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The following is telegraphc report OF the live stock
market at Cambridge and Brighton FOR ending
Tuesday, January 3, 1882;
National Republican., 1882-11-16
DISTRICT COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRT-JusTIcE wYIIR.-Benjamin r.
Hackman and Henry keed libel; reading of in
dictment waived and defendants plead not guilty.
Martha Johnson, alias Maggie Ford, second offense
petit larceny plea in abatement. Samuel New
ton, receiving stolen property; sentenced to three
months In Jail on each case two indictments).
Richard Crown, embezzlement pleads not guilty.
george w. Robey; motion for new trial filed
Richard Bates, four cases second ofense petit lar
ceny; sentenced to Erie for six years Henry
Johnson, HOUSEKEEPING in day; sentenced to Erie
ior three years Maurice Connors, Patrick Nc
Nulty, and James Reynolds, rape on Henrietta
Robinson; verdict guilty as to Maurice Connors,
the other defendants accessories before the fact;
notice of motion for new trial was entered
Adjourned till to-day. Assignment = Sophia
Wormsley, Avis A. Tolson. John @. Myer, Ira
Elder, alias Bean, Andrew Arlington, Robert
Lewis, Charles Robinson, and Oscar Lee.
EourrY CouRT-Jusr1cE HAGNER.-Farley VS..
Green; trustees directed to pay taxes, &c. Bibbs
VS.. Hunter reference to examiner To take further
proof ordered. Ball VS.. Reed; Catharine A. Reed
appointed guardian ad litem. McGraw vs. Nc
Graw; hearing on petition for receiver fixed for
Nov. q. United States VS.. Smoot; submitted.
Mercer VS.. Hogan on trial. Adjourned Till to-
day. Assignment-Nos. II, Is, 10, 90 81, 22 %, "a
%. and 26,
CIRCUIT CouRT-JUsTIcR MAcARTHUR.-Sweat ct
oil. VS.. Lazenbyi Judgment set aside and leave TO
joinder of issue to pleas Anderson ct al. VS..
Smith; on trial Adjourned till to-day. Assign
100.
COURT IN BANc--THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND JUSTICES
Cox AND JAMEs.-Hewitt vs. Filbert; argued and
submitted. Adjourned till to-day. Assignment
unchanged.
National Republican., 1882-11-16
RnIica Courf Nafaa

William McDougal, whose arrest for stealing q
IS bill from Major Turner was mentioned in THE
REPUBLICAN,, was sentenced to thirty days in jail
and restitution Of the money ordered
James Donnelly, who keeps saloon at Four
teenth and streets northwest, was charged with
keeping an unlicensed bar and fined slo5, from
which he appealed
James Anderson and James johnson, both col
ored, were fined S5 each for creating disturbance
at the Theatre Comique.
Jere Maxwell, a colored yagrant. has gone to
the workhouse for ninety days.
Henry Thomas, eolored, was only fined 81 for
striking little white girl named Mime Ewall.
Fanny Giles, Mary Coates, and Fanny Boone
created row in Louise alley. Fanny Boone was
fined and the others dismissed.
Christopher Noblock a bartender, was fined SO
or thirty days for assaulting q customer named
John w. Phillips,
National Republican., 1882-11-16
BASKERs' EXCHANGE.
Threedny bils....- lS5Ia Sixty day bills.,.. 4sis
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YoRR. Nov. l5.-Money loaned down from
to per cent, and closed offered at per cent Ex-
change steady at Oi4@4sOsl for long and 4si@
4siJs for short sight Governments were strong and
generally A@A per cent higher. state bonds were
without feature except for Tennessee mixed, which
advanced per cent. TO 4S. Railroad bonds were ir
regu lar. but generally lower. Transactions aggre
gated 3S5 0O0shares, Including Delaware Lackawanna
and estern, 81 oUO; Canada Southern 27600 Denver
and Rio Grande 81 600; Erie 900; Knnsasand Texas
Iia00 Lake shore, 1900 louisville and Nashville,
l5OSt Michigan Central I2JG Missouri Pacific 1900
York Central, $500 Northern Pacific, iS,AG Reading
i4OO; ST. Paul, 27.9OO ST. Paul and Omaha, q, l00
Texas Pacific, 1000 Union Pacific. l6,30G Wabash
Pacific, l0s00; Western Union, 65GOo; Rochester and
a
National Republican., 1882-11-16
AUCTION SALES.
united States Marshars Sale.

by virtue OFT writ of 1eri facias, issued out oi
the Clerks oflice Of the Supreme Court OF lne
District OF Columbia, and TO me directed, VIII
sell TT public SALE cash, In front OF the cvu
door Of SAID District, on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
November, iss2 al IL o'clock m all the right us1s s
claim and Interest of the defendant In and 70 the V
lowing described property TO wit: Part Of 10y i tnr
teen (s) In square or re- ervnton - oI I'M
came at the northwest cpyrer Of lot twelve -l Iu
ming thence twenty yfvrt2) feet six (0) incnes & ~
Sixth street; thei AL one hundred lOV ee' i ~
inches thence west TO place of begnning' togene,
with all and singular lhe improvemenIs MA Dis
trct levied upin as the property Of the deienanm,,
sarah A. Garland 10 satisfy execution NO bUO equity
~ - ~ ~ " O. E HENRY,
United States MarsnhL
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. ooao,,.
OCT. 30. 1882 ocoo-o,s
National Republican., 1882-11-16

family, 90 %; 10 superlative patent, 100 wheat
Southern steady Western higher and inactive;
southern red, 81 03@ %; do amber, u Osli a. No.
Il 05A0pl 05h; November, ~ % asked December,
81 oG@l 0Tti January, o. Osk6Dl Q9 February, 81 los
condition; Western hrmer; Southern white, new, G5
(d6sc; yellow, new, 7OdsQc; Western mixed, Noyem-
Der. s3ds4SC; November new or old soc asked; year.
0th@e5c January, eos @Glc. Oats dull southern, 40
gp46c; Western white 43C045c; do mixed, $50 Sic;
Pennsylvania 40g1Fc. Rye dull at 65(G6sc. Hay
steady prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
S22 %; bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed, es@l2hi bacon-shoulders. l2sc; clear RIB
sides, l6c; hams, f5si7c: lard. refined 13c. Butter
firm; Western packed, 22@2ec; creamery S2&aSee a,ss
$40 Coffee lower and quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary
TO fair. 711stsc. sugar lower and dull; son, 9c.
Whisky quiet ut q 1901 1oh.
National Republican., 1882-11-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted in the
Supreme Court of the United States Wednesday:
No. II. The City Of New Orleans, appellant, w.
The New orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad
Company. Argument continued by II. T. Merrick
in opposition TO motion 10 dismiss, and concluded
by Thomas L. Bayne In support thereof Ad-
National Republican., 1882-11-16
uea,tI,y R,commenaed.

Don't condemn good thing because you have
been deceived by worthless nostrums Parker's
nervous disorders, and we recommend 1t heartily
to such sufferers-Retps.
National Republican., 1882-11-16
Grand Jury Pre,eptments.

The grand jury have presented true bills"
against the following Henry W. Fenner, murder
of Samuel Nugent; Charles Major, alias Charles
jackson, larceny; Benjamin +. Bigelow (ive
cases) embezzlement; leocadie Pomart, alias
Pommard (three cases) larceny; Wilmot Robey,
alias George Wlmot, second offense petit larceny.
National Republican., 1882-11-16

LONDON, Nov. l5.-Atantlc and Great Western lists,
5I; do seconds, lsyS; Erie S9ts do seconds. 0O
interest; New York Central, 1851 Illinois Central
1885, Reading 29a; Ontario and Western, 2Sss. Paris
advces quote per cent rentes 6Of 5Oc and exchange
on London 25f22iac,
National Republican., 1882-11-16
pro,bcrs sbouIa KNOW m.

Fretful babies cannot help disturbing every
body, aud mothers should know how soothing
Parkers Ginger Tonic is. 1t stops babies pains,
makes them healthy, relieves their own anxiety,
and is safe to use.-Journdi.
National Republican., 1882-11-16
.,.x.rar,. ern,. ,v.,,,..

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 15.-Flour is quiet. with fair
local demand. The receipts OF wheat continue fair,
and $500 bushels cold a. s5@97e for common, q 600
But little Is coming In; 800 bushels sold at SIC for old
white and 55G65c for new. Small lots OF rye sold at
e5@Ioc; Country produce continues scarce and
National Republican., 1882-11-16

YOUNG, middle. aged, or old men suffering from
nervous debility and kindred weaknesses should
send TWO stamps for large treatise, giving success
full treatment. WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AS
soCIATIoN, Buffalo, N Y.
National Republican., 1882-11-16
PRODUCE mARHETs.
RaItImore general prnrhet.

BALTIMORE Nov I5-Cotton quiet; middiing, i0sc
Flour more active ana steady Howard street aud
western supeInne. 20 2oaJ 20; do extra, ~ OO0i ~
do family, ~ 75lgj 1s ty Mills superine. q Sai
do extra ~ 25a IS; do Rio brands. Is 76 Paiapsco
National Republican., 1882-11-16
sells General Passenger Agent, baltimore.
FJNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH SOUTH
WEST, AND WEST

Schedule in effect Olt ber ls lss2:
7lO n m.-New Orleans Mail, daily making close
connections to all points south aud southwest
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
via Danvile TO Atlanta, and Atlanta to New
9renns; also Washington TO New Orleans via
Lvnchburg and Bristol
$40 Z. I.-Lousyllle Fast Line, daily. via Char.
lottcsville Huntington, and Lexington to Cin.
cinnati, Louisville, and all Western points,
making direct connections, and with solid train
ana Phllman sleeping Cars. Washington to
Louisville.
1895 y. Southern Mall and Express, daily. to all
points SOUTH southeast, and Southwest via Dan.
vile and Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Washington to Charleston.
For all points aiannSsas Division take 7:l0 n.
train daily except sunday For Warrenton
- take I;lO n. m. ana d: o II. trains, daily.
For II kets and all Information, inquire at Com
nRnyS once, COL Pennsylvania avenue at Union
Depot ONCE, 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue. is connected
with telephone system.
NJ SLAUGIirER n. MACDANIEL.
General Passenger Agent, Agent
SOL HAA Tr file Manager,
National Republican., 1882-11-16
TENIiE CREAM ,,,,,,,,,,

r'HE CREAM EiA.kTINxsvtv,v,A porr1
10 THE SoRfI, 5Khia WGSf EiHiH AMI sSogrHwEsE
,,,r, DOUBLE TRACK, SphI;Npin scENaRY.
,, IL ETFEGf II VEMH II is iS8s Z" ''t'i
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, rom salon
For Pitisburg aud the West Chicago limitei Exprest
OF Palace sieepillg Cars al &'O a. M, daily; st
rsbnrs gGS 10 cena @ G n WHICH EHpre as Fp r.
daily with Palace Cars to Piltsbnfg ana 9 n M.
nMi. Mall Expr s. giOn M, daily for r,ttsburs
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie, Cnl andairu, Rochester, buffalo Niagara
:, from Washington to anandaigna
For Williniimsn9rt LGcE iaven' aud Elmira ut a0
For or NV so IoE 6 i na the s G SGG SGG a. 1872 @ i3
= Cars, &.o 4, m daily tTcop, sunday.
Fer nrooKiyn, n G.,nll ihE"ngn rains connect a.
ing Girec transfer to Fullpn street. avoiding double
,f,rriege across New York city.
m Limited Express, S;;o i, in,, daily. except sun
For baltimore, G:io 500 GaO 1880 A. m, and 1880 t,l
a:iC ,!D, ';;pl W. and lg?n p ny On Sunday, Sn
For Popes Creek line GlJa. M and t4I p M daiy.
For Xnnapoii#. 6iOa M. and i;iO p m daily, except
AIE:XSNNDRGA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
ion RNiiROAD.
For Alexandria. $50, 80, n3o lOo, and iLs5 a. m.
I:p aOI 60 500, ana ll;aO y. M On sunday at 55l
$50 ll:UO, AMI - Il, III, and 500 y. m.
For II cnuond and the south. MO aud ll:a5 A. M daily
Trains lave Alexandra for WH-lington $50 sOa
-: land itE'On ~" T.; ';I' .ll 'W hhdWlO p ~,
and H. u nIdngnt. On sunday NJ bOl, ~ ami ilol
u m; $40 aud ~ Op nj.
iickrts and Information ut the oice, hnrthe.s coz
ncr OF ThIrtccuth street aud PrnnsylvUnia avenue
III. station where orders can be let for IN,
checking of baggage to DESTINATION nom notes anu
T. H. WOOD. tie rcral Passenger Agent
CHARLES +. PUGll, Genera MAJ hg r. sells
National Republican., 1882-11-16
nnItImore Ntock Baard.

BALTIMORE, Nov l5.-Vlrginia Is, deferred II; do
consolidated, 50; do second series, S past due cou-
pons, 65 new l0-les, 43's; new Us, Is bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-11-16
aue.n.,ovn Cattle Market.

Quotations by W. s. Hoge.l
WASHINGTON. Nov. t6-Cattle-1S2 up sold at 40
SIC; market active and higher. Sheep and lambs
400 up; scarcely any demand this week; old sheep
sold at 3D4c lambs 4@D5.sc. Mich cows, t35 0Og6S 70
National Republican., 1882-11-16
lTATK nONDa.
EnreIrn rIonex lInrllct.

suBTREAsURY BALASCEa
,5S2 10 Currency .... S4Giiy54S Sc
National Republican., 1882-11-16
MEDICAL.
YOUNG MEN,

YOUNG MENs
Ifyou have failed 10 receive proper treatment In
cases of Heart Disease, kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, ImpUtency, PrcmG ure Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsia. Nervous Excllablty, &C, send two
TILE LAWS or LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address secretary Medical and Surgical Institute
l4T East Fifteenth street. New York. Ja7-ly
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- TOLU TONIC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In all
It's stages, also for COua s, Colds bronchitis Asthma,
and all diseases the Throat and Lun aud the Oy
remedy that Is beneficial In Malarial climates. Ihis
is preparation uf BAISAM OF TOLU, ROCK
CANDY, MAGNESiA, and other mCdlClnals bene-
ca in the above diseases the basis being the purcat
Rice and Rye Whiskes, harmless and very pleasant
tOtake. Try IT, For sale by all druggists and grOcer8
st 81 quart bottle The trade supplied at liberal
RARBObR 4 HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
wholesa grocers, sole Agcnls iOr this city Henry
Blschoff & Co.. New York and Charleston, b, o.. sole
manufacturers and proprleturs. de2l-ly
National Republican., 1882-11-16
novrnNMrNr Kos Nps-cLosINo auorAr1oNs.

United states per cens..,.. ... IOs @IO2,s
Gped States per cent exIended -....... lUls bid.
United States Al, per cent G266gll25I
United States AZ per cent coupon. ..,.. 1855 9yll3.s
Ined states Der cent ll95. 6glg,i
United states per cent llys sCglD5s
United states per cent c. L-.......... ll95s Gyl9ss
Dislncl uI Iulunlbn q (js .,,,.......,... lO9
National Republican., 1882-11-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

stock and Bond Observation-Disclosures and
General Markets.
The following report ofthe financial market yester-
day, together with opening and closing quotations.
furnished by the banking-ho Of II. D. Cooke,
jr., d Co.. 1929 + ST.. Washington. d. C.:
National Republican., 1882-11-16
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
y. =. .. . -

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. NOV. 70 ,0so-
4; IN NJ c,,oor, LEAVE WAsmINGToN.i H. is'@-
seSpHE Cars sS 10 cacaSaf n aSaf E. Eait toas a
S 40 Pa RRsItimors Ecot, City, and Way stations
$50 Batimore. Annapolis, and Way. (Piedmont
,-.,- Way via Relay) ""'
s;lS i'Sint q Rocks and and Way stations.
DIV ihppIie,p%nh prirp % New York and Boston Expre.I
SA' s'9Inlon and Valley Express Connects for
HnioserSStown ios and at Point OF Rocks ior Fred
1000. Baltimore, Hyattsyille and Laurel Express
Stops NJ Bei.sNlile, Annapolis Junction, Jes-
suns; s,i and Dorseys On sundays stops at
1000 Baltimore Express. Stops at Hyattsville and
tlO:lS Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati. and ST. Louis
\, W.T. and Chicago.
l2io Beitlmorc Ellicoit City, Annapolis, and Way
tI:2SS on SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way
t2:2O Baltimore Express. '''
tS;oo baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex-
$780, Baltimoro and Why Stations. fwinobeater.
Iaderck' frederick Hagers,own, and Way via Re-
4So Baltimore, Hyattsye, and Laurel Express
ETeassp,sS' nSisnn' Via Relay Stops at Annapolis
f4,4o. Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
tf4A Point OF Rocks, u, Freder!ck, Hagerstown, Win
- Point OF Rocks aud Wa, stations only
VIA Rssy EfRS gops at MaTsGs n and aSys
tSSS Roiht RoItra 0i Rocks rex, aud Hnd Way Stations.
lI'Vo' pailHOTe ana W ny Stations,
800 Baltimore Express.
ts:iu Pitlsburg, Cleveland and Detroit Expresa
,,,, Sleeping Cars to plttsburg
1S4L Philadelphia, New York, and BOSTON Exnrass
.o.- go Sleeping Cars TO New York
T|0o. Chicago, Cincinnati and St Louis EXPRESS
- Chicago, "
ll:N Baltimore and Wav Sta,taua.
Daily. -fSnna.sso only Other trains daily except
SUNDAY. - '-
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Onices Washington station. 6e aud l35I
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth street,
ipr In bp pl nLad
WM CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
G. X LORD,
National Republican., 1882-11-16

LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
N AT REASONABLE RATES
At THE REPUBLICAN OBRIOE.
National Republican., 1882-11-16
DIED.

GIBSON.-On November a. 1882, at the residence
of II. 8. Menamin esq.,, Philadelphia, Pa, GRACE L.,
daughter OF George and Margaret p. Gibson, In the
14th year of her age
Funeral from 81. Andrews Church, Fourteenth
and CorcOran streets, Friday morning, November
II, at 10 o'clock.
TAYLOR.-On Tuesday afternoon, November IA.
at 30 after short illness of paralysis Mrs. SABINA
A. TAYLOR, In the 6sth yenr of her age,
Funeral from the residence of her son, Dr. Leroy
NJ Taylor, No. 70i NJ street northwest, on Thursday
afternoon at O'clock Friends oil the hmily invited
in MT
National Republican., 1882-11-16
MARRIED,

SHEPARD-SUMMERS.-- Memorial Church
corner Fourteenth street and Vermont avenue, MT
CHARLES BHEPAnD, OF Churchv vile, N. V, to Miss
FLORENCE 1. SUMMERS, of Annandale, Va
lRochester papers please copy.l
National Republican., 1882-11-16

Corner New York avenue and Fourteenth street,
Washington, d. q
This house has been renovated throughout having
been painted, papered, and refurnished.
Terms per day. $3.50.
liberal discount by the week or with families in
tending to spend the winter In Washington, Meals
without rooms. t25 per month, or " per week.
se4-3m yNO. n. SCOTT, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1882-11-16
HOTELS, ETC.
HOTELS, ETC.
DUBOIS
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
1928 Penna. Avenue.
ROOMS EN- SUITE AND SINGLE.
TERMS MODERATE.
Board by the Day, Week, or Month Parlors for
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL,

Board by the Day, Week, or Month. rariors for
prIyata Dinners noII
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-06
LIVE
Special r,coatches to The BsR.
nuInAnn

Special l.coatches to THB BBa.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December 5 The Drovers'
Journal rs ports ~ follows:
Hogs-Actiye and strong at Be advance;
common to good mixed, s 70@6 80; heavy,
6 15@6 Is; light, 8 65G6 %; large offering
of light, with demand very weak; skips,
8 5Oa5 25.
Cattle and dragging; values
steady; good to choice shipping. 8 POO
6 90; common to fair, 4 00@5 90; butchers
fairly active and firm az 2 20@3 95; stock
ers and feeders, 2 S5@4 20.
shesp@slow and steady; common to
fair, 2 60@3 %; medium to good, 3 400
8 80; choice to extra, 4 20 94 SO.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, December 5.-Ths Live
| Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle Firmer for good grades, but
weak and slow for door; native steers of
LEO to 1,150 lbs sod at 4 2595 10; COVE,
3 COOS 50; stookers and feeders, 3 BOG
4 %.
Hogs Lower and weak, ranging at 8 80
as 80, with the bulk of Gales at 3 9o@6 10.
Sheep Steady; 3 oo@3 so.
ST. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS, December 5.-Cattle-
| Supply light and demand small; market
dull and weak; light shipping, A 25@5 co.
heavy ditto, 5 00@5 75i bnthets' steers,
3 50@4 20; for good TO choice; common and
mixed butchers stuff 25O@3 %; stock ers,
3 O0G3 80; feeders, 3 so "A 90; grass Tex.
ans, 2 75@3 so for common to fair; no real
good ones offering.
Sheep-Quiej: good TO choice muttons
s 25@4 25j Texans, 2 5000 co. lambs, 2 5t
"a GU.
Hcgs-Lower for light; frmer for pack
ing and heavy; light to good Workers, 5 6.
as so; packing. 6 00@6 %; butchers t
extra, 6 20@6 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-06

from starvation, and 30 provide them
with seed for future crops. There
have been rumors that many leading
grain merchants ard their bank. the
Nolga-k ANA bank, are about to fail.
In order to quieb The public mind.
the directors of the hp"k have recent.
ly issued q card Hsss.s that there In
no ground frr .,'rr A~pprehepsion.
Yet ever '',s @m,e IRA cand;dlv
admit bat this year the
RurH,pt p'.,,u deal, , instead of
pe'U'"s their usual prob from 40 to
O. ,"r cent, lose fully ~ osr cent on
tue,r capital, This hos. however.
the directors say, 10 too Insignificant
to cripple any of the large grain OK.
porters. But the pubic h ,re take
quise a different view OF the matter,
The Russian journals also unanimous
ly argue in tine same line. "If In a
year Of comparative prosperity" they
say, I've lose our grain, what can we
expect in years Of short or bad crops2'
"How do you account for the 30.
called grain crises2' l asked o Russian
grain merchant.
"The American cheap grain has
completely undermined u.s." he re-
piled. at is clear that we cannot
compete with our trans.A Atlantic
friends, at least under our present
circumstances. Do you think a man
With a hoe can compete with o man
with a steam plowl That representa-
our respective conditions. Our agri-
culture is in the primitive state, and
our transportation Is in Its in
fancy. In spite of dear labor Amer
lean grain costs the producer
only half as much as Russian
grain, and besides in America an aero
Of cultivated soil yields three times ss
much az we get from our soil, which
az vet knows no manur Then,
again, the Yankees trap for profit,
and we export over grain to supply
pressing needs. II we did not pay
our foreign debts and obligations in
grain we should have to export gold,
and that would bring instantly state
bankruptcy. It is evident that we
must yiold to America the honor and
profit of being the granary OF the
world"
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-06

SIehp AllOEICah SIhtl Etdlh'lH Lb0
Russian Farmers.
st. Petersburg Correspond noe OF The New York
Sun.
Notwithstanding a very good crop
this year, we have now a decided
crisis In the grain market. The
Unitei States has squarely beaten US
In the European market. Henceforth
America is to be the undisputed gran
airy of the world" This is the most
significant avowal that has ever been
made by the Russian grain merchants,
who until this year has sincerely
hoped and believed that the Cars
county would become the granary of
Europe, il not of the world.
In the last five ear
the control of the Euro
peanIgrain market has been quietely
transferred ACROSS the Atlantic, but
the Russian grain, dealers were not
alarmed. They called 1t an accident,
and brought forward apparently am
pie reasons to explain it. They point
ed to a long series of short and bad
crops, while their trans Atlantic
friends, as they call the Americans,
had good crops; they recalled the de-
plorable war with Turkey, which had
exhausted the resources CT the coun-
try, and finally they argued that the
Nihilist movement, with it's ''crown-
ing deed, tho killing of the car, had
alarmed the country 10 the utmost.
No wonder that, under such circum,
stances, the Russian grain trade had
collapsed.
But this year the Russians were ap
parently prosperous. They had nc
war on their hands, the nihilists wert
quiet, and the crops were very good
Up to August l, they exported l27,
200, 900 bushels of grain, 76, 000, COZ
bushels is more than tho whole expor
Of last year. But notwithstanding al
this, what is the resultl A graf,
%crisisl Russian farmers and grail
dealers and tho public at large ar,
panic stricken. Millions of peasants
have FASTENED to sell thei
grain in order to pay the ar
rears Of taxes and sundry debts
But the prices have been exceeding
ly low, aud now many of them ar
penniless, and have no provision Is
the coming winter. Il is even sal
that the minister of the interior ha
already admitted that he has no
lmeans enough to a v the peasant