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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24
THE STATE or TRADE.


P,Sf. Fsb 23Tbe tht baaE o. France D. Increase
% DO i-sucs during the week. .,.,-, -, -.-.-
Io> F.b 2fl J uC1nso. opened a. ~ for both money
a. b. court Uutei Five Iseuy boD1F-6'5s 3 1905
pa. Zen 2i-Renss orened 81 &c and closed At 5t c
Ir,stpoo1 Feh 2J-le3I a. WfoOn opened quiet MtiIF
Us,,. utdlsL Mddhng Orleans rf the sales Of ne dav are
81 uOU haesi the Of tie have been ~ bales
st- taken Tor ard A~" on stecuSpoL lhe
-ot In DIRT bales O. Which Hr ar American The re-
p. Of he v-sk have 1890. bale including is Amscaa
.,r. hs,, ben quarters including 3 80 Amer"aI
~ nofb money ana Tue
ont sted States FveSeny bonds i5t!s sls Ien-Or'es &
lvEFroJ Feb 2-l.30 mtot;Ou - duE, the sales o. ne
~ A., sin estimated l2o bals including Jgn icr export ar
s,zsrou The Of bound % IA Ff"t
of which 10000 American. Wheat Il GENITAL io
C5G-ra White md H. ~ oI 40. Rel Western Spring
Con % 9G2a per Or
ss Tor the United stt 1--WE b0l1s l2s 81.
%, ol ~ 1905 q Territories %.
LtEEr,0L FEB L3-5 UCoor cOse' dali; Nd!ug tplaud'
UG. MiddEg Orleans sti The sales "t the dav have lien
10! s,s including export sen Sale, o. Cotton
- nearly due from SeWOresus have teen made 20 u 81
rysue OF sbippe1 NewOsans lisl The ad,c M
,r favorable, and 11ness the Cotton market
b,o1 c . cwt f0r Cumberland Cut
LvtgPoot Feb 2Arved fhp Antarctic FROM New Orssus Jsr
Al t03 bale cotton from
bart Alarm IRON SeNOrsns Jan 10, With 700 tlrs; steamer
baltimore FEB TO- ~th - bses BARI Mo-. from New
Nfsns J.B a. 81 h; ship vs. Baiue from Ne' York Jan
bales bark ~ /. Coming Om Galveston Jsl u. with
III t..es
LoSbpS Veb 2J-Eveuiug-Spirt Tupent'n@ IS c Y evt
LvszPy1I FEB 2Lyen Bacon. So e cNt ior short RJ
hAs
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Rev. Isaac Messe0tt H., preach IN Pyeonth Bsp
lNDAf,
10, a. NJ aud i p sspy At and clock Baptism s
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. are sru fair request other Kinds are v''S0a
shg ~. -,,s., FOR al descriptions has been vev quiet but
pcps,o Is in dnsn1 and Arm sales $50 bbis at
Se an BY AUCTION Gu s TSper,ne bu, moderate buness has
hANAs SSt he ossinT sh aud former pIes. snsnl
.es q e o s az osre Al Roam has rued hrm hut dO sales
all ~ o.. bbs st5snsi A. nj ivjwnstoS Cit, Pitch 81 s
n.s i y gGS, bot ut. 1 limited t.; 2SS's p s'
: .,osdr Menh,e dsn an NORMALLY an 0 ss, 'N
teu for PO has been only |Sef s ao f
% Mes, 80 g r New S 81 qI S e s.i gr~ o ' Sb
w N sS, 25O bhl. do March IA 49, SOC eee 90 iSi
80 At slt 81 so bes Do tor July 81 y IN n 81 8 10 for PLAN
S0a +l2 BHtr. CO. 1erce beei que O3s seSi ~,
r A. 1 o65ns tes5d ed1 % q g GSl At s Sa.
r Wssieu steady for most snas Wag W 10 70
. ' sS sf ,g III s s,si or - Gree HAAS
nav P P do 81 e s ~ nd 5 b SSIs' Dry saoHd
sea iHsy BE- p R0 SoSs Cbocs Sho Rib 1 $50 OI.
~ nberand snd rs boxes d. very light At ,tS .n1 ,s
b r,e We oro.e al SC wcsierp sni 64do3c for Wv
IA SSn So r1S 's S. %- 70; G 'ATs as for
STAN sn a9.c for Ke e Rendered. for fut9re deliver, So Ncs
= Western steam al dSsc; 30 teS City at &c so yes iS
= Toe KEITH for Anvil a, lte 80 t, Prime sse 'O
o M Fl ls MAY Fl T. SS I and S. sdy bun for
delivery ~: care: 1 .ae t s r. S so b S5 @ "a 50
on Upper AMI - g for 90 on ,,elts
=, h. s-'v tei AZ ne for spot snd February cases N 30
f. . IL a
III. 2lc f5f Pebrarg; March quotol ~ @AN 49, C.,D. Al
ElCE-1he msrfet IL dull and une19useui '-''' -
g,a.lc i15 Bangcon Al o ia. s,s- reeepts
SKiNS-Goat in active demand an pnee aIe Aue E,m, Desp
he Ne Or,sDs rer Sherman 2l2 bales CurSeoa pr 80
a. b, Pan, Der Rising bales Agoi Bay Ie DA4a s5T
a. h,l. MercsB 60 b Is and ~ bales aBe G CO.
y good demand; lO be Para per 70 e ~ 81 bale,
49, and Suas :. bses Central American per ~ = p,- and
$50 rer g. pa and bales TeIss sales tVV' % IA ALL
8 us 4, Central American 1t.o,,o n yy,e And
-. an lave IN upward tendency Buk dull ana hea' W. St
Ylst ,se, ou store Ahtcn's Liverpool fue, 80 - q
~ N-iugtons MARSHALL Deakin's do ~ JG - ~ my
49,, - "a - 50 Ground. Al 4t0Sl ~ 4WAs AS"NN'
Z 20 rer bssh Csdz &c, and 81 Ma-uIs }'o'Vc -. 1.
-r continued moderate ohang demand JOY NOS, ue'
80 mos are without mpor change. We quote: Mace
= n d Penang Nutmeg CSC Pepper lie iof HuSlrs ano
tr G- sugspo; Pimeno l4c Ginger al I've Ter OASO''-'
-t i f,- Aro45, Bird Peppers o. l't d6to-al gold .oo,
srCARIbs market quiet end unchanged We Quoe SSGIe
a., M ~ r Reiuing the feeling neal at the close at 5oy
aloe and 50 boxes on private teIn heu1eS
Al ~ zeal al pic III HE Tor White
SFFD>-to,e active, sales 81 '' bags &c 'I
r Ohio lOalc prime Indiana aad Michigan and Nte Ioi
cl5c~ 90 Timothy neglected .,.
SOAP limited demand and The market steady quote Csus
slF, gold ,...,. g..
TAILpW fairly active hut veak; sales Of % N" 81 4 i
ynr. sl. gtc for Choice Country. -t,
OF j.. bh. 5l' ''h "-
r ,fI ii lc.
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Ilnantlal.

NATIONAL BANK.-1O the Comptroller of
y the Currsnc, Washington, D. CSH. Il Is hereby ee-t5-d ~
pursuance Of Section A. Of the Ae q Congress enie an et 70 pro
hA.oGt. Currency secured ~ peRe OF lIf et4s
m 10 ur,1e r The Hd redemption thereof approved me
j. 500 inst meeting Stockholders Of tl fOBI MADISON
NATIONAL BANK Fo Madison, the State Of Iowa duly
no. Ted pursuant AMI the tces o Association o. -
uf an tie once Bort Madison aorrs1i, on the
eJ dav December 1871 voted BY the Shareholders Of l
Association owning thar w'r Of It's sock that SID A'cA
70 lllo Liquidation aud be clO,eL 49,,
.. L. testimony whereof have, by Instruction Of the
SEAL Board OF Directors OF AssocatiO7 hereto sub
o. raE tcripc AID sfGei he seal ot sail Assoc alton
BANK For Madison aforesaid the day sud yctr ao5e
:..,....-..... written C. h WEYEK, President
a. & Rev. Stamp. c1neelatl ....... .,.r ,., .
NOTICE-Tle FORT MADISON NATIONAL BANK, located A.
Madison re Sae O. lowe. closing up is affair Al .otg
sad Association therefore hcIenY no
ned 10 pr.,t The Association for
~ g. r. WEVRR. President
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Sales bp autilon
90 rhon II man 0onteru

80 Irhom 1t man Gnnteru
rNrOpu ALTON WANTED of PETER ANIL
" iNAGIf boz ~ yesr old 10Th inss born in NH
IN Sons Mart 1915 Aa person keoEiss his where
rs@Nse blv gViug information - bis mother
AoOaS VI" sASSl KAyAsAGh Ga seeEdsye, New iork CITY,
NrEV ARK, New Jersey.-Th0Se desiring IN
,rvA dos concerning this gIss manufacturing oy IN NJ.
.eiHff1;;RooKs NEWARK CITY AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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PErEIpTs OF pROuTCt.

per Worth Rrer R1f-orft
y. As pLgs Ashes BsVsI .'62 hes Cotton ON tt-
80 al Mo- IL thls Con- pigs Du~ Frat so uns. icss
as, Four 500 b1sf. Whee' tlo5 bush Corn us bush
g f hs.s Malt bash Barley, 2HOJ hIst Grass H|i
a. a. .s- b1sl. N, al Il males Hemp, 10
IL 7 sides ~ bales Moss To- hb,s spirits Iurptn'
IN rfs Turueuue bbls. Tar 2at bbs Hosiu ~ pA4s %
C ga pig, Pork - psg Beef $3.50 pkgs Ut M,a's ~
81, Gene ~ ukys Lard - Kegs Lai 10" pkgs. Stssrn Ign
- r.-' 4upEs Caees Ilg pk. TaoW, 20 b .s Luttes'
D. go dressed Hogs Uj4 b0g Peanuts % psss Rice 30 'le
go v h. s5rsc 2q half les. ~ itd~ oso - h"i
a. Tsra $40 tbls WHISKY. 81 Dbl. oil, - bills H. -" ~ 90 g.
bls d. ~. >l-lJeE Hubs, - bales 4O~
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...ntennth..t III b. Chnrch I..neep III and seoasd

| 81 Johns VI. T.. Church Hft'hrstI between BrosisJ
mi ebfha,rrescug on SUNDAY Feb Is, i0i and
M r ne Pssto b. VAIL Revival meetings every evening %
/ t.l 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

snfspss Feb 23-Cotton dull sud quote hsrrl nont,ui
:, otsst rras Gncialscd Wheat dsm PeupsyysnA ~ ~
Con- D., and lover White southern 7oG7lc yellow Do G AIrd
W. rors sS Al si So Balk Nests arm Shoulders 81 d5ie Rib
@ ss. et &C. 2 R sas s. :; zoo c-sr RI Sides a96c
sd Hsu, 5dl4o Lsri frU al DC Western Butter very tr
PugIgaiA Is6 2YOur stead, ssles lObbls Ezra Family
N q 6Josl o.! Amber . es White. "a FL IS Corn
"a sr. 200 bush leloT a. % oae Mid Western t76sse
as Mes Porn CAL anc unchanged Lsd unchanged WHISKY
Ossso Feb 21-our in god demsr; sale, hbir - e. =;
~ IA syung 3 for Amber inter- q Is Or White wU'er
s cu5 bel, At ~ &C. bel E,ar'-y 81 ssasl6o Corr TN
- sdG sa-i o. or Csr4d b. uonuAy &c. foI Western
..ss.t 49,, st, Sp5I.,fs. 5000 d.pr s!51sG
"a hshyines syGs'.c Railroad Fftsss on Houi--o Boston,
Assr Fe xyybesi sr1 ami al .alss esrs No Tread.
80. 81 20 ar DEN 5eh'ge- I- sqoL 70 81 - here Rye
hE hlei Werl al re Bsrs7 rus Osts dui and nee
~. apty ~ b,sl week The dsy rsnfe
= .l.s as ss,l Ese COL sheep Dc Coarse 7qlle.
tHass u Wb,s. sTn an ,as Lei 81 Ca II g. '' Corr
&c Oss steady A. +oo+5e Rye steady Al Oe5o Butter
.ua.l sos s,Ael BoE Me-. on ard lrooi.as Shoaa~rs
OIL a. drootpy 49, se ~, : = II -, . a., DA ~
~ vie for no1b 7c seller April he hooya ,rlt
ga 81 recipe ~ hs,1 wa,.5 steady &C.
@ At oe so, Mr. se ~. s a. sea COZ aa
.(5s',L,so f,b z2whtat Urn 49,. o. No. Re- Winter al
=, No hsa At - 81 Con- dol o. s., oats a. ct 81 41e
f1g d0ne 10 Crude ~ " ' ' '''
ssiLLE FEB 2-Tobareo sale. o. tao d.y, 100 hhds
., - % 90 10 Low O. Me4n SI0+I bagqpr on. q
"a fglI anrhsaga LIre Fanny - - Wheat lna AID
0.ai sslfs a. 81 goa 81 Is Cora fair remand and am.
'afIel 0ot4- Oss quC -t. .si, o. So Rye brr1 4,
L. 4ols Do FAR demand On rourt M Of part AZ Is
yss.s t.. sega cured Hams L4'c PAl uie sGc
49, ,Dstoh-Hlgul-f tlc Clear b. -ic. Clsr sde se
f's'o WHISKY dui at &c '' 49, >''-' 0'1'' ~
.as y, 1sl 4IOaI sdyro s. Of Doab EItr Winter q,
49,, - Treble ETtrt. = 554s, g.. Psl, ssd - - WL..i
Ne ~ demand al 81 q To- suung Esrey AZ zoe 10,
N"fA arm sia u lar dlaad or No M.f OAts
~ Barley unetsngea. trm ana N AR 5.ysud
s,Is1 20 q I" hsEY stes1J QUIET Al "a Drv
C.., > qe safes o. Shoulder &C. Clear Rih sides sle
~ v. bacon quiet AMI Uhfirg Lani good demand
YER s. 1rnI and bigger At - z5aSf Is shippers butch
49,, o1JerS Csit 10 lair RE
Os foa5 1000 bash whest eusk Corn n 900 tuIh
CE,e.eo ' 80 Barley, and 600 b0sh Rye
49, N fiOuT active Advance Of l5e if eac, Wi,
iAf oemsnd 81 Osez rates szes a No Spy NO =,
~ nAitt 81 - Com 70 demand II lover fsfss
sss ~, Sie seller March zoe Oats doll and I,d,
uscL.nsV 30 Rye s.ssdy 14a1tsc No T. Barley dul
sl ~ rosa qgls' s5d se.s At s2 4i0si2 a. seller
a. ~, So ~ - Lard bm fair demand Al
fsoss qsostss s' "a 81 ~ Srea aud Bull Msau At
neg ae a ss0s5 "a Csus ou - .se snsb,sgsf VI -
~'~Ps 0I Vie past NJ d y,-IyN Obi. F,ogf Sip oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

Rev. Geo. IL HepwOrthSeinWay HAllheIsous neryte@a
viii be held seusAg Hal SUNDAY MORNING s1d EVENING
Mdung subject Change Of Heart IN the Mr. UP
WORTH deliver be seventh Lecture his Coars ioans hsl
Services viii commence - l0i u. and "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

BUFFALO LIVE NIDlk MAbhEl-f"'. q
CkfEe,e pts in heal making total t- h- Week ~ 80!
lssI 3 81 The 3st week.
through Shipment f ofe- AZ the mhet
inactive sales head Michigan steers Averaging lB h. 81 - M
Dc heal Missouri steers averaging Q2 H. at - y 10 bead ono
i23 To- a. - c IS head good n-ll Steers ever
cqg 1913 ~ At - 1i sb9gPs35 Reefs; .st p l ~
I'd fst vel closed FIRM prs hsyns zen 'hon Tie
s,s as 10 veet; 2.5 he5l o. Michigan SHcp ouguf ron
a. "a "a n A. - sO G5, 5O3 bead ~ d. piva
terms: 70 Sheep and Lambs vcrs ~ ~ 10 81
Hoys-RecU- lion head making tota' Tor The wees W ', s
against Al head Tor m week Market quiet va Hehs e-
ani sre, anything offering sales Of 8 lead ~ - " - '
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Religions Nolites.

A. -econd-st. VI. l.. Church, 6s;sesn and A',rg-
Preaching hy the Pastor HENRY Aston al 10 "a suo.s
preaching ,ti@a By Re-; OSCAR q subject Bible ''d
common schools" seats frce Al male welcome
.uen.st VI T.. Church nyugtOu Snc De-1eey-,s
Rev. WILLIAM T. Hill viii prset - ioi "a aT' heV ~
People. Prayer Meeting O'Clock seat' ree s"as, aud Others
Ar the Laishi-sr Baptist lIs.iou ooTlef yare4.'IRs7
USIsEY w. KNAPP sl prslch To MORROW a. 1870 ssd 40
a S' So saiss M ia GBsRf o N..dags &
1 NV TUESDAY and TIT RSDAl EVENINGS aT.JO. saI
you 'I' 'e '''4' '''''A' A q ARNOLD Sppsrrssus,n.
"a are Cordially In'ited.-rhs Rev p BkAcKtr y The
Church Of 'i deliver sermon Use toang
.nt4. shth.,e The Rev d. MiKELs Pastor viii preach
Apollo Hall. corner BossTay
Pgr...1s spn.uaI. OF st NDIY oi e an u p
sroqdway Ts6ernpsle Charr r., fo + G3r hfGa s
co otHs A. D "a a, " :, D. n.
Fallen Bo2 SOW csel 4 q Sb Me;n; q zo6
N Subject! The Execution u J1dgnea' o. Agosae
-gbl. In sCbooIs-Rer OSCAR HUGO viii pTs.'5 TO Nor
ROW EVENING In s.conl-s theio- Aysaae q NJ T. Clarl
ss Disl, k fisa 10 S b Bible
Berean Baptist Church, conner Dos1isg s1t Bedoi.',
.Sd srSDit EvKsISG stranger, AZ, eoti4 n
Bishop Vail o. ks.,. W. ps &c HgS g % q 'nPg
making that rgar pltcaary us oeo Goeese OF SUNDAY
ise,oa viii be maize IN SaOo Cub TepeEs
Ksas's-
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, corner Fnhs's.
'1' iui'' Rry HiGH MILLER THOMPSON D b R-e,o.
Rev. ;. = pJNBAM a NJ. Assistant
DURING LbNT.
paiir Morning PRAYER. o b.. Il.
Daily Evening PrierA
On "Wednesday. and Fridays, F,-,ns Prayer With Fol Choral
Service AM Lecture, u p
on SUNDAYS.
Early Communion, y a m.
Mofling PRAYER and sermon, log A.
Service, Lecture ChuG history J The At.I0f
o ?.
Evening PRAYER and Sermon. a D
Sunlay school = n. The l.cturs-r1ofn
FREB cHoRGL.sCno0i OF cHiisT CHURCH
Class for hOys from 70 Is Saturdays. 81 Al
Clss4 for ladies', Monday afternoons, a. ..
Siass 10 ladies md gentlemen Tae~i4ys, 81 "a m
Class for gentlemen, Saturdays, a. a D. M
Special attention paid learning The reading OF mess M1stI
All Congregational Singing and hgsi
dofC invited n the several classes asa
eoufeng H. CUTLER OTgan ct his Toom
| IN the Church Thirty thhsi
Church, corner Fulton and Wian,-sis, "hefs, ne
Noon PRAYER hslPcsehng hY AAI
aRl Singing or ft.s'
Me,tas MONDAY TO PtasrMsstng, fRpAl E'h'
MING Chapel Fuioust. VI Cha.Shl pee" NV
| PEGS reserved lVr guests h0m h9'sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-24

wheat, buh Corn bush Oats 3ooo bsh RE
bush barley 1000 HogA khipmens-sc0 hbs Floor 5000
bash Wheat bash Corn Tol bnsh Oats s09 bush Rye
barley Hogs Total number OF Hog paehei
Gate, l,lSOOO
ToLkDo Feb 9Piour que. sn3 unchanged Wheat qael
nncbsnped sales OF Amber Michigan OIL bt0Sl s.
S. Corn quiet and unebaBged High Med cod At ls ,6e
Mted Aflqso Oa dali unchanged Glover SEEDS sieadt
a. en- Ires Hos steady 81 25 Receps2OOO bush Wheat
s. 600 brsh Corn SOO shPmens-2OO bush Wheat
10 900 hush Com and & 100 bush. Oats
BuyUo Feh 23-Four quiet and unchanged CITY trade ONLY
bush OF Dululh Spring
Corn du md heavy cars No Western at 69e IN ke Rail-
the track AZ SIC Oats dn
esr W a, 4c on the aud Barley neglected seed.
9us snail lies Of Timothy 81 80; CoyeI 90 q y gh.
80 sntsl ma ke bare quiet az 10 ~ Lar quiet q 81
a. S9pms1s bv rail2 bush wheat 1000 busb.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-28
J. A. VERA, Sec'y.

1oADED DIcE.-It would seem as II the
producers were throwing against loaded dice
Corruption has beeu found again in high
places, this time where 1t was least suspec.
ed. To put It mildly, discrepancy has
been discovered in the management of some
Of our pipe lines. 1t appears tina. they have
been running ''short," and the result OF
course is that oil supposed 10 be In the COM
pauy's tanks is sold to dealer, and when
be looks for bis purchase It is not there. -
Then the question arises, ''whers is n?"--
The pipe line company has simply been
specuisting IN other mems oil, aud sold It,
expecting to replace II before 1t is called for
The stopping Of production has prevented
them from doiog this in all csses, and the
discrepancy some would call 1t frsud-bas
been made apparent. This presents another
front to the many sided combination against
the producers, aud will bear looking after.
V[Fairview Reporter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-28

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published by d. Lowry & Co., Pittsburgh,
have demonstrated their ability TO furnish Q
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-28

DIED.-At the residence Of N. Fl. Payna.
Sunday, Oct. 9th, Miss ELIZABETH Nc
CABE, aged 27 years.
The circumstances connected with the
death Of this yonng lady are more than orr
dinsrily sad. But little over two wesku
ago, brother-James McC abe-died of that
fell disease, typhoid fever. With that dss
votion which only sister can show, she
took care Of ber brother during bis illness,
only 10 contract the fever herself. Every
thing that could be WAS done to arrest the
disease, but It was fruitlesa. Kind. hearts
and hands, however, smoothed the path Of
the sufferer to the brink OF the mystic river,
and closed her eyes luvinely when lifs's f,-
fuI battle was DER. A large circle Of friends
symrstbizs with the doabIy beresved rsla-
tives 10 their sffliction.
The remains were taken to East Arcade,
N. T., for burial.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-28

Germany claims that she will soon be 10.
dependent Of America as regards pstroleu IN.
The crude material has been recently dis
covered in GaIicis 10 great abundance, and
extensive preparations are making to ft It
for market. In one single village twenty
refineries are 10 operation. A. yet all the
production has been from surface boring,
but when the wells are sunk to the depths Of
those 10 this country the production, 1t is
estimated, will be sufficient for tho supply
Of . large part Of Europe.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-28

Strange things happen in ten years. =
Fortunes are made and lost, while one zoe.
up, be who was up Rpds the level. We ar.
led to these remarks by the folio wing remiu.
iscences: Ten years ago we know man
who was poor utility actor, doing bis lit
tie biz for only nine dollars week 10 one
OF the eastern theatres. He worked hard,
but couldn't get ahead, aud be became
good deal discouraged about things, and
couldn' eat msob, and bis friends got wor-
ried about him. One day, while reading
the Tribune, this poor young man saw one
OF Horsce!G Grseley's articles advising young
people 10 Ego west, where fortunes awaited
tnem." The poor player rolled this bit Of
sdvice over hir mind, like It was q delicious
morsel, and hs pswned oil bis clothes and
s'sge jswelry aud scrspsd together barely
enough to take him to the rich lands Of the
west % sort Of stesrags psssense. That
was tsu years sEo, you will remember, dur
ig which time We b ID lost track Of that
young man, and imagined that be had Com
mitted suicide, or died one OF those unust-
ursl deaths which are 90 common out there.
Judge Of our surprise when, on last Satur-
day, the bronzed features Of our long sb-
sent friend greeted us in our ssnc,um, and
the hard hand Of the returned one clasped
ours in true Western fashion; theIouce poor
player sat down and recountsd 10 us the
perils and dangers be had passed through 10
bis wild western life, and 10 voice tremu-
Ious with emotion, be concluded bis touch
log narrative BY asking five could lend
him quarter! We were never so taken
down 10 our life before, and, like our re-
turned friend, we don't have the same faith
In the teeming lands Of the West we once
had.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-28

El'za Pert got on the rampage again Sat.
urday night, and when In front Of the Grant
q Wilson club rooms, while tbe oil meeting
was in session, delivered . speech on Ire-
land, declaring that Ireland should be free
from the centre to the sss, OF che would
know the reason why. At the conclusion
Of the oration, Eliza declared her Intention
OF going to bed on the sidewalk. and com.
msncsd undressing for that purpose. The
oil meeting adjourned sbsut this time, and
she devoted herself to abusing the crowd
roundIy for not aiding In securing the free
dom OF ireland.
The police ought to have been around
and arrested her, as the affair was q very
scsnda 'ous one.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-28
Gold at l p. m. lls]k

Acorsy Hill, WIN. McCray farm, Dal.eu
.srm' Aep'e Shade OIL Co., and Watson.
Pot's d Kefer wells, started up this morn
ing
Al the sound Of the whistle, at 10 o'clock.
every walking beam on NcCrsy Hill com.
menced moving at the same time.
The wells have not been injured, and 10
many cases show improved production.
ChsrrStrse wells started up this morning.
Production not injured.
This solves the shutting down problem
- far % this section is concerned, and
proves that the wells can be shu. down o,
long period without Injury.
How are you Redasr's CombisatIon, and
how do you do?
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-28

A few weeks ago Swede died Of q fever
At PittstieId. This happened, we believe,
on Wednesday. After keeping tas body q
day or two 10 the house the odor became
too strong for even . Swsde, 90 1. was
thought best to remove II to vacant house
few rods away. Either to test tho feasi-
bility OF Christie command 10 "Let the dead
bury the Dead" or from pecunisry motives
the corpse was allowed 10 Icy there until
Sunday, whsp, the men being free from
werk, It Was taken some eight miles to q
Cemetery end given hasty buriAl.-(Corry
New Era.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-28

lCPErERsBuRG EMs.-Therees every indi|
cation of q reduced yield Of oil during the
coming month. Although many new wells
will be struck, we do not believe that they
will materially increase the production.
Turkey. City, or Gimlst Town. will be the
centre for operations during next spring. -
There are few wells starting at present,
and 1t is probable that most Of them will
shut down for the winter.
The wells that were started up yesterday
are, as yet producing but little oil. II will
require some time to test them, but u i
probable that they will not be 20 productive
as heretofore.
On Thursday morning, the Mutual pipe
lins drew off the last tank Of oil with which
It is connected. thus cleaning ont the entire
district, draining 1t comple.eiy. The oper'
ators have now chance TO make new
start aud need not fear being ''full" for
some time, unless indeed oil should reach
Sc, when We would expect to find num-
Der OF them 10 that condition.
The l. y. o. F. have organized Q lodge
10 st. Petersburg, and will commence the
erection Of building at once.
There is . strong effort being made to or
gsnizs reaoins company, The location Of
whose works is to be ct, or near Fullerton
Station. The west end OF st. Petersburg
would be preferable.
The Molly we'll, on the Robinson farm, In
the:Parker district, owaed BY W. D. Rob.
son, has been pumping during TIE whole Of
the thirty days suspension, when not .
walking beam in sight was moving. Re.
member this producers.
A. S. Palmer is putting up two iron tanks
ut Foxburg, for storage Of surplus oil.
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