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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.
Schedules in effect June 40 $50

u schedule IN effect June 80, $40.
s:30 a. m.-kGst Tennessee Mall daily for warren-
ton, Gordonsvlle, Charlottesville, lynchbunx, and
stations between Alexandra and Lynchhurg Roanoke
Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Memphis Pull
man Sleeper Washington 20 Memphis.
IL % a m.-Fast mail daily for warrenton. Char
lotesvlle Goronsylle Stations Chesapeake aud Ohio
Route, LynchburS Rocky Mount, DAnville and sta
lions between lynchburg and Danyllle, Greensboro.
Raleigh. Ashevile Charlotte. Columbia. Augusta
Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery, New Orleans
Texas aud California. Pullman Sleeper New York 20
sleepers Montgomery TO New Orleans. Pullman
Sleeper Greensboro to Columbia and Augusta Pull
man sleepers Washington " Cincinnati via Z. and u
Route,
4:l5 p. m--Daily. except Sunday for Manassas
strasburg and intermediate stations.
T:2o y. m.-Daify via Lynchburg. Bristol and Chat.
Memphis. connecting thence for al Arkansas polntss
also Washington to New Orleans
$40 D. In,-Nestern Express, daily for Manassas,
Culpcper Orange, Charlottesville, StAunton LOUIS
Vile. Cincinnati Pullman Nestibule train Mashineton
to Cincinnati with Pullman SLEEPER for Louisville.
ii 90 D. m.-Southen Express daily for Il nchburx.
Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas
and California Pullman Nestibue Car Washington 70
New Orleans. VIA Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman
Sleeper WASHINGTON 70 Birmingham. Ala, via AtlAutA
Trains ON Washington aud Ohio division leave WASH
ineton 100 m. daily except Sunday, and As pm
returning. leave Round Hill 8 :O5 M daily aud III ed
p m daily except Sunday. arriving Washington 80
Through trains from the South via Charlotte, Dam
and l3 via East Tennessee bristol and Iynch-
burg at SOB am. and 10 40 pm: via Chesapeako
snd Ohio route and Charlottesville at SO aud
2 :l3 y m. and 0:53 am. strasburs local at s:lS
q. IN.
Tickets, sleepng-car reservation and Information
FURNISHED, and baggage checked at ONCE. 800 PENN
liza Railroad. 9TH and streets.
je29 JAS l. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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DoBERr yosE 4 co.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON L. STREET sOITHEAST

On MONDAY, AUGUST FIFTH, at SIX O'CLOCK
PM We will offer for sale, to the highest bidder si1
Choice Lots 2oxl 40 feet 10 S0-eet alley stusted
on north side OF street, between 18th and 18th
streets southeast An excellent opportunity for Inn
proyement investment.
Terms at sale.
aYl-3t RORERT yOSE A. ~ Auctiooecrs
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ALL SCALP AND SKIN DHBAsHs, dasdruf1 falling
Of the hair, gray or faded hair, may be cured by
using hat nstuEe's true remedy, Hans Hair Re-
newer.
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, NE 'NhA PESSsy1yAS1. Rourr

NE onEA PPFNNsvrv.Nr. poYrrp
TO THE S9 GNsi NEsf AN HSs spptfrHwEsr
STEEL RAILS n MAeSffff61 6s sSfslES
TRAINS LEAVE kfFNSl aTNs R5SS
CORNER OF SIXTH AND b STREETS AS foT-
For Pttsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
Of Pullman yestibuled Cars at $50 daily, fast
espns Car. Ss U s2 .6nn {: s1S s %
De 6b hSTsoS5F VIM 70 81 LS1s daily eIosP,
Ss,'e MsI IaBSsss at e 50 daily Tih Sleeping
meeting daily at harrisburg with through sieepers
for Louisville and Memphis Pacific EIIre-s. 10 90
through Sleeper 70 Rttsburg. and Pitts6urs 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Kane Canandaigua, Rochester and Niagara Falls
For Erie CanandAigha aud Rochester daily: for Bus
iaio and Nlaeara daily; ekcept Saturday, 1000 y
For williamsport, Lock Haven and Elnira 81 Boa
FOX fhi fiafi SEw YORK AND THE EAST
30 300, 900 and II 40 am, 2;6o, 4;l0
NJ g t1a 4i6. e. 90 and su Ii 20 s P% Limited
Lures OF Pullman Parlor Can, 40 an daily.
FOR PHILADEIPHIA ONLY
Fast Express s:l0 a. m, week days, aud $40 o. M.
daily Express 2:lo ,. m daily. Accom-. Q p. m
For Boston without change, 2: so D. m. every day.
For Broohlyn, \; <, al thr9nsh train. connect =
H Sfssr ss S.r r T6Ss svOns
For Ocean city ana Points on Delaware Division.
ahahtC SltS SsOO! ll.OO ana IL :4U H. week
For ai BssmoFs re- IS. 75o $40 900 $40 so
54S apS TO 40 e 1922 ait SID SSS
ana III 30 y. 10. On Sunday, 300, 9.O5, $50.
II 4O9; n, 2:lq 2:5o. 3:45. 4:lo. 600 7:40
For Pope's Greek Line Z go am and 4.4o pm daily.
For Anhspoiis, 20 and 900 an. 12 o5, 20 and
600 pm daily. except Sunday. Sundays BOA
am. 4:l0p pm
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
IN EFFECT MAY ~. 1850
For Alexandria, 4:30. $780, 9:45. $40 e.45 10 ST
amY 1900 noon o5. 4.25, 4 :55. os0l, GIL
7:45. GAS 81 am, :S5 9 :oi. 5 sos and io: cs
pm.
Accommodate for Quantieo AS q m. and 4:55 pm.
For Richmcnd and the south, 4 SO. 1857 q m daily.
~ and 81 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington EOS. 7:0A
s:99, s:1e lo;d5, LOS 20, 500 sac
On sunday at 9:lO and II :Q7 a m, 900. BAD.
7:05, 500. . 20, and 10 :32 D. N.
Tickets and Information at the ofce northeast CON
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
at the station. where orders be left for tlA
checking Of baggage 70 destination from hotels and
residences.
CHAS. L. PuGH. J. X. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger AGENT
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MoMuss's
ELIXIR OF OPIUM

ELIXIR OF OPIUM
Il preparation Of the drug By which it, INJURIOUS
effects are removed while the valuable medicinal
properties retained possesses al the sedstive.
anodyne and sntspasmodic powers of Opium. but pro-
duces no sickness Of the stomach. no vomiting, no
oostiveness hssdachs. In acute disorders
II u invaluanls remsdy and recommended By the
best physicianA
= YKRRETT. Agent
myAs 372 Psazl It. New Fora.
RUuDIH0 RAPH8A MQaTA9 COLQRs, n
oSSs,naA netA rsPof f1pSf g. s1 a. cs.ss', -,
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Are You BARGAIN HuSr1Se,
SWEET BABY BUNTINGs

so, pause and rest awhile You need go no further
You've struck q Corner AS is q Corner, which UN-
LOADS for YOUR benefit; q corner which is the
No matter one is as sweet Is SUGAR and another as
bitter Quinine. We extremists tits true, but not
exactly in the line Of TRUSTS. We trust you'n be-
Geve when declare to you that this Ia Clothing
in desire to do good and born and
reared in the fostering and fulfilling Of that desire
toward all men. We have succeeded 30 well that we
propose hewng close to the same line for all time to
come, and invite you to share the rich fruits Of
bountiful reward.
Your generous patronage has made IL possible for
to do some TALL tumbling in the matter of prices
terrifying indeed to those dealers who stick to TALL
prices-but exceedingly edifying agreeable, aye par
ticularly pleasant to BUYERS Of high low degree.
1t tckles them tremendously to have spread out be-
el075 to e13.75. and be told to take their choice
AT $3.50 SUIT.
And yet another agreeable surprise follows close
upon the heels Of the first. Here we nnd Imported
and Domestic worsteds, Cheviots. and Cassimers,
for Men, worth from SLABS 10 eco suit. Take your
choice. neighbor,
AT e10.75 SUIT.
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
OPT and 929 7th st. NV,
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open Saturdays until IL pm.
eY-Onace Coats, Stripes and Checks on sale Monday
"Wednesday. and Friday mornings, from toll 0oclocE
Price. 25c. N29
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WOOD AND COAL

ISORREST DODGE
Il COAL. COKE AND WOOD OF ALL KINDS
FAMILY COAL A SPECIALITY.
Best quality Georges Greek Cumberland Coal for
steam purposes.
Office, 1914 31st St; Telephone, 956-2.
Yard and Wharf, 30OS Water ST.. Telephone, 954-2.
iy9
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

nECKER BROS. PIANOS REPRESENT ALL
~ that is best in the art Of Hanoforte making.
Sold on easy terms.
WEBER, FISCHER and ESTEY PIANOS. A few
frst-class Second hand Pianos at very low prices
ESTEY OkGANS.-Two hundred and ten Thousand
(2l0,000) Estey Organs have been made and sold.
New styles for Parlor Church and School use Sold
easy terms.
PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT.
Old instruments taken in part payment for new
ones. Tuning and Repairing.
SANDERS STAYMAN
Y34 ST. NV.
13N. Charles st, Baltimore, Nd
12l7 Main St Richmond, Va aul-3m
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"cRIsIs MADEIRA FOR JELLY-QUAINr ANECDoTH |
OF COL THOMAS scoTT-BosroN's APPETITE |
FOR THINGS scIENTIFIc-wHY LOVERS FEAR TO |
DO THEIR TRUSTING ON THE CHARLES
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

VVEEKs CO, Apctioneers,
w 6S7 Louisiana ave,
Opposite Gty Post once
STOCK OF REGULAR GOODS, NOTIONS, TWENTY
Dom KID CLOVIS, MINIS, WoMEN's AND
BOYS SUMNER AND NINTEk CNDERNEAR.
sUSPENDkRS, $50 DoZEN MEN,s, MoMEN'S
MISSES AND ChlID,S hOsIEkl, fiNE GOODS;
OVERALl-S, CHENIOT. FLANNEL AND LINN
BOSOM SHIFTS, BhUSHES. COMES, HAND
kERCHIEFs, JEAN Goops, NESkMhAk,
GLOVES, AND A VARIETY OF OIHkR sIOCk
\ ALL Fresh GOODS, AT AUCTION, WITHIN
OUR sALksRooMs. MONDAY, AUGUST flfIH
Ten A. NJ au2-xt
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IN SALT AND FRESH WATER.
Swimming Described From the Stand
point Of a Physician.

THE CURATIVE AND HYGIENE ADVANTAGES OF THIS
ExERCIsE-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE IN CONSEQUENCE
OF IGNORANCE OF THE ART-THE DANGERS FROM
HEART FAILURE AND SHARKS EXAGGERATED.
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RAILROADS.
BAnr1nQEE AN Omo RnIno.n

sshedals IN efect yuNR "a tsse
r .s9 .eS i; Ss1si sss s s;.sss Ia..-
.lfsSr sa5saa..s 5. LeaE and lsa.a.poa. szp~-s
For issssY .aS cas.ss.sa v.-sse~,>a Ianis.as.-
for Mssehhs s =. an sssre,s 20 Pm .,.s,c,.
on main line srpress asAs ssssp< Nond.s, al SOB
Tor LeIinston snd Local Stations no 3oAn
q, 90 ,oIHS' 1880 an. tlosso am. t3soo Pine
rSs he- .sS IA -ess avs .oa 500 SEQ IA
;s.S&,SS!ss. n ITO soA as .,na ass
tSS & $50 $50 hS eS an. ss IN 80 ? sIsa,yS
SS S s!sd "a IO2 Pa 3 soc iSsS "A
IS S s?:. 80 x,;s,;,;s y =:
r. :. $ ls.qsFs , v ". ...
s1 S, 9hs lS S Sc go psgsss
u 90 pm. Sundays 8 ~. rs. : 40. plA no 40
i aSsS' s 40 iSs1 as So II
sss Bay lids lay. fS s'ns rs sd M
sq Eaes Rae vel s sSs 30 ana $50
.d ~ aS 3 g s: sas 81 sI ls 2s
dssys knnaySl.s; 40, SO am q Oh s'So's0a
,fSs stations On Inc aeirSroli,sS ,s1.nsh tc.sA
g z Y "a 20 Ina iGs E5'ne ''s'n' 'a"
For Rockville and way stations "a IS pm
For 1aithersburg and intermediate pofntA sp:0oA
m, tl2 80 . 3D. I'll 20 pm -
Tor Boyds and intermediate stations u 90 pm
s10.O0pm.
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday q IL
pm, stopping At all stations Metropolitan BrenoA
For Frederick, 10 40. ITO 80 an 20 90. - 80 y
M sundays. Il D and 3 :55 pm.
FOR Hagerstown. fl0: 30 m. and rs 80 Pm
Trains arrive from Chicago daily IL - O. m. and
300 pm. from Cincinnati and ST Louis daily 500
a nl; and % pm from httsburg 9;lO am. and
NEM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION,
For New York Trenton. Newark and E1izzbeth. M
j. Zoo Is 90, . 30 .l2 90 ~ .. 80 = 20 and
30 pm. Buffet parlor Cars all day trains.
Sleepng Car ON the 1880 M open at y 90 pm.
LIE ~ IN train does not stop ht Elizabeth.
tor Philadelphia, Newark, Wilmington and Chester.
90 - 90, - 30 'l2 90 an. - 80. $40 81 cd
For intermediate points between baltimore ana
PhlladelphiA, - so Am, - 80 and - 80 p. m.
II : 69 Am. 'i:So $50 Sab. 800 pm. and
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington. q 10
e Il, III 10 am, II 35, AIS, '5.o5. '5FAS aud
FOR Atlantic City 90 and . 80 An, IL. 90 noop
and so y m. Sundays 4 90 m, and IL 90 noon.
For Long Branch and Ocean Grove - 90 tS:OO q,
M. L. :OU noon. 50 80
tENcept sunday. DAILY. ssundAy only. .Excero
sunday and Monday. .EXcept Monday.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
Residences by Union Transfer orders left al
ticket Offices 6l9 and 1875 rennsyvanlA avenue aud
NJ Depot CHAS. %. SCULl. Gen Pzss Ast
J. 4. ODEIL. General Manager y27
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the proper thing to open the precious nectar
from bug-destroyed vines by wholesale on the
festive occasion, in order that every one might
have as much of it as he wanted to drink
GUEST WHO FELT INsULTED.
It was in the midst OF the festivities, while
supper was in progress and throng of young
men in claw-hammer coats were crowding with
eager appetite around the tables in the salle-a-
manger, struggling for fried oysters and salad
and gulping down the wine as fast the wait
ers could supply it in bottles, that Col. Scott
who had remained conversing with two or
three other railway magnates in the half
deserted ball room, saw approaching him q
gentleman well known to him as person Of
social distinction. The colonel hastened to adj
dress him, saying: my dear Mr.. B., you look
warm"
'Sir!" exclaimed the new conner, whose fam
lily name Is to this day an aristocratic pedigree
in itself. II consider that have been insulted
in your house and shall leave it at once"
'Insulted in my house?" echoed the colonel,
astonished.
Grossly insulted, SIR" reiterated Mr.. B.
angrily. II found q crowd Of young men
about the supper tables just now swilling
madeira. I yentured to take glass and taste
1t, sir, taste it!''
"well wasn't it gOod9" asked Col. Scott,
.'Good!" fairly shouted the angry man. cit
was "crisis" madeira, poured out by the gallon
Tor swinging in goblets by q crowd OF boobies
and port. You are perfectly well aware, Col.
Scott, that and many other gentlemen here
tonight. who possess cultivated tastes instead
OF vulgar millions, would regard it as the ut
most luxury to have single wineglassful Of
that madeira once month, II we could afford
TO buy it. But we cannot, q you know, and 30
you take advantage Of this opportunity to out
rage our feelings by serving Il In tubs, as one
might say, for q lot Of young pigs. Good night,
sir"
And with this the wrothy bon vivant strobe
out OF the room, picked up his hat and coat
outside and left the house with Indignation and
disgust In his heart for all newly-acquired
wealth and gastronomic philistinism.
ACTION or THE suN's 1AYs uLusrRArxD.
The average BostoniAn INDUCES . decided
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"Even admitting the occasional accident Of
shark bites, the danger therefrom is almost in
fnitesimal compared with railway travel or
even accidents from horses; and neither this
unimportant drawback: nor any other that
have mentioned should have the least weight
in preventing the cultivation and spread of an
accomplishment that everybody should counte-
legendary exploits Of Leander and Byron, but
as step in that branch of social evolution
which better physical development and i'm
proved health tend to promote"
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Great Slaughter Sale Continued

Cr6kJ o4aIblL0F OuLo OOublHQSQ
sOf clothing, hats, shirts, trunks, ETC.. by
''The Famous" TO continue until everything,
if possible, is sold. The Broughton street
store not being fitted and ready for occupa-
ton, and removal is therefore postponed.
TIE rush for bargains during November
was immense, and hundr, Us OF purchasers
praise THE Famous" for the money they
have saved. This postponement of my
moving will benefit tue public in having
the chance TO supply themselves with rare
bargains. The slaughter is to 20 on, and
the goods are to be soll regardless of cost
II you have the least idea of the value of
clothing, the prices at which | offer my
stock will convince YOU that / mean busI-
ness Fine dress and business suits, as
stylish goods as any made to order, and
Mae times out of ten will ht you better.
Overcoats, elegant assortment of cashmere
and dress trousers, 70 better goods any
where. Boys salts and overcoats, large
lot of extra large waist trousers extremely
low to clear out--in fact everything is
offered below the cost of manufacture, or
at a saving to you Of from % to 50 per cent.
Call and examine my goods and pric
before purchasing elsewhere, or you will be
sorry for it afterward, for you will sec your
friend and neighbor buy SO much cheaper
than you have. ''rhe Famous" IA Con-
gress street, cor. Whitaker, Savannah, Ga.
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hiddles quiet; short clear %. Lard Quiet
but trm; western steam at 81 30; city steam
- 70; optiOns-December delivery az So IS
January delivery So %. Freights 20 Liverpool
firm; cotton. per steam, 7-S2d; grain Sd
CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-ln wheat there was a very
falr trade in a speculative way, aud prices ruled
weak and lower all around. The local markes
opened AZ about Yesterdays closing figures de
eilned Jsc, closed quiet and S41tJSc lower than
yesterday. II was claimed that the weakness
was partially the result OF a combined BUCKET
saop raid on the market, to force OH some of
Their Customers on long wheat held on slender
OF the session. though early IN the day fair
degree q activity was manifested There was
no new features Of i'm portance developed. The
prevailing feeling was weaker, December in
particular; other futures ruling comparatively
steady. The market opened at yesterdays
closing prices, was easy, December selling &c
lower, while other months declined &c, rallied
ntfte and closed with December Assl NC and
January and Nay Is6hI4e lower than yesterday.
Oats were active stronger and higher Decem-
Der and January were the strongest aud ad-
vanced u 1$sc on several large buyers bidding
Tor round lots May delivery advanced 14c Al
the top operators who bought early began sell
Ing. weaker feeling developed and prices
oeclned slightly, but last sales were a. a small
gam over yesterdays close. In pork a very
light business was transacted and the feeling
was steady. Prices exhibited very little change.
In iard the trading was only fair and the feeling
change. Short rib sides showed no particular
change Prices rather favored Sellers though
no advance was established.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Gun ana weak Wheat-No. 2sprins 19isc; No.
red 7e9sc. corn-No. 9, 3114c. OatsSNo. 3
201sc: Ness pork at so 1880 25. Lard at
- SSee. SPORT rib sides, loose, at 81 SSG15 IS.
shoulders at ~ 311SGD4 80. Short clear sides at
- 1905 rs. Whisky at 81 OF.
beaeinR FUTURES ranged as follows:
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CONHTGNEES.

Per Charleston and Savannah Ry. Dec A.
Transfer Office, Baldwin 4 ", Garnett, & Co,
Montague Co, Johnson & Co. Woods & Co. Ii
Rothschild, Miles & b. Lee Roy Myers & Co,
Lowell & l., d A Altick's Sons. Mutual q L Co,
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Palmer Bros, r Cassels,
} Heiniz, Savannah Guano Co. ii Henderson.
Jas Fuller, j Carter, G Brown.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway
Dec 4-Fordg Agt, NJ Henderson. c o Haines,
y L Kinsey, S Shooter a. Co, NJ Boley & Son,
w D Simkins, A Ehrlich & Bro. A II Champion,
II Solomon az Son, H Myers Il Bros, w Haw-
kins, Dale, d & Co. w W Amair, Vim Kehoe, d
McGillls & r, Lee Roy Myers & Co, W Miller.
K Suits q Co, Lovel's Sons, II Schwarz,
Il d Walker Frierson g. Co, McDonough & Co,
Reppard & Co, Nancy Tebeau, w w Chisholm,
Geffcken, Palmer Bros, Standard OIL Co. b
Young, NJ Baker, A Robinson. Peacock, II & Co,
Savannah Steam Bakery. Ellis, Y & Co. Heron
& g, Jno Flannery q Co, NJ Y & D Mcintyre,
Baldwin & Co, Fl NJ Conner & Co, W Jackson,
Garnett s g. Co, F NJ Farley. NJ Maclean & Co,
d Y Dancy, Butler & s, Woods & Co, G l. Jones,
j S Wood x Bro, Warren < A. Chestnut & ON,
j p Williams & Co.
II NJ Conner & Co. NJ Farley. Baldwin & Co,
w w Gorion & Co. Savannah Guano Co. J
Cooper, Rosenheim & Co. j Williams & Co,
d Dancy, Garnett S & Co, J S Wood & Bro,
Traub VI Macl an & Co. Heron & q, Heidi & S,
Butler q S. Warren & A, NJ Y & d Mcintyre,
Montague Co, A Duggan & Co. NJ Fleming
& Co, Palmer Mfg Co, Southern Cotton Oil Co.
l. Putzel Casey & b, Il b Hunting q Co, Theo
Steffens, John Borkman Hammond, II & Co,
J S Collins Y Co. w Fl Price, l G Haas, s Cohen.
X Woodward, Nathan Bros, S Mark & Co, J b
Fernandez, Lippman Bros Brush e l. a. p Co,
Il A Schwarz, ID A Alticks Sons. w b Nell & Co,
A Eich6erg, Thos West, G Scott, Thos Lane,
Lindsay &, NJ. Teepie & Go. A Miller & Co, e r
Barnes, Mendel & ID, A Enrich & Bro, De Soto
Hotel, d Wells, Chatham Dime Bank j Feeley
G A Thomas, Hirsch, A N & c W West. q
B Clarke, Moore, II & Co, A Letter & Son. q f
Graham, Ellis. Y & Co. w d simkins. Winton &
b, Decker & F. Puder & d. A Hanley, Sanberg
& Co, G w Tiedeman & Bro w Cherry Il Co,
l. j Gazan. r Sampson. & F Kuhlman. II II
Hill. A q Rhodes & Co, Palmer Bros, Edmon-
ston, Max Stern, Frank & Co, II Myers & Bros
J Il Einstein, Meinhard Bros q Co. Eckman e. Y.
Lee Roy Myers & Co. l. NJ Ryals, J f Grady &
Son, II Solomon & Son. j D Weed & Co, j ID
Charlton, E Loveil's Sons, G Eckstein & Co.
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New York Market Revisw.

Reported byiG s. Palmer 1856 Reade ST., ~ Y
New YosK, Dec. 2-The receipts continue
surprisingly large, in view of toe recent dis
coHrsginS conditions of our Market but it is
probably accounted for by the fruit being
packed ready for shipment or trans
portation, and must, therefore, be disposed
Of. Nearly 5000 boxes were sold to-day
in the two auction rooms at an average of
shout 81 75;psr box. At private sales prices
ranged from So 80 for fancy fruit, selected
sir =. dowa e. 81 S. There is a better demand,
owing TO lighter supplies, Of Florida vegetables
cucumberS. - 00112 a. and string beams 81 0OGD
IS Choice green peas and tomatoes are also
in demand.
NEv YoRK. Dec. 4.IThe receipts of snap
beans have fallen off and are selling at 81 son
9 - per crate; egg plants 50 0lGD6 90 per bar
rel; FAoriiS oranges, brights, 81 506D2 so; rus
SetS, 81 SAGsDQ q. S. PALMER.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

Nav YAK. Dec. 4, noon.-Stocts opened
dull but f1rn. Money close at COZ per cent.
Fxcbanse-lonS, 4S0G4 s0I4; short, ~ S4le
ma S4X. Government bonds neglected STATE
bonds dull but steady.
Following were the noon stock quotations;
Erie 800. 275s Richn 4 & ". n.
Chicago & Norm. ITO Terminal. ....'. q ~
Lake Score ..... .i05b Western Onlon'.' %
Norf & "a. pref. 90
500 D. n.-Exchange quiet aud fairly steady
Mt stsla4 Syts. Money close at 4Ge5 per cent
Slib-treasury balances-God, SIS, ssi,OO0i sur
rencv. S. 4s00lo. Government bonds dull;
four per cents ~; four and half per cent.
coupons IONA State bonds dull but steady.
There was less animation in the stock Market
to-day. and she tons OF dealings was not -
strr,;y ~ Yesterday. Missouri Pacific was one
Of me WEAKEST stocks. The pressure was con-