El
JAB. ygusxie;
FITTSBIJRGH F4I:IIiGE
AND IRON CO.,
.MASIIPACTrE.EILO OP
Bar iron;
psdroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car kales Boiled;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
Locomotive Frames;
Locomotive Frame Shapes; '
Side Beds: _
' Yokes, Straps; -
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, dke.
Office, N0.,_177 PEININ STREET,
EVERSON; PRESTON & CO.,
P i tnnsyl ania . Iron Works.
Warehouse, Nos. WO and 167 FIRST STREET,
opposite, Alunongalaelaßouse,
aD 24 :46., . - PITTSBURGH:
STEEL WORKS
---
pITTS I t ; g - ;
Tr
(EBTAB.:4BZiID in-1845.3
ANDERSON & WOODS,
thuccEssons TO ANDERSON, COOK £ C 0.,)
•
Mainanturers of every desalptiOn of
STEEL.:
BEST REFINED TOOL. STEEL.
liulay, Circular, Gang and Cross Cat
SAW . PLATES.
Spring, Cast arul German Plow and Blister steel.
Shovel, Hoe. Pork. /take:m(l Toe Valk Steel.
Railroad Spring Steel and Frog Points, Cast Steel
Finger Bars, sickle Steel, Spring Steel' Tire, Plow
Wings, etc. ,• OE Drill Steel.
Ovum andworks7vorner FIRST AND ROSS srs.,
Pittsburgh, Pa
REFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
Malt, NIMBI & COll
PITTSBURGH, Pa.,
!CatittEgetliteis Of every aftcription of
CAST AND CERMAN STEEL,
I. RAILWAY SPRING,
FT.LIPTIC_ t_4::l3 PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AxLES, STEEL TIRE, Is., ac.
'BPBrehettse, 8$ Wafer Snd 100- Mid gbh
ivrititEß,. HAIIR & PARKIN.
.
GENIEFULT. P.AXTREI2B: ' .
WM'. AfETCALP,REUBEN MILLER,
%KO. W. I BARR„, CHAS. PARKIN.
sracua.:P.4.sra. Ea—s: 3.t. Siirak.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
,
Office, No. 339 Liberty 'St,
PITTSBIIEGH, PA.
BLACK DIAMOND
ST.t:EL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER: & CO..
_Xanztractuze-.s of 2 1.10es'oriptions of
SaI 6 I II OEEIMM I.
07."-ce and Wzraotse, 120, 122, 124 SECOND
and 119 /ma /211:11`,ST 21.2EETS,
od oy Branqek & Co.,
42 Lunier. PLACE ziMW !MK-
Are prepared, as Sole Agents' in the United States
for the Prussian alining and Iron CO., of Duisburg,
Westphalia, to contract or se 11 in quantities to sul
itiellyered In either New York or Phila-
del phla) the coleionie 1
V. H." SPI E GELEISEN
treed so extensively for the =Louise-tering of
BESSEMER- STEEL.
Tble Ironii . lite : trom Sulphur and P.b4iPlionii, and
. .
coat:sang a heavy percentage of Manganese. The
Rove are also readylo contract for, or salt °arrive,
.STEL .RAILS
Mannfactunil 'by
0. signior & co.,
Dortmund, for whinh,latter.Onn they also•lnive
the Sole Agency in the United:States.
Full particulars.; =rasa, prices or abesoloai
styes will be promptly forwarded on application. /
anl9:n33
PV4r# ki** 4l ' 4 • l l :4:11
pITTSBURGH
NOVELTY WORKS.
ADAMS lITHEE & CO
3LIINISTACTIIIIER Orr
j/eystone Standard. Patent Mutterer"
and Counter.
•
'Janus Faced , ratent Door and Latches.
PAINT 4'.79.11tt •FiEz bfir.Ls.
• , ILILLKAI3I,I 'nom, &a.
Cornet , 47 - trialit - -414 'First Streets,
sas:tm •Ir ' •
• t 9 of 4a. •
e i AL U 0 Aar. CO , 4141,1
DICKSON ' SMART& CC •
utinitisitarrol,lolrWtoe to
NO, 50, 1paliErlaWrirlY71,, Err;
artittiT _ Olt yi nd arktli/MCOMpIiCOMi•
crit.Pl44tAlritiktoi,kl(ol7dllll)oll)N—
-NY Lvmr, COAL OA eLlkelf e the lowot,
imotket price. ••-• •
AJI Orders tenet their olltee, l or siddressed
Y them ibroughthe um tt orinve attended to oromppy.
nt:.b26
4RIIISTRON f • TCUINSON,
11 ""i nr6 " 14442 9V9 17 0uPtiVairr100.44 Ckhi
MOUES. BITI#PERS AND bEALZEB rat&
GOAD AND ItiVICX givenor Tonivoshany
CASAND FAIWILat ;COAIL4
Office Mtn' ffirafftt?netit
the Um vvormAk ,
-
:o:ollWit'it - V.i;:Ff.. A-
LAI" tßifoolo . „. 7
- ' 00Pitit
I:llWrEnnYttoll,; • •.!
- •
PAR-W,
Belt I
Copper; Presie447opner , HOLLOW*, ilalsedAitill. an;
tome, Svelter Snider. Also. tar po),...'! 4 4nl it lNVO
•metsl. Tin Piste,' Sheol leon,,w irk_ "4 "
staidly he
Thi miner illsobtaeg lad Ten
iena FRO .
urs,TeritubtuitkJ
._81%,41 al orffet* or Gopodr,epttel W„.O
'
f.va-
PITT9BUItGH. P•
PITTSBVBGH.
JOHN lg. COOPZII.. •• -Joe. xikrz mum' Bias.
JOHLN M . PEII6I, CO.,
4 ; •
BR POUNDERS,
;
GAS' AND STEAM FITTERS,
r.
of PIIPir B ,A4DBRAB7B Wour
e" gir d it e nt} iitt i tali i i 447 gftra
0
Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
znymos,
w IRON BROIUIRS,
CIANCEL
IRON'lrlielkEß;
1,,1 SS *fret street, rttiatinirk; Oa:
. , .
,
ilttiat;foitlaLl t t(Sornifal i kDarbl
ot gloom' pa SSIMI I aon,
tok - ern.'olWArhoehmt P'4o4ooww,
•r t ° , .." 4 0 1 ,1Mr , i: • :•11
titlialliggiiiiAdiMoo4/0010141011WMANCt
FO goo Z 11 ::11!+11
4 _
. MORTON STREET, Ninth• Ward,.
Eirr'rtistriccuEr.
TROMIS:N. MILLER, President.
These Works are among the isrgest and most
Complete establishments'in the West, and are now
Prepared to tarnish
Engines, of every desorkation.
Rollers, Oil Tanks. - • • _ •
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Casting's.: ,
Bolling 1111tCastiwo.
Engine Castings.
/Machine Castings.
General Casting's.
neemee ORDERS SOLICITED
NATIONAL IFOUNDRY
AND' PIPE WORKS.
Corner. Carroll and SmaUman Streets,
- • (NINTH wnaro
. I Pki"rl3l3.T7llGrii,
W3L SMITH -
IVlan:u.footaror of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
, FOR GAS A.N'D_WA.TER. WORKS. • • .
sa raP a ins iu tr r e e g le c n s i g h isn.vaZiolluir assort m entr3
General Castings for Gai and Water Works..
I would also call the ittentlon of Snpertutendexlte
of Goo Works to my make of RETORTS.
•fel6:tlo ^ • '
0. LICIN , STOiI.I7. U. EURT.W. A. SQBINSOIS, U.
LIVINGSTON CO.,
IRON:routnErts;
MANUFACTURERS OF
.FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
AD descriptions, fbr Plismbers and's:4Aß Fitters eAg
ticultural Implements, Cotton and Alf oolen Ma
chiallelaibtsrk promptly attendd to.
Once and Works — WASHINGTON AV/Mgt'.
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBLNSON, ILEA & CO.,
Successors to ItOntargon t lifirris & MILL g,
•
WASHINGTONWORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of _float ao& litatioum Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, Mill' "Machine:JP. Gearing,
Shaftin_g, Casting's oral' descriptions; Oil Tanks and
Stilts, Boller and Sheet Iron ork.
0010 e, No. 121. corner r'irert and Smithfield Streets.
Agents for II IFFARLI'S PATENT IN,IECTOB, for
feeding Bolters. Jalltre
MONT BLANU FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Union Iron Mills,
PITTSBURGH.
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
IL!..CHINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT & MACKLEND.
oe15:1M
BERLIN FOUNDRY. ---
PRICE & SIMS.
Office and Wareham% 29 . Wood Street.
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON BURRS, DOG IRONS,
SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
And Castings generally. ap38:31
THOMAS CAHLEV Si. co.,
Fourth Ward- Foundry and Machine Works,
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITT,
•
•
Idanutacthrerx of Steam Buttner, 011 Presses,
1.11, Shafting, Grist and Saw 811.1 Work, Bolling
DI - Bland Mactitne Castings, Grate Bars, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, etc. Build to ordax and. hare on
hand Enginesof aUsixes. -
CIENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
SSO Penn Street.,
BOLLXAN' BOYD & BAGALEY,
Chill Rolls, Mill Castings, Roll Lathes. &c.
FULTON MACHINE WORK&
ESTABLISH/CD IN 1838 .
nlanufaetory og i r o ZA3f ElifollfE4 id' ilfieei,
and of the most roved sulltovne,_or stationarz
purposes ; STS A. ATO - ,.illid',STEAll lOrittlX
BOATS. A variety arm, tw andiShOrse power
ENGINES, which will be sold at very reduced
prices.
P. P. GEll3Blt. Wellsville, O.
Fifty miles below Fittstinrgh, on the Ohio river, and
line of C. & F. , ,
LUMBER
LUMBERS LUMB,EILS L UMBER!
ALEZ4NDEB• PATTERSON,
' Dealer in all Hinds of Lumber
ON HAND AN!) FOP SALE:
500,000 feet Dry Pine Boards:
30,000 feet Dry Oak, 1 and 2 Inch;
20,000 feet' torrAsh, 2, 23 ano 3 Inch;
• 200,000 r-et ittmlock:
1,000.000 No. 1 11 Idnch Shingles, sawed:
100.000 N. I 16 Inch Shinittes. sawed;
100,000 No. 110-inch Shingles, iaved;
2,000 Locust Posts, 7, 8 and 12 feet;
30o.verliyr eost4. - - - - .
Also.'Plrp pkt, Ttte_ 444:1 Clsr„ In. Urge or mall
quantities..
Yampa No. 86 PREBLE STREET. 'formerly
Manche, cheater and 157 REBECCA STREET. oppo
site ttie Gas Works, ny (Ty. }VS:Ca
_
F ORT PITT LUMBER tAiMPANIV
Capital, - -•- $125,000.
P 2 IISTD2N7--EDIVA RD DITEIRIDGE.
SzeteirrAßT—T, A. WRIGHT._.,
5171112167280863--iDW. DAVISON.,
. .. -
Drawl'O: .;,' : ~
Edwisd Davison, IL. P.i . Elnnean, : ~
• ,Tohn Mellon, It, cs, mil/0, : ~
Geo. W. Dithridge if: V. - liatone
IS. EL Johnston., ..
,_LMIDIZR YARD—Corner of BUTLER and LUX
DEB STREETS. Nintitifisrl,
. 1 7 . • • • .
- .OPPICE AT POST PlwnsAEß WO/4S
gr. Street. '.
GAS ANDS
cl=7 = •r
.%, P .t
ffEEKNI
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1868.
Foiw P .11.‘x7
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, FIRE
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
cru. 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
Office and Warehouse corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,.
R 9" Ordcrs sent to the above address will be
promotly attended to. mh7:189
WM. UAItNHIILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Raving secured a large yard and furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are
_prepared 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 Rollers, Condensers, salt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pane,
Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of ilarnhilPs Patent Boners.
Repairing done on the shot test notice. 1a5:c21
MANUFACIURS/1 OF
1
11, ON OILI TANKS,
i SETTLING
PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE, 1
1
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
JADED M. BRUSH
EDMUND D. BRUSH
JAILED H. BRUSH & SON,
I tIIttrFACTCRILRB OF
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks
aszarr morr won't, &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OILS.
WARING AND KING,
' Commission dierchants and Brokers In
Petroleum and its Prodacts,
DALZEWSZAL-DING, DUQUESNE WAY,' ,
PTTTSSUII9H, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WAXING, KING '& CO.,
127 Walnut Street.
TACK nnoTliEns,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petroleum aid its Products.
,
Pittsburgh Ofice—DALZELL` BUILDING, car
ner of Droineane Way and Irwin streets
Ptaladelphla 01:19ce-1 V 7 WALNUT ST
M. LONG & CO.,
• •
MANUFACTURERS OP
PURE WHITE BURNING OIL,
Office, No. 2 Dugtieine Way, Pittsburgh.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
, BUSEILIG Qz CO.'S
TRIUMPH, _
FOR arrum.r24 . rous coAL.
Warranted to took, Bake or Roast as
well na any other Store In the Union.
BISSELL- & CO„
No. 235 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and for Bale,
PARLOR STOVRI3,
FIXATING )TONNE, '
OR_Al:6ol2rimAimpsz,
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STERRIT & EUWER,
Manufacturers and Importers of
A.. W ,
88'7 LIBERTY STREET,
one Aquare'Beloir lenloia* Depot.
IZII
A rt , to La for PAI RBA MKS' HAVFMI
ruitriTititio.
118• PBA.
CTICAL Pt • - 1 1
.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS
.. ,,,. ~ I
1 ,
IFIIitiDERA.I4 AND 41ra'Ailft , '
LEMON 4 - iiVEISII,'
ix.ius FOURTH wrrelaisrr.
001urranty on hand every variety of PARLOR and
CRANIUM FURNITURE
,top of will 1 ). 001 ":
Nate aaeortment of op Favllltnle a fsuilooo
prices.
Thaw in want of anYtlthlE 4 Our AAP PTO 04 1 , 0 1 1111 f t
invited to can before pUreUrnsal.
Work guaranteed.
in WI!: nl4,
rdistioN A WEIHN 1
. 11 T S. TAYLOR, .- • •
P 11. Irf T',E - R '
2:11.111111,45 ow. ATRzrrr Allpeileieri''
I , ._!Thanktal for the !Venter very liberal patrgaaill'
lumpd noon me, I assure my trlentts end the limb I
men u, not, la lbw-4%011S in l lt4 rv . P
andtatwor 4111seutly co user t a cent nu ea o. a
'ett l ientralwaullmiterh i lt a4 'll,lllll 4 4 9
04, , ,it0vc,.1 . ',J:;. 'i; ,-.1.••, - -..0 ,tti(, ... ~,
3 .
=I
. . II 34•-
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
asamirecrimaas Or
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
SOS. 20, 22, 24 AND 26 PENN ST
ES 111. 1111'Elt,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
And SHEET IRON WORE,
, For Steamboats
DEALERS IN
Brand --"L UC/FER."
OVER, CASTINGS, &c.
HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, &Co
CORNER 07 WAYNX,
PITTSSIJRGH.
PAINTERS.
MMMA
„
* .*-
JkINIVRA/././UP
CFAN leitAL RANK,
Eta
V~J .
NO. 35 BANK BLOCK.
. . . $lOO,OOO.
Stockholders ' Individually Liable
COLLECTIONS RADE ON ALL ACCESSIBLE
POINTS OF VIE UNITED STATES
AND CANADAS.
Particular attention given to the .Purchase and
Sale of tiove ninent SecurilieS.
INTEREST 'Au) ON Tilt& DEPOSITS.
•
•
. • • DIRE6TORS i -
THOMAS FAWCETT, MADISON BAILEY,
1). W. C. PAIHIOLT.. . . W. P. LOGAN,
JAMES,II. HOPKINS, GEORGE BINGHAM,
JULIUS ADLER, JOSHUA RUODES,
JANIES BOW \, PAUL H. RAMIE,
J. H. WALTEII, - JAMES LYONS.
O.
Accounts - I f Depos N
it TICE or:, with the KRAMER &
nail M. itAitKING JRULLSE have been trauferred to
this Rank.
ittehwil I J. W. DAVITT, Caehler.
' ...
FORT - -PITT :BANKING COMPANY
N .
1:..
169 Wood Street. - .
CAPITAL, $200,000
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSIT
Collections made on all accessible points in the
United States and Canadas.. - _
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. iVallnee,
E. Fawcett,
YSTONE BANK . ,
. _
No. 293 LIBERTY STREET,
CAPITAL, (authorized ' ) s : : : $200,000:
•• ' '
H. J. Lynch, DTRECTORS.Wm. H. amilton,
J_olm a ttu_rd r och, Jr., Henry Bockstoce.
tramiti
Barcklcy,Ee , Geo. T. Van Doren.
, •
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINES'
Collections made on all accessible points to the
United blates and Canada.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
H. 3. Fa. President.
DEO. T. VAN DOREN. Cashier.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDITALLY LIABLE.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
QF PITTSI3I7IIG-11.
•
CA9Ii C AFITA L
Preeiderit•.llENllY LLOYD.
Vice Preeident—WlLLlMl SEA.
Henry Lloyd. Ilion. Thol. Molten , IF.. I'. Jones,
Tn. Wlgli tinan ;Geo. W. Hallman, Wm. Rea,lt. H. Hartley, ;Edward Uregg, Hiram Stowe
rotary & Treas'r—S. F. TON BONNTIORST
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on time de
pate. Deposits:Tiede on or before um ust
bear Interest nom that date. Interelt eannputed'on
Ist November and tat Mae. 1y.31:t76
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Coi. of Woodd Sixth -
an 1 st &
A. PATTERSON Prisldent.
JOS. 11. HILL
°ashler.
CAPITAL, 4300,000.
A. Patterson,
Wet. 14. Ilroisn;
Chas. Lockhart;
Allen Klrkpatrlck,
W. et. listen,
DISCOUNTS DAIL
ALM, CAUGBEy & CO"
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and . Wood Streets;
.r.l . ra'ssuiton,
8HC0E....V30144 TO HANNA, HART &
Exchanke, Coin, Coupons,
And particelar attention paid to' be pureitate and
sale of. -
COVERNMENT,BONDS.
Sight Drafts on :London.
AA •
57 , 14Tarket Street,
'i•; . .• i;'7. - Trifl74.
PrliPkTkithilitoli,"ii.ti:
I,aegirons made on all the pilhel o pal points " of the
to kltaleColig = c
Stocks, in And otlierSeetiritlei
x 9 ~:+
witklHi.A2thiot .
•
s I ii‘l 4 ,
sale of '
PartiOnlar attatinOn Paid 'to the purebase and
jikshal
ii;t.ESTMM!MAVINGS BANR,
.4'
'"" No. 50 Fourth Street.
4 , Cl.ETAtc.rt; • tED 3,8,3,6,
intiiioot polo on'Amo DePoNita
ANY aIUN, 44917411) !WM' '' .
ONO DOLLAR UPWARD!piu
rooPotirrs lIIIHJZOT To mum, WITHOUT :
Disonunta Daily as al-Irm -
a. ', '
~.;. 4
t
~.....
Preal4444l_ll,ollpsollU BEL , ,
vice Vrudilluti.A. IL mbiI L iALL. ,
„to, vilistrrinsmt
ALL.
illt env 1 11444x4it,111,.1
"', r , ; •. • . •. . •
. ,
. alt t i t
I r 1 44
11
a 4 I TA r l
V a t 4 . ' ; ' i
i t
4 pi. alfire , , ( It v, Ivo st .
~,,,,,
Willis lhall
,I,:, . . aiirPrir
• ' win ' - thaii t izoi ~, h
NO , h . , I
r
~.. tio ,
- Prrrsnultoff,"PA.-
THEMIAS FAWCETT, President
ALLEN KRAMER, Vine President
w. DAVITT, cashier
M. HEMMI;s:GS, AssMant Cashier
AND 'COLD.
DlllEdrOitS
Jeo:C. Risher,
Rold. R. R,ng,
Andrew Miler.
James it:
SAWL. Me
CLIIIIKAN, Pres't.
D. LEET
LIMON. Cashier;'
PITESBVRON, PA.
TRANSACTED
5100,000
Tli CSTEES
DIRECTORS:
George W. Cale,
JameOicCaryllesa.
R . .. Well".
Y, AT tl A. M.
arm:oZt
Di&LXIIB 111
my1:882
• BANKER( "-
; ,7 .
C( . .)i . rer * of Wood and V`lfth Streets._
.:COURNMENT AND PACIFIC B. B. BONDS,
V SILVER AND COUPONS
Boitgitt on tbe -- roost favorable terms. Sella LAT
TERS. op CREDIT and DRAFTS .a tillable In any
part. of Europe.
DEPOSITS received subject to check, or INTER
EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. I
%LES T 1 BRADY & Co.,
(Successors to S. JONES t C 0..)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
gs
- BUY AND SELL ALL RINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
GOLD, SILVER . AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS
ur Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Money loaned on Government )3ondi at low
est market rates. •
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS. BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES Ti BRADY & CO
..04'itt . t .
FINANCE AND TRADE,
01PFIcra OF , THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
• TUESDAY, September 8, 1868.
All sorts of rumors are resorted to in
order to advance the price of gold on those
who sold short in expectation that the
.
September payments would have a tenden
cy to depress the premium. The imports
of foreign merchandise continue large and'
3 00.000 doltii* is, daily needed for custom
house phrposea. IThestock of gold in the
banks is diminishing rapidly, and so far
every thing.favors .higlier. Anotations for
gold although the large yield of grain, cot
ton and other products will keep a fall
supply of exchange, and no gold need be'
shipped before next January.
Government bonds keep firm especially
the;new issues which are bought up now
or exchanged for old Five-Twentles of 1862
and 1805; the investment demand, however,
is still -light and there are more sellers
then buyers from the West.
Stocks are merely kept up by cliques
under the present easy money, market;
any change towards stringency, may bring
down stock like a card house; Specula
tion in Railroad securities is very tame,
and many of the usual operators have lost
nearly all they made during the last siX
months. A few houses may combine and
raise the rate for call loans by making
money scarcer and a panic in stocks is
inevitable; although the clique operatore
bare shown more strength then any body
believed them to possess.
Express shares are on the Wane, and are
likely to go down much more.
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz: Gold, 144%; Eighty-one's, 113%;
Five Twenties, 18:32, 11354; do, 1864, 109%;
do, 1863, 1116 ; d 0,1865, new, 108 X; do, 1807,
108„ do, 1868; ItiB3 ; Ten Forties; 10.5.
Railroads -=Cleveland dr. Pittsburgh, 86%;
Pittsbu • gh, Fort Wayne cit Cincogo, 1083.;
Chicago ,it Rock Island, 02%; Chicago it
North. Western, 86%; do Preferred, 86%;
Michigan Southern, 83%; Reading, 90%;
Erie, 46%; New York Central, 12.51<; Ohio
& -Mississippi Certificates, 28%; Western
Union Telegraph Co„ 31%; Adams Exprims
Co., 493:; Merchants Union 22%. Mining
Shares—Gregory, ParyilPits -20;QUartz
Hill, 93; Smith & Parmelee, 4,2.5; Quick
silver, 20. •
—The pa,st Neck has.be4one ol much
encouragement tq lousln 'men, and the .
proapecta fOribeadl trade - are very ,prom
inc. On all sides we see the hum of prepa
ration, and the wealth of grain and 'cotton'
in the countr.a, will make the South and
West ready buyers. We cannot expect to
have a specimen of the great fallseasons-of,
former years, because. the':whole plan: of
business bas changed. Even after the rail
roads were introduced there used to be
twice a year—in the fall.and spring—a per
fect avalanche of , buyers from all- sections
of the Union, who would purchase enough
to last them for the half year, but now the
telegraph has changed all this. Instead of
buying large quantities at' one time, they
order by wire a case as they need it, and
the railroad carries it to them.. This ena
bles them alwaYsi to keep -their - stock up
without visiting the principal cities, and
al-o avoids' the risk of having a large stock
of goods on hand in case prices -decline.
Formerly our business men were busy all
night, as well as day, filling their orders
and sending goods off. Now, nearly all . the
work can done in the' rdinary hours of
labor as th- purchasers are more equitably
distributed throughout the year... The
cities, however, still have their busy perl.,
ode, which occur at much the same time of
thb Year as formerly. The excitement of
the Presid ntial campaign may poisibly
delay the season, but the general opinion is
that it will have very little
.effect.- 7 /%4a.
;allot
—The past week has , shown an active
business In all branches of trade, centering
bbre. T..e receipts of grain continue at a
daily averaire of over three hundred thou
sand.tbUstpils of Corh,"wheat, oats, barley
and rye, which is: aboat'tba full tearrying
capacity of the roads.tapping,ths.districtat
-frOtti-whidli the 'bropte Seise inarketdt
ngfi?eelpts from yilsoonainanci Mimi rota,
:are, hoWever, oimiearatf+eiridgrgnilii:arif
get.:' Taring, the : week the movement of
rafi" eastward has been very fre. , , pre
. venting any , atinmulittiOtCrhibre, VS Which
fact is, In one ,•ry,spoot,,dao the :easo..wlth
which the i banks. ihave worked. through.'
d such a heavy business, . The: business in
dry. *odds, groceriea t lumber etc., is now
me active .thsit at ain'Y'tikria-'slnoe l a st .
summer. The increase of tra•ie is reilepted,
in the aggregate of tpo week's bw3lDess at
Clearing n 04104 .whloh, sho w n, be:
loW„.14 nearlydoublewhid. it'was five 'yOurs
iagoe being a ilttle'imer 'ten Millions for the,
week ending August, i l.st. ,7c7liecigo rri
busa;7lli.
—eloping quotationi rimmed
.by annum
Hr i kk v dt Co.: hold /44g; „Dl:kited
btatns Sixes, VW's, 'IISNii6VAo
30934 ; 6,..20 , 1 1 , 1869, 109 Ni (
Mgt AMU's, 105; 6410'5, Janne grid
JulA Nl5, 1081‘; 5-201PtAmk_. aanntdl , .417,
, 67 teBge 08, 011; Jdne pa r
, Jess
juiy,l4lllll. do 3(; juk-8 6 . , pt., no;
Oct., 11614';'llnioa Pao; is 4412.04 102; 00 12 ,
trait th-• 't , ,t
Chle an SCOMVI 111 #4 0 4.e" 'I t-
d.
riUregrApit to the Pl;tiibiamlaiaketto.i
0 tutgo, Sold° lobar puttlo dull
at' 0,260",ftpr gdOcj, shipping
uuotimrp. Hogs , 23448,70.f0r _oom
4b -
mikvo p‘
ow ssi
ititp l: and- ,
Orineat m e rfraTtirancritOlt GrAZETTN,
Tugetver, September 8, 1868. 5
The decline In Floarand Wheat is about
Che,only imprtant characteristic: nOtiCtet
ble in the general market to-day. Nor is
it probable that the bottom has vet been-,
reached, judging from present indicatiorun
with half a million of bu,hels of Grain
going into Chicago daily, and the receipts
in all of the leading mars:ets in about the
same ratio, stilt lOwer ,prices seem almost
inevitable. The supply of Flour in Chicago
is also unusually heavy, being fully six
times larger than it was at this time last'
year; and the arrivals there for some days
past have run from fifteen to sixteen thou
sand barrels.
APPLES—In consequence of diminished
receipts, the market Is considerably firmer
and are now quoted at $3 to $4 per bbl.
POTATOES—SaIea at $1,20 per bushel,
and $3,50 pert bbl. - Jersey Sweets scarce
and higher, 16,50 to $7 per bbl.
BUTTER—Prime to choice fresh packed
is scarce and 'prices aro still maintained,
ranging from 37 to 40.
EGUS—Scarce and in better demand• we
now quote fresh packed at 20 to 21c. f
SEEDS—Flaxseed is scarce and in, de
mand at $2,23 to ;$2,30. Timothy Seed Is
scarce and is held at $3,75 to $4, in a retail
way. Clover Seed is nominal at $7,50 to $B.
'FLAY—SaIes at Allegheny Diamond
market Of 49 loads at $23 to $34 per ton, ac-,
cording to quality
CHEE*E—Is firm but unchanged at 14
to 16c for Western Reserve and Hamburg;
17 to !Soler Factory and Goshen and 20 for
Sweitzer.
SALT—Is di l .illand uncharted at $1,75 to
$l,BO to the trade, and $2, for small lots in
store: ' •
GRAlN—Nirheat is quiet and unchanged.
and there is but little inquVy aside from
the mills; we continue to quote at 82,08 to
82,10 for Red, and 3 to 5c higher for White.
Oats unchanged-4ales of 2 cars at 65c
maybe quoted at 68 to 70c, in store. Sale '
of 1 car mixed Corn at sl,l2—prime Yellow
is held at $1.15. Barley is scarce and "
wanted, and No. 1 Spring may be quoted
strong at $2. Rye is quiet, with hardly
enough doing to establish quotations; we
,
quote 81,40 as the nominal price.
LARD OIL—Is firm but unchanged, no
withstanding Lard is higher; we continue
to quote No. 2 at $1,20, and No. 1 at $1,50.
PROVISIONS—Bacon is steady but un
changed at 14W: to 14lic for Shoulders;
1634 to 16%c for Ribbed, an'i 1835 to 18%c
-for Clear Sides, and 22 to 22,We for Sugar
Cured Halts. Lard' is firm at 20e, in
tierce, and 213 e; In kegs. Mesa Pork,
830,50 to $31;50. _
MILL FEED—The demand is:fair, and
prices • unchanged; the mills continue to
quote at 81,10 for Bran; $1,30 for Shmstuffs,
and $2 for Middlings.'
FLOUR—The demand is fair, nOtwith
standing the market 'is weak, with a
drooping "tendency; it is a noticeable fact,
however, that buyers, generally, are' re
stricting their purchases as much as possi
ble, in expectation of a still further reduc-.
tion. The "Pearl" and "City Mills" con-,
thine to quote Extra Family at $10,50, in. --
bbla and $10,20, in sacks; and Double Extra
at $ll, ih barrels, and $10,70 in sacks. Rye
Flour, $9 per bbl.
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OP TEE PITTSBURGH' GAZETTE,
TUESDAY, September 8, 1868. 5
The market was again very qUiet to-day,
not a single sale' reported, and while the
feeling seemed to be a little offish, prices is
as vet have undergone no quotable change.„
Spot oil is still held at 12, but, for the pres
ent there are no buyers at that figure; in
deed, as noted in our last report, twelve
cents seems to bethc i asking price fur any
delivery between ow and January lat.
From January untilfluly,seller's option, 10
cents is the nominal price -there his 'been
no sales for that particular deltVery for
some time, but the last sale reported was
at the figure. There was a sale of 1,000 bbls
reported at 14,50, on cars at 011 City.
The market vies moderately active, the
sales aggregating 5,500 bbls,! bat prices, as
will be . seen, are. a shade• lower. Select'
2,000 bbls.for first half of September at
30%c; three lots of 500 each for October at •
31c; 500 for November at 310, and 500 each •
for September, October and November at •
3l c. At the close, it was reported that
there were offers to, sell November and
December at , 3034 c, and we. heard of 30,40
being offered for immediate delivery. On
oars here, standard .white may beyquoted
at 27c and prime light straw to. white may '
ba (looted at 253ic 2643.. The demand for .‘
'home consumption is on the increase,and
if it were not for. Cleveland. there would
doubtless be a good- many orders 'flowing -
in from the west. Cleveland' is able to
monopolize .the.: western . trade. frOm the -
fact that she canl ship cheaper- than Pitts-
RECEIPTS OF CRUDE OIL. .: - ".
Wm. McCutcheon 50 D. M. Bdgerton.2oo
McKee, EL &,Co..„1601
Clark & Sumner 660
Meanor, A. & C0..200 Pacific Oil W"ks.4&)
Fisher & Bro ' ;640' Jas. Wilkins .... . ,660
I
Lockhart & F . ' ' 400 lifißdailitrick& L 240
noldship &C0....480 ,:_ . ' I _
Total' "' ' _
'. - `--- 3870
OIL ! SHIPPED pr ST BY A..V. IL H.
R. W. Burke; 56 bbla ref. to ;Warden,
FrOw & Co., Philadelphia.
Braun & Wagner, 250 do do to Waring,
Ring & Co., Philadelphia. I
E. Jageman it Co., . 150 do refined' to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Buffum, Behave . & Co., 150 do do to W. P.
Logan &Bro. Philadelphia: • •' '
Fawcett, 'Logan & Stockdale, 200 do do to
W. P. Logan it Bro., Philad Iphia..- .; •
Montzheimer, Reekler & Co., 350 do do to .
Waring Ring it Vo.,Philadelphia. -
P. Weisonnerger, 150 do Ao Warden,;
Frew & (kil;lPhiladelphia:` ' •
McKee. Hackett C0.,.200.d0 do to W. P . Logan & Bro4 s Philadelphia: • - ' ,
Clark & Sumner, 678 do ref. to P. Wright
& Son,
i„ •
Nat. Rat & bt , , , C0.., '4OO • de. do - to 'F. A.
Dilworth & ( 7e 'philadelphia.
Citizetai Ret. Co., 600 bbla benzoic* to P.
Wright & 'Boni 'Philadelphia. ,
Lockhart. Frew & Co., 562 dodo to War.
den,,FrOw &Co., Philadelphia. rF
RHIPMMNTIS DUtal
.DirrOT* iT
Mentzer Ropier &Co . , 270 WP n &
Bro., Philadelphia.
A.„Bertz 250 Tack. Bra. PhiladelEala.
Warden & Ihdaheider; 51 bble tanned to
;Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
BriSe.kit. Ballentine & Co., :64 do 'do- to •
Warden:. Frew . & 'Co:. l Phfladelphia.- '
A. D. Miller. 48 tibia refined to Wiping, .
Ring & ecf.', Philadelphia.- • - .1. . I
%G. W. Holdahip & Co., 117 do do to War
ing, Ring & Co., ,Philadelphia. -
Union Ref. Co.; i'B3o Ltgan dci to W.' P.
'& Bre.; PhiladelPiqa• ~ T • • •
yo r ik-tt co., 144 do'do to Waring,
Bing & Co.i.Philadelphia;'
RirkPatriek & L7on, 65 dodo to W.
Logan it
'',, •• , • Pleiaphia 011uzket ' •'• 1,
,
;31, or4cra're to teirrisuc,r,p pazeift..l' ' •
mskpure, Soiatetutiet 1 1.'—ii36itela thorniest;
. ,
receipts, 23 bales; .xperts, 20 bales. _Plow..
Q uiet, Wheat - 1124214. tern ISX'sB36s , , •••-,,, c
Hay 1214 Oda lsq.' 1 istii2lci. Corn Meal
gies4y. Lard. , unehanged. Pork 1{30.i
pes loen 7
, ,40. firm; sAuuldera , 133(a3Nfin cleV,
aid „. ' . „7,, ,•,' , „ ~ -
MEM
, beitvlf ' "
IBi lisitrailb to the Ptttiberse •
' l744',Bo Ptc'inber 7.-Llientr; rather
111° We tiVing at 'red uoed, ra t e s', it, 110,60‘11.00
for "rri t clgi irgik , DP, 40ter. 14 -4 8 42
nitrk t.:14 r NO, .1011* •
No« 11 do g an piotat s tar Aandrir• . ' 4 -
mr - -mAanzra.
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CRUDE
REPLIED
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