6.. 7-
IRON--WORK
AB. VERNali..Pres't. W. P. POlrrin, Sup , t.
prrrsßuitGirVoittrigF.
•
AND IRON CO
74.AIIIIYA.CTUR&119 OP
nikir4rdil e ;
Railroad Vita' Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Azle* Rolled;
Railroad tar Jksles 'Hammered;
Locomotive Frale.es;
Leeson:Mitre Frame Shapes;
side•liods;
Takeis; •
Platort*eads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steallaboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, • Wrists:
Pitnaan Jaws, Collars , ae•
0 !Illen . S . O. 117 PE.I7I4,ST.RE.AT,
•
PITTSBURGH. P • ..
GRAFF' BYERS Sr. CO„,
30.NIIPACTI:TRERS OF
tlt qt.
Bar Itoop and Sheet
• WROUCHT-1PON;
Iron 'Welded Takes foiGas; Steam,
Water, &c. •
• • ALSO,
DE ' "MU TIVING:
. .
°Mee, 98 i_Vater awl 132 First Streets.
,PLTTSBIIRG/ - 1§ Pa
toi:eas —
XENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
MOUFACTIfritERA
--, •
Best Con"aidiai l nefittedXlioar - coal
AXD
RINIATI 'BLOOM' IRO'?
IiCERCHANT_BAR,ROHNH and SQUAREIRON
HOOP. BAND, , T , emd ANGLE IRON: •
BOILER PLATE - and SHEET IRON.
MOWER AND REAPER BARS,
CYLLNDER,and•GUARD GEWIRON.
SMALLMRA AO atilt lbs..tftthe Tar 4.
WROUGHT CH AIRS and SPIKES for same.
PLAT BAILS. Punched and Countersunk.
COAL SCREEN 'Row. . •
NAILS AND,SPIBUCS. • • .•
Warehouse and Office at-tiro. Wor'..s, GREEN
01301E1 STREET, (a continuation of First street,
adjoining the City. Gas Worim, Pittsburgh.
EVERSON, PRESTON & C 0.,.
Piennsylvama Iron Works.
.. • .
Warehouse, Nos. 166 arid 167 STRST STREET,
oppostte.Monongahela Rouse,
ars24:d6 • PITTSBUnGII.
STEEL WORKS
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER,.. HECK & CO.,
PITTSBURGH, PEL,
Manufacturers of every deseilptlhnof
*CAST AND , CERMANSTEEL,
RAILWAY SPRINGS, •
ELLIPTIC AND PLATPORMSPRINGS.
AXLES,' STEEL TIRE, &0., &e.
Warehouse;' 88 Water and: 100 'First Stg,
50k067
prnrsßEßGll . STEEL WOIIKS.'
ANDERSON, - COOK CO.,-
(40cras9 1 P7 0 ...ieNfIt j ! Ci : 1 1 e() " ,
Manofacturers of the
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL,
. . .
SQUARE. FLAT and OCTAGON,
_of sizes] SAW
n..AxmLork, , Pons. andfiLIENT OAST ETILEL;
CAST STEELfor
ping_Asui Nowlsyrsjee,
Steel Ploww
Axles, eases; &c.
afT.'
Cast and common & Spring steel.
OMOe—Corner FIRST AND ROSS STBETS, two
blocks above the Monongahelaalonaef.
MTIM111141: . - BARB -& VABllitS..'
• LT-A " .
~.i1, c . : 1./- ..: - , ;...!:.:' ,. ....: 7 1 , :. ..`., i,'...r. -%.
• ' GENERAL PARTNERS:
WM. METCALF, I
'REUBEN MILLER,
GEO. W. BARR. CHAS. PARKIN.
Br/!"FLA, rAi/VcrA-9. ix. : 87EB.
C.Fc.,s WSW , STEEL WORK.S,
33.A-Ull PA.IIIEXN,
Onto!, No. 3314; Libe rt y St,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
BtAcii •DLIINOM)
`STEEL 'WORKS.
PATH, BROTHER;, & CO.,
Nanuracturers of all destriptions of
ISTMENECE.a.
Office and Warehonee..l2_ c 0 122, 124 .13ECOD
and 119 and 121 FIRST STREETS, -
- PlTl'l9lltralni.
HARDWARE•
NEW, HARDWARE HOUSE.
LINDSEY, STERRIT & EUWEB,
Manufsettirers and Iniportera of t
H t
10-:
A.1E1,13 1 W ARC,
,
-CUTLERY; &C.'
887 Lll3Eitt'r ' ''g STltYr.t,
CORNER OF WAYNE,
One aqua*. Be low
L -‘," • PITTSBURGH*.' 4
auei
thuiffalith: fin4l444r )1i Eardiy ar e;
Lead add sold at the bowfi of n/ma. no Plirlaic done
careftilllAPA 9l o POP* J. leoltdao
1
''A'ABAThiIThOWEL
AMIL:410111ilior4
AIA lienR II h 1 1.11 1 1"1 ,
Irßurzscruse Asec•curoit Arofe
11 " 4 904* - Lite -VOA"
at.tion keTei T 4 " din ot
00W 1101781121 and PUBLIC BIIIIMINGI3.
B sat
FOUNDERS; -IViA,OTS.
ATLAS. WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
x.rrT , EastritG
THOMAS N. MILLER, President
These Works .are among the largest arm most
complete establishments in the West, and are now
prepared to furnish • • -
. .
Engines; of every description.
Boilerg, Oil Tanks'.
Sheet Iron Work.
lUinroad Castings.
•
Balling Mill Castinro.
Engine Castings.
Machine Castings.
General CaatliNVl.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
n09:n69 •
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS. •
Corner Carroll and Smallman Streets,
• . (NINTH WARD,)
.PlaurSl3l3ll6 l-1-1 ,
4 Wli. Effrni
mar,ut 7 aotiwer..o.f,..
_•_
CAST IRON . BOWL PIPE,
FOR GAS AND WATER WORKS.
.. 3 1.1, P art% ar ttgie c :;11 , 1 ' . 1 . v ValigiLTAIIIi r if
General fOr Gas and Water Works.
I would'alac & A lt the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS. • .
fel6:tlo , ,
THE BAP FORT PITT FURY CO.
CHARLES lINAP, President.
J. 3I KNAP Vice President.
0. METCALIF Sec's and Treas'r.,
K. WADE:Engineer.
J. G. KNAP, General Manager.
DIRECTORS: " -
JAMES B. 'BID - BRAY, of Lyon, Shotb & Co.
A. E. W. PAINTER, of J. Painter tb
C. B. HERRON, of Spring, Chalfant I Co.
THOS. S. BLAIR of Shoenberger & Co.
W/11. - METCALF: of Miller; Barr & Parkin..
116NUVACTOUER8 OF
Belling Mill and Blast Machinery.
RETORTS and CASTINGS, of every deseslption.
ERNEST'S NAIL MACHINES. .feA
L. 0. LIVINGSTON.W. 11. BCRT.W. A. ROBt.siSON. JP..
L"
'GrSTON & CO.,
IRON POIDIDERS,
lILANUFACTIIBERS OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS, ,
for u zeg t e o r n s
a ag c l
rlelutrilar Woolen dill: Ma.
• chlnery, &c.
All AobWork promptly attended to.
Mee and Works—WASHINGTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Fa. -
ROBIIIISON, BEA 66 CO.,
Successors t i p RomNsox, Mrxis a 31ELLsits,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTS3URGH,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines. 'Blast Engines, Mill Machinery. Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; Oil Tanks and
Stlllai Boller and Sheet Iron M ork.
Office, No. 12. corner First and Smithdeld Streets.
_ Agents for GIFGAItD'S PETENT INJEC . )R for
feeding Boilers. jalltr32
IVIONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
-Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Unica Iron Mills,)
' PITTSBURGH...
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
• THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MAC HprElll.Y. ,C412412 , 70g , GENERALLY
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT & DIACKLUD.
0c15:123
BERLIN FOUNDRY.
PRICE •&-
Office and Waiehouse; Qi Rood Streit,.
Manufacture an 4 keen:constantly on hand
. .
Thimble, Wein and Piper Boxes,
• ~1•
WAGON BOXRS, DOG IRONS,
c stress SETTLES, HOLLOW WARE;
And Castings generally. ap,3;y6
CENTRAL FOIINDRY
AND ROLL WORKS,
1380 Penn Street.
BOLLILIN I • - BOYD -& BAGALEY
m .
chiltßo, Cistinill. 1 11 - Lathes, *A. _
T ia !LTON 111ACIIIIIE WORKS. •
ESTABLISHED in 1838.
nfactory of STEAM ENGINES, aU sizes
and of the most approved patterns. for stationary .
purposes ; STEAMBOATS and STEAM FERRY
BOATS. A variety of 10, 11 and 16 horse power.
ENGINES, whizh will be sold at very reduced
priceil.
17: GELEISIC; Wellsville, 0..
Fifty miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio Aver, and
line of C. &P. R. 1109:h2
IRON BROKERS.
S AMUEL M. WIVKEBMHAM'
IRON BR,OKER,
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
Agent for the'sale of COrtlyrial, DOUghamOre, Jo
sephine, Isabella, Daneannon, Stanhope Glendon,
lad other trande of:Anthracite, Youkhlogkeni
Coke and C. B. Charcoal " • "
::17.1t4C1.7
,-
Consignments and ord*lispectfully solicited. !
COPPER:
LAKE SUPERIOR' ,
00111 2 / 1 MILL AM) SMELTRIG WOLIS I
,PITTSI3I:TEGGIA.
PARK,, *cCIJILDT & CO.,
fdlanufacturers of Sheathing, Brioless , and 80l
Copper, Presled Copper Bottoms, Bathed Still Bot
tom „s Spelter Solder. She
Impor."rs and Dealers
In Metal, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, .4e. COW.
stantly An hand Tinners , Machines ac Tools.
Warehouse,
_ '
No. 140 • illtST .BTItEe.T and' 1510 .
BIECOND.I3TREET,Pittaborgh.: _
t :Special orders of Copper . cut to • any: desired pal
, ern. - • . . my144341.1wT
BREWERIES:
- _
psanrEi STEAM 11111tWEBY.
JOB. EIPSNCJA:...J46B. 48'14 1 r. • • . 40BJEUT 84D0ELL•
SPENCER, MEAT <& CO,
AND - BREWERS
Of Ale, Port& and trawl' Stout,
, PITTSBUBI3III, PA.
uu
_
ROBERT WATI,S.O2i% 4.onsger. . •oati
-,7OA,Rp 3 31•1: ' to to :0.
' lAkilt t DICK 4
,E,IC' - PairitriliPilitiStrEWo 3 4ci„;l,
r
t: , • nu.ti.,,, , .
,ouqu ! ..... t r,...
sol
.iask i.
as t ""
r9W)P", '-' q. , . • ".. •' ' .
- 040 ,Th° - • "iiiitai tiediMill otol , :tltoPttctii -Ale
room. Ilittesiled to, and tot _2llBm samotr 2ttion_
___alwrTori.-
PI TSBUItGIi gAZPIrtg 1 WEDIOSP•O: MAX,13.4665:
ifettiliffit
FOCI' PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANS
• WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
. . ,
TIIRULAR,POHBLE-PLIIED Tintutan,:pras..
BOX AN, CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS. /
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS, ,
SETTLING PANS. SALT PANS AND CON
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS. AND IRON
• BRIDGES:
PRISON DOORS AND COAL BRUTE'
_ , ,
OBlee aud: Warebouse. coiner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Sheers,
. . ,
PITTS 7
A 9" Orders sent WI
prompth attendcd to.,
Z. W. M.OP.ItOW....JAS B. 8.6.11*411.L....JAS IMAM
(VHARA BOILER WORKS.
NOIIItOW, BARNHILL & co.,
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Agitators,
TANKS, SALT,PANS, GASOMETERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, &c. '
` PITTBSIIROH; 3'd
ItEPAIRINO promptly done.
M. BAHrifiniLL si, Co.;
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEEIT IRON. WORKERS,
NOB. 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, Nice Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers. Salt
Pans, Tanks Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. • 135:c7.1
JAMES 111.-RITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE
JARED M. DRESII EDMUND D. BRUSH
_TARED Ma BRUSH & SON,
RANEFACTIMERS OF
Steam Boileiii; Oil , Stills, Tanks.
GI Penn Street, Pittsburgh; Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS,' &C.
COON. STOVES.
.
CET. THE BEST.
BISSELL dic, CO.'S .
TRIUMPH,
FOR 13ITU.4111NOUS
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well as any other Stove In the Union.
BISRPTETI & CO.,
No. 285 Liberty' - Stx'eet.
Also on hand and for sale, •
FARL t r iT T O L 7 N IS. IO _
ORATE FRON ; TS_, FENDERS,
. • COOKING , hIANOES,
OHEAPEST PLACE in ;the city
( TO BUY TILE
TRIUMPH COOKING. STOVE,
is at No. Ho GRANT STREET.
jet, I P. C. DUFFY.
OILS.
WESLEY WILSON & CO.,
NATURAL - LUBRICATING
• •
- -
I{l.VB l ,Vg k idt a ct r ffiTi e d alteithigAtit.
QUALITY GUAUANTEIID UNIFORM ,
Kfr Proposals for vault Gles solictOd.
No. 167 Wood Street, ,
"BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING."
W AND, SUNG,
-Co;liintssitinMercbst;te and BroketA in
Petroleuim and its Products,
DALZEIA,I BuIIDING, DUQUESNE WAY,'
• PITISBIIRCIN, PA.
PHILADELPHIA. ADDRESS, •
WARING, KING '& CO.,
•
TACK 'BROTHERS, •
- 4) -".! •
COMMISSION. MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS ll*7
PetrOleum and itaProducts.
Pittsburgh Offtce.-DALZELLI 131IlitrING, cor
ner of Duquesne Way and. Irwin streets; •
Philadelpldliphica-1517, WALNUT ST. • •
JACOB WEAVER &CO ~'. ,n ,
COMMiBBiori Jobbers
No. 3 DUQUESNE WAY, will bur and sell Crude
and Refined Oils Lubricating, Tar, Itemize and
Cooperage. Our leng_experience. the Petroleum
trade enables to' otter ,unusual facilities and lit
ducements to operators!. As heretofore, we are dill..
tOrmtned,to matte It the Interest of buyer. and eel
lens to giv e us a call. Parties baying 011 s for sale
,are cord lip inalted to bring their samples. . .
tT PL LONG & CO.,- '
PURE WHITE BURNING — orra;
owe, .4i.s4:vimitiotine . way; rittatmigh;
4.
..„,x — ......64 f acw" --- -,,,i . t.,,..... 6 ,
Qu.-,i , --
.., .t,....iq:4274;.72 - ,..,..„ ,
q
4 14nrilbthiVailliallYarfOr silo all kinds of
. ~..... ._._._ _ ~... ... ...
. fib , . iikiiiitialiW - 12,k1t. TV
ll t" 1 l o vir , i . rolktfiiMP. , ,MAself —.1 ,,
8A... ,•.
4 : 1 .1 61 { 1 10K . ' ' Y : .. . , tr. ,, inT: •
' -4- . . _
- • .
MANUF.A,CTURERB OF_
i IURGH, Pa
WO above address wtl.l be
• • . • "b7:188
lI.A.NUFACTURERB OF
PITTSBITIIGH, PA.,
MANUFACTUREIt OF
EOLLiI , IG MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORN.
• For Stoanaboate
SHEET IRON WORE, &C
avirrvz, NLERICW * 4/0.
7‘ . th'.kNcLitz.
==SM===24M==l
FORT PITT BAKING COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
CAPIT
$200,000.
LDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
STOCKH
DEALERS IN
MENT SECURITIES,
i AND COLD.
ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
GOYERI
NTEREST
• made on all accessible points in the
;s and Canadas. •
United Stat
DIRECTORS
eer, • I Jno. C. Risher.
don, 1 , l A to n b d t. re H. wis tin i
e g,
r.
James M. Bailey
D. Hostet
James Go
D. Wallue
E. Fasreet
AWL. MeCLUIRKAN, Pres't.
ID. LEET WILSON, Cashier,
STONE . BANS,
SE
No. 293-LIBERTY ,STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CAPITAL, authorized,) : : : : $200,060.
DIRECTORS.
H. J. Lynch, ' Wm. H. Hamilton,
John Murdoch , Jr., : Henry Bockstoce,
illiam Espy I Oeo. T. Van Doren'
Samuel Bareiley,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
J y 4 tb2
TtANSACTED
Collections made on alt accessible points in the
United States and Canada.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
H. J. LYNCH, President.
GEO. T. VAN DOREN. Cashier.
tirSTOCKIIDLD - ERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
N4.llol 7 ‘l7llANli OF COMIIERCE.
,
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sts.
A. PATTF.RSOPa , ~ P resident.
: JOS: 11.31tLfr- -
CAPITAL, : : : $500,000.
• DIRECTOR& • - -
A..ratterSoll, ' George W. Cass, -
Wm. 11. Brown, James McCandless, i
l Lockhart,
': T .
,? • c V aB , .An Kirkpatrick, :. - i
-
W. i. Haven, , •:
DISCOVATTS . DAILY, AT 11 A. DI.
i _apo . :?•zz 1
HAUT,VA:toBET Si CO., r
BANKERS AND BROKERS ;
Corner 27tircr and 'Wood Streets,
I'ITTE4I3 - 1711GII, PA.,
(SECCE;;ORS TO HASNA, HART & C 0..)
DEALERS IN. ..
Exchange, Coin; Coupons,
' , ' • .
• And particular attentiza e l t id WM purchat and,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
..
Slight Drafts arklaoridark.
. .. . mylan
N. HOLMES & SONS,,
57 IVia,ry.et Street,
. Collections made on all the principal points of the
United States andbisitilas.. l ' •
Stoche r poods and other
,Securities
LBOUGHT AND SOLD OR viarenzsiox.
,
Particular literates): paid to ` the' purchase and
sate or
United States Sepurities.
ja.10:81
WESTERN BA
Xo 15.9:
• CHAItTE 1 2ED
Interest palq.onTim i
XNY SIIii"RECEViEDI
ONE OOLIAR , III
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO :
:I INTEABST.
Discounts Daily at 191 o'clock
- - - , • -
President—THODlPSON B Di
Vim P .t residei*4l. N. : MARSHALL .
.. , .
DITUCCTORS•
.
THOMPSON BELL,A. M MARSHALL,
i
'JOS. DILWORTH. 'JOS. ALAREE.
J.' J. GILLESPIE, 1 i II
_ ,
Stockholders to whout we make l
refe.rence;
Wm.'Fortrythe, Joseph Dilworth,
Wm. Caldwell, Rev. David Kerr,
Willis Delta, ... Henry Lambert,
D. W. C..lliditrelt; ._. A..M, Brown, .
E. M. Fulton. Thomas Ewing.
to
Q , ..:,,8A ~,,-
ESTABLI
N°
35 so
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES!
7 3-10 s Converted Into 5-20.
STOOKS *AND GOLD
Bought and . sold On conindesion...here ind tit New
Pork. TIME PAPER - NZOOTIATISID.4.-•
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEposprs OF CIOLTI
AND CURRENCY. Accounts of Banks and Bank-,
ere received on favorable terms.
ALL CLASSES OF SECURITIES TAXER IN
EXCHANGE AT IWARRET RATES.
IVA Th ;
I •
TOBACCO`AND
mi
ingnsOF r
LEAP 20/340,70 S.EGAR%
• •
- E Nc.foutiotolum
aortodkawmgenviszeso..
( 1116 ' 11111 U14 6 46mastdpealeniskr
e:eNAYS itbittkiAtti:;iiiaisAisinet
BANK,
1866. -
,0 Deposits
iireciu"
WARD:
cl, WITHOUT
~543
'KEGS:
.HED.:.ik 1837
..;.::
PHILADELPHIA,
REMOVAL.
I HA V E v ILEXPVE D -MY
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
TO THE
tomer of Fiftlrand Wood Streets,
towaio c copled the' NATIONAL BANE.
MERTZ.
JAidES. To BRADY . BE O 0 •S
Corner Fourth and Wood Ste.,
BA IV AMR.
RFT ANI?.SELx.;ALL KINDS OF
GDVERNMENT .- SECUITIFS,
quip, SILVER AND COUPONS,.
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS..
7 - 80's CONVERTED
INTO THE'
NEW 5-20 COUPON BOND.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
sia- 319 N ED LOANED. ON GOVERNMENT
BONDS, and other approved collateral, at loNvest
market rates.
Orders executed for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDSIand GOLD.;
- 1 -
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.
6iT iii*buTo; 04iitot
FINANCE. AND TRADE
FFICE OF 'PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
- TUESDAY, May 12, 186$. S
The probability of the President's ac
quittal gave rise to a very bearish feeling
in the gold market, whilst it must be 'con
ceded that neither acquittal nor conviction
would change our Comniercial relations to
• foreign countries. On the favorable trade
balance the value of. the precious metal'in,
relation to 'paper cirettlation must'depend.
A present there is nothing unfavorable to
our foreign balance; the imp9rts, have de
creased, a limited demand - for flour and
grain has set in, and the increased value of
cotton and petrolehm may-be said to bh a
fair offset for our' imports of Imiuries. ' The
heavy shipments of specie for the past week
have been hastened on for fear a 'rise in the.
premium of gold might take place, but a
reverse in the quotations, the demand for
shipment:hasceased, and exchange may be
offered again below the gold Shipping point.
A very importantlitem in our foreign trade
balance is the unusual large amounts of
coin carried out by pleasure seekers, which.
is much larger this season, despite the de
pression in trade, than • most people im
i agine. Those who go strictly for pleasure,
I and, returns, perhaps, have not increased
I - in numbers, but a considerable element of
the productive classes take their savings
I out, and
. remain abroad until trade _and
commerce is more flourishing.
In government bonds there is but little
doing, although the money marlrat Is 'easy,-
people will not invest at present high quo
tations, and when the foreign demand for
bonds ceases, votations are lit:elf - to be
lowered. .
In stacks but little is doing, the railroad
shares are unsettled, and express stocks
are lower; the practice of watering express
shares has brought these .securities In dis
credit athong trie"prilflie.
Moseyis easy, and on first-class names
can be had from 8 to 10 liter „
•_
Closing quotations as receivecrby Ph. R.
Mertz, were as follows:="ri - .i "i
Gold, 139%; 18.51 howls, X13;8; .1862
1083; 1864 do, 106 K; 1865 do, 1071; Consols,
109%; 10-40 s, 103 g; 7-305,107%.
Railroads—Cleveland' , & - Pittiburgh,, 83;
Fort Wayne,los%; North Western,common
66%; North 'Western--;preferred,k76%;'New
York Central, 127 y,;. Erie 68%; Old -South
ern, 82%; Ohio &I MiSsissippii 31; -Mer
chants Union Express,3l34; Western Union
Telegraph,BB%. Mining Shares:-Corydon,
30; Quart; Hill, 93; Quicksilver, Z.N.
• —The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
mentions the following individual:failures
connected with the failure of the Florence
Mill at Rockville; George Kellogg, $160,-
000; Lebbeus Blase!, endorser, $100,000;
George Kellogg, Jr., the company's agent . ,
about $20,000; DeacortJ. J. Robinson,, $25,-
000; besides many creditors; one of whoib,
Austin Dunham, of Hartford, had a claim
of $140,000, ?or which:he got $lOO,OOO cash
and the balarice 11 stOck, this started
from the failure, of Nplson Kingsbury, of
Hartibrd, whose partner, Edwariii Kellogg,
borrowed $50,000 of liliTather, - Gearge Kel;-
logg, but a few days before the event. The
Rose silk went down in the Same
crash. E. K. Rose had $lO,OOO in this con
cern, and sometMrty-fivestockholdeis had
amounts varying from $3,000 to $12,000,
among the& several clergymen. George
Talcott, of lioCkville, lent Rose $lO,OOO, Dr.
Lewis $12,500, and others were similarly
caught.
-Closing' quotations received byJames T.
Arady &Co.: -
Gold : •
.U. S. 6's, liiBl
5-20'ef'1862 •• -• •
" 540%, 1
" -
1040's . ..
" 5-20's, Jail. and July, '45
• ; 44 11 'l6 "67
1 ' June .
" July 7-30's '
May Comp.,
4
PITTSBURGH WOOL MARKET.
OFFICE THEPITTSBURGIT. GAZETTE,
• TUESDAY. May 11; 1868: S
The market is quiet awaiting the clip
ping season. In some of the Nortbern
Ti cqunties.**;' hear er. eenelderable iota 'of
.+Wool clipped; in other sections the washing
off the Sheep !will not take place for' some
time until the weather is more pleasant ',
and the water ghe attention of
wool-growers 'been Yeptiltedl,y
tiled of late to the necessity of better
cleansing aridkinoiti carefully preparing
their wools for , market, we,,tiopo to, see the,
coming clip of Wool in mdelr better zi tiondf-'
tion: than 34' ktrriliibifi -- ivosfir-ii r eivids
„take the pains and puttheli Wool in good
!condition - theywlflr compelled to; make
an abatement, as compared iiithblean NOW ,
twashed Wool, or .have •lheir Wool left on
their halidipt%!lfallufactect*erii - and'cAtlgerkl
f i
5 4 e
„n IWO taT ie
px,* tizo)
a n ; . • icatf.) he se Or.
Ithas beeritliet l m too long tolerate
fbr the wool-grower to pile up his deems,
Elffi
II
in sorrie Corner of his barn, or the bin of a
granary with — the . qest. fleeces in the front,
and the heavy and `,tunwashed fleeces cov
ered up and hid fr*na View. .11115 buyer is
told that the frontlis a fair sample-of the
lot, and while the seller may think - this is
so, yet, to the careful buyer, it is found
that these representatiOns are not correct.
No good and carefti buyer will allow him
self to be imposed }fin in this way; he must
see the whole lot o ;Wool, -if necessary, ex
amine every fleece both as to quality and
condition, and thel he is prepared to buy
every lot of Woolf. u its respective merits
—paying the highest priced for the clean
e
well-washed Wool and making the• proper
discount on the h avy, greasy, and badly
washed Wool. It'syet too soon to give
any idea of the pri es or prospects for next
clip. 'lathe tour of a few weeks the clip
withbe ready for . arket, and : prices will
be better deterrni bd. Prices' at present
range from 35 to, l oc, acclriiing to quality
and condition. ,li . •
, . , •, I „....-1---: --- :47 . . , , •
_, -,,,i t
PITTSBURIGH iIARKETS. ' • ' ' ,
OFIFCE OF THE,, Talltritort GAZETTE, / '
TUADAY. May 11, 1868.
0
The general matkets are steady and
moderately active,lisnd while there is a fair
local demand force& oft the ; leading eons- „
modities, there isi less excitement thin
r
there was a week i ago, and while prices
generally are welhlsustained, there are no I
changes worthy ofspecial notice. •
I , APPLES—Quieti l
but firm, and, the sup-
My is almost exhausted. WS (Continit&to ..:
quote at $6 to r‘• per-obi;us to e i tititit ) *..-
POTATOES --Pea c h 'Blows are in good ,
demand at $1,50, 'and even at $1,55,• and
some holders are tow asking $1,60. Jersey
Sweets are scarc4t and held at $8,50 to $9
per barrel. 1 , ..
BUTTER—Prinhl i e to choice fresh Roll is
1 selling at 35 to 38e per pound, and supply,
light. I.
EGGS—In gooq supply; but under the
1 influence of incrqased arrivrls, prices are
drooping; we nom} quote at 19 to 20c.
HOMINY=Is disll and unchanged; small
sales in store at $0 to $6,25 per bbl. -
GRAIN—No siiles of Wheat reported.
We continue, to quote at $2,60 for No. 1
Spring; $2,70,t0,t2i75 for Red Winter, and
sto 8c higher for White. Oats firm mad
in limited su lt on wharf at 80 to '
82c, and in sto pp re y l 'fat sales
S 3 to 85e. Sale 0f:275
bushs Corn on wharf at $l,ll. Rye quiet I
and unchanged a $2 to $2,10. No move
ment in Barley.. lt
SEEDS-T,he .lase wile of .Flaxseed re
ported was at $2,50. No demand whatever
for Clover or Tirnothy Seeds.
HAY—Sale of 54 bales prime loose press
-ed Hay on wharf at $25, an advance.l
Wagon Hay is tielling at, scales at $24 to
$27,00. - I p - •— . . .. t
DRIED F-RU T—Peaches scarce and
firm at 1334 to 14e, for.prime halves. Ap
ples in good suy brt steady at 7 to 734 c.
MILL FEED-Sales on wharf at $1,70 for
Bran, and $2,15 tes2,2fit
.4 . Middlings:• 1
' PROVISIONS4Bacon is steady with reg- -1
ular jobbing saletflitl4 to 143‘c for Shoul
ders; 17 to 19c for Ribbed and Clear Sides;
and 20 to 21c for Plain and Canvassed Su-
gar Cured Hams: Lard, 20c in tierces, and
21c in kegs. MeSs Pork, $3O to $30,50. , -
LARD OIL-IS firm at fornier quota
tions, $1,25 for Ne.. 2, and $1,55.f0r No. 1.
FLOUR—The ! Market is steady with a
fair local demand', and prices, although ufirm
changed, are fir and well sustained. - We
continue to quote at $ll to $11,75 for Spring
Wheat; $l2 to $12,75 for Winter Wheat, and
$l4 to $l6 for fancy brands.'Rve Flour,
$lO to $10,25. - 11' ,
PI,TTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
lr _.... r .
OFFICE OF TEMPITTSBURGIT GAZE'I'TE, /
Ti}SDAY, May 12,-1868.
c is
CRUDE—The, narket was l in a very ex- - ,
i
cited and upset ed condition t9-d4y, and
at no time in th history of the trade do we
remember of seemg as much feeling nutni
.fested be ..lbp • trientsi. bul
fween itio'sinig r ide ' l ' -ls
and bears," anda this writing it is very
difficult to dete 'tie which side is in this. -7
ascendancy, if' either. The were not
near as large, inthe aggregate, as on Mon
11ty, though , races, generally, ruled
higher, and, so ar as we could discern, the
offerings, that i at theadvance, were fully
up to the demaild. We can report sales of - -
3,000 bbls to be ( delivered on first water at
12c; 1,000, spot, t 1134,c; 1,000 do at 12c,and , •
2,400 at 12c; 3, 1,000 ( etieli foe July, An-
gust and ber, 1.2%c and 120 bbls,
sp o t,.: o, Septi
spotybbl return d. r ZTturmarket al.
though . leek; :e ted, apt:lards:lllA • dosed .'
steatlyi„a'nd,Sel ' asl'we couldlcarr?there
was no dispositibn manifested to make con
cessions. An Ccil City telegram quotes at
$4,15 to $4,25 atAhat point, $3,80 t
ando $ , l
on creek. '•T! .,-,-
.. REFINED—The market for bonded oil'
Was even mere and unsettled than
the Crude market, and the feelinbetween
the opposing "Alves' una efeft, suet..., a
k
thing were posSMe'M
ible,oreilife !.', Where
was but cemparativelylittle — dOrie, nor is it
likely that business will improve much
until it has firs been ascertained whether
the parties wh , inaugurated the present
movement ha, e power and influence
enough to este lish a "corner." - ; ;Fairly;in
the day there vas a sale for' May at 34c,
but in the afte oon . .3.34, was : the best offer
•that could be libtained. -June and . .:July,
500 each, sold e 430%c, . early in the 'day; in
4 3
.the afternoon; i ,is,asserted, that 31Me was
offered and re ed,for the; same delivery.
At four p.,,m.i f we saw a i telegram , from
Philadelphia,. „offering to sell June at
~30349,
and the satins , dispatch stated thai:August
could be - sold at 31. C., The above la sufli
y'
dent to show an . one at air,coversant
with the tradd,,the hinstable, and we Mightsay,
say, unsatisfatory coriditien of the trade,
and, as we ha„ e already'stated, the -'reatr
..h_et is not' likely to settle down until the
excitement nevi prevailing • bet - limn the
"bulls" and "bears" subsides somewhat. -.',
ARRIVALB -.-The.•following are: the ar
rivals of oil: ..1` • .. r ' •
li F. . Metzgar... 4, ...501YO„Fishen 4: 7 Bre .... 3000
Cochran 0k18r0..:.3500,Jac1i50ndc.8r0 . ...../000
Mawhin'yA 8r6:2000'D.:141;:Edgert41,1..2000
.G. S. Thoma4L.'::3ooolMMdarns ik.00.2:2 1 300
Nat. Ref. Cer.' 0 ....! . .‘.2840•,C.V.`13firke - : '' 2.o.
Lockhart do Flew49o',Mdrittlie'er'&, U 6. 240
G. B. J0ne5 ... ,.::: : 320q11W' WilltMS.. ..: 'l2O
Fulton, M. 4E,4e.::240i, !, • ;-.:.-- • ' i• ' —L.:.
J. Gallagher a.....2400t = Teta1.:.4. , ... . ..,'. 29,390
ir •
OIL EIRIPBXENTB PER A. V. R. It
%
. • : rmg
• , , , 107K 3 ',
.1093‘
109%
. •
4073 i .
40734
-119)4"
'J. C, Kirktiatriek & Bro., 234 bbls ref. to
W. P. LoganA Bro., philaaelphia.
Nat.t Ref. dro'f."St. Co.y 550.1'd0 ;do to - F. A. i
Dilworth & Co., -Phliadel_PMEL • .- :'"-- '
13riktit A - Wigni3r, 50 ' do - dn' t o Waring, -
K i ng &Co.,,,Philadelphia...; - 1 .-
Montiheini623. Koeller & Co., 500 dodo, .
to Whiner gitig 'it Co., Philadelphia: - ' ''
Bly ,& - ,riiikerton, - 499 do do ta liYaring•
King &to. - Philadelphia: __
' 'MeKelVy.,-*'..8r0.,1201 bbls , refilo. W.. P.
Logan. &Born., .PhiladFlphia. ,_
Fatreett,' litegan k• Stock d alp, 40,d0,d0, Po
yv. P.- Logarikk Bro., Philadelphia."„_ • '
'.
E. Jagemall, 168 do do to Waring , . King
&Co., Philadelphia. • o •
OIL SHIPMEII4TI3 FROM DUQUESNE DEPOT
H. M. Long & Co” 104obbls ref.:to War-
den, Frew, 'I o .1.,./:!hilatielphia.z! -____:“ •;.r.4t.,
Hutehinso Oil Co.,- 55:,d0, dol tooW. l % l 'OP+
Epew & a,„ niiiii*phia r : ~, • ~,,,
• 'G. W H . dalidii, 1,62:0 44;p? War i ng,
King ,t os,, phlitidcdAlit. ' . ,IT3'
Union Agri:PO - Jo . =bbleref.':-iin, - r ,To
gan & BroF'lrnliadeltaia;‘‘ - .'. ' • . , ...
FlemitsWl; oo :', 5 27"a0 'do' - a . 1, ,, - 2 ,0
K ie w .t. 0.,1. hiladelphia. - '`''' '
Dancah &,dWilliams, 110 do do to W. P.
,Logan & Bre.; Philadelphia.
; AtoKenna ez Rogers, 12 do do ta W.
,P.,
l o op]] & Brti., Philadelphia. ,31,;:i -/ ..i.
C '„ cogoAalitllithir ti M o 'M
ow Telegraph so pnraburst me
i
ni
CnrcAno, Ma 12.—Live Hogs; common
-4111 ' rt i f ris , , naooaowee goods lots
1 ? tll7 509,9 60 for me+.
' * .. to fait, and 15 00047 5 for good. t°
- ly priMeini=oAtrarAkies
tent
- * 1 775 foe
; to good,[Mids9,ooer27s7gcsidto extra
ottoloe. Ir
lin
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