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DEAIHA-

ABRAMs.-Died. a. Rocky Mount. y. C.. on
Wednesday. December Xth, Mrs. MARIA
ABRAMS, widow Of J.. Abrams: aged nity-hye
year.. ,
Funeral will take place from tho residence Of
II. NnitOck, 1905 Broad street, AZ II O'Clock THIS
friday MORNING. Friends Of the family are
invited.
HANKINs.-Died. at the Retreat for the SICK,
in this city. December -, ISIS, Miss VIRGINIA
". HAWKINS.
Norfolk. Baltimore, and Montgomery papers
please copy.
MgADE-Dled. al Their home, Goa north Twenty
nnu street. MAGGIE MEADE. daughter Of Mr..
T.. Meade and niece OF Mrs. James Burke, OF 30
north Seventeenth street; aged six years.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence
a. 2 o'clock THIS friday AFTERNOON.
Friends and ac1uaintances respectfully Invited
10 attend.
MOUNTZ.-DIed, Saturday. December 22d. he-
tween 20 and II O'Clock +. NJ. FREDERICK VIII
LIAM MOUNTZ; aged eighteen years tnroo
months aud six day..
In the midst OF lifo We are in death"
PETRRSON-Died. suddenly. At Wilkesbarre,
Ps., December -. 1888, Mr.. RICHARD hAKHl-
son PETERSON. Of Brandon, Va, late OF the
Confederate states army and son OF Colonel
John 4. Peterson. of spring Garden, Prince
George county. Va: aged n~fty-fOur years.
Virginia papers please copy.
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LORIs orr.
sketch OF tbs Life OF the Famous
HuSstan Onicsr.

General Neli6on. whose death was an
nouucel Yesterday, was born Ia 1924 at Mos
COW, where ht. father Was a merchant. he
h,san bis military career as an officer OF
Husaf,. ana At the breaking out OF tbe Crt-
mean VAT had already attained the rank OF
coonel OF a cavalry regiment. He was pres
tnt al the capture OF kars and was appointed
coihmsndant OF that town with the rank OF
general. He also TOOK part ia the military
operations 10 the Caucasus, and after toe
peace he was sent s. Governor 10 Nlsdi
hs,kss, Ia Circassia. la 1850. some years
afterwards be- obtaised an unlimited leave OF
absence 90 sre0un, % the st2te OF his health,
Ie visited France, went next 10 Germany,
a1d va, at Wiesbaden when The declaration
~ war nv Russii %agsin.t Turkey recalled
HIN 10 active service ia 1871.
nr Has appointed acknowledgement 10 the
Grand Duke Michael, brother OF TIE late
tztr, who was IN cHief commspd OF me
army u he Caucasus, and ~ that suoofdl.
nate capacity WAS the practical director u'
Tie whole Asiatic csiDpa'gn against turkey
YiGHriSG rnE PLAGUE.
General Neliko1 remeined with The Aslsiie
command until Apfii, 1873. when he started
Tor ~. Petersburg. His hrst employ nleot
ihereaiter Was during the rsvsges 81 tns
plague 10 add around Asuakbsn. General
helkoH was appointed 20 the %
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RonahoIders' Confidence ia De Les
SENS

ny A~nglo-Amcrican cable 20 tho Dispatch.l
Parls. December 27.-ht a meeting to-day
81 4.Gn0 bOsdholdcrs ~ the Panama Canal
Company q resolution was unanimously
adopted expressing confidence in De LesSep~
and volunteering 20 iOrcgo the interest ON
coupons mud the redemption Of bonds until
the canal F. opened for traffic.
NJ. ". .h..,u. who bsd spent two years a.
the P.nrpa .orls, declared that the canal
could o. shed ~ thc longest IN three
years an outlay 81 100000 600 franc.
Count p Hon. chairman, said that be was
able G. vOuc1 for the accurecv OF TIE figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

lBy anglo. American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. December - The Rome CORE
spondcnt OF the Daily News says that a se-
rious impcdiment has arisen in the negotii-
tions which Iswol.ky. The Russisn EpToy. Is
conducting with the Vatican. lswolsky, the
correspondent says, complains OF a tack OF
fun power lo act. lie SAYS that ne Is ham
nered hy the necessity OF referring every
hltic det dl 90 his Government.
Toe North German Gazette. OF Berlin.
says That It wouid welcome the conclusion OF
an understanding between Russia and the
Nalcan, which, II holds. would benefit
Germany hy Gcstroying the fiction that the
Poles I'm opposing Germany are defending
the catholic interests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

Rice Ia fair demand: domnstic. tka6&c fetro-
lopm-Renncd. $50. Cotton-seed oil--Cruds.
47c. yellow SO. Taliow <eady. Rosin quict
Turpeutine duh at 46Aat64c. Hide quiet aod
steady. Wool nrm. PORK moro scttve; Dess,
fi4.s5stiA7A Reef dnli; beef hams quot:
uerced beet inactive. Cut meats slow. xffdhss
slow; sh0rt-ciear. $50. Lard a trfe stronger;
western, fat01s&s5: city. s7&: pccemocr, SS
asked: January. 1912 bid. Froights nrm.
cotton. lSeid.; grain, 81
CHICAGO.
Curcsso. December T.-The cash quotations
were: Flour neglected. No. spring and No
fred wheat, 9s1A90kc. No . corn. SSa53&c.
No. 2 oats, ~. Mess-pork, SIS Lard. EA
Shortnbs, $3.50: dry-salt-d shoulders, &TbA
sl7k; short-ciesr. s7.isKsN.& Whisky N.M
Theleading futures rsa gel a. follows
OpsniaL HiJhss. Cesfaf
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sherman Bank Failure.

10y I'IetThIu 70 INC UIspaVch'I
OMAHA. December 21.-A Bee special from
Loup city saws: The failure OF the sherman
County Bank was preclDilaied 10y the demand
OF the County Treasurer for the couoty
money deposited therein. amounting to about
$4,000, which they were unable 10 raise.
and President Whsley turned the bank over
10 the sheriff without consulting the Board Of
Directors. As vet nothing can be asceTtllu-
ed As TO the liabilities or assets, although It
Is rumored that the affairs OF the institution
are in geod shape. II is thought The deposit
tors will be paid IN full, as the directors are
men Of considerable means.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

Ihe three latest asp'rsni. Tor spcakcrship
honor. ate nothing more mon less tusu duul-
3li.s. and have been put up either 10 klll oi
Ettd'. chances or secure choice cNairm1n-
Ship. for ludee 90 M~assachnsett., Blync
~ lCuus,lvauu. aud Fatqnhtr of New
f0r,. 1~ neither OF t1'sc men hafeanv show
rU' FL. frDrr ,roll1 bean unparalleled dead
l..s tu Tire csucusa and an ohscur, mao should
f. picked up ns q compromise. II may turn
of tl.i tNe Republican progcsmmc Is t0
I.,c f. Too. Iu the Npcaker's char, and tben
Itvueor taIquhtr might bc hitby lightning.
Nl. -p'abef~hlp Pc Going to the West, and
.nol. Mckinley, Burrows. or Henderson
.i iowa will l,ti- 1hA,'S Whist the average
l--I-Lu hlrr lllnke. ID INV rate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
MONEY MAKERS
AT WORK WITHOUT LEAVE Oh LIcENsE
or TIE GOVERNMENT.
The CAPTURE Of Three couatsrfsitsrs En-
gagged in Their Eefsrtous Practices
in Their Dea In Brooklyn.
fpv ,elorrauh % tho Dispatch.

Ngw Y0RE. December 2I.-Three coun-
terseilers were captured this EVENING" IN Their
den IN BROOKLYN hile engaged IN their work
OF making courterfeit silver dollars by a
raiding squad Of United states officer. under
command OF Secte-Seryice officer John L:
Brooks. The men are William Green, aged
sixty.ive years. Of No. II Henry street, ibis
city; Patrick Kenny. aged forty-fye years
Of No. 81 Bowery. mi. city. and Timothy
Cassidy, foriv years Of age. OF Ne. % Pear
street, BROOKLYN. At the last place they
were found at WORK behind barred doors.
A complete outfit OF counterie'tlng impie.
ments surrounded them. Cassidy had nut
recently completed a long term IN the peni-
feufary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

fBy Anglo-Amercan cable 20 The pispatchl
LIVERPOOL. pcccmber 25.-lue weekly
coitou Statistics are: Total soles for The
week.. 80 600 bales-American, 10000 b7iesi
trade takines, including those forwarded
from ,hipsidc. 1900 bales; actual exports,
1000 bales; total imports. $4,000 bales
American, 10s,O00 ht'e. total stock, C30,0OO
halcs-AmerIcAn. 300 bsIes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Southern Bali league.
IBy tsIegraph b the Dlspaleh.l

10y t"FVb'NF" |"F"@I
new ORLEANS. La, December 27.-The
Southern Baseball League was organized
tonight. j. w. Hearn, Of New Orleans. was
elected president. Memphis, birmingham.
and Mobile voted by proxy. Dallas and
Houston were present but could not come to
terns and the league YVES formed without
tbom. -Four more cities will be secured,
The league was organized on a 81, 200 limit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
uortts Intervention.

lry Augio.AmericSn cable to the Dispatch.l
IONpoN. December 2S.-The Tablet says :
Mr.. Gladstone, IN o letter 10 the Marquis de
pcriso. .lys that the position Of the Pope is
important enough 10 merit Intervention by
international arbitration. Alter Temarklng
nat hc promoted the Alabama arbitration
scbcme. Mr.. Gladstone adds that the arhi-
tration would possibly unlock the difficult
question and the project has his fun and
warm ..mDqfhF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
an Quiet at Lamar.

10y NANHASAA ~ NAf A1FNN~Ll
MEMPHIS, December 27.- Everything IL
quiet 81 Lamar. Miss. to-day. IRE report
Of the race trouble grew out OF the appFe-
tension on the part OF some OF the whites
that \ conflict between the whites and blacks
would be precipitated by the conduct Of
some very inso.ent negroes. The prepara-
lions made by the whites to suppress all
lawless scs had its effect, and no trouble is
anticipated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
AnM-MIlI RErned.

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
MILWAUKEE, WIS, December PA spe-
cial 10 the Evening Wisconsin from Elsud
Junction says; A saw.mlli At Norrie, owned
by the Lake Shore Traffic Company and ope-
rated by Rideout Il Bryant, was burned hast
night during a heavy storm. The fire was
undoubtedly The WORK Of an incendiary. as
the mill has not been run TOR some months.
The loss will Dc about $4,000; insurance
unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
CbrToN REPORT.
Market nrnA
QUOTATIONS.
MIDpLTsG. oh
Low MlDDLIAb. CSC.
uOCDORDtsAkY, SIC.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
DECEMBER q. 1881
brSrsY PRODUCER
g.f,sr. Ebs, Eolsis, Lard. Corn Neal
Butter. Chote. Creamery. 2sas5c.; choice.
family pArkedt laa20c.; choice store packed,
IsalSc.: good tosprime. I5sI6c.; poor 70 tsir, iOa
lac.
Live Hens tholce, fat 2ia2ic. q piece; old
corts ana smAl hens, 3c.
CaIckens: Cibico. extra large. lsl22c.; large.
lEa<oc.: email tOai5c.
Drss ed Po1 w: Turkeys i2si4c; chickens
oai2c.
Erxr Fresh. k2aE3c. tor extra fresh.
Lard: COaatrt. sSaac. active.
Corn Meal; 6lk6sc per for country zoe
Tor city millA
Vegefab<s
Cabbage. YirkiniA, 81 . barrel. very duiL.
Potatoes; Irih. Extra choice. new, l7oaE por
barrel: per buinrL. U04ooc.
Onions ISc Ihr DusneL
6y3ss AID Dr1ef Fruits.
Apples Greln. choice. fLg5afl.s0 per barrel.
demand good; bunsr varieties Nasl.0
Dried fruits: ICherieA. lie. per pound: Black
berries, 4A4hc piasDorrics. i0e: WhortisoerrieA
&c.
btsasaaas5aL
Beesssx. ID per pound.
Dlack-Qak Bslk; h0ssed- 81 per 2,2f) pounds
BLACK olk anei chostaaS rough - per s.O0o
Bounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Esie OF n steam boat.

10y VcTeKTapH % INC DIspsT0HI
PHILADELPHIA. PA, December 2I.-Ine
steamboat Cape Charles, belonging TO Toe
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk rail-
road. which was built to transport Pullman
cars across the Chesapeake hay. hiss been SOTO
to the Houssionic railroad for et05, 900. This
boat will be used by the latter company In
New York harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
an DentaI.

fBy Anglo-Amcrican cable 70 the Dispaichl
loNplN, December 2J.-A dispatch from
81. Petersburg 20 the Times says; SirL. u.
Motier cmphatically denies that he at any
time during the war 4 1870 reported to any
one. either IN p0olc OF in private life, any cX.
pccted movement OF the German army for
the simple reason that he never possessed
such Information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
mAHKIAGEA

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Rich
mond. Va, December 26th, by Rev. X. II. Pitt
DABNEY G~ATHRlGHT. ksq., and Miss MINNIE
FREEMAN; Doth Of Henrico county. Va.
NORMENT-JACKSON.-Mhrried. in this city,
December 27th, at her fathers residence. on
north Fourth street, BY The Rev. Dr. Hatcher, hr.
r. q. NORHENTto Miss corr l. JACKSON /;
18th ~ rH.ur4fr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatchl
PARIS, December 21.-rhe execution OF
Prado. the Sosnish adVenturer, convicted OF
the murder OF Marie Aquetani, Is expected
10 take place to-day. The crowd Is already
ga,hering about RoqueIte prison. where
pradn Is cnnhINA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

fBy Auglo-Amcricau caolo 10 the Dtspatch.l
PANS. December 21.-Ihe senate has
adopted the budget by a vote OF PA to JIG.
The Temps denies the report tuat the Tut
nisian Government will shortly expel the
ltsian employees unless they become French
or TnntSian subjects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
American ream. Ia A~ussrali..

lBy Anglo.American cable 10 the Dispstch.i
ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, December
27.-A game OF base ball was played here
TO-DAY between American teams. The re-
solt was; All American. 10; Chicsgos, IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

lBy Anglo-Amsricsn cable to the DisDatch.l
PARIS. December 27.-The Official Jour
nal %nnOuuce an increase In the army OF
the $4,000 foot chasseurs by the addition OF
two companies to each thirty battalions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

o~gcEaBEg 21-Narset arm. Prime, &C.: OK
ira prime. tSc.; fancy. tic; common, Sa3Hc ;
sheled. 26a3&c.: factory hand-picked, 44a3hc'
Geot sales OF prime grades reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
TiOckfug to BrnEti,

fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, December 27.-Austrian and ltal-
ian peasants are ~lOcslng to Brazil in large
numbers. Already 40 persons baye m
grated from Trieste to san Paulo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
- .nnnnr, nnnnrnI nnnInnrer

lBy ~Auglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PANS, December 2I.-At "A meeting OF the
National Republican Committee to-day II
WAS unanimously resolved TO support Gen
eral Roulanger's candidacy for q seat in the
chamber OF Deputies for The Seine made va.
cant by the death OF VI. Heide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
IncffInr Tenants.

By A~nglo-Amencan cable 10 the Dispatch)
DrBiIN, December 21.- Mes'rs. Sheehy
ana Finucane, Nationalist members oi Par
lament. have been summoned 10 appear al
Cattle Council. County Limerick. TO answer
to the charge 81 melting tenants to adopt a
policy Of intimidation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
& K By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
NEW YORK. December 3.-Co,ton dull; sales,
lA bales: uplAnds. 9sc. Orleans, 100. net RE-
csipts, 3Q.S1 bales; eEpors-tO Great Britain,
A,22s bales: 20 Fraace, 1925 bales; 10 the Conti-
ueut. o.bOs bales. stock. gl4.23g bales. southern
Hour dull Hnd unchanged. Wheat stronger:
options llfalHc. higher: 40. ? rod, December.
sim1: J%auuary. fL.OA; February. sl.O2
NAY, fl06.,. Corn ilaac. lower api steady;
No. 2. 46af6Ac.. elevator: options saAc. higher
aud firm: December, 45Ac.; January and Fob
ruary, 46Ec.; May. $50. Oats hrm; Opliohs
FIRM January. 3Jfsc. February, 3lslc.; hay,
BIC; mixei western, 29a32c. Hops quiet.
COIse-Options closod barely sieady at 2iai0
points below Yesterday: December, flL83afll0;
January, flA.SOaflL9j; February, IligjaslalO;
snot RiO easter AZ glG.15. o~Ugar-Renned quiet
Molasses-Ncw Orlesus in demand: open 1et-
tie, prime % choice, 40aigc.: syrups. IaiOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

lBy Angio-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
SuAKtN, December 27.-The scottish Bor-
derers have sailed for Sutz. 10 Is reported
thst Osmsa Dlg0A is trying TO coliect forces
At Handouh. TIE British war-sloop Racer,
under special orders, has sailed on = cruise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
A Cotton Palace.

fBy telegi aph 70 the Dispstch.l
NEW ORLEANS, La, December H. ~ n
meeting OF citizens held to-day 1t was decided
10 add 20 The attractions Of the coming carni-
val by erecting Ia Lafayette square q nam.
moth cotton palace, In which the products OF
Louisiana aud other States will be exhibited
during Carnival week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
GRAIa Aku corrog ExcHAEez.

ticnEONO. December q, 1855.
OFFSRISGs.
WHEAr.-f.s7I bushels.
OATs.-i.0O tbHhei-
ILL-OFFAL-- 20 tons.
SAILS ikPORrED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-WhEc. 80 bushels prime a. fl.09; 81
bushels c0mmtb a. Sc. LOngLerry, coz bushels
urime at 81. 10: lOO bushels good az fi.CG. Mixed,
t76 bushels pr DO a. fi.lO. go bushels prime az
siO9. $50 bl bels good at sos. ShOrtbeTry.
al bushels prinE at sl.Os: I01 bushels common
Csc1eeningsl a. fJc. Total sales OF wheat. 4,77C
bushela-
Offerings toby Of wheat 4,00 bushels: same
dsy lasr year Eg12 bushels. Sales today Of
wheat. 4f.I bulhel8: same day last year. 3,21.
bushels. one bugs 90 far this season, 66l .25i
bushels: samekimO last season. D 3.6l5 bushels
Extreme r~angelof prices to-daJ, S5c. 70 sLIU:
same DAY last year. ID 10 S5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
xna Iate Emperor,s DIARY.

rBy Anglo-Amoricau cable to the Dispstch-l
BERLIN, December2 -. Professor Gielcken
was examined in Berlin to-day IN couuec-
tion win the diary Of the late Emperor
Frederick and his whole past career. His
trial viii begin at Le'psic about the middle
Of January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
ttna Ktnr uu,ober,.

by Anglo American cable 10 The Dispatch-l
ROMg, December 27.-King Humberi bears
The expenses OF the funeral OF ssguor Man
clni. The klDg has sent a message to Tue
daughter OF the deceased expressing grateful
affection and regret ST the loss Of a faithful
friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
uonor "a n~tn,.ter phelps.

ny Anglo-AnericGn cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. December 27.-The Lord Mayor
will give a farewell banquet IN honor OF the
upited states Minister and Mrs. Phelps ON
January 2tih.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
EmNuQeesafnl

nv Anglo-AmericAn cable TO the Dlspatch-l
BERLIN, December 21.-Tbe Post saws that
all efforts have failed to obtain news OF The
fate OF the German East Airics Company's
officials at stations in Usayara and kinsguar,
notably those at kIOsa and Mpwapwa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
a Surptus Iucrea.e.

IBy Anglo-Amercan cable to the Dispatch-l
IT. PETERSBURG. December 27.-The
budget for 1889 shows a surplus income oil
1900, coo Ioubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Excitement snSstded.

NASHVILLE. TsNN., December 2T.-A spe-
eial to lhe American says that The excitement
at Lamar, Miss, groEing out OF the Unrest
ened conflict between The whites aud blacks
has subsidized and business Is goiug on Us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
TuE wEArHtR IN RIcuMosp YESTERDAY was
fair IN the motnlng with slighs shower In the
Mean temrpraturo
NEW BoRK STOCK NARKRT.

NEW YORK. December g7.-stOcks we're weak
aud declininghlmost throughout The Wander
bilt director. ANNOUNCED that the policy ia f-
ture would bta return 10 the > per cent. basis
ON New YORK tentral. while an extra dividend
Of ] per cent kas declared Oh Lake Sh0ra. end "a
dividend on 4. c.. C.. & J.. the FIRST 10 six years.
was Goclaredt This. however. was the only
piece Of nevI received during the day. and 10
soon became tviient that it had been fully dis
counted. ThlmarEet was narrow. and dealings
confined 20 pibfesslonRis. who see-saWed prices
up and down. But A. that elomon; was chiefly
beariah ths rfberal driit was downward. There
was an utter les OF support for the drst time IN
many days, lnd the Increased dearness OF
mOuey 70 4 uton the lisL, rates reaching por
cent. and Gliding 81 the highest There was
somo c~OyerinfI upon the announcement q diyi-
dcnds and az In toward he close, but the move
mens we're T kbie and unimporiant. The spe-
ci1l feature " J. cottOn-oil, which fol- Of rapidly.
and after alspasmOlic rally toward noon
yielded aga b. and it, extreme decline
reached 3 Der cont. New England was
the only sicIk outside 81 the Vsnderbilis
which dispiaykd ary strength. and all Of its gain
was made tow rd the close. London came lower
this morning Ind this market followed suit by
opening at declines extending Ia "a, though
Union Pacific has an exception with a gain Of x.
Dealings we're small Rul indicated littie interest
In the market ana such a. there was Was con-
1ned 70 half al dozen shares. COttou-oil early
became prominent tor WEAKNESS and dropped
about = in the first hour, while stOcks in the
regular list Wdre held steady until later. when a
dropping tendhncy appeared. but Il Was checked
for q timo by the announcement OF the fandor-
hit dividends After noon. however, this inln-
ence wore away and the entire LIST yielded with
cotton-oil. grahgers. coal stocks. Union Pacific,
AMI Gould siOdks showing adecided weakness on
a largely incteased business. Bottom prices
were generallt reached torgri > O'Clock, and a.
ter that time there wa considerable covering OF
shorts Dut out karlier 10 the lay ald some slight
Improvement hos made. The market however.
closed fairly q hive aud haayy ~ Bat little better
than tho lOresi figures. Tie tran4aCtiOns az mo
day reached = lgD shares. The active Lat II IN
varia ny loweflh + evening, and Pleading aud
Omshn preferf d ar down D.. per cent. 81 b.,
AtcLison T., lbckaRhnnd ana chicago gas cafh
/ per cont
HrsnfnJ.-Ex IhanRe dun and steeiy NJ 4S'a
4syh. Money l~Jnpara ifrly isn't. ranging AZ
fAas per ceutI Sub-Trcasury batsuces-Go.d
SlJi.I.hCU: Frenzy, liL.iAf.o00. Governments
duli Dut steal L. I per cents, i27-s, ~ cOup Ons,
iO@L. State D. Ica dun and urm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
RlCHxckD TOBACCO MARKET

DECEMBER q, 1883.
There was 10 bay a very fair inquiry for bright
tobacco, and n doubt sales unrecorded wore
made. We heik Of offers refused that indicate
A strong tone dine bright mGrkcL
There seems b. be considerable plug tobacco
moving for the holidays.
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shocks.

ny A~neio-Amorican cable to the Dispa,chl
MADRiD, December 27.-SeVeral shocks Of
earthquake were felt to-day in the eastern
and southeastern part Of Spain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
gALTrjoRg STOCK MARKET.

BNTIIOGE. 30. December 2i.-Virrinia con-
soils. "a: do. ItW-. 35H bid: do. "a, O. bid !;
Baltimore andhhlo stock, s9ag5. Northern Cen
trai, SDa ask'E Cincinnati, Washington sud
Balumore rs. ~ asked; do. p, 81; DO. 80. 20
consolidated gb bonds. il2: -. stock, 4yai9A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN cotHEcTroH THERswrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of tho New YORK and Richmond
stock yxkhsngss-0rain, Flour, Cot
tor, Nkat, and other Quotations

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch
s--1 WlkmYGTos. December s.-For ylr-
FAIR ,giniaI fair and colder weather, with
- norttEesterly winds.
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fBy Anglo-Amercan cable 10 the DispAtch.l
NAPLES. December 27.-Mr. Gladstone has
decided not to 90 TO Rome.