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THE OMAHA DAILY BEK : SUNDAY. IVUKCIt 13. 1802-S1XTEEN PAGES. 11
r THE CONDITION OF TRADE
\
The Volume of Goods Moving is Very Satis
factory.
NO VERY GREAT CHANGE IN VALUES
lloth Htiitcnnd National Hunks IHvo.Mndo
JtrportR During tlio l' t Hock Million -
lion * of Money on Deposit In
Oiimli i Hunk * .
Goods continue to move freely In a Jobbing
way , and trndoln that direction Is highly
satisfactory So tnuoh has boon silil of lute
regarding the phenomenal Increase In the
Jobbing trade of Omaha that nothing ro-
mams to bo added. It la auniclont to say
that the trade of the past week has bion
fully up to expectations.
The retail ttaJo In the country la very fair
and collodions nro accordingly un to the
average. In the city the rot all trade nas not
been overly active although about on an
average of thai of the past two IN celts.
Perhaps the most noticeblo event In business
circles last week wns the publication of the
-Xbank stntomonts of both national and state
S banks. For some time it haa boon talked In
business circles that the deposits xvoro rapIdly -
Idly increasing , and that thuro was not a cor
responding increase In the dnmaud for loans.
The publication of thcio statements bears out
the assertions previously made.
The nltio national banks of Omaha , with n
combined capital of $4,000,000 , are carrying a
line of deposits amounting to almost f 17,000-
000. The cloven state hanks show total do-
DosiK of $3,4811,011 * ) ! H , inaKlng In round num-
bcisf O.OOO.OOJ on deposit in O nnha banks.
Comparing this with the statements made In
Kohtuary and Juno of Ih'.U It will ho noted
that Omaha hanks have gained about $ V
000,000.
A compiled statement of the national
banks was published last Wednesday. The
ilato banks did not llnlsh the publication of
thclr statements until jestord.iy. Iho fol
lowing Is the coin piled statement of the state
ban us of Omaha showing the condition of
business or. Mnch 5 , Ib'Ji :
tiiu'luilosf.uri i-iinii K
Inclmloi ( llvlilonilB iinpidd
MiHliniiiilB and clalaii
lIVi : STOCK MAIIICKTS.
Cliiso of tlio Aleell I Illdn Cut tlo Yuluei
httutily mid 11 OJH lllclu'r.
OMAHA. Jluroh IJ KocoIpU for the wcok ,
12,703 cuttlo , 11.UGJ hos and 4.4U Bhoop ,
BRiilnst 1. ,4U5 ualllo..liU ho H and 5.UU3 ahoop
last wuak. and r.bS8 cattle , 40,510 hogs and
8t > 7l ) slieci ) the S'-cond wcok of Miuch lust
yoar.
There has hcon n very uneven run of cuttlo
nil wool ; and In conucMiicncoaluvi ) havu llno-
tuatud Miiiio hut. Ui | to Wodnusdiiy with
compiirutlvuly IlKht rucolpls prlcos In Konoral
wont welt inafntaliiod , all linyors appearing to
ant u fair numlior. Wudm'Mluy unusually
hoa\y loc'oipla for this tlnioof the yuar pro-
duci'd a > ury hoarlNh Bunilmuiit und nil
grades of bcc'f stuors sullt'rcd a do-
olluo of nnywhuro from lOo to > o.
Kuili'rii marliuts bolus also ouirloadoil ,
and tlumorall/cd HhlppliiKand o\port buyura
\\uro uf raid to laUo hold , and Iho market was
uhout as Blow nnd moan as it KOIS , With com-
jiar.itnoly nioncur olforliiBS Iho latter half of
iho ucMik a vooil p at of this dcollno has hoon
roiriilnoil. hut tluifuullni ; Is still anythliigbiit
ktroiiK. The -ulllo innrket Is vury sonsltUe
nt liruBi'iil , Inn niuro sonsltUi ) Ii ) fiuu\y thin
ll 'ht loiulpts on account ( if the iirovallln , '
opinion th.it Ihu country U full iCinir ] > otiililu
blink , Any uliouiusianio lonilltiK tourlfv
this oulnlou prodiiuoa un Inimuilluto oal < iu > -
IIIK of valut's. A funturu worthy ot loinurk Is
iho very siiinll proportion of eons uinoni ;
the itally rcocluts ThU taut has
kept Initchur block hollina at icliithuly
Uroni ! prlcos , iho sutinly holiu hurilly
Miuul to tliu iloin.inil. I'rlccsaronotiiuotably
anrori'iil from lust ucuk , btoukurbunil ( cedur : ,
aroBulllneno to wa lower than a woolc or ton
days ngo , thu Hiipplhs holng lar/o uud con-
ituntl ) Incruuslu , ' , whllo the ( loinunil , on ac
count of Iho unfu\oriblo : wuutliur and hail
roaiU , hulnKiliclUiully limited.
Thu run of lions l.iib heou ory IlKht , and
parity on this account and purity on account
of thu Imimmul shlpuuit ; ilenuinil , prlcus havu
uuviuiouil hhout ' . 'Uc , ooinpurcd with last wouk.
Coinpurutholy few of the blu'cp rociiUod
this wt-ek hu % u bri > n olTcrcd ( or halo , thu hulk
being ollhur hlllod tliniiiKh lo ( Jhlciuo or. us
vtaainoru ( rcimuiitly thoLuso , consl.nuii ill-
rutl to local bl.uisliiorcrs. The domanU cou-
tlnuus nutlvn with prlcun stroiiK.
1'or u biitiinlny tlig run of caltlo wai very
( ulr , uhout Ihu sixmo a * lust Haturdiiv , As
uiual ot Into liy fur thu sro Her proportions of
ihuollnrlngt were bcof steers , Bi-iiurully vcrv
( ulr slouk , although thu oirurlnjs Inoluded
notlilna really loppy or thulccv Conilllloiis
\uiru pretty muoli the BIUIIO im on I'rld.iy ,
The tuport di-iimnd wiu tixtroiuuly llinlteil ,
lint ihlppors ere coiupurathuly ( roohuyurs
und the sumo was trnoof thu droused bout
buyers , builera conorally wuro asKIni ; linn
prk-es on account of lha Unlit supply and f.iv-
urubluo.ibUrn Hilvk-i'S. hut as tlio mppiy wns
mnplo ( or all it'oulremuntu hu > urs woro. un-
wll.ln. to pay moro than stimly priiu * . Tr 111-
Ini ! was dull and UraKKlne , but u very
( air oluarunco WHS ulTvuliul. boiuo vorjr
Kooil l,4U-ponnd vleun contracted la thu
country wore wvlghvd up to a ihlpptr at H.V ,
but outside of thl branch , l.ZMlh. to I.VW Ib.
hoove * sold nt MOJ to J1.0fair lo pooil 010
Ib. lo 1.250 Ib sloors sold from W.3I to J..SO
Bevornl bunchoii of common and light sleora
told from $ .1.00 to U2X
Not oxer ono-flflh of the fresh receipts were
cows nnd inlxcil Mock , They tvorc In actlvu
domnnil and tndlnR wns tolerably brls < with
prices firm. ( Jood lo choice cows anil hr-lfor *
sold ( rom $ . ' .70 to ft2ulr lo peed stuff from
tvfi lo fi ( > .5 nnd common and cnnnlnx lots
from tl 25 to } il5. Hulls , eton and sta s were
not morn tli.in xtoidy .it from I JO ) to H25.
Calves were In ( air demand at 11.83 to ? 4.5 for
common heavy toiry isooJ veals.
Tmdlns In slockctSEin l feeders was limited
nnd prluisnntnuotuhly dltrarcnlfrom I'llday ,
The supply o ( stale cattle uas
In run but fresh receipts weio Unlit.
Ontslilo ordurscro Bcarco and
rcRUliirdo ilor * were not frco buyers at pres
ent price1 ! . In general prlcos are from fie to lOc
lower than a rrcek or tun dayi ago. Koprc-
RontatUe sales :
sir Fits.
3 00
WfcSTFHN CVTTI.E.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
JO 0.15 $1 CJ bi b7 250
lions Hojulpls were about the same as lust
Saturday , the week's rccolptu falllni : some
G,40n short ot last week aim Hourly 35 00 short
) f Iho sump week lust yoar. Tlieio uus a
somouli.it larL'rr th in usual propoitlon o (
icuvy and medium weight IIO B horu. but the
Ight lie s were not as smooth as Inuy hu\o
jrcn of lalo.
Ituslnebti opened modcraloly actlvo with
; > rl < es sic.idy on llio best bops of ( ill wolRht.
n ( u ton anrthlnr that shippers could USD.
i'hu local fresh moat doimmd was coed , but
iiiokors were us usual Inillffcroiit and Uearlsli
ind coinn on heavy nnd mlxul Dickers sold
ather unevenly all lha way from steady to5o
ower. ' 1 ho movement , bowovor , was modor-
utuly fruu and everyihlnt ; was dlspusod nf In
good season Iho bulk ut ( rom ? ! ( . " > to $1.75. the
s iinoiisl'rldiiy. LlRhl ho js sold it the exlremo
r IHKO of from JI.OJ to * l 771J , heavies ( rom * 1 lute
to 11,75 the general meruL'O of prices paid
iieln-4.70'B usalust $ I.7J I'rlduy , and $45J'i
list baturday , an advance all around ot close
lo-'Oc. HuprcscntutUu sales :
801ITS ,
191 283 4 ' 218 200 200 475
hilBKi1 Ono Blnplo dock of mixed nMl\o
jhecpconstltiilod iho fresh retolpls. They
were In KOod marketable condition and sold
readily at J5.15. Thu demand continues strong
with prices qimtubly nnohaiiirod. I'alr lo
„ _ > niilUes ( torn tl.25 lo (5.40 , wosteins from
II DO to 152.5 , common an ! slock shcop from
JJ M to J 1.7" ' , Rood lo cholcn liimbs w lihini !
40 lo 00 Ibs. ( rom JI.J5 to IJ 03. Uopresentatlvu
Rales :
No Av. Pr.
OTimtlvo wolhcrs . . . . 11 ! ) 1335
Itnoelpts nil UUp Mitl.ii r St > oX
Olllclal rocoluti Mid ( lUpotlllon ot stock AS
shown by thn boa'cs of thu Union Stook Vards
company ( or tun twonly-tourhoir , oudln ; ut
5o clouk p m , March U , IVJi
ago LIve Stock Market ,
i/niuAun,111 , . March 1. ' . [ Special Telegram
to THK HLK 1 With less than l.OJJ bond on bjlo
thu murU'Jt was necossarllv M < rv ijulct. It
was simply noniln il , so far us iho shinning
prades wurn eonournuil , most of tlio oilVrmn
bclnj of the sorls Dial KO to local fanners and
buuthers. yuotallon * were ( rom tl.25 to
II.M for Inferior lo extra COWH and
nutters , 11.50 to iJ.75 for hulls , { : 23 10 1185
( or slockurs und feeders , ftoo to 325 ( or
bhlpplni ; steers und (2.00 tofl.15 ( or Texas
catlle. Today's receipts weio estimated at
1 > ,00 > , mukliiK K0.774 ( or thu wcok. This Is an
liu'ruuso on last week's total or uuont
S.OOtj liouil , but Is a decrease of
10,200 head as compared with the
corresponding week lust yoar. There was
good Kblpplni ? demand. The lioj murkut
opened a shade hUhor this morning , but iho
advance was not sustained , the clobo belni ;
about us ou Krlday , Hides weio ( rom ( ! .50o |
M 25 ( or culUtotJ.10 ( or the best heavy and
medium wolKht- Prom tt.'M to 1505
t ecu red the creator Dart of thu supply ,
llioiitli u numbur o ( sales vturu uirectna ut
from fj.li7ii tu * tlO , The market Is So hluhur
th.in lit thu clo.M ) of lasl week ,
Tlicre was a moacraluiiumund ( or sheep at
( rom tl.SO lo 'JO.V3 , and ( or poor lotr i ( iii.ul-
tlos ( or lambs at ( rom M 00 to W 85. 'Ihu sup
ply , IhouKh unusually liberal ( or the last d y
of the wuoU , was ail bought , up at about
sluady prices.
Uocelpts weru ; Cuttle , 5.COO ; hogs , 10,000 ;
ilioop , 3.UOO.
Ttiu Evening Journal report * ) OATTLK Ito-
TOil ; shlnniont1. . MO : market dull , no
business trans.ictvdt choice steers. M.frO ®
others rixaiCO : stoclcrs , l. > 1.lU.ii
ow , t./ilftiOU.
llofiH Uocdlnts. IO.OM : shipments. S.003 :
market opened strotiB.t'iit oloio I lower ; roueh
d common , ll.JOftl 7.1 : ml cd nnd paoKors ,
l f-aiai1 pi line hp.ivv nnd bulchor wcishts ,
40.1UMO. llKhU ! .7U 0' .
SHKRf Uecolpts. , tOtO : shipments , nonos
market dull ; ml\rd. JnoilVV ) : wothors. JiS < 6
aud ; westerns , J12.V&.1G.1 : jcarllnss. J1G&3J-SO !
'atnbs , tlioas.ro.
K-iniii City Mtn stuck Mnrltot.
Ctrv. Mo. Mireh -0TTi.s-lle- I -
. 'Olpts. ' I.8M ! shipments , l.m Tlio mni el w is
.loady nnd dull to oik Jiulosi Ires ) cd
oi'f and ahlppltu nli'cr . $1 .134 IB ! cows and
olfcrs , < 1.1j < li.l 10 , slockers and feulors W 10
( ii ' . ' < 0.
Hoos-V.icelpls. 4,001 ; shipments , GOO.
( Jholco hoivv hos were stronger ; others
steady to o loner. Kxlromo ran o. f.Ll ® l.u !
bulk. * 4 iffll.Ti1.
MiKrr Uecelpt" , 40J ; shipments nonp.
Good slice n were In domund , The market w is
uutl\i ) and slendy. All the receipts were mut-
ons , which sold al JI 7.1 ,
St. I.ouU I.Ue Stork Market ,
ST.Lotus , Mo , M irch 12. lUrn.E-Koeolpts ,
JO ; shipments. Ml : market steulv ! fair to
coed native stcors , J..8Jiil fi ) , f ilr to food
ndlan and Texan steers , jiUHt1.7.1.
Ilnas-Itocclpts , I.vu : shlpinonts.S.i'ni ' nur-
kotstrong ; ho ivy , il 7Ui I.Uj ; mixed , 14 3031 81 ;
| Rht , I.Wi l 85 ,
I'Ult
The Ypry Latest Uitinor from I'olltlcnl
IIruluiirtrrt : | at IViiBlilngton.
NEW YOIIK , March 12. The Herald's
iVashlngton correspondent says : "A. strong
ciTort Is bolne made by the opponents of
President Harrison In the sonalo to have as
many state delegations scut to Minneapolis
unlnstructod iw possible. Sotno of the sena
tors who are favoring this plon hope that by
so doing thov may ho able to prevent tbo
president from securing votes enough to sue
ccod himself and thus enable some of the
outside candidates to win the ptizo.
"Senator Mandorson of Nebraska la the
nstot these RO.itlemen uho ii talked of as
i presidential posslbilitv. The Nebraska
senator IB very popular in the transtnissls-
sippl countrv , nnd X am told that his own
delegation will bo a unit in his favor if ho no
desires. Mr. Mandorson himself ridicules
the suggestion and savs that he bus no ambi
tion in that dlicction.
'His friends insist that tbero n good presi
dential timber in him and are talking
seriously of manitig a concorluj effort to
bring him out.1'
JTOAiT.K/i.S IS J AIT. .
Pettj'iiml Illx Itllstrfss Arrested An Anlul
Story of Cruelty.
PEOIIIA , 111. , Match 13. .Mailers begin to
oolt dark for VV. H. Potty nnd the woman
who Is posing as his wife. Ihoy were ar
rested for maltreating their adopted daugh
ter , who Is only 9 years old. In the prelim
inary hearing it was shown that Petty stole
the child In St. Louis , She Is iho daughter
of Mrs. Pufnam , a widow , who is on route to
claim her daughter. Additional particulars
brought out at the trial show Petty to have
practiced the most revolting cruelties on the
child. She complainad of being cold after
being out begging all day , and be removed
ho.1 scanty clothes and , alter tying a handker
chief over her mouth so norscrcums could not
bo hoard , held her down on a rod hot stove
unlil she was terribly burnc'i.
The police learned that the woman with
I'otty ran away from Memphis three or four
weeks ago. Her narao is Prentice and she
belongs to n good family. The diamonds
found belonged to her husband and father.
11KEHKKS VU31UIXK.
Chicago Concerns Agrco to Unite Their
Interests.
CIIICAOO , March 13. The Inter-Ocean
says : Within forty-eight hours there will be
Incorporated under the laws of Illinois , with
capitalization of $ .20,000,001) ) , a concern
under tbo title of the Chicago Brewing and
Malting association , which \\ill pool under
ono general head the interests of twenty-
tbroo of Chicago's biggest breweries.
It is the most stupendous business scheme
over undertaken in Illinois , and its formation
will end the bitter war between the brewers
uhicli has been raging hero since last Scn-
tember. The pool embraces every ono of the
twenty-throe breweries outside of the En
glish syndicate and has caused a cut of from
SO to 1 a barrel and has a most depressing
effect on brewing investments. While com
petition is ended it is declared there will bo
no union of the noxv companv with the En-
glisn syndicate of Chicago breweries.
Cut Her ItlMll's Throat
CIIAIILESTOV , W. Va , March 11. Liza
Hackney , the divorced wife of Lewis Els-
wick , was arrostc'd on Slack's branch In the
country and brought to this city and lodged
in jail , charged with the murder of Bcttio
Moore , whom she killed by cutting her
throat last Wednesday. Hackney's divorced
husband has boon visiting tbo Moore girl for
some time and was engaged to bo married to
her , and when she found It out she swore
vengeance and the murder was the result.
Cold Simp In the South.
NEW IIICHM , La , March 12. The cold
nave touched this section last night and the
mercury fell to the freezing point. Heavy
frost and Ice was seen this morning.
CLINTON , Miss. , March 12 , The ther
mometer raticed down to 30 = yesterday. Ice
formed nnd the ground Is frozen. It is feared
grrat harm will bo done to fruit trees as they
are in full bloom.
The him lo .Hoic.
KiciTMOVi ) , Va , , Match 12. Hov. John Jasper -
per , the mosVnotcd colored preacher In tbo
\voild , announces bis determination to take a
third wife. Ho is now in his 60th year.
inBlnci : > rn Contemplate n Strike.
UTIOA , N. Y. , March U. It is reported
bore that all the brotherhood engineers on
the Now York Central road contemplate &
strike.
Tin ; IIIVITY JIAUICUT.
rNSTKUMENTS placed on resori March 12 ,
J. IbU- :
WAtlllANTV DEHD1
M K Drake to A L Heed , und U lots 6 to
1) ) . block 1. Urako'H add 2.150
n A Ulbbs lo A h Keed , und V lots 2 and
O.block and lot ft. block " .Drake's add 1,000
William ritoh and wlfo to Thomas John
son , lots 1(1 ( and 17. HUerviow add . . . . 3,000
M A Kept es to G M C'onoyor , s h" ft. lot
1 , block S'I , Omaha 1
O K Iliirnos nnd wlfo to 8yl\0btur Ilow-
urs lots I , 2 , 5 , 7,10 lo 14. 17 , block 1G5 ,
Kioreneo 1,000
T 1C Darlliu to Sadlo liooth , lot 11. block
2 , 1'otliir's add 1
W h Itoborlson to William Koblnson. lot
fi , Piujn'shub In I'aulson'a add. , 2,500
August biolrback and wlfo to Andrew
Lorenscn , lot & block 5 , Albright's
annex , 1,200
Andrew Loronson and wlfo lo Chiirlcs
.Andort. lol.t , blocks. Albright's annex 1,200
1. H Koblnson to V J ilurnott , lot 20 ,
block 1 , llaiior ulnco 4W
A I1 W-ood. trustee , to II 0 Klllnglinsen ,
vH't block 0 , lioullnu' 3rton 875
J r I'lauk Co. to n M Coiunor , lot 1 ,
Thick's sub In.MIIIard A. Ca's udil 3.COO
11 11 Harder to J W White , lot .9 , Tulr-
motinl iilaco 2,50 (
I'ldiilltv Trust Co to same , lotH. Will's
BUb-dlv 2,200
Same to same , lot S1 , block 20. Wllcov's
socondudd , , 2.S50
Augtibl Nelson and wlfo to B Ol'urcell.s
I 17u tax lot'J ) In ,11-lli-lJ 0,000
E L Ktnery und wife to Jacob Mason , lots
5 and I ) , block I , K nerv's add to Valley 200
E M Conovurand husband to J T I'laek ,
Co lot1. ' , block J , Itodlok i'ark. , 3,000
QUITCHm mH ; > 3.
Lewis Investment Co to A N Vundorvort ,
lot : t-block 7. Hanseom I'lace l
( J M Itoberts and husband to K b Hobln-
6on , lot-0 , block I. Haker 1'laco . . . . . . 1
Charles Taylor to SI .M Taylor , undlvt
lot 7 , J Eltlloy'iBUbdlv . I
W Lel by to Julius K ran so , lot 5 , block
1 , W Ijfeelby's Ural add to fouthOmtihu 1
UEKVS.
K It Eleruower , sucelul master , to AL
Heed , lot 2 , block 2 , May no I'laco . . , 1,501
Omaha X larmt'is Loan i Trust Co to
* -yhosier Ilowers , lot 5 , block 105 ,
1 lorjnce 1
It A Kath.special master , to L U Kendall ,
lot.l. JOCSUII'M subdlv 830
G A lleniiett , kherltf , to F W Wcssells , lot
21 , Greenwood , 331
Tolal amount of transfers , . . . .t B5.S17
tm
Mis. L. R. Paiton , Uoclcford , III. , writes :
'Trotn personal cxperienco I can recommend
Oo Witt's Sursaparllla , a euro for impure
blooj and goneril debility , "
Iho largest pouer dam yet built In this
country will bo that now In progress of con
struction across IhoGoloiado river at Austin ,
Tex. It will bo , when completed , 1,15.0 feet
lout ; , 00 feet bleb , ana 18 feet \\ido at the
top.
THE SPECULATIVE,1\RKETS , \
3verytbinT Dealt in on the Board Was
Weak and Lowe * . '
i i
BULLS WERE TIRED AND "blSCOURAGED
VII tli < < N'rrio mill ConllilcnooVm With
the ItiiitK , Sllll I lie Coi'rjflne ; Mas
b.7ic ! rut to l'rc\el | ( Any
( rout Mump ,
OniCAno , 111. , March 12 \ : \ cry thins dealt
In on tliu Hoard ot Trjilo was again o ik and
lowi-i to lay. Thu news was ncucraliy huurlsh
and lliu conditions nithor discouraging to
holders. Cuoles wore weak mul lower on the
continent , bumotumor.ilUatlon was reported ,
especially tit. . llurlln. uutl ono dispatch s ild
Mint the London buyers had reduced their
bhu Is , though the public report quoted the
market us viuk but only ftom t to l'd lower ,
mestic mar.cts nit hid a downward
tendency und the hulls s lomoa 11 roil
out and discouraged , The line
\\either hero and the mildness
which the weather IUIH shown to he nro\ ailing
tlnou hotit thu wlntar wheat holt was tilso n
wef l ( actor. The tr.ulo was IIhi. tlio demand
lnx lar uly coullned to the co\orlnit of
shorts , Mry few operators bum. ; < i tiposuil to
oil ) foMiiNesIinent , men after the Jo drou
mill with sclleis plenty itnJ at llmos urgent
the weakness was most natural and the De
cline easy.
Foreigners were s ihl to hosolllnj frcoly lit
thu t > oui oard mill a lull was reported In the
export moNomcnt. ? > e York tuporti'd a f.ill-
uru theto of an export house , bill n lien it n.is
found tUat the concern was nol a largo 0110
uutl that Mclnlyro & WardwiMl h.irt assumed
all thuir coiitr ets. Its ulleot was not > ery
Import nit I'aidrldge , S hw.irtz-Pupoo and
Hrosso.in were unions thn most irunuious sell
ers , though Iliildnln & . rarnuni aUo dlspoied
of a Rood line Thoiu was s-onio ulTort made
to cheek the uoiliiicss by using a weather
scare , and the story was blurted that
a cold wa\e was headeJ fur the winter
wheat cimnlij , and that the mercury \\oiiul
hit 11 to "J degrees below ? cro In i-oiiie parts of
K.ins.is mill .Missouri , lint It fell Hat , the
tin leicurrent beln ; too weak to he much af
fected. It was generally acoopted ub ttiiJilTort
to make a h irJ spot , either to unload long
nhoiilon or tUMit out more shorts The ex
ports fiom both lotsts for the week were
J,7.llUOi ( uu , against > , , lOitkiU hu for the pi o-
\loii9 wool , , ami tlilitj-nine boil loads were
lupurted ut 2tuw York , bill even this had no
bercepllblu ellect.
Hulls were tired and dlscour.iso.1 and the
beats had all the nerve and conlldunte. Still
the covering en the hreak was sutllulcut to
prevent any great slump In valuta , May
opened at from ST'aC to h7sie against ! t" , c at
tlio close ycstoiuiiy , broke to tram WI'ictoSTe.
rallleu tos' o. went oil to bll'.fc' , strengthened
on covering by shorts and closed steady at
Se.
Corn continued wcaU and a lower ranzo of
values w.is uKiiln recorded. The weakness
was doe to liquidation , largely by country
holders , the covernment icportevldeiitly h iv-
liij ? a be.irlsh Iiillucnco In the Interior , and the
weakness in wheat caused a sympilhetlc
be.msli feeling In the corn pit , longs olTeilng
quite freely. Lar e receipts were also u
weakening factor. .May opened at fiom 40sic
to 41c. against 41c at the clolo yesterd ly and
told down to 4u'e. then shorts began to eoer ,
and this , with some ln\cstment buylnn ,
stopped the decline and e msod a i.il.y , which
brought the prlco up to 4 5ic nt the close.
O.its were traded In freely < lur nf the early
part of thu session , but In the last hour the
market became qu et. There was frco liquid i-
tlon by the lon s and no demand iixcopt by
shoiIs , who bought liberally. The he ivy of
ferings , however , proilucuJ weakness , and
-M iy closed ut2).c ) , a loss of , ' ,0 , uftor having
touched SOho ,
Hog products , In the absence of any ether
newsto ullect prices , woroigoverned largely
by the llnetu.itlotib In wheat and com. The
market w.is dull and with narrow lluctua-
tio.is. Pork and rlb closed -J4c lower , while
lard w.is unchanged.
Estimated receipts forMondiy : Wheat. 185
cars ; corn , 3 5 cars ; oats , UU cars ; ho 's , JJ.UOU
head. '
The leading futures rnnod ns follows :
A1ITIC1 K3 man. LOW , CLUES ,
WHEAT-NO 2
Mnrcti 8S ? ( 8U <
COUN l > o 2
March 39 sa < <
May.
June
OATS > Oi
March 29
May M 2 H 2'JJ <
MKbS POUIC
March 10 7. 10 T > 10C7M 10 70
tiny 10'JO 10 IU ) 10 W 10 B7M
I Aim-
March 680 627W fi no
Mar 0 40 C 45 C J7M
SIIUHT Kins-
March 5 76 6 ; R75 675
May 6 80 & BO 6 80
Gush quotations were ns ( allows :
Fi.ouu-Qulet and nnchin.'ed.
WHEAT No. 2 spring who it. Pi'-So ' ; No'
J sprint ; wheat , 804B8I { c ; No J red. 8 ) \ c
COIINouk ; l\o. 2 , uOcj No. Jyellow , 38J }
OATS-NO. 2. 2Ss < o : No 2 white , t. o. b ,
31@.IJ'4o ; no. Jwhlto , f. o. U , 29V4.l'ic.
KYI----NO 2 , S3c
UAIILKY No 2. 50otNo. a f. o. b , , 42a53c :
No 4 , f. o b . 41(345c. (
TLAXbEEI ) No. 1 , 0IJ4c. (
TlMomv SEBU I'rlino , tl.251.30.
I'OltK Mess pork , | ior bbl , tlti.G'KOlO 70 ;
Inrd. per cwU , < G Uli ; short ribs sides
( loose ) . } 575 ; dry silted shouldurs ( boxed ) ,
J4.713.r > 0 ! short clear sides ( boxed ) , to 25.
WIIISKV Distillers' finished gooJs , per gal.
$ ' .14.
Puu\H-Cut loaf , unchanged.
O IHISE J'irm : full cream Cheddars , 11J4 ©
1 JiCi Hats , llail.'o ; Youiin Americas , 1JW
ffil.lc.
HIDES AND TAI.T.OW Unclmnecd ,
Hucelpts and alilp.nouts led iy wera as fol
lows :
HFCZII'TS. DIIII'MENTS
Flour , barrels . . 20000
Wheat , Iniehola. (14000 (
Corn , bushLls. . . WOOD
Oats , bushel * . , , U'1,000
Hyo , buttiola. . . . 801)0 )
Burloy. bualielfi. I ( XX )
On the Proluco oxchiinco todav the bnttor
nniikot sto idv and unchanged : f.inoy crouin-
orv. 27-'He ' : fine woHlern. 20'4o : ordinary.
20BJIo ( : soloetod dairy , 2J5i-Coj ordinary , 2u4t
3lc. Eg s.
Now York .Uurkots.
NMV VOIIK , March U. lYnuit Kocolpts , Z3-
470 pks | : oxporK 7.0JO hbls , 27.iM ( sucks ;
market dull and heavy ; sales , 10,85j Uhls.
COUN MBAL Dull but steady.
WHUAT Hocelpts , 41,503 bu. : exports , 1CJ.001
bu. ; sales , 2,00 > ,000 bu. of ( utuius ; ( .2.000 . bu. of
spot. Spot dull and lower ; No 2 red ,
tl 01'iOI.O. ! No 2 red , 8l.01'iI.U."i In store
and elevator ; 81.Ol'iai.04 altoit ; fl.OIl.05i {
f. o. b. ; No. .1 rod , WHifWTc. ; ungraded
red. W'ic'SJl OOi ; No. Inorlhorn. ll.OUB ; No. 1
hard , tl.u3f.4il.0.l % ; NO. J northern , Wii > 'm\c.
Options declined steadily und closed weak ut
? ei ! > Mo under lustnlKhton lowereablus , ( uvor-
ublo crop weather west and IOIIKS bOllliiK , No ,
2 rol , March U'5 i,5jtl OOj olosInK at UO'a'c ;
April , tl 00761 OU'i , closhu ut H OJ ; Jlny , 01140
0:1,0015-11) : . closlni : l lUJ3a > 'i Juno. ! X)7ai97 ) > 4c ,
clos'nc at OTc ; .Inly. Ui'iQ'JOhc , clouliiK ut
lMi > 4o ; AiiKust , Uiya'MUo , closing utUJJ.c ,
1UE Quiet , wo ikori western. 05iiWc.
HAIILKV r-tron er : No,2. Milwaukee , 0709o ,
IIAUI.EV MALT Quiet : ' Canada country
made , BJo. .7
COUN Hccolpts , 144.025 hM-i exports , 183,3.0
l.n.i sales , 8jouiio bu. fiitums ; Oi.ujfl bu spot.
Snot miirkut , Hull , wenkorj No.2 , 4sUOl8io ( In
olovntor ; 40 > 4@iOKu ulloatii unuranod mixed.
47ti < & 5j > 4o' No , J. 47iio ; stuumer mixcil , 473j ©
4UUc. Options declined \i < 3o und closed
weak with weak cables. Maroh , IS OMJio ,
closing at 48l4c : April , 4SHUl'Ji' . closing at
18\c ; May , 4KcfIS'nc. closlju at4Siae : Juno , 40 , '
a47'4c , closing ut4Uio ; Jlily , 47iffll8c ! , closing
ut47'/ic. u"
OATS Kecelpts , 39074 vbu , ; exports , 10,012
bu. : sales. lOO.ooo bu. ( utiirui ; 10,010 bu. spot ;
HAV Qulut. II mil shipping fU.5J | good to
choice , f < 5 Ci'JOO. '
Hops Quiet , weak ; state.coiiuaon to choice ,
IBifJIo ; 1'iicIIIucoaat , ItKT&Mu.
SliOAit Haw , uiilot , flrni ; refined , actUo ,
hlu'her. No. 0. 3 IJ-mai I't-Uu ; No. 7 ,
No. 8.3 11-lWiJ IJ-Ide ; No. lt ) JSltS e : .No , 10.
311-lViil 11-1 o ; No 11.3 ® J ? e ; No. li , 3 71 1 Wo
, iU-IOo ; .No J.I , o ; off A. .Piitil J-ICo : mould A ,
4 U-ll/ai 11-H.e ; stuiiil.iril A. 4-S , l'/jc ; confee-
t onurd A , 4UQ4Sio ; cut loaf , MfrVu ; crushed.
&U" ) ' o ; powdiired , 4ulhoi gruuulutod , 4 5-U
Ol" o ; cubes. 41 siSv.
MOI.ASHKS Furelirn , dull ! 50 ° test , 12c ; Now
Orleans , iju et und flnnj eomnion to fancy , 28
C-Cc.
1'bll ido nil a and llultlmoro. $ U40j do.In bulk ,
tlhu'iOeUMo.l ! ; at'ifllio for Aptll.
COTTON hjvh n Oit.-Hieudy ; vellou , 23c.
TAi.Low-bteady , iiulef cly ! ( * J for pkg. ) ,
e.
e.KO lN Sirnlned common to good , 1 3'l. '
Tuili'ESTiNi Dull , ntbaily ; .HttM'ia.
Koos Easy ; ucstoru , HSiu ; ruculpts , 0,1',9
pk.-b.
Hun : , Qinot steady | wet salted Now Or
leans ( .elected , 41 Ibs to 7i Ibs. ; OiiiKc ; Texas
suleuted , 50 Ih-i. to OJ Ibi , OftSe.
I'OIIK ALthe , linn ; mess , tU.lSGlOS1)extra )
prime , * 1000.
fur Mfc T Ftoiidyj pickled holilos , 6)4 ) ®
G u ; plukltd bhouulur , 6e ; plcklul hums , u ®
t.ic ) ! ; middlry , dull ; short clear , * .1' ' .
LAIIU Kulid Urinur until afUrchun e , wl.en
It weakened ; cu h oloicd H.Gi bid ; ule , WW
tierces. Kfi5 < tfi.G74i options sales , 70 tlercesj I
Mu n h. M : May. i IA & 0.70. closing * T. 00 ; July ,
fOMy.il.ti. ! re lined quiet ' : continent , tfl.0 ®
7a5
lll'TTPn-5-tcadv nnd fulr dcnnnd : wcst-
rrn dilrr.KO22e ! western creamery , 2 ® ui
wc tcrn fuetory , Ktt.'c ! Klslns , ! SHs ,
( MrrsR-Qiilel and flrm ; part skims , CO
1 'ic.
I'm liinf Dull and oisyt American. $ l.\75
{ 117.75.
roiTKl1075bld. ( .
l.EAti rirm 'indnulot ; domestic , JI. J' ' ! ,
TlN-Stronj : straits. *
Oinalin 1'ioduro .Market < i.
ri.ont Omiili i Milling oompiny'a Hollanco
1'atonl , } . ' ,1i ; Invincible Patent , > : ,40 ; l.ono
Star Suporlalhe. f.,20 : fcno ll iko , II s.1 : raney
ramllv , Sl.7,1 ; S. P , ( lllmnn's Uold Modal. * . ' li ;
f-now white. S2SS ! Snowllakp , 1200 ; low prade ,
II.M ) : Queen of tlio I'.intry , $ . ' 03.
I'oui.THV-Uli'i'kcn * , good stock , 010 < ? j
( ree e. ducks and turkeys , iKAUc.
lli'Treu Host choice country roll. ICKUlIc ;
lowt ruridcs 17ill8c. (
IlltiLs No. 1 urecn silted hides. 4iQllo ( ;
No 2creon silted hide * . 4lft&ltiC ! No l ercen
salted hides. S.1 to 40 lh , .tjcHJc : No 2 crcon
silted hdes,2.Ho40 Ibs. . , i J e ! No. r\oil
calf , 8 to II Ibs . Ge ; No. 2 \ cal c ilf. 8 to 15 Ibs ,
4c-i No 1 dry Hint hides , 7A8o : No'dry Pint
hides , Wauc : No. 1 dry s iltou hltks , 5ar > e , Tiil-
lou , .No. 1 , 3 > (34o : tallow. No 2 , s'jo ; grease ,
wh to A , 4os ere ise , white H. 3H5Wic : grouse .
yollon , 3c ; gtoaso. dark , 214cs old butter , 2 ®
2 > ic ; beeswax , prime , 13c ; rough tallow , li )
ilAV-Stlow ut J3.'iO100. The latter price
could only bo obtained for something extra
good ,
rilUlT'J-CnMfornlA ' rlvorM-lo orinces. 122.1 !
Wiishliuton navels. ? .l ICil I 7. " > : good apples ,
JiSTiJi'S. choice lemons , } 1,21 : ( nuey lonion .
H 50 : Mulauii gripes , ti.j 11 nor bbl : tiananas ,
er itcd. JiotKii .53 : cr uiborrlos , shipping stock ,
JO tna7.on ) : slriwhorrles.rko qt.
VKII.TAIIM-S California uibbnge , 2'ie nor
H . In eralcs ; homo Brown lettuce. 40i5o per
lo/ ; California eatiilllower , 8J.2 < a'.U : onions ,
7 ( uViJo pel bu. : Nebraska baud picked bo ins ,
tl.75Qt > 5 ; medium , JI.loai.00 ; coiory. 3' > c ,
Bttoot uofitoe , $ J1. ; Colorado nnd western
Nnbuska pot itoes , , C IJI c ; natho potalocs ,
lima be ins , 4'.cWI'jc per Ib : w iler
cre s. 24-nt , e.isos. l."ift 5i ) pjr qt. : spin \eh ,
'I. ' M purbhh : Spanish onions , ( l.'iO per erato ;
rnd'shos. 41SUc.
rons-ticneral m irkot , Il1l' o.
( ! \MK Mallard duui.s , $ J.503.UO ; teal , J2.00 ;
ulxotl , tl 5JO1.75 _
Kansas Cltj .Markets.
KANSAS Oirv. Mo. M irch 12 I'lO'iii 1'irm
and unchanged ; pitenls , S.'M : extr.i fancy ,
t.20O.V.13 ! fnnfr.UU.vrt2.il : choice. * I.O ( J2tiO
Wlt'AT-l.ower ; No 2 bird. 7G'l@77io ' ! ; No
J ted quoted nomlnillv at 8 CiSlo.
CoitN Pair dom ind. oisler : No 2 , cish ,
32'iebld ' : March. .IIUo is'.cd ' ; May. .ll' o bid ;
No 2 led , ,11'iO ' lie ; No 2 while , JI'iSi < 1'4c.
OATS Dull ; cash , 2Sio ! ; No. 2 mixed , 27S4
Qi.be.
HVE lo or ; No. 2. 77c.
II'I.AX bt Kit sue- .
ItliAN Weak at Me.
II vv Strong : boat h-xy 50o hlcnor : quota-
Ions are : timothy , $ ' 00 per ton ; fancy pralrlc.
70i ; uood to choice , $ . > .01030j low grades ,
$4.105.iiO.
Ends acth c and firm at IT/iOi ! c.
UUTTEii-KIrm ; croimory. 24ilJe ; rolls. 14 ®
2le. '
CIIBESK Unchanged ; Youui America , 10o ;
kunsiis "Sl'ic
HKCfcti'TR Wheat , 17,000 bu. ; corn , 9,800 bu ;
o its , none.
hlilPMR\TS Wheat , 20,530 bu. ; corn , 3,300
bu. ; oats , 1,0 0 , _
Mllnuukee .Markets.
Mir.wAUKicE. WIs. March 12. WHEAT
Heady : No. 2 spring , OOc ; No. 1 northern , 83c :
May. K > Uc.
COUN No 3 , 3 ' 43Qc.
OATS Weak ; No. 2 white. 31c.
HAULEV Lower ; No. 2 , SiSJJ'/Jc ; sample , 30
O't c.
KVE Steady ; No. I , B-PJe.
Cotton Market.
Ns , La. , March 12 Cotton , oisv ;
nlildlln. , 7-10c ; low mlddlln. . r > 1 ' - Gu ; gnotl
irdlmry , 5 11-lfic ; iu > t receipts 9,4061) ) lies : gross
10,777 bales ; exports toUioit llrlt.ilti. < IJ10
niles ; to Trance. i,2U > biles ; to the continent.
l.GIl bales ; co istxv isc. l.4.S ( bales ; sales. .1. ) UO
lilies ; stock , 441,171 bales ,
St. I , Jills MuricoU.
ET. Louts , Mo. March li. WHEAT Lower ;
cash , MI , o ; Mnv , dO'ie.
CHUN Lower ; cash 31'sc ; Mav , eye
OATS Mou'iy at.D'.o ' : M iy , lower at JOc.
I'OIIK Lowur sit ill .Offl.1.23.
LAIIU Lower at JO 23.
WHISKY JI. 13.
Codec .Market.
NEW YOIIK. March 12. Options opened
steady and uni'hanucd to 5 points up ; closed
Markets.
LIVEIIPOOU March 12 WIJKAT Qulot : hold
ers olTor moderately ; No. 2 red winter , 7s lutlffi
7s lO'/id ' p-rcoptiil.
COKN rirm ; demand fair ; mixed western ,
4s Ifl'/jd percental.
India moss , 71s Id per tierce ,
Cincinnati 31 irkets.
CINCINNATI. O. M iroh li WHEW Scarce ,
firm ; No. 2 red. Olc.
UOIIN Knsler , No. 2 ml\od. 42'i423io.
OATS Eas er : No 2 mixed , JJUc.
WllISKl J1.IJ.
_
Tolo < lti C.raln .Market.
TOI.KDO. O . March 12. WHEAT Steady : No
2 c ish and Marcn. UJc.
COUN Dull ; No 2 cash. 41 > ; c.
OATS -Quiet ; cash , d-'c.
Foreign Oil .Market.
ANTWEIIP , March 12. l'ETiioteuu 14Uf paid
and sellors.
_
Trndurs' Talk.
OniCAno , 111 , Mireh U Counsclman & I ) i v
to Coukrell Bros. : 9pucuativo | marl-ets were
dull In tone and n irruw In action today. The
decline for the week In May futures have
boon In wheat. 1'sc ; corn , 2 0 ; oils , le ; pork ,
3 o : lard. Uiic. and ribs. Hie. The ordinary
commercial news was generillv de
pressing and continued belling bj
discounted small holders constituted
Iho bulk of iho olTorlnzs. llullng
quotations offered good prollts to the local
bear element , und tnelr purchases to corner
shoit sales uavu lha markets their closing
rallies all around. In the samp'o crowd buy
ers were Indlireront and sailors generally worn
accepting for shipping grades of who it le ,
lornl'io. nnd oats ic less than yesterday.
Provisions were very dull and an unusually
small business was done , bpeuiilatlou IB at a
biandstlll , and packers reluctant , to sell Hie
product at the inaikut rates , whleh they claim
are about 50c per 1UO Ibs too low compared
with ho H _
STOCKS ANI > BONUS.
Fa\v Special FeiituroH ( iiivo I.lfo and In.
tcrpHt to the Dealing * .
NEW YOIIK , March 12. The stock mar\ot to
day suffered from liquidations of the advances
of the week and Iho list presented a dull hut
slowly drooping appearance , leaving mint
stocks at small fractions lower than last eve
ning. There were a few bpool il features , how
ever , which gave life and Inlorost to the iloal-
Inga , conspicuous union ? wliloh were Iho Kiuh-
inoud & Weal I'olnt stocks , the coalors , the
Industrials and the llaltlmoro & Ohio. The
trans ictlons In Headliu weru a aln more thin
half of the total dealings In llstod shares , and
rumors of notion against the combination ny
the state authorities of 1'oniisylvanl i were
the occasion of heavy liquidation on long ac
counts In tlio stock. All Iho oilier slocks In
terested In the dual , however , weio dull ,
thoiuh gynin tthizlng In the downward mo\o-
nmnt In Ko idlng and all scoied oven larger
losses than the louder. The rumors und o\-
peet itloiisof a favorahlo outcome to Iho reorganization -
organization pioeoedlugs In Klchmoml & . West
I'olnt made these stocks the wtroiu feature of
the uotlvn list an I Iho preferred made u vitiy
sharp Improvement , whltolhaeommoii , wnlch
was very liirgc'lv iraded In , was hold cioso to
Us llrsl price. The now rumors In regard to
the control of tlio rranklln rullnory by the
bn.'iir irilht was thu occab'on of u fiuthor iiiii.
torlal Improvomunt In thu prices of the tailor
blocks , hut thu prufurruu fulled to hold Its
gain und late In tbo bosslon Iho ( Ic'U'lno ' in the
common fiom the best llgurus buuamo imuurt-
ant.
Among Iho ucllvu Hloolcs , Halt more .V Ohio
wan strong on buying or manipulation , sup
posed io bu foi ihu account of the Hymlliuto
wnlch recently has taken a block of ktook ,
Thuopenliu was nuao at Irregular changes
from labt evening' ' ) figures , hut Iho lUchmoni !
& . West I'olnt stouks and iho Uugur he-Id for
inoruthan 1 per cent hlzhor than last nlghl.
Those stocks made furtbur material gains In
tlio early di aim ' , but tbo woaknesj of the
coalors uoro Imltalud by lliu rest of Iho lUt
and u slow hut steady dropplu. tendency was
been throughout the rest of the session
In which tlicbugur Htocus Jolnod toward the
Uosii Kxeept In the ciasos mentioned , how-
uor , tlio whole lUt was knpt within Iho nar
rowest limits and thu changes In quotations
uero us u iiilo Inblcnlllcaiit. ' 1 hu mnikot
dosed artho and hei\y gunorally at about
thii Ipuest llguros. lliu llnal clun es of note
Include only tuo notahlo iiihunc'es , Hlch-
inorulesl I'olnt iirefoi icil , o'i per cent ,
Miciir IS pui cent , \ > hllo L tekawiinna lost
2'i percent : Jeinuy Central 1J per cent ; Duhi-
wuro & Iliidbon I'.j pur cunt and Heading and
t'oulajn each 1 purccnt , Uo\ernmisnl bonds
dull and steady , St. Ho bonds nu lLCted
NEW VOHIL , .M irch 1. . I'lio 1'ost says ;
U U worth while to call attention ugaln to
Iho f iclor which undurllus und governs nil
aLtlvo tr.ulliu In thu present sfjck inarkut.
Thobhlftliu of loutrol. or of powerful Invest
ment lit uhlih tlicio Is half u dozen great rull-
roidb , lii'.s easl doubt upon Iho teal market
valuuof all thoseourllles ihiisuneulud Ills
UIINV onoiuh to say wliun the formal
aim slmplusl has H Is touched Hut
the Inlliieiu'o of cnmpilgnH for ac
tual control Is much leu readily
gummed tip The consequence is Uiat net
only Is there a constant query us to whether
"iualdori" will buy orkcll uud If ulthor , liuw
cxtemlvelr , but the further question nrlics ,
ion f.ir will now uhlnncos or other ptircliiKM
fnr control bo nociwiry to fortify posltluns
ilrcady assumed ? This Is ainiilu cxplnnat on
'or the feverish activity of nnny stocks nnd
heir prompt ro < | ionn to spocillntlvu bidding
n a mtirkel win au normal condition as re-
floetcd by the greiter part of the list It dull
ness with u tentlrney to slow relation. K\en-
tunlly tbls conibln itlon of forces must resit t ,
unless it 11 signs f nil. In a coni'rally lower level.
'I he followliiB are the closing quotiitmns tor
thu lo id Ing stocks on Iho Now York Stock ex-
chanzo todav
' ov Ulv
The total'sales of stocks today w > ro 2J7 , LI3
sh.ires Ineliiilliu ! Oelawiro. l.acUaw inna \ .
Postern,1..SOS ; DoHwiro.1 lluilson , .11 ; Krlu ,
J.-M ! iNuw Hiijland , .lt.7 ) ! Ueadlnc. l.4,2li !
Hlchiiiond A. West i'olnt , .Ti.S.'S ; st. 1'aul , 0tOO.
London Murk At.trltnt.
Cwntjh'fl IVUijJtn KJirlii mt " .
LONDON , Maroli 12. [ Now Vorkllortld Cable
bnoclnl to run Urn } If iinythlnir , loss
ih.in the usual Saturday's business h is been
transacted on the btocU o\eh IIIKU today Yet
Lhe murUets ha\u not been de\old of features
Pniiils and Inill in rupco D inor are Unchanged
Homo railways ha\e been rither undreldud
In lone and so f r.tro not serious y alTcclcd
ly the coil crisis , but business ted iv has
been on too small a scale to toil Iho marUut
Metropolitan , lirl-httm deferred , Uroitt l.ast-
crn und Morlhoistorn shun fractloniil ilo-
I'llncs , while a trltl n ; i No Is marc 1 In Grait
Western , Hull , llarnosley. .Midland , I/onilon
and Northwestern. Amorlcin rallwiys
eloio less linn th .u they opened
simply from want of support or rathoi ab
sence of business featuri ! ; , . Mlscull.tiu'ous sn-
curitlcs are heavy. Mining shares base been
negleeled , but tlio tendency h is not been
alto ether unfa\oiable. Theru h is not been
much demand for monuv on I/omtmr I street
today.Vitu a f nr sujijily of tloitlng caiillil
short louni hnvobuon obi lined at from 1'4 to
iy porconl , Tliadis ount inariot has been
quiet. Two and three months are quoted ut 1s.
per cent.
I < ONDOV. March 1 ! The followIni were the
Lotiaonstouk q 10 atlons eloslim atu in :
New Vnrlc lluioy U irkct.
NB\V Viiitic , M iroh 12. llosKV ON OAt-r ,
K isy , with no loins ; closed offered at- per
cent.
I'IIIMI : MEUC-ANTIM : PAPRII 41 per cent.
STKUI ivd K.\ciiANait Quiet , but bteady lit
W8.1't forbl\tj-day hills and $ .87i } for de-
niiiid. a
The closing quot itlons on Lands :
Nnv OIILRAV , Li , March 12 Cloirlngs ,
*
t. Muich 12 Tineo per cent lentc 90 (
81c for Iho utconnl.
IIAI.TIMOIIK , Mil . March 12. OlotrlnRs. 12,715-
771 ; bul inecs. $527,010. , Kate. 5CoJ per cent.
MiiMi'ius. Tunn . March 12. Now Vork e\-
uluiiiKe snlllni at par. Clearings $ J7I.U ( ,
baiuntes , iJ5ln < )5 )
KANSAS OITV , Mo , March li The bank
clearings today were 41-'SI.AX ( ) , and ( or thu
week weio J3 85,1VU ,
NEW YOIIK , M iron U Il.iuk clonrhiKS
toduv , tl.4,47i'.5.lO ' ; b ilances. } 3,410 107. Tor llin
euk ijlourlius , l8J5li > tll,7J5i balances , H\
K',720. '
CINCINNATI , O. , M irch is Money , a'lO per
cent , New York otchunzo. r.Krii.Uu discount.
Uionrlius. f.V11S050 ; ( or Ihu week , $11. UJ.U5J ; a
yu.ir luo. f l J.VJIKOJ.
I'llll.AOi.i.riiiA , I'D. . March 12. Ilpnk clcnr-
In.'s today , $ IO,4lR.fo5 ; balnneus , $1,1.11,41.7
Clearings for the \vcuk ending today wurn
$ j.50jri ( ! ( and Ihe bal incus J9,7dl,755. Alonuy.
Hi pur cent.
CHICAGO , 111. , March 13. Money unchanged
al 4'iGiii percent. Dunk do irlims for the ( lav.
tl4,5H.Oit ) ) : ( or Iho week , ti7,5jS , HI. Now York
exchange , 0o ( ) dlscouul , blurllnt ; uxehun u ,
$ IHVor blxlyd.iy bills and il.UTor sljOit
dr.ifis.
llOsro.v , Mats , March 12 , Dank clonrlncH
lodiiy , $ I4,10'.JS ( ; balance * , $ I.UI.t,755. Cloai-
lnn's ( or the weok. * 97,55l")0j ! bilancos. Jln.Dl-
2IJ ; I'lnirlnss ( or Iho sum ) wuuk last yo ir ,
$ ft,88.1,112 ; b.iliincei , JlH)58ll ) ( , Mouuy , I'/J'ilJ '
pur cunt. Kxclun o on Nuw York , IJ'itoir.o '
discount.
Hr. Louix. Mo , March U Dank cloarlnss ,
} .ltM,4l. ; balances , ( IDii.hin ; ole.irniKS this
wooU , tJJ.O-'j.-TS ; biilniiciis , $ iSI5OCI ; ciu.uliiKS
lust week , $ . ' .1,155,403 : balances. l..ail.'Wi ; oloai -
liuscorru poiidliu week l.isl yo.ir , Jil.781,415 ,
balancLS , $ JI47W" ! : money , ( /it " per cent ; ox-
cbau eon Nc\v York , Wo premium.
Denver Mlnlni ; "itoclts ,
IKS\EII. Oola. Murch 12. The ( ollowltu list
Is the alosliu ( ( notations on the Mining ux-
cn.uiKO loduy. biles 20 , < jO ,
Allc'Klmny ( lulil Hock 45
Amltr . , i Irimchul
Aruiiiuiit IIl mini J
Iliilluriit \l \ Justlcu . . . . . , 10
llmiitltnfc Cora. II Luavennorth 10U
Hales Hunter I oxlnxtun ( U
Mix Imll.m l.lttlu Ituln I J
Mny Mii7 iiit | 'U
IlKIHIlldW . . . . , , , Muriilng lillin 'U.V )
Cnlllouu . 400
Cluinlln J . 'nrk ' ConhOlidiiti.il 7
Cuntury . , 7H IMy ItOLlc
I lay County , . , , J ) IMtoll
dull . . , , . 10 1'iutlur
Diamond II . . * " Kllllo 10' ,
Ilitiver Uav and Oil Ilimiilntf l.oila . . , JJ
Kimnons . \\hulu
( Kttraburtr , . . . Buttoi 21
Uohlc'ii ' 1 ri'BBiiru
hail rranclnco Mlnlnt ; Ijuotatlona.
HAN FHANCISOO. Oil. . March U The olllclil
closing quotations for mlnln , ' fatouks today
were as fol.ows :
Alia to SllTUJU . . . . , . . . , &
llcil& llulchur 210U tiphlr 270
HoilluCoimollilaleil U ) I'otoul . . , , , . . , , rjj
Chullur . W ) hav/uo / MJ
Coil 1'nclllo . . , H'itit Hlurnt .NovuiltiM \
( rown I'ulnl . . tit Union Con Ili
( oulit & Curry . , lit Utuli < o
Ilnlu ft .Nurcroii. ISiS Vulloir Juckut . , . . HU
Muilcill . . . Coin oO
Menu . . , . . , iS
Muunt Diablo :
Nun York .Mining Onotatloiu.
NEW YOIIU. March 12 I'ho followliu are the
closing mlnliu stoju ( jiiotations :
Hot & IlclciTor . . IM .Mexican I7J
Con Cul .v Vu . .1) ) ! ) Ontario . ,4.'M
Diudwuotl , ( , , , , MO
Kurckai on . , . 10 KO
doiild fi ( urry , IIU Sierra lit
llulu A Xurcrou . IIU MnnJunl 10U 1
lloini'Huku . , MX ) Dutuii Con . U )
HuraMUer Ullow Juckut 105
DoWllt's aarsaparllla cleanses the blood ,
tncrcasesihn aHpclltounU tones up the ayi > -
tonr. It has bonolllted many people who
have sutlered from blood disorduri. It will
beipyou.
HAS A RIGHT TO THE STREET
Decision Readied in the War Between th
Street Railways.
METROPOLITAN WON A GREAT VICTORY
dKo DnM Dues Son > o I'lnin KiiRlUh In
Itrfmltip a Now Trl il In Court Duni-
ARiilimt the City-
Court
The Metropolitan Street Railway oompany
\\oiia\letoryovorthoOranrm Street Hall
way company in the courts yo torday.
Some months u o the Malropolitau pooplt
entered upon some o ( thu streets of South
Omahn and commenced bullillnp their llnoi
of road. As soon as the Omaha Street Hall
way people learned what wat bolus done ,
they entered upon the same streets and com
mented the \\oik of laying their tracks. At
the same time they applied for and
secured a temporary Injunction re
straining the Metropolitan people from
Roloe ahead with their work.
Iiiimodhttoly allot this order was Issued
by iho cotut , John J. Mahoney nppltoil to tha
courts for an order to restrain Iho Omaha
Sttcct Kail nay company from taking posses
sion of thu streets. The case was argued be
fore Judges Donuo and Irvine , the Omahn
Street r-llw.ij people contending that the
Metropolitan lolits had not performed work
to entitle thiini to any rights upon the street *
which tlioy had built over.
The cane \\in submitted , nnd justorduy la
liAiiding down the opinion the cotut laldi
'While the work done by the Mottopolltan
Street KaHunv company uas not extensive ,
in chinuutcr it was u boun fKlo commence-
inonl of construction ns evidenced by tha
later acts of the company , and tborefoto lha
Injunction lulled by the Omaha Street Hall-
uuv coinoiuy Is denied , wbllo that nskod bjr
John J. Miihonoy Is pVantod. "
Dcnlcil ItVitli ii
The matters disposed of In criminal court
wore of muro than usual Importance , as 11
wns santoncu day with Judpo D.ivls.
Mk'kov Cochran was the 11 rat man to stand
joforu tlio bar. This man , in company with
its uiother. . Nell Cochran ana Dutch Fred ,
kllas L' rcd Ilugorman , some mouths ago met
n Swede , John Carlson , In South Omaha.
Cm ban had Just reached the town and was
nv once taken in tow by the trio of cutthroats.
I'hov llrst tilled him with liquor and then
Dilotcd htm into Syndicate park , where- after
je.itiiiK and bruising him until life was
nearly uxllncl robbed him of a
uold watch and $40. They loft him
n an unfrequented ravine to die. Fortu
nately ho was found and taken to town. For
several days ho lingered between life and
death. Upon recovering hu gave an ao-
curate account of the three highwaymen ,
who were arrested , trlod and held to the dis
trict court. Last week when the case was
called for trial Haeorman turucd stain's evi
dence , confessed the crlmo that Implicated
botti of the Cochrun hoys. With this evl-
donro and that that County Attorney Ma-
lionov already had a speedy conviction fol
lowed.
Vestcidny Cochrau's attorney filed a
motion for a new trial , setting forth the
statement that juror Ward had ex
pressed an opinion in the cato before -
fore ho went into the Jury box ,
The aflldavlt on which the motlpn was
based wus sworn to by ono Eva I'orany and
In It she avered that she boatd Ward say
that ho knevvCntlson and the facts connected
with the robboiy ; that the Cochrnns were
hard clti/ons and oviL-ht to go over the road.
The motion also charged that the court had
oircd in some of his feelings.
JuilL'O Davis in passing upon the motion
stated that ho was willing to stand upon nli
tulinss , and us far as the affidavit of the
woman was concerned , bo had no bc&ltunoy
in saving that it carried a falsehood upon It *
face.
face.The
The judge overruled the motion and invit
ing Cochran to listen to a few wotds , told ,
him that the ci line wan the most dastardly
that had over boon brought to bis
attention. Four strong men , oaoh of
whom was superior in strength ,
and Intelligence had mot a poor , Ignorant
Swede , who was unacquamtoa with the ways ,
of the country. In a cowardly manner they
li.ul taken tha man to a secluded spot , and
like llonds had beaten and robbed him and
then loft him to die.
"Thoro is not a palliating circumstance
connected with the whole case , " continued
the coutt. After concluding the loctura
Cochrnn was sentenced to a term of twelve
\oars in the nonltontlary , to ba devoted to
doing hard labor.
DriiiikiiiinoHS No Llocnio for Crlmo.
Dutch Fred , alias Fred Ilngerman , who
hnplng to luascn his years of servitude at
Lincoln , was next called up. Ho was asked
if ho bad anything to say why sou ten co
should not be pronounced. Ho hogged tba
uoutttobo Ion lent , as he was drunk at tha
lime.
"That's no excuse , " responded the Judgo.
' What 1 have said to Cochran applies
equally ai well to you , and the boutonco of
the court is that you bo taken to the peniten
tial v and theto bo confined for the period of
fifteen jo.it s at hard labor. "
It is understood that part of the sentence
was on account of it having boon known that
Hngcunun committed perjury while on tha
witness stand.
Otlior Criminal Caies.
K.irncst Stunt through Clerk of Court
Mooios , contributed ( J5 to the school
fund. It happened 11 Ice Ibis. Some
time azo Sluht was sued in Justice Wllcox's
coutt on n M account. Ho conducted his
own case and was defeated. C. L. Day , the
lawyer on the ether side was helpIng -
Ing the Justice figure up th < 9
costs. Stuht protested and hot words fol
lowed. Duilng the anlio'tted discussion
Sluht tapped Day over the bead a couple of
times , lifter which ho was arrested on tba
charge of assault and battery. The casa
went unto the district court , whole btubt
pleaded guilty. In passing sentence Judge
Davis smilingly remarked : "Mr , Stunt , you
ought to havu hired a lawyer to have con
ducted yourcasonnd then paid him about t-iS.
As you did not , I will flue you about that
amount. "
Alfred Lnughlln , a younir Scotchman who.
for u year was bookkeeper at the Urand
Island sugar factory , came to the city Do-
comhor ill. The next day ho forged a chock
on W. V Morse & Co. for f'J.51. This ha
negotioted , but was arrested , tried In pollca
court , and convicted. He was sentenced to
fifteen months in the penitentiary.
And the City Won.
Assistant Cltv Attorney Cornish is feelltiff
unusually hupny over the outcome of tha
case of James liichardt against the city of
Omaha. Thu case went to trial bovoral day *
ago , und yesterday the Jury returned a
vcidlct , Uncling for the defendant. Hlcu-
urds owned property on Eighteenth street ,
south of Lcavcnworib. Last summer , whan
tbo sticot was graded , he appealed from the
awnrJ of the appraisers und allowed f 1,000
damages ,
In the suit of John B. Find lay against tha
cltj , brought to recover on account of
alleged damages resulting from tbo widen
ing uf Twentieth s trout , fiom Lake to
Locust , th' ) Jurv roiurnod a verdict and
placed his damages at 5 cents.
Other l.ttlgutlons ,
The Honiolnvostmenicompanvhas brought
suit to recover $5,100 from W. J. Martin.
Tlio plaintiff sets up In its petition that
Martin icpiosontcd that ho was the owner of
twenty shares of stock In the Douglas County
bank and that the stock was of the value of
310,000. Tlio company bought the etook ana
for the sumo paid Martin the sum of ( U,800.
Attor tbo dual was Uosud plaintiff learned
thnl the slock was worth only (1,700 and that
the representations ol Martin were false.
Judge It vine handed down an opinion
in the case of the American water
Works company against Mou , Some moutbi
ago the company presented a bill of $1,000for
water UFCd In the lirewory , Mou refused to
pay the bill , charging that the muter did not
roglstor tortcclly. Melt admitted that ha
owed VI'K ' ) , but no more. The court decided
that thiit amount constituted the entire in
debtedness ,
Judge Irvine also hoard testimony In tha
coso of Anna Hill against William Hill and
granted iho dlvorco for which tbo plaintiff
pra\cd ,
"Lain to bed and early to rise will shorten
tbo rood to your homo In the cliles. " Hut
ourlv to bed and a "Little Curly UUor , " th
pill that uiakui life longer and butter au *
wiser.