0 IRON WORKS. .W. P. Pours% &Lyn. .B. ir gitarae,,Preet.. ITTSBIJRGII FORGE AND IRON CO., mAxigrAcTußims.or Ear Iron; : ", • Zaliroad Fish Bars and Bolls; ltallioad Car Axles Belle* , llallroad Car Axles Heunmered; Loeomotlpe Eran4ii;' 'Locomotive lE;rionae AliaPetsf Ride Reds; j Takes, Straps; - • Piston Melds; • Steamboat Snails; Steamboat Crank"; -• , • ,••• Piston Rods, ,Wrlsts; Pitman, Jawsi s Colliiirss Ste. - ORlce, No. 7 177 ki:. 1 ENl'if STREET, PITTSBITIIGH. GRAFF, BYERS & COy 14.14V . PACTIlitY.J18 Or. Bar, FAtoi) and Sheet Iron, WROUGHT 11100$0 Iron Welded Tahiti for Gas, Bb3am, Water, &.v 9 . • OIL WELL TUBING. Me l 98 Water and ASS t;st S PrrTantmqii„ Pa. I 121:101 K ENsiNG*QN,uwsr-mleit, LLOYD &i:BLAM at.tmmA - mm!iu nest eammoii,:ttei4ied; Cl EIM , .I . IMkTA -BLOOM . IRON. NERMIAIIIT BAB t .ROUND and 84061EIRON. ROOF BA-ND,T and ANGLE N. BOILER PLATE and t3NEET IRON. , , ,NOWER AND REAPEWBARS. - • - • '' 'CYLINDER andfi CARD ur BINGER IRON. ',WALL T RAILS AO and 16 lbs. to the yard. 1) .130 RT CHAIRS and SPIKES tbr einem PLAT RAILS Punched and Countereunk. . COAL SCREEN IRON.; r- • - • BAILS AND SPIKES. '' Warehouse and iltlee.; at the Words, GREEN- drea.- ; Adjoin sing STtbe RE CM' W ET. or tit:Wit:na tion lifyritteh ot Birst street.) - .EVEIt9ON,PIRE)WOIT -.861 c0y • • Peruisyl.valuiron:W.brits , • lirsrebouse, Non 166 and 161 HIRST - EfiltEXT, -; opposite bionongaluis se.% attr4:dg .•". • PrIVEIIIIIIIII4I4 STEEL 'WORKS. SHEFFIELD - BrFEF4. WORKS. • - SINGER,: NI:11110K .& 00. - PITTS:Br trawl; P 414 manie4cturers of eery desciipilon of El • ; ,PAST AND GERMAN STEEL; •""." i saiwiyi l spaifiusl --, - -'' •• - , k \ gia.irric AND FLAMM SPlthiGB, 1 4 ~.., , extara, allgif Tilt*, dia.. *ll. *web° ' 88 Water and =lOO Ent Sta; :, , spilko67 j BALM &PASSIM oursiummurrinma: METCALFh I RiErBZIT Ia:WE% ;,1 ,1 CHAEL,FABIGIN. • orscii.ti BpUr•B. ' CRESCENT , STEEL VITORIFA • pIaILAAMR: '11.14414,4* /"A-040 141 6 Omce, 1 4 70. , s39 , ;Llberty St; • -.- - Pl'22l3BUSelli.Ekir: BUSelli.Pahra • LACY OLLMIONDI. x , ' _ fl 77 ........7` - 7J: • ;, ~.1 , , s 'Acriattik- 1.0. We' . 1 , i fAltil, BMW -A :CO., ay:14416 ' of Offles and Waretwiise I. ' , VIM 114, LIZECO „ arilll9 andlsll • • . . spiTygosVitellti , HARDWAREi' LW muumuus uovsE. ldwaY; STERRIT EUW.EIt, ES isaasetare.ra and 'Lnala,M; pkat : 3 EI 44L.R , TO W .A..]Et.)o , CUTLERY, &C. 387 'LIBERTY ,STE;EET, MINER Oi 'WAYNE ) .L . .t_ . One Ogees'. Below tinion Depet, PrrrSBURGH... • ' 1 . I Isar Mani. fur FAIRBANICBteCALIcs. TOBACCO AND CIGAR& rIY.LI.AM.,ALLENt • ' • - -',, ~ • 1 oza.,Lza..ur ALL Kim/ or -. 1. CRAP_ TOBACIV AND,SWAIM,' -- . , . 8 4_31 XTA STREEr, INitional Bitnit :of Cie". roe Bundling, ) - errriisusttft. PA., t r ,4 l : n nVi of " 2 ' Wine ! "TVA AI Zi: ' . °ix AN . ? - 13LcELsioffithit4)fr.hs. Re dr, W. JENIKINSON. Mansfacturen sad I inn II i T eacco, Snuin t runxisfri.ig.f.psilt; •if 111 r *.ri•hg, LITHO . t ` *IA iri N 81NONIWY tI , ' rH,li.ifis taiNl4l, lIN GERLY /4,- CLEII3,--Succestain . - ? to Osociitionucrocur i Co., . .., . PRAT CAL LITIZOORAIPINNIUM. ; ie. or4y tialm Littrograpberarblibitsrstoi.: l,llll. 'She Mountains. BusineSS Cards, Le Les Heads, ;ads, Labels, Circulars. Amor, Cardra romsotr , /rtralts, rivw% cortificrlires • Of 'Model Inert/- . . li. i.a Cards, *s.. Net. 7 9 and 7* Thl ,stserst, str''. ' - ' ' t u sk , of o. 5 FOIIRTH 6T1M104.1 iletwtwa Lf rA3 sad lorry Most& Maks% l ean promptly St fended to, FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS. ATLAS WORKS, MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward, PITS'SBUTUaTI. THOMAS N. MILLER, President. These Works are &mane the largest ane meet :complete eettiblishmenta In the West. end see now prepared to ferabh- - • . linghies, sof dveii Boilers, 011 Blieetlh!on work, Ital'road Cast!. SPAUtig•Mill Castings. Engine aistinipt:',.. iffialil! : !ss Castings. theneral Castings. ORDERS BOLICITICD no9:ne9 NATIONAL FOUNDRY . AND : PIPE WORKS. Cramer CarroiL and smaliman Stree - 3 (NINTH WARD.) i:DITTSI3I7IIO/1, P.A. WK. Iff,anufgtotuier of OAST Eacqs . _Bow. rips FOR GAS ABt WA.T.E.TCWGREB- Apes are,all cid ma: and litleot lengths. Also, full assortment of GenerideSEthlgE Warta,: Tiput v i saw Call the attenti RE T OR TS .pe of Gas deka t,o my.make of le16:t.10 L. o. Livoroarom.wetW.Oullmwitt iMaisolli JAZ IVINGSTON a CO., -114 IRON racripEamr_ BULITUYAOT USERS OP "_ • rnVE 7 4 t, . _ AA deamintions. for Plumbers and Gas Titian; Ag • rioidiorslimplements. Cotton and Woolen Nal Ma .lltzlnobWort promptlyfittesKedlow ,• , Ofilco and Works—WaIOWIGTOPE.4: near 01 1 ter pepot . Allegheny City. Pa. 911INAON, AEA 0 1, CO". , R' Buieessors ta,ltonntsolf, Wins .1 01 " .kgitINCITOI S T WORKS FOUNDERSANii MACHINIST 3, PITTSIURGH, listittlieturers of Boat &o 4 tat4onsr7.llleara nt.... _. Citit i ar Ali 'descriptions' Stills, oiler akid libeet, Iron . Work. oZegs; No.3l.ll.'eoniar Plrst, and Smithfield Streets. i ii M a n g t..s t lbr 01.7 . 41:t.ite 'B . 01FF1 . 9 . 7...- N.IFWTS.r MONTY' DI.ANC FOUNDRY. - 1 1 .0. 01 1 1 % 80 3 4, Nifgh *OM, 16p — pdalte Union Iron Mins.) Beuins Gifu And Bridge castings, • ...... . cr7HIYBLE SKEAS AND PIPE BOXES, Pakigl AND CASTINGS, GENERALLY. 'Oeders proiaptli andasretally exTented. ..GttOgem!lethemsble. 'oenni . F l . FOUNDRY. t a ' P/tICE & SIMS. oak.' stud 111001)04. Atr)Wooik, fitteet., Mau alkepue and keep ecnurtautle on nand Tfilinkle, Skein and. Pipe Boxes, 1 . '16E60 - N;a021125, DOG IRONS, • •i " r HUGAB HHTTLI3, HOLLOW WARZ. ' • or/NNW CARLIN Si. butt ihtd 1014111.10,1 JtashitiOVerkN• 11.11 iVYaa 01 4 :,Aitian cm. PA.. Ithilblhetnrers el' Steam Zotaes. Oft Presses. Pal: /IP4l4.cugfis lollzir;%ivos .3rakbsi 4c . Build to order aad have cna mama • of alfshiee. nvi4:4s Ala*L F 010111111! ND ; ~f3t/ ',SEW Penn Stree t . I) BOLA,! BOY) k • HAG Oel - •. , #9.111, MIU es.4ini!, 11 '14 411 , 7 16 4 91 • ttri.: TON . IliAbilEirt ' 'YORK S ' 114.384 • m i u'r ims ton errEA m KM/INKIS, r ail o inSe and or the-itiest lipprui!ed patii7C. purposes . : STHAM - 110AMid • yartoty IUI, - 01 `.l buns po V.SGINIB-. • whist' wtn• Be sold: at ma s' noload acissz. W 0. roty . ainiiiikiw Pi Want nth. on:the I natt alter, and 'On!!! or C. • L UMBER! LUMBER!. CUM BER! ' - ' khE'tAl4"2- fittMOU ( YARRO. No. IS Preble Street formerly ltanehester. N and O. 157 Rebecca street,opposlte Gas Works, ALLEGHENY CITY. Dee Leg. IN ALL 'LINOS CP . i i i; Bough and Planed Lumber, Flooring, Weatherboarding, . of ' '- - ' • ,B.Wnes, .11 ,,, :i': Idouldingi. Sew 'MIN Lumber, Ceder and Locust Posta, Lath awl Palings, - oak; and Yellow Pine. . A.1... -o—, at E BRICK: TILE and CLAY. a15:051, ritet i.rrr LUMBER CONIPLIIIV Capita/ - - ..- $ 128,000. i Passroixt--EDWARD DITHIIIDOIC.''. , i -. " BSCURTARY—T. A. WEIGHT: - ' ' .., SUFaninratruteNT-L , EDW. DAVISON. DlRscrone: ' . - - lsrard Dawlsba, , i O L. F. Duncan, John Mellon, /_ E. . Dttraidge.'. :.- Goo. W. Dithrldse, M. 1.,. Malone. 15. IL Johnston.- . , • . , LUMBER YAR.D.-uoro.r of HUT ER AND AL.: 4 . LEOHENY STREETS. Ntsch , Ward • OFFICE ATFORT purr or,,A t es irntelt, wash. ton Street. • IaMINS GAS AND STEAM- FITTING. •. • iuuN firii s .. ,K aiiiiirai tr Z co. ', I ufsa J ° BRASS. POTTEIDEELS, GAS- AND STEAM!, FITTERS, ilaisutsoturers iiPUMPb AND', Itamio3 WORC 0 Anc a rlit . EA, :atm. is cue' FIXTURES Cornerof Pike sad WalantBtreek4 - * 1-:PriTEIBUItGI4. • : 1 170: 125 ' ' •,' ' • IRON 'BROKERS. "s is: - W - ACK1111 0 400 ,2 0, ) k?S' .IN BROittsi; • 124 First Street, PtttibbieriAls,Pai; • • . . ri 3. , 1 0.1 IMil givens tor silo sale et Dotagsa.**%:ll, JO aspidies, babello,.la n t.mnixon. Stmehopo.,Glepdolt. and goer brad& of Ati , stlisettek Mks and C. 8., filiarese PITfSitIIRGH. GAZETTE : MO 1 ' .1.• IT LUMBER. PI4G rii4l.l•L‘lB., and *MUM POMPIPOIriatT IMIAIOIIIIO. ENGINES, BOLLERS, &C. FORT PITT I ,„ BOILER, STILL AEI TAIIK WORKS: CARROLL & SNYDER, XAND7ACTDRZE.IS OT Tvitui.Al4 rw.VITBLE-TLIIEDTHBOLAR,NLILE : ~BOX ./.14_, CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS. OILIITILLB AND OIL TANKS, caliwspa, BREECHING AND ASH PANS, !SETTLING PANS, .BALT PAINIB AND . 00N . :,.."EGI2GGIGH; EITBA24 ..,11114. G. BIRSDOSt3; raisos :P9oßs . 4an> COAL MIMES Odle% and Warehouse corner Seeoud, Third} Xhosa amid Liberty Streets, PITTSBURGH, Pa. • iar Orden sent to the above address *lll be promotlN attended to. tah7:lB9 • WM.! BARNHILL ;4 CO., • BOILER /I.AKERS ND SKEET Ilke- WORKERS, NOS. so, 22, 24 - AO PENN WP. Raving secured a large yard and furniabed It with the most approved machinery, we are preared to manufacture. every description of BOILERS in the beat manner, and warranted equal to any made in the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt Parus s tTents, 011 dills, Agitators, Settling Pans, Boiler Iron, Bridg , Sugar rlttrali,and sole menu facsurprs q(Barnhi , s Patent Hollers. Retberlhgdone ow the shortest notice. • • )alkelti TAE DL SITER~ :. 34708405 ita4 56 Ireitei*./ighig?! r t rirrsirtruan, acatzinraannias IRON Os TANKS, IiZTTLING ?ANS( COPP= STRAIN PIPE, ROLLING RILL VVACIP., rT 41111 SHEET IRON WORN, . Vor likrassbeats.. JAEZD Y. /18.1111111..... ..... iiputra la D. 11 . 1=117116 JARED 111. 11111J811 &SON, • „ • T ;- 41 ,, , icAirtrithroi9uli . tteauti Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks. SHEET - RION WORK . .& 0: , •• 6.l‘'Piiiin Street, Pittebeirgh, Pes: sTovps, CASTINGS, &O. Mitt, . 'T ••") .> CET THE BEST. , /. 1111SSELL : ' - elk, - CO.* TRIUMPH, FOR 81T77111.12. 7 0 US COAL. . Warranted Bake, or Routes well as and other-Store In the. Valour ..:,; BISSELL & CO., No. 285 LibEiitY,Sieet.. Alwron nand and for rain; • • • • PARLORSTOVICO , _ ELATING iAN.ra nHEAPEST, PLAcIE in the city To BUT SHE • 'TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE, /2 lit NO 146 GRaNT MIXT. • ' P. C. DursT, . i OILS. , 4010.*13°9 sad Stoiters Petro 'leant and ithßroducts, DALZELL'S BU 8, DU lh ) .1 I ! .1. e triimititLriqk ADD US: , WiRING, KINGA 1117 Walaut Street. I= TACK Bit°THIES& ' •‘: • • ~•t•'• )•••-, soßcllo AND(DEALEBS IN robilenin mitt ita Products. Intilbsirsh OfIicir4OLLZELL , 8U114411 1 C sow* Dppierne Way and Irwin streeto. Ptilladelphln tnOlee-131 WALNUT' IST. ard:w4lo J ACOB WEAVER, Jr.& C 0.,.- • .• ...4 '"Ak- Jobbers, • - -'1.,. '"Olnliffit - Oion - - ' No. 3 DIIQUY.SNE WAY. will buy alio :ell Crude and Refined tills. Lubricating, Tar, Benzine and peperage, Our lung experience In the Petroleum e enables us to offer unusual fedi itieW Ind in. tietneuts to operators. As heretofore. vre.are de. terrulned to mate It the interest ,of buyees and sel lers to give us a call. Parties having Oils for sale are cordially invited to bring tbetir.samples •:. . apt:net • . LOM. ..,VANUFACTURERB OF PURE . 1 6111 T E 'BURNING OIL, irad—' 6 I,TICIFEK. P9 Office, No. 2 Duquesne'Wgiy, Pittabmgh. FURNITURE. PRACTICAL 1 ;1 8• FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS • WHOLZBALE ANDKer Ai LEMON • & WEISE, NO.'llB'' FOURTH talrls.vAn r i s . Coastanty on hand eve variety or ttl.oll. and 43IJAM BE -I(URNITURK ry , together with •coup. • plertti assortment of common rernitnre at rederen prices. Thoetein want of anything tin our line aro sinr(llllty, Invited to call before purohltilng: Work guaranteed!. ,vohiltala • Littatittv a w KIWIS COPPER. LA fix svrEnton own& MILL AND SEWN@ WOl.lB, PrlwrS.l3l7ltti I-1. • PARK, ..M.cCURDY CO., aisaafietarefir of abeaahlag, • Unmans , ,Lad. 11.1 I,*p• rrestra,9lllPer Elotlogas, Rat,rd HUI] Bot toms* maul sommar• eon Dealers la Metal,- Ttia'Plate, dheyt Iron. , ..tc. on bold ravir - Alia,hlo l ttff z . ; a.. ilatinigutirrltakrieuibunth. "'" lipeetal nr,t.re of rano!! apt to ai, Ae.irwl ao MEW alit ARVIN L1E611.01,, 1.11 - PO4 A.Pki I) .PITIFVFX, nfl Mash Irwsler 1:12 OTH FIFLI) llttohnr, ,, b, Owierp profs - atlytlllod sand -At 'hut.. tt.ln guarrniascl. • . FINANCIAL. FORT PITT. -11ANkING COMPANY, No. 169 Wood Street, CAPITAL, • - • ,• • $200,000. STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. praLERSI24 GOVENMENT ' SECTIVTIES, . -,- AND COLD. INURES ....;mOWED MI lin DEIiOSITS. Collect:Jou made on in- aieseasNa -Dobai in 1 1 311 • :United States and Canada'. , • DHIZOTORSI: D. Hostetter, , .., Jno. C. Risher, frvrea. Walle d' , -' I ' t b et t ie l .l . 3( K iitf?, B. lrawet i rtt, , James H. Batley. . SAIPL. BIeOLVIBILIN, Prete& li. LiET sviLsopti: Cashier, • AND. IRON KEYSTONE BAN 4., II 7 , PITTSBURGH,' A. CAPITAL, (aahorlzed,)_:.: : : $200,000. DIRECTOES4 H. .1. Lynch, • Wm." . HamtHon, &bp Murdoch , Jr.. Hen Bookstore; William Espy, Oro. 111111 Van -Dena. Simnel Barckley, A GENERAL - BANKING BUSINESS Coneettcnis made on Ml . aoo.Wbls panda. to the United States and Canada. Interest Allowed OD Thu. Deposib. _ UNITED STATES SE CURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD H. J. LT Dell ti lProoldent. BEY. T. VAN DONMD.OliaillOr. • I . NOWins tsviVIDIJALLY GIABLZ NATIONAL. BANK 0, COMIEBet i Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sta. A. PATTERSOA JUL U. 114 Cashier ,LL Cashi CAPITAL, : $600,000. 'HART, cAuGlatT BANKERS AND BROKERS, Corner 77.4 rd and Wood Streets, Prrrearcrnoix, 0HTC013390113 TO HANNA, ILA= 'B 6 C 0..) DIALERS IX .Exchange, Coin, Coupons, Ani v irtugur.tt..ti zne pr ' to the purchasit'atid .COVERNMENT BONDS. Blunt DrOfto on London laruses N BOLMES : & SOW" IX= AND CAPS:: NDA.Y. JULY 27, 1868. No. 293 LIBERTY M=T, . TRANSA.CTED .A M)Rlit . Pattenon, DiIUM (learop W. es!" Wm. U. Brows, James McCandless, Chas. I.4.lethial,. . m. DosiglAs, Allen Klrspstriey., „Wns. Rftd. i W:!. - ktieseli, apholl ___ oxicolo . ars ran 67`Market Street, 1 0 1MICTIE113iTAGFII. L_Collacilone my* on all th e principal petite of the United Mops ood eanadaa. ]!N#lds ;and otherSeturities NOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMXISSION: 11 Parttouter atteittea paid to the, wateet Jel4 sale of , SEK=•ities 17.:E1 lITEBTERIIIISAVINVIBANI4• : ' 7,,ry • 5 !Fourth Street. CI-I ARNE:IED 1866. tnterest pinta oj.Tiaia,Deposlts ANt tutcEIVT.I) ?KUM ONE (DOLLAR UPWARD. psposiTs MOT TO 006075., , t WITHOpT - ; uerintztvr. Otiatatita U&Uy at 1* .'cluck. Preottlint—THOMPSlHl BELL. - Vice President—A. M. MAKSIJALL. THOMYIRIN fitil ( P t i .. 11AcTu a s ..M. MARSHALL. J..r o4¢ _ . . IHLWORT JOS. ALARM!. Cituelibuidre. W whOIP we Vorbyttie, Wm. Wllll6 D. , W. C. Bidwell, M. M. Felton. M ECUANICS 9 MA V No.44:emithltli Patsßpm) jar - its:l*. Piar, excin v In) 11 ONE 001 posits rerelTed *abject to rtt JAMI Hl.Auttmottr.,l Gizo.l).•rtsimr., Stem JAMES H. HOPKINS. ;44. TILITIvIIt Jam , ni ~ fi., llekmore. ' f `. l Alex. Tlectle,; .1 WllllAte liestne, K A. IC rialiewe„‘ Lt John Kvai fflEi2= RIUW THEE itiENT 4I * L./ EST rIAN9 1" , 11) nftl Schomatker s Clidd AND ESTEY'S COT Wort rateable Improremeu attraction of I Ant °tare hart been awarded the attaches' blhlted. Its tame la len, 1 1 ,4 e'ortWanrblP4.. for .Idrahlat all adhere. Prtaxol (rule taw; Ntre,and hrener j Brat class Plano. .4.;urt tiaand• at the head ufct . dicing the moat perfe pl shelter Inetruinolt lu the I ple and rampant le lomat ru soo out ot order. I; GANPENTICIVO ti TREMOLO" Wooly - to be -I Price from SIOU to 4650. years: ' . BABB, OM Mu: 14 CM 5.F.(301D pANtI :: 1 Alf In wren% utast% from •fl! =I 4111 Vi ' . C=2 YL. BANKER, Corner - cif Wood and Fifth StTeets. , GOVEgNMENT IND PACIFIC - R. B.BONDS, . GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS untie moist favorable tenni. 'Belle LET TERS OF, OREDIT and DRAFTS a allabletn any part Of Europe. DEPOSITS received'nttOct to ebeek, or INTER EST ALLOWED DR TIME DEPWITS, • Js ift An Bro U 0 Corner. Fourth and Weed. gts, BA. 38E.: ; BUY AND pILLALL RINDS Op GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS, ON MOST FAVORABLE TEEMS. 7-80's CONVERTED .INTO THE • • NEW 5-20 COUPON BOND. Or Interest AlloweilonDeliosits. .113 ; .• MONED LOANED ON GOVERN/NEN" BONDS, and other Approved collateral, at lowest market rates. OCtlers executed roC the PnceHhase and dale or NTOtillia, BONDS-and GOLD. ° . JAMES T. EtRADY4 CO. CA -... l4t,siliir# : 4lo.i FINANCE AND TRADE: 0/1708 Of TUB PITTSBURGH GSZETTE, , • EIATUTHDAY. July 25.1868. The bill authorizing the Secretary - Of the Treasury to hero:new bonds to take up the maturing compounds, is interpreted as an expansion of currency, and, in- eons°. guence, bonds advanced. - from Ito 4 per cent. The investment demand is still con fined to small lots, and to await a deelimrto about 1,011 to 107 per cant.. at which price.. bonds are likely ; •to be bought before the next interest tails due. Next Wednesday will be the last day on which Seven Thirties 'can be, ex. ! , changed yet, and any bonds presented thereafter will be paid par, and the inter-, est thus losing .the present premium of about 109 W, per cent. • . Stocks are firmer, in syrnpathv with the increase of currency and a continued easy,: Motley market. The Western snares are firm. and some of, the through routes in either direction have advarice4 in the hope of making Rood div Mends tbrcough the heavy shipments Of grain. Express "hares have improved. Money easy here, and bUsiness tisB t 0 be 'reporii3ildull. 4 Closing quotations as received by Ph. R. Mertz. were ad ,-. Gold, 143/; 'lBBl bonds, 115 X; L-202,1882, 1.14%;,188:Ldo, 111 X; 180 do, 11234: new, 1885 - and-1867, 10934; Ten Fettles; 108; Seven Thirties, 109. New York Central, ;1344: Erie, 68%; Michigan Southern, .01%; Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 88%; Northwestern, common, 83; Preferred,; 833; Chiesgo & Roc* Is land, 107%; Pittsburgh & Fort' Wayne, 110; ' Ohio di sl.jeslElkapt Cel tflaatlßs, 3140 Merchants Union Express, , 2434; Western • Union Telegraph; 35; Corydon, 2534; 9,014! silver, 24%; Quarti.Hlll,•l.osl 4 --The following ;listen:tent exhibits the' business of • the Pittsburgh , .Cleating, . House, for thS week ending Saturday, 'title 27th: - 7, t. 1 xiiti 20 24` t° 991 ' . 437,801 P 3, _ _,, .,,5 3 , 3 7U. 83 ., July 22 389,505 44 - 37,490 32 July 23 i 327,712.83 - . L 911' July 24 370.969 33 82,721 44 July-25 ;.. 830;38r0 ' `• 61,100' E:11 Total ' 12,44,071 83 5380,981;22 .—gloaing quotatlons raoiFved by Jaws T. Brady &CO.: ' Gold, 1435 i; trilcills, 16614, il63ii 5-20'a, 18 '63,;114 % ; &Ws; i 864, 5-20'e, 1865, 11234; 1040'8,' 108;4; 6;o'a, Jthinary July, '65, 100 , 4 45-26'8,1antFY and. July, '67 109%; June 7-5041, 10835; July 440's, 1 00 55; May aomP.: 1866; 110,40. •••• • PITTSIMIRGM PETROLEUM MARKET. CRUDE—There was not a single opera tion in crude to-day. a t " least *there were none reported, and while the Market seemk• 6sd to be very quiet, prices have undergone no qtun t able.change. Spot, oil is still' held at 14, though there were nO buyers at that . figure: we are cognizant of an offer of 14 for' August which was refutied, 14,4 to 15 beini• aaked. The, market lies been compare- , tiVely cink all week 'though there was a fair volume of business in , the ag,giegate, the reported sales reaching over twentyi three thousand barrels against' fifty-six thousand three hundred hbis last week. With the exception of what.is held in task- by speculators, the supply in this mrrket is prettY well reduced, though "since rail road communication has beau established it is not necessary, as in former, years, for`. ;Miners to carry big kooks. Then it was 'nbeeissary• to provide against low water; now they can buy as they,reqtfire it,. which is a very impartant and desirable acquislas -11;in to the trade. Of course, there are times, particularly, when there , is a proba bility of at... Advance, that refiners buy a tw or three montha supply, wlth.a view, faking ad vinitage or die makret. • - 011 , 1 advice!. rhport the untrket quiet, at !Won creek, and 55,49 to 15;60 et that place,.and no buyers. ' REVllllED—Therriarket for bonded ell i was also, exceedingly quiet In-day, but a . single isidef• reported, though. :there , was. • nevertheleis; a pretty firm feeling re ported; and primes Were maintained. Spot oil 'was 'quoted at 133gc; July, 340, and "1411 1 .41 tor "future months, 34 2 ).10- The- 1 shipments east during .the week • aggre- gated 19,513 We; since • January Ist, TA. ni Ws. against 3Z9,018 1 1 1,41118 time last year. Front the above, it will be seen that thUshipenenti conttime large, being very nearly twio those of the statue time last year, and If they keel) 4p to the ratio of the p oat two or three month*, the ship ments for 1818 will largely exceed those of 184. 'The exports to foreign countries are. inaoh larger than cturlik the mune 'time last' yeaf,' and 'there RUOIIIM to be no doubt. but 'what Europe will wird, a much larger supply in issis than she did in' 1867; and it is Ibis, mere than anything else, that sus tains the market in the face of the reported' increased nnoinetion. BENZOLE—There is a continued fair de mand fur this article, though prim. are e reference* ph,ll , lllreh David err, try Lampert, „ h. Brown, me. !twine. N NGS BANK, Id Street, MO MITS. ANT SUM AR UPWARD. - De without latereat. ry and Treasurer. niter. • • leii3.7ltOoklns, me* !low ti w. Bradshaw. her!, irraY. &c ND CHEAP AN Redid Piano AGE ORGAN, • 0. Combinne ail lb known hes the,. sow wine, and bier alwaye rneuelhub, ye hemever es. °roue emu ewpee.- The and What', eurpage o,4ls4),,(accotennie to ogle ho-e*ied 1 !mannatuts, In pru uslity of tone Of ant • tol ,titatelle lt is elm. Inn, aii.l not liable to ••' VOX HUAlltiNn fonnd In this Organ. li snwr►ntned for If v' OUF:PMEN MAIN •PritrisT n . 1{004; EMI .• •I . t **LO9 Se, 0.1,to• lec amt. 'OPTION OP TsB PITTSBURGH GAZETTA SATURDAY, July 25, 1868. unchanged; sale 4 - )f 500 bbls for Augest at 194 4 and 500 for September at 19i c. ARRIVALS—The arrivals or oil re ported to-day were as follows : Leech & W00d..3•20 Fisher ,t 7 Bro . . ... -..480 Fawcett, LA C 0.480 D. M. Edgerton....l6o Braun & Wag'r.96o E. Jageman.... ..... 480 Total Total receips for the week Total receipts last week—. Total receipts since Jan. 1. OIL SHIPMENT& PER V. H.R. Citizens Ref. Co., 231 bbls ref. to Waring, King & Co., PhiladelPhia. Wormser, Myers it Co., 58 do do - to Warden, Frew & Co. Philadelphia.. FOrsytn,,BrO.-&' CO.; 517 do do to War. den, Frew ~ t Co.. Philadelphia. Jageman, 250 do do to—Waring, King it Co.. Philadelphia. P. Weisenneiger, 250 do do to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.' MoKeivy & Bro., 168 do do to W. P. Lo gan & Bro., Philadelphia. Nat. Ref: Co. f 30(1 do do to - 7 DB." worth & Co., Philadelphia. Montzheimer, ,Koeitler it C0.,'.20Cd0 do to Waring, KirigA Co.. Philadelphia. Braun & Wagne - 4-150_d0_ do to. Warin g, !King & Co., Philadel phia. _ Livingston & Bro., 100 do benzoic+ tb - War, den,- Frew & Co., Philadelphia. Montzheitner, Koehler it Co., 200 doben sole to Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia. Braun & 'Wagner, 306 do benzole to War-i init.; King it Co., P.hiladelrihia. M. et G. Bowman, 51 du do to H. Swaney it Co., - Philadelphia. W. J. Cune, St do do to H. Swaney & Co., Philadelphia. #ITTSI3tIRGH MARKETS. OFFICE. OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, t • SATURDAY. July. 25, 1868. 4. The general markets haye been a little. - more active duriing the week which has just closed, and some commoditles„in_con- . sequence of a Up:wormsi scarcity, tempordrily; advanced. Butter, for; ip- stance, has advanced considerably . Jails is, . _ not that there is an Increased demiuid . ,`htit: in oontunuence of the extremely hot weather, which has retarded shipments., The Flour and drain very tied, and, of course, while it -remains so,' : the volume of business will light. le~l dO not', seem dispitded , to buy Wheat very freely, while therels a probability et - • a still further decline; and;the, same istrns . of both dealers and consumers of Flour. 'Provisioniiir • and in r :local demand but unchanged,' and , the same remarks. ' will apply,ll (Groceries.' Hay is 'consider- • ably firmer-and higher, under, the Inds , , erice ofreportS of a akcirt crop. • • . BUTTER-The demand is good, and the market ilrafthQUAh-srices are unchanged; • , ." we can report sales of prime. fresh . packed • at 28 thonghsonie dealers think they could. realize 30 cents if they only had it: EGGS-The supply keeps telly up to the „ demand and the ; marltet hrsteady , et 21, unchanged at 13 to 14 for- Western Reser** and Hamburgt 15 to 16 for 011ie Factory,' anci•lB,to 20 for Sweitzer- HAY-4s scarce and lirm • with Wes of 'new from country' wagons at $25 to $30.. , Prime (old) baletillaseithigat .125 tas23-- --- GRAIN-The Wheat market very irregular and 'unsatisfactory, and Is likely to remain so until the result of the . has bceri positively asetntillied;noone, we believe, predict any advance; seine think it possiblee - Present prices may be sustained, while others again, contend - .that it•mttst grt still Idwer. SoutheirhYlheat amino longer - be tinaught to this market .alit would cost mere than our millers are willing to. pay, ~ and they can buy for less money, nearer •home. ..We heard of &small sale of new • Red at $2.10; though the great proportion the sales duritig.the week were at. $2,20 to $2.25. Corn is firm but not quotably high er; sales of I car .nixed at 11,05; priate.:Yel low is held firmly at $1,1.0. -Oats arm and: in limited supply; sales on track and • •in elevator at 79 to 80. Rve is dull and 'loin', nal at; $1,40 to sl',4s`: - is too early as 370 to saymuch about new Barley;.we-believe, - !hoinsvet,Ahat there will be an ayeirage yield, and it is ( o . 6tiablee that prietst - . rule lower thAnlait,Yeey,... • • GAREN. APPLES-Are in good supply, and dull but unettangetkarlitto sssper to quality. • liill,L-FEED-Is steady with regular_ jabbing sales iaetbri;'at-sl,ollter $2 forfol l 4 dlings and $1,15 ‘ t0:51.,26 - foebran.,,„ - _ ASHES--SalesiSimmon Seda"&ehat-4*,..i '..l4kneit , ?, ll lX'Oc;. "Pearl Ash is still quoted - at LOc. FiG LEAD 'Sales of 250 pigs at, 10 1 4 c. SEEDS-There witivaithle ota bar - lesd tit t' Flatseed the ether day at '..s2,so,'but it, , would not Airing, much, If anything, over i -•• noW. :Inkling doing in Clover or Timothy' LARD OIL-Is still quoterai '11415 No. 2, and $1,„40 fur No. I. - PROVlSlONSatatoit:ii steady demand. ate 1334' tal3Ye' for Should, -ertr, • 160, t 016% for . Ribizoed,, --and .18 to - 18 1 A for:Clear Sides,' and 20)4 to 21e loir Sugar ured Hams. Lard; l 8 to 183ie. Dried Nief, 21 to 2INC. Mess Pork. v 8 .5 0 :t0 $ 2 9. SILT-Is dull and nominally unchanged MEM at $1,75 to $l,BO to the trade; and VZ for admit lots in store. ' FLO.T.TitThe Flopr.tnark.4 is , dull. jrat steady, and price: ' seem to be' well' stts-,' tabled._ Therdemand is very light, being restricted entirely to the , immediate wants of the home trade, and it is almost arkint ixiamibility to sell a round_ hit .at any thing, near quotations. We omtinue to quote, at 510 to 111450 for good to choice Spring, and .$ll for choice Minnesota: 510.75 to $ll for Winter Wheat, and $l3 to 114 for fancy' St. , Louis brands..: Bye Flour, 48,50 to $8,75:• • . . Ley' rewash tothe rittestirch ossette.l - ' ----- Cisciezii:ii, July 25.—Flour scarce and higher, with , family - at $1011 10 , 25 - Wheat " firm and in demand,' with red at 12,05a2,10 for No 2 and . 1 old winter; • new wheat sold 'at 0,05; the stock is light owing to the de mand from local millers. corn find; re celpti.9,l)oo bul3h; 88aglea in ear 4ttill are' very solace, arid- retailing at ,85c, but this price could not be sustained under liberal receipts.. Rye unchanged and firm lit 51,55. Cotton dull and-nominal .at 2tio 'fbr - add dlings. Mess Pork held firmly at 828,50. Bulk Meats in better deniand. with sales of 15,900 pounds at 1114 e for shoulders, and 12;40 for aides. Bacon , firmer at the close at 12%e for:shoulders; 16t,a1610 for clear ribs and clear bides. Laird bold at 180. and I with some demand at 17%c. Butter scarce and firm at 27a3.1e. Eggs at.l7!, alBc. Gro eeries unchanged and quiet. Clover Seed advanced 614113, nut little was to be had at this rate. Ray. unchanged at $14a16. Lin seed oil it 51,pfi. - ISlold •firm, at 142%, buy ing; the money market is easy and active. Whisky tn . demand • since- yesterday, at Which time the new.tax law went into op eration; •• dealers had all been out of stock, ind - the sales reached 4 1,000: bble at 40a45c,. in bondi closing strong at the latter rate; free atill,os: - • - • ' Afar► work Ory 9•Ofte Market. (By Telegraph to the elttabureh tialette.l New YORK, July , 25.--The market for cotton gods 'lnactive yet steady, at 17%0 for standard brown oheetings of poptar brands, b4a144 for best makes dark prints, 914' for printing cloths, 20 for new , styles of defaces, 28 for New York muslina,2Z for Wamslitta . „,44 for Tuscawara, 80 for Amos li.eag Denims, 80 for Amoskeag A Ticks, ;25.f0r • , B and 20 for' D ' Drandsl4, for' Ited Cro-s Wejans, 95 for Hadley Spool Thread, and 10 for Holyoke.. „ CRT Telegraph to the Plttaburgh oaten.: ST. Louis, July 25.—Live stock eattlo IN good demand at $3,25a7 gross. Sheep VIZ per head. Lambe 111,50a4. ....2400 14,707 40,041 627,541 ClricitvWl Market. Bt. Louts Cattte Market.
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