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His First Job OF Mcnding

There is a young married woman OF
my acauainiance whose first wifely ex-
perience with the needle resulted iii Il
capital joke on her. says Il writer in
the Kansas City 1imes. She found
what appeared TO be two immense rips
on the inside of the tails Of her hus-
bands frock coat. aud while he was
downtown she carcfniiy Sewed them
up. When the Young man came home
to lunch his wife met him, coat in
hand.
I've just mcnted it," she said.
There were two aHful rips i'll the tails
of it,
Let me ser." sail the husband Of
the industrious young woman. Il
didn't know there was Il tear in it.
Yes. there was: ri rbl there"
But those are the"
The young man caught the look of
innocent doubt Oh his wifc's face and
stopped.
Yes. those were fearful rips; things
were getting in them all the time"
Aud the Young man went down to
his office and picked out the threads in
order to get at his bank book aud "a
few letters that he had in those tail
pockets.
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Obscure Martyrs.

They have no place in storied page,
No rest in marble shrine,
They are passed and gone with Il pcrished age,
They died and made no sign.
But work that shall Fl Il its wages yet
Ard deeds tnHt their Go did not forget
Done for their love vilc-
These were II e EOurucrS. AMI these shall be
The crowns of their Immortality
OF seek them not where sleep the dead.
Ye shall not fiud their trace;
No craven stone is ut their head,
No green grass hides their face;
But sad and unseen is their silent grave
II may be the sand or deep sea wave,
Ora lonely desert place;
For they need q no prayers and no mourning
bell
They we're tombcl in true hearts that knew
them well.
They hCa cd sick hearts til theirs were brokcl,
And dried sad ey til theirs lot li2ht;
We shaI! kf.iw at last 10y u certa II / ken
How they fought ANA tc in the fight.
Salt tears of SJrrow unbchctd,
Passionate cries uuc no Iiccl.
And silent slrifes for the riEht-
Angels shall court them and earth shall sigh.
That she left her best children to battle and
die.
e Twin ArnCld.
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American Dentists In Mexico.

Says an American dentist who is
praclicing in Mexico: Il am getting
rich, and any good American dentist
who viii come here and Stay can do
likewise. | made 81 900 the first year.
aud have done considerably better
right along since that time. | can
charge bigger prices. get from 500
to $l50 for full set of teeth on rub
Der. The same thing in the states
costs you SD Whenever | administer
gas | charge $40 for the pulling of a
| charge so for the first tooth aud s.
for all succeeding ones. For jerking
out IL tooth without gas | charge 81.
and in the United States you would
only get 30 cents for this work. As
10 lillings, they range from s. upward
and gold Filings cost from SIS up into
the hundreds according to the size of
the cavity and TO the siZa of the bank
account of the man who has his teeth
filled. | always get 500 for making a
set OF teeth on gold. and all other busi-
ness is done 1T praportionate rates. [
know of many dentists who are max
ing more than |. aud know Of num-
Der who Charge more than | do.
often make 81 .000 a month, bat deu-
lists in the City OF Mexico make more.
and | know of :, man There W % gets
so tooth fur any kinl Of si.iiig. and
VINO came 10 Mexico from Soutl
America. where he made SO 00J in a
single year.
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Stone With Il History.

Ex-State Senator Hathaway of St.
Louis wears in the STA that adorns
his shirt BOSOM Il brilliant stone that
has most interesting history. 1t was
given him several Years ago by the
queen of the SandwicI Islands. who
Informed him that il was IN African
stone brought to her island in 1913 by
Capt. Cook and found on his body
when he died. The jewel became the
property of Kamchalueha l.. the king
ruling at that time. and was aflerward
added To the collection of crown jewels
of the royal IlawaiianS.
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(FirsS publica ion October -. 1917 No. 1OI
GTATE OF WISGONSIN.-CoU COURT FOR

(First publica.ion October -. 1S9l.) No. 10l
GTATE OF WISG0NSIN.-COUNTY COURT FOR
- MANIrowoC COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF Anna Strauch
deceased. intaState.
On reading and filing the petition OF VIM. Ste
phani of the city OF Maaitowoc. in said comfy,
representa- among other things that Anna
Strauch an lnhabitant of said county. on the 9th
day Of August, 4. D.. 1891. at sad city, died in
tessate, leaving estate to be administered. and
that the said D ,titoaer is creditor and brother
of said III and praying that adm luIstratIon
of said estate b. II Wn. StephSli gran ted.
1t i orfar II cha said patltIoa be h card at
special tarm Of slil cou1ty court, TO be held on
Tues lay tha l7tn day of November. A. d., 1891,
at 10 o'clock 4. n, at the office of the county
judge in the city of Manitowoc, IN said comfy.
Ordered further. that notice of the time and
place appointed be given to all persons in
lerested, by publication hereof for taree weeks
succesSiyely prior TO said day of hearing, IN the
Manitowoc Pilot. weekly newspaper published
Bt the city of Manltowoc in said county
Dated at Maaitowoc. the End day Of October,
D., 1891.
By the Court.
EMIL BAENSCH, County Judge.
Schmitz & kirwan. Attys. noyl2
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WOOD STOVES.

carry in stock this different kinds
stoves comprising everything from techapctcook and ng
the finest Ranges the market As this rnquesonabv
largest in the city and prices low lowest
it will pay look them before bnyng elsewhere BE look
at the Peninsur Stoves 1891 they the best in the land and the
prices them somewhat lower than they used be-
Have received fall stock Axes, Meat Cutters,
Suffers, Straw and Hay Knives Sash Remember
never allow anybody undersel
Respectfully,
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4 committees of French officers is
said te have tirci'i'fs to recommend the
adoption OF ii hreA>l-Dlf,ie for the in-
fantry made of niae parts of copper
and Que of aluminium. eqnll 10 II steel
plate Of three Times the thickness. II
will only be worn in time of aclion.
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= q "a ES gssa he sartsd oar Nf6 Enc of'o'r-
MINNIE rsltay a"a i.,,arahiyy y 'L,,S u
KsUsS L.. e. % r e' 2 IiS :, '.sc ~ l,; Any
n hing We No sk- Nt devote
spare ait 20 jhe work 4h- =
lead .tud briggs ndefiH kcr
Beginners earning fn SO $50 TrwF'k un@ nN'1ds,
litJls W. furnish The
poyfaet aud trsch YEA ftE. No >age eXisa here Full
Information kREk. TIE L. - co, Al Gt >It, aAiAk.
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THE COST Of EDUCATION.

Expenses at Harvard, Cornell yassar,
Princeton, and ObarIIn.
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Terms, TT1 DOLLARS PER YEAR
G. A. FORREST.

TTO2NEY AND COUNSELLORA AT LAW.
a oAec ~ Caras' Block, first heor, in door
ed lIngt u GOLnty Judges oihce, South EIghth
sIr,et Mlnitlwo Wiz Collections promptly
attended to- JULIO
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We carry the largest in the city Fer The most noted ard
best the country We also agents for the
bratcd Abbott Bug Our prices will surely suit You Call and en-
mine oursto ana ire for pr', Corner Nnt and Franklin
Streets. South Side Manitowoc, Wis.
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THE CAUSE FOUND.

The cause of chronic diseases has at
last been discovered.
People have taken Blood Purifiers "
and wondered why there was no perma-
nent benefit derived.
DIR. Shoop has taken step in advance
of all others, by giving special study to
the cause Of these increasing chronic
diseases.
He has found that certain nerues have
entire control over the stomach, liver,
kidneys and all Internal organs. When
these nerpeS are weak, or exhausted, the
stomach will not digest the food, the liver
will become torpid and the whole system
will sink from this lack Of nerre force.
DIR. ShOOp's Restorative is a
stomach, liver and kidney cure, as it acts
upon the nerves that control these organs.
Not "Nervine,n but nerve food. It
aids digestion, cures dyspepsia and bill
iousnes by remoring tbs cause.
Is it not reasonable
\ A trial will convince YOU.
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T. S. LJuMANN, NJ. D.,

DHYSICIAS AID SURGEON OFFICE AT
4 Residcn .e br Dr.. H. simon, II llcock street,
ear the court house, Manitowoc, Wis. del5
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TFORNzE, ts9CJGt tSEE.JRS At LAW
n . ice ut:r .slrsf IA Iu y ,iIGN, Eighth 81
Collections promptly ltterlod to.
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EMIIL TEITGEN-
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4 TTogNET ANo CoUN SGLoR AT LAW,
II one, IN forr-oa'- Rlirk Block, Eighth
trset, ii tDV oc, HtscJ.si,i.
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stIIiFZ MICHAEL kIEHAS.
SCaMITZ & KIRWAN,

4 Tf0RVEYS At LAW. OFFICE IN FRAEz's
~ J..J0k -,I = E5snIh Street. Manitowoc,
W Iscansiu tfHayll
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aaron Louis to olin. 1872 wflettst years 50 600
BrsSh1fst Charles c, to j Mcdonald 1stsve
Cohen. Aired g. 10 S Rohmann, oorner 10th
Davis I Wolf to p JScoba 7e TOr,yss, instolinsnts
$500. =, so,.us, , w Garner Lexington.
owe and 95th.st 2 years, 5000. o, -. - ,s.
Gcidstsin Samuel 10 NJ Danzger 7oeh'se W isS
f1ap5Sr Eiizahch j., W II Philip, ct al. Car
mine-st E Of Hudsonst years, $4,000 1,s... =,
Johnson. Eliza j., TO Kate Andrews 'lsU-s'' 0'
2d.Rye, years. e35QC. . ,,.s- ,n,,suo,n .
7tl.st e OF Avenue y, instals, g., 500. ,,,,.
Ksplan Herman NJ and wife TO Abrahsm Woin'
De,anecv.st of Sherin.s:, years, $4,000. o,.A ..
Iivof, Henry NJ, Nellie c Van ReypeT' V4'n's''
Marlin Ell and wife, Hudson River Bank. Guy oi
Powers Wm II and wiic TO + y oGn Stnuief anu "'
T9ths c IOth.aVe; years. S20 OOO. ,., ,.,. T.,
Ienwck Edward S and another, 10 MUTUAL d,ie ln'
srraoce Co n 9th ST. 6tl-aye, year tiVOVu
Smvth Anthony ct al to i Il LOWS an9 anoeher' ID
9Iti-St e Columbusave. mcIts yeols S3o,VVO.
Sloan. Thomas ct al to Ben{aaPih IL HufV'nOi"''
IN. General synod Of Reformed Church In AmeriSe 70
,uortins Pyne n 22d.st, " 4th-ave, ! year ssoVoV
vsrdon WIN ana wife, to Donohue, lSo'h's1
Svison' Syns' 10 Win Wilson and another. 3d.ave
,o, 1ootb!st s yeaIs, 2 morts, 32S 900. x..
wcicker John and Navy TO 70 James Bennett
7oH;.ii rgm D. t. Edward eearon, 54thst,
:aySSS a,ca 'NfarcoIet C. to Burns and another,
u,Tienn nn.aNA 3ethst years eli 300
same 10 same MadlsonsVe, OF lSeth'ss years.
NJ 800.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS.
As a rule Yesterdays markets at the Produce hA'
change were quiet and OF holiday season character
The wheat speculation was purely local, and nuctua-
tons only reached 3-sa5-8 cent Less than 2,loo'ooo
bushels were dealt in The movement OF prices was
irregular but the bulls held some advantage az the
.ose. The cables were weak and lower In some
instances and the foreign element was conspicuous
by its absence Bradstreets estimated an Increase VI
173I 600 bushels In the available supply east ol tie
Rocky Mountains, and decrease OF oo4,oo Du'rds I
west but the figures we're without influence. a FrT e.
receipts helped the bulls late January opuohs opev
at ST O5 La 81 %, but closed at u % 3o; nay
started at 81 O6 rs, fell to 81 06 5.s and then re-
covered to 81 OF 3-166 81 07 1-9. spot wheat was Was
shade hrmer, and $4,000 bushels were tahen @ Ds
export. Corn variable but rather more acuxg wi
about 100000 bushels being dealt IN; fCcs aIes %
partial recovery followed on the nearby noh1ns, r
while the later options closed slightly higher. Inc
late hImness was due 70 inc n9er ,t csints a
Chicago. oats weakened on December optons, wnud d
declined Ia cent. The Otner months were steaoy ad
ostGV oss we're re- m and in n0 M demand advanced
7a0 points on foreign buying Of the options nj
Chicago There were sales of $50 erces on the spot
part of the buying being for export
The final quotations were rs follows: . .
Wheat-December, 81 % 80: January, 81 o. 9 !,
February, al o6 55 March, 81 o. 6-e May, 81 % le
CornNDecember, 81 So; January 81 34; February,
81 "a May, 90 7-s cents. ,
oats-December, 80 IL; January. 80 Id; May
Lsrd%January, SO 40; February, 661; March,
The receipts Of grain and honr reported yestera,oy ,n
owst Wheat aios55 bushels; corn, 6s7 AZ bushels
oats I64520 bushels total grain, 1O!1 09S Dusnes
-four. 6O574 packages. AZ Chicago niwsukee anu u no'
4s3 OG7 bushels oats o7I 427 bushels; total grain,
$500 bushels -four, 4o,o77 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE A.
WASHINGTON.
WEST SHORE RAiLR0A o.

IN. Y c. & II. T. T. r Co.. L.ssvV'I ~, yo,.
Trains leave t2d 50. (Norh lIyerl , s,"iya r.
a,aO g. NI-Daly for N1wbnrg, knsston; ,,on
'naly eXccpt Sunday west OF COeymans Junction,
,,i5 4. Nj. Daily Tor Albacy daily eAIeF' Sun@N' ~
,o.nn 4. u.-Dallv for Newburg. Albany, Uues; sIsr sI
cuse Rocnester. Buffalo N,asa fs,, o,,,n,o ps'fO"
,l,s5 A. M"paiy Accept sunday. for Albany ana o]'~
AZ" - III ,DaIlv except sunday. lor Mban; cx..
SiV. H. ~ Tnativ Tor Albany. Montreal tuea snr
o't r1sr Kochester Buialo Niagara Fails Ior0n''' w
s.i5 T. M~Daly for Albany utea syraeS's noo nTOas
nahS except saturday, for Toronto. - =,
HAVERsrRAw LOCALS 80 . - I' n'i5 $50,
s5 20 80, I'll 40 p, NJ. ,,.u, o,o-,,,o De-
Slecnine Safs Tor Buffalo. Niagara Falls lor0h'" Nv
toit fhicago ST. Louis on all through trains "A ssepi,s
Many Eor tickets. timetables, pafor ali hpnp,ss
20, acsommodaons or Information apply At once. bfvo 90
iyn sss Washlng sta 72o AnnsS s irsdw
a Rewe,y 10 PARK Place 5s West l2oth st. ana sS
ions G. E. LANDERr, General Passenger ASs~
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
LONG ISLAND &EAST STERNSTATES LIN

BROOKLYS AND BOSTON.
waarbury New britain, Hartford, NiMantlc, Putnam,
FRANKLIN ara IIovdencc
SOLID PULLMAN yESIiBt LED TRAINS WITH
leave Brooklyn at6u,n;aHe ana rrInKntVei SSatons
daily Including sunday. due in Boston at 30 a.
Corresponding train returning.
Tickets and sleeplngcar berhs secured In New.York
ErSadway: Brooklyn 3S3 Fulton.st. 107 Broadway.
Long Island Express calls for and checks baggage
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
Citn 11roprrtp 60 Get.
Gonntrp l)roperin for Sale ano 90 Esi

TOR SALE-Valuable property IN baltimore; Maryland
Club Building OF Franklin and Cathedrel sts
streets OF the fun width Of sxtysX feet two squares
and square west OF the Washington dohumeIt
the situation nigh about the level OF tie base OF ne
monument: drainage excelont the land falling in all
directions away from nc corner lot fronts about e3 feet
on F1anklnst 1877 feet deep Cathedral to Ham
ton-s property adourning composed DWELLING houses o
larger with several churches, including the
Catholic Cathedral and several and handsome public
buildings immediate neghbOhood this property pre-.
Unusual Inducements investors In real estate 0t
the low prices current IN baltimore Apply by letter
or in person directly the Maryland Cub Baltimore,
addressing SAMUEL il. LYON, V. President.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
flats to Get, ianfurnisbc6.

6, T. CATHARIyE APARTMENT HOUSE.
- Madison-ave. and 53d.st.
To let one elegant suite OF 10 rooms, two servants'
rooms laundry unfurnshed also similar one nsgnih
Gently furnished. Both suites have direct and unob-
,truced exterior view Of 220 feet Suites comprise entiN
foor The cabinet work and decorations not surpassed
by any house IN the city. Particulars premises from
]. D. BROOKS. Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortands and pes.
brOsses ~ Tor Maach Chunk and intermediate points
10 0s q" hs m @s ts 0sSs Pottye AID principal local
Chair Ca' 70 or Mansh Chunk and INTERMEDIATES points
II M Tor south Plainheld and all intermediate points
II 80 p IN. for Eimra and intermediate points, chair
car 70 M Tor Tunhannock and intermediate points. con-
Esasqf az faaaa aaS s5iosaa ana all intermediate points
$40 " m. Tor !. and b. Junction and PRINCIPAL inter.
TO B. m POttsyile and Intermediate points, Chair
Car g % nv Tor Mauch Chunk intermediate poin
conneeticn 10 RcSdng and Harrisburg;
so p or Femlnst9n sne & AZ ntsrReShate points
falo and the West. pullman Sleeper to Lyons and sus-
pension bTasy asyoe at 10 a. m IL 80 p m. p m and
2 40 H. m connect for oil points In Mahshoy ana Hazel
ton coal REGIONS SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II a. m. for Mauch Chunk. HaLeton Shenandoah
and nter'"aa m FOR HaSch Chunk and intermediate points
sslo and the pullman Sleeper to Lyons and su'.
pension hti1l General Ep-,crn once. 2a5 Broadway.
The New.York Transfer Co VIII eau t9r ana check
Nrw.yoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
ute. earier from foot Jiy.t for La 1e Mohonk LaSo
MinnewasEa md WalylU Valley H. r. stations, Middle.
nG.h FeETsH SE rG M,hof ManeocS SaSbo
dale S. raj ton Walton, Dchl sidney Ng."sa Ldme'
Uyica, Rome. Oneida. oswego' Detroit Chicago and
3i5 M ClWPesn sl Lake MohSnk and MGae
inrgm Filcnne talsburgh. Hureyville. Liberty. whits
,s NJ Mas9rH eHS wo Fl seuH nd1 Liberty TCrwS LS
obseid1 E 6twero oc6ester Niagara Fails Detroit CHI
s ssf s %s Dg ali oher ns ia daily
So.S%sv s% ';es ;Gs sleeping s..s'
q +. A.. - -xehanxs Place Nam fesk-
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
fnrnist ) fonee OF Experiment. manteD.

A ny PERSON Wishing 10 rent nicely furnished house
n Of Moderate sze on gocdszed housekeeping apart
rsent IN desirable neighbOrhood 10 small family unt
May ISL may 1nd a good tenant who furnish salts
feebory guarantees o. furpture, etc. by
sdaressing D., Box g. Tribune once. State amount Of
pentsl eapectee.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
NIoRDDEUTsCHER LLOYD S. S. co.
DED STAR LINE,

DED STAR LINE,
IA FOR ANTWERP AND PAEI
Sailing fOF NcwlOrk and AntCTfp weekly.
RHYNLAND. Wednesday, January o. 10 80 a.
WESTERN LAND. Mcdnc csdav January I3 , a. ~.
Cabin rates First Cabin. $50 aud upward IN ursiol.
second Cabin, SO EN~ufs.n. sD5 @7s.
storage at very low rate. PETER WRIGHT & SONS
general Agents. Bowling Greea
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
Orean Gtcamcrs.

XIEW.YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship 20.
IL" piers 10 and II, East River
saturday Steamers ?. p me- aaa FGonsera LsgSna
''' Tamplco'. Tgxpam and & Vera csSifisas,j.d. Sfissj
8Sns,on 1870 de cuba Guantanamo and Cleniuegos'
RIzHB2 MaSsns ard Mexican Ports ys Sst Jsn Jsn 6
= nF WAsiIiNGTON IIav. Mex Ports ig Sa'' i Jan "a
- 4E sIFXANDRIA Iiav. and M1tahkas. !" w. JIM '
SASTfhGO Nassau, Santiago dc Cuoe anu TSn Dec Al.
@ has direct connection with and is,ues thr9lsn
Blis or Lsdng al Eons9 on md the Monterey and
Ms.icen Central +. W. Co., Ltu.' anu NV f@''''' -
Mexican Gulf Railroad 80, - -...o. .nnlv IN
For iui JAMES i. WARD & CO. lib Wsil-ss.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPHANfS oMIHa
/ LINES TO CALIT0IRNi,Aat "A IfHA IApASA AND MExIco.
From Sew,York, PER foot Of Gansi'6i ananA
''' COLoN sails fhurday, December bsr,Sl 81; noon. @
ri0i' FOR JAPAN AND CHINA no q - -
CITY OF RIO DE JANERo sais Sat Jsni ion 30 aopy To-
fof nessass; ssce on he pier foot Of Canal st. u 4,
company o"' H. !. BULLAY. General Superintenoen-
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
Proposals.

> ONCE Supervising ArchiteSs Treasury Depart
T s e S% al 6s 2SlSch s 'Af a.d ery q
wstsr soet ETC., a the rt u s & HH1e cS6
P Nd Si9dS SgsSf % e fsSS sh Sd qS% Sas
accompanied BY ssIled check for SUN aSs net less a than
e. wifi 3 inSs' ~ %
d Sy % SfRRns Re e@ @ aso Ss 20 pos
he enclosed in envelopes, sealed and marked Proposal
York cityI and addressed % W. j. EDBRooKE, Super
AsHNGTpR1GS&o p g. d 1eeember 4n PuRsHhs L. 1s2 OF
TE pNTnp f1AYGS GooY HysE b. T!da sE Of Anp S
c5% Ss; % sss sSSGSsd d MGssa Sssss
5a iag a. ai is 966v,
Land 4 ne es@sy q e sps s6d e s,ss tie o ~
% sS 'S c 6ss and rrGi al fm @
TOytments owned by The United States Govern.
asT' tg Ha S?SS @ coant @ SsSYork
proposal mus, be submitted upon the following terms and
Il an T as sTSs Of ss Act o s s
@ Ge oa iSs e 'S @ ha four Et O a
Gs 5, H 3 S Sar p1 TO @ pG e ss G Sy %
aecroCd lard ana the sNd Sgres
purchase money .IGa delivery Of Su,b% IT, Gesd
2 pr DGe To ana d fe Per s ss %
eret the Of four per cent annun and
Give lien property the unpaid balance OF the
purchase money at the time Of u delivery Of the quit.cm
derd property, and TO lease the property 10 the
United Tor such time as tho United states may de-
sire to @ osS 9 s S e@ a. rnd u om 6Ge o IN 'i
ork, " " at rent not 10 exceed four cent
of the amount OF the purchase Each proposal
must accompanied ly certified check in the sum Of
TO the order or the Treasurer Of the
United States guarantee for the faithful compliance
@ A Of 4 % %n9sr I'd as m S
Proposals must sealed properly marked, addressed and
delivered 10 "CHARLES FOSTER, Secretary OF the
Treasury, Washington ID. C."
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec so CspeciaD.-wheat was frmer to-
day, helped by the sentiment that the holiday dulness
would soon be and that the new year would see
an increased business and a result higher price,
May opened at 95 49, touched 06 and closed at 80 10
69G. There is a prospect Of cold weather by Friday
or Saturday, colder than anything seen this winter.
That motive with some people minneapolis
and Duluth had only 4S9 cars here there we're only
Isl. Bradstrees increase In the available was about
expected The business was not large ParurldBe
the prominent figure, scalping In and ont on =
speculative line. He is supposed to be short about
5000 900 bushels. line which he keeps Intact Corn
was steady within narrow range. January sold pc
tween 80 38 and 40 and closed at 40 cents; May be-
tween Al Ia and al So, and closed at Al 6s cents
Receipts were a good deal the expectations, and
il was conceded that colder weather would Increase
these Very large export clearances for the day 500
900 bushels, offset the bear circumstances and made a
steady market Oats were firm on light re-
ceiptS. Cash oats are In good demand. the
vislbl, supply Is decreasing, instead of increasing.
shippers talking bulish. Provisions we're irmer
the strength, the in wheat being largely
matter of sentiment At the close pork showed an
advance Tuesday OF II IL cents; lard ana rps
an advance OF 10 cents The news from the yards
was bearsh but it was not effective, There Were
45 900 hogs prices out there were 10 to 20 cents
lower and the estimate for Thursday was $4,000