tt
Ul•
IRON WORKS.
•6.: VIENER, Pres't. W. P.Poirrys, Bnpn:
AND IRON CO, 1-
MANUFACTUREII.B OF
. Bar Iron;
.Railroad Fish BSI'S find Bolin
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car. Axles Hammered;
Loeomotive Frames;
• .316oilliskotive Frame Shapes;
Sideßads;
,colter, StraPs;
Piston Heads; • •
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks; •
Piston Rods, *rises; _
Pitman Jaws, Collars, Cte. •
Office, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSBUUGII, 1'
CIRAFF, BYERS Sr. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bar, Hoop and Sheet Iron,
WROUCHT IPON,
Iron NVelded Tubes for Oas, Steam,
Water, &c.
ALSO,
OIL WFJJ, TUBING.
Mee, OS Water and 182'First Streets.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
u29:e23
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LJJO it BUOY.,
MANIJFACTUREAS OF
Best Conunoti, Refined; Chaieoil
AND
.xNuTA-BLOOM-TRON.----
MERCHANT iAR,ItOUND and SQUARE IRON
HOOP,. BAND . T and ANGLE IRON. -
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
MOWER AND REAPER BARS. _
CYLINDER and GUARD or FINGER IRON.
WROUGHT
AI H L A S I R 2 S O ndS OI KlbEs.S t o fo rh mr.d.
FLAT RAILS. Pouched and Countersunk.
COAL SCREEN IRON. -
NAILS AND SPIKES. -
Warehouse Office at the Wotal, GREEN
OIIOH , STREET; (a contimiation of Yint'street,
adjoining the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
WESSON, PRESTON & CO.,
l'ennsylvania Iron Works.
.. • .
Waiehonse, Nos. 166 and 167" FIRST STREET
opposite Monongahela Hone,- •
arrA:da - lititilißßl4lllll.
STEEL WOIM.
SSHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
INGER,„.NICaII & CO.,
PITTSBURGH, PAL, •
Manufacturers of every description of
CAST AND CERMAN STEEL,
RAILWAY SPRINGS;
ELLIPTIC AND S TEE LR3I SPRNGS,
AXLES, TIRE, &c., de.
Warehotise, 88 Water and 100 First Sta.
5p16:067
PITTSBURGH - -STEEL WORKS
ANDERSON, COOK •Ss CO,
(SUCCESSORS TO BOYD &.00.,)
ManufactUrers of the
BEST REFINED CAST SWF;
FASARE, FLAT and OCTAGON, of a ll Mseg SAW
TES. HOE, FORK and SHEET CAST STEEL;
T STEEL for '
Beapinw and Morg i r a o his' e s
Axles, &e., &e.
Cast and Common Plow & Spring Steel.
Offlce—Corner FIRST AND BOSS STREETS, pro
blocks above the Mononpbela House. -
p,mit & PARKIN.
GE.IirRAL PAIITN. YRS: •
.W3l. METCALF, I REUBEN MILLER,
GEU. W. BARR, CHAS. PARKIN.
BFZCIAL PdIITNEE—S. 31. 111E11
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS;
ALIETMII, 33ARIL
Office; No. 339 Liberty St;
PITTSBURGH., PA
fe14:4348
BLACK DWEIOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO
Manufacturen of an delicelptions of
IEI
1
•
•
Office and Warehouse, no, uss, 124 SECOND
and 119 and 121 FIRST STREETS,
• ,
• - • PITTSBURGH.
GLASS, CHINA. CUTLERY.
100 WOOD STREET
CHINA, GLASS AND
. ,
QUEENSWARE,
sILVEII PLATED WARE, g
PARIAN STATUETTES, 8
't. f:1, 1101
And other STAPLE AND. FANCY g
(loom a great variety.
100 WOOD STREET.
RICHARD E. BREED '& CO.
100 WOO I in'nEnr
OLES REIZENSTEIN,
- 152 federal :Stites; Aneelleqm.
Mum door ibeve Diiimoud.)
6{lass Table Cutlery
ATE zverval r ig required 1 a
ciaa! !tor? 02 1 i r ia.. c p, „ mo a ns pox
wirg43GRAYEIMI
ZAJAVIN ISINGSRLT 's • . i tt i tar
corn.
QUIFGERLY ac CLEIS, Itacceigors
1.7 to Gro..p. tionacttitex & co.,
L. ,
PRACTICAL LITHIMiRAPLLERig.:
ThOooly Steiuw LlthograpMaLlistabltsbautu
of thiskiostitalnr., Smitten 'yards, Letter ne s &
Bon - Os, Labels. Circulars, Show Car t ru mnas .
PottrattezViews, Certltleates of i ns t •
„u nit e
Sion CaMsi• &As., NOS. Tit an4••l'r
Plttsbur Asses
•
CHAS. MLL r ES,
mairil.cooa..4knpit, • *
vo. so Ira* 9T itEETr Aro= =MSG.
N OV4 oso , r t ernjoont.T. and Lartziskl
iv es. oplea
'IC/....iii 7 ...dr.1., Ha) t- Zi(e.a If 'IA
tt I, t
I ' ll it. ii ; r2 XI: • A t • L
•
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*cr.
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4.4 —l 7, - - Art : A ;?y am /, } yam
,
yy ~ *.4, " `.. 411 4 `-` -dr atea• •
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
MORTON' j S'PR ET ; Ninth Ward,
PIT r rn7ltGil
THOMAS N. MILLER, iresident.
These Works'. are among the-larges t anc most
complete establishments in the West. and are now
prepared to-tarnish
Engines, of ewe, description.
Bailers, Oil Tanks.
sheet iron Work'.
Ittittroad
RoHist lllin Cairtiviii;
Engine Castinge.
MG hllie' Castingw.
°extend Caitings.
ORDERS SOLICITED
..7 z f
no9:near ^
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
• AND' PIPE ' WORKS;
car
;, (NuriTFI.WARDO • •• • •
PITTSfI H. PA..
wu. SHIM •
• elilanufdiztturez i of G
CAST IRON BOVirla - PIPE,
FOR GAS AND WATER WORMS.
• ..-r"
014, P l i telt r f e cel i le e nTht n . Ta i r lft l infi l ara i lk. , l i a%
General Catnip for Gas and Water Woris:
I would also cell the attention of Supecintendente
of Gas works to my make of RETORTS.
• felettiO . •
TflE KNAP TORT PM FOUNDRY CO
CHARLES SNAP, ' , resident.
J. M. RNA, Vice 'President.
O. XETCAI, 9 See , y and
J. H. WADE, Engineer. -
J. GeneTal Manager.
DIRECTORS: •
JAMES B. MURRAY, of Lyon, Shut , A. Co.
A. B{ W. PAINTER, of J. Painter Sons.
C. B. HERRON, of Soong, Chalfant A Co.
THOS. 8. BLAIR, of Shoenberger ACO.4
WM. 3LETCALF, of hillier, Bur R Partin.
NIA4I:IFACTUIUMB Or
"Rolling if and Blast Machinery
RETORTS Rua CASTING'S,_of every desealption
ERNEST'S NAIL MACHINES. fd4
A. BRADLEY W. VA-VEIRE J. 5. BRADLEY
IETNA STOVE WORKS.
•
A. •BRADLEY Bf, CO.
Manufacture every, variety of •
;Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
• Among f ithlch - are: 'the celebrated; EUREKA,-
TROPIC and TALISMAN (Coat Stoves); POMANA,
VETERAN and IRONSIDES (Wood Stoves).
Also manufacture
ORATES, ORATE FRONTS, &.c-
Office and Warehouse, corner of Second and Wood
streets, Pittsburgh. Entrance on Second street.
•
1.. O. I.JVINGSTON.W. li. BIIIIT.W. k ROBINSON. JR.
LIVPII6IBTON. 1 6 COY
IRON POUNDERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
• FINE LIGIIT CASTINGS,
Aiil f fNon,for Plumbers and Gas ?ltv g _
cugi t pi : nensscon : tco a L ;
chi
Alf r ic:bt : Ork. promptly attended to.
Office and Worica—WASHUNGTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
•
ROBINSON, REA is, CO.,
Successors to ROBINSON, MINIS MILLERS,
•
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PITTS7URGH,
•
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
Shafting. Castings of all descriptions; Oil Tanks aud
Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. IL corner First and Smithfield Streets.
Agents for ItIFGABD'S PETENT INJEC :MI for
feeding Boilers. . jall:rs3
3f oiter BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Union Iron 311113,)
Rolling Mill and Bridge ipistings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHLNERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
• '` ,IJIBEBT & 3L(eKIIND:
oe115:128
BERLIN FOUNDRY.
PRICE & SIMS.
Office and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
Manufacture-and keep constantly oh hand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON BONES; DOG IRONS,
SUGAR livrifLES, HOLLOW WARE.
And Castings generally. apZkya •
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS,
8190 Penn . Street.
.4 • se
BOLLIMaN, BOYD & BAGALEY
Chill Rolls. Mill Castings, Roll Lathes, le.
guurori - WORKS.
ZEITABLIPMD Ix Itt36.
anufactory of STEAK ENGINES, all sizes
and of the most anorovel s patterns. for station
fI u OTTV. I ; A S ; r ali=f A lo , An'LliffiVrZZ l er
ENGINES, which will be sold at very reduced
prices.
P. P.. GRUMP, WeXiirville,.o.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio Jiver, and
line of C. & P. It. , .
BROKERS.
SAMUEL M. WICILEIV3MARL
IRON BRON.ER
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
. :Agent for tlie sale of Cornyrall, Doughamore, Jo.
irid ni ltlle i r la b b r e Ati p :t. c l a tiarricrte a , nb l i oligg i ggiii
Coke and C. B. CiAarpool,.
~,-
PIG} IRONS. .. = .
Coxislgnoteritisid orders respeetfully solicited.
COPPER -;:>
LAKE SUPERIOR
, .
COPPER NELL AND WILTING WOTAI3,
, PITTIEMITAGFEI.
PARK,,,mcOunliy A v
Mantifacturers or Sheathing. Brasiers , and ' Sol
Comer, Proud Copper BOUOUISt Uabed Still Sot
tom c Spelter Solder. Also, impotterstindDealers
in Metia, Tin Plate, Sheet Mu,o
stantly on hand Tinnersl Machines at. Tcois.
=Warehouse No. 140 MST STREAT awl; 5140
SECOND STSEET,Pittsburgh. ;
SpeCial orders of Ogpor_cct ),4;! aitdesired
-?Ar#6 . I .I'7. inMISMOMdme.P
LL .41 U 0 4U • 4, e /U4,,wL0pe,j..• . 31' ai'z :ti
LLIGIAUSI. DICK
.RPENTICIt AND BUILDER,
No. 331 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PPP" — Ite
ith street, rittsingiN Re. iteekk4pcoi.A 9 t AIR
'mistreat f
Jo e b ra biltit dOnewith.neatness and dlerob....All
ord
ranted ?romPtly attended' to, and setts nen war- .
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : 310NDAY, APRIL 27, 1868.
miGINIBP,:B9PARRE4 40:
• "\;.: :
BOILER,ITILL ANII. TANK
CARROLL' &SNYDER,
TUBULAR, POUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, FIRE
BOX AN." CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL• STILLS AND 'OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING FANS, SALT rAlls AND CON-
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
• •
• BRIDGES:,
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES.
°Mae and Warehouse corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
Aar- Orders sent to the above address will be
promntiv attended to.
Z. W. )1017,116W... JAS. 11. BARNIIILL....JAS. BLAIR.
O'HARA BOILER WORKS.-
,NORROW, BARNHILL & CO.,
11.1LICUFACTUItERS OF ,
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Agitators,
TANKS, SALTPANBi GASOMETERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, &c. •
po.r..,Liberty and Second
PITTSBURGH, PA.
REPAIRING promptly done. jy4:b2
WM. BARNHILL & CO., -
BOILER AIATZTIRS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. go, 22, 24 AND 28 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 warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Balt
Pans, Tanks,Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pane,
Boiler Ison,Bridges: fbitgar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnliiini Patent Boilers.
Repairing done en the shortest notice. ,Jas:c2l
JAMES N. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
14.43.1/FACTCIIEB OP
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPERI:amen PIPE,
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORK,
For_Steamboats.
JAILED M. BRUSH EDMUND D. DRUSM,
JARED. M. BRUSH & SON,
Steams Boilers, ,011 St'Ha l Tanks.
SIIMET , 'no* WORE.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
COOK STOVES.
BISSELL ear, CO.'S
FOR RITI72IINDUS COAL,
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well as any other Stove In the Union:
BISSELL & CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
Also on band and for sale, "; • '
PARLOR STOVEI3,_ _
HEATING trroVES,
GRATZ FRONTS : ,
_FENDERS
COOKING RANGES, an
PITTSBURGH
clizAirEsw PLACE city
1.43 BUY THE
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
Is it No. 146 GRANT STREET.
Jet - • : < F. o,,Durirjr.
I~TEW HARDWARE HOU ii
LINDSEY, STERRIT 84' EUWEIt,
11,A.11,3DW rt3FA ,
887 LIBERTY STREET,
One Square Below Union Depot,
air Agents for FATRBANHIP SCALES
MILTSSMANNii ;
F•
FIFTH &T.. bet. pinel & Chatham Bta., s:
_ •
Ounsmith and Dealer in Ilardwnre.
Pint claim goods of all deicriptions antaya on
hand and sold at the lawestinteeal • itdpsitinir done
;areftilly on short notink Imaniso.
pIIRENEF. STEAM BREWERY. _
3013.131•101VE1L.....TA8.. WILAY....BODEUT LIDDELL.
SPENCER, M'KAY 8i C 0.,.
MIALS'TERB AND, BREWERS
Of Ale, .Porter ,aid Brown Stout,
PriTSßUtall, PA.
ROBERT WATSON, Mariagar 0014
DYERS AND SCOURERS.
if J. rIN aNCE,
•
DEER AND•; SCOUREE
isra*cla)Ei e aiiti Dfil):
I , INPEREST , PAID ON DEPOSITS. . ANY SUM
Mt tlfirITED PROM ONE DOLLAR lIPVTAItiI .
pestle received subject to4hec)t, , lfith'imii interest. •
JAMES IIiACKIIOItI4- Preslaiiit. ". -- . '
,`-' ' ,'''
, ''.oBo. D. INDLE 'Secrete/Tend Titer. ter
;,'...flt - lirES U. HOPE.iNsi:scgoter,..; -.• : -...' 4
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WORKS.
3:),NrrAcrunEns OF
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
UANCFACTITBEIift 01,
CET THE BEST.
TRIUMPH,
HARDWARE.
Msnuf4cturers and Importers of
CUTLERY, &P.
CORNER OF WAYNE,
PITTSBURGH.
BREW~RIE~.
MMd= =2
Nos. 186 and 187 Third Street,
EINANCLUi.
Rfi I BANKag .COMPANY }
Wpoll Street.
cArrrAL, . . . $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
r tektEß.4.is e 7
GOVERNMENT - SECURITIES,
ANDS' CoLD.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all accessible points In the
United States and Cana as.
D CTOILS:
D. Hostetter, : Jno. C. Risher,
James Gordon, . Robt..A. King,
D. Wallin*, : ; -Andrew Miller,:
E. Fawcett, f i James 3f. Bailey.
14. 1 1.W.L. aiecz.vllll,AN, Pre*'t.
D. MET 'WILSON. Cashier.
•
NATIONA ,COIIIIEVE,
Cor. of Wood and Stith Sta.
A. PATtEItIION.I President,:
JOB. II BILL Cashier.
CAPI.T.AL, : : : soo,ooo.
DI CTORS: •
A. Patterson, Heorge_W L Cass,
'Wm. H. Brown, • James McCandless,
Chas. Lockhart, Wm. Douglas, •
Allen Kirkpatrick, I Wm. Reed.
W. IS. Haven,
DUK9TINTS :DULY, AT 111 A. M. •
• _ • • ' airSto='
HART, - CAUGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and . Wood "Streets,
prrrisnuncrrx,
(SUCCESSORS:TO HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
DEALERS IN
:Exchange, Coin„ Coupons,
"And particular attentiQ e pgd to r respurchaae and
COY E eI*ME.PIT .
Sight liraits on London.
N .HOL,MES & SONS, : F
57 Market Street,
7PITTT'SI3ILTIIG - 1 - 1, PA.
Callectiout made on all the prtnetpol points of the
United Stites andeinadae.. • . •
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
Particular • attention paid to the purchase and
sale of •
United: States Seciirities.
230:a1
KEYSTONE BANK, -
Privrenunda. "
•
THIS BANK IS NOW TRANSACTING A
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
AT THEIR NEW BANKLNO HOUSE. •
No. 293 Liberty Street.
Accounts of BANKS, BANKERS, MERCHANTS
and others are invited.
Collections aade 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. TAN DOREN. Cashier.
WESTEI..III SAVOGS.
No. 59 Fourth Street;
CHARTEIIED 1866,
Interest paid on Time Deposits
ANY SUM RECEIVED TRO3I
- ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
INTEREST.
Discounts Daily at 151 o'clock.
President...THOMPSON BELL.
Vice Preddent—A. MARSHALL
DIRECTORS:
THOMPSON BELL, I A. M. MARSHALL,
JOS. DILWORTH. I JOS. ALAREE.
J. J. GILLESPIE, -
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm illi sDadzwell,
D. W. 'C. Bidwell,
R.- M. Fulton.
4,4s . llRictisn ,
< l / 4 4e BANKERs.V
ESTABLISHED 1N . .11§37. .
to as st
. DEALERqIN AOVERNMENt SECURITIES;
- -
7 3-10.s:CsAverted Into
.5-20,
STOOKS AND GOLD
Bought and sold on commission. here, and in New
,Ydric. _TINE PAPER NEGOTIATED.
INTEREST .ALLOWED ON DEIITS OF GOLD
AND CURRENCY.. Accounts of Muks and Bank
ers received on favorable terms.
ALL CLASSES OF SECURITIES • TAKEN IN
EXCIIANGE AT MARKET BATES,
fe7A:lBB . •
MECHAIUCIP 5A11131148 WIN
• K,
? o. 14 Etmtthflitaid fiti*ip" Ofsk
•*.
3 7 ,
ItENOVAL.
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
Formerly occupied by - the NATIONAL BANN. OF
COM.MERCE.
CONVERSION OF :1.30 9 14
• "
We are now prepared to convert the SECOND and .
THIRD SERIES or •
S,Ev - zw=r - irrwrros
INTO TMG
New 1867 5-20 Gold Coupon Bonds.
riAMES - TIBRADYI6 CO.,
Dealer in Governmeit Securities,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD STS. ,
.it,)0•.:.:,tit.,) , ,i1 -1 1:t0,..akOt.
FINANCE, AND TRADE.
Gik/bE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, April 25, 1868.
The earnings, expenses, and rate of divi
dend of the Pennsylvania Railroad Corn:
pang, upon ,-* hose ' passenger and freight
charges there , is no restriction!,
cept that imposed by competition with
other lines, were as follows in each of the
last three years '
1865. 1866. 1867.
Earning5...517,459,169 $16,583,883 816,340,156
Expensed.. 13,270,058 12,790,999 12,080,300
Net earn
ings.... 64,189,111 63,792,973 • 64,250,853
Percentage., , -
expenses: 78 - 77.9 74, •
Rate of dlr.' ' • 10 9 6
In 1864 the earnings were $14,759,058, and
the expenses $10,693,944, leairing the net
earnings $4,085,114. The percentage of ex
penses was 72.6, and the rate of dividend 10
per cent.
--The competition for freight between
agents of rival routes at Cincinnati is rather
sharp. A paper of that city says: "Fourth
class freight can now "'be shipped to New
York at fifty cents pe'r hundred pounds;
Bostou at, fifty ,cents,l4l, rail, And to Fhilar
delPhlatina Baltimore at forty: five'cents.
RumorS" are current that freight has been
carried ht lower figures, but we,not trace
them . to any reliable source. 'We under
stand cotton has been carried to New York
at seventy-five cents per one hundred
pounds."
EZII
—Clesinglatiotations received by James T:
Brady &Co.
Gold 138%
11. S. 6's, 1:•:1 112%
" 5-20's, 186° . 111%
" 5-20's, 1864 lie%
" 5.20'5, 1865 110%
" 10-40's , 102%
" 5-20's, Jan. and July, '65 • 108%
as it Ili Nl6 >67 109
" June 7-30's , 107%
--, " July 7-30's 107%
May Comp., 1865 118%
—The Chicago Tribune, of saturday,says:
The failure of Norton& Tuttle, wholesale
grocers, was announced to-day. In finan
cial circles it has been anticipated for some
time, and its culmination has produced no
astonishment.' We are not informed as to
the extent of the , assets or , liabilities,
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY. April 25, 1868. 5
CRUDE—The crude market has been.
'Very firm and 'considerably excited dui
,
ing the past two or three days, and an ad
vance of fully.three-quarters of a cent has
been establisheti. ispet -oil, which at the
opening of the week was , quiet at
closed firox_to.day at 034 e, With sales of 1800
bbls reported. The supply, both here and
above, is reported light, and to this, more
than anything else, may be attributed the
advance, as the advices from Antwerp. the
leading Eurppea' n market,are anything but
favorable—tbe latest cable telegram report
ing a still further decline. As we, noted
yesterday, the matter of production is be
ing agitated considerably and as a matter
of course, It is seldom that any two men
will agree on this important subject. One
is confident that the production certain
ly falling off—that it is nothing like it was
three months ago; while another, whose
knowledge of trade is equally _ as good, will
tell you that there is an abundance of oil at
the wells, that the, production is instead of
falling off, is increasing, and that'a number
of new wells have been tapped within a
short time. Of one thing, however, there
can be no disputing, and that is, that the
market has stiffened up very much within
the past day or two, and that an important
advance has beenestablished.
REFDTED—The market for bonded oil
has also beert remarkably stiff during the
past•two or.three days,
and in sympathy
with Crude, prices both for present and fu
ture delivery have advanced. The, sales to
day were 8,000 bbls-Lrl,ooo,eaeh for Septem
ber October and November at 2930, and
2,040 bbls for May at 26%c.. spot oil is quo
ted firm at 263‘e; May "id - 2634 c to 2690;
June at 27 to 27 1 A,c,.and July at 28c. Yes
terday there was a sale for, all the year,
buyer's option, at 32c, and we feel pretty
confident ths e t no one . -. would have sold to
day below thit,:figure4 There is and has
been for several days past quite an active
demand both for present and future de
livery, and the only reason, and it Is a very
.".d one, why we have not more sales re
ported, is owing to the fact that there are
Ibtit, few sellers as our rethtertyaS It gene
ratl thing, seem dispel:tied ito'hold off in an
,ticipation that there wilrbe a stilifprther
"advance. •
ARRIVALS—he
,t.ollo9arPßT.ar-T ' f;
vals of „ f
Mwhirmey E. 1300
Idawhi'py Bro.lBoo
Bly & Pinkerton 700 4-Ehdler dt- Bro:-..4000
make reference:
Joseph Dilworth,
Rev. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert;
A. M. Brown,
Thomas Ewleir.
Total
Total receipts for,the week.—
Total receipts last week,
Total receipts eliidel,Jarif 1
Montzheimer, Koehler & 00.,1303 bbb3re:i
fined to Waring, King & CO., Philadelphia.
MoKelvylt 800..-224 dvdo to * . W P. Lo
gan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Buffuik Keheir& Co., 200 da do to W. P.
Logan t Bro.ahtladelphia.
Braun & Wagner 1 800 'do
.do to' Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia.
Forsytki Bro.. & Co., 446 dd do-td-Waiden
:Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Nit. Ref. Co., 450 do do to F..A: Dilworth
& Co., Philadelphia...
(By Tslegraph to the Pittsburgh tiszetig..; ~ ~,,,,
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Too, April 25.—Floni: ilikeih ..
2,410
barrels market quiet., • i , Wheat, s receipts
4,111 bushels; the market Issteady; sides of
iia iv4.4
'amber at 14,71.: receipts 10.077 , bushr
the market Is tin ' sales ;11 0. X at
11,0,,ye110w, 92c; II _fet JurtN i "
lumen for this mon - Wm-01dg'
..lAN;hush; the market is steady; saes, 01.
at.7l. Rye; receipts 700 bush; scarce. , Seeds
lipktnd dtralplng. 4 ;. f ,-
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PITTSBITRGH MARKIETs.
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OFF/CE OF riir-PirraltultotrOaz z-rris,
- SATErreDAY; April 25'11868. 5
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The general markets have bead fairly ac
tive
I.
during the past week, antl' 'while the
1
transactions have been mainly of an unim
portant character, there has, nevertheless,
beeh a fair volume of business , lln the
. ag
gregate, and as a general thing; prices are
firm and well sustained.
BUTTER—Is steady, 'with sails of prime
•
to choice Roll at 45 to 50c.
EGGS—Were again in brisk demand to
day and prices have advanced to 22 to 23e.
APPLES—Scarce and firm; we quote
nominally at $5 - to $7 per bbl, as to quality.
POTATOES—Firm with regular sales at
$4 to $4,50 per bbl, for Peach Blows , and
Buckeyes. / ' - - -
SEEDS—CI valued •is dull with small
sales at $7. Timothy Seed Cannot fairly
be quoted abo e $2,50 - . Flaxseed is in de
mand at $2,50.
GRAIN—N Wheat in market. Corn is
firm and tending upward; we can report a ,
sale of 400 busjiels prime Ear on wharf at
$l,OB, and 1 Gar prime shelled atll,lo. Oats
quiet; sale of I, ear at 80e-;-more 'offered at
same price; sniall sales in store at 83 to 85e,'
m i)
Rye is firm at 1,95 to $2. Barley nominal
at $2,50, ,
SALT—Is q det and unchanged; we con
tinue to quote at 01,75 to $l,BO in round lots,_.
and $2 for s riots in store.
ASHES—SaIes of Pearls at 11c; common
Soda at 4%e, and refined,do at'sc.i - . - *--,-..‘
PROVMIONS-BacOn is unchanged at
1334 to 14c for Shoulders; 1534 to 15%e for
Ribbed and 17)4 to.lBe for Clear- sides; 19e
for Plain Sugar Cured Hams; and 20c for ,
Canvassed do. Lard, 1834 c. Mess Pork,
127,50 to $2B. I , •
• LARD OIL—Is Quoted firm by manufae- •
turers at sl,2o;:for No. 2, and $1,48 to $1,50
for No. L •
HAY—Is qUiet and .unchanged; sales at •
sealeset $25 to $3O; Baled Hay is selling on
wharf at 524 to $27, akto quality; - *. '
BEAN
S—Sr
ce and firm, with small
salsa at $4,50 p
55 per busheL
FLOUR—I firm, with a steady' local de
• mand and prices are' well We
continue to quote at.Bl.l.lcr q 11,50 for Spring
Wheat, $l2 to $12,50f0r Winter Wheat,and
$l4 to 516 for fancy brands. Rye Flour
is firm at s9,so—a further advance is prob
able. ..
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• DRIED PRlAM—Peaches are, in light
'supply and firm at 12 to 13e. Apples dull
and in good supply; we' continue to quote
at 6;4 to 734 cc. •
New YOripAPitdttce Market..
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Guzett.e.3
NEW YORK, April 25.—Cotton is a shade
firmer; sales,of 4,700 bales at 323a.33e ler
middling Uplands; chiefly 33c; closing quiet •
witli no buyers over 32Mc. Flout—re
ceipts, 7,360 bush; tbe . market is, quiet and -
without change; low grades, heavy; sales of
7,500 bbls. California quiet; •sales of 750 - -
sacks; the market is unchanged.. Rye
flour firmer; sales of .3 'bbls at $8,30a9,90.
Corn meal quiet; sales of 650 bush Brandy-
wine to arrive at $6,5Q. Whisky nominally
unchanged. heat—receipts, 7,360 bush;
the market is a shade firmer and quiet; •
sales of 28,000 bush at $2,53 for No '2 spring
in store; $2,63 for No I do delivered; $2,90
for ambr State and Michigan, and No 2
spring to arrive on private terms. Rye
very scarce and firmer; sales of 600 bush
State, in lots, at $2,25a2,35; 15,000 bush wes.._
tern to arrive on private terms. Barley
and • Barley Malt quiet and unchanged.
Corn dull and a shade easier; receipts 8,260
bus: sales 41,000 bus at $1,14a1,18 for new
mixed Western afloat; $l,lB for old do. de
livered; $1,143,a1,18 for new white Western
and. Southern. Oats More active, but easier;
sales 85,000 bus at 833;a85c for Western in
store, and 86%a87y 4 c do. afloat. Bice quiet
at 10Nal1e for Caroline. Coffee firm; sales
1,900 bags Rio on private terms. Sugar
firm; sales 650 hhds Cuba at •10)4a12c. Mo
lasses steady ; sales 140 hhds Cuba at 53c.
Hops quiet at 10a50c for American. Petro- •
leuni farm at 12' 4 c for crude, and 28r,a27c
for refined bonded.' Coal 'unchanged.
Leather; hemlock sole quiet, but very arm;
27a28c for Buenos Ayres light weights.
Wool without decided change; sales 360,000
lbs.; domestic fleece, 45a58e; pulled, 31a50c.
Pork decidedly firmer and in fair de
mand; sales 3,250 bbls at $28,37a28,87 for .
new mess, closing at $2f3,87 cash; $27a27,50
for old mess, closing at $27,2E regular; $22,-
75a23,25 for prime, and $25a25,50 for prime
mess. Beef firm ; sales 425 bbls at $15a20,-
50 for new plain mess, and 820,50a25,45 for
new extra mess; sales 210 tierces,at $36a29 -
for prime mess, and $418:44 for "India. mess.
Beef Hams nominal. Cnt meats steady but..
less active; sales 320 tpacktigeii at 3a -
for shiailders; and 1635al8efOr halm
dies firm; sales 180 boxes at•l4%efer
berland cut ; .15,;c for short ribbed, and
17X,c for short clear. laird. quiet and
steady; sales A9O bbls at 18a185.4e, • small .
lots 183;a1830. Butter steady at 20a40c for
Ohio, and 50a53c for State. Cheese firm at
18a17c. Freights to Liverpool are quiet and
without decided change,
LATEST.—FIonr closed ea UndAt shade easier for IoW • gradea.4 very lirbi
and quiet with some exports; demand for
No. 2 spring, to arrive. Rye scarce and
very firm with small sales - of western at
$2,20a2,30, and something doing in: western
to arrive, on private terms. Oats dull and
heavy at 84;445 for western, in, store. -
Corn dull at . -11,15a1,17 for new mixed
western; old mixed western , at $1,18a1,18%,
delivered. Pork qtdet•and firm at 528,87,%
a 29,00, cash and regular for new;mess. Beef ,
quiet and unchanged. Cut meats firm and
in fair demand. Bacon quiet and firm at
1434 for Cumberland cut. Lard quiet at
183(0193-", for fair to prime steam and kettle
rendered. Eggs firm at 24.
New York Dry Goods Market.
1.14 , Telegraph to the Plttshurgh Gazette.)
NEW YORK, April 25.—The dry goods
market closes very dull,; but • firmer- for
heavy brown slieetings, with a tendency
toward higher • rates. Appleton, Indian
Head and all standard` mikes of this, class •
are worth 18 1 / 6 c,' although a few c an be had •
yet of Appleton. brand 'tit 18c. Stark A.
sheetings wereselling this forenoon at
1734 c, but are .now' worth 18c.. Jobbers' are
selling goods to-day at prices lower than
they can replace them. , , All:-standard
prints are steady at 31al8a Delaines re.
maim depressed, and, some of;the mills are •
putting their machinery on goods, as
they are losing i4,9py. Cotton. and wed
&
g,
bein_on the rise, goods _must:advance,- as
the stocks are smaller than is generally be
lieved. •
Cleveland, Market. .
ißp Telegraphhi the liittstritegh Gazette.)
CLE y .E .T i AND, April 25. - • Flour Is firm 04
steady at,Bloal2 tor doublo extra spring;
e12a14 for - double cl extra Ted winter, and
i13,60a15,5050r treble extra white. -Wheat
fintLand in moderate demand; No. - 1 red is
held 82,05* timsactions are reported in
No. 2 red ar sprint. Corn
mostly Ibr future delivert at 98e for ri o.' 1
shelled on spot; 08e buyers ilmlance, of the
month, and 03e sellers'for May, 'Slate firm
and in Rood demand at 78e for So„:1. State
from store. Rye is nominal. Earley there
is, considerable inquiry fdr. Petroleum ae
11Ve and firm; bonded elf, is stiff at 22a23e:
free oil in fair request or the , local: and
western trade.at 424. 4 e, ;•
liffiviaakee ' •
ply-Telegraph I.ollle k'ittalarge. Atetfe;,l ,
- 14mviamczkApid 2.%4416,11.itt0p1AicT
live; WiseofisitcatfCTOtk art1,01a010.25; ,
medium at s9;2sa9,so;,'_eqpiamOriatlk7soB^ : ,
Wheat dull at•liZlo4a2,l4lbr
No: 2,d0 82,02. Corn ahiet and•nonfifial
at 840 for new. Oats declined le; 623 , 4a63
for No. 2. Receipts--2,506bb1s flour; 20,000
'bualepheat; 5,000 bush ioataf 1 , 000
corn. Shipments-2,200 bush flour; L W vi
bush wheat.
4,800
. 101,446
. 67,960
. 342.212
San Vranciiitiv-4,, Xell 1 '0 N
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egrapb to the Plttelii% Gazette.)
$ ; ,7 „4 , 4 . 25. —The. Sour
adz tisl .. ..... P . 1*!;$. .i4dilargelnom
inal; extra $ ,705, an . superfine V. ' wheat
quiet at $2,40a2e15. Legat Tenders '72.
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