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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-02
Lao. n. SCHEDULE.
LOCAL NEWS.

Jack Taliaferro came down from
Calvert yesterday.
Fine Lot ~ Brazos bottom corn for
sale by Il. NJ. Gordon. 10
Misses Lynn and Belle Raysor are
visiting ut Chappell Hill.
See the sherman axle cutter on
Stno streets for next week. -
Miss Alice Bonneville returned
from New Orleans yesterday.
Por Sale - a variety of choice
chrysanthemums. Apply to Mrs. VI.
"A. lanes %
Miss Adele Read has returned
from. visit 10 san Antonio,
Look at Burt Norwood's shoe win
dow and see the new styles In W. l..
Douglas shoes. 10
Mrs. ). J. Balm and children re-
turned TO Houston yesterday.
House Wanted-Four or five rooms
in good neighborhood. Apply at l..
a q. y. depot. u
Mrs. II. II. Harrington Of College
left to visit In Waco yesterday.
Buying meats from Franklin Bros.
IL the surest way TO keep your table
supplied with the best. ~
Franklin 4 Hunnicutt have opened
a meat market In the Zenuatti block.
Services at the Episcopal church
on Sunday at II a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school ms usual. 10
Rev. J. NJ. Bullock and daughter
Of Reliance were visitors 10 the city
yesterday.
Patent Corona and all the new
Things In w. l.. Douglas shoes, just
arrived NJ Norwood's. -
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Mr.. J. V. Brogdon aud family have
moved to stamford, a thriving town
in West Texas, that is fortunate In
securing such good citizens. May
hey live long and prosper.
Practice wakos perfect. franklin
Bros. have been practicing the art Of
pleasing their customers for years
and know how TO supply the trade
with the best. 80
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NEWS IN sRieF.

Louis Kergan was killed by slate
falling on him In a mine near Odin,
III.
Mrs Carrie White was given two
years 10 the Texas peuitentiary for
the murder OF her husband.
The people Of Comanehe. Tex. have
voted $1,000 In bonds for the construe-
ton OF a waterworks plant
/ Miss Bertha Davidson. aged %. was
run over and killed by a train 81 La
fayetie. Ind.
Gov. Dockery has granted Charles
May reprieve until the condemned
murderers case comes up Ia the state
supreme court
Louis Hart. a negro. went violently
insane az Evansville, Ind. and eight
policemen were required TO take him
10 the county jail.
The prohibitionists OF Texas have
decided % put one or more organizers
In the field az once 10 create a senti-
ment In favor OF state prohibition
election two years hence.
In the county court at Leavenworth.
Kan, Manager De Coursey OF the Leay.
onworth Street Car company was fined
$50 FOR dismissing W 2 sullivan. an
employe. because % his connection
with a labor union.
william r. Benkert. national chair
man of the United Christian party. has
issued a call for a national conference
OF Christian patriots. 10 be held al
Rock Island. Ill., May l. lie proposes
% hold an international assembly at
81. Louis IN 1908
In the trial Of b. r. Oppenheim FOR
arson 40 Dauville. H.. more than 100
witnesses we're sworn al one time for
the defense. the largest number Ia the
history OF Nermillion county
Luzon Herold and Michael ONeln
were killed by an explosion OF gas In
the Haileyvllle mine near Hartshorne.
l. r.
Robert n. Burton. who murdered
Frederick Hoffman az Marion. Kan, IN
quarrel over a girl. was sentenced 10
q years In the penitentiary.
Al PittsburE. Pa. W. f. Reynard
shot and killed Margaret Lambert. and
then killed himself lie had been
drinking hard FOR several days, and Il
Is supposed was temporarily insane.
The body OF John Burns. aged go,
who disappeared from his home near
Grafton. H.. Feb. 3, was found on the
Ice near the head OF SiX-mile island.
There were no marks OF violence on
the body.
Fire destroyed $4,000 worth % prop.
erty at Enid. Okla. including eight
head OF horses and two cattle. which
belonged 20 parties who were moving
overland 20 the new country.
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To Ny Patrons.

As elsewhere stated in the Eagle,
my little boy has an attack of vario-
loid, but he Is entirely isolated from
me, aud will continue to attend to
my practice rs usual, assuring my
friends that am observing all sani-
tary rules and will not In any way
run any risk OF carrying any conta-
gion into the family Of any one who
may need my services and send for
me, Respectfully,
= Paul NJ. Rayson, NJ. ID.
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sp.ni.h Min.u D,.srd.rIy

Madrid. March THE mining re-
gions are 10 a ferment % agitation.
At Albujon and Madrldepos. rioters
have set FIRE 20 the Octoroi Offices and
burned the documents they contained.
There has been another outbreak OF
disorder al Barcelona. Meetings are
held frequently with the object Of de.
claring another general strike. The
metal workers are constantly assault
ing their comrades who have returned
20 work. and refuse 10 resume their
tasks until al the Imprisoned workmen
are released.
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THREATENED STRIKE.
Announced Cut st HantiaEtoa Mines Nay
Csn.s Miner. 80 stop work.

Fort Smith. March According TO
unofficial reports from Huntington Fri
day there Is serious trouble brewing
there. and another clash between the
Kansas and Texas Coal company and
It's employees seems imminent An
nouncemeut Is made that the scale for
mining coal would be cut from sOc to
SOC a ton. and the miners are indlg-
nant and threaten 20 strike II the or
der Is enforced. The disanection in
wolves about 1000 men and the proba-
bilities Of 4 struggle are good. Kansas
ard Texas company. II Is said. signed
the recent scale agreement with IL
grace and the announced cut is not a
great surprise
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HAT. g. SCHEDULE.

\ os. 3 and are fast trains, stopping
,nly at principal stations.
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FI.h DYING b, Ihss..na.

vlnita. l. T. March There are
thousands OF dead fish above and BE-
low Fort Gibson-tons % them. the
like OF which was never seen before.
People living along the Canadian river
have been feeding their hogs on them
for two weeks. There are nearly all
kinds and sizes. from six inches In
length 20 the monster catfish u 100
pounds weight or over.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC BONDS
me-. Hsrv,msa Proposes To Take up sems
o. sIH,y-Nin. NiIIisa soon.

sinty-Nine Hititos s"sa.
San Francisco. March when Pres
ident Hartman OF the Southern Pa
cihc arrives In this city Il Is stated pa
pers providing for a new railroad cor
poratlon will be ready for his sigma.
tire II is understood that the pur-
pose Of the proposed new corporation
Is 10 refund 500 600. 900 Of Southern Pa
cihc securities and simplify the meth
DDS Of bookkeeping Southern Pacific
has three distinct companies operating
is main line between san Francisco
and ~ Paso. Ia addition 20 a number
Of branch roads They are the south
ern Pacific Rrallroad OF California.
Southern Pacific % Arizona. and South.
ern Pacific Of New Mexico these
companies. II Is alleged. are 20 be
merged into a new corporation and 20
be formed under the laws % this state
They have an aggregate bond issue ~
$4,000 900 maturing In two or three
years II Is understood the new cor
poratlon will take over the property
% the three Southern Pacific compa-
niles and assume all their assets and
liabilities. 50 their stock and bonds
may be- retired and the companies dis
Incorporated
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Texas Bakery Booming.

The good bread baked by the Texas
Bakery In their fine new oven, l.
gaining lots 81 patronage for the big
home bakery. The finest bread,
cakes. etc baked In your town. The
salesroom has been completed, and
il commodious aud neat. Call on
OTTO for your bread. 6l-tf
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Hoe, C..a.l,,.. Growing

London. Marchl.-Kltehener reports
the Boer casualties during the recent
operations amounted 20 500 men killed
or captured. Gen. DeWet's son. who Is
among the prisoners. was his fathers
secretary
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To the Public

DR. Raysor's son has smallpox In
the modified form known as vario-
loid. II is very mild and, under the
precautions practiced by his family
and himself, he can attend to his
professional duties with safety to
those desiring his services.
w. II. OLIVER,
- Health officer.
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w. II. OLIVER,
Health officer.

There are three murder cases on
hand for the district court converting
Monday. The case Of Rosa Schittino,
charged with the killing Of Tony Ia
daro, will be- heard on "A new trial
granted al the last term Of court.
Another case Is that Of young Will
liams. charged with the killing OF
one Of his uuclos aud the shooting Of
another one near Bryan some months
ago. The other ease is that 81 the
young negro charged with knocking
an old negro In the head. from the
effects OF which he died, after lying
In "A ditch for several days and then
making his way To house.
Don't be humbugged. I sell Dor
ders same price per roll as wall paper
and don't keep the merchants profit
either, which is the lions share.
Paper per room mt los and up. Ask
for w. \. Dodson's samples -
Seed sweet potatoes for sale. See
w. w. Griffin, BRYAN. 76-H
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March 12.-More than 5000 900
eggs were received in New York Tuesday, mostly
from the West, and the price dropped TO lie
They sold two weeks ago at &c. There is such
say they do not expect further decline. High
prices for eggs the result OF the severe win
ter and the using UP Of the surplus stock held
in cold storage. Butter-Receipts, 1905 packages
Z21ZIc; creamery held, lS424c. renovated 100
23c. factory lSI2lc. Cheese-Receipts, ,543 pack
ages market firm; State. full cream. SMALL
early made. fancy, colored. 1924 d13c: State. full
13c; full cream, fall made fancy. colored, 11&9
12c; white, 11st G12c. Eggs-Recepts, Il 900 pack
ages market active and firm; State and Penn
syivana, lie. Western, at mark, lie; Southern
mark, 1624c.
PHILADELPHIA. March 12.-Butter steady;
extra Western creamery, 27l1c; extra nearby
prints 29c- Eggs firm and 1c higher: fresh near
by. 16c fresh Western, 16c. fresh southwestern,
Ice; fresh Southern, 15c. Cheese firm; New York
full creams, fancy. small, 12&c; New York fair
BALTIMORE. March 12.--Butter firm and I'M
changed fancy imitation, 2oq22c; fancy cream
cry. 2sc: fancy ladle. 1701sc fancy roll. 19d2Oc:
good roll. 1611sc: store packed. 14G1sc- Eggs
unchanged; large, 11%612c; medium, 121sq12&4c;
small. 12ssq12&c
CHICAGO. March 12-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady;
creameries. 1Sf23c; diaries. 1sd23c. Cheese
steady at u&Qf2Ac. Eggs steady at 15c.
CINCINNATI. March legs steady at 15c.
Butter easy; creamery CSC frsts. 26d27c; sec
fiat, lie.
KANSAS CITY March Eggs steady at
mark: No. g whitewoOd cases included,
quoted on Change at 121sc; cases returned. 12c.
ST LOUIS, March 12.-Butter quiet; creamery,
20q2c; dairy l7q2lc. Eggs higher at lfac
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICES.
Fair Strength in the General List
with n Few Reactions.
Meyer & Klser's Telegram. ]


NEW YORK, March 1.-THE general list
displayed fair strength all day, despite
numerous reactions, closing, as a rule.
fractionally higher, particularly the Gould
issues, Union Pacific. Southern Pacific, St.
Paul and Rock Island. The strength in
these securities is due, perhaps, TO the bet
ter conditions of the weather for spring
crops. The coal stocks, such as Erie and
ID. & H., were strong throughout the day.
There were several rumors afioat as to the
labor troubles. Traction stocks generally
showed firmer tone, and Consolidated Gas
was extremely buoyant at one time but
lost some of its advance on proft-taking
later in the day. Among the specfalties
North American, Wisconsin Central COM
mon and G. q. w. were the leaders, all of
which, however. receded somewhat at the
close, due to the unsettled feeling brought
about by the decline of Az points in A. G.
p, which, according to reports, is due TO
the doubt as to the dividend to be de-
clared next week. Selling in this issue was
particularly heavy and looked like gen
uine liquidation. American Ice declined
further. while the steel issues remained
steady. The Pennsylvania Company con-
frmed the new issue of $50, 100000, on which
the stock lost some of its strength exhib-
tied during the last few days. Money re-
mains about the same as in the early part
of the week.
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THELlVESTOCK MARKETS
CATTLE ACTIVE, WITH GENERALLY
STRONG TO HIGHER PRICES.
Hogs in Small supply and Five to Ten
Cents Higher - Sheep Steady
Condition of other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPO-
LIS. March 2.-Cattle-Receipts, $50: ship
ments, 200. The receipts of cattle to-day
we're less than half as large as a week ago
and about the same as a year ago. Prac-
tically all kinds were represented, bat there
was a larger proportion of stears than
heretofore this week The market opened
" ith all buyers in the field, and under the
influence of a very strong shipping de-
mand, together with a good competition
from local killers, there was considerable
animation in the bidding from the start
and the supply was soon exhausted at
strong 10 higher prices. Generally the fat
steer market was reported 10dl5c higher,
while occasional sales were possibly as
much as 25c higher and good female cattle
sold at strong IL not a shade higher prices.
There were hardly enough feeders on the
market to show the condition of the trade,
but there seemed 10 be doubt that good
kinds would have sold promptly at prices
fully as high as quoted. Steers sold as
high as So. fancy heifers at $50, and cows
sold as high as si75. Quotations:
Good to choice steers, $50 lbs and
Plain fat steers. 1880 lbs and up
ward .....;..;.......... 49,. 5.5O9 500
steers .................... ........... 5.25Q SIS
Plain fat 100 to l,9O0-lb steers H.. 5.OOd $50
Good TO choice 1900 10 1,150-lb
steers ....................... -. 5.O09 SIS
Plain fat 1000 10 l,l50-lb steers. ... 1850 500
Choice feeding steers. 1000 TO LOO
lbs ...................... ........... 1909 40
Good feeding steers. 900 TO LOO
lbs ................... ............... s75Q as
Medium feeding steers, 500 TO 500
lbs ............e...... ................ s25a ss5
Common 20 good stockers. 5000 4 y
Good to choice heifers ............... 450lu 8 =
Fair 10 medium heifers. ............ 5000 425
Common 10 light heifers. 5000 35o
Good TO choice coWs......--..-...... 1000 5 20
Fair 10 medium cOws............... 309lt J. 70
Common old cows. ................... 1850 275
Veal calves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6OOlf 100
Heavy calves ...-.......-...-......... 400 25
Prime 10 fancy export bulls........ 375Q AS
Good TO choice butcher bulls 3OOli B %
Common 10 fair bulls. 2.00q 275
Good To choice cows and calves. IS. O0n5O 90
Common 10 medium and
calves .............,...-.... 20O0q30 Oc
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 600 The
receipts OF hogs to-day were less than hair
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO March 12-CattIe--R Receipts. 1880.
higher. Good to prime steers. S6.5Cd7: poor to
medium. s. 25ae 30; stoekers and feeders. s2509
5.25; cows, ST. 40a5.60; heifers, S250a560 Gamers
sLDdZ3O; bulls. s25OqisO; calves, S3064G; Texas
Hogs.Receeiggts today p 600; tomorrow. $4,000;
weak. Mixed and butchers, ssa6.50; good 10
choice heavy, s6$5as.55; rough heavy sslOqs. 30
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Sheep and lambs
steady, Good 70 choice wethers. N50q525. falr
yearllngs, A:eog575; native lambs, $3.50; West
ern lambs. s5.25G62o.
p $50: sheep, 1850 shipments: cattle. Iits.
hogs, 5,n7; sheep, Llsi
KANSAS CITY, March cattle-Receipts.
1000 natives, 1000 Texans. 20 calves. Market
was steady % Zoe higher and closed firm. Choice
export and dressed beef steers, s625as50. fair to
Western fed steers. assoc Texas and Indian
steers, - t5ao-sS; Texas cows. s30f-50. native
bulls. AQ425; calves, a5eQ650
Hogs-Receipts. 500 Market was ioc higher
$50; mixed packers. sel5qs.55; light N4a6 30.
pigs, As5a5s0-
caused slow trade. but prices were steady ga
tive lambs. @iogs25: Western lambs. ssa6 80.
a5.S5; yearlings. S5.s5960s: ewes 81 900 ~.
culs and feeders. 81 got
NEW YORK. March l2-Beeves- Receipts.
steady 10 i5e lower. Steers. s5.eoe6 25 oxen.
Agogs 70; bulls, tsa45o; extra, A7.6as5. COWS.
OF beef Caives-Recsipts. i0ls Veals strong
Little calves higher. Neals, S5.f5aA25: tops.
$50: little calves. Aq425: barnyard and fed
calves s3ns.75.
sheep ana Lamhs-Receipts. 9S23. sheer
lower Lambs opened steady and closed weak
Sheep. SI5n55o. eholee and export. g. culls.
ssas.b0; lambs. Ss47.l71s ear. $40; cuiis s5
HOgs-Re.eipts. 4.l7G. Steady for all weights
State hogs. sseoqs7 o Western hogs nominal.
ST. LOUIS. March Northumberland s 500.
including 1. 500 Texans. Market steady 10 strong.
Native shipping and export steers. 81 65Qe 90
with strictly fancy grades worth up 70 s. 25.
dressed beef and butchers steers. &&6t "A
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Lower on the Southwestern
Rains-GeneraI List steady.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Flour-R Receipts.
2O,16S brls; exports. $1,000 brls. Market quiet
but steadily held. Rye dull; No. . Western,
65Ac (. o. b. afioat
wheat-Receipts. $3.50 bu; exports, 20 OOO
bu. Spot dull; No. red. S65sc f. o. b. afioat
S61sc elevator; No. northern Duluth, S424c
f. o. b. ahoat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, S77sc
(. o. b. afioat. Good, soaking rains over
the whole wheat belt, and particularly
through Texas and Oklahoma, prompted
further liquidation and decline in wheat
to-day, followed by slight rallies in the
afternoon on covering; closed steady at &c
net decline; March closed at S2Isc: Nav.
81 n-l6Q S2iGc closed at S2l4c; July SEA
S2l2c, closed at S2hc.
corn-Receipts 1900 bu: exports 430 bu
Spot firm; No. ., 1Ssc elevator. 69lsc T. o. b.
opening by the wheat decline corn eventu-
ally rallied with oats and W. firm in the
afternoon, closing Aqkc net higher; MAY,
67Qs7&.c. closed at 619sc July. 66ltG67c.
Oats-Receipts. Is 500 bu: exports q GOO
bu Spot steady; No. ,. 52c; No 8. sic: No
white, sac; No. 3 white, 531sc; track mixed
Western. 51q52c; track white. 52d5Sc on
tions stronger
Lard firm; Western steamed S975 Re
aned firm; continental, $3.50; s. A $40 so:
compound. S75aS Tallow firm; city, 62sc:
country. 6i4u6izc.
Coffee-Spot Rio easy; No. : invoice. 5ssc.
Mild quiet: CordOva, safe.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, PIC:
centrifugal, 96 test, 33sc; molasses sugar.
2Ssc Refined quiet.
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steers under 100 lbs. IS 5095. Sc; stockers and
feeders. S270n3.50: and heifcrs q 25ff5.1
Gamers Si.5oH255; bulls s2.s5NfZ5; calves. $50
al: Texas and Indian steers grassers 81 "a
4 80: fed s. 5O4 81; and heifers. 81 6003 es
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Market loc higher. Pigs
and lights, s6Q6.lo; packers, WioH64o, butchers.
s6z0db55.
sheep-Receipts 500 Market steady 70 strong.
Native muttons, Wh6.5o, lambs. S555Q5sb culls
and bucks. s2.50ai.5o
EAST BUFFALO, March I2.-Cattle-Receipts
light. Market steady. veals. top E01.75. others
&d5.65
Hogs-Receipts 800 Market heavy and saIsc
higher; heavy. 50 e0ffe.e5: mixed and mediums.
assoc 60; pigs. generally C.. few Sos. roughs.
s5.s0Q6, stag NHi5.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $500. Market
slow and l0GlSc lower for lambs sheep and
yearlings nrD; sheep. top mixed A2sG5 -:
ouls 10 good. S315dSiS; wethers. N.s00s q:
yeah ngs, 6.7effs. TOP lambs. Hse46D, few
unfavorabe.
. 500 Market active and loc higher, native
steers. H0e75, COWS and heifers, 3.25H5 f9s
Western steers N05 ~: Texas steers, E.s0qfs 50.
Gamers. Si-15N3.25. stockera and feeders. s. "a
AIS. calves. H47; bulls. stGEs, etc, fZ. l5af If.
Hogs-Recepie. 500 Market 6f0c higher.
heavy. SsIOQ6 90. mixed. feN62o; light. s. s91
6 90 pigs. - so05 So. bulk ~ sales. 81 f50s %.
sheep Receipts, 3.5ao Market strong, lambs
easy. fed muttons. Nd570- Westerns. ttH4 IS.
ewes. g 75psbo. common and stockers, DEt 70;
lambs. f5.2iNsz5.
CINCINNATI March i2.-Hogs dum at s. "a
$50.
sheep steady a. sa75as.5o. lambs firm at a7s
~
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higher; jobbing. s15l0 for old $3.50 for new;
Lard higher at ss.15 Dry-salt. meats (boxedl
ribs. $3.50: clear sides. ss.75. Bacon looxe0
strong. but not higher: extra shorts and clear
Tios. ss.SOa 9:5i.5 clear sides SD, hay , stt9ng
steady at sl.S0. Iron cotton ties. 81 Baggtng
2tZgo1sc hemp Irvine, &c Recelpts-F our 2'0 So
brls; wheat 10000 bu; corn 5000 bu; oats S400
bu. Shipments-Flour. 1000 brls; wheat, 1900
bu corn. 1900 bu; oats, $1,000 bu.
LIVERPOOL, March l2.-Wheat-No. red
northern spring firm at SIS ID. No. red Western
winter firm at IS 1lzd; No California steady at
IS "a. Contamination mixed. spot. steady at
s s 90 , BaeonGgmbeTand cut STACY 6 5s
steady at 35s Cd. Lsrd-Prime Western, in
tireces steady at AIS Cd. Linseed oil. S2s.
KANSAS CITY, March 12.-wheat-May. 7Sssc;
10. spring. nisa72l4c c.. corn1May. s2i4c; Sep,
tember. 5slsc; cash No. ? mixed. s2g6Sc: No
ceipts-Wheat, $500 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats
1900 bu. Shipments-Wheat, $500 bu; corn
$500 bu; oats. 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. March 12-Flour dull. Wheat
quiet; No. red. S59S5iac. Corn stronger; No
mixed. 62iza63c. oats hrmer; No. mixed. 469
Sill Bulk I meats dull at $50 Bacon quiet at
$3.50. Whisky (distillers' finished goods active
basis OF S1-3O. Sugar steady.
CINCINNATI. March 12.-Flour duh. Wheat
quiet; No. red S5QS5lec. Corn stronger; No z
mixed. s214asac. Oats hrmer; No. mixed. 4s@
Ssl715. Bulk meats dull at $3.50. Bacon quiet
at $50 Whisky distilers' finished goods active
on the basis OF $50 Sugar steady
TOLEDO, March 12.-wheat fairly active and
lower; cash. S5c; May SIC; July. 1slac bid.
Corn dull and firm cash sic; May. CSC; July,
6Z1tc. oats dull and firm cash, 45c; May, SAG,
July, BIC. Glover seed weak; March, SOS; April,
S515 October. s5.O5: No. ?. S4.6094-95.
DULUTH. March 12.-Wheat-Cash, No. 1
hard. 77lsc; No northern. TAc: No. north
ern. 74xc: May. 75KG75Ac; July. 761sc. Oats.
42c. Corn. 61I7c.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 12.-Wheat-May, 1885
d73Ac: July. 747s675c On track: No. l hard.
761ac; No northern. 74lzc; No. northern. 1Sc-
MILWAUKEE. March 12.-Barley higher; No.
2, Size.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ings and Balances.

1NDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, AZ
as per cent; time loans, sac per cent.
Clearings, LAS S73.36, balances, SOS. 1S6.5S.
NEW YORK.-Call money firmer at 3l2
IA per cent; closing bid and asked, 304
Prime mercantile paper, 41zd5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. Actual business
in bankers bills, s4s711Q4.S75s for demand.
$4S5Q4.S51s for sixty days; posted rates,
A.SC and A.SS1k; commercial bills, S4.Si1eQ
A.S51k Clearings, $244 395. 4O3; balances, So
So, 575
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, $4S6 for
sixty days, SASSY on demand. New York
exchange, &c premium. Clearings, $2S,52S,-
5l0 balances, s., S55, $50.
BOSTON.-Clearings s24.OS7. 5SS; balances,
81, 495, 490.
PH1LADELPHLA.-M 4 per cent.
Clearings, 81, s56, 474; balances, 81, 1928
ST LOUIS-Money, 41b67 per cent. New
York exchange. 25c premium. Clearings,
IS, O55.99O; balances, 81, 236, 767.
BALTIMORE-Money 4l1G5 per cent.
Clearings, s4,279, 296 balances $64l, l4S.
CONGRATULATIONS 31aQ51z per cent.
New York exchange, 10c premium Clear
ings, So, ll4.700.