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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-03
rlnIDRI ISIS.
sxpIaaausa q the cs'isa' Phe
nsmena.

Ths phspouenA Of a el0Gdbcrst. which
AN ouly occur IN a tornado or whirl-
Wind. are no. gsuerAlly understood
The whirl in which il Terms Is not . very
broad and shallow disk, but has . tall
| columuar mass Of rotating air. similar
70 that in which the Atlantic water
spou. or the famous PillN-hke dust
storm Of India IS generated. While this
travelling serial pillar, perhaps q few
hundred wards in diameter. Is rapidly gy-
rating. The centrifugal force. As Pro;es-
sor FeTrel has shown, acts As barrier 70
| prevent the hOw Of external air from all
| sides into lis interior, except AZ and near
the base Of the pillar. There friction
With the earth rstArds the gyratious and
flows the air TO rush in below and escape
award through the fue-Eke interior IS
powerful ascending currents.
The pheuomeuon, however. will not be
attended by terriSc foods unless the at
nosphere il dsnsely stored with water
sspor. a. il was recently in the Caya-
iuita valley, and As it Was 90 May 81 10
the Conemaugh valley. When such Is
the case violent ascending garments lift
the vapos-lAden clouds several thousand
Zee. above the level at which they were
floating and hurl them aloft into rarehed
,sd cold regions Of the atmosphere
xhsre their vapor Is instantly CONDENSED
INTO many tons Of water. Could tn
water fall As fast as condensed It wouls
be comparatively harmless. But tn
continuous uprising currents support thu
mass OF water .. the high level, and .
their own vast volumes OF yapor risinl
are condensed they add to the water nj
ready accumulated thousands OF fee
sbove the esrth's surfAce-making. 90 &
speak, 9 lake in high air.
As the whirlwind weAkens or passe
from beneath the vast body OF water
which its ascending currents have gen
Grated and upheld in the upper story o
the atmosphere, the squeous mass, y
longer supported, drops with ever-in
creasing gravitstional force to the earth
10 severe eloudbursts the water does no
fall As rain, but in sheets and stream;
sometimes unbroken for many seconds
The cloudburst Of lSsS at Holli1ayburs
Pa, exeavated many holes IN the ground
varying from twenty-five TO thirty fee
IN diameter and from three to six fee
!, deep. In . simiI47 but nilder storm
which visited Bosiogne last May, issure
, we're cut in the streets eight feet dee
; and openings made large enough to en-
gulf a horse and cart.-N. y. Herald.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-03

An artesian well in North City, .
suburb Of st. Augustine, Fla, is said to
have the largest flow of any srtesian
well in the world. 1t is an eight.inch
we'll and its flow exceeds the highest
expectations. From measurement
made by DIR. j. X. Rainier. the flow ex-
ceeds 5000 gallons per minute, or over
ll,500,000 gallons every tw~enty.four
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-03

The miners at Coal Valley, Illinois,
are in . starving condition. There are
5000 of them idle. making with their
families about 6,OOO persons. They are
looked out because of q disagreement
with the mine owners regarding wages.
A relief committee left Chicago Satur-
day with eighty tons of provisions for
the starving people.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-03

Theo. Winters has been allowed
1888 bounty by the State for sinking
an artesian well on his ranch in
Washoe Valley.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-03

VoU. y. c KINGSLEY, ARE HEREBY NO
tffed that the uDdersigneds PAtricE
Brsdy, eo-ovDer with you In the ksgie IAs
nfnfns claim. situate in Cortez mining District.
Eureks county Nevada, . sexpended more than
ne sum Of one hundred $500 dollars In labor
UPON said claim in and for the year lsss. OF
which your proportion Is thiIty-three dollars
repdfture was made By me 10 hold the elsim
nnder the Acts of Congress. You are notified
70 pAy your said proportion CT such eNpendi-
,ure 10 me before the expiration Of one hun
dred and eighty days $50. after the hrst publ.
cation Of this notice. otherwiss your interest in
I'D claim will become my property By virtue
OF the Acts Of Congress In sueh cases made and
provided, and your failure TO comply herewith
Nv Postofhce address 10 the City Of Virginia
county Of storey, State Of Nevada
PATRIOK BRADY.
Dated july q, 1859. iy27-Sd
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-08-03

Ladies' and childrens' shoes, you must
SCI, to be astonished as to quality and price,
81 Bsrg's. I
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

wDuring January, February and March
we close at 80, with the exception of
Mondays and Saturdays
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
Weekly Bank statement.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The weekly bank
tnrnnnt shows the following changes:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
FURNISHINGS
FOR MEN.
AT RED FIGURE
MARK-DOWN PRICES.

There is never a time
when a gentleman cannot
add something in the way of
Furnishings to his wardrobe.
On account of the mild
weather there are many try
ing to get through the winter
without buying new under
wear, and if this economy
helps them out elsewhere, we
hope they may besuccessful.
We perhaps have already
received this saving in other
purchases-in Hats and Caps
or Clothing-for the law has
no respect for the weather,
and requires US all to appear
clothed.
But did you never stop to
think that should you get
through the spring of 80
that you would have to make
purchases all the earlier in
the fall, before the days of
Red Figure Mark-Down
Sales, and that prices for the
same qualities will be from
20 to SO per cent higher?
Now, what bank will pay
you this interest for an eight
months deposit?
The broken lots must 60,
as we buy of the mills direct.
and may not be able next
fall to match exactly the
styles now on hand, so these
lots will always be broken to
us, until sold.
But what do you care
whether we have six gar
ments your size, or six dozen,
as long as you find all you
need?
All orr underwear has |
been marked down, but we |
only want to mention one
line to-day,
A pure Atwood shirt and
drawer, regular sizes and in
two colors, white and red, |
both the same quality and in
good weights.
We sold them earlier in the season for
1925 a garment, and thought them well
worth 1t.
They are now marked to
sell at $3.50 while they last.
In case like this, can you make money
easier than by savingit?
tn. ~r-,|
CLOTHING House.
Cor. Seventh and Robert SITS, st: Paul. ~,
10 10 4 IL Washington AY. n, Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
ENoCH ARDEN IN CANADA.
His Wife, However, Declines to
Take Him Back After Eighteen
Years Separation.

MONTREAL, Jan. 5.-A man named
Charest went to California eighteen
years ago to seek his fortune. After
some time news reached his wife that
he was dead. She married again, but
her second husband was killed by fall
ing off bridge. She married third
husband in the person of Mr.. Farmer.
of Lava county. A short time since
her first husband appeared with S35, 900,
and wished to live with his wife. She,
however, declines. The case is now
likely to come before the courts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
DIED.

SCHAUER-In St. Paul. on Friday, Jan. 4,
1889, Amelia, beloved wife of William
Schauer. Funeral at residence, 429 Park
avenue, at l p. M, to-day.
FOR FUNERALS Carriages for 50 and
hearse So Z. W. Shirk livery stable, 284
East Ninth street, corner Rosabel street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CT. PAUL DIVISION NO. 40. ORDER
- of Railway Conductors, will hold its
annual election of officers on Sunday, Dec
2, 1883, at 10 o'clock. All members re
quested TO be present F. NJ. Sanders,
and t.
THE FIRM OF SCHWARZBACH &
i Thomson having been dissolved, c. j:
Thomson has assumed all liabilities and
assets, and will collect all accounts due
Schwarzbach & Thomson. The business will
be continued by c. j. Thomson at 100 East
Fourth ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

extreme decline was only q shade over l
par cent, to effect which there were sold
over III 900 shares Of the stock. Among
the inactive shares the consolidation
again helped Big Four aad Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis,
each iifrg Gbout tEo points, al
though tie improvement could not be
held in the face of the general weakness.
The market closed heavy TO weak and fair
ly active, generally at but slight changes
for the DAY. Almost everything is frac
iionAlly lower this evening, though Big
Four Is up l per cent, but AtebisOn is
down II, Heading l ! and Union Pacific ].
Sales 299, 9o7 shares. Quotations closed
bid so follows:
Adams Express, l40; American Express,
Ill; Canada Pacific, 81 Central Pacific,
"a; Chesapeake and Ohio 16; preferred do
frsts, 56l; 90 seconds, 800; Chicago and
Alton, 100; chicago, Burlington and Quin-
cy, GIT; Delaware and Hudson, 1870;
Delaware, LsclIawanLa and Western, 1879 /;
Denver and Rio Grande, 164; Erie, 27i;
do preferred, 81; st. Wayne, 1881; Hi
nOis Central, 1888 Lake Shore, 1907 Mich
igau Central, s5i; Minneapolis and St.
Louis, 5; DO preferred 114; Missouri Pacific
664; Northern Pacific, 25!; DO preferred,
5ss; Chicago ard Northwestern 1903; do
preferred. 1856; New York Central, 1868;
Oregon Trsscontinental, 32s Pacific Mail,
65I; Peoria, n. & E., %; Piltsburg, 157;
Pullman Palace Car, 1901; Reading, 42s;
Rock Ielsnd, 81; st. Louis & San Fran
cisco, 214 do preferred, 554; do frt pre-
ferred 1O5; 81. Paul, Minneapolis and Man
itoha, IS; st. Paul and Omaha, 81; do
preferred. CIT; Texas Pacific 1SB; Union
Pacific, 6lB; United 5tstss E7p, esq 80;
WesterE Union, "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

ine irish Republican Named As Minister
% Chill.
Patrick Eza1. whom the President hiss
mel PEI Minister to Chill, aas for many
-.sr. been known as a leader Of the I'ish
rls Die vas born at BAllymahOU,
county Iosgtord. Ireland, ia 1871. When
mite ,oune Zee went into the grain busi-
Bees. and before he was twenty-one years or
became the prnciPa, hock-keeper aud
general confidential clerk OF he firm with
which he was engaged. subsequently,
Frtn lls hriness. which was the most
extensive of It's kind in Ireland, was
..u.I into a joint stock company, Mr
E.al urs elected managing director Ills
Business relations brought him into cou-
tsrt with The great mass of the people,
and he very eariy displayed a deep inter
ESQ io Che Irish cause, becoming an active
member of the Advanced National party.
Hotcck part in the evolutionary move
ufnt rIch eliminated in the attempted
irsrrrsctiou of l-67. He was one OF the
organizers au6 member of the council OF
Nh. Home Rule League formed ia ISL
When Dagitt. iu 1879, siaslsd bis Land
Laeue movement, Mir Egan, together
with Joseph BIggar and WIN Ii OSuili
ra8. members of Parliament, became ,rus
--es of She Lesgus aud Mr Egau was sp
pointed its ncti0g treasurer. The work o
.ae que I'm prorag3ting its principles
.r5 aidrg .vicied teBauta ma ls-O leo 70
r..-..1I ru os Meesrs. PrneI, Dixon
S 01. Egaa and Others
The prosecution falling 60 secure con
r..or. the Eegiish government suspend
the operations of d habsas corpus and
ITO d yi-fd scheme tO seize the iuro0 o.
. tae L.se-e. 40 Che urgent request OF th'
er af .he -vsmenL Mr. EiRan wen
rr-1cs IN order TO protect tie money
.us.s6 lc his core and sud also 20 set a.
intermediary bst7een the branches o.
.r I. egc in America end Australia and
I -ho NslocoI L.a1uer7 in Er- and anC
| IrllaI I1 lS-2 ae returned 10 hi.
aiFs county. bui tauu. of oppression
and unfair r-eatmsn. on the p5rt o
/ tho govern nent OF G,eat Britain
be- fro 1-s3 came TO America anc
a.-. l1 ise i1 Nsh-aska, where he hs
d,d lie has been engaged II
--. 1 trade while in this country snC
... tass0 su sCtivc part in politics a.
uu OF the Republican party From
i-,i 81. l7,5 be- was president Of the Amer
.ar branches of the Irish League Of which
lI ha chief He was 8 delega1e a
..r- .u Nebraska TO tine Chicago con
ruaa lsyiug been elected by an almost
.u-a.- 1s vote Of the Nebraska Republi
.cu -as convention. He was rendered
. .a4 temporary craftsmanship CT the Cbica
.r Invention. bat declined 10 favor o
John H Icorstou.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29
BELLAIRE.

Some very beautiful work Is done In the
way OF coupling in the b. u y. yards.
Sometimes the cars strike 50 hard that
bumper is broken.
The Fourth ward policeman is engaged
ia killing troublesome ours. lie has sent
quite a number 20 the happy hunting
grounds" OF late.
A man from Martins Ferry was arrested
yesterday. He was too drunk to tell his
name. lie spent last night in the lookup.
VIM. Tappan, secretary of the new Mans
field foundry, shipped his household goods
20 MS new home yesterday.
Rev. A b. Williams was at Bonneville
yesterday at the seni-annual meeting OF
The Christian Church.
Annie Workman and Thomas McCOr-
mick have gone into the business OF reno
waiting feathers.
VIM. Fulton moved to town from the
country, but has decided to return to his
first love.
The ladies of the First NJ. E. church
will hold LongfellOw social this even
ing.
Work on Noble street will be commenced
at once. This is good weather for paving.
d. J. Young, the mailer, is quite Ill and
fears are entertained for mis- recovery.
Pfohibitionists Will hold their city con-
yention in City Hall this evening
Miss Annie Warnock, of Warnock, is
the guest of Miss Laura Dickens.
The Prohibitionists will not nominate
candidates for the different wards.
Jacob Ritz is maxi g improvement about
his Fourth ward property.
VIM. J. McClaim has be n i'll for some
days with tho fever.
The cOlored folks Will give a private
dance next week.
Some snow was noticed on the hills yes-
teTday morning.
The Park Fund has balance of some
thing over $500.
Several new business firms will start
here next week.
Bellaire paid out $500 last year for the
burial Of dogs.
Howard Pendry has gone to work for the
B. q 0. again.
Houston's brick works have been set in
operation. 81
Thomas Seals has moved to Barneeville'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29
Railroads.
RATIMoRE AND OHIO &. B.

u
a. DspAiStGrS o. Trains from Wheeling, ElHern
u1le. scnedule IN effect November ISL. 1ssg.
Expires for Chicago and The Eorthgsst. lo25
=. n 5;sO p m. and s.lO .. n daily sud fl.fEn
n. csily except Saturday. D
Express for Cincinnati aud 81. Louis 1o.,s A
~ co',,y So Ilio p n dsiy except Saturday
SoinlnDus accommodation SIS q n. daiiv.
FeI Solumous l0.S a. n. daily and li.f5 o.
m dally except Saturday, and 20 p. Ia. dsily az.
cept Sunday COY GA
Bellaire Accommodated ft.,s~ o.. g-.,
only. 1919 p 'H'' o7'1i""y
Express for Washington, b. C.. Baltimore
fhlleaelpnlA and New YORK, via. Grafton. SIS "A
n and $40 p. m. daily ~
tor fit8ouTg and Washington Pa son a r,
daily; EXpress, 1870 A. m daily: las o. n, taiiv
except sunday. Additional way train for WISH.
ington, Pa, $50 p. m. daily except sunday.
fsts4lfg' Baltimore and Philadelphia $50 p
For Moundsvnle a. a., Sl0a. m l30ono,,
except sunday, and $40 p. m, daily
Por Sraiton, $40 ?. m. daily.
day '''' 'N''F' ol'n'
For ST. Ciairsville, SIS s. m, 2.20 p. m. and
oLg p. IA daily except Sunday.
EXpre& trains arrive from Chicago. SIS, and
80 4. m, and $40 p. m. daily, aud SIS a ~.
daily except Monday. '
Express trains arrive nom St. Louis and Cip.
cinnAti, AS 4. m. and 60 p. m, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia. Bal.
timoTe and Washington, D. C., via Grafton, i2.ss
p. IL and 9Oop. m. daily, via. Pitsb1rg l1lb
e. m, daily.
Trains arrive nom Columbus, f55 s. Ii. and
$40 p m. daily, and 1873 a N. daily except sun.
day
Trains arrive from Pittsburs, lOl5 A. m. daily
and l&i5 p. m, except Sundays, and 655 u. M
and lilo p. n. daily.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa 500 a N
daily except Sunday.
From Noundsville, e:i5 s. n, daily, aud l.io
p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive hrom Grafton, W. Va, 9.45 &. m.
daily.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p. m.
daily except Sunday.
From St. ClaiIsville, 1910 and l:iO and $50 p.
m. daily except Sunday.
FOR Columbus and Cincinnati, 2.i5 A. m. sun
day only.
From Bellaire, 1905 a. n, Sundays only.
Baggage called for and checked Al hotels and
residences on orders left a. Ticket once 1900
Market street, and a. Depot.
CHA9. o. SOUL
General Passenger Agent
". IA CI.FMEETa Manager nofs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

MANNER of tons of freight carried IN 1855
Number of tons carried ore mile, 12,-
800, 274. o-eo-,
Nnmbsr Of passengers carried in lo99,
1881. o,oooo
Number carried one mile 1, $40, OBJ.
Revenue from the same, SOL, 33l 80.
In addition to the foregoing, tables Of
stefsiics are herewith submitted relating
~ the business of 1855, compared with
1857, rs follows:
No. /, betterments.
No . local and freight tonnage; ton
mileage and revenGe; earnings and cost per
mile and average haul per ton.
No. 8 classified tonnage.
No 4 passengers carried; passenger
,oileage and revenue; earnings and cost PSF
passenger per mile, and average tnp per
No. s. mileage OF trains: earnings, eX-
renses and net earnings per mile run py
trsins. mileage of cars; average number Of
freight cars per engine and average num-
her nj Messengers, baggage AID express
cars per engine. -,
No. Is. expenses IN detail. ~
A, domination of these tables Will
sbo,g a, expenditure for bettermenis IN
t5s vear 1885 Of $1s17 90; in the year OF
of 1ss7 of $40, 32O.59, a decrease Of
Az SOP 90. This expenditure was for ad-
oitiopal sidings and Improvements al
Wheeling freight station. go.
There was a decrease OF tonnage III &C.
90 coo,nared with 1887 of 50, l63 tons, ana
a decrease of revenue from the same oil
81 400 40 The greatest decrease IN ton
maze was in iron ore, y, 654 tons. Inc
orestsst increase in tonnage was IN lum-
her. As. 49s tons, and in pig and bloom
from % 45S tons. The change OF bss's OF
division of tonnage, as applied to local ana
f,rsion tonnage. made during the year
1ssS 10 conform 10 the requirements OF
The Interstate Commerce Commission,
prevents a compariSou between the LEGAL
sud foreirn tonnage Of 1858 ana 1851
The decrease in the number Of PNsen.
gers carried in 1883 SIS compared with -
NC : q47. while there was an increase 10
tbs earnings of 1922 20. The decrease IL
the number WAS almost entirely rom li.'
locsl passengers and the Increase IN eAi u
ing wholly from ;he same souIcs- Ill.
The large increase Of cost IL conauol en-
TRANSFORMATION in 1858, as compared Wi'l
/ 1Ss7' Of So. 49l. 40 was e,casloneu oy lDy u
rifs to individuals, IS, 4lS Il, ana to ne In IL,
crosse inmdntensncs Of WAY, -, Sof.Oo. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29
HOW WILL IT END?
The Alarming Increase of a Trouble That
Is Menscing the People of All Classes-It
Must be stopped, but How?

The Alarming Increase of Trouble That
Is Menscing the People of All Classes-It
Must be stopped, but How?
The number ofprominent men and women who
have been dying recently is ye'y large. and,
strange to say nearly every one was the victim
of one trouble, namely, pneumonia. We hear
of these prominent people because they are prom
inent. but there are thousands who die Of this
same dreadful disease suddenly and of whom the
world never hears. 1t is safe to say that during
the cold season fully half Of all deaths arise from
pneumonia.
This is most mysterious disease. 1t comes
suddenly and works quickly. 1t must be taken
on the start If at all. and any person who feels q
tickling in the throat, tightness Of the chest, q
dry cough, difficulty in raising or pain in cough
ing. should beware That very moment is the
time 70 act and by stimulating the body health
lily. throw of the germs Of the disease before they
grow. There is only one certain way by which
mat can be done, VIZ by the Use Of pure stimu-
lants and 10 is now generally admitted that
DutIy's Pure Malt Whihkey is the only reliable
form in which pure whiskey is to-day offered 10
the public This grand and pure compound is
not common whiSkey, but sure and absolute
remedy ii has saved more lives threatened BY
pneumonia, checked more consumption and
preserved more health than any other chemical
this Care should be exercised TO secure only
the genuine, and under no circumstances to take
a cheap substitute which is declared 10 be Just as
good. Take pneumonia in time, for even If il is
checked, unless taken promptly, 1t may run into
consumption.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29
LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO, March 2s.-Cattie-Rtceipt5
II 600 head; shipments 5000 head market
active; choice to extra beeves 81 00a4 %
steers So OOa3 s.; stOckers and feeders
81 2OaS 40; cows, bulls and mixed 81 4C
as 10.
Hogs-R Receipts 10, 500 head; shipments
= 600 head; market strong and Toe higher
mixed 81 75a4 80; heavy 81 75a4 973i
light 81 75a5 90; skips 50 0Oa4 So.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
800 head; market strong aud active; lOa
15c higher; natives 50 C0s5 80; western
corn fed 81 25a4 95; lambs 81 75a5 37!.
Esst Liberty.
EAST LIsRRTY, March 28.--Oattle-No
receipts or shipments; market, nothing do
ing. all through consignments.
Hogs-Receipts !, 300 head; shipments
1. 400 head; market firm; medium s. O5a
5 10; heavy hogs s. 90; pigs and Workers
50 05s5 10.
sheep-Rsceipts 800 head; shipments
l. 500 head; market, nothing doing
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., March 23.-Hogs-
Firmer; common and light 81 OOa4 so
hacking ard butchers 81 65s4 IS; reotip
$40 hesd; shipments > $50 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-29

the unusually severe storms of July and
August, which were specially damaging to
bridges
These two items will more than account
for the decrease in the net earnings OF
1883, as compared with 1887, of 81, 19l 81.
The net earnings OF 1887 were $40, 4O3 80,
and the net earnings Of 1888 are $62,-
.2l22S.
By order of the Board of Directors.
G. d. HUBBARD, President.
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and remained there until The close, which
was dull at 91sc. Sales 314, 200 barrels.
OH CITY.
OIL CITY, PA, March 2s.-Petroleum
Opened at 91Be; highest 91sc; lo9est
90Ic closed at 905c; sales 3S7, 600 barrels;
clesrances, 934, 600 barrels; charters, IS. 81
barrels; shipments, 6, 1872 barrels; runs So
977 barrels.
EittsouYns
PITTHBURs, Pa, March 2s.-Petroleum
Dali but firm; opened at 9l5c; closed
at 9l4ci highest 9l4o lowest Gle.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, March 28.-PetroIeum
Opened at Gle; closed AZ Gle; highest
cite; lowest 9O5e; ciearsnces 166, GOO bar
rsls.
Titusvils.
TrrUsvnLB, MsTch 23.-Petroleum-
Opened at Gle; highest 9lic; lowest 9Osc;
closed at 905c