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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

Port rgpss sarge soS PlST
TO BcE.port lumber on private terms schooner I'D Gd s
GssK c MoSs to onS r. P Darcn NwYo.
g@bs5 & qna S es5. brig eHadnc hence
to rather Sa' T oSa a o Ths
demand continued firm sales, 800 Dds S and 10 75G
rm. Mg.. qus sss1, a" cSap 81 ;o S Family
Mess sIIaSll 30 Western DO 81 81; And ouiet
2'f T y % India B Ml:t IN ts s5as Extra Mes IN
ss sqs7 G "a r9's i 55d'' B SrF mHMs-S:ady
a4a 9as Quoted hSe a si$ @odcrac AZ eqaeSt
Steady prices sales 50 boxes RID BELIZE o I2 p sSsa
s sSo a. S' ooo p SI 'I msm- 81 Pssd l
Bellies SgGted at &c for l2 a's sm5Se and d. 9G9c
MiDDLfsyDu and weaker ~ cniessO saoTt J Jay.
s sqHs c nLS SsavP to sS So PCS d5
weaker tSds; and , Go ~ go pecS,
ton les, active spot moderate ty tq a@ sady
Mis cS.Sd at ss AB ct a cS'ia
Sales 500 s $500 juno closed at c25s July cS'e "a
Cac sales 900 % 9s,S9er c SGiI@
quoted At s o. rs sos south America. 70. BUIrEIm
g s sseagns "'.S@ 5S' WSc f' have S' lair
nd. Iasy s,2ady N ~.era Bu't'F tream Esn
eIamegy c do rrae to Choice 2cssi Do fair to GOOD
1870 Dairy half tub; and pals n fancy Wish 2is
sn S ,Gy go s sSSce Sis wstda imitation
sa%s d h e 9sse SSSa DO ed '
Western FssYy oS, SiS Dairy 'G snd Factory aSy
thirds 6dGLc; Rolls. fresh 7dl5c fair to hne;
hrHins Selec Western Creamery Igne sai5g S ,st
Dalry tubs fancy, lSc choice, 1876; good llG
alr Toe; State entire Dairy nrkins ana tI9,' isn,
parry nrkins fancy I5alGc cholce iSe '25 tsr "
cHEEsE-Thc market continue. stong on a good e9 p,e
trade demand Shippers, however are dong nue. -, W
Factory fall made fancy white 1iall coloed lootG'
Factory fine fOl HOs; choice 1o4ci conmon 20 e ,t'
81 part skim, a?c common skins gag; one na.,
7L0lOc P,nnsy lNarla skins la &C., l-''tts.".I,.
firmly mantancd TO-DAY Oh good de1ard Sh,e , sna
Pennsylvania fresh. Ice, western, 1r-h l'2" 10,
Maryland fresh 15.c; southern frsh, lo@loc; SOUTH
western fresh IA. al5'ic Duck. 3Oo33c. ~,
SIrGAI-RAW-fIad a moderate inquiry 10 very luH
nrics sales }S bids and coo bags English Island u-
royado 81 FAR refining quoted BLOC ''lI-1l'
Oh TT ) .lhc.. HEFINED-Faily acutr anG nln.
Crushed 7Isc: Cut Loaf7- Cufs5 9D; Powered ~,
Granui,tcd 60 Mould a. 7lGc Coafeconcrs "A.'
ci,. Standard ~ 6i-c: or a." 5'saGc, White Ntra
&c . 5S,a5 i31Gc; Extra &c" 5ha5.c; &c" 5's@'@ci
yellow i7sd5r. ,. c.of,o
sTFARINE-Iard held stronger but quiet Choice
we.,crn Tic Olcon argaiine hrm; City. , 316d1+f.
TAII0W-Q Quiet but very steady. Prime city quoted
at 5.1Gc. NO sales reported. -eo 49,, 49, ,oio,.a.
TEA-Saes today by AUCTION. $50 pkg a. follows;
nerai l9d35lac: Grnl owder l7di3r; Ping su'ymfSung
isa2i ec BASKET do lsH-o2c; Snndri,d i3c oIson'
a. 0"3.c: Irdia and p"anc" Pcko" l32H-3c; Oolohs'
Formosa I6-d2si2c, Foochow l2'2dle'@c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
March easy at IS I'd April and May easy ~ 5s I'd o.
at London-Pacilc Coast-Holders offer moderately.
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The heavy realizations OF Tuesday tod WIN tec
on the wheat option market yesterday but the deen@
we're not serious when the extent Of the recent s(ine
IS considered The transactions were less sp,ted
but amounted to 100000 bushels The isht
increase in the export inquiry helped early lce(
and May rose from 81 SIG to 81 "a cents. Ih
bears were encouraged in new ventures by late geaH
cables and reports Of in the winter whcaueit
while a falling of in the export clearances Us
depressing influence. May declined to 90 lo-l@sI
cents and on the curb ended shade better Inc
net losses of the day l-2d5-6 cent as fopws
March, So "a: April, So rs; May, 81; June, . &c !
December 50 IL cents.
Cash wheat clo,ed with a weakening tone. Iher9
were sales Of Ga GOO bushels for export and 1900
REPORTED for the last half OF April The millig de-
mand was under $1,000 bushels.
Corn presented no interesting feature. Cas-! wa
firm on light receipts and the export demand hera
was 10000 bushels and $4,000 bushels at tn out
norts The options were dull and closed with little
fhange but generally firm, follows March, 3 10
April, 80 L.; May, 81 Is; June, 3. 3.o July,
b ID cents. Oats on tho spot were l-so l. GENT
better on light arrivals at all points. Tho Ptl0ns
were quiet and up NJ for March at % "a ancdown
There were sales of $50 tcrces Of spot lrd for
evnort Tho option market was weak and ened OK
. for March at IS 2} and 4GJ points lover Ton
ApriI. at S6 26 May at SO 30, June at 500 ana
July at S6 Al. s.....
at New. York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bosom werl
as follows Wheat, ESD bushels corn S ns
bushels: oats sfO21 bushels total grain, 5O6,O4J
bushels -four 05502 packages. At Cmcao MI
waukee and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wnnest
bushels; total grain. S4l,lS5 bushels Hour 2s'4s>
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March > (speciaD.-Wheat to-dy, ~as Z
result Of the liquidation general on Tuesda yeided
little further. The May option, which d'ened AZ
- IS, and which sold between 10 and Is 10 ana
- IS cents, closed at 20 cents. Cables cnti1Duted
not little to the decline, Liverpool Opening steady
and closing at | penny decline As was the case
with Mondays and Tuesdays advance, tdays de-
cline was brought about more by the speculation IN
the pit than by the outside news. Thee was, ~
fact much bull news bear. BradsTeet mada
decrease in the stocks east of the Rockies %
SOL 900 bushels. The Anchor Line hers reported
that it had secured l3j Of -four, 1920 barrels
for export. and it reported that other lines had
secured thirty three cars additional Tie export
clcarancc5 from the three Atlantic ports fair.
The India and Russian shipments last week TO thu
Continent and United Kingdom less than fop
the corresponding week last year by ever 100000
bushels In fact, 50 far outside con-
ccrned the single circumstance the Yielding 81
the cables. Cudahy, Bloom, the foreign noises and
New York interests were all persistent sellers. Part
ridge alone was sticking to the buying sid,. Corn
was dull but steady within a range, closing
Just where 1t opened. at 20 3ia 20 rs cnts for
May. oats were dull but steady, May closing AZ
II 30 cents. The days range was within Is cent.
Provisions dull and somewhat easier. Pork.
lard and ribs showed decline from Tuesday # about
> There some little disbursement Owes
the large stocks at the seaboard and abroad May
wheat the curb 790 20 Isl puts, 20 So. and
calls, 20 So cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Brazi growths had an increased demand and
price, firmly sustained. No. fiat bean quoted
is2c. Sales 300 bags, at 16'-alG'sc for No l6sd
i6c for no 10 7sc for 80 and 1850 for No santos
Mild grade, active and Sales, 25O piculs
Tmor. DE 500 picu~ Padoe, 23-c; $50 piculs fancy
Java 80 d2jc 1000 bundles Mocha 2i1c; 200 bags
Maracaibo. private terms. The option market rul,d
and there slight Increase in the sp'cua-
ton Early cables higher which led to freer buying,
and prices advanced 81 10 points closing steady az about
top. IaNlc gained d. IT. carly but clO,cu WIN r.
action ~ = r. Hamburg was .Gie pig. better no
uuof,d firm though Nchanc" reduced to 23ii regular
hr-t good second $50 receipts. e1Io bags
Rio clcaranco- United States 900 bags; Zoo clear
ancc, for Europe total stock l2O 600 bags
santos receipts 1000 bag, receipt, at Rio July ls19
10 1. 1880 lG6l fui bags time 1852, 32Sl
600 bags same 1883. 1909 900 bags; receipts at
~anio- J-v J. 1S~o. To- March Z, 1890, l633OOO bags
1889 1~26 600 bags time lSSS, 1900
bag- Total sale, to-day. 80 80 BAGS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

Buffalo. March . -Cattic Recepts lat - hours 9eo
head total week. thus far $50 Tor sam. time 1>t
week s2o consigned through 100 mead LEO h,ad To-
New York. 80 head -t", prices steady Nh''p ana
lambs Receipt. lat - hours 5000 head "tl for week
fhu- tmr last M'NA -l 1907 COM
signed through 500 h'ad. 500 head 10 Nv York geo
head on sale. tad active bur prices not puuthN higher
Sheen Choice - tN'Ii. -b iD0fo 80. medium 10 good
G5a - -. common 20 3D. - 'ndr' 30. Lambs
Good choice no*, g., fair 10 good. T." dbnfu -
medium ~ fur. - ,oftf t Hoe 'cipi- last =
ho,,r. ~o had total 70 week thus 2G $50. FOR
time !sst we'N. 80 e.. CONSIGNED mronfh 3 ~
had head 70 "a YORK; I, 400 head ora sale prices
generally UNCHANGED D. some al rather lirhrr MEDIUM,
and heavy. e Sous 80, miN'd ana l"ih'i-, - 50"
? , other grad uu |lItug'
- chicago Naf.h . trh, Droytr>' Iournal' reports
Cattle Receipf. 600 ia pu.nts 5000 market weaker
he.ya- ~O-b ~.'fft ~ I5f.t 30. -fu'kDr~ ana
f..dr- A. lOdrH go Ir.a forfrd ~ rr,. - ~ 90
Receipt, 81 600 shipments, 600 market shade
lower: mixed ~ ~,H-l q heavy. ~ ~jaS4 OIL l-ht
~ s5dsi 10 kll- 73 go 20 20. Shecp-rtcript- 1000
shipment 900 ftfk' ,,rong and active native ~ 1d
30 ~ I'm cornf 4 ,l s)dsj %; Texans. sJ oo@
& a. Sid -U g..
g 7. u.s. Mar.h -Cattc--Eecoipts. 1900 shipments
NJ good 10 fancy native steers - 80 a
4 90 r. goo. iO ~ iOdft 10 sfOckors and feeders
> 800 - range -eer - 2j.s3 go lloe,-Rcceipt-.
200 shipments. 200 market steady, f,r 20 choici
heavy ~ dOd+i packing giadcs - sOG$3 10 light fair
beat. AZ Sod53 % Shcep-Rccip,. eco; market
strong fair to choice Siasj 20 lambs S1d:o 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

liverpool March 3 p m;-Cotton-Ihe Gales Of the
Futures eli, sed quiet but steady; American Mddng
low middling clause Mach dalN,y 3-6id sellers ;
March and April delivery Il 3Gid sellers Apr and MAY
delivery 5.did sellers MAY and June delivery. todd
and July delivery, S6id sellers July and
August delivery. ?6fd sellers August delivery o6id
buyers; AUGUST and september delivery. 7-Gd seller,
September delivery 56id sellers september and October
delivery 536id sellers october and November delivery
D 4fGid value.
galveston March 5-Cctton steady middlinc 10 lllGc:
low middltng. 10 7.I6c good ordinary. lOc Nct and
cro.. re,cipt~ 5l7 bales sales. iOi stock - 2O-.
Norfolk March Cotton hrm middling lo1,c Net
receipts. 40 lalcs sales los stock
savannah. March ton quiet middling fOi.c .
low mddlng lC'.c coed ordinary 9J,c Net and gross
receipts 200 bal,s; exports TO the Continent 900
sales. t2j stock 80 TO-
Ncw.Orleans March 3. Cotton firm; mlddlinr
10 Ii.i6c: lew mddnc lose. good ordinary I0sc
Net receipts 4@l bales gioss. i4iS; export. Great
Britain 400; coastWlse. 19s sales. 30; stock
2l9,lS7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

Iondon March g. .. Atlantic md Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates 49, Canadian Paih
Iie .6- do second cOn-oh luie Illinois central.
liz: M1iean ordinary 800 ST. msai ,9mmolIii 90.
\ev-Yoft lOJi, PrnDri lWnia Jp's Nl"Nlcan
central cw per cent bond- -. liar silver - quoted
al - ID per ounce India council bills were allotted to-
da. nj an VANCE Il J-32d per rupee. rams adNicr'
quote per rcntes at - r. - c,numys Tor inc a.
eYut and exchange on London Il - n % centlm's for
rhcck- The amount OF bulIof gone Into the Bank Of
Inrlaud balance TODAY T. 1H'Vv'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
THE STATE OF TRADA.

Baltimore, March 5.-Cotton nominal; middlins He
Flour active but unchanged. Whcat-SOuthern firm
fultz. 7sas5c; ongberry. slas6c Western dull No
winter red spot and March, s3i2ae3s.c May. et.ds5S
western steady mixed spot 800 s5l-c March s5.ds6c
July, 37037ic August, 37@qs7'.c steamer. 35a35sI
&c Hay steady prime TO choice timothy sI2 50asi3.
Provisions nrm and UNCHANGED. Butter steady: Eggi
nrm; l32c. Petroleum unchanged Coffee firm and
strong Rio ealgoe' tar 2oAe sugar strong !" y
soit' o;co Copper hrmi refined l3.diiAc: "hiskeI
9'.t and ,t.ady cotton 4oc; hoggr 26a22s grain 81
bb wheat u 900 bush corn. 49, 900 bush 9sss Zoo
corn. l2sfoO BUSH Sales Wheat, 5000 bush; corn.
100 900 bush.
Boston. March 5-Markots unchanged. Receipts-Four.
1000 bbs, 6.5 sacks corn, 1900 BUSH oats. 25 o0d
bush shorts. 81 tons.
Chicago March 5-The leading futures ranged Is told
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

Buffalo March j-whrat-.sO llrd dull. closing at
sole No l Northfsn ~ fair iemaud With sales Of 200
bush al hg4c, 5000 bush az $3.50 300 bush at s9'.c
Sc. Winter what -Sarce and Hru 40. red. ,3tc
extra white, So Com stesds S,h tai' demai 80
y, How 81 No 4 yellow 33GhJsc No g. 32i I33'.c
30 D. aG,eaSl Go no grade. 2sc. SOC Oh track. oat,
Qll,t and weak; so . white 2os a2Gsc No. white;
I5a.s4c. No = mixed 25d25i.c Barley quiet and
unchanged; Rye nominsl Foqr STEADY VIII vi 6oo good
oa 200 tusSG r.. CO. sG1ments-wEsat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

=, LyerpSo March o. i5 p. m-Be,t Pork and Hams
Holders oHcr Moderately Bacon Holders
Shoulders. About T. 10 ~ N firm at .6s' chess
Holders ot -sPdfnry American finest white and col
oted nrn AZ '5> Iallow Holders Offer freely Cotton
seed -LiNcrpool refined steady -, spirits ~ tur
p'ntinc Holders Olcr moderate steady AT 3 sd Eo~n
ihe supply J., poor common hrm at a. ID Iard-Spot-
HOLDERS uirr Suarlngly Futures Hold, uoler-
ateiy prime Western spot, March, April May trm at
52s 90 Wheat aud tour--IIolders oher moderately
knly-Spot-Jbe supply Is IN excess Of the demand.
Futdrss-Hoders Offer freely; mixed Western spot and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
OIL NA.KfTS.

oil city Penn March 5-National Transit certificates
..0ud m o,i@r, HIGHEST $40; iswe-t ol'sc closed.
9s7.c ssics 1000 bills ch,,'er- 1850 bbls; snip
Pit,sfnrg Penn Narcl 5.ic. cum active; National
Transit cTiincatc, op.nd at J-'-c; closed at 32'sc
bradford penn. Mas.h 5Na' M. iIansit certificates
opcncd At o. closed 9.4c asiest Jj'sci lowest.
J.c chalanccs, 5000 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

The business in State issues was covered by
salcs of Tennessee settlement IS al ITO. OF
civ hank stocks FlcniN sold go at IL. and
Western National 600. AT 90 and %. Reports Of
auction sales of several issues bill be found be-
low. amongst them Chemical ~ 4oS
There was a wide distribution Of business in
railway bonds, but generally III small amounts,
and prices as a rule were finn Philacelphla ana
Readirr issues. however wci" much III sympathy
with the stock The general IS sold Al - IL and
So IA the first IS at G3 81 rnd the second al
443-s Atchison. Topeka and mia +, IS rose
10 SO ga and the incomes {" 81 3D. reference
is made TO our full report of bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The local money market ruled steady ard easy
at 3 l-2a4 per cent. One reason that there Is no
manipulation of rates is that the speculative ne
mand is so small that there is little Of money
market TO manipulate.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, 1921, 665,94G balances.
$i343,525.
The Snb-Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House 1891 ,350. It's net gain on bal2ncc was
1910, 700, made up by coin gain Of 3oi,'2'
less currency los q Sio2 Tic dayS opGra-
$l.as ssoI; resulting in u general balance OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
miscellaneous.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NETWORK
4 IEEr M, WILL pE g,s RECEIVED Az It'll, TIN
insist, u9r ?. $50 Broadway, between Twenty;
second and Twenty-thrd sts until D. IN go West
Twenty. th,rdst.. corner Eighth ave. 49, slxthave
1853 Fourth.a corner Fo1rteenth;s. 76o ThirdNn:
corner -sevepth-st. l026 1hiIdave SiAcys
nrstst. LOS Tirstays 100 West Forty seconds,
the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East One-hundred -and
twsntyhf,h--t, up 70 p M. at regular Office rates.
'THE BOOK OF oPENAlI SPORTS. octave. 500
i pages. illustrated. The standard authority on
American openair amuscmens. Rules for sailing SWIM
ming ball playing shootng horseback riding S; Sc
Entertaining and universax Gompmened by the pSoan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
TILE ROND MARKETS.

The Treasury to-day purchased S5s,foo Il
per cents al 103 L.. To-day II W. announced
from WASHINGTON. in apparently onical form.
Thai the Secretary of the Treasury is prepared 10
resume purchases OF per cent bonds 70 such
amount rs may he justified bv The available b'l-
,r.c IN sic Treasury. All oncis ~ tr3. HAT. OF
les, VIII be accepted an tins announcement
the nlds on oolroh g. ycrc advanced =, l~3 at
the Stock Exchange II 'ldcr. however, rs they
DID AZ 1876 Will fni that 't.v i~ 10 market ior
LARGE amounts except AT The Treas rs. Tic clo,-
inc quotations were as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York wednesday March 55BLl-N hs-Eeceipts
han carload Of Local s'oH az M narS a@a
g arlods =, oy e o ' %cr 'S Sm and adc sr
man Mcnsay fa lnS OF uni d assn M the oas,
f,.,.r were sold. Poorest TO- best steers ranged ia
P f'o% be haa to :; 5z S0 and m nix @ c> Z
.od " - 5oa ~ mo 10 o. r w COWS AZ II 6oG.s -
Mr GOLDSMITH purchased 81 steers for export at 81 ~"
Gable advise. date quote rcfreerat beef SLOW 6qt
-te.dy az 5ed OF so9t 'v v lc ',t,naed dressed
Shipments to-day $50 cattle and aboat o'' qsTG a no, ot
Teuonc. Tomorrow the Trinidad carries AZ quarters
S Sai an" M,ra,.o cA.eso S'cs e, Ego g; =
ao i57 y At -s45'a 10 do l'so r. a. . 10 Do
y At - > 10 d. io,5 r a. :. = ,d DO 49, =: 4.
- 80, S,atc Cows Iio- n at - -; do 80 H. at
Go A. Manrde 81 t6';1sc steer, 1853 r. At = io
Is DO il.s p at - % % DO Ia a, ~ -, - 10 40
l. r ~adl.r Co.,. Il Indiana steers, -D5 ,,6 a,
:; ., .. j = - d. 5 ,io7 q - d. ige5
- IS = fenn c1 yam, =, V ~ "a anu ''' "
s. sanlsi Snc3so s'cr, l2ao = a = s. 5,s II
cassr /. K'ai': s s, ~ $3.50 70 e.
eei- DO ~! a. az to ~ b4 G,I 90, ~ j"
j s,hambers: Is Pennsylvania Steer, llo- - at
MILcH Cows-Eeceipt. heavy. about 80 had =. all
points. Tho market in'ed du ana Pee, W. W. .. o' ,r
"', S.c' J. RocKfrii.r: 10 Cows at so to SO per
J. J. H.lenbcck: II Cows. a, s9oasio per head; do
NeF, GgT S:. at s g q 90 ci4 P head
cAyis Rcp y. assa Of En'h SOB a. s soy Al
.oi az wsi,'-tainad prices, \ carload Of W',ie ~
-, 1I, ' %l f.l ,e,'d Vent a. lsh a. S.D,;
'' -, ~ , p.' id, Sg Tsai. noh,, - % average
q. 4, t.s = D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

COTrON-On the spot quiet and steady prizes showing
Port rec int. TODAY 53s bales against 1919 bale, ths
'.v lat week. aui lO02 bales THIS day last year since
.nt.u4hcr receipts M the ports aggregated 35oJ -
,,- against sB- $40 bales for the corresponding time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

Cash quotations were follows: Flour firm, with az
advance Of loo in No. spring wheat ~
a75.-c 40. spring wheat, 667s aosc No = red !7.d
IS. 80. corn, No. ols 2Ots d-Osc; No rye,
+--c No barley nominal; No hsAseed, 81 40 pllAt
timothy seed III Is Mess pork, per Dol, - oOcs3 so
ald per 100 Z, - 81 90 short IBIS sdss looseJ
sJa - 9O -Ty salted shoulders boxed 81 2QaSt 20
-ort clear boxed 2OG,5 p whkey, disti!leFs
M shed goods, per gal 81 o. Sugars-Cut Loaf, 1aIscl
lIAnnlat.d q. d, Standard "A, 6.2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

so21 o6o. 1913 1921 $50. $50 Inc. 800 o6l
% 59- EOS 27.3J3 oG0 Inc. la $50
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-14
In FOREIGN LANDS.
Faith in KoCh'S Treatment Diminish.
ing in Germany.
PARNELL'S STRENGTH WANING.
The New French Tariff Bill Out
does the Mckinley Meas
ure-Etc.
In FOREIGN LANDS.
PARNELES STRENGTH WANING.
IRsc1Al D1srArcHEs TO THE RHcoHD-us1os.l
GERMAN AFFAIRS.

The Faith in Koch's Treatment Di-
minishing.
copyright by New York Associated Press, $780,
BERLIN. December 13th.-The Bunders.
rath has refused to approve the resolution
adopted by the Reichstag by which theo.
logical students are permitted to pass the
last six months of their army service in
hospital work. The Centrists consider that
this refusal indicates that the Bundesrath
will not pass q measure for the recall OF
the Jesuits, unless Csprivi uses the whole
of his influence with the Government to
support their demands.
The Volksblatt has obtained and is max
ing the most of circular of the associa-
ton formed to combat the destructive ten
denotes of Socialism. The circular which
is private, bears the signatures of Won
Moltke, Miguel, Puttkamer, Krupp, Bishop
of Treves, and others, chiefly belonging to
the old Cartel party.
The recent speech of Emperor William
upon the educational system has had a
marked effect upon the school methods.
The School Reform Committee has voted
to substitute the modern for the ancient
languages in all the lower classes in places
where there are only gymnasia. In Ham.
burg the Town Council decided to establish
q higher middle class school, in accord
with the Emppror's ideas.
The Frankfort Zeit,mg announces the
flight of banker named Reiss, an embez.
zler to the extent of 400, 900 marks.
Many medical men who came from
abroad to study Koch's treatment are
leaving with their hopes of its success
abated. Prof. Bergman. upon conclud-
ing his demonstrations, announced that
he would not pronounce definitely upon
the results for year, but reaffirmed his
belief in the value of the treatment.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-14
An Investigation to be Made of the AL
legged Silver Pool.


An Investigation to be Made of the AL
legged Silver Pool.
WASHINGTON, December 13th.-Repre-
sentative Dockery of Missouri to-day az
peared before the Committee on Rules and
made statement relative to his resolution
for inquiry as to the allegation that twelve
Senators and fifteen Representatives were
parties to silver pool prior to the passage
of the silver bill, through which pool
81, 100000 in profits were obtained. Dock
cry stated he had no personal knowledge
of the facts of the case. His resolution
cited that statement was made in spe.
cial Washington dispatch to the St. Louis
Globe Democrat. Dockery thought the lat
ter deserved investigation and the commit
tee took the subject under advisement.
Messrs. Stevens and Apperson, Washing
ton correspondents of the St. Louis Globe
Democrat, were asked the names of the
Senators and Representatives in the ell.
legged pool, and the source of their infor-
nation. They declined to give either.
The committee took the matter under ad-
visement. and will hold another meeting
Monday.
Attorney General Miller to-day returned
to the President all the papers in regard to
the Columbian Worlds Fair, with the
statement that they met all the legal re-.
quirements necessary for the Presidents
proclamation. The President will investi.
gate the financial sufficiency of the sub.
scriptions before issuing the proclamation.
Secretary and Mrs. Noble left Washing
ton last night for Columbus, o.. in obedi-
ence to telegram announcing the death of
the Secretary's brother there.
The President to-day sent to the Senate
the nominate of William o. Orion, Pro-
bate Judge of Garfield county, Utah.