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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Father Fahey EeIeRstd.


DUBLIN. December 20.-Fatber F4uey.
tire priest y ho early IN september W., lie
teEctd % sly months imprisonment 20. o.
fu-iug 20 give bail f1r good behavior, va,
to-day released Internationally from rI..
wsy jail, ~ which boz ha, since been clu-
fined. Father Fah,y intercc led With
Agent Lewis, % tn Clunricand est4;g~. in
behalf Of number OF tenant, bel0ncia. 10
his parish in NoOdiord. Eviction va,
threatened, and Father Fahgy went 70 ,syc
them from being eyicted. Lewis treated
the priest har.hly, and q, the latter LEI, be-
said 70 Lewis. You are hard-hel-tel
towards Gods Door. May you repent 81
TO-. Lewis % once had the priest arrested.
and charged lin with threatening hi, lie.
2 Dc magistrates ordered the priest 10 give
bal Dor good behavior or 60 70 Jail lie
refused 10 furnish bail for tHe reason that il
would he regarded a. an admission th4, tnc
charge against him was tue. lie wa ac.
cordlngly imprisoned. The priest met
Nth N ovation on his release. The c.'y %
Galway viii DC Illuminated Tonight iu ID,
horror.
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nARkErS BY TELEGKAFE
NEW YORK.


NEW YoEE december 20.-Co,ton oulet .
sales, 2sS b8lss; nplsndS, liza: Or.esns
c.; receipts 6s,s3e bales exports "a
tIisRt Erifs 4 II C73 bales 10 franco. 8 lot
10 6 10 Continent. 5lse bales stock
I 90 Zs3 bales sOutner hour quiet Wheat
lsLc. lower. No. red Decem Der, sst.s
&c, January. Sc l3-l6asS1sc.: May, S5s
sta-c, Corn h6.c. lower = o. 2, January
47sst7 g.. February. 4sss4sic.: May, 6Isc.
Oais .ts5sc. lower and moderately active
No. 2 Decem Der. nominal at s3,c.; Jsuu.
sTy, S4R94 , &c; February. 81 l5-los
55sc Nay, SO 1850. Hops quiet. COT
fee-Fair Bio nominal 81 sl4 20 NO. RIO.
January. s1z.05ssi2.l5 June. 5i2 23s
Slz IS. Sugar dull. Aolasses steady. Rlce
tine hrm. Roslp arm. Hides steady. Woo.
steady PoTk quiet aud very steady. Bsef
dun. Crit. Inests steady: ribs &c. Alddes
coll and nominal. Lard unchanged.
ffsiSh's hfm' CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Decer Der 2O.-The cash quo
tations were 81 follows flour quiet and
unchanged. No spring wheat y &C: No
s spring wheat. rec: No. red, 76o No. Z
corn see NO oau. 2ee. Mes pork
sllbo. LARD se.s0. lry-sslied shoulder
boxed 81 -osS4s5 short Clear sides boxed
81 lCas6I5. Whkk1y sl.ls. The leading
futures ranged ~ follows Hnsst-D Ocean
bsr highest 764c.: lowest, 70 c.. closing
7stc.; JsIusry: nighsst. fsAc. lowest
lowest, ssSc.; closing. ss',c. C1rn = %
cen Der highest, ssa,c.: lowest sec.
cios.pg. sec; January, highest, Ss3zc.;
lowest, Sol+c.: closing. 3ss May, high
est, 4zssc.: lowest, 42sc.; closing. <2sc
Oats Decent Der, highest. 25.c.. lowest
25S.c.: closing 25Ac.: January. hig aest
rs C.. lowest, 25z.c.; cins,ng. 259.c.; May
highest SOC. lowest, S0A.c.; closing. s04.c
N ess pork - December highest, ell so.
lowest. tli4o: closing, sll.3s: January
highest, sll so: lowest. tll.s71s: closing
Sllb5. May, highest. tlZ.l2: lowest
sIl 90: closing. sl2 o7s- Laro-Decemb Der
highest $3.50: lowest -: closing, -;
January, highest. es27S: lowest 10 rs;
closing, seas: May, highest ~ 67s. low
est, se.e5 closing 80 IS. snort-rips-Jsn-
cary, highest. to 50; lowest, -; closing
=: February, highest, $3.50. lowest,
s5.77-: closing. s5.es: March. highest
IS. IS; low est, s5.s7s; closing. %. 81.
REVIEW OF TIE CHICAGO nAkkKr.
CHICAGO. December 20.-rhere wAs .
light trade In wheat to-day, and the mar.
Lei ruled quiet. Pubic foreign sdvices
quoted wheat quiet and private cables
we're Gull and easy. kece pts continue
Guile free. especially Ia the North west
] be report tDe visible supply disclosed an
Increase OF ! s70 600 busheis which during
the week hsd a depressing influence. The
market opened h.c lover: May, SIZE; 10
seied TO s4Ac.. but fell OF and eiueed NJ
ssSc. IN the a'tsfDoon-t lowest Of the
6ss. Ccrn vas Dull. and tho feeling Wa
sssisr. May opened ~ A2ncs ssn % 4e.
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Personals and Briefs.

40 cases were tried in the Hastings Court
Yesterday. All cases on the December
docket were carried over until the January
term.
Rev. John Jasper. the colored preacher Of
the q" Sun-Do- Move" theory. Is very III
with pneumonia at bis residence. I1l9 y.
james street.
Messrs. A. o. sullivan, treasurer Of
Montgomery county, and c. W. Porter
treasurer Of King and Queen county, were
ST The Capitol yesterday.
M Morris II. Warner, well known here
from bIs connection with Barnum's circus
n press-agent, now acting in the same ca.
pacity for Robson a Crane, who will soon
appear here, /, in the city.
Il j. ssid that the Board Of Directors OF
the Richmond and Danvile Railroad COM
pauy, at a meeting held IN New YORK. sat
urday afternoon, eli cted Major J. II. Doc
ley, of thus city. second vice preside
Msior Dooley i nj present in New York.
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Mr. Manning Explains
fPy tElegrar,h IN tha nssoafcn


NEW ORLEANS, December 2l-IIc
Imts-DfmOcr0t viii tomorrow contain
statement by Minister Naming from the
cry Of Mexico defending himself a-lin-t
The alleged slandcrous misrepresentation
that have lately been published IN many
newspapers, 10 which he was charged with
having rot drunk al "what was said 90 be-
q magnificent banquet given 10 my honor u
" hich Wa large number Of distiug pushed
gentlemen"
Mr.. Manning asserts that the so--alled
banquet was breakfast, 81 which were
i,F@sent only four persons, includln him
sef. He says that during the meal wine
vas drunk, but in moderation, and 81 the
eud Of the breakfast he went 10 ihe less-
ton and remained uLtil 4:30 7. ~, trans
acung the business OF bis Office.
Mr.. Manning then gives particulars Of
his confinement from q spell Of pneumonia.
&C., which. though be had accepted IN 10
yitaiion 10 be present az 4 diploui.ic din
ner given bY the Minister Of Foreign AZ
fair. necessilated his staying al hamr.
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wIIl tske place from the Second Presbytc
riso Or. Boge's) church 9. $50 r. N. to.
S,v


Yesterrsy evening near sunset seaman
named Jobsnnes Hsnsep, employed aboard
the brigantine Katrina. -four. laden and
snchored-at Dunlop q McCsnce's wharf.
below Rocbetts, bound for Brazil obtained
from the Uniied States District Court IN
this city warrant for the libel Of the vessel
for wages slleged TO be due and unpaid.
United states Marshal Scott, on receiving
the writ. repaired 70 tho wharf TO nske the
seizure, and on his arrival made known IN.
errspd to the parties on the vessel. he was
forbidden entrance on penalty OF being
sbot They finally called for the police As
a protection against tine marshal. Three
Of these officials from the First
station soon appeared, and they, going
aboard, told the skipper the state OF thu
case, who. persisting in his resistance and
threat to shoot The marshal n be attempted
to execute his warrant, the latter requested
the police TO arrest the captain and first
mate OF the vessel, the most noisy, and
They were accordingly incarceraied in the
First station about ~ O'Clock last mgbi.
The captliu Is named Dana and the mate
Christensen. The officers Of the brigantipe
said ,hey did not understand the warrant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Ad1udged n Lunafic.

LOUISVILLE, Nv, December a1.-COlo-
mel George Northrup, one Of the best
known railroad-men IN the South and the
drilLmaster who developed the inyneible
De MolAy ComuIandery, knights Templars,
OF tins city. was adiudged iunatic IN the
Circuit Court this morning. The tcsti-
mony in the sad case was that Colonel
NorthIup has been gradually losing bis
mind for some time. Within the past few
days be has become violent AZ times, aud
during these spells his mania Wa, menace
TO the lives Of his wife and family.
II WAS only In the last extremity that hts
frnily consented TO an exposure OF bis
misfortune and confined his person. Per-
balrs there Is no citizen more universally
popular than Colonel NorihrEp. He 10
about forty-seyen years OF age, and has
been prominent Mason for year., aud Is
known TO Is ranks ell over the country.
He has taken the highest degrees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
The Catholics and she knights.


CHICAGO. December 20.-A great d,aI o.
interest j. being taken by the Knight, Of
Labor in The case OF Father McGlgnn, OF
New York. They are anxious, u il said,
foT 4 speedy decision In the matter. 30 thai
the order will know what to expect from
The Catholic Church. some OF the knights
here say that II the Catholics are expected
10 leave the order the Church will be bari
more than the Knights. They Think their
order might receive q let back Il the Church
should III down upon il, but in such case
they would in time gain much more than
they could lost. ana would know whom 10
fight in the future. 10 an article in the
organ OF the knights. In which the labor
and Irish landlord questions are discussed
in connection with Father McGlynn, /.
the following
"Whtn the Church strikes al the means
Of life and makes II an article Of faith that
tens OF thousands OF irishmen must toll
and sfaTve that an hundred English land
lords NAV live IN Idle luxury. il simply
drives great masses Of people out Of IL
fold. Life is 4 struggle for existence, and
when the Church proposes 10 use religious
sentiment and Theological superstition OF
men 10 make the struggle hard for thou
sands while relieving one from any strug-
Gle. then l. rung the dealb-knel OF any
Church.
"UenTy Georges theories can We'll stand
the apaibemas Of the Church. but the
Church cannot afford TO auathematize
them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
THR RICHMOND lSPATCH-TUESDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1886.

coroner to-day. barbara Elizabeth Grund.
sixteen years old, some time ago wss play
ing with young puppy only two months
old, when II bit her. The wound vas not
serious. and ~ the dog, 70 far a known, had
never been out Of the house siuce it, birth.
and had never been with other dogs. no
thing was thought Of IT, About eiebf days
ago, however, the young lady began TO
show symptoms Of the dread disease, snd
two physicians were called Their efforts
to relieve Der sunerings were OF NO fail,
aud she grew worse until Yesterday. when
she died In the greatest sgouy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
= = = 2 " = y.
Dec II. 1850. Dec.Is Il


Miss Mary Jane Fulton died this morn
inc about 80 O'Clock si her residence,
No. TO- north seventh street. She nad
been falling for some time past, aud since
saturday night had no, le'' her room.
Deceased was born a. Mount Erin, Just
below Richmond. For about thirty vears
she has resided here, aud wa widely
known. For number o, years she has
been one OF the governor II the Retreat for
the Sick, and since the institution 81 II.
Luke's Home she has been one OF the Board
Of Managers.
Miss Fulton was member Of the MOnu-
mental church for long time, and always
took great interest 10 it, sperity, though
Of iale years. OWING 10 the distance from
her home, sue has been unable 70 attend
regularly.
The time for the funeral has not yet been
settled, but ii viii probably take place
" edneSday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
The mo.ar, nu.,cn,e Last Night.

The weekly musicale OF last evening was
extremely interesting.
The great attraction was Mrs.. Blanche
Stone Barton, Of New York. sister OF
Marie Stone Macdonald. OF the Boston
Ideal Opera Company. Mrs. Barton is .
pupil Of Marchesi, and one Of the most
gifted sopranos on the concert stage, and
last evening fully sustained the high repu-
tstion she enjoys as such.
Her pieces-'' Bel RaggiO,' fby Rossini,
end Ever Of Thee" IA very classical pro-
dUctiOn by Rsff.p-were treated in a tho
roughly artistic manner, and she was forced
10 respond TO epcOres after each. Our peo-
pie have beard no such singing Tor many
years, and il j. hoped that Miss Barton will
return to the city at no distant day.
The trombone solo Of Mr.. Equi was well
rendered, a. were also the orchestral mum.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

GUARD OF THE C0MM0N-i
VI WEALTH COMPANY Co FIRST
kE6IMkNT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS .
RICHMOND. Va. December 20. isss.-h
SPECIAL ORDER No. 5: In obedience 10
Special order NO. - froD reg mental head
quarters you are hereby ordered 20 a.
renele az Armory TONIGHT ~ SIS
O'Clock sharp for annual inspection by the
Inspector Genera, Lieutenant-ColoaelJ 10.
Lane stern
BY order Of CusNISeBAs Hal Captain.
J. X SOKMENT.
90 sl.lt fint Sergeant.
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Fiie iB vestshester. ~. \.
| Hg tslegrppA Ito The DisLAtcn.i

NV I0RE. December a0.-An> engine
house adjoining tie Catholic prnIectory In
Ht,iche>ter was totally burned this eve
mig. The building Wa two-,t0ry brick
structure. about 100 by 200 feet. and
consisted 81 carpenter. shop. engine
room, stocking mauui,ctOry, blacksmith
shop. dormitorv Tor men. and repaif-shops.
Tie ma n building. which j. beated ny
steam, was supplied from ihl- building. and
tie machinery for toe whole establishment
wa located Iu the building. The destruc-
iiou. Therefore, Of The cngine.hou,e deprites
the grOi, tory Of heat aud power Ia operate
TIE mschin.ry outside he engine.hou-e.
Los. about 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Resrre.red on a charge of Murder.
by teIegraph to tne Dlepsten.L

WINCHESTER. "a. December - -Ei.r.
n0uT, v Lo j, charged with the murder oi
BRAY. Wa. n arrested to-day hv the Com
mouHcalth', attorney, who was absent %
the tine u Ai~ tr,t examination. 4 rr-
hearing brought 0It neN evidence impor-
tant enough o. Justify The sending az the
prisoner 20 jail III, pi-to. and horse
bi-uket have been found. both with blood
On tbcW, and tee bali Aheu from Bray
i.ag l.- 90 empty clrtudEe shell 10 10
pistol II seen, libciy that Eusnlur will
re connected with ihe murder rs q strong
lLain af Circum-iautiIi evidence. III. c1un-
sch viii Apply Tor writ u tGjcQs rorpp.
toner TDW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

This young gentleman died At the Yalen-
tine House Yesterday; aged thirty-eight
years. Dir. Winston was a native OF Rich
mond and his wife OF Hanover. They had
been living in Minnesota since their mar
rage about eight years ago. Her health
became very Door; and, with the hope OF
Improving 1t, MIR. Winston brought her
South. She continued to grow worse until
the s9th Of November, when she died Al
tie same place where her young husband
bseaihed bis last yesterday. The funeral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Heavy 1rhfiic.

fSpecle. telegram 70 the Dsp&lcn.l
tHsEIF.T0N, ". IA. December co.
Traffic on The Chesapeake ana paio r1ilSsy
ta, Increased 10 such IN extent ihst 10 or.
der % facilitate TIE msiug 81 triin, Il ha.
been found necessary to divide the work %
the di>patcher'- Office located AZ Hinton.
and a branch office has been established al
Hunuust0n with Me-sr-. I. T.. eros. ADD
l.. y. Pack IN charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Funeral Nofires

WISeTON.-Dled Dece n her goth q. the
Valentine House. j. SUTTON WISs ron, in
the thirty ninth year OF his age.
fuueral TO-DAY Tuesday from Second
Presbyterian church Dr. Hoge 81 ST $50 2.
NJ. Friends OF the family are Invited 10 At
tend.
FULTON.-Entered into rest, 1T 1890
\. NJ. Tuesday. Dsce mDer 81, lSs6. Mis-
MARY JANE FULTON; aged sixty EIGHT.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Arrival Of frcach 6oid.
me tsfs.grxnr forha fpsno Ia

NV YOgA, December %. The s;esmer
Ia Champagne from Hlyre. which arrived
to-day, brought sls3,3is francs Ia gols
iiaF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21


VIEW YoRK, DDoombsr aos-rnore ~
heavier seliLs fuf London account tnis
mornsf z than mas heen noticed since the
decline rrst began. The msrket opened de-
and the beam and room traders Also Joined
N the movement. which resulted In farther
maissiai decI mes during tbs erst hour the
selling COR foreign account had IN uneeetling
pews Of any special character 70 Affect vsiues
except the reports OF Hortb west and Omaha
earnines which were favorable. The mar
bet soon rallied when the selling pressure
WIS removed. bat there WIS . dropping
tendency throughout the DAY. and 20 wAfds
the close an. ther attempt 10 ii1uidsts long
accounts induced renewed seliing % the
hears, which. nofvithasand ding free offerings
OF money ~ low rates, broke tne fist
badly, and the market closed sctive
eaiurdsy's figures. Reading. Union Pacific.
Lsckswsuua and b. Paul were special 90
Jscis OF attack late In the day, the weak
ness In Union Pecirc being ATTRIBUTED 10
she fsilure of the House Of Representatives
10 consider the funding bill. steriing-ex-
change rates were advanced Nc. In con
sequence OF the sales OF securities In this
msrket. The opening was remarkaoly
weak. six STOCKS showing declines from Ia
d per cent. There were further declines In
n oct OF the sctive stocks during the arst
balf bOur, which was followed by compara-
tive dullpess. with prices fiuctuRiipg within
a marrow range. The last hour, however.
law q renewal OF selling. prices again yield.
irg materially. and the Close was weak and
active at the lowest figures OF the day. To
tai sales 4I6,eo0 shares.
Noon--stocks quiet and firm. Money
quiet at Sal per cent. ExchanSe-Long,
s7ss47s74: short, ts3hs4ss,s. Govern.
menfe dull.
ESensac Exchange, S7sS. Money 2a7.
Sub Treasury balapcee-tSoto, Sl2T, 900:
currency, sle.sSs 900. Governments dull
& per cents. 1854 . per cents. look bid.
state bon de dull.
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-. = -; ,x---.G..~ ~.r.'-r II ~
IBEhSl.sS ,22I aRl45s gasTERS
f,,-.>---&>-L.. .EsS tn
S,-ss,sGl(
WINTER EXPOSURE CAUSES COUGHS.

WINTER EXPOSURE CAUSES COUGHS,
Colds, Plegrisy. Rheumatism. Pneumonia
Neuralgia, SciRtica. LumDsgO Backbone
snd other ailments. ror which Bensous
pc!ne PlGs'ers are admitted 70 be the best
remedy known. They relieve and cure u
3 lew hours when no other application is %
The least benefit. Endorsed Dy 600 Pny-
siclEns aud Druggkts. Beware OF imits-
tons under understanding names, such
As "Cspsicum," "Cspsicln' "Capslclne."
ask for BeDs0ns and take no Others. liz
anime carefully when yOu bug. All drug
gisis. SEABURY & JOHNSON. Proprietors.
New York. De l2 Su TuHFsm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
The EIk.' New CInb Room =.

Richmond Lodge No. -, Benevolent
Protective order Of klks. dedicated their
new club-room over Mccarthy & Haynes,
Broad street between sixth and seventh.
Iu,t night. The room j. Handsomely fitted
up, and its dedication was an occasion Of
much interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
PoRT or RICHMOND. Dkc. 20, IsS


Bteamship Old dominion. smith. Ssv
York merchandise and Passenger q. W.
Alien Co.. agents.
Steamer Ashland Tunrin Phlladel.
phis. merchandise and pssreasers. J. W.
hcCarrick. agent
steamer Oio Point Comfort. Amy. OAu
Charles City. merchandise and pAzsouxecR
r. l.. Baker. agent
Brig kslups, JonDson. Galveston. oal
rails. the Irecegsr Comp Any.
schooner II. y. shares. Osbornes. Neg
York coal :. h Hswes
Schooner kdith Is. kyermAa. Nanmsn.
Philscel phia coal. r. r. Murray q -.
Schooner Mary 4. Morse, Croc ker, Kenne-
lee ice Warner Moore.
schooner y. 4. Waters. rail. New YORK
iron, the rredegsr Company.
sAILxD.
steamer Ariel. Deyo Norfolk, UniieH
States mall merchandise and pAAoaxsra
L. b. Iatun, agent.
poRT OF SEwPOEr NEWS. DEC %. lsss.
by Telegraph
ARKIvED.
stea nship queen (Br J Amazon. Calves.
ton, ooalso SUD prooes ded 10 Bremen.
sIesmsnip tignieid III. \ Sim psoa. Gal.
weston Goa ed ELd proceeded To LivsrnaN
stes Insh ~ Allesnsny fsy lor trosfdensA
and called for " eel foint.
slxaGssIiy Roanoke. Couch. Neg Yogh
81 sailed ~, Nesl Punt.
schooner l. Campbell. Van, Bsann.
light.
aArIKD.
sfssmsh'p vipaoholA (sr.l. Stuart. e.
sssAAA. lassrs eos.si.
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Accidentally Killed.
tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. !

MAcas, Ga, December 20.-Bnlon Pres
ton, sixteen years old, son oil State.
senator Preston. was accidentally shot and
Killed by his younger brother Joseph To-
dyy. The lads were out hunting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
4 Probable Old rsnAs.as she'll.

MIDLAND JUNCTION, VA.. December ~ -
An autmpt was made Il O'Clock this
morning % blow up Major Hlrris's iou5-
dry wlih dynamite. The windows % the
ca-ing-roOm and % the adjoining buildings
were battered. No 4grest-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Selling I.f1uor on sunday.

Jane, Burke, who keeps bar room on
seventeenth street, was reported YESTERDAY
Tor keeping hi> place open on sunday. and
.Iusiic. Richardson issued q summon, for
Burke, ieturna5le this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
BRAIy AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Decem Der 20 1883.

BRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. Decem Der 20 1853.
oTrEETHsE
WEEAT.-I0 900 bushels.
CORN.-s 81 bushels.
OATs.-z50 bushels
tYE-64 bushels.
PEAs.-s6 bushels.
MIL OFFAL.-l4 tons.
sALEs RkPoRrED 20 ssJkErAky,
WHEAT.-Whlte g. bushels common a.
re. Mixed. 500 bushels prime Al S3c.:
bushels very good on private terms BED
! 400 bushels prime LODgberry on private
Terms. eco bushels prime JougDerry 81
65c SEQ bushels prime LOngberry ~ s+c.
1875 bushels very good LougDerry 81 csc
s56 bush cir good LOngberry a. SIC $50
bushels fair Long berry - SIC; -2e bushels
common lOugbeTry 81 soc. - bushels
good ShOri berry b. SIC. $50 bushels CON
uOu short berry a. 7-c.
CoRN.-Wl!ie. - bushels choice Virginia
II SIC.
OARS Mixed. $50 bushels very good at
$50
RlF.-s4 bushels good at CSC.
HIACEEyE PEAs.-s4 bushels AZ $40.
MILL OTFAL-l< tons OF private terms.
FIouR
sc cGots: Fine, s2.5Oass.F5. suDe-0us
q .75sSe. -: extra. rs .l5ass.tc; family. So
$3.50: pSJent family. country. 81. 1885 20.
COTTON REPORT
ga-ke: call. No receipts.
oUoTATIosB
GOOD MILDLTSG.-9c.
-sTDpIIsG - C.
Low Ill uELAG B g-lSc.
RICHMOND LIVE -sIOtk MARkET.
DECEnBER 4O.-Heceipts: 4i9 head o.
cs TIE, 81 sneep S64 hogs
saies 5Ss head OF cattle. ~ sheep. 400
nOgH.
Prices we're as follows
CRttie-best 4ss4 &C. gross msdiocn 10
good. Sssfc. grOes COMMON 10 f2.z. 80
&c. gross.
Sheep-2sSttc. gross
HOgB-SAB6.4c. net.
BUIs--2aZSsc. gro~s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

MONDAY. Decem Der 20. 1850.
sALEs.-FIRsT BoARD.-2 600 Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac dividend
scrip al IO4. SEQ DO. al lo4.. SIS e1-divi-
dend at IS.
srCoSD BoARD.-2 600 Rich mond. Freds-
rlcksburg and Potomac dividend scrip 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
SteamsbiD ronndercd and Twelve
llEss

iBy Anglc-AmeEiean cable to The Dispateh-i
LONDOS, December 4l.--The steamship
LhDeliy, sailing from Liverpool. has ious-
dertd Al lloiyaeaI. Twelve persons were
drnh ped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Dessh from h drophebis-
Inv tslegrs On TO thu Dispatch. !

ST. Louis. December 20.-The death
from hydropbobis OF the daughter oi LOUIS
GTund, ex.ehsirrpsn OF the Iiepunlcsn City
Central COMMITTEE, was reported 70 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND STOCK rsCBs~sE.

BALTIMORE. Nd. December 2O.-vlrginis
SIS, consolidated, with coupons, 81, do.
lQ-40's,44 Bid to day.