6.
El
IRON WORKS.
0
Jas. V alma, Pree:t.:.. - .:.. 1 1 1. - P. P ( osuse. Burt.
11011IT8BU8GH FOIWE
AND IRON co.,
itAtruirAcruszati or
Bar • Iron;
I"3lroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
-Railroad Car kyles Boiled;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
_ 'Locomotive Frames;
. Locomotive 'Frame Shapes; ,
Side Rods:,
Yoke/4 Straps; •
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Bteamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;'
- Pitman alll7ll, Collars, iihd.
°Moe, N 0.177 PENN S'T'REET,
PITTSBUIIGH,
GRAFF, BYERS & CO.,
MANUFACTURER:3 OF
Bar, Hoop and Sheet Iron,
WROUGHT IRON,
Ina Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
• Water, &c.
OIL WELL TUBING.
Office, 98 Water and 132 First Streets.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. •
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD VI3LACK,
MANIIFACTITICERS OF
Beat Common, Re#ned, Charcoal
AND
JUNIATA BLOOM IRON.
MERCHANT BAR, BOUND and.SQUARR MON.
HOOP, BAND, Tan SHEET IWN. - •
BOILER PLATE anIRON.
MOWER AND REAPER BARB,
CYLINDER and GUARD or FINDER IRON.
SMALL T RAILS, 90 and 10 lbs. to the yard.
WROUGHT ()HAI and SPIKES ler same.
PLAT RAILS, Punched and Countersunk.
COAL SCREEN IRON.
NAILS AND SPIKES. _ . •
Warehouse and Unice at the: Wor,m, -GREEN
adjoiningß, Ot continuation of First street,
the City Gas• Worts, Pittsburgh.
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
judi
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
Warehbuse, Nos. 166 and 167 FIRST'. STREET
uPPo.olte Mtuntgaheis H.onse..; PITTsuII H.
a024:d6
STEEL WORKS,
pITTSBITRGH/STEEL WORKS.
LiSTAS43HED rli 1845.3
ANDERSON az WOODS,
03UCEESz''ORS TO ANDERSON, COOK 3 CO.,
Ifauatzeturers of every description of
STEEL,,
BEST BE.FEN:ED TOO.L STEEL
•
Mill, Mnlay, ClF9filar, Gang and, Cross Cut
ELELNAT PL~ TES
Spring, rant and German' Plow and Blister Steel.
Eltlovel. Hoe. Fork, wake and Toe Calk. Keel.
Railroad Spring Steel and Frog Points, Cast Steel
Finger Bars, eickle Steel, s2rltig Steel . Tyre, Plow
Wings, eta'_ C Oil Drill Steer_
Once and Works— C ornerFIRST AND-BOSS STS.,
Flttsburgo, Pa . • 7vVR.d9
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, EMU & CO.,
Ationi:factrinrs of every description of
CAST rAND , CEFIANAN STEEL
)
I RAILWAY BITI2P3 0 3
,t.:ZIA.LATFOII.3i eraraes,
AXLES, BTEML
Wareham, 88 Water'and 'lOO - Pint Sta.
ivrici.w,U, BARR-1s PARKIN •
•
-
wm. - .1 REUBEN MILLER,
GEO, 3r . , EAU% , PAILEIN, •
, Brzciez, Penvalk-G. Y. JUKE:
cMks''d - E*l - ‘'sTERL'wORKs,
lairr a TAN.B.33,Allal..der.P.A.Mrarr ,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St, .
PITI'BBITBGEI, PA.
MIMI
BLACK MAMOND
smmiEt wonirs.
PARK; BR O T H ER & co.,
jffancifacitstrers of all 4.ocriptlons of
. .
:;;IBITIMOMMEN.
Olice and Warebouae, 120, 122, 124 BBOOND
end I.lB.and jAIFIRST STREETS, - • :.:
.'NOI7MTY . WORKS.
PITTSBURGH •
JL ,
NO"1411'.
ADAMS, & CO.,
ar.A.WETA.CII7 I 9 I : 3I ' fait "
80,111411tie' ,Stoikkidilid., Patent Platte:3n
i.j?!-,p,,jA;L.E-8; • I - -
Januthicee , Onfint , toorloclat and Latches. . •
• .
PAINT, ' Q
.717.EX. 11 0 ,1 . 8 . •
MALLEABIiF , 1402f01t,,
Corner o;, Grant 'arid 'First Streets,
suS:tB4 '
PITTBisIIEGH.
HARDWARE.
igErflumpwAtur. Houma,
oimm••••
STKRRIT lk, iOWEIi,
Niaufacturers and Imperial; of
A;, - Et 1 : Amapa,
, • .
icuttEnY,:6C.,
•••,), - "
837 Li.i3IRIT,
oosxsa op weYxs, ,
J
PrrroBURGE4'
sir AvontiPlog
-
FOUNDERS, nueramtrrs:
ATLAS WOR
MORTON STREET, ninth Ward,
TIIONLiti N. MILLER. President.
These Works sre =one the largest sad mo s t
complete establishments in the_ We s t. arid are now
' prepared to furnish
General Castings.
ORDERS tiOLICITZD
n09:n69
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
, AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Smallman Streete,
(RINTH WARD,)
.1 3 '1"1:71131711Grn,
Wig. SMITH,
•
Manufacturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS.
M' Pipes are all cast invariably In Pits, in dry
sand, and 15 feet lengths. Also, tall assortment of
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Snperintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
fel6:tle - -
L. O. LIVINGSTON.W. 11..8M1T.W. A. ROBINSON, JB.
LIVINGSTON & CO.,
IRON FOMSTIIERS,
- MANVFACTORItII.9 OF
• PINE , LIGHT 'CASTINGS,
All deicriptione, fbr Pltunbere and O ne .Pittere • ; Ag
ricultural implements, Cotton and W oolen Mill Ma
chiner~ AO.
All pronplly. &Cr:ended to.
Office aid *orka—WASHINGTON AVENUP.,
near Onter Depot. Allegheny City, Pa. •
ROBINSON, REA - 66 CO., •
BueceSsorS tollatiftiON; Elixts &
•
•WASHII4G'rON WORKS,'
. . .
FOUNDERS ,
AND SACHINISTS,'PITTSBURGH,
• - • • • -
blannfhetarers of Boat aneStationieT Stesui En
gimes, Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all desetitions; Gil Tanks and
Stills, Boiler and Sheet Irott.:Work...„
Mite, No. 151, corner First and Smithfield Streets,
Agents for GIFFARD'S PATENT INJECTOR for
feeding Boilers... Jall:rfa
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler. Street, Ninth Ward,
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE . BOXES,
MACHL.'fBRY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT & BUCKIJENR,
oc15:LIEI
BERLIN FOUNDRY.
PRICE & SIMS.
Mee and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
And Caidings generally
TH4?ffW ,CAB.LL'II do COy
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works
GU, PA.,
RASEDIISKY ST., ALLEGHENY GMT, PA.,
Manuhfcturets of Steam Enginm Oil Presses,' Pul
leys, Shafting, Grist and Saw Mill Work, Rolling
Mill and Machine Castings, Orate Rare, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, RC. BuIM to order and have on
hand Engines of all sizes. mvl4:cif.
CENTRAL N'IMJNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
880* Penn Street.
BOLT:NAN, BOYD & BAILLIET.
dhlll Bolls. Mlll eastitigs, 801 l Lathes. ae.
g ill:rex MACHINE WORKS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1838.
anufactory, of STEAM ENGINES, of all olzeo
'old of the most&rov th a s pi s tarn4, l 4or stalia a ari
BOATS. s 'A at 10, 12 and 18 hone power
ENGINES, whi:di will he sold at very reduced
~p. °BONE. Wellsville. O.
..Iftfty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio river, and
line of C. & P. R. no9:h2
LUMBER! LEMBEJEt 1 LUMBER!
ALEXANDER PATTERSON,
Dealei in alt. Hinds of Lumber.
ON HAND AND FOR BALE :
•
500,000 feet Dry Pine Boards:
30,000 feet Dry Oak, 1 and 2 Inch;
20 000 feet Dry Ash 2,2 K and 3 Inch;
2011 000 fret Hemlock;
1,000;000 No. 1 18-inch Shingles, sawed;
' 100,000 No. 118-tech Shingles, sawed;
100,000 No. 118-Inch Shingles, s iaved;
2,000 Locust Posts, 7, B . and 12 feet; -
300 Cedar Pasts.
-Also, Fire Brick; Tile and Clay, In large or small
quantities.
YARDS No. 88 PREBLE STREET. formerly
Manchester, -and - 1.1357 REBEOUrs STREET, oppo
site the EingWorks, Alleght ny jy3hMli
j iPITLSBI EOS.:
WORT PITT LUMBER COMPANY
Capigl4- ••• $125,000.
Zaward Datriso?, L. F. Duncan.
John Mellonl E. D. Dlthridge,
Roo. W. Ditiuditri , M.L.Malone. '
. Johnston.
.
LTIMBEN, YARTK-Oinster of BUTLER and UM
BEE STREETS. Ninth Ward.
-• OFFICE AT POET PITT GLASSWORKS. Vitasi‘.
bagton Street. _ . handle
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
Joint Y. CiXIPZE KATE MEM' M'
JOHN MG COOPER & CO"
it
BRASS FOUNDERS ,
'GAS . AND STEAM FTPTEES,
. .• .
Maiinfacturers of PIMPS AND BRASS WORK
m i imani o s i es i le in ro ds. lo, CUB PEICTURA
Corner of rike and Walnut Streets,
.
inns:no , " • '
SAMUEL M. WIC
ISt First street, Pittebturglis Pa..
~, • , •,:r
Ibr the sale of Oornarai4 Deitthellisi%
aepWan; Isabela, Itenearnidn, btanbApe. mtendon.
And rather brands of Anthracite. IculisuoilhenT,
VOkeetid C. B. Oharooal
•
ME
.Ma i ka
,S 1
I:lllB7unr,!wit•lF4slrawcoariKocaou
)
. ..;
- errrsigunG fL
Engines, of every description.
Boilers, 00 Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work•
IRstirnad Castings.
uoi!! i ng 'mu Castings.
Engine Castings.
Machine !Castings.
(Opposite Union Iron St(lls,)
•
PITTSBURGH.
itanufacture and keep conitanily on kind
WAGON BUSES, Dl3O pato,
SUGAR SETTL ES , HOLLOW WARE
LUMBER.
Puss'Dian—EDWAßD DITMIEDOE.
fiscaretaarr/Zo:L,,WRIGHT.
Surazuzustrzia--EDW. DAVISON.
IRON; BROKERS.
IRON BROMM,
rPITTSBURG . H,
.94ZETTE r, FRIDAY,; . AUGUST, 14, -186 R,
ERmitnitiktogams,
FORT , PITT
BOILER,' STILL ; AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
MANUFACTVELIMEI 01
TUBULAB, DOUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR. FIRE
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
GIL 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 SHUTES
Office and 'Warehouse, l oorner Ineeond,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa
sir
pr omotl Orders e a t
to. the above address will be
y attee to
mh7:
WM. 132114N111LL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
•
NOB. 20, 22, - 24 AND 26 PENN ST.
Having secured a large yard and fOrnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are
_prepared to
manufacture every description of HOLLERS .in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Sal t
Pans Tanks, 'Oll Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole mann
fawners ofßarnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. la5:021
JAMES M. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
.1
li.bairrecTuairs or
IRON.! OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING !SILL STACKS,
And MEET' IRON WORK,
For Steamboats
J.A.ILID,It. BRUSH
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
IitiIIiIITACTIISEREI or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IKON WORE, &O r
61 Penn Str e et, Pittaburgh,lPa.
A. STETTLER SONS & CO.,
I=l
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks,
And SHEET IRON WORR, iar all kinds.
LoeiLit Street, Fifth Ward; Pittsburgh.
3319.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &c.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well as any other Sto're in the Union.
BISSELL & CO,,
No. 235 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and for sale,:
PARLOR STOVE'S,
HEATING STO I 7E9
GRATE FROlh't FENDERS,
COOKING ANGES, an.
wj
EST PLACE in titer city
V TO BUY THE
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
•
Is at No. 146 GIt&NT STREET.
je2 P. C. DUYPY.
WARING AND KING,
Colaratielon Merchants and Brokers la
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, OUQUESNE WAf,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
lATARING,.KINO & CO
127 Walnut Stz'
TACK BROTHERS,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALEN.s E N .
. •
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittsburgh OiIIee—DALZELL , BUILDING. cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
Philadelphia Office-127 WALNUT ST.
'api:w3o
JACOB lIVEAVER, dr. & CO.,
Oil Commission Jobbers,
No. 3 DiNITEBNE WAY, will buy and sell Crude
and Bellied •OM, Lubricating, Tar, Benzine and
Cooperage. Our long experience in the Petroleum
trade enables us to offer unusual; facilities and in
ducements to operators. As heretofore, we are de
termined to mane It the Interest of buyers and sel
lers to*iv us a - call, Parties having Ms for sale
are COrMallY invited to bring their samples.
LT M. LONG & CO.,
mAgurecruar f itsor_.,
PURE Witri B6001(431. OIL
; Brand--"liiratFEW P
No:Moen.) Ways PlUilborghe
billi_liiilEl
PRACTICAL ,
118. .llB.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS ,
WOOLEBALZ AND ErfAIL.
LEMON; 4k. WEISE.
NO us . vote/mai evritmErr•
botuitan_ hani e • ry ariety of PABWIt and
OILAMBEN 71:1RNI.TillE,T together with a eom-
Ple"assortment; of uomsnori !Vulture at reduced
tny owl is want of anything In our line are
tied to call before purr,hasing.
Work guaranteed.: = '
1111121:ni 4 LillifON a wows.
AKE SUPEIIIOII •
"OWES MILL AND MILTING WORXIN
prrweintrucaki.
PARK, IliadIRDY & CO4
Ski b kid Belt
O urns o eat in, • Braidere. ofin
per, Reeled Omer- llostomr, maw."
tome, Elnelter Bolder. Also, impor• •re and:Dea teH
„,=
.111-Metal, Tln - Plate; Sheet Iron, Wire %Pun"
stantly on kind Tian ets, Maehlne49o4l44
warenonnivllloi 100
13/ICOND STRltlSTA'AlntdtrillJ • •
ftecilla wawa qlgorDer..6lll to "Air lleelred___P&l
-taw
&DI:II:MD D. DItCIBII
OILS.
=1
COPPER.
"MANGUM.
FORT PITP BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood :Street,.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SE MES,
AND COL .
INTEREST ALLOWED ON T B DEPOSITS.
• Collections made on all accesaltde points in the
United Statea and Cana,las.
DIRECTORS:
Jno. C. Risher,
Robt. U. King.
Andrew Miller,
James M. Bailey.
D. Hostetter '
Junes Gordon,
D. WsHose,
IC. Fawcett,
BAWL. BIeCLIIBMAN, Preen.
• , _E. LEET WIL9 N, Cashier,
KEYSTONE BANK,
No. 293 LIBERTY
PITTIMURG
CAPITAL, (authorized,) :4200,000.
DIRECTOR
W .A. Hamilton,
Ile ryßocketoce,
Geo. T. Van Deren.
- -
H. J. Lynch,
John Murdoch, Jr.,
William Dim
Samuel Barakley,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED
Collections made on all accessible points In the
United States and Canada.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits. -
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
H. 3. LYNCH, President.
GEO. T. VAN DOREN, Cashier.
'STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
PEOPLES. SAYINGS BANK,
OF. PITTE3BURGH.
CASH CAPITAL
President--HENRY LLOYD.
Vice President—W/LIMUIBEA.
I=l=l
Henrry Lloyd, 'Hon. Thos. Mellon,lE. P. Jones,
Th. WightmaniGeo. W. Hallman, 'Hiram
Rea,
R. H. Hartley, !Edward Gregg, . Hiram Stowe•
Secretary t Treas'r--EL F. TON BONNIIORST.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on time de
posits. Deposits made on or before August 15th will
bear Interest ft om that date. Interest computed on
let November and Ist hlstr. 13r31:t76
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sts.
A. PATTERSON
T .President.
CAPITAL, : : $500,00();
JOB. 11. rtILL
DIRECTORS:
George W. Case,
James McCandless,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. S. Haven,
AT 11 A. H.
sp9:ol
DISCOUNTS DAIL
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
Prra - sii IMO PA.,
WIICOESSORB TO HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
!=1
=I
17
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular#.l . lntt e r de pltd to he purehiuus and
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on "London. ii _
. ,
"I\T 110LMEIri 8‘ SONS,
•
.171
57 Market Street,
PITT"I'S131:711,151.11, PA
Collections made on "Alike principal potits of the
United States and Canadas.
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the purchase "and
sale of
United States Sebnrities.
Ja3o:al
WESTERN._SAVINGS BANK-.
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CIIARTErtED 1866.
Interest paid onllime Deposits
ANY ISOM REORIVED FROM
ONE-DOL -- LAR I UPWARD:
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECE„ WITHOUT
yistionnts Daily st 131 o'clock.
ireeddent•rtHOMPSU BRIO:
Vice Preildeni—i. it, A INPUT'''.
DIRECTORS:
THompsON BELL, I A. K. MARSHALL,
JOB. DILWORTH JOS. ALBENE.
GILLESPLIC,
•
Btockholderttowlmonmtn
Wm. Forsytne,
Wm. Caldwell, a •
• Willis
D. W. C. Bidwell,
N. M. Fulton,
prriSinritair ,
' v BANK F 0.117; SAVINGS; . . -i'
FORcHERLY THE DINE HATLNOS INSTITUTION
, No. Err.E'ourth Street, • •
.:Na SLY OM/Br= tip I Elicit 01' PITriIIBMIGii.
. G :...1... CR IA I I MO itN , SEEL e: :':: - . .2 *, '
OPEN Intl bY trout 9 to 4 o'clock. and on W ED-
LtESATand b al t rY EVENINGS, Itoullicei
to Novem a f We 4A314,016;41:14 NOM"
'/Koviehaber Ist a C, 15 to g o'clock.
,
Rooks of By-Laws Re. furnished at the °Roe.
• This institutions. elibillally , oat? to ' th ese whose
re
earnings o limited, be opportunity to accumulate;
by small deposits, easily saved, a sum which will be
a resource.whentteededi :and boating interest le-
VOW of remaining unproductive.
i.` j°, 3 1 1QP, PIAXAVIM S: '
raustonwr. • , ,' ' , ','' :- ~
GEORGE.A. BERRY.
TIC ! YitILIPPINTISV. i I ~ ', t
8. H. HARTMAN, I JAMES PARS, Int. _
: '" I • * j143471.41171.""ti1e11'ri.1 L L. "" • t... ,' .`
- A. anAlkiffil , zi: L! , . ,c 1 R111.1.3C; NilifOlEl
A; BELL,O4,Y. RANH,.
J 8. DILWORTH, JOS ' ' V TWODEE..
A L ..,... -IL, i , ) , ..1:1... ; _! , iNIT
r):r. : s l . ' 1• • r 0 . Wrib) VI ,
t - 1 - • , . t • 4: zut.
ilotictrrozi- 1 -.. - ''''. a .1. : ELL. oblkoilli '
PH. 'lt. MEIIRTZ S P
33.1431 MR,
Corner of . "'Mond and Fifth Streets.
* GOVERNMENT AND PACIFIC R. B. BONDS,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS .
Bought on the most favorable terms. Sells LET
TERS OF CREDIT and - DRAFTS a liftable In any
part of Europe.
-DEPOSITS received subject to ebeci, or INTER
EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
LEES T. BRADY 86 O(.,
(Snocessors to S. JONES & CO—)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sta.,
33 .43k. XS. 30 1 7 1.
BOY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SIDES AND COUPDXS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
rain Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Mir Money loaned on Government Bonds at low
est market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
Ct't littsbutgil Gmfft,
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY. August 13. 1868.
Government bonds are very dull to-day,
and transactions were confined to the small
demand for counter use of the regular deal
ers, although gold has advanced rapidly
last week, from 145 to 150. The market in
governments did not respond to the ad
vance, but absndance ofnioney forces mon.
led institutions into the market to buy
bonds to employ their surplus funds. Cap
italists are not purchasers of government
bonds at piesent. The general impression
is, that as soon as the drain for eurreneyis
westward, and money commands better
interest, Governments will decline. For
stocks, reason for an early decline is given
in the entire absence of outside buyers,
and the whole load of the market has
to be carried by the cliques they
alone sustain the market and transactions
are among their own members to give the
market appearance of activity.
Gold is remarkably firm and seems to
have tonebed,bottom yesterday, for a new
rise which the bull clique, headed by a
speculative Wall street Banker, is going to
engineer. For commercial as well as for
political reasons, a rise of the' gold premi
um is inevitable; the late decline was the
work of a few German bankers aided by
importers who are largely short in gold;
the best proof for this is in the unusual
low rate of exchange, at which especially
German houses sell their bills. So soon as
they have sold enough exchange to cover
their short gold contracts they will join the
bulls and rally the market to whatever
point their leader sees fit to carry it.
I —The New York Stock quotations to-day
as received by Mr. Ph. R. Mertz, were as
follows: Gold 147%; ..1881's, 115%; 5-20'S,
1852,114%; do 1864, 110%; do 1865, 112%; do
new, 109; do 1867, 109; 10-40's, 109%;
Cleveland' Pittsburgh 87%; Fort Wayne,
108%; Western Union Telegraph 33%;
Adams Express, 52; Erie, 57%. ,
—closing quotations received by James T:
Brady, 6c,
G01d,.147%; U. S. , 6's, 1881's, 115%; . 5.20'5,
1862, .114%; 6-20's, -1864, 110%; 5-?A's; 1865,
112 1 ,4; 10-10's, 109%; 6-20's, January and
July, '65, 109%; 5-20's, January and July,
'67 409%; .'6B, 109%; June, 7-30's, par lesi
July 7 I`n do August 118%; Sept, 118%
Oct. 118; Union * Pacific Railroad, 102; Cen
tral 103.
$lOO,OOO.
13
II
Ell
The excitement produced last week by
the cattle plague, has pretty well subsided
at these yards, and while business is dull,
not having fully recovered from the effects
of the panic, no danger is now apprehend
ed from that disease in this locality at
least. The arrivals, as might have been ex
pected, were very light during the week,
and with a better attendance of buyers, the
market although by no , means active, was
if anything better than could reasonably
have been expected under existing circum
stances. Philadelphia was pretty well rep
resented, having a pretty full , delegation
"and there was also a goodly number of
stock buyers `rem : neeeter, and other_ d
joining counties in the eastern part of the
State. Stock Cattle, which last 'week. did
not seem to be wanted at any pNee, were
taken by these buyers this week, at to w
figures, it is true. Prime fat cattle, of
which there wage. small supply, ware , in
good demand r anct Ifirniar,t;though-prickis,
compared with last week, have undergone
no qu. table'ehangttClArinnith extra Ship.:
ping steers may be quoted at 7 to 7% gross,
and medium butchers stock , sold at from'
43%, to 4,75: Stock • cattle' were taktin
from 3 to 5; according to quality and condi
tion.
We understand that some of our large
shippers, who, had : cattle in New. 'York lost
:higavily, owing to the panic in consequence
the cattid disease.'' One' firm . it,is said
Ipet-sixteeahrindred dollars, and another
ptirtylnformed ns that his loss woildaVer
age one hundred and sixty-jive dollars per
.car /sad. From Was snXl4O idea rula.Yr be,-
-formed ottlui Pante in the; east, end thee&
losses would be very serious to almost any
ordinary bulginess man: drovers, however,'
are aoonatdmed to mists" and "dein:lir:end
they work on the basis, that Whatthey lora
one week t i ber,will m ate np OurikeW
Who was so unfortunate
as , td: have canto inPifer - Yerliv i last
a week,
bought sevelral firtiViai of bgills. Teter says
-if,he loses the hulls l entirely ,blig loss will
zgot_be as large is th_tgne ijispit t t g iped pn:
"good cattle in New Tdrk. • -
ertuPgrihtMime couumon;Panns •
steers; weighing 17,275, for - , 'lEfaFletvocxl
-
Robne4 Tf9.041.4.A4. 4 eidiaiirtia'ad of
pat Vgrestigra . ...Reigering Cattle,
4 100 1 toff ll Otic,SAll o l 3 lo 3(oo,ar"ol l fibr4
6 ,25.4,2 . 1 aliv, ;.,
• Tea 1 Woad'
jutttle„, J l 5l. • f a r maCkajtilet
1 16 •''• sir' ais Wlihme
imaketrefereneer
.doseph.Dliworth,,
Rev. David ° Herr,
.513 teary Lambert. ,
A. hi. Brown,
Thomas Ewing.
FINANCE AND TRADE,
CENTRAL LIVE-STOCK MARKET.
_
OFFICE CF THIS PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY. August 13, 1868.
CATTLE.-
. ,
4Lsame - kind; 37 for &Mier to Evans at. 3
to 4,25; 20 for Quary to Evans, at 4,75 to 5.
Steerto R. Black, 38 head of good stock
ers at 5,30,
Patterson to Rieman& Mayne, 18 head of
fairish stock weighing 20,175 at 6,50: same
to same, 50 head of prime fat-cattle at 7,25,
Evans to Roth, 4 bead at 6,25 to 7,25.
Rose to same buyer 15 at 5 to 6.
Proctor to Taylor, 20 head of mixed Stock
at 5 to 7.
Aker to Tillderbrand, 21 head mixed
stock at 4 to 6,25.
Lay tit 'Lyda to McCutaheon, 43 bead of
common to fairish stockers at 3,50 to 4,75.
Rudolph to Evans, 20 head of mixed stock
cattle at 3,25 to 4,50.
Rose to Lamb & Martin, 34 head of primo
shipping steers, weighing 40,125 at 7.55.
Thompson to Miderbrand, 44 , head of
pretty fair stockers at 4,75. -
Phillips to Munich. 33 head of good ship
ping stock, weighing 39,100 at 6,75.
McCurdy to McArdle, 20 head of inferior
to common at 3 to 5,25
Crawford to Evans, 21 head 5 1 %. -
Farrell to Klemen, 22 , head of common,
weighing 16,350 at 5.
Sells to Evans, 21, head same as above,
wßighing 17,875 at 5,20. -
Little to Maynes, 15 bead, same as above,
at 5,30
Castline to P. Klemen, 21 head bulls, at
3,25. Stone to same buyer, 22 bulls, price
not.named.
Kidd to Graft, 25 head of very common at
$33 per head; Adams to same buyer, 20
head at 4,50.
Crabb to Yohp, 27 headweighing 18,700 at
4,50: same to same. 21 weighing 18,250 at 5.
Shamberg to Daffy, 21 head weighing 20,-
000 at 6. -
A. Katz sold for Roenbaugh, 20 head of
mixed Taacarawas Co. Ohio stock to Rowe,
at 4,75.
=E2I
There was an unusually large supply of
sheep this week, mainly of a common and
inferior order, and as a consequence the
market was a very bard one for sellers.
Prime fat sheep, however, were scarce, and
one small bunch averaging 112 lbs brought
6 cents, and we have no doubt but 'what a
large number`of this grade of sheep could
have been sold at from 5 to 6-cts if they had
been here. As we have alreadY remarked,
however, the offerings were mainly of a
low order and holders were obliged to sell
at low prices, ranging from 234 to 3%@3X
cts, the great proportion of the sales having
been made within the above range. As we
haVe repeatedly remarked in these col
umns,
it la! always best for farmers and
stock growers to ship their best stock, as it I:,
will always sell and bi ing a good -price, no
matter whether the market is good or bad.'
Hare sold 250 head sheep r averaging 83
ibs, to Jacob Landis at 4X.
R C Crum sold 203 head for Warner, aver
aging 80 Ms, to A Deitrich at 23;, 159 for Has
son to W Deitrich aVerairing 74 IDs at sots.
Jacob Rinn ,sold 301 head sheep for
Thompson to Killenberger, averaging 7934,
at 3,40.
Holmes, Lafferty it, Co sold 80 head for E
H Davis to Kallhaler at *1.12 per head; 183
for trough to Bailey at 4,05; 220 for Calrip
bell to Pearce at 3%; 188 for Glaspey to Pid
cock dc Co at 4,50; 185 for Watson to Lloyd
at $2,60 per head; 291 for Sargeant to Evans
at 3,10; 208 for Millegan to Diller, at 3,15.
Hedges &Taylor sold 204 for Dunkin to
Hill at 3,60; 233 for Dunlap to Pratt at 3%;
165 for Metzlar to Evans at 2,50; 32 for same
to same at 1,25 per head; 246 for Wolfe to
Lloyd at 3,40; 30 extra- sheep averaging
about 112 tbx for Reeves to Pidcock & Co at
6; 146 for saihe to same at 2%.
Pidecick tit Erisman bought 125 from
Kelly at 4; 232 from Gurley at 3%, 320 from
Aladorf at 4; 22.2 from Gatton at 3699,37 for
the lot. 213 from Good well at 2,20, 119 from
Fhirall at 3%, 213 from 'Ruff at 315, 96 from
'Vadlighthe at 314, 297 from Horst at 3 1 4. 168
from Smith it Co at 4,15, 114 from Shriver
at 215; 207 from McKee at 3,31, 110, from
Kennedy at 3%, 182 from Donahue at 5%,
201 from Calto at 5%.
Smith Talmage sold 201 . for Brainard to
Anil iSt Myres at 3,45; 191 for Rockhill to
Lloyd at $2,25 per head, 100 for Callahan to
Pideock & Co at $43, 200 for Farmer at 3,
Pancoast bought 280 from Smith at a; 190
from Rudolph at 3;
Galton sold 204 heads to Hunchberger
weighing 16,850 at 3,40.
Keeler to. Lloyd 331 head weighing 25,925
at 3%.
Marlow to Fantz 110 head weighing 8,900
at 3,10; Rose to same buyer 188 weighing 15-
350 at 3.
HOGS.
. -
The hog market has been fairly active
during the past week, there having been a
fair volume of business in the aggregate,
and prices have fluctuated but slightly.
Light hogs, such aS are shipped to New
York, are a shade lower 'than last week,
while prime fat Philadelphia hogs still com 4
mand big prices, $10,50 to $10,75 gross.
Holmes, Lafferty & Co. sold 238 for Blue
and Tucker to W. Hedges, at 9y 4 ; /08 .for
Quick to CrOlise,-Emerick-lt Co., at 9 1 / 4 ; -127
for same to same at 9%; 36 for McFadden to
same, at 9M; 122 for Blair to W. Hedges at
• Hedges do Taylor sold 209 for Given to
Messenger, Gillett & Co. at 935; 306 for Gregg
.& Lto Crouse, Emerick' it Co. at 9. .
C. M. Keys bought in all 635 for Baltimore
at an average of Ite,‘ . .
Singer . & Imhoff bought 914 for Philadel
phia at 110,70 to 110,85.
Chicago Market.
.. .
By Telegraph to the Ftttatintigh Gazette.]
Camwoo, August 13.—Flour quiet at
$8,75a9,75 for spring extras. Wheat' active,
sales No.l at $l,BB, and No. 2at $1,78a1,80,
closing steady at $1,70 for No. 2; this after,
noon sales of .No. 2 were made at $1,79a1,80
cash, and $1,71 sellers for August. Corn
active and Val4c higher; sates of No. 1
were made at 11,02a1,0234, No. 2 at slal,ol,
and rejected at 94a95e, closing with buyers
of N0..1 at $1,02%. This afternoon No. 1
was weak at si,o2g. Oats ;6(3 lower, with
sales at 54a5434e, closing dull at inside
rates: sales were made since the change at
53%c. Bye active at 11,3781,91 for No. 1,
and g1,36a1,39% for No. 2. ,Barley more ac
tive, and sales of No. 2 in store were made
at $1,60a1,65 for sample lots on the track,
and delivered at $1,70a1,75. Highwines in
active and nominal at $1,3531,45 for free, "
and 70a75c 'for bonded. Provisions dial.
Mesa Pork r41,25a29,50. -Lard dull at 17%c
for steam, and 18a183443 for kettle rendered.
Sugar pickled hams rzy o 7. Freights dull i . ... ,
at 4o fur..oatN 6c•-for rye; 7e for wheat' to
Buffalo. Receipts: Flour, 8,205 bbb3; wheat,
'58,678 buslit' corn, 148,070'; bush; oats. 119,-
770' bushi• hog', .43,563 - head. Shipmenta;
Flour, 4,419 b s; wheat; 27,990 bush: • corn,
188,298; oati3, -. . ,9159 bush; 'hogs, 2,589 head. ,
• , .
•
Frelv:xorx Illy- GeSds Market. , . - :...
413i,Telesra383 to the Pittabluxit eszetio.l t
Nswlrortir. Aug. 13.:=7There has been a ,
redaction in the prices of certain styleakit- ,
Prints: Which have been held relatively
high, , and this has somewhat unsettled the '
trade for the time being; Spragues to 13X;'
Amoskiag 18;'Lowell it, and Wainsutta to
10; otheirjeading makes are steady at 14 •..
for. Pacific Mills and Richmonds. Heavy
B rown s hee ti ng /1 steady at 17% for Apple- .
ton,* and Indian s Hbad; 17 for Carroll A
ItdahaaSett, Oancicy Lawrence C and !axe.:
nis li; 1.6% for St. Lawrence 0; 16% for '
:Massachusetts A. and , Lyman C: 15 for .
, twi lt ht.W; 14 for Bridge- Mill X X;"186
for Treinent C;•'l3 for ' Golden Ridge;' 10%
forKenueberC 1214 for Csngreas Wigans; 14
•fOr, Ned Cross do; 20
. for pct . aines, and 95for .. t.. , ~
zappa Csiths.
fs ' ' ' Vleveland, Market.
~VI.E'VELAXG, AnkliElt 18.—Flour q uiet at
sloalo,sol o r•tiOtiblei extra epring, , lall,6o: -1 .
for double extra rod winter; country brands ' ,
quiet sti 9 alo for double extra spring, $9,60
17066 0 ; fo 49PhittoPitra:•red - . winter, $ 12x13- 'A '
for doub le extra white. Wheat; sales 2,000.' , ..
bush No .1 Yed,to'be delivered Augast 20th,
`'at 112.,02, two lcam dui M. $2,03; and alitibara :'
No 2do at , l2,' 03. , torn; sales 1000 bush at
1419,, i Oats; soles three ; ..cars at 600. , , wte,,,
l i rebs=o.
'dual. alvtaetf*lrelo,4447sal,Bo, for Nci". ".
..10 , lay- noutkirial."-:- Pet r oleum less Arm I
bit' I,lll2. l l3oaltbseibit- .steelipird s lk ,
wane, and' for , prime - light strtivittii'
white.
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