6.
IRON WORKS.
JAE. VTazi - ice.PriiiPt. W. P. POBTIII4 8110 W
pITTSWTRGU FORGE
AND IRON CO"
iiaanlrA=mcas or
•
Bar Iron; A
Itailroad , rish liars and
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered,
.LocomatitiVe Frames;
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Rods;
. Yokes, Straps;
. Piston Iteadill; -
13knuptboist sham: . .
Steasiboat Cranks;
Pistilli Rods; Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars,
Orace, No. 177 PENN STREET,.
PITTSBURGH,
GAF, 1311FERS & CO.,
• IiASTPACTMI.V.II2 OP
Bar, Hoop and Sheet Iron,
WROUCHT IRON;
rou Welded Tubes for (las, Steam,
Water, &e.
OIL WELL TUBING.
Offioe, 98 Water and 15 4 .. i First Stree4l.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
ja29:e211
TrENSINGTON IRON 'WORK'S.
LLOYD . & BLACK,
Best Comusioncitelitied,.Qiiarceal
JITNI.A.TA BLOOMIRON. •
mIESCHANT BAR, HOUND and. SQUARE IRON.'
HWY, BAND, and ANGLE IRON: •
BODESIPLATE and SHEET IRON. • •
MOWER AND REAPER BARS. • '
„CYLINDER and GUARD or FINGER IRON.
SMALL T RAILS,_
_MO and 18 Ws; to the yard; •
WROUGHT-CHAIRS and SPIKES for sante.
FLAT RAILS,
_Punched and' ConnteuituilL. , .
COAT, SCREEN IRON. , • • -- - r
MAILS AND SPIRES. ! - '
Warehonee and Mice at 'the Wog". GRItEN•
OURIT STREET, (a continuntion of Fleet street,)
adjoining the City Gas Werke, Pittsburgh.
EVERSON, PRESTON &
' • Pennsylvania Iron Works.
Warehouse, Nol,--1138and1107 SMUT,
-opposite Monongahela-House, •
- at4l:d6 PITTSBURGH'. : .
• .
STEEL WORKS:
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS. :
"
SINGER, MICK it CO;
Prrit63l7lll3lll; PA.;
Manufacturers of,every description of
. _
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
ELLIPTIC AND SI I;;LATF - iFtPrelif
4XF4ES. STEEL TIRE.
Warehouse, 83 :Water and 100 First Sta.
aple:o67 .
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN.
- OBITBRAL PAYMIHB:
WM. 317,TCALF,1 _REUBEN MILLICES
6/fO. W. BABE, 'CHAS;
E&RTNIII{ 7 I3. M. IL&R.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
PM ELD- - Ear., semis & PArtarari,
Oface,..No. , 339 . Lll?prty , st !
lITTETUJIGH,, PA.:"
flill:d48
BLACK 'DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK 'BROTIEEIViV
Mi!unfaetniirs'of ill deseriplinis of ' lu
/ • \
Once sineWarehonae,_ 131CCOliD
and 119 and 121 F1.121T. EITAFaiaII3,
prrrsisimaii.
HARDWARE.
NEW' HAADVARE Boom ;
LINDSEY, STEREIT & EITWEE,
Ifuuthxbnrers sad liporters of
13. e 4. Mit 121 W It 3,E ,
CUTLERY, &C.
337 LIBERTY STREET,
COHJSTICE OF WAYNIC,
One Square Below 15-uleln Depot,
PITTSBURGH.
A - Agents foi 11,!#uzaris.
GLASS, bmN A. OtTTLERir:
100 WOOR:Mintii •
AIR
QUERNOWARE, -,
ozi*as• ri.Lrap weans,
PART-A.ll' STATITEtTES,
BoKalAir,B4oo,
And other STAPLE AND FANCY
' GOODS, 1 grest'varlety.
100 WOOD STREET.
gi.d.l-iiitp E. BREED &
100 WOOD STREET.
LITHOGRAPHERS.
BENJAMIN SINGABLE. • ' pima? cnams.
CLEIS, Suctemors
PRACTICAL umerimpaapszsa.
The only Steam Lithographic Establishment 'West
of the Mountains. Business Cards, Latter Beads,
Bonds, Labels, Mew Cards, Diploma s, rostra. its„ nows,-Ctertlflostas of Deaosits. Inyita-
MCards. ES, Hos. TA and 4F Tatra And,
bu r gh. • ,
11 -X 0 ) I r:10
A „A,
MORTON STREET, Nizdh Ward,
.PrTTSUITIELOII.
THOMAS IL MILLER, President.
These Works are among the largest anc most
Zomplete establishments la the West, and are mew
prepared to tarnish . .
Engines, of every deeeripilles.
Boilers, eil Tasks.
Sheet' Iron *ark.
` • ')lttilrotal ( ( mastitis*. •;:.
'Bolling-111111'Faatitage. • • •
Engine Castings.
Machine Castings.
.
stici!• -
-.;,•
eisi ea*n
i. , ..
Gen - fILIOITAI3
' iIDEB.B K
-s•
21.4:42'69
NATIONAL: FOUNDRY
N
ANDI PIPE WORKS..
Pprner Carroll • and Smallman Streets,
• • (NINTH WApay).
, • . PrI"M'S - 131TItGlts
• .
_ _ .WILSNITII
3fanufaoairOr of •
CAST' IRON BOWL PIPE,
YOR GAB . LND WA.TXII WOREIL.
l ai f iM P . e i a ll r f e eel l lelt e rther n ."AVlJl l .=.7)l
Genegul Clisthtts for Gis and Water Works.
would call the Srlntendento J lB:tlo ttoEmttggm.
- r -
L. 0. UTING&TON.W. 11.1001.T;11..ASSOBINgON.
IV/N(4Bl ' ON co.,
IRON xicrimmts
/WiIIFAPTUTPER•I 97:
- ' . zz, i l7+7 ± E 5a:GAT. , .Q.A427210.13,
1 1.11 deleriptione, for PWiabers and Gee ,Pttters; hkg
?Lei:Mural Implemeete, Cotton' MA - wowed Mil l
c : 11 / 1 1 141 7a;ktiritpromptly.atteed dto ,-- •
.thlee and :itirorke--*Af3iERGET'Oi ATZNOZ,
*ear Outer Depot, Allegheny Olt",
R Ai. OWNSON, BEA r r CO •
ot ._
_
EnbC anon to BoiliFoON. mixt .
WASHINGTON WORSE,
FouNDERsANIZMAcifiIiIStI4IPITISIRIR6ii t i
iiran4itzrers of Bestre w i r tattr u aar . r Steant
Shaf«pa Y Caatin droorjp i ti neva Wanks a ibearinf
Stlll9foller and Sgeet Iron work. •' • ,
.OlD n ait atir rei l t . es , t . and firit i htlelde JEO lr i t
leilentr Boners. .., 4 , • - np52., •
Arm Bt 111 TC FOUNDRY.
Butler Streit, /GUM
(091te.itnIszi Inn 119.14,)
PITTSBURGH.
RoM4ig 114:11
THIMBLE SKEINS AND. PIPE BOXES,
, . .
MACHINERY AND CAl3 ' 'GENERAL.
Orders
Cl
Merges reaaonable. •
•F I BBII4T NACKUSA
CM7MMA
BERLIN FOUNDRY.
:1 3 RICK''&•SIMS.
Office and Warelionse, E s ir9o4 Street.
ktallidiCtaie aaikee• coiiaiautlY on.hand
Thinible, Skein and Piie 13,oxeN
_ rt .
*l:ml , l'l442:a:lm morns, •
t ..1 EITIGAR. NETTLICS, HOLLOW' WARS,
And Nat:Lags generally. ■ • • • : ye
T HOMAS. CARLIN' & CO.,
hurth ;Ward Foundry aid ItOine %flu,
LuiD6my err., masonsNr 'ern%
.
Mattilnetnraii 0 fliaitilllntlaenaltt Peeue4 Put
' 'Shafting', Geist and.liaw.ldur Wort, BoMos
Hanil_plaehine Casting!. Grate Bars, Weights,
attait oxelv.taeo Build ..to eider and have on
tivazaii • et anal:es. • nrtlents
( - TIMBAL FOVIIIIIMIP
D RoLCV4Mittliv"
11_0
4P BAGALEY.
, •
~1 -01 / 1 1 1.Ittllcastiw, .0 rqhecl e:
E t
, XTON MACHINE WORKS.
: lestamrasamx. fie . 1838.. y, • 1111;:i. .;
IIIIII10,01"rarkfrZAM ENGINE/3 2 Mei
and of the molt
, red• patterns+Dr a qatlonary
/lexposes; SW "143 'tad MB=
30AT8.21e, wart sr 10: Is and orse'polter
ENGINE, wltlab will be sold 'at very reduced
prices.
; P. pfliiirstiit; cirensvino; O. •
PM* miles below llttebt!rgA.9u she Ohio alyeriqu_oid
Jim of C. d P. Pogaiz
"LUMBER:.
LUMBER! ;.k MB
.
ALExANDER, PATTEMON I
YARDS Nii c so Freble Ftreet forineily Itanchealei,
lio.:lslßebeoes street 'opposite Gas Works,
ALLEGHENt , •
DEALER lA', ALL ELVES •OF
Bough Lumplr,
Flooring,' • • Donn. • •
'-Weatherboarding, Haab,
`Shingles, • u •• 5, ' Sionldinga,•
Frin a d a leth iA slTln P e_ ° .. tl4 _ . •„
zsistCK. TILE and CLAY. allSwor
.
'FoßT'Priff LUMBER COMPANY
•. , capital, " $ 125,000.
PnistbzicTAILDWARII - DITHRIDGIC. ,
• BzcssTAßT—T. A. WRIGHT.
60111341XTBADLNT-4DW. 1?4 , 1130N•
ZetwArdliailson,, •IL. P. Duncan;
Jo no Mellon, , V; Dlthrldgo, •
W. - • 'if.' Malone,
' • B. H. Johost,o*.
I.v - imam TARD—Coraer of BiITLE23'4 ND AL.
L.seHIENT.STIIMSTII;NUG.h Ward.
bston -
Elt corner. AT IrGRIF ,FITTGLABB Wallik-
Ft. - • • • 101:3111
043 AND: - c
"OM Kw morns— --woe. LAYS =NAT sus.
JO NM. C°°P11411:14:101v7:
RUMS Ing1)=1,8,;,
'I3AB AND STEAM , TITTERS,
Iffereiniitartre orPITMPEI AND 3R4EB WORN. '
SvE 4,lAvilmiohL 4 . e.Ajp_rt
_ . ln cies rurennlis'
.
Corner of and Walnut Streets,
• PITTSBURGH, •
my15:40."
?IRON BROKERS. '
SALMIUIKL
rELON. BR,OHIZEL,
124 Pli.ls;t .Street, Piftabargh, Pa.
Agent for the Isle of CoraaraLt. Dongbenere, Je
eePhLue, Danes:mon, Stanhope, Glendon,
and other breeds of An lunette. Tedild•ltheer
Coke and C. B. Chateeal
moors.
iiiumnitio sat e:tiats 4 1.
PITTSBURGH GA rtrnt: 'TUESDAY, JUL! 28, 1868
NARnmt% swim'
BOILER, STILL AND TAfl
A WORKS. ,
-
CARROLL & SNYDER,
111•21137ACTORIMECOr
TUBULAS;,pousix-rt.trzn Tinturan, yrea-
BOX ANJ cYLINDEB STEAK BOTIJIM4. -
OIL !STILLS AND OIL TANKS, -
OHIMNEY94 . .IIBII6CHING PANS, •
PA.NB, !SALT - ,a 2p3-, pup.
nraiszns; •
Ernum paggs, giutournals, • AIM MN,
(
BRIDGES;
papos DOORS AIM 'COAX; SIVDTIOr . •
Office mina' Warehtnute , Earner • Illeeond,
Third; JilhoTtanct Llbei:E7 Streets,
PATTSBURGIi, Pa. - •
ESE
Sir Ordere sent to. the' ahevi Weems' 1,111:: her
promath attended to.' ' mh7:189
WM. MARNHILL & •
BOILER MAKERS. -
AND SHEET IRON 'WORKERS,
NOB. 20, 22, 24 AND 28 PINN
Having secured a large yard end _ftLrnished It with
the most apnroved machinery, we are prepared to
manufaeture every description of BOILERS In the
beat manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes ,, Locoinotive' Boilers, Condensers,. Bal l
Pans, Tanks,Oil Stills,- Agitators, Settling 'Pans,
Boiler Iron.;Bridges, - Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of BarnhllPs Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. WS:el
JAMES M. 111 TEE,
Noe. 85 ati'd 5E3 Water Street,
_ • PlTTSittracat i ,PA.,
mixorscroosea or
IRON - OIL TANKS,
SETTLING' PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
,41.11 d RECEEETRON OUR. •
' •f s' -1 For 13titasaboits.,
resin M. ititipi ' '' .; • '' -
leiniitini D. sausa:
JABED M. BRIT6III 4 SQL
.; „: ~
„ . /111.111111FACTITRIEB or . ,
gaillil )16146; 'oiti Stillo;l_TaikEL.
— "SHEET IRON 'WON; &O.
61 Tenn .9,freet ,„.P,,bmvi+,...ra.
.. 1511E T 1 7;0 4 SO, i t g1* 0 . 0 ..4 ii !
•
•
lIANIIFACTUEIRB OF
. . .
EiteiXin'.PO4C - rB, 'Qii Stills, ~ T 1 21410,
A3ioEriii 0.62.1 irOhiL,ot ail ki:int;.
' itertitt Street, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh,
Sint: .....---,. ,_ -.., -- ,z -.1 Ti-'— ~
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
coon stovEs.
:CET THE BEST.:
c9:Ne :
• TRIUMPH; -
. •
FOB BITUMIHO rrs i coAL..
Warranted to . Cook; Bake - or Boista4
well is any other Store; inthe Union.
;, • ,
BT. ,STLT, & CO.,
I!.To. , 0"815-1.iibeAy street:
ATeo on /Land and for . . ,
PARLOR ' ' - •
BEATING STOVES,
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS,
R
• • - • COOKING ANOES.
EST PLACE in the city
A, TO THIS ' It • t
TRIUMPH COOKINO STOVE,
No. 141 .! I PAT, 1 1 9 "7 / ;/: _
Ye: P. C. DUFFY.
* aoa r r
.1W7A1 . . a FONG AND KING,.
•
:Conuilealon Merchants and Mrokeis In .
it 04ZELL'S
PArrsislunelli PA.
"iiime.DEL2* Ateiniiss„ .
. 0017, 'MARINO, KING A' CO.,
127 Walsall, Street.
Thcli •
*: . 'COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DI:ALM/el:14 . •
Pitrolaum and its Produdisil
Pittsburgh 001ce—DALiELL , r BUILDING, cor
ner of Daquissne Way Sad IpriiistrUets.
~PhlladclphlaO~oe-Isil WALNUT BT.
"spi:w3o
JACOB WEAVER, At*, &
Oil Commission Jobbers,
No. 3 DUQUESNE WAY, will bnylind ben 'Ortele
and Relined - 01L, Lubricating, Tar Benslne and
Cooperage. Our long experience !tithe Petroleum
trade enables us to offer unusual facilities and - in,"
ducetuents to operators. As heretofore, we are der
termined to make it the Interest of buyers and eel
len le give us a call. Parries , having (Moltke sale.
are cordially invited to bring their wimples,
L."11:q .
_ • .
PURE WHITE . " BURNING ... Orli
'11 7 01%74,i ,
ONION 2s• 2 thillarule• 2l 64ll POOR*
•
FIIRIOTURZ,.: .
118.: • PRACTICAL 11,8 4;
FURNITURE .MANUFACTURERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LEMON St. WEISE,
rirc).- us vovitpri wriammus.
.clitark on Hang every variety of - PASLUlt'aud
ClZrartme,t ;of reduced;
Thofeln want of anything in our lino are cordially
ylred to call before purchasing.
work guaranteed.
1 1 1 1n22:70, •ICAMIN Vi _
AAE KITPERIOIt
OXIETED,,MILL EI)I[I3LTING WOLID,
EII3TISBErIII4I-1.
PARKi . McCORDY & CO..
•
11anut1etureis
co rleStnina. Brasiers. and Be l .
Copper, Presled per Bottoms Raised BUB. Bot
toms Bpelter *ride . Also, hilpo, • rye Dealers
InMetal, 'DM Plate, Sheet . Iron, %my&o. non ,
stoutly on nand 'Miners' Machines a, mia,
Warehouie, No. 140 FIRST wPRP,,, , and too
inRCOND WrßEET,Pittaburgti.
linl.
BPonial artdan of popper ant to any desired I Da.
i' UllyWeetidier
COPPER.
'_;W:igret/aL;
MEI
•••••••••• e
BIT 1117- - "lEtTilliki COELNY,
NO.' 169 Wood Street,.
CAPITAL, :C : : $200,000.
, . .
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
AEALEYSIN
GOVERMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
• ;
INfERES • ..;SLOWED ON TIM 'DEPOSITS.
Collection', made' on. aII aeceasibbs palette In the
Vatted States and Canadas. •
DIIIIECTORS
7. Heidettir; -
James Gordow,
D. Wallace,
E. Fawcett,
BAWL. IisCLIIRECAN,
D
-BEY TO .
.
No 2'
I
--------
.. ; .
cernu; t
LEST WILSON. Cashier.
)3 laßtFirir SWAT: •
i oITTSDB4GH,
:" $200,000:
DIRECTORS. ' '•
y r : El . H. t t
on
,
Geo.q. Van Doren.
'IL J. 'T.Tech,
John Murdoch, Jr.,
William Espy,
Samuel. Bar kley, ,
iGENEItAL tANKING BUSINESS
•
TRANSACTED
°collections made on all soeemlble polnts'la the
United lltatee and Cansda.
Intermit Allowed on lime Deposit&
UNITED STATES SECORITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
H. J. L
. 1011ACH, President.
ozo. vim DOREN, Cashier,.
0070:4;0040:4:410;t0wasnollftwaittils:4
w!oNilli - ',#A.wi.(l,._-.pll,l,ilmcg:,
Car; of Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PATTMERBOIN...e- ' F -IPrealdiest
Jofit. ) /1. KILL .
CA ITAL, : : $500,000.
IDEMECTOESi
George W.1. 5 1,4m,
1 James McCandless,
Wm. Douglaa,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,'
Wa. H. Brawn,
;`Chas. Lockhart, '
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. S. Haven,
Wier
„
• , sp9x42.
; Ins°9uNTsr..
- n - ART, cm:l44loa & etf.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Strolls,
• fl
" PlT'rel3Ullo.l.l. PAL,.
WpcCE2BO RS TO HANNA, ' HAT k• tit). j
1) " 0 1/. 2 t • • ; t •
Exchange, coupons,
mad particular attentti e pr parchase and
COVENNNiENI 4 BONDS.
Sight Drafts on 'London.
myi:sB2
N . 11( M 3 / 811 qi 8 9
3EIILN3ZKM
57 Market Strept,_,
;1T p `," vf
rorx-ra7s - suitiali, PA.
•z 7 -
Collections visas on all the principal pOlnta of the
United,Stales 'and Caimans. • r
Stoqui, Bonds and eti4er. &wales
BOUGHT AND SOLDON COMMISSION.
rartleatar attention paid to the parehase sad
Vaited States SeOttrities.
'T
ESTERN gAL ' ' GE . r :
d•
No. SOPOsiitli Street.
CHARTERED 1868.
Xnterest pima on
Alflt SUM 'I2XCEIVILD 113,014
- ONE DOLIAR.UPWARD.t.,.
DIFPOB* BUISJJECT TO ORZCIE. „WITHOUT
• , I.I4VBREST.,,
DlocokritiTially at 12 o'clock.
ProsidenWYHOMPSON -; BELL- -
Yioetresiitent--A. m, MABKULLL.
DIAJICTOLtd:
TT#pWiPSON BELL., I A. M. MARSHALL,
JOB. DILWORTII. JOS. ALONE. . •
J. J. OlLLEsrilir • -
Stweiholdera taYWhotis we
Wm..Foreythe, . • •
Wm. Caldwell,
Wl]lls 1)&1201,
D. , W; C. Fildwell;'
Fulton, ,
make reference:
Joseph Dilworth.,
Rev. David Kerr,
gear) Lambert..
A. Brown,
Thomas Kwlnc
MECHANICS' SAVINGS HANK,
No. 14 Smithfield Street, ,
FITT#BUSGH,
INTEREST PAID ON -DEPOSTIR., ANT SUM
RECEIVED FROM ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.' ' De-
rreired'aubject to check, withext Interest. ,
JAMES BLACKMORE, President. •
GEO. D. TINGLE. Secretary andTreaeureri •
JAMES H. 110PiCINS. Solicitor.
TRUSTEES: -
J htelosore; 'Jsainia 11:•ILIpktani, - •
Alex. Tindle, James Down,
Deane , . Bridsnii*,. .
-*. Cabhaa, Robert Wray. - ' •
• John, vans, •• ,
PIANOS. oRckANA;IO;),.
-porn !rat
Jur - car. PIANO AND :01101114, •
Schomakker's:thitd Pian o ,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE 'ORGAN.
The 80110MACKICIA eLANI.I - combines' all the
latest v.-ill:able tinproveinents known lu 'the con
struction of a first dna instrounent, and has:always
- beep awarded the ulghest premium w herevtir ek
-hiblted. its tone ht full, s t rorous and sweet. The
workmanship, for ddrahlll y and beauty, surpass
all uthers. Prices from $3 to $l5O, (aooording to
style !And finish, i cheaper thun all other so-oallod
And class Plano. • -_
ISTIPS OUTTA'ffV , OIII.i4N '
Stands st the head of tai teed iiintriiinenta la pro
ducing the most perfect pipe imam, or orany.
siodiur instrument, to the United StaLeb• Ms sim
ple and eouipactin - constructlon. aurl - not Uhl, to
get out 01 order. ~ , L • , r.
CAItPENTERIS , ;PATENT "VUY ROMAN A
TREMOLO . ' Is only to ..be found in this Organ,
Price from *lOO to 1550. AM guaranteed for
years. •
BARR Y ' IKNAJCE OVETTLER,
r No. 12 MT. (MAI kt STREET.
SECOND VIAND
MODEONK AND DittiAloas
Ia PerfeS, °oder. from aa cu *ll3O
l.t
d rin:k r •
fifth at., Si Mt d
our shove W.d.
R. •
.
• ~- - a&ruma, •
gorngrr of - Wood and FilthtStreeta.
COURIMENT III) Linke R. I. BOSDS,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought on the Most favorable terms. Sells LET
TERS OF CREDIT and DRAFTS st salable in any
part of Europe. .
DEPOSITS received subliet to cheek, or INTER
EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
BE
L•
EES - T. * BRADY CO.
Corner Fourth and. Wood •
•3EI .Ik. ,
BITE AND BELL ALL HINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SEOURMES i -
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE * TERM.,
• . .
7 - 430 ' S CONVERTED
INTO THE ,
NEW 5-20 COUPON .BOND.
':.llr Interest Aliowed on Deposits.
sir:MOWED LOANED ON GOVERNMENT
BONDS, and otker liproved collateral,-at lamest
market rates. •
Orders executed for the Prirchnee. and
lode 'et' STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD;
JAMES BRADT & CO.
Jno. C. Maher.
Robt:.ll./11.ng,
AndreweMlller,
.James M. Bailey.
BAlinK,
io.tl
FINAMCE .ND • TRADE.
OFFICI&OF tram Pirrenuttow G4arermit,.
•' . MONDAY. July zr; 1888.
Government i bonds
,edVanced . to-day
about 14 per cent, in syrnpathy with the
rise in pit& 3 theit'id , friareasinii
investment demar" limited, however, to
.
small ametints and trust funds. The last
bank statement Of aqtiiv . York city is- un
favorable' ;;to a further rise of bonds, sd
though,gold may advance. It is only tbe
old (fdreign) bonds that practically move
up and with either the rise and fall
, of gold, or foil?, the movements of the
bond market in Frankfort and London.
The inactivity Of business, however, this
season maileep up a "stead; demand- for
bonds, and thus prevent a rapid decline'
.whetynoney is withdrawn.froar."the .east
terrebving;the
.products of the west. If
.:congresi WoUld adjourn without interfer
ing with the mode of paYing of bonds be
fore they are'ue, natiCh idle , capital would
be used in the purchase of - bonds, and thus
prevent a decline, which would otherwise
be inevitable.:
Cashier
The goldmarket stiffed to-day t 0144%,
with a strong upward tendency. The
continued-helm : exports of coin points to
wards higher, quotations for gold before
cotton shipments can be made.
Stocks weze'. - firm,lalling at noon,• but'
closing strong and higher, with an ad
itn.*.si of atiOut 34 to pe'r cent. , The dull
hess Of business draws manya...pan to
Wall street and speculating of all sorts; so
stock may-rule; higher than anybody ex
peCted. Cleveland Sc Pittsburgh, New
nrork Centril; Erie. Fort Wayne and the'
Wabash shares were - higher, bubtlieNorth
Western 81Mres are dopreesed, Eicpress.
stook-ware Improving. • • ,
RS,.
kfollof Is in full supply, bat no cliange
in busine,ss.- - • •-
'ClosiUg ghotations as received bylll. R.
illkertz, were as folloVrtn: -
Gold,' 143%;,,4881 bonds, 115 1 , 1 4; 5.26;4862,
il4y. 1864 do, 111 3 '• 113frVdtil - 1143W,'
,1116 - 6 Aid 1867, 109%; Ten Forties; 108 % ;
. /3evel'i Thirties, 1083 i, P.il• - ;
New, 'York ' Central, 135; Erie, 68%;
Michigan Southern, Cleveland- it.
Pittsburgh, 89 % ; Northwestern, conirbon,
tif4 ; Preferreqi ) B2s;_chisrm Or Rock - L -
land, 108; 4 Fittsburgh dr, Fort Wayne,
'rl6%; Ohio (lc Mississippi CertifLcateS,.39l.4;
Merchaits Union Ekiiiel4; 2 1 13iiiiiesiern
Erniol4 Telegraph; 35%.; Corp l imit , 30; chtick-,
Wilier, 28%; Quartz Hill, 1,15.
D111;1 . '11'11 OIL COIWARY.—Wei learn rum
private sources that - the Whiell the
Company has put down on lot No. 175, is
producing about 10(f.barreis4f-Jaiieridity.
two ether wells are being bored by the
Company on favorite oil territory. which
will be tested during the month of Auctst.
If thesso.iehall als:U. prove successful, the
product of the Company's own wells added
to the rnyalty it receives from its lessees
will render it one of the most prosperous
in the,oll'regions. --- • -
t—ClOsing quotation& iecelved biJiiries T.
Brady dr, Co.:
Gold, 144%;.13. 6..6'6;1881'1; 115%; 5-20 1 a,
1862;114x; 5-20'a, 1864, 111%;5:.20'a, 1865,
112%; 10-40's, 108%; 5-20* 4 Jannary ' and
Ju1y,.?60, 109 1 ,;; 5-20's, January and July,
109%; June 7-30'6,- 108%; July 740's,
109%; Mity Comp., 1865, 119,-30.
ME
c*lirrgtAL Lll/E-41 ; OCk'
• .
ithmicit blet+ltis Prrrswinieit (/ezarrpz;
MONDAY, July 27, 1868.
1 . - • OATT3.I._
) 1 'there was ageih T a tali tiupplybt 1 Catttri
on sale to-day, and while there were but
; few left over unsold,. qui : Market = was a
little slow, and prices ruled lower than last
Week. the quelitY, of ihe'Cititie r rnuei
'below the average Of the past six months;
for 'the Aatinilx;r, them weie fe*?;r
' l gedit . battle than we have seen this
year, and': hutchera,,eepecially those who ;
4 i
are called .iirst-elass," eklierienced greet
difficulty fu getting the kind Of stook suit
able' for their custom'. 4s we have already.
, remarked, however, priees, compared with
last week, ruled lower; then we had sales
of prime cattle reported at Bc, while te-claY,.
7 %e le.the highest figure we have reported.
'We uresunie that extra, had there have
' :heCti any such on sale, would have brought
eight cents, but this cannot be taken as a
tair criterion of the market, and we would
"say to our friends In the country that they
Must not come here expecting t i , realize
tha:t figure unless they bring very tine fat
stock. Prime, fat retailing cattle sold to
day at from 73, to 73;, and medium do at
614 to 7. ' Stock cattle ran g e from 334 to
MC, according to quality and condition.
We suppose,-that taking the whole num
ber of Cattle sold, the average price would
not run hatch above 5% or 6c. Prime Cat
tle ruled from a r t. % lower than last
wook, and it is probable that there was a
still greater differentia on the common
grades. The majority of the cattle on sale
were from Ohio and ,Pennsylvania. with a
fair number from Indiana and Illinois.
We quote the following sales:
C. A, Thayer sold 23 head bulls to L.
-
Shamberg , at 3,50, and 17 head fairish
Western Reserve steers and heifers to
Moses 4.t Co. at 5,50.
W. C. Thrasher sold 20 bead Western
Reserve bulls to_L. Stuimbera at 3,50.
Stootz t Co. wholesaled 17 head fairish
Logan county (Ohio) cattle to Moies & Co.
at 6%. •
Fairall to Rambo 15 bead gtiod Indiana
heifers and steers at 6.
Turner & Reed to -Greenwald & Kahn 21
head from Columbiana county (Ohio)
at s,sr. .
Greenwald "& Kahn sold 22 bead to Ram
bo- at :6,75: 2 4 to Hatzburg at 6,25, and re
tailed 30 Ohio stock at 5,50 to 7,50.
,;.11232.1i1w00d & Blackstock sold 22 head Of
Belmont county, Ohio, stock for Shomaker
Horner at 5,50 10 7.50. ,
Lohman & Zeigler wholesaled 19 head of
nice, smooth Green county steers to Moses
Jr. Co. at 6;ls—averaged - 1000 lbs;the same
firm retailed r ll head. •
L.& Y. Sliambeig sold
.0 bead of Wash
ington county steers, averaging 1,300 i to.
Moses & Co. at 7,75; same to aims, from
from
same place, averaging 1000. at 6%.
Johnattian Davis sold 10 head heifers at
5%, and 22 steers at 6%.
Beeler said 6 head Butler : county steers
at S4O per head.
Fowler & Co. 10 head Lawrence county .
stock at 4 to 5. • ,
Peter Hartman 20 head Green comity
steers and- heifers at 4 to 7.
Holmes, Lafferty & Co. CO head mixed
stock at 4to 6. ;
S. Marks & Bro. 64 head Illinois and Ohio
stock at 6 to 7,50.
S. Traurtnan 40 bead Illinois and Penne-
Sylvania stock, at 5 to 7,75.
L.'& J. Shamberg retailed 11 head Wash
ington county stock at ,5,25 to 6,25.
Myers at Needy 75 head Licking county
(Ohio) cattle at 5% to 7,75. -
• Butler sold 5 head Beaver county stock
at 4,50 to 6,40. /
Gorman sold 9 headiof 'Lawrence county
steers at E3O to 445 per head.
L. Rothcbilds reports having
_retailed 27
head mixed. Ohio stook at 6 to 7,50.
Kraui& Haas 33 head at 5,75 to 7,75:
M. Verner soldl9 head cows and steers
at 5 to 7.
' Jas. McAllister sold 23 head of Western
Reserve caws and heifers for L. Taylorht---'-
5,q to 6. z, . ,
-Keefer ::ri3porta 18 head Washington
Imlay - steers at 5 to 6,25. , .
Liebman de Zeigler bought '9 Iteid Green
county stock at 5,40. • ••- -
Nicholas Carr sold 20'head for Morgan &
lkulholm at. 5,25 to 7,50.. - _ • •
Dolan &re. rePoilir hindiag sold 20 heed
Chicage stock at sto s,2s—very 130111MM:1. '
Hedges et Taylorsold 32 head for Middle- - -
worth at 6,75; 36-for Eldott at -6,50 to 7,50; 22':
head Cows and heifers for Timmons at fO/ 8 ;,
19for Duhlariat 5 'to ag, and "WholeSaled
20 head cows and steers - (or park to . Verner
at $55 pear head; '
The whole number of cattle reportedsold
aggregated 864' head, • and as there were
several lots of "tail-ends" unsold, we.have
no doubt that theirs: were over 900 head
sale. Had it - not' beeki for an nnustudly
large number of eastern buyers, the mar
ket would) doubtless have been the hard
est One of the season.
ilintElP AND i.AMBS.% ~
• : • t • -,
The number of Sheep on sale to-day, wag
considerably larger than last week, though
the supply, particularly of goilll fat Sheep
was Very light, and as a consequence, prices 5.
for this partiehlar kind, if Anything ruled • •
even higher than last week. We are cog
nizant of some very fine fat Sheep havin,g
been sold at 6 eta gross, which is tho high- t
est figure we had reported for some weeks.
Lambs may be quoted at 31 to - 3,25 per
head.
-Stakely et Bro. sold in-all 200 head; at
$1,50 to 32,50 per head for - s• Lambs and 31,50 -
to $4 for Sheep. ' • - •
Fowler Et Co. hid in all 300; Sheep sold at- "
'51,50 to 33,75 per head, and Lambs at 60 ots
to $3,25. ' '
• Jacob Rynn'sold for Clark, 105 head of
Sheep 3t 31,75 to $2,75 per head. - • •
Eme v. 60 bead of Sheep at 31,75 to $4,75
per he a; and 40 Lambs at $1,25 to $1,75.
1 M Humes 70 head from Beaver Co.; sold
at $1.50 to $3 per heat. and Lambs at $_1,50,.
to 32,50. ' _
Adam :Eckert, hold <3B head of "tail
ends" out of a drove of 145, owned by Ser
geant at $1,40 to $.1,90 per head. *. c,
John McAllister, sold 20 head of Lambs,
for Robinson at $2.25 V) $2,85.
..._. Bannon sold 88 head for Allen; Sheep at
2,76. to $1,50 and Lambs at $1,75. .- • ••
Wm. Adams had-a .drove 431 Allegheny •
,Co. Sheep' Oz. "stile, "the best . of which
brought 6.ota per pound. - ' •
There Tiiici` - frititeritil`, linpiiiiv*ent -- t - 0 -
nottrin the retail demand for Hogif- as yet,
hough\os . the weather begins tpget.coolee, -
fresh Do'
fresh 111 tet More inquired Mi.. .We' 4 , -
lontinh .to', iiuol4:tze a retell way at 9 . to ,
Postelwait-wholesaled•Cf tiead tWEitier
iek Co. at .9 cts. -
_ -.,)
mimm'
ZSF
CE OF THE PITTEBITROK GAZILTTI4
lkinsukt; July„ 27,
There•is evidently more life and bony- .
anoy in tlie - tolici - Of the general markets,
though the volume of •busineSs in thd ag
gregate continues light::. ;Once commercial •
'matters assume a more settled aspegt, and
the reault in regard to the hirvest has been
pretty generally developed;,: we look-for a
decided improvement in business, and this --
is..the opinion ,of business men more- gep
orally. " A.
BUTTERIs steady with a demand folly
up to the supply, and prices are well sus
tained, ranging from 28 to 30.
EGGS-Continue rather dulk, quoted
generally at 21c,
CHEESE—Is quiet and unchanged at 13
GI 14 for Western Reserve and Hamburg,
15 t 01.6 fbr Ohio Factory, &Ad 18 to 20 for
Sweitzer. • • • •
PROVISIONS—Bacon is in steady de.
demand at 1334 to 13 , c for Should
ers; 160 to 16x . for Ribbed, and 18 to
isq for Clear Sides, and 20% to 210 -for
Sugar Cured Rams. - Sale of 15 hilds Rib
bed Sides; to qo to Baltimore, at 16U, deliv
ered there. • Lard, is quoted firm at 18/ to
IBXo. Mesa Pork, f ..450 to ;29. Dried: ,
Beef, 21 to 21%c.
LARD OIL-4s :.thre. bqt unchanged At
gi,ls f or No . 2, mi1:141,4014 No. I. • -
I .GREEN.APPLES—Are in good supply,
though mostly of on inferior quality; we:-
now quote at *4 to 14,50 and $5 per bbL
SEEDS—Flaxseed- is. nethinal at- 10,,
none in 'nukes. No movement , in Clover
or Timothy Seeds. " , • • •
common Soda Ash at-434:
Refined do Sc. Pearl Ash is .still quoted.
at 10o:
.PICOLEAD--,Stdes at 11fUe.. •
,• •LIKEr:-sales et 12 per bbl. ' ,
t GßAlN'iliere are.. no new feature& In
\ regard to the Wheat market worthy of
epecial notice, and we continue • to ql4ofe
prime Red' at $2 16'§2,25„ for both new and
old.. Oats market somewhat , excited, un
der the influence of ditntnished arrivals and
a light suPplv; Ave haVe ^ saLes reported on
track'at s 2 to 83e, and some holders' are
asking 85c. Rye .ig nominal.. at-81,1f) to,
$1,45.' ;Corn is Rubtlid. ,it $1,05 for utiiitd,
and $1,09 to $l,lO for prime Yellow,
SALT—Ie dull and noulinallyunchanged
at 51,75 to $l,BO to the 'trade, and fr 2 for small
lots in store.
MILL FEED—IS - steady with' regulai
jobbing sales in store, at $1,90 to $2 for mid-
Wings and $1,15 to $1,20 for bran.
POTATOES—In steady demand and
at $1,75 to $2 per bushel.
FLOUR—Is quiet and unchanged,
in alt respects. We continue -to quote
at $lO to $10,50 -- -for good to choice
Spring, and $ll for choice Minnesotafflo,7s
to $11,50 for Winter Wheat, and $l3 tasl4
for fancy St. Zonis brands. Rye Flour; 118,60
to $8,75.