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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. % (speciaD-IHrd ana rio' ye''e,Iay
touched tho uplop price so far on ms alH"'e' ne.
nor, 20, TO $40 40; May lard touched sl 02 May tbs
$40 TO- The close showed hardly any rea uoh Inc oS
On Nav norx was 90 IS; on May lord. ST. or on MAY
rbs $40 OF. 1t was still moro mater Oh ne"' 'Is
the ward. dian OF pit speculation There was soou
ized scalpng business. but really no Important h'sh
rolling Instead Of ue % 900 hogs predicted there were
univ 90 600 Prices were 10 cents higher Heavy eraaef
d freely a, cents tho trade really at that neafe
Tn. estimate on Tuesdays hog, was only 900 s
CTdahy and by Durham. The quality Oh tne hS3s W." va,
So moor A. well tho number very small, tno ~
was iii. talking that socks February woIa saS" ,ba
rrro1sn for January Among tho other gossip was .so
oil been ADJ anced cents saion IN y
on.ned firm helped BY the burning oil en- leNaor ~
oni. conainns Il0oO 600 bushels IL closed w., ~.a 1l
Lo news that tie senate had agreed 20 Note on ue
o,,nn NH January 81. MOy sold from ~ GEMS 70 20
,io-cd AZ There seemed 70 Oe LOT d
"He Xry.York support 7S3. There were also Gn
,ors lint Cudihy taking some wh'ot pscn,
nos. m the visible although smal was ,one"S. VI in
eroura,oment The local stock, anoa ana IN -, cn
,i 500 900 bushels. Corn was weak al almost w"
di'~e /, was affected by the Washington news ,ng
also seemed u be qudang By the po,sTnd corn
Oat. declined l. cent simply ioloMme ~, Al a0i, but
III, Ns,,d wa, duh and lover May sO!u a. - ~ =" 49,
closed at IL 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

S':,' q = fs'
1891 II; - 80 "a o. 1850 M a. % 10 l9 dG i5 so
I5sc at o. ., - J. 80 10 is do lo At 80 ndara
9S ls ESQ At : % o. II IS do DO i 1873 o.
S a = so :. SS %, 'q K.n s%%t ' 5iSn li at
= So . do 1850 H. At - - tonne,'ieu, Co. a.;
81 81 = d. a.: i45o r S Il 3 90 " DO 1850 4
io DO $50 p at 81 Pcnn'y'sni' do' ss' 3D. Al 81 -
20 DO i2ss n - 90 DO lZ.o H. a, = - d. u
80 1919 W a. 3. q 90 81 do Il5i n 81 81 DO NE r.
= 90 Is no. io3 H. ~ :; 20 do i44e NJ at - %
At 5 80 % i2oc S% 's At 81 50 5G, : DO
n s. 900 - DO =, $50 p At DO % o 20 no. a. sG s. 80 Il
DO oal ~ - so e do 22s p At 81 100 os. n at
d5csso [s si3 d Il a d. 2s 81 !. E % g.
g? cq ., At - :. 10 80 s s s 49,
oss s . at 81 !, Wei' STAT, =. OK so do
Se n q g 20 Zoo d. .. ls e z q ~ 60
tag. ia ~ lis n bpll; 200 n, a. q 3 a.
ssJ H. at az % 90 Co. ooj H. at - 10 do' so' 3D. II"
Is Maylsnd ',,s ss D. ls ia a. .; q =
i dc d. i 1916 r E q p do 80 , 90
o at rn ~ 80 90 b. At s. So Pcnny ania DO lo4 ~
M Gsff r. a. 6, cs; Go l rif's
shcT" 100 - GS ioss fS at ~ II 50
| 10 DO coarse 1853 d. At 81 so .,,o. . .o,..
90 KIT =, ,, r5o,Sd do 500 Sl' a, ~ - 3D. - 90
n %. s,c H. 30 5 $50 '''s' and o1'n ''
!" IiiScabecS op' nd oxen 1865 n at - PSI do
MII.ciI cows-Eecelw e head %arkS. .SOIt
dsSs4 r .sa ''r fresh a. McrSs5oq
Co. do calves included at s2I aos 20 per "'aa anu
Iudi HRGIp 7Ss icad-5ss al eOhst and 200
AZ Jersey CIV Scadv for veos and Westerns snd herd
for essSer, Poorest = bost yeas sSd a. a. per and o
~ w. c az a, "a 75asi Dressed steady.
ssle,-iIalenteck Iiois ~ az 70 ~ WcsteT
ssl,cs isio n az So 20 Is do: 81 n at - 60 ~
do $40 n 80 81 81 Co. 3o 10 at - oo' ~ DO $50
~ = %ci,on 3, ycals i52 n at 80; y do ~ y
| a, ~ 30 DO. I3J N. at ~ J. DO IL 10 at ~
| Hum" & Mullen: v'Sls' I'o -: az o. ~ 90 ~,
| - ~. a do 100 n at -. fed calves. i7i n 81 ~
do III, ~ az ~ - - Western do. @oi n at IS 40
%fIHdd (. BacHngham 4 veais. 1872 n. at 50 GER A; -.
do Ia n. az ~ 90; Is DO. l32 = a, as l2H u
| do i96 10. - do. los ~ at - 90; ? DO l3,
n At So "A gras-crs "a H. NJ - w. 20 SJs 10 al
j. ~ Pidcock & Sons 30 erassers, 2s2 ~ at - %
30 DO. ga n, Of ~ 80. ,oo - , - -
gra NsT,Oe asS n ' y. - % ''''' ''
SIKfF AND LANES Receipts for two days inclnd
ing Ia direct o. butchers. were o. cars or l.. go
1 ears Hobosen. sheep end lambs were both IN
good demand the upper yards and little firm; bu
at Jersey City prices wero rated lower the marie
stds5 90 per 100 selected wethers at -6ds0 %
common prime lambs 81 500 50 10 mixed lots
IS IS bucks at $500 3. Dressed mutton slow a
age az 50 IS PER 100 n 3t7 State do 81 N at 50 20; I0
d. so II. at 50 CO.. 30 d. 20 n. at 80 So lls do o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr,rrpre M NETWORK DEALINGS.


The visible supply Of grain in the un'ed o,''e' '"
So,u,dav was IA follows: Wheat. S22o2ooo oushe'' q"
Increase n, III 600 bushels corn l2lOooo business We
c,eas. 2, 600 bushels; oats j6l7OOo bnshes ae,'e'
oeG zoo bushos or the wheat reported. iOoo'oVo ou
a. h,ve since been burned in st. LOUIS i"e H"'e' "
,,ho. ontons on the Produce Exchange yesterday "e'
only qsO 600 bushels and the general temper vi '"e w
10, vo. weak The opening prices indcateu an a''""
y, ia, cent as a result Of foreign ana wan o'ico' "
IN, 6,mer cables decrease OF 10000 busheis !" w
,venlv statement OF New.York stocks ana 'ne "e"' "
rho destruction az st. Louis OF 1OOoooo oushe's W "
on Sunday. Realizing sales then began however wv
decline .of bal cent ensucd helped by siha' "''
showp bv the visible supply statement. i"e ""',
o,ed steady at net decline OF Las cent Tor tne Jay
so5 NAY at S2'sas3A June ut S2sdo5s ar 10, ' snS,
a, s3l,0 Sal, cents. There good ue'hu w.,
Wheat on export account. and prices were naa" mr
uotwthst,nding the decline in options. ShpPe'S pun
En-, onti0ns declined i.dos cent for the day IN w, n
,athv with weakness and free receipts az ns r,.,o
ps9ed the market. Sales OF futures were -oooo' Jus"
els and Of spot lots 900 bushels; , l., r,n,,hy
Oats ruled duu and declined ,ias efms frDc.
for white were advanced i4at4 cent. ana mAeu "o''
quoted about steady. 1900
Tie closing quotations wore -o, >to.o, eoi.
D WhgsiaM1H sS SIS 49, g@ Ts0 81 t
Corn-january. 53's; February. $685. "arch' '''
Nay ss Ss"S $685. February. 1855; March, s'
Nay s;rijanuay. sil45 March 81 30 Nay 81 80
ne ecets at w Hew Y?Ih HOi SS.6els corn 81
Oa 2sS bushels !T se S sces az Chicago
ae 3GT bushels; oats 3O2 9l2 bushels; total grain
s9s isG bushels -four. 23.5OS packages
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her DREAM OF RESCUE REALIZED.
ALL HANDS on wATERLoGGED SCHOONER
BROUGHT TO THIS PoRT-THE VISION
or TIE CAPTAINS WIFE.

ALL HANDS on wATERLoGGED SCHOONER
BROUGHT TO THIS PoRT-THE VISION
OF THE CAPTAINS WIFE.
The ship Carleton Captain Amesbury. arrived mere
Yesterday from San Francisco She bad on board
CAPTAIN W. D. Dent, Mrs Dent and the crew Of the
abandoned schooner MIneola. The Mineoa was from
Fernandina, Fla, for Denarara with load OF Iufh'
her She sailed from Fernandina on December 20
and Immediately struck heavy weather. on January
1 at O'Clock In the morning. as the Mineola was
running closereefcd before the wind the mate re-
ported TO Captain Dent that the aborng OF the YES
sci In the heavy seas had started her seams ana she
was leaking. The pumps were manned ana 'he cIc"
worked them at the Of 600 strokes an hour op'
rvor. rnabls TO gain on the water The schooner
s.ol, rapidly and finally her decks were awash Tie
man sun abored ut the pumps. and while the captain
steered the schooner his wife, perched on the Top VI
tia Dollhouse kept lookout for a rescung SAL.
For three days the people on the schooner hau ITO
food They had water but 1t was brachish ana mixed
with sea water. The misery began on January - oi
cabin and hold being entirely filed with water W
that time. On the night OF January MIS- b.n'
matching for a SAIL fell asleep from exhaustion she
~.r.d that che saw big ship coming to tile res
qua At daylight she awohe and there was the rehi'
..non of her dream. The first thing she saw was 'ie
~, shin Carleton, O towering mass OIL canvas peai
inc down ON the waterlogged schooner The Only
,binp which Mrs Debt saved from tie wreck was hcr
tothers Bible, which she chung to on Tie s'o'in
went deck all through the three horrible DAYS anu
nights. ,,. ..,, ,,no-,od
TO- steamcr which put into Bermuda soon aiier
Csnta,n Dent and his crew were taken Oh board inc
carletor. A tue went out from bermuda ana Drought
IN. wster;orced vessel into port. The Mlhcoa WIS
owned BY j. Willard Smith. OF WINDSOR ~ - anu "''
built In 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

went up traction early then T MsT 09 July i.c
S SoGef fsiIS~ed closed e s ssx ost;
s sser SS sample oss sod done B
Ss' sex Hay %oS sSssls oS SC
Lead QUIET B sSef Unchanged f
s5asie dairy Isa2+G Eggs sharply j o"e Bassns quiet
mea nt Iron cotton ties steady provisions dry
and rm PORK s3 so for oid Lsrq s .hor,s SO So
sfps - sa lots l5e NOR, s gdcS s sugar
saa ham,. go 100 o. 900
wheat 1900 bush corn zoo o2o euS" Wheat - 900
Umh: com 100 900 bush; oats $4,000 bush rye -ooo
BUSH n ,..h
To.edo Jan o3-wheat active lower No css a d ian
uarv 7Jc February. 7ie May. 7s.e asked coh Axe
pyc dun cash COc. Coversed steady Ptine cson az
January IS February - 20 MaIeh c S2 o 800 bush
.,ver.sed liz bush. shipments-flour $50 800 , Dos
whrat. 1855 bush corn, 7'ooo oush' oN'' WV '"
cloYelseed, $50 bush
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AND THE NEW-JERSEY BRIDGE
MAYOR oaLRoY HAS WITHDRAWN HIS orPosi'
TON 10 THE SCHEME. BUT CONTROLLER


In .neshns NJ the published statement that the
rommsnv Hail authorities had withdrawn their oppo-
,,pon N the proposed bridge the HUDSON lNVer
OF scventieth.st known as the scheme OF u'
Kew York and New.Jersey Bridge Company mayor
(;ilroy said Yesterday: u Is fact that nave Will
drawn my opposition 70 the plan. The aWehunehV9
IN the bill will place the location OF the approaches
IN tho control OF the local authorities ana 90 away
With tho Objectionable features In the Original ol'
do not CAFE TO place myself In opposition 10 u'e
building of bridges, for DO one can say 'haV '''os
DO not confer great benefits upon the pcopie o' 'e
citv. When the promoters Of the bridge over the
Hudson consented TO tue adoption oi 'le "h'i
nv opposition ceased"
Controller MYERS was not inclined 10 view the mat
ter in so docile q spirit 1 have not wthdrawh my
opposition 70 the Hudson River bridge echeue' i've
said "Indeed no one has asked me 10 90 80 !
am certainly not opposed to building bridge over
the Hudson at the proper place ana WIN proper "p
breaches for they necessary as the bildee IL
self But / am opposed 10 inficting upon the Guy d
network OF sixteen seventeen miles .; ii"oaus
under tho guise Of approaches MY "ppos'uoh u
th,s ,oura reous scheme instead Of being Withdrawn
Or lessened is intensified l do not Ike the way III
which the men who secured the charter from the
New.York Legislature went about H. VINO w'u'u
have supposed that under the innocent name of ap'
proaohes' gigantic railway scheme was covered up
calculated TO ruin some OF the finest sections OF the
city.
~By placing the control Of the location OF no ap'
proaches In the hands Of the city authorities sup
pose is meant the Board OF Aldermen ana the ehN"s
Fund Commission. surely they cannot mean 10 eA'
c,,,de the Sinking Fund Commissioners from a voice
IN 20 important a matter. and II am not mistaken
thu consent of the sinking Fund Commissioners ls
necessary under the provisions 'r tue Coh'oAo''ioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
own ONE HUNDRED PRISONERS ~ COURT

rhere was a large attendance OF the friends OF the
man and women captured sunday night In The ra'o
an the d,ncehouse Kept BY J. Basso. at no 80 sui
uvanst IN the jefferson Market Police Court y's'er
aay morning, when the prisoners were arra'sh'u
befors Justice Voorhis The prisoners. numbering
1T. wso arrested by Captain McCuihg' anu pe'
tecuvs Clarker, Of the Prince street s'a'oh' in'
oonrtreom WAS so crowded with the friends and reia
tvrs Of the prisoners that the doors had to be closed
When the case called John Basso was char sea
~ Agent schutes Of the Gerry society," with keeping
disorderly house. lie denied the charge. Dut
Justcs yoorhis held him in $500 ball Tor uia'
Another charge OF admitting minors TO MS oah'e'
house was made against Inn. because MS nephew
fan years old was found In the place on THIS charge
n. vas held also In $500 bail. lie was also held
tnr violating the Excise law. The child WAS turned
ever TO the Gerry Society. All the women were
discharged and nlnetyseven men were fined 81 each
The fines were paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
COTTON M,RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rt,cr,.,n Ian % D. m.-Iotton-f uturcs cIo,eu
,,Tv -toadv; American niiddlng. low mddng eiause
deiN ,rv ) SGldd5 9-6id January ana Iepruari
S@ii%@y 5s6tdaj 96id: February and Marcn d.ne,s
ia oGtd March and April delivery iO-oid sellers
81 and Nav delivery . Hold buyers; Nav ana Jnn,
H,e,T = 3tld sellers June and July delivery i4,of.
uyes Julv and August delivery; loofu se'Ie's' ""e
md scnnmber delivery. lG-6id sellers ,,, o, ,o,
" ,'st"n Ian Cotton quiet; middhng Vsc low
,I,ny or, . OF ordinary Sic: net aud gross r,celpS
80 isie,: rNrorts co'~twi.c -Ii2 oct, "
Norfok Jan. 23.-Coton quiet mldllhg. sc. ~" y"
,id,lrc iil6c good ordinary. SiIc net ana grs r.
,. ona ia,s rXports 10 Great Britain. Wt bales
on.tyl. ~ bale, sil"~ 100 bales stock Us eses
Nc,t o,lcon. Ian .3-COtOn strady; middiing, w,
low niddiing o. god ordinary, SIC net rec.tpts $50
bales g,,,S receipts 1855 bales sales o'o' Oales so'
'' savannah jan 23.-Cotton firm: mddlng. 9.c 10"
idding De-. GOOD ordinary she net ana gross recel,'
os bales exports coastwse, o33 bales sac'. 80 pacs
stock 90 O23 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24

OIISThe movement from day 20 gay a. 'a. I'd rude
prime sc n lots fT9n d0fs 'u eceo,h yG0 CeyoS
S ss G coe1n $780, eod Sss'2c lined 9g
az Me n.a s. zoo sow ety. prime '5d5oc msnh;den
end fSae aai1 pressed Scochei w;cr. tsasic
white winter i5c sperm. crud. 7SG77e; natural Tn,e
& 1 Ss-sAs srG. "' Ion sTi0 .sds 1ns
5oG spTg 1I%i and m sae $50 IBIS,
oa nee eSar q .St22 Co. and family so 5oes9i
BEF~Du but unchaneed family me-, qu Gnda r
40 extra Ts,i ~ 1'Gso s;d nHcHana@d quoed
q 81 nominal PihSSg0
i5: e''y KS, d T. S'' and
iG ,S rIeAoa Sses at lie shoulders oc do La%s
hAEpa&uet cd d.. H'm 20 tc wi' + AZ
ii sjasil -; que. and finn; s''s 90 ,o - ou,h
;9ed .S coancqs S. ao S al 81 3 sh a5S
so:ng A, ~ 80 nominal sg oo' a AZ the demand
S Snr aae .cuy a'~ nd .sfs ceo
ey sat " 6;dOoc rT"nnorr Western, .cpoetor
Mas, Az inst. 993sc o se' 5@as oy.i. 9sg
5i yn@ seconds. 81 a2ac state dairy halt tgb o md
;i!, rN,, weI,5 ,b nrsfS aia2cc seconds o2S
a. tSrd. ooq2ic state darl"s atiN and tubs c., cX,
5 %a, 2 arn '' cr,r5s Gec d 2ja2sE scco%as
slcoSd: eds4c we-ien dairy at. 2aG25s sec2ads
soS@Ic: western factory June; nEin. lsl H21c 'gIe
~ e: ,Is s l' 1cconi TT oG9o ii' thirds ClSE
Receipts Of rely hrNt ,os 'S St;e arr fartorT m ma@
White aa coorr fnnry i2 cGmo, 'T re far o.
a St,t, factory pnit SKINS. Ch.nanso and nelghbor'
nr COUNTIES small sizes choice zoe goa 70 pmn'
a5 f SKINS d rcnnsyi,ana, ki%s :- II Sds ac;
h,,crchiv f,r,ened sellers and severe break IN me
marSe STATE and ssh coecon best:
soc soH;h.r, best ?se Weston, faspaskes gee
f. r. 5r ..s. y per Dozen a5acdc,
srGAR-RAwThc market sga,n ruled arm , MnseG
Sfao REF hpFT% ens s 2nch'nr9 rdwder SG'
oai' oranulat,d 4G9a47sc nnc ginnuaied tH9a
cxtr, nne srannl,cd 4sa5c cubes toig2,.c
xVyy noN,lerc1 53ldjbc; mould ~. 4ys ao's.
damSAd ga4. cS@sc A. :So1 ndstw God
IhOaa 4. 49,. Phenix A. 4Nd4 $3.50: Empire a
IA 20 No G 41d44ic: No tis5t'.c; No :
Z 49, 10 10 3ooGS'ac: no 49, 3'sc.
sTEARtNII-Duu and nominal. Lard quoted AZ i-c
TALON quiet ard steady prime city closing at o'-c'
Sales 80 hhds old at C2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEEror Brazil CROWNS ine Hs ssis 700 bass
30, and o at l72c Tor No aud l6'9c "f 80 ' ip
900 bags Nos = and ssntos 10 "IMc. ~ zoo bag,
ientrs America and $50 bag, Jamaica on pya,c ,i,
Tho op.ion list dull. but WIN hIlner
cooes the tone well loainaind and CL's.hs v e
saieat Ro ps sab, aGotCd FIST ordinary % kos
IL 700 good second 40 kilos y 80 eYShamse 10,
rcrcnts IN Rio 10000 bags, RIO stock, lof,VVV %.
Rio nsie, QUIET Ro .himen, By sys%es to b. .a
to United States during week 5000 bags no @ 9
N Frope during week 10000 bags: lho purrAae, to
nit,d States during week l. 900 b9s no purchases Tor
E1iope durng week. 2lo bags iiis per . ,S%nys
10 tinted States SOC end per cent pilhb2-
loading Rio for United States goa aNeag Ges toS
Si 900 haas: Santos market fat; Santos si cits 10
Europe % 600 Santo, purchases f UMr1 saS'
COO ban. santos purchase, for ElIOyc y",VvV p's,
santos fegh, pr steamer avIe % r. cna ~ pe' &
priusga: steamers loading santos Tor EUROPE 20
rrii - AZ Ri3 July lo.2 January 81 1898 l'JO3 wv
bag, .ame time lss9 2,435o0o bags ssme INC 5o' a.
| 10000 bags Receipts a. santos, July l. IoVT, 70
J.%sEy 1893 ss coo go, bag , oSa b, time 1892
WaFehorse dclhcri"s since January WiSns
oo7 .75l bags Balumole. "a Gl9 bags Ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
Ceqa! y Offices

CUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
ONEW.YoKK. COUNTY or kINGS.-Place o. trial ds, e,
rcd Inv ulantif William II. Kennagh, plaintiff, again<t
Charles swseny. and Mary Sweeny MS VIZ the n, ps
,nL1own to plaintiff EGward Mccain. August Dunn ana
charles j. MONTGOMERY. defendants. summons.
10 the abovc-namcd defendants. ,-,., T..
You are hereby sunmoncd TO answer inc conpan h ~
,its action and TO copy OF your answer on he
aintrs attorney within twenty days after the service
az this summons exclusive OF the day OF service ana ~
a>~ Of ynur failure appear or answer judgment VIII
he taken against you by default for the relief deadeu
in the con plant - "a ,eo3
CHARLES w SOONER, Plantlns Auorncyv
once anu postollcc aduIvss' NJ nv ''"' '' ~
CITY. - c..oa,r ana Mary
Swacuv his wife the name Mary being hcttous because
her rcli Christian name is unknown TO p!aint,n;
rnr,rnug summons Is served upon you by pubhcau9h
nmrs,anf 10 an order Of Hon. Willard Bartlett Jus,sS
,hc sunrcme Court Of the State OF New oih, ns,N"
IannHry rs 1898 and fled with the complaint IN m,s
o~on on that day the Office OF the C"rk OF 'nS 1ys
a. xicS In the Hall OF Records IN the CITY Oh BrooAyh
@onniy Of Kings. and state OF New'for1
naied N Y. CITY, January 10 1898 ..,
fI,UIL,S w. SPOONER. Painuns Attorney
ouce and postolce address No III Nassau sfce'' ~ J.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. .

i Of Larolni. In the thiteu So
,,rruit count. Fourth tlrcuit-Ihe augusta Ns.,o"'
pank ana the Central Railroad ana bahhinS V
is"reta against Carolina Knoxville & western ~,
road 20 the American Loan and trust ompsny t. -
r.rd simmons Receiver and James l. w'!llams' 10
pany. -. ,....,ot o,o.r q, Hon e VI Simonton
T. : Judcc nldc In the above stated cause Oh uie
' I'll, soY at public outcrv the door OF tac Feif'a
iio,sc Of Grccnyille. South CarUiill
o the .,coud Wednesday In March next being the sth
dow ~ said month Ut r. o'clock m 81, -.
"'iHe entire property. rights ana francnlses OF ur
r,,aino KnoyviIlcS Western Railway Company, Iil sii
ncunT H. railroad branches aud lines oil railroad ava
hcs and ali extensions ana branches thereof constructed
IL. slate OF Tennessee to. at or near HAMBURG, III the
Gnnnfv Of Aiken OF South Carolina Including The
,nanhsd sperstructure and right OF way Of sald I.l'
road as I, Is built acquired and all lands real estate
Iii. railing stock tracks side tracks. bridges Nadhcts
,.'iidr~s station hous"s, car houses. shops
a. turn tables. water stations FENCES. structures
rections uxtnres nppurtcnances ana AL other things
~ whatever kind tereunto belonging or in any wise APP
oertaning aud all the corporate rights privileges anu
franchises OF the said Carolina knoxville western
Railway Company
i,efor, any bid shall he accepted the bidder shall de-
liver Co the Receiver valid certified check IN the sum
of ZEN Thousand Dollars ur It's equivalent In cash as
mar, unymcnt " su,h TIA. f1ftv Thousand Dollars
40 oIO OF IN. to be paid In cash within
Ten day, from the day OF sale and the remainder Of
nurcha.c money equal nstaments a. so days ana
Go DAYS respectively from date or sale
IL {. BEArrIE. Receiver as Special Master
Greenytnc =. c., Dee. 90. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
EI.PRESIDEyT HATESS CONSIDERATION.
From the Boston Globe.

from The Boston G16De.
During his Presidential term lie. with party OF
other prominent men. visited. among other cities, ~
Paul, MINI. As they were driving about the city the
party stopped 10 look at some object or interest,"
with the heads OF the horses drawing President iay
garbage very near street crossing, The President
noticed an old ragpckeI with her bundle or street
swcepings on shoulder stop and hesitate as she
was afraid 10 cross the horses. lie rose ana
touched the driver OF the carriage the shoulder
and told him TO back his team farther from the cross
ing so that the old Woman could pass with safety
Wenv NJ the crowd on the street noticed the consider
Ate action Of Mr.. Hayes and spoke Of IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

lsp e''s s%. e' nG w G; :p'' ss
80 80 81 sH, a5ast T' so do do sraght a:t 81 30
,r'' @ Nc, 'S S 'N &" rod $40, and Jaaq99,ry
81 ST. Fcb,uarv 7se@7s,G,; Ma 'gyj7 BUSH: .hp
steamer 80 ec3 S I ' .5 SIS - a. oSo
bush. Milling What 3s.ca5S,tc february. 5osa5o.
MarcA 5ooio.c Nay 'ln,1 a .bSi,nen,o -',7i bu.h
90 "a 40 " sg.h sac. $4,000 bush southern yy@'s
md Yellow corn 9S So mixed do D. 70.
ceipt' 600 bu"h -to,k h .tock 100 ssi bush.
H. rs good to ,hoce mothy s5 500 slo o., 9 ~,
lat, aau,c steam to hye'SSe V Ga,,oa nominal
"SlGGd,oc io.c Provisions sht. active mos lorS'
40 30 ba'a 1ns 'ee%r,rpRcd shoulder. ~ sugar
cured smoked shoulders l!.c ruiHyy f,1tv 3jc d.
,croa i ,:. E s5aae quo do imitation 2ee2sc adr
ancy 90 good 70 chc, ,,, iacIcd i9oc Egg IN.
er,a 9ic' Coffee strong No sranuat.d. 4i.c
conn, tong; enned. Il.diic Whi'"ey nr"' quiet
no.,oa Jan 23-Tour Dun. .tcety Corn ro qno,
=, i 9Sr Mi 80 ,R Ro-i q tons.
buffalo Jan. - Spring what que n'' xoTlSrTn
oa,f but closed MN ,ale' 1000 G" " ~ 10 Northern
xo,6en Douh pa s'c do new "' Emu 10 ~? SO
~ car So c>tra red. &c car, inN' S,. -
go v IaS . sSa i se S%cr ,ale co So
yellow 4sc; 9 cars 40 lrio" mr., No. 8 4Gi,aa5c:
90 ear, d. On tfack oat, qut sacs, q cSt'
10 White. 4OG'orc car DO cll' On t ,r,, 'T Hafry
,i srceiy No c>ta West rn ~ Ne. - "oa ,'c
No 55e'sc MehIgen go SSa Cc 49, s''' i,ys dull >
$50 No Coz asked r ri%nr qssGsii5 KSe non'
sr.o s 50 min t. good demand I'M, %nGha %s,l G6o
Sst'sv. S.oJc D".h. "'' ,,,,o,.
N'"''''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
THE pETROLEUM MARKET.

The petroleum market remains featureess ana aa,
Only 1000 barrels In National transit ,hu,O
- n,o,,,v \, tho Con sodated Exchange. and there
60. M solcs At the Stock Exchange. Quotations wc.,
I9ta5i. cents Refined oil In barrels was Iuo,e'a ~
~, "n, in ca sns 40 q - cents and In hulk az 20
nts rude sold IS cents In barrrls anu 20,
In bulk. Foreign quotations were Aht"c'P' L. '
I,r,mrn D. marks; London, A. pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
up ,ou mr. A RICH COLORED WOMAN ARRESTED.

Detective o'Connor. OF the West Thir'ieth'st' station
.,rasned Charles n. Gloster. q negro In the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday on charge OF begging IN ruin
az. (;loster is the Of Mrs. Gloster the colorcd
v.man who died q years ago in Brooklyn. leaving
large fortune Her son. the defendant who was disn'
h.rttAd was well educated and speak, II is SAID
four languages His mother left 100000 to the coeee
h... h. received his Instruction. Gloser yet expects
., 90, his saare OF the estate Sunday night he ap-
nroschod Detective O'Connor and asked him for some
money. Justice Voorhis fined him s3