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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
COTTON NAHKETc-EY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. oct. 70. p t0n-fntircs closed
firm. Am, rcan nidlilng, lOw mlddliHg clause. Ocn-
be- delV,ry, 2G-Gid buyers; october and November
delivery. 2G-64d buyer, November and December
delivery 2G-O1d buyers, December and January
delivery q - Gid value: January and FEBRUARY de-
livery 30 64d buyers February and March delivery
32Gldo4 33-G4d March and April delivery, JjC1d
sellers April and May delivery, 4 81 64d buyers /,
MAY and June delivery, 39-6404 4O.64d.
Galveston, oct 25.-Cottm quiet; mdd!ing, '-oc !:
low middling. Ice. good ordinary, &c; net and
gross receipts. 6174 bales; sales 444 bales stock
1870, CO. tI!es.
Norfolk oct. 25.--ColtOn steady; middling 1-sc ;
'ow mdding, 7-l6c: good ordinary. 3-4c; net
and gros, receipts 3I57 bales; exports coastwlse
800 bales sales JOG bales; stock, 2o.02i bales.
savannah, oct. % cotton quiet mddling, 3fc ;
low mddling. lie; good ordinary 7c net and
gross receipts. 1330o bales exports colstN Sc, LII
bales sales, $50 bacs stock. 1885, bales.
New-Orieans, oct. 2J.-Cotton steady middlipg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There wa, large attendlnce yesterday d. ",e heo.
Estate Exchange 40 80 bibefy'st'' "heh w. v ~ "
4 Co. offered Nos 2ol 223 md 225 West SNVeenoh''
three and four story and basement brick houses OIL ~ o
90 24,2 and 22x92 The ouctioneer stated mao INC prop
ertv was offered on perenpory sale ana "ou1a oe sou'
lie a,o stated that houses would be sou WIN dn
poo 50 a, 10 give an opportunity to the buyer !" secure
H.. vxhn. 1t. the number OK oiuucI, a. WI,
mi mat property thi- Locality Is II ueahu hWOn5
tha Lido, were W g. L"soter tut"liilg 'Oss 0nn
A. ca and many others. Inc bidding ataFt.u ~ @.ooOo
and ran up by 500 bds 60 900 from wniDn II
&c 500 hid, 10 sljt~O at us price Uut"1IIe ID W.,
were declared purchaser They COOK inc op''" oH
The .sle ly william Kennedy OF No. 1@S SId'ha'c''
md foreclosure at the ENcb2 ngb was auJourncu'
AZ No III B oadway, ID. p lnRiansIi ~ 10. oheie'i
No - ConNentaNc thrcestor{ rex uNci,s ~ 10
IL, ooylO0 Th,qe was only one bid and the piahun "aS
the bryer for $1,000 ,,.oa and ,,re,,v NTH a. .
threo.iory brick tenement, plot '5XlI "ere oe'
- Rom l., K,nnc w. only one Diu was maj ~, "
$50 90 e1ch the planiIf wa the 2y o, AZ For NV
IN ssl.s were adjourned. except No. %? WIS.,
"n,, - n fourstory br, tenement, which was "iui-
drawn. Il announced ;
Tigar Lowe aft sod hrrs lots on tne "o.n liz ~
SIxty-nin' h-st 100 f'et ~ OF " W LrA'''' " ~
Van Waccncn on private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

Liverpool oct. 20, AS p. m.-Ieri. pork and hams
in fair demand. Bacon ia good demand, CunbcilAnd
cut about - to 80 h. firm at f0s; shoit rb, about
- h. Arm AT As. long clear niddles about - -,
firm AZ AS Sd long and short clear niddltS. about
- d. firm AT H.. shoulders, about l. 10 j. ID.
firm Al 37s sd. Tallow In fair demand. Spirits Of
turprniinc I'm poor dcnaid steady AT rs Sd. Resin
in fair demand. lAld->p0t and futures in poor de
nand prime Western spot and October firm al AS.
Wheat I'm aoor demand. Flour In poor mand Corn
spot in fair demand: futures-thr demand Is Int
proving; mixed Western spot firm at A. LA; o.
iol.r drm at A. sd; November firm al is ! I'd {,
December firm at A. Cd. Hops at LOndon-Pacihc
COa,t-There IS nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
POULTRY And GAME.

Ilehpr receipt Of live poultry have caused ad-
varce In prrr, aid thctr has been b-tter market
Throughout Yesterday AID to-day l. carloads 4 West
,u took w.rr old TIE basis 81 3HdIOr Tor chickens
and iOLc generally for fowls the early sslrs
Yesterday at lie. Fat ducks AND geese firm and
wanted but common stuci Is plennf'l ard duh
We hal q very bid market for the large offerings Of
ordinary sradc. ~ Western poultry up 10 IN" clos.
last week although late Ia the week Their 4 ghL
re. oyeiy IN .tt, fancy pradr~ u chickens. far
th week arrivals have continued heavy but generally
In qooI order and the stock carried from
weeks accommodations having been mostly Put In cold
.t1rape and d. weather being faVOrabe M.
market Ia. de,eOned a hrncr tone chicken. though
fowls are dull and without material change Old cccks
n, adv Choice large turkey, hrm but poor thin
voung are neglected. Fancy -prng duck are doing
llulc i,ttcr. Squalls dull Choice Tartrldges ana
grouse arm woodcock scarce. Snipc and povor ali
we'll when choice. Small lots Of Wild ducks NEE: A
fair demand. N'nison steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts OF milk and cream az , I
different rs.Way distributing points IN ara NJ W. ~
hay" btrh follows Ere 4''Ou c"e,,,I.
milk - cans q cnud-n.el milk and " cah- oil Cri
Trnnsylypn iouCnk,cp,o and Boston. 81 cans OF H.N
81 .pu.nanna Las cans u milk aud ~ calln OF ,l i
Ia aWanna. t21O tAts of mix and 81 can, ." ~" a,
Central and Harlem. l,"15 cans o, nilHi ~ ~
Of coud n,ed slA AID Ii OF cr an NfNl "t,,rt
Md N.rteri .l5 cans Of milk; New Haven ahl hn,'
ford 80 milk; ontario and W"Hte'i 3p n,
OK utt II West Saoir l'-'p GU
milk - can. Of ccndrn-ed nilk aad p 'an- OF
NrN.trrsry Central 20 Of milk AM 10 c'nN ~
cream. and mi ccilan0 Ous stOr rpu' l,Vy has
max and ~ Of cream. In' t'tN COZ! 80. milk
hr,n 10 i4s cans NJ max lfe cans % 'oEu M" ,n
and 3p cans Of The oyerat" price "u vi, AZ
quort,. The milk EXCHANGE price Il cents q''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
New.York. Tuesday. Oct. %.

Now.York, Tnesdiv, Uct' -o'
The following saros held At the New'fork Real
Estate Sa.csroou to-day:
3story dwelling, with lot, no 20 S VemSs'G T.,
Constable, - GOO. go ~ qoo % 2to we..
Iooth.-t :. 10 It " Of S1lave 1910 %oA0''h e"N"
h'n,{ b%i d.ne vith lot No 500 West 44th.t, OF
lIth ave. was al burned November 2, ..a ,uud.
j. Of one lot East oath II, or -u-aSe hi w. -
inc. Win lot, 40, I22 IA West l2sh'st. W OF
Ien'N.sIs were Adjourned IL November IT,
- A. tho FNch inrr and Auction Room ~. 90, and
and stoy buildings With Pot OF ana Nos got ", Of
7l3 west lOin--t. 81 II OF 'oi''N0' P'ON "
i,nd 5O>o2: ,.utwig Brothers s3l Loo: -, o.. 49,, -
Sal. of building with ca-e Of lot. 80 80 io'As'0 !"
- 4..lsf was adjourned 10 November 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
hUNUl;IES.

NTTS-Peanuts steady; quoted at i9c for mhey nVNu
picked cad - az, for fafIners' spanish ,hse' ie5
,ncl,.l % close before new ciOpi qno'1 a. ''y
for No so . yd3.c; Virginia 80. shc!l'd a. 49,
and 40. a. 2a24c. Chesnut- searcef ehH MN
o,ng weak At - PEE bush for best 40 u,,,a
very Few hickory nut. here yet ana deHahu gov"
SWNA-Quiet and steady; Southern qu0'''
HoNEf~N"" qIotcd at lOo17c per N, as to color
L. elafo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending october %. 1892.
BEANS AND PEAS.

pccop,s for the wcek-beans. 996i bbls pea 2i,IjO
hush xpofts-BcaH-, lOJl pkg p.a., 2O2u bbis III
ot- l55 La, OF boan L'Ines IA th' Stat. nave beeh
". BEN scarcely equal "a the increased receipts. causing
o,,. v,,,k,,.-, ili-culaily Marrow. which %
iovrr MEDIUM relatively scare" and ho.d dp -
p TO- but pa or, plenty enough ana have 70 o. Neg
~ - o. shipper cleaned up most Of tne nice lots
81 ia Marrow 1t - 3)0r2 81. but other old bans ale
Sow, E,d Kidney have had good export demand and
took j. sold NJ closely, pices ruling hrm. taHioinls
Inn slow q, zen pas in frccr receipt. lower and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
TIE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct. % (spcciaD.-Whcat opened weak.
but closed strong. The announcements We're SIM
bearish: but the siubbomness OF holders. because
Of the low price. continued. May opened at 10.
sold between 40 Is and ~ IL, and closed at 20 Ii
cents The increase passage Of 2,232 900 bushels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
6otels.
A Great Family House.

A Great Family HsOuse.-THE RECON.
sTRUCrED BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL, NOW
OPEN OFFERS TO FAMILIES THE MOST LIBERAL
ACCOMMODATIONS IN SIZE OF ROOMS, CoNNES-
FENCES AND COMFORTS OF ANY HOTEL IN NEW
YORK WHILE IT'S LOCArloN IN THE VERY
HEART OF THE CITY OFFERS EVERY FACILITY
OF RAPID AND ECONOMICAL TRANSFER FROM
ALL POINTS THE BROADWAY CABLE LINES,
RUNNING FROM THE BATTERY TO CENTRAL
PARK, PASS THE DOORS. TAKING GUESTS To
EVERY THEATRE, FASHIONABLE STORE AND
ATTRACTION IN THE CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

y...,.s, IA III l92N.9Nis.7Ass.2; John o ~,
DO. new and VIE ~ VIII am u paa ef0''0'
CInmrr-t 40 i-3 10ydg2 n9u'' 3D.
9tha' cor or, n liz rs rhpod ~ GIa1eaeyer 175oo(
RlV, ?. de Dflse, q o. sOtA- ~
(rotol John + sna'an T. rh"aN INA, hr nS q
aod.., G5 y o. u 9th-ayc l7\vo9' james
S,n'c mon, r,v. ! T W Allen 10 jane \ ALIEN,
.-fl.-f ~ GG3 Il W Of West Ehd' -, "ofH
ANIL Il. % \ Il .G>5D-; Ale, aou 10 m,
49, = Kca,n.v o. Helen d Burnett -; ooVV
Sam property Helen burnett 10 iai' sooO
c.,N.. Nos. 800 aos 40 and AZ Fast, 1907
1908 Jacob Il oasseb'rry 10 O"'haf"' N
,o1i'.t ~ ao5 r - Of 3d'ayc. 25>lo0lo; Morin eoo
Ho-cl and VII p Louis Leg - ayo. -. ~
t2n,n.t n 2Tl 3 p Of 3th-tN" @oNo'll. ~ *
~ Mardn and IL t. Sa ,o N r. ~ slS5
" J Davenport and wife and a"o TO Noe' 1850
le5l't So Cpl Fast e5Nooll Samuel schoch 70 m
and wife 10 Eii1a Bay!ey ....-. -. ..,i... io'oo
lni.f.f n !. 100 T. " 2davc. 2jXloOll; knrolna , oo
Infh-chfd 20 Dorothen timex 49, INV
lpll. so l73 Wet. 2jx969'2i DAVID Il Ele"vF ., ~
and wife 20 George "roll - -S.,oo -. -'
49, lo2ilt II S"ytcn .'.. Is oo
Nad..on.avc Q s. about 1882 n q from fltcnn.st;
25>loi: John Ross and wife 10 Chafioue 7
,,av.,tr n :. 50 It " Iack'on.aye. o5ysoN2jyll5
10 ia Gson.aye NjON3. Jacobina Cen 70 Nilc"'''
t,.l ard ... 900. 49,,
Klnr,t- DE HEIGHT. lot. 50. 81 and -. Of Dick,
in-ou E,'atr; Hugh Camp ana WE 10 ea3
ro1, Wa.,neton Rdre Road lot q % l. Chiffon.
an estate. also lots - %. 80 and % OF sdii'
,-.r'.. ,hiilr> Rank ana vile I" "'o'E" " no
vul,.,,. vs. - Sc., r. n southern Bouleynrd
BOIL 20: Clements incl ana VIII" Z" Ja"r -,
\ cannon ....-----...-- ------.''''' '-- '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

An65o Moid to Eat Patr, H.. + DIeSSson $4,000
Al ~ TO- ana n''I o. 6:h'>t, var 1000
Br.nn'l ln,ano "pq , we |" p ~ ~ 5000
Boo :ta'"r Mr'Sg' Ia, IS q S1rn pa,-''1n 5000
Ia r5 ..n.T +, e Francis Coos shave. $50
n1 ,'o@d1 1c,s 10, o. ""p '''..s 5000
~, s ,"n., >"'' jote,Ed to Louis Go,inan
chg,re pnco + = al 70 mas T NJ ;,..: LOGO
po.oa Ma.y TO III, l. Darling, : Gochst e Of loo
p,a, ,' wm B AID another X Downey. NO. ., 600
pa.'nlogt, S,Nh T., 70 W \ M'''l' u 10000
EG.,al ''sn u ,,b ~ NV yS,'s .. 1000
tit'S',i 4 M9ry, ana aiI'"'r on. Years 900
Fpg6 Or thIt % % h'rG ns,,ns $500
fold I', John to Camp lot. 50 81 and S. AS
t't ' n,,, F-.i''N ana wiz W " .. 10000
''ou'' Hi l.,E - ~ u, 5th ave bond .-.... s3ie
o's' y and os s4sac' s & 5'sri Ma''y ,.e
Hamilton william l. and WIZ H 10 Murray 0G,S Hill 5000
Kea .'a Rnn, to jacob fSaircn ana another, oo
Kearncy Alice pew aud another to The GerHania
llf, Insurance co. n s7th-st W OF west Eng - mn
Kerkcf Fl d'rck l. and wife 70 sslone Pufroy
81 Al southern boulevard n ~ corner Locust cooo
Ley at' LOU, 70 MOriu zescl i29d-st. of ooo
Loeb Henry to John Faith 4ths, OF Ist ,oo
Farrell Jane. r. and wife. 10 Mount 80 Vincent
Coolrratiye Building and Loan Associaiion. W
ss,,[%@sIt I'' race =" '' -. 1000
Ne9; m'fy "I l1sts'.t d'mi"d .. 1900
R"g,Sa".n g @oS " any ~ sd'aye years .. 1000
Ros,n'o SAINT s,@n,on.st wears '. % 900
R','noS Wsl,sSn.st Of Montgomcrys years lo5Oo
smith (i.nrcs D. a. Charles T. bunk centre Fort
nt,o' and mN ShSr property nstamcnts 81 900
S"S FS'9 9sth ana OF West End ave. Wars 10000
'PiroS5tb Of Naii,onn,s. d maid '..,. 1000
"Tr no gu,S' mn, 81 Gclar rarc ; ycars. 500
WI 'a an wa Nir rnda,e. YEAR ' 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

Good ordinary % ZIG Low mddlinG 30 1916
strict rood ordinary 3 1915 Md1l!ng .....-.....7's
Optons were quite active and rather nervous az tines
with an unsettled range Of prices At the optSeJ t'i
was a decline of 3d4 points disappointing LlcrroI
accounts full port rec ls which I'd to con,d, tD'
Ian, stimulated hv reports % frost n the south ana l0H
covering; the carly loss rccained AID IL Close
SHOW ed a slight Sales. l92 8 " bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
HOPS.

Ec-cips f,r the week Isl bales exports s3i bales
imports - bale. Bu.n'-, On the local market j. sill
y ithin rh,r narrow limit. AID The POSITION. II any
thing lean. little In bry'rs favor. Export orders alc
f',cr aid .urll,r and home brewers and 4
nrorl,ing close mn'diiie wants, Latest rep from
Inc country lldlratr 'ttlr more willingness oi N" plr
n crowo.s sell tn'r hol aud the recent trading has
IN. - LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

1876: low middhng, 3,ltc good Ordinary hn arg;
hale: saies. , 600 bales; stock, 113,495 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
CENEPAI. MARKET RErORT.

BUILDING MAEEEIA LS-liavgf'u,n n3fd bf.cc.n7,
sfoat. quoted at - =5a71 - lcr lorC .''HI - -
Crrton dark and rel Oh; C'oon b.own ~! inl'a
delphil front Pa. p; Trenton front e-l a. 40
dali cement quo'ed 81 a9lc Per 66i M l'.'4 IL
po,tlann r.; ar '3O- o,.rhnn POiiand - 21aF2 90 "
Roc Iand conn on line i worth 9Gc Ger DBL ana o.
anishnr 81: state line SCa6jr; lahs are qn0tci A.
81 30 per 900 goat, nair quoted a; LAO; per O"he'
cattle hair, 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
Ar PRIVATE SALE,

Close Estate.
The superior.buit 4sosy hgstoop brownsone private
dwellings III. ll3. I'll l23 East 72d ST. IL u So
East si :. Street 81 % 20 Fast SD Stet 81 ad 81
Isl San Street; 1872 1914, 1870 Ills 1920 1928
Madis5n Avenue. All In frs;-cls.s oidr. Apply
" ~ ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO..
18Th and 5h Ave.
A o5 FOOT FOUR-STORY BROWNSTONE HOUSE for
"A ,ae No. 42i West End between SON ana sOss
hand soiny decorated finest location on The avenue
decorated hreestory and basement dwellngs
on West End ave between 97th and ssth sts finished
I'm ready for imHe Tate occupancy
Before purchasing esewhc re examine the row o. e,egSas
9C.h-st.. l2) feet from Central PafA:
nniShed in hardwood throughout; superb location.
Waterman always OH the premises.
E. FITZPATRICK. Builder and Owner,
80 70 80 West o7th.st
To SECURE A % FOOT HOUSE ON
West 7ithst near Central Park
GOOD Beautifully decorated fixtures. &c.;
finished but a short time ago;
d,>iroI> u selling on account q sze
+. ZITTFL .66 Columbus corner I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
BnSlness Gbanres.

RARE CHANCF.-FOr rent n fine hOtoi, with about
~ nfty sleeping In the business centre of b
large nourshng and important city, within Two hours Of
New.York city by rail Tho hotel has been thoroughly
aud cdecoaed the nnest kind Of sanitary
,umbng added electric bell system the fashionable
and popular and bedsteadS with upho
,lnts- new hair mattresses. bedding throughout,
,,n of wear, and purchase furniture Address OWNER,
Bon 10 Tribune Uptown once. l, PAD Broadway.
nNlf,NT FOR SALE
Very cheap II taken at great thing for any
shoe manu- factui,r to mako money FAST. AddNss
100 Courtst. Room<S Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
Real Gstate.
TO INVESTORS.
For Sale desirable Mortgages

on improved properties in Aew-Yorll and Brook
Ign, with
PAYMENT GUARANTEED
by this COMPANY. netting purchasers l-2 per cent
Der annun Amounts TO suit purchasers. Send
for lists.
These guaranteed mortgages are the safest in
yestment bearing reasonable rate Of interest
now before the public. They are desirable fol
trust funds or for any other purpose whete
absolute security of principal and prompt pay
ment of interest are desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
GAME.
poTAToES AND VEGETABLES.

Irish potatoes moving slowly and me supply 10
ample for all at former quotaton' sweet popDu
nave been l.nter supply and higher onions du ~,
sroadv except for yellow, which e1sief CauIlnoMts
hav- ben Ia heavy supply aud very low but close "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

Warenouse deiVofsS SINCE OfUbel Io'I y -. ~
1878 bales Hatmor. s,37S bales Ne"'Of'"'
II o67 bales: total 2l3 ljS batS. ,, ,..
COOPHRAGE sTOCK-Mo.a.>" ana lrn ss,".. sG
g, f,r demand 81 previous ot0tCns Moa'Se~ spos 'u
n.S Ssirrb 81 t0ds2 -: supa shook and heads IS
inch 81 s0asi 81 3inch. 81 4Jo@l % ola ho,h, WIN
o,- be.ds -5SSIc: rum LOCKS anu heads 81; Nn pip,
81 800 - 60 empty ~h,ads. 3 2j hoops Ia ieet
S3OdS3i; in feet s.SG9Z9
Copn,cr Tbe,e +, steady movement from dav %
d,v AZ previous quotations 12isc for manila. and lo+c
'' COTi %-'rhe spot market ruled quiet AZ unchae q
p,ces sales 700 bales for consnn pt:on P'Tt clpE
6av we've 81 $50 hae, against 5000 bales lat week
and tSls0 bales this time year ago
Crnr, moK ement: .A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
cn1coEY-standard English elapua.el quoted at s.

any go ("lh,re !. fair Johbng mo'em't QUOT. l0n,
Caracas 14dI4'tc TrindaG, 13@ale Gri'aGuH i""I''
bahia. l2Le0 b ami II. DOuIn-O 10 IV'2c.
COFFEF-Biazl growth- OF the spot quoted hTm OF "a
fotr demand with No. ITO. lOi4c. al 900 'atr 10.
IGi.c; 800 BAG, 3 arli,e l5sc 800 oac' Santo'
No s lGc. 400 lae> No.. and ) santos 10 t'r.Sc'
lag. Q 15fc; 700 ba@~ santos no.
5 to arrive is'4c Mid Grades quiet ana steiaI. L,sS
manly local There va, rise Of 3alQ pohtt can
hsd q, I4ttor cables ard covering Of shorts. but NE
tS,ovenent was subsequently realizing closing
du HAVE advanced -2GA IT, and Hamburg also came
higher London Official quotation, j.! ,. a. D,,oD
ais Cd; Noycrb'r %, q, DECEMBER Is "a Janonfl.
r1s. ordinary 10 kilos nominal good ,ccond 40 Eio'
nominal exchange ornate, liis Receipt, IN no o0
d. 10 600 bncs kio clearance, to United states urO
bag Rio clSarlnccs &c Europe. 1000 bags no >tock
1As 600 bacs Rio market quiet; rccclp> ~ SANG"
dsps j. 900 has~ Stock 30 odo bags Sano'
SantO-. nominal, cl ir'u rom
ppn 0ctob = s. Obc,s u coo bags pts AT 10
Jny ! 10 october p, 1892. llls.ooO bag; am un'
receipts at santo, July o October -. 1912 oCW1oop
iog.F sane fmn 1891. l,016CC0 bags same tim" lN'V'
- - to.uL ~. ,nhar D 80 ban.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-12-22
BrutaIlY AsaauIted

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.--Last evening
young woman named Lizzie Mulyey
was discovered lying on the ground in
a lumber yard on Eleventh Avenue
Life was almost extinct. She SAID she
worked in Il store and last Saturday
was induced to take dinner with a
stranger who, escortiug her home took
her INTO the lumber yard, telling her it
was a short cut; there he assaulted her.
She says she had lain there ever since,
six days and nights, unable to attract
attention and too weak to move. AZ
the New York hospital 1T is said she
must have been starving and exposed
to the weather for at least thirty-six
hours. She had undoubtedly under
gone most brutal usage.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-12-22
A Fearful Mine Explosion.

LONDON, Dec. ia fearful explo-
sion occurred today at the Bamfurlong
Coliery W,gan, and not less than fifty
lives have been lost. The men went
to their work as usual this morning af-
ter the colliery had been inspected in
the usual way. They had not been at
work long when terrible explosion
shook the earth for great distance and
clouds OF smoke shot up through the
shaft. a multitude of people rushed
toward TIE nine and the greatest ex.
cltement prevailed. 1t was soon ascer-
talnrd that d number had perishsd and
the walllng and weeping of women and
children made an indescribable scene.
steps were Immediately taken to ascer-
TAIN The tull extent OF the disaster and
crowd OF volunteers promptly offer.
ed TO explore the pit 1t Is believed that
the explosion was caused 10y accumula-
ton OF coal gas which had escaped the
notice OF the officials charged with the
inspection Of the mine.
The situation Is most critical
hundred men remain In the mine with
their lives endangered. being unable to
gel out owing TO the fire which follow
en the explosion. and which is raging
nercely IN the mine. making 1t difficult
for the rescuers to get at the imprlson.
ed miners. Notwithstanding tho Sra
and other obstacles, the work of reacue
Is proceeding, and volunteers ara NOT
ueterred by danger or difficulty In their
efforts to save their fellow miners from
terrible death. Hundreds of women
ana children surround the mouth of the
NINE, waiting anxiously for news of
fathers. husbands, brothers and sons.
some OF the women volunteered to as (.
slst In the work of rescue, but their as
sistance was not required. No effort
Is being spared to put out the fire and
bring the men to the surface. Until
this is accomplished the loss of life will
be difficult to estimate.
LATER.--Twenty miners have mat
been brought up by the rescurers. The
rescued men were In an exhausted con.
dition when brought to the ton, Az
each came to the surface the women
and children crowded around the nit 10
see who they were; those who recogniz.
ed their relatives overwhelmed tnem
with caresses. The men who ara still
below are imprisoned In seam that ia
under where Gne fire Is raging. Strong
hopes are entertained that many Of the
men viii DO rescued alive.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-12-22
A REF UNDiNG SCHEME.
Governor Tillman Sends IL Message on tbe
Subj oct.

Subject.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. Dec 1O.-Governor
Illlman sent message To the general
assembly today regarding the refunding
of the Brown consul bonds, which fall
due in July next. lie says
ut is not hard to give reasons and TO
show what acts Of the State govern
ment III the past and what men and in
tereStS at tins time are in combination
TO prevent the State from placing her
bonds at 4 per cent. interest Suffice it
say that it can not be done and we must
meet the emergency which has arisen
by such action as will maintain our
credit and built 1T up till South Caro-
lima can borrow money at as low rate
as any OF her sister States. The State
could have placed her bonds at par in
spite OF the errors of the past had her
own capitalists lent their aid. We can
place them at 4 ~ without their help if
the general assembly will provide Il
sinking fund with which to begin the
gradual annual payment of the deOt
and mortgage the phosphate beds as
collateral"
The governor submits bill prepared
by HIM with the aid OF the state treas
urer and the chairman OF the finance
committees Of both houses which, he
says, will enable us to meet our obllga-
tlcnS at maturity ana so build up our
credit as 10 refund the debt IN twenty
years at as low rate as any State can
obtain. The practical result Of this
scheme, he says will be:
"FirsL. That the interest charges to
be met annually will br, say SSOOOO
less, but this sum will not go to d re-
ducton of taxes, but all Of 1t to the
payment and reduction OF the debt IT.
self.
second. That this viii in my judg-
ment enable us in twenty years tC float
s or 312 bonds 50 that In the long run
the total amount saved will be more
than II we now place forty five year
per cent bonds. The State could have
placed per cent. bonds at par in spite
OF the errors of the past had her own
capitalists lent their aid" --GreenVille
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