6. .?/. I H`z/.N ftea's. W. P. Posh, pITTSBUMAI' FORGE • AND' ERON CO., mAiroTACTI:ODM3 OP Bar Iron; • • P - ‘llroad Fish Bars and BONE Railroad Car Wee Roll e d ; Roikmd Car Axles Hampered; -3 °corn° tislOrraw. ,Locontottve Frame Shapest . , , Side lk . ods: Yokes, Straps; • . Piston Beads; _ Steamboat Shafts; Steamboat Cranks; Piston Beds, Wrists; • - . Pitman Jaws, Collars, 'he. Offlce, No. 177 P..NN STREET, PITTSBURGH, P'.. GRAFF, BIKERS. & CO., IdANUFACTMa,IIS Cr -liar, HoOp and Sheet Iron, WROUGHT IRON, Irate Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam, Water, &e. ALSO, OIL WELL TUBING: Office, 98 Water and 132 First Streets. PITTSBURGH, Pa KENSINGTON IRON WORKS. LLOYD & BLACK,- 31A.NITACTITRE,ItS OF Best Common, Refined, Charcoal MO JUNIATA .11L0031 IRON. MERCHANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON. HOOP, BAND, T and ANGLE IRON. BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON. • MOWER AND REAPER BARS. CYLINDER and GUARD or FINGER IRON. SMALL T RAILS, 20 and 10 lbs. to the yard. WROUGHT CHAIRS and SPIKES for same.. FLAT PLAT RAILS, _• PiMetied and Countersunk. COAL SCREEN IRON. NAILS AND SPIKES. _ -•- Warehouse and office at the Woits, GREEN OUGH STREET, (a continuation of 'First street,) ad loining the City Gas Works. Pittsburgh. EVEMON, PRESTON & CO., Pennsylvania Iron Works. Warehouse, Hos. 166 and 167 FIRST STREET, opposite Monongahela House, ap24:d6 PITTSBURGH. STEEL WORKS pITTSWEIGH STEEL WORKS. rESTAiLISHED n¢ 1845.3 ANDERSON & WOODS, -;;V3I7CoESSORS TO ANDERSON, COOK & C 0.,) I • Manufacturers of every description of STEEL. BEST BEFINED TOOL STEEL. Mill, Malay', Oxonlir, Gang and Cross Cut. 6.A.W InjEL7L'Elg. Spring, Cast and German Plow and Blister Steel. Shovel, Hoe. Fork, sake and Toe calk Steel. Railroad Spring Steel and Frog Points Cast Steel Finger liars, sickle Steel, Spring Steel 'Tire, Plow Wings, etc.; 'Oil Drill steel. Otace and Works—Vorner FIRST AND BOSS STS., Pittsburgh, Pa , • SHEFFIELD STEEL WORIIS. SINGER,; NIIIIIOII. - & CO., .PITT..4BURGEt, PEL, eturers of every description of CAST AND. GERMAN STEEL, RAILWAY BPIII.74iGS, • 1 7 .7:./SrTIC. ?....1;:S - PLATFORM BrItENGS, - .11XLITA BTBEL TIRE, Ac., an, • Warehouse, 83 Water and 100 First Sta, ESQ BARB = `WM. METCALF, REUBEN MILLER„ GEO; W. BARS, I ;CRAB: PARKIN, 8/11CLLL PARTN3I2-8..X. trams., CRESCENT STEEL Office, No. 339 Liberty St, krrsisumra, fel4:d4B B I 4 ,LCH'.II I IAIt ;O ND . • . . STEEL WORKS. PARK; BROThER & co., Manufsotureriof 2 : ll . dumriptiolui of • °Tice and Warehouse_, 111_ ,0 122..121k SECOND and Mi l FIRST STREETS, NOVEL,T' piTTsituittan NOVELTY ADAMS, Br -xAznw W;IiZ2Z3 EEi;MIM . , SC ES. Janus Faced 'Patent lour Locks and Latches, FAINT'AB3j Q ' ifFEE I&ELLB. • MALLEABLE IRON, &p. Corner of Grist aml First Streets, Pr;Teastritdit. =l2 - , ::• . 7- M4uDNItA.RE..!:7.:• NEW HAEPWiItr. TIOVSE: EY,,gp.lllT . , & „tpwßk.„ Minuisetaren and Importer et ~f. IL& DWA CUT . L.E.RY O 4C: 337 lABERTY STREET, CORML 01, one Square Below : ll7nielk Depot, • • p FITIA 8 W 51 ... 41 4 , 1 - 41rA l ea ?iPn.`74 1 / t ' NATIONAL FOUNDRY AND PIPE WORKS. Corner, Carroll and Smallman Streets, (NINTH WARD,) Prr r rSittattari, SMITH; - Manufacturer of CAST IRON BOWL PIPE, FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS. My Pipes are all cast invariably In Pits,ln dry sand, and 12 feet lengths. Also, full assor tment of • General Castings for Gas and Water Works. il:_ronyt'al s o call the attention of of to my mak e of R L. 0. LTVINGSTON.W. U. lIIIRT.W. A. noarlisox, JR. LIVINGSTON & CO., 'IRON FOUNDERS, • . MANUFACTURERS OF FINE LIGHT CASTINGS, All descriptions, for Plumbers and Gas Fitters; Ag ricultural-Implements, Cotton and Woolen Mill Mit. chinery, &c. All job Work proMptly attended to. • Office and Works—WASHINGTON AVENUE; near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa. ROBINSON, ILEA & CO., Successors to ROBINSON, MINIS & MILLERS, WASHINGTON WORKS, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH, Manufacturers of, Boat and Stational? Steam En gines Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing, Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; 011 Tanks and Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work. - Office, N0.'12, corner k'lrst and SmlthfleldStreeta. Agents for GIFFAIID'S PATENT INJECTOR for feeding Boilers. jall:rs2 MONT BLANC FOUNDRY. - Butler. Street, Ninth Ward, Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings, THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES, MACHINERY AND CASTINGS. GENERALLY Orders promptly and carefully executed Charges reasonable. =3 BERLIN FOUNDRY. PRICE & SIMS. - - Office and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street. Thimble, Skein and Pipe, Boxes, WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS, And Castings generally. THOMAS CARLIN & CO., Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, DA., Manufacturers of Steam Engine_s, Oil Presses, Pul leys Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work,_Rolling Mileand Siachine. Castings, Grate Bars Weights, Wagon-Boxes, &c. Build to order and have on hand Engines of all sizes. " mvl4:qs (CENTRAL FOUNDRY • AND ROLL WORKS 880 Penn Street. BOMIAN, BOYD & SAMMY Mill Rolls, Mill Castings, Roll Lathes, &e. ELTON MACHINE WORKS. -• • - ESTABLISHED IN 1830; anufeetory of STEAM ENGINES, of an sizes 11.1 i. of the most a l orsve4 s pattarn4 i for stationer? WM " " A variety of A llo, ltti n and Pi hors: . power ENGINES, which will be sold at very roluoed prieea. P. F. GElSSE.,Wellaville, 0. Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio river, and line of C. & P. B. n00:52 EMBER! LUBIBth ! LUMBER! Dealer in-all Binds of Lumber ON HAND AND NOB SALE : ' ,500, 000 feet Dry Pine Boards; .30,000 feet Dry. Oak, 1 and 2 Inch; 20,000 feet Dry,Ash, 2, 251 arid 3 Inch; 200,000 feet Hemlock• 1,000,000 No. 1 1 8-Inch . Shingles, sawed; 100,000 No. 110-Inch Shingles, sawed; 100,000 No. 110 - Inch Shingles, a laved; ' 2,000 Locust Posts, 7,-8 and 12 feet; 300 Cedar Posts. • • -Also, Fire - Erick, Tile and. Clay, In large or small quantities. YAlitis No. - 86 PREBLE, STREET. formerly Manchester,' and 157 REBECCA STREET. oppo site the Gas Works, Alleghs ny City. • Jy2S:t73 PITT - gBITAGH. ,WORKS. - FORT PITT LUMBER COMPANY Capita/i $125 - - - 000 _ • ringsmsirr--EDWARDDrrintmoz. "Bzoarntar—T. A: WEIGHT. BOIItaLtiTISDZNT-EDW. DAVISON. WORKS. & CO.; DM DIEZCZOIII3: • Edward Davison, jL. F. Duncan. - Johnaiellon, Z. D. Dithridga, , 6 e9. W. pipe ne. L. Malone, •• • M. Johnston.. • LIMBER YARD—Corner of BUTLER and LITM BER STREETS. Ninth Ward. OFFICE AT FORT PITT GLASS WORKS, Wash instep Street. )120:lie COOPER./' toe. trAmr. TOH 111, (*OPEL!. tif•X(Poyi rifIRASS FOUNDERS, GAS AND STEAM IeiTTERS Mannfactaren of PULWS AND SRAM WORK rz e j , i , trigfeti ., ll :l f s gmia ln SAS FLITURIB Cornet of Pike and Walnut Streets, . PriTS.BURqII. =Mow SAMUEL M P 4 First street, pittsburghp Pa. . , .. • Ageat forth, soli al CorayrAC DOngillat" Jet sepnlae Isabella, Ducacaloonacquia, Je_,„„ndell,.. cad "other am ,s ot Aaths te, •ouilaucsoc.' , ' Coke and.C. 11,,,,aereou * ' . . . IMO vadortris,„ !!".21,rsakgeogoss, ATLAS VF,9HEyii; MORTON STREET, , Ninth Ward, ram - rtsrrcu,Gai. THOMAS N. MILLER. I'residenti These World are among the largest and most +lumplete establishments In the West, and tat !LOW prepared to furnish Fonines, of every description. Boilers, Oil Tanks. Sheet Iron Work. Railroad Castlsga. Rolling Mill Casting's. Engine Castings. iffabbine Castings. General Castings. n ORDERS SOLICITED 'oi:n69 (Opposite Union Iron Mills,) EBBERT & MACIiIEND: Manufacture and keep constantly on hand SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE LUMBER. ALEXANDER PATTERiON, AND STEAM FITTING, IRON'BROKERS. IRON =WEER, PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, ME RTr PITT BULER SILL AND TANK CARROL,L;_iic . SNYDER, • MANITFACITTILTZg.B Or TUBULAR, DOIIBLE-FLIIED TUBULAR, FIRE, BON AND 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 SHIITES °Mee and Warehouse, corner Second Third, Short and Liberty Streets, if Orders Bent to the above address will be promptly attended to. mh7:199 • WM. BARNHILL & CO., BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET IRON IiVORKERS,f NOS. 20, 22, 24 AND 26 PENN ST Having secured a large yard and furnished it with the most approved machinery, we are pre,pared to manufacture edery description of BOILERS in the best manner, and warranted equal to any made in the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire . Beds, Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Cendensers, Salt Pan s , Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators , Settling Pans, Boller, Iron Bridges, Sugar Pane,and sole mantis facturers of ` Barnhill's Patent Boilers. Repairing done on the shortest notice'. .-1a5m2,1 JAMES N. BITER, • • 3'os.ss r anq &6 Water Street, IRON OIL TANKS, SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE, BOLLING MILL STACKS, TARED M. BRUSH EDMIIiiD D. BRUM JARED H. BRUSH &.SON, MANDFACTErREPtB or' Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks. MEET IRON WORE, &O. 61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. A STETTLER SONS & CO., Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks, And GREET IRON wiqnß., of all ktnds. Locust Street, Fifth - Ward, Pittsburgh. .13,19 STOVES, CASTINGS, &c C OOK STOVES PITTSBURGH BISSE_LIA fie CO.'S FOB BITUMINOUS COAL. Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as well as any other Stove hst tile Union. BISSELL & CO., No. 235 Liberty'Street. Also on band and for sale, - PARLOR STOVES, . HEATING STOVES, ORA.T.F. FRONTS FENDERS • COOKING RANGES, &c • CHEAPEST PLACE in the city TO BUY THE • TRIUMPH COOKINC STOVE, Is st,lio. 146 GRANT STREET. Je2 P. C. DUFFY. OILS. WARING AND KING, Commission Merchants and Brokers in Petroleum and its Products, DALZELL'S - BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY, PITTSIII7ROH, PS. PHILADELPHIA. ADDRESS, WARING, KING &CO., 127 Walnut Street. TACK BROTHERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALEIIB IN Petroleum and its Products. • Pittsburgh Office—DALZELL' BUILDING, eor ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin street/. Philadelphia Oface-1914 WALNUT ST. api:w99 • JACOB WEAVER, Jr. & CO., Oil Comtnisition - Jobbers • No. 3 DUQUESNE WAY, will 'Ray and sell Crude and Relined, Oils, Lubricating, Tar Benzine and Cooperage. -.Our long experience in the Petroleum trade enables us to oiler unusual facilities and in ducements to operators. As heretofore, we are de termined to make It the interest of buyers and sel lers to give ns a, call. Parties having Oils for sale are cordially Invited to bring their samples. , • ap6:n94 , H M. LONG & CO., * MiNUPACTiTRZEB OP PURE I,IIIIA BURNING OIL, Brand—"L 17CLFE13." Meet Nor# 4,4411010 e Ma.l;lllthmigth- 118.. PR ACTICAL llB. FURNITURE' MANUFACTURERS . wHOLziAre AND • LEMON & WEISE, NO. 118 pourrrii , goietaat_yl on hand rzvari t); CHAMBER F U RNIT UR E , tog e ther with a cam plAtreorpeent .t!!' common itLittiza at reduced' Thoee in our line are cordially Invited to callriefore sarl:haw i ng Work BByusntee ~ • . _ a wExst • LAKE SPIT , IIIOII • • OOPPE*MIL, Paw= zirrrsircriuqui., PARK, MCctiitny &• co.; ifaspfleeterere of flheatlflog, Braden , e s t Bfol! 00PPer• Preeled Copper Bottoms. Weed "BO lona.l3Relter. Bolder. Moo, Ireixie-re sad, Dealers 1 11 tim•Vrirl ThaN Mull) Iron. Wire, de. Dos. man y • en Use Tier ii araobteee_TOOir 120 jyArehottes, NeK•l4O 'UST MOAT STUMM Pltteburgtt• Ird‘n,Bl9)PPer-1413V9'.#54441.14Vere =EL n~~~+:~: WORKS. PITTSBURGH, Pa 1 PPITSBURGH, PA., I ' MANUFACTURRII OF And SHEET IRON WORK, For Steamboa IdANZZACTVOIBB OP CET THE BEST. TRIUMPH, FURNITURE. , .;'!',.':::ooiPPsl2L' , L=.: ! : , FINANCI . 0. 1"/MW . NWANIRAINW.I.0 FORT PITT' BANISO" -COITANY. =I No. 169 Wood, Street. CAPITAL, . . . . . $200,000 STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS Collections made on all accessible points in the United States and Canadas. D. Hostetter, James Gordon, D. Wallnce, E. Fawcett, SAI'L. M D. LEFT KEYSTONE RANK, No. 293 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSRPIIOII, PA. . ) : : : : $ 200 2 4 0 . CAPITAL, (autho WRFC ORS. IFm _ Hampton, .1 Hen. H. ry.Bockstoce, '--. eo. T. Van Doren. H. j Md ch o' Johnch, Jr., William Eapyy, r. A GENET, BA KING BUSINESS • TRAM CTED Collections made on all essible points in the United States and Canada. Interest Allowed o Time Deposits. UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD. H. J. LYNCH, President. • I 61F.0. T. VAN DOBEN. Cashier. Ri - STOCKFTOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY-LIABLE. PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK, OF rirra.ssuncrEr. CASH CAPITAL President—HENßY LLOYD. flee President—WlLLlAM BEA. • Henry Lloyd, :Hon. Thos. Mellon, !R. P. Jones, Th. Wlghtman :Geo. W. Hallman, Wm. Rea, R. H. Hartley, Edward Gregg, Hiram Stowe secretary & Treas'r--•S. F. VON BONNUORST. SLY PER CENT. INTEREST paid on time de posits. Deposltsmade on or before Aus4stlsthwill bear Interest hom that date. Interest computed on Ist .NoTember and Ist May. Jy31:176 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sts. A.PATTERSON Jos: 11. lIILL _ CAPITAL, : : : $500,000. A. Patterson, Wm. H. Brown, Chas. Lockhart, Allen Kirk patrick W. S. Haven, . DISCIiIINTS DAILY, AT 11 A. M' HART, CAUGLIEY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, Corner Third and Wood Streets, rrrpsnuncrxx, PA., (SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART &.C0.,) Exchange, Coin, Coupons, And particular atte ntiaaLe on paid to be purchase and • ot GOVERNMENT BONDS. Sight Drafts on "London. myl:ssl 3B.E!L.DTMiLMR.IS, M'arket Street, prr-rrent73m3i.u. Collections wade on all thejirincipal points of the United states and Canadas. Stocks,:Bonds' and other 'Securities BOUGHT AND SOLD ON-.COMMISSION. Particular attention paid to the purcbaee and sale Of , United States Securities. a210:al WESTERN SAVINGSBAC/ilk, No. 59 Fourth Street. cHARTEItED 1866. --- Interest paid on Time Deposita ANT sint•REcErvzt) PROM ONE DOLLARUPWARD. DICIRWITS SUBJECT;TO . ,WITEouT loociunts - - President—THOMSON WILL: • Vice President.4llL iItAIANA J_ Trc oat. ' ° ." l3° DiL N oRT Bz __ I ''' .. .los. "l 'Al Aßs uftria"" *. • GILLEBPLL.) h.l , ' Stockholders to whorls Wo. II e l gait:ince: .m. YoraTtlies • 3 ') , 40sep 'Dilworth, in. Caldwell , ,--lanig. , :D§rld Hen': illis Dalzell, ' ligutr Lambert, : E. M. }v,;11'.1,1" 6 ". tii .t.' par.:174.. „,SLA.T.E. THE TWIN CITY SLATE CO., umannicture a Superior article of rtOOFMA4 lirtooBl o,BeTeiltiStoi Pa. ;I. S. NEWMEYER, Pres't. '311726'qu .. ; k GIN pERCEVAIL' BECKE'PIy - , 1 . ~. •romanairichn ENGINEER, And Solicitor- or • PoiOnts. (Late of P. F. W. &O. Railway.) ~. , Ofiloe, 2,10. 79 FEDERAL arittlete_ _litooilie..ii,; .. await's. ii k g,, ALLMlEzersdiTir. ' J o., •.' B k allll9k 9 a Wittaib le t i n e t 07 1 2 Art '. ishe,, itlipthiegit ti 91111:9141;• s I LLI99. 1.090N0T1V123. Patents eon !! ent sit solicited. SiO• An EVENINGDRA , • :• jo ifficatregy.Figivßai a • ' ,i,t, i .13 . 111 -:- i bz.a.. ~ ~, i tbil , w 1 AND COLD. DIRECTORS Jno. C. Maher, Robt. H. Kaag, Andrew Miller, James M. Bailey LURE AN, Presq. ILSON. Canhier, $lOO,OOO 11=1 Premildent. Cashier. DIRECTORS: Oe'brge W. Cass, James McCandless, Wry. Douglas, Wm. Reed. ap9:o2L , DEALERS IN & SONS, - PEE. -rt.. IVEELITZ BIMMz, Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets. GOVERNMENT AND PACIFIC R, R. BONDS, GOLD SILVER AND COUPONS Bought On the moat favorable terms. Sells LET TERS OF CREDIT and DRAFTS a ailable In any part of Europe. DEPOSITS received sukitTt to ebeck, or INTER EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. JANES To BRADY at Co., (Successors to S. JON E 4 ) Corner Fourth and Wood Sts., 33 At,.. INU MK. 30 EL €l7 BUY, AND SELL ALL KINDS OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, CiOLD, sane AND COUPONS, ON MOST FAVORABLE TER3LS Ca' Interest Allowed on Deposits. Jnr Money loaned on Government Bonds at low est market rates. Orders exeent i ed for the Pnrehavie and Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD. JAMES T. BRADY & CO E•ittshurffl o r Gaytts FINANCE AND TRADE, OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, / TUESDAY, August 11, 1868.. —The Nesy York Stock quothtions to-day as received by Mr. Ph. R. Mertz, were as follows: Gold 146%; 1881's, 1153,; 5-20's, 1852, 11%; do 1864, 110%; do 1865, 112%; do now, 108%; do 1867, 109; 10-40's, 109%; Cleveland it Pittsburgh f 87%; Fort Wayne, 10,45; Western Union Telegraph 34%; Adams Express, 5233; Erie, 573. —From statistics of the Petroleum trade, just prepared, we learn that the total pro duction of Refined 011 in the Pennsylvania Oil region, and the possltive production of it from the amounts of Crude Oil that hase reached the refineries at New York, Cleve land, Pittsburgh, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and other points, from January Ist to July Ist, was 1,275,582 barrels of 45 gallons each. From the same statistics we learn that the total amount of Crude. and Refined Petroleum produced in and ship ped from the Oil .regions of Pennsylvania, as shown by the current statistics during the last six months, was 2,832,767 barrels. —The public debt \ statement shows that the Treasury held August 1, 831 millions in , coin, and the receipts - have since been at least 31 millions more, making , 'B7 millions now in the Treasury, of which about 65 millions belongs to the Government. As the current receipts for customs will, in all probability, exceed the payments to , be made for interest in September and November, the coin balance in the Treasury will be increas ing until January 1, 1869. This is a decid edly favorable showing for the bear side of the gold question. Even if the Secretary does not sell gold, the accumulation in the Treasury, showing his ability to do so at any moment, will hold speculators for a rise in check. The purchase money for Alaska will probably be remitted in coin— in fact one million of the amount was sbip ped on Saturday; but as the receipts from customs average over half a million per day, there will be no depletion of the amount in the Treainry if there is not oiler three mil lions sent out per week, and there probably will not be over one-third of this amount. As the estimate of the amount Of gold in the Treasury belonging to the Government has been from thirty-reven to forty-five mil- - lions, it would seem impossible for the bulls to sustain the market long under the infor mation contained in the debt statement. —Closing quotations received by James T. Brady lit Co.: Gold, 147; 17. S. 6's,lBBl'a, 115%; 5-20's, 1882, 114%; 5-20'x, 184, 110;1,; 5-20's, 1865, 112%; 10-40's, 109!‘; 5-20's, January and July, 'B5, 108%; 5-20's, January and July, 'O7: 108; '6B, 109%; June 7-30's, par less 5‘ July 7-30's. do /August 118%; Sept, 118%, Oct. 118; Unlotr.Pacitic Railroad, 102; Cen tral 103. PITTSBURGH MARKETS. OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, TUEADAY, August 11, 1868. The general theme of conversation in commercial circles is in regard to the crops. and the views pnt forward, both pro and con, aro very conflicting. It begins to look now as if the yield of Wheat is large, considerably larger than for several years, prsbably not so good in quality in some localities, and as a consequence it is alto gether likely that both Wheat and• Flour will rule lower. The stock of Grain in the Western markets, particularly Wheat, is unusually large, and with big receipts and only amoderate demand for export, it does look as if the bottom bad not been touched, however unpleasant it may be for. parties who hale:atiiked: their all on an upward movement, to Contemplate. It is to be hoped for thetgerunal good of . the country, that Breadstiiffe' will rule loiver;and that the day will ,soon come when it will not Vake all a laborlng 'man can make in a week to buy a barrel of Flour. - BUTTER-The market is dull and under. the intlnento of increased arrivals and a diminished demand, prices are tending downward; 30 to 33 for prime to choice. EGGS—Exceedingly tiull with a supply largely it; excess of the demand; we now quote atelflto • ' '• • CHEESE—IR reported quiet but steady at 14 to 16 for Western Reserve and Ham burg 16 t 0.17 for Faotory; and 19 to 20 for Bweitzer. HAY—Is coming in pretty freely and the market is dull and drooping.; Sales at Allegheny dlmond market" of 84 loads at -120 td.128. Straw sold at 118, which also is a decline. GRAlN—Wheat is coming In quite freely mainlnxmeigned td the mills; the market, however, is quiet and unchanged at $2.10 for prime Red and $2.15 to 112,20-for prime White. Corn is hardly as firm as it was a_ dad or two since and - the demand is light; we quote at $l,lO to $1,12 for prime Yellow. We can; report sales in lota •ot about 1;200 bushels old Oata. in elevator,. at 82; Now crop may be quoted at 70 to 72; -Rye Is ;tarot and nominally.. unchanged, at .1.50 l ui ifor , old nd $1;25" for new. We have not :heard o a single transaction in Barley this season, yet,.and"ii 001?al . S . 10 - Pe r e IF arp . ..El. ow tatibift- , - - 12. MT .#4Rifirs.4-r4 istoadr3dimand, 1111 and we can report regular ealee:at 0,50 to ;5,50 per bbl. POTATOES—Continue exceedingly and prices are nominal at $3 tq $3,25 per barrel. SILT—la dill! and nominally unebanged at 81.,75 to $l,BO to the trade and 82 for small lots in store:, PROVISIONS—Bacon, is in steady de mand and firm at 13y, to 14 for Shoulders; 163 to 18 for Ribbed and COar Sides, and 21 to. for Sugar Cured Hams. Lard IP I 4 for kettle rendered.. Dried Beef 213. _Mess Pork M. LARD OIL—Is film but unchanged at $1.15 for No 2 and $1,40 for not. FLOUR—Is quiet and dull but; unchang, ed. We continue to quote at $10,50 to $ l l, for Srping Njheat; $10,75@11,50 for Winter wheat and $9,25 - to $9,50 for Rye Flour. Mill prices unchanged. PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKE* OFFICE OF THE PITTSBUOR GA'LETTE, TUKIDAY, August 11, 4868. CRUDE—The crude market continues quiet and dull, with but very little doing and no material change in primal We can report 1000 bbls on spot at 14,1000 for, Aug-, ust, seller, at 14 and 1000 for September, seller, at 14 and 1000 for Octoberseller, at 14 making a total of four thousand barrels, which, cOmparatiyely speaking, 4s a very light trays business.'_Notwithstanding there — ls but little doing, the market is steady and prices are pretty wellsnstained fourteen cents having been the rtiling price for some days. ( At Oil City business is also very light, tho ugh there, as herekirices re main unchanged. REFINED—The Refined market is also dull and - neglected with but little doing. . and prices seem to be receding slightly. For instance. August sold to-day at 34 for first and 34X, for last half; 1,500 bbls in all, and this we may remaric were .the only sales reported. September, in the absence of sales, may be quoted at 34%, to 34 1 ,4; while the demand both for present and fu ture delivery seems to have fallenoff very materially, there is but little oil offering,fas the most of our refiners are well sold up and many of them for sixty and even ninety days ahead. Were it -not' for this, the market would doubtless have brOken before this, as in its present condition it would not stand up long if any Considera ble amount of oil was thrown upon the market. - • ARRIVALS—The following like the ar rivals of oil to-..dav: Jos Wilkins. 610 H. Holdship 560 D. M. Edgerton. 6801 Fisher & Bro 520 S. Roes & 8r0.... 480 Livingston:4lr Br.''BBo A. B. Mills 80 Nat. Ref. -C0... 240 Weisenberger...., 280 Fawcett L & Es...' 400 Jas. Mawhinney. 560 Wormser M& C 560 Geo. Berry 400 I Clark & Suin'r..l,olo Total f 7420 OIL SHIPMENTS PER A. V. R. , R. Montzheimer, Kohler & Co., 550 ref. to Waring King '& Co., Philadelphia.' • Lockhart Frew & Co., 437 refined,' fio Warden Frew & C 0. ,, Philadelphia. McKeivy & Bro., 3.38 do - do to W. Pi Lo gan & Bro.,Philadelphia. Citizens ef. Co., 289 bbls ref. to - Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia. McCreery & Beaumont, 205 benzOle to W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. P Weisenburger & Co., 150 ref to 'Warden Frew & Co. Philadelphia.- McKee, Hackett & Co., 150 do do to W. P. Logan & Bro. ' Philadelphia._ Livingston dr Bro., 50 tar to Wallace & Curtis, Philadelphia. OIL SHIPMENTS FROM DUQUESNE' DEPOT. Union Ref. & St. Co., 340 bbls'ref. to W. P.-Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. ( Kirkpatrick & Lyon, 40 bhis roil to W. P. Logan & Co. Philadelphia. Az Warden , Batchelter, 51 do. do.lo War den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia. S. ißrooks. l3allentine & Co., 60 do do to Warden, Frecii . & Co., Philadelphia. Union Ref.l,& S. Co., 93 bbls beuzole to W. P. Logan 'it Bro, Philadelphia. ;( Lafferty & Waring, 111 hbls ref. to Wa ring, King & Co., Philadelphia. Mentzer, Hepler & Co., 158 do do to W. P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia. New York Produce Market.. CBy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)• -NEW YORK, August 11.—Cotton is a shade firmer; 850' bales sold :at 29. 1 ,4 c for Middling uplands. Flour; receipts, 3,200 bbls; dull and saloc lower; 6,600 bble sold at $7,40a8,20 for-superfine state western; $8,60 9,70 for extra state;. $8,70,13.80 for extra western; $10,90a18,20 for white extra; Pa 13,50 for round hoop Ohio; §loal2 for extra - St. Louis; $12,50a14,50 for 'good chhice do, closing quiet; California is heavy; 1,300 sks sold at $10,50a12,60. Rve flour is dull; 200 bbls sold at $8a10,75. C•orn meal - is quiet. Whisky is quiet; 100 bbls . in bond:sold at 6754. ; Receipts; wheat, none; rather more active without deckled - change, the demand Is chiefly for milling; 48;000 bush :st $2,08 for No. 2 spring; $2,15a2,16 for NC. 1 do; $2,1242,121,4 No. 1 and 2 do mixed; $2,45 for Amber state; $2,59 for choice Amber Michi gan; $2,60 for new Amber Tennessee; $2,85a 2,90 for white California, and $2,00 , for soft spring. Rye is firm; 1,100 bbls new Penn sylvania at $1,90. Barley is quiet; i barley malt is dull: 6,000 bushels were sold on private terms. Receipts; corn, 108;359 bu; a shade easier and more active; 274,000 bu at $1,10a1,15 4 '0r unsound;sl,l6al,l7 for sound afloat. Oats; receipts 24,231 hush; rharket dull and heavy; sales 25,000 bush, af 82c for western in store and . 83 1 4a83X_c !afloat. Rice dull. Coffee firm; sales of 1,600 bush Rio ou private terms. Sugar quiet; sales of 600 latidif; at 11a12 ¢c for Cuba and 12a 124 c for Porto Rico. Molasses nominal. Hops quiet. Petroleum firm, at 17c for crude and 34yic for relined bonded. Pork dull and heavy; sales of 1,660 bbls, 1:4;28,75 - 28,90 for new moss, closing at $28,75 cash; 48,50:128,75 for old do; $23a23,50 for ':prime, end $24a24,37 for prime mess.. BeefeteadY: sales of 130 bbls, at $15a20,50 for new plain mess and $20,50a24,74 for now extra mess. Tierce Beef nominal, at $21a33 for,!prime moss and $30a36 for India mess:: Beef Hams dull at $26a32,50. Cut Meats-scarce and firm: sale of 185 pkgs, at 13e133ac_for shoulders and 16419 1 40 for hams. Middles quiet and steady. Lard quiet and steady; • sales of 500 tierces at 18a183‘c, chiefly; 18% - alBXc for steam. • Butter quiet, at 125a3.. for Ohio and 301130 c for State. Cheese firm at 12a17c. Freights to Liverpoollower; en gagements per steamer of 25,000 bush corn at , 4os%;_chiefly at the Inside rate.! LATEST.--Flour closed quiet and without any decided change. Wheat is steady with a moderate milling demand. sales at $2,08a 2.10 for No. 2, and "2,14a2.16 for ;No. 1 spring. Rye is scarce and very firm; sales at $1,85a1,90. Oats are dull at We in;store, and 83a83%c afloat. Corn is steady at 81,141 a 1,15.14 for unsound, and $1,1631,10% fiap. sound new mixed western afloat. Pons rather quiet at $23,7.5. cash, for mesas sales 500 bbls mess at $28,80; regular, closing free, sellers at these figures. Beef drill and unchanged. Cut meats are quiet and steady. Baden is nominal. Lard is dull; sales at 183;o for prime steam. Eggs are dull sales at 2. 96c. Nw York thy Goods Markt. (By Telegraph to the rlttsburgh Gazette 4 NEW Yong, August 11.—Dry goodri mar ket steady, with a fair inquiry for Staple styles of cotton and woolen goods suited to the season. Heavy brown° sheetings_of popular makes steady. at 17al7ic. Printed calicoes, 13341/14Mc.' !dohs delanes, 20d for New York mills. Muslins, 28c; Lodsdale and Androscogginti 18)io, and Lavirence B, 16c. e - ,Chlcage Cattle, Alarket. Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] Cll* , ,soo, Aug. 11.--Ileef cattle quiet and ; 'theyrlces favor buys a; sates at 93,5044 for common to , gpod-qmea, and 16,12401,60' for , good to oholce ship p ing beeves. Hogggni-- eti'oommore to Medium lota 10a15o lower, sales at Pla994;for ewluMotr.to .119,86a0' 9,60 for ,nisi um, ; for gtiOd tar chola.. ) - " s • El El =lll
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