Q
IRON WIDTPCS.2,
AS. VXIIIINA, Preen _ t . PoaTYa, Sup , t.
s 0
pITTSBIIRIGInFORGE
- AND . IRON CO.,
lcurcrracnmsas or
".Ikir Iron; .t• ' , sT t -
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Ratilr944- 41 a l r Axles Boiled;
itatirOilattkr - Axli& Hannitel4d;
Somoikotive ?mute*
tideninotti#4Prtnne Shapes;
_.111441 Soda; _
Yokes; Straps; .
Piston Heads;
Steamboat r Shafts; •
Steamboat ()rankly, • •
Piston Nods, Wrists;
"Pitnian Saws, Collars, &e.
Office, No. 177 PENN STIkEET,
•
PITTSBURGH, P
GRAFF' BYERS & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bar,LHoop and Sheet Iron,
WROUGHT IPON,
Iron Welded Tubes for Ces, Steam,
Water, - ite.
ALSO.
OIL WELL'.TITBING.
Nice, 98 Water and 132 First Streets.
PITTSBURGH,. Pa
u29:e26
KENSFIGTON IRON WORKS.
& BLACK,
3LPOUTEACTURER9 OF
Best Common, Relined, CI ircOal
. . 1
JUNIELTA. BLOOM IRON
MERCHANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON.
HOOP, ER
BOIL
and ANGLE IRON. •
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON. • •
MNIC AND REAPER BARS.
Eltand GUARD or SINGER IRON.. .
SILLT.L..TRAILSO and le lbs. to the•yard.
WitOTIGHT CHAIRS and SPINES for same. •
FLAT RAILS, punched and Countersank.
COAL SCREEN IRON.
NAILS AND SPIKES. .
Warehouse - and °Mee at the Wof,is, GREEN
OUGH STREET, (a continuation of First street,
adjoining the City Gas 'Works, Pittsburgh.
"E I VERSON, PRESTON 'Sr. co,
- Iron 'Works.
• •
Warehouse, No 166 and 167 TERST. STREET
Opposite Monongahels,Hotuse,
- PITTSB
asell:dl • ITRO .
XI
STEEL WORKS.
SHEFFIELD. STEEL WORKS.
SINGER 4. NIMICK & CO.
PITTSIIIIRGIEI, PA.,
.3fanufacturers of every description of
CAST ~ AND C.ER MAK STEEL,
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
_ELLIPTIC AND. PLATFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, &c., &c.
Warehouse, 88 Mater and 100 Ilist'Sts:
api6:o67
prinsuiLlCOM sTEEL:2IVORDIS.
ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
(SUCCESSORS TO JONES, BOYD & C 0.,)
Manufacturers of the
BEST - BM:NED CAST STEEL,
SQUARE, FLAT and OCTAGOK,Lof all sizes: SAW
PLATES. ROE, FORK and SHEET CAST STEEL;
CAST STEEL for
•
1111.10i41.1g.ret ROVIII I ow 4 Mselllaesf
A11e144214101.111211, diroC6l 44.
Cast and Common Plow & Spring Steel.
Ogico—CoirneelTßST AND BOSS STBBBTS, two
blocks abovethe Monongahela House•
AP I6 ! PER' BASSO P"1"1"
ormEnALTAßT"sresz' ' • -
WK. 3fETCALF, I REUBEN MILL=
GEQ. W. THAI CHAS. JA SIN'.
tirsciAL Fearrl - 43. M. sizs.
CRESCENT STEEL. WORKS,
13Axma.sr. PAfl IN,
Office, No. 339 Libeity St,
PITTSBURGH, PA
fel4:d4B
BLAM inkko3l,
-STEEL WORKS.
PAiliC - 0307 . 1 1 4 1 . ‘
43‘
Manufacturers of all descriptions of
theme: 120, 129..324 SECOND
avillari !Anal= VIRST STREETS;
• - ' -• ; virrincinton.
-9:400f,i; mum,. curmtir.
IM) WOOD 13TREET
CIIINA,VLASS AND
.QUEEVISWA RE,
E; a kinuangs: -A*AWft,l 4 Wikrq , .l ,
PARTAN , S7A.TDE , TMES ,
,fr514 . „Li3t1 4
g BOHEMIAN GLASS,
Eit - r3: 1 111
AndiitlieriTAkV XreirAllOT
. 4
I.OOWOODSTp.EET.
r,,,)(:',1 j , . ; `•••
RICHARD E. BREED
.& CO.
.zeiteg;, -t 11; ;L:
100 WOOD STREET
/ 52 I'MNikakailAitreelll;iatilleilleteV
(Fourth door above Diamond.)
Glass, thinaWare_Bit
nTablea/reqire Cutleryd
AT EASTERN _PRICES. re ina
not class 'Mite. on band. van•sna, tane• our
goods. , je10:011.
LITEtOtY
(1 3 . 6 1
Aiteri.giiiient.e.., • .f tr a r ..
GERLIE , StiialLicius. Success°
- liipsor.4l , ,;l3Cifocumeat &co.; :.. , '.- ••• .- -•
i I 44I,ACTICAL UOGILAPILIERS.. • 1
c
The only Ste= Lithogragbie z5tabu5k,........,
~....
of the 310untslits: 'Business 'Cards, • Liala."ix i r s :
'Bonds, Labels; ,Cirbillars, ghow CST4II, Dipio - as,
PortiUts Vlore, eurtillesteji or ce_ D o o t t .,,th its.
um' cell, a4:4: 711" 4A " 4 Ts - It.i. Sits et
Pittsburgh.
_ ..
VILA S T
TarrXECOGMA PnErit,
"MY Toyairt wissET, 'APOLLO Bimanse,
IffigfoFlN l V i rt ig*""4llr&
yi . 1 , ; ,e•
. .
,
7 7„7. 14 ,YZ g 4,41-
re a '' I all: . - CHINISTS.
ATLAS WOlftltgt
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward.-
PITT'3I3I7IIG I3 .
THOMAS N. MILLER, President.
•
These 'Works are among the largest ( mac most
complete establishments in the-West, and are now
prepared to furnish .
•
Engines, of every ideseriPtiO4
Boilers, 011 Tanks.
tamer Iwwn Work.
Railroad Castings•
Bolling Bill Casting's.
Engine Castings.
machine castings.
General - Oistings.-
' ORDERS SOLICITED
,n09:n69
NATIONAL fOIJNIIIIIT •
• - AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and SmaUnion Streets,
(NINTH-WARD 4 •
PrITeMITIVG-1-1, PA._
WTI.:
WK. worn
Manufacturer of
•
CAST IRON,BOWL PIPE,
FOR GAS AND CATER WORSE. ,
lgy Pipes are all cast Invariably in Pito; In dry
sand, and 12 feet lengths. SAW. , fnll assortment of
Genepd Castings for Gas and Water Works.
•
I would also Call the attention of Superhgendenti
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS. I
fel6:tlo '
7 •
THE HAP FORT PITT TOIINDRYIC
CHARLES }MAP, President.
KNAP, Flee President. '
O. METCALF, See'y and Treas , r.
J. K. WADE, Engineer.
J, G. gIiAP, General Manager..
' • 'Dtumesonat ' • _
JAMES 8. - MURRAY, of Lon, Shoth &
A. E. W. 'PAINTER, of J. C halfant e
C. B. HERRON,. of Spang, CO.
THOS. S. BLAIR of Shoenberger d Co.
WM. METCALF: of Hiller, Barr a Parkin:
. ILAIMPACTIIII OW Or
Belling Mill and Blast Machinery,
RETORTS and OILSTIII6__,S of ever/ descaPtlou.
ERNEST'S NAIL MACHINES. fe24
A.-BnADLET W. VANXtug.. ... . . J.S.'I3ItADIXT
lONA STOVE WORKS. •
A. BRADLEY & CO.,
•
Monatechug every Variety of . •
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
.
- Among width ere the celebrated EUREKA,
TROPIC and TALISMAN (Coal Stoves): POMANA(
VETERAN and IRONSIDES (Wood Stoves).
Also manufacture
GRATES. GRATE FRONTS.. Re-
Once and Warehouse, corner of Second and Wood
, streets, Pittsburgh. Entrance on Second street.
ap2l:rs9 •
L. O. LIVIHOBTS.C.W. H. BUHT.W. At HOHM - 8015, 78.
LIV/M or
'WON 49r. CO.,
IRON FOUNDERS
MANUFACTURERS OP
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All deicrlptlons, for Plumbers and Gas Paters: Ag
riculturallmplements, Cotton and Woolen MU Ma-.
chi l n 7c;b Work promptly attended to.
Orden and WorIo—WASDINGTON AVENGE,
near Outer Depot, , Allegbeny.City. Pa. .
ROBINSON, REAL be CO.,
Successors to Ucuusinos, Mrsui it Miti.sits,
WASHINGTON WORKS.,
FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PITTSIURGH,
Biannfacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
ines, Blast Engines, Mt 31w-binary, Gearing
,
, Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; Oil Tanks awl
Stills, Boller and Sheet Iron V.
Otace, 310. LS, corner First and lindthfieldStreets.
Agents for tilr GAUD'S rETENT IIdSJEC lit for
feeding Boilers.
NE Oy-Birdoio
Butler Street, Ninth .Ward,
Hoping lOU and Bridge Castbap,
5 , to
TtillIBLE SKEINS AND PIPE sons,
MACIBMHBY AND Quangos OztarriALLY.
„ .
Orders promptly and carefully executed:
,Cttarges reasonable. •
• BBEEIS
0c15:123
BERLIN FRIT??111(:.,
PRICE &
Office and Watehouse, 29 Wood Street.
danntactureatid keep constantly on band
Thimble Skein and Pipe Saxes,
WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
SUGAR KETTLES, DOLLOW WAKE,
And Castings generally.
TRAY, FOITNDRY
CIRN
:AND. ROI,A t '.WpßiOt,
880 Penn Street.
BOLLKA,N, BOY 1 ) .. -pAoALEY:
ChM Rolls, Mill Castings, Roll Lathes, lc.
FULTON MACHINE WORKS.
ESTABLIBUZD uc 1838.
antifsetory of STEAM. ENGINES, all sizes
and 9I the most approved patterns, for stationed
Dinvoses STRAIMGATS and STEAM FERRE -
O/ere. A variety fif 10, . and. Whom power
ENGINES, *bleb - *III-be-sold sir very reduced
prices.
ViliP/0111:13014 1 ;follsvinc, 0.
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio elver, and'
'Me of C. & P. R. no9M2
II3ON BROILM ,,
12:i iriiritjmirti, itiiiiair`gie,' '
.:att•ri
7,47.
ME
■
Zll
(Opposite Union Iron )
mosiatomins.
SAMUEG µ '~II~ .kCS~RBS~h
Agent for the sale of.Cord.wall, Doni l t s t x r ore, 'Jo
sePhine, Xiiabelia,.',Guneentitnt, Ittupo Glendon,
and other brands - of Anthracite, olighlogheny
Coke and 0... B. Charcoal ,_ • .
~- . •
- '.'14 4 1C4 1 shows
. ... . . .
c o nsignments luid . orders respeethdlyeolleiteitlr••
COPPER.
•EAKristrOsinuott
OOPPIR HILL - AND BICELTIM wo;,'
privreßrAttelii- •
PARK, *cCURDY & CO.,
m anu f a cturer f rorifilesithtssi- !Drittlers`. and Bel
Copper, Presied Copper Bottoms, Raised Still Bot
toms, Speller Solder. , Also, Innocklera and Dealers
to Metal, Tin P late . Sheet iron, ~a Ow
Otantli On tuind Tinnen , litachiniks se, Tools.
liVerehouse, No. 140 ,PIRST. IrrltEra and ism '
SICCONDOTODETaIrriburab, . .
o pec iat orders of coppep , ent a'i s t r ad oiL
iota.- •- wT '
ciitikgpf , .
. _
:.-
' ' vatitriztittlC AND truizititti;...),, ,
~.' '•:.,.. J :i;' fJJ2 ;,‘, .•
'' I
No. as iisNASTLYAISIV,AVZI2II7IV. ainiodtmc
1
alsb,ttreet,..,,Pi t # l ! F l olf .P t. auto , NO; i lea
_:lttihiniiiine yiAlsatustin=li. : is
*ragr tstiwi tr ual:l ,- 9 01 7 1.-. :.; ~1-;': . 11 103174 annr a war'
(
MEE
PITTSBURG'S GAZETTE : TUESDAY. APRIL 28, 1868.
Elcidizi**9:4.44.*(4 4.- . 1
rw-T . PATT
BOILER;' STIR` MUM
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
itA..sarrAcrattEns OF
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLIT - ED TUBULAR, FIRE
BOX ANJ CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL T.ANNS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH FANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON-
- .
DENSEES: •
STEAM PIPES. .GASOILETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND ; COAL SHUTE'S,
°glee and Warehouse. corner Second,
Third, Short anti Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
aer Orders sent to the above addreld
promptly attended to. • m
S. W. MORROW.....TAS. It. BARNHILL... .JAB. BLAIR.
O' HARA BOILE'' WORKS.
NORROW, lIARMEIII, &
maxerAcitatiiis
. . .
Steam Boilers; Oil Stills;Agitators,
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASOMETERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, &c.
- „ .
• andAtketind Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
I REPAIRING promptly done. • )74:b2
BAILIIHILL &-CO". •
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON •WORKERS,
NOS: So,' 22, 24 AND . 26 PENN BT.
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
Fire in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers , Condensers, Salt
Pans, ,Tanks,LOll BUIL% A¢itatcka:- Settling Pans,
Boller Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole mann-
I famurers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers. I
Repairing done on the shortest notice. r 1a5:c21
JAMES N. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
v r
t iftegurActrizititii
IRON OIL TANKS,
srrri,twa rAXs,•cti a rrirrerEituprrE , • ,•
ROLLING HILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORK,
rt r : For Steamboats.
SATiID
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
• ' Olustpscrultkite OF
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
- '*'
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES; 'CASTINGS, &C.
_ ._ ---- - ___-__—_
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL dric, CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
if
FOE BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well as any other Stove in the Won.
BISISTTITI & CO
No. 235 'Liberty Street.
_
Au° on band and for sale,
PARLOR STOVES
____
MUTING sTOITEs.
I. , , ,„,, , - ! flll 5 c
o i id i.i 3 N e 'r S i FEW it
ellr''
PITTSNUIC . I;iII
TRIU
Is at No. i
. . . .. ,
____ ---.
EW HARDWARE HOUSE.
N.. _ .1
_.,.-...hi..:;t:.... - ,77.77.7. t..;.7 !.- .
LINDSEY, STERRIT Bc...EUW4R,
• ' •,,.., ;..... ,- •
• • - .7- - • i•t_.::' ,, . Y ' ,-; - -..z.,-' i' , -f:.: . ..J. - _, t_ ~.... ',...; l: ..,
11 A_ lE{, 13 W ARE,
ap7B:y6
887 LifiEßTir. STREET,
One Square Below Dulon Depot;
W Agents for FM:RBA-NW SCALES
.FIFTH BT., bet. TuauCl £ Mistime). Pte.,
J k
Grinsinlikand Bader ; fit Ilirdware.
lfirst class goods of all descriptioni always on
band and sold at the lowest prices. Rdpalrins done
carefully on short notice. - jele:dso
pH rain suvi l iguM Ea_ .T.
J08.870 , 111.11:...!•13 .. 7 1t011181t swa T
tar•P
titgetß: lr kia &
• 41 - 0.60
SAIMTERS : 0 11 1 P ' •
? •'
A10;.V4200::an4 11
~ 011vp .04
rrrrourao, PA.
EMI
DTSIRS' eIND sciOtritliEßS., .
"I: l l,ANcr,
.e.l)vte,t ) 41 f
+LA.
and • tin rOrd'Skirf*
• ,! .“ 4.
DVER AND scdugEt
_Lk A-4 rt (0
`OlO/900 110 PlixED04PTIA...
014010 446nCE1 ' PttatialhiAr
161121:1eguritesatnregilitilorni deal .
143141 V glrf
, • CO , ~ I.).S'FAYS4 Its.
fefiltaSTl COrM4g.Vl44l4llll)AllaittlitSetB),
laq ' T. :7 ' , • 9133 Ara
• kiNtr, 0.,1110 I,lEolrt 1.11.40 •;•iht•
r.r. 411 ,0111,11 , 1 , P1 O: imgr.f. 4
94; 1...41¢0 .- 4 ;•;:r,., I.ll.Y•iit",A3 ,3".11'1 , 10 ;"ssim*lfturd9,:ite
,:a.•;••;;;;441:4..;e4 .111 • . • .41; rola - ; pleaxgamo - 2 ,t,Attrixty'vh;:u;,2:l.;:inlelo..
OM
EST PLACE in the city
TtiBUY TELE'
PH COOKINeirttIVE,
146 GRANT STREET
r. C. pum.
HARDWARE.
MIMES
Manufacturers and Importers of
CUTLERY, &C.
CORNER OF WAYNE,
PITTSBURGH
• •', pittAlfaiAL
FORT - LPlff •BANKINfi7 COMPANY- -
1
.14 - 169 *404 :tiroii
CAPITAL • : : $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY. LIABLE.
DEALERS I'.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLo.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Collections miide ,on • all accessible points Lathe
totted States and , Canadjtai - ' •..
DIRECTORS: i
Jno. C. Risher,
Robt, A. Bing,
Andiew Killer,
. Joines M. Bailey,
,L.lititivr
D. Hostetter,
James Hord. a,
D. Wallace,
E. Fawcett,
111 be
i7:189
BANK . OF „COME
SATIONA
Cor. of Wood and SbEth, Sts.
A.PATT?3=IION
JOS. 11.11ILt
CAli rAt 5 045 (a*
$ : 00,000.
2 1..• t.t , IMRECTORSt
'A. ratterson, • I George W. Cass,
Wm. H. Brown, James McCandless,
Chas. Lockhart, Wm. Douglas,
Allen Kirkpatrick, I Wxn. Reed.
W. 13. Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAILY, AT 11 A. M.
ap9:022
HART, CAIIGHEIE b. CO.,
BANKERS AND 'BROKERS,
PITTEMTJII6I , II", PA... •
03IICCEs90its TO HANNA, HART &;60.,T
DIMMERS IN
Exehange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to tl e purchase and
sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sight rorq,4B.l)"..x.pti4c.n.mr,:e2
1101ANES Sr. SONS,
S 7 - Market Street,
prryrssultGa - x, PA.
Collection:li made quail the prlgclparpolatscof the.
United States and Canadas. _
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
Particular st,tention paid to the purchase and
sale or .
(United. States Securities.:
is.3o:al . ..
; to
KEYSTONE B ii, .
• PlTTlii3it OH. F
_
THIS BANK IS NOW TRANSACTING A
GERM BANKING. , BUSINESS,
AT THEIR NEW BANKING HOVSZ.
t s ,
-t
No. 293 .Liberty Street.
Acerviss,KNw.l4),*t V:F!, / - 8
Ando Inil in.....d. ' -
Colleetlonn =aide on , all accessible volute .111 the
Halted engem mut Canada. • • -
•
lidded Mbiretoit 'Thdeliepcielt&
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BTocEgoLDirms mp r iv.irptrALlir r LiA33.,
,'!f2 , -f: . 1 .411. Csealdiaintirkeastriii.t)
MBE
WESTEEN 141EVI1i6S t
.. Aro. Fourtlefitreet„,
CHARTEItED 1866..
Interest paid an Time Ileisaidter
,• , '
ARV HUM RECEIVED FROM
• ONE' DOLLAR 11PWA ci; :.
DEpositoi,sorr,or to; ttor, , WILTHOIIT
, . . .. _ _ _ ,
LtiTERFST.
Disconsito Daily at is to.olock. - • •
President...l2olllPSON IgiLL.
. . ,
,
Vice President—A. M. IitiIiSHALL.
• , ~ . , DIBECT0118:
THOMPSON BELL, I A. H.' MARSHALL
JOS. DILWORTH. ' JOS. ALARRE.
J. J. OILLRSPIR. I -
BtockhOlderii tairfioni wirniaiin re Eirialie:
Wm. Forsythe, ' Joseph Dilworth,
• Wm. Caldwell,..- . - Bev. David Kerr,
Willis Dalsell, Henry Lambert,
Dsar. 0.. Bidwell, , A. hL.Browti.
E. of Fdlton. Thomas 'twins
4 40 11 11A1IRS 4,
At IKE , '
,r. - ESTABUSHED. IN, -1831. ; -,
-. . s r
t a_as t dirta r o ica - .
4,,.,....44,4..... 4 „ ~,
~,t . , PHILADELPHIA, .il
DEALERS IN goopußFATA9pArnw
iyl
7 3-10zOonverted into 2o.
Ronight and sold on ':commisslott; 'lmre and In New:
york. TIME PAPER NECitYFIATED.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OF GOLD
AND CURRENCY. Accounts of and Bank
ers received on favorable terms. (
ALD‘CLASSEN OF , SICCUICITIES TAKEN IN
EXCHANGE AT MARKET RATES.
:188
ocl4
GAO ANU.MititincIITTING-
JOHN K. COOPEtiss...4oo4 roma Rd!
jeaXOPSA I NPPII I RAkC °.,
1 4( 4 1 . crr.tigniziErtS
Cl lr. presn.
mK,N, pobiter,
presldSUt
:...Cuhlez
.. .....
E:2
81'06113 AND GOLD
"\""1" "
TJIL,III..IEDIOVAL.
-: • Z-77.-X=r;,°Z-37,..542,..:"..7.ZZ...V”..--V......4'.X. 11/4.1r,..47
'JIMMY/BSI/MD 24:r
- .
BANKING, AND EXCHANGROPFCE
TO THE
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
Formerl ere d bythe
RATIONAL B
CONXEIttE eP e
' ;3 ,Tr ;
PH. R.
coNvititst4iwort-tapiu:
We.stre,novr ptepated to convertltie HERDED"
THIRD SERIES of
18VATEN'arlEC111.1LMES
Tait
New 1867 5-20 Gold Coupon Bo Ids:
CO
Dealer -iu Govennnent - Securities,
CORNER FOURTH AND WOOD . US.
littslo,o, Gag*
FINANCE Arm! MADE.
OFFICE OF THE PITTEMOIRC4 GAiwrvi,
; , •
Mori)AY, Apri.1 4 27," 1868. S
Gold, after opening at 138 X, advanced to.
139 3 4 and fluctuated between 138% anil•l3B
with a funs market all day. This Amu'
hoWever, seems to be 'artificial,. and the
market is kept up for the purpose of selling
on at present prices, previous to the_
bursements' of the Treasury in May next.
Foreign exchange is less firm than during
the early part ,of last week,
Ilkelytie'lower if ii`Wi6i not foftlie scarcity',
of commercial and secend-elass bills. A few
days more will restore confidence and an
advance. in Auterlcan eecurities In the Eng
flish market simultaneous with the rise at
home, when- second.ol f ax 60 day bills will
be as acceptable as first-class paper, and
rated yvill>go loviltifrom the excess offers
to sell.
Government securities took a sudden bill
not unexpected rise; the amount .ofloana
ble funds inWall streets is increasing, and
the frightened public who sold stocki at
low rates col:ad:not , buy backin time, and
now prefer to purchase Goyernmeats, even
at the top of.the market. ' ie-Predieted„
and the state of'the market seems to war
rant this presumPtion, "that Government
securities reach t( 'higher "price this
summer than ever before. It should, how
ever, f not be forgotten 'that,- any - improve
meat in the numufacturing interests of the
country, would withdraw, a large amount
of money'irom *all street, and teniporary
employment in Governuamts and such se
curities which will prodace the ready
money.
Stook are almost, and some are higher
than at, any time during the last six .
months. 'Fort Wayne sold at 102% prior to
its quarterly dividend, .and now is up to
104%; this: stock was _least effected by the
last decline. New York Central, which
could be bought a week ago at 108%', sold
to-day at 130. Some of the Western shares
are awaiting attention from investors.
Closing quotations as received by Ph..R.
Mertz, were as follows:
Gold, 138%; 1881 bonds, 113; 1862 5-20 s,
112; 1864 do, 110%;1865 do, 110%; poruiols,
108%; 10-405,102%; 7365, -
R' ailroads—Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 83%;
Fort Wayne,lo4%; North Western,common
62%; North We3tern—preferred, 75%; New
York Central, 129%; Erie, 72%; Old South
ern, 90%; Ohio .& Mississippi, 31%; Mer
chants Union Express,32%; W'estern Union
Telegraph,37%. Mining Shares—Corydon,
30; Quartz MU, 1,10. Quicksilver, 26%.
ti —The following statement exhibits the
tusiness.' of • ' the Pittsburgh - Muting
House, for the_ week, ending Saturday,
April 25th
Exchanges. • - - Babinces..
April 20 [ 8107,840.02 "60,305.98
" 21 345,191.43 92,131.76
" V. 326,020.28 < 57,793.52
4t 23 368,728.08 77,951.76
" 24 342,378.87 63,012.48
"1 - ‘r 2 • s ' TO, 29101:1- 1 7"3 .- pTIN3Ii9X
1 1 ,..i• # ~ .f ~.'.,..1 ‘• - 4 P• 4 -I;. . .1 ..., 7.
Totals $2,089,a02.85 a 421,503.40
—The rapid growth of the West is shown
by the railway earnings in- that section in
that section in the most striking manner
In four years thirteen roads show an in•
crease of .eighty - peritertt.dii theit traffic,
but thus far the prices of railway shares do
not respond in proportiop.
Notwithstanding the increase of 80 per
cent. in the earnings of these railroads their_
shares.wer&Sdling inlB63oclit 15 Pet - cept
highef "than ' , they Were last . - week, in -cur
rency, and with gold at • 122 to 129 in Au
gust, 1863, instead 0f_13634 at present. Erie,
in 1863, sold at 122%, with gold at 125, and
New York Central at 140, Erie is selling
at very nearly the lowest price of 1863, and
its earnings have increased 40 per cent.
since then. - The Inwest Prkee`Of New , York
Central'ili: 1863' wits' TOT, aha its earnings
are also increased 40 per: • cent. Chic a •V
and Northwestern ranged from•l6. to 5034
in 1868, but at that time the : edmparty was i
involved in debt, and its earnings have in
4.
creased from 64,500,000 to $11,500,600 or the
enormonserpentflo-70.1%199.Atmktierit. in
four Years; Ihe lowest price of Toledo and
Wabash in 1963ave5,39X,,anc1 its highest
86, but its earnings !u that,Year Were only
8 1 , 4 M, 3 ,keff4 1 . ligoMP l4 .4ask..Yeers or,
the enormouse Ineredse o f abent 160 per
cent. in Your years, whiip i for this Yeal.',X3ea
it shows so far about *lBO r tent.inerea9s
and ,thp,prien‘t its ..t 3i. ), FPOMPTOES'
in 2863, ranged him 56 96, with earnings
of $3,745,316; agaffists7,242,4l26 hustles; et•
arilriereaSqp/neßVlOoAloteMu.' ,4 / 1 1110 * *
Central'•rang •Itecarii#l4 to 138'IO 1863,
with earnings Of 04;571M16, za net (17405 V
ikirattlitlßri4
ttl i . V4 iftroßro= i thittChicagoan
Northwestern with„its 160 ; per ; cent. t
in
crease, and Toledo and Wa
.. IA with its 160
endlVlAVAnt.;llloo€lo;l4(traPillY the'
I;iflalitiostrubia with WhiCh t - Great West::
reads' the. Marc% of pAg t ei t isin'the United
states. In 1854 the vpozpiptar . grqm
Chicago to the Missisaipp ver were tibOuf
$1,200,000 and In 1886 theyAkero. l 64er 630,••
, . . ,
—CloSinaquOtStione received by ! Tames T.
Brady t Co. . 5 . t'i •••:-• -•• • . . • • 1
Gottl:4l44liiiiii4i.' t-9 - .414•••••1 1 i;..1..'6410449)91
11. 13.,6's sireiii,•:.: - ' ' ' - i • lit v.
" ''' sa t* ~/a;:•,,, 1 i . ,..i.-•: 1 .......:.:. 112 • •
1 ,t , ',040 • / :,.4 . 4.:. - '.,.„', 1- .....''. ~5 , .:110k;
AI , .5.20'5,,1.8651..•„:„.,., %,..-..•......Pr110,g1
u'lo-40'11 . ' ' ' n .f.
_,' 4 1 , ' .."4 : 1-102V
4g 5-20's; Jan. iindsraly,'6s;,:::i:lloB%
u - '••.", 0 ~.., of.: ‘,,,.. r, A ~ -,! ffi..r.4.4•••• / 09 54'
'd June 7-30's - --107• V
4
. if: 1 agergam love.vs.:4 - 41.1,4). 6.1.+'•
V" t ( 0 41
May - V0inp.,,1865 . -,;,,t e - . . it i
- •••:, l'. ‘.l: , 11-* ihrr •'' 5 l: , P . .., .. ... t p
-~E
-
" '
Pi TVOnfritiAtabP4es44t.
11rtrAintwats, a 27::=CloVero.-
1 411 N 010 4 Mafr i ih i .rel
doll - ot :d.L ,wh i wit.r
'tab* tit0.4 . 0124 1 =
aSAS.- • Frmlt c o m,'„
western •/.. vOsia 404
.. a .at vr T ;=
Met pork held at 1 2 / 4 1A Prbne
neli 9/Ott /Ow/ 4•-.-
..4.0f , 31E4 ,ptiitilrr 'V l % .•=74ji
s
T t 3~'
FITTSBURGHMARICETS.
0.1
(*FTC*
•
The general markets fare devoid of any
new characteristics worthy of special no
tice. We can report asteady 16421 demand
for ailof the leading -'articles, and prices as
a generaltliting, are veiy yell:Sustained.
LUMBER—Market 4rm with a good de=
mend;' and= prices are well maintained.
Sale of 140,000 feet Boni& in Water, at $lB
per mt'andiss,ooo cublialeet of Timber, in
water,
_at 13%c per cubic foot.
GRAIN—But little li,Theat in market i and
there la not enough -deb* to establish quo
tatkmo. Oats quoted Fit 79 to 80c on track,
arid 83 to *gin store:; Corn is firm with
sales On wharf and treek at $l,OB to $l,lO.
Rye is firm at $1,90 t0!1,95. - :No Barley
market.„•-• re,
POTATOES--llrmlWith re'gitiiiiitdes at
$4 to $4,50 per bbl, 1.6 - Tetclir.BroWs ,and
Buckeyes.
DRIED Flterr-4,eaches are firm and
scarce at 12 to 13 for ptime to choioe halves.
Apples very abundant, and thin at 8% to
7% cts. • -'l,t: •
FlAT:m=4s firm and tending upward; we
- continue to quote at•s/1 to $11,50 for Spring
Wheat, $l2 •to $12,50 pr -Winter Wheat,and
$l4 to -518' for fancy, (brands. ; Rye Flour
is film at $9,59: ,•- .
SEEDS--Oloverseed is dull and nominal 1
at $7. Tinfothy.,Si3ed!is also dull but um
changed at $2,50. 'Flaxseed is wanted at
$2,50. •.,•• ,•-•1
SALT—Is quiet anil unchanged; 'we cool”;
tinue to quote at $1,70 to $l,BO in round lots,
and $2 for small lots in store. .
BUTTER—Is steady, with sales of prime
to choice Roll at 45 tO 50c. '
EGGS--Steady, neiwithstanding the ar
rivals wete liberal. :'lW,e ,continue to quote
atl
'
HAY—Is quiet an, unchangea;
at a 25 to $3O, trout country wagons, accord
ing toquality. . ,
—P
PROVISIONSat:on , is Unchanged at
ld% to 14c for Shmilders; 15% to 15%c tor
Ribbed and 17% to pc for, Clear sides; 19c,
for Plain Sugar "Cnied 'Hams; and 20c fort
Canvassed do. Lard ' 18%c. Mess Pork/
1
$27,50 to tuft 1 „ = ,
PITTSBURGH PETAIOLPRI MARKET.
- t• .
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
• MoicinAT, April 27;1868.
CRUDE,-The Cr.de„market.was. again
very firm , to-day;) 4 rnd" with navigation I •
about suspended an a light supply, 'prices -
are firm and ;Well sustained; :We: can re
port 1000 bbls; for the last, half of. May at
73,, and 2,000 for Mar and June, seller's op
tion, at SP ‘ o,k i •„oil, :111-.An clernapd
Stiff at 9%p, and the amount offering its..
exceedingly light. . -
REFlNED—The;Eefined market is also i
very firm - , with more buyers than sellers, ;
and prices, if anything, h4ve still 'further
advanced. -We -cattsi report sales of three
five:hundred .barrel lots fore April at -26%c;
500 for last halt-Oft May at- 26%c, and
1 500 each for lieveniber and s , December.at ,
29%c. All the - ynat, :buyer's option, may
be quoted at 326-41ieiast sale reported be,
lig at that figure.
- snip PER PER, A. V. It. R.
, • ,
LOCkhart, Frew & Co., 331 bbls refined to
Warden, Frew L Co., Philadelphia.
0. 13. Jones, 200 db do to E. Schalk, Phila
delphia.
Fawcett, Logan'& Stockdaie, 250 do do to .
W. P. Logan Bro., Philadelphia.
Forsyth, Bro. & 00., 107 do do to Warden
Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
McKelvy &,-Bro,!i-.168 do'do to W. P.
}Lo
gan & Bro .Philadelphia.
- t Nat. Ref. ' C0.;350 do do to F. A:Dilworth
dr. Co.,.PhiladelphiAA , I
Nat. Ret. Co., 60 'do benzole to, F. A. Dil- 1
worth & Co., Philadelphia. •
OIL SHIPMENTS 'FROM, IKIGIITEEME DEPOT.
Brooks, Ballentine & Co., 48 bbls re
fined to W. P. Logan & Bro., Phila. - I
Einteltinson 011 cn.,V112 do do.lq Warden,
Frew & Cp., Philadelphia.
G. W. HoldshlP, 65 do do. to Waring, *,
King & Co., Philsdelphia.- • ' •
H. M. Long a lecr., 56
. dodo to Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia. ,* •
OFTICEOFTHE TTEllo.littill GAZETTA
• TUEiDAY. April 27, 1868. ,
•
•
There was al i t supply of cattle on sale
today,rall'of w hoVith . the excXtption of
Ow Pr glrfl qp#44 ots, rs l r- 0 fr 4131 Chicago,
and 4 ihrti "gieetv. prOpoopli kooa ,
quilitir;beihgLp,ime fat iteerts.Vithe•deU
mend, however, Was apparently less ac
tive than last week; but notwithstanding
• •
the market ruled. Or little slow and dull,
prices were firm nd well sustained.' There
seems to be little or no demand for stockers
firtwalorte seyeAthead
left over 011°10.! 0 - W014;44 110efer
ence asalics,priiite to extra beef cattle sold
at from Bto 934d,i and to medium at 7
to 7 1 Ac. Stockerr may be quoted at 63 to
63ic.
Stokely tt 80. sold 7 head of common •
cattle-qt, - 4 to 6,- 4 AY. ,
'IM - Verrielisold 85 head- of' &off' to prime' j
Western steers it 7,60 to' 9,80::- •
Hartman ActAShamberg sold - ;17:193tid of
Chicago-, cattle!. 4t .73( 4 :t07,%, - and 6.head of
Ohio stock at ritLO (3 -• r •-• :t ~ •
KrausA Haas: bout tirOm•Ohlc a g °
atBto9.
Myers 44'24404y Xid 18 head of ..*Ssiiing
ten Co.; POntta.l 'steers at 8 104.0 aytcl 64
head of chies.g° zifeerS at Bto 0;50. '
Hazlewood - &:Packstock''Sold Strhead of
fine Chi:ft& at .o to 9,40: ' r' ( .
Greenwad' Ai Habit aold•70 - 193101 from . 4
chieago, at gt,0_0,26.., f•r't ":115 . t
L. Leef;23 headfrom Chicago at 6% t 093.6.
' Marks, At Trhurtuan, fhead Ot Parma
and 1111.119isvatile at 24°_935- r . !
GlaSkl-AtieFWAOPOWldiWzbefaj43l fat ..
cattle at.`*;:toM.td,,Oact76fiesd,4l34:Nlters
leftover. , ,
Dohtifec'ea:,' 18 &sift /r`b4d t siiiiilifo : 4 at
13 . to 9.- "
• Hedrces:"VlWAtoilietti ietliioago
cattle fdr'Ast - Wf Gillett - at 7 tt4.9. grt— '
.
, .
New York Dry Goods Market
[By Tascrspn44ol6rutsnarsh'iassittea , .". _
NEN" •EYoratigltririll 27P•4110 - 4.Dry.6 6 ods
markebds• auther inaetivery Teo steady. for
best inakea4alleiwyJ 4rcrivnistiEtheitings
SteadYi " thilia 4 1 841834 • • ifianraDrAP •
pletlog • • • •,11pru,4 .. 9•Tifi t .Vic
for nei , , , T u,,,,,:g.,„ ; it. ,argla. , , htll/Pds; ,
xeyio
~ ;WO r , Way t. : . • • . . ..-_,‘ • I A
A
Angus e for "Athinic,„_ ,;;;", , .it'
i f Me for ~ er River A, 14gd r. ~ • . ut
• jaw for do iPepperell N, and 9340 for •
Portsmouth t. Prints steady at :14a150 for
ee"
_, 1
for all standards' and Debra). -; I ("••
• !___,.......-______. , V , 1 2,.1)
' Buffalo Cattle et
tlly Telegraph g" - site
BUFFALO, A. . Vt. - ' •&,M•wete re
i i .
..., ;
;,, Rao Live stock. Yards Sty
ur ' T• , ` • ft known Rinse Frid
4 , • w. e race pte were 445 `car - loads co
7,505 heads. I L .
_ t 11rrotatairliat.or
Fg_M
ALIMGHENIII cATrtm MARKET.
6+.11 ,, y iti „
• o,lre t a
TheWaan
and, 'a oonmmoce, rode saline
was rather Xii" geiferat''thing,
alight concessions had to be made in order
to effect sales.l The following is a partial t
retritoaletertitaZid i ori ti vad (of
ou iv wfibeep,b)auffmww44, l . !
pilff 'IRMO& 6f b4ped'and`Woblete„
lag :oked
isnnA 4 phreport• haying 217, head pa , E
shl4; : • tmerlitilrof them at fieM
s krt: 1 3i -I . 2 3OaLUTICM !IP tP.TogYerqs3 l :r l
. • „
4teid.OfLitritler I
m
I Taid'L"TeP,:clikTitY-fth, e ri4
p A woo led)
Gain . at Bro. sold 21-••&40.• or
„ Sheep, at an diterage of 84 per head. •
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