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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
cnrrnN MARK NTI-BY TELEHRAPM

IIvVRpuOi. Dec 3.-l2;jO m,-COtton duili Niddling
Upands 1,d Mddling Orleans Od, sales 500 btes
Including 90 bales Tor speculation anu oNpHt loC'lptt,
IL 90 bales all m'rcIn FUTURES du y Dlanda oW NM
ding clause December md January delivery. D lub1d
aiaD = lad January aud February deyery, - a.
aiso 5l.Gid, do March and April delivery. 53Gid, aso
7.Gid. May aud June delivery. cd do June ana July
delivery. u l.bld ,ooo,-,--
deliveries, at todays clearing 1900 bales
new doc kot and 500 bales OIL docket
sales Of the day included Lou bales
American Futures quiet; UDland5 Low Middns clause Do
,rutrr delivery lSOtd buy d. December and Janu
arv delivery. is6td buyers do January ana February de
lyory ,5Uid sellers. DO. February and March dovofy.
) .G4d. sellers March ani Apn delivery. D jo.0d.
value do April and May delivery, GbiAd. buyers do May
delivery. H. s,e do. June and July delivery -
lido value. do. July AMI August delivery Sad value
bpm.-tottou-Futuros CO-et strhly Iplands LOW Mlhu
ling December delivery "a Gi buyers do December
anu January delivery, l~Gldi BUYERS 40, Januaty ana
February delivery SAT sellers do February and March
delivery, . Ji6l ID sellers; 10 March and Apr delivery
3 - .Gfi sellers do April and May delivery oO6ld
buyer do MAY and Juno delivery 3Gtd buyers d. June
and July delivery Gid sellers do July AMI August DEW
cry. hGid. sellers .
GALVESTON Dee D. Cotton steady; Mldlllng 10. Low
Mhld ing iiB: Good OrlnIry ga net receipts 2,p0f
mes; gross 299 hacs Exports 30 france DS Oaes u mo
Continent 500 bales Coastwlso 429I bales safes 3VJv
bn stock 6}.ba3 bales -
SAvANYAu, Dec 3-Cotton quiet Mlidling 1910, Low
Mlndmp. Y1l; Good Ordinary va net ana uoss receipts
Continent l5j bales Coast wise 13l bales, sales 2'-oo
bales. stock, llSi4O bales ,.,.,. ,o, -,
NEwDRfKANs. Dec. 3.-Cotton firm MidtliRs. los Low
Mddling lu Good ordinary 9as' net receipts oo3 Daes
bales; exports COastwise OOlo Dales safes
1000 bales stock 2i46OJ bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.
The difference in the grain and provisions
markets on the Produce Exchange to-day compared
with yesterday not of special note. In Chicago the
markets unsettled and NewIork much in sym
pathy with them In grain the position with
weakening tendency here owing to the large deliveries
by farmers to the points OF shipment in the West There
"A fair export movement for red winter wheat
and steamer corn, the shipments being 1000 bushels
OF the former and 80 900 of the latter Steamer regts
which have been strong. became steady ut de
cline to-day. Wheat opened shade higher. but after
wards declined, closing at quarter Of cent bushel
below the lowest point of the day, and at the
following quotations: December options l. January
S35u February S57s March ssl4. April 903s and May
g23l Corn opened at easy rates. afterwards selling up
~ of cent bushel ana then declining to nearly the
opening figures, the closing quotations being; December
1879. January 1874, February I6ia March 4G5s April
1864 and May II. oats were generally stronger at a to
10 above the close OF yesterday, ending at the
following figures: December -. January 423s aud May
30 cents barrel higher in Chicago but Newlork did
yesterday.
The receipts Of grain ut the four principal Atlantic
ports and in the West ranged about the yester
day. At New-York, Philadelphia Baltimore and BOston
the receipts Wheat 227 bushels corn 1877 S3S
bushels; oats, 29.6ll bushels total grain, 315,676
bushels; flour 3s3O7 barrels. At Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Louis the receipts were: wheat 379 6-7 bushels
corn. 40 O3O: oats. l36.933 bushels total grain,
995, $50 bushels; flour, 36,7s barrels.
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STATE or TRADE.
nnMEsrIc Markets.

pc coi5os IRA" %G"n' io. y. 81 ElO %5
spper y ~: 10 TO- .ttrL olgsJ - u. 20 iciii,
ia asn s. e, wncat-soui"srn nrac higher
soahGn ea sc Sc dc Wc APor Mnicr S Spot oG
5Ylac ueccmper 5ssa7n January 81 'tGSi sg nm nm
Western s'ay southern White '"c do acow oo, 40
Srn 55GJ e. Western White ga DO Mixed 5OG2 ,.>
rcansyyan, .,s,S r5s ii ~ I,oeiot,
rS ubsa Wheat 10000 oush Corn lio'1 bush o at
ego S sna, HyG IO Ss S S ousa GoTa $500
BOSTON. Mass Do. Flour weak and g9Gn"nS, sl
Winter Vl,ls.si OF =. rni!t 5t,tn,rfciios ole
steamer &C. % s's.'a Sc &C., 80
milling, lais % 81 "sseps s9iE ou S'op sS U
500 SSuS o' lush 0''"' ''''' ~
gsr Dccs s. w RSG anil sale, ' o6S bush 30 af
Socra ace M sVc hSS generally 81 - White G wm e
held at Sic No / Red " inter hold Al Sc: No ted
wd az n' &c IN store: old Yellow on track 45c;
snoc sample at oai' dul at J2c asAed Tor NO 2
unchanged Cana fret gus 70 New Sors nominal o
M Soa bits whs, %r" 5000 6asa Cora os0SS
~ 900 busn Shipments-Flour llOOD bbs; Wheat 5000
bush. Corn. S2.0usi BUSH oats 10000 BUSH
Pc se1a a ~ USE s. s.
isra hrm At IS ;5ss5 u BGkncats dull snorler,
,. u y 5l1rtrlD ~ ola Bacoa gllct sol iert 10
aomiaiLt ut llesl 'j iuitlii iiS5nrs 81 ios
"A 90. receipts. 900 mead shlUments. $50 heal
CHICAGO Dec. 3Four dun aud UNCHANGED, Far 20 Choice
Baser9. OO0Sl 10. Patents ~ "O tff oo'
Low GRADES - 7JG2 80 Rye FLOUR ttD0ff IN barrels
Wheat demand and unsettled sales ranged pecem0er
7lpa1lc. closing at 13'sG7!c. January, 1879 &c,
NAV SJai closing ~ &c; No. Ch,agO spring,
J.GI4c. closing at 7.ji lic No. do o. &c. NO
Red 4c.i No. 3 Red &c. Corn hrnrri sales ranged
Cash 3bat i2c. closing NJ 35Gjb -c. II the ear
a5ac closing at 3pieci January iid3) &C. closing al
May. 81 Hd3f closing at - nc tas soMlN safes
"a &C.. "a &c; DecemDer - 20
ciOsing - SCI May, $40 n ciosng al 80 Htn
Barley iul NJ &c. PORK active sales ranged
Cash. sl O5a,ll 90 January 81 15ati 81 clo,nE a,
Gales ranged Cash. $500 d6ysi2 December. 70 20 a
~ o. closing at 81 D0 January 50 BOA y p coNng AZ
~ ~ - February. 81 - aas, % Bukneab shoulders
- Oua - o. short Rb III OW short tielr ? 40 t'
cepts-tonr 5000 bDl, Whcl' 2SO,lDO BUSH corn,
sJ5 900 Oush: oats 2.OJ ttYe 900 blsh baf
lev OO1 shipments Flour 1000 DDl.j Wheat %J0OO
bnsui ,orn loS0OO Oush" oats 4lJJJ Uush' Hye @ioo
oush.' Bariey. 2b.Ojo
DRrgou DC B. Vnrat 7ielly No. WHITE, can 'tci
DecembtL 1883 January 7,gei No rel u ?oi noin
No 2. 37sc. Oais-No =. White. 2Dc No = %o'2c Hs-
ceipts Wheat. Is OOD OisL
MILWAUKEE, Zee. 3-Fioir quiet and unchangcl wheat
higher; No. Milwaukee, casa i2Aci December - tc
January - sci February SEC. corn strong No y %
Rejected. ~ dJic. oats dnl' No White &c Hys ntn
No l. bic. Barley Spring, ieLc, No. 3Sprlhg
FIira Provisions strong Mess PORK 81 90 a.n
and Derembc 81 %. January Lait- PRIME steam ~ w
cash December 81 90 January sweet rlckl,i liam.
dpior Hogs . UDdi a. hrceips-tionf, li,uVO Dds
Wheat bilniO bash, BARLEY. $1,000 shipments-tOur
| Tnn bbl.. wheat $40 Dush. Barley. 5000
~ Lol,s Dec. 3-Fiott stetiT All nneltngst Wheat
ishet No Rcd fJssfJ'sc cashi Decembsr wa SeI
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TtvrnrooL Dec -PrDyi9ilis 81 ,,i ga nDarlanl INT
9As OF Long rleir liblles 3G' a 1Dt tiW Mhlile,
brcf ~ y! i1r Evri INA, ies' Pfine No., sl'
ids w,'iein w Lard Amerlg,n ~ - - ., Nr,,
,h,..ir- American uhore iis ~ Nheu-hei Nestiti
erriisNs "a ia a. l,el Wlitit T. - tii idP'tg 81
tat siu sntne TO- a. grw W4sipth Wintir ~ L. Neu
Mlttd Western O. - aiyina 80 Il Wl ats, ~
uii ~ No. tet 3, " ateiift. trHipee 'rlnt'
VI lHirnnt,ie "a ~ ~ n l|nb ~ w, p,ftl
INK ia ta, W. f,fiiv ~ II pit 80 hssa "a
al wa "a ~ tll' ~ 'iHiNpl''N IVA ~ -
,.... ,..... Al. ,u,.
thn rnNaips ~ wheat ff iin past inH lays Whia i
ltnias HrNiiht q uin AWriiah htptlrls ~ AhNNa"
tuIi. Jl.Itli iIuiais
"inms nGc pfoiuna- iinsaed on, aaJ IS aj5 ias
pcs inN iaioaiii iansne, ils ~ eils OF Vaf ilflHh
linsnrd also tts 0tf iUs pos la hplhil tttltsu "
plll ahdld per Hiln spirits ~ lhiphllh' 1nt ~ pal
,wI norm u nGT tnl Hlsn a nal nDui - ul % 10
,T paln ia, d, ia fuyisluns Lard, 49,, nj per oS sos
American. -ugar lis o per owl for Cuba Centrifugal
poailng b' ami 30 lss I'd Tor Cuba Muso0Fddo lili
lfuu mr.
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rrrpopEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON Dec 1890 p. m.-Unitcd states -Four Fer
Cent Bonds 1866 Atlantic and Great western lrst Mort
gage Trustees CerIlncae,. 3i do Second MORTGAGE o.
Rev Jersey Central Mortgage Bonds, Ol Erie 1925
do -e,ond Consols 81 "a New York Central, pa ILLINOIS
central l23a Reading ~; Mexican Ordinary iit ST. Paul
Common. $50 nh. n. ,.... uo,,o. a,
10 francs II c-ntimes for the account
Console 5l6 for money cInteres ana W l3o lot inc
account 49,. ,,.-..- Nj. uo,,naoo
- Isl Ere Scc0ud tOnsos )Is now
York Genital u3 s Pennsylvania 03 raouc fo,
PAU co nmon. 81
mrho OF bullion gone into the BanX OF Eng
land ont to day IA &lu.OOO -,
paris quote three Per cent Rentes nj nv francs
the account and exchange on lohuOh W -
francs 81 ccnmes Tor ChecAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. X.
i NEMJERSEY CENTRAL DINISluN.

F0or OF LiBERTY.sT, NQRrH RIVER ,...
81 q a.
USf a. to It q3o ' Al s5 ,sp s w 6
D Gcgn1gn 81 wsyss anSp o anapaa Sus
pRH,Ty SR6oN SON ali bay Trains ana SLEEPING
nefsn q i sge FFFApftrnA yYp rea s.
sYNlRssY q, o u 6 mo u s' jfg 6S
Sy iGEg s wsr's" FL RI. 'G ss a VS. sS
~ Naiiso, paissp II pa.'YFBHny tbwsauRe aud
atAES12XsS,ifS :, f, Is - ', a ~ ies
u, q nm io, y "a sg ~ 4 '' Co., lao Ana
Tod 10 a,lh h.ih ~ saetais a. S.ier "a
f@% fAaAUdA"iO1' ia a3aes -, 100 49, a'a, 100
10 81 riiltnrN ALLENrQwNN aaa MA9om o auJS,s
rS' EXsTdY 4. 4o 7oo sl5sm l;eo 'so ma no.
ror iiidIi BRIDGE' BhANCll, AZ iOo, s'I5 a "a '0o
ror 'PP2lE%INGloN, ZOO $40 1900 $780, 4oo' 80
o. 5,e r " sandays l'm h ~ 1oo s,, 1870 ms a.
m LOO 1SO 2,3o 3i5, 400 43o. $500 5:5o $40 MQc,
. zoo, 500 l0ajOp N. sundays, 'oo' 'oo" "'' 80"
FOR d ,9g o9o 7 200 ~ 80 ESQ., Ioae s y
NoH go $780, 7 a. 900 o. 'aS Ssq c S so $780, 100
For !" i6NG sRANcM OCEAN GROVE Sc tt ran 2:
ocean Grove at i:Oo, s;i5am 40 ho
For FREEHOID-At SlJ, lluOa m, 4iu, Ip W. N
For LAKtWOOD, TOMS RIVER aud Ia kHE"Ai "''"
For iAairronANTI6 CIrT. VINELAND and BRIDGErc1"
'"' NNnTW JTEHSSSEiy SOUTHERN DIVISION.
from pier No y North River, via sandy HOOK ,,
For ATI MTG HIGIILAND-. LONG btANsH;; nAa~
MOOD TOMS RIVER, BARNEGA {, etc.. al Japi p IN O
Ticket, be procured al foJ lbert' 81 sr Ii2s
"a 49,, 2U1 POI 2D 40 AZ, ~ Al.
Broa,iwv G5a: 77 and 7ae ottaye kis,ngpin5M,i
i po~ery and principal Hotels IN Now.i YORK tly os
lr ,obiyn al NO 4 Court st lO1 broadway ~ ~
a Mani al an kulD.iNr
lan,lcnyr i26 ;rcenpontaye. In HObokcD 2ol Wasnns
ion ~ company VIII ca Or and cheoA o'A
gaze from hotels rcsidcnce to dos inaon o.y -
] T.. WOOrfEN, e. % hhN niis,Ls, A ~
IL = BALDNIN. @. Il. p Agt. ll9 iiberty.st. y. !.
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Uressmd6itJ.

NRESSMAKER, at ladies' residences good
~ it, style etc. r. L., 33l Vest 3lstst. near shave
hRESSNAKER.-By Il competent woman VINO
IN. en- engaged In fashionable establ tnent 10
work by the antilles o. iyr own hOnc, good III
sy !i,li draper A .ress hEAsONABi.E Tribune uptown
office. l.l3s Broadway.
ElRST-CLASS dress and cloak maker wishes
i engagements by the day at home reasonable .So
last l2tn.at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON aud after Dec. I, Is q.
IHEAI THINK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. ...a
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses ami CortSnnt S''
Ferries 70 lows ,.uu..
Herrsburg pitsburg. tho West and south with PumAa
Palace Cara attached, a M, and M. daily. new
Yors and Chca 20 Limited Paflo Dining, Smoking and
s coping cars, o. . IN. every day .. 81.
WtlliamsIort Lock Haven o. m, ID .orry ann I.rls
at % m connecting NJ Cory Tor 1itns'ile Petroeub
Cen re and the OF Regions - -.
gaItnnore ashngton and the South Limited washington
rnrc.s OF Putin IN par cars daily except Sunday l0
N arrive washingtsn 400 p m hegu ar - 90 s,y
and $50 a in. |, 3:40 and p m and IL night SUNDAY
6:l5 q. m, 81 m. and ~ nie hit
For Atlantic City except sunday, 200 p m
For Cane May except unday. 1910 a IN. ...,.,.
iong Branch Bay Head Junction and Int rmedia,e sa,iop
via RanwAy and Amboy a. m, IL noon SD 'o ann *
p m. Sunday. 800 IN. and BOO y m. do not s'p "
poafs OF BROOKLYN Anrex with al thronsn ram r
AT Jersey city, arording = speedy and direct ""'' ~"
ntrtysl. ,.o..,,r.ooa m 7.3O and
1880 ~ IN fsily and n. m.daly ttc'pt ho""s';n an
washington .nd baltimore, $3.50 aad 80 e AZ ~ yS
800 80 s;So and doo sro p y .ltim"r. o2o
From sG $50 $50 ~ Az SssS'is sSH s
1870 1890 $50 0:2O. 1895 100 Y, n anu 500 7sh
sundey ESQ $50. $50 $40. 7'o5 ll3o a. mi "1' ~"
Q.O0 andlO D.. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04

January 7stc February solcj May $3.50 Corn higher;
s2u.c May SOC Oats an, ca,a 2e?c May 2S'sS SS7
Butter aud eggs steady aud aansel Flax seed steady
at sl29 Hay qnio5 AL inch nysl Bran ir at ,?1
BIC Corn Meal stsliy at 81 90 whisky 1ts1dy az 81 ~
Pork $1,000 Bulkmeas firm Long Clear SO % short Up
~ % TO- Short Clear 81 3d. Lard dun az ~ I01fO BIZ
keceiotsFlour. 5000 bblsi Wheat $1,000 bush: Corr
1000 bushi oats 1000 busnl RYE loo bush Barley
1000 bush ShDmcns-Flour. 1900 bbisa Wheat 2lODl
bushs Corn 1tOOO bush; oats 5000 bushs Rye l.OO0
bush; Barley. /, 900 bnsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Dec. 3.


The speculation in oil was less active and
confident today The first prices. which were slightly
below the last prices yesterday. were virtually the high
for the day. The market declined until the middle OF
the afternoon but from 77i4 cents rallied to 7sA and
closed with considerable strength Mt 7s9 The early de-
cline mainly due to realizing sales, although few
wells reported to he doing little better The gen
cral news from the field unimportani, but rather
favorable to higher prices The results from the Mcbride
well awaited with considerable anxiety because OF
the anticipated effect the course OF the
market. The production OF the Thorn Creek district
appears 10 be declining and probably has reached
It's highest limit The wells there show signs OF exhaus
ton. while the market to-day closed l. cent lower than
yesterday. II had many elements OF strength wanting
yesterday.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
fnlln
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lie range OF prices and the total dealings were as

The clearances elsewhere oil CITY, S,s66OOO;
Bradford, 7l46OOO and Pittsburg 1924 900 barrels.
Refined oil quiet and unchanged at rs cents a gal
lon.
BRADFORD, Penn. Dec 3.-Crudc oil active and firm;
National Transit and Tidewatcr runs Tuesday. 90, 09i
bbls.; total shipments 100,8i5 bbls.; charters sl51S
bbls; ccaranccs S'2sGOOO bbls; National Transit
tcaes opened at ~ and closed at 1888 highest price,
1885; lowest price, 71ls.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH -; =.

stations in NewYork ! st: and Desbrossesst
(Phila & Read. RIs foot Libertys st
LEAVE NETWORK commencing November 49, 1884.
For South Amboy via PM q keadng kR t3o. saS
Hoo a m 1:3O 400, 300; 6:45. p. Sundays 100
sa5 a. n via Penn RR 1900 M. 800. 7:0o. p. m sun.
Far Matawsh &c, via Phil & Reading RR, 4so. SIS
Ii:10 a M 1870, 400. AGO. 500. t;45 m. snndsys
400 S45 q via Penn. RR 800 o l2oO No. Duo fDv
D. m. sundays a. m. D. IN. - ~. nm
For Rel Bank Penn r. r: 300 m ~ M 5v o;uvj
7.On r. m sundays m, q. m. via Pht ana heanln4
RR 80 Bis a m 1870 4, 43o, 5.45 sundays st5
a m For Long Branch Ocean Grove, Asiury PARK, Ocean
Reach, Spring Lake. Sea Grit Point Pleasant 60 wa Pn
dnuhra an Reading RR 43O. Sl5 l. 90 400, otopm
sundays not stopping at Asbnry Park 800
S45 a. IN Pennsylvania tR. 900 m. 100. lo BOO
700 sundays mot Stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury
Parkl q M, n m. ~ ,. ., "A
q m 400 800 u. m For Lakewood. Toms River and bsrc-
rat via 2 r. RR, at 40 s:l5 M 1870 $50 m rat
Toms River via Penn. RR. at $500 a. m. FOR neand
Briigeon Atlantic City. &c. via Phila Reading RR 4Su
RUFUS BLoDGETT C. q. HANCOCK. ] z WOOD.
supt GP Ct A., p r. RR r A. r RH.
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THE TRADING IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-The floating crowd of
traders who fill up the wheat pit when there is excite
mcnt there jam into the pit when there is action
there IA now gathered I'm little provision pit Feb
ruary pork was going this morning nc Sll - and
January M 81 60 The market was strong
slow at % cents for January ana wheat lower
still AT about - cents for the same month
At 2:3O y. the market closed at the following
figures January wheat. 7ll2 cents May wheat, SO7s
cents year corn. 3sis ccnts January corn 80 cents
May oats, 2Slt cents January pork, Sll s5i January
lard, TG 81 % January short ribs FB %.
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6elp tUanieo.

CIFItK An cduroted Young city gentle
~ man moderate pay nec place. cOnnec co. VIII p""s
printing etc. Address fully COMMITTEE i'iu""o '"0
ERl,AND BOY, about |, VIII references.
,,TFNOGRIPEFR wanted to work Rem
~ ngtnn r!ter no will also prove good enfy cers
,de rus ',UARDWARE," Tribune once.
WANTED FOR pLAlNFlED, NJ.-Ayonng
w American wouan for general hnnsewotk only hirt
eass Ippiy 10 or address H. kROM 95 washington st.,
New york CITY
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer. Vessels and Railroads.
Nrw-YoRK Dec. 2. 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nry-YOgX. December 3. 1891

a,,r, ot p,o oujet steady aud unchanged $50 bags
.. .IIerschci sod prvat' "rm, option, 10 J." p"''
hut oulct at ~alc llDlo bitN 'lps-
ng steady as follows; December sinGS2o Iaan .n
nS apc $3.50 fiOci March, "a - tp.r,'
s.S2GG ~ IA ccc' Nav $50 q .Gjc; Jnne NC51S7ac
, aud osk"d Mid GRADES fairly active and SICILY Snls
OF LOO bags savanla AM @'o'o ""''"''o y" ''''"
terms. 10, ,tchor lint Atm rath- T ouict
c.o. . q bales evening all Tor nome cnnSp
DcIivered on contracts 500 bales" zee ells AT ,nn
to-day, II .9l2 bales. against ooV'~ '"'' "'9 '"'' W ~
90 l5l iast year 81, a. ,,,o ,r,crtca, eioss,nca,ou
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CHARLESTON. Dec --TurDentin9 quiet at i2,. bid
SAVANNAH Dec. 3.-TnrpcntnO firm At 2S4c.
WiLMiSGIoN Dec 3.-rurpentlne iirn AZ % "a.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
". THE pEyNsYLvANIARAI

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK AND w
sUNDAt - STArIONS IN ilLADEl~
PHIA IN NETWORK.
Frprcss Trains leave New ork via DcsSosses and Cofa
81 Get Fsrres ~ follows; . 1885, so6
900 II o \ s,Y1 and 10 Limited II. tiioa s1g
?4 4to. s.. g. ant y M. and l2n night unnps IL
: 70 Limited and lo ms A. y y and . p m gu" ;,
night kuigiaat and sccond class 700 m .s,v GO
Trains leaving NewYork daiiyi except su1tay. ran
SD and III m, 4, anil p m, connect I" '''A
ton Camden ..,.s,. ,oot.
Returning rllns leave Broadst saiion PhaispsaA s$S
BIO $40, L. 4,i5 except Monday 800. iiAi, s.o, T.
r. and Ills m lLiniied Express 1880 and 5;2 mst
o. g. $50 TAO 7;l5 and s'l IN ON sandl i,b ii3
and 1i6p o. feavc Phiiadcpha via caindsH' s''oA NJ
Tss, Of CO. ~ s4p and pll proadwsy, Aor Msus ~
nnd loot Of DesDrosses and yortasdt ~ ,s,.slynI
and LrooR lyn annex station root OF fritlus
usc's Hotel ilobokeni station Jersey c ,ys,,.r
Inc Nav 2ors TRANSFER company will call Tor sno c'''
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Trains leave Harlem River station corner is2d It ana
Iinc9naye near Third Avenue Bride arem River
SUNDAYS az 90, 10 300. loo5 iI:55 N. 2aG s.yS
f 3g In Se p and SOC m Tor r1 Morris
I%pson's hay Chester Pelham Bsyl BaI tow lty Isand
tbae Win anoL s1n 20 a eSnneens at
York, New Haven and Hartford Raroai Shore Line and
Air Line Divisions; NewCanaan, Mid etovn NewBrtas
Mldnisi train for NewRochelle all intermediate ~
a Tor esy fFce snS all
IONS az 100 mon and $50 p the latter train connect
and stamford with express viz iiDe
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Comr encIng october s. 1884
through trains will leave Grand enra Depot.
tso) M Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
800 Fast Limited Chicago and st Louis Express
Ss IL e nsS sna sS
srvng At Chicago To- 10 m aud st. Louis 1920 m noxt
i03o m Chicago Express drawing room cars Canaan
daizns Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects for
all m. Western NewYork and Northern Express. with
3:3e 2 m, Albany Troy and Utica Express. through
.ip IN, Accommodation to Albany snd Troy
Falls Burao Cincinnati Toledo Detroit and 1t. outs
:3 D. m Expres. with seepingcars syyicuse and u
top Pacific Express With sleeping cars Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Fas Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago,
s 9a, Tor the
'O' icHcs on sale e Grand cenifa Depot No. Bowling
Green 252 and 425 Bro dwsy and at Westcots EIpres
0aces Parkp place and 7s5 and g42 Broalway NewYorL
and 1873 Washington and 73O Fulton Sta Brooklyn and 70
/ ourth-sh, Williamsburg.
n room and sleeping cars can
procured OF the ticket Offices in NewYor City and
S33 Washtngtonst Brooklyn:
These trains run daily Ali others day exceSt Sunday
tThcse trains stop at Harlem sl25thst and tthays,
superintendent General Pass A~"nf.
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