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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
GRAIN IND PRODTCE MARKETS.
rrATr.rEs OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.


The Government report Of crop rrscr''>. which on
Monday dcprr- cd curb prices decidedly in wheat.
.cxertch the principal hcar~h nfucnc" Al the open
ing Yesterday Iut although the dealing In options
ran up u 1000 900 bushels, the trading possessed
little Interesting feature Large Northwestern ~
c.ps the big gain t952 900 bushels I'm the amount on
passage to Europe. mild weather West and ca, cable,
helped 10 increase the depression Mt the opening
Nav began AT -6 | cents, against : cent, al the
orlcal close of Monday. and after rally OF cent
fell To SIS cents. The ictter export demand and
,rc. cIear,nces supplicd supporting element, lat b.
and the curb price was unchanged and dcainI' "er'
light The net changes from the official ending Of
Monday 81 cent.
spot wheat early was weak. hut the market closed
steady. The export demand was 900" hn.h',, IN
Guiding "a 900 bushc, Of 40. ! hard ,prng "h'"',
The milling demand Wa, rO'''' p"7"'''' "'''''f W
spring grades ., -
rcportd sales Of 9f-.oOO bushels spot and special
The export engagements At other POM amount . u
10 100 900 bushels. The options were "rN u'hH III
moderately, aud at the end Na.ch wa~ up oc,'
at 30 ! /. and the other month, were unchanged;
oats were steady IN" spot. largely dn' I" sh'' 81
10000 bu he'll for export. The options were quiet
any Lard ruled firm. hut quiet with net advance in
The options Of few points
The nnal quotation, a. follows:
Wheat March. - ! .-. April. 80 = MAY 40 j
June - 3 December, - cent
Corn March 30 II; April, ''6 81 Nay b ! r;
'"' Cat, March, - l.; April. - II; May. -
cents. 49, $780,, . ,.. ,,
- AZ: August. 80 30, september f'' 'r''hcr'
90 g.
at New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and l'ostgn wcr
ne follows. Wheat .D25 bushels, corn, Ill .o23
bushels oats IGI 376 bushels: total gram. 7.o,32t
yankee and St. Loni, the arrival We're Wheat.
II 755 bushels corn. 1906 nu'hcl, ",', ~ ',
bushels; total grain, 1854 so bushels h"nr @''oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Mach H. p. m.-Cotton- The sales Of the
day include 20 200 bale, American Future, closed dull
American Mddlng low middlmg clause March delivery.
5.Oid buyers March and April delivery. q 5Gfd buyers
April and MAY delivery sold SELLERS; Ma, and Jnn,
delivery l0.6id sellers June and July delivery: l6id
sellers July and August delivery l20d sellers An'
gust delivery l26id sellers August and september d.
livery, lO6d sellers september delivery. 1000 IL
lers September and October delivery jOd seller,
October and November delivery. 41-6id sellers. .
Galveston, March ll-Cotton arm mddng. 10 l3lo'. J
low middlng, 10 ?idc good ordinary lose; net ana
gross receipts ilo2 bales sales. ~ bales stock -So'o
bales. -..
Norfolk. March li-Cotton steady mddng 10 lo-lo,
and receipts 422 bale, exports coaswsc lVl
bales sales. i5s bales; stock. 23 lao bs's. ,o,.
savannah March li.-Cotton steady middling. lo'.c
low middlng Oac good ordinary 9sc net and gross re-
ceips 97S bales exports coastwisc go bales sales 5o
bales stock 81 1913 bales. ,
New orleans, March ll:-Cotton quiet and arm ma
ding 10 610c low middling. 10 IL l6c; good ordinary
0ic receipts Bib bales gross i.31O bale, eN
ports Britain, los50 bales sales, 1900 bales
stock, lSo, 067 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
TILE TRADE IN CIIICAGO.

Chicago, March II (spccaD.-fhc Government crop
report AZ Indicated by the conduct Of prices on the
curb Monday night had bcarish effect on the wheat
market The May option started In the morning At
~ l-s cents, kept all the session between - :"
"a 3.s and ~ 81 cents and closed where II opened
Gables although OF course the foreigner, had the
Washington figures, were not particularly weak. The
Liverpool opening quiet. while spot wheat there
closed unchanged and future wheat showed a decline
Of only IA penny. There was good deal of local
professional selling. and considerable selling which
came apparently from the scaboard. The buying Of
the day was led by Hutchinson. For awhile lie took
the offerings u cents, but the selling getting "A
little furious AT that price he withdrew at that hgure
and was not buyer again until the price reached
II "a cents for May. The purchases by him and
by Others at that figure sufficient, not only to
stop the decline bnt 10 cause slight rca' ton. Tie
scabOaId ccaranccs for the day were the equivalent
Of 900, 900 bushels. There were continued reports
OF damage Ia the winter wheat from the recent
severe weather. They came principally from the
South. Corn during the day was steady within a
range Of Ia cent. May opening at 80 37 cents, and
closing al 30 80 "a cents, Provisions were
strong, pork and ribs showing at the close an ad
vance Of IL cents. while lard closed Just where II
did Monday. The incident of the pit was the buying
OF May pork by Norton a Worthington. presumably
for the New-Yorh clique. They took perhaps 5000
bushels May wheat on the curb was IS l-s cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
The BROKEN BAEDER GLrE COMPANY.

Pittsburg March 1.-THE affairs of the Baeier Gine
Company. Of New York and Pittsburg. which falled
several days ago. are In mnddled condition u. X
Kern of the NewYork partners in the cits try
ing 10 unravcl the mystery. He states that Louis l.
iiaughey, the Pittsburg member of the firm acknowr
edges having obtained large OF money on notes,
to which he signed the firms name The exae'
amount thus appropriated not known. but Mr.
Kern thought 1t would reach at least 100000 lho
total liabilities may exceed Sl50Oo0 and the creditors
In his opinion. wilI be lucky If they get 30 per ceh'
OF their claims. The Springdalc works are III 'h'
hands OF the sheriff and the employees have been az
charged. Judgments have been entered up aesresa.s
ing 100000. MIR. llaughcy Is u brothcr-in law
General Lew Wallace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

Trade quiet with no change 70 note a The price
IS 25dS6 per 100 inferior to prime Yearlngs at IS 5od
AZ 25 Spring Lambs shade hlmer Tor good stock,
and sold at sas7 head "a few selected a. - 2ods 5
ngs had moderate Inquiry at 9aal02c Dressed Spring
sold at the vide range OF @"aSo per carcass but
was rarely exceeded.
ut IS rs per As do, 81 n, at - 80 i6 do SO NJ
AT SIS 25 State Lambs 90 N, at 80 90; "a 20, TO ~ q
AZ % G5 do SAB NJ at IS So
Dillenback & Dewey: 10 State Sheep 80 ~ at - 50
10 do "a n 81 75 u do. 70 n. at 80 10 % state
Lambs o. n, at IS 75 1874 do. 7oa n, at 81 80 do 7ss
" F. s. Kase late yesterday 300 Western Lambs. rs n.
G. Collins 81 Jersey Spring Lambs, at 81 to 81 pei
NV D. Appleget II Jersey Spring Lambs at 81 per
head 4 do 0|hoce), at 81 so each.
Fycritt Co. Jersey Spring Lambs at IS 10 81 per
Receipts so carloads Of 7070 head-3l carloads
., 1erssy CITY IA carloads 4Oths and carloads at
Mobokcn None for sale alive. Some late sales were
n.de at - 50ds4 ~ and the market may be
quoted hrm at 81 todst s. per 100 n
5aSsc Tor ieoa22o n 5'.a5'.c for lood1Go n 5'.asc
io YDilenback Dewey late yesterday 40 State
uoos I47 n az 81 GO: Rough Pigs 10f n. at 50 80.
NJ pidcock Sons, late yesterday: 50 Pigs,
6si n az 81 ~; Hogs, 2io ~ at 81 So Rough Pigs,
N az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

Include, sales Of 10000 barrels Of cash oil at
% - cents.
Refined oil wns unchanged At 80 ccnL>>S'F e'l'"
In barrel, and $50 cents IN cases.
Refined oil shade easier AZ London ana a
shade rrn,cr a. Antwerp. Quotations were; NM
vnrn l. ! IL Il francs; Bremen. 600 marks .
London. . go , "a pence"
on CITY Penn. March li-Nsicnsl Transit c"ftih-
90, o,.,ed a. g2'.o. hiche-f ~, livc.t - ,
III A. d27sc Sales. $50 900 hnis chart 49, '''lf Dds
.ilrr.n,s Il 73l hbls runs. - 20. Dis
i,,.rr-c penn March II Petroleum market dull but
.t.adv: N,tonai Transit ceithca'e, .pI~i At ''r'
lied 1.a.r. highest a3'.c lowest re'.
bradford Penn March II Na9ial IF'n M, ,'lI..
L,sf aot.c cltaranct.. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

highest arures ruling firm The early weakness was ~
s@% crop p. s'fs aRe
GSs'S had '' no market f SasS
ana s s and e sSss
sales bush gture yZ aS yhi essn q Ss7
m sieSs, sS' ssSssS
a af g. August S
white. 3o'ac elevator low mixed 9Sc eS"sS.c closing
At sSs DO e Apr 50 5e@sc closing at sSs GO
Ia Nay sGs ss s cI0 ng g c Closing
oXTSCs,h grades had Increased demand m
g gafI fps oo spw a%q Of 50 600
ss carly syn9sn1ns with C atc ou' sales
80 elevator shise elevator fe el'ys sa
Sysrc s sssS 81 ssfe Si TO-
y %si!s s So March losing So April
4 M MAJ. DO Nay g s,S Ssas at 0ss at
Quoted nrn 80 y, 7oa72ac so n 62 dG5e 80 n go 90
P 100 Ss |Sefs arc q Hs 1ssS
%1 S.y s i Sa%y S% Sas sH oSs
s's':i S'" sSsS j.; ssno%s
zoe; oat and Wheat soa35S. 49,. ..,.o
from N.Y. - occasional demand medium Grades
the %a ia '' S%Ss ia s'a sss ss 1853
sc medium 1le do common seloc do 1887 sGec
common Hale choice 1885, liHl2c common to prime
nIii Ss,s Stock grade; ' the %Ss "'ssss
S sf R%G@o. 9o Ayfs: Sle!'a . %Ss Sq2
a1 C% IS .nos iU1 G. cs@fse a"sS
10 ~ ioc Cordoya kip 'oal3 y at l0c Cortes Monte:
ds ana H %e ann f. g. iSc s s they
isds n case; Drysslted Matamoras selected 24G2s y
sac sontsn cow a a ssc RIO
g. Ety. A. .%a r g OK and sSS OK and
COW 5OdGO n 5ad6c city slaughter 60d70 ~ 6td1c
and coed eSpors business which fully absorb. daily
ccpt@ Prices remain for several weeks past but the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
EI,R0pEAN pHOnrCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March II. 3 As y. m.-Eecf IN poor demand
Pork In FAIR denand Hams IN good demand Bscon-Th'
demand fallen short rib about - N. irn at 3O>.
chccre- Tho d. has fallen on Taow In fair demand
prlme city nrm a 2is Cd Spirits OF iurpentinr In poor
den and steady at 81 "a Rosin In good demand conn OF
steady az 4, "a Iurd-Spo and futures Ia poor demand
brine Western SPOT March. April and MAY am 32s
Sd. Wheat In poor demand. Flour In fair demand Corn
Spot I'm poor demand futures In good demand mixed
Western April IS Gid May At 81 0'.d Hops
1t London-Pacinc Coast-There Is nothing Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
THE PEIROLETM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE II ED AND RANGE OF PRICES
Dispatches 10 some brokers in petroleum yesterday
alleged that the reduction In net stocks oi Oh ~
all the pipe line, Wa ONLY $4,000 bhfr'' J" I''
,narv such significant showing had Nitl' ci''t
an values, and apparently because IN" ah-ence Of
speculative aggression has left nc"~ ana u" mArhcl
Al The mercy of purolv selfish Interests N"i "n'
- chnupv~ prices. bat ~chOppv" mcth,f, appear Z" Ice
the Influences that should forbid -vmpity WIN "-'i-
a, the oil game 1T the oil ltArf-. 80 ihi'r'-'
Gems willing or abb 20 furnish adequat" Information
a. T., the Western situation u petroleum ana NC
rubuc viii Ignore the game" while II epc, on 10 IT.
The range Of prices and the total dealings We're -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
LIVE. STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Pusalo March l1-ositle Coz last p h9urs 3oo
Sco Consigned through 300 all to Ncw.York SALE
20 head steady. Sheep and Iambs-i.ecepts last -
week thus far, 10 600 for sans
time last week 500 consigned TN, ugh; 500 all 70
Nv, york ON sale ZOO; unsettled. hOgs-RsceipN
ast - hours 3 total for week thus far % 200 fof
same time week, 2l,2so; consigned though 800
or which Ntw-lO DIRK; OF sale, o'o; strong ana
higher medium and heavy, - - mH,d - io Workers.
Al 4Odst Is: pics - s. rouch- - 5Oas3 o.
Chicago :iarch li.Ca te-Reccipt'; . 900 shipmenS
3 900 market strong: Zoe highsf 20 ~ ~ 80 -
Tcsas com fed ,t.rrs sass o. Hog2.R,ccips Oooo
shipments 10 600: market strong 10 De hlgheri mick
81 boast TO- heavy and licnt. - JOor4 10 SKIP IS ~
az 30. shecpKece.pts 1000 slpni'nvv, lUVo na "a
- sOd4s 10 Texans. - 5asS % 'ms - sO4so d.
general supply OF cattle, but heavy :Iihg % ~
Prices, however. were steady az lldl-@c pr ~
St. Louis March Receipts, 800 shipments,
100 market higher good fancy native .tef> -
fair good 30dsf 81 stocbers ana l'N'> = 21
~ so rmgc steers 81 J0as3 30. Ho2s-kecept, 800
shipments 300 stronger: air 10 cnol'" hrdNs
s3 55dsi O5 packing graIcs, 90 90asi light fair 70
best, SO ?odsi Sheop-Recelts, $500; shipments Ivy;
<5d&6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

pEuco DYro EIc The grn,ip. as'i.c, IN The
dug Joe moving ogt Win mc!'istin ana s',a'y AZ
',nrG ,-i,eS quoted 81 ,,as2 fo gram. ard a i5a
y - for 80 les cent WOOD ioiaN is car. ana IN
s. .qs e-sas aaa al 80 S IN s5 and 3d.
,o.G aa.s At Ard ns i i' escas r' caSD
Ammon, quoted a. , ttr'n Ira, ,os sql, sG I
c1,h 'sl dfm sin oasr, sgo,cd ios his9sG'
w J,ns 'ns and ''ieI e.'' Tor e'aesd
l A. os oss 1Sd .s IN , .a%s sSrm.as
qao,a e,.s - and s i AZ .Sr Of sa~ quo 20
and nut decided eh.nsc 1a' 9,cSrrea fn9's
:. ooass for new root.
!o.N ANG noMrsrIC oNIF 10 Fnr 1 ,os y yss4
oss s s' f '9 'is aa. o" ar a.. q" @o wig at @
rat.-. 'pFrsn's "r. In good az mani ..aah aouc.',
uoe E,',n, ,cs g 90 Do Mnasa Inp ca6i.
~ :. -oa.. go 60 Valencia % stalk new ".H'c DO
II" r,f,r,a /. " ! crown. 81 S6ds2 10; do Cator.
nj, london 800 80 Date, per.an 9Q,n box ta5c
rusai-h lsso, t,,e prunc. Turkish o@ zoos &c
r rdas i4Deic DO canary .1silcd s5c Do SI,iy
,hcd e94a@i. do Xal,nra .h', , no '0r n~
fn.er, Scli, - Iis, smyrna. h,cr. esl.c :
A' r6RSiN go GGfffN FIFTH Saracr
u. ,mui9c- demand for o,nsc and g ss . ana o 4
r e,,,na '''' T ~ er' ' ha' .' steady support
IS, quot lemons cAor to fancy sicily soo,, = 55s
.oo-. eea.. - orange iamajc" rpach'd ,,"r2 30
sI"c''d y s5G-i So i.ananr~ Port Iion nr-
~ 80 co,oanet nara,o, I -5csI| .t so'o'"u''
FISH Demand for ali Eind- o. ait and dried a-h run
as "cdoa,e w but na s"p erad f ;n a .o week.
2Yoa,io!n. >no1 va. %o Noa cod ac cS
- 75nsG I.ank - - Bonoo>, ,od ''eorgcs I'D =
rr y az. So ram enoc racicG Tii- Toe and Waaias
i l5c ~ne'e ilcrf4f E1,'R9'i Re S,,i -
Irrn G0aG.lc for Ordno'' and Full White Hoops. '0a
FLOUR ANp MEAL FLOUR The general feeling To-.
aa, wa- wcshc and t'rc wa mon II pn,,ulr {" I'll
.n and the export demand Very nodcrat >al,..
10 100 hb, 900 Tor cNport Including ieo hhls
Low E a, =; lSss9 e., 81 300 a sS' S v M al
is,'a. - i5as, 10; 600 bD' Winter M v....
l,ots SO '' Goa S " an Gaa %sa ~
lee IG90u n DPS P,,ra VT indie. a0at % ran: %
Trade - I5e - t., fair g. choice. = s5@T % fancy
,n'v - soa oo Mnir- sprns Wheat low sA;ra
g es2 80 LEAR oo W. To- anr, 4 75at Co pn GS
Culinary t" choice 81 35asl 90 fancy do s5a.5 TO- and
NEG n a. s. q 30 s o HR s '% o M" weak
s9rTmtS 6r aNc va :. s., .@ q S '' aas SAND and
a , oG :, : 80 r ama in M mo Gqs demand
Sale -, bb- SUP lnne, - 15as3 fan,, IN snail lo'
a - rHNW d QUIZ, aud 9 SaSS it ,-d 'sSS
a. =, "a and fancy u 40 CORNMEAL- Had moderate
S :, w sss. so @S' SS at o. and
d sa.% being On dealt nIs' but n
nuet,iatons prices were comparatively light ana the
a,se so "a. @S Sy1a 70 s acr %h
declined to Soc out % H.e % T t%S y and nd
a. sic on the late Early In the day there
s s.e~ ycts SSs and S /" addition to amour"
.ho"d dpsc a We're rssRr Oos HcP
and that TOO helped tne bears beside The weather
west we're again liberal chiefly at Minneapolis Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
rf-popT.N FINANCIAL, MARX FITS.

landau March II. D. m.-Atlantic and Great western
FIRST oirsgc trustees certificates. 33 Canadian Pach
80 Erie 20 do second consols lOtis Illinois 'rnffaL
iITi. MrNican ordinary 81 -. Paul common. 90 .
rcnnsvlNan!A SO Reading. 1874.
Har silver quoted at 43 sd per ounce"
Money ga 81 per cent. 49, 49,.
Paris quot exchange on LONDON NJ - francs
" Tn" amount Of bullion gone into Bank Of England
on balance to-day is go 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
WHEAT. NO. ..

WHEAT. No.
Opening. CHEST. Lowest. cOslny
H;S ..:..:::.. S s: S: +. +
M Msp ...:..:..... -. =, - g,
Me- H::.' &: &: - e.: 81 g.: 81 s.;
MESS PORK. PER BEL.
March ... - Oh $9971 s997e 20 p, >
Nay .-.-..--..-.-. 10 20 10 1875 1923 io9o i95S
LARD. PER 100 LBS.
S;;., - 81: 81: $ :i: $ :f5s s.: s..
SHORT RIBS, PER 100 LBS.
H S%a. :.. g 81 : g: g. So
quotations i,nes 5I2ar qSie' and .5r IN;
S aSsas 7.s ~ S i0!S red az go s
2s.e Mo-, Ga' sxoesa 81 = Prime timothy
81 To- mes, pork per bbi SO lard 1er igo y 20 o-s
s ~ s"H GS>d D' clear aes boxed
= g oSas sugar. sa T unchai scd
Article u1 ,~.'' Receipts. shpmssns,'
heat. ba 80 GEO od Ig cGS
Con- bush $tS 600 600 $1,000 $1,000
ny ous n,s6 s. 900 $4,000
ON the Produce Exchange TO-DAY, the butter market
49,. s5c anc Fl age finest diaries 2od2Sc npe. 4a
Milwaukee, March ll.-Flour unchang,u Wh'1' ~
SS,da:fR 81 % Corn da So srask o g,
Provision. drn. PORK $40 Lard 80 Butte steady
aar, o. ioo Rsceipt,~fIoar 200 ~, Nhea, 80 eco
S wheat BOO" Sco bush 'V Ssr ISS ooo Bush
phiadcgh March iro%r ,,sad 1 WHAT, ys H'a 5dSs
prime to fancy s5dolc: steamer No red IN ~ s Sr,
So .sd MisA sssss conn HSn Nh IN
market opened weak aud prices ot options ase pn
~ %Sl"e , GGms'G for sca Ts sdc Sry Gr
~To' miNcd do Sic &c. I Yellow do Sa5ec migrated
In Grain depot SOC steamer in export elevator 80
so . in do 35'.c; No nigh mixed on t5.sA, .; a.
DO II egaa d,PS 81 Ma, 80 @ 'S a NJ June s6.dS6
0ats"R Receipts liberal aud market for carlot> quiet a.
Sar rs,,s o "a" whte so do on Track. SOL
future, quiet and without important change No Sh
M,r.' s 3 So So As ssS dS and weak
nr-, liisc Feed hrncr winter bran S H. f9yt'
do isir to good 55dooc buroanh> ana star, h'i,' -
SOC 60 tar 70 good ',"'g N, ,,.h"mcid rsSi.
Flour $50 bb- wheat 10 zoe bush corn' -o-'oo push
St loui, March lI.-rlour unchanscd Wheat love-.
The close was tame. with May - juno Sc and july &c
bclow YESTERDAY NO td ,-'n ~, ~ ,,o,1 80" tos
n%cd ssn 9isc. Msi,h cio,,d % pa MAY 26'- az
July e7ts bid srP'r@l.eT g Sa ay a., n' o"'
trading. Harley st.ady Iowa S9c W,ecn'n ',o.
- 80 - - a.h.d Butt, dun nominal Ess,.
IL CON nra ~ SS" dl, 49, bu ",S Il o.
unchanged ngurr>. E,ceipts-flout. 5000 bhl> wheat
1000 bush corn. so 600 bush eat', 5000 bush -.
lS Oo0 bills, wheat loco bush com. $1,000 bush :;
''' io1do' 0hc March whea, dan lows cash So
May. Sic July 7ss Ausg,, 3-, Com ds'l ' ."i
,ced aeIiWe lover cash - 20 April 80 Is l;se,ips-
wheat zoo S bush S 81 bush zoo o' b eora
iGi 500 bush oats, $4,000 bush clover seed, bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

COTTON spot market Pulled dnli. but prices >N""'u
no decided change 40 AZ ropoft.d foTt rr'ptN 70
u 40 bale, this day last year since s"Pirnrr re-,
,.f. AZ ia. mort, aggregated 5.+231f bales, against
oog az bales Tor the corie ending time lat year
Quotations are based American Standard OF Cassh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12
AN Standard OF Classin-


Sf-' food ofdinarr 80. Aiiddllnc II
fuon- ruled weak and ,lo.d W.T.. general de- n" on
AL i'ouff-. I.4triN 'f' ttirf ana i-lrt F"'lI
continued snail but fhrf than offset hN h'afl
..,fn. which pr..lil.d all period thor" was
i-ak ~ 90. points Hna. nrlr.- -ho"fd recovery
a., n. ts,lnto SAIL 900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

Deposits IN BANKS. 70 III -1'oJ''' I''V ''''''
Net cash balancess24s 2s3 IA Dec
The foreign exchanges were dull and weak for
to-morrow's steamers We revise quOtat ons for
business as follows Bankers bills at 81 - "a and
81 81 ls for long and short sterling respectively
French francs at ri rs and BIO 3-s ; reichmarks
at "a l-2 and 95. and guilders at 40 ana AZ To-
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
Tn London Kritisb consols were easier AZ % is
for money and steady at 81 3-s for account. Inc
Bank of England gained E22, 600 bullion on bal
ancc. In the open market money was easier ~, 40
1-sa3 Is per cent for discount % bankers bllls
and ruled at about 3 IA per cent for balances.
Bar silver further declined to AZ sd per ounce.
American railways were irregular, without other
features than prompt responses 20 the home quo
tations Philadelphia and Reading stock, how
ever did not respond to yesterday home advances
and remained dull and steady. At Paris French
pcr cents were easier at $500 and sight eN-
change ruled at 1925 francs 10 the =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

Net silver on hand 23,753,2H 23,353Ool Dec 5cilo3
legal-tenders ,-o 40
hand 9O35,3Sl S.SS4,5no Dec ioV'fio
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
outstanding - 49,. - -, - q,
n d l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

Cash quotations I1IIcN, I-o1T I'- a11 ~.
changed No spring wheat. 77i-d11a-c No. s spring
wheat 79d7lc 80. rcd; 77rG57'sc; 40 sorn -
os..r No , oats. 2O d2Oasc No. . rye. i2Lrt 80
Rsr,ey nominal No fsNse.d 81 - prime timothy Sod
Il To- mes, pork per bol $40; lard Per 100 y 80 OF:
al a., short ribs sides dec e - 9odc1 crN raltP
shoulder, boxed 25aS so short clear sides ooAedl
o5dsj 30 whl~kcy distillers finished goods per GAL
~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-12

The Treasury to-day secured only Sl42,3oo
bonds: per cents. $4,000. and 4 J.? per
cents $65. 500. At the Stock Exchange there
were sales of 4 per cent registered nj l22, and
ID per cents at 1903 IL. Annexed are The
clnsinc quotations:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27
Republican Revolt.

The Republican tariff thinkers are
hearing from the West Senators
Plumb and ingalls,, of Kansas, and
Paddock and Manderson, of Nebras-
ka, answering the demands of their
constituents, have voted against
their party associates on the Tariff
bill.
1t is significant and important
revolt. 1t vindicates what the Rev
enue Reformers have boon contend
ing for. 1t demonstrates that the
Mckinley Bill is a measure which
the consumers ofthe country cannot
stand. The movement for recipro-
city has shown that our business in.
terests need wider and freer mar
ket. And now the farmer protests
against longer serving as the goose
for the manufacturers to pluck.
Mr.. McKinley's sincerity as a
PrOtectionist has led him to accept
the logical conclusion of his pet doc.
trine. He has made bill entirely
consistent with the Republican plat
form of 1888 but Senator Plumb
assures him that if it had been un-
derstood that the platform meant
what it id the Republican party
would have been beaten.
Thnna ..
a score of Republican Congressman
who would assent to every schedule
of his extraordinary bill. Party
discipline, however, keeps most of
the Senators and Representatives in
line, but here are four of the most
intense and loyal partisians who re-
bel because their constituents an
grily protest against an increase of
the burdens of taxation.-N. y.
World.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-27

The Morgan murder trial, which
occupied the most of last week ut
Middlebourne, Tyler county, was
given to the jury to-day, and after
being out about half an hour,
brought in verdict against Mary
J. Morgan of murder in the first
degree, and recommended that she
be confined in the penitentiary for
life as punishment.
On May 9TH, 1888, Jacob Morgan,
a prosperous farmer of near Hebron,
w. Va, was murdered in cold blood.
A man by the name of Attleberger
was accused of the crime by Mrs.
Morgan; but he being able 10 prove
an alabl, being in Ohio at the time
the murder was committed, he was
released, and Mrs. Morgan was ar
rested, but the grand jury being
unable to get sufficient evidence to
to indict her, she was released.
About one year ago G. G. Gale, a
detective of Parkersburg was en-
gagged to work up the case. He had
Mrs. Morgan arrested again. The
grand jury found an indictment
against her, and she was tried and
found guilty as above stated
Pdrkersburg Sentinel.