II
IRON WORKS.
. •.s e ¢ r. xs, Presn W. P. Pours.% Sup , t.
-prrnainnaGu FORGE
ANRaRON AIDA
• - tcairC7e . icyorass or ='''Y •• •
'Dar Irma ,• " 1
Atat,lrasid Both
-Railroad earAxies •
Sallroeft,Ca,r,Air4es Hammered;
'Xioromollre Franitis;
Istieomottire Frame Shapes:
Side Rods; •
'Yokes, Straps;
platen Heads;
4lteaMbeitelhattsg
jittMildssitt Craukta
PieSealteds, Wrists, . •
*Unix Yawl, Cellars,Ae.
Canoe, No. 377, PENN STREET, •
rrITSBVSGS, •
eq., • • .
le a u pAtitulzhs4#s.; ti iC
• ..•••,.. - :It,
Bar % F op..and sheenrow.
•
WROUCtiT - IPON
'lO
kon Waded 'bites for ET& Steam
'cry'
-..„ . ...qv:
Oince, - 98 - Water andlB2 Fliat Streets. •
PIariTS_BURGUI,
ItENSINGTON IRON WORHS•
- LLOYD k BLA CK,
m4iTrA 4-311 4 1s ( 1 1 ,zi,4i3
Best Coltintoxl; Refined, Charcoal-
• .' •' ' • ''•'' • '..i rt ' ."••S '1: :, •
- 'JUNIATA 131,0031 IRON: .- '''
Aig.A.totouNn a intr 1 33.4 4 N.
16 Awi'E"W .
'
PAS_ A. ,!_lcand ARO H.: ---
BOILER MA. %W.. and SELEXT 180N7,4 .• ~, ',.
HOWER AND REAPER BARB, _,• ...L. , .....:- Ji
CYLINDER_ 5e,.11 - IJAILD or h'INGEtr. LKUN:
T. RADA._ ,_A_O and 16 lbs. to the yard.
ODBATLCH.L.- and srucul for cone, :
S„__Ponehed and Countersunk.
COAL' SCREEN IRON. . . . ..
NAILS AND SPIPZEZ... , ; `: ' '
. .
Warehouse and Gelee 'at the _Worts, GERM- -
GOGH STREET, (a eontinnatloti , of :Tint *treat y )
adjoining the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
, ,
IrRPERSON, PRESTON & ,
. .
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
- . •
Vesiebonite;;Nos.'l 6B =4167 FIRST STREET,
orpinya .... X9ncinipatelsHqtppr . ...;;,...n.
4 ,741, 1 4 ° • . .
WIMEL_ WO
SHEFFIELD STEEL
NIMICII-&-00
miTsErunarr,
'illumfactaress *revery description 9f
CASi.AND GERMAN:SI:EEL,
'89Z,Z168 2PLATLT/M AC. ,' N
'
Warehouse, 85 1Y AIM ium ans.
prrrstitraGa STEEL WORKS.
ANDERSON, COOK gtO: 1 :
(BUCCIMSOBS TO JONES, BOYD C 0.,)
Itaininicitire is ~ o t Pie V Al
BEST BEEMM-CAST STEEL,
SWAIM IMAT and OOTAGOIT • o CA S Tes SAW
DM. }I(2E, FORK and 5 STEEL;
CAST S.Nd , for
juispini g an aA ie vio . taiejo, , , • 1 - Z
Axles, OUnlars i ece" Ate.
T7 - f - 1
Cestdite CoortPlowlit.Spnng
OfNee—Corner FIRST AND BOSS STREETS, two
I ocks :Lbws Rio AltsnonSohas
0c52:d9
-11 APMPJ 1 . 1 1 1 -IP L IT-MII IRKIIIN.
41.5 . 1131 AT. TAHTICIELS:
WM ICETCALW - i 0 kr.tIBEN arrums,
''
w. Tuatar.„ - CRAB. PARKIN. -
' l5 ~.1314.311±;P4.1trthilir*lbItragRE
„,-) • i
Il izEck6eruiri " TEE trOILkO
=NI
MEM
DIILX-40C; : i4Altit er.PALTIMIN,
jlZ:fsOffiderNci. i339,,LibettiiS;
. .
I , l7 rrnigtrua.g.,z . r 3 p,
iabtiau,.~
I:s_l44o'
STEEL WOR I VS` _
PARKi- BR4TIIER & C 0. ,;
Ogle° icaliVitielieise.:l2 - 2,_ , LIS; 1 1134 SECOND
find 119 snit 121 Fan STur.F. - Tts,
gARDWARE.
WARE HOUSE.
1 4.nSPrA,F,X_PW. &
Manufactirefli aid Importers of
16:11. A. it 1:0 W AL. R, ,
T•
• •Clii*tßY;'4l ; E.o ''' "'•'."
.•;1 - t. ,. :. -, L%:. ,- !'.. , :i ifi r.:•:•;:i ,4•::_.; liii:i VI '
•837 LIBERTY STREET,
CORNER OP WIMP:.
One SIVIAlril iielpyritlAdon Depot.
• .13,T.TispIJR.GHL
. 411ir Agouti for TA1RMA.191.14,,80.4.LPA.,, •
„,, TOBACCO . AND CIGARS.
'Xi ALL KOSITId or "
LEAF TOBACCi) LID.ESEGARS I :
N0..0 KLXVIT OVIEET, MU:Waal Haft of Con.
enete,eloiliding,)
64442 7 8 4 1 P1ee, PA.
BransvotitcVssie* s .
ocnn D KIEL F. DrbiA.N.
EXCELSIOIIIVOIII6O. - • .
". • AKoS.;;Wipio.4illi•Mr4l4lB4*-4
• manufsanketi*a. o l 6s n
robit l346 ; 0/033 ; 414;
.B;ll2finitil• isCitblealurn
• mass§ • A.:.
fr!
)1111.+; 1.!1. if
MEM
•1• ,, r .14 ;I : . 7.
.tut;'
131
FOUNDERS, BE/WM:NETS.
ATLAS WORKS,
r , T,Vt.E.IE:I: Ninth Ward,
. ri - N.. 101 7". 13 P* E1 N
MOMS" N. .3maLER, west+len*.
•
...
These 'Works sre smoitg the' largest sac too.
complete establishments in the West, and are roAw
prepared to ihrhAllig .l J. ':'...?:" c?. ",•••,./ - .
NA7IIOIII/1.1...- rOVNDUY-
iE iI,AND-PIPE'WORKS.' •
,
ootimovirrou and Smallmart Streets,
(NINTH WABD,)
.Prrri"EmstritGla ,
•-• SMITH,
•.1
211anufpaAer of
C.ll/ST , IRAPI - 130WIPP/P*
FOR GAB AND WAVLE WORKS.
Hy Pipes are ail 'east Invariably In Plts, In dry
sand, and 1.51 feet lengthskaAlso,,yll assortment of
General Castings for Gas.aud:Watar,Works.
• 4,4
t OMNI - Web call the Att4)111t1011. of EinVorintendent - is
I of etsiffOr)a to mymaka of ItEMOlrrai...
I me-
4t;
11[1711:P§TON.84 • .
ntoN FOIMIDERS,
merricrrAcrrußkas OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
, -,01.00 7 •
1.11 deWtttions, for Plumbers and Gas _ Flit
riaditerallmplements,. Cotton and. Woolen. Ka
411 Job Wort promptly aftended to.
n! ”1
n Off O d an D epWoto.-
p r A s l — e W b A en S y H N t G y, T P 3
N .
•AV7247F
MlliMil
a: u
ME
- .: FZ .~ R i~ :y
~~ '!it
'
=I
MEM
o; °Teri destription.
Boners, 011 Tauki.
ee;n:Work.
ibilArfstul
Boning Mill Castings*
Engine Cowlings. -
'ltso~tse'castings.
General castings:
ORDERS HOLICITED
'nli9biteo.nT.
OBINSON, REA /A CO.,
Succeisors tqlomurtioicAprlS 41 , 1114.141Mirt
WASHINGTON WORKS -
mugwump, mActutosTstrivisluntitti
Manufactureri of Bost and %t a rts: x . 4 Br n e
na
Cast~~innea Shat t igt tgii_raill descriptions; Olt Tanks and
Brills, Boiler and Sheet I_ton
OZce, No. 1% corner and BraltidieldStreets.
ot.
Asenteler (Ore/LSD'S PETE NT .I.T.A:or
feaaintilalltra. , . • ..
MOM lui.kloic...FTEngpla r : .
. .. ..
,! Butler Stieet, :Ninth Ward)
;.-,- ~. (Opposite Union Iron Mills, )
. rITTSBITRGH.
Bolling•liill•andßridge Castings,
. • .. .. .
"` • THIMBLE SKEINS AND. PIPE BOXES, .
1.1.4.0331TERY ANN) • CA13172449 GENE R ALLY. '
1 Ordeis`pr6mptly and careltdly executc!d. •• '
Charges readout/13EBBE1e.RT • •.. , , .--,=
- '"•' . . -:.t =. & IRLICIELDID.
0c..15:12a
BERLIN FOUNDBY
PW4 -44 BBIS-
Offlee and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street:
Diax!nfacture and keep constantly on nand
Tifinible; gkein and i'lpe Boxes,l
WAGON 1104:P3, PCiG. : I
SHGLE 'KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,.
generslly 7
triotf4l3 PARLIN•B4 CO4
Fourth Ward Foundry !Ind jlachine Works,
ii!tliliDiTSlEY - ST., - ALLEGE93IIIr.CITT, ,
iinnirtiotAti~jeeitif Steam Engines, 011 Presses, Pal.
10 1 1, Br
laGe,rlzlstd 8W0,rki.11311113.g
•
lannsitinr=sz.i.ileSiac.d order and bk t ia
idifiritand FOUNDRY •
. •
€2.1 -AtilD , 4ol-1-VOR KS ', ,;• •
SSO Penn Street.
BOMMANI,YBOYD & BAGAtEY.
05li1ltolls,1411,0ftstIngs, Roll Lathe!_
lIIJIAVIN MALI : E wOnits.)
E/3TAnl.tettED rN 1838.
ant:Acton , of STEAM - ENGINES, all rises
and of the most ammsve.iispetter* MAtittationar?
f BO TS. i l Vi S iritty ttrlllr,`Wind hogriter
ENGINES, , which be* sold' Li , Very re-citified
P. P. GEISSE. O.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio river,
11and
y- nos:2
• . —, _
LUMBER.
unißEßl,t.unts. !Ts:
ALIMASDEB PATTERSON, -
YARDS No. 86 Preble Street formerly 3fanchester,
and No—Lpir i lloc ci a stre
r Vpbot4ei r liist)s
DEALER i . 4
• Rough ; • and • • "Planed Lumber
Floortnfim sorrhtg
Saw ..
'
Lumber,.; • Cedar and Locust Post!,
"Lath and Palblg ' Oalt_and Pine.
Algso-411:awstr s,_
iCit. TIL E sod C L AY .. , 41
s :WI
WORT PITT LIMBER COMPANY
FORT
slab' 000 '
riimi..."ri-Ein.rAttrorrxmDGE. - •
Szcurress—T. A. WRIGHT.
Sn>ItatHIMCOII2ITrtIrIMDAVII 3 OH.
•
intizarom ,
- * lll "ard Dilirimin, IL. Y. Damen,
John Mellon, • „ ,r., p. Mtn ge, r -
Geo. W. Dithrldite,t • L. - Mal e, .• r ,
C .s.
B. H. &Murton. 1
_,_._‘
1.411,1: yAHlo_.&oertesof'HUTZ , zet 4.171) AL
xrnoltr,Hy" STEE... Ninth Weed.
OFFICE AT If °ET rITTHLASB WORKS, Wash.
'Aston Street. ' - " - • - ia20:198
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
:ORM COOlosa.: .zcni. Kane • JASSY tam.
JOU N . BI UWi b ER & CO9 ,
BRASS , FOIrNDERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS
aisauficturersrpy3ols.9l)
: BAHs wnu.,
%hal kin ar ti. AB re itpa 4 E
Coiner:QUM' and WaTnutStroets,
myth z 3 " " • •
IRON
jj Q [ ~ + ~~AMtJE• M.7f'lQ
"IRON IDIOM ;-
o . k
124 First Street, Fritsbyulpyiri..
• A
" Agent.fgt WI 500 of Meows/4 Doo t ora,' ao
sePkkle: Tolve4le; Oustenitdrit "lan (H endon,
and other breeds of Anthrstate, oughlogheny ,
Coke sad 0. B. Clotrooll
"' ECfft'S.
Closaitilarcass TlP•giatur MUM& ;
BM
.-U.4:4;».;•.1_;ig b Zi'. 51. BCi 1` i!!.Y.t.:Sii.i.;.l- 1 . .., SiL'!4.. .
... ;
ME
~';t,:.'✓ TI.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1868
ENGINES, BOILERS, &O.
FORT PITT
**l
• - . a .
CARROLL & i .SNYDER
suartrpActuarnBo7,„
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUEDT6BULAR,Friir,.
BOX AM., CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS . ,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING . AND ABB PANS,
RETTLING. PANS, . SALT _ . PANS . AND CON
, DENSERS; • . . .
KUM BASOMETENR a 293 =Op'
PRlsoNlOci,is, AND COAL SHIMS • , •
°Mae, Ws* Warehouse. corner Second;
Third. Short and Liberty Streets. '
Mr:Orders Bent to the ahoy° address:vita
proarottv attended to, , • .
=II
. . . ..... . .
pp t - ..fWEINHILL #7. • •
' BOILER MAKERS
AND. SHEET ; IRON WORKERS,'
opoo, 34449? AG PENN BT.
'Having secured OEMs wed and fanstsheditwltb
the most approved taschinery, avirare: prepared - to
manatacture every desoription et BOILERS in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made In
1 . ,-the country, Chimneys, -Breechinfi, Fire , Beds,
'Blesui FiPse.,LoccuaotivaAllotlers._OandensersA Salk
_ Pans, Tanks, 011, Stals " Agitators , Settling Pans,
Boiler Iton,_ Bridges, • ttgar Fans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhill's atentßoilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. is6:c2l
JAKES.A.I.WTgat, •- • .
c rud
.litrp,:6s and 56 Irfat.4* Street, •
of ,PIITI4BYJB~S, PA4
00. " ' N.A.znirscriiiiiut or '
,IRON" , ' OIL TANKS
SETTLING PAlrs,.coprr,,RsTium PIPE,
-• ItALLINQ MILL STACKS,
.And MEET TON WORK,
.• • For Steamboats..
J A.SAD BRUSH EDIIITRO D. mums.
.
JARED M. BRUSH 84 SON, •
• ISANUFACTITRERB
Steam 1/0/tera; : Oil , Still s, .Tanks.
KBE -• wons, ac.
61 Penn 'si74'ei; ra:
000 IL STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
..BISSJEKAG di; CO.'S
, . .
'-•-;*: TRIUMPH,
1110/s:oOBlTumnirous COAL.
, iViailited to Cook, Bake or Resist as
well'aitany other. Stoie in the Union.
• .
BISSELL. & CO.,
No. 2,80 Liberty. Street.
'Also on hand and for Bala. _
PAM'
mr.1741N (vis , STOVES.
ft!g'4lTOlß°ll73l/101315,Era
CHEAPEST PLACE in the city
TO BIM THE
TRIVIOI4 CIPPICINC.STOVE,
146 9E/LIU STREET.
an'Ar.:ye
WARING AND ILIN6I,
Xonimtesion MercbointA and Brokers is
retiree= and its Products,
' tHIQUESNE WAY,
• prrrissumen, P.A.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
• IiVAftING, IqNG .1 CO.,
Eli
ROKERS.
17 ~.l : L ~lr
_ `Sd i
,~ y , .
Strp:V . IOIS,..CASTINGS, &C.
OILS.
127 ,Walnut titre
rrAcK isiumiEufii -
-IL
,CONMISSION MERCHANTS,
- AND InCALEES IN
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittsburgh ql/ioe7IVAL'ZY.LL, cop.
Jiar of DOAlsane Way and Irwin streets. •
'ThfidellAtiatiaioe -12 T WALNUT BT.
aplora9
AVOII.WEAVER, Jr.'& CO
Ohl *Commission Jobbers, •
No. 3 DUQUESNE WAY, will buy and sell Crude
"aid ,Reftned Offs,. Lubricating,' Benzine and
OooPerage. Oar long experience , in the Petroleum'
trade enables us to offer unusual facilities and in-'
duodnienta to operators.: Ali heretofore, we are de-
Unitised to make It the interest, of buyers and sel
lers to give us a call. Parties haying IQIIIB for sale
,sretorailly invited to bring , their, samples,
ap6:n94 •
H ], r. LONG & CO.,
...X4I7AcTuRIPP3 OF
PITRE DU,
Brand— , a , U CIFER."
lOW No. ' , WPM* ' WRY MARTO"
I •i ` IRE,
118; 7 'PRACTICAL 1-181
:::FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS
• wrtOLismaD at.
*-°LEMON • • lit • WEISE,
INTO;118• vorrivrEt errnm.v.:l l .
Constantly on hand every of PARLOR and
CHADffir.n EVlCNlTURistogether with a core
'pAtteraortment. of
. eommo'n • Furniture st *tiditoed
r Th'oee in want of anything in oar line are 444ndtally
invited to call before purettaeing.
Wurkl i var"teed. - Brim; it NvErin:
COPPER.
LAKE SUPERIOR
• PARK, MOCURDY & CO.,
IHanotactnrets Of *asters,
copper, Presled Copper Bottoms, 'Babied Still But
.wws, Spotter Solder. Also, Imp:Kt - re and Dealers
In ?data, Tie Plate , Sheet Iron, 'V .&c. Con-
Mandy on hand Tinners' Machines ar. Tools.
Warehouse, No.- 140 FIRST STBEra and ISO
•BEICVNP STREET Pittsburgh , •
~ Bpectai °Mere.° hopper - t
- ou a
; gm:
„, r HA'X'S.AND CAPS
Tat./LIES /Ma;
-
, C .1;41, ; Fijukyan
- ; talk.P64Th d ND*nine.
1 4110 W-ZfihryiralliOc ek *
wait •
11;11404
),.. tr-,..,.i)
L. "L.':;-3,,,,..i.F.:.:1,1
, :fia.i:loQ . IN ,ii:
.a.L.voKt ,
• FINANCIAL.
FON PITT BANKING COMPANY,
~
6:tf : -
.1. -. . ... • ‘ l3e r s iA.. t
corrAt,-- Li ~ :: 1..:.1 . 1 if 3200;000;
_Wddjotoibtit iiliiiftp*.ty,tiAiiti;:'' , ', ,
DEALEBSIN
tiOVERMIENI I - sßcuarrrE,s,
A ....
, . ... MR _COLD._ .. ,! .
.i;.7..):-..a..,-....-. --.,,, ~.- ~,..,. I ....,,. .., ..-,
INTERES _• , ..1,4111:11D: 05.3DULIEPOSITi.
CollbOtloas made on all iimmetble Notats. to the
1 iftiltedUatta arid Calutdas. • • --•--. .- , .. ' . ...
Dzszaronisi
D.-Hoatetter. ' " " - Joa.l",t'itle her," '' , ,
' James Gordon, ' Robt. H. Raw,
P. iv:,, , itcrzit -- •' ...Pa.drailtltri: - -..-
' • ' ' *ADM. IILeMUILIKAAT Priis't.
„*.,LfET„W.U.so* , 6iidifir'i .:
KEY@iTONE , :BANK
f- 4 1fif.!2ftt IMVIT
. • • -: •trrreistitaii, r
_ • ,•
v.igrrA;oitzioo4o..'t*.4 .
ki it •. u -.! .• : .
DI;GICOTORS.V.
H . J. Lynchi.. , ...! :.4 .1. Wm. H.
John Murdocb, Jr., t a , ilentX l3
Wintam ... iTy ) - . Geo...L• . V&
i
..2
A GENERA ?CMG( )31JSEN'ESS
'Collections made on all accessible points In the
United States and Canada.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
U. 3 . LYACUrPrestdent ,, , „
404 i. ittNing.4o2 6 oa*t r •
Jar STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Cor. of Wood and. Sixth'Sta.
President,.
A. PATTERSON.
JOS. H. HILL
- 0,4.4P-rzd-rit stivoNee:
A. Patterson,
Wm. 11. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. B. Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAIL
HART, CAIIGHEY & CO., .1
r"; -,:•• •
BANKERS' AND BROKERS
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
PA*,
( uccassores TO HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
Exchange,, Coin;. Coupons,
And particular attention paid to the parchase'and
sale
COVERNMENT BONDS.
~• .
Sight Drafiii on Itondondmyimu
11I)LRIES /31. BONS,
1. 1 1 •
57 Market Str,pet,
P~TZ'Z'SIiIIIiCH~ PA.
United
nude on all the principal points of the
United Staten and Canada".. • •
Stocks, Bon& and Other Securi 88
I'. C. DUFFY.
SOUGHT - AltD SOLD ON COKIMENIION.
Plattenlar attention paid to the pordbase and
tile Of t s .
United Staies ,seouritie,§.
STERN SAYINGS BANK, -
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CH.ARTEIIED 1866.
iatorest.Pol4o4TA4no 3 AeV o4 l4f
ANY SUM RECEIVED FROM
ONE. DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SIIEJEOT TO OLIDICK, WITHOUT
f• • '
•DlsooanN PO/ 0 '0 3 5 4 - .• • ;
iresidentiarllOMPSON BELL.
Vice Presiiient-?A-31. SEM/SHALL.
Dra.=TORS:
THOIRPSMITELD,• , x.:11.. MARSIIP,LL,
JOS. DILWORTH. JOB. ALAILES. .
J. J. ,44•1•TesPIE. , „ : • .. ,- , • -,
...._. f —6, . : ..,..-, ... • . 1•= , - , - ,, v;
Btoelholders to Whom we maicerir ,
erenie:
Wm.. Forsythe, . Joseph Dilworth..., _,
Wm. Caldwell, Rev . David Ire.rr,
Willis Delimit, ...1 enry amlsert„, ,
Ti. W. C. Bidwell, '•'E. M. Brown, - _,,
E. M. Fulton.l- -4- . Thomas F.Millg. - b_ .
-.--,-__---
----- -
JOSW4 O II4. C0.,-
Nos. 185, 187, 199, 191: iiiisnd 195,
FIRST STREET, PITTSBURGH, _
_
switnuertnisus OP:
Copper Distilled- :Pore Bye Whiskey.,
es°, deIIFI,IOI.OIiNIGN WINES and LIQORS,
mhZ6.n63
Healer,
H.v(o.l!i t3 • ,
Ream%
and
5 FOURTH STREET,
t °
r
Orders , rompthr sttende. to.
- .
l itilectmcg„ . diiiiinetitariffau
hirlittl l l67.TaNtaffliNt, 'gr .
rg , 41 . 070. 133
Always on hand a general assortmantAr_lladbair
WIGH3,I3AND ~E 4 -IURI,S; ilantlemen'a WIGS, TO.
,PREV "A ALPft, UARI3 GHAINS,f BRAG:MATS,
I - te. 'Pod Trice in cash *III be gtvetcfor
RAW AIR.
Ladles , and Gentlemen's Hair Cutting done
the neatest manner. mb2na
• 'Tot.api,
SIO.OVO -
_ r
_ON 1301,i'D AND 414MITAIAGE.
tikrzirriz. l
triyls Real Estate Agent, SO Smithfield street.
. . . .
'WOAD DEN STREEI I .=NOTICE
is hereby given that thu viewers appointed
o assess dam_sgrs and benefits tbr widening of Olc-
FADDSN IMMET, Elighth:aaira. Allegheny 'will
meet on the premises, on FRIDA.Y, the 10th Slim of
juin at fk.o'etoak . r. at. t to ;mad, to .thadagko of
their aPPOlnt*Ment:' JOHN IVIMPATRII:
,MATTHEW VOEGT ~ .
jeO3OAB ' - . - tithittON-HOLYORD.
•TAI CKSON STREEINNOTICE 113
tJ hereby r alven thattimelewercappolpted to as
sess damitgaa:-Mattauldfltaatullfdllenntg.of JACK
SON eff UMW,. necond ward. Allegheny, from Pea
tare Lintel° _§_ltielda d,ltu .will meet on,thcbrem
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DIRECTORS:
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James McCandless,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed. •
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BANKER,
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—GOLD, SILVED AND coupoNs
Bought OAtbe mot fisvorable_tilms. Sells LET
TERS oP , CREDIT. end DRAFTS available art/ .
Part o r ti,repe. • • • 6
DEPOSITS retietC-ed subject to check; 4;i7 U ER
EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. , -
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Corner T loctrth and Wood l
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BUY AND SELL Art KINDS OF
N ENT . sEcturiEs,
doLD;'intilfß AND (VIMM%
ON MOST 'FAXON:62LE TERMS
7-30's C 0 NVEItT_E D
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NEW 540 COUPON
Fla" Interest /Moned en-
sir mozgep i 1,0,,1NF,D_ ,
BONDS; did' Other approved &Alt
market rates
Orders executed tor '
Sale et STOCKS, 110?1D6-
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FINANCE AND
OFFICE Or THE PITTSITIIO :1 GAZNI. - Ll.,
MONDAY, Jul 7, 1E368.
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Gold opened:a little fir er to-days ;at
140%, declined to - 140%, dvanced -to
140)Vendtclosedmitialr and'. 11 at-140% to,
140 X, with , rather a light usinsee. * leo
disposition is shoWn to :billy and hold:or
higher prices, and people neraily are
content to receive 140 per ce t.:; i - -
Governmeni bends'wera sl ghtly off to . -
day, espeelally 1881's, Five weritiis,lBb4E - i
and cereals; - ,.: scarcely an bonds ,are
bonght for investment, rat he a disposition
had manifested itsefl within the - twat few
days to eq./. .; . ,,,.1
Stocks are quiet and but little is.doing in
either Railrciadt or Coal Exptess( shares.
Prices are Well sustained altbougli'sznotai
ions are not materially higher. ',; '
Mining shares are firm , but unchanged.
Business is still dull, and money: scarce at
from 8 to.lo per cent.
—Closing quotations received by James T.
Brady &Co.:
Gold, 140 MG U. S. 6's, 1881's, 113%; 520's,
1862, 113; 5-20's, 1864, 110%; 5-al's, 1865.
111'4; 10.40'5, -107; Er2o'S, January. and
Tilly, '65, 108%; 5-20's, January and- :July,
'67 .1083;; June 7-30's, 108 y; July 7-36's;
108%; May Comp.. 1865,
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The, Corner ou Wheat 7 -31aw' Chicago
Swindles Farmers and, Men of .Sinsilt
From tbe Cbjtago Trlbr
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Five.cites,before three o'clock Tester
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day: afternoon` ,wheatabld readily in .
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Chicago at 12,50 per bushel. Five minutes
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after three o'clock it was, freely offered at
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$1,85, but no one wanted it, and no one
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bought a grain. . •
The difference of 35 cents per bushel was
not caused by a break in expectation of a
panic. It ensued simply as a natural.se
quel to the -"corner." Some 875,000 , busk
els hairdbeen Sold - within the 'past thr4
weeks bir'parties who *Feed to deliver It
beiote three ' o'clock yest rday, - when they
did 'not • 'own il bushel The
_Purchasers
took, care to- buy up all the grain, arriving
in this city, so as, to for the option-sellers
to buy from them (thepurchasers of, ;the
o l
options) at balloon price s The
The scheme was
well for its engineers ;they have been sue,
etissfut. i Theegrain bought by, them: at
i
iiv
from' 51.80 to .11,95 per 'bushel has been
bOught"from them at -$2, oto $2,20, and re
delivered in fulfillment of the contracts. ,
The. schemers have ra k ed in their pile.
rherepiimo , facie gains , ill equal at - least
25 cents per bushel on 87,5,000 bnshels, or
an aggregate of abont•s22o,ooo: '', --- ~
'rho debitside of-the account-to the dm :i
-binatienWilf be repreierfted ;by ilieloss on
200,000 bushels already sold, and 300,000
bushels still on liarid, which' probably will
be sold at - an arerage,of f 15 cents ~less than
the pried paid:for it. - Added to this will be
cost of commissions to brokers, the cost of
storage,'und the per centage paid on, the
"use of the money employed in buying up
the grain on' arrival; This , wilb swell the
cost of the transaction to over $lOO,OOO, or
more, as the net profits.
".::It is a singular fact that these , corner op
erations are always made all out. this time
- of the year, just before the new crop, and
When everybody is expecting lower priceS.
But there are good and sufficient reasons
for theehmee of midsummer by the schem
ers. Money is generally more plentiful at
that season, not being wanted to move the
crops, or to pay' for' - either spring or ;full
trade; hence its Lae can be secured by the
combination at less than the average cost
of accommodation; then; 'too, - there is less
danger of the operation being swamped by
1 excessive rcoeipts-as the farmers are all too
much busied - with harvesting "to be able to
1 spare their men and teams to haul grain
froM the 'gainer, to ,the railroad' station.
Besides the general anticipation:'of a de
`Cline in 'prices, as' a' consequence of the
gathering in of the' new crop, makes it
more easy to induce parties to sell at a low
figtirti for - .the Suture delivery, - espeeiqlly
people in the country, who are not so well
read in
. the details of the "confidence
their.eil„fbfetberti.
For the last named reason the loss falls
principally on those who least understand
the motives of,:operatiOni on !Change. The
principal sufferers are men of email means,
sometimes: farmers, quAto pften members
of the learned profession , a nd eleiks with
small salaries, who, tempted by the golden
offers of commission, tnenotiter 'them to
buy or sell short, and pay a small per cen
trige for the trouble. ,This. outside dabbl
ing is indulged s in tria•nineh larger extent
than the majority of our readers are aware.
It is a most permeious . practice, and lays
the axe to the root of social stability.' It
tempts to reckless expenditure •in case of
succelis,' Mid insures* wise*" in case of
loss. A broker made the remark yester
day tha he had Just settled for 15,000 bush
els at $2,20 'for a gentierliattz in lowa, for
whom-that • amount of grain had been sold
at $1,93, and be feared. that; it,prouldt4e
every cent the Poor men owns !. This case
i s -c or dbl t bilg tilt one OYSeveral - scores :which
~will be brought out by. the present 'corner,'
and ' only One of Niliidfeda viiiioh have-re
sulied frOm this - class , of: sPeculation in
the:pricit, The.extetit'brtlie evil 'may be
Thforredirom the Edritement 'Made' by those
I l oilo ~srikple , Opportunity,'for t knowing,
That !WO:thirds:Of 'the business failurcri re
ported are caused by_ this social Sin of riak
ing money on qi`eibulative olianies mitside
of the, business gstexteibly depended: , On
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The reaction Of 'tile ' 4 corriM'' has yet to
BO tot.PoilMmed4 - Irheregeli doubt - that a
amount of *beat wilt be received
i v i r i f i trin ttorneittitw divivpriztoipolly sent
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by parties who will be disappointed in nat.
receiving recent prices. It is possible that
the quantity received will not be so great
as to glut the market and bring prices
down still lower than the lowest quota•
tions ef• the psst month. It is rumored
that the combination is prepared to take
itdcan IhiS'_eonditiorforthirtga
again-purchasing low for future delivery,
and keeping control of the market till the'
options are duo. Whatever be the event
the losers by the, recent operatiOn should
have too much cease to allow themselves
to be again caught napping by selling
what they . do not - own; while °therapy
with advantage take a lessen" from the
deartbrought.experience of. thqse who, as
well, as the wheat, have been prematurely
“ so ido , , :
OFlacal op
The CO
the same as we have reported duringthe '
past week,• When we say • that trade is
_
very_ditilit.. ces , not convey an idea of
how atagna n iit is. l ,
ni Throughout the ehan-
, ,
nels of commerce ;' there appears to bee
gefibia'ivant•Of 'Confidenie in the stability
•of values,.tlich has a more depressing
effect on b usiness, and which time only can
dispel! 'Flo '. and*heat'are heavy,:and a
, . , 1
tendency to a lower range of price is ' evl.'
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(lent. We note wholesale prices, as fel
lows: , . „ . .
GRAIN= 'rick Wheat is Corning fn _
freely -
to the mills and can be quoted at .$2,35 to'
$2,40 per b shel, delivered here trom Ten
nesseeland Northern Alabama: -Old Red
Winter Wh t - , sells alcitiTy` - fir52mtb . 0 2 , 25
per bushel There -is' Indre , ddniand ?for
Ear ,curn, and we quote at $1,05.t0 51,08 per
bailer froixi - Elevator;, and ca rs: - Shelled of
)corn sold at *l,OO per buSheL 'ln the city - a' t,
a small lot of Rye delivered sold' at -51,60
per bushel, and two cars to distillery on
the:. Monongahela .. , per steamer -Active ~
shipper-paying freight, at *l,BO tier bushel.
From store, ) we note sales of oats at 80c.
Large dealers are well supplied, and are
areaord+joffeting 70 to 72 per htishel. Sales. ,
from depot were made at 75c per bushel.:
No Barley offering. , . - - . ,
FLOITR-L-ne market was moderately
....
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' acttte,'cii daring the 'Holiday just past.;'
We'notice new buyers coming in now for'
supplies.- - Wheat in the hands of farmers in ,
this sectio of the ..co untry is About ex
hausted, tin a few aays at farthest, the
new crop tin begin to be harvested, and in
,-- a few wee s .we may took for flour from
grain grown .- in our own vicinity. The
mills are receiving large imports of new
Southern Wheat, and will throw the flour
of it on the market in a few days. We
quote Choice Winter Wheat fancy brands
$12,00; choice Red Winter $ll to 511,50;
choice, brands Spring-Wheat flour, put on,
the m arket,; 810,25" to 510,50, and Medium
grades $13,150 to $lO,OO per barrel. Rye flour
we quote at $9,75 per barrel.'
•PMA.TOES—SmaII sales of old peach
blows were made at $1;15; Co - $1,20 per
bushel. Sales 80 bbls new potatoes at $6 to
to $6:50 per barrel.
-NEW - PPLES—A. few,new apples were..
e i.
received y retail dealers at a cost of $16,00
per barr . ' . • 1
PROVIONS-.fawn, with the excep—
tion of S gar Cured Hams, ler whiclithere
is an im pr oved demand, is dull and a little
weakat / V 4 to 13%c for-Shoulders; 160 to 18
for Rib ed and Clear Sides, and 19,;ic
for , Canva ssed Sugar Cured Hama..
Lard, 171 to 17c, for prime ' kettle ren
dered. tied Beef; 21 to 22c. ' Mess Fork.
tr. 28,75. I • I .
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LARD IL—ls Quiet and a shade easier;
we now q ote at *1,20 for No. 2, and $1,38.
to.sl‘4o for No. 1. , .
BUTTERLis dull and unChanged; good
prime fresh packed 25 to 27c.. •
EGGS—Cannot fairly be quoted above 20c,
to 21c notwithstanding the arrivals - are
rather light! •
Western Reserve: ,
unchanged at 13c to 14c for
Resertre - ,lind Hamburg; 15 to 16c
for. Ohio Factory, 18c for Limburg, andlo
to 20c for SWeitzer. . ,
DRIED FRUlT—Dried apples sold at 5%
to 6c and 6 1 ,5 c Per lb. Cholce maybe
quoted at the latter figures.-
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BURGH MARKETS.
:1: PITTSBURGH GA6 L
MONDAY, 'July, 5, 1868.
Ycial qituaPipn:reTainsAbout
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
°Friar. of THE PITTSBURGH. GAZETTE,
MONDAY. July 4, 1868.
CRUDE—The market, was excited.
Prlces , have nominally advanced; holders
.
appear to have matters all in their own
naiads, :Mare disposed to'make use of the
Same. A . dispatch. from AlltNyery,
q
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ting .41 atfrtut nad advance of
.one
franc sinceSaturdov. ' This mattes holders
jubilant--eastern dispatches quote the
market dim and excited. Philadelphia
prime light straw to white, 2.53ce; standard
white, 15c. Crude, including packages,
22%c. New York firm; prime light straw.
to white, 33c, standard white. 34c; bulk,
16)ic; .011 City market iieif
strong upward tendency:holders:are firm
at. 813 per bbl; of 42 gallons. One lot of 5,000
bbls in tank at 'Oil City. Was offered on
spot at g. 6 per bbl; 2.500 were under con
tract—a separate offer.' , • -
REFINED--Sales 3,400 bbls standard
witilte;lPhilatielphie, 500 each month from
July to Deceinber at 35c; 3,000 bbls.. on
same terms - and conditions.. Sale 1,000
bbls, july last half, buyer's cption at 35c..
Spot oil 19 sold at 34c---eale 2,0000 bhp
Benzole at 18c, included.
ARRIVALS—The arrivals of oil re
ported to-day were as follows :
J. W. Mcioarran.... 52Jas. - Wi1kin5,....240
Montz, C0... - .160 IG. Borman 53
Total
New 'fork Dry piods Market
, .
TIM Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Nsw Yoxiit, July 6.-The weather is hot,
Yet' deltipitful; and tradelood for the sea
son. Prices of cotton goods are improving
and heavy sbeetings are ;4 cent. higher;
Atlanta A, 18a1814c; all other - makes from
this mill are also 340 higher, such lu3 Pa
-44tiO A and which rises to 1714a18; Amos
keag A brings ,17;4: Bennington F F, 17;
Cohasset 40-inch, .17; Lawrence C, 17; do.
F, 14%; Pequot B, 20; Broadway, 15; Tre
mont C,133%; Pittsfield A, 13 Stark Brown
Drills, 1734; Pepperill and 'Laconia sell at
thel same prioe.
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New York Cattle Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Ciazette. J
IlEvr YORK, July 6.Beef cattle moder
itely active at last 'week's rates; receipts
Torlweek '5,962; offerings for , to-day 2,915.
Sheep moderate inquiry and lower at
s3a ,50. Lambs quiet and lower at $7a10,50;
receipts 23,985. Hogs are fairly active and
firmer at 89a10,25; receipts 18,970.
Philadelphla•Cattle Market,
Telegrap4 to . the Pittal?urgh,Gazette.3'
'PRILADELPHIA;Jniy 6. — Beeires:dnll'end
unsettled; Gales of 1,700 at ' 50,50a10,50 for
extra; 58a9 for fair to good, and 50a7,50 for
common. Sheep dull and 'lower; 400 at
4100a6. Hogs dull; 2,500 bead at ;13a13,50
n•V. •
Toletlo hltutet.
CBy Telegraphid the Pittsburgh Gazetto,l
• T-otiKPo, July 6.—"Wheat--saleS of amber
;at' 62,12;"and zia fbr Nd. 2 'do, $1,50. -"Corn
—sales at 91%0 fOr fresh receipts. .oats is
2e better; No. 1 at 68a. • Rye at $1,50 for No.
j'rOghte dull arittnnehanKed..
PUlAadelpht,a _Market.
CDT Telegraph to the , llttebtunib Gazette:l
RaroAni.Lrari,ly 6.—Wheat very
quiet. Flour dull and ,utriaettled. Corn
steady, Mixed western at 31,11. Oats
steady. Petroleum and , Previsions un
changed.
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Mimi:Mee 11firket
thellttabOrb fisisetwi
• MILWAIIIRA Jal7 fX..:.Pbxer dull; pitoos
Unohang,d; •
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