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New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool Jan. 90, p. m.-cottoF..Ihe s9les Of q.
&8srIcan middiins low mddns clause, January delivery
I'd dj l64d January and February delivery, 5dG5 l6d
February and March delivery 5 t6ld value March and
S'76tdds san MAY and Jun6 delivery, ) lo.6idg
1i6id June and July delivery, l26ida5 l964d July
tember delivery, i3.64d value. -.,,.,,,-. ~,
Galveston Jan 29.-COtOn steady; middIinC, 9'sc low
rn,dd ing S3c good ordinary net and receipts
43s bales exports the Continent $50 bales sales.
sol bales STOCK SS,237 bales. ,,
Norfolk Jan. 29-Cotton quiet; mddlng 9sc net and
eros. receipts 3Gl bales exports TO Great Britain 47
1ales coastwise 3,079 bales sales 1896 bales stock
c. l6S bales. ,,,,, 49,
low middIing 15l6c; good ordinary 5.l6ci net and
eross rare6ts 1892 Dales: exports 10 the Continent
5352 iale. cosstwise 2,32l baesi sales, 1850 bales:
'tosx Jan 2oCotton easy; mlddling liec:
low mlddlng Sic god ordinary, !9.c; pct receipts.
$50 has gross. 1919 bales exports 70 France 1920
halls; sale, 5000 bales stock, 352 00i bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
MR.. ROOSEVELT ON CITIL SERVICE

A DEFENCE OF THE MERIT SYSTEM OF APPOINT
MENT-sUPEMN MNTENDENT PORTER'S PLAN.
Washington. Jan. 20.-Commissioner Roosevelt and
superintendent Porter OF the Census Bureau, were III
attendance at this mornings meeting OF the House
Committee on Reform in the Civil service Mr.. Porter
had made some statements at previous meeting which
Mr. Roosevelt had construed an attack upon the
Civil Service Commissions methods, and he was
armed with a typewriter statement in reply. MI
Porter sat by to prepare himself for rebuttal.
Mr. Roosevelt opened with energetic defence OF
the merit system of appointment opposed to the
non-competitive system Of examinations practSed by
Mr. Porter. lie quoted from the report of the com
mttee a statement to the effect that these noncom-
petitive examinations, while preventing the appoint
ment of the most incompetent persons did not secure
the appointment of the most competent Mr.. Porter's
plan he said nearly but not quite as bad as The
old spoils system He was not arguing to show
that the Census Office should be placed under the
Civil Service rules (ahOugh that was his private
opinon) but simply to demonstrate that Mr.. Porers
plan should not be applied to all Of the Departments
II WAS necessary to do this for, owing Mr. POrtcr
advocates of the old p0llS system. Mr Porter IN
terrlped 10 state that he had no such Intention thai
the Census Office temporary alta r"and his ~ IS
TEN was intended only to meet it, needs.
Mr. Roosevelt continuing declared that Mr.. Porer's
system of promotion, based in a large measure upon
political nNu zee. furnished one OF the strongest areH
ments in favor of the Commission merit system Of
promotion. lie pointed to the fact that two third,
of Mr.. POrters men, after passing hi examination haa
failed to pass the Commissions examination. or had
Mr. Porter admitted that he had intended to refer
only the persons who had passed the copyists eA-
animation (whO found to be deficient in Tlthfe-
tc) and persons selected from the clerks roll
who were alway. found to be GomPe,sni ,.o,,or
He said he thought the law wds now beng falrN en-
forced in the Departments at Washsington lie ,ng 1
hibt any appointing officer from appointing, promoting
or dismissing any one for political reasons.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
IMPROVING THE Police FORCE or CHICAGO

Chicago Jan. 30 (Spccan.-The superintendent OF
Police Mr. Marsh since hi, recent visit 10 New->orA'
la, made up his mind that Chicago must have an am
buance service and harbor protection like that OF To"
METROPOLIS He submitted 10 the Mayor TODAY a long
letter Of recommendations for the bctermen OF III"
police and among the most prominent suggestions ara
establishment Of the features mentioned above. NJ
Marsh want, 800 patrolmen At once and SIX moro
patrol wagon, and the establishment Of several ne"
districts, These additions made necessary by the
vast territory 10 be covered since the great annexation
During the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Marsh saS tn depart
ment win need at least 1000 extra men making "a
1ntal nf 1900.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Ncw.York Thur,day, Jan. 29.-BEEVEs-- Receipts 2l
In I've catu'. Feeling dull tol common and medium
' G5 ' Gcssd " Sdet % had SOW o% sale tca Texas sides
o l " To- to a.! 10 4SH 6a, Ght'G e later sa a. sac
Private cable advice, indicate a steady market for
y'i.ne at l2e n London 70 IN Liverpool and G ls2c
steamers sailing to-day the Buffalo with sol cattle.
and ana 55 ad % & ha rnad % S' for enaSda %h vi 4s
caitlr ara - 7hsep In. 3kr 2n'sI2 Is sAgG1 i, 70
Ter, ~ b.c. for swift & Co.
MlLGn COWS cgcr,- mainly late wean,,toyl wSro S
" saa ard az ea 80 5eo4 a ar. qH,sd ooe head o.,
which H.. great'r pat wcie westerns and BARNARD
y cog g' ri d IN ' wSshaaoa az pa MaRt @ a. '@ c wcs
and STATE fod calves rsngd In price from 2'sc to 3tc
,,c and selling at 7QlOc little calves at 42QGc) city
drc-.d at sale and dressed I'D aud calves at
ssHgmo Mullen vssls g. i} f. \ average ss &c 1' Sc Sc
700 - at &C. do. io3 ~ at 5c Western Calves 800 H.
boacF s Degcy yGa ~ Z p at Is s. w:.,a2a do ISo 5S
SHEEP 'ivD IAMRs-heeeipts part late wednesday,
- ~ iJ % ,5 md m ''Ga casiisas a TSr aIieadg adv
IN ~" s caroat, T; tir@ct to 'iaggh!erG5, S ,bs
lad weather helping prss trade Some sales at Jor
' & wos @r id M, hirr IRE r-e5 Tar nwmddn od S cbs
-haon ~li 500 - - prime % extra lambs az 90 62
sp-inr a1b. 10 market and quoted firm - 5ods9 per
& dad aartt showed ys,y ny. Il. c g. aP .t,. 70 Pan. D. M
eether- selling n snail way At oc. Dressed lamb. were
G0 i0c wi 32 more general price Tor primo
.tc D-i spring n'nbs little nrm and first quality
sold a. 5-d-9 ycr
~i.-. Dl.,ilack N Dewey: III State Sheep. l03
iytrls. 80 80 prr TOO = l92 DO lOi2 y No - 20
state Lambs - -. az sG 628; 23i Western DO -
=. 4 -G G2oc.
Hoi',uh,rk \ Hollis ~ Western Lambs. sj'i n,
sG - i0 state do ~ =, az 80 OH % state sheep
~ g.. 40 - -.
Hume Mullen: 200 state Lambs. NJ -, at ~ 75 {;
24- dc. - m 40 - G2". 81 state Shecp, e5 n, at
D harrington: I5G Clnadl Lambs. lol', n at s6 50 ;
l7- do $50 b AZ 56 80.
!. y PdrocS sons: l6l western sheep 40 n, at
- ij lj9 DO. lo2 -. az - 81.
NJ Cnlln-: 80 Ohio Lamb, = = a. 20 20 70 Do. =
-, 1t S6 90: - Pnn~gy1ui1 do. - =. at SO 20: 40
Kan-l, sheep. lo- - 40 - 30.
T. =. kl,': POO state sheep - - az s5 -.
Judd 4 buckingham: 80 state sheep. 74' ?. at 81 So
j f. ~lil'r A. Co..: - western Lambs 96L, -. az -.
HOGS Receipts - carloads ~ cOG h,ad-3O carloads
jersey CIV and % carloads +0th-,t None for sale
alive NomluHllv - adv AZ - coast per 100 T..
Country dressed nrm a. 4Ed6c for heavy 70 light
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
THE TU1yEMORE GIVEN rP FOR LOST.

Baltimore. Jan. % (Specal.-Thc steamship 1hane-
more before reported several weeks overdue on tho
other side. has been given up for lost. The vessel
sailed from Baltimore for Liverpool with cattle and
general cargo on November 26. The wrcckaee Of
cattle steamer reported by cable today aS having
been seen by the British brig Amelia just arrived al
London. is believed to have been from the missing
steamer The wrcckaCc was seen about 300 miles
north of Chesapeake Bay, and II is probable that the
Thanemorc went To pieces in the terrible storm Of
November 80. The Thancmorc was British steamer,
commanded by Captain George Butcher, and had
cargo valued at Sl75327. There were $50 head %
cattle on board shipped by Myers & HOuseman and
/ Gilman & Bro, Of tms CITY. The crew numbered
thirty six IN addition to whom there were twelve
tenders
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
FlILTRES ~ Bf'NfNESS.

Springfield. Mas. Jan. 29.-The Wnona Paper
Company, Of Iolyokc. has suspended payment. The
liabilities amount to nearly SdOo.ooo. The company
declare, that It, assets amount T. considerably more
than IT. liabilities hut are not available.
Atchls1n. Kan. Jan. 9-Jdm", ". Parker Yesterday
gave dne1s and mortgages covering real estate IN tm'
comfy and city accIc.atins 10000 Mr. Parker i,
,bc president and practically the owner oi the Nl-
tonal Mail Company. which ha, mail contracts in
nearly every state in the Union. lie was one of
'hc defendants i1 thr famou, star Routc' tr.alS.
Int e.caued aGjudsmeut. He wa supposed to be q
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
LIVE STOCK MAEKrrS-pY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Jan. 29Cattl,-Rcccpt, last - hours. 500
heal; total log Wctk thus !lr. 10000: time last
WcoD. - $50, consigned through lSO heat lao head
ot which D. Newly oN. 20 for sale market stdy. Sheep
and lamb, Receipts l>t - hour. 200 head total for
week. uu, far .1to0' for Sane time last week, $500
unsigned through. 5000 h'.td 1900 of which Now
NIA 1900 for sale; market SLOW she T. choice e. EXTRA
-5d-j - good o. choice - 45c9l -. comuon o. fair
eiuti 20, lambs. coc" e. extra. 10 I-i iO goct
oc.. - S5ofo -; con mon To flir Sbd-j 81. Hogs
i,t t last - houl>, oOSo head total Tor week thus
lg. 53OiO for -'mr time a.t week. - $40: consigned
hl,u-h $50 head. all of which To Ncw.Nor 200
sair, fl demand MEDIUMS heavy AMI mixed, - 81: Light
O. heavy >uH.i'. r. - li-N, ,S 'odr3 -.
thc1co. Jan. - THE Evening IouiuIl' reports, ::
C,tt"-l cept~. II 900 lrd shipments. 1000. NIrhrC
slow. weak Nt.cr-. -t@t' It, Tor h.-t oticr~ - 50p
$50; cows" - 2'u-2 - ~to'tcl~. - aOIr3 30 Hos
Receipts 1000 h';d shipments 10000 Mar@rt actt, p
hlLn. Ro gh aud - iJd-3 30. c,ol choice
uN.d - BOD - 90 prime heavy and butcher weight.
- G5d53 20; -ht - 5Oai3 CO. Sh.cp- Receipts 5000
h eel Shipment, 1900. Nars't shade stronger.
tNcs 5jdei 50; Texans S3 5jdei 80 lambs, sjHtJ l5.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-Tridlng the spot va' more moderate 70;
dav but prices well MAINTAINED on the oasl. ol
Tic iof 80. : RIO Sales. 800 bsss No RIO, La2c' '
9d,c 900 b,g. Nos l. s. and R6>co arrive Il Sic
for 80. o. Mid gowths in moderate demand aass'.
GOOD Cucuta $40 mats Padloe skmmingr. ana -oO ot.s
jamaica private terms Options wer sIow ana ~1S"Aas ~
after January he latter bsng point, love- at IN close
AZ The outset however l. broke fully 70 p0ht' on
nTes,nre 20 sell Cabl,s higher, Hayrc showing
fise Of 1d'4 f. and Hamburg closed tG2 pig oevts.'
6Gcs qSol3,lons IS Fe6ra ~ iS 80 n. MsTS99, q,
RIO quotes Regular lr-t 10 k!Ios 100 .pSd t0na na
90 No, 10 eAeLsngs pgi'sstte 660 bsss Ro
eieaIanccs Tor Europe tOOO total 7tocn, 10000
10 IannaTy % 1851 1,65l O06 bag. same time 1880,
asa oOO bal same uI.e 1888, $1,000 b1ao receipts
A. S,Ht0, J1y to January IS. ls9l 2.25 600 6is,S
same time 1890 i53 O0Q b.gs SANE tne loo' t'-o'o
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

men, has begun with $1,000 the American Baptist
Education Society.
The lecturers for tie winter term an fre'ueH'
, p-ov, r,ntvo,sitv President Taylor. OF Vls'ari th.
Roy. Dr. n NJ Gallahag, Of Essex Conn.' the Rev.
J. l. Campbell Of Nev-York, Mssr'. + H. Ccsg'we.i,
a yawH.yeo and A. J Slopcr Of New.BT'a.n.
The gymnasium has BEEN PIT in good condition. and
the military company supplied with arms oy private SUD
scr.r,ion-.
The Rev J. s Jare OF Hartford preached before the
student, on day Of prayer for schools and colleges
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
COSTLY PAINTINGS RCTYED.

omaha. LIan. - lSpecia)-A three story building
occupcd by the Western Art Association, fell to-day
while wall was being repaired. The numcron'
costly picture, Of the association went down in tho
wreck and many are iTeparably damaged. The lo~,
will be many thousand, on pictures alone. Bou-
gereau's picture. The Return Of spring which was
recently mutlated by crazy man, was ruined. IL
was valued at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
THE PEIROLELM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AyD RANGE OF P

NEWS FROM THE FIELD ASD RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum markc; ,ul lag in most
discouraging manner and II j, suspected that the
threat of legislation In sylyana a-1ln-i tr stand
ard Interests, following tie line Of the anti railroad
legislation and agitation al the West, may have -pnr
bearing upon IN" petroleum situation. An assault
upOn monopoly f. aWay- welcomed by th' public. tut
measure, of sclfdcfcucr are Justified by every code 0l
morality. The stock ENchirLr a-in refused e. deal
in oil and the only transaction, AZ III" tonSouiatd
Exchange were -ilr- Of $1,000 barrel, of National
Transit certificate, At 754 - cents, Ihc quotation,
for refined were - iu barrel, and 9.5j cent. per
gallon IN case. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp.
20 frauc, Bremen. go mar,; London, - pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

3 % "a sss'y 9s
s' rios SSa per dy w sa SO SouasIn iassn
'SS5i s. vSsSy i i9'f sd so Ss SSres Ss a.
No. CUT iSa %he oa S siantat do A
No. barley 6ia07c; No. do, T. 0. b., 03a64c wv
roaI, Sf''i5i bS: he;yP,; 1900 shDTsss % Sss
Wheat bush .......................... 1900 1000
Cats, bush 5000 lsd%
Rye Ky 0ush 1904 go 5000
On The Produce Exchange to-day butter market wss
dull and unchanged Eggs, 2lG22c.
Minneapolis, Jan. 29.-By time sales Of $40,
wheat had fairly begun there improved demaai
% u and ho Es aA aG SGt cs active s
y mills Iei %Gu % the s @ %s'af as 70 s sB o
The Moor here farmers are said be holding oa % %
@ ss many l2 ind ind Il n ,d %S VG 70 supply a%a % @
hour trade with v enough to satisfy the demand Ils
car lots sales report win local nllers Ter the Leading
STye hard FgSp aass @5 @ c' on ac amf & ioS cars h,S
snnsr ysFheg spd FsO1y an y Ny o track on S s
Milwaukee. Jan; 29oPloUr steady. Wheat firm. No
fsis PIX nfScr s2s iS Nay n 10 o. Lard 's Tim Msy N
5s.lo3 BUSH. Shpments-Fiour, i2,tOO Bbis Ssieyf
sympathy With the adISace wheat buyers ves ~
opertng only for % m@5aa ,G 5o wa %s, loo ucISha 1 as
light request but steady "a 80 for choice peinsysns
yahss SS sa s5Ss ana m All s aSe% iH a.
Of No. red closed &c higher; choice milling grades dull
with ample offerings at former rates; No Pennsyvaas
red In grain depot 81 o52 No Ied January and Feb
rusry al OldsI Oi2 March. II 03dSl 03is April 81 OF
dsI O52 Corn market ruled firm under stronger reports
ron other grain centres Prices OF options ac higher
foreign business mpraccabs because Of ughs ostr.
little disposition trade Oh speculative account
Local lots quiet but arm at former rats 10 low
mix 20th.st. elevator and In grain depot Gle Ne.
yellow do ao,. 62ci No. 2 mixed January eodelci
receipts and offerings moderate aud market ruled Sr
though quiet Futures advanced tc in sympathy with
Sngraded white 522c; No. white part short storage.
52Eac; do in special bin, 523c No. 2 white JaQuay
S2t q5?%c February, S2S Sa52,.c March to Ss$SsAS
cifsmery extra 26c; DO prins extra 2saS2e Egg un
f;enned steady; powdered. Sac grangls,cd G;s Fed
steady refined In bbs ~ As. Other articles unchanged
Recefpts-Fiour 800 bbs wheat. 500 bush corn 1900
hush oats D. 900 bush. Shpments-Wheat, 300 bush
com 3 900 bush oats, $500 bush.
Toledo. Jan. 2o.-wheit active; cash, 97'.c May
81 OO5. July 92lac August, Ole. Corn steady; cash
BE May, 53c; Oats quiet cash. 45c Cl0yer,,a
lower cash February, - 40; March, "a IS. Receipts
Flour. lo5 bbls wheat, 2oo9 bush; corn; 1900 bash
400 corn, 300 BUSH oats, 600 bush; rye, 1000
bush cover-seed, f50 bags.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

These officers elected Grand worthy patri
arch. the Rev Dr. Peter stryker; grand worthy asso
ciate. Frank Marshall grand scribe. MIS- Ella H. HOP
kns: grand treasurer, tie Rev. George II llick grand
Chaplain stephen Merritt: grand conductor. George j.
Jennings, sentinel, George i. smith
The next scmlannUal meeting Will be held IN Ponel
kcep-e ~ July, and the next annual meeting In BROOK
lyn IN January, 1892.
The semi centennial celebration of the founding o.
the order Will take place IN this city IN loO-
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
c1GLroRNtA clNNERLrs COMBINE

san Francisco Jan %" Tic Chronicle states that
with exception all the fruit canneres III the sthl'
have formed a compact with r1.O0O.O0O capital stock
10 last fifty years All Of the cannche> will De pur
chased for twothrls cash and one third stock 1hey
will then be under control of corporation which VIII!
l-- known as the California Frlit Canncrics Limited.
The company has - 10000 In the bank with which
to purchase the canncres. and 11OOO shares OF STOCK
have been subscribed for.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
THE CAPTAINS AyD the SrarE FINED.

Baltimore Jan. 2-.-rhc Collector II te Port yes
tcrcny made an Investigation of the charges a,iiu>t
Captain r. e. B. Howard, ot TIE oyster police steamer
Governor Thomas. and captain lame, \. Turner. Of
the ov-t.r p1l.c' steamer Governor NcIAuo. The
INVESTIGATION resulted lu captain Howard b'inr fined
300 Cap'aln Turner 500 and tie state S2ooo. TIE
harIe~ a.an,t the captain, grew out Of The Is. ~ tr
uolcc ,ifaiu,I, 10 December aS TRANSPORTS for Tire
baltimore and Eastern >horr Railroad, Oi which th"
Governor T. treas ircr.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
EuRopEAN pRoprcE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. 20 - y. m.-Beef aud pork in poo
demand. Hams IN good demand short cut. about IL {
10 = firm AT 43s nIhc demand has fallen of ~ho
nib. about - - dun A. -, lon. and ihort clear iudd
about 55 y. dun a. 2s sd long clear mddc. sbou. - n
dun - ~ 81 shoulders about j. T. II =. irn 2J-
Cheese is,i demand Ta.lor ia demand. Cotton
seed Oh. Liverpool refined. firm NJ Is Cd Snrits oI
tuipcntine good demand firm 20- I'd. Iosn goo,
demand. Iard-Suot ard futures IN Door demand. Corn
SpOt-Thc demand improving future good demand
mixed Western spot and January hIn js ID JlnuaIy
new, firm az - d February finn At 5s 81. Hons a. Ion
don-Pa chc coast IN fair demand.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
THE CONNECTICUT LITERARY INSTITUTION

Suneld Conn. Jan. 20 ,SpeciaD.The subject for the
coming prize debate Connecticut Literary Institu-
tion "would strong Navy, equal TO greater than
OF leading European Nations tend u the best inter
OF the American people"
The present senior class is the fer about twenty
The effort add 900 To teaching endow
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
THE GOLDEN HOSE FOR THE EMPRESS.

The Rome correspondent Of "T The Catholic News
SENDS word that Archbishop Galimberti. Papal NuncO
at Vienna has informed the Austrian Court that the
Pope W III this year send the Golden Rose to the En-
ur,ss of Austria. 4 few weeks ago it was said in
Paris that the Pope had sent the famous token to
Madame Carnot wife of the President OF the French
Rppul,lic.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
OH. AfAI,ItI.In

OIL CITY, Penn, Jan. % National Transit ceriincrt,
opened 74dsc highest 49,; lowest. &c; closed
49,; sales 1900 bo,; e.eaianes. 1000 bbl- ship
PttsbIg, Penn. Jan. 29.-prtrolcnm dun National
Transit certificates opened at Are closed at 74Lc mah-
Bradford Penn. Jan. 2oNationh Transit certlncatc,
opened A. 7fc closed az '42ci highest 1i'sc; lowest
111c; clearance, $4,000 bb,.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
THE STATE or TRIDE.

Boston. Jan. 29-Flour steady Corn very quiet ;
steamer 80 -dbir. ';"amcr yellow 81 a. a6jc oats IN
>li.ut demand; pace, Lo.inu; 80 white. 55d55Lc
>ho.t- steady, quiet demand Provision, rather dull
Iuftrr u SLOW demand and price, ~4u lower: creamery,
pc. che, active and firm. Ecc,-D Demand inrrDying
and prices lower. West extras 2jc. Receipts f0r .c
vrrk-Iluur - 600 htls - COO sacks; corn ltOOpU
bush; oats, =. 600 bush. shorts. l53 tons.
Luh1lo Jan 29.-Sl RIM wheat opened dun but before
closing advance. p: - - bid lr No hand ~ 1881
asked = 10 lll for 1000 bush No. 1 Nother aud r'.
fused; II II asked foi few carloads: NO Northern
II obdtl o. asked. Winter wheat dull: No r-i closed
40 II OH 40. Whltr - o.; No cNtr, red ON track
~ Oldtl O2; > carlCit, Ne, white oregon suld AZ 95c
CGm opened strong; sale,i II carloads No. yellow At
1b.c; 'aro@d- No. yellow at 1G later, ance
as paid; 81 ring L. higher; IL carloads 40 y,ioW at
- &C.; lU carload, No. yellow a57c 3 carload,
NO > at JGitc 10 carloads NO J. at 5o.c O,t,
strong and higher. 40 Whit 5Oai a5Ic: no 3 white
in'.c: so mixed. track. 4gLr: 80 white I'm for,
"lc. Bsl.y finn 30 Canada. IS 490c; No 3 extra s5i
ste No 3, S2dS3c; No western. zoe No 3. 7Ud73,:
choice Michigan. 19tSOc fair to cool Ti41dc. stat,
Icwcd. sjd9o'. Rye dun No. > 7ia75c, on track
-Four htu; best patent sprn.. - 35drj - do ,,Int.
80 7jd4i - Mf'ed lrm: winter bran @51 sIrlnp .ai
Hccrlpt,-WheIt. 1900 bush; com 10000 bush: oaf,
$4,000 bush. ShpWcntS-Whtdt. = coo bu.h '
49, .r "
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
N.lhla snnnly
STAINED.
g 40 Low NlddlIne..........7 1916
Gnod Orh!nary

Good Ordinary ..G 10 low Nldlne-.--....-s I''Io
Opton.-rh,r~ a chaugr tho b.tt'r in this llne
todiy speculation reached respectable g-t'-a-
Nou.utarf v'hnr-- plrNa'd AZ ~" outset ana h''i-'
ceterc, declined -ai 0nts but thc uott receipts pf'to
.I1lI. ulu expected, a.t oa t- t''" Nl' c"i'I'idu'
,1tr.l.- ui '-uoif-.' result Vd- Ti,- all Ln.t.
nrir months closing 2d3 point t, NhI" lar convene
showed gains la, uO.ft-. Another -.tust 'ug 20 ''
nd Lu.l ~ I.l-.L-n- Nl,r .-Ll lI-luI -I.-.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
financial Meetlnes.

NEW.YORK January 90 1891
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF the stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company will be held at the onoe OF the com.
pany in -. Louis Mo, on Tuesday, the 10Th day ot
March next az OclO a. for the elcC ton
directors the ensuing year and for the transaction 4
anv other business that come before said meeting
The annual meeting Of the Board OF Directors vii. be he'd
az The oce "Wednesday, the llth day Of March
at II o'clock
e transor books will be closed on Thur-dav February
= AZ 3 O'Clock y. m. and rcOpr.d THURSDAY March
- NJ 10 O'Clock a. N. JAY GOULD President
A. II. CALEF Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
Ax ARlr srRGEoy.s DOUBLE cRIME. .

san Francisco. Jan @0.-Surgcon william D. DictI' oi
the 9TH Artillery, stationed at Alcataz Island. re--
terfay moruing Killed h, wifi. ana tben committed
suicide ! shot Gun Wa, the weapon and both bocie-
wcrc fchtfully manslcd. II is believed that Dlcth
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

'y'HE NOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500 pages.
ILLUSTRATED The standard suthIutg American uucn.
air anusencnts Rules for saili swimnng ball play
lng shooting hor'ebaGk ding &c. tc; Ia fun 81 Der
Publs ID BY The Trihunf. New York Enter
ing and universally cemplimented by the press.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

Warehouse drllNcriN- riNf" JtuutfL l.-'4 49,
YORK 22- O5j bags, baltimore. 0,75s bags NewOrcs,
l. 527 bags; total. - $40 bags.
COTTON-On the spot ruled quie but prices were not
quotlh,y changed Sales. .jJ b. TO- con-umpon Poit
receipts, -iOl- tac-. against 1880 bd- Ills DAY i7L
vr.s and l19l6 ba', this day ast year. crop move
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30

NEW-YORK, January %, 1891.
RAILWAY COMPANY
ELECTION NOTICE.
n Office is hereby. given that the annual
~ meeting OF the stockholders Of the st. Louis Iror
Mountain and Southern Railway Company will be held a,
the OF the company in St Louis Mo, on ruesay
The 10th day March next, at o'clock a. In for h.
ctSn OF thrteen for the ensuing year and .o
the anslcton any other business that 0fon
said meeting. The annual meeting OF The Board OF u.
be held the same oic3 on Wedn. sday, the
llth day u March, At Il O'Clock noon
Tho transer books will De closed THURSDAY February
az 3 O'Clock p. NJ and rcOp.ned on Thurday. March
u, az 10 o'clock a. m JAY GOULD President
\. II. CALEF secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
,COLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY.

TTTUIEDO II 7 = II
/ Toledo Ohio December 1s. 1899. Notce-A special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Toledo and Ohio Central
railway Company Will be held at the general Offices OF 10
COMPANY Toledo Ohio on the 18TH d1y Of february A. D.
-ol al II O'Clock a. NJ the OF taxing
upon proposition ncreis" the common capital stock 4
aid eonpaly in the amount OF Three Million Dollars NJ.
SO 70 vote Of the bonds q tie Kanawha
and Michigan Railway Company Issued and u be issued
The transfer books will be closed January 18th, lsJ.
and re-opened February 18th, 1891. ,
TfiNRi.Fs g. HICKoX RALPH w. HICRoX,
!. ". FERRIS. J. ;. STANTON.
WM. g. SANDERS, JNO. F. CLINE.
A majority OF the Board Of Directors Of tho Toledo
Ohio Central Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
Gslp uOanlcJ

VANTED.-One frst-class instrument maker. AppWT
letter to T. c. MENDENHALL Superintendent VI
ast and GeOdetic Survey, Washington. ID. Z.