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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

The area Of rectAngls W hich will embrace
oil the territory osthe Pennsylvania oil reg.
ion from which oil has been obtained is
about 1000 square miles, but the whole
number Of acres which have yet produced
oil does not exceed $500, equal to ten square
mil,s, or one two-bundrs:h part OF what 10
known as the "oil region" The region pro.
duced, during 1871, five and three -fourths
m illions OF barrels of forty-thrss gallons
each.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

The mas meeting held at OH City, yes-
terday, after . long deliberation, came to
the conclusion that the South Improvement
Company wus virtually dead, and passed q
resolution ''raisicg tide blockade" aud al
lowing oil to sell their oil.
The predictions o. certain disaffscted In
dividuals that the Producers Union would
die out is not likely to prove true. The
Union remains intact aud ready to do bat.
tie against any other thleving combin alton
that may make similar attempt at plum.
der.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

Theodore TiItons Golden Age is not SUR
prised that The Japanese fail to take kindly
to native Christians, and goes on to cay
1--WE shonld not be specially proud Of the
Christians who turaed Buddhists or Moham.
medans, though We might not scratch their
eyes out or throw them into ponds. But
that 10 the way CHRISTIANS used 10 deal " iit
hereties."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

The news Of the disastrous fire at Oil
City, caused a general feeling Of regret, and
. large number of citizens left for that place
on the l:20 train to lend their aid In subdu.
ing the flames II required.
The Titusville fire department came down
IS far as Miller Farm BY special train, when
word was sent that the fire was under con-
troll and they accordingly returned.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

The Memphis Appeal is getting terribly
cynical. We fear that human nature In that
region says the New York Mail, is not cal
culated to encourage q happy view Of life
and character. 1t says 10 q sad tone of fmor.
al reflection: "Tbe sentiment Of disgust
makes Us kick dogs and drink liquor, the
sentiment Of friendship mskes US wiring a
mans hand aud stand on bis corns, aud the
sentiment of patriotism makes US run for
Office"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

AZ we predietsd ibe course taken by Mr..
stsmbaugh, 10 selling oil to the Standard
Oil Company, Is bearing fruit against hin. Z.
We are informed that Nr. Richardson, Of
TAR Farm, has purchased the necessary
pipe, and Is about to commence the work OIL
laying new pipe liae up Chesry.rss Run
A meeting in furthsrancs of the new line is
to be held at the ofaes of Dempsey Bros =,
Kane City. this evening. We slsS learn
that several Ok the operators on Chsrrytc
Rua have disconnected their tanks from the
.stsmbspgh pipe line, and affirm that not
anothsr barrel of their oil shall 60 to him.
"P'ood monsy" always was worse than
even couatsrfeit currency. Never did work
ery good to the Individual accepting 1t.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10
Gold At l p. N. HOY

that "SPEcK OF WAR"-This morn
ins's Titusville Herald publi-hes an account
Of ''collision" between Dr.. NJ. c. Egbert,
OF this place, and Mr.. S. r. Boyer, OF ii.
tnsville, which 10 calculated to place the
DR.. In an ersousous light before the public
and does good man and thorough gen.
tlenan great Injustice. From eye witnesses
OF the affair we are Informed It was Q cow
ardlY and entirely unprovoked assault, and
further that this man Boyer exhibited bis
courage and manliness (D by striking the
Dr., who 10 much smaller man and was
seated ct The time, consequently entirely
unprepssed for anything OF the kind, irem
behind With both asts. Such nerve ought
to place the gentleman 10 the front rank of
brave men-such individuals a. strike hen
their opponents are down, or stab 10 the
back. The Herald mao, who was present
at the time We learn, fails to make mention
Of the insulting aod tsuatIng msooer 10
which the "big brave" threw up at the DR..
illusions 10 regard to bis misfortune of hav.
log failed In business and accusing him Of
cheating bis creditors, DC. Where is the
honorable man that would stoop to such
language, aud endesvor to "kick man
down." who is striving to mako good bis i'll
fortune and pay every dollar of bis indsbt-
edness. as will eventually be the case. And
further, for the benefit Of the Herald and
ito bold 'striks- behind" chsmpion. we
would state that Dr.. Egbert has paid every
dollar Of bis Individual Indebtedness; every
dollar that hs borrowed from banks or bank
ing houses, since the failure 90 magnani-
muusly alluded to BY gentleman Boyer; that
bis failure was solely occasioned by ''diffsr-
ences 10 oil contracts" misfortune 10
which any oil buyer is liable, and to which
% dishouora able motive can bs attached;
that hs never owed Mr.. Henry Harley SlO,.
900 nor Was never bsfrieudsd in the least by
that individual. We have known DR.. Egg
bert for years and have ever found him 40
honorable, high-mindsd man, both socially
and In business point Of view, ami who
would not stoop TO traducing and villifying
auy mans character, neither would be act
tho coward by striking q man from behind
or attempting 10 bully-rsg him. Even II
be bad done 90, he would have "faced the
muslc," and not made 'Buli Run retreat"
for the nearest justice Office TO complain Of
himself and pay foe, as We are informed
The brave and chivaIrous Boyer, accompsn-
led by the oditor Of the Herald and the rest
Ut the Harley clique, did % soon as the
train arrived st OIL City.
We also venture the assertion that had
the Doctors friends heen In the Car 81 the
time Of the cowardly assault, the result
might have been entirely different, but as
khe matter now stands be has made more
1rieads, and ell unite In pronouncing the
assault upou him by Mr.. Buyer as entirely
pawasrsRtsbls, base and cowardly In the
highest degsee. \
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

The people Of Youngsville. Warren eoun-
ty. are considerably excited over the pros
pect of striking Gil in that town. A well
drilled by Titusville man is nearly down
and the show 10 said to be excellent.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10
PROTHONoTARY.
REGISTER AND NECORDER.
CORSPLANTsR Ma

tOkSPLANTkH March I'd, ISL.
EDITOR DAur kECoRD,-You will pl,we "A.
nounce that JAMES W. SHAW will be a capd
date fo- denomination for the Office OF Register sut
Recorder at the ensuing Republican Primary Hes
tiOn.
Mr.. Shaw was private in the Army OF the IT,
ion and lost his right arm In our own State at he
battle OF Ge tysburg He is Competent, prompt and
obliping, and has gwen entire satisfaction TO th.
business public as All officer Therefore ha,psb.,n
disabled In the service Of our country, but beng
we'll qualified for .he position and having the corf
dence OF the business puhis aIri community at
arge rs an officer. his re nomination will be urgd
at our Primary Election on the dayof
nest NESANGo C0pyir
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10
GREAT FIRE AT
OIL CITY
LARGE AMOUNT OF OIL
9AND OTHER PROPERTY
DESTROYED!
The Fire Under Control !

Especial Dispatch to the DAILY RECORD by
W. U. Line.
OIL CRY, April 10.
A fire broke out in the Gault House, OF
10 80 this forenoon.
Burned TO the ground the Gault House,
school house and everything up the fiat on
the river side as far as the Fisher Brothers
tanks
Steam engine No. was burned up.
The Titusville and franklin fire engines
have been telegraphed for to come to the
rescue as the most disastrous consequences
are anticipated.
Cannot learn the amount of damages as
yet 1t is feared the Fisher Bros aud Bushnell
tanks, containing at least 10000 barrels OF
oil, will be destroyed.
LATER
OIL CRY, April 1912 80 P. NJ.
A fire Is now raging on the west side o.
Creek. 1t originated in Gait House, which
is entirely destroyed, also the public school
house and small building.
Number 4 steam engine vet fire to large
oil, tank on bank of river which bursted
burning steamer and setting fire to train
of boiler tank cars standing on Fishers
track. Two or three Of these tanks explo'
ded causing general stampede.
The FIRE departments OF Titusville, Frank
lin aud Rouseville are on the way here to
assist our noble 6rsmen who are fighting the
flames.
1t 10 now under control 90 there is little
dangerlof it spreading further, can't now
estimate the loss.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10
The San Francisco Chronicle read tbis-iu

The San Francisco Chronicle read this-in
young woman's diary: "Monday-Awful
headache. Wonder II Ellen calls to-day
Know she is dying to find'out how my green
silk dyes She has called and kissed me
twice. Tried to learn If shanks visited of.
ten. When Issug, the malicious thing said,
DO dear Emily, wrap up when you go in
street this Winter; your voice is losing
Ito clearness, darling. Wish she was dead. u
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

Mr. P. T. Shirley, engineer Of the George
NJ. Deming well, at Shamburg, was knocked
down 10 the engine house, by blow on the
head, from 40 uukuowu rufisu, about two
o'clock on Tusadsy wsek.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

Scandal has arisen on account Of the mis-
behav ior of certain missionaries at Yoko>
hama ia japan, and the native priests are
improving the occasion to dissuade their
Aocks from strsying into the forbidden ratbs
Of Christianity.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

FAcrs.-A'Iu selling to the Staudsrd OH
Co >" says q telegram from the east this
morning. "Fisk&, sold the entire OIL Re.
1ions!r That IL ~ Al exact statement OF
the eaae.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

A enserprising party from Suffolk, Va,
have taken up land 10 the Chickssrw Nation,
Indian Territory, for The purpose of sinking
oil wells, ADD mining for iron, copper and
coal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

1872:
Presldeut-C. W. Owston.
Vice President-Joseph Bates
Direetors-Willism A. Sbreve, ". +. Fox,
John Oracle, ]. J. Vandergrirt, P. II. Tier.
uan, Henry Fisher, Isaac Hrssh, N. Wall
and R. B. Aagee.
Corresponding Secretary-P. h. Judd.
Recording Secretsry-W. 8. johnson.
Treasurer-Daniel Fisher.
Committee on Finsnce-G. W. Thumm,
B. W. Vaudergrift, W. s. Johuson, James
A. Lindsey, George Sboff.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

We are indebted to Mr.. D. W. Nields, the
accommodating Superintendent of the W. U.
Telegraph office, tor our report Of the OIL
City fire. Thanhs!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

The Jsmes jackson, . tug boattrom Pitts.
burgb. brought three oil barges to Parker's
Landing last Wednesday, the drst of the
season, TO be loaded for the lower markets.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

Everybody remembers big FIRST segar and
sweetheart; some men forget their wives,
however.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10
CATES' BACK SUCTION PH'
VENT0R. 90,


Mr.sas. ANDREWS & Co o-GENTtsHESG;vvpn.EN EN.
used one OF Gates BACK SUCTION .ms AL
TORS. can confidently recommend tlie sIu ~, Ps
Who have occasion TO uso the same, as uM..'re M vss
yeDtOr OF Back Suction on OIL Wells ou, "er nut,
40 smsll that it hardly paid to run ,ut,rioN PRE-
ting on one Of GATES BACK seOiar ,n. good
VENTOR s the production was increase S,ctiou Pre-
having we'll before we put the Bacs .. o"I n,mp the
yeutor ON the WE'LL we invariably nau W n iis for
we'll two weeks before we could reslo'Vnb;s il tr
mer production after drawing tubing ngr,nr
tirely waited by the use Of ine fsWurss Co.
TRIuxpH, Jan. 3d. i0'.
MrssRs ANpREvs b Co.-Having tSg,STiUS
tasted the utility of GATES BACh ,be nosI
PREVENTOK. we consider them one ~, =, al and We
,sefui Inventions ever made for oil we,.n having
think We are capable of judging OF me dg, and
three on our wells; We can now S,c. a.sn tbe sane
when tbey are replaced the wells proah .ha Prsvepa
as before drawing, thus showing tnh' '"'
effsctually prevents all ingress , OF sIt
You's respectiuiy;, RIesrf
MEssRs. ANDREWS & Co1EtMSTTS, RACK eUC.
certify that have used one Of cAIn q Hi hlanc
TION rKEvENTORs, on the Leo oot do witropl,. Y,
Lease, Economic Hill, and wouio n more than ~
Il al any price, as It will do al nno oaerfly recon-
recommendsdto do nd can .us any BACK 0u'
mend i to all Oil Operators VINO nA''
'''A " ' Yours Sc: jon. Mrr.
|. rid,ou... Yss'y ., 1919 ,a-ts~s"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

Philsdelpbia hotel keepers try TO- evade
the liquor law by letting one Of their walt.
ers run the bar on Sunday and take the risks
and profits of the speculation.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10
LIVE AND LET LIvpT

just received ct Mease Il Arn,,,o,..
Flour and Feed Store, 1880 bushels ss,.
WHITE OATS, which will be soId a, 'l'e i0N
est cash prices! o2o-u 0"'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10
Local NOtices.

g. M. Pettenaill 4 Cd :.
Park Row, New Yotk, aud Geo. p. Row.n ~
Advertising Agents. are the sOls agent. 70, a. y
roleum Centre DAILY RHcolp In tha, c,,,
vsrtissrs in that city are requested 70 ,.ss, A.
4 voss with either of the above hor,.. uG
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10
Girl Wanted.

A girl wanted to do general boussv,,.
Enquire OF ''"0tt
A. J. HAwLEr, Wild ca
march S-lW.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ED. REcoRD:-Please announce H. n pryov
of Cornplanter Township, rs candidate tor c0n,'
ty Commissioner, subject to the usages Of IN. ~.
publican party Mt the primary election. Wv ~'
MANY VOTERS.
PROTHONOTARY.
j.. J. HAlGHT, of Pleasartville. Pa. Is,s c....
Of Company "B,' l11th Penn'a Vet Vol. Infant
will be candidate for the Office Of Prothona,s,,
Of Venango county. subject to the ustre, of 4,
Republican party, at the primary election. wv
F. W. HASTINGS, OF Franklin. IL A Candida.
for the office Of Prothonatory of venappo Cou,,a
subject 10 the decision Of the Republican psrtv.
primary election. '"
Mr.. EDIroI-Please Announce the nams =,
SAN UEL REYNOLDS, Of Petroleum Centre ~,
candidate for the Ofice Of prothonotarv Of yen.n.
GO County. at the enmisg Republican prmsr
election We believe Mr. X. would MI thu on.
with entire satisfaction to all.
Many Voter.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

~A lot Of old papers for sale a, tA,,
O"0o' II
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

The Gsorgts A'usttsls are psrtormids 10
T'Tasd houses At F.rk.,s L,ndiuc.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-10

The Seneca Base Ball Club Of Oil City
re.organized on Saturday evening and elec-
ted the following officers for the season Of
1872:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-26
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1879.

HAVANA, Feb. ~, 1871
Sugar.-Stock In warehouses Havana and Matanzas,
$4,000 boxes coo bids Receipts the past at
Havana ana Maanzas, $1,000 boxes 54O0 hopes.
ported during the week from Havana and sMatanzas,
1000 boxes and $50 hhds including 10000 826
hhds to the United States Market quiet and weak owing
to unsvorabe advices from abroad Merchants
purchase owing to high demands OF holders
would have TO be TO SELL Nos ~ to IL Dutch
ard va l0 reals per arrobe; Nos 10 70
ard H. IL reals per arrobe Molssses sugar,
per arroDe for Nos To- Musc0vado sugar-Far good
refining auIe. and weak 80 reals per arrobe
grades irregular at l0 ls reals per arrobe Molasses
quiet; caysa % reals per seg mnscovado ~ reals
dull Flour hrmer at SO 1915 10 per Dbl. American.
Hams quiet American sa.ed, @l5 $S per quntal; Amer
sugar cured, $40 Sc per quinal Lard steaay In
kegs us 81 Sis % per quintal; in tins, $f7 g
per bO! 0niOus hrm at 3! 81 Is per Dbl:
gallon Naval stores IN demand Lumber.white pine
Box quiet ~ 81 90 reals; hogshead firm ut II "a reals
Empty hossheads In fair demand at So 20 30 So Hoops
weak Freghts quiet and shippers refuse
owing to the unsettled per OF sugar
to Northern and Southern ports In the United Staes 81
VI 20 Exchange firm on United States buoyant 81 days.
currency, ~ premium short sight, ~ premium 81
days gold, l2p l2tl premium; short sight IA IAN
miun on London, "a z4k premium; on Paris So pre-
MUM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-26
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Cotton goods have been specially active during
the week In the package trade and the cotton goods
market generally is so strong that the demand
throughout Is In excess Of tho supply. The woolleu
| goods department does not sympathlze with this
| strength, constant 0ver-suppy tending to keep
prices below the desirable level.
| Brown sheetlngs and shirtlngs have advanced In
standards to 15c and that this price Will be sus-
tained Is shown by the barrenness OF the market
In fine brown the receipts fall largely below the
demand. and further advance is predicted on
some Sides
Bleacned sheetngs and shirtings are very active
In grades from lsc. and below while the finer quail
Ties have only fair movement. The New York
Mills has advanced to &C., and the Amoskeag, Al,
to 1870.
Drills have advanced to 15,Sc., and the movement
continues good.
Coltonades are fairly active. Hampton Is
quoted ut 81 &C.; Verona at 22Hc; Cable at 27xc:
iour-y ard plaid at 2Oc.; do, plain al l9c: eight'
ounce extra blue at 35c.
1lcklngs are moving well in all lines, prices re.
stripes are improving in activity, and stocks arc
well reduced: WhittentOn A is quoted at l7c; do.
Prints have moved III large quantities by the
package, ana receipts are well kept down. the
distributing trade Is not so satisfactory and so far
only new efiec 8 are selected. There are reasons
Tor predicting an advance, though no certainty can
Dress goods are moving well, and the market is
closely sold up. The styles OF American dress Gods
are constantly improving, and both production AMI
demand nave increased within the year.
WO0llen goods have improved, and there has
been large movement from first hands, and indl-
cauons give reason TO hope for better prices.
Cloths are In good request Tor Dest and middle
grades with an upward tendency. DoeskIns are In
moderate request and prices growing stronger. and
coatlngs and meltons are inquired FOR ciOtn-faced
goods and Scotch styles being preferred.
Repellants are beng looked up though present
transactions are small. Cumberland Is quoted at
81 30, Lewiston at 81 2 and the LebattOs at 81 90
with O prospect OF higher prices.
Satinets are more inquired Tor though there Is no
special activity.
heavy goods having advanced l2is per cent South.
west doesKins chow an advance 10 60c. and orders
are placed 9head.
Flanneis are moving fairly, considerable inquiry
being made .or operas. and naunels are held
firmly at COO. The supply Is small and the
demand good and therefore prices must improve.
Fancy casslmeres have changed hands to q large
extent but prices have not warranted any great
profit on the same.
shawls are improving in demand to an extent
very encouraging to manufacturers, the styles
being desirable and attractive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-26

The market for Western somewhat unsettled and tribe
easier sales 700 erces n. ll-i6c We also 900
for May reported at 9o and 80 April lUc city lard
was quiet but steaiy, saes 80 tierces at gt5c.
hIoEfhe market to-day has presented the usual Satur-
days auetness but sill very firm. The
ABOUT ~ casks OF Carolina Mt size 00 bags OF Patna
a55sc 7Ac, and 200 bass of Rangoon at sac. 7sc
hs h, m re, to raw continued quiet but steady
sales ,,ot SSo hhds fair refining Cuba at &c.,
and S3 boxes centrifugal at SIC. Refined was
also quite, but steady at former quotations We
Observation-Disclosures 10 common rennng She SIC. fair
g good tar refining, &c. ssc good 10 prime refining
vac. yec. lar TO good grocery, $50 ss<c prime
g. lie moasses, hhds. and boxes, 7jsc Sc ;meIsdo
$40 &C. Havana-boxes Dutch standard, Nos. to o.
she &C. 40, TO H. sc as,sc do, Is to 10, 1uSc.
l0>sc do. 10 to 10, llc lAc do 10 TO 70 12c lake.
do, whte Ike Ike Porto Rico--Common TO prime re-
inning, SIC stc fair TO choice grocery 99sc. luxe.
Dutch standard Nos - 70 L. exc. syc Superior
grades Sc. q 9sc grocery do, $40. 10kc.
sTEARINE remained dull and nominal 9,sc for choice
tIercea
TALLow remained quiet and unchanged sales $4,000
of good ut CSC. Prime quoted at . 3-l6c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sl6 bba, and. for the week. ,so3
bbls The q rihe hrmer moderately active
sales $50 bbls., ut 81 NC. q 81 4c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. a. ls7a.
Net
Sss to asvre Aais e ssrceona $40 to New York
!al Sight drafts on New York. y per discount Gold,
Ssmsnd buyers cs and seller. apart no quota
Sales, l6l Stock, $780,
Cotton dull middlngs, asc Net receipts go baie: fx
ports-To Great Britain, 1885; coaswse, sa Sales, 4Oo
WILMINGTON, n. c.. Feb. a. 1871
Spirit: tarpenns dull st sSc Rosin firm at "a 45 for
steady 81 l5 hard, VI is Tor yellow dip ana virgin
Tar active at 80 g.
Tobacco active. Sales, 300 hhds common to good Jugs
% asa VI "; low to good Leaf $s a $so
Pork, $Is a $ls o. Lnrd, &c. u s,sc Bulk meats-4azc
1 sSo Shoulder ss as o SsS for sides Bacon a or
duh and lower at "a 50 "a as receipts lilo head
BUFFALO, n. Y, Fsb. "a, 1872.
Market generally dull Quotations unchanged, except
Which is about L. lower ~ certain oca,ons sales
Flour steady with good demand; sales bbls 81 Is
for No. sprnE rs " for amber WINTER $s 70 for white
is white Canada II So; No. Milwaukee
81 g o Do s' .
Tor unboted. cwt Mlfeed unchanged shorts, $25
& & $ kaosa 40 S' psI Boston sSa s
70 New York. osc. to Albany 49c. ,s-.
Flour in fair demand firm ON winter extras hold
81 70; No do, 81 ls Corn unchanged quiet; No 2
dull No a$ssc. 7JKys UNCHANGED and duff No
Mess dub and shade bulk Of the business
:as Sss @ s.''5 ss:
demand and lrm owing to gas receipts Whisky dull and
wheat oo ac oats a do S Sys Sac
S barney S.s. and ri s0S do
do. rye 5,0O0 do barley and 1000 hogs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-26

Sarah Brown with whom deceased lived, gave tes-
umony which corroDorated the HERALD's report In
every important particular. After being taken sick
Ellen Z. ected from her stomach dark green sub
stance, which proved to be Paris green. De-
ceased mad long been melancholy In conse-
quence or disappointment In love AFFAIR. and often
wished she was dead. Whenever Ellen saw
funeral procession passing the house she regretted
IL was not her own funeral. In his examination
deputy Coroner Marsh found That acute gastrtis.
death, and such was the yer,ilcJ of the Iury The
remains were taken In charge bv the aunt OF
deceased, living In Brooklyn. who viii give them
decent burial. 1t could not be learned where
deceased procured the poison with which she took
ner iiIe she having studiously Kept that matter
nom her relatives aud friends