(3
ITTBi~S~
sTm WORKS.
19TABLISHILD IN 1846. '
;,
ANDERSON & WOODS,'
. , xinurAcTunsain or • 4 1;
82ST REPINED CAST . \STEEL
01' every description. Also beet
Refined German • Nem it'd Spring Steel.
CORNER ROW AND FIRST AVENUE...Mts
. Inlrith.‘Ps.
mans BIRR & PAN.
GIMBAL varrxsas:
IIiTCALV. 1 'REUBEN nrn,tzs, -
ego. W. ,OILAB.
SPICIA.L PJJLTINTYR-8. M. SIZE,
V.RkSCE.DIT STEEL WORKS;
NELLEB, "BARB & EUllllli,
OFFICE, No. $39 Liberty Weal
PITTSBURGH, re.
fel4:d4S
DUQUESNE WORKS.
COMM, :030 & \ CO.
Manufacturers of
~ICELON, NAILS, STEEL,
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
DVQIIESNE, L X AMID SIINLLTAt
FLAT BAR. ROITND AND BORIPLRE IRON.
3:113
_, HOOP SHEET AND T ANG IRON.
BOILR PLA TES AND HEADS,
and
GUARD IRON DRAG DROPPER B
FLANGE falrrrEa, sem, onANtia
•
IP AND FLAT RAIL,_ for Coal Roads.
RiOWBARS,WIODGES & HARROW TEETH,
M.RING.pLoW :an CULTIVATOR STEEL,
STEEL WINGS AND MOULDS cos to pattern..
STEEL TULE% sTRRL SHAFTING.
A. B
COACH. BUGGY and W AGON SPRINGS and
LS.
OUT N AND SPIKES.
All da First Class and' Warranted.
OFFICIO AND:WORKS.
-
SLstsenth Street and Allegheny litres,
and '/7 Water eeeee .Pittabturtilt.
rills) • •
SHEFFIELD STEEL WO K&
-UNGER; 'MICK & 00.,
IPITTaIIIIIGEL
Manufacturers of every desert/Won Of
VAST AND GEICKAN STEEL,
RAILW BPANOS,
3LLI..:C AND PLATFORM SPRINGS.
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, Re., Alla
Warshaw*, 88 Water andloo tint Sta.
- 3LAbH DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.'
ARK,'BROWSER & CO.,
HauuSsztarers of all deierlotlorts of
, FariEs3UMX-16
and Warehouse, THIRTIETH, THIRTY
:T and RAILROAD STREET 6,
psrlssimeit.
lEE
BRASS FOUNDIJ
SIZNEOC UMW, GULTAiITS:BASCR.
fir.NRY BIER & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
3031 N 10. COOPER Br. CO.,
Bell and Brass Vounders.
BRASS, -CASTVIT,OI6
MADE I'ROMPTLY 'TO costAa.
'Makable and Grey Iron Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
BOTTLE ) DUET AND CRECCIALIESI
ALL GLOBE rATTERN.
ILION o.olo4llEtil,
Brass Work of kvery de:citation lier
Steam, Water and . Oil.
,IWrecTussas or J. M. worza a co , a
Improved Balance-Wheel Steam = Pump.
Agellits for Dreyfus' Patenit °Ur
ere, the best in the /Market.
Once and Works, corner , Thirteenth and Pike
treets. stati
Aoon ricCAFFEET,
Corner Liberty street and Third Avenue,
FiSiaburirk. •
BRASS FOUNDERS AND IRON PIPE FITTERS,
And AOFETS tor A. SLOWERON & OWE
STEAK rows AND RS..
I'RON WORKS.
ALERMiI SRN PROCIISS.
The Trustees are now orepnreit to grant licen
ces the nee of the ELLEEPEAUtiIibi PRO
CESS.
The superior quality -good iron.
tbe great improvement In or and the
reduced cost, commend it to manufacturers ol
/TOIL
Parties wishlnit to use it can obtain licenses by
aPPlYbili to"
JAMES 'I ) : "SPEER
Am mer fof the Trustees.
WOKS 1 and English's Building. 941 g
math avenue.
Parties interested at .to visit the;
allOSNßEitePit WOBTKP.. Snare the rocees
now In successful operation. I
•
NOVELTY.
NOVELTX,',wknigs•
Founded 11.: 115311.
&DAMS, M'ICEE & CO.
° KArworgwouto 7
VITSTONR STANDARD,RATRBANR 8 PAT
RNT) YLATF9RACIANAKcOUNTER
SCALES.
Anus lacegairelortitiltaci ketzd LW:Au,
1301103.0agaT BTB.
•-----------
Ms BWINT••••••••• 2 • ••••••••••••••io x. BRAM
swum . 84 niikkr,
..lABOSITZOTITALL AND
CORICNITALOC4fkRritiI
41011118 Sly St,
MA A t a a r s i T v o i s d couitint
fy .ISolZlkWloiZbnlde,...lLWasragd
of all &scrip so. done'l a.L gimp. _
- -
ENGI I gn .16,
IWO BOLE it 00 9
Car. Point Alley and Duquesne M s
(Naas ems Pont%)
Engine Builders, Founders and
hTuchinf •
Nannlnetnri STEAN:BOAATIGINES and*STA
TIONALEY ENGINES, of all sizes.
Speolal_attention inviteli to our new STATION
ARY On. WELL ENGINE AND PORTABLE
BOILRE,of 11S-Itorsespower. •
OASTINGS,_of every 1i:1E11,111MS to order stow
Foundry, on THIRD STREAT - below Market.
_RIGS for Oil Wells, S IN% PULLEYS,
tRA.NGERS,NODEN sad TOBAOOO SCRIMS ana
IRON TOBACCO • FRFAEG, on hand and made to
Orden IS the -
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting oaths Allegheny Ewer, emu*. Point.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Mr All orders promptly filled. TRY 08.
FRT- PITT
BOMA STILL AND TANK
WOVIES.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
YIN
uracTuluras
TITBDIAB, Dotrin.z-ssuED, zuNcriall,
IFIBE-BOX AND ovaNDED , Errsem BOIL-
O.
BMW AND OIL T
CHIMNEYS, BRERCHINM AAR pANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS:
EsTEAN • eAlsoierrims AND LEON
BRTOGAs
rinsoN DOOBS AND coAr, Mum
Office and Warehouse, corner Second,
Third. Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
ARP" Orders sent to the above address will be
, roinntly attended to. r0h7:189 •
BARNHILL ik
BOILER MAKERS
AND SMOLT IRON WORIERRISI ,
NOS. so, ss, Ls AND SO PENN in.
Having secured a large yard and furnished It
with the most approved machinery we are]Pre
pare d to manufacture every description of Both-
EBB in the beet manner; ant warranted equal to
any made in the country. Chimneys Breeching,
Fire Beds, Ste Pipes , Locomotive Bonen,
Condensers, Balt Pans, Tangs, Oil 818% Agita
tors, Settling Pans, Boiler irrilk, 3 =t a illy a s t l :
Pan, ,s and sole 11110111.0101 ,1 1 1 0ri 01
ent Bone.
-.Repairin rs g Aone oasnortOstnotic o . • 165:eti
JAIIDD X. D. ILIDDIII
,JABER ttl" . !mom /a 0036 - -
namrAcTusins
Steam toilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SWEET IRON WORK. &O.
61, Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &o.
Y. BRADLEY iSS; CO.;
NO.BO WOOD STREET,
Manufacturers of the greatest variety of
Cook, Parlof and Heating Staves,
In on r assortment Will be found all the LATEST
PATThENE AND IMPROVEMENTS, and the
repntation of our Stoves Is such that' anv one In
Wantoi a good article should purchase none but
those manufactured by us, as they will be found
the most durable as well as economical. Would
call particular attention to our new VoLCANte
STOVE, for churches, balls anustores. Over 800
sold in three months. Intended for with or with
out casing. All who have need them pronounce
them superior to any other and far cheaper.
Bend for Catalogue and Price List. jean
SUP, BUNS & COI, I
KANITACTOBERS OF EVERT irasurn OP
ei li r i CONninf a s
BOSTON GOOSING RANGE,
"TIE EERY FIIIINKS,"
IOR WABMWG BOU4saroa. ' -
THE NSIC ANTI-DUST COORTNG ETON%
"REGULATOR." COLUMBIA COOR,STOVE,
VAN'S (Cincinnati - Patte_ r_n) PORTABLE
RANGE CAST IRON MANTLES, IiVRLIMAWS
REFLECTOR. GRATES free from Sin awl dual;
GRA= PROM ' S. YlarbllllB, a*. .
, .
206 and 208 Liberty_ Street,
PITTSBURGH. ?Ai
STOVES. -
1-1 • ‘.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL CO.'S
T - mumPH,
YOE BrrumtrNous croarol
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast aa
tell malty other Stove in the
BIWA% 009
No. 285 'Liberty Street.
also on hand sad for ssiik
razunt STOVES,
FiZATI G Na 14:Htlfk,rs• roni
WOK IfiC:tANGES.
T O BUILDERS I
kl.
100;1100 feet Dry Pine Soardi.
150,000 feet 1% inch Clear Plank;
to two feet 1% inch Common Plank;
$5,00 0 feet Dry 1 and iil inch Oak:
, 511,000 ft..34,1,1ir $ 1 and 3 inch Poplar:,
I .000 Net ry Mar Scantling;
,000 feet Dry ellow Pine Boards:
100,000 feet Hemlock Scantling.
50 .000 feet No. 1 11/ inch Bail:lel Shin
gles.
0100,000 No. 1 leidoe.oll2dl4 llll . sawed;
50,000 No. 1 10-Inch Shingles. shaved:
50,000 Fire Bricki
1,000 71re Elleiu: 1: -is :;.11...
100 Tons Fire 00;
Also, Saw Hill Lumber, tat o and Cedar
Posts, and all articlee,tgibilin hand and for
sale by ALEXANDER PTT N. Yad
Pro. 107 Rebecca street and corner of Preble and
Jatdata streets, filitlionOkAiigglieny, late box-
I ough of Manchester. ap id
ORES.
• -:S osite4qraT ]!•_.
; 1 ))
'NEW fr GOODS.
FINE -6VASES,
BOHINIABI 6 A31,11)
NSW STYLE&
MMUS B
TEA.E T",
=TB,
ouT
SMOIFING BETA, • ,
large stook of •
,SILTEB PLATED GOODS L'
Call and examine oursopdg ait
, sad we
toalsaUfloil si9exeritd twnitea.
R. E. ` BREED &
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PITTSRVAGB GAZETTE: TRURSO AY, 'OCTOBER 7, 1869:
TO BB TOUND.
LUMBER
of all desorlptioni.
ONP3IMUNI/T.
W. J ANDERSON, ...... .H. A, lIIEYVOGLE,
IHNDRY
`4.7. ANDERSON & CO.,
Manufacturers Of IRON HOUSE FRONTS..
WINDOW lIINTELS and PILLS, and
Castings of all Descriptions.
Elpeefid ARCHITEP,TII
EA.L CASTINGS and to Castings for Window
Glass Rousts.
Orrin% Nto FOrNDln—Nii. 150 WATER
STREET, Pittsburgh.
,SNAP.FORT PITT
FOUNDRY- - COITAITY:
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
rirEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re.
torts, and Castings generally.
I=
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Smallynaa Streets,
(NINTH Walt%)
PITTSI3I:3II43VEL,
WILLIAM SMITH,
Manufacturer of
OAST IRON BOWL PIPE
Yin GAB Arm vrATzawouisa
•
1[ pines ere sit t t v.riar A rits, In dry
sand,endiiifeetlen,ai.Lu e
of general •
Castings for Gas and Water Works.
inotdd also call the .ftentlon of M lu meArid•
eintof Bas Works ;Asa We at_
DUQUESNE FORGE.
MIA KILLER,
oticeessoi: to JOS. P. RANH & C0.,1
Hu facilities coextensive with the leading
Forges In the Raat, and la prepared to promptly
and satisfactorily Pill all orders for STRAMBOA.T
SHAFTS, CRANES, PISTON ROD , , LevEtts,
PITMAN .1 AMS, WRISTS, RAILROA.D AXLES,
LOCOMOTIVE FRAMES. together with every
description of SHAPE WOB.K. °Mee and Forge,
Corner of Duquesne Way and First Street.
apH:b4o
ROBDISON, REA & CO.,
anceessors to Roantsotr, X!B18 - MILIXISB4
WASB:INGTON WORKS,
MUMMA AND MACHINISTB,PITTSBUR 6 H ,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines Blut Engines, Mat Machinery, Elearing,
Blialths of descriptions; 011 Tanks
and S Bo ller anal Sheet. Iron Work.
Office, No. IS, corner First and Smithfield
Streets.
Agents for GIFI/ARD , I3 PATENT INJECTOR
for feeding Boilers. 1.11:r63
THOMAS CARLIN Sr, CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works
15A5DVBILY ST.. ALiztesurr crrir,„r46,
Manufacturers of Stationary and Portable Me=
Entities, vu Presses, rtilleys, Sha ft ing . Grist
and Bsw Mill Work, Bolling Mill and Machine
ate Bars, Weights. asp n Boxes,
Ftt t li n Si Order sad onhand - Inkillse of
all sizes. my14:425
IEO
DIAMOND OIL WORKS,
H. M. LOPIC & CO.,
Wks, DLLZELL BUILDING,
Unguent' Ws* Pltisliargb. Ps.
WARING AND IMO,
lisreSsnts sziSprcktsrslE
Petroleum and Ito Product!"
DAL7.ELLI BLOCK, O%IQUESNE WAY,
taIetILDELPRIA. ADDIUM.
OfiRS 17, chamber of Commeroe,
lii SOUTH MCORP STREET.
apio
TACK BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- AND DEALERS IN •
Petroleum and its Producta,
Pittsburgh OfIice—DALZIL.LL ,B WITIYPEITes
corner of Rene WaT an d Irwin i treeta.
PhiladelOhlabtfico—LllT WALNUT BP
sumwso
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT- W. MUDDLE.
.
114A4UFAcTI:187.1t ,
a.
Libikatbs Test e r Oils.
~‘ • s
/ellipse ttallroad Axle WU ' 4'
Stands great heat without - elfinile; rensitfttg
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special Oil nor
tropical climates or hot weather.
lOettrftollWMEMsairlme , , h !Shops.
/44111leri '6IU
Adapted for high speed.
Spludie On, Wool iiitesid•Ltistit 0112
Oil. Tanners , .110$tiff•illystiskliV"
lug it Finishing 011, ,Ganollms,
Karnes& Oil. P 111711 010 1%
ARMOR VARNISH, to preserve Bright IrOn
Work and Machinery f rom Aust.
These products are nitilufsetured under Dr.
Tweddielspatent by Superheated !Ream in Vac
ono. 'I be Lubricating Olft are almost odorless,
perfectly pure unlit:mini • end mostly Hew ocd,
area,
sun a h igh terspErature 114CIIIIIInds. end
remain limp during extreme 001 d. The Rauroad
Oils
f are unequalled, and areln constant tae on
of the principal ftviiroiullg. Bampus . can
be eXamined • • and orders. left it VIM MOOD
t tnistru at Sturtstnarg Hilda& '
VirEST COMMON
ASR# 4 4 4 .4 4 s o : f< sun Trorks•
*BUSY
llertawennr=ruT cm,
kilefiCargreranZ:"l l =?'
v....1u,—. Matt an Tomb Biones, bA.
,onbusvoriptirlimaassa. num rasealabic
MI
AMERICAN BAH,
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH.
CASH CAPITAL •L • • IHIOO.OOO
Stockholders Individually Liable.
BANE OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
,TOEN FLOYD - WM. FLOYD,
President. Cashier.
gatiliCTOßg.
Thos. M. Marshall, John M. Mnrtland,
Win. T. Mammon; Archibald Wallace,
James W • Arrott, Jan. D. Kelly,
Chas. B. Leech, Wm. Floyd.
John Floyd,
This Bank Is now fully organized and prepared
to do a general Banking builnees.
jenkeg
FIFTH AVENUE BANK
Is now open for tisconnt, Deposit:sand General
Banking Business.
Any sum received from One DOW npwards•
Interest at the rata of six per cent. paid on
time depokts.
ED; DrIIRIDGE. P• trET3IO.
W. 11. SIMS. FRANK sIEREBT,
W. U. ROBERTSON, HENRY MEI ER,
DAN. KINZER. 'D. M. ARMOR.
EMIL POZESTEL.
F. F. SCHENCK. Cashier.
CITY BA.NIi.
112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL. 8100,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY' LIABLE.
MEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
Bought apd sold, and when desired remitted to
Europe. Collections made on all the principal
points of the United States and Canada. . -
DOMINICK InslsEN, President.
JANES MceABE. Vice,President.
W. N. MORGAN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
D. Ihmsen, James McCabe,
Thomas Rourke, Hugh Keating.
J. llunlecy, Jr., Terence Campbell,
Patrick Kane, James Phelan,
. Chas. B. Barr, .A.Freyvogle,
Joo.Joe.Hermann. •Thanut. Barnes;
Jelits JOS. M. GAZE AM, tiolicitok.
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COIUPANY
Of Pittsburgh.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Penneylvis.
nla, January 24. 1287. For the safe-keeping
of Bonds and other Securities, Gold and Silier,
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 Office:
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..Vo. S 3 FOURTH ArEXUE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PRESIDENT—WILLIAM PHILLIPS:
VICE PRESIDENT—HENRY LLOYD.
DIRECTORS:
WM. PHILLIPS. JAMES I. BENNETT,
HkNRY LLOYD, BYRON H. PAINTER,
WILLIAM REA, •JUS. S. 31ORRISin's.
WILLLA.M. Si. LYON, Ge.OSGF. BLAcK,
CURTIS O. HUSSEY.
SECRETARY AND TREASL - Reit:
n. F. YON BONNHORST
autlB:llG7
OILS.
STONE.
FINANCIAL
Of Pittsburgh,
DIENCTOES
ED. DITEIRIDDE% President.
HART, CAIIGHEY k CO"
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Cbrner Third and Wood Streets,
PITTSDITRGIII ,
1113001ESSOBB TO EfeleNA., SART A 00..)
D1ta.1.125 nit
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And partictilar attention bald to the penalise
and sale of
COVERNMENT BONDS. I I
night Drafts on 'London.
TINISIEN'S NATIONA BINK
Wood St., corner Second Avenue.
L. _BRADLEY, Preadult, .
CYRUS CLARKE, Jr., Cashier. ,
Interest veld on Deposits.
Ciold, Coupons, Bonds and Stocks boughtan
.old. ta r
DOLLAR SAYLNGS BANK.
NO. 65 FOURTB STREET.
CHARTERED IN 11358.,
ASSETS ..' 89,503,4313
Open daily, from 9 o'clock A. w. to 3 Wein°
r. it., and SATURDAY EVENINGS. from \
May let to November let from 7to 9 o'clock,
and froM November Ist to May Ist, from 6 to 8
o'clock.
Deposits received of all sums of not less than
ONE DOLLAR and a dividend of the WOOLS
declared twice A year, In'June and December.
Interest has been deeiared semi-annually in June
and December since the Bank was organized, at
the rate of alz per cent. a year.
Interest, dep ot t drawn out, le
Ind b e ars
the
Credit of the itor as principal, and bean the
same int treat fromthe lot days of June and
December. compounding twice a year. without
troubling the depdsliorko call, or even to present
his passbook At this rate money wilt double in
twelve lees than. years.
Books Containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rates
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on antics•
ton at the office. • •
russiDENT — GEORGE Al.llllinl,
..-. ; 1 , Vitzlitilairpllrren:• _
Jobs' Gt Bee'kollsni— 1 ? A. M. Pollock, H. D.
Benj. le. Pahneetock, Robert Robb,
James Herdman,
.. cy , John H. Shoehberger,
James llic4tliel, •; ~ tirsintibbkrie.. - ;
James B . V. Meede,' 'Alexander Spec!,
1
Ifac,.24...l.:entl„,,opkyligirizisClits., t . ? , ttl" .. eager . • i ..:
Wlt• J. Andetson, Robert O. Loomis],
Calvin Adams,. . , ! Henry.), Lynch.- '
i John C. Ilindley, Peter A. Madeira, :
Nr i fi e urg i gt . ' : . ''' n I l'iletifr a litalhan:
Alonzo A. Carrier,. . .John
.. B, cradden,
charlesA.,Cotton, ~,, . avid McCandless,
John Rvans,• B. W. uliver.
John J. Gillespie, mato, Phillips,
William 8. Haven, - enry_L. Hingwalt,
Peter H. Hunker, • Wm. E. Schmertz,
BJcluird_6lDAys, , . ~ _ Alexander 'Mille,' a '
41hies EP' . Neill': ' i Wilthini Van Kirk.
- 7.lltAstinrs—CHARLES A.. COLTON.
ISZCRITARY—J AXES B. D. iIIEEDS.
... .
. ~
Importer and retail dealer in ''
.
FlNEearrreriorimarsr.
WEDDING, VISITING, PARTY AND BUSINESS
CARD ENGRAVING,
NONOGILANS. AllEii, naanarerxrpre, se,
Orders by mall receive prompt attiniki. Bead
for samples.
,' LOW Chestnut IBC, Plifilaw 9 t
seirs:l77ornear .- -. : 1 !., ; •',e: , .
• ENDERSONS tilinOtrAt B /
t. ..4trOuts. Ikalors Dfts,
FINANCIAL.
400.Cia-s3D,
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Priccs.
PH. B. MERTZ, Banker
Cor. Wood and Fifth Streets.
N . HOLD & SONS,
57 Market Street,
PrIT'rE113:1171 1411 : 1,
Collections scads on ill the princiDal Points
the United States end Canada'.
Stocks,Bonds and other Seeuritho
BOUDEIT AND BOLD ON 00)INIESION.
Putionlor attetttola paid to the porohaso and
'aloof
United States Securities.
AMES Ta BRADY Circ C 0.1,0
(Successors 08. JONES A CO..r
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
331 rttiT ME:M 1:1L 199
BUY AND MI. ALL RINDS 07
1
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
IiOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST PAITOB.A.BLE TERMS.
Kr Interest Allowed on Deposits.
W Boner lotted on Oovernnent Bonds at
lowest 'watt rates.
•
Orders ',muted for the Purchase
and Sale of STOCKB, BONDS and
GOLD.
MRS T. BRADT & CO.
.Z;11f. llittsbuglj etairtts.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
---.
t By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
. NEW YORE, OCtOOer 6, 1869.
•
The pro osition of- Wm. Heath & Co.
to settle th it contracts, connected with '
the gold s culation of Friday. Sept. 24,
on the ba .of 135, the difference to be
i i
paid 50 pe cent. in cash, and 50 per cent";:'
in ten de_ s, or on resumption of pay
ment by the Gold Bank, has been as
cepted -by the dealers whose contracts
with the firm cover six millions. The
entire outstanding contracts with this
firm on tbat day's business are $9,000,000.
The Lake Shore directors are still in
session.
Money is easy at 6@7 per cent. on.call.
One bank received $150,000 in currency
from Chicago. Commercial bills are rather
I plentier. Gold firmer; opened at 130,
and closed at 131. Carrying rates 7@B
per cent. to fiat. The rise seems to be
due rather to the small offerings than to
any unusual demand.
The China arrived this afternoon and
brought 5164,000.
• Governments steady. Coupons of 'Bl,
193.;,g19%; do '62, 19 %i19%; do '64; 19©
®19%: do new 1719%; 117 ,%@ ©l7 7 ` do '67,%@17% ao 68 17
174;10•409,8%© 8 %;
currency sixes, - 8@
6N- . .
State bends dull and weak; Missouris,
86%; old Tennessees, 61; new do 62; old
Virginias, 51; new do 52%; old North
Carolina, 49%; new do 40.
The Assistant Treasurer gives notice
that he will invest $181,556 in 49s for
Treasury in 5.20 bonds to:morrow, Oct. ,
7th, in addition to the $1,000,000 regular
purchase, by taking that amount extra
in offerings. This is understood to be
accumulated interest in previous pur
chases for the sinking 'fund. It is an
nounced in the advertisements, as by or
der of the Treasurer of the United States
for the sinking fund. ..
The Sub-TreaSurer bought to $2,000,000
in bonds to•day at 115 -88.100®116,17-1001
The offers were nearly $10,000,900. -
The stock market was dull during the
afternoon, and lost the buoyancy/of the
morning. There was a general 'deidine
in prices, especially on Lake Shore and
Pacific Mailt.the former declined from
87% to 8434 - and the latter from 68% to
63%. These two I stocks were the chief
features of the market throughout the
day, and the decline in.thein towards the
close dragged down the entire list.
Canton, 52; Cumberland 26%; Western
Union Telegraph, 36%; Quicksilver, 13%;
ariposa, 9%; do. preferred, 1735; Pacific
all, 66; Adams Express,. 54%; Welle,
; American, 32; United States, 54; Mer
ants Union, 9%; New York Central,
'%; Harlem, 132; Hudson, 158; Bead
li
ing, 95%; Erie, 83; do. preferred, 56; Mich
igan Central, 120%. Mich: S., 83%; Illinois
Ventral, 130; Pittsburgh, 93%; North
Western, 72%; preferred, 84%; Cleve
land, Columbus and Cincinnati, 73%;
Rook Island. 105%; St. Patti, 68%; pre
ferred, S 2; Wabash - 056V 'Fort Wayne,
84%; Terre Haute, 30; preferred, 56; Chi
cago and Alton, 140; preferred,l4o; Ohio'
and MfsaissiPpl. 27%; St. Joe., 10634.
Mining shares dull. . •
Boston prices. Copper Falls,7; Frank
lin, lih.Heola, 60. -• . •• •
Sub -Treasury +
$91,439,232. '
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH: GazEzrzi.
• • WEMiIESDAY, ' October 6,1869.
Quotations as received by Ph.
Mertz: Gold, 131; Silver, 126; Eighty
one's, 119; Five Twenties, 1862, 1l9%;
do 1864, 118%; do 1865, 119; do 1865,
Consols, 117 +x; _ do 1867, 117%; do 1868,
117%; Ten Forties, 108%;.• New York
Central, 175%; Erie 133%; Reading, 96%;
Pitulburgh, -Fort ' Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, 85; Ohio &. lidisienippl, 127%;
Michigan South Chicago erne ; Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 94; a &
Rock .island, .105%; Chicago & North'
Western, 72%; Chicago dr, North Wester,
Preferred; 84%; Adarns Express Com-
Pan', 64; •-Merchants Union :' Express,
109%; Pacific Mail ,. —; Western Union
Tejegraph Company, 36%; American Ex
_press Company 33.:, -
L
ExarzaNan arge.. Small.
L0nd0nivir..43.:.',............16;40 - 116,55 .
Paris..• Per -Inns 28' - 27:
.Berlin, thalet . . .... ..'...',. . .96 98
Frankfort. florinc.-..... - ....... - 'B6 •• -68
.
, . . , . . . .
wag quotations. mewed by James
I. T. .Brady & . Co. • Gold:-: 151; . united
States Sties, :1881, 119%; Five• Twenties;
1862,117%; do. 1864, 1193;: do. 1865, 119%;
Ten-Forties, 1087' . Five-Twenties, Janu
ary and July, 1865, 117 do. do. 1887,
117%; do. do. 1868. 117%; Due Com
pounds, —; Union Pacific Railroad,
86: Central do, do, §9; Cy. Pacific,
10831; Lake Superiors, 96.
PirrattußGll
OFFICE OF PrrrSBIIRGE GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY, October 6, 1869.
We adverted briefly yesterday to the
difficulty Pittsburgh is laboring under,
in consequence of being treated unfairly
by some of our railroads, and . that an
effort is now being made to have this
difficulty, if possible, removed. At one
time, there was quite an active business
carried on between Pittsburgh and Phil
adelphia, shipments of dour, grain, feed,
and many other articles, being, of almost
daily occurence, but for the last fifteen
months!there has not been shipped from
here to that or any other poi a in -the
east, over twenty cars of grain. It is
alleged, and there is no reason to doubt
it, that many small towns in Ohio and
Indiana, on the lines of railroads center
ing here, ship more grain east in a week,
than Pittsburgh does in months. Colum
bus has long boasted that shipments can
be made from there to Philadelphia,
much cheaper, relatively, than can be
made from Pittsburgh. To illustrate: it
costs the Pittsburgh dealer 21% cents .
per 100 lbs from Wooster to this place;
and from here to Philadelphia, 30 cts.,
making 513 cts; while the through rate
from Wooster to Philadelphia is only
37% cts. per 100 lbs, showing a difference
of 14 cts. against Pittsburgh and in favor
of the Wooster shipper; and what is true
of Wooster will apply to a large number
of small towns on the line of roads cen
tering here.
Our grain dealers in stating their
grievances to the proper - authorities of
the Penna. Central Company, ask for
nothing that is unfair and state nothing
but what is true, and their request is so
fair antlreasonable, and withal so im
portant, that all they seek will no doubt
be granted. There is no good reason
why there should not be a thriving ship.
ping_ business carried on between Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia, and other points
in the east, and all that is required to
bring this about is to place Pittsburgh
on an equality with other points in the
west; it is not right nor just that Pitts
burgh should be 'compelled •to pay
within a fraction as much, to the Sea
board, as Chicago, Cincinnati or St.
Louis, over the same roads, more than•
double the distance.
ASHES—Steady but unchanged-4@
4% for Soda, and 9 for Pearls.
APPLES—Demand rather better but
prices remain unchanged, $163 per bbl,
for common to choice.
BUTTER—Is quiet and unchanged.
Sales of prime to choice Roll at 30@35.
. CRANBERRIES—SaIes of prime east-•
ern cultivated at $11,50(4)12,00 per bbl.
CARBON OlL—There is still consid
erable inquiry both from the West and
South, and standard brands ay be •
quoted at 26@28 1 ,4 for round lots m , and 29
@3O in a retail way.
CHEESE—SaIes Hamburg at 15;. Fee
-1 tory at 16; and Goshen at 17@18.
EGGS—Unchanged- 21 Q 22 ..
FEATHERS—DuII; quoted at 80(4)85
cents to the trade, and the usual advance
for small lots in store.
FLOUR—Is dull and weak with a
drooping tendency though unchanged.
We continue to quote good to ,choice
winter wheat brands at $6,50@7,00.
GRAlN—Wheat is quiet and un-
changed, $1,25©1,30. Oats dullibut un
changed-48 to arrive, buyer furnishing
sacks, and 52@53 in store. Corn is
steady with sales of prime yellow on
wharf and track, at 131, and' in store at
$1,05. Rye is dull and cannot fairly be
quoted above $1,05©1,07. Sales of prime
Barley at $1,25©1;30. .
HAY—May be fairly quoted from
country wagons at $15@20 per tun, for
common to strictly prime timothy.
HEMP—Very dull, VO5 per ton.
HUSKS- - Sales at 2%@3 cm per pound.
LlME—Sales of Cleveland white lime •
at $1,75 per bbl.
LARD OlL—Extra No. 1, at 11,43®1,45,
and No. 2, at $1,05©1,08.
ONlONS—Scarce and firmer, with
sales at $3,50@3,75 per bbl.
PROVISIONS—.Firmer and higher.
Shoulders, 16%@1; Ribbed Sides, 20;
Short Ribbed, 2034 ; ; Clear do, 21; plain
Sugar Cured Hams,l Z 44; Cavassed do,
24. Mess Pork, I $33@3334. Lard,
20% in tines, 2034 in 34 bbls, and 21 in
kegs. Dried Beef, 22.
PEANUTS—None in market.
POULTRY—SaIes of chickens at 55 to •
65 cents per pair.
POTATOES—SaIes of prime Jerliey
sweetsat $a,00@5,25 per bbl.
SEED—Flaxseed is In demand, and
the mills are paying $2,20®2,25. Small
silo of timothy seed at 14,2414,50. No
demand for clover seed.
SALT—Is firmer, with sales of car
load lots at $1,85 per bbl.
STRAW—SoId in •Allegheny, market
• at $l2 per , ton.
Ell
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORE, October 6.—Trade has
almost come to a stand still,' in cotus4-
quence of the' floods, which stopped
travel for a time, and to-night, in come
quonce of the pinch in money, the prices
of Dry Goods are without further impor•
tent changes, but the tendency, never
theless, is toward easiei t rates.
Live Stock Markets. ;.
Crackoo, October 6.=Cattle market
quiet and weak at 1,3®3,75 for common
Cows and Texan Steers: 134(P,37% for
good,Cows and light steers;
,46,50@t3,85
for good even steers. goge quiet at 16,85
@,9,15 fore common; $9,25@9,40 for fair to
medium; 19,65@10 for good to . choice;
$10,20 for extra.
ST. Lotas c October 6.—Cattle in - good
demand fbr common' and medium at I
5%@6%.: for inferior to best butchers. 1
Hotta active at $8,24©10,50 for, fat, and. t
f.6,50®8 for stock.
TOLEDO, OCtotier 6.—Flenr 'dull and
heavy. Wheat 2@2%c better; No. 3
white Wabash at 51,06; No. 1 white
Michigan at 51,25; regular- do at .21.323 ;
amber at 51,12; No. 1 red at 51,17; No. 2 . `
do at 81,12%; No.-3 do at 51,05. Corn
dull; No., lat 77c; No. 2at 75. . _ Oate :••,,
closed lc :better: - No. 1' at 46c: 'No. 2 at
42c. Freights 4X@9%c to Buffalo and . .
Oswego. Receipts: 4,400 bbls flour,
30,009 bush wheat, 1,000 bush corn, 4.2 N
bush 044;00 imah rye, 6,500 'bush bar
' ley. Shipments: 1,600 bbls flour. 47,000
bush wheat, 2,400 bush corn, 63,000 bush
oats.
CLEVELAND, October 6.—Wheat duhr
and lower, with sales No. 1 red winter at
$1,15; No. ,2 do. nominal at .31,13; nothing
done in other qualities. Corn market
dull and heavy; one sale No. 1 at 92e, an
extrme Sure. Oats dull and tending
doWnWittd; - held - at 49©50c for No: 1
State;_4Bo Lathe outside offer. Petroleum
quiet and steady; relined held at 280,
prime light straw. to white at- 28%®290,
standard white in large lots for jobbing
trade at Finale; crude held at 16150.