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lIQUESNR. NOUS:
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AXLES AND:, SPRINGS, ,
DLQVICANFI L AND MaATALi
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TI . STEEL tient
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slam- .315 - elmEJ3 r , STEM& 1ATLF0.101 315, .
A."IL itth.
warithouse, -88 VisteiansilOSlFlrst Sts.
BLACK DIAMOND o.
Stitt+ WO/OCSI
I
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.
11.atudaetnrerf of all deacriptiona of
VOWS andWarebottses TgatTy.
! MOST &ad BAILKOAJI EiTEENTE.,
prrEsstrustri.
BRASS FOUPIDEWn.
'.IiENRY BIER & CO al
succgssoßar
ES & 00 '
401311t1U.,000
• inders.
S
. gams .zzoxrrra-•14 Trout.
• J: • I
'lolll.'aticuon.; Flftiugs,
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Wierty stste4.4nd Oltd Moire.
•Tntatrurill, Pte, ,
f FOUNDEWAD,',IIIOIVPIPE`,FATORS,
Aszsra 6i,";41. ;1i::0:i 11 0*
OffirAlt PUMPS AND ., B LORMEM,
1/101'4- WOBILELi_i
ILLEISOt SE 11NBIS -, - 1
- .....,,...... now prepared to grant illicit
's' for the use of the BLL.BBIBIA.IIISZN BO
CM&
The superior quality ..intparteA too. good lion,
Om great improvement in interior iren, end the
TOduced post. commend ft to all manufacturers of
Wm.
Saftleswishing to Inuit can obtain 110=10 1 by
JAMES r •
, .
-P. SPEEtt , '-
, Attorney for the Trustees.
• BOOM 1 and 11.* 'English's Building; 96g,
avenue.
.. 111 V i r ties interested art -i nvited te villa I the
SZEOZ 14 BISBEE WORMS. where the rOCesals
PM bx successful operation. ie11:467
NOVELTY WORKS.
NOVATir wow.
FodiWed'A. D. 111113.
• -
ADAIEVIIIIIPILEE ar. CO:
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SPISTUTuNgSTANDARD,RAIRBANK BEV
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ifitoisP . .-r
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Con Polntgey and Duquesne St., M
AAS TB/ Poi n,) I
, . - ~,, er.... 9 ~- . • :-. ~ A -,.; , ; -2:1; ,: t",
: OW ' 7 Ai Ogald•Ni-'"l"Strc anci
llanniseture ISTEEMBOAT ENGINES and IrTA
:lsFEMeolliFerriew irrAV T ~t
1.1. NOM& AND FOXT
BOI.Iof la-hore!LenerpowerA.
o.loTl24ealf hiltd made toorder atohr
Tram; BTBTAT below Market.
Potmdry on
. fat . e 8 Ilift W 8
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ou lord nadA
order. at tha
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BOUIERISnI ai
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IiCARROI4A'6IIYDER;
mAsurrAVITIMSO P
TUYITLAII, viouldrAnanED ustmAi.
NA&
TISS-BOX AND, CFLINDSII STEAM BOIL
-011. STILLS AND OIL
(3HDINKYII, BIpf,ZDISING Ara , AS PANS,
SWTTLING PANS; .SALT rein AND ow:-
DEMERS'
=Ai& rots. woluFrzats AND SON
BRIDGES •
=sox rocsausilm - coA4 eat=
Oflide addbinFddi dome" sada ,
Ir
Ttdrd..Bhort and Lidert, Bireets,
— ;PI rrsith*GEE; Pa.
Ordeis , Etat td Omer. adarn o rlit•
sttenneg
WILMALIONIIILL &XS.,
0 03O_ al3 ltakt 11.4433:S ' -
_
A.NI),,S)EINET tIRON INOftILIERS,
:: - •
101. SS, SS, SS ,LND se PENN Sr.
31itiliii liana uitiTardAiditilidited U
watt! the mess approve machinery, we are raw ,
Raoacte, tizageljrzyx,344lqm,..
• w. , .in the covatry. Cid:lmps; Breeching,
Fire Bede. Steede nits. Locomotive Boilers,
Condensers, Balt Pans. Tants, 011 Btills.Agita
rai %eras rsasalimlit=olit I= ssMr
dodos snOrtil noidee. 5...." I aliten
.I.tral2elr. isause-t.-±...- :—Witiguitirb. muss
&MED M. BRUSH& SON,
• 1 4striA•c4Inkzie or . : :t;
Steaut,Botlers, 011 St il l% ..Talibi.
_ .
I _ __aux= mon tiVIIK, &O.
0.1,.-::-.reossii,Ntrget, Pittspurgb,_its,
STOVES, olz • c , ,"•
!,41.11BADILlEtY t CO.,
wool) gnu=
9
-
,ItICISTIOMagren a the greateirr, variety of ,
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
TO BE 'FOUND•
In our assortment wilt be found all the LATEST
EATTARNS AND IM,PBOVEDIENTS, and the
reiratatttni of our Stoves is such, that, any one In
Want of a good article should purchase none but
those manufactured by us, atthey will be found
the most durable as well as (I:gnomical. Would
attention to ur new VOLCANo
EVE. for churches, halls eta stores. OverSOO
sold in three months. Intended for with or with
out casing. All who have used them pronounce
them superior to nay other and fat cheaper. _
Sena for Catalogue and Priem Gist. her o.
IBM, HMS 84 Co.,
warrAcrmuon or MRS vAittorr Or
IRM I C E VP SLI
BOSTON dooxpra BA.hez,
s. THE FEU FIIIINACE,7,
Fos Waste Ittruarsas.
TEM NIL"S, J4TI-DUET COOKINEt STOVE,
"ItSt,itrioAwA. cintuaune. COOK sTOVIci
* ll , (CIA risttetn)i PORTABLL
B.fi 041,a41111Llar-WBI.LIiAII'S
BRYLECTORLLTES.Pee from dlrcand:elusl;
OVATE PROIM. FENDSB9. ie. -
SO6 and 2.08 Liberty Street'',
- PITTSBURGH. P.l
MIL WrOVES.
! lilt' :le!
BISOMIATA' Ak CO.
flt
TR ~,,
ITIMPIit.
103 igurvatnif ova , coark
Wartaill tio'CoO 13aliitlisset mai
sau aintritlet
ia)4
.
• ! Nag& dg
. ROV : Utiett*: , Sti`e f i t.,
. 1 :;•-• 1
Itaad sad fa' SSW: •••
rAmosErromis ,
croo-KiNG welt& ao.
-•... 11105000 feet NT piiigoards. _
150.00 0 feet ',cinch Clear Vaunt
05,000 feet I.lt limn Common Plank:l
1115,000 feet 31171 and NI leen Oak: I
5 . 0 9 0 n• NV. pt r ii and 8 inch r 43,114 ",
1 0.000 that ° ' Dry lar Scantling: i
:k 10,000 feet Dry Yel ?we Bo•rdi; 1
105.000 feet endoekseAntlins.
___.
505.000 feet o. 1 Much Begins! 5111.p1l
e l
t .
500,000 op 1 e ,owed'
I i 1 t if lt ßl eea
50,000 b. 1 In 5 lea, shaved:
110,000 YLre Brick;
1.000 Itre T ile.
1 , <- '
100 Tote Ire elsy; ;
Alio, Saw Mill Lumbe ,r Locust and Cedar
Rata; and all arttelea La the line on hand an for
sale by ALED'EIt -PATTEN?. Yards—
N0.'151
of
street and coEner,_!Yreblelo l 3
Juniata atreete..sl.l.o4wf Wit Aneg uea ll lail.tir
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t 0 ictILT
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SMONING §ETS,
Lr.dnigui u 4
tuns PI trro GOODS
ot all dasoriptums.
Outland examine our
toot ea ...
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PIILTSBUffeB ,-- 61 Zibre B SATURD hi OCTOBER -16;211869.
T r..TiAlipptry , . .. ;.. . ft. npt.r --- odur-
VINONGIBLI • ONDRY,
-- W. I:II4DERSON &CO
Manufacturers of IRON MODEM FRONTS,
WINDOW LINTELS and SILLS, and
• Castings of all Descriptions.
Airsileff&Lt nuk, ems to Aariarxcrrir
.nAioAbnivias and to Castings for Window
Olus Bonus.
OFFICE ND FOUNDRY--110. i5O WATER
STREET, Pittsburgh. Pa.
0,4. : .. - fOAT.. -- fir - .
tOmitt•-••:oppogl..
TWELFTH STREET,
MM
chinery, .lgafi .3lacineh Be
torts, and Caitingii
NATIONAL F9UNDIII
Cartier 01170il acid emallusan Brno
• CNllSitliliniclN)
OAST - 3*??5114197.M FIFE
Xs' Pltes aro all eaff. law/sista - drl
sand. snAl. ftat lustful. - AUG. till/Moronent
of genersl
• leratild sleocall the 'Matt= of Superintend
ents of ene Word to t. 7 tonne of SAVORTS.
A
'LI7MBIBR:
ESE
WXREET•
:GOODS.
VASES;
imp 13111(111,11 . •
1,.11.!1
• Cid We
$9,0 . 411111V .
& OCIC
m=T.
riell
eftict '2m) wOtitai
PITraAMIGEL, .PB.
AND PIPEWORKS.
VlT'reninnt 4l / 16
WILLIAM SMITH,
Tki,annfaott rei of
ova GAB Jan) WATER W 085.5.
for Um and Water Worth
DIIQUESDIR FORGE.
rill=
sneeesier to pm if
( . & 00,)
Hu facilities eo-extenstve with the lealilng
YMCA in the East, and Is prepared to prcuiptly
and satisfactorily SRAM orders tor IFITEAMMOAT
131ITAFTS, CRANK 4, PISTON RODS LEVERS.'
PITMAN 3AMSWRISTB, 'RAILROAD AXLES.
LOCOMOTIVE FRAMES, together with eveo'
description of SW% WORE. °tact and row,'
Corner at DUVEITIr Way and Street.'
aple:h4o
ROBINSON, BEA &
tila=esaanio Bannt6o l . AtEdlii 51111.051,3,
WASECINGTON WORKS
FOUNDERS ARP NACHINIBB,MTIBURGH ,
monoroeumers or Boot and stotionory steam sn
gginßltasTingi:c :N I P"! i__ biact i ner illr=
Ocoee.lißoiler sad Ebro tr2 t ta i rs:
o. comas 111 rat d -flialta4P l
Streets.
Agents for 43119PARD,5 PATINT CTO B
for feeding
T BONUS CABLIN & CO., •
Faith Warditonntri Woris,
atiannsiri
Ka nursaturen of Stationary grid rortable Stearn
ligera itolgilikAlUAXlgne
c&titilfa L'lnera r la I:VI :Zs/VW.%
-all glee.
OILS. A
Ni)DLOW OU• '
H. M. LONG All).
pita: DLLtili I 1;
A T I111:111
Mer,tian is and Brokers!* ,
• 00. ,
Petroleum 2luid its Trodtipts;
OALZELLI BLOCK, OUMIESKE WAB I
ISTIADELYBIL ADDSZSgs
Pignie ChgVi-ellr o***l
1371-130VMS*COND ST!Pr•T.
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TA43K 11110riE131.11,4
bilatellOTS}
ilarD InALIII IIS Ut , '
Teat:) '•, , , ' -' ,
ngettm illid , . its liodasts3
- '
rusiburak. umiss—DAlXPU_ 21„.....junaluivi
coma ol.vognesuelical sac anleta• ,
.
l'atadelinds Ofilee-41117 WALLNYr T.
splror - .f, ,A,t • '
ECLIPSE .PETROLEUM REFINERY:I
J'tgalu*TA ,F4fvfMti
LuteirAgrul*# 9,
Wittig I; West,l34l.s ll g Oils.
. .
illegni”-,111044.144410.14/I,:',
Mende greet neat witnont change; rem
limpid 0 lowest terrotreteree. tkpantla ?a fOt
tropicsictinnites or ireither.. ... .
:Lemmatise% rag; se. IKachUßo,lllllop,
_ Win outEtarews. -.- ',
S p a n °, Plaubslll,llUl4 V e ts",
1
Adncted rarldgb vied. - , •
Spanao , 011, Wool liosebLligt
OA; Tolzwere Staff; Sensollei •; ,'
lllll*Fildstitaagitta, OfisOliviey
'/Fainaeas'oir. ~ mrmsePao•`! i ..
routzAatnargo' carte unitis 140 p,
Ste Dttop as roanisa34l Dril.
' • Ttreu awe abt Sties*
Eno. any a tie toesting , are alas • fleas,
Pe_..naany Cara, nntibnn. d nteetl ~ t *W
arw. ma dII Wail temperature us . OM
relnlialinirdaptiDgeXtilile2ll4lol. Mali
OW lith 'llnedneliett, - aria are Into bli=a,llll6 on
many of tize prplcipikßAUTOLldi. Unmet _tan
be essrain - • nad•aCtdera , Int 'at 114 WupD
aTftS -• p.-. Xi At t). ,• . . Fit : ridge. ,
,EITONR4
liTrWig i li filori __
I machine /NOW trioi4gi t ,
I
1 NoctioreacibuisiltWerstroWallOUValmqv
P i e Ili fait
t a ii ii, helassoliimais
=Eli
TRADESMEN'S= NATIONAL BINE,
Wood St., coriefP.econd Asenie.
TEIBEIBEFAID ON DEPOSITA.
Mold, Coupo ns, Bonds and Stocks
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
A. BRADLEY. President,
CYRlltip.tuamorr.,9lloller.
cks.nelf
MOAN BANK,
NO. 80 FOURTH . :Alialatna ,
PrrIIII3IMGII.
CASH CAPITAL 0400.000
Stockholders Individually Liable. •
DiNEE OP. DISCOUNT JIM D DEPOSIT:
JOHN YLOYD WM. FLOYD,
President. Cashier.
DiniCTOne.
Thos. M. Marshall, John M. Mortland,
Wm. T. Shannon, Archibald Wallace,
JamesW. Arrott, Jas. D. Kelly,
Chas. B. Leech, Wm. Floyd. •
John Floyd,
his Bank Is now telly e
to T do a general Banking
pietas
FIFTH VENUE BANK
Of Pittsburgh,
Is now open for Discount, Deposit and General
Banking BIIIIIIIPIII3.
Any sum received from One Dollar upwards.
Intirest at the rate of slit per cent. paid on
time deposits. _
DIBIICTORS:
ED. DITHRINGE. W. P• ETMAN.
H• Sal& PRA.NE I-lEBERT
DA
W. U. ROBERTSON, HENRY HEVER,
DAN. NINZER, K. ARMOR.
EMIL POEESTEL-
ED. DLTURIDL Presiden
F. SCHENCK: Cashier.
CITY BANS.
112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
CAPITAL. 9100.000.
--rr •
STOCKHOLDERS INDIUM:IMT lIKBLE.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
iglarißN
Bought and sold. and when dealred remitted to
Europe. Collections made on all the principal
points of the United States and Canada.
DOMINICK Imases. President.
• JAILYS MCCABE, Vice President.
W. N. Idondelf. Cashier,
D 1 TlLloieli. McCabe,
Thomas ROlirke, 'Hugh Twain.
Thinle!l. Jr., 'Terence Campbe ll .
Patrick Sane, . James Phelan;
- Casa. B. Barr, • 141•A.Preyroiald,
jno.Jos.Nertnann, ' Thome' Barnes,
Jel:ks JOS. M. GAZZLP, Solicitor.
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Of Pittsburgh.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylya
rila„ January SI4, 1881. for the safe•keeping
of Bonds and other Securities. Gold and Sliver,
Silver Plate, Books• Becords. Diamonds and
Valuables ° of all descrititiorrs. under guarantee.
and for the renting of Safe's irCits burglar-Proof
Building and °dice:
83 FOURTH ArE.VUE,
PITTEIBHUOIE. P.
imastmcm—NnLlAAN PHILLIPS.
TICS VsslSlDCrt—attlißY LLOYD
DISTXTORS:
li...:S.rirwArs, .JA XES I. BENNETT,
lteir LLOYD, !BYRON IL PAINTER,
.WILLIAM REA, ;JOS. S. MORRISON,
VELLUM M. LYolt.lotoicer. BLABS,
.. , 1 CURTIS U. HUSSEY , ' -
.13sarVuNBD TtAoß l Et . risTZa
HART, csviusii k co.,
BANEAS , AND ,BROKERS,
Corner Third ensd Word Bereesili
,
VITIMIMIM*Lts AP4b..•
Ea To HANNA, faa ge '. ll 4313
' ' DlLlaine ;
a,' ,
'ftehange, Co', r eAMP IMig i
• . • .:)
-46,36m1.1. jag PTV!
r, 'COVER?' MENT N Dll..
.. . •
s si s ucri:raft! 4,:xn-i4ontion.
ME
OVUM SAVING! BANK.
‘' . tso.. 65 Town writEET.
oruffivonw:u; nab.
VOttivi ....i • . • 119,303,43/ av
w /
op e n dail y Non 9 o'clock A. x. to 3 o'clock
v. at, • _SATURDAY EVENINGS. MOM
Mil 1.2 November let, from 7to 9 o'clock.
inn fro m Novembez lit to Day Ist, frame to V
o'clock. , '
:Deposits received of all sums at not lees than
ONE DOLLAR. and a dividend of the prone
'declared Woe a _year. in June and December.
'lnterest has been declared semi-annually in June
and December since the Bank was organized, at
the rate ed" six per cent. • year,
intenest,; If not drawn out, I. placed to the
credit of tire depositor as principahand bears the
December. cm pmdng
Ist
e d e a ysy •e oafr, J
without
tinublinn the depositor to call,Or erveri r to present
his passhoolt. At this rate money will double in
lies than•twelve 'years
.Books oantainin sh Charter,' By• Laws, Rides
and Begidattoni, bed inlitale On applies
. ha sti3ebalce. •
..
rpstoiNT-GEouer.. ALDERS.
•
... ~ . VfcirigilinuiTS: .•
0114 eh BAchofen. A. IL Pollock, 31. D.,
1
1 DM.. I.."Einestock4 Robert. ItObb: _ . •
James Hardman. John H. Shoenoerger,
JaMes 13.1uley, James Shinto.
James It IL /Leeds. Alexander Speer.
Isaac N. Pennock, Christian 'reader. i
TnIIBTIOS:
Win. 4"Ande/SOn, . : Henry C. Z.Ol lll l
Calvin Adonis, • - - J. • ync . I-
John C.
Bi n s, Peter A. Madeira, 1 1
Goolle Black, . John bisrshall,
/119 Sur gwin Walter P. Marshal l'
10*,6 A. &Tier, John B. McFadden.,
tballeaA. Oaten, , David McCandless,
ohs Evans, 'H.W. i ,aver,., • •
°la J. iiilleePles insby rhunplik„ , *,
halm S. Haven. earl b. atog irut, a
eler 11. NuAlter, . in. It. sch_Virts , k
WASS, 'exauder Tindle,l
' Ames . -Nem Sham Van Kirk.
max
__109.3.!-M., J,Es A. p. 91.19.21.
SILVER AND- COUPONS
sought at Highest Prices. 4
MERTZ, Banker
Con Wood and Fifth Street&
NHOLMES & SONS,
a r r -i cr
57 Market Street,
the Collee t tthns
Btates Ca nada be ail n the principal Wall 0
Unied ada'.
. .
Storkslßontio Albi other Seenrittes
BOtragT £ND !SOLD ON CONLIPSION.
•
Particular attention pale to the purchase aid
tale ot
United States Seellriti ol3
3130:u
spired and prepared
IDLES BRAM & CO.
eorner tout and Wood Sts.,
13.aontamc.m 2m es,
GOMMIM SMI:MES,
02; )(08T raogcnr,rsix Tanns.
110" Interest Allowed on Deposits.
oor II
money government Bondi;
titalk •
Orders• *scouted for the Parehaae
and gale of STOCBS, BONDS and
GOLD.-
r4f gitt,stuto Oapttt,
- -
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGAGIZS iTE,
October' 13; 1869.
Money is still easy on: 'call at New ; ,
'York, but more stringent in our
market, and good paper , not based on
ligitimatif transactions Is frequently re
,
jected.
The deinand for local securities is
very limited, and besides bank stock
transactions aro light.
'Gold is Steady at 130.. The market
appears to be mainly sustained' by par .
ties interested fn settlements of foriner
contracts, 'and a complete adjustment
of the gold exchange bank balances. The
indications are that loWdr Permanent
quotations for gold will be made.
The stagnation In our export busioess
1 1 has recently given rise to discassions as
to what extent the present low priceof
gold bad influenced this condition of:
affairs. Gold may be low, and lower
than It should be according to • the mar-
ket value of other products,% but, we
qtiestion whether it is not !too high. yet,
and other articles of conk:taros, labor, ,
rent, and of course property is not held
, •
far above their true value.. •W._.e go , e,yen
so far to say that the , friarket vafnes
of everything . meet decline,knd
the premium on gold ; - will. fatalartal n
bidepresaect. The prodube#Pf 'grpin, •
cotton and . and other crop!, an speculators
attempted list year to Masataka high
prices for grain had
to sewamb. This season "the OLP, are'!
unpreeedentedly large, and thedeinaid
for' money more pressing. 'lt', rrtui be
More difflotat to carry over large stocks
Of produce that sheuld be'inarlieled at
rinee; and the qutuatity.itseltvo criFopel
-the weaker holders to . offer • their L pro
ducts. They will seek ainarketi and if it
can not be /*opted, with, the Increas ed
'Offering, the more ' shrewd and 1-
ice, will precipitate matters:p7 attenipt
ing to come on ono. 41'. their _more
slow neighbors, and 'a., d'eprissibii
ibe
yond_the point the article, is actually
,worth, will be reached,.,. and expOrts
:must,igo on a largsi,t'kfride, forcing.
down exchange, and: With it a tearer'
go
ld% prernium. The; ides gold:
should go up for the purpose of allow.
-mg one section of the country. to find
profitable market, while others Suffer
from inactivity, is really, novel one,'l
and we would like Miner 'Adana Smith
orStewart mills views , ma the subject.
Government boucle are feriding down
wards, and every advance.
followeikup by large kales;.pattly king
bonds and speculative sales. •
In' stocks' the 'market fs bilridi t sitel ;
tamed, although,there are some minor
fludnationa that would indicate an infoi
ifibiiiment in theitrirketUtlief.feiehi a
stringent money market, end tir unriet
lied Condition - of Wail" ! streei,' prevents
any material ,changed for ;the, present.
Should gold go lower • andbondirresate
lower priceB on the stock exchange ire •I
absel:tnely,to follow., Tne:Only:: excePl,.l
tionito this is the few really Investment
stocks now held. such as' Tort 'W..itYne;
and "the diVldendpaYing 'pheree:9l,...4est
eeat roado• is than-of the Middle - States.
The whole drift of speculation is.towarde.,
JAVA, prices. • , wi t h • ,
-Business La VerY , &M,
merely a
local immedlate.demand for any•kban of
, merchandise, and consequently: l a dulr
=alley market with high. rates for-sdis.l
Musk If!!
Quotationi
as reeiirea bi
'Ph. 1‘:
Meetzk Gold. I P% Wart 1.24.45Atirt
cogle s _ll9lo Nive Twentiek, sou;it
.do -11C i r1 19 10 0 1 -IM. ;
OompollgSt • A>T43it,.40 , ./4 38 1
WV uls3;i; Nev. Ack.
Clioa-LIC O ,
EIMIZI
EsGai
(Successors 08. JO & C 0.,)
Bin *IW BNLL ALL FDIDE. OP.
GOLD, Mutt Aim COUPONS,
iRADT & co.
k*INI NCE'
Central,; - .1271.7 1 1;r1eA .1113 ;
Pittsb urgh Fort Wayne & 'Chicago
Railroad. 85; .Ohlo, &•• Mislssilititi- 126%;
`Michigan SiMtheni; ' 01,i; :Cleve
land & Pittsburgh, 100; Chicago it
Rock Island, 107%; ChidagO_& North
Western, 7111.'0 Chicago &North Wasters.
Preferred,. 1333 a '; „Adams „Express' Com
pany; 57; ' MerthWfi Union lttPiess.
—1 Pacific 'Mail,- •L l -I'.' Wester:a Union
Telegraph Company, 3634; American Ex
preasCompany 35. ' , I
ExcHANan,_ .parce.
m* per 0.r.1.74. - ... - . . ...:56, 44 452
1
Paris. par franc •; ' .16 . -27
Berlin.,thaler.: • 95. "57%.9
Frankfort:florin/ 56
. —4lOirjUg.quotations receives by James
T. ' Brady ,4; *Co; GOId: - 130; 'United
States...Sl:xis, 11381, 120; Five-Twenties;
1882,12 W; do. 1864, 1193..; do. 1865;119%;
Tert-Fortes; 108%; Five-Twentied, gann
="4ct---5¢137-1866, 1174: de. do. 1867,
iveth. l / 4 IS I M.' i' 11710 Die - com
pounds', •I'•-; 17nion •
1 Pada° Railroad,
86; Centiol. dii,. do; 99: Cy. Peelle,
107%; Lake Superiors,. 96.
- -
,By TejevaAhS9 toe PATOllmilro3l4l44l4 1.
, ' ' 7 • NEw Tots,Octeher 1511869.
' Money, rather firmer at 6@7 per ,cent.
on call. The drain of currency to the
South has commenced, and that from the
,Weat,lN e,titected soon. ; . The Treasury
sales of gold this week Were ihree Mill-
lons, while the bond pnrchases were only
two milllons. • This depletes the city .
Banks of a million and a ladf of curren
cy and probably has something to do
with the increa.ed 'demand for money
to,day. Discounts dull ati 10®12 per
cent. Sterling quiet at 909% per cent.
Gold dull and all business at 130%, clo
sing-rates: carrying rates 3®5 per cent.
The Sub-Treasurer. sold one million dol
lars'at 1300130"1 .100 .
Governments dull but clOstid steady.
Conlions of '81,19%©20; do '62, 203G® ,
20%; do '64. 191/A19 1 ,1; do '65, 19 1 ,4 ®193,f; •
do new, , 175 4 ©18: do '67, 17 7 @18; do •
'6B, 174918; 10.40'5, 1041(4110835; cur
rency 6i i 107%® 108 .
• State Maids hasty and lower; Missou
ris. 86%; old Tennessees, 68; new do.,
54%; old Virginias, 50; new do,, 52; old
North Carolinas, 47; new do.; 4134. :,
Stock is more: active to-day with Lake •
Shore, Pittsburgh arid Pacific mail as the
great features. New York Central, North
western. and ; Wabash and the ;rest inac
live; fluctuations were' :wide. Cen
tral selling' between 1,77 to 1,79)4; Wa
bash 62% to 06/; Lake Shore 90% to 93;
Pacific mail 56;4; t0'5934; Pittsburgh
100 to. 102%,, Market closed dull and
Cvy. '' ,
anton, 50; Cinnberland, 213 1 / ‘ ; Western
.Union 361,4; Quicksilver, 12%; Mariposa,
8: do. preferred,' 16%; !Pacitle 'Mall 56%;
"Adams EXpress.{ViitWelln&Fargljo,22%;
American, 35:, U. .8.. ,58%t• ,M. ,'. 10;
N.Y. Central, 1.774/fariena, 129%; lind
sen, 158 Reading,,94%; Erie, 32; 4 ; do.
pref'd, 68; Michigan Ventral, 124; Mich
igan Southern, 90; Illinois central,
134;- Pittsburgh, 100%; Northwestern,
7134: do. preferred, 8314; C. C. it u., 751 x.
R. 1.._ 106's; St. 'Paul, 66%; do. prerd,
81; Wabas, 64%; ; FOTt-'l'irlyno,- , 8534;
Terre Haute, 29'4; , do. preferred; 59%;.
Chicago and Alton, 143; de, ,,, pieftrreci l
141; Ohio and Mississippi, 26%;;Thabuone,
Mining Shares drill. : - -
Boston Prices: Calumet, 49; (Nipper
FilisavErankliall; Hecb4l 9 ; Quinby t
23.
Snb•Tiaitanry balance 54%276.160.
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PITTSBUpGIi f!WtILEIII.`
. ,
Ornos or PrrTslatrßotiGermrs,
Pexhir, October, 15 1869.
Bnsiness generally continues rather
,
dull, but wo are in hopes that au im
provement , _
provement lamer at . hand. _Complaints,
loud and bitter, Pontind9 to be made in
regard to the ,rallroad diseritrilnation
sgaimak,Pittsburghond the grain, flour
and Many other - branches of business,
would be mush better if it,wore not for
this. As another instance of the dis-1
advantage our merchants have to con-'
tend With, it is stated, and we have no
reason to doubt it, that shipments` can
be made from Toledo to Philadelphia or .
New York at the same • rate °barged.
from 'here notwithstanding'.Pittsburgh
is only, about one-half the distance.
Therelsno good reason why : Pittsburgh
ini
sliroild not be able tad° a inxid PP
business; there was a time when th ,
il tdpinents ; Item here; to, philadelphi
and Baltiincire wer e large - , btedurin
I the past ,two or , three years, there
scarce a small town.on any of the wes
lnr,roll4lE ring ' berei; Mbose
renintiearnwemOt exceeded those c
Pittsburgh,
APP
IXS 'Under influence of., ligh
receipts; market is firmer but prices ar,
not qucktaWisigher, rimiglng 11,0 c
to 13,00-perbbl. *--
AFlELESt3teacty bat Asebanged- 4 @
41‘.for Soda, and 9 for Peraria.
BUTTER—Prime to choloe 'Ron But
tor is in steady, 41tOtoulgi.-:with.Tilnig
*les at 351537:
CHRESE--Is stea , dy with regular job
ureforinsales st, 15518 cts—the outside fig-
prirneew York Goahen.
CARBON .0112-449tandard brands 28 3 G
539 for round lots, and 80531 in a reta..
filper buahel,
and drooping. •
CRANBERRIES—SaIes of choice
eastern cultivated st 113,50512 bb
DRIED FRUIT A p p l es are q uoted at
9510 cita per pottlidl, aqtA ,Peaches at
ctsl:4lbriAitight quarters, and 14c for
bright halves. '
'MOW-641es Of freihASsiredift 4 s 2s .
FE&TID3RS,-- cox:Wl,* 80 4 86
cents to ttieisitle, end the advance
forAunsaztain -More.
-'- , The market ta-'qdetesl'4 de
veitl oftfacjitldeipeivOr reilalpoFtant.
Western winter wheat:flours are
still
being ,sold , at $6,5050, 75 for choice.
There is little or no inquiry for spring
wheat Sours. -
' and: un-
GRAINGRAIN-Wheatest
ohanged—the.hal are met-PaYinS.B/..2.5 for
prime Rid. find 3 1 ,30 for White. - Oats
dolrand ciannpt, be quoted above '47548,
on Wharf and - track. and!,49550', in store.
Itya-also, is dull but nnahanged;sl, oo s
-13arley to In 'steady dernand at
0,2551,30. Corn •is steady tint an-
changed" at - 81,00 - for prime:Minis ! on
I 4 s4d $1,4/501,07 in ezorq 't 'at
HAV=Sales from country wagons at
;1 85523- E— rtnostly et ;15520 _
USE4Erelea 23(1.33 ' cus Fat pound.
LlME—Sales of Cleveland white lime
st 821A,25 ' 11;
.—EsArst No. 1, at $1,4551,4,8
ttosi_il•ClsoA.o& ---- , -
der,OrttV,Vb--a-meaat,,2,5053,00 bbl,
the outside,fighrelor choice.,
P.Ol TOE PeautizliloWfi and '
`l•Teafiannodis at atspeibushel: - - , Prime
•TersolyOlvistite-15,00 per bbl.' ‘ ). 't
PROVISION'S—Market s teady ,with
a continued fair, 'jobbing demand but
prices iknobanged We vow quote_shonld
-ers 170115 t ClearSibbed Aides, 20%;
, Clear do. Ribbed,_2l4% Pain Sugar
' , gal 4 Pd 8 1101,- 0 3 ,' -• Ord' In ttreesi- 2 4; in
eau. Wile; itS in „twigs — , Mes, Pork,
O
LiTiltiStaiti Of ',Chickens at 55 to
65 oentawpair.ecoording to size.
SEEM—Timothy Seed hi dull and we
tnow. quote , at 14:0047?)V 5 7 1 :PsePt ed
Al i etegia ,
4 1 +4,;,
.418 tinnpiwl4ka Sa.ol ;1 . or& csr
lixidatt
Orliotillt+Bolct Auftniej 'Market
'4412
Per