6.
STEEL WORKS.
I=
DVIU ESN E
IRON AND STEEL WORKS.
,'COLEMAN,:RAHN C0.,1&
• 1I AN uracrunzas or ,
, .
!Iron, Nails and Steel. Carriage and
. Wagon Springy" and Azleit.
' 1
i Duquesne. XL and Juniata 11. r • limit Bar. Round
and tquere Iron; Band, Hoop. Hieet and Plate Iron;
i
;'4l2val, Half Oval and (WC Hound Iron; C illidvr and
Valium R...x iron; Drag And. Dropper B'sra: T and
; Flat Hall for . oal Roads; Cut. Nails and §. Ikea;
.. Plow. tlorlng and A B Steel; Lamlnat d - - 11.-
i ter Bard, Crow Barn, &e., &C. '
• Office and Warelionve-71 W
..i Pitt...burgh,
SHEFFIELD STEEL
SINGER, NrECK. 8E 1 CO.,
PITTSI3II7IaGE,E, PAL,
Manufacturers of every description of
CAST AND GERMAN STEEL,
RAILWAY SPFEYOI-
vir•Lzrz.a. PLATFORM SPRINGS.
AXLES, STEEL TIRE. Ac.. b,c
Warehouse • 83 Water and
t- } ilk/TILLER BARR & PAA Y•
4y"
: 1
1 OZNER,AL PAUTICLES: 1
WM. METCALFI REUBEN MILLER,
ego. W. BARB , I CHAS. PA KIN.
SPECIAL PAM'S:Ea-B. H. KI H. •
; , • •
CRESCENT STEEL WO KS,
.
;1. IMLEILS-Jait, 13.1"Italekr "KIN,
..._
Office, No. 339 Liberty \ t,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
•
ftl4:d4B
Ito LACK DILRIOND
-
STEEL WORKS.
PARK BROTH2at & 0.,
f
Manufacturers of all descriptions Of
- —• • . .
woes and wa r ehouse, imo,
_ism, 194 SECOND
", and U 9 and DU FIRST STREETS,
PITTSBUiII.GIit STEEL ' WORKS.
,
tEsTAtuaamo
ANDERSON & LWOODS,
aucciEssoas TO AIiIpFAS9N, COOK & 00.0
-+
mannflictiness of e:froty description of
STEEL.
BEST _REFINED TOOL STEEL.
Mill, Mulay, Circular, Gang an'l Cross Cut
SAW PLATES.
Spring, Cast and Gernian Plow and Dilater Steel.
Shovel. Hoe. Fork, nate and Toe ralk steel.
lialiroad Spring Steel and Frog Points, Cast Steel
31/Inger Bars, sickle Steel. spring Steel Ty re, Plow
Wings, etc.; Oil Drill, ottel.
,ouice and Works—Cotner:lelliST AND BOSS STS.,
'PI Pittsburgh. Pa jr2B:d9
Godeffroy Braneker . & Co.,
42 ECCEANGE PLACE, HEW lax,
Are prepared, as Sole Agents In the Vatted States
for the Prniudan 3ttning and Iron Co., of Duisburg,
Westphalia, to contract or sell in quantities to suit
Imre/lasers, (delivered in either New York or Phila..
delphla) the celebrate."
V. H. SP/EGELEISEN
slid so exterisively tattle InsattfactOring of
BESSEMER STEEL.'
This Iron is free from Sulphur and Phosphorus, and
contains a heavy pareentaite onifanganese• The
wove are also ready to contract for, or Bent oan ive,
STEEL RAILS
Maneaetured by
_O. Amur co.,
f Dortmtrad. for which latter Arm they aleo have
the Sole:Agency. in the 'United States.
- . ,
Pull particulars; samples, Prices or chemical an
abode will be proiaptly forwarded on applleatlsm.
aule:u2o
aktON WORKS.
JAB. r Kassa., Preen : - •W: P. rams, Bap%
- •
p
ANDIRON. CO.,
31 . ANFIPACIRILIFIJ 3 OP
Bar Don;
li".ilraid nab Bars and Bolin;
Railroad Car "I.xles Roiled;
Railroad Cal Axles'llannueradl
tadapeomotive Frain eat
` laeomotlye Frame Skimped;
Side Rods;
Pokes,
Straps; -
Pistoo Heads
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods,' wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collats,.&e.
Offioe, No; 177 PENN STREET,
PTIVEMUUOII.
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylyania Iron Works;
Warehouse, Noe. lee and 107 vnisT STREET
ppoalte Monongahela House.
:de- PITTIII37IHOIL
STOVES, CASTINGS, . &O.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL >di& CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Waminted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well as any other Store In the Union.
BLL di ON
N 0.235 Liberty Street.
AIM onlaand and for sale,
?Amon t3Tov - Ek__
HITATIN6 wftrVall
- GRATE I.llo*Th PENDIEB2S,
COOKING A.Nilltd. no.
-
COPPER.
•
LAKE riVP EBIOII
OOPPIIIi !MIL AHD iIIifILRING WORII3,
.P1TT*41131711.01-36. - - •
• ..
PARK. - McCURDY & CO.
,
litAntifaciuren, or Oneataitig,, Brasiers* sad Zt,
Copper, Fretted Copper Do - tunas, Weed ntill Bot
tome, Speller Solder. Mao, Imp°, • ' , and Dealers
In Metal. Tin Plate, - Sheet. Iron, Mrs., 'U. Con
stantly en hand Tinnere Ntaelii nest.,. d roofs.
Warehous Ye. 1149 FIIGST Writke.T sn_d . 11111)
EEC( )INI Ili sell it e,
F, ET, Pit t aim rgh. - ,
tineelal orders orcopper tutu, any- desired vat_ t ig r/1' - invl•eeiviilT
. .
.‘
-Z.
POUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Wafd,
THOMAS N. MILLER. President.
These Woras are among the largest and most
..Vmplete establishments in the Vest. arid are now
prepared to furnish
Engines, of every description.
Boilers; 00 Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
liailroSd Castings•
ito bill Castivageb
Engine Castings.
Machine Casting!.
eeneral Castinm
no9:n69_
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND pmEINoNKs.
Corner Carroll and Smafinials Streets,
(NINTH WARD,)
PrIrTSI3IIII,G-.11,
WM. SMITII,
Tilomufooturer of •
CAST'IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOIL GAS AND-W ATER' WORK&
Invariably in, Ptts , rin
ri
saaS 18 feet o
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also call the clkintion of Superintendents
of Gas Works to say wake of RETORT&
feliktio _
First Sts.
L. 0. LIVINGSTON.W.IL. BOLLT.W. /101LINSON.
L IVINGSTON & C 0.,,
IRON
FOUNDE R S,
,
HANUFACITIDIII*3J' • - •
FINE LIGJEtT 0.48 . 1721 . 615,
Alldeserlptlons, for PluMbets afttl+Chil4SttAre;At
rittiltural Implements. Cott= and Woolen AMI
e 2;ibtrO
All rk promptty /Ise rCdedSO.
ulnae sad Works—WASHIWEiTON-'Arglark,
near Outer Depot. Allegheny MY.
Prrrsirunou.
ROBINSON, REA ts. CO4 ' ,
BUOCOBIIOI% to SO B ON, limn a Rasmus,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDEPS AND MACHINISTS. PITTSBURGH,
Marinftetniers of lkiat• and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines. Mill Machinery, Gearing
Shafting, Castings of ill descriptions: Teaks and
Solltr and Sheetiron Work.
• °Zee, NO. 12, corner Pirst and dnilthlieldStreets.
Agents for IMFFARD , S PATENT INJECTOR for
feeding Boilers. • jall:rs2
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
Belling Mill and Bridge Castings,
ILLCHINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
Orden promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT & TUCK:LEM.
BERLIN FOUNDRY.
PRICE & SIMS.
°Mee and Warelunisel, 29 Wood Sfreet.
Hsnnfactnre mid kiep constantly on Anne
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON BOX H)3. DOG IRONS,
SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WADS.,
ap26:yS
MEI
irIIOITILILS . CARLIN & CO.,
Fonitil Ward. Foundry and Nadine Workr,
BA.N1)1:113SY ST., - ALLEGHENY CITY, Pa.,
Mannteetnrers of Mena Engines . ,
Oil Presser, Pal•
lees. netting, Grist and Bay Work, Soiling
KW and Machine Castings, Orate Ben, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, &a; Build to order and hare. on
end Engines of ail sizes. • inflame
CENTRAL FOIINDRY
- *ND ROLL WORKS
‘k- 880 Pipz9l. Street.
WPANAN, • BOYD &' BAGALNY.
ChM Rolls, Hill Castings, 801 l Lathes, Le.
tiIitULTON MACHINE 'WORKS.
ESTABLISH= IN 1836.
actor," of rIT KAM 'ENGINES, of all sixes
&ado: tbe , =Oat improved' patterns, for stations:l
ourgoies STRAMBQATs, and STEAM TERRY
StIATSJI A variety - sr 10.1 S and 18 holse ocrirer
ENGINES, whieb - will be - sold at -very reduced
, 61018810,'Wellswillo. G.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh. on the Ohio river, and
line of 0. noe:h2
NEW HARDWARE HOILTSE.
LINDSEY, STERRIT & EUWER ,
Manufacturers and Importers of
ET.-A. - Et W R. 9
CUTLERY,
837 LIBERTY STREET,
_ octiatii tors-w;;aurs,
One Square Itelesr "Totem Depot,
PITTSBURGH.
fur FatlKbittili9. KIALES.
WILL. 8. TAYLOR,
PAINTER
No. 45 01[10 . ST REET.
Thankful for the former very patronage be
stowed upon tne, I assure my Mends and the puini,
generally that, 101 b. Culture nu In the padt, I elle!!
endeavor diligently to merit a continuance of the
ea me, and will be always at the shop front l to 9
♦ Di. and from Ito ar.
PIT'r6BII~~B~
ORDERS SOLICITED
(Opposite Union Iron 11Ws,
THIMBLE SKEINS. AND PIPE BOXES,
generaily
HARDWARE.-
NOVELTY WORKS.
pITTSBURGin
NOVELTY WORKS.
& CO.,
muserAcivere OP
Keystone stestigazda6:;:trent PlattOrm
SCALES.
Faced Patent floor locks and Latches.
PAINT AND 0 PF -
SFIELLs.Lir
IRON,
ac.
Corner of Grant, inti 7, First Streets,
exte:tB4 PITT.sURGH.,
PAINTERS.
PITTSBU Will Gitt i TTEl 'FBI DAY , SEPT . EAT RPM _ 18, 18M3.
EN GlNEtii,'• I.3OILERS, &C.
HUGH M 1 BOLE 8t C
tor. Point Alley and Duquesne St.,
(NEiti. TIIIL POINT., )
.
Engine Builders,Founders &Machinists,
lignufacture STEAMBOAT ENG NES and STA
TII INA KY 1.,N GIN i. s, of all size... _
Special attentl, n InN Red to our new STATION
ARY 011. WELL KNOIN , ANL) PoRTABLE
13 , .ll,Ets, of 15-horse power.
CASTING.. B
of evet y klud. - mad• to order at our
Foundry, on Twill/ sT h T. be'Ow Ma , ket.
..
}I
RIGS for Oil Weis. snAt. - Taiti, P"l , l ,lr :f , `l
sN , ERN, HOUSE and ToßAcc(,) SCREWS and
IRON TOBACCO PlthasSES, on band and made to
order, at the ,
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
Fronting on the lAilegheny Inver, near the Point,
1
PITTSBURGH, PA. \
Aar All orders promptly fll'ed. Tny vs_
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL A11114A14
WO,IIS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
mAxuricrormns OF •
TUBULAR. DOUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, FIRE
BOX AND CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT rAiip 'AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND retoN
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Office and Warehouse, eorner l%eeond,
Third. Short and Liberty Streets,
•
SW °Acre pent to the above address will be
promptly attended to. mh7:189
WM. BARNHILL & CO.,
• BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. SO, SS, 24 AND SO PENN ST.
Hirving secured a large yard and fmmished It with
the Most approved macliMery, we are .pre,pared Ito
manufacture every description of BOILERS In the
best manner, and warranted equal to any m Bed
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire s,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boller Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pane, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhlll's Patent. Boilers.
Repairing done on the shot test notice. iall:c2l
JAMES M. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
K.LIMPLCI73IITB Of
IRON OIL TANKS
SETTLING PAA COPPER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
PITTSBURGH.
J.A.RZD M. 1381:161i X.DMUND D. BRUM
JARED 1116 BRUSH & SON,
Steam Boilers, oii. Stills, Tanks
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OILS.
-"
WARING AND KING,
Conuntssion Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleum and' its Products,
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBURGII, PA.
PHILADELPHLA. ADBREBB,
WARING, KING & CO.,
127 Walesa StreeU
TACK 111110111En8, • -
• COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ni I
7etroleum and its Products.
. .
Pittoborgh Otlice—DALZia , BUILDU*, cor
ner of pupuusne Way and Irwin streets,
Phlladelphtaol:llce-1517 WALNUT BTe
api:w3o'
AI. LONG &
• -
DIANUPACTUREILB 07
PURE WHITE - BURI,IING 014
_
Brand-"L UCIFER."
°Mee, No.
,2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
STAMM !LUMBER ! LUMBER!
ALEXANDER, PATTERSON,
I eater in all Kinds of Lumber.
UN HAND ANTI FUR SALE
500.000 feet lory Prue Boards:
30,01.10 feet Dry teak, 1 and tl Inch; •
510.01111 feet ury aka 3 look: •
200,0410 f et: titrolock: •
1.000,000 N o , IS Inch Shingles,eawed; -
100.01.10 No. 116 P ch l‘leuele, sawed;
100.000 No. I ICl.lneb Shingles. s *red;
scoot, Locust Punta. 7, 8 sod Pi foot; ;
300 redar - Posts. .
Also. Vire Brick, Tile and Clay, In large or small
;entitles.
YAKDS No. 88 PREMIX STREET formerly
atichettrr, and 1.5 T REBISCC • • STREET. opoo.
site tile Gm Works, AilesLoy el 1.. •
FORT PITT LUMBER COMPANY
. .
CaPita, .. .. $125.00 .
• •
PftwernmsT—RDWAßD DITHRIDOIL : •
- SZCH:Cr•EIT—T. A. WRIGHT.
GRPRJunTiRDANT-6D • • ' ,
DIELCT!4I/1:
Edward Davison., L. P. Duncan,
John Mellon, , I F., I),- . Dlthrldge, .
Geo. W. Dltlus Johnston.dge r ~,K. L. Malone •
B.
LUMBER YARD—Corner of BUTLER and LIM
BER 6TREETS Ninth Ward.
OFFICE AT fORT PITT GLASS WORKS, W selt
hagton Street. • . • • , 18,20:l9F,
tervirx • in IWO
JOHN K. 030PSR. KATZ lIZNST BUM
Joins at. COOPER a. co.,
BRASS POUNDERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
ilsznfacturors of PUMPS AND BRASS WORK
eve 41114741.°42kriartaL41 HAS
Fil'inlll3
ANT
Corner of Pike;and :Walnut Streets,
PITTSBURGH.
ayits:4lo
sAmuEL Oric hEttsussi,
IRON BROIF.ER,
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Agßent tut the M i Zn rn ilo w il an gt i a ) :lT l erdre e tidit,
•n 4 other tirartia of Aottinclte, ' Youghiogheny
Doke end 0. E. Charcoal
PIG IlloCoNS.
Conalguntents and urdeprinanectAllrneltalte4.
PITTSBURGH,• Pa.
PITIISBIIIKAH,
And BERET IRON WORK,
For Steamboats
MAIO7YACTIJRZ3I3 OP
SHEET IRON WORE. &O.
LUMBER.
IRON BROKERS
FINANCIAL.
FORT PITT BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street,
CAPITAL, • • - • • $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
NTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME D 'POSITS.
Collections =del on all accessible no ail
United States and Canadas.
DIRECTORS:
d no. C. Rtsh ,
Robt. H. Km • ,
Andrew 31111 r,
• James M. Balky.
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. Wallace,
Z. yaweett,
CLUBIKAN,
SARI'S. lic
ILSON. Cos
I). LEET
'KEYSTONE BA.NIK,
No. 293 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CAPITAL, (authorized,) t: : : 200,000.
DIRECTORS.
H. J. Lynch, Win. H. H ilton
John Murdoch, Jr., Henry_ Bock tone,
William Espy, Geo. T. Van Deren.
Samuel Rarekley,
GENERAL BANKING BURNER
1 TRANSI/CTED
Collections made on all accessible points In the
United litats and Canada.
IntereslAllowed on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
H. J. LYNCH, President.
GEO. T. VAN DOGES. Cashier.
r.:3(Lolfr4;o3ilo3o:lo:loeistlif.i4fraficl3 o ll
PEOPLES SAlirIN GS BANK,
Or PITIL7BUR , OII. ,
CASH CAPITAL
President-•HERBY LLOYD.
♦tee President—W LLLill REA.
TILII
HenryLloid, Inert. ?boa. Mellon, E.P.I. Joan!, •
Th. Wittlnman Cleo. W. Hallman, Wm. Rea,
R. H. Hartley, Edward Gregg, MUM Stowe.
Secretary & Treaer•-13. F. VON BONNBORST
SIX PER CENT'. INTEREST paid on time de
posits., Deposttsmade on or before A usust 15. b will
bear Interest Pura that date. Interest computed on
lit Nogember and teL May. 1,31376
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PATTERSON n residesit.
JOB. H. HILL Casaler.
CAPITAL, : : $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
George W. Cass,
- .Tames McCandless,
Wm, Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
A.. Patterson.
Wm. H. Brown.
Chas. Lockhart,'
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. th Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAIL
HART, CAUOHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
VITTSI3I3 - 11,011,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART d C 0..)
()mese nt
Exchange, CAAn, Coupons,
And particular attentiz e pAld to - he pinelUe and
1 COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts colt Mitart4cort.
tarigail
HOLMEST . & *
MIMI
57 Market Street,
PITICIL13131:711.0 - 1 1 ,
. _
Collection! made on all the principal points of the
United States and Canada'.
Stock% Binds nndsdher Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention oabl' to the purelutse and
sale of
United States Securities.
WESTER*, 8.4vp68, BANK,
No. 59 roti2rth- Skeet.
, • _
CHARTERED 1866.
Intereat paid on Time rioPconitil
, - LET eltal SH•d&IVED TEOld
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUAtOTTo4 . llEDE. Th ihigoipi.
Disenunta Daily at 12 o'clock.
IPiesIdent—THOMPSONBELL.
Vice President—A. M. MAISMAIItb.
DIRICTOSB: - -
THOMPSON BELL, A. M. MARSHALL.
308. DILWORTH. 1 JOB. ALBILEE.
J. J. CHI.LESPIE, • . • .
titookhuldera to whom we
Wm. rorothe.
Wm. Caldwell;
Walls . ,
D. W. C. Bidwell '
R. M. Fulton.,
I .' , •
, • SANK :FOR SAVINGS.
YOZNEUJ.Y THE DIME SA VINGS INsTITIITIoN
No. 417. - E9,1241th Street, -
/ist.stor Orrilstiz Thr.• BANa•or Pyr:rsaunota.
„pH A 4TERED. /N • INCIA.
OPEN DAILY. from 9 to 4 o'clock, and on WED
NESDAY dad SATURDAY•EVENINUS, from May,
let to'Novetuher let, from I bu 9 o'clock. and from
N9llember pit to may 6 to 8 tociack.
Dooku de., tarnished at the office. , '
Thle institution especially offer to those whose
earning* are limited, the opportunity to accumulate,
by email depoelte,,eselly•saved, a sum which wW be
a .resource whcu needed, and bearing ,interest In
stead Of remaining unproductive. •
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
rnitkinaßT. •- • ' '
GEOItUE A. BEERY.
I -viol Peutinburrre, '
H. HARTMAN,- I JAMES PARE, Jae
skCIDGTAIIT AND TRKASURN.I4 ,
_ D. E. McKINLEY.
A. BRAD ELY,• WM. K. NIMICE.
A. S. BELL, F. ItAllkl,
JOHNS. DILWORTH, JORHUA, RHODES,
G. FOLLANSBEE, !AMIN s.corr ,
JAS. L. filtAilAlf,i • B. C. &MUERTE,
UllillbTO II ER ZUU
flow lut -D. W. 9erro' A. . • H ELL: rnhiSITSIT
INDIA UELTING AND
&MASI rAciirvo:—A - run stock on baud at all
mes* and or the, beat quality. Parties wtnblugi •
Ot up mills or shops where Belting is rqulred, will
dud owl rrice., as low as can be had .111 the Baal, and
retch& towed. -
• .1. d. H. PHILLIPft,
Vs • - '4O bud UM St. Visit' Mattis
IL. -11:ErtriZ,
BANKER,
. ,
Corner of Wood and' Fifth Streets.
. GOVERNMENT AND PACIFIC R. R. BONDS,
GOLD, SILVER - AND COUPONS
Bought on the most faVoraide . tams. Sells LET
TEES OF CREDlrand DRAFTS a allahle In any
part of Europe. - ' ' •
DEPOSITS received subject to check, ors INTER
EST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. •
Co., JAMES B EADY & u
(Successors to S. JONES &CO—)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
MI A.. DT ME. 20 Mt 0 , 1
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
I •
ter Interest Allowed on Deposits.
Aar Money loaned on Government Bonds at low
est market rates. .
Orders executed for the Purehawkand
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
. JAMES "r. BRADY & CO.
EMI
=1
6tt littsburgij taaidtt.
0100,000
The scarcity of gold, together with the
war rumors from Europe, have stimulated
the demand to such an extent that the
market advanced per cent, and 1413 i
was touched to-day; at the close, however
lower quotations were made, when it was
found out that the war rumors had no
foundation. A fierce contest is now gaing
on between the powerful cliques of bull
operators for stocks, governments and
gold, and 'the recently formed. but too
soon exposed. clique of bears. The bull
side seems to have the inaide track during
an easy money market. < Governments
were very dull early this morning, but
during the day the market become
very strong on. account of a demand, to
cover short sales; the investment demand,
however, is limited to small amounts, and
anSr - Size is .quickly followed by a corres
ponding decline.
The stock market is strong, and has ma.
terilify advanced this afternoon in Now
York Central, Cleveland, Fort Wayne. The
Express shares, are said to .be at , The
beginning of a strong rise. The Nort hern
cliques are holding up preferred to make a
great'er diSiinction between the -two stooks
willed would indicate that the limit for.the
rise has about been reached. Should the
war 'rumors froniEurope hat e any founda
tion, large sums of money would be with
drawn through the German bankers of .
New York, and money would further ap
preciate by large purchases of gold; it is
.hardly necessary to nutke tiny comments
on governments or stocks in such a Case: -
Closing quotations as : by Ph. R.
cl
o
Mertz: Id, 144%; Eighty. One's; 114;
Five Tw ties, 1862, 113%; do, 1864, 109%;
do, 1865, 1 1; do,! 1865, new:l6B%; do, 1867,
109; do, 868; 109; .Ten . Forties , • 104%;
FAilroan Cleieland ',t. ' Pittatinigh; 884,;
Pittabu gh Fort Wayne 4 • Placogo. 109%;
Chicago Ruck Island, 103 V„; Chicago &
North °stern, fO%; do Freferred, 89%;
Michigan( - Southern; 85; ' Rding, 93%;
Erie, 47%, New York Central, 126%; Ohio
it Mississippi Certificates, 2830 Western
llnicurTelegraPh Co., 84'4;. Adams Expivals
Co.i - 52%;Merchants Union, 25. Mining
shares—G. egory, 3.00; Corydon, 11; Quartz
Hill, 1,05: Smith dt-Aurmalee, 4,80; Quick
silver, 21%. • - . - ' -`
T. AT U'A. N.
ap9:021
make reference:
Joaepb linworth.
Rev. DivlTEerr,
Henry Lambert,
A. h. Brown,.
Thomax-iewlnt.'
FINANCE AND TRADE,
OFFIOH OF THE Prrrastrlecel G4zeini,
TaunspAy.' Sept:tub ber,l7, Is6B.
—The following were the ,receipts and
shipments of flour and grain at Chicago
during last week i and the uoirisrinding
week in 1868 and 1867, ending with the
dates named
RECEIPTS.
, .
• Septi 12, Sept.'s, 'Sept. 12,
- • - - 1888. 18 tB. 1867.
Flour 83,V12 •-^ 77,374 4 . 1:58,`968
Wheat 743,226 786,154 768,419:
Corn 705,954 . 918;910 . 814,047
Oats • 722,135 822 ; 941 563,064
Rye 1 , 3,893 • 124,610 - 90,265
Barley 79,074'• 112,930 270,293
ea[recexTe.-
- -
Flour ......... .
68,681 60.594 60,389
Wheat 555,927 750,471. + : `
._819,128:
Corn ' 644,366 1,046,766 554,901
Oats -.......473.570 900,109 • 349,805
Rye 13,488 • 38,710 . 78,45 , 4
Barley • 39,448 , 27,453 246,183
PRICES.
The following were the clwing prices:
• Sept. 12, 1868. Sept. 12, 1867.
Flour,S'a Ex.57.75(0.x8,8 55 58,50 ®lO 50
Wheat, No. 2. 1,53%® 1,75% ® 1,78
Corn, No. 1— 9,534095% 1,01 0.1,02
Oats - 5011® 51 ,56, ®
@I
Rye. No. 1 ' 1,21 1,09
Barley. No. 2. 1,63 N a .
1,18 1
—Closing quotations-. rsomvad by. Jameis
T. Brady 41r. Co.: Gold, ' 144%; • United
btatns, Sixes. 1881's, 114; b-zu'e, 002,
113%; 5-20's; 1804;.;''10936 .-5.20'5, • 1865,
110%; 10-40's, 104 X; 5-20's, January and
JuV, '65,1183; 5-20's, January and July,
'67 108;0;68, le9; June 7-1141's, par less ti;
July UV do. ;;August 119; Sept.. 11934;
Oct. 118 1 ,4;,UniunBaolde Railroad, 102; Cen
tral; 103.
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICK OF SEM PITTIBURGrq 13AZETTEF,
THURSDAY. September 17, 1868: - -
. CRUDE.
The Crude market was rather atuet
day, and the sales, in the egg' egate, were
o. n3paratively light. Spot oil may be
fairly'quo:ed at lie; we heard of oil having
been ,offer ed at that figure, and we :also
heard•that there were.. °roma to , burat.that
price'—ruse general thing, however, there
were but- Very few hayeta uivthing
above 10mc. •Bales ,2,000 .•bbls each: for
October and November at le/fcr hurt even
trig there was a sale of 1 1 100 hides to ba de
livered tietween now and April, 1839,
ier'inptlon, at 10e, and 1,000 for October,
baYer'woL. tion at lige. • -
REFINED.
The Refined market , was Again fairly to
day,- the, sales agaregating six thouland
dye hundred barrelts but, 'as a general
thing, prices have still further deuhued
We can report a sale of 5J bbla to the local
trade, standard white, ut 26Ac; and we taro
cognizant of, a negotiation pending, and
which we have reason to believe wall be
Consummated, of one thousand barrels at
26c, free on board ears here. It is a notice
able fact Vat nearly every steamer I- avin
here has more or less oil, whi..ll is a Rood
omen at this particular time—a little late,
but bettin late than never. The sales for
Ph ladolphia delivery to-dav sore as fol
lows:
2000 bills, September
;500 " November..
500 " October
500 "
1000 " December..
500 " November.,
500 " , December..
500 " Se - ler; 1868.
500 " Ea. er,' 1868
2000 " September
John B. Bell 160 Lockha t& 1' 960
D., A. Si , earer..... 55 Fisher & Bro 1611
Roess ,t Bro 300 Jas. Wilkins 480
Morgan & Co 160. 3175
Mawhinnoy &Bro 560 Total
W. A. Sneathen. 320 '
OIL SHIPPED EA ST BY A..V.
Citizens Refinery, 316 bbls refined to•
Fawcett, Logan dr, Stock dale. Philadelphia.
Montzheimer, Koekler A* Co., 150 do doto
Waring Ring C 0.,& Philadelphia.
Livingston & Bro., 250 do do, Wormser,
'Myers & Co., Philadelphia. .
Nat. Ref..& St. Co., 167 do benzole to
F. A. Dilworth & Co., Philadelphia.
OIL SHIPPED EAST MOM. DUQUESNE DEPOT.
Hutchinson Oil Ref. Co., Zit bbla refined
to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia
Union Ref. Co., I.T?, do do to W. P.,Logan
dc Bro., Philadelphia. --
Brooks. Balleutine It Co., 30 do do to
Warden.•Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
A. D. Miller. 80 bbls refined to Waring,.
King & CO., Philadelphia.
H. M. Long dr. Co.. 136 do do to Warden,
Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
G.I W. Holdship &Co., 188 do do to War
ing,E Ring & Co., Philadelphia.
Lafferty & Waring, 391 do do to Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia.
A. Herz, 730 .bbls refined to Waring.
Ring & Co., Philadelphia.
G. W. Holdahip dc Co., 7 do benzoic, to•
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
PITTSBURGH MARES.
OFFICE OFTHEPITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, September 17. 1868.
The general. markets are quiet and de
void of any new or important characteris
tics deserving of special notice. We can
report a continued steady local demand for
all of the , leading commodities, and with a
fair volume of business in the aggregate,.
prices are without important change.
APPLES-Steady but unchanged With
regular sales at $2 to 84 per Obi.
POTATOES—DuII ann drooping; we now
quote at $l.lO to 51,15 per bushel, and Pad.
to $3,35 per bbL Sweets range from 50,50
$7,50 per bbl. • ' •
BU'IT'ER--linahanged with regular sales
at 35 to 40c, fofgood to choice.
EGGS—In Steady demand at 823, for fresh
packed._ .
SEEDS—'timothy .• lame d is coming in
more freely but as yet prices are un
changed, at 83,50 to $3,75. Flax Seed
scarce and in demand at 52,45 to 5 2 . 50 -
'Clover Seed nominal at $7,75 to 88.
CHEESE-Is' unchanged at 15 to 16 for
Western Reserve and Hamburg; 17 to 191.
for Factory and Goshen and 20 to 21c for
Sweltzel. • -
liAY—Firm but unchanged.
SALT—Is quiet-__and nominally un
changed at $1,75 to $l,BO, to the trade, and
$2, to a small way.
PROVISIONS'—Macon la a little weak,
with a drooping tendency; 14c for Should
ers; 16% to 18 1 Ac for Ribbed and Clear
Sides, and 21340-to rao fur Sugar Cured
Hams. Lard unchanged at 20 in tierces,
and-22 in kegs. 3less Pork, 630,50 to $3l.
LARD'-OIL—Is firm but unchanged at
51,20 for No. 2, and 111,50 for No. 1.
GRAlN•r.Wheatis qatet wad unchanged
—receipts are falling off; Red Winter, 112,05
to $2,10; and 3 to 5 cents higher for White.:
Oats in 1 mited supply and firm but un
changed; 65 to 66c, on track and in eleva
tor, and 68 to 70c, in store. Corn is firm.
with sales nalx.4l at 51,14 to $1,16, and
$1,17 to $l,lB for prime Yellow—sales of
prime Ear at $1.20, for small lots: Rye is
nomial at $1,34 to $1,40.. Barley is in de
mand, and prime to strictly choice Penn
sylvania and Ohio Storing may be quoted
at 5 1 ,95 to 82.
FLOUR —ls quiet and unchanged.
Spring Wheat brands are still quoted at
$9,50 to 510,25,--for g , od to choice. The
"Pearl" and City . Mills" continue to quote
at .10,50:for Extra Family. in barrels, ands
$10,20. In Backs; Double Extre at $ll, in '
barrels. and 510,70, in sacks, ; Rye Flour, 19,
WHISKY—Is fah ly active -and firm Mir'
unchanged; we continue' to. .quote common r
rectified per gallon 111',25; half - rye and half
corn • per galloq J1,75;,01ii Monongahela-,
rye, two" years 6ld;p:t
Monorigaliela'rge; three'
years old, per 01-,
lonos3,so;,:highwines per gallon 11,35. - • -
. ,• , •
Cincinnati 'Market.
ft* Telegraph to the Pltraburgh !riaaette.l.
• ••
CINCINNATI, Sept, 17 - .=Flour in fair de
•
wand; family $9a9,50. Wheat firmer,and:
fa demand, at $1,95 for No. 1. Corn dull
and supply large, and prices declined to:.
96a980 for ear and shelled. Oata firm at Mt
a6Oci for No. 1 to•choice white. Rye dull
and prices drooping; No. 1,
.$1,35a1,37. Bar
ley steady; 12,2110.2130 i spring4l,9oa2,oo.
Barley firmer; sales at 25c,-but holders now
sk. Tobacco in good deinand
prices: sales 169 bhds. Whisky scarce and
firm, at `7OO in bond and 51,30 free. Mesa
Pork steady - at with sales of 200,1*.5.,
Lard in demand; sales 500 tierOes at - 1834i
19c, chiefty the latter rate. Bulk meats
dull, shoulders 1114, sides held •at 133;.
Bacon- ln fair consumptive demand at. 12%
at3c for. shoulders, 15a1534_ for clear rib
sides; and. 15,1a16%c for clear, the inelde
rates for tbatlevbioh has been smoked and
packed for some months. which continua
to be 'offered rather .pressingly.- Sugar
cured hams dull'at 20a21C. - Biftter Bern at
33a380. -- Cheeselfcarce and in good demand
at 1554a16% for Western Reserve, and-17s
I 18c fOr factory. Eggs firm tit 2W. Apples
' plenty-At. $1.50a1,54 per bbl. .Peachis in
demand' at s2a3 per bushel. Linseed oil
111,10, with salee'of - 7,135 bbls. Noehange
in Lard oil. Sugar :-firm at full prices•
Coffee In good "demand; males of 780 bags
fair to good at $22a24. Plaxieed dial at
$2,30a2,50. Timothy 113a3.10. Gold 1445 i
- buying. Exchange par bdying and "1-1 P
premium selling. Market firm. ' '
Newlfork Dry Goods Market-
City TAeirzapb to the Plttstiargb Gazette.)
. NEW Yqax, September 17.—This being a ,
Jewish holiday, coupled with the iecent de
cline in goods,; the market. has bedtime
quiet and buyers' confidence in prices of
cotton fabrics has b-o me so that it goods
were now offered, based with cotton !at Zat.
per pound, they would be 1 th to purchase
anything not absoltitely :required for itri- 1
mediate use. reg ,rdi se of , cost. Lyman.F,
briwn sheeting@ are selling as low as Ifim,
Bartlett bleached by package, 14 1 4 c, and
Smithfield 1 shilling per yard by the case;
Allens,, Richmond's - American
and Lancaster prints are selling at 1 FAIR
/Mg, Merrimack', 13'40. :and Cootnice.
fo their prints. Amoskeag
,prints are re
&wed to 12c; Lowelli:loyie, aria , Warnstitta
9c. Tn Color. d Cotton,- blinghirms or Ds
laines there is no change..; Stiff ,goods and
_woolens are generally steady though in less
Animation than Mint ; cloth's' but, are held
.with inOreased Ilinuiefri under mots favor
able news from Liverpool, reporting an tic,
tive market for middi ng'opland cotton.
Briglitoti Cottle fillarketi .
, By Telefraph to the Pittsburgh Ussette.)
BRIGHTON '
'. Sept. 17.—Reef Cattle; re
oeipts—littiahead: sales extra at $11050a14;
first quality at 813415; second. quality at
812 a 2.5; third quail yat $9,60a1 1. Wonting
oxen at 815.5a250 per pair. Sheep and Lambs;
receipts-=5 114 head; !I ail es at )12a4 Der head;
the supply from the west Is light aud-most•
or those taken tiro on opium' stun,- Swine;
reoelpts--2 j Boo head ; Lulea at 'BIOEIII per
2 S•Xe'
28 1 4 c
29V i e
28c
4.... 2814 e
28%c
27IAc
29c '