6
CI
♦S. yzasirra, Pres`t,
prrTsßunciurottet: - -
AND IRON Oa.,
mAlcruvAmEns . OP
o
Irish Rats and' Bolts;
Railroad Caw *xles Rolled; -
Railroad Citio'inlei Hammered;
Locomotive Frames'
,
Loeomotive Frame Shapes;
Side Rods;
Takes, Straps;
Piston Reads; '
Steamboat Shafts;
iltennibtfit Cranks; '
PkglifOiltdv• 1 11 4'lsts; - ti
Pitman Jaws, C,ollars,
Office, No. 177 PENN STREET,
PITTSPTEGH.
G RAFF, BYERS & rco.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bar, Hoop and Shoot -Iron,
WROUCHT IFON,
Iron Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
Water, &e.
ALSO, •
OIL WELL TUBING.
Office, 98 Water and 182 First Streets.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. '
1T213
K RNSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
7!n:NIJS'ACTtfRERS OF
Best Common, Refined, Charcoal
JUNIATA BLOOM IRON.
, -
hEER6ffiirrILAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON.
HOOP. BAND, T and ANGLEIRON.
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
MOWER AND REAPER B a 21 d i
CYLINDER and QUARD or GER IRON.
SMALL T RAILS, 'AO and lbs. to the yard.
WROUGHT CHAVES and SPINES for same.
FLAT RAILS, ranched and Countersunk. .
COAL SCREEN IRON. •
NAILS AND. SPIKES.
Warehouse and -Ofice at the Wor:s, GREEN
OUGH STREET, G as ntiva Pit t sb ur gh •Ft street,)
adjoining the City Worts.
EVERSON, PRESTON & co.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
Warehouse, Nos. 166 - and 167 FIRST STREET,
opposite Monongahela House,
ap24:da • PITTSBIIItOII.
S'r.N: WORKS.
SHEFFIELD STIEFI. WORKS.
SINGER, NIMICK & CO.,
FITMMMKIFTI, Pd.,
- Manufacturers of every destrlntim. or
CAST AND CERMAN STEEL,
ILLILWAY "13:PRINGS,_ _ .
ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORM' SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, At., At.
Warehouse, 130 Water and 100 First Sta.
apakoio .
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ANDERSON, COOK '& CO., -
(SUCCESSORS T0,..1•20M, BOYD a C 0.,)
Manufacturere of the
BEST REFINED CAST • .LEEL„
ri A uAß,nr ip iad Ca t tavAll C A gs T izejaa,w ,.
CAST - , 4 * ?or •
Resp*Wi t axid, **swim aetthies.
AslesA i gsialars. die., die.
Cast and Cemmon Flew & Spring Steel.
Mee—Comer FIRST AND ROSS STREETS, twO,
llamas above the Monongahela House.
ot23:de
mumwi t .BAßß & 'PARKIN.
tit
• Cacinutiu. PARTNLBB•
WM. METCALF, I EMMEN MILLER,
era. W. BARE, cm's. PARKIN.
• arszw. pAinNza-s. M. ICIER.
CRESCENT STEEL ,WORKS,
, xtsitis & r.asaucitc,
Office, No. 336 7,..iberty St,
PITTSBURGH PA
BLAcciq.. D 953)
s Worms.
. • .
PARK,' BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturer' of all descriptions of
.16 . 1 1 3aME.11. -
Once and Warehouse,. 122 , 194 SECOND
and 119 and 121 11291' ST2E2I2,v • • .
PITTSBTROH.
IWtiW4RE
.
.
NEW iwuritticE HOUSE. _
LINDSEY, STERRIT & EUWER,
Itsrafacturers and Importer. of
3E" Ai 3EI.
CUTLERY,. &C. ,
. ,
887 LIBERTY ST R EE T,
ooinFzu or
One Squall. likilow rollan
#?4 l,l 4 l •Gii• •
• 03141.
sir Agelite hfIitOBANTEI3 ', iscALlca;, ; 1 ?' I
FMITIENWIN - - •
"irrsTl bet. Tunnel Chi ' th an s
and ts"
Ountualth Dealer hritCi f ili sma tcr 4
elass ° gootie of all degariptidrie` sY w l , l l
Yana me sold the linrentprteee.
Iseeeftilly on abort, !none.
4.210111 • Tit.,
r . -
•
"AlibethigtOis sum "
and nom
so and 4' BLlXiiilttiatt; Pittobasb. SPeCult
sumo:tan given t 4 the designing add building o r
091TXT nol=B sad PUBLIC' BUILDINGS.
rotrrzroms, nuciamtTs
-1 • .3
W. P. toana, Burt.
A TLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
THOMAS N. HILLER,, Pt•lddent.
These Works are 'among,the largest, one most
complete establishments in the West, and are now
prepared to fnrniah;,,
•:Engine
*aehine Castings.
00:11 , 0 . ORDERS SOLICITED
41 1011 4 1. F011)11DItY
N
AND PIPE WORKS.'
Corner Carroll and Snsallman Streets,
• (NINTH WARD,)
.PrrT/3131TItAG-Fl,
WI SMITH
,
Dia-nufacturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
rein GAS , ANI3I *.LTEH WORKS :
sand,
r a t r yr
f e e gl le za b l s ci . v!lriab , ly a k a l i a m ln eu grA ,
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
oilazuvraos ti,iztttit:n 4 c l i t i E o lo th
it a vg lutendent9
felßstlo •
F' -'~ i
TIIE RAP FORT PITI FOUNDRY CO,
CHARLES ELTAP, President.
J. M. SNAP, Flee President. '
0. METCALF, Seo 9 y and Tress'''.
J. M. WADE, Engineer.
J. G. NAP , General Manager.
DIRECTORS:
:AMES B. MURRAY. of Lon. Shoat & Co.
A. E. PAINTER, of J. Chalfan t & Sons.
C. B. 'HERRON, of Spang, & Co.
THOS. S. BLAIR, of Shoenbkrger & Co.
war. XETCALF, of Miller, Barr it Parktn.
• .. MA.NITFACTUNIIIS OF
.Belling. Mill and Blast Machinery:
RETORTS NAI LASTNS. of every , descalption.
ERNEST'S MACHINES. . - re.,§
L. 0. LIVINGSTON:W. H. BURT.R. A. ROBINSON.
Lriwitsirozy 64 co.,
IRON, FOUNDERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE LIGHT c4sr.rxos, l
All t ri itV;t Plumbers sad Gap
uri.ne7,,toa:ga
c h Ault7Obt . ark promptly attended to.
Office and Works—WASHINGTOffi . AVENUE:,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
RORENSON, REA 1%, CO., _
Successors to ROBINSON', & Malang.
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PITTS3URGH,
Mainitaci-- . rers of Bost and Stationary Steam En-
K.‘ast Enginrs.. Mill Machinery, Gearing,
Caisis of ail descriptions; CAI Tanks and
ann. EnZifs and Sheet Iron Vs or[.
.015.08, Na. 12. corner First and Smithfield Streets.
tads for GIFGARD'S PET.ENT INJEC for
Boilers. jallirS2
"1\ IrONT BLAWC FOIJNDBY.
Butler Street, .211 nth Ward,
(Opposite 'Galen , )
PITTSBURGH.
Balling Mill and Bridge Castings,.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY.
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Chszges reasonable.
EBBW , & MACIIELLIA.
0c15:123
mEaLLIT r9vanDalt.
PRICE & sIMB . -
°Zee and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
Manufacture and keep constantly on band
Thimble,Skefula and Plpe,Boics,
WAGON DOSES, DOG IROIiS,
SUGAR KETTLES HOLLOW WARE.
Aad Csatin
THOMAS CARIIII
Fourth-Ward Ifflutdry al
SANDUSKY Ifr., AULTAS
Manufacturers of Steam Lug
ley., Shafting arist and Saw 3llll and Mach ine Casting., CI
Wag on Boxes, no. to
band Engine.. of all mite..
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL ORKS, •
880 14nin Street.
BOLLIAN BOYD BAOALEY.
Chill Bolls, MW CastlNls t Ao I I•alhei l
VULTON "LACHINE WORKS.
ESTABLIBLIYD IX 18$0.
Manufactory of STEAM ENGINES, all sties
and of the roosrt-Sitipmved patterns. for stationary
pafroses °A T ATS and STAM /EMMY
wuATS. ve ety 10, 1 and H) horse power
.ENGINES, wtdztt will be. sold at, very reduced
prices. ,
P. P. 010SSIC. O.
Filly tulles below Pittsburgh, 7 the Ohio atver, and
line of C. P. It. n01:62 .
&mum RC wicsniinAm,
124 "'trait Street, Pittabuts!l, Pa.
Agent far !be Bale or Corarrall, Dougbamoore, do.
ieralne, Dune/Awn, Bltanb_ope,'Clleadosh.
awl, other brands of Anthracite, YoudMegbellY
colcslawl O. B. Charcoal
COnsignme
1 4 44.11fi SUPERIOR
OOPPPS 'AND BIIILT/ZIO WOLZB,
Eari"r$81:1114.11.
PARK, McCURDY & Co..
rifanufacturere of Sheatblntfiliikt . Sripi 2 ind -861
vred, Presled Copper Bot me, Raised Still Dot
dpelter Solder. Alscr.linpoiltra and Realirs
, Tin Plate, alteeVlron, VI e•Jto. Con
stantly on hand Tinnerst_ilsoblnea sr. a Tools,,
• warrshoose i Np.lll4) PISS? andl,Ao
SECOND STKEET,Plttaburgh. •
Special orders of p!siistir tea 1•• any desired 'oat
>t. -E.` Idris was:dreg , I
-t 77:7MM
Hem . STEAM intzwapsy.,
PH E 0312r"11'14A9'.!•41°4/PFF LIPML*.
' • • 1: .
41 4 ?: . 11 Cittetil l ibM* 4111
PrPrfetlEol4 PA.
WATOON, Munger.
MIES
Prr'rfi3BUßGr.l3.
Engines, of every deserigition.
Boilers, 011 Tanks.
',beet Iron Work
ital,pmm,4l Casquirs.
Rolling Kin castings.
General Castinasi
C"*~1R~
CO"
lodine Works,
:ENY CITYt:P&.
CM Presses. Put-
Mlll Work. Rolling
Le Rare, Weights.
order.aud have on.
' rovl4:qs
IRON BROKER,
=I
PIO tEVONS.
=4===nr!
ti 17.1.1,..: '.-..(7013.F.,E1V ~
--
q<7., e
• • • ec••'t'
Ises
ENGINES, SOILERS, &C.
FORT PITT
BOILER,' sm.'. AND TAME
WORKS.
CARROLL ar.
TUBULAR, POUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, 'FIRE
BOX ANJ CYLINDER STEAM SOMERS.
OIL • tiLLS AND OIL . TAXES,.
CIMINEYS, BREECHINGIANDASELPANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
DENIERS;
STEAM.. PIPES,. GASOMETERS .AND .IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Office sod lifsirehonso: corner, Second,
Third, Short and Libert7 Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa":
air Orders sent to the above address will be
promtdir attended to. • tah7:lB9
•
8- W. 1808ROW;...JAB. B. 8A1NH1LL.'...,73. BLAIR"
0 1 1LtRA BOILER WORKS.
MORROW, BAKNIIILL 18‘, CO.,
mANcrrAcTurans or.
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Agitators;
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASOMETERSOVROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRONWORK, do.
Cor. Liberty and second Ste.,
• PITTSBURGH, PA.
2 =
REPAIRING promptly done. - jy4:62
•
W .
BARNHILL ar, CO., .
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 20, 22, 24 AND 26 PENN ST.
Having secured 'a lirge'yard and furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS intle
best manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boller Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole mann
figurers of Barnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. 113:c21
JAMES M. RITER,
Nos. 53 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSMIRGH, PA.;
MANUFACTURER OF
IRON • OIL. . TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, - COPPER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORK,
For Steamboats.
HART' CAUGHET & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
P.ITTSDUIiGIT,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
DEALERS IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particuLar attention 'paid tot) e purchase and
sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts on I•coniion.
Nr HOLMES & SONS
POE 81T17.3113 .- OUS -COAL. 11 •
JARED X. BRUSH EDMUND D. BRUSH
JARED ME. BRUSH & SON, ,
MANUTACTCREES OF
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks
SHEET IRON WORE: &O.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
STOVES, CASTINGS, &O
C OOK BTOTE9.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL t CO.'S
TRIUMPH,.
- Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well as any other Store In the Union.
BTRSPT.T, 00, 1
N 45. 235 Liberty Street.'
Also on band and for aale, •
PARLOR STOV:Ek
HEATING STOVES,
• GRATE FRONTS. FENDERS,
COOKING RANGES, tc.
CHIPAPEST PLACE in the city
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
Is st No. 140 (MART STREET.
P.C. EMPTY.
OILS.
WESLEY WILSON & CO., M ;
NATURAL LUBRICATING
Il l edra s !n a ta ng k i ltd o tratrieg 67prestkarzitttI.L
QUALITY GunArrEED 1:13210I31.
or Proposals for quantities solicited.
No. 167 Wood Street,
••BANG OF COMMERCE BUILDING."
api:pte
WAIUNG AND KING,
Commission Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleum audits p ro ducts,u
OALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITIIIIIIIROII, PA.
PHILADELPHIA ADD Eiag;
.WARING, KING &
TACK i IQTHTEHS, ~___
C0MX4,19N .. A,ROPtNTS,
AND DZALEIIB
Petroleum and Its Products.
, -
Bittapurgh Oince — DALZELL , BUILDING, cor
tier Of Duq uost WAy and Irwin street,.
Philadal o/ 4 9Incir"11117 WALKIT
JACOB WEAVER, jr. CO . ,
Ott, conimiseipn Jobbers,
No. 3 DI7QI7EBNE WAY, will•bny and sell dead.
and BedneTlollt. /Abridging, Tr i .Benslue and
cooperage: One loncexpertence
treat etiattleilia Sufi =miasmata' adg
ducemonta to operators.- A• be WO are de.
lers to gilo „us •• col . Zostlea basing qua yOr gala
termined moat+ Ups
are cordially luslted to Whig their samples. -
/104 Trot ot buyers and set.
apt3:n94
111. LONG '&
MANIFITACTURENS OP
PURE WHITE BURNING-. OIL )
Bran 4 .o o zuerranon
0014, NO. 2- Duquesnelll)la,.l,,
MI
`J•
o;
§ 0110 1)ilA
• •,,„• • '• 41' ih.
gr, IPriumboture asinisystot tau
",, $`71,13::,14.41.11 ,r+,l`-':
lieldAr 44
~:,,!•Lu I NC
No. IST. CLAIM 818387.
smut, =mew a
EZI3
ITANUFACTURIO . 46 Or
=1
197 Walnut Street.
Mt=
PINANCLIZ.
FORT PITT BAVgIN'G CO~IPAM
No. 169 Wood Streot.
CAPITAL, : : : : $200,000
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY• LIABLE
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
ST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS
OE
•Oolle
United
!dons made on ail accessible points in the
jttatea and Canadas.
DDIECTORS
D. Hot
James
D. W*
E. Fav
stetter.
Gordon,
!Ince,
rcett,
EMIN:CI
D. LEET
YSTONE BANK,
293 LIBERTY STREET,
'SL, (authorized,) : : : : $200,000.
• DIRECTORS.
Wemr.
y H o H ck a a m tor on,
Geo. T...y : itn : -Doren. •-••
EEI
n. j.
John ,
II SIM
Samuel
ynch,
, Eurdo y ch, Jr.,
Es,
Barcpkley,
A. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACtttI.
Collections made on all 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.
Siir STOCKHOLDERS INDriIDVALY LIABLE.
NATION AL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Cer of Wood and Sixth Sts.
A. PAT BRAWN
Jog. 11. HILL 1..
C : : : .$5OO 000.
DIRECTORS:
i George W. CASS„
• James Ide.Candleu,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed. •
A. Patte
Wm. H.
Clmop. L
Allen Kl
W.B. H.
son,
rostra
kbart, ,
. T en,
.Ten
DISCO
8 DAIL
57 Market Street,
prr . r•rantmoit,.pe - -
Collection' made on altttli piinclpal points,of the
tritfted states and Canada'. -
Stocks; Bondi and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON 6OHNISSION
Particular atteutlon void to , the inaruhaae. and
United States Securities.
.100:at
IAnESTERN SAYINGS BANKS
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHA.RTE . .. I IED 1866.
Interest paid onTimo Deposit
ANT SUM RECEMCD FROM
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD.
bErosrry - I striwcr'w csECs, IMICOUT
irrterbsT.'
Discounts Maly akis o'clock. ~
President—THOlPSON BELL.
Vice PFesldent—A. IL XARSHILL.
DMICCTO118:
THOMPSON BELL, J A. M MARSHALL,
JOS. DILWORTH. I JOS. A LAMM.
J. J. GILLESP/E. 111
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Oaldwell,
Willis Dalzell,
D. W. 0. Bidwell,
E. M. Fulton,
c 4 • c.tkßictio
BANKERs.eO
ESTABLISHED IN 183 e
WI 35 S OUTH -7-7
S
PUELiDELPHIA,
- DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
7:,-5-10a Converted Into 5-20.
sTocà Ai& R/LD
lit and sold on eanunkslon ere lin '4.)**-
or:. TIME PAPER NEGOTIATED. , 4 " 1 4 1
1
I TEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITII OF eiCI.D
CURRENCY. Argeonntivolnlanksand Mi=.
r caved on favorable ters ima
CLARdSIa rtAXO ?TAKEN IN
AMID AT m.e.R.•=l ,T T .
T0U.0.00 ;,1
I - t ri.LiArt ' ALLEN; • 7 4 ,
Diimata
LEAF TOBACCO ABB . SEA LS •
No. 8 SIXTH SiNEBT, (Nothll Bank of
mores Building,)
PrrrasuNe
ranch of 182 Water .4" w rsa.
N. Y.
877 • AN/31. B. DINAN.
TriciaLis (tuts. -
dgitaor ~1 - 4 201, •
4 41 1 10 /8 7181 4rkanitrIenlinn In
" VOIXV3B 4 II -13 / 1 1iir s ars *as
jy8:11111
24)• isomuLt. BT., ALLEGEZNYB
.. :s ~ -4L?
..
Jno. C. Risher.
Bobt. R. King,
Andrew Miller,
{awes M. Bailey
.CLIJR!IAN, 7 t.
Cashier,
Cashier.
AT 11 A. X.
- • • ap9:o-2
but seventy per cent., may not speak high
for the financial condition of a country, but
our riches in the products of the soil Will
enable us to pay a high interest and stave
off payment for a few years. ,
Gold is weak and. dull with little doing;
the market is without any speculative pur
.chasers, and sellers at higher rates will
prefer to await further developments be
fore covering. - It is likely that the market
will be in this condition until after the Chi
cago Convention is over.
In stocks, there . was .a remarkable Wea
kness in Express stocks, and it seems as if
that once so much coveted property had al
together come to distrust with the people
as an investment.
Money is easy at Bto 10 per cent. for en
dorsed paper; sight names will "not be
taken for less than 12 to 15 per'cent. Busi
ness improving.
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R
Mertz, were as follows: - -
kMI
Gold, 13934; 1881 bonds, 114;.18625-20s,
10934; 1864 do,1075;;1865 do, 107%; Consols,
1093;; 10-40 s, 103%; 7-30 s, 107 X.
ilroads—Cleveland do Pittsburgh, 84%;
Fort Wayne,lo6%; North Western,common
67; North Western—preferred, 7734; New
York Central, 12.8%; Erie, 69%; Old South
ern, 86y;_ Ohio de Mississippi, 29%; Mer
chants Union Express,23X; Western Union
Telegraph,M. Mining Shares—Corydon,
25; quartz Hill, 95; Quicksilver,-
-Of the $46,010,5.30 compounds now out
standing, f1er.,927,600 matured on the 15th
inst. Interest will at once cease Upon them
whether they are presented for payment
or; not. 'Most of these notes' are in the
hinds of the national banks. They have
been held as a lawful money 'reserve for
deposits, and in this capacity have done
very profitabie service. The three per cent.
certificates which the United States' Tress
uret is ready to issue in exchange for the
compounds can, to a certain extent, be ad
vantageously held by our banks as lawful
money reserve. There tiro" about twenty-
two millions of these three per cent., avail,
able in payment of compounds, and those
banks which present the notes in season
can secure glem if they so wish.. Many of
the.hanks are already sending in the com
pounds for exchange. The Treasury al
lows interest to the day of conversion.
—The following statement exhibits the
business of • the, • Pittsburgh 'Clearing
House; for the week - endirig Saturday,
May 16th:
May 11...
" 12..
" 13.,
" 14..
" 15..
ill 16..
make reference:
Joseph Dilworth,
Rev. Dalin Herr,
Henry Lambert,
A. M. Brown,
Thomas Eyries.
Totals 82,291,01.7.09 0516,513.70
—Closing quotations received byJames T.
Brady 6c Co.:
Gold 189
•-•-. , . , 189 g
U. S. B's, 1881 114
. ~,, 5-20's, 1882 ' - .. - 109yi
' if 5-20's, .1804.........- ,+' 207 X'
4 / ' 5-20's, 1885 . 107%
#, 10-40's ....._...%. - - ' 1..0 103%
'" 5-20's, Jan. andjuly, 'B5 109%
44 4644 46 66 6 67 • 10974
44 June 7-30's 107
ig July 740's'
1 .....,..... 1073 4
May ComP., 1885 - 1. 6" . 119-10
ALLEGHENY CATTLE !MARKET.
'Ovrtou'or , r•gril'irrsituitorr GAiSiTE
' - , MONDAYS May 18. 1865.
~The supply,of cattle this week, although
ittinkirwhat larger than last week, about,
four hundred and fifty head, fell consider.
ably short of the demand,#2d 1,1,a s „, nse .
(pence, prices were" 6o thirliOktdrisbine
easetbigher, espeOlally for the commoner
grajles.! We do not think it ; zvi ,, , „ 441w ....
tiotio Say that double the number or cat_
tle on sale to-day could have been sold, and
ewe would advise:ur friends; in the Oi)iaciiry
if they have fat cattle, to bring them here,
and.thsi, too, right speoluz at ib uresent
extreme prices cannotserF much longer
'tiri,6.tained. As 441i&-ifieitliplataiik:
lbuttundred or even five_ hundred ;hada!
cattle is nortv, Inalf I theltranber
required **OM trltiberly and fairly the
404 and atAttgataiimad kesiklaa, prices
ruisiiirekTA er.; here than in any
other market in the country. There was a
large attendance of Moak buyers today,
and we feel satistiroktbakthere was not one
•
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REMOT&L.
I HAVE. REMOVED MT
•
BANKING AND EXCWGE OFFICE
TO THE
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
Formerly occupied by the' :NATIONAL BANS OF
COMMERCE.
PH. .R.- MERTZ.
Jas T.. BRAY & ,C o.,
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
3E3 311 XL OS
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BUT AND SELL ALL RINDS OF
GOVERNMENT,. SECURITIES ;
GOLD; SILVER AND COUPONS,
ON. MOST FAVORABLE TRMIS.. <
7-30's - CON V I ER TED
' • 'INTO THE
NEW 0-20'COUPON BOND.
Otlr Interest Allowed on Deposits. -
-ir BONED LOANED ON GOVERNDIEN 4 I"
„BONDS, and other approved collateral, at lowest
market rates.
Orders execttied for the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
- JAMES T. BRADY & CO. -
nit Vittstattgij akrttt.
FINANCE AND TRADE
- OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
MOrcnair, May 18, 1868:
Financial matters were very dull to-day,
partly on account of the inclemency of the
weather, but more on account of the un
settled condition of the future policy of the
Governraint as regards the:Anther issues
of paper circulation. It seems as if the
English people had construed the acquittal
. of, the President, so far as it went, as being
favorable to an early settlement of all our
internal troubles, and are likely, to con
tinuetto invest in our uational securities.
The fact itself of selling our promises to
pay at an early day in specie what realizes
Exchangei. .Balances.
1452,172 94 4682,557 06
864,860 98n. A2/0 86
388,353 12 98,639 48
370,627 05 81,308 90
- 384,700 10 99,225 77
360,302 92 83,517 81
=ESE
,
'third of the nttniber of this . In • d of cattle
required, and! as •conseque tee, many of
these - buyers i,would have t go home as.
W
they' came. gat cattle "fi rer also in-good
demand, and sold readily at f 11 prices,say
from 9to 93.,fc,itrid we doub if even at
these extreme', prices the b tchers were
fully supplied.s;The following is a full re
port of the stdeii; .. . I
Blacksteek citHazlewood .
sold 46 head of
fair to prime Chicago steers at 93; to 9%
Holmes, Latiquiy. & Glass wholesaled 20
head of stoek4rs at 6,10; and retailed 35
head Chicago steers at 8% to 93(.
Marks Tratirman :report 85 head Chi
cago steers - at 8 1 ‘ to 9 3 4 - . •
Hartman &amberg, 36 head Chicago
steers at 834 to 934.
Greenwald & Kahn, 55 head Chicago
steers at 8% to RN.
Haas & Kraus, 67 head Chicago steers at
834 to 9% . 1 .
M. Verner, 18. head Chicago steers at 8,90
to 9,50. 11
L. Rothchil4is wholesaled .12 head of
prime Chicago4 e ers tel?..lleilsteine at 9y,`
retailed 21.hea at'B3,(' to 914. :. , . • -, .
Myers & Nee report 51 head Chicago
'steers at 8% to :14.
311 r AND LAMB&
There was a I. oderate supply of Sheep
and Lambs t. y, and with a continued
steady demand,4he market ruled firm,and
Prices, compared with last week, were well
sustained. Notsithstanding the offerings
were a little larger , than -usual, so far as
we could learnlithere were none left over
unsold, there being, it appeart; , "attiod de;
mend for all thiildifferent kinds in market.
It is probable that the extreme prices for
cattle has a tendency to increase the de
mand for SheeWand we are surprised, un
der the circuniaf„ances, that consumers do
not buy more nituton and less beef.
Gibson wholetialed 68 head, averaging 76
lbs. to Emerick;itt Co., at 634 to 7.
Beeler reports having sold 70 head of
Butler Co. Lams at $2 to 83,50 per head.
Garwin it Co. Xeport having sold 103 head
at, sy, to 6Nc Iper pound for Sheep, and
Lambs at an average of 42,75 per head.
I. Humes - retorts having sold 14 head
of course Wooled! Sheep, from Beaver Cp.,
at 6y,; and 26 head of nice fat Lambs at $4,
per head.
Emerick & Co4retailed 68 head of Ohio
Sheep at 6, 1 ,4'115.7 t ,' _-
There is little or nothing doing in this
class of stock at. ;these vards. The extreme
prices has a tenilency to restrict the de
mand, which at Kest, is always very light
at this season of Ihe.year.: Quotations may
be fairly given a, 0 to lie, as to quality and
condition. II
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET
• . •
. •
OFFICE OF TIE: ITTSIOIRGH GAZETTE, }
.ICDAY, May 18, .ISM., •
CRUDE—The arket was again exceed
ingly quiet to-daffy, though compared with.
Saturday, priced are witheut quotable
change. Sale 01111600 bbls, for immediate
delivery, at 11c; And 1000—Saturday even- .
ingl-for same delivery; at same figure; for
future deliverieSl there were no sales, and
the market is qtijet_ and unchanged. Not
withStanding-thej arrivals of oil have been
quite liberal for ;Some time past, aggrega
tinglover seventy thousand barrels last
week alone, there is burllttle oil on the
market in the hands of dealers, the great
proportan of thd which has been coming
in having eith4 been put in on old con
tracts or pumped into tank. It is thought,
however, that t) re will be considerable
oil clown on thepresent 'water, and that a
much larger proportion of it will be for
sale than there wps on any of the preceding
freshets. Oil City telegrams quote oil firm
at $3,7_0 per bbl on the Creek. -
REFINED—The market for bonded oil
was exceedinglyiklull and weak to-day, not
a single sale repoked, arid compared with
last week priceii;af anything. are a shade
lower. May oil; is being offered at 30c,
buyer's option, ',Juno at 2936 to 30c, and
July at 30c. Foi• • delivery on the 22i1 or
23d, about whict time it, is suppe.sed the
"corner" will berlittempted, there are of
fers to: - buy, we tiriderstand,'at SIM, to 32c.
From the , above It will be seen theta."
early deliviiriesnre , off considerablY; com- '
pared with last Week, and even at the re
duction there aie but very few buyers.
There was a "line" sold in Philadelphia
running from Arne to December, at 30c.
The Pennsylvania Railroad, riotwithsttuad- •
ing it is regarded as a monopoly, and is
called many had
,names has done one
got& thing; our
in'getting through With the expeeteir 'cot- • '
Der," this compaOy to-day placed one hun
dred anti seventy , ears on the Valley Road,
all of which will be taken to Philadelphia
in the shortest possible time when loaded,
ARRIVALS—The arrivals of oil by
river andsrall reported to-day were - se fol-'
l
It. D. Cochran Fisher Fisher& 8rii.':::..4000
J. Gallagher ' ipi)
ult . ` 'A %Yes. - Wi1kin5:....2.500
Total
'OIL SHIP3IIOII3B:PHR IL R.
Wormser, MyerS Co:, 236 bbls , relined
to Warden, Frew& Co.,Thiladelphia.
Lockhart.. Fro* C0.,.773 -bbla ref.• to .
Warden, Frew ct4o.,Philade/phis.
P. Weiseriberger, 59 do. do to, Warden,
Frew dr. Co., PhiTaidelphia.
E. Ja:geman,'lolldo do to Waring, King
& Co., Philadelphia.
Clark & Snmiief,•lso - d6 do to:P.•• Wright
*Sim, Philadelphia: ' ' • •
Montzheimer, %Koehler Co., 500' do do
to Waring, King* Co., Philadelphia.
Braun it Wagher; 250 , do no - to Waring,
King *Co., Philadelphia.
Fawcett, Logan,& !Rockdale, 200 dodo to
•W. P. Logan_ .140., Philadelphia..
Nat. Ref. & ~St. , Co., 250- _do do to F. A.
Dilworth *CO.,,Philatlelphia.
OIL SHIPMEXIS FROM, DII4IMINB
H. M. Long & Co., 122 do do to Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia.' ,
' Brooks, Ballentine - it Co., 36 - do do tor
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
G. W.' Holdshirr 57 do do to Waring,
King & Co., Philadelphia.
Hutchinson Oil 00 .,132 , d01d0 to Warden,
Frew , &
Fleming . * Co.; 168 do do to Waring;
King it Co., Philadelphia.'
Duncan & Williams, 30 do do to W. P.
Logan *ltto., , Phill4elphia: , -
Lafferty - 4 War' ' , -/2 , 2 do do to - Waring,
King it Co:,• Philo ezhia. •
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New Yorlk Cattle Market.
By_Telegraph to the Ilttaburgli Gazette..l"
NEw Yonx, MayElB.—Cattle market
velpts for the week.: 5,831 beeves, 10,050
;sheep and lambs, ,4579 hogs. Beef one
half cent, lower on the week; closing quiet
but not strong; sale.. to-day of 2,188. head,.
extra, $18; prim% It)...falt_lo: good, 'slB,soa, `..
17; inferior to dinary,Ailoal6l§o. §l,/e4
and lambs firm Week' s - rates; - sales'
to-day of 1,400 heallbrindite . ihettied :AIM"
10,50; prime 11 9 4 9 ,*conimbn to good sBa9;'
inferior $8,50a7,50.i'
depressed; arrical4ltdßay 6,882 head: l looe--
detdatid" lightp heavy corn.,"
fed - $9,75a10,00; fair to good §9a9,50; light•to
common $8,50a9,00.1
Phlladelo4 cattle Market.
B „Telegraph to the-Moberg!' Gazette.]
ra IL ADELPHIA, May 18 . --Beeves 111
derand at fall prices; 1,350 head at $11,50
for extra steers; 812.001eibtop,-,fg0,50
for fair to good, anclikkit6a grolar - Ze ix` int
leen. Step in . faltdep4and; 6,000 head at
f6aB gross. OE,( l :l4Ma i it demand; 3,500 at
$13a14,7511ett:
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1 , Chicago ciittl.c.litark , ,et. .. . _
Mi. Telegraph to Plttebalifi tlitielie - ..t ''':-' 1: ' 43 ' ''''
Onto/Leo, May .IN—Live Hogs du ll and •
deellne,AdNe pa.,tvoturn a 4, 1.5104 1 en 5•.1,f , ... •
best graueskatlsprotw, .60 fon vammonoto.7,: k ir,
light an0119321A58f gliriT ' Cto choice aFt , :d '—' • 1
trinntitVit6al 41,44"111113I°1 )
_ ~... e u An , narginal„,p ‘.
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tny_Teie 1•. ilt?, - : . • ~1.,,,A, . 4 , -le r.tyr
14 BW; 'r ' , 114 , --ne"wea . ogi'cOn'.lll,,7',l-.;
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gold and depressed !enough, although the ' 1
epee of staple cottons are without any es
tial change.
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