The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, March 06, 1868, Image 4

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• The Convenidest. emembled pursuant
to adjournment and wan called to order
_. at ten o'clock by Mr. Long, who stated
!hat se the permanent Chairman bed
arrisekoksi wee .pi*Szf,'• he. Would ap
point Median. Lockhart and Kirk a corn
mines to conduct him tot* Chair.
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Mr. - E•111, upon takingthe Chair, said:
That having arrlvediat a late hoar he
,
would not be cape:tad. to maks en ex
tended, address_ He thanked the**
vontlou for the honor eeriferrod upon 1
him and Ills de:legation by selecting him
to preside over the- deliberations of the
Convention.: _ lie was 'ldensed to Dee the
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oil. Interests of the country so largely
end ably reprotented, and hoped the ac
tion would be bar monlons, and that they
might agree upon some plan to lodises
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Congress to give the trade the peeled:lon
its I urportmics demands-
On motion of Mr.iiirk, the Woe Pro s
hisntawore fermented to take their stmt.
with the President.: •
The Chairman announced that the net
business *order would*. the. rending.
of file minutes of the priveding meeting.
Mr- - Long moiled that • the reading of
the 'minutes be dispensol veil h. Adopted.
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the ..:1I
lint of de r. lage leg sugates. gested :t* rending of
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. The Secretary - react the list, and the
Chelrman requisite!. any delegates pres
ent whose names had o . been rood to
notify the Secretary. . ."
The names of- th e FAR, log delegation
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from New York were a owned: H. M.
Warren Ed:Wickes, I 'eh Mary.
. .Additional from Pa kerstnarg—Ed
' m end Taylor.
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litinithg Bpring—David Putterson and
John Olterman. •
. Pittsburgh—Wm. liiiiininson. .
. atirowrs es conwerrama
Mr. Duwner, Chairmen of the 'Com
mittee:to consider the Tax on Petroleum,
mat:mined the following report: .
Your Committee, appelnled to consider
the 1.01 on petroleum, and to point out what
ection they deem seoessary, requeet leave
to report that they recommend WM applies
hen to Congos. for the entire removal of
allsiercial truation on petrolema Or Its pro.
-ducts, road woe the to/lowing rassonar.•
Because It is contrary to the mates of
t i de smas place a
opeetal um on any aril.
of enf stet theall
emeriti mg now pain on- them has s
heen
found el cumbersome mid detrimental that
• . the unistatudions eMwts of the Committee
of Ways. and Mear• are being employed to
aileriate or lumen them. r. '
Because. It nerds so aretunent to prove
that thlssrUele ma meth! one, and nee ale:.
toy_la any. othet serum than iteht, air.heat
and mum-lons WWI. are luirmier. and that
while some twee _e ve
or thirty minim,
dollars worth of light Isi Ihe sharm of eat,
mei largely by the wealthy and meanies
Mamas Of society. pep hui• small tax. this
Artesia In the esmsamptien of it, Venter)
worth (esehrsive of the malls emphatically
the light of the people, and peas a tax et
nearly Or quite one umetrefLper cant..lne
the about nee tordlon dolls. now collected.
Instead of the eight millions that wouid be.
If [early collected. roma =minty oat from
those parerma team side to Pas it.. . •
necesme It !aright and pro Per Soo doll.-
able that Congo= ShoW4 : so legislate to
mnr.trtheitoereaMe atLtrestead e g en te .
'idsmce gialaesd tenth. lth meth..Omn,
consamonast which 'alight, and heat; and
of the insoles that minim be eingled
ems for
seeelal and high tax, welocor of none more
inappropriate the, onal and petroleum. ar
ticles that the Geologist , felt us were
packed away in the bosom of mother earth
- lor maws me mid constent s enres rcr• • Bo
ma•• soul breathed on Um surface, When to
after ages maws • Indiestaw and Ingrasulry
have devalopedand teriesinnshkinato.
wisdom ought to protect manor. cripple ii.
ever, ham= being may enjoy ha .
tdeming and comfort.
- Because we have had three years ,
once of the success of endeavoring to=
:tald tax, and it is appereei to every manu
facturer.]: not to the whole commualty,
.wow encounter hatter. ft is tamenuaWy
Became we know of money .mode or at.
phloem of old ones which - will easentlaily
better the present, either by the entatito
lion of stamps or other markt nor kas the
research of the Committee, dottrel:ism thee
am, been able to point out any. more efll
Meet thantaime already brought to light.
DeCilile it Is the deity of all goal awe
ernmenui to protect and not to crush Indus
try-and capital already eseherked. by the
Too oft repealed trial of new experiments.
or the obstinate Rd henmen to old ones. To
na It is apparent that the honest. 'either of
petroleum omit go get relief from the tine
Clue dperationa of the present tar, or En the
bornenece market d
give pl reclinesace to others. whose
an will permit them
to harmonise with existing usages andel:m--
2mm mad it takes no prepheda 'Won to
see. when wee the home trade has become
•ricione muoinssiegisug.• that those eri
ca/MO to the ensue win have to follow.
&cause wears aatthiled mutat the four&
now so pestilent result from the Mahon •
est, or indifterenoe or of the eme
tars, or those berme Con neglect trol ar. the p th lam of
manufacture or delivery of the article, and
the eery mire can mem from a higher integ
rim. than now pervades the community ;
and whilst In some place. the law Is thanes
fully enforce.] and the rennerles teat clos.
Mg because they LINIZIOt tree mid pay the
duty. in ether and Mu:Wm localities there
Is an satire and unwholesome activity.
• Tor them retaloas your committee unani
mously recommend the total repeal of all
sßectal uthatkru of the *Mole, and molest
that It may be treated by our Legislator,
!mina control of the subject the same .
any other useful manufacturers.
SAAR= DOWNER,
W. C. OCOVIELD,
- le. L. LAS.
IL P. LONG]OOF;
W. B. CLARK.
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The ieport was received.
"Mr. Lay, said be would occupy the
• • • time at the Convention a few moments
in illuatrating one or two point.. In the
report. Petroleum, as put forth In the
report, was not a luxury. Me thoht
it strange that It should b. clamed with
whiskey and tobacco. If thethrsernment
could not get along without the tax on
petroleum, it should Increase the tax - on
every numnfactured article, and then
the dealers would be aatiatled. But it
the Government Maimed upon singling
out petroleum an w special article to
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taxation, the dealers would feel that Met
• were cheated and imposed upon; and if
that was the rase, ander. would try to
cheat the Government.. 'Rethought hum
matter. would have w.-Ight with the
Committee of Waye and Moms, If fully
presented, arid was Whaled that the tax
could be removed. '
Mr. Finger eddressed the Convention
on the report at sOmelength. He referred
the statements of Oen. Moimbesd,r,
Wive to reducing the expenses of tit..
Government, and compared them with
- the fact that the Government had re
cently increased the Interim of theclerke
and officiate at Washington, a 1...
to t heßarraght n plemiareexcunion " wui
mild thin did not look mush like reduc
ing expenses; baton the other hand, that
the Government was endeavoring to col
lest all the money it could, jam to see
hon mach the people wouki stand.
Mr. Downer- oceepled- the attentitin
Of the Convention for a abort thne re.
!Mice to the report. -
• . Mr. Kirk moved the report lay on the
table mail the report of the Committee
on oil for exportation was read. •
-• Mr.
motion. Morgan Inquired the raison foi tire
• Me, Kirk, in explanation, said that the
subjects to be considered were almost
Identical; and it was . the object of the
Committee to have the whole matter be
fore it so that it might act Intelligently
and harmoniously. There might be
something In this report Mud weld con
flict with the other,and be desired to
have them harmonise.
Mr. Bumper, Chabman of the Coin
•
Mines, being absent, on motion of Mr..
Long a Cannel • ges of three wars appoint
ed to welt •on him and conduct him into
the Convention, cendating of Resent.
Loom Lockhart and Mo
The Committee - and in a Mer
'rnimiteeretunitedwith Mr. Sumner, who
read' the report of the Committee -ou
Bonded Oil forelsport, which was as fob
lows:
• very heminant matter to be cos-
Ode red le the tax propmed to tie lamed by
tkalitmles as relined ml for exeort. nay tax
on is mast Inevitably teed to tmild up- for-.
ciao tomelestortse of "petrolenai, to.the
lo , mediaiedeolment and speedy destruc
tion or home manntactoriee. This Is obvi.
- cm loamy use farsittar with the oil trade
In the d,,t oleos the oil refining capacity
or this country I. DOW meek larger than
can he tantlisbly employed. eves if all the.
petroleum =Wooed and annoramd in the
. world be redhead ar. home. This amertket
is proven by the tact, that emneetition
reduced the mouth ter moat, between
crime and canned oil. en low, as thereby to
funnel many manufacturers ta stop tear
Weak. ■ larell portion of the time. .indeed
someemessiveand expotaire weeks have
strived entirety, while othenere run part
of the Mae amaidative operations.
In the nest Vam.the oil rennin in this
eonntrY hen now to encounter the Mare
mumbaliann of Itaremart- relines% with
cheap capitaleuti der • new and
important femme of t h e trade; which tea.
. tare Mitres deaideelly- to the advantage of
th e plim zerw
bronine r which . Intherfe- ma hes. t
ethput
arOrthlen, and eta prieedarter thelan two
- or *Mee mamba, In Earrpme markets. has
came to he above that of refined Dames
oil. -The deemed, however, is satirGy for
the kigh atirrities Mild/ attics fee d• mess
end over kr theentses hydrommery widen,
' born Its extremely. aed indsmaide
Baines, le .111Contt - to Imam and trans.
port er
w itself ; hut. In tia original state,
— mixed ith erode petroleum, nmull ml•
na
ably kept, handled and transponesb .15b
pseistiy fe this the ease in the wanner sees
souse( the year. wheelie great balk cribs
oil is mansfactrired. A gnest orisatity of
crude pstrokrasa motel= an amass or
sixteen per mut. of naphtha. end, m Its
Mum la nu and tat?, la Liverpool rand Ma
weep, try map flee pompon pence sterling imperial on Erma. Neon. while. at the
saute I tme and piney erode petrolatum was
- worth eleven to Mtneen prom per gallon,
It is evident the regrew in Europe Wa• gat.
costto weer. lase
dues sixteen ftsu per
.nentaltareornaln crude oil. that
he bad transported nom Western Peeneyl.
- Yenta 00 EMT*. Bet lately the price of
• naphtha in Europe ase rum so m m Si
Pence starling, sell yet both Gnu,. awl re-
Mowl petroleum him manalned almost, at
. the Jewess roses eraransure. altheset the
• sadden and large deemed for naphtha was
tletelOptat Ontylla Lisemetor ism, yet the sr.
hot Is already stridausly shoen in the
' ports of petroleum -and its prodbete tfor,
India crude Oil end naphtha conanned con
-stltated eddy Wiper cent. of the total ex-
Marta le ISM, Ina oily ISM pm cent. tint
'OW arq. yes they Imee rinse in th
. two monks of /SPY to SIM per cent of the
total exports from New York aed - Ptuladel.
phis to Europa., halo. wells 'the price
of naphtha le Swops his hem,- der.
Ms the past three montlisarom 40 waiter
metthtehar per gallon than refined oil is
those markets. - yet it by remained from IS
ace> Der cent. coder theorise or refined
la New Volt a-d Ennadelohla: Thus it is
' , aide.; the European unbar mat derive
theta/len advantage from this 'lawless-an,
in the trade, while the home miner me
do on but In a
mall demon. Another
a drimbeilro_posi by the Anzeman re
finer over sae home reinter Is in being able
to obtain barrels in tenon Denim , for Wenn
two 'billet., ,nos
el cents of our curtmey.
and in the Getman pone fur two francs, or
Mats Moue currency, onich , barrow. in
the Vatted currency,
confront two dollars to
two dollar. and thirty cents each, from the
Ws that they de use arab, the barrels
which are snipped front this mentry con
talningernee and ratlines Mt.
ins promoted tax of El mute per barrel
moil for export may seem a trtylid matter
to member. of Coogrese but, we of the
trade do knew It Is neerthess large
mengh to cripple the mm v otactu el rin If s
to at s
an i
mead
for th In this is country and bond It tip abeam;
Zoantil now bert eI.A.
the Man/ nmentacturen tam 00 •
01.1 be
glad tore their works. Agalo‘ the inipo.
sition of any tax on the mantilantored
article. for export, mast reelalt in mottles
Mooed the erode Instead of the maned
article, thereby defeating the Yen' end for
ebieb the taxis levied, while at t.to moue
time rock MX erni destroy home reflo.rica
Wear. edema that the Impoeltion of the
stamp tax.twenty-five mate (17) Per har-
Cofelon hoodoo oil, as is contemplated by the
mmittee of way. ace Weans, a not main.
ly for the p =pose of talent natant. to the
government, bettor the purpose of estab
tithing the Identity of such bonded on and
thereby protecting both the gOyerticient
and the honest mantifacturer. !
We mom a lose to ;armies, how the...tee
th:in of tele symeut is likely to Drove of •41-
, atattFh th hither nasty . . while .It ts true,
that the Mehemet manufacturerr may coun
terfeit and me the brand now noel by the
bapector, yet it will be readily seen, that
any general ~° of loch brand, then dire
himenly acquired. cannot be successfully
canted Into effect without the °enrolee of
the Government °facials; whale on the ether
hand, the etemp may be readdy counter
felted in some Out Of too Way plane, thus
mai:tiring the semen of hit one rogue to
aceoroplab what on the other hand wOOl,l
umemarily employ two. it. 4103410 n, In
animal of beinarmy benefit to the 'mans
term, would in every potence injure him;
homage obeli rat ones bonded and statemo.
(mts frequently the cam)" Is withdrawn
irons bona by the paymmn of the coven,.
from t tax It would remit in less Of len
Amount ortnlnally in,ft.nl In the namp .
- It most be borne in mind that 00011 m..
ofnetorey Is now sullexteff toe heavy bur
den copacqUent upon the prenatal. raven or
'q.t.., gnawing out of the numerous in
mention., extra warehouse cheese., a.m.-
pared with erode 011, when le deter' ore as
Impection at reentry, four matt .;
extra inapectlen. Including bunging and
tinning at place of export, nine cents; extra
warehouse ebergro. dye mote; amounting
tat-elehteen meta per barrel, myrtle noth
ing arena nit=mits Insuntoce, erprelo of
botoffh per, stamps and additional
elmleil form required in consequence of
the relation Mona goods sustain to the rev.
eon, system.
The report was mropted.
lager requested to Lave the re
port recommitted for amendment boron.
Us adoption, which was graiited.
The report was then amettliel and ac
cepted. •
3tr: Downer thought the mattetehould
with other. be brought before the Com
mittee Lt such 'a shape that they could
out bill tonne that the imposition of any
MX on petroleum was wrong, and if n a
removed would eventually destroy the
trade.
Mr. It. S. Waring addressed the Con
vention es follows:
I would call the attention of the Conven
tion, and especially our Representatlyee to
Congress. to Ms rectos in the peter rates
day read by RM. Montabeiner, Mowing the
Saeger of lowa the mane:miters of oil for
the European markets to therefrom' of the
Milted Mama Yon are aware Max mum
to
testimony min be given, Set
ting forth •the troth of this materneut and
Mat ft has already been felt by the Ameri•
sae mato Mune The rapld leennalng
nand in Europe for all the products of the
MM. moos which are naphtha and tar.
onich, in the country, are comparatively
worthies.. late stimulated the export
ot erode petroleum to en alarming extent
Formerly crude oil was exported m ono_
rnfouh Wm. WIWI:Mlle: (the rr.ne
baler protected by an lonian
duty/ hot lattert• mode oil IA intoOrted
into the German Staten in large quantztler.
' The laM few monthe the eximrtation of
naphtha and crude petroleum hostel:sensed
I twenty ver ems. over The two - prostate,
rearm Willie is le true that ooniuderable of
Mix Menem is naphtha. yet, When wens.-
, eider the tighter gravity of this article.
ti r Mitrevlte demand,
ongittut mum los inset be s
rlealingd In :tad w ea the r.
tion t. ortrieg to Ita t. vo the gr e r s: yet it
t E . thus Lahti% the Aro
,rrer ' raMt ar " f t*
be l rif r atill -o l l y the
I Amerman reanonseturer.
tics plaint anytmly fandhiar With the
subject. that It Is positlealy amessary
to
have all and emery burden removed from
refined petroleum for export, and even this
may not be arnhelent to protect oar later.
alt against foreign saanufsmarate.
Mr. Morgan read a statement prepared
by Mr. Waring, showing the exports ul
oil from the United Stales for the )eas.
1866 and 1867, and for the months Milan.
nary and February of nas, for the put.
pose of showing that the exportanot
wan steadily decreasing.
On motion of Mr. Wickes, the Con
volition want Into Committee of th
Whole to consider the oubject of taxi
ton.
On motion, the Chairman of the Con
vention was retained aa chairman of tho
Committee, •
• Mr. Long said that from the facto act
forth in the paper prevented by Mr.
Monntzhemier, at the previous meeting:
he feared that dealer. would .10 required
to ask protection front the Government
against foreign manufacture.
Mr. Finger said it seemed 110.20.11/7
impress upon Congren the fact that pc
Motel= was not a luxury. Re contend
ed that potroleuut was not a cheap light;
it was not ea cheap ae gm, candles.,
.other oils need for illuminating po rpm.
• Mr. Warden offered the following rem
°lotion:
Whereas, Thie Convention hm ,
beard of the burning of the Refinery
satiate Hutchins ct Company. Cleve
land, therefore: •
• Embed, That we tender onr wake,
oneto said firm through Mr. Wmtlake,
.ime of the delegates to this Convention.
The resolution was adopted unani
mously.
Mr. Westlake thanked'the Cenven
lion for their sympathies, , and mid h. ,
would convey them to the, other mem
bers of the firm whom he knew wonl,l
fully_ - appreclaas and feel 'gratified to
know that they were sympauired with
in their misfortune. • . I
Mr. Sumner Said there Was no
pni
priety is eingliog out petroleum es a
special article for taxation. Other Sub
stances used for light were not taxed
inerr six per cent. while the tax on pe
tiolenm was over one hundred percent.
In 'addition to this, petroleum was con.
sumed by lee poor, while the Others Wer.
used by the nail. 1
Mr. Warren thought lithe,. could not
get the tax removed entirely, thire might
compromise by haring a stipulitied ma .
on all oil.
•
Mr. Morgan did not think that woldd
beater thereafter any. • '
Mr. Flager was in favor of asking for
one thing and &nekton to it. Be was
opposed to making any oompromiee. The
very moment Congress teamed that they
would be satisfied .with anything
than what they asked for, they would
• refuse to granttheat anything.
Mr. lay said that. lie thought the Con
e tention had gone clear "round the cir
cle," arid wets now coming to the *bat
,mg point It would not dot° attempt to
shift the binder' from the refiner. to the
• erode oil dealers. "That train would
not run." The should mak for the en
tire abolition of the tax. ! • • I
Mr. Westlake said be would like very,
much to here the tax entirely alrillebed,
but be feared if dealers asked arid ow
, tended !be that they would get nothing.
The expenses of the Goreniment must
be barite and the oil dealer. should bear
their portion •of it. He thought they
should ask for a redaction of thetas tit, a
' uniform rate, and bold out for it, awl
then they might expect to be batten - n.l
Mr. Downer said"he had lost faith in
• comprombies. The Committee of which
be was one had tried a compromise, and it
' entirety failed. Lie was now In favor of
asking for the entire abolition of the tax
• and should contend for it
Mr. Flom said he was in favor of as
entire shot/non of the tax, and he-woad
hereafter use his time, money and
julluence, to further that end.
The Chairman thought the gentlemen
who had preceded him were correct in
their views, and he thought the dealers
should endeavor to hays their Intermit.
fully sod fairly represented to the Cote
. mitts of Ways and Mesas and ask to be
placed on the same footing with other
manufacturers.
Mr. Bell raid tiett petroleum was not
a luxury, but a necesalty, and Le did not
like the use of the expression "that oil
would bear so much tax." That it was
used by the poor, Lad as a consequence
they were compelled to pay the tax. Be
wan in favor of a removal of the tax. It
was a cheap- light, Lot that was the
minion why it should not be taxed.
Mr. Warden thought it not as el:rapes
candles or gas with the tab win it.
Mr. M. B. Clark was in favor of ask=
la §f f r o . r A i r t iC f m tb o7e4 l° ?,> n Lit ing. until II !,
o'clock. I
• Mr. Sugar
would be too,
and amend,
past two o't.
The moth
and the Cons
past two o'cli
two o'clock
r for meeting;
tho hour hull
.W. 14 aclnpted.
true, Until ball
dew.
The Cony, ing adjourned
while in Commie., —. the Whole, 'the
thmmittee reasambbled at half past two
o'clock, and. was called to order by the
Chairman, who steed that the questions
before the Comm tee at-the time of its
adkrurnment were atill open for oonakir'
' eradon, and. yea posed it would be in'
order for Ma. Committee before tieing to
make such report WI they thought neater
wiry for the oetundelation of the Contra..
Lion.
kir. Warren mid lie wanted to make
an explanation in to ao
card
rpo To. 1
Marks .made by h in tho morning.
The idea he intend to express was that ,
dealers In patentee! atroold be Mired on
la par with the mann toren. °Natter we.
; tut articles; to do away with the tendril,
em-Ammo end - the multitude of oil
tax on the
a heavy in:
was
rim". which
it
eaters, and not one met o f w hit went
1 into the Treasury of the United States
Mr. Lay moved that the Committee
rise and proceed with the business he.
fore the Convention..
The
The Chairman stated that he would
find it difficult to make any report to
1 the Convention, as there had been no
expre ranter .essio fm the Committee of • ded-
nit chac ro ...
IMi'l;;=i;1;13 Z 1
The Morimititie of the Whole beg leave
tp offer as the report the following rec
ommendation; That. when Lb* Commit-
I
tee shell
,rlse the Convention shall ap
point a committee to take charge of this
manta now before the Convention, to be
reported back to the Convention at as
early a moment as possible. Adopted.
OJ motion, t h e Committee roes and
the report of tke Ceitedtteo was taken
up, Presented . by the Chairman and
Theado ted.
Cbairinan anttoutitted that the Con
ventron was In regular session, and
naked Scow the Joint committee
should be appointed.
. Mr. Kirk offered the following;
Rewired, That this Committee shall
consent of the two Committee. by whom
the papers were originally prepared, and
that Mr. we e
as Charrman, Mews.
Thumnr, of New York, Warden,- of
Philadelphia, and Motadzhelmer, of
Pittsburgh, be added to the Committal;
and that the Committee be requested to
embody the main features of the two re
porn., together with the paper prepared
i,v Mr. Mountebeimar in their report.
The reiolution was adopted.
Mr. Kirk , of the Beelines Committee,
submitted the following :
' The Committee on Business would
rtepeetfully present the following mo
tet:ou for the omaiderstion of the Con
vention:
Reeolred, That a Committee of seven
be appointed by the Chairmen to report
a plan of National Organization.
Tb, report was received, the emote
thin adopted and the following gentle
men appointed; Menem. Kirk, of Pitts
burgh, N. B. Clark, Cleveland; Craw
ford, .Parkermburg: Macy, New York;
Wood, Philadelphia; Diener, Boston,
and Irish, Oil City.
Mr. Miller, of Philadelptua, was called
upon to address the Convention. He
said that one portion of the oil men were
in favor of petitioning Omer.. to Itrs
the entire tax removed trim petroleum,
while others thought it wan Baking too
much. lie rfeartal that hu could hot
Drake any remarks that would peso
all parties tinder the diversity oropin
iiin that esinted. lie was in favor of re
moving the lax, on that honed men
night have a fair 'chance with the d.s
honest. lie was in favor of measuring
oil by weight inmlead of weighing it, and
odd if the plan was adopted it would be
a great. waving to diadem. He' oppomed
:taking for the Immediate removal of the
Eno, but thought it should fall by tie
groom.
Mr. Kirk next took the floor and al
driee-ed the Convention at some length
in an eloquent and able manner. He
ctill at ono time be thought the tax a
light one, and. easily borne, but he
thought di ff erent now; ho wee lu favor
of abolishing the tax. He said it was
impansible to collect the tax to all amen,
and to long as It was tared there would
be fraudulent dealer.. He was favorably
interest-red with the idea ottaxing gas
sod removing it from oil. Gee wan used
by the rich while out watt consumed by
the laboring claws,
Josiah Ring wee called for ' A land in his
accustomed brio( and pointed manner,
stated his experience la the oil trade.
Mr. Wreaker was next called upon
end entertained the Convention for sev
eral minutes in favor of repealing the
tax. He advanced very strong argu
ments to sustain his potation.
Mr. Wicks, of. New York, wart„the
next ' , gentleman called neon. and/ rfst
pinided in favorer a repeal of the , tax.
He thought that dealers would be com
pelled sooner or later to ask for further
err/Mellott than was new demanded.
Mr. Miller, of Philadelphia, again Look
the 'floor. He thought that if the tax on
whieky was collected honestly, It would
relieve the entire man ufacturing and pro
ducing intermits of the helicon from taxa
tion, and he was not certain that It
would not be to the interests of the pe
tridenm dealers to join with the manu
facturers of iron, glum, etc., in demand- '
log arepeal of the taxes.
Mr. Barbour said that he was glad to
nee ao many men coming over to the side
of "no tax on oil.” - lie had always op.
meted the tax. - and would continue to do
no. livery other branch of industry had
held conventions demanding a repeal of
the tax on the production, but the oil
men had bald out to the lett; lint since
they had made a start he hoped the mat
ter would be brought before Congress
fairly and squarely.
Mr. Kirk thought that instead of tax
ing oil the governmentshould pay a pre,
fallen for every barrerpf otL
Mr. Long, at the request of the Conven
tion, explained the proposed system of
Maine oil by stamen, and after explain
ing it It was simply ridiculous, and
he ems surprised at the Committee of
Warr and Moo for proposing such a
thing.
Mr. Sumner,of theCommittesofSeven,
appointed mordant* with Mr. Klrk'n
revo.utloir, submitted the following rm.-
elution; which, in connection with the
report previous ly offered and referred to
the Committee, -would constitute Its
report:
fleserred, That any. tax, however
..mall, to be Impteed on the production
of Petroleum, destined for export, will
be a direct burden upon the home manu
facturers and must inevitably injure
them to that extent, while it will tend as
directly to build up and austaln their
rivals to foreign °megrim.
iterofecif, That It is the firm conviction
of this Convention, that burden se Im
ported, while itcannot materially increase
the revenue of the geverumeet, will re
atilt in the immediate injury and speedy
ileiitrrictinn of many millions or capital
invesued in refining oil and throw out of
employment many thousand men.
Itexoired, That in the Judgment of this.
Convention, It Is a rehear:el tidal policy
to discriminate aiming home and in fa.'
Tor of foreign manufactories - of stay kind
and - reveraes the entire policy of the goy
eminent, which has heretofore sought
end should seek to discriminate In favor
of home manufacturing 111l0Itled.
Resolved, That the arguments and
---tatemente which have been presented
to this Convention, furniah Ineentedi bin
evidence that any tax Unposed upon pe
troleum or its products over. and above
• the tax imposed upon other Useful man
ufacturen,- is not in harmony with the
principle of taxation, that revenue ehould
be raised from the luaus - lea anti not
from the necessaries of life, which prin
ciple PM been emphatically announced
Ill' the Chairman of the Committee of
Ways and Marina ' and is unjust and op
pressive both to the consumer and the
manufacturer -
Mr. Lay moved that the report be
adopted, and the Executive Committee
of the Pittsburgh Convention be author
teed to have two thousand. copies
printed.
1-Ir.- Sumner moved to amend by re
forting the report to the Committee to
be appointed by the Convention to rep.
rment the Interests of the tmde befere
Cunene.
The motion ne amended was adopted.
Mr. Mager offered the - following moo
letters:
'Resolved; That a etandtag•comnilttee,
cf which Jame, A. flutchlason,olPttla
tettrgh, shall be chairman. be appointed.
:cod that said committee be empowered
to take charge of this whale at:deject of
taxation until we have secured the de.
sired legialation.
Resolved, That this committee be ap
pointed as speedily as . powdble by the
metered localities interested In tbe sub.
feet presented in this Convention, and
that each member be requested to report
at an early day by letter. or otherwise„
to the Chairman at Pittsburgh, sad hold
thensweives la readineee to meet, him in
Wastlngton when required.
Mr. Kirk amended by nu bstituting the
name of Mr. Long as chairman of the
Committee.
PHiM=
- - -
Tho subject was dia.:mead at length.
Mr. Waring moved to amend by al
lovriug the chairman of the Convention
to appoint the chairman of the Commit
tee.
Mr. Miller amended by authorizing
the Chair to appoint a Committee of ten..
and that every locality be invited to send
delegates to Washington.• The amend-
meat was adopted.
The original resolution, so far as not
inconaletent with Mr. Miller's Intend
ment, was gm adopted, and the follow
ing Committee appointed: H.. M. Long
and Jas . A. llatettMvan, Pittsburgh; lf..
M. Flatcar and W. G. Scofield. Cleve
land; W. C. Warden and H. H. King,
.Plfiladelphla; 8. Downer, Boston. H. M.
Warren, New Ycrk; E. Rankle, Oil
City, and H. W. Bleed, Parkeraburgh.
Mr. Davis moved that when the Con
vention adjourn. it be to nvet at 71
o'clock. Adopted.
Mr. Miller moved to reconsider the
motion of Mr. Davis.
On motion of Mr. Long, Mr. Miller,
motion tram laid on the table.
On cannon of air. Lay the Convention
adjourned.
tverslog. SenalLow
The (bnventlon reluaembled at 74
o'clock, end wee called to order by the
President, who announced that the first
business In order was the reading of the
nfinatee.
On motion of Mr. Waring the reading
of the /ninnies as diapensM with.
The Chairman announced the Com
midee of ten as a ppoin ted by him in a,
oordance Mr. Finley's reeolution,
which we publish elsewhere with a Ilet
of the names.
On motion of Mr. Kirk the name of
Mr. Kello , of Cleveland, was added to
the Committee as chairman.
31r; Long requested that hie name be
stricken from the list and that of Mr.
Lockhart eubdituted.
ROBERTS ers SHLEISATM,
Ol Oil hfi e d Mink,
On 610010 r HOMILTO/11/811110 MD II
Strol44.
COAL Mal%
non.
Madl kTAlla nR.
& Gocd Mance to Purchase Pretests.
rePerus airesdi MARTIN LIEBLEII,
On motion of Mr. Kirk tho regaled
was complied with.
Mr. Kirk, Chairman of the Committee
on Business; submitted the following:
Itorotard That this Convention deem
it inexpedient to take action on any other
mend atibpcta than those embodied In
the
=EM:
idOPted.
Bcsofred, That a vote of thanks be tern
dared by this ConVentlan to the Pitts
burgh Beard of Trade, through Georg*
11. Thurston, Esq., th eir President, for
his courtesy In tendering the free use of
Its Rooms during their sesalerot
Reaolued„ That the thanks of the Con
vention be tendered to tb• °Pierre of the
Allegheny Valley Railroad, for planer
st their disposal a epecial train; to visit
the Refineries along the Hoe of their
road.
flemlwA That the thanttoilk• Con
ventJou be tendered to the Reporters of
the Press, and to the pipers of Pitts
burgh for the full and impartial reports
'of our proceedings.
The report was received and the raw
lotions adopted.
Mr. nutter presented a resolution tem
daring the thanks of the Conventkin to
ilia officers for the able manner In which
they bad discharged their several duties.
The mini nUon wasadopted unanimously.
I Mr. Kirk, Matra= of the Committee
on National Orgnaltatior, submitted the
following:
Your Committee on National Orgatd
*Nen would respectfully report, That
OlTTatsunurti. DAILY tiAZETTA: FRIDAY. MARCH, G.
. --
,
they hews not hid sufficient thus to prop
erly moulder the subject., and would re=
commend the adoption of the follow - Mg
mob:alum
• .
Resoftei, That the E %geode, Commit
tee, ULM day appointed, be authorised
and empowered to propose and adopt a
plan finlifallonalOnninitaiiimi -
The report was received and the reso
lution adopted.
Mr. Warden subinited the following
Ifesoteed. That the different localities
intetened in producing and manufactur
ing Petroleum be and are. hereby re
quested. to immediately appoint ono or
more delegates to go to Washington,
when notified by the Esseutive Commit
tee, 14 aid and assist-In naming out the
mend objecta of this Convention.
— Resolved, That the Seeretary of this
Cenvendon be requested to mail to indi
viduals end sasacfatiems in different lie
edifice caplet of the foregoing reeolu
lien.
The resolutions were adopted.
Mr. Long moved that each locality
sending delegate. to Washington eleettld
defray its own OXpIirMEIS. Adopted.
There being no further bunkum before
the Convention, Mr. Downer was called
upon to address lt.-
pp l Mr. Delman said be had formed very
asmat sad ag acqualntencee In
Plttab /e unith, and Mid frereeablequently regretted
that be bad not located here. He wan
pleased with the harmony which had
prevailed throughotit all the proceedings
of the Convention,- and felt that it would
result in great good to the petroleum In
terest. After thanking the Convention
for their kindness in allowing him to
tres_paaa upon their time, be cloned.
Mr. Miller woo then called upon and
entertained the Convention art some
let4rt e. hC 4t b a blei=la t rZ t h;i i r ir erh atir t l e o g ..
the
Executive eminenteo the interests of tr. ,
crude and lubricating oil dealer], had
been overboked.
On motion, the names of Geo. K. An
derson, of Venango, George Fisher, of
Pittsburgh, and - Mr. I.y, of 011 City,
were added to the Committee.
Mr. Miller occupied the time of the
Convention fbr a few moments, after
which Mr. Echo, the Chairman,• was
called upon to address the Convention.
He remarked
He need not nay that be was In um
: puthy with the objects for which thin
Cmientlon had beea called together.
The trade, he acid, was chill in ita in.
fancy, and the extent to which it would
go. could not be imagined, He referred
tbevu.t amount produced in the oil
regions of Pennsylvania, and said the
demand was equal to the supply, and
would crintinue to be unless other die
tricta were more etteresaful in the future
than they had been In the twat.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
eine die. •
111‘ ut;.s:l lac,le rA:s;;Tio w
J0141..J. lIVCAT
ATWOOD trelflPRBY
BRIM. fOUNDBILS,
NTEAM AND DAS FITTERS
Corot 3rd sod Liberty Streeb.
ima”. carran a Itoidoes. rlttatrorglt: Pen.
to
Llebt
Hey eastlotr, tarusbod twoolotly
...lr.
!f lied/ 1 1.1.11018 p. 14 to IX. 1 .14
Uctmonaia. v., tin.
lgesto for A. S. Notroo 8 Co.'s
STEAM PUMPS ,
.AlllO
BLOWIER ENGINES.
r21,7,1:P4'2417,i,TEM,F4'
ate.
JOHN I. COOPER a M.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
Steam and Gas Fitton,
E z r
...4 .7 .7 7 51 p 3 00r
ttr gio
Corm of Pike sod Waling Street,.
~..trTTSBURCH, PA
4tai:f.::i A
SIINDAY ISCUOOL CELEIMA
111011111. memos. PINNER rurrus. 14.
.11mIshe4 wit], Um but
ICE CILTAIL ODV/IMTION Ur.% .
Al Ca lowan p r iemstatngt i iiat t ' V,
alCrisITSN* RICPSZIMCIFII
MO. 2E DIAMOND, kllegtny,
HENIitYW. L7oniij6l7,
Oanfectionery 'and Baker!,
14. SOO OILITS7LCI.L. SZSSZT.
64.414 .4 Lleerly.
Mr ..115` Or4Ti6
GEOUGE BRAVEN,
CANST INANUFAtTU'aER,
asafe rla Porrayra 444 iacrlta. /RUM.
.
114 SAL, Irraarr. *woad dwr 4434
1•11. •I. ...... eitir
$5OO RE WARD
The aeons reward will le held lor la tersat:on
Um will lead ao duoun cry and le hercaboot tat
- ANTHONY : PREYNFOGHL,
MM Au bees fel;stax aIsoa—TISIMOAT
Jamul:lst.
lie la about 45ear• etaire a.m. Eve feet
y _
212
,toentan. • .1k kat. dock wined cent, pool.
l ed
yeat. mad a dark eualmere erverca.t. Tbe eft
beet vb.teb Le wore Pad a patch the 17.14..
Infarontll. ea, be lea at NY. J. 0211-
Mlri • C.,. Water street, et at Oa CLOTIIII%O
ItTONE. ate... late
0111 hill nlsttellilen V. r. 4.,
Is
ThinsemsantO nes. 1 0 •Vreety is Is.
(
CANAL BEN , II AP S E SPMENTS
yf &les Is knob g sou so th e ems.. of prop
erty wlthht lb. Hsi Is ...el tor the construc
ts. •f the Coal ...V. sad atl pant. Inter
*shed, Mat the laid use... ts will l ow be re
ceived at ibit Tr.. trli I Mee, ..ye t to •
DeDUCt(trit Ur *0 I'll! CLOT.. sad Mu if
Miasma is sot Dolt vistas thirty days Dem the
scissor& of the repose by Cossettra tvet will to
slaord in the bands of It • City flotteltoe for rol
leptios, at ressolted by law.
D. IKAUFZUUON.
elty Treuwer.
CAROM POSITIVELY CURED
IVlltwar ast of the or COUOTIC
.4 Elk
Comparatively Little Pain
la I. of e 4 /21 •LL CABLd. Pow
Eutrated trues. the .
=
Stag Clr,alare. elL•rumegs. 'le Iddrese
Pr. T.. 1. HUI:IEIk
=MEM
HAZARD PO WDER
I AM NOW PREPARED TO
mt...., LI I Orders We lug..
HAZARD'S CELEBRATED JNOWDER.
onlstr tllat or ot try raall to . ory
Nev. ITS awl r
ll* /* or DRAM. ISTHX.X.T. Alfa rune.
ret2tatlr,,
t , t*.!... or to 101 **Cr./ orrIIZICT,
tr. rm., trttl rrereva prompt attention.
ARTHUR
THE FIRM OF L4UHDEAD &
hare ■.d. ut astleustet for the
Melt of erratum b J /WI ts RUM au Itttler.
IAUTHIta. w whose huleif atlas simian
Sald .111 present thus as sus es posehle,
ud all muse tedebted to tee elms ehl fUue
utile theft acrounte at the ofhee of the motet.
Hued.
Z. lIIP.III 411 VO,
so. ]NT Soarer
AlOrgM,♦ ettl.
Plllll2lll tiTSAII
/90, 1 11.1. 1 1.211..... 111.1.1r..ZORAST LIDO/SW
SPENCER, IWKAY - & CO.,
lIRSTBRS liyf BUM
Ale, Porter andßrown stoat,
fM1411131611, MA.
M=CI:::E=M
SELLING OAT AT COST
DIALICH
HATS. CAPS AND. FURS.
21...net.ver. Inolelll.l. nelln
Dsa/es Is TIIIIN6II. VALD 4 td.
N. WI hoolibillold 11, Pittsburgh, Pm
°Nolo pralaptly SUM. sad ontt.toollet
soar&
WASHINGTON BULLS,
fuldigtos Streak litteknti mom.
•
W. W. 6211DEMION,
It. OrßatFO , (MN ULM. EY. FLAJUI:
sad OHOPPLD Orderr leityrn a to.
elitict city. Dye •f ekar,e. ki”ln of
ttboprwl. Aid Conk slealled. of mon untie,
ni.Tf
WALL PAPERS:
• WALL Ph rent
flowsrlalne a ea II Ant ef all end, le. as the
cane amen le tbe ran elate pea Mad ran,. ID
b• *old .let lull. linen In mutat. t/all ne
Ina A/ ' •
Ilrpl'.L4fl4C.VLlApnrnplr,
810 A
4vtui"z: ci k4...ct•lc
13...14.31.E111.7C'Z,
1111181111 ID BRUNE,
.
118 Wood St.. near coiner of Fifth.
Government Securing*
kel4,
And Coaxitons,
Drafts ~j
.v.ll t Ofinelpsi (.11.1%. of Korot.. —.
CONVERSION OF 7-3o's
We are row on nareol to oinvert
TI11111) SRIII6I of the
814.1thip
F: rl
INTO TN
New 1867 5-20 Gold Coupon Bonds
JAMES T, BRADY & CO.
Dealers in Government Seountiee
• 0.-iaorlir...e4 ak Wood Streets.
FIN AN OD AND iUt.ADD
tirrica or ta• Ptrnacttia firwara,
TII.I2{ZOAT. ➢latch 6, - 1166.
Gold was dna at 141%0141%, with an
creased amount of booing"; the porch
epeculattop trete •ery light, nod betide
Is needed ref paying duties, gesteely anything
ie bought. COUPOO• of the tnc.forty
clue the grit hatanc, use sown( in slowly, and
the Drsportionate Iceman, of jetport. ogre as.
port, Justice a else to the premium almoat •
een•i•ty, while bcwis remain below • po
to snip them with profit. '
Goyernotenta . were dem tatty In the day, b
but drooped about 5j per c.aL at lbmu•
. ,
baud, the alight &mead front 'country tires ,
ore la not etimulating purchases or epecul
%lon. During the uneertatnty of the Pre.
dent•. last, the transaction. • not t
be heavy. The European notikets donut see
• •
to beta aeoadlllda to absorb a larger amMI
of our maculated', and the approachteg cash
Framed may tend below. the maiket 100.11
able,
Stock. are lower Marley A. 4 doll; the pro.
poet. for a further rim are sot very ProOde
ins, out boelona men Who have tried to maim
• few dollar. Ai Ike Shook Escheat. iluHog
the dull minter days, are leande, . x , cs ri t i on
In Ilatimay etlerea to the partite Who melts It
• speciality.
Money moga lo be caller, And good leper
I 1 pees .t 299 per eeete; eeeood—ei
111.1..1 . ttleeouot of 12 per eget,
Tiall short paper arm readily he Mae mated. T
lomat lama market Is Improving on hoods
otherwise MM.
Closing Niw York quotations, resolved by
eh. If. Nests, are an
6atd. ISSI'n 111%; nTos,
1,64, MU; 1N11 , ..1C6.31: Consols,
JON: T-Ins, tteu,
Cleveland it Pittsburgh H...
hterehents Unica ES .
Western (Woe Telegraph
Ltie It. !J.__
PlltkOturr'h - Fort Wayne k Ch.le•go A. B. 191,,,
Northrmitors kallrokil-eomors/....... ;90 1 4
Northrrokram-oroforord....— 7410
not York Central
Ot ll9 99119 R1 19 99 91 1PP1 Collo9strA 91
Makleak Southera...... 91
'Qualory,lon as
ls npi ---
goloke 1 18lvor Ir
—Muth as h•s beta sahl sod written .bo
the pabhu debt. few iawsoos who bare a.
given much study to Its etnepiteatect move
ment. have any Mellott no.. of the embar
rattemonts nag te.ponsibtlities whist, ita van
eta.s and unwieldy dtmeneleas have Unpaved
at retinue Critical times and evvetially at the
sloe. of the war. The kinancial CArviniele
gives the followlas annuatatlve etatement or
Was it etowl at the clove of the
wart If) ete months later. and (3) on the lint
of February last:
Wolin, treat/le debt rtalontort a the Ist
lof Awl!, Intl, lb* anotate dabs was 0,413
of wrath oat, l ist 0.11100. were Woad
tato food bards. The uutuaded debt tan LAS
millions, A Siena at this Wowing share
trues very • alabasters snoods of ohlreatlons
Eliot there tote 11. twated me
•, ulna watch bad been am-rutted for woo al
means to pay them. The oat Item is 204 toll
-11.0• of tea:notary 10ane and eat:Ocala. pay
able on cal or after a short. tateryaL, Bolder,
these there were over 400 Whose of other ma
turing elan.. To t aeatouttlatal de
mands we had no mere than 14 while. of sash
In the Trsoury. The mantle Iron anneals
donee was falling oil, that frau Internal sew
aloe wo uncettant Crowd e'en body. was ,
[Mod with SPIM proOrteey, sad wee an.
hanging a Ilftenead trash /lke that which fdl.
lowed the war of 03.0, o ly tenfold moon be.
este* ow credit erstas was now bore la I .1.1,
and Out PePornoy frelghtlally depreciated
eta rednadaat 8 an oah w the etratllloa of the
Truantry I. th e sorlas o f lit. 11111.
• swath ego, es the Mel Of February. the
Sam Thtrtlo eatettadlas were only sit no.
Ilda, eat the areregste of Ute debt Oral at
3,021 odlllans of which LIU tall/law were
funded. Ten ant laded dent wen rednertl to 717
whine. the whole alwash, With the trump
tton of the orreeshardut the frodeaal S‘dterST
sad 11. geld ante. ere 0 ariaagrd as la ha
tardily funded. Is Stareety arty tangly &bit
eartsayeaey am any pert of the la] f ttad4d ded
rafted.tahrroatont toSbe Vaunt", unless
Dlr. tilterraaa eltdeld oohed laposh(
I b.. ethane, meieure eatenthetant..
tag It. popularity sal Its sleetatepaos si t ars..
ter, he on more ventures to &Carts the .Sea
ate an Thuroley. .
(noting qqatatinah u reeellh.l ty lames T
Anil h
MOM
.• sm, :sea
a ...7,1775
/Ma WY
Maas
ash, Jim, and Jul), 'la.
241. Jan. ant July, 'at
Juos., 7 an.
J 017,140.
2.1.7
T.StIIAL want( Mr
•
' l / 1 .4 u 1 en• PEITM•I•I{4tI I Isr•
T•CZABLIAT. Slant 6. te•e
•
There ••• Swat tool market et the I:astral
Tattle all this treek,ape Lrauactletw tattle
the ...sliest we have had to report at. twee
yard• for a year; lateed, there war so !little
hal/totes that Its. .hiSaull to total uplaloa
about rho market, too to et mil•
Seltel moires for the forest title must oaf.
The eal , PfT, ft le true, was • ns7 awsere oar,
bet It woe theleee la ...we of te t e kle
tram, awl while the efferthga with setaittly
mall, th e dement Mau was Teti Iliattest sod
we Lot ••• whet amid property he 151113
aa raster, thine, its attendance. There! Wt.
Ma Or MO Seashell of gaol tattle of east,
Itartruuld uot, awl 'more wet sell at the pries.
stint by the owners, sod •• • eoceelylLete,
they were shipped so farther east. The fel
/owlet eathe ware reported: Meters S tailor
.SS, IT bead of Pretty awed Ohio steer. fort,-
eat to Measurer, flitatt ti Oa. et INslos bend
of fat lah Tees* sod Ithaca. steers lot Cre ' re to
VreLhees et 1,10. tithes, Lafferty it thy. void
le Seat euteetanish atuek fur Holler* L na
te,. to I . l.leneli • Co. at iSa ;111 ioe unoi, to
SleteSen at IN.
These was as *elite deemed for really deal
tat Sheep this week, ud prteee for Isle gar.
Weals: delwriptlon •re sonalderatly teller thee
last week. metes bend reported •t treat Stie to
Pie. the latter quotation beteg reallod tit aa
owe lot of pd.. from Washlegnei Mt.
Stale. Cuteston and Lenin, hnierer, um
tloue dell teed neglected. and may he quoted at
Wt., std ikgdloed it 434 k. There woe •
stub bunt [inner el hasten In &Heade.*
thu Mate was last week, slut Ude, together
with thy teet - thet an Winn Irate that, In
eunstquesee of the .one stein 14 the Wn4
enabled holds,. to catabllst, the minims *barb,
noted. .
11.10.2 Taisoi .14 ai h.ad
Moyleharp to
PLaboale Mil 1 1 / 1 for to uati
et 454.
a Talmage* gold Ea brad for Itwia to
letoo at 55i, 11 for Erwin to Vootheat.
IS for balm A 110. to {rootlet. al 11{ Ito
. masa to mamma am 114.
Linglabaker told bead to Peacoat% at 4,4
otu moot game to mamma it/ at 145.
A. P. Moore 1.11•1 Italeoras a 1111 l 171 Dew,
anighlag 16,410, at..
Rut aolo Pieter NO head of aura eheep,
weightog 14,110,-6 hug throw
Hut to 17 0 .. ` lot weighing 11 101, at
6, Amore to /flavour/me., Hi at g.
li. Holger .told 1.1074 1/3 haad, weighleg 16,.
150, at S.
Dalt
Paxton to italeraall A 11111, M hea4 of eltra
Siaahlagion Coolly sheep, wet[hlo[ 3.1,105,
et 7%.
Am, 101111.7 head to Lloyd, watohlog
00. at tti.
(Melt; to Mem. 1:. haul at 5,r4 Warta].
0 P lO .. 170 0 .0042 .%itiordwr tq ?km. 14
t
S. 61611161 p to Ilakomb t UM, kV, ?r,el,l,kag
li t... l' ll'.74l 6 head, rreli
16,136, at 6,661 (1. Mask la naleuesb k .1144 t.g
head 614.
A. P. Moose lu 11 6 / 6 omb A UM, lii held
a.6.616Cip ICC, at 6.
166rus.
The •0,1101. 01f. HOlf. wrn rewarlably light
drama. put week, and the selority of the,
1001100 ohlppells, not ban ehle - to get whet
they muted her., are buying In Uhlman., To.
day. there wae not a sink.• tar load umeold,
and, All bIIjAIS we. very hungry, we verily
believe that a extra booth would lave
brought iy, Xmas, though 0% le bully eon-
Marred the top of (ho market for that elan of
Gilotatlosis may be fairly Wren .6 lo
P, for solution to prima heavy everasee. We
are Informed that of late It baa baeoine elate
eommon to ship wooers" to market whit!, are
unfit to .11, and whlsh should have bean kept
at h 0.,. 10 004.0 101000HW the future ripple•
Now, la Clealmati, thy. Mad of stock la pro.
!Mated how being offered for eels, and thls
should be the awe bare. It Is really u Im
portant to have. livestosk launder 0.11 1.
b.,. a meat Losputor.
01lahrelat• Co. bought 111-. haul from TU.
Oro at PiAi 101 from 0144% Leterty a Co. st
434;10f from E. 801 th 01 IX; al from Limn Mon
at IS; 33 from VN•r at a" to from P1d40414 .
CO. at *4;14 from (Marko It 11!-(1 Ikl from some
N from H. Johniroto It 83, IL from
L1•d304 44 Taylor 44 0.10; 45 from.fl4/1111Hteakt
1;131 from Matti at 1.15. Shlppral 3" h•ad
from 0010000.
Hodges t Toylor ookl IA for Erikson to .It.
Stolth 00 7 % , 113 too Johnskat 11 (/ten to
tholtk at 0%; IR tor Lova. to Ittossenpr,
Oillott i Co. at IA; !MI for ltokosboush
ritloork A Co. s 7,16; tor Metibloory to
Ottotovist 1.0 t
o. at 'Art ltt
Mt tor auto to Woos.,
Estalrk k (.70. ot 7,03.
Moue:woo. tiitiou • Co. bought VI from
Braga at MOT Itom Cailaa of CM Kolct it to
Croon. Zalsrlak Co. at Eli la to
INC , Max. letalr al 94 5 1 It tw
god( AO, at 11 10) to U. X. Hoye. at 10,1%
(1:0... Cottony Cu...4413Y ocelot to
Otl t.n ri I x 0:,; (or
rrirtinvaten anzzaarre.
i ,
Orate..', iO. - 1 rrrrelitrarr Grarr.r, .)
Taw/lanai, February 6, 116. g
The general!. mulcts... although moderately
satin in • rital/ way, are &Told of ' say sew
ebaractertstleli worthy of epeeist Settee, and
the Pohl*. tit Malaita,. To the inmate, le
Uhl-
GILA trf—ere Is A good demand for Winter
Wheat, and Pilule nett may se quoted at b,S.,
and White ag 6215. Oats Sr. and In fait de.
mend Dot unchanged 5604ags, on track, and ale
I
W =
O. for aural 4444 ' lute It . lure. Eye L. steady .4
61,6604,66. e ra is very doll nit unehauged;
tdrjr be kuote at Or: SSC, on wharf and track,
and 11611,05, In stole. Batley I. leers. and
wanted at 51462,111. 1 1
PEOVLSIO26.I-- aeon Is steady bit on
changed; Ifte for }UM and 14.4 for Sugar
Uured Shoulders: 11 far Ribbed sad 16 for Clear
Sides; slid ll* for Sugar Cured Ham.. Prime
kettle rendered Lard 16a, In thine., and HUG
Ito to lng. pretatry Lord, Is Hp, 14011.
Ile. P0rk,7606M
-IVLOUIt ve
—T ere Is no Improment to aut.
la the demand, sod whUe the market Is doll,
prices are unchanged; .16,60(111,20 for Sado/
Wheat; 812.)14,50i0s Wmler Wheat, siulSl4o
Cr for fancy [rands. Rye Flour [adulated at
Aiserar, sod Buckwheat at 11 4 4604,60.
LIAT—At 10. 5 Allegheny Scales tomes hays
•
adv.:m.6,la euueequence of Simhashed tr
avels; tome ?one loa.ta changed hend• there
during Mouilai and 'ramie,. at $17(621,'as to
qualtty.
SEED,4 - Clueeieeel hi quiet bet steady at
50d,,1.0, nod Thootby at 6 2 6. 6 .1 1 .74. rhoteeed
to being bougbi by etuehe:. at 12.40.
BurTEß—Aore tP • steady demand for
prime t 0 eholet Hull Butter at 46 to 431250 e.
LOOS—UIm teen! at 1.7(13j2.
Dinka/ F ,
r—j. to good demand nod Ittm
but uotbsog,ll eatee of Peaches et Wee tor
quartermiaad 15
1 011. tor halves, and Apple. at
1413 e. •
LARD •ttll quoted .t eneeltt f.
Nu. 2, and 1114501,30 tot N... I.
. .
iUEE4 APl'l.k>. , —llrm but unebanged;
..... at43,uo to $5,01 per barrel. a to
POTATOEs...illentleue dull but .urettanged;
email cake In mime at elejl.Ob per burlier, and
.03,15 per bbli
B EANS—qv ed at erAdt,te per buebel.
ONlONS—Quoted at ,4t 4,06 per bushel.
fiobiM3,l4tVo Pet bb
plimmusici.rzTuoLzu n
Urrrae 6
or Wm Dlrrveohe flageTrg. 1
Inonenev, March 5, tine.
DR.t/111/—fnollerudet market presents no
now charaelerlstleg worthy special 00210 0. While the rtretligs both forpreeent end future
delivery are light, toe dentair4 Is by no mem,
active, and prices although needy are un
shmigrd. We are tiognlisnf of e/miding tgere
in buy for all itic month, aellet'e. option, at
Dim but them ant no milers halow 734. and Be.
All the year, tin4erle option, may be quoted at
ite; and mane ildlivery, seller's option. at IX
tow. A telegrein from (ill bay reporta wag
market drat at 3 ,12,f1t, and ' denten - a more ge
het
."
REPINED-74am Is ice Inquity, both for
present sad f ututie delivery, Lot there are miry
few milers at prase:lt quotations. We eao re.
port the .ale of Yonne , monad from May to
December, at 114 for May, and advancing half
a lent Itch enbeetplent month. We are Mao
<0.(11i.i:l of ofett to bay for diet halrof April
mi
at Ire, d h nal ge...bet August at ifq/get
September rig, arid October gigs, atiorsghtg Dia
10T the three mouths; ]ley to September at We
and to %drain@ oil half • cent fur **eh Cube.
town month, and We for all the year, beyer . ii
option. Them t ttess were made to.dsy with
out meetlng any rgeponee on the part of eel.
lets, who, ae a general thing, refuee to enter
Into new twinning at peewit' pd.. At to
the general tone the trade, thereto no pan
tienlar change, (giber than .general' band
that prices will iitgbetter, and that, too, before
loeg.
ve•c
==:II=CEI
h Not.
Plifla Ref.
de o lp C,hs It Dbl e ref. to F. A. Dilwor th
Os.
J. C. lElrluothrlelf • Co., IA do do 43 Pierce&
Sly,thaft. Dlothdelfhla.
t. alaleillWrClFOON DIA1171011• OZTOT.
H. M. Loo a:Co . ae WWI ref. to World(
King ft Co.,DOßadelohlh
Blew T•ek! , Yre4uee lIWHIM
( ee bb, ram, le ililc ciowita.)
New lung. klarill 5 —Cotton rather more
Meade( 010 of 0 1 304 kalca a) ZiaMlic (or
middling Uplands; Flour—rerelots 4.0:5 bar
reds a.hade firmer( Wes of ;MO barrels at
0. 05 4:1 9 .a for su
ex peligne, atistergialreiroteen,
p. 75010,01 lisr ‘ra. Mats, 4y.3uan s eri for
nitro' ...torn and 1112 0 U0I•i10 for white.
Wilma. extra f5,(99013,75, L0 roundhoop Celelo
210,109112,M, •xtria at, uis 412,0019L5A9,
lair to choice, Co. tinting quiet, California
lirmor and more astlve; sales of 3, 1 00 wins
at 41 1 2,6 1 001.1,115. Hee floor !Woody, aides of
( nirral• at 0 7 . 5 .1”.50..• Corn meal quiet_
Whiskey nominalte uncbansfed. limeelpts—
heat none; firm and ((Mei We.
id . .9.45, (mare is at g1.,2701.41 for No. Sooting.
11n eto, anti dnionirent; 05.53 for comma.
I iirren eprlii9(. delivennl. Rya quiet.
1 finclay scares ILI I 4I-.,ttrun:. - -Cariny Malt Ansi
Mies of 5.0. tough
It
52,21. Corn—reCelpte.
busk( lbw market is 1.2 e Osten,. ea.le.
a7,usi IMO. at etrr...ol..in Mr new mLiad
weetern lidOSI;$1,1:101..55 for old do in Wins.
el.:Nit...a; for now I y,eiluie Jersey; 21.1,9111,25
fer new saute S'iktinirn. Oats —receipts,
1,5:5 ha- Inc suit I, doll and nosey:
tali, of e n burn for wc..terti in
oore. Wen liren ati 110 WW 5 . 1 1for C a a•
Coffee nrinisalo. WO/ twin lam at priest/I
isru,. rugar rimier; .ale. of o r !Ada at
lesielet.4 for Csitw: 1:41.1. Mr Porto Mien.
?Sulu.,
at an. sat
IW hod.
tfo Natal at Ilik! I , for firm
lor. for crude- for banned, bonded,
'lo /or
quint IA 1119nuC for Amnrican. Sort
oned grin and eltaled hoary( +slew oi
•
at 021,11elieri feel new MCS4, closing at
21.7 i MiiiiKr 71i.21...ti1f.T.5 for N.I 6 110, 0081,
IMU red ulari $12.t.011 for prime; 11.241,3
for prima 011.1•1‘ *loo k .)..Mi tibia rm. mess at
11 - 12.t.12.. se , . r. ft i l . April.. illef Strad,
sales of .b tMle at II •rows prise.. Alen rt.)
;Mm
e. at $1.1042 he prima mess, &Mall for
India toms Beef firm, stomily ; imiss of pis
toils in SCUM. Cut Idoata steady; sitleis Of
trn tairiMSra Kt linitillt‘ti 'for shoulder,
le, Oit'SK (arr..... , Dresss-t1 Haus firmer.
at irtfiNe for .set a ri; :Vic for ell). Bacon
"dinulY Mill .0104 a eof Si l bairn we: Cuintierls.u.l rut ai lk. Lard heavy; astm
of .M 2 title at ltipilio; ismall lois of choicest!
1iA50112 , 42, Butter tWastiva bat tirni.at 3 - 42
41. for , Mlo: tollPatc fpr Slats. Chni2So quiet
at litillStKe- Frelaiit4 to Liverpool an de
eldrotly In Ker. milli aKamremeutii per stam.
i-r of lAtaailiash Krum at NI- tor tore, and
.4.1. for wheat.anit' l .I,ititi 1 UM a flour at 2
ihiltiors.
K.. ......_.
- 107
10114 4
• ~
I..sessr.—Wiour w i th
oeiter
low sod medium snide', with it otoderale
deviant/ 10r pen and lime coos. Wheat
in nr th with . modairain dowiand 4142.0 e
:Attar No.:, and 1144442.33 tor No. I Sorlos.
lire closed Inlet at 41..5d01.i7 for wasrant.
oats; the market closed dull at aro for wart
ere in storm. Corn; the market slowed staa•
.ly at $1, 1 41 for new waxed arestorn afloat.
and r i nsed for old iiitais.l wrodern In store.
Pork steads nh 4.-1.37140 - 1,60 for old
lasss..l4,epia= roe 4r mem nod *3COM
for Ap nil , with wale. of I hal barrels new
moralist ICI two/mi. nod I,o l 4lbarrela (or
A orb at VS. 'lke! elOsed Ann with • tale
demand. Cot birsita aiirdre and Erna at LSO
10 , ..0 for pichltsth anis; ilsenn Is gm and
I.ani slimed doll . al 141401440 fOr
falr to prime steam alid nettle rendered.
I
• gloom.* ' ilium *a.
tH. T,torttutt tithe Pi mural; tl sa•Lts./
Ct act IR N ay. March 5 flour dull and nn.
charmed; Not fly VII en ZI There ts a beater
demand tor resat andtprlme are higher for
cod • Inter; 1 1 . 43 0 1 .2.3 t r rine 2 and 1. Corn
Ilan; ear Neale, shell al Mo. Urdu better,
atoning at maltat. LIT anchuipat and dull.
Harley tirmrul tall IV -73. Totnuett In
good ocumiol: rake u bbd. and M lanes
at full once, Cotton u ateNl demand and
firs higher; estddli a sold at ille, and at
tallyo •as held at `se. ;Musky noml•
unchanged. Pro loom. yule% and not
nmcn.loBBo in any Art tile: maw pork le held
at tome, tint la not • cable at better than
.2.
*ICH; country told a gla at Circleville.
Hulk meats dull and rime nominal. at to
ano rm. Bacon n Malty ormbanged;
ebouldere j lit.,r, clam. lb , and clear slew,
14 , tologki lAN, dull; a re oonntry at 13c;
cltY bell At 1540. but tl Is is merely anon.
Inalooot ation; holden •nOt !terming their
totems on the market . bummer. Batter
creme and CilMo hig hs'; rnno western 410
Mr. Hugs decline' to ‘ . and dull. There
la no caange In seedat over la ratulllng at
lim intently dull at M. M. Hay steady
at 113015. Ur , reel.. un sanded. (told 114),S
buTlnlf; buslnesto tenor lly morn noun..
allows iglirlkell.
Inv rsoforsob to tap rittsuarga 9sast4•7
t
.. Cawawa. Muck II _flour ia [Mr rtquest,
i and held firm;solo* al SIOGIOX for choice
spring extra. Wheat I 1 hotter demand at
e 40.1472,04 for No. 1; Ni', .1 advanced laket
.0010 bale. at 8494, adm need to .L 774. and
...wad with pellets st e 1,06%. and buyer• at
4i.th'4 Corn ffo reed Oro at Me for now,
Nl.brod to I W4 o lfu!ichsed r/oosal ot Piel.e;
0.1 sell at athopala. Ur, drmarreponist
c ' thael l e i r ' in l itlT aTIT , I O . - 11, °X,ltg: ..."'a :r o a d
at 111...75tt 1.041 for No. ' 1. fold 145701. as for No.
1
I. barley atawly mid mat s a l too
No. 2, and el.mai,r7 fu relrotedi sample
Into at 62,1Sey!.= for rbol Pt York steady at
ght,oofor city, and ler. p llti for country Merlol
packed prime mesa at . Laml ta quiet at
Iblie for Orin.. Dram:frogs to good cf.
and at /10.7011 for lig) t, and 411011.7.3 for
brat 7, eloping arm at , 1e,7X1111 lee Nowt
lout Pwrolpte—flour.l3,ll3 Older wheatlol3;
sown 14,11.11 oats halt b h; thawed boas
III; live du 4.75 e. Sidon. ts—gmrd.o63 0141
01.011,7411 corn lekh Oat 1,101 bush; dress
oil bugs WO.
AIL Leal. II prim/.
1 Of Toirefarn to tee el, ham 551e1e.1
Sr. Loom, efarolt 11.—ft6tlamio active lad
stiff, but unchanged, cotton, eery 1101101,,
market, and no *al. *ported.' floor la
hood deramot for low grades. and price.
Arm i hales of low •uperflue at 416,75111745; for
choler, do. $1.01 , 011,30; foe extra. 6e, 10 09.231
fur IS 69,„We11i,C0, Wheat Arm, sale. of
winter at .2~1.701 'Wilting, dull at 6,10
for prime. Corn more Attlee and higher,
sale. at 040170 for shelled; 747771 for oar.
flats Mlll and drOoplo/f. lake as ranol f o r
wool 7 0 072. 1tya and [holey unchuged.
Pork 11010, with sales lit 14tio. Damn In
bettor demand and lam dispooltion to wa r
!shoulders sold at II4e; Maar rlb 1314th dear
•ides 113 , iegtikio. lard at,15147/11No. an ego
offered. Mushy held firmly at Iff,le. oelplit-IMO barrels of boom 400 rack. of
wheat; IMO buabisla of cora; 1100 bulbela of
Os toy tOU bushels Of barley.
010,1141111 Nd ainsltof. •
far Telysrasa to tn. I . ll.stnirso Quetta.]
etarataa D. March 4—lion a shade firm
er and demand moderate; double antra
Oprl n 0, 1118.76011.2O;doo Ede vitro red 'stator,
112.00Q32.20; do. oldie, alanot2l2.o); cnnntty
brands We to al below above agoras. Wheat
bet arm: 82 4 11 0212) for NO. I red; CIAO
tar No. 2 do.; No. saris,. pan Car.
role, and butters sales Mr on spot at Ina
n3)O, closing Arm at Sta. Vats better and
firm, but quiet; No. 1 mat bald 'at 170 from
;nom Itye dull and nominal al aIIOOLSO,
as to quality. Barley ;inlet aad nomin•J;
no transactions reported. Potroleam
fair demuct awl market. drat and on,
thanited; relined In bond bald at 295 20 c for
standard whites do Ilve at ZPIINIO for prim°
light loom to whit.
lealtlestore knaketee.
Teleitabh to the rlttebervlt Quetta. I
Ilavlsoas, /lamb uLet sap o.
hanged. Wheat dull but atcady. Vora
finnert whirs and yellow 41.1104131 m00t
wasters Pal. Oat. scarce but strong at TJ
all. /tie firm at a 1.10 0 .1,18. Clover Heed
Oullbut unchanged. Lawn eteatly and In
fair -Jobbing domande 'boulders 'Net rib
14I,Scy clear rib Ittati3c; bulk aboul
lONOIIa Lam lie . /
, . .
••xtra ato,,lng . II r‘.l
1.14.40 ALL at at l ttt/tto
•
Financial Natters to New lark
egva amis.* as 5,;0141%.
Illy Miasmal is lee iltisaarta easels*. I
• • '
• 21• oat, ititictib,lB6l.
11w!? aftLsonn.
Money La moderately Ilve and euy,bo6
on call. Sterling doll at !SIM; best bank
ers. Gold firmer: at lllisndcloatng
strong at 111 , 401113‘. r 1 tOdaY
•
eo'
OV /0 , P i1 4.1 r 7 m - ea' l0 f
s%org/0i01""4•M110tV
0 A
~tstgel ln4 lo rgia.
;o:lx.8.1114011 . ,tlip.ll4
206 0ar ' t ' g ' t4 3 419dif..414i7 do.
;
BAILIIALY IIST2ISII.
The eicitement in Erie has Indtictot a ann.
_anti activity In stocks, anal at the morning ,
board prices were higher. Erie has been
ansettled and weak; in sympathy with the
cempileaLlune growing out of the actions
eitititteS Drew Ji Co, edges opened at 73%
and fell steadily to The enloming of
Drew*, Co.not to deliver. any of the 340,1)(0
shares of stock held by him under hypo.
thetication has coastal much confusion. An
.lalunctl n was eubsequently Mimed against
Mr. Work, removing him as Director of the
Erie Company and restraining him from
pending in the pending suite against Mr.
Drew. Thu, with the statement of .the
miming, of the Company for the peat three,
maths, showing an Increase of giC9,OOO ever
last year, caused the stock to rise to to 7314
It in the Eric directors have resolved
to stand by Draw and the Pennsylvonta
and toe New York Central Bouts have been
notified that all contracts to regard to
through freight. are at an end. Tine Means
war end luster rates of freight. it le stated
also that the Broker called on Mr. Drew far
L'ute moires of kale at to on account of his
001., but be mid ho would not deliver the
stock under the tolunctione. but he Made
toe stack up to 73, the market priers and
*toted that he hail the stock on band and
woe rumbanm to meet his contracts. A large
rise in the low places of western share. at.
tracts general attention, which Is owing to
the !urge earnings and improved condition
of the 1 . 0144.9. The statement of the bill
wnk. A St. Pool, too, Lim carried stick a op
15 Mr common, and far preferred. The
common therm of .tie Toledo a Wabash
rose Pi Thernarket heavy and
lower at Mose on New boa tontral, Erie
mud People Mall. Western shares steady. '
CLOSINN QUOTATIONS.
Canton d2t4013; Cumberland 36037; Went;
& Fargo Auterl.m tiktiOdut‘t
Adams 713iet1,“ Hatted Stades 7
ilO 2);;Q;ii
M " r 'th.." Union .13033iit Quicksilver
33; •rripmis 7e14.• Pactnu Nall•
Aden , !Sitlifilit Western Union Telegralth
71;:111 edaoa'l/JOIN; Harlem—no gpolat(00 0 •
— Ennoink 1kU01933i; Ohio ci,runo.t. no
11%; ;W abash frititialtft Bi. Paul UW4E;
Prcierrnd 03 ;v403Ifiri; Michigan CentrnlZ
ao quotation; idtchlean Southern 11040
110 E; Illinots Central 1.31Q110; Psttaltorku
2 1%0 33 ; Toledo 100 E: Rock Island 97)itthil;
horthwesturn Gtilnuat t , , flu preferred 7tif fp
704; Von Wayne 10dEeISMI:; Terre 1l ante
47; do preferred 73; liartforti and Erie 14%;
Hannibal and at..7oseph 7lt; Idarlett‘aroc
"referred, SO; Prairie Lto ektlon, first pre
ferred, ui; Illunourta ciN; New Sou..-
.oes 331 i.
MIRING CRAM.
Quiet. Querie. 41.X411 Duettist= 4
tiregory 41E; Edits 11111 3369355.
8041 . 111{.11.1“
ILeteint• 10.112,ut.6, payments $5,:76,1:e7; bnl
twee $1,10,7W1,..—!_:,
New York Dry Geod. 1/Syket,
Ida Tel...nub to the kilishaerb °a/tette
Now Vont; -Marsh ll.—Dry Goods
better feeling pare.es the market under
the rt. In cotton, and coneequently there
In bat little more doing; allhousb Mara la
gesersi• actielty. Linsey Severn Sheet
ing. 19,,c for Atlantic A, and Ind!. Head;
lee for Pacific If; 'Mc fur regent A i and
Hingham and 17e for Start A. Anibal/nag.
repperld and Ulla Drills; Mir for Lateran.
/ 3 ft. , / PuPPerllli let for Great Fade J X and
I'x far Nanntirnag. Sheeting., 10 , 4 e for else
tibirtin,s 12!40 for Prnitooone,
Prln Le, litic for S plauutai stud wax. fur Da
lat.. Print clothe Inn at On. •
New °alarms
lay Telegraph to Gie Plttstiorke 0 tells.;
Naar ORA. esINII. March —Cotton arm
with an upward tendon:icy; middlings tIO
itltici soles 6,000 halm; tot, ildo 2,450; exports
marling 1004414.53. New York Sight
Exchange !.‘ IlAcourt, Gold 141% Sugar
easier• COMMOD LIMMLIct - fair 1314014 c;
Pr 1131 0 .10 C 14%0 moinawes : prima
100610. norm; low grade, In demand: au.
perk. 1110,E5 high grade. dull. Compass.
Haat; price dr. at ottt Oata firmer at 7ao
eaka; York' marca at kn. Eaoou Ertay rIP
tattle, for, shoulders IM‘c; rib sides IMitri
clear nu. Lard Item; tierces 16i.5017c; keg
Toledo klaskell.
rHT ;ales - rare to tie littete as owate•l
Tot o, Marsh, 14 .—Itertelpts—Ylons .0
bbl,; and the market le quiet. Whetti—ne•
cell.. .7160 a. and the market le quiet; sale.
or No.: stoles at 11. S. Cora—receipts
I.l[o bu. and the market /a brie and ltr. bet
ter; sale* or No. I. at Me tor yelow: T.N.,e
lor No. ] ; for last halt, tkk"; for di l oll.h4olh.sn;
for Jose, kl,t . Osts—rhoelpt• 6U hu. and
the market is le better; salmi at Ma for No. I.
Clover seed Is trotter; sales at 67.2 3 / 1 7.:ll.
Thesabre of Pork for spill delivery were'
r.,350 table.
Lootk•ltto Rork at.
Of rein.,. I; to the Ilttabannt
laneavisLe, March-S.—Tobacco; salon of
153 Dll...larre to medium leaf 65,25013,5%
roLmatactorlog loaf saan. Floor; en-
WhDue $4,..3'4,73, and ranee 511 . 45.011.1.
eat er.35a1.05_ Corm timer at iscps.
oats Caere. Lanl 3:04a. Mean Pork *:I,3L
Baron; Shoulders 11%c, clear 151.1 es 131.1 e.
Malt Meats: Shoulders 10%., clear 8141 es 54e.
01555 ..1 Drmi Kraal ruldalllag
llempOls Market.
by reletraDa b tea Flt ra...se Ossetia./
lissrarst teitieb .I.—CutlOn lisowttled, with
sales sr. '144f141 c. aecelpts—.Bo) t , sln. Li.
balen. Floor .1011 and inching.
.1. l ot 1. salro• St' o: llama and 'moulders
st 1.11 Se; clear lades Ibtiei bulk shoulders Ile;
clear sides 1140. Lied, sales at 164111. a.
Corn, •sles at am. Oats st tbe 'lay St /St
eers meals,. 1111, - :S. Bases at Ste.
Nem 'kora hatU• Market.
By ttorrimti t.. thii rinebeirti assiilor..
r* Torr. Merelt !—tattle; recotplethnt
iv weer 2,=01 bead; they .10 , 11. anti
tab
tale fall Pricoft. but their is no
urn tiler nOtlexable. nild Mires at. main
lobl with difficulty. :lamp trio i4c
labor: pommel, to prime nik94e. Haim,
utter; claiico Me, henry prime ikt.e.
1111111wriankeo Markel.
(Mr Trlrrraolt tolls Vittaturdb, tiarette.l
!do, tot En, klarrh S.—Flour la gulag and
a shade arm., at Vrt•A for treat *prim, IV tontt
41.97.4 for No. I; fl.nl for N 0.2. grata. 5:0.
Provialoto. aro Orin., at fvd,nr; for ' , neg.
pork. fdraelptt..-1,7t4 .1.14, dour; 7.:;.1)
nosh. wheat.. BPlprnenta-I,lltO kola. floor;
No town. wheat_.
•lbodyy (nWe Blarkall,
By ' , Copra). So the Boodle.)
Abuser. ti. Y. Marta 3 —The erittJo mar
ket continue, doll; receipts outs Lela sales
at 50'.. kliwy droves go through to
New York in ant lisndv. Sharp are Scum
awl in moderate sr.:meat at as advanoc of
at lac.
liressisnl hogs are In bard. request
Ilsgra.l• Napalm
111 Trlerrapb to tar rlttstnargh uuettr.l
BoorAt.e, March lA—flour otoict and
staa47. Wheat. unchangod. Corn Is doll;
cars Aar at $1.04; Ido At AIX; 1 do .1111, at
fl.tlVi, all on tract. Data quiet at 7to 1.
Mono. llthcr astrcloo unchanged.
1l r,
0y Telegraph to Ms a m tlvary tosasitet
ratiao•trata,' March 9;—Flour dolt.
Whoat very .t Cot: nal, fittroM2.3s. Itt
91.73. Cora mall; 114,11 r yetlovr. slaloms.
Otta firm at Illstr4e. Provlslo. Dot so firm.
LOY pork, 40..ura.
litleago t:atala liar kaL
•r Truarona ro tba Haarttr.3
en tea so. March a—lfora active at $1.730
45 for lig and 4,e,Guir, for good to c bole..
Wel cattle .3olat and arm at $44007 for
ight.and $7,1:;i07,30 for good.
UNIPOBITM KAILMOAO
Preys no max. Fox, xxxx Union ao LK.
Karen 11-1 date natal. Malt* Co; 4do do.
J Iloothead; 5 do do. Braaa • Co;nker I do
do. Moor/toad At Co; 4do ore, (Irnff. Bennett &
Cot • do do. •iboasbaraar t Main I oar mid.
dtlag4, B B nand k Co; too nein floor, Cott. IL
Nhepard; I as. Hulk meat. I , & Co; t
oar .Tara. Adma Brio, COO be. Omega,
11 alddlat b bills 41.14, 'I Hare L 1140; It au.
.orb bunk.. W► & Noble. I bola ben& It
1 1.orltrl k octal , . loaaaao, E Wmaya,a ; a b o y
ales, Adams, /11aKet L Co; 01/ bale butt...
Brandt Bolton I kat boot} &anat./. LI Yoga:
a Co.
1,Z1V•1.4.11 AID Tillyinat
Co;
Idarohl4-1 oar Ms Do*. Eoc; & Co; dodo.
Mho Works; do ors, Mar, DDT, & Co; 9.1
&Do hoe boodle.. Joon & Elmtek; 40 ;madam
home; loollos, McElroy; II bills pals; IP kit kola
4+,711 N.staACo;l oar Ye, J & li Palrley;
SO Mo t door, .1 Porto4
991. do, Lamll4l4l SO bls rye, D
Wm; bbl. 216 911 a, Darling.
too a Cot II holm gait. ; IC osoedy. Maids &
Do; 7 do do, 1 111.8.7 A (.0; Et mks togs,Mo.
Collangh, Slll9 & Mds 417 P 410 1 ,05. 44
do apples, Vol.l A Co.
Prrwabno., lou a mr.a aka ar na2441.
!klatch 1..-12 at me. W I Mari, i Ohio dry .p
-play, Kutda.on a Uo; 24 aim ryq Ullman,
Straub A 0.14 MI. amen •pplok hf
butler, M 11 t/raff, lb belle hoops, John Kell; '1
hf 201. mak bleaaor k Hamar, 1 wk. alarm.
web, Beckham it Lana; bells paper. Pltta•
burgh Paper Vol I seer naddllaak Cl 11 Flopli
ear. am. E Taw' b IOW Whale fish,
Carter. Mlll new A Ea.
Ai•aamour Yahs.r E. 11.4 Minh 4
la butler. ea., We. 111.ElirsIne; llama;
outa. 11 - arah, 74 Pb!. mit, Uamptaal • Steyr.
art 4 IC Wm oafs. Nell a 11.114hart.a h2l rTh 104
1.0028,32011 A (Mall 11 rolls leather. eras,/
FitOetzlo4ol7 bag. rye.llnox A Orr; 244 hag.
00W, Stalwart A LesAmbolos.
Ate Num ISArtov a. R.. Much O.—
Idos ut
broosa,ll J 0222202; 2 ear• 5t31103.11.4.
• R 02 3 2 1302311 hides. I bbl ta , loor. 3 . 2 0 p. a
114,23; I sap leed, al Steal a See; 10 dox brooms, e 0
J 2124012202; 3 eats metal, tiptn, 4
uhalaist, I ago whit. lead, 12.0ovriul a Co; II
DUI. app10...1 (St.
JUIIIUA X 1101,14
•A 1.331% aaa s.
JOSHUA RHODES &CAL,
tst
DADA AND 110 P DEALERS,
Onice,3B2 Penn filreel,
rirrantstaa, YA
Zan Lome IlLelheoma sear Use
Werke. Alleittaimy.
1 - ' l 72' s n 'Ma enTn i ,,,M N Z;
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPER:.
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no. 82 MIN Street, Pittsburg% Pa.
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AND II rra WTHIZT 3.lllflia Nab !mu
mf band. tot =aintlilis. and Wald Da Pea as
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8.11.111117 XL ALLI3IIIIIIIB,
NITSBORtiII ROPE WHIMS
Mak & CO.
T Irm rind!, .
wambomm, NI &1I Waler eM
The river, appeared to be falling slowly last
evening leftfr obtret gig feet la the channel—
the roadie are en toeared with lee that the
extra stage of water cannot be glean. The
weather was milder than It has been the Iwo
or three days, ant It again thawed quite Deeds
wherever eapoeed to the aun. There le still
considerable floating Belo the 31thengthels,
but it Minting thin wad morose a ed.
The llonougahela river packets continue to
make their regalia tithe; business is doll on
this river, and neither one of the packet corn
(mato are making very much money.
The Carrie departed for Fort Benton yester
day with a glint trip, though, we tordemtand,
she ims considerable eragegcmantn ben. ,
Th• Alaggle )lays, thud, Aladin, le Oiling op
steadily, and will probably leave for St. Louts
this even' Oe. The .Arric'adllio. Capt. liendrick
eon, wid th s :Kars (ravage mad bargee, Capt.,
Campbell, are also announced for St. Louie.
The Sallie, Capt. r)toekdale . • new mountain
atearner, Is Irow ready to engage . freight and
padeneere for the Upper illdouti, cleat up to
Fort Benton. The Sallie. I. without doubt,
tenths her all an alb the test adapted boat for
the outhataia aide ever built here or 'arty.
where else, sod that is saying a good deal.
Captain Charles Beers, an old Pittsburgh
steanthaatroth.• who for eeveral year, past
has been making Cincinnati his home. is is
the oily. lie tame up pilot on the Delaware.
Captala Joho A. WiliOnm, who has neon here
for some days looking alter the importer, was
'to have left for home (St. Long) ieeterday. '
The St. Charles: in command of (apt. C. A.
'bravo, it is reported, will leave Cincinnati fur
Pittsburgh on tthaday. her Ord ulpin the
packet trade. .
The Columbia and
. R. C. Gray were adver
tised to leave Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on
Wednesday. •
The Leonidas strived at New Orleans on
Tuesday. from Pittsburgh, and the Emma No.
3 left there the lame day for Cinclunetle
The ilinthiaatl Guithr says: Captain A. Q.
Rosa arrived from Washingurn yesterday. He
save that Western members of Congress gen
erally favor rho thropidina of the new Louis
ville and Portland (laud, as already cam.
nacticed,b tit that the member from New Albany
lad., (31r. tore, we believe) favors the build
log of one on the New Albany dde of the tiver.
Capt. 11- nay. further. that nothing will he
done by (longterm for the promotion of deer
Intelsat., until the impeashmeat question is
disposed of. lie does not proputh to return to
Washington until Gila is done.
e a robabilit of a a compe
li Th b re wen p he Pltta y ugh e nd w aksithtt k
paskets and the Wheeling and Parkerthuot
packets. The J. N. 31cCulloush, Bayard and
Otey Eagle eomprise the formai line, and the
Rebeccs nod Lawrie the letter. line. TWO
Pittsburgh peahen; advertise to Garry paned/-
gets from WO/cling to Paritersbunt for aISO,
meal. nod date rooms included. The Wheel
leg hdcfliocucti says that the ...mem from
Pittsburgh do not usually leave Wheeling for
Pat/aeration,. unlit 7 o'clock in the evening, Sad
as they reach that polio early the next morn
ing, the contract to furnish meals le not • bard
or expensive one to nil, lexamuch as they fur
nish nose. But In the nate of the Wheeling
packets their regular boar of dep arture le It
•. reaching ParkarthLrg tie me alert.
This involves the proprieurre in fa
thaw/who travel with then two seala, " =l-
astaterooms. The latter line have not sat
dopted the same rate of fate,but may be driven
to IL •
The worldling cabin poems on didod eto•m
erg from Memphis to Cairo sod St. Lord., him
Mao reduced to jlo l 0 ()elm sod (10 to Saint
Loads,
2snrwallle pep. or Seturday/aat mays
The Julia N 0.3 did not venture iron this port
the ran below borne tool:easy to get thtsnalt
The (lurid! Brooks wad unsafe to get below
Taylorawlle, on...aunt of the lee gorged at
that pins.. The rrnapect now I. 'bat It will
...owe Wm. before the bee leaves the river.
An Erwistille telecom under date of Tues.
deer e•vs Purt Cinelonarl to
Fort Benton; Floe Grave, thnelnuatl to East
port; P. W. binder, New Orleans sad returni'
itiakaiond. New W... to loullivIlie;
dale. Pitteburgh to St. Louis. The RlcAmond
bid fro bead stuck and no tuns miloellaneu.
Thettlendale, thee Grove .W 8...
bad fair trips. The Swallow la pretty well
loaded. The Will,, and Lewellyn have good
tripstri oat. The thintherlaud left pretty llght.
Prol No.: sunk y.tordny moreleg en
the Little Chinni, Wabash filter, la SI4 feet
water Si., was fully loaded With a ba;gt in
row Moat of her frelightwlll be ea.. uniti- I
lured. She will be raised.
Ws find the following , detail', la refethithe to
several late steamboat disaster[ in the Wirth..
nett On...enlist. of Weil...deli
In
th Tue.:the'. Commercial nor special tele.
wrai announced he burning of the steamer.
Slept-inn and Fenny Sent/. arid partied
...traction Lathe gate Kioney,et the St. Louis
wharf, yesterday morning at I o'clock, The
We originated ou the Of ephain, and IS reported
to hare been caused by souks from lb- night
terry-boot pen., The glountatueerluldon,
Belle Vernon, Shamrock, , Only
Mathes, Synth. Nile, Mollie gloP e and
linnithllle were endeneeled. The Kate Kip
ney wth daziageal to the talent of glee thou.
sand dollar., and a II stboat and eonteots
burned. The SL S. Aleph.. wth • Moe Ode
'whee stethaar. owned b SI. S. em a
tiro. , She wth built at Pi y
tieburgh,gleph April
1161, and was no feet lobs. 74 feet beam, with
and onetalf feet bold, booths capacity
for tote thee. she had four doubleclue boil
ers, forty incite. In diameter and twenty.sla
fret long, and two lever endure sail twenty.
two and enchell Inch collude. with Oahe feel
stroke. She mat Whipr.., and was worth ythiiop
when she burned. Shelf Insured in the Mag.
nulls, ilimarye St•te, Nethinal floatrath4.
Crtheonr, ilentrat Vedon sad Punik• Oaths,
of thecithatl, for E 9,010, with 1110,0.0 add
lineal Imre.. In Pittsburgh,
The Panay gm. wee • eteirowlterel
and lame owned by M.S. glyph.. .c Bro. tier
Gull wa. built at l'ltt.bu,[b,ln October. l ll.l,
and towel to St. I.ools, where It received the
maghlomy, cabin and out of iha @teenier Last
chance. She wth 0010edt 430,000, and la
muted fee all NM to the hlagnelta, Beekey•
State, National, ilthineu's and l'oloo Mikes,
of iiineinthti, with 05,000 additional ism/ranee
is Pittsburett
Th. Kate Knitter le a floe ablegtheel
lomat river steamer, built here hr Capt. Jo.. Kieney. Intla She cost SONO, sal te over
valued at *moor, sad Is also tutored for $30,e00
to tbackaati ogle.. She Its. empathy for MC
thou The Kate ifiturry eau be totally repaired,
whller the tephan act Fanny Scott area total
Jon uothoW but their charted tureahe tr
owning. Neither of the boats had freight in
board.
Inam mad Weatbar
Br T,e,roiptrt t Me rine:burgh tlautta 1
LOCIOVILLII6 March s.—itiver (icing slowly,
with 7 feet 7 Inches In canal by mark.
Weather Clapp, with lndlratlon• of rain,
and temietraturo tufo.
/Larch A.—Thie river 1. still
tieing, with twelve feet or water oritlexpeth
boosts. The weather is mild, erltAt Jodie:e
-110:0 of raha. A retved—The steamer Alert,
11010 the tipper Com berluiii W. Y. +ltritss,
from the Ohio river. The following were
the departure. conilayi'llavatia, for Chichi
hall; Nashville, for tAttro.
lassirule, March L—Tbe weather iselondy
end warm. The river Is rising elowly. The
"Whiterlver la stationary, with Ave feet to
.. .Augusta. The Arkansm river Is swelling.
With tireoty.embt Menu water to Little
Afore. Treighla are moderately active.
TOO following wars the departures: Pauline
Carroll, this morning; Moimeitr, with are
harm.% at noon; Commonwealth. Jut night,
for St. Louie; Ohivo Manch, thin evening,
for Sew Orleans. In port; Henry Amen,
Countess and Sliver Moon.
Sr. Loris, March 3.—The stammer Laura
was echoed here yesterday for bringing
COIItIMOILMI 1110 wino* to this city some two
Months as. .
i The steamer Nymph was sunk in the
Ilihisouri river, neer Sibley, Monday night.
Lose not known.
Mr. Lou,., March s —The.weather Is
cloudy and onto, grlib Indications of rain,
brEAMISOILTS
F° l I.Oi'IR —The
•temer
ARSI At Cast. 0. 1.. 11.2matovon
• • In aa alto , . on WEON trot?. the Ith
ea. at 4 o . clact r.
Jrar tint la h i oreasAannly:n board sr to
tar: i?..cati.t.trett,Ciam. f AK."
Von CAIRO AND .
I . o llll. — Theillneatmner
MAUUIG NATI!! Cept.
Will ..airoUllobato oft I HIS 1)•Y,..Rl
41 . .1..
'or nvi,ht MT am [.aro or 1.1
FLACK. CULL.MsNi 0 th,114. lIAKhES.
fal9
11.
TrOPULAIII . trED.Nr . . 4 . -
I.• V PA 1:22 IT VON Q IN•
Qlti NA' , l —lbp ow . allynt
ANI.II/a No. t•i e. Lame
W.
H. Et ore. Clerk. will Lea” aa al/OTC
51 .
41b. at 1.W. „.
or
for [MUM ITV& WA
12,LLINS. I
pOrt -- I , OIIT lIENTON, e
a and HOLD :14IN ad of Math)
•att MONTANO, oT. LOUIS and ItIlit!ODUI
Ul VER.—The fine Heanter
V•pL TAO, tl . Catmodrt.
Will learn an &born UP nto th e tUte lan.
Her otelo ta •oten did. and or
lee gored erl.l one, to
1aVe.t0'0:4;.:140V:71.1: d"""
r. r tre•ht or rammer &Poly on eonr4 or to
rlttel.at leeitLl.etittOOLl.•ndt
won sr. LOLW.--ThosicSk
IO
Otte aleamar
NARY DAVAUE, and llama Now I area 2.,
Napa Cotataandar • wilt Irare
allays 21118 DAY.
ray' fratapt 41, Dammam. apply an board ta
faa CitAitt.l a B Millar, A ft.
A.l E.
B. WOLF. .T*, &CO.
41."..111 111
.13ardwara Cutlery.
Lrs eon ret•ching I traoer Iticm. Ie vec.trltrios
vaunt] I. uarrelll, Ltealons6t
autb.xswansirtx.rxi.mr..xfoarlia.
Cotner Lthelly end St. Ctstr Sts”
lE * .f.ttail.waxialta. p ea. •
nat.:L.l
rMIMEOS OF inccir ORE.-41
atmeany owning a Vert' large Iron Ora rr.p
are .t ruo• an Ina a contract eltra resoosol
ble Dartlevior tee total lot of ore front tbalrisroD
Ile for tuartet, fader I. sae, or ally, or au
attar., as way to agreed up.. No O. uord
WrFPI:IrsT" 1;111V:WML:C.1.
OM. Apflt.E7l:Carry on e!th WI,. clef.
artlcally ccorroalrail• tt. romatlon
rIPP, tr l 1110.945.
fs.t;1111 MION Walnu 0tt0.., rUleolclP.t.
BE ILMING.—I.ent ber and Qum
twit:eV! Vlig: * ar " :::". l, s etrs Dig%
r a 95 .. `s ll l et:d
.491.41. se4 is'Ai7y r ': ..a pa.
Pill pawl UP. eau street 7
0117 TIMM_ 114
riwn
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COKDAGE
eAlitlli,
Bar, loop and Sheet Iror4
MUM
net 'inn TUII9 Ita
mvsß !YEWS
OIL WELL TUBING
Office, No. 98 Water Sim,
PITTSBURGH, PA
aathell)
FORT PITT
00ILE, STILL ID TM
GAHROLL Stl )(DEW
TUB/LAN. uttusix.riusp, =sutra
ra.zzoi a unaximusTmex BOILEEs,
OIL STILL* AND OIL TAN 88,
DHINNATIL BItEELIIING AND ANII TINA
BATTLING luxe,
SALT TANI AND
DICIDISHD,
5T1,1211 MAN. eascarratra, AND tswii
rouser( DOOBlll *BD tr*
01111 •••■•&W.rtseorseiritosead,flarf.
Ill•r* sat Libemly Simi&
Pittsburgh, Penrurylvaribwr
P romptly
irerdOattendedZl Kat 10 the ative .ddr. bo
ath7lllll
KIENSINGTOS IRON WOMB.
LLOYD I & BLACK,
Bra C 4101111014 Rlffilitti Charcoal
•
Juniata Bloom Iron.
a/Axonal:it ItAlk JUJUNDlBwiisi reint
HUM . . 15151) T ood AIYULE
/MILIEU ri..404j.4 Leon.
1110WZR .4 8/188.3 8/118.
OY LI/Uni and IMAJID 13111118211 LINN&
4111 ALL T SAWS, 111/..4 le Ito. to tb..4.
NROUtiliT CIA l ES and SPIRSB for Nom
PLAT SAILN Pon.. sad pounwranu.
COAL WBEBB IKON.
PIA.ILIS and 8r1E.114.
arelmeland Otice I.IU. Wart. OILEILH
-11.0%.41. ta . m. uarzsallon of Irant streel,l pet.
Worts.
IMRE M.
iNpuErnattr. wo s.
HUGH. N. BOLE & CO
roudriorns,
Eagles .Builders and. filubLetits:
Make to order Mules end Lead steam Luise.
of at ease, cremated to ere fattertettero
Certlets.'erovery deeerlackta. Mate to order
deatres Neteoo, d0p 9 t....A. B..lM.a..lrorem
ll[octane Poop, . Point Alloy /k Demos
Way. Sooadry. 800 . SZ IMO It Third Wool.
PITTNISVII42II:
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pITTSBVII6H STEEL STOBSIS,
ANDERSOff, COOK & CO.,
(514a4Tm00n9 To JONIB, BOYD a 00.,1
•Y Maaatbetircrs of Qs best • •
ii - Etuvien CAST STEEL
and Oct e.
_golf . s tact; Eaw
Veg rd'o" ZOOS So* "*" Steal: Ceti
PIAPIMO AID WOWING , JLIOILINILI,
STEEL PLOW WINOS:W.I73OS
AXLES, OLPOOLLYEL &0., So
Cad and Common Plow • aprlng steel,
leaaloa—Coreer of Bizet mud Rosa Bann* tawo
wiiA lalueke above the Maness-abets House.
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Butler 'Street. Sfint Ward
t/ r/Vd/TL 1111/bli WON 21.1.114
3rwrwisszstrzi.,B.
Bolling BSI said Sild*-Castings:
!888 BIM All
JE•silwary ULdiC.ting• iesterallt.
Orden promptly.sodcwhatly •tMtWd.
NY/NON/DL[.
ERELEMIT A RIALibILICIERD.
troMliet..
ACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS
PARK, BROTHER dt AO%
YAM.A.CIAMDI DI II.L Intoimmows
2nra.lo3MX•o. •
Waco and Warehouse, 120. 112, ■ee
oao mad 119 42 2I MOM eltreleala
BERLIN FOUNDRY
PRICE a .
=I
P.asultietftli Sad keep Ampstalll.l y e. Mad
Thimble. Skein Pipe Boxy.
Tinurrn....4 110,111Mtraolrallattli.
Led tasting. es.rally.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
Fre: gnt tioisters
MID HYMN MIMI&
n: l lllll.erlyttoas saki, to onto
Comer • 1 rust anifl/4147 iltraatr,'
'rrrrszciazi.:PAL
PITTSHIMmi IRON WORKS
J. , PAI:HTER ft SONS.
awrorAcrams or ,
gred, 11110iliet,340 and 'Trunk
• 11001'3 AND . 1 11333ET13, •
EVERSON, PRESTON& CO,
- P 8 , vrAa - znfirl4
Litt) '!4l
or , =:ragr.rAit.l l . l l-,* *tr.r4l
.
UNION EN'IMPIUSE FMINBRY
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w e , ay_kloa. of ■AOH IN RUT' CAL n. 15 ,814
of treir=l:llstlegirt enTl i s! E n .
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IRON CITY MILLI.
HOMERS & BUR :1 g-
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