JAS. V saliva, rres , t. .... .. r. roznisi sup,t.
PITTSBURGH FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
- . sino.tonrozao or
- liar Iron;
P""ilroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Nzles Boiled;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
Locomotive frames;
LocomotiveTraine sbapisn' r
Side Bodie l:,
Pokes, Straps;
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steambsiat Crattlts;
Wrists;
Pitman Jaw, Collars, de. _
Offloe, No. 177 PENN STREET,
MrsßiMoii , P
BYERS & CO.,
MANCITA.C4IIIIEILS CF
Bar l Hoop and Sheet Iron,
-WROUGHT IRON,
Trask Welded Tubes Water, fotir e. Gas, Steam,
ALSO,
OIL WELL TUBING.
0101,-98 Water and 132 flrst Streets.
at.
PITTSBURGH,- Pa
-KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
& 'BLACK,
bSANUF,AOTUBggB OF
Best Common, Defined, Chattoal
Alip 71-7
JUNIATA BLOOM IRON.
H BAR, BOUND and SQUARE mos.
H ENCHANT
OP, BAND -ANSI:PI . A N . •
,330ILER. FLAW& and SHEET mos,
O
MOWER AND'REATERHAME,
'CYLINDER and GUARD o FINGE ON.
SHALL T .20 and 16 lbs. to they.
'WROUGHT CHAIR S
and SPINES for same.
•'•'IPLAT WALLS4utiched 1114 Goustermoo 6
NAILSSoIINEN -IRON. - - - •
NAILS AND SPIKES. Wor GREEN .
Warehouse and- Wilco at- thes ,, ta 4
OUGH STRE T, (aE continuation otrarg f First street,'
id
EVERSON, :PRESTON 84,1C0.,
-Peltylvaam Iron Works.
•.. • .
Warehoine; ICos. 166 and 167 7IBST STREET
ePP°fitte M°llcillgalleall°tlse' PITTSBURGH
- "24"i6
STEEL WORKS.
pITTSEIIIIGH -:STEEL WORKS.
~ . .
. r.s.sTAßinsiii• n; 1 5 45.3 ,
ANDERSON & WOODS,
cSUCCESSOES TO AND,EBSON, COOS a CO.
Manufacturers of every description of
STEEL.
BEST REFINED TOOL STEEL,
RP, Mulay, Circular; Gabg and Cross Cut
SAW•
Spring, Cast and German Plow anet Blister Steel.
Shovel, Joel-York.l Aster and Toe Oalk - Steel:
Railroad Spring 'Steel and Progfoints: Cur Steel
Finger Bass, sickle Steel, Spring Steel Tyre, Plow
Wino. elc. Olt Drill steel.
macs audWrbs7coriterllßST AND ROSS Sts.,
Pittsburgh; Pa vV3:ds
SHEFFIELD STEEL -WORKS.
SINGER, KOOK & CO„
PITTS 8 17801t; PA.
Disneaaturets of every leseription of
CAST. AND CERMAN STEEL,
i EiP
ICM.ei .
nlirT :friATFORM BPBENekS._.
- • AlaX24. ESTIFEL TIRE,
Warehouses 88 Water and 100 First Sta.
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN•
crasratawrlnms:
METCALIP, I BEITBEB
OZ
O. W. BABE; I COLAB. PARKIN.
erscui•Tiutißil.4l. 3i. rani.
—•
CRESCANT STEVI. 'WORKS,
151.17_41..ER, 33/LICEI , di X"
Office, No. .339 Illierty
fel4td4 B
)3" N LACVA. D
STERVWORICS.
PARK, BROTHER' & CO.,
Mannfac tuferinf all descrlptlons of
.651TUEZELLIU •
0 "Ica and Warehouse, 11111,1919.1519 SECOND
and 119 and 1211 F.LEST 8T8,LET13,.•
prrrsaises.
ti;
~
pITTSBIIIIGH
NOVELTY WORKS.
•
ADALtIS MIME & CO.,
4 3r.A.NA ' c '41 7 1.
Keystone 01".andard,Patent,. Platform
and Coanser ,
SC " F J :
I 7 ••
_t -
lons Vaud Patent Door tgoo pano`Latches.
PAINT kI4I) TIPEz %mix' •
MALLEABps
1
Corner of Grant and First streets;
MEI
NEW 13.ALILDWAILE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STREET & EUWEB,
,
/t..]Etpw A:Et, ,
887 LI33"EaTX STREET,
One 'unre.Belove tretaa Derit,
4.I4TTiIitIRGIEGe ••••
...afte Lib/ 14.12,1110894,13411111113 b • •
' at-71;1 .t.
ATva - ui
MORTON STREET, 'Ninth Ward,
THOMAS 14; MILLER, President.
These Works are among the large and are now
st and Most
dOMpletu establishments ln the West,
prepared to furnish •
no9:ne9
NATIONAL -FOUNDRY .
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Smalitnan Stree
• (NINTH WARD,)
•PrrrrECl3l7ll.6:l3E; PA. •
-_,Motin.fguerturer :Of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
-11013.,EMS AND W AT= 19031.103. •
My Pipes are all cast invariably In Pits, in dry
sand, and VA feet lengtke. Also, fall assortment of
GieneraleastinsTor Gas and Wittd Worki.
I wld also call the attentio RETORTSpintendenta
of Gee Works to my make of .
fel6:tio
PITTSBLIEGEt. PA.
VELTY WORKS.
PITTauIIRGEi
HARDWARE.
Ilinnfacturers and Importer) of
CUTLERY , &G•
'oonNis of weirtge,
-• _ ,
-PrrrrS33l::MtG:Fl.
Engines, of every deseripUon.
Boilers, Oil Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
vadiroa d Castings•
Bolling um castings.
jr,ngine Ossiinge.
l[ecbl 1e asittingit.
General Casting's.
OIIDESS BOLICITILD
1.. 0. LIVINGSTON.W.BURT.R. A. ROBINSON, JO.
LiviN GSTON &
CO.,
IRON FOUNDERS,
MASTUFACTUREILS OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All descriptions, for Plumbers and GM Fitters; Ag.
ricultural Implements, Cotton and Woolen Mill Ida.
cbinery, tsc.
All Job Work promptly attended to.
uMce aid Worts—WASHINGTON: AVENUE.
ear Crater Depot, Alleglieny City. Pa.'
ROBINSON, AEA be CO.,
Successors to ROBINSON, MINIS a MILLEBS.
wAstuNarr OR WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBUROH,
• litannfactarers of Boat and Statiorumr_ Steam En.
Ilinsetti Bust Ea n
' err (711 Tanks as
Stills, Boiler an Sheet Iron Work.
°Mee, No. le. corner First andzignithfleldStreets.
Agents for GIFFABD'S YATENT/NJEOTOR far
feeding Bcdlers. - - ~jalitrs2
ivrNT BLANC FOLTNDBN.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Union Iron Xillo,)
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castbigs,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
X.A.csLNEay AND CASTINGS GENICBALLX
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
EIBBERT 8; MACKLIN%
B "FOUNDRY.
PRICE &
Office and Warehouse* 29 Woad Street.
Manniacture and keep constantly on sand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe • Boxes,
WAGON BOrES, DOG : • .
SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
And Castings gener •
TIIO3IAB CAOILIN &
Ward_roundry and Idachine Works,-
BANDHBILY St, ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
Manhfacturera of Steam lenging. Gil Presses, Pul
leey ys Shafting, Griev,and Saw M.ll Work.—Eolltng
Masudaehlue Canino, Grate Bars, Weights ,
Wigan B o el , Build to order and have
40on
hand,Engines of all sizes. invit:
O E/I T/W _ORM /)./01 - •
AND ROLL WORKS
siiki Penn Street.
1 . .;
PA9 l . 4l X lr a
Chia Bolts, Mill Casttngs, Bolt Lathes. de.
-guvro_s MACHINE WORK&
EsTaisusitipLiarEs....l.4 all .lief
awaractory or STEAss Y.
end of the most °Pr"g , t.s. -4 '" l "l"ll43Eir t raß i l
perposes ; STBAIinOA an
BOATS. A variety af 10, 30 and 10 bone power
ENGINES, which_ will . be sold .IT . Fr reAtiteeo
prices.' , ,
• P. P. GPASSE..Welbrvlllie. O. .
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio itver, and
line of C. &
lILNIBER LIJIIROLIittISIISEaI
ALEXANDER PATTERSON,
. ..
• - ..
Dealer in all liindS'ot Luanber.
• • ON HAND AND 106:8ALE: - •''' -
600,000 feet Dry ruse Boards Inch; ; .. . .•: . :
30,000 feet Dry Oak, 1 and II . 1
20,000 feet Dry Ask.sl,,lllland 8 inelt;
200,000 fret Hemlock: .
1,000,000 No. I 18-Inch lihingler. 1 5 "4;
,100.000 No. 116 loch Shituries, sawed'
100.000 No. a 10-Inch hhlnglest, s',4?edit • , •
. 2,000 Locust Posts, 7, 8 stud 12 feet:
3QO Cedar Posts.
Also. Fire Brick, Tile and Clay, In Dirge or small
quantities. •. _ . _-• ~ _ _ _
leaps Ne. tle NIBBLE _STREET formerly
lilauchee ter,' and 167 Kali Cal et STRVIDT. oppo,
site the Gas Worilifith-Ity ay. ' ly29:tlit
:VOW! PITT COMPALIfik
I CaPlit4, 7 - $126,000.
Bainizza,-EDWARDWItIOHT._ DITARIDOZ
oturrway—T. A .
SuizsurrANDRNT—IDDW.DAviDIiMs
• _ isiportagli ' • • _
Edward Davison, •-s 1••-L. V. Duncan.
John Mellon, E. D. Dithridge,
fie°. W. Dlthrldae,_ M. L. Malone.
S. Johnscon. .
LIMBER YARD--Corner of Inman and LIIIN
BEE isTBEETd. Ninth Ward.
OFFICE AT rom rITT GLASS WORE,B, Wash
ington Street. 4 • Wows.
GAS' AND STEAM
JOUN coorra.. ....JOS. SAY ID . TIMMY SLIM.
WIN COOPER •& CO •• •
• icittirDETL,S;'.- •
GAS. AND STEAM FITTERS ,
WORK ,A
mancifiettar:i
eza 48ria is
ro :4043,!. IFLICTU,RrasH
Coisei (Wilke and Walnut Streeta,
-
'PrrTS*OOl.-.1
.• . „
.• • „
mitsodo
,
Amur& DI *l k eimm,
- • •
tEtoN 101,0113 M-,,
1 2 4 First iltreet,,littisiitilik;til•
Adult/or the sale of Corn Willa
, e - fa se . lubCllll, Duneanhon,'
and 'other' bra rde of
Anton
~ 1 9.01— •- •
COM and 0. S. Mamma •• • • • ; , ; !.Is., , r.l
7" • ••-• • :=1
4:44"TOTuiskai'ir d s`nreitioNtrpo s m s.
. r
OEM=
MrBIII3RiaRiAMYRIDAILALITGIIST`,2I;
FORT PITT
BOILEkSTILL 0511 T
W,OIIE.S.
CARROLL 11: SNYDER,
111A2M11•6113Itlat8 0?
TtpautakumotravE4l,-Ersivrusta.mt, ma.
- BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, IHMECHING AND ASH PANS C
,
SETTLING PANS, SALT, PANS AND ON,
DENSERS:- ,
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL !MUTES
101 See and Warenonse, corner Second, D.
Third. Short, and Liberty Streets,
D.
PITTSBURGH, Pa•
sir Ordcrs sen to the above address wiltbe
romntly attended to- nitl7:lB9
M. BARNIIILL & CO.,
IBOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON :WORKERS,
NOS. 20. 22, 24- AND AO PENN BT.
liaring secured a large yard and furnished It with
the most approved machinery, - we are pre,pared to
manUfacture every description of BOILERS in th e
best manner, and warranted equal 'to any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Co n densers A Salt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling rams,
Boiler Iron, Bridges. Sugar Pans and sole mane•
faclurers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done ou the shortest notice. tafael
JTANIES M. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
IRON OIL TANKS
-
SETTLING PANS, corms STEAM PIPES,
soLLuia MILL'STACSEC,
JAREDM. RUDER .................. EDMUND D. BRUSH.
ti-eo piston & SON,
itAffrTACTIIRERI3 OT
Steam BMWs, Oil. Stills, Tanks,
CHs IRON WORE.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A. STIETTLER SONS & CO.,
A• - ,
MAXIII,ACTURYBEi OF
Steam . .
t Boilera, Oil , Stills, ,Tank.s,
Anastsitr istax WOUR, of
all klada.
Xaoenst Street,.. Fifth Ward, P4tsburgh.
'' Vl9, ..
__________________
Coop STOVES.
rrrrsßußGll
BISSELL a C 0.%
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well as any other Store In the union.
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 235 Liberty Street
Also on band and for sale,
PARLOR STOVES,
__
HEATING IBTOVM
GRATOO FR KI N N GES.
ONTS, PENULTS.
O RA &a
p'"~7
CHEAPEST PLACE in tins43ity
TO BUY THE
TRIUMPH COOKINC STOVE,
is at No. Imo G&&2 13TIMET.
.ow• .MIoWNINI
fARENG AND KING,
Commission Merchants and Brokers in
etroleum and its Pr,
DALIELUS BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PlrisßEß 6ll,
rirmeanualue. ADDiems.
TACK BItOTHERS,
Petrobium and its Producbl.
Pittsburgh Ofiloe—DZElALt BI3II,DING. cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin erect'.
TACOB WEAVER, Jr. & CO.,
u
.., Oil Commission Jobbers,.
AO. a AI3QIJESNE WAY, will , buy gad sell Crude .
and , liedned Oils,. Lubricating, Tar, Benzine and
Oooperage. . Our, iong_experience in the Petroleum
trade onebles ua to Mier unusual , facilities and in
ducements to operators. As heretofore, we are do+
termined to mate it the Interest of buyers and sel
lers ionise US li call. Parties homing Oils for sale
are •cordially,invited to bring their simples.
apCnOt
__ ' -
••;‘,;:----:-:,LZ2-;-** -• '
_ _
OE
MANUIA.CITTIa Or
And WEST IRON wows.. -
- For Steamboats
CET'THE BEST.
TRITJMPII ,
OILS.
WARING, }SING & CO,
127 Walnut Street.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND Dritians
l'hiladelphts Uffice-1517 WALNUT BS
spi:w2o
M. LONG Si; CO.,
MANITFACTIMEBAS or
PURE - WEE BUBNING
Vc/FE,B."
Moe, Pat Duquesne 'Way, PittsbUmb.
10
118 PartercAt, , ll g
...„.
.-• HFURNITURE MANUFACTURERS!
r *quyiliimcloaitiraLiTA ,
. ~:•,' .
LEMON ,& WEISE;
Ar • : , - •
. .. .
o: ns vointrivn ISTI 4,IIII3 Y r i .
_ . ..., • • • 1
-' I:lCarity on hLed evert variance PAIIIO. on&
E FuRNITI7II,O, , t , c'esner with ,m ,
OW ssoortOlont of oimininti • runitture o, rO ii.
irst in inni or ikOyziatig tnoOr , 4, 10 we -
trivi to
an call before purciOasing. ,
.
W.. , .
!It4r2l,:nl4orantord • -i : b , LEMON " "'. • '
------
T AARE SVPIRIO9 , • ' f
'I"OOPrEIiYILL AID intsvrige vro„
irriwriAtirrTtialir
t. • I 'P
'PAPS, licbUßbi Ac Ca,
; .!
910
liinutilosuiere of d
.ooppar, Pxesied (kipper 80010111114 MOM% 90 _,k
comp, Speltr.r, tkollitsr. ~ A isp. haws ers
, vat aff; ditrunTidiartsruvottromtactilruinnes, 111.1re0_
),.;Mrpretoid.., pi: , r erritta Am* 1 91 !
arriticET. Pittsburgh.
dqders 0(001011.:Odi tt,ady des&red_mt
011'0'1 '1.126J .1111401140ilint.
,
iiif `PITT BANKING _ C iIPA Y,
No. 169 Wood Street.
cirrrA.L,L : : $200,000.
'STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIARLE,
DEALERS U • •
GOVERMIENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
NTEREST ALLOWED OS TINE DEPOSITS
. . .
etlene made on all accessible points In the
Eta and Omidas.
ID=
DIRECTORS:
• Jan.. Metier, •
Bobt. H. K.ng• :
Andrew Miller.
Jame, M. Bailey.
• °ate r,
es Gor On,
&Hoc • ,
awert ,
'BAWL. Mc
D. LET
STONE B/iNtri..,
15.-293 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBIIIiOII, PA.
. .
APIT (authorised,) -..1 :_1_11120K60300.
• ____
. .
DIRECTORS.
H. J. L . . eh, Wm. H. Hamilton,
John "1 rdoch, Jr., Henry Bockstoce. .
William Espy, , Geo. T. Van Doren.
Banntel Barcidei, - . , . .
A. GENERAL 'BOEING BUSINESS
TRANI3ACTFJ )
Collections ramie on all aciessible pants In the .
United States and Canada•
Interest Allowed on Time Deposita.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
S. J.LTNCll,President.
T,.' vAiNr warm. Cali Pier•
TOCRHOLDEBB
PEOPLES SAYINGS MOII,
. -
OF PIIC'ESESIIIIO"I3..
CASE CAPITAL
peesidentt•HSSlTY LLOYD.
Viet, lireddisiat.!WLlALlllL REAL:
Rerkry Lloyd, I Ron. Thos. `E• P. Jones,
Th. WightmsnlGeo: W. Hallman, IWni. Res,
E.R. Motley, lEdnard Gregg, . Moire.
86erepn&Trias'r--8. F VON BONNUORST
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on time de
posits. Depositsmade on or before August 16th will
bear interest Dom that date. Interest cotsputed
76 on
Ist November and Ist ?day. i•
vaitt
NATIONAL BANII.V CRUM,
Cor. of Wood22d Sixth Sto.
A.. PATTERSON >
JOS. H. HILL
.President.
Cashier.
CAPITAL, : : : $500,000.
A. Patterson,
Wm. Brown, •
Chas: Lockhart.
Allen lilrapatrlek,
W. 6. Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAI
EVEN, CAIJOHET & CO. ?
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner , Third and Wood Streets,
rrr , rsistrriGai ,
sudcxssorts TO HANNA., HABT & C 0.,)
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention pad to he 'purchase and
sale al
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
- ought -prangs oni4oncion.
mintn2
I'. 0. DtTfPY.
see:IKT ES & SONS,
N.
•
3E3431-1‘113Ej°1=1.113.9
Collections snide on all the principal points of the
United States and Cuudas. . • •
Stocks, Bonds and , other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD OZOCOMICIBSION
Particular attention , paid to the purchase and
sale or
United States Securities
WEST.ERS SAVINGS BANK,
CHAR:TEI.3ED 1866.
t r i‘i'eiSEplsll4,GElTlVEiei!ex• Ot i ltal
ANY sum nsaEMED PROM
DRE DOLLAR UPWARD.
Darasrris Epiiiiiri_Liv:CliliDjKs WITHOUT
!IMBUES%
DlsooesitijDallyat ILAteeloek. -
PresldentoMolo,43oN llga:
woe liiiil4ent;4. L .lillgliAltalb
• Tipmeso; BELL,/L. ht. i t AssiiALL,
'JOS. DILWORTH. JOS. A.LBREE.
„j. GILLESPIZ,, •
.uhc lg
w,ebll—, M
Jo a s k e
_D fe tl e o e r a tr
.
z tgi ag t R A v. OldKerr ,
rWgi .En r bt "
Bid A. ;T B r own.
-
E. M C. .
. _
prICTSBUIttitH
BANK FOR SAVINGS§
.•. . .
youareuvr THE DDLES'AvustGe n kritr noN
No. 07 t`iviixtb,)stieletr.
&, plaislx OprOlitylktlin BANE 07 PTITOI7IIGiIt•
.10• .: , CHARTERED IN 1862. ..': 1 C
. -OPEN DAILY Irma 9 to 4 ri , aoelk, _TA Si_WW.P.
DESDAY and SATURDAY livßriiii Irv__,F,,'"'„ l l.
llattorioventiter tat. trent 1- tog otelocito .. - - t^
Ilialigiri let
I- to.
d i t. I,',rtZe'rrii;e:o ol ..
:. This. itudituticra. 0 sPeoially oiled tos Owe . whose
. earninita are limited the opportunity to ncll,Pollse•
by small dePod*Silltir saved i a sum Ille
In
a'
resource when needed, min - WOOF ." .. -
ateaAlslremaixdug unproductive. .
, . ..
, ,, BOARD OF idANAG 9IOI
ctrt
GFOIti :A.'
ni DERRY.
•!F ,, , 11:., , ', BAR ' RIO TitinieviVl4ll7l3l:l:llitliaiiAllirreiltragill. 4A1131: . is.
D. 9. M0K1141. 9 Y .
211,
' : , A.; IIisADLDX,,. ~- • ICIVI IIIIAnt.
' '•,' A.' 84' t. ' - r.- Ira.. . . onuK -
;roux ico w l aw, ,Japr,
' -:4L-rip u - ,NI ...M0 . .. ~ - , c.
. .:..,juu;. a A n 4,, , i = IL i • ,
... ". Ills 1
44tHMT0111111AgNr M 1 1 .6 1519ilair
.
CLVBIEEAN, Presq.
LSON. Cashier,
ME
A. . ...................
TRITSTE B I3
DIRECTORS ar:
gew.
(3104
Ja e mes likCandlen,
W in . Douglas.
Wm. 'Seca.
Y, AT 11 A. N.
ap9:022
DIALSIIB
57 Ma,rket Street,
PITTWEVIEITIRGEBC, PA
No; '59 Ftnerth Street.
10138te.‘ 4 . - •
BANKER,
Corder of lire7Oti :Et6l. rum Stfeeti.
GOVERNMENT AND PACIFIC IL IL BONDS,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS
. .
Ittiught Cnh anvoraide terms. E.elts LET
TEP.S OF REDIT DRAFTS 'a linable In any
part of Europe.
DEPOSITS reuelved subject to cLeer, or
EST AL-LOWEIOSITS . INTER-
JAMES Ts t AD!
(Successors to S. JONES C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
33 rtl Mr...IOIIEL 13'1
BUY AND SELL ALL SINES Or
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SUM AND COUPONS,
ON lIOSE FAVORABLE. TEM.IIII3. •
. _
agr Interest Allowed on Deposits.
•
401" 'Money loaned on Government Bonds at low
est market rates.
. , ,
Orders eseented for4he Purettase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES T• *LADY & CO
.PJ..,,.1i:04Ygt - ...0 4 ;i 0 .4:!.
FINANCE A N D TIUDE,
OFFICE 01 PrrrsßUl Was:ern:4
THURSDAY, August 20, 1868. 8
.
The gold market was very , weak at the '
close of the board, selling from 144%d0wn
.
to 143%. The short , interest being' much
reduced, and money being dearer; lower
rates are likely to be made-during the next
few days; also on September first some five
millions of gold are coming into market
for interest of ten-fOrty bonds, the bulls
will have bard work to sustain the market.
Government bonds are still very , dull
and foreign,bankers are no longer buyers;
a large short interest is still uncovered by
the large dealears which would indicate
that lower prices are expected. -
The stock market is weak in tone, al
though quotations favor a rise. 'Erie is
.
moving in independently of the market,
and looks still very dull and weak. Vari
ous rumors are circulated that commodore
Vanderbilt had sold - out, and that the stock
was good for nothing. The balance of the
list is slightly improved.
The New York Stock quotations to-day
as received by Mr. Ph. R. Mertz, were as
follows: .Gold 143%; 1881's, 113 g; 5-20's,
1862, 113; do 1864, 10836; do 1865, 111; do
new, 107%; do 1867, 10/36; 10-40's 108%;
Cleveland 5: Pittsburgh 85%; Fort Wayne,
10636; Western Union Telegraph • s3t;
Adams Express, 4736; Erie, 35g. New York
Central, 125; Reading, 89%; Michigan
Southern, 82%; Chicago & Rock Island,
89%; Chicago it North Western, 80;0 do
Preferred, 80%.
' —The failure which was reported in New
York last week turns out to be that of
Isett,Kerr Jr. Co., brokers and bankers
with western connections. We believe one
member of the firm was forrnerly from
lowa. Their liabilities are not stated.
--Regarding the outstanding Seven
Thirty notes, an exchange, says: 'lt ap •
pears from the hooka of the TreasurY -De
partment that there are outstanding o tes the
f the
various issue of Seven Thirty no
following . amoants. The time• for - their
conversion into Five Twenties having ex:
plied.
they, ate, therefore, payable in cur
rency: First issue, August, 1864, $814,200.
The time for conversion of this is
ex
. pired one year • ago. Second issue. of
June, 1865, $2,327,850. The time for con
version of this issue expired July - 15.
Third issue, of July, 1885, $4,863,800; the
time for the conversion of which 'expired
August 1. The total amount outstanding
is $7,805,950. ,
cei
Closing quotations received by
James T.
Brady it Co.:
Gold, 144 g; U. S. 6's, 1881's, 113 1 [‘; 5-20's,
1862, 111%; 5-20's, .1864, 108%; 5-20's, 1885,
1103:; 10-40's, 108 g; 620's, January and
July, '65, 107 6 ,4; 5-20's, January and July,
'67 107; '6B, 107%; June 7-30's, par less g
July 7-30'a. do g August risx; Sept. 118 y,
Oct.. 118; Union Pacific Railroad, 102;;Cen
tral 103.
CENTRAL LIVE..-S;IL'OCK MARKET.
OFFICE CF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,I
TIIORSDAY, AIIgTISC 20, 1868.
The Central Stock Yards have been lib
erally supplied with Cattle during the past
week, and prices are generally a shade
lower. Some find Indiana and Chicago
Cattle sold at near the rates of last week.
Most of the offerings were of .8 •poor qual
ity. Stockers, cows and - bulls were in
abundance. A. few second class butchers
. •
took a number of 'bulls - a
• nominal .rates.
Holders of all kinds were anxious to sell
ont;ind, as a general thing, buyers., had
it their owri way. The miles for the week
under review were 888 head. The Cattle
yardi are in excellent coiidition,indfrie
from all deceased „stook. Prices sines
, ,
Monday list' .rauged at from $2,87 to $7,25
per cwt. Eastern buyers,%and many tie*
faees were oat, but were not disposed to
purchase to, any extent. We 'quote' the
following sales:
• 'Hedges dr, Taylor, report as-
head bulls to - Duffy at - 33 ; 21 head of fair
ish stockers to Lambert at 14%; 5, same
kind, to Klemen at 5; 2 bulls
• to Landis at
$25 per head; 1 co*, same toyer ' at 222; 19
head fairish stook to It. Ellitet 5,70.• •
Hell - nes; Lafferty dr Co. sold 28 head bulls
to Meiarvey at 2%; 20. head- fairish shiP
plngatock to P. Hlemen at 5,78;,184.0. com
mon, to „bLeGarver 14,28; 1 •21•-• bells to
- Klemen at 3; 21 head fairishshiPping stock
to same buyer at 5%; 20 - tO same at 4,75; 21
to same at 5,50; 32 -,to liame,:fretty , pod
shipping stook, averaging 1,400, at 8%.
Campl?ell •sold• head of (,•prbste 'tat:
steers to Moses . * 116.• it 7 to 7,25; 37 good-.
Shipping cattle to - Karts. at 8, and 7 oxen to - .
I' Pennock at 5%; ' •••
st utw sold i yollB.lB hesd of .commonielt
'dock, weighing 13,850. at 4,§0: Vireghtlo'
same -boyar, head; A *rade better, at
• Met3orklAcitaid 9 bead boils to Lytle it
-3; andAQ stockers at 4„78:• . • ••• ••
• - •EhniewrAd ,111aelkstrick.,
r Margo 34 head Ofikrimefatleattle, vieighluji
1 42;675 at •,, , •
Smith &T 1 . •'.'•;18 1 71 - 1 24 " toad of mrd
jun/ shilepg'irl-9r/WY Ifsfokit
to Porn ,itt,"4,. ,
MoVI
tom sh , IRS% ißcit i geighlos l27 ; -
EirtigtbeiTiolirilifliefa to Yob°. mad'
iiindshipping stock at 5,55, and 22 head to
Evans at 4,56. • • •
Casteline to Kiemen 21 head of bat
3, and 21 head of fairish shippin ullsg
stock
Young to Diller 18 head of - fairish ship
ping stock at 6; 3 head to same buyer at
5,50, and Zeigler to same buyer 20 at 6,10;
2.1 to Krell at 5,05.
B. McGarvey sold 9 head bulls, to,J. K. it
Co. at 4, and 0 to Tomer e.t 3,25.
Pierce to Landis 23 head of common
stockers at 4 1 4. _
Dolan & Co. to R. Black 57 head of good
western stock, weighing 64,32.5 at 6,25.
Long to MeArdle 34 head of prime ship
ping steers, weighing 41,623,at 7.
Herwig to Aull it Co. 2 bulls at 3, and 12
head—price not given.
sufaiP.
The number of sheep brought to the
yards the past week exceeds 20,000 head,
and still they come. There are all kinds of
sheep on sale from the poorest to the best,
and all kindsoil prices were going. East
ern buyers were not disposed to purchase
except at low rates. The sales -since Mon
day were over 10,000 head, and at the olose
of the market to day the yards were still
full of sheep. Prices this week ranged
from $2 to *4,55 per hundred, a wide
range. It can only be said that prices are
lower and nominal. We note the follow
ing sales : „
Orr & Williams sold 196 head to J
Adaa
at 33,;,202 to Pratt at 3;4; 199 to ull &
Myers at 4,20
_ Holmes,'Lafferty & Co., sold 205 head to
Musselman at 4;.226 to same, at 3,80; 197 to
same at 3,80;198 to same at ;3,60; 205 to A.
Dietrich at 3,60; 98 to Pearce de Co at 4.
Hedges pr Taylo sold-fiend to Mus
sellman; prime weghing 17,200-at.4,55; 178 -
to'Berclay,
.at 4; 100 head to Whitcomb
}Lc worth bought 126 from Hearthy
'at 3,37;65" from Pumphrey at 3; 118 from
Graff at 2,60; from Wright at 2%.
E. Barclay bought 101 from G. W. Min
singer at 3,50; 102 from H. Shepard at 3,50;
189 from Kauffman 3,25. at
John Stauffer bought 121 from Mairs
3.25; 202 from Ziinmerman at 3,30; and 100
from Sharp at 3.
Pidcock & Co. bought 109 from Ripley at
4g;114 from Lamb at 3,60; 100 from Win
tags at-4,50; 192 from Donahue at 4,40; 164
from Rockhill at 4.6.5; 382 from Taylor at 3;
189 frOm Westhfeer at 3; 192 from Black
wood at 3; 192 from Halsor at *l,BO per
head,"atfd 207,iforrt Hedges & Co. at 305.
Pearce Co. - bought 1,543 head in five
different lotsrprices withheld.
, H OGS. - .
The feceipts (the' , Week 'were about
5,000 head, but mostly of,; a. , ,,peor quality;
and the market was without much change,
though ntrifie lower: , Prices- range from
*7,00 to *lO,BO. per head., -"Singer* Imhoff bought 'tor shipment to
Philadelphia, 591 /read .ab prides ranging
from 9,50 to 10,80.
Crouse, •Emerick .t Co., bought-214 head
in lots, for shipment to Philadelphia at 9,50
to 10,25. • = t -
C. M. Keys bought for shipment to Balti
more, 488 head at fro bought to 10,25,
J. N. Pideock & Co,u for shipment
to New York, 144 head at 7 to 8;75.
Gilchresst & Co., bought for shipment to
Philadelphia, 317 head at 10,30 to 10,27.
W. Hedges & Co., bought for shipment
to New York 73 head at prices - ranging
from 825 to 9,75.
&I Co
PrIsTSBURGII PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF,THE PITTSBIIGH GAZETTE. •
TeunsnaY, August 20.1868. • -
CRUDE--The market was , considerably' ~
excited- and panicky -to4lay, and with a
pretty strong disposition to sell prices ruled
lower. The sales were: 'l,OOO bbls August,
seller, 13 1 4; 1,000 each Septenaber and Octo- •
ber at 133;; : 1,000 Immediate, private terms;
1,000 until December Ist, seller, at 123:; , • '.
and 1,000 same delivery and option, at 123.4- -.
The great proportion of the above sales
were reported as having been made early
in the day, as in the afternoon the samefig
ores could , hardly have been realized.
Spot oil would not have brought' over 13
cents, and we donbt whether. September
and October would have brought,over 13,14,
if that. Oil City parties :were 'willing - to
sell either for immediate or next month
at 55, delivered on cars, but there were - no
buyers. -tinite
REFINED—There was a anic in
. p
the market for Refined oil, and prices cool- _
pared with yesterday, have declined from
one to one and a tali' cents. To illustrate,
August which sold yesterday at from 33 to
323;, sold to-day at trona 31% to 31; and Au
vst and September Which brought 34 to
33.1, sold to-day at 32%, with only 32 bid at ,
the close. The sales.were:24ooo, in lots, for
last - half August, seller, at 31 1 ,44 . 500 at_ 31g;
500 at 31g; and 500 at 31; 500 for September
"at 32; and 500 each for•Septeimbei and Coto
ber"at 32%. .As will be seen from the
above the "bears" had it pretty much all
their own way, and, as a ecmseatenfaia; . the
"bulls" were very sick, though they.enter
tain hones that the present movement will
soon be checked, and a reaction set in. •
' _ RECELYTe: OF MICE OIL. '
J. Gallagher 600 Fisher 4.1 E. Bro 760
E. Jagemarr- 980 H. W. TWeddle.. 640
Jas. Wilkins...- 480 B. W. Morgan 320
J. Mawhinney- 183 W. ,T. G1enn....... 50
CATTLE
_.::~:~,
T0ta1....:....
OIL SHIPPED Eh ST BY 'A. V. R. B.
H. W. C. Tweddle, 780 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Livingston & 8r0.,, 250 do ref. to War
den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
McKelvy Bros. & Co., 283 do ref. to
Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Lockhart. Frew & Co.. 550 do do to War
den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Forsyth, Bro & Co., 258 do do to Waxden,
Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
McKee. Hackett & Co., 450 do do to W. P.
Logan,& Bro., Philadelphia.
Braun & • Wagner, 150 do benzole, War
ing, King & Co., Philadelphia. , •
orr. SHIPMENTS 7E031 DUQUESNE DEPOT.
Hutchinson Oil Ref. Co., 56' bbis refined
to Warder', Frew &Co., Phiiiladelphia ,
Warden & Batchelder, 132 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelpnia. •
gooks. 13allentine & Co., 108 d*eif. t 0. ,;
Warden. Frew & Co:;,
Union Ref. Co., 60 &Edo to _W. P. Logan
ei`Bro3 Philadelphia.
Fleming "& Cci.; '6711- do do toWaring, -
King 4 Co., Philadalphia., •
G. W. Holdship 6i C0., 4 56 do"ao to War- 4
lug, King4ACo.rPhiladulpida.,.- • -
.A..P; 34 - bbla relined to Waring,
InngrAit Co., Philadelphia. • • •
afferty 4. l iVaring, 378 .do do to War-
King dk'CoN, Philadelphia. •
Hutchinson Oil Ref. Co.,•41,11 0 barman
to Waulen, Frew &Co. ° , Philadelphia. •
New yors Dry Goods Market. . . , . .
thy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.j
NEw, YoEx,. , August : , go.—in: Woolek
goods the tradetin
Conues to increase in
volume, and, prices -dull, !steady and'firm
at the opening but the market for Cotton
fabrics Is still 'lnactive, -'althottghwhere a
.concession bee been yielded buyers have
taken hold more freely.,The great bone of
contention, however,. is -about 'the price bf
Prints. ! The trade ,are holding back s -ex
pecting to obtain
'log,
e ip oth ecseer t .
agioodys -
o a n t e o ncee shill
low
widh t r fprodUcton nl bUt selleri be
tb
n ot L dssosd
for! the !.twesett to make any
con ettston, and tbe ,M errimack Company
have advanced their prices for the D cloth
.t,0144451fg!!;, Diellibotdit•Prints are 'Steady. ,
stark Sheetingsledoeed to 18, Amoskeag
!Whig 1614;i4aWiallee'Vhod p, to 15,'ah_
_.d.
Ira Stet A to 1810 . but goods must ady_awn.
from these pri6egaboni :4im. -eottoammiT uP.,-
*plitiff, which at present Ada Aids seem very
probable, at I l lt:: d it will inot.,dacilot lii 7
4inte't o Ord& ithiiitiitunnl.
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i ta2
'Eiti 'ile e to the r Itte s bl7 2.4it*iii moder .. l,
E r . , to r Ai it i ragerfvfit.pg_tflt -
Litie itiase riio.,,,a‘ailr' 0r0,e€063 'flu rrl
twain% r sults .
to obotoo.
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