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Builoins HlaleriaIs.

LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors Of Churches =
II Pubic BsieInss end or N.sbules Halls, conserssss
Dining RODs aud ieaIi Dv,iuss These Tiles =
ine variety Of ard very hard and srosg snd are 40
- he bes kouss m al Isrs Of the country.
kso Guni thirueyfors suited 10 style 0f srchecE
ed commended In county houses AID By 40
tecs CENTRALLY. For sac by
MILLER COATES & YoULE. No. ~ Posri<
EREESTONE for SALE.-1he Subscribers arc =
per.i furnish flsestcue 10 Eouscgiitsr 10
build from islr quarts Sesk the bes, qur
aid d-Tdbe dugrun. Sad gtsue has been IN
AID has proved ise be II tbs durable kidd
sy recommended fof pubic badns- and for massive
yI.s and III" be delivered 81 place within reach q nsy
moderate ress A. specimens refer tho sos
iafdnE. from the quarry - Georgea Church. New l0rk
ysmsss New Lou don Churrh PFoyidcnec C;y s.s
urs and The Csthetra r. Philadelphia Al orders filed wsf
Fs'eh BALDWIN s. PATTERSON. Newark. 80
1 IGIiTAlNG-RODS for BUILDINGS and SHE
- -insulstrc-Ous PatsLt.-TLe only method q osSsN
cloE IA demonsirsedby science and experience
Md Agents 1nt6l to sell Tishs Crest
isns LYON MANUFACTURING Co, No 81 broidr1
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uOGsE for sALE.-A Splendid GRAY HORSE,
~ hands high Kind IN Sirge o. DoI - " ana
b. atrci sADDLEHORsH. Apply ct No. IN Eat ~ g.
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fire-l)roof Safes.

rI'IIE GREAT FIRE in sPRUCE-sr.-iM
4 RISOs SAFES A0AIS TRIUAPHANf-Ths folovt
snoisr item added 10 The yonmel Of Testimony proving The ="
r.raiity Of .ug's ses Evcrs fire swe tbs reer
triumph and o on quarters Of e Union letierI Of cOngraiaS
knos, Of similar character pour inf
NBw-fORg. March s, 10
C. HrEgTNC Esq-Desr Sir; feel u duty which 0ss
public that The Safe puchased
the preening unngred large 49,
evidences ct debt &C. for several hours ~
,rouf hesi during The ire OF Sunday morning last, IN whae
publication Office Of 1iom Bank Note Reporter No " 90
entirely consumed Tho Safe wns dug ont Of The ruin,
day nd oTeLns X the content embracing notes ~ hand -
bills poioc, insurance. &c found TO have sustained -
jun OH sn being slightly dcnorfd b. stssm The Osy 90
eud books sustained from The fact that tbs Sa =
LARGO enough contain them all, and those len 0n
Destroyed A. earliest convenience shall -
house ard inject Self ~ larger sil That heresBi
VERY respectfully PLAT ADAMS Aga
STILL ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE SPRUCE 81. Fl0
NEw.lORK. March .. lU
SiLAs HrpRIsc E'qDefr Sir; IL Is with ga'ifnd ADD =
that inform you 81 the complete of Your ceei
Sfsnnrdcr Safe IN preserving nf books papers and acc
drrsed n H. roa the deruc IRE Of the 5ib inst, and -
beng buried in the burang nearly four days y
without q IRE ia From thu test hsrs
creased c3nhdsnco IN the superiority Of Safes s -
have yet You Will greatly obge me BY sending 90
anenArr forthwith. All hereafter shall give nay self 40
Tmly you, ZP. HArcp
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NEW.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1854

~ 5e-sss.s in DAI IN NTen River fsirr q 9 e. ny
=, - 81 TNO-> f)Rl DOT hlE hot>Es na9 IN
-. orr eTiLDiNGs and sbout FORTY Atkrs OF Lt'H
-,,'vir .ifused he Corneefcu. turnpike t'a s ~
49, ,fh rpe fines; prospects 90 re sn'te'
Ind, 81 az fruit; ,ar snrsees ~ i9 eng hi s5 f.
she y. \ and y ~ hHi'o-.s
-, --,rl md rifle from soop i.ci 50 =,
rn,srt saus II stores schools ehuTenss C. ia ,sFIn
r-r,res. or ~ lDNAhD -
II - a d ~ private sale previous q MoNpAi 1919
dispcs,d Iulhe auetoU CD ih'' a'y' VI '''
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Gcuses 10 fsi.

A BROADWAY STORE 10 LET or LEAsE-l50
n aet dep. Irqsic No ~ Egosdesy
nROADWAl STORE 30 LEr.-Thc lower part OF
ID The srsc iuiue No % rcsdTsy calp-r McFrs
Nig L. seItd .nd slaased u hs afi-r Il bas with
Wes' sd Ia t- he
the inl4netnr Dauicls Hotel.
srd ih various sr AID easi1 siIs l4liuss -r.rs
Sgrv dtsIalc locl'l.n.
ALSO TO LIT sstea fnc OFFICES g. suie. sslr a he
buudns The sdioini~s Aiors. ATpvt,
SPOEFORD TILEsrOH a co. No ~ Braia4.y
COTTAGES al RANIASWOOD 10 LET
Nrrcinv COTT iCE> with gardens
TsT, e. L. Rsvfnssooi wn hlaa yards Asf'rs
- sieess i.feirs. sore f i- h,g-r aa A.
t.a 20 " i,fls n.o. Ar.s 81 Naiti> l-a-
iar I'-ntt' 20 IAKfl CO. - ,, t.c.-ssr N-T lufs
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fouses tuanteo.

Gonsrs Wanteo.
COUNTRY HOT SE.-Wanted to purchase IN t1c
Y vicinity Il NeRNoTk. small HOUSE. vita e3out W.
ACRES ofGROUND. easy bf raTotd er str'mp'
Tfe, T. iis.-r,s and olJ''iun The hus may D.
new ard hl lonely the situation the trtE Aali's
SMITH box No. jt.j. PostOh,e.
GOl NIRY 81 WANTED-Conyenient to t1e
Y city either railroad sftauloat-A anal. fnng no. p
fur 81 five rooms with half O LAND oFHAkpEN
ANY having sucl Place 10 dI OF iur b. r, hraf o..
s,.l ~ rice j. u p Ibis Ohio. Tor ttee
da,s Eeshborlo,d o. Orange y j.. OF Long i--ui
HOUSE WANTED in BROOkLiN-Between At
lat &C. Camel Cont aud Tease TO- . or Yeas
Aaeless LINTON. Irtlue Ohcr.
DAFT OF \ HOUSE WhNrED-For ftmll! Of
I've persons. tine er side e.. re town a-t Below alt
Rent must Ulexcp bic references given and
Ired Acdress HOUSE this ce stating ulg5es VI ID
rent
CMAlL HOUSE WANTED-Bclow lDth-st. Reat
- to exceed A4dts ~ letter. w. B3H go Pos
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GEO. &, ALLEN, Importer, Nlolesae and retail
no q MnLl.l.. .ecnun gna-. moor hlollgny New l0
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OFFICE FURNITURE and b. VDsTEADs.- WIN:

Inl,hi.ip Inanuisrturef atd Las ~ hiHt - -
IlkhlibEA EXTENSION TABLES Dsp,t 70, ,i' r..
doois tO's ,r.7' The ffsdr saP.i-s
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y HOUSE and FOUR ACRES. selufiisy oes,cd within I've
wsk o Pr Cheste- Dt1ct Concentration 90 re -
cr ycsr j. I.a.H iosr year d. 81 lsnd IL h''
.h. Iccls. Be mad PFege Of .snlug B'
ia River IL rear . hoEe ~i BE- .',n sr e,sy ho'e " ]
lu- L. -1ct oder AQTv 90 C,rt BIZ MERRITT. on To-
L.eH.e. L T. CROAWELL, Ia y. 81 Milans-, corner
Rent
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PORTUGAL.

The Portuguese Cortes assembled at St Bento on the
10Th Dee to record the King Regents reeraton of his
oath Of Office The young King Pedro was also present
with his brother Don LUZ constable Of the kingdom
The King Regents speech as follows
DIPUTIRs
Amer the heavy blow which it pleased Divine Provi-
dence to nict upon my heart-eaviSg my dear children
ing for the loss of the viruous Queen dearly loved
in the center of the national representatives In their
presence | have just reitererated the solemn oath
which the Constitutional Charter requires from the
Regent during the Kings minority. This sacred
oath will be by reigiously kept My sincere and
ous will ever be to promote in all respects the hap
pness Of the subjects of Don Pedro v whose side you
now see During the short time that ntervenes be-
fore he aains his majority my every effort will be exert
ed TO give him the lessons Of father and the advice of
friend that he may daily become worthy TO occupy
the glorious throne of his august ancestors will not
remnd him of the eminent virtues of his august
mother and his immortal grandfather Se1or Don Pedro
" Meanwhile con6ding in the favor of God and in the
efficient cooperation of the national Representatives
hope to deliver the Kingdom TO His Majesty the King
my august SOD in the enjoyment of perfect peace Of its
precious liberties and In the advancement of those indus
trial aud administrative improvements 20 necessary for
the prosperity and eontentmeu Of all Portuguese citizens
The Legislature to continue in session till the end of
the year, when new session would be opened Jan. g
with a speech from the throne.
There was report that N. Fonseea Magahaens would
retire from the Ministry, Blu. would change the ad
mBistration
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THE LATEST.
[By Electric Telegraph 10 Liverpool

LosDos, Thursday Dec %, 1888 A VI.
From The Times, Vienna, Wednesday evening, the Rus
sian steamer Pruh has set two Turkish villages fro by
throwing redhot balls into them
CoSsTASTSoPLE, 18th From The Chronicle negotia-
lions the peace project have commenced. The Porte
manifess pacific disposition. The combined fleets are
still at Beycos.
SWEDEN, Stockholm. 26th,-The King has invited the
Diet to nominate small number Of It's members possessing
lite entire confidence to whom secret committee the
Governmentmay make an important communication
1t is believed that the Government wishes to bring
mOmenteus facts connected with foreign affairs to the
knowledge of the Diet
BERLrs neutrality-suspicious. are pending between Sweden
and Denmark having for its object the conclusion of
league offensive and defensive between the two States
PANS wednesday-Threes closed 74f; A y Cents
10lk
ODESSA 6thGrain again more active Freights steady
at former high prices.
ST.. PETERsBURG-Latest accounts report the Exchange
at sgd to 80 Lied The only sign of ancpatons of war
noticeable in the state Of trade was rise in the prices Of
some unposted articles
CoSsTAsrISoPLE, Dec l5-The Shah of Persia has In
formed his COnsus of his intention to suspend diplomatic
relations with Great Britain.
The Black Sea has of late been visited with violent
storms Eighty merchant vessels have been lost The
price Of Corn has risen enormously
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Dec. 2s--CorTos-The market
moderately active for home consumption The sales yes
terday and to day oc. up about $4,000 bales at very full
prces-he greatest inquiry being for qualities worth 3d.
Of which there is small supply Of good stspled There
are but few transactions By spectators or exporters
BREADsruYrs-Prices are very firm with good demand
Higher rates have been paid since the close Of the market
on Tuesday.
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INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT
Concluded
To Re Editor Of Then. Y. Tribune.

To ne Editor IF T7eN Y Tribune
Sir Having disposed Of the Treaty question will now
proceed to examination of your objections to my views
Of the respective rights Of the authors aud the people In
50 doing ha prefer in all cases. to give your words
that my readers may that you have not been mrepre
ented Had my reviewers generally pursued this course
their readers might have understood the views have Of
fered for consideration and might have been saved much
trouble.
You have presented accurately my idea Of the two classes
Of concerned in the production Of booksthe one fur
nishng the facts and ideas which constitute the body and
which become from the moment Of their publication com
mon property; and the other dressing up the common
property to present in lucid pleasing attractive garb
and being secured in the exclusive privilege of dsposn
for their own profit The frat are almost universally ua
paid while the second generally and often largely
pad and yet the labor Of the last Is light while that Of
the other commonly severe In opposition TO this Wow
OF he case you however say that while the fact IL par
uasy az Mr.. Z. to be with regard 20 sonle
books lie clearly not with respect others For in
poetry will say at once, hearing few lines OF a
new poem read That Is Tennyson's-o Brownnp's
or Bryant or Writers, or Holiness as the case may
"be-and he will have judged Alright ninety nine times in
hundred Ii 50, is il not clear that even popular a
horshp IA something quite other and higher than Mr.
Carey necessities compel him 10 pronounce Il r.
BY clear, be assured II it had been so YOU
would have found occasion Tor talking Of my "neoes
ties before you had prored their existence IL IL lutte
true hat the several gentlemen here nasd have peculiar
mcies OF clothing the ideas they place before the wCd
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Details Of the news by the over nd Indian and Chaa
mail are to hand. Bombay dates ara to November q;
Inc news from India Is Of little interest to our readers
There was scarcity in the northern districts of the Madras
fresideney, owing to want Of rain Cholera n Bonbayl
was decreasing Trade not very brisk Money market
quiet.
Dates from Shanghai, China are 70 the ID November
mere was no new feature TO report in the war
nghng was going with little result on either side The
mpealsis numberedabou a. OoO aHd The foreign vessels
hitherto employed at Chin kisDg 100 had been brought
round t9 Assist them The eet of anks was also coming
ana unless the Insurgents receive reenforcement Il e
doubtful If they VIII be able to hold the city IA Ex
ISvutal Samqga short Of funds and he had some did
Guilty with the Brsh Consul in coIsequence of pre.enno
himself with armed followers the neutral proand
Aeorrespondent Of ne London Times saws.
ihe proceedings OF the American Commissioners and
the American Vice Consul regards neutrality are
addressed letier on the subject"
lhepaymen OF the duties during the capare of shsnc
ha ana ne present collection Of them are being ayitated
by the foreign authorities and the Imperial GOyerament
and vas causing much excitement. The Btish Consul
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has Estimated that no more duties win be PAID by British
traders tin the city is again under Tartar sssy 90 ue
other hand Mr. Marshall insists on paynien. ~
s;rst which the American Merchants have yehemenLy
protested -. NH va
November 5tb was expected be speedily rcaken by the
A Canton there was nothing new. The city remsnea
aret Trade in imports again langud, and TIE lats
involvement in Yarns and shtngs not maintained
Exchange had fallen to per dollar. The price oil lea
was maintained and the finer qualities were scarce AZ
Shanghai shipments of Tea were active IN imports e
doing Exchange on England 6.S.
n va, generally understood that Sir George Boahsm
rasicn alton was accepted. No successor appointed
M. Marshall was at Macao awaiting the ai'i' Vi us
A. Whampoa. United States ships oiwsr ascedSnian
Mississippi Povhattsn Supply Al macao stSIesS
smpton. AT Cumsing Moon 'sndana anu " ''""s 'A'
Sarafonn
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SPAIN.

ROYAL Decree published in the Gazette Of sth gives
the force of law to the ministerial budget although has
not been sanctioned by the courts.
tremendous gale was experienced on the 18th along
the Of Spain and Portugal At Csdiz the Amer
ship Emblca which sailed the 10Th for Boston with
cargo of salt put back the 18th, 80 eaky that they
had TO run her ashore.
According to the Ep0ea NJ Bermudez de Castro ID to
exchange the legation Of Naples for that Of Washington
Uruguay arrived at Barcelona the 18TH in the Spanish
figate Restauracion, coming from Montevideo.
The duels fought by Messr Soue father and son have
caused great sensation. The American public already
know that these famous dueos punish NJ Turgo
the French Embassador and the Duke of Alba brother in
law of the Empress Eugene for the ofcnse Of kenng
dress close 10 the throat while the costumes the
other ladies prodga in their display Of charms
The following the French version Of the story and OF
.. "le favorable possible to the Messrs Soue
q !. translated from The Manager de BayoHH<
aon the 18Th of November the French Emblssador at
Madrid gave ball the occasion OF the fe.e OF the In
peror Mr. Soue Minister Of the United States wsI pfes
ent with Madame Souls and her aged % During the
fSte the Duke of Alba and the French ambassador ia
tsie ta;e conversation made some observations asd ez
changed some pleasantly on the toilet Of Madame Souls
the eccenc taste Of which had been remarked by the
tire company Mr. Soule, Jr overheard the conversation
Tia following morning Mr. Perry Secretary Of Legation Of
the United States and Colonel Mans del Bosch waited
the Duke Of Alba They handed him letter
fcm Mr. Soule Jr, and said they were sent to demand
satisfaction for tie pleasantly Of the previous evening
The Duke Of Alba greatly surprised and throwing the
letter which had been given him his table explained 10 the
two witnesses Of bis adversary what had really passei-n
fa, that il was nothing more than simple joke in
private conversation. He at the time expressed his
regret that should have considered hi, mother Of
Tended remark which only had reference TO her
tua maker and be proposed to write friendly letter 70
NJ Soule 10 remove from his mind the error under which
he lsbored The friends Of NJ Sou6 took their leave per
ZEE ~ satisfied The following morning the Duke Of Alba
az ID bis writing table The letter Of the day before and
" CD be had not opened He Rad Il and found that il
Coached in terms violent insulting that be con
sdtIed himself bOuSd to send in turn Of his friends
20 Dir Soue Jr 10 demand the withdrawal Of what be had
ust read ard % demand also that the letter OF e1pan
ion which be himself bad written should be returned
to aim. Mr. Soule Withdrew the insulting expressions he
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GERMANY.

THE RELIGIOUS TROUBLES IN BADEN.
letter from Freburg Baden, of the lsh states that
the Jesuit missionaries have been ordered by the author
ties to leave the place within sweek similar order was
issued about month previous but was Withdrawn By the
Regent in the hope that they would profit by the indul
gence. The Chambers convoked to meet January O.
Austrian mediation spoken Of in the Jesuit quarrel
The conflict between the Government Of the Dukedoro
Of Baden and the Archbishop Of Frebourg not finished
The Catholic party trying to excite the sympsthes Of the
iurn conscated by the police The Jssuits however
have finally been expelled from Baden aud Frebourg the
focus Of the disturbances Wv
The Dusseldorf School Of Painting has aus
tanned again another loss One OF ia most nroro.
ising members Henry Ritter, died in Genrsrseb
on December 81. He was born in 1916, in Csuads
he Is said to have been equally remarkable FOR dr,,
ard color. On the same day youp" .rnas - rs
.e|Doi U1 .-.-ur IN genre painting A. ThOyn. dad
Nsuvied Thus In the Of six weeks the Dussel
doT School has lost three Of its artists.
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FRANCE.

On Dec 22d the French Government received official in
tegence that the combined fleets had entered the Black
Sea II according probable that the Russian Embas
ssdor would demand If he had not already demanded an
explanation with reference to the entry of the feet aud
whether il is meant hostile demonstration the part
of France against Russia The is expected to be
that the policy Of the French Government has undergone
no change; that peace is still the object it desires,
and that effort consistent with the national honor, and
the integrity and honor Of the Sultan the ally OF France
will be spared in its attainment and that the presence OF
The fleets is less hostile demonstration than for the pur
pose of preventing the Of such calamity as
that which has recently taken place IL is stated how
ever that the resignation Of Lord Pameston the Em
peror Napoleon caused note to be written in very plain
terms TO the Earl Of Aberdeen asking for definite state
ment whether England intended to stand by Turkey or to
desert her in her hour Of need.
BY Imperial decree NJ Troplong is nominated President
Of the Senate for 1854 NJ Mesnard first Vice President
of the Senate and Drouyn de Lhuys, Gen. paraguay
dHlliers and Gen. St. Jean dAngey. Vice Presidents
NJ Bsul President Of the Corps Legisls for 1884, aud
MN Schneider and Reveil, Vice Presidents Gen Vast
VimeuI and NJ. Heber, Questors.
The religious service Of the Christmas midnight mass
was celebrated the chapel of the Tueres by command
of the Emperor he and sfe and Court attending The
Bishop of Nancy was the officiating priest.
The recent reported disturbances at Lyons do not seem
to have been of any Importance Military precautions
were, however taken prevent an outbreak The city
quiet at last accounts.
report was current that some senres had been fired
upon while posts in Paris the night of the 23d One
man certainly had his toe shot Off bat subsequent nve
CATION proved that he did 1t himself with view to being
ptDslOneO.
Rumors current that of the Emperors special
friends will be raised to higher dgnites at the commence
ment Of the year. Report says Nm. Perslgny
Morny and Troplong will be made Princes Of the Empire
and Baroche, Abbstucci and Fould be made Dukes.
Marshal ST. Armand has been presented with the Grand
Cross of the Legion
The M0Resr publishes the receipts Of Customs to De
cember l. They amounted 20 lee SIS 800 francs exceed
ing by e20l 023f those Of last year and by 225sof
those ofls5l. The recent reduction Of import duty on
ironhad increased the import from l6 $40 quntas in No
vember. 1852 to 1886 in November 1883 or this import
England supplied Is 900 quintas and Belgium 50 900.
The fine estate of RsDcy, conscsted from the Prince
de Joinvie, offered for sale at Auction s2d u at
the Hotel de Vile Versailles There no bidders and
IL withdrawn.
nia that he would accept the office Of Senator any Office
under the present Empire.
Gen Lefo, late queestOr of the Legislative Assembly
and at refugee in jersey has received pension
Of 1000 francs
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Monday 18th was observed close holiday To-
day 9th FLOUR sold moderate extent stsdy prices WHEAT
good request the depression Of Friday last being recovered
and closing firm INDIAN Corn without much DOING
held firmly and better qualities deaer Former quotations Of all
namely American white WHEAT 10fdi
red TO- 9lOi4 10 ID Western Csua FLoUE 81 a5Is. Balt
Philadelphia and Ohio 5l6d5 CaDada 81 0S8 Sour 5i
a346 bbl White INDIAN CoRS 45 yellow 45 mixed, 45
quarter We have however heard white American Coax
called hh a. yellow 49, quser aud hghes, question for
rs white WHEAr IL y bush.
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LIrs,pool Cotton Market.

The Canada Liverpool afternoon Of Saturday 2th bavns
taken ont market and Mondiy oth hayns
been Observed close holiday, we have in reality but one
and that without change IN tone or prices
Sales Tuesday 9th eco bales including 1000 speculation and ms
net steady aud quite dear Quotations are reenedot
Fsr Orleans sd Mddng 3d.; Fair Mobiles cid; Mdtng od
Fair Upsnds SD Middng sd Ordinary 4l95td Interior z.
above 600 bales $50 Egyptian 698 800 sura
9ld4Id- and 40 Sea Islands 1911 d2l7 for export.
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London Corn Market. DEC. .

Scsnty show Englsh WHEAT fir supply foreign
opened very firmly but present prices Of English snd foreign
MHEAr BARLEY BEANS and Pas fully dear Few
fresh but previous receipts plentiful Trade steady and
fine quite dear
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Hermann Cox * Co.'s Circular.

Per Baltic LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, DEC; -; i9oD.
sine ON, ,.nort Of the sd have received the Euopks
sdyices dated lith instant . .u
and Sights No change had taken place 10 e
These gthened va
sespnt of The HOLIDAYS have been here but stall the
1000 bsle 600 Of hch ars Tor ehpo
and on and prices for qualities OF COTTON most "a a.
mand shade deArer We shortly expect 20 see or
OF American CoTroN much smaller than IL h been Tor some us
psst Holders will careless aDont selling and As tue accoun
from the Eastern markets improving sda also see better
businefs in Manchester ,,..,- -.
imports continue large ana tnere te Uouo
bot that money will be ssser next month .,---,
Lord Paimeon has resumed office and learn BY telegraph
consented resumption OF neSoaon
IL again some hope of peaceable settlement ..,,
BREADsTvFFs fat TOdtys market WIS slende atendea
and little business WsEAr no1ay without shangs aad
FLOUR 6asd chesper. INDIAN Corn 10 goo1 demand
In NAVAL STORES market till the % Of ysausry
In Manchester today little business done account OF te
Ho aud tone healthy