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Asse,Mboitt Cranks;
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pipadn Java, Collars, &e
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Bar, - Hoop 'and Sinet Iron,
WROUGHT mom,
Iron Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
Wator..ite.
ALSO, -
OIL WELL TUBING.
01119%.98 Water.and 182 First Streets.
PITTSBURGH,. Pa.
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KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
_LLOYD & BLACK;
Best common, Refined, Charee.al
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, .BLOJITNIATAOM IRON:
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ME&CHAM_BAR, ROUND and SQUARE IRON.
BOGEN BAND,_T•and ANGLE IRON.
BOILER PLATB and SHE_ETLVSONr
MOWER AND REAPER BARB;
CYLINDER and GUARD or FINGER IRON.
RALLS,A_Cla,ndall& z os. to the yar,
UeliTieLHAESsiind for am . ...
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COAL SCREEN IRON.
NAILS AND SPIKES. _ ,
Warehonse and Office at the 'Worls, GREEN
ODOR STREET, (acontinuation of First street,)
Sid,9rig "apt,' Gas Works, Pittsburgh.
t r infigtlNct P litgreArSeCo4 •
Pettqlvania Iron. Works.
,Warelionse, Nosill6oand,lo7; IVEST „STREET,
opposite Monongahela 'Hauge;
aD24:d6 PITTSOIIIIGH.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SThiatk Kg= ca
laan74i oeeidiliaciiptlon of
CAST. AND CERMAN STEEL,
RAILWAY sttmos,
ELLIPTIC AND PLATFOR3I SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, Ac., Ac.
itirehdpie l 'Bo Water and 100•Fint Sts.
P1ir..8.:11"/X' STEEL WORKS.
NuERSON, COOK & CO.,
(317CCZ880E8 TO JONES, C 0.,)
lfsonfacturen of tbs . .;
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MILIAZ4 BARB ag PARKIN.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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AND
STBia, WORKS.
PTITSBIIIIGH, PA.
MEE
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Fotrwisikals,'
A TLAS
MOttTON STREET, Ninth Wwil,
PITT3BV fIL
THOMAS N. MH.L . EB)- President.
These Works are among the largest ane most
complete establishments 4 the West, and are now
prepared to furnish; • t , - I
Enitthes; Or evert description.
Boilers, 011 Tanaka.
Sheet Iron Work.
itafirosid*Casligigs.
RoUlug 311111 castimis.
-Engine Cesitings.
Machine
General Castilla&'
011.D.Eai SOLICITED
nO:wl9 ' , '
STATIONAL FOUNDRY
••• ANCI• PIPE WORKS.
CornerVairrop and dinallnian S*(da,
(NTI:TEE WARD,) ,
• PrrrEiStrltGat, PA.
i SKIM
Manufacturer of •
•
CAST IRONBOWL PIPE,
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sand, j1 8 151M:t le n g ths . c Mo7o.soritaLtrif
6thigraCiiifinis . foi edittiitiViitOk*Orks.
I would also call the attention Of Saperinteadeute
of Gas Works to my make of RETORTS.
1 • fele:tlo • • - • • -
.THE - . - OR:1011TIPMF0,1110111'0,
CHARLES X3fAP, President.
J. X. MNAP. Five President.
0. METCALF, See?g, and Tress's%
J. K. WADE, Engineer. •
•
J. SNAP, General . Manager.
' stszCsoss: ,
JADES B. KITIMAT,' of Lyon, Shoth & Co.
A. E. W.-P-AINTER, of J. Painter. & Sons.
C. B. HERRON, of sgang, Chalfant & Co.
• THOS .- S. BLAIR, of Shoenberger & CO.
WM.' METCALF, of Miller, Barr &Parkin.
3LA...sitTACTIhtTRS or •
Bolling Mill and - Blast Machinery.
RETORTS and CASTINGS: 'of e ery desealption.
EBNEST'S NAIL 'MACHINES. fe24
O. LIVV.PGEITOIT.Tr. 12:1111RT.W A:ROBINSON, 411.
LIVINGSTON:46 CO.,
..• IRON FOITNDZRS
III,ANDPACIDREIL9 OP
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• FINE LIGHT CASTINVS,
All descriptions, for Plumbers and Gas Litters: Ag
riculturalimplements, Cotton and Woolen Mill Ma
chinery, au.
All Job Work promptly attended to.
Quite 'and WorksWASIIMNIGTOI.7 AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
AORMSON REA & CO.,
Successors to ROBINSON, MINTS & MILLgitS,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
POUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSIUNGH,
,
Manufacturers of Boat and .Stationary Steam En
gines 'Blast Engines, Mill 'Machinery, Gearing,
Shataigeastings of all descriptions; 011 Tanks and
llermsdSheet Iron:Work.
' Once, No. IR,' corner First and SmithlieldStreets.
Agents for GIIIEGABD , S PETENT 'ouzo :Mt for
feeding Boilers. ' jalint2
MOOT BLANC F(IIINDBY.
, Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Union Iron MUis, )
PITTSBURGH.
Bolting BIM and Bridge Castings,
IMBIBLE SKEIBEVAND PIPE BOXES,
/14•CiiWERTA129 ,-cA 7 srplps. 9F-ICERALLY.
Orders promptly and moray executed. . 1
. Clarges.reuonsble. .
. BMW EACiainD.
yaitutrif, FetilllllBl.
PRICE & 811 a:
Office and .Vitiehoise,l9 Wood street.
• idgui4iatuie aa keep constantly on hand.'
Thimble, Skein '
.;and Pipe BOxest
'.':W#GOICESCHCO,HOO
SUGAR KE'rTI.ES, HOLLOW WARE,
Ind.alistings generkly. apikrd
QMAS CARLIN A, CO. •
W.aid Foodry and NactOne
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SABDBB.4I - ,BT,,,A.T , PBG.BENT CITI,
Manniseinieis of 13i4inal.nienehel'Presses,'Pal
tittnntabIntetnl.r.CiStgl, Clime il v .ro l lifht g ,
Wilton Boxes, ttro. ilnii4 to,order...id have on
band Engines of sll . unrl4:qs
FOVrantir'
WORIKer
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mu- ?If- • I Lathes„
1 Balls, MW castings, 84/
FULTON NIACHINE,MnaItift
ESTABLISHED IN 1830.
lainiiiicary;or u riatzltelinrds l 'q an elle a
and of the mist a roved patterns or stattonta
ETi ST ATS and SiliAlit FERRY
T le S 3 4 A variety . ilf 10 ; . 19 MO 1 hone power
GENES, 'OWL link Ao sold at. MT ,Teduced
prices.'. : , 1 , ,r , ; 1..... •
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the Ohio Pe q•
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WOMCS•
CARROLL* SNYDER,
XASTZTPACTURZIIf3 OP
TUBULAR, POUBLE-FLUED TUBULAR, FIRE
BOX AN." CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS.
15h - t, STILLS AND
_,OIL TANKS,
411uNbrm, BREECBINti 40X) A9s ;PANS, :
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS. AND CON-
DENSERS:
STEAM PIPES, GASOKETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES:
PRISON DOORS AND COAL.SHDTX3-
OWee Mid * Warehange...COr/Oe* Second.
. Third, Short sad Liberty. Streets,
PITTSBURGH; Va.
- `6O Orders sent the stboves sddreie wil .be
prompth attended to.
inb7:lB9
8. MOBROW,. ! ..TAS. BLAIR.
&HASA BOILER WORKS;
ritoltilo* ituniKrit -
it co
mANITAcirunARE OF
Bteam Agitators,
TANKS;SA.LT PANS, 4ASOKETER9,WRODGHT
IKON BRIDGES, SHEET IRON WORK, &c.
PITTBRIIRGH,4,Ar.
REPAIRING promptly done. jy.l:b2
WM. BARNUILL - &CO.,'
BOILER MASERS
AND SHEET IRONeIATORKERS,
NOS. 20, 22, 242.11 D 20 PENN ST.
,
Haiing seattred a large s snrd And, tarnished it with
the most approyed machinery,. ,we are prmared to
manufacture every deScription of BOMEUS in the
best manner, and warranted egnal 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 Pane, and sole mann
falurers Of Barnhill'ePatent Boilers. • • -
Repairing done on the shortestnottee. Iss:c2l
J AMES M. urripire,
Nos.' 55 and 56 Water Street,
.
PEITI 1117116111,
NANCFACTITREIt OF
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IROli OIL - "TANKS,
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SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM PIPE.
^,T RoJIUNu, MILT.
And SHEET IRON WORE,
, • _roe Steamboats.
JARZD X. BRUSH EDMUND D. }MUSA.
j'AlitlW-DL BRUSH & SON, •
=I
Steam Bei Tanks
SHEET IRON WORK, &C. :
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, &C.
COOK
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL & CO.'S
NRITTAx.g.H,
FOB BITUMINOUS COAL.
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Roast as
well as any other Stove in the Union.
1 ?* 85,-1413eFFf .S wet. .
Also on bandand for sale, "
PliaLl t ß E MlVe rr i c iz s .
GRATE PRONTEb IIENDEBS,
fi99 -1 4 /4 & NO E .% ac•
CHEAPEST PLACE in tiniraty
PrFrilV) l: I , lr ;7 l :jg' l 7,
TRIUMEPICCOOKINC STOVE,
Is at No. 148 GRANYSTREET.
je2 P. C. DUFFY.
• •
WiILEY WILSON &
. • . : !.. C.. _
NATURALLUBRICATING
COIL;
Settled In tank, and prewed.expresaly_ for RAIL
ROADS. and ALL CLAMES Or MACHINERY.
Que.= EIITAILATTEED trEIPORN.
W Proposals for quantities solicited.
IST /Wood Street,
"BANK. OF COMMEROZ BIILL" r INO.'
Z3:pl9
WARING AND KING, -
Comas don litarcants sztViroiiers
Petrolettuaud its Products,
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AND DEALERS Di '
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PittsbasAti (MerDALL,gr,W , 23ITILDING, ear
ner of Duquesne isidir4itu streets.
Ma d at Z ta gi tte talMti
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sad Beau Oils, Lubricating, r i , lionstaa i d
egriligek' anzA=l/expeideate 'VAMP". e
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enables as to curer imam EaCe..uit...se. ark --...
tiVra ill irlo t ri a ate, irt ig gid a.
lento era makaalt.,, mei ihaytaaoU4,Ro ."
are cordlaarltrrttedita "their *WPM:
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Onieetegne Way, 11148 “. 1111411:
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=_ N 0.169 Wand Street . T
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t2OO 000
CAPITAL; . •
STOCKHOLDERS ;INDIVIDUA • 4LY• LIABLE,
DEALERS -IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND COLO.
4116;:flEPOSITS.
Collecitone ninite. on all agceeeltile pnints Lithe
'United States and Canadaa.
DIRECTORS
D. Hostetter, -
James Gordon,
D. WsDuce, ,
E. Fawcett,
~CL, ~B6,F,'ptes't.
ite
LEFT
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CAPITAL, (anthorized,) : : $200,000.
Y; ch
;t ffi n; n, ;l Mdoeh, Jr., eilisegC
William Espy, I Geo. Van Doren.
Samuel Barekley....._ --
&GENERAL BANKING BtJSINESS
TRANSACTED,
Oollectlona 'made] allanctealble point¢ Lai the
United States and Canada.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposits.
UHITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
H. J. LYNCH, President.
. ,
GEO. T. VAN EPOREN.Eashior. -
ifirATOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY . LIABLE.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Con of Wood and Sixth Sta.
A. PATTERSON
Cashier.
CAPITAL, : : $500,000.
JOS. 11. BILL
DIRECTORS:
George W. OM.
. James McCandless,
• Wm. Douglas, -
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,
Win. H. Brown,
Chas. Lmkbart,
Allen Kirkpatrick,
.W. S. Haven,
DISCOUNTS HAIL
HAIIT,CAUGIFEY &
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
pri - rsuratcaff,
(SUCCESSORS TO HANNA, HART a C 0..)
Exchange, totipons,
And part4cular attention paid to tl a purchase and
^.sale o 1
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight 'JDratts on London.
HOLMES & SONS,
33ALIVS.M1=1.1B,
;;(--'1' 65 ,-" Miitket Street,
PrI1"1"98UliGli, PAL.:
Collections made on aII the principal points of tbd
United States and Canadas.
Stocks, Bowls and,oftSocurfies
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COXMISSION.
• Particular atteuttot -"aid to the purchase and
Sale of
,I.TTLited StEttes Securities.
lankal
WESTERN SAVINGS ELLPIiI
• -
No.' 69 .troisrth Street.
Cll.A.f . t r 'N - 3 , V 4 p, 1866.
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Intereii *aid Deposits
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President—THOMESON BELL.
THOON MAL'
Jog, DrvwtrearG. JOS." - sT 4RFE. -
J. J. GILLESPIE,
Stoekholders,to ertionswe make reference:
Wm. Forsythe, - "Joseph Dilworth,
Wm. Caldwell, Rev. David Kerr,
Willis Dalzell, liesiambert,
P. W. Cdwelli - /1.1 , rowatc,,s.
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BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
. TO THE
CoTner of Fifth ITlod,,Streets,
lavmeraceitipled by the. EATON:AL BA.H . HOF
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PH. R. MERTZ.:
JAS T. BithY. &.- CO
•
Coper Fourth and Wood:Sts.;
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BUY AND SELL ALL RINDS OF
G9VERNMRTT SECURITIES,
GOLD; SILVER . AND COUPONS,
ON MOST FAVORABLE TEEMS. '
730'E; C 0 NVERTED
INTO.TItE
NEW 5-20 CQVIr'OI
,BOND.
Qom' Interest Alloitell . on Deplissip ! ,
• sa-'3iONED LOANED ON GOVERN - id:ENT
BONDS, and other approved collateral, it lowest
market rates.
, -
Orders executed for the 'Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD..
. . .
JAMES T. BEADY Sr. CO.
gni). C. Risher.
Itokt. H. Kung,
Annrew
James XV.. Batley
LSON,
t'll....li#Oittgij , ..aa:it.ttf,
Gold was very firm to-day, with ,au up
ward tendency. The continued heavy
shipments are draining tfie' country of
specie, and in Elie aliSetreti cOirdifer
cial bills in the market, - shipmentg of
specie laavp ,to be made
_to cover drafts..
The higliviibt:teliefis of lands here will no
longer permit to ship to Europe with'any
Rr otit. HOW4iverohot* the, premium on
gold faricelaitlouni of c gpld
would come into market heretofore
hoarded.
, ;ftriports of dry* goods have been,
heavy redentl, and) pain:o34s. haxe to be
made for them before our harvest is ready
for export; this, together with the general
stagnation of business; will keep people
watching closely anything that may tend
to Ad6ne`e '
President.
T . , AT 11 s. 3149:cm
FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
MONDAY, Iklßy :5,.1865.
Government bonds advanced again 3,‘ per.
cent. to-day for all old issues, and 1867's
were even 34 per cent. above Saturday's
quotations. The investment demand for
bonds has eutirely ceased, and more offers
to sell are made by parties who wish to
'realize or expect to buy cheaper. at-a fu
ture day. The demand
,ruus Chieffy, for
1865 and 1867 boas: . t ieing' used for
sion of Seven Thirties, otherwise no inquiry-
is made ~from pnrchmerp. sigh as the
premijimAuty he:43y. ,licaids, ease of the
money market may carry them up higher,
since money is seeking investment on call
at 3 - per cent. per annum.
Stocks are higher, and a general im
provement of the entire stock list has taken
place. Fort Wayne, Cleveland, North
.Western. Rock Isbinl, YOritictititral
and Erie are up about 3, to % per - cent.
Express stocks are weak and 19wer. The
exlielsiiirgsitiinffngs - hiiee'dep'rivetinost of
these companies;of their surplus and earn-
ing ar4 r elthough, !sleeks_ are,..lew, c ppw,
people are afraid to risk much; the stock
being generally held by cliques of rairroad
managers.
In local stocks some littie inquiry was
made for Columbia. lendffriniaph oil and
some Valley bonds, but potations given
cannot be relled'riPoiC
vytiowee at from S to 10 per
cent.; 12 per cent. is the ruling rate for any
outeide.paparliot strictly bankable. Busi
ness seems to improve a little.
Closing quotitions as received by Pit. R.
Mertz, were as follows:
Affki Agi#4,4,log.t. 11 0 5448,
110%; 1864 d 6, 108%; 1865 do, 108%; Consols,
110%; 10.405,105%; 7-30 s, 108%. •
Etdlidadetreland & Itittsbargh, 86%;
Fort Wayne,llo,; North Western,common
67%; North Western—preferred, 78%; New
York Central,AKUr Obill.pttth
eni, 88%; Ohio & Mississippi, 30%; Mer
chants Union Express,2B%; Western Union
Telegraph,3B%. l‘finbn Shares—Corydon,
25 ; iadikettli ./0. 1 02 99; e iWARALNIVP°36'
—The following statement exhibits tht
business' \ i cor theXittsbprgli . FiTFing
fot the week f ending' Saturday,.
May 23di
: c -I- 41 11Txolfarites. Balances.::
May 18..: 045,1113 54 09 4 , 929 10
: 0 .1 9 366428.41 , 70,924 St
' 20 ' ' - - - 464,399 23 123,318 59:
/ 1 21 389,625 95 61,616 0,5,
r 44, 370 906 81 525 65.
,t2tY.23TA *- 7-7.V.Mr5:J21).468 81 . 1 . 1t5,844 91 '
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T0ta15...,„ . ..,-..,...A2790,72 20 6495,057 83
--Closing quotations received by Jaines T.
Brady & Co.: , ir. 01' rk V. VItYT, el .=1
' G°l42 JP% -; 11, , S. , 6's, 1881's, 115;. s.iao'B,
1862,•1105;;. 5,26 1 0,, 1664, . /081;14 540 1 k: 1865 .
(10854; a O -400, 10k., 5 11 0 'sc AbniligrY •
and
JuiY, , '65, 110)ii , AWN, •ranu'arY 104,314 y 1
'en,. 1103 i; : Aitillet i t-36 1 /Pr ' JulY 7- 8 0 's ,
, 18 8 W1:817 Com P.. 18444440.
"''''Atvhcamienr emir= mmur t Er.
Orinoco, THE PITTSBURGH Gazirrsa,
-- - . 1: -.., MONDANi May.2s, 1865. 1 , i
.or ~. , 1 3..A.3.1 _,FATAIY-- . '
A The supply of gatidetwas unusually ; large
this week, reaching indhp.pggggolgusver
six hundred head,but with agood derinind,'
several car loads having been sold to 1 .,
R t .. t7,4llFi l it e t l Ata --.-.'r ,f` ii 'lB and
prices were very we, susta... we
stated in our last report, these yards want
from 74toVi6 hbialiathattllihrer week, and
to-day we have every reason to believe one
44044aud,i1ica41•,0,0414 hPB-.IMPI4I.3P3ded
.Of: "-Mete: l l6m . aqinitevininlyer, df dock
buyers in attendance many of whom did
not getitiliiiMilfotit, iiiitl a r esvi to fact
that there were but very`f
~, ..tiac .
, iti ;market itisrotaible-tharnfordiers andr
141464 4 04 0 040.3 1 t0.4 .'
e 'f , ' 4- "cm #
rhundgefirgigi-litty Soltwq ' -- "' p e l - rf l
MA "IV
tw i r elik7westated ia :altillreVßO. b: f.
ildtfrloe ani4vlt le who Ire k .
wic istifikt tirb *
Cattgartifitil t i "A - : . ii e i
t V4i2ggial=a c agt :1. .
:,, n tt e T,;: , ialaWn .. 6 :
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the next sixty days. Prime iiirr - i-i sold'
tic - EisVitol6iii .W.?; auk ineditii,at 8c
t0,8%e Stock cattle may be , quoted at 5%
to 6%c: 'Trish coiOs Bold it from 150t6§80
per head. •We are quoted: ;the following
sales : ‘• •
"Quick wholesaled 18' - heiidpf 'good`'lotra
steers to McAllister at
- R. 0. Campbell Wholesaled. 18 head-Of
fairish: Ohio cattle to Reeder at 8 1 4.
N. Carr retailed 18 head Chicago cattle
for Dolan& Co. at.B to 83;.
-}fortsl'y Weint - retailed one ' Car load:of
Ohio cattle, but we did not get prices.
L. Rothchilds sold-5 head of extra Chi
cago steers to F. Beilsteine at 9%; and 17
head at 8 to 8%.
Kraus & Haas, 50 head Chicago steers at
ay, to 9%. •
'L. Keefer, .18 head ' (ihlcago steers at t%
to 9 1 4.
• :Hedges ditTaylor, , s4:head Chicago steers
at 8% to oy,. .-,
Dolan st 0),, 18 head. Chicago steers at 8
McAllister ;11l Co., 28 head - lowa Steers!et
•
8% to 9,2. _
Hartman & Sheinberg, 32 thead 'CU:44o
steers at 8,40. i tg 9,25. • . • •
M: Verner,: 24 head Cnicago steers at, 8,40
to 9,60. “. "
Myerii&Needy; 75 head . . e,blcagd. steers
at 8% to 9%.
Greenvrelik& Kahn, ..,70 head Chicago
steers at 8% ,to iYv t . ,
Hazletiood fiend; 'Chi
cago steers at ' 8% to 914; 32 head of ptiie
Cherokee, 'Bekaa cattle, unsold when we
left the yards; held at 8%. - _
Marks,di•Traurnian 176 '
steers at 8% to 9%; • 2
Holmes,l . • fferty & Co. 54 head Chicago
steersat 7% to 914;16 head leftyover,.
Shanamental & Flinner sold one pelt of
very fine Butler county steers, the two
weighing 3,440 pounds, to Fred. Beilsteine
at 11.
John McAllister bought, 7 head bulls
from Marks & Trautmanfor W. Hines
at 7.
SHEEP AND.LAMBS
Tbere „was a very; fair, supply.of Sheep
'to=day; - but' they Were -4nostly-•of att.-in
ferior quality, and, as a consequence, while
prime fikt:foheen sold readily t at full prices,
common and inferior were very fiull, and,
if anything, lower than.last week. Lambs
;were in good . supply, but -there seemed to
be ddemarid fully equal to' it, and' prices
werepretty well maintained, ranging from
$2, t0C.53,50 aria g4;)per seems evi
dent•that butchers are buying more Sheep
-and less Cattle, tro:ra . 1" which it is Talk.,la - sin.c .
fer that people are
..buying more mutfon
and less beef; -We ire 'quoted - the following
sales: - • _
- Rvun dz. Co. sold 25 head of extra Sheep,
averaging 110 lbs,;o 8; 20 head-at 7M, and
18 at 7. -
.Shanamentaldr,Flinner-501d.40 head But
ler,- county Lambs and Slicirip - at $3,50 per
head for the former, and siffor the latter,
• , Adam Eckert reports 74 head Penna.
Shesp at 4 to 6%.
Aull & Myers had' 184:ibread' rort sale t ibut
when, we left the .y~r~is r they b were , nearly
all unsold. ; r.;
J. Walter sold 22 . head at $3 to $4 for
Sheep, and $2 to $3 ibr Lambs.
Jacob Emmill sold 36 head of Butler
county . Lambs at $2 to 3$ per head, and 15
wooled Sheep at $4,50.
Gamin & Co. , had 115 head; sold Sheep
at from $2,50't0 - $5 per head, and" Lambs at
$2 to $3,50.
Beeler. reports 5 - 9 head Butler county
Lambs at $2 to $3,50 per bead.
Martin flumes reports 80 head Sheepand
Lambs, at an average, of $3,50 per bead for.
Sheep;and $2 to $3 for Lambe. ,
Stakely & Bro. sold 41 head good wooled
Sheep at 63413 per lb. _
McMillan & Kerr report 104 head Wash
ington e4nWy..,Sheep l at l 434 to e t y,
EinerldkWlCo. ,report 98 tead..-Penna
atoOi.
QM
The demand for this class of stock con
tinues light, being restricted entirely to
supplying the immediate wants of the re
tail trade: there was but a single whole
sale operation reported, Wernz & Hously
sold 1 car load to R' otchilds & Byers at 9%
or '9%4;NfrzainriPMliy.:*hidh..l'M a retail
way qutootationirpak
cond imfeliarli tion y .en at 9to
11, as quality and .
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, I "
CRUDRr-Tho crude market was devoid
of life of stnimaticin the ageEk.altAd only
b.
re 4011403040. bbls,.wbicli, ; comparatively
speakingoamonnts kanothing, ,Ittis true,
the-tririvatatift'in&the , Offerings are
irkifterlibiteiihleb. pre-
vallitiaki - I,kiehali'eflaygbliii . well,
and th ;At* WAN ', •
fearer' to,dchanyAldolg.pg,ta.s.pgvol either
buyer, or paller,..,...„Wegickutirm„ps qUote
Lr
spol.cdtat.,),oo cAredi: alle44ed,with
sales Lor two, t ei 10 3 40,
bbla — tettuiled.' , - legram
Quetta %Ad *.if3 l lo - firTefeil !,,ait 53,50 to
e4 a t = m at .:
RE.P.1141:1-Thete l Wag 1 ' Vali. aNI single
oPeradore irP“ - blinded ) 1- I.oir to-day, at
leakt, I there: was butA tine .'reported, 500
bbls eaehf4 , unonthi rnunhlg..from July
to-October at 51cri , cBpotnailias . well as the
first. half. oft 41Lurif:1104Y '1)04 +quoted at
28 3444 2 9 C., while.all, 3 Jzdy, buyers option,
an the last half otIIWPJ.I.B-all optjon, may
be quOtOdAt s ..3oa. ,pq,marke was exceed-
in Ty ` quiet ' to-day-,-,arf_enrat,Oo, gene
rally, reportedit'Veredulf. '
XERIVALS—The arrivals of oil re
ported to-day were as follows :
Jaa. Wilkins...... - 54 I Mawhinney &E. 70
McCuteh'iil. 3554 11811st:it 8rn.1...3506
- - 171• L CT
141— pro k
:nti;fsenurninivilitioltrinatogiNEA,DitioTr
24,i Long 4 t Ee. t. 4o3:bble ref. t(y Nyar.
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cten,fziw& . ev:, -
..61.Uion43111Co.,Lfittdoickito Warden,
& PO.IOII I O 0 3 . 43 2 b 3 1',
'Plextitiiit Co.,` toao - -to -wain&
11.16t4.1514M1- Maa •
G. W. Holdshirs do to
King & Co., Philadel . ; I% 1;10 - -
Brooks, Ballentine & Co., 23 do do to
Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Union Ref. & St. Co., 342 do do to W. P. a
Lagaw& - ißrb-Avidlatielphila—u r:
DundahotoWillisuma auto W.
Loppricarmollgisielphiniot,.,t v ,
-t-nit4 totrennorelsinnosAl in It
.11k1oldintziFrkw,i4114004tMObtob3 ref. to
Warden, , Restil &,oo4tPhikedalphia.
13 aWalforgarra&C , o - 4 - 4004dixdo,ito War
den, Fnaritzesr., 1141ndelptdei----
Braun & Wagner, 50 Ao,llo l .o„.tWaring,
King & Co., Phibulelphis. .
New iron' Cattle Market.
Clli Telegraph to the Plttaburgh=_l r ,
NEW Yous, May 25. ` teethe
week, t3,29llkgskpap and lambs,
24,693 swMpi ly animated
at a decline o 3,4 c; iir qu of offerings
~. •4flllArkiiillE fi rday, 1,100 extras at 16c,
• ' •: s ,o , to to good 183017 c, in
erior and ordinary 16a1634c. Sheep and
Lambs firm with a moderate supply;
extra,./441 1 9104Thlipalftes common to
good, 734a830; inferior, (134a7c. Hogs
withOUt activity and -1 /c 1 e .• - of
2,218 head at Vommtmlpillk Ga.. • car
loads at t rakel_ ette is t k i Xkemyogorn f- , at
.119a9,76; litie gh .:6 - will
t i - coot
i. • • Arc.
PlMadelphier ttlet infirket.:ll
:14 1 4**Willikifite i l iiiii kfizette+
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- ;, 4...' '", --r • , • -rp 'Oder
, t . - ' • ,i',' : •, ' off of
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a *._Vilma, attd. ; : • ifer tiound
:t i)1,114 , - li t napn t „ Sherm in fair
-at -- - --- ttiva-la-41i- de.
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