11 0 ISBURGII STEEL:WORKS. AsiximiD A 845. • , ,EAKK:, 4 :,wooDs, ILANITFACT-OBZES OF ST REFINED OAST STEEL scriptiqt. .%Iso, best Of ever! dj 1-, flow and gptillg Steel . . AND PEW' AVENVE,Pitts aul6:n4L tined: Cenci COBItEP. 808 • rah. Ps. BIM & MM. ELM *.• 5 I I ' 1 G sAlxvotas: . . . LY.; REIMER MILLER,' TiRl I CRAB. PARIC.IN. W?L METC GEO. W. 13 pyiivB..,yt• y;1EB, iiPECLA ' i STEE.T...WORK S . _ inaER, :B BU & ram, OFFICE, No. 3 , 19 Liberty street, rirrastmeß , PA zurzi DtIQUESNE WORKS. 0011K§S; RgMf. & CO. 3i,up:ooracturer fEtON, NAILS, STEEL, AXLES AND SORiNCS, DvaEisinz, L t AND irriAATA , .._ • . TLAT BAR. ROUND AND S?UaltE IRON. BAND, HOOP, 813.EET AND• 'ANIL IRON. BOILIER PLaTISt+ AND lI.F ADS, PER BARB avARD IRON DELLO and DROP . . aLANG.A.; okrrtral. BARS, CYLINDER -.IiIII9IND FLAT RAIL, tbeCeal Roads. • 'iotowsAits,wlEDEVAS & 'HARROW TEETH, • ^YRING, __I'LoW.I.ND CULTIVATOR STEEL. r EL WLROS AND 'MOULDS eutto pattern. • ' EEL TIRES, STEEL SRAFTDO3r, A.. B. . ICOACH, BUOY and V ACOs' BEILINOS and xr.x.ls, arr Items AND tirrsv. • ' blleoodeFirst Class 83111 Warranted. } OFFICE' AND WORKS. _ Sixteenth. Street iiii4l4.l,legliony River, - --, anci 77 Water Street.'Pittibturga., ashi - -•', ' " , l_____----------: serAPLELD STEEL w4nu6B. SINGER, _NIXICK:& 004 ETPTSIESPELGIL PA.: -.lConiffretarefo of -ovary. deolztoilcm of CAST ANP '6EIIII/0 i'STEEL, 3AILW ". SP:AIfOB,, • • ,• • • ASI.3 PLAT /013.31 SPILIN6 S . - . JP:ELVIS. •STESVIIRE. ac., dof . „ , Waretious4 83 Water and:100 First Bb3, LA C6 ' DLSirrND STEEL WORKS. PAItIC,,BROTIM & CO., -x....t...tureri all deWtptprik at -•. • - TY osie antriirarehonse , M, •THER • 71:BST sad ItaLROALI iiSTB.SE •• . prrissirstaa. BRASS FOUNDERS. ITVOOD & AUTREY, Cor. Lihnty St. & 34, Ivetme, , PITTSBURGB. re., • BRASS ' IrOUNVERS , r • {s Awl iron .11ve O . tots. And AGENTS Lt A. B. cialFll,ol4 & BIOS: LT : 111148-N . ..... .. 7 lONR7.ir' Alt tt.itSc, . - CO ; •. . 3 . • ;. • eu&i.spas To sonar . ra, dank* a, cp., ' , Bell, and BrOi Voindera. . c ' •PROMPTIX QIWER. Maisge and GiftY IconTittillgS, GXS" "TU BIN G, L , ‘111#01,1,%11111t tInCIE VIII ER, *l. mann, rzeill*N:, 11 - 1 01141 :COCIK-S; linos Workel ever* descapkon for _ :Water and Ono luxuraormataa OF J. Id. COOPER'S !moved Ilidaate-Wileel Steen Tamp, Agonies forprevitte Taint ow era, the bed ins4/to Marke t. 411eAulse 3 1RON•, VSiQRKa•• -',-111/11SUMISEN .1110CBSS:- The Trustees aletiow =snared tb _grant lieertiz ses tor tile use of the BiLLERStid.OS&N riar CISS. The superior nnality imparted to good iron, - :'he great improvement In inferior iron, and the ;educed cost,eommend it, tviii manufacturers of it e a u ' - • 1 f Yartieswishine to las iu obtain Ueenseli 14 APNYing tOES P . JAM SPEER Attorney for the Trnatees. 'illOilli 4:slus si,stioshi. Building, stem -/math avenue. f' ar ties interested are invited to visit the 31301;INBifiteltit WORKS. where the pirista.ia ow In Isucegarn „ vois",rw.ooNAk. co 4 Pounsirlvania Iron Works. Not. ~.166 AV UM . 1/IBST lacintmiraseili, Amide. 47,24:dis PITTSIII7II.OIII. CrALI COAVI COMM: '..DICESON,-STEVOICT 14 CP., • , c o. ...1 ' ) ' asvinirettlirreAlielf °fleet° O. 567 LIBERTY STREET, • Mstek"CM now 7011)1010ZID 31.008.- • P ' , eararrMOUso farnLet i dirgaGMO• L ' idrrilit. socket sildiV. °°Al 118 I" :' j±illtratir t irs i s t their ...al °S O g " • ..---1' ' -• '4O BE On N. BOLE Sc CO, Cor. Point Alley and DWllleffileStel Engine Builders, Founders and Mach4nists. _ • kiantutseture STRAIdBOAT ENGINES and STA TIONARY ENGINES, of all sizes. Smell' attention invited to our new STATION A.' OIL WELL ENGDIR AND PORTABLE BOILER,or 16-borsenpower. CASTINGS,of every kind, made to order atour Foundry, on THIRD STRERff, below Market. RIGS for Oil Wells, SHAF TING PULLEYS, GERS,ROUSE and o n SCRE and' iaou ToEmocormosm, on hand and made to order, at the . . INDUSTRIAL- WORKS, prom= =the Allegheny Myer, near the Point. ri m PITT M, STILL AFL TAK TUBULAR DOLE-FLUED TUBULAR, PIRE-BOX, UB AND CYLINDEB STEAM BOIL OILSTILL, AND OIL TAXES , CHIMNEYS, BREECHINO AND ASH PANS, SETTLER° FANS, SALT PANS AND CON DENSERS; STEAM. PIPES, GABONEETEBS AND IRON BRIDOES . ?BISON DOO‘BS AND COAL sairrzs Ordee end Warehouse, corner Second. Third, Short and Liberty Streets, ger Order°sent to the above address will be romptly attended to, mh7:189 WIL BARNHILL & CO., BOILER MASERS AND SHEET IRON WORKERS, NOS. ISO, EIS, 014 AND *5 PENN ST. Having secured a large yard ma furnished lt pate the most approved machinery, we are pre pared to manufecture every description of BOIL ERS in the beat manner, and warranted equal to any made iu the country. 'Chimney's, Breeching, Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Sellers, Condensers., Prose , ans, Tants, Oil Stills, Agita tors, Settling Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar pane, and sole manufacturers of Barnhill's Pat ent Boller'. BePatrixdose snortestaortice. 10:c21 .411ZD D. BEM TABED BRUSH & SON, ILADVIVIDTDDXIIB 01 Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks. SWIM IRON WORE, RO. 61 Penn Eit i rittsburg Gu ; .r4ytqi 13°C11 COAL AND CORD. PPTTSBIJEGH GAZETTE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 114, 1869 (2Z2IOIII{T POINT.) prrreasuaini. PL. WOSNS• CARROLL & SNYCIER, Kesur.Aartrazit s PITTSBURGH, Pa. STOVES, OAf3TINGS, &o. ii..IIBADILEY tt CO., N 9.80 WOOD STREET, Ittartufacturersof the greatest variety of Cook, Pirlor and Seating Stoves, TO BE FOUND. In our assortment willbe found all the LATEST PATTERNS AND lIIPROVektENTS, and the reputation of our Stoves le latch that anv but 'want 01 a good article should purchase none those manufactured by us, as they will be found the most durable as well as economical. Would call particular attenilon to our new VOLCANo STOVE, for churches, halls and stores. Over SOO sold In three moans. Intended for with or with out casing. ell who have used them pronounce them superior to any other Prlce far cheaper. Send fer C"°g ne ailt. heapsr• le3o ORM, RUNS & CO., aufrorAcTossas or sus: va.arorr or BOSTON COOKEIVG 'RANGE, "THE FIERY 'FURNACE," FOR WIXOM* BIILLIKNOR. TEM NNW ANTI-DUST COOKINe "REOULA.TOR.,, COI:MOIR COOK srova., VAN'S (Cincinnati l'atte_ FORTABiat BANOE OAST IRON ItANTLEn, WALIALANIi RZYLECTORALRATNth_trec (rota Gus and WV: GRANS DLO. INNoR 3 &Ca ' 206 and 206 Liberty Street, 5e25:07 .13BURGH FA. coo g STOVES. CET THE BEST. BISSFOILLI. dr, CO.S TRIUMPH. FOB BITUMINOUS COAL. Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as ssll as any other Store in the Union. BISSELL & CO., No. Q 35 Libertv Street. Also on nand and for solo s • PARLOR nous,. EurrTragol LUMBER. T O _ _ TO BtfILDERS! 1100.000 feet Dry Pine Boards. 160,000 feet 131. Inch Clear Plank; 311,000 feet Iti inch Common Plank; 96,000 feet Dry 1 and A !soh Oak: 95,000 ft . 34,_1. lk,lll and 3 inch Poplar: 10.0001 set Dry Poplar Scantling: , • 10 j 1)1A 1 feet Dry Yellow Pine Boards; 100,000 feet Hemlock Scantling. 103.000 fait No. 1 111 inch liaginall Shin gles. AOO,OOO No. 110-inch Shingles, sawed: AO OtKITIO. 116-inch Shingles, shared; 30,b00 .Na Brick; 1,000 e Tile. WO Tons lire Clay; Also Saw lAill Lumber, _Doer_ and Cedar Posts:ant!' 11,14,111.ailiiirticlaiplynatrarsh:41 V. sale by No. 151 Bebeeca Wallet and corner of Pftble and Juniata otreets, S i l t ward, Allegheny, late bor. ough of biSnohentet. arget CkLASS, 0131p1,11. 011.TLERY. 100 NEW GOODS• FINE VASES, BOKENIAN AHD 01113145.. NEW B DllOlllB SETA' TEA BETS. err , r ou rs, 8"1"ti 1 ge stock of sILTPS PLATED GOODS Ad examine one (00411. and we sled no one need Tali to be salted. 141 PEED °0 E Call ant feel statist 111. 100 WOOD = ' •-• )• IGO PORT MT FOUNDRY COMPANY• OFFICE AND WORKS, TWELFTH STREET, PELVSBURGE4 PA. VirEngines, Rolling min Ina chinery, Nail Machines, torte, and and Castings generally. ATIONAL 'FOUNDRY AND PIPE WORKS. Corner Carroll and Elnudinzan Strienisi PrrICS33I7-ItG-12, PA.. WILLIAM SMITH, Dlaxiufo,oUluror. of OAST IRON BOWL PIPE roit Elm AND WATER WOHES. lly Pines are all must invarlablyln Pits, rtment In dry sand, and DS feet lengths. Also, full asso of general Castings for Gas and Water Works. I would also Call the - . mention .nte of Gas Works to I-1 mate of RETORTS. DUQUESNE FORGE. Walla ELLER, ( successor to JOS. P. HAIGH & C 0.,) Forgesiliies co-extensive with the leading in .the East, and is prepared to promptly and satisfactorily fill all orders for STEAMBOAT SHAFTS, CRANES. PISTON ROD., LEVERS, PITMAN JAMS WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES, LOCOMOTIVE FRAMES. together with every description of SHAPE WO B e Office and Forge. Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street. apii:h4o ROBINSON, REA & CO., Successors to Roamso3x. Snits X 114. 112 8. WASHINGTON WORKS, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH, Natinfictorers of Boat and Stationary Stennt Fugues,all tio_n llifill e7s,'oll And Stills, Rolle and Sheet frog Wort. Office, No. 14, corner Pint and Smithfield St Age t tis for GIFFARIPS PATENT IN for Seeding r 52 TUORAS CARLIN &CO., Fourth Ward Foundry and liachine Work% SANDUSKY BT., ALLI,GUENY CITY, PA., 3ianntletbrers of Station sry and Portable Steam Engines, Ott eresims, rudega, SbaftingMachine Erist and Saw MS Work, Bolling NMI and Castings, Orate Bars, Weights. Wagon BOXeD, &C. %aid to order and have on - hand Engines of all sizes. vl4:q6 sit -----------_ DWIOND OIL WOlllOl, H. M. LONG & CO., Once, DLLZELL BUILDING, WAIUNG AND KING, Cannlisten Merchants and Brokers Petroletun and its Products, Room 17, Chamber of Commerce, VCR. BROTHERS , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, of all descriptoria NINTH WMID.I Drign .a. DALZELLIS BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAYS 11111LDELPHIS ADDBE93, 133 80IITEI BECOVD 13TRIZT. splitt AND DEALEBB IS Petroleum and its Products, Pittsburgh Offie—DAIMILLIS BIIIIADINO, exalter of Di:velum Wa and Irwin streets. Phitadelphis Ocoee -1U WALNUT BT. apisr7S ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.I MOUT R. G TWEDDIA MANUFACTIIIM OF Lubricating & High Test Boning Oils. Eclipse BsDread Axle 011. Stands great heat without change; remains limpid it lowest temperatures. special OR for tropical climates or hot weather. Shop,_ Locomotive, Engine, Machine Will cut !Wawa. Saw Sill and Planing PHU 1:11e, A.depted for high opeed. Spindle 011, Wool 1 Ilead•Lighi 011, Oil, Tanners, Stull'illemple, lag artaishingoll, Gasoline, newness Oil. Pilirrallille. mows velum % to preserve Bright lion Work and Machinery frOM Bast. 'These products are manufactured under Dr. Twaddle' s_patent by Superheated Steam In Vol cuo. '1 he Lubricating 0111 are almost odorless, perfectly pure. uniform. and mostly light col ored. et d high temperature uncle etOrig ii i remain limpid during extreme cold. The 0111 . are unequalled, and are in constant use on y ot th e principal Railroad' Samples can `beexamined and orders left it 174 WOOD STRISST. Works at bharpsburg Bridge. NOVELTY WORKS. pITTSBURGEL NOVELTY 'WOW. ironnaed &muffs, revs= & WI ILVINUFACTUSIBB Cr UYEITOiI3 STADABD.WAIBBNIC Et AT *NT) PLATFORM AND 00UNTRR SCALES. . inns Toed Patent Door Locks and Latches. Paint and Coffee MIN& Me. DORM OP FIRST AVENUE ittGUAIIT eistmnincd. Penn a. STONE WEST COON" Iffigaine Maw Works, Narthwat nornerofireatOommon, Alieglualf. WOWS ATITATICA a , co. - Om of bind os lirs4A on ears sotiV emur fnertal and Rap Mon* Ai Ig o r Vasa'. se. Bead an Tettal aadoiniaagalemalgh. )resassaa OEM Bins NO. SO FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGU CASE CAPITAL •• • • 3200.000 Stockholders Individually Liable. DANS OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT. JOHN /LOYD WM. FLOYD, President. Cashier. DIBILCTOng. Thos. M. Marshall, I Joni' M. Murtland, Win. T. Shannon, Archibald Wallace, James W • Arrott, Jas. D. Kelly, Chas. B. Leech, Wm. Floyd. John Floyd, This Bank Is now fully organized and prepaied to do a general Banking butTiness. :10k43 FUTEE AVENUE BANS Of Pittsburgh. No. 195 FIFTH AVENUE. CAPITAL. .. . .......... 000,000. STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDBALLY LIA BLE. SIK PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on time deposi Collections made on ail accessible points In the United States and Canadas on most favorable terms. Exchange on all the printiPal Foreign cities bought and sold. Miscount days Tuesday_ and Friday. Open from OA. se . to a P. 11., and on Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock. DIRECTORS: ED.ED. DITHRIDGE, W. P. WET - mg:NI. W. IT. SIMS. FRANK sIEBERT, • W. C. ROBERTSON, HicNRYARMOR'M EYER, DAN. 'KINZEMR. D. M. , IL POERSTEL. ED. DITHRIDGE, President. F. E. seliEritli, cashler. auis-na CITY BANK. 112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa CAPITAL, 8100,000. STOCIIIIOLDERS INDIVIDUILLY LI!BLE. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Bought and sold. and when desired remitted to Europe. Collections made on all the principal points of the United States and Camp's. Doisrocg. IRDISEN, President. lasins MCCABIZ, Vice President. W. V. Monns.N. Cashier. • DIRECTONS. D. Ihmsen. James McCabe, Thomas Rourke, Hugh Xemang J. Dunlevy. Jr., Terence Campbell, Patrick Nene, James Phelan. Chas. B. Barr,H.A.Freyvogle, Jno.Jos.liernann, • Thom*. Barnes, 1 je l :ls .J O.. 5.. GAZZ AM, Solicitor. THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY Of Pittsburgh. Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylva nia, January BC 1807. For the safekeeping or Bonds and other Securities, Bola and Sliver, Sliver Plate. Books. Records. Diamonds and. Valuables of all descriptions, under guarantee. and for the renting of Safes in its burglar-P oof vaults. Building and Udine JP). S 3 FOURTH AVE.," PITTSBPRGII, PA PIIESIDENT-IVILLIAM PHILLIPS. VICE PILESIDENT-BENRY LLOYD DIRECTORS: AVM. PHILLIPS, iJABIES I. PI T HI. NBA LLOYD, .BYRON IL PAIN E WILLIAM BEA. 'jos. B. moitspi. , . WILLLAM M. LY IS oN, li. LIIISSE!GEORGEY BLUR C. SZCIIZTATCY AND TRICASCILSB *. F. Vt.fli 13ONISH.Olt.tr. siiV:tifi7 4 ts, -HAUT, CAVGIIEIE b. CO., BANKERS AND BROKER , Comer Third and Wood B rrr'rtl3l3ll ll GFlX.. SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART i C 0.,) DzAlres 11l Exchange, Coin, Coupons, Led particular st e t:V i z paid to the poxehase GOVERNMENT. BONDS. sight Drafts on London. mylast PACIFIC RAIVAY GOLD LOA Kum BRUN & CO, Exchange Place, and N. E. /BHP & CO., Pine Street, N. Y., offer for sale the Bonds of the Kansas Pacific Railway. These Bonds pay seven per cent. in Gold; have thirty years to run; are ree from overument Taxation; are secured by a Land Grant of Three Million Urea of the nest Lands in jansas and Colorado n addition to this special grant the Com any also own Three Millions of Acres in Kansas, winch are being rapidly sold to develop the country and improve the road Thty are a first mortgage upon the extension of the ?old from Sheridan, Lamas, to Denver, Colorado, The road in operation 7 miles long, upon which it is also a mo age, NOW BARNS MORE THAN: ENOUGH NET INCOME TO PLY THE INTEREST ON THE NEW LOLL There is ne better . security in the market—this bring in some respects better than Government Be entities. MUHL AND INTESEST PAYABLE IN GOLD. ?dee 96, and awn eti Interest, in Curienty. Pamphlets,l. ps and eirCilltl fllTUllued cm application. sun FINANCIAL , SILVER AND COUPONS Bought at Flighest Prices. PR. R. MERTZ, Banker Cor. Wood and Fifth Streets. 310LBIES & SONS, • 7811..r1U3t.589 57 Market Street, PrITICSI3T.TaGEL, PA.. Collections made on all the villein* points o the United States and Canada'. Stockt,Bonds and other Securities BOUGIIT AL ND FOLD OF comtILSSION. P a rticular ottention paid to the purchase and Ct bt • 'nited States Securities LNEs-T, BRADY & Co. (Succe3aors oS. JONES it C 0..) Corner Fourth and Wood Sts., 3sE. Bin Ayr) SELL ALL KINDS 07 GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS, ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS Vir Interest Allowed on Deposits. ° west mark.lol-11.oneyet Joine e d on Government Bonda s rsts. Orders executed for the Purchase and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and DOLL"-- JAMBS T. BRADT & CO. tly Vttsturgij gaitttt. FINANCE AND TRADE, Mawr. or PITTSSUBGEE GAZETTE, MOERDAY, Sept. 12, 1669. 1 Gold was strong to-day at 135%@135%, closing at 1357(A13 6 . Government bonds could not be man tained at their Saturday's quotations, and sold down. New 1865 s 119%, and 1867 s 120%. . . Stocks are stronger and higher, the market is sustained by a strong party who are committed to keep the market as long as possible, in order to be en abled to sell out. Money stringent but somewhat easier than last week. Busi ness gradually improving. Quotations as received by Ph. R. Mertz: Gold, 136; Silver, 130%; Eighty one's, 121%; Five Twenties, 1862, 1186522; do 1864, 121%; do 1865. 121%; do , Consols, 119%; do 1867, 120% York ; do 1868, 119%; Ten Forties, 110% 96%;; New Central, 204%;_Erie, -; iteading, Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne dr Chicago Railroad, 88%; Ohio it Misissippi, 131%; Michigan bouthern, 102; Cleve land & Pittsburgh, 110%; Chicago d Rock Island, 112%; Chicago it North Western, 80%; Chicago di North 'Western Preferred, 89%; Adams Express Com pany, 57%; Merchants Union Express, 37%; Pacific Mail, -; Western Union Telegraph Company, 37%; American Ex press Company -. EXCHANGE, Large. Small. London, per R. ............. ....t6,65 16,77 Paris. per franc ............... 27 29% Berlin, thater .................. 99 1 5800 Frankfort, florins .......••••• '7 losing quotationsGo r ld ce : eiv l3se%; d byUnited Jamea -.-CBrady Oc Co. 1 k States Sixes, 1881, 121%; Five-Twenties; 1862,122; do. 1864, 121; do. 1865,121%; Ten-Forties, 110%; Five we nties, Janu ary and July, 1865, 119%: do. do. 1867, 120: . do. do. 1868. 119%: Due Com pounds, 119; Union Pacific Railroad, , 86; Central do, do, 99; Cy. Pacific 109%; Lake Superiors, 96. :Br Telegraph to tie "Pittsburgh Garette•l NEW Yong, September 13, 1869. The chief feature of Wall stre om et was the meeting of the Governing C tee of the Stock Exchange to take action on the re-admission of Erie to the call of the Board. After much discussion the Committee finally decided to readmit the stock, the registry being hi accordance with the rules of the Stock Exchange and registered certificates only are to be good delivery. Jay Gould sent in a letter giving fall particulars of the yConinany' bonded debt. The stock was acvel dealt in at the National Exchange. and rose,to 39%. It will be put on the regular Board call tomorrow morning. Money market easier at 7 per cent currency for general rate on call, but in the afternoon free offers at 5®6 per cent. _ Sterling dull at 8%,©8%. Gold firm; Live Stock Market. , I opened at 135%, closed at 135%@ts5g. NEW Yoak,September 13.-A total o . 7,068 cattle proves fully 500 ton manyl Carrying rates 1-32 until tomorrow. and , 3@al - 4 Per annm' Ciearan°e23lBs'lM'v"`" that number remaining unsold. Tier. Governments steadyoonpons, 'Bl, 21% . f-, X 2 do. '62, ogaw do. '64, 21®21%; is not much difference in price-from M. do. '64, 21%@21%; do. new,,192 0 ; do. day week, only a larger number of th. '67, 20%; do. 68, 19%®20; 10-40's, 10%@ common droves average lower. Thu 10g4; Pacific% 9%@10. lots are Kig}to lower, than on Fridayi Mate bonds dull; Missouri% 87; old There were 4,100 head on sale te-day - , Tennessees, 61%; new do.; 52'; old Viz- 1,900 of them - at Communipaw ands7B!, ginlas, 55; new do., 58; old North Caro- at Weehawken. Nothing goes abo 16ci' limas, 55; new do., 47. 1 Texans sell at 10@13c, and thin GM Stocks heavy till noon but were subse- at 12c, the market averaging 14gc. quently strong at 'clot per per cent, Out of 860 of Alexander's sixty-fote;; higher until throe o'clock; the features fat 7 cwt Texans sold for 13% 95 o 6 beingltanderbilt ern South. cwt thin at 100120, and 180 IllinOls, 71).:,, err, North Western and Rock Island. Owt., at 14@l6o; a drove of strong 7 win; Owing to the oversold condition -of the Ohio steers sold at 14@1530, - andif, North Western and Lake Shore stooks Kentucky grades, 7% cwt, at 15@ilkz both are scarce for borrowing, and the [several of the best grades are kept out c.. apprehensions of a twist in them induced ;the market rather than lose -moneyori an advance; market was subsequently them. Sheep; receipts 39 , 400 head; th; - , weak, particularly on New York Central, bulk of the offerings are poor and ti, ,:,_ but finally closed firm though unsettled, slowly, mostly by the head, at 132,,76€.. Erie exhibiting great strength.- 8,50 each; fat sheep are-wanted at a@miel . .Ftive-Thirty Prices: Canton, 57; cfilm. lambs are worth from 7to 830; of thc ', berland, 31%; Western Union Telegraph, twelve thousand on sale today one mi.! - 87; Quicksilver. 18%; Mariposa, 9; do. thin 70 pound State brought 450, on':- - preferred, 16%; Pacific; Mail, iB%; .Adam! car Ohio 83 pounds syc, one car oiit&- Expreiph 57%; Wells &Fargo, 18%; Amer- 82 pounds 6Nc, 60 Canada 106 pounds Te:_ - , - lean, 37%; United States, 61%; New York one car State lambii 62 pounds . B%e; opi , '" c e ntral, 254%; Harlem, 164; Hudesm car Canada 63 .psunds 8%43, lot oustati. River, 18234; Reading, 96%; Erie, 51 pounds 7%c. Total _hop 18,090 witl:' 89%; do. preferred, 64%; Michigan Can. Wears today ; Prices are not strOrigr t r g, 127%; Michigan ftuthern, 102 12%0 for dressed, one' car Ohio 166 potiti - d , Illinois Contrail -137 ; Pittatrargh, 40g; sold alive at 9,03. ' --- - --- • - ', i 0 1' arr,•a1.... , ~. •h; -- ~ :f0 4.1 •-• p• - `: „ • - • '4, i' l / 4 1 ; E - • • i , ---- Northwestern, 80%; do. Preferred, SA', Cleveland, Columbus and Circirma 78;.Rock Island, 112;:.; St. pAuts do. preferrPd, ii:,:;:;; Wabash. 76; c preferred, 82; Fort Wayne, 88; Ter Haute, 33: do. 'preferred, 57; Chicago al Alton, 150; preferred, 151 ; Ohio a; Mississippi, 31%; Dubuque, 110; Colui bus, Cincinnati and Indiana Central,; Mining Shares dull. Copper at Boston: Copper Falls. 8 Franklin, 13; Heels, 70, Hancock, Minnesota, 1%; Quincy, 25. ' Sub. Treasury balance, $56,764,765. PITTSBURGH MARKETS. .---,- OFFICE OF I3 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, MONDAY, Sept. , 1869. Business is moderately active, Witt fair demand , for most of the leading - ar ofes, while prices, generally, remains changed. The stringency in mon matters as well as the uncertainty in '3' gard to the future, tends very much restrict anything of a speculative feelir and as a Oiinsequence, there is an aim( total absence of that wild speculati feeling, which pervaded nearly eve branch of trade for several years past. APPLES—In better sul but n changed, at $2,00@3,00 per bbl' BUTTER—SaIes of -prime to choi fresh packed at 33®35. CEMENT—Johnstown Hydraulic C ment is quoted at 5 , 2,25 per bol. CHEEStI—Is steady, but unchange ranging from 15 to 17, the outside tigu for New York Goshen. CARBON OlL—Steady but un change 29 for round tots, and 30@31 in sun lots. I EGGS-sElles at 21®22. FEATHERS—DuIt; quoted at. SO® - cents to the trade, and the usual advan for small lots in store. - FLOUR—The demand is light at mainly local while price oo s are unchange whit from 56,75®7, for good wheat brands, and *7,25 for choice d 6. GRAlN—There is not much itaqUi for Wheat and prime Red will not cot mend above 51,30; there is not raw offering, however, and thorn is no ms gin for the dealers. Oats firmer,trac al higher; we now quote at 47®48 on and 50 in store. Corn is quiet and u changed; sale of prime yellow at SI,C Rye is dull; may be quoted on track at wharf at 51,10®1,12. No buyers f State Barley, as yet, above $1,25. HAY—Is firmer with sales from con ' try wagons, at 515®24, for common' strictly prime. HEMP—Very dull; $205 per ton. HUSRS—SaIes at 2%®3 cis per perm LlME—White Limo is quoted at 51,5 and Cleveland at 52,50 per bbl. LARD OIL—F. Sellers Jr. Co. quo I Extra No. 1, at 51,45, and No. 2, at $1,05 1,08 PROVISIONS—The demand is fair, tx unchanged. . Bacon, Shoulders. 15; Ribbed Sides, 184 . Clear do, 19%; Sug._ Cured Hams, 23 2.3%. Lard, 2o y, tirces, 21 in half bls..and 21% in boo. ets and kegs. eas Pork, 5.33%®3 Dried Beef, 22. PEANUTS—Sa es at 15 cents. PEACHES—Were in better snpp but with a continued good deman prices are still maintained, $1,50®20 per box. PLUMS—Offering freely and pric lower: we now quote at $1.00®4,5 0 p' bushel. POTATOES—SaIes of prime Jers( Sweets at $6,00@6,50 per bbl. SALT—Is firmer, with Bales of et load lots at 81,85 per bbl. SEEDS—SmaII sales of Timothy See at .5-1,25®4,50. No Flax Seed offerin, and no demand for Clover. PETROLEUM MARWET. OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, j MONDAY, September 13, 1869. There was rather more actvity in cruc to-day, the sales in the aggregate belt unusually large—some of these, hot ever, were settlements of contract The market, generally, is dovoid anything new or important, and price for both crude and refined remain ui changed. The "bull" and "bear" el . ment is beginning to crop out again tl feeling between the two being consi4 erably stronger than it has been fc some time past CRUDE. Sales in lots of 11,000 bbls for Septen ber, at 143;; 2,000 same delivery at 85.1 on board oars at Oil City; 1,000 edit November or December at 141/,; 2,0( buyer until July Ist, 1870, at #6,60; an 1,000 buyer all year, at 14X. Later .1 the day, it is said, 15 was offered for nu: er all year, without •flnding sellers. • REPINED - . _ Market dull and weak, though price, compared with Saturday, are unchanget But a single sale reported 1,000 bbls lal half September at 32%. Lines ranniii from September or October to Decembe r may be quoted at 32%®32%. LVERIOATENO OILS. Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil 4t Eclipse Railroad Axle ..................... Eclipse Machinery ............. . ....... ... 7E Eclipse Soindle ......... 8( • RECEIPTS OF CRUDE OIL. Owston & Sowers. .................. 403 bbli R. D. Cochran & Bro. ........ 480 " D Bly &Co . . ............ 80 4 4. Total 864 bbl OIL sirrrigm EAST BY A. V. B. B. • Braun dr. Wagner 250 bbls refined t Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia. OIL SHIPMENTS PER WEST PENNA. B I Mentzer, Helder & Co., 520 bbls ref. Waring, King 4 Co., Philadelphia. I, OIL SHIPPED EAST AT DUQUESNE DEPOT Brooks, 13allentine & Co. 44 bbls re: to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia. Hutchison Oil &, Relined Co., 318 bbl to Warden, Frew it Co.'PhUadelPha. Total shipments Refined_ 36 =I
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