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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December L. 1883.
The stock market to- dav was strong and higher
throughout from the opening. good demand
prevailed, and as a rule The lowest prices OF the
dav were made. In the first fifteen minutes Of
business the Improvement ranged from \ TO ~.
the latter In Michigan Central. which sold up to
93ts; Canada southern advanced IN. To 51%;
New Yosx Central T. to liss Lake shore " g
1885; ST. Paal u, 10 g9s.; Omaha =, 40 S6s;
preferred l.. 20 ssi; Chicago. Burlington aud
Quincy u. to 1855; Lacksvsnua II. 10 ll9x;
Erie /, 10 3ls; Manitoba |. to LOOK; Union Pa
cifc 1, 10 SO; Wabash preferred !, TO $50; and
Western Union 8. To 59A- The WIZARDS, how
ever, were exceptionally weak, Oregon Trans
~ 3y9s: and prefer ed !. to 6fs. subsequently,
Oregon Tran continental rallied To f9a. Nortneru
Pacific TO 2ol; ana The pr.fe err, TO OF; The
continental would pass LIS January dividend aud
no statement would DC issued. Northern Pacific
preferred was heavy reports that block Of stock
would he thrown on The market. In regard ~ the
Oregon Transcontincntal dividend IL was stated I'm
some quarters Il would he paid when due, aud Ia
Others tina, the question Of paw " or passing II
had not been discussed as yet. There were large
purchases of Erie. Louisville aud Nashville. Now
York Central. Lake Shore aud o,her stocks for
london account. Speculation showed more life
Than at any time for fully two weeks past and the
fact that round amounts of all le ding stocks
found ready market, caused no little cOmmeuf
IN view Of the recent dUllne,s The closing prices
were generally the highest of the week. aud were
/. 10 -. above Fridays closing sales In speciai-
ties Boston Air inc prefer ed rose l. TO -: G.
=. Y. dhu l. l. W foas lsdhf Elle dNt " CNtcrn
10 95; Long Islandl, 10 40: New York. Chicago
and ~. Louis preferred |. % 81: Oregon Inn
prOyemeat 3. u 10: New cntral Coal /, to IL:
and Susquehanna and western preferred /. 81 / Q.
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph sold at lsai.
cx-dividend and eN-priyilcgc. Tie total sales OF
stocks for tie past four business days amounted
To S27.092 shares. The exports Of specie from
the port of New York for m, week ended 20 day
were S33s.50O. making total since January lst
Of sl 5.5Gi 1917. against tifIS4iOl for the cor
responding nerlOd last year Sales to-day sggrc-
gated 375,720.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, December 1.-The weekly state
ment Of the ssociatcd banks shows the following
changes: Loans increase. siO,S0O; specie in-
crease, Sl.265. 500 legal tender decrease. Sill
100: deposits increase, Sl.s5S,OOh: circulation
de rcase. st.l00; reserve increase. f9l5.OT5.
The banks now hold sG,l9s,975 In excess of
legal requirement.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December l.--Virginis G's. de-
ferred. Q: consolidated, 46s; new l0-40s. 3is.
Bid to-day.
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The New York Masonic Temple AGrc.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dlsralch.I

10y Telegraph 10 me Dlsialcn.l
New YORK. December 1.-Shortly after s
this morning the roof OF the Masonic Tenn
pie, Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue,
was discovered to be on fire. As the building
below the mansard is fire-prooi. the fire
men devoted their energies TO saving what
portion they could OF the mansard roo.
and after two hours fighting succeeded in
preventing further spread OF the flames.
The entire building is water-soaked, and
much valuable property destroyed. It is
supposed the fire was caused by q cigar or
match dropped on a carpet in the COM
mandery-rOOm in the upper part OF the
building. The loss caused by fire and wa
ter will, it is thought, not fall short OF
100000. Two firemen who were among
the foremost to reach the mansard story
were struck by pieces OF heavy clustering
falling from the ceiling and severely in
iured.
The loss on furniture and contents will
not be less than $4,000; on which there
is an insurance Of $4,000. The total loss
on the building will reach $4,000. The
roof is destroyed, and the rest OF the build
ing is badly damaged by water. The in
surance on the Temple amounts TO $780,
coo. distributed among eight companies,
the policies being for unusually large
amounts, rs the risk was thought to be one
OF the safest in the city. The following is
the list London and Lancashire, $4,000
Commercial Union, $4,000; Imperial,
$4,000; Greenwich. OF New York, $780,
coo; Long Island. 100000; Manufacturers
of Boston, $4,000: London Assurance
Company, $4,000; Fire. Association. S2j,-
600
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An Election Trial I'm South Carolina.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

BY Telegraph 10 the Dlsp'tch'I
COLOMBIA, ;. c.. December LIN the
United States Court to-day, before Judges
Bond and Bryan, in the case OF }. II. Mitch
ell. charged with interfering with the regis
trati0n OF voters and resisting the oni'eu
States marshal at the election for Congress IN
Charleston in 1882. the question of the right
Of the Government to stand aside jurors
was argued bv General Youmans and Col
onel John Haskell for the accused and Dis
trict- Attorneys Melton and Emery speer
for the Government. Judge Bond decided
that the Government had the right in a
court in this State, Judge Bryan dissent
Ing. The jury was sworn after nine white
democrats had been stood aside by the
prosecution. II is supposed to be made
up of all Greenbackers and Republicans,
with one negro. The trial will proceed on
Monday.
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EIecin. for Their Lives.
THE INHABITANTS or MINING-PATcH wARNE
ORA COMING CAvR-iN.

THE INHABITANTS or A MINING-PATCH WARNED
OF A COMING CAvR-iN.
A Nicholas PENN special to the Phia-
dclphia Times saws: The people living in
the mining-patch at the 81. Nicholas col
lierv were alarmed last night by an order
from the officials of the Philadelphia and
Reading Coat and Iron Company to vacate
the houses. as the ground beneath them
was undermined and liable to sink ut any
moment. About three hundred people live
there, and tbs order threw them into a
state OF feycrish excitement. Every We
hicle at hand was pressed into service to
haul away the goods Of the unfortunate
dwcllers. All night long the mir resound-
ed with the screams and cries of these
homeless families. All was hustle, stir,
and excitement. On every hand men and
women were seen dragging out articles
from the threatened buildings. Now and
then 4 shout went up a. huge slice OF
earth crashed and sank down. All night
long the cracking continued, and fright
ened people saw the ground quake and
sink almos; beneath them.
The peril was dreadful, and recognizing
it, the officials did everything possible to
prevent any accidents 10 life. Many peo-
pie taking their household effects to what
they deemed a safe place, were astonished
TO find them at the bottom Of some cave
in. When morning broke upon the scene
il revealed long line OF empty houses
standing upon q thin she'll OF earth and
likely 10 sink at any moment. Everything
OF value had been taken out and the houses
left to sink. All through to-day crowd
stood hard by eagerly watching for them
TO drop down. The public road was found
to be endangered. and travel was sus-
pended. There are TWENTY-FIVE houses,
which afforded shelter for $50 persons.
They are owned by the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company.
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The Railroad Strike in Arkansas.

Thy trICpTlVl IN INC D'spaICU.I
MEMPHIS, December IA dispatch to
the Appeal from Jonesboro'. Ark, says
that the strike by the employees OF the
Texas and st. Louis railroad continues.
The company offered to pay one months
wages, but the proposition was declined,
and two months pay demanded. The SUI
perintendent arrived Yesterday in 4 spe-
cial train from the Bluff, and the strikers
slde-tracked the engine and locked both
ends OF the switch. The strikers are will
ing to take the mails through, but they
have received no orders TO DO so. The
public il greatly Inconvenience, and want
fine mails.
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An Iphuman Father Kills His Own
fBy telegraph To the Dispatch.l

CINCINNATI. December l.-Jaihes boyd
shot and killed his son Alfred aSea seven
teen years, this afternoon at us nome, IN
Comminsyille. Boyd i huckster, lorty-
nine years Of age. Returning holhe ,nis
afternoon he found his son playing marbles
on the commons. He reproached hlm Tor
moi working, and then roughly caught the
bow by the collar and dragged him home,
a distance Of one hundred yards. Upon
reaching the porch-door the boy struggled,
and. catching hold OF the door, refdsed to
enter. His father then drew revolver
and deliberately shot his son through The
chest. Boyd was Immediately arrested.
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Jaime ,NTELLIGESCE.
ALMANAC FOR M
F.. pORT OF RICHMOND, DEC. /, 1888.
Arrived.

steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York. mer-
chandlse aud passengers, e.. ". Alien Co., agents
steamer Wyoming. Smith. Philadelphla, mer-
chaniIse and pa -sengers, 6. W. Allen & Co.
-trtme. ARIEL, uiuOrd, NOrfOiS, = nue. statet
mail merchandise, and passengers. l.. II. Iatru'
SUPER nteudcni -, r,s
hoe. ice, Mrs. Jane Ming.
schooner lila H. Barnes, Rose, New York, gu
ana. Allison & Addison.
schooner Daniel clifford, Smith, Perth AmbOy,
r,,ltoad iron ". n. Curtis. agent
Srhnouer l.. \. DanenlIOwer, Cannon. Philadel-
p shooner MARY c. Carroll, Carroll, Philadelphia,
coal. Turpin & Martin.
coal, j. Is. Lacy. -,., u.,,,o. ,,,,.,, phu.-
doinhIa coal. :. L. L4throp.
.pho1 ner NJ T.. Rockhll, Anderson, Philadel'
pseboon.r John McGinness, Philips, Hayre de
cr,ee. coal, :. l.. LathrOp.
SAILED.
Schooner Brigadier, Kendall, New York, coal
ca.,las storrs: vessel, Currie & Co.
oS.hooncr j. Il. Anderson. Pardie. Petersburg, u
iosd I~u'ber for IlOboken, A. l.. Shepherd 4 Co..
vessel, Curtis Parker
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SERIOUS TROUBLE APPREHESDED IN NEwRY
IRELAND.
[By cable 10 HE Dispatch.I


IRELAND.
fBy cable 20 The Dispaich.l
NEwEY, IRELAND, December Three
hundred policemen and two troops Of bus
s,rs have arrived here. and four hundred
Infantry are on their way here for the pre-
seryation OF order in view OF The appre-
bended disturbances between the National
lists and Orangemen. The magistrate is
considering whether to allow the National
ists TO march In torchlight procession
through the streets tonight. Parnell has
been holding conferences with his friends
the whole morning. The authorities have
forbidden the Nationalist TO meet outside
Of the hotel at which be Is stopping, and
the police have been ordered 10 disperse all
gatherings upon the streets. A body OF
Orangemen will occupy Orange Hall, and
a force of police will be stationed In close
proximity. Serious rioting is expected,
and tradesmen closed their shops early.
The magistrates have issued an order Tor
! bidding the torch-light procession OF the
Nationalist tonight. They have also or
dered that all public houses be closed To-
night. There is great excitement through
out the town.
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THkEE CHARMING NOVELS.
nANNED AND nLESsED.

\ Novel. After the German of f. Werner, author
OF " Bound by Hts Vows etc. Translated Dy
Mrs. A. l.. Wister, translator Of -" The second
Wife "From Hand To Hand" etc. limo.
Extra cloth. sl.5O.
Werner novels are ALWAYS readable, ana
, Banned and Blessed Is one OF her best. III Is
altogether. a sto,y of absorbing interest and re-
marhable ajility."-Yeio York Commercial Ad-
rertiSer.
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peath of an Ex.Confcdcrate General

by telegraph 10 the Bispatch.l
SAVANNAH. December 1.-General Jere-
my +. Gilmor, prominent citizen, died
suddenly tonight. lie was a graduate OF
West Point and an officer in the old army,
and afterwards a general in the COnied-
crate service. He was president OF the
Savannah Gas-Light Company and direc-
tor OF the Georgia Central railroad.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
CARLISLE NOMINATED FOR
SPEAKER.

Gossip Abous the Canvass FOR House or
nces-rhe Possmas,crship-How the yir-
ginia delegation Were on the SpeaL-
ership-The Democratic Caucus The Re-
ndjuster Lodge Of Sorrow, Richmond Fur
nishes Mourners-PersonaI News Items
The Presidents Message--Isriers. &c.
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FINANCIAL.
,,rCuMOND srOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, December i, 1883.
saLEs-Fnsr BoARp.-20O North Carolina "a
at so, 100 do. mt 80; 1000 Charlotte, columbia
and Augusta second 7's at 90, 1900 do. Mt 80;
share Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad at II. 5A
Virginia eonsol coupons, new, at 500; 5000 Coz
lnmbia and Greenvillc second 6's at 7lH; 5000
Petersburg Railroad bonds Glass ~ at 10. LOCO
do. at rs, 1000 do. at 75; 1000 Virginia new
SIS at 53i.
SECOND BoARD.-2o0 Richmond and Danyille
Railroad, 1885, at 10Q..
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Tragedy al "A Georgia Party.

iBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
MACON, Ga, December AT a party
near Miner last night Charlie Martin, six
teen years old, shot and instantly killed c.
c. Jones, 4 young farmer. Jones and
Martin had quarrelled, but the difficulty
was apparently settled. At the party Mar
tin pushed through the crowd to Jones,
and, without warning, shot him through
the head.
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ROSsMYONE.

Nv the arthnr Of " PHYLLIS "Molly Bawn."
Portia.n etc. l2mo., extra cl0tn. 81; l6mo"
paper cover, % cents.
tile author is already well and fiyorabiy
known through her charming novels Phyllis.
Molly Bawn,' etc. She Is "A graceful. charming
writer and has the knack Of making her male
readers fail i'm love with her hcroinr-. Her De
ecrptions ARE breezy her VIII sparkilig' ana ner
,,noyledge of character profound delicate. and
apprciatiyc."- Neio York Commercial AdceIftser.
For sale by all booksellers, or will be sem by
mall, postage prepaid. on receipt of The price by
j. H. L1PPINCOTT & co. Publ Sllers,
us and III Market street, Philadelphia.
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Eat-FactOry Rurncd.

TBY telegraph 10 the DIspllcNI
ELIZABETH. n. j.. December l.-Sewell
& Erikson's hat-factory was totally burned
this morning by an incendiary. Total loss,
$4,000. Insurance on buildings, $4,000.
The stock and machinery were mostly new
and valued ut $4,000; insurance about
$4,000. One hundred workmen were en-
ployed.
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brethren i'm Distress.

FrOm tbe thIcagO IImts.T
II Hicks Pasha will please send his post
office address TO Mr.. Malone, OF Virginia,
the latter would doubtless write him a very
sympathetic letter Of coincidence. The
Virginian "has been there to cOnside-
rable extent himself lately.
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December |, 1888.

wnEAr.-White, 526 bushels. Red, 7,l62
bushels.
GORN.-White, $50 bushels.
OaTS.-S3S bushels.
MEAL.-21 bushels.
MILL-OFFAL.-S5 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White 462 bushels common b. fair
at 81 .O5 10 sI.lO. Red. 500 bushels common IN
good Loneberry nj sl.O7 To SLIP; S6s bushels
mtNed az sl.n3 20 sl.lZ; 800 busnel, common
10 very good Shoribcrry at SIC. b. 81 o.
CORN.-N hifc, 746 bushels common 10 very
good M 81 10 soc.
OATS.-7f bushels very good winter at 47c.
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DRAss CASTINGS. ENGINES. dc.
DRAsS CASTINGS
or EVERY DESCRIPTION
promptly furnished al SIC Cary street.
no Ib-eodlm Y. W. TRAYLoR
SEIyT.THREAD.
WE ARE NOW RECEIv-~

WE ARE NOW REcEIv.~n~
w ING A LARGE suPPLYS&~S>~
on sElNE-TuRFAD OF our own dir "a importa-
ton. CONSISTING OF all numbers and qualities. We
would invite The attention 81 Ill ~ need OF these
goods To the superior quality and hneness ~e are
Offering. our threaCs are made ~ the best nax
that is grow a. and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Lowest prices guaranteed. stiNE-TwiNEs,
LINES. &C., ri faetry prices. We manufacture
NETs aud SHINES Of every description.
T.. LiCHTfNS1F1N 4 SONS.
sole Importers Of the celebrated Lion brand
seiis-1hrad and impoftrr of other brands,
dc l-6m
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TILE lrwrL1N rnELnTOs.

A Novel. BY Mary Agnes Thicker, autlIer of
Sigpor Monaldini's Niece" With five hand
some Illustrations by Iloycndcn. 12mo. Extra
cloth. $50.
"tis quite powerfully written: SEXES upon the
readers interest at once. aud holds II securely 10
the end. IL is well worth reading.n- Harrisburg
Telegraph.
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n~ovuod by q Runaway Horse.
nv ,eleyraph 10 the Dispatch.J

CHICAGO, December LA special dis
match 10 the Daily NeuS from Dixon, ILL.,,
saws while Miss Electra Lewis, milliner,
and two little girls were out driving last
evening the horse became frightened and
ran into the river, and all were drowned.
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Coalition Nomination for the state

Especial telegram TO the Dlspatcb.I
NORFOLK, VA, December lion. Will
liam II: Turner was nominated here to-day
for the State Senate by the Coaitionists.
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The First virginia Steamboat Cap
tain Dend.
nm telegraph to the Disnatl

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, December L.
Captain Noah Fairbank, who commanded
the first steamboat in Virginia waters. died
to-day at the age OF ninety-seyen years.
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Fire I'm ahicaro.
PANIC AMONG woRKrSG-GIRLs AND TWO
KILLED.


KILLED.
FBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
CHICAGO, December 1.-At $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon fire was discovered In the
FarwelI block, the largest business-build-
ing In this city. bounded by Adams, Mar
ket, and Monroe streets and the river. The
great structure, however. Is broken by
heavy Prevails running through il, but
for which the entire building would have
been swept by the flames. The fire was
confined to Nos. lGj to 40 Market
street, the three lower stories OF
which were occupied by Metzler Broth
ers, notion dealers, and the four upper
stories by Beak & Butcher. furriers.
The latter firm employs nearly go girls.
all but about 10 OF whom had gone home
before the fire was discovered. Those re-
naming in the building became aware OF
the approach OF the flames by the smoke
seeking its way upwards from the lower
floor. where the fire originated. panic
ensued among the young women, and their
terror was increased by the discovery that
the main doorway leading to the lower
floors was locked and barred. They made
their way back to the fifth floor. and Il
number made their way along the window
Lodges on the outside OF the building to q
point beyond one OF the protecting fire.
walls into an adjoining store.
Two young women-kitty Ililgert and
Frances Fairweather- made their way to
the fire-escape, but, through terror at view
ing the flames bursting from the building
Immediately below, dropped to the side
walk and were instantly killed. Great con-
fusion reigned in and about the building
up to Q O'Clock, when the statement was
made that all the remaining employees had
escaped from the structure; but a the
upper floors were filed with 4 dense vol
ume OF smoke, and as the firemen had
been unable to make search, fears were
still entertained that further loss OF life
had occurred. The money-Oss is heavy.
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By Telegraph.

flour We quote: tine, s3St3.5O, superfne
ss.23Ge3.75; ezra, ff.75MH4.9O, family, 700
,5.25: Patent fanfly s6,esG2J.
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PORT OF NEwPoRT's NEWS. DEC. /, 1888.
[By telegraph

Steamer Accomac, Deik. merchandise and pas
.sara Smithdeld, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Sosnrany land sailed on retnrnl 49,,
s1eppmer northampton, MeCarriok. Norfoli /,
merehandise and pasenge ChesapeaSe and OHIO
s,a,n,er pamllco, Blakeman. sInithheld, mcr
.h,aa,"e and passeDsers. Chesapeake and ono
p.,.wny Company land sailed on retnrnl.
Steamship frinz, Ambrecht lGer'l' sasannah'
pat In for coal. s.uvn
Schooner Daylight. Hodgdon, Boston, coal, Ches-
apesIe and 0hl9 Railway CoT praliv o,, chss.
ssIoo aud ohio Hallway Company.
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Ill RECEIVE MONDAY MORN

WILL RECEIVE MONDAY MORN
w ING:
100 bush. HAND-PlCkED WESTERN BEANS'
80 bush, PRIME BLACK-ElED PEAS,
25 tubs PRIME BUTTER.
DRIED FRUITS Of all kinds.
To which we ask the attention of the trade
ii. WALLERSTEiN & co.
de 2-1t IL south Fifteenth street.
DARE CHANCE TO BRICK-MAkERS.
III offer ~ nominal sum flkS'-t l:ASo
BRICK CLAY. on my farm, Chatswortb' wl,hn
few feet of deep water, where bricks eau ne pun III
boats and brought through the dOck Into tne near
Of the city. Wood In abundance on lhe zee ,nu
low prlce. This clay Is equal TO Rockets clay
>'' - II. b. CHAFFlN,
de Lot No. Tenth street, city.
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SUNK WITHIN TWO MINUTES.

Eiehty-Sinc Persons Drowned In Celii-
sion-Cap plain Sisson, or she ship Thomas
Dana, Tells the STORY OF thc Loss of the
French BRIG Rocaley.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs.

WkDLEY. GA.-Dr. II. l.. BATTLE, Jr., says
- BROWNS IRON BITTERS are very popular in
his section, and give entire satisfaction
SHEBoYGAN, WIs.-Dr. 5. Il. MYEns says "
recommend BROWNS IRON BlrTERS foI
&c eral debility, loss Of appetite, and want OF
strength"
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CHoICE NEW YORK BUTTER,

nor SALE, A LARGE-SIZE On
II FAMILY or DRAUGHr H0RsE-Zs@&A
Young. SQUAD. and gentle. bargain. oo
de OFF l1l3 Main street.
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FINANCIAL.
eK"Ce.sEs. L,auoRs, sc

GROCERIES. Lt1UOKs. sc.
ELORIDA ORANGES,
II MALAGA GRAPES, ..,
MEXICAN PRESERVED FIGS,
NEW CROP ELiME Figs,
MN COOKING PRIMES,
NEW LONDON LAYER kAisiNs'
NEW CURR ANTS and ClTRON,
SUPERIOR COOKING WINE. -
All the popular brands OF ';ELhiiNH'. ,ur
SWISS, ROCHEFORT, and NEUfthAIEL
CHEESE, ali ut low figures, al ,,,s
po27 CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
CHOICE NEW YORK BUTTER,
SARATOGA CHIPS,
PINEAPPLE. YOUNG AMERICA, EDAM' ana
CREAM CHEZ Sc, ut
no22 MCCARTHY Il HAYNESs.
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a PURE STRENGTHENING TONIC,
~ free from viii. cures DYSPEPSIA, IN
DIG EsTION. and similar diseases. II has never
been eIuallcd.
ppnu~N-.S IpON RITTFRS.
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Nrv yoeKCoTros FUTURE

NEW YORK. December !. -fotioB-Net re-
c,InIs. l.7IG btlcs gross receipts. il,e7f bales.
Futures cl,set very dull: Stie,. 10000 bats: 49,
ceuber, tl0.6l@sl0 81; January; sio.6sgs
slO.5o; feuruary, tlO.s3aslO.sf March,
{i09 90 Anil l 1 .03: Nav, sll.25@sl1. % /.
june. sIl870sl13s; july, sll.49Gesl 80;
Augu I, sll.jsGsll.59; september, sll2
Sll.30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
NiIWADKES

auwAukEz, December 1.-Fiour dull and un,
changed. Wheu arUye. weak ana iower' yosc-
n .ce,uber g7Ne. January. Corn lower; No. 2,
5:ikc Oats neglected: 3ntc. for No. extra; No.
g. 52c. Provisions lower. Mess pork slz.7o
sss5 Dcrrnber. $50 Januiry. Hog steady at
Al A06s.1 an.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-02
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, December l.-Flour steady ana
Without change. MIcat-SOuihctn steady; vest
.ln about stead, southern red, Sl.luIsl,l3;
amber slllHel.l5; No. l Marylnnd fl.l3
asked: No. = western winter red, spot sl.cran
sIOSs, Corn-Snuthcrn steady; wctttfn dull'
sou,l,rn white. JGaGrc.: yellow, 500 coo. oats
trIn and active. Provisions iirm snd unchanged,
eycept that mess pork was advanced - sl4 Do
IoRec dun. sugar quiet and unchanged WINS
kew unchanged. Freights unchanged.