6,
. -
As. V lacks)" Presi W. P. P01377a, Eapn.
ITTSBIJEGU' ronGt
AND IRON' CO.,
111JLITUFACITMERS 01
Bar. Iron;
4 : 111 / 1- FiIlh_8alra and Bolts;
illink4i_. eisiAnles Bolted;
teroureadCar,Aztes Stammered;
•. '' iiiteCianntive Frames; .
:iisteentotive Frame Shapes;
. Side Boas;
, L .s,
• , Yokes, Straps is ;
---
,Piston Heads;
Steamboat Sh •
- Steamboat Crawka;
Piston Nods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, C ollars, de.
Office, Na. 177
PENN STREET,
GRAFF, BYERS
DUCLIII FACTIIRERS.OF • ;
PITTSB
-11xxrp itifil ;Sheet Irog,
ENID
WROU;HT- . IPON,i
Iron Welded Tu es for Gas; Steam,
Water, .-&e.
E ms°
OIL WELL TIMING:
Mee, ps Water and 132 First Streets.
PIT4SBXJRGH, Pa.
i
"I;tc/i6:%
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
faint & -IMAM-
,ZifAN'ITY4CTVRE!..*S fLF
Best Common, Refined, Charcoal
AND
JUNIATA BLOOM.IRON.
=RCHANT BAR, BOUND and SQUARE IRON.
' • HOOP. BAND__' T and ANGLE IRON.
• BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
MOWER AND REAPER BARS.
CYLINDER and GUARD or FINGER IRON.
WT
7 1141 and 16 Ms. to the yard.
UGHT CHAir andEPTERS for same. •
FLAT
BC RAILS Punched and Countersunk.
- . '
NAILS Arm : _
• , 'Wouse and dace at the Wor.cs, GREEN
OUGH STREET, (a continuation ,ot First street.)
•4.l o hdriB the City ,Ges Worlts,,.Eistabutgh.
VERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
• W trouse, Nos. 166 and 167 FIRST STREET.
•oppostte 11. ? •nonFattels..11ouse ,
PITTSBURGH.
STEEL WORKS.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIMICK & CO.,
prrTsztrnon,
Manufacturers of every description of
-CAST AND CERMAN STEEL,
E.AILWAT-SPRINGS.
ELLIPTIC AND PLA.TPOR3I SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, &e., rtc
Warehouse, 88 Water and 100 First Sts.
•p16:067
FITTSIBURGI STEEL . WORKS.
- ANDERSON? COOK & CO.,
(SIICOtitBOI2S TO JONES, BOTD 3 C 0.,)
Manufacturers of the
BEST: REPINED CAST STztd,,
SQUARE, FLAT and OCTAG9_I7;_of all sizes; SAW
MATES,___IIOEI/0/IE.and.SRE.ET OAST STEEL;
CAST STEEL - Tor
'Reapingiesid Rowing' 'Raehtties,
- Steel Plow Wings,
Axle*, Ckett/ars,
Cast and Common Plow & Spring SteeL
•
ottice—Coiner FIRST. AND ROSS STREETS, two
locks above the Monongahela House.'
od2:d9
& PARKIN.
GINXBAL 1%.11.72MIIII:
RM. METCALF, I ELITBEN MILLER,
OZO. W. BARK, I CHAS. PARKIN.
Si.s.crAL PAterszit--S.
CRESCENT, STEEL WORKS,
BARE Zit
Office, No. 339 Liberty'St,
0514:448 PITTSBURGH. PA.
BLAC" DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS;
PARK, BROTHER &-CO.,
MantActurers of all deacrlptlows of
•
°Mae and Warebodee. 120 1.2 A, 124 SE6ol.ii.
sad 119 and 111 FIRST STREETS,
• - • •• prrrsistriou.
MARDW'ARE.
N HEARDWARE MOUSE.
LINDSEY, STEBRIT &
Itainiacturers and Importers of,
UALTLI:owrt, ,
CUTLERY, &C.
837 LIBERTY - STREET,
CORKE.
R OF_Vir"l42.
laiel
One Sqnstre Below Vnion Depot, '
.PITTSBURGH.
APl:gents ibr *AIItBANI63 , SeALBB.'
TOBACCO. AND CIGARS.
JULIAN ALLEN,
ow= IN ♦LL anal or
rrC
'UV TOBACCO Aft - ISECatSi
No. S SIXTH STREET, (National Bank of cam.
memo Building,
_ITTEIBITROH, PA.
illriusch of Mroirliter - 1
splni77 AJAX
EXCE44OIORW O MM
R. dr, W. JEINICINISON.
• `•`llutissiS :
_Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Pipews,
Mk9; 1 1; 11 %.7,
ATLss WORIpi4,
MORTON STREET, jkfinih Ward,
prr'rszsvxmia.
THOMAS N. DIELLEIt President.
These WOrks are among - the largest sac 'llion
complete establishments izt.the :West, and are now
prepared to furnish • .
Engines; of eireiriv description.
Boilers, 011Yrayiko.
Sheet.lron Work.
Railroad Castings.
*GM* Min Catatinas, - !.
Engine Cistings.
*Lachine Clistlimes.
General 'Canaan : 9;
ORDERS SOLICITED.
n09:u69 . '
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS. .
Corner Carroll and Smallinan Streets,
(NINTH - WABA)
prrrestrztoarc,
Manufstot - urer of
CAST IRON' BOWL PIPE,
ran GAS AND WATER WORE& • •t.
My Pipes are all cast Invariably in Pits, In dry
sand, and ISt feet lengths. Also, full assortment of
General for Gas and Water Works.
twould also call , the attention of Superintendents
Of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
fels:tlO
L. O. LIVINGSTON.W. H. BURTON'. A. ROBINSON, alt.
LIVINGSTON & CO.,
IRON POUNDERS,
HANIIPAOTIIIIERS OP..
FINE
PINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All deecrtptioae ,
ricultural for Plumbers and t
oolen -Pittere• A la r :
chl at e7 4 .V.
r _
o k promptly attended to.
' Oglee' and Works—WASHINGTON AVENITE,
near. Outer Depot, Allegheny: City, Pa.
ROBINSON, BEA & CO.,
Successors to EtdatNSON, HMS & MILLERS,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
.FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PFITS3URGH,
Nanufactnrers of Boat and Stationary Steam 'En
graeftin
setEngs n d
riions,• e a pt T G an aariag d
Stills, l , oiter and Sheet Iron Work. aa
Office, No. TA. corner First and Smithfield Streets.
Agents for UIFGARD'S FETENT INJEC --JR for
feeding Boilers. jell=
MONT BLANC FOIUNDBIL
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Union iron Yniqj
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
' THIMBLE SKEINSAND PIPE BOXES,
ILLGEEMERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
Orders promptly and Careftilly executed.
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT & MACKLOD.
0c15:1Z3
BERLIN. FOUNDRY:
PRICE & SIMS .
Mee and Warehouse; 29 Wood •Street.
liantifacture and keep constantly on band
Thimble, !hells and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
And Castings generally. . ay..=:ll -
ROMAS CARLIN & CO.,
T
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works,
SANDUSKY STA - ALLEGHENY CITY, Pi.,
.
Manufacturers'of Steam Engines, Oil Predses, Pul
leys, Shafting. Grist and Saw Mil Work, Rolling
31111 and Machine Castings. Grate Bars, Weights,
Wagon Boxes. *c... Build to order and have on
hand Engines of all ~ mvl4:qs
OENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
880 Penn Street.
BOLLHAN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
Chill Rolle , 3Sill Castings, Roll Lathes, Re,
VIILTON MACHINE.. WORKS.
ESTABLISIIKD IN 1636.
anufactory of STEAM ENGINES, all sizes
and of the most approved patterns. for Stationary
purposes ; STEAMBOATS and STEAM PEERY
BOATS.A variety of 10, El and 16 horse power
ENGINES, whish will be sold at very reduced
prim.
F. F. ozissr.. Wellsville, 0.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio Myer, and
line of C. & P. It. no9:112
LUMBER.
LIIIIIMEItt LUMBER! LIIMBEDI
ALEXANDER PATrnLSON,
YARDS No. 80 Preble Street formerly Manchester,
and No. 15 ALLEGHENY posite Gas Works,
• CITY. -..-
DEALER IN ALL .R.LNDS, CF
•
Rough and Planed Lumber,
Flooring. Doois.
•
Weatherboarding, Sash,
Shingles, Mouldings,
Saw Mill Lumber, Ceder and Locust Posts,
Lath and Paling_s, Oak and Yellow Pine.
AL:4O—PIRE BRICK. TILE and CLAY. a15:0f6
FORT PITT LUMBER COMPANY
Capittay - $125,000.
• -
Pasßrbaltt—EDWAßD DITHRIDGE.
Szcicarany—T. A. WRIGHT.
SursausiaNDENT.-EDW.DAYISON.
DIn&CTORS:
Edward Davison, Disteaa,
John Mellon,' • - E.. D. Dithrldge,
Geo. W. Dltarld M. L. Malone,
aohnstoa.
LUMBER YARD—Corner of • BUTLER AND AL
LEGHENY STRZSTS. Ninth Ward.
.OPPICE AT TORT PITT GLASS Wcurze, Wadi
ingon fittest. - • WOONI
GAS AND STEAM PITTING.
Jyiotriilloopir.Bl6.4.62lityg
co El3lllllr BUM.
z-jr "
BRASS rotrzqi3Eßs,
:GAB :- AND STEAM FITTERS
Manufacturers Of P 13151713 AITI.VBRABB WORK
7 lNVAg r at t i l nisarectrit a lo. th G"
FIX T UAIS
Corner of Pike and Malnut Streets,
. . .
PITTSBURprkr.
IRor r= BROKERS.
IMAM M. WICIMBSEWN,
:11ZON - B,ROKIM
1.24 lkirst Street, Pittsburgh Pa.
,- Avid three Gale of COTOwe% Don more,
eeplione, ataahloo, e tendon,
cullt mbar bongos of
rvel Aslthrielt4h
•sat Clui„ , • ,•• • • '• •
sokbeil.
z - ;,PITNiSIIITWII fUznm:
&C.:_ , 7
Foss,
BOW% STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
, CARROLV& 'SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-YUGAD TUBULAR, rum-
BOX AL" CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND , OIL TANIts,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING 'SALT' PANS, AND CON-
DENSF.RS; - '
STEAM PIPES, 13ASOMETEIts AND ' IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL MIMES
. .
Ocoee and Warehons e corner 'Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
Sir Orders sent to the above address wilt be
promotts attended to. • - 4 rah7,llSe
IL. W. DORDOW....TAS. B. BAILNII/LL....JAS.
MAILS. BOILER WORKS.
1101{20 - Vic'Bitillat &
mexurec7lllta. 4 B or -
Stearn Rollers, Oil Stills, Agitators,
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASOMETERS, WROUGHT
•9 3 .9* / 11 , 14a5; SOEVIRONVORK, ac. ,
Cor. Liberty and SeconitSts.,
47.TpLIRGH t
REPAIRING rioniptli done. jy4:b2*-
.
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET . i.ROX WORKERS,
. ,
NOS. 20, 24 , 24 AND 22 PENN 2T.
_ • ,
, .
Having secured a large yard and furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every - description of BOILERS in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made In
the -country. Chimneys,Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Uondensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks,Oil 'Salle; Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boller Iron,Bridges, Sugar Pans and sole manu
facturers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice.- MS:al
JAMES. M. BITER,
Nos. 5 and 16 Water Street,
PITTSB1:1110H, PA., •
ItattIIFACTUBES Or
•
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PARS, COPPER STEAM PIPE, '
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORK,
•• • ' Por Steamboats.
JARED M. BELT= EDMUND D. BUTP4H.
JARED M. BRUSH. & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OP
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON. WORK. &C.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PITTSBI7B.GH.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
(IWK STOVES.
%./
THE BEST.
tit6S4otl4 4t Clio.'S
..,,.
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well as any other Store In the Union.
BISSELL & GO
al
No. 235 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and for. sale,
PARLOR STOV
HEATING&TOYER,. _
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS,
, . ACOOEItiG RANGES, do.
n"PEST PLACE In thee - city
Tee • ' •
TRIUMPH COOKINO STOVE,
Is at No. 1413 GRANT STRLET.
Jo 3 P. C. DITPFT.
OILS.
WAKING AND KING,
Commission 31erebants and Brokers In
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PrPTSIIIIIIGH, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WARING, KING & CO.,
1217 Walnut Street.
TACK. BROTILIMA,
" -
€OBIMISSION . •MERGITANTS,
.; AND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and its Product&
. • -
Pittsburgh O.IIIce—DALZELL' BUILDING, cor—
ner of Dtiqueane Way and Irwin streets:
Philadelphia Offloe—lST. WALNUT Si.
apinvia
JACOB ViCAVBR,,
Oil Commission Jobbers,
N0..3 DrillitTEßNE WAY, will: buy and sell Crude
and Refined 011 s, Lubricating, Tar, Benzine and
Cooperage. Our bout_experience In the Petroleum
trade enablea us 'to offer unusual facilities and In•
ducements to operators. As heretQtore, wa are de
termined to maim it the interest of buyers and sel
lers to give us a call. reztles having Oils for sale
are cordially Invited to bringtheir samples.
M. LONG /X CO, •
FIANITFACTITIZERS OF
PITRE
Brand- 44 .L UCIFEB.°'
Office, No. 2 Duquesne *eh Pittsburgh.
J. C. BUFFUM...C. 41.10ENEW•aollra lit W4ITALUIAXIN
SOHO OIL WORKS.
Manufacture and hove fur sale ail kinds df
LUBRICATING OILS.
IST: 01;Ailt tibitET. '
KELIEW & CO.
8 1 I C*--44 7 11 $ .FURNITURi
LEMON 11: WEISE •
NO. votrivris eriitzEr.r.
••
4 ini c u t avi o mol ,,. 4 ",,, tto , or pAnl.9/40 .
faKE4 together KAM 11403,0 ,.
pletegasertatent owitztogi littratture otletum t rti
.Thoisgta*At otanytldaghageugegreoot4h,
- n assess wink
*40,;
NOM
MANIJPACTOILICES or
PITTSBURGH, Pa
TRIUMPH,
PURNITIM.:
WHOLESALE A2ID thiCTAI:L;
TUESDAY. SUNE‘'
MNANC
FORT PI h° BAriENG
No:16 Wood S
CAPITAL, : : :
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUA
DEALERS DC
GOVERNMENT SE 1
AND 'COLD.
T ALLOWED._ ON TINE DEPOSITS:,
INTERE
nil made on all accessible points In the
tea and Canadas.
Collect!.
United 8
DIRECTORS'
•
Jno. C. Rinker.
Robt. R. King,
Andrew Miller,
Jame!, M. 'Bailey.
D. Hos
James
D. Wal
E. Yaw
tter,
. rdon,
ett,,
ISAIWL. Mc
D. LEET
YSTolliit BANK,
0.293 WE LTY MET,
prrrenatau,
CAP
. 'AL, (atithorlzed,) i : : : $200,000: ~'
._.: ' ' • ' , DMEOTOR.S.
_._ -
EL ar.: Obi'. . • :-. ' Win. H., Hamilton,
John urdoch, Jr., Henry Bockstoce, ,
.. Will Ellrf • i,, ~. . ,Geo. T. Van Doren.- .'.
Satan Barcifei;
, , ...
L. GE EBAL BANKING, BUSINESS
~,,i
TRANSACTED
Oollections made on altnocesefble:regnie In the
United States and-Canada. - , - •
•
Interest Allowed on Time Pepositi.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
K. J. LYNCH, President.
flE0 :: T. : year DOREN. Cashl4r.
aiM'IOC - EHOLD./pit3 INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
NATIONAL JANK Or tOIIERCE
Cor. of Wood and Sixth,Sta.
A. PA.TTEMSON President.
JOB. M. HILL Cashier.
CAPITAL, : : : $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
A. Pitterson, _George W. Cass,
Wn..H. Brown, r James McCandless,
Cbss. Lockhart, Wm. Douglas,
Allentdricpstrick , AM. Reed.
W. S. Haven, tir •
DISCOUNTS DAILY, AT II A. M.
• , - . ap9:022
HART, CAITGHEY & co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner - Third and Wood 'Streets,
PFr'X'SDI7II,43 - 11,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART & C 0..)
• DIAZZILS Ltir
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale 01
COV&RNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
N •
HOLMES & SONS,
33.41.144112C-IMELEI,
57 Market Street',
PITTIVeIIiThMtII.•IPA..
Collections made on all the principal points of the
Milted States and, Caaadaa.
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMINSION.
Particular attention. paid W the lomhase and
sale of '
United States Securities.
Jaao3.l.
WESTERN'SAVINGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTEIIED .1866.
Interest paid onTline Deposits
ANY , SUX RECEIVED
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
DiTEREST.
Discounts Daily at 12 o'clock.
President—THOMPSON BELL.
Vice President.-A.lll. MARSHALL.
DIRECTORS:
THOMPSON BELL,I A. M. MARSHALL,
W II
JOS. DILORT. JQS. 41.LABSIC.
J. J. °ILLY:6I'IE -
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
W ,Caldwell:
WIII4 Baizell,
Ns.
b. Ns.. 0.-Bidwell,
E. M. Fulton.
COPPER.
LAKE SUPERIOR
COPPER MULL AID CKEITIPICI WOlllll l
marrrisisuncal. •
'PARK; IateCtIRDT - Se CO"
- Manufacturers. of &mead's': ". Brasiers•And , Bel
CoPPer, Presled copper Bottoms, Raised Still Bot
toms, Spatter Solder. Also, Impof t-rsand Dealers
In Metal, Tin Plate, Itheet iron, 1,% A t 40. COn
otantly Unhand Tlnnere_hlachines az. Tools.
Warehouse, No. 140 FIRST STREerf and 1110
SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.
Special orders of Copper cut to any desired oa.
Artl. mvl4.rat
M r
.
JOHN D. BAILEY & 13110,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE' BROKERS .
AND AUCTIONEERS,
•
Are prepared triaelfat", Atiotion STOORS,__BONDS,
and all kinds of SECURITIES, REAL ESTATE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, do., either on the
premises or at the Hoard of Trade Rooms, : -
Particular attention paid, as heretofore, to the
sale of Real Estate at private sale.
Salatar Real , Estate In the country attended.
Mee: No. 118 FOURTH STREET. cm=
$l O lOOO ° 14)A4,
B 0141) AND MORTGAGILV,
CAZIO• Me PETT Yi
Estate Agent, GO Smithfield . street..
mph Rea
HAWAND 'OAPS.
• • I AA
DLLIB .0 I
P rii44 4 / 7 1LIPS AND
4irke i dgot
,plitabur 42*Ve s
aatt SuirsatNila
it e lV r z,,,:VktOes'-VOWZ, "; ; Wk 2 -W Vl kal.AArrePl-OVV:
• 4 '`r.414.4„
• - n i44,44,1 ** 4 5 - 44# - -40 - 44.'W,r, 49 i -
.~~--,
"'~u.
~"ti'°
L 30, i 1868.
COMPANY,
treet. •
•
$200,000.
!LY LIABLE.
ITIES,
• (MEEHAN; lires't.
911,
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD. .
JAMES T.; BRADY & CO.'
Gold was weak and dull to-day at 140% to
140, with a decided downward tendency:
At the close 140 k, . was ,rnade a nominal
price to keep,up the market to sell on. Most
of the large holder* of bolds , ot off their
capons in advance, and ispoied of them
ohthe : expectation of seeing Tower quota
tions made after July firs. The import of
merchandize keep up to the old'standard of
about five millions a week, but , the 'export
haVellkewise increased, and it is doubtful
whether the exports of gold will be quite so
heavy as was anticipated.l Upto the:action
of the Democratic nomination for Presi
dent, and the action the, convention will
take on the currency and bond question,
the premium of gold will favor the bears,
after that a rise can only be expected from
the recommadation to issue more currency,
redeem bonds on greenbacks, and take
currency in, payment of Import duties.
Few people who have any knowledge of
the true financial condition of the country,
and its resources are made enough to be
lieve in any such probabilities.
€ l ,
Government , bonds wee firmer to-day,
with a light business; f w persons avail
themselves of the privile e of exchanging
their Seven Thirties, and, prefer to wait
till the first of August. Many persons are
under the impression thati - the interest on
Seven Thirties will be paid to July 16, and
bonds exchanged even wi h coupons from
July first, thereby gaining sixteen days
interest. L '
~
. esu "
make reference:
Joseph Dilworth,
Rev. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert,
A. Hi - BrOwn,'
Thomas Ewing.
• There was again a pretty full supply of
cattle on sale to-day, and notwithstanding
there was a vary fair attendance of buyers,
.the market was a very tame one, and stock
of all kinds changed hands slowly. As a
general thing the , quality of the stook was
not very good, the great proportion of the
offerings being thin and rough steers and
cows and heifers; drovers genreally report
ed a decline of from y, to 34 compared with
last week, on good cattle and more than
that on common and inferior. There were
several-eastern buyers in attendance, and
while they bought several small bunehes,
they would have taken a good many more
if they could have persuaded- holders to
sell at their prices; the .eastern markets
have *been - dull and unsettled for some
weeks past, and „this causes. parties w h o,
are buying with a view to shipping to oper,
ate with -great' caution, and as we have
already.intkmake4 they, have. • good, reason
for so doing.
The cattle'ohriale to day werefrom the
following O t atesllV; l 9 B 3 l vanAar ()Mg
ana, an d Illinois; the, number of anneyl•
.vanismattlecierningifor several weekapast
l k as lso4- 11 04OutglY44 ,10, 11LegAttd-lunresslptr,
•itr9 4 _l . lP'
_hingtOnt
7 tte s NmAll' `! "
• 0 O smi ateovtdia.
. • , th e'oattle in this rker Nnt
.m Obloar, three-fourths at least; now,
: 312P.aliEUTZ,
BANKER,
Coriter kiftli Streets.
GOVERNMENT AND PACIFIC R. B.BONDS,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought on the .most favorable terms. Sells LET
TERBOF CREDIT S and -DRAFTS - available in any
part' ofEurope:
DEPOSITS received subject to check, or INTER
EST ALLOWED ON Tl3fF- DEPOSITS.
JAS Tr BRADY
84
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
IIEt.A. NIEL Mit rt. SS,
DIIrAND SELL ALL 'KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT
..1319LA SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVOII 4 ETERMS.
7-30's ;IC 0 NV ? ERTED
INTO THE
- .2rEIV - 5:40 CO6IPCIN BOND.
eir l ibiterest Allowed on Deposits.
oar : ' LOANED ' 014 GOVEBNMENT
BONDS, and other approved collateral, at loirest
market rates.
egg VitMurgli exaytts.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, /
• MONDAY, June 29, 1868. ,
The stock market. is less firm to-day,
only some few clique stcicks are kept up,
particularly is this the case with North
Western common and preferred.
Express stocks are lower. Mining shares
are very firm and slightly better. Border
State bonds are dull, and have declined
about 2 per cent.., I
Business dull and meney scarce, espe
cially 18 this the case with bank circula
tion, and banks and bankers are bring
ing out funds from the east.
A greed deal of inquiry is made for Col
umbia oil stocks, but no sellers can •be
found, some holders already dream of the
good old price of one hundred dollars pert
share. .
OloslAg quotatloms as •reoeised by Ph. R
Mertz, were as follows:
Gold, 1401 X; 1881 bonds. 117%; 1862 6-20 s,
113%; 1664 do, 110%; 1865. do. 111%; new,_:
1865 and 1867, 113%; Ten Forties, 107%;
Seven Thirties, 100%.
New York Central, 135 yr Erie, 71;
Michigan Squthern , 92);; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh, 89%; Northwestern, common,
71(; Preferred, 79%; Chicago & Rock
Is
land, 105; Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne;
112%; Ohio & Mississippi Certificates,
Merchants Union Express, 24. 1 4; Western
Union Telegrapb, 34%; Corydon, 35; Quick
silver, 22; Quartz Hill, 1,15.
'—Tho following statement exhibits. the
business of tho Pittsburgh Clearing
House, for the week ending -Saturday,
June 27th:
- Exchanges. Balances.
June 22 $352,684 45 $85,457 72
" 23 251,925 25 69,134 05
" 24 286,819 37 65,992 71
" 25 279,765'78 72,934 92
" 26 261,937 70 65,723 05
," 27.. 258,909 51 57,192 16
To~ais $1,700,442 06 e 416,43.1 61
—Closing quotationnteceived by Jaines T.
Brady (lc Co.: ;
Gold, _140; U. EL 6's, 1881's, 117%; 8-20's,
1862, 113 g; 5-20's, 1864, 109%; 5-20's '
1865,
111 g; 1040's, 107%; 5,20'5, January and
July, '65,. 113%; 5-20's, January and July,
'67 114; JUne 730's, 109%; July 7-30's,
109%; May Coral:4,11885; '
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
017ICIE OP THEIPITTEWURGH GAZETTZ,
MONDAY,' June 29, 1888.
E!EZU
. .
- but a small proportton voi
from that. point, and from this time out t
number is likely to diminish a. 9 drovers c
buy ibr the same money Much new
home.
'As will be seen by reference to salmi
few very choice fat steers sold aB3 to 8
though, really, 8 to 81/,, may be regarded'
the ruling price for prime fat batch
cattle. There was some inqury for go
stock steers at 5 to 536. :The reported sa:,
I were as follows;
Holmes Lafferty & Glass, sold 35 head;
,good to extra Illinois steers at 7 to 834;
head of Illinois cows and heifers at 5 to 61
21 head of mixed Ohio stock at 5X to 6)41
'head fairish Indiana cattle at 63i . to 77
and 60 head leftover.,
Hedges dr. Taylor ' sold 58 head of goc
Illinois steers for Scott at an average of p
18 head• common Ohio cows and heifers,
Neorle at an average 0(5,25; 17 head of fa'
lish Illinois steers for Davis at an average
7%. _
James,Hanlin sold 29 head of Washin
ton County steers, cows and heifers at 5
yers, dc Needy, wholesaled 34 head
good,Ohio steers for W Root at 7,25;A0
of fair to extra Ohio steers at 6,75 to 8,75;
head leftover.
Mute it Kraus, retailed 38 head Chlca t
steers at 6,15 to 8%.
Stakely gt, Bro., had 17 head of Butler Cl
- stock; bulls sold at 4%; balance at 6 to 64
L Rothehilds reports retailing 22Chicag
steers at 7 to 8.
Hartman et Crum, sold 22 ,head Of.-Knei
ConntkOhld steers foilloyd at 5,80 to 6,751
Verner 6: Co, sold 19, head for Hot*
Lafferty , &Co., at 6 to 7%. .
McMillan dt Kerr, had 13'head of fair's'. .
Washington Co. steers, which they thougli
ought to average 6,25, .
Jas MeAllester, sold 21 head Wester'
k
Reserve stoc for Thrasher ; -at 5 t 0,6% ; 4
hefid same kind and from same place fc , „
Thayer, at 5 to 6%; and 10 head stock steer,
Lobmait & Zeigler, sold 9 head Washimi
ton Co. steers and heifers at 5.25 to 6,75.
Marks .St Traurman 57 head of fair f
extra Chicago steers at 614 to 8,25.
Harlewood 6t Blackstock 18 head of Drimi
to,extra Chicago steers at 7% to and 11
hciad Belmont Co. Ohio steers tor, C.
maker. at 7 to 8. -
Greenwald &Kahn, report having sold .5, 1
head of Chicago steers at 6 to 8%.
L.45e, .T. Shamberg report 34 head of, (Ail
steers at to 8%. •
Nicholas Carr, assisted ably by J. Kei
win, sold 36 head Belmont county .ohi
stock, on commission, at 5% to 63;.
Johnathan Davis sold 22 head of light,
Tusearawas county stock for Yost, at !
to 6%.
McPherson had a bunch of Washington
county stock, which he held at Bc, but nil
to the time we left . he yards he had nq
been able to sell. - • ' •
McCaslin sold 9 head of very mean*La*
rence county stock at 4% to 5%.
- • - SILEEPANTri,/ MAR,
The siipply.bfr Sheep and Lambs on sali
to-day was not as large as it was last week]
although fully up to the demand, never)
theless. Prime fat Sheep, •such as firsq
class butchers generally buy, sold with
out much difficulty . at full prices, while
common and inferior grades were very
dull, and, if anything, lower. As will be
seen by reference to sales, prime butcheri
Sheep sold at 5 to 5%c, and extra at 6c, all
though there were but very few sold at thq
outside figure. Lambs ranged from $2,5(
to $3,50 per head, according to quality and
condition. The reported sales were as fol.
lows:
W: , Adams sold 107 head of prime to es.
tra Allegheny county weathers at - 5 'to 6c
per pound. _
Stokely & Bro. Sold 111 head, $2,25 tc
53,50 per head for Sheep, and $1,50 to $2,5C
per head for Lambs.
Adam Eckert reports havingsold 54 head
Lambs at $1.75 to $3 per head.
Wm. Fowler sold 145 head of Ohio' and
Penne Sheep and hanabs at 51,50 to 53,50
per head for the former, and 52 to $3 for
the latter.
- J. Emineß reports having-, sold 160 head
of Lawrence county Sheep at $1,75 to $4
per head.
Kaufman sold .29 head of very common
Washington county. Sheep at $2 per head.
McKain wholesaled 85 head to "Billy":
Hines at $2 per head.
J. Rynn 103 head Lawrence county Sheep
at $1,75 to $3,50 per head;
Jas. Shaw 95 head Lawrence Co. Sheep
and Lambs at $1,50 to $4,50 per head.
Seympur sold 00 bead of common Sheep, ,
im'aVeinge of t2;so•Per head. '
Hons.,
There is next to nothing doing in this
class of stock at these yards, and this we;
may add, la
. ..usually the e 881) at this season,
of the year. Daring the hot weather peo
ple generally buy more mutton and beef
and less. pork, and this amounts for, the
very- large -falling off kalif! demand for
'lloga. We cotitinuetO quote in a retail
way at 836 to 10%c for light to prirne'heavy
averages. - •
- pritsßUßFlll IPETROLEIRI pIAREET.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBUGH GAZETTE,
MONDAY, June 29. 1868. .
CRUDE—The-Crude market was in a
very sensitive and unsettled condition to
day, and while the sales were considerably
larger than for some days past,' it may not I
.
be out of place to state that the great'pro- 1
portion of it was taken by one purchaser.
The party referred to bought two lots of
six thousand barrels each, buyer's option,
all the year, in tank, at 15c, ~and this, we
believe, is - the first sale effected for that
particular delivery this year at4ls. When
we State that all of the oil above noted was
taken by a single purchaser we do not in
tend to convey the impression that there
are no other buyers; what we co mean is
that thus far there are no' other buyers at
that price. We can also report a sale of
5,000 bbls, 1,000, each from August to De
cember. at 13c, _delivered on cars or in
boats at 011 City, seller's option; also, two
lots; one of 300, and the other of 400 bbls on
spot, at 13c t here. A telegram from!Oil
City reports as follows: Market quiet and
dull—nothing doing. 'On creek, holders
asking 84,80, with no buyers; Mire,,holders
asking 35,15, without bnyeas.
REFINED—The market. for bonded oil
was remarkably quiet ,to.day, and, 'not
withstanding there is .a firmer feeling in
Crude, refined was no'better than on Sat
urday.. There • wereinattiro Wee reported,
500 bbls, on spot, at 30 1 40, and 500, same
delivery, at 30?;c. We heard of an' offer to"
sell the last half of July at 3030.. July to
December may be quoted at 32%e, and Au
gust to December at 330.
ARRIVALS—The 'arrivals of oil re
ported to-day were as follows
Vir.M.'Cutcheen.. E,dgerton....3oo
Lockhart 'dc MoFatran. 50
Total SOO
ort. BHIPMENTIS PER A.
Citizens Ref. Co., 200 bbl refined - t - 6 F. A.
Dilworth
.& Co., Philadelphia.
Lockhart. Frew & Co., 537 bbls ref. to
Warden, Frew dr, Co., Philadelphia.
--' Clark & Siimner,.s6B do. :do 'to P. Wright
"dr. 4 Sons, Philadelphia.
Fawcett, Logan & Stockdale, 250 do do to
W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
E. Jagernan, 250 do do to Waring, King
Lt Co., Philadelphia.
Braun & Wagner, 350 do do to Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia.
P. Weleenborger, 250 dr, d o to Warden,
Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
B. W.,Morgan & Co., 500.d0,d0 tolt, -D.
Saxton, Philadelphia.. e
Braun dr. Wagner, 100 do tar to Waring,
Ring & Co, Philadelphia.
OIL SHIPMENTS PROM DIIQUEEME
G. W. Holdship, 56 do do to Waring,
Ring & Co., Philadelphia.
A. D. Miller, 105 do do to Warden, Frew
& Co., Philadelphia.
Jas. Miller, 175 do do to W. P. Logan
&
11..M.wartgacogill bblittaittitat to War
den, FreW & PhiladelPhia.
Union Ref. dr. St. Co., 30 do ItiltoTV.P.
Logan& Bro., Philadelphia. ' 1'
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