..c_.--~... —...
• IT% Sliti
STEEL
:EBTABUMED- Asite,s.
ANIYERSON & WOODS,
. auarcrAcTrltioh or
2887 UE V IMED . COST STEEL
Of cued description. Alie. best
lofted Girintia Plow and %piing `Steel.
buraisicoaarau BOSS AND TIRO Art1(171"4""
11111fili BIRAVARI
9.
‘37.a.5.u. rAirszula
IZVEfirt;
sizalz ramm-s. AL. xtzu,
CRESCENT, STEE,I. itroluts,
Di: BABB & 'PARKIN,
OFFICE, No. $39 libutp Mittt,
PITTS:B=OIi. PA.
tell:d4 B
r
‘ DIJQUESNE WORIES%
: :-
X" 1111. M. - & 0011
'
4 41 0
iIItON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS'
-30 - •
DINOINNISEi L IL AND SIEINIATAs
. „ , • ,-►
• ~
FITBIV.OUNDAND SWABS UtON.
D U P BESET AND TA.NII. PRON.
DlEirkis AND IiZADSA .Aug.
°CARN DELO and DuorPzar.
ILANGZS c‘rrrrat suta, oxu.iiira:.
ir &VD PLAT BA.M.for Coal Beads.
_,r .
cargowslats-6wsr-Dem & IiAIUWW TEIMEL.
CITLiNG ram JaND ctrurivvroa, BTZILL,
GS AND MOULDS ens to pattern.
grEL VIES, BTSILL BEARTINS. A. B.
Sjr•L• I
• .ACTI. BUGGY =4 WAGON SPIUNEIB and
ZLZS.
• OUT NAILS AND sPrdzs. 1
.1
• JR GoodiFirst Mum and Wainakted.
'
. 0171.43F , S AND WOBBB.
Slit_ _
• ovilth Street anS Alleghemy 'Riven
and s 1 Water Street. Pittsburglel.
vibe
ifaxiviiiewers of
SILEMELD STEEL WOIUiL
SINGER, NBIICIC& CO.,
ITTTSMIII42B.
lisinfactarere id every Lytton of
UST AND GEBIAN KM,
nagC Br Aff itS w. TIM TIPORMSPB I343I6
s .XLES, to ar-. 4143
83 Water andlooFirslB
BIL +tea IIMAi!tIOM)
STEEL 'VOILES.
LARK, BROTHER & Co.,
Konufiaturers of sll descriptions of
ages aid Warehouse, TWERTIVaIit. THIRTY.
MST sad ILAILBOAX, STREET%
BRASS 'FOUNDERS.
JEIDEN]a 33IEJR,
JOAN tic, COOPER Of, CO. ;
Bell and Bri' Founders.
11111WISI CiiIiiTTEIGS
- 31/0311. ra.prr..! Tayanan. r
-Nabable and )Gify lion Fitting!
ane PIPE AND TUBIN ,
"BOIT LE , SATOH AND CREME lii it
. , N
ALL GLOBE reTTEB
iOL-101V---:-Ctik 'A_
eras WPrk of nierl Seanelpti n I
: ....., Steam, Waterand. OU. -.-- jr ;
4
..i„......0..„....._rais
*proved Balance-Wheel * Steam imp.
_ .
49_ for Dreyfus' I' OU
ers the bed fa the lleir r,
• T
Mice and Workih corner 7/1111_4?eaktli dlnle
IRON INDIUM 7,
SilltSE .• -11011$8'.
The
tor thane. of ine.3l.raggki4S. Pte'
0158. •- - -
Thesuperior quality imparted to good Din,
he great linprorement,- in Inftrior iron: and the
reduced cost. eommend itto sL
suan s
obtains t
wdang/oWAiteau
taytTvpg to • '
-3AbIEI3 spzErt.. L.
xttu, to True
rney r tees.
BOOMS 1 S.; .116 S
eolith avenue. ...
su ri o uitlet intertr4loare he n
the
visit the
new sue aftees Deration7 er the ie8:1:7 11 .
EvEssori,gazirrom at co., •
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
waeto!... Noe. 166 and 161 ion
irrszrz °nos ite lion
PITTSBURGH
onsaaela Bowe.
sp2tde
;a .
. 4
i
taless. MINA,
•
4
''•
•
'
;1 .
•
,
Z...
,FINE VASES,
DOIINSUA3I AND CB/NA.
.
,„ A.
NSW EVIRLICSA..
DINNA: 6 DzViTs,
EMT CU
MONII I6
el, ft•-lock • s
PLATED OtiODS
of all dusflot4onO., ,
'ryes •
Cal elegiillo [OlO4 eld we
feel sallsied no ass needOn Y 6 selted.
gliP
litAllll4sl2°Fir,
II I 818 l; 10 4
von Point Alley and Donesniast,,
. arms no rOlse%l
gnjsne BurefacriSicsistOslintlergi_ And
•
Igainfaature BTEAXBOATAOI*44 OTA
igEhtlifiaTlN QiireraiM
ly
n iusarfa:„lik,;?i, ... tv o a qa,
Vali:: Rall•• li i. fl tith
Wielekt3Bl":•. s. cai ' ha so t
order. at the
• ifipuertim. WORKS
imam' on tae Minim, SUM it4l, %b root,
rm.:taxmen rt.
air Au ortas Dtea ,u 7 No. Tiv ve
FORT PITT
DOB" STILL AND TAU
tuangracrrussas Ot
TUBULAR. DOUBLE-TLUED2IISIII,IUPT.
RIBM-BOX AND CYLINDER =.AJs BO
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANEIk
CDINICES. sagßOHlLtio AND MINAIns ,
siTTialie PANS. SAL.T PANG /.NCON
DENSE.
=EAR RS GAGOKETUBB LAD rum
BRIDGES ,
nusoN MAUS AND COAL astirrza
Ogne• and Warehouse' ,
Tllird. Mort and ILlWlSS t re e ts,
succisioa To
100 . WOOD STREET.
, Nwat/000r"; sll
11001 1
, raaaT ?+. ..
WOSES.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
PITTSBURG.II Pa.
Ir Orders sent to the above adare.i g e r
romettslieeto.
WM; ILUINEEILL &
BOLLER MASERS
LND:STINICT IRON WORN-SR%
Otos, 00. se. *4 prE O se vont 5 . 2.
Belies secnied Imp .yard and ballhited
wan th e sliest anprovearnachlnery, we arekr_e
nd to 13113LIallAtUre O'er/ OeSOTIOUOU Of 801 1 . -
Bun In the best manner, and warranted equal to
any monde in thecountrl. Chbineya, Breeching,
Inn Beds, Stem Ftpshuibrowldta Boners.
Condensers, Ban Ms 011 Stills, Mita
tors, Sealing rem, ioner Iron. BUM', Bazar
?antra sole gassinesaturers of D 11111111.6 Pat-
Itegnalnd do:Leta shortest settee. %WM
JAMES 11.1117181t9
Bas. IES 010 56 Water Street,
: -
VITPABVISEIE, PA.,
suistrwrouss
IRON OIL. TAITELSS
lIITTLING ?AN% 0021%3 STEAM MPS.
OLLING . WILL 5T10815,
and SEM= IMON WOW".
Tor Steamboats.
ityriaTlLTiiiithill'ilat "I"
WASUFACTUSInig Or
Steam Boilers, 011 Stills, Tapirs.
, SUNDT MON WORM. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, Sco..
ii..IIBADLIFAX & Co.,
FO.BO WOOD SMUT,
itsasofsetorers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlor and Heatbig Staves,
• . TO BE 101:I ND.
•
In our assaftment willbe found all the LATEST
PATTaIiNS AND IMPRDVaidEb Tn. and the
reputation of our 'Stoves is such that CUT one in
.Want of a good articlethould purchase uone but
those manufactured by us, as they will be found
the most darabie as well as economlce. Would
r.aricniar attention to onr new VoLCAN .
STOVE. for churches, halls and stores. Over.so o
sold In.thsee mantas. Intended for with or with.
Out casing. AU who have used them pronounce
thee sn_perloY to any other and far cheaper.
%Bend fortittalo and PIUS Wt. WO
SAITIWOUS &CO4 '
$ ,
igAmmicycratf or im , am viarrrol ,
.- tEriVer l7333l6,
_ ..
Bosroir coapife .zurioz,
“ 1 111:4 FIERY MINACEr
105 Walooolo SOILMAGS.
211nr_ Awn-Dm..coos:ore warm
..ozeica.A.Tor..tl CoLuituda coox VoNfl a
or arA,lO3 (Cincinnati Pattern ) PORTABL
BANGS 0 AST IKON disto;
ItULOTOI6_IIIIIIIZI. Dna num as.
euss raux=. DNB% a&
200 tutd42olll Liberty Streets
-new
PIB
000 K STOVES.
CET THIF. BEST.
BUXOM cO.ll
";TRIUMPI .
FOB B,17TAU:110 178
.1.7041 i.
Cook s Bate or Boast as
nil &spy 04Ler Move in tine Union.
BISSELLig CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
also on band and mule,
YAELOB STOVES,
SlLLTragt imam
juss
ootnattinAmors, ae6
O BVILDERS I x L
'
.1100.066 feet Dry elle Beards
150.000 feet 134 inch Clear Plant;
$15.000 feet 1% inch Common Flank;
$15,000 feet Dry 1 andsl inch Oak:
$15,000 ft. %,1.1%, V and inch Poplar:
10 _OOO feet
Dry Poplar ScantUng:
10,01/0 feet Dry TelloW,Fine Boards:
'101).000 feet Hemlock Bcantllng.
503.000 feet 118 Inch tisellaw Dula
glee.
11100,000 No. 116-inch Shingles. sawed;
110,0011140. 116-Inch Bigness. Illalred;
50,01/0 Fire Brick; •
1,000 Fire Tile. . •
I , 1.011:Toni Fire Clay;
Raw Mill Lumber, Locust and Cedar
Posts, and all' articles in the line on band and Mr
by AL KXARDiIIt PATTER:DR. Yards—
No. 151 Rebecca street and corner of Preble and
PuWaSkstreets. With Ward, AllSllbeny, tar,
R On& or ,
ii
commo
3 - c4.4
Tj. hind StO ne
~WAnaheim
woozogios,
ireettwed coniesT
Raj
cat
/42161 0 Wise.
Talkb mos swag
Illtarna=n 614361": en
uffitlC -4# ,
PITTSBITIM GAZEITE. FRIDAY, WIEMBA ,3 1880.
11 1- telq PM'
FO MAY 00,1Pffi.
11W1ICIA AND WOUREIIi
TWIALFT,Iiki r ;ItE* T,
PitTSIIIIRGII, PA.
wricusinest Dolling Mill Ma.
alsiaory• Nail Machines, lie
" Ilk o.oCaithiP generally.
14-iii#lllll. IFOUNDRI
AND PIPS WORKS.
Cerise. Carroll wad limaffinaullitoollll
PIT 133317p4311,
WILLIAM SMITH,
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
708 GAB AND WATEWORT&
Xy Pines are all es.it intariablgin Ms. In drl
sand, and 151 feet lengths. Also, tall assortment
of general
would also call the -Mentioft lloperlutead.
to of Ow Works to la make RETUBTS.
DUQUESNE FORGE.
(Sucoessoi to JOS. P. HAIGH C 0.,)
ifautscluttes _Co-eMienatve with the leading
Forges In the Mast, and is prepared to promptly
and satisfactorily ell all orders for STISAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANKS, PISTON ROW+, LKNERS,
LUPITMAN JAMB, WRISTS RAILROAD A.M1.1513,
COMOTIVR FRAMES,. together -with every
description of SHAPE WORK. Olhee and Forge.
- - .
Cornet of Duquesne Way and Ent tree
ROBINSON, ILEA & CO.,
successors to soussoy. mune a MILIMSS.
VT LELECINGTON WORKS
,
. . FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Yanatisitaxer• oiliest sad %Vary Steam Zit-
Ili
e Bl ast
Ca i t C lgreall dlescriptl47.'l:4M
and ' BOWS! an d Sheet Iron Work.
cam o. lit, corner first and Smithfield
Ag
Streets.
ents for 01171.11D8 PAW.= 111,TZOTOS
fisr Viii
TIMBUE CAIWUN & CO.,
_ •
Pourtiv Ward Foundry and lathing Works,
111.111117881, ST.. ALLZGHENT cTrir, PA..
111Lannfreturess of 5W10111.17 and Portable Steam
wam% tn.. rresiows nalifyik !paws& Orbit
and Say Xll l Weak. Sa_ilUair laul and Machine
Cuttnie, Grate Ban, Wetiguts‘ Wagon Barak
ice. Band to order an a have an banel7.nrines et
au stns. malt:ea
ENTRAL FOIINDRI
AND ROLL WORKS
,6030 Penn Street.
BOWMAN,. BOYD & BLOALEL
Chq IBone,lSlll Cuttags. 801 l Lathes, ite;
LUMBER.
STONE.
IntTs WARINI
Idanufooturer of
ter Gas and Water Works.
OILS•
DIAMOND OIL WOBHB•
H. MI. LONC &CO.,
Odic% D 'avu,Dore,
mu:lime Wsf. l'iloh•Ptrcir a.
WARDIGLAND SING,
upon Xereltants and Brokers Ls
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZEUIS BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
rfulADlJolutAL ADDa&o...
BOOM 17, Chamber of penmen*,
115 13017Tii SZCOVD STELES
TACK BROTHERS,
TACK
COMMISSION MEN DES,
L. AND MEALS= IN
Petroleum and its Products,
•
gh
Pittsbur wassr-DemiliLLlß iscriLinge.
Wiser of ononeino Nir we Irwin Moots.
Phtudelphis9ltleo-121 WALNUT BP.
spuurso
iCUPSE , PETROLEUM REFINERY.
IiERBVIT W. G MEDDLE.
xistfirkarmos. oT
Lnlgicating High Test Burning Otls.
lielipee Badlvond pile Q2l.
Stands great hest without change; remains
limpid a't lowest teinlieratorea., t3Peolal ( A tor
tropical climates or hot weather. . •
Locomotive, Midis% inkOlit ue 0 " 14
Vrni cat Screws. _
'Sow UL I2 and planing KW Oil%
• Adapted Inc high speed. , ht Oils
_•• • '
Spindle UU, Wool tHesa•lig
Oil, Tanner.' Stnilvinnisoe,
ing&Einiehins oll, l 6llllolines
111111M011111 011. 11111M11111110.
ARMOR VARNDiIi.. to presarfe Milan Don
Nora and Machinery from Rust - •
• These products are inanutacitet under Dr.
Twaddle' patent by empereene Stein in Vac.
ono. 1 he Lubricating Ola are almost odorless,
perfectly p nre,uniform. and mostly light col
ored. sten d a liVemperature uncnannid. and
yeaudn Um limpid du g extreme Cold. The Rallros4 ,
oils are Unequalled-. and arfasconitant WO 01l
many ol the principal Rail ' Rambles can
be examined and orders eft at"ive WOOD
Wrifsir, Worm qeit ge.
--------------
NMTY woes.
pITTBBI3IO II
NOVELTY : :WORKS.'
iirdS.-arKEE-ss 00•.,
itiguat)
pots kiric' i nttlai E jt§ 4
• iciraitifratortioarrijagior int
dim to
mounin.P.-- .
AL "
80 'FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSUURGEL
Oi l 1 1
No.
C il c•erELL • • • • • 11200. 10 e
Stoekholfiera Individually Liable.
HANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
1
JOHN FLOYD WM. FLOYD,
President. Cashier.
rdlticTlM
Ti*. M. Marshall," Jobs M. Marti d,
Wm. T. Shannon, Archibald Wallas:a,
James W • Anon, Jas. D.Kelly.
%Tit,. L e ech,
Wm. Floyd.
, This Ba nk is now fully organised and prepared
to do a general Banking ,
bruise's.
elOkta
/I:rnt AVENUE B
Of Pittsburgh.
No. 195 FIFTH AVEI NIIIC.
,cAIPITAL.....{. . ... $lOO.OOO.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIYIDPALLtf LIA
BL lii
SIA. pER CENT. INTEREST allowed on time
deposits. Coltectlons made on ail accessible
"'attain the United States and Canada' on most
liveable terms.
Exchange on all the Erin ,ipal Foreign cities
bonght and sold.
Discount days Tuesday and Friday.
Open from 9 A. X • to , a F. M.., and on Saturday
evenings from 7to 9 O:mt.
LIIII.CTORS •
W. P. WEYMAN
ED. L
W. H DITHISIDOE , .
SIldS 'FRANK P.M BERT,
W. C. ROBERTSON, Ha 1411YRMOR MEYE , R,
DAN. 'KINZER. D. M. A
EMIL POERSTEL.
ED. DITHRIDGE, President.
F. E. sLiar.riela, cashier.
multi n6l
CITY
112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
CAPITAL, 0100,000.
. ,
RIOCKHOLDERS INDIIVIDULLLT
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Rout:4lnd sold, and when desired remitted to
Europe. Collections made on ale the principal
points of the United States Preside..
Jae
Inmenn. t.
JAMES SOCABS, Vice President.'
W. N. MORGAN. Cashier.
PIWTOES.
James McCabe,
John Savage,
Terence Campbell,
James PheLan.
13.A.Vre7vogl ,
Thomas Barnes
ang•
D. Thema.
Thomas Bourke,
J. Doolsvl.'Js. ,
Yatrtch Rano;
Clhas. B. Barry
Juo.Jos.lierma an .
Hugh Kea
•
THE
SAITA DEPOSIT CODIPAN I g'
Of Pittsburgh.
incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylva
nia. January 24, iLetyr; For the sare•keeping
of Bonds and other Securities. Gola and Silver,
Silver Piste. Books.l Records. Diamonds and-
Valuables of all descriptions, under guarantee,
and for the renting oflßefes in its burglar-proof
vaults. Building and Office:
.A . O. S 3 FOUR TAI .4yEJNUE,
rurssEaos, PA.
• ,•
Pzaztzzsz—WlLLLUl PHILLIPS.
Vicz Pazsizz:iz—FlZNltY LLOYD
DIRECTORS:
WIC PHILLIPS. . 'JAMES I. BENNETT.
Hs NRY LLOYD, ;BYRON H. PAINTER,
WILLIAM REA, IJOS. S. MORRIS./R,
WILLIAM 3I• LYON.IGEORGE BLAIJE,
CURTIS 11. HUSSEY.
SICRETABT AND TRICAEDRIM
d. F. VlJN•lut , 4.NliultsT .
anZ:n6l
HAUT, CAIN:MEI & CO.,
BORERS DID BROKERS,
(SUM °°
Exchange, Can, Coupons,
Aue particular strattrieer to the gerehsee,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Biala Drafts othiracondOXlA
:Was
PACIFIC BAIIMAT GOLD LOAN,
DOSFS,, NORM& CO„
Blame Place, and N. I. MOP & £O.,
Pine Street, 1. if, offer for sale the
Bonds of the boas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven pet cent, in Cold;
have thirty years to rin; , are Free from
GOTCHIMeIIt atf)se turd by a
Land Grant of Three Million kens of the
Finest lands in Kansas and Colorado,
n addition to this spialgrant the Com
any, also owns Three lailliout of dotes
n Kansas, which are being rapidly sold to
evelop the country and improve the road.
They are a first mortgage upon the extension
of the road from Sheridan, lamas, to
Denver, Colorado. The road it operatlon
417 miles long, upon wisithit is tilts !I moil.
. .
gage, NON DENS MORE THAN F 5013611
HET INCONB TO PAY 11111 INTEREST
ON THE NEW LOIN, Tlere is no better
security in the market—this being in
some nspeets better than Government
wines. ' PRINCIPIL MID INTEREST
?BIBLE IN G tD. Prite 96, and aura.
ed Intereit, in Currency, Pamphlets, laps
.‘ ,
mid Chfulan hanhhed on applieationv
MUM 1:1;valL t. -tr. -
big', 4..0') 40,11 Ttltthedi . itA 41;,
C CO.IIIC%Of, COI VOI y,;
Ito Lt.tro ,tilto ti [ sb:aa 4 4 to Ot
(04.464 ot.
vszzu
?ALM AND COUPONS
OfOttilqalikrisest Prices
PS. R. MERTZ, ,Banker
core Yipod and itreets.
un
'IIOIAItEB SONS, •
.A. , g • :
33.0.1413L-WEI-199
57 Marlset'l3trecAi
ns made on Eil thelirinelpel OULU Of
then SUMS *id Caitsdes.
Stocks,Bonds sad other Seenritiet
BOUGHT SID SOLD ON OONNIESBIOI4.
• Partici:ass atlantic* Pad to- tie Dural" and
sue of
Ignited States Securities.
JaMod
BRADY 86 CO.,
Come! Fowth mid Wood Sts.,
A.
23 ..E96 13€-. 3Wit R. SS,
GOvERNIIM .„sy,mrrims,
w . Interest Allowed on Deposits.
airldoney loaned on Elovernment Sonde at
lowest Est,
es rates.
.1 1 '
ktrdere executed for ttie Parehlli e
and Bale of STOCKS. *ONUS and
GIOLD. •
PITTICI933I3EIL, PA.
Bnceessors o EI. JONPF3 i C 0..)
BUY AliD BELL ALL. BINDS 07
EIOLD, KLUB AID COUPONS,
• [
ON moat rAvosastx Tame.
lAMBS T. BRADT & CO.
gittouxo &Ott.
WIN'ANOD AND TRADE.
s ,
,01nrionov•Prrrssuness Ge..4EMT,
fraltllSD/LT. Sept. 2, 1869. t
Under the manipulations of the cliques
gold was put down to 133 1 / 4 , and sold up
at the close to 135% to 135%, under great
excitement. It seems to be the determi
nation of the holders of gold to put up
the price so high that the shorts will be
compelled to cover and pay their own
price for it; but if, thepublic does not
get excited'and keep aloof, it is - more
than likely that a break in the market
will take place that will astonish even
those who have all along had confidence
in lower quotations. •
Government bonds opened weak, and
soon after declined about % per cent,
recovering, however, at the close about
IA, per cent. on , higher gold quotations.
Besides the Government, there seems
to be no buyers In the market, but there
are plenty of sellers,' as is shown by the
amount of bonds offered yesterday to
the Government, 16,800,000, when only
two mlllllOO were wanted.
Stocks are dull, and with the excep
tion of New York and Cleveland and
Pittabiiih, in which dealings were very
excited. The, _market is without any
-Outside etipport. : Money very easy.
satiotationa as received by Ph. B
Mats: G0194_185%; .1311Tec , /3 8 ; ElF.htY
tine's, 193; - Five Twenties, 1862, 122%;
do 1864,j 122; do 1885, 122; do 1865,
Consols, !120%; do 1867, 121%; do 1868,
128%; Ten Forties , % l ;
New York
Central, 206%; Erie, -; Reading, 98%;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Itailrft - 188; Ohio &IfisiselPpl, 132%;
Michigan , •• • Southern,' 165; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 108; Chicago &
Rock Island,, 114%; Chicago & North
Western, 813 1 Aft Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 91%; Adams Express Com
pany, 56%; Merchants Union Exp_ress,
11%;Pacific 'Mail; -; Western "Union
Telegraph Company, 87%; American Ex
press Company 36• _
n Large. Small.
L ond on.ond per S. ............ .....16,60 56,75
Paris: per'. franc ... r . ....... ... -271 A 28%
Berlin; thaler .. . ............... 97% 99
.Frankfort, f10rin5........... 57g 55g
-ClosingAriotatiolis
receives by James
T. it Co. Gold: 133%; United
States Bra dy )
Sixes, :1881, 123; Five-Twenties;
1863,122%; do. 1864, 122; do. 1865, 122
Ten-Forties, 11134; 'Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, 1865, 120%: do. do. 1887,
121%; „do. do. 1868. 121%; Due 1 8 7,
121/:
119; • Unio d n PacificCy Railroedfso,,
86; Central do, o, 99; . El'aci
//1%; Lake Superiors, 96.
By Telegraph to tee ?Weber&Gazette.)
i NEW Yonn,September 2, 1869.
Money was easy most of the day at 6@)
'7'Per • cent. but-closed more _ active and
;sharp at 7 per cent. Sterling : -dull at 9%
i 9)"i'ilerent. Gold active and excited;
;opened at 133% and closed at 185@)185%.
... . . - ,
Carrying rates 068 pe rcent. to flat, but
the latest loans were at 1.16 per cent.
until to-morrow. Clearances were 1159,-
000,000. '-• • - •
Governments we're - active' and strong.
Coupons 'Bl, 123%; no. 112, 123%®123%;
do. '64, 122%@ 122 %; 40. '65, 122%@=%;
do. new.121%®121%; do. , 871213410 121 %;
do. 938, 121 1 /€15121%. 10.40'e, 112@112 1 ..,
Pacifies , 111t111%.
State bon dull; Missouris 87%; old
Tennessers,46(4,new, • 52 ;1 sOd i Virginhis ,
55; nevi' 'Math' Carolinas; 47%.
Stocks advanced during the forenoon,
but were weak and bordering on a panics
in the afternoon under the apprehension
1 , that the_ money market will be Made
stringent to-morrow by the withdraWal
1 of large amounts of gold from the mar
tet.l and the report that Amsterdam
holders of Northwestern preferred were
, selling.; *Nett York Central fell from
207% to 205%, and , other, !hares in smaller
Amounts, varying from }Cto 134 percent.
e
Before tho alp*. ther was a Partial :re
oivoryEtAititetibuts. rim New Yu* ®oat- . Dwful ---- • - -:l‘kikti -
trol l but the turOet glosod femettab, !Ilk remit la Si‘VSli \ s '
411;vinoromietta . . , Avma - ii a . ,761:10(44.,
tk Viti wie , Az api kter.
'...eciadrA 7 =Stris ta a V t li' '' T % 1.1 44 4 % Itnkti V ii t t f6, k ' 1
gliffi , t r k 6 l isto
Jock /Op Allbetpos„ 71,0 I,IT, e
V . V b 114 ta k t itilitli Ilk
1 1.
SSA 0 -01.1r..:.1. , 4,t.A.:40.t -4-I,x, , , •,- ~i ,•, . , ~.. , 7 -: _ , • •,.• TT
, ,
ferr y, It PatelaMia-litl/41- AliilP,
react, ate!,Wells, 31);-Arnerleatri 36:-.•,'
Voiced State 62g; Merchants, 113,‘t.
New York Central. 20631: Harlem. 1 59 1iQ
Hudson RiVer, 186 Y; Reading,96g; Erie,
34 34: do. preferred:s6; Michigan eentral-1,
130%; Michigan Southern, 105 g; Illinoio
Central, 138; Pittsbtxrgh, 108 g; North,'
western, 83; do. preferred, 91g; Rode;
Island, 114 g; St. Paul, 79 do. pre
ferred,BBg; Virabash,B2g; do. freferzek
83; Fort Waylie, 87g; Terre 11; ante. 34:1
do. preferred, 57; Chicago and Alton.,
153; do. preferred. 154; Ohio and Mis;;
sissiPla. V 24 St. Joseph preferred ,123 i
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana Gen'.
tral, 334.
The Government bought one million:;
in gold today at 133 66-100.
The Express says: The. clique hay
quietly been buying gold in' stuall.,and
large amounts and paying heavy interest
to var
hae it cried, in order to eneotirag o
the g•bears" to sell short,- The clique it.
known to, have loaned oa- the market
yesterday eighteen millions of gold,
and their purchases to-day are estimated
at five to ,seven millions, -including the
government gold. It - is, estimated that
the clique own or control about 125,000.00 C
of gold,-While the banks • only hold 819,.
000,000, according to the last statement.)
PITIVSBIURGEt BILA*IKETS.
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Orrical oil' 1 5 ITTMIR3IC GAZRTTN,
Tiruns.DAY, Sept. 2, 1869. S I
The most important feature we
whea have •
to notice is a sharp advance in
both at New York and Chicago,- which i
was brought about by the foreign new a.
It is not likely. however, to continue
very long, though it will doubtless be •
taken advantage of by speculators who
are carrying large stocks, and who are
anxious to get out with as near a whole
skin as possible.
APPLES -Unchanged, in stood supply,
and dull; sale at $144.3 per bbl, -as to
s
quality.
BUTTER -Prime to choice is in de.;
mend, at the advance, with sales at 26(gt
28®30.. .
BERRIES --Sales of prime fresh Black-,
berries at 90 to ill per bucket.
CHEESE -May be quoted at 15®17,
cents-the outside or for New York
Goshen.
CEMENTT--Johnstowir Hydraulic Ce
ment is quoted at $2,25 per bol. : .
CARBON OIL-In better demand, but
unchanged; we continue to quote stand-,
and brands at 28 for 25 or 50 bbl lots, awl
•
29(80 in a retail way.
EGGS-Fresh eggs may be quoted at
17©18.
EATHERS- Dull; quoted at 80 ®B5 •
cents to the trade, and the usual advance •
for small lots in store. •
FLOarket is quiet and dull;
with a UR-The mdrooping tendency, though un-t
changed. We continue to quote at Ca
7,50 tur fair to choice western spring an&
winter wheat brands..
GRAIN-Wheat is no better here not
witiatsanding the advance in Chicago,
and New York; indeed, some millers are
still asking for concessions. Sales at! •
$1,80®1.35. Oats firmer, but unchanged!
-49®50 in store. Rye is in rather seti
ter demand, with sales of 2 ears at $1,13,1
in elevator, and 3 cars at $1,15, sacked',
and delivered. Bar le y , dull, un-t
changed, 98®111. although there:
is but little doing, is stronger, and many'i
operators begin to think __that prices ,
have about touched bottom;-we continues
to quote at $1,20®1.25 -with mien tot
sell prime Canada as $1.50.
,
GROCEItIES-Dlarket quiet and dull,
with the exception of Sugars, for which
there is a continued fair demand, an&a.
prices generally, are unchanged. The!
following are the =Buz quotations:
SuciAns-S El, 11%®12; A A, 13; Ha
vana 13% 14; Cuba,_r2% 13; Porto Rico,l
Demerara, 15; New Orleans, but;
little prime in market and sells readily
at 14®14%; lower
. grades, 13; Refined,
Ex. C,1535; B, 15y; A, 16; Hard, 17. :
Mor:asszs--•New4Orleans of good qual
ity is in strong request and bring 85@90;1
Porto Rico, 65®75. 1
Srsurs:-Whita Honey Drips, $1,10;1
Silver Drips, 95c; Jersey, 90c; Lovering,
1- 90; Golden 70; Amber,6o; Common, 50.
Corrsz-Fair to ood Rio, 20®22; !.
Prime, 243‘@25; Choice. 26®2635. _
Ries-Carolina, 94;c®10c; Rangoon, 9. '.
Tzes-Young Hyson $1,00®1,, G.
P.. $l,lO to 1,90. I mperial,Bo
$1,40 to
1,80. Oolong, 85 to $1,45. Sou Chong;• 90c
to $1,50.
..... _
1%
SrAnon-reart, ; SilverGloss,Wi c,
and Corn Starch, 12%c.
CONCENTRATED Lyz-48,00 per case.
Fnurre--Layer Raisins, $3,50 per box; •
Matt do, $7,50; Prunes, 13%c; Curran ts -
1235 c; Valencia Raisins 14%. '
Srions-Quisiri, 75c; Cloves, 45c; grain •
Peppz 36 Allspice, 33c; Nutmegs, $1,50. .:
Bi •IzAD-12%c; Shot, $3,2.5 per bag.
SoAre--"Babbit's," 12c: "Oakely's,"
11c; Rosin, sto 7c; "Dobbin's,' 15c; i .
Wax, 10c; Chem. Olive, 9c.
CArrozMould, 1514 c; Star, 233 c.
Br CARR SoDA-46% per
HAY-Is dull and unchanged-4 15 ®
20 per ton, as to quality.
HIGHWINE2I,-Unsettled, under the ;••
influence of the advices from the west,
and cannot be quoted correctly.
HEMP. -Very dull; $205 pe rjo r r .
11,59.
'HUSES:-Sges at 23;05
uot p d s ound .
•z
' z
Lam-white Lime 18,q
and Cleveland at $2,50 per bbl..
LARD OIL-F. Sellers & Co. quote
Extra No. 1, atl,43,.and No. 2, at; 1.0514 ;
Leg a '
MELONS-Sales at $18®27 per 100, as a,,
to size, condition and quality. _
POULTRY -Sales of spring chick- ''i• -
ens, at 50@55 per pair. P.
PROVISIONS-Bacon;Sohulders. 15%1
Ribbed Sides, Sides, 1835; Clear do;193;; Sugar r ;
Cured Hams, 23®2335. Lard, 20% in
tirces,-21 - in half bblass
Perk, . and 21% - in
eta and kegs. Mes $33%®34. F;
Dried Beef, V- • .
..PLUUS--Higher, with sales at $4,50® ti
per bushel.
PEACHES - -Also have advanced, and
we now quote at 12(P per box. ••i -
POTATOES-Sales of sweets at 15(46 't
per bbl. The outside figure for Jerseys. tl
PEANI=3--Have still further ad- c..
vanced, and we now quote at 15. • f_
SEEDS-There is nothing doing in r„ .
Clover or Flaxseeds. Small sales of ',:
Timothy at 11,75. . • 11
-SALT-Tirquoted at $1,75 by the car
load. and II for email iota in store.-
TALLOW _Renderedquoted at 1034. '--
808 Gszsrra,
TIWITADAT. Sept. 180,
The market iis without any change.
Since our last weekly review the greater
portions of fine wools have been told in
Western Permsylvania4 prives wrap
ing about 45 tents tor the telt dips a
fine wool, in some ossos I littla highor
price has been paid tor thotv.a lota 4
fine wool in extra 'Ondttions Xchiges
from theSeastern Market* 4' 11(* othtwt
any imprOvoment, and Inkvm at* not
willing to pay any advanka n'OR nte*Va l t
Iprices.-'t% 0 tow** GA% witi* ON o*Nstk ,
clips vserr, - tub, Ntt,*l4 • %IA omktskvat
tissue% 450160,
oqL MARK T.