• r•-•
In
.
AS. VERNER, Pree't W. P. FORM!, Burt.
prrrsoußGH FORGE
3 r t
L.I
AND IRON CO.,
Bar Iron;
Railroad
iii sour;: r
ltillroad Car Axles *oiled;
Railroad Car Anliffikatzlinered;
Loemnotive primes;
Locomotive Prime Shapes;
Side Itadmvi • •
Token, Straps;
Piston
Steamlboat ShMti;
Steamboat Crank - •
Platen Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collsuns, *R. ,- _ -
Office, No. 177 PENN STREET,-
GRAFIF,IITERS & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bar, Hoop and Sheet Iron,
WROUGHT IPON,
Iron Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
Water, Ike.
ALSO,
OIL WELL TUBING.
Office, 98 Witter and 132 First Streets.
PITTSBURGH, Pa
EOM
NSLNGTON
. IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
31 .NNUFAOTURERS OF
Best Common, Refined, Charcoal
JUNIATA BLOOM-IRON.-
MERCHANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON
HOOP, BAND. andANGLE IRON. • .
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
MOWER. AND REAPER BARS.
CYLINDER and GUABDor SINGER IRON.
SMALL 2 , RAILS. 20 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 Mace - at the Wott,:s, GREEN
UGH STREET, (a continuation of First street,)
djoining the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
EVEItI3OIO PRESTON & CO.,
Pennsyltrithia, Iron Works:
Warehouse, Nos. 166 and 167 FIRST . STREET,
opposite 3louongaLela House,: PITTSBURGH.
STEEL WORKS
•
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ANDERSON, COOK & Co. ----:
(SUCCESSORS TO JOINES; . BOYD & C 0.,)
Ifenufacturere of the • •
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL,
@QUAKE, FLAT and OCTAGON of all etzee:sAW
YPLLATES. HOE, FORA and SHET CAST . STEEL;
OAST STEEL for
Reaping and Mowing Machinee,..,
• Steel Plow Wing, Cirenlors,ae.,
Cast and Common Plow & S
iii.prlng Steel.
Office—Corner FIRST AN) ROSS STREETS, two
blocks above the Monougahela Rouse: - -
0d121:d9
1'
~,
MILLER, BARR & PARKIN.
, GENE . II.4I, ..E.10372CM5:
__, • • • •
W. AIETCAL - Nr, - 'REUBEN MILLER,
GEO. W. BARE, , 1., CHAS: PARKTN,
SPECIAL PARiRER-S. M. BIER
CRESCENTri".t*L WORKS,
R, PARKIN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTSIBURqH, PA
14:448 „
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS .
PARK, BROTHER -- & CO
Munificturers - of all descriptions of
Office and Warehouse r 1 20,_129.1214. SECOSID
and 119 and 191 FIRST STlLtik,'T,
PITTSBURGH
IRON CITY MILLS.
ROGERS & BURCHFIELD
, .
Manufacturers of REPINED, CHARCOAL, JII
,
NIATA and POLISHED
CAST STEEL.
•
Office and Warehouse, 1t0: . 9s - MARKET ST
FERTILIZERS
TOE *HEAT GROWERS. •
EUREKA ANKOAUTEB BONE,
SUP
-PHOSPHATE OF mg,
M.X.2qt"FACTUrk By
The Allegheny Fertilizer 03.
sEwAlp& CAMPBELL,
ritozb'n]:`E , rous,
•
Nice, 856 Piiiii : Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
The but Eertilizer in use, and recognized by
Farmers who have given bi a trial, to be the man&
aril for raising large We
of Wheat, live, Oats,
am, Potatoes, sic. Werhave published for gratu
itous circulation a pamphlet containing interacting
and valuable statements of this Fertilizer, 110P/ea of
which will be sent free to any; .sending us their ad.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF .
,DRAYS,II4CHS,
, .
•
Notice is hereby- given to all 'owners of Drays.
• Carts, Carria ge s, Buggieseitit.,Whether , resident or:,
non-resident in The - City or Pittsburgh, to pay their'
Licenses at the-Trelsurerts Wet° :et tho City , of
Pittsburgh. FORTHWITH; :In 'accordance with an
Act of Assembly.. approvetMarch•3oth. 1960. and
and an Ordinance of..the Coquette of the City !JZ,
Pittsburgh, passed APril 16,4860. • —• ' -
All Licenses nut and on or before MAYIII. 1066; ,
will be placed In the hands of the Chief of Pollee
'. for collection, subject to his fee of 50 cents for the
• collection thereof. mitt all persoln/Whe• neglect o r .
refuse to take ougLicesises will, be imbject to a pen- •
'•i city, to be recovered before the Meyer. double tbe.
amount of the License, , , - , .
1 The old metal plates of preylous yeare,zutust be re-
XX cen
turned
ts t at
h th ere e
for. • Licenses : oro frAertopt, or
„-• e(
.:, -•-•, , A . , -' 4
RATES OFZIORNRE: z . I ' 4. ' ''' An ' '
I• Each One none Aren!eie. •
. Each Two Ho w .• •,-.• •if te....1) • •p:er, ” -•-• -.
Rock Four liar& .‘••• 4' ...•.... . .
.. .... I I ,
Each Two Horoallaetri: ... . Z..:.%1 ~,!:-%"10.00-..'
Omnibuses ant. ThtiAlerNifietke,o,g4n. by
Twe
• Horse&_ Eighteen' Honarlo each.. For , each addi- •
- Venal Morse used. In an of aboye 'vehicle., one
: Dollar. EL ALLINDER,- -
City Tresmirer.
rxrras Inou e February is, moo.
CZ
,
PNI
M ANUFACTZRERS OF.
rftli - rk l 4ii.it''. , lT - T.
AND
z'
A r 4 %
•
ATLJtift WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
. .
pri-xv.itammn. •
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
These Works are among the largest arm most
complete establishments in the West.and are now
prepared to furnish .
Engines, of every description.
'Boilers, OH Tanks..
. .
Sheet IrOn Work. '
Railroad-Castings. •
•
Roiling Mill Castings.
Engine Castings.
-
V-Machine Castings.
General Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITED'
ME
NATIONAL 'FOUNDRY _
AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Smallman Streets,
(NINTH WARD.)
PZTTIE4 nurt4G-mr,
WM. SMITH
• 7-11O:nufacturer of
CAST 'IRON- BOWL PIPE •
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS.
invariably in Pits, in, dry
. Also , full assortment of
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
hTu4ll: Corny .a i r inten entszl:
make of
THE HAP FORT PITT FOUNDRY CO,
CHARLES HEAP, President.
J. M. KNAP.Viee President.
0. METCALF See'y and Tretier.
J. K. WADE, ' Engineer..•
J. G. KNAP, General Manager.
DIRECTORS:
JAMES B. MURRAY, of Lyon, Shotb & Co.
A. E. W. PAINTER, of J. Painter & Sons.
C. B. HERRON. of Spang. Chalfant lc Co.
THOS. S. BLAIR, of Shoenberger & Co.
var. METCALF, of Miner, Barr & Parkin.
' MANUFACTURERS OF
Belling Mill and Blast Machinery.
RETORTS and CASTINGS. of every ,desenippon.
ERNEST'S NAIL 3LICT""z--
L. 0. LITINGSTON.W. H. BURT.W. A. ROBINSON. JR.
LIVINGS TON & CO.,
. .
' IRON FOUNDERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PINE EIGHT CASTINGS,
A l L i ggiVpie s 'm r ent l ,, lu e nl oti e o r n s ll n Woo lo Af:
chAlt 7eibto . rk promptly attended to.
'.Office furl Works—WASHINGTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBINSON, RE& CO.,
Successors to Row xsox, MILLEns,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PITTSIURGH,
3lannfactnrers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
glnaltin Dirt 7 n
s g POrll 3, ll l lcri x ßti c o h ils n al TY2srliga
st Ills, and Sheet Iron
Office, No. 12. corner First a nd Smithfield Streets.
Agents for 4.4IFGARD'S RETEST LNJEC • )lt for
feeding Boilers. rjall:rs2
MONT BIALNC FOUNDRY.
_Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
Opposite 'Union Iron 3.111.15,)
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLEIKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS. GENERALLY
Orders promptly and carefully executed. .
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT & BUCKLES&
oeisam
BERLIN FOUNDRY.
PRICE • & SIMS. •
Office -and Wrirehonse; 29 Wood Streit: -
.11andtacture and keep constantly on hand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
• '.WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
- SUGAR KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
•
And Castings generally. ap33:711
CENTILIy. FOUNDRY
• AND ROLL WORKS,
880 , 1'exu1 Street.
BOLLMAN, BOYD & BAGALEY
Chill Bello, Mill Castings, lion Lathes. &c.
V --
ITLTON MACHINE WORKS.
ESTABLISIIND IN 1836.
annfactory of STEAM ENGINES, all sizes
and of the most approved patterns. for stationary
It'grTZs'iSgittr",3"ll;B, Ir d .
c r
1 1 3
I ApI rs FEICY
ENGINES, which will be sold ln
at-lery o ;erucVl . ,
Prices.
P. P. OEIB6E, Wellsville, 0.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio „Liver. and
line of C. & P.. B. , . no9:h2
IRON BROKERS.
SAMIIELM. WICKERSHAM,
•
•
IRON BROKER.,
124 First • Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
, .
Agent the sale of Cornpall, Dongliamore, Jo-
Duncannon, Stanhope, Olendon,
and other brands of Anthracite, Youghiogheny
Co/re Charcoal
PIG IRONS.
Ceniagnments and orders respectfully solicited.
COPPER.
LAKE SUPERIOR
COPPED MILL AND SMELTING WOLEI3,
priwreircrmair.
PARK, McCURDY & CO.,
latunifacturers of Sheatg, Brasiers , and 80l
Copper, Presled Copper Bo ttom s, Raised still g o t.
toms, Spelter Solder. Also, Impoe.t.ra and Beaten
In Metal, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, oe. .&c. Con
stantly on hand Tinnere' Machines Ili, Vole.
Warehouse, No. 140 pllifir STRICef and /AO
MWND STS.EZT,Pittsburgh.
'Special orders of Copper out to any desired nal
. m 14.r21olvrT
bLli_li.4'ill_3l
pRACTICA.--- l i s .
118
- - FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,
AVIIOLESAVE AND RETAIL,
'.l
ILEMom ‘ok WEIBE ,
NO. 118 Porarrn srritm.v.T.
_,Lcitrat,A_Etifon hand every variety of PARLOR and
• together with a corn.
plate amsortracut , of common Yurniture at reduced
Those lii 3 viant oranythfig in our line aro cordially ,
lnnv/llod tv catt b_e_feirb Oure4ashig.
rhnfir," ll . T4 LEllOllf & wan.
- sEDBM3, r
j O lOl.lll. & A. 1111111UXICH; - •
.
FloriStLaild'SeedEnen.
l i arabineny
• , .
aciD
Pos 84
011ice, %hre--11SIS Pittsbu MITKIIIELD anumr, opp o .
site t rgh, Pa.
H ill Greenhouses at, Oaklar.d. Nurseries on Squirrel
rehe
CIliS - Es..
PITTSBURGH
_MP Agents for FAIRBANIES*
F 1111U611111111111N,
F/FTII ST., bet. Tunnel k Chat/atm Sta..
Gunsinith and Dealer inaardware.,
First claim goods of all descriptions always on
hand andnold at the lowest prices. ltdpairing done
caiefolly on short notice. JeWid6o
BRziw.tIRIES.
pmEmx STEAM BRFAVERY.'
JOB. srzmczn JAR. IiVICAY....TIOBETIT LIDDELL.
SPENCER, M'KAY. & CO.;
MALSTERS /MID BREWERS
Of Ale, yorter and: Brown Stout,
PATSBURGR, PA.
ROBERT WATSON, Mant4ger, 0014 •
DYERS AND SCo .
Ja TX LANG?,
e
DYER
KID GLOVES :AND LADIES' PLITitES OLEAN.;
P.MOR DYED - ,
WEST -COMMON
,
J(ackine Stone _ Works"
• Noithwest corner of Weet don: anon,
IfItEIIiK4TVATER &co,
Hart on hand or == tin. ahOrt notlee
rtiwtillonec‘ e' BiderriCkt ni vo i i
Went *43.- liesdA - b -1 1.W0 1 3' •
`":Ordeet swamotty executed.
1
RininiEktitiettEto AMP
r'EAM PACKING,. wholesale and
re
at the
dla Rubber Daunt, Al a nd 28 S t' Cnsir " re el*
spa J. r'H. PHILLIPS.
, .
.PITTSBURGH-EbiZl _ .
: r: - 16 18118-e.
- Elonir PITT
C' . -
BOIL E, STILL AND TAM
WOKS..
CARROLL & SNYDER,
taus or
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, FIRE
BOX AL" CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS. -
OIL STILLS AND OIL TAXES; -
CHBILNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLLNO PANS, SALT PANS AND cON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASO3IETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL MATTES. - •
Office Sind WftrehOeSte, corner Seeend,
Third, Short mid Libeit3r Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa
SO - Orders sent• to the above ad dress will be
pn3mDtv attendedtp. . rr 1nh7:189
E. W. WORIWW....JAS. B. BARNITLL....JAS. BLAIR.
. • • -
n'iIARA BOILER WORKS.
3i[ORROW, BAMODELL &CO.;
MANCFACTURERBOF
Steam Boilers, OB Solis, Agitators,.
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASOMETERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, &c.
.:Cor. Liberty and
,Second Sts.,
• PITTSBURGH, PA.
REPAIRING promptly done. Jy1:132
'WM. - BARNHILL & CO.,
v
. • BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET- IRON WORXERS,
NOS. 20, 22, 24 AND 26 PENN ST.
,
.
Having secured a. largn,yard and fhrnished it With
the most approved machinery, we are_prenared to
manufacture every. description of BOILERS in the
best malmer, and warranted equal to any made In
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam-Pipes, Locomotive. Boilert,..Condensers. Salt
Pans, Tanks,Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pana„
Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole mann
facsurers of ItarnhilPs Patent Boilers.
Repairing done ou the shortest notice. Ja.S:c2l
TAMES M. RITER,
- Nos. 55 and 56. Water Street,
PPITSBURGR, PA.,
]7A\L•FACTCEER OF
-
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
;ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORK, .
Steamboats.
STOVES, CASTINGS; &C.
COOK STOVES:
CET THE BEST.
-BISSELL dk. CO.'S
TRIUMPH, 1
FOR BITUMINOUS . COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake 'or Boast as
well as any other Store in. the Union.
BISSELL & CO.,
N 0.285 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and for sale,
PARLOR STOVES,
HEATING Si -
'GRATE FRONTS, FENDERS.
• COOKING RANGES, ac.
CHEAPEST PLACE in the city .
TO RIJY THE
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
le at So. 148 URANT STREET.
P. C. DUFFY.
I:E% ztak,el.:l 3 al
NEW . HARDWARE
LINDSEY, STERRIT & EUWER,
Milinfacturere and Importers of
13E Ft, W ,
CUTLERY, &C.
887 LIBERTY STREET,
,CORNER OF WAYNE,
One Square Below Union Depot,
PITTSBURGH
===2!
Nos. 185 and 187 Third fitreeti
STRAW GOODS CLEARED OR Dun
STONIL
-
f()ITPITT : BANKIii . cojip,cf,'
No 169 Wood .Street. ,.
CAPITAL, . .. . $2OOOOO.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMEN SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible points in the
United States and ' -
D. Thiitetter,
James Gordon,
D. Wallace,
E. Fawcett,
NATIONAL BANK OF CONNERCE,
Cor.,of Wood and 811th Sta..
A. PATTERSON - IPreisident.
JOS; H. RILL Cashier.
: : : $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
A. Patterson, George W.;Cass,
Will. 11. Brown, tames McCandless,
Chas. Lockhart, Wm. Douglas,
Allen Rlrkpatrlek,t j Wm: Reed.
W. S. Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAILY, AT 11 A. M.
ap0:022
HART, CAUGHEY & CO"
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Cdrner mut Wood Streets,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, MART & C 0.,)
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention -paid to II e purchase and
sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on 'London.
myI:ES2
I\THOLMES & SONS,
Collections rnade on all the principal points of the
United States and Canadas.
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
Particular a:teat:on paid to the purchase .and
sale of •
United Stater -, , Securities.
KEYSTONE BANK,
prr-resuncrn:
THIS HANK IS NOW TRANSACTIXG A
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
No. 293 Liberty Street.
Accounts of BANKS, BANKERS, MERCHANTS
and °ramie areinsited. -•• • . • '
Cotlectlons made on all accessible points In the
tinned States and Canada.
- Interest Allowed on Time Deposit&
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND. SOLD.
STOCKTIOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LTiBLE.
WESTERN SAVINGS BANK,
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest paid on Time Deposits
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITIIOIIT
. INTEREST. - •
.•
'Discounts Daily at IS o'cloOk.
President—THOMPSON BELL. • -
Vice President—A. M. MARSHALL.
DITIECTOIt6
THOMPSON BELL,
JOB. DILWORTH.
J. J. GILLESP/E,
Stockholders to whom we make reference:
Wm. Forsythe,
I Joseph Dilworth,
Wm. Caldwell, ' fey. David Kerr,
Willis Daizell,i Henry Lambert,
D. W. C. Bidwell, A. M. Brown,
E. M. Fulton. _
Thomas Ewing.
, 4,0AR4
BANKERS. e 0
ESTABLISHED EN 1837.
1*
35
SOU ---74---Tiftlo°
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
lIRIERS.
7...3.4q*,oOntiiiited - 1nti):6 . .:.20
ca t and sold on commission,- here and la New
Yor A TIME PAPER NEROTLATED. • ,
- /NTEMA ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OP GOLD
ANDOUnitENCY. Accounts of <Baaks and Bank
ers received on favorable terms. - - , .. , ,
ALL CLASSES Or SECURITIES TAKEN IN
EXCHANGE AT MARKET ItATEs..
.
- ,LITHOMUIPH-Elts
XX.I4IIIX LitIiCIALBLY PHILIP CLEM.
& - CLE i ltli'Successors
-40, to tiro. F. Scityclur.47( CO., ; ,
• PBACTOJAVUT/iNgraAPireat.
Theenlyliteani Lithographic Establishment West
ritiomoontaloo. miaow Cards, Letter Bends,
Bonds, Labels, Circulars ; Molt QardihrDigionniT.T.
:Portraits Views, Certificate' orl.uooilta, brats.;
H on o k ras, &c ., Noe. WI 7*. - Third:
Pittsburgh. '• • -
• */
kJ , i.IT:t9
07:4=13EOGRAP/IMltir
rrr
Not 80 tomiTri taisszT, APOLLO suusone.
CHECKS, DRAWS, IttOTZ9, BILL andLICTTI'II
HEADS, 'de., done In all styles. spl6:x(4 •
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
~, DIRECTORS:
Jno. C. Risher,
Robt. A. King,
lu n n i t i n. 3l 1 1 3 l at:y .
mecLuRKAN,
LEFT WILSON, ambler,
PITT'SI3UIIGI,I",
=I
57 Market Street,
PA.
BOUGIIy AND SOLD ON CO3IAtISSION
AT THEIR NEW BANKING HOUSE
. .
GEO. T. VAN DOREN. Cashl44:
No. 69 Fourth, Street.
ANY KM RECEIVED FROM
A. Bt. NAILSRALL,
; JOB. ALAREE.
PHILADELPHIA,
t 11101.1EMOVAL.
, Xt.
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
Corner of Firgt , and Wood.Streetel
•
Formerly occupied by the NATIONAL LANK OF
COMMERCE.
PH. R. MERTZ.
CONVERSION OF, 7•30 N.
We are now prepared to convert the SECOND and
TIDED SERIES of .
- s"pvmx-Trrrirr.rEs
New 1867 .5!-20 Gold, Coupon Bonds.
JAMES Tt BRADY Ss CO.,
Dealer . in Government Securities,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STS. ,
njt - git,t,silyr i gk.'i..6a.ttt,
FINANCE AND TRADE.
• OFFICE OF THE PITTSEIImaII GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY, April April 15, 1868.
—Closing quotations received by James T.,
Brady &Co.
Gold - 138%1
U. S. 6'8,-1881 " • 112
4 . 4 ..S-20's, 1862 • lll
. 44 5-20's, 1864 • 108%•
44 5-20's, 1865 109 V,
44 10-40's 101%
44- 5-20's, Jan. and July, '65 107%
, 16 It 66 46 ,G 7 107%
44 June 7-30's 106 N
• 44 July 7-30's 106%
May Comp., 1865 'llBj
—ln the, suit brought. in Boston against
the Marino National Bank of New York, to
recover for the loss of a .trunk .;containing
bonds valued-at about $lOO,OOO, Judge Hoar
directed the jury to find for the defendants,
mainly on the ground that there was no
evidence of negligence on the part of the .
Bank shown by the plaintiff% holding that
the mere loss of a special deposit; when
there is a posibility of loss from other cause
than negligence, would not authorize the
jury in finding a verdict against the Bank.
—lt is announced that at the monthly
I meeting of the President and Board of Di
rectors of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
held at New York last Week, it was agreed
to Issue $2,000,000 of stock. This is done to
aid in completing the Pittsburgh and Con
nellstille railroad, and also to assist other
enterprises, such as .ocean steamship lines.
A semi-annual dividend of four per cent.
on the main stem and five per cent. do. on
the Washington branch was declared.
—The Chicago Tribune, of Tuesday, says:
The "shortage" question is adjusting itself.
Some ten or twelve charters were made to
day on the old bill of lading,. Which would
inaicato that the shippers haVe backed
down front the attitude taken by them'
ftgainst the vessel owners. Probably they
intend to try and recover, if possible, from
the elevators, in ease of loss by-shortage.
iil2l
.
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFIFCE OF TILE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, E .
• WEDNESDAY, April - 15, 1608. i
• , CRUDE—The crude market was-quiet
but steady to-day, and while the demand
was - ardy,moderate, the disposition to sell
did not seeni to be as strong as 'during the
two or three days preceding, and holders,
if anything, were a little firmer. We can
Irepert 500 bbls on spot, at B%c; 2200 bbls to
I be delivered on this water, at Sy,e; and we
we are cognizant of a negotiation pending
for two thousand barrels, to be delivered
- on this water, at B%c, but at last accounts,
it had not een consummated. It was
thought a day or two ago that prices would
probably decline a little, under _the influ
ence of the resumption 'or navigation and
increased arrivals, but thus far these an
ticipations have been realized, and it does
look now as if they would be sustained.
The arrivals are not likely to prove as large
1 as some had been led to suppose, and
another thing, a great proportion of what
will arrive will have to- be put in on old
contracts, so that in reality, there will be
but comparatively little oil thrown upon
the market.
{REFINED . —The market for bonded oil
is quiet but firm and - unchanged. We can
report sales of 1000 bbls for the first-half of:
June at 253.1 c; 1000 kit. last half of same
month, at 20 ~c; and a "line" of 500 each,
for August, September,lOctober and No
vember, at 28%c. There may have been
other sales, but these were the orily ones
reported, and were it not for ~the . extreme
views Of holders, we have 'no doubt the '
transactions would be much larger in the
aggregate. Spot or April delivery may be
quoted at 25c; May at 2534 c; June 25% to
2614 c; and July at 26;4 to 270. For all the
year, buyer's option, there has not been a
single sale for some time past; and .in the
absence of which, we quote nominally at
31c.
ARRIVALS—The following are the ar-.
rivals of oil:
Lockhart & Frew. 2Bo oMawhinney 360
Mawhinney & I
E... 3000 Keys &Co - 35.50
Total
OIL SHIPRETS PER A. v. R. R.
IlleCreery Beauniont, 282 bbls refined
to A. R. Parklitirst, Baltimore. •
Butrum, Kebew at Co., 130 do do to W. P.
Logan Bro., Philadelphia.
MeKelvy dBro„168 benzoic to W. P. Lo
gan dr, Bto., Philadelphia.
":01arkA •• Sumner,
.53 bbls ref. to War
ing, King tic Co., - Philadelphia.
"Wormser, Myers Lit Co., 167 do do to
Warden, Frew d Co, Philadelphia.
Clark Et Sumner, 280• do do to P. Wright.
& Son, Philadelphia, • •
Aladdin Oil Co., 234 do do to Libly
Clark, Red Hook, New York. •
OIL. SHIPMENTS FROM DUQUESNE DEPOT.
C. ECky, 48 bbls crude to' L. D. Saxt6n,
Philadelphia.
ES
New York Dry Goods Market.
EBy Telegraph to - 64 Pittsburgh . Gazete..l
NEW Yomc, April 15.—The market for
'cotton :goods is inactive, yet steady. Heavy
brown aheetings, fast'.makeS, 183ial9c.
Heavy brown shirtings, 1..4;a150 for new.•
Printing Cloths are held at 29N0 for •stan
dard new mills. 3luslins, 29a3043 for Wain
11310* 25c for Tuscarora. In Prints there is
'no'cbangd,except in Manchester, at 13%0
for dark styles. Other makes are in mode
rate request at 103ic for Wamautta, 1230
for Lowell, 14e for Atnoide_ etig;• and 143ic for
do. Chintzes; 14%e for Cwhint-1434a15c for
Spragues and Pacific mill prints. - Cotton
bags are,generally in light stook, and held
wiflimtich firmness, andall thehest makes
have been' urchased on speculation influ
enced by the high price of cotton .and the
prospects of a large grain crop.' Stark 214
bushel bags are firm at '47asoe and . Lud- '
low A A, 4734 c.
I - •,'► viticago'Cattle Market,
I.l37'Pelegreph to the Pittsburgh Gaztte.) •
, Outt)44 April 15.—Beef Cattle Irein - anot
active; receits 2,434kheadlis* 890 ~ hea4
'at'95,;0a6,95 p for conin l W6 s Svia" dnielight
atuoiti MIMS% 115,90a7;6241fOr.Inedlutue,to.
„fair, and 118a9 for good to
.prjras steers off
;car& 51.4vArrirciktit Pitlit*l4ll.
shade better; reoetplal,zsnied; Sleet ;ow
head at 57,50 for common, 58,30a8,75
medium to fair, and 19349,80 for good to
choice lots off cars.
I 11AVE REMOVED MY
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OFFICE OF THE.PITTSBURGH GAshrs„,
WEDNESDAY. April 15, 1 .• '
The general markets are moderately. ac
tive and steady, and with an impnlivedde
mand for most •of the :leading lirticles,
prices, as a general thing Or e -firm and well
maintained. ' '
, . ... _. _ . ,
GROCERIES-The grocery market has
been qiiitii active during the past *Oek,and
prices are well sustained. Sugars are very
strong, though not quotably higer, and
the same is true of Coffee. Mould andles
have advanced from 14'34 to 16e. •-• e fbl-
I ,ti
lowing are the ruling quotations:
StalAns-New Orleans; • -13 e to
Cuba, 12% to 13c; Porto Rico, 13(i
Crushed, 18e; "A" Coffee, 163ie;
16y 4 c; Extra "C," 16c. •
- CorPi.,.+,.. -Prime Rio, 263 to 27e;
fair, 22 Old Government Java, 3731,
unra, ..c.. 1 • .
gl
I ter.assks-New Orleans, 90 to 97
65 to 70q Porto Rico; 70 to 75e.
- Synurs--"Lovering's," $1;."Bootl
gar", 85c; "..kruber, 70e; "Drips,'
to il,lO. ,
. SPICES-Cassia, 80 to 85e; Cloy
Pepper, 38e; Allspioe, -35 e; Nutme
RICE---Rangoon, 115‘e; Carolina, :
SrAnon-Madison, 8c; Silver Gloss
and Corn Starch, 13c.
....
__.
FatuTs-Layer R&Sill.9, g-1,10 - i r box: ;
Valentia, 20cu1 peril); Prunes; 17e; n "rants
14c for new. ' • .
BAR LE.-12e; Shot;s3,so per ha
s--
1
oAr"Babbitt's," 12e; . "Oak ey's,"
1134 c; Rosin, 41 to 6c; "Dobbin's ',' 1 )e.
CAfint , Es--•Niould, 16c; Star,
23c:1 t
CONCENTRATED LYE-$7,50 pe r . eas .
.BI CARD SODA-338,50 per 100. .. :' • 2
Ftsn-White Fish, $7,50; LalceHo; No. 3,
rring,
.1
$4; Mackerel No. 1, $2O; No. 2, $lB,O
$l4; in half bbls, 50c more. ."i !-
TonAmc-Black ss, 10s, V i s antll.l,ouis
ville Navy, 72 to 75c; Win. H. Grant's 108
and Navy, 80e; C. &D. Tobacco, 22C to 25c
for best.
TEA-The market is firm and priyes are
higher for new crop. Choice Younig Hy
son,- $1,75. fair, $1,50; common to' gOod, $1
to $1,35; Oolong, 75c,
85c, 90c, $l, $1, 3 25 and
$1,35; good Porto Rico, $1 to $1,86A as to
quality. Imperial, $1 to $1,85: .lapan-
Choice, $1,30; fair $l.. '
VINEGAR-I Sto 25c.
APPLES-Are in steady , deman ~and
scarce, with regular sales at $3 to. Per
hbl, as to quality. , .1
POTATOES-Firm, and in deinan • but
unchanged; we continue to quote,- each
Blows at $3,50 to $3,75, and. 'Brt es - at
$4,00 to $4,50. Jersey Sweets, $7 tO s so :' -
eke ?
EGG-In good supply and dulland
lower, sales being reported at 18 to 26,e.
EUBUTTER-Is steady
and in limited! sup
ply; common to prime Roll is quoted at 40
to 45c, and choice do at 50 to 53c.
SEEDS-Cloverseed• is offering ratty
freely at $7 to $7,25. Timothy is hel .firm .
at $2,75. Sale of 50 buShels -Flax ' dat
$2,50. , . ,
GRAIN -Whiter Wheat is quoted al l $2,55
for Red, and 5 to Sc higher for White; sales
of No. 1 Spring at $2,40, Oats 'find with
sales on wharf and track - at 78 to 79a, and
the usual advance for small lots inidore.
Ear Corn sells quick on wharf at 98c Ito $l,
Rye, $1,75 to 1,80. We can report a fl.mall
sale of Barley at $2,50. ii
DRIED FRATIT-Peaches are steady at
11 to 1134 c. Applesare dull with a supply
largely in excess of the demandf we'd note
nominally at 7 to 7 1 4 c.
PROVISIONS-con is firm an , un
changed; we continue to quote at lite for
Shoulders; 16 to 18c for Ribbed and lear
Sides, and 18;4' to 19c for Plain and 19 4' to
20c for. Canvassed Sugar Cured ms.
Lard, 18c in tierces, and 19y,e, in r ikegs.
Mess Pork, $27,50 to $2B.
LARD OIL-Is quoted firm at the recent
advance--$1,15 for No.. 2, and $1,45 .for
No. L.
I,
MILL FEED-Is dr.-a but unchanged;
sales on wharf at $l,BO for , Bran, and .42415
for Middlings. I
HAY-Baled Hay is selling on 'wharf at
$2O to $25, for common to , strictly . pilme
Timothy. , Loose Hay is selling from,ifo
1 un
try wagot: at $25 to Vs. -
HOMINY-46,25 to $6,50 per bbl. ;1
BEANS 81,50 to $5 per bushel. C
FLOUR-Is steady with a good' loca de
mand, and while prices are firm, they
are not quotably higher. We - conthine to
quote at, '810,50 to $10,75 for good Spring
Wheat; $ll to $11,25 for choice do; $11,75 to
$12,50 for Winter Wheat; and $l4 to $l6 for
St. Louis fancy brands.. Aye Flour, 159,243
.a.-
to $9,50. , .
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New York Produce Marind.
.. 1 •
CBy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] :1
NEW YORK; ;April •-,15:---Ashes,*iet ; -
with sales of 882 pots. Cotton Is unCluoiged;
2,300' bales sold at 314 c for middling up
lands; closing quiet: Flour; receipts,:6,7oo
bbls... Molar is saloc. better; 10,400 bbls
sold at $9a9,60 for superfine State and west
ern; sloall% .for extra western; $12,40a14
for good to choice white wheat extra 10,10
al4 for common to: choice round hoop hio;
$10,25a12 for common to fair extra Ixbizis- •
\dile; $12a15,56 for-good to choice do; i;elOs
ing firm. California is very firm with ales
1,500 sacks at $12,50a14,50. Ytye fiour is inore
steady with sales of 300 bbls at $7.30A50.
Whiskey is dull nominal and unchanged.
Wheat is 2a3c: better with a mod q ate
demand for exportand home use; sal ''s of
47,000 bush, - at : $2,4,8 for No. 2 spring,
delivered; 82,56 - n2,58 for No. 1 do in store
and delivered; $2,44a2,51 for mixed spring;"
$3,05 for white Wisconsin, and $3,2131 for
white California. Rye scarce and firm;
sales of 3,000 bush State 81,92a1,94. Bailey
dull. Barley , Dinh 'quiet; sales; of
1,000 bush at $2,20. Corn; receipts
36,540 bush; ' market opened dull and
closed heavy and2a3c lower; sales 43,bu
at $1,20a1,22 for old; $1,20 instore; 51,17 a ,19
001
for white western and southern; $1,26a1, %
for western and southern yellow. Oitla—
receipts 750 bu and without- any Change;
sales 56,000 bu at 86 1 /08634c for western in
store; 87c afloat and sellers option all, ple
month. Co ff ee • firm and quiet; sales
.. i t
bags Rio on private terms. Sugar . . ;
sales 700 hhds Cuba at 10, , ,a113'ic. 110 as
'sea steady; sales 130 bbls Cuba at 4. r i .
Hops quiet at $10a10,60 for American. :• e- .
tEoleum quiet at 103.1a11c for criide;
2o;ic for refined in bond. Coal dkll
and , nominally unchanged. Leat er ;
HemloCk; sales active and firornt 26t&c.
Wool quiet; sales of 120,000 pounds at' 451 r
5234 c for . domestic fleece; 42a47c for pulled.
Provisions—Pork heavy and lower; sales of
3400 bbls at $26,62a26,80 for new mess; clas
ingats26,7s regular; $26a26,12 for oldilio;
closing, at $26,12 regular; $22a22,50 for printe;
$24,2344,50 for prime mess; also 500 bbls
noWaness• at $27, sellers for Mn'.-. Beef
- firm; sales ' of 490 bbls at. $15a.W,50 for .44ew
plain mess; $20,50a24,75 for new,oxtra me is;
a 150,250 tierces at $33,50a27,50 for .prime .
mess, - aid $40a42 for. India mess. Beef
Rams . dull.: Cutylleati firm; sales of 523
packagesat 12.14a13c forehouldersv .1.6a174c '
tor _barns. Bacon quiet and firm. Lakd
.heavy; salesof 550 bbis at 163417 Xe. Butter
lower; 20a40c for Ohio; 48a54. 'or Sta'.e.
Cheese steady at 14a103ic. Freights to Lv
erpool dull and drooping. . s
LlerEsr.—Flour quiet and steady; the, de
mend chilly locrd. Wheat quiet and firsal
1 shippers and millerS ,reftisc;.t6 operate SI
tho advancb paid in .the morning. Rye fflJrn
at $1,90 for western. ' Oatii'duß atBBkt ibi •' ,
western in store, Corn lower and dtdllkt
$1,19a1,21X for new 'nuked western die, t .
and $1,19a1,20 for old in store. Pork "very •
; quiet; sales at $ 20 1.., 7 5528,80 for new meris,
• eash,' and regular $W 1 ,8734627, seller,: , May: r
Besf active and very firm • Cut meant in .
good request at advancing , prices.; n!
quiet and Steady. Lard dull and heavy; •.
1734a173./ 4 for fair to prime steam and kettlb ' ' =
rendered..
i af!agotilM.arketer
1 tokiiiii3nrea . '
(Br Totemic) the Gaitetie.t; ~..11 , ..• •
lifeltritts,ApilliticittOn,firn4;•put litt -• • : '
cfrerings;,..Teceipts, -.2aliates; . e
,a-pcfrip; sit
ki . de . l. Fieu.r ttnelukaged.% : , ,-• . , . lit,. .
Piri k 744l o l ParlifilltiVlB l „cl4l4*?:l. ,'N , e 1 1) - 4 1'.!.
I&:*:,',lo44time b a nged. 6, q o =4l9l4 4 * - arV l ""'
Oats, Itc. Hay, sl7alB. Bran, OM. Co :
Meal firm at $4,30a4,90. Butter, , i 4 ..
Eggs,.lBa2oc.
Il
U
MEI
1 a=l,-
1434 c;
to 14c;
'B" do,
.d, 24e;
to 36c;
Cuba,
it Ed
;21.0.5
e 50 c;
,
12j'e,
VI:AV:A*