-&
STEEL WORKS.
STEEI. WORKS., •
niAßLisuir , r• 1545.
ANDERSON & WOODS
• ILLNIIPACTIME3 S OP
SEST REFINED OAST STEEL
Of ever". description. Also, best
&lid:German Plow and Spring Steel.
,03ElliElt BOSS AND . FIRST ATENv,ritts -
Wroth. Pa. / ants:a4l
MR, & ?SKIN.
CZNILBAL PARTNERB:
tAT.V. RittIBEN MTGLEB,
BABB. I CRAB. PARKIN.
(int. Nv.
en At. rAwnnut-S. M. Elk%
CRE ENT STEEL WORES,
BARB & PARKIN,
OFFICE;No, st 9 Litoty Street.,
PITTBBITZGH,
fel4:d4B
DUQUESNE _WORKS.
COU2/65, Tar ad & CO.
HMOltianreiti of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL ,
AXLES AND SPRINGS
DIIQINAISE, L X AND .111INIALTA,
- -
SLAT Beg,ROUND AND luutz MON.
BA'ND, Kuur,_SELIDE • ANS. IRON,
BOILER PL yerAs AND 111EAD 4 l,
eIJARD IRON. - DELO and pad - FPER."I3AB
' , LANG/fa r ; 4 1vrTza BARS, CI LIND=
tr , AND FLRSA, T BAIL, for Coal Roads
o W._____
B & HARR
a..ND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
STEEL •WLet GS AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
ETEEL EL TILES.TILES.STEEL BILirTINti, A. B.
_COACH. BUGGY aIidWAGON SPRINGS and
D .
• •
MAILS AND terecEs. •
Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS.
.11xteenth Street mad All_egheaiyitivert
sad 77 Water Street. Pittsburgh.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, =la& CO.,
PITTSBURGH. PA..
Mariviacturers l l or every desuiption of
CAST • AND ttERNAN STEEL,
!UMW 13PJINGS,
...:C A RT EB P , V r ED 6 I I3I sr - Tr&
Warehouse, 83 Water andl.oo First Sta.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
tam, BRIER & CO.,
.11iMutedterez; cd all dem:Alamo of
MVIIVECIErr-a.
Ulnae and Warehouse. THIRTVETH, THIRTY
/MST sad BAILitOAO ISTBALSTB.
BRASS FOUNDERS.
_
• • el
SUCCESSOR 23
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.,
Bell and Brass Founders.
• BIZABIS CATING
ELLER PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
Naleable and Grip Troll Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
TiRoTTLA 8111111 lAD CREME VALVES,
Ail GLOBE PATTERN.
itt-tkviNt obociers
.
trios Work. lik;irrery iteiedpUon for
.:Steam, Water and Oil..
)IANINACTIIIIEBEI OP& 71. CXN)PERIB
..11alanee , Wheel Steam hap.
far* Patertt lents e Ott
,the ;best g l"'
the lifarlust.
. Clete and Worts,oorner ThatsentZt anPlke
111141411: _ spb
_
. ,
n nit
n
iThe Tenders ere now rem., toierant Urea
eat tar the ue or the
the. airperlar duality d to good Iron.
Sitga xi meatimoturemens bl ot troth and the
oosinecanmend iianafacpaers of
Partici Wishing to use It can obtain licenses by
3'NLES P. SPEER
Attorney for the Trustees,
BOOMS 1 and S s English's Building, E 836
►onith avenue.
Partial Interested are—hutted to "visit the
I 111101d2iBIEGER WORKS, whore the roeees is
Marvin suceeesird o.peration,
EVERSON, PRESTON & co.,
Pennsylvania Iron WOrki
Warehouse. Nos. 165 and .107 1/I$5T
lins4l3, °o64lP6losoairluelalloliae.
'SOP Prrrsausin
GLASS. - CHINA. CUTLERY.,
100 WOO*O7OIZEEIy
11 NEM?" Goons.
FINE ,IiTASES,
(mama AND CUii - t.
... 16 •
IS T
5- DINNTh& SETS
kit
ifis , sits; -'...IiIIPT OUP% 1
A large mock of L.
SWAM Pr l rD - Goes ...
of ad pais; - -
44441 4:21144reeir srlirxwe
/ 14) d Sedi ri
3;g. Fe. BREED ds ClO.
0
143 1
4
160 vi'wg) MiMai
ENGINE 3, BOILERS, &O.
BUG I BOLE &CO g,
Con Point Alley and DlllVlelinens
( gam Tits Poufs %)
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists.
ltanafaatore STRAXBOAT EMIR= and STA.
TIONARP ENGINE& of all sixes.
at attention invited to oar newSTATION
OM WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOtLlof 111.bcwseipoweZ.
oAlfruii eiiviiMerp ri da T madeto °Telerate=
Vonstry, on below Market.
RIOS for 011 welts, 10141741310,
_PULLEYS,
RANOERS,HOUSE and TOBAOSOSCREWSIIIIII
LEON TOBACCO PALurs. crtt NM and made to
Ortlar,,at the ,
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
ft:nuns =the Allegheny Paver, near she rotas.
PIPTSpUBOH. PA.
sr All orders proorrelr =ed. TRY VB.
FORT PITT
*I4E4 STILL MO TAME
W 011,103
•
CARROLL & SKYDER I
• aumuritarimais or
rusur.Aß, DousixAmiram TUBULAR.
E
BOX AND CYLINDER, sTram BOIL
RS. •
OIL STILLS AND OIL TARR&
CHIMNEYS, BRES,CHISO AND ASH PARIS,
SITILLITO PARS, SALT PAM AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIP
R& S . essomrraas AND LEON
BRIDE:J
PRISON DOO'BEI AND COAL eau=
01Bee wad Warehouse. earlier Second,
Third. short mud Liberty Streets,
•
lir Orders sent to the above address will be
PromMly attended to.. - tahf
BARNIM&L - E 4 CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
508. SO, SS, SG A 2711115 FINS NT.
Saving secured a large yard and furnished it
wise the most approved machinery, we are pre
pared to manufacture every description of BOM
BES in the best numner Ind warranted equal to
any made in the taunts): Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, Lorminotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans, Tants, Oil Stills, Agita
tors, Battling Pans, Boiler Iron. Bridge_s, Sugar
Pans, and sole inannßusturers of Barnhava Fat
ent Boilers. ,
done on shortest notice. lalhal
JAMES M. RITEB,
Nos. 55 and 66 Water Street.
_ PITTBBVEGGSE, Pa..
Juirtnntcrruzza OF
IRON OIL TANKS,
MEWLING PANS, COMB oriam PlPPn
BOLLING MILL ESTACIG.
And BBB= IRON WOBB,
For Steamboats.
UR=IC BRUSH... ... ....EDMUND D. Daum
JABED K BBIISn & SON,
Stearn Boilers, Oil Stills, Tasks.
SUEET IRON WORE. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, (Ito.
AI.BRAIDIAEIf Elk CO.,
BO MOOD STREET,
llannfactlifeill of the (Twittet iarletY of
Cook, Parlor sad Heating Staves,
TO MD POUND.
•
In our assortment will be found an the LATEST
PATTARNS AND 1111PNOVa KENT*. and the
reputation of our Stoves is such that an, one in
Want ot a good article should purchase f o und
those manufactured by us. as they will be
the most durable as well as economics!. Would
call narticuiar attention to our new VoLCANg )
STOVE. for churches, halls ana stores. Over SOO
gold in three moats,. Intended for with or with
ont casing. All who have used them pronounce
them superior to any other and far cheaper.
Send for Catalogue and Price List. e. 33
PITISMIEGO;
RHO & CO.,
Kaamarttassa or ma: vAsnrrs
0 11 3C 1 Crinne,
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
g e TIIE FIERY FURNACE,"
FOB WAne
TIM NW_ ANTI-DUST COOKING erovz,
“BILOULA.ToB. ,, COLUMBIA COOK STOVA
VAN'S - ( mamma Paggr_A) POBTABbs
RAMOS OAST IBONIKANm=, 'IMO:ILAN%
BKFLECTO, oßATAhltee tram austsul an;
ear= ruums, issusigh irka.
206 and 20S Liberty Street,
mow . • PITFBISOFAH. PA.
01001 i STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSEILIE. eft CO:111
TRIUMPH,
1,03 BITTEN:ENO US GOAL,
alluded to Cook, Bake or Boast es
nll es any other Store In the Unions
BISSELL as 00.,
- N0.1386 Liberty Street.
also.
Ity , s on &and and fbr Safi
r77ESWriV VENDZBa,
• COOKINO ANGEZ.
frO BVILDEBS
300.000 feet Dry Pine Boards.
160.000 feet 13 inch Clear Flank;
•. 36,000 feet 13 inch Common Flank%
113,0011 ftet 1,17 1 and itch Oat:
9600111 t: ya, 1. la and 3 inch Poplars
10.0110 Met cry Poplar !Scantling:
• 1%000 feet Dry Yellow Pine Boards:
100,000 feet HeWock Saintling.
303.000 feet No.l 16 inch Sail Mall
_gles.
•
1100,000 Ho. i lei•lifch Shingles. sawed:
d
0,000 No. 116-inch Shingles, snore:
*O,OOO Hire Brick;
1,000 Tire Tile.
LOU Tons Fire Clay;
Also, Saw 3111 jmmber. Lomat and Cedar
al,Posta by , sad allArtqcfsin MAll .athison
TT636olThandtigar
ga A3WirlDB l' ,
NO; 151 Re L becca street and corner of Pre le and
Juniata gime% isixtb wardoilleghear. Imo bor
ough of Manchester. ems
STONE.
*Et" CO UOR
gland WftiVi • ,
- 4llegneal'• - lorat,assioce4 A
Co.
&
IlluswlL
or Ix, - es wet ex?
lisp" ea band
wasemnam.
PITTSBUTOM - '7O - AMMItr lIXTUIDAVVIMMIIER `4; . ' 186 a
PITTSI3I3RGH. Pa.
MA2007.M731781 1111 07
LUMBER.
Ts.
=a_ -
FouND-1
'ELIP PORT PITT
FOUNDRY COIPAITY.
OFFICE AND WORKS.,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBITAGEE, PA.
idlrEngines, Rolling Mill Na-
chinery, Nail Machines , Ito•
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
-LA
ARO PIPE WORKS.
iDerner Carrell and Sznalizeuna Streets,
MUMS WARD.)
rrrrein:naos, r*.
WILLIAM SMITH,
llionn.footturer of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
FOB GAB AND WATER WORK&
Xy Pines are an cut Invariablyln Pits, In dry
sand, and LIS feet lengths. Also, fall asuntsnent
of general
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
eatsould Wok s the Attain of litlitrinteitl
of e to LI mate of RsTWITS.
DUQUESNE FORGE.
WILLIAM MILLER,
(Successor to JOS. P. HAIGH & C 0.,)
Hu facilities co-extensive with the leading
Forges in the East, and Is prepared to promptly
and satisfactorily All &Herders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS. CRANKS. PISTON ROD+. LitVERS,
PITMAN JAMS WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES,
LOCOMOTIV S HA PE together with every
description of WORK. Oflice and Forge.
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
a .14:1140
ROBDISON, BEA tr. CO.,
successors to ROBINSON. NOM • Massa.
WASHINGTON WORKS,
• FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Bost snd Stationary Steam Er,
a n a e fi l in i T i zfail tngin p , rdur i tm e g ,4,3 =
and St Boiler and Sheet Iron Wort.
Office, 'o. lii. comer first and Smithfield
Eareeu.
Agents for sir:IT:LBWS PATENT INJECTOR
Jim meding Boilers. 'ULM
THONIAS CARLIN & co.,
Myth Ward Foundry and Machine Work',
SANDUSKY ST., Amzemorrerrs. eL.
Manufacturers of Station s ty and Portable Steam
Auginc., Un truism., ruileys,_dhafting„ Grist
and haw Work, Bolling Mill and Machine
Castings, Grate Bars, Weights, Wagon Boxes,
de. Build to order and have on hand - Enirines of
all sizes. • ttivl4:o
ciumtAl. rommir
AND ROLL WORKS
- 880 Penn Street.
BOLLICIAN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
01111 Molls, WU Castings. sun Lathes. de.
OILS.
DIAMOND OIL WORKS,
li„ M. LONG & CO.,
Ofilees DA.LZIELL BUILDING.
Duo:Pima Wag. Pittsburgh. Pa.
WARING AND RING,
(kramulos Ilerehasti and Brokers la
Petrokum and its Products,
DALZELL , B BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PHILADLLYBLL iLDDSZSII,
Boom 17, Chamber of Commerce,
113 BOOTH SZOOND OTBBST. •
gap
T M 11110TBE118,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AMP DZALII4B
Petroleum and ita Produatis
rituals% OeIee—DALEIELLIS WILMS%
Garner of aquas* Way mad Irwin streets.
rhitagelplala Ofter—lST WALNUT VT.
'
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. , G TIVEDDLE,
XANIMA.47TITBRIf! OP • ,
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Relipse Batlr.l. Liao 0111. •
• Ohm& great heat without change; Tamotsu
Umpld at lowest temperatures. lipeolal 011 tar
tropical climates Of hot weather.
Loisomotlive, Enginip, I/Lachine Shop,
Will cot Screws.
Dam 11111 and Plushig3llll.ol l l l .
' Adapted for nigh posed. .
Splindle Oil, Woolinesd.Light
011, Tanners' Sff
tu.
ins rialehlog 011, GiagOlins,
Harness 011-_ Parraillsig‘
AB.SIOId VARISMIIit to, miens Might Iron
Work and Machinery mom dust.
These ...products are manufacturea unaer Dr.
Twaddleleloatent by Superheated Steam in Vac.
coo. '1 be Lubricating WM are almost odorless,
perfect if pure uniform, and mostly light col
ored, stand a high temperature unchan tiglag m ni
remain limpid dining extreme cold. The
Oils are unequalled, and are In constant use on
many of toe principal Railroads. WOOD
be examine d and orders left at 11*
STEMS% Works at nharpshurg Bridge.
N I 'WELTY WORM.
:punnunou
NOVELTY WORKS .
Doi'laded A. D. ISDt.
ADILIIIB. ,M'KEE & 00.
*411170071171M11 of
T S j Z PLAT Bl [ Irrigf.Alllß'
CI U A NTMI NS B PS
9
CI A LE
suPh.
Valuganizatiii*%;
establuok resaelki
MINANCLIL.
AMERICAN BANK.
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH.
CASH CAPITAL • • • • • 0200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
,
JOHN FLOYD WM. FLOYD.
President. Cashier.
Drawrose.
Jobn Idnitland.
Archibald Wallace.
Jas. D. Kelly,.
Wm. Floyd.
organised and prepared
bus-inns.
Thos. M. Marshall,
Wm. T. Shannon,
James W. Arrott,
Chas.
John Fiord.
This Bank is now full
to do a general Banking
jelek4S
FIFTH AVENUE BANK
Of Pittsburgh.
No. 195 FIFTH AVENUE.
-CAPITAL 1100,000.
BTOOKRQLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIA
BLE. _
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on time
deposits. Collections made on ail accessible
points in the United States and Canada& on most
rsvoTable terms.
Exchange on all the principal Foreign cities
bought end sold.
Discount days Tuesday and Friday.
Open from 9A.M.to 3 r. as Saturday
evenings from 1 to 9 o'c:ock.
Draxcronfit
ED. DIV:MIDGE, W. P. WBYMAN, •
W. R. SIMS. FRANK sIEBERT,
DAN.
KINZE ROBERR. D.
M. ARMOR,
HN HYRIdOR, MEYER,
EMIL POERSTEL..
DITH Ft iDdE, President.
F. E. SCHENCK, Cashier. •
aniSlasl
• CITY BANK.
112,Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
419.11TA.L. 9100,000.
BTOCKBOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
INTEIIEST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bought and sold, and when desired remitted to
Europe. Collections made on' all the principal
Points of the United Ftstes and Cunene.
Deluging lemma, President.
JAMES RICCA RIE Vice President
• W. N. MOROAN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
D. itunsen, James McCabe,
'Thomas Rourke,John Savage.
J. Dunlevy, Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patricia 'Kane, James Phelan
Chas B. Barr, H.A.Frerrogle,
Jno.Jos.Hermann, Thomas Barnes,
Hugh Keating. 7eI:RS
F UM3
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Of Pittsburgh.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylva
nia, January 214. IEIO7. /or the safe•kceping
of Bonds and other Securities, Gold and Silver,
Sliver Plate, Books. Records. Diamonds and
Valuables of all descriptions; "under guarantee,
and for the renting of Safes in Its burglar-proof
vaults. Building and Office:
S 3 FOURTH drE.TUE,
prrTestrnos,
no:swiocr—WlLLlA3f PHILLIPS.
Vzcs Pazsznioir-HEICRY LLOYD.
DIIIECTOIIS
wm. ritiLlarg. JAMES 1. BENNETT,
Itr NRY I.IMTD, BYRON H- PAINTER,
WILLIAM REA, JOS. 8. MORRIS'IIh.
WILI4AM airns
M. LYON. (m
lo.43SElhair, mi.m,K,
c a. 11.
SZCRETA lIT •
F. VLIN
anM:riCi
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood &redo,
NUICTSI3I:7II4IIIp 3E 6 A..
On1001:380E8 TO ILAIRSA, HART i C 0..)
Aiwa= in
Exchange, Coin, .Coupons,
And particularattention paid to th e parehaee
and tale °I
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
811111 t Drafts on London.
LITIMSA
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN,
Imre: DABNEY, MORGAN k CO., I:
Exchange Place, and L L JESUP & CO.,
Pine street, N. Y., offer for sale the
Bonds of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bondi pay seven pet cent. in Gold;
have thirty years to ran; are Free from
Garernment Taxation ; are united by a
Land Grant of 'three Million lens of the
Finest Lands in Kansas and Colorado.
In addition to this special grant the Corn.
pony. also* owns Three Millions of Acres
in Hamm, which aro bring rapidly old to
derelop the 01111 tty and Improve the road.,
They area fint mortgage upon the exteaskii
of the road from Sheridan, Kansas, to
Denver, Colorado, The road In operation,
':7 mil e s itittilsiitimort•
gage, NOW EARNS SORE THE ENOUGH
NET 'NOOSE TO PLY THE INTEREST
ON TEE NEW LOU. There is better
security in the market—this being in
Some respects .better than Goverament!te
'ellltitlL PRINCIPAL INTEBEIT
PAYABLE IN GOLD. bin 96, and awn
?al Interest; la Gannet', Pamphlets, NAP'
id Clrodus ,ininlilist on. ippllcattoi.
;et
1,14.t.,4.t, .f,\ t l r
je, - .11
.""m 7 !
/
145-ET, ANN
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at IligAest Prices.
.PII. R. MERTZ, Banker
Con Wood and Fifth Streets.
nrire •
N. HOLMES & SONS,
the Coll eclt edtion Stelae end s gad
on all
°gl t h e
principal points of
Mides.
Stoeks,Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON CONEIMON.
Perth:miler attention paid to the purchase and
Me or •
United States Securities.
pacnai
JAMES To BRADY C o.,
Mammon 08. JONES ds C 0..)
Coiner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
33. a. IkT Eit.
BUT AND BELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MST FAVORABLE , TIMM
Er Interest Allowed on De ceits.
low r st ßi l = e l t o= on Bovarnment Bondi at
Order, executed for the Purehase
and Sate of SIMONS, BONDS and
SOLD. .
JAMES T. BRADT & CO.
EittslJuglj Gapttt.
Osoncor or Prrnieurias GAZETTE,
. FRIDAY, Sept. S. 1889.
Government bonds are fluctuating,
rapidly following the market for gold.
It is evidently the desire of the clique
in gold to depress quotations in Enropo
for our bonds, in order to advance the
rates on gold. So far the quotations
from Furope are very favorable, and it
appeaia our securities are in better de
mand now than ever.
Gold sold from 185 X to 136%, the dos.
ing quotations at 2 1.. H. The market. .
however, is in a condition to break as
soon as the clique begin to sell, which
most likely will be .between this and
Wednesday next.
Stocks are weak and dull, tending
downward. Money easy,
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 136 X; Silver, 130; Eighty
one's, 122 X; Five Twenties, 1882, 122%;
do .1884,122X4; do. 1865, 12234; do 1865,
Consols, 120 X; do 1867, 121; do 1868,
120 X; Ten Forties, 111%: New York
Central, 205,4; Erie, --; Reading, 96%;
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 187 X; Ohio & Misissippl, 132;
Michigan Southern, 104 X; , Cleve
land .'£ Pittsburgh, 108; Chicago &
Rook Island, 114 X; Chicago & North
Western, 8234; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 9086; Adams Express Com
pany, 56X; Merchants Union Express,
11; Pacific Mail, —; Wasters Union
Telegraph Company, 87; American Ex
press Company 38.
EXCHANOR, Large. Snail.
London, per A Ka -. 86,70
Paris. per franc 27y, 28 35
Berlin. ;haler 98X 100
Frankfort, floe= ' 58% 59X
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady Z Co. Gold: 183 X; United
States Sixes, 1881, 1=14; Five-Twenties;
1882,122%; do. 1864,122%; do. 1885, 122%
Ten-Forties, 111 3:; Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, 185. 120 X: do. do. 1887,
121%; do. do. 1868. MX; Due Om-
Pounds, 119: Union Pacific Railroad,
86; Central do, do, 99; Cy. Pacific,
110 X; Lake Superiors, 98.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
NEW Yong, September 8, 1889.
Money active and sharp at 7 per cent.,
closing with a better supply and some
exceptional at 6 per cod. Sterling dull
and heavy at 83059. Gold active and
excited; opened at 135 X, fell to 185 X,
and closed at 28634@1 56. 34- Borrowing
rates to-day 1.64 to 1412 per cent. Clear
ances, 5197,000,000. The clique bought a
.
million at 185 X. A small , f ailure on the
''bear" side is reported, and there were
rumors that some firma having sold
largely of calls were in trouble.
Governments are strong, particularly
on gold bearing issues, and German
bankers are large purchasers of new
bonds. Coupons 'Bl, 123@)123X; do. '62,
122,./,®123; do. '84,122%®12234; , :d0. '65,
122X®12234; do. new. VAX(4)I2I; do. '67
121X®121X; do. 438, 120%@121..10.40'5,
111X®112. Pacifies 1103;®111.1103;®111.'
State bonds quiet; Missouri% 87; old
Tennessees, 60X; new,slX; old Virginias,
55; new, 5834; old . North Carolinas, 55;
new, 4734.
Stocks heavy and lower, closing fever
ish.
Five-Thirty Prices: Canton, 58X; Cum
berland, 81; Western Union Telegraph,
87; Quicks il ver, 14; Mariposa, 7; do.
preferred, 12; Pacific Mail, 130 X; Adams
Express, 56X; Wells, Mx; American,
85X; United States, 62)4; New York
Central, 20434; Harlem, 159; Hudson
River, 184; 'Beading, 861,i; Erie, 84%;
do. preferred, 68; • Michigan Central,
129; Michigan Southern, 10534: Illinois
Control, 198; Pittsburgh, 10734; North
western, V; do. preferredr-9014; Cleve
land, Columbus . Cincinnati, 78E Reek
1 4 ,
Island, 11 ; St. Paul. 7834 ; do. Pre
ferred, 87 1 . Wabash, 83; , as:pater:ad,
flitArp r t a y A s e - 873,0 .Terrif Rule.' 841
assp_ and - ,Altano 4iihltillo!pre'FaTd,
154; .otud Mt reashisiPprizar•
ZkaiitPahares 412M-s./ 1 .50:4"1‘1104
Itlialig: Ut :iiiiihAri
W 4 700 Diana Wm", Asie, J
D TRZABL'REIL
J 24HQ1L.1 1.
PINANCLAL.
57 Market Street,
ITIiGFH, Pd.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
PETROLEUM DULRKET.
0171019 OP PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, 2•
1 FRIDAY, September 3, 1869. 5
'The market closed strong last night,
and opened firm this morning, but in the
afternoon there was a slight reaction,
and the advance, previously:Established,
was partially lost. This upward move
ment is attributed to the material fall
ing off in the shipments, as well as the
fact that the impression prevails in New
York that molt of our refineries have
suspended operations, and operators
there who are short are a little apprehend
sive, and inclined to cover. The ad- •
yenta to-day, however, is more directly
attributed to the operations of two large
New York houses, who had orders to
buy several thousand barrels for this
month, and a pretty sharp competition
brought about the result already allud
ed to. In proof of this it is asserted
that after these orders were filled, there
were no other buyers at the advance,
and, as a consequence, the figures that
were realized in the forenoon could not
be obtained towards evening. That' the
market is stronger than it was yesterday
and the day previous, is conceded, and
the general feeling at ds time is that
prices will probably go higher, and this
is assumed on the ground of a suspen
sion of operations by out refiners, and
diminished shipments to the seaboard.
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CRUDE.
Sales 3,000 bbls, seller last three
months, at 14%; 2,000 buyer, until July
Ist, 1870, at t, 4 ,6,65, on cars at Venango
City; L2OO first water at 14%; spot was
offered at 15, with no buyers above 14%;
offers to sell spot or seller, September, '
at g 5,90, on cars at Venango City.
BEFIItED
Sales in lots of some 8,000 bbls, seller
'September at 33; and 600 each, Septem
ber to December, at 33%. Later in the
day, seller September was quoted at
32%®32%, with an offer to sell at the
outside quotation, and lines Septem
ber to December were also 10we r,823;©. 32%. Sale last evening of 3,500 bbls
spot, at 32.
—Since the above was in type, we hare
a sale of 1,000 bbla spot, at 3231; and same
figure offered for more.
LUBRICATING OILS.
EClipße Winter Lubricating oil ' 400
Eclipse Railroad Axle 3513
Eclipse Machinery The
Eclipse Spindle 800
tikcxtrrs OF enn - nr. oIL.
Fisher dt Bro 2,080 bbls.
Pool dt Bro 800 si
M'Kelvv 480 .1
'Parker it Thompson 520 ‘4
J. Munhall - 520 ,
R. T. Leech 240 .g
Total 4,610 bbls.
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OIL SHIPPED EA ST BY A. V. B. B, -
Citizens ReL Co., 511 bbla refined to
Tack & Bro., Philadelphia. '
Forsyth it Bro., 52 bbls refined to ,
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Livingston & 8r0.,1,600 cases refined,
Warden, Frew & C., Philadelphia.
Lockhart, Frew & Co. 23 bbla tar to
Wood & Morrill, Johnstown.
Total Refined, 1,603 cases, 563 bbls
OIL SHIPPED EAST AT DUQUESNE DEPOT.
Brooks, Ballentine & Co. 40 bbls ref.
to,,Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
PITTSBURGH IRON MARKET.
OFFICE (: . IF PITTEIBITROTE GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, Sept. 3, 1869. 5
The only noticeable feature in the
metal market this week is a material
falling off in the receipts from the West,
which may be attributed to the fact that
many of the furnaces, both in the Ma
honing and ShenEtngo Valleys, have
gone out of blast. The demand, , how
ever, is only moderate, and is confined
mainly to small lots for immediate
consumption, the inquiry for future de
liveries being light. In regard to price?,
there is no change, one way or the other,.
worthy of special notice. Following is
the report of sales.
ANTRIUCTIS. •
209 tons Chickies for another ,
market equal here to 41.00 cash
10 ". No. 1 Foundry....... - 42.00 4 mos
10 " - No. 1 do 41.50 4 mos
10 " No. 1 do ...... ....... 42.50 4 mos
40 " No. 1 do 40.60 cash
10 " Extra ..... 44.50 4 mos
40 " do do 43.50 cash
40 " do • do.. M 44.00 4 mos
80 " Cornwall, at furnace 86.00 cash
10 " Waite 84.00 cash
10 " , Gray Forge ..... . . 86.00 cash
50 " No. 1 Foundry 45.00_4 mos
100 " No. 3 Neutral 88.00 6 mos
100 " " " 89.00 6 mos
" No. 1 Neutra1...........43.00 4 mos
50 11 Mottled 87.00 4 mos
80 " No. 2 Foundry 40.00 4 Enos
50 41 EnginFt Rook Forge 50.00 4 mos
10 . l Extra Forgo ..... 56.00 6 mos
11 11 do do 50.00 5 mos
50 . 1 do do 49.00 4 mos
100 lons Red Bank $BB.OO 6 8108
BITUMINOUS COAL SMELTED FROM LABS
SITPRRIOR ORB.
100 tons Medium Gray Forge 36.00 5 moe
200 ' 1 Mottled Red Short... 86.00 6 moe
60 11 Open Grayliorge 37.50 4 moe
80 Extra Open Gray
Foundry 39.00 4 moe
100 11 Common-White 35.00 6 moe
60 ' 1 Mottled and White... 36.00 6 moe
100 11 Open Gray Forge 37.50 6 moe
90 11 Close . Gray F0rge...... 87.00 6 moe
500 " Oven Gray, at Far '
- awe 35,00 4 mos
49 Il Juniata -
20 " Extra Juniata.
80 " Champlain
live Stock 'Market.
NEW Yosz, September 3.—With rising
8,100 Cattle today, making 7,900 for the
week,:the market is upset again • ant)
nearly all the late advance lost, nor can
all the Cattle be sold at prices ranging
from 120 to 160, and scarcely anything
touched 1614 c, and not many ' reached
160. The Cattle are not as good as they
were on Wednesday; a drove:of 91; cwt.
Illinois steers was sold at 1514 w. 150 head ,
8 owt. steers brought 1511®16c; 40 head
Indiana 534 cwt: at 18e, and 6M cwt.
Texans at 12310. The arrivals of Sheep
were 5,450 head: the market is scarcely
so firm, but prices are unchanged;
the only stock offered runs as follows:
poorer, aides 2 ears, empty from cars, 83
pounds, at 6c; 1 car State, 67 pounds and
poor, at 434 m 2 oars, 80 pounds, at 003%c;
a lot of Mnada, 02 pounds, at 6340; 90
Michigan, 72 pounds, at SXO. Lambs
-I.car Pennsylvania, 50 pounds, at 7c; 1
Car State,_B3 pounds,- at .734 c; 100 Can
ada, 67 pounds, Mc; 30 State, 62 pound*,
8340. Hogs remained at 12140 for:dressed;
one oar Michigan, 181 pounds, brought ,9
dollais.'and 800 per cwt., alive. 14eceipts
CHICAGO, Sept. B.—Cattle steady at
$4,25@5,25 fair to good. •-• Cows 115,50@8,25
fair to medento, 17(07.25 *for good to
oholoe shipping steem. - awl 110 v" A pd
10147:Ittr , bitty *OM toonsitkal
Co:4088 8 . 06( tie C0M 1 b0 9 1 5 0• 19 ,2
90 fair to modituni%loll) 9 i l 4l o o
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CHABCOAL.
COKE.
BLOOM&
95.00 4 mos
125.00 4 mos
101.00 4 mos
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