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4 CHAMPION FOR INWOOD.
A RESIDENT DEFENDS IFS CLAIMS As THE SITE OF
HE WORLDS FAIR.

A RESIDENT DEFENDS IT'S CLAIMS As THE SITE OF
HE WORLDS FAIR.
To the Fdffor Of Fhc TrtbHns.
SIR: beg you will kindly allow me to point
outa few inaccuracies contained Ia the very readable
report " the reporter Who Ia ely explored
the proposed Far grounds At this place Among the
many recommendations that IuE TRIBUNE Possesses ia
greater degree than any OF It's contcm orrie i's
high moral tone and the brilliant ability of Is staff
qualities recommend your sheet no less To Demo-
crais Ike myself than followers Of your party.
Blu, nne style often eoaKs false statements.
Your hardy explorer must have visited the upcountry
eleven milea believe from the CITY Hall under very
uduspicOus circumstances. ami without tne good for
tune OF hniing any Of the natives AZ nome. Should he
contemplate making another trip nortnward, be good
enough to send him me- aLd promise introducuons
To several the aborigines, any o. whom will gladly
show him how the Il the heart eau be- warmed
even L cold day. But 10 our munoLs; A. rrgitds
topography. General Velc. than wLom wouii b. Il III
cult cOnpe ent authority, las stated that
IL X naturally 80 well AdipteI 10 the purpose M view,
mat Ice would mar lly In any respect clA"ge
its present character; and mstrad OF nlllnE
IN Sherman Greek beIeVe tue mention Is
10 CONVEX II intOa Lake whoreOn gundola- ot both
lenders Aid rmanicl may disport and multiply The
Harlem RIVER - by no means mud-ua1 a. low tue
there Icing good uavlgaDle channel ~ 70 me C.ury
House anu up To- within few years the High Bridge
sea mbnats used 10 ply 10 that point and were only
fsken q for wait o. support. The Metropolitan Ele-
vateu Road required by charter construct ~
road 10 Kings Bridge within the next wv" larh ana
l. estimated hat tue cOst Will Oe over r3VuO0O per
mile. A regards health. do not FISK much ~ SAVING
tuut nowhere within twenty-five miles 81 the CRY Han
can be found q more Wholesome place than ingood My
family resided nearly fifteen years and no one
Of III knows any ihing aDOut loScr ann Htu hnei our
house stands low ground. the absence W dwellings
there are. however icwj noticed 80 pUlluhy b' your
explorer on the body or me siIe Is To De dccOuhteu
Dy that until MS death few years ago the
late NJ Dy csman nod t@nt grip on tn. farm some
portion ~ u was then DISPOSED or To CITY and Sprcd-
who have since been confidently waiting " realize
the fortune turrv was In It,"
The CITY OF New Y TX been fully dressed ;
heri~eI. lees aud BODY are well PROVIDED Io osJH.r
head the upper end Of the island has never been Gov
cred, and about time t was attended TO- l. b.
IaUOod, N. I. Dec. -, 1880.
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sunday evening AZ The residence Of bis father
William EDWARD, eldest son OF George Bliss
Funeral services at 3S7 5taye wednesday morning At 10
Relatives and friends invited 1t requested
that no flowers be sent.
BRACKEN-On Monday. December Il. residence os
her son Henry Elizabeth Brack en- Iged ~ years,
Relatives f1encs respectfully inyitcd attend
funeral from Il JOsephs church fremont Wednesday.
1nie meSt in st isaymoDds Cemetery wcstchester.
Non Dec mler a. Mercy Amelia, WIDOW Of the
FaHera iom the residence q her son NAV " poubls
day. No 80 SecondpAce Brooklyn on Thursday, Decenr
KVERIf@Ai Giovsrsviiie ~ " on 2d day I2rh month.
Relatives and friends ar nyite 70 attend the funeral a
Tram leaves nubter's Point at 10
at ,he fesdcnce Of his father sscoid sou Ion =
funeral At 10 5G7 5tnase WeinesGsy morning az ii
o'eiocS. II is Kindly requested that flowers
GILES-At omOsassa Fla September T. 1879 George W..
Oldest u William Ogd.n GIes u this CITY
Fuuera will a~s place aE calvary Chnrch. corner
aud TRENDS OF the iamlg lnvtsa attend.
HYATr-On sunday December . AZ her late resdeaca near
Tsrrytown. NrA Marietta Morgan. widow OF Abraham
- Hyatt - the som year ol ner ;ge 49,, 49,.
funeral from her ae eaidenoe ON thursday the lota s1
Will the ococE tram from Grand Gen.
trsl Depot II T1rrytOwn
MIIsAt White Plans lat day, I'm month 9Th 1880.
aud Elizabeth ; fayilAnd ari ~ yeSrs moutas asd
RELATIVES friends requested attend funeral Frfeno.
c9rages viii meet the $50 a. AZ Train fron Grand Central
MoRRELL--At Beechwood Scarborough. westchester
County. NY DecsmbeI ~ $50 cataaae sclernor thorn.
VIE OF General George ~. MOrIe ami of
v iian Gre ght0n D. D. IN tIe 81 year o. her axe.
Notice az funeral hereafter.
PORTEK-On sunday. az IN. T. Dwight Porter. tho
SD year OF HI
Mcunssiay December >.
Iutsrment at New Haven Com
QUINN-On Monday Dc ember -. George elest Of
John an Elizabeth oulun. aged years ana loaths
lafayette
BrO0AIVn. Wednesday. December l., 1t Oci0rk
RAYMO y D-'n sunday morning december t. OF menu
btanous crouD Jams Only clhl ~ Amos and L-yln.A
Raymond, AGED years ana 3 months
friends respectfully inNtc attend tho
TIE residence 81 hs parents 80 51s jthaye,
"Wednesday morning. 10th inst. AZ lOOcOek.
WEILS-On Monday. l3th mat Frederick. only Of
John A. and Elizabeth 4. Wells.
Funeral private.
InermeDt a. Eewbufg
WFIJS-A York HOSPITAL. 81 fyohoi fever Non
ay evening. December ~ Henry Fay tne 4te I'd.
Funeral services At No 2sthst. rharsda
Hetres aa rie1d are tny1re further
notice.
WHEE.EI-On Mondlv DpcomDer 1880. stafford "A.
dfrws Of A. = aud Nancy r. Wheeler agnt RI years
Funeia q; the Residence ~ MS ftIur IL 1au-
place brooklyn. Ihlrstiy. DeoeAbe a., at 3. IN.
Frederic only " Frtlcrc O. aud kate Va
ttrm1u Wa ed aged -
MS late residence Nc. AZ West 2ith st. We'd.
ut,.4y aits ruOil at btOcA.
Buffalo please
MS resdence lucsday December H. az IL
MISUNDERSTANDING December "a. 1880 Drooslvn. Ethel
youngest daughter Of George and Gina Wsoa sr an
her
Funeral private.
intcr1ncht Glen Cove. Friday. l7minst
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IN the lurch but nos appear that ne could nave
done them any good by remaining upon earth 70 assist
them IN settlement. Defsulters as rule. do not shoot
themseves On the contrary they either abroad to
enjoy the proceeds Of their larcenes or they stay al
home and take their chances OF trial. Mr.. LarSns
seems to have fsthomod the full depth OF his degrade
ton 80 that the Of his shame more than he
could bear Suicide, OF Is 10 be deprecated but
che penitence which may lead tn II il dscredtabe
The public would like to little Of the penteDt
For instance, In Cincinnati there ia Mr.. Hoffman, ex-
suditor VINO Is accused OF embezzlemcnt The matter
got into the courts where miserable made OF
IT, One charged the jury with being packed. and
suother side accused them OF being bribec The as
e,stant OF the public prosecutor has brought charges
against him and the lawyer for the defence says that
the jury was manipulated All this scandal would have
been saved IL Mr.. Hoffman had operated upon himself
with a bare bOdsin, or in any other way Tnere Is
booikeerer In Worcester Mass. whose name Is Amy,
who, upon . salary Of SIS ger week. has been wearns
diamond studs ard rings and visiting Boston requraty
for purpose OF engaging IN comhats with the SeT
His detslcatiou amounted "a $4,000, hut he didn s
him self He left that OF settling the matter 70 MS
dera udcd employers lie preferred 20 20 10 the SIate
Prise Il, which, after all. Is matter OF taste
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4 NEW TAX COBMISSIONER.

JOHN d. LAWSON DKCLiSEs-HESRY +. ROWLAND
NoMISATED AND CONFIRMED.
The proceedings OF the Board OF Aldermen yester-
day presen Ted strong contrast TO those enacted in
the Chamber Friday last. There an almost en-
tire absence of representative politicians on the
floor. ana tue door of the chamber not oesieged
by au eager throng. There was something OF a sur
prise however. Almost tie first business transac ed
was "A communication from the Mayor announcing
that John D. Lawson had declined the appointment
of President OF the Department OF Taxes aud Assess
ments. In his place TIE Ma} or nominated Henry q.
Rowland Alderman Kirk moved that the nom
NATION be referred TO tue Commute on County Al
flrs TINS was lost by vote Of Is 10 .. The EIO-
ton 10 confirm was then carried by tue following
vote :,
Ayes-President Morris, Aldermen Coggey. Fnck,
Foster, Goodwin. Haiisn. Hail, Heib.e. Jac9Dus,
Kenney, Marshall! McClaVe Feriey, Strack' wade
Is.
hays-Alderman Hanghton. keenan,, Kirk, Muir
phy, SaueT, SieylD-6.
Alderman Shoiis was absent.
President Morris, III voting for Dir, Rowland, said
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UNDER SENTEYCE or DEATH.

Edward Reinhardt. age twenty-tour, who more
than two years ago murdered Mary Degnau, with
" hon he was living at Silver Lake, Staten Island.
was sentenced yesterday by Judge Barnard, III the
General Term Of the Supreme Court of the Second
Judicial District, sitting in Brooklyn, to be hanged
FRIDAY, January II, IN ElchmOnd County. The
prisoner was taken before judges Barnard, Dyk-
man and Gilbert, By Sheriff OCOunOr. OF RlchmOnd
County Many spectators We're in the courtroom.
Before the sentence passed the prisoners
counsel W. +. Howe SaId thas. rs the prisoner had
been before sentenced III the Court OF oyer and
Terminer. and his case had only come before the
General Term on writ OF error all tine latter could
TO- after deciding against the prisoner was To remit
the record to the lower court As there had been
no conviction in the Supreme Court 10 WAS lIil-
proper tor sentence to be passed there Judge
barnard oyerTucd the objection. Reinnarit has
Deen sentenced twice before. Az the close Of the
court proceedings. throughout which he WAS
calm. he was taken AGAIN to staten Island.
Inc Court O1 FLrdOus, s.tlngd 1t Trenton, having
refused to commute the sentences OF Margaret
MeierhOett- rand Franz Lammens. pOw IN the County
Jad N Newark under ptebcc Ol dea, Tor Tie
murder OF John MelerLO-fcr, nc West Orange, in
October, 1870. Father Gerard, Roman
Catholic priest. the spiritual adviser OF
Mis-. Maerhpetfr. visited the jail yesterday. ana
informed her or the action OF the Court. The
interview with the prisoner WIS private.
Colonel Johnson. the warden OF The jail, stated that
Mrs. Meerhoef fer su affirmed her innocence Of the
crime Lammens when asked how he felt, AFTER
the news had been communicated, SAID: " feel
very sick 1 feel very bad" there was. however,
no change III his demeanOr. The warden declined
to allow any one To the prisoners. The wOnun
Is IN the hospital room OF the jail, where size Is
watched constantly BY Two attendants. LamInens
SIDE, which prisoners condemned to death are
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and December Is, from 1880 m: to $50 p. M, IN
the Sunday School building OF Trinity Chapel, IN
Twenty fifth and Twenty h-sts.. near Broad.
way. The fair is conducted under the auspices Oh
committee composed of the following: Mrs. Edward
Delafeld, Mrs Henri Braem, Mrs. David b. Ogden,
Mrs 4 Davenport M5s IhG%as w kqalow M HS9en
Hoffman, julia lloyd, Elizabeth Ogden
BROOKLYN.
Too many advertising transparencies obscure
street lamps.
The sum of S15 900 of Excise money was divid cd
by the Board OF Estimate yesterday among twenty
two charitable institutions, IN proportion 10 tine
number OF inmates ia each.
The Grand Jury yesterday in the Court OF Ses-
sons complained that ITS room IN the Court h"nse
incOnvenient and unhealthy. Similar com,
plants have been made by many previous Urahu
Juries.
The Peniientary Committee of the Board OF
Supervisors IN its ANIMAL report sets form thaI
amount to t67 500 &c, this falling off from tue
amount of the previous year OF about @Z|,ooo,
The reasons assigned for this are that tue contract
for the labor OF the with the Bay State Shoe
and Leather Company Is on less favorable terms
now than heretofore; that labor was Interrupted
for time by the burning Of one of the sDOe-shOps,
and that fewer prisoners are employed than hereto
fore from tho lessened number IN the prison.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
OssINIvG.-The Board OF Town Officers Of Ossin-
ing has appropriated 1l ,ZOO tor the rellei Ol Tue
poor this winter.
GREENBURG.-D. Shanahan, of Tarrytown. has
been appointed Town Clerk Ill the place of ID. Yer
pianck, deceased.
LONG ISLAND.
NEw-LOTs.-Eml Kirschmer. q child died at
New-l.ots Sunday under strange circumstances.
Saturday night the child was seized with
what appeared 10 be cramps, and what was sup
posed to be simple medicine. procured from
neIghOoring drug store, given IL. The child
grew worse and died before medical aid could be
procured The physicians declare that the drug
clerk made "a mistake III the medicine. CorOners
Jury Will sit IN the Town Hall Saturday to InvestI-
gaze the case
NEWARK.
The Grand Jury, among other bills Of indictments
brought utO court yesterday, returned one against
Teresa Reimenscnhelder, the wife OF August Beyen-
see and others for Digamy, and an lndctment
against Theodore ReImenschneIder. Jointly, for
larceny stealing Beyeusees property.
Judge McCarter heard one witness. Mrs. Gallery,
Yesterday the application OF lie mann W.
Uedicke. convicted OF criminal malpractice, TOR
new trial. She testified 10 sta ements made to her
by The chief wItnOs5 IN the trial OF Gedlcke re-
gardIng her relations with the deiendant, winch
we're Of "a character to east doubt upon tue testl-
mony gwen by the witness IN the trial. The case
was adjourned 10 lhursdaY.
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INTERNA TTONAL COPYRIGHT

ALETTER FROM CHARLES READE.
SHr ENGLISH NOVELIST GIVES CHARACTERS TIC EX-
PRESTON To HIS VIEWS N A LErTFR TO MR..
lowell. THE AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures
or AMERICAN AUTHORS AND PLATwRGHrs-MR.
READE's AMENDMENTS TO PROPOSED MEAS
URR.
20 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Mr.. Lowell has been good enough to write
10 some English authors and take their opinion OF
leading PAL agraph in proposed measure OF inter
national copyright. l wrote HIM a reply, TO the
use of which think YOU are emitted. yOu pub
Iished nv series Of letters upon copyright. there
fore IDclOse 1t. Yours very truly,
CHARLES PEADE.
10 Albert Gate, RnighfSJridGe, Nov. %, 1850.
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that he had served with him in the Board OF lder-
capable man.
Sir. Rowland is a native Of Vermont. and is about
fory-iwo years old He rs q lawyer with good prac-
tce lie was for several years captain OF com
pany in the 22d Regiment and was in the field with
1t IN 1862 and 1853. In 1873 he was appointed q
Judge of the Marine Court to fill vacancy, ana
afterward ran for the position but was defeattd
In 1874 he was elected Alderman and was reelected
in the following year. Since then he has practlsed
his profession. He is member OF the Win Assem-
bly, District Republican Associations and OF the
Republican Central Committee.
Mr.. Lawson IL understood to have declined the
position because he did not wish 10 accept POSI-
lion which would keep him ia the CITY the year
rornd. He has a fortune, and does not care Tor
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MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for Dte past "A hours.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is. l a. m.-The barom-
etcr ch at the afternoon report was central over
Lake Huron. has moved slowly eastward. aud 10 now
central in Ontario The barometer highest I'm Florida.
The Temperature has fallen the Northwest, and risen
decidedly IN tne Middle. South Atlantic and East Gulf
States South west winds prevail in all districts cast
OF tie Mississippi River except The Upper Lake region,
where they are westerly. Partly cloudy cloudy
weather with RAIN has prevailed the East Gut states
the Middle and south Atlantic states New England and
the Lake region.
Indications.
For the Middle AtnuBc states. higher barOmet' r.
sta onarv or lower temperature, westerly winds and
clearing WeaihtL
For New-Engand. falling followed by rising barome-
ter stationary higher t+mpera scuthorly veor
10 westerly winds. partly cloudy weather. VIII ram
snow.
CGniIOndrV Signals.
Cautonary 0f-sbore signals are ordered for Chico-
teaguc BreakW8er Care May. Atlantic CITY barueaal'
Sandy Hook ana NtW-Iurk
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

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Charles NTH PhnadeIDha Press and Count o.
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-Genersl H. f. Butter, OF Massachusstts; Judge ROBERT
Oulf OF virginia Congressman hioIlrd crowley, OF LOCK
port N Sterry Hunt, Of Montreal. ma o.
Hoe-Ex senator r. W Hitchcock. and George L. Miller OF
Boston 81. Ntckot0s H0tet
bishop Roberts. OF Nassau and the Hon Ralph r. Buck
land. OF Ohio Buckingham HoieiEI Governor Htand
all. Of Vermont BreUoe HouseB. p Cheney, OF Bos
inser Hob-Capain Henry WI son, o. - "
HOUSE Governor H. w. IA Holiday OF Virginia
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LATESr SHIPPING NEWs.


ARRIVED.
Str 3nrador NJ Ionca. Havre Dec g. with mde and pas.
scugers - l. dc Btban
Mas (DuiClJ Buuier Rotterdam Nov 80, with mcse
aud pas.ruQcrs Fuuci. Edye,s 90.
Republic f8r, Irving, LFerpD"i nov 20 and Queens
town /. mG-e passengers ~ p lVrus.
SIR Itaa Obi Malsccs OCT ,. GcnO 81, Legn0ru nov .
Ca.aua7 %. Palermo t. Ndpe7 10, Valencia Il,
with mdse passengols 20 itender. on ol04.
ozark r. III her OF rOrola. Neville Ola Harb0r. Jam,
with ugsgoud 90 X Med KIRKLAND. vessel 500 order
Bars Nrlcd co. BDstoul. ickerson Singapore July %,
with mLsc ~ Vernon Brown a. Co.
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Gueclal Nctlees.
Chri-rnrns Appeal Tor Poor Children.

The bitter cold coming early,
lille
homeless AMI flondeIs. Nlfhuut
trust halcLd bare
looted and sleeping often In boxes cellars or c go"ny
no thus MISERY lacy reach hands Of sess
appeal b. this couItry HON Providence has
blessed, and ask for AID and sympathy.
WAC vi ncp he III I'll hkN'5 MD SOCIETY 20 make
CHRISTMAS happier 10 thrse Onesi Tho
brSi Christmas Kit II ME.
FIFTY DOLLAIls will send three homeless children
homes IA the country o. + HUNDRED DOLLARS will Inc
- barefo0te little boys girls ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS wli give 10 hurSy Children hot meal Tor a
month.
surely have homes friends ami every
viii egluy Christmas feeling that they have made
happier 70 the homeless ana hienilrss orphan.
December <. 1880 e.. ]. BRACE secretary,
Chdren's Aid society. ~ EGst 8th-st.. New York.
Office 10 ItsL, New York Will be caief for n mo
e>s De forwarded
Donations be Enclosed % either on the under-
signed checks Post Ouice OrleIs tey eau
A. BOOTH. PreaiaenL
Thiri National sank. 20 y Lssau "a.
GEORGE :. coz Treasurer
Exchange
c. L. BRACE. secretary
10 East ith.sf.. New.YOrk
WORK or THE YEAR
There were during the past year in our sir LODGING
l,0j27 lodgings supplied In the p Day 8nd Even
100 cHren, who taught ard patty
fell and clothed (4ouiIZ warn supPielli 3lhk
srn In rOod hOaes mainly Ia the West S,as4
ai.d with the thllCrl
5.0S4 chldrea eaJoyei Deueats Of the Sea
SerAgng about 2Ou per J3l girls nays
en- instructed the the sewing the irP
LOOeiu- ana h. Tie Industrial schools. 1A'te have
'posIe, the Pcn1y Banks TOfl number
urier charge of society during tho year 19iJt.
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i1uiitical Notices.

Republican Central Club of tue City and County OF
Y0rA-A < meeting VII De held this Nv RI esar
ing Clarendon HAIL l3th-st. between Bel and
BENZ. F. MANIERRE Chairman
F FE4Sk j. II 1Is yTTs1vr. secretaries.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE Dec. Is. a. m.-The barometer
yesterday steady until noon' when the mercury Tell
rapaly Partly cloudy and cloudy weather, with rain in
the latter quarter prevailed The temperature ranged
between 81 ana 43ohe average l3S5'l BENG S higher
than on the corresponding day as year ard 2s higher
than on Monday.
Parity cloudy weather with chances OF rain early "a
The IaV followed by clearing WcAth'r wan "rf l. i
perature, may be expected h TINS city ana 'icl"y L.
day
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frYHEP0C Dec Ii-l2.3O d.. un.-CotfOn steady Aidiug
ands 6tsi Mddhng Orleans. 69ls 900
1000 bales Tor sDecuaOn and export Receipts
1000 bales including D. 100 bales American Fubures-Up
ands December and January del very
GiIts January aud February delivery 81 iGd 80 6
February March delivery. sid, also 0sS9sd also
Apn and MAY delivery isd also 0s7gd do May aud
delivery. 6lgi., o. I'D Futures weaker
LIVERPOOL Dec. l4Z3O p.in. Futures plands Low Mid
ding clause December delivery Usd do January ana Feb
6isi 81 March Apn delivery. dl7aL April aud
delivery 61lg do May and lane delivery, b9sd: do
June anu July delivery. C5'sai.
+uGu-rA Dee lI.-COtU5n steady. Aiddung lO7s3
llc Mddhng 10 -lc. Good ordinary. Sgoi receipts
s5i bales sales $40 bales.
BALTIMORE Dec If.-ootton seIdy Midding II sc. Low
Mddlnr GOOD Ordinary. lO'ic gross rccelpta ..
bales exports 2bS Dalrs saies
yBJ bales sninners 200 bales stock. tO.oSl bales.
RosTON Dec l4.--u0ttoL dul Mlddhng. lie. low Md
ding c Good Ordinary 10 go; neGrecciOts oi4 bales
grD-a 3 bales. stock, 1000 bales
CHAELEsrOs Dec l4-COtton nrm; Niddug. II NC. Low
Ordu lOgNlu'ic..
exports 10 20 Great Britain 236S ba coast
i.J1 bales sales 5000 Oaics STOCK SAT- bales
AiddBg lose. Good Ordinary 9'. receipts ZSsi bales
shipmentA l.sOS bales stock lt0s bales.
1sToS. Dec. l4.-tsouOn quiet MindhnG II &c.
Low Middng IL &C. Good Ordinary Sc net receipts 100
ba e. exports Britain, 2.JoO bales 70 he Can
nei J1H baes coastwse. 1913 bales sales @o0%Daos;
stock. "a s3b Daies.
ToUIsyiLLE Dec. l4.-Cotton steady Micding ll'Ac.
Dec l4CoutOn steady Htdnn.. IL &c receipts
7Os shipments 25io bales sales 5000 bales stock
NRwOELEANs. Dec. lA-Cotron nrmer good demand Md
To- epts fO4 gross. s.57S exports
Britain 1865 bales coistWiss 5oSI nalss safes. 1000 bales
last evening. 1000 bales stock 2a6. 20 bales
SAVANNAH. Dec lt-C0ton urm Mdding. IL ~; Low Mid
lu1ac; Coed ordinary. b9tc.: receipts, &S6i
bales exports France, 300 bales se 5000 bales last
evening, 800 bales STOCK. 1868 bales.
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1t Is well to get clear Of q cold the frat
week bus IL IL mGo better aud safer rad yourself VI
IL the first fOcfye ght hourbe proper remedy for tic
purpose being DR.. JayHe'- EpectoranL
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14O0 hesf market opened unsettled and irrrfniAS
closing 6Toc lower demand fair quite number et over;
Choice Heavy ~ 7Oes5 few at s3 90 Mixed fAexDx
claw at ~ 40As4 SO. but much iu femanf.
CArTERsceips5000 head sbipnenfs, 400 head marxes
fairly active and Export steers active ana Do
higher 81 50 SO 30 one lot sold az 81 shipping sod ~
50 551s5. chiefly at ftat4 20 Native X tchers sesdy
Cows ZjAs3; Buls and yei, Sass - Steers $50
81 10 Texan steers 81 As Cows 81 so; soekers In far
Dc maBd 81 6Oos3 10
shEEP Recepts l0u0 head shipments ~ Lesd m-rkss
active add stock wanted Iar 70 Caoicc " 300
81 90 Fancy. 81 s0dg5 10.
EAST LIBERTY Penn Doe. H-CArTLE sincs Fri
dJy 27 head OF through and 1873 head VI YaS stok sap
ply liberal few loads Prime Christmas Cattle aver
aging 700 II. sold TO-DAY for New YORK mlrset; oooh g
Prime. fJas 80 Far GOOD, ~ Z0ast 80 Common atd
Light So G50s4 Bulls and 5taga tz@tS 73' Cows SO
1913.
HoGs-Receipts ll4O25 head Workers. 81 s0est SO;
Philadelphia - 7JGf4 s..
Receipts 300 head market brisk a. s3as3 80
for commOE 20 Extrs
81 LOUIS. Dec. 4.-HoGs-Dul Workers and Bafimores,
50 Oat4 10 Mixed Pac Gag - 35@s4 ~ BatcheIs - 80
- -: receipts. IL, coo head shipment. 700 head.
CArTLE-Du and nominal light supply receipts $50 head;
shipulen.s. 40 head
siIEEP-Dul supply; receipts, none saipaaents -
head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15

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