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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

The postponed entertainment Of the Nonparel Rowing Oiu0
place Parepa Hall Eighty sxthst and rhirdaNe'
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock All tickets hold goof
The Christian Temperance UniOn Of the state OF
opened headquarters at No 10 East Four
feminist
good sum has realized at the Christmas bazsar
which progress for weeks at the House OF 'e
Holy Family No l3s Secondave. Among the ladies' VINO IN
themselves Mrs Eugene Kelly, Mrs ODoLo
hue Mrs. Hosuet the Misses Bnsee and Mrs O'Brien
The Of the House Of the Good samaritan al
Ffthave, will be continued today FROM to IL
O'clock
with next Sunday evening services VIII be heiu
Presbyterian Church as formerly ana
Crosby will preach series OF sermons upon
The Nations Connected Old Testament History The
subject for sunday evening viii be The Old Chadeah
Empire"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
TIE CHRISTIANS TRIAL.

Mr.. TALMAGE TELLS WHAT CHARGES THE SOUL
MUST ANSWER AND WHO THE WITNESSES ARE.
The Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday morning was not
az crowded as usual Notwithstanding the fact that Mr.
Tamage had been absent for sundays. Before the
sermon Mr. Talmage announced that there would be
Christmas service in the Tabernacle. but that special
vices would be held sunday morning. He also an
nounced that he would receive New Years calls at
home Mr. Talmage devoted his TO a description
OF the trial OF the Christian SOUL saying in part
am this morning speaking OF the grandest trial
The ~heu trial 10 have the
iudl Stand thou Christian and
the Indictment high against thy Tie ndct-
mrnt for directly aud indirectly have all
all The len Commandments. Are you guilty
guilty. Don't be quick the negative This
have promised be the Lordsi Have kept that
PROMISE
you indictment read let the be
Callei The witness the world The world Is pTeJu.
hard heAre and tile testimony should not
taken without allowance. e second witness for The
prosecution conscience. "Oh, conscience, Il
sorry testify. but Commanded 10 do In thousand
things soul has and has done selfish and
proud things" The witness for the prosecution is the
Angel Cod with bright and shining on II
To shield him with OF but
There ~ the the holy
the august SJlrit tiod. We bow before II.
prove that the An-e and the oily Ghost
The Nh're
the COUNSEL Who Will take TINS case will.
saws a young hir years - will be the
admit all the offences which are charged
against my client admit But look AZ that wound
my that left hand look
His throne that decision which
ca never be revoked; " I here IL no condemnation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
CAL HO-nlY

SUPREME COURT CHkNBHRs- Before Barrett MOD
Third Monday Motion calendar.
suPRKME CouE1IsrEciAL rKRn-PART r.-Before Van
2ls 900. 222, 225. 746. lO25 l43. 40 lO43 $50.
PRkME COURT-sPEClAL TKFA-PAKI II .-Before Beach
J-No- 1874, z03 go 23l 232 1913 235 23U 23T 23y,
e25 ss2.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUTT-PART I-Before Dopohue j.
34l2 21yo 25s423l9 l77s 1868. 340a 340e Sals 3lls
342O 342o 343g $40 544s 22l2 2eo2522 sos 1886
1901 1851 $3.50 1880 1920 27sI 22ss l77l g7ye IA 80
42 2zs6 2s02 2534 254 go 27s $685. 26su 27ss 27s2
1871. 1898. $685. 3-22. 2O5J
sUHRKME COURT-CIHcUTT-PART II.-Before Brown. j.
Nos 1923 s2s2 ses2 25es. $3.50. e46, s24s s2os sSo
3z45 1898. 1898 1924. 1851
sUrREMR CouRT-CIRcUIr-PART III.-Before Ia wrence
Nos 2U32 $685. 3Os3. OO4 1904 l743 3lU2 1921 $685.
1856 lZs7 1858 BIO 1884 32is 1896 SOle ll47 1870
sz2 2sU7. 3Ozl. 0O05. u 10. 2c0s
sUrREnE CoURr-CIRcvIr-PAET Iv.-Before Macomber J.
1853 $40 sill $3.50 1856 sis3 sisz Sis9 siYS ii5o
1910 ai7s 1928 1882 1850. 1856.
sUHRoGATKs CoURr-Before Rollins s.-Estate OF owen
Geosbegan. lO3U NJ " nj OF James II. PANE IL
SUPERIOR couHT-GENERAL TKRM-Adlourned until Thurs
SUPERIOR CoURT-bPEc1AL TERk-Bcfore Truar Mos
blg. 800. y. 500.
suPERioR CoURr-TEAL TEEM-rART I-Before o'Gorm. ].
CASE q - y DAY calendar.
COMMON PLKAs-srEcIAL TERh-Before Van Hoesen, j.
Nos. q. B.
coMMos PLEAs-EoUrTr TERx-Before Bookstaver. j.
COxMos PLRAs-TRiAL TERN-PAHT L-Before Allen. j.
N- l1le 17y, 1883 1892 1sa 1879 l4s ls26 sos z3t2
lyt 1878 1883 1851 1851 i7GA 72e 2isd. 1895. 1897
COMMON PIEAs-TEIAL TERN-PAET IL Before DAILY l.
Nos 2oes 2os4 20s6, 2o7s 2c75. 27s 2lzi ziso 2iss
2lg5 2lss zoos. k2l 1870 1854 2IsS 2i6l 2i5s 2l4J
CIR sRsnss' fnha@f1ur IBetors sshrba
ciTi cousr-THi1L TKna-PART II.-BefOrc Browne. j.
ciri coUsI-TmAI r.1x-PAnr IIL-Bsssss Ehrueh J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
MRS. FOSTER spKAxs ron TEMPERANCE.

Mrs ]. Ellen Foster. OF Iowa, the weiiknown temper
advocate spoke in Chickerng Hall yesterday after
at the meeting Of the American Temperance Union
with her and which she has discussing for
some time she las pleasing and interests her
bearers much account Of her speaking by
subject under discussion she the prohib
ton venen should be the peoples movement because
this country In which everything existed for the
people. Her discourse made up principally OF
history OF The temperance movement The Blair bill Is,
in her estimation. the first step toward National cduca
tiona system. and she said that the quicker National
system Is adopted the better IL will be the country
and the Christian Church. would be the strongest
bulwark OF liberty"
The second OF "a series OF Sunday evening temperance
meetings which being held In the Central Baptist
Church, No. 220 est Forty sec0m-st, under tho
pices the National Temperance Society," took place
lss: night There IA large attendance The speakers
were Mrs J. Ellen Foster and J. n. searns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
TIE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Dec ls.-tOton quiet Mhilng $500 No.
Flour Howard Street and Western superune ~
rs Extra 81 s5G3 rs, 10 Family 81 90 a. So Cliy
Mills suDerne 81 35d2 10 10 Extra 50 90 as TO- 10 ko
62 a. 81 PataOsco Family 50 10 do superatve
P,trnt IS d.. wheat-sontliern nrm Western anll
Rel spot ~ ~ December ssrGse +cs
January s9G-9 'sc.; February 5Osae0hc; May
"a 6a5c ......,urn-southern arm; Western sfeSiy.
souihern White 4eai7c. DO lehow: 20 stes.
January 46is9469c February 47a a s-i March tec-
-. southern Y5D+oc: Pennsylvania
3564 Western White. 81 1fnc- do Nixet "a 1Sic
Rive Nv. sales Al SO do0c--- .Hav-F1rm Prime To
PORK. $1,000 Bukmests. shoulders Cear Rio sides
parked b7G7c. BacOn-Shonlders 7lc.: Char Rib
Sides 7.c. Hams l2nl25.c.... Lar'l-Rennei- 7Lc.
49,. Butler-Frm Western Packed l3Glsc: Creamery.
23G Soc .... kggs-Lower at 29a3Ic. Petroleum-is
unec osc...... Copper-Renhed. loa,silc whskey
Rrceipts-FIour s6zs bbls Wheat $4,000 ousn. Corn
$4,000 oats 1000 Vnsh Rve bush Shipments
2u423 Bbls Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 80 100 bush
RYE bush .sal-s-Wneat 3s2fOO bush Corn.
100000 bush
but sales 5000 bush in lots at S9sc. No. Hard
Northern Pscihc SIZE: No. 2 Rel Winter. SIC No l
White Michigan. s3d4c isked Corn No. q 44c: No
No. yellow. 43l9.: No. do l4c. on track.
Oats-NO. 2 WuJa 80 l2c.s No 2 White Western. $40
No Mi-ed IS &c; ;Bariey-No Canada he. No
63c Rsceipt.FlOur 800 bOis; Wheat LOO bu-h Corn
10000 bush. 35UO bush. Barley 10000 bush Ship
ments-FIour -. bbl> Wheat $1,000 bush; Corn.
9.upO Barley bush
CHICAGO Dec. l8-Fiour-Stealv and unchanged. Chooe
Winter Wheat 81 l5at 2o. spring Wheat S. s09+ lo
Crates 81 75 rs. Rye Flour-s3 - 40 IN bDs..--
The lOilI~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec ls-provslons- Bacon. Cumberland Cut
3ss OBJ Long Clear Mddes. 32s 3d. short Clear Mides
SOS OH shore kiDs $50 Od shoulders 25s U per c~t Beef
los 3D. Tor Extra inl. Mess Prime Ness OBS I'd Pork
Prime Meas. blA OIL per bD-: Prime Mess Eastern
6Zso Western 59s Oh Lard-A mericsn. 35s Prime est
35s. Oil Lard OIL 32s I'd Hsms-Loug Cut AS 3D..
hhouer 80 ID BuGtrr-lO2s6d CIV tfor nnest nited
etates Cheese American Choice. 63s. o. Wheat-hed
western Spring rs. Al. q Is I'd; keI Nmer, "a o.L
rs bd per cental New No. Winter. q. 1q'; do No
sfrng o. 3D. New Mixed Western Is 4d. California No
Is sd Is 3D. do No 6s I'D al. Sd per GENITAL Pro-
duce-5rts "t lurpsDtn- us 9d. DO at London Jos pa
PEI ewt Refined Petroleum. 6ad per gallon Cover see-
american ned. tSs per cwt Iaow-2o Vd per cwt
Fine American. 2ts 3D.; Prime Siiy, As. W. per owS
hosn- Nonmon, Sc ga Pale liza Cd 0Oa ID I1ns-en Oh
zls ID yer evI PRO. isons-Am,rcAn k.inEer.,sa bes
hind anaf.cs Ti lore quarters, I'D per ID hops =.
aon,NewforS state az l5s- Oh A3 U.s. Cd Cot'onseed
OIL Liverpool make, lSs Sd - ..
LONDON. Dec la-Produce-LiBseed on, go % Od 1zo
fs vd per ION Calcutta lnsecd 4O. a. per quhtcio
seed Cake 70 los Cd per Refined Psrolsa a oIsL
40 10 10 lod per gallon spirits OF lurpehthe sos S per
cwti Pae os Od ella Cd Provirions-Lara 90 % yer
cwt ior American suxzr-l3s Od psr ewl er Suo. zen
riins. poorzns $685. AMI lis 81 "a ~ .9r "a t az
lar ennnk .noat Australian lslcw-beei' <4sVu zos
Cd Mutton 2ls Cd a-s- 3 cocoanni H. D., tGo
COCHIN t3o De- American Refrigerated bcel Ss gu or
hind QUARTERS and Ia lid Tor fore quarters per ny e
ANTWERP. Dec. ls.-Pstroieum-Fine Pale american IL
francs IL centmes paid aud IL francs IL confines sellers
WILCOX lart francs 10 ceuse per lVO giou
Bhkhks, Dec lo.-Petroieum. Earks 90 piehhiiks.
Wcoxs Lard closed 81 marks w pcnninss per ITO D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
FoREFA rHEKs DAY IN PILGRIM CHURCH.

majority of the members Of Pilgrim Congregational
Gnu eh are pilgrims from NewEDgland and they with
other members propose TO remember the descendants
OF the Mayfower coonsts with dinner night
There will be long tables In the paror Of the church.
and the dinner will consist OF without wine
and with pork and beans side dish for the genuine
Yankees The walters will be young ladies dressed Ia
pilgrim" costumes. After the dinner there viii be
toasts and responses follows: The Day Celebrate
Rev Dr. {. b. Kossitcr; "PiigTmi5rit and Pilgrim
Power" the Rev Carlos martyn Our Pilgrim Mothers,
re Rev. Dr. A. ii. Clappi Plymouth Rock. Firm
Foundation" the Rev. NJ. E. Angler; 1.-The Pilgrim
Clergy the Rev. DR.. Wesley r. Davis THE Pilgrim
Pioneer in Education ana Religion" the Rev. David
Gregg; The Future OF Our Republic" the Rev. DR..
James Powell; and probably The Music and Poetry OF
the Pilgrims" by the Rev. f. r. Thwing The Rev. Dr. 5.
ii. Virgin Will preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

sn Lambs - 5oss rs; Canadian Lambs 500 Is, 10
Beas Receipts last "a hcurss4so head total 'sy 20:
thus sO720 besas for time last week. iO5 ~
beat Market quiet and weak Commos and L!1 ~
seleced Yorkers - 40as4 so; Selected Nedism wsisht
= ,"9t ~ Selected Heavy Ends ~ ,3eAs SSofsss
eft
CHICAGO. ls.-T ne Ororvs Iouynas Csf0A
Receipu 1000 neat shipmenta l0ogt meskse
Feeders szess 90 Cowa Bulls And Mixed. 81 -
~ -. Texans ~ 00df3l5
Hoas-Recepts zS.O0J heat shpmsnn 4y00. maskse
slos, CLOSING "a loc lower. houeh and MIef - s0oS
25 Packing and Shipping 81 50eS< 50s Liasa TagAro
81 fs4s4 70 skips 81 4tas3 30
StseD-Receipts 1000 1000 market steady.
5O4sz rs: Western 81 50a5 90
Lambs ~ OUaS5 Texans >2D3 30.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. is-CaltL>-feceipts ls3 hes1s shH
ment no head: market strong thr smas beevss ~ 500
20 Choice Native steers - 2sa4 20: Butchers stesrS
far TO cor- 50 1884 20 Feeers fair TO good ~ 80
sS Is. stockers tr 70 good 81 oo42 TO- Texans. con-
20 choice 81 a09s3 s.
HOGs-Recepts. ZlS6 head. shipuenta heads
all sod early shade than Yesterday
Choice Heavy end Butchers selections. 81 30 - 5ts
Pacing fsr to good, ~ lOss4 80 Yorker. medium -
fancy. - 951s3 10 Pigs common 10 good. 81 soG<J 20
sheeD-Receipts l5s head shiDmsnt, none: nsrxse
strong choice. dull common Common 10 Choice
81 80 - CO. Christmas Lambs and Muons - l09s& 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
DAILY SERVICE OF PRAYER.

The Rev DR.. W. II. Huntington, rector of Grace
Church has decided TO try the experiment Of having
daily afternoon prayer through the year in
the beautiful little chantry adjoining the church.
His idea to there any basis for the general
belief that people Will not or cannot attend daily
church services in this age
sertainly nowhere" he SAYS could there be a
better opportunity to test the worth OF such an opin
ion than In church situated AS ours is, at the head
of the principal thoroughfarc Of the largest city Of
the land DO not expect, indeed, that Of those who
come very many Will DO of the number Of our own
people for the hour fixed Is only especially conven
tent such Of them as happen 10 live in the near
neghborhood. What do expect, or rather hope for.
IL that certain weary people passing up Broadway
on their way home from the days work, and especial
ly those who have no opportunity Of family prayer
Al home may find il refreshing now and then 10 seek
communion with Him who IL alike the Author Of peace
md the Giver Of rest"
The service Il held at half past In the afternoon
and thus far Is fairly successful .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
NONE Ne VS..
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Sentence Of Alderman McQuade for bribery by Recorder
smyth IL an.
Steam yacht Radha snit Superior Court
Board Of Estimate amt ApportiOnment
Hearing of charges against Police Captains Mouh' anu
RYAN before PDllce Commissioners
Payment Of election bv City P2ymaster
Paine win case. Surrogate's Court IL ~ M
Baptist Preachers and Reiormed Pastors meetings. ~ W
Presentation of memorial Roswell f. Flower Wih"soi
HOt.L evening. -,
sale articles MOntedore Fair. Central Park Garden'
evening.
Madison University Alumni Association meeting and din
ner, Fifth Avenue Hotel. p. m Wa,
Congregational flnb We-ting and dinner NO. ~ "es'
Twenty thrd-st, $50 y. m.
Harlem Choral Club No 228 West Onshuho ""
aDdtw nty- nftll-st y. 1.,,,-
Hail. D.. m.
Academy ~ Sciences, Columbia College y. m.
Cour-martal OF Major Alderman. Brooklyn, evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEw.Y DIRK. 8 turfay Dec. ls.-BEEV Receipts
81 Of 027 head-44 6Otst and % a.
Jersey itv. OF The 60ths. al for Mr..
Eastman aud for Merger. At Jersey City
Ii for sanghrers direct for and
8 carioads for che market.
SHEEP AND LAM Receipts % OF .37s head
10 5Oh-st amt - Jersey city The markee
rules about with sheep sailing at 90 80 o. and
Common Good Lambs az IS 2jdS6.
sales-sherman t'uver 70 kentucky sheen % d. ss
81 is; l46 do lis H. at - so l4S DO 1870 N. al 50 c5
F. raher 60; rs Ohio sheep lO7 D at - ~. l64 Ken
tucky do 80 d. at 4c 81 Kentacsy Lambs II b. az - 2Ss
100 ONO do 81 N. at IS 20.
Newton o. ct III Ohio sheep 80 n. at - %, ITO d.
40 n, at SIS 372 =
j r. Pidcock 222 Western Sheep. IS H. at 81 so: 1873
Kentucky 81 o. at ac 81 Kentucky Lambs 40 ID. ~
IS 90
HOGs-Reccipts were Z6 3725 head-20 cars -
Jersey and 40tst. No sales reported the
We weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
Mr.. MANNfNGS PHYSICAL CONDITION.
IL


Mr.. Manning Is helped n and out of his carriage,
mp and down stairways at his residence and at the
department., ana Is lifted up and down the steps
at the White House, though he we're an invalid
OF many yeaIs suffering lie tOtters and reels, and
has i the appearance OF who suffers intensely
and has grave apr rehensOns Of end being imIni
n Mt Those who have talked with Mr. Manning
recently, and who have had the best opportunities
OF ud- ing OF his ply ca strength say he leave
the haras Mt o. his Office great risk of losing
his lie. IL IL evident, for reasons for which even
his IT ends do not speak Of but which relate TO the
recar oIs condition OF his health. that Mr. Manning
VIII not be IN the Cabinet after March next He
viii stay till Congress adourns, In all probability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF SEy-Y)RK DEALIv44

FEArURES OF HE Wy )RK DEALIvIl
Little said Saturdays grain pecuatlons, for
verged upon sagnaton AMI OF the vara
prices reached pofrant extent But while wheat
options ang7!shed. the purchases up 10 over
no. 900 bushels spot though without material
change The speculation weak but later seaded
up the eoOd shipping business reported and ended
fairly well sustained December was u lower
deliveries off cent ss 70 lows January
e33a February 81 March 92'a April "a y. May 90 Jule
~ = absent rom he
corn options osri steady with loss Of =
NAV al "a = oats were down for December optmns
a January it Sis AMI trbrusry 80 4
cents The without feature VI uOe. with
options II points Tor December al 20 j3
and small tile oter months follows: January
81 brIary So "a March - - Apru ~ 81, Nay 20 30
The SATURDAY Al New YORK.
Philadelphia Baltimore ant Boston we're ~ follows Wheat
l03O bushels. lfJ7JS Jusheis oats r6S3l bushels
4Ol.U3U bushels -four 1888 barrels. Al chi
Milwaukee, amt ~ Lous the arrivals were "a follows
1876 6- bushels. lag 6l9 bushels oats l4j7i
bushels gram Az Jusies; hour, 3l45O barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
THE sunday TRIBUNE.

Lady Colin Campbell and Lady Miles, the public
burdens Of France, and Paris fashions were the
topics of Paris letters in FnE SUNDAY TRiBCNE OF
Yesterday; Berlin correspondent told of the
American minco-pie party DR.. Won Buows latest
outbreak and orher interesting events; General
Badeau tod more OF General Grants European
wanderings; Dowdens Lie of Shelley, GogoPs
Dead Souls and Stepbens's French Revolution were
reviewed: a Washington letter was about the Cos
mos Club the Credit FoncIer of Sinaloa was
described in a letter; Mrs. Campbell wrote IF the
Evolution of a jacket and Mrs. Marion Harland of
Seamstresses and Servants; a New Story of the
War was about Prices Last Raid; other features
were Among Men Who Can Talk. Military Merry
making, Talk of the Churches. Art News aud Com
meuts. The Week in Society, Sor es About People.
IAN Underground Tragedy" Poetry. THE Part
ner," The theatres, etc Leading news topics
were:
FoRrrGv-The week in London. - The anti
rent campaign proclaimed by The Tory Govern
ment. - Persecution Of the NatIOnaiists -
Adjournment Of the Relchstag. - Gadban
facha gwen the cold shoulder By the BulgarIans.
NJ. de Lesseps Ihe completion OF the Panama
Canal End of the Phillips will litigation.
CoNGRFss-rhe House in session. Morrison's
motion to consider his arf bill defeated by yole
Of l54 nays to l49 Yeas
DoMEsTIC.-Conplant in Nebraska against the
interference of reder u courts with tnOse Of the
state - Death of James Willis johnson, mil
iouaIre OF Boston. - Prosecuting the Semi
nOles IN Florida - suit OF Mrs. Harriet
Hubbard Aver for divorce in Chicago -
The w,m,n Of Richmond carrying flo ers aud
bibles to CluveTIuS - Summary OF the great
Kentucky stakes - Arresting election officials
IN It. Louis for frand. - prlzs tight st. pped
by a sheriff 60 Illegal voters tined in Boston.
80 Causes of the Winchester failure - Two
young women murdered by their father in Erie.
Penn.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Dr. McGynn still in the
city. - The com 1iaInt IN t1e Hopkins yorce
SUIT served. - Justin McCar- hy on The tng-
hsh Parliament" - G ident John Kings
views on the Interstate Commerce Bill. - The
" orld and morning Journal sued for libel by Mrs.
Terry, - Close OF the MOntenOre far 80
Cola value OF the egal-tender silver dollar l4l2l2
grans)-46l4d. per ounce. ~. ID cents. - stocks
dull and generally higher, closing firm at small re-
actions
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mail.
Sixteen pages Pnce cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20
COTTON MARKErs-BY rELEaRAPH

rather easier Middng Uplands 5isL Orleans SO.
sales-sO0O bales nclu ling 500 bales for speculation
ana export Receipsll0O bales, including 470O s>ss
American.
Futures dull Cpanis Low Midiun9 clause. DecoDbsR
delivery l364d; do December and January delivery 10
.64d. January All February delivery. l64a do Feb
ruary and March delivery. losd 10. March add April
delyerv. lSe4d do April and May delivery l?Sxdi
do May and June delivery. l1-o4d 10 June and la5Y
delivery. 2o64d do July August delivery. ~
SAD.
Futures steady Upands, Low Middns clause Deeomose
delivery 1854 buyers do December and January dclv:
January and February doAvexy
1iaSd SELLERS do Fsbruary and March delivery l2S&6
sellers DO March and April delivery. lSo4d seieRs d
April and Nav delivery l3.64L buyers; do. May an4
lime delivery s0ld sellers do June and July delivery
2Oo4d buyers; do July aud August delivery 22e<d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

sprss, @ss s sssG , We're =.
harsy barley rofs 90 1s a ss
Hc s ss s Clear os - Ok Dry ~. seS .ss1 s 81
yer gap not S SrS ni. ws:s
$4,000 lush. Corn. 5000 Oush Oats il3.OoO busn
oats 100000 rye l.OOO Ousa: Barley 5000
Produce Erch,nse today the Butter rule.
2 3se Creamery -0@1'e' DAIRY i'S-2~ A@s' 4OS
DETROIT. Dec 10 -wne.t-Sa White cash 1890. cash
Sic JAM - Ss FeD.: ssls'. MAY Krcelpts-sss0o
Sassy zSe 10 s'sV %a Ss 900 iSs s re-
es,S, 500 seed-cash "a S7l January.
MILWAUKEE, Dec 1s;- Wheat ,.t DuII
CASH e. @ os san So Nav 25t
No / 57cn sarIey1N~ ol.c rrov'sisas-
F Fss' Fs Steam Ds - G s.t:.l-
f fS,S Four bs25 BUSH was.s
S SS G"s 5000 Sus 49, Ssy o5 ss
MINNEAPOLIS. be- lS;-"ne4t-No. L Hard cash
sec. No Mixed s5S %. Rejected 4tSs5te.
9-sN@ Sl.e 81 SSSSl M,,ssv Mae Sale.
ri "a recewt~-Corn 2lOOO oush oats 2.l0o 5usn;
6usG Ky BOO bush
ran..DrLrn,A Dec ls-rlear--Flrm. 10: Western and
Peunsviv4iA ny IS IS 81 = Pennsylvania t.olee
6ho c r. Is. 20 ' 10 '''
u s So Winter Wheat Gs' Psa 81 Soss5 5o
Minn.so. bakers clear S. 20 go
- Daeuts ~ 70 20 WiscOnslD patents
o. flour o 20 for Buck nOur -.
Whest-sp-cuiatve market Let No Red Dec 50 .
49, dssc.: February 9OsGJUe ~, March Ola
COrn-Maket steady Local trade demand Light
Mixed track Acc: New mixed
gram depot. sU5. No mlXe for December AZ
a464c. January sbl4 d4O2c; February 474e+7 1c-s
White a7c No. v 80 G3s 10. No. White for
Dec 81 d37 tc. Jan. 81 isG3f$c.; FeO 57sG5lsc-s
March 31sI 49,. Pr0vlslOnstIn. Dressed Hogs
5.G52 lar. ST. - ~ 10 steam 50 t016 IS.
Extra 2vG3ic-. Bradford County anJ New
YORK Extra 2902sc.. Western larry Extra IL
Cheese-New-fOrk iu cream. l3sc sugar-GrzDuatod
&c. Confectionery A. &c; powierei b SC Receipts
$500 bush. shipments Wheat $500 OusE Con
4.4UO oats l35Uo
ST. Louis. Dec. lS-Fonr-XX 81 so ~ 60 Family
81 Choice 50 20 IS 80 Fancy - BOD So Extra
Fancy So sOas 90 Patents 81 1904 80 wheat-Duil
No. : Jan. 81 81 sc.. closing "a
No. Mixea Cash 80 G55s.c. Jan oJHscc. Feb. 50 &c;
Cash ~ &c. : Feb 29.c MAY Gle. Rvs-5ic.
49,. Barley-No market. Buuer-Creamery. 2s927o
-. Hay-Timothy $40 IS 90 PraIrle 81 7se u 90
BiaB-M o0c.-.-.orn Meal ~ co. Whiskev-
Sales, sl Is 80. Provi~lons- Pork gil IS Lar 30 10
Bulk Meats-long Clear 20 90 as 50: Snort kins
6bs: Wheat IeOOO vush Corn. 5l.OOO oats 2l.yoo
Rye. 1000 BUSH. Barley $4,000 Ousn shlpnients-
Flour 1000 bbis Wheat. busL torn SOoO OasA
Oats 1900 busfL Rye. bush. Barley --..- bush
TOLEDO Dec ls Wheat dull cash 1885,. Jan. SOFA
May. 81 7sc... Corn steady cash $40: 80; oats-
Jan. 621 Mar. 81 sJApr. 81 3D. kecepts-whsA&
~ 900 push Corn 2UOO Oushi Ousn Cloyee
Sect -. bags whesL 1900 BUSH Corn
1900 bush. Orts 100 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-20

MR.. sTAUNTOSS PULPIT DECLARED VAcANE
The croak of raven owned by some OF the neighbors
who live near the Fort Greene Presbyterian Church.
Brooklyn omnously during the services In the
Rev DR. Taylor moderator Of Presbytery Elder
Wat aud number OF the supporters OF Mr. stanton
the former pastor were present Mr. btaunon was not
there d. Taylor Ia opening the services read the cir
cuar addressed by the synod NewYor TO the Presby
terrain churches. He then that he pres
IN obedience TO the direction OF the Presbyery which
had declared the pulpit OF the church vacant
Z" In accordance with this action" continued DR.. Tay
l0r. pronounce this pulpit aud may the Lord
guide you IN the selection OF pastor assure you
that IL has painful duty on the part OF the Pres
tytery to 10 am thing that would reflection
Sho was 2eaiber OF the Presbytery. II only done