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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

: . ,atterly ne mad been acting as Wai wall ~, o.
vIcssitudes. ,anrants where a certain inherited ere
Ss St Of 10 @ RSory BY
have oten tbe opportunity OF rendering nun I'n ,S
serTSs which coarssed his a su
me his peinrtstnc columns OF The Times, n0tlceu orc
SSnrns for missing heir a9d tse on Narrative
eeeeI ,tcnfon to it, and the result was tne VpeInh
ca of correspondence with firm OF s3ed'OpS III a
VI ~ Inn. Gei,ls followed ia due une py
com ,bn aud tie information that he had SUCCESSIVE
70 barOnecy ana year. He tbe od noses
~ 81 the to died bnt these had all Deo removed ~
accident in short space o. egnteSh % in JnpseV
second had slippcd into cTevassf upon tue AIpS
sS; had broken his neck while riding to HOUNDS Ill his
own country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
TIE COURTS.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS CITY OFFICERS.
On the apnlication of Richard W. Ryan for

AQUEDUCT COMMIssI ONER5 CITY OFFICERS.
On the application of Richard W. Ryan for
peremptory mandamus to compel the Civil Service sup
ervisory and Examining Boards Of this city and the
Aqueduc Commissioners to entertain his application 10
be examined for position under the latter Board, jus
ticc Lawrence OF the supreme Court yesterday decided
that aQueduct Commissioners, Though appointed "y
the state, TO be regarded as agents OF the Cliy
and therefore civil officers. In long OPh-
Ion ho examines the act of 1883 creating the
commission and says: at Is apparent from The FRO
visions Of tie that the Tur conhded to the AGu"-
duct Cumui sOneTs city Work and Que in when the
cOrpOr. las direct corporate and pecunldIy IN
cepteI the appointments made By the act OF --, and Is
preceding avail itself OI the provisions IN said act
contained. On the whole case AN Of tie
opinion that the officers created and appointed by the
act local officers; thar the functions they
are t. perform for the peculiar corporate and
pecuniaIy benefit OF the corporation OF the cry;
that under the adj ldicated Cases tie corporation
or tile City of New York is hanle tor their acts
that they the OF tn CITY and mat the ACT oN
Tracts such being the case. do how II uc
claimed that the appOntces and employees otthe AQuo
duct COmns sioueIs should be examined hy the state
CVl Service Commissioners state officers ara not by
the Civil Service Boards Of the cay OF Ncw YORK as local
officers IT, has been shown they are tie agents
city, they not the agents Of Tie state. The
legislature has Simply exercised IN their aIppIt
power which In the metropolitan Police case II was hd
They to appoint new local city officers but
tie exercise OF such power Of &ppo ointment did NOT
change the local character O inc "lce OF tEe OMceT
Justice Lawrence granted the mantamuS.
f. W. Whriige appeared for the reator and David J.
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

lIvrHrooL Dee 20 Berf rorK Hams and Bacon in poor
demand Cnceso-Auciic CHOICE rm ~ 0S ana IN EOOu
demand Ia and Eotn ~ poor denund lu.peHuHe ~
fonI demand Lard spot AMI FUTURES IN talr demand
Wheat m IL, demand. llour IN poor demand C9In-Spgt
ana Future9 demand. hops NJ l0uuon New "tk
M moor and frOyl.Ous-BicOn INNER anu buJ
ans Muddlca. 2J4 ult snort GEAR Nluc5
short 2Js OoL shoulders. Gis va Dor c"t
Prcf 81 Ud. Extra indian Moss t!Dc Moss bus "a
bib IlluIc Moss Idst5rh
Eis N'rnrIn. Amer can, tis Od Prime Vest
o., as al. Lard on SIS. Oh Hams Long cur. us "a:
Shoudrra i 81 8nttcr ~ Cd. rer cwt for finest ntrd
sI,tcs tl,crsc-A mrrcan Choice. 4ss Cd. Whrht-led
Wc.fcrn sprng. "a Jd Red W inter- iA "a is od
r.tlt 10 Suuug.IA Adj NcW western W ihtci, = 80
Ecw Mixed ~cstcrn. As 'd; california no rs t "a; 20
Is No Ia % Al sd per Genial Ptohuco
sprits rurponune -Gs ga; do at London 80 "a per
IA. ~. ptrgallOn tbVot9ccu
Red CWt. laltON "a DcrcWt Roam
touIu0n "a Id: Pale. ll5 cd. "a. Ud. Lln6cod on. -A
AmHrlc ~. I5f 81; Prln' tltY,
ss Cd per American Refrigerated Beer nina quart
CraS t,.i. quarters. 3i,i. ner H. on, p
LoNpoy Dee. Pr oduce-1inseed on XIV los ~ ~
"a nor Colcutta Insced Cd quarter llnSeed
Gaze vi IS a ~ per Renueo Petroleum 80. ~
7I,u Of lurpcutu". us. 81 pcr owl
sperm on EOS Kosin Common IA VA per ow.
Inr Itjs Ola PiOyIsluus-iard. J3s OH Der cWt ZOE
Amman sugar ID per cwt for Cuba Ctntr!Iuga!
u1lnrzing $50 lIs id l5s Odfor CuDa Mus'9Fu a
1cunhg ahnqt: Australian Taow-BctL As Cd n 20.
3D.. Mutton. 2Is. III. 2Us I'd Cocoa Nut oh-Ceflon'
IA III. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
11rr. srncr M,nKrrs nY rrLranApm

DuFFNLo Doc 2g-Cftle- Receipts today 81 hean total
lar geok mus far 800 mead laI week Zoo
head. nousl9ned through IL cars no eOh5lSnHehI 10
Nrw Norn Ia market feeling hrm.
Shesp- 900 mead tota Tor week tlus Ut
a ',rt ,e,, fot IL uCG head consigned
tbroIan car only -Bnada Lambs 0ncld ma kct
steady good demand Good 20 ChDice 40 aV"fo Oo
Ell Ia ODD 81 a. 40.
to-day .JIO for thus tar
. hn1 brno Tor NJ ltst lS.Oip neal con
signed thr' ugh 80 cars. OF which TO NewYork ony
Ni on sale: steady fair demand ut yesterdays quo
tatiOns. -.-t .....,.. ram,
,uCAGo Dec 20 Ths Dr0BsrI Journal reports CdWe
Recruits 900 head shipmons 1000 head mar ket steady
stunning sters - 3OaBj 80 stookers and Feeders y ~
n * No Cows Bulls and Mixed. 81 iOd*j 80 Bulk, 81 10
u.s. 90 oyoo ...,.o, .,ood,,
pnugh and ~ b6Us3 los PacEIna ana snlpplnS
a. "a "a 90; Light 50 80 SA So SkiDs ~ 90 100 80
RoeeptA 5000 head Shipments OuO helli market
sSy Nauvcs - 81 lO Western, ~ 80 Vs3 Az LanOs
IS s5gs4 rs TeKAns, 81 75ssS ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
me rE1RolEru ulrKEE

Al the Consolidated Exchange yesterday
there was shrnkage tho yoiImo ot business IN oil
,t made The rcord ono of tire smallest In mnny days
Price. covered range Of is cent but their movement
w.,rrcgular aud without decided tendency Tho news
from tho petroleum country fails 20 up to tLo
ls OF the brArs bat the fashion TO dccry the COM
in ms GENERAL that tho fact IL forgotten that the
relation. OF ,on-umpuou and production remain sui
.autlly "a. they when certificates sold AT u 10
ANA, ,s,ur. Weir prOm-cd farther advance Win all
aud ts IucrbtHe OF new production ia
tiIr I4-r months. tic consumption has more thhn
.,f mace with The gain ana the small nei- which went
uuutlcci before the Kan" phnc occurred, ~ when
uuW form II tho arguments uf some hp'tIlutions,
have % ,cd their yield. There a ttlc doubt
That the stock, ut oil hci by all the pipe lines uHcIuduK
N.,L..ufe. r.cJ will Dee found 70 have been reduced
400 900 uurrcs tl- year when the complete OH iHl
Tendency ol stocks abroad In tho lce Of generally IN
cro ct youm, of exports Such CONVERSATIONS az thcSn
cou,d Tor little yc,tcriay's speculation ct the ndi
irlcc Of cre l cent better than Monday and the
ma kcj ended strong
solrdAtrd Exchange were - fOlloWa'
u,,.uitc 800. S-is lI0Wcst...............-..S1l3
mi .........s-'s Final sos
sales. barrels I'OOO
The refined oil market was firm but without change.
BItAyloRn. Penn. Doc. 20.-Crudo On-Nat~nai fran
ait Certificates opened 10 80 AMI t.osot at ssh;
HIGHEST price s-ia lowest price, S7a ClGtrtnces.
40. 900 barrels; runs. 0OOlO barrels shipments,
N9.g,T barrels; charters a. 200 barrels.
on CRY Pom, Dec 2o.-Crute Oh-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at ssh ana closed at $50;
highest price, sshs lowest price. 81 Sales,
/ sos 900 barrels Cicarunces. s.lOs'OOO DaIlcIs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rieer. Vessels and RatLrOdds.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CORDAGE-Moderately active and steady the basis Of
l3c for Manila and sc. for Sisal.
COCOA-COnnues dull Dut l6i nc. for Guayaquil ;
l2d Sc. for Domingo and 26d zoe. for MaracabO
COFFEE-ltIO grades dull at S1sc. fOr
Change tho speculation slightly better, the Gales
aggregang $3.50 bags barely steady at 1900 600
airy, G71@67j for March Go at 80 for april, GS0965
for May, 6Sj $3.50 for 69j for july and $500
00J for August Mild grades quiet aud unchanged
COTfON-Spos ere fairly act W aud unchanged sales
S07 bales OF which lu2 bales ana 7O5 bales
for speculation Receipts at the ports to-day 1859 bales
AGAINST - 1913 bales last and 2314 bacs tais day
last year Total since september 35lo,7O balesi same
time last year 3,jS3,zGl bales.
quotations. according the classification
appq IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
STAINED.
Good Ordinary ss Low hidftns....... q
Strict O. oi Ordinary 1-l6 Kidding. S's
Futures active higher closing steady sales
TrnnsferahIo not.ces lsgned at 3. 30.

CO, -. 80 ,,r or,,nd ~ ncbanrcd nrlces No I
ath m 's 29 Ge. o q 90
~ , 1U NM Seal lie sr oiled Htrns East.
tor, Roid a. t5d = 30 ana BAY GIl6ed - % % -.
n,,gi,s 81, =, - 40 IIver ~ 1oa -. 9J London
are. ,als ISL. 81 -N ~ - s,,fana E4c turkish
Firs iQ@2oc..r ,,p,f r,o1-p Marie, r,ore active.
Crrld is MY ON iob' I'm 4 count and chiefly
SOFT up stocks -1podors only bought in limited way,
cre d ecq / 900 n6l- inc nd ng bbls Miunesota
Extra a. - 3Oaf3 ' 10 thc 2c th, e. 4 , GS1+ az ~.
eFiS} ,oI JhG we, i Vci ,t B 1trS ~
3 - .gr p4F ana Miyc gii rg9 3, - 80
200 Do Fine y;;,.s ~ zoe Isl "a 'iS e F e,St
H., y'' -, ,uGIo fT,orone 81 90 7t3 Ex,rl
10 s53j4.$ Is: Good to Fs,cy Extra state. - -
~ IN, ,trt G,i. 81 H. ..1oi ; >Ou 40 Cool To-
S1rt 81 common Fytr, i nn-.ot4 50 20 =. 90.
81 s6af Co. Plt d. = -9.5 - Bakers lTta. = 10
u 10 81 on, common % FAR str' p 0as5 - Falrb
Winter wheat F,ir1 = :oa.6 g. Inv Nh Fx'r or We7
indies si35aS; ~: America. - H0at 500i market
r .rert Saics .o1 b3s me. H. common 70 90, 80 ~
, NiI, t,o.rGr, ~ e. 2lq44 10 I,trr fot ~ no ce...
uf.,,, a. ut RI IN nt,Ii'n a. ,uaply ana s r,~ 6a y
~ '"" =, ma o. D III. prluirvi.eI ! -. ga. 10
nj IL Rrludyvin. quoted 10 50 IUuS5 - yellow west
~" - as" ,....,, , ..,,,,o, cos,
'fAIN-" hfAl-N'" Ia Wv. ~, sl..t "a SyitI
los ,r 'aaag ron- gng s''it Nv y,'S G5l' - 5c
, M fsr ,!tarc ana tc.l ci ~ n &C., ana closed Icavy
port very moderate milling ou-in'% end fairy aclvg
J6 Miller 1000 Ga'a Ildl vs. al!' some , ,c , trae
io, oob6-h -ro. lnglding Jrgra'4 an ia l,d 70.
So. Cho.ta 20 -,- l,..rri n .r,G.d Winter Rd. 5!
70 NJ m.r 40. Rd Sc y"r.d: 10 Be- Ga"ird
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
CALENDARS TODAY

90 sUPREhf CouRI CHANNELS Before DonOhua. J-NoS.
S 4S a. ~ ~ 73 a. ~, 100 1870 17l no. 170 lS9 200
g. nv ~. go 40, 2j4. z6. BOO pol 27i 272 27s o.
S2J, 3zl. '' 0' ~ wv "'"' "A'' "A'' "'o "i'
pnUt,fh CoUKT-SPKCIAL TERN -PART H. Before Van
@aGhl j. AtJoui ned TIL december 81.
SOfmAE SCUkf-CIhCUlI-P AKI I.-Beforc Van Worst i
'ss,-ovS on NOs O6i AID 6S2. No day calendar.
Hay In January ~ " VIZ '' 1''
es sNufskos yousr-srEcAL TERN-Before Truar J-Eos
No Aaox PLEAs-sPEcAL TEaA-Beiore Van HOesen H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL, MARKETS

LoSIoS Dec. 29-l23o p m-rntsd states Four Per
Cent Bonds, 1881. Atlantic ana Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates. S53 do Second Mortgage
l2h Erc 25% do second CCnsos ~ =; Illinois Genital,
llO1i Mexican Ordinary. 2G3l II. Paul Common, JOS
New York Central, 1903: Pcnnsylyania, 5jL
23D y. Paris edvIces quote lhrce Per Cent Rentes
at 81 francs u y Ccutimc. for the account.
p. m.-Atantic ana Great Western Second Mortgago
Trustees Certificates l2r; Canadian Pacific 81 lo Erie
25A Illinois Central. liOas; Mexican Ordmary n; ~
Paul Common. 96q; Ncw.Iurk Central 1864; PenDsy-
wanna. OJl2 Reading. II q.
5tu y. m.-Har silver Is quoted Of 41d. per ounce.
Tho amount of bullion Withdrawn ho Bank Of Eng.
lana balance to-day &y4OOO Of which 100000 FOR
shipment 10 ilai.faN
Canadian Northwest Land COMPANY. %.
IsT5 Three Ter ECntcs at 80 francs
30 account,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30


O' the sprrc am"u - given above The gold portions
for tr- laat SIX v~1r- follows: lmpor--l0-O.
-r0 IgI0fI: 1891. ~I3139.-OI: l--1. s. I.IGJ. -gB,
H. Eli4D3uO-. 1--I 425.2pl.@T-; Ie-J.
81 . 100000 INrort-.-I--O. %t..J-.G2I: 1851,
,i-I ,5I : I--'. rI}"31I,t; 1888. 95OJ.l1J; 1854.
So OGG.GJ4; l-r5. 7-.~uo.opp.
the markets the Stock Exchange opened th4 morn
ti ~ strength that not to have he-u anticipated
FROM tine character ~ yc.ord1y'- closing. IN almost
c,crr instance the first transactions made ~ nd
vance. or from d 10 o., ncr cont uuOn last even.
iug's quot stipns and tHf first figures recorded
urovrd TO be practically tie lowest or
Inc DAY. AZ no time during the dry did tho
market a.rurre shape that warranted - being quoted
lreiu the oucri Inc nud ending only with thr lp7t
trr4actinua TIE hupincss of the dny IN stocks 49,.
0uo shares - shares less than yesterdays
agercaate. Ere. Lake Shore and ST. Paul we're cone
ruictous because TINT toecthcr they furnished
l2sG0O shares 10 tho days total; Erie was
for London account. end ~ closing ~ 90 % scored an
advance Of p per cent st. Paul was next ~ activity
AMI 10 also scored an advance Of - per cent Lake
closed 1T its best II iuroE. which ENo gain vi
u,r cent. and Central md Hudson, which yesterday
afternoon seemed 10 b." specHlly weak at lO3"s
sold mp TO lOji2a 1Ojas Tho other stacks
conspicuous for their advances Of per cont
or mono were Canadian Pacific, NOrthwc-tern
Oinaha. Delaware, IuchaW anna nud western, ludl map
OLE. ioomlngo aud Western, Louisville and Nashville
Northern Pacific preferred, reading. and Pacific Mall
There Is some significance worthy OF attention In the
fct that dulpcSs and strength were uuusually COM
l,ncd III to-day dealings lhc market closed strong
at about the best iigurcn oi the day.
Government bonds were unusually active and gencr-
any firm. Elds the IS - lower ana for the
coupon 10 - higher Annexed the closing qIOta.
tlOH4:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
DELAY IN THE wIYAHs DIVORCE CASE.

The Winans divorce case was again adj
journed yesterday owing to the continued illness Of
Mrs. Alice OKeene, who seeks divorce from Ross H.
Ninans. OF Baltimore Joseph If. ChOate gave notice
mat MIS- Keee should not be ready TO proceed ut
The date set down for the next hearing January he
should that her complaint he dismissed; should
that denied, he would that referee close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

me UnIteq states Treasury ut Washington received
SoOo,OOO National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts S596ooo and the internal
revenue receipts were $91 ,66s
Ihe foreign exchanges were dull and rates were
steady. The quotations for business are as follows
BANKERS bills. ~ 95a and "a sSe for long and snort
sterling respectively; 61sla aud g. is for francs 9oi2
and 96lQ for reichmarks 40 and 4Oli for guilders.
In London British consols were steady and unchanged
at 99 DIT and 90 7l0 respectively for money and ac-
count. United states A. were off e at 1888 Tho quo
tations for American railway but little affected
ny Yesterdays home depression and tho first prices
came materially higher than the equivalents OF last
evenings home closing, and later made advances wnch
were FULLY maintained at the close Bar silver was Ltd
higher at AID per ounce. The Bank OF England lost
$4,000 bullion on balances Of which 100000 was with
drawn Tor shipment to Halifax. At Paris French per
cent rose to S035.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
ASKING $4,000 AND GETTING 6 CENTS.

Six cents damages were awarded by a jury III
the Supreme Court yesterday to John Gray IN SUIT
against James Everard, OF the firm Of shook Everard
brewers for malicious prosecution. lie sued for $4,000
The plaintiff "a salesman employed by the defendant
retained $16G moneys collected by him. claim
ing that the trm owed him $500 for commissions. On
May 90 1883, Mr.. Everard caused his arrest on "a
charge OF embezzement. lie waived an cxaGIinatl IN
before Police Justice Patterson and was hold The
Grand Jury refused to iRdct hin the trial, which
BEGAN week last Friday, before Justice Andrews.
the paInti that he to receive per cent as
commission all sales made by him. while the defend
ant declared that IL to be per coLt all money
collected aud that the firm owed hm nothing; and that
the arre-t mado probable cause and not malc-
lously. L. ID. Mccarthy aud John A. Foley appeared
for the plaintiff and exJudge A J. DttenhOcer, Grltz
Nathan and ID. NJ. Newberl,er for Tho defenlant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

Business ia State bonds confined 10 dealings ia
the Nrsmia 80 deferred, which with sdcs or @l1OuOO
y TO la There no transactions III city bank
stocks
large and wcdistrbutcd business was done IN rail
bonds and wIth smart advance IN the ngurcs
The sales Eric second cOn,Ols amounted To 3D.,
600 ard they from s-3 to and closed NJ 1913; the
first gold - up u at I2S. Missouri Kansas aud
Texas Inst cOnsos rose To ia the general O3 were
finn 1T 81 and the d rose q 20 114 Rome. Whtortown
ana Ogdeusburg cOusOl y. up ll9 at ~. Canada
Southern rst >, J. at 100 ana tho seconds rose
SO and incomes advanced 2 10 80. Fast Tennessee.
Virginia audGeOrgn consoi IS - To Ioi2 ana the
incomes were 81 3, West Shore guaranteed Is
were strong 1904 lOO7- Indianapolis Bloomington
ana Western per cent to 033 and tho IN
comes 3l2 higher at 31l2 Columbus, Hooking Val
lev and Toledo frsts roso y to -, and Toledo and
Ohio Central nrsts up Il at DoAe inter
national and Great Northern Us sold NJ
s3ifa-3t2 and Mexican Central nrsts ~
ISL 81 Paul terminal IS l. better 80 lob MOTH
western drbonure % to lOi and the 20 year de-
heutures were ND a at lO3S. Wabash general Us were
ccipts were up 4 at 9O Kansas Pacific cohso, re
covered To 100 Texas aud Pacific income' closed WIN
gnln of per cent at 81 ana nrsts. NO Granhe dVl-
sion were IL higher A. H. Atlantic and Paelhc IN
comes rose Il - Gulf Colorado and SANTA fe nrsts
advanced a 10 SGG and 81 Louis and san Francisco
general Gs were u higher at iOl. 49,. o-o
The gnir Treasury to-day lost on balance $ll3O'o
made M by a currency loss Of Sl532J9 less ooln gam
of S33js9 The days operations werc Receipts,
son Isg; payments Sl.O7l 1853; aud resulted ~
balances OF l3,l2O.5l5 currency ana pI'5'ooo'-oo
Money was easy at 2a3 per cent aud closed at 2'sSa
The Clearing House statement was as follows: E1'
changes, 81 ,209077; balances, S4,99ooO3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

HAYANp SrRAW-Gn fair demand ard firm for Choice
Zoo; shipping er.des 7tc strIw-No O0o'c' NO = 100
SoGRss dun, New-orleans Fancy. SOC: Choice.
METALS ON Change iron certificates were dur hut
, Ig - y, 4rl, TO- TRANSFERABLE notices January
livery At u 81 tn qa e ana qnGh3ps'd a. 20 p,
sin neg Transferable notices 7suc at 60 40 Copper
looc do Hatm9" lo5ac Le1G no r. OF
Tor domcsi. AID ~ for foreign rams elaoe
notices ISSUED IT - for amest 6@ ron and steel rail
NAVAL sToREs-spnsI urpcnune was dullaud slightly
sSsiSr al rt 90 u 64 Goo! siaaci
a! az IN H. F3sGcs g. Soc " g. So. TSG " w.ooG
gSet w G@t 95 ssya % aGnty
Crude Cotton seed = 7ci Kerned summer Yellow a3 q
Bcachcd IS Soc; Cod Domestic 20 SS7c' Ne"I'uh""nd
V0cEAN FRr1Gurs-ANde from . moderate movement
tho berth and fair HfnieG LO1 sue Sn io
J JaSpaa 'prt iron 2 wATE9F0RD hence
Elm from T6iadelphia (crman snrs {, arriye
5000 b1s Grade Oh 9Hi private terms ms T iSh
h Il Gr. o gai 3' a. 8d privilege Of poye
L. steam hence $500 bush grain private terms ana
H9oV % G SnIa I grain 3D. and Is o5G bush W
YORK; from baeys n!s ssl%onsr hg1S rr - DO
WILMIS TON uel FROM 4yanl2 schoon rinmOgrS 20
a SO NEw.YoiiK from savannah. two schooners lun'
E p q 90 HdASHE ' hence S BARK 4oj
ePRoVisIoNsgFoKKN he general noret has ,!un loot;
WITH 1yror,ers ,ti holding off ar without change q
moment sales 700 bills Mess 70 tlo2 Mc's luoteu
90 X b. aSlO 5O $40 asil 90 for Family Ness tl2OO0
Il OO Tor Clear Back; - 5OG - % for Extra Primo
BEEF-Hns not Ell sine, orr a. Win =, .r'hhnu'
tiry Extra India Mess $4,000; Extra MessJbls
si6OO; Packet 1900 In bbis Family Mes. sl2OOV
SlBOO BEEF HAMS mo .erhtt ,t."i-bh. Ouoleo AZ
IiO 50qSl6 o. CUT MEATS-Are ell sustained IN price
Win fair iemaud. sales. 1000 Picklr Hfilcs
a. - ickrd nus Picked -houlders quoted 7a0
&c smoked shoulders 5ae53c. Picked Hams. oi4G5ac;
SmokcddO. la@lOc. MIDDLtS- ,,..., -
~ ,'I il - Long clear IN Newly Ork quoted 01c. TOT
Western delivery. clear. 40 shor Clear l1c
DRESSkD HOGS up tuy ~. win -oj' zen, n"'
civ Heavy 20 Light. 9 Gj}c.i Pigs. 9IG3 Sc LAhD-
e Neres shale NJ uer,
feeling became weaker ana prices Vecnei
9 points leaving OF barely steady ash aing falr'
manly home am tho specu lonlS nourc clFe
sales 500 tcs January, 81 d635c closing b Gb39c
400 res FEBRUARY SIS 0j. c. closing 90 Gooci auuV
tee March a6l7c, closing So d0A3c. l2nOtcs APRIL
n 81 6Yc closing 81 d6 SOC, so ;cs May, obbdUu.c
,iosng CITY steam fairly active sales. ~ tcs
6.5G' $50. Continent quoted a oboc aud south
-.es, incnt private tcruiN
IIJITER marECt has not vurrd In any particular
ruluy steady with fair demand for Nm ''ock western
Creamery j0S CT rgn do 81 39c state Dairy hai-nfkn
tubs "a C.; Western Factory lmltatoh creamery
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30
Nor ENoUGn ro coNsTIrUTE A LIBEL

Henry V. Bemis, chief owner, editor and
manager Of The Chtcago HorsemaH, recently sued San
ders d. Bruce, Leslie c. Bruce and Hamilton BusJy
proprietors Of The TG Field a,.d Farm for libel, charg
Ing them with Publishing March last the following
" false and defamatory matter -:
Commodore KtsOu is q IN whom tie public has the
confidence. his tower strength ana II
" the u such names inquired n The
entry The jOyis Span IN IDhc estimation Winnie
the rOut pool fluctuations his Nay have
struck Ian beng good gCneIsslp bu honest "0
pie Iiktdlt order obey "bispers were heal
ihst the noted preparing 10 tase charge 81
sunday-sChOOl But reckI IS moment SPAN decided TO
give up pacing klg the horse Johnson hH back sid
Belle T. onward and now The CouFJouraat ets hy at
him arrow dipped IN gall
The plaintiff further alleged that March 20 the de-
PENDANTS published the following:
The little paragraph from Thc T[ FJe1 and FIRM rela
tive Splan rug his CNOn with nigh
gentleman Ike COmmJiOc TitsOu and entering INTO
an engagemeuJ with ii. v Benls. Of Belle +. and
making the rounds OF the under q" heading
Fallen FROM Grace" starting hOres under TIE plO
dEeTent drivers IN The same race Is not the ht5On
idea OF healthy sport
For tai, the plaintiff claimed $4,000 damages.
Jnstics OGorman in the Superior Court yesterday,
SUSTAINED the Defendants demurrer 20 the mpaiDt
The ground that IL facts sufficient
stitute a cause Of action lie says in his opinion that
the words complained OF do not OF themso naturally
or fairly import charge against the pinua Of crime, or
OF any dsgraceful act do they tend TO inlet the
plaintiff any temporal loss or damage as tue certain or
probable cause OF the publication The demurrer
sustained with costs"