,
IRON WORKS.
Mi
VEANKR, Pree•t NV,. P. PRILTAF., §Up't.
prrisstpAGH FOR G E
AND IRON CO.,
mextrPscrunzas . OF
Bar, Iron;:
•
Itallrond Fish Bars and Bolts;
Ballioad Car Axles Boned;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
LOetnilotire Fran; es;
Loaomotire Frame Shapes;
Side Rods; •
Itakea;Strape; ' , • '
Piston Heads;
liteitinboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks; .
Piston Bodo, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, C.
No. 177 PENN ,STREET,
PITTSDUIta P
G RAFF, BYERS 04; CO.?
i I • '
MANUFACTITRERS Or
Bar, Hoop and Sheet Iron,
- WROPCHT MONIT
Iron• 'Welded Tubes for. Gas, Steam;
<Water, &c.
ALSO;
OIL WELL TUBING.
Office, 98 Water and 139 First Streets.
--prrTsßuAw;'7lsa,
ti.M:e.%
KRIV9INGI'OI I I
_IRON WARS&
LLOYD & BLACK,
•
-11.A.NITFACTXTREBSs OF C 4
Best COnunon, Refined, Charcoal
ti.siDe
JIINIATA BLOOM= IRO
BAR, ROUND and SQUARE lIEON
HOOP-BAND,__T and ANGLE rabic.
BOILER I PLATE and SHEET IRON.
MOWER AND REAPER BARS.
CYLINDER and GUARD or FINGER.IRON.
!SMALL T- RAILS. 20 and 18 Tbs. to the yard.
WROUGHT CHAIRS and SPIKES for same.
FLAT RAILS, Punched and countersunk.
COAL SCREE:: IRON.
NAILS AND SPIKES. '
• •
Warehouse and Office 'at the WorCcs, GREEN
°UGH. STREET, (a continuation of .Pirst street,)
adiolningthe City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
TERSON, PRESTON & CO.,
'Pennsylvania Iron Wor.O.
•
Warehouse, Nos: 166 and 167 FIRST STREET,
opposite 'Monongahela House, PITTSBUR -
an24:dl GH.
STEEL WORKS.
WORKS.
_SINGER, NIMICK &
PiTTSBURGH, PA,
Manufacturers of every description of
-CAST - AND CERMAN STEEL,
RAILWAY SPRINGS
ELLIPTIC AND PL ATFORM SPRI/cGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, &c.,
`Warehouse, 83 Water and 100 Ylrst Sts.
ap16:067
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
ISUCCESSOBB TO JONES, BOTD C 0.,)
31auufacturcrs of the .
BEST REFINED CAST sTEEL,
t y. l 4, A r t . vBl2 7lll-r i li k 6 .1 1,,4 , 1 z 1:4 21 1 -7.
• . . .
Reuptsiiiiises4 Mossin l t Machines,
Allea, C a f:gulaaardke..,
Cast and, pompon Plow
,& Spring Ste eL
Omlce-;•Coieei NTesT AZS2I BOSS sTREtTs, two
blocks above the KonongsheLii House.
0c23:d9
IVpLLER, BARR & PARKIN.
GEICEILAZ PABASEES:
Mr.TCAT.:F, 1 REVHEH.IfitEEH ,
GEO. W. BARB; i, CHAS. rAits.D..
BPICIAL riarrsia—s. di. HIES. .
CRESCENT STEELWORKS,
Nocr,r_..Ext, isAnat a4c TP.A..tuscirl;
Office, 'No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
fell:d4B
BULLS DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARR., BROTHER & CO.,
Blisinfactureis descripticms of
OIEPT I =w I -"T •
office and WarehouseL 120, 1.24 SECOND
and 110 and 1511 FIRST STREET,
. . PITTSBEEOIt.
HARDWARE:
.-NEVVIIITIDWARE HOUSE.
LitIDSEY, STERRIT It EIMER,
Manufacturers and Importers of
HALIZT/71iV A.14,3E,
CUTLERY,AC.
887 LIBERTY STREET,
CORNER OF VirA'FINT.,
One Swum!. Below rnion DeXtnt,
PITTSBURGH.
.Agents for TAtfeIIANKS• SCAI,ES.
Flr.t...,Tax9ie Chatham
andannsm Dealerin Hardware.
loode 'of all deseripttons lawiLys
Iw o a nd sold a igs the lowest Prices. Rdostrine done
earefally,,oiksliPrt "ettl*. 4 , • - telshlso-
litOiElto h .::J; • •
12414111 • ,
wpon, ,
31.iiirsszostocik . 1103 .. 8T4Th7 .- c ar. t e . xo , ;,
.. A3 o a umeybopeoiz :
....--A.4.1-,...iiiratteetwvoiburth, SPeolel
th e efeeijraing and building of
s ocrtarigo — Ugglr and IMMO BUILDENIM
r
1 ,
, rnkwNa..
-
„ , .p.unspittßGlt,;,GAzEterß: 11 -Ay
FOUNDFX4S,
ATLAS W,OBKS,
MORTON STREET; 'Math Ward; 5"
•
THOMAS -MILLER,--President.
These Works are among the largest ant most
complete eatabllshmentettr,t4m:Was4 Ladd
prlpared to nts!i - • Ire
11°1 7
En 101"!, o f every description.
IBoilers, Oil Tanks.
.
NA!'ON,,f4*!,}7l:!jvArpxor •
• , AND PIPE WORKS.
Coinpr Carroll and Smallmsn Streets,
*.: (14NTri , •
. , •
.1PrTTS)131:11105, P'444.4
. .
- • NVII. swan
.3.llaxtufstaturrei of
. . _
CAST IRON BOWL.PIPE,
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS.
ii E r l l n a t n3la Z ly r Pl :J rT
AM,2XS teele:he.Lul O:kn(r
General Castings for pas and Water Works.
would also call the atfeutlon orSuperlritendents
or Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
feta:Go
MEI
AROWECTS.
ME
CHINISTS
Prr.r 4 . l ntritC.-.Er.
Sheet Iron Work.
Railroad Castings.
'l,liii!q%)AW dudtinze
Engine cthltgs.
a[dctiin~ .' cae f in 6 s:
Geneva Castings.
ORDERS SOLICITED
r.,
D.01:1169
NE KNAP FORT PITT FOUNDRY CO,
CHARLES President. -
J. M. KNAP. Vice President.
0. METCALF, Sec'y tiled Treas'r.
J. K. WADE; Engineer.
J. G. KNAP, General Manager. •
DIRECTOAS:, '
p. r JAMES tof Lyon. BROM Co.'
A. E. WI WINTER, of J. rointot &,Sone.
C. B. HEBRON, of s ßang . Chalfant A Co.
T 1303. S. BLAIR, of shoenberger A Co.
WM. METCALF,' of !Allier. Barra Parkin. ' •
Ittk.s.ZUFACTUItEMS OF
,Selling M
and ill and Blastevery Machin descslption ery.
RETORTS CASTIN6S. of .
ERNEST'S NAIL MACHINES. • • few .
L. 0. LININGSTON.W. 11. 11GRT.W. A. ROBINSON, JR.
LIVINGSTON &
-. IRON FOUNDERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
AlI deserlptlons, for Plumbers an 4 Gas Fitters: Ag
ricultural Implements, Cotton and Woolen Mill Ma-,
chl k n i m b &c ,
Work promptly attended to.
Office and WorksASHINGTON. AVENUE,
near Outer Depot. Allegheny City. Fa.
ItOBINSON, REA 66 CO.,
Successors to Ronmsox, MINIS & MILLERS,
1 WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PITTSIURGH,
Aranufacturera of Boat and Stationary Steam En-
Ines Blast
Castings
T yar , ing a
Stills, ILll4 s unt theet Iron 4ort. .
Office, No. 12. corner First and SmitltlieldStreets.
Agents for OIFOD'S FETENT INJEC for
feeding Boilers. jalllrs2
MONT BLANC FOOTIVDBY•
Butler Street, Muth Ward,
(Opposite rracn Iron 31111.,)
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHINERY• AND, CASTINGS GENERALLY
Orders promptly and carefnUr executed.
Charges reasonable.. • • ,
EBBEBT &i lIIACKLLIID. -
oc15:1713
BEBLITi FOUBDBY.
PRICE &
Moe lied Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
bLinufacture and keep constantly, on hand
nsble Skein and Pipe Boxes,
' WAGON BORES, DOG IRONS,
SUGAR KETTLES, ROLLOIT
•
And Castings generally. _ apS3:y6
CENTBAL FOUNDRY ti
AND ROLL'WORKS,
990 Peii > ~ Street.
BOUMAN, BOYD & BADAM.
• Chill Rolls. ?dill Castings, Roll Lathes, &c.
titfLTON 111AdilINE itirails.
ESTABLISHED IS 1836.
annfactory of 'STEAM ENGINES, - • all sizes
and of the , most approved patternaor statlomul
purposes ; STEA MB OATS and STEAM FERRY
BOATS. A variety a f 10,10 and' 16 horse power
'ENGINES, whlzh will be sold at very reduced
prices.
P. P. GEISSE, Wellsville, O.
Fifty relies below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio Avnoo er. and
line of C. &F. U. - - , - -
.. . . .
IRON BROKERS.
SAMEE4, M. WICIUERSIIAM, '
• .
IRON BROKER,
• ,
- •
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Agent for the sale o f Cornyrall, Dongbamore, Jo
sephine, Isabella, Duncannon, btatiho_pe, Glendon.
- and other brands of Anthracite, Youghiogheny
Coke and C. B. Charcoal
4 PIO, IRONS.
Consignments and orders respectfully solicited/
COPPER.
LAKE SUPERIOR -
COPPER MILL MID 81112LTI:NE1 WOZ.ZB,
P1TT5111711.431:13.
PARK, IacCURDY & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sheathing, Brasiers' and BoL
Copper, Prested Copper Bottoms, Raised Still Belt
toms Spelter . Solder. Also, Impoet..ra and Dealers
In Metal,- Tin Plate.. Sheet Iron, e Ao.. Con
stantly on Itandfilimers , 'Machines at.. Tools;
Warehouse, No. 140 FIRST , STRE'z'r and' 190
SECOND STREET, Pittsbu. •
Specialorders of Copper cut-to. any desired rt;
, ern. . s • •
BREWERIES. -
_ v .
i ""
~....,,Fidn
pusErinr. IIREWERI.
JOB. BPETtFii .• JAB . *.7 KAT.. LIDDELL.
SPENCER, M'KAY & CO.,
'MALSTERS AND BREWERS
Of Ale, Porter - and Brown Stout,
-.4111t5110161-1, PA.'
Msnager. , ocl4
CARPIINTERS alt littky.LD
a
WiLII,LIDI J. DICK,
.. 7 2,EAlti o kirzi tAitt•
11.4i 1 Pir.wwliTh AVENUE, riPatte
‘Grau street, 1/ " l4elice ' " 13
street.
'-.?Pbbluit done with tartness , andl Malta
owers promptly attended to, and estimation war
ranted - anaheCarwr
,ENGPTES, BOILERS, Acc.
pnrT
togiEß, slam AND' TAM
CARROLL & SNYDER,
IKANurAcronsitsop :„• •
,TUBULAR, POUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, FIRE
BON AN...) CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
RI3ENEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS •AND ;CON
DENSERS:
STEAM FIVES, OASOMETEis.s, AND . IRON
BRIDGES:- •
•Fulsort.p.o,oltS AND COAL:KITUTES
'5 5.
°Mee and Warehouse, corner hecood,
Third, Mart and Libertylitieets, •
• •
ler Orders lent• to the- abov e . addresl' will be
promntli ,
attended to. inh7:lB9
. ,
S• W. 11011110ii r ....JAS. B. BARNHILL • • • .JAS. BLAIR
. """ • ' •
MORROW,
BOILER WORKS.
MORROW, BARNHILL Sc. CO., •
itiI4ISFACTiMEIIB OF
_ _ . •
Steam Belle.i-A; Oil Still 4; Agitators;
•• •
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASOHETERR, WROUGHT
utoittput§,.sgF.F.r IRON WORK, , 4;9. 3
Cor.~.ibertq and Second
i'ITTSRURGH, PA: .
REPAIRINg promptly,done
WM. BARNHILL & CO.,
BOILER' MAKERS
:AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 20; L 2, 24 AND 213 rF.INN ST
Baring secured a large yard and ftirnished It with
the most approved .rmachlnery, we are prepared to
manufacture every destription 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
Boberank Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Iron, Brldgea, Sugar Pans, and sole mance
Repairing Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
done on the shortest notice. '
JAMES M. RITER,
Nos.' 55 anti 56 Water Street,
IRON .OIL
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
- _
JA ED M. 1MU7813 EDMUND D. BRCS
JARED M. BRUSH Si. SON,
team Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
CIOOK iTOVES.
CET - THE BEST.
. . ,
BISSELL & CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as .
well as any ether Stove In the Union.
BISSELL & CO.
No. 235 Liberty Street
Also on hand and for sale, • "
r'k"C'R VAI
EIE NTOVEI,
ORATE FRONTS FENDERS.
COOKING ILANCES. te.
PITTSBURGH
CHEAPEST PLACE in the city
TO BUT THE . • '
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
la &two. 146 91t/iNT STREET.
MIXT- WILSON & CO
Settled In tank. and prepared.expresslp_ fur. RAIL
ROADS, and ALL CLASSES OF 3IACIIINERY.
QUALITY GUABANTBED UNIFORM.
Mr Proposals
.9403:PP
PC.ommis
Petrol°
DALZEL
PUTLADE
TACK
COMMISSION IidERCHANTS,
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittsburgh Oillee—DALZ4LL' : BUMPING, oOr
nor of Duquesne Way hnd Irwin streets:
Iladelphis Office-1127 WALNUT ST.
a avortO
. -
N.. 3 DUQUESNE WAY, will buy and sell Crude.
an Refined Oils, Lubricating, Tar, Benzine and
Oo perage. Our long experience In the Petroleum
t de enables us to oiler unusual facilities and in
ducements to - operators, As halal:4C we are'de
tertottied to make It the , Interest , of yers And list
less to give us a call. Parties baying Oils for sale
„are cordially Invitedto bring their samples. , - 1 ,*'
• 'B.•:no4 r i i•-• •.- • - ; .., ~,.,. ;.....; ,t , -
rmwmw_A7 ,- Q
!ffiffi
WORKS.
PITTSBURGH; Pa
PITTSBURGH, PA., r
NA!.:CFACTITILER OF
TANKS
And SHEET IRON WORK,
For Steamboats
NANI:FACTURERS OF
SHEET. IRON , WOHE. &C
OILS.
NATURAL LUBRICATING
- COXIap
or.quaptltlegsoLlcltcd. ,
,f617-woodstieet,
OP COMBIF..I;CE BUELDINGI"
AND KING,
i lon Merchants and Brokers in
I m and its Products,
S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
rrrsitmon, PA..
!PHI.. ADtatEBl3,.
ARING, KING & CO.,
127 Walnut Street.
OTHERS,
Awry DEALERS IN
COB WEAVIEJI . , Jr. &
Odd Commis' sion Jobbers,
fT X. LONG & CO.,
PURE WHITE BURNING OIL,
Brasid- 4 ILVCIFER.P I
Office, No. 2 Duquesne Way; Pittsburgh.
J. J. .43T1FF1721...C. A t .ILIELSW...W.. U. WILIMPULD.
, OHO °OIL WORKS.
.. minuftoture ond have for silo all Midi! O!
i
I'3 vi. • 4.,„+`.
L tilifficOrtio , attic.. -
'No. IST. CLAllllffillfne :., ' -.
1111TITC111. IEIIIIIW & CO.
FINANCL4L. r- 1
FORT PITT BANKIfi COMPANY,
N 0.169 Wood Stieet.
CAPITAL,,
STOCKHOLDEI
OVERN3IE:
A:
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Collections made ott.all accessible points in the
United States and Canadas.
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. Wallace,
E.l"Faivcctt,
sAbri.
D. LE
HEIESTONt BANK.,
No. 293 LIBERTY. STREET, ,
• irrisignon, PA.
CAPITAL, (anthorized,) : $200,000.
DIRECTOR S.
H.. 1. Lynch. • 1 Wm. IL Hamilton,
''John Murdoch, Jr. - , Henry Bockstoce,
• William Espy. Geo. T. Van Doren.
Samuel Barckley, I
. .
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
Collections made on ill:accessible points in the
United States and Caliada.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
-UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
EL 3. LYNCH, President.
GEO. T. VAN DOREN. Cashier.
airSTOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
]y4:o2.
NATIONAL BANK OF. COMMERCE,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sts.
MEI
A. PA.TTEUISON
J?s. H. itua.
CAPITAL, : : $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
A. Patterson, George W. Cats.
Wm. H. Brown, ' ;Tames McCandless,
Chas. Lockhart, ,Win. Douglas, .
Allen Kirkpatrick, Win. Reed. >
W. 5. Haven.
DISCOUNTS DAILY, AT 11 A. PI:
CAIUGHEIF
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
I".IIC'TSI3T-711GII ,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART t CO“)
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to tl e purchase and
sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on London.
myt:sEe
.0411&T1110LitIES & SONS,
13.11-N3NOURIEL,
57 Market Street,
Collections made on all the prinilmil points of the
United States.and Canadss., ,•
Stocks, Bonds aid other SeCurities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
PanteMar attention paid to the purchase and
sale of - •
United States Securities.
1.30:.l
WESTERN SAVINGS BANK,
P. C. DUFFY
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTERED 1866.
interest paid on Time Deposits
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD. •
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
„INTEREST. •
Discounts Daily dt lA o'ctook. ' '
President-400311'80N BAL.
Vice President—A. N. MARSHALL.
,THOMPSON BELL, A. M. MARSHALL,
.TO9. DILWORTH. j JOS. , ALAREE.
Stockholders to whom we make reference:
'Wm. Forsythe, I Joseph Dilworth,
Wm. Caldwell, I Rey. David Kerr,
Willis Wren, I Henry Lambert,
D. W. C. Bidwell, lA. M. Brown,
E. M. Fulton. , i Thomas Ewing. •
RK
CO
*BANKERS.4
la
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT • SECURITIES.
7.3-10 s Convertel Into 5-20
Botkeht and sold on commlealon, , tere Ind In 'New
Yorx. TIME PAPER. NEGOTIATED.
InIRREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OF GOLD
AND CURRENCY: Accounts of-Banks and Bank
er received on favorable terms.
ALL CLASSES
MARKETUTIE .TAKEN
r2XOHANGE AT SATES: . TAKEN
I
fe'24:138
3 -utium ALLEN, .
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
. LEAF TOBACCO ABD . SEGABS,' •-
•
SaTti STREET, (National Bank of OWN
memo 1 . 30141080 u . .
- •• ' • :.PITTEIBUILOH; 2*.
Branch,ol.ll4 l iVitii atieet
aPinino , !•!. !•1 DANIEL B. bINAIL
rA r skigietig**•44,Vemersb: , • • •
ov iacc o, ,snuff, CaKars,-Vipes, &C.,
. 08:1 No • TILTIERAL f3T., ALLEGliffarr
: : $200,000.
:RS I DWI
DEA ER'
1
ND CI
IDUALLY LIABLE
S IN
SECURITIES,
OLD.
DIRECTORS
•eiTiO. C. Molter,
Robt. H. King,
Andrew Miner,
James M. Batley.
tetursitOT, pies%
WILSON;• Cembler,
President.
—.Cashier.
DF.ALEItS IN'
PITTT'S33T32IOI I ,, PA.
ANY SUM RECEIVED FROM
Druicronst
ESTABLISHED IN 1837.
35 SOUTH 10? Sr
PHILADELPHIA,:;
STOOKS AND =GOLD
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
REMOVAL.
I I HAVE REMOVED MT
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
TO THE
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
Fortne_rlto_c_r2upled by the NATIONAL BAYS OF
C03131/.11.1„;.6.
PH. R. MERTZ . ; '
- .
JAMS T. BRADY & Co.,
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
13.4am - N'3IEELM Pt.
Buy AND BELL ALL. HINDS OF •
.. •
GOVERNMENT- SECURITIES-,
'GOLD, SILVER AND, COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
7 - 30's CONVERTED
INTO THE.
NEW 5-20 COUPON .BOND.
Ititerest Allowed on Deposits.
SD" MOVED ' LOANED ON'GOVERNMEN T
BONDS, and other approved collateral, at lowest
market Estes.
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and swo!Ln.
T. BRADY BrZC.O.'
I;.E litUl*fj., -.6itiittt
FINANCE AND
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
THURSDAY, May 7, 18138.
Gold, under - the excitement of the unset
tled state of the impeachment questifin,was
held very firm to-day, at 13.934 .:to 139%,
closing at the inside figure. There is a dis
position among timid people to hold gold
for higher quotations, although specula
tors are not yet disposed to buy largely.
The impression among the mere conserva
tive men in Wall street that the effect of a
conviction of the President will be tem
porary, and the prices of neither gold nor
Government securities will suffer any Ma
terial change. In bonds there was more
Inquiry for old Five-Twenties of 1862 and
1861, and Consols, which were quoted , a
shade lower than other desc:riptions..
Seven-Thirties keep down since the Assist
ant Treasurer buys but very limited
amounts at a trifle below the street quota
tions. It was generally expected that after
the May payments there would be a gene
ral rise in Government bonds, but the mar
ket for money has been stiff at seven per
cent. for call loans, so there is little induce
ment to buy. The payment of the May
compound interest notes, however, will in
crease the amount of the assets of National
banks to the amount of 19 40-100 per cent.
on their compound interest notes held as.
reserve, which enables them to expand
their loans over five million dollars, and
cause an easy money market.
In Railroad stocks there was a firm feel
ing manifested to bold on for higher prices.
All the. Western shares advanced yester
day, and were well sustained to-day, and
some of the Express shares have improved;
also, Quicksilver.
Money is firmer here with but little of
fering to invest except in small amounts.
Business keeps up rather liyply, and with
the rise in-the Allegheny River, a brisk
time is expected at the Allegheny wharf.
Closing quotations as • received by . Ph.S.
Mertz, were as follows:
Gold, 139%; 1881 bonds, 1134; 1862 5-20 s,
108;4; 18134 do, 106%; 1865 do, 107; Consols,
109; 10-i05,"1.03; 7-30 s: 1073{ 3 .
Railroads—Cleveland dr. Pittsburgh, 84 1 ,5 i;
Fort Wayne, 106; North Western,common
66; North Western—preferred, ..76%;',Iietv
York Central, 128%; Erie, 70y; Old Scinth
ern, 84y5; Ohio dr, Mississippi,' 81%; Mer
chants Union Express, 32; Western Union.
Telegrapb,3774. Niining.Shares—Corydon,
28; Quartz Hill, 90; Quicksilver, 32.
—A New York paper of Tuesday says:
H. J. Messenger, anker, Nor 22 * Nassau
street, has this morning notified his credi
tors that he is unable to meethispayinents.
Mi. Messenger has had extensive connec
tions with the interior of the State, and his
failure is said to hifve arisen from his hav
ing, for some time past, "carried" certain
houses in the grain trade. He is president
of the. Bank of Ontario, Cananda*ue, of-the
Bank of Canton and of H. J. Messenger's
Bank at .Cortland; all State institutions.
Usually, Mr. Messenger has held a large
amount of private deposits...
• =The Chicago Tribune; of Wednesday - ,
reports money matters, in . this city as fol
lows: There was rather more aniinationin
financial circles to-day,:and the' demand
for money was lower, growing out of the
increased Speculative movement and uP
ward tendency in, the grain -markets.
There was also more commercial paper
offering, and, generally speaking . , the feel
ing at the banks was better than it has been
at any time, within the past wesk or tea
days. Money continues easy, and;borrow
ers in good standing experience no
ditfi
-culty whatever in negotiating loins. On
call the market is dull at 7to 8 per cent.
on Governments. On miscellaneous pro
duce collaterals - there is no' change in the
rate. • ' '
The same paper also says: The whisky
"ring" has recently acquired sonic new
deviees.for escaping the 54:1.,430ed vigilance
lof the officers. Alcohol is being 'daily im
ported into this city from New York•in tin
cans holding from five to ten gallons each.
, These are built almost square, and fitted
I . closely in a packing box. The entire pack
age is then shipped as hardware.;,
An
' other way is to make "slack" casks, into
Which a whisky barrel, will snugly fit.
Thee; inner barrel is filled with alcohol,
then placed in the "cask" and the package
marked "hinges" or "cutlery." This con
traband alcohol is selling at $3 to $3,25 per,
gallon, which is lower than the illicit man
ufactures in the neighborhood can afford
take. Hence the local business , in alcohol
is exceedingly_ limited. The ring"' 'arid
the revenue officera sheuld come to an un
derstanding. The latter ought not to ask
more than.their. brethren in inquiry Aq
the oast. .
--Closing quo ons received by James T.
tati
Brady ,t Co.: ' ,
. . ..
U. S. i3'B; 1831' 'mg
5 .20 , 5, - 1 08 g
s.2o'es isss's . . / 06)4
Si ‘.6.20 , 13, 1865 . • 106;
..
&afro/ ,J,111.10 LS 441117, 109'
gs , • de lO7 109%
.Tuttta-80 1 13,A; : ' - v .. . ... 1074 =
j'aly7 t 39'_ la";
May.ConlP-• '' 118%,
.=r •
_ 6 4 ket •
Otv„Telegraph to the rittoorch temette;l
mole „-
itektyooo4lsl6loet hig her; $5,255 8 A 5
for light stook, and butcher s' cows to good
hipping beeves.
privssußtn .
OFFICE OF THE PITT81:07110/11GAZETT
TH .El.
VESDAY . 18as,, •
The general markets are firm and fairly
active, there being a fair voliyne of busi
pess. in the aggregate, but with the excep.
tion of ' Grain, which is comnderably ex
cited and tending upwarg, there are no
important clangesin prices. l a
ASHES—Firm but unchanged; sales of
Soda at .I%c for common, Aii v t 534 e for re
lined. Pearlsat.llc. .1- •
---APPLES—Tirm but unchanged; sales
in a regular way at $6 tor tier bbl, as 'to
quality.
DIITTER-4.3ontiiittes 4rrtre pretiy"
freely, and, as a consequence 4 T,the market.
is weak, with a -drooping tendency; sales Of
prime to choice Roli at 33 to 3.5 e;
EGGS-Cannot,-be fairly quoted above
20c, under the influence . Of liberdl re- z '
-ceipts.
and unellanlted,.• steel'
from country wagons at $2O to s2s,Per ton. 1- -
GRAlN—Winter Wheat scarce and': .
firm; sale of 400 bushels ;prime:Penns .
Red at $2,75. Corn is held firmly, and the 1' .
supply is light; sales on wharf and track'
at $l,OB to $l,lO. Oats, alsol is vgry fgin
but not quotably higher; sales on *harf
and track at 80c, and in stork; at 83 to 85c.
Rye is scarce and firm at $2 to $2,10... No
Barley in market; last sale 'reported was
at $2,50.' -
DRIED FRUIT—Is firmorlth an im
proved demand; regular saleft of, Apples at
7 ua to l -7
it
q % y. c, and Peaches at 13 to 13%e, as
MILL FEED—,Sale_of ;„Bran reported at
$1,70, and Middlings at $2,151't052,20:
POTATOES—Peach Blows are firm at
$1,50 per bushel. Jersey Sweets in better
supply and a little easier, but unchanged .
at $8,50 to $9 per bbl.
:` BEANS—Scarce and in !good "deniand
:but unchanged at 54,50 to earpor bushel, as
to quality.
HOMINY—Is quiet and unchanged;
sales in a regular way at $6,25 per bbl.
FLOUR—The market is firm and some
what excited, but under the influence of ,
liberal receipts, prices are'; unchanged,
though very firm. We continue to
quote at $ll to $11,75 for spring ,Wheat;
$12,25 t 0.512,75 for Winter Wheat,4thd sl4'
to $l6 for fancy brands. RYe Flour firm at
$lO. - ,
LARD OIL—IS firrn"but:;iincbariged at
$1,25 to $1,30 for No. 2, ancV, $1,55 for No. 1.
SEEDS—very quiet; scardely enough do-
...trig to establish quotations!:
PROVISIONS—Bacon isi - firm,,'with a
regular 'jobbing demand but unchanged;.
to 113;c for Shoulders; 17 to 190
for Ribbed and Clear Sides; 20c to 20340
for Plain Sugar Cured Hams, and 21c to
01%0 for Canvassed do. Lard, 20c, in tierces,,,
and. 21c, in.kegs. Mess Pork, -$29,50 for' old;
and $3O for new. Dried BeeA 23 to 24.
PITTSBURGH PE - LT(OEI6 ' U . M MARKET.
OFFICE . OF THE P.ITTSBUTiGH GAZETTE, /
I
THURSDAY. May -7, 18138.' •
CRUDE—The market I I was unusually
:
quiet to-day, and some dealers reported it
r,
a tittle weak, while. others'weremnable to- ,
1=
discern any change, though it was evident
to all that the sales were dery light. 'For
delivery on first water there were offers to
,
.
sell at 11.1 c, and we have a sale of spot oil
at 12c, which was considered a little. above- -
the r_iarket: ''one party assured us that he
had been trying to sell all day at that 1 .
1 ,
figure without finding a -Oyer. , The, sales;
were as follows: - 1,000 hbls for May or
1 June, seller's option, at illNei. 500 spot at .
I 12e, and 2,000 to be delivered between now ,
and December first, seller7s optton, at 1034.
An Oil City telegram reports the market
quiet but firm at $4 on the creek, and hold- I
ers asking ti4,so.at that place.
REFINED—There was little or nothing • !
done in bonded oil, comparatively speak-
ing, but threosales reported: 500 eaehfroM
July to December inclusike, at 31c; 500 laid
half of May at 303.1 c, and 750 bbis prime
light straw to white, on spot, at 29c. We , ,
are cognizant ofan offe to sell Sune and ,
July together at 30;4.c,'iwithout meeting
with any response: May is qUoted at 30%c
to Mc—nominally, anti ill the , yew, buy-
ter's optiOn, St 32%c."0nd thing that tende
to retard business waotlie fact that the tel- d
•
egraph lines were out of order in the after
noon, and quite a :number of nuissag es up
to last accounts bad failed to get through: •
.ARRIVALS 7 -The arrival&-. - qt . ?' °P. -byrr r)
river and rail rePorted, e to-day Wlrelagt,foim
lows; ~' , 1 '," . - . -.; 4'. 1", . ',.., ..:.... '..7 ..i. .gi. .....t
LopkhiretFrew.l2o o Clark &. - S.. ...... 400
I
Montzh'mr & Co. 480 C. C. Burke 240
Livingston & Bro 480 Nat. Ref. Co ...1010
Mawhinney &E. 140 Jas.Wilkins 129
Hackett & C 0...... 90 E. Jageman ...... 90
Fisher & Bro 980 W. McCutcheon 44
Total ... .... .41 28 ;
OIL s in#ittnitn 'A.; Ts,
McKelvy & Bro., 170 bbls ref. to W. P.
;Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
Montzheirner; • Koehler tt - Co., 250 do do
tOWaring, King d Co.; Philadelphia.
McKee t Hackett, 250 do do to WP.
Ligan•&.l3ro., • t ‘ r,
Fawcett, Logan & Stockdale, 50 do
W. P. Logan .t 8Y6, 1 , Philadelphia;
0. B. Jones .t CO.; 100 do do Dili . •
worth .k Co,;•Philadelphia.. qq, •
OIL SHIPMENTS PROM , DIAtriMNE 1 ' TOEPOP:'
H. M. Long . .& C0.,115 bbla ref,to- Win
ing, King &
Hutchinson 011 Co., 216d0 do, to Warden,
Frew .t o,.„Philade)phia. • • ,
G. W. Holdihin, 112 do do to Waring,
King i.t . ,
Union Ref.'Co., - 80 bhia- ref. tOW. T. ho
gan .t Bro.. hiladelpliia.
„Jas. Miller, 150 do dodo to P.l,Ogan
,',3; Bro., Philadelphia'. dodo
.
' • -Ohlewd Market r"' • 4 '
[By Telegraph to Pltt9blimhOszette;l`
Coneaoo, • May lour quiet and un
changed, at-$9,50a11.00 for extra. Wheat
less active; No. 1 unchanged; No; c 2 declined
2a3e, closing • quiet .• at 82,10% - since,• the•
change; saleis: - .N0: . 2 ;at 82,10 cash. - Corn
firmer and laly 4 o,laigher; the demand is
principally fer hich opened at, 08;4a _
09c, fell back to die and closed _firm -at
97c; sales of No. 2 at 95147 c.. new at .95a9fic
and rejected at 93a05;4c. Oats less active
and ;4ale higher, closing with sellers at
71;2a72c. Rye quiet; light sales of No. lat
-t1,i40. Barley dull;;; the demand is al
mostexelusively for sample lots. Pro... •
visions , firmer. •Mess Pork ; sold
$28,50a29,00; closing at the outside priee.
- Lard in good request at 1934 c; selleis ask '.
19y,a300. Belk meats quiet and firm; sales
rejected shoulders eta°, and rejected sides
. .at 12140 t-sugar pickeled hams atominal at
17;41i18c. I4ve hogs,modcrately active and
a shade lower; saes at $8,37 1 a 0,62% for
common - to , - extra - 41m grades.- Lake
freights dull; 5c einswheat and 3;4a3;40 for
corn to Buffalo; 7,,f , p on corn to .osvirego:
Receipts--7,802 bbls flour, 28,155 bush
wheat, 59,420 bush corn, 20,820 bush oats,
9,923 live hogs. Shipments-11;342 bbls
flour. 17,329 bush mbeat, 131,024 bushcorn,
74,715 bush oats. ,;
New York fryyCsods 11101mt.'
ElVTelesraph to the l'ltts64sGarstted
• Ymt1,'.14ity7.. , --,!glie'debititb in 6 0 1 r
. styles d''Calltoes And lesvy
.§heetings yesterday has • become M o ire pin-,
•erallo-day, and hag ; led to 'sortie' improve=
Merit in the trade, although the Market, is
still dull and depressed enough. A line of
Lawrence C, heavy brown Sheetings have
,been closed out at 16%c, but the other lead.
ing rakes are steady at 17%a18e. AinoC4 ,
keag prints are down ,to 12%c-4 per bent.'
.off-for ten days,,but s priptors-, ?pert , it
'costs 15% to put the•opfi.supPuthe.Mlkike t.
are reduced - fo Wamsutta to
"1,50,.and-gagitlo pelainee.have fallbn to 16c,
1.4 t the lookaitteuhi:Prlces) here noted is
chitty In light ututeasonable styles, which
bay to be closed out very soon or not at
nd consequent i lvs,,does net Oreettbe
1 market, for it is expected prices
must recover as soon as the deman,d be
comes more animated. • T
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