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The Republican journal., 1893-02-23

CAPE Roster. Bangor News correspon-
dent reports the death of Mrs LYDIA Crockett
after an illness of about tive weeks, aged ~
years. During her illness She was kindly
nnrsed by her daughter-n-law, Mrs ~ Q.
Crockett, with whom size had lived since the
marriage of her only son, Mr. Chas r.
Crockett. The deceased was universally Lon
ed and respected and and her near neghbors
will miss her cheerful presence among them
Mrs Crockett had two daughters and the
above mentioned son, who Will mourn her
absence, beside many relatives and friends
Her funeral was conducted ia tile Crockett
schoohouse, Sunday, 10y Rev. Mr.. Young
of West Brooksvilt. NJ. The ice has all
left the Eastern bay down to the point Of
Deer Island, near the lighthouse. Blake's
Point wharf has been free from ice all win
ter.. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Howard Of
Eagle Island have IA little son to anuse
themselves with these long spring DAYS.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blake have 4 new
daughter to gladden. their hearts
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
THE Pt02lt> NATIONAL b. X.
OF Is<,linst. Maine.

Has commenced business, and is now open
every day except sundays and legal holi-
days. from A. N. to II H., and from to
+ II. NJ.
Every facility known to modern bank
ing Is Offered 70 its patrons. Discounts
EVERY DAY.
The smallest depoSitor will receive the
same courteous treatment as the largest
You can do business with the Peoples
Bank even if You have not got thousands
to deposit. open IN account, and gct q
neat little pocket check book, it won, I
cost You any thing.
M Bank viii hc permitted to excel the
Peoples Bank il extending business cour-
tesy to it, patrons
We offer 10 those having papers orothel
vallahles ABSOLUTE SAFETY If deposited
ill our private SAFETY DEPn,ir BONES.
We have the latest and best Fire and
Burglar Proof Vault and Safe, and can
otfer rull fan better security than any
other Bank in Eastern Maine.
\ on can rent one of our Private Safes
for $500, "l 4 larger one fnr $500 per
Year. 10 YOU appreciate the abovto If
50, please give the Peoples National Bank
a share of Your business It's
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury.

a. mercury Will surely destroy thr sense nt
smell ami completely drrange tIir whalt SIS
tenn when entering it through the ntlcutls
surfaces. Such articles should never he
nsed except on prescriptions FROM reputable
physicianS, rs the damage they will ~ i ten
fold to tine good vnu can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrli Cure, manufactured In
f !. Cheney y Co., Toledo, O., contains ~
mercury. and il taken internally. acting Vii
rertly upon she blood and mucous surfaces
Of THE system IN buying Halls Catarrh
Cure he silr', you g"t the genuine. 1t M taken
internally antl is made in Toiedo Dhn, fy
+. j. Cheney 4 Co. Testimonials frtr
u 81 Sold hv Druggists, price 15c. per bottle.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23


Wilktsmont.
An innovation in musical Instruments has
Just been taken in at Mears & Pitchers, be
being a seven-octave organ in upright piano
case, with no stops in sight and the pedals
made like those of "a piano.
The Morrell Liquor Cure Co. has patient
who has been under treatment ten days and
who said yesterday that he would not be
hack where he was before beginning the
treatment for five thousand dollars.
CITIZENS Caucus. The citizens of Belfast
are requested to meet in caucus at the
Court House Saturday. Feb. 18th at
O'Clock, p. IN for the purpose of nominating
candidate for mayor. Wards l, . and ;
will hold eaucuses mt the same time and
place for the purpose of nominating ward of
tcers. Wards and will hold caucuses at
their respective ward ro"ns for the purpose
ot nominating tile ward officers
tThere." SAID an old lady in Belfast
Gently, ~ always knew he was lily nulm-
skull, bNt gave HIM credit for more sense
than that "What's the matter now,
NNiiN dSftti'l liti ne lllfN W HN lNtNN
iopk there. said She, pointing to an adver-
tisenient IN the paper "Cleveland Baking
Powder rrettN President he'll make: DON'T
know amy better than to bake powder"
lhe PAGER Nesthrnok by Ellnhrnnl. left
hlS record at Just the right figure last season.
2$5. The New England Breeders As,ocia-
tion and Rhode Island State Fair Association
have Both made z - classes fur PAGERS tor
this season and WesthroolI has been entered
IN both. Tits thought that other associations
wli make Similar elasses in which case
Westhrook NH lie entered IN as many
circumstances WIN permit.
WHO KILLED THE DEER a short time ago
tiame Warden Frishee was notified that
deer had been Killed Ia Northport and at
unr;. looked into the case He found that
4 j. Grant while hauling lumber in the
woods found a deer which had been recently
Shot and that the animal WAS taken to the
premises of Lewis f. Pitcher skinned and
dressed. The warden has not Vet learned
whp Killed the deer Persons finding game
killed in dose time. should at once notify a
warden and thus clear themselves from liza
Miitv, rs having tie meat in possession
renders It person liable tv a fine the same as
u tleY lad Killed TN
A LECTURE oN MANUAL TRAINING The
Belfast Teachers Assnciation at their meet
M. in rhe liigh Srltaol Room "Wednesday
evening Fen 10 ha,l tin. pl-;ls!Ir,p 1t listening
toa pappr on Manual Training by Mrs. +. A
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23

I
at 80 z. NJ
j. H. Parker. ESD. Register Of Probate,
mas rlaetd small bulletin board IN the cof-
~ " 4"V''i 'd' "iiiS W. t7 r.
| ''aee h'ltSts.
| Rev. Geo F. Tufts second lecture on his
t European travels has been postponed on ac-
\ count IA the Rebekah entertainment ON
\ March lSt.
ne ,rnnarnrs renuest odd Fellows la
,t,;l,,,+ s.,,,d, ,, frI,it far +b, ,anav tallas
N Mill ral,ak ah nnt+rtainnen1 III addition
ia, what may he sent in for the General ia
ME-
,,
~
iil' 3oi''"if't'N w i''-a' 1Aii''tHsf M S'9N''
VILE SlFF il iV"i'' 'e''' ~ ~ t'' 7''t' i''"N'
''' -''i'' "a n y tN '''V aN' \" 'a'iN'! m
'he NaNh M hl@ohS NJ Fr"H'' aua 'l'ih'"'h 4
>'hNii9 tN''H anu alF"h' tiFal'NS'
A. Woman MAJ Hudug uF Beaver street
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23

GEORGE n. IN WOLF,
~ Windsor N Prominent LAYING bren d
Oar"t ttc County Cousc.l j. r. NJ.
/ was also cnlaclated, extremely nervous.
Net and leg ~Welled badly, and the least
eNertion SIT my heart beating 81 rapidly, |
would have To rest. Wished myself dead
rather than alive. Four months use Of
Skoda'S Remedies has made 4 new
man of me. Have gained - lbs. in flesh,
regularly, | can sleep like :, child. and am
better than l..N" been for 20 Years.
skODA DISCOVERY CO BELFAST, Me-.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23

4 Circle gave supper and entertainment at
Union Hall Tuesday evening. Feb. 14th The
tables We're beautifully laden With the good
food our society has the reputation If pro
| viding. The hall was tastefully decorated
with evergreen. Each person Who ate SUP
per was presented With IA valentine Tie
drama mo Cure, No Pay was PLAYED hv
local talent The parts We're well taken
Music was furnished by the choir Tile al
fair was success, S27. 90 being realized after
| paying all bills Mr. X. A. Quincy has inl-
proved the good shedding and Stocked lis
mill yard with a large supply of logs 49,.
about five weeks ago Mrs. Leon Bucklin
Slipped ana fell striking the back If Her
head on the ice hurting her badly. from
which She has not fnllyrecovered
1.-TWO OLD CRoNlEs.| If one half thr good
things said about this celebrated company
are correct. Nc max expect i most enjoyable
entertainment at the Opera House III Tues
day evening, Feb. 2sth. For years this com
pany has helh the first rank Ill the musical
farce comedy lineana has been highly spok-
en- of by all. The Philadelphia Press SAYS
-Nnderson's | n4me Comedians, HI 4 new
version ol We ,lld trnlltS, attracted Il
alst an'I "piferialiFt a'l''lfhee 10 the Arril
farce las le,.1, I.r.. fr.,,,.rtl, "A, tL. 1,t !,
has never been presented With UNI viNArtN
ah" 'li'' A''fatuN" f"slulnlhg "lFn thartf-
si,,n,,s 'r;f ,,.i ,,+|',+''i,r tti.'t Il; I
enne is deserving Of special mention The
Wp old Ctonies. Messrs. Emerson and
11-.,.,. az.
dancers. receivel three e,i,.ares. an,l wer4
compelled t" decline aloilrth recall from the
C.,,harrr. Nt,ss ,,t+., H,,rl,l,xnal MiyN
EI,.ir, J,r.nn..1j3 a,,l N, W;li n .,
sna,.;.,l+,. ,rt;s+ rit,, ,tl,Id S,,i,.., IL .li
tnr,u.,1,re -
deserved seats aft Pr Salt IN Glty Drug
Store.
STEAMER NOTES. The PenuhScof left BoS-
ton Friday Il n and nut intu Portland IL
80" d. H. 'de"iiaN III d "ll'loihs S'io" storm
! The snow fall was very heavy-a foot or
mara III Rnsta,, .na w. VIM sA,..n 5n.}.. VIZ
noon sunday. and proceeded I" Scarsport
carving OVER some frei,rht left NV. nn her
last rlip She went a short distance ~ river
,f, l,,,.;,,,, c,,,..,,,.,r, ,,,+ sa,3
' ''i'
q -.4t t,I IVA
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
rur NEWS OF BELFAST
For The Journal.l
lHE BLACKSMITH SHOP.

N, breaking tile teachers rule.
N hLHkSnlith >hep rseflns Slyty
gr'i'>' ~ IN ti,., hI ,' ~. l,.n.ii,
5@.Tis that tiv from The hIaali-
tI forge
hfslreii 4 littlc older.
m ireln school more thoughtful
ta.
bYir atid fl,e ryes III brown
-uaduw, under the ratters
bS}nl'h Niiap ~ tAty Neli3NS lllSt'
sparks that iiy fra Tie black
fii iafges
S,hool iaNs gono oYef
t-dfA ~ 1 re "i1 Shol' Ao"F
4T. T.5S5 a,.. j,,.a .-ne,. Innr,.
Wat N az .haIGMs THAT softlY
'hee
s,.. ,fljs
aAtNS att i'f ttam iAe iiaeh-
,.....,,,. n .t...t.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
a MIRACLE

The trut. Of sl.c Is certified e By MARK ccgEY.
of Windsor. one # the has KIN ,wIi ine~
HI Nova Sautial
PerniciouS Anemia. 7lpmOr-
rIlsge of Bowels. with Conn
pIcte Nervous PrS~fratiOn.
and Heart 'Tr0Wbse. Cured
by SkOela'> Remedies.
For - or % years have suffered from
HanlDrr7sage Of the Bowels.
Some aay~ would h;iNr l9 iI,rmoirhagrS
ana have passed - pint III fresh blood III
I IIumorrhage,. and 4 portion Of my
Bowels WonlA protrndr wllile at tool.
HOT the lA-t tHo YEARS haYs lrcn worse.
Several physicians advised III operation.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
Save sag y: :: !: California

Great CT trail Route Overland Excursions
OCCASIONALLY conducted Tourist Excursions 10
L Colorado, Utah. Portland, Oregon, and all Pa
cfc coast points leave Bost (Boston 4 Albany
depoE every Thursday 3 +. Nj: arrive at san
Francisco Tuesday following. Rates, sleeping
var Yer. rs. etc. furnished on application to Your
nearest ticket agent OF to +. +. SllEARER, Mama
ger. tn JAS $. SMITH, Assistant Manager, )
State St. Boston, 6n54
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. . (specaD.-without any support from
the clique with cables lower with the trade exceedingly
dull wheat advanced almost cent to-day ana closed AZ
the TOP May sold from 1Ss 10 49, and closed AZ 1873
cents The strength was probably Que 70 crop aanase
rrn,rts There VI them than ON any DAY 80
St Louis the bulk Of the buying, and before the
,v was over rather looked IL there were good many
outside buying orders the southwest II was RAIN.
lng through Illinois and Missouri and another colo wave
was propscd by saturday Minneapolis ana Duluth had
only 207 cars there were lof cars mere inc ,v
YORK buyIne at 40 for May Local professionals
who have been making raids the market for several
DAYS took alarm and covered May sold from 4oas ~
and closed at A Receipts were 23S cars the
estimate for Friday Was 10 ears OATS sa'ansed ~,
o.rd AZ 3,S, Cents Receipts 81 the est ma to
for Friday was 100 cars Moderate purchases Of ribs and
ard nv Cudahy said be order from the milwaukee,
concern suddenly turned rather weak and uneyentiul
nrovision market into strong and rather active one.
Lard was advanced al terce pork almost 20 cents
barrel and ribs IS cents hundred Lard sod at ths
for the Sl2 - for May ana
cpse2 there May pork sold from sl935 to sio &C. and
coseI AZ $40 May ribs sold from Sl0 10 $40 30 ana
closed at 81 The stock yards messages put the re-,
ccipts IL 900 head. and estimated that toe receipts OF
FRIDAY would be 10000 head: Faxseed was firm at
cent advance. May sold at IL cents ana closed az ~
ceufs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
CHANGES AZ TIN ANBER0 THEATRE.

Heinrich ConreId who has charge OF tile German
opera company which has been singing ior SEVERN
weeks at the Amberg Theatre. Will. after the eIoH.
OF the present season. undertake the management Oh
the theatre itself. Leo Raven and Max MahSi''a
the present managers. will continue as the iesSees
but beyond that Mr.. Conred will have fui oohtro'
OF the house. His contract is for three years. W.
ginning on May ]. The name OF the mousse VIII 10
changed to the Irving Place Theatre. EA'ehsNe
changes will be made in the house this summer.
The balcony will DO rebuilt and eDlorged. ana 'he
whole house will be rececorated. New boxes VIII
be put in. Mr.. Conrcld will go to Europe h ant
season OF his management will begin about October
/. lie intends have dramatic STOCK company
and q part Of the season Will also be devoleo W
opera. 1t is probable that the opera company no"
occupying the theatre, which has had great Sue
cess, will return next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Feb 0, 4 p. m.-Cotton-Futures closed
easy american middng, low middlng clause Feb
ruary delivery. 5aG4d4 5f64d February and March
delivery, 4 53-64a4 54.64d March and April de-
livery 4 55-G4d buyers; April and May delivery.
5664a4 57-64d: May and June g, delivery; 4 5s6id
buyers Juno and July delivery. 6O04d sellers; July
and August delivery. 4 6l-64d4 6264d: August aud
septem er delivery 6l-64d buyers september and
october delivery 4 546id buyers: october ana No.
vember delivery. 4 5l:64d value; November and De-
cember delivery 51-64d value.
Galveston Feb. 9.-Cotton steady; middl,ng. DC {:
low middling 5.sc: good ordinary. 1-sc: net and
gross receipts o634 bales exports to Great Britain
6O43 bales coastwse. 1913 bales: sales. 800 bales
stock. % 900 bales.
low middlng. lilGc; good ordinary. Sc. net and
gross receipts. 654 bales exports coaswise, LIS
bales sales 81 bales: stock. 80. 463 bales.
New-Orleans. Feb. 0.-Cotton dull and easy
mddling. o lice low mlddllng 8 34c: good ordi-
nary, l-4c: net receipts. 1916 bales gross 6,2l6
bales exports TO Great Britain. o07l bales; to the
Continent 1900 bales: sales, 1000 bales; stock.
325.10T bales.
savannah. Feb. 0.-Cotton was steady; mIddlng
1876; low middng. 8 9-l6c: good ordinary.
1l6c: net and gross receipts, aGs bales exports,
coastwise. 1924 bales; sales, l,42o bales; stock,
00.e62 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
xISS NARY A. THORNE DEAD.

Mary A. Thorne died on Wednesday night AT her
home No. 1877 West Ftitecnth-st. She was ninety
years old. Miss Thornc was born In THIS city ana
descended from two Of the oldest families IN the
State. In 1900 the Thornes settled al Great Neck
Major Richard Thorne Miss Thorne's grandfather. was
n Revolutionary soldier. and was Imprisoned by Inc
British In the old sugar house In this city. Hcr
mothers father. LieutenanColonel Gabriel Wsner,
of Goshen killed at the battle OF tie Mlnnsink
in Orange County, In the Revolution His father,
Henry Wisner, member OF the Continental Con-
gress, and the only delegate from New-f York: ac
cOrdlng TO Franklin Eurdges monograph. entitled
Henry wlsner,' who voted for the Declaration OF
was Johannis Wiesner Hollandcr who fought unier
Prince william Of Orange, and was one OF the soldiers
whom Queen Anne rewarded with lands IN this conh-
try. go , , @.
For fifty years Miss Thorle was member OF st.
Paus Chapel, at Broadway and Nesey-st. sister
tryv her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
CASES ARG|
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme CcurtGeneral Term Before Van Brunt. p j..
o'Brien and FOlett. JJ.-Nos' 10. loa s. %. H. p
Supreme NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Andrews. J.-MOtion
''s s"p'en SsnSS Ineors !nsransm.
ss s: ss sssS ss5 ss SO i &c.,
supcme cearspeal Ter-rass ,lnnstors Barrett
Circuit IIsiore TsaS "a; sse,s causes
s s.Esd ;2s nos. ssss ?5s SSSS 300 5si
S;s aSS 1875 49, 1913 2'os 2'7' 2eol 1904 2o'a
Circuit Court-Pait IBeore Patterson. J.-cascs from
Circuit Court-Part IL Before Lawrence. J-C~es from
Circuit court-Part Iv-Before Beach J-cass from
schSkIee Pauline KaIsN Maria schc csharne FAR
ni. .0rA s p Mara
william 5ss 90 nc until rDu.
esm%s" Fsss-ssSy ElsG
T. q r. q e 4 b g. g. - 81 H. q 3? T. q g 20 49,
go go. ~ sos 7o 90 's csS s9la 1867 SSS
~ 3 7 SGT sp' re sas a s oa S a
Comm ''0 Peas1ra rempars III-Beor. Book
supreme, Court-General Term-AdOurned until Feb
az s &C.: oss ges SEQ Freedman j.
SnEq'y T%AdIouTnsd fo t aS,6 1e'
s"pers! IFS c07 w. 1881 1883 s,s 25sS i3C ss
eca4 1870 ,..,
City Court-specal TermnBef9re Me6iown, J,Motpns
1886. 1858, iii 400, 90. 1000. 1902. 1872. llss
is |Ss s 55 &c., III, ~ re- 1885, llssss 5
'Ot l,y rsrmrart III l, ;ns rsl%cos
ee5. 1856 250i 1870 as 49,. I;jo. 15,3. 1oi. 1855
CITY court~r-ia Te'm Part IIi.Beiorc Enrich. G.
Nos l33G J415 1869. 1910, 16-1, 1G1S 1873 1877 I
iS9G iosi Ioso 1858 1851, 1885. 1867. 1850. 1906
1896
short causes. Nos 22s6, 25s2 1915 $780, oll7. eOsa
2077 o755 isis 27I7 23t2. 2G57.
Court of Over and Tcris.ner--No day calendar.
Court Of General ocssions-Part I-Dcfor~ CowinR, j.
and Assistant District itorney Macdona-Nos to 81
Inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
SUCCESSFUL CESAREAN OPERATION.

Mrs Charles NJ Smith, who was operated upon TOT
the "oesarenn section" at the Post-Grndua'e Med
teal School and Hospital on last Tuesday is making
rapad progress toward recovery. Ter child, h'ue
eirl u we'll Considerable intere has been aroused
among medical the satisfactory result
Of ths perlous OPERATION and DIR. A. Palmer Dudley
pnofesser of women's diseases in the POSTGRADUATE
school, who performed the operation. Is receiving much
credit His assistants DR.. A c. Carpenter, Dr.
c. L. Banks. DR.. T. J. Gibbs. Dr. J. o. poak and
DR.. wynkoof. The patient is the wife OF laborer.
ana Is tx snty six years old. She has been married
1sur years.
The ceearean operation Is considered one OF the
most perilous known to surgery OF the present day.
II has been performed only six times In the last year
ana only two Of the operations successful The
history Of such operations shows that 1874 have been
performed In the United sca,es. three Of which
have been unsuccessful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
CONTINUING THE zOURoFP SALE.

The sale Of the zouron collection Of royal Vienna
porceains continued at the Fifth Avenue Auction
Rooms, No. 247 Fftlavc.. yesterday afternoon.
chandelier In Dresden porcelain adapted for thirty
six lights. was sold for 1915. bevelled plate glass
mirror inolosed In handsome porcelain frame. with
Aersl incrustations and Cupids In relief. bought
for $40 by Mrs. Hermann oelrichs. Among other
articles sold pair Of antique vases. thirty three
inches high 1.-THE Old SNOWFALL Pattern." 1855 each ;
Z placque by stadler entitled "The Tyroese,' 1868
and 3The Christian Martyr" Franz Wagner. s245
- Vase b Professor Eberloln. now dead. one req
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Feb o-At the wool sales today 1921 bales
good quality offered There was fair attendsncs
and the competton up to the average. Continental
operators made purchases and home buyers TOOK
I5 600 bales Following the sales In detail ana tho
prices obtained: New South Wales. 300 baes,scoured
GsdGis ri do lock- and pieces 5hdasd: Queensland
100 bales-Scoured 10addls Sid do locks and pieces
i0dGls 2Ld greasy 94ddod do locks and pieces. 5Sd9
ID Melbourne and Victoria 1900 bales-Scoured. 1od
fls 3d do locks pieces. 2dd1s Id greasy. oId1
Is d do lock. and pieces. 5daiod South ,o Au;,rna
secured lOdils Sid do locks and pieces. sadd1s I'd
greasy 75,dId; do locks and pieces 4daS2d Cape OF
Good Hone Natal, 500 bales-Scoured. 1O2ddls Sd
5i,dd734d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
crNrp.T. MARKET REPORT.

coFEEFtor Brazil growths the spot market was essS
., IIsirc To- No Sales 500 bags No: at lstc, anu
santos No. and 100 % a. sag. Guatemala on
nrTa,s terms Option trading was moderately aSS S
a' 90 point, In sympathy with lower capIes
The official Rio dispatch quoted Fret Ordinary ,0 kU or
ra IA receipts in kio 1000 bags io searance' 10
f:nt,d states 600 bags Rio stock oooO oSsS iso
to am recount. in Santos bags Santo, STOCK
aso 600 bags santos market firm good average san'os
1903 oG2 cco bags time ls2a sto, INV
samc time 1901 GfS 900 bags receipts az oo,S ,ino
500 70 February g. 1893 2337 900 bag same time
isoe > $50 600 time 1891 ,saa V vey
" 34a bags; baltimore 6,t94 bags New'orieahS' o''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
TIM MAYOR rs AGAINST THIS BILL.

Tn. Mll INT, oduced by Assembyman sOuthworth'
which provides that auction sales OF horses may oe
held at night, when permit is granted BY the Mayor
either purposely by accident repeals former law
Authorizing the Mayor to give permits Tor the SAFE
at auction Of pictures. statunry, works OF ART goods
in original packages and the like. Mayor ''ros ,'
attention has ocen called to the fact that II the Dill
h.ooues law In It's present form there could be no
more night sales OF pictures and stauaIy. lie VIII
try TO have the bill amended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Feb. o. 3 ~ p. m.-Deef and pork In
cut. about IA 10 rs ID, steady ut G5s.
Bacon IN poor demand. Cheese in fair de.
mand Tallow-Theie Is nothing offering. spirits Of
iurpeniine in fair demand strong at 25s. Cotton
seed oil-Iiverpool refined strong at e3s ID. Rosin
In poor demand. Lari-spot IN poor demand futures
there Is nothing Offering prime Western, February,
nominal at COS. Wheat and -four In poor demand.
Ccrn-Spot In poor demand futures In fair demand
mixed Western. spot, old, steady at As Id; do
new dull at As 34d February steady at As 3-4d
March. steady at As led April steady Mt IS sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10

Boston, Feb. oThe wool market Is quiet but there ere
Y5la 600 pounds Prices are firm. Sales OF Ohio Xxx
and above ut SOd32c; at 90, and No. at 33d3ic
H. 10 / combing wool Arm and quiet at 1880 Ohio
ane delane AT 3oa33 and Michigan fine deaine at ~ q
,or per H. Unwashed combing woods have been selling
stradiy at 25a27c for one-quarter and thee-e2hths
blood In Territory wool there have been Tree sale, on
OF 55a5sc for fine jd3Sc for me medium
Texas was made at Isa20c but California and Oregon
woois are In rtcody demand 32di0c for super Secured
woods are active wide range OF prices. AuSeiua
wool firm and In steady demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10

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