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THH fiTTItTn CONGRESS.


senate.
Mr.. platt presented a memorial IN re-
gard 20 printing on third class mail mat
ter, aud remarked that he did not think
there Was any fault Of the law, but that
tbe trouble arose from the incorrect III
terpreuuAn OF the law by the Post
master General Also, "a petition for the
l-lauce Of fractional currency and the
abolition VI postal notes.
Nr. hiscock offered a resolution,
which was adopted, calling on the Presl-
dent for information asto the judgments
before the late Spanish-Amcucan Claims
Commission.
The resolution offered by MIR. Chan
dlcr Oh the 10th Of January instructing
fue Committee on the Judiciary 10 IN
liire into the suppression OF votes OF
tle cOl0red citizens of Jackson, Miss. g,
~ the recent municipal election in that
CITY, aud into the alleged participation
IL such suppression 10y the United states
district attorney, deputy collector OF IN
t.rual revenue. and deputy United
States marshal, was taken up, aud Mr..
Chandler addressed the senate ia
explanation aud support Of II. He
said he had communications from Jack
Aon asking for zach investigation, and
asserfed that the facts stated could be
proved by the testimony OF the best OF
both political parties. He had not IN the
resolution provided for thepower to send
for persons aud papers, because he appre-
heuded that tue facts would he all found
on file in the Department OF Justice.
IL that, however, should not prove to be
60. be would desire 10 have power
given 20 make a complete investigation
lie sent 30 thu clerks desk and had
read several letters and kilograms re
ceiyed by him also the msniiesto which
first conveyed TO the cOlored people OF
jackson the information that they would
not be allowed 10 vote. This manifesto,
he said, displayed at its head an en-
craving OF a compile OF pistols, couple
Of shotguns, and powder-tiask. I'm
il the young men of jackson announced
their 'atiimatum. >"
II declared that, having seen one OF
their nun Der hellishly murdered ia the
dark by negro bully set on 10y negro
policeman of negro-carsod city; that
corrupt, radical negro government should
and must be wiped out at any cost that
" negroes ran for Office they should do
30 al their extremest peril, aud 1t warned
all negroes "aQainst attempting 10 foist
upon us this black and Samnpbie ma.
ehinery called gov, fDmetl Colored
citizens, under aA the circum-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Conference of Prciaies la Baltimore
Work 20 Begin I'm the spring.
10y telegraph to The Dispatch.l

lby telegraph 70 the DispaHn'l
BALTIMORE. January 12.-Bishop
Keane, of Richmond, reached this city
to-day and Bishop Ireland, of 81. Paul.
is expected tonight. They Will meet
with Cardinal Gibbons to confer upon the
building Of the Catholic University at
Washington. This evening Bishop
Keane. who is president of the proposed
university, addressed meeting of clergy
and laymen on the objects aud purposes
of the university and explained the
plans for It's accomplishment. To-
morrow Bishop Keane expects to
90 to Washington with an architect to
select site for the theological building,
upon which work will begin as soon as
spriug opens. After the conferences to-
night and tomorrow subscriptions will
be solicited in Baltimore, and after a
week or two subscriptions Will be asked
in Washington. The object is to gather
as much money as possible before the
first structure is begun that there may be
no delay in the work. II is thought
several millions of dollars will be required
for the completion of the university.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13

POLLARD.-Died, at his residence, 9'6 north
secon6 street, January llth, at $50 A. NJ, Ed
WARD POLLARD.
Asleep In Jesus.
mourn their loss.
Funeral IRON the First Baptist church THIS
CFriday) AFTERNOON az e:S0 o'clock. Friends
arc invited.
New York aud San Francisco papers please
copy.
QUINN.-Died, a. bis residence, l&Os north
Seventeenth street. PETER JOHN QUINN, after
a sickness Of lev daya
The funeral will t4ko place SATURDAY at $50
A. ~ from ST Peters Cathedral
Williams port Q'a.l, L0ckhaven Pa. East Troy
PA, and Duwamish kings county, W. ~ pa
pers please copy.
TAYLOR Died, January lith, at II r. NJ,
EDWARD TAYLOR, only son OF Hannah Taylor.
FuIeral from No i00 east Cary street at IL
o'clock THIS friday MORNING.
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CHRISTIANSBURG.
The Case or SiiSieman-TmprO
ments, &c.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch-'

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch
CHBISIANsBURG, VA, Janusry r.
The case of the Commonwealth rs. Sti-
gleman was called yesterday in tue Floyd
County Court. Ton. Archer a. Phleger
appeared for the defendant and the Com
monweulth's attorney for the Common
wealth. An attempt was made to have
Shgleman convicted of shooting with i'll
tent to Kill. The jury, however, brought
in "A verdict of acqUittal. This was the
case reported last month i'll the Disp0'ch
az having originated in quarrel about
the merits Of the DiSpotch. The evidence
differed immaterially froIn the report
made through yonr columns.
Snow has been falling here since about
3 p. VI.
The Christiansburg Bank building is
being thoroughly renovated and repaired
for occupation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13

LONDON, January H. The Paris cor
respondent OF the Doihj Chronicle says a:
a telegram from San Reno reports the
discovery of plot against the lie OF the
German Crown Prince. 1t is said that
one OF the plotters, a Socialist, has
turned informer he police have for
hidden access to the promenades in the
vicinity of the Villa Zlrio, where the
Crown Prince resides"
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rnffnn.NiIi Rnrnoh.

PHILADELPHIA, January l2.-The ex-
tensive cotton-mill of Rumpf Brothers,
at Hancock and Huntington streets, was
completely destroyed by fire about 7
o'clock tins morning. The loss on the
contents. machinery, and building will
reach S7j, O00-almost entirely covered
by insurance. Over 100 hands are thrown
ont of EMPLOYMENT.
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They KILLED Each Other.

ASyIsroN, ALA, January PA diff
Guilty occurred this afternoon in the Office
CT the Parker House between ". L. VII
lams. the proprietor, and p. II. Evans,
resulting in the shooting and killing Of
both men. A young man named Thomas
Gamble, who was attempting TO prevent
trouble, was shot in the leg below the
knee, but was not seriously hurt A
coored man who was passing at the
time also received 4 slight wound in the
leg. The trouble grew out OF state
ment made by Williams TO Evans in re-
ference to the infdelity Of his wife, which
Evans refused to believe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
Foreign Paupers In New York.
[By teIegraph o the DIspatch. ]

II'3 t"INtIHI 70 -'1'7 111"I"7-I1'I
New YORK. January l2,-Micheal
Griffin, an Irisbman from Tralee, Coun-
ty Kerry, his wife, and four children last
night applied for shelter at the Thir-
teenth- precinct station-house. To-day
they stated to Superintendent Jackson,
of Castle Garden, that Agent Fench,
representing the British Government,
had furnished them with money to come
to New York Uia Quebec. jackson says
he has long suspected that the English
authorities were sending paupers to the
United States through Canada. The
family was taken care OF by the charities
DEPARTMENT.
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FINANCIAL.
HRw YORK, BALrrxoRy. AND nIcz-
N0RD STOCK ExCHAHGEa
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco. Tur-
pen.ins, Rosin, Tar. and
Peanut HArketa
rBy telegraph to the DIspatch.l

Nsw YORK, January IL The stock market To-
day during its greater portion was duiier tnan
for some time, with fluctuations confined TO Tue
nerrswest limits. Tho only feature up 70 ths
last hour was "A weakness In Gould stocks head-
ing as usual leathe market and was fayorabiy
affected late Ia the day by rumors Of an encou-
raging nature. ~ Paul followed Reaiing IN the
amount o. business done but dealinas Ia STOCK
were devoid OF special Interest, The opening
was steady bat extremely dun, with a temporary
adYant IN tendency. which quickly disappeared,
aud beyond the sudden advance In hocSlng
Coal aud ~ LOUIS. Arkansas aud exas and me
de liue in Missouri Pacific there wss absolute'y
no feature 70 trailing. Prices then remained
generaily steady, with marrow fluctuations unul
toward the delivery hour. when more animation
was shown and Rea,ling AMI Jersey Central
inovodtp about a point The general list fol-
lowed slowly and tho close ves quiel but strong
nc tho best prices reached. A. the close most OF
tho lst were small fractions higher. Total sales.
AZ shares. 80,
NEW YORK. January 12.-Noon-stocks dun
ana steady Money easy at 4atk per cent Ex-
change Long. isllf: snort. 1854. Governments
dun.
Boeafna-Exchange dun and steady Morey
easg nt Eat: closing offered ~ ~. ouD-
Treasury balsncss-Gold. slSl.SSNO; currency,
sgI29nO1 Governments duh; per ceuts, lEoa ;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
The Order Of Bnsiness.
lBY telenraph @ the pispatch.l

Iby IoIfBTaFI y Il0 UI7PI10H-I
WASHINGTON, January l2.-The Senate
talked half an hour this afternoon in
secret session with regard to the "order
of business, q number OF senators wish
ing to adjourn over till Monday. IL
was finally concluded not to adjourn
over, but an understanding was reached
that the nominations of Lamar, Villas,
and Dickinson shall not be taken up till
Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
Two More victims Dead.

TIIy f0I1GIapI 20 NO DHUI---I.I
HAvERHmL, Mass, January 1.-The
unfortunate woman supposed TO be Mrs,
Flora +. Walker the eleventh victim OF
the Bradford railroad accident, VINO died
last night. va, identified to-day as Mrs.
Flora +. Ward, of Gardiner, Ne. Henry
A. Hart, of Deering, Ne, died to-day
making the total number Of deaths
twelve. Two others will probably die
". +. Kimball, OF Boston, and Mr..
Wentworth, of Dover, y. H., shoe
manufacturer. The latter's condition is
especially critical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
NORTH CAROLINA FARMERs.
Second Day of the Convention at
Greensboro.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the blspAtcu.l
GREENSBORO, n. c., January l2.-The
Farmers Convention assembled tins
morning with q much larger attendance
than on Yesterday, the delegates num-
boring over 200. All parts OF the State
are represented.
The morning session was largely de-
voted to the reading OF the reports OF
committees and the discussions OF inca
sures The homestead-law question was
taken up aud discussed at length. Sey-
eraI ringing speeches were made.
MIR. Ii. T.. Norris, of Wake, offered a
substitute for the report OF the commit
tee. and recommended total abolition
of the homestead law. The substitute
was unanimously adopted.
Captain ). b. Alexander, OF Charlotte,
chairman of the Committee on Public
Roads, read an able report, and most
interesting and instructive debate fol-
lowed on that subject
The convention also took up and dis
cussed foreign immigration and other
questions. Opinions were expressed ia
voring discrimination but not absolute
prohibition of foreign immigration.
The election OF permanent officers
having been fixed as the special order
for this morning, the convention unani-
mously reelected the old set of officers.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session Agent Elliott,
OF the National Farmers Alliance, ad-
dressed the convention. He was fol-
lowed by Colonel l.. l.. Polk, secretary
of the State Alliance, who stated that
there were at present 272 alliances in the
State, and that the interest among the
farmers was increasing daily.
John w. Robinson, Esq, Commits
sioner OF Agriculture, delivered brief
speech.
DR.. J. +. Crowell, presidentof Trinity
College, will address the convention to-
night.
The discussions and deliberations
throughout have been most intelligent
and decorous, and the convention pro-
misses to prove very beneficial in its re-
suits TO tue farmers
The Greensboro Tobacco Association
have had several carriages placed at the
disposal OF the members all day free OF
charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
NewYork southern soeiety.
IlIy teIeeraph 10 he Dispaioh.l

NEW YORK, January l2.-The annual
meeting of the New York Southern So
ciety was held tonight OF the Hotel
Brunswick. The session was continued
until long after midnight. The report
of the Committee on Nominations was
rejected and many changes IN the by
laws aud constitution were effected. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
Postm ssters Confirmed.

Iby teIegraph 70 no DspHtunI
WASHINGTON, January 12-The Senate
has confirmed among others the follow
ing nominations to be postmasters: Jo-
seph l.. Deaton, Pocahontas, Va John
5. Grayson, Luray, Va. (; William 4.
Fisher. Liberty. Va; Samuel b. Nc
Kenney. Farmville. Va, and David Il.
Young, Winona, Miss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
Fire in Lowell.
ltEf ~ tsOWrtss
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

10y IoItBFapH 70 INC UI5Paun-I
LOWELL, Mass, January 1.-TWO
large four-story brick houses were totally
destroyed by fire this morning. The
buildings we're occupied by the fire de.
partment aud by Companies q and q, OF
the Sixth regiment, as an armory. In the
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a SOUTuERy EARTEQUAXT.
sharp shOcAS Eeif in North Carolina,
sonia Carolina. and GcOrGia.


WILMINGTON, y. c., January PA
sharp earthquake shock was felt here
this morning about IT, O'Clock. No dam
age.
GMEIou, \. c.. January IA slight
shock Of earthquake was ielt here at 9:5j
this morning. Adyiccs from Charlotte
report Il shock there and the people
crestly excited, fearing a repetition OF
the disaster of 1886. There was also a
strong shock felt at Shelby and other
points.
CHARLESTON, S. c., January 12-An
earthquake shock this morning was
generally felt throughout the coast
country, and as far west as Augusta No
damage has been reported at any place.
CHARLESTON, January l2.-Dispatches
tonight show that the earthquake shock
this morning was felt at Georgetown,
Conway. Beaufort, and Newberry.
CoLrMBIA, :. C., January12 "A sharp
earthquake shock-the first in many
months-startled the citizens of Colum-
bia at 800 this morning. Buildings
were severely shaken, and doors, win
dows, cr0ckery. and glassware ratified in
a lively manner. People sleeping were
rudely awakened, and many rushed into
the streets. The direction of the wave
seemed to he from north to south. The
vibrations continued about ten seconds,
and was accompanied 10y loud detona-
tons.
SAvANNAH. January PA distinct
earthouake shock was felt here at 9;32
this morning. Houses were shaken and
many people frightened, but no damage
done. The duration OF the shock was
about FIVE seconds. II seemingly passed
from west to east.
AUGUSTA, Ga. January IA slight
earthquake shock Of five seconds dura-
ton was noticed here at $3.50 o'clock this
morning.
MAGNETIC NEEDLE DISTURBED.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, January l2.-Since
noon OF Monday, January 9Th, the mag
netic needle has been much disturbed at
intervals. There was marked disturb
ance Wednesday evening about 800
o'clock. During the forenoon Of Thurs
day there was rapid motion, and between
IL ami II there were indications of
"A severe magnetic storm. The motion
of heavy needle foot long was a de-
gree and three quarters. This extreme
agitation followed the earthquake at
Columbia, 5. c.
Il. G. Maine, of this city, reports the
appearance of an extended group OF sun
spots on Monday aud Tuesday by the
suns rotation. 1t is the group which
first appeared in the same way Decem-
Der 18Th and 18th. Since January 9Th
there have been very rapid and extreme
fluctuations of brometric pressure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
RAIN AND COTroa EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January IL, 1883

SALES REPORTED TO sEcVgrARV.
WHEAT ongberfy. 500 bushels very good at
93c.
Offerings to-day ~ wheat. 500 bushols; same
day last yea. $40 bushels. Sales to-day OF
wheat 200 bushels. same day last year,
20 bushels. Offerings 20 far this year bi0,s@S
bushels: same time last year. 1854 bushels.
Ex,reme range o. prices to-day, We. same DAY
las year, sci.
CoaS.-White, 1000 bushels prime on private
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
War of DETERMINATION in West Vir-
ginin.
TBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l


CHICAGO, January PA Catletts-
burg (Ky.) special says: The war Of ex-
termination continues between the Nc
Coys of Pike county and the Hatlields
of Logan comfy, West Virginia. AS
soon as the last sad rites OF the late
butchery were over the McCoys organ
lied a posse and visited the Hatfield
settlement, in West Virginia, for the
purpose Of annihiIating the gang. The
posse visited the Hatfield house,
and, finding no one at home, they
repaired to the woods 10 mediate Il
Few moments. The Hatfield gang was
soon upon them, and regular bat
tie ensued. After the smoke had
cleared away it was found that the
Hatfield party were badly worsted and
three Of their number were killed, while
none of McCoy's posse were hurt.
Those known to be killed were johnson
Hatfield, Thomas Chambers, and James
Vance Vance was shot seven times.
Satisfied with their days work the Nc
Coy DOsse returned 10 their settlement
to wait developments. Vance has killed
several men in the Mccoy nrigh6ornood,
and had to louve in consequence. lie
had been u hold, daring, desperate fellow.
The authorities are pOworless, and the
war will doubtless be- waged until one
side or the other is completely cxtermi-
mated, as TO ono in authority seems to
care
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-FRIDAY JANUARY 10, 1885,

following officers were chosen: Presi-
dent, Francis l.. Rives; Vice-Presidents,
John G. Calhoun aud Ballard Smith ;
Treasurer. William L. McCorkle; Secre-
tary, McGraye Cox.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13

BALTIMORE, Nd. January l2-Cotton quiet
ana easy. midd.ing. l0s Gi03sc. Flour steady
aud quiet. Mheat-sOuthern nrnl. WIN good
demand: rod. 9sAsoc.; amber. SsGc. western
steady ani quiet; No winter red, spot NC.
bid; January. ssass4c. February. soasSsac
May g3s.aa9.c COrn-soUthern ara ana
scarce white. b6sa5s&c yellow. Saosc. vest
srn n shade hrmer aud dun; mixed, spot oihs
55Ic. January. 81 y 49,. February. es'ssSssc.:
March, Co., asked May, 6ikc. asked; steamer,
58k a57c. Oats nrm aud quiet; southern aud
Pennsylvania, Naiic. western white, tOsisc.
western mixed. @ss9c. Rye arm and q1le. a.
6gnlOc Hay higher: prime % choice western,
SI4a.l550 Provisions steady aud quiet Eggs
lower; fresh i9a3l.. Timed, l2ai3c. Coffee lower.
rio cargoes, ordinary % fair. liz ais. sugar
Copper-eehDed arm a. i5slce Nnissey stealy
atgl i5nii.i6. Other articles UNCHANGED. frsighs
10 Liverpool per steamer dull; cotton. i-osi.;
nour, Ia Sd; grain easier At 3D.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. January is.-Whest steady; No
2 red. s3ss9Lc Corn quiet; No. 4 mixed. 2a
Sac Oats nrm No. mixed, 3Ac FORK
dail at fi12a Lard lover AZ s7.a. Bulk-meAS
easieT. Whiskey, tl.OA Hogs weak
ST. LOUIS.
sr. Lours. January l2-Fiour UNCHANGED.
Corn strong: cash q ! assc. MAY sSs sS,c. Oats
rrTu; cash. eec.; May. O4c. whisky steady a.
slG Provisions weak
WILMINGTON.
WUxISGr0S, January iS-Turpentine hrm
Al Qa. Rosln irm; strained. 2Se; good,
/ G4c. Tar arm at al. Crude turpsntIne, nrm:
bard, sLsO; yellos-dip AMI virgin. Gio
LOUtsviLLE
LOUISVILLE. XIV, January i2-Grsin aud pro
Visions quiet and unchanged
NEw YORK COTTON FUTURES
Nxw YORK. January i2.-co,ton-Sei re-
celpis. as bales; gloss reesips> @iss haleS
| futures closed quiet; sales. ss.SO oai.s. Janu-
/ ary. $40 sSaii0O: February, IQGasiQ1s:
! March. 500: April. si051sp0.&; MAY, slu.oSA
/ sl06s, June, sl013ati0a: july, N07sSL0ts:
| August. sl0Sa; September. si04ossi0fs; octo-
! ber. sl0odasl0Os.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dispaica-l
JANUARY H., arkst steady. Prime, sa5fe;
! extrssSAc.; common, lhss%c; shelied. ssssc.;
/ spanish. axe; factory hand-picsei. sAs<Ae
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ENtfure.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, January 12.-F.
J. Dubois d Co., wholesale tobacconists
Of this city, have made an assignment.
Their liabilities are $4,000; assets,
Sl3, 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
BALTIMORE srnCK MARKET.

BAIriwORE. Nd. January l@-Vlrsins 6's,
consolidated, 81; pastdue coupons, O'; 10
10 i0s, 81, DO. new 81, %; North Carolina Us,
old, il1].. Bid today
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VALUE or STOCK


Tho number Of total pounds has been carefully
estimated az each sepsrate warehouse oy hogs
heads. lierces, aad boxes. and IL given herewith
Total numb Of pounds Of tobacco In ware
houses (n0t including private warehouses. a. me
latter Is gwen ia separately, ts hardly complete,
aud forms no part OF inspection warehouse sta-
tistif 81 1866 800 pounds, which. valued 81 teir
average cf ~. per pound. makes the value OF lear
stock IN Richmond inspection warehouses ~ 1914.
PSI Il would be interesting % know the value OF
sock In the hands OF manufacturer., reprlrerr,
10. which We roughly place at 100000 more,
which would make the t0Oacoo interest worth
over 81 40 90 or about equal 10 kichmonds bank
ing capital Truly. then. Richmond IL entitled TO
rank ~ high and higher than ever a. a toOscHo
markes aud a tobacco centre Of first grades, and
were figures known before We should see sue
surpasses the record Of any previous years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D EXECUTED At TIN DisrAlcA Puae
INQ-AVvhk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
MARINE IsrgLLIeESCE.
PoRr on RICHMOND. JAsUARY IL. 1873

Steamer Pioneer, Hines, Philadelphia. mer-
chandise and passengers, j. ", McCsrrick.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise, aud passengers. Il. u. Tatums
agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13
Nnkipg oval acconnted tor. :.

Making total accounted for............. 2s.'Rs
which leaves only 100 hogsheads and l. sos terce,,
/ aud boxes 10 account tor, out OF total OF 49,
| packages. regardless OF their being hogshcads
/ tiorces, or boxes. were reported by many par.
{ tics, only hognheads are accounted for In 1855
tables and 10 Il proper 10 note that even tals de-
/ hciency could be maze up bad not two or three
parties out OF the whole trade failed TO give 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-13

The sum OF these classes added proves tho
count correct-namely, eG,32s hogsheads on
hand.
That stock stored aud IN the hands OF manu-
iarturera, deducted from mat held by commits
.iou merchants and dealers. Will give a fair ideA
az what is on hand for rale. which Will appear
la.er
Asa special item. We note sale and delivery on
shipment Of nearly 800 packages cutters since
making 40 these reports, while we know other
bright grades have been largely reduced IN the
past two weeks by sale aud shipments.
WE'D.