BRINE
al
/120 ,WORiCI3
. N)ar.rots, Prel't W. I'. PORTZE,
IFOiltrE •
/ AND IRON CO.,
aaln:msqranateB or
Bar Trout
• Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
.1/shroud Car Axles Boiled; •
•
Railroad Car Sates hammered;
- I.6eoinottie Pram es(
, 10eontotiire Frame Shaper, •
Side Rods) I
**kat, Straps; • ,
piston heads; . , ,
Steamboat ,
_Shaftm. -
steamboat -Cranks; " •
Piston Bode. Wrlebti
Aritman Jaws, Collars,
Office, No. 177/'PENN STREET.
fSiIUILGH.
GRAFF, PI II TT YTINI &. CO.; ' ,
' - NANOrACTuRana or ,
• : ... ,
Bit, -. l l ‘topitin4 Sheet Iron,
- -' WROUGHT IPON,
Iron Welded Totes for Goo, Steam,
Water, iSze•\ \
, OIL ' WELL TUBING.
OMee, 98 Water and 132 First Streets.
i''•
r : : P '''
BURGS,Pa. .. . .
rrENSING ON IRON WORKS. ..
LLOYD & PINK,
huNtrp . ..druilEßß or
Best Common, Relined, Charcoal
AND
BE
411111ATA BLOOM
.IRON.
MR,HCBANT BAR, BOUND and SQUAREIRON
• ;
HOOP,
_BAND,_T and ANGLE IRON.
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
•
]LOWER AND REAPER BARS, •
CYLINDER and GUARD or FINGER IftoN.
WALL T RAILS,
_SO and 18 lbs. to the yard.
• WROUGHT CRAMS and SPINES for same.
PLAT RAlTA__Panched and Countersunk.
COAL SCREEN IRON..
NAILS AND SPIKES. •
Warehonse and Vince at the Worts, GREEN
OCGR STREET, (a continuation of First street,
adjoining the City Gas Warks,-Pittsburgh. =
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Pal*lvitnia2lllii ,Works.
Warehouse, N05.'1.66 and ' 167 TIPST STREET
- opposite Monongahela House,
ap24:de PITTEIMIIRG4II.,
STEEL WORKS
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGEI4 NIXECK & CO.
.PITTS/31:1RGH, FL,
gannfactiirors of every description of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
Riarimirr43 l PcßimppLATForms ,„ „iNGs.
/ AXLES, STEEL TIRE, Ac., Ac.
Warehouse, 83 Water and 100 First Bth.
apilko67
pffrantruson STEEL WORKS.
ktinkliSONl COOK 86' CO.,
OWOCEBBOBS TO JONII3, BOYD a c 0.,)
Manufacturers of the
- BEST BEFDIKD CAST ' STEEL
• - ,
VEATAMI' 1101711012CTIMilr of
OliellartNialts
THS.,___ , an ..
OAST STAX.I. lot
• \ e
Xmwirs: asast Mowing AI
, blues, :;• .
Steel Plow Wangs,
Axles, Oftewlers, t !S
... . . .&a C.
„Cie and Caramon Ploiar & Spring Steal.
- - - ,
OM ee—COrner'TlßST A.)111 Ms:Mal STUMM& two
• lot•ks above the Monongahela Hotuse. . , i
4AELL.LEB, 8AR.8.,84:P41.112K1N.
• OZNIZIW. PIETNERS: • • -
irm. < REUBEN HILLHILLER. i E,
elith...W. BARB, CHAA. WA
SPSCLL •
PAIISNEII -8 . M. WEIL.
CRESCENT. STEEL . WORKS,
tal:LiLaVat, 13X.Firt Ot P11.11.13C1D7,
Office, 'No. 339 Liberty St,
remewas PITFBSURGH,
Bl"teK DIAMOND _
STEEL WORKS.
BOTHER & CO.,
Atanteacturers of all descriptions of
11Eirt"
_ *kg i• aa . * ,' '
•
&Roe and:Warehonanc lA_ ~__O Inn. 11* 3E0916
and 119 and L9ll FIRST STRETS, , ,
, ~...
~ prrasiitioia.
I~TEW;HABDWABE BOUT.
• LINDSEY, STERI.IT & EIJW,EII,
ifaztaaatOrers and Importers of
- AL.3EI , 9
'CUTLERY, 'C.
AtirrtaliiiEßTY STREET,
oomp t i,Apy
oseitiiiii:*isativievaiosa
---- PITTSBURGH.
ME
'air s • siren{. for 1/41KBANKS , SCALES.
' TOBA - CCO AND CIGARS.
- 211MAN" . .4.1M- 10 4 '
13lir lit itnevieir C
'
----- 4 BAT TOBACCO Al glekl 8,7-
1 isirrs STS V CglitichtirDatet
amerce . Bt . "11(ling _ prrzsßuson,
11DTrier-ai
&TA._
:v•CELS I OB WORKS*
1 " W. ZEN3KINSON,
Marinfacturers and DeJqeys In
Toisaapo, Snuff, Cigars, PIJPes ,, iO4
ss imassater. m.i.zellENVl
HARDWARE.
_ .
FOUNDEAS, IStiiCIEIMSTS.
ATLAS WORK
MORTON STREET, Nlnth .
prr , r4si3t:riEm-H,
THOMAS N. MLLER, President.
These Works are among the largest :me moat
'complete establishments In the West, and are now
prepared to tarnish ' •
Engines, - of every deseription..,
iktienh (MVgnam
Sliest Iron Work.
'
Boning 111111 Castings.
Engine Castinigs..!
Neckline. Coatinips.
Gineral.Castlngs.
ORDERS SOLICITED
1109t1169
ATIdIY3I'FOIINDSY ;.
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Smalima* Streets,
CRUMB WARD,)
4.
vrirrsiturtomt,
- - SMITH
. • Diaiinfooturer or
CAST ! IRON,BOWL PIPE,
FOR GAS AND W&TER WORKS.
Ml . Plp . e i s is tr. eriskti . va . r . lahly h l _qi t e r t
leezteP.P.a 3
-A 4 a ss °
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
felfhtlo • •
L. 0. LIVINGSTON.W. H. BURT.W. A. HOHLNSON, ;TH.
ITINGSTON & CO.,
IRON FOUNDERS,
• . - XANUITACTIIIIIDES OP.
'FINE LIGHT CASTINGB,;
All deeeripPona, for PliaMbers and Gas Fitters; Air
rienltnralimplementa, Cotton and Woolen Mlll Ma
chirsOlNOrk promptly attended to. •
°Mee and 'Works—WASHINGTON ASE,
near Outer Pepot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBEVSON REA'Ai CO.
•
Successors to ROBINSON, MOUS do =LIMBS,
' '
WASIAINGTIION. WORKS,
FOUNDERSAND NACHINISTS; . PITTVIURGH
Manufacturers . of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gilefttigß, Castilnnggits es,
deleri_p fa tio li n i s 4l 7llTliks wfa
Stills, Boller and Sheet Iron Work.
No. 151. corner First and SmlthOildStteets.
Agents for OLFG.ABD'S PETE.NT INJEO .-)F. for
feeding Boilers. pal:rs2
MONT BLANC FOIINDRY.
'Butter Street, Ninth . Ward,
(Opposite Onion Iron Mills,)
Rolling - Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
Orders promptly and candidly executed.
Charges reasCmable.
EBBERT & RACIUMIL
0c15:123
BERLDI IFOIJNBRIE.
PRICE & SIMS.
°Mee and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
- Manufacture antileen constantly on nand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
w soon HOSZA, ribG mons.
SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
sift:TS
amid Castings genandly
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
. . •
Furth Watt' Paraidty' and Mathine 'Worts,.
SANDUSKY ST., AILEGMENY CITY, PA.,
Miuntitatirers oG Stenzn Knesien, OS 2resdes,
lays, Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work. Bolling
,Mill and Machine :Castings, Grate Bars, Weights,
Wagon Bones, 6d. Build to order and hate on
hand Engines of all sizes. Invl4:qs
ovirritAvrOVPlDßY
AND ROLL WORKS'
880 Penn St;eet.
BotimAN, I;OYD & BAGAIXT.
ChM Bolls, MVI Cs/stings, 801 l Lathes, /ie.
-t .
I. 4 uLTON:MACHINE WORKS. •
ESTABLISHED IN 1938: . • :
Onufactory of STEAM ENGLIMS, all sizes
and of the most a pp roved patterns,_ for stationary
rposes STEAMBOATS and STEAM rztuty
- naps. lorattert o f 10, Li and 10 horse power
ENGINES,; wk4b 'Will be sold at yelp -reduced
prices.
P. F. GEISSE. Wellsville, O.
Fifty miles below Fittoburgb, on the Ohio Jiver, and
line of C. & F. R. • no9:b2
LUMBER.
LUMBER! LVIIIBEN
" L-4 AWANDIIE PA ON,
YARDS No: SB Preble Street formerly Manchester,
and No. 157 Rebecca strestt a opostte Gas Works,
ALLEGHENY' CITY.
DEALER. IN ALL RINDS Di -
::714:41.gh.. itiad .Pioned Lu;nber,
PI °bring, Doors; •
'Weatherboarding,
Shingles, Mooldings, . .
Saw Mill Lumber, - Cedar and Locust Poets,
Lath and Paling!, Oak and• Yellow Pine:
ALSO.-IFIRERRIOR. TILE and.CLAY. alfizoSe
FORT PITT LUMBER C / OMPeI
capital, $125,000,
liniummt-'EDWARD DITTIEpTs.
Eurs=tsaz~aslrs--ED,W. DAMSON.
, • •
Eawud
Draircion: L. i ,
thoiscra, 'rkinclin, •
John Mellon, E. Dittaidge,
Geo. W. Dlthrid, ' X. L. Nai 1 o tie ,
ge
S. Joh6aton.
LUMBER TA2.II—Co
LEGHICNY STRUM'S.
OPPICEAT-11 . 0.1itT
ington Street.
STEA.I4
;outfit. diornie - Jos. 7CATi - = Mei rm.
cOOPEI!. & CO.,' , -
BRASS FOUNDERS,
GAB AND STEAK',FITTtits
. •
Manufacturers-of PUMPS AND BRASS WORK. 0
tag 416=014
i alt i rt ts. ln GAS 111Crtrala
Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
PITTSBURGH: _
IRON BROKERS.
M. wicsmusnAm,
BE
- MON- BRomm,
MEM
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, ft;
~.-
. 'Auld Ibr thowde of Cors .
pa _ . k
tkillirbox**4 Jo
isep Isabella, Danoanno 2"eovendon,
and. oth tiloo,
er ,made of -an te, ioninioekeny
Ooke and O. B. Charcoal
. ' PIG xxiocorts. \
Vonalgoutoi* pati orderi mipecto4l7 sO4olioa.
=
PriTSBIMGH _GAZEITE.
*ENGINES, BOILERS, &C
F0R77 171 '
BOIfiII,'STILL AEI TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
, XANCTACTURILUS or
TUBULAR, DOIIBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, FIRE
BOX ANj CYLINDER' STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS .40. - 13 OIL TANKS, •
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS;
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, 1,, GASOMETERS A-ND. IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Mace and - Warehouse corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
gr. Ord
e rs e de sen d
t o. tto
h 7
the above address lint be
rozanthm:lB9
HABNHILL 8c: CO.,
BOILER, MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON :WORKERS;
NOS. 20, 22, 24 AND 28 PENN ST.
Having seemed a large yard and furnished It with
the most approved machinery,. we are prepared to
manufacturo every description of BOILERS in the
best manner, and I warranted equal to any made In
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers , Condensers; Salt
Pans, Tanks,Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron,Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole menu
faelurers of Barnhill , s Patent Boilers. •
Repairing done on the shortest notice. las:c.Zl
JAMES M.IIITER,
Nos. 55'ati56 Water ,Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
DIANUFACTIMER OP •
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PAN/1, C(PPER STEAM PIPE.
BOLLING MILL STAVES.
• _.
I..ad SHEET IRON WOKE.
For Steamboats.
JABZD D. DEBBIE - EDMUND D. BRUSH,
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tan
82 Penn Stieet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &O.
COOK STOVES:' - • ••••
' •
• CET THE BEST.
BISSELL (It -CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOR BITITMLYOUS COAL.
itarranted to COok, poke or 4oaet.as
well as any. other Storm in the . Union.
• 13ISSItilf & CO.;
No. 235 Liberty
_Stye t.
„ •
Also on hand and for sale,
PARLOR. STOVES,__
HEATING STO VES,
GRATE FRONooKINTS, TENDERS,
cO RANGES. stc.
PITTSBURGH
CHEAPEST PLACE in the city
TO 131237 THE
TRIUMPH COOKINC STOVE,
Is at No. 146 6EaNT STREET.
P. C. Derr!.
WADING AND KING . ;
Coreadesion Merchants and Brokers to
Petroleum and - its - Products,
FDALZEWS BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
• mrrissirmin, PA.
PHILADELPEak ADDRESS. -
TACH BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and its Products.
Plttateirgh Ortice—DALZELL' BUILDING. cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
rtrUadulphia Office-124 WALNUT-BT.
apl:wa3
JACOB WEAVER, Jr. Ss CO
. 041. C0M21148E1407i Jobbers,
No. 3' DUQUESNE WAY, will buy and sell Crude
and Relined Oils,. Lubricating, Tar ' Benzine and
Cooperage. Our long experience in the Petroleum
trade enables us to oiler unusual facilities and in
ducements to operators. As heretofore, we are de
termined to make it the interest of buyers and sel
lers to give us a call. Parties having Oils for sale
are cordhOly invited to bring their samples.
atdm9C r •
H MG LONG &
NANUFACTUEEtt B OP
PIIRE WiLtrifi BURNING OIL;
Brand-JiItTICIFEB. °I
Meta, No. I Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh*
PRAPTICAX 118 .
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS
I .
waotkakix, AND 'mkt..
LEMON --.••lk WEISE, •
Pfo. 118 vox:writ swum - LET.
- • Clonstant , M on hand every variety_of PARLOR and
ORAMBras , PORNITTOtz, together with a com
plete assortment of common Furniture at reduced
Those in want of anything in our line are cordially
Invited to call before purchasing.
Work guaranteed.
LEMON & WEISB.
er of WCITLZIL AND
loth Ward. I •
GLASS WHIM, J W •
OINSIS
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
MARIITACII;IBILII.E1
SHEET IRON WORK. &O.
OILS.
liiTARING, KING & CO.,
127 Walnut Street.
FURNITURE.
COPPER.
LAKE SUPERIOR
GOPPER MILL MID SMELTING MOLTS,
IDITTIMBUILOII6
PARK, • McCUREFT.ik CO.,
Mannfeeterers or gheashins. Brasiers+ end Bet
Copper. Premedcopper Botims,lialsedßtW Dot
/1
-124. Bolder. Also. Importermand Desists
4 - Inie, Meet:lron, Vl me A°. Con..
etantly on hand Thaners. Machines at Tool&
Wilrehbuseia-H0 riaDT MillsT and 1.19
..SICONDBT T,Pittaburgh. '
15P , Ciat order, a "M;4 ,41. cut to any desired- pat
aro. • - meweasadirr.
HATS AND, CAPS.
MARTIN LIEILLER,
ANAL DIALER Dir
itai r reir CAPS AND :FURS,
Also, Nanatacterer, Wholesale sad Retail Dealer
InTE TBMFK
EET, PVALIEBES;
abargh &e , ., /WI BBILTH-
lILD STRltt
COOSI:ts promptly 111401 pa natlemvankiaarlakWAi
,g43.3-U - -q1,..-3ZYX - 3;1 14 _.%70g-zr1gg9,W4Z734,A 7, ' , 70,Fzi7C 7. - 7 1-T-7; ,
. • elti•v**W•s",..ge.i.Vat,,..VaNejl 4.4iii4.;
• . ‘'..vr--•i-- , ..;.z.- - 7.l4pßgt-.`LMV ,sr
•_•nAlo , '‘,...N
. .
•tii. 4 Wtrs7 .
- • 0.;*."
=MI
MON Y, JULY _ 13,-1-1848
FINANCIAL
FORT PITTBANKff COMPItic
N 0.169 Wood Street,.
CAPITAL; : : :‘" : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DEALEBB
GOVERNMENT E 3 COUTES,
• AND CO D.
INTERES 4.11.60 WED ON TIDE DEPOSITS.
Colleettons made on all
11:1n1led State.ri and Canndss.
DIRECT 101:
dno. C. Risher,
Robt. H. H.ng, •
Andrew Miller,
James M. Bailey.
B. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. Wallace,
E: Fawcett,
SA.N 9 L. DI
D. LEFT
KEYSTONE BANK,
No. 293 LIBERTY SUM,
PITTSBIIRGH, PA.
CAPITAL, (authorized,) : : : : $200,000.
DIRECTORS.
H. J. Dynch, 'Wm. H. Hamilton, -
John Murdoch, Jr., • Henry Bockatoce, I
William EaPY: Geo. T. Van Duren.
Samuel Barcaley,
AL GENERAL BANKING - BUSINESS
TAANSACTED
Collections made on all aecessible points in the
United litates and Canada.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
_ U. J. LYNCH, President.
GEO. T. VAN GONER. Cashier.
I otvoisrcremitv-aßiovitoormworicion4
NATIONAL BANK, OF COBERCE,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sta.
A.. PATTERSON
JOS. 11. HILL Cashier
CAPITAL, : : : $500:000.
DIRECTORS:
George W. Cass, •
James McCandless,
WM. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown;
Chas. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. S. Haven.
DISCOUNTS DAI
HART, CAUGI!EY & CO.,
"'BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner -.Third and Wood Streets,
prx-rs33tritGii,
(sHCOEssOiLi To HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
DEALEas 121
Exchange, - . Coin, Coupons,
And particules attintl i zir to tbe purchase, and
COVERNMENT BONDS.-
Sight Drafts on X...•orsion lnsiasi
1V - HOLMES & SONS,
/IL •
33.3ELE11,
57 Ma,rketStreet,
VricrirlSEltrittakig -111.6&•
•
Collections made on all the printipal points of the
United litates and Canada.. . •
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
side of .
United StatesSeeurities.
Ja10:al
STERN SAVINGS BANK,.
WE
lfo. 59 Fourth Street.
rOHARTETIED 1866.
Interest paid ourrinte Deposits
ANY SU)L RECEIVE/3 FICOX
ON.E..DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO OHECB,. WITHOUT
• - INTEREST.
Discounts Day at 1 o'clock.
President—THOMPSON BELL.
Vice President—A. M. MARSHALL 4
Diuscroue:
moßrpsox BELL, A. M. MARSHALL.
JOS. DILWORTH. JOS. ALAREE.
J. J. GILLESPIE.
Stockholders to whom we
Win. Forsythe,
Caldwell,.
Willis Daleen, •
D. W.
B. M. Fu l ton,
MECHANICS , SAVINGS BANS,
No. 14 SmICIIIIIOI.I Street.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. ANY SUM
RECEIVED PROMONE DOLLAR 11 - SWARD, De
posits received nailed* olieck. without Intereit.
JAMES BLACKIWBE, Pro,aldent_.
GEO. D. TlNDLA__Secreta And Treasurer.
JAMES B. HOPRENS. Soli citor. .
i
Joules Blsokawre, . James.H. Hopktna,
Alex. rindle, James Bowe,
WWI= Deane, W. W. Bradshaw.
L. G. Cabbsee. - Robert WraY.
John vans.'
sFur .
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
This first class Hotel will open for the season on
5151 h June. Terms, $3.50 per day; $2O per week.
Address E T
. It. HOMPSON. Proprietor.
(Formerly of Congress Hall, Cape Island, andlde
tropolitan liotel,lFashington, D. 04
N. B.—The music will be under the direction of
Mr. CAUL SENTZ. 'el22:rS7
ANEW SUMMER RESORT.
THE . LAKE HOURE,' Stonebow, Pa.,
(O n the bind of Jamestown It Franklin Railroad,
ono hones ride from 'Franklin.) This house is
large„
_new and toMmoWous, well furnished. has
billiard rooms,
ten-pin Vleys and covered oromc
nide& - it is On, the Unto of the mist eharmini
Fairy Lake in America, abounding in lish. and ad
mirable for sailing mimosas, surrounded with gal-
Our onrings. romantic scenery, Ac., It is the best
summer resort in the State.'Address.
8. T. KENNEDY. IPreprietor:
WAtipLINGTON-BUILIA, •
•
WASHINGTON STREET,
Near Pittiaxtrgh Grain Klevatoi
.W. W. ..A..W11N.1115014r.
•
Manufaeturer of COEN MEAL, BYE FLOUR and
cHOPPED FEED. Orders de livered either eitt
free.of charge. Grain of all kinds ORPPtdi
Ui
11101100, of k short wilco,
BANKEIL, •
COrner of Wood and Fifth Woes._
GOTERNIENT AND DACIFIC K. &BONDS,
GOLD, SILVER_AND.COUPONS
Bought on the most fmioiable terthi. Sells LET
TEAS OF CREDIT and DRAFTS thailable in any
part of Europe. ' •
DEPOSITS received subject to clieck, or Li TEE
ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
G 0., . JAXES TN BRADY. Of; C 0 .,.
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
313 FA R. ES,
BUY AND, SELL ALL 'KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,_
GOLD, MYER AND couros,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS :
7-30's CONV ERT ED
INTO THE . •
NEW A-20 COUPON BOND.
or Interest Allowed on Deposits.
•
Ard- MOWED LOANED . ON GOVERNMENT
BONDS,and other approved - collateral, at - lowest
market rates. ) -
Oidere executed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES BRADY &
essible Points In She
UMW, ~L.
ON. Cashier.
President.
•
AT U A.
ap9:022
make reference:-
Joseph Dilworth,
Bev. David Kerr.
Henry Lambert,
A. H. Brown.
Thomas Ewins.
TRUSTEES
HOTELS.
tijili#o4gV . Aa*
FINANCE AND TRADE, =
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH , GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, July 11, 1868.
Gold was strong to-day at • 140% .to 141 yo
closings:K-140X. The demand for coin for
the purpose of shipment to Europe is
,in
creasing, and although the Sub-Treasury
is daily paying out considirable amounts
ofeohl for interest, the market is barely
supplied. Considerable::- purchases_ are
made for hoarding; and.the same clasi of
men that talked up gold last November area'
trying to run up the premium now. •
Government , bonds were less firm to-
day, with only a moderate investment de
mand, and no dispokition is mimifested to
buy and hold for higher prides, especially
is this the case with the Five Twenties of
the July issue.. Ten Forties remain firm
at 107%; also, 1862 s and • 18655, old 'issue.
Eighty-one bonds are much neglected; ac
cording to the Pendleton doctrine these
bonds are no better than 1865 Consols or
18645. The recommendation of the Demo
cratic Convention of paying the Govern-
anent bonds in currency finds au interpriii
cation iihich differs
, widely from the coilf
monly conceived idea of the masses,' thait
is, manuacinring greenback.s . to redeem
the bonds with; but, financiers, like*el
mont and his Wall street friends, wiSh to
.._ , .
improve the. currency :by the economical
administration of the governments anaui`
ces, by taxing sufficient to leave a suiplus
to redeem bonds with{ and thus raise the
V,Overnments credit,and advance the nds
to such a greenback premium that they
would command about par in gold. \Pay
ment-of bonds then in currencywould
Practically be a resumption of specie pay-
Uients. The present enormous imports
,
and necessary shipments of bullion to pay
for, shows . a poor prospect of raising the
Governments credit to such an extent that
they would command par, in gold. With
the advance of the premium bonds, 'gold
should decline, and'thus greenbacks would
gradually approach the , standard par of
gold. . , , • , ,
Stocks are dull and inactive. Border
State bonds are a little better, bu,t flops
•terial advance he7s been established. 'Ex
press shares are neglected.
Money is 'better, business remains very
, dull, -
Closing quotations as received -by Ph. R.
. , • -r f
Mertz, were as . follows: -
&Id, 141%; 1881 bonds. 113%; 5-205,1862,
113%; 18434 do,1101A; 1865 do. 111:%; nevi,
1865 and ----18, 108 , %; Ten Forties, 107%;
Seven Thirties, 108%. - 'l
- York Central, 134%; Erie, 70;
Michigan' Southern, 91%; Cleveland lk
Pittsburgh., 86%; Northwestern, common
78%; Preferred, 81%; Chicago & Rock 131
land, . 108%; Pittsburgh (It - Fort Wayne,
108%; Ohio .& Mississippi c ertilicates, 291 A;
Merchants, Union Express, 24%; Western
Union Telegraph, 347 x; Corydon, 30;'Quick
silver, 20%; Quartz TTill, 1,15.
• '
--Closing quotations received by James T.-
Brady dr. Co.:
Gold, 140%; U. S. 6's, 1881's, 113 q; 5-20's,
.1862, 1131/0 5-20's, 1864, 110%; 5-20's, 1 ,
I t .
1113; 10-40'5,107%; 5-20's, January d
July, '65, 108 g; 5-20's, January and Ju ,
'67 108%; June 7-30'5,.108%; July 7-30's,
108%; May Comp.. -1865, 119.-30.
PETROLEUM MARKET.
OrI'TSBURG,
OFFICE OP THE PITTABIJOH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY,. July 11:1868-
CRUDE—The, Crude market was again
dull and weak to-day, but a single sale re
ported, 2,006( bbls-500 each from, August
to December. seller's option, at 1430. Spot
oil was offe red freely at 14c without finding
buyers,_ x tz
d future deliveries were offered
at 14 ; the former shows a decline of
fully a -cent, and, even at the redudion,
the demand seemed to be very much re-,
stricted, and the market was devoid of that •
life and animation Which privalled during
the week up until Friday. It isnot a little
remarkable that while Antwerp has ad
vanced to a figure not before attained this
year, our own, as well as the eastern mar
, kets, have been dull and weak for two
1 'days past, and to-day there were no indi
cations of an improvement. It should be
borne in mind, however, that the market
IS usually very senzdthe at this particular
Omen of the year, and subject- to %es
ti o m d a i c y
smovements4,em t inn every e
r f y e w p
otur days:
e o a t i
, e day
pair, while w the next forty-eight
hours it Is as likely to be very much
excited, and 3to fe per gallon higher. The
main 0111150 for the present reaction lies in
the fact that the production, it is, believed,
is steadily increasing , the West and most
- reliable advises we `,"have place the daily
yield between eleven and twelve thousand
6rm,ba, which is an , increase of about two
thousand barrels within , the last , three
months. • Akan offset to this, however, it
'is stated that the demand for consumption ,
• is, and Will be considerably larpr this year
than last, new marketahaving been opened
up; it is also alleged that about ten than
smut barrels per day are being exported to
foreign countries. , , •
REFINED—The demand for bonded oil
was also very quiet to-day, though, com
pared with yesterday, prices {aye I .
gone no quotable change. Compared with.
Wednesday and Thursday, however, there'
has beeila decline of frOm one to one and a
half cents; and, as we have already stated,
the market, is quiet, even at the reduction.
Sale of .2,500 bbls, 500 each, Auginit to De•
cember, at 34c; 1,000 first' half August at
34c; 1,500 Ist to -- 15th August at 3415 e, and
500 15th to 30th, - at 35c. All the year, buy.. -
er's option, is nominal at 35 to 35Mcrthe
last sale reported was at 36e, but it wa s
made before the decline. _ Spot oil is quoted:
at
at 3334 to 34c. L. ' ' , .
BENZOLE- Eale of 1,090 bbls for, half
half of August at 1914 c. . . 2 ,- -
ARRIVALS—The arrivals of oil 10-day
were as follows:
Fisher & Bro 240 D. M. Edgert n... 880
L. Roess & 8r0.... 240 Leech & Woo ... 480
Jas. Wilkins - /960 '.„ , ----
W. MoCutcheon 50 Total . ; .... .., .2810
McCreery & 8..... 160 : -
Total receips for the week ...... ........ 1 108
Total receipts last week - 7 540
Total receipts since Jan. 1 ' 599, 93_
OIL
om sw.rsLENTs PROM DUQUESNE D .
Hutchins= Oil Ref. Co., 247 bbls refined'
to Warden, Frew &Co., Philadelphia.
G. W. Holdstiip, 107 do do to Waring, •
King & Co., Philadelphia. ,
.:Jas. Miller, 60' do do to W. P. Logan
.14 - Bro., Philadelphia.
Brooks. Ballentine - & Co., 55 do ilt. 1
Warden, Frew, & Co., Philadelphia. ,:, I
A. D. Miller; 55 do do to 'Miring, ging:/
& Co., Philadelphia. A '
- Union Ref. - & St. Co., 50 - • do 'do - tO-ftt,
Wright & Son, l'hiladelphia: ..'
~
Fleming & Co., 9851,d0 do to Waring, '
King & Co., Philadelphia.: - .. , •
Hutchinson Oil Ref. Co., 116 bblsbenzoie i
to Warden, Frew & C0.,-Philadelphia.
- Warden &Batchelder, 24 bbls benzole to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelpnia.. _ . 1 .
.11. M. Long & Co., 105 do benzoleto War- -
ing, King& Co., Philadthia. : ,1 -
• .
' OIL .SHIPTTS PE A. V. R. B.
- LOCkhart; Fr w &Cd.; 550 do do *to 1
Warden, View & Co., Philadelphia. . \
Livingston dr, 8r0. , „ 100 do do to Warden, I
Frew & Co.,.Philadelphia. P.
McKeelSt Hackett, , 200 do do to NV, P. 1
4Sogan & Bro., Philadelphia.
McKelvy dr -Bro., 168 do do to W. P. i
Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. - , ,i',. - I
Johnston & Paine, 50 do do to W. P. Lo- '
gan & Bro., Philadelphia. • ; - e
Fulton, .Marvin &-Co., 200 do do to W..
P.' Logan & Bro.; Philadelphia.
Fawcett, Logan dc Stockdale, 250 do do to
W. P.. Logan &Bro., Philadelphia.
LivingStoia & Bro., 100 do benzole to War
den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Nat. Ref. Co.,- 450 do benzole to F. A. Dll- •
. .
worth, Philadelphia.' ,
WANTED—OH, STILLS.--Two oil stills
in good order, capacity about one hundred'
and fifty barrels each;'also,,bnit' tank, ca
pacity three hundred barrels. W. P. Lo
gan, corner Hancock and.DUquesne Way.,
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE PITISMIRGIL GAZETTE,
SAfIVEDAY I , ,Tuly, 141888.
The general markets have been dull, and- , 7
quiet during the past week, and devoid of I
anything new or very important. Flour Is
firmer, but - it be temporary; we
look for a fartheidecline notwithstanding
,
it has advanced slightly in the West. Pr&
visions firmer more active and a shade
higher. Grain is quiet and unchanged.
Groceries continue; dnll and neglected,
though as the fruit season is_near at hand,.,_..
there will be an:active demand for sugars. _
Butter, Eggs and -
produce generally dull
`end unchanged.. •
GRAlN—Wheat is quiet, and but little ''
coffering, either old or new; quotations may
be given at $2,20 to 82,25, as to quality. The
;supply of old crop in this section of coati- r
..try.is well nigh exhausted, and it is too
early yet for new. ,Corn is firmer and sonic
holders are asking an advance; we are"
quoted
,sales of prime Yellow at $1,09, but
this as yet is about three cents above the
market. Rye is scarce and in the absence --
of sales.. may be_ quoted at $1,75 to 41,80.
`Oats dull butlinchanged at 77 to .7cB on_
track, and 80c in store.
PROVISIONS Bacon is firm and_ 1
higher. with an'iniproved demand: we, now;
quote at 144 tOitar, for moulders; 16 to 16X 'I
for Ribbed, and'- 18 for Clear Sides, and *1
20 to 20% for canvassed Sugar I Cured
Hams.. Lard is higher, also, lee for prime I
kettled rendered.
LARD OIL—Is reported lower, rot
withstanding Lard has advanced; wenow
vote at 51,18 for No. 2) and $1,85 for
HAY.-Is steady,. and ,with • limited ar
rivals, firm - but unchanged: $l5 to NO for
new, and $2O to $25 for old.
MILL FEED--Steady with sales of Bran
at $1,20 t 051,25, and ,Middlings at $1,85 to
$1,95. •
• POTATOES—Under the influence of- in
creased arrlvals,have still-further declined,
And we now quote at $5 to $5,50 per bbl:
GREEN APPLES—Havo Commenced to
appear in market, but theY \ are, as yet i -
small and inferior, not having'come toyas - -
tnrity.
PIG LEAD-Is quoted at , -
LlME—Sales at $2 per bbl..
SEEDS—Flaxseed is scarce and wanted - ,.
at $2,50 to $2 . 55..
=
- SALT -Is dull and nominally nn :: I
changed; 5r,75 to 1,80 th6trade, and $2,00
for Small lots.
CHEESE—Is steady, with regular sales
at 13 to 14c for Western Reserve and Ham
burg; 15 to 16e for Ohio Factory,` 18c for
Limburg, and 19 to 20c for Sweitzer.
FLOUR—NotWithstanding the hdvance
in the west, has not advanced very much
here, as yet, though there is a firmer feel
ing. The demand dbes not seem to have
improved, nor is it likely that it will while
the market remains in its present condi
tion. We continue to quote at $9,50 to $lO
for fair to good Spring Wheat; 810,25 to
$10,75 for prime to choice do; 811 to $11.50
for Winter Wheat, an_d, $l3 to $l4 for fancy
brands. Rye Flour, $8,75 to $9. , •
loieiv'Yorit Dry Goods Market.
By Teleitraph to the PittsburghGazette.]
IsTrw Yeas July 11.—Dry Goods were?
booyant for Yens,
staple cottons; but the de
mand waslass active. Heavy brown sheet
ing, of the best makes were firm at 17a18c;
white Atlantis A 'commands •1834 c. The
Agawam P are Orm at 14c; New Market A
no, Bleachettslins of the best makes
were steady, but medium and light ad
yawed full %o during the week Hill's
&raper Idem new bring 183 c; Hope 16393;
Lousdale 1144a19c, Lawrence B 1534 c; Ports
mouth 11 1 40.2.:Dark Prints in seasonable
styles are in better. Teijuest and risen to
1834a1434c for best makes.- • - -
New Orleans Market.
CEy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette. 3
NEW OnLEArrs July lt —Cotton easier;
middling, 32c; ales 200 bales; receipts, 6
bales. Flour firm; sunertlne‘s7,so; choice,
_510,50a13,50... Sugar; Cuba - fully fair, 13y e a
1334 e. Corn firm at 9541. Oats steady at
750. Hay, $21a22. Pork excited; holders
asking 00. 'Pawn excited; shoulders, 13 (c;
clear sides, 1734 c. Lard stiffer; tierce, 18%;
kettfe, 19 4x200. ' _
. BalUmore Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pltteburghl6szette.3
BALTIMORE, July - 11.- - -Flour remains
dull. Wheat firm; red at ;2,40455. Corn
dull; white at $412a1,16. Oats unchanged.
Metz pork active at 129. Bacon active and
advancing. Rib sides at, 16galENc. Clear
aides at 18%C. Shoulders at 14a14y0. Hams
at 21a22c. Lard active • and advancing;
sales at 17%a18c:
. .
. Chicago Cattle Market::
(By Telegraph to the Pltteburgh clasette.l.
C1i10.1.00, July 11.--Beef Cattle are very
dull at $5.25a6,05 for fair butchers steers,
and 116,20a7,25 for medium to good shipping
do. Hogs are dull and 10a15e lower, at
$3,12;48,25 for common light; tB,4OaBA for
fair to medium, and V3,70a8,135 for good to
Choice= smooth, • .
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