"ile" Is Very Buoyant

PiTTSBURG, April 11.- The oil exoite ment here utgins to resemble in a ruik way the halcyion days of the Pictsbur Oil exchange. The Standard ad van eed its prieo 8 c.'nts to $1.35, this making au advanoe of 25 ceuts in the iast three days. May cptions opened on the exchange at 1.45 bid and ad vaneed to 1.4734 on the firstsale. lethen went up to 1.49J4 and then broke to 1 4f. The monthly pipe-line report is3ued was bullish. It showed au increase In aeceptanees and a deereuse in stocks. Speculation is hiudered by the fact that there are oniy 721 certifLcatos for l.ÜJO barrels each now outstandiQg ou all the exchanges. It is probable that the excitement may extend to Buckeye oil, and it may be quoted on the exchjtnges again. Totedü, O., April 11.- Ohio oil has taken another ö-eeut jump. The price now is 77% cents forNorth oí Lima, 72 -i for South of Lima and 7U for Indiana.