6. rs
4S. VZLINER, Pres't
pITTSBITRGH FORGE ,
AND IRON CO.,
ItAMIFACTI:RERS OF
- Bar Iron;
Ealbroadylatt Bars and Bolts;
Ibithitid Car Axles 'Welled;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
Moritaottre Eraires;
tatattaotlie Frame' shapes;
Bide f"mis;
italsel,Strtips;
platon Heads;
Steamboat Shafts:
Stasiabeat Cranks; .
Piston Bodo, Wrlstri .
Pitman Jaws, Collars, ite.,
Office, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBURGH. P
RAFF, BYERS Si, CO., • i
G
MANUFACTURERS OF'
Bar, 'Hoop and Sheet Iron,
WROUCHT IRON,
Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
Water &e
OIL *ELL TUBING.
coface, No. 93 Water St,
L'~l
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
12.29:e33
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK
.IfANIIFACTLTEERS OF
Best Commonflielined, Charcoal
JUNIATA BLOOM IRON.
MERCHANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON
HOOP 'BAND. T and ANGLE IBON:
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
MOWMfrANDHEAPERMARS:I • •
CYLINDER and GUARD or FINGER IRON - .
SMALL T RAILS `2O and 16 lbs. to the yard.
WROUGHT CHAIRS and SPIKES for same.
FLAT RAILS. Punched and Countersunk. •
COAL SCREEN IRON.
NAILS AND SPIKES.
Warehouse and Office at the Works; GREEN
'UGH STREET, (a continuation of First street,)
("Joining the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh;
EVERSON, PRESTON &, CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
Warehouse, Nos. 166 aud 167 FIRST,.STBEET,
opposite 3lonortgaheLa House, • -
5i514:46.' PITTSBITRGH.
STEEL WORKS,
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
• SINGER, NIMICK
• . 3 1 , A1•4 4- UPACTITEERS OF *
•
BEST REFINED
.CAST. STREL,
Square, Flat and Octagon, of all sizes.'
ItturaLT, Cr / Re - malt, GA.la AND Cnoss-CuT
SAW PLATES.
ELLIPTIC AND SEMI-ELLIPTIC
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
CAST SPRING STEEL,
Cast_ and German Plow Steel,
. . .
s AND MOWER BARS -
17- figaxos G , TIRE;
SICKLE,SHOWEL, HOE, RAKE,
. YORK,-TUB, CALK and • •
•
MACHINERY CAST STEEL; •
CROW BARS, Ac., &c.; &c.
Wirethiiilsf;BB Watir street, Pittsbaigh.
,INIMM3I9II. STEEL . WORKS.
ANDERSON COOK Is CO.,
(SUCCESSORS TO JONES, SOFD & C 0.,)
kiwi:actinera of the
. •
BEST, ,
.BEHNED CAST. ,STEEL;
SQUARE, FLAT and OCTAGON
wTES. HOE, FOSS and SHEfrr elEfIzesVES 12 ; 4 : ;
CAST STEEL tar .
Reaping and idowng Machines,
. • Stefl'PlowlThigs,
Axles,. Circulars, /cc., dye.
Cast and Common Plow & Spring Steel.
Ogiee--Coiner FIRST AND ROSS STREETS, two
blocks above the Monongahela House.
ocltnd9
IL* It BARE & PARKIN,
:.GZNILILAL reimczns:
METCALF,'WM. REUBEN MILLER,
GEO. W. BARR, I CRAB, PARKIN.
BERCLq.. PArrspx—S- M. -xrER
CRESCENT STEEL: WORKS,
• EU, BAUR
.
OM* 339 Liberty
PITTSBURGH. PA.
feli:• • •
AitiEsNE ,
Iron and Steel Works.
COLEMAN, RAI4 irA - lc CO.,
ALINPVAcn7 I 4 II3 :gr
Iron, Nails, ,Spligs, Axles, Steel 4 &C.
WAREHOUSE:
jaisogo PITTSBURGH.
LACK- INIARIOND,
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.;
• hapkiti or
figighourop, . s
~_1111P1734311T..1.,
ig
°Zee and Ware
13_ 1;10,..:151 . i 12 4 sircoiD
and 110 and 121 ;As/ EiTIizEKD,
PITTSBIIIISH.
pox CITY MILLS.
ROGERt. & BURCHFIELD
Manufacturers of 'REFINED, CUARCOAL, Jl7-'
NIATA and POLIBEWI;k,
cAiErwri" - ; - `iff -..-
Office and Warchoule;NU,Aß, u ST.
r OOPPERiP P ' ' ""
rBl3piciipoß , ~ , , , ~s
lteritit ilrii,4o, l3 KarirniG wow,
..pix-'iviintrzte'rt.
, .
, . . . , .
~..''.*)4ll.*, McCURDY & c 9.,
itialilici6rii:: of Ellitiathlk : Bnalati , 'and Bid'
C 010.4 Prealed Copper , sp s , Elthed Still BO.'
*PAWIkr t!older. Isa ar ra ia ll . lar trt
•Tiot Mu%
81"sl are i g:W 143110.421 - W
and -- t
t
_ .
ISCOMlDVallifri l a w ftiltutlib rfr vandrad 'pg* 4
Spieliaiadomat -Csteti
Mos.
~. siii:olirdwi"-
W. P.' Pop. 011; Supt. I
AND
BERLIN'
rowmpar..
.PRIOE-skSIB
Office and Warehouse, 29.. Wood . Street,
• • - -•
Mentifecture and kcericonstanDy on band
•
. .
skeinThisiable.., and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
And Castingi generally. 'ap.N,ye
JOHN. R,ONEY,
HECLA FOUNDRY,
Earson St., Ninth Ward, near A. V. R.
MANUFACTURER OF
HA wmER BIER, STEEL IdOULDS,
Rolling Mill and Machine Castings generally.
JOBBING WORK proinptly attended to. Orders
soLiciteti an d cure lUKT.llllo•eatistactorily executed.
AL FOUNDRY -
AND ROLL WORKS,
sso Pent Street.
B°III2} W,BOYD , <&.,BAOALEY.
Chill Bale, Mill Cutlass Roil Lathes, &c.
FULTON MACHINE WORKS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1830.
- Irani:factory of STEAM ENGINES; of all ekes:
ardor Ike - most approved pmw, ti or ii...
„in..; BTHAM sm .7
OATEI And . AM. many
BOATS A variety of 10, 111 'and 6 bone t•
ENGIAEB, whitch, will be sold at. Ve.l7 ' reduced
' P;FP. OEM6E, Areilisirine O - "
Tliftymilea bele* Pittsburgh; on the Ohio flier and
linen( C. &Y. ii. '., - - 1 non h 7 •
SAM: f r ,II .4tL : WII.CHAN )
IRON BROKER,
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
se l ptrals r a t a e llr l Dn i ktriglig ß onilt‘
and other brands, of Anthracite, .
.. Yongthjogheny
Coke.and Q. El..Ohliecoal • •
PIG mows. .
consignmenta 4 u,d oroori.rentforioty 69"ucitid.
1 - 3)issournoDfireit;..Futak:ost
ATWELL, -LEE it, CO.-wittr inssolied on the
t ofirebreary,lBsB,byanntnar:ooneent. Either
partner may alga the namelethe arm In eettleznont.
- • • , ,i;, , - , 4011ATWELL.
CHARLES 2C ATWELL.
4 , .. -f , . ~ _, ~?,A, .• , A.,',14 LEL .1 ii - .. -
'
The dndentfirtarre in V u lfEALE
OROCZBYJI I ..tot r an style of
a r i t tia
aTwELL a LIM at d ' No. second
Woi4itgeZ z i u ar e 4:lYar
1 •gwif
„„,....W,821.
_.. 7*
pae m „.... meek 4Pgai 9l •llN °ail'
ATLAS
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
PITTaBt RGH.
'THOMAS N. MILLER, Piesiilent.
These Works are among the largest inie most
complete establishments in the West: and.are now
prepared to furnish
Engines, of ever . description.
Boilers, Oil Tanks.
Sheet *hi Woiek.
Railroad Castings.
Boning Mill Cessna"
Engine Castings.
Xrariipp)Castiogs.
deneiid
n09:n.63 ORDERS SOLICITED
NATIONAL' FOUNDRY. •
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Broa/ltnan Streets,
(NINTH WARD.) •
t i 'ITTS33IOII,6,I*,
- WM. SMITH
. .11.farLufnoturer Of .
CAST IRON BOWL. PIPE,
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS.
My Pipcs are all cast Invariably In Pits, in dry
.sana, and 12 feet lengths. Also, full assortment of
. _
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
of would also Gas I:lTlV.:ll2lllE°M7srlll"adcnts
re 16: no
ME 'HAP FORT PITT FOUNDRY CO,
. CHARLES RNAP, President.
J. M. lENAP. Vice President.
0. METCALF, Sec'y and Treaer.
J. H. WADE, Engineer.
Jr. G. KNAP , General Manager.
DIIIECTORS:
JAMES B. MURRAY, of Lyon. Shorb & Co.
A. E. W. PAINTER. of J. Painter & Sons.
C.S. , MERRON. of Spang, Chalfant & Co.
THOS. S. BLAIRof ShoonbOrger &Co.
Wllt. METCALF, of Miller, Barr & Parkin.
.74ANUTACTCHERiOF
Bolling Mill and Blast Machinery.
RETORTS and CASTINGS, of every cloned:talon.
ERNEST'S NAIL MACHINES.
L. O. LIVINGSTON.W. 11. BORT.W. A. ROBINSON, Jll.
LITINISTON & CO., •
IRON 'FOI7NTIERS,
3tANUFACTUMERS OF.
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
•
All descriptions. for Plumbers and Gas Fitters; Ag
ricultural Implements, Cotton and Woolen 31111 51a
chinery, "&c:
AU Job Work promptly attended to.
Office and Works—WASDiNGTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, ra.
ON REA
Successors to ROBINSON, MINIS & MILLERS,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PITTSIURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary. Steam En
gines. Blast Engines, Mill Machinery. Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; Oil Tanks and
Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron M ork. •
Once, No. 19. corner First and Smithfield Streets.
Agents for GIFGARD'S PETENT INJEC •Mt for
feeding Boilers. jall:rs2.
LII:G11 M. BOLE i HESTER OR.
JAMES NELSON A. B. BOLE:
pDITSTRIAL WORKS. . - • .
•
. .
HUGH M. BOLE & 'CO.,
Founders, Engine Builders and Machinists,
Make to order MARINE AND LAND STEAM EN
GINES. of all siteS, warranted to give satisfaction.
CASTINGS, or ever- description, made to order.
JAmzs NELSON", 5np f t.......A.. B. BOLE. Foreman.
Machine Shop, corner POINT ALLEY and DU
QUESNE WAY. Foundry, Nos. 39 and 34 Third
street.
my10:1286 PITTSBURGH, PA.
MONT BLANC rovinoirc• •
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite talon Iron Mills, )
• PIT'FBI3IO/141-1..,
Belling Bill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
• gEBBIZEIT. ,86 ILLCIMIND.
IRON BROKERS.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
.` 44.1: - 447 : 4 ('1';g:1r - -'"
P 1 a'SBIT RGIE GAZETTE : SATTURIYAY; - APRIL: 1368
§=l
r°ll`l.'l4ilTT-. -
BOILER, STILL AND TAME
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUED TUBITKAR, FIRE
BOX AN.) CYLINDER STLAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS, . •
egnmErs, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
,
• DEXSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASO3IETERS AND 1 IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SKUTES.
°Mee and Warehouse. corner Second
. Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa
Alir Orders sent to the -above address will be
promntiv attended to. • mh7:
E.W. oin OW....JAS. D. DAILMIILL....JAS.BLA m
O'HARA BOILER WORKS.
MORROW; BARNHILL &
hfANUFACTITRERS OF
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Ag!tator's,
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASOMETERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORE, &c.
Cor. Liberty and Second Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA
REPAIRING promptly_done. iYI:b2
WM. BARNHILL & CO.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND SKEET IRON WORKERS,
N05..20, 221, 24 AND 26 PENN ST
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 warminted equal to any made In
the country. Chimneys,.Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, CondenSers, Salt
Pans, Tanks,oll Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Iron.llridges, Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhlll's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice.
ROBERT LEA,
ISLiiiL - FACTiTRER OF
Steam Engines and Boilers,
FREIGIIT HOISTERS,
AND DOCTOR ENGINES.
CASTINGS, of all descriptions, made to order.
Corner of First and Ferry Streets, •
. PITTSBURGH. PA
JAMES M,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street;
PITTSIIITRGE4 PA.,
MANUFACTIMER
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER PIPE
ROLLING MILL SThCKS
And SHEET IRON AVOIIR.
For Steamboats
STIOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
COO 4 'STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSIEILL & CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
•y - -
FOR BITEMVENDUS
Warranted to Cook, Bake br Roast as
well as any other: Store in the Union.
BISKFTT4 & 00. 1
No. 2.35 Liberty Street
Also on hand and for sale: - I -
PARLOR STOVES
I
HEATING STOVES,_
• ,:GRATE Pitorrrs FENDERS,
COOKINGRANGES, •e.
CHEAPEST PLACE in the City
TO BUT THE
TRIUMPH COOKINC STOVE,
Is at No. 1443 GRANT STREET.
P. C. DLTSFY.
HARDWARE.
LINDSEY, STERRIT & EUWER,
Sfanufacturers and Impoiters of
1-1. rt 320 W it ,
~CUTLERY, &C.
337. LIBERTY STREET,
CORNER OF WAYNE,
One Minors Below BPlon DePot*
PITTSBURdIi.
Sr Agents for BilitijANßl3,ll4:3AtEl3.
•
FMiI9BIIiANR,
FIFTH ST., bet. Tnnnel k Chatham St's,
,Gansmith andlimiler ilware.
• nisi class goods of all descriptions alliaga on
hand and sold at the lowest prices. Hdpairin_g done
carefully on shot; itettpp.:.
IM
pmfracix ! STEAD" 13F , EWESIG ,,
JOS Erproonr.:. JAS. wicAr..-..noniarr
SPENCER, M'KAY & CO.,
MALSTERS AND BREWERS
Of *Ale, Porta .and -Brown Stout,
• PITTSBURGH, PA.
RARE= 'WATSON; Manager.'
DYERSAItD, SCOURERS.
1N1 ."4.4.110 , 141 ,
r J.. LANCE,
.„.
MEE
- N05...185 If(/' /87 ' 1"1 " / :, 8tr ",. , t 2 t
OE
D'YE'R AND SCOVIttI,:
0:40, 1 010ItIrp,~ f t - • '
,1 444-14 .4 1111
at D th.
)• ' .
lIA-N'tkACTOlifiltS OF
itis:c2l
.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood ;Streets,
PrPTSDVIRGII,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART & C 0..)
DEALERS,IN
Exchaitge, Coin, Coupons,
Aud pArticular attenti:: le p; ,) l4l toll e purchase and
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
N. HOLMES & SONS,
33.41...1VMC.1MMLEL,
57 Market Street,
prrrpsuxunGii, PA.
Deposits received in Par Finds ind.Carrency.
Collections made on all the principal poiuts of the
United Statee and Canadas. • ' •
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION'.
Particular attention paid to the purchase ar.d
sale of
United States Securities,
INCLUDING U. S. SIXES OF 1881: •
do do 5-20 s;
S. 'FIVES 10-40 s. • •
U. S. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBETEDNESS.
Orders and Vouchers bought or collected.
ja3o:al
KEIESTONE BANK,
I'ITTS3I37.7IICrii.
TIIiSBANK IS NOW TRANSACTING A.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
AT'THEiR NEW BANKING HOtT3E
No. 209 Liberty Street.
Accounts of BANKS, BANKERS, IIfERCIIANTS
and others are Invited.
Collections made-on all accessible points in the
Malted States and Canada.
Interest Mowed on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
GEO. T. VAN DOREN. Cashier.
WESTERN SAVINGS RINK,
No, 49 Fourth Street.
CHA.RTErt,I) 1866.
Interest paid on rlline Deposits
ANY SUM RECEIVED FROM
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUDJF:CT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
INTEREST. .
Dlscounts Daily at 12 o'clock.
President—THOMPS'ON BELL
Vice.Presldent-4. M.' MARSHALL
TIIO.II ; E'SON.BELL, A. M. MARSITALT.,
JOS. IMWORTIT. JOS.',ALAICEE.
J. J. GILLESPIE,
Stockholders to *hom we make reference:
Wm. Forsythe,, ; Joseph Dilworth.
‘Vm. Caldwell, • Rep. David _Kerr
Willis 'Mizell. Hen 7 Lambert,
D: W. C. Bidwell, ,A. M. Brown,
E. M. Fulton. . Thomas Ewing.
e tia R
C b
V - BANKERS.
- ESTABLISHED IN '1837.
lirs 3$ SOUTH IVO° ST
PHILADELPHIA.
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
7 3-lOs Converted Into 5-20.
STOCKS A 111) GOLD
Bought and sold on commission, here and in New
York, TIME PAPER NEGOTIATED.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OF GOLD
AND CURRENCY. Accounts of Banks and Bank
era received on favorable terms.
ALL , CLASSES OF SECURITIES TAKEN' IN
EXCHANGE AT MARKET RATES.
fe24:ISS
priTsuutwal •
•
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
FORMERLY TIIE DLNlEp:virmostiNsTirtrrtox
No. 07 FourtliStrooto
NEARLY OPPOSITE TEE MANX OF PITTEDURGII.
CHARTERED IN 1882.
OPEN DAILY from 9to o'clock', and on WED.
NESDAYAnd SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May
•
Ist to November Ist, from 7 to 9 o'clock, and. from
November Ist to May Ist, to - •
Rooks of Dy-Laws, &c., furnished at hosece.
This institution especially offer to whose
earnings are limited, the opportunity to accumulate,
by small deposits, easily saved, a sum yrhichlwßi be
a. resource wheuneeded, and bearing interest
ln
stead of remaining unproductive.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:. ' •
PIIESIDENT,
GEORGE A. -BERRY. • " •.
VICE EItESIDENTS,
S. li. HARTMAN, ; JAMES PARK, dn.
SZCEETAIII , AND TILE.AEUTIER,
•
D. E. McKINLEY.
A, nRADLyx-„: •. Whf.
A. 8. BELL; 'F. RAH3f'
JOHN S. DILWORTH, JOSHUA ) ' MODES,
:G. FOLLANSBEE, 10IIN Bcory
JAS. L. GRAHAM, Ft. C. SCHMERTZ,
CHRISTI) HER ZUG, I
BOLICITOILBrO. BELL, mho
r._ ::T -i, TTING
P. L. ATWOOF..;.BRITBON JONES... . .J. IVCJ..VPRILY.
ATWOOD 4:. ii6CAIFIFILET;
GAS AND. STEAM FITTERS,
nor. of Third and Liberty llfroefO t
Above darroillSnyders, Pittahurgh,
LIGHT AND HEAVY' ..CASTI. tUrttisheit
promptly to order.
to
&-•
:pan&co. ecial att tat pai d the ilttln out and re=
g e t
r 011 -Bellnerles, ../ 3 teambirlats. Rolling
Eg,
MIAM , Folk A. 8 .1041E419.N.A.00.7§. ) 5 team dumps and
Blower_ Engines.
' These Pumps have superior advantages over all
others and every oneismarranted to give satlstac•
'PUMPS constantly on-hand. fe.Z:ule
Joriv
JOHN IfLICOOPMEA Coi;
t_ 1 , 2 ,t.
AWLS'S rtimrstornitsi f v
GAS,ANDiSTEA3I
- of IrUME.B AND BRA)3B I4 *
se
D
every derlptlont dealers la. OA&
.IN TUBING. or all kinds. ve, ‘t 4
tomer Streets,
t , ta. terr.r3 AnAP.:=,
a .100 i A-Nr05'w.074,0, 44 , / a 4a. aR
ooker vq,-uoir
. . .
R.i1.,::.:J-..'...--,.?.7.,':.t•-1.7.'',J:-.',.±
I linirt itE.Meti;ED
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
Comei of Fifth and vrood_.mmtB;.
Formerly occupied by the NATIONAL BANK O}
COMMERCE.
PH. R. MERTZ.
CONVERSION OF 7•3 O's.
We are now prepared to convert the SECOND and
THIRD SERIES of
BEv EN-THIRTIE J
INTO TII.E.
New 1867 5-20 Gold Coupon Bonds,
JAMES T. BRADY & C 0 .%
Dealer in Government Seeurities,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STS.
litbintrgij etkEttt
FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, I
FRIDAY, April 3, 1868.
Gold declined again to-day . to 137%, after
having been to 1383 g. The demand at these
low rates is increasing, but the scarcity of
money before the quarterly statement at
the banks to -morrow• prevents speculators
from buying at present prices to have it
carried. The low rates of our securities in
England, even so near the half yearly in
terest payment, will have a tendency to
strengthen the gold market as soon as the
stringency of the money market is over,
and speculators may run up prices consid
erablrat the oversold condition of thamar,
ket. / • - - • . •
Govern Mont bonds were firm and higher,
especially all the old issues of 5-20 s and
•those of 1887. Sellers, however, are pre
dominent in the interior towns. Stocks
have advanced _about 3 to one per cent.
throughout the entire list. .
Money is even more stringent than yes
terday, but it will be less difficult to obtain
Money on collaterals or first-class paper at
the beAinning of next Week, and riearly
everybody is willing to extend a credit for .
a few days for paper outside the bank.
Closing quotations as-received ; by Plt,
Mertz:- ..
Gold, 137%; 1881 bonds, 111%; 1862 5-20 s,
109%;:1864 do, 108; 1865 do,108%; Consols,
106%; 10-40 s, 1005; 7-30 s, 105%.
Cleveland 6: Pittsburgh R. R....
Fort Wavne
North Western—common ..
North Western—preferred
New York Central
Erie -
Old Southern •
Ohio & Alississippi •
-Western Union Telegraph,'
Merchants T.Tnion Express
Corydon ...
Quartz Hill. .. . ......
Quicksilver....
. •
—At the special meeting of the stock
h?lders of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
R4ilroad, at Cleveland last week, the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously ad
opted, the whole vote being 76,558:
Resolved, That, by and under the pro
visions of an act of the Legislature of Ohio,
of April 11, 1858, the directors of the Cleve
land& Pittsburgh Railroad Company are
hereby authorized, at their discretion, to
increase the capital stock of the Company
to the amount of 10 per cent. of the present
capital stock, and to divide the same among
the shareholders pro rata on the amount of
stock held by them . respectively at this
.date, as shown by the books of the Com
pany, and under such provisions as to frac
tional shares as the directors deem proper.
—The last circular of Belding, Keith it..
Co., Amerleah. bankers, in London, says:
The cause the United States credit is
so low here is not because there are not
funds to be had mabundance at a moderate
rate, but because of the doubt, uncertainty,:
and, we may almost sav, entire distrust as
to the good:faith of the - United States. Re
move that, and you can put things on a
specie basis, and have. "your bonds at par
here at five per cent., but for the present
not less than six per 'cent-will command
par. At this moment the securities of
Massachusetts are twenty per cent. in
value above those of the -Union because
investors believe In , . the honesty Of -Massa
chusetts, and are hot so fully persuaded of
the Federal honor; yet contending parties
would still further imperil the credit of the
nation to secure their immediate ends.
=Closing quotations received b3rJames T,
Brady &Co.
Gold
137 K
111%
. r.
100%
108
• 108 . 11,
.. 100%
106%
107;,
105
105%
118%
S. 6's, 1881.....
~ 5-20's, 1862
4, 5-20's, 1864.
~ 5-20's 1865
4, 10-40's -
5-20's, Jan. and July, '65
41 ti 41: -
" June 7-30's
4, July 7-30's
May Comp., 1865
PITTSBURGH METAL MARKET,
OFFICE CF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, April 3, 1868.
The metal market his been::-.4nodOrately
active this week, the reported sales, in the
aggregate, being apmewli# 2 .,larger_ thah
those of last Week, - and with ii:.stiady de
mand for leading brands, and light
rivals, pricpaarewell.!mstaihed. ~ C ommon
and inferiol;:7kiadeis, } ,ain - dult.nn4 , aithade
easier,- „We Auote the'
100 tons No. 1 Extra F0rge,..1 1 51 00-80 d's
200 is g 4 50 mh:
" " ' 5l OCl;'=4 mos
5 0..' "' ;00?-limos,
150 aH. It. No:1 FOundry.. 45 00- time
50 " " No. 2 Foundry.:.' 44 - MY -I-tibia
40 • " No. I-Foundry... 47 ; 00-,time :
20 - -" - No =I Foutidry'::: 46 004hioei
30 " Cold Blast 66, 00--4 mos
100 4 , Meditin grade ron'dy 42 'OO--imos
40 '- Common Foundry ... 40 50- cash
100 " Juniata Forge 46 00- cash
BITUMINIIB COAT filMELTiii FROM LAHR
SU
•PERIOR'ORR, - . ' .
400 tons Grey Forgo--at fur.... 833 75- (lash
400 ' 4 ‘ . Rochciater 35 65-4 mos
200 It . 44 44
, 44 3 5. 65 _ 4 mo
600.::White and kottled, • • - 77 ,„
to arrive ' 36 00 - -6 mos '
500 " Open Grey-to ar 38 00-:.ffi nos '
100 " f, !,"„ 4 '; ,- "trit , lL j ' ail 38 00-4 mos
30 "' Vouzidirlfixim - yard: 30'00
: Mahouinginfertor... p. t.
50 " Neutral 34,119-11 , 40
. ANTERADITR.
4 00-4
. , „
20 tons No.- 3 g9rgo" $4l
30 ", No: 1 ~ Foundr 42 cash
SO it'; N o. l F oair d ry VilXl74.unig
20' " No.' 2 F0u1adry,.‘.;....:.. :417.00-1-4—thiZeri
30 4* . ‘ , .-Fohndu--- • - • 4 0 0 0 ;:4ifi ce
30 'l"' Potind. 40 00--4mbs
80i , 311,14}113r;RiTgq.t.£+•tr-o P. tc-1-i.•
so ." No.
ICl Plt ia rtMEtr Uttar 159,AP7'
A141416 .""q ,fs"..
400 %IV ftnilhai . 60-432004
TO THE
100 1 /
62
74 . 34
121%
73%
88j
303/
3631
34
30
115
25
OIL SHIPICE'TS PER A.:, vr„, n.., n.'; , --Two DAYS.
Lockhart & Frew, 287 dpi, do to Warden,
Frew & Co., Philadelphia. 1
Livingston & Bro., 3000 do to Emil
Schalk, 'P hiladelphia .:: ,'..- ,' . _ --
McKelvy & 8r0.,. 218 do. o ,to W. P. La..'
gan &Brcv., Philadelphia. , --
P. Weisenberger & Co., 9dodo to War
den,Frew & Co., Philadelphia:-
0.3. Jones, 150 do do to tF. A. Dilworth
& Co.,Thiladelphia. 11 :- •
Na. Ref. Co., 500 do do tii P. Wright dc
Son, Philadelphia. : I '
.
OIL - SHIPXENTS
,PROM DU r rTESNE DEPOT.
,
Maher &13ro l , 55 bbls c de to W.F. La - . _
gait & Bro : . Philadelphia. I'
W. P. Logan, 122 e lii- to W. P.
Logan & Bro., Pink
. . -
,
wiirr',. E T.P.AD 0 PAINTS.
Messrs: Ha rr i s & Ewing, volesale drug
gists, corner of Liberty and. Wayne streets,
quote the following brands:;
Strictly pure White • Lead; 3. S. & --
l ir . ...
Pittsburgh White Lead : , orks, 14c '
Pure ....:„ 13c
Banner, Pnre..lf „12c
Eagle, Pure ,
Pacific, Pure _ 19
Pearl, Snow White -
Preninuni Pure, assorted ca ' 13c
Snow White, Zinc, J. S. , Son,
Pure -
1514 c
Snow White Zinc, P. e... 14c
Snow White Zinc, Banner,.. t 13c
Snow White Zinc, Imperial
ti 9421
prrrgBF,SGB3I3f!UG ;!ifIAIIKET., • ,
°Filen CP Tam ftrzimmaksAzETTE,
FnIDAY. April 1868..'
We have "been advised ofl no Changes of
unportanCe. citric Acid, 1104-mid Caniiihoi:;,;
Gain Shellac; Dutth 'llla4der;
ChloratePntassa, lodide : of Po- `
Zdorial*,. and Quinine ; ;
oontinna Wkil; and iio", lo*iir -
Auotidions: ' _ ' • ' ,
NeW York Dry Coodsibiarket.
(By :Telegraph to the Vltttiburi4ll
NEW Tons, April I3.—Tge Dry Geed& .
market for cotton goods' s active Ali
prinLl:lt sold at the.closeam topxopTc4uctiork
'
and most agents had Scarcely' any gaces to
offer, and refused tomune aPricci Spragnes
are fix_ed ibr to-day,el 15 regular and job
qui* 14; "Minehester 13; AmOskeag 13;
Lowell .gtVottld seeM..t
that mints are going up higher. Gray cloths. . )are held at 9m, and extra as high as 9%.
Heavy - broynxeacetiagtaruifirmAt,Blial9
for best makes . " - Illeaohed M'ruitinfi',Of•ver
tain styles 34c higher ; 'Amoskeag A 19; tip
top 18a18N; New Market C le.
CBS Telegraph to the Maher& Casette.]
Lowseittr, >April- t - - - affiobaceo" attire:
sales 238 hh , da.Augs Vufaotrong at
15,28a34,50. 4:T6VA:it' itgwra-'4lour; an
p_c_frilne ,4r41460413100.
Wheat .2,45aza oar re =co r n
85c. (ti
e trrlilko, so . Bas
con iwc.
.; - Bum Meats;
shoulders .11VO4,elev , el
•
_
, ~.ChleaKo Cattle Market. ,
atr Teitlitrisk ta:titai litAm4azi4ette,i I 71: „ Ijir
CRWAGo*..4.pril#.—Tiiye Mga_actlyeand ,
firm at $7,6W4873 (for acanippat2MOlt,Bso:;
for good, and
~fl 9 OftS„80 Ibr R okoice. Beat '
tt je
Cattle tiratatiand'AllietfaSeleat a
6,45 for stock atmen WI b l ithPre' e; •
it•___,... 76B 7,ZOTesi. light st e ers, at 4lN . illa:,
ip.,.. 4 -7 4: - '
PITTSBURGH: 1. , : KETS. - ---
.
OFFICE OF THEPITHII.I,ERGH GAZE T TE,
Faztuis April 3, 1868.
7
The general rnarketa ,_are quiet but
steady, and dy, and while the demand forall of the
IF the
lead ,Commodities is restricted Mainly to
*
r
supplying immediate 1 ants, there is,
nevertheless, a fair volume of business, in
the aggregate, and, gimerally speaking,
prices are without any Material changes.
. ,
APPLES—Green Apts are scarce, and
in steady local demand,l nd we can report
regular sales in store' at $4 to $6 per bbl.
BUTTER—Continues 411211 and weak, un
der the influence of increased arrivals, and
prices are barely inaintainedl we now quote
prime to . Choice-Roll at 45 to 48e, -and 50c.
EGGS—In good supp) • and dull, and
c anno t fairly fie quoted. ve 20e.
PROVISIONS—Bacon. is somewhat ex
it
cited, and prices are , hi g er; wo now quote
at 12 to 12,!,;,c for Should.e ; 1414 to 14;4c for
Ribbed, land ‘1514 - to 15A - c for Clear Sides:
17a ,to 18c for Phan Sugar Cured Hams.
and 1834• to 183 , c for Caned do. Lard
unchanged at 16;4e, in ,tierces, and 17c, in
kegs. Mess Pork Is higher; $25,75 to "v 26.
SEEDS—Cloverseed Is (inlet and un
changed at $B, and tolSe same is true of Tim
othy at $2,75. Flax.seed ils still quoted at
$2,50 to $2,55.
DRIED FRUIT—Is dell, witti a supply
in excess of the demand time prices are un
changed; 10% to'il34e for Peaches, and 7 to
8c for Apples. -
___ l . ' I . . .-
GRAIN--Winter Whea, is quiet and iiii,
changed at $2,53 to p,55 for Red, and 5 to
8c higher for White as tt:::quality. Corn is .
dull but unchanged; salesLof Ear; on wharf,
at 95 to $1; it was reported , that there had
been a sale of two or ithree thousand
bushels of Shelled at $1,05, delivered on
thewhatf—to go np the onongahela river.
Oats quiet; we now quot at 73 . to 75C, on
wharf and track, and 77 o 80e, in store—
sale of 250 bushels at 77c.'11Rye is quoted at
$1,76 t 0.51,80. Nothing doing in Barley.
HAY—Baled Hay is selling on wharf at"
$2O to $245, as to quality.. Loose Hay from
country wagons 'may be quoted at $25 to
$3O-per ton. - • •
FLOUR—Is quiet and - Unchanged; $10,50.
to to $10,75 for good Spring Wheat; $ll to
$11,2570r choice do; $l/,75@512,25 for Winter-'
Wheat, Wheat, and $l4 to slsfor fancybrands. Rye '
•
Flour, $9. ' 4 •
LARD OIL—Is firm ,it unchanged at
$l,OB to $l,lO for No. 2, and $1,33 to 81,35 for
No. L ' ' " 'lll ' f'
BEANS—Scarce and firtn but unchanged
at $4,50 to $5 per bushel. 11 _ ' -, • -
HOMINY—Quiet- saleti t $6,25.
11 _ . .
PITTSBURGH P TROLEUM MARKET.,
OFFICEpF THE. PITTSBITI6it GAZETTE, i ;
FTIDAY i April 3, 1168. i
.
CRUDE—The cr de ma ket is Rui t but
firm, and - while ' he deniand is not very
~
-brisk, the offeringii, are liglit, and so fax as.
we can learn, there- are o sellers at a re
duction..We can, report 1000 bbls - for April,
seller's
4 1
seller's option, at, 83,1 c; /900 for April or
May, same option, at Br i ct;. and 800 -to 1000 •,
bbls to be delivered on firs', water at 83,1 c.
There is no room 'to - say anything about spot
oil, as there it 'none in Market. : A tele
gram from Oil City says: ip•Market some
what
firmer, but prices rerriain unchanged; •••
sales on creek at $2,75, andltield at $3,10 de
livered on cars here. Weil her clear and
warm." . In response to a Message sent by
dealers"- here, asking what I was the lowest
figure it could be bought a!, the reply was
$3,10: It is said-that the cause of firmness
there is in consequence ofCleveland buyers
having again entered the Field, and there -
is generally an advance when buyers from
that place commence opprations at the
wells. 1
REFINED—The marke for bonded oil
was reported a little weak: o-day, but thus
far there is no change inprices. We can
report 1000 bbls for tht, lkst half of June,
seller's option, at 26y,c; 1000 for same de
livery, buyer's option, at 2634 c; and 500 for
last half of Aptil, at 2.53 e. iWe heard that
283,c had been offered for the last five
months, and 2534 c for April; and a half ad
vance until July.
ARRIVALS—The arrival§ reported since
the date of our last were asl follows: 1000
bbls by river for Fisher - Bro., and 160
each for Clark & Sumner d Fulton, Mar
vin & Co. by rail, making a,' total of 1320
barrels.
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