,~
AS. Tirxincia, Preirt
pITTSHIIIIGII FORGE
AND IRON CO.,
Bar Iron;
Railroad Fish Bare mid 'Rani;
Railroad Car Axles Rolled;
ItaStrom! Car AxletllanamereS;
Locomntliarranies;
Locomotive Frame Shapes;
Side RCds; , •
Yokes, Straps;
Piston Heads;
Steamboat Shafts;
Steamboat 'Drank*:
Piston Rods, Wrists;
Pitman Jaws, Collars, Sc.
Office, No. 177 PENN STREET,
GRAPE, BYERS & CO.,
Bar, Hoop and ~Sheet Iron,
WROUCHT IPON,
Iron Welded Tubes for Gas, Steam,
= - Water, 454. e. • •
OIL WELL TUBING.
Office, 98 Water and 182 First Streit&
PITTSBURGH; Pa
K ENSINGTON IRON .WORRIk
LLOYD & B.LAOK,
HAMAI'AOrIJEERS OP
Best CoMmon, Relined, Charcoal
JUNIATA BLOOM IRON.
MERCHANT BATti•ROI7ND and SQUARE m 0 1 4.7
HOOP, BAND, T and ANGLE IRON.
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
MOWER AND REAPER BARS.
CYLINDER and GUARD or FINGEF. 'tow. .
SMALL TRAILS-1110 and 16 lbs. to the yard.
WROUGHT CHAIRS and SPIKES for can e.
PLAT RAILS, Punched and Cguntersunk.
COAL SCREEN IRON.
NAILS AND SPIKES. -
•
Warehouse and Office at the Wottcs, GREEN
OUGH STREET, (a continuation of First street,)
adjoining the City Gas Works, Yittsbargh.
E VERSON, PRESTON &
Pennsylvania Iron Works.
Warehouse, Noe. 166 and 167 FIRST STREET
oppositep hiducmgahela Rouse, •
ap24:de PITTSBI7RGIL,
STEEL WORKS.
I
SHEMELEo STEEL WORKS:
SINUMC NIMIOK& po i
•I'SI3I7RGS, PA.,
Manntacturers of every description of
.~.
CASTtND GERMAN STEEL,
RATYLAirI3.IPCRIVIIIPLATRORBt SPRINGS,
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, &p., &e.
L ' •
_ 4 :l
Wareho l 88 Water and 100 First Sts. . 1J 1916:4:67 °
pITTSJOIMKGrit STEEL WORKS.
ANDEROtt• COOK & CO.,
(SUCCESSORS TO JSNES, BOYD a C 0.,)
'innlcturera of the
BEST - 11 tA. P Di I CAST STEEL,
. , SQUARE, PLAT a. d OCTAOOR of all alsec SAW
rLATES,__ROE, F and Sn...ET CAST STEEL:
• 4 CAST ST ALE for
'Reaping and
dcn g Machines, steel PlozALim tuimia„
dye.,
c.
Cast and Common Plow & Spring Stead.
Office—Corner FTBST AND ROSS STREETS, two .';'• .4 blocks above the Monongahela House.
0e23:d9
MILE=" BAI114 • & PARKIN
• , • ''•••• itairkir.sieragns: .
WM. IfETCALF,I BEITEEN MILLER ,
680. w. BARR, CILtS. PARKIN:
Srzciat. PaiiTNsa-13. M. KIER.
•
4 CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
IkEELLWar, 13A.1111 ac PAILS)
Office, No. 332 Liberty St,
relt:d4B Flrrsts traurr,
BLA
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
• Manufactn.rers ofall deseriptiou of
sr'
Office and Warehouse, 1.2%122 12 4 9iCOND
and 119 and 1 1 %1 /LUST STREET,'
PiTTSBDBOH.
•
HARDWARE.
NEW RUIDWARE' HOUSE. ,
-- •
LINDSEY, SI'ERRIT & BOER,
Manufactureri and Importeis of
.
if ,. i ,- .1E1.A.11 , 13.WA..rt..,
... , 4 1
4 • ' .CUTL C Rif ic &C.' •
:f 4
",- 837 LIBERTY STI3!-EET t
, A
' . :. : .:4 CORMS' OP 'WAYNE:-
•7•;:c
:iviS One Square Below Bwlon Depot,
, 4 , .
t, .. ~, , h; . __,
... .
' .A
.0 sir Agents 11)g oaxmpricsi, SC 9,
4
PITTSE4J -
V mussprAlWN, . ;, 4 of
,:,: - ~, ~..'
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ell FIFTH e bit Tonne) & Chatisia
fIN
119 1 3/fili n4Dester In' ifaiii'' -
0 a a %rim;
2 _
V 0 i ithlAidatOdi ;: of alt - descriPtions ninny/ on
4 ` "" i? d lithoritlllee."'-. •"" 1 ":1 4 "8
. . it Y 0
.L'ARCEITECTIL
ARK & Masi*
-41.11ACIMETSIVI19i i"-
~•=z , xturr nouarAssocwriaN strimOcie,
nd 4 det'Clili Eitt i eet;
+salon /keen, to. the:dell/pi* anel
ilurort:T4Aii4 1'17111.10 #IIIUOSNAOI
k S
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•
.
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W. P. POET'S, 849 j.
MANZT4CTURAIRS'Or
1=11=11!
mANvrAanniEipi\
ALSO,
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L - 45 , F..F1TF4n0n -
Oppiainv.minizmnict inordß, -
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PARKI - iIOCURpY : 4I CO.,
kantiltacturerin L Aßniii BIW A and Sit
I, gartpeirrilginur. itrku.r.iut l'agi.
il tai llV oi r atf r i te n . ne tt Uta iat 11
~e , . con .
- g a l ko r e ra 14e -
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... a a d ,1511 9 "
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;• , 11petstalprdarsJearinitibratitteatred pat
`,`1.114 ' ''',,', '•:' • ..1,.'• iii,h.,,-41/IWCHIdIa
=1
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ME
ATLAS WOllllO,
MORTON STREET, 15,1td.,k Ward,
PITT9BiTIIGH
%110111 AS N. MILLER, President.
These Works arc!, among the largest sine moot
'prepared
establishments In the West, and are gosr
prepared to tarnish
Engines, of every description.
Bollers, 011 Tanks.
sheet Iron Work. • s
, •
insUroad Casting l c
Ro lling * lll Castings. -
Engine Castings. , - • '
Ilaebine Castings. '
GeneraitastlngS.
no3N
ORDERS FIOLIOITED
30
NATIONAL FOUNDRY •
" AND PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Sznal;man Streets,
(NINTH WARD,)
.PITTS.I3I:7It6TEE, Pd.' •
• . SMITH
Manufacturer of
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOR GAB AND WATER WORKS.
sa3t4,PaSslfitZTleenaPhien.vtlelob,lidllarX., ireinC7r
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
of rarzu would
t ett , gli y /t.tr o tipai,.oll3.‘tar . lritervAe n t A
.fe18:t10
TIIE KNAP . FORT PITT FOUNDRY GO
CHARLES EENAP, President.
J. M. KNAP. Vice President.
O. METCALE;DeeIf and Irreas!r.
J. IL, WADE, Engineer.
J. G.; KNAP, 'General. Manager.
• ono:cross:
JAMES B. MURRAY, ,of Lyon, Shoi b & Co. -
A. E. W. PATNTER, of J. Painter & Sons.
C. B. lIERRON, of Spang, Chalfant & Co.
THQS. EL•BLAIR, of Shoenberger & Co.
WK. METCALF', °thither:Barr, a Parkin.
• 111 ANIITACTU 11E12 8 or
Balling Mill and Blast Machinex7.
RETORTS and CASTINGS. of every desealption.
ERNEST'S NAIL MACHINES. fe24
L. O. LIVINGSTON.W. R. BCRT.W. A. ROBINSON, JR,
L nlN‘
'STON 416 CO., . •
IRON POUNDERS,
DIANDFACTIIRERS OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
All descriptions; for Plumbers and Gas Fittersi Ag
ricultural Implements, Cotton and Woolen MIL Ma
chi,nlr7olrir.promPtly attended to.
Office and Works—WASGIN"GTON AVENUE,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBINSON, BEA. 86 CO.,
Successors to ROniNAO:e, MINIS & MitaatitS,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
FOUNDERSAND MACHINISTS, PITTSiURGH,
Manufacturers of Bost and Stationary Steam En
gines, • Cast ing, ines Mill' Machinery, Gearing,
uhafllPg. iof all descriptions; VII Tanks and
Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. DI. corner First and tlinitheeld trets.
Agents for IiIFGARD'SFETENT INJEC mg for
feeding Boilers.
IVIONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Mika Iron HI113,)
PITTSBURGH.
Rolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GENERALLY.
Orden prompty and carerialy executed.
Charges reasonable , EßEKT & 31AOILIIND.
ocD:L93
B ERLIN FOUNDRY.
PRICE & SIMS.
Office and Warehouse', 29 Wood Street.
Manufacture and kelp constantly on hand
Thimble, Skein . _ and Pipe Bows,,
WAGON BOERS. DOG IRONS, '
SUGAR KETTLES, nuLLow WARE,
And Castings general!
Taionus csumnr &
Fourth Ward , Fonadry and Machine Warta,
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY,
Manufacturers of Steam rnglnes, Oil Prests,
ieys, Shafting. Grist and Saw • Mill Work, Rolling
Mill and 31acialne Castings, Grate Bars, Weights,
Wagon Boxes, &e. Build to order and have on
hand.Englues of all sixes.
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS.
880 Perin Street.
BOLLItAN, BOYD & DAGALET.
Chill Rolls, 1111 Castings, Roll Lathes, ilto.
ITLTON MACHINE WORK&
' ESTABLISHED IN IS3O.
- t - .i l annfactem of STEAM ENGINES, MI sises
and of the most Approved patterns, for stationail
purposes; STEA.Ith.OATS and STEAK PE R RY
BOATS.' A variety of 10, 111 and 10 horse power
ENGINES, whiztr will be sold at very reduced
prices.
___ • •
13 ..0..0E155E. Wellsville. 0.
Piftrmiles below Pittsburgh, on th e Ohio liver, and
Hue of C. & P. R. norkhi
GAS AND STEAM. FITTING.
.10117( 2t. CoOPILII. . 4013. LISNET Du B,
JOHN DI . C O OPER, 64 co.,
inuss.roma:mu,
, • •
-GAS AND STEAM FITTERS
Manufacturers of PUMPS AND BRASS WORK o
eysa,,Atic_npy,oni, dealers GAS rix:Fpuzu
•Nzqu T U B ING , 01 l a kinds :
Corner - of Pike and Walnut Streets,
* PITTSBURGH*,
IRONBROKERS
SADIVEL 111.'W1C8134411A111,
IRON BROKER,
. . . -
14:4 First Sireet,•PittstrargHte Pa.
.... . .
Agent tor the sale or Cornwall, Dot:ghat:lore, Zo•
rep ne, Isabena, B Duncanudn, Stanhope, Glendont
an
; 11 iS r e l i a . u C l lutgotti litilawile ' Thl i biu gligla
At
1 . /0 31:FICIATE3: ' ' • - .
f Consign sent* guld.qrdetil rev's:MAU)," holleitad:_
. 74 COPPER ,
•'.5%1":4111
lEEE
RZn==
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : TUESDAY. JUNE 2. 1868.
FORT P.ILT,
STILL all-TAIkK
WORKS.'
cARRoLL SNYDER,
DOUBLE-PLUED TLTBIIL A g
808 ANJ CYLINDER STEP BOILERs,
OIL STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS,: BREECHING AND ASH PANS, ,
SETTLING._PANS, SALT BANS AND CON.
DENSERS;
STEAM PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES;
PRISON DOORS AND COAL SHIITES
Mike and Warehouse 'corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty Streets, -
ai- Orders sent to, theabove addrest will be,
promntli attended to.- - • ,mh7:lB9'
Z.
W. .11012110W.....1/18. B. zwurniza,..•.JAS. BLAIR.
OMAHA BOILER WORKS. =
MORROW, BARNHILL & CO.,
NANTrAoTtrozio3 01 _
Steam Boilers, Oil. Stills,-41tators,
TANKS, SALT PANS, GASOS E4ERS, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES, MEET IRON WORK, /ko.
Cor. Liberty and Second Sts.,
PITT,SI3I7ROH, PA.
REPAIRING promptly done.
WM. BARNHILL /4 CO.;
.O'A
BOILER MAKERS
, .
AND sHtEr IRON 'WORKERS,
NOS. AO, 22, 24 AND 26 PENN ST.
Having secured a largeyard and furnished it.with
the most approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every descriptio equ a I ;OILERS
made' he
best manner, and vrarranted to any in
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire : Beds,
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Agita t orsondensers Salt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, Settling Pans,
Boller Iron, Bridges, Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhill's Patent Bors.
Repairing done on the shortest notice, 1a5:c21
JAMES M. BITER, .
Nos. 35 and SO Water street,
•
piTTsatriacts, PA..
lANUFACTITItiIiOI.
,IRON OIL TANKS,
SETTLING PANS, COPPER STEAM ME,
ROLLING MILL STACKS,
And SHEET IRON WORE. -
For Steamboats
JARED
M. MUSD EDMUND D. BECSU,
JARED M. BRUSH & SON,
XLNU7.II.CTUREIII3 or
Steam Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks.
SHEET IRON WORE. &C.
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, C.ASTINGS, &O.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL 44 CO.'S
TRIUMPH,
FOB BIT umnvours
Warranted to Cook, Bake or Boast's
well as nay other Stove In the Union.
BISSELL & CO
No. 285 Liberty Street.
Also on band and for sale.
PARLOR STOVE/3,
HEATING STO
ORATE FROM TENDERS,
COOKING 'ORA. At.
CHEASPEST PLACE In the en,
To BUY THE
TRIUMPH COOKINC*TOVE;
L at No. 140
. GRANT STREET,
MEM
OLLS.
SLEV WILSON ; & CO.,
NATURAL LUBRICATING
OIL,
isttliTs!nainTiVidc= 4lPZltriarglc4.'
QII4ITT 0174wrEED 1175TVItit.
App. Froposils for quantities solicited:
No. 167 Wood Street,
"BANE OF COMMERCE BUILDING."
ap2B:pl9
W•
AILING AND . KING,
Comm!salon Merckants tad Broken In
Petrolenm and its Products;
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY,
PITTABVfIQ t, PA. •
ADbJtESd, "- . • "'•
IiVAR/NG, KING & CO.,
1;47 Wainnt Street.
TACK ..BROTIIEItS,
-.COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Petroleum and its Products.
Pittsburgh OfiIce—DALZELL, BUILDING}, cor
ned* of Duquasna Way sad Invliitreeta.
•
PhiladelphlAPlace-137 WAldNir/ ST.
--,..--.•
_TACOB WEAVER, Jr. & CO.,
J
• Oil Cainiiiiiakis'iTobb'ers,
,____. . . .- ~
No.. 3 DlnguiselNE • WAY, will bay sad sell C rude
and Itedned Oils. Imbricating, Tar. Benzine and
gooperage.- Our long_experienee liftbe Petroleum
trams enables us to oder unusual dualities and in
ducements tobiseraters. ' As heretotbre, we are de*
termlned to maz call.e In tyrant of . buyers and sei
lers to give us aParties turrinitolla fad Wale
are cordially llivlted to bring their samples., , . -
Ir. Vii. ILONGr & CO,, • :
attiMPAOTURAMB OP ,
.1)1111E WHITE BIIIINING 014
Brcinit::forpFerziwit, i , k .
Mee, No. 2 Dagnesne Way, Pittsburgh.
C. zurrue.f.e.'t: tcliiintsiamh
0110110. 0/L WORM!. •
P "''X tais ' eture and fisis Air Bali au Mitts °, •
LUBRICATING
•
Milisw, 00.
Mil
=I
Fin
NEA.ntrr.t.cronaniO P
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
P. C. DITHIT
EIN
rOillifirßlNKli c i COMPANY
No.-169 Wood. Street
CAPITA 4 : : : $200,000
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
GOVERNMENT' SECURItES,
AND COLD.
INTEREST-ALLOW D ON -TINE ,DEPOSITS.
ColleetiMis made o all accessible points In the
Thalted States and Can as.. . -
D
D. Hostetter,
James Gordon,
D. Wallace,
E. Fawcett,
BAWL.
3=
r EyST
No. 293
PIITSB
ANTAL, 44041
DIU
11. J. Lynch, =-•
'John Murdoch, Jr.t
William Espy
Samuel Barckley,
A GENERA BANICING:.:BUSINESS.
jy4:b2
Ooneitions made on all accesidble points In the
United States and Canada.
Interest Mowed on Thus Deposits.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
H. J. LYNCH, ..Yzeiddent.
. . .
GEO. T. VAN DOREN. Cashier.
, f14jj211:14
' OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
MCNDAY, June 1, 1868. s
Gold was firm early in the day, on the in.
formation oft reactio n of American seciir
.
itieiin London, and an increased demand
for cash cold to pay for imported goods;
but, at the close, the market-was dull and
a fraction off:
Government securities took a fresh start
. .
to-day, and advanced- from- X .to X per;
dent. The Five Twenties of 1
,887 were the
strongest, being in demand for the ex
change for Seven Thirties, and on specula
tion to be used for export. It is doubtful,
however, whether European capitalists are
as sanguine as New York speculators. Eu
ropeans have persistently stuck to the Five
Twenties of 1862, and it will be difßcrilt to
change their opinions, especially when
they are to pay as much for 1867 s as for
18625. Prices of Governments are decid
-1
1 edly beyond the notioni \ of the mass of the
people for investment, and, althgh quo
tations may be still more advanc ed, it must
prove a non-paying - investment to, buy at
present quotations.
Railroad shares a e on the rise, but
transactions are limit d.
= f Money is easy, an long prime invest
mentsl
are made atfrom 8 to 9 per cent.
Business very quiet. \
Closing quotations , received by Ph. R.
Mertz, were as followsi
Gold, 139 X; 1881 bori t cLs, 1163,• 1862 5-20 s,
112 X; 1464 do, 110%; 180 do, 110;4; Consob3,
E
11354; 10.405, 106; 7 - 3 0% ', 109 X,..
Railroads—Cleveland ' P;
Fort Wayne,ll6XiNorth W
68X; North Western—pre
York Central, 13-1'; Erie,
ern, 0 3 .'• Ohio do Mimi:
chants Union Express,2BX;
Telegraph,3BX,.
,Miulng S
30; Quartz Hill, 105; Qu
Smith ..t Parmalee, 3,10; , 0:
—The Philadelthia Preys, in ...,_ of
the advance in t e price of goverUme 4
nt
bonds, says:•
The demand which occasions this rise in
price is for the supply both of the home
and the foreign market. Many millions of
the bonds, especially. of the '64s,and old
'Os, have. been purchased With .the :last ,
month by the foreign banking houses here.
The best informed merlin these houses,
noting the recent temper and tone of the
English and continental markets, enter
tain the view- .tiititiai bends will benne
ted at London as high as , par by this time
twelvemonth. The great controlling fact
in the government bond market, to-wit:
that the Government will in sixty, days
cease to be a seller and have no more bonds
to issue. was foreseen and acted upon by
the great bankers of Europe at a•datewhcn
it was hardly mentioned in .print on this
side the water. After the first of July , the
United States, under the law, will become
a purchaser instead of a aellerqf its own
securities, and thus the market will be no
longer fed by Government !salmi. The de
:nand thenceforth operating on a supply
no longer elastic , and enandltur, but rigid
end fixed, must, on ordinary principles of
Commerce, enhance the price so `sdon as it
leaden that the demand itself is almost
limitless, taking Into eturnection thesteady
appreciatioh of our bonds abroad, as well
as the fact that more and more capital on
this side, of savings lianke,,:traet coin
-.wades, orphan estates, " ate. is tending,
month byanonth, to investm ent.in the.ne
tional securities. No slight increment of
1 of the demand will come from the earnings
iof the bonds themselves. Theee, Vlll
amount to one hundred and twenty mil
lions In gold .„ennually--say one , hundred.
and slxty4lght Willem', currency - eV the
PrcSeht 'figures of preirillMi= disbursed '
mainly in July and January, and Ma a nd
NOTember. This fund will maturak i tn.-
clfne for investment 'l6 the 'tithirbe m
which It was earned, and thus furnish a
new demand annually for Government
bonds, in volume equal to. one -seventeenth
of• their amount. To this • might be added
a good proportion of the dividends end in
terest of esrporations of 'all' sorts, many
Millions of dollarpAnnually and guArzellYt,
apart of which 'will , recur to Governtifent`
bomb as the best and safest medium for
brin glng",*adlly'reciintieretivei tetplrriVi,* P
—Closing quobitloniereeeiVedlyJimMT.
Brady a co
Gold, 130 y.: ;
T. $•
W..
s,
1: . .:1'5, :
11 0% t s i e 2
0.1
1 1862 1 1124 t b20'5,•'1864. 11X;‘&20 1 0805.110X; 1040's; 10(1 ; 5-2 ,
' ..,Termarr ' And,
July, '65, 113; . 5.20!5, January an July, j
otrt,llll,a June/40's 110 X; July 7-!10's,
110X;cMay Comp. ‘ ,1865,,119,- , 40,
New York Cattle Market.
i
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gasette.l •' ~.11
Nzw -Yonii,t 'June ~. 1..,--Reoeipts--4,3813
head btolVo 2 ,,pilopt headliheen and-lambs;:
23,001 head -1, 17 ,:iiifin..A.00„.40.14P4.1
and Xo higher fairAntlroo "AP% P r li n ef
''. stele; fair to'g d; at ' ITeltti r : 'Or nary, at
lexal7; infertOr. •at 1 5 ,X4153'•.. Sheep;
lambs, at 2e lower, with free `arrivals; de
mand for extra sheared, at .801 :Prigilb*lX..
The Allegheny . Fertihzer 'Go,a7A, common to good. 111/76,&,l'insal.'t
at eXag. Hogs depresseu , u_osrii. goner
ly 1 , t ,e , ,
~.ingeoncl prices lower: iicoo to ]c, /X Sal",
aut , ? , F , :4lz,
(2,_ CAMP
eo re rn qutt c t
a co t
i nvi s.; d n. ti t l iy ,
..,,,atop:d sams,B_hKetivi,
.: .i— ~ , - ught, to common, at $l /U5....
-pricwritErroats, , . . • ,
.;)
i-, • - , ~ , • Philadelphia Market.,
w i f 856 • kit .st rea; ri tta b inh , p as flirTetegraphitethtifilijharth thisettla ~. k
.., • ,
oat " Puit,ermiPiirA, Sime_ l .--Petroleum' quiet ,pbil e 4 ejpol a catuiV a t. ke - 1 ;
ad bee b and rtothingodoing.A; ruellriallSiTtlail for
WM. brwttevrilvt........, . the aud. northwestern extra facility. Wheat dun JBYT•leirrap4l4"Wr-inabp-roLAVltte•il
le r isisfat lart e iroWor W b eatt 'are °ali o end droopipg;Te#2'66aB6. Rye declined -Pathlaill JI:ille 1.-- Be l ef C 4ttie nn : Fr1ia4.44641tw0ub55ic"14:47:14414;51111a-lsrisiketwoingHilirdihrinti St",ooteute7ti t e s e i n e ;! prov t ° ' a t - ellist'44llo "14000 ,, . / r 4 A pi ldl ie s 4, ' ..01 ; ' A . , . ce m , ll - tia ,litogii ‘ 11;12
ecii4a4•7llltfff4bqdaittitri"..i
lois
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NATIONAL. DANK
__OFOIIIIEIIC.E I
Cor. of atiffijEtik
A. PATTERSON
JOS. H. HILL ' Cashier.
CAPITAL, : : : $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
;Georgoirveu t „
James 31caandatiss v .
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
A. Patterson,!:
Wm. IL Drown;
Chae. Lockhart,
Allen Klrkpatrlck,
W.B. Raven
DISCOUNTS DAIL
HART, CAUGHEY, Si CO., •
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner Third and Wood Streets,
csuccEsso(ts To HANNA, HART & C 0.,)
DEALERS IN
Exchange, 'Coin; Coupons,
And particular attention paid to tl a purchase' and
tale of
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sight Drafts all Miol34on:
my 13212
N .- motives& mirk
57 Market Street,l
~ ' ITTTSBVItdH,
Collecttons made on all the principal polsita of the
United St&tell and Canadas.
.
Stocks, Bonds and other Seenritlesi
Bpi:MUT AND SOLD ON 00301DI8ION.
Particular attention pald to the Purchase arid
tale of
f ;
United Btatee'secniiticie.
WESTE:N SAVINGS BANK,
' No. 9 Fourth Street. •
.I : tt
cHA I'EltrlS ieiiii2
Interest p tdonltlmoDeposits
ANY 8 M Rg,CICMILE!..)!ROX,
ONE DOLLAR UPWARD;
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK,' WITHOUT
INTIMEET.
• Dycounts Daily at IA o'clock. •
President...THOMPSON BELL.
President-4. 11. MARSHALL.
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• DIFIECTORS:
TROBITEON HELL. -A D[.
Jkli. 801,R311
. Jag. JOH. I)IT.WORTHLAREE.
J.J. outzsrix,
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Stockholders to whom we make reference:
Wm. Forsythe,.... hl . Joseph Hllworth i ,
Wm. Cawelt- - ' , Res. Dail& Betr:
Willis Dalsell. Henry Lambort,
D. W. C. Bidwell, A. H. Brown,
B. )t. Fulton. Thomas Ewing.
FAXIANICS9 SAYING BAl~g~
Pro; .14 issinthnididet*oet;
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RBII4OrEiraIVEESDTFRPOAMMONOEND:LrARITBI7PW. A.AlrillBll-
posits received subject to check, without Interest.
JAMES BLACKNORit. President.
GEO. D. TINGLE_, Secretary and Tracuroi.•
JAIdES 110rEINS. Solicitor.
PITT.§BIiRGH, PA!:
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TBUBTBE8:
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Junes Black Moro, ' ' innleXll. Dopktos,
Alex. Tlnale; • - ram...mown, ' •
WAllam 'Deane, W.' W. 'Bradaham.
A. D. Cabbage,, RabertWray. '
John va .1. '
.i 1.1.1 , 4 i ' - .FER..7744ZIERS
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
EUREILi iIitiONLiTED BONA
SUPEIL-PIIOSPILiTE OF LIME,
fiIdNUP'ACTIIBED BY
FINANCIAL
DEALERS IN
Jan. C. Risher.
Robt. H. Rang,
Andrew Miller, . ,
;James .111..sauer.
CLliptILAN t Pres't.
'Lagar, Cashier,
E BANAK.,
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: TY STRUT,
11323
ed,) : : : : $200,000:.
OTORS.
11 --HamUtoa l
,Ifenry Bookatoea. , •
Geo. T. Van Doren.
TRANSACTED
President.
Y, AT 11 A. N.
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REMOVAL.
:•7 ; • 'II AYE REMOVED MY •
'BANKING ANkRUILISGE OFFICE
THE . ••• :
earner of Filth and Wood Sheets, •
C ikilifeaCell2fl : !s4 by t4ii
P H .
R. MERTZ.
Jas. Ts ' Bill D ' Y
Corner Fourth and Wood Sts., , •
BA N"iaCEirt.ll3,
BUT AND SELL ALL KINDS OF
GOVERNMENT. SECURITIES,
1
J GOLD, SILVER AND COIIPONs,
, . •
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
746'5. CQNVERTFeD
INTO THE
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~ xamw 5-20 -COUPON BOND.
' rilr'lnkTest Allowed on Deposits.
la- HONED LOANED ON , GOVERNMENT
BONDS, and other app roved collateral, at lowest
•
market rates. • -
- 'Orders exeruted tor the Purchase and
Sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
JAMES T. 'BRADYIc . CO.
nit Vittointr e gY tetkrtte.
FINANCE AND - TRADE.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
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OFIFCE OF THE PITTSTioRGH GAZETTE, i
MONDAY 4! June 1, 1868.
The-generalemarketeh are•YerY4l3llal4.,
.neglected, with but littlO prospect at pres
ent Of any imtnediate linproVenient, The
imfications for an unusitally large crop of
grain are sb highly favor,able that the grain
markets,both East and West,are beginning
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to ahake, and the same is true of Flour.
:1 ihnuld not be surprilied to see a heavy
decline in the articles re&rred to before the
new crop is harvested, *holders will want
to realize, and to do so they will be obliged
to make concessions. ~
BUTTER—Is not com ing in so freely,and
while the market Is dullkind • weak, prices
are unchanged, ranging from 18 to 20c, for
prime Roll Most of the large western
shippers ar e . shipping east.
EGGS—Continue to nitiet with a steady
demand, and priceaare atill. ,letuiing,,. up. ; „
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ward; we now quote at to 23e. • -
DRIED-FRUlT—Continues very dull,
with a supply considerably in excess of the
Idemand—sales of Peaches at 12 to,l3c,;antl
I Apples at 64 to 714 c. .
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; , FLOUR—The Flour, ;Parket is dull and
Weak, and within the Past ; few days there
has been a decline of fron t 25 to 50c per bbl.
Wehave sales of Spring Wheat reported - at ,
810,50 to 810,75; Winter Wbb , eatat $1 to 12,25;
"City Mills Springfield' ,012,25;,,_ "Mad - ; -
River," $12,25; “White Stn ~"' 11;75 iguiarkel" '
and "Sear's" at $10,75. RYe Flour, $lO to
$10,25. = :-.- 1 - -7; ~,.. e .....
FLlY—Baled Hay, Und the ,.
influence
of increased receipts, is dull and tending
downward. Wagon Hay play be guoted al
$2O to $25.
POTATOES Continue dull 'buttin - - :
changed; we quote at $, ,M to $1,40 for
small lots of Prince Albert's and Peach
Blows, in store.
HOMINY--Steady at 86,L to $6,50.
PROVISIONS --Bacon % quiet and un
changed at 14 for 'Shoulders; 16c to 18c rf:
for Ribbed and Clear Sidesi 19% to 2014 c for
Plain and Canvassed Sup 4 r Cured Hams.
Lard. 19 to 1934 c. Mess #rk, $29.
LARD OIL—Is still gutted at
_.51,25 for
No. 2, and $1,50 for 'No. 1. 1
• GRAlN—Wheat is dull and drooping,
notwithstanding the aril_vals • continue
light; prime Red Winter cannot be quoted
above $2,50. Oats dull but firm; sates of
some 300 bush on wharfit 83c, , Corgis
dull; may be quoted at $ 1, 0 5 for mixed,and
White, and $l,OB to $l,lO fO, prime Yellow.
Rye is nominal at 8 1 ,90 to 81, 9 5. No move
ment in Barley; and none in,rnar et. ; . : "4
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PITTSBURGH PETROLBGM .
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OFFroir or Tani 1 5 x , rtinitrhshr, , • (limits, 1 - • i
MONDAY. Jane 1, 1888. i
CRUDE --There 7. was ..- an increased de
mend for crude to-day, and! while a firmer
feeling seemed to exist, no ,
advance as yet,
has been established. Three sales Nin lots
of seven thousand onehundsed..ba4.els re
portedm. in different - lots, all arlOg
wea, and all
for imediate deli e e
ry,; holders re un
able to spring a fraction, and while no dif
ficulty was realized in olitii3ning - 1034c; it''' •• - ..
was found impossible. to• g4t any more.
il
One thing that tended to"st n the market
somewhat was the circulatid of re its to
the effect that the production is decreasing,
and that some of .the largest '! w ells, among ,
others tho "Fee Well,'P had led. It has
been learned, however, thatUthe rep ort so
far as the Fee Well is cmicerned, is not
wholly correct; the sucker rad, it said,
had been lost, but at last accounts a e was
still producing - two hundred barrels per
clay. It is also alleged that the prod ction •
has increased fourteen hrindrhd bar i s per
day within a short time by the strik ng of
new wells. We give these ;reports as we
get them, not for the Purpose of infinenc
ing the market one way or the other, but
merely as items ofnews. LI
REFINED—The market for bonded oil
is steady but prices are unahanged. ,We
can report sales of , 1,000 blds for the last
half of July, at 29c; 2,000 for JOne. at 28yo;
384 prime light straw white, same de
livery at 275.0. We also ho reports of
10,006 bbls having been sold on spot in
1 1 Philadelphia at 30e; and 7,000 do at 28Z'' t '
It seems a little strange that two sales of • -
such magnittideahould,be Intide , forlllatne, -
delivery, with - a differenea of and "-
three-quarters in the price.. il _. ,-- . •
have S
-:ince the above was putin ty, we ' I a sale of 2,500 bbls, 500'elieh from pe An- ' -
- gust to December, at 30c for :August, and
an advance of half '9, cent for liac-subse
quent Month. I
ARRIVALS--The arrivals 4 of oil re, ,
ported to-day Were - rui follows '- • - ~ .2,.., ..-...-.. ; !
Lockhart& Frew 400 Clark &. i
umner. 400
, I Mawhinney & 8.2900 Entrap] . Kehew 160 : .:
'Leech-& Woods.sooo Fi5her413r0......4000
,i - %..."
Total 12.860
1 OIL 611IYAIIINTS PER A. 'V. R. xi. .
I,_. ris7at. Ref. 4&,5t. Co., 650-hbla ter. to F..A.
Dilworth & Co., PhlladelPhia. P,
Livingston & Bro., 300 do ,doito _Warden, .
Frew & hiladelphia: •`.." li s '" " " '.* ' "‘. = 1
, ~C lark & Co., gumner, 560
do do to P. Wright -x- -
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-& soh, Philadelphia., - ~:z.j. •-. ,== ,•'' ,' '• ' '
Lockbart.' :- Fre*•'`& 'CO.; zsil big 410-16 ' '''''' .4
Warden, Frew & Co. Philadelp la.
Braun & Wagnez,:3oo • do dolatoiWaring,
King & Co., Philadelphia, il
B. W. Morgan & Co„ 200 do ao to War
den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia:;) - '-
Fawcett, Logan & Stockdale, 250 do do to
W. P. Logan &.M.04 Philadelphia.:; , „, .: :
Montzheimer, Koekler & Co. `I IOO do do
to Waring, King. & po.,,PNLytektphi a ., .. . ,
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OILBI3:IPITEN'Ii FROM,rilicltra3iii. -ISEP4ST.
H. Long & Co., &Vbbls ritff:4 -- Virating; =. ~.
King it co., Philadelphia. --
.: G. W. Holdahip, 187 dd del".
King & hilqd§lphi.:) ,--; ,'
Brooks, Co ., i3allentine & co:,*
Warden,. Co.;Thiladelpt
Duncan it Williams, ,1141 do., e
Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
FOR SALE 7-011 .,
class 011'Refinery, situated on Ilde of A. V.'
R. R.; river front, containing hbout, six
aeres a , with stills, tankS, four stealn pumps,
settling tanks, all new. and . In eoMplete or- -
der. '"Capacity. of works six to Oven hun
dred barrels refined oil per week is Storage
copse*. 9 ,000-41;welsi,kswitah „-tpinitirpo; 4 -
new dwelling, warehouse, dm. The above
works ,are new siiidAri complet6 running -
order. Title indisputable.,- Poll portion
jaralnquire of D.' W. o':Carroll,. u5tee,.0.1777
Carroll dr. Snyder, Short street. ii
'St; Louis' Market. 1 1'
( cui f Telegraph to the Ptttabargh Gazeittf.. 1
Si, 'toms; June 1.-. Tobacco act ive at full
1110e-ee: common I )gl.- fair reAuest. l l Hemp
ionoyant; sales at 61,6%1,66; drdsaisd f2,53a
3,60. Flour dull, weak and unsett ed; sales , ,
e k 3,
superfine : at $ 7 , 2 47,75, for extra, 00 88,50
for double extra, 16,00 fortrable, tra and
87fliiig !lili:itriirieeoTnebloldetdlsl°2p tif 9 ill l ' ' r
r 32, 8 46 1 :2 1 ,m; so ft lowtrandqflinaws ap.rlneg
1.81178a1,85. Cor,n,extremely du p. aftdeasier.
i sales at &USN' far mixed add yellekv;°B9a92
for white. Oatadulland unsettled; siiles at7Ba • • -
81)a. +reye Iowa; at 41,70a1,75. Pi ovisions
veikdull itOd
.euler. ' PorkV2B ; so,J " Bacon
- .. 4 thouldtulinu'Clffleiraldes ITalife; :Sugar
cured hams Wallin. - bird dull atlEtallkifor-
steam and kei t tle . in. tierces . Iktre;lStock—
common to atilt Cattle rangd at $4,50a7,50,
gross, with liberatreoeipts. Bheett in fair 1 -
local demand.at 12a7 Per. head,.. - Recelpts--
flour, 16.000 bbls; wheat, 11,600. b ; corn
ur
m ollicilkb
bush; oattiusbui: 0 ) l'i; '', Ill' 1 ''.9 - •
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' Cincinnati Cattle_ Matteti'!
•,:er Telestaleiyvtile rittill ) grgh GaXatto4
, C/21,01141tAT1, -.71111ii 'l. 4 Bede Ca l la dull •") >-
-%
and prices droo ping ; aummon4 o e libt o v 5,
115p..1 lloga4ull- at. , 8 7 .2 ,1 309,25.. , jibiwp dull;
and th go o do supply. a1f , 11345,50. pe*centai t
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