IIIriSIBFRGEL •
STIEEI, WORKS.
gTARLI3HSD is 1645.
AITDV,RSON & WOODS,
11A.10.3PACTLV.IMS OP
• ZEST REFINED CAST STEEL
Of every description. Also, best
1.43
&fined German flow and, Spring Steel.
visrixkosEre 9
BOSS Al D 'FIRST AVILIME„PItts-
MILLER BARR & PARKIN.
GENERAL PAILTNICITS:•
'WM. METCALF.REtrB MLLE%
61.1C0. W. BARB, CHA.S. P EN
.A.H.EIN.
sracw. rAwns-mn—s. hi. E.IER,
CRSCENT STEELWORKS,
EMIR & PARKER,
OFFICE, 1i0..339 'Liberty Strcet
PITTSBURGH. FA
fel4:d4S
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COLEMAN, USW. & CO.
Manufacturers of
VEI.ON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
DIUQUXHME, L X AND SUBILLT.L.
FLAT BABLROUND AND SQUARE IRON.
BAND, HOuP_,_SHEET AliD TANK IRON.
'BOILER PLATE% AND BEADS,
GUARD IRON DRAG and DROPPER BARS
ItLearemc arms . BARS, Cl LINDEIE
.Ant , FLAT RAIL. for Cell Roads.
'OTTRARS,WYDGES & HAUL At" TEETH,
"0/BING. _PLOW e..ND CULTIVATOR STEEL,
BICEEL WINGS AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
STEEL TDOIS, STEEL, SHAFTING, A. B.
TISISL•
COACH, BUGGY end WAGON Sramas .and
XLBS,
uirr ludp`AND arnms.
Goods First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES. AND WORKS.
ilizteeratti Street end Allegheny laver,
and 77 Water Street. Pittsburgh.
rap
sitErnsw STEEL WORKS.
UNGER, min & c 0.,.
• rirrsEtunds.. Ps..
tiaunfeaturers of every ieseetPtlon. of
CAST AND ClEBliali STEEL,
ELITLW •13PAINGS,
ti-L1.1.6 .1G AND PLATFOItIi BYBUZEIS,
- AZLE% ST EE L &a
Warehouse, SS Water and 100 First Sta.
BLAU& DIAMOND
STEOPL WOTLES.
PARR, mown a CO.,
Idannfiacturers of all descriptions of
eirraWl=l3"
DSOs tvadWarehonse, THIR.TIRTS, THIRTY.
YIEBT sad ILLILSOIa.) STREETS,-
ME
BRASS FOUNDERS.
ATWOOD & M'CIFREY,
Cor. Libarty St. & 34 Avenue,
PITTSZVELGII.
BRASS FOUNDERS,
And Iron Pipe Fitters.
Asd AGENTS ta
AND A. BL O BERON & CO'S
ISTEAMPOUPS R.
............. . ..... •
LiEDIRY BIER
succrssoas To
JOBN TM COOPER & CO.,
Bell and Bram Founders.
*Rims vOiiitEgGs
IIADIC raosmrior TO URDU..
Illakble and Grey lion Fitting%
GAS PI.P3Sf. AND. TUBING,
1111101711,80ETT CIRCA
. ALL GLOBS PATTERN.
THON COOKS,
Brass Work of every description for
Steam, Water and 011.
issuarAorunzas or 3. M. cooren & co.a
Improved Balance-Wheel Steam Pump.
dyenta•for Dreyfus, Patent Oil
ers. the best in the Market.
Mee and WOrkih eOrner Thirteenth and PM
iny/n
tweets.
BLIARSINSEN PROGIISS:
-The Trustees are stow nre_pared to greet licen
ses tor the use of the BLUEllBLiAlThlfai PHA-
Cross.
The superior quality imparted to good* iron.
Abe great improvement in inferior iron, and the
Minced cost.commend it to alt 1111111a&CULICTS of
iron. • ._
P _,_
arties wishing to use it can obtain licenses by .
SYMMS to • • -
JAMESP. SPEER
- Attorney for the Trusties.
2002d8 1 end 2.• English,' Building, 96)4
Potato. avenue.
Parties Interested- are invited te visit the
11110223220P2 WRlCB,.where the moccasin
Raisin auccesaft • 'tellf.dl7
=
VEIISON, PFLESTON as CO.,
Pennstvanitt Iron Works.
. .
Ws -110014e. Nos. 160 and-167 Ilan
STRUT, opallteaLonongsaels Same
avti:dil PITTIMUSII.OII
MI.-
prrTanvuou
NOVELTY:. WOKS&
Founded A. P. 1133 i.
AOANS. DVS= & CO.
°'wAlnirALOrOnaso or •
Silirla 'i ttlagleatilgollNlill2.
gCA
jagas lic4MMOUotrc: nid-r;lebes,
SOW r * t s 4l ; T A juALßAllls
UGHEBOLE
Con Point Alley and . Duquesne Stn
tHlatat Trig Polar:a
Engine Builders, Founders and
, Machinists.
klanafacture STEAMBOAT ENGINES and BTA
TIONARY ENOINEB, of all elves.
Special attention invited to our new STATION
ARY OIL WELL ENOINE AND PORTABLE
• BOILEg,of 15-boreeopower.
CASTINGS. of every kind, mode La order atour
Foundry, on TI lUD oTREET below Market.
RIGS for 011 Wells,
TO
-0,. PULLEEBI
HANGER/3,1101,5E and TOBACCO SCREWS ana
IRON TOBACCO PREPILB, on band and made to
order. at t h e
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
rrontiFlE =the Allegheny River, near the Point.
M!m!!==z l, 'm'
FORT PITT
BOILER,STILL TAN.
"97011E.5.
CARROLL & SteIYDER,
TTIBIYLAR, DOIIBLE-FLIT EDI9I " 3i B° L TUBULAR I' "
FIRE-BOX AND CYLIND Z/1 8
EBB.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANEB,
CHDINEVIN BREECHING AND ASH PAN%
SETTLING FANB, SALT PANS AND CON
DENBERS;
STEAM trusr4s, GAI3OMETEBB AND IRON
BIUDOM
PRISON DOORS AND COAL MUTER
PITTSBIMG II2.
ii. 0...
GUbT4ITI7B B/ECIL
IRON WORKS.
) OV'EW
;PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: WE
PITTISBUBGH.
MIiXIn•AMMOV3B OP
(Mee and Warehouse, corner Second,
Third, Short and liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
tlff• Orders sent to the above addresmh7:l s wlll be
romptly attended to. 85
BARIMILL, it
BOILER MAKERS
AND SKEET IRON WORKERS,
NUB. SO, SS, S* AND 116 PEN=T BT.
Keying secured large yard and furnish re-
ed it
with the meet approve machinery, we ue p
pared to manufacture every description of 'BOILaI to
ERS in the beat manner, and warranted equ
any made in the country'. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Bede, Stearn Mess Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Balt Pans, Tants, 011 Stills, Agita
tors, Settling Pans, Boiler Iron, Bridgec, Sager
Pans, and aole manufacturers of BaruAut's Yet
i entßoilers.
Repairing done on smorteat notice. 1#5:c13
JAB= lA. SHUSH« - ADIIIIND D. BEI7IIII
TAIIED & SON,
1111.11117ACTUBX.1113 OT
steam Boilers, Oil Tanks.
STIEET 111011 WOUE, ,
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o.
A.. BBA.DIAFAIE (At -CO.,
0.10 WOOD STREET,
Manufacturers of Um greatest variety of
Cook, 'Parlor and Heating Staves,
To BE 1;013ND.
In our assortment will be found all the LATEST
PATTS.N AND 11111'110TS.BIENTS, and the
reputation of our. Stov shouldh that any one In
Want 01 a good article purchase none but,
those maaufactured by rot, ae they will be fond
the ielss well as economical. Would
callparticularattention to our new VOLCAN; 1
STOVZ , for churches, halls and stores. Over,SUO
sold in three months. Intended for with or with
out casing. All who have flied them pronounce
them superior to any other and far cheaper.
Send for Catalogue and Elite t. je.3o
BAT, HMS 8c CO.,
Iltiaftr7ACToBSE6 07 IV7LitY VAIW7rr 07
FROMICYNT=O •
BOSTON' C 0011.1210 BANGS',
"THE FIERY FURNACE,"
FOli. WAILICING Bu=Esse.
TICE NEW ANTI-DUST COOKING STOVE,
"REGULTOR." COLUMBIA COOK STOVE,.
VAN'S (Claclaasti Platens) FORTA33LE
RANGE 0 ABT IRON liiANTLEs. WELLMAN'S
REYLECTOR, GIIATES free trom dirt awl Mut;
ORATE 7110. wia, ic.
206 and 620 S Liberty Street,'
se26:pl7 -, '.
. 11. PAWL .
COOS STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL Os C41).11
TitiIYIVIPIL
FOB BITUMINO U& COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boot as
gsll as any other Stove In the Calm
BISSELL & GO.I
No. 285 Liberty Street
2.150 on hand and for sae. •
PABLOR STOVES,
WILTING Wrovlnicrl
GReera. nto TENDESS.
OWNING MUMS. to.
TO
BUILDERS 1
500.000 feet Dry Pine Boards.
180,000 feet 134 Inch Clear Plank;
55,000 feet 154 inch Common Plank:
RO,OO O feet Dry 1 sod Inch Ost:
515,00 0 ft. 1. 1)1.01 and 3 inch Poplar:
10.000 tent Dry Poplar Scantling;
10,000 feet Dry yellow Pine Boards;
100,00 0 feet 'Hemlock Seftlltling.
503.000 feet No. 1 18 Inch liaginal Shin
_gles
SOO,OOO NO. 1 18-mch Shingles, sawed;
50,000 No. 116 - Inch Shingles, snared:
50,000 Fire. Brick;
1,000 Fire Tile.
100 Tons Fire Clay;
Also, Saw 1011 Lumber, Locast and Cedar
Posts, and all articles In the line on hand and Mr
sale by -ALEXANDER PATTERSON. Yards—
No. 151 Rebecca street and corner " Of Preble b and
Juniata streets, Sixth ward, Allegheny. late or.
, "pi
ough of Manchester ,
%LASS -0111 NA,
100 WOOD STREET,
NEW GOODS.
FINE VASES, . •
11011XXLILN ASP .113111.51,11,
NEW %VAR SETS
TEA BliTS 'EkliT ours
~~
Ind 0 SIN G imps, .
ist4x.k of
SILVER PLATED GOODS
Call and examine oar town. and me
feel opened no one nevi all to loe
Ee MIRED & ClOs I
leo MOOR" ,e 0
NV. .1 ARRIMON. ...... .H. A. FRETVOOLE..
MONONGIIIIII FOIINDM 3
W. J. ANDERSON, & CO.,
Manufacturers of IRON HOUSE FRONTS
WINDOW LINTELS and SILL'S. and
Castings of all Descriptions.
air Special attention paid to ARCHITRCTU
BAL. CASTINGS and to Castings for Window
Wass HOUSES.
OFFIOZ 'XD POLTXDIrr--Nd. 150 werna
STREET, Pittsburgh. Pa,
On FORT PITT
FOUNDRY CAPANY
OFFICE AND *oltuis,
TWELFTH STREET,
rrrSBURGE ,
tar EllgilleB, Bolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDUT
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll sad Sraollrasnlllreollg,
WILLIAM SMITH,
CAST IRON B &WI. PIS
sang,PiDell axe all len gths. Invariably in Pits. tn OrY
Lnd IS feet Also, full assortment
of general
Castings for tans and Nirater Works.
would also call the ^tioutton of fiLl_perliatend
ants of Elsa Worts to 1-1 mate of 8r103113.
DIJOUESNE FORGE.
lILLEB,
(Successor to JOS. P. lIAIGH k C 0.,)
Has facilities co-extensive with the leading
Forges in the East, and is prepared to pr_oraptty
and sattsfactordy fill all orders for STEL.WROAT
SHAFTS., CR/. NKS. PISTON ROD 4, LVERS,
PITMAN .1 AMS. W RISTS, RAILROAD AN.LF.S,
LOCOMOTIVE FRAMES. together with every
description of SHAPE WORK. °Bice and Forge,
Corner of Dallasite , Vfay aid First %Wet.
apl4:h4o •
4104
ROBISSON, REA &
Briccessors to BOrinifioll, MIMS i 301.1.5C5,
W BaSB:INGTON WORIES,
FOUNDERS AND NACHINISTS,PITISBOR6II,
limier
,inrers of Boat slid Stationary Steam En
grtang,laZtasiagi:litailithdic usic,_,..,r,pe_rj.:arin
and Htiii , Boli ng and bbee..'irroa v ors.. Tank!
Office, ' No. lA, corner First sad Smithfield
13tAgreaeliblis for GIFFILIID'I3 PATENT INTECTOII
for feedin g
_
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth 'Ward Foundry and Machine \Verb ,
ISLIGDIMILY BT., ALLYCiIIEITY CITY, PA.,
LUMBER.
of on doscrlotiorus
WAILD,)
vrx-rsurruAarz, r&.
3loinu2actuser of
rou. GAS AIM wtorzu woßaus.
usnufacturers of Stationary and Portable Stearn
nginer, 011 ereases, redo's, Shafting,
Z Grist
and Saw Mil Work,' Bolling Bill andliacktie
Castings, Grate Sam Weights, Wilton Boxes,
dn. Build to order and have on band Engines of
all shies. • rayl4:qls
OILS.
DIAMOND OIL WORKS•
H. M. tonic & co.,
Oace, DALZELL BUILDING.
Dsiqtm " Ps.
WARING AND SING,
Canuaissioa literehaata awl Brokers to
Petiole= and ita Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY
PRILLDJIIXIIU ADDILZSB.
Boom 17, Chamber of Cont
ow ' 323 BOUTS SECOND 2TILEJLT.
IT.ACR BROTHERS,
COMESSION MERCHANTS,
La DzA.Lass IN
Petroleum and its Prodscts,
itee—DALZIEL L*B B treets. UU.DlNG.
earner of Pi ttsbur gDnoureneWlT end Irwin s
Phitutelphis 01110-121 WALNUT ST,
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM. REFINERY.
BERMIRT W. C.,TWEDDLE)
ItiareFACTUREA 01.
Libileating Biggest Boning Oils.
. .
Xelipse NalWoad Azle Oil.
_....,...
Stands great beat without change' re m t o =
limpid al lowest temperatures. Spenial Oil for
tropical cltmatet or hot weather.
Looomotive. Engine, Machine gimp.
lWili cut Screws. J •
Sim JELIII and Planing Will,olls,
Adapted foridgh speed. ' l 2
Spindle Oil, Wool 1 ners&l,lSSi OM
OM' Tanners' Muff.' BenkPle.
dng a rinishinig 011,,160,011wer
Harness Oil. Parraldne. irdd
kamou veinnati. tou r eserve Bright
Work and Machinery from Rust. .-
• These products are manufactured under D.
Tereddies_patent by Superheated Steam in oa r .
ono. '1 he Lubricating ORS are almost odorless,
perfectly Dun v aniform. and mostly, -light enV•
°red. stand a high
to
pricy,
remain limpid dining a xtreme cold. Thenallwad
Oils ate unequalled, and are in constant use on
many of the principal Railroads. Samples can
be examined and orders left at 11* W 001)
OWLET, Works at Sharpsburg Bridge.
itIVEST 00111140141
• Machine ltone 'Works,
No rtawestmlioroosresicol** Ause, 'W •
imam AVIIATNIIIV/*
Ban ors bond or own sow so: %ar*
Btorl atones, _Alor SWIM , "
-74 Mile" wqra
,Poo` 11 ma M.:Z.!
SEPTEMBER 22, 1889
NESDAY,
FINANCIAL.
• fillEltiCill BARI
1
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
- .PITTSBURGEL
CASE CAPITAL .... 5200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
DANS or iniscornwr sioiD DEPOSIT.
JOHN ELUTE. WK. FLoYD,
•Preildent.
. • nucncrons. Cashier.
Thos. M. Marshall, I Jobn M. Meirtland,
Wm. T. Shannon, I Archibald Wallace,
James W • Arrott, Jas. l). Klly,
Chas. B. Yeech, Vim. Floyd.
John "Floyd,
This Banlc is now pally
_er fan e t s z s ed and p re p
tlgitZeueria""'"g" ' '
IC, Ty 111.14111 i.
1
112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
' . CAPITAL. 5100,000.
BTOCIIIOLDEBS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
INTER EST PAID ON DEPOSITI3.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bought and sold. and when desired remitted to
Europe. Collections made on all the principal
points of the United States and Canada.
Dom litaissg. President.
JAIIICS MCCABE., Vic President.
H. N . 1 1 1084.11.1.1. Cas e
hier.
, DIEWTORS.
D. Thensen. - James McCabe,
Thomas Rourke, Hugh Keating ,
J. Dunlevy, Jr.,
.: Terence Campbell,
Patrick' Rine,. James Phelan,
Chas. B. Barr, • A •A.Freyvogl ,
ino.JoS.Herittnn, Thema. Barnes,
Jel:6s JOS. M. 13,'
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Of Pittsburgh.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylva.
tile. January 24„ 1.867. For the safe•kceping
of Bonds and other Securities; Gold and Silver.
Silver Plate. Books. ItecOrds. Diamonds and
Valuables of all descriptions, under guarantee,
and fef the renting of Safes in its burglar-proof
vaults. Building and Office:
,S 3 FOURTH' .11^ENUE,
PIIUSIVWCS-WILLIAM riuLLirs.
vics ruEsiDENT—IiENRY LLOYD
i DIRICTONS:
WM. li-HILLIPS, JAMES 1. BENNETT
Ilt,Nß,t I.LOTD, BYRON H- PAINTER
WILLI& M REA, JOS. S. MORRISos.
WILLIAM. M.
URTIS LI-015, Ut. CSSEOIc6EY. BLAAJZ.
C Li, LI
SECRETAUT TitEASITHIIR.
It. Vuti Bus:N1101 1 . 8. r
au:r.Cr7 .
Er 12101,71 -ES & S
•
113Ar.t,i'g3M.'"JalEl9
67 Market Street,
rrrlkrl623 ll : 7 r l A lll.
theCoUnited llectio States and Cans 'sonde on all tal
ins he princip points o
:m. - -
Stocks,Bonds and ether Securities
BouGHT AND BOLD ON 00113111151027.
Particular aticzal s ou paid to the purchaso and
sale of
llliited. States Securities.
HART, CAUGHEI be Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third an 4 Wood Strdsta,
LIIIIOCESSOES TO-H 1.27141, ILA= • C 0..)
Dr.usza LX
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,'
And particular attention paid to trio purchase
SIM sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Dicta enfeit Diagto on London.
inirusect
inNIC DAILVAY GOLD LAN,
.ichange Place, and M. JESEP
12 Pine street, I. T., offer for sale
Lhe
Bonds of the ;Hansa% Pacific ]
Railway.
. I
These Bonds pay seven per cent. in Gold';
have thirty years to run; are Free from
STONE.
IMININ==
..••••.••••••
m.1•1•11:1
THE
PrITSSIERGLI. PA.
PZTrBIZIISf~Zi. Pd..
%tom DAM, MORGAN k CO.,
Government Taxation; are secured by a
Land Grant at Three Killion Acres of 16.
Finest Lands in tams and Colorado
B additisit to this spetiak grant the Vim
any also owns MTN Dtillieni of km
n Ransas, which are being rapidly sold to
enlop the country and Improve the road.
They are a firepnortgage upon the eitension
of the road. from Sheridan, lamas; to
DERVET, Colorado. The road in operution,
417 miles long, upon which it is also a mort
gage, NOW YARNS lORE THAN ENOCH
NET INCOME TO PAY TDB INTEREST
'ON TEE NEW LOAN. There is no better
security in the; market—this being in
some respects better than Goverllo4lt Se-
curit es. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD. Prim 96, and acorn
.
ad Intermit, in Camay. Pamphlets, Maps
ani ClO, ll l wnithid on.
FINANCIAL.
SILVER AND COUPONS
• Bought at Highest Prim.
PS. R. NERTZ, Banker.
Cor• Wood and Fifth Streets.
BRADY 8 Go.,
Successors 05. JUNES & C 0..)
COMM Fourth and Wood Sts.,
ZIT 31X., 3r.a I=L
BOY AND SW. Al,l , NININ3 07
GOTERMWr tiECURITIES,
EiOLD, SUS= AND COUPONS,
ON MOST J'AVONABLE. TEE.IIOI.
• Interest Allowed on Deposit&
-Money loaned on 4305eXIIMCIlt Bonds at
10Welt Mattel. tilt.
Orders executed for the,Porehoso
end Solo of STOCILS, BONDS and
GOLD ,
.12011j.S T. BRAPT & CO.
• - • -
ey Mi. 1511.ittgll'Oaittt.
AND TRADE,
/71
0 El
eta!
FINAN
°Mal 0? PITTSBURGH
21 G alrrr
869 s,
1
Tn ESDKT, Sept. ,1.
The stringency In the money marker
continues unabated, forcing down bonds,
stocks, and even geld had to yield
under its Influence; yet the shipments
of currency west and south are rather
meager for want of small denominations
of currency. If the present state of
finance in Wall street is only it foretaste
of what is to be, how much more \Till
values decline when national causes are
combined with artificial measures, to
withdraw the circulating medium
resenting money.
Gold opened strong at 137%®137%,
was steady under clique_ manipulations,
and finally settled down to 137.- in
sympathy with the general declineever, in
Wall street. The' cliques, how
have bought again a large amount Of
gold, preparatory to a further rise, and
some of the boldest operators already
talk of a premium high in the forties.
It is, however, supposed that the Secre
tary of the Treasury can not prevent
the rise of gold much above present quo
tations, as the effect on trade would be
most disastrous, and natnrally must
curtail the receipts from internal taxes
for the coming year.
I Government bonds are dull l and sell
at about as low a point as two week ago,
with little inquiry for bonds for in
vestment.
Stocks -have been dull, and closed
with a general decline under large sales
In anticipation of a break in prices to-
morrow.
In our local stocks there is likewise an
indisposition to buy, and some of the
City bonds, moat anxiously inquired fo e
r
a week or two ago, are now offered
large amounts at , concessions,
Money is still comparatively easy
here.
Quotations as re ceived by Ph. R
Mertz: Gold, 187%; Silver, 131; Eighty
one's, 12015; Five Twenties, 1862, 181%;
do 1864, 120 1 4; do 1365, 120%; do 1866,
Consols, 118%; do 1867; 119; do 1868,
11%; Ten Forties, 109; 951‘;
New York
Central, 200% ; Erie, —; Reading,
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne .t Chicago
ilailread, 86;lidisissippi, 131%;
Miebigan Southern.. 9634; Cleve
land dr, 'Pittsburgh, 107%; Chicago ct
Rock bland, .199%; Chicago `it -North'
Western, 75%; Chicago it North Western
Preferred, 85%; Adams Express Com
pany, 55 1 4; 'Merchants Union Express,
11%; Pacific Mail, ---; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 86%; -American Ex
press Company 35%.
Larg
Exowszras, e. • Small-
London, per A. ........... f 6,87
Paris. per franc ............. .. 20 29
Berlin. thaler 100 101%
Frankfort, florins 58 60%
—Closing quotations received by James
T. Brady 64 Co. Gold: 137%; United
States Sixes, 1881, 120%; Five-Tvrenties;
1862, 122%; do. 1864, 121%; do. 18654121%;
Ten-Forties, 109%; Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, 1865, 119 %: do. do. 1867,
Co
119%: do. do. 1868. 118%; Due m
pounds, 119; Union Pacific Railroad,
86; Central do, do, 99; Cy. Pacific,
109%; Lake Superiors, 96. -
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh U&2
NEw YORlC,,September 21, 1869.
Money very active at 7 per cent. gold,
while commissions are nominal. For
turning stocks were paid m in
to % per
cent:, added to both currency and coin
interest, the money pressure was felt
severely. Sterling heavy at 7®7%. Gold
firm and opened at 187%; touched 137%,
and closed at 137%®138. Carrying rates
until to-morrow 1-32®%. Clearances
8,000,000,
rnments dull. Coupons of 18n.
dove
120%04121: do s '82, 1 1213;®1 12 2 2 ; 121%®122; do. 11,
(6125; do. '65,120%®121; de. new
1201/f4119;N do. '67, 119 ®119 1 A,; do. '6B,
118%®119; 1d.415, 10914®169%; Pacifies,
I 108%0;10 9 .
dull: Missouris, 86%;
estate bonds
obi Tennessees, 61%; new Tennessee!,
56; old Virginias, 55; new do. 59; old
INorth Carolinas, 52; new North Caroli
na. 47%.
Canton, 66; Cumberland, SI; Western
Union Telegraph, 86%; Quicksilver, 14;
miposa, 9%; do. preferred, 18; Pa
clan - Mel, 76; Adams Express, 55®
5534; Wells, Fargo, - Jr, Cp. j _ 18; American,
85%; United States,New York Cen
tral, ,199'yi; Harlem, 147; Hudson ex.
div., 176; 'Reading, 94%; Erie, 3874 ; * do.
preferred, 6934; Michigan
Illinois'lo7%; Cen
tral, 137%1 ttsburgh, North
vrestern 78%; do. preferred, 85; Cleve
land'. &Int:thus and Cincinnati, 7735;
Rock 10814; St, Paul, 72%;
do. prefegret 32)il ." Wabash, 72%;
veferreci, • Port W ayne ' ex. 'MT.,
-86; Terrt,/;_iff.4,1g4;40: - preferred,
Chicago end Alton, 146; do. preferred.
146; Ohio and Mississippi, 31%; St. Joe,
117; Dubuque. 109; Columbus, Cinzinnati
and Indiana Central, 29%; Smith ct. Par
melee. 240.
Sub -Treasury balance, $9,700,442.
Stocks have been feverish all day, be
ing alternately weak and strong. The
market closed lower, with an increased
pressure to sell, the decline being most
marked on New York Central, North
western, Rock Island and Lake Shore;
Pacific Mall was comparatively firm,
and rallied from the lowest point
of the day, /the reports of the early
changes in the direction is generally
believed. Rumor say a that the next
Rock Island dividend will be only 3;4
per cent. Chicago and Alton has' been
unusually active and reliable- The gen
eral market closed feverish and unset
tled.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFIQE OFITsBUBOII
21GAZETTE, / -
TUESDAY, Sept. , 1869.
The markets generally are quiet and
devoid of any new characteristics
worthy of special notice. The demand
foi almost everything is entirely local
and confined mainly to supplying imme
diate wants of the home trade, while in
regard to prices, there are no material
changes one way or the other.
APPLES—DuII with a large supply;
sales at $1,50@2,50 per bbl.
BUTTER—Is coming in pretty freely.
and the m ark et is dull with a drooping
tendency; we continue to quote at 30@33,
for prime to choice.
CRA.NBERRIES—SaIes of prime east
ern cultivated at sll@l2 per bbl.
CARBON OIL—Is firm count,a inquiry on western a and we
quote sales round lots at 29 to 29% cents,
and 30@31 in small lots.
CHEESE—Is quiet and unclaasged,
ranging from 14` to 16 cents, as to
quality.
EGGS—Sales at 23@24.
FEATHERS— quoted at 80@;85
cents to the trade, and the usual advance
for small lots in store.
ea—re-
FLOUR—Is dull and unchang
ceipts only moderate, and the supply,
although by no means large, is never
theless fully up to the demand; we
continue to quote western , flours at
$6,50@6,75 for good; and 5767,25 for .
choice. 1
GRAIN—Red wheat is being sold to
the mills at $1,30,36@1,37.and white would
probably bring $l, Oati con
tinue excited, scarce - and firm at the ad
vance; sales 300 bushels on wharf, at 54;
and lair at 55, store price 57©58. Corn -_
is scarce, but the demand ' is light and
prices unchanged-9.5®61 for prime yel
low. For rye, $l,lO is still the test bid,
but there are not many sellers at this
I price. Barley none offering, $1,25 is
still the ruling price.
HAY—Sales at Allegheny Diamond
market of 81 loadsi at 51.4W43, mostly at
$15@20.
HEMP—Very dull; $205 per ton.
.--sales at 2%@3 cts perLARKS pound.
LARD OIL—F. Sellers cit Co. quote
Extra No. 1, at 51,4351,15, and No. 2, at
11.05@1,0 8
PROVISIONS—Market Shoulders.
but un
changed; Bacon, Shoulders, 10%@16;
Ribbed Sides, 18%®19; Cl r do, 19X
@2O; plain Sugar Cured Ham 22@22%;
Cavassed do, 23%621; Su ar Cured
Shoulders, 17®17y.;; Mess \ Pork, 534;
Lard, 20% in tirces, 211521% in legs and
pails; Dried Beef, 22.
PEANUTS—SaIes at 15 cents.
PEACHES—In good supply and dill,
ranging from $1 to $2 per bushel.
PLUMS --Prime fresh receipts, in good
condition. would bring $1,50 per bushel.
POTATOES—SaIes' of sweets at sl@).
4,50 per bbl for Baltimores, and $5 for
prime Jerseys.
STRAW—SoId in. Allegheny market
tesday, tat $l2 per ton.
SEEDS—Timothy Seed is being sold
in small lots at $4,00@1,25. Flaxseed is
wanted at 52,2002,25, and none offering.
No inquiry for Clever Seed.
SALT—Is firmer, with sales of car
load lots at $1,85 per bbl.
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PETROLEUM MARKET•
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OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
TUESDAY, Sept. 21, 1869.
.The oil market was again quiet to-day,
and while there was a fair amount of
business in the aggregate, yet there did
not appear to be that sensitiveness of
feeling which has prevailed for some
days past. Operators generally have De- •
come more reconciled, and appear sails
,
lied to let the market take its natural
and legitimate course, and consequently
the feeling is not as unsettled and ex
cited as it was at the close of lastes have
week.
Compared with yesterday, pric
undergone but little change, though the
tendency, if anything, seemed to be
downward. Antwerp to unchanged.
CRUDE.
Sales 2,000 bbls seller 60 days, 40 to 45
gravity, at 14%; 500 October
serge.selle at -
14%; 1,000 on broad guage cars
nango City, at 65,80; 2,000 Septemlaer, at
14%; and 1,000 do, at 14%. There seems
to be no inquiry for either: buyer or
1 seller options all year, at least there has
I been no sales for several days.
REFINED.
Sale 500 ibis each, November and De
cember, at 3234; 500 each October to
January inclusive, at 32%; and 1,000
last half September, at 32%. From the
above it will be seen that prices, com
pared with yesterday, have undergone
no change whatever,
LIIBBIOATING OILS.
'Eclipse Winter Lubricating 0i1.......40a
Eclipse Railroad dile ..................... 350
Eclipse Machinery ........................ - 750
Eclipse Spindle .......................... .. .. 600
RECEIPTS OF CRUDE OIL BY A. v. E. B.
FairdOW Oil Works 1,360 bbls oft, on
account of Fisher £ Bro; Jas. Wilkins
160 do do; 240 do do Fisher & Bro; R. T.
Leech dc Co. 60 do on account T. Chess;
Vista Oil Works; 320 do on a ccount
Vista Oil
& Bro; 320 do on account R. D.
Cochran.
Total .. . ... ................. . . 2,580 bbls.
OIL SHIPPED El ST BY A. Y. B. E.
SEPTEMBER 20.
Standard Oil Co., 52 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Forsyth & Bro., 104 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
B. W. Morgan & Co., 203 bbls ref. oil
to Warden, Frew dc. Co., Philadelphia.
Lockhart, Frew & Co. 412 bbls relined
to Warden, Frew & Co., Phila.
Livingston dt Bro., 1,200 cases refined
to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
J. C. Kirkpatrick & Co., 105,bbla to
Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia.
Citizens Oil Co. 528 bbls refined to
Tack & Bro., 'Philadelphia.
McKelvy & Bro., 146 :bbls refined to '
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Total 1,150 bbls; 1,200 MM.
OIL SHIPPED EAST AT DUQUESISE DEPOT.
TOR TWO DAYS.
McKenna & liodgers 30 bbls refined to
P. P. Phipps, -Philadelphia.
Brookss I%llw:dine & O. 145 bbls ref.
to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Hutchison 011 at Reilning,Co.. 319 bbLa
to Wen, Fre w & Lb PPS4 II • I6
Total, Re aped. .. ;,.... .. . .
;.. . . ..... ........ 494
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