6ll a gt,Z
T 0 BUILDERS!
800.000 feet Dry Pine Boards.
180,000 feet 136 inch Clear P/ank;
115,000 feet 136 limn Common Plank;
26,001) feet Dry 1 and ii Inch Oak:
518,00 U ft. }j, Ih,ll and 3 inch Poplar:
10.000 feet Dry Poplar Scantling:
1%1)00 feet Dry Yellow Pule Boards;
' • 100;000 feet Hemlock Scantling.
aua.ooo feet No. 1 18 inch baglnag Shin
lloo.ooo Ax 1 lft.lnchSVlngllA; sawed;
50,000 No. 110-Inch Shingles. stutTed:
SO,OOO Fire Brick:,
1,000 Fire TOE. • 4;
100 Tons Fire Chili
Also, Saw Mill Lumber. Locust sad Cede
Posts, and all articles lir thellne on hand and for
sale b 7 ALEXANDEBIPATTENUON. Yards—
No. 157 - Rebecca street and corner of Pre Pie and
Juniata streets, Sixth ward, Allegheny, late bor
ough of Manchester. *13:6
'~
COMMON
Machine Stone Works,
• Northwest Canter of Wert Common, Allegheny,
HEIM% ATVATEII{ £
Hare on hand or tepare on abort notice Hear ge Hear t and Step Stanek, airs for Sidewalks, Brows,
Unite, de. Head is Tomb Stoner, de.
Orders promptly executed. Pr ices minutia
ENGINES, BOILERS, &
CARROLL & SNYDER,
MANOTACIIIRSRS Or
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
at CO.,
LUMBER.
STONE.
PITTSEITRGE G
FOUNDERS; butonnasTs.
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COrPANY.
• OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
EV - Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOVNDRT
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carron and Omani:man Moans,
(NINTH WARD.)
. 1 P.1TT5.1317/tCM' s
WILLIAM SMITH *
Manufacturer of
CAST IRONY BOWL PIPE
POE GAS AND WATER WORKS.
My Piing are all cast Invarlablyin Pita, In dry
sand. and 11i feet lengths. Also, MI assortment
of general
• Castings for Gas and Water Works..
Ants of bas Works to a make of umalnTr.nd•
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAM DULLER,
(Successor to JOS. P. HAIGH & C 0.,)
Rae facilities eo-extensitli 'With the leading
Forges in the Eut, and is prepared to promptly
SHAFTS,actonly 511 PISTON EAMBOAT
CRA NKS. BOD', LEVERS,
PITMAN •lAMS, WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES.
LOCO.MOTIViC FRAMES. together with every
description of SHAPE WORK. Office and Forge,
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
sptch4o
ROBINSON, BEA & CO., -
Successors to ROBINSON, Mir= I Miziadig.
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,,
annficturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, eearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descript_o_i ns•. 011 Tanks
and Sttlls,Noller and Sheet Iron Work. •
Office, IsTo. JJ; corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for GIFFARIPS PATENT INJECTOR
for Seeding Boilers. Jall:rffit
CO.,THOMAS CARLIN & .
Fourth Ward Foundry and machine Works,
SANDUSRY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
Manufacturers of Stationery and Portable Steam
Zunneo, IJU ruAleys, hills:rung, Urlst
and dal,- Mill Wora, Rolling Waggonachine
°anti/s 3 * Grate Bars. Weights,. Boxes.
&c. Build to order and nave on band Engines of
all sizes. : mvl4:qs
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
SSO Penn Street.
BOLLMAN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
Chll Molls, Mill Camas& 801 l Lathes. &e.
OILS.
D IA M OND OIL WORKS,
•
- H. M. LONC &•CO.,
Once, DALZELL BUILDING.
fel3 Duquesne WIT. Pittsburgh. Ps.
WARING AND KING,
Oonandszlon Merchants and Broken la
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESME WAY,
PHILADELPHIA ADDBESB,
likpom 17, Chamber of Commerce,
aplo 133 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
TACK BROTEIEES,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND MALI= IN
Petroleum and its Products,
Pittsburgh OffIee—DALZELLII BUILDING,
corner of Duo:mane Way and /rwin streets.
Philadelphia Offlee—lST WALNUT BT.
spirwto
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TWIDDLE /
MANUFACTURER OF
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
tellpse Railroad Axle 011.
Stands great heat- without change; remains
limpid at
c l imates o Special 011 for
tropical climates or hot weather.
locomotive, Engine, Machine Shop,
Will cut Screws.
Saw Mill and Planing Mill Oils,
Adapted lor highspeed.
1
Splkodie Oil , Wool Ilead•Light 011,
Oil, Tanners' Stuff. Round°,
ing & Pi Malkin', 011, Gasoline,
Harness Oil. JParratline.
ARMOR VARNISH,. to preserve Bright Iron
Work and bkichinery VOID lint.
These products are manufactured under Dr.
Twetfdle , spatent by Superheated Steam in Vac
cuo. Ihe Lubricating 011 k are almost odorless,
perfectly p ure, uniform, and mostly light col
fared, stand a high temperature unchanged, and
remain lint rid durin extreme cold. The Railroad
manyre and are in constant use on
of the princi p a l Railroads. Samples can
be examined and orders left at 174 WOOD
STREET, Works at Sharpsbnrg Bridge.
NOVELTY WORKS. '. -
pITTSBUIIGH
NOVELTY WORKS.
. - 'Rounded A. 11132. •
ADAMS, & CO.
N II tUPAO7I3IIIIBEI OT
LILTBToRE STANDARD, IYATRRA S PAT
ENT) PLATFORM AND COUNTER
SCALES.
lantu /toed Patent Door Looks and Lateheli
• Paint and Conte JIMA &e. •
0011E2 OP ITIStAITENITEI 61131A11T am
•• ' intsibanal, ' ' •
MONDAY A
MONDAY,
FINANCIAL,
AMERICAN BANK,
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH.
CASH CAPITAL ..... 6200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.,
JOHN FLOYD WM. FLOYD,
President. Cashier.
DIRE 470R9.
Thos. M. Marshall, John M. Murtiand,
Wm. T. Shannon, Archibald Wallace,
James W. Arrott, • Jas. D. Kelly,
Chas. B. Leech, , Win. Floyd.
John Floyd,
This Bank Is now fully organized and prepared
to do a general Banking business.
jelok43
1 .11711 AVENI7E BANK
Of Pittsburgh. .
No. 195 FIFTH AVENt.
CAPITAL -- 7100,006. - '''''
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDPALLY LIA
BLE.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on time
deposits. Collections made on all accessible
points In the United States and Canadas on most
favorable terms.
Exchange. on all the principal Foreign cities
bought and sold.
I
1 ,
Di ount days Tuesday *lntl Friday,
Ope from 9A. id. to 3 P. M., acid on Saturday
event gs from 7 to 9 tPciock. .
DIRECTORS:
ED. DITHRIDGE, W. P. WEYMAN,
W. H. SIMS. FRANK I-lEBERT,
W. 0. ROBERTSON, HENRY MEYER,
DAN. KINZER. D. M. ARMOR,
EMIL POEBSTEL.
ED. DITHRIAGE, President '
.
F. E. SCHENCK, C ushier.
autil•nM
CITY BANK.
112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL, 8.i00,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
MEREST PAID Or DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bought and soid. &Ad when desired- remitted lto
Europe. Collections made gon all theprincial
points of the United states and Canada. p
Domultex !Hamm', President.
JAMY.B Mcaauk, Vice President.
W. N. illouGAN. Cashier.
D. Ih DiescrOk
esen. i
Thomas Bourke, J Joanhnes McCabe,
savage,
J. Minim, Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick Kane, James Phelan,
Chas. B. Barr, H.A.Freyvogle,
Jnoolos.Hermann. Thomas Barnes,
Hugh Keating. jel:ks
N. HOLMES & SONS,
33.ALMEEMEELES 7
57 Market Street.
PITTI13131:71143.11,
Colleen One made on all the pancipal points of
the United titates and Canada,.
Stocks,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
'United States Securities.
HAUT, CAVGRET & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS"
Verner Third and Riood Streets,
13 . 13 T51E5U13,413111, PAL.,
unicozasons TO HANNA. SART & C 0..)
Zolunine 111
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And partletOar attention paid to the purchase
COVERFINIENT BONDS.
8 Licht Drafts on London.
oriarrh •
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN,
Messrs. BiBNEY, MORGAN & CO., 53
Exchange Place, and N. E. JESUP & CO„
Pine Street, fi. T., offer for sale the
Bonds of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent. in Gold;
have thirty years to run; are Free from
Government Taxation ; are secured by a
Land Grant of Three Million Aires of the
Finest Lands in Kansas and Colorado
it addition to this special grant the Com.
any also owns Three Millions of Acri
n Kansas, which are being rapidly sold to
velop the country and improve the roa
They are a first mortgage upon the eaten
on of the road from Sheridan, Hansa
o Denver, Colorado. The road in opera•
ion NOW IBM MORE THAN ENOUGH
NET INCOME TO PAY THE INTEREST
N THE, NEW LOAN. There is no better
rarity in the market—this-:being in
ome respects better than Government Se-
urines. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE pi:EOLW; Prir:e '96, and acorn-
nterest, In Cnrieney. Pamphlets, Maps
lulus furnished on applicatjon.
and
aulo
J. IL SWINT J. X. BEAST
SWINT & BRATT,
, ABOBTrECTURAL AND
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS;
Jo, 61 Sandusky - St.. Allegheny, Pac:
A tarsi "sottnient of NEW', rosTs__Ana
aud•wrisus coasts:los%9n Ulu!. 'Ttrialuve
of w deserts) os, ll , , ,
GUST 23, 1869.
FINANCIAL.
GrC: O -T-430,
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Prices.
PH. R. MERTZ, Banker
my6Con Wood and Fitch Streets.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
33axalier' may?
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
• PHILADELPHIA.
STOCKS and BONDS et all descriptions
bought and sold.
-
Special attention given to the purchase and sale
of Government Securitlea
JAMES T BRADYOO.i
t f ht
(2neeecsors 08. JONES & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and . Wood Sts.,
221 , .a. Da - MR.
BUY AND BELL ALL XI D 8 OF
GOVERNMENT SECEJRITIES,
SOLD,, SILVER AND COUPONS,
'ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Or Interest Allowed on Deposits.
`Money loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
LAMES T. BRADY & CO.
/61jf gittstutrg r tar t.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, August 21, 1869. t ,
The downward speculation in gold
reached 13134 at noon on Saturday, from
which it recovered to 131. 7 4 to 132,
The downward course of the premium
is assisted , by the large offers - of influen
tial parties who, having bought gold at
high prices and being unable to effect
an advance, now do all in their power
to depress the premium as much as
possible in order to buy for a rise, since
the time is favorable for that, should the
Government not sell largely. . The
amount of floating gold in the market
is much reduced and for the two months
of September and October 11 will cost
little or noting to carry large gold tal
ances without extra charges of interest,
and should speculative sales remain un
covered, gold would command interest
for loaning. For . this and other reasons,
concerning crop reports from. England,
a rise of several points in the next few
days is more than probable '
The depression in the gold premium
has influenced a downward movement
in Government bonds, and capitalists,
seeing how little it takes to cause a re
action in - the high priced currency
value of our bonds, are holding back
with investments for the present. Even
if the policy of the Administration is to
improve our depreciated currency by
placing the currency market price of
our securities on a par with gold, the
past week has freely demonstrated that
that objective point can be reached at a
much lower point of the market value of
bonds by_reducing the gold premium at
a favorable moment, and by publishing
the amount of bonds to be purchased
from week to week. If this policy
had been pursued since July first, the
government would have saved from 5
to 7 per cent. on the entire purchase of
bonds, now amounting to 3.5 millions.
The movement west and south, which is
now beginning, will, most likely, cause
a stringent money market during Sep
tember and October, and a retrograde
movement in bonds is almost a foregone
conclusion.
Stocks are dull and heavy. New
York stocks are taking the lead and the
Western roads, for which a rising ten
dency was manifested a fortnight ago,
follow in the same direction. The con
solidation of several t oads so far have
not benefltted speculators as much as the
Neti York and Fort Wayne roads. The
game is:Understood, and too many have
ing bein attracted it does not. pay ;
any more for the originators. -
In oue-local stock and bond markets
matters 'look dull and -devoid of in
tared. A few thousand bonds of any
description will supply all the demand,
and croakers care little to carry bonds
ate moment when discounting will pay
better.
Money commands from 8 to 10 per
cent. for prime paper.
Quotations as received' by Ph. R
Mertz: Gold, 131%; Silver, 127. ' Eighty
one's, 123 g; Five Twenties, 1862, 122".‘;
do 1864, 121 g; do 1865, 121 g; do 1865,
Consols 120 g; do 1867, 1203.1; do . IE6E,
120 M; ' Ten Forties, 1143 ; New 'York
Central, 200; Erie, 28g; Reading, 96gt
Pittsburgh, ' Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 151 g; Ohio & Mislssippi, 32. x;
Michigan Southern. 105,4; Cleve
land '& Pittsburgh, 106 g; Chicago &
Rook Island, 115'4: Chicago & North
Western, 87 1 /.l:Chicago t North Western
Preferred, 96g;. Adams Express Com
pany, 5734; Merchants Union Express,
39g; Pacific Mail, 80g; Western Union
Telegraph Company,.3B34,
EXCHANGE, Large. Small.
London, per. £ X 0,50 83,55
Paris. per 'franc 26 3 ,E 27
Berlin, thaler 96 , 97
Frankfort, florins `56%'
—Oltiedngtotations received by James
T. - Goldv MX; .United
States Sixes, 1881. 122; Five-Twe •
1862, 122 N; do. 1864, 121%; do. 1865,
Ten-Fort:es, 114%; Five-Twenties, .1-
ary and Ju1y,1865, 120!.; do. do.
12;934: do. o. - 1868. 120 1 „;: Due CA
pounds, 119: Union Pacific Railro:
881/.; Central do; do, 99; Cy. Paoli
109;‘; Lake Superiors, 96.
[By Telegrauh'to the Pittsburgh Gazette.,
NEW YORK, August 21, 1869
Money easy at 5@7 per cent. on ce
with'some loans as low as 4 per cent 4
bank statement the unfavorable
crease in specie is due to the transf. :
San Francisco. while heavy loss in ,
posits is made up of the decrease
specie and legal tenders and $2,700,00 0
nationaltank notes shipped West.
banks hold $18,152,179 above the legii
serve against $20,648,346 the prece,
week. Loans, $262,741,133; deer ,
$3,764,232; specie, $21,594,510; deer
$25,599,989; legal tenders, $53,070,54e
crease, $1,659,258; deposits, $192,02t
decrease, $6,928.165; circulation, $34
104; increase, $35,847. Sterling dull
Gold opened at 132, fell to 1313;
closed at 131%,@132. Carrying rate
4 per cent. Clearances $91,000,000.
ports for the week $492,981. {.
The Sub-Treasury received s2,ot. -
during the week for California Iran
and $3,492,000 for customs, while k
179 were disbursed for interest anc.
million for regular sales. One br
sold a million to-day at 31;4 and re
says' James Fisk, Jr., offered two:
lions at 31.
Governments steady; Coupons of
1231@123%; do. '62, 1223.1,0123: do.
121%,(1245; do. '65, 121%©12134:
new. 11,Ni5i®120%; do. '67. 12035@ j 1'
do. '6B, 120W112091; 10-40's, .114}.1@)1
Pacifies, 10935011 e.
Stocks were weak during the mor
with a general decline; after three o'c
the feeling was better, and prices lair
ed yog)% per cent. from the extreme
closing, however, feverish and unset
The streets were deserted early owit
the heat, and there was no regular a'
noon board.
mb3O
Five -Thirty Prices: Canton, 58; C
berland, 343. ; Western Union r.
graph; 373/,; Quicksilver, 13; Mari'.
73; do. preferred, 13; Pacific Mail,
Water Power, 13; Adams Express,
Wells 19,;,; United States, 621„x; 1
chants Union, 1034: N. Y. Central,
Harlem, 160; Hudzion, 180: Reading, 1,
Erie, 28X; do. preferred, 51; Mich-
Central, 130; Illinois Central, 1
Pittsburgh, 105; Northwestern, StTf
preferred, 96: Cleveland, Colum bt*
Cincinnati, 78; Rock Island, 115%;
Paul, 80;‘; do., preferred, 883/,; Wao,
841„x; do. preferred, 85; Ft. Wayne. .1
Terre Haute, 34; do. preferred,;
Chicago and Alton, 155; Ohio apd
sissippl, 32y,.
Coppers at Boston: Copper Falb:
Franklin,-13; Quincy, 25.
Sub Treasury balance, $91,592,863.
ring the week 0.448,857 of gold eel;
cates were cancelled and sent to Wt
ington. Imports daring the week:
Goods, 2,411,544; ;General merchana
$3,392,604.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
• OPPros OF Prrrssuuoir GAZETTE'
rumAT, August, 21 1869.
The markets in a general way prer .
but little that is new or important;
demand for most of the leading cc'
modities is confined mainly:to supply;
immediate wants, as there Is an almi
total absence of anything like a apt
lative feeling. Both flour and grain
weak and drooping, east and west,
'it Is not probable that the bottom
yet been touched, as the indications
favorable for a still further decline.
latest advices from Europe report me
favorably in regard to the crops, t
thit together with the fact that the yf
has - been unusually large in this count
is having a very damaging effect on ;!
arguments of those who have all
been contending for high prices.
APPLES—In good supply and d:
but unchanged, $1@2,50@3 per bbl.
BERRIES—BaIes of Blackberries;!
90€01 per pail. •
BUTTER—Is quiet and unchang!
sales good to choice at 20@24. •
BROOMS- , Quoted as follows: ni
$6,50; No. 4 Vlt No. 3 ?.5, No. 2, pia:
ip4,50, and market firm.
CHEESE—Is firmer but unchanz;
Westerk Reserve 13„r@14; Ohio Paw";
1434@)15; Ohio Goshen 153 i and ye
Goshen 16%.
CEMENT—Johnstown Hydraulic It
meat is quoted at $2,25 per bbl.
CARBON OlL—Still quoted at 27ta
for round lots, and 29ig30 in I a sin:
way.
EGGS—Demand more active,
prices stronger=sales at'ls®lB.
FEATHERS—DuII; quoted at 80t3
cents to the trade, and the usual advari
for small lots in store. -
FLOUR—Is quiet and dull but t
changed, with continued liberal arrive ,
and a'supply fully up to the demar::,
We continue to quote Winter Why
flours at 87,00®7,50 per bbl, and chcrt
Springs are quoted at 47,5057,75.
mills are reported Eot Bening a good dt,
of flour, but oot'maklng much money;;
GRAlN—Wheat is less active and wfa , ,,
with a drooping tendency, though as
unchanged here—sl,3s®l,4o for ne l
Red, and 81,4351,45 for old. Oats
good supply and dull but unchangeil
saler'of new on track at 47548, and
store at 50552. Rye—little or none offil
ing, and market quiet and unchanged:
81,15®1,20. Sale of 300 bushels fall . Bet
ley at $1,25. 'Corn is dull and tr
changed; sale of 800 bushels priine is
$1,05, delivered.
HAY—Sales 4 cars new baled, at fro':
$17521 per ton. Wagon Hay is selliel
at 814 to 18519.
HEMP—Very dull; $205 per ton,
HUSKS—SaIes at 23;®3 ctstper pound?LlME—White Lime is quoted atBl,s:i
and Cleveland at 42,50, per bbl;
LARD I.L---F. Sellers Co. quo!
Extra No. 1, at 1;40®1,43, and ..No. 2,
51.05.
IPOULTRY—SaIes of spring chici-;
e s, at 50®55 per pair.
PROVISIONS—Firm but uncbanger ,
Shoulders. ' 153.,®16; Ribbed - arid Clpf4,
Sides, 1fi3i@1334; Cincinnati S'
Cured Hama 2334 and fancy 24. Edi ue t ,'
203‘ in tierces, and 2034(4,21 in half bir
and kegs. • Dried Beef 2134, Mess P0r, , ,,
at'l 833,75034.
PEACHES—In good supply but Ut
changed—sales in store at 81.5C52,00 Pe!:
box, as to qualtiy and condition.
pOTAOE—DaII at 11,00,51,50 per
ersey Sweets steady at $7 per bbl.
P EANUTS—Higher, 1434 cts.
PEASS-41,50®3,00 per bbl.
PLUMS—SaIes at
.$304,00 per bushe:':
SALT—Allegheny River brands af,",:r.
qted. by the car load, 1, at 41,75®80.
ALLOW—Renderedquoted at 103f,,,:i.
,
Dry Goods Market - ;
.„ , „:
NEW YonE, August 2L—Weather ex:-:„:
cessively hot; trade much less activA
than yesterday, meantime prices rulit,?:
steady but there is a little weaknes;.t.j
perceptible in printed caliooes. 8o wese-',-..
ern buyers refuse to purchase at current:-
rates, unless on a. guarantee. Woolei:'f=!
goods: market• amply supplied, and thei,*
prices on the whole rule'high. Al'
CHICAGO, Aug- 21.—Cattle d,45(5,7,..::.
for fair cows; al! at $4
$6,24 for d shippiaj
'steers. Hogs fairly aetivegooat
?9 /8,75©8,E
for cornmon.49@9.4efor fitir:to mediu m ,so @9,9o for good to choice.
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