6,
AS. VESNIS, Pieet - - Sup , t
-FORGE ti t •
AND IRON
Rai tronini L... •
Railroad Fisli Bars and Bolts;
Mai Woad Cali'Axles -Relie4l;
Car Arirt hammered;
Lhe?Mativelframe ithaPes; •
7
. • T A l t". 11 1 '
Platen Heads; •
Steamboat Eihafts;
illteamboat.Craidiun
IPlateaneds, Wrists; '
Pitman Jaws,.Collars, dm.
r;SF Pf4T 3 ' . ! ll: ?'i 177 .1..*! 1 .4.§ . 1 ' 4 E RT9
PITTSBURGH, •
IT,
"6-4ILFF, BYER!/ & CO., •
MAYUFACITT.R.ERS OF
.'• 1,
Bari HoOp:,:aokfriteo.:lto.n.,
L.....:,:,,ii..Ei:"7.:I O YR.9 II IPATAPIO:Mi''.
kali - Welded Tette for Vatic; Steam,
Water, &c.
ALSO.
`;: _''''''oittthAistd-.:'
Mee t 98 Water and 182 First Street&
- p•TstuAqiii,Pa
• -
KENSINGTONAILON WORKS.
LLOYD & -8LA.0134
JIMM , 'AMURERS OF
Balt Common, Refined, Charcoal
. .
JUNIATA-BLOOM IRON.
AAT nom) s treix
lIRROW BAR, and Q IRON.
11001_BAND,T and ANGLE IRON.
BOILER PLATE-and SHEET IBON.
NOVEXAND REAPER Zr,
AWL - DIRER and GUARD or GER DION.
MALL 1 , AO and I lbs. to the yard.
WROUGHT- and EIPIMDS fttr game. -
-PLATRAlMpunched and Countersunk.
00AL , SOB - .EN
NAILS AND' SP/SES, ,
.
Warehonae and Office at. the . Woexa, GREEN
OUGH STREET, (a continuation of First street,)
adjoining the City Gas Worka;.Plttabnrgh.
VERSON, PRESTON as. CO.,
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
Warehouse, Nos. 168 and 18T FIRST STREET,
opposite Monongahela House,
aD24:d6 PITTSBURGH.
E.; itykitt a 4
SWELITIEW STIMEE mums.
SINGERi NIMICK -& co;
PITTSBURGH, Pd,
- Mgitscttrerf of every description - Vl'
CAST AND=CERNSAN STEEL,
lux
WAY SP 08,_
ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORM SPRINGS,
- • AXLES, Erll= TIRE,. /to., ie.
Warehodae l .133. Water. and 100 First Sbh
- • •
prITSISUIROK93TEEL WORKS.
•"; WVARSON Ctiotit to t ; *
ciiiroelawilus.xo.Jorm-sfin) &co:a-
Niindickurers of the ' •
BST'REFINED CAST STKEILy
t op . " one I
ruA AßZ ‘HOF & FOßNandlikumr/CAPARL '
/F 46 o 2 l6Vlrollith s titachtiifi t ;t . :
••• • 41311 4 .1 .9. * 11 • 21 ! , , ,114 00?.
gidit OSA
• ' Ocoee•-4oilei4liiiii'Bl3 '
bloassbovelbeKonbngsliels Urn. , ,
BABRAIMULION.
ISEPtiELL PASTIMES:
3 1S E C T IffUt 71 - 4-/M E M I If. E'
srsciAL r eirrariza—q. laza.
CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
--;! ' •.; •
'Resin & 13 , Animor;
Offlee; , Nri. "$39 `Liberty St, -'
del S ZITTSBURGO, C.. I, f:".7
BLACWILD/AMOILD f. C. • L
STEEL WORK.
BROTHER &
,
Ataruifacture ''''''''''' of
'l44' r'• 'IA
JE;
°Mee and*nrelsonse, I miklll2, 124 SECOND
and 119 and 121.91919TO t ilraph
MITTS ; 117R6iN.
(- T . r/t FfrirrAßE-T :•;,( I
WV. -
_f ; r
lINDSEL STEMIP: & EUWEW
_
Manufacturers and importers of
' l .Lie
• •'•
i_itiXte.,3lolw X:
Lit W cp
t . 4
CYTLERY, ACC.,
enPs ql o l , !!4!"o— ) *P"'
‘:
. "
CIT4'
' PrltSEltlfid
14 .: , txvitu4tri0
• ---
, .* euelliatbi*
Guilialith_andpeiderillllrdirat4'
71rst mold'goods mow desert •1p
ludid-anotees , „„sa
carefully . . 4 ' ti `r- ,4. !' ' l7l - ,' •
mtoifirleoTl3;''-'
BARit mosEpts,
691 u 0# z 10 e , o:;; . . elk Iler I
• 1 - - - •• „ /44, •
minnow* .4! . # • •
,14
asto 4iingetve
ig • '
001TAIMI! , Mad PUBLIC BUTUnatelki,;;;;:„.
1 1
ff " - i - 71' 4: ISA' STS.
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON. STREET, Ninth Ward,
PITTSfVReIL
THOMAS N. MILLEIt, President.
These Works are among t ela Inc most
ige
complete establishments In the, Went, and are now
prepared to tarnish . ,
Engines, of every description.
BoUe . n, Ou Tariki
:Sheet Worig.
B~llrO
std Castings.
solia3ig lEitil casthiera,
,1 : 1 *1 116
/11110.1tanit
firmest .
neswitzi !CIiDEFI SOLICITED
NATIONOUNDBY
AND PIPE WORKS.
Ceritier Carron and imallazan Streets,
• 7 (NINTH WARO,)
PIT'X'SI3II7II43IEX,
WM. SKITS •
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOE a/di : AND WATER WORKS.
1117 _ Pipes lip: , all TO InTartably in Pits. in dry
f
feet le Ekkil. •eralt afeaOre
'General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
r46niii ;lig% iike'2aeiiitot lorsl e ; t nte
of Gas Works to my make of RETO R TS. r ll
enta
of
Oa
'T ;
THE HAP FORT PM FOUNDRY CO
• 'CHARLES ENAP, President.
J. M. KRAL Vice President. .
0. METCALP, Elee'y and Treas'r.
J. M. WADE, Engineer.
J.V. SNAP, General Manager.
Dremarone:" _
JAMES B. MIIERAT, of Lyon, Snorb-& Co.
A. E. W. PAINTER, of J. Fainter & Sons. ,
C. B. HEBRON, of Span& Chalfant S Co.
THOS. S. BLAIR, of Snoenberger S C 6.
WM. METCALF, of. Miller, Barr & Parkin. •
• 11101 - 01PACIIMUIS 01
Melling Mm and .111aat Mathinery
It.ETORTri
ZLENEFIVEI N IL and O
DIA.O ASTIN(Ak_of every descriptionfe. 2,11
L. 0. LtVINOBTON.W. H. BIIRT.W. A. ROBINSON. JR.
JUVPIGSTON co.,
IRON raintDEIEIS
,
. MANUFACTURERS 0?
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS, . •
All descriptions. for lumbers and Gas Fitters; Alr
riculturalqmplemen Cotton and Woolen Mill Ma
'thinile7.3bWOrk promptly attended to:
°dice and Works—WASHINGTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
,
OBINSON, REA & CO.,
. ,
• - Ikccessors to Itonticsoir, Maxis & Mir. Luta, -
WASHINGTON WORKS,
,
FOUNDERSANO MACHINISTS, ' 'PITTS3URGH,
Mannthotarers of Boat' and Stationary Stearn En
frail Bloat Enginee, an liin
iide.,AmtgraTZVJa
Sous, Luer= Skeet Iron Work. '
Office, No. Lll_,corner First and Smithfield St reeta.
Agents for Onllk.. iID'S PETENT INJEC .-)It for
fftding 801101'54. , r .:',. • - jait:r33
mom , inaitip FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth, Ward,
_(Opposite t fnlon Iron Mills,)
PITTSBI7BGH.
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACRLYBRY :AND ' CASTINGS GENERALLY
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
EBBERT & KAMM/.
0c15:152
BERLIN FOLTIAWitY. 4
PRICE' & SIMS.
and
Ofllai Warehee t .29 19:4;ed Str eet.
ItAnntietitro And keepconatsuatly on *end
Thimble, Skein and Pipe:Boxes,
WAGON BOXY* DOG moils," •
, I - ERICIAIiIIACTI'L.PA, '.IIOLLOW WARE:
And Castings generally. sp2B:y6
THOMIAS CARLIN &
Fourth / WiA'Aiiindiy . iiiiiMathine Works
AN ..
SDIMSY ST.,. ALLEGHENY ,
CITY, PA.,
MaiOltiAtilii s l; Ot St6iiti Eliglizei; •Gifseet,.int;
1 s, Bkaftanß, Grist and gem Mill Work Bolling
-31 e, GastiwN-Gfixatep , Baran iVelgtder
. Boxes, Ako. , -: , B=a Id-ore/el-Ina haire•ter
ban Engines of all sizes. , mel4:gs
CUEMBAL FOIMIRIC
AND ROLL WORKS,
880, Penn Stmet.,
Boa t in BOYD & BIGAMY
ChM WU. litll•Clurtlai, doll Lithe& de.
ALTON: MACHINE 711frOlptlifil:
ESTABLISH= TN 1836.
• tor Lr
MannAdttlitylefi fiTiLtIif,EiNGINES all sizes
'and of saelintaEved. patternsaok
we
m
1:0 " M r; A valet) , af A lO, 10 sart
ZNOINES, whlzb will be sold , WW
S: =eel'
r ice*. P t PEPRICe . ,W•ilsyliliq 0
y iffy
0 &sat Pittiburgb; on ire 6hio steer, and
BROKE S.
Q."111111L- •
Pa irall • ST9I1 1 1 1: WI: L 4
- "
-pint Stimetjrillitinggie . lW
Agentihr tbenale Of Cornindi i Donghamore, Jo
mum.. Liabelia,'Hunoannon, MinhApe, Wanda's',
and other brand. of Anthracite; youghlogheny
!W 1 M91449, 1144. °5i1k 1 i 110'11
ripp io
, ..,..„,
tOtOfPliiegisha Ordeal respootrulii
" 7 .,',4.' , `" • tCOPPER:
• ['
VIipIISVPERIOII. • .::: - ! , 7!.- ',.-!'!'-!•
.• !
.001 , ffi11 . 144444MPAM0 . .W01313, r:' r '
.rr
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=ikuz ic tigazvinjarges al I p o t,
litt-Petterikatat7Alsollmpoe mr 7 Tiiiid Male!"
8-etaklye_ 4 r.F . , C • lgu.
1 .13E,.. 4an51 :41:41%Rri ' - 'ti.4okl.llo
'riwtmPlDST jET.i.TAPIPPITh. - ... - . ;--,. • .. , ..,„,
I.;tspasidaiqoopeTl lll4 , ll ,l 6 ettd ige%
:*.• ' ;co "
WraltinfiktillPs~xnchat k
s lsl : l ;iir' 2 "!g i gi iffiteArMilialaDALL.
INENCERAITAIT %TV -.-
c tt-t7ruteljri.,:,;l%.t 2if I
. 114 4 1 4 6 , ANCESSEWIIIIS
,mitt) lo
It Ls
at sterintlittit ,
IK -131 " 1 / 4 0AINNOW 041
.:1 - laar A t .• • - .
3: lfl{Lll
/101161U12V...",
* 01 No•• 04m, .
d f fITTSIME,GII , GAZE WED
PraMis, BOILERS, &C.
VOAT PITT-
' '•?,: „
BOILER, STILL 'AND TANK
••
•
CARROLL & SNYDER,
- NA.s7k6nnurail
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, FIRE
BOX AL" UMW - DER STEAM BOILERS. .
OIL STILLS AND ANL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SET.TLPIG -PANS.) -SALT-PANS AND CON
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS ANt IRON
DREDGES;
PRISON' DOORS MW COAL SHIITES
°Mee and Warehouse. eorner Seeond,
• Third, Short'and Liberty Streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
air Orders sent te, the above addresst will be
promoth attended to. :189
E. W. MORROW..• .lAB. B. BiJiNHILL....JAA.
(VELMA. BOLLEII Womas. l
MORROW, BARis T IIIII. & CO
MAITPA.O2I7IIXItB OP
Steant'lloileri, 011 Stills, Agitators,
TANKS, HALT PANS, GASONE ; PERS, WROUOIIT
IRON BRIDGES,•EMMET IRON WORK, de.
for. Lilferty`anil ' Beconh sta.;
PrPTI3BIIRON, PA. 7 ,
REPAIRING promptly done. jy4:b2
WIL BARNHILL & C 0.,..
*BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS.' 20, 22, 24 AND 26 PENN ST.
Having secured a large yardlind 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, Oil Stills, Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Iron, Bridges,. Sugar Pans, and sole Manu
facturers of BarntillPs Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. 155:c21
JAMES M. RITES, •
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
•
XAIUFACTUIIIII or
IRON OIL " TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE,
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORK,
For Steamboats.
JAB= Y. BRUSH. ' EDMUND D. BRUNE
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
MANUFACTVRZRI3 OP
Steam Boilers, 011 Stills, Tanks.
EMMET IRON WORE., &C.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgii, Pa.
STOI7ES, CASTINGS, &C
coos irrovEs.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL ilk CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOR Rrivir.r2vpus COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well as any other Stove in the Union.
BISSTUR & CO.,
No. 285 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and for ale,
PARLOEST3. /y
HEATING
rovEs
GRATE - FROZW9_,
_TENDEDB,
•
COOKING inarOLS; ac.
CHEAPEST PEACE
- TO BUT THE
TRIUMPH COOKitit'
• lestlio. 146 GRANT 6TREET;
P.C. DIIPPT.
• • OILS.'
wEsLEY WILSON &
NATURAL LUBRICATING ,
I t ejiti s t , oLtr i ad o trmeg plieradb t li z ity : r,
QUALITY GUARANTEED UNIFORM.
airl7'roposalsfpr quaAeltle4 sollOted.
• ,• . . No. 1.67 Wood Street,
`.!'111,211E OW CIOALKEROZ BUILDrNI4.
spzB:pl9
WPWI. ABM -
Comndaston Idercbants and Broker' in
ftrlgeuill 111111 its PrOduets
DALzEill BuiLottid, DUQUESNE WAY S
prritesintes, PA: • • '
PHILADELPHL Ay>ioRESS,.
WAKING, KING ar.
T ACK. BROTHERS, •
. , COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
c:...e;..?
' 'AMY DiAtzts IS"
Petroieuminditareduct&
PittsbargliOtilleo+DAlMELL , BUILDING, cor
ner of DeCleesne Vin sod Lento streets.
Philade o lphia OfAce-137 WALlirn, W. a ;I , ' I
api:w3
JAPRB IfFAYIP II I.4r,Ai.
og.pomnsuomzabberik- '9
NOZt b_lYQUEsbrz •WAlr. 4411; burtatiseti -cende
arid , monund QUA( "Imbeloatleg,' , Tar -Bensttor and
rnsge• Our /onlionorleneol In-tbeTlitrole
e enables us to o er unusual and In-.a. tlueements to oparatora., Als
and
d e .
termlned to Mare trucli* - Inand
lent to Elva us a call, ParUes having Qum ts;tr.ts!4.
are cordial?' tatted to Inlastbeit sipwefr.
licr_ mil/Art - GA co.
bsDll ~Blanamia
Brand» l4 L
re ,
Onkey 7 fOkr . es.. 7 4 toiraA41b7Mb
4 eitteitgitakitio4*. :
SOANTAIKL-1 , -ws ,
V:t 4 , !.` 1 40A. 1.1 , k
11,4 11 10 111 r1W 11142 4 A1Ve
--LUIR MATA I K I I I 4I, I 44II 4O
xo laAill*lllllo7l.l 1:4,4:41Cer
*
RIM
4-4,1.45 Va. tadifeits
MY. MAY " 20.7: 1868.
- SWANCLIL.
I+~nN I ~wfiNflffNiyiifl
FORT PITT RANYING COItPANY,
No, 169 Wood Street.
CAPITAL, . . . $200,000.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS IN
T SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
ALLOWED ,ON DEPNITS.
Gov
INTERES
made on All acceastble points in the
and Canadas.
Collectio
United Eltat:
DIRECTORS
D. Efintet. 1
Jamet
D. WOW .!
E. Fatwce
Jno. C. Maher. •
Hobt. H. King,
Andrew Miller,
JamesX. Bailey.
ITVITAN, Pres%
ILSON, Cashier,
er,
.on,
! . t "„' •
BAWL. II
D. LEFT
ICE
'STONE BANK,
293 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTEO3II7IIOII4
NO.I
CAPITAL, (authorized,) : : : : $200,000.
DMEOTORS.
Wm. H. Hamilton,
Henryl3ockstoce,
Geo. •T. Van Doren
' if. J. Lynch,
John Murdoch, Jr.,
' William Espy,
Samuel Barckley,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED
Collectidms made on all accessiblelpolats in the
United States and Canada.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposlte.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
IL J. LYNCH, President.
• • - GEO. T VAN;DORR , N, ambler.
airtiTOCKHpLDERS INDIVIDTULLYLtABLE
NATIONAL' BANK OF: colon ,
Con of Wood and Sixth Sta. I
A. PATTERSON President.
JOS. H. RILL
CAPITAL; : : : $500,000:
• i
DLBECTORS:
George W. Cass,
James McCandless!,
Wm. Douglaa,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Wm. H. Brown,
Chas. Lockhart,
'Allen Hlrkpatrlck,
W. 13. Haven,
T, AT 11 A. M.
ap9:022
DISCOIINTS DALL
HART, CLUGHEY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
pri.rsimaola,
ORS TO HANNA, HART A C 0.,)
DEALERS IN
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid to tl e purchase and
GOVERNMENT_ BONDS. .•
magna,o4 ;iii:o4 .
HOLMES.& SONS,
N•
57 Market Street,
lorr'l'MSlllntG•l3, PAI
Collections made on all the principal points of the
United states and Canadu.: _ • •
B ,4 l o.u 3 4, l km o2 . l ;ffilltottuWES , e l .
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to the pEttetutse and
sale of , • • '•
United. Stateri
Jo30:al
Vi r iESTERN SAYINGS ACM;
No, 59 l'eurth,Street.
CHARTEI.IED 1866.
Interest paid on Time rii s Pcooltif
ANY SUM RECEIVED PROM'
ONE DOLLAR . UPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT, TO CHECK, IVIIROUT
•." • rertzsEst.
Dl,B63ants Dilly at I.ll.e'clock
President—THOMPSON BELL.
Vice Prestdent—A. M.. MARSHALL.
DlEfetaDS
THOMPSONIIRLL,
JOS. DILWORTH.'
J. J. GILLREIPIE,
• make refelin Obi
Joseph Dilworth,
BAT. David Kerr;
Den h prigihert,
Mbomaa EiVind. • '
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Caldwell,
Willis palsell,,
D..W. o.lllditrelt,
E. X. Fulton: • •
' ,:,.- 1 , .I. ...., i -..,, 3, • . •
l a
; •:. ' -..H...
:1 ii, i icBANKERS3 o.',
. . - 41 A • ,
•- ' - ''. . <., 1 ,, ,ffi -.4....,.... .i.,...f,t,.
./:
.3.1 .!
ESTABLISH IttY Lk: lea; 1',..!.,,ii:
.
_ ic y :::,-1,....A.,, .t... vtr ,
Vb• 0
sae. . , .AQUIHIV it rE .
~! . -
....
''. DEALERS" IN GOVERNMENT.' SECURITIES
tr
.
• •v. • • -7
7 3-'loa i Convatedianto,s4o ,
4:
- . ... -."
‘ , , , -,J7 : 1',... :1. II LI -.:. 1 1
RosibtAggiteLd rffr,sslembistoe, N EG OTIATED and In New
Irork,•TINIZER NEOoTIATED.
' INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OP Gina
AND ovitar.scir: - AAcepiteor-Sagskii audilaak
r.....Ar e a d a . gr t- ETE 'en ciaTtaiiii6cif
macHANGIC AT MARKET RATER.
resigea ~,I , ~,, r•.' ,, , '. - tfl 11 r ,ii ~:41. ' ' th r, ii *
' : TOR4oooClannaGgiltS
JUAN AULPIEINikkr
paashtk4sairintiiitliki 1 .1 I
;‘.
LELF:TOBLP# 40: B:*fti 4 A - '
•
:bio. 8 8 4"0....firf/TT. t. cittaili?zutl.liout oi Dom
.meree Duumium) • • • •, •
• ,priTs.Bußoa l PA..
Dratichatirg Wide* ittreDlilc , Y., •
• D 77 - DANIEL V. DIN • .
EOR WORKL ,
itib A t.s*4l. 4idetlikrififti 4*lr,
,
• 1.. rt.4r=rrire.t
pesokt,:;;
I7SiLL~a a llll~ ?+ tf[lTJr~T . L=6HlNl~ ':e!,'.
REMUV..tiL;
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
Former's- ocitupled by the NATIONAL BANK OF
COMMERCE.
JANES 1 1 1
'BRADY & • Co.,
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
C . ; ,13 Al? BELL ALL-BINDS OF ,
GOVERNMENT :SECURITIES,
aura), Br.prEs Ank - couPcnis,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
•
7-30's, CONVERTED
INTO THE
NEW 5-20 'COUPON BOND.
Mr Interest Allowed on *posits.
Sar• BONED LOANED ON GOVERNMENT
BONDS, and other approved collateral, at„ lot
market ratee.
Orders executed for the Porches.) and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS - and GOLD.
JAMAS_ M . ERADY.& CO.
Rittsintgij Gaytte,
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
TUESDAY, May 19, 1868.
The feeling in the gold market was less
bearish to'-day, and the premitun adVanmd
from 139% to 139%, with some inquiry for
cash gold, principally for legitimate
of reqiiirements. The acquittal of the
President of Oho United States on the
eleventh article of-impeachment' has had a
favorable impressionpn-the market in En
rope, but it is believed that this state of
feeling is only / temporary. The test for
the credit of the.lJnited Statelkwillpnly be
the inode of 'dealing-wit:lr our - financial
question, which is expected to be solved
immediately immediately after the Chi
cago Corpiention. Any increase ,of either
.
national or greenback currency must be
injurious to the national credit, and bring
ruin to every commercial or financial in
terests. A timely contraction of the cur
rency will shorten the distance to resump
tion of specie payments, whilst on the other
hand, any further depreciation of the cur
rency by new issues of the same will in
definitely postpone it, and make foreign
,countries rich at the expense of our people.
Government securities advanced to-day
from %to % per cent., in consequence of
the heavy disbursements for compound in
terest notes; besides the Treasury is pur
suing the same old course again, aiding the
people by free disbursements when money
is not required, thereby leading on to spe
culations in stocks and contracting, when
money in the, open market is already
scarce. It is in fact the Treasury that has
the fullest control ofthe market, not only
of its own issues. but upon the entire bust
fleas community of the country, so long
as the only meow of giving flexibility to
the currency of the country is to be looked
for in the lowering and rising of the rate
of interest.
In the stock market business is dull, and
an apathy to buy stocks exists evervwhere,_
and is not confined to gm regular gamblers
of Wall streer.
Money is easier, business improving and
the floi of enrrenCy 'is - tOwards the sea
board cities.
Closing quotations as' reeebted by Ph„:0,„
Mertz, were as follows:
Gold,- 1881 bonds,: H 4%; -: - 1862 5-202 4
109%4.1864 56;•107,0 - 1865`d6:107,p Consols,
,109%; 10.405, 103%; 7-30 s, 107 X.
&ilraaclaCieveland cir. Pittsburgh, 84‘;
Fort Wityzie;lo7%; North - Westeni,corninon
67; North Weittern—preferred, 77%; New
York Central,. 128%; Erie, 69%; Old. South
ernil36ll,3 MICA • Mississipi, '294; 'Ater
chants Union Express,2B%; Western Union
Telegraph,3B%.. Mining Shares—Corydon,
25; Quartz Hill, 95; Quicksilver, 29%.'
--eays the New York .TribuireoPlVloni
day: 'Money is abundant at sto 6 per cent.
the latter upon ordinary collaterals. Com
mercial paper continues scarce and wanted
at low rates. The banks are liberal to their
dealers, anything rejectedby them sells'on
the street at quite high interest. The fail
ure of "impeachment" puts,an.end to the
hope of more currency l , under a new. See
retary of the Treasury, and depresses a•
class of speculators.who have lookod to this
alone as the means of stimulating an ad- •
vance iri prices.- • A report Is • afloat that a
new Secretary ,of the Treasury may be had
without the removal of the President, and 6
that Mr. Hooper, of Boston, iSqlni:comlnip
man. Should this rumor have substantial'
foundation,all hopes of more currency may •
be abandoned, and. the.. sooner the better.
The suggested SieretarY has no inclination
for more bank currency or plain legal ten
ders, but holds the opinion, that the sooner
the Government reduces its promises in
gold the betteran opinion in which he
has the support, coLoil*olyent,,,people of all
prudent trades‘''? Where is no-reason what
ever for any more currency, and the coun
• try at large will be a great gainer by ob
taining a•Secretary •*ho holds this view,
and who has . the courage to steadily act
upon oPicflotitan7.7a:. _r;*l.-1;t0r.:
—Closing quotagon* reeelvad by James T.
Brady dc•P:,,ej
_
Gold ; 139 i; S. 6's, , 1881's, 114%; 5-20's,
I:q2, 109%; &-21 1864; 107 a, 5-20's, 1885.
i.„!_,X; „PAO'S, .' , 5-20's, January and
aulYi'roo_,' 109%. a's, January and July,
'O7, 110; June '7 .- -30's; 107%; July?-30's, 107%;
May Comp., .1565, ,110- 4 40.
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A. M. MARSHALL,
JOS.. ALAREE.
ft/tioroidds Diarket: - J ; . r
CBy Telegraph to thA.pttobtos flatittte..l
PrirsitiErrsAlttql9. ll l3ottdaiionains*d4
same as New York -quotations rt3celool,l9
bales; export's 5 balwajirliitivintiobiftgii,
Pork $29,50, Baoon--Alooldoro.nr4o; clear
V
sides 17,. Bulk sbnalderal3d;'olearsldes
18%c. ...Ur& DWI" Corp (41 ;Ootppg7 l 4o:
Bran Sdc:
Chicago Cattle Market:
43r
Clir'TelegiatlbtoPittabiolth 13asetteo,r L.:v s r ,
kitt Ann r
CITICAGOIin
fob to IPA: gkalertiittiteers' '1L15414;f.
• d extra choice live ho: nominal; '2sli z
lomratr i ,saigmt . ..i._: A i ,for e , ornmon to
light; , ISPizololi r -, r" tood krades.
CW
out
...will.
Mr Telegraph ' • • 4 -4211114, '
NBw Tog; Mir a A:W:IZ
end de-
are
41;The,:ittmtheri.mot
the meantime are
whlexry ,_,,,fkAgnold's prints,
W " X ° Tor the leastzdo•
- - t
4 . 7
11
I ELA.VE REMOVED MT
TO THE
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
PH. R. MERTZ.
FINANCE AND TRADE
prrrsti an Bun KF.T43.
OFIFCN OP THE iITTSBURGII GAZETTE, i
' rIPDAY, May 19, 1868. c
The general Markets are quiet and' de-'
void of any new 16haracteristics worthy of
notice. The weatser has cleared up and is i
all that possibly to, desired for the growing'
crops, and it is geAerally conceded that the
prospects for anliabundant - harvest .were;
never better. A 4 this is what the coon
try" needs morel titian anything else; with
,
good crone wm4
e , expect good times, and i
we have reason th be thankful that the
li
prospects are SP btlEillt• t, : ''. : „ ~,, '4
APPLES—Firm and scare - e, and with a 1.
steady demand, *ices are well sustained,
ranging from $6 tels 7 per bbl.
APPLE BUTTIOL—We continue to quote
at 80a to $1 peron, as to quality.. 1
ASHES--Quiet ut steady at 434 to 5 for I
common and reftzid Soda Ash, and Ile for
gall )
Pearls. ' 4 i
, , GRAIN-Winter.:Wheat'is scarce and in i
good milling Alquand at $2,70 for prhae -,
lied. Corn is in gnod 'supply and unsettled;
We have sales of 700 bush prime yellow re
ported
at 1$1 1 10;-ithixed and White - maybe 1
quoted at $I to $l,O. Oats firm with 'salesl,
at 80 to 82,c on whatf, and 84 to 85c in store. `a,
Rye is still quotedlat $1,95 to $2. No Bar-
ley in - market. 'i
BUTTER—HoI, „up remarkably. welt,
t 4 t
'notwithstanding , ure'COrdit not .be bet- !
ter; we still quote, Prime Roll at 33 to '35c,,
and print at 87. toW. ''
EGGS—Were in better supply ''to-day,
and did not sell aekeadily as on Monday,
though 20e is still regarded as the ruling
price. , , ~-, l. -,:, . , , r '
' iray—weighmOssitif IrcNiiitk r at the'Al
leghenv DiamondPeales, reports sake ,of
33 loads of Hay*, $22 to $3O; and 4 loads
straw at $l5 to $lBl
SEEDS—Flaxseqd is in demrsid and very
limited supply; we can report - small sales
at $2,50 to $2,55.140 demand whatever for
Clover br 'llmothYi, Seeds.
SALT—Sales ofl)%llegheny River brands
to the trade at $1,75 to 51.80. and $2 for
small lots in store;;
MILL FEED—lilull but unchanged; sales
on wharf,. at $1,65 !Ito $1,70 for Bran, and
$2,15 to $2,20 for Middlings.
PROVISIONS-}bacon is unehanged at
14%c for Shoulder* 16,4 c for Ribbed, and
1834c.f0r Clear Sides; 1930 for" Plain Sugar
Cured Hams anc1120.14 to 21c for Canvassed
de. Lard, 1934 c. Mess Pork, $29. Dried
Beef,'22c for Platni!and 23c for Canvassed.
LARD OlL—Unhanged at $4.,25 for No.
2, and $1,50 for NO4I.
DRIED FRUIT 4-, BUM ti
but nchangeici;
sales of Peaches at?l2 to 14c; and Apples4t
7 to 7%c. ,
11
FLOUR—The market is quiet and prices
are unchanged. We continue to quote at
$ll to $11,75 for Spring Wheat; $l2 to $l3
for Winter Wheatlland $l4 to $l6 for fancy
brands. Rye Flo iir is unchanged at $lO to
$10,25. , II:_, • .-
PITTSBURGH PiTIIOLEUM MARKET.
I t-- • /
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• OFFIOE OF THE rIII9IIIIHINVAGHA.TAZETTE, i
TUB DAY, May 19, 1868.
CRUDE—The ude market was again
, ,
Verfdtill - to-day,t , two , sales reported,
,
1,300 and 1,800, both for irnmedtate de
livery and both atll.lc. In view of the fact
that the excitement in regard to thii-eif
pected "corner" Nis pretty well subsided,
buyers are not as i iplenty as they : were a
,
few days since, but there is not much oil
offering, and, as a !consequence, prices are
i
unchanged. It wasltinted in certain quarters
that spot oil caul:110)e had at 10y,c; if direct
.
offers were made' 7 but we have reason o
d oubt •this, from lithe fact that there is
scarcely any . spot .Oil in market,' and what
little there is iseld firmly at 11c. Oil
City telegrams re rt the'• market dull - at
$4 to $4,10. Receipts continua light.
REFINED—ThaI market for bonded oil
NKas exceedingly. all .andneglected, to-day,
andthe indleatioru4Al'atraßenCare notsery
iiiicimragirig 'Tor - "those engaged in the
movement to establish a "corner" on the
22d. It looks now as if :instead-of being
able to make a "Omer," they Would be
"cornered" themselves, and i I this should
be the result, the Movement will not. be ,a
very profitable or Peasant one to those in
terested in it. 0114 refiners,•with but very
few exceptions, iftipy, wilLbe able to come
up to the scratbh;lllid haVinglidfilled their
part pf the prograin,me,lt-willTerelirryaith
the ON); side 44,3 cOMei.;?loWn't itb.F. the
”Bjamps'4,' . which e t4e hope they:- ble
to do. Prices continue weak and drooping;
all May, buyer's option, is offering at 30c;
June cannot be ,quoted above 20Mc, and
May, June and July together, was offered
freely at 30c. As WO stated yesterday, it is
likely that there Will not be mnch done un
til after the 22d, Os operators, generally,
preferto,hodxdfalOtralt,tl"isirft • ,
ARRIV4LS—Tp IttriValsc. !Aso by
river
"a n d reported 'to=day were as fol
lows:
Clark 416 Sumner.. ;400-I_Fisher tt 8r0...400
C. C. Burke 240 1 Weisengerger.. 350
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Total ..,,, , ~8270,
OOlL'B'll746l*ra 'FlticCit. ,
DIItIiI24BNE DEPtif.
FL M. : L0ng..4.Gi1. ? 163 bbla ref.. to .War
den, Fiey'dtp - Co,, lltilafielphia. - ... .. .
Fleining,.`t co., .065; do. do, ~to Waring,
King geto.Vphlladl3.44ia.` , , ,
Hutchinsonoll:o3..,l2.B`do $ l Ol4 Waiden,
Frei , it Co:,"PhiladOlphia;, ' ; W.
,
Kirkptitilek Lt Lrt; 208 do do' to W. P.
Logan .3t 4 Brcii,' Philadelph i a.'' ''' -' '
A. D. Miller; 15 Ido - , dtr-tn'Warlrig, King
1
& Co., Philadelp .1-,; :::x. • :,,...
Eureka Oil Rah. ,8 do lub. to atemner
Jas. Carry , Ph Mo',roe,•Va.• :- - --1 ,- Si
041, 8)/14 , Al .PER A . V.' It. Ms(
Fulto/), „Marvin Co., 250 bbla• relined to
W. P. ,Logan it, Ere Philactelphia. . 1
blnanruat ket.,
My Tel - 41.31)hp? tb!Ftwtetpur4h,iiinaßtke.3
CiNgtiliATi) 4 9 1 - 410. 1 iir an4oo4eat
unchangerand,qmOti„, corn, scar ce„an,d ad
vanced to 97a98d „oil; ,or Oats
Steady NO; ',V "Aytkln demand at
0,05 for teif'COttott dull and' ripm-,
Ina I at 30ezfor:Mitliflling•I'"Bibenoh' Irc good
demand; ogles 289, ihhitt.V'InA - 15,1110110,90,
and leaf; slo,ooa34so;..illeelptelbr the 'Wbek,
1,880 hhos. - ancl. giti - rbOxess indabalesland"
500 boxes manufact4red. Provisions firmer
and more active:ll Mess Pork wanted at
028,25, but held ct 128,50. Bulk Meats
sold
_at 123 ; c for "sithonlders; aides held,-at
14)0150.' tiOin,; l'Cirldiouldern;
1850 for clear rib, 7g
4nd 1 t
o • for clear%)
all are heldc BarA'heldli
and offerectliWrlntl,yl Jilitutter. dulPhtl
859 ftlr ,fresh, Eggs : Ase.,.#m . ; firm, Oro?,
eerie*, uchanged; there' br a good - amend'
f! sugar: buylngrdernamtv
good. • !I ; ;
; .t.
,-„ - rtitifew I,ll4x:ket.A . ;
csyTelegiieh A tO the wtteberfpuette./
CHICAGO, DIV 'rift fair' rebied* -
at 39a1l for spring 33ctras. Wheat in good
demand and lower; sales at $2,08a
2,09 for No. 1, and $1,96a1,98 for No. 2, dos.
ing at $1,97fk1i9/y4lor No. 21-oCornlin thxir
request 444 A9b;talllsoo: iNoM at
89 . a 9O %, , WIWAt 89a80Mo, * id virgetedigt , BBe
star .404ingt 03;,44036Nr0 dor, Ns ,-
ts atitqe, pg 4
1, 3arr2l47l,gaios
ing at tOfqoy 4 o. 41.14124.5tej1,49901es
No. 1 at;
lots sold at ; 12,301n3,4,1 on
visions'mfire SressiliONllNA's
at $2B; for prime mes s $24,75: - pick
led hams 16%e. d 18c. Freights are a
-shade lower , for wheat to Bard°.
'Receipts, 730136 Ulf; flour; 37 347 te, •
11144:11
'60065 bus corn; 31466 bus oats__; 'ls Aix
Shipments, 12806 Ws flour; WOW h eat;
74309 bus
uo....,musu,bai i os cat,roo live .
hogs. - "CU rl-L"‘l,
.re l ,
rittg=ette.)
aturiasoßs,,.Metk 19.—Flour nominally
r wer. Wheat noniinal.. Coin ; dull; white
,18; yellowtfireile taigkitbabnsM. Rye
Chan ed. Proviidona • quiet and un
1, •
lg
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