\6•
lOW*,
IRON Ntisidn3:-
Vzs.priat, Presq W. P. Poursa, &mit.
pITTSBIIIRGH FORGI
AND 'IRON CO.,
I
Ilan• Iron'
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
Railroad Car Axles Hammered;
Locomotive Primes;
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
aids •
Yokes Straps;
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars,
Office;''Nci. `l."7'i ' PEN : * STREET,
PITTSBURGH. P •
GRAFF, BYERS & CO.,
3.A.',.. - UFACTURERS OF
Bar,
,Roop and Sheet Iron,
wßoucifripoN,
Iron Welded Takes for Gm, Steam,
, Water, &c.
ALSO,
OIL WELL. TUBING.
Offloe ) 98 Water and 182 First Streets.
PITTSBURGH, Pa
ti2o:e26
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BL9011 1 '• `
MANUFACTURERS OF
Best Common, Retined,hareoal
•
JUNIATA BLOOM IRON.,
MERCHANT BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON
HOOP, - BAND, fit and ANGLE IRON.
BOILER PLATE and SHEET. IRON.
MOWER AND REAPER BARS.
CYLINDER and GUARD or. FINGER IRON.
SMALL T RAILS AO and MI tbs. to the yard.
WROUGHT CHAIRS and SPIKES for same.
FLAT RAILS, Punched and Countersunk.
NAILSCREEN IRON.
AND SPIKES. •
Warehouse and (Race at the Wotos, GREEN
°UGH STREET, . (a continuation of First street,
adjoining the City Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
EVERSON, PRESTON :& CO.,
Pennsylvazia Iron Works.
Warehouse, N 05.166 and IS7 FIRST STREET
opposite Monongahela House,
sual:dB PITTSBURGH.
STEEL WORKS.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGEA, NDITICK & CO.,
PITTSBIIRGH, PAL,
Manufacturers of every description of
CAST 'AND GERMAN STEEL,
,RAILWAY SPRINGS, _ ____
ELLIPTIC AND FL ANFORRSPRINGS,
Jori.vsi, STEEL TIRE, dc., &.C.
'Warehouse, 88 Water and 100 First Sts.
ap1e,:067
FITTSBIIRGH STEEL WORKS.
ANDERSON, COOK &
(SEECESSOBB TO JONES, BOYD a co:,)
Manufacturers of the
BEST REFINED. CAST„ STEEL,
sQUARE, FLAT and OCTAGON ,of SAW
pLAITSIQE FORK and CART STEEL;
CAST STLF.d,
itAtaping and Mowing' Machines,
- Steel Plow Wings,
t Axles, CUrculors, Itc,
Cast and Common Plow &Spring Steel.
Office—Corner FIRST AND INNO3: STREETS, two
blocks abovotbe bbnioosabelo - liottse. - •
0c23:d9,_ .
IVIII.MII I BABA &
CaLNERAL PAESTUM:
M. METCALF,REUBEN MILLER,
I
GEO. W. BARR, ORAL PARKIN.
SPECIAL PASTNER — S. M. BIER.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
wrirrAr.'vlß, - BARB, PARICILN,
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
PITTSBURGH, PA
fel4:d4B
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARIE, BROTHER & CO.,
Xanutecturers of all descriptions of
- our
• -
Office and Wirehouse,l2_,_o 122 , 124 SECOND
iad 119 and 121 112151 5T222T2.
HARDWARE.
I\TEW HAItDWARE HOUSE,
LINDSEY, STERRIT & EUWER,
Ilfostoracturere and Importens of
I-I Et, I:kW A_ RAE ,
CU'OERY, &C.
•
'BB7 LIBERTY STREET,
7 `.COUIPEE:QT 'YNE;
One itioinrn Oelovi; Onion Depot,
- PITTSBURGH.
jar Agents for FAIRBANKS , SCALES.
ISIVSSILINN,
at/IFTII BT., bet:gtilnel & Cf.OulP Its
GUMMI* Snd•Deider IiardIVIITC
, ,
Tint 414 liroi desc ri ptimi _always on -
Itsadsncl/619t „.••=pairbAgiderone,
caretuurOirer. rt! .
- An --- ciEETT - E O T B
T
BABB !IIP:111911034:I ^ : 7 .3°1 .1 " ': • T
Al l " :"134:474"
ninT ROMI4IIIII9I4MON SIIIWINSS, Nos.
sad SU Clalilirisi; Pritto4u 2 lo4 -2 L MINIM
sasation gissatAN thitdssiNstiesill ME •
MST BOUM at ruin BUILDINGS.
•
. .
• -
m p-o, ,1 0 ; , Wit'. l !` l :o%," ll ' i1e:..W,;%;:,k,„ ~.'4..°V7-0;5":1u,:,.1,5:;,-;145,,,NA:1--,A4,3-.:.,.;_,..:'4%,-1 •
1 { ',.. , 4e ^4l • -
.1 2 44201,,,..14,5~ 744 T'& - • " qr. , •
• • - -
" - ' ' • - - ' -%*s: ..,*ag•kr4rep 9 sx';A:vu"..": 3
. - - • s"%Mrigg*-:'
POUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
1710T1
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
THOMAS N., MILLER, President.
These Works are among the largest atm Most
complete establishments in the West, and art now
prepared to furnish.
EniFizaelu every deseription;
Bonewt, 011Tsinks.
Sheet Iron Work.
natbroast tasting's.
Rolling NUI Castings.
Engine Castings.
Maehlne Castings.
Castings.'
•
ORDERS SOLICITED
nog!nB9
- ,
NATIONAL
AND- 1 3 1 - 0 E WORKS.
Corker Carroll and SIEIA111111111) Streets,
, (NINTH WARD,)
0rTurt3331111 ,4 0 - 1 : 1, _PAS •
Vt. SMITE
3faxtufact - urer of
CAST EROBEEOWL PIPE,
FOR GAB AND WATER WORKS.
sall, P 2S B l.9 ". f e eg i le c n a ;r t .h i s n . va lrldf i ggil ' a r c y .f
Genqal casttags pt' Gas and Water Works ?.
I would also call the attention of Superintendents
of Gas Works to my mate, of RETORTS. - •
felG:tlO
THE KNAP FORT PITT FOUNDRY CO.
CHARLES lINAP, President.
- J. M. HRAP Yiee President.
O. METCALF Seel' and Treas'r.
J. K. WADE, Engineer.
J. G. SNAP, General Hinager.
DIRICTORB:
JAMES B. MURRAY, of Lyon, Shotb & Co.
A. E. W. PAINTER, of J. Painter & Sons.
C. B. 'HERRON, of-Spang, Chalfant & Co.
THOS. 8. BLAIR, of Shoenberger & Co.
WM. METCALF, of Miller, Barr & Parktn.
XASIS7FAtTIIVSBI3 or
Belling Mill and Blast Machinery.
RETORTS NA I LAST of every deeealption.
ERNEST'S 3LACHINES. fe7A
L. 0. LITINGISTON.I7.4I. BIIRT.W. A. ROBINSON, :It.
LCO., '
IVINGSTON & CO
IRON 1 1 0IINIIERA,
BLANDPACTITHERS OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS, -
All descriptions, for, gnMbers andas Pitt ra• Ag.
riculturailmplements, Cotton and Woolen
ch !k n lt7Ontork promptly attended to.
Office and Works—WASHINGTON — AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City. Pa.
ROBINSON, REAL & CO.,
Successors to Ito&INBON, MINIS & IittLLZ&S,
WASHINGTON WORKS;
FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PITTS3URGH
Manufacturers bf Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines. Blast Engines, Mill Machinery , . Gearing,
Shafting, Castings of all descriptions; Oil Tanks and
Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. IR. corner First and MmithtleldStreets.
Agents for GIFGARD'S PETENT U(JEC .-)R for
feeding Boilers. j 11:112
MONT BLANC FOIINDRY.
- Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
EBBEBT & MACKLIND.
0c15:129
BERLIN FOUNDRY. -
PRICE & SIMS •
. •
°Mee and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand
Thimble, Shein and Pipe Boxes,
• WAGON BOXES, DOG IRONS,
SUGAR NETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
And Casting/ generally. •
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works
SANDIISEY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
, .
Manufacturers of Steam Fmgines, Oil Presses, Pul
leys, Shafting Grist and Saw Mill Work Bolling
Mill and Machine Castings, Grate Bars, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, .te. Build to order and: have on
hand Engines of all sizes. , . - ' , t0ut14:95
CENTRAL FOIINDRY
AND. ROLL WORKS,
880 Penn Street.
,1301111LiN, BOYD & BAGALEY
Chill Rolls, Mill Castings, Roll Lathes, ito.
FULTON MACHINE WORKS: •
ESTABLISILED IN 1830.
Manufactory of STEAM ENGIN:ES, • all sleek
and of the most approved pattern for stationary
purposes ; STEAMBOATS • and STEAM FERRY
BOATS. A.varlety sr 10, 12 and 18 hone power
ENGINES, which will be sold at very reduced
prices.
P. F. GEISSE. Wellsville. 0.
Tiny miles below Pittsburgh, on the Ohio liver, and
line of C. G P. It. noinha ,
PITTSBURGH.
svitrym N. WICIEEMBAN,
IRON 'BRONEII4'
124 First Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Agent for the sale of Corny's% DOnglialhOra,o
sephine, Isabella, Duncannon, !Stanhope, Gl en do n,
And other brands of Anthracite, roughlogheny
-Coke and C. B. Charcoal . .
PI(
Consignmeits and orders respectfully solicited,
DililiSiPEllloll.
COPPS!, MI 1111 pH) 811431aMf G WOLII3,
IPIWTSI3I7ROII.
Matinfacturers 'OriTheathibg, , Braziers , and 80l
Copper, Prested Copper Bottoms, Babied Still „Dot
toms Spatter Solder. Also, Importers and' Dealers.
in Metal, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Vi ae otee 00n
atantly on hand 'Planers? Machines ac Toole.
Wurehonso, No, 140 TIBET 13TM/a and L9O
EgpOND STREET„Pitteburgh. r • •
OPeCial orders of Copper out to any disked Val
torsi. tunteilialw'r
MEM
71211(ENEIL STEAM MiEwrarty.. •
*to, agiscisF..„*. Lyn!itz.L.
br i pygGEß; iir,„
11111 I.4TERS.AND: , BREWERS
•
.411EIMINIMIN ,
';• "
f)fi•La
te , k A
DOUBT WATOONOtasager.. soli
IMMO
prrrsuultorr.
(Opposite 17nicu Iron
PITTSBURGH
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
IRON BROILERS.
COPPER
PARK, McCURDY & CO.,
I 41
;1 t,- MAY LBl 1868:.-
ENGINES, BOILERS; &c.
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
WORKS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
I . IIA , SUFAoTI3ftIitItS•OF
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PM:TED TUBULAR. FIRE- GS
BOY. ANJ CYLINDER STEAM 1301LEB.S.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND. ASH! PANS, ` •
4f
i si
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS - ND CON
ii,
, DENSER'S; • In
STEAM pins,. GASOMETERS A.. - D IRON
BRIDGES; . 1 C.
PRISON DOORS eTin COAL ELUTES Unt
~ . .
Ocoee and liraelionse. eornea seeond.
, . T hi rd , Silo and Liberty Streets, D
i 1 .
_ D
PITT BURGH, Pa.l. E
xi" Orders sent the above address will be
promnth attended tb. mh7:193.
11011.110W....JA8. B. akamuLL - ...tres. Itcam
O , IIAR - A BOILER WORKS.-
MOAROW BAB,NBILL & CO.
ILIOMFACTIMEIIS OF
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Agitators,
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASOMETERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET LEON-WORE, ac.
Cor. Liberty and Second Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, I'.Al.
REPAIRING promptly done
M BARNHILL & CO.,
`BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 20, 22, 24 AND 26 PENN ST.
Raving secured a large yard and furnished It with
the most approved machinery, we are
_prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS In the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made In
the country. Chimneys,Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks, 011 Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron,•Bridges• Sugar Pans, and sole, manu
facturers of Barnhill , 's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. laI:c21
JAMES M. BITER . .
. ,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street, •
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
ANITFACTUIIEIL OF
IRON' OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PAD'S, COFFER STEAM PIPE,
• ROLLING MILL STACKS, •
Antlsnr-tr IRON WORK.
For Steamboats.
JARKD n. sntsit EDMUND D.
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
lIIANCFACTURIMS Or
Steani Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks
SHEET IRON WORK, &C.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
COOK STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL et CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB BI2'CMIYOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, - Bake or Roast as
well as any other Stove In the UnlOn.
BISSELL &' CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and for aale,
PARLORS ATIM
GE TOVES,
ORATE FRONTS,
_FENDERS,
_ • COOKING RANGES, Ac.
CHEAPEST PLACE in the city
. TO BUY Talc
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
Is at No. 146 GRANT STREET.
Je2 .
OILS.
WESLEY WILSON & CO.,
• i
NATURAL ;LUBRICATING
O pph •
lecttAisl.nrgykittdctranietd3 OW MACI~INERY
QUALITY GUARANTEED 17111FORIL
'Proposals for titian titles solicited.
No. 167 1 ,W00d Street, '
"BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING."
sp'2B:pl9
WARING AND KING,
Commission 3ferebante and Brokers to
Petroleum and Its Products
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
WARING', KING & CO.,
127 Walnut Street.
TACK BROTHERS, •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and its Predicts.
Pittsburgh OfiICI3—DALZELL , BUILDING, cor
ner of Duquesne Way and tints streets.
:Philadelphia Odice-1117 WALNUT ST.
api:w23
TACOS WEAVER, Jrific CO.,
v . Oil, Commission clobbers
No. 3 DIIIITiEIiIIiE.WAY, will-buy and sell Crude
and Refined* Olis t Lubricating,' Tar, - Benzine and
Cooperage. Our tong_experlence In the retroleum
trade enables us to offer rumenal lac ll itiesond'llll
ducements to opqraters. - As heretofore, - we - are
terrnlned to mac, it the Interest of buyers and,sel
-lees to give us a call. Parties having Oils for sale
are cordially invited to bring their samples.
,apflin94
SS_ M. LONG b. C 0.,,
• NA.I4I7FA&FOI ZEB OF
PURE WIn'KE ± RURI4NI3I ,
Braysdff, , i , from . l EB.”
(Wee, No. 2 Thoineine *ay, Pittsburgh.
sat
warnaz,AL
SOHO OIL WORKS. l. .4.-. ff..
k NallaiCtUntindbalre fer all Ithieb or • .
. j . J: LuDJUGATING MLitt
.Iriil Fkl, OLAPit STREET. AMP/ .?I,X 14. ti lir
strrum, suraisw a ea.
BT PITT BANKING COMPANY,
o. 169 Wooa Street.
' AL, : : : : $200;000.
ICKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS ,
1
i , . ,
I ' ; RNMENT SECURMES,
AND COLD.
ST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
ons made on all accessible points in the
Eates and Canada'.
gtetter,
Gordon,
Eg Ince,
cett,
I=2
D. LEFT .
ySICONE, 2 BANK,
o. 293 LIBERTY, STRUT, .
EITTNBITRORE,
CAPITAL, (authorised ' ) : : : : $200,000.
DIRECTORS.
H. J. n r T tog n. ! illoch,.Jr., reiTlOat.
William Espyy Geo. T. Van Doren.'
Samuel Batckley,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
Collections made on all acceielble);4lnts In the
'United States ind Canada.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
H. J. LYNCH, Prisident.
GED. T. VAN DOREN. Cashlor.
,STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIAELE.
jy4:b2
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Cor. of Wood. and Sixth Sts.
A. PATTERSON
JOS. H. HILL
CAPIrA.L, , : : : $500,000.
K. Patterson,
Brown,
Chas. Lockhart, .
Alien Kirkpatrick,
W. S. Haven,
DISCOUNTS DAILY, AT 11 A. N.
ap9:0?..."
HART, CAUGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
PITTS33I7IIOII, rA.,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
DEALERS IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention toad to U e purchase and
sale 01
COVERNMENT BONDS.'
_ Sight Drafts on London.
mv:o2
NHOLMES & SONS,
.1.1 •
33.41,—N - JECMPLI3,
57 Market Street, .
prrorrssuncyff,
Collections made on all the principal points of the
'United States and Canadas. ' • I
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
SODOM AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of
United States Securities. -
jabi;:al -
P. C. DtrFFY
WESTERN SAVINGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTETI-EP 1866. ,
Interest paid exerlrne Deposits
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
INTEREST.
Dlscoynta Pally at IA o'cloCk.
President—THOMPSON BELL, "
• Vice President--A. N. MARSHALL.
DIRECTORS:
THOMPSON BELL, I A. N. MARSHALL,
JOS. DILWORTH. - gOS.-ALAREE.
J. J. GILLESPIE, •
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Caldwell,
Willis Dolma%
D. W. C. Bldwelt,
E. 31. Fulton. •
,AVOARK4
BANKERS. °0
ESTABLISHED IN .1831.
14"? 35 SOU 110° Sr
TH
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
7 3-10 s Converted Into 6-20
ht andbold on commfulon ; here . and 1451411,
or . TIME PAPER NEOOTIA'TED:
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OF GOLD
AND CURRENCY. Accounts of Banks and Zara
ps received on favorable terms. -
ALL CLASSES OP SECURITIER TAICZN IN
EXCHANGE AT MAZE= RAZE&
MEC/WillqP WINGS 8411.111
N 0.14 Sml.i24Uold'etreet;
INTEREST PAID. pgrobyrs. , AFlr- 8U
usOzreEDFßommtzottAsTrEFAßP. "e""
posits received subject to check t without interest. ;
•
fraßLAQ_Kliwuc, T e at,
DLN eft% writscuir: '
B°P/Otill) i.O tor ••'• •
• _
.'.1. 1 44W 1 NOC•1 tti
amen r
.1.r.• t •tei v i. • 4ramoi . Uorkliuk
e r t . _ :al . daMilV
W. • BribliahaWy
ca • • iiers wrav,
Job* nal.
turAtqcmx..
DIRECTORS:
Jno. C. Rbther.
Robt.
Andrew Miller,
James M. Batley.
KA Ao;es't.
Lswi, i castoier,
President.
....Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
George W. Cass.
James McCandless,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
ANY SUM RECEIVED FROM
make reference:
Joseph'Dllworth,
Rev. n' David Kerr,
A. - . M. Brownen Lambert,.
,
Thomas Ewing. -
PHILADELPIIIA,
STOW AND "I'D
=II
PITTSEITitteti,
. _ •
REMOVAL.
I HAVE REStOVED MY
.• , •
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
TO THE
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
E c :r6rmera t c c l ! pled by
. the .NATIc%NAI, HAN7H ; OF
MM•
PH. H.:IVIERTZ.
Jas T. BA Y & CO.,
Corner Fourth - and Wood ,Sts.,
33..E1L1V33..MPLAS
BUT AND SELL ALL N1N0.% OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
Rom, SILVER AND CROONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
7 - 30's CONVERTED
INTO THE . •
NEW 6-00 COUPON BOND.'
far Interest Allowed on Deposit's:
Imo' MOWED LOANED. ON GorgurtmEwr.
BONDS, and other approved collateral, at lowest
market rates.
Orders exeeuted for; tbei - Puieluisie Sad
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.,
JAMES T. ,BRADY '& CO.
littsburgij Gairtts.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE I'ITTSBUROH GAZETTE, .
SATURDAY, May 16, 1868.
The acquittal of the, President on, the . I
eleventh article of impeachment. and the
impression that he will be acquitted alto
gether, is given as the cause of the decline
of gold to-day to 13934. The market open
ed at 138%, advanced to 139%, and closed
at 13934. Gold may be said to be now about
equally distant from the extremist of a
rise, 143 being admitted as the limit in the
upward course, and 1371 as the lowest:
point to which it is likely to decline in case
public opinion should judge favorably of
the disposition the impeachment court will
make of the President's case. The worst
that might happen would be the acquittal
of the President and a continues smi:m of
Congress until next .March:
Government bonds are firm, and the'dis
bursements for compound interest notes is
likely to stimulate investments, and will
ultimately adiitnce prices of Govern ents.
, The great advantage our national sec 'ties
I'offer in Europe are the convenient si of
1 small bonds; a one hundred dollar bo d re
presents 250 florins, or about 522 francs,
which 'is a capital for those who seek small
investments for their savings. If the Pa
cific Railroad bonds were of such a cone
' nient size, no doubt Europeon bankers
would take the whole issue of them at once
for distribution, but they are going out
fast enough to the disadvantage of our
monied men.
•-- - • ,
The depression in the Express stocks
seems to be at an end, and the discouraging
articles in the New York Herald] have
served the bears very well. The Herald
has worked wonders lately for the bears,
but its predictions are not to be relied
upon.
Money easy at 8 to 9 per cent.;. some in
quiry Is made for local stocks at heap , dis,
counts, but little is either offered nor re
ally wanted; a ftvl L Shares of either will
stop the Inquiry for then. : •
Closing'quotations as received by Ph. B.
Mertz, were as follows:
Gold, 139%; 1881 bonds, 113; 18625205,
109; 1864 do, 107; .1865 do, 107%; Consols,
109% 10-10 s, 103%; 7405, 107%.
Railroads—Cleveland dt, Pittsburgh, 84%;
Fort Wayne,lo7%;Nerth..Western,common
67; North Western—prefarreol,;77%;:' New,
York Central, 128%. ' Erie; 69%?01d'. &Intl?
ern, 86%; Ohio ik Mississippi, 29%; Mer
chants Union Express,2B%; Western Union
Telegraph,3B%. Minini3 Shares—Corydon,
25; Quartz Hill, 95; Quicksilver, 315 x.
—The Cincinnati Commercial, of . Friday,
says : It is about time for the New York
money market to show signs of prepara
tion for the Chicago convention, and ex
hibit how very necessary it, is that party
caucuses shall declare in favor of, some
clever device by wkich. to get up a little
financial exhilaration as a part of the pre
gramme for a political campaign. There
have already been rumors that Congress is
to do what it can in that way, but there is
no evidence that such a measure has any
living shape in that quarter yet, and it is
certainly to be hoped that it will not. The
story has doubtless been fabricated Merely
to have a temporary influence on the mar
ket, or was thrown ont as a straw to catch
the drift of the popular breeze.
Movements of Grain at Tide Water.
The Albany Argus, of May .9th, says:
The quantity of grain which.has passed
down the river this week is larger than
that of,the week previous. The aggregate
of the two weeks which embrace probably
all that was detained on the canal, is of
'wheat, 1,960,000 bushels; corn, 539,400
bushels; rye, 378,600 bushels; oats, 889,300
bushels; barley, 378,600 bushls; malt, 50,-
bushels. Shipped by tows from Albany
and Troy since the opening of navigation
to May 10; this year and last:
186& . _ 1887.
Wheat, bushels 1,991,300 .
.Corn 547,600 ' 144,900
Oats 908,400 , 99,500
Bailey 493,500 - 1 9, 000
R ye -121,900 i . 4
Malt \ 110,100 84,800 .
Feed, tuns ' ' 1,739 1,207
Receipts of Flour and Grain at Western.
Lake Ports. •
The following will show the comparative
receipts of flour and grain at the ports of
:3111iVaukee, Chlesge, - Toled 6, D Detroit 'arid
Cleveland, fitoM .fariuury , to
*ay g,"
three years, '" • " " —4 "
1888: ' 1867. '1866. =
3,17,9748 991,615 --":"."4;016;515"
Flour
4,1813,90.5 s - 2,805,395 z -'4;350;1171c
.. 9,807,856"'` 14913,780 5,035462.
... 2,504,794 , 1,632,540 2,487,047,
.. 365,618 462,268 247,621
.. 168,024 360,693 301,266
Wheat
COrn•••
Oath ....
Barley
Rye....
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Total grain. 17,034,597 12 , 178 ,668 /2144,447
Chicago Cattle Market.
(Er Tele g mph to Pltteb fith, 'joie b , l3e
CmcAoo, May 16.—Live Hogs;. 'there was
nd o etp4nfiww*. tshAe bettei grades;
ondinftwlotinll
andllOaltio
" ; sales at 88,60490f0r medium to fair;
, • ,85 for good to extra choice assorted.
•k ttle,dullandxstirdziallylotikrissles
at16,50a7,40 for light, and .7,55103,60 for fair
to good steers.
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PITTSBURGH MARKETS. I '
PITTSBURGH
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, )
SAT RDAY, May 16, 1888. i
The general arkets have been rather .
quiet during th 'past week and •devoiiof
excitement,andivhile the tendency general l •:. ” j
~
ly has been towrird lower prices, there halve
been no able changes, one way or '
the other. remark,
APPLES-4,4CA apples are scarce and t
firm but unchanked; regular sales at 06 to
Is 7 per barrel, aiqto quality.
APPLE BUTTER—hIay be: quoted .at -'i
80c to $1 per gallon, according to quality-- 1
the great propogtion of the sales being at
80' to 90c. ti : , '
ASHES—Quiet and unchanged, though, ,
there is - a steady, demand. - - ' • -.1. 1 .
BUTTER—lsisteady, with a demand ' t
full , up to the; supply; sales of prime to
choice Roll at "55 to 37c,
,auct print at r3c 1 4 „.
to 40c. - , ''-'- li . ' - - - ..- • ' i . 4,.
• EGGS--Werel nn better demand to-day, .:
and under the influence of diminished Itir
rivals, prices welre•ashade Idgher; - 19c - war - 1 --
was regarded aslthe ruling pilea. , •
GRADET—Whiter Wheat is scarce rind
in good? millinpri demand;' salei of -prime 1r
Red at $2,70. • hite maybe quoted at 5. 1 t l
Sc higher. ' Cor is very dull, with a 13 1 1 , :i-
I
ply largelY in f acess of the demand; e
now quo at $4OO to 81,05, on Wharf and
track. . (fats; steady And inlight suppiyf
sales on wharf and track 80c 4 and 86 to 85c,
in store. Rye is quiet and nominal at $1,95 ,
to $2. Last sale of Barley . , reported was ' at, .
$2,43. - ._,:,
_____-, 11 -' ' ' •' '
POTATOES—P. each Blows are in lim
ited supply. andimay be quoted steady at: .
$1,50 to sl,bs-pea bushel.
CHEESE—NeW Western Reserve•is quo
ted at 15 te16c,.!1 ,
DRIED FRUIT- - -There is an improved
demand: for Aimles but prices are un-
Changed at 7to 7;4c. Peaches scarce and
steady at 13;4 t 14c.
SALT-Sde 4t 100 bbls, to the trade, at'
$l,BO. Small sales store at $2.
SEEDS--Flax ecl is in demand at $2,55
and but little offering - . No demand what
ever for Timotiry or Clover. , • - . •
HAY-13aled Hay is very dull, and pri ces
cannot fairly . quoted above S2O to $2B
per ton. Wag - Hay is selling- at.s2o to
ti
$27 per ton. ; • -
MILL FEED 9t sales were. at $1,65 to.
$1,70 for Bran , $2,15 to $2,20. for Mid
dlings. A
'PROVISIONSFBacon Is quiet. and un
changed at 14,14 e for- Shoulders; 16% to 17c
forßibbed , and ;118;40 to 19e, -for Clear:
Sides; 19% to 20c Zr - Plain, and. 2034 to
21c for Canvasiied Sugar Cured! Hams.
Lard, 1934 c to j• Mess Pork,. $29,50 to
$3 0 . 00 .
LARD OLE.--- nchanged at $1,23't0.51,25
for N0.,2, and 1g,55.ti051,55 for lro, 1.
FLOUR—Is quiet but steads, with a
fair loeal demand,. and prices are- main
tained; we qua's). atsll,oo. Ur. 511..75. fer
Spring Wheat ; $ 12;50 to sl3,oofor Winter
Wheat, and sl4' p 0.536 for fancybrarids. Rye
Flourfirmat $lO t 0.510,25,
,
pirrsi:witplimor.E
OFFICTSOF THI - PITTSBURGEGAZE2TE, j
SA'ATILDAY, May 16,.1868.
•
CRUDE—ThoI Crude market was con
siderably excited- during the early part of
ti
the week, but sesterday anitto-dny it has
been quiet an&, a little weak,.and, - cont--
pared with Islotitlaeiy, Tuesday and Wedner3.;.
, .
day, prices area shade lower. -On these
days spot oil soldreadily at 12e, while yes.
terday, it was dgered and "sold' at ilc; to.
day, however, there was a stronger feeling
in consequencelof the fact that there was
but very' little` islxot oil in market, and we
are cognizant or eleven centehaving been
'
l.
offered and reed. The sales were as
follows: 2,00 s for May sellers's op
lion at 11c; 5,1,000 eaehfrom August
to. December, a 12c, and 3;000 to be de-.
livered betweejt now and October, buyer's
option, at *1,501 per bbl at Oil City. The
demand.is manly for spot oil, and it is
somewhat scarte at present, this accounts
for the firmnesS noticeable to-day.
REFINED-4'he market for bonded oil
has also been Very much. excited aad un
settled darin•the past week, and at one
time May., oil sold up to 33 and 340, but..
since then, botliever, it hes receded to 31%
and 32c, with little or nothing doing. June
may be quoted at 293 to 30c, and July at
30 1 4 e. All the year, buyer's option, is.
nominal at 32%c, .the last sale reported
having _been if made at, that figure. . There
are no new deirelepinents in regard to the
exci "corner ;" the shipments were not
as as usual to-cloy, but this was ow
ing -doubtless to a want of cars; it is be
lieved, howeter,: that sufficient oil; with
what has already gone, will be , got tar
ward within the next few days •to prevent
a b'' as
if so the roovemeak, of
course, will, a failuit4 and may - be , pro--
ductive of pleasant consequences to
those cpucerised. There are thosekhow
ever, who allege that a ' , corner" is, inevi
table; that there are some thirty-five thous
and barrels of oil to be elivered in •
delphia between this a • d the 22d and 23d.
and that , it is impossibl to deliver that
amount of oilthere in e time above spe
cified. The situation is very interesting to
outsiders, wad IS -being etched closely by
many who are not enga ed in the business.
ARRIV 4 isi—The or ivals oil_ by
rivar and rail reported to-cloy were as ibl
'lows: ;,
Leech & odel Ref. C0...1560
Fisher it Bre- 1000 .M. Edgerton 650
Ciark d Scanner. 640 I
Total c 6090.;
Total Receips for the we k 76,470
Total receipts since Jan. 1 450,574
OIL SVPMEN. TS R A. V. R. R.
WormseroMyers & 208 bbla'reilned
to Warden, Frew& Co., Philadelphia.
Forsyth,'Dro. & CO., do do to Warden,.
Frew & Co.,iphiladelphia.
Montzheireer ' Koehler & Co., 500 do do
to Waring; King& Co., Philadelphia..
Livingston. Bro., 500 do do to Warden,
Frew & Co. Philadelphia. -
B, W. Dlotgan & C0.,200d0 do to Warden
Frew do C0.,1! Philadelphia.
Lockhart Frew & Co., 56 bbla ref. to .
Warden, Fiew & Co., Philadelphia.
E. Jtigeiniin, 164 do do to Waring, King
& Co., Philadelphia.
Nat. Ref. Co., 400 do benzole to F. A. Dil
worth & Co., Philadelphia.
J. CeKirkpatriek & Bro., 201 tibia 'ref. to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
OIL SHIPMENTS PROM DUQUESNE DEPOT
H. M. Long & Co., 168 do do to Waring,
King & Co.t. Philadelphia. -
Brooks, Ballentine & Co., 338 do do to
Warden i Vew &Co., Philadelphia:
(1. W. Holdahlo, do to Waring,
King &Co4-Philadelphia. - •
- -Hutehinsbn Oil Co„:, - 7.d. do'to Warden,
Frew & Col, Philadelphia. -
'llutehins'on Oil Co.; 125 do .do to Waring,
.Frew & Co. Philadelphia.
Net York Dry Goods Market. - •
iny'relograv i p. to the D ry
Gazette.l
NEW YORK, May 16.-The doivnward
tendency. in cotton goods .has been arrested
by the aolVance in raw material and there is
now mord steadiness :apparent, but the
market is still devoid of anirdation. Heavy
Brown Sheetings, like At'antics, and Indian
Head A, are 1734; Amoskeag A and Pacific
extra, 1 . 4.0ab0t, -18 r Athintio V, 1513;' , •
E,1434c0ma and,Tremont; 15;. Amoskeag
A Bleached Muslin unsteady ILAtuiro
. .
seroggin- and Lonsdale 20 ;. 'B, r, 18;
Boots 13; 171 do 0,14 H; ' Kersargd A 22%;
Waltharn,Ae; liew.York Mills-27; 1 49pesOale
Cambria" MAO., All • staildaid. printiv.
range in pric6frany,l234alBX, the latter for..
,KeFrimito and•Paellic extra. Styles in
4110 madder eolors.arebeld at 14a14%. All
ItYles selling at one shilling now are gen
erally effetea7 Standard styleittf Gingbanui
are 17aI8, bntpoOr Styles can bdhad at 14%
a/ 53 4** El i a '**taad3r..' at and 1%0146'
Barapaimu.: 111day.,16t4:NY*qattliaci,M04..k!:
dull; white
stead is
y; Western ego; rlour anaL , wroylai
lona unoluOged.
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