S.
STEEL WORKS
1110 IrTSBILIRGH ' • •
STEEL larikrzcs.
13TABLISHED IN 1845.
,ANDERSON Si' WOODS,
• -
11./.l4l.7FACTultatiS or
BES'r • REVAIio - OM". STSti.
Of even , dese:rtptlon. Also. beet
Refined German Plow and Spring Steel,
CORNEU BOSS AND PLEAT AVElMS,Pitts
burial: 5m1130141.
MUER,
Gis.u.sAp' PARTNERS
WM. eTcAtir. •
CHAS.
PA N MILLE%
(MO. M W
BABB. I. . BIS.
SP CIAL PARTNER—S. g. BUZ%
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
111111 ER, BARB . & PARKIN,
OFFIPE,Tio ! 119 Liberti Sticet,-
PITTBBITIMH, PA:
ECM
'DUQUESNE WORKS.
MEMO, ram & co.
lialmfacturero of
IKON, NAILS STEEL ,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
• DIRVESNE, L AND jITNL&TA ,
L AT BAa43.OI:IND AND BM= MON.
AND, ,SREET AND TANK MOH,
PL itTAW.AND BRAM
GUARD DION. DRAG end DROPPER. B
ISABHIOI - 4.111TTE.8. BARS, o.lcLaH l a
BONA_
e Amu 8A11..,. for Geel Beads.
SLOW B A/AW ICDGES A HABBOW TEETH,
81NG,1%43W 2•ND CULTIVATOR -STEEL.
BTABL WINGS AND MOULDS eat tn•yellesn.
STBEL. TDlliA, STEEL. SHAFTIbiII. A. B.
STILL C •
COAH. BUGGY and WA.GOA amazes and
our irems AND SPIKES. .
Goods Pint Class and. 'Warranted.
CWIPICES AND - WORMS.
iliteentli Street And Allegheny Myer,
sued . 77 Water Street, PillAbnegh.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WOICELS.
NhilOK & 00.,
PITTSBURGH. P 11:..
klanufsetarere of every deserfedon of
'CAST 9Nh•GEBILIi STEEL,
gAThW BP.AINGS, -
a2:13 PIATIPOaM Brea:. CM
AXLES. STEEL MIX ae.. 116
Ifiarehowse, 85 Water filldlOO'First Sta.
BLAcK DIAmeNo
„ STEEk 1 1/708/63.
!PARK,' BROTHER & CO.,
itanufsetnie rs Of all descriptions of
Mee and Warehouse; THIEBTIZTH, THIRTY
YLBST sad gSILIiOAL BTRZETta,
• PITIISIIIIDBan.
BRASS
ATWOOD. SI, 111,WVARY,
c9r. laiberty St. & 3d hyaline,
*”.
• 131."1513G11. Pte '
••
BRASS - :FOIJIpF.,RS,
_
And Iron Pipe F . itttirs,'
And AGENTS far A. S. CAMERON A CO'S
ATRAM PUMPS AliD BLOWERS.
inrariaFfur,s, GttslAvrs D*6oll
- BiER & CO.,
JOSH;/11-9°OPETI,6r, Oa,
Bell and Brasi 'rounders.
BEAMS .C.4.1419121GS
•
MADE
PROMPTLY TO ORDER. .
Meltable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING, ,
.111 BOTTLE, SUITT AND GIIBCB TAMP.
ALL GL O BE PATTERN.
- • •
TRON' CUcikkii.4,
crass Work .of every_deseriptlon for.
Bteauh Wator.Fid 011.
monur,scrrinure:s 01.4. .rt..!poorr,a C 9,5.
-6mtraovid ladanOptel.ttrali .Pump.
Agents for Dretrtney Patent - 00-
- era. the beet in the Market.
cones sad Works, conies ituxteente site Pike
?stets. tro`in
IRON WORKS.
ILIJIRSOIISEN PROCBSS'
The Ttnetees are now ,revered to ' , rant limn
leS tor the nab of the 3LLESSII.A.UttEht PRO-.
.
The snbater quality Impsrted.to good Ism ,
ahe great Improvement In Inferior troll. end the
Mural oost.commend it to sat manufacturers of
!4)., lUE i t VP. obts . m Menses by
'JAMES P. SPEER
Xtt.Orney for the TrusteeN
BOOMS' I and S t /Leash's V 6
]snub avenue. • •- A -
PAX ties,interested lire invited. te _ viSit the
N mutant WOICKS. where ttus, ..rocess is
iittnuttece, :44
10:474040N, PRESTON t'efi, CO.
Jo", • : - ';'
Pennsylvania iron M -
Works
_Noe. 166 .and 167 FIRST
Tao_ ppaltoloo 2 , l 0 4 ela Rani%
stemill'"C"rif
NOVELTY WORKS.
pITTSBII9 OII
NOVELTY WOilics,
Pounded A. D. DM. 1 0.
481,1a3W.5. ItraWal & CO: Fel
yli(QltCNidiverro—'' jarDA lietßiANK PAT; 0 r •
" " Amin ccrius
DDT) P TFORK
SCALES *
asses roblajrsgaz jr• and Itches. 1 41
11( 0 1111P ilir
MI 'W BOLE 8,;.LC0„-
Con Point Alley and Duquesne Ms
.
Engine Builders, Founders and
Machinists: ' -
. ~
buziaiftistrahSticikiiitataltiai iiiii STA
TIONARY ENGINES, of all dna.
Eiedal. attention Invited to our neer STATION
ANT OM WELL ENGINE JOST' POUTABLE
,i
Slbil k aLar o rre o
liir tt w
_Ztatde tio coi:der at °lir
=dry, =TREED TREE4llllow Market.
NIGS for 011 Wells, MAMMON FITIZICYS,
GEW101:100 and TOBACCO SCREWS 'ma
N TOEF-VGO PEEWEE, OE hand tad made to
der, sithe .-- , •I vit . ' ''' ,r - •
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
aronuasoasneauettruye row.
rthailierit,
NAP All orders promptly TitY VS.
L''" im PITT '
B©ILF~, STILL MI TASK •
W®V►xS..,
1073IMAN, DOIIDLE . FLV ED SOLI ,
7114.1V•BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIL.
S'illaLB AND Oth TANKS,
CB:OMENS, EINNECHING AND AIM PAN%
ISSTIST.Nti PANS, IiALT PANS AND CON.
SE
DENRS•
STEAM. PIP S,GASONETEBB AND IRON
BRIDGES'
I'MBON DOW AND COAL 8111:117.3
Mace and Warehouse. corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty! Streets,
succsesoss TO
r./.40C.A. Tel TI a 21.1: LI 0
(NILAS TES POINT.)
CARROLL et SNYDER,
NA Nmi4ciunzl!so!
PITTSBURGH,: Pa.
OW Orders seat to the above address willlB9 be
ronintly attended to. n 2117:
Wra. iLiffioninim & co.,
"BOILER MASERS
SIIEX.;,IRON woluracrts,
NOS. O. SS, Its AND se rionr st.
•
Ravin secured a large yard and furnished it
gun the
meat spproved meshinery,.we are pre
pared to tnanstfacmre every deseripUon of BM:G
ras in the brat manner, and warranted equal to
any made in the countr y. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Bede, Steam Pipes, LOROMOtife Boilers,
Condensers, 831 t Pans, Tanta, OB Stills, /Wits
tors. Settling -Pens, Boiler Iron, Bridgea, SA"PWat-
PanS, and sole scantifacturers of Barnau f s
ent Boilers.
Repairing done on enortest novice. imust
t%BID x...tatrEts,...::-....13*V11D D. Eau=
JARED BRUSH at. SON,
C..
• ILLIMPACTIMIMB
Stet& Boilers, Coil Stills, Was.
RIIHET IRON WORK. &O.
61 Penn Street, Pitteina•gh, Pa.
STOVES,CASTINGS, &43.
. . _
A...-301AllgLJEW. , dird CO -
i -
Dia. 80 woorp.gruzzr, -
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
. . .• • • • -
Cook, Parlor od Rettig. Mayes
'
• - - , ,TO BE 1013 .
In our assortment will be fornid all the LATEST
PATTaRNE. AND IMPIiOVANCENTe. and the
reputation of our Stoves Is Mich that any one in
want ot a good article should purchase none but
those manufactured by.us. as they will be found
the most durable as well as ecbnomical. Would
call particular attention to otir new VoLCAN. I
STOVE. for churches, halls and stores. Over IWO
sold in three moans. Intended for with or with
out casing. AU who have used them pronounce
them superior to any other and far cheaper:. - In
Send for Catalogue "'',.keL—jl-4.
GRATF,-1111OUS. 85 CO.,
DICAIIII7ACIITELEBS 01 . rirlitT VASA= 01
WE I 4 :2P l inM
sosrox coos. Tia WG.E,
" THE FIERY kURNACE
9
.
- Fo WAUl are Bin:omM.
THE NSW ANTI-Dtrar WOlEttier irrevx,
.•Examaeros.p. comymeLt. COOK 5T0974-
VAN'S (Cincinnati rotten) PO ABLE,
RANeECAST MON NANTLYA
BIS LECTOPOILANZ3 tree trom mut dui.;
eatas r/i) , iota ars.. :
206 and 20 Liberty Street,'
ee25:911 Brlt3 UlteH, PA.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.,
3811Sti10E41 6 Os '0111.9$
rk3artrnti:Pil.,
'arrinirrßovis
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Band 111
Rill an any other Steve hi the Unions
BISSELL &
No. 285 Liberty Street.
kilo nu Loma and for sal%
raaLoßsTovna... 9.lm)
?IllLTrlili-litoirpsohmirsza. do.
LUMBER.
TO
soo.ooo feet Dry Pine BoardS.
100,000 feetl3 inch deer Flank;
. 30,000 feet ' inchCommon Plankt'
95,000 feet Dry 1 and SI tech Oak:
35,000 ft. 3,_1, A and 3 inch Poplar:
10.000 feet Pry Folder Scantling;
10,000 feet Di 7 Il st liew Pine Boards;
100,000 feet Hem Bc3ntling.
--303.000 feet No. - 1 - 8 inch isaginasll3l2ln
_glee.
300. 0 0 0 NO. 1. 16-inch Shingles, sawed;
50,000 No. 116-Inehlibl4les, shaved:
I , 110,000 Fize - Brielt; ,
1,000 Fire Tile.
100 Tons Fire Clay;
Also, Saw Mill Lumber, Locust sad Cedar
Posts, and all articles in theline on head sad for
sale by ALICPLNDER FATTSJOSON. Yards—
o. Iblitebeect street and corner of Preble end'
Juniata streets, tiLath vrard,Alleg4eng•Mte
ough of Mauchester. /IPM
tilli&SEL "MUHL ''OUTLERY.
60 WOW STRIkET.
NNW GOODS,
FINE VASES, •
Irsoniumust Amp oinks
Intwsus.• .
DursigusllE TS. •
TEL BES, •
GIRT 41718
a t toglir SILTI4 te kof
It "
SILVER PLATED GOODS
; aldlisimii;lo:)ns
ME
Ole end .szengne our coeds, mid we
feel lonian& no one Ma an to be suited.
E. BIUMD ' & _ CO.
FR" - •
lii=i
IPITTSBURGII. GAZETIE: TUESDAY, SEPTE
W..4/41.1011,00N,; . ..... PREYING:LE.
MOIIONIIIIIELI -fOtNDRY 5
W. J. ANDERSON & CO.,
Manufacturers of IRON HOUSE FRONTS,
WINDOW LINTELS and SILLS, and
Castings e of .841 peogrjptions.
ler Special attention paid to .ARCRITEUTU
RAL CASTINGS and to Castings for Window
Glasshouse s.
•ftrynn: ND YOminET—No. 150 WATER '
.STREET; Pittsburgh.
KNAP. FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COIRAIY:
OFFICE` AND
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSI3IIRGH, P.L.
IlrEngines, Rolling min lila
chinery, Nail' illackines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carron and Smaninan Streets,
.vrx-rEarcrnoim ,
WILLIAM . SMITH,
Manufacturer of
CAST IRON Boynr. PIPE
My Panel are all east invarlablyin Ma, in dry'
sand, and ES feetlengthl. Also, fill aawrionent
of general I •
Castinga for Chia and Water Works.
ateou Workshe •ttenticra of 13oporintend
of 0 15 to t-1 male of BILTuIitTS.
DUQUESNE FORGE
111=11011111LLER,
(Elueceesor to JOS,,P. HAIGH 41; C 0.,)
Has facilities eo-extensive with the leading
Forges in the Rut, and is prepared to premptly
and satisfactorily 111 &Borders for STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS. CRANKS, PISTON
RAILROADVE
PITMAN JAMS W ETS, AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVE irßAMESOegether with every
description of SHAPE WoR.E. =cc and Forge,
- Corner of Dnqueene Way and First Street
apl4:h4o
OBPSON, REA & CO.,
•16111 .
Successors to Bonsnaour. SIMS lifisranni,
WASECINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PIJTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Bait and Stationary Stearn En
sWil'as,Rt Cher of aIL descriptions:
Work. T
Mice, s No o . 151, corner First and Sinittilleid
Weave.
Agents for GISTABD'S PATENT INJECTOR
for feeding Boners. Allan
THOMAS CAS CO., a. •
Wardlonndry , d IllachineWorks,
SANDUSKY BT.. AL LE G HENY form PA.,
immutiemmi of litationniand Portable Steam
isWnes; Prem.% Shafting Grist
and Saw RIZ Work, Rolling NIG and Machine
Castings, Grate Bars,. Weignta, War ra ij n ift s e i ll
lc. B . d to Or der and have pri ban
all sires. ' , =14:45
DIAMOND OW WORKS•
Mid
ma
iffw'rEt WA.RD,)
ion ems Ano wk..= wolfs&
OILS.
N. M. LONC & CO.,
Once, DALZELL BUILDING.
Duquesne Way. Pittsburgh, Ps.
*alma am) SING)
• •
Cononlndon Merehanta and Broken is
Petroleum 'and i ts Products,
PALZELLI BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PHILLDILLPHIL ADDBEEE.
REXMI, 17, Chamber of commerce,
13313013THHECOND ETHICIST.
100
TACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND IMALEBB IF
Petroleum and its Products,
0074Miraquuesests-INMIer.I Itreeta.lNes
PllBlBelptils OBLe*-11 1 T WA/an= BT.
spi:wso
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
W. Cr I'WEDDLA
ILANEMACTUBEIt OF
Lib/'eating & lighTest Burning 011 s.
Railroad Axle OIL
ZeUp se
Stands great teat without change; remains
limpid alolawest temperstares. Special Oil for
tropical climates or hot weather.
LosionitotlVe. Engine, lisehine Shop,
• Will ant Screws.
Saw Rill and Planing' Rill Oast
.
Adapted tor high speed. l ,
Spindle 00, Woolread•Llghtollt
on, Tlltaliere Stuff. Benaoles ,t • • •
ing dc Finishing 011, Gasoline,
Barnes* 00. iParraillne. •
ABHOR VARNISH, to preserve Bright Iron
Work and Machiniwy from Rust.
These products are manufactured under Dr.
Twaddle , . patent by Superheated steam
in Vac
aim. The Lubricating 'Mit are' almost odorless,'
perfectly pure. uniform. and mostly light col
ored. Stand a high temperature nudist' Vag
remain limpid during extraule coid. , The
Oils are thequalle, and are In constant use Orl
many of principal Railroads. - Sainples CM
be examined andorders left at 11* WOOD
STREET. Works at ISharpsburg Bridge.
§ r 4 I 9NEL
WEST CONSION -- '
Machitle *one Works,.
vortairestoomergvostccrimaos, Amain.
raw, c {44IVWXIIIII, as, CO.
Mrs on haat' of teitait'on oboe , notiotikarni
Mr
•ikkrt3l Pr
4 V 114:adeigi-U="
i fri"flitallt" Pflietll.l4o,ol!
1
/ .Q., 6 1-..i.a)144 AA.1.1,,..i.
( 1 0
NO. 80 FOURTH "AVENUE,
. •
PITTSSURGIII.- •
CANS CAPITAL 8200.000
§toekholders Individually Liable.
BANS OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
JOHE TX.OTDti ".„7/11.,FEoYD,
'President. "tower.
DisacTons.
Thos. M. Marshall; I---dohn M. Murtland,
Win. T. Shannon , Archibald Wallace.
James W nett" Jas. D.Helly,
Wm. Iloyd.
Chas. B: Leech, - -
John Floyd,
This• Bank ps now fully organised and prepared
to do ngenerai Banking Maness. •
jelOkss " • •
I CITY' BA.NK.
. ___...._
1 2 Fifth Stoxit s Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL, 811)0,000.
,- , ~ :: —;:-.!... /: •
fiIOCIIIIOLDERS INDIVIDDALLY LIABLE.
....
. .. .. . .
INTEREST pArri ok . DiTOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bought and sold. and when desired remitted to
Europe. Collections made on all the PrillulPal
points of theirnitedAktates And Canaria.
DOMIXICS litiassir. Preeldeat.
JAMES MCCABE, Vice President.
W. N. MORGAN. Cashier.
. DraliCTo3 l 3. •
D. Ihmeen. Jalllell McCabe,
TbeMaa Rourke, Hugh 'Seating.
J. tinnier/. Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick Rene, • James f'belan,
Chas. B. Barr, H. A.Freyvogie,
.Tno.Jos.Hermann. .rbornaa Barnes,
yel:t t ,n____:3ol"".
THE
sArriDEPOSIT COMM
Of I'itticiur h.
Incorporated by the Legislature f Pennaylva
,nia, January 914, DOW. For th asfe•ktepLog
of Bonds and other Securities. 0;c1 and SL ver,
Silver Plate, Books, Records. larnonds and
Valuables of all descriptions, and guarattee,
and for the renting of Safes in Re burglar-proof
vaults. Building and Office: /.
'Jro. S 3 FOURTII Erlr.TE,
r mantrson, P
_
PRT6sIDENT—WILLIA3I PHIL
VICE PRESIDENTMIENRY LL YD.
DIRECTORS: ,
PHILLIPS.: ;JAMES :
HI. NBA i.t..OYD, BYRON . PAINTER ,
WILLIAM REA,_ ;JOS. S.
wiLwat m. LY
CURTISON. K.. LIUSSE k.o ROE BLAA,K,
11.
SECRETARY AND TRICA...ERI
b. k'. VuN BoNNHO ST.
auM:n67
N HOLMES & SON
57 Market S
PITT
Collections snide on all the p
tios United states and Canape.
Stocks,Bonds and oth
BOUGHT AND i301;13 ON
Particular attention paid to
tale of
United States
wow
HART, CAUGIIEIi & CO ,
BANKERS AND . BRO D S,
Corner Third and Wood litreetet
Pri-reurprt.c:i ,
• lIIINCESsOIis TO HANNA., HLItT i C 0..)
pie.lolo3B rff
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
Lad particular attention
le paid to the Vorcbsaa
and saof
COVERNMEtiI BOND 3.
Sight Drafts on 'London.
11191:sa
CIVIC RAILWAY GOLD -LOMis
Messrs. DABNEY, BORGAN
Exchange Thee, aid M. L iJESOP CO.;
Pine Street, N. T., Offer for sale the
Bonds of the HansaslPaeifie
These Bonds pay seven per cent, in Gold;
have thirty years to run; are Fret iron
Government illation ; are secured by a
Land Grant of Three Million Acres of the
Finest Lands in Kansas and Colorado,
n addition to this special grant the Com
any also owns Three Killion* of Acre.
n Kansas, winch are being rapidly sold to
evelop the country and improve the road
They area Met mortgage upon theutenslan
of the road from Sheridan, Hanna, to
Denver, Colorado, The road in operation
417 miles long, upon which it is also a mor
gage, NOW EARNS: MORE THAN ' ENOUGH
NET' INCOME TO PLY MR INTEREST
ON TEE NEW LOAN. There is no better
security the market—this being in
some respeets better than Government '
curities. PR
PAYABLE IN.
ell Intend, In
and Circulars
y .ti:.d ~.!
BER 21, 1869,
:~~-., ~... -:FIN
_
•GrGrar....l:), "
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought act,Highest Prices.
PIE, R. MERTZ, Banker
Con- Wood and Fifth Streota.
mytl
lAm:w3 T. 'B Y. CO.,
(30000.0. oe. Arsra & C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
313 T%12"
• ,
BOY AND BELL El - BM OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPON
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Igrinterest Allowed on Deposits.
Zr Money loaned .on Oetvernment Bonds at
Lamest market rates.
/Orders 'executed for the Purchase
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD,
t,tt gittsstutgij &apttt.
OPTIOZ or PiTranusiali GAZEITI,
MONDAY, Sept. 20, 1869.
The Government bond market was
steady and strong today on higher
quotations:of gold, and easier. Money
transactions, however, are limited.
So long as gold keeps at present quo
tations there is little desire to sell Gov
ernments by permanent investors. Lower
gold quotations, however, would , tend to
press bonds on the market to make
room for the securities of railroad,
bridge, canal and munlncipal improve
ments. Of the latter class, a large
amount has bean offered recently and
found favor with the,piablic, more on ac-
Count of
_their •chee.pness, when com
pared with Government securities, and
and their gteater productions.
Gold opened stronr at 137 early in the
morning on account of the warlike
rumors spread, and sold up to 137%,
from which point it receded to 137%,
closing at 1371.4. If it was not for the
tight money market gold would sell at
much higher quotations, but the high
rates for carrying gold prevents large
purchases being made Rith a view of a
good profit.
Stocks,have slightly improved, but do
not show much strength, and are apt'to
decline still further.
In our local securities there is a bull
at present. Allegheny Valley bonds are
offered at 85, Steubenville and Indiana
at 75, Penbsylvania Railroad stocks 56%,
Birmingham gess at 28, East Birming
ham 8 per cent. bonds, about 90, City
fives about 75, fours 62, St. Clair street
bridge 48 to 51.
Money in demand, and business im
proving.
Quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 187%; Saver, 131; Eighty
one's; 121; Five Twenties, 1862, 122;
do 1864, 120%; do 1865, 120%; do 1865,
Consols, 119%; do 1867, 119%; do 1868,
119; [Ten Forties, ,109%; New York
Central, 2001,41 '
Erie --; Readinz, 95%;
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne &, Chicago
Railroad._ 86%; Ohio dr, Misissippi, 131%;
MichiOn Southern, 96%; Cleve
land 15Z- Pittsburgh, 106%; Chicago &
Rock. Island, 109%; Chicago & North
Western, 74%; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, 85%; Adams Express Com
pany, 55%; Merchants Union Express,
11%; , Pacific Mail, Western Union
Telegraph Cnnipany, 863;; Arderican Ex
press ceMP4 l .l` 5%* ."
EXCHAIIGE, Large. Small.
London, per £ 0,7 5 1 6 , 85
Paris. per franc 27% 29
Berlin, thaler 99% 101%
Frankfort, florins 544 60
-Closingquotationa received by James
T. Brady & Co. Gold ce : 137%; 'United
States Sixes, 1881, 121; Five-Twenties;
1862,1122; do. 1864, 120%; do. 1865, 120%;
Ten-Forties, 109 Y; Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, 1865, 119%: do. do. 1867,
119: 1 do. de. 1868, 119;` Due Com
pounds, 119; Union Pacific Railroad,
86; Central do, do,
99; Cy. Pacific,
109; Lake Superiors, 96.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
Nsw YORK, September 20, 1869.
Money striiagent with an Urgent de.-
mend. Call loans sharp at 7 per cent.
gold, and on Stock Exchange a commis
sion of I.l6@ys was-paid to have stocks
carried till tomorrow. The rumor of
the approaching lock-up of greenbacks
is again current. Sterling nominal at 7
Gold firmer, opened at 1,36% but ad
vanced to 1,3796, closed at 1,37%©1,37%.
Rumors are that navy is to be put on
war footingto meet auy emergency on
the Cuban question, affected the market.
Carrying -rates . 8-23 per- day laid 7 per
cent, currency, Jo gold per annum.
Clearances 172,000,000. -
Governments dull. Coupons of 1881,
121%®121%; do. '62, 122@122%; do. '64,
12034120%; do. '65, 121%; do. new
11934©119%;,"dt1: '67, - ,119%©119%; do.
tog, 11938© y; 10-40 s, 109%©109%; Pa
cifies, 1083;©109.
State bqnds drill teat firm: Missouris,
86%; old TertileSgeBS, 61%; new Tenn
essee, 55%; old Virginias, 5434; new do.
5834;
. old North Carolinas, 52; new do.,
47%.
Stocks declined in tne forenoon, but
gained strength in afternoon, and closing
unsettled but generally firmer, with
great strength on Pacific Mail, which is
reported to have'a new direction with O.
K. Garrison as President.
Closing Ptice,s-Utunberland, 3o %; West
ern - Union Telegraph; 86,5; Quicksilver,
13X; MariposaJX;;do , ,preferred, 17; Pa
cific Mail, 783;; Adams Express, 55 34;
Wells, l'argo, - 4 Co., 18; American, 115 1 4;
United Statee,,Wpierohente.l7ld o P,il l 3it
Neveltork:, central', 201X1 Replete, LW;
Hudeon.ll,iyer 180; Reedipg• 95,04' E rie'
8%4 d 0... ; 65e-Middgan Oen.
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NCIPAL AND INTEREST
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finished . on tipplitain.
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FINANCE 'AND TRADE,
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linois Central. 137; Pittsburgh, ,106;'
Northwestern, 75X; "do. preferred, 86%;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati,
77; Rock Island, 109 g; St. Paul, 7314;
do. preferred, 8314; Wabash, 72%; do.
ex. div.,
preferred, 30%; Fort Wayne
84; Terre Haute preferred, b 7; Chicago and
Alton, 148; Ohio and Mississippi,
St. Joe preferred, 117; Columbus, Ci
nett and Indiana Central, 29%; Dunn a%
10914; Burlington and Quing4 l6s.
Mining Shares dull; Stni:- - • Jr, F me
lee, 255.
Copper Stocks at Boston: Calmuu , 40;
others unchenged.
Sub -Treasury balance, $89,163,777.;
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
OFFICE OF-PITTSBURGH GAZETTEI.,t
Mexriar, Sept. 20, 1869.
CATTLE.
That the market tp•day, was a hard
one on owners of cattle, we.-.pretty gen
erally conceded, and all gra.:...)-with the
exception of the very best, rule -om a
iAw4 lower, compared with y A arW....
Commonish cattle were very, abandant,
ever pen a bout the yards had,
and y
buyers of this kind of stook no
difficulty in getting all they wanted at the
reduction above noted. Extra fat steers,
such as our best butchers are accustomed
to killing, sold up pretty well to last
weekl e s prices, 7 1 4®7;4, though the
great,proportion of the sales were under -
seven eta., and we doubt whether the
average price would exceed 5;4 cts., as
there were, as will be seen by reference
to our drovenotes, a large number sold
at from 3@4, and 414.
The offerings were unusually large to
day, reaching 1,150 head, and the sup
ply being considerably in excess of the
demand, quite a number were left over
unsold. Of those on sale 36 cars
were from the west, as follows: Chicago,
8 cars; Crestline, 7; Manstield, 4; Cincin
nati, 3; Forrest. 1; Marion, 1; Degraff, 1;
Ada, 1; Lima, 2; Beilair, 2; Orrville, 1.
The balance of the cattle on sale were
driven in from adjoining .counties, and
the number was large.
P. Hartman 45 head steers from Green
Co., at 4@7 cts.
L. Rothchilds & Co., sold 50 head
steers from Chicago, at 534 ®7 l /„; 16 head
Butler Co. stock for Peter Sheltemantle,
434@6
-
S. Lowensteine sold 7 head Washing
ton Co. at 4%®654-16 left over.
Jacob Needy 37 head Obio stock, at
5@7 cts.
Haas & Kraus sold 74 head; sold 45 at -
s®634—balance shipped east.
M. Verner sold 50 head from Washing
ton Co. Pa. and Ohio, at 5@7%.
Jobnathan Davis sold 23 head from
Summit Co. Ohio, at 4®5;4.
Traurman & Lohman sold 32 head
Washington Co. steers at 534©63; 40 head
from Ohio at 4®6.
Greenwald & Kahn sold 18 from
Chicago, and 68 from Ohio; at 5@734.
Hazlewood & Blackstock 80 head
mixed stock from Ohio, at 5@)7 cts.
a S. Marks & Bib, sold 40 &II steers
from Ohio, at 6@7%; 64 from Chicago,
5%@ 6 31.
Jas. Hanliu .1.6 head Washington Co. •
stock, at 43,t®6.
Smith and Blue 'sold 24 head from
West Virginia, at 4®534.
Holmes, Lafferty & Co. 108 head
mixed stock, at ,4%®6g.
Wilson & Hart sold 23 head Washing
ton Co. steers, at 43;®6A.
Jacob Rothohilda sold 29 head Ohio
stock, at 5®6 1 4.
Jas. Haworth sold 13 head Butler Co.
stock, at 3g.
- John Young sold 17 head Butler: Co.
stock, at 4®414.
Nicholas Carr retailed 30 head Ohio
stock for Sehooler at 5®6y 4 .
L. &J. Shambery report havi - '-
tailed 50 head. A.''
M. W. Schooler sold 20 headd
lot heifers and steers, from Ohie t• 5 cts.
Jas. Shaw 6 head Lawrence C c ows
and steers, at pAigs.
Ja,C. McNeese 20 head Butler Co. cows
steers and heifers.
GrarWitl & Co. sold 26 head. Butler Co.
cows, steers and heifers, at 3ig)534.
Etnerlok & Co. sold 20 head Ohio stock,
at 5®6 l A.
M. Flinner 24 head steers and heifers, .
from Butler Co., at 3®5 cts.
S. Myers 18 head steers and heifers,
from Green Co., at 534@6%.
P. Bannon sold 9 head steers and heif
srs. at 5.40.
Keefer '& Katz 42 head from Ohio and
Chicago, at 5@634.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Market a shade firmer,. with . a de
creased number on sale, compared with
last week, and as a general thing the
quality was much better. The were
about 2,050 on sale, and it is probable
that when the number is taken into con
sideration, there were more good sheep '
than has been on sale here at any time
this year, As will be seen,
quite a num
ber of sales were made ashigh as 54®
4,50 per head, and 55 - per cwt. Lambs,
also, were ; of better quality. and sold at
from 51 to 53,50@3,75 per head. Fol
lowing is the report of sales.
R. Stouffer sold 140; sheep at 51,25®
2,50; lambs at $1®1,25.
P. Sheitmantle 240; sheep at 52@ 2 , 75 ;
lambs at $2®2,25.
Stakely & Bro. sold 259. .
Beeler & Garwitisheep at s2®4;
Lambs at11,25®2,50; a small bunch of
extra sheep averaging 90 lbs at 5 cents.
J. C. hieNeese sold 104; sheep and
lambi at 5102,25.
C. H. Moulton 112; sold sheep at 52®3;
lambs at 1613‘@334. •
Frank Kraus • :70 sheep at 51,50®2,50;
100 lambs at 51®2,50.
Adam Eckert 109; sheep at 52®4;
lambs at $1,50®3,65; 78 head on com
mission at 51,75® 2 • 50 -
John Walters eold 200.
Jacob Rinn sold 100 sheep at an average
of 53;;®4.
J. b. Neely sold 133 sheep and lambs
at 51,50®4,
Sam IaVetIMITIO sold 36 head from
Washington Co., averaging over 90 .
pounds, at 43- ®5.
D. Jones sold 30 - head at 52,50®3,50.
J. Gallagher sold 77 sheep at , 52,07;
retailed 30 bead at 52,60®3.60.
Jonathan Davis sold 71% sheep at 52,07
per head; retailed 60, fbm Green Co.,
at 53®434.
HOGS.
hiarket quiet and unchanged, sales of
fat. hogs in a retail way, at 1.10,50@11,0 0 ,
and stook hogs may be quoted at lfil&
10%.
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Cr.•.TerrucATl, September 20.—Flour un
changed; sales Of: family at •86,000 a 6,25.
Wheat. dull, closing • at $1,15®1,2 0 for
red.:. Corn lain demand at $l, and held -
at .61,03 at- i the close.. Oats 50 •to 55e.
Rye' firmer at $1: ll'obt l weo firm and ac
tive." Whisky unsettled; $l,OB offared,
and 51,10 asked. Mesa. pork drill, and
held at 632; no sales. Lard nominally at
18%e: There is a good demandlor bulk
meats, at 140 for shoulders. 16%c for
sides, 17,43 for clear rib, and 17%,c for
I clear sides. Bacon Is in
ago'd demand at
15%0 for shoulders, 18% l9O for clear
rib and, clear: aides.: Batter, unchanged
and 'quiet; fresh 30@35e. - Eggs 20®21e.
Sugar active and firm; raw , 13% to 16c,
refined 15X to 17140 . Coffee firm and in
good demand, w sales of 680, bags at,
22 to 250 for • to prime.' • Linseed oil
firm at 11,00'61,02. ~ 011 §1,40®1,48.
• Petroleum oBsc. BC : 411.186X . baying:
ExchangeAteady at 1.16
der. cent. die-
Count' buying; 140 Pk:4o l 4g; PO
1 , snot* matket i active.
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