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Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

county OF Mower, state OF Minnesota, will be
held at the court house, in the city Of Austin.
in said county, ON Tuesday, the @@22d day OF
July, 1890, at 3o'clock p. ul.. for the purpose
of elecling 81 ven delegates and seven alter.
mates to represent the Republicans of said
county at the Republican state convention
to be held In st. Paul on July "a. 1890, and to
elect nine delegates and nine alternates to
represent tho Republicans Of said county at
the Republican Congressional Convention to
he held at Austin on I he 2Gth day of August,
tiun may bc calledl The several towns and
precincts are entitled to the following number
,,f Il
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
Our Clty' Legislature.

A special meeting Of the city council
was held at the recorders office June 30
All members of the council present ex-
cept Alderman Sergeant.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap.
proved.
On motion, the regular order of bust
ness was suspended, and on motion of
Alderman West the matter of sewerage
was taken up. Hon. L. French aud D.
II. Stlmson, trustees Of the I. 0. G. r.,
presented a petition signed by l.. French,
o. W. Shaw, II. T.. Crane, G, II. Goats,
A. f. Christie, chairman board county
commissioners, and twelve other other
business men owning property on Main
and Bridge streets, asking that some
thing be done to relieve and meet the de-
mand for drainage. No estimate of cost
was presented and no action taken by
the council.
The official bond of N. +. Bantlcld,
city treasurer, with O. W. Shaw,
Lafayette French. L. d. Baird. j. D.
Sheedy, c. A. Poolcr, 0. Ayers, D. H.
Stimson and w. L. Holllster as suretics,
was approved, and ordered placed on file.
Justice N. X. Noble reported eight
cases before him during the month Of
June; FIVE drunks, one vagrancy. one
disorderly conduct and one petty lar
ceny. One paid a tlne of $15.45. On
motion the report was accepted.
Chief of Police ]. E. ingalls, reported
nineteen arrests and twelve dodgers in
the lookup during the month OF June.
The city recorder presented report
showing cash receipts from all sources
amounting to $20,196 -. Disburse-
ments, $12. 1854, leaving a balance on
hand of $s,010.ss.
The following resolution was offered
by Alderman West:
Resolved, BY the Common Council of the
city OF Austin, that an order be drawn upon
the treasurer of said city Of Austin, for the
sum OF two thousand and forty dollars, to
pay y City bonds Nos: and .. coming due July
August %, 1857, to build bridge and Improve
street, and sold to Harry Wheeler Of St. Paul,
Mtnn., bearing interest at six Per cent. per
| annum payable semi.annually.
The resolution was adopted.
A. Friedrich and William Simpson ap.
peared before the council and offered to
grade any street the council might desig-
nate, free of charge, it to be trial of
their machine. On motion the matter
was referred to the purchasing committee,
with authority to purchase if they
deemed it advisable.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS. a

To THE VOTERS OF MOWER COUNTY:
l hereby announce myself Il candidate Tor
the Office OF County Superintendent Of Schools,
subject to the ratification OF the Republican
County Convention.
Since the close Of the Rebellion. during
which l served as 4 soldier In the Union Army.
haye oeen engaged in the profession Of
teaching.
have for nineteen years been superin.
tendent or principal Of hirh schools and
graded schools. including those OF Platteville
aud Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin: Elkader and
Nashua, Iowa; Preston, St. Charles, LIE Roy,
and Brownsdale, Minnesota.
Should be elected, my time and best ability
viii! DO devoted to the duties OF the oface for
which respectfully solicit your su6rages.
w. H. PALMER.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
Half Fare Rates on the Chicago, st. Paul
u Kansas City Railway.

On account of. the Fourth of July,
agents of the Chicago, St. Paul u Kan:
sas City Railway are instructed to sell
excursion tickets July 8 and 4, good re.
turning until July7, 1890, inclusive, at
rate of one fare for the round trip. Cali
on agents for full particulars.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

On motion council adjourned to meet
July 1. at 7:3O p. m.
Adjourned meeting July 1890. Coun
Gil met pursuant to adjournment.
The question of sewerage was again
taken up. Mr.. Blake from Dubuque,
Iowa, was present and presented an esti
mate of the cost of construction of a
sewer on Bridge street. The matter was
discussed to some extent but no action
taken.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
Austin Mineral Water.

-. AUSTIN, MIMI. Merch +
commenced using water from the Austin
found it very beneficial at first could not
drink it cold, as conld not drink anything
cold. could heat it and drink it hot. now
can drink 1t cold. I find it helps my stomach,
and is also good for constipation: NO other
laxative is necessary when we drink water
from the Austin Twin Mineral Springs.
52-6m Mrs. T. H. BENNETT. s
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BILLS ALLOWED.


NJ. Becker, engineer at water works. slO5 90
J. E. ingalls,, chief of police .......... 80 90
Frank Riley, night police ............ SO 90
Dan Leary, lamp lighter. - 81 on
Superintendent. ni..... ............ 25Oo
John Void, city recorder. 30 90
NJ X. Noble, justice fees... .......... 8 80
Martin Feely, special police for June. IL 50
Joseph Lamping, labor on sLreets.... 48 25
E. j. McGOvern, labor on streets - 25
Michael Kelly, labor on streets. 20 rs
william Richards, board Of review... Is 60
Seymour Johnson, board Of review.... Is 90
C.. j, Miller, board of review. Is 90
David Turner, sidewalk tax refunded. AZ SO
Frank Ward, express. ............... 30
H. 0. BasfOrd, city printing. 3S 50
John Paul Lumber Company, lumber. 50 80
F. l. Crane lumber Observation-Disclosures. IA 60
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
Notice 81 Oomnn,ssioner Meetinr

AUDITORS O1FlCE.
~. AUSTIN, Minn., June 2B, 1890.
Tne Board OF County Commissioners OF
Mower county will meet In regular session at
the once OF the County Auditor In the city Of
Anstln 1an at O'Clock, p. M. Monday. july II,
lsVO' 9. H. WILBOUR,
80 County Auditor,
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
DIR. HUDSON

Has positively resumed his practice of den
tistry from the above date. Office in
Richards block, north of court house, where
he will be pleased to see all wanting work in
his line. Office hours from =. m. to p. m.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio on the spot had NIUE better oel..nu ~
aay and prices steadily sustained 40 ao r' ,1
bgd do, 1cc. Saes -VVO pass'
below 40 g. 1870 900 bass 10 point aOONS No
IL "a e. and T. Mid grades steady ana mVu'id.'a'
.ttivs Sales 1000 iculs Padloe 2l"4c G. anu l. oVo
pacs Maracabo 1000 bags Cucuta and 2uV d. ",
malx priyate terms Option, decdeuN s.rohsei o'
Say in keeping with better cabes. and spetat1h va on
larger scale freer buying by " shorts lIiSVs
Nanced sac points at the outset ana tls was
followed by further rise OF lOdl2 points az
about the best figures. HaNre gained Ia az lls anu
lis was attributed most OF the strength hanDurs Vo
mfg better Rio quoted firm. although receipts were
larger and exchange showed slight ueciihr. i'''
Fist $50; Good Second $50; Exchange lpfNa,cll
MI Teceint. IA 900 bags Rio clcaranccs for United
States 5 900 bags cearances for Europe VJO Oag
ofa stock 1872 santos receipts, uOo Ddss, re
ceipts at Rio July 1889. 10 April - le3o OS9 ~
bars: same time 1889 1927 600 bags same Time iooG
n 900 hays receipts at santos. July l. les' to Apil
% 1890 5000 bags time 1859 200 600 BAGS
Official quotations: April. 10. Cd Nav 7os ID Jun.
rs cd July 76s Sd August 76s 3D. sepen Der 'o> 'u
hc arc abont Cd higher than official morning prices
retail sales here to-day SO 500 bags. H. follows:
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HUGHES g. ROSS, ~ Bros
Nnct,ou Sales of Real estate.

A SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE.
Estate OF NEHEMIAH MASON, deceased.
JrRE JOHNSON, Jr., by Richard V. Harnett & Co.,
,uctonecrs will sell auction Monday, April 49, at Il
o'clock noon at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange
1913 FULToN-sT., BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN.
435 1877 43o AL 443 and AS Futonst northwest cor.
Jayst., ) substantial buildings.
4Os41o Jay.st., 3.story basement frame dwellings.
AT Az AKA As 457 and 40 Fulton.s northeast
Jay.st, stone buildings.
IA near BrdGe-t. 2jX62, with frame dwelling.
SANFORD H. STEELE, Esq, Referee, 40 wallst. n. Y.
rrTTRETCH. sILKMAN SEYBEL Esqs., plaintiffs
Attorneys. Times Building ~ Y
Maps be obtained from KY hA.p V. NAM "a
rn - Iuo,,vst y Y JERE JOHNSON, Jr, 1913
t.lton.st. BROOKLYN. or q. b. BRETY. 4i5 Fulton-st,
Brooklvn 10 Libcrty-st., n Y
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a we.t India time charter; British steamer NthsdaI

West India time charter; British steamer Nl'h'aac'
north side cuba 10 Montreal sugar lac for the dav but
generally stady The VT mag fo , M, WITHIN the
ysnga Ne, quoted at 81 2jdsl2 80 for Cd sl3 ga
III for Short Clear. slS9fi' r a' and in fair
c1bnr demand ciiy Nta lnd Nj i, IN &C. z;a 80
i ins EN's "a N sc j. y 20 o' Fic6e ss
Bld G i, ,ss w., ard is >iEArs
W,Ie nrni' maintained IN price, Io 900 y Picked Il, lic-
5.GGc Pc,d bellies quote, at 70 l, or - do
iiaii.c: riccd shoulders &c Smoke, al, Gg ~ Wct
AiDpLi sun t,nans @ inv June and 81 ice for july
DRESSED HoGs in ncderae. demand a. STEADY PI.1,s
Tity heay TO nsn Mains today on realizing both here
and at West. options declined "a lo"'S a.G hgS a
nSR Wa dsa mSI' r ss 5S2te t, g9qtcd
10 Nav closed at 600 June closed 6Gjc July
closed re salys 700 te d snbcr cosG 6ssc
sales 1850 tcs Sc October gosga n
BTTTER-There good dcand 10, NH t@e "ns
Ggs , s"g g ia.r and fcnn-yvana Cream
e,, CREAMERY fancy 1sa DO prime to choice l.;
az d. , lar fancy isc choice I5ci7e Do good.
i9oS anu siac Dairy Welsh Tbs qaSy l3S 90
S9oss I 17aiiS cr%siy CHOICE i5ai5c socs
loa ia'r fSIq 7asc Wc,,. Factory choice, TO-
fs% sG9c seconds Gd7c; Dairy anc tacioy trii &C.
1H ana ,wb. choice Hale fair to good, 6gdlo;
9 fSs W',, a P'\ >yd nPd acaSd 1ts
ioi.d at 10c for the best fun cream Whit pa ,.lis
and CON mon skins 81 &c. Od stock rules III Oul'l7
txor old cheese STATE Factory. fan made. faac, Wi,e
~ lioc: coored 1Os.a1lc: Factory line. lO'4 ~
common TO good 4loe par' shnsi aG9' goi''
sni'e' LGG>~Again lower continued large Ircc'7
and slow demand. state and Pcnnslvania ftc,hi La
aa5fc No-fcru fresh. U'i0l2c: Sonthcln lV1 - 1,
Southwestern. fresh. 1l',Gl2ci Goose 2'o2'o' p"'N
1Ga19c. S,,o
ga hbds and 347i bag Mu>co,ado. 80 Tt Dc 10y
Ot ,c Centrifasa % test 54c h"t
az C,ntlfusal 90 test. dc. hl.f y ~ ~
Stoadv crushed Tic Cut Loaf 7i-c; cub. '.iH'
Powdered 7.l6c Granpated 2 d ,Msn"GsaId a.
49, on NJ o.1Ga5'.c; White Extra ''C'1 A."
9.l6c Extra &C." o's9'2c' ~ '4"'s''
5Qjlec. ,.,.. W..
sTEAKlNELard scady ciiy 5se ,,S ge9ige WV ct
SIC; sales 30 900 y out OF town 5',c hcie p, civ,
r. ,II,oW-Nore active and stronger. Iil"' V''@
o,a,1h at 4lc Salcs zoe 600 q fof export -
TEA~salcs to-day by auction lo9go NsIo ~ Im
,,o,rnn- IIvson 10d23c; Young Tyson i'"''', ll.-
6nplai 17G33c Gunpo~dcr l3'2 i5c Ping Sn'H 4nS
iii.g5,c Basket do. ia lsc; Couson: -. ~,
and o,ansc Tckoc 2a22c; Oolonc Foocho" La ~,
Formosa lGl. d3Jc.
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Citp Gonoss 60 Get.

lnfurnishcd.
STYLISH TEN-Bl pEoOM HOUSE
n 40 I4G East s?th-,t. mover ana mana
.oiur. worth =. 800 per year can he
,,n,,i uuf,irni.h,d. for - 600 permit M.
necessary. OWNER. Room 90. 10 Cedar
ST.. until I.
A PERrEcT BIJOU House TO let.
n UNFINISHED. 40 10 49, SUI. !;
fclutlfully decorated stone archwaV stYlisn
every way rent. si.lOO: permit unnccc>,
sary. OWNER. Room 90. ~ ,'uai-st'' :
untl 4.
IN WEST ,sTrl. ST.-To let. unfinished.
~ = To ) years. Ia strictly private ram.
fly: rent, ~. 600. Room 90. 10 Cedar-st.
until 4.
ON ONTH.-Chcapcst house In city !;
HiU history brick all improvements :
i'ne location: accessible by all IOids.
". HOWE. IS Mou-t>r.
- WEST SID 81. -tourstory, pantry eN-
> I trn.ion; 900 per month to October
then 81 800 Aplly premises, 10 !. except
sundays. or 20 Nas-au-,t. Room 'S'
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xroRK DAILY TRIBUNE, APRIL "a [Au

cooney Peter and wife. to Thomas PHILIPS c0f
Cedart and Tre7avc year sOo TO Jane Madden
l' safiosS q ia Ill.,, Biady Avenue A. of
seer Ferguson McCrt and ogSrs i. 70 Danes Ge
n %phrcy Robert aud other to Ella Jq es
iia aTrshd to Hannah I'a';et tes and
81 yn.,n Charlie, Scandinavian Building and
Loan Association 141thst OF WhitlochaNe' III
saImeh,'' If,a,n,Iet A. to Frederic Mddlebrook pike
Il - :" To- 40 535 map estate OF Hendrlck Rutgers
Eay richard and wife, TO Herman wronkow, 1lsh-
st. y d is,-a1s' ysar, y 600 p,erman ,a5 East
''I Koch. Charlie, syba obenaucr lo5h'st OF
lambert XcSnde to The Trustees Of S9 6co College,
Lncke John al, George sehIercth and another
E:snayc and l5ith't y kan, 900 sopbla Sims
ro NSa"S A" Of lcSh rsa 10 p yeaTs
Mayer. Adolf, to Mary King No 81 E'seA'''
'e Moor Hiram and wife, Peter Patry, il3th's''
ScaSc rdp and Jacob, to Morris LSo Berger De-
la"cy, n Of ri' TO A Aa Z Soan Bradhurt
Mary to Cordclia r. Macpherson, executor.
C Ssd.s Of etG-avc, years. $1,000 Gamma, Kahn
s1hs-nger E II ans hs' yaTs g
srhlcsnccr Elizabeth husband, to Aaron GoAieb'
SiIG'r' Win il and VIE WIN Arrowsmth. 22d''t'
q snc s Joln to Robert MccaGe5y 5sdst Of
'h%G %Gg tl6a and naoS % Moss Butc
st. Of Avenue G. insaiarnts $3.50 o..o,, - ,ce,h.s,
schmtncr Catharnc 20 Lewis "o'o''' ''0''''''
Singcgman, Jacob to solomon Ladinsld No - Mad
Thompson Cstharnc b. Edward Bedell, years
Water Frederick, to sigmund D ROsenbaum list
st. Il A 4So@a a. Ss3M Mari :; Kelly enavc of
wcihcr, to The wa. ido aoo Life ms Co.
Of 6th-aNr, years, -'',''o'
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REAL ESTATE.
prs1vrss Ar THE EXCHANGE.

Tho ,ri,cin,l sales at the Real Estate Exchange
,.o ,s,,v ,rore those by order OF executors. The
o.,,.. ,f N,rc,rctta Dclayer offered. Nos l52
and t,t West ftv-SccOnd St. are four story double
h,ic, fiat hol,c, on full lots; they brought slo'-oo
zach fr,n, Thomas C. smith. Nos. BOB and 3oo East
T. are five story brick tenement HOUSES on
total frontage of fifty feet they brought SJi,'oo
doom, hr,,.. Ialv Nos. 800 and 80 EiShth ave, at
rif,v third 81 are story brick tenement Nou,''
vith .tor., on a lot 3ONGO, ana SOFA 10 JuuEc No-
RIM. corner of Perry and Washington SIS, Nos: 'o-
,ud -oi Washington and No. lJ3 Perry, WIN front
az" - f,rt, one feet In Washington and seventy III
Perry two three story brick tenement hvu-cS, v" w
,.i,,iliv Itro. for Sal 900. Nos. JOl ana 'o'
waiiu|ton IL are three story and cellar brick tene
,, h,,,-c. IN lois .ON76. They sold IN one pai'ci
,n NJ Tlrich for 10000. No. 1916 Madison ave, AZ
r,,.,, a. = i. A four story and basement brown
,.nc dvclliuc leased for $1,000 year II stahdS on
lnt S5xg and sold to II. Il. shepard Tor 80 ooo'
20 81. West twenty third St. three story anu hare
mcnt brown~tOne house: on i'l lo''A"0''' ""' ~
T. g.. Regency for 1-o''o q, ,;,,, ., Va.
Thc estate Of Henry ohcndorfer, consisting Oh 80
80 "a 10 East one hundred ana >cNcll'1' h'il-''
.fnrv and basement brownotonc slhelo ma, nous
~ ia The house, brought from Sl.'i"o 10
s,s go apccc 40. 81 East Forty SECOND u. - d
ire.tory double HAT lot 2-No7". IL NieIu9
~, - ~ -. a wear. and sold 10 +. w Powell LOT
re'S Zoo So l1 west Twenty third st. va offered
f tl. estate Of Calvin Burr II j. a four tory hisl
tnou brownstone dwelling on LOT --."NiVv, anu svau
tn 1 Law smith for $4,000. so ~ We, 'lo
hundred and twenty second 4. a ihi,c't'If ~
,,. dvclliuc on a lot I-.9NlOO. sold !" = idt u'
81 300. and A vacant lot In one hundred ana 'hFs
to'~fh 4; between seventh and Eshth aVc>'' went
to Ethcbart Wilson for 5000.
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COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGHAPH.

Liverpool, April 3, D. m-Cotton-Ihc sales Of the
day included 200 bales American
Futures closed firm at the advance Amcrican-Md-
ding low niddlng clause April delivery 2tGid buyers
April and May delivery, 2l-Gid sellers May and juno
delivery. 226id BUYERS June and July delivery; 1901
Iuy August delivery, 25Oid sellers. Au-
Gust delivery. 2j-6fd sellers Angus, and st mhrr de-
livery q 23Oid sellers september delivery 236id srl
crs september and October deliver 0d sellers October
and November delivery, > JG-Oid SELLER
Galveston, April 23.-Cotton Quotations revised mid
ding 11ssc low mddng He good ordinary, l0'ac
net and gross receipts. 136 bales T; stock. 4.2o3s
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND hAN"h or rI'i - 20.
,r, ,,,s M feature Of special interest In the crude
ri, markets Yesterday the news from the field being
Of no importance and the refined market simply show
i.,., . CAIN ,olumc Of business. more bulsh scnti-
man, ! indrrcd In by traders and under this influence
options improved from Sa@ the Stnc E%
change ruled from 20 II cents TO s3o - II cents.
Ihg marin" rcc of prce and the total dealings
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Gorscs ano Carrld9ee.

-IIANDEAJ Co,
"A. 81. 80. $40 BEOOME.Sr.
IL I6NNI CARRIAGES - the best Glass;
sUsPLN>ION VlClONIAS.
L T. SPRING NftIOEiAS.
LIGHr VlcloHlAS.
7 Cart. Two wAeri.r,. Laniaulet''
Nall PAaeton-. Pau Cart. l'nd4n-.
Stgnhopc Gig. Village Cars, oii, Du-wvs'
COrPt. npASSI N,,IK re, kAWAfS,
EXTENSION FRONT.
wADONIITEs,
CURTAIN ROCK AWAYS,
orr PATENTS
ON BUtk BOARDS.
Oak Surirt.. Oah Wason,. OAK hnnA.
bout, :. passenger BuchboArds 3passenRrt
h., Abolfd- 4.Inss,ng.r ~, KbDar't' OAK
uo,.,. Dos OAK D'rbl,-. psR Phrioi.r
ALL OTHER PATENTS ~ htOh
BOARDS. .
Single. DUAL. Tripl.t,, an lind, - sPrInRsr.
ALL NOVELTIES Is OAk ANp rSiNA
FOR ONE AND TWO itOISfS.
Agent, Tor Brorkct Tutuc % eht,
ROAD WAGONS LIGHT VEIilCLEA'
Tor c-ttte- and country driving
Doctors WAGONS. Surrey wagons
Iail"-' rhAetJas. V--a-Vis,
Light sfag"- TX. TOP CAbrloir0
SPIDER phtefOus ton'rartpr,' Jous'
Pony rnr'tou-. Saxon Pna"tous'
IMMATURE TRAPS ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
.orrm,nt Of ,lrriaec~ In The United States
OVER -. DIfFEi.ENI .! YLhS. 4,
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT NASh'
Don't purchase carriage ~ town
LARGEST D'. SsTHoScyKS P1i|Npp' wARERooMs
~ THE WORLD.
OVER 100 ,,,
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
STYLES.
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xo,toik Auril 23--Cotton firm mddling 1l'-c net
and no. receipts l37 bales; exports to Great Britain
5'5Ia: sale. a.; stock, 3o3. .,s.,,. aide.
Tow miIdlie 10 i5-Ioc good ordinary, 1o4e net ana
gross receipts l9i bales exports coastwSe' oS' S"''
i0VN 5rleans April o. Cotton steady mddns
:, L., ,r =, ddling II 3-1Gc good ordinary, lO.S
n and ,ros receipts oil bales exports coastwise' 22'2
sales / $50 stock, Ss,1oo
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Proposals.


TENNSPoErATION.- Department of the Interior.
once Of indian Ara5' ",n nmo,l ,oIf Hect ids for
.r.f mu, b. submitted in .,Arat. rhteloRrsl Bagen;
Hour Clothing. or tation ~ a. ,hs cas- may
10, ~ and 81 Woo ter-,t. NewYork. VIII be- received
n, p OF Iu~-', MA ZOO ood poynS 9s Of Baeon
81 81 Bcf zoo roani- y $1,000 pounds baking
zoo 900 Ioinds Of rlolr - 600 pounds feed $1,000
pounds ne'q bd ,To II ~ os 1900 pounds oitmcal
~ Zoo round, oa- 5000 pounds rice. 1000 pound,
ia $40 600 pounds salt 80 90. pounds soap 2-V wv
pounds aud 70 900 pounds What 40 EanAgr,'
Monru AMI cotton ',oof, onol,tng III ldrl OF il.s
- - GOO SsrGs DGcS from all ilog = 600 yard.
prlm- 1000 yards ''nthau ov oVV lai"' Nm.
nr go 900 yari- Bl's aed Sh,erng, 1000 yards
iIickor, shrtlng. Geo N'fd aD sm.r,IhT ,, my
lariwarc Medical SUPPLE school Books g. and long
lit r-c' famous nitl - s,.h q, ms,n,' rn,rd
or 6c s'p,cc TO BE- d,iy,rcd At Chioaso kansA, CITY
and sioux city. Also for -'ch WAGONS a, may o.
b csiifornia braAr- delivered at san frarc-co Also
transportation FOR such Of me sruces e,"s anu iup
H.. >ycr,.- l.d, must b, made out on Government
blanks schedule, showing the KIND ana quai',.ss
nd ta klnd, and auantue, gross OF all Other Goods
aid artlcls toscu.l with blank proposals, conditions
ern, ~ contract and iaymen nsIor'a'Cn foDI -
and an other nee. s-afy h.t,n,uo ns, W." ~,
furnished upon Application 70 ne Indian 1Ss the
1omm.sar,s OF sub,issnce > at ehSy pasi
nd @ Ffancisco Postma,tr at sioux CITY, Iowa
p Kasta a ara s.on Arizona s1t
reserved by the 10 rcj,r aS s are nvit.d
under p9vso mat wil b. opened ar the hour
ana aF ts~ opon.ne Certified checksAl bids mus,
B. aecompnd e c,rt'd e S Frs, or Ssona Bank Of
amount ri 9, he propo'aI I. J. MORGAN Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

I,chmcr John and wife. to Conrad Stein. Gsth
Al vs. 81 iith-aNc. 3 tcar-. 5000.
Hufh Gustav and wife to the Lawyers TIL" lnsur
,uc, 1ouiany 40 1867 ath-aNe. .,aT- $1,000.
same August Schockon. 9th-aNc. II Of l0Gth- st
$1,000
Bennett, Charles and wife. TO John J Brady. Gar
den-st lot No S4 map Of village OF South Belmont.
years, elQQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
lndard OF classified.
STAINE
STAINEO.
S15-I6 Low Middling.....lOE.

Good Ordinarv........S 15-l6 Low Mddling lOI. "a
St Good Ordnsry...9 Y-l6 Middlng------ CIV
OPTIONS quite active and decidedly tulllsh III u
Early I'm the day there rise OF 4d' points, ~
which prices gained 3d6 points more ATTENDED WIN s
general buying realizing thereafter caused rtalo
of 2d3 points closing steady. Liverpool salvQ ~
nonts and that coupled with the rise in silver ana man
bort receipts had stimulating effect Sales, SO9oo Dcs