6,
1:1Z/ WORKS.
J. " 4 4 mirdat s Pres
• ----
piTTsuvu. u FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
kik, NU 1 , A„C'TV &PM Or ,
Bar lien;
'Mroad Fish Bars and'Rolts; ,
Railroad Cur tales Rolled;
_Railroad Czar AxlesPlanamereal
Locomotive Frames;
Looontotive Frame Shapes; '
Side Rods
/Yokes, Straps; • .
Piston Eleadiai
Steamboat Skaffa;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wristiri
Pitman Jaws; Collars, &e. •
(Moe. No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBULGII, P•
E irERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylvania 'lron Works.
Warehouse. Nos. 166 and 167 FIRST STREET
opposite hlonongahela House,
"24:46 • PITTSBURGH.
STEEL WORKS.
pITTSBUIIIGH STEEL WORKS.
rESTABLI3BIID IN 1845.3
ANDERSON & WOODS,
.ORS TO ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
(BUCC
r ir ldannfactorern of every description of
STEEL. `
BEST REFIXED TOOL STEEL
.ISIIII, Binlay, Clrinlar, Gang-and Cross Cut.
SAW PL ATES.
spr Cast and German Plow and Blister steel
Soovei . , Hoe, Fork; Balmand Toe ezdlr.Adeel.t
Railroad Spring Steel and Frog points, Oast Steel
linger tsars, stale ri ring Steel Irs re, Plow,
Wings, etc.: sill Drill Steel.
Same and Works—corner PIRST AND ROSS STS.,,
Pittsburgh, Pa , . ' it2lll:tra
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, MICK & 00.,
PTIVSB'CIRGE{, PA.,
Monufsicturers of every description of
CAST AND CERMAN STEEL
RAILWAY . ;: •
IILLIPTIC PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, ao., ao.
. _
Warehouse; 88 Wider and 100 MO Sib.
MILLER, BARB & PARKIN. .
'azimut. etarrmizs:
WM. METCALF, I REUBEN MILLER,
GEO. W. BARR, CHAS. PARKIN.
SPZCLetI. PARTNER=S. M.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
icrr T.ER„ 13.116.11 R
Office, No. 339 . Liberty St,
PITTSBIII;GH, PA.
fel4:d4B
BLACK DIAMOND
TPEL WORKS. "
,
PARK, BROTHER & CO.;
Manufacturers of all desertptiona of
"TMlRll' •
O. Ice and Warehouse. 120, 12% 124 SECOND
and 119 and 1581 FIRST STREETS, - ,
(Godeffroy- Biancker . & co.,
42 EXCHANGE PLACE . NEW lora,
Are prepared; as Sole Agents In the United States
for the Prussian alining endlron Co., of Duisintii;
- Westphalia, To contract or sell in quantities to snit
purchasers, (delivered' in' either : New York or Philii
delphist) the celebrated •
V: H. ' SPIEGELEISEN .
used so extensively for the manufacturing Of
BESSEMER STEEC: '
This Iron is free frOm Sulphur s and PhOsphOrns, and .
contains a heavi pereentage Matigguiese. The
hove are alsii readj tocoittirict
.•
STEEL itAilieS
• •'•
G. AR DT it CO.,
• I Dortmund, for which latter firm they attio have
the Sole Agency in the United Stites. •
Full particulars, samples, prices or Chemical an.
lardy will beiirmitprly fornitided iPplientioh .
aul9:u2/3• •
NOVELTY WORKS.
PITTSBURGH
NOVELTY WORKS.
.
ADAMS, M'ICEE & CO„
. , item:mealy - nap OF '
Keystone. Staidard, Patine Platroesn
and Counter
S C E, S.._
Janus Faced Patent Door Locks and Latilies.
PAINT Air! C sBEE MILLS. .
EIALLEABLE IRON, &c.
Corner of. 'Grant and First' Streets,
. . .
asnatt PITT.?nIJR.OII.
COAL AND COKE. • •
COAL! COAILII-•COAL!!! • -
DICKSON, ,STEWART tO;
Hi4lnirreuto'vid tbetr
NO, 567 MitErE,:tinrY'ST.REEITA
(Lately qty. Flour M 111) SZOOND ELOOIt, 7 "
•
Are now prepared to thruish good YOUUNIOGIES;'
NY LUMP, NUT COAL OR BEACH, at the lowest
morket price. -
All orders lett st•their or addremeg
them through thereat, will be/atm - Wed to promptly.
my23:b25
. .
A IRBISTRON
8 G , t o • r il i t ISTpIII3OF I
. ILADELPNLA AND YOUGHIGGIDDri(iDAD
ILINERS,R_DIPPERS AND DEALERS, AT RATEi;
ROAD AND !Him% of Bs/minor Youghiogheny
CAS AND FAMILY COALS
Odloe and Yard—FOOT Or TAY STREET, tnias
the Gas Works. . . •
COPPER.
L'kE s.urtution
OOPPER MILL 811ELTING WOEI
1.11rIn14,11317.134(411. :*
`PA ft IC. AddatlßDY‘ et CO. - ,
•
hisnursoLuter. of ,Niciiinuisi ,lltAllass , wid Bata
Copper. l'resied (`upper Mottolak, Weed DWI
tome, tipelter . 'dolder. Attu), Minh • 0. and Dealers
ID Metal. Tin [lace. inert 'lmo. Cart
[dangly mi Iran. "rinnerr• Maeldnes a. d roma. •
waretitm.«,,Vm 5 4TRIttf. and ice _
14K((iNit dll'R ICI.' tt Ana rgh.
S peel *l!tr.le rot of COMM" nut to 1141 Y. dbelr•D Itss.
terra . • taylavaitthrT
FOUNDERS, -MAORINISTS._
W. I'. roar, Bup.t.
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
1- - - • . „
.
These Works' re among the largest and most
complete establishments In the West, and are now
prepared to furnish . -
Machine Carst, Inge.
General Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITED
n09:n69
NATIONAL. FOUNDRY
AVDPIPEWORKS.
Corner Carroll and StottHaien Streets,
(NINTH WARD,)
- PrPrss.uu,Gix. PA.
WM. SMITH
Manufacturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS...
satl, P arla r l e bel l le c n a y s ,th i s n . va l i ag, ly fur.V.l.U7l
General Casthigs for Gas and Water TorkE6 -
I would also call the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
felSitle
L. 0. LIVINGSTON.W. H. DIIRT.W. A.BOHLtiIiON, Jli.
LIVINGSTON & CO.,
IRON TOIDIDERS
MANVPAOTCYBERS
FOCH .LIGH.t. CASTINGS,
._.•
All descriptions, for Plumbers and Gas Fitierst
ricultnral Implements, Cotton and Woolen All Ma.
• ChI N7Ob
/ Work proraitl,y attended to. ..'• •.!
Office and Worki—WASWINGTOG AVP*RC,
neer Outer Depot. Allegheny City, Pa: - • •
ROBINSON, REA ..64, CO.
snccessori.to-Uorazisozr,lituthiAbitiiiraii..
. ,
. FOUNDERS AND:MACHINISTS. PITISBUISH,`
...;
Mannheti:tress of BOat said St:SG:Mari' Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; oil Tanks and
Stith, Rollos and Sheet Iron-Work. -2, • • 4
Office, No.l.sl, , cornet rile: and Smithfield stseets. ,
. Agents for UIFFARD'S P ATENT INJECTOR for
feeding . l3ollers., - , ,
MOWN #I,ANC ,F9UNDi9G,
Butler
~Street,' Aquila Ward,
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
idACHINERY_ AND - CASTING 4 6E3MB&7ILY,
Orders promptly and,oarefully ,
Charges reasOttable.
• EBBEBT & ILICIELD111;
0e15:1213
BJERLIN FOUNDRY.'" • ' '**'
PRICE '.&
(EIM and Warehouse. 29 Wood Street.
Mannfactrire and keep corketer4,l7_on kaud
Thirkblig,iffkein and Film Boies;
prrrSBvEGH.
WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
SUGAR-KETTLES, ROLfoW itAl4l4
, •
And Casting!, generalli. - "iip'A6re
THOMAS CARLLN S. CO.,
Fourth 'Ward Foundry and Machine Works
SANDIISKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
- •
lfantilketnrerg Of Reath Iffiginsoll Pxesselk PuLE
lays, Shafting, Grist and Saw 2, 11.1 Work. Rolling
and.3lachine Caatings, Grate Bare, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, &e. Build to order and have on
hand Engines ot : 'l'
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
. ANP, Rio.4i-WCORIK.Sr ,k:.l
880 Penn Street.
BOTTATA 7 P,4:P9iki
chin - mum, Mill Castings, Roll Lathes, kc.
MILTON MACHINE . Wq#K,l4,
E5A131.451140 ts._ .a
anntactory of STEAM ENGI ES, of ail s es
and of the most approved patterns, for stationary
purposes • STEA.A.MOATST - and. STEAM . PEERY
BOATS. A variety of 10, 11 and 16 horse power
saganir.s, whith will be sold at very reduced
pricee,.
' P. P. GEISSE. Wellsville. 0.
Fifty mifee below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio river, and
Une of C. & P. B. n09:52
ir UMBER LUMBER! LUMBER!
• ••• , •
ALEXANDER PATTERSoff,
-
Dealer in all Kinds of Lumber.
• ON RAND AND FOR SALE;
500,000 feet Dry Pine Boards;
30,000 feet Dry Oak, 1 and 2 Inch;
• • 20,000 feekitry Ash,* 21fcand /gar
200.060 ri Hcmiuckg-,r. -
• 1,000,000 No. 1 , 18-inch Shlnilei, sawed;
100.000 No. 116 loot ttilucles, sawed;
100,000 No. 116-loch sill ogles, s otved;
2,000 Locust Foots, 7, 8 and 12 feet;
• -300 Cedar Posts.
AISO. Fire Brick, The and Clay, In large or small
quantifies.
YAIIDS No. 86 ' PREBLESTREBT___. _formerly
Blatiche.ter, and 157 IttatEGOA STR,v't o[ l -
age thtt Gaa Works,Allekh , ny city. Jy23:t4 )o 3
FORT PITT LUMBER COMPANY
bapital, - - $226,000.
linggininrr—EDWAßD DITiDDDEUr. _
MCC RETA ItY4T. A. WRIGH •' ~!
1311P7SWITAND1DrI,46DWiD
num=One:
Edward Davison,l L. P. Duncan,
Jona Mellon, E. D. Dlthrldge,
seo. W. Dlthrldge, M. L. Malone,
, S. IL JolnnttPnbx : : ',. .1: .. ;
vomsta. YARD—Corner of BUTLER and LUM.
BEE STREETS, Ninth Ward.
OFFICE AT FORT PITT GLASS WORKS, Wash.
Ingtoe Street. ' Is20:198
GAS - ' - AND 'sirmiw PIT NO.
4081/18..COOPYR. .JOB. RAYS KURT Dim.olPlls & co.,
BRASS, ZOUZIDE/48,,
;4 . S ANDGAIEr STEkIi FITTERS I
Ifyiintanturers of PUMPS AND BRAES WORK_,__o
eten — desorlotton; dealers In ELM PLITIIRKS
AND iN
TrBG, of all kinds.
Cornerof Pike And Wok fifie
- at t,.
- - PITTSBURGH.
a~teisao _
IRON BROKERS.
s AmtrEf.** - , *zit
124 First Street, Pittsburg,, Pa.
Agin% bb ' s , nee So%
gepbtasiael Duncannon. StaabApe, Glendon.
sad othEr'brards of Asithisette.
Vote tad C. Hi 4Thareow - YmilbkValent
' a 41•••3';''
OMPISMINZIP Sid Orden NOPlNagiar •
TLAS WORKS,
ORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
prrrsstriton.
Engines, of every deseriotiOn.
i• • -
„Boller's, 011 Tanks. ,
sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Castings.
Bolling 21111 Costing&
Engine Castings.
(Opposite trai9n. Iron Mi
, PITTSBURGH.
THIMBLE-SKEINS AND. PIPE BOXES,
LUMBER.
o BRONZEI,,
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1888
'IINGI2;TES' . BOittaB '
F ORT ry"
Baniuksnu AND TANK
WURNS.
CAttROLL & SNYDER,
MANUFACTURERS 07
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLOED TUBULAR . , FIRE
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS:
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BRIMMING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANE AND CON
DENSERS; .
STEAM PIPES; GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES:
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Office and Warehouse corner . Second.
Third, Short and Liberty Streets.
PITTSBURGH, Pa;
£ Orders sent to the above-address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:159
1 BARNHILL &
OILER MAKERS
• •
AID! SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NO3. 20, 22, 21 AND 26 PENN ST.
is
Having secured &large yard and furnished It with
the most approved machinery, we are pre,pared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS In the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys,Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers,- Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole mann
(sourer& of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shot tee t notice. 1a5:c21
JAMES 111 RITER,
Nos. 5 and 56 Water Street,
,PrITSBILIBGII, PA.,
, . XANUFACTITABB, OF
IRON OIL 'TANKS
•
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
EOLLINO MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON *ORE,
. • For Steamboats.
JARED H. SHUSH - EDMUND D. BRUSH
AUED BRUSH Si, SON ,
J,-
MANUFACTURERS OFD
;Steam
! ,Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEIEIT#9N,IIOO. i /OT
61 Penis StreetePittsbtirgh,
OILS.
WADING AND KIND,
9omminsion MercNtuts and Brokers in
_Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
rivrilintrirGn, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDREdd,
' •
"WA:RING, KING dc.CO,
127 Walnut Street.
TACK BROTHERS,_
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
; - •
JiND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittibnrgh Oftice—DALZELL , .. , BUILDING ear
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets. ;
Plilladelphla Office-127 WA LNIT H T.
144:1,10
DI. LONG & CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PVRE WHITE . BLlLNpip' ri s
Brand,--"LUCIFEReI !;
(Sp*, No. 2 Duquesne War, Pittsbirgh.
STOVES,; &so.
- OK4i. ATM ' , ,/
• ,•:!
•
,-..;.: - CET T E BEST.
7.) , BISSELL fit CO.'S
FOR BITUMINQS '
COAL.
~.:.., ....."-
L kiiixtutted to Coo!c l Bake or Roast as
`'-' --' - 'l'.--' i f:. ; r
d a
wewl othei iStOieli - the Union.'
BISSELL & CO., 1
No. 2i85 Liberty Street.
Vao on hand andlntalditl. -- 1 .., -, 1 . '' ; ::
"" - PARLOR STOVES,
HEATING 13T067,13,
GRATE FRONTS, IPENDER23,
COOKING KAMM!, no.
HARDWA.R2I
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
iINDSEY STERRIT B‘i EIMER
Ilsnufactniors and Impartardol
it mc, ,
r
4 CUTLERY, &C.
887 LIBERTY STREET;
CORNER OP WAYNE,
Osie Depot;
. .
PITTSBURGH:
,
Amos for VAIRIIAI4IO , HCALS.
FURNITURE.
- 11.8 •
•
PRACTIAI t Ie,..,.„ 118
•.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, .
HLEIVION . r wgiss t ,,
No. efkiii:4l33llT.
Constantly on hand every yarleirof PARLOR and
CHAMBER FUSNITUUZ.. togetturri.wDb 'a 0/11 "
pprices. late assortment or eomm4ra Yurnlture It reduoed
Those In want of anything in our line ireoo idle/17
lovtiledlcroall before purchasing.
I:44 i maninteed.
LIMON R WitirglL '
PAlKTilata,-;;
WALL. & TAYLOR,
P A:i gp , E-jt •-
No. 43 OHIO SWIZZ% Alregbear•
Thinkthi tbr the former very liberal patrosieS
Itowed*Pen alt. 1 Ittett* MY Mends and tbep•
zewthet, fe. the hare as 4.1 u ass; t
ordlllitentty to want coottenanee of the
itualiied :edit be always at-um s i i . n from
31.443,30141143 i. m.-- anis t at
, . ,
vi FIN A.NVIAL
. , - .
.10,00µF 4 I
V Elli t" Al4
1111.1111 K,
PITTSBURGH,
NO. 35 BANK BLOCK.
Capital $lOO,OOO.
Stockholders, Ipdilridually Liable.
•
coLpEcTipNS N_ lteptS3lllLg
POINTS OF t
e I i V i TAD t 3 I A fEb
Particular attention given to the Purchase and
Sale uorerriment Securities.
iNTICILEST PAID O.N TULE DSPoSITS.
• DIRECITOng
TITOMAS 'FAWCETT, ' MADLSON BAILEE;
D. W. C. CARROLL, ' IV. r. LOGAN,
JAMES 11. BODKINS, GEORGE BINGHAM,
JULIUS ADLER, JOSHUA Ititoints,
.TAHCH BOW N,
J. B. WALTER,.
TriolrAs zAWCETT, President
i t
ALLEN KRA En, VIC° Trasident
J. W. DAVIT , Cushier.
M. 11E5
Accounts of Depo....,ru With the KRAMER do
KANKIM, HO SE have been trauferred to
Ma Hank.
au2avtl, J. W. DAVITT, Cashier.
FORT APITT BA KING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, : : : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDURLLY LIABLE.
DEALERS'IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
;AND GOLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Collections made ' ill iiceSalble twilnta iii the
United States and Canadas.
. .
DIRECTORS:
. Jou. C. Risher. - ------''
D. Hostetter, -: : ' Robt. B. Hang. '?
J p am v, es a i t t,r,"! ' t ;., • Andrew Miller, '
E. Fawcett, ' ' . ' ' 4 ', i
James M. Bailey.
BAWL. MeCLUBIEAN, Preet.
SEE
D. WIT WILSON; Otabliikril
JUEYSTOPTE - Ir..tiN . K;
No. 293 LIBERTY STREET,
FATrustrBorti.4o:ll
: : $200,000.
DIRECTORS.
1 , Wm. H. Hamilton,
On. Vaktilicre.m.
H. J. Lynch,
John Murdoch, Jr.,
William Espy,
Samuel Barekley,
A GENERAL - BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED
Collections made on all accessible points In the
United States and Canada.
Interest Allowed onlinie Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
GEO. T. OUSEL. enabler.
AurSTOCICROLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
OF PITTSUtTRGII.
CASLI CAPITAL
Prestdent—llF—NßY LLOYD.
Vice President—WlLLlAM BEA.
TRUATErSt
Henn- Lloyd. .Hon. Thos. 'Mellon, lE• P. Jones,
Wightruaallieo. W. Ha!Hussy; Wtr..Hea,
H. U. Hartle), (Edward Uregg, 111,a,trx btowe-.
Secretary & Treas'r---S. F. VON BONNIORST.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on time de
posits. Deposits made on or before Acienstlsth-win'
bear interest Dorn that date. Interest computed on
Ist November and Ist Mat. 1y31:t78
NATION.AIiIO4.II ousoußcg,
Cor. of Wood, and Sixth St&
A. PATTERSON ' Prbldelft
JUL H. LIDA. Caataler.
CAPIT4,pi ; 4! •,T 00,Q.40Q.
" A. TORS:
A. Iratrerson, DIREC
George W. Cue,
Win. H. JaMes
Chas. Lockhart, Wm: Douglas',
Allen Kirkpatrick. Wm. iteed.',••
W. d. Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAIL'
Y, AT. 11 'A. 81.
ap9:02:2
TORT, CAUGHEY & 'CO"
-BANKERS • ANDBROKERS - ,
t
Corner - Third and Wood4treets;
. . .
Prr"lB.l3l7llQ/I.
03IICUtI
EOnti TO ElAikiNit:ltAitT I
DEJ:latii3 S IN
Exchange, Coin; - Tenpons,
And particular attention paid to he purchase and
sale of
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Right Drafts on
omit:strt
NHOLMES & SULU," --'-'
3ElUlrg - MEMMI.ISI,
57 Markqt W9p,!;.i..
Ogg
prz-rwszstauaii,
contemns made on all the principal points of the
United Maim and Oamedas.
Stooks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON 0020118810 N.
Partial: attentlea • pall UP , , Itim-paraturre and
'aloof t • t ,
"United States Securities.
1610 mi
WEST I f I !!!i#X I 4 I 9 B
59 Fourth Street.
CHARTNIZ I ED 1866: 7 .3
Intorest palckictiqzlm l kpik*Owik
• Ai REPEIVALI MUM !
ONE D04.44004 1 iNAN0. •
IMPtiBITS ••Rilp!,,(l6ll,4insfrippli
rFinico
Disonanu'D . l o*.”.,344, ...!
President...llllo4MM •M,hl.,
Vloe President=4.
ontearoise lll,
,NAMIALI ' I
1110
, . _ " , • , -
11hPlfiltGL, I. ~t m. , MAIDIRLI4:
Joe. I 011TH. JOS. ALBS.SL
J. J. GIL 121118,, ,
Stockholders to whoa we lake rotenone: : • ~
ti.xi.grair.iehlt JEWAVlldlii7k
Olin Delimit*. ' Hens 7 YUNIMIIIO
LA UI4III,II I. , _ . lii. orown,
..
BE
PIA. AUFAIELTZ,
BANKER,
Corner of Wood and Fifth Streets.
GOVERNMENT AND PACIFIC R. B, BONDS,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS
Donght on the most favorable terms. Sells LET
TEES OF CREDIT'and DRAFTS a tillable In any
part of Europe.
DEPOSITS received subject to check, or INTER
EST ALLOWED ON 'TIME DEPOSITS.'
&TAXES Ts LADY - 0-6
(Successors to S. JONES A: CO.-)
Corner Fourth and WOod Sts.,
3E3 - . 4E. INT 3M. M Ja.
BUY .AND SELL ALL EINDIS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
o:2r Interest Allowed On Deposits.
Jar Money loaned on Ocivertuneni Bonds at low
est market rates.
Orders executed for ihe Purchase and
Nabs of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES T. BRADY 8c CO.
raimit;'
JANES L' mg.
setztani. Casb ler
gifis j inntO fta- 2ttt
OFFICE OF THZPITTOMTEGH GAZETTB,
MormitSc, September 7, 1868.
':Closing quotations as received by Ph. B.
'Mertz: Gold, 144%; Eighty-one's, 114;
Five Twenties, ;1862, 11.3%; do, 1864, 101%;
do, 1865, 111%; do, 1863, , new. 109; do, 1867,
108%; do, 1668; 109%; Ten 'Forties, 105.
Rtillr,oads—Clevelitnd & Pittsburgh, 86%;
- Pittabi!gli, Fort Wayne & Chicogo, 108%;
Chicago et Reck Island, 103; Chicago &
North Western, 87; do Preferred, '87%;
Michigan Southern, 86%; Reading, 91%;
Erie, 46%; Ne* Y6rk Central, 125%; Ohio
& Mississippi Certificates, 29%; Western
Union Telegraph Co„ 39; Adams .Expr,els
Co., .49%; Merchants 'Union, 22:Y. Mining
shares—Gl cgory, 4,00; Corydon; 120; Quartz
14111, 93; Smith & Parmaleo, 4,25; Quick.'
silver, 20%.
—Closing quotations received by James
-T. Brady & Co.: Gold, - 144%; United
States Sixes, ISBl's, 114; 5-20's, 1862,
143%; 5-20's, 1E64, 109%; 5-20's, 1865,
.111%; 10-40's, 105; 5-20's, January;-arul
July, '65, 109; 5-20's, January and July,
'87108;x; '6B, 109%; Juno 7-30's, Oarless 1.,f;
July 7-10's, do %; August 119; Sept.; 119;
Oct. 118%; Union Pacific Railroad, 102; Cen
tral, .103. •
szoo,ooo
With only an :Average supply,aud an im
proved demand, inspired, no doubt, by the
improved Miaracte; of the ad vices from the
east, the - Market was somewhat firmer and
-more active to-day, and, upon the whole,
prices were a shade,:hetter. As is always
the case, when the market stiffens a little,
the butchers bought more freely, and did
,not , hesitate as long about it as they have.
- hen'iltiing for somir'tinte s pelt; =O,-as:we
have already noted; prices, particularly for
I. prime fat Cattle, ruled a shade higher,
though, compared with last week, the ad
vanceiesta :wale. very slight: ' There
ii riiih~t comparatively few really prime
Cattle on sale, though there was a very
fair supply of hiediuntblit,l3ll/ii sliiek slid
&diminished number, of bulls and stags.
We noticed several foreign buyers in
'market, taking all' they could get suitable.
'for shipment, and thia, also, tended to
ini
,part *firmer tone to the market.
As 'be seen by "reference the re:
port of sales, prime to extra fat ICatile sold
'at from 74 to Bc, and fair to good butchers
stock at 6;4 4)114' :and! medium ' do - itt,
Stock Cattle. 'in ;.fair,:_agrigaidi • Am..
changed at 4 to 5;4c, as to quad y and con
dition... Bulls in light
ni
supply, and the.de
in -
and also was 'Milted; may . be quoted at
23.1 to 314.
At ten o'elock.to-dgy the
„great propor: :
tiorrof4he . Cattrelnid been sold, which is
stiffickotevidence to any one posted in the
business, that the market.was quicker and,.
better than it has been for several Weeks
past, and while, as we have alread c stated,
prices, as a general thing, ruled a fraction
higher, the , ;advance .was very slight:, on
inferior and common cattle it was scarcely
Perceptible.
itothehilds sold 29- head of Butler
connty'stoek , fSr Plinntir & Sheiteniantle
,at 4,50 to 6,' and.lohead Washington county
steers at 6 to 7.
N. Fc•lland sold 29 . head Armstrong
county steers and h.ifers at 5 to 6,50.
E. Katz sold 23 head Tusoarawas scala-
wags, for Roenbauglicat 3to 4150. 1
L. Linz 12 bead Butler county stock at 4
for cows and heifers, ani 2,59 for bul s.
Hedges dr. Taylor sold, on commission, in
lots, GO head of connionish cows, heifers
and steers at'S-t05,50:: , =
Holmes, 'Varsity dito:2s head of mixed
stock at 4,50 to 5,50.
WI 'i . e. Thrasher wholesaled •20 head'
of Westerif 'Euiserve steers and 'heifers,
averaging 890, to ?darks it Bro., at 5;50:4 -
Nicholas•oarr Sold 41) head of Ohio cows
and heifers, on commission, at 5 to 0,78:
L. (Matt &Co. sold 'l6 hbad'of Summitt
county, Clhio, stock at 3,50 to 5,50 for bait
era and steers, and 3 fol bulls.
& J. Strun berg mpg' khaving Asol& 12
head for Flannigan' at 8 toll/410 finl(d tor
Knitter at 4,50 to 5,15, and 16, on their own
account. at 5X to 6,25. •-.:; •
Satinwood & Blackened; l had,4B head of
Ashland county,- Ohio, 'cows and "
partially sold at _an nv.ej g OX-41 19_,4ead
Belinoht .Ohle,..steelt•Rfr- Shtipard
*APT 6%; 9 heed Beaver wan ty' steers; for
Manstleid, •at B.7shtd I '6,601 1 15-for • iiriether
party at 4,50 to 6, and 28 - head , elockenrat
o 4 50.. . . , - -
countS.
Steers - tit 4 to, 6., _ , , • •
•, , J.•&. W. Carnes 40 40 towl or Ailariegoortikti
stein and heAfers at 4.75 to 6,,
‘.
Marks &, %Bro. 69 -head of fah to . prime
Ohio stock
• Trasernan & Lobensan . wholesaled 23
- head; of,:extrslat Bulaer,•glud steers to Ker
yrin,A:Co.' at 7,8 U;,. retailed 73..head.of
issoubdi *Stock on commission at. 4,36
andll2 head on their own c nseoutig <aj 0 to ,
sayers it Needy report hailnirStalled 81
head or vVasllngtonOti. Kodr.".a% 8,75 tii7,so,
Jamsa Arad MI hood or small
heifers anitateers fow.l - it Gratirt fiti• 8,30
FINANCE AND TRADE,
•
ALLEGHENY cAtrit HARKET.
OFFICE or THE PITTSBURGH. GAZETTE,
MONDAY. September 7, 1866.
cATTiti
and 16 head of prime to extra steers at 7,50
to S.
Greenwald Et Kahn retailed 62 of fair to
prime Ohio stock et 5,25 to 7,75.
Peter Hartman 45 head of Green Co. heif
ers and steers at 5 to 7.
Krau (It Haas 35 head Ohio stock at 6
to 6,75.
M Varner 20 head at 5 to 63
fiILEEP AND LAIUDS
The number - of Sheep and Lambs on sale
to-day was not as large as it has been for
several weeks past, and as a general thing
they were manly Inferior in quality; many
of those on sale were "tail ends" left over
from last week, and some of them were so
poor as to be hardly ably to stand up.'
Prime fat Sheep, if . there had have been
any finch on sale, would hive sold readily
at an - advance. but "scalawags " of which
the supply was, mainly made up to-day,
Continue dull- as ever. l'he former we
have no doubt would have sold readily at
five cents, while the latter may be quoted
from 'B2 down to 50 cents per bead. We
were quoted the, following sales:
Adam Eckert sold 51 at 82 to 83,75 for
sheen and $2,75 for lambs. ,
Ernmell & Co; report 410 head at an aver
age of 82,25 for sheep and $1,50 for lambs.
Garwin Jr. Co., report 88 sheep at an
average Of 81,60.
John Simmers reports' 150 . sheep and
lambs at an average of t'2.
Stakely cL Bro had seven hundred head
of sheep and lambs which were sold at 50
els to §2,50 for sheep, and $l,OO to $2,00 for
lambs:
J R Prin 'gle 116 Mercer Co. sheep and
lames at $1,37 to $3,00.
Flinner Sheitementle 172 head at $1 to
$2,50 for sheep, and 75 to $2,00 for lambs.
Chas. Maggi bold for Davis 129 sheep at
75 to $1,50.
Frank Kraus 75 head sheep at 32 to $3,50.
Wick k Co., 320 sheep at $1 to 32,50.
Emery & Co., 90 sheep at $1,50 to $2.75.
Vandergrift 96 Washington Co. stock - at
$1,25 to 32,25 for sheep, and 31 to $2 lambs.
7Emorick & Co., 126 sheep at *31,50 to 3,3,50.
J. Rhin. 86 sheep at $1 to $2.
HOGS. .
The hog market is a little more -active
thQretail demand as is alwa3 s'the• case,
when the weather commences to get cool,
increa.ing somewhat, though prices, com
pared with other stock, is too high. , We
quote at $lO to. KI per ' cwt for light to
nrime heavy averages. •
PITTSBUIR:GH PETROLEUM MARKET.
. , .
OFFICE OP THE PITTBITROU GA24.
MONDAY, September 7, 1868.
CRUDE
The market opened somewhat firmer to
day, under the influence of the advance in
Antwerp,Aat,Subsegifently; relaxed,. an' . d
closed about wheie it - 1A
_ft'uff on Saturday,
quiet and unchanged. There Was but a
single sale reported, 1,000 each for October,
,
November and December,.
at 12e, and 12c
,may be regarded as,tberuling quotation for
any delivery between novr and January
•
Ist. Spot oil does not seem fo meet with
mu& jnquiry, and there is put little offer
offering; we heard - Of some offers to buy at
lige, but there seems to be no - sellers at
anything less than 12c. The market baits
present condition is nothing more nor less
than a huge problem, and it is one which
both buyers and sellers, "bulls" and
"be as" are doing their:titmost.to solve,
hut, thus far, "without success. The:future
course of the trade is the great topic of dis
oUssion, and the views advanced,: both
pro. and con. are very conflicting.
GEMEE!
The market with eiception of apparently
being a little stronger, has undergone no
important change since Saturday. The _
sales reported were: 2,000 bbls-last half
September at 31X; 1,000 first half Septem
ber at 31; and- 1,000 each September, and
October at 3 Spotoil May be quoted in
the absence-ht sales--at-30N to 31; while
from October to March, 500, each month, is
nominal at 29 to 223i—thehistssale reported
for that particular delivery; being at 2934.
As in the case of Crude, the market opened
up a little stronger under the influence of
the advance in Atwerp but subsequently
eased up slightly, when a decline of half a
franc was reported; prices as already noted
have undergone no quotable *change com
pared with last week, and there is no dispo-,.
ition, manifested to make concessions in
'ordeikto effect sales.N 7: ti
RECEIPTS OF_ cupp.o oIL. -.
McKee & H 3201 D. Ed'gCrion.. 80
Jas. Wilkins,, • 320:01ark-& Sumner.lo4o
J. Gallagher 48 1 1iLiviug.ston riz ; r1:.: 100
Menzer, H. & C0..2.80!3: Mawhlnney ... 560
Liberty Oii.W'ka 1601;..
Vaweett, L. & S:.. 7201 Total'
.Citizens Rg,Pn' t ,' l 4Bo l •
OIL SHIPPED EAST BY A. V. R. R.
8.. W. Burke,--150 bbls ref. to Warden,.,.
Frw dr Co., RtilladelOala., - . •
Fors~th,`Bl .6i Co.; 167, dolio - tO
Frew de Co., Philadelphia:,. _ i;
Braun , Wagner - 100 do ` do tOr t icil i & ire -
Storing Co.; PhiladelPhia. • ' •
jliringston dt Bro., 100 do , to
.benzole ,
Warden, Frew dt Co.,
Bniun do Wagner, 50.,. .do.do. 4tlantic
I.Storing Co., Philciaelpind; • -
OIL suigzirgirs FROM taaiumiriu l
Warden .t Batchelder, 98 bbls refined to
Warden. Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Brooks. Ballentine' dt Co., 110' do do '• to
Warden. Frew a Co, Philadelphia.
IL IA: Long ez Co.. 107 do do to Warden,
- Prew dt co., Philadelphia. • - ' • •
A. D. Miller. 67 bbls refined: to 'Waring.
King & Co., Philadelphia.-._
G. W. Holdship & Co.', 281 do do'fo,Wai
ing. King & Co.,LPhiladelphia. •• '
lintehinsOn Oil Ref. Co.. 280 bbls 'refined
to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia;
Union Union Ref. Co., 129 do do to W. P. Logan_
de Bro., Philadelphia.
H. M. Long &Co., 49 do do to Wiring t
King & Co., 'Philadelphia.—• ...‘
Lafferty dt Waring, 108 do do to Waring„
King d& Co., klailidelphia. . • !•,
Union Ref. & St. Co., 219 do bonzole to
W. P. Logan& Bro.; Philadelphia. .
Kirkpatrick & Lyon, 30 do do to
Logan..t Bro., Philadelphia. •
New York Dri Goods Market.
[By Telegrup's to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
NEW YORK Sept. 7.—Dry Gloods heavy;
brown sheeting& Ne lower, and in more ani-
mated demand; Atla 'tic A, 1634; Pacific,.
16; Carroll A, 16; Appleton A' and Indian
Head, itiM; Wachusettec 16; Laconia A; 16; '
Amoskeag B, 16; Lawrence C, 16; Harris
burg A, 15; Augusta,. 15; Pocassett, > 163 i;
14ym5n. C, 1430 - Stark 16r CdhassA, •
17; Pequot A, 17; do. Is, 19; ',Lawrence
F, 14%; Ma sacbtusetts A, 15; Atlantic P i ,
1334; Agawam Hartford Oingharna
ate oly„ at 14; Pacltio new glacenago 25c.
lEislery' and all of fancy knit - 1;10dB
in active request, as are all kinds of woolen
goods i.dapted for men's wear and_latil'ea'
stockings.
New York - Cattle Markbt. -
,fll7.l . oldirik lAA to the PAteberith Gazette.)
Nuw Yont;.Sept. f ‘r, tbe
week, 5,500 ',sews; 29,070 sheep and lambs;
16,754 hop. - 114 et - Was firm durlaz last
week and th- pricaann Saturday rang at;
1214a17a; today the market w-a not active
'With tiltrinaa of 2,490 he
, : d; pr d a declined
topaz°, :averagotair ,iit45 4 '
44,xcyais ..170; prime• . 16i4itifi%o•IWr 'to good'
1534a16q, ordinary, 14 ‘1543,'Itiferior,
Sheep and 'Lambe quiet; balk Offerlngsof
tmosn sold very lON, while good Were.,
steady;.. inferior simep sold 3a414c; cont-'
'thon to good, 4%a5,4%. prime, : 64)4%
' extra; lambs. 7a9e. *Hogs quiet and lower
at fur light to heavy corn fbd.
- Mllwaukeu Martot.
(By Tele/mph to"ttre inithhurel ttuette t -
-MIGWAUICEE, September 7.—Flour dull
;and. prices unchanged. Wheat dull , and
1dwer..4111,08 for No. 1, anri..1,58 for No. 2.
Oma diet et 52,4a - farli3. 2. () ‘rnbeary
96c for No. 2. Receipts—dour3,oop bbl
Neh at 1110,000: oats 2,000; corn 1,000 hu•h.
Shipments—Setif )300 "bble; wheat 81,00 C;
gets 004:1* 'porn 2.000 bush.
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