B.
snunGp.
STEEL WORYLS.
STA-BLISHED I 1845.
ANDERSON & FOODS,
TIANOrACTMIZEIS Or .
BEST ,BErnSfiD, :OAST STBEIL
Of every desoriptio4. Also, best
litfined German :.P1.057 and Spring. Steel,
00ENER ROSS ASTC/fralrV:/LVENttp,Pttts
'burgh, Ps. m116:1341
•
- ELM, & PEKIN
67.14-SHAL PARTICErSB
ItiltTC.C6lll.l `. 'REUBEN ISITLIME4
13.E0. W. 8.6.1ta,',- PAKICIN.
BYRCIAL PARVNIKIL-S. M. IqElt;
CRESCENT §TEC'EL iWOA-KS,
itung,A, Ruin &
OFFICE, fio. 119 Liberty Area,
rrrrsstrAGE , PA.
fel4:d4B
DINUES'NE WORIiS.
00132031, TOM. & CO.
Ibuinfacturers of
• ••••
IRON NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRiNCS,
. . . r
DIJCIVESNE,'L "JC AND ,TIINIATAI
FLA - T IIIEbB013116"Akb .B.IJSUIS IRON.
AAND,,IIO r‘.I3III,ET AND' 'ANN. 'FAN,
BOILFR +Tits AND HEADS,
*WARD MON, —MAO end DEOr PEE BADS,
FLANDAT:: 'WET= .DAss, Cr.LINDEE
AND STAAT RAIL; fbr idoal !toads.
c_ROWBaItio,V7S:DGEs & HAREoW TEETD,O
...I.IIIII4G,ItLoW CULTIVATOR. STEEL.
SWAM wtNos ADMoULDS eat to pattern.
WMEL. TINE% STEEL BRAFTILS. A. B.
M I & BUGGY and WAGON SPPINOS and
RITISIIAILS AND itPDLES.
Ii 1 •
60.0dS First Class - wa *meted.
OFFICES AND VOBITS.! . • "
• Illsteeattlt Street find Allegheirsrltivor,
and 77 Water Street. Pittsburgh.
sehi ' •
WEEFFIELgt STEEL WOBIELS.
duff
meat :tralaoll & 00.,
ritatniau. PA..
bLr.o,,xfeotprevs of every descripeois of
UST 'OD atp.NAN snEL,
.
Nom , W
a
Ja. rwaiosat arsaiires,
ISTECF.I4.TrftIt pa. &a
, .
Warehouso , 1311 Water andlooSlrEit Eita.
BLACE. DIARIOMO
STEEL WORIES.',
?ARK, BROME , &
itanutiettireis o f f a ddeiortiuons
of
65. rier-MX-.1.
01Mee and. Wzrehonse. THIRTIETH, THIRTY
ZIEST sad .5.A1L.3926.v }3TR.E.T.T3,
. . . ,
PllrTglitig. glil.
• •
BRASS FOXINPERS.
ELINILT ....
HENRY , BIER CO
- • . . .
7:AtCCBSSOAS TO
JOHN IN caormn a, Go.,
Bell ,and Brigs Founders.
BOABC*AIS Trff(4I%
exiipif:pll*EMLlE TO OBOE%
Nialeila..nd Grey Iron Fittings,
Al4/15 TUBING, 1 ,
iilßtOrilti:loai o,cilEc k likbV4B,
414 GLOBE Pir:IIIIN. •
SON COCIIES,
Rrass - Work of every description for
/ Stea m ,*liter , and OIL
sts-larrAertrannti or a - , M. omens a com
liapinedBlegm ?pip;
ageism fa.' 'oietriiiw,ratent Oil
ers; the best in the Aicsrket.
puree aindifforakeorter Ttateerith andVike
nag
ATN 001 IffcCAFFREY ,
Ac9=4ll4beriii *of !Ca l a Thir d ATe nne .‘
Pittsburgh, Pa., ,
BRASS FElytIDEASpei IRON PIPE FITTERS,
Aral 11/Elilli fir A. 8. -T4iiit93l 90vi3
Bisma tulsost.crw
LitOPI
_WOR,HS.
W7niOgi - ik-pßotliss;
The Trustees are now prepared to A-rant 'Seen
ges tor the use of the T.LLEII2II.A.IIISEN PRO-
The superior quality imparted to good iron;
the great improvement in inferioriton, veershe
reduced cost. commend it to all manufact of
piron. by
porttes wishing to use it eau obtain licenses
applying to .
JAMES P. SPEER
A.ttorneilOrlhe Trustees,
BOOM 1 and A, English's Building, 1005 f
ionith avenue.
ZIT Lies interested are invited to visit the
SHOE bIBERGER WORKS, where the rocess is
slow in successful operutip • • ,
- ,
JO'
NOVELTX,WORKS: .
prima:mew. ,
NOVELTY:;
NE
Founded A. D. piss.
ADAMS. ErgEt at. CO,
WiErrrsi.taidireeralizVAT.
$ le t .E.
Jana Paced Patent Dix* "Vont" and Watt*
Paint and Coffee tiUtLAo.
(10Mai Ftli t a-AUSUS 41VOILIFT EVIS
Pit tenni eirre. Pihia
I. SWINT.. • ••••••••••/• Y. SHATT•
SWINT
,AJICHITECTITULL AND
ORPIAMIMSTA),_ LII4IIIVIE,M,
triniduskr Air Allegheny; 'a.
A lupe assortanons of NAWNI. EMITS and
SA constantly on ul.al
PUNTS,
sudesCrlP nds One a 44 • 4Pa
,
I '
austalk i ..:..B„o.q*:;o - I .
Cor. Point Alley and DuquesneSU,
(NiAs TR?. Pour.)
Engine .tuilders, Founders and
Machinists.
mattareSTEAKBOAT INGDIEB and wr
°NARY-ENGINES, of all sizes.
Melia attention invited to our new STATION
OIL WELL RNEIDIE AND PORTABLE
ir.4LE%_of 16-noraempower.
CAHTDDOB,of every kind. niade to Market.
'Foundry, on THIRD BTREET, below
MGR for Oil Wells, SHAITTING.. PIJLLETB.
HANDER ` HOUSE and TOBACCO KOREWB ana
IRON TOBACCO:n=SMM, on hand and made to
Order. at the
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
.boating on the Allegheny Biver, near the Point.
PITTSBURGH, PL.
4111 r All orders promptly tiled. TRY VB.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL 1130 isaK
WOSES.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
IGwu3rlcnmzß.6 es
TUBULAR, DOUSLE,FLUID TIDJLAEt,
Pllll,-1308 .Ni) CYLINDIM STEAAI BOIL
-3E8.1=
OIL WrHTh ILLB OIL TANN&
BB CHINE AND ABH. PANS.
BSTPLINO PAM, BALI PANS AND CON
DENSERS:
MUM PIPES, OABOISETENS AND MON
BILEDNitik
r BISON DOQB3 AND COAL SEMMES
Office and Warehouse, corner Stoond,
Third, Short and IllOorty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
.-• , • -
Mr orders sent to the above address:lBsl
_ wilt be
rozontly attended to. rkb7
BALUNUILL & CO., -
"BOILER MARERS
AND SIiERT IRON WOREICR3,
RM. SO, SS, %4 AND 216 mars BT.
`geeing secured a large yard and furnished It
with the meat approved machinery we &repro
wired to manufacture every descriptionof BOIL
888 in the belt groomer, and warra. nted equal to
say made in the country. Chimneys, Breeching,
Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Pans, Tanis. OU Stills, Agita
tors, nettling rims, Boiler Iron., Bridgc!„ Sar
fin and 6916 ISAnufacturers ofßazaWnis Sugar
Boilers.
BelTairing.done on sncrrteat notice. isS:ell
ILI= Y.•«»•«. iDDCIIND D. 3111782
:TARED BRUSH & . BRUSH SON,
1101TCY.LCISP-Er.s 07
Steam Boilers, 0111 Stills, Tans.
LEEIIT LEON WOES, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES., CASTINGS, &O.
A. ggADLET fit CO.,
N 0.30 WOOD STREET,
mannaCtarere 01the gre,t es t vulva' of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BE POUND.
In our assortment willbe found all theIALTIST
TATTbENS AND lIIPICOVzIKENTu, and the
reputation of our Stoves Is such that anT one in
Want
of
a good article should purchase none but
those manufactured
wells, hbe found
the most durable Si aseconomical. Would
call oarticuiar attention to our new VOLCAN.•
STOVE threer balls anastores. Over 500
sold In montes. Intended for pith or with
out casing. All vrLoltase-uted them pronounce
them superior to any other and far cheaper.
Send for ehtai° e "I'ri"l-.151. Jib
Glit -- 111 VOUS 84 CO
.....ricrtot..6 or remirs vAIIIZTY OP
SEEMlCtiNrirafa ,
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
THE FIERY FURNACE,"
102 WA2112041 BUILDINGS.
TES ItIVAT A.l:;7p- Di COOXIInt
.E.EauLagon.• COLUMBIA. COOB no_vx,.
_agir qui.o2tricinassi_ i ot,terat 1 1:41:1flp.
RANtiassarzios NA.ter ELI 1 !
_WI
BEITLECAI.B. &BATES, treJa_trola and ann,
GRASS ISOSTS., PEND=A, sc. •
*O6 ,and 208.:Ltberty Street,
se2s:yl7 ~ PITTSBIIII6I I, PA.
Cooli. STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
iiiiSsEi4l,,as COM
TRlV!tErki,
NOB BITUALLYOUB Qom..
'lVarranted to Cooks Bake or Bout es
'sell as any other Store In the union.
BISSELL & 00.
14(;.4 285 - Libertv Street;
ea pis d o and for sale s
orp... • • ••,-
BralIN " tritiN
tiff Itf4. se.
_ .
rt . %) litill;DElag I.
...a._
600.000 feet Dry Pine liolirds.
160,000 feet 134 Rich Clear Plank;
616.000 feet 134 Mat Common Plank;
515,000 feet 111 and 6 to
Oak:
, t :515.000 rt. , x4 , e,41, - 51 and a Inch Poplar:
40.000 feet- D Poplar Scantling; .
10,000 feet Dry Yellow Ptne Boards;
: 100,000 feet Hemlock Se...titling.
' 603.000 feet No. 1 18 inch baglnasi Shun
. - ...... Iles. ~. • , , ,r_s-
." 11100.01 X) NO. I 16-hicti StifiglWaswed;
60.000 No. 116-inch Shingles. snared:
60,000 Fire Mick; ~ ~
''' 'l,OOO Fire Tile. ' - -.. • '--
, 100 Tons Pare Clan_ .
—6llO, Saw Mill Lumber, . Lanai and Cedar
Pests,' and all articles In the line on - hand and for
salt by ALEXANDRR PATTERZON. Yards—
No. 'l6l Rebecca street and corner_arreble and
lifnlata streets, bLath ward, Allegheisp, late bor
ough of Manchester. • ap:43
4ILASS. CHINA. CUTLERY.
7700 - wo6 - 6 10 Magt
NEW GOODS:
FINE VASES,
BONEXIAN LISD
NEW trZYLE S A •
DINNNBTEASETSS.6era,O.I7:
Ty,cups
5m"13411 B elo sack of '
4 81GITER PLA.TED , ,11001)S
ODIC examine out oodt° and we
R. E. BREED
I!
PITI'BI3IIIIGI2I E A.zErnti - : totiii - F451)0, 0c10131.1, r r 6
1869
_
\Y. a ANDERBON,:.:: . il
. s #ETV9Gt.4I.
, •
IONONGREIA iriiNDRY
9
!
w. J. Ammt§ori & co.,
Manufacturers of IRON HOUSE FRONTS,
WINDOW LINTELS and BILLS, and
Castings of oil ,Desqlptions.
attention paid to ditCHITECTIT -
ItAI, CANIINGS and to. CastlPgs for Window
Glad. Hone( s.
CIFYICIC ND FouNnwr—No. 150 WATER
STREET, Plttenursit PA • • - • •
• .PAP . :fOPiT : . ?IT.Ti.
FOUNDRY , tolripT-
TWELFTH. STRF.NAT,
lir Engines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Mad:Linea, Tap
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL TOUNDRII
Owner Carroll and SmaUnion adraate,
\
(NINTH WARDS)
OAZT IRON BOWL PIPE
eatsoud also cell the ^ , tc - tton cf SorerPatentl.
of fist Worts to 1-1 szToBT2.
-LUMBER ,
of all descriptions.
•_eaD(OX=fr•
, , 1 ft
OFFICE AND:WORKS,
prrirszmuw,,l o A.
AND PEPS WORKS.
rriwrsystataia! P 9.
WILLIE. 1 SMITH,
lan.nufooofu.rer or
ids Elio; -AND WLTE Wes•
My Pines are all cut Pits, Lt drl
rid. and HI fee - . lenitlss • Also, fail aasnrt=teut
f general •
Castints for Oas and Water Works.
DUQUESNE FORGE.'
'MUM MILLER,
( successor to JOS. P. HAIGH 14 C 0.,)
Ras fsctltles eo-extenalve with the leading
YOrgea tn • the Eat kind is prt pared to promptly
ind eattarsetorile aliordera Bar STEAMBOAT
SHAFTS, cBASKe.risIOLe.VEIitS,
PITIdAIk: AY.B,WitirTS, RAIGIioADXZLEB.
A
LoColluTlVic FRAMB-4 4 .,.. together' with every
description of MAW; WORK. Ofiee and Forge,
orner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
spl4:hio
OlariSol4l, REA
inccessors so lionnisoi, Hncte It lattaato,
1
1 17 8.3E1115-4T011; INTO,RIKS;
, .
FOP:WENS AND MACHINLITS,PITTSZORVij
unasaturtrs of Eon; end rtatiortart Stearn En
gines Blest it Nit Aschir.ery, ticar'asg,
Shattint (Asittngs rd a l dettrlstions: Oil Tants
nr.,l +AL s, Reiter nr..l Sheet iron 'Work.
lOSIce, Nu. I*, corner First oltd err.ttlieleid
Strew.
Agents for sairiAßD,s FA.TENT INJECTOR
for feeding BnLiers. . . All a6a
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
°arta Ward Youadrr Ind Machine Works,
ILV;DIJBKY ST, ALLVOSZNY CITY, FA.,
Matiratetorers of Stationary and Portable Stearn
Enzuses, A'restca, ruileys, Shafting, Orin ,
Ana saw At m Ve ßL r t t xv4 v .sadlitr hint,
Ell dsaie Bass
is. ' Si
gut. ' : ' • ttatlaull
Gila.
DWIIIOND OIL WORKS,
H. m. Lopic & co.,
Mee, DaLZELL 8111LD12703,
- Duquesne Way. Pittstrtratt. Ea.
WAKING AND SING,
Ooaustsslon Merchants and Brokers la
Petroleum end is„,p Products,
cLuutiliotKoanlittNElMAYs
ISJECIA /MOM%
Boom 17, Chamber of Commerce,
'`'
IS3 SOI/Vit ErZCIAID WISIGAZ
TACK _nß(YrUr4llif .;
COWSION ?gRCHANIN.'
DICALIMB
Petroleum ~Mid.;its. ' Products,
7,7
'l6egg i r:l VII rjallartign It=ig
iCUF -------} : 7--- rO MIUM REFINERY.
HiquiFfrr w. C. TWIDDLE.
11444113FACTPER Or
liabtkiating;&)ligliTeit,Burptagolls.
Sellpse .11silreed Azle 011. .
Btand9, great heat withent,Chinge; logrodull
limpid at lowest temperatures. Speclalol l
tropitat climates or hot weather.
Loeoznetive, 1;-
st
Enele,lle.olipae Abort r.
ISM
Bair ISM and Planing HILL Oil%
Adapted tniblidreeed. •
Oil, Illoolillead•LIght 011,
011, Tanners' filtitatti Eisgstagoles, .
InX Ft Dishing Oil,:easole,
Harness Harness ! Warranteeln.
A.SBWR Vale:MK, to preserve Bright IfOn
Week anajdachinery S
e , prodUcas ate mannfaanred 'under •Dra
Twaddle' s_patent,by Superheated_ Steam In Vaa
cue. 1. he Lubricating 01111 xrectonost odorless,
perfectly pure, uniform, and-mostly light col
ored, stand stash temperature tiftchsaVd,_ an
remain limpid durfug extrem cold. The - Saffron
Ott, are unequalled, and are ittoonstant eoh
many :of,t e principal g a z a rdes tol „egg
be examined and or( WOOD
STRSZT,•.Worka at t BMX&
ST(i
WRI
WIN.TAIR: .
. ; Machine , 8 ic ; , v '' rirki. 4
4
._...c,..w..tpc...0,„ N.`.. ,-.• k' U. Allsabaa7l
:
8...• os tad tbk :-- - r. ~- .. --, ell
and .81ap:Ptaraa; 7. 6' lm ,
Vanite. ea. BMA.= .:. i.,1--, t :, Lon, a, (.-
Ostia vrierforrevml , • ,, ^ , r r '':es rianalagil
NO. 80 roman -AVF_ANUE,
•
PrIVI3BI3IIG II ..
CASH CAPITAL 6200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
SAN eV DISCOVNT AND DEPOSIT.
JON 'FLOYD Wi t . li.OTD,
_President. - - Cashier.
DIDZCSOBS.
Thos. M. Manama, 1 John g. Yurtland,
Win: T. Shannon, I Archibald Wallace,
Janies W • Arrott, Jas. D. Kelly,
Chas. BiLeech, Wns..floyd.
Jelin 71ovd, ' I • -
This Bank is now fully organised and prepared
to do a general Banking business.
jelOk43
FIFTH iIVENIE BANK
Of Pittsburgh,
Is now open for Discount, DepositsandOenerst
Denting 13nsiness.
An? 5111 h received from One Dollar upwards.
Interest at the rate of sx per cent. paid on
time deponts.
DIRICTOIIS;
• ..
ED. 'DV lIRIDGE. ' W. P. WET3IAN.
W. H. ttiMS. FRANK :-lEBEHT,
W. C. ROBEEON, HEN it I.• A 31EN EN,
DAN. .NINZETsR. D.
M. N3lolt,
FAIL POEB:STEL.
ED. DITHRIDGEv President.
V. F. NCIIENCU. Cashier.
CITY BANK.
112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL, 9100,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bonita and sold, and when desired remitted to
'Europe. Collecttons made on all the principal
pants of the United states and Canada.
DOMINICK DDISICK, Dreshient.
JAMEs DIcIIABE. Vice President.
W. N. MORGAN. Camhter.
DIIIICTORB.
D. Down. James McCabe,
Thomas Rourke, . Huai" Keating. J. •
llunievy. Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick Slane, James Phelan,
Chas. B. Barr, . WA-Fret - ogle,
: Jno.Jos.Hermann. Thorns. *rat%
' jel:ks M.,;'OAZZA.H, (Melton
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT CODIPMar
Of Pittsburgh.
Incorporated by the Legislatr.re of Penusylia
nia, January 94. IEO7. For the safe.teeping
of Bonus and other Securities. Gold and Silver,
Silver Plate. Books. Records. Diamonds and
Valuables of all descriptions, under guarantee.
and for the renting of Safes in its burglar-proof
vaults. Building and Delco: .
. ,
eiro. 83 F 0 tirTil I"E.VUE,
PrITSBURE 4II , PA.
eIIaSIDENT—WILLIA3I PHILLIPS.
Vica Par.,tor.Nr—HEN.B.Y LLOYD.
DIRTCTORS:
WM. PHILLIPS, JAMES I. BENNETT,
$D %EN LLOYD, BYRoN H. PAINTER,
WILLIAM REA, Jos, S. Itintuiso:N.
ILWA.II. LYON..Cir..o'lot. BLAtai,
CURTIS O. HUSSEY.
SICIIT.TART AND TREA.SrII.III:
rs. F. VoN BON:NHOItsi.
at:S:rOl
.By Telegraph to the Prttalargh Gazette.]
NEW YOBS, October 5. 1863.
At the annual meeting of the New
York Clearing Honsi A.sssoclatidn to
day Committees were selected for the
ensuing y ear. Total transactions for the
year were $38.527,347,291.12, and the
transactions since its organization, a pe
riod of 16 year 5,82,003,027,558,96.1.70. The
average transactions per day have been
$125,01:8,7:39.91, being 427,9144,017.65 more
than any previous year, and the total
exchanges ;, 4 6,689,882..072.1 2 greater than
before. There have neon no official state.:
moms made as yet in regard to
Lockwood ~t. Co., although many rumors
were afloat on the street, one of which is
that the house w ay-possibly resume busi
ness without some of the former partners,
injunctions continueto be served on the
()nicer .of the Gold Hoorn restraining
them from buying in or selling out under
the rule gold bought or sold on Fri
day the 21th ult. The Lake Snore Direc
tors are still inAsession discussing the
finances of the ' Company, but nothing
bas been made public as yet, except the
the election of Mr. A.lanson Robinsonas
director In place of Mr. Lockwood. '
The honey market was very easy at
6@7 per cent. Foreign exchange weaker.
Prime bankers' bills 109®10934. - Geld
firmer; opened at 12834. advanced to
130%, and closed at 130. Carrying rates
7 per cent. to flat.
Governments quiet and firm. The rise
in gold and eXChange has checked, the ,
sales of bonds:on the part of German 1
bankers, which was the main cause of
the increased strength of the market W....,
day. , , =-- . ._ -.
Coupons of 'Bl. 19©19%; do '62, 19%g,
19%; do '64, 1961,19%; do '65, 19%,0193i;
do new, 17%®17%.•• do : '67, .1734@1714;
do '6B, 17%®17%; 1040 s, 84®e,i; cur
rency sites, 7NOIS. ' , , -4"• ,' :
State Bonds steady eieept 'Eels , North"
Carolinas Which are lower. Missouris,
86; Old Tebalgagees, 62344; New do, 52%;
Old Virginias,' 493; NeW • do, 51; .7"01.41".
North Carolinas, • 46; • New do, 363,.
The Sub - Treasury , sold one, mil.
lion of gold' 'to-day - :at ID 70-100
@ISO 5-00. Tne
ing gold-from Treasury De the partment
is now t Iransferr Sub.;
Treasury in New`Orleatia - to this city by
the sale here ocenriortted..good certill:-.
cates payable in coin aftheSttb-Treastu7
in New,Orlearts,whiatieuables the Treas.
my to make the transfers without risk
or expense. . •
.The Peat has good authority for saying
the liabilities of Lockwood ,k Co. will be
less than three millions. ~ , ,
Messrs. Koopsattler & Co.,lmmorters,
on Pine street, are =reported -ais having
failed.
Stocks during tbe morning.were strong
and advanoleg, and -in the afternoon
were heavy and lower,
t¢
to -sales
t¢ realize profits, the short interest was
largely closed up to-day, especially on
the western shares, anti the purchases
by the bears assisted the rise to a consid
erable extent. The market closed firm
but unsettled. o f , ,
Canton, 51%; C'utnberland,' 27;‘ Vest
ern Union, 36; Quicksilver, 13,; Mari
posa, 5%; preferred, IS; Pacific) Mail, 165;
Adams Express 53; Wells, 25N,;
American, 31; 'United States, 54;
New York Central, c -,177%; , -- Harlem,
134; preferred, 183; Rtidison, Id; Reading
3534; Etles, 33%@33%; do. preferred,
56; Michigan Central, 120; Michigan
Southern,Bl3%;•-illinois Central, 133%;
Pittsburh, 924A,;liorth Western, 72; do.
preferred, 84%; Cleveland, Columbus.
ik Cincinnati, 73;1E'vx•k•IslawAi 105%; St.
Patti; 683‘; do.'preferrid; 81%; - Wabash,.
be: do, preferred, 80; Fort Wayne, 87 1 / 4 ;
Terre Haute, 60; do. ;preferred, 55; Chi
cago ,t, Alton, 191; Ohio dr. Mississippi,
27 4 "; C. C. dr. I. C., 26.
•Miningsdraree dull. - ; ;
Sub-Tretishrt—Balance,fB9,72s;336, in-
Importer andretali dealer In : eluding about))7,000,000 currency.
VINIIII • IatiTATI'IOI•IIELIVE!;,. ' ' OvviddioliPrrxissititon Grizziii,, L .
WEDDING, NISITING, PARTY . AND •DIAINES ',... -- -- TUESDAY, October r 5, 18439 :
• '. / , ..Waotationa tut - raceme° o3P Ph. ' ,
"' , oAlitS 10901.1.171 NO; -. .•• ' M ertz ; Elold, L 1834; Silver, 123; itightr!
idoltooluaas, AIMS, ILI,W115(.4•11114. Ai 'OIV'S.L4I9; Five Twenties. 15 62 . 11 9 A;
IRAK- 119 X; do 1865,
Orden bruin reosivepiortattenUon. Sea , , opts 71 - 19 ; 4.10 '---• . . ---,
for saunas. ' _ . ..1 .. .__
__.• • • lei . * 117;it dco :1807.'117% , ( : ` do isss,
i .I.44S•ciliestaati litialraillart , *', l , 1 TVI7%; ,Too F orties, 108 g; Now York
InVildn' 1112111 OUtrgil, 178%; Brie, wum; Itoadillit, De;
amt 'Waive & Ohloago
Ir=gl
3 it h4Bs;ZiTalslOWSlDdinitird, 122 X;.
raGer ii
glip-L ittiti ga " : r i(n r raini aloss• urn*
oaf t, etthdass. .-"sims ,' Idloblgoif. Southern, 85%; , Mora,
niatT, et.E3I4IIIICY fr. CO., t
. BANKERS AND BROKEP.S,
Verner Third grad' Wood Strder:ep
PrraIf3DVIIGIII. PA.,
(1170018:i01113 TO EADLICk. 9i3T 8 C 0..)
DELL.r.r4 I-A
. T i
I
pichange, Cell g Coupons,n
Asa ;articular att ald ant lll to l3 Sa id id. to tt€ panlase
Il
COVERNMENT•BONDS I .
Sight Drafts on London.
tayl:ol4
TROESMEN'S . NATIONIL BANK
Wood St, corner Second Avenue.
.
I. BRADLEY, rresident,
CYRUS CLAM, Jr., Cashier.
Intertst paid cat Deposits. ~- ' ,`"' 1
•old
G, o
C upons, Bonds and Stocks bought and
.old. a& V
- ,
MI
.. .
DOLLAIit SAVINGS' tAliits
.
NO. 65 rottr .
rra STREET. '
. . . ,
- - tRAILTERED IN 1850.,'
AB 'SETS - ' 12.503,431 33.
, .
Open deal. from 0 o'clock A. ri. to 3 o'clock 1
.. 111.. and SATURDAY BNENINDS.• from
May Ist to November Ist, from 7 t 0.9 o'clock,
End from November, 3 st to May let,. from 0 to 8
:o'clock. •
Deposits received of all sums of not less than..
ONE DOLLAR and a dlvideud of s •
declared tisiee a year, In June and December.
Interest has been deelared semi-annually In June
and ISecember since the Bank .was organized, at,
the rate or ilk Per.oefiti A 71IV. • ! '
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the
Credit of the depositor as principal, and bean the
tame Int treat fromthe let days ot June and
'December, compounding twice a year, without
` troubling the depositor •tes tall, or
w il l
his pass book. At thid ride money double in
'bee thin twelve years.
Books containing the Charter. , By-Laws,Rnice
and Regulations, funilehed" gratis, on applies-
Itm at the °dice.
Pugging:iv—GEOßGE. ALBREE!..' t :
vicsrattunattnst . - .. 4%. •
John°. Backofen , A. M. Pollock, 31: D.,
Benj.l, YabueetOck, Robert Robb. • .
James Herdman, John H. Shoenberger,
James Die Auley, i o - James Shidle - ,
':.
James B. 11. Weeds, Alexander doer, ...IL.
Isaac M. Pennock,
138T/Sti Christian Yeager.
- • .131 t - • • -_ • 1
Wm. J.-Ander son, I Robert C'. L 00131151
Calvin Adams, Henry J. Lynch,
Jobr, p Binallir,l i •Fetar At'Madetra i ri.
George7Blacki - - - -- John Marsha;
Hill Burgwin. Walter P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Carrier, John B. McFadden,
ACharlesA. Cotton, David IlicCanaleas,
John Evan.; , .H. W. 4 liver. ,
John J. 04 1 Ple; , ~' ;Qrmsby'Pltillipe, . • .
William S. even, HenryL. Itingwait,
Peter 11. Aiunker, Wirt. E. Schmertz,
•Richard_ldays, 'Alexander 'nadir!, .
James D. N.IIY, ' William Van Kirk.
TjtkASUlikit--CHA LES A. COLTOIi. .
'BIWRITABY—JAHits B. D. MICBDS.
...
DREKA
FINANCIAL.
, !Mr .14W
CA 4 C )I
SILVER ANp COUPONS
Bought at ilfghest Priccs.
PR. IL NERTZ, Banker
coi. Wood and Fifth Street&
"NT HOLMES be SONS,
3.11 •
313.41..ratiLMISLIES,
57 Market Street.
/ -
lerr.rrrenitnEvaii ,
Galenical made on all . the prlaClola 0011111 Of
the 'United States and Osmadu.
111
Stocks,Bouda ad other Securities
itoreat . IND Z i LD ON 00.111311551 0 N.
Particular atteutio raid to the piratic and
ease of
Unitod Sta as Securities.
JAMES T§ , BRADY &
(Soocescora 08. JONES & C 0..)
Coiner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
30 XI ikg "p. "IFL.
BUT AND SELL ALL KINDS 07
GOVERNTENT SECURITIES,
(JCL% SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST TAVORLBLE: TERMS.
osr Interest =owed on Deposits.
moner icw.
e e4 Orme:lament Bonds as
lowest market :als. 2
Orders executed for the Pnrebase
and Halt of STOOKO. EONDS and
OOLI),
.14 1 i.1iV.3 T. I.A.BADY & CO
.611 t .-Ilitthrij Gayttt...
FINANCE APiD TRADE,
land & 'Pittaburgh, 923;; Chicago &
Bock Island, 105%; Chicago & North
Western, 72%; Chicago & North Western
Preferred, bb; Adams Express Com
pany, - 153; Merchants Union Express,
109%; Pacific Mail, —; 17/estern Union
Telegraph Company, 38; American Ex
press Company 31.
Excite:Nom, Large. Small.
London, per R. t 6,406 ,55
Paris. per franc • 28 " 28
Berlin, thaier 94% 97%
Frankfoit, florins 55% 58
—Closingciuotations receiveitibyJames
T. Brady & Co. Gold: 130; United
States Sixes, 1881, 119%; Five-Twenties;
1862, 117%; do. 1864, 119%; do. 1865,119%;
Ten-Forties, 108%; Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, 1865, 117 do. do. 1867,
117%: do. de. 1888. 117%1 Due Com
pounds, —: Union Pacific Railroad,
86; Central do, do,
99; Cy. Pacific,
108; Lake Superiors,, 96.
PIT of %MARKETS.
OFFICE
TU o
Oc
r PITTSBURGH, GAZETTE.
ESDAY.October ft, 1869. t
Business generally is quiet though
about as active as can be expected un- .
der existing circustances. rade is
languishing here to some extent, in con
sequence of the discrimination made
against us some of the leading rail
road companies, and until a remedy is
applied no improvement can reasonably
be expected. What Pittsburgh mer
chants want is -an equitable and fair
tariff of freights, so as to be enabled to
ship from here to the seaboard, and to
this they are certainly entitlel. If
a grain dealer cannot sell here, it s very
important for him to have au outlet; at
present rates he cannot ship—he 'as no
outlet, but is obliged zo hold in store
or elevator until such time as he
c an sell
to the local trade., Now it is well
known that the local trade oil Pitts
burgh does not amount to muc l h, and
that there is not sufficient scoPo here to
afford our dealers any chance 'to ex
tend their business. It is `asserted, and -
it is no doubt' true, that it cost nearly as
much to bring a car load of grain from
Newark-, or Columbus to l'iLtsburgh, as
it does from Cincinnati, notwithstand
iug it is only about half the distance. It
is also alleged,•and we have no reason
to doubt it, that points west of here can .
ship through to Philadelphia, Balti
more and NeW York much cheaper,
relatively, than can be shipped from
Pittsburgh. Now we are aware that
some of these companies are obliged to
give low through rates, in consequence of
competing lines, but at tke same time
ibis bears very unfairly on .Pittsburgh.
Nor is this confined to the grain busi
ness alone; all *blanches ot trade are
l ang uishing more or Jess, from this.
very cause, and it is, earnestly hoped
that the efforts that are now being
made to remedy this matter will be
successful. :
ASllES—Steady , bat unchanged—l@
.Iy.: for Soda, and 9 for Pearle
APPLES—Demand lather I better
prices remain unchanged, $l3 per bbl, -
for, common tp choice. 1 ,
lIUTIER—Prime to choice Roll is-
in steady demand with sa;es at, 30@..33,
and even 35—mostly. at .30@35. Cana-
mon and inferior in good Supply and ' -.
dull. - - •
CRANBERRIES—SaIes of aims; east
ern cultivated at $ il.suriil2,ooLper bbl.
CARBON 01L—There is still consid
erable inquiry both from the West and
South, and standard brands may be
quoted al 2852816 . for round lots, and 29
30-in a retail way.
CHEESE—SaIes Hamburg at 15; Fac
tory at 16; and Goshen at 1761;16.
EGGS—Unchanged -21 @J=
FEA.THERS—DtiIf; quotext at 60(D85
cents to the trade, and the usual advance
for small lots in store.
FLOUR—The market is very quiet,
and white prices are unchanged, the
tendency is downward. We continue
to quote winter.wheat figura at $6,50 to
$7 per bbl. ' • :
GRAlN—Wheat is quiet,- . --but little in _
market; we continue to quote at sl,2s@k , .
$l,BO. Oats cannot fairly be quoted -
above 46—buyer furnishing sacks: small
sales at61g52.., - Rye is dull and droop-
Ing, with c sedes at $1,05®1,08--soine - of
the distillers do not want to pay over $l,
though they cannot buy at this figure as
yet. , Corn is in • - limited : supply, and
steady, ~butrAtwahtwgen-rprinie ygilow,
L 1,00.1- 43arlt&tiriirrathertbetter del:nand
land titrongeri ,thcnth hPygriVgeuelfally
, are not inclined to go above $1,25®1,30,
for prime. 'The arrivals thus far have
beep very light, and as we have already
noted, roost , of the crop is this Section or
the country is more or lees stained,
caused Sytherein iti`iitirvegt, and this
detraets train ittiVuti:i'aiid,namsges its.
HAY—mity :be:. fairly Atioted :frau
country wagons at $15@20 per, tun, for
common to strictly prim tiinothy., „.-
• HEMII-h-"Teryidall, facs per ton: -• 'n
• HUSKS--Sales at 2%05 ets per pound, ..LlME—Sales of Cleveland white lime
at $1,75 neibb1.::.......11- .. ~, .5
LAR15011..--Extra No. 1, at $1,43®1,45,
and No. 2, at $1,05®1,08. •
ONlONS—Scarce • and firmer, with
sales at $3,80@5,75 per bbl. ' '
• PROVISIONS—Firmer , and higher.
Slioulders. 16X417; Ribbed Sides, 20;
IS art Ribbed, 2016; Clear do, 21; plain ,1
y; Cavassed do
2-1. Mess Pork,"; 8 2 33@:335.6. . Lard,
2qyz in tirces, 2014 in 16 bhls, and 21 in
kegs. -:Dried Beef, 22. '
PEA—None in maret.'
. -
- POVIZA
X--.l.Saleitof chickens atls tO -.
6
/ v
centsOTA.TO per
r E--Elales of4p
pair.S rime Jersey
a ebtaat $5,00@6,25 per bbl.
SEED:--Fiaxteed Is:hardeMarid, .ante, €:
the mint are - Titlying $2,204Z25.: ' Small'
sales of tinaothy,seed at ,$4,2.5©4,50. Is.lo
demand for clever seelT, - ,
(ti-4S,ALT—Is firmer, with sales of car_
I d lots at.51,85-per,jabl. - , , , ~ ,
STRAW-Bold" m'Ailegbeny' riariet
at $l2 per ton.
. • -, 4
• - Dry Goods Market.
NEW . 0 016 tOrDOr .02"-The dead lode
in Wall street Inmonetary affaira has
brooght the dry goodatild s , trade to a stand
and the market is therefore dem'esf ,,,
ed and languid. c. A lite of Vaasa style:
of- Amoakeag prints have been closed
out at 11%c: Lancasters - trave fallen oft
half a cent, *id all oth .ula will ere
long follow. • 'Atlintie er
A. Shootkets
ingi .are
down 1 cent to 16: Clarke,l6q Indian
Head, 16c; Great Falls E15 1 ,4c; Pacific
A and .11,,and Atlattlc 4 , 535 p; Apple- -
ton and, kltark 'Abe
most important changes to-day.-but this '--
rednoting gang-effect, privet Of calk ,::-
brown cottons. The woollen trade ,is
alsci dull: aid where goisar are-not sold
at A oon9Ml(2ll.lhe tinae, is beinf4 fur t , k
ended.. • ' ' , •
JlA.r...rrmouE, Oot. our dull' and ,
; . /realri Mtmterd SU rierlin (1'15,764614- es:. •
ire 116W,7,5, farni1y.;16767,60. Wheat.
steady, red $1,40(541.413: Corn dull,'
Westeal nAtedtl)9c®lE: 580.
600. 87019(61,r. Mon Perk;
ati101: UM- u- firm; rib aidia 20y,0, dear
rib 2iftiabtlyklaris • laiainnor t , TAirair
.quiet at 1991Ki0. Vir)sialcr , aellalrealp
,11,22,0 , • ,