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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-17

have a cough at any
time, and no other
remedy is so effective
as this world
renowned prepare
ton. No household
with young children,
should be without it.
Scores of lives are
saved every year by
its timely use.
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ACME HOUSE.

Os& AND 96l MARKET STREET, NEAR
10 Sixth street, San Francisco. Nicely fur
nished Single or Double Rooms, by the day
week or month. Open day and night
nl6-3mTuThS ALEX HIIDEBRAND
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UNDERTAEERg.
REEVES g. LONG,
J. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTAKEN,
No. 1917 Fourth ST., bet. j and X.

4 LWAYS ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
"A stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast. Country orders, day or night. will re
ceiye prompt attention: Telephone No. 1874
Al GEO. II. CLARK. Funeral Director
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gOTELs AID REsTAuRANTs.
PATRONIZE THE WIDOW.

OWING TO THE REPORT THAT THE
~ hotel of Bartlett Springs will be closed dur
ing winter l inform the public in general that
I KEEP OPEN DURING WINTER the hotel
known as PLEASANT VIEW, adjoining the
Bartlett Springs, Lake county, California.
Comfortable beds, good home cooking PRICE,
from SIS so to $40 per week.
ucg-Im& MRS II HOPPIN PrOprietress
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STRENGTH OF BAKING POWDERS
BY Actual Chemical Tests.

BY Actual Chemical Tests
Ea PRIZE s. Priest
JoHNsoNs (Alum)
RAMsE4-s tuhen frcsh)
HAYwooD's( AiumPOTaer) sz7szz aszs
QUEEN (Aram Powder "a
NLYBURN > (short = OK
DARNELL & Cos tAIuH Powder EEiss-ss--IEzfs
Reysl.......-.....-.-
EUREKA (Alen POweer).
HERBERT &
GIFT Powders (eoHtaIn Alum Aaironia) Ezzzzzszzz
SCHEME PowDERst eoutaln Alum & Ammonia
BULK POWDER (soId loose-Alum { Aamcnia) .sszz-sza
RAMsEY's (wben not fre>h} .szzEa
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As TO PURI-
TY AND wHOLEsONIESszss OF DR. PRICES
CREAM BAKING POWDER.
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder deeS not contain
Alum Ammonia or Lime. any adulterant.-R. :.
G. PATTON Phi. D., Chemist for the United States
Government.
Baking Powder is the strongest and free from all
nfnc and other impurities The best Baking Pow
der made.-PrOf. PETER COLLIER. Chief Chemistfor
the United States Department Of agriculture W ash
ington, ID. c.
! have several times examined baking powders in
the market determine their purity raising power
and influence on the health of those using them.
have IN formy found DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder the best In all respects. In raising power II
stands at tie head 1t Is pure, clean, elegant and
my family for years-Prof. r. c. kEDzIE, Late
President Michigan State Board of Health
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WHY COUGH,

WHEN a few doses of Ayers Cherry
w Pectora1 will relieve you? Try it.
Keep it in the house. You are liable to
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HENRY ECKHARDT, GUNsMITH,

MANUFACTURER AND DEAL- . -
II er IN Guns Rifles Reviewers, TSG<J
Ammunition and Sporting Goods.
All the leading makes Of Guns and kSA
Esfes at popular prices-Parker, "
Lsfe7er, Colts, Smith, Ithaca, new Baker and
new make Guns. FiTst-class Gun end Rife
work. Send for price list Of guns No. 523
street. Sacramento. Gal
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(Successor TO Fr1tz C M1IleTJ,
Z NJ ID T. 70 It "a * ES,
OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE,
" Ninth and K streets. complete stock of
Undertakers' Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended to, day or
night, at reasonable rates. Telephone 1888. 4p
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-17

DELAYS are dangerous. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator in time for dyspepsia, bill
iousness and all diseases of the liver.
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NOTICE |

w Golden Eagle Barber Shop has opened
his new TONSORIAL PARLOR at zoos Sew
enth street, between J and K. I'm
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OH AS. ELoHR,

DRACTICAL GUNsMITH. Io24. a
il Sixth street, between J and MI
K. Importer and Dealer in Shot
guns, Rifles and Pistols. Anmu- $SHSA
milton of all kinds constantly on~ "
hand Safes and scales repaired, ard Tr1sses
made to Order. fs<,-..n
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w. J. KAVANAUGH,
U NJ II T. H ~ b * u az
No 513 j ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth.

A LwAYS ON HAND A LARGE AsSORT
II ment of Metallic and Wooden Cassets
Burial Cases, Collins, and Shrouds furnished
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention or
short notice and at the lowest rates. Office
open day and night. Up
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ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST.
Heavy Dama6a by WaShOutS in The
Southern Part Of the State,
TRUCKEE SCHoOLHOUsE BURNED
A Desperate Shoots Three Men sn
CoIfax, washington-Lost Boy
at Fresno Citrus Fair.
TRUCKEE SCHoOLHOUsE BURNED
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

IuEc1AL DISPATCHES TO TIE EEoozDUEIoE.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETs
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURE5 OF NEW-fORk DEALNGs.
There big speculative excitement In wheat yes
terday the options running up 70 record Of 100000
bushels Spot lots advanced idl IL cent, rse
smaller than that Of the day previous and one which pro
yoked export engagements. Tho speculation was alb
sOTbed practically by May options although there was
Increased inquiry for June July and December The for.
egn sdyces favorable but the essential features
Of strength 10 the speculation tbs covering q hhoTs
Ia response 10 Western manipulation. M1y sod up 10
81 % is, but closed reaction, indicating tho rpluc
1nee OF the local market 10 follow the programme Of the
West fnal gains recorded o. l2gl Ia celt as
follows: February es 81 March % - April e. Oh :
May, s1 o. Ia and June 81 OF Ia Corn was steady
the spot with ~ 600 bushels taken for export The op
tons we're dull ana Irregular IN movement closing Win
February on 1S % ~ 5d March unchanged a. - lS and
April Ia az 80 81, and Mey 80 cent 90 ~ Js cents
The oats market steader In tone, but the options
ended practically unchanged 40 30 81 for February 81 for
March and % for May. There were sales o. 900
eees Of lard spot and arrive, but whether thcm
much for export not could not be learned. The
market continued heavy and tho options cotod 2G5 points
lower follows February, 81 To- March, " Osi APRIL
O. 10.
Naw-YOrk, PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore ana Boston were
follows. Wheat 572 bushels; corr, 2ll $50 bushels;
oats fOO77 bushels total grain 20322J bushels nour
10 s85 packages ~ Chicago, Milwaukee ana 81 Louis
the arrivals were Wheat 4te9i bushels; corn, JOOGi7
bushels; oats 21sgs2 bushels total grain 70i120 bush
els: nouf. 20. $40 barrels
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GrNERAI. MARKEr REpoRr.

BUILDING MATERIAL Bricks firm but rather quiet
Cement lime and lath steady. Quotations; Bricks
IIaverstraw Hard Bricks sSeSs 90 per LOOOi Long
Islands 81 25a87 rs Jerseys SO 5OaSI 90 Croon DARK
ana Rcd si5dsi0; Croton, Brown, sl4eslb Philadel-
phIa Front s2S Trenton front $27 Hosendale Cement
I'll I5aa 25 per Dbl American Portland, 81 lOaS2 80
Tnrlish Portland 81 20aS2 80 German Portland 81 300
80 To- Rockland Common Lime 81 per biol, and do,
finishing al 90 State Common Lime soc and do finish.
ing sI 10 Goats Hair 25S3oc bushel Cattle Hair,
CHICoRY-sleady with the usual trade movement
Granua.ed English, LAS $50; @ GTanuated
German Ia az 3-So.
Coc0A-The small sales are at previous raes
Maracalbo, o4e; Cauca, eoa22e Caracas, l7e
Use Trinidad, I0c; Bahia, 1913 l2e, and Guayagul,
cooPERAGE sTooR-A toleraby brisk trae In
Shocks continues, but Hoops and empty Hog,heads
are moving slowly. Molasses Shocks and Heads,
e2ds2 10 Sugar Shocks and Heads 3s-lnch, 81 90S
81 05 30-inch 81 00dst 70 old Shocks AMI New
Heads, 3S-inch 81 40ds1 AZ 36.lnch, 81 30ES1 35i
Old Shocks without Heads 05cds1 Rum Shocks and
Heads, 80 50as3 co; Rum Pipes, &C. Empty Hogsheads,
81 5Odt2 GO; Hoops II feet s20ds32 10 feet e27ds3
COFFEE-Rlo for prompt delivery had light inquiry,
but prices were steadily maintained Fair carg0es quoted
~ 5-Sc; salea LOCO bags Santos No 0, 10 34a17e.
Mid grades hm sales Ill bags West indies private
The speculative market very dull and devoid
OF features Prices huctuatcd within the narrow
range Of 5ai0 points leaving OF steady layre declined
Ia m. Hamburg steady and unchanged BIO FIRM, tx
change tprvate), ~ BAc, receipts, 1900 bagsi MO
ceafanees for United States $4,000 bags; ITO ceaances
for Europe, 1000 hags total stock, f20OOO bags
Santos receipts 1900 bags; sales here, sOOOO bags
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Registered four and half per 20
600. 100000, 81 600 and $780, all al ~" 10
DREssGooDs IMPORTERS INTERESTED
AWAITING THE VERDICT IN AN IMPORTANT
CUSTOMS CASE.

The trial Of an important customs suit was hn'susu
Yesterday before Judge Lscombe In the United ssea
c,rcut Court and sealed verdict will be rendered. is
morp.n-. The action is brought by LucEenmcSor %
scbaaer to- recover $3.50 as alleged oveip% nie"' -
duties on the importation of cashmere dress gooas
q regarded as a test case. Certain dress GOODS h"Vo
been imported recently which the importers haVo
declared that lower rate Of duty should DO pau IMAM
nm the goods ali of wool The difference Is oue 10 'ie
crcsenee of A cotton fibre in the warp. IL Is iH'io
dnced into the wool before cadng and forms per cent
81 tho material Secretary Farchild ordered that inc
duties should be collected at the higher rate uhaer
schedu,e X Of the Act of 1888, and the provision III
Guiding all such goods with threads OF other ma
terIas introduced for the purpose of changing the
Gcauoa. =. -
The importers Of the new material declared "ia'
there were no threads Of other materials nut Simply
abres Of cotton The wool importers OF the country
have been aroused by the possibility OF the Imports
ton Of dress goods at less than the rate pad oy ne
trade at large and they have asked Congress to change
the wording OF the law TO include all sueh goods WIN
Threads made wholly IN part OF Other maiersS, CIV
Judge Lacombc held that the cotton must 20 ~ ~, .e
form az thread 10 within the piOVsloh VI s''
law under which the Governments olsss'heu the so0uS
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TIE nocA1 OPTION RrpE41ER READY.
no pr 1xrRopUcED AT ONCE. IN THE NEW
JERSEY LEGIsLATURE-APrhoNND ID
rup DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

TIE DEMOCRATIC NhSS~~'
Trenton. n. j., Feb. l2 (speclaD.-A JON. o4uo'''
Of tho Democratic legislators was heiu ''iis
and tho IIouor law and redstrictng matters were
aar-,sas.d =, length President Werts had pre-
na,o1 and spbmitted a bin on the liquor question
which viii be introduced at once, ana acuou upon u
win be pressed as rapidly as posSipiu' 'no O"'
neals all the liquor legislation OF il'. ",''' a'',
nuulaes tho local option elections hoIa IA 'ue 49,"
countles The high license legbiauoh . .non ,0-
enacted and selling by the quart ana PiH' WIN no
,loror is not drunk upon the premises Is maze
nunishablc by fine or Imprisonment uie9s 'nu u'a,''
tal.es out license for that purpose loF wnoh u'o
sses arc 10 be 500 and $3.50, Tho sale OF hquor on
sunday and similar violations are malu pu'isnaoi'
NJ, revohinr the license the same as IN 'he eASuhs
law. but the trial IS to take place Deplre Jury OF
twelve men instead Of tho judge, anu inc sno'l"
IS TO draw the Jury. The remaining FEATURES VI te
law of last winter are rc-enactcd fIes'uen' "or's
has submitted the bill to the Governor VIM nes es"
It his approval-in advance-ana 'no V,'"e ''''
tercsts have said they were satisfied Win i''
senator Newell and Senator Baker, who arc the
douhtfuI onantlties have not yet given positive as
suanco 10 the Democrats that they VIII support inc
MEASURE Their objection IS the repeai Vi tue iocai
opijon clauses ana they have pressed hard TO bolt
the party caucus in this matter
Tho redlstrctIng bill has been snostahualy agreed
upon Any plan looking toward certain DehocraUo
majority In the House means Ihu' nN'N 20 '''io
oil over the State shall be disregarueh Ihs VIII
cause confusion, and Republicans pfedict certain
Republican majority IN consequence. These measures
VIII be followed by the repeater Of tho Jury Com
Mission act aud one or two Others, ana when these
have been acted upon the leaders promise hnal adj
jounmont,
The Fuller bill, called, removing tho supcrntend
ent of Public Instruction, IS causing connection IN
educational circles throughout tho state. There Is
ganlfu "a
school work
senator Novins to-day presented tho report Of TO
Comm ttce on Menhadcn Fisheries appointed az Tho
last session Of the Legl.aturc n consists principally
OF testimony on the destruction OF food fish by mon
tho business who through quarrel With their
ciates, made willing % tell some inside facts
which had previously been stronuousy denied, Tho
the evil which IS destroying the New-Jerscy fisheries
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g sss Esssa.. ss ss ' sgsss . LIZ
RS 81; Il. SFssySs MAJ
S$'' s,,ssI ,asy' ssa PsSsss. s..sss
sS vim ss as Aas Ss
go ts cost sna fsss Q ss S
sSssa II .Ssd H a. sG's s AD o SlSsea
TSs s s.s 800 e M sapsnses e Sss
49, South America BgrTEE-Pfees i have
e. s DrSs sss ss %'i e sss
ilaf9c; state dairy Welsh tubs prime IiS2se do
2 ga sosa iSsaSs s sss' I
Good % Fancy sisas gsi iSs2cp s.ssSs I
s9n wss GhC cSScs ogs 1880 9? % ae e
Common 1918 Western factory June Y 2sl a tss
o dasdiS 2 f ass p se ds s sod factory thirds
rolls. iISiec. oHEEsf-D Demand continues iIgah sad
S SsRaS Sa R?' :5 ss asts s o ss'i
GH Il sSa iaS
en-. sac; ieeIouse 81 SOSs2 50 per case IAmsd.
sH s9s Es I Tsass
lac Powdered lac; SIsnuIsisd, lei Mould ~ 81.
sc; cOcS of S%s ass5 Yiec whs EStrs o.
3 $1,000 i4ci Extra G." n1eae Lice; o.' Si2e'
sTEARINE,Lsrd Wholly neglected oleomargsrins-;
r0BACCO-A steady market with moderate activity in
Kentucky and Seed Leaf Sales, $50 cases 1887 Penn
syiyania Seed and Havana Seed, 54422 lxo 100 DO
Iso Pennsyyanla Seed D. e. 100 do 1887 State Havana,
ic9i4c 100 do 1851 Wisconsin Havana 9sIlc IL $50 &c
sundries $4,000 $50 bales Havana ooeaSi iVi ioo
bales Sumatra. S1 25aS1 80. -, ..
TALLOW-Quet firmly held. Prime city quoted
VIII WiIALEB0NEDSs 1000 ID Arctic. 90 50.
WOOI,-The market appeared &c be nfmer aisnoogn
folders N choice woods refuse 10 accept lower
bids The sales include 5000 n Cray East INDIA tie;
Soc 10000 do Montevdeo. 30c 10000 do MSncssm,
i5ai0c; also 1000 n fine Territory ana loooo 20 nh'
noils, on private terms.
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comm cArrNpARs FOR TODAY.

srppr,ry CouRr-GgxERAL TERMB Before Van Brunt p j.
Brady and Bartlett JJ-Nos oo o" W. 90 40 o. iVi'
lT suprExE counr-oHAyBKRs- oBrien. J.MOuon
0 sgSSESE gsHNiIPAsS issi Beach,
pRyst &c cot;fT.sPEcfGL TER-PAET Before Barrett
szs cog a hSS d 5iis ssq Fl as isi as 2s
tsppiREuk coUsT-cIRcCrT-PAE I-Before Lawrence j.
As sSPsRsE uee Andrews j.
Case on Rollins VS. Sn7gG p an u rIBSore ipgrahsm
JNo sosS Ss5S os$ 2S6i 2o0O POOL 1851 2s7s 2s74
rSE SsSg Patterson j.
s1Ss on co1sTBeore Ransom Elias
Ksin- 10 a M, cornela ~. stewart 1880 M G. @. s.
N FST p re ~ p w A wschsrs eEsdy
sn Il slni baSlei sSssney 1880 60.
surkadS ny n SUyn IL Adjourned Tor the term
SUPERIOR coUar-sPEclAL TERA-Beiore freedman L.
STpEEoH couRr-EqurTY TERAdlouned for the term
SUPKgoH CoUkr-TRIAL TERM-PAHr l-Adjournea ior inc
SUPERIOR couRr-TRlAL TERM-PAET H-AdjOurned until
supERios coURr-InAL TERx-PAET IIIBstoro oGor-
man Case on. Colts BEAD. No day calendar -,
CoMSos PIEAs-GESERAL TERM-AdJourned until Iebr''
az SoSMoS PLEAs-sPEoAL TEns-BefOro LarremOre C. j.
N So,toS iPIEAs-EeUnr TEExBe,ore Van Hoesen,
Nos is No. 90 ~ e! 20 ~ 20 40 5s ~ = ~ ~ 90
sS4 IDOL iI02 Ola 1875, 1868, 79s. $780, SOL SOS 1910
0t coS SsU s PiEAs-TRL TEhuPAKr IIBstore Allen
Nos iolf 1910 l02l 99e 1918 e76 ago. loA6 49, 1907
err couRT-srEcAL TEm-BsfOrc Before Nelroas j.
CITY couRr-TRrAL TERx-PARr I-BefOrs MoAdam, J.
Nes 622 29o POS $s2 4oi SSe ?, pe,oro ,,ceorn l.
Nos. COS 94s 1871 500, es6' 42s 5loa 1885, es2 49,
CRY ccuRf1TSiAL TKn,-PARr Before Ehrch. a.
Nos {99 gu al 81 $50 1ol, 497 6ss' $685. Sl4S 4so'
Court or oyRA AND TERMEER-Beiore Lawrence. j. and
Assistant ~ sssoSPIRr Beoro cowne
Assistant District Attorney aca-Eos 70 "a inelnsys
smyt and Assistant DstrictAtiornoy Days-Nos 70 II
COURT or GENERAL sEsnoys-PARr IIIpefoo MARITIME
J. aud Assistant DstrietAttcrney Jerome-NoA 70 10 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
pITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

The trial of the suit In which Miss Margaret louise
Williams claims $4,000 damages irom David hearr
for alleged breach Of promise of marriage was
TO close yesterday in the City Court before Juaso
McGown and jury. The jury was directed 10 otlns
in sealed verdict this morning II an agreement Is
arrived at
Tho motion for change Of venue for the una VI
the suit of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Kan
road Company TO recover so,255,o0o from Henry ..
Ives and George H. stayner was argued before 'uso0
o'Biion in the Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday
The decision was reserved
Tho motion to continue pendente Ito the temporary
Injunction obtained by tho organization Known a.
sThe Veterans Of the 7th Regiment against inc ON
GERS OF the regiment and Others restraining the iou
interfering with the exclusive and control oy inc
plaintiff of the veteran in the regimenth afmoiy'
was argued yesterday before justice oBnen IN inc
Supreme Court Chambers. Decision was reserved
BY the will of Cornelius X. Delamater' Oh INC IRON
firm of c. IL Deamater Co., which was hied iof
probate yesterday, all his property Is bequeathed 70
his wife, Ruth o. Deamater. The VIII Is dated Jaou
ary II, 1888, and appoints the testatoPs SON. william
Delamater and his sons-in-law, Leander a.; Beyln
and George W. Moore executors. cOdcll uAIel
June ~. 1888, gives all his inventions ana patents
TO bis son and 10 his son-inlaw, Mr Bevin'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
THE NEw CATHEDRAL PLANS ARRANGED,
EXCELLENT WORK DONE ON THE sKETcHEs-
HOW THE CHOICE WILL BE MADE.

EXCELLENT WORK DONE ON THE sKETcHEs-
HOW THE CHOICE WILL BE MADE.
Under the supervision of Colonel Richard T. Auch-
muty, chairman Of tho committee Of trustees, the
plans for the projected Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
OF st. John the Divine submitted by the competing
architects have been opened and arranged for ex-
hibition in the library OF the Diocesan House, NO.
30 Lafayette place. In all there are Sxtytwo plans'
embracing all styles aud schools Of architecture
They have from all parts OF the United States
England, France and Italy. AL Of them show great
thought arr arduous labor.
Bishop Potter will return tomorrow and II Is ex-
peoed will call meeting OF the trustees at once No
sub committee has been appointed to decide upon the
merits of the plans, the trustees will consult as a
body. Several plans will be selected first, tho best
Of course, and their designers will then DO asked 10
elaborate the drawings. These will be subjected to
second critical examination and the best design Will
be selected for the cathedral The architect VIII have
full charge of the work which will require II is thought
his whole time. The rules to ciphers and not
names accompanying the plans have been followed
so that the trustees have no idea whose plans they
are examining
Il is yet uncertain whether the public will DO adj.
mited the exhibition, the Of the architects
having not been obtained yet. IL Is thought that
tho plan Of the cathedral viii not be selected before
next May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
pnonucE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb 1890 y. m.-Bect-In poor demand.
POrk-In poor demand. Iiamsfn fair demand BaoOn--Tu
ia demand shouders easy % 3gs CHEESE poor domaine
maud Rosn- In poor demand fardSpot and fnturesln
fair demand prime Western spot steady az 5os Cd February
steady al 3sa G March and April steady a 3is Od Wheat
In fair demand FlOur-ln talI demand Corn-spot and
fair demand mixed Western spot dun al "a Id
Feriarv dui nj a. Osd March dull NJ Is OIL April dull al
Is Od Hops AZ LOndon-NewYor te-ln fair demand
LoSDox Feb i2-calcutta llnsoed, l2s o. per quarter
refined petroleum, eNbWO l5lOu PCT ghllohi Spra OF
AsrwRRf reb i9~wileoxs lard closed at % francs 20
eenumes per 100 kOa .-,- ,--.-,--.
ANTWERP Feb Pale American II francs
~ oentimes paid and sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
WOOL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb l2Although ne atendanoo Of home buyers
the wool sales today WA smaller than yesterday the bid
ding was very spirited American purchasers compeng
There onerct 80 bales
comprising variety OF good oombng aud clothing wool
Withdrawals were light except OF Natal greasy large
quantity Of This class was offered but tho prices bid did not
meet hoders ideas Otherwise full rates obtained
scOnred being especially successful There Is available
600 baes The present series viii close February TO-
Following are the sales IN doiaili -
locks and pieces lldals a greasy, o,adale Sd do
halesi SECURED locks and pieces lo2gls Al greasy Dido
balcs seoared is sd DO locks and piece Is la
Is 4id greasy 7sd0i0d do locks and pieces lido sid
gonth greasy, 0ad1i0d
pieces sid NewZealand 900 bales secured Is on
do locks and pieces 5ad Cape Of Good Hope aud Natal
5000 iaes SECURED III ola 81 greasy, GdaSLd Swan
Riyor-Saes, 50 baesi greasy, sIdd9di do locks and