U
- 7:17 !-e
IRON WOMCS
- SEE VaitN)cif,-Preertt. Ic-t:011TZB, Stip!t
prriswracii VOR6IE,
- •
ANtY:iRON - CO:; -
mAicryAcrtatlF,ns. 0,
Bar Iron;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Boiled;
Railroad Far Axles Hammered;
laeomotide Frames;
phMagative Frame shapes;
Side Rods; -
Yokes, Straps;
Pistiai4leads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Crank's;
, Pl*iO a Boils, 'Wrists;
Pittsuin4aWS. Collfin
'Office, No. 177 PL'lsi
PITTSBURGII
RAFF, BYERS &
ra - truri
Bar, Hoop .and. Sheet. Itiki,
WROUGHT TOH,
MEIM
Iron Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
Water, &e.
OIL WELL TUBING.
Office, No. 93 Water St.,
PITTSBURGH, Pa
u2D:c33
KENSI\IGTON mORKS.
ati.oyD z oN 'W z
BLACK, •
OF
Best tinninon, Refined, ChEtrecial
JUNIATA BLOOM IRON.
.. .•
MERCHANT BAR: ROUNIS and SQUARE IRON
HOOP, BAND. T and ANGT.E IRON.
BOILER. PLATE and.SHEET IRON.
MOWER AND REAPER BARS.
CYLINDER and GIJARD or FINGER IRON.
SMALL 'l' BAILS. 20 and lB lbs. to the yard:
'WROUGHT CHAIRS and SPIKES for same.,.
'FLAT - Punelied and Countersunk.
COAL SCREE.N IRON.; •
NAILS ANT/13PIKES. '
•
•Wol'A:s,• (It 7
Warehouse and at the WotAa,' G,REEN
UGH STREET, (a continuation of
• First street,)
djoining the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh. •
E 80111 • PRESTON 86 CO.,
Pennsilvania Iron Works.
Warehouse, Nos. 166 and 167 FIRST STREET,
opposite Monongahela Rouse,
arat:d6 PITTSBURGH.
LICGII If.. DOLE
JAMES"Nrasp:s. .....................
INDIJSTHIA.L_ WORFS.
STEEL' woß3r.B. . . 1 HUGH M BOLD & CON,
,
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS. I Founders
, - En, gine. Mnilders and Machinists,
1, •-• I Make to &der 31.1.11y7...,`E AND LAND STEPat EN
SNGER) MIMIC. & aO.l l i GleiFslAfejl. sol•fr.e:,e7rg,netAdytiomf,,lNn-cilatettzofaocrldel;,.
ALUiII3FACTO-BERS OF ' . JAMES-NELSON, Stirit.......A, a. BoLx.iyor,mJi.n.
3lnchne illo_p. corner POINT AT.LNI and DU
QUESNE. NV Al . Foundry, Noi. 52 , And 5-ITldrd
BEST REFINED. CAST STEEL, 1 st,zo:., PITTSBURGH, PA.
-
•: "' Square, Flat and Oetagen, of all sizes.
.MILL. MtLAT, CIACTLAA, G.A.,:G L.: D 01.05.5-CCT
... . .
,SAW PLATES. . • . i
• . ELLIPTIC AND SEMI -ELLIPTIC
-.'
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
CAST SPRING'STEEL
Cast and German - Plow Steel,
FLOW WI:NUS AND MOWER BARS:
SPRINGS, AXLES Mid STEEL TIRE;
SICKLE. SHOWEL. 110 E. RAKE,
FORE, TUB. CALK and
MACHINERY CAST STEEL:
CROW BARS, Sc:, Sc.
Warehouse, SS Water Street, Pittsburgh.
selB:k4
13ITTSBURGril STEEL IN:gags.
ANDERSON, COOK & CO. )
(SUCCESSORS TO JONES, BOYD & CO.,j
BEST . .REFLNED . CAST .STEEL
~41121JARE, FLAT and OCTAGON, of all sizes: SAW
PLATES, HOE, FOES. and sitEET CAST STEEL; -
CAST STEEL for
Iteaplag and 3Towing Ataelalsaes,
Steel Plow Wfngs,• , •
Axles, Clrcidars, &d.,
Cast and Common'Plow & Spring Steel
Oftlea--Corncr FIRST AND ROSS STREETS, tee
blocks above the Monongahela. MoSSIP.
oe2a:dn
BARit
, .
GEN-£.13.-IL
-IWHI. METCALF, I REUBENMILLERi
GEO. W. BARK, - CIIAS. yAREIN. "
. : SrY.CTAT, PARTNER -S.
cAg:sqrriT.TEE.L W ORKS,.
-13,432rxt
Office, No 38 Wood s Street, '
fel4:d4 9
lIQUESNE
D
Iron: and: Steel Works.
COLEMAN, RAHM & CO"
AI
. ;•__„ •
• ANUYAOTTRLRS OF
'lron, Sinings, Axle - s, Steel, BE.e.
,"`WARELIOPSE:
OND
LACS DIAM
, .
.BILAYF-11E11.&: CO,
Manufacturers of„a# of
is -
Ailrlll.llooX'S.
Office and Warebotuie, 120,122. 124 SECO
and 119 and 121 FIRST Writta:l3; • ,
Pri'TSIIVEGII.
------------------
1140,11:CITlf-:11FILLS" ' .. .
r RO .
-- .' I GEIS & BURCHFIELD • . '.:
7111anntactaiers of REFINED, CHAROOOILL; JL"
..NIATA, and POLISUED
:I: • . • • CAST STEEL.
• ' Office and Warehouse., No. Rii ?lAREF,I , V.
~.tAlLE:striroition ,
0011911KLIZ AND EINELTING VOL'as,
. 2 -
, • -
**ATM, l.lsicOtT*lit,l4; CO.,' ~‘: :
IR.- • , ,-1
lfsaufiettrets , of Sheitidng,l Itrantere iand ot
Copper, Prested Copper Bottomp, 1400 Ste !T),Sti•
tosoly Spence BOler. Also, ItnoritiSteslitt
-MeonsWS 3 he el _ .n=
Stoutly on hand Tlanera , mic....an c e ,
10,011q.111o.11ttZMI' °
Speela! Orders of Copper cut to auy dostrod,
Wa,
DEE
TL As WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
•
. .
Tbese Works. are nisioag the large'fit . anc Most
complete establishments in the West, and arc now
prepared to furnish
•
333
STREET,
CO.,
I=
EICal
ALSO,
,V,ND
—littriotacturcrs oft 1
rrr-r3min9ll, PA
Sp. 77 Water Street,
PITTSBURGII
STEEL WORKS.
COPPER.
PITT~ULGfi.
Engines, of every description.
Boilers, 011 Tanks•
Sheet Iron Mori;
Itailrozul Castings
Bonit . ; Rill Castings
Engine Castings.
Machine Castings.
General Casiiugm.
.4711DRES SOLICITED.
n09:u62
NATIONAL. FOUNDRY
. . AND .P.IrE. WORKS. ,
-.. ...
Corner.Cniroll• pull SznalLuann Streets, ..
• (\INTiI IVAP..D,)
IPITTSIIILiftGrii, PA..
• WK. arril
: . IVlaratfinciturer of
\CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
- ' FOR GAS AND 'WATER WOR.F... ' i
'lllr 'Pipes are all cast invariably In Pits, in dry
sand, andl2l feet lengths. Also, full assortment of
Geiteral Castingifoi Gni find Water Works.
I would also call the attention of SUncrintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
1 fel6:t 10 - (
TUE BAP FORT PM FRANI'. CO.
CHARLES FiliAP, President.
' J M. ILNA.P. Vice President. .
0. METCALF,' See'y and Treas*r. .. -
J,_ M. WADE, Engineer.
J. G. WSAPi.efeneral Manager, _! .
• .-
DIRECTORS:
JAMES B: MURRAY, of I.von, Shorb A:Co.
A. E. W. PAINTER, 6f J. Painter A Sons.
B. HERRON. of-Spang. Chalfaut & Co.
THOS. S. BLAIR, of Shoenberger A. Co.
WM. METCALF. of Miller. Barr A rarkln.
lI.ANITFACTUILEUS OF
Riillince3llll and. Blast Nachinee.
RETORTS and CASTINIxS. of every deseslptlon.
ERhIEST'S NAIL MACHINE:S. fe24
,_—.____—_
ROBINSON, BEA. S CO.,
Successors to ItbITI:s.SON. MINIS & 3IILL£RS. '
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSIURGH,
ISLannfacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En-
Fi:_tingsginoefs;ilde"sicriTohtrirti T t a ; gt r s i ag n a
.Stills; Boiler t aua Sheet Iron 'B i orlr..
Office. F 0 .12. corner kirstandSmithfieidStreets.
. Agents for (ABOARD'S BETENT .for
lII:NTER ORR,
moNT FOUNDRY.'
Blitter Street, Ninth JFard,
(Opposite - gator' Iron Mina, )
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE.SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACKINCRY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
. . . .
Orders promptly and carefulty.exceuted .
-Charges reasonable. • . - . •
"EMELT & 11/011,0D.
0c15.15
B ERLIN- FOUNDRY.
PRICE &
,
(ince and litarehOnse, 29 Wood Street
Manufacture' and keep constantly on hand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON :11oX.Es, DoG
SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE.
And Castings generally_
JOHN BONET,
*-14ECLA FOUNDRY,
Carson St.,Nintli NW, near . A. V. R. R
_ _
~SJNUFACTUBEI L
iiii3lnEß DIES, STEEL AOULDS,'
_ . .
Roiling 'Alit - and 3.liieltine Castings generally
JOBBING WORK promptly attended to. Orders
solicited and carefully mud satist.d.
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
ANDROLL WORKS;
• .
• ' SSO Penn eltreet. •
BOLINAN :BOYD & ,BAGA.LEY.
Chill Rolls Mill Castings, Roll Lathes. &e. ,-,
'FULTON MACHINE iirtißlith. : •
ESTABLISHED IN 1836.
blanufactory of STEAM ENGINES,. of all ilizes
and of the_most approved ptterns. for stationary
bilrPosea t' STEAMBOATS and STEAM FEItRY
BOATS,__ A variety of 10. 12 and 16 horse power
'ENGINES; which will be sold at Very reduced
_
P. F. GEISSE, Wellsville. 0.
Filly miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio liver, and
ilne of • . no9:h2
IRON BROKERS
starum m. WICKERSHAM,
IRON BROKER,•
12 , 1 ,First Street, Pittabiutrghp Pa
Agent for the sale of Cornwall, Dongbarnare, dd•
sephlne, Isabella, Duneannon, btanhops, Glendon.
and other brands of Anthracite, ' YougUlogyeny
Coke:and C. B. Charcoal
Co'niers re,speetfally
JAMES
DEALER (
SCRAP IRON, LICHT IRON,
Cast and Ifrought Irop, Rape, &e.
Corner,ATZDERSON STREET and RIVER AVE
NUE, Allegheny
WEST COMMON
. -
" Machine Stotts - Works
Y-; If t i r ttirest. iOrnei of West COnimon, Altai:hazy.
Elpf.firfiL ATy fATETV
• C ;
trs4llgiliri i an g j aigAgliiNtl4
7,41 vi, • f,OZ Head *nd wouti ; .
,orders
.i....4 1 . 1 M,_ `.. W.::...1it 1' .4: -,••• q 1 1 ____....mm._....... - 5:7,.iT•
stomit;4l ..,...:
ilea . ,
it i
~ ..i eitr a . f . .a. a a a a i liwkoaregi• .. • . '
. 4.),... ••• •-a.....- nnallaWreßAJW I '.• • 111, •
11,1•3•-.0. ISltil,lllsl.
.„. .
~,x 4
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To 111 4er '''' 4i Abk i iiii4Oadi Tl* W. -: . P.R. R. : Ea. ~.:17.-i.e- -, ,71iiiitiWiti.thisrei and irerri r
quue pe ' - ''' ' '.” J. rsissiim,
Apollo, Arai 44., re. • Wm promptly 'Outdo' $O. •
.
ugummoo •
PITTSBVX OirGAZErTE:ff:FRIPATZgAitcir
F°RT
BOILER, STILL AND TAtill
WORIC.S.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUTED TUBULAR, FIRE
BOX N. CYLINDER STLA.M . BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS.
CHIMNEYS. BREECHING AND ASH PANS.
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
.
DENSERS:
STEAM. I'D'ES, GASOSI}ITERS AND IRON
BRIDGES:
PRISOIr DOORW.A.NTI COAL . SHDTES.
°Bice and Warehouse. corner Second,
Third, Short and . Liberty Streets,
Aga" Orders".sent to the' above addre.as will be
mhi :159
romotly attended to.
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E. W. 31157.1R0NV1: - . .JAS. 11.11ARN JAS. ll'
CyHAR.A..IIOILER wouus!
31.011:13,01V, 13ARNIII.L 1 4 Sz
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Agitators,
GASO3IETERS, WItOUGIIT
IRON BRIDGES;SHEET 111.0'5 BORE, &c. •
On. Liberty and Second Sts.,
'REPAIRING promptly done
M. BA_RATHILL CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON, WORKERS,
. .
flaring secured a large 'Yard and furnished it with
the must approved inuelifnery. we are prepared to
manufacture every deseriptiOn of 'BOILERS in the
best manner. and , warranted equal to any made in
the country. . Chimneys 'Breeching: Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, LecoMotfre' Boilers. Condensers. Salt
Pans. Tanks. 011 Stills. .kgitaters. Settlingi Taus.
Boller Iron. Bridget, Sugar Pans and sole , manu
famurers of liarnhill's'ratent Bcden3.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. Ja.S:c2k<
]a;OBERT LEA,
3INNI:FACTI-RER OF
Steam Engines and Boilers;
FREIGHT HOISTERS,
AND DOCTOR ENGINES.
CASTI.NOS. of all desi9;pttous, made to order.
---
TAMES M. BITER,
,
. Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
,1. D. DOLE
rrfTsntßGx
ap%:y6
PIG IRONS.
solicited
STONE
. -
. - •
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'' '`-,'-'? , -,,t-ZO*i----g
MANCFACTXMLUS OF
PiTTSBURGH, Pa
PITTSIWTGI7I, PA
NOS. 20. 22, 2 2 AND 26 PENN ST
Corner of First rind Ferry. Streets,
I
PITTSBURGH, PA..
11.1.:ti 1 . FACTUrrat .
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLINIi corlit'6TEA.sl rtrE,
ROLLING :, MILL ST AC
And SHEET IRON IVOR'S,
6r-Stei-mt,o,sts.
STOVES, C.ESTINGS, &C.
CNOOK. STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSIEILIA tt CO:S '
A TRIUMPH,
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to took, Bake or Bmoat-as
well as any other-Stoce In the Union.
BISSELL & CO.,
No 2a5 Libe - rty. Street.
.
..klso on hand.and pr sac, .. . '
r.s.v.Lon grovi.s, , . .
- • - - ii-LATING- -.
sTovEs.,it .
GRATE ritoxT . FE:NDER.S
COOKIN
• G-. A3..(3..E.5, ac
___ .
.t4igAT LILY CONVIENI ,
A.
A new arid novel.arrangethent for having
Sot Water Boilers
• . .
Attached' to the baelz end of common Cook StoveS,
tiCI that the waste blaze which goes tip the stove pipe
heatS all the water needed In an ordinary sized fam
;up., by passing the blaze directly.threugh the boiler,
mblch , sits over the plpe hole of the , stove. This
near arrangement can 'be put on to any No. 7, 8 Or
°common Cooking Stove. or any manufacture. 'Any
person having a TRIUMPH, VICTOWV.:BLACN.•
OAK, PEAUTY or' UNION STOVE, or almost any
, other Cook Stove made in the Union, can have Boil
ers attached to •thelr Stoves, Including the Attach
t inept. the,Botler and Lids and /Ebb - Cock, for the
i'lliodertite cost of $7, by a 1 plying to -- ' 1
....... . .
BISSELL 8r• CO.,
2.33 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.:
Manufacturre of the TRIUMPH COOK STOVE,
APEST PLACE, in the
, ci ty
CUE' - 5 . TO BUT THE
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
Is at 'ti0.146 GRANT EMMET
gARDWARE•
LiNpsgy, STERRIT & 'BUNTER,
itatiursiOtutenfand Importers of
Vir A...1E1,
CUTLERY, &C.
•SB7 LIBERTY STREET,
CORNER or wii•m,ll
One Square Below triton Depot,
' '
PITTSBUGH .
for-TA /5011AE8
. .
Fmussmoix,
-FIFTH St., bet Turutel & chs,t4,rd Sts.,
'_Ounsmitli.au d- D ealer*/lard.
•
Firo-,081 goodt of .all descriptions 'Wraps-on
band snit sold at the lowest pricer. lldpaLrlenedsoone
carefully on abort notice. • • J
hA.RT, CATIGREY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CoMei* Third. and Wood StreeP,
prra'siturtcrii ,
(succEst+onsTO 11A.N.N.A., HART C 0.,)
Exchange; , Coin, Coupons
And particular attention paid to Li .e purchase and
• sale of
COVERNNIENT BONDS.
SightTirafts on. London.
• - yt:ss:
N HOLMES & SONS,
33.41-W'Et3,
57 Market Street,
ME
Deposits received In Par Funds and Currency.
Collectiona made on all the principal:Points of the
United States and Canadas. ' • ' .
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COM3IS6ION.
- -
Particular: attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
•
United States Securities,
isctuDENGdo do
S. SI'S OF 1$1: -
M
U. S. FIVES 10-40 s.
U. S. -CERTIFICATES OF ENDEBETEDNESS.
Orders audN'ouchers bought or collected.
jaM:al
EYST ON E BANK,
ME
THIS BANIC IS SOW TRANSACTING A
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
No. 206: Libety - Street.
Accounts of IT.VSKS, It.A.NK.F.RS,-.MERCILA-NTS
and others are Invited. .
Collections. made on all acee'ssible points In the
United States and-Canada
Interest Allowed on TiMi Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURIT,IES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
STOCISWOLDER:.i INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
PITTSBURGI I ._P 2
CITY BANK,
No. 112 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
( kPITNI
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY_ LIABLE,
tNTtlt EST PAW ON DEPQnITS.
• Foreign Excliangt bought and sold, and•wlien des
strod 'remitted 0 Europe.
Collections mailo on all the Principal points of the
United States and Canada.
•
Js3s.R...,..M,.*CAta:. • Jon.N•Meliv.owf•<.
Trmst.l.-. 1,.4311•11ELL, ' THOS. ROCItKE,
.I.OIUS PATItICIC KANE,
JAh. PUELAN. - JORN C. BAMt,
Clr It. RAW.. WM. H. REEL.
P. O'IlE.ll.'N.. ; DeNLEVV. JR
-D.
inThiNICK Pr.e.shlent.
S.
C. BA.P.W.Sei!retary..
N. 11.—ThiNtiank will open for huAne.. betwej i n
the firA and,..iifteenth of April, In the wont latc y
occupied Mellen , . deceased, as a Banking
ltedral. -
Mtge, opphiite the Cat..—..__.
'Aar The Stock Books will remain open for Sub
scriptions until that time, at the office of the
Pl Secre.-
mh
trrr, No. 104 Fifth street. . •ru9o
- ....• .__ .___.
'WESTERN S AVINGS BANIK,
.
VV. • .
DITFFY
=I
FINANCIAL
DEALERS IN
P/T'TTE433"UnG-II„ PA
riT'TE.BUTIGII ,
AT THEIR NEW RANKING HorsE
-VAIN DOREN,.Cashier.
GEO. T.
Dir-ECTORQ
.Z o. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTEILED 1866.
Interest paidorerime Deposits
ANY SUM RECEIVED FROM
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS, SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITIIOUT
INTEREST. _
Dlscount> Daily at 12 o'clock.
President—THOMßSON BELL.
Vice Presidettf—i. BARSHALL.
DI.11142011 8 ;
THOMPSON BELL, F- A. M. MARSHALL,
JO`. .;!": , JOS. ALARE.E. -
J. J. GILLESPI.E.
. -
Stockholders to ',clout we make refe , rence:
Win . For...qthe, Jobeph Dilworth,
. Coldvrell, i- , Bus. .I.turld Kerr,
Wlllis Dalzell, . , Ifeury Lambort,
D. W. C. Bidwell, ;A. M. Drown
E. M. Fulton. , Thomas Ewlnit.
_____—_—_._____.
•
tkR It e
. ,
ERS -:
ESTABLISHED IN 183%
35 SOUTHIVO
PHILADELPHIA ,
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITI ;
7 3-I.os Converted Into '
STOCKS AND MD
, •
Boulight and sold on commission, bey& and n N.
York, TIME PAPER N EtIOT lAT ED.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS 0 601
AND CURRENCY. Accounts of Banks a. d Bid
ere received on favorable terms. TION VIP
LEHIGH COAL AND NAVIGA
MORTGAGE RAILItOAD 58 FOIL
The;
. Al
.the NEW:LEHIGH GOLD LOAN. The. -Lc
'are both free from State and V. S. taxes, and
the cheapestßonds of their class at prose ton
market.
CLAS OF SECURITIES T • g E2'
EXCHANGE ATISIARKET RATES.
fe2,1:188
purrsuunou . .
BANK . FOR SAVINGS,
ibitldEßLir THE InITE p9AV INGS INSTITUTION
No. 67 Fourth Street,
.I.iXAULT OFFOSITIS TUB BANK OF PITTSBUROiI. ,
cameTERED IN 1862.
...,
OPEN DAILY. from 9 too n'clock,_and on WED
NESDAY and.SATURDAY EVENINGS..frora May
lst to November.lst, from 7. to 9.o7oloc,kt.and from
NOVeMber let tO MAT Ist, 0 to ig o'clock. •
_., . '
Books or By-Laws , dtc.. furnished at the once.
This institution -especially offer ,to those , whose
earnings are limited,opportunityto accumulate,
by smell deposits, easily saved, a sum which tvrill be
a resource wben needed, and bearing interest in
stead of remaining unprodUCtice, •
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
. • - PP.ESIONNT, '
GEORGE A. BERRY
PISS rakelDzitTe •
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$. IicIIARTMAIr. i JAMES.-rAgfc, sil..
• kownstior. AND Tszescrnan ,
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A. BRADLEY., . - K. NTMLICII,
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JOILAI 8. DIVINoII.TII, JOSIIUA. RHODEB,
41. :FOLLANSBEE, • •.IMIN SCO T T • •
JAB-.'L..-I.IIIitHAM.; --.8. C . BCHNLERTZ.
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PH. B 5 1IENTZ- - -
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BANKER AND BROKER,
no wood St., Ine.ar Corner of Wood,
Govntown smo=ms,
G and. Coupons,
33ought and Sold on Liberal Terms
Sir Drafts sold on all the principal cities of Eu
rope.
CONVERSION OF I-30's.
We are now prepared to convert the SECO2sTI) and
THIRD SERIES of
KEVF.I%7-TI - ITIVT IIO .S
EICEMI
New 1867 5-20 Gold Coupon Bonds.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO., '
Dealer: in Governnient Securities
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STS.
Gayttt.
bUt
FINANCE
FINANcE ;AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
TIIORSDAY, March 26, 1868.
The gold.market is unusually quiet, with
but ;4 per cent. of fluctuations; opening at
136%, and varying ! between that and 138 q.
Government bonds ' were dull and lower
early in the day, but at noon quotations
had slightly improved, with. a very light
'deinand. Opinions are very much divided
on the-course of the Government securities;
the general impression is that the market
Will be lower on account of the scarcity of
money, but if "business remains dull and
unprofitable,.government securities will be
bought up, evehat higher rates:
The
I
The stock market 'had_ somewhat !im
proved in quotations, but the amount of
busineSs is very light, and unless the.Gov
eminent :adopts such regulatiOns, prevent
ing the Assistant TreasUrers from.locking
up money, little reliance danlan-"pbaced on
an early advance in the market.
• Money is scarce, and still commands from
10 tol2 per cent. on first , claSs papera'long
paper is not wanted at any price.
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
Mertz; . -- .
110%; 1862 5-20 s,
" , •
Gold, 1;38, 4 1 ; .1881 bonds,
109%;18G1 do, 107%; 1865 do, 107%; Consols,
106%; jO-10s, 101%; 7-30 g, 105%. , .'
Cleveland ,E' Pittsburgh It: It.. .. , .... ..
Fort Wayne
North Western—common
North Western-Hpreferred.
New York Central ......
Erie
- Old Southern....' .............. •' . :......
Ohio 'tt. Mississippi '
Western Union te1egraph...........
Merchants Union Express
Corydon
Quartz Hill -
Quicksilver ..... , ...
I lp
' —lt is highlY 'robable that a return to a
state of fmanciz 1 ease shall be effected he
forethonpenin of inland navigation, and
the commencen eat Of' seasonable trade :tie ,
yond the seaboard and the West. The time
is now near at hand when the annual East
ern movement' of produce will set in. The
receipts, both by land, and water, will prei.
l 'lsibly be large during the month of April,
requiring large amounts of ready capital
for their. handling and transfer;•and,should
r our moneyed institutions, with a continued
poverty of resources, be unable to - respond
to the call that - is sure to be made upon
them, the cons.equences must be disastrous
both to the Commercial and producing in
terests.. Fortunately, no emergency of that
kind is now anticipated; 'though it may be
well to look ahead and be prepared • for
$lOO,OOO
coming events.
The prospectiveropeai of the inarmfactut
ingtaX is just noW exerting a favorable in
•fluence upon the market for wool, cotton,
hemp, metals, leather, hide§,and other raw
materials, stimulating consumer§ to lay in
stoeks, and causing them More readily to
- •pay the market, prices. _ But, on the other
hand, buyers of manufactured products are_
operating more cautiously amlsparingly, in
the hope that the lifting of this burthen of
taxation, which is borne chiefly by the con
sumer, will enable theirs by-and-by, to sup
' ply theniselvesjit a reduced cost.
—Money is active in Boston at 6 per cent.
for call loans upon Governments,. and 63,', to
7y, for discounts of short - paper. Th,e sup
ply of good business' paper is in -excess of
the demand, and money upon call is riot
• overabundant at thereto named. The bank
loans are very high-perhaps fully as high
as can be sa'ely carried over the cominn• re
turn ..day. ! New York funds are scarce,
do not command any premium this week.
Small bills are in demandand pay rolls
with difficulty supplied with the requisite
small notes..
—Closing qUotations received by James T.
' - Brady ,!..-Co. - 1 •
Gold
- liL S. 6's, 1881 ....
',t.• 5,20'5, 1862...
" • •5-20's,-- - 1864
"' 5-20's, 1865..............
" 10-40's -
O . _
ti
S . 5-20's, Jan: and July, '65,
66 ti it ,' 4' 46 '67
" June 7-30's ...... ... .. . . ...."
:ew " ..July 7-30's ... : .... . "
May Comp., 1865:-
or. 1)
6nk•
CENT • AL LIVE-STOCK MARKET,
Or ICE CF l'rr•rsnunou GAZETT, t
THURSDAY, March 26, 11312. Fs
CATTLE.
There was• next to nothing done at these
yards during the past week, the sales.being
very insignificant—hardly worth reporting.
During the faliand in the early part of the
winter, it wag' nothing unusual to have .
sales of fromtwo to four thousand head of
Cattle, per week—now , the 'Bales do not
reach that many hundreds; and, 'what is
worse still, there is but little prospect at
present of any immediate improvement.
The yards prewnt a very dull appearance,
nearly all the pens being empty, and while
there aiehutserY feW buyers, it is equally
true that Cattle are almost as scarce as pur
chasers, and. this, probably, tends very
much towards keeping buyers away, Its
they do not _ care about coming here 'from 1
Philadelphia; Now 'York, and other points
When,the chances Are that ,they will, find:
nothing to •buy - when' they get here. The
sales reported were.as follows: ' •
• limitkit Talitusge sold two prime steers,
-^,lNSighing 2600„,at7M.- ` • •
. . • Bedges'& 'MOOT Sold- Ber.head of mixed
stack—mostly common ' -- for McKeen to
6 5
• Vootheee,at 'frota 5,5(, to 7 3 6: also - , -25 head
of 'very aornmart'., far ', 'Amy 0 ' garshall
at-51 ••,:i,..: ... :•.: ~ ',..i ~.„--, 2 , , ~, , -
;;:.,nineri. Gillett' & Co.` •, ' sold W. A. i
e t head ,. weighi ng 4,67 l si cc, S§iii i , .. ,
wx-gowng sold 70 head , nolo
ithtii4teraiing 1140, at 8,30. Hon ' ht by
P. Klemen, who a ft erwards !old 14 head of
OAlls
mbl4rvaar
`t;
"tail ends" to Eckert, a Johnstown.butch
er, at 7,90. " •
Steel ssld 10 head of good 'Steers to Marks
Traurman at 8,30.
saEs'e.
The Sheep market has been fairly active '•
during the past week, though to-day, under
theintluence of increased arrivals, the feel
ing was a little weak, yet, prices under- 1
went no perceptible change, ranging from !
•
434 to 7% for common to strictly prime fat
mutton Sheep. We are cogmzant, how
ever, of 834 having been oftered, and re- i
fused for a very fine drove of Kentucky .1
Sheep, the - owner asking, 9. These how
ever,
were an extra lot ot Sheep, and the
prices mentioned in connection therewith
do not indicate the true condition of the
market, as -it is not once- in a year, prob
ably, that a•drove of this kind is offered at
this place:
Smith & Talmage sold 189 head for Er-
winto Fritz & Co. at 6,75 ; 185 same to Loyd
at 5, 5 ; 76 for Medill to Voorhew. at 734
averaging 90 lbs; 160 for Erwin to Rase at
6%;.111 for Brainard to Loyd at 4,80; 474 for
, Hostkinson to Kase - at r,35; 190 for Brainard - -
to Voorhees at 7g.
Glass, Lafferty & Co. sold 9
for 570 head
ante
r
Dotal to Voorhees at 7%; 56
Hesser at 7; 369 for same to same at t,20; 54
for Zimmerman to Voorhees at 63‘.
Hedges & Taylor sold 175 head for Jordon
to Loyd at 5,55. _ •
Voorhees bought 140 from Martin at 6,37:
146 from Newton & Neff at 7%; 326 from
same sellers at 6%; 202 from McClain at
6%; 152 from Carnes at 5,30; 337 from Hawk ;
at 634; 95 from Aull S. Myers at 7. -
Holcomb & Hill .bought 1 car- loadlfom
E; Neff at 8,30; 139 from Newton .& Neff at 1 •
8g; 142 from same at 8%.
Pidcock Co. bought 179 from Bovinion
at 6%. -
E. L. Kase bought 374 head of Washing
ton county sheep, averaeing 96 lbs, from
Cook & Paxton at 7,85; 180 from Carnes,
averagihg 87, at 7; 2011 head of Washington
county sheep from Quail, averaging 90 lbs,
at 7; 176- front Hasson, averaging 88 lbs, 1
1
at 6,80.
M. Johnston sold 191 head to Hesser,
averaging 78,at 5,65;.36 head tO same buyer,.
averaging 94, at 6. f
Loyd bought 111: from Smith do Talmage,
averaging 70 lb - s, at 4,80; 95 from Kase,
averaging 90, at 7,35;,97 from Ruff, averag
ing Si, at 6%; 89 from C. Snyder; averaging 1
80 lbs, at. 5%; 352 from McKee,, averaging
80-Ibs, at 5,80. I
The Hog market has been fairly active
during the past week', and with a continued
good demand! and light receipts, prices are
tirm and well sustained, ranging froni By l c .
to lege, for light tOprime heavy :averages.
The following is a pretty full report of all
the leading sales.
Singer IC Imhoff bought 180 head from
Dock & Orr at 9%; 106 from Ghiss &Laffer
ty at 9%; 95 from E. Smith at_9,Bo;. 92 'from
same at 9%. • Shipped 581 head of Chicago
Hogs, costing there from 9 to 934:
Crouse, Emerick & Co. bought 181 head
from Hedges & Taylor at 8,10; 138 from G.
Clark at 8%; 55 from "Mess & Loughrey at
9,60. '. .
Glass, Lafferty (S: Co. sold 150 head for. t
Doud to Voorhees at 8%; 165 for• Holmes &
Pfieffet to same buyer at 8,60; 106 for C.
Pfteffer -'to Singer & Imhoff at 9,4; 139 for
same to Messenger, Gillett & Co. at 9; 51 for
E. Smith ati6t,: . 148 for Doudto
Pideoek - at 8,60; '123 for ...Friend to
E. Smith - 1A.8,90;5 5 for - Berry to same buyer
at 84; 141 for Zirrnicierman to E, Smith at
8%. 1 - - • -
Gilehreist & Co. bought 194 head-from W,
Hedges at 10,10;1.04 from W. M. Tilden at
10;'104 from Same - at .110,32 3 4 7 Shipped two
ear loads of Chieagolloo - s„
• Hedges & Taylor - sold - o 7 head for .Roen-
Baugh to E. Sniith at 8; 159 for Joh,nston J.:
GI - egg •to same buyer at 8;.<;7,1 for Arm
strong to same at 83-4; 204 for MeWhiriney
to same buyer at 8y; 1 ; 178 for Prude to same
at 8,15; 95 for Berry1:1111 to Voorhees at 83‘;
71 for Reiser & Litker tb- same buyer at BA.V.
155 for Sharp to E. Smith at 5,35; 115 for
- Fuller to Pidcoek & Cp. - at 8,30; 149 for Phil
lips to E. Smith at 8,55. - • - - -- -
E. Smith bought 59 head from . Rnowles
at 8,50, 17-#6in C. H. Myers et 8,4; 153 from
A. Meeks At - 8; 159 fromS. Johnston at
81-.'; 78 from Beals - at 8 , , , ; 24 frOm R. Barnes
at 8; 149 from / A.:Meeks at 8,55.
' • -
O 0?;
101%
ME
87 1 ,,
.2.9 1 '
33;
ENE
PITTSBURGH MARKET:i.
OFFICE OF TITE.PITTSBITGII GAZETTE, tt • •
Tnunsna.v. March 26. 1868• • S ,
, •
, ,,.
There are no new characteristics in the
notice.
We
markets worthy of special notice.
We can report a steady local demand for
most of the leading commodities, and while
there is a fair volume of business in the
aggregate, there are no important changes
in prices.
BUTTER—Continues very scarce, and
with a steady demand, prices are well sus=
tained, ranging from 50c to .55e, for prime to t
choice Roll: • • -
EGGS --Steady but unchanged, regul ar_ sales at 2.5@27c.
- GRAlN—Winter 'Wheat is still quoted 1 .
at $2,50 to $2,53 for Red, and 5c to 8c higher. t '
for White, according to quality---Sale of 150 '1 • .
R
bush prime Penna.ed at 52,56. Oats firm P I
but unchanged; one car reported at 7234 c; ,fi ,
small sales in store at 730 to 75c. Rye
not fairly be quoted above 51,80 to $1,85; •
sale of 300 bushels in' elevator, at sl,Bo—
payinA all elevator chargesPri .
. Barley, ,
is still quoted at $2,15 to $2,25.
B ar l ey,
Ear
\
Corn may be quoted at 9sc to $1 on traek.; • .
and Wharf, - But little inquiry for Shelled. S
SEEDS--There-is some little inquiry for'i .;
Cloverseed, and we can report ,small sales i
at $B. Timothy is quiet at 52,15. ' Flaxseed i.
is scarce and- in demand at $4,50. 4 i
11.A.-I.=LooseHaY is Sellibg from country : -... •
wagons at $lB to 526, as to quality. Baled is .
selling on wharf at $2O to stl. - r • .4. .'.
PROVISIONS---Bacon. is . firm. and in
good' demand but unchanged; We quote at
12c for Shoulders; 13% to 15!ie, for Ribbed
and Clear Sides;.l6%e for Breakfast Bacon,
and 17%c for Sugar, ; -Cured Hams.: . t
Prime kettie Lard, 16M,c, in tierces, and
17c in kegS. Mess Pork, 525;50. it
DRIED FRUIT—Is hardly so firm since it I.
has. been discovered that the damage by
the hard weather some two or ihree weeks..
since is not near ,so serious as at , first sup- .
posed. Peaches are stilt quoted at 10j , 6c tO •
1.1,. 1 .!.c, and Apples at 7c to Sc.
LARD OIL—Is firm and higher; we now
quote No. 2 at $l,lO, and No.
.1 at $1,35. ` F.,, ' •
POTATOES—In steady demand but un-
changed; regiilar sales in store at 51,05 to a
$l,lO per bushel, and 53 to 53,25 per barrel, ‘
as to veiny. .
GREEN APPLES—Quiet but unchanged; - - .1
regular sales in store at 54 - it 9 56 per bbl, as 4.
to quality. ~
FLOUR—Is quiet and unchanged; we : I
t
quote Spring Wheat at 510,50 to 511,00; Win- .
ter - Wheat at $l2 to 512,50, and fancy brands
at $l4 to $l5. I , Ye, Vlour is firm at $81: 2 5.
BEANS—Scarce 'and firm, with , small '.
in store at $4,50 to 55,00 per bush. .;-
HOMLNY—SaIes in a regular way at 56,25 • '
to $6,50 per bbL ' .
ONIONS—SaIei at 51,50 per bushel.
1%.
lag%
110;5
100%.
107Y1
. lug
100%
. 10634
. 106%
. 105%
.
105%
117%
;
Lily Velegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
I.CF.zw niblik, March I.43.—The Dry Goods
market for printed calicoes continues active
and 'errelted among leading' jobbers
but the supply is becotning exhausted of
goods which had been`reduced leprice and
the tendency is towards reactional* insxm-
path,y with the'advanee in • cotton: - 'Garner
dr, Co.'s-prints at least will be Oklatized Mc
1 per yard trk-morrow. •'We fitm , gitiate these
prints': 83,6 c for Wanisutta, IQc• Pr.'. 'Lowell;
lly,c for •Amdskeag; 12®12.34e.‘10r. 11.ferri..
meek D;43c for do - W; 15c for Cambric:; 12c
for SpragueN.ll3,4 for Lancaster and 14 for
Coeheco. Cotton goods, market.; quite irreg
ular. Heavy' Sheetings, : like Indian Head,
job at-1/4. —White Lyman E. sell down' to
MA; Pacific extra '161 , 6;• An a 17, and
Bedford Pb held .1*‘..1414? -_ -. W t . 1 5eYr-, mar-
Lst
ket 1t...mil as loicase.i2}4:.) itagentsyare
400tiiiikes,lint. OW'll.,,eeUoe,yili-;:rxlrtta,',lind
se*erallinire iOlthdraiiiiittelt..lllotiCtrom
sale "bribes' tnment. . Print •Clotha nominal
at 8%a9. . .
Neve: : York Pry Goods Maiiket.