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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14
JUDGE MERRlMA DEAD.
2hc Distinguished Jurist Summoned to
Appear Before the Great Judge.

The distinguished Jurist Summoned to
Appear Before the Great Judge.
RALEIGH, Nov. IA. Especial = The
city of Raleigh and the state of North
Carolina has cause for genuine sorrow
to day. Judge A. 5. Merriman, of the
Supreme court, whose extreme illness
has for some time been a cause of appre-
hcnsiOn to many, was summoned to that
higher court this morning, to receive the
reward Of a we'll -spent life.
Born in BuncOmbe county some sixty
three years go, with only about eight
months schooling at an old field cabin,
we find him in 1878 at the head Of the
law firm of Merriman, Fuller & Ashe.
The same year he was made United
States senator, in which capacity he
served with credit to himself and the
state until 1879. About this time Ashe
withdrew from the firm, and it was
Merriman e Fuller till 1880, when Mr..
w. w. Fuller was admitted, and the firm
became Merrimsn, Fuller Il Fuller.
On September %, 1888, he was APP
pointed associate justice by Governor
Jarvis 10 fill the unexpired terra of Judge
Thomas Rutfin, resigned, aud caief jus
tice by Governor Fowle, November IS,
1899, and afterwards elected as chief JUS
tice at the general election.
With no college training, and Rfew
months only al school, he worked his
way to the head of his profession, and
though recently connected with the
church, his life was lived in religion and
piety, and this phase of his character was
evident to all who came in contact with
him. /.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14

Kitchen Work "A Proud "Occu PalIph'
Kitchening seems to be the only sFe-
cies Of work that no II need blush for,
and, after all, does not hunger justify
the means? In the midst Of that period
of the French revolution known as the
reign Of terror, did not the eX-CapUclne
monk, Chabot ian expert in the science
of good living invent the "Omelette
truffee aux pointes d'asperges,' and also
"a la PURGE de p~intades:' Did you know
that it was to the electOr Of Bavaria that
we owe the "bavarOise," which was pre-
pared and made under his own eyes for
the first time at the Cafe Procope?
Modern history also offers noble ex-
amples to our admiration. The Empress
Elizabeth, of Austria, that accomplished
horsewoman, that sovereign Of a court
where ~aristocratic prejudices are of tie
strongest kind, glOries in her talent as
a pastry cook. Her daughter, the Arch
duchess Valeria, boasts of having pe4"-
trated Ill the secrets Of the ancient and
modern cuisine. Queen Victoria is very
fond Of making Omelets. and it seems
she has several recipes. Her daughter
in-law. the Princess Of Wales, eXcels il
preparing tea and buttered toast.-Pa- )
Intermediate.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14

For health and happiness, the boon of
all mankind, take Simmons Liver Regu,
latOr.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14
LOOK AT THIS.

A Fine Chance to Get a Home at Low and
Reasonable Prices.
The Trinity Land company who, it Will
be remembered, bought the I. 3. Lyon
land near Trinity college only a few
weeks ago, have already had the property
laid off and plated into nice streets and
lots, and are now ready to sell the lots to
anv person desiring to build. 1t is the
intention of the company to build up a
nice community out there. Lots will be
sold reasonable, as it is not the purpose
of this company TO try to make a fortune
out of it. For prices, ETC., apply to j. B.
Warren, general manager, or c. A. Jor'
dan. secretary and treasurer.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14

The great value of Hoods ~Sarsaparilla
rs a remedy for catarrh is vouched for by
thousands of people whom it has cured
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14

July IS, 1876, Jean Lafargue, his wife
and ii daughter nineteen years Of age
committed suicide by hanging them
selves i'll the dining room, all because .
neighbor had accused them Of stealing
vegetables from her garden. This a
Disc. France.-St. Louis Republic.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14
The HomeIiest Man in Durham.

As we'll as the h~andsomest. and others
are invited TO call on druggist and
get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that
is selling entirely upon its merits and is
guaranteed 10 relieve and cure all Chronic
and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Large bottles 80 cents
and 81.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14
DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE
About the Celebration in Durham
Tomorrow Evening.
The Old Town Will Appear in a Blaze
Of Golden Glory.
OVER DeMocRAcY's GRAND VICTORY

OVER DEMOCRACY'S GRANO VIClohr
Mounted Horsemen, a Thousand Lighted
Torches and Grand IIluminations
Features of the Occasion.
To morrow night Durham proposes TO
show to the world her appreciation OF
the great boon granted the city, county,
state and nation. in the result of the re-
cent election. The loving hands of loyal
and true woman, to whom the result OF
good government means so much, VIII
decorate the town. Bands will play
our country ~neighbors and distinguished
sneakers from sister cities will join in
such iolity and demonstration as will re-
fleet credit upon this section.
Chief marshal, w. A. Slater, has ap.
pointed additional assistants in the
city: Albert Kramer, J. r. Blacknall,
Doc Reams, J. II. F%reeland, NJ. +. Mark
l.. A. Carr, W. T. Christian. From the
country the assistant marshals will be 4:
ID. L. Belvin, A. G. Mangum, DR.. +. b.
Bowling, Hamp Umstead, NJ. l.. Sorrel,
l.. A. Page, DR.. Ward, Louis Helm, W.
II. Hicks, +. G. O'DOnnell. y. S. Couch
and J. +. Suit.
Chief Marshal w. A. Slater earnestly
requests that all Of the assistant marshals
meet him at his store on Main street, to
night at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is
important.
Col. j. 5. Manning will preside at the
speakers stand, and do himself the
honor of introducing Hon. F. NJ. Sim
mons, Hon. Octavius Coke, Hon. A. Il.
A. Williams, Messrs. +. G.. Fuller, c. b.
Green, Junius Parker, w. w. Fuller, and
others.
Let everybody turn out, and if you
haven't "chipped in" do so, and not
leave all the burden on the willing horse.
PROGRAMME.
Procession forms at junction of Chapel
Hill and Lea streets, in following order,
at 7:30 o'clock
Chief Marshal and Marshals On HOreback.
Durham Band.
Citizens on Horseback.
Citizens in Carriages.
TraDsparencies on Wheels.
ColOred Band.
Transparencies and Torches on Foot.
Citizens on Foot.
The line Of march will be down Chapel
Hill and Green streets into Main, down
Main to billiard, down billiard street into
Carr's park, where a speakers stand will
be erected. and short speeches will be
made by distinguished visitors and citi-
Zens.
Tar barrels will be burning along the
line.
Citizens having residences and business
houses are requested to illuminate and
decorate same. w. ~. SLATER,
Chief Marshal
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14
When they Acuuainted

II knew that woman when she lived
in an attic" Yes, | can remember
that time perfectly. 1t vas when yon
were living i'll the basement of the same
house Then there was a silence, and
the waves gossipinS to the beach had ii
all to themselvcs.-Bosto Saturday
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14
= Dangerous Question.

Little GilI-How old are you?
Miss AntiQue-I-cr-hOw old do !
look:
Little GIL CATER relecrion}-Bout :
hundred.-GOOd News.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14
nR. j. j. THAXTOS'

With fifty years. experience as a Genera
Practitioner, tenders his services 10 the cltl-
zens of Durham. His specialties: MUCOUS
particularly, Indigestion, Bronchitis, ScroIula,
Constipation and Headache, ~s9nda ano
Hereditary Diseases. Home at =. NJ hSIn
IONS, Once over Jones' Jewelry store. OEce
hours, clock q. m. 10 IL M. and from : D. u"
In 4 T.. .
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14
University Of North CarollnA

Instruction is offered in -four gener nLnmber Of
OF study. six brief courses. a mffcine and eE-
special courses, and in Law; m Ies Senty teach.
gineering The faculty incIHde arr a alLAbls
f t6T needy Young men OF talent and e[A !. FOR
The next session begins aSdress.
catalogue with full WINSTON.
Chapel Hill ~
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14

Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Risings, Syph-
ilistic Ulcers, Pimples on the Face. Hives. etc.
The above skin disease and eruptiOns are
cured by the use of b. B. B. in an incredibly
short time, and we hold unmistakeable evil
dence of that fact. No remedy has ever been
offered possessing such wonderful effect over
these blood diseases. Our limited space will
permit us TO offer only a few Of the many vol
untury certificates which we hold. and ask the
reader TO examine for himself and be CON
WINGED of the merit of our remedy. Send for
book to
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14

uounted Horsemen, a Thousand Lighted
Torches and Grand LAMENTATIONS
Features of the Occasion.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-14
TRINITY COLLEGE.
$40 REWARD $40

will pay $1,000 reward for informa.
ton that will recover my pO~cket-book
containing $52 90, which was lost IN
Durham this morning. Bring ii TO II
GLOBE Office. j. y. SHERMAN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York !4uriay March ppnj "
carloads ernMrncd direct to slaughercrs Of whch 20 i
loads for Flstnns COMPANY No tf'dlne. f'e'nE u"''
No Iafor cable news. Shipments a. repor.I
CNLVES-Kccclpt-, Isl heed. all at 6clh'st iIhIe
lrned scent riday's prices ORDINARY 10 eod 'e'"
said At 5d6tec per =. go =. -... -. Al IN
SaIes~G p6enAck: u veaI., 13i n average 81 90 %
mr. 100 - . 90 10 n. q 81
liaiIenl,eck iIdlls: II ycals. 1870 n at e. MA
SUFTp AND LAMDS-Rercipts, On carloads o. i,Vio
head arold at oOths: md ~ carloads a. jersey CIV
sheep ruled sictdy and lambs Oh short supp 1,s
% 20 "a unsh6rn Do sold at So 6oa$G - (cus at
a. 90. cllpp.d lambs s6IS9 90 uhsoH DO NJ u <"H
a. ;0 ,nd q srrinc lambs NJ As per head o .
Saes-ti. D1Cnlack 10 clpyd sac sh@, p, ~ A. ~
100 r. at q - clipped Stlte lamb y n a. ~ 90 Go
gan do - n az ~ 4O spring lambs a - pr h,"u
Hume & Mullen: 900 stat" lamb; ~ N ~ %, On
o,i sccp iot ~ Al III 80 IS do (cwo l0i y at - 90
~ NJ collins 20s Ohio lambs. IS n. at e. 81 sc-.
! Hmm. (, Co. 40 Western sheep Il" IT,, ~ - ~
tof.ctpecelpts % carloads or t,Ii3 hfad.lo 90.
Iotds AZ 4Otl.st and 10 carloads at Jcrry ttV, 80
SoIes on ike weight NOulnaiy steady at 43aS' ~ pcs
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
GRAIN IND PRODTCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEwYoHK DEALINGS.
The grain market dull usual Saturday. Wheat
va, and somewhat unsettled. Foreigners sold and
local longs" unooded freely There no new war
rumors and private cables weak There also
The Yves, reported mid Northwestern
supply rpor, to-day expected to show Increase
some ease, gher. but they without effect The
result days business up ~ J. NJ was decline or
dt, cents after -a- OF 500 0D bushels. On the curb
Nav wheat sold up o. 93i- cents and closed at ?2. cents
June options were quoted at vi cent aud Jnly AZ W
cent. Ihr cn-h market u shode 'aSle! and slow
About esht loads weN taken for export ana Two Tor
milling.
decline Of Tho weakness In whoa, aud poor grad
lng at hc W.. hclp,G the shorts y on the curb how
yer prices strcagcs VIII wheat May options sp.G
q, AZ. cents, AID July a. 80 ccht' me spot market
Oai- were dull and .. cent lower oa options The cash
market wa higher and a ~ higher There were
90 600 bu.Lel. 'ahrn for export
Lard was 2fs lont better. but eX''odngy slow Sales
Amounted 10 - - o. spot.
Wheat March. o. cents April 9j'& cents May
9ss- cents June. oO cents July 2 cent; August 90
cents. Sepiemb"-. 30 cents DrcrmiFr "a r,hi, -.
corn April IS cents May 500 cent June US ''"''
oa,,"Marh h. 3,s cent; April ais cents; May a4'4
NJ, June. - cent Jul, 1872. scnr. ,,1r am,
Iard-March, 81 . MAY - % 1ely. - o H phua.
phia Uosion and Bal'lmoc were a. follow. ooo,
is37i3 bushels corn go bushcl. 92t. "n 20"
ishes: total grain. ALI )0 bushels -four bos4 Pacs
ages I1lc receipts Chicago Milwaukee and So Louis
werc. Wheat in jOI bushels corn, 0lo bushels
osi,. o,I $50 bushes total grain. s43o7o bushels
rOur, 81 Sji packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
corBT clIENDlRs FOR TO-DAY.

sun,ene Court--Gcncral Tenm-Recess continued
SUB enc nam befs-beforc TrnoN. J-Msti'n cal
enqs, n ,e1sa S G. Terupst IBee Barrett
JSSSs' ii4i ii4S loci. 9j7, ll41 1866. ilC-, no.
10y, 81. cour,-spccioi rerr-Psr. IIEefogs Each
j. Kos 52s 1888 Isl I3Sl 81 ~ ~ 40 i 14.
I IS5sS3i' HI HI III !l1'' Ia 1873 l445
Circuit Gourt-Part III-BeiOfc patterson iNos Egg
e25, 375. ga. s0'' u.s. 1853 1871 A'''' ''-' ''
aI,c ne Court-pars IBeOre Andrews Jcsses from
crcg cours-iat 11-seforc La~ten'e' J-ca'e' from
Snr,osae Corrt-Before i,anso'; 5--Wlll, Of sophia
Mos George TAYLOR AGA Pa,r1S Pr, niAv k,eeann
fgs pf To- FRANK w. waeht.r Della ;tGT John
Maher Carrie joStiet and F. j. MtLsugnll o"5o a. 70
Ko.e Arthur. Peter Mi'ncr '"a '''''' a. "''''''
Common Plcss-Gcueis Term Adjourned for the term.
:. Common riess-opee'a 'ef"-h '''''
common qcss~Esuity Term-~'dourned uhtl April 4
Common Rso re- Es SS Aver
1859 l9'' ~ To- , s5I s is5 $50 . gS 49,
i'9s S% pes-Tnal TernParts II and II1-Adoued
'sf s sl ef e-nerel Term-Adjonrnsd gnt April
SUPERIOR Court-spccial Tcrm-beiofe '1oAu""' -
s1peSor court-Equity TernAa,ou,nsd for The tenn;
sgnesior Court-TI1ai TeiH-fafts l. IL anu iiI-AO
0urpe % '1 o1ir-S.tneol TcyBeiore Ihrlieh ia hia
siinons and Mccarthy. JJ-Atpesis IRON ouei' anu JUNK
"' CIV cour-specIal Term-8.ore NewburR.r mo
Civ court-Tria Term-Psrts IL and III-Aaj'uf"e'
'r ct s ISar-Trial Term-Part IvAdourned until TO-
Cow; q, General SessoDs-Part IBe.orc smyth H.
2Id Assistant Dis,rie;-At'cfney 'ici"H'e
tsnr, of General ses.ions-Psrt IIpeioe Marine a.
snd Asss,ant Disrrt-Attoncy Ao""'e"'
contt Ct General ses.ons-Patt IlI-Bef'c p1X t
j. and Asslstamt DistictAtt9rney Os1ofhc'-'>O' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28

g Ss.Ess H%s DO d. v sSs. sd Sc
T wncr G S he Ee ss gng DO 40
56GS6s; taah. .JoasCc, straits sodaSc olive italian.
OCEAN THElGnTs-The business IN every, DEPART
tsace tS.ird steamer accepted 25s eatte from
1hc Blush steamer IfgulnO. Wa- closed hence to q 1Il
I T p9GII i I; q e. lSoo Sa 2f' c 91a dAaaG
hcrce to Alexandria, Cocoa cases refined l3'.c park
-l,a9Ia u''cHM cILSL < s cnXnTEi
. teSoSe, V H. G ay aSs 10 to
OF to ssTno ss2e sn on S1 p. as2 i Sas e
S Mass to w sss"fr So to to So Of Iasssas
s2 JAR Bonny Doom hence 70 PernemoueG easy an.
i rfHte Snoc 81 End JACK from port oswooa
On mcasur.mcnt; Italian bark Angelo Accame hence "
PEGyisr6Ss r0hkn'd ,oS I a. mi. inquiry Within 1t
is Z; f":sf ;AS'' es. 'la zoe
.,@9S s% TN' .ad ss S e. 3D. at ssa
- Sdf rFr Mff tf.9i SS
rue steady with Safes q rSsda at at StS &c pe la%
ham, 9% nS a. '@Sed dS 'tcnSni Chicago May h
oGsouet and gsCr c1 900 o"oi sl y NJ p R 10
H. &C. Fl liS S '' r as5
x. ws sGv'"'e 4radi fss sS S% .ow
.,s.s GO c,T steam sa Quiet ' and s no
100 rs o. H.aned Continent quoted at 0.bodessouS
Sogt6 america 755c March coScd u s9: noTiaSi Ma
co.,d at G55c sales 600 tes 20 o I usy in dis
m on o Gs 'T osra. Se'9 Hog
:ysnia a,t on: s9"-9 Western '''. .s:i5; I
sIs.%ry thirds. w? sSss sa' ;' dairy S: s.
2da27S do g5' ?,S fss az arss. 25s
Sc" seconds. ledSOc; thirds 1!alsc; Wes,ern dairy;
ntss 2oa22c stcond-, lea l9c factory eXtt * 70
rss 49, d2Oc second lIalSc mG,. mad. IN.
DC state dairy tnbs extras 2lc do dfss l9'oa2g o.
seconds issI9e % thra. 1915 stste dsiIi's hiis
ana tubs extras dc do htst. l9T 20, 10 ooc do
seconds Isa Western. factory ana dorv & M
CEEsI-Isucd quiet and steady, prizes sL""ns w 1nsr
,sF 5ia caansed do td@y S' cooTtS i2di4e Factory
cream. nnc. I4oll'sci do goOu 70 li'". w u. Js5c:
factory coams9 20 air o. hoa r"mn.yi, AHA
llsiws EGGS-Again weaker on dull condition
OF trade coupled free oneIing- ana loe's uPP
state and Pcnns vlVonIa. new ald choice -;
southern laid, lSc for prime ~ Iot ias ~.
new aid i3iac prime to choice; DUCK esgS' -'"-'''
SIiG%~KAw-o but steady at ,he a'o decline;
Quoted 2]c for 80 tc,t Mase HsSs nscovado
-. s5,c 20 IEFiXiD-In light reqges "a! Lear.
granna,ed 4%GtAc; cube, %{ct'.e; XXXN; 90
A. 4i.Si,.c; Underwood a, ..,sS4te; lhoealX 4
Ii-lGdi s:iOc; EmpEc, 4, iS1Sst 1.lSSa NS o.
I Tide; 10 r. spSsIc
STEARiNE--Iatd. neglected. City quoted at &c IN
tcs and &c ia hhds Oleomsrgane dull city quoted DEC
TAILOw-Dur. but without further change. Prime
city quoted az 4l,c. No sales reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
1--WE crock MARKCTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

p,golo March o6.-Thc offerings Of cattle were
s,ant three loads two fresh. and few ends that
ca,ne In small lots: the best sterrS on sale. OF Lou
IN $50 H. sold AT ~. aud few odc lots OF cows
bulls. etc. - 230 ~; market s'cauy
Market strong prices for good msdlu. ana
Workers with only eight loads on sale Feeling s'elns
for pigs and rough grades heavy IhuTe. $780,
~ "a. packers and mediums, 81 iO"H5 10 rDrht =
God 10 hest 50 49, 90, pigs ana Hrht' - ~"
e. ~. GOOD hoavy ends a coz - 30; pig. gppl 20
host S5a - 10: common shlps 10 Ihf' -" - -
escorted rourls AZ 3O0 ~ 80; common o., - -"
- -, stars. ~ 230 - -. sheep and lamls.hc
crin,s 81 sale stock moderate; marh"t stLonS 70 u
sbaI. HIGHER. GOOD lambs sold at 20 no0F, ~. WIN
.,r.s a, ~ j1 - -. sheep were IN eOp1 c'liihl
,r,s,arts look favorable for nll bnt heavy io- cN
iro fancy sheep. - pa - 90, t"HI '',' ,a
Ell %. fair ~ good - 4o0 - -. Guns ana
et 33 75a - % Lamb.-''"pd To- eNi'h r'i'' ,, ~
80 20. fair 10 good do 20 4oasH -, cIiIs 10 COM
mon. s5a 50 o. ,, ..,.,
Ctic,co March oG-"The Evening Journal report,
c,,i : eipfs 800 head. shipments. LOO hrh'.
Narbe+ weak - lower. Best be"V''' - w" =, a.
% g, choice 80 son 81 80; Others. ~ 80" - 'D
LAM 80 35a - stockcrS. 81 - % ''.s 90 80
- % Ilog.-Eccoipt-. 1900 head shipH'h,,;;
10 oo0 head Market strong To hlf.e,. ho"s, Co.,. Co.,.
vD,on 81 lOas4 -: packer. and shipper - ~"
C9'-,i'", Snr heavy and butchers weights - ,o,
e. ~ ,Sht - 3jd - 81. Sh"ep-ll'cept- Voy nr,u
- h, 90 400 Lcnd Market steady ewes ~ |u
- 70: Westerns 81 l0a 80 10 weihcrs' - wv" 49,
:, Loul, March 2G.-Cattlc-Receipts; 700 hea a'.;
sitnmonts 400 head. Market strong 'nr 70 soou u
nEve steers 10 soa - 40 fair to 500 ,nuA a 1a
rsIas steers - 4od 70 90 ioei-Rercl9t"
h si. 10 brine heavy - a5a 81 20 mixed o!1hsS -
Good 81 lOo ~ 20. Hight iair 10 n's', ~ " var,',
th.enn-p.o.lpts 900 head shipment, none. M'i"''
s i.adpy toir TO desirable muttOns, ti@Si %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
THE PETROLEE.N M1Rh FL.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The octivlty Of Russian competition has further de
,r,ssrd refined OIL Only by concessions is the Amer
con rrtpcr able 10 maintain free export movement.
Tho expor,s OF crude refined etc, petroleum. from
January 10 date are estimated at 1877 10000 gal
Ions an increase OF TO- 900 gallons over the cor
responding period last year. The visible supply oil
rcanrd oil nj The principle Continental Fnr'peai.
mort. ON March Ia 55I 900 barrels dccrotse Oi
i,G,; 600 barrels from The same date IN 1871. Ihc
amount taken for consumption since july tat. hSs
been J79O 900 barrels, an Increase OF oiooo Da'0S
over thr same pcgiVl in the previous year
The situation In the oil country Is snbsiartlllN IN,
changed The output OF the Mcdonald pool Varied
coo to 1000 barrels dny IN tue last wcrM 1n c
,nnrnItudc and life Of this field, is production SHOWS
remarkable stability. The Irpc Line current report i,
IL little more favorable than Week ~, a ,nc q.
would be shown this month The daily nveragr TN,
so far This month have been 76.s13 barrels, agsmst
Iarreis in iss0 ands42.726 barrels In March lsso'
The deliveries have averaged '37G2 barrels u nay
bnrrrl. I'm March 1901 20 "J barrels In le9o '1'h'
barrels I'm 1850. and Gc,slG barrels IN loos. i"t u,
charters Noe averaged loaol barrels d1y, ag isao
40 ooG barrels 1850. md 32.223 hari", III Ma w.
igsg Tho partial pipe Line figures from March u
~ inclusive, were ~ iolow''
Tot, ibis Isl3t2G I759@asa, . 3s ~ 90,
Average per DAY. ." o"' ~ ,,aa',, m "a In
The buckeye Pipe Line report" tfo" Maf'h !" - -"
elusive. report. ~ follows rxc.ss
To,,l Ibis -....... e. - 3i3 1,2'ot1i 1O1ii
Aycr,er 90 per day ....'..... 3i,o3 52.'2S 2Lilo
There was increased Trading In Natoni IT'nsit
certificates last week at the expensive values; Ihe
Stock Exchange enjoyed comparatively sovl ",,.
ness and prices were inclined 10 range pen r no h
option price at the Consolidated Exchange Ihe ue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
COTTON MARKETs-EY. TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool March 2Gl p, oH1inS coi'9 2.sd '%ddng
ISd: low middling cd good ordinnty coo
ordinary I'D f Ihe sales sIS Of ' sss
MdSuns low mjddllng clause March delivery = .I,sre
sellers March ard April d sdSsys 4lsGd May ard
June deIIvery 436464 4464d; June ana S SnR nv
avey 1o64d buyers July yo and sep nss' delivery
81 cd bnyers September delivery, 3oo I '''''
september aSd October asye; on 'p quiet %ddns
Siae. low "iddng i5-lce: goo "i c.,or,,
9icc net and gross receipt: 10, "",ooL o.. 307
bal,s. .a,. ,nidd.ng,
Galveston, March 20.-cottop steady ,v,rv : I1e;
net ard gross S receipts bales export, p 6,e
5,472 bales sales, sos bales s'ooh. IGdng &C
ns @nd receipts, ace beck beck; 81 ss Gass
W." March p0-COttOn quiet ana 5,cNvS
mddng use low %iddS Sr as rss sdi WA
bales exports cOastwisc 4'ooV b'@'' ~
bales; stock. 800. so3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
THE STATE or 7R1DE.

,,.,,,,..,, March o0-Flour dull uncbangei. Re- Re-
lint. 133 BIDS shipments. 5Cso 6ois ~;h aA9.S
Hi. Wheat to4y so tec sF, a,9 a, Va" Iuns gl.a
,ppan.r 40 2 rel 05".c sak,d rtSeipS i.S
XII: stipments 900 busl stoeA 80 49, ,, '1IaeTc
,1o no6 n1.h southern wheat easier rum,
.Sse the moa sotfGpe Ap tOaS 100. , Nsi
iSsc s,Eed eMansI nT'q HUH .o.s lsySSs7 bd.h
pnn ~ 200 I,ush Southern cora STEADY Wh,r, ~
.e's raPow ssTe. Oats dull 80 why nod
gda902c recepts. l.o5j bush s,o'H iS'i9 re rsn
iay steady goo1 70 choice tmoihy ssSlnc &c
Provisions zoe do ar choc' g a2,c Do In.
so" n stS rS3s e As Store ip scf
I ~. ssr re re go i.c s9f 1tpe s'snSlaeS
;9'ICc' Coppcr steady unchanged ""'SN'' "''' WV
Rpg,,lo March 2G-Wheat-Good demand iSr
,,rinr hut most bids DO under the market lOoV
bsh no ! lard sold at v3c; 1900 bush 40 sDa It,
G a. clio 5mr at g2 3-4c: 5000 bush No N0rthe!
ia -, al 10 closing ut 80 Jfc; 1000 bush 10
SnS,Lern ,old al eJc 900 bush 10 toutadc elevator
Ia ot "a de - 900 bush do sold at 81 o-rc CLOS
g. -, "a a-ic winter wheat dull and unsettled,
ears no yellow sold at - Lie car 90 sou ~
A. I.nr ri, syg at ~ lie. NJ. > Ncl'oW SOU d,
a; l4c: q cars No. corn sold at i1c cars 10 >
eo,d nj A 3ia dc; car No. SOFA AT af. US ~
cars do sold at "a I"c: 5 ears do sold ut "a Lac :
- , 80 - white sold ut 30 i-1c. car no. = mNcd
Ia al 2J 11c Rarlcy-SOm inquiry for western !
.-r o GOO asked COO bid. Ryc-No 0Ncfiigs NO. :
80, a 0Oc Flour duh and easy best apilhs
- a. 81 "a: do winter. - 5o0 - co. Rye honr
e, @1@ ~ Mlllfecd- Better demand. firm ana m.
ttb.n",d Decrpis--WhcGt. 5000 bush corn, 2loop
bm"h. uats 5000 bush. shipments -flour' 2'ooo
bbs It,. ,.,,..,. ,,,,,, =. O.,