New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-19
s1NA1E,-The credentials of james

dies Of the Mexican War IL tho tbree months,
extra pay provided forby the act Of July 10. 1913.
HOUSE,. Beale took his seat as
succeesor Of tho late Beverly Douglas Of Viz
ginia. "a new Conference Committee was APP
Pointed on the Naval bill The
were disposed Of. the proposition for Il transfer
OF the Indian Bureag to the War DEPARTMENT be-
ported to the House. and amsndments We're ere
agreed TO- for the reorganization of the army =
116 to 81 expungjng the authority to have troops
pealina tie law which requires that military
headquarters in time Of peace shall be estab-
lished at POINTS where the Government owns
were also agreed to. and the bill was then passed.
SENATE. The credentials Of Senator
Carpenter. Of Wisconsin, were placed on file on
the l0th....A bill was introduced and referred
authorizing the conversion of National gold
bonds. >. The House bill authorizing an issue Of
ccrti6cates Of deposit of the denomination Of
ten collars, i'll aid Of the refunding Of the pub
ne dGnt xss passed, with an amendment incress:
the Catholic Young Mems National onion WAS
presente! and referred protesting against an al,
snd II nda tine Hep%
Catholic soldiers, seamen and Indians are dc.
pEived Of the benefit Of their religion and are
R Place. IN the charge OF denominations il which
Crscry spoke in favor of the transfer of the In
dian Bureau to the War Department. "A reso-
, luton was agreed to instrncting the COMMITTEES
be done by the General Government to better
advance. encourage and foster agricultural in
terests.
HoUsE.--Bills were introduced-to
restore the Thanking privilege as to letters sent
or received by Members of Congress; to abolish
The mileage Of Members Of Congress. and to sub
80; Motions to suspend the rules and pass the
bill! repeating the law IN regard to the test oath
Ut Jurors and also the law for the appointment
their aids; were rejected.,yeae.. l26; nays, 113-
not two;thirds in the affirmative. IA motion
vas also defea.ed-yeas, g; nays, ls4,to suspend
savings banks. The legislative Executive and
Judicial APPROPRIATION bill (sl5 liza 475) was CON
sidered in Committee Of the Whole,
SENATE. Several bills were report
ed, on the 18th, among them being the Post
Office Appropriation bill. with amendments. ;. :.
The Conference report on the Naval Appropria-
ton bill was agreed TO- and the bill vas passed,
and less than 1 the essmses fs1
the next year.; "A number Of bills were passed
HoUsE.-The Conference report on
the Naval Appropriation bill was agreed TO- =.
The Legislative appropriation bill was further
debated in Committee Of the Whole. The Riv-
er and HArbor Appropriation bill was reported
from the Committee on Commerce, ordered print
ed and recOmmi!ted.
SENATE. the 18th, resolution
was adopted pr"viding for the appointment of a
stances attending the recent escape of the Chey-
enne Indians from Fort Robinson their subse-
quent slaughter, st. !bs e, House pill to re;
States YVES taken up, 80 that it should be unfn-
ished business on the 18th.
HoUsF.-The Conference report on
the bill! a, isb the volunteer navy was agreed
to. Til. testimony taken by the Judiciary
Committee in the matter of Judge E'odgett,. Of
Chicago, Wac ordered printed. -. The Legislative
Judicial and Executive Appropriation bill was
further considered in Committee OF Che Whole
,tsE MARK Ers.
NEw YoRK. Feb. 1.--Flour-White
Wheat Extra, s4.55@5.25 Wheat-No. 9,
Chicago Spring, $1.03@l.04; No 2 Milwaukee,
$l03@1.04. Oats-Western Mixed, SOFA
32c. CorE-Western Mixed, 47,047Ac. Pork
Mess, s9.O)@10.75. Lard-t6.SO. Cattle
fOOOVY lO.OO AuI OOOu u CAGE1 0uCCp-
f4.7595.75. Hogs-<4.40@4.45.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa.-Cattle-B
e5.Oo,@525; medium, s45o@4.75. Hogs
Workers, s3e0@4O5; Philadelphia, e425@
40. sheep-$3.5O@5.5O
BALTIMORE, Md.-Cattle-B quail
ity, $500 q 5.25; medium, $3.50 q 400.
Hogs-Good. e5.0O@5.75. sheep--Good,
s4.OO@5.25 @ IL
/, CHICAGO - Wheat - No. 2 Spring
closed at x@ss1lc cash; Sssl@s9Mc for
March; s8%@S91c for April. Corn Closed
At Sc for No. cash; 321sc for March
361<c for May. Oats-No. 2, 2114c, cash; seller
March, 2118c. Rye-No. 2, 44c. Barley
NO 2, 77H@78c for cash: 78c for March.
Mess Pork-s9. 70@9.75 cash. Lard-$6 10.
Butter-Good to Fancy, 1925. Eggs
-14@15c. Cattle-Extra Beeves, $500
go; Choice, S4.75@5.00; Good, e4.25@4.65;
Medium Grades, $3.75@4e0; Butchers
Stock, s2.60@9.5O; Stock Cattle, t2.6O@
$780, Hogs--Good 4 to Choice, $3.00l3 o.
Sheep--Poor to Choice. S3OOQ5.OO