N
JAs. V gaNZE, Pregn
pITTSRURGrR FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
MA2IMACTUTLEII3 or
':Bar Iran;
P - Nilroad Fish Bam and Bolts;
;Railroad Car iknles Rolled;
,Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
Locomotive Frain ea;
Lpeomotive Frame SaaPet;
Side Roils . '
Yokei, Straps;
Piston 'leads;
IS
Steamboat Shaft
Steamboat Crank •
Piston Rods, 'We kr;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, oke.
Offloe, 177 PENN . STREET,
PIMBITBOH. •
GRAFF' BEERS & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF'
Bar, Hoop and Sheet Iron,
WROUCIHIT IRON,
Iran Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
Water, Sce.
• ALSO.
OIL WELL TUBING.
Office, 98 Water And 182 First Streets.
PIrTS43TIRGH. Pa.
KENSINGTON . IRON . WORKS
LLOYD & BLACK,
MANUFACTURERS Or
Best Common, B.efined, Charcoal
AD
JUNIATA BLOOM' IRON.
MERCHANT BAR, BOUND and SQUARE IRON.
HOOP, BAND, Jr and ANGLE IRON. • •
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON. .
MOWER AND REAPER BA,RS.
C YLINDER and GRIMM or FINGER IRON. -
SMALL T RAIL 8,111) and 10 lbs. to the yard,
WROUGHT CH AI RS muLSFIKES ter same._
FLAT Punched Ocitmtersunk.
COAL SCREEN IRON.' ,
_NAILS AND SPIKES.
Warehouse and (office at the worn, GREEN
OUGH STREET, (a continuation of First street')
ad lolatns the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
EVERSON; PRESTON & •CO. l
Pettylvatia Iron Works.
Warehouse, Nos. 1864utid 16T PENT STREET
opposite Monongahela Howe.
an24:d6 • . . PITTSBURGH.
STEEL WORKS.
ITTSBUROIif.' STEEL, WORKS
P
tzeivatasinn) nit 1845.] •
. . ,
ANDEELSOir & WOODS,
03IICCESSOKS 'TO AISTOBBSOK, COOS Jlc CO.I
Manufactoreis of every descrlption i of
• STEEL.
BEST BEF.TNED TOOL STEEL
i( • •
311.11, Mulay, Circular, Gang and Crow Cut 1-
SAW PLATE S.
Spring, Cast and German Plow and Blister Steel..
Shovel, Hoe. Fork, hake and - Toe calk Steel.
Railroad Spring Steel and Frog Pointe, Cast Steel
Finger Bars, sickle Steel, b...ering Steel Tire, Plow
Wings, etc. ;.1)11 Drill bteel.
umne and Worka—Corner FIRST AND ROSS 13 - rs.,.
Pittatargn, Pa
OILEFFIELLIi!TrEL WORKS.
SINGER, MICK , & CO.,
iiii•issigem,
Manufactni'ers of every descriptimiof :
CAST AND PIERIOI4II , I, STIEEIri
BLl VFL A TiarrlffjksTrolui antnws,
AxLEB, STEEL TIRE, Ac..
Warehouse,. 88 ,Water.iind 100 First Sti.
Mlix 1 ;1 , 1 BARB 8 / 1 . PARKIN.
azEtna. pAshrzus:
WM. METCALF," ; BEIIBEN MILL ER, GEO. W. BABE, j OFIAB. PARKIN.
- Brz&Ai,.EArrincn—E. U. ETER.
CRESCENT; STEEL 'WORKS;
MILLER, iLttitu,.sax•Anicix,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
.PrrTsßraton, re.
tel4:d4B
LACH. DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER it co,
XwanfacturersOf all descriptions of
gl3 l X l .lk - irr
alice and Warehouse
_ t _
_O MC, 124 SECOND
and U 9 and FIRST STKEETK,
NOVELTY WORKS.
plTT t SßUlltlifi
WOILKS.
BTIKEE ar.
ILANII7.&O297HZES OP
Keystone' itiuittrd. - Patent Plettfornt
and Counter
S CAL, E S.
'Janus Paced Patent Door Locks and Latches.
PAINT AND COFFEE MILLS. j
'MALLEABLE ac.
Corner of Grant and. First Streets,
rirrstaniou.
sas:t&l
HARDWARE.
NEM' IL4IIIIIIIfAHE HOUSE.
LINDB4 STERAIT
Ment4ktftm= and Importers of
1-IA.ELDW.A.3aEs
auirLERY; &C.
887 LIBERTY STREET,
CORNER OF W.b.THEI
ore tilivasi!e Belem radon Dope.,
PITTSBURGH.
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W. P. roans, Bnp's.
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
. .
Corner Carroll and Smallinan Streets,
. (NINTH WARD,)
• ETT"I'SBUILGABC,
' WM.
Mainqactiirer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE;
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS.
My Pipes . are all cast invariably In Pits, in dry
sand, and 12i feet lengths. Also, full assortment of
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
feleitlO
"L. 0. LIVING&TON.W.II. BURT. W 4 A. nonizrsoN,
I.4",NGSTON & CO" .
IRON rOUNDERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
tag ° se d it i alggaudgrn'ittar.Eltmergni
Alle7ODWOrk premnili attended tO.
ombe - and Works—IiVAIMENOTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot„ Allegheny Otty, Pa.
RO I BON:, gEA & . .
Snocensora to Belnursolt, Mini; A misaies,
WASHINGTON, WORKS,
FOUNDESS AND MACHINISTS.- PITTSBURGH,;
lidanuthetuten of Boat and Stationary Stearn POI Eta
anaefkia.,,Biligatfpnif 1 E7;11 r)3 , 3l ticg l . l oll T at
adita
suns, -.Ler an d Sheet hon e ork. -
- Agents for Morner,Wirriarlplage224l,otririt
feeding Bolleis. • Jall:rs2
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY..
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY.
Orders promptly and careftdly executed.
Charges reasonable.
}INERT & DIACKLIND.
0e.15:1D3
BEIOL . IN
PRIDE -& SIMS.
°Mee and Warehouse, 20 Wood Stmt.
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON 80.3=3„ DOG MONS,. ..
SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
;Arid Castings
THOMAS CARLIIII & CO.,
Fonittt 'Ward Faundry and iltidthie Worh,
SANDIIGRY ST., : ALLEGHENY CITY,
afaniffactuiers of Steam Engines, 011 Presses k Plll
- Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work, Honing
Mill and klachin Castings, Grate Bars, Weights,
:Wagon -Boxes, &c. Build to order and have on
hand Engines of all sizes. •- - stroktEli
'CENTRAL 'FOUNDRY — • •
u"s D ROLL WORKS
. .r r' 1390P431u1 Street. -
BOLLiAN, - IOTh& BAGALEY
Mill Roll Mill Castanet, Roll Lathes. te. -
ITLrillN MACHINE WORKS.
ESTABLIBIIIID IN 18313‘...
ufaeltOry of STEAM ENGINES', - of all sires
and of the ro oat approvedpattarns„forAtattomuir
purposes , * STBA.OATS. and SMAM FE
BOATS. ' NMT„
Ai variety. a'fllo,lill and' le horse power
ENGINE_
S, which will be sold at very reduced
prices. •'
GICIIIBE. -WellsTille • ix
4Lftymtles below: Plttsbargh4 on tee Ohio river, ind
line Of 0..* P. IL noe:h2
•
T i 1311IER S LUMBER! LUMBER!
ALEXANDER PATTERSON,
,Diialfa , tit:all Rinds of Lumber..
HAzip map VORAILE: .
feekOry Pine Boards:
.30,000 feet Dry Oak, 1 and Inch:
2 11 11kt i t t re l t ri gUrc l it?- , 9%
d j inth;
1,000,000 No. f 18- lath iawed •
100,000 No. 116-Inch Shltueles, sassed;
100,000 No. 1 10-incb Shingles, s eyed;
2,300000 Locust Posts, 7, 8 and 12 teak: ,
Cedar. Posts.
Stretßrick, Tile and Clay..la largo or small
quantities.
YARDS , -"NO. BB ,PREBLE STREET . formerly
Manchester, and 157 REBEOOs4. STREET, oppo
site the . Gas Works, Ailed's( nyel , y. - )711ht73
FORT PITT LERIBMIAP
PITTSBIIII6IH.
!rnssinsrer--EDWARD DITHREIXDS.
Baca vine—T. A. WEIGHT.
tivinsuinszsantsvr—nDW.DAVD3ON.
.1 ninnesenn:
leitorked L. F. Duncan ,
JOhn enon, • E. D. Dithslnte, - .
Geo. WeDltiaridso,_ I M. L. Malone,
Johnston. •
•
• LUMBER . ARD—Oorner of BUTLER AND ALt
LEGHENY STREETS. Ninth Ward.
OFFICE AT FOR T PITT GLABB.WORES .
ington Street: • laSkjia
GAS AND STEAM, FITTING.
JOHN N. 00011[2....J0N. cm limy sunt.
JOHN nr. C OOPER & co.,
BRASS POUNDERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS !
Xanulketurers of PIMPS AND. BRASSat
erve_ff•_dAtoppAiont deafen GlUS
Any .4. will Is, or au =as.
Corner of Pike and •lifainut 'green,
PITTSBURG7S.
1 ° 345 : 00 I I
SAMEI4. 111. WICILERSILIM,
Sixit Streei;FPlttiiiirgb4 Ps
Agent for tete sale of Cornwsl4 DOughaneere, Jek•
Apennine, leabelle, Deneannon. ntaahAoe. Ulendon.
and 'Mee breeds of Anthracite, Youghtothent
Coke and O. B. (11 . .
InGt ' lll,o Nee' ' '
, -
Cionstilanielyil sad older nllol444llaid"
ATLAS WORhs,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
prrTs33uxuart.
THOMAS N. MILLER. President.
These WOrks are among the largest, and most
complete establtabmenta In the West, and are now
prepared to furnish
Engines, of every description.
~ , Bollerst . O il Tanks.
Sheet lion 'Work.
Its''road Castings.
Rolling min !Castings.
Engine Castings.
Ilasidne Castings.
General Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITED
n09:n69
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
tonpaatte Tinton Iron Mlno
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
Manntatture and keep ponatautly on hand
eneraU7.
CUMBER
PRTIPITT LUMBER COMPANY
c ap a c a,l - $125,000.
IRON BROKERS
17RON-BROPZ.4
FEE
PITTSBURGH GA ZETTE : SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1868
ENVOBIEB- BOILERS, &.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
,TUBI7LAB, DOUBLE-IFLUED TUBULAR, RUIZ-
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOIDERS. •
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 AIM COAL SERTTEB
Office and Warehouse corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
sat Ordcra sent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:)B9
IXTIII. BARNHILL & CO.,
y
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 20, 22, 22 AND 26 PENN ST.
Having secured a large yard and tarnished It with
the moat approved maelifoery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of ROLLERS In the
beat manner, and warranted equal to any wade in
the country. Chimneys, ;Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks,Oil Stills, Agitators Settling Fans,
Boller Iron,Bridges, Sugar Pans, 'and !sole manu
facturers o Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. ta6ec2l
JAMES M. BITER, -
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSBMGH,
MA1(C7A0111112.1i 07 •
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTL'ING PANS, eOPPER STEAM ram,
BOLLING MILL STACKS,
:And SHEET IRON WORK,
For Steamboats.
JAB= Y. BRUSH .. D. BRUSH
JARED M. BRUSH & SON, • •
NexurAcrussas
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
strivr . znop WORE, a.O. •
i 61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa...
A STETTLER SONS &
WANIIPACTIIII.IIIII3 OP
Steam '.Boilere, On , St{l/s, Tanks,
And SHEET IRON WORE., of all kinds.
Locust Street, Fifth Ward, Pittsbur gh.'
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
000 K STOTTS , .
CET TI7 BEST.
P/TTSBURGEL
BA - ssw.T.lr. tt Com
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warr ,
iuited lo Cook, Bake or Boast as
well issaay other Stove An the Union.
' BISSELL & CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and for Salo,'
, PARLOR STOVES,
HEATING FITOVIM
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS,
• . COOKING RANGES, ee.
•vze:7B
PLACE in the city
C RIFIA""
• TO BUY THIS
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE;
Is at No. 140 EiltaNT 13111. SET.
id P. C. DUFFY.
• = OILS.
WAIIING AND sow,
Morcksets and Brokers to
and
Petroleum its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY, - '
PITPABIIIIGII, PA.
• • -
irinutpaLnu* ADDszas,
1714.R1NG, xra.rtc, & co,
Walnut Atreet..
TACK • BROTELEItii,
' COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
AND 10 BAT? EBB LX
. . _
Petroleum and its Products.
Fitt.b.rgh OfiIoe—DALZIELL , BUILDING, nor . .
nerof Dnqueene Way and Irwin atreeta.
Philadelphia Onlee-1517 WALNUT T.
•pl:w
JACOB WEAVER, Yr. & co.,
Oil Compission Jobbers,
NO. 3 DCQUEONE WAY, will buy andsell Crude
and Relined Oils, Lubricating, Tar,_ Benzine and
Cooperage. Our long experience in the Petroleum
trade enables es to oder unusual facilities and in
ducements to operators. As bemtofore, we are de
termined to make it the interest of buyers and sel
lers to give us s call. Parties having Oils for sale
are oordially,invited to bring their samples.
sre:nld•
H. M. NG& co.,-
MANDIPSOTURIERS OP
PURE twrrE BURNING
Ih4taci—"LUOlFEjt. , P
°Moe,. Noi i Daqaeaue, Way, Pittsburgh.
118. PRACTICAL 118.
FURNITURE i , MANUFACTURERS,
IvEttuies,mx Am) mrrAm,
LEMONIt WEISE g
,
NO.-Us FOUR TH serniniarr.
Oonstantjg on hand eylrg •a of of PARLOR and
Crli
‘ AMBER 'I9:IIINITt,ME,. toge ther with a com
tileta assortment of common Puraltiun at rednosd
Those to wan tof anything In our Rue are eerelear
Invited to Nabs* purchasing.' •
Work gas teed.
mh2I:n I4 .LEMOR ALWILD3R.
AkE ITIPERIOR
wpm pau. Azinsiugme wosia,
PrZ u r€l.l3l7ll4lll.
PARK, MoCURDY & CO.,
:KSllllftattrall of Shesthhis, Brsilers ,
Copper, Profiled oopper Bottoms, • Burp
is ortr.t i t If
ts tl e z, pas . ; ,w T an
stonily so OW Thisers' Mgehlses 0.. d;
Warehouse, 140 PIM BTBS&T sad LBO
IdlmincifyraßßT,Plitsburgh.
ee
Spesial orders (dumper sus to aarAlselrelk eat*-
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
I IEASTIFACTIIBMIS 07
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
TRIUMPH,
FURNITURE.
' , :COPPER:
FINANCIAL.
FORT PITT BANKING COMPANY
No. 169 Wood Street. .1
CAPITAL, • • • • • $200,000
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND cbLD. -
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all aceetssible points in the
United Stales and Canadas.
DrEIECTOB.9
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. Wannee,
E. Fawcett,
. -
BAWL. McCLEBILAN, Pres%
,
• " D. LEET SOM. Castibek, .
No. 293 gBEI.Tr
PITTERIIIIIG, Pet.
•
CARITAL, (authorized, : : :t: $200,000.
DIRECTO L .
H. J. Epoch, Wm. H. Hamilton,
John Murdoch, Jr., I Henry Hockstoce,
William EM)),' . OM). T. Van Doren.
Samuel Barttiey,
. .
A 'GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TE.ANBACTED
Collections made on all accessible points In the
United States and Canada.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits. • .
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND, - SOLD,
H. J. LYNCH, President.
GEO. T.. VAN DOREN, Cashier.
sa-STOGICHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK,
OF PITTBBVRGiR.
CASH CAPITAL,
President—HENßY-LLOYD.
Vice President—WlLLlAM BEA.
rautimm'
•
Henry Lloyd. !Hon. Thos. Mellon, lE. P. 'Jones.
Th. Wlightman Geo. W. Hallman, Wm. Rea,
B. H. Wartley, Edward Gregg, }Hunt Stowe.
4ecretarrii Treastr—S. F . YON BON . ORit
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on time • de
posits. Depositsmade on or before August 18rh will
bear Interest from that date. Interest computed on
Ist November and ist May. Iy3t:
- - - - -
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
ftr. of Wood and Sixth
A. PATTERSOiA
JOS. H. HILL
CAPITAL,. : : $500,000.
DIRECT 0118:
George W. Cass,
James McCandless,
Win. Douglas,
Win. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H.-Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. B. Haven, .
DISCOUNTS DAIL
HART, CALUMET & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and. Wood Streets,
l I PITTEUBURGII,
WllCOEssoßsyo HANNA, HART di 00.,)
'Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attentim e pAid tothe purchase and
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight 35rafto on :uomion.
myiaas
N. HOLMES & BONS,
57 ME
. tr4s §tvp,et,
PIT'Pr6I3I3IIOI3, PA.
.
Collections ands an the principal points of the
United Mates and Oanadaa.
Stocks, Bonds and other *muffle§
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
sal Particular attention paid to 'the purchase and
e of
United States Securities.
JAW:aI
WESTERN SAYINGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
OHA.RTE.I.IEEi 1866.
interest paid on Time Deposits
ANY SUN REOICIVND 'Jaen
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. _
DEPOSITS BUniNOT "I*o
„.CHEAM . WYINONT-
Diseana Daily itiri l irclotrir.
Presktent4lloNPSON : HEM
Wee President—A. N. MARSHALL.
THOMPSOIirRIEX - 1 A. M. MAR HALL.
J.
OSJ.; G . DILILLEN' WORT .40S. ABRILL. • - • •.1 •
Stockhoo rsythe, lders to whom we
_Wm. F • •
Wm. Caldwell.
W C .
Bidwell.
8.
DC. Bidwell.
N. M. Fulton. -
ECIWITICIP SAYINGO BANK,
No. 14 Sinithaeldi Street.
PlTTifiltr66g;4%.
INTEREST PAID ON MOONS.', i 3 BUM
BISOISMID pßox oRADOI.I.AI S UPWARD- - Der
pouts melved end tootle*, wsspostSlnteseet., •
- .
.IAIO23 , I3LAORISODN, iresidebi.
olio. D. TINDLA Ilscretary and Trisintres.
JAMBS 8. go,paufs, 8911ast9r. :. ttr , - •
- • • Tautrrziet =- •
1 . u....._ ..
James 13 1Aatasosih .1 --,,r =
rialtata --- ler.mg..l= ,
~ John vans.` . ; - ~ -
KIEL
ICE! ICEI - A
a . •
" WI: KREBS -Ice Dealer -
Ner 45 MAIM** ALIBI', Pittsllmiirsik.
en, left hams Or at Baird etreaVitrift• will re,
eralt i a=kair Wavle ma Mir
MN
Jim. C. Maher,
Robe. H. King,
Andrew Miler,
James M. Batley.
9100,000
Columbia Oil Stock keeps pretty stiff,
and so far as we can learn there is but-lit
offering. The latest sales ranged from
2.1.4 to 23; at the present prices of oil this
Company will be able to pay bandsome
dividends. There is some Inqury for ail
Basin, on speculation, with 13. i bid. This
Company is expected to make a good !Ma .
dend next month, and it is owing to the
:tact that it has been paying regular quer
terly dividends for a' year ,or more, that
some parties are ,wantinglto buy, it up.
' The fact is,. all produang companies, re
.stronger, and it is' not at all Improbable
that some of these, whikh heretofore have
beeri_regarded as worthless, may yer_get
up to par again.
The folloWltig are the New York stook
quotations as received. 10-day by-Mr: Ph.
R. Mertz Gold 14758; 1881 bonds, 115%;
5-20's'62, 1144; 6-20's, '64, 110%; 5- . 2o's, - '65,
112 X ; 5-20's; '67, new, 108%; 10-io's, 109%,
844; Fort Wayne, 1093`; Cleveland • and
,Pittsburgh, 88%; Erie, 59;. Western Union
Telegraph 34% .
.Prey/dent.
CaAhlar.
AT 11. A. N.
ap9:022
=Late accounts from France. report igne
grain crop as arld-thatifrbt-
Withstanding the long drought, it is large
and of fine equality. In Belgium, alio, the
wheat is all but ready•for cutting, with the
best prospects, and throughout all Ger
many and Hungli_iiitie s sisaria . MeennibliPrE.4
Call of fine weather, plenty, and falling
•prices.
EMI
—The .Financial Pironicle, in comment
,ing.on the National Bank tlharterly'ldtate
-
me n ts, says.ctf thttntiney,triltiket.:
We are . far from thinking that during
this fall any panic in the money market is
-tcrbe expected like that which desolated it
last tipting. Among the safeguards against
such a catastrophe we may mention the
twenty-five millions of ...three per oent. - cer-,
04014E+67 rectntlY: authorized.. These. will.
propably inflate the currency less than was
predicted. They will ease the money mar
ket and will prevent any disturbance from
the payment of the maturing compound
notes. As a farther indication of the pie-.
thora of the loan market we may mention;
the small increase of loans, which are only.
twenty-eight millions more than in April,
while the deposits increased forty-seven
millions: This shows how idle capital is
accumulating here, and how difficult it is
for our capitalists to lend that capital at,re
inunerative. rates. It would be well for
the country and render our internal bank
ing machinery more properly adjusted to
the wants ,that machinery has to supply if
such a plethora as the present were met by
a general' sending home of the .National
Bank notes for fore redemption. During the
summer months the country needs less
currency by twenty or thirty millions to
do its *fork. The banks which issue this
superffuons currency ought therefore to
redeem it and put 11 out ligidn is - the fall
when it will be. Waritedlorthe exigencdes
of bpsiness.:, suoh a spontaneous and self
regulating method of giving elasticity to
the.ourrenoy, is the great want of our' na
tional banking system, and it must 'nevi
tably,be ere long supplied.
—Cbising quotations remixed by James T. I.
Brady &Co.:
make reference:
Joaeph Dilworth,
Bey. David:Hest,
Henry Lambert, '
A. k, Hrotrn.
Thomu 7e---
'Gold, 148%; U. S. B's, 1881% .115%;
1882, 11434; 5-20's, 1864, 1103;; "B=`lo's, 1885,
112%; ' 1040's, 109; 5-20's, January ,aug
.7‘4, !CO, 108%; 5-20's, January and - July;
'67 108%; '6B, 108%; Jtkno_7-80's, par less yj
July 7-8044. do / AugustllB%; ftpt.llB% . .
Oot. 118; Union Paoitlo ,Railroad, 102; Con=
tral 108. . •-•
awin't.
PITI'SBURGU PETEICMI2III3II)IWtIM'
OFFlas 451:7134Rgr0Z10W003.
ATE,' 2
" 7
FRIDAY, Migrise. 7, 1868.
The market for Crude was very dull
day and compared with yesterday, prices
lower...a shads FOr- i f t stancevaP4-0/11
which was held fartnly yesterday:At 1,4
*A )ist
:No:ere assured, offered' to,day at 14
without finding takers ; and all the yearl,
sellers uption, which sold yesterday at
wie:Offered at WO,. withoutfiuding
buyeyp. We can report, fot
August at J 4, c ; ind 3 1;000 lb? Septiss,
_ben sellers option, st.. I4 XP., At; .011 0%.
the eitnetkrolaSiitheittlloportzuit
heard.'of offers tosell at $450 pitpver'
,an cars, .withoUt 011)441.
REF:NE,D-Tlie:market for Rented of
was also 44111nd - week- to.dsy, and ..0 0111 k.
'WO With yesterday , pries. here 4,611414
• .
-EUEL
BANKER,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
GOVERNMENT AND PACIFIC B. R. BONDS,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS
Brought on the most favorable terms. Sells LET
TERS OF CREDIT and DRAFTS a ailable In any
part of Europe.
DEPOSITS received 'subject to check, or INTER
EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
JAMES T 1 BEADY lt Co,
J• , •
Corner Fourth and W ood Sts.,
3E/ A. DI 7aE. ,
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNNENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
urgij Ctayttr.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF, THE PITTSBEEHE GAZETTE,
Fun:oar, August 7, 1868.
.
Gold was a little offish to-day, fluctuating
between 14734®148, against 148 X to 144 1 4
yesterday..
,Governtnents were ldso Weak
and a shade Jower, though the decline was
very slight. -' .
The lOcal'ironey , market is moderately
easy, 'ant:Pell good borrowers• experience'
butAtttle difficulty in keiting all the moo
modelions, they want.. The banks are
tharOnglabbilt nine per'dent; while pn the
street, rates range all the way from 10 to
15 per cent. per annum according to the
staruiing of the borrower. 'Boride and
Mortgages are sold at from 10 to 12c. Busi.,
nessJ generally is dull, though we are in
hopes that as the crops will soon commence
to move, that an improvement -is near at
hand.
fully half a cent. Sale of 5001)bls for -Au
gnat at 3434; and 500 October at 35; later in
the day the last half of August sold at 34i(,
against .343 i, yesterday. and September.
which sold yesterday at what was coneid
ered equal to 38, was offered to-day at 35,
without finding takers: ! _ •Lines," which
soldyesterday at $5 would not command
above 3434 to-diiy; Indeed, so far as . could
learri;the number of sellers were-greatly
in theepieponderance. and the market pre
sented- quite a contrast compared with
Thursday, when 'there- was considerable
excitement.,
AP.RIVAL The arrivals of oil to-day
were as follows: • -
A. 8....... SO D. M. Edgerton, 240
Fisher & 11;0.,..-..4,500 I Leech . & Wood, 160
Creert Beau'nt,4BoFlea - ling.& Co., 280
I
M'Kee, et Co., 480 E. Jagemati,... 480
Total ' . 7,500
OIL saiPmawrs FROM DIIiiiTE'S.NE DEPOT,.
O. W. Holdsbip & Co., 150 bbls ref. to
Waking, Kng & Co., Philadelphia. - -
Brooks, Bro, Co., 220' bbla ref. to War;
deit,l Frew & Co:, Philadelphia.
Sterling Oil Works, 18 bbla ref.' to W. P.
Logan &Bro., Philadelphia.
Kirkpatrick &,..Lvon, 22 - bbls ref. to W.
P. Logan &
Dunam &, Williams, 57 do benzole to W.
P. Logan & CO., Philadelphia.
A. D. Miller; 53, bbls ref. to Waring, King
& Co., Philadelphia. - '
PITTSBURGH MARKETS;
OFF/CE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTIL,'
- FILEDAY, August 7, 1888.
The general marketi are moderately ac
tive, and some articles are firmer in conse
quence of scarcity;.as a general thing, how
ever, there is an ample supply of all the
leading commodities to meet the wants of
the local trade, and thus far there has been
but little inquiry for export. Corn is con-
siderably firmer in consequence of an es-
pected "corner" In Chicago anent the 15th
inst., and prices are higher. In fact Grain
of all kinds is firm though with the excep-'
tion above noted, there is no change la
prices.
RUTTER—There is a steady demand and
we Can report regular sales at 30 to 35c, for
good to prime. • .
EGGS -J-Dull , but unchanged; we continue.
to quote at 19a20c.
• - HAY—Sales at the :Allegheny Diamond
Market otB2 loads at 517 to 530 per ton, as to quality. • Straw was quoted at
MILL FEED--Saleti of choide Middling);
reported at. $2,40; and Seconds at *4OO.
GREEN APPLES—In stnady demand
but prtcha:nged at 53.50 toss,so , •per bbl as
to quality.
- POTATOES--In good' supply, and .dull.
but unchanged;, we cOntinne to quote at -
53,00 to 53,50 per bbl. • - - •
GRATN—Tnere is considerably activity
in Wheat,and *6-1 can -report a sale of 11.
car loads new Winter.to go out of the matt
let, on Trivate terms. Triton - Red may'be -
quoted-at 52,10 to 52,15; and White at 52,20 --
to 52,25. Corn is considerably excited, and
prices aro - higher; sale of 1 car Ear at 51,10;
and 1 car mixed- at -same _figure; strictly
prime Yellow is held at 51,15—an advance •
of 5 eta per 'bushel. Old Oats are being sold
at 82 to 83 in elevator, and 84 to 85 in store;
New crop may be quoted at 60 to 62. Old
Rye is in demand at 51, 45 to 51,50, and lit
tle or none to - be had. New Ryeis in do
mand at 51,25. Nothing doing iußarley as
yet. ' '
SEEDS—FIax seed is in demand at $2; -
it will bring the same Cgtirein Cincinnati.
There appears to be no deniand for either
Timothy or Clover Seeds. x
PROVISIONS— There' is a continued -
good demand for Bacon at 13X to 14 for
Shoulders; 10% • to 18X 'for . Ribbed• - and
Clear Sides, unif 213; to 22 for Sugar Cured
Hams. 1 Mess Pork has advanced to ;so.
Lard is firm at 19X. Dried Beef un
changed at 2134. . - •
'LARD OIL—Is firm but unchanged at
$1,15 for No. 2 and 81,40 for No. 1.
- SALT—Is reported dull at 41,75 to -$l,BO ,
to,tho trade and $2 for small lots in store:
FLOUR--The Flour market is firmer
though there: does not see& to" be any
decided improvement in demand.. There
are so many different grades • 'of - Flour in
market- that, it Is .almost Impassible to
quote correctly, and besides there are no
established prices., Spring Wheat -brands _
range all the _way: from $lO 'to = 811;t and -
Winter Wheat maybe quoted at $10,75 to
$11,50. Rye Flour, $9,25 to . 89,50; for " -
Choice. The following. ore the:Pdarl - 151i11, : i,
prices for fresh - ground nrticlea, Which
gtibtatiens are the same for all our mills,
viz: Double - extra, wholesale in , barrebr.
sll,'and retail 811,50; wholesale in sttelte by
the barrel, - •••$10,70, • and retail per singly
sack, $2,85; extra; family flour, wholesale
in barrel $10;50; 'and'retitil 511; wholesale
in sacks by the , barrel,,' $10,20, and retail
$2,70-per sack: ' ' •••
PJTrSBVRGH METAL MA!IKET.
•- . .
OP7IOB OP TRU P/ITEURIROH GAsarrrit,
FRIDAY, August 7, 1888.
metal market has been considerably
excited this week, and with a brisk detnand
and an unusually light supply bare
advanced about . two- dollars per tim. The
demand it seems n is not confined to Pitta
iburgli-alone, as 'we Understand that there
are-Inquiries from Cleveland, Bn'8•alo and
other points abroad; - and it• is•said - that ilia
sales would. shape been larger had it not
been for a, scarcity. of stock..-We under-.
stand that out of some thirty-two or three
furnaces in 'Aresterm Ohio, all but two or
three are out of blast, and this accounts for
the very meagre arrivals from that'section.
200 tons "Chick ens"- Forge ......838 .50— cash
30 " Foundry No. L 39 00-4 mos
10 '" . :White Iron - - 33 00-4 mos
10 " White Iron 84 00-4 mos
20 " Grey Forget 35.50-_;cash
50 " Grey Forge 36 50-4 mos
50 " Open Grey Forge ...... -38 00-.4mes
20 " Foundry No "I'-' 42 .00-4 mos
350 " Grey &Mottled Forge 37 00-8 mos
500 " Forge No. 8 37 00-4 mos
300 " Forge No. 3 37 00-4 mos
100 " Forge No. 3 -37 00-4 mos
/00 " FOrgs N0.,2.. ... 39 00-4 mon
100 , Porne N 0.40 00-4'mos ;
200 " Open Grey. FOrge 38 00--4. mos „
100 "
_Open Grey' Forge, 37 50-4 nibs ,
140 " White. 34 00-4 mos
120 " Mottled 'Forge.. 38 50-4 inos
90 " Mottled Forge -z 37 00-4 mod
BITIIMINIIR 00AL BAUILTED FROM LAHR 00-
.1930119 R ORR. - •
450 tons Close Grey. $35 00-4 mos
150 " Low Grade `"private terms
4,a) - " Open Grey to arrim...3B 00-4 mos
50 " Open Grey to.arrlve... 38 00r4,mos
100 " Open from- Yard , 88:00-4 mos
50 " Open Medium 37 30--5 mos
125 " Open Medium 37 59.-4 s l ips •
250 " Close &, 88 00-30 dye
50 " White&, Mott. to ar. 87. 00- 1 -8 mos
1500 " in lots'
CHARCOAL.
88 tone No. 2 Hanging Rook. 44 00-4 rnos
150 " N O . 2common -- 41 00 : 40 dye
55 " '' NOq. 1 common .44.00-5 moe •
70 " N. 1 - extia'
45 00-5 mos
820 " R*tra charcoal Forge , 4s.oo=43mos
210 " Faatra charcoal Forge 45.00-4 moo
500 " Fahey Steel Iroh 50 00= cash.
logy," Fancy:Steel 1r0h...4.•,' 5440-90dym -
250.. z. 1 4, Extra Fprge./ron. v ... 60.00-4 am
100 ii' - g.tira Forge - Iron ' '6O 00-4 mob'
600 " (Hum in 46.00-.8 mos
100 " Medium 46_00-5 mos
.... 45 ,00T4 PAN
.
• ---- Cbleaffo , Cattle Market.
Telearaall to the Pittobarida liessaa..l
Camtboi Anamat (I.lleref cattle dull'and
Weak at 11,15a5 for blr to, good ;.cotraftuld
light Mem. Hoge active and firm at 10,99
a 9 for 19,20406 fbr fair to -modicum,
and A 76010,124 for g,ood to choice. Be
delptis hop, Mgt hea Shipmanta, Argo,
AW , I haad.t " -
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