I
II
l e.
pivi &BURGH
STEEL 'WORKS.
STABLISSED 1E145.
ANDERSON & WOODS,
MAN UFACTCUEE S OB
ST REFINED CAST STEEL
• Of.every description. /Ono, best
• ~
efined German Plow and Spring Steel,
CDENEE DOSS AND FrItST AVENDE,Pitts.
=lib. Ps aul6:vit
MILLER, BARB & PARKIN.
G.EYILELAI. PAII!T,N'E2.9
VV. METCALF. ' REUBEN'
I L
ER,
GEO. W. BARR. •ARIN.
EPECIAL PAItTNEII-9. M. &LER,
CRESCENT STEEL itvoEms,
MILLER, BARR & PARRIN,
OFFICE, 339 Liberty Street,
i'EMBUgGH , P A
feltd43
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, ILAHM & CO
Manufacturers of
iRON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
AVQIELESITE, L X AIM JIINL&TAI
BAND;AR, ROUND AND SQU ARE IRON..
HOOP, SHEET AND TANK IRON,
BOILEP. FL AT.LS AND lIFADS, •
HUARD IRON, DRAG and DROPPER BARB,
FL ANGIt I.; UTTER BARS, Cs L INDEF.
, T.A.SITI PLAT RAIL, for Coal Roads.
f•lBOWB A its,wr.DGF.S & HARROW TEETH,
arRING,I'LOW AND
CULTIVOR STEEL,
T EEL WING'S AND MOULDS cot to pattern.
STEEL TIRES, STEEL SHAFTING, A. B.
TEEL
. COACH. BUGGY and 'WAGON SPRINGS and
T.LES,
CUT NAILS AND SPIRES. •
#4ll Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS.
i.llateenth Street and Allegheny River,
and 77 Water Street. Pittsburgh.
3IEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER , , NIMIOK & CO.,
PITTSBURGH.. PA..
I biantaseverere of every desertpt!on at
tAST LINT) GER3LiIi STEEL,
AiLW STANG-8,
ELUL. 1.7 C AS PTFORM STRUMS,
AXLE II
S., L
STEEL TIRE, &c., tte
iTazahouse, 83 Water and 100 First Sts.
::11.A.C6. DIAMOND
STEEL. WORKS.
RK, BROTHER & CO,,
Marxfactoreis of all desoliPllona of
450"arir-A.4 I T-a.
Pe end isrehouse. TIRTITH, THIRTY ZIRST add RG.LLILOAL) STREETS,
SRASS
ATWOOD &• 1111AFFIIEY,
Cor..Liberty St. & 3d Avenue,
PITTSBURGH. PA.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
And Iron Pipe Fitters.
STEAM ENS PU M PS A N D
S. CAJIRROA CO'B
PUMPS AND BLOWERS.
Cilltiii.Vti S BASCH.
MIT= BIS%
R rO -' 3
HENRY BIE -
SUCCESSORS TO
303 N M. COOPER. & CO.,
Bell and' Brass Founders.
BEGAS 4 A CASTINGS
MADE-PROMPTLY TO ORDER.
Maleable Wand Gret Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
'MOTTLE, SUETY AID CIRCE VILN ES
ALIA GL01313
1:11A'ON CoCIK-S,
'ayes Work of every
and
for
Steam, Water and 011.
MAIMFACT ?JCRS OF J. BS. COOL'S , WS
intpioved Balance-Wheel Steam Pump,
Agents for Dreyfus' l'atent Oil
ers, the best in the Illarket.
()ace and Worn., corner lizaneentb and Pike
treetl. sta.
diiittstitsEN• PROCISS.
•
The Trustees are now Prepared to grant Been
26 - tor the use of the BLLERSItAIThEbi PRO
aftts3. •
The superior quality imparted to good Irmi,
he great Improvement .in inferior iron. and the
:educed cost,commend it to ali ITlanufacturers Of
iron. • •
Parties wishltur to use tt'esa obtain licensee by
tiipiying to
JAMES P. .SPEER
Attorney for the Tr:Lames,
.AoOldB 1 and 111. English's Building, 913/4
4,OUItA avenue.
' Par ties interested are invited te visit the
iIIOBBBILIWEIL WORKS. where the r ocess is
noW In successful operation. teB:db7
E VERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron Work&
vi li:encrust. Nos. 156 and 167 PLOT
VIIEM.T.,OOPosite MenollitLiela noose'
ntoZ4sd6 , P/T,TBBUROB
COAL AND COKE.
COALt COMM COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWiIa & CO.,
Etevms removed their Oftlee to
NO. 567 l i thEiri r t ll-B THEET
114484 Flour 161 1 118B0ODTn /MOOS.'
igag tar dweitaitirgen .
nErMathaNZict4
WM as mu' 14
•:Se
wow., •
•
u --., .'
Its IL BOLE 8~ CO9
Con Point Alley and DUliUeSne Ste,
Engine Bui/ders, Founders and
Machinists.
Mannfactnra STEAMBOAT ENGINES and BTA.
TIONAEY ENGINES of all nixes.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL
of WLL
-tiosel EN
power GINE .
AND PORTABLE
ILER, 1S
CASTINGS, of every kind, autde to order atour
Yonndry, on THIRD STREE_T, below Market.
RIOS for Oil Wells, SHAFTING, Pumas's,
EIANGERS,HOUSE and TOBACCO SCREW'S and
IRON TOBACCO PBESWEB, on Band and made to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the Allegheny Elver, Ilene the Point,
Sr All orders promptly Piled. TRY in.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL all TA NI
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUED TUBULAR,
BLUE'-BOX AND CYLINDER. STEAM BOIL
ERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECRINCI• AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND • CON
SETTLING
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, eASOMETER,S AND IRON
BRIDGE 4;
PRISON DOOR'S AND COAL SHIITES
Otdee and Warehouse, corner Socoadt
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
Miir Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:l
WM. BARNHILL 8. CO.,
- BOILER MAKERS!
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS;
• iso3. 50,115, sk AND 146 PENN ST..
•
Having secured a large yard and fornlehed it
with the most approved machinery, We are pre
pared to mancfacture every description of BOIL
ERS in the best manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the country. chimneys, Breeching,
Fire • Beds, Steam Pipes,Locomotive Boliere,
Condensers, ELalt Pans, 'fails, Oil Stills, Agita
tors, Settling .Pans. Boiler Iron, Iklidges, Sugar
ant 3 o
sole manufacturers of Barnhill' s Pat
nt Boilers.
BeTatillat don! ^n stionest notice. tzs:Cla
JAIL= X. 88V5}3..•.--.-..IDUTIND D. DEDEII
JABED H. BRUSH & SON
ILLITIITACTURDES OT
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
• SHEET IRON WORK, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o.
_
4..IIBADLEY it CO., I
NO. DO WOOD STREET
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
s. •
Cook, Parlor and Resting Staves,
TO BE FOUND.
In our assortment will be found all the LATEST
PATTbRNS AND IbIPROVuMENTa., 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
Tltaarticular atteion to our new VoLCNi
STOVE.. for churches, halls an° stores. Over 800.
sold In three months. Intended for with or with
out cising. All who have used them pronounce
them superior to any other and far cheaper. _
Bend r Latalogue sad Yrlce List. Ie
ORAFF, EiIIGIIS
CO,,
IgAirtrrACTIYItZES or may VARIETY OP
16 11 1 11 CrVi ratE3,
BOSTON GOOSING RANGE,
"THE FIERY FURNACE,"
Olt WABsilisO BUILDINGS.
NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
..REULATOR." COLUMBIA COON STOVE,
VAN'S (Cincinnati Pattern) PORTABLE
RANGE CAST IRON MANTLES, WLLitils-N'S
REPLECTOR_RATErree Isom art and dust;
G E Plied. FMICUIEB/3. Ad.
206 and 208 Liberty Street,'
flan: IT . PITTSBURGH , PA.
pirrsumias.
CtOOli STOVES.
• CET THE BEST.
BISSELIA fiti CO.'S
TRIIIMP
FOR BITVMENOCIN COAL.
Warranted tO Cook, Bake or Boast as
sell as any other Stove In the Union.
BISSELL & 001,
No. 285 Libertv Street.
kiso on nand and for sale,
PLEILOE STOVES,
REATEed.g°JE72(TS_, 1170.4MEES.
OoonINO KA.NWES. *e.
WORKS.
MB
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1869
(Nziat Tag Potxr,)
PITTiSBLYBEIIit PL.
ILtriGTACTrjOS ES OP
PITTSBURGH, Pr,
LUMBER.
O BUILDERS!
•
TI 00. 00 0 feet Dry Pine Boards.
• 150,00 0 feet 135 Inch Clear Plank;
• - 25,000 feet 1% Inch Common Plank:
25,000 feet Dry 1 and A tech Oak:
25,000 ft. I. 1%, 2 and 3 inch Poplar:
10,000 lest bry Poolar Scantling:
10.000 feet Dt7 Yellow Pine Boards' '
100,000 feet Hemlock Scantling.
303.000 feet No. 1 15 Inch Baena! Shin
gled.
500,000 No. 116-inch Shingles, sawed:
50,000 No. 116-Inch Shingles, snared;
50,800 Fire Brick;
I, 00 Fire Tile.
JOU Tone f`tre May;
Also, Saw Mill Lumber, Locust and Cedar
Posts, and all articles in the line on hand and for
smile by ALEXANDER PATTERSON. Yards—
' No. 151 Rebecca street and coranr of Preble and
Juniata streets,Allitla ward,Allegheuy, late bor.
ap:6
ough of liancbester, •
OWLS% OWNA,, CrUTLEIRY.
OD S T REET•` ,
NEW GOODS.
FINE.. ; VASE%
150H.EDIAN AND CHINA
NR7 DIDiFLE 88T8
T8, 611T CU Pl 3
SMOKING SETS, '
large etoeX oL
gain PLATED ' GOODS
of all description..
Call and enanane our goods, and we
feel Walled no one need all to be suited:
,lito IIIM3D•& CO•
E
/ 09 WOOD OPIUM
~ =~:ti
~;
a, t 3 (.;
-•
KNAP TORT PITT
FOUNDRY COYPAITY.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ri"Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torte, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Sn3allmau girtetti
(NINTH WARD,)
PA.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Manufacturer , of
CAST IRON BOIL PIPE
FOIL ti A 9 AND WATZliwoßas
Hy Pipes are all east invariablyin 'Pits, in dry
sand, and 1% feet lengths. Also, ftal assortment
of general
Castlags for Ciao and Water Works.
I would aleckall—"tention of Sh_
eats of 41a2. Worke the
'mites. of hlETOßTS.perlntend
A
DUQUESNE FORGE.'
• WILLIE /I MILLER,
(Successor to JOS. P. LIAIOR & C 0.,)
•
Has facilities Es. ad
with the leading
Forges in the East, and Is prepared to promptly
and satisfactorily fill all orders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, CRANES, PISTON ROD-, LEVERS,
PITMAN .1 AMS. WRISTS, RAILROAD AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVE FRAMES, together with every
description of SIIILVE WORE. Office and 'Forge,
Corner of Duquesne Vey and First Street.
apiCh4o
ROBINSON, REA is CO.,
Successors to ROsolstot, MIMS MILLICIB,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Mannlhoture Engine s, and Btationory Ste= En
gines, Blast Mill Machinery, tieullg.
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions: Oil Tanks
and Stills,_Boiler and Skeet Iron Work.
Office No. , lA, corner first and Smithfield
Streets'.
f.?r tooen •
Agt ors f GIEFARD , S PATENT INJECTOR
sil:es2 _
THOMAS CALIELLLN CO.,
Fourth Ward Fonadly and Machin Work',
SANDWEY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, TA.,
Manufacturers of Stationsry and Portable Steam
Latrines, fretses, Pti.leys, Shafting, Grist
and Saw NM Work, Bolling BIM and Martine
Castings, t3rate liars, Weights, Wagon Boxes,
ac. Build to order and have on hand Engines of
all sizes. ravl4:tia
DILAISIOND OIL WORKS,
H. NI. LONG & CO.,
(Mee, DLLZELL BUILDING,
WABLNG AND
Coronae'lon kterenanta and Broken
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZEWS BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PEETIADILLPHLL ADDIIIOI3,
Boom 17, Chamber of Commerce,
133 13011T11 OECOND STREET.
I r ma BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and Its Products,
co r r gttbollt,,Mr4 L 'ed'l l,l inta l) . '
ppludelDtila Office-1117 WALNUT ST.
spi:w2o
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERI3IIEIT W. C. 'MEDDLE,
BANUPAOTITREB Olf
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Sellpse Railroad Axle Oil.
Stands great heat without change: remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special Oil for
tropical climates or hot weather.
Leeereetlwe, Engine. /Machine Shop,
Will cut Screws.
law
A Mill and Planing Mill Oils,
Sp in dapte dle d Oil, for high speed.
Wool , Head.Light 011,
Oil, Tanners , Stuff.!Wimple ,
ing ik Finishing Oil o
, ',Gasline,
Harness Oil. IParratllne. •
All3lOll VA.810313 , to preserve Bright Iron
Work and Bachlnery f ro
These
These products are manufhetured under Dr.
Twaddle spatent by Superheated Steam in Vac
cuo. 3. he .Lubricating Pia are almost odorless,
perfectly pore , uniforms, and mostly light col
ored, stan d slash temperature unchanged. and
remain limpidduringextremecold. The Railroad
Offs are .nnequalled, and are in constant use on
many of the principal Itailronds. Samples can
be examined end orders left at 114 WOOD
STREET, Works , at Sharpsburg Bridge.
NOVELTY WORKS.
purTsßutiou
NOVELTY WORKS.
Founded A. D. 18311.
&DAMS, M'KEE & 00.
starur•croasos or
EP B O STANDARDAAIRBAnc_iI PAT
ENT) PLATFORM COUNTER
SCALES.'
;anus' laced Patin% Door Locks and Latches,
won oPitgracinitAfSitarr
Pittotbargb. Perna ad
WEST COMMON
Machine Stone Works,
Northireit 'bonne rif *eat Coixononi ltirbanY.
razipa wrirwrias - coss
Ravel on band or il i wa oa abort natio Beard
and Sun stopsa, bidercalkos 11111 , 0 1 7
Vanlta, ars. Head an Tomb btoner. '64.
(IMO prataPtil artacltted• teas Itanalmall
,-
, 4'
MEI
AMERICAN BAK.
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURG/C.
CASH CAPITAL 9200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOHN FLOYD WM. FLOYD,
President. Cashier.
DIRECTOR 9.
Thos. M. Marshall, I John M. Nlurtland,
Wm. T. Shannon, Archibald Wadace,
James W • Arrott, I Jas. Li. Kelly,
Chas. U. Leech, ' Wm. Floyd.
John Floyd, .1
This Saul: is now fully organized and prepared
to do t a general Battling business.
Je1043
OILS.
Dlllltle3De WAY. Pittsburgh. Ps.
STONE
+I. ..' -
1. .!>:
EN=
FIFTH AVENUE BANK
• .Of Pittsbni
e, •
No. 195' FIFTH AVENUE.
CAPITAL #lOO,OOO.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIA
BLE.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on time
deposits. _ Cciljectlons made In all accessible
Lovinoragtetttetermustlitcd states and Canadas on most
E x change on all the ptintinal Foreign cities
bought and sold.
Discount days Tuesday a'd Friday.
Open twin 9A. 51.1 u r. N., aaa on tiaturday
evenings from 7 to 9 cr .
DiItECTORS:
FD. DITHRIDGE, W.P. wEYMAN,
W. IL SIDS. 'FANK s•IF.I:ERT,
C. ItoItERTSON, HENRY dEYER,
DAN. KINZER. D. M. ARMOR,
EMIL POERSTEL.
ED. DITHRIDGE, President.
F. t. sciiiMicitiocasnier.
aciB.lol
CITY Ircit
112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAI., 8100,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
OTIIIEST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bought. anti 50141. and when &aired remitted to
Eur9pe. Collect Pint made on alt the principal
points of the United States and Cana.ta.
Domiwiew. imstsEN, Presi•ient.
.1 AME:i 31CcAug. Vice Preadent.
W. N. MoIIGAN. Cashier.
DlttECTOits•
D. Ihmsen. James McCabe,
.Thomas itourke, Hugh lientiug•
J. llunlery, Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick Kane, James Phelan
Chas. R. Barr, 11.A.Freyrogle,
Juo.Jos.Hermann, Thorns , Barnes,-
jelti JOzi. M. GAZE AM, Sotieltor.
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COM'ANY
• Of Pittsburgh. -
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylya•
Ms, January 21, 1867. Fur the safe-keeping
,f Bonds and other Securities, Gold and Silver,
Silver Plate. Boas. Records. Diamonds and
Valuables of all descriptions. under guarantee
and for the renting of Safes in Its burglar-proof
vaults. Building and Office
.10. S 3 FOURTH .IrE.VUE,
Pll TSB V Uti ,PA
PnESIDENT—NYILLIA. 3I .
VICE I'IIESIDENT-11F.NRY LLOYD
• DIRECTORS:
WM. PHILLIPS, JAMES I. BENVETT,
liA *.lt , i i.c.0Y1.), BYRoN H. PAINTER,
WILLIAM REA, Jos. s. 3P)ltuisi):..,
WILLIA.M. M. LYON. li 1 , .. 0 1 <GE BLACK,
CURTIS Li. lIIISSF.I..
SECRETARY AND TREASURER
VoN
nu:l3.tr
HART, CACGRE' do CO.;
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner_ Third and Wood tiltreeti,
PETT6 - 13URGLI.
OIEFOCESSORX TO HANI`7I., HART It CO")
Di.l.l.ZBe IX
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the purchase
Land sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
eight Drafts on London.
PACIFIC RAILWAY. GOLD ,LOAN
Illessrs, BONET, MORGAN & CO.,
Exchange Place, and 'AL K. JESEP k CO.,
Pine Street, 11, 11,, offer for sale the
Bonds of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent, in Gold;
have thirty years to ruu; are Free from
overnwent Taxation ; are secured by n
and Grant of Three Million Acres of the
inest Lands in Karlin and Colorado.
n addition to this special grant the Com
any also owns Three Millions of Acres
in Kansas, which are being rapidly sold to
evelop the country and Improve the road
They are a lint mortgage upon the eitension
of %he road from Sheridan, Kansas,. to
Denver, Colorado, The road in operation
17 miles long, upon which it is also a mor
gage, NOW EARNS MORE THIN ENOUGH
NET INCOME TO PIT THE INTEREST
ON THE, NEW LOAN. There is no better
security in the market—this being in
tome respects better than 6011CriMina
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
RUBLE IN GOLD. Prim 96, and aura
ed Interest, in Currency. Pamphlets, Nape
end -Circulus furnished on application
sun
=
IMME
MO
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Prices.
PH. HERTZ, Banker
Cor• Wood and Fifth Streets.
HOLDIES & SONS,
•
.7113.4L1C1MM1 -3 . 16
. . 9
57 Market Street,
I'l'1"1".11333V11.0 ,
Collection's made on all theprincipal point: of
the United SUMS and Cansdaa.
Stockß,Bonfa and other Seetritier
BOUGHT SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention nnid to the purc.nstaz and
axle of
United States Securities.
)1315:3.1
DANES Ts BRADY "!r O.
ir•Ak.w iRt
GOTERNYTINT SECURITIES,
tar money loaned on °overflow= Bonds a
lowest market rates.
Orders executed far the Purchase
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD-
zAjt . 'llittslii.irgil Gkitt„
9,4.1 . 11. 4
FINANCIAL.
(Ouccesson 08. JONE 2 a C 0..)
Corner Fourth..aud, 'Wood Sts.,
BUY AND SELL ALL BINDS OF
GOLD, SILTER AND COUPONS
ON MOST FAVVIU.BLE TEKK4
Kir Interest Allowed on Deposits.
JAMES T. BRADT & CO
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFIVS: OF PITTSBORCM GA.ZETTB,
. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 15, 1869. {,
A strong effort was made again to
day by the gold operators to run'up the
premium, and the price was run tip to
136, closing at 1.36!.,. The parties who
have the controliug interest in the gol4
room, are also the principal operators
in the Michigan Southern, . Ohio and
Mississippi, l and Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, and the Erie railroad, and by
their sales of Erie at an advance over
10 per cent. are enabled to put their own
figures on gold; the mercantile com
munity, however, is awaiting lower
prices before purchasing exchange for
remittance.
Government bonds were stronger and
firmer to-day, sympathizing with the
advance in gold, the market, however,
is not strong, and no speculative inter
est for a rise is manifested. It is confi
dently expected that just as soon as the
Government will cease buying bonds,
lower qqotation, are expected , with cer
tainty .
Stocks are dull and lower this even-
in quotations as received ny Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 136%; Silver, 130; Eighty
one's, 121%; Five Twenties, 1862, 122;
do 1864, 121%; do 1865, 121%; do 1865. '
Consols, 119%; do 1867, 120%; do 1868,
119%; Ten Forties, 110; New York
Central, 203%; Erie, —; Reading, 95;
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 87%; Ohio & Misissippl, 132%;
Michigan Southern, 101%; Cleve
land dr, Pittsburgh, 108; Chicago dr,
Rock Island, 112%; Chicago & North
Western, 79; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 88%; Adams Express Com-
PaTIV, 57%; Merchants Union EXpreBEI,
11; Pacific Mail, —; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 87%; American Ex
press Company —.-
EXCHANGE, Large. Small.
London, per £ 16,75 16,85
Paris. per franC 27% 29
Berlin. thater 99% 101
Frankfort, florins 4 58% 60
—Closing quotations received by James
T..-- Brady a Co. Gold: 13614; United
States Sixes, 1881, 121%; Five-Twenties;
1862,122; do. 1864, 121%; do. 1865421%;
Ten-Forties, 110; Five-Twentles, :T
Aann
ery and July, 1865, 119%: do. do. 1867,
120%; do. do. 1868. 119%; Due Com
pounds, 119; Union Pacific Railroad,
85; Central do, do, 99; Cy. Pacific,
109%; Lake Superiors, 96.
:By Telegraph to tt e Pittsburgh Gazette.) • •
NEW YORK, September 15, 1869.
Money market easy, at 7 per cent. on
call. Discounts nominal.
Secretary Boutwell is expected to ar
rive here this afternoon aud• will spend
to-morrow in the city. •
The downward course of Pacific Mail
shares for ;some time past attracts much
toattentio , n, and the decline to-day
72% which affected the whole
stook list unfavorably, - was the
topic of general discussion. It is
stated a loan was negotiated some
time past with a foreign bank in gold on
Pacific Mail stook, equal to abont $3,500,-
000-in currency, and, that this loan falls
due on the 22d inst. and will not be re
newed. It is also reported that the bulk
of capital stock is concentrated
in a few hands, from 50,000 to 70,000
shires being held by two firms. The
price touched today is the lowest
reached since 1881, when it sold at 50 per
cent in gold. There have been some
large sales of long stock lately;•which
in
connection with the gossip.noticed above,
have completely demoralized the street
on Pacific Mail speculation, and in faot
on stock market generally.
Sterling dull at B@B% per cent. Gold
is active,. and opened at 136%, fell to
135%. advanced to 186%, and closed at
136%©136%. Caring rates at 1.32 per
cent. to fiat, and 6@7 per cent. per an
num. The clearances were nearly 193,-
000,000. There isi a rumor on the street
that attempts will be made to put nj3 the
price to-morrow, in connection with the
Government sale of one miltiun gold. -
Governmentssteady; coupons, 81.21%'
(421%; d0.'62,221@)22%; do. '134.21%@21X;
do. '65, 21%®2134; do. new,I9MVO; do.
2036@ 20 _g1 do. '6809301120;1 0 - 40 ' 4 ,
10X(§11(ig;9geh . c . %. , The Sub
Treasurer bOtiabt 4240001099 SU/8 -20-100
6118 75.100. The bids amounted t
§5,474,100.
State bonds dull: - Missouris, 843!4; of
Tennessees, 6134; new do., 53; old Nortl
Carolinas, .541 new do, 4634. - •
Stocks weak and unsettled. Transac
tions were large, however, during tb
day, and prices are lower.
Pim-Thirty Prices: Canton, 56; Curr
berland, 31;‘; Western Union Telegrapi
37; Quicksilver. 13; Mariposa, 10; do
preferred, 13; Pacific Mail, 73; Adam
Express, 57X; Wells & Fargo, 1834; Amei
scan, 373 4 ; United States, 6134: Merchant
Union Express, 11: New York Car
tral, 203: Harlem, 154 : Hudso
River, 183: Reading, 953,; Erie
59; do. preferred, 66; Michigan Cer
tral, 127; Michigan Southern,.l ol 3 , ,
Illinois Central, 137; Pittsburg, 1073 t.
Northwestern, 79: do. preferred, 883;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnat
78 ; - Rock Island, 113'., ; St. Paul, 7431
do. preferred, 84%; Wabash, 78i' ; de
preferred, SO; Fort-Wayne, 87 , g;Terr
Haute, 33; do. preferred, 57; Chicago an
Alton, 150 ; Ohio and Mississippi,
St. Jo., 120. preferred, 117.
Mining Shares dull: Smith & Parmt
lee, 26234.
Copper Stocks at Boston: Calumet, 4;
Copper Falls, SN; Franklin, 13; Hech
70; Hancock, 134; Minnesota, 13‘; Quinc3
25.
Sub• Treasury balance, §55,955,695.
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK NIB
KRT.
PEN 'A CENTRAL STOCK YAR...43,
WED.NESDAT, Sept. 13, k 69.
The daily sales from noon on WEdn€
day last until noon today were as fo.
Wednesday, Sept. 3
Thursday,- 6.. 9.
Friday, " 10.
Saturday, " 11.
I‘londay, 1 . 13
Tuesday. " 14
Wednesday," 13
Total 2,24
The market thus far this week h 3
been rather strong, which may be attri
bitted to a diminished supply, thong
prices, when the quality of cattle i
taken into consideration, are unchanged
Shippers generally argued that price
should have been lower, and that the ease
ern market this week had been anythin
but satisfactory, but with a light suphl3
and a fair number of buyers in attet
dance, holders would not make condo
sions, and all grades of cattle sold full,
up to last weeks prices. •
Prime to extra fat steers may be quote
at 7%@7)6(G7%, and a fancy drove o
two, if there mid have been anysuch or
sale, would probably have brought
cents. It was remarked to day •tha
commonish cattle sold more readil
than last week, and in some cases,
ratter better prices.
New Yorkers, as has -been the cas
for some time past, are taking most o
the cattle, here, Philadelphians, it is al
leged, being able to buy to better advan
cage in Baltimore. heretofore,Phils
delphia, has usually drawn pretty neat
ily for supplies, particularly at this sea
son of the year, but New York opera
tors, owing to some cause or, other, apt
pear to be able to give better prices, ant•
as a consequence, they get the cattle.
WEDIctsDAY, September 8.-Castei
line to Ault 22, weighing 18,580, at 5,1 f,
Hazlewood & B. for McCullough to lie:
ley 36, weighiint 33,220; Hedges &T. fo
Hazlett to Aull 46, weighing 39,550, a
6,25.
TkLIIRADA.Y, September 9.--Holmes, L
& Co. icr Stern to B. W. Gillett & Co
5.5, weighing 65,180, at 6,45; same fo
Brown to same 34, weighing 43,620, a
- 7g: same for trench to Bach 44, weigt
ing 39,350, at 5,65; same for same to Aul
38, weighing 41,700; at 6N; same t
Landis IP, weighing 21,080, at 6,45; sam
for Morris to Kaufman 21, weighing 19.
830, at 4,35; same for Beal to Knox 2(
weighing 17,700, at 4,35; Hazlewood & E
for Downing to }Demons &Co. 56, weigh.
ing 56,630, at 5,875; same for Young t
Ault 21, weighing 18,300, at 5,50; saw
for Patterson to Musselman 21, weighin: •
26,590, at 4,50; same for Young to Lam
& Martin 19, Weighing 23,730, at 7,5(
Hedges & T. for Evert to Lamb & Mai
tin 30, weighing 34.150,.at 7,25; Orr & W
for Walcow to McMahon 18, weighin;
19.650; Smith & - B. for Kibler to Grail
weighing 18,950, at 5,15; Moore to Mille
43, weighing 35,460, at '4,75. .
FRIDAY, September .10.- Holmes L
& Co. for Thompson &K. to Voetter &
53, weighing 60,050, at 6,75; same to sam
for Brown 59, weighing 64,850, at 6,50
same to same for ThompSon H & Co. 7(
weighing 76,320, at 6,75; same for same t
Black 52, weighing 51,700, at 6,30; saint
for Brown to B. W. Gillett & Co. 20
weighing 20,930, at 6; same for Beal t
Briggs 38, weighing 41,040, at 6; same fo
Sloan to B. W. Gillett st Co. 19, weighlit
21,600, at 5,80; same for Brown 'tO .sam
16, weighing 19,600; Hedges. & T. to
Bimely to Landis 34, weighing 47,940
Elbert to Klemans & Co., 33,-..weighin;
38;890; at 7,05: Smith & tO Miller fo
Welsh 18, weighing 18,880, at 5,25.
TUESDAY, September 14.--Stnith
Blue for Teeter to Yonce 38, weighin;
40,660, at 7' . 5,75; Haielvrood & B. fo
' Thayer •to Diusselman 19, . weighin;
17,600, at W,; Holmes, L-&-Co. for Fred
rick to Young 36, weighing"B7,6oo, at 6,50
I Whitaker t -G
illett & Co. 19
weighing 21,600, at 5,80; McCauly fo,
Eastburn to Kelly 18, weiglung 18,150, al
1 51,35$ same for Hayes.tOZsame 22,. Weighl
lug 17,470, at 4,50; Hazelwood Zit B. fo'
Musselruan to Aull 20, weighing 15,270
sqo profit.
at VO pry
WEDNESDAY, September 15.—Ford tc
Graff 38, weighing 35,380, at 6.25: Hitch
craft to Briggs 32, weighing 40,390,
Marvin to Hertzle 20, weighing 19,030, a•
6,00; Smith to Briggs '47, 61,:
320. at 7%; same to same weighing
62, weighin4
76,940, at 7%; Holmes, L. & Co. lb:
Thompson & K. to. Dinar 4.6 w4igbini
53,430, at 53 4 1 same for Pearce to Maesti
man 25, weighing 17,350, at 435; same lb.-,
Fredrick to Howard 27, weighing 46,89ty
at 5,85; same for Webb to Styre 40, wela
lug 37,600, at 5,00; same for Beal to sortie
20, weighing 20,640; same for Frederici.
to Keller 38, weighing 40,100,r ta 6,15'
same for R. A. Thompson to -Shiner is;
weighin w g 18.170; same for Young to Lan;
dis 17, eighing 21,420. at 7,00; same
Fredrick to Dillar 7, weighing 7, 1 535;
55r,; Hazelwood & B. for Pritchart t
Kelley 34, weighing 40,950; Smith Qrß.,
for Arnor to Lamb & .11, 49, weighing
62,040, at 7,25; . same for-Holmes to Graf:
40, weighing 36,298, at 4,60: same for'
same to I3ender ' 42, Neighing 38,610, w
4,60.
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SHEEP.
In good supply and rather dull, nosles.•
the influence of adverse reports from - tile
east, though prices compared with last --
week have undergone , rip essentia::
change ranging from 3to 5 cts. One
drove of extra Indiana sheep, averaging"
,close to HO lbs. brought '5,1% but ship... ,
pens gentrally did not - want to.pay above.
4®434 for the best grades. and there;
were not many sales made above these
quotatiorii.- •••'
HOGS.
The Hog market was , firm and a
excited on Monday- in consfqxtence oi
very light offering's and prices &Avenel*
%®%, but 'since then,' under Alfa tuktu=,
erica of increased receipts, an easier-feel- -
ing- has prevailid' - and' the advanc
then established, has been almostif not
entirely lcat. We nosy, quote
pbta Hogs at 10 3 / 4 @1.0%, And Torkers at
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