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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Ncw.Yotl:. F.brrary 10. J

Wy
rrvVrS-Rccailts - cars. or CD , cdr care
Tor s'argif..,r. AMI 81 e.: exp r., No ua 'hei
is In II IA. . ~ dl"s q bcI nloA, Di' s,eadi ~
80 nor II: Chca,b drs-set IN ian.'a az o@lse.
Tare adicrs an - irig"i9t bel uhchsn.ei az oE
No. IL SHIPMENTS today, i-3 head oi cat'le ana Wv
ira. -. ~ a. e. and atniu 30 u -hpn'ht l'portN
,s.rIav tn, Mobile carries Go sheep "a. ScnWarz iI
Sui rlrr Tho thrsJ., VITA llDv q-arei,, WA scs
q" cSSiLyis~ndcciit p he'd. Market weak % yes .
tcrIav. omo,atiofs The luttcd tracne was at 39d1e
,. L., for cor mon 70 prime NcaIs Drcssei calves .N.
r m.ly dub q. 10l0i,e fog csy DR. sea " il' oN'c lot
raf,try dressed aud .Gfi2c or !ittlr caic..
~,i,-j l.. E.i..D - vas, 100 u 1,ea-c, at - ~
per 100 %. ,,s -, g
SHEEP AND I..NLN- It'ecirt N"i' u cars. or -'oo
hoaf9 ears or market, for export any. ana
car for a sauehtc.c. WIZ IS car. held over
Veor,,r there were - FOR sale. Feeling FINER.
and sacs lambs at an aGvlicc OF alou Zoe Iet
ICO d. \. jersey City the stock was haiG 'or a.laht
trade. Medium good sho"r sald at = pass D' POI
100 n good 10 choice lamb. aj :; - -,fft 3D. ~ Cs.
ada rsl, on sale Dressed mutton st,ily NJ od'c Iet
- dressed laTb> slow 10 case. -. % .
sale Hume & Mullen 2i7 Michigan sheep. e y
average AZ 90 3s per 100 y 2c2 western CO. % ~ y
a. -. 49,, o, - -. =, e.
DO Il ~ az - 80 2oS DO IS y. AZ - 81: 700 "'st
sheep ~ ~ OF 50 So 2ls DO, - % At ss o,,
HOGS Receipts We're % cars. or I%s nean' o"S
20 h.id for sale Market firm and Zoe hlcher.
Sales.--future & Mullen 25 STATE hocs - 10 Nehe"
az 81 O6i4 per leo Y do. 2j2 n, q; 80 Gu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12

efrcr: 20 stamp this d!Tease on; from arlohs al
cattle Of this state The small aHprypT1tTn Is not
thought 10 be large enough 70 meet me et?,.r 49,,
% which ihe state rust 20 II he p2nssY r on PAs
ing something for tlese an!mals when uI".. ~, -,
necessity he killed Is pursued. II II iut' , ~
which Is agtaiine may minds as 20 '"r . "ca,lsd
responsibility in ,he matter. should u or ct'i
upon pay for the taking away OF horses OF 49,
afflicted with a dangerous disease any In9r. .,"I'
Il should pay for the isolation AMI treatment "
OF smallpox in person. II - iho, ~ ~, ~
many people that large number OF the hloog l
cattle rOw troubled with tuberculosis cont; II
at the WORLDS Fair In Chicago. THIS however
seems % BE somewhat uncertain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12

s:n g@S,a: 70 wee :, a. foss s toar dg yio me
"ne, S S, '" SO ~ 5s.c 1" NS csrn a. No
or- @7'.a5s' No re &c; Ne barley, 5,a5ic; No
mes rsrt. po til !rzc,s.I: o. >; lard p, Iol n
?; . .1G a, .no ,s.r & ,Ge o} &c S, 71a% ia
b,Nd. a. iocs7 III A>kcv. d,tlcrs' nn'.hed goods
ss5 per- hi slsn3pl h :, Per % 81 "n the
i.rdafc E.chang, q. thc lutr mi,kr WIS steady
nckinf flavor. a2ie Eggs 'irly active and nrincr at
f. @@eG g Fch :, @ e W s. sa s
.s,s ssl; % rs s s,; =
' s@ s" o. @s' ne No ~Gs @1.
ss c 's No Nee. 2' ar ' p Of m SIX ce at w.
81; 10 Kei i ;tady .al@ sics% iest. 7'.c Eciii.
$3.50 e ssiF e ;ofi s ' ';9' a'b o r. co sG d
ill., CODE 3 . IF af 81 wc4S Isl 'T H Of as
Mmncinoiis -. lo-The slump IN wheat continued
rea ay ca % at ~ p 'pd T c -. at 'G%n c 'o a"S4
oW" on; esr ech he g ny Nay r july y o sn a.
5eH"5esc ard close. at $3.50 ati'r selling e 5s'c
day: ces what icli the weakness There yerc Is
o, No S9sn TG at No. ." 'a!' 2! 37,c and II
@; wheat wcre b. caw Gw.c r as ier. as year. ago.
Ported ~ .ome niiieri as being 1.-THE hcu~s others
ha, ' Mot ~ or nGt . s ana rp9r, trade
sSnS WIN S1 n in TST S 1s %@DP.r to BE-
s. 40. IN fir. are s % So IRAN n naer .r, 81 o
r ,, " ld Gr,nan at & fp Nnfh n. fary sup
the local demand took everything at good prlc"s Hr
ceIr,s 1900 bush; shipments. a.s,0 bush " -
Feb 10 AlaY wheat opened to-day 1850.
cold to sc 70 3s . 5ssc Cash whea, cent? IT, Snc
Mnv SAMPLES dull pCs" track. No I Nnrtiern
C2'lc: 10 spring 80 80 1: hani winter Sc medium
% s sas ncE %r P'iH I've anu r Fe 60 &C.
No 2. i5c Oats in god demand: No 2 white. aoc No 4
cash qae, a, about Timothy and coycrs@eI ~n
changed Flour veiy d. )omcstc pntrnin 81 l)qsa 70
No cl for export, Mlistus. standard mddl.nes s3 ~.
D'ar ,NddcipSis. rcG Supple, liberal and ,n.
market weak with demand limited 10 small lots 10
immediate wants Of u" TRADE Rye nour light gequs II
LII s,a,,lv n, So 40 for choice TennsylVania WA,
yc selling fl all gain ctt - AM price, declined -
Nc Subsequent recovery IN ia" West influenced fru,er
act"n Li,tlc or no eNlort demand No rcd Februarv
q, '"i lc klarrh Gi1ld52c; April G3,aj;r,r NJ
ctS'Jl Lorn-M, rk9i weak under lib,r ri TO- clit
W..t and IN sympathy WIN thr Oppression In whc,t
rr,acr.,e injury for export. Local caioi, In swai
supply ami nrmcr but quiet 10 mixed February, az
TiG2ts Mar.G IIs@f = ApTil t-"ai2c; May fs4,a'y
~r,n,' fn, demand light Future. dull and wtro"t
unop.,., rh,ns,: No white February 49, :r:n,'c
Mapch. s,sSsGic April sasc: March, ac,sas7c. Eec.
m rsnpsyiy%1pa b 2,s orcic. nnhanrei steady;
~, Louis. Feb. Io.Flou,' No. chang: demand fnir.
Bran arm at &C BID ea,t ,rngs; Wheat lower Feb
T Tny ILL MA March 53c May ssc iun- s$c; Juy
3tS.m3a2c 90 Oats about III: ,a;ne as Yesterday. Pork
standard mess selling 81 an orfsrs adsla 50
e%c o "r% Ne clear ribs n1 ~ 'o.. NC Dry .ali
wine. steady at .n r. demand %'" at .ss sellers at
ioc. speltsr H"rn, dar..t ul n" -oi r,,,
sexe M.s sos exc .. no a.s red s.n s
No yellow sssn n., %..i nrm February .
March. Is ss. Timothy. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12
OTHER M,RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

hrad tal for vck thus far 1850 head tor same time
last week 1880 head; consigned through tsu nsa1:
a, oneni1g. ci1s"I steady dull. Eoss-Receips last
~ hours 1920 head; total for week thus far $500
head: FOR same last wees. c2 80 mead eoHisnei
ihrnch so head; York. 2.aio head; on SAFE;
oo head market opened excited anS ssser mediums 9,ns
s5 heayy. s. Sass Is: mixed packers, s. Goas' ,of
toce heavy - 0Gs3 20: pigs 50 'Sass ~ Sn , ."S
limbs Receipts last - hours 40, neaS '',s. t o =, soS
heaA consigned through 2so head; 70 -loIA ~,
head on sale 2p, head: mark; o?snsa s,rof .b ali
Lii exr, lambs sold at 81 j0asi 20, good d. - s ~
s. 50: ysh, - JAR 81 T2eS s. ss a.: wsthers - %
asa Gull sheep. 81 25cS-. one deck choice i'''o Ni>
81 LOUIS Fob. iO.Catilc-Recspts l"ap lss,' "a
kn ~ native nominal today Tor want o.
coi,. business closes after Eight week ana WIN.
Out having sufficient caite of all kinds to show ,un
range n values Following quotations rept.s sem w
shipping export steers ~ ioa - ~ a, 70 ,.oyv
shipping steers - pesl coarss hu,chers steers
81 sass Is Iogs-The supply was too small 70 maze
the market ana some BUYERS seeing mat ry a.
vices were uufavogahr which added 70 the distress
courlo OF loads 81 light hogs went &c lower ana Wv
loads N heavy hogs soh zoe lover ~ p,ai 81 On
sold ahnut ~ usual. H"tiy. S,1iN ~ mNrI,
81 IL: light s. 9OGsJ TO- Sheep-Traie was nominal 70
day or the that none WAS on sal"' ~ ~
week IL on about basis as the 81 Sc a ~eeE ssn
Native mixed lots iair quality. sell AZ - sgn = 'w
nnss,hiy sTt higher for choice mixed lots 4 vsthsrs
ana lsnte Kansas ycarlings sold At So o. on frdy.
weighing pounds and the best LAMBS On INV
market during the week sod ~ sirSt 10 49,, ,.,...
loo head raihet steay. s .os "a ~. 60 an1
s. >o$ ~ sockers ard ieeler - 40 - %, a
5000 head. market weak but closing nrn teavy - oo
s. 20: common choice mixed. 81 3orS5 23 choe as
sorted Is 25as5 80; light 81 95rs5 % pigs 81 ionS
Sheep-I.cepts. 500 head; market steady' Ihieto'
rh,ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12
4 VERSATILE BUSINESS MAN.
FRANKLIN FARRELS LONG AND HON
ORABLE CAREER.

COsNECTiCI'T PEOPLE ARE DIsGvsTFD WITH
DEMOCRACY. AND TALK or SENDING
HIN TO CONGRESS.
Nep,-lIaven, Conn. Feb. II (SpeciaD.-The nntc-
patton Of the evil effects Of vicious tariff legislation
has already played havoc with Connecticut n1us-
tries the Industrial blight being most noticeable
perhaps. in the Id Congress District. which In
clidcs populouS Nsw-IIavcn County. TO make the
matter worse. the district is now represented by
man whose Official acts prove that he Is blind 10
the interests 81 his constituency. Unless al signs
fell hs tenure OF Office VIII be confined TO one
term and a ran elected 20 succeed him who Is
awake to the business needs Of The state and The
country. Such q Is 10 he found IN the person
OF Franklin Farrel and his innumcrajie friends
assert that he will I've the next Republican csnl!-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12

-, o,to. o. Connecticut are Nj; Farrers name
a 5hS f sq x: f soTp Mn"a s sh95s
meta; reincr'ea ,oIE ,, nils. railroads. banks no.
hsS n ape lnsar panat6ns 'nF the n S
which claim the attention ana ..r and active a
a y Sg Of i%ea n pGn 2ss M h51rf
IS IN car! -, anu , no.n ,ir,clv occupied with
The st Sasnes Ss aos n%ay IS bis Sren "sS 5ns6
MS aHtlce ai ,,.e inc interests of Republican,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12

i terrific gale has brought down 'l-.e Ggtrtt!r.
OF ice from Lake Erie AMI tlc H'ar"rn !t'"r. FORM
ng a huge ice bridge. AMI y the weather con-
tlnues COLI II VIII last Tor some t.m'. Lovers ~
winter scenery are embracing this opportunity 70
Vi.y the worlds gfc1tcf, cataract IN It's winter
gar5 l,lrgr crowds Of people from i}ufaip and The
vicinity visited To t. bridge on saturday and
yesterday. iourncy!ng over the Ncw-York Central.
ard the travelling public. as we'll ~ people IN gen
cra v III be pleased at The prospect Of again seeing
NIAGARA Falls H. this beautiful and wonderful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12
SOUTHERN Oorroy MARKETS.

Ga've aon Fab lo-'o'oa quiet: middIng. 5-i6c;
low Kidding, &c; good orhnary Hide net and eros
receipt, $50 b,S eNiu Z, 10 rrnt DIltan, 5,'Ov baesi
sales, 53S bales stocA Il2,452 bales.
Norfolk Frb. lo-rt;.n qnlc.; miccllng. ,Hc ow
m.ddilng, l6.ldr good Ordinary, G&c net and er,o
receipts. l0i, bale experts - e. At britain 400 haeI
e'a'twl" 90 bales 'ac,. 4ot bale stock 60 Js "a
saNannah. Feb. 10 o,on steady: n idl.ng. JlNb
Tow niddling. 7c; rod orerars. O'c ard ross re-
cepts. 2N lacs; sales $50 lales stock. IS go bales
N"N.Oi c8r> Frh 10 'ttOt n m. goOI m.d1ilS,
T9-idc miidng 5-iG,: low midllne. i-cc rooSS
ordinary iiicc. nj receipts, 100 bales gross 4tI
tales rNp,r1- Great Il lOi.J bal =; {, inc
Continent. 3.927 bates: coastwie 2Tiy bales sales.
$500 bales = ocx 3ln.o2S bal 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12
TIE STITE or JEfUE.
baltimore Fob. l0.-tiour duI AL easy, Western
tlper 81 lOns2. DO exrn & lOaf. 30 fnmv Z. N0aS1

baltimore. Feb. Io.-tiour dul AL EASY; wc-,crn
super 81 iOds2 DO extra. - l0dss 30. family 2: maS
amt. "ne-t parn. 50 ;;"gs. S-, -, T. -
Gc..c asked. MRy. G',nGi'4c. steamer ~ red 5I,r
3i'.c. milling. ~ sample. 12c hi"ck iiv"2tl l"rn
-aI,- 4ItDf barn. . 4 adj n.iAl. sgt '--e
s.. Fclruar iiAnil'r. MI-rh, fl'-utii. Nli,
~. Opd MiNel 4ugafo southern. ~ 49, r".
+i1I'c- di god <tai-'. ~t.cA. .s..-v "a "a o
sn'r, l23.CuO bu,n. Oat. finn. y" whu w TIN.
alsc No . miN~ d.. : ~ . sock l";,u i',-''
god /, cnolcr trtthv TioG ~ % ''riin frci At an
unrhnii-,a. cox ~ unth,lg L. l. sion 'ieaa'. Ia
-l.,hhct %. Hu'tH No, oi'atcf' .1nN -. DO
.air ,oir.. ia 10 dp in't -u.lt lnilr iin'l,
ISn1Dc. t.hrr aitf'lc- uncifu.,d-
I:,-fnn. Ir1. l'-Mar.'ts gY't. bit 81 afY-
LARA o. Ieb. 10 lirp rnr't-ln" pr 60! VI
hand wn- n,~ sOAr AMI n"l ef. WORLD No. had J..
only .. s,J bush taken 80 Northern IIuuih. 5Hhr
al, Minneapolis GG..c aikeA Wn'r Wheat i""rr, COOL
demand. >ni.- 'ar- =, i~i 0e... s., !
whfs Ole on iiack o0t BIS, ~ wiir Giis- ft're.
GO "a quit nm. y. o. J,il 80. ~ y yellow,
4cLr. 40 com. 4fcfoi,r 81 3 com -.
,,,i, st..,av. y ! white 3gs3 co.,. 80 Whit ai-r'
~ white 3rsc. ~ 2 niis~l a3~a3.,c on track.
Ear cv purt arm "lci,r W'-r 49, l-ruj ial - f'"i
5,e3,' Stat Gsr'.r. l,'o 20 y 80 a.s'.i
Flour duN unsettled beet Nn.nt spring. 81 ~
al so. hsk.r. siriIgpt-. iFNet - ir.t iiu'y
winter 80 rt3 - winter straight - cDntJ nour
a. SEA -. NH f.ci nfm. far a"TfaIH.
Chicago. Feb Io.-The leading futures ransel as fo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12

s.,s n7zsc nArEy.MaA'sx;sfi, i .,: t~oragsl
s r ac &C. s:'s% i: s,s's
l esea"s :" a tSDrH N
1cf'c Eo,nai .cspc Fce s. So a. :, pr 100 d.
Store moy lril ."2T f sS' cag pes :, v ,ss pre-
We give for cp.ni , . coorrsspoidns date las, S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12
TIE PETROLEUM. MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF
PRICES.

NeSYork. February 10. l>''
Stagnaton continues in the crude certificate sptculatoh
In tho absence dealings the Consolidated Exchange
the OF the market rr; ard the closing oi-si
cents-was higher than week Al Oh Nny;
Penn. activity was at minimum also Inc oui"as.
OF petroleum Keeps exceptionally heavy tof we
searon exports ~ crude refined. from the AZ
lanc ports from January TO date amounting 10 s,fss
gallons increase Of -. $4,000 gallons over tne
corresponding period Of last ycar The features OF w
producing reeon unchanged and the reduction ot
stocks continues The outlook presented by The Neg.
York News bureau follows: THE production III tne
Eastern districts IT, whole gradually decreasing
there been news "a any special importance
from them In the way of extensions Of the old or ne Gs
The standard Oh people continue
wells and territory. In the southwestern
Districts there the usual amount OF work under way
drlllie erritov exists IN the Old fields and ssns
deposition to prospect q Ntte ~ new territory lns
recent failugcs has left cperat-
guessing the probability ~ extending the field
pron. who a month aided their holdings s'sih.
wari snu;hwes; ~ the Grihbs well gtetgct stun
wnvi Very g,al let them ~ AT almost price
Tho pnlta returns ~ tie pipe lines from February 70
February charters the vtO inclusive. were rs Toe
lD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12
FNCUSt
Runs. Deliveries. Gel','s. Charters.
5;r,r3l G3l g3p lo2 CAS- o06 ga
80 .n, = *, 4. apt A.. xS3

Total hhls. JJ:,' 81 Oll.'3p l22 ts ue'ss
Average per day...,. j3.deJ $3.50 1881 GitSs
Refined petroleum was unchanged at SIS cents sal.
Ion barrels. It's cets buih md - cents In cases
New York. and 5.io cents IN barrels and ~ cen
bulk at Phiac' shia Crude quoted a cents IN sr
rels and > ard aauhtha 30 cents
gallon.
Foreign quotations Antwerp. i2s1l2i. francs ~
100 kos. bremen. mark 20 kilf, and LONDON
ll-iUti3 10 III per Imperial gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12


Ink Id basis.
cof-- spot was inactive the nominal price
being iIt.c fpr ~ !.
Fiol.R ANp NEAI.-lt holiday market In nour.
vim H.. undortnnr weak and lower 10 sell on the de-
'i,n. In vN.tt Spring patents 81 ~ asked Winter
wheat IL somewhat s,-nder tn ton" than spring owing 10
i,,. scarcity aid recent smaller arrivals. Sales to-day
-. ,,n,,t $50 bhr including lONp bbis winter
,,rnI,his at 81 ~ In sacks % ~ in wood 600 bts
100 n, ~ rs | car choice No 2 nj - 10. and 80
sacks sup.rne 81 ~ md 40 bbls sprlng patents at
a. s,1ty ~ and bbls c!enrs III " JyI&2 90 latter
t,,rv RYE FLOI'R-M Market enser. Snlrs go bbs
a, So soa S. % HrKwIiEAr Fi0tltnMarket walker
.Is.,r. closing at 81 2jp 81 10. CORN
NEAL Market JUL Yellow Western das'ed at 81 500
Yb,. in hays sluSl lo......liAf MEAi-Market dull.
Whr. asGie,c: prime yellow. %n'.c coarse" SiHs3c
r,tnttr NorLc rrm Western quoted ioib. >Ii.M.oAc:
~, ,Is Al poe. com Sc. soh Sc loom. s5q9oc;
hnrs ,sip5c Cty feed quoted poe; sales. l2ooD haas
ne ren Noe hornlny chops SOC cotton rcd meal 81 ID
- a.. nu meal 81 iOnsl a. Quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12

INrrplnl cal'nr- Spot cotton quiet. free supply or'r-
INK prices els.r. sflcs Tur iaes speculation AMI eS-
-,r 80 bales Az erein. $3.50 tal"s. receipts -'"p
bates Nmert'nH. 2dN0 bales. midngs. ~ Futures
"pon'f steady demand ro.'rr'" a. from i"'i !, -o'i
decline. 'i,r"t r-aly a. Sta dcsln" f"hruarv,
iMrsh. f.iruaff Match t,pf3.ip. Nir'h-Arrh, ~
~. Aysi-Mar. Li-h. M jnA.. ais Iun'-lub 10
~ 10. July Augs. fiIb. AusIt-s"p' 'nlrf, +lsFil3.
ssr'.' '..'-' s' f.f ( ISL
cOFfi.E-Th" volume q business IN this market
'ntid' rnl' erp"r han usual ior a @aturt,$ March
lnl ~ ffl'Ny irsGcl n. Tho clus@] - M 49,.
-, Disappointing and fle failure y in"ish lNN'.H
rusrlt rnsuUf Iging tur' ri '" a H'-N' -
This fi. With Tie r~I4t ~ y" - pNni- "-
'i.r Scar trslfrinf ri,rrs'oilk'l at ninr unlii mar
the elns~ whrt f., raI.- w'rr Effected IN The iIr
nuucs H.p que and unchanged ~ - -" r,is f'r
X, grni. INcIarTs unc' r~~f 90 -. TrfrNfs e
no 900 bag RIO si,.k. 2-3') bags. Santos market
a. 10 ~ r"t log g'Hi hN".'k'
E.ferfs NJ santos bags. md Santos stock l"1'n
ass Tho steamship :alerro f"s cleared from lo Win
90 lngs AZ iIn1r, there an advance " Z franc,
which toucHf t.tranF q" l"1-. - hAf'n 80 80
4 ard Apr ID - Hamburg oIosri steady at partial
rfg London quotations were Gl lower
fr rebrnar which y now ciotel at lbs 9l. March
'on,Tac. casci seady ,t 70 10 points decline. Sales
4 ~ Inn - f-Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12

Na-Nei 0I'-"1l T'1.s'oTTT zoe n1TT--H,
imlcs York Spot EfI"s toby and lasi
nlsh': For consumption go rs ,o,ai 80, bales spot
market steady mIdhng uplAids llGc; mldding all..
5-lHt which Is Ia higher compared with yre'ernh,
prices The statistical position OF cotton ~ mace w ny
ihts mornings 'thrcnc". n - follows;
THIS week. Last week Last year.
Nt.lii. ,unulv ........ l52a 80 sG1i2t 423f MS
az o,,h Iner,1 an ... I ls 23d 4 OH b2t : SIS ~
o., In ,l.it ..... q gn3 AZ Cls7 T&B 3.%Ol.tll
Z. ,t.e Turing iljG1G iJp. rjG liz 223
I,i,rf ,,.r t...~.s .. st51I 1851 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-12

"Rones Attitude to Our Public > hooiS was '''
subject OF the Rev Madison c. Peters sermon
las, evening at the Boomngdac reformed Churcr'
He said in part.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-27
Appeal for Flowers.

The ladies of the Flower Mission
will be glad to receive flowers at
the hospital any Wednesday morn
ing at 9 o'clock. Will those friends,
who can thus give pleasure to the
sick and suffering ones, kindly
communicate with one of the ladies
whose names are mentioned below.
Mrs. Sproull, Miss Hartwell, Miss
Pinder, or Miss Jordan, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-27
The ADVERTISER is the lead

The ADVERTISER is the lead
ing paper of the Hawaiian ISL
ands. 1t has a larger circulation
and prints more live news than
any other island paper. Price SO
cents per month, in advance. Ring
MP telephone No. IS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29
EIGN.

Juan Matosa In the Mexican cham
Der of deputies proposed the govern
ment sell the churches In Mexico, The
motion was tabled.
Two Gcrmans and Il Freuchman
have been arrested by the police In
Paris on suspicion of being dangerous
spies.
Cardinal Gibbons visit to Rome has
been postponed until after the issue Of
the cncyclicnl letter addressed to
American Catholics.
The advances of England to- France
and Russia are becoming more pro
uounccd, and that while all the powers
are anxious for peace make all feel
that there is something In the mir.
A dispatch from Shanghai says that
there has been heavy lighting few
miles to the north OF Port Arthur,
which place Is now practically defence.
less through assertions.
NJ. Won KcsScl one Of the supposed
German spies arrested In Paris, be-
longs to good llanovcrtan family, but
is II fugitive from Justice IN Germany
Seven distinct shocks Of earthquake
were felt In Messina, doing great dam
age to public and private buildings
and among others, says a commercial
cable dispatch from MrSSua to the
! United States consulate, which was
j badly wrecked.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29
THANKSGIVING MINCE MEAT.

The preparing and marketing for
Thanksgiving begin early, the first
preparation usually being the mince-
meat. For this purchase the neck of
the beef the sticking piece, as it con-
tains more of the juices of the meat.
Tart apples should be used and good,
sweet cider. Currants cleaned and
picked over can now be purchased
by the box and are really saving
Of time and money. Use good rasins,
as there is no economy in spelling the
mince meat by not using the best ma
terial. Many prefer the sultana rails
in. as it is seedless. Philadelphia
Press
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29
SIGNS or THANKSGIVING.
Air a-gittin cool an Coolah

sir ,.gittin cool an toolab
rr,et o-co,nin i'm do NIGHT
IJIicI.auuts an wo'nuts falIin.
pos<,,n, knnnip orr ola sf.I,t
Turkey sfruttin in de ba'INa'd-
Nary ston "a urr,id ~ hi>,
ILrrn ON struttiu. Mistah Turkey.
Yn' do know whm time il is.
Cidah press commence a-sucakin,
Entiu applcS Sto'cd away:
,'hjIIiu sWa'miu roIu lax hornets
HuEtm aigs cmong de hay.
Aiistah Turkey, keep on goblin
At De geese alvin suilt.
rmph, dat b,ld d. know WAuts comn
IF he did. he'd SHIT his mouf.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29
DANCING IN TIE OIDEN TIME

1t is something of Il surprise to know
that dancing and hnrs" racing were
kcenly enjoyed ~ the l'uritanS. al.
though card playing was an awful
thing. 1t does one good to know that
later President Washington and Mrs.
General Greene Glanced upward of
three hours without once sitting
down" Dancing always was discour-
aged at taVrrns and weddings, but
it was the proper thing at ordina-
lions. John Cotton. however, objected
to "laSclvious dancing, to wanton dit
ties, with amorouS gestures and wan
tom daIliancCS!' The author Of Gus
toms and Fashions of hld New Eng
land" says this is IAN objection i'll
which | hope he is not singular, and
we be not Puritan ministers, and an
objection which makes us suspect, and
he were a Puritan minister, that he
had been in some very singular com
pany" Exchange.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29
THANKSGIVING DISHES.

In memory of long past times and
customs there are clubs and private
families who celebrate Thanksgiving
by giving dinners which are attempted
limitations of the forcfatherS banquctS
Among the Evolutionary dishes repro
duccd is fish chowder, Il soup or stew
made of the heads of cod. The bodies,
sailed and dried. represented money
in exchanges with trading vessels in
early traffic and We're therefore too
valuable to be lightly used. When
made very thick, the chowder Is a
delicious dish. When famine threat
cncd the colonies, an abundant dilu-
ton of water made it so much less
palatable that the irreverent and un-
grateful among the partakcrs dubbed
it starvation soup"
Another dish. called by the family
who always have it on their Thanks
giving table "thc once Il year stew,
is delectable compound of small
birds. squirrels and wild ducks
Washington Post.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29
REFLECTIONS.

The kind word costing the siycr
hut little, may make glad lifetime,
A word may he an illuminated
thought and become the most treas,
urcd Of krcpsakes
Some there are whose kindness Is
So deliratcly rendered. rs to make II
beyond description.
That creed that is lived out in freely
earring for others and doing Kind
deeds Is not To he doubted
The heart has Il language that re
cords deeds ms we'll as words. accord
ins 70 its own interpretation
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-29
THE DYSpEPTIC'S SONG.

Thanksgiving day has come again;
The table groanS with toothSomt
food:
And were it not for Fridays pain.
Tia always treads on Thursday
train.
should be full of gratitude.
-Harper's RaZar.