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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11
ARE YOU rliINKINa.

OF what you ought to take when you
60 to the Woild's Fair? Your outfit
viii not be- complete without u bottle
OF Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Dlarrhmh Remedy. The change Of
water and diet, fatigue and irregular
habits, during your trip arc almost
certain TO produce diarrhma and dose
or two OF this remedy muy save you
serious sickness and perhaps much
expense. Procure 1t before leaving
home. % aud so cent bottles for sale
by Y, @. M. |, Drug Dent. d,S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

Since In drst Introduction Electric
Biiicrs has gained rapidly In popular
favor, until now It IL clearly In the
lead among pure medicinal tonics and
Neutrality-suspicious. nothing which
| mils i,s USE US q beverage or intoxh
cant; II n recognised as the best and
purest medicIne for all ailments Of
stomach, Liv,rIor Kidneys. II will
cure Sick Ho,dachr, In digestion, Don.
s,ipation, and ariyn Malaria from ne
each bottle or tho money Will be 70.
funded. Price only SOC. per bottle.
Sold by A. q. Smith d Co., DfpggisIA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

OUR DRETnRES aud sisters OF the
California press are rs Welcome m
flowers in May and are requested TO
make thomselves entirely at home.
Metaphorically the NEws shades han s
with each and every one ana would bo
glad II II could DO 10 actually.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like peupiration, causing intense Itch
ing when warm. This form M well ns
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding, yield
at once TO DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected,
nbsorbs tumors. allays itching and ef-
fects q permanent cure. 90 cts. Drug
gists or mail. Circulars free. DR..
Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Bold by
z, G, NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

SOME PEOPLE seem TO have got In
the way Of thinking that oil the good
appointive offices are In Utah, but
they are not. Next to the consul gen.
eralshlp to London, the position OF
consul to Liverpool is the most lucra.
tive la the Federal blue book, Its
worth to ita incumbent being about
100000 n year. Mr.. Neal, who got the
place, Is u prominent Democrat In
Ohio, and figured conBpicuously in
tho Chicago convention, having been
the dele gate who presented the tariff
plank composed by Henry watterson
and substituted for tho one reported by
the committee ON resolutions. Mr..
Neal, like Gen. Collins, appears TO
have come 10 the conclusion that the
posts Of honor are the most lucrative
ones aud In practical politics he is III.
together right.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

TIM UAi '.e. Town Of tho American
lag atlIol luluisg wing grou concern to
out distrys-u. -nlIcun contemporaries
They com GO uuyu altogether forgotten
that the running up of tho American flag
lag ia not pirate log.-Phiiadelphia
Record.
There Is something to think Of In
that, tool
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11
man ifains


Commencing May 7th the Rio
Grande Western and Denver q kio
ufande will inaugurate new uaiIy
service, unsurpassed, consisting OF
elegant day COACHES. chair cars ann
Pullman sieepers. Train No. viii
leave Salt Lake at s:05 am, arriving
at Denver Mt 7:4j am. next morning,
connecting with Burlington and tock
Island Worlds Fair fast flyers. Train
No. 4 will leave Salt Lake vt 1920 p.m.,
arriving mt Denver Mt 0:ij pm. next
day, connecting a, Pueblo with Rock
leland and Missouri Pacific, and nj
Denver with Burlington trains for all
points east, giving an opportunity OF
viewing the magnificent and world.
famous scenery OF the Denver q Hio
Grando between Grand Junction and
Denver by daylight.
Take this route aud have n oomior,-
able, speedy and wonderfully interest
Ing trip.
w. J. 5HoIwELt, General Agent.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
y. X. HoopER, @. II. 4 T. A.,
Denver, Colorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

THE WHITE HousE.-Agsin unuet
good management, Mre. e. n. fooiecn
having returned nom Caliofnla anu
taken charge, with popular hoteIinAh
NJ. y. Germo NJ manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

Large Stock Low Pricesl J. @.
GALLAGHER, Trunks and Valises, 2O7
Main,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

Get your Trunk repaired at 9allach-
ere, 207 Main, wasaich building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

Should insure against ucciuept with j.
A. Young, with Fuller < Young no
Main 81. 5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

Salt Lakes big, new hotel IL The
Kuuteford. HOmelike, elegant ceh-
tfaI and reqennnhle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11
a Nure uure for rIIes.

Trunks EXCHANGED at dallachors, 207
Main, Wasatch building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

TUE CULLEN, :. g. living Proprie.
tor. Half block from Poet once fuo9,s
from Pullman ticket office, MAIN ~
Rates $500 per day. Spec'" D'ca'
Rofes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11
THE HOTEL TEnpLETON.

The Hotel Templeion is opposite
Temple Square, rithlng Ohloes, Eagle
Gate, DE,fRrT News Building aud all
points OF interest in Salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

y. X. HoopER, @. +. 4 r. A.,
Denver, Colorado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
GK1TN AND PRODCCE MIRRETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

It a very dun day In grain speculation at The
Produce Exchange Yesterday. The sales Of wheat
amounted Ia million bushels. and fluctuations
are confined within a range Of Aaia cent The market
opened 40 decline Of the fractions m"Dt onei casi"
cables aud sympathy with the West, but closed at a
fun recovery. Trading confined a. the Morch. Nav
aud July OPTION, March selling at .sNd's',c, May at
sO'-0sl'r and July AZ slisaS2t. The spot movement
light - unchanged prices.
Corn firm "a The speculative market closing al
an adNonrc Of '-dia cont In sympathy Vim tn. West
Reports Chicago reported that Wall Src"t opera
tor prominent ia industrial -i"ck- hal liqud"ted ne
r az long wheat 900 900 bushels. which he said
le cnrryng aud This largely responsible Tor The
nrrnne., >po, price, sympatAiled with options. IN.
port~r- took ~ 900 bushels.
duh AMI i,oturics, for spot lots and futures
The final quotation, Wtrr u follows
Wheot-Fc February. 40 March, 49,; May. 81; july
Corf-Fcbruary 52t. March. 52. May. 5i'.; July
81, cents
Dat February. 80. March 30 May. 3s'a cents
Lard March. +i3 10. May *lJ 10; July So -.
The r'rrft. Of AMI Norr reported Yesterday ~
NcN ofk lIlla phia iiitiWor' and Boston w"i" a.
f,lor Wheat. - 300 bushels. 2i1Sub bushels ;
.a,s To- 3s8 bushels total. ertin fO34l9 bushels; no"r
II ei5 larha-c. Chicago. Milwaukee" and - Ioul-
f. arrival, were: Wheat. lio.6ij bushels: com 20 .
n-s bushels oi. if3 500 bushels, total grain, so 1913
bushels, four - --J barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17

Chicago F,b l6 l,pconl. -rncr" we've no now exhibit
ou- today Of that weakness IN wheat shown on W'incN.
day. May opened At 80, touched ia and closed al
ga, Their" eli me SUPP ort throughout The
announcements q, rule b,ari,h The Price Cur
rent" aid the winter wheat showed no p"sitiN"
damage except limited ara, That a shock - the
crop hcr-. The small exports and the receipts every
where which than lat weeks. suggested an
Aoah~ visible supply statement on Monday. Mime
and Duluth nat 20 IL. thcic lSj the
-tinntr for Friday 10. corn steadl,r than
bad expected. considering thu fact thar the lquidi
ton Of the V Mnlt" line hal JI.t been di~co- ID
NAV -cld from 49, - -, and co~,d AZ to- cent, The
buyer ~ The day wa, Blant floor trader. VINO took
about 100000 bushels. The receipts were 80
r-timat. for Friday 90. oats NAV
tqrnnr at 33' aud closing at - cents. Tn" receipts
lj2 car. -" r>tlmat" Tor Friday 1876. Thcrr
duh dly for provisions. lard leading everything
The Nav delivery 81 the latter product touched Sl.s
AMI c.o,ed ~ Tl2 -. ro,k advanced ~ barrel
Ilh, 20 c'nl- hundred. Ala' pork. afr touching 30 ~
clos AZ rl1 20 Nay ls. Hfcr touching 30 closed
a, $40 20 Ia" ad'ance N rroiucr partly natter
of covering by shorts partly OF hi-hcr hogs the wards
aud patty Of an EFFORT The part - the bu nanDu.
ator> To capture few shorts There were only 600
hogs Iric's = To- - hl2h.r
Friday oflY LOCO. lickinp for week In tLs
Wet. 100 600. showed falling from the ,alno week
last year "i 1900 h"e'. FlaAsecd strong NAV
lp-u "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
REAL ESTATE.
pr,sJNESS AT TIE EXCHANGES.

All the sales yesterday were at NO. -
william Kennedy offered Nos $40 ana 'f' We" ,'u 49,,
hi-dst two Gye.story brick fiat houses on ,u' 'V.
,r"o w,.e sod TO the plaintiff in the proceedings ior
e.s Az each The same auctoneer offered Nos 1913 ana
2,o West Twenty fourhst two nHessSy 5 e,' from the
psn and No. $40 25 also from tn palnIih
was wtSdIawn the suit having been ssts sanar1 and
nc,obam A. Co offered No. 141 Wet One s
ttmsn,uthrd,t threc.story frame dwelling on III"
ot t was sold sll460 10 trederck Hasae north
hrlIns G. 10 offered a plot on ST oid
OF one .fotyii 59A1o ,rccons sales
for So NJ. III. Coshihah' Al wv '''
We under foreclosure ,..n =, tho eyecutors of
Levin H. squire no o3s East Filteenthst me pop
, ,rnn,s Stuyypsant park and consists OF n4
sU i nS,,o ouS lot 2IyiO3 1t sold for S3l 900
~ Douglas Robin son The same anotionesr oMe a h he
rner - Front. and the Plaza, 32N63 NO 80 ~ e s
rr being the corner Roosevelt It brought ~ @
frnm Myer Finn w LOngman bought NOS e, 20, " ON
go Fronst adjoining ye and half PICK SorsS M
lots ixGi for 81 O5 500 and 10y spce 1sso
Tbs nrnncrty has been the Squire FAMILY slhce
Tr following sale at private contract Is felo.ebb
L. Froehllch sold the sNstIy sPa.,' %Ine,v ort
no go Mad,on-ave., southwest corneI Vi So1 Tor
t.. Size 10oxo22. for John hNins'''"
slCG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Xcvyo,, Thurslav Feb 1G-BEEVES-Recelpts, y
ear 10 head AL r9n-gaed 70 s sg slc% at
9lsc: COW beef duh at 4d7c No later eaoe p, N.Y. nS
shipments Is cattle IS sheep the Orinoco 70 be'
'TILcu COwS-No fresh arrivals. Nominally steady
$,QGsij for lC9r 70 goa Witch ioo at ooth.s
The ad,cnt OF Lent and free receipts OF county dressed
calves cd drop IN gTsrs ANA one 10 prie
nod az 5asisc per n selected do at 9c bob Of
4G no gIas'ers or Hs a sIc little calves sold
AZ 3G7c dressed anyar calves at 5GG3c dressed west
ems Gaze. CITY dIcs.rd vral' 1ca at '"O''e
and Extra sanc''1e'M 9ef ss yss aver.ge at
g 100 rs 80 lg' 30 Ct d. b. % iss r S at - d a.
Ia n. at 80 80 do. 10 IN. at sO do lis 3D. at
60 90 N ~ n AZ ycals ~ n 50; do 125 ~
i"da Ruekngaam 10 ye,. lsI I b. "a at a, g - -
''a s SS and ncuSgG cars GP %
week In Lent almost always week OF SLOW ia
sheep dun and traction Lower 100 ana ' Ih pSns
were cleared Poor to good sheep soa AZ oo %
Por 100 n euls saa bucks az t a1G COMMON TO- fair
Would "ci at s. 5odtG 80. Country dressed spring
lambs $3.50 per carea~s drssea n ambs
Weak at ga loo cxtr, stock at loia'.. o...o
Salc-: NJ Collins: 1919 OhiJ lambs. 50 N ayer2gc
sheep 9s D. at 81 60 l9j Western d. 81 d. at ~ 90
- DO % n at $ - 81 State sheep u ~ at 50 so; 10
Is do 50 ~ at - ST. bucks. 100 NJ at 50 70 ;.
D. McPhcr, n & CO.: IA state lambs. - N. az
so g. u 3g HH,% sheep go - Mng IL lambs SO ~
90 ST. ~ state do. 50 u at 90 30: l25 do. Il H. at
I0GS.-Ecccipts. - ears or oli head Nominal
lower - 25ass 60 100 II. but bunch OF prime
"ounti T d1nd AIR at ioal0c for heavy 1oaa
1o'.c for medium aud lo2dil for light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
PITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

1.-THE Evening POST has won the suit for libel brought
against it by X. Funk OF the publishing house Of
Funk Wacnals The suit the result 81 criticisms
which appeared In The Evening POST in which the
words piracy" and theft" we've used 70 characterize
the production by Funk wagnalls Of certain works
protected by foreign copyright.
Judge Freeman has denied the application OF tho
attorney for OF Jacob Hsl,td for order
permitting him letters in the possession Ct
Florlce An who alleges that she was Mr.. lllht,ds
wife and is suing the estate for dover.
Judge Andrews has granted the motion Of Edward s.
Stokes certain allegations Of fraud and mir
management Of the Hoffman House property In the suit
brought by w f. D. STOKES against Edward s. Stokes
for an accounting Of his management and have
ceiver appointed for the property.
In All action pending in the supreme Court brought
BY j. Pierpont Morgan and oher for the foreclosure Of
mortgage Of 100000 upoa the property OF the Ardsley
Land and improvement Company. which owns 6G6 acres
Of land in Weetchcser County order has been issued
recurring Mr.. Morgan and the other Plaintiffs 70 show
cause why l.. Edmnster and others should not be
made PARTIES 30 the action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
COTTON NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Feb. lG. p. m-Coion inlnrrs closed GS,
quiet : American mlddng. low middling clause. ron
rnary delivery. 4S-C4d buyers: February ana March
delivery, 45-64d buyers: March and April delivery
4s.64d4 80 Cad, April and MAY delivery. 1o.01i
BUYERS May and Jane delivery. 81 sid yaluc june
and July delivery. A 53-6404 54G4d: July ana AH-
gust delivery. 4 j5c4d4 5G-G4d August and S"ptrlIi
l.er delivery 5jG4d value; september ami October
delivery 4e-G4d sellers: October and November de-
livery 4 47.6id value; November and December dc
livery, 4 a. sd value
Galveston Feb. l6.-Cotlon firm middling Sac
low middling 80. good ordinary. sc; net
and gross receipts 79 bales exports 10 France. 5,32
bales coastwise 1888 balcs sales, = 1853 bales stock
o.. 262 bale.
low lniddIing Slice good ordinary. 5sc: net AMI
gross receipts. 4sO bales exports coaswi,c. 40 bales
sales $50 bales Stock 53521 bales.
savannah Feb. 16-Cotton steady miidlng, 5-sc
low mifdlng, 3-sc; COOL ordinary. sc net re
ceips 76p bales gross. 716 bales exports TO the con
tinent 400 bales twse. SIS bales sale,, $50
bales stock. ,6G1 bales.
GOOD mddlIng o 3-l6c middling. g 1876: low mid
ling s 0.i6c; good ordinary. 3-l6c: net receipts,
jl9 bales: gross .726 bales exports coastwise,
2l29 bales sales, 1850 bales; stock, 335,7l3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
LIVE STOCK MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

BuGllc Feb 1G-tattle -Recepts last - hours. go
had total Tor week thus far $3.50 head for same time
last wrck 10 $50 head; consigned through 90 u al
N,w-l Ork. $50 head SAL 40 head. market Opened
steady: clos d finn sold good heavy ste ~ - 20
az, 20; lilf fair - II ~ 40; sausage tul-; ~ 10
dz3 30 lt--R-ccpt, last Il hours. 100 head; toti
week I'M, far 1890 head for same time last w.rk
- $50 head consigned through, $500 head TO- wv
YORK 24OO heal sale ESQ head market opened du
AMI unchanged; clp- dull. with number Of light hogs
aud zig, unold pis, az! Light graie, vry duli GOO
York Weights. jpd.S 90 mediums - fJdtS 50 chDi'
LonNy. - 90 pig, - iodfs 30. sheep and lambs kc
coJt> u hours 600 hrld total for week mus iar
- 800 head for time last week. 3beW ad con
,ignd Though l.s0o head; to New.Yok 200 ne on
sale icO head market 0p"nl dull, ana 10 20 10
c.ntS lower for lamb. clo. Il dun and lower WIN
humber ur~oi good best sheep. stadv: GOOD 10 ie,t
am :G0:G 10 common IA fais. ~ - 10 - .uod 70
choic" She Hr-i 80; common u fair *id$i -" extra
Chicago Feb. i6.-"The Evening Journal reports
Cattle II 900 head shlprcnt 5000 al ndfA"t
fairly ACTIVE" steady; prize -t'.r~ - ga - 80 Rnu I"
choice. -jaSj - othrr- - 2jasi 90; Texans IS 20
81 - IIo.s-I,cccipt- 600 had shlpueht.. lloop
81; prime heavy AID butchers - ioa.s 90 prime
cit "a OidSS Is other lights - j09 -. cp-R"-
GENTS 3 heal Shipment 800 head market -tendy
uativ,r $3.50: Wc-ten- 'jd:I 81 lambs - 4lds1 %
Louis Fob lB Cattle lt'ccpt- 1000 head ship
ro',. head steady; fair 70 good natives, I'D
50 choice 7Jd-I - f Texan st'"rs - 25dti p
IN, DO - 10 - Hogs Rec ir, 600 head shipments
-Of heat marriott firm. heavy. - ppd1S % packing
- 7od:- IL. light g. s0d - 10 Sh"cp-RecHpt>. 400
he'd: shipment, 100 head market oadv' fair - good
natives $3d9t 80 choice to extra nntt9s. 81 '1ds1 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MAKKET REPORT.

CoFFEEror BAIL g.o".h: The got matkGt ro c1
Ia". Santo. No q a. Isle. The mdcr growths were
dmll sale, rj0 bags central America, on yyac trrm,
me speculative market closed at loss OF 1dl' pohI
Tor N. day The sales aggregated $1,000 ba2s O II
iiaNrc opened steady LOT f.p.
mary and fr lover on other months and subsequently
declined .d, r.. though r-coyrrr Of = II tooK an
before the close. Hamburg declined Ia pig ana Io
don declined 3a9d. The Rio cable quoted flist ofu
narv NJ kilos montreal coed second 40 kilo nohlh''
"Scbancc fpryarsI 1872 receipt, In Rio. 1900 bag
Rio crsrace- to Tinted states G,ooo bacs I,o clear
Rio market inactive receipts in santos; 10000 bag
Sauto. stock pa 600 b1gs Santos marker dui - Enuu
average santos II 80: receipts Rio July l. IT,
To February Is 1893 212O 600 bags SINE time -:
at Santos July 1892 to February 10 ls'3 81 wo
lao. same time 1892 900 bags; same time looi
, as zoo bacs Warehouse deliveries since February L.
-NcwYork. 15S4s2 bags Batmorc Oio' oas9'
Ncw-Ollcans, 1854 bags total, lS2I"o bss''
yhn.t Lowest. Sacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
LONDON WOOD SALES.

London, Feb. lG-At the wool sales to-day OSi9
bale- II far quality. aud consisting largely II New
South Wales and Queensland wool-. onrIcl There
offerings sold at recent values. Wcll.gown wool, sold
Win much animation Inferior kinds sold slowly. Cape
of Good Hope Nata gr,l>r. sold well: aco Ircds
dragged. Following the in dcr aud the price,
obtained: New South Wales 1900 hilc> secured od0
H. I'D do lock-, and pcccs sdGl- I'D; greasy. ga
secured, ll@dals 2ad do locks and pieces 9ddi, III
greasy 90 lOEd do lcks and pcee-. 5aSd Melbourne
and pieces l0'2d; greasy: G4dal> Id do locks aad
pieces 6id south An ITALIA 100 bales secured i Ida
= I'D do locks aud pccc, lId6@, cid greasy 7i,a
NcwI aland 800 bales secured. lldos III greasy 80
lOd Cape ~ Good Hop" and Natal LOO bales, secured
!, @ials I'd do locks and pieces IL I'D greasy, 81 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17

1881 1882. 1884. 1885. 1886. 1887 1885, 1889, 1870
ISn, 1912. 1s43, 1915. -
Nos 25G7, 1913 5l3 6si 49, 1883, 17oo l7y3. l1g9'
1896, 1877. 1888 1900. 1903 1904, 1907 lsQ9 !S0a'
lsos 1908 1910. 1872. 1all. 1915, lslG, 1871 1878
1920, 1921 1892. ~
Nos. 20s9 Ssl 7gs 700 1913 1872 40 l72'' us
City Court-Trial Icrm-part IV-Beoie Mccarthy J.
Short causes. Nos. 2Gl5 2Gt7, POS. 2,D 2aiG' 29o3
3s55. 2ssG 2s3G 2l82 26ss 3s52 .2797: 2sie. 2783.
Court Of Genera -c~siODs-rdTt 1-Bcfor COwinS, j.,
and Assistant Di-trctAttorncy MdcGona-Nos. 10 Is.
Inclusive. . Go -
and Assistant Di,tIct.AttOrneys Wclman and Bradley
No. l. - . 49,, ,
Court OF General Sessions-Part II1-Beore MARITIME j.,
and Assistant District-Attofney Wecks-NO. i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Feb iGFlogg dun UNCHANGED EecG bs
S MhSat Slsy Ne 9 re- P2 ay steamer
red, 71',q72isc; receipts, 40 1876 bush sock ll6Ci
", cgEn ea T %S PSt a@9 ls caci mixed 4Sa
10000 bush. White corn by sample So; Yellow 90;
mixed do. 81 49, he receipts. 1000 BUSH stock l99 ~
bush. RYE dull No. o2e nominaliy; receipts so
timothy SIS 5Oa*G so. Grain reghts more active and
nrm steam to Liverpool. I'D Cork for orders Is 80.
pork So bulk meats loose shoulders lie long clear
clear rib sides and sugar pekled Shoulders HI 'ls1l
Icnsd Isc Butter quiet sIsangy faaG{ Co. do air
9SG ccse steady Rio and SarsSf fan a 2 No
Copper firm; refined. 1l+dll2c WHISKY strong 81 2i@
demand; steamer, yellow DC. dat; quiet 30 white.
demand aG SN and n'S butter sady Se w
crcamcry $4,000; Chesse gnet hgs' liH ana .'"ay
shorts, 275 tons
terdayS limits but sellers aiyanced 40; / Northern Du
lut re. and Withdrew an the 30 lard which rtsictd
!i'a is $3.50 80 lSV?Y SSi,hen ' 5@4e 1853 DO
cosing-No. ! northern. 7sl.c no = Northern, 7G+c;
nlsnd light sacs 8 cars 40 red 77i2; car niNcd.
re car no EIade 10s; C'Ia ol",S es', Gd go
I cars 30. i do 4ic; cafs So ? sic; cars 40.
t IeSns es@GF x S"9T do TO- 4 St and N
ST. Oats quiet easy sale sar, No MIA MA
sS1sc cG asfSd Baflcy da SO 3 eitra Wcr lG72
No g. Goad5c; No H. 53eosc Michigan 0SG ,oc STAT
93c. I've e| d% lover go . $50 asked Flour qui
easy; best spring 81 5ods+ 50 do winter '@Si 10 rye
What 1000 bush conn., p 06o bush oats bush.
shipnents-wheat 10000 burh; corn. 1900 bush.
chicago. Eel. 1o.1hs leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
lONION WDNL. AnkET

Boston, Fob. lG.-1hc wool market Is firm and thorc
Ia, been Il adv trade with sal,S ~ uoIuds
81 all kind. The larg>t sale, Territory ws,I
Of which 200 O'O pounds have prinrl
ially secured si- Of 1jHjSc the. 5jc for
nm nicGium. and iSGjOc Tor medium Texas Cali
fonis and or"gon wool thcr, has been nothing Of con
qu.nee doing supplies az" comparatively small. Ohio
aud Penns, lNaul1 l'rce> dull firm
stock IN" narS"f being quo,"d at 2S.H2ar X Boa
3lc f1r AK and M and above. and 33d.ic f,r No |
Michigan fleece firm ng pc. and No ! 40 2d33r. In
washed conbng and d"lIur necres. nothing doing. \
sal" Of medium unwa-hrd combng was made AZ o.
Pulled wo,l~ ~" IN demand al 32a zoe super Large
sales 81 domestic secured wool. Jiinclpiy iJdJp.
Australian wool firm, aud forois carpet in demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
lVCTIOy SALE OF PAINTINGS.

The sale at auction OF an interesting lot OF paintings
comprising the collections Of George H. Peabody and
OF n wellk known Ncw-Yorh club man, begun yes
terday afternoon at the Art Galleries No AZ Liberty
ST. Sxy-twO pictures were sold at prices ranging
from Sl7 30 TO 500, the latter sum having been
bid for The Orphans 10y Pierre +. frere. Among
the other pictures sold were: " The Fishers smack,
A. Guilon. 500; 1.-The Hawking Party" 4. Iasini.
$3.50: Landscape and Cattle" +. Noltz. $40. and
Ceremony OF Kissing Hands on the Anniversary OF
the Birth OF the Prophet Cairo" X. Ernst $40. The
sale will be continued this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb. rs. 34j p. m.-BCcf and Pork
I'm poor demand. Hams In fair demand Bacon In
fair demand short rib. about - bs.. firm at Dos I'd
Shoulders. about IL 10 l. Ms. firm at BIS I'D Cheese
in poor mand. Tallow.-Thcrr is nothing Offering
spirits " urpcntnc and roSin in fair demand
Lard->pot In poor demand futures there Is nothing
Offering, prm" western spot steady nj 6Js. Wheat
in poor demand Flour In fair demand. Corn
spot aud futures In fair demand: mixed western
February firm AT As Id March steady at Is
I'D; April steady at A. > I'd. Hops at London
Pacific coast In fair demand