9
IRON WORKS.
. Vsarms, P. PORTA% thiplt.
ITTSBVIRGII FORGE "
AND, IRON CO.,
ximrrscroamis or
Bar Iron;
Railroad Piehilinie end tells;
Reibroad_Car Axles Rolled;
red;
ltallilnid r Osi Axles Hamme
Ineousistive Frames; ,
Local:native Frame Shapes;
Side Rods; •
Token, Straps;
Piston Heads; •
steiubboat shags;
Steamboat Cranks;
Pbton Sods, Wrists;
Pitman „Tans, Collars, Ale.
Office; No• 177 'PENN STREET,
PITTSBURGH ,
GRAFF, BIERS & CO"
, , I
NANUFACTIMERSOPrzt
Bar, Hoop and' ' Sheet Iron,
WROUCHT WON; -
dasBl4(am`
Iron e es for
•
Water, tore
ALSO.
OIL WELL TUBING.
otmil 98 Water and 182 First Street&
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
nIS:e.26
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
LLOYD, & BIACICL
MANUFACTURERS OF
Best Conunon, Itetined, Chlticoal.
JUNIATA BLOOM IRON.
MERCHANT BAR, BOUND and SQUARE IRON
HOOP, BAND ,T and ANGLE IRON. •
BOILER PLATE and SHEET IRON.
A
MOWER AND REAPER BRS_ ,_
CYLINDER and GUARD or 1. - INGEII IRON.
SMALL T RAILS A O lbs. to t
11 16 he yard.
WROUGHT CHAIRs and SPIRES for same.
FLAT RAILS, Punched and Countersunk. •
• COAL SCREEN IRON. - •
NAILS AND SPIKES.
Warehouse and Office at the Wor l / 4 1 GitEEIT
°UGH STREET, Gasinatio of Fit', street,
adjoining the City Works, Pittsburg .
EVERSON, PRESTON & CO., .
Pennsylvania , Iron Works.
Nos. 166 &Ad IST FIRST STREET
opposite MoncrxigahelsHouse ,
5t.24:416
STEEL WORKS.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGE, Nlll.llOll. & CO.
• Frrrssunos, FA,
Nannfitctuxeranf every description of
CAST AND CERMAKSTEEL,
- RAILWAY SPRINGS._
ELLIRTIO AND PLILTFORM SPRING
AXLES, STEEL TIRE, &c., Ic.
Warehons Ste.
.e, 88 Water and 100 Firlt -
aple:o67
pITTSBIIRGII STEEL WORKS
ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
(succEssoltiTC; JONES, BOYD & C 0.,)
Mant4c,furers of tbe
BEST. REFINED ! VAST STEEL;
SWAIM 'FLAT and °OTAOOIQ of all sizes SAW
pLATZBJEJPE, FOILS-and SHEST OAST STEEL;
OAST STEs3,lOk, •
Reaping ind Mourns; Machines,
-Steellow wins
Axles, Cdeulia-a iLa
Cast and Col=011PlaiP1,& spihig teeL
• .
Ocoee—Corner FIST 13099 SVIZETS; two
blocks above the Monongahela HOPJ10••• • , '
BARB. _
PAILUEII, ,, '•
„
GENZBAL PASTVIIKI3I3:
. 'ACM. METCALF, REUBEN MILLER,
eir.O. W. BARB, . CHAS. PARKIN.
SPACLAL PARTAnw - 5... 3 1.
- CRESCENT STEEL WORKS,
NLEr-AZER, DARR .Sc PAILICLZ
Office, No. 339 Liberty St,
rirrssinto'
tel4:d4B
B LACK DIAMOND
siektiwouits.
PARK, • BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of all descriptions of
- r,~ ~-n
°Mee and Warehonsa,l2l2,l22; Ls& sgeom)
and 119 and LW. F11937 - 9 79 BETS ,
P
HARDWARE•
NEW7IIABDIVARE TiOUSE.
LlNldi; STERRIT & EATER,
Manufacturers and Importers of
Hg3ECELIV
CUTLERY, &C.
887 LIBERTY STREET,
2"94lll4 ... oPiFiriii*Ei
Oos Bgn~re.BQivw . ~aiOlR _ Depgi t _~
PITTSBURGH':
1. r
Ageztts for TAIRBANKS , BO LES.
DiIUBSIII **t"
.11F.T11b, t. Tunnel Ch*haat $141.,
llardifire. :
1. hidings' gods ofon
esdipttzu wills
hand and sold at thodwireapriool. - -
bt dem
CareftilliOPOlPONOVeo-44;) e.
LAKE MOM! I R - -;
ppm inia,, AND BICIITING W 01,1 81.•
A. . : •-:jitirki933llMoll4 - -.-.: -
••• : PARR!'' :' • • , 1: CO ., •• ,
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I awl 4. Si:ttLitellitiiiii rttlithialth. 'Steam_ .7. , „„.4rairl,iitrt= _,
ethestthe glees to the deslining sad IMAMS Or :tekTaoteses Of WM*? the SO aolorlialrat 7 J
FONT /191111411 kind roue /1111=Mie. lenu . 1
, )•ARCIIIITE9TI3.
F
• .
, _
ligE
FOUNDERS BEkCHINISTS.
ATLAS WORKS,
2dOnTOtt S TRE I', Ninth Ward,
rirvrsim:rmt, , ort.
THOMAS N. ZNILLEII, Piedderit.
These Woke are among the largest anc most
complete establishments to the :Weir'.ind are now
prepared to furnish
Engines, of ever* description.
Bailers, Oil Tanks.
Sheet Iron Work.
Castings.
IRall(ng Nlll.Casttias.
Thwhie caetbrqM
Mathis. Castings.
61enend tkuithgM
61DEM13.8pLI ; C:ITED
11091.1038
NATIONAL' FOUNIIIRY
AND . PIPE WORKS.
Corner Carroll and Smailman Streets,
• • (NINTH WARD,)
Prirsxruwa:ii, P.&
SMITH
lannurno tur er •of ,
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE,
FOR GAB AND WATER WORKS. •
la L r iga s tirte l ei l ler
g t h i o n . va l rl2l .- s t m.
a, In dry
sortment of
General Castings for Gas and Water Works.
I would also ei:s l.l4k l amnloi r a .E SEl ) icmt:lntendents
of ore
fel8:t10 • •
TRI_KNAP FORT PITT FOUNDRY CO.
CHARLES HNAP, President.
3. M. RriAP, Vie. President.
0. METCALF, Seely - and Trearr.
J. R. WADE, Engineer.
J. G. lENAP, General Manager.
DIRT.CTOJIS:
JAMES B. HURRAY', or - Lyon,'Shotb it Co.
A. E. W. PAINTER, of J. Painter Sc Sone.
C. B. HERRON,of pang, Chalfant & Co..
THOS. S. BLAIR, 0 Shoollberger Sc Co.
WK.IIiSTCALT, of Milleri Barr &Parkin. -
- MANUFACTURERS OF
Rolling Rill and Blast _Machinery.
AtETOIITsSItnAIrES.IIcIinAf. every doscalptigr.
L. 0. LIVINGSTON.W. H. BIIRT.W. A. ROBINSON, JR.
LIVINGSTON & CO.,
IRON FOUNDERS,
3tANITFACIIIREII. 9 OF
FINE LIGHT CASTINGS,
Alt descrlptione, for Plumhers and Gas vgilii s ricultural Implements , Cotton and Ag
arityatirk promptly offended to. -
Office an d
_ Works—WASHINGTON ArigCl37,
near Outer Depot, Allegheny City, Pa.
ROBINSON, REA /Y. CO.,
successors to ROBINSON, Mims & MILLESS, •
WASHINGTON WORKS,
1. FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, PITTSIURGH,
Manufacturers OUBOat and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, Mill Machinery, Gearing,
Shaftin_g, Castings of all descriptions; VII Tanks and
Stills, Boiler and Sheet Iron Work.
Office, No. lA. corner First and amitheeldStreitta.
Agents for GIFG.A.RD , S YETENT INJEC
all: )11 for
feeding Boilers. jrs2
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY..
Butler. Street, Ninth Ward,
(Opposite Unica Iron Mills.)
Bolling Mill and Bridge Castings,
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES,
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS GENEBALIX
Orders promptly and carefully executed.
Charges reasonable.
EBBFILT & MACICLINDr
•
•
0c15:133
BERLIN , FOUNDRY.
PRICE & SIMS.
Office and warehouse, - 29 Wood 'Street.
BLIIIIIMettIie and keep constantly on hand
Thimble, Skein and Pipe Boxes,
*AGON BOXES, DOG TRONS,
SUGAR )4ETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
d Castings
THOMAS CARLIN & CO.,
Fourth Ward. Foundry and Machine Worhs,
SANDIIBILT ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
•
Maunfacturers of Steam 'Engines. Olt 'Presses, Pul
leys, ts
Shafting Grist and Saw Mill Work ; Rolling
Mill and Machine Castings, Grate Elam, Weigh,
WagonMoxes, &e. Baird le order and have on
hand Engines of a ll sizes. • • mvi4tqa
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
AND ROLL WORKS
SSO peon street. • .
BOTTNAN, BOIT & BIGAMY.
Chill Rolls, Mill Castings, Roll Lathes, de.
FUI.TON MACHINE WORKS:
_ ESTAIILISILED IN 1838. • •
.annfactory of STEAM ENGINES.• • all pizes
and of the mogsp r zra s patg i rnMoallib a r t t s ?
Vs n OTTV. ll A B Zsriety of 10, ?A and 18 horse power
ENGINES, which will be sold at very reduced
prices.• •
' *. P. P. (lEISSE . Wellsville. 0.
Fifty miles below Pittabnrgh, on the Ohio aver; and
line of C. &P. R. - -- - noB:h2
terv:WV; DMA tarli +`!„51191 40 4 !life,"
Joint N. C00PER...... .JOB. BAYS =mot azza.
JOHN M: CO OPER & CO,, •
.IRAs rouNDERB,4 •
GAS AND "STEAM.' FITTERS;
iftnafactuter6 .; 43 1 2 2,4agt Bar l igifig
,?4 , 11 e a Ali
m emiri4o %l ,
rand..
Corner of Pike and Walnut Stew
PITTSBURGH.
m71.5:r.30 • •
IRON IUKRE.E4I3.
SADIVEL*W. IOI WEIS PAM, I FS
,
V IRON
124 First pittebtirgb Pa.
Agent fiettie safe of Cormall,'Doughi*lre,
.J -
seplane, Isabe ll a, Runcan , istanb2pe, [ Glen don,
And other brands of. Mitbracite, Youghiogheny.
Tole and C.. B. charcoal , • -
; • , 'MOWS,
450 signinentsand orders respectfully solicited.
BM
ENGINES, BOILERS, &C.
FORT, PiTT
tottER I snu s AHD Tan
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-PLUED TUBULAR, Praz.
80% ANJ CYLINDER STEAM BOILERS. •
GM STILLS AND OIL TANIO,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING.AND ASH PANS,
SETTLING PANS, SALT PANS AND CON• .
DENSERS: \* • '
• STEAM • PIPES, GASOMETERS AND IRON
BRIDGES; , •
PRISON DOORS AND' COAL BRUTES
°See and Warehouse. corner Second,
Third, Short and Liberty_filtrcets,
IL R. MORROW....JAB. B. neßanini.l...res. BLAIR.
fyiLiltA. BOILER -WORiES.
‘'XORROW, BARNHIIIi & CO.,
e
. ~ XANUFACTITIMIS or. :
n
Steam Boilers, Oil M ill s,tators,
TANKS, SALT PANLIASOPEETKRti, WROUGHT
IRON BRIDGES„SHEZT IRON WORK, &c.
Cor. Liberty and Second Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, pA.,
REPAlRthErpromptly done. - ,174 :b2
.11fir Orders sent to the above ad
promptly attended to.
Wlll. BARNHILL' &
BOILER MAKERS
AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NOS. 20, 22, AI AND 26 PENN BT.
Having secured a large yard an furnished it with
the most approved machinery, we are prepared to
manufacture every description of BOILER'S in the
best manner, and warranted equal to any m
the country. Chimneys, Breeching, Fire Bede
Steam Pipes, Locomotive Boilers, Condensers, Salt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Stills, .Agitators, Settling Pans,
Boiler Ironßridges, Sugar Pans, and sole manu
facturers of Barnhill , s Patent Boilers.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. laSic2l
JAMES' M. BITER,
Nos. 55 and 56 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
suanyvA,vrtaurit or
• ,
IRON OIL • TANKS,
• SETTLING PANS, COPPER. TEAK PIPE,
• ROLLING MILL. STACEI3,
. . And SHEET IRON WORE,
For Steamboats.
JAB= id. BRUSH SWILUND D. BRUSH.
JARED M. RAINS & SON,
I'ITTSIIIIIIGH
QQPPER.
A' •
' .IROWaaZROI ,f 0 3AI anV , k:',.*,,VaggiViVWj.
IF:GAZETTE'r-'-- 4 2TRITR5 -
_ . •.
EJIJN 4, _
MA:SITFACTDELESS OF
PITTSBURGH,.
MANITFACTCREU B OF
team Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks
SHEET IRON WORE. &a
61 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STOVES, CASTINGS, 'BEC
K. STOVES.
CET THE BEST.
BISSELL t CO.'S
TRIUMPa,
FOR BIT ICIMINOUS COAL
Warranted to Cook, Bake or 'Roast as
well as an, other Stove In the Union.
BISSELL & CO.,
No.' 285 Liberty Street.
Also on hand and far sale s
PARLOR STOVES,
IiELTINO weTOVES,
GRATE FRONTS 'FENDERS
000KIN6 IiANUES, do
CIEMAPEST PLACE in the city
' l6 " .f ,TO BUY THE
TRIUMPH COOKINC STOVE,
L at 146 MOTT
3;4
OILS.
Commission Merchants and Brokers In
Petroleummid its PriidtiCtS
DALZELL'S BUILDING, DUOUESNE WAY,
Pk24221311 4111 , 4 A.
PHILADELPHIA ADDRESS,
ii - VARING, 'XING & CO.,
12? Walnut Street.
ACS BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
::AND DEALEB3 IN •
Petroleum and its Products.
ii4sburgh 011ice—DALZELL. BUILDING, cor
ner of Duquesne Way and Irwin streets.
Philadelphia Oftlce—lST WALNUT ST.
JACOB WEAVER,. Jr. &CO.,
.Conttni,ssion Jobbers;
140. 3 DITQUESin WAYy, writ tiny and sell Crude
and Banned 011 s, Lubri ca ting,
Tar, Boling and
Cooperage, Our iong_experlence In the Yetrobitun
it enables ns to offer unusual' facilities and In
ducements to operators. As heretofore, we are de
termined to make it the interest of buyers and sel
lers to give us a call. Parties baying OUR for sale
are cordially invited to bring their samples. ,
ap6mat ; r. •_-
•M. LONG 45":014 - • H •
4? •
mktior'Aortutas or
1 - 7 W
19:11E NUM BURNIII4O
Brand—oL 17C0A8,"
COMee, No. 2 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh.
• 0 A111711:31. .C. A. .W. WILITSEXAD
sbuo colt. WORS E . •
Nana:l4Am! sad have fu; We all klimpot
LUBRICATING OILS.
210.11. ST. CLAIR STREET.
nurrins; liztatie
rURNITURE: 4 / 4 ,:!.',...-i.;',.,,11.
MUM
do PRACTICAL ll a
, .
FACTUREi 5 . .
t " 1 "
" WifOLESAlfilf - kip •
4. ;'
•
1•611110 , 4 17 It WEISE,
. . .
: ISTTILIMET.
`*(0.111/3 pc
" "t
sill.. IClliswit tedired
.v.. to NU before PuchilaUli.
wawa al/on'
, FINANCUL.
•
,COMPANY,
No. 169 Wood Street.
. . • $200 , 000.
CAPITAL, •
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
DEALiBIi
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND C.Ol.0 7 ,„
INTEREST ALLOWED. ON DEPOSITS.
Collections 'made. on all
United =taieatnd Canadair
D. E4ite et,:
ismeo Go don,
D. Wolin ,
E. Fawcet
D—LEET ii(11
3E23
,•
S'a'o
No 293 LIBEN
• -
. PITTSIBIIM
AP AL, (authorized,
- . 1 Dpf.F,CVi r RS IE:
H.
d. Lyneifi, ''.. • , • , r H. Hampton:`
John lihrdoeh', Jr.; eTtry Boastoce,
William Espy, eeo. T. Van Doren.
Samuel Barekley,
A GENERAL BANKLNG. BUSINESS
("collections made on all accessible points-in the
Milted States and Canada,u
I
Interest Allowed on Thne_Deposlts.
UNITED SATES SECUIOTIESI3OUGHT AND SOLD.
H. J. TTICII, President. -
GEO. T. TAR DOREN. Cashier.,
offirSTOCEHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
NATIONAL BANK OF COMIIEICE
Cori of Wood and Sixth Sts.
A. PA TTERSON
A05.,11.7LL
CAPITAL,. : : : $600,000
'
A. Patterson.
Win. IL Brown,
Cbss. Lockhart,.
Allen Kirkpatrick,
W. B. Haven,
DISCOVNTS ALI
EVIer,_CAILIGEIET & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Corner l'hird and Wood Streets,
piri-sis.triton, PA-, •
(BRICCESSOR 3 TO HA—VW... HAIM & C 0..).
DEALERS IN
Exchange, Coin s , Coupons,
And particular attention•pald to ale purchase and
asle et • -
GOVERNMENT BONDS. ,
Bight DrOfto on London .
myi:sB2
Na , HOVILES & SONS,
33.4L-IV - 33t 13 ,
57 Market Street,
PITTIEWIWURGREIC, •
Collections made on all theyrincipal ;mintier the
United States and Canadal. •
- ,
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD as.comalissioti.,
Particular attention mild to the purchase and
sale of
United States Seourities.
In
I'. C. DIIIIIFIr.
VETESTERN SAVINGS BANS,
•
CHARTERED 1866.
Interest paid on "rime Deposits
ONE DOLLAR.VPWARD.
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK, WITHOUT
•
Discounts D&ily att% o'clock:
President...THOMPSON BELL.
•
Vice Prssident-.A. M. HABSHALL.
DMlDTatter:: -
THOMPSON BELL, A. M. MARSHALL,
JOS. DILWORTH. - Jos. ALARED ,
J. J. GILLF.SPIE.
Stockholders to whom we
Wm. Forsythe,
Wm. Caldwell,
Willie Dalzerl,
D. W.
Z. M. Fulton.
F,CHANICEP SAVINGS BANHi
M
INTEREST Wan' ON DEPOSITS. - ANY SUM
RECEIVED PROM ONE DOLLAR trfiWARD. Der
posits received subject to check, without Interest. ,
JAMES BLACEMORE; President:
OEO. D. TINDLE Secretary and Trettaarer.
'JAMES H. HOPKINS, Sollator. :
TRIMMERS:-
James Blaekmore, _ James H. Hopkins,
Alex. Tindle, James Town.
Vir N. haw,.
William Deane, ~ , :,, g o 'b ert :vor niv, -..,
A. O. Cabbage, .
_,...
...\ , ' u"
Lwmtp t ixrinwitt 'LIU ER!
• • , • < • •
Auxemza PLTIEBSON,
YARDS lid. 86 Feeble Sireet if:lnnerly Manchester,
and Not nieribirMvrtanips9 Inks" , t
DEALER IN Ap. • HINDU 02?
,Rough and /lanai_ Xunibek,
" Doors ..I
ri"garkinelboailik Huh
'banal. Les." lig ' Moultinge,'
s4,watfilLitikkeican& Ladd' Roll%
LlLAand PaLingg, Oak and .4 .
...A.I.6O—MIS-BRION. TILL and-MAT. 410:00
:wow r 1 LPIILBEIttOIBPANK
-6: Paititak .-. ' -.;', $125,000. - _ .
, e
Palialal44l2l2 DOairj, a A
#
1 . ..AFIFI , ,fIaT7 II O..WAYP P i n I ,. .
Edweird& - i t 'P 4l
.e cr Dimes; 7>
D a : -
Jolua Media . . ~,,..+E...n....alfig; ...- .... .
Gwo.K.. r i ff.... mni-sig7az— 3
, .. .....1111140tf?;,,., Ai rr -:,, 'I.:A ~,
: a unsi i a l
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LIKISSIOT tfirelilKiqi n th w i Zr a ' s "
0171971 AT TWIT PITT tildAU Nroxikr,..„,ask
WWI • Wwili
•
soble. Dotal' - -in t!ke
DIRECTO]
a
Ri
A
.111
:o.ltielter. •
bt. H. Sow,
drew Miller,
et=;Pies
ON. CaptitTr.
BANI:t;
STREET,
MMa
:: : $200,000.
TRANSACTED
President.
DIRECTORS:
George W. Cass,
James McCandless,
Wm. Douglas,
Wm. Reed.
Y, AT 11 A.
sp9:ce2.
Ito. 59 Fourth Street.
ANY BUN RECE.TlMplitito*
make reference:
Joseph Dilworth,
Rev. David Kerr,
Henry Lambert,
A. M. Brown, • .
Thomas Ewing.
N 0.14 Smithfield Street, ,
.: . P.MV3BUREM,
=-LUMBER.
:-- 4 W4;.,4-3$4lR-k
-M.."03'
s'i/7";;
OxA
`.•
x A
"301,1,
ERIOVM..
I HAVE BEMOVED MY •
• . •
BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
TO THE
Corner of Fifth and Wad Streets,
t c 6 rni e rl MME iicany le d by the NATIONAL BANE OF
PH. R. MERTZ.'
JANIS:LI B EADY - Co
Co.,
Fourth - and Wood - Sts.,
3E3 .416 N IC. ' - 1=&..; Elk
BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS O I T;
GOVERXISI6 . I'
qouy SILTED AND COIIPONS,'
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
17-80's CONVERTED
. ,
INTO THE
kE ir 540 'COUPON 1302413,
t Interest Allowed on Deposits.
161,- MOWE D LOANED ON GOVERNMENT
BONDS; and other., approved collateral, at -lowest
market sates.
Orders executed for the purchase and
Sale `Of STOCKS; BONDS and GOLD:
DAMES T. BRADY & CO.
'Pjt littslautO Gaidte.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBUBOH GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY, June 3, 1868.
'.,Gold remains firm at from 139% to 140%;
the market'closed active at the latter fig
ure. The iinporte'of merchandlie are in
creasing, whilst the exports; remain at the
low figures of last week. The demand for
United States bonds in Europe is merely
speculative, and mainly engineered by, a
clique of brokers firms in New York, Lon
don and Frankfort, in the absence of any
other business. The actual investment de.
mand for government bonds either here or
abroad is not any larger than before. A
State is no better off than any private in
dh'idual; the credit at home must by A No.
1 before it can be established abroad or
ebde it will have ne.duration. We are
pricisely in that position now, with gold at
loix,, and weekly imports that exceeds the
exports by nearly five million dollars in
our currency is certainly a poor recom
mendation for any nations credit, and still
speculators insist that United States bonds
will advance sufficiently to make them
eq a
Ito par, in gold here. If this will ever
ha pen
pen during the present generation, then
A in Smith and John Stuart Mills havo
wasted their energies for nothing, and all
practical men have become a set of idle
dreamers.
Government bonds were rather dull and
lower to-day; the fluctuations yesterday
were within one per cent., and to-day the
market closed weak, with decidedly more
offers to sell than to buy.
IStocks are lower, and the , less is said
about them the better. The dullness of
business in general has . produced in all
the inlands towns a class of speculators,
who are as such the most dangerous ele
'ent in the community for the re-estab
lishment of iinproved credit among the
business community in general, and that of
financiers'a establisned ieputation in par
ticular. '' '
Cashier
Business is dull, and money is scarcer_
at fioni 8 to 9 per cent. for good parties.
Closing quotations as received by Ph. B.
Mertz, were ai follows: -
Gold, 140%; 1881'bonds,116%; 1862 5.205,
112%; 1864 do, 110%; 1865 do, 110%; Cansols,
110%; 10.40a,106; 7408, 109%.
Railmads--Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 88;
Fott Wayne, 113; North Western, common
70%; North Westn—preferred, 821/; New
York Central, 134%; Erie, 69%; Old South
etnj: 89%; Ohio & Mississippi, 30q; Mer
' chants Union Exptess,27%; Western Union
Telegraph,3Bq. Miping Shares—Corydon,
30; Quartz Hill, 115; Quicksilver, 29.,
—As there prevails a popular error in
relation to the expiration of the Bankrupt
act, we publish below the section relating
to it. Fronithis ill will be seen that the act
remains in full foice after' the Ist of June;
when the debtor j can secure the assent of
the majority of his creditors, in number and
value to his 'discharge: "
.."And in all proceedings in bankruptcy
commenced afte one year:from the time
this act shall go into operation,no discharge
shall be granted to a debtor whose assets
do not pay fifty per centum of the claims
against his estate, unless the assent in writ
ing of a majority in number and value of
his creditors who have proVed their claims
is filed in -the case • at or before the time of
'application for discharge."
—The Philadelphia ,Ledger, of Tuesday,
says: We have no _change to notice in the
ponditioti of the money market. The sup
ply is still iirexcess of the demand, con
sequently_the ; rates are Very - low. -Call
loans are quoted at 5 so 6 per' cent ! though
there are occasional transactions in large
amounts below 5 per cent. : Prime txrinir.er-,
cial , hills ate discounted at 6 per cent. Ont-'
'side paper ranges•from %to 1 per cent a
month, according to credit. -
-Closing quotations received byJames T.
Brady &Co.: • '
• 'Gold, 140; U. S. 6's, 1881's; 116%;
18
-18 62 1 1 1 3 1 4; 5-20's, 1864, 110%; 5.20'5, 65.
AIN; 10-40's, 106; 5-20's, January' - and
July, '65, .113%; 5-20'0; January and . July s
'67, 113%; • June 7-30'5,109%; July 730's,
109%; May Ccurip., 1865,' 11t,-30.
• •
New York Dry Goods Market.
TBy Telegiayiji to' the Plttabprich Gaset,te 2 l..
'NEW June 3.LlCarket quiet:
ether fine, but no improvementln trade;
- theidost imports* , change:noticeable
day is a farther concession on fine Brown
Muslin aWß•ilowsi Mhe Great' the
: •
Hampton and:Exeter are all. _down to one
oshilling per :vard,the mills generally mr
pioduction; `: large sales of bales
Honey ^ Comb Quilts and. Lancaster • do.
('time off today; abdtroods sobtat suoblow'
prices as to preclude - the possibility, of prti;
dtttingi.aby:,more . of % tbernt-this - season;
Abelfornier tkild'it train' $1,45 licromlto'
'111411%, while t therlatter , sold at $1,30i1;46
•
for 0.8; 51,75480 ibr auti 52,25a2,30 for
104'. ar3 gAIIIOI4 **PIA
1
t • :.•ChicalliCiat*
altigett ui
) 0 , idWr a neMitery,d - .44kai*
a 1 low,* ft"l7lKfitbil Indium to fair
ithipplog, end p1,10:8,50 for good to Choice
IhIPADS.
PrITSBURPU MARYETd
Oman ov Pirranriton GangrrE, -
- - WEDNESDAY. June 3,.186& • i
, . . . , . , .
The general Markets continue exceed-,
ingly dull, and what is worse `
,still, there
are no indications at present of • any imme
diate improveinent. The dematid for all; s' , , - -
of the leading articles - of 'produce is restrio= , -
ted entirely to supplying immediate wants,
and as a general thing, prices are lending . ,
downward.
GROCERIES-ThEi grocery• market hi'
quietOnd prices are unchanged. Sugars
remain very. firm et-our , quotations and,
with , is brisk demand, prices' would ad-
.vane.. Coffee is stronger since our last re.
port, although there is no advance in
prices. Syrups and Molasses are quiet and
steady. Rice firm. Lake 'Herring and
'White Fish have advanced peer
50c r half
barrel, and•are very scarce. The follow- -
ing are the ruling quotations:
.8111Gatt6=:Ciiba; a340/7fOr'eibil grocery , s, •
12g.t0 130 for rime; and 140 fot choice;
co_io g
Po 6RI , 130; prime, 3334; choice, ' ,
rt
1434 to 15c; C la rified Cuba, 14 to 1434 c.. Re
fine toralaid - Hard, 18c; . .A, 170; B,
--i
1634 ; xtra C, 16y0; Sugar House,•ll34c.
FT E-Rio ranges all the away from
22 2534 c for common to strictly prime.
Jay 37 to 38c.
1
- S lib • -..5---I,overing's sl(Silver 'Drips, 31;
White Drips, 31,10; medium brands, 70 to
80c; 'common, 50 to 60c.
. RICE-Rangoon, good, 10c; prime to
choice, 11 to 1134 c; Carolina, 12 to 1234 c.
Mowissas--New Orleans, 90 to $1; Cuba,
65 to 70c; Porto Rico, 70 to 75c.
sgicas--Cassia, 80 to 85e; - , Cloves• )50 4 4"--: I
Pepper, 38c; Allspice, 35c; Nutmegs, $1,50. ~
Branca-Madison, 8c; Sillfer9loss,_l234c,)
and Corn Starch, 1334 c. "
PRUITB-Layer Resins, s4,7sper box;
Valentia, 20c per lb; Prunes, 17c; Currants,
14e for new. - --, - --•._ •• - • - ; '"‘ 1 - ' " `7' , - -: '
BAB Lkkiii, 12e; Shot; $3,50 Per bag': - '
Soaps--“ Babbitt's," -12 c; • "Oa kl ey s,
Plc; Rosin, 434 t 0 .60; " Dobblit's,7 15c.
Carnarms-Mould, 16c; Star,•23c.
CONCIENTRATED LYE-37,50 per case.
BI Cann 50T:m.7168,50 Per 100. .
Ftes-White Fish, $9,00; Lake Her- .
ring, $5,00; Mackerel No. 1, $22; No. 2,
$18,00; No: 3, $14,50; in half bbls, 50c more.
TonA.coo-Black ss, 10s, yo and Louie-
ville Navy, 72 to -75 c; Wm. 11.. Grant's lOs
and Navy, 86c; C. &D. Tobacco, 22c to 25e
for best. I
TEA-The Market Is firm and prices are
higher for new crop. Choice "Yormg Hy
son, $1,75; faLr, 31,50; commonto good, $1
to $1,35; Oolong, 75c, 85c, 90c, $l, $1,25 and
$1435; good ! 'Porto Rico, $1 to 31,85, as to
quality. Imperial, $1 to $1,85. Japan-
Choice, 31,30; fair $l.
BUTTER'r-Prime fresh Roll is in rather:
better inquiry, but prices are no better, '
ranging from 18 to 20a ; •,,, , •
~ ' , :_ : • - •
EGGS-Scarce and in demand, fresh
packed,may be quoted at 23 to 24c, some
holders asking 25c:
HAY= Bided Hay-is very 'dull, and with'
an unusually largo supply and liberal sr- - •
rivals, prices are 32 to $3 per ton lower; we 1 , ,
now quoterat - slB.to-S2L INtigon Hay, 418
to $24, and dull, also.
SEEDS-Flaxseed. is scarce and. wanted
at $2,50 to $2,55. No demand •whatever for
Clover or Timothy. • •"•, •
SALTDaII but unchanged; $1,75 to $l,BO .
in
to the trade, and $2 for small hits store.
GRAIN-Wheat ,continues very dull,
notwithstanding the supply is by no-means
Jorge; prime Red cannot - be quoted above '
$2,50, and there are but few laiivers'even at ,
that. Oats dull and Weakr r sales of some '
800 bushs, on wharf,in two lots, at 82 to
83c, and small sales in store at 850. aye is
dull, though there is but little in market
and not-much is this Eietticin of the coun
try; we contimieto 'quote at $1,90. ' Corn •
is very drill, while prime Eiir is irifair de- '
viand, with Sales on wharf and track at
$l,OB t 0,51,10. .
DRIED FRUIT-Continues very dull
but unchanged. " Small gales at 12 to Ma for
Peaches and 634 to 734 c for Apples.'
POTATOES-Continue very dull; we
continue to note small sales of prime Peach.
Blows, in store at $1,85 to $1,40. - ' - •
PROVISIONS-Bacon .is quiet and un
changed; 140 for Shoulders; 16c to 180 'and,
I8V„c for Ribbed and Clear - Sides; 191 A, to i '
19140 for Plain, and 20 to 20 1 4 c for danvass
ed Sugar Cured-Hams. , Prime! kettle rem,
dered Lard, 18% to 19c. Mesa Pork, $28,50'
to $ 29. 4
LARD OIL-Is steady'but 1 unchanged; "•'-'
we continue to quote at $1,50 for Extra No.
1, and 81,25 for No. 2.
FLOUR-The Flour ' market is dull and
weak, with a drooping tendency..., Buyers,
in anticipation Of a decline,-ain btiyingvfary
sparingly, and sellers, with the' same opin
ion of the market, are. keeping down
stocks as much as possible. We con
tinue to quote at slo,so';to $ll far Spring
Wheat; $11,75 to $12,25 for Winter Wheat;
and $l4 to $l5 forttincv bra:Wis.:Rye Flour,"
$lO to $ 10,25. • . ~ .. .
PIITSBIURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF TITEPIT'TEBVRG/ 1 GAZE TTE, I
- WEDNEsilav,• Jtine'3, 48438. - -
CRUDE—The market is quiet and while
there is apparently a little-firmer feeling,
there is next to nothing doing, and prices,
as yet; are without quotable_ change. We
have but a single 'sale to report, 300 bbls
for immediate deliveri, at 10}6c, bbls to be
returned; quotationa -may' be' fairly given
at 1034 c offered, and 11c asked, and as we
have already stated, little or nothing do
ing. The offerings continue comparatively
light, and the stock of,spot oil in this mar
-ket is pretty well reduced, and besides, it
is in the hands of specUlators, who, being
men of ample means, are able to hold un
til they can get their 'price. Of to ,
Years' ,
the margin, has been so small that small,
dealers have, by - shier_ force of circum- •
stances, been compelled to retire from the..
business and seek other , avocations. There - -
was attire when money could be, made by .
handling small quantities, but - that 'day
seems to have passed.
REFIIs-ED—The market for bonded oil
was also a shade firmer,to-day, which may
be attributed to the itnproVed' Chanoter of
the advices from Atkirwerm as yet, how
ever, the only improvement noticeable-s a
slightly increased deurmd, as, prices, com-
Tared with yesterdaY, are but little, if any;
better. We can report a sale of 1,000 bbla
for• immediate delivery at 28c, and 3,000
bbls, in lots, for the last half of Stine, at
'2,8%c. July:-Iti the;aliseride of ' sales, -may
be. quoted at 29e, and August at 29y 4 c
to 30c. '
ARRIVALS 7 The, , arrivals of oil re
ported to-day were as follows : - •
1
hfavehrey &Bro.lBoo Fisher & Bro 4100
Clark &Sumner 320 J. C. Giddings... 240
Fulton, M. dr.Co. 160 Lockhart A F -160
' Total 7180
OIL SHIPMENTS PROM D11 .. 9147!LtiE DEPOT.
'
- H. 344-kligi.itii :,110 Tholaietti)-tkrirfeW,
Frew At, Co., IGhiladelphia.
Brooks, 13allentine & Co., 86 do do to
,Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
" Lafferty &Wiring; 224.0.11 d to. Waring;
Ring & Co., Philadelphia.
OIL SHIPMENTS PER A. V. R. R
Nat. Ref. & St. Co.; 300 obLs.ref:lnFiW:
Dilworth & Co., Philadelphia. , . ,
...,
Forsyth, Bro. dr: , ..
Co., 414 do do to . War- , 4:
den, Frew & Co., Philadelphia. , • ' '• •• '
Clark .t Sumner, 262 dc.' do do P. Wl** • •`:
..!& Son, Philadelphia..: . , • -. .
• - McKee & 'Hackett, 250 do do to - 11. P.
Logan Jr. Bro., Philadelphia.
~
,MCKelri t i o &l i ro.f 225 •.bble ref. , to W. P.
1 11 S. tirkia i Kirkpatrick ; & M . a. 168 bbla Wit' toa,'
Waring, King 4r• Pnrt ; /1.4 11 4,4 3 i# 16 , : 1 .)
Baltimore liiiii i et. ' •
! d?"r. elegrapiTiiiiiii ( iitiNstiti l iell iiiiieiter.l
its.t.Tutoßagaunia-r-Plour is nominal. .
lettitilaPPAlß P .l. l 4 l l • scVAA'
ta4 ;alai mega a1aap f 4,41,_,,w 2 ,.
an si)a.attitill. . ati , d ulland. An..
'changed. Rye is dull. Provisions are'
more active and p#oo6 are maabangaii,
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