6. 7.
IRON MOMM.-
AS. VENNxit, Preen
purrssunGH FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
=1
Bar 'lron; '
Railroad Fish Bars and . Rolfe;
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
Locomotive Frair.es;
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Rods; '
Yoks, Straps; -
Piton Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
;Steamboat Cranks; .
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jima. Cellar', de.
Office, No. 177 I"EIsIisrSTREET,
01,HoWgi;19 , 1Viffiliki
VlAt*, Bye & CO"
ISANITFACTURERS OF
Bar, Hoop and-Sheet Iron,
ROUCHT ,IPON
Iron Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
Jirater 4 &e.
ALSQ
, Q .TB WELT, ;TUBING. -;
Office,* No. '63 'Water
-- • - -
• i „pI,TTSZITJRGH, Pa.
ENSUAPTPLIWNW, WORKS.
• .
•
LLOYD &---BUOK I
MANUFACTURERS. OF
BeSt Common, Relined, Charcoal
AND
JUNIATA , BLOOM IRON
11F.B.CKANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON.
HOOPTSAND,_T and ANGLE IRON.
r. PkATIRON.E and SHEET - '
IL ANDWE REAPER BAITS. _
TIMER and GUARD orBINGEK IRON.
RAILS, MO and le lbs. to the yasd. .
MIGHT CHAIRS and SPIKES for same.,
, FLAT RAILS, Punched and Countersunk.
COAL. SCREEN IRON. . .
. NAILS,A.ND SPIKES.
Wirchouse and Office at the W0r1.3, GREEN
UGH STREET, (a continuation of First street,)
djoining the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
EVERSON, PRESTON 4 co,,
- Pennulvaniarlron Works..
Warehouse, Roil. 168'indl167 -- FIRST STREET,
opposite Mouougshelti Rouse,- •
sp24:d6 PITTSBURGH.
STEEL WORKS.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIDECK & CO.,
.-A. 3 ,, , ...FAcTURERS OF
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL
' Square, Flat and Octagon, of all sizes.
lIDLYJ, MOLLY, CiliCrLAn, GANG AND Cnoss-CDT
• SAW PLATES.
ELLIPTIC AND SEMI-ELLIPTIC
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
CAST SPRING STEEL,
Cast and German Plow Steel,
1733PRINGS,GBAAES D MO WE R STEEILATIR:I';
BICKLEg,, SHOWEL , HOE, BAKE,
FORE, TUBCALK and
MACHIN I ERY CAST STEEL;
CROW BARS, Ac., de., itc.
WitelifillSe t OS Water Street, Pittsburgh.
pittlidOUßGll." EITEEL WORKIL
ANDERSON COOK & COl,
(SUCCESSORS TO JO3DIS, BOYD C 0.,)
'''Aistranzfaitnre ' rlt ottlie ' "
. _
BEST REFINED CAST" STEEL,
, FLATand OCTAGON '
,of all sizes,. RAW
t . I I . 3 4 I II_,MOFORK. and SLIEST CAST STEEL;
AST' STAID as •
Reaping and Mowing iffacblne,,
Steel Plow Wings, • •
Axles, Cireulant, &C.,
Cast and Cominon Pio* dtprlng
001ce—Cooles PIRST'AND ROSS STREETS, two
blocks above the Monongahela House.
ottehd9
MILILEit, BABA & PARKIN.
WOMILAV MAX.II.
WM. METCALF,: I -aEuBEN MILLER,
GEO. M. BAATOL.. , - , r -CHAS: PARKIN.
--ir. - .yrxT.sizas. ICIZE.
GEL gr4f 4 E WORKS,
pAititisr z o:kincreir,
Opoe,Liberty
- - ;il , , rx.rsetnicitx, rx.
few= -
•
DUQUESNE
Innt itlid'Ste'el . Works.
I 4. ":;',n,444'..1 . • • , •
41:46EIKAN, - RAHM & CO:,
. 1; .ItANUFACTUBEBS' OF , ,
I.llo , ;:slisilsi Springs, Axles; Steel, &c.
WAREHOUSE,
...
tvr iigich i p7 water street. •. „
:,PITTSBUBGH.,
B " DIAMOND
altiMettOAEXi .
lint- 'O o
___ a F - vo
AtanufscinFors of all descriptions of
ssarmint... , •
osecesJiii" x:'3.9 SECOND
and 119 and 1.21 FIRST STILE;
PITTSBURGH.
rMt l ;77:‘ - milt:"
ROG ERS- isieURCHFIELO
"
. . .
:Office and Warehouse, No. siv„ActugsT, .
COPPER.
f . • t - 0
COPPER MTh ANDSICELITIG VOLTA
"ri •„:1
;JR A;PAILIft, AIdreCIFURDTAACO ‘ ,,
Kumfattirers of Eibelltp.At jiTaxters' Ito
Copper, ' , reeled CoNies sw MPin.
sponer. Sokler. • • iNa Dealers
Con.
• 4 IMPlLZVall_clao
: • -Viroatigai
~- -~-.
~~~~:~.:
FOUNDERSI:XU%,,C9NNWT I I3.;
'. I'. P94.731,:99p:t
AT/141 IV°I4K,Sr;
MORTON. STRXIET# Ninth Ward,
, .
THOMAS N. MILLER; Yreitiefent
..These Works altrlrtacmg - the larger"diam-moot
complete establlehroczllsMilqle Wyst. wed arotioile
prepared to t`urelab ' -
=
Boilers, Oil Togs.
Engine Cetithatill".. • •
• "
-
Machine Castings.
etni+rs'
-noOtna)
NATIOAIAL,„FOIMfiti.,
AND - PIPE WORKS..
coiner Cairo* and Smaliman Streets,
pr - rawmaterii, PA. ,
WIL MTH
Manufacturer of
. . _
CAST IRON - BOWL PIPE; -
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS.
My Pipes are all cast Invariably In• Pits, In dry
sand, and 12 feet lengths. Also, full assortment of
`General Casting for.Gas_ anitiVaterlirprks.
I would also call the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTb.
fel6itlO . • . .
THE KNAP FORT PITT FOUNDRYIO.
. CHARLES KNAP, President.. - (
3. 112 KNAP, TtiePresfilent, : 1 , -• \
0. METCALF, See'yTreaair.
J. K. WADE, Engin e ate
•
'
J. G. KNAP, General ag•er.
• ,DIIIkerORS2 '.• ,
_-_
JAMES B. MURRAY, of Lyon, Shorb& Co.
' A. E. W. PAINTER, of J. Painter & Sons.
O. B• /r ERR ON. of SPotig, Chalfant & Co. -
-. TITOSi S. BLAIR, of Shoenberger & Co.
ArktMETCALP,,OrABInr,:Airs• ScPArMn.
... • -. .
MANUFACTURERS OF
Rolling Mill and Elaßt Machinery.
RETORTSnsnICASTINGS,of p .r es7,desnalptlon.
ERMEST2B MATUATACHINEbs• :i '•' ; deli;
L. 0. LIVINGSTON.W. 11. BCILT.W. A. nODINSON, JD.
_IVINGSTON CO.
• " xitozr-rourrziErts, l i
TmAx.upAgrqß.Ess OF .
FINE . LIGHT CASTINGS, .
All descriptions; for l'imnbers end Gas Fitters; Ag
ricultural Implements, Cotton and Woolen IGO Ma
eTur7citeW;;k 1•• • rotn - piliatti , nded to. , • ;
Office and Works—WASHINGTON. AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
Ronnio,Ni:Rlo* - br.
Successors to 'ROBES:SON, MINIS ..t; MILLERS,
„ • „
WASHINGTON WORkS,
FOUNDERSAND 61ACHIN!STS,. PITTSIURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En-r
gines,l.Blast .: Blast - Engines, Mill , IthichinetTr, Clearing,
611aftlastA.CasiingS of air destotlutts; 011Titakii arid
Stills, Boller and Sheet Iron Work,
Office, No. 12, corner First and SnalthileldStreets.
Agents for GIFGARD'S PETENT INJEC 1R for
feeding Boilers. - JalltrM
BEGII N. BOLE
JAMES NELSON A: B. BOLE..
INDUSTRIAL WORKS.
HUGH. M. BOLE & CO.,
rounders, Engine Builders and Machinists,
Make to order MARINE AND LAND STEAM EN
GINES, of all sizes, warranted to give satisfaction.
CASTINGS, of every description. made to order.
JAMES NELSON, Sewn A. B. BOLE, Foreman.
Machine Shop, comer . POINT ALLEY and DU
QUESNE WA.Y. 'Foundry, Nos. Ss and 54Third
street,
my10:066 PITTSBURG% PA.
NIONT BLANC FOUNDRY ) .
Butler Street; Ninth Ward,
(o.PpoisitiiNVloß Iron 3111i5,)
Rolling IliiH and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEIKS'AND PIPE BOXES,
3fACIIINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY.
Orden promptly an4csrepally,F.eciatlrd..
'Charges reasonable!: - •
• KBBERT & NEACELEVD.
0c15:129
BERWI FOUNDRY. —7-
k
•
PRICE & SIMS.
OMee and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
. Manufacture and keep constantly on hand
Thimble, Sheba and Pipe 'Boxes,
WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
.4uTuAnkirTLEs, nuttow
AndCastlngs generally. ap2l:3l
JOHN_ RONEY ' , •
_ ,
HECLA' FOUNDRY,-
Carson St., Ninth Ward, near A, V. R. R.
MANUFACTURER OF
AitiniEß DIES, STEEL MOULDS,
Rolling MIU and Maclilne Caislbigs generally:
sauz,adl...ls,lll7.larztrAfgriv--...e=2
- EftlEtLL'
AND jlol4; f riNOß Kit
61130 POILII Street.
Box t - bib k i Asit&
Chill 141114.afiltCosjogs, Sop
ZILON MAURINE WORKS.
- , ,E62-4nowl.D rff i
ri of- maim ENGI ICS mac
=idol the inostalroved patterns or etVion c i?
I n OTT s tr l A ti veriety f iirtiir Yogis e e
ENGINE*: 'maw 74.- be ' R id. a, yotry,,ro44
r.; 014$104*OtkillbrAt4c
.FillymnetbelpGlPltrarargh,OatheOhivalver sod
line of C. a P 11. .airestr2
atoms Bbd
-N„ 1. •• 4A:T;:ric."
IRON BROXER,.: ,
124 First Scree, Prtfe~ilgl~~`l'.
Agent fdriblittleaf Cortiltallitfonensrare, Jo
sephine, Isabella, Duncannen,stanbce, Glendon,
aad <caber brand" of Allthraelle,, , „Vombloabealy
Cokesnd C. 11: Chkrzook 4. 0 , „ „
„ iDXCir
ea fj an ir' d tiie
nt ipe ettini felted.
4-itsicipne
p-ifighar. cor
,AIriNSLA LEIB 41e0Otaintitatlinotrettint , the
o f pommy, MM. hymned netment.. Jittbee,
partner may alga the name of the rtlement.
Zoi6 Nft AT4'iLL.
ATWELL l LIM at old • Mee, No. heoond
tiftileigalt e llbC°
•.: ...... A t 4...,-.; Abele
3 / 41 A •' -
. : 1 • A.TW.llaa..
-1446. / j sm atke• Trt t - ' •
• — AMIN A ' likia
• a
•
- -
PIT TaBL7ItG I.
Engines, of every- lieseariptiolo.
Sheet garrli!,TAl4r)
BSlnroad atlitiniM
Rauh** , an Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITED
P4T§BV : ROII, ,t7_A
EN64N744, - -4s• - • ---- aa: - re,
_
BT PITT` { ; •
•• •
BOILER, STILL
?. ;It .11•;71'.::.
WORIC_S.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUED.T.FIRE
BOX AN." CiftiINDRB - SitAirtOrKEßS.
OIL 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 SEWTES.
Office ond WarehOnele, corner Second,
; •
tIITTSBURGA'a;;F4-":
— Jar Orders sent to the above address wilt be
promptly attended to. • mb7:189
E. W. monnovr.....ms. B. DiIniIIILL....JAS. BLAIR
CyABA BOILER WORKS.
MORROW, - BARNBILL -& CO.,
•
s.
MANITFACTIMERS OF
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Agitators,
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASO3IEI r ERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, &c.
Cor. Liberty and Second Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
REPAIRING promptly done. jy4:b2
WPPM. BARNHILL & CO. ,w
°
y v r
• QMER MASERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 20, 22, 24 AND 20PENIIST.
Having 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 Fir
made in
the country. Chimneys,Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers. Salt
Pans,
Tanks, Oil Stills Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boller Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the.shdrtest notice. Jas:c2l
°BERN LEA,
r. - ' • 31-6 i UPACTUREIi OF
Steam Engines and
FREIGHT HaISTERS,
AND DOCTOR ENGINES.
CASTINGS, of all descriptions, made to order.
Corner of First and Ferri , Streets,
JAMES. ItlatITER,
Nos. 5. and 56 Water Street;
MANUFACTURER OF
IRON OIL TANKS ,
SETTLING PANS, COPPERSTEAM PIPE,
BOLLING MILL STAGES,
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C
COOK STOVES.
BISSELL & CO.'S
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, , Bake or Roast as
1"well as any other State in the Union.
• BISZLL tt - 00
No. 235 liberty Street.
PITTSBURGH
Also on band and for sale,
. PARLOR STOVES
HEATING - STOVES,
ORATE FRONTS, FENDERS,
COOKING RANGES, Sic.
CHEAPEST PLACE In the city
TO BUY THE
TRIUMPH COOKIPIC STOVE,
La at, Igo. 140 S GBANT STREET.
P. C. DUFFY.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
STERRIT - & EP' ;
A.RII:IIiV
837 LIBERTY gTREET,
CORNER OF WATNE,
One Square'Delow Union Depot,
airAgentefOr FAIRBANKS' SCALES+ •
.• ;:.
!'4!"
Gumnith and Dealer inlIWw1104:
First Om Ifoo 4 lo deftriptlasit.alwayp
hand and sold at the lowest pilots. ftdpalrthu aehe'
;carefully on short notice. jeue:dfa
---
pRIENIX. STEAM BREWERY.
408. SPENCEE....JAS. D'EA7....IIODEXT LIDDELL.
SrgNaltli 1jTAX14,10;?.:1
'DIALSTERS AND BREWERS
Of Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
_PannURIMM, .L.cr
ROBERT. WATSON, Manager. 0014
4' 4 k 41:11111I1 ;_ al
ipqr .I. LANCE,
40/41in, e hitt; ;et)
Nos. 18410113117Thirit Street,
DYER AND SCOURER
STEM 000D6 CLEARED OR DYED,
YID awns AND Lanza , mums aiwr
-111) QS DT3D • . 5qe:122.14111:114i6
MANUFACTURERS OF
PITTSBURGH. rA.
prrrsniusou, PA.,
And SHEET 111ONVORE,
For Steamboats.:
CET THE BEST.
TRIUMPH; , .
HARDWARE.
Manuractarers and Importers of
CUTLERY, &C.
PITTSBURGH
:) 31'4
§,, 8,6§
- •
HART, CAIIGHEY & CO.,
-- c -
IMRE
BANKERS op
,1311,0ERS,
Corner Third 'and Wood Streets,
P'ITTSI3IMG-11,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART a C 0.,)
DEALERS IX
• ..
p i'
Exchange, Co -,.. Cotipons
..,
And particular attentim e p: d toll e piirchase and
COVERNME T. BONDS. -
~r , Slght _Drafts on London: .;
. , . ,
myLen :
.
N• HOLMES Si, SONS, •, • •
• ,
57 Market Street,
PrrPwszevimix,
,
Deposits received In Dar gouda and Currency.";,
Collections madeon all theprinclphl points of. the.
United‘States and Catindss.'
Stocks Bonds and other SeCurities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attentionpal& to the purobase - and
sale of
United States Securities,
INCLUDING U. S. SIXFS OF 1€1131:
do • 5.510 s;
S. FIV do
EBlO-40s.
U. S.CERTIFICATES OF INDEBETEDNESS.
,' , Orders and Vouchers bought or collected.
"Jamul
KE INTONE BANK,
ra , ra , ssurtcli. PA.
B.kNK IS NOW TRANSACTING A
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
AT THEIR NEW BAssrxer HOUSE
No. 209 lAbertyr Stre,e,t.
Accounts of BANKS, RANKERS, .IIERCKANTS
And others are Invited.
Collections made on all accessible points in the
United States and Canada. -
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
STOCEDOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
GEO. T. VAN DOREN. Cashier.
WESTERN SAI k TLNGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHAItTEILED 1866.
Interest paid on Time pbposits
.ANT SUM RECEIVED FROM
' ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
INTEREST.
Dlncounts Daily at L% o'clock.
President—THOMPSON BELL.
Vice President—A. M. MARSHALL.
DIRECTOII9:_
THOMPSON BELL, :. A. M. MARSHALL,
JOS. DILWORTH. • JOS. ALAREE.
J. J. GILLESPIE..
qiitoe.kholders t 6 whom we make reference!
Win. Forsythe, • - Joseph Dilworth,
Wm. Caldwell, • Rev. David Kerr,
Willis DalselL, Henry Lambert,
D. W. C. Bidwell, A. M. Brown,
E. M. Fulton. Thomas Ewing'.
.4 4 0..ARK4),, h
A" BANKERS. 42
ESTABLISHED IN 1837.
142 r 35 SO 'O-14) ST;
UTH
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
7 3-.108 tionverted Into 6-20.
, STOCKS AND GOLD
Roughi and sold on comuilssion, here and in New
York. TIME PAPER NEGOTIATED".
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OP GOLD
AND CURRENCY. Accounts of Banks and Dank.
ers received on favorable terms.
ALL CLASSES OF SECURITIES TAKEN IN
EXCHANGE AT MARKET RATES. .
pITTSIIOIII3III
• • BANK FOR SAVINGS,
•
FORMERLY THE DIME PAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. 67 Fourth Strout,
NEARLY OrrOSiTs TITS BANK Or PrlTsunnott.
4
CHARTERED IN 1609.
OPEN DAILY from 9 to 4 o'clock„and onWED
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May
lst to November Ist, from Y to 9 o'clock, and from
November le t to May Ist, 6to 9 o'clock.
Books of By-Laws, ac. furnished et the °Mee.
This insiltution es peci ally offer to - those :whose
earnings are limited, 0 opportunity to accumulate,
by small deposits, sully saved, a sum whichlvrin be
a resource when needed, and bearing interest '-in..
steatt of remaining unproducßve.,
, • BOARD OF MANAGERS:
GEORGE A. BERRY. ' . -.•
~, . .
. szczTar.sukiF.vra,
'S. If: HARTMAN, 4.- , I ,JAMES PAliKk 4n.
' ' sgenkTanT , Alen Tltzatferitka. !-...
b. E. ircEnnxic.•, - -..,..,
,
A. BRADLEY,' WM. K. NIMICK,
' A. B,BELL, P. RAIIM
JOHN S. DILWORTH, JOSHUA RHODES,
1 y il l:o 7 l 4 lt i tiktil i ,
B.
le &OTT
11 , i z ,
j
• - 4.- ." - 1 2../tHIB S TO HER ZUG.
—''
1 Gir,toriow-v. W. aA. B.' BELL .. mhl4:vall
~~t ~:~r:~ T ~~,~ ~ ~:~ ~'~ ~ ~ ~+ ~ 4 i ~ ~~1~
r. rh, , ,ltrapciv.:..pßzcsos4Ta Ittomiurri
At*001) 4/zit
BRASS •PODNDERS,
44,1i . 4.20):'0248Aiet:..11.2 , 27t.tr i g;
ea:. or Mild end' Alpertylgireitei
Abovetairoll &. 1 34der7tr;•rittilinigh.
• .
LIGHT AND HEAVY' CASTINGS fOrnislied
promptly-to order,.
Special attention -pald to the dtttn out and
in-
DDalrinßi[of Oil Refineries, Steamboats ,
AGENTS SOH A: S. CAMERON & , 00.'8 . ,
Steam
4These Pdm .have, an:parlor sadvantage• over all
lotSersLand overreacts wzranted, to. give sallatfisok
l'Ullfleitooginantiv On hand. —;fettone
•
JOHN MitCOOPERik;a •
I. -BRAM tOtrigliiillll, -
, ...
GASialittiSTßAW.l,''ti : zi
l e mpozwanfinie , (. 1.
.- ";.---- i'l4°:
Z4Zip TUBMiIek,ORRIAt eirtel ILlt; - }
I ", - i - ' : Winetaireeti4
hi '
1 , .0 int , -. '" S- 4 3 , isp
t - .tim v.ti at Itet 0 ;ttt ,
[ imakinsp:44 •' i NRikail -
, - `Attu a fait:Mr XIMI.aI la oho
inf. oval) -
a ;
.4,
BAINKINOAND,-,EXCILOGEOFFIG.E
TO THE
• Corner of Fifth and Wood' Streets,
fl
Faf 3 ns i rac6n . pted the NATIONAL lIANEOP
PH. R. INIERTZ.-::,!.
ISIT
CONVERSION OF 7...80 8.
We are now prepared to con;ert the SECOND and
THIRD SERIES 9; • ,
.S.V.O73EprnWITEWITES
- 1.70 THE
NeyirlB67 doupon . Bond ' s.
JAMES T. BOADY le CO.
Dealer in. Government- Securities,
"Ortiatita46afitifAilo WOOD
E;2l
art Vittoint* Grids.
pur.ewp*.iimi TW,
OFFICE OF THE FITTSBURSH GAZti.rx E,
THURSDAY; April 2, 18 . 68. .5
The unusual high ,pharges (Cr 'carrying
gold has forced '.arge amounts oil the mar
ket, which and a deellne 'tram X per
cent. The foreign exchange:: sixty-day
bills are firmer and higher on account of
the decline of our bonds In. Europe. .There'
is scarcely any doubt but that gold will,
aevance the moinent - the strlpigency fin
money matters is passed over.
Government securities are dull ald de
eidedly lower, .leas for want of confidence
in the present premium, but for want oC
the means to buy Largely. The pressure to"
sell is mainly from banks and banking'in
stitutions of the east, and_ few bonds come
into market from the west.
Stocks are, very firm, and nearly all the
tuiscellaneous shares have advanced in the
face of a stringent market. The pressure
for mitrw is greater =here than we: have
ever seen it, and almost any rate of inter
est is submitted to for a want of ready
money.
O&osing quotations-as reeeivedlpy_Ph.
Mertz:
Gold, 137%; 1881 bonds, 111; 1862 5-20 s,
100%; 1864
106%; 10-40 d 5, 0 1 0 1 0 % 7 -358,d05 % 07% Consols,
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. .. . ... 90%
Fort Wayne ' 99% .
North Western—common 63%
North Western—preferred 74%
New York Central - ' 121%
Erie 74%
Old Southern 88%.
Ohio Sr. Missisqippi 30%
Western Union Telegraph 35%
Merchants Union Express 34
Corydon ,30
Quartz Hill 1 15
Quicksilver ' 23
—A meeting of the directors of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad will be
holly on the 15th. It is understood that a
stock dividend of 10 per cent. will be made,
to be followed in quarterly dividnds, in
cash, of 214 per cent., commencing Juno 1.
—Closing quotations received by Jarnes T.
Brady &Co. ,
Gold
U. S. 6's, 1881.....
" lf=
" 5-20's, 1661.
" 5-20's, 1865
" 10-40's
" 5.20'5, Jan. and July, '65
II II 44 44 16 , 67
" Juno 7-30'S ,
" July 7-30's
May c'unip., 1865.
CENTRAL LIVE-STOCK MARKET,
,
OFFICE O . tram Prrsszworr GAzETTE,
THURSDAY. April 2, 1868.
Tho market , has again been very quiet
during the past week; both the offerings
and sales being very light, and as has been
the case for some time past, there is scarce
' ly -enough' doing.to establish quotations.
1 One shipper (Peter Klemen) bought nearly
all the cattle that were sold, at prices rang
ing from :7 to BNc‘for fairish to good Mt vat
, .
tic; extra, of which there were none on sale,
._
may be, quoted at 9 japjic. !There was one
_.
shipper - here from Philadelphia this week,-
but finding no cattle, he turned in and
bOught a drove of Sheep; last summer and
fall and-dazing the first part of the winter,
it was nothing unusual to see a dozen. Of
Philadelphia bukera in attendance every
week, and occasionally two or , three from
.
New York, andit waanouncomnion occur-.
rence to see fifty to eighty cars ship ped to
Philadelphia, each week. Noir however
it 'is `sadly 'Changed. For the past three
months we doubt whether the weekly sales
in the aggregate would foot up two hun
dred head,‘ which, comparatively speaking,
is nothing. -We are. in hopes, however,
that a reaction itihear at hand - , and We hope
soon to see business very much improved
and the,eastern . trade reclaimed; we hope
'to ',see"! the pens safilledagsinilpstead of
having them as they now are, fall - of
emptyness, It
,cannet, be expeted, how
ever, that easteninien-willsoome here un
til there is a much larger suply of cattle
from: - ,Whi - Ch ..to Make selections , inift;we' ,.
hope, llierefoixt, -', that; our • Westera •oitticki
growettratioldealeraWifi maltelt a point to
ship their - Cattle tliitCway. - 314:-IS IIO- irlaki
are all the ,s6le44*4ttlyera i rV e, it.t these
Yards during MO musk Au_ -„t to-day at
noon: •..47 -, ini.._ 'i - j. , r*:;'C.A,, e S. ; -
HOlMWAidrerty &VI "sold 'Mile= Pr.
fatanif E inielt*tie for ,'tefla.ettieriA''
7; 24 for _Logan to Kleinetio verk, common
stockers, at, 534;
. g# head of fat cattle for
feud to E.fcYoutig•-tat'BX; theta of very
common for,Wells to Hines at sg.
H. Dte - fil acildldheadatcoMnitaitalnatook '
Ivbhig 8900 at 6 ..
80. - ,c
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I
erica sold 69 head of pretty goal Pt
ecatlewetghing 50,160;,t0 - Peter_Htem - fin
8, At
80: r .4. 4
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SHEEP.
The SheOPPiderketAlikitili 4 cibite stiff
this week, wilickwasawingu,..dinhi hed
arrivals and aiiiinproved - deinaiid. Among
the buyers here this ...week, we noticed
among others: ~ , LeyPi,,___Butiaer and Deltrieh,
of PhUadelphia;*abd` Haltomb & Elll_,
cock & Co., audialUerwyko ,f-lkiter York:
Holders experienced no Mit:loony-hi es'; ing • •sales, an d -. that, too, at...full‘.prices...4,f
anYthinigt .114.1 e abov eAhose of last week.
gaotatidftrinhy frottajtio 7%,
grow, and th_gaiikkillts;spepee et one cent
Por''Obtidd"Midee d `batf thiptgli aid
wooled Sheep; thus frx.t.be,arriyala of clip
ped have been "
154 h ead h -7; ,
Hee rt hea d er "i tit t4d inAl l"d
en*
at 7.
itialaSe acates,tarpar,
l .1010141,
•• • ikOrilia • U1ke11111.44
: ." Mario till tkliafivirtfit
1180 for Bakerto*a at am.
Ara . .... 311611M10
'!ard ItsiiiilDskiris96l4o 7 fox
I , :ts:asart
.. 137 y,
.. 109
. 107%
. 107% ,
. 104;
. 106%
.
. 105%
. 105%
11834
CATTLE.
41POOkrt67•Pierair41±4kitirti
• iiiimb4-11411-at
Lo yd'breikht , 4oliMO-frolii4die,'
bag 90 lbs i nt 6 3 ‘;.75 from R. Campbell at
6,051`x1 from Wm. Reis '(E.,',Mina;'' Sheepyat
7,62; 180 trona. A:•• Work at
31aiikinS §Old DeltrictiMhead of Penni.
'Sheep atss per head. B. Westheiffer :sold
165 tosamet yerwoole4at-6,75.
E. Kase sol d Halcomb'Sr.,
11111, weighing 13,615, at 7,10.
- Beatty sold. 1561miiiitii Hailennib • &
weighing 14,950, at:7,75. B. Sailor to same
buyers, 150 headovetiiing • ls,6oo, -at 7,30.
Staid to same parties, 5 hood at 5. •
s Holston sold 106 head to Pidcock d Co.,
weighing 9175, at 734. Moss it Lorighrey
to same buyers;l76 at 634.
f - Hods.
The Hog market continues remarkably
stilt; and compared with last week, prices
I are a shade higher.. We now quote at 834
to 10y 4 .'for light Neii York to prime heavy
Philadelphia Hogs, mid-qhese may bile
garded as the extremes of the market. The
sales during the week just clesed were re
markably, light, scarcely , .reaching two .
thousand head; and soine of our regular
shippers unableget . their number r - here
are forced to buy in 'Chicago . and ship
throe h.r,r
.& "boi r ight 'lO3 from' W.
Hedges at 10,40;114 from , Mcßride & Co, at
10,25; 194 from lilden at 10,Mm. Shipped
500 head Chime) .ticipte •
Hedges& Taylor sOld 171 head for Dicky
& Seward,to Pidcock & , CO. at 8,40; 224 for
Fisher -k Goff .tniiime • buyer, at 9;.61 for
Browning to Messenger, Gillett & Co. at
1,8%; 184 for Bremainger to - Croi — Eirierick
:& Co. at 8,10; 67 for Ries to. Pidcook & Co.
at 8,6_0. • - " - •
Holmes, Lafferty & Glass , sOld for Berry
to Keyes 89 at 10,30; 16-1 .for Blair to' Pid
cock & Co. at 41,40.
Crotse, Emetic . k t Co. bought 7 from
Casselman pt 9,50; . 55 from - Moss it Lough
rey at 9,60; 188 from G 'Clark at 9;60;138
from G. Clark at 8,50; 17from , , Voorhees at
9,25; 64 from Knick at 9,50; 112 from James
Loughkey at 10,25. Shipped:SOO lead from
Chicago, costing from 9 to 934 . there.
Imhoff &Singer bought 86 froin Pidcoek
it Co. - at 10; 64 from Voter at 9,50; 189 from
Masserigery"Gillett & Co. at 710,55; 111 frOM
same sellers:at 10,75. Shipped -397 from .
Chicagit, costing front 9 t 0,9,50 there.
Singer & Itithoff to Keys 122 head, aver
aging 190 lbs—neat smooth " Hogs for Balti
more, at 10X. -
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PITTSBURGH MARKETS.'
IPME CF ITTSBIIRGIC GdtZta-r.4
THURSDAY • April 2,1868.
The general markets are steady and
moderately active, but with Ont any ma- .4
eriat auxnee. If it was not for, the strin-.
gency in money matters , rid the great
difftculty in making collections, business,
we have no doubt. would be much better;
as it is, dealers generally are forced to re
strict their operations as much as possible
on this very . account " ' I
APPLRS--qulet ' but steady and nu- -
changed: zregular; at' $4 tkig4
per bbl, as to, qualitT. r. -
POTATOES - In fair lead' demand= but
unchanged; regular salea of prune Peach
Blows and Buckeyes at ,53,45 to '3,50 per ,
bbl. New Jersey Sweets, *8:
BUTTER-:-Under the 'influence of in
creased arrivals, the Market, is dull and
drooping, and prime to choice Roll is now
quoted-at 45 to 50c.
EGOS—Quiet and unchanged; we con
tinue to quote at 20 to, 22c. -
GRATY—Winter Wheat is still quoted,at,
$2,53 to $2,55 for Red, - and $2,63 to
82,65 for White. Ruley is scarce; and may
be quoted firm : at $2,25 to 82,30. Oats
scarce and firm but unchanged at 75c, on
track, and 78 to 80c, in store. Ear Corn,
95ctog1. Rye, $l,BO to $1,85.
HAY Isfirm and in light supply but un
changed; regular sales from - countzy"wagons
at R 5 to 8110 per ton for ' good to . strictly
prime Tunothy. Straw is still quoted at
$l5lO 520. •
LARD OIL—Is firm, with regular sales
at $1,07 to $l,lO for No. 2, and $1,43 to $ 1 1 1 35
for No. 1. • - -
PRONISI• ONS--Bacon is still . quoted
at 113; @l2c for Shoulders; 14 to 153ic
for 'Ribbed and Clear - Sides; 173 to
18c for Plain Suga.r Cured Hams, and 1834 c
to isy,e, for Canvassed do. Lard, 16y,c, c m
tierces,' and 17c, in kegs and pails. Mess
Pork, $25,50.
SEEDS—Quiet and unchanged; we con
tinue to quoto at $8 for- Clover; $2,75. for
Timothy. Flaxseed is in active demand
at $2,50, and scarce. • • _
BEANS--Firm but unchanged; regular
sales in store at $4,50 to iieritousheL v
ONlONS—Scarce and unchanged at $4,25
to $4,50 per bushel. Onion Setts quoted at
$6 per bushel. . • , _
. HOMINY—Is dull and unchanged; sales
in a regular way at $6,25 per bbl.
FLOUR—There is no improvement to
note in the demand for tins article, and
while the market is quiet, prices are with
out quotable change. We continue to
qUote good Spring Wheat at $10,50 to $10,75;
choice do, $ll to 811,25. Winter Wheat,
at $11,50 to $12,25, and s;ncy.brands l i st $l5
to $l6. Rye Flour Is fultt at IA
•PITCSBURGIH pETiI9LP;CM.
OFIFCE OF THE Pxrpmfinelt GA I. ,
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" • Tannisnix.. April 2; 1 .
CRUDE - -The market is d, if
anything,
'
a e weak • °ugh , unchange
We ean. - repoit asale of' 250 obis for aft the
year, huyer's optien t at 12c; ',spot and first
Wateroil:may be quoted at- 8%0, and - May
and Juno at OW; City. telegram s re
port market:dull at $3; and:river- rising and
snowing: The sales . ..thus far this week
have not: been very heavy, but with low.'
water, limited receipts and a very figght
supply, ' holders are firm, notwithstan ding
the foreign news rather unfavoyableian
refined le weak, with a : - drooping ten
4enev.
• RtFlNED—There are no new character
iistics in the Maaket for 'bonded oil, ferther.
than under the influence of a slight decline
at Antwerp, the feeling,seems to, be a little
offish, and' buyers are asking for slight con
cessions, h refieer!,as-, a matter ,of
coutse; are We 'can
report sada of 1000..bbls for the, first half of
April, tit 25 3Wafrd'1000fbriasithalfotsame
Month,. at 251ic._ Spot ollisAnoted,at 24Xe
to 25 e,aird writ - o;yeittic-11nOthia'
ARRIVALS - -The following are the - re,; . -
pOrted arrivals of off to-day• ••••- • • - • • ...
Fisher d; IA
W. bicCutclieort.: ,
Total
..... . 840
OIL SHIPMENTS molt I • 4 lwqrnisaa,.li4a*
Fisher Sc Bro. 143 b ila e o 9.P 14*
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, Butchinfolnßef.bbls refined •
to Warden; Frewr& Co;; Philadelphia.`:..
W. P. Logan 48, ; do residuum to W.
Logan- "
`Chicago Cattle ket. •
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137 ' Tek . 411511 A00, .44u5e 4
.ftzette •• •
llogSi - retwio i
o,7•l6fiead; good to ehoicelotaliktibc highbr
Commongrafiesilulkand:2oB2se lower; sales; -- -
at• .17,40a8,00 for comMlint44l,24o,7sAlit
Medium '-to...fair, Anil . 1 1 21 4476, for good to
choice ; shi p ments , 2,332 hesil::Beef Cattle;
heat gradefilli:Vikquumfilies
ateadyand a.t,4s,_bnatiflzji •
for Aged ..-bot#l#:4lisollCna k Wzor'l
medium ,falr, steers, and 118,0a9AP: for'
good to s--rf
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.. . New York th y: 60#10441Ptinif.4 ,- Z
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market is less liSi? '''' " -. ... . ng mw'
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