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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NETWORK, Thursday Dee. 9-BEEvEs- Receipn wsfe
y head AZ c Is %s,. Ss s. a. I've ss ord
n' !: GnG Drs.. ~'S cute, ssvs Sides
PnvaecsJle aivees IRON Lon ton and L,v.roo report
s cont PER- '' ss. a%srsan i've ssis
for the e.s% .,y 500 S"se /" BY
Jo.e,h Eastman The Alert took out II Lave -be y or -
Denbsck, who will send out tomorrow iss neal 10 ue bAT
acc"e Receipt. were 100 head Of which the larger part
stsas veas were with sales % rsir 10 Prime 20
sc few Calves could doubtless have been sold at
ors;sS vea n, Re-, far 'agp snH c ,sH 5
were aud igh as l2e@ic was GS aae ~ ss
uallenbeck q Davis: II 32e .. at &c.
e L cFs:sT s ssTs 3. car. oss
Ss aay sooii head against SoS0' heal for tn" same "'
v ssa rSs % ss ss, gs: ;s%. ::
dull with ears 70 sell At lsie a;sr nor n and Old
Ewes Bucks as sast but general safes were AZ
for ce%mOn to prime qns @ On private
Ss". al rS Ss ~ 70 g ss and
Mp,I O% + z ar %s.r nS p s's lambs
Tor Far to rTs Rrs sT:asn ram 90 NJ a.
s q state s. 81 ste Sleep lew LmOs G2n
sc $ state sheep D. a, st s ~ d q, w %
@e @G rs ep 80 Is b. ic rs DO 1853 Ohio
az Aa Hs exits Davis. is sheep M
Al stale DO ~ ~ At fc do loi d. At A~'' i' s'~'s
Wm"e Mullen 1874 State sheep 90 10. at 4.c 2is o.
few Lambs s3 u. at - 35 81 sheep and Lambs cus 90
Wash kirby Co.. III Sheep SO n. at - TO- 70
State Lambs SO 10, at 6s4c. 81 . A.,. ..ss.
Newton Gleti 2sO Ohio ~heep 72 b a. - 10 f4g DO
81 a. ~ lndiana do at s. A. do 80 m at ~ So
Jerey do 10 TO- AZ 81 249 colorado do Poor % ~ ct |j
Ju,d y Bnckingha 2iO sheep. SO 10 AZ 40; 2fo
Sherman Culver l59 Kentucky sheep III Ia D. atsAso
iv1 saa.r q 20: IA Michigan Lambs 50 5ac 10
Ohio sheep rs ~ at ~ Kentucky Lambs VI o. sieSos
lI6 Kentucky Sheep ~ 10 ~ DC. nm -, q. ao oa IA
J. Pdcoek m Western Sheep ~ 10 az - az; i yo ~
s5 To- At 81 49, is4 Lambs SO 10 at 70 90 q. weSern
do IS 10 SO 30i 10 do 50 To- at 50 %; ~ oah"a 40 o" 10
at 81 AZ. ,,,..,
v.osivt. wsrs al cars OF II 500 heai-54 cars az
Jersey civ and 81 40th teen tribe ~ean an1
Connon 10 Trimo be quotei al itd :c onS
load NJ Ohio Hogs bu ha not changed hands AZ i'~
B. ..u,.. Clio Tor Haayv u
s,',,n i1c for Light and Lower Jers
seys with Light Upper Jerseys selling Al y &c.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND I mupSO y

HIVEK LROA D.-COnmonclng NoVemoer iooo
,,rorgh traiu- will brand Central Depot - =.
M hochester Express through drawlhB'room CARS "
Albany Troy, Montreal. and syracuse 49, ,,,,,, at
800, m III Limited" with dining cars stopp ny ~
,ta'y Itca syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara faiS
Erle Cleveland and Toledo arriving AT Chlcaeo o''o "
pext lay Ixu-.ss dra cars to
ds qua AMI Rochester. =, 81, 49,, Markham E,nross
with room cars ,-.,.. t,-uxo,. ..,, ,rav,ng.
room 10 Troy ,.,. ., ,,horv and Troy
- -, Chicago LOUIS ktpress WIN sleeping cars
n, halls bunalo CINCINNATI. 1ole'U DtIoiI I'll
"ao md st Louis DininG New YORK To Albany.
96 NJ Montreal with seepinscars w syracuse
and TO ubuu road also 10 Montreal p.,a.,o- 7.toa m
LIN, M special sleeper arrives Rochester cav in-
ons,o "a; a. NJ and Cleveland 1915 p. IL AeKtday
n m Pacific press with seoping-cars iot ioches
80. ,.Yhao Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Ioeuo Detio an
sIeaan sleeping Clayton and ogdcnsOufs u"H ca
cep Express with sleepiay-cir, 70 AlotnY
80 rr,v Connects the morning trains TOT the "ss'
and fnr iie North except saturday nlghth A. ,.,.r,
r,cIets ON sale G-and Central Depot NO naC,u.'
p,an. ala raiwav Harlem Depot lou ST. anu ftlvo
ma ~ Wcscotts Express Onices parEpace lnear bioa
nv, 7s5 and y42 Broadway and W West lZot.st WV
wayE 3 aud $50 Fulton sts- Brookyu anu ~
ATTEST. Williamsburg .u, ..a,r, cars "a IN ina
al any OF ticket offices III New-fofk City, anu
"A etou-st. Bfook u ...,,.n.o
oy3 '. ~'as, called lora checked from residence.
49,. trans ,aily. All others dtly except sun Jay
tIn.sey uSSn aI d. M. kENDRICK,
J.. N. - General Passenger Agent
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Gtcambcate an0 Ral!rcaGs.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi.

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-
/ dence, Newport and all New-Engand Points All rail
Grand Central Depot EnpIess trans daily SUNDAYS
with palace sleeping SUNDAY trains IN with pal
ace For SasST With paror
cars at WEXFORD Tor Newport arriving at 1850 H.
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
HEw. hof AND BUfFALo LIGhTHiNe" EXPRkss
HHs ~ A p8S 6AT IN EInH COACHES
Depots NewYors foo, OF Barclay and Chrsoper sts
Pullman sGaSns eTasT Ss ss:ssrs Scranton sns
6n% EorM Uics Il sssis sSs
%iilesbarre. Daavlie and Nsrihuab1rand oweso
IN Binslan,tou ami rmr4 Express Pullman coaches
cor %oisI ss ahS
py bu1a9 la nnrs.s r1 . so,es.
ss1nns Bath &.ylssS nsa.lo &S .IIylnf SanaiS
. p m. DAILY Bunalo and Oswego Express Pullman
sysneSs. Gssens oio 6Se. and
kchteId SPRING connect a, 0weso Tor Ithaca and ntsr
Tickets for sale baggage checked at 1856 broadway and
at Wcstsott Express ohhceA IN New.Yok aud Brookyn
A LII fares reduced. -Stouington Line The
n avorte Inside Route for Boston, Providence and all
rrseia.s fare. s. to BOSTON s225 to PROVIDENCE
Passengers line have full nights rest taking
TOO express train from steamers landing for Providence
Reclining chair paror cars between steamers landing
Sg nssant steamer. RnODE ISLAND and MAssAcHy
Above csusL st, 1880 ;. m. daily except sundays
H. W. POPPLE, GEM Passenger Ast BOZ 5oIi. New.forK
VHTEST SHORE RAILROAD
w n \. 4. anu IA. H. H. Co., lessee.
rr,,ns e4yc West 42d.st station plows and u
utes carrier nom foot OF Jays St. North River;
Deiruit and Chicago 900 A. III. 'oVo $40 m.
ST. LOUIS 800. sol5 D. ~. ,,,,. ., -.
Uuca syracuse Bunao Rochestsr Suspension Bridge.
Highland Kingston. sa9ssInses cn,skil Albany $40
'7ls Sss We Ms.. Point ~ ss s
Ie 10 c ;1%iS l..s Corn Ss%Sss '
For Montreal anu Canada Last ooo p w a,s rorn,o
hamilton. 300 4 'o.Vo oio y VA. Aofon'o
| 1865 a M. t6Ob. -Slb " M x,..ar. Dan. pa,rx,,,
Elegant sleeping Dunao NnkAs hAis' Deuois
| chi,aro and nf Tnls on Ill tarougb trains .,,-,
.DaIiy daily OF ccpt saturday Other trains daily e1eep
Sunday. - .,..n,n, ..r aocommoda
tons or Information apply ofnc1s brvoAyh-oso 10.
nrton a. TS0 FnIton st., Amer once io0t OF fuohst
SsswYork CITY 3JJ 76b D42 broadway ltS ho~ery ana
"es' 'A"'o ''~' wv" HENRY MONTH";,
| 5vaadsrbilt ava General Passenger AGENT
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Flaming Alaoemifs.

DEILLY'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 57S
IL 5have is reopencd for the season. Postage Tor cr
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HAH.EM RIVER BRANCH

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Jnstrnsiion.
BROOKLYN.

nTNHE CRITTENDEN"
PRIMARY SCHOOL AND kINDEHGARIEN
FOR BOTH SEXES
ato7 Uicks-st., cor Pineapple ct
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s een in charge OF the primary departments IN tho
Packer Collegiate Institute
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DAY LINE ...,.r. ". ana son,h
- ,s paon II n 40 D. m Parlor cars to laltimore'
renee Palace soamers at Old Point AZ $40 '
tnonoo 49, III y TOaPKINs 0en'l Pass AGENT
Nvtioh - In Sl9 broadway. n. Y.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ trains leave Chambersst station for Underwood
aav CIoser Spark and Nvack $780, 1870 s3O S3O'ni
i 30 a. NJ lis s20 400 $50 52n 80 $50 500 1890
n m 1000 midnight Sundays 1870 900 400 and 800
n m For anns spring Valley. Monsev and Tanans 53D
90 $50 m 4:5O $40 p SUNDAYS $50 a H. 300 p m
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ORENTANUS London Exchequer Jet Black
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NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
Dir o. H. RI At D. ami IL (sundays excopteI)
~ 70 IN time FOR early trains north and east
NApE CHARLES ROU rE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE SOUTH

,, after November lst 1886 Express train for Cape
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xrw.yoRK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
$3.50 p.,,.v,vapia RAILROAD station New.York. daily
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DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORMlC
kHHSE The Popular Inside Route. To Boston, -,
rsst.r 81 80 Corresponding reduction 70 All Rcr s
w,.w.r. City of Worcester and 'tiy OF rev, o'N
per 40 old NUMBER North River loot oil Watts-sc
% n,er above DesbrossSs Ferry daily except sunday ~
| A
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ALLEN DODwORTH, No. Gs1 Fifth-ave.

Ciasses and private lessons T. GEORGE DQDWoRIh
asssfant Send stamp circular. New work On danrnf
for learning and teaching all modern dances
Emil cotlon ami 200 rgures sent pst
ace on receipt Isl SOY IN stamps o; postal order
al The music al s. 4. Gordon son. No. Is East l4th-sI
Vow. "
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CARL MARWIG composer OF an tlque dances
" and tableaux; school for society dancing los West
b5tl-st. Circulars.
EERNANDO'S ACADEMY. 1872 East 55th-st.
school for Dancing. Department and Calstlencs Ex
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Mr.. DUDLEY gives instruction Mondays
Nl and Thursdays No. West 47thst
send postage for circular
MR.. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING,
Nl BROADWAY AND 32D-Sr.
LESSONS EVERY DAY AND EVENING. Circulars
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Quotations the American Standard OF CLASSIFICATION
follows

Good oriinarv...... e!s - 10y Mituins. ss
Tho onon mark nj an OF IL points under
stron lverpno advices aud closed buoyant at 20 al
points advance for the day. sales. 2j9.SOO bales
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1--WE STOCK MARKET, BY TELEGRAPH.

prvv.ro Dec O. -Canne-Receipt last "a hours-5I0
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IN New York ) "a for sale. market du auu nonn1.
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thus ar 4OzoO head same time last wcex H.0oV
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hoc. scarce ami 1rm Sara % Extra - co. canr,n2
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o25 80. .u. a o-s head. total for weak
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Tor SIZE opened steay AL clossa ~ ~
AMI lower Common TO prime Light fxs - Ws,cSss
Sactei Workers I0GS4 20; SO ectei Medium eiensS
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aaIc Ago Dec - Drocsrs Jonrna. rsoo-s, ceNIS
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m 81 90 81 rs stoc aud feeers ssaso 'v
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Sheev-Recepts 400 heat shipments ow i,eai msrke
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ALEXANDER MACGREGOR'S,
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Now open private and class For terms see circulars
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francs 10 paid. and 10 francs 81 eentlno
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BnfMkN Uec. a-Pctrolcum. q maIks 80 ptehhlgs 49,.
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LIVERPOOL. Dec 9-l230 p. m-Cotion quiet with nan
nn,iry Mrtus Ur,an,ls. B ID l.. Dreams ,-i6d.
an' export fecelpts-ly.4UJ bale, all Au'ercan -
Futures strong Uplamis Low Mrtlhns clause Decem-
Der delivery. lo4 isY lzvi do ogcenoer All. Ian
ury delivery lO64d also II "a t. to- January Ai reo::
T nv delivery I.04,; also ll0sd.. no. February and
March icivery lUO4di also oll DO March ANA Ap
ri ,lenverv i464d DO April and May delivery tootLi
also iUU4,l May and Juno delivery ioosd 40 Juns
and Ju etv org. 2064 also II V4d TO- July AHA Au-
gust delivery. 2l04t.. also 25o4d ,,,,,. r.,..,.
oud d lilDg Upanis, o. 81; h"u'ihs OPlau,ss
Md LOW Miidln. Uplan.s > lIGt. Good Ordn.ty W.
ianls l6t. Good Middns Texas 81 Low aianins
4sl Mding Orleans -d ainIibS oiis,,s NJ;
law Mnidiug Orleans, Jlod. GOOD Ordinary vreaus ID
I'D; Ordinary orleans tsn J., n 400 ,,,.. . ,sr,
Futures steady Uplands Low ndiling clause. December
sellers 10. December ana January ueuv-
sry ll6ld BUYERS; do January and February delivery
o4,L uuvers. February and darch aeav.ry l.osa'
;crs March and April delivery 10 o4. Seneis ~
Jun. delivery. lJ04I value DO June hNt Ju'
3 .o4l. buyers july ANA August aeiNefy @o-oso-
& D. nc Cotton Futures closed steady; Upznds Low
Nadpy clause December delivery lobfl seiieis 40 DC
Ian lary lchyery i-oh soo' ranr snd
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ery l40id buyers Apri AMI May ,ietvery 'osa'
sellers 40 May amt June delivery i'.Vsi vuycis W.
In. and Iulv delivery ll64L buyers do July AMI AL
gust delivery ) 10. AT. buyers ,,.,, 80. m
GALVESTON Dec. 9.-CottOn stray; Mahnhg 1919
T,,2 ua.s gross 7O4i Uaesi cApOtts coAsl"so' >'oA
i,,le-. ss,es % ) oaesi stock 1885, bales M .
and bal.s; exports coastwise 7U5 D.iesI
saIes l. IS valss stock 25s1 bales an. n - ,,,,s
sAvAXSAH Dec 9-Cotton quiet Mddllng Low s s'ss
linz 81. uooi So net anu gross receivts $50
bales exports the Continent oblV bales
Dsles saos g. UOO uales, st.,os. I3o.o2o Daes "a
ow hitilng 1916 Coos, ordinary, ZIG. ses recalps
V0oz bales gross 1874 bales exports cs"'se' ''''"
bales safes. 10 200 bales stock. SSSozs BALES
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Death of Or. Albert A. Crosby.

CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 5.-Dr Albert Ell.
Crosby of this city. dropped dead OF apo
plexy at the residence of his son-in-law, Col.
Z. IL Gilman of Exeter, this morning. He
was the eldest son of the late Prof Dixie
Crosby, and was born at Gilmanton in 1926.
He was graduated from Dartmouth College
in 1S4S, studied law with his uncle, the late
Hon. Nathan Crosby of Lowell, and Har-
ward Law School, and after admission to the
bar practiced in Francestown, n. H., and
New York City, Not finding law congenial
he returned to Hanover and studied medi-
cine, received the degree from Dartmouth
College in 1860 and located at Wells River,
VT, He removed to this city in 1862. Dr.
Crosby was appointed assistant surgeon of
Columbus College Hospital, Washington,
and subsequently detailed as surgeon Of the
18th Regiment Veteran Relief Corps and
was for time one of the medical officers of
the 9th New Hampshire Regiment In the
latter part of 1868 he was assistant to his
father in the medical bureau of the provost
marshal's Office of this State, and the follow
ing year was appointed post surgeon with
headquarters in this city. Dr. Crosby was
one Of the local board of medical pension ex-
aminers nearly all the time since the close of
the rebellion, and physician to the State
prison, for 16 years a member of the school
board and physician to ST. PauPs school for
MANY wears. He was one of the most emf
nent physicians and surgeons in the State,
his services in consultations being in great
demand He was Royal Arch Mason,
Knight of Pythias and a member of the
Grand Army He leaves widow and one
daughter