.6
IRON WORKS
AB. VErozEn, Prebn
pITTSBURGH FOitGE
AND IRON CO.,
MAN GiAcTCniitg Or
Bar Iron; ,
Railroad Fish Bare and, Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
lialiroadithii . Axles — noniniere dt
Lommqiive Fraines; ' • ,
Loeomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Rods;
Yokes, Straps;
Photon He
Steamboat Shane;
Steamboat Cranks; .
Piston Bode, Wrists; ' •
Pitman Jaws, Collar,s, Ike, •
Office No. 177 PE NN STREET,
rrrrsnuitim. ._
GRAFF' BIERS St CO.,
Mil-"tCFACTOII3aRB OF
Bar, He o and sheet "Iron,
— ll -
WROUGHT IPON -)
Iron Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
Water, fke.
'Ofia WELL TUBING:
Office., No. 93 Water
ITTSBURGII, Pa. t
u29:e23
KENUNGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
MANUFACTURERS OF • 6
Best Common, lie - filed Charcoal
AND
•
JUNIATA BLOOM IRON.
MERCHANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON.
HOOP, BAND. T and ANGLE IRON.
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
MOWER AND REAPER BARS.
CYLINDER and GUARD or FINGER LEI,ON.
SMALL T RAILS, /Wand 16 lbs. to Use yard:
WROUGHT CHAIRS and SPIKES for same. •
FLAT 'RAILS. Punched and Countersunk, •
NAILSAND SPIKES. : C • • ' •
•
Warehouse and Office at the Wot.ot,. GREEN
'UGH STREET, (a continuation. of First street,)
aljoluitag the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh,
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
Pennsylvania; Iron WOrks.
Warehouse, Nos. 166 and MST FIRST STREET,
opposite Monongahela House, •
aratala Pl'r TBBI3IIIOIII.
`STEET.s WORKS.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIMICK & CO,
3.1.V.N.710 - FACTUREIIS OF
BEST REFINED CAST STiRI,?
&mare, Flat and . Octagon, of all Ow.
MILL, 31er.,:mr,,CluorLAB-, GANG , AND CI3O6S;•CUT
. . .
SAW .PLAWES. - _
ELLIPTIC Aii'D .SE3II-EELIPTIC
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
CAST SPRING STEEL,
- •
Cast and German Plow Steel ,
PLOW WINGS AND mowra, BARS
SPRINGS, AXLES and STEEL TIRE;
SICUILE, SHOWEL, HOE, RAKE,
PORK, TUB CALK and
__
-MACHIN-0 BARS, STEEL;
CRO .Ac., kc.
Warehouse, 88 Water Street; Ilttsbargli.
prrrig7 ll- KAH.I
ANDERSON. COOK & CO. -
(SUCCESSORS TO JONES, BOYD it Co. - 4 )
• ..Manufarcis of tbe •- . -' •
att
.
BEST R EFINED.. 'CAST -*ST
- - • •
SQUARE, 1'1471' and OCTARty.S_„_o_ t; f stres;_Bll._W .
PLATES. HOE, FORS and SHEET AST s E
TEL;
CAST STEEI,. for
Reaping Siiid tiowipgMachines, :
Steel Plow Wings, • •
Ai t les,
Cast and Common•'plow & Spring Steel.
- Office.—Cerner FIRST AND ROSS STREETS,•twe
blocks aboYe the Monongahela House.
0c23:d9
3/11LLE : 11, BARB S4IE'MUME.,
GENERAL PARTNERS:
Rif. METCALF, I REUBEN MILLER,
CEO. W. BARB ,, CHAS. PARKIN.
SmcIALPAuTNKB.7I 3 . M. KIER. -
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS, .
1113X-41-Mit, MAIM dgr, PARKIN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
FrrTSBUR(E, PA..
fellutla
DuQtrEsliE
Iron and 'Steel Works.
•COLEMAN,- RAHM & CO.,
ILUTUFACTLIMERS OP
Iron, Nails, Springs, Axles, Steel, act
WAREHOUSE:
No. 77 Water Street,
.G18:$0 PITTSBURGH
iIIACKTIffrpIMOND •
STEEL vroß.Ks.
PARK, BROTHER,
Manufacturers of all.4lol:lPtionfilCA
el e i ll EXEMlla-s::
Ofike and Warehouse, 120,_1SS. UM SECOND
sad Ile and L9l FOIST bTREE'TS,
PITTSBVII4III.
IRON CILTX - 4 1 M4dgt, -; -. •
ROGERS & BURCHFIELD
muniiuture. or,R.
- EFINE,D;4:pI I AucoAL.
JU
NIAT# and POLISHED
--'--- CAST STEEL.
office stid:wiTebtineecliro. 1 0 1 . Immuncr, Hay-
COPPER.
LAKE SUIPEIRIOIt
00P1'11111111111L gREIKEELPio.'FOLp3, , ,. ,
PARK, McCURDYA CO.,
Nono l o C ot
c fti.n s t t o, -
*rs a l ltt nr al: :
.=,„
e M a
otanilWers!
I. I IP - aa t ilio
swag or4ers *f topper out to any deified pa'.
SM. nryl444ll:dw2'
PI
„ .
vsItIIINDEP..I3,
P. ronnot. &not ATLAS irORKS,
MOR - fON STREET, Ninth Ward,
VIIOMAS President.
. _
These Works are among, the largest .ane most
i complete establishments In the West. and are now
prepared to famish
01 E n gitteri, l o( eiery deweelption.
1 • •
. ,t,,
sheet Imou Work.
Bfigro
a.Castings.
1111 Engine Castro 11.
' 4 Sieu;liine .esii4inint.
Inal
no9tnG9
WicIIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS.
-Grater Carron ..;ruaallissaa
WARD,)
ttrrnrsitunGii, PA.
Srm
• Manufacturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOR, GAS AND WATER WORKS.
sand, end s lA r te g i ler
g th i s! val Als a 4t ly full n aYs i gint i n ' i lr o l f
General Castings for. Gas and Water Works.
o i f Muttgnegovnaatn.l,l7l,9isat: lntendents
fetS:tlo
TIIE KNAP FORTPITIt FOUNDRY CO,
- pri-xۥsvn ,o] a
Bollevii 011 Tanks.
General Coalinga.
• .
ORDERS 130LIC1TED
CHARLES'MNAP, President.
1. M. KNA.P, Vice President.
OMETCALIiF,See'y and Treas'r.
..
S. H. WADEL, Engineer.
Y. 0. KNAP,Veneral Manager.
4 _ DITLECTORS:
JAMES B. 3iffERAY, of Lyon. Shoth & Co.
E..W.TAINTEIi, of J. Painter Sr. Sons.
C. B. BERRONhof Slang. Chalfant A- Co.
THOS. S. BLAIo, hoonbergerA Co.,
3IETCALF, of 31111er,-Barr &Parkin;
=1
Rolling Mill and Blast Machinery.
ERNEST2„*TOUTS and CASTINGS, o
E. t everi - descsiptlon.
, s NAIL fe24
L. O. LIVINGSTON.W. 11. BURT.W. A. ROBINSON. JR.
KINGSTON & CO" ,
IRON 'POUNDERS,
iii.AN':IIFACTURERS OF _
.
FINE L
. IGHT CASTINGS,
i j ec i ati Impl ements,gi'ror Plumber s Co o' R- a o s of1"11711
ch rlri r cibtOrk Promptly attended to.
Office and Works—WASHINGTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBINSON,REA .5.7. CO.,
.
- Succ,essorti to ItostNsox, 31us1s & MILLERS,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PITTSBURGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En-.
gimes, Bust Engines, Mill Machinery, (iessing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; toil Tanks and
Stills; Boller and Sheet Iron:Work.
office, No. 12, corner First and Smithfield Streets.
Agents for GIFGARD'SPETF.NT INJEC "-)R for
feeding Boilers. ,
•
HUGH 24. BOLE. " • Mtn.
JAMES NELSON BOLE.
ripUSTRIALL WORKS •
HUGH ALBOLE & CO.,- •
Foundprs, Engine Baildnrs and Idae ll 4 ll6 t ll / 2
Maker to t 'orderatAßlNE AND LAND , STEAM EN
GINES, of altaites, - warranted to giredatlefaotton. •
CAMNGS.; of every descrlirtion . ,_ntado to order.
. JAMES NELSON, &Wt.. . B. 120L1Cf_PorrinIn.
• • Machine Shop, corner POINT ALLEY and DU-[
tIy e ESNE WAY. Foundry*, Nos. 59 and 54. Third
my :n5l - " PITTSBURGH, PA.
MOPM lIL,i3iC•FOUNDIIY. -
.= Butter 'Strf,et, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Union_lron MillE4)
v. s r , PITTSUUTIGIL
Rolling Min and Bridge Castings,
'NIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BORES,
MACUThBEY AND CASTINGS. OkiiERALLY
• • .
Orders promptly and carefully executed. • " '• '
Charges reusouable.
• •
.0cL5.1.28
B FUXIN FOUNDRY.
PRICE & 513113.
Office and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
. .
Manufacture-and keep constantly on hand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe' - Boxes,
WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
SUGAR KETTLES,: HOLLOW WARE,
And Castings generally. _ ap26:yB
CEIFTEAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS,
' 8130 Penn. Street.
BOMUN, BOYD & BAOALEY
Clyll Rolla , 2sllllCastlnp, Roll Lathes, &e.
Fintirori MAIWINE , WORKS.
• ESTADIAIME6 tt.r 1936. • •
inufactory of STEAM ENGINES, of all sizes
and of the most approved patterns s tfor stationary
purposes ; IsTEAIMOATS and STEASI FERRY
BOATS. A variety a f 10, 19 and 16 horse power
ENGINES, which will be sold at • very reduced
pricet. ; •
P. F. GEISSE, Wellaviile t 0.
Flfty Miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio Aver, and
line OCC. & P. R. no9:b2
IRON BROKERS.
SAMUEL 111. WICKEIISIIAII,
. „ .
IRON : BROKER • -
121 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Agent for the sale of Corn ra% Doughamore,
sephine, Isabela, , Duncannon, Stanhope, Glendon,
and other breads of Anthracite, laughlogheni
Coke and-M.D. Charcoal
PIGA
11VONS.
• •
. . , . .
Consignments and order, respeetthily solicited.
STONE.
.•
WES'Ith.COMMON (
. .
. Machine Stone Works, , •
'Northwest comer of Wert
IPILEZPIE ATVd.TII:B SoCO.
Have on hand or preiiire ho short notice Hearth
and Step Stones. , i. for Sideaudka.• : Brewery
Vaults, ie. — Beat attaToMb Stones. de.
rders promptly executed. 'Prices reatoruibid.
STONE QUARRY.
4 I• 0 _ Womb, A 0711.110 from the •
.1:1•0116: Sion° , 'Quarry."
To abler or tioktir jowl, 7 .4, 114, 7 ,p„ . „
quir"r-
T nAtoco AND
VIC 1111 1091 10
1 1 111 - -• 3,1
••••••••• yi )1:: 1
tum
'a t•
1,?0-4tOffilf.,....# #4 1 0 41 C :t
T9z s .Acepesilutrilugarsi l PlPlPA 7
nN
. _ t t is o 6 YEDEILA.T. OT., AISAGIENNY 4
es
FEEE
ENAINES, BOLLERS, &O.
HINISTS.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL on TAM
NITO3II.S.
CARROI.L. & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOIIBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, FIRE
' BOX AN., CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
ri i
OIL I,LS AND OIL TANKS,
C . EYs, BREECHING AND-ASH PANS,
SE k ING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS: . .
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND. IRON
BRIDGES; .•
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES.
°Mee and "Warehouse, corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
Aar Orders sent to the above address be
romntiv attended to. . . mh7slBe
E. W. MORROW.. -JAB. B. BABNIIILL....JAS. ISLAM.
WIAItA BOILER WORKS.
MORROW BARNHILL & C 0.,:
*AIit7FACTIIILEIIB OF
Steam Boilers • OilStillsl Agitators,
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASOMETERS, WROUGHT
IRON }WEDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, &e.
.
Cor. Liberty and Second Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
REPAIRING promptly done.
______j)4 b=
M. PAICIIMLI. - & CO. •
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 26, 22, 24 AND 26 PENN ST.
Raving secured a large yard and furnished It with
the most approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made In
the country. Chimneys,Breeching, Tire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks,Oil Stills, Agitators, 'Settling Pans,
Boiler Ironßridges, Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnblll's patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. jas:c2i
ROBERT LEA, • . • ,•
31ANUFACTIIIiER OF
Stoatii. Enghies and Boilers,
FREIGHT HOISTEES,
AND DOCTOR ENGINES.
CASTINGS, of all descriptions, made to order.
Corner of Mat and Ferry Street",
• ' ' PITTSBIIRGII. PA.
JAMES .M. BITER,
Nos.'sscmd 56 'Water Street,
PITTSBITROPI, PA.,
MANUFACTURER OF
IRON OIL TANKS ,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING MILL STACKS, •
And SHEET IRON WORK,
•
For Steamboats.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
000 K STOVES.
BISSELL & CO.'S
FOR , BITUMINOI7S" COAL.
Warranted =to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well as any other Stove In the Union.
BIEaELL & C 0
N 0.1235 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and for sale,
,\ PARLOR STOVES,
HEATING STOVES,
. GRATE FRONTS, VENDERS
-, `,-., COOKING ,RANGES, •• e
CHEAPEST PLACE in the city
TO BUY TILE
TRIUMPH COOKINC STOVE,
Is at lto. 140 GRANT S TREET.
ME
--
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STERRITI EtfWER,
Manufacturers and Importers of
II A_ lEt W ARE,
887 LIBERTY STREET,
sr Agents for FAIRBANKS , SCALES
.ITIPTIIfIT., ,. bet.. Tunnel a Chethent Sta.,
Othinnitllnutl Dealer in Haidiare.
First -ciairel oat . dascriptionr always on
band and soldut the lowest prices . • litdpalzing done
=madly on short notice: ' je2e.:d6o
pIiI4ENEK @TEAM BREWERY.
JOS, 01*SCER....JA6. WRAY...AMER? LIDDELL.
SPENCER, MEAT&
NIALSTERS' AND BREWERS
(lf,Ale, , Pater:, and Brown Stout,
- yfriSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT WAVIIIIN, Manager. • oal4
~ J ..I, 4 I i NCE, -
JLI.O.
• Nautili/Wind - 181 Third Street,
- • , • •, 1. .. _1 •
' •
OTE/it i
Id) er. i".l3 , ,trci,i
`!..705114W 99940 CPAIRLPI D fit,
.fr•Cle *
Ba
• 416 t rueri a tikv i tili vi h a tojejux
OR DI U)
aleSkft
.Ia:NirFAdTURETZ6 or
PITTSBURGH, Pa
CET. THE BEST.
TRIUMPH,
HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, &C,
COMER OF WAY..
One Square Belowlinion Depot;
PITTSBURGH•
PREWPIXES.
• 3 rr-SC
, AZ4II SCOU RERS;
_ _ .....
,
}IART, CACGIEBY & CO., "1.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood streets,
X'IrIwrSI3UILIGrII, PA.,
(SUCCESSOIIS I TO HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
Exchange, Co' , Coupons,
And partictilar attention p
sale
COVERNIME
• • ..
Sight Drafts o
N HOLMES &
laahlW
57 Mdrke
PIPTICS33I:7I3/Grii, PA.
Collections made on all the principal points of the
United States and Canadas.
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT ANDSOLD ON COMMISSION
Particular attention paid to the purchao and
sale of
United States Securities.
230:a1
KEYSTONE BANK,
PITZ'S.I3I7IIGrII.
THIS BANK IS NOW TRANSACTING A
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
AT THEIR Ng.W BANKING. HOUSE
No. 293. Liberty Street.
Accounts of BANKS, BANKERS, MERCHANTS
end others are Invited. • • • _
Collections made on all accessible points In the
Milted States and Canada.'
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BTOCKTIOLDEBSINDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
GEO. T. VAN DOREN. Cashier.
WESTERN 'SAVINGS BANK,
No. 69 Fourth Street.
CHARTE.I3,ED 1866.
Interest paid on'Tirac Deposits
ANY sum RECEIVED FIIO3I
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
.DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
' ' • • INTEREST.
Dlscount4 Daily - at 12 o'clock.
President—THOMPSON BELL.
Vine President—A. M. MARSHALL
THOMPSON' BELL, A. M. MARSHALL,
JOS. DILWORTH. JOS. ALAREE.
d.: J. GILLESPIE.
Stockholders to whom we make reference:
Win. Forsythe, • Joseph Dilworth,
Wm. Caldwellt . , I Rev. David Kerr,
'Varna Dahill Hem Lambert,
D. W.. C. Bldwell t , , •
E. M., ThoMmt Ewioa - '
..
.i, :.....:...„..... , .. .. ~......,....,._,:.........,............r..
ce-, BANKERSi."6!
ESTABLISHED IN 1831.,
11'.45 SOUTH 'IOW° Sr
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
7 3-10 s Converted Into 5-20.
P. C. DUFFY
Bought and sold on eollllntelsiOTl, here and in New
York. TIME PAPER NEGOTIATED.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OF GOLD
AND CURRENCY. Accounts of Banks and Bank
ers received on favorable terms. -
CHANGEES OP SECURITIES TAKEN IN
EAT MARKET RATES.
MECHANICS' SAVINGS BANK,
No. 14 Smithilield. Street,
INTEREST rem DN DEPOSITS. ANY SUM
RECEIVED FROM ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. De
posits received subject to check, without Interest.
JAMES BLACKMORE, President.
" GEO. D. TINDLE Secretary and Treasurer.
JAMES. H. HOPKINS, Solicitor.,
. • -
James Blackmore, . James U. HePkkes,
. .1
James Bovrl,
Willl4oeA
_Dne, — 1 W. W. Bradshaw,
G. Cabbage, Robert 'Wrav,
John Evans.
iptARR.s,OgER, •
.AatentrECTS,
'FRUIT soupr, ASSOCIATION BUILDINGS, !Li.
A and , 1 St. Clair Stria, l'ltteliniglt,Fra. - ; Special
attention given to Stin-liesigning and Wilding bt
COURT HOUSESand PUBLIC BUILDINGS. ...
. .
F --
II MECHANICAL AND ENGINEERING ,
• - JDRAIFI'fiMAN.
°Slice, Philo Mill, 715 Titl;4 Street, . :
With Me ors 1101.7...ktirD it PITTSBITRA3III.
LITHOGRAPHERS.
••
. ,
BINGERLY ''pritt.rr Wang.
viNGERLY &' - CLEIS, Successors,
10 to aso. F. SaII:FORMAN & Co.,
PRACTICAL LTITIOGILIPIIERS.'
The only Steam Llthoaraphlo Zstablishtnent West
awe mountains. 'BUiltlCllll''Cardtet.etter 'Heeds;
Bonds, Labels, Circulars, Show Cards, Diplomas,
Portralts,Ylews, Certificates - 4V DOOstta, Invite;
ttott-Covs, /to., Nos. TS and TS Third street,
- • '
. '•
I.4rinEloone.Privat,
10.80 FOURTH =East, APO "BUILDISG.
448 • •
CITEA3IO3, DRA FT . BI LL and LETTER
BEADS, Ice, done la all styles. . - 7 }pie ~ ,
. •
We have made ifaveghgeeheati.iehetehries seek ter&
lash to the trade;the lINIVESSAL WRlNGataeli
.tietiutat'Aletteltellirpthlea, vpukuy . tn eases
int battAosea d one dikaa..l =ll2 MST 11%
whelealge and. WWI' be found on - nand.
J. & H. PUILLIPIS.
tele 1145 and *8 Bt. Male street.
~3`a'e.~*~'~is`3daSe,%s+~S~"c~'+,'y"r.L"~i3„r a:!.~ i'aw7:~ari;~~`
FINANCIAL.
I=l
Id to tl e purchase and
T BONDS.
I_Aoxidon.
ON$,
E3:31
Street,
E=31113
PHILADELPHIA,
STOCKS AND GOLD
PITTSBURGH, PA
TRUSTEES
ARCHITEC
, •
.
a Zit; ti er - 47c, • f. 4,1
REMOVAL. - -
I HAVE REMOVED NY
'BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
TO THE
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
tainva t zeopted by the NATIONAL BANK OF
PH. R. MERTZ.
CO7VERISION OF 7-30? s.
We are now prepared to convert the SECOND and
THIRD SERIES of
INTO TILE •
New 1867 5-20 Gold Coupon Bonds.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
-
Dealer in Government eenrities,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STS.
Eljt pittsbittglj
FINANCE AND TRADE:
•
"
`OFFICE OF THE.PITTSBURGE crAZNTTE,
WEDNESDAY, April 8, 1868.
Gold was firmer to-day without any ma
terial advance, although the . ontatanding
short interest is very large, but, so long as
it costs from 8 to 12 per cet. per annum
to carry gold, speculatiors are not disposed
ttcover in thO face large - payments of
t
e treasury. For th 3 present, there is
more money to be made in stocks and bonds
and speculators are more 'disposed to leaVe
gold take its own cOurse.
Government bonds were scarcely as high
as last night; the reaction was too sudden,
though expected. The Treasury has not
been. buying Seven Thirties .during the
last few days for reasons, unexplained,
tne Internal revenue . receipts being very
large and enable the department to dis
burse the daily receipts, but it seems some
body has an axe to grind...
Stocks are firmer, asticing tendency
upward, however weak holders should be
careful; the market is in a critical con
dition. In our city stocks a better disposi
tion prevails, and bonds and stocks`find
purchasers that would ,not be looked at
last week. Most of our.banks will declare
dividends in May, and on that account:are
a desirable purchase. -
Money, though easier, is still held high,
and only first-class borrowers can be ac
_
commodated at reasonable rates.
Closing•quotations as , received by Ph. R.
Mertz, were as follows:
Gold, 138%; 1881 bonds, 112%; 1862 5-20 s,
111. q; 1864 do, 103 y. 1865 do, 110; Consols,
108; 10-40 s, 1021,4; 7!.305, 1.06%. .
Cleveland &ttsburgh R. R.. 92
Fort Wayne - - 101%
North Western—common 63
North Western—preferred 76V,
New York Central 1223;
Erie 72%
Old Southern .1
Ohio a Mississippi ....
Western Union Telegraph
Merchant., Union Express..
Corydon
Quartz Hill
Quicksilver,
fortnight since we noticed that :the
Secretary of the Treasury had revised his
estimate foicustoms for the current fiscal
3 , ear from $162,382,000 down to 6156,065,000,
allowing $38,000,000 for the third quarter,
just z.closed, and only .637,000,000 for: the
TOurtli quarter. The third quarter, judged
by . the:actiml - receipts into the New York
office,) will turn out $40,400,000, and-the
last quarter upon which we are now *miter
ing bids fair to yield at least $42M11)00;soL
that the original estimate for the year will
after all be realized. We hope to see it
exceeded by three or four millions. ,
--Closing quotations receivedbiSaines T.
Brady &Co.
Gold l 3BV,
U. S. 6'5,1881 ''" 112 , e %
4' 5-20's, 1862 11114
" 5-20's, 1864 109%
5-20's, 1865 110
~ 1040's low
H. 5-20's, Jan. and July, '65 108
44 tl 44 44 44 la 108%
". Juno 7-30's - lo6'
July 7-30's 106%
May Comp., 1865 118%
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSI3I3IIOII GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY, April 8, 1868. s
'CRUDE—The market is quiet and un
changed. There was not a single sale (re
ported, in the absenci•of which:we quote:.
spot oil at 8 3 / 4 c, and the same figure will
apply to April and May, seller's option.
•
The feeling to-day was “offish," under the
influence of adverse reports from"abroad,
but as there Is no stock here worthy of tile'
name, and no decline as yet at 011 City,
holders do not seem inclined to make the
slightest reduction in order to - effect sales.
Indeed, the market is in a very unsettled
And. unsatisfactory condition, and what is
worse . still, ,there are no indications at
present of any immediate improvement.
REFINED—The market tor 'bonded oil
was a little , weak to-day, Antwerp having
declined another "quarter of a franc; 4234,
but', as has•been the case for months past,
sellers are 'equally•aS scarce as buyers. We
can report sales: of .2000, bbls, in two lots Of.
1000 eaph, `for October, at 290; 500 for last ,
half of May at 253,4 c, and 500 for last half - of'
April, seller's option at 25si. , June may
quoted at 2iiXc., and July at 263(,. to 27c..
All the year, buyer's oPtiOri,nomlnal atfltd.
BENZOLE:--We can report a sale of • 500
bbls for immediate delivery in Philadel.
pl* at lac. • • ‘,
OIL sH_Oitzte P.E".u. A. V. 14. .4; ,
_ .
0. B. Jones, 200 this. refined , to. F. A.
Dilworth dr, Co., PhiladilPhia.' •
McOreery dt Beaumont, 200 do do to W.
P. Logan a , Brci.,' Philadelphia.
__Fawcett, Logan &, Stockdale, 150 do do to
W. P. Logan a Bro., Philadelphia.
Orr, SAIPMENTS -mum Duqu4slim DEPOT.
Hutchinson Oil Co., 50 bbls refined to
Waring 4 King' it _Co4.P.hiladelphin.
~•- .: New York Dry Goods ` Market ark.
. _ . . . ,
[By Telegraph to the P ttabargh Gazette.)
NEW Tons, April 11:-4. 4 1`he - Weathei is,
dry, but the, market notwithstan ding d Lis
not very 'active, as an Advance in printed
:calicoes' has a tendency
,to; restriot . sales.
gpragne prints, 120 for lineleklwe kir
pinks :and purples and 160 fbr shirtinow
Pacific mills' prints have Wed AdfilMeedl4.
15c as well as Dunnelle...ArnthekWO'CoiriK
wand 14a14%c; , latter:ratutr,vhinte 'styles.
0 3 1 1 1 1 2 31 0 :2-.ffa.=Vak - : 11ea vy
" Wp shootings; -.., Makes,
stead:V* l in Kelug i t thi ai,i B rh „ .. White.
and heavy brown ' drills eitt illiAoie'elosi
$ 17e. , Other c ...... •
. „ Lw. ,. r i , w ith au
any important .: , _ 7:' rk4lV tee;
1 6
of the market th e .t • if not no e l&but
i - IrtiVerii fare '.1 , .• • i r do 1.
=fctrAltbn fabrics, an the only pur.
as yet is in moderate= qualities to
meet the most urgent necessities.
rITT - SBURG H MARKETS. 1
OFFICE OFTHE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, /
WEDNESDAY. April 8, 1868.:1 '
• -
The general markets are 'quiet ani tie-
Void of any new features worthy, of special,
notice. We can report a steadti localede
mand, but - owing to the, stiinger4 in
money matters, the volume of busineas in
'the aggregate is light.
GROCERIES-The grocery mark e t is
with an improved de and
-more active, avd -
there'd-Li firmer feeling. Refined Si gars
are up half a cent per pound; Pepper, 'Also,
is higher, but in other articles-there ate no
'changes worthy of special notice. Thl fol
lowing are the ruling quotations :
SuoAns-New Orleans, .13c to. t,43,4e;
Cuba, 123 to 13c,; Porto Rico, 13c toi; 14c;
Crushed, 18c; "A" Collbe, 16%c; ".151'
16qc; Extra "C," 16e. ,?".1
COFFEE-Prime Rio, 26 to 26 4c; good; 24c;
fair, 22c; Old Government Java, 371-c, 0 38c;
Laguayra, 28c.
ot.AssEs.---New Orleans, 90 to-95c;
65 to 70c; Porto Rico,-70 to 75c.
Synues-"Lovering'S," $1; "Booth - Ed
gar," -85 c; 'Amber, • 70c; "Dripg," 51.
Sexci.sCassia, 80 to 85c; - Clove4,_ 50e;
Pepper, 38c; Allspice, 35c; Nutmegs4l,so.
RICE-Rangoon, 11,c; Carolina, 121.jic.
STARCH-Madison, Sc; Silver G1055,11234e,
and Corn Starch, 13c: .
Fairrrs-Layer Rosins, $4,75 perr, box;
,Valentin, 20c per lb; Prunes,-17e; lurrants,
14c for new.
BAR LEAD-I2C; Shot, $3,50 per bag's
SoArs-"Babbitt's," ."
.12c; .Is , , Oakbiy's •
11%c; Rosin, 4 1 , 1 1 to 6c; "Dobbin's," ' '
CANDLES-:Mould, 14ye; Star, 23e.
CONCENTRATED LYE-47,50 per case,
Br CARR SOnA-$8,50 per 100;
Fisu-White Fish, $7,50; Lake Herring,
$4; Mackerel No. 1, $2O; No. 2, $18,00; No. 3,
$l4; in half bbls, 50c more. • 1 .1
TonAcce-Black ss, 10s, 1 /03 and
Navy, 72 to 75c; Win. H. nrant's 109
and Navy, 80c; C. &D. Tobacco, 22i1
o 25c
for best.
TEA-The market is firm and prices are
higher, for now crop. Choice Young Hy
son, $1,75; fair, 1, 2 1,50; common to gixtd, $1
to $1,35; Oolong, 75e ' 85c, 90e, $l, SIXS and
$1,35; good Porto Rico, $1 to $1,85 as to
quality. Imperial, $1 to $1,85. Japan-
Choice, $1,30; fair $l.
VINEGAR-18 to 25e. 1
APPLES-Quiet but steady anal un
changed; regular sales in store ad $t to $6 -
per bbl, as to quality. I
POTATOES-Sales of Peach Blows at
$3,25 to $3,50, and Buckeyes at $4,00 ti 1.54,25.
Jersey Sweets, $B.
SEEDS-Clover Seed is quoted at $7 to,
$7,50. Timothy at $2,75, and Ilex at $2,50.
GRAIN-Winter Wheat is quiet abilutt
changed at $2,53 to $2,55 for Red, acid 5 to
§c higher for White, as to quality Oats
firm at 75 to 77c on track, and. 80c store.
Corn is .quiet at 90 to 95c, on whi -and'
track, and $1 to $1,05 in, store. Rye $l,BO to
$1,85. No Barley in market: •
FLOUR-Is unchanged; we quote!: 'good
Spring Wheat ' at': $10,50 to 4 ,810,75;
choice do, $ll to $11,25; Winter Wheat,
'at $12,00 to $12,50, and fancy brandii at $l4
to $l6. Rye Flour, *9,25 to $9,50.
BUTTER-Is dull and drooping i kmder
the influence;of increased receiptS; lite now
quote at 40 to'4sc; for prime. to choice 'Roll.
EGGS-Continue to arrive pretty:freely,
but the demand keeps wellup, aricti prices
are' maintained at 20 to 21c.1 -
HAY-Baled Hay is selling on Wharf at
.$22 to $24, as to quality. Loose HaY from
country wagons may be quoted at,425 to
$2B per ton. 1
PROVISIONS-Bacon is. firm 'and un
changed; we continue to quote at lac for
Shbulders; 15 to 170 for Ribbed, and Clear
Sides, and 18 to 19c for Plain Sitgari Cured
Hams. Lard, 16%c, in _tierces, andflic, in
kegs. Meas Pork, 526,50.
LARD OIL-Ts firm but unchanged;
regular sales at $l,lO for No. 2. and 51,35
for No. 1. - • • ' •
DRIED FRUIT-Quiet and, unchanged;
small sales at 103 i to 1140-for Peaches, and
7to 714 c for Apples. • '•d -
HOMINY-40,25 per bbl: I
BEANS-44,50 to 55 per bushel. r.
Gap g,
... 01:1 7 ,
.. 82%
...373;
... 84%
. 21
1 25
.. 24%
New ~York Produce Market.l
[By. Telegraph to the Pittsburg,' Gazette.);, •
NEW Yonn, April.B.—Cotton is a shade
easier and - lather Mbie fictive; sales of
3,000 bales at 289. fer,-thiddling n lands.
Flour; more doing and salOc lower; ceipts
of 9,981 bbls, with Saes of 8 700 - ..bbls at
68,900,30.10 r _ siiperfinrithState andi weSt
ern $8,80a10,35 for" , -Mctm State,rso,7osi
1 1.9:8:&:fcir extra western , '' vizoottpisa: for
whitewheat'extra,V9,lkil3,7s for •
$10,25a11,50 . for coramon - to. fair • eXtisiSti
Louis, 'arid' 102,00a14,50 ,for 'good tO choice
do.; market...closing dulL CalifornikFloUr
heavy, with *deit, of 2,000 'sacks at isl2al4.
Rye Flour dull and dreoping, with sales of
400_1110 at $7,50a9,60. Corn Meal, With
.eriC-decided change. 'Whisky nominal.
Wheat; receipts, 1,250. bus; quiet, and I
steady, with sales of :17,100 bus itt '52,84
for prime spring deliveredr $3,00 9* white
Senthern; 0,25 for white .Geru3sse;.s3,l4 for
White California; $3,25a3,40 for white Mich
igan, latter for handsome r Rye without de--
caded change; sales 6,000 bus at $1,90 for -.
Southern and Western, and 4482- fch - State.
Barley quiet at $2,00 for State. Barley Malt
jdull. Coin opened dull and heatty, and
lclosed•without change in price; morn doing;
receipts 22,200bu5; sales 60,000 buslit sl,lBa. _
1,21 for new mixed Western afloat;ll,2o for
old do. In store; $1,22a1,22% for: (ie.:deliver
ed; $117a1,19 for white Western and South
ern; $1,23a1,25 for yellow' Western. Oats
quiet, but firm; receipts6,ooo bus; sides2,4oo
bus at 85 1 ,6886 c for Western in storii. • Rice
dull and unchanged at 10,4a11 y ‘ c for Caro
lina. Coffee very firm and in baler de=
mend. Sugar more active and firth; sales
800 hhds atlo34al2c for Cabe; 11%42;ic for
Porto Rico. Molasses steady. Hogsquiet.
Petroleum quiet , nd steady, at llstlijic for
crude in bufir and 26c for refined bonded.
Coal dull and unchanged. Leathe# _ Hem
lock quiet, at 2614a8c for Buenos - Ayres;
light weights. Wool a .shade easier; sales
of 130,000 pounds, at 47a57e for domestic.
Pork heavy and lower; sales of 4;1,50
120,87a27,20T0r new mess, closing at $20,90
regular; $25,50a25,75 for old do, ciesing at
$25,75 regular; $21,50.322,06 for prithe, and
$21a24,50 for prime mess; also 2;750 bbls
newiness, at V7a27,50 'for sellers for May
suids27,so for sellers for June. Beef firm
and in fair demand; sales - of 530 .bbls, at
$13,50a20,50 for new plain mess; $21450a24,50'
for new extra mess; also 170 • tierces of
pprime mess $40a42 for India meat Beef
Heins quiet; sales 1150 barrels at $311a36,50.
Bacon firm; sales 850 boxes at 13 1 /01.13V, fof
Cumberland cut, 15 for short rlbVed; 16y,
for short clear and 14V,, for long clear.. Cut
meats firmer and activer_sales 870 *ukases:
at • 11%a12 4 ; shoiilder 13V,a16Z "Lard
,eintet, and a shade easier; sales 720 bbls at
171i173f. Butter firm at 30a40 for Ohio and
.50a58'for State. Cheese steady,"d .11)a1634 !
Freights to Ilverpoorwlthoutanyi decided
change; 15,000busels.,Wheat and porn per...
steamer 6d. •••"-'
LATEST.—FIour closed :very &Land a
shade lower; ,i - Mbeat 'quiet witlia &nay -
- downward,,shippersrlielding off' f9i further'
concession -1 ,prig.;. Stye ilteadri at - 1)1;90
fOrwesterri. Oats dull at' 85Ma85,40,
w**er n ,i tv Wad,: peke, !dull and heat , at •
sl,lBal,2oglor now Mixed westeM "sifted,
and 61,19a1,20 :for ,old mixed western_ in
,store. POrkifteitidr; 2,000 -Nis neWinesi itt;'
$20;75a 27 cash and !regular,. andll2OB7.l4EV
27,sellers for MaY,4tecf steady - With - a tnod..o
- demand: Cut Meats active'` ridfirrif.'
Bacon very firm atiBXlll3l,ige forCrnber
-41ft.1:144i:1a
t°lhftatl34a' l 7 l ( i ) fair la'prnesteani. k;ttleOndered.
Buffalo Market.
tify Telegraph twine- f ig 'Y " • •`
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BurFateq,4442,,,klour. is.du. s ily* un-,. •
Vlseat - 14 - tiniet and as were
made or , Noo2_hru th ela No.-2 SpringHatipri4,l
vate ter 02112 Cori is. . (I
sales• 1 I•I
dick. • -;*- ,A ' . joi , Iv:
ebonite. "`: •• • ...4),
holaeritakhigi ' . OMer
articles are unchanged
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