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rrRopEAy PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL. Dec Recommendation Cumberland Cut,
3ss 6d Long Miles. 3ls Ji short Gear MdGes,
3Js Oh. Oh shOuders ZJsOd Beef
13s eklrA Inil Ness Prime dess J5s il PORK
Prime Ness, 0ls IL pes OOL; Prime Mess. Eastern,
03sUd; 62s. cd LardAmelc. 35s. Prime
erI3 IS. hsIns-lsOug cut 400 d.;
BUtlCItt tiO nlted
States CAeese-AnlerIcIu Choice. O3s. I'd MEeat-I.cd
Western spring, Is. OuG7s "a. Led Winter Oh. %
ceutal: New No. Winter, rs. ID. do. No.
Spring Od Mixed Western. Is ADJ. California No
Is 6d DO. NJ. :, $50 g0s 81 Jer csILl- Pro-
duce-SyrtsJl rurpentue EoA u. do AZ LJllOn z1s ~
Neuned PorJlcl u. III per SlJL Clover seed
American ttet Aba. per r4liOw-2%5 Od. ser cgG
Fine American Prime city. Eos. Oh. cwb
Iosln-CuInOn Pale. 10 III OOs DL Liusoei Oh,
2Is3. per sGL PrJvlsOnsAmsrican stotrseratel BeoL
hind quarters ; fore quarters "a. 10. Hops at Lon
don-New.l IS O 10 los OL CotOnsecd JILL
Lave make. lJs- Sd -, 80,
LONDON Dec 4-Produce-Linseei OIL. $50 5s.Gd. $50
Calcutta Linseoi iOs ID per IutrLec LIN
ljs Ud ton. kenned Petroleum. llOd
a .d per gallon spirits vi IurDontlhe us Od per
cwt sperm Oh 80 R0sin-COmnOn. IS. 2l per
cwt. Pale u.s. IL ulls OIL PrOylsons-l4irl o2s Od per
cwt Sugar-l2s. 81. per cwL Tor CUBA Cen
90S and lis Cd rs Sd for MuscoYadO
lsr AUSTRALIAN IaiOw-BeeL <ls O a IJs
I'd; Mutton, I'd. G2os sd CocOdnut OL-CeyOn 30
6s Cochin American Refrigerated Beet s. I'd ior
quarters and Is lid for tore quarters per CID W tas
ANTWERP Dec +.-Petroleum-Fne pale American. IT
francs paid and II francs 20 confines sellers
- francs 10 Cennes ber lOJ kio5
BKEMEN. Dec. 4.-Peiroleum. marks 10 Dennlgs
Wlco1s Lard closed at 81 marks % pennlgs per ITO TO-
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
~ YORK LA r. ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Through trains leave 3t and stations AZ same
hour local trans leave 2Stst station fifteen minutes
earlier than from Chsmbers-st
pa m-Dallv sundays Day Express. Buffet Draw
ing room coaches 10 Binghauton EnrA Horn'l>yilo,
Buffalo Sleeping Coaches IiOrneisville To CinciugatL
CO. m.-Dalv; Chicago and 81 louis Limited" sold
Meadvie Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago. and IT. Loais
Noextra charge for fast time
D. u-Dailv Niagara and ontario LIMITED" Rochester
buffalo, Suspension Bridge nd Toronto The only Pullman
coach route between New York and Toronto
m-Daly Chicago Express Pullman and Dav Sleeping
Coaches to Biaghamon Eimra Buaao Niagara Falls Gin
cnnafi and Chicago.
RUTHERFORD ana assac AS. 645 100, 1850 9%o 1921
l20O noon. l45 300 $50 440. 5:i0 $50 550 6:lO.
$50 7;l5 5A5 go J., 80 P r. 100 nidDitLt sgnlsys
Patel SON. Sa5 54o 7.2o 1850 $50 lo2oa m 1900 noon
7,i5 800. s30. 1890 M 1900 midnight Sunday 5:45
$50 1920 m. las. 4:l5 $50 7'45. 500 lc:2Op NJ
Ntwak Paterson va Newark, $50 500 $50 1890.
sundays. 9:l5 a. nl- o:ZU. 900. 500 y. - . -,
su1erD 4l5 545 $50. 80, o20a ;45 $3.50. 800, 500
Sundays. 545. ESQ., lO.20a lI5 4la $50. a:OI 1879
.. m. and 200 midnight
warwick 800 1920 IN. 430 ?. SUNDAYS 7'45 m
Monticello 300 H. $50 .. N. - $3.50 80
NewDuTg Cornwall 800. 500 e. H. 800. 4:So $3.50. and
900 ~. sundays $50 A. n' ana 800 P N ma
igolney. ROldout and Kingston i:4o 3oJA LII. JSo y
scraf"n ijSnnore 300 a. m $3.50 D. IN except Sun'iays
oshen l45 $40 100 200. 1920 800. S5J 80. 600
s.UO D. sundayA 645. $780, lO;2O a H., 900. o;Sos
MGGGIJoWn l45 B.: 80 75U 900 a. . $3.50 4s 500.
las 500 D. Ill sundays 5i5. 49, lo.ZU ~. $50 ooo.
$50 >. The 500 m Tram stops at N aus 81 ony 49,
Port Jervs i.45 100. 800 1870 $3.50. $50 900 sDo
$50 D. M SUNDAY $50. lOlO n. UOO $50 900 IA.
Tickets or psssag apartments Drawing Room AMI
Sleeping obtane and orders Tor tie checking
transfer OF baggage may Ie len al the Company oceS
Fulton ST. Brooklyn. al the Company's pepots ~
Express trans from te West arrive IN Newfork at I;Z'
''' JOHN n. ABBOIf. Genl Psssr Agent, New YORK.
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$50 Thlrave Forty sevenihst, O07 1hirdave.
1tietl-st and the ARIFM OFFICE. 257 East one
htthst, $500 Thirdave. One
hundred and-twenty h-st up 10 H. at regular ONCE
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A LII fares reduced.-StOnngton Line The
iayorite Inside Route for Boston. Providence. and all
New England points
Frstclsss fare So to BOSTON. 50 25 to PROVIDENCE
Passengers ts line have full nights
755 express train from steamers landing for Providence
Boston.
chair parlor cars between landing
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE.
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAsSACHU-
skI~s Will leave pier No So. North River block
above Canal ST., at 430 y. m. daily except Sundays
r. w POPPLE GEM Passenger AgL Box SOll New. YORK
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I. - fornhie Nnfices al 8.

fLOURAND MEAL-FLoUR-Throughon tho fonr
has been cecule On see GRADES s aeu
some shown an improvement OF ~ much as LIZ;
brisk for saturday market and shows that buyers generally
are aroused consequence OF Tie recent advance
saIes"27 500 bbs. including 5000 b6ls ciIy Mn Eyipa
At 8 80 81 Ss Sr is s. TO- ser tor c6oc
go bbls Extra No SogsS oi 4vI U U0 m ES
ira 81 So to Good s. 80 - 10 Tor Good
ine%ssd 74Oo bills for eIpq ,G
e % o oSq x 70 v wesern 81 s' - oo
Extra Ono - 50 asI % Good s. o5as4 50. Good to
& sS Clear Seg 8 70 Ss S0 S
sg = 30 3D. raeH o - 70 .S Ella l "a s sra
Fair to Good u M Good Very Ghoce 8 80 q 10
CITY NH Extra Tor West Indies 81 5o6s4 so sonth
HRT FI0UI-flmIy held wiz better d.lnani sales;
sSo SS c SS9% as q o g5 (
ana sssI SS we Ye S%"e w.eaa % Quoted
iHIucIKW%iiiEAr FLoUihs@GSaoied 81 - as 90
GkAIN-wHEAT-In spot lots tie trading was less &C
tive and tc linn, with prices &c better closing
ets milling Tie trailing IN options has been decidedly
tLau YESTERDAY the Transactions amounting 10 ovc
The market excited anu unsettled aud prices
and 4 H. inrther dec lined &C.. advanced = '4c be
came weak snd de p q r aSeer te fshes pries
the day aud showing An adj vanc o. = & rom the lowest
S Ses .Sis future $4,000 bushels
spof incl q.
Eef S5d.2c Red 80 d9Oci IN elevator s99s SOAc
a. b. m store and 9O'ic. ahoat no Rel, &c.
Extra Req g2c; No. Red. December 81 2Goyhc closing
81 see do January goO9O'4c- dosing a. 9OAc do feeru
ary closing a. - &c do March % 4s5 g.
CLOSING al %. do April - e1@5 &C. cosnf a. - vi
May. 96h a97c- closing at 9ogc: do June 97+gs' To-
RYE BARLEY and ARLEY MALr.Dgl' and nominal
COKN-Ine dealing cash lOis hts been moderately
active the market hrm with prices shade better clos
ing barely steady moderate business for EXPORT
and light trade for home use In options trading continues
slow and tho steady and prices "a y lower at the
close opened steady, then declined "a r. advanced "a &C.
Tell on re steady ia the highest
prices Of sale-0y0O0 bushels future l04 900
aJ Lc delivered steamer. 10 IN elevator.
zslc I'm elevator 89i 649 ~ 2b0at. No. White 4Ssc
Low Mixed 473ac; yellow soc; No. December lsc
do 40 9isc closing nj 49lc. Feb
closing at 80 &C. do May 52 2D52azc,
chasing M OATSC ash lots muderatty active,
nT and prices better closing STEADY Options
trtc more active and &c lower the cl0-e Opened
fell ia and closed steady tho
the eaes-3f0OOU bushels and
SPOT Including 3+c.; do White, 3D'4 051c, No 2
WHITE 81 !? 031a No Nhite, 3.c Mixed
Western 81 36c White DO. 81 az 2c White STATE 81 "a
xnc No 2 December "a 81 &C. Closing al "a &c: Jan
nary IS 035asc closing at 80 So; do February closing
an * &c asked do. May 81 clos ing 81 &C.,.
FEED-Frm and unchanged
York ,., a. ..
grown:
refOn lone VIII IT. .'uv
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DOPuLAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi.

POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
Il dence Newport and all New gland Points
from Grand Central Depot Express trains daily SUNDAY
excepted at paror cars attached and ii D.
with palace sleeping cars sunday trains 10 m with paI
paror carsl. IL p with palace sleeping
For Newport take 200 p. Boston Express parlor
cars connects Wexford Tor Newport arriving 100
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
IA KILL MOUNTAINS. landing at Cranston's West
Point, Cornwall NeVburg. Marlboro Milton, Poughkeepss
and Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware stony
Glove Mountain Kaaterskil
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w. BALD
risonst- except SATURDAYS. when CITY OF KINGSTON
leaves at y. making all landings
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

w y. Y. e. anu Ii. IL H. Co., lessee.
Trains leave West 42dst station follows and Is
utes earlier from foot oil Jay-sL, North River
Detroit and Chicago 1870 a. IL. $685. 1915 p m.
ST. LOUIS 500 SIS y. IA.
Utica syracuse, Buffalo Rochester. Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls. 5:l5. 800 A. H. 800 o:l5 y.
Highland. Kingston, Saugerties. CHtsk Albany, g. Is
'7:l5. 800. l 1880 a. M, 400, 800 $40 y. m
(ranstons West Point, Cornw all, NewDurg 1916, .7l5
1855. 'lO:l5 1880 100000 1915 p ms and .6O5.
y. IN. Cranston's, Cornwall Newburg.
For Montreal ami Canada East. sos p IN
Hamilton, London 1856 q. m- 600 $40 p ~ Toronto.
10: IS a. M. 1900 te:l5 D. m
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit
Chicago and 81. Louis on all through trains
Daily. Daily except satufusy o'nof uans usnJ except
Sunday. -.
lions apply at Offices Brookiyn-S3S ash
ingtou-st; 73O Fulton Annex ONCE loot OF Fulton
City 3o3 1856 042 Broadway; 1881 Bowery and
West Shore stations foot OF Wests2ds foot OF NJ X
HENRY AONETT.
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RAILROAD or NEW .LERSEY.

trains leave from Chambersst station for n-ewool
Tenahy Closter and NYsck $50 7.sO 43O 9SOant
II 80 ~ ll5 800 400 $50 52o 30 $500 800 1870,
p. 1900 midnight. Sundays 7:3i .3O 400 and 400
n M For Nanue Spring Valley Monsey and TauaRs $50
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ kRN RAiLRoA "a SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EMPRESS.
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME. !.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
DepOts New York. foot OF Barclay
Daily except sundays Buffalo and Oswego Express
Pullman coaches 10 Water Cap stroudsburg scranton Bng
hamton Elmra. Bath Buffalo. Syracuse 0swego Greene
Oxford Norwich. Utica Scranton for Piston
NukesOarrc Danville and at Owego for
Ithaca and intermediate stations.
Blnghamton anu Elmira Express. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap Scranton. Binghamton. owego and Emr
connects scranton Tor Ptiston Kingston esbarI 40
D. ~ Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coaches
for strondsburg scranton Bnghamton, Owego. Emira.
720a IN. sleeping coach for Clean via wayland
p. IN. Daily Buffalo and 0swego Express Pullman
coaches for sroudsburg Scranton Bnghanton Corisndt
SYRACUSE Oswego Greene 0rIord. Norwich. Utica and
Hchneld Springs, Owego and
mediate stations except saturdays connecs Buffalo with
trains for all points West
Tickets and baggage checked at Broadway and
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ID no OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk. Va. and South
,,.ye via Penn X. Il 4:3U Parior W Bahuora
thence Palace steamers arriving a. Oid Poin $40
NorloIk y a IN, IL v. ToMPkINs 0en'I Pass AGENT
Slv broaa"a5, ~. Y.
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IIARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

IL NkW.YoRk, NkMHAvhN and HARTFORD n
rains Harlem River eLsnon corner iS2.ist and
aashed by second Avenue AID suburban elevated Hall
osasl daily except sundays at oio. s5v VlU IT, HAS
q H. 2lO. 1865. ato 6:40. $40 : 1880 u, ,or rors
Van Nest Chester Timpsou's hay
Eay lsana), Pelham Manor and .ilocae,
AZ Rochelle n3
main line tho Newiork. NevHayen and Hartford kaie
road Line aud Ar Line Dlyisioas; NewuanzAa
Mddetown. New Britain and sufeu branches and BossoA
ana all points East
Midnight Tor Now. Rochelle intexnedlAIo 80
lions ~ i2:i0 .. NJ daily. except Mon,layA "a.
sunday trAis Tor New-kovhee al intermediate -
ona q 1901 and o. 70 tbs latter train csussse
NJ ct New Rochelle with way Train 70 btAnferd
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt Des
follows;
a u Gatasauqua and intermediate points
ma. Geneva lyons Emlra, Rochester, Buffalo AMI
the West and principal local points Char To Wilkes
barre.
D. Tunkhaunock and intermediate points Char car
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LOUIS THE FOURTEENTH AND COURT
OF FRANCE IN THE SEVENTEENTH
CENTURY.
By JULIA PARDOE.

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PRODUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
III LINE The Popular Ips.do Route. To Boston. ~.
urvester Corresponding reduction 10 all pons.
steamers CITY OF orcestcr and .iy Of New } osk"
leave NUMBER North River loot OF " 81
pier Ferry daily except sunday ~
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A HISTORY OF MUSIC FROM THE EARLIEST
TINES TO THE PRESENT.

By W. s. RoCKsTRO author Of THE Life OF Handel"
&c In volume svo. OF about $50 pp. CLOTH SO.
Synopsis Of Contents-secton Music in the Early
Ages. Section II.-Musc the Middle ages -
Music seventeenth Century. Section IV-Music In
Eighteenth Century. Section v.-Modern Music. Section
VI.-Future Prospects.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER kAILROA D.-Commencing November Ia 1888
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester Express through drawing
Albany. Troy. Montreal. and syracuse
The Limited" with dining stopping az
Albany Cuca Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails.
Ere Cleveland and Toledo. arriving at Chicago 800
next lay.
lOSOa Ill., Chicago Express. drawngroom cars to Canaan
III so = ~. Western New.York and Northern Express.
Will dTawing'ro room cars.
a D. A. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
bp M st. Louis Express, with sleepingcars
foT Niagara Falls buralo. Cincinnati Toledo Detroit CHI
cago Louis Dlnngcaf New.fork 10 Albany
D. H. Montreal Express with sleeping " syracuse
" Auburn road. also 10 Montreal . 80
300 D. NJ, SPECIAL sleeper arrives Rochester 10 N
tgl5 D. m Pacific Express with sleeping for Rochess
ter Buffalo, Falls Cleveland Toleo. Detroit and
Chicago >ieepg-caTs Clayton and Ogdensburg daily
II.l5 D. in Night Express slespuyctrs Albany
anu Troy. Connects with tbs morning trains Nsss
and for the North except saturday ulshtl .
Tickets sale II Grand Central Depot No. battery
Place Broadway. Harlem Depot l25thst and shave.
escots Express Offices Park place lnea Broad
way 1855 e42 Broadway and ~ West l25thsL. New.
York aud 7SO Fulton sta brooklyn and 70
4th-st. Williamsburg
Accommodations drawing and seeplngcars bs
procured ticket Offices Nowf Sasy. Nai
533 WasnngoDst ST.. brooklyn
BaRgage called 4 chcck ed from residence.
These daily. All Others daily except sun lay
frhese stop at Harlem ll2ath ST anu 4th,sye1
}. NJ. rOUCEf, d. NJ hEN DlIck,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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MEMORIALS OF WASHINGTON. AND OF
MARY. HIS MOTHER. AND MARTHA,
HIS WIFE.

From Letters and Papers OF Robert Cary and James
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ton in which he gave a deplorabl
picture of the times. He stated that
the masses of men were drifting far
Their and farther from the churches,
educated men were asking SIS life
worth living?" and men in the market
places we're teaching the doctrines OF
despair, pessimism, agnosticism and
atheism; scarcely a day passed but
brought to light to crimson the face
Of the patriot. After itemlzlng a long
list Of the worst transgresslons, he
closed by saying that divine charity
took the form Of a machine and was
administered by proxy, and that u
boosted civilization was stained with
bIots as black as death.
Apropos Of the subject, although it
is believed drought the country that
this is the most demoralized city IN
the land, there is a great deal OF
Christian work done here In Wash
ington It goes on silently IN many
homes but it goes on constantly and
it fills the churches on Sunday with
audiences Of such size as are found II
few places in the world.