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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
SHORT SKIRTS AT 1HE FAIR.
DRESS REFORM TO BE INTRODUCED NEXT YEAR
AT THE GREAT EXPOSITION


c,Icaco Dec IG (Speclal).-The eXecnhNc '"''
ni,tce o. ,ls National Council Of Women mas nni'"''
q, work and the delegates started Tor -'her n'"''
,o.n,cht The council itself viii hoid n sr''u wa =,
iavc in Ceicago in Nav. The members d INV 'o'"
,ro,o,a "a make themselves martyrs 10 'h' V'
rr reform 10 the extent Of wearing n" Shor' ~ "
,,o.,o.rts .. the Worlds Fair next year. MrS' va,
WRIGHT bcwall president Of the council WIS
,,o.so, with ,ha work accomplished. AS "'i'"'"
r', ., o,,r efforts" said She Eve lnduceu INV
roord of rady Managers Of the Colump'ah rApo'''''
8, rror,ien snoce on the grounds next year ior n'''
ouo,to,s We are AT present earnestly e't"s ~
w., ,orl, NJ divorce reform and IN ohuc''o,"s e.
s,cre uniform and equal legislation In all the Sa"S
v,u. rcrard tp short skirts. MS oe"d" uu"
,,i, - would be much Of an undertaking W ~ NV
49,, dont,on of n short skirted cosiHmc. sun W.
,u t,e advantage cf the Worlds Fair" Sald she anu
,., ,,,o mcnbcr5 Of the Council will seek to di'poy
a. ,rontsces OF tie improved dress when costume
vim no, lie supposed TO be absolutely co''
and individuals vii. not be 50 conspicuous 'u'' az
,on,oc of folr varieties, AMI VII De PreSc lon
new Vnn,c before Ionc They are called thc Syian
10 st, Gt,ian American costume ana R' h
az They reach hail way 70 the a',s' "'" VIZ
unoo The legs inclosed In !cGsHi''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17

No little excitement was caused in tbs clN NtS'0,
49,, ,rror - v,s known that Elijah Grant, a small
pox patient HAD escaped IN the night from the lrsl
house and was At large somewhere IN The CITY u,ah.
gave the hospital authorities bad flight by walhns
into that place on Wednesday. He wa removed ~
the pest-house superintendent Grcn teepnv'' and
Fief TepS sent his men in all directions 20
capture the patient. He was caught ana ""S 'aAc''
sga.n 10 the pest-house -
ono Of the inmates OF the Elizabeth Hospl'ai vas
suSdnnly stricken with dellium while III me oa,n.
1t.or, YESTERDAY ana taking advantage OF the loi t't
no hcsnital orderly stopped to PICK up towel ne
partly deranged and hs;cloed man darled Pan @
AZ ~ LIZ and sash were shattered. and the patent
aligned in yard about sixteen 6 icGt a g So apptap
y" no rnuCh hurt The action rather restored nm 10
his Senses and he quietly lea back INTO the hoo-
initial and put TO bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

A MAN AND HIS WIFE KILLED BY TRAIN.
Andrew and Fanny Robin on. colorcd came from
Norfolk Va short time ago Robinson found
place IN this city, and Mrs. Robinson went 70 "ofH
as n servant IN Elizabeth. Occasionally they visTcu
each other Thursday evening Mrs. Robinson came
here remaining az RODinsons boarding house. In La
fayette. until shout 10 80 p. m. Then the two
started 10 the CoInmunpaw station OF the Central
Railroad IN order to save time they wakei niohe
tse track When near the station they met freight
train ana stepped 70 the other track 10 avon
H. AS they did 80 they struck by the khlaoe'h
express going the other way, and fatally lhJ'I'u.
Robin on died on the way TO the hospital ana MIS-
Robinson died early yesterday morning In the pocket
o. Mrs RobinsJn's dress found registered leuer
from Lucy Epps, NO II Reservoir ave. No:ioh va"
and message has been sent 20 her
The funeral of sheriff John j. McPhlIipS took pa
Yesterday at ST. Joseph, Church. in Bald"naV' N0i
t,cnor Seton celebrated the requiem Ihe chuIH
was crowded with politicians ana lawyers OF oo'"
narties The burial was in West side Cemetery
l. L. Bristol tunnel superintendent for tho Dcla"are.
Iackawanna and Western Railroad IN MS CIV vs.
terdav and thrown a distance Of forty feet ms sN",
was fractured and he viii probably Wp, Nv "'' .
wife and six children and resid> IN ilo0oheI c,1.,
Mrs Natilde IaEge. wife OF Paul IAhRr' OF "t,,"
ST. ana WeOstcl-ave., let mono on i 6 ,,rn voiI,r
daughters. Mrs. Lanec also TOOK go l." ,o',"o
81 propertv valued a, $500. lesie:C'N uIn e. -,
learned that Mrs. I1nrc had been acGnnP',,,i,u ~
In the Westernla1d on Decenhor .. olSpi'cn WI
sent to TIE authorized to arrt mem on e't IL -d
Iance saws he Only wants his children; lis VIE anu
the money can co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-In Baz growths The market VA Suaui o 20
bag, 30 T. arrive lG'c 1000 bag Sant 6 i" II
ijr Tor 10 = Tho mild gowths w,Ie gm,t' ~ "a
10y hays MaiacaibO. at lO'2G l9'2' anu ~
~ anita ar 1jAgls1,c. The option trading wa
nod r1t,iy a,tyc the -alr- and eXchanfs ahouht9
r. 900 Iag, The market opened ste1uy, r. . ~
VanciTg 20 points September - point. ana 9tn'i Ii"
70 10 Is point. Tho cosc wa STEADY at Era, -,
cable quoted First ordinary 40 ko,l; IL wy sISu
lend no ki,-l II 500 exchange tpllNat a. j., Nv
rc,jid. In Rio OGO RIO clcaranccs 70 hl,ru b.,
Cof imI. Ro 81 arHnces u llIopr loco III in
.,,.k Rio market quiet lV cile' III
San,"- 600 baes; Santos stock. iOt 900 Si'
irt weak: GOOD average to-, II ioV fc''p~ '
Ei1 uly 10 December II. 1sH2 lGOl vUO Os ooe 1o
,,,oa so bags. time loou .-'oo,,u',,V
,, ooi1ts a, Sanos July t. December -. 1S.2
~ ooo baee sliur time 1891. 177iOO bass same t'"
Wlrchouse deliver, since December l. iso G,
Yorl l32 SO bags 'Rau &C. G-D bags "c"'o ''i'''
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
DlYyER or COMPANY +. oaD REGIMENT.

The Old annual inner OF Company F, "ei Regiment
wa, held at the Brv,dcic House Thursdi evening About
nitv members Of the crgan zation were pr,@ent An
orc cs, plavod popular The dinner opened with
a lriycr bv the Rev Madison c. Peters When the
cote, AMI ctar, had Lcen served Captain Smith Intro.
drc,d Major franklin Poftlott who sal1 among other
thlngs that since "a, ''turnngd0Nn" Of SPEAKER
Crisp CONGRESSMAN expected 10 mike address at
every dlla,r taat he attended.
The Rev Mr.. Peters responded 10 the toast 'Onr
Guests" c. y. DAILY sang song which contained a
giving account OF the brsv'ry OF the reg Mt at
HuIso Augustus W. Peters responded the It
"Woman." Among those present Colonel John r.
Camp, Licutesutrolorc W V. King Captains Ilennc.
be ger and =. T. Briggs Commander C. e.. Dohbs Lieu.
tenants W. 3 rcnnCtt and Lovenbein Sfrg(ants J. A
Turney. c. Wehre Edward Hayes. Frank Kramer and C.
Disbrow Joseph NJ Smith, ". l.. Iswcs George w.
Brown, Charles V. x. Foley J. X Cole. H. Stevens
ana Frank Ricfa d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
NAVAL ENGINEERS HAVE 4 DINNER.
sUCcEssFUL EErN.oN Ar DELMQNICo's SOME
Or THOSE PRESENT.

A SUCCESSFUL EEUN,oN tT DELMQNICo SOME
Or THOSE PRESENT
The active. retired and cN-cns'Eeer omcsr' o. III"
Navy in Ncw-N0rk and is vicinity h"ii reunion ""'
dinner Thur.day night ~ Dem9nlcoS for the paipo'o
establishing II tctcr acquaintance between u' >o'"S'
anu older engineers, and renewing Oh 1s,"'
~ thos. who have let and those who are san IN t'
.ervicr Chief Engineer J.. T. IsherwOod presided at
IN. diuner which informal one, ana anecdotes
s,d rer,irl,ce,rc, were exchanged until lat honr
The dinner was a src0cs, ana an annual reunion
VIII hereafter be hold. TIL, Reception Committee con
sisted OF Chief Engineer Charles Il. LONE, I"sST"
Assistant Engineer F,ank II. E!dridge. eNEHSlhce:s
coorco " Hall phrip r. Voorhees, ana Reuben
Riley Among those present were l. Z Beg NJ
A. Andcrson ". H. Bailey. +. {. lowers Johh L
Kaier. W. : Moore ". II. Chambers. F. IL. Ccnah'
W. O. Chrisman, Theodore Cooper, W G. toWles. W. H.
Deming Il. r. Davidson, James Hare, "e0rgs H.
Kearncy George ". Magce. Is. F. NOOd X. II. lhhia
ton ard George Weed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
~ TvcIvr WIPES TERRIBLE DEED.

Eridgetown " J.. Dec lG.-George Bowers was
Killed nv Ms wife al o'clock tbs morning al me
,,1loce OF Greenwich wher. they were visiting Bowers
and his wife resided In lrldgetovn with their three
chidrcn the Youngest n baby twelve weeks Old. Mrs
lowers was extremely nervous at times and af'ictel
with hvs,era Mr.. Bowcrs and his wife retired early
last evening She was apparently all hight In her
mind About o'clock this morning while Mr.. Bowers
was asleep Mrs. Bowers ARCS" nolselessly secured
loaded gun that was kept In the house. ana Die" ou'
nor buslsnd,s brains Mrs lovers is now In the
c,c,odv az thc coroner Thtrc Is no doubt that she
is insane An inquest Will BE- held Oh The body
tc,fay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Live rppol. Dee. IL. p. m.-,O'tOn-Fulnrcs closed
steady American mlduling. low mi idlng cIlu,c. De
c,mlrr drlV rs, , l.6id buVcr- december and Jan
unry delivery. l2.Gii buyer, January ant Fec
rIniy delivery. 1904 buyers. February ANA March
delivery , I5.GiaJ loGid. Mar Il AMI April ,eivcry.
> I--cid BUYERS; Ap,i AMI May delivery. 2o-6lo
1l-OId May and June delivery. - Ga seller, 4,
.Iuur and july delivery > - Gll BUYERS, july and
August delivery. > 2,-Gld buyers.
Galveston. Dec. ld-toiiOn hfm. middng, oo-l6c ,
low mldGnnI. . lOc. good ordinary. II Ice. net
anI gros, receipts. Dist bake. export, To Great
Britain, 5000 bales. constWsc. i,J3i bale sab ~.
/ ,i7u Lal... Stock lJ5lcI bale Wcckly Nct ami
gross receipts ijlsG bal exports to Great Britain.
O02 bales 20 the continent 15.lD bales. cOastNi g.
l77J7 hrs. -ales. 7.34- hal"s: spinner 10 bales.
Norfolk. Dec. 10 oiton stca!S midd'ing, j-Sc
low middng. . , lie good crlnnry. lie. net and
bales; sales. 42o bales stock 43437 bales. Weekly
Net and gross receipts, 6,4sJ bales exports 70 Great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Dec. 10. 4j p. m.-Beef in fair de-
mand. Pork In fair demand. Hams in good demand.
about % rs. firm at 45s Sd. shouders-Abont 10 "a
Il lbs. firm at AS Cheese in poor demand. Talow.
tUrpentine and 10 In in poor demand. IArd-sn,,t
ard fntures-There Is nothing Offering: prime Western
spot tnl! at sos Cd. Wheat m fair demand; No 3
red winter steady at IS la; 10. red spring
spot and futures In poor demand mixed Western sno.
I ady at IS la: December dull at As aid
Ianu'ry dull vt As I'd. Hops az LOndon-Acifc coast
I'm fair demand 'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PR

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF pgrcrs
There was a. falling off in the output Of the Nc.
Donald field yesterday OF 900 barrels reducing ,,s
production to 1880 barrels The news had no bsns.
fetal effect the crude certificate market Thers
was continued staeratiOn at the Stock Exchange ard
at the Consolidated Board only 5000 barrels we're
dealt In at 80 cents against "a cents the last pre-
a weakening tendency at SO 5--a u "a cents
Rcined petroleum was unchanged at 545 cents In
barrels, 2.05 cents In bulk and $50 cents in caaes
Foreign quotations wee: Antwerp. II rs franco
Bremen, $50 marks: London, l-2a4 3.id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17

Martin l. Townsend and number OF olher "ic" WV,
were members Of the CONSTITUTIONS Noh'enuoi "
800 ana who have made special s'uuS Vi wv
,oct Professor C. ~ Collin Of the statutory Revision
conmisslon will read a paper upon the work OF that
commission The social side OF tho meeiin; VIII con
et Of reception to be rendered justice I'm
tba ev4n,nr of Janunry Is the Governor VIII enter
,ain tic association. The membership las peen III
crl.l.ed dining Tie last year bN aOOnl w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17

u,,.,r aA,, bales: coastwtse. 5.457 bales; sales,

rrta,n. 3.455 bales coastwise. 5,4j7 bales sales
- New Orleans Dec. 1G.-COtton dull; midanng
1I1Gc low mdd ing doc: so3 "a ,S er' halas
"a i6c net receipts o. 1O3 bales. gross, 1850 bars
,nort 10 Great Britain 1851 bales 10 France 4'eo9
ae, to the continent ass ba 40 o co1 ho%i wsety
Vet r~c~ips 56.l2J bales: gross 50,74o bales eA
ports to Great Brain, lo.2l 6,eS 10 t'se
357 bales; to tile c9nun no a,i'o ""0''
savannah, Dec. lG-Coon quiet miading " ana
low mddlng l-4c good ordinary, &c net IN,
IN. receipts 27:35 bales: experts coastWse Ill
Iale>: sales $50 bales; stock. i21 l1i Dales. "cs
Net and gross receipts 2lOlf haies; exports c~a''
u-i-r : 1.2 balls. sales, $3.50 bal.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
STATE BAR Associations COMING MEETING

Albany. Dee. 10 Newton Fiero. president OF Inc
State Bar Association, said yesterday. IN reference
Ia the annual meeting OF that body The ahhl'h
meeting next month promises TO be one of TIE best ia
f1,e history Of the association II. j. Brewer Justice
of the Supreme Court Of the United states. viii de-
liver An address OH the evening o! January II on
.permanencc OF Tenure Of Judicial once and Its Re-
iations 10 the Operations OF Public Government
Justice Alton d. Parker. Of the Ncw-fofa supreme
Court will at the same time deliver an address upon
"A Phase OF Law Reform ON January Is business
meeting will be held. at which papers will be read
unon the Judiciary article. with reference the com.
ins Constitutional Convention. by Judge George F..
pauforh late OF the Court Of Appeals: f. Il. Coudcrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
NEWARK

Jennie v Kane colorcd, Of Orange VINO was sen.
fenced two months AGO TO three mo'hS III 'ne ~,
sm - ,hr,o cbo,res of larceny, was found dead In
!- IN .,rsav She had stranglcd herself 6v
,rrhtspinc about her neck piece Of her skirt 9"'
was q dress-Makcr. a.. d,
80" ,,,,,, colorcJ was arrested in " dive
In Tri,rest. carly yesie,day for stshMne len.
Francis colorrf IN quarrel The after HVes on ~
No 233 IIalscy-st He was sent 10 thc hJspl'"i' "
the wound was found 10 be serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17

Eo,,on. Dec. 16-Markcts quiet and steady IKE Ke
ccpts-Flonr 1000 bbl- 1000 SACK. corn 0'0oo
bush oats, 81 900 bush; shorts, ITO tons.
Buffalo. Dec. lG.-sprng wheat easy deman ,a
rglt: sni.s ears No / hard. Cd. 80 80 go do
new II &c: 900 No. Northern, a 3.4c 800 '
do - :I.-c o. 800 at 77o - lie: closing 40 na.h
I'D. % j.oc; do new 30 $50 20 use; 40. ! Norm
crIl Euunh old ~ j-Sc: do Chicago do, 20 3-9c
do Minneapolis do. - 1,c. do Wa'n6urn no. - o9c
do Duluth new 10 7-oc: no Northern. - 90
Winic wheat quiet No. red. - Lac No. o eX MR.
red Tie; no. white. 71c a,ked; sales, cars iAel
IS &C. Corn In fair demand and g"neEuy iO% c
sales | car No. = yellow AZ c. 10 No. 8 90 AZ 70
- 10 ! DO - l-iC: L No. =. loo IA No. - 80 ~
/ DO Is 1-4c; > No 4, 440f4 lie 40 : VIII
a. 3-tc: | No. 3 do, ~ l2c. track, 40 NrhV"'
~ I.2c store oats lower demand ialr, csr5 10
> white. 3. I-2c: 4 40. do. 80 Sac NO. H M
3Gc tnch Barley duh; No. white &c No o. .
"Ntra. Ga $50: 40. 3, COZ 63c; no. 4. 'Cg ooc
Michigan. cOa zoe; State, Go0 I3c; Canada 10 j.
lie: No. . 7sc No. 3 extra, re rye dull 20
- sec asked store. Flour dull weak bss PES, 'P amy
"a 4Oa8i 40: do winter, S;t 0Oa ri rye nour,
IS ioo - 80 NH feed duh unchansed oars oar"
vintsr bran 80 80 do Medium 80 20 90 3l P'.
III Coarse spring bran, "a do medium S,9 S SU
do ship, S13 25: coarse midt1ngs ga %, my
While feed. Sl6 2Ja $40 10 sacked ieeu' - ~ ~
Higher. Rccclpts-Whcat LEO bush; com, 22,W,o
hn,h: oats. $1,000 bush; barley. 5000 bush. mp
mcns-Tiour, 1000 Ibis; wheat, 10000 OuSn
corn 5000 bush; oats, 10000 bush; parieY'
5000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17

rho onnnsl cucning OF lie toboseAn ald'- Oh IIV
r.s.v Cos,n,v Toho.ran Club viii take place 'h's
evening at orange. the weather permitting II. lne
slides will be illuminated with incandescen eie'',o
lights The Essex County GLIB wa: oIgan,5@a IN
W. vim few members II now las a memDersinlp
~ rearly 600 This winter gives pi0HI7Te vi neine
owe of The most successful and enjoyable the co ha'
ever had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
Mr.. ELwELL TO MAKE 4 STATUE or HANCOCK.

sandwich Mass Dec. l6.-F Edwin Ewel, the
sculptor has secured the contract fer que'tran
statue Of General Winfield SOFT Hancock TO BE- crciet
upon the battlefield Of Getysbarg, for which lac VIII
receive 500 900. Mr.. Elwel executed bust OF wee
President Morton at his summer h"m' mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17

yewycrh, friday Dec. lebIaxS ,cE, d2cc, 20
car ear @ as as@ n c ar y ea ne I'' esr.
sod hoe wa 90. Tny It'' s ., aoinf ~ to
ON '1WaGnc.;ay, pr- and PRIME and oCS colorado,
.hadc higher. 81 s,'D,.n, 70 ~hocc native steers
s5G az - l0atj so o: extra ONO 'ta' ~, 70 Clty
~ joITi % bnll, A. 30 20 - 1o for common 10 coc"
d5ca RI and sa6, for Texas aid eoord' no. '1
oisic's ar guiie ,hn ScT and .c.nr a, an 'f'rasr
9"e5 man 'r'' AH~fon -'Srs have ol-o 5, psi o
are making lo.'', Tor l.iP'' WIN
SO ',P'n6'c On q anfiay % Hgq i'scs Sg ,.S 55
gai' ~ 81 w., Nsco,k li2 cattle and loo qAtt,u..
o, ol Tie l''t "smi ,rl e g 'a eai;S oi j. shamns
me- ttrur.a GOO qgattr' tc A o. Tor Eastman,
aud M Cty = F"rl> -''..', ,fso clrri,. 100
COMPANY u,, 'sScS.on sons. making Win - catit.
quarter ~ ~ -, H.. ca .btee IN +. : Dilcno.sK
and 30 -h'" :" 50 on INC vcek q GO leove-. 1888
otol from tnis pr, 10 r.. and dressed PICS -
qua''cf' I22 Co.,, ,elS CO. 10 ohio s,'"IN 1903 ~
9ycf..o at 80 (9S y a, >, = oogGe' il:7 y a.
s'o ,,6 sS"S i a. * 20; d. ~ At = So II, a.
Shcruln & culver 10 ONO - n, - 81. il do
- do 1919 = At =, - - uno. d. 200 = AZ - 90
a[cn 1880 - At 80 90 o. ~ 40 =. COWS, So r. At
e. 90 ! d. $50 At q 2,,o, ..,e,. i2o4 - s., GO.
Se',ton Iil"tt - man ., az n Al - % do
on 400 T. 81 - %" = Al 4 10. do 73l = -
sander. ? ~" pa ~, a. a. ESQ ~ At - 3 d..
- - DO ieS. D. cow, 80 =. al s. -. .,
1923 = At - ~ Tiinoi. -, 1855 = at - go; p
K,Stucty i2i! n a. :. CO. DO i.7 ~ at - - do.
Rat & P.aeock' 20 cows sou IT, ~
wllaCrson & sherman 10 o;ie So s5,S "a 40.
g. l'It " ~ = O., ,8,a = a, = 90 - Kc1fns N'
1888 = g. :, " 10 DO 1850 - a, - u TO- l26' :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17


%sTn "a, SS's s, soi 1893 1893 e; e.; issS 1893
i 1sy ... SI3e iiSii ii0Ss!, INK 5o
N' FLOUR AND MFHI-FLorR deaani fo' srri9s
what wi'nt. oniinu~' lir =, Zoo II,I t ,oi i,t,
ping patent. a, - 95G'i ic o,h{ 20, oc II. &
.,aqhi = 5ostS 50 &c. bD., go ics s'' 80 s ~
az 90 .oV 'p So 90 Ther were in 'ai;on
Eg'rrkd c,. 4'oGS CIV oS bin ol,, gao;i at io
- 70 ~ tie West indie, do Ia'eats - eoasi CO. 10
aoe sSS. me " a1 train Sa; .as and
Nntsr 50 5oas' 20 dSr. = s's$5 90 ZOO j III "a
5oas3 . Tor -traisiis 'oa;$ 30 ~ ceir - of
s,19o 10Y iSgsi 90 T.. the Whole range ntC;;.
wGAr NE 'na if NC 800
ob- -uirtnn" a - 1o"eJ - og.NNl ~ ~, 'hnn'
sssoa5ai.0i:: .s,s.. 800 81. .,..... -,
wa, active but -. e,'r va At ~ " q, 'n, ,
.S@r IN. M 81 'I III, m q, das The oaaS
rtcidy and Ad'an," u ',c so2n 700" pa,e ih7i
c% caascd " ,isli m'1o Cnbl, a.,ennt. wei. H.
mo,eeat f.l .yo. r-pi' q ~ d. t..
U.s. b. 'no, So n, Ng'ih, o,, Ir a My g' G.
Sale, 10000 bs,i fuure 10000 bi,, apt ncaains
~ lrd "o'I, , gtf So I'd ~. uarisd rei
755G7@r: So ! Nor.lr'1 ,',ns soo~o4y 80 TO- =.
30 hard ~" 40 MnH ,; -. -. anu
nss % a, ,'" q. iseqaiy sg7g.:' cs,ng
60 CO. -uf'afs ~ =. - dS k,i1 ,.ine NJ 5ric de-
S Ny ' Gs Ia s sS, at l, sS a. 's Qu1
Fi%FIGT itTD TAGliY MAlTga,,i .ea sa., 9a;'' ,
m n M T nurnc., dotr6pi appylnq lart cua !, -
o, Zoo .,t ,,,rs.f w.. yer, auu aod clo 81 lower
| IN .ynpathy ni,i option, shipper ,o,E "a c0i tu,h.
nc''G'"s -, -ditNDrcd - so5 600 bn,h r,.grr
sG5 600 bush .r,t .ne,udlnf 49, = mixed g, 5OidSlt
sS' a. 5,rn-ir} W inr a, ,or DO Jai.uary 5If,ii,r
ci irc =, ;ir d, r. br.ar ~, oj.,-r clo-ng ut jlc
! a 30 .-.l. IL M q
90 M'I , I, nv az f,u.re ccsc-rs. as
. r-ult u ira..nng declined 20 ~ synIAr' MI. u"
os.r a. ~ & G "a, r Ta t s G ~, &C. '
Snir, sos 900 ba.h ilmrs 5000 bush pot. nclldns
Xo %"1, ,'i,,,@%4 Xo ; caso 81 c li'cild'G Wc,
I'm mi,cd s5Ea57. do WIT. TO- - 81 NJ, .
M al SO do MAY 81 .a:GNc. losing at @osc; d.,
Wwn m .-' II, F'u1r, c.1'inr a. Aic ..- FEED
~ 80, 80, o., 10 . 30 fli so m. SOC for 80 ~
30. 'r leo ~ s,d,or e.ap-, c.a rye l.,d 7oa75cs
! - - 90 - III - ~ - ,.t H.. on. more
Ia, FAY Az 3o 80 Ne Sc: go = 10nso.' slipping
~ r>@G Gsc s5c do. Goa b5c ,ut hav 80,
! ,tan' 91 nf ir' oo"o'' S''', ''' ''"'" '''
"h,1t 10. ir' t,i,lv At r,o,ious ou,te,ious New.
n"rn 'I =, onIl1n 10a52- lsal' 1872; 1850
, I9lmyoh "a l Emalo facnc Coas, i502 choice
go go,a to PrTs ~: ,na r il
| 30.. NtmaIis. c,c. 43atSc
OF. ans c n4ih,t Is cay n io1r, i"'o -, -"Gi;In
G1e 80 60 lrw ci"P rIT |
NAVAL STOEl N-NllIllN EIi:N M N ne HaF
ket wos slightly co,'r rl" M az ~ go D.
&rt a'I ~ .p6SSi 10. + 81 70 g. II 30: II - ~.
! y 10; X. o. 81 NJ. -; y - - " t. ~ TO- y"
- Gite-Tbe demand fr coton,c,,i l. Hight and
The market ruicr selhy ,a-cr. oo,ton,ctd, crude
i' pinc so oc OH srid~ 3G%sc winter Yellow
41H 80 Nhi'. ~" - 49, -. =, , oi
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a NNN -
crop NOVEMES 1

The speculative market ruled nervous a uyg ana en-
.,ni ali 'cay pricr, iurtgaed freely ana cary ia u'
,ssion tn general tone vs. upward A. ., ~
light port recellt,--'1li Lar'i 'YS' 'hcn how
ever IN. 'qhness began 70 /" fl; s'l ms: ia coz
construed hy tsafe., - indicate q crop o. o"V~
holos sham decline TOOK place, though a. VA. LOS
ricc, st,il showed net sGvance OF sac points 10 inc
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LIVE STOCK MAEIErs-nY TELEGRAPH

\ r
rn,f,Io. Dec. lG.-Cat,lc Receipt, lat t~"hN lo',
l,,n,' :. 500 head: to.al for n"ch thus lar i'',n
"a for same inic lat week. i''V'
head ,nn,ignrd Though. 800 head to Ne"
York. $50 mead Oh sale, oo h,'u' - 80 t,
itogs' urcr,pts l,.t twenty four h,us, 5000 hal'
i,,'l f,r week tina, far ,J,JdO head, f'r same uu'
iu.t week ,9..JO head consigned pntn' ''''
i,,a ,n New YORK. $3.50 head, IN sale" 2,-'o h'id
'l..r' linn. H-dNN gradrs corn leo f''''" goo
nuchrr, and medium. 4D.6J0 500, Yorker, E'ou -
nj led 81 .150 4o.O1, light "a air do. T"l'"
al; 81: cod heavy ends, tG-1o 900, pls~ EJou -
,,.st corn lod SG.3O1rhio, common sMp' 10 Iai''
r,iODa~G.J. a-so ted rou9s rl.'10 90 comm "a 49,
r., -, -5.75. ,tng,. ri.11o tJ"3. sheep ana sHlp'
10, 81 Df. la.t twenty -fuug hours 400 hrld' t'd
fnr week thu, lar 10000 head for same thr l'l
y,et II 100 head cJn.igurd through. LOO head
Ia New \ DIRK 300 head n sale. 200 hrw clo 81
,tDndy ci he, t. fancy M'ticis. rJEJH TpJo' IHi'
~ 49,: Clnad., do. $A.1O0 $50; lambs. natly"
rlaic. T., fstn,v 1Ja $3.50 do idlr To al, T1.''
aSG: call, 20 fair. ti"r5.io; common to Ian'S
,niada, $500 $50. m .. $500,
Cattle Receipts. 100 head. shipments. i-oo hca
market dull lover Christmas becV,o, - 10 - -
others a. 15o - 20 so"krr,, ~ ,naFi ~; COWS
~ O5o ~ -. H., S,-Rroc!pt-. ~ 90 Ia al: snip
common. ~ l0a f6 20 packing aud miN"l, 80 -"
-; - Ood priuc hcav>. - fOa 10 - llght, 80 210
49, 10 butcher. ~ f,asG ~. shecp- Rec .ipti. 1000
head snilm,nlS. i.t'o nrLu; h.at4't unl,, "t Ihh'
- 80: hnls, ~ ,Oo Sj II.
IT, Ioul, Dee 10. att.'-Eccelptl, 5000 head
slIpmcnis 2:IOJ head. No go,l cl't" of any kni
were steady. however HoH-R". eips. $40 heat
shipments 800 head; market zoe higher; heavy.
sO i0a s6 80: packing, $60 81 20; light. fJa S6 81,
>hcep-Rcceipt, i0O head shipments. LOO head
~ - for fair to good. and ~ 4oaS5 ior choice
muttOiI>.
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TILE TRADE Is ClIICNGO.

chi ago. Dee. III (>pccaD.-Thc wheat market had
"A bad break to-day, ind al light no one WA certain
that Le had the secret Of II. May sold from II %
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