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New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKET.

st. Louis. May 25.-Flour firm, fair inquiry. Wheat
opened firm 3-46T-s above Saturdays close was firm
until after noon CALL when prices weakened but later
strengthened up again, closing 1-5d1 sc higher
than saturday. No. g red cssh, 102; May 1O5 IL
bid July, 05 1890 3s closing o6 Is; August 03 5-s
G94 SIS closing 04 5-6 December, SO 3-sa07 IA
closing 81 IA. Corn under fair demand opened 3-5
up from Saturdays last sale continuing firm with an
Nav So i-4a63 1-2 closing SO "a bid July, so 3-4a
81 3s, closing SO Las SO 3s. Oats higher but trad
80 12@ 80 ga closing 40 bid. Rye dull, buyers and
sellers apart Hay dull and unchanged. Bran quiet
ana easy sacked this side, TO- T. o. b. east track, ~
Faxsced lower; Western, III; Northwestern. 40.
Lead firm, but quiet AIS sellers. Butter quiet and
Unchanged Eggs lower 13 IL. Corn meal steady,
295a 800. whlskey steady, 116. Provisions dull and
depressed. Pork standard mess, 1oS7 L. Lard dull
600 DTy salt meats dull boxed shoulders. 5 longs
and ribs 900 short clear, 615 Bacon boxed should
ers 537 IL longs and ribs GAO short clear $500 665
Receints-Flour 600: wheat, II 900; los 900
oats. Sc 600; rye and barley, none shpments-Flour
6OOO wheat 100000; corn, 81 900; oats, 1900; rye
and barley, none.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

FLOUR AND MEALzFLoUR-The advance in wheat
SsSss 3ST S'y s%s % sS
Sefs Slss Sought with Sales RsSc Gb
G for Ss9 spG @ @ 800 S o m Low
%n SSn %se% Extra
s. eSps iS S{ a ISS' e
ts 2 choice q a /. 81 snsy e a1as %
@ as5 s. Mipne;os sPIins whest low extra. sidsi So
s. @ s. q .nsy SSas 8 Il sSa s5'f 6 Rs Sfn e q
sfS et Sse STaH'y t aPih
ned IN price SSt s0 adns ss G% sH s% Rq sD 4 ss
IS Is Patents $S iO5s5 EL9TRSIn S sIn.n mod
ct tts & rsSSass SSs a. a. ad @ nSs Ssy' oO SS
Fairly scSe S "a and STEADY y 1Gg y 80 wsS saes qsSSS b
s bsSs ssstgy aqS S.Hs. more ,SSsE ssSsE
G. rpasrG s f fRSSS idc 6asa hands
portion which was ABSORBED by JGg dg and d Pees% esr
s redsSS S 81 TIE q 1919 5oeG s ss''sa Ss az
q os7s touched This was followed by decline OF
ssPu' 5sP rsth but Gpeasd sRs 's'e ss
Fl he o. es saS S mnes F& Sa to q a to The
IN s Fr%H Sh Gs d%y DS %hSh s & S Se &
also bought to fair and sa @ In to eGPpsn & Sag
n b & was pu eSfSs
M MSe iSet'Gs and pi the so SSsn shipments o as the
United Kingdom and 1870 600 gs hut 10 's & te The
showing Of The visible "a dgcsa'e % pa2, ri eaSs
came stronger in some eases and other closing foreign ae
counts 5Sed steadnss; =. Ay S hab a. %e ssSn SSi
a and Ss ss bush Wheat and
56 800 pEg SS0 doST ST'" on the SPOT rise Of =
3Ss sd'f% and ';Ss nSSRs SSsn 40 soS6S
sSS %. were ss. ssen 81 9S bush :PS
81 s3d ry s sfSSns S %RFfada ea b s odc @
% Il q 90 S1 IN Ss.E scEs and 81 m Dr.
nveled No l Northern 800 BUSH ,5 e. at, ciosl
IG'as 4 ~ egss 4 jS H5s
. osaS 90 closing 4: October 4 S,,.S S,,.S
0S os sie.inS S5 Nay 81 o5ss ssS
Ss1 o94 sosnG a. 81 10; bs Whole ana
GXy ags as i'as &C.
a and and there s vas % me bR e rs
sSS"' ae Late "a %onss displayed T mos na on
id2c higher Near opucas advanced la3 The he, rise ,S
chief bull factor was reports Of frost h in & pats sappg OF T9S
81 @ West e. ID but hy whoSt wiz
pressure sell but closed steader IN sympathy With Sp;
eeaances were 1S20i bush. SAFES. 34O0Q 900 9u;h fu;
bush 10 spot RdB S6Se eevio ana
67c anOa steamer mixed nominal low nXed So cde ee-
sSe % J9g l. & sS,ns sSs g SS do
s 5Sc DO December, 5sS55Te closing nominal a :ls;
eea options sseciy troHs p and dve.sa cosGa
market Near months gained about l2c hus the general
speculatOn did amount 70 much. The Increase IN
the visible supply completely ignored spot l0ts
were unsettled tut rule higher, with only moderate
degree OF activity Clearances 80 bush sales 22OOOO
bush future 9s 900 bush spot including No Mxed a.
4gc I'm elevator: No. 3 White, ole In elevator No
Mixed 5oa5ol2e in elevator 5iise delivered @ No WNh
Chicago 81 Lc; Ungraded Mixed, Western 47a52c White
DO 52d9Oe No. May closing at sole do june. 49a
isa.c August i62aioe closing at d9'e 6 DO Sep
Closing at FEED-ouoted the spot: 40 r. 90
d95c 90 n, s5a9oe so NJ slaSl 10; leo NJ 81 2i@
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-There a quiet market for RIO on the
spot but the changes for the day were ss
ex.shp. Mid dull and easy sales 500 bags Mara,
cabo and 800 bags Savsnila, t. In the speculative
We're comparatiVely small. Final ngures Indicated
l0d20 points, most marked on nearby uenNerles
Late Hayre cables came frame higher ana there T was
strengthening effect. Another element Of nrmness was
the small receipts at Rio. Hamburg opened 2G% pig
lower. but closed steadier. London decned 3ded eN-
cept July, which Sd higher. Official quotations,
AS D. May, SD June, Sis "a july sVs 9ai Az
gust 7ss Cd September 76s 3D. october, .Ss va
Amsterdam May 20. 1s91.-Good ordinary Java, Gle ;
a sSa sSSd sec5aa Ga pi o Efggls rs ei
cepts in Rio, 1000 bags; Rio stock, $1,000 bags kio
market, steady Rio shipments to Europe 1000 bags
Rio purchases for United States 1000 bags Rio pur
for Europe 900 bags freight per steamer
at Rio for United States 2; good average Santos
10 200 bags; receipts Santos, 5000 bags Santos
stock 81 900 bags Santos market quiet Santos snip
for United States $4,000 oags san:9s shipments
for Europe 10000 bags; Santos purchases ior gnted
States 10000 bags Santos purchases for Europe 10000
per prmage steamers leading at Santos for United
cleared from Santos May 23 steamship Humboldt, 5000
bags cleared froP santos. Nay 2S' steamship Pha,oS
10 500 bags Closing a. follows May. i77oai7 June
i7.6od17 .65; July, II S5a17io; Auanst 1es5a16.95
Der, 14.90d15O0. WAREHOUSE deliveries since May 1.
1891 NewYork 146;o5li; lon Baltimore n157; New.
unchanged prices sales liS7 bales for consumption
Total receipts at the ports to-day, 1891 bales as against
bales the day last week. and 29el bales last
year.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, PAGES.

Ss Hs;.y sfsS ssSs ss ss5 Ss SsSSt sssSSs i5ss
Sa HSP .s sts Ss .s s hay sfs eSSy SE
TSs Es' eqds.s 5s%aH nsycSSss sd 7sdsSs % si5sg
SSsss. &C. ss5s &Ss.. short y
noted q all directions wsns sns
lcss Ss' e Sa;si s
e po 5 5SSs 3D. s2G nfss
% ss s sales:
rl ..s;ss s;sid on fsE sb, e
extra heavy Domestic grades auct at Zoe to sSc Or the
S,: Ss S"5ss Is Ssssss. dull
Z s?'S ''s'3if s}$;t S H. & q ioa;5 IS
ocB2N TREiG HTssteam acccn@odatiOn continues in
SSskas 5SsSf fsFaad CRAM
saSS0a SasS aa.eed sd june 70 London
bush grain "a sSs bas rs iSSGo 11s @ sph
po%pt % to Bristol 600 bush grain ID 70 cSDeqhagen
fe i9S 8 PEfsS saix
rhsdspha % coal on p2ySe Set e@ BS
Ssns China Ssa, sa;S Of ! and ea
s4 on sRaGAM Ssrs MsafS
r5sasR1a IT'D g aaysna & M f0@ a:psmen az
5s.r ss.ss ''s:G
DO on grade sissSs c01onS1sa S.esa rsw city sd
S.9sSiS TslST xlassl sss
e. 4ss 'S,ss SSs. sss
Sc SafsS shsr : ss s: @
Ssi stEi Sieshst ts .sn.
S;oH :! i5ss: ;s:i9 s. S G' .
:af isS @ s1s S$SSss $SSss
mei IN so sG sCss d2 i.' with
gda %s. ss%agis qa quoted asF' q aqS
S9 & HS s ;sals pa P5iss IsS ssIs: '
p: a9f SS = nfs
asa s9s
son .,sdss Slight fssSSsry s. gS Is'eRs rs
iS ss .sS SS;l,
E$ss S Gs1 s..$ % e a o @
SsSs Jun. July S!cssd SJ5asi :ss:
sSS SS ss SssSS SsSni SossS &
Sasi SaSsiy ssss ssaay '4a SeamsIy
gss & sS DC ssf 'ssesa g
a. j. ds seeSoa: %ssh lSss gss
Western DsiT{ 6sss o:.s iSS
i4c do seconds Use do thirds Iiaal2sc do and Dairy
port Inquiry today but bids low for business STATE
s5aSs DO good 70 prime s'.S9sc do faIE IL to. 70 good
EaGSrIn GOOD demand and vety irm Quotations repre-
sent 'Ioss OIL" State aud Pennsylvania fresh. ISL a
1870 Western Northwestern, 1SG18hc; Southwestern
17Aa1sei Duck, 19a21c. .,o.... ..,, >,
the trading; sales 4o6b fsgs Centrifugal 9G tsst q
Breakwater for NewYork, 6l6c c. and f.; 24oO bags
do for Philadelphia S'sc o. and and 500 bags DO part
for MSscoysdo ard 5Is@sc for 90 test Cen Cen;
at sS2es .S8c and June At ssea5ss: Il REFfSGD1 a1Od
pSl aa ana qabUe STr N o sSHe GSs 4ao %Xxx lc Mould
~ 3,sc; Diamond a." siSc, tonfsetonsTs' "a :,
40 s94c; No 0, sac; No. Z. II 119c No. s, S'1e
No. 0, 91sc; No 10, 8iac; NO H. S7lGc; NO H.
STEARINE-In light request. City lard quoted at
7s<c. Oleornsrgarine. 7iac
TALLow- Steady but quiet Sales, 30 hhds prime city
wooLGThe week opens with little activity at this point
though there are light offerings and holders manifest no
disposition 70 sell except at tul prices Fine oSa sPsnS
I3Sl5c Xxx fleece. 33c No l. Doc fine washed c0g6lng
35asec extra pulled, 2oG3Sc; choice spring California
20Q2Jc.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

escheated to the United States. The doctrine OF
oscheat was unknown In this country and the court
withheld its decree Congress having failed TO adopt
the suggestion that IL direct the disposition OF the
property the court to-day made It's final order In the
case. The modh cation made recites that the Nor
mon corporation having been dissolved, there do not
exist any trusts purposes for which any part Of tho
personal property could be used and further
more that there does not exist any person corpora
tion legally entitled to any Of the personally Tho
decree then says that the property should be
devoted to such charitable as may most nearly
correspond to It's former destiny, unless in the mean
time Congress shall otherwise direct master shall
report scheme which shall meet the approval OF
the court for the disposition Of the property The
decree finally directs that the property and all ac-
cumuations remain in the custody Of the receiver
until otherwise ordered The Utah Supreme Court Is
directed TO take the necessary proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

changed NO. spring wheat u oi No spling wheat
gsc No red, 81 05dSi O6; No 2 corn, 57l2o; No 2
ca:s. 4G'.c No; re, sic NO barley nominal No.
naxseed q L prime timc'hy @ seed 81 2easl mess
short ribs sides loose 75de5 81 dry sated sio1drrs
boxed s5de5 clear sides Eoxod al 30dg0 40:
whskey dsters' finished goods. per gal 81 10 sugars
No b Z O. b. barley 5oaf8c No. & nSrInai IiIo '0"'o0'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
Crop movement:

1891 1890
Bales. Bales.
Visible suppv v..............-...2sse 100 2,137 43e
Receipts. two days........,.... 53i6 1929
Fxp6f,s 10 Great Britain, two days. 63s1 1850
Exports to France two days. 1,45l ..--....
Exports to Continent, two days. 1,24S 30
Stock in New-York in licensed ware
houses, counted daily 14909S 1o6.2S7
In other places (estimated) .......... e795 O,o90
Total stock In New-Yolk by run
Stock In all United States ports... 412 665 9S6
Liverpool kilograms. 40 p. m.-Recefpts 900 bales
OF which American 1900 bales. Sales, 1000 bales,
Of speculation export 500 bales American,
5000 bales. Spot markct-dult Mddling, 4'4d
Manchester market-HARNS-DuU but steady.
CLOTIiS-DAl but steady.
Quotations based American standard Of classih-
cation.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26


My 80 ol Nay 10 9 My ~ S9 ga My % - sS sss
Corn ....,. A49A.Ssa atso,si4 uo7s7s2 0sest'sse
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
Comparative Ncw-YorK stocks

stock OF No red In store May %, 300 505 bush,
AGAINST % 42l bush last week S3l 062 bush this time
wear ago Stock Of no. mixed corn, May % IL i9s
hush against O7i bush week and l,063 gs bush
a year Stock OF No. oats, MAY 2s5 S5l % bush
against 3lS 72G bush week and 2o265S blsh year
ago Stock Of No white oats, May % 1918 bush,
against l43 997 bush last week and 4oOs4 bush year
New.York Produce Exchange statement OF visible sup
nlv. SATURDAY MnY % 1891
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

HAVANA MARKETS
Havana. May o5-Spanish gold. 23s 3-49239. Ex-
bance firm Sugar firm; on Saturday at a late hour
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good to prime steers sold one year ago at - 0o@S' lo
REFVES-keceipts 414 carloads. OF 7129 head-2o
carloads for expectation alive 13o carloads for shipment IN
ouarter ia carloads consigned direct 10 saugh-
erer and IS carloads be sold There was f fair So S
cattle which ruled steady from beginning to end but
common steers and rough stun sold fully l9c lower an
Si.fed steers sold at % 25d$5 92ts car o. common
Is 40 poorest to meal and fed natives at - $50
E6 45 oxen and stays at dej 25, bulls at S3d$4, and
cows and hefers at - 25dR3 So
Dressed beef slow at sha92c for &c common 1s TO choice
Cable advices from London and Liverpool quote Ne:
frieeraed steady at 4Rd or about DC per n and
American steers are selling at 119d13c (tops 13l2c)
estimated dead weight.
Freight and insurance rates were unchanged
No Shipments Of dressed meat live stock from this
port today Tomorrow the India Will take out 20
cattle for Nelson Morris
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. May 25.-The leading futures ranged as
follows
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
THE SLATE Of TRADE.

1000 bags centrifugal 81 degrees polarization. wese
sold for speculation at 3.21 IA gold per quintak
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
STAINED.

Good Ordinary I;lS q. IS,lS L9x lMiddlinss
The oItton market was not especially interesting est ana
favored the bear side throughout the entire session,
and prices the close showed decline Of 2d points
The start was 112 points lower weaker Liverpool
adv1ces, and later there sore little selling for
long account Rromped 5 Tore favorable crop ac-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15
FRANCE AND rae FAIR.
President Carnot Accepts the Invita-
tson-rhe Solicitor Generalship.

President Cernot Accepts the Invita-
t,on-rhe Solicitor Gsneralship.
PARIS, Feb. 14.--The Invitation of tho
United States TO France to be represented
at the worlds fair at Chicago has been for
mally accepted by Presidents Carnok
GERMANY WILL RE THERE.
Copyright, 1891, by the Netc York Associated
Presal
BERLIN, Feb. 14.-The foreign office has
received through Mr. Phelps, the United
States minister, an official invitation from
the government of the United States asking
Germany to take part in the worlds fair to
be held In Chicago in 1893 The invitation
has been sent by the foreign office to the
eathoritles of the different states of the
empire, in order that the German mana-
facrursrs may be consulted and commercial
bodies report before sending an answer to
Washington. II is expected in official cir
cles that there will be a rush of German er-
hibitors, for whom it will be necessary to
secure the largest ohtainable space.
THE SOLICITOR GENERAL
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-The worlds fair
directory have created the Office Of solicitor
general. Congressman Butterworth, who
is now secretary of the local board will
also assume the duties Of solicitor general,
TO attend TO the legal and legislative affairs
of the board until his services are other
wise ordered.
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ITALY's NEW PREMIER.
Tho War and Navsl Estima mates to b
be Cut Down.

The War and Naval Estimates to be
be Cut Down.
ROME, Feb. 14-Upon the assembling of
the Chamber Of Deputies to-day Marquis
di Rudini, the new Italian premier, made his
promised statement of the policy OF the
cabinet, which has already been outlined
and commented upon in advance by a num-
Der of newspapers. The marquis declared
THAT the cabinet will hght under the standard
of economy, and ir proposed to equalize the
budget by reduction of the estimates, in
Guiding the war and naval estimates. so
far as the cabinets foreign policy is con-
cerned, the marquis said that IL would fol-
low the verdict OF the elections and would
be simple and frank as befitting country
really desirous Of the peace programme
which was common to the principal powers.
The Marquis di Rudini finally adjourned
the Chamber OF Deputies until March 2, in
order to allow the government time to pre-
pare number Of bills, the object of which
can be judged by the statements made to-
day by the new premier.
Vice Admiral Sanbon has been appointed
minister Of marine.
AT meeting to-day Of eighty-hve of
the opposition members of the Cham
ber OF Deputies, including ex-Premier
Crispi, an executive committee was ap-
pointed under the presidency of Signor
Marzario to organize an attack upon the
government.
The press Of all shades of political opinion
have given cool reception to the pro-
gramms announced by the new cabinet.
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aoNoss TO sFu Arr.

The Department. of the interior Acts
on His Death.
STAUNroN, VA, Feb. 14--Ths following
dispatch from the Secretary OF the Interior
was received by Mayor Fultz Of 5taunton
last evening:
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHH0ToR, ID. c., Feb. l8
Hon. Alexander IL. Bultg, mayor. Stounton.
V1..
I learn with deep regret to-day OF the death
OF my distinguished predecessor Hon. Alex
eminent public service appropriate honors will
be paid his memory by this department.
JoHN W. NonIE,
Secretary OF the Interior.
To this Mayor FultE replied: 4
Hon. John W. Noble. Secretary of the Interior,
Washington. D. c..
Your kind telegram has been communicated
to the family OF the late ex-Secretary Stuart
the hopor to inform you that the funeral VIII
take place on Monday next, at noon
SECRETARY NoBLEs ORDER.
WASHINGTON, Feb 14,--Secretary Noble
this afternoon issued the following order:
DEPARTMENT OF THE IsrgRfoR,
WAsHisafoE Feb u, 1891 ( j
II is my painful duty 20 annouueethe death
of Alexander Hugh Holmes Stuart of SzAuutonj
va, on tho Iath inst.. ia his s4th year. Having
served with distinction as q representative irl
the Virginia House OF Delegates. and afterward
as O member Of congress, he, By appointments
OF President Fillmore, became Secretary oq
the Interior on Sept. 10. 1850, and ssrved until
March 9, 1853. By his eminent ability ard nj
dustry he greatly advanced the oryyanfzaaionj
and Efficiency OF this department.. He bad tho
support OF President Grant 10 his earnest advc4
cacy. after tho war against the union, OF thd
restoration of his state TO its legitimate relnJ
tions 10 the national government HID
subsequent years were devoted
10 the cause OF educationI
as rector of the University Of Virginia, q rnemJ
Der of the board of trustees Of the George Peas
ginia Historical Society. In respect for hls
memory the department will be draped in
mourning for thirty days, and will be closed at
noon on the day Of bis funeral, Monday next-
at half-mast.
JoHx w. NOZZLE, Secretary.
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A BIG SCARE IN GOTHAM.
FIRE BREAKS OUT IN TEE BAsH
MENT OF THE PeSToFFICE.

Three Hundred Employes Make q Wild
Rush for Life-One News Boy Fatally
and Another Badly Burned : Hun.
dreds of Rsgs Of Newspapers Burned
Thousands OF Letters Delayed.
New YoRK, Feb 1.-The general post.
Office building caught fire at 1880 o'clock
tonight, and hundreds Of bags Of nswspa-
psrs were burnt and thousands Of letters
will be delayed In reaching thsir destina-
tton.
few minutes after 10 o'clock every
electric light in the building was suddenly
extinguished, leaving every floor in dark
ness.
SMELL OF SMOKE.
Following this came smell Of smoke.
and 800 employees. who were at work dis
tributing the mails, were stampeded out oc
the building. Scarcely had the last mad
came up from tie engine room
and envslopod the rear OF the
building. Firemen pulled little newsboy
from one of the ventilators, who had evir
dently crept in theirs to get out of the cold
He was terribly burned, and was taken
away 10 an ambulance.
cREPT INTO THE DISTRIBUTING ROOM
The fire made It's way TO the distributinQ
room, where 5000 letters were being
made ready to be sent west The mail frorn
the European Steamship Celtic had Just been
brought In and was being distributed when
the lights went out. The western mail
had nearly all been sent out before
Q o'clock, aud the southern mail followed IL
shortly afterward. The employees were
nearly all busy in getting ready for the bigl
gest western mail that goes out during the
day. IL usually comprises from 800 to / 500
sacks, and 10 in shape to be sent out at from
l to 4 o'clock In the morning. AS soon.
as the fremen arrived Assistant Euperin|
tendent Hall had regained his presence oe
mind, and with the aid Of number OF volJ
unteers entered the building in the face Of
volumes Of smoke aud shifted the bulk Of the
mail from the rear Of the building to the
southwest corner.
THE DAMAGED SECTION.
The fire was confined to the rear and
lower portion Of the building. in the engiua.
room beneath Mail street. In the newspapef
department in the cellar and jusu
beneath what is known as the
second division. The northern nail, 10 was
said, had just been carried away
before the fire started. The 1remen kept
the fire confined to the cellar floor. Two
newsboys named Guessppe Michaeli and
John Geruson were taken out from the ele~
vators. They were badly burned. The
former cannot live. The loss win amounb
10 S25, 900
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KYLE 10 Be SENATOR.

The Democrats Will Join the Inde-
pendents to Defeat Moody.
PIERRE, 8. D., Feb. 14.-The thirty-eighth
joint ballot, 1873 voting. gave Stirling o..
Kyle 5s, Tripp IA, Campbell /, Cross l.
Sheafe voted for Kyle. Converse for Stirling
and Roweil for Cross. Necessary to elect,
20 votes.
1t came to light tonight that an under
standing has virtually been reached be-
tween the democrats aud independents
whereby they expect to unite and elect
State Senator Kyle as Judge Moody's
successor in the United States
Senate, not later probably than
Wednesday. Tripp has released
the democratic caucus, aud some Of his
strongest workers voted for Kyle to-day.
Kyle. though au independents understood to
be in accord with the Democratic party on
the tariff and other national issues.
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scale Of the Mine workers.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 1.-THE United
Mine Workers convention committee ON q
scale Of prices have presented their report,
from which the following is an extract:
District IL, West Virginia-Kanawha
river, rs cents; Poneroy 81 cents; Mounds
vile, 60 cents; Flat Top, 40 cents (run or
mine) Fairmount aud Coal Valley. 80 cents
coaD.
District Is. kentucky e5 cents, run OF
che mine.
District 20, Alabama-Pratt and Wheel
ing mines, 20 cents; Blue Greek, As cents;
Coalburg, 65 to 10 cents.
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TAX ALTON OF BANK sIoCK.
Cardinals Controller Orders 1t AS
sessed at Its Market Value.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Feb. 14.--The letter
from the controller general published this
morning instructing county auditors to as
sess the capital stock of banks at the mar
ket value of the capital stock has created a
sensation here. There are a dozen or more
savings banks doing business here, the
stock of which is quoted all the
way from par TO 81, 200 DER share. There
have been no sales Of the fancy stock for
years, and the figures are merely quotations.
The enforcement Of any such regulation
would eat up all the profits Of the lesser
banks and play havoc with about 81 200, 900
capital invested in this busin ess, largely by
small shareholders. If the attempt is made
to enforce the policy outlined BY the con-
troller's clerk It will be strenuously resisted
by tbs banks, which will combine for the
purposa.
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Ouav'a Plans.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Senator Quay
was so much better to-day that he spent
several hours at the capital, most of the
time in his committee room. He IL ex-
pected to make his statement In the Senate
on Monday and to leave for Florida on
Wednesday. Some of the republican Sene-
tors are opposed 70 his making his state
the charges against him. but he will not
baad their nrotegsg s.s6