S.
STEEL WORKS,
pun SBURGII • 1
STEEL WCIRKS".•
BTABLISHED LN 18481,
ANDERSONI ,, WOODS
i me.sorg,(l,curirs or
MIST riEttentri, ICAST gnat,
Of every description. 'Also, best ' ••
Refined Germin flow :and Spring Steet,i,
CORNED BOSS AND FIRST AVENUE...Pitts.
, seEnth. pa. - ' atibt:na. • .
BIRR & PARKIN.
GENERAL raarsztts:
WM. METCALF. RKUBEN lITLLEK,
SKIN W. BARR, CHAS. PARKIN.
SPECIAL PARTNER—S.'.M. -
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
ZELLER, BARB & . PARKIN,
OFFICE, No. :as Liberty Streit,
PITTSBI7B9H;PA.
tel4:d4B •
DUQUESNE WORKS.* •
COLEMAN MENU & CO.,
.
Hannfacttrers of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL;
AXLES AND SPRINCS,
I!llltal7ESNEi L It *AV, JUNIATA, -
T BAR, ROUND AND SQUARE IRON.
BOILERP, SHEET AND TANK IRON.
PL ...TAR AND HFADS,
GUARD IRON, DRAti and DROPPER BARS,
FLANGhtI - CUTTER BARS, CYLINDER
IRON, • . .
IP AND PLAT RAIL t for Coal Roads.
•A .E
I
A r DBI' Ot WT T E R , L&PI%..NDBInaRSE
EL w INGS AND MOULDS cut to pattern.
T iEL TIBER, STEEL SiALTING, A. H.
,
COACH;
BUSHY and WAGON SPRINGS and
ILENAIL, _
IDUT S. AND SPIKES. '
All Seeds First Class and Warranted.
OFFICES AND WORKS.
Illlzteenth Street and Allegheny Rtier,
and 77 Water Street. Pittsburgh.
Ida '
.13REFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
EXGERI NIK1011& 00.,
PITTSBURGEf. PA.
ilanufeeturers of every desortption of
OAST /NV GERMA.N STEEL,
RA ILW BPAIROS,
• ELLI...:C. tiICD PLATFORM SPRINOS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, &e..
I •
'Warehouse, 8$ Water and 100 First Sts.
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL : WORKS..
fARK, BROTHER & CO.,
llsanfacturers of all descriptions of
E 3 MDWIIMao
aid and n".retl'otise, THIRTIETH, THIRTY
-IP7BST and RALILIsOAD 87/LICET9;
PITTSBIIBIWER.
BRASS FOUNDERS.
1=331:121
HENRY BIER & CO.,
SUCCISSOES TO
JOHN M. 03CiPER & Co., •
Bell and Brass Founders.
BRASS CASTINGS
DUDE rBO3ETTLY T9.91L111.13.
rateable and Grty Iron, Fittings,
GAS PIPE AND TUBING,
BOTILE &WRIT
,AND CHECK, VALVES,
ALL GLOBE PATTERN.
1:11UN
Brass Work of every description for
Steath. Water and Oil.
111.6.151:1FACTUREE8 OF J. Dl.COpilty. I CU
Improved Balance-Wheel Steam Pump.
Agent , for Dreyfus' Patent ou
erii, the best in the Metrket.
OffWe and,Works, coma, Thirteenth Andra.
tetets. SP24
•
A TIR OOD & Mc C .4.FFR EY,
. 16 , Corner Liberty s treet snd Third Avenue
rlitebtireh, Pa.,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND IRON PIPE FITTFRS,
And AGENTS .t.r A. S. CAMERON & COBS
STEAM PUMPS AND SLOWESS.
IRON WORKS.
SLERSiIIUM PROCESS.
The Truateea are non prepared to grant linem
an for the use of the ItLLERSI:LAWSJOYI PILO-
The impeller qtaiiity imparted to good Iron,
the great. Imp.overnent in inferior iron, and the
Induced coat.commend It to alt manufacturers or
Parties vrizbinz to use It min obtain licenses by
SVPITIoa to
JAMES P.. SPEER
Attorney tor the Trustees,
BAXBdIS 1 and 2, English's Building, 9644
roalth avenue.
Parties interested are invited tft visit tie
&ROBB BERGEkt WORKB. where the Meets is,
sowlln successful. operation.
NOVELTY WORKS.
pITTSBURaII, '
NOVELTY WORM,.
Founded A. D. 1833.
ADAMS. ZCIEEE & CO.
KANOTACTUBiIte 07
EIT3TORE STANDARDOrintBA NK S PAT
IENT) PLATFORM AND COUNT/EH
SCALES.
Amu Faced Patent Door Locks and Latches.
Paint and Coffee Mille. an.
130EXER .OF FIRST /1 1 71111713 & GRLYT BTB,
Pittabarwti. Ponsoa.
2. ........ MUTT;
SWINT & BRATT,
°IMAM NTAIL R 9 -
, t AiIIaZECTITEUUAND irii - -
No. 61 Sandusky K. Allegheny, Pa.
A
a i t i :S 4sll"silie rnt i MO " Eklatair
WA M eon'
sit a
No
ENGINES, BOILS'
llUeli 11. BOLE
Cur. Point Alley and Duquesne Sty
(NsAn'Ttin POrrrg,)
_ .
Engine But/dere; !•.Fou a -
21fackinisie. : '
• ,
RanutteMire 5191.A.K80AT saka BTAT,
TIONARP ENO THE of all ee.
Arrattention invited - Y.OIVA WBTET/0N
)12., WELL .11NOLNE AND, PORTABLE
BOILER, of li-horsewower.
OASTINO43, , of eve 7 ,tad made :" . 00rder atoar
Foundry, on THIRD TREEi l aggarket.'
RIGS for 011 Well OBRA NO PULLEYS
BANOERB,I3OErdE a_n&TO A GO CREWS and
LEON TOBACCO PRESUE on id;data i de to
order, at the
INDUSTRIAL
Fronting on the Allegheny River.; the
tr/11413E0A PA.
OP Lll orders promptly Med. TRY ye
FonT "NTT
MIME% MILL AND TARE
WORKS.
CITR,OLL & SNYDER,
TUBOLAL• DOLIBLE-BLUED THHDLAB,
FITSS-BOX A-ND CYLINDER STEAM •EOLL
. -
017,ER8:
STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, 1311LECHINEI AND Aim PANS,
SETTLING PANE, SALT PANE! AND .CON
DEtiIEBY
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IBON
BRIDGES: ,
PRISON .DOORSAND COAL ' SHIITES
offles and Wareham's, earner Second,
Third, fihort and Liberty Streets,
1111" Orders sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. nat7oB2
M. 13211LNIELII4L CO.,
BOILER 'MARERIS
AND..SHAZT IRON WORKERZ,
•
NOS. ISO, 1111, X* AND 80 PENN ST.
Saving-seenred-a-large -yard- andlentished tt
with the meat approved machinery, we are pre
pared to manufacture every description of BOIL
ERS. in the best Manner, and wurrantld equal to
say made in the country. Chimneys. Breeching,
Fire Bede, Steam Pipes, Locomotive. Boilers,
Condensers, Salt Fans. Tante, Oil Stills, Agit'.
tors, Settling Pens, Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar
Fans, and sole manufacturere of Barnhill , a Pat
ent Boller!.
Repairing done on nnortest notice. 'We l
JAB= Y. BILITSEC.-•••• • ••••••••••11DIFITND D. HAMM
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
ELSDTACTURICRS 01
Steam Boiler.s, Oil S ills. Tank
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS,
AL BRADLEY at CO.,
NO. SO WOOD. STREET,
Kenufacturers of the greatest fitrlety of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Staves,
TO BZ POUND.
•
In our assortment will be found all the LATEST
PATTPENS AND IlfrßOVttMdlr.Ts, and the
reputation of our Stoves Is such that any one in
want of a good article should purchase none but
those manufactured by us, as they will be found
the moss durable as well as economical. Would
call Particular attenslon to oar new VoLCAN.I
STOVE. for churches, halls end stores. Over 500
sold In three months. Intended for with or with
out casing. rll who have used them pronounce
them superior to any other and far cheaper.
Send for Catalogue and Price that. je2o
REIFF, WIIWS. & CO
19
KANTJTACTUILIAS OF XVILIZT VAILIM 07
gWrCtN,TMEI., •
BOSTON COOKING RANGE,
`THE FIERY FIFRNICI,"
roa,wAzxsaro - ECTLDYNOS.
TEE' NEW A.i:TTI.-GUST COOKLSR STOVE.
F . lfiV i A rl ann&S " Pal l3 t9 L ,J CO P§ . 4 s T T ll7l l l
RANGE CAST IRON MANTi.. rn .r.a,
REFLECTOR, GEATES, ftee from dirt, as
&Ad dt;
GRATE FRO 2'
NTS. .4.VERI3, RC.
SOS and WS Liberty Street,' ,
ee25:711. . 'PITTSBURGH, PA.
GUeTANCS HOCH
00013. STO VE S.
CET TIIE 13E8T.
BISSELL ot CO.'S
TRITTM.PH,
iffrizt arruimvo tfiAz.:
warranted to Cook, Bako or Boast la
tall lowly other StoTe, in Ote Upion,
'BD3SELL & 00.,
No. ups Liberty' Street.
Awn on nano an:tinj,ingn,
?Ala-412w
svitli
''''"froicrnitTlltZfarn:
TO IMILDERS I
100.000 feet Dry Pine Boards.
140.000 feet 134 loch Clear Plank; •
ms,ooo feet 1.54 tarp Common Plant;
gas3s.lo,feet, Dry 1 and i loom Oat:
1.15,000Yg, 1. 151, and 3 inch Poplar:
10,000 feet Dry Poplar Scantling;
10,000 feet Dry Yellow Pine Hoards:
100,000 feet Hemlock Scuttling.
503.000 feet No. 1 Itl InenT.Saginag
Shln
paes. •
1100,000 No. 1 16-inch Shingles, sawed;
, 50.000 No. 1 16-Inottlibingtor, snared:
' 10,000 Fire Brirk; •
' 1,000 Fire Tile.
100 Tous Fire Clay; •
jigs:), Saw Mill Lnmtler, Loenst and Cedar
Posts, and all articles In the line on hand and for
sale Joy ALEXANDEIt PATTEHSON. Yards—
No. 11PT Rebecca street and corner of Preblu and
duniktri, streets, Sixth ward, Allegheny, late Loc
o:10 of Manchester.
OVTLERV.
•
NEW GOODS.
FINE VASES,
BOLUZIM4I 'Aid
NEW li7Y-I,EI1 DIVN ,.
TEA It ETB
,
SMOKING BETS, , ° /31T oun,
A large stock of
SILVER Pisifiii'''goons
I , • • • . I !Ent
R. E. BREED - & CO.I
& CO.,
ILLNOTACIT/Bilt B OP
PITTSBURGH, Pa,
EREET IRON WORE. &C
IlifUl43lll
100 WOOD STREET.
Of all description% `,
,:.*riTsvii:OV...„6„zrier*:.....lirgs.D.A.x. 0c1:044.jt,:.,12,_:18fr,,,,,.
JECELS,' MACHINISTS.
, - -
NV.:J ANDERSON, H+'A. THETVOHLE.
MONONGIDELI FOUNDRY,
_
*.'l. ANDERSON & CO.,
11anntaciarera of IRON' HOMO'S FROSTS,
WINDOW LINTELS and SILL'S. and
Cssiings of all Descriptions.
afra; c 4 l &t t et i gio Pa Ca d sl i gl7ll•Ti c nlg;
tilaEa HOUSE 6. • •
Orrick. •ND YOLNDRY—Nd. 150 WATER
STREAT, 1486bl:trait Pa.
KNAP FORT PITT
FOUNDRY COMPANY.:
OFFICE AND WORKS,
TWELFTH STREET.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
NrEngines, Rolling Mill Ma
chinery, Nail Machines, Re
torts, and Castings generally.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY .
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Bina Street%
- WARD.)
.r.rx-rsiruntax, F.
'WILLIAM SMITH ,
Manufacturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
- JOE GAB AND WATER WOES.
11 1 ftrPVcs' i nT"11rn aln r...aiieietgtt..l;t,
of general
Castings for (las arul Water Works,.
I
I wonld also WI the - , tentlon of Superlntend•
anti of Eiaz Works Lf Male of NNTONTh. •
DUQUESDIE FORGE.
WILLIAM MILLER,
(Successor to. JOS. P. HAIGH & CO.) .
Has facilities coextensive with the leading
Forges in the East, and Is prepared to promptly
and satisfactorily nil all orders for SI EAU BOAT
eHAFTIi. CRANES, PISTON ROD 4, LLVERS,
PITMA ,
WitletTS, RAILROAD AXLES.
lAJCO.IIOTIVE PRASIES, together with every
description of SHAPE WORK. Once and Forge,
Corner of Duquesne Way and Pint Street.
aplitbSO
ROBLNSON, REA .b. C 0.,.
Suecesactl to RABINBOX, MINIS R MULISS.E.,
ASELNGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHIN:3TSIPITTSBORGH,
Eanafacttirerg of Lost and ti.ao.onary ii.tsam En
gines, Blagt Engtneo, tr
Machinery, taring,
ZhaltSr.g, Cut tngs of 11l descriptions: 011 Tanks
and t,tlllB, No.
and '.3neet Iron Work.,
N
sce, O. IS corner Ylnt an/ EntittulelA
Streets.
Agents for GIFFAILD'S PATENT INJECTO3
for seeding Lotlerg. jalr:rgi
THOMAS CARLIN & CO., _
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machi4 Works,
SAINDUSKT ST., JILLIUMENT CITY, PA..
Manufacturers of Stationary and Portable Steam
Ba t a/ a, vii rrolata, miry', Shafting, Grist
and saw Mill Work, Rolling XIII and Machine
Outings, Grate Bus, Weights, Wagon Boxes,
Le. Build to order and have on hand Enginesof
all sizes. mvitala
DIAMOND OIL WORKS,
H. M. LONG & CO., •
Wane. DALZELI. BIILLDING,
feta DuqUesne Wsv. Pittsburgh. Pa.
IigUAIIING AND 11610LNO t;
4 .
Goa=lesion llerettsats and Brokers 11
PetrOrUili kid 1114)dtletill
DALZELLI BLOCK, DUQUESNE WAY,
PHILADELPHIA ADDSSBa '
Boom 17, Chamber of Commerce,
' 138 ilettPrit SECOND nal/XT.
400
VCR. BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DZAI4I/1312/
Petroleum and its Products,
ration:¢gl OffIre—DALZEIA , B BUILDI2IO I
comer of puquesue Way and Irwin meow.
flitallelphitt Mice—my WALNUT BT.
git)l:w3o
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
ILERTIKUT W. C. TWEDDLI4
KAN iIIA.OTITIUCH 07!
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
/Lellpee IWO!road Axle 011.
titautta , grrat boat without chattgai remittal
limpid at lowest temperature.. epecial 011 tot
tropical ollmates or brit weathar. • -
Locionotlve. Engine, Blaellane skop,
Will cat ?Screws '
Flow 001 cud Planing BIM Oils, '
Adapted tor high apood.
elpledle OM Wool liesd•Lishiall,'
011, 'neonate , Flloli•
log et Elntebioig 011,, , Vasollne,
Heroes* Oil , 11.fiareaffine.
AMOK V.A.ltNrilli t to preserve Brigln Iron
Work and Machinery Item Unit. •
These products are manufactured nn :Dr.
Tyndale's patnnt by Superheated (Steam toVac
cuo. 1 ho Lubricating Oldi are almost o °rim,
perfectly p tat, uniforin, and mostly' light ool
°red, sten d a high tem perature ulohalged. and
remainitmplddurtngextretgecold. The usilroad
Oils are unequalled, and are In constant use on
Many oinnringlpal Railroads. Samples can
be ex and IV shill orders left at 174 Wot/It
STIIECT, eats at Hharpsburst Bridge.
STONE.
WEST COMMON ,„ ,
Maeldne, 41 0 1$0 FrOrkAt :t:,' •
Northwest corner qt Wait Cosatoost,VAlboutie
anitaam •ILVIVAT IA di (104 , •
neapKa awl . 4 m ys o ag at ikisa i sm
4 1.750,
lkilltnimakaft emaileh Moo iimiseibis
OILS.
FINANCIAL.
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANE,
Wood St., corner Second Avenue.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS
Gold, Coupons, Bonds and Stocks
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
A. BRADLEY, President,
CYRUS CLARKE, Jr., Cashier.
oc8•D tF
AMERICAN BANK.
NO. 80 FOURTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH..
CASH CAPITAL • •-• • • 4200.000
Stockholders Individually Liable.
BANE OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
- JOH24 FLOYD
FreiWent.
DIRICTOItg,
Thos. M. Marshall, I John M. Mtirtland,
Win. T. Skaunon, Archibald Wallace,
JAIMe6W. e rrott, • Jas. D. Kelly,
Chas. B. Leech, ,Win. Floyd.
Jolin Floyd,',
This Bank is Dove fully organize and prepared
to do a genera l Banking business. ,l'
jellit43
FIFTH AVENUE BANE
Ofl Pittsburgh,
' I
Is now open for Discount; Deposiaand General
Banking Business.
Any sum re^elyed from One Dollar upwards.
Interett at the rata. of six per cent. paid on
time deposits.
=MEI
ED. lIIIITIIIIDGE. W. P. WETMAN.
W. H. SIMS. FRANK sIESERT,
W. I;. ROBERTSON, HENRY MEYER.
DAN. NINZER. It. N. ARMOR,
N.MIL POERSTEL.
ED. DITHRID9E s President:
F. F. SCHENCK. Cashler.
CITY BLNK.
112 Fifth Street,Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPITAL - . liloo,ooo.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY , LIABLE.
MEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Bought and Sold. and when desired remitted to
Europe.rnilectione made on all the principal
points of the Untied States, and Canso'.
DO3tINICK lEUMCN. Pre6lAent.
JANE; Vice President.
W.IN. MORGAN". Cashier.
DIELECTOLF.
D. thirteen. James McCabe,
Thomas Rourke„ witeh Restins.
J. Dunlecy. Jr., ' Terence Casaphell.
Patrick Kane, James
Pbelam
Ch n.J ß s. B ennann. To AFeT m g e
e .
jel:k 5 , JOrl. GAZZ AM,. !solicitor.
• THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Of Pittsburgh.
Incorporated by tba Legislature or Pennsylva
nia, January 24. 1687. For the sale.keepinil
of Bones and other Securities, Bola and Silver,
BllTer Plate. 'Boots. Records. Diamonds and
Valuables or all Cescrtptions, unier guarantee,
and for tberenting or Safes In Its barglamiroof
vaults.. Betiding and (Mice: '
.Iro. S 3 FOURTH .IrE.rUE,
PITTSBEAGH. PA. -
Y'RESIDE:s7T—WILLIAM PHD tars.
VICE PREsIDr.NY — HENRY LLOYD.
WM. PHILLIPS. DOLEC,TO A R 3 S I : ES I. B. NETT,
In RI LLOYD, .BYBON H. PAINTER,
WILMA NI REA, .40s, s moßta
WILL.I.AIt LYON, 'l.O C,E BLA. JK,
CURTIS O HUSSET.
SECRETARY ANYI TREASYRILR:
b. F. VON BONN HORST
anZ:n6l
LTART, CAEGEtEII C0.,1
BAMIERS AI D BUMS,
Garner Third arid Wtiod Sireeta,
PrT3C79I3UIiGrLIC•
(SUCCESSORS TO 13AIINA, RAZT C0..1
t ,
Exchange, Coth, CoapoHs,
And particrolar eignfl e f 3 , rd!ci the plrcheee
COVERNIVIENT EICINDS.
Night Drafts on London.
PROPOSALS.
pnOpos ALS j•
. .
. •
Wlll be received at the Entittneeritoillim of the
PITTS ellitti H 4N 0 CON REL. bVILLE RAIL.
ItoADcomeANy 10 PiT I tinlYte(SH or CUM.
BERLAND. until the let of NoveMiter, 1880.
Inclusive, for bUPPLTINa THE CROSS 71a8
fur the entire line of am tit 85 rat esot tots reed
trom near Connellevtlie tonear Cumberland: The
length of else,' c OSI tie will he 8 Let between
Ware s ndip 1 Wein ea' 7 tortes, and flattened
on two opposite - old. I to 'not I sac than 7 Inches
tearing 1 urface, out of and clear of, bark.
wlllohl wilt be shaved am. Kind of Umber Waste
1 tek; Rock Oeit or Obeetuut. eoutpl end
free [tons'e Ind shake or other defects.
l'lacee of delivery.ainnurdmtely on the road,
and not more than halt a mile apart, where the
grossed will pennit accerC and hewn Ibr tilling.
whims will he done la alternate cotes layers of
*Mint 108 lit each p le. l'rnp , sere who cannot
Iltellver at tile interyelt nettled may state the
lace at which they would deliver , and quanti
es at reels place. The number per mile will be
AEA, surl whole nutubrlr. about 250000, in.
eluding Mee fur title tracks. Timber 'to be Oa
when the sap le out, and', delivery to be cone-
Merced on or beton. January in. 1870, and
continued until all delver d; as follows, viz;
For the fleet. 10 tulles from either end of the r sad
peer Connellaville or Cumberland, on or lief ira
Mlty lit, ;870, ter eanh sroueeding 10 mliAlto
warn the middle of the roan one. lowan later, or
o tile let of June. July, a uruskaud September,
187,1, until the whole number are 4.1114:1ed,
Monthly tot litotes of Crete Ties delivered on the
/OW Will be given, four-fifths of the contract
pike of which will by paid, and the remaining
nith at the colUpletleD t f the e 010.11101..
I BENJ. 11. LATROBE, • '
oc7tpt2 Thar taller Engineer:.
orriou Or CITY ENCltHaltn AND 111311YSTOII, I
; Pittsburgh. Oat. 1880. 5
OT/CE tO CONTRACTORS.—
SPALED PROPOSALS for the construction
of a public sewer on Forty-eighth street; from
the AllegbruY riVer to Butler stn:tat, moiler the
grialing varlet; and curbing of - Forty third
street from Butler to Pearson's Line, and for the
grading, MINI and carblng Breenough street
trent TrYatreet-to Iron alley—will be rent/at 4,14
hits omen until Tuesday. October lAth, 1851 . 9. it
3.1. No bids will be received unless made mat
on the proper blanks. Specifications and biota!,
forbidding cin be hid at thisaka.
ottelPs2,
P ROPOSALS ~ . • it L . , • •
In- be rooelveti ot the offiee-of -thtrinfder•
'olgood wall flAtlllll).33..f6Robir fit 3 I lk, 4141:1
for forntoblai 360 of V WWII 1161 1 f6Itirrfe
Radio% :r e , %Da fitting tti Or mod • fi6
NI,o new put". of th e Ailegheny . WOW,
Timber fololmailon ilitn c 0011' Mae.
• 100:1416 if Alth 11 Walt,
FINANCIAL.
SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought at Highest Prizes.
PH. R. MER-TZ, Banker,
Cer. Wood and FM Streets.
N. Routed its SONS,
57 Market Street.
Collections amide on all the principal Points of
the United States and Canada'.
WM. FLOYD,
Cashier.
Storks,lionds end other &entities
BOUGHT LNG BOLD ON COMMIBBION.
Particular atlasution riald to the purchase and
tale of
United States Securities.
wow
JAMES T . BRADY 86 CO• I
(Succenor. 05. JONES a c 0..) •
Corner Fourth and Wood .Sts.,
AL IQ - 32E. I=ll. SS,
BUT AND SELL ALL KINDS 07
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
' GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST 7AVOBABLE TERMS.
Ear Interest Allowed on Deposits.
.W Money loaned on Government Bonds at
lowest market rates.
Orders executed for Use Purehane
and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and
GOLD.
JAMES T. BRALT & CO.
.t . 4 - I.llitt,s.burgfj Gitt.ttta
FINANCE AND TRADE,
By Teligrouh to the Pittsburgh Guezte.l
Judge Cardozo this morning appointed
C. N. Jordan. Cashier of Third National
Bank, Receiver of the Gold Exchange
Bank, to the place of Augustus L.
Brown, resigned. Power was given to
the new Receiver to adjust all claims
upon or in favor of the Bank, Including,
of course, the gold business of Friday,
September 24th. It is believed the
affairs of the bank , will be satis
factorily adjusted during the present
week. The monetary'of Walt street was
slightly relieved this afternoon by a
rumor on stock exchange that there was
a panic in Chicago with a fall in wheat
to 90; and subsequent recovery to 95c.
As the public and private telegrams did
not mention anything about the panic, it
was discredited. The stock exchange is be
ing unfavorably affected by the depres
won in the grain trade at the West, and
the decreased earnings of the western
roads was responded to to day by a
marked decline in leading shares. At
the one o'clock Board the suspension of
the stock firm of Fitzhugh and Jenkins
was announced. The house was not a
large one but had a high reputation.
Money plenty and'eaSy at•467c ' on
call. Loans mostly 566 per cent. Dis
counts dull at 7612 per cent. Bank die
countiog only toa moderate extent, and
at firm rates, and there is a maintainence
of the present ease in money for any
length of time, / Sterling dull at 969 N.
Gold opened at 130 k but touched 130 X,
and fell to 13014, and closed at 130 N.
Carrying rates 365 per cent.
Governments dull but steady: Coupons
of 1881, 11936120; do. '6 O 120612' Og;
do. '64, 11934 6 1 19%; do. '657 118%6120;
new !do; .118611834; do. *t)7 1186118 N;
do. '63,' 1186118 N; 10.40'5, 4 108%(108311;
Pacific, 1073;6108.'
State Bonds heavy and lower: Missou-
Os, 86N; old Tennessees, 61; do. new
5535; old Virginias, 5035; do. new, 5335:
old North Carolina, 48c; new do. 4334.
Stocks dull and lower, closing steady:
Canton, 61; . Cumberland, 26,.. a v; Western
Union 340 Qulcksilver,lBN•Marlposa. 83. it
do. Prifarted, 16%, 653‘;
Adanis Express, 54N; Wells dr. Fargo, 26;
American, 3434; United States, - 56 Ml
New York Central,' 17534; Harlem 130;
Hudson 158; )Reticling, 135 N; Erie,
32N; do. preferred, 57; Michigan Central,
121; Michigan Southern, tita“ Illinois
Central, 182: Past:A:mei, 102; 14 orthwes'n,
71; do: preferred, 83%; 13.'ik C.', 74: R. 1.,
105%; Ist. .Paul, 68; do. prefetred, 81%;
Wabash, ss!/; do. „preferred, 80; Ft.
Wayne, 8534; Terre Haute, 29%. do.
preferred, ,66;. Chicago and Alton, 1,39;
do. preferred, 140; Ohio and . Mississippi,
28.
Mining stock dull and unchanged.
Import_or specie lasto•weekii3,2B2.927.
OFF/01C, OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
• hioNarot, October 10,'1869.
Quotations se received by 44.1. N.
Mertz: Gold, 130 X; Silvio, 125; Eighty.
one's, 1193(,; Five. Twenties, 1882, 120;
da 1884,. 119 x; do :865,119X; do 1885,
Consols, do , 1887, 1113 X: do 1868,
118; Ten Forties, 10831; Now York
Central, 176; Erie, 133 X; Reading, 96;
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne dc Chicago
Railroad, 85; Ohio et Illisissippl, 128 X;
Michigan Southern. 85;, Cleve
land It Pittsburgh, 104; Chicago It
Rook Island, 105%; Chicago 'et North
Western, 71%: Chicago It North Western
Prelorred, 84; Adams Express Com
pany, 54X; Merchants Union Express,
—l. Pacific Mall , .---; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 86x; American Ex
press Company 34;4.
EXCHANGE, .' . `La r ge..
London, per 42 28,45 16,55
Paris, per franc .' 27 28
Berlin. ... . . ... .. . •9? :% • 98X
Fianktbit, .57 583'
1 -01 0 1 42 quotations received by James .
T. Brady 'de' Co. Gold: 130%; United
States Sizes, 1881, 120; Five-Twenties;
1882,129 X: Mx; 00:128p, „LIDS;
•Ten-Fbrues, 1,0834; Five• Twenties, Janu
ary. and;ZOIWI. 'do.. 1587,
118 1 4.,, do._ do. 1888. 1185 i: Due COM.
PoltOlift i , ‘ 4: l Union PROW Railroad,
88:fial' do, 99; ey.
10730 Pike superiors, 96. •
H. J. MOOSE.
CO" Musthear.
ETTTT5331.7114:3111.
NEW Yonx, October 1141869
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hio,IDAY, October 11, 1869. I
The advires from Chicago to-day, w ere'
not palatable to parties carrying - large .
stocks of grain, and who bought largely
sometime ago, for friture delivery. • No.
2 Wheat is quoted down. to 961,1; last.
month it sold at $1.,35 and even $1,40 for
seller October; the seller, Recording to
present indications,' will realize a very
handsome margin; while, on the other
band, the buyer, will have a very ugly
differencelo settle, one that. will. &like.
some of them feel very uncomfortable.
Some of the parties who engage inthis
particular branch of. business, "selling
short" and "going long," adopt as their
policy, "heads I win and tails you
lose;' if the markets turn out out in
their favor It is all right—but if it goes
against them, they fail, or if
other
words, go up, and this will no doubt be
the result in many instances, in the case
we have lust alluded to. Sixty days
ago, the impression was created, nearly
all over the country, that the excessive
and continued rains had ruined' the
crops, that the yield would be below an
average and that prices were destined to
rule higher. How much truth there was
in these reports, has been already fully
developed, and those who invested their
money and credit on the basis of short
crops, have erethis discoiered their mist
take.
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ASHES—Steady but unchanged-4®
4y, for Soda, and 9 for Pearls.
APPLES—Quiet and unchanged—
sales at 81,50®3,00 per bbl.
BUTTER—Prime to choice Roll But
ter, is in steady demand, with sales at 13
Common Butter is in good supply
and dull.
CHESTNUTS—Have still further de
clined, and we now quote at $6,09 per
bushel.
CRANBERRIES—Coming in. more
freely and we now quote prime culti
vated at E11,C0©11,50 per bbl.
CHEESE—Is steady with regular job
bing sales at 15@I8 cts—the outside tig
ure for prime New York Goshen'2 .
CARBON OlL—Standard brands 2534
@29 for round iota,' and 80@31 in Eiiretail
way.'
DRIED FRUlT—Apples are quoted at
9®lo cts. per pound, and Peaches at 1G
cts. for bright quarters, and 14c for
bright halves.
EGGS—Scarce and fresh packed may
be quoted firm at 23 cents.
FEATHERS—DuII; quoted at 80(a)85
cents to the trade, and the usual advance
for small lots In store.
FLOUR—The market continues dull
and weak and prices, although un
changed, are still tending downward
Winter Wheat brands may be qutoed at
$0,50@6,75. put little Spritig Wheat
flour in market and not _much inquiry
for it.
GRAlN—Wheat is dull with a' droop
ing tendency, and prime red cannot be
quoted above $1,25. Corn is in limited
supply and steady, but unchanged-441
for prime yellow on track . and wharf,
and $1,05®1,07 in store. Oats dull and
in better supply, but without quotable
change-47®48 on track, and 50®52 in
store. Rye is dull and we now quote at
$1®1,05,, Barley is scarce and in steady
demand at 51,25®1,39. _
I,v fHAY—Sales from country wagons at
515@23—mostly at 115®20.
HUSKS—SaIes at 2 3 / 4 ®rcts per pound.
LlME—Sales of Cleveland white lime
at $1,75 per bbl.
LARD OlL—Extra No. 1, at 0,43'51,45,
and No. 2, at 81.05®1,08.
ONIONSL-Sales at t2,50g3,e0 per bbl,
the outside figure for choice.
PROVISIONS—Firm with a good job
bing demand, but, uncharged. Should
ers, 16%; Clear Ribbed Sides, 2034;
Clear do, 21; Ribbed, 20; plain Sugar
Cured Hams, 23. Lard, in tirces,. 20; in
half bbls, 203 in kegs 2L Mess Pork,-
g 33.50.
POULTRY—SaIes of chickens at 55 to
65 cents per pair, according to size.
POTATOES—SaIes of Peach. Blows at
50 cents per 'bushel. Jersey aweeis are ,
still quoted at $5 per bbl.
SEEDS—The arrivals of flaxseed con
tinue very light and it is held gener
ally at 62,45@2,50. Small sales of timothy
seed at $4,25@4,50. No movement in
clover seed.
SALT—Is firmer, with ,gialea,,of car
load lets at 111,85 per bbl. . 3
STRAW—SoId in Allegheny market
at ftl2 per ton..
'Lite Stock MarSiete.
NEW YORK, October 10.—The Erie
Railroad is not yet open, Much stock
laying back on its line which is expected
in a few days. Late rainlias injured the
repairs of the former week.
Cattle for the week, 6,230; on sale to
day 2,635, besides 200 State. The market
has not changed from Friday; the bulk
of the cattle selling at 13 to 15c, averaging
14c, as to uality and medium, Nothing
sells above -16 c; not many Texans to day,/
and none of them very poor. Nearly all ,
the cattle will sell. The o ff erings to dityJ,
were 1,610 head at Communipaw, and
1,024 bead at One Hundredth street; sales
of 70 head fair Texans, 6 cwt, at 12c, and 14
head Illinois, 73i cwt, 1434@16c; 167 head
Kentucky,734 cwt, 15©160; 115 head Ohio,
734 cwt, 133f@15%c; 190 head Missouri,
6 cwt,- at 12@i3)4c; the weather •is •
fine and the dead meat market was good. . `
The total Sheep 29,350; for the market
to-day 6,980; th.ja lighter run makes
good market. but Lambs have &dined
, 2 4@;;c since Friday; they are quoted at
7Q9c. Sheep sg6c for very common - to
medium, and 63g6Va for prime to ex
tra; all are selling. as follows: 500 Ohio
sheep 85 lbs at .4310; 230 70-14 s at
53/ 4 c: 200 Michigan 78 lbs,at 6e; 'State
104 pounds at 63ic; lambs, 56 head State
57 pounds at 7c. one car of 'Llinada
pound at 834 c: and 150 of 65 pounds at 90.
Total, hogs 17,770 with 95 cars to Lief,
Sunday's hogs-included, they are geoid
edlp weaker. and prices lire tending
downward, Dressed hogs went slow at -
13%0 on change, live are quoted as . 9 3‘,0
1034 x. The best on sale to-day bringing
103.;o viz:2 cars of 208 'pounds Michigan,
with 1 car of 154 pounds at 93ic and 1 car
of 140 pounds et 93(0. -
PHILADELPHIA, October 11..-Beeves
dull but, a, fraction higher; ,sales 2,000
bead at 8 . 3.4(:9e for extra western steers;
95.i@9%0 for a few choice; 7@Bc for fair r,
to good;, 6W134c gross. for, common.
Sheep unchanged; sales 21,000 head at
43-6@6)0 gross. Hogs dull: sales 3,700
head at $1.1@)14,75 per cwt. net, for corn.
fed, with a decline.
CBlO,too, Ottober H.—Cattle- dull at
$1.2; , ®4,8731 for butchers stock, 35,623 '.
@7,30 fbr light to extra shipping steers...,
Hogs dull and easier at A18,40(38,96' ft;. J.
common, $9,19@9,25f0r.fair, to medimxi;
119:40®9,60 for good.
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STAOIIIB, October it.'--Oattle Steady
and In good depaand at•_llNl@Ql4,:for infe
rior to choice. Hogs active at Bm®loc.
Tqwno: Octoher 11. 1 4Flgur dully ;
Wheat dull at 3 . to 4e lower, Irregular
;Michigan at 21,03, amber at 11:01,- , No. 1
red at 2407,, at .111.P3!.
doll, No. 1 held it 70e, sales of No. 1 at
70e.• Vats 'unchanged; Nb 1: 4 aE 45e".• '
Freights-4 and 10e to Buffeloi
Optlnel bills. flour;
41, n ~ ,11,79Q u Shy, - appa l
/2, butt; 2,'50b Shim, 1
merits-4,2M 13b15.. - flotir, - 42,000' ,
wheat, 5,000 bush. oats.
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