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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-17
DURHAM'S MEN STILL OUT
MANUFACTURING IN THE NORTH
OF ENGLAND PARALYzED.


Their Supplies of Coal Rapidly Reach
ing the Vanishing-Great Suffering
Among the Strikers-A Belief That
They Would Return to Work on q
Compromise - The Owners Won't
Yield.
LONDON. April 16.-Daily the effects OF
the strike Of the Durham coal mines, which
was inaugurated on March 10 last, are be-
coming more apparent. The stocks Of fuel
at the works which have depended upon the
Durham mines for their supply are either
entirely exhausted or approaching the
vanishing point. Never in the course OF the
history Of trade and industry in the north OF
England has there been so grave crisis.
It is impossible to correctly estimate the
number of men who have been thrown
out of work by the strike Of the miners.
Next week not single furnace producing
Cleveland pig iron will be at work. This
situation of affairs is unprecedented in the
history of the business.
THE STOCKS OF PIG IRON.
During March the make Of Cleveland pig
was only 90, 449 tons, a decrease of 5O,924
tons on the previous month, and Of 81 1874
tons on the corresponding month of last
year. The make Of hematite, basic and
other kinds is SO .339 tons, decrease OF
34,2l2 tons on February and IS ,662
tons on the preceding March.
The total make was only 1l3,-
7sS tons, a decrease of 1916 tons
on February and of 1866 tons on the pre-
ceding March. On April 10 the stocks in
store of Cleveland pig amounted to lO5,O66
tons, a decrease Of %, 06y tons, warrants
stocks to $40, 1913 tons, a decrease OF 2O,59O
tons, the total stocks of Cleveland being
243 .l59 tons, a decrease Of 43, $50 tons on
February.
SUFFERING AMONG THE MINERS.
Among the miners themselves and their
families there is much suffering. and many
of them are depending on charity. At
Westbartlepool, in Durham, 800 men have
been discharged from the steel works. and
many Of their families are without food or
fuel except that furnished by the town
council and poor law guardians But, In
order to avoid the Acknowledgement
Of the electors, this relief
will have to be discontinued soon.
The miners are said to be firm in their de-
termination not to accept any reduction in
their wages, but at ballot recently taken
as to whether they should return to work on
the masters terms, about $4,000 of the
strikers did not vote. Whether or not the
men would return to work under some com
promise is not known, for the only question
which the ballot decided was not to return
TO work at the reduction proposed by the
coal owners.
THE OWNERS WONT GIVE IN.
In some strikes against masters, indi-
vidual mine owners have been known to
concede the demands of their men for the
sake Of present profits to be made, but no
such danger threatens in Durham, because,
as a matter OF fact, it is conceded by every
body save the miners that
the coliery owner in Dur
ham could possibly work his colliery at
a profit and pay the wages demanded by the
men. Meanwhile the situation shows no
sign Of improvement, on the other hand
every indication points to a struggle that
will be memorable in the annals of English
labor movements.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD.
A CARD.
THE MATT o'CONNELL Casa FEW
QUESTIONS FOR THE PUBLIC.

There is certain district in Savannah of
which it is cited by City Ordinance that no
wooden or frame structures shall be erected
Said district is known as tho brick district
The Fire Committee of Council passes upon
petitions for the erection Of structures in this
district.
Question /. Why is it that Mr.. John G. But.
Ter has been allowed to erect number OF two
story frame structures, under the pretense Of
repairing one-story shanties, in this district in
violation of above ordinance? Location South
Broad street lane and Habersham street.
Why IS 1t DR.. Stone has been allowed
similar privileges, on corner South Broad street
and Habersham street?
3. Why is it all Torch street has been built up
with two-story frame str ctures, in violation
OF said ordinance, by Messrs. Roberts, Black
Downing and Price?
d Why is it on northeast corner Montgomery
street and Hall street, Mr. Carolan, Jr.. has
been allowed to erect a half block Of two-story
ordinance?
s. Why is it that have been subjected to a
merciless persecution for building a single
house in the wood district, applying to Council
to allow IL to have a lot frontage of 25 feet,
said house being opposite Mr. Carolan's tene-
ment row OF five frame houses, which have
been erected In the brick districts City Ordi-
nances further cite that the district bounded on
the west by Montgomery street, on the east by
Haoersham street, on the north by south side
Hall street, on the south by Gwinnett street.
permission shall be granted to erect one wooden
dwelling to lot frontage of 43 feet.
3. Why is it that Charles hohenstein has
been allowed to erect three wooden dwellings
on such lot, two Of them a double tenement
location corner Montgomery and Gwinnetti
This, 10 violation of above ordinance, whereas 1
have built my house on lot frontage of so feet,
but applied TO Council to allow it but 25 feet lot
frontage.
Was it not sufficient, to refuse my petition,
without threatening to TEAR MY HOUSE DOWN.
and inves tigate further, before putting me to
the expense OF engaging counsel to defend me
IN prosecution which bears on its face the
animus of perso al prejudice?
z, Will not some ofthe justice loving aldermen
look into these facts and enlghten the public?
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MEDICAL.
Happy
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Rejoice Because

Hoods SarsapariIla Rescued Their
Child from Scrofula.
For Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and all
other foul humors in the blood of
children or adults, Hoods Sarsaparilla
is an unequalled remedy. Read this ::
I'VE are so thankful to Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla for what it did for our little girl that we
make this statement for the bene6t of other
anxious parents and
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Suffering Children

Our girl was beautiful baby, fair and plump
and healthy. But when she was two years
old sores broke out behind her ears and
spread rapidly over her head and forehead
down to her eyes, and into her neck. We
consulted one of the bestphysicians in Brook
lyn, but nothing did her any good. The doc
tors said it was caused by scrofula humor
IN the blood Her head became
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She Suffered FearfuIIy

with this terrible humor. Being urged to try
Hoods Sarsaparilla we did so. We soon
noticed that she had more life and appetite.
The medicine seemed to drive out more of
the humor for a short time. butitsoon began to
subside, the itching md burning ceased,
and in few months her head became entirely
clear of the sore. She is now perfectly well,
has no evidence of the humor, and her skin Is
clear and healthy, She seems like an en-
trely different child, in health and general
appearance, from what she was before taking
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GARRETsoN LANDING, ARK, April 10
The Arkansas River Packet Companv's
steamer Joe Peters. which left this port at
noon yesterday, sank in the Arkansas river,
about forty miles south of this city. The
vessel, with all It's cargo, is a total loss.
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CLOTHING.
This IS EASTER SUNDAY, tn,
Queen of Christian festivals, which

his IS EASTER SUNDAY, the
Queen of Christian festivals, which
commemorate the resurrection q
the Savior. =! se''. .s.sss ~
The supreme .Pontifs have fpi
centuries been carried in State from
the Vatican to celebrate mass II In
the greatest of the gearth' s Sacred
edihces. gSihgularlys Eth;
name Of Easterais @derivedsfron
Eostre, a%Saxon Dsity1 ongSaec
honored 'bv festita'ssin Spting
Especially in keeping with
the season is our display of
Easter Neckwear. Hats, Suits
and Trousers for Children,
Boys and Men. APPEL &
SCHAUL.
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COLUMBUS, MISS. April 16.-Four hun
ired government tents were received here
o-day consigned to the mayor, who is dis
TIouving them to those made hom1s IS by
he recent foods.
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CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION

IITIZENs SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION,
SAVANNAH, GA, April II, 1892 (
The regular monthly meeting the execu-
tive council Of the Citizens Sanitary Associa-
tion of Savannah, open to all members of the
association, will be held at the office of the as
ISOLATION, No. Drayton street, at p. NJ MON
DAY, the 18th inst.
DENIS ]. MURPHY,
Secretary.
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MARRIAGES.

--~---~-------------
MFITZLER- RNANDEZ.-Married. in this
city, on March % by the Rev. A. J farrell. Mr.
rHARLEs F. MEIrzLER and Miss MAMIE G.
HERNANDEZ.
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One Complete Sore

offensive to the smell and dreadful to look at
Her general health waned and she would lay
in a large chair all day without any life or en-
ergy. The sores caused grent itching and
burning, so that at times we had to restrain
her hands 10 prevent scratching. For 2 wears
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-17
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
On the monthly payment plan, with interest at
the rate Of 6 per cent. per annum.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY
VIII loan money for the purpose of building or
purchasing homes.
TIME-Twelve to sixty months, or even
longer II desired.
The advantage offered by this company is
CERTAINTY.
When you borrow the money you receive a
bond in return specifying the surrender Of your
security upon the payment of that amount
with interest, the whole being divided into
monthly payments. fixed an certain,
NO CONTINGENCIES.
1875 CONGRESS STREET.
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MILITARY ORDERS.

-@-0~@---~-~O~-~-~-~~-~~ ~--~-~-----~O~-~~@~-O~
HEADQUARTERS
THIRD BATTALION GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS,
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS
SAVANNAH, GA, april 16, 1892.
Orders No. &c.
The battalion will assemble at the armory MON
DAY, April %. 1892. at $3.50 O'Clock P. NJ, fully
uniformed, armed and equipped fatigue caps
and leggins; the staff mounted), to join with
the Confederate Veterans and the other mill
tary commands of this city, in general parade
In observance Of the day. By order OF
LIEUT. Col. GARRARD
DAVIS FREEMAN, First Lieut.. Third Battalion
Ga. Vols Adjutant
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

I. W. FREDERICK, 81 Glenmore Ave-, East
New York, Brooklyn, N. Y.
This Testimonial
Is an illustration of what Hoods Sarsaparilla
is doing for the sick and suffering every day,
from Maine to California. In the light of
these facts who can say that the work of an
immense concern like ours is not benefcent9
HOOPS PILLS cure liver ills. constipation,
biliousness taundice, sick headache, indigestion.
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Or c. CD. No goods will be changed.

Regular
Prices.
Best imported Sardiues, 12c per tin. ...S 20
Best imported Olive On, 81 so per gallon. IS
Best Imported Olive OH, full quarts &c.,. Is
Best Imported Olive Oil, full plnts, 4oc.... 90
best imported Olive Oil, reputed quarts SOC rs
HAN Gallon Jars English Marmalade, Soc rs
Two Pound Jars English Marmalade, Sc. 40
dat TALON Jars English RaSpberries, Coo. 90
Han Gallon Jars English Strawberries, 60c. 80
calves Feet Jelies, l5c Observation-Disclosures. 40
quarter Pots Canton Ginger, 23c .......... IS
Guava Jelly, &c per box NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Bamboo Round Globe Baskets, &c each. Is
Worcestershire Sauce, &c Per bottle.
Small bottles Tomato Chutna, " per bottle.
quart Pitchers French Mustard, l6c. ...... IS
FInt Jars Q. q. b. Pickles, &c .............. IS
Lunch SEE Olives SC per bottle.
benz Horse Radlsh, l5c per bottle. 25
Pepper Sauce, &c. ...,.. ................ IS
celery sauce lOc per quart
Colmans Mustard Oil, 40c per bottle
BEST White Wine Vinegar, 2Sc per gallon
Large Tins American Sardines, So.
Small Tins American Sardines, &c.
Boned Chicken, 40c..................... 90
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MEETINGS.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANK.
ING COMPANY OF GEORGIA.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
SAVANNAH. Ga. April IS. 1892


We, the undersigned stockholders in the Cen
trail Railroad and Banking Company Of Geor-
gia, proprietors of 1000 or more shares of stock
in said company, do hereby call meeting of
the stockholders of said company, to meet at
its banking house, in the city of Savannah. on
the 10Th day of MAY, 1892. at 10 O'Clock A. M.
in accordance with the terms of the charter Of
said company, for an election of board Of di-
rectors for said company, and in order that the
directions Of the United States court for the
Eastern division Of the Southern district Of
Georgia. in the equity cause OF Rowena NJ.
Clarke ct al, complainants, and the Central
Railroad and Banking Company Of Georgia ct
q b.. IL tntt
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ISdhEOau duu DduhluS company OF G6OIRld 81
al, defendants, may be carried out at that time:
+. r Alexander, H. NJ. Conner,
Horace A. Crane, John FlAnnery,
Alex. K. LawtOn, Jr., A. X. Lawton,
Executor, A. r. Lawton, Agent
A. Vetsburg and Trustee,
Geo, j. Mills, The Savannah Hospital,
Elizabeth II. Mills, Jno. X. Garnett
A. !. Alexander Joseph Hall.
Jas. H. Hunter, j. II. Hunter, Ex VIM.
A G Guerard, T. q Hunter Hunter,
Henry Blum, Jas B. Read Guardian
F. Blair. Trustee, Geo. L. Cope, EXr. Est.
John NJ. Guerard Geo. L Cope,
John NJ. Guerard, Henry R. Jackson,
Trustee, T. P. Ravenel Admr,,
T. NJ. Cunningham, A c. Ulmer.
Wilder & Co., R. J. DavanU Exr. and
Moses q. Murphy, Agent,
Leonard Phinizy. G. H Phiaizy,
Uriah B. Harold. Evan P Howell,
Hugh T. Inmsn,
An election for thirteen directors to manage
the affairs Of this company will be held at the
banking house In Savannah MONDAY, the 10th
Of MAY, 1892, at 20 O'Clock A. NJ, in pursuance
of the above call and of the order of the Hon
orable the judges of the United States circuit
court Of the Eastern division of the Southern
district of Georgia.
BY order of the Board Of Directors
T. NJ CUNNINGHAM,
Cashier
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NOTICE.

All bills against the Norwegian bark CARL
MORROW Monday by 10 o'clock, or payment
thereof will be debarred
PATERSON, DOWNING & CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
/ AM COMMITTED TO ANOTHER BUsI.
Ness.


l AM COMMITTED TO ANOTHER BUsI-
NESS.
MUST WIND UP MY RETAIL BUSINESS
AT ONCE
IAN ITCHING TO BE DONE
have determined to cut the very life out of
everything, and to name prices which will clean
up everything within three or four days
Please remember that these prices are
SPOT CASH,
Or c. g. D. No goods will be changed
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TELEPHONE SOL.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.

The annual election of wardens and vestry-
men of St. Paul's church will be held at the
church on EASTER MONDAY. April IS inst.
between the hours of P. NJ. and 9P. N. Com
municants and subscribers are entitled to vote
BY THE NESTRY
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OFFICE FIXTURES

Herring Safe. Globe Cabinet File, Writing
Desks, Show Cases and my entire stock of Sta
tionery for sale cheap, for cash.
SAM SELIG, 1O7 Bay street.
For rent, store now occupied by me; posses
sion given June /. SAM SELIG.
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MUST WIND UP MY RETAIL BUSINESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
COURT CALENDARS FOR TONY.

Supreme Court-0enrrHl Term Recess catnmed.
supreme Court Chsubcrs- Before Barrtt J.-iotlon
Supreme Court -sperisl Trrm-psrt I-Bsore Iugsham.
J.-Ahluured until November T. 1872
Nos. s0t IA3s. Ao3. 1928. 2l07. ssI g. !'s 1896.
ESQ 1877 lGOj and twenty-npo elevated broad ca"s
t,''-lt tour,-par; i--i''foe Andrews J.-Adj''rnod
Circuit Court-Part II-Adjournrd for thaterm.
Circuit Court-rait lIl-Dfcrr Beach. J~AdjonrTd Tor
Circuit court-Pnr. IvBeforc Lsndon J.-AdJurnod
for the tom. -
beth 4. Co,~ md benjamin d. Dlsbrow 10 80 !! nj.
wla.. r. King tor Lr;bat. WI, OF ied.rjr. Rohrs.
.+"h NJ xmc H'A John ss .SS sss. Ef" %
Common Pieas raj Torn, Adjourne, for the term
=, Common Plea"-slreial Term-Befcre ';icgcrch j.
0mmon rlea.-LEquity Term-AdjOusns! ter the torn.
Common riea>-1ral Tcrn-psrs H-Dstrc BoaU.vsr.
Common Pi.as-TrIsi Trrm-part III-icfors Bschnn.
J.-Adjourncd for the term.
suporioq Court-'isnoal Term--Adt",ncd 10 tho
Superior Court-special Tem--B before Gdcsleevt j.
superior Court Equity Tom-B'for, M<>tan.. J.-Nos.
Superior Court--Triu Trrn-Part I-Dtors Ssiavick.
Snp'tior Conrt-Tral Tcrm-pnrt II-Bsore Freedman.
j. Adjourned for the term
Superior conrt-Trlel Tenn-rart rII-Iaforc DuTo J.
city Iourt-(,nelai Term Before I:hrs T. j.. FI,s.
a,nnn. and Newburgcr. j. J.-Appeals nm orders and
city Court--spceIal Term-Brtors Van wyck. J.-Mo.
city !eurt-Tra, Tnm-Part- I. II. III and Iv-Ad.
General Sessions Part l-Pcfor. Going. j.. and
ASST Ant District Attorney Osborne-NoS l to 10. IN.
General Sexsions-Psrt II-Beforo Smyh r.. and As.
sLstant District Attorney wecks-Nos. t,f4 inclusv
General Se.sons-Par lII-Bcforc N 1ne. j.. sndAs
distant District Attorney pevis-Nos. l. q
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Saturday Oct. 2s.-BEEvES-l:cr,tpS.t
cS cars 49, headlS for export alive by ~ Guild
smith. e.,. fT Eastman, Comp.ny and car for Ea.;
dressed beet had . limited demand steady prce: No
later cable new'. Shipments previously reported.
CALVES Receipts. 1873 head. Of which i76 ct 6oth.st
Snody for oil grades. Ordinary to prime veal. sold
Gal.,c per FED calves At S1+S md lunch Of
at 22c. Dressed calves unchanged. aud light trade.
Sacs-Isllenheck Hollis: vrWls. I61 n aycrnge,
a. TIC per - do. los n at 7e: % do 1913 N. ~ o"
u fed cave. 1872 n ut +c d. 225 n at &c 70 grassers
8O4 H. ut 2Lr.
Scott ridcock ~ vsxls. I47 NJ at 7'Ic.
SIIEtP AND LAM1'S-Keccipt-. Including 2 c1Ss con.
signed direct TO butchers III GUS % 33l. hcod
Thc Mas no change 70 not In prices and tho po.I" IS
Tho few sales Of sheep at ~ osast so per 100
and common to rt'm" lambs sold at 81 Pm sd 10
DrTsei mutton quiet at case dressed lambs unchsng
Vt 6Q9l2c axtra stock lUc.
Sacs-D Harrington 200 Canadian ambs 10 n
aveIsr: OF 90 30 100 100 do. 81 n. at 81 oa oGs
Stat" do. go N. at s. 10
Iialrhbeck & I1Olis l9l Canadian lambs NJ n. at
~ 10; M do. 30 m at % LIS Stir do ii NJ At 81 3I
~ Dillenbsck: lo9 Canadian lambs IS n At ~ 10.
. Wilkar'on 4 sherman: S% Kentucky sheep, 3S NJ at
~ 30 {: % KeiHurkv lambs, - r., at S. 70
j. Pidcork Sons: 100 Virginia lamts. 0G n. ~
., 90: 10 Virginia sheep. &C n nt ~ rs.
iIOGS.Roerlpts IL cars. or $3.50 h.ad-l os7 At Goth
Nomlnaly weak at 50 sOasd 90 pr 100 N.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. 80 wheat yesterdI' took T. -I
Airr being very for hour II raliei = cent and
closed . little bett than Friday night. MAY opened q,
77 cents sold between IN and ~ cents aud closed At
~. cents. The reports from tn" ~aboar Of
eneagements there ~ . million bnshe, Then
there was moro talk about entatrd December
line ofrc whore th'r" IL supposrd to bs
December line Of 900 900 u $1,000 20 bushels Tho
week exports 4OO0 coo bushels larger than antici
pat.d and the days exports The Increase In the
Visible supply Monday will be much smaller than OF late
possibly not over 1000 900 bushels. Corn was weak
carly It finally became strong on buying bv the
Cudahya who supposed 10 have considerable line Mt
higher prices May opened Az cents sold between
A&% and 45. cents and closed at An cents Oan were
all day within q fang" OF cent. May sold between ~
and S4la cents and closed 40 SAL cents Tho neden In
the provision market the marking UP Of OCTOBER RIBS
10 Sll u.s. the tptop price far. II Is expected that
Monday No one able ocate any short ntere,, but
IL IN argued that there must be very large nterrs out
standing othe Cudahv crowd could not Afford mrr up
the price So Tho packers sold about 500 0co pounds VI
cash ribs at the advance. The Cudohy Wright crowd
were also large buyers Of January lard and pork nd al
yanced a market which opened rather weak. .anuary
pork sold from sI3 o. sl3 IS January lard from - 81
TO ~ so January ribs from 30 II to ~ II. he clos"
ives at the top The ribs deal will cnnna" Monday.
It. will be necessary however for the bull eiQIe TO main
tain the price UP 10 Tuesday. IL o'clock Fn;scet
cas.er At the opening but closed arm. Decmle. lei,
May, 81 lob.
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Srs.d b.li-s q%oEd s1as.c pcked hams. lo.aI32c
sm"kcd DO laiIhc picked shoulder. 5ss ." oxso ,, ce'
Sic No1ns h.rS; at Chicago 5lRSrss snf
Nav 70 light; pigs sGshc. LHRD-was dceids sIyy
huoyant to-day aid OPTIONS here was rlse Q, w,
pon through hull" e. The west. and n,cS
CIV i'm gsoted .. sa'c 2st"T a,u .S'e1 7s:c
cnnd quoted at o.5c Continent and 0oOu9 o'c sou a
Hmefica~ BuTIER-Iiad qa,c! day; u' S1' Of nr r
i. r.s, ''s.S ss .nd issHS sla
s,cS tus cAtras. .Sia d20c seconds 10 irsts
crunrry Western. separator eNtras 2:'d?s. WW.n1n
nr,ts .5Le:7 do ,erondc o:":ic o. thai d2ac: do
seconds 19a2Jc: STAT dairy half tub. ana % 1Toic
STATE dairy Welsh tubs. extra. Csc hfss'' -.a-'o
seconds .i;:ic >'a. tai ,r",n, l.% ,,a. .cro.d.
ia ioc Western dairy. hrsts. cod2ac sccones ooJ
Wrscrn factory. June. Arain' cxras l7a ~ ri ds
T. irsts l0a lCc June tubs i6haiIc factory u ,du
mra t Vim moarsis damanit State factory an cram
choco I0al0'.t; eod TO prime. 81. d'a.r c" a1
20 fair 7Ia9c; part skins common y" rn ia Iiyht
STATE factory. f skins laoc E'a;S-r nho," "a
* Western. aohdo3c for rn" western. 'a'' p'''''
1fcns'-v s"ady AID ort on%aon, N.Y.,
covaio SO tost 5lGd end 7l,d3 ~ TOR " rs sri
and cut loaf :,.l6ci2r sr,nmatri l,nc,i"nsr,,
nowdcrrd ( 13isd5c: cubes. 15lGo53c; confectionery
g. u iGa4Ac: Columbia th%t ii-'S 81: ,Sa X so
315.IGa irc 30 H. 3's03 i3l6c: No 4: 3'cG3 iIGr,
tAKiNE-Lad quiet city quotd at W. ~, W. ~
TALIGw~ouiet. but iirm; quoted at lo'3ediNc Tor
nPuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
COTTON MARKEN-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Oct 90. p. m.-Coson-The sales Of the dAy
IN. ffSsd 100 bales American Futures closed
ddlin 10y midSl,Ss clause 3,ssSsr de n
buyers: November and December delivery, 22.0+d buy
efs: December and January delivery, +230'di 2tG,d
and March delivery 2soid buyers; Naish and April
u Cd seicr: NAV and delivery. s@i az sdo4d.
Savannah. Oct. ?o-Cotton steady middlna 7ac low
S1s bales exports 70 The Continent S23s bales; coast
wise 60 bales. sales $3.50 bales spinners $50 bales
stock 1870 GIG bales.
orSn. os. % lotto" 9ss.; middna re tS
.iss Eics.. 1905 bales export. !: ,rc:s nrsIn $50
cosstwSc $500 bales sales $50 bales; seck 1903 50i
hsies Me stock In yesterdays market should have been
oslv:.,oa: Oct, :a.-cottcn Arm: mIddrs: 1870 !;
?ss re.iv stlo bales: export: q he Ointment o6l7
ba,s sn,es le0 nc. stock IS9.Si ,s. bale"
..a1iinF ies sooa Ordinary &c net ga s'Gss re-
o0GseWa as bales; tales 6c7 bales stock 80 12 bales