6:
k.s=: WORKS;
fit. if IaSZE, Presq. - W. P. Poona, snot.
Traumata' iroirAkt
AND IRON CO
XATIVTACTIMIXO of
MP Iran; • .
. Illopireast IPish Ban insi Bolts;
StalliOad car Ades Z0111e44
*lnroad Coup Axles H 161111111 011,411
141111011141ttle Frames;
• ,Isseatisitviii tisane shapes;
Tot*, Sitriipm
eliggielly Beads;
IllSosiaboaS Shafts;
Illtesallboas crook's;
Irkstoss Rods, Wrision
Maws= Jaws, Collars, &e.
011110 t; No. 177 PENN STREET,
PlTTslontaif,
gaEl'F, BIERS &`CO., •
'MalratracTlMESta
Bar, Hoop and , Sheet Iron,
WROUGHT IPON;
Irmi Welded Tates for Ou, Steam,
• ::..:Water, Ste.
• _ T e ieo ,
OSiet a 9B, ater Sad 182 Thst Street&
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
• '
srloToN IKON WORKS. '
LLOYD* BLACK;
MANUFACTURERS OF
Rkit Coalmen, Refined, CharyAtil
31Th1ATA.BLOOM:IRON.
antitOlMirT BAIL. ROUND and SQUARE ntoN.
IIOOP A RAND,_ and ANGLE IRON.
SPOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
X • v,s_. !! , D REAPEWIL. ,7Mt%..1 • •
• ss lER and GUARD or FitieElt IRON.
EX RAILS, BO and 16 lbs. to the yard.
sOHAMS Ind SPIKES for same.
AT RAIL Punched-and, Countersunk.
4 (XIAE
RAILS /RONel . • s:
6 O "W DO ar R e bSoT i ß ss.ind ;
Gad co e en ti a n t u aTht i e Words i , r .GREEN
'
4oaigtb E CEity(GasWorks,PntobFghtstreets)
EVP RIKINs PRESTON & co.,
Penz;ylvania Irott Works.
144.r=tit=iiiruield7 PLEtST STREET,
avli;dis • , • PITTEMVIten. •
BTIIX+..WORKs.
gwriw) inm
SMGER I & CO.
PITTSBURGH, ,P 41.,
iiLuUd!ligUlie.rs of every description of
OAST_ AN D 'CERMAIN STEEL
RAILWAY SPRINGB,_
ZLLIFT,IC PLATFORM SPRINGS,
• , Tx*, STEEUTIRICvdc.. c.
Wareham*, 88 Water and 1 . 9 p, First Sta.
split:o67
pivragruGs MEL WORE&
ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
(SUCCESSORS YO JONES, BOYD CO.,')
Tials;Cdr.ri or th.
BEST REFDIED-CAST
&AIM , PLATiatil OtTAilONkof an stses___*EUVW
J1423, ar FORS and SHEET OAST STEEL;
gizmo o ,
1111.Wink•ADMIblziaii, • •
- Steel Plow WLugs,
Axles. Dftzulara. oto., &o.
CAM and Cominoli Volk & Sprlitg Steel.
Mee—Owner lITRST AND ROSS EMMET% two
blocksgmwslu?Alonowleala Howe., ;
IkPIaBABA & PARKIN.
rig°
REM
cismias, reaymtas
WILWETCALIP. BELTBSN
010. W. BARB. I- ,011A.13. NA V :
1322C1AL PASTNZE-13. M. IEIEI.
STEEL WORKS,
,
• , P'II.IIBIN,
Office, NO. 339- Liberty st,
*14:d48 raTt".3l7Boll. PA.
BUICK DLILIIIONI)
n'k
,sTELL won ' .
BRMIER & CO..
t . liiiainnisoturers of all descriptions of
• E3 1 , 1 r .inTrir
Office and Warehonee, 31.3_ t ___O 1.94 SECOND
and 11 . 91 and Lill ILESX STRELTS,
JEMYWALREI.
W7-4 3 wP mF . I .LPE.•
MNIM, STEOIT &:MM)I,
Manail:tureis 014 Importers oe'r .
Sg~;~D~PAR , E;
CUTLERY,‘ &C.
887 lIBERTY STREET,
comas OP:WAIF/ft
this Iteueire linielo Depots
'Prr;rsECuitGii.
EEG
imp *Onto for IrATFiBATIItSI
-TOBACCO AND CIGARS:''"'`
j - vms ALLEN,
Azu Isms
41101e/WICOAIIVIWOO*,
'fro. „8 o,llplo. pi!Ltison...l Bank of_Cfsep
4na of /1 0 1, Er- M t ighrl: DINAN:
viiitaLtilelt Vl , Mits.
Awa
' `dik : Pr; 41EMICENBOri,
Illantiliacterars And Dollen la
I. o l ? a 9gi i ?i§ nl l4C C i fq l . 3 7 3 . F 1. 03 1- 41144
TEDZBATOST.: • • ;* ;
Was
1111,11.1
44 "
FOIM3IMk
AiriLas wotigeti-',
MORTON STREET,, Ninth WaM,
/1103IAS N. MILLER, leresildent,
These Works are among the largest iuse most
complete establishments In the West,
.and are now
prepared Wfurnish
zamines, of own/ deocalption.
Bailers, Oil Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
• Paths's.
noillag Jun castings.
Might* Castings.
Mae Map Collings.
Chmegrall Csatheirs.-
notornell
NATION4L Fo sY L
'AND PIPE WORKS.
owner amen Jinn
etiarruAlma
.IPrITSEKTII43II2(§
torn' .
Manufaoturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOB GAB AND WATER WORKS.
My Pipes are all east Invariably in Pits, in dry
sand, and 1A feet lengths. Also, fall assortment of
GeneralllNtstins Ow Gas and Water Worts.
•
iscmld also eall the attention of Bnintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
feliktlO r •
Err in . " — ffirciiircvs.w. E. 817112.111. a ROBINSON, M.
LiViNGSTON CM,
XIXON 'I I OI73IDERS,
IstiNUIPACTUREBB - 011
71378 LIGHT cAsrnrsts,
All descriptions, for Plumbers and Goo IFlttegoi
riculturalamplemente. Cotton and. Woolen A= ifs-
All el iirbtrOrk promptly attended to.
i idles an Worts-WASHINGTON AVEIU,
noarOuter Depot. Allegheny MY, •
'tern:LIFSON S REA b. CO.,
Successors to BODESsOx, laxis • Mxuass,
WASHINGTON WORKS
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSIU NG%
Maanfacturess of Boat slid Stationary , Stesun
Shafting. Csist Ei titng de es , leri_ptions'a Tanks ;e
and
Stills, oiler and Sheet Iron Work.
°Sloe. No. 1.9 corner First and SmlthfieldStreetii.
'Ag feeding ents theULFGABIPSPETZST INJEC .-)It for
Bolters.
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY. •-•
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opporite Union Iron Mil%)
'Rolling MU and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
ILLCIDNENT .& ND CABTLNGS DENERALLY.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
, Charges reasonable.
_ . EBBKRT aILiCHLIRD.
oc15:101
BERLIN POIINIiRY. s
PRICE & SIMS.
Office end 'Warehouse, 29 'Wood Street.
• - Manufatture and keep oonstantly On hand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON WSW, DOG MONS,
SUGAR KETTLES HOLLOW WARD,
And Castings generally. ITOS:711
rrolorAs cum= & 00.,
Jimurtk Ward Foundry and !lodine Worki,
•
SAIMUSIET ST., ALLYMMIY cTry,
Manufacturers of Steam Pul
leys; Shaftlnk; Grist .and Saw AGG Work, 11411114
Mill and Machine Castings, Grate Ban, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, he. Build 'to order' and have on
hand Itaitnos of, all 'Sizes. =14:0
FOIVNIEHRIP
AND ROLL. WORKS
880 .-Venn, Street.
itig.T.MAN, Bol* & BAOALEY.
Oblikpogia, ytiu Ceet44l44olr4illee,
ZIJIMON MULCH:ENE WOBILS.-
• • ErrAstiginviirione.
nlectory or.STEADI ENGINES, 2 -331 sines
'and of the =o4*hp:wed patterns. 10t, ptatlonarr
portages ; ErTRAATS and STEAM TERRY
BOATS. A variety at 10., 19 and 18 hone power
311011170 d.
_which will
_be sold at very ' , reduced
6E013E. Wpsvillii.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh', on the Ohlo .ttver. and
One et C. &P. -B. - no9:112,
. _
Ltranirall LUNIBIEUr LUMBERS .
; AumoDucrinusoN
YARDS No. 86 Preble Street formerly Manchester,
and
-14
l qa t t e rlitK i lW P r i
itcTts - Works,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS Cl
Baugh, and :named Lundier,
flooring, - Doers. -
Weatherboardiag, Sash, -
Shingles, • Motildlngs,_ . • -
Saw Mal Immbe.ri Oedir and LoCtin Paitli t -
Lath sod Palings, Oak and Yellow Pine.
' ALSO— FIRE RRICK. TILE and CLAY. &Mode
,pirpwriton.,
"NVIIT COMPANY
I eaiyUca,' $125,000..
Passiiim-NEDWAILD
BirmurrAsy—T. A. WAIWIT.
:Eignmawsziwrarr—ZDW.'DAVll3o2l.
ax wronst
Edward DaTimm, IL. lit..Dttnean,
John Mellon. • . . -E. D.Dlthridge, ,
Goo. W. Dithridne, , M. ;L. Malone, . -
1, . B. R. J:ohnitce.
-
_ LUMBER YARD—Corner of BUTLER AND AL
LEXMENY STREETS, Ninth Ward. ._
InOYnOM'e AT
MO .
TY . IT . T GL#. S -,. 3 W , OREMWd a l s e u , P '
, ,
GAS AND STEAIC FITTING.
Kars tens* Bmg;
JOHN M. COOPER & CO:,-
BRASS romirmits,
GAS Atn:,g•TrAm letilEßS
bia ' aufattniersor Yind:PS AND LABS WORK A _
_o
every desqltition,•' dealers In ' eAs rixTuBTA
4ND TUBING, or
Corner i f
P ike and Walnut Streets,
- .
PLTTSBURGII;.
SAltPwL 3 L ,l r E F l !' u ' i t
424 First Street, Pitillnitrgils Pa.
~nt foe the iiiad i O i t eo
se nute, leabidit Dye= tlinbildgr.;
and .o th er WWI * 011ib40101
Oakum' V. B. ousiroom . ) 1,
-PIGi . ”!LEitCONIE 4'4
C9°l3ll4c!ii"liteladViOT/IntrillVVlVith
ORDEKB 8011131 TED
PITTF3III7IiGH
LUMBER.
IRON BROKERS.
- MEW BROKER,
. . . . .„
PITTSBURGH GA MITE : TUESDAE, JUNE 23, 1868
}-:o,
rift?
rt - A
EMEK - St i llal
• •
' TM
WORIM
.CAitioLl.*'sitY.DEß; - -,
xerorkcronsos or
Tram/at, potatra-iverst• WISMAR, MBE
BOX AN-, CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANK%
CHIMNEYS, DRENCHING AND ASH PANI3,
SETTLING PANE., SALT PANS `AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIIPEB. , ()Aso:mynas AND IRON
BRIDGES:
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
(Mee and Wenehouse, easier (kisond,
Third, Short, and Liberty Streets,
.:PITTSBURGH, Pa.,
. .
'.ll* - Cirdera sent to the 'above' iddreas r►fll be
promptly attended to. mh7:lBe
3. W. 3110.1121,0W•••«701* itARNFLUAL••••JAS. DIAL&
fyiILIELS. BOILED WORE&
MORROW,
XANtrruntitin or
Steam ;01114tinsi Agitators,
Tr-141E8,8A= PARR, Gest. ourrERK WROI7GHT
IKON BETDOES,SREZT IRON WORE, dta.
, .
COlN:Litieity ant Seemid tits"
I RE P 4 III/ 4".p ro
.47. 6 ?ne. ir4;b2
Streets,
Brisionia. co.,
- BOXIAER MAKERS
.
AND SHEET IRON W OR KERS,
NOS. AIL 22;14 AND liti PENN EIT.
Having secured a large yurd and reamed It antis
the most approved machinery, we are predated to
tnannfacture every description of BOILERS in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made In
the. cognity. , Chthaturys t Itreeehlne; ."Fire
Steam Pipes, Locomotive. Boilers,Condenser!,
Pane, , Tanks. - Oil litille,Agitatorl, Settling , Finn.
Boller Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole mane
romurers of BarnMll , s,Patentaollers. , •
Repairing done On the shortest notice. -1115:c21
JAMES XL RITIat;
Nos. Isis-cmgrAp Woe. lii.treet,
1
0:::14 XANIITACTIISSE or
IR N OIL ._ TANKS, ,
,
SETT G P.VNB, COPPER STEAM rqz,
' '
LLING MILL STACKS,
PITTSBIIII6III, PA,
And BREST W2i-WORK4
liteataboats
:As= bt:, wen =amp D. DEUBII.
JARED DUBIRVSH & SON,
• uri.74t-tuzuras.or . . •
Steam Botlere, rOil 'Stifle, Tanks.,
SHEET lUDN wopz.
01'.Erettti gtoiet, rutsburg . h,•Pa.
STOVB3.',CASZNGS; &C.
STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL at C 0.14
TRIUMPH,
OR ALITUNEYOUS
,arranted to Cook, Bake er Roast as
as any other Store in the Unto&
BISSELL & 00.,
I o. 280 Liberty Street.,
on rand aiid ior
PARLOR STOVIN TO
• ' ll*4l lif i la'rE iti v iriessDkas.
COOKING GES.
TO .BUT THE
:lUNIMCOOKI 4 C'STOVE,
t No. 146 Gitar
' -P. o. Dirprr.
TR
is:
Jett
•
Vie,
commisst4mmerchsuits and Brokers in
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
prrrelivsomon.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRELM
WARING, KING 4.00.,
TACK- KRATaIyI3 : I!,
COMAILSSION MERCHANTS,.
• AND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and Its Products.
Pitteburgit Ofice—DALZELL , BUILDING, cor
ner of 'Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
Philadelphia Odide--121 WALNUT - BT. • •
&pima° _ • .
JACOB WEAVER, Jr. if. ,
ou .Commis** JObera,
No. 3 DIIQ_UNI3NIC WAY. 1011,1:my and sell Crude
and Bentted Lubricating, Tar, Benzine and
Cooperage. Our iong_experienee In the Petroleum
• trade enables us to Mier unuanal , lbellittes and In-.
ducements to operators. Alf berttofOre, we are 4e.'
termined to make it W e Interest of buyers and eel
lers to give us a 4:adl.- ,Par lee baying Oils fOr sale
are cordhdlxinslted to bring their samples.
: STAMM
. .
HM. LING As
Kiranrstriumials or
PURE WHITE ,1111BNING 014
Brana-6oz UCI.FBS " '
Ro; -2 Duquesne Way, Pilletnirgia:
3.0. inrsiUM...c. A. itzusw...w.' U. ivittnUlZADd
SOOO 9ltt' • ,
Manufacture aid lutie for sale all kll4 l l,„Stg
LUORICATINQ 011.8.1.
No. INC. O,LAUt tirttMET.
1it44;16r. CO.
• ,
jag, PRACTIcAIig. 11! tug.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS(I.
, , WHOLESALII AND wmUL.
..„
11 1 1EMOPU'At c• WEISE'
No.INPO ,T:ROtit EVTliklina'r;
, .
„ .
coAktivii de sat Tkriettpt PARLOR and
ocastaratilirulfi` - elt- a L —oo-Fi
t•
leftemlaattat `0 mllibit w ••2/••••
'Those In visit of anything In line are c0r04 1 7,
uivited Weal bates patobaalng..
;;ZikkArrittra:arr•NOMOVVlnliiki
KEE
EST P in tht cii!T
EOM
1117 Walnut Street.
EMS
. _
Mit PITIAMO
169 - Waxl Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : $200,000:
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
i)ximEss rs
aovxv►r SEMIMB3,
AND COLD.
INTRIBST ALLOWED Ott 'MB DEPOSITS.
CoMeth:ma made orOall
'Salted States and C'saadas.-
DIRECTORS
1 Bob
• Jam
D. Hostetter.
James Gordon.
D. Wallnoe,
3. Fawcett. I
1111
D. LEFT
MOBYSTO ' ' sIBALIiaIE,
. .. . .
No. 293 LIBERTY
primisuainr;•PA... , ,
pArrro, (authorized,) :. t 2. r $200,000.
.
.D. EB . SC;0118. , ... _
I
YO11 3 1; krir o dO • ch; Jr., ' ' Wm: H:
wingri ß El a n en
~ Geo. T. Van Doren.
A' GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED
Collection's msde,onall socessible 'sista is th e
United States and osnads. - -
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
H. J. LYNCH, President.
OEO. T. VAN DOREN. Cashier.
wcO OLDEBB2NDWrUALL
NATIONAL BANK OF COMIERCE
Con of Wood and Pali Sts.
A. PATTERSON
JOB. H. KILL
CAPITAL, ; ssooloeor
DIRECtORB
George W. Cass,
James McCandless,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Win. H. Brown,
Chu. Lockhart,
Allen Klrkpatrlel,
W. 8. Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAIL
HART I CAVIMEY & .00«,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
avrget Thieat and Woo 4 Streete r
1 2 ITTS131:111 , 01I,
(BtieCitBBOilB TO . 14 1, 114 A, *RT.& C 0.,)
Dziases nt
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to tt a parcbase and
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
SWIM Drafist oa London.
110LMES_& SONS,
7 Market Street,
v Co
ntwi tleet s tot tate s o n!ml =4 •
c m ,2 r a,lsi th . e prlzt polata
f i th e
_ _
Stockt, Bonds tind other Securities
/1010112 AND SOLD ON COMMON.
•Particaist attention paid to the purcluiie and
sale of I .
United Stittkis-
wEsTERzt LAP. Aftli RANK, ,
No.‘ 59 Fourth Street.
cHiairilp.ED
Interest paldeoliMixne Deposits
ANT PDX szczniro YBOM
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DIPO
8I
T 8
BUB IN C ' T TB " EDICK. WITHOUT
Marotta Didlt)it IL910,61:416:
President—THOMPSON BELL.
Vice Prelident—A. IL IiESIIALL.
' ' •
THOMPSON Bzi.L, I A. M. MARSHALL,
JOB.•DILWORTH. JOB. AT.AREE.
J. J. GILLESPIE.
, .
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Caldwell,
Willis Data,'
D. W. C. Bldwert,
E. M. Felton. .
3IECIIANICS ) SAYINGS HANK,
1'40.14 IBuilthflield Sltreetv
PITTSBIIItGII, PA."
. . . . .
EPA E .
lEEE T P 0 DEPOSITS. ANT BUD
REOItIVEDPROM ONE DOLLA.E. UPWARD. De
positiretatived enbjeet tp cheek:7ollmM Internet.
JAHEB "GIi4GE.MODIC, President,
GEO. D. TRwLE„fteretnry and.Wreatrares..
A r dlEd a. EIDPK.Um. Solleibor.
\ TRUSTEES: . '
James Macklin:lre,, • • Jamealli Hopkins,
Aleßi t • James Bonn,
Wll, W.: W. Beadthans,.
6..43. bums, :1, r . • • • Hebert Wenn , •
• John Evans.
7
T, go' "s" ..
4 00 PEA kilds kali iiiminse 'iota%
erx-rsistriterr.
- . PARR, ModURDY &CO
ginnfacturers of Sheathing, Brasiers , and 80l
Vopper. Presled Copper . Beo.omtiltalsed Still t Boa.
toms, Spelter Solder..., Also, Impot . .'^re and Dealers
in Metal, Tin Plate, Sheet .Iroo, e•4&e. Clod.
gently on hand Tinners. Machlaes at. .Tools. t!, -
warehouse, No . 140 FOIST •STBEAT and 16 'l4
,SECONDSTP.KET. , .•
Special orders of Copper onatti• any . desired% 011,/
taYI4I4,II4i4WT
rnT/M4PY-V 77 1
1"
—4 aZ 417 . 1 3;1
41Mi
HATO, , B
Dealer,
larders prottptli tishiation'sliaisztoeik„
1 4TORE WINDOW SHAVIS, lair
any color and, reqt4ed, !with ,Jgir and
, 0 tars In alga qt t_,, also the Ana pa ' same
it
orposa, iron* a- , Tleet-alab•at - the Cloth
1 • A re2 ", 170 1 0.41 , „t r i 1 t d .. 29 .7.• ,P 4 4114 . 0 . 6 M• S luzym
•
. .
, I
i t * liFer• tree; '''':l.4l3lo36lnEliiri4 ' I .
•+::' ',.: i , f
_ft:-.'''' -
Corne t r of .Wood an d
Fifth Streets.
GMENIEENTIND PACMC.B. 1.-tiONDS,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought on the moat favoistoll terms. Sella LET
TEESILTS OP CREDIT and D • - bireilablein dfli
pail of Europe:
DEPODTS received rabjeet cheek, or INTER-.
INn . ALLOWED ON. Timm DEPOSITS. :,
w .. „.
JAIES T. BRADY ar, Co.,U
. .. . i
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts:,
33 IL -.1 4 W 33.3i13FL, gig'
BIM : AND. BELL ALL,BURDB OP
GOVERNUNT . SECURITIES
eou), malt. isii: 'Comm,
OM MOOT TAVOMMILE TIERS.
, .
7-80's
INTO THE
~ . • .
,NEW 5-20 COrziox BOirii:
I? 7 interesi Alloipd Oilieposiis.
• M ( . t.
uov__-
W ONTS) LOANED 'ON '.r.RNMENT
BONEI3, and other aidtraiad Coiliterat; s lowest,
market Mee.
°cora iareeitted tot the Proelskioe and,
Sale of STOCKS, BONI/S(and.SKILD4 -: ;
JAMES : T. ,EITULDTA co,.
. ii.laher
H. King:
w
s
SAX, PI'S%
N. Calder.
3 - thc.
President
=3
T, AT 1 1l A. M49:022
EZ2I
171114313,
maim reference:
Joseph Dilworth.
Rev. David Xerr,
.00maa Ewinsr.
CQPP#]R.'
tbkri,':ltitli*igt,:.44,l . f.-*,,7
FINANCE,TRADE .
OFFICE OF THE Prrremmon. GAZETTErt
SATURDAY, June 20, 1868. S
.
Gold'opened weak ,to-day at , 140% and
_ _ _
closed at 140%, to 1409¢, the market is very
dull, and the tendency for lower rates.
The shipinerits of epode are much entailer,
and will likely not exceed one million dol
lars this week, partley on account of the
increased 'supp l y ' of enttonbills On - the Mar
. ,
mar
ket" and - the disindlinatiett of imports to
buy gold before July next. Most of the
. .
large holders of invniumerittonds are cut
ting off their coupons and dispose of them at
present quotation. -This will give a large
supply of cash gold on the market imme
diately after July next, and, will .have the
effect of lowering the premium' at once
whatever the tendency'hereafter may be.
Government bonds, according to the tele
gratnes of the western papers, were higher
and much en demand, but strange, to PAY,
the advance always takes place at the close
of business or on Saturday evening, but
these quotations are never sustained (111-
ring the following day. . Anybody can buy
at these high quotations but when it comes
to selling the market is reported off. To
daytthe market was well sustained except
1867 fivo-twenties and seven-thirties, which
declined at the close.
Stocks are very dull, and transactions
are limited; scarcely any new pulchasers
appearing in the market, and - the Amoment
A few clinged together on a certain stock
have caused a alight advance,:the number
of sellerain the market are so numerous
that a decline is inevitable.
Business in Express and Mining shares
very dull, and these securities are entirely
neglected.
Money easy la 6 to 10 per eentwarld busi
ness dull.
Closing quotations as nriplll4 by.,Pb., R.
Mertz, were as follows:
Gold, 140%; lz.:1 bonds. 117%; 1862
113%;- ; ,1864 ;do, - 1865 - do. ,11 1 '15: new,-
1865 . and•-1867, 114 1 e ; Ten Fottlett,lo6%; •
Seven Thirties 110.
New. York Thirties,
134%: Erie, 693;L
Michigan Southern, i 90%; Covenant -
Pittsburgh, 90; Northwestern, common,
65; Preiterred,.•l7%; Chicago & Rock Is
land, 105%; Pittsburgh &. Fort Wayne,
11140 Ohio- irbflaatualpl4lCertidaat i a:/ 29 5‘t
Merchants Union Express, 27%; estbrn
Union Telegraph, 35%;.Corydon, 34; Quick
silver, 25; Quartz Hill, 1,25.
—The Nationalgurrency bill, which pass
ed the Senate on Wednesday, has been so
changed since it was• brought in by,,Mr. -
Sherman that it is now a measure of but
little cotnetautlre iMporbmee, and'vvillpre
lbably be accepted b,y rthe Rouse without
much oppositlen. On Thursday, , Senator
Cattell, from the- Committee : , on Finance,
reportedback the bill to provide for a fur
ther issue of temporary loan=certificates; ,
for tile purpose of redeeming and retiring
the remaining' of the outstanding com
pound interest• notes. This is a:measure of
some importance, and, oh We score of
economy, will probably Sad--favor even
with those who are opposed to every move
ment that seems to= tavor inflation of -the
currency, as the issue of lime certificates
will, as compared with the funding, of.conl
pound interest' notes into 5-2% bondi. If
certificates are issued they will ,be held by
the banks ae_ reserve, Rad. will nlitve an
equal amount of greenbacks. But they
will cost the > Government only 3 per mal l
per ; anntninterest,,Whereas,it-this (toms
pounds are funded into 5-20 bonds, they
will cost the Government 6 per cent. in
gold interest- . • • •
—tiOsing 4tuitatiOis received by :Mites T.
Brady &CO.: ; 0 • -
Gold 140%;,, IL S. ft's, I,BBl's, 117%; 5-20'8,
1862, 1 13%; Ws, 1864, 1.11%1-52iJls, 18135;
111%; : 10-40's, • 106%; 5-20's, January and
July, '65;114; 5-20's, January_sud
'67 114%;
_June 7-30's, 110 1 tl; July 7-30's,
1 1 0 3 / 4 ; May C0MP.e.1R01 5 4 19 . 4 9. z---.
At.*EgnisvirtATTLEraitittir.Erro
• ,
OFFICE OVTECEPITTBEW3OII GAZETTE,
Mord:4l:Y; Jtuie V 2, 1868.
CATTLE.'
. .
There'-Wiwi:again ia Very fair. supply of,
oattle on sale to-day, aiid,:while the hutch- ;
ere took 'hold pretty freely, there Were but
few sold for iihipmenV,„ an 4 the
.marlco; was
a little tame though there were but few
left over unsold. Prices, however , arp-de-1
cidedly lower, fully 1up1f....a cent compare&
with last, week,. , and ,_we. have no doubt
that there was even -a-greater reduction
than this on conamon 4. 4nd inferior grades. , .
ThSerY iset oattlellieldat*eilii •
Byic, which is a decline of Dilly one cent
per pound "withiti"the past' , three oirfour
,weeks; good to medium may be quoted at
7 to Bc, whili Sage YrobViCt6A.
The arrivals from Chicago
~800
again
ght, not exceiulitt,ifitachlii head;
thare qpi r te „. a ..humber.fr om Ohio,
hmvpircui.uWkininutl. vanici.ivdoSiiii3ttr
well represented, so that after all the sup
ply was fully tilf the I'deditpliii; lh point of
h.
numbers. the h. consideratily_beislff the
Usual averagisinlegtirdld-'cluallWit Grass
{Cattle ,'are commencing hp arrive pretfr
/lively, and, as a' general "thin : 'they haver'
lo be sold low, i anct, Ste, 0., (Nwurileo/urtEl
the sale of good nettle. - We quote the fol
lowinsatesa.all•l theo
! id. ttudson wholesaled $ head of good
;;, 13 1 1 '10Tr.: 10 vic,l4 r t ,
' ll .014 if
n.sr: l i
. ;;: `V
Green. comity (Fmuisylvatii ii ) steers,,,,
Moses Co.' at 7 1 ,4 i. - 11
Hollins, .'Llifferty & Co. wholesaled. 19
head of grass cattle, averaging 1050, at 934,
and- retailed. 30 at. 734 to 834. „1.
L. &- J. Shamberg retaikkl 17 head for
,
Keeler at 7 to 8, and 8 on the ir account
at? to& , 1 ,
Marks I Traurman retail 70 head of
Illinois cattle at 514, to 834. li i _
Loubman & Zeigler sold 12 - ; ead of Mar
shall county - (West Virginia) stock at 4
734 .1 . a5. McAllister sold 21 head l of • Western
Reserve cows and bulls, forlo. A. Thayer,
at ;4 toll. . t .
Wicks sold 12 head of very tommon little
Butler county steers and he ors, averaging
about 600, to McGarvey at 4 I -
Mitchell wholesaled 14 had of pretty
.good stock to Sliambety, at TA.
Funk sold 89 head of fairish • Allen
county (Ohio) steers to Haabierood &Black
stock at 8,68-_ ..'
. 3,
Blackstock & Hazlewood 'head o f Chi
cago steersat 7,50 to 8,90, andl9 head Ohiostook at =5,50 to 7, 50 .` j .-
i d
Hedges & Taylor sold 38 h Ohio s teers
for ViatmOns at 7 ,7 5 to 8,2 k, - 8 heed of
and-
Ohio steers' for George England at 7,50 fo
.
7,75,, i
Sheltemental it Fhnner , , !Old 8 bead of
Butler county buffs at 8.50 t&4,50. _
McMillan & Kerr had 14 head of Wash
ington county steers, averagtg 1050, which
they held at 734. 1
.
Earny reports having s o d 17 hea d of
Jeffizason county. 0/3143;scOltwage ;at '4l to .
~
5,50. i
E. Katz sold 29 heed oi, . Tascarawas
county, . OXo,,.‘scalawags,l moet/.7.4 311 Pe,
to Hines, ST, 3 to 4. ,
L. Rothchild; retailed 20. !head Chleitip
steers at 7,75 to 8,75; and 20
k r, Dtdo eteera at ,
- ,
• R
0 Campbell - "stuck"Verner ii Dowd. '
with IS head of good Ohit4steers at 834;
these gentlemen, it seems, t more money '
in thisttunch of cattle than:hey could get'
out.
Krum-do-Haas re tailed 4 ihead Chicago
steers at 7t01334. N
Myers & Needy sold 82 head of:Licking
Co. Ohio stein; for 0 MOntlinew; at 734 to
il; 191ffituri`sOmatfittoe for 0, alhalm at
a
7 cents , nd retailed 15 hea on their own
account at 7,, to 8w - . i' s, • ii , . •,. -
Greenwald
di Kahn re ed 53 head
Chicago.steers at 7 to 9.- • h. _
Garwin• A Bro,had 18 head of Butler Co.'
cow; sad bull ,
not get i their prim.
Emmett sold a saint]. buzOliof Washing...
ton Co. stock including to 2 prime steers at
SITUP AND LAIrDi.
There was not as large a Supply of sheep ,
on sale to-day, as there haS been for three-,
or four weeks past, and While prime fat '
mutton sheep were in 'better demand, and
'brought a slight advance, common and in,
ferior, were just abOnk oil dull as , aver.
There was some inquiry for shipment, an&
several car loads of good let sheep could
have been sold for PhillideiPhia market; all
the best sheep were taken' by butchers at.
higher...figures, than.shippmteould afford,
to pay,-while - common. to d-= inferior 'Wert!'
not wanted. The offeringii were consider
ably below those,of,last-week, and though
as we have already 'stated: the supply of
common sheep was considerably in excess
of the demand. • I
Glenn wholesaled 50 headlof good Butler
Co. sheep averageing, 100 bids,. to Gar Win
& Co. at 4,00 cents.per pound. -, Sheitemantlo & Flintier retailed 16#:head
sheep and lamb; from Butler Co. at 51,25
to $3,50 per head.. j_ , • 1
Koffman sold 36 head Washington Co.
lambs at $2,50 to 54 per head.
J Rynn had 85head of common Mixed
sheep on sale for Sherrick; thought they
would ayerage $2,50 per head.
Walters &Fowler sold 160 head Lawrence ,
and Melva 'Co. at $1,50 to 50 per heed for •"-..
sheep-10 head of the besthold at 5 cts; and -
$2 to 83X, per head for lames.
Stakely &Bra. report 139 head at 81,t0 to
$2,50 per head for iatabe ? l .and $2 tol4 for
sheep. 1, t ;
Adam Eckert sold 72 lambs 81,50-to 83,00;
107 sheep e 1,50 to 55,00; able 120 head acids
tvalgs to i n
es at 70 cents Per head.
M. Humes reports sellhig 60 Lambs, at
an average of 52,25 per heed.
•
Beeler reports 60 head Lambs at 81,50
to $2,50. ' ' '`,
noes., , .
Tho demand for this digs of stock con
tinues very light, and the market it dull,
though, prices are • nominally unchanged;
-$8,50 to 510,50, gross, for, bghttao pnms
heavy averages, in a retail l way.
il
, . prrrssumn ibknuiZEtnit liiiilKET.
ii i io
Opnoit oPyttnPrrTalt II GALNIVIN I ;
Mcoriet, Mine 22, 1868 ,
CRUDE-The Crude market is, %Wets ..t.
. .. ~
and with little change eliher in regard W.:,
price or feeling. , Opat oil( inky be quoted "
at 12 to 123ic; sale of 500 bbls, to arrive by
rail, at: - 2)loreed - I,Me.i , qr
1 '' ' ' '
, _
September and October e.t 12%c. The do.
mend is light, both_ for. prescott and future
delivery%but the 0 ring s are el and
- ie
there is no disposition n'anifested at pres
ent
'farther Saticeisi 'nit th o r=
-
to Make any o
dor to effect ,sales, 0111 City telegrams
quote 84,80 as' being offbredthera, and 84,30
on creek, and market fi rm. The indica
tions for another hulk . I sate .lave Able,
and it was reported raimog and river rising
at Oil CitY,-with:two feet in_ the:Channel; it
will take considerable more rain than has
'yet fallen to cause it- ilse,'and 1 dealers do '.
not calculate very strongly on a rise, as
the weather is very uncertain at this sea
son of the year. - -- - -
i i; ' " '' -' - '
REFINED, - The mark t for bonded oil is
devoid of any new characteristics worthy of
special notice, excepting that it is dull and
`neglected with but' littlC doing- The only
sales reported to-day were 1,300 bblar on
spot at 30c and 1,000 bblelfor the last half
-July at Same figure: On gettirday evening "
Abe last half of July sold at 8134, and first '
half of August ,at 3234; 4,ts but proper to
add however,' that -these - - figures'could
scarcely. have been realldto day, though
o
A line from August to tDecemher ; c o uld
doubtless have been sol dat 3234: *Maud .
much difficulty. Whilelthe early months •
i have declinederahly...withinthe past
- few days, the iittetokOnthaviOnte uMergono
-but little change. The latest -- clrcalars
; from Philadelphia report the stack -13 f oil at
1 60,000 bins in that market, •thowing a very
large increase within a short time.
OIL SHIPMENT; PER A. v. R. B.
McKeliy-& Bro.;tiffhhis,ra' : Itcl tif.. - it:
Mogan it Bro., Philadel phia.
Lockhart. Frew it Co.. 217 bbls ref. to
Warden, Frew ,&:43041P1311adelphltc.
Lockhart, Frew & CoI 132 do benzoic, to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia ... ... ;
g
Braun & Wagner, 4001, do ref tio ' W t aiin
'ging it Co., 'Philadelphia.
Clark & Sumner:TEO do do to P. Wright .
& Sons,
it Philadelphia.
..._ P.,Wnisenberger Co „ 150 dodo to . War"
Frew&Co., Philadelphia. ••• I • L i . ; .. ;
' z
_Fawcett, Logan & Stoekdale, 250 do do ts
W. P. Logan it Bro., pilladelphia.
Litingston'& 8r0.,' 350'''do 'do' to War:.
ing, Ring dr. Co., Philadelphia.
} ,cm sarPmsrtr - Ptroatilktr,introt DEPOT.
_Ltrnion Ref. di St. C0.,11821 bills re fi ned to
Iv ariVgc/1 c(s.'ghiladelphia.
Duncan Williams, 113 do do to W. Ps
Logan & Bro.. Philadthia. '
C '
U. .NV1.1E01(1814 do iis, *
tiiisirli?,l4.
King 'at CO., Philadelphia: '' "'
Fleming - 5a , Co., 72711.d0 do. to•Warlag,
King '&CO.; Philadelphia. , 3. 1,.
Hutchinson. 011 B4f. Co., 224 do dp
.to Wardell; FreirlkOcr4 'Philadelphia."
McKetMadr... Rpgeklg 4 6 do, AD to W. P.
Logan do itArNr,Phl/adel , Pkia: , 4... - 1 / 4 , - n.k . • • .. •
Chicago Cattle idagkriutp,, •.3 .e
(Hi Telegraph to tbgrit4Kltlt9 t atattqll.. •-•
;.
CHIOAOOt 1111422Z4BSerititilOW/:ilqUle
t
at $6,247,75 for •4 1 .;,!4„gc10ci. amooth -sbin
pletVheevelsoAtettes dollwat;.' 88 1 50470:46i
lair tc'nled l 4o . ' 1 a g 4 4 8 0#}0 0 4 2 0 SoN goolt
to atm): btitsibe , katikittotti,j, c i"
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