6.
IRON. WORKS.
JAS T '10in5r.34pre.23..........W. P. POwrim,
VITTSBITIIGH FORGE
AND IRON C 0..,
• , NAN-ErrivrtriumS Or.
•
Bar Iron; • .
P 'ilroad Flth Bars and. Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles itatieg;
Bailroad'Car Axles Hammered;
Locomotive Frames; • , •
,*.oeornotive Frame shapes;
Side nods; .; • •
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Vends;
, - Steamboat Shares; •
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Bods, Wrists;
PitUlall Jaws, Collars, dice. . •
031ce, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBUBOR, P•.. ; •
GRAIFF, BYERS & CO.,
MAIMFACTUREP-S
Bar, Hoop and Sheel Iron,
WROUGHT' IRON,
Iron Welded Tubes for ORS, Steam,
Water, &C.;
ALSO
OIL 'WELL TUBING.
:Office, 98 Water and 132 "Erg Streets.
PITTSI3URGIii Pa.
329:eZi
ikENSIAMIN- IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
~iANUBACTUBEB B qF
Best Common, Refined, ;Charcoal
BLOOM IRON.
MERCHANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE rao;i •
HOOP, BAN - o,___T and ANGLE IRON. • • -
BOILER FLA...7B'l'nd SHEET IRON.
MOWER AND REAPER BARS.
C YLINDER and GIIARD'or FINGER IRON.
.WROUGHTAILS, _
_2O and 10 lba. to the yard.
CHAIRS and SPIIiES for same.
FLAT RAILS Punched and Countersunk.
COAL SCREEN IRON.
NAILS .AND SPIKES. • - •
Warehouse and Giles - at the Wow', GREEN
OUGH STREET, (a noutinuation of Firs t street,
adjoining the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
EVE“IMIPRESTON 4!)4* CO.,
Pennsylvania Ir on Works . .
. •
Warehouse, Dios. 166 and 167 FIRST STREET,
oppoalte Monongahela House, - •
an2l:d6 ~ . PITTSBURGH.
STEEL WORKS.
pnicssunGH STEEL WORT •
, 6r.STAULISIIED 115 115.3
ANDERSON & WOODS;
iffeccEssints To ANDWASON, COOK:& CO!
ManufaVners of every description.of
* • STEEL..
BEST REFINED TOOL STEEL.
Mill, 31n159, Circular, Gang and Cross Cut
s.&w.
Spring, Cast,and German Plow and Blister Steel.
Shovel. Spring*, itake and Toe Calk Steel.
Railroad Steel and Frog Points, Cant Steel
Finger Sara, itipkle Steel, hpring , Steel T 3 re, Plow
Wings, etc.'. Oil Drill Steel.
GMccand Works--Corner Yost AIM. 33 ROSS sra.,
Pittaburgh,Fa _ "43:da
SIIEFrELD STEF4. WORKS.
SINGEit, NOCK' & CQ.
PITTSEIEGII, PA.,
• Manufacturers of every description of
.„ .
CAST AND "CERNIAN STEEL,
i'Ll-LsmarwATTsreiIMIPPLATFOR33 SPICENGB.
S .
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, az, itc.
Warehouse, 83 WO . er and 100 zarnt.Bta.
ADIS: 067 -
Butn &rmtmN.
Enkr2ll4l. 14.11727411.13
• .
WM. METCALF, .. i REUBEN MILER,
GEO. W. BABB, I 1 CRAB. AKIN.
SPECIAL PARTarral —B. M. KIEE.
CRESCENT, STEEL WORKS,
rir I32MR f4r. PARICXOrs
(Mice, Nor 339 Liberty St,
ren:d4.3 PA ' I
B.LACH DIAMOND
STEEL WORM.
BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers, of all deserfptlons of
.
eirrinßinnTir
011aisnd Warehouse, 1 90. 122, 124 BECcelp
And 119 and 121 FIRST BTRERTS,
•
-11ARDWAAE.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
4 - 1
LINDSEY, smiar.& Em my
4ti*portexs of
.H.A.R:~ - w,AI~; 7 E
CUTLERY, &C.
887 LIBERTY ' E3T4EET,
CORNER OP iirlaNlC,
11
One Square 00104 'Union DepUt,
<,
PITTSBURGH.
Agents for FAI RBAEX T 3.3 4 114 * ' '
oter-33.0 y tij.et:l
- v - v*OLBIES, BELK. CO.,
ANCHOR MILLS;
t ITTSI3I GB.
Nanufiettuors of BEILANY;3I/CD/Wit in d LIGHT
OR AND ILtONOLIA
TVSGS:AIND )011TIltql.
M•Mg
FOUNDM3, MACHINISTS
ATLAS' WORKS,
_
MORTON:STREET;. Ninth Ward,
rigr-rsinmmEt.
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
These
T Werke are among the largest anejnost
aompleto establishments in the West, and are now
prepared to furnish • . . .
Engities, of every dimoriptiolf.
Boilere, Oil Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
itaiiroad CR:stings.
k 4
Bolling Mill (*stings.
Engine Castings..
Machine castinqs.
Generid Casting
OliDy.B.B gOLICTITMD
n09:n68 '
•
NATIONAL IFOUNDRIE
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll arid Smalls:tan Streets,.
.(NINTH WARD,)
SMITH ' •
'illEnnufaotairer of.
CAST
•
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS. H
san, P a i n s lli r f e e elle e n a g stbisn. vaLlas ;, i,l3 f r uß i alZr s zigd,7.l
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the, attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my Make of RETORTS.
fel6:tlo
RL. 0. LIVING TON. W. H. ROBINSO N.. . BURT. W. JE
L'"Nc o ToN & CO., - ,
IRON POUNDERS? -.
• • MANUFACTURERS . . •
. 'FINE 1414.11 T CASTINGS,
. • .
All descriptions, for and Gas Fitters., Ag
ricultural Implements, Cotton and Woolen NMI Ma
chinery,
.t.ll Job Wort promptly attended to.
.
•
Office and Works—WAS HiIID'TON .A.VENVE,
near Onter Depot, Allegheny City, Ps.
ROBINSON, REA & CO.; C 0.,.
•
. . .
.„.. . . .
Successors to ROBINSON, MINIS A Iti.tWing,
,
WAHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERSAND ,
MACHINISTS PIIII3UFIGH,
,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stational" Steam En
=Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
g, Castings of all descriptions; 011 Tanks and
S t ills, Boller and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. 12, conierYirst and Smithfield Streets.
Agents for OIFGABD'S FETENT INJEC.....)R for
feeding Boilers. . , . jall:lffil
MON
Bu
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BO X ES,
MACHINERY AND ' bASTINGS GENERALLY
`Orders promptly and carefully executed. •
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT &r MACKLIND.
BERLIIIi FOIINDBY.
PRICE . &SENS..
Office and . Wiirehoitse, 29 Wood Street.
Manufacture and keen constantly on - nand
Thimble, 9hein , and Pipe foxes,
. .
WAGON BOXES. DOG LP.ONS,
StTGAIt KETTLES, HOLLOW wear.,
And Castings generally. ap25:31
T HOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works,
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
Ntanufaitarers of Steam Engines, Oil Presses; Pa
10, an St d ialn e t Oriel Saw billi -Work,Aloiltinr
tinge, Orate Bare, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, u &e. Build to order and have on
hand Enginesof all sizes. mvl4:o
CENTRAL FOUNDItir p
AND ROLL WO KS
880 Pexui l Street.
BOLD/Ali, BOTh & BAGAIM.
Chill MI Castings, 801 l latpes, &e.
ULTON MACHINE
... 111fORKS.
ZBTABIASHILD IN lesso.
Manufactory of STEAM ENGINES, all Ms - es
and of the most ap p oved patternso ststor
fafi"'qsa STEAMBOATS iizmlr?
PrlArietyio esgho po wer
ENGINES, which will be sold- at very reduced
prices. • I
P. F. OBISSE. Wellsville. 0.
Fifty mlleo below Pittsburgh, on tboOttio siv_e_r,and
line of C. P. It. . uw;
LUMBER!' LUMBER! !!.I.IIIIERI
. 'ALEXANDER PATTFBSON, •
YARDS No. $6 Preble Street formerly Manchester,
Mad No. 157 Rebecca street opposite Works,
i DEALER IN. ALL KINDS CP
Baugh and Planed Lumber,
~.
Flooring, Door&
Weatherboarding, • Sash, • ,
Shingles, ••• . Mouldings,
Saw MIR Lumber, - Cedar and Locust Posts,
Lath and Palings,± Oak and Yellow Pine.
ALSO—FIRE:BRICK, TILE and CLAY. al6aolS9
FORT PITT LUMBER COMPANY
a/pit : al;sl2s,ooo..
~ - .
razsmarri—EDWARDIMTHEIDGE.
liscarrAßY—T. A. WEIGHT.
Buzzaurrsimrarz—T.DW.DAVlßON.
,PIMrBIIIIM6H.
Edis4rd Davison', .[ L
In nnneals,'-
- John Mellon, • E. D. Dltluidge,'
Ono. W. Dlthridge,_ M. L. Malone, •
S E. Johnston. _
LUMBER YARDL.Corner of Bl:tipt
LEGREAT BTREt±B,llllfithWsed.
orrius AT POUT PITT GLASS WORSE, Wash
Ingtostrtrees. . • I 020 :JOS
'GAS AND ST . PITTING.
Joint 1‘..0007 1 E . JOe KAYi• niffni SUM •
JOHN $l. COOPER & co.,
BRASS FOIMITIRILS - :
GAS - AND STEAM IeiTTERS,
Minufactirers of PUMPS AND BEMIS gqrrO ß g 0
oxen: description; dealers in „GAS WIC
47/4.0 =BING, 07 ill tiads T •
Corner of Pike and Wa~nnt streets,
FTITSEttlAdif. •_-
livicymfolum,
124 'First Striet, Pittabiush, Pa.
Amt for the Bale o ponstukore, re.
eepMae, leabells& Du coon o, tanbcpe...._utendon,
end other breads of Anlreotte, •
Ooke and O. B. 04p:sae&
moms:
oistgamestaiwtiattinsesimpattaftiolicaed•
BLANC FOUNDRY.
Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite ttnien Iron 1111.0,)
I#TSBUICGE
LUMBER.
IRON: BROXERW
IRON BROKER,
PITTs I,II 74 -l i , WETTEI ,111-PAPATR 7 - 4,LYE 30,-31,86.8.1
=GM* iistiullips:
tir , ! ITT
BOA, STILL iANII TANK
WORKS.:
CARROLL. & SNYDER,
esbaatrACTocaras 07
TDBITLAR,DOUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, prim'
BOX ANJ CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING -PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL MUTES
Office, and 'Warehouse corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
~ .
. c
.1169" Orders sent to . the above address win be
prontath attended to.. • mh7;189
....
MOBAR.ItOIIILL Sr. CO., ,
I3C) ThER MAKERS
A D SHEE T 'IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 20, 22,-24 AND, 26 PENN ST.
Ha in secured a large ward and furnished it with
the most approved machfnery, we areprqp_ared to
manufictdre .everY description of SOMERS in the
best manner; and warranted .equal to any made In
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, salt
Pans, Tanks, 011 Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans;
Boiler Iron, Bridges, Stigur Pans, and sole Mann
faciurers of Ba.rnhliPs Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. 1a5:c21
TAMES PIL BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
M.ViIETFACTITEIR Or -
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING TANS, COTTER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEEt IRON WORK,
For Steamboats.
JARED M. 1.11111811 EDMUND D. BRUSH.
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
me,NurAcitrams or
Steam Boileri, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON Win= &a.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A sTETTLER SONS 4 CO., • •
NANIII 4 AC2I7II II R I3 OP
Steam -.l3oilers, Oil Stills, Tariki,
•
And SHEET IRON WORN, Of all kinds. '
LoCust sire_ et Elf& Ward,
jyl9:
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
MOOS - STOVES. , 3
,
CET:: THE', B E ST. •
BISSELL t CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to coq, Bake or Roast as
well as any other Ste In the Union.
BISSELL
.& CO
No. 23.5 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and for sale, •
PARLOR STOVES,
HEATING 'STOVES,
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS,
. • COOKING GANGES, ac.
CHEAPEST' PLACE in the city
11 TO BUY THE
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
.is at No. 146 6Ba.NT 13TBEET. *
• ,
ie2 P. C. DUFYY:
OILS.
WARING AND KING,
Commisnion Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUII . OING,'DUQUESNE WAY,
Prrrstrstair, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WARING, KING & CO.,
' ' 127 Walnut Street.
TACK BROTHERS, •
COMMISSION.: MERCHANTS •
AND DEALEItS I 2 i
. I
Petroleunittnd its Products.
Pittsburgh Office—DALZELL , BUILDING, cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
Philadelpbia Odicis-1747 WALNUT BT.
api:vao
JACOB WEAVER, Jr. & CO.,
. Oil Commission Jobbers,
No. 3 DIIQUESN3 WAY, will buy and seU Crude
and Befitted 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 db
termined to make It the interest of buyers and sel
lers to give us a call. Parties baying OUs for sale
are cordially invited to bring their samples.
• apeurat
icr_ M. LONG & CO.,
ALANUFAPTITIUDES or
W.III7LE
. 11111P310 OIL,
Brand--"LTICIPER.”
Moe, No. 2 Duquesne` -14y,`PIttaburgli.
FURNITURE.
' -
PRACTICAL
118... 118.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS •
t
WHOLESALE' AND RETAIL, • ' .
~ • ,
LEMON & 1NE118E;'-: -
rro. irornwrir Errumivr.
Covkintly on hand every variety _of P ARLOR and.
IMANEER , FURNITURE, together with a_com
pieta assortment of common rniiiire at reduced
prices.' ,
• Those in want of anything in cox une are MrdiaH7 ,
Invited to call bathes purchasing. .
rigiVeralite,d. •A Nft,t4
;rwly _
- r MX suPsulog
- "cams vor• inuilatiliworle,
prx-rsusetrrialt.
PARK, McCURDY & CO.,
liaanrseturara of IllteatratlariC-U8 .14
Copper. Presled Copper saws em N o v
toms, Spelter Bolder. Also, trapporTs s ad
In Metal,,Tla dheet As nee. ).
etantly on land Vonore , Machines as. Tools.
Wareno: r se to No. 1119 SIZOT ATlRleffl , fiad.-1 2111
tIECORD it .wr 1a:1
Bprttg re of Cosolf ens Ca &ay nlow;
,riNANoL&T., .
YURI' PITT BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street,
CAPITAL, • • - • $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DE ERB IN •
GOVERNMEN SECURITIES,
AND COLD.,
INTERES ~ .111101V D ON TIRE DEPOSITS.
Collections made o all accessible points in the
trnitcd States and Ca adas.
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon, ,
D. Wallnce,
E. Fawcett,
CAPITAL, (atith rized,) : : : : $200,000.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. H. Hamilton,
Hen rEßookatoce,
Heo. T. Van Doren.
H. J. Lynch, I
John 'Murdoch, Jr.,'
William Espy,
Samuel Miraley,
A GENERAL BANKING EITSINES
. ,
'Collections made on all accessible points In the
'gulled States and Canada.,
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
H. J. LYNCH, President.
airBTOCKBOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
NATIONAL . BANK OF COIIIIERCt
COPPER.
DIRECTORS:
• Jno. C. Risher,
Robt. H. Katg,
Andrew Miller,
James M. Bailey
CLITRICAN,
SAN'L. Me
D. LE:
LSON. Cashier.
NE BANK,
EYS
ERTY STREET,
No. 293
PITTABITRGH, PA.
TRANSACTED •
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
GEO. T. VAN DOREN. Caabler.
6r. af 'Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PATTERSON
Cashier.
CAPITAL, : : : $500,000.
JOS. H. HILL
DIRECTORS: •
G-eorge W. CA" ,
James McCandless,
Win. D eed ouglas,
Wm. R.
A. Patterson,
WhmsHo cßhwn,
Allen Ktespatrlek,
W. B. Raven,
T, AT D. A. M .
ap9:022
DISCOUNTS DAIL
Aler, CAUGHEY & CO ! ,
H
BANKERS. AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
PTICT6ISI::MGrIX, PA.,
0317CCESSORS TO HANNA, HART & CO,
DII4LXIIIS IN
Exchange, Coin, Coußons,
And particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Wrafts on - London.
• _ m51:583
ES & SONS,
NHOZ.
•
313.4%T3EE.3M3M5/;
57 Market Street,
PITT"TSI3IIiiO II , PA
Collections wade on all the principal points of the
United Btates and Canute&
Stocks, Bbnds and other Seenrities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON CODDHBSD*
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
trnited Stateis Seeutities
•••
WESTERN SAVINGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CH./UWE:IED 1.866.
Interest palclon 'Time Deposits
ANY SUM RECEIVED FROM
ONE DOLLAR. UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
INTEREST.
Discounts Milli at; 1A e,c
PresIdent—THOMPSON
Vice President—A. M. M T ELL.
• ' DIRECTORS:
THOMPSON BELL., . I A. M. MARSHALL,
JOB. DILWORTH. JOS. ALASER.
J. J. GILLESPIE.
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
W ill.is Cal ll
dwe, •
W
D. W. C. Bidwell, '
S. M. Fulton.
MECHANICS' SAVINGS BANK,
N 0.14. Smith leid Street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. ANY . BUN
RECEIVED FROM ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. De
posits received subject te cheat, without Interest.
JAMES BLAWItioItE, President.
OEO. D. TINDLE, hiectetartand Treasurer.
JAMES H. HOPKINS, Solicitor. •
•
TRUSTEES:
James Blackslore, • dlWes U. HoOink.
Alex. Tlndle, daisies Bowe,-
William Deane, W. W. Bradshaw,
A. G. Cubbige, ,R o bert w riov . _
,Joni. ans.
PIANOS. ORGANS, &O.
BUT THE BEST AND CHEAP
EST PIANO AND ORGAN. •
60) ,
&hawker's Id . Medal ,Phuie
.. • .. .
'AND . ESTEV S ( .:COT AGE- ORGAN.: i
pie 'EMONACKIrat PIA CV otentesei all the
Melt Tanable imProvemeate known in.tbe. 4011.
struditd w igo a drat date iestrunient, and tiowalwayir
been a ward a
Ate, highest premium .nberever. ear ,
tdbited:' its tone is Atli, amorous and sweet. The
workmanship. for durability en* boeutay, ;anemia
all ahem: • Prices from SSG to $150; (according to
style and 51111 5 0 cbcaper. titan an r7oll4olit
first blest, Veto. •-,, • ~ •
. • •TorElrti UoTTA9E ORGAN
Stands aittle . bead of AU. reed instrenientd, in KO, •
dueing th n ereo perfect pipe quality br tone orals',
- eisillar instrument in the united awes. Die Ont.
pie luta convict ft. cone, notion; , and not . Wade to
get mil of order.' .., i
4-. CARPNNTEWN.IPATKNT ~ V01.'`,1111111,1114 '
mismoboo lafludy,,to, be. (band lei this Urgair.
Price 0e:(10 $lOO to Immo. All gueeanteedqbe tr. ~
BARB, •KNARE iAoulzrilrai l -
?MnO ' , . No. 11l ItT. CLAM trrnM i. '''
SECOND HAND - t i• . ,
e „MiIDDEONB AND OROANS,. '
is wrens orliir, troniaiki c: •
‘.l)l;l7ier - .:C.
WAS SS Illtok at., Sd door Above Wood.
PIC R 1410E1tr2Z
BANKER,
Coiner of. WoOd and Fifths Streets.;
DOITERNMEST AND PACIFIC B. IL BONDS,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS
Bought on the most favorable terms. Sells LET
TERS OF CREDIT and DRAFTS a tillable in any
part of Europe.
DEPOSITS received subject to check, or INTER
-.EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS:
en. ,
JiirES BRAD _ :
.c
Corner Fourth ;and Wood Sts.,
ItTb. 10 MIL eV
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND. COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
7-30's CONVERTED
INTO THE
NEW 5-20 COUPON BOND..
• rirlnterestAllctwedon Deposits.
MONED LOANED ON HOVERNMEINTT
BONDS, and other approved collateral, at lowest
Market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
--- JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
16i i Gayttt.
FINANCE A.ND TRADE,
OFFICE OF irmi PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY. July 29, 1868.
.The recent:congresaional enactment, or
their attempts, ,have materially assisted
these schemers, and it is not improbable
that securities will have to be returned or
held there simply on margins instead of
seeing them sold out-right to the capitalists
of Europe. In view of all these things,
and the constant increased Shipments of
coin to Europe, gold went up, to 144 1 A to
day, and is steadily rising; the market be
comes firmer-with the decrease of the vol
ume of coin on private hands, and the
Government has go means of checking the
advance, even it it would attemptisuch a
mad and foolish measure. There now no
reason to believe that gold will depline be
fore the beginning Of September next,
when the cotton shipments will commence.
Presidessa
Government bonds did not respond to
the rise in goldto-day, but declined from
34 to V„ per cent. Now Five Twenties are
very dull, andlthe demand for them is en
tirely confined•to small investments. The
question whether government bonds are
to be taxed and the interest reduced, is
now agitated in Europe, not so-much by
the people, but by the iitoriied interest of
the different stock exchanges in Vienna,
Berlin, Frankfort, &c. There now exists a
mania for speculation In all Sorts of private
enterprises, stock companies 'and - credit
fanciers, that equals oil speculation in
Pennsylvania. In order to makci room
for all the:A) stock gambling companies the
more sold investments must be weakened,
and tneir solidity surrounded witbdoubts.
The stock market was rather weak to
day, and quotations have declined; some
of the western roads, such,as North West:
ern common , and preferred, Cleveland &
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne,,New York Cen
tral and Erie. Express shares are dull,
with a slight decline.
Money is very easy, but there is an min
-
smelly large amount of mortgages con
stantly offering in larges,nd,sinallamounts
ranging from $25,000, $50,900 and $60,000,
most of them on what seems to be good se
curity, but not promptly available in case
of a failure to 'pay promptly.' Busineali is
very dull. ,
—Closing quotations as received by Ph.R.
Mertz, were as follows: • ,
Gold, 144%; 1881 bonds. 115%; 5-205,1882,
114%; 1864:do, 111%; - 1865 do. 112%; new,
1865 and 1867,. 109%; Ten Forties, 108%;
Seven Thirties, 108 ,
New York Centra %.
l, '135%; Erie, 69%;
'Michigan 'Southern, 92%; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh, 88%; Nortirkestern, common,
81%; Preferred,B2%; Chicago & Rock Is
land, 107%; Pittsburgh dr,. Fort Wayne,
109%; Ohio dr, Mississippi certificates, 30%;
Merchants. Union Express .24%; Western
Union Telegraph, 35%; , Coridon, 30; Quick
silver, 23%; Quartz Hill, 1,15. -
-A New York correspondent, under
date of Meday, writes as follows: i The talk
at the,catlie market today is 'that an ex
tensive and well-known sheep broker at
Communipaw (and who his an establish-
Ment also t at Pittainitrgh) is a loser to a
heavy amount by a defy:tilting Cashier,
who is said to acknowledged to,having lost
in a down-tovvn gambling house. Hie (the
cashier's) brother, a heavy pork packer,is
a loser thereby to a large amount. The
Party alluded to is still at large. ,
—arising quotitions received by James T.
Brady Oz Co.:
Gold, 148%; 11. B. 6's, 1881'a t 115%; &Ws,
1862, 11434; 5-20's, 1864, 111%; 6-20 1 s, 1865,
112%; 10-40's, 108%; 5-20'c, 'January, imd
'June
'67 109 %1 'June 7-30!$ 108%i .Tny
MaY CC;i 3 ii. ls6 e , lA -5k
Make reference•
Joseph Dilworth,.
Rev. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert,
A. hs. Brown;
°man Enloe.
PITTSIITYRGIK PETROLEUM MARKET.
Ormuz CIiTICH PITISBErEIM GAAATTE,
I NPDNESDAIt. July 22,.1868.
CRUDE—The Crude market . ?ontintieji
Very gala, and devoid Of artY new or Si
portant': chometeilstica,:. though there. ,
seemed to be a firmer feeling.neve.rtheless ,
particularly for immediate delivery. 1 ex/9.
In the'day there wake .offers of„140, but no
sellers below
, 14yici the afternoon, how-
Aver, it was rumoredthat ibere were, offers
to siqat 4 46 ; tbolighiN4o preamne, they
were not very =tutorials'. Taere, WiEl but,
rt.single side reported, 1,000
bbisilor An=
gust, scilerlaoptiou, at lict,aad the same
figure will answer for,; September and oe- -
tober, lad is : there Pr," bat very tittle
dlspositiOn manifested on 'diner tildelto.de,
anything, as bask buyers - ilind-Selittrit seem
inclined to hold back and await future-de
volopmeMs_ Telegnitristftcri:oll , olty re
port a dull marks nominal at,
ItE
15,40 P1R
se ,se,eo t t delsvplragtp cart: ; ' -
ED --The mat. et for Relined DIU
was; a l s o quiet •16 4 dity, and While , imme
diate deliveFY is off half a scut, falure.
m
menthe realilk;stitehiscivt 6,-6f
each ror SeptitiA W'Aie'd' Vet 3o , 4adt
I,bee for Atigitti4 Wt,,aoeitu hibrit isSine ,
that timanariceNtinestreekhetf
buoyancy which prevailed a week since, it
is also true, that prices, with the.exception
above refetred to. are pretty well main... , •
tained. Some parties are holding back in ;
anticipation of a decline, which is to be
immediately followed by a reaction and.
higher prices.
ARRIVALS—The f2ilowing are the ar
rivals of oil to -day:
Fisher &Bp 't 880 11. Rosonbach 240
Lecich.,k V400d_.160 I J. Gallagher 480'
D. M. Edgerton.4oo I A. B. Mills 80
, V 7. McCutcheon 50 .J. Spear 55
Total *F.!,
1_ OIL SHIPMENTS PER A. V. R. R.
•
W.OrIDSPT. Myers & Co., 168 bbls ref. to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Forsyth, Bro. & Co., 312 do do to War
den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Nat. Ref. Co., °450 do do to F. A. Dil- • •
worth & Co., Philadelphia.
Livingston & Bro., 200 do do to Warden,
Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
McCreary & Beaumont, 200 do do to W.
P. Logan &Bro., Philadelphia.
McKee & Hackett, 150 do do to W. P.
togan & 'Bro., Philadelphia.
it W. Burke, 50 do do to Warden, Frew
& Co.,Philadelphia.i
Fawcett, Logan & Stockdale, 250 do'do to :
W. P. Logan & - Bro., Philadelphia.
Braun & Wagner,2so do do to Waring,
King & Co., Philadephia.
M. Koehler & Co., 426 do do to Waring,
King & Co.
McKee & Hackett, 50 do benzole to W.
P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
MeCreery & Beaunipnt, 50 do benzole to
Waterman & Beaver, Harrisburg.
OIL linursrENTs FROM DUQUESNE DEPOT.
Jas. Miller, 20 bbls refined to W. P. Lo
gan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Brooks. Ballentine & Co., 11 do do to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Duncan & Williams, 52 do do to W. P.
Logan dg Bro.. Philadelphia.
G. W. lioldship,- 40 do do to Waring,
Ring & Co., Philadelphia.
Warden & Batchelder, 35 do do to War
den, Frew ;& Co., Philadelphia.
Fleming & Co., 503 do do to Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia.
Kirkpatrick & Lyon, 38 bbls ref. W. P.
Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
prerssußcu MARKET 3.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, t
WEDNESDAY, July, 29, 1868.
The general markets are moderately ac
tive, and while the transactions are mainly
of a local and unimportant character, there
is, nevertheless, a fair volume of business, •
in the aggregate. In regard to values,
however, there is no - stability, and were it
not for this, trade would , be much better,
and until there are good and. substantial
reasons that Grain and Flour are likely to
rule higher or lower, no material, improve
ment in business need be expected. Ope
rators will not take hold with any degree
of freedom until these facts have been as-
certained, and, in the meantime, as in the
past, the policy will be to keep down
_ .
stocks to the lowest possible limit.. '
GROCERIES—Tne grOcery market al
though moderately active, is quiet and de
void of any excitement, and judging from •
present indications, 'is likely to remain so
for some time to come. There is a very
fair demand for Raw Sugars, which is
usually the case at this particular season, ,
when large quantities are wanted all over
the country for putting up small fruits.
Coffee keeps up well, in sympathy with
gold; while Rice, Spices, Fruits, Soap and
Candles, are unchanged in every respect.
It 1B imposaible to quote Fish correctly, in
'consequence of the great difference in
weights. We are assured, that in many
cases Fish, which should weigh one hun
dred pounds to, the barrel, only weigh 70
to 75 pounds. We quote: .
SuoAns—Cuba, 12;4.0 for good grocery
1231 to 13e for prime; and 14c for choice;
•Porto Rico—good, 13e; prime ' 13K; choice,
1434 to 15c; Clarified Cuba, 1.1.t0 14,k4c. Re
fined--Standafd Hard, 1734 c: A, 16%c;13,' •
.161 c; Extra C, I.s3lc;..Sugar House, 11%c. ,
covF EE.—ltio rapges all the' way from;
21 to 26c for common - to strictly prime:.
Java 37,,t0 38c,. - 7 , , ,
Syntirs--Lovering's Si; Silver Drips, 11;
White Drip,s, $1,10; medium brands, 70 to
80c; common, 50 to 60c; Booth tit' Edgar
Syrup, 90c.'
Rion—
Rion—Rangoon, good, 10c; prime to
choiCe, 11 to 111,4 c; Carolina, 12 to 12%c.
MOLASSES—New Orleaos, - 90 to $1; Cuba,
65 to 70c; Porto Rico, 70 to-85e.
Spiess—Cassia, 80 .to 85c; Cloves,soq
!Pepper, 38e; Allspice, 35c; Nutmegs, $1,50.
Sr.ncn--Madison, 8c; Silver Gloss, 12%c,
'and Corn Starch, 1336 c. • , ' . .
• FEurrs--Layer , Resins, $1,75 per box;
Valentia, 20c per lb; Prunes; 17e; Currants,
14c for new.
BAB. 1 Ln.a-D--I'2 , c; Shot, / 3 1 5 0 per IN •
Soars—" Babbitt's," 120; '0 ey's,"
,11,,1'c; Rosin, 5 to 7c; “Dobhin's," 15c.
CANDLEs--Mould, 16e; Star, 23c.
CONCRNTRXTED Lys—s7,so per case
-403 Br CARE Sopa-;50 per 100.
Elsa—White Fish,_ $9,00; Lak Her
ring, $5,00; Mackerel No. 1.'522; No. 2,
$18,00; No. 3, $13,50; in half barrels, 50c
more,
Tosarec—Black ss, 10s, Xs and Louis
ville NavY, 72 to 750; Wm. H. Grant's 10s
and Navy, We; &D. Tobacco, 22° to 250
for best.
TuA—The market is firm and prices are
higher for :new crop. Choice Young Hy
mn, $1,75; fair, 51,50; common to good, $1 -
to $1,35; Oolong, 75c, 85e, 90c, $l, 51,25 and
11,35; good Porto Rico, $1 to $1,85, as to
quality. Inaperial, $l. to $1,85. Japan—
Choioe. $1.30; fair $l. •
BUTTER—There is a good demand for
prime fresh Butter in small packages, with
sales at 28 to 30c..
EGGS-In good supply and dull but un
changed at 20to 21c.
CIFEESE+Is unchanged at 13 to 14 for
Western Reserve and Hamburg; 15 to 16
[ for Ohio Factory, and 18 to 20 for Sweitzer,
RS to quality: -
; :SEEDS—Flaxseed is in light supply, but
I so far as we can learn, there are no buy
ers at anything over $2.
SALT—Is dull and nominally unchanged
at $1,75 to $l,BO to the trade, and for small
lots in store. . .
GRAIN—The Wheat market is_very un
settled, and' in such a peculiarcondition
that is difficult to quota correctly. Millers, •
as a general thing, reftme to, pay above ;2
to ;240 for new crop; old crop would bring
a little' More. , 'One of our mills is reported
rashaving Wheat' bought which will, not,
te at a b ov e 1475; delivered here: - Oats—,
market ;; le less excited, and there is ap
,patently.more:.disposition to • reldize; we,
,continue to quote at 83 to 85c, thUngh 850 is'
an outside figure, unless in a- retail way.
Corn if ,q_uJet and' nominally' unchanged.
$1,03X0 *1,05 for Mixed, and sl,oBto 0
for prime Yellow.. In regard to Rye, it is
impossible to give quotations, and the same
Is true of:Barley. . - .; • .
FOTATOIti steady 'demand at $5
per - barrel. •
Glizrar APPLES — May be quoted at
fromm 54 to 16 per barrel;for common to
choice.
PROVISIONS—Bacon m steady, 'with a .
fair jobbing demand at 13% to 183fc for
Shoulders; 16 to 16qc..roi Ribbed, and 18 to
18Xo for .Clear- Sidee, and .2/44 t0.21c for
Sugar Dared Hams. Lard, 181( to 'lBl4c.
MessPArk, 128,50 to ;29. Dried Beef, 21 .
to 2134 e. , • • '
LARD OIL -rig unchanged at $1,15 for.
No. 2, and 51,40 for No. 1.
LEAD-Ba. les at 10Xc.
1.,./14E,..Sales at 52 per bbl.
MILL FEED-laisteadY - With" regular
jobbing sales in store, at $1,90t0 s2:for mld
dllngs and ;1,15 to 11,20 for brew:.
; I HAV-Ils selling from country wagons a
*25 to 130, as to quality. Arrivals
and market Steady,. _
FLOUR—The Market, 'ls ,quiet; l art*
void of, any new characteristics we
special notice. As yet, the der
mainly.for old WbeaVFlOttra, add, -
dealerueeeurttili. tlitdd'alaimt tali
of the new.' .There is no change)
in prices.
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