ss. Vssratu, Prts't .... ..... W. P. Poi a, Supt.
- -m:
pilr Gll ,TISBUR Fq.P.GE tz . :. .
r.:P.I -, g ,.;•; , . , . , ,,.-
----'•
AND N . IN. DIOCCO f i;, -
-.' - ''
• 1•1'
.111ANLOACTITTLES!$ OF T.
Bar Iron;
Railroad Fish Bars and Bolts;
Railroad Car Axles Boiled;
=abroad Car Axles Ilaminerod;
liiietniablive Frames;
laeashative Frame Shapes;
Bide Sods;
Straits:
Piston FiettlM
•teamb+tt" Shansi,
Steamboat Cranks;
Piston Rod!, 'Wrists;
Witinsay Saws, Collars, Se,.
- Office, No. 177 PENN STREET,
RAFF, BYERS S. CO ~;•
:11ANUE"ACTUREM •
Bar,.Hoop ' and ';Slieet
wiciudtitspoiti;
Iron Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
Water, &e. •
OIL WELL_TUBING,.
- 011k;e;98 ' M'ater and 182 First Streets.
u20:e21
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD &' BLACK,
Best Common, Retitled, Charcoal
JUNIAIa BLOOM IRON.
Wasehnise, Nos. 166 and 167 FIRST STREET,
opposite Monongahela House,
U
•611:de . P/TTSBROII.
SHEFFIELD wzr.i. WORKS.
LIJJ dNGIEt, NIMICK & -CO.,
EI'MS/nIRG73, PA.,
Manufacmirex:e of every description of
CAST AND CERMAN STEEL,
RAILWAY SPRINGS, •
-ELLIPTIC AND PL.kTFORM SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, Ic. &c
Warehouse, 83 Water and 100 First Sta.
pMSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
(BCCCESSOR.9,. TO dcr.S.MS, BOYD & CO:,)
BEST REFINED CAST STEEL,
frA4,
PLAT
IgilleimMtkorralarsiliar;
AST STEEL or
Steel
Axles, Cs s ' nixes, &mg £O.
Cast andCommonPlTT,* sErt#tg*teeL
Offlee—Corner FIRST AND ROSS STREETS, two
'blocks stocnre the ,Ittmongzhela Rouse.
od3:d
MILLEB I BARB 46 PARKIN.
. . .
, WM. METCALF,, • I REMIEN 7dILLEB,
GEO. W. BAUM, . CHAS. PARRIS.
CliEiCtiT STEEL WORKS,
/41:arl BARB ;Si 1 ",4 11,1 CIN.
001 6 e; No '339, Liberti §t,
FIBRi
-7 PITTSBURGH; PA
BL:ACII'DMI° II °
. ...
.......... .... , „..
.„
f.:?:::.;,;STEEL 7itrc*-.....',....'::-.;-
-PARK;',ltilit.::-k:C.7,.
descrintlaair of
Office and Warehonsa r ,120.LiSS. IA9 SECOND
and 119 and 121 FIRST ISTaESTS4
Prrrenirgag.• " '
MEM
111 16- ‘‘' . " lIARPVAXE UOVSJ
STMIT & EUWER,
itailursetir,irsiao.4ol#o. 01.
f,i:.":
t•
,
13( A. 1133 WALICE;
887 LIBERTY .
.STREET;
-.. COMER. or WA E,
••-• , 1 •
,- . • .
e On* IlelsW , Tnfon Depot,
lit.y 1
1.!1-1...-0!' •
/OP; Aienis tot . 7/ArIiBANKS4'
11
.711/Tll-13T., .bet , !rowel S. Chatham
"!W 3iar A D e aler
TharMW
iledifs6lolo64l l iii
balatirad Novi Tit lowest 1, !id &ins
cmgcali ibprtpipaW . stIOOI
BARR It. ; `'' uhr
r.1147i; .• •
ingithuoush hshoothrghhzuzukusetkshu
SW* Inhomat helmet-, Yom; i l "" °1 "
**mum. st y e . to .. o ,.. do i s eghtmahatmuchieht
stAnme eas rimacMituailas , card
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-4.o.UomP'
rmsntruon.
S
ALSO,
PITTSBURGH,, Pa.
MANUFACTei!EBS OF
STEEL WORKS.
E!==l
.Xseufacturets of the
mazakz, rmtnnata
Br*cxit EAnTxxs79..M. KIEE
rUItDVI'AM I ;
CUTLERY'
_
-iIIoatTEIPTEL,',I.7.. ..-ti•:.4
ATLAS
MORTONA§T! LEE ;. /4 # l :# ll F ard.
fl‘
• . ,•••
. ••••=-..
THOIIIAS lEiLltit - ,' • ' at e .
I,
,41"not.e Work m
s are-Aong tt rgesCAPan most
complete esnibllshments Su the Wern - and are now
prepared to famish
•
• Engines, of every description.
El
Bailers, 011 Tanks.
Sheet Iron Woyk.
Itolliag 3101 Qua's,:
puMie Cwsttu $.
Machine Castlng•s.,
General
noszio i ORDERS ISOLICITED
, ,
,
NATIONAILo FOUNDRY. •
AND PIPE WORKS.
Verner Carroll and limaLiman Streets,
(NINTiI "WARD.) •
.IPrTICIEDINILMAGI-1,, PA. '
. 1111. sun{
"Ilfonu.footuror of " • •
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOR OAS AIM RATER WORKS.
Pipes are all cast invariably In Pits, in dry
mina, and lA fees lengths. Also, full assortment of
• .
General Castings for Gas and Wafer Works.
iwould also call the attentio n of Superintendents
of ens Works to my make of RETORTS. •
felt:tie • • ,f -
,
111ERNAP. FORT. Pill loung 't
- CRADLES REAP. President.
J. N. KNA.P. Vim President.
1.111. WAD ETCALF E,.Engi n Seel, nndeer. Treater.
II
J. 0. KNAP,Deneral Manager.
DIRECTORS: '
JAMS B. MURRAY, of Lyon, Shalt> & Co.
A. E. W. PAINTER; of J. Painter &Sons.
C. B. HERRON, of Spang, Chalfant '& Co.
THOS. S. BLAIIt, of Shoenberger & Co.
WX. METCALF, of hillier, Barr & Parkin.
-• ` • ' MANUFACTURERS OF
and . Blast Machinery.
RETCH and CASTINGS, or every deeeslptlon.
"NEST'S NAIL MACHINES. • feM
ROBINSON, REA b. CO.;
'Successors to ROUINSON. MINIS & MILLERS;
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERSAND MA£HINISTS, PITTSIURGH, ,
Manutaetnrenf or Boat and Stathinary Steam En
gine_s, Blast Englnes,i Mill Machinery, Gearing,
hatting. Castings oil' descriptions: till Tanks an d
Stil l s. Boller and Sheet Ird W‘i
in rk. •
Balm. No. 12. corne First and smithileldSrreets.
• Agents for GIFUARD'S L'ETENT INJEC lK for
feeding Boilers. Jail irS2
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butier Street, Xinth Ward,
(Opposite linlcn Iron Mills,)
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACATISTERY ASP CATEINGS GENERALLY
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
' EBEERT & 3LiCKLUIL
0c15:1.93
BERLIN FOUNDRY.
•1-° a
PRICE & SIMS. I
Office and Wareham, !9 Wood Street.
Manufacture and keep constantly on band
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
WAGON BOXEIf., LOO IRONS, •
storm IcEritEs, HOLLOW WARE,
And Castings generally. _
rritormAtit
-L . -
Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works,
BANDBSET ST:, AI.LEGII.B2. 1i CITY, PA.,
Idanutietxtrers of. Steam Engines. Ott Presses.
Pnt
leye.--thartlng Orist end Saw Atilt Work. Rolling
Milt and 'Machine Taatings, Grate. Sara. Weights.
Wagon Boxes, de. lintld• to order and have en
hand Engines ot all sizes. , snvl4:lls
CENTMIL `F UV
AND ROLL WORKS ,
• SSO Pena% Street.
BOLLMAN, BOYD & BAGALEY.
dim ; mut iassungi, 'Bou Latcea ac.
VIVETON MACHINE !WORKS..
ESTABLISHED 0 11336.' . •
Manufactory . of. STEAM ENGINES , 0 . all sizes
and of the most aartrpaatiteirnsgi..how.i,airg
Mg' ; A TlAl'ty O ATS
10,12 'and 10 arse power
ENGINES, wblzh will be sold at .very reduced
P;"1. P. F. °sissy,: winiyine, 0.
Piftitelleitklow Pittsburgh, on.the UliWaiver; and
Une of C. aP. U. • • ' nogib2
ANICEL M. WICKERSHAM,
IRON 131i0ICER,
lira street, PAtiabOrgliora.
- Agent for the sale of Cornyrall, Doughamore, Jo
sephine, Isabella, Duneatinon, Statilkolm, Glendon,
snit • other brands , of ,APthrielte, ~ Ifolledoghe,ny
Coto and p. B. charpeal • , ,
Condom!lnto and orders respoctfally "ow:Ito. ,
• PPIDIL -
4'driE 81[.rrAEM '
00tilat Mitt AND sinamiG vorni ms
.rinIMEOISIMAGEr.. •
!t i Aitts4 '. !-1 1 04.VE 051"
stinntietp 6;14 oWeathi o t aiii ii Brisiers !m i x :
d - oppet ,.p resae d Co pper' B Still'
torrie, Spatter Sol er. Mao. Iropoe. !sago
In Metal, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron. I';, ; , t_ -1 45 0
stantly on hand Tippers' Machlirett ._
W_arehouse( No.. 340 ffallarge 3JIO
SBCOND ST R EET Pitts prgh.
Speatal orders of CopPes Cut to' any dirsbliCroito
ern' , m j4434:dyrT
. .
- Bitswirarrs:- t,s 4 "
rifißirwig,F42ll4g*** l 47:'
40001 . 1 t., mirk - .
ik
,r,
MALATff.firmicr tOtEloweres
of.Alei t , Pateritando Brown
„, r ,
Y.t,f11.441 1 1 1 4 , C 114 fiet .txx,u
1 itarkvadadliiiVarilliakr, t
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ME
PITTSBURGH.
IRON . : BROKERS.
NbIGF MCIIN£3.
FIFTSWURGB. GAZETTE MONDAY, M
B STILL TANK
'IVOSXS.
7. , ,--.iilitiiiiiii-,t,r.:tc-ittiTOtir i
,--...,.. ., ... - - -- -
OY
. , .
~.._ . .
TUBULAR,rbmt -PrtED TUBULA R;
FIRE
BOX AR" CYLINDER STEAM swings,
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS, --
CHLMNEyS, BREECEING AND ASH rkli,l3,
_,
SETTLINEIf P ANS, SALT PANS" AND E.CON. I
STEAM FLUES, GASOMETERS .AND =ON
BRIDGES; ••
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SE MMES
Ogee and Warehouse, earner Second,
Tbird, Sheri and Liberty Streeltn,
PITTSBURGH, ,Pa.
fll
&boy" , (11•F!s m 'w b7:181, 1r.
- si' Orders sent t o o . the
prottkrall attended to.
W. YORROW....JAS. B. BABNUILL....JIB. 144116
01111110. , BOILER WORKS. .
1110111101 V, 13ABWHIW4t , CO:,
• • WANUTACTIMEI3 OF
Steam: Boilers, Oil Stills, A g itators,
• •
TAN HS. AALT PANO;OASO3IETERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, SUET IRON WORK/ Re.
Car. Liberty and Secoikd
I'LTTSBUUGIt PA t
REPAIRING promptly done. ' Jy4zto2
m. nsaNuiLL & co.,
BOILER MAKERS
AND smr.iT IRON WORKERS,
NOS. O. 211;514 AND 26 PENN ST
Having secured %Urge. yard and furnished it with
the most approved tnacionery, •we are pre_pared to
manufacture every description of BOILERS in the
hest manner, and warranted equal to any Inade
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, -Fire Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks, +lll Stills Agitators, Settling
Sal
Pans,
Iron. Bridges; Sugar Plus, and sole mann
fieturers of Burnhill's Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice,
JAMES M. RITF.III
No's; 55 and 56 Witter Street,
PITTSBIPAGII. PA.,
111ANUTACTCIIER Or
IRON OIL TANKS,
ON. JIL
SETTLING PADS. COPPER STEAM PIPE,
MOLLLKG MILL STACKS.
And SHEET IRON WORK,
!For Steamboats
rla
here• Ag
-1,1111 Mr
:MUM M. 1411:611 EDDID.CD D. DIIDSD.
JARED M. BRUSH & SOS,
.11ANCFACTIMER8, OF
ikrs, 011 Stills, Tanks.
'OM &C.
•6,1 Penn.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &~~
coos: .
CET THE BEST.
.BISSELL 417;" CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL. •
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast as
well as any other .titoretn the Union.
BISSFLT, & 00. 1 ,
No'. 285 Liberty Street.
Ais TA h lt=L o i lr 'k e,
LlEATait k i f riA
cooKING,IbTats,9,l:
OUEAPEST PLACE in the city
- • TO BUY THE
TRIUMPH COOKINC STOVE,
Is at No. 140 GRANTXIIMET.
, P. C. DUVET.
OILS.
WESLEY WILSON & CO,
NATURAL LUBRICATING
•
salAdtnt2l'd Ml 9r lli IL.
it.a::LioVl S3ltili.
QUALITY GUABAUTERI) UNIFORM
4ErrroMuda for qngultltles
NO: 167 Wood Street;
"DANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING."
sp2B:plii •
WARING AND RING, .
.• Commission therebants and Brokers in
Petroleum and its Products
• DALZELI'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,' '"
• *Ma ' Enkat; PA:• -
s ! •
PIIrf I ADELPHTA ADDRESS,
' • 'WARING, RING &
• • . .127 *Maui Stabeik •
. . .
Arrolimutiltr
-„
Petroleum and its PrOdttets . .
.-:.; ; tt; ,tt ,•..;
Plttsbureiollll6o-4iALLELLI BITIOING; itor
•
...Ptilladelphtsetlice-4117 WA~.NU 8T
JACOB WEAVER, Jr. &
:Oil annmiiurkwa, Jobbetsi": •
Ito. 3 in:A=BXE' WA Y . g ' il Clod
will,• buy lin se r a
and !ten 'olls t ' tubrtating, .T.eti fititattre ot l 4
couportt...... Our tong:experlence. In t e Petroleum
trade enable& es to offer unusual. tacllliteaassirin ,
aucementa ttioperators. As heretofore, we ere r f
t e m rin g ,ed v u.......... c l iti the
p l a n n tere itil s , t u
tw o f lu buyers i a r,g n r ! na l:
are co tally invited, to bring their &M INN , ?
-ig. Aga 0. 11: , ,',‘ • t , 7:1, ~ ~ f:. 1!,, 1' . n'l. s t
. '
11,7111W10X •. 4400 , • i
' '
:4 boar g rA d rummi a
''' 7;;;(14!, , , i;.1)
pUggi , Wlllll; l StritNlNlT:liqk
711.1 Jett. 4/ it 't
• iiiirl'."BrWid.". f 6 LUC I .EFEBII"
rt...)tid“ , 1" ,1 $l - ••.:11
Oineklioifs ,- Ddquesstiiwar, nu s buogy;
„, ,•••
";t1 ftc,i 1.e11,0,41
Yonasoture and have for solo all kinds of .1
Walt ICA 4 nNe VlLlis r V
• ovutAKR . l. l Ol3lOlcAr T , buta)
MI
te,„,6*.-0
FIN ..
VORT Pin' BAN 'NG 1011PANY,- ,
, "L- . '
.. 4 1, - ,. :
No. 169 W A to , &ltd. 7 A.
CAPITAL, : :' : : : $200,000.
, t
STOCKHOLDERS, INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE, -
..
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLD.
.: 1 40141-41 1 0V 1014311814.?0§.174441
Calleetions,made on all aCeessible paints in Die
United BtAtet and Canada'. • ,
DIRECTORS: -
D. Dostetter, , , 1 .Jno. C. Rusher. .
James Gordon, nubs. IL King,
D. Walince, I Andrew 31111 es.
E. Faweett, . ~, , I James K. Hallel. ~
- MAXIM; •fikfATIRIKANI /viten.
•
D: LEST: wmgoar. Cillshiehr•
El
KETI4IIN)NE- BANK,
No. 293 'Amor mum,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CAPITAL, (authorized,) $200,000.
if. J.'tynch",
John Murdoch, Jr.,
William Espy,' •
• Samuel Barckley.
BUSINESS
Collectlone made cm all eceeseible Pointe In the
United BU:tea . and Canada.
Interest Allow on Time Depnsits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
S. J irAlicm, A4eiiOent.
I •
GEO. T. VAN DOBEN. Coittior.
afirt3'rOCHROLDERS. LWDIVIEOOI.I,tI L4Ol.
NATIONAL BANK OF- COMMERCE,'
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Stra.
A. PATTERSON President
JOS. H.IIILL Cashier
CAPITAL, : : `: $ 500,000.
DIBECTOBS:
• A. Patterson. George W. Cass,
Wm. li. Brown, James McCandless,
lAllen tt e l l igt r r t fck. % 9 :1 1:: ge 3t
e l C ass
W. S. Haven. - - „ • .
DISCOUNTS DAILY, AT 11 A. N.
• sp9:on
t as:en
C/LUGHET & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,'
Corner Tltird and Wood 41treets,
PITICSINUTIGIII, PA.,
• DEAL
Exchange, Coin, Coupons,
And parttadar attention paid Cott e purchase end
sale of . •
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Sigcht Drafte on Xoondoit.
• • =slaw
N upptiEs& SONS,
57 Market Street,
Collections made on all the principal polata of the
United States and Canadas.
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
•
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Particular 'attention paid to the purchase and
sale of ..
United States Securities.
jaw:at i•
STEBIIT SAYINGS BANK,
No. 59 Fourth Street.
CHARTE I II,ED 1866...
Interest paid on Time Deposits
ANY-RUM ILEORIVEit FROM
ONE' DOLLAR UPWARD.
oEl'4B4. z iS' ' BIIR4ECT TO CHECK, WITMOUT
INTEIpr.IT. .
Discounts Daily stlll o'clock.
rirWaellt.4ll4)llPEON BELL
'.lrioe'Prefildent.4.N. XAMOIALL.
, •• • •,,, • - • DIILIKV011e: , •
..irgompsoli BELL, • I A: • 14.'• SiARSHALL,
JOS. DII,WORTH. iI. JOS. ALA-REF.
J,J. AIL LESPLE. I
, .
. - -
StockVJ ders to wriom:We quake reference:
1
.Wm. orrythe, ~. . , ,Aosend Dilworth,
Wm: Caldwell, ' . " ' Her. Dipld Kerr,
'Willis Dalsell, • , ; '' - ~. Henry. Latnbert, '
D.-3y. C. Eldweil.• •:,
A. /li. Brown, -
' ullon. . . . Thomas Ewing. .
it: 'if,,
‘ 6 ,. , 113 A NKE
iaworsr t,
r t! :1 4 T 'lt/
±iit.Rl4ll4lll94.ltr.
DEALERS IN GOVERNISENrSECURITIEV .-I
.:.• ;• o, i ~ •.• ii.tp i w ; :r, l ._ ,
..,.,.,,
6
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flo,1?.1 „iVtrrogis,:jpooLD J. ; ~.: ,! !, ,
.1“
Boti s aiittiold on , btainilndorwheri4nd 1O Now
0 4 0 E I V rl , ' A r tintsof a. ITHefilfakiifi a olii
'Bank.
VSEPA I 7 • ALL )7.APPF
1144 41 0:: - W0: 441 .**00K3 , :«
_ _
„No. 14 eniltbilleictettelek : 0 , r.
..., , • -,, • , .1, , . - ... , 11. 'i , il 1' , "... , 1 , it A , ~ ,c,i0,, „ !
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bind.;„; . :1 ,.
iiztfeiecVnt, 4,
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1' ,imogybrricorazat ...
.PAti, mc , DEroorra.,: ANT au
iprimmigracom•Lostarimar.n. l ab e .:.
1 pols metro 0 1 Wet10 4 : 11 4imilhoutfttalsifirt<
.. . ....,..
"/XliggistACitliz' ” git'.• , ,1 ri• ••' ,z l'
, 41C0.11. TEND • Trelketrity.t;••
17+ 1 4.4 8 4 1 r.ii9P Pc tar•ii '1 f ‘lk..',,
"le.; ~.,:i•• 1 2...;* Px n : 1 *-W 1 0 , ;-',1•.?P fy7; ,
• Jam . es Illanksit4l l7 M 7T— iiiigilitlk4Wii, ll `' .1
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re t .. .nt.q oe A
, _ offlacilkl tf i ,
ip l
a
-Aft. 4; 10 fivelfictitS UK -,ll.tlvte:), voaltilol.
1
Y 25. 1868
RE!
13 . 1// ge T le n .' U. Mimi tan,
lienry tkmkstoce,
tito. T• Van 139"1"
TRANSACTED.
};ART & C 0..)
PITICI'SI3I7II,O3EI,
-- • • •
.
•
ItEMOVAL.
I RAVE REMOVED MT
•
vt f
BANKINEr Kitt UCIDINGE (WOVE
,1 T 4 TFill
iiporner 4. 4 l , lftitank Stree t V
' :! 1 4
V e o di m m e t r E lyibe clt eo l!. ied- by :be NATIONAL BANK OF
• • -
• PH. R. MERTZ.
. f!
. .. . .
~, Corner Fourth' and Wood Sts. •
33 . : - Ak.' N' 13L- 7. • !EL 'SW' .
•, n,.. • BUY AND SiLL ALL KINDS OF ft
GOVERNMENT SEOURITIES
60 1 A -141,7 R. A ND CO UPONS,'
ONs, •
11
. ..
ON MOST FAVORABLE, ER . IS ;_,' ."
7-80's' '....DNVE ItTED
~, • - -
, INTO Tar. .- .. •,. : : -
NEW . 5.40 croviio3i , po.ND. --
Pir Interest Allowed' on Deposqs.
; sir mom) Li:Woo ON eovEN43rEwr
BONDS, and other 'appyoiiidleoliat e ral,. at . Wired
'nation fates. /22 - ' ''. 2 2' ' '• ' 2 • -
Ordera exeeated for the Parehase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD. -
'.TAMES 1".: BRADY er,:do.,-,
eti.. - I**gijr__4k*
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE or THE PITTSBHBOH GAZETTE,
SATURDAY, May 23, 186%1 1 - ,
The gold market shows a remarkable
steadiness; the quotations to -day have been
139%, without any ` - variation Whatever.
The shipments of, specie to Europe haye
been again as heavy as the week before;
three million dollars, which were, covered
by California shipments of , half a.milllon
for priVate parties, and a like mount for
the 'United States Treasury—the balance
had to come from the reserve. ,fit almost
any Other time prior to this, this enoi 7
mons export would have caused apprelten
along and induced people to buy on specu
lation fora rise, but the stagnation of busi
ness and the fear that the Govern
ment ' might sell its large reserve
prevents parties from buying at present.
Taking our political status in considera
tion, the premium should decline the mo
ment any reliable estimate could be made
of oar next crops; but fair prospects will
lead to heavier importations which ope
rates like a check against any decline.
Government bonds remained barely
.steady; the excitement to buy and hold for
prices is evidently over, au(l
on a
care
tamination of the 'records of the
markets
e last seven .years it will be
found that w
ver prices of governments
- have gone up •-• rt h. l / 4 11clii New„ York, a
large supply frmte the for has covered
all that the market wo'ula-,,,, 4 k e . - i n v i e w ,
of the rapid but steady adVintee heavy
contracts for future 'delivery h ave b een
made by parties who have the tk..... mt to
put prices up or put them down, and if its
to their advantage to see the market low
er, they can put it down 2 or 3 per cent. As
an investment at present prices, bonds will
scarcely yield More than 6 per cent.
Stocks^ are firm; all 'eastern shares are
improving; Fort Wayne keeps up close to
110, which it had touched yesterday;
Cleveland it Pittsburgh, Rock Island and
the North Western shares are firm, but
dealings are light. In Bank,and Insurance
stocks little is • done, and our Railroad se
curities are not in demand, in fact are very
dif f icult to plaCe at, any.price.
Money is tightening up again, although
business is dull, and 10 to 12 per cent is
paid for all' well secured obligations, en
cept at bank,, where a fair balance is
kept.
Closing quotations as received by Ph. R.
3lertz, were as follows:
Gold, 139%; 1881 bonds, 115; 1862 5-20 s,
110%; 1864 do, 108%; 1865 do, 10834; Consols,
110%; 10-40 s, 104%; 7-30 s, 108%.
E. 21
*Rallroads—Oleveland dr. Pittsburgh, 87, - ;
Fort'Wayne,lo9%; North Western,oonunon
663;; North Western-preferred, 773 y; Now
York Central, 129%; Erie, 69; , Old South
ern 87,V; Ohio Mississippi, 30%; Alei-
Chanta Union Express,2B74:lYestern Union
Telegraph,37%. . Mining Shafes—Corydon,
25; Quartz Hill, 80; Quielisilver, 3034.
--Closing quotations received by Janies7r.
Bradya Co.: 3 • ;""
'Gold, 189%; 11. S. 6'8,1 34F
881's
,1145-20's,
DM, 110; 5-2 Vs, - 1804, 1089{; 5-20's, 1865.
108'; 'lO-40%, 1047 i ; 5-20's,. January and
July, '65, 1103; s:2o's, January and July,
'67, 11614; June 7-30's; 108%;:- July. 7180's,
108,4;May Comp., 1865, 119-40.
Commlssiry Awards.
Brevet Brigadier General, M. P. Small,
C. S., at Louisville, made the following
awards of contracts for, commissary stores
on Wednesda,v; , • . • '
J. Rawson, Cincinnati, 20,000 lbs , bacon
sides at 817,76 ,per 100 lbs. . Phillips At
Scatty, 20,000 lbs bacon sides at 18c per lb.
OwSley & Co., 400 tibia mess pork at 828.24
10 .bbl , delivered at pork house., B. Floyd,
,1i bacon ihoulderwat /4e per, lb. C.
Camper, NeW 'Albany, 100, bbls
fancy,., at 812,60. ,F. Leyden & Co., New
AlbarlY. 100 •.bbls, fancy, flour at; $12,50:
t3myser•& Milton,-200. 40 extra family Sour
at• 01465.. ,B,..m . „Nrageaer u ,loo ., dc., :do at
$1175, ~ fdri, New Albany, 500 do do
at lin,o
A.Frarkr
10,000,1 rice,at 31.1,45,per cwt.. Neweombi
Buchanan st Co., 50,000 do brown SUA.nr, at
sl2,74i,Pe'r. _ow!, IL ;Igtihaeffer.:l4 t f..l.4 lll B.
000 de.spar i tstadles et. g4e per Alp and'2o,-
000 Soap at so,76,per,Ciit. 'FroetAx . 4
ble, citiepinati; 20;000. de Soap ! 58,45 leg 2r
`wreivt. A l ,NewbouSe;lBo,ooo.4 Ault at wa
" •
per
1
•. 1 1; • . ... , . , I.i.q.i.i.i , livi atiet . ••' •• '
Li• • • • .yri•••• -•„1, • .(,/•: •
tl47,telopapb 20,00.R4ilwrgb Gagifige.l ~.! ~,.,
~•:CLay.snarint pitay,2B.-rFlour. ia,dull and
neavy ,wAtia, a downward tendency ' m -AIM
primal; sales at 11,50a12 for city made XX
.I.lplngi 51000811050 for,conntry.do;l,,ol.4 for
2c.,1‘ oily madentlitterP $15,54 for XXX, city
inade•widto w 1 and i1it,60a124745, tbr XX red
conntvartacie‘: (Wheat is.dullttnd inactive;
/fa. L red winter offoredoit 82,0; No. 2, do
Western spring, te,enthaiytuominal. Corn
is rather:armor witit•ltaittea , on spot at
,9aci•fbr No.k•kattelledif .oa ght tadall mid nomir
nal,:litildersaakh*76o for Noe Stater'it.ll o
flpizipal. 4#‘l4oi3p,fifilelit ettcleu.F l 2 l
quletMar, .a,a at 25% tor .l'emr
4
i m e4 i /13 , rn tt ' :1„ ,. ... ASPrA o ,•ti,efft. 4.5,O§PPt•
ir,,-- .cr. , ,' 77.) t f. I Slt ' '' .., l' . ,It A.,' .'..
1 ttili c 4 g at a tu,llphaitlit: ' .. v r.. ,, ; 1
~, / I Irk I , stii*. ,, I' V :!.`,.• r
LPLTeimmlicto klFs ,P 6 Ffik i tetn . p irsiiii
= of- ,
, i1 i 3 4aY4 0 15• 13 91f• , • 144 . 4 • ' '.
-- 1 -- -arr , , • :i: as ;Den a449,•.1 ..,4/•,.a... ,
Itl , /" . I 'Gee/ ,141/1// 114 , /' in''/1'.1i';1.1,-ii..., OW / 71, .
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PiTT9BII7*GII MARKETS.
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°Fin% OF THETITTSBERGIE GAZETTE,
SlThimaxitgay 23 i,./. 866 .‘
The -is lint lietle t h at is red y new E.
4 - '' - '• i
tie sattin rigard;lt9. thi gen eral i market':
The oOratitiiis iig*nciPt of t h e leading arts
Noiii 14:re lbiienilsornewhat r f restiicted for
some e An, Old -While :the demand ;,
% caul) - - aPosqwholly to :itlpplying 17, , , ,-
mediae wants, as both dealers and ec
sumers seem dispoied to : curtail as mu','.
,
as possible; there is, nevertheless, a 11:i
verb - 3mo of Wellies& in the aggregate. -4 : -
values, thereha , 43Peen some changes du-,
ingliiejaat teeek c ilone - or wbleh,lio,von.r,
~1".—.4,-1—,.., .—• ----i-If , •1
are worthy of spect notice. h
‘i
APPLE . .13XITVE11 , --Is quiet ppt - sterkd •
with regalq sal at 80c to 11 per galkm . i a.
to quality. i., :li -. h ,, c' 4.,
*APPLE:S.4O4O supply kin d ilidi3ibiliti,'L
unchanged, at $O , ito $7 per bbl, according Y.
to 411a11tY,.... AE I :4 .... ' . .... ; y.. i. t , ..,..
BUTTER—Is 4i perfect drug as the mar.' •
ket is compieteix glupii;. nearly iiveryli
body seeps ta .1100 time atvelp for sale, and.
buyers are remarkably scarce. Good td,
choice Roll may i be qileted at 20 to 25c. - ,
EGGS—flucluMged at 20u: i .., - ~--., ~:•; : kt
SEEDS- F .:M:O3Od is demand' and
scarce but unchanged at $2,50 to $2,55,
/C° demand. -Wiii49.YßelfeSSlPeef ne Tiiao
thy. 11
• - Ali wart° - idiir
Cr'RALN—WiriOr Meat _
fair milling deuiltml _yid* Niles of ,B.qok•ltt
s2;6s'to 's2;6B; White '5 to higher.' Oats
fir in, with sales Pp iiv.liarf. arid trilok at gt.to ,..
85c, and in light [supply., cern ; is still quo-;
ted , at - SI;OSIOFWMtei fitiked, l itrid.sl4of
t 0.51,12 forprimO. _Rye fk F pil at
$2,00. g
DRIED. FRUIT—Firm but: unchanged;
sales of Peacheslat 12 to 14e; . and Apples at 4
OTATOES---iTho Markel is , jean active
and'irlittre dial," under the influence of in
fluence of increased arrivals. • =Sales-of
prime Peach Blows in store at $1,50 pert'
bushel. II
• SALT—Sales'of Allegheny River brand. ;
to ,the trade .101,1,75 to. $l,BO, 'and IP2-fel
small lots in stOe. ;
HAY—Baled on
wharf
$2O to $25 for fair'; to ' prinie". Wagon Hay'
may be quoted At "$24 to $2B - per toni - a.s to(
quality. j • " '
PROVISION 13acOn is quiet.. but;
'steady at former quotations . We continue
to quote at 14%0' for Shottidetsi'lol4 to 18 '
for Ribbed and Clear . Sides; 20 to 21e fe
Plain and Calssod. Sugar Cured Hams
Lard. 19 to 19 c.. Mess Pork, •
LARD OIL — nclumged at $1,25 for No
2; and $1,50 for No. 1.
HOMINY—Is dull arid Unchanged; sale 4
at 86 to $0,25. i •
FLOUR—The. Flour market has been t
truirkably quieldaring . the past week, an
while thers an easier' feeling, prices ai
there ,
unchanged. We quote at $11',25 to $1],75 fa
Spring Wheat ;` sl2,so •to $l5" for Winter .
Wheat; and $l4 to sl6fOr fancy brands. Rye
Flour, $lO to $10,25:.
PI'T'TSBURGH PETRPLEM XOtII.ET
OFFICE OF THE Pi'rrsiitriirig OA2E.TTE,
Sarunnav, May 23,'1868
CRUDE—The .Crude mhiket has bee,
comparatively quiet during.the past week
and subject to but very slight " fluctuatik.
in value, and the, sales, in the aggrega ,
have been unusually small. In the eat
part of the week business was very di
and to effect sales, holders were obliged ?
make a slight concession. Since the:
however, under the influence of report'
that the then expected "corner" '
.was liktf
to be a - success the market stiffened
'• sllghtly, spot 4311 advancing froin 10,0
11c; at which figure it was held finulvt
day. • Jane 'and July may be, quoted
11;e.e. seller's option; and the'the last
months; from July to December, wit/
specified amount to be delivered
month, sold at 12c. There is a fair :truant
of oil in this market at present,` estimate - .
in round numbers at three hundred thot'
sand narrels, but the great : portion of • thli
it should be borne in mind, is in the hand
of refiners and - Speculators, so that th., -
quantity of oil really in. the hands of legiti:
mate Crude dealers and for sale,' is much,
smaller than" Many haVe been led to sup-
pose. A telegrWi from Oil 'City qriotelf '
market drill at $.%70 to $3,75 on creek. anf
43,95 to 84 at that point.' •
REFINED—There has been, consideratat
excitement in the Market ftir bonded ,011
this week, occasioned by an expected neat?
ner," which was to haVei Occurred onThurs
day or Friday,- bat which,•according to th
tenor of our advices to-day', was, to say I.v
least, a partial failure. It would ivyf
that all of our refiners who had 14 .
"called" promptly .responded to the
by having their;oil on hand at thereat
time and we learn that when delivere -
Vra Bjust as promptly paid - for. The
ties who called, we have no doubt, the:
that many of Clio sellers would not be
to deliver, and in that event'
a they, v 4
advance the price of spot oil ti , 3sc.,,peri
40c, and make the poor refiner pay the . ,
ference, and this is what "cortierers".ll
after; it was the little differences they
after, not the • oil, but, unfortnhatel,Y
them, the& got all the oil and ne - difl
ences. To-day, it was said that 280 was to
best, offer for , spot ell, though there wel e
no sellers below 30 to 31e, and so far as.
could learn, there were no sales. Now 4 -5301
the *agony" is over, we'areilu. hopes - Qt . /
business will improve,,and that dt• will
more legitimate and`less speculative. f
ARRIVALS—The ,arrivals oil
nailed to-day were as fcillowlit.: •
Fulton, M. ck C 0... 160Bly fi rink'tOt ,
Lockhart, F. dt.o 84. I ,Fisher: &Bro.
Total -•- •`' ~
Total Receipifor the - week
Total Receipts last . Week::..
Total receipts since' Jan‘.'l'
~,,
OIL ' SEIII.3iLi47B •iii.. A. V.X' ll
McKelvy .. ctar9„, ,26.1 bills ref, Logan r. &Bro.;
~phlladr-lphia.. „ 7 1
Clark & Sumner,. AA do do to,r
it scm, philadelpida. -« tf."-: ' 3 I
Lockhart. , Frew ofeCo " ••729,1
,„
Warden, Friw '44 oo.,cgiiiiiidet .a ,o
.400
McKee & . Hackett . ., 49 tic!
14001 DC
Fawcett Login 1&.04 ,S 4 tod k ic a:l e ;
g di,
W. P. Logan & tro.,.Plilladeli,-,„
..lohnstma,& Paine, 08 de, d0 . .,0
gan & Pm., Philadelphia. ~ „,..1
Montzheirrier, K.,904„1ec &
ici-Woxiligp.RlPS, ft 00,r i bt
tp ,
Tat. Ret.:44,,ist. Co., 300 I
Dilworth, & go.; ; Philadelpi el ~.•`;‘,,-,
B. l .)4;mritan,.l2l;do ,do p,
i f
Co.. ri01a0,9104 , ;-, fi 0,
t
OIL SHIPMENTS : PROM: 113 •' ' ', --
,IL M. Long r& Co., 155, .I. '..' .
den, Frew :&:Co., Philads4 - _
-ilintchinsonk OitCo., 563,f , '... , •::-
Frew & Co., Philadelphisl; .', :....;'
,• ;Fleming tit., Co., < 50tt de'_: ; ;::, ,
King &Ica., Philadelphimk. t
1
G. - Wd Holdshin, 1 1 3' , tkq
King &Ca,.lPhiladelpitim
Brooks, , Ballentintr i & Co.N
. :10 , ,,„;..
.7g j ardeni.r , t 00 : .4. ,, Phi4td04..
,ii, , , , , e „,„,..fidthe Pittsburikb , t, • ~,,..
! CiNctsziArz, May 23.---17441 C .
'unchamp&c 3 Vheamisn4undimmlik
moderate demand,. • RPF 4 .4414.4414.- : : t..
co. 1• . PF 4 IB lirme cgt n ifit i fo;`, .'
~, ai ti b and dill ~ f Ark
"'FiQtt middling u l phYlds bPint.llo)4 lit di )
e „..„ . rb . ociti 111,e1 atVg... 4 , f: i f s no isal,
able at batter r 49 2 ,,. tilic militil
guli;'AtililioldeltiVq . Ij4al44ootiteid 44
ii r
18111; t1T722 .991 at t agt*trill P
iq 131 e l tl i , ~, , I tlizA 1 :
#t 'PO° deli , ': °, elr All . 41 19 , PIPar. . 6
- sat T uit t 1.4 .6 . 41 tot , . y. i.Pr, , 4
4
,i llOlO Illabe gib
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.be pe
Butter,t Apt ' :tsg,.
WI A• ' 0 •
' %,... l 'bli iti SIF I A .. -
41114, , ..0 ,/. • . . _
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fr i t h ; I t ' 4 , 44 141 k:,. b 7 "1114, Vti t - '
yr Wile i&, ;2. '7.." , 4 iLtro' 4 0 ;11r L
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