Ell
pizif NiffliFftf;.A
II
v* T u.nrs, pre57t".........W,..?4"crAtTru, Bur t.
prrrSiill#9l , l! , •yo.t
AND-fitOtc-f0.,,,
-
,ussrtrrAcTirazns..ol!
saurioadlt 16in and Belts;
lre~dte l lk 941 Car =fit Waled;
es Hammered;
3 / 1 1 2 1 ..._, - ^' :
AMWIIIIIOIIIVe Frame shapes;
SW, noel • -
tokes, Straps;
~MI need";
4.llKestmboat Slbansic
amid's;
~N1 0 •71E0 41 * lirTists;
, Csfelce No. 177 PENN STREki
rirrsßvll44.: r
t r TILLFF, BYERS & to.; . .
, V I S UPA C T U B ERS op..
Bat; Iloap and Sheet Iron
OEM
INItOI/CIHIT IPON,
frail Waded Tates. for Gas, Steam,
Watei— &e
-r
i - vtN
!. , ..- . , . , . , .!0 . 1L WELI!IUBENG:.
DgWat
er and 182 First Streets.
lIMEE
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
u26 , :e.% " '
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS
ILOYR SLAM; ,
DIANITFAtT . I;II;IERS OF
Belt Connnony Be inCdy Clairceal
AND
JUNIATA BLOOM IRON r
- itEßcohn Wpm an IR O N IRON.
ROORAIAND, 'V and ANGLE .
, ROILEIVRLA. and lIHEET IRON.
MOWEIt AND Raa.PM, BARS. _,
CYLINDER and GUARD or eINGER IRON.
SMALL T RAILS. WI and 16 Ito. to thd.
:—WROUGHT -CRAMS and spixEs tor same.
ILAT RAILS, Punched and. Countersunk.,
COAL SCREEN.
NAILS AND SPIKES. . '
o)rarehouse and Once at the Worts, GREEN
OUGH STREET, (a continuation of -Sint street,)
"Opining the City Gas Works. Pittsburgh.
EN*II,BON, PRESTON & CO"
' Pennsylvania Iron Works.
W.4rebouee, Nos. 166 and 161! 1, 4 18.5 T -STREET,
opixnelte ifonortgabelallotisc, , - - - -
ap2A:dBPITTSBURGII.
, , .
STEEL WORKS.
SHIEFNIELp" STEELWORKS.
SINGKEt, NIMICK & CO.
PITTSBURGH, P4L,
. .
Manntocturera of every description of
CAST. AND CERMAN STEEL,
SPRINGS,
xybippjr, AND PLATFORM sraiNG s.
• Alfii:FS, STEEL THUS, ar, .tc.
Warehonse,, 88 Water and 100 First Sts.
AM:O67
pIITTSBERGH STEEL mums.
ANDERSON,' COOK # CO.,
-;ssugoEssoris-To PAM , BOVa, & 00.4
Matintitters of the
JOT REFINED CAST STEEL,
, .
11.A2zirjariracatsGalivegizestyar;
•
Reaplug lLaelilues,
- S
• teel-Plow
. • ,• artles, Circulars, ate., £O.
Cast and Common Plow ll' Spring Steel.
bi ( MMOM P ATntgl n irg far ß c- E - 4 -" .
: 49
itAnil iii l~i!$SlN
GILMI32AI. AW1771X813
WM. METCALF,REITBEN MILLER,
SEO. I
BABB, I cues. PARKIN.
SPECIAL PAETNEE-S. N. KIER:
CRESGENT~STEjL ISIO ths,
11111 .4 1 .3E11,31 3 / 1 41,0 : 111:PAIERIEM
Offlce,,No. 339 Liberty St,
PiTTAIT F r t ( M . Z4k. ;.;:e
BLACK DIAMOND •
• STEEL WORKS.
P 4-- 41 4 0 12t04A Co n
• - Maturicttgro of Ul f d ' esc;ipiiini; Or I
11B I T I MWIZA.
totalelrelEVESTV, SECOND
prirrssuaos.
HARDWARE.
MEI
'WKEEPIT
Mastufactufers mut Importers of
•
HA 1 - 4 6 7 , 1 - 4 t
puTLRRY,
f_
Say LIBERTY' STREET,
1 CORNER 07 Noma,
0441 4. 4 e
Items
r2il=22
MEE
oor'll'*iffb. rl4#l42rips*Aloten•',.: '
tiftintiot s .;; ,' ' 4 ,77 -1- 17 -
li km( ST., bet. Tunnel neboths to gts„,
glist, class goods of all descriptio ns always On
band snispaia=trlft; f_ l ftgrAtidnlo2o
carefallynoi
41CilicLiMentniECTEL.
&MUIR, I.IIV till
At/. 7.o‘s : ,r •
!WIT EOMIIOCIATION /111111: 0 11101, Nos.
a and 4 Si. Clair litap= us ibuisb, P. BMW
atteittita titififto g and building og
Q O9 FPG B OUIP;e I m2 MAIPLINWANNPO. it;
=I
MEE
ENATioSALlPormillw - •
• _ PIPS. WORKS:
Corner Carroll and 9taisllautn Streets,
unwri wARti,) • •
.Planr€ll3l7lllGrii. PA.
. ,
.1M
Maiiitinotttried. or "
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
' FOR GAS :OGS WA WOES 6.
n y a tiit a gi i nlif i . *: n al g st i s t i la=l4l l i t r l n t i z e t z l (Irk
General CipthWor Vas and Watec Works.
I would also call the attention of Su
of Gas Works to my make of RETORpi t .
feliktio :LW
KNAPIORT PITT FOUNDRY CO.
EA:my/term= el ,
Balling Mili and Blaid Machinery.
RETORTS and CASTINGS,_of every deteeption.
ERNEST'S NAIL MACHINES. fell
L. o. Ltvoigterbsr.w. IT. 131111tT.W. A. 110111NH0N..173.
LITIIIIGSTON.& CO.,
IRON ..VOIIITIOENS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PINE LIGHT cASTINGS,
All descripption,
:71 RuCTlrorisi
th N7eiti Work; promptly attended to.
Office and Works—WASHINGTON AVENUE.
near Onter'Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBIIISON, REA br. CO"
' Successors to ItotitNEON. MINIS & MILLIne.
. .
WASHINGTON WORKS,
_
FOUNDERS - AND MACHINISTS, PITTSIURGH,
t
Mannflicturers of Boat and Stationary-Steam En
g.ines, Blast Engines, -Mill Machinery, Scoring,
Stuifting, Castings of all deScriptions; VII Tanks and
Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. ISt, corner First and dinithlieldStreets.
- Agents for 01FGARD'S PATENT LNJEC for
feeding Boilers. '
3/ ONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
PITTSBURGH.
Bolling MAU and Bridge Castings,
NACKINERYI'AM) t'ASTMOII GENERALLY
BERLIN FOUNDIIN;
•
PRICE & SIMS.
Mee and Warehouse, 29 Wood Street.
Manufacture and keep constantly on band
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON BONES, DOG IRONS,
SIIGAE KETTLES. HOLLOW WARE,
And Castings generally. atakyn
THOMAS CARLIN kiCO"
Rata Ward ioundry and Mackize Wurkh
faspIISKY ST., :ALLEGILDNX
kfanufacturers of Steam Enginti,_ 011 iresses, Pul
a an a ll t i n e fin E rr. asrigt a rintlg gro g ,
. i ir a a n sOli tt pla c e s tot.j i order anattlx,44:47n
OENTU4L OIINDRY
AND ROLL 'WORKS,
880 remi Street:;
BOLLHAN, BOYD & BAGALET.
{ ChM Rolle, MiliCastlnge, foil tathes, &e.
.
L9JLTON IIIACHINEr WORKS..
ESTABLISH= IX 18416.„ ,
Manufactory of STEAM ENCITAiri lizei
and of the most approved patterns,__for stational?
Urf1011811.; .STRA=OATS atkVerlilW.A.M .REERY
BOATS A variety a f 10, 1.511 and 10 hone power
/mamas, which will be sold at very , reduced
prlees.
P. 10. OElSSE.'Wellsvilliti Qr
riny.mtles belcoirlttaburgla. on OxolfSblo Jiver, and
0
line of -0.. & it. noiliba
SAMILIEL , II. WICKERSHAM.,
*ill i S E.
124. 'Flist - Stieeii /Pittsburgh, Pa:
. b.l -- ...F.i I. i'.7. -,ZTARV-1'
Agent for the sale of Contwall,
_Doughiustore,
10111f/44 DuncantiOn.:l3tattb2pei Utendon. X*.
and other brands of Anthrtclic, ' yongldegheny
cqesne,te.?t, Charcoal r
PIG} IRONS. , =
Conalgunients and orders respectfully solicited.—
! 7 . : , k), ::.5: ! . t
..! X..
~,,'": a tiiple i llat . =
_ _ '
, . - -
tAlilt fTriPitiOn':.: .: .
00MA 1)14r 4.1 1 / 1 44411116 WOLU,
- ' •1 2 1"1"744331:11tGait. . (
PARK, E matritbstraeccilit -`.?' /
••• y
,norkoreetere7ll kieoUl4l iiriulieri and 801,
Copper, PreeledCopper BonOois, ftlied bull Bat
gnartetelfriBA ate,''' i3Velffteit.l743l44:larif
0 , 1y . .01l paztill TV__llfes as. -710,01. , x
b mt__NO.
~ r ,117113k.m.,d, 3,WP;
#t I' I STPMETI: . tab •, ~ ~ , .',' ` p . ~,,
. Organ priaopperf o,?ply.Atealta4,:,
drim{smotnnetsu v , „
! we. ouratars.euilliFirli.f}iafat LtDDXLI.
'lrnr ar; co ,
sir
IVIAL1311" -
Of Ale, Porter and Brown-Stet,
di;trra..xl
BIN% PA.
•ktr,t3.10...! .0
AGISW.
W 1 'S9N, mum.
zee
!!E
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS.
ATLAS WORKS,
MORTON STREET, Ninth Ward,
orrr.aFg_im . :J:wn:
THOMAS N. MILLER, Presbient.
These Works are among the largest ano most
complete establishments in the West, and are now
prepared to furnish • • 4• - • • .
Engines, of over l y: ileserAptless.
Belleitis, 011 'Waitaki.
Sheet Iron Work.'
QTY
iif+UPIIPMM ii,a9gthßl;s•
calm"'.,
Maehlne
General Canaill nrrr"..;
6LIoITED
noinnra .
CHARLES HEAP, President.
HEAP, Viee President.
O. METCALF, Ree'y AuldTrees's.
J. K. WADE, Exighteer.
J. O. MNAP, General Manager. -
ernscTees:
JAMES B. ISITBRAY, of Lyon,-Shorb &Co.
A. R. W. PAINTER, of J. Painter & Sons.
C. B. KERWIN,. of Span& Chalfant &Co.
THOS. S. BLAIR, of ramenberger 44:70.
Wif. METCALF, of Mliler, Barr & Parkin.
(Opposite Unicn Iron lino
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
Orders. promptlf and easefully executed
alines reasonable.-' - -
:,;j ;~: , ,;y ~~~.~ r.jN ~~ n ~,~
oC15:1
ON -BsO
IRON,; BROHER,
"
-
P.XIT.F)B : Vsg,GX3 if1.4.7 4 "mx ;- 7 SATV4I4y, :A M 47ir ..-. f - 2,4 i.;, ifs
4 1 1:POO:WiltRiWEauts, acv
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TAME
WORKS.
.. :~~
CARROLL & SNYDER,
Li;;;AcTonlittg
TUBULAR, POUBLE-PLUED TUBULAR, FIRE
BOX AN., CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIKNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON
/
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS( AND IRON
BRIDGES;
mu.s9N,D9OB,%4ND,C9AL $ll ES _
thkee aim arenouse, eorner Eleeond,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets,
■
sir Orders sent to the above address will, be
promptly attended to. • mb7:189
W. WOHROW....JAS. B. BABNIIILL....JAP. BLAIR.
(AMARA BOILER WORKS.
ie CO .,
MANUPACTOBRIIB OP
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Agitators,
TANKS, SALT PASS, GASOMETERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, to.
• Cor. Liberty and Second Ste.,
.r_;7 ,1111"IMPRW,
..T
REPAIRING promptly done. Jy4:bl
•
M .
BARNIIIILL & C 0.,.
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
' NOS. AM, 92, 94 AND 28 PENN ST.
Having 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
thee ecET-04141i SAVectda. Fire
Steam pee, Bauer., ndetiseft
Pins, kipt,tolif
Boiler Iron ,Bridges, agar' Pans, and sole xuazu:
faciurers of Baruhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. las:e"A
JAMES M. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 6f Water Street,
IRON' OIL. TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE.
BOLl,rsa MILL S,T4CE,
JARED X. D. ti
JARED 71. BRUSH & SON
• •
_,:TA_NtrAcrcnras dr y
Steam Boilers,
_Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WORE. &C.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C
COOK STOVES.
CET , THE BEST:
ISISS . E.III4 It CO.'S
'TRIUMPH,
FOR BITUAI ti -
NO US COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well *sassy other Store In( the Union.
=ELL
( B 4 iSZ CO.,
No. 2 1 35 14be4:17 Street.
Attu on hind and for safe,
PARLI6III9 I
GRATE
FRONTS_,
__FENDERtQ
COOKING RANGES, Ac.
rameAplyliT PIL I 4IXE to the city
B i r d r i re :
TRIUMPH COOKINC STOVE,
Ii No. 140 GRANT STREET.
. P. C. DITIFFY.
- 9443, - -
NATURAL - LUBBICATISNI
;OIL, •'! • •-•
Settled tank, imtd c tragrieg
4: 11 „ l i enr a ftr,..lat/L . -
QUALITY
*a- Proposals for quantities solicited.
n,
• "BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING."
• ap2B:plB
wuziriCVAlili
Commission Merebants and Brokers in
Petrolenni. and its Produete,
LZELLIS OtkiiEViE WAY,
PITTSBVidIi; 44."
rB . itik.DELPBTA. ADDRESS,
• KING.* CO.,
• • • - Lif7 Walnut 'Street.
Ac*- BRO THER S ,•
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.•
tetroleniiiiinditsrioduet&
Pittsburgh OffIce—DALZELL , BUILDING, Wt.'
tier tic F: t itisirtiplau may and Itwiu ittuut!. •
Philadelphia Ogice—gsiy WALNUT BT.
apliwao
ralal
RUN
JACOB 'WEAN - Y4 Jr. ;
418"fr8 ,
-
No 3 D3 , INNi:AY. will buy sel6lde
and Babied Oils} Lubricating. Tar. Benzine and
C a uer nLiC ni r / QPl r lindintiliCa. in the rot:arum
t a dna " oer unusual Iltallltlea Ain In
ducerningS to Operators, .4 he dre, we are de.
ternilsuoto make it the. tubwes at bunko and sal
lers to give us a call. Partiow ele,
are cordially invited to bring • plea. *.
spe:WM .
H. t or:, NG*, -• • -
, '4,
MAIIISPACTLInE'IiS '
PURE 'BURNING OIE
Brand--"L riczrzE.” -
°Mee“ rio. 3 Duquesne ifity,ll.M
BEE
I. C. r in ! el .661thrieVe • ‘"1"" "
..471111t141 !IV) $
oe 1
PfillimegOr
: 113 T, CLAW :,
• •
raft 1
MEI
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
PI7I76BURAK s
=
And SHEET . IRON WOliE;
.E:o,r,6teuutANite.
FINdNCIAL:
BEIM
FORT PITFBANKET COVPAVi;
No.-169 Wood' Stmt.
CAPITAL, : : : : $200,000 .
S OCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALERS IN,
GO
IERNMENT. SECURITIES,
i AND COLD.
lections made on all accessible poinis In the
ed States and Canadas.
II
DWCTOBEI:
I dna. C. .Rfehte. '
, King;
I. Andrew Miller, -
"I Julie M. Bailey.
D, Hostetter,
James Gordon,
DI Wallace,
E. Fawcett, -
-
NAWL. NeCLUBITAN, Presn.
i
D. =Er miaow; entailer."
EYSTONE BitAMC
No. 293 LD3ERTY ,EMUZET,'
PITTSBIIIIGH, PA.
C .g7 4 -.0! 1 .14 19 . r 0 4 1 1 f). 4 r;1:.520,9?00P-,
DIRECTORS.
H. J..T.,j‘cfn Wm."Yr.k Hamilton.
John - Murdoch, Jr. ' • HenrEllockatoce.
William Espy,Gieo, T. Van Doren.
Saunielliatehley, : 11,.'
'A GENERAL BANKING:BUSINESS
TRA:iiSACTED.-
Collections made on all accessible point, in the
United States and Canada. •
Interest ADowe4l on Time Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
H. a. LYNCH, Preshaeirti • . • .
GEO. T. T.ILIE•DOOLEE. Casiehter.
&STOCKHOLDERS INDMEEiLLY
NATIONAL BANK, 4F Cilgsll4E,
Coy. of Wood and Sixth St&
A. PATTERSIIII
IL HILL ...
CAPITAL • • •.,:; , ,$500 , 000.
DLIt4cTORS:
rotterion, 7 ,1, - r'lleorgeWYCOit,
Wm: H. - Brown, 2lfeCandiess,"
Chas. Lockhart. Wm. pouglas,,
Alien Ifirkpakrickt
W. 8. Haven,
DISCOUNTS D
_ _
HART, CA GREY & CO.,
BiNICEi r- AI4 . D : BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
PITTFJI3U~t~II~ ;Hk;~=
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
COin, Coupons,
And particular attention paid toile purchase and
sale of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Slight Drafts on London.
sThatz
N. HOLMES I & 80118,
57 Market Street,
Eli
PITTTSISURG , II. PA.
• '=•
Collections made on all the principal paints of tha
United Stated and Canada' '
...
Stocks, Bonds and other Setiwities
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular attention paid to 'the purchase and
sale of
United States Securities.
.11130:al
WESTEItN SAYINGS BANK,
FM
69 Fourth Strei'tti' , 't
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest paid on Time Deposits
ANY BUM /tEdEIVED rftOM
ONE pin LAR UPWAR D.
DErosqs,, ,A )3131' TO CHECK, WITHOUT
r INTEREST.
Discounts Daily at 12 o'clock. .
IPreaIdent—THOMPSON I fELL
Wee Preddent—l6 JLAtAitEIRALL.
DIRECTORS:
THOMPSON BELL,. M. MARSHALL, ,
JOB. DILWORTH. JOS.'ALAREE. •
J. J. GILLESPIE;
Stockholders to whom we make reference:
Wm. ForaYthei. ioaephllllwe
Wm. -- • rthe, -
W 1111? Dairen, i Gem Lambert,
D. W . C. Bidwell, A. M. Brown,
E. M. Fulton. Thomas Blythe.
, •
' .
, .
.., 'lit..R..iii•r i - it''''' . '
-4 .
KERS -' :
. ..'f NI t,';:li I , V..;_,..14.4.=.47::; To
ESTABLISHED IN ~.11831.
.
0 0 - sh irr .— - ....rtatWO Sr .
um,' fiiliiiilT.3" .Z,
e .
PHILADELPIILI ...1...
,
~ f• ,:''' Cv ::-.' ••=i i r
. r ? I : •,i
DEALtiIsItteIiVLRNMENT SECURITIES,}
,
7 3-los` coned 5
iol-
--3 g -
-„, 1„;
Bonen and sold on conitnieSon, lare and in New
pork. TIME PAPER NEGOTIATED.
INTERMIT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS oprati
AND CURRENCY. Account, of 44„tasigad T
en received on favorable terms. '-'
ALL CLASSES OP BECIOUITES TAXEN IN .
EXCHANGE AT HARE= RATEo.
11:24:1E8
DEALER Et ALL RINDS OP
LEAF $01114:1C0411u Nogg%
No. 8 SIXTri STREET, (National Bank of Com
mer"" 'II- - 6-11 rmssuntriu,,.,.
1 Branch o f l'fa Water street N
apign7f D 1r...1)1NAN,"
ExcEmioa
wfrik.two • .;
. .nribeitzprooN.
ma liumentel
To m ,lllllll Metgatipantireilki, „
Qt+ ime 11, 112Milat OF4I.4RnIAM.ViZ'
,210011
I
OFFicizeryikk Firifeumiirs..z • "'".
— SiertrnuAt, May -*T..; :",
Gold remained firm - to-day, as us lal on
Friday during a periodof heavy ship • eats.'
The market opened at 139%, adva ced to
140, and tLkilsoni;nt I glo i l Au shipments of
specie will amount to about three millions
dollars, including ,the, estimates' for the
steamers sailing to:-InorroW. The week's
shipments have been drawp,,princips,ll,y
from the stock reported to be on the mar
ket at tliU" cloge vireek;theiiales by
the Treasuryi having been small, also
.the
reCeipts from California. Unless the Treli - -
Bury will seltiftepre , littMat ttle r rtlAniril
is likely to advance for the coming week,'-
since the supply of bonds quetedln Eu
rope is nearly exhausted or held far above
the market.
..President.
..Ciu
Y, AT 11 4. M. -
GOvernihent securities have been iteddi-'
ly going up during the Week, and*ave ad
vanced about 13 per . cent. for the entire
list, and ten-forties about 2'per cent. Since,
the late rise, however, the, demand for
bonds outside of New Torii has ceased
completelv,and attelatkiri haS been directed
to the Union Pacific Railtoad bonds, which
are about ten per cent, cheaper than ten
forties. These bonds are now being bought .
up by shrewd firiancrers, for theptirpose:of
gaining the gold interest due July Ist. Our
friend Ph. R. Mertz has generally a supply
on hand. • -
In Railroad shares the market was more
animated to-day; the feature of the day was
a strong upward tendency in. Fort Wayne,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Ohio and Mis
sissippi and the North Western shares.
Express shares have slightly imppved.
In our home securities a dullness pre
valls,,such.as is nekoften witnessed. For
Insurance stocks tbcre,ie no sale at,all.
areVal}ey ; bonds neitheg, Offeted, not
auired for, nor are the Connellsville bonds
or stocks in demand; although the road is
going to be, finisicesirapCprornises to be
one of the best paying roads , in the country.
Money is easy for all first-class borroW
ers.
season.
Closing quotations as received byTh. R.
Mertz, were as follow's:
Ell
Goid, 1881-1 / 0 44 -11 4 4 8 (t 2 5 -20 T•
11,* ‘ ; 11304 do, 108%; 1866d0, 10C; Con sole,
110%; 10-40 s, 104%; 7-30 s, 108.%
- Railroads—Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 85%;
Fort Wayne,lo9%; North-Western,common
88 %; North Western , mAirred,773(j•New
York Central, 1291./ I . Erie,. % ; Old South
ein, 87y; Ohio & Misahosivii 3030 Mer
chants union Expresii,2B%; astern Union
Telegraph,37% Shares-Corydon,
25; Quartz 14111, 90; Q n l o keil ver, .„„„,.
" v7 u
—Closing quotations received by James T.
Brady &Co.:
Gold, 138%; U. S. 6's, Mil's, 115;,5-20%,
1862, 11014; 5-20's, 1864, 10835; 5-30's, 1865.
1085 , g; 10-40's, 104%; 5.20'5, January and
July, 'B5, 110 M; 6.20'a; January and July,
'67, 110%; June 730'5,.108%;• July 730's,
108%; May Comp., 1865, 11940,,
PITTSBURGH METAL MARKET, •
OFFICE OS•TEIERITTEIBUBOTAGAZETTE, •
FEIDAY, .I%lEx 22, , •
The.crude Iron guarket ha t s undergone
no important changes slnceMg butt. The
prificiple,ingniry of the week were,for : fine
Chsromdjrcns. In low grddes of irons,
particularly Forgo, the market was weak,
and ,concessions ; were offering, but ,stan
dard brands are in fair request at :OW quo?
Fonddry Irons . were dull and ne
glected. *aterial
,concessions, were offer
ing Rock descriptions, whiCh is, probably,
the reason *hy• a'dertiin comthission
house refu.se to furnish sales. yirev9te ; the
following sales:
gif..443.00A-1441(33iFt'
200 tons fancy forge 01 00 - 40200
200' s t 4 l. . ... 51 00-8 mos
200 " 1. 51
_,OO-57nos
55 " rfanglatitaele fouillf. l 4 , •
120 44 Hanging Ho'dc l aturil
500 " fanorathalitin 50'00—to ar.
290 4 ' fan ey steel 48.60-4 mos
'5O " No. 1 ftinildry` •' - 41'00-4 mos
'' ) fe.';f 3 -
180 tons .A.ilegilenycolce fdo 00-Bmi:xs
/ 50 i` • , 3 .5. 1 )0E-8 mos
ANTHRACITE.
50 ", . , Mottled;,Reil;f3hott - 4.3.5 - 110.41008
30 il,iMottled-Red 'Short.. 35 50-.4 =0
44 - No. 2 red short o:irge.. 87 50. 1 4irt0 t i
50 ,s Grey forge 414Lili
5 0 44 Grey forge xl,l
50 No. 2 F0undry..z.... , ..,40'.110-41rt
150. 8710-41no8
strossittos:coaystamrnotiaoie
70 tinarOlitin Grey •
230., !,, .. §§4 30 74410e.
60 ' 48740r4nies•
100 " to arrive "85 00:- cash
100;- ' 4`, I tt4 t ' a r ittk4;4-414-kr.$50ith - . ,
100 " to anife. .. . . se 50-5 silos l
20kt 4 i naVtEballli r to str.;;•:.4. 3 7. -00- 1 10 1 1 ;:
UP 2 lteitalrel,4lsi, 50. E 4'- '
: 50 tun -y, m w 2&-finnie.
, 1,41 9i
.tc4; °Yr.:. •.4 ,1 • t
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R!=oxAL..
. 7 " BATE RENOTZD 3cl"
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
TO THE
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streetg,
C 0 11 rm3iE tuaix 431 , ' , m0at
Foerly
RCE. 14TA
occupied by the .
Pl 4. R. MERTZ.
JAS T. BRADY & CO.,
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts.,
llALmiti, XI Pt IS,
tilYl- 4 ,15 SELL , ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT , SECURITIES,
GOLD, SILVER AND COUPONS,
"oi:moiv i.kirtinAmt.t
7-80's CONVERTED
i INTO THE
NETki 4 fIVARqP4...
A ND.
Ur Interest Allowed on Deposl
•
mbstry tcrAithi o!!.1" - * GtiVr.
BONDS, and other approved collateral,
market rates.::' • 7 - • .- •
Qrdere executed for the Pure
Sale of Enroqw,"-,vows:A44l
JAMES T. BRADY &
• ~....i,--7.,7 . ..,,,.!..: . & -,,,,,,.,..,•,... 1„-
r_;lje giftillittlV-Gail
:ywolEvw9,
i , d1. , 4fm,1
iTrratURCIIL - AidVINIIM - -
• .1. 4 -
Ortz9ioir Prx•rsutatalt (*Aar...tont t
EibMiXire , Mat• - 22.18M. -
.•, L •
There seems to L be a slight improvement
inAieliej/eral Th4riltis,, that is, the voliithe.
of hrainess,,in the,..aggrefiate, ii inc:re4lite
thohgh the operations generally are of an:
unimportune diameter, as the demand is.
restricted mainly to 'supplying litunecliale
wiinta.; :There iteettis to be an - iltaost - en- .
entire absence of anything like a specula-
titre feelingeivhich
,is oith:ig to the doubt
and uncertainty ; in regard to ,the fpture:-
onegood result frointhis is. the fact that it -
has
hap a tendency to - 431150 the money,triarket;
which is very desirablejust at this particu- -
larjuncture.
HAY-The suPpif:ieth4 lii4 heuy
market was unusually light te-day, only 28:
loads, which sold at from flB to 03
ton; according to quiditY. •
• ,MI,LL FEED---Sales of, 130 hags,llran.at
$4 Middlings6o: l 'l4ak iitteted`ar ,
to $2,20., •
I . DRIED FRuir—is quiet but stead,y - at '
12 to 14c for Peaches, and to 7 3 ,c for AiN:
BUTTER—Under the influence of large',
arrivals, the market is very 'dull, and
prices have , still, further = declined. We
now quote good to prime Roll at 22 to 25c;
weare cognizant cit'some 500 lbs of prime'
Roll having been soltl'itt 22 to 23c.
EGGS—Unchanged .at - ,20c: - .lt is a
re re
mstnai3arkable fact s that_they. e being retailed
InEtn3ll.A
e,Atir4anteligriv:-1,.,
1.. - . 0 .1N "Winter. heat is • steady, bit
unehatiged; sale of;300 busheleprime Red'
at $2,68. Cori ,s ia a lgady, with a fair de
mand but un • we can 'report
a sale
of 1 car primiATYcli - 7v at $1,12; quotations
may be fairly givetfat $1,05 to $l,lO. Oat
firm, with a sale of 1,600 bushels, in elem.;
tobtit 85cf am:tat:bags 9n wharf at 13,313,. Rye'.
may be - quOted tifeadY at 02'."' No move
ment in,Barley. _ . ,
:TOT - ATOM—Stile :of 1 ear crime Peach •
:Blows, in hulk, :at $1.25.' Small sales in'
sforetits l . 4s Vl4iso. •
APPLES-4n light supply ` and gniBt butl
unchatiged;at 1!5 19 '57 per bbl,' according
to '
' SALT—q*Aftihrlleglienfiltiveriltraitti
'to the trade at $1,75 to 51.80. and fe rot'
small lots in store.,
HQMlNT:Dnehit r iiired at r s6 t0`50,25.
PROVISIONS-Bacon is quiet and un
changed at 14)4efor Shoulders; 16% to 18X
for Ribbed and Clear' Side:3;l93, for Plain
Sugar Cured Hams; and 2034 c for Canvass
ed do., ,Prime kettle,,Lard,l9,34c, in tierces.
Mess Pere $29. • -
LARD O lL—la' still quoted by manufac
turers at $1,25, for No. and No, lat $l5O.
FLOUR—Io ati , Itilichringed. ? We
continue to quote at $11,25 to $11,75 for
Spring Wheat; $12,50 to $l3 for Winter
Wheat; at $l4 to altifta.tfancylbrznds. Rye
Flour, $lO to $10,25. . •
1221
lIMIM
and
El
PITTSBURGH E'VritOLEUM 15'1)utiCiE;I:
OFFICE OP Trtil l ii.-Attbitort Vizi-Tim, ?
THURSDAY, May 22, 1868. 5
CRLTDE-rThde was
CRUDE - The r e some' little stir in
. .
the Crude market to-day andwhile there'
was apparently a little firmer feeling,
prices,: Compared withyesterday, have ttn
dergone no quotable change. ,We can re.,
port 3,000 bbls for June, seller's option, -at
12c;1,000 for May at- 1445 i; T .l;o4:Af i dofiainb.
delivery at 1k; 2,000 July, at 12Mc, and
5,000, running from July to November,
, 1,000 eecli'ailentfi, at 1J 4O EStion a, of
which there is not much in market and
what there is, is in the hands of a few deal
ers,,xney be. quoted drtu,-at lie; June, sel, l
- let,s option, 12c; and July 1234e.1 We have
no late advices from 011 City, but there has
been nothing to cause any material change
in the situation .there,mnless, possibly, a
little firmer feeling.
REFINED—There' was a perfect dead
lock hi the market for bonded oil to-day,
not a single sale reported either here or in
Philadelphia—last evening there:Fes a sale
of 500 , 1ibli, Mispot,4C., 2,4 c. , - ,' , A largiaatirn
ber of May contracts fell due in Philadel
phia to-day, and it was said that the sel
lers, most of whom are there, would,not
deliver the oil nnies the biters could,pro.
dune i rthe'Spot7Osh top hy' r It, end *IP kit
titift wilting ' Ito "tenders :' "ed ibeerl. de:-
Efoiv-the hatter terirdnitti. *venter'
at this writing state, though something de
finite will have to be done between now
and 12 o'clock 1 to-night, as the time for
making deliveries expires with that hour. -
Of the 50,000 bbls called, it is thought, at
least 40,000, or possibly, 45,000 bbls is there
read to be
c6` delivered.,,Maand„HCap posi
tion 44 - 1/iiirs4tit stO VW not
amount hgarttitch;gtottgliitt di d by
some that a "corner" could be made en the
'5,000 or 10,000 bbls, or whatever amount
there is short. It isyrobable that later in
t,elligence in regard to the matter will be
found in our telegraph news.
ABRIVA.IZ-The following are the ar
rivals,pf oil. by-river and rail: &-,_ s v -; .1 y, :y-
Fitih'ef & Ei t 0....4000 Tr. 111. - Ed - gerton::.ll3oo
Mawhin'ydran•4sol
Lee •tt Pnt'
kharto 400
McKenna , drib.lloo• 7t. 41.n.t .i 1 . ... , ; 4c Cl_ I
T0ta1.....444Thi,•.L........“4..• c - 4.-..:.....0,650
om sittricEM wit twon'it. xt -4
LoganhicHelvy: dtalro.i.l29lbbls•ref. to W. P.
Rt - Bm4 P elhiladphia. •,. t t . i. tr
Clark dtBtuamerao4. dO,do to P. Wright
4k ,
Son, F/d 1 X 1 9 1 144 1 - --.1 , • - , ,. -,.- •
B. WAforgailit Co., 44.d 0 d o, to,War
den,W Frew & • CO.,l l blladebida.,
Nat. Ilif.`& Et:Co,;'3oo do. AP: iti r p 4 „.. A.
Dilworth4 Co.; Fhliadeltilila.
ForfOli,' tiro: or`"tlc.:',_' - '2l3trili' do to . :iY. P.
Logan'ttTint; PhtlediSiphfiC , - - : . -
Montiheitner,"Hoehlettalt•Vo; 250 do ref
to Warlifg; King:drQr.; Philadelphia , '-
E. Jageratim)2l6 do do to -Waringilling
it. Co., Philadelphia., - ..., ::1- •• ( t -.
Livingston dr,- -8r0.,,40,-do riCk to Waring,
King 4. ectorrigWellada•- - •:, '°t•
Livingston dt 33 ;0.s W,,tiict - tde3 to Warden,
Frew &No., FhiladelpWa. . 1 ,,. t .. ~ . -,
McKee do :Hliekiltti i l l' -4 9 , 49; 1i9.7 1 t P.
Logaii - itlireiplitleciel , , 4.,:',
.. ,
0. 4:- Jones " tOO - . 9 •o" tti f P. l ..k:".tu.
worth ett7o., - Tetilidelphia? - ": - : :' - - ::... 1
OIL SHIPMENTS rEOM DIM DEPOT.
H. lti. Long & Co. 177 bbls ref. to War
den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
p un p sn it
t wiill i ta i i9a. do de? tq W.P.
Logan &Era; ph hiaA 1 , ,11 , . "...... 0
4 1 1 3 : 40 14 /1 Auti e ga i• CK 6 l , l7 it tlltitip t
Warden; veer - 1 11111edil •
ai )W4jl *ft , % ZEIIV7 licklaW tO Wartiliti
EiragrAger4
-.
"214 dos .
Kin g.. 4 : o lll l P/04 1 040.! - - f' :. ~,,, 7
t' Chas'. Re Yir i 6 1°
.frir e a s u, a -,,, t .eb V/ 4.4 11. 4 .:. • _t: "I . 4.. 4 .:1) 1.•14...4
.4j4 119 /T 1 t 44 4 .- ikat.t. t rat, 40 do toyl, f p,„l
- - '
A ?T. 1,2 t:t
New York Dry Goods Market.
t By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette,/
• 1 NEW YORE Hay 22.—The market was
active IlEtittOiretiltertllalloEglallE•Sie(lther
was quib3IIhOLViAtILIIIIM3OA -aviardisAvy.
Broimelteetharell3r,tlAtlenthlollpi7i c;
do V alasetingeglifittleg.64l7o;-..at
11, 1134ed3edthr4artifi3f,011,&1144446.24.3;
Dwight , 4,ll2.l‘l4-44a • , „ , •,,Am il yc ß ,
1 7 34c;tiltark'4 ti 9.43ii, •." ' -,,..,- Illesithed
impaila„.l9e;A,
....,. ' . 1.1 . t rofN •-• , V4•the
ioom, nix - Great • , *1 -c, i'it P .
i i-
Idetn, 18e; Hope, 1534 e; Liti- nper
- Tel -, - 19 c;
messidno, Wc..; Reemerge, 21Ne;
Utica, 63i Mjic; do, 9V 4 6230; do, 10X 67c;
The print market is still a little.
~_ - - •
_,
but rather more doing and the, 7- - Mt
or prices must be in the sellers favor t
I ItS
does not pay tepundievo rs ot uiduta at
one
Wiling at thatittakW, Wilitito~l- dress
goods of desirable styles in active request,
ktxtmugimEiseunKs
of all lands,
firitiness, an d
12
a positive advance has been fi shed many descriptions in the on Vance abmuir/olk*
less active. _ _.... - " " er but
.._ _ •
Li„ ,;q ii 43 1 01 ok . . • t o o . I. ' '4•711,
flit{,
gil li Arkis:WZl: , ' o:1 irllalNLl'itt , A 9 tte
*llCharrwmkg I t • .11h11121 1 Z 44.4 ' l44."Ait * al
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