6.l2=.lt — Vs&
, mar wintits:
AB. V.1=0:2, Preen W. P. PORTED, Sup't
rarrssiTsurs FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
XA3IIITACTITSTRB OF
Bar Iron; -
BtaibriMd• Plisk Bari assl Solt•
Car Azles 11 9 11 edi
SagroaSlCae l kiles:Skiifixteret; ."
Loeomottve Frames;
Lommotiiiitianse !Mapes;
Side . Rods;
Yokes, Straps;
Pistols Hoeft
Steamboat Shafts;
Steambosit .Cranks;
Pistol Sods,
' wrists;
PttmattiTaws,Volbsm, dbe.
Office, No, 177 PENN STREET,
prrrsitTiort, P* . -
BYERS & ; C9., - -
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bar, Hoop and Sheet Iron,
wltolicirF IPON,
Iron Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
- Water, &c.
ALSO,
OIL WELL TUBING.
0180 i 98 Water and 182 First Streets.
PITTSBURGH, Pa
u29:e3El
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,_
• 3i/L.VUFACTURFES OF
• •
Best . Corankon, Refined, Charcoal
AND
JUNIkA BLOOM' RON:
. _
MERCHANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON.
HOOF!, BAND T and ANGLE IRON.
BOILER PLATEAnd SHEET IRON.
MOSI ND REAPER BARS.
CYLI And-GUARD or•FINGER IROIV.
ILS SO and 10 lbs. to the - yard.
W CHA IRS and SPIKES for same.
„FLAT RAILS, PnnottedAßl Countersunk..
COAL SCREEN'IRONt
NAILS AND SPIKES... ..
•
Warehouse and Office at the Wor':o, GREEN
UGH STREET, (a continuation of First street,)
= djoining the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
EVEIISON, PRESTON 4 CO"
Pennsylvania.:lron
Warehouse, Nos. 166 and 161 FIRST. STREET
opposite Monongahela House, -
strid:dd PITTSBURGH.
STEEL WORKS.
pITTSBURGR STEEL WORKS.
ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
(SUCCZESOBS TO JONES, BOYD .t C 0.,)
Manufacturers of the
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL ,
KRTABi,TLATOniodTAGO...V. of all slang SAW
.PLATES. HOE FORK and SHEET CAST STEEL;
VAST ST E EL for, - • .
Reaping and Mowing Machines,
Steel Plow Wings
ac., /ice.
Cast and Common Plow & Spring Steel.
Mice—Corner MUSTARD BOSS STREETS, two
blocks above the Monongahela House.
0c23:d9
BARR & PARKIN.
OZNIUAL rAavaats:
WM. METCALF,. I REUBEN' MILLER,
GEO„ W. BAS E , • ' CRAB. PARKIN.
BPZCIAId FAILTRRA-13. M. K1.F.8..
CRESCENT STEEL IiVORKS,
4!tM 6
Office, No. 339 . . Liberty St,
Pril'fießllllGH, PA.
iel4:d4B
ices DWIOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER &
Manufacturers of alldescriptions of
- • •
Office and Warehouse,_ 15151, 134 SECO:SP
slid 119 and 121 FIRST faTrazrrti,
pox CITY MILLS.
ROGERS & BURCHFIELD,
Manufacturers ofiREFINED,' CHARCOAL,' JU
NIATA and POLISHED
_CAST STREL. • r
°Moe find Warehouse, No. 22 MARKET ST. -
FERTILIZERS.
TOt: FHEAT-:GROWERS.,
EMMA AMMONIATED BORA
-PHOSPHATE' OF---LIME,
SUP
" '.%I3II:I7ACTURED BI
ThwAllegheiy.illartilizer , oll
SEWARD & CAMPBEL.L,
3p22oiiitizomone;
. .
01104•85S'Pent Street , ' Pittsburgh, Pa.
,
The best Fertiliser In nee, and recognised by
Farmers who have given 11 a trial,"to be the stand
ard for: raising large 'trope of Wheat,. Bre, Oats,
Corn* Potatoes, lel lard
have published for gratn.
Itouecirculatton a pamphlet containing interestin.
and valuable statements of this Fertilizer. copies o
which will be sent gree to any .sc.diug,us their Ad
dress. , • e;
NOTICE TO OW-liEllgOr ` : - -
: DRAYS, .ILACHS &e. I
Notice' is , hereby given to all owners. * rf Dray 4 -
Carts, :Carriages% Buggies, &c., whether' resident or
non-resident in the City of pitt4burgb, to pay their
Licenses at the Treasurer's Office of the City fir
Pittsburgh YORTOWITH,
l ia r, lo dance with
Act of As bin isarirored .4:oth, mitoo, an
and sac 0 nce of the ' Councils of the city of
Pittsburg passed April 18, Esso: ,
supt Del& .14 1 1 Pr. Defori , lßT.ls Wier .
will be placed in the . nanas ef.t jeroir o uce
for ebilection, subject to his fee o cents for the
co ll ec ti on thereof, and all. persons who neglect or.
refuse to take out Licenses will be subjectit
o a pen
alty,,,so, tm-reeoreer t ykef?ni:Ret ) Leluridnuble the
amouatlf tile Licen ' • ~ , * .
The oldroetalgt a it ~f ;merlons - years must lie re
turned at the e Lpienscs are taken out, or pay
S 3 cents therefor: - ' I
....- ~,Aspiaticlr LICENSE:- j ,
Men one - polio yenicle. - :.*.:::.::.: 1 ..:.$ r 54):.
Xach Tsregonse ~4 ! --.......: ..... . ....I lil 00-
Necirirror Horse • ''''• ' • 15 55
r p e lr ire ritiretinit i gal
R s
$9 each. ' 'each fade
...._,,....5ie •• 9 Wei an Oft_ befwboye leles.4.•One
'''''''''' ' - • ITEL ALINErt,
City Treasurer.
Yrrunnton, Irelmtary 12,w1388.
IDAY .
FOUNDERS, TdA03:13p13713.
WILMS: WORKS;
•
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
THOMAS N. MILLER, President
Theve Works are ' among the largest are most
complete establishments in the West, and are now
prepared to furnish . .•
Engines, of every domoirijitioa.-,,
Boilers,,ollVatikis.
Sheet Iron Work.
Bafirood Castings.
azouu
auwvaintuas,
Engine Castings.
~.. g• Raehine Castings. , \
.... . _ _ ...„. „ .
.... ~. ...., _ __,... .
General Castings,-
1 ORDERS SOLICITED
n09:n69 .
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
. -AND PIPE WOFIICS. '
it
Corner Carroll and SmallUn ' Streets,
- - (Nnrri A 7 .1 .-74 3 ' ) '--
P'/"l'M'iiiiil7ll.6lll3, A.,.
MIL . SMITH
Marrufatiturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOR GlillAND WATER WORKS' • •
My Piped are all. east invariably in Pits, in dry
sand, and IR feet lengths. Also, full assortment of
General Castings for Gas slid Water Works.
I would also call the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
fel6:tlo - .
THE PUP FORT PM FOUNDRY CO,
CHARLES NEAP, IPresident.
3. EL KNAP, , Viee President.
0. METCALF, ilee'y and Treas'r.
J. H. WADE, Engineer.
J. G. REAP, General Manager.
=MOTORS:
JAMES B. 3LIIRRAY, yon, Shotb & Co.
A. E. W. PAINTER, o fdPainter & Sons.
C. B. BERBObkof Spang, Cluelfant & Co.
THOS:&-BLAIR -of Shoenberger &Co.
WM. METCALF, of Miller, Barr & Parkin:
atARUFACTURNeff OP
Bolling Mill and Blast laehinery.
RETORTS and CASTINGS of every desealption.
ERNEST'S NAIL MACHINES. fdtA
L.- 0. LIVINGSTON.W. BUBT.W. A. ROBIII6O*, .TEL.
LTVINGSTON ff. CO
=ON FOUNDERS,
lIPAC RS
TUB OF
"
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS;
All descriptions, for Plumbers and Gas Fitters; Ag
riculturailmplements, Cotton and Woolen Mill Ma
chinery,- ffic . . • ..„
All Jobß , ork promptiy attended tt;.,:.
Office and Works—WASHINGTON AVENIIR,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City. Pa. . ,•
ROBINSON, BEA br. CO., •
•
Successors 'to lionnisOir, Mims &Maxims,
WASHINGTON' WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSIURGH, -
Manufacturers of Bast and Stationary Steam En
gines, Castlgnes, M.UI Machinery, Gearing,
ftafring, gs of all descriptions; (di Tanks and
Stills, Boiler and. Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. IX corner First and SmithdeldStreets.
Agents for urrq4arrs PETENT INJEC for
- feeding Boilers. . al
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
MACHIN - HIM AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
•
Orders promptly and carefully executed. -
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT & MACKLINIIL
oc18:153
B ERLiff,FOUNDRY. •
PRICE & SIMS.
Office and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
Hanneacture and keep constantly on hand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
SUGAR SETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
And Castings genendlY. ap26:y6
CENTRAL FOUNDRY •
AND ROLL WORKS,
880 Penn Street.
BOLLMAN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
Chill Rolls, Mill Castings, Roll Lathes, &c.
FULTON MACHINE WORKS.
ESTABLISHED IN 11338.
" q slanufactory of STEAM ENGINES, all sizes
Ind bf the most ankrcived mitterns,_ for station
NY
ari
fl i grg s ; A B vUl A irta A lT B ), 1. 1 41. n
ENGINES, which will be sold at very reduced
Pena&
• P. P. GEISSE, Wellsville, 0.
Pifty Mlles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio slyer, and
Item of C. & no9;h2
Prrrsnuitori.
SAMUEL M.
IRON IlltO/IRIt,
124 - Pirst Street, Pittsburgh, PtU
.•
, - ,:graftfattialf):=Alittikpcfr,mandgrt
and: other brands of Anthrs:cite, sonatiloatieny
Coke and C. B. Cheroo t ! ; I
- IRONS:
COnsigninents and orders iespeetfally solicited.
' ,Awe SUPERIOR ,
°OPPriLinag AID 01:113iTNO worm,
• •
PARK, • MCCURDY & - CO.,
Stannta?tarers of. Sheathing,. Braziers , - and Bel
Copper, 'Petaled Copper Sonoma, Raised Still 'SW.
toms, Speller Solder. Also, importms arid Dealers
inMaid, Tin Plate; Sheet Iron, , t o,ae, con
stantly on hand Tanners , Machines at.. Tools.
Warehouse No. 140 WEST STltEel' and 1 90
SECONDSTREET,Pittsonrsh. . .
-special orders of:Copper cut to • any desired p
tern. - m Cc3sulw2,
118 . PRACZICAL , IQ .
FURNITURE- .MANUFACTURERS
WHOLESALF. AND RETAIL; '
• LEMON'
-°
NO' `JIB
,
COnstantly on hand ever y variety_of and
U RAMBER FURNITURE, together with a corn .
plete assortment of common Furniture at reduced
Tp e oeo to want of anythingln Our line are cordially
In_ Jed - to call befbre purctudng.
Work guaranteed. LEMON *Ent ;>"imblunte
_ _
ou:of isLi.a..AulppinEuXocu - ...,
Florist
' • Nurseryinea,, ad ;,.. :. i ~
.. .
-
00- . •• ,•-• . :.!....,„ h , A. .1.+1!k“ " • - _,-..1:.•,,r, , . ~..
-..511:16 81;c:4i-um siirninerzi , : ' Opticii,
idt4 rat oficei . ,Titiatith, 1 116 ,
• ..:•
r r..L:ai ",:l : :,• _le .'..),..
GT : teahouses at Oarlsad. Nurseries
Hui.
0 4 so w *l.=,t :Ill1; 4 :el: I
(Opposite Union Iron MUls,)
PITTSBUItGE
THIMBLE SKEINS AND . PIPE BOXES,
IRON BROBIM.
COPPER.
FURNITURE.
SEEDS
raitnints, -- sitniams, &c.
V RT :•! li i .' ,;- .... .. ' ,... '... : '''',,,-... : : ,'' . 1 . .,-..:. -•':.
BOILER, STILL MB TANK
W 03105..• . ... ,
CARROLL Sc SNYDER,
MA.FDTACTURF.BB OF
_TUBULAR, POUBLE±FLUED TUBULAR, FIRE-
BOX AN., CYLINDER STEAM -BOILERS. -
OIL STILLS AND OIL VANES,'
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, • SALT PANS AND CON-:
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Office and -Warehouse corner Second,
Mil, Short and Liberty Streets, • .
PITTSBURGH, Pa
air Order' sent-, to the - above address will be
romotiv attended to. r mbideS'
E. W. MORROW....JAS. B. BARNIRL L.; ..JAB. BLAIB
nauknA IL WORKS.
‘ ittORROW, BARNIMX &
MANUFACTIMICIIS Or
Steam 'Boilers, Oil Stills, Agitators,
TANKS, BALT PANS, GASOMETERS, WROITORT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, ao.
Cor. Liberty and Second Sta.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
REPAIRING•promptI
wm. BARNHILL'
BOILER MAKFIRS
. - •
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 20. 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, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks,oll Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron,Bridzes, _Sugar Pans, and sole mann
factureri of Barg is Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest .n • tice. - 1105:c21
J A M
M. BITER, •
Nos; es aril 56 Water Street,
; • PPTTSBITEG*, PA.,
mAN - rtAcTuinnt OP
IRON. : OIL TANKS ,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
•• ROLLING -MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORK,
•Por Steamboats.
STOVES,' CASTINGS, 'AC.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISiELIA dir, CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to -Cook, Bake or ißoast as
well as any other Store in the Union.
_ _BISSELL l & co.,
NO. 285 Liberty Street.
Also costazol and ibr ailil
PARW IRCATIN V ISITOVES.
GRATE FRONTS_,
__FENDERS,
COOKING R.A.NGES, ac.
CHEAPEST PLACE in • the city
TO MIT THE
TRIUMPH COOK!NC STOVE,
Is at No. 148 GRANT STREET.
Jul P. C. DUFFY.
HARDWARE.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STERRIT & EUWER,
Mani:tractOren and Import.ers of
A.R, W
CUTLERY, &C.
887 LIBERTY STREET,
CORNER OF WAYNE,
One Square Below linion Depot,
PITTSBURGH.
ar Agents fciF PATRIANItS , SCALES,
F 11111148111411111, ,
.1 1 IFTS ST., bet. iannel & Chatham Sta.,
Gtmendth and Dealer in Hardware.
liflxst class goods 9f all descriptions always on
hand and sold at the 'lowest prices. Rdpalring done
carefully on short notice. je2l:d6o
HIEIITIX SITEAM'IIRENtERY.
'JOB. BPZ.NCED,.."JAI3. LIDDZLL.
SPENCER, M'-KAY & CO.,
mat4Lei!iitB AND BREWERS
Of Porter and BroWn, Stoat, •
PIITSBURGH,-EL
--BERT ,WATBON, Maluiger. , , 0014
DYERS AND. SCOMUM.
.e.". 040,4%.•••••.•,•••• • •• • -
H. J. - LANC E , • ,
•
•• . 1636486-and 18741iIrd Street, '•
DYE ft AND SCOITR.EI-.
SZBION GOODS =AXED OR DYED.
Y.. MUD GLOVES AND LADLES' PLDNEB OLEAN
ED:-OR DYED (7: - "tr.
,urraii , omarow , ..
, , . ..
~ ... ... .. ... ,
-•••• '4Etaeliinihtittine Works, ,
Northwest corner o f Wed I gen:mon, Allegheny, ,
Fintrolt-4Tv:, V AT it Pg. • ' '
' Biqa on hand. or Erepare on abort
.nodca .Bearth
::teititonet,
is lioy Sidewalks, 'Brewery
anus., , 410'4 int e 4.
proMptty NEM letieludelden
rnidLA RUBS= aumunsoAam
sAncrAawitopbouswe and retail. at the
is, Rubb e r Depot, iets and 518 Bt. (air street. •
nal J. 3 H. Immure.
iEEJ
WfM
done
ATONE.
; .2-274`
..va4tre2a•.gifel.l.sZZa
A. 17' 1868.'.
FINANCIAL:
FORT PITT BANKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL,_ $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
NTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible points in the
United States and Canadaal.
ORS:
Jno. C. Risher. ,
Robt. A. King,
Andrew Miller, -
James M. Batley.
, LinalEA.N, Pres9t.
DIREC
H. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D, WaHnee.
E. Fawcett,
SWIM. 31
IL ON, Cashier,
D. LEET
OF COMMERCE,
and Sixth Sts.
NATIONAL BA' '
Cor. of Wood
A. PA.WTERSON...
JOS. H. HILL
CAPITAL, : \: : • $500,000.
y - 1 DIRECTORS: - '
A. Pattersmi,r i George W. Cass,
Nib. lll
. H. Brown , - r James McCandless,
as. Lockhart, I Wm. Douglas,
Allen Kirkpatrick, Wm. Reed.
N . S.'Haven, L ,
..
703 DAIL'
Y, AT 11 A. M.
so:or.
DISCO .
CAIIGHET & CO., . .
fiERS AND BROKERS,
Third and Wood Streets,
'I'F'S33I:7II,CALT, PA., •
:SSORS TO HANNA, HART 8 C 0.,)
DKALERS
.Coin, Coupons,
f•ular attention paid to tl e purchase and
1 ' sale or
lERNMENT
BONDS.
Drafts o n London
:ate
,OLMES & SONS,
BAN
03IICCE'
Exc
And partt
CO
stall
N. H
57 Market Street,
prr , rorentrzwaa,
Collections made on all the principal points of the
'United States and Cnnadas
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
Particular attentihn 'paid to the purchase and
sale of
United States Securities.
J330:11
KEYSTONE BANK, •
prx-rs - xtratonr..
_ . .
THIS BANK IS NOW TRANSACTING A
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS;
AT THEIR NEW BANKING HOUSE.
No. 293 Liberty Street.
Accounts of BANKS, BANKERS, MERCHANTS
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
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
GEO. T. VAN DOZEN. Cashier.
WESTERN SAVINGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866,,
Interest paid OrkTi33lo Deposits
ANY BUM RECETVED FROM
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
INTEREST.
Discounts Daily at L 9 o'clock.
President—THOMPSON BELL.
Vice President—A. 31. NABSIIkLL.
Dinscross:
.
TROXPEION BELL, A. M. MARSRALL,
JOS. DILWORTH. „JOS. ALAREE.
J. J. GILLESKIE,
Stockholders to whom;we
F Wm. Fordweh,
White Mizell,
D. W. C. Bidwell,
X. M. Fulton.
40A.R1.(4,, t ;'' ... : .... .....- ,
~.....-,:I3ANKERs7V
ESTABLISHED IN 1831;
1 4 11 3 5 SOUTH tki‘l3
PHILADELPHIA,
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT. SECURITIES.
7 . '3,10s • Converted . *. --..,...5.A.0..
STOCKS AND. GOLD
HOUght and sold on commission, here, ' . and to New
York. TIME PAPER NEGOTIATED..
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OF GOLD
AND CURRENCY. Accounts of Banks and Bank
= seoeived on favorable ternis____.
ALL-()LAWMAN , ' 'escratriiscs , TazEN
EXCHANGE AT MARKET BATES.
P3oa.
' c .Elfrisitn bI cOZfILT PHILIP CLII[i.
4114INGERLIrSc CLElS,.Successots
to ORO. F. Sciloctisteir & Co.. • .
. .
PRACTICAL LITTIVGITAPILTYIS.
Thhon N ly o on te i a de L i ßu os si eih s i CaErda,b.lL is e h t m te en He W ad e s,..
BOAds Libels, Circulars, . Show . Cards, .Diplomas,
'Portraits, Views, Certificates of Deposits ,
d on cares, , Kos, • is. and-rt Third street,'
Pittsbur. . h.., _
. , ,
- . ,
,
•AEXTglItiGt
READs, sc., 4orhe itylec
- • -
LHAVE REMOVED iffY
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
TO THE
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
I .
trrer E li t cautted by the NATIONAL BANK OF
I PH. R. MERTZ.
CONVERSION OF 7-airs.
I
We are now pre.pared to convert the SECOND and
THIRD SERIES of
•
• INTO THE •
New 1867 5.12 G Gold
. Coupon Bonds.
JAMES:T. BRADY - & CO"
Dealer in -government Securities,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STS.
ifi;ta Vithurgli akEttE.
President.
....Cashier.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, April 16, 1868.
In New York the money Inarket has
been very stringent, but is now working a
little easier. The very lowest terms for call
loans upon choice collaterals has been 7
per ceut., but the rate is decreasing, Prime
business paper is discounted at from seven
to ten per cent. but the offerings are still in
excess of the supply. General business in
New York is in an unsettled condition.
The railway share market is losing some
of its excitement. The uncertainty pre
vailing regarding the issue of the Erie leg
islation at Albany has stopped for the pres
ent the movements in Central and Erie.
—The Philadelphia Ledger, of Wednes
day, says: The money market has ruled
much the same yesterday as on the pre
vious day. There is a fair inquiry, but the
demand on call was met at 7 per cent.,with
occasional transactions in large lines at a
slight concession on this rate. Best com
mercial paper rules at 7to 9 per cent. dis
count, and though there is demand • for all
the money that is offering at ,these rates,
there is no urgency. At New York the
money market is quoted active, and while
this is the case at a point so near, there is
not likely to be any material relaxation
from present rates in this market. The
Philadelphia banks are inan'easy condition
and able and willing To accommodate their
customers to nearly or quite the amounts
desired. This freedom on the part of the
banks lightens the pressure on the street
very materially.
—The Chicago Tribune, of Wednesday,
reports the money market in that city as
. follows
ra
Most ofhe banks--partioularlythose en
gaged in the produce trade—reported an
active temporary demand for . money to
day, to bridge over until Thursday, in con
sequence of the large deliveries of proper
ty on seller's option for the first half of , the
month. The grain shippers were again
very busy; some eighteen vessels were
chartered—all under the "old bill"—and
the demand for money from this source
was quite active. A large number of time
bills are being drawn against these ship
ments, and this tends to make the market
cloter--and more so than ordinary, as there
is no . lot up to the stringency which has
characterized Wall street for the last three
or four weeks. I"
—Closing quotations received-by James T.
Brady do
Gold
U. S. 6's, 1881
" 6-20's, 1862.
" 5-20'N 1864.
" 5.20'5, 1865
" 10-40's
" +5-20's, Jan. and July, '65
CS Ai CC It It 9 67
" June .......... . .
" July 7-30's
May Comp., 1865
CENTRAL LIVE-STOCK MARKET.
GETICE OF THE: PITTSBURiaIi GAZETTE,
. THURSDAY, April 16, 1868.
CATTLE. •
The cattle market at these yards has
again been very dull during the past week,
the transactions in the aggregate, being
very light. There has not, so far as we
could loam, been a single eastern buyer in
attendance, and indeed, there were but
very few here from any place; and it Is
equally true that there are but very few
cattle offering, the great proportion being
through shipments to Philadelphia and
New York. Scott it Martin had a small
drove of good Ohio steers (from Pickaway
county) on sale, but there, was no one here
even to look at them, and as a consequence,
(
they, too, were shipped East, alt hough sent
to this market - to be sold. There is some
little inquiry for stock cattle, but stocit
growers in this part of the country are scaro
13r willing to pay what this class of stock
costs in the west,. and as a consequence,
there is little or nothing( doing even in
stockers. It is not likely that there will
be any improvement here until the middle
of May or first of June, about which time
grass cattle will commence ,to be ship
ped its, and even then, we do not expect to
see that life and activity in the • trade with
which it is usually characterized at thlit
season of the . year„ as cattle are scarce and
holders, as a general thing, can hold them
over until fall, provided_ they cannot get
what they think they ought to have.
noles, , Lafferty dr Glass sold /13,head of
'good s tockers to Bruce it Co. of 634; 20 head
of good butchers cattle for Doud to Young
at a bulls to W. Hines at 6 and $l.O oft;
6 head Stockers to Crouse, Emerick it Co.
at 6%; 12 head for Campbell to Webb at
5,66; 11 head for Steel to Hines at 6.
make reference:
Joseph Dilworth,
Rey. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert,
A. M. - Brown,
Thomas Ewine.
'The arrivals of Sheep have been quite
large during the past week, larger than for
some time previous, and as a consequence,,
the market'. was: not as spirited Gait was
last _week, although good fat Sheep still
commandvery fair prices. Compared. With
ktit week, however, prices are off from y i ,
to X a cent per pound; there was but nAin T
gle, sale effected at Bc, • and- we doubt
whether the same bunch of Sheep would
have brought .that figure to-day; as will
be seen by refeience to the repert.of sales,
prices ranged all the way from 4x to 8 cts,
the inside figure being for. a bunch of very
inferior clipped, while the outside was for
'a very fine drove of fat wooled Sheep. The
difference made between clipped and wool
ed Sheep ranges from one to two cents per
lb, as to quality and condition.
Holmes, Lafferty & filltuo' sold 1139 head
for Doud to It. Cristler at 7; 210 for Logan
to Pearce at SX; 192 for same to same at 7g
189 for.Bond.to.A.,.Deitrieh at 0%; 878 ;.for
Logan ta Deltrich af 8%; 185 for IDettd to
Pearce at 7X; 190:ler Logan to Plasmic&
Co, at.„7,1.5; .3e for mute to,saine Eit..11 1 4;'1.89
'lbr same to Pearce at -7X; 189 for t , Dond , to
, Kese at - 7 , fg 1871 hr token lil=VasS fit
811 0 %. Tat a° sold 178 head for
Brob. , rdg Et, 16f Siff*
itranatt 904br Myers ty min
edget dtlitYlor iheiniforiell to
°/°° ll l ll l o = e ril 9 „,f o r, Owls tOPearce
7;11 7K; 77 TS fiat to Peat* t 7X.
Scott & Martin sold 80 head of prime
=SEE
=
In%
no%
nay
loss,
i 044
107%
107%
105%
law
1183
EIHREP.
_„,_. „
.4-ww-ifivaiaatig*-.Pokezf,444
,
l'ickawdy county, Ohib, wooled -SID
Lloyd, averaging 95 lbs, at 8.
Pidcock 41.• Co. bought 551 head fron
der at 7,70; 430 from Bradfield at 6,3711
Loyd bought 214 head froni FairallA Co.
at 4q (clipped;) 150 from Newton &I
7,35; 297 from Myers & Needy at 6 40; 28
from Patridge at 7,• 185 from Carnes a 7,10;
182 from same seller at 7, 1 / 4 ; 87 fpm A
nn nick
at 6,25; 51 from Deitrich at 6k; 151 from
Brainard at 6. -
Deitrich & Bro. bought 411 head-from
Moore at—; 173 from B. Johnston at 6.k; 174
from Campbell at OM; 61 from Russell at --;
150 from Young at 7.
E. L. Kase bought 336 from Ruff at 7; 154
from Haskett at 6%; 171 from Zeaker at
6,62; 83 from Tlns_k,ett at 6%; 211 from; Pat
ridge at —. 11
HOGB.
With a steady demand and cont sued
light receipts, the market for Ho* con
tinues Brm, and prices are well sustained,
ranging all the way from 8 to 10%,, : f0r in
ferior to extra heavy fat Hogs, andlthese
may be regarded as the, extremes. f the
market. II
Holmes, Lafferty &Glass sold 111 for 0.
Quick to Singer & Imhoff at 10,30;
~! 11 for
same to Pidcock & I Co. at 8.55; 118 foil R. B.
Long to Pidcock & Co. at 8,75.
Hedges & Taylor sold A Middle
65 for •
worth & Co. to Singer & Imhoff at 10,10; 20
for same to E. Smith at 81 4 ;-75 for Liicas to
Keyes at 9%; 72 for. Foos and Wifion to
Singer & Imhoff at 9,50; 74 for samelto E.
Smith at 8,15; 59 for Studemyer to Imhoff
& Co. at 8,50; 26 for same to E. Sriiith at
9,50. I
Messenger, Gillett & Co. bought 152 from
Mitchell at 8,85; 124 from Morgan as,9l; 24
ifrom Steel at 8; 172 from W. X Cks at
1 - $8,60-40 off; 74 for Bony at 8; 135 for Fox
at $8,75—55 off; 2.50 from Conklin at 8,75.
Sold 112 to Crouse, Emerick & Co. 8g 10,30;
117 to Singer & Imhoff at 10,30; 59 to C. M.
Keyes at 10,25 181 to Keys at 10,25; i t to E.
Young at 10. ,
Scott & Martin sold 111 head 0
- -
Emerick dc'Co., prime fit Hogs, avci
315, at 10,75; 80 to same buyers, ave
250, at.loy,,
C. M. Keys bought 104 from
averaging 220 lbs, at 10,25; 111 fr'.
Smith at 10,25; 129'from W. P. Orr at
Singer & Imhoff bought 138 from ‘,l
ger, Gillett & Co: at 9,50; 84 from
10,75; 112 from same seller at 9,75. 1
[
PITTSBURGH IHARKETS.I
OFFICE OF TREPITTSBURGII GAZE , . B, i
THIIRSDAY, April 16, 1:: :.
There are no new features in the ineral
markets worthy of special notice.,'e can e
report a steady demand for most ' ;f the
leading commodities, and with a fair vol
ume, p r ices
areof busine6s, in the aggregate; prices
axe well sustained, though without nota
ble change.
APPLES—Are in steady demari , and
scarce, with regular sales at $3 to per
bbl, as to-quality.
POTATO—Firm, and in gcod d , mand,
with an upward tendency; we conti ne to
quote Peach Blows at 83,75, and Buckeyes
at $4,00 to $4,50. Jersey Sweets $7 to
$7,50- itn
DRIED FRUlT—Peaches are fir and
in good local deniand at 11% to 12 . The
market is completely glutted with'! pples,
and prices cannot be quoted a 13 at 7
to 7%.
GRAlN—Winter Wheat is quiet nd un
changed; sales of No. 1 Spring at $2,40.
Oats firm but unchanged; sales on wharf
and track at 78 to 79c, and the usual ad
vance for small lots in store. Ear Corn is
scarce and the demdnd is better; .we new
quote at $1 to $1,05. Rye is firm at:sl,7s to
$l,BO. Sales of Barley at $2,50.
BUTTER- - -Is steady and in limited sup
ply; common to prime Roll is quoted at 40
to 45c, and prime choice do at 48 t' 52c.
EGGS—There was rather more; nquiry
to-day, and we heard of several ro und lots
halting sold on eastern account at 20e, ,!while
while
on the other hand, some dealers reported
sales at 18 to 20c.
SEEDS—Cloverseed is dull annomi
nal at $7 to $7,2.5. Timothy is quieti t $2,75.
ot
Flaxseed is in demand at $2.50 to 55.
PROVISIONS—Bacon is firm and un
changed; we continue to quote at 14c for
Shoulders; 16 to 18c for Ribbed and Clear
Sides, and 18g to 190 for Plain and.ll9X to
20c for Canvassed Sugar Cured! Hams.
Lard, 18c in tierces, and 18%c, in. kegs.
Mess Pork, $27,50 to $2B. ;1
HAY—Baled Hay Is selling on Wharf at
$2O to $2.5, for common to strictly prime
Ilmothy. Loose Hay is selling frOm coun
try wagons at $25 to P. , 8.
MILL FEED—Is firm but unc hanged;
sales on wharfat $l,BO for Bran, add $2,25
for Middlings. . 1
LARD OlL—Keeps up well with Lard,
and the- market may be q,uoted Arm at
$1,15 "for No. 2, 'and $1,40 for N .1.
i )
HOMINY—S6,2S to 16,50 per bb .
BEANS-24,50 to $5 per bushel:J o
FLOUR—The market is firmer, though,
as yet, there is no material imp vement
in - the demand, and prices
continue
not
quotably higher. We to
quote at $10,50 to $10,75 for g.odd Spring
Wheat; $ll to $11,25 for choicedol! • ll,7s to
$12,50 for Winter Wheat; and $l4 . $l6 for
St. Louis fancy brands. Rye Flmir, 59,2.5
to $9,50. _ :1
P17r51317RG11 PETROLE'I7M
. .
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBUEGH GA
THURSDAY...ApriI 16,
.
CRUDE—The market LM deg© dof any ,
,
new features worthy. of notice. . There is
.
some little inquiry, and som e fe '.. offers to
,
i
sell, but there appears to ea di iri
erece of
about a quarter between b uyeriand sel
lers, and,-as a consequence, tr sections
are light. We have but-xsingle eto re
port, 2,000 bbls for April Idelive' at B%e.
'
Immediate delivery may 1 i be quo ed at il%
to 83;c. The inside figure !!offered, and the
outside figure asked, and, as air ady Anti
mated, neither buyer nor seller;! eem dis
posed to give way. For forward deliveries,
there is little or nothing doing, and prises
are nominally unchanged._ Oil City, $ 3,05
to e 3,10 on cars; 0i1e0p1i5,_32,95, % I
REFINED—But a single s ti le, reported,
1000 bbls for last half of September at 29c.
September, October . and' Ncivember could
have been sold in •4 , lines".at 2834 b, and all
the year;buyer's option, is nominal at 31c.
One thing_tluit tends,to retard business is
the alliance of most f 'the loading opera
tors who are in Philadelphia, haying been
tailed there `. as witnesses in 'the -famous
O'Connor and Tack case. I_l '
ARRIVALS-The following are the ar
rivals of - oil: - ' - • J - • •-,1-, • - = 4
makdams* Co . 20 00- , Mawhintre* & E. 1500
.._,
Itiaarhinny e1te0.2400 'Fisher at firo..lsfooo
13
Cochran ite Co .....41939• D. M. Edg rt0t3.3500
Total... • , . 1 :.-29 339
• , ' ''• ' '': '' ' :""""''7:.''''', -- •'*ri• * ,
' .
, . .
St. Louis . Market.
[By Telegraphto the Plttaborgh Gazett e.]
ST. 140i118, A p ril 16.--Tobatho ,is
:un
changed. Cotton nominal. Pionzi--medium
grades are scarce and wanted; • uperfines
.
range at $ 7a8,25; XX at $ 7,50a11; , XX and
fancy at $1125a14,5 4 ). Wheat is steady and
firm with liberal offerings' at $2,e6a2,75 for
prime foxholes winter; -spring iii-more ac
tive and a few fancy lots:brought 4.12,20a2,23,
but the range of Nos. 2 and 1 wa5t3,05a2, 15 .
Corti heavy and ' unchanged• at 1 86a90c for
fancy white. Oats dull ank prices scarcely •
maintained at 69a71c for fancy white: , Barley
-quiet; small, sales prime sin:lug:l , at 126 5 .
Rye, higkeri At 11.70: - Pork dull and at.
at V26,7sa27,oowithffetall sales at ont
. side rate. .Bacon will and dr•x*Plrig, it 13a
14c for shoulders, 16Ne for -clear] , rib, 17a
170 s for clear sides,,and 20c:Pr s ugar cur
,‘,3
qd It irrui.`' Bulklneats cirtieti
. no sates re-=
ported - . Lard; inSinlinelatifsaffe
.figq:bhy-:
era at 17c for choice. Whisky-, , her, at:.
.112,15 for choice. - ICattle. firm at i. ,i' for
common to ?giicai'and 8349,9 for ' . choice per
head. pswefittitrfiour , 3400 E pb1s; wheat,
, 15;000,thish: cornf_,B,Wrintlib; oa t s, 22400 ,
bushflarley,'l,soo bush; rye, 500 bush. •
,1
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Sny-
rouse,
raging
raging
rper,
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assail,
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