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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
The Reception.
From Wednesdays Daily.

from Wednesdays Daily.]
The Wallace residence on Seventh street
was brilliantly Illuminated last evening.
the event being the reception given by
Governor and Mrs. Burke to the members
of the legislature, attaches, state officers
and citizens of Bismarck and visitors from
all parts of the state. From 8 O'Clock until
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaraD-
teed to cure you. For sale by VIM. A. Hol.
lemback.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

The friends of Senator Pierce will be
glad to learn that he is likely to be given
a good foreign berth-minister to China
worth $4,000 a year.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

The Mayville normal school appropri-
alton bill got through the house by a
safe majority. 1t had a rocky road for
two weeks or more.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
Warden Williams Ratired.

Warden Williams Retired.
Dakota penitentiary, composed of Messrs.
A. Van Horn. Frank Donnelly, Charles E.
Showers, w. II. Robinson and Joseph La.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
For Rent or Sale,

A farm of 1850 acres, IS we'll cultivated
Good buildings, a fine well and farm we'll
watered. Will rent for $40 per year. It is
three miles south of Mandan. For partic-
ulars address The TRIBUNE,
Bismarck, N. ID.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

RAILROAD COMMISSIONER WALSH has
gone to Washington to attend a national
congress of the railroad commissioners
of the country.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

Add 20 drops of Angostura Bitters to
every glass of impure water that you
drink. The genuine only manufactured by
DR.. Siegert & Sons.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

by Prof. Van der Weyde. Pres. of the New
York Electrical Society (U. S. Pat. 2h7,647)
a positive cure for Nervous Debility. Rheu-
matism, Loss of power, etc. Address Elec-
trio Agency. P. 0. Box 178, Brooklyn, NY
Write to them to-day. .
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss OF appetite,
yello" skin? shilUh's .VitaliZcr is a posi-
tive cure. For sale by VIM. A. Hoilem-
back.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure. For
sale by VIM. A. Hollembcek.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
First Publication February 8, 1871
Notice of Homestead Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. N. d.
January so, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the registsr
and receiver at Bismarck, N. D., on March ID,
1891, viz:
JOHN MELZNER,
for lot 2 ~(section 2. township 1856 north, range 80
west), swA seA and lot 7, section 81. township
1877 north, range 10 west. >.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
said land, viz:
George Kline, John L. Kennedy, MAURICE 9.
Smith and William Perkins, all Of Msndan, ND.
+. &. NRAL, Register.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

The people in South Dakota will vote
on the proposition to abolish county
courts.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal injector free. For sale by
VIM. A.. H~ollemback.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
Electric Belt Free.

To introduce it and obtain agents the I'M
dersigned firm will give away a few Of
their SIS German Electric Belts invented
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06

The passage of the direct tax bill by
congress gives the Dakotas 1924.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15

g sg;s sr.9s fs Ses
$ [ss S2c Lard lIic asd5oc 90 Iaow' ,i tis
l %rn:c; 5S$$$$ #SSo. ee. sasri
a a7G: natural SS s sPras S1 aa 6ieii6d %srf
52SSsic, Gleaehd spring 53d;4c whale, natural winter
SStr, celshc wtnter 1oe eeached sR,.4s 9Sg
Pain oas sapG s,r,, Sc 70 p, n olive italian 0'
OCEAN fIii:iGITs-Ihere" was 10 npo;t,nt trade,
Sarih nor ildcai eA'Gss for be AND s6y
S SnM a,o Gran ats 70 L,eRo London and a
lncuded 100 ton, az oil sea saAe To LSaion "a, Cd
- CO. 'VSG fo go ton" m
2'hse u SSIEs5a TX Si.
s51ef iganshe, hence T. China ana Japn cas-, o.
Howcy' Norfolk TO Liverpool cotton, 3o Nory gan bark
amer Cgcole Ga 'G| d xdToo o. coton On
,. e Hrt'h steamer N!,ll New.Orrans % Bcnsn laid
steamer Juan thence 10 Liverpool British steamer
Corona. thence 10 Drenen; British steamer Auretta
in aTIsiGNs -7{:K-l;a'hcr q,les BY, firm keep
i asi irmi 70, Ms quod a sloasil Gr % and and
xti Prime si6GsO 80 paag MI e iGSi oO
Bhi.t-s;cady but SLOW. CITY Extra India Moss. in TO-,
% %s "a 1 ga@ S e 5oafo 50 ra'Sf G]S >
clit ana e9nsed Quoted at sl2 5oa s3 here ana
IN pice, and demand mod ,rae. sales 10000 y PicKlrd
n iS g rieAled Belle qnCt,d at 5,c bid PIckicd
tsc; sn@s,d do. MiDDi.fS|A >hadt GIshsr 81
1hIaeo va ch short ribs sold j.25d527h Lie May j5jc
RRGSS sad,,d HoGSIn modae request ?ady price
'"NNi vlol'u ~ sac lrO u, isc 100 ID isc Gip-
hAtD-Was strong and somewhat higher at enc period
OF The day but the close little change a, compared
WIN th, fna Of Yesterday Their special features
special, G25c 100 tcs old coopclage 65c city steam
n n!Rd SAL 10 ties. at zoe January cosd az sc
Goo bid sales. 80 tcs G2lc; March closed at G.32c
i I:aonos L25o tes G$3GGS 5c May clo,ed at poe
5loc....:. BUTITR-IIas not varied since our
cam Tubs, 6c G@oc a'' far to S&occ S 4o
2 fne GWGac g Ss csc DI Eq1 %
GE l@G2ic STATE Creamery. summer made, 2"6
fancy ends 2ja90c: Choice a5aGic GOOD 9Ga9lc; far
ia 100 common. 15ai7c State Dairy Grkns and tubs
iany q d24c; choice. 20 d23c fair to eool 17d1c ;
STAT, Dairy. nrins 'hocr fancy. 2ld29c far b. good
goa lsd2oe fair 1916; weNtern Dairy choice loa2o
Ulicj Factory fancy 2ca2IC; hr,ts iGdioc: seconds,
thhi'. iai2c iouIhs ga iOc; rolls u aor
Iul's firm STATE factory fi.l cream, fail mace fancy
prime" 9i-da1-c fair ~ good 80 a0.c common b. fair
90 - -trn nat. 1a32c Pennsylvania skins. g .-..
L,N-"c' rally steady IN, tade slow State and Pcan
s'lAana f.h 27a27iac; Western. 2G%c; southern 2iic
G55 Nopth"c''"rn 90 lined 2@d221ci allpackcd, -
-, STEARINE Quiet but steady; choice lard quoted
o. ocomarsarine. CIV. Ode sales. $4,000 n out
" t3%g rT HP%t 7'c ,i hG'e nrcn,,sca Sale. 1000
bag. ten,i'aso q t., $c. c and fSiS refining
qpotd ~ !lGe iAc. C.ntriiua2L 90 test SO; do
g., L9t oc' tub. aia" roaGreSs iSG 'r9a
latcd lji6c: Mud *" e'; Conicc,icn.r. a." 5,.c;
INri - $40 7.lGc; Extra &C." 5i-ojic, &C." Sc;
city, MA a 's s, only % SSd, Ky active Primo
today BY 2gco9 100 5c0 pIgss =, oloT s
pcrl,l l5Leeic. Gcnp,narr Iiadto Ping sucv- Gun
pvdsr ~ z3,2c YONG II, son. l3P Impcfal r.
3i,c Coaraa. To- 81 India and orange Pckoc. i5a
"@'2c; Oo'ong formosa, 2ic332r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There was an asd movement in wheat in the specua
tive lire YESTERDAY the market unsettled The trans
acuons In options amounted about $4,000 bushels
Prices were up and down by and the early months
showed more than the later Bridstreets
reports decrease Of 1923 600 bushels east OF the
Rocky Mountains and decrease Of Ala 900 bushels on
Pacific Coast These hguTes helpei the market 10
influenced selling West taxing the lead. May opened
O+I 81 O54 and closed at I'll O4'2, shO" IA Z
net loss OF The earlier months were IA cent
higher wheat unsettled ana ended easier, but
/. 900 bushels weI2 taken for shipment.
orr was sympathetic with NNeat. BTsdstreets re-
ported an liner OF sol 900 bushels IN the Eastern sup
ply exports and small arrivals helped the near
by and spot market There sales OF nearly 1000
bu.cl, for export and lots 2d4 cent higher
The nearby options ended up is cent but May closed
down cent. -,
Oat, lost early strength and the options ended of
ia Z, cent. spot lots were barely steady.
Lard opened weak, but closed firm and unchanged foI
The 0nai quotations were wheat-January, 81 05t
February IL 05a; March. 81 054 May, 81 Oti2 july
Corn-January, 5oA February co; March, 90; May
0ats-January 51a; February. 51l2 May, 5li2 cents
Lard-ganuary, SO lS; February, go 20 March So 81
Nav. 500
The receipts OF grain and reported Yesterday a,
New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were a.
follows: Wheat. 1893 bushels corn, ia 30S bushels
oats 1902 las bushels total grain. 222 279 bushels -four
% AZ packages. At Chicago. Milwaukee snd ST. Louis
the arrivals Wheat 50GSi bushels corn, 197 cog
bushels; oats, 20j $40 bushels total grain 423, 239
bushels hour 3o,4S0 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
YOUNG WONAN'S HEROISM.
STRICKEN WITH FEVER, SHE CARES FOR SUI
FERING SAILORS.

STRICKEN WITH FEVER, SIZE CARES FOR SUE
FERING SAILORS
Among the passengers who arrived here yesterday
on the steamship Alvo, from Hayt. Edith Annis.
a girl eighteen years old, who has recently passed
through "A terrible experience the feverstIickeI
bark James H. lIamlin The IIamlin left ~. Lucia
on December 5 for Mobile. She was commanded 10y
CAPTAIN Frank Annis OF Liverpool. y. 8. from which
mort the vessel hailed and carried OF six men,
soon after leaving ST. Lucia fever broke out among the
crew. The first mate, Tenss smith. the frs
victim ard died on December IL The next day the
captain died lie had taken his daughter Edith alone
for the voyage She too had the fever. but struggled
about caring for the sick and helping to prepare food
for Them Three days before the captain died the
steamer City OF Washington sighted the bark and sent
medicines on board. The captain was not thought
to be dangerously i'll at that time. The next day,
however, things grew rapidly worse on board tho
stricken vessel. When the captain and first nito
died no one left on board who could navigate and
signals OF distress were set. For three days the
vessel drifted around amlessly between Cuba and
lIayt. Only two of the able TO do any
thing at all toward sailing her. The bodies of the two
dead officers were buried at Through all this
horror and misfortune the young girl bore up bravey
and forgot her own suffering in constant efforts for
the welfare OF the crew
ON December - potboat from Iercne sighted
tine vessel. and, going board, took her into AJAX
cages, Hayti. Here the heroic girl taken to the
house OF the British Consul, where she received
medical attendance. As soon as she was well enough
she started TO return 10 her home In Nova scotia SAL
ing from Aux Cages on the -ilvo.
Bciore the AlvO left the hsrbor Miss AnnS went on
board the lialnn aud took leave OF the sailors. Who
with uncovered heads saw her over the SIDE. me
James H. Hamn registered 673 tons and is owned by
J. H. lamln OF Liverpool, y. :. The only deaths on
board were those OF the captain and first mate. Mis-
Annls said Yesterday that The fever a malignant
type OF maaral fever, and not yellow fever as was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
COTTON MARkErs-nY rrLEGEApa.

Lyerpoo Jan, II, p m.Ihe sales OF the day included
so bal American.
clusc. January delivery, ldGid buyers; January aud
February delivery. lGGtd buyers February and March
deliver. l9Gidj 2o.Gid; March aud April delivery,
221l 80 .3.6id Apri and May delivery 25.6id
and July delivery. 3O-Gid5 3i.6:d july and August d.
lt,ry. 532Gd buy rs; August and ;, ptcmbcr delivery,
, 30GiHJ 3l-63d.
',llNc,ton. Jan. 1i.-Cot.on firm mding Csc; low
MI "Sug . Lice; good ordinary j-lGc: net and
receipt 2,l75 bales exports castw!sc 800 bales sales
$50 bales; stock. 12l .3S~ biles.
Nor'olt. Jan. II Cotton firm middllnc 3.1Gc net
and eros, receipts $3.50 bale, cNp,r' coastwise 1905
bales. sales. ! Obi bales stock. - 90 bales.
>a'ann1h, Jan. 1iCotton rrm middling. DC low mid
ding. $50, good ordinary 114c; and receipts.
1876 bales; sales l,25O bales; stock -. 79S bales
N""-Orcan- Jan. i. otton firm; middling. 5f6c
low mddng, Sc good ordinary, Sc net receipts. fSiS
blle, cros. 1913 bales exports colswise, 8 3S bales
sales, 5000 bales; stock, 49, 635 bOes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

. Ncw.York wednc.day, Jan l4.-BEEvEs-Recepr
'rc., Brian catold' io 'areterer, ana So '1f.3li'
ioi The si~ei naS!ng wth ttg few eaoa9' IN y"'s[.
with the -ptou o caro,d- II local stock Demand
NtnG pre-. ali grade, Of S",r- wore lower the d..
cline t"ns general, rated equal To 100 per 100 ~ The
Two cIi5ad, Of rsan, lid - % common 10 prime
0Nc, a. - sjl-f 90: Bun, At - s5as3 70. COWS a.
- 75as5 49, About 80 steers were purchased Tor ship
r',c tabie advice, from Gr,,, britain received TO-
isi.S' estimated dfc,.cd We. ght slndng tho oraI
shipment. today 455 cattic on the crystal hy Nelson
MORT aui $40 qurrtr- 81 l,f IN tns ~ oi ShcSgG
carries % Hrmud, on Thur-lav cattle 80 slccp.
tn. NAton Line . m,5gI 6a' pg1 t ,,'s o.
each rp year l~9o together vlth th loss Of
ri j. ai,a,- ha, 1881 attic we're .hipp. bv Inc
during o. var ne exclusive u $40 head .o.t by pa.
burning q DO, t.rpt tuly 70 the total losses r.
@ ha o. i3io ~ p,T ca, IT. Ihg , @Gn' .lc s'a ,
w. months beng 80 ho,d while minimum los 90
,a aau d sf 50 hSa '' of "arS 90 per cen, q
se ' os 90 onlv n 9G' or - yar G while -" MARI
Ir.,,.a d he haN,.t moF',ii,y losing 81 head OF
w MT ,5s r." G9 typ n r ayGas'@ n " lbc
Egypt, ID" f-a - morality from per'' 81 the ga appears
s,.r. t7 p ,,,i,ge at - ~ 100 y 20 kentucky DO
liam a, - e. i a as d. %t b 81 II = No. 90 lo2 aS
It $40. pms. ,aola q, 1000 p At "a 80 Co'--,
T.. co. do 1000 r. at - p Il ronnsyiyania cows 90
Sherman Ca.r Il Ke sG ,i ST., II la3 4 q
Michigan O.rp. 1892 p ~ - go 10 lo-i ~ ~ - :!
l6 ,oan'r tout ON d. l'''H'''" ' ~ '' ''''' We -
II G.lsm.m - 'f' ST -, u, - r., do
w." -" 81 - 90 d. ti3 :. a. r, 20 i6 d. 1870 n.
l-t3 p 10 - 90 - o. ,-.. .o :, ~. - - al-
a. $50 q DO 100 a. 3, - ~, ~ , ~, ~, I, ~ - ~
DO 1873 %. at - -'t - li'~ '"''' ,.,.,,
>ill.n.lf s" o. in- ~ ~ -, -" az ne
NATIVES. l2li r. ~ p To- ~ a.. 80 ia - foi"
90. llil r. 40 - -. ~ 49, '-'' '.' 49, - WV - '
e.. 80 % 80 - 49,. 1870 nall ,9-t - a, "a IN
PIut Hlpth.t~ - Western nun '''' '' '' ' ~
, III - q a. D..
Curtis . stat" N'f'IN ilt"I nv ~ ." - w.
NiLCH COWS 10 .ri-. Is he'd ';',l o9"' T. ~
frlr. ,r. hnt common .t.tN i- dtl ana Nm q" -
,.,t. ..i Il cows %. go {, ~ - u"r l"ad , . o..,.
CAININ Receipts 500 head, mainly At own ~. '
ltt,. t.ti..-. With W.T. rh9 = hF n ~
~ ga = 'd common - cto.-c N'al- At 5dsc. 40
Y.lrline- ,r hituVud calves t-p-'dl'u on ,', 900
~,r-p ..ano,A 20 = ".''r," ,N a. do o. l2e
aysrt~. AZ g g.. Y f.- ~ ~. tl 80. - ', -
p a, g.. 30 ISL o. - o.c: 80. 10 ?. az 'c. u No.
l5p - at -i-,. go d, 1850 p, - =. -,,,. a., - q.
Iltll,uhart Hollis lJ N,rNth ~ -, ~. -
3i,.. - do. iiJ - 80 -. - N'a.-' - IT, j" W.
d., g. 1879 IN TT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
LIVE STOCK MAEnL1s-ry TELEGRAPH.

BuIaio. Jan 1'-Cattlc- I'ctpt, lat - hour ~
mead tuttl thus Tar, TO- 90 Tor -"i t"' ''
week . zoo: tcn-lLn,d through 1000 Ia ad all oi Nh'
o, Now o.A 100 for -air, market -'"laN. Hl'P "'o
an, Ia. -. 100. for -anr TIM tt,i M'rN .''
gucl through, 500 head. loo ~ Wh.th 20 y W iWn
900 for a.. market steady. tlul,-i.rcrlt, a. -
nul, 40 n adj total for wce@ tnu> flr 81 TO Ion
lI.o TN. last Wrc.. q !70; c0Ironrd urouth 80.
..la. 10 Of nA.ch TO Nov YORK Har@ct eta1X NV
8 1Jd@3 30 d. d!un, and iAiAcd - 6OdT3 90 h.H y
WORKERS 80 GCd.3 Cj do light 80 5)af3 CO. pigs - ~
Chicago. jan l4-"The Evening Journal" reports
ca;Hc-k'ceil:s. u 600 hced shpnent. 1000 ME-
% 50ds5 butchers stock - 5OGt3 80 s9ckar' q iS@
10 30 Hoz -!ieccps so GOO 9'lg , aaipe mi HiT
; 3jG:s - primo mixed IS asa 70 - prime heaNv a.
h1r wc,ehts i3 55ds3 90 light 80 80 ass 90 sheep
Receipts 5000 had; shipments 800. mar nc!e
active lower: Westerns - iO"Si 90 natives e'"F W
81 Loui, jan ii.-Cat:c-RoccIrts. 3 100 head nip
meat 900 .br r,arrt steady; good % fancy na'Nes
i0d:5 hin I! good 80 ;Qn; 50 ,or,g' aa9 t9,G
d0o. M 80 oD.n 4 sto,dy: clocd higher ar q chYi'
heavy q iOds3 50: missed cf'd t3 lod93 iV Hsns.
e,ir a., L., IA "oo ~ a. Sberp GENTS, l-cui mar
tet .t,onp: GOOD 20 choice. - lo"r1 l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE YIELD AND RANCE DE PRICE

The crude oil markets yesterday notable for only
incident The Stock Exchange reports sales Of 10 900
barrels in Bucte certificate, at % No tho
Transaction kwn than offers to sell which speedily caused
retremenICi buyers came from Consolidated Exchange
sources ~ the latter board there sales 2O0O
barrels Of Buckeye oil at 81 ad22 10 The
d alngs In National Transit certificate, ut the stock En-
change only 1000 barrels, 1873 cents while
Consolidated Board there sales II ~ O0o barrels in
option, at l4d1 cents The only influence the
ytanla sp cuatiOn the falling ok In WELD Of the
AT hig well struck In the wildwood district Refined
petroleum unchanged at 40 in barrels and 9iJ
cents In cases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, 81
francs, Bremen, 600 marks London Os pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Brazl grovths the spot ruled firm bnt
quiet while stock ~ arrive quite actNe. No ilo
quoted E@c. sales. 1000 LIg, No :, 11.sc c. lnu !;
do l1asc afINe: 2COO bag No 6, !. &C. u
be shipped GOO Nos 3 and l7'c for 40 o. u
be- SHIPPED 30 bag No 1880, to be- shipped 1000 bags
Nos 4, D. ANA :, lG6jc G. and 800 bags 80 S1n,n'
l7i-r - arrive, 1000 bags Nos >, and Sdngo,
nc for No o. t. be shipped. Also 1000 mats f1dI"r;
.0so.lc: 1000 interior PadanG 24a24Ac and l19
American, p.Vate terms options continued
Oh tn upward turn aud to~,d with gcnc,L advance all
around December relatively stronger than Others
Iciug II points higher. Spccll.on however, was very
slow. Most Of the nmncss came from abroad. where al
the cable, were huOyant. IIaNre gained sal ana
Hamburg closed .a3 pig. higher. London also hct.t
onical 10 M: January rs; irOfnaly'
30; March, 1is; April, 49,; MaN. ~; jun, ~ ~
quotes IL gular nr,t 90 ko-l, 100; good second 90
k,lo : 80; eNchancr private. l9',; receipts. 5000
IN, Rio clearance, United states. 1000 bag, do FOR
lior total stock. los GOO bags market III III
santos receipts 5000 bag' receipts at Rio July To- jan
many 1851. 14JO.OOO bac-. time lS!O, l-'OuOo
lac sam, tine 1854 2GSJ 00O bag, receipts 40 santos
Juv b, January H. le9l, 2,o9i 600 bag SAM TINE
1880 35l 900 bags; time 1859. i,31d,trO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
STATES RAISING MONEY FOR TIE FATE.

Olympia. Wash, Jan. 14.-The House and senate
Committees on the Worlds Fair have drafted bill
which will be introduced in both houses. 1t levic'
tax of onef0urth of "A million taxable valuation during
the next three years. This VIII net about $@4u,oOO.
salem, ore, Jan. IA bill was introduced ~ the
House ye,teday providing for halfmill tax for two
To DC used IN the display OF Oregon products az
the Worlds FAR This Will amount To SlOO,OD.
Washington, Jan. IA subcommittee Of the
Worlds Fair Committee agreed to-day upon the report
which 1t Will recommend, and ii will probably be pre-
sented to the House In few days. A. has been
stated heretofore the report lavOrs careful cN
pcnditure OF money, reduction OF salaries and o.
employees. ,aA..A al al u M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15

Ihcipooi Jan. i.-Bcef-Iloicc's oH'I hcgN 'Aia
Tndit ~, cay g. o. i"tH-Ii,u ,Hi,, N'"
a. ~ y, rut about = 80 u. ,.cadr ~ :
ofrr san eiy" T,ll.w-iIoldct- orGr sInrng ,
H. I'd nj aud frtur.s- iIoGrt, o'er ugd" rlcN
,rinr sen -ro ard y. dun a. 3os "a feh.u-
r. - Mach dnI az 81. Wheat Holders ohrr m"det-
aicIy FlSuf-IIoIders offer spa ingy. 'o.n,SpoL the
supply Is Door: futures holders oHer spdihVN' HAVu
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New-York Economic Society. DR.. Houghton argued In
favor OF the abolition Of rent and profits and the natonalza
Of land but in favor OF the principle OF competition
}. F. Burke D. II. Smith, T. j. Sanford Adam Rosenberg
and others discussed Dr.. Houghtons arguments, the ma
oriy OF the speakers holding that land ownership and
monopoly were done with. the abolition OF com
petition IN all industries must logically follow. one
speaker thought that all the roadbed Of all the railroads In
country should be considered public highways or
turnpkes which any who chose should be per
mtted a train OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. II (Specian.-May wheat opened at 98
touched 97 but closed 902 The Northwestern
movement continued to show falling or and so d the
receipts hern. Partridge and Hutchinson the largest
seller, OF the day. Com early, the small
lots 20 cents but yielded later liberal estimates
for Thursday ~ 81. May sold from 527sdj21s, and
closed at the bottom. there selling Of lOn9
oat-. To-day, receipts were only llS bush. May sold
from fGi1diG's to i5As and closed at the bottom. The
hogs to-day aggregated 30 O00 and at the Yards
mp cents: May pork sold from 80 30 IN s1l OF, and
at Sill May lard sold from 50 27at6 30 TO t6 49, and
closed at 40 80. MAY ribs sold from 52d*1 81 and
closed at - 30. Puts for May wheat sold 0Gs calls
81 cents puts on Nay corn, 52ls calls, 52s cents.
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l tff.f 9. yf~t
Flo, j ND NfNl- 10y ,,t,.c,I,fly o., the lrs,
reroitd today IN ,'n, az, ",, ''.r..d fr .ale
There Wa fair Iothing demand l'lnir i' i, y
qualities Of spring what tIn "' y, ,t-,.
srrvcdv. Further sale, OF 'o pAF, ,i'"s .6o
sold West. G.. J. ana j. U, i-h.'aildd ,.
bb. ~ 900 cNrortI. including DDS 10Y
lOd+3 90 ZOO hi- CIV MIL t"' - ~: 80 - '' ~
Indies. 1880 bbis Mlnneson f>ua - ave- ~ =" oV
me 1888 -. 100 Dps M; - d. f1t.t - ~
NIu ENtla W''t I.aI,' nr 10, ,vi. a. tv mt,
ordinary T. cho!. 3 '"dt' :; an .s :; 90 ~
81 l5a - - lAc miAtut. - ~ ~ Hua'sh.1 "'1'
f,icy - foa:' TO- iai"nt' ordinary - 'h9 - ~
ago - faney DO - o'e . 90 Ict Scl..S
quiet. SOUTHERN fLOIE-~tady a. rue hli traG
inr slow. sales 800 bbs Shipan- nd - ,9a = l
i'1u' * + IL0tE-Q iict Lu, steady >li'. -, bo.'
suryrn~ at Ioasi 81 and f,noy - - 4-att 30
IjChWIIiAT ILorR-fum ~ - 30. = 80. fancy.
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- 50o-3 = ana Brsudyvine. - -. sa-. 100 bhl-.
'tETS iiINT"V .olou. olort, wcfr mad 20 sustain
tine olon nrrsrt to-day. and at uur period 10 l""A'i D.
but before the ,p.' % The s-4'n thor 80, 'hfr' ''
i''.I, an 'i4 Mar'h Scar mort, vrtr ra.l,
Stronger .,.. rr OF somewhat h.s'i owing mainly 20
th- o.. port buying and comparatively small ~" b..
.r.cuIatol wa broader and m"" f,n iI. GpNAiu q"
$a..q p,h n."s eat o s'' a asa5d g. "a, '
.,,,... .rt =, Tho .la'Il' .!. and plomtf.d
& ,,rli 81 .,hor.-'' lnly a.. preru le.ouut.
Ih- in ,'' LAY ta, ,, t1,r ...,s d,tl,a-c ~
~ 900 Ir.b I- H.. ,,. IA ,,.llDlc 10 b. cast - tho
ho&c,tr der va, cling /, rllsc aud ltr n D. ~
me- H.. t'i h., D" ,,lnrt o'er,,or vh5 i.ueht ney
dnrlng m caai nolr-. Jed to o general g.. Iu..
I,t. cable, ,iur y TIM lower sp.o months
and thi, too bad weaA,u!ar eject Eo.h q and