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East TINE.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Nestihuie Din
sng aud Sleeping Tar Line. daily service to -
Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth aud nieagO- No
e1,s,,r,s Of ears aud twenty-five miles tire short
-. rss.te 20 Chicago Tourist sleeping ears
through. plseing passengers n the Union depot
chicago. sesen hours aud fhiFfy-slx minutes
sTss.a al other lines \. Chflterz, city ticket
age7lt, TlG second street, Bostoa block; Z Ton
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srscRaxplsE ANp PRoprcE REcEIrrs.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rroprcE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..

PRODUCE RECEfFTs AND QUOTATIONS..
Ban Francisco. Dec. lS.--Produce receipts:
bur, II 900 quarter sacks heat, 1000 centals:
SI|Hhg. 500 ccnfals: potatoes. 1900 sacks;
|nns. ayfs0 seeks; bran. 1000 sacks: middlings,
Msacks: raisins, 2.ooo boxes.
Wheat rade is quiet. No. l white, si.S0a,
lzlss: choice, sLso.a; milling, sl.si agi.4o per
1|omtal
hricy-The market presents nothing of in
sst No. feed, 81. 40 (di. 81 &: choice. 81 so
enmen grades, sl.s5; brewing. s1.5Rdl.57is !:
iair 10 good, and s1.GEGl6al for choice:
Essles, 81. NO. 81. per GENITAL
Oats Offerings are receiving but small atten-
I9a Surprise, si.a5gI.97is: milling, $40
~ good TO choice feed, sl.sal6(Gl. s5is
a-1ssstsi.so; gray, si.7a9l-s 50; black, 81. s0a
" PCT Genital
eefn-In good supply at sI.s'o per Genital
erect Totatoes-ltdac.
OPTIONS.
ell bosrd sales; wheat-Buyer 1890, 81. 29s<<;
1ssytr, season. 81. 10, :. closing at $i.soi.
Rariey--Buyer, $50, sl.s3Ia; buyer, season,
AbSsSi.4s; closing st Sl.45ss,
FINANCIAL
Rraits, sight, 5: telegraphie. TO- sterling bills,
enk, tisa; commercial s7e: silver bars, sIo6
= 9lDl; Mexican dollars, 81 .fGssc.
LII MINING STOCKS
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The latest novelties in silk and cashmere
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these goods for holiday presents. Hyams,
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corner Columbia
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To eOFTEN TIE SKIN

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An classes OF tickets reading via the Union
Pacific ~ tire East are good via salt lake city
and Iseuxer without extra charge. A - Martin,
general SCENT rs secoad street, Boston block
c 4 Baldwin, agent, city dock
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IAMPs. LANPs. LAWS.

why remain in the dark when yog can buy
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EASTERN MARKETS.
SEW YoRK sTocK rrcn1rar-

N Nsv YORK, Dec. is.--The stock nasrxex fn-Asy
Wtapwe9 no change in its general ehaFsesesssties
III nen those OF the previous few sayS, he.ng sWII
80 narrow, but witha firm 10 ssgesssg. and the
"a changes of the day, while sorssu nat Irrcg
~ ana generaily for fractional amounts cniT,
~ III most cases in the direction III higher fg.
~, ne announcement tha. the caucus ~
lsspuniican senators In Washington Cgfy had
IS.stI vil conservative financial measures adaed
sAsitally TO the feeling OF Confidence sfsfsy.
H. Spkers here consider thst ffhese measures
is - ~ ssta great deal Of gold tina; &s been With
~ rom the market viii ~ returns1 20 IL
vo'ernment bonds, steady
90 MONEY AND EXCHANGE
scney on call, easy: closed offered 81 q prime
ssssn'lle paper, 7l.fa9: sterling exchange,
~x44s.aSS shd linn; sixty-day bills. A.so. de-
~ 1aao AseHsi bar silver, iosl :,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
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l1vRRPooI, Dec. IS.--wh eat-U nchauved
., CONFIRM; spot, IS sd: January new. IS
FINANCIAL.
=, LONDON. Dec. Isl p. m.-clo<ing onsoIx.
Money. % do, account, 81 !; T. s is. iSst ~ 8
4,2s, is,'s; bar silver ~ ID per ounce; money.
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has failed and the seattle & Northern Railroad
viii not be extended beyond sedrn. making
SEDEO the aciasi TERMINUS Of 3GEEAT
RATIW AfS-file Northern Pacific from Chi
cage Portland and Seattle 10 SessTo. the Great
Northern from Fairhayea 70 Searo. and the Seattle
& Northern from Anarortes TO Setiro. All ;Eese
railways are in ACTUAL OPERATION.
sedro grandy situated tue SksSft, the largest
and most freely naytEahie river empfytng into
Ptigrt sound and surrounded by vast mineral.
timber and agricultural wealth. The transporta-
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the best point for the location of MANUFAE-
TUEES 70 be found. Iron, ceking coal and lime
found within q short distance. Hotels. mills.
stores banks and warehouses are recent improve
ments. Business lots, 4OSleo. from $500 10
$500. Residence lots from S35 To $500; easy
terms
ANACORTEs Is growing rapidly and has now
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part of the country. The Northern Pacific runs
through trains from Portland aud seattle via
Sedro. We ofFer BLOCKS Of TEN LOTS
EACH for 5000, 0NE-THIRD CASH.
This is rich garden land. within IL miles of the
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opportunity 10 buy acre easy teT.sss ard have
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One cannot make any mistake in buying West
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cash.
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solicited and information furnished.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
MERCHANDISE


liz ~ - considerable quantity ~ choice scid
4fes,s,azfle eouuty yesterday az - cents for ex
Ia N~aA Ia0 good lots sold IN taopSTstosSn
h, xSuss Tbs = taken - mean better values
IAspsfe shipping qualities. Business win
lar Is reported - be Improving. ard the
Itssss = .leyzftict generally better. Pacific
4esr s---0pi3oas closed steady, Sol 10 po4rts
IN salsst -,i-5 bsES. including bScexsl-
Xs-r - January. si6isFaib-fos Fehrp-
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IA 49, -hsW, east. lsir res ned, itc: sales,
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seFfeT-Noruinar
4 Weak domestic. 81 I9aS
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toSToS Stock EXCHANGE.
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-01-31
GAINESVILLE, MINI, Jan. q sc

GAINESVILLE, MIMI, Jan. p 80.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
I came down from Ada at mid
night with thermometer 40 below
zero. The Ada meeting was attend
ed by representatives of seven local
Alliances, full of enthusiasm. There
are calls for meetings all over this
valley. I may have to return to
Norman Co. next week. I received
also to day postal card from Eng
fish Irons, Douglass Co., from a
farmer, who was present at the
Alexandria meeting He says
must come there and help them
organize. / could meet them Satur-
day evening driving over after the
meeting at Osakis. ia.
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Jan. Goth, 1890

Jan. Goth, 1890.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
Some of the the business men OF
Adrian do not take kindly to the Al
lance. They started a report that |
had said coal could be bought cheap
er of the Adrian dealers than the Al
lance furnish it. did say so. / al
so said that we were furnishing it
$500 cheaper than it had been sold
for, and that the dealers had come
down on their price to try and fool
the farmers. The most contemplate
liar on earth is the one that tells
half the truth. We meet Feb. LIST to
organize some kind of q company to
ship grain. Adrian has had from Z
to II wheat buyers that loaf around
smoking imported cigars, while we
smoke a pipe and tobacco that is
half cabbage leaves.
We propose to try and reverse
matters. When l read the GREAT
WEST l am in my element.
/ am kicker from away back.
/. L. L. LONG.
Sec. Alliance No. sos.
Mobiles Co.
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F armers' Institutes for Minnesota
Winter 1889 and 1890.

Winter Of 1889 and 1890.
-'' 9-I0-Farm School, st. Anthony Park.
:" 11-12-Mankato Dairy Convention.
"' 13-l4-Mapleton, Blue Earth County.
:. 16-lS-Long Lake. Hennepin County.
&C 19-2l-Litchfeld. Meeker County.
&c 27-2S-Stacy, Chisago County.
" s031-Rush City, Chisago County
Jan "a Cambridge Isanti County
{" 6-S Henderson, Sibley County.
&c 7-11-LeSueur LeSueur County.
13-14-New Ulm, Brown County.
&c 15-18-St. Paul, at the annual meeting of the
State Agricultural Society.
&c 17-18-St. Peter, Nicollet County.
80 -2O-22-Waseca, Waseca County.
sc 23-25-Owatonna, Steel County.
N-2SEDodge Centre, Dodge County.
30-Feb. 1-Rochester, Olmstead County.
Feb 3-5 -Plainvew, Wabasha County.
'' 6-S St. Charles, Winona County.
It. 10-12-Zumbrota, Goodhue County
-" 13-15-Northfeld. Rice County.
&c 17-1eFarmington Dakota County.
80 20-22Farmont, Martin County.
24-26-Blue Earth City. Faribault County.
27-Mar. ALBERT Lea, Freedom County
Mar "a Austin, Mower County.
6-8 Spring Valley, Fillmore County.
1O-12-PrestOn, Fillmore County.
13-15-CaledOnia, Houston COanty.
The foregoing dates include time to travel from
the last place where institute held to the
place gven-except dates from January 18th to
18th inclusive. o. c. GREGG, Sup't.
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Jan. 9th, 1880.
EDITOR "GREAT WEST"
Forest Lake Farmers Alliance met
in regular session Jan. 25th, 1890.
The following officers we're elected ::
President, A. c. York vice president,
A. P. Noyes; secretary, A. L. Strom-
berg; treasurer, G. Rahm. Committee
on membership then reported quite
a number of candidates for member
ship. This Alliance has now over
thirty members with good prospects
OF doubling that number in the near
future. The subject for Discussion at
this meeting was: "Resolved that
there is more profit in raising scrub
stock than blooded stock" Quite
a lively discussion took place, and
the advocates of the scrub-stock were
largely predominant. Our regular
meetings are held on the last Satur-
day OF every month.
A. L. STROMBERG.
Secretary
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LETTER FROM MR.. ALLISON.
January 10th, 1890.

HE
January 10th, 1890.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
/ have just returned from Mentor,
"a miles distant from Crookston,
where I organized an Alliance of "a
members. The farmers in these re-
mote towns are very poor, some OF
them could not pay their dues and
no Wonderfully haul their scanty
crop of wheat, 8 blu. to the acre and
get from SO to 81 cents a bushel and
the most rascaHy grading. The poor
fellows are just hanging onto life.
You would not believe me, if told
you, how some OF these brave good
men live. This has been a week OF
hard work, with the thermometer
800 below zero.
The results OF my work in this Co.
are as follows
Four Alliances formed with a mem
bership OF 1855, with invitations to
visit three other places that cannot
be reached by me. as [ must leave to.
night to reach Ada tomorrow.
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Jan. 18th, 1890.
ED. GREAT VEST:

ED. GREAT WEST:
DEAR SIR:-I have been working up
the. alliance question here. find it
rather slow work as most of the peo-
pie here have never heard of the ALI
ance. But those who know anything
about it say they will Join if any one
will start, so I am going to take the
lead and see if we can get organized.
Will you please send me about 20
sample copies of your paper, and a
circular, that thoroughly explains
the working OF the Alliance. 1t is so
hard to make every one of our un-
believers understand that it is ior
their own good to join the alliance.
I remain your truly,
WALTER w. BEAN.
Cottonwood Co.
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advocate OF the people into retire
ment that the robbelies may pro-
coed unchecked. One of our deputy
alliance lecturers, Prof. John Allison.
has been especially the subject Of
such attacks. We do not pretend to
say that he was impeccable, but we
think his offence to the members of
the Rings was not SO much the oc-
casional glass of beer he might inn
bibe, as the fact that he was making
ringing and eloquent speeches, STIR
ring up the people and organizing
great numbers Of Alliances. We are
glad to learn, however, that Prof. Al
lison does not intend that his op-
ponents shall have the slightest
ground for their attacks upon the
farmers over his shoulders, and he
therefore proposes for the future
that neither heat nor cold, nor the
exhaustion OF travel, nor anything
else, shall induce him to touch q
drop OF any intoxicating beverage
noteven cider.
We are glad of it. Now let the
enemy concentrate their fire on the
cut of his clothes or the shape OF his
whiskers. It may be that he smokes;
if so we shall expect to see the blear-
eyed rummies at the door of the
saloon denounce him for smelling of
the nicotian weed. We congratulate
Prof. Allison on his wise resolution.
RADIX.
The above letter pleases us. 1t is
on solid ground. The editor of the
GREAT WEST is we'll known in the
state ON the drink-issue-but when
politicians Danish Louis Schade
from their councils they may criticise
Mr.. Allison with more show of JUS
tice.
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NORMAN COUNTY.
Jan. 2O,'1S9O.

Jan. ~, 1870.
DEAR Dr.:
The meeting this afternoon, at
Ada has been the best of the SERIES
The farmers of Norman County are
in the van of progress. Seven ALI
ances were represented in the meet
ing today. I could not feel other
wise than gratifed. Norman county
is largely settled by good farmers
from Newburgh, in Fillmore Co.,
my old home. The enemy is here al
SO. This county has been skinned
and peeled by agents. From what 1
have heard today, 1 wonder that
there is farmer in the county who
can own his own land. The state
ment made today at the meeting
would challenge the credulity of an
honest man. One man told me
that he paid one dollar for six
pounds of sugar last May Another
said that he gave a mortgage on his
stock for $34. The mortgage was fore
closed and he had to pay $113. The
Loan Agents collectors are the most
unmerciful beings in our county.
They are clothed in purple and fine
linen while their poor victims live
on coarse food and abide in shack
houses.
The GREAT WEST has struck q
chord which will vibrate through the
fwhole OF this region. You cannot,
however, persuade the farmers oil
the Fifth Dist, that they will not be
sold out in the next election. Their
want of faith in the officials OF the
Alliance is a serious matter / meet
in my work. j. A.
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John LIND. NJ. C.

Jan. I'D, 1880.
In your last issue find the follow
ing. "A correspondent from Lyon
county writes us that their alliance
was destroyed through the influence
of Hon. John Lind, NJ. c. Can this
be possible? What interest has Mr..
Lind in fighting the Alliance? If this
is true the State Alliance should
know it"
To your question as to Mr.. Limbs
interest in fighting the Alliance there
can hardly be more than one answer.
Is it possible that a politician Of the
John Lind stripe will favor a move
ment OF that kind? 1 think not.
The writer listened to some Of his
stump speeches in the last campaign,
and the main drift of it was that
everything was lovely-especially
among the farmers, who Give like
princes" And the only thing needed
to perfect the royal condition of Of
fairs among the farmers was a con-
tinuance of the high tariff robbery.
He of course ridiculed the idea of re-
form as something entirely uncalled
for. The day is fast coming when the
farmers of the second district will
see that they are better off with an
honest farmer for their representa-
tive in congress than with an every
day lawyer whose prime object is to
serve party, and they will cast
their vote accordingly. A FARMER.
Lac uui Parle Co.
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Jan. 24th, 1890.
GREAT WEsT:-I will say that he
must be poor farmer who would
not send his dollar to help the paper
along, and he deserves to wear the
yoke that the railroads now have on
us. If there is anything in the world
that I admire more than a pretty
woman, it is a brave and honest
man. They are the handiwork of
God. There are two copies of your
paper comes to my address, one is all
1 need. I will read that twice. Keep
on with your hard knocks until you
knock the water out of the stocks.
Yours truly, J. F. SHOEMAKER.