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L land, all under fence, and cross fenced; %
acres IN hay; good house; dairy house and eel
lar; plenty Of running water; 200 acres tillable;
one mile from a railroad station with two daily
Trains 30 miles from Sacramento. For full par
ticulars cal on or address JAMES CARROLL,
Tl2 K street, Sacramento. MIRO I'm
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pHYsl0IANs AM. SURGEONS.

Il ID. CURTIS, VI. D., HOMGoPATHIsT,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, CORNER SEW
" enth snd streets, Sacramento, Cal Office
hours s to 9 a. NJ: l to 4 and to 8P. N. If
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DANCH TO REET-160 ACRES OF GOOD
III grain land for summer-faIlow, seven miles
from Gait. Terms, one-quarter of crop deiv-
cred one mile from ranch. A rare chance for a
man having teams that he is NOT working. For
further particulars call or address j. W., this
office. mr236ts
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MARRIED.
BORN.

San Francisco, June IS. 1sS7-John Lewis +
Jennie Roberts, both of Sacramento
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EoR sALE-Two sHoRTHoRNED THOR
Z oughbred durham Bulls (registeredL aged
l6 and IS months. Inquire of or address p II.
MURPHY, Perkins Postofiee, Sacramento coun-
ty, Cal. mrl3-tf
EOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN-A
{ Petaluma Incubator complete, costing SIPS;
in use only one year. Can be seen at southeast
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-29

EOR SALE-BOOKS AT AUCTION. ON
l. MONDAY, April ID, the stock Of books in
Gammefs Old Book Store will be fold at public
auction. Until then they are offered at private
sale at cost for cash mrl3-qt
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WANTED-LOST-FOUND.

w ANTED-sALEsMAN FOR DOMESTIC
w Department. Apply WRINSTOCK, LUBIN
" Co mr2S-3t
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ANALYz1NG THE DECISION.

In paragraph one of the decision the
Justice says: "a W. t. Fitzgerald was reg
istered in San Francisco" and that it was
proved the signature to the affidavits of
registration in San Francisco and SacN-
mento were similar. Compare this with
paragraph eight of the testimony: Frank
Miller swore that he was certain the same
man wrote both signatures. Compare the
testimony of the Registrars and expert
paragraphs {, 6, and 81:
SAN FRANcIsco REGIS SACRAMENTO REGIsrRA-
TRATIoN. TON.
William Thomas Pitz- William Thomas Fitz-
gerald gerald.
Nativity California Nativity. California.
Date, sept so, 1856. Date. January "a, 1855
Age, 81 Age. 80.
Uncanceled. Uneanceled.
signature to afhdayits Signature 10 affidayits
by the same by the same.
Is there any fair and impartial man, not
blind to the value to De placsd upon testi-
mony, who will say IN the face of this re-
markably strong showing, and the silence
of the defendant, that there is not here
sufficient evidence Of criminality to justify
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FTNO RENT NICE SUIT OF ROOMS FOR
i gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen; also
rooms for housekeeping, and nice sunny single
rooms; all newly furnished No. DID, NJ street.
between Second and Third. rnr2I-6tf
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

TOR RENT-FINE BRICK HOUSE, NO. l4Ie
l. bird street; 8 rooms, bathroom and kitchen;
one of the best built houses in the city: walls
"turred; house is perfectly dry; in complete
order: nice yard. Key at 2Sl K street JANIS
McMuRRAi, $50 Seventeenth street, between
II and l. mr27.6tS
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4 SMALL IMPROVED FARM TO LET.

KNOWN AS THE KLOTZ RANCH, SITUATED
IN east or East Park; ten acres in tull-bearing
orchard; ten acres in grapevines; three acres in
planted to potatoes Apply on premises for one
week. This place is just outside city limits, and
viii be leased at reasonable rent. mr23-6s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

TIME MEMBERS or ELBA %
4 COUNCIL. no. 500. ROYAL AREA {~%tsx
NUM- are roQnosted " attend areHu- L.1&<
lar meeting Oh their Council II Lasos's 49,
Hall THIS TUESDAY Kv kNlNG AIN oclocb.
Rlecton Of officers for he ensuing year VIII
tsk- place and fail attendance n urgently re-
qusssed. Members u sister conasb cordially
invited
BY order Of the Regent G. W. TYLER.
deii-it Secretary.
U,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
a STOCKHOLDERS AND LlfK HEnBxks OF
TaE VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL AID
MkcHAN ICAL SOCIETY viii be held la mo
elrH INSTANT for election q officers for NE
ensuing year and other business.
a. X. yENABLE, IN,
dc o-su. Tn&Thii secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
c4xgfrlsEss ESJoisEo.
Attemp,tO Destroy Dis,uiery.

CHICAGO. December l0-shortly after O'Clock
this moruing an attempt was made 70 destroy
~hufellt & Coz. distiliefy IT'D thc northern por-
ton of the city by means " dynamite. Bn0ugh
facts are not yet known % justify The conclusion
a. 10 whether 10 is she work Of Anarchists OF OF
come one Who has u personal grievance against
Inc ShufeldtA AT the hour mentioned the
nsirhb ornood was shaken boy q tremendous OK
ul0slou, shaking ne buildi1gs IA the neighOor-
hood breaking many panes Of glass IN sur
rounding houses. aud causing tue people 60 rush
into tho street ia great alarm. 4 jagged holo
three feet ~aaure was torn va the 1901
oi a detsched warehouse containing l5OO
barrels Of high wines. On a ROOF about
afteen feet from the spot whore the explo-
sion occurred was found a bundle oi
dynamite sticIs--seven IN number fhes1 had
rot e1piOicd on account OF some defect Ia We
fuse. which had evidently beon igDited. No
great damage was done and nobody hurL Who
ever threw the dyn.mits evidently intended 10
land IL upon the sEyiight. beneath which stood
eight large watts insd Wifh liquor II tho explo-
fton had occurred upon the skyhght ire
moNdOus disaster would have resulted. The
dislilsry Is not 10 the whissey trust. aud James
u. LyGen. the manager Of the distiilcry. says be
believes Tie attempt was BY the procurement Of
The Whistey trust lie Offers reward 0t sso,uu0
for such Information ~ win lead 70 The detection
ana arrest Of the parties responsible for the OUT
rage. Members Of the bhistey trust ridicule
the idea thai the attempt 10 destroy the pro
perty WAS the work, directly OF indirectly OF thor
organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
III WAS TERRIBLE.
Eyc-Vyitnss-eS so scenes thet Fol
lowed the Tragedy.
IeDocial toicrram % the Dispatch.I

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch
CHAmoiTG. =. g.. December l0.-Captaln
g. b. Alexander and j. +. Payne, senator
elect from Robson county, arrived IN this
city to-day from Meridian, Miss, where they
bad hcpn attending rs delegates 10 the Ma
tionaI Farmers Alliance. Nessrs Alexan-
der and Payne were eyewitness OF the
scenes that followed the fearful tragedy
which occurred in birmingham Yesterday
mOrmug. They were IN that city from TO
I'D O'Clock. The smoke bad not vet disip-
poarcd when they walked up the street from
thcdepot towards the jail. When they were
several hundred yards from the jail they
were corirorted by military men, who told
them that "it wOud not he safe 20 go far
ther up-town.' The most intense excite
ment prevailed. Men IN large groups could
be seen an along the streets discussing Tho
situation. Everything was excitement
The loud screams OF the frightened could
be heard on all sides. aud the moaning
ana prayers for the day to dawn, mingled
with tie most prOlane threats, were terrible.
Thr dead and diving were being carried 10
their home or TO tn nearest houses.
public feeling was strongly against sheriff
Smith. not altogether because be ordered
the firing upon the mon, but because, IL is
said. four volleys were fired while the mob
were rctrcsting. No talk could be heard Of
the prisoner who only n few hours before
The mob was crying out for, hut the clv had
changed aud was FOR the blood OF sheriff
Smitn
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sraI, sud there were no carriage. or attend
DRAGGING THE LAKE.

DRAGGING THE LAKE.
An dsy yesterday superiotendent Morton,
of the Highland Dummy Line, with assist.
ants, Was engaged dragging the lake where
Mr.. Uawes's body was foCnd for The body
Of her baby. II was not found. and the be-
lief row prevails that some other disposition
Was inside Of =.
Around the jail the same state OK bsrricade
exists q. has prevailed since Saturday nights
charge. 4 reporter passed through the lines
At noon. aud found Sheriff Smith inside the
isi.ofice slill under arrest. The iail Ia In
charge 81 sims. one ~ the SherIg's depu-
ties. Smith silll reps ated the statement he
bad previously made that be Ola not give
The word % Gre until shots we're fred on the
ontslde. and that 81 least a dozen shots bad
been Cred by the crowd before a single
officer Cred
4 PROCLAMATION.
MAYOR Thompson has issued the following
proclamation: 1.-THE sad calAmities that have
bcisllcn Our city in t0e last few days have
arou.d public indignation aud stained her
fair name. aad white the ienderest symDe-
tbie. a all 90 out - those who sit TO-DAY 10
houses OF mourning or nc urou beds OF SUI
iorine, yet u becomes Us as good and law
abiding citizens 10 PIT aside our private
Grievances and guard With loyalty the public
peace ana gOQG OTueI OF our CIV. Now
therefore, by virtue Of authority con-
ierred on me by lay, ap-
peat r. all who love peace and
good order 10 refrain from all public
assomblsges and 10 remain quiet in their
own homes; 20 cease from a discussion OF
the tragic events. and 10 await ful invesii-
CATION 0i ali the facts. invoke the earnest
efforts and cooperation Of al classes in the
maintenance OF the good order Of our city.
The ewes Of the world are upon Va, and let
rs en- act lbat we shall dignity the name OF
American citizens 10 every part OF The South.
A T.. Thompson, Mayor.
COgONFR's JURY.
Coroner Rabbit ihis morning empancled
jurs 10 bold an Inquest over the body OF
A. y. Bryant, who was shot IN saturday
night At the jail while in the cOmpany OF
Throtkm0rton. After viewing the body the
Inquest was postponed until O'Clock to-
morrow morning. After The cOroner- jury
has viewed The body Of Mrs. HAYES her re-
mains will be buried IN the cemetery by the
side Of Der little daughter May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

NEW YORK, December i0-Tho stocR market
dropped from y 10 81 per cent in the forenoon
today only a portion Of which was regained,
though a few stocks showed marked strength
and closed higher. On diEquietlDg rumors from
Europe the besrs commenced 70 hammer the
list. There was also 9 sunening Of rates for
sterling exchange here. and sl,il5.000 was order
Cd for export Later adyices from London we're
more favorable with tho market The downward
movement Nas checked. snd while the bears
covered heavy lines OF shorts at the low hgures
ruiug I'm the forenoon, the insiders also made
large purchases, which gave the list \ healthy
appearance. Upon the reports Of favorable
character Richmond aud West Point took the
lead IL the upward turn. and the presence ~
President kimbail In tho city. with the rumors
OF the settlement OF the difficulties. kept the inn
proyoment going, and material advances were
made over the entire lish the market closing
fairy active and generally strong AZ but small
# actions from the opening. The total sales were
$4,000 shareS fcw marked advances record
ed we're Delaware and Hudson 2k, Richmond
and West Point preferred ~, while the rest Of
the list are almost invariably lower. Atchscn
lost =. Missouri Pacific IL, san Francisco pre-
ierred =. lake Eric and Western preferred aud
Now YORK Central each, and Manitoba per
cent
Rvsnfs1.-Exchange duiet and strong but un-
n aueed AZ sSa4sp. Money easy At LAB per cont.
Sub-Troas Try balances ola. fl55,2J'. Qo0. cur
rency fi5. l2ic0O. GOvernmentsdull aud steady;
POI cente i2s ~ coupons, lOA state oona'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
RAILWAY MAZE SgRVICF.
a Separate Branch Of the Civu ser
vice
nv tolograph 70 Iho Diapafch.l


WAsHINsroS. December l0.-Di,ll-Servlce-
Commissioner Lyman has had a conference with
tho pOetmnstcr-3euci ia Icgart 90 The Pre- al
donts Instructions looking O. al extension OF TIE
ciyil-seryice rules ana regulations 70 az 10 ia-
clude mo railway mail serNice. 10 was agreci,
subject CO. change. that The railway mail service
should he added ss a separate branch OF tho civil
service. making four in ali-yiz, de2arimenial
service customs leo, postal service, ana rail-
uavuaU service. As soon az the Postmaster
General has furnished tho information essential
to ue proper classincauon me commission Will
prepare tho necessary rules and regulations,
,-nicn Will De submitted % the lrral-
dent for his approval md PRONUNCIATION.
Ino service now contains about ~
onlcors and clerks ali Of whom, win Tho
* option of tho general superintendent ana ls
ASSISTANT VII be brought within Sue CLASSIFIED
fcGvico. az tho whole number htiy~fye age Chief
eleras, VIII ro'eiye $500 per suuum: four are
assistant aupcuntsudents. who receive il,GD per
auuum. ana eleven division superintcndeuia,
who receive salary Of A2,JJJ per auulm Tho
salaries % he regular clerks range from N4D
downward 10 Is mot Iropo'ed 20 require he
clcrks nov in the service Co pass an examination
iu order 20 reia'u heir positions, but their eHl-
Cheney Will te periodically tested Toy practical
examiua ION ON VIA i- known a. case that
g., each clerk viii le required "a throw Ia a case
of pigeou-h0iea "a thOueaui csris addressed 20
10 O. Offices. thn location of which they are sup
posed 90 he familiar with. Time aud accuracy
viii determine he raing IN these examinations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
TIE nTRlRlNH sIINERS
order RestOrea-A Large Incendiary
Fire.
~ teIeeraph . lho DIspa.ch.l

10y telegraph 70 tho DlspaNh.l
ST. TOUfq, December l0-iatsr Hlvire' from
Beyier. No. are Co the effect that when Governor
Morshouse arrived ~ Befer 10 found The con-
tending fsctlOls-the s,rEng miners ara the
new men VINO have supplAntsd them-Rrmed 20
the teeth. ri sing ~ recognize any authority
save tho military The Leaders stated that they
were not disposed 20 question tho authority OF
she Sfa.e but declined b. surrender TO the couu-
" authorities. Governor horeh0nfe, therefore,
called out the military In order % give ne bei-
Ugereuts the opportunity 10 surrender their
arms and thus restore peace.
There was most disastrous fire last night de-
stroyinc tho creator part ~ the bIsluess portion
OF Bcvier. Thore is no doub. but thai tho con-
Migration Il due o iucendlary causes. but there
IL no evidence upon which any one can be con-
yiriei of the crime. 10 Is understood that tho
military. uudcr tho direction VI Governor More
house, will disnrm both factions end az least
Temporarily restore order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
Dvn.mtte Bonb-Throuera.

RoME, December 10 Two men have been ar
rested az Naples for throwing dynamite bomb
at the German consulate ia that city. be bomb
did not explode. The men are members Of the
Republican Society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
AuA,tcabIe Agreement Looked For.

IHy toIsGfhph % me UIspatchI
NEw YORK. december io.-President hlmbalL
Of the Norfolk and W estern railroad, Is in this
city to-day aud had a conference with Presi-
dent Scots, OF the Richmond and Danyille. In
regard TO an agreement between the roads rep
resented by them. Tho conference is under
stood % have resulted In an order % discontinue
The suits brought by the Norfolk ana Western
interests 90 prevent the lease OF the East . en-
uesseo property 10 the Richmond 8nd DauVllie.
President Scott would not talk about tho mstter,
and President Thomas said an amicaole agree
ment would probably be reached tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
AL ENR LOW.
A Young Engineer MOrtaIly wounds
Mss EandIRcy ana Rms Himself

10y toIegiAph % tue UHphfhI
CHICAGO. December lO.-Andrew Martin. a
young engineer aged about twenty-ono today
snOt his landlady. Mrs. Merrill. who had advise
him 10 seek other quarters, and then shot hin-
self Martin diei INSTANTLY. Ind Mrs Merrill
died In "A foW hours. Martin hal fallen M love
with hia andlady. and his attitude toward her
hAd become unhearabie, and .he hal advised
him 10 depart Martin attempted 20 XIII ser
want girl whom be believed had helped 10
thwsrt his desires, bus sho escaped tho two
shots fred al her aud called ihe police, who
found Martin dead and Mrs Merrill dying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11

lay telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

~
WAsuNGTOS. December 10.-lho supreme
Court Today granted a motion 70 advance case
No 1873, inc late corporation Of the Church 81
Jesus Christ OF the Lauer-Day Saints e.. a.. A.
nelIanss, -. the United states. and assigned the
cause FOR argument On the second Monday OF
January next, after the cases heretofore
signed for argument on that day. This j. 4
case growing Out oi the Edmunls and other laws
for tho suppression " p0lyCamy Ia UtaA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
EAExxrs By TELEGRAPH
NEW Yoas.

new YoRK. December i0.-Coiton firm;
sales to-day, 80 bales: uplande, &c: Orleans
Zoe; sales last week not before reported, 40
bales tor consumption; netrecepts, A, $50 bales;
exporls-to Great Britain. i5 so bales: 20 France,
So bales; 10 she Continent 2, s66 bales; STOCK,
Sl6.l05 bales. southera nour duh and weak.
Whoat-Spot dun. Ne higher. ana nrm; No
red. sI.O5k asL05k iO elevator; opuons mode
ratsly active. irregular. and higher; No. red.
December, Si.04A al.Cts; January, fl.Oi1a
u.C6 bl6 Corp-spot moderately active. &c.
lower and steady; NO. :. &C. IN elevator: op-
lions more active. kakc. lower. and nrm; Do
cember, 465Ic.: January. a. 9l6af7c. Oats
spst weak. moderately active, Asac. lover; No.
2. 3ikasl4c options dali AaAc lower, and
steady; Decemver. SihaSih NC. January. SSs.:
May, exc coffre-O ptions closed weak Deem
Der. SIS 40aslA55: January, tia5os3laD; May,
SIS S)atl6Ds: June. tlhA5asie.0o; spot RIO
barely stsAtiy; fair eArgoss. l7hc Hops quiet
And weak; Stats. laaazc. suesr-has inactive
aud firm: fair refining. 55i6: centrifugal %
test sac: ronned nrm AID moderately active;
q, esic.: extra q. 6ke: mould A, ne; standard
A, &c. cut loaf. SIC. Moia<ses-forcign nomi-
nal; New Oricans In good dsasnd; open kettle.
primo 10 fancy. l0a49c. Rice arm and fairiy &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
sudden Destn 81 President Bridgcrs.

ny tfinhl 2lA '' tu' i'iolfF+-Ht
WuNINGrOS, December IQ-Coionel r. r.
Bridgers, president al tho Wilmingtol and Well
don, Wilmington, columbia and Augusta, aid
Albomarle sud Raleigh railroads, died worry sud-
denly - apOplexy a. columbia this evening.
COLUMBIA. :. G.. December l0.-COiOnel
Bridgers was stricken While addressing tho
Ways and Means Committee Of the legislature
aud died in about an hour 40 tho home OF j. 4.
Barron. the local counsel of no road he TO-
maus we're placed Oh a special train draped in
mourning and sent 10 Wilmington az midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
HIS hkuliCrushed.
pv ssle~rs 10 tho Di4Datch I


MONTGOMERY, ala. December l0.-A special to
tho 4 drerflser from Lafayette. Ala. says koborl
DhniJrth was found dead this morning. HIS
skull was crushed iu. Ito is supposed To have
been killed by Wesley ChIsolu, freedman who
vas last night seen with the deceased thisolm
has skipped. Dauforth vas q popular young
man. Indignation against his murderer Is in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

DECEMBER 10, 1898.
There was some good buying Of cutters to-day
OF Change. Mr. Barney Dunn. OF the VS.. KIM
ball Rochester Tobacco Company. was engaged
ia the purchase Of several round lots Of cutters,
and several firms had busy day In this limo.
Outside transactions otherwise were small, and
pri es IN general Satisfactory. Dir. James y.
Boyd has returned from quite an extended trip
in the western tobacco country Colonel liite, o.
Cincinnati, IS In tho city on Burnley business bent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
Death Of an EDITORS wiIe.

TUT IVI"N HIIU
ST LOUIS, December I0-At II O'Clock las
night Mrs. q. n. Jones' wife Of the editor Of the
81 Louis Replfb ieap, died after an Illness Of one
weeks duration. Her maiden name was Eliza
beth {. Abernathy. She Was sister OF J. A.
Alternately. professor Of Engli h literature II
Adelphl Academy. Brooklyn, \. l.. and aged
Thirty ave years. She leaves daughter sixteen
years OF sge. nov attending the Adelphl Aead
envy ia PHILADELPHIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
Inck the RtOper-Aeain.

lBy Anglo American cablo 90 the Dispatch
LosDOs. December e0-In cheap restaurant
In Berm0rdsey. = suburb ot London, tonight q
man without prOvOcation cut ne throat OF me
landlord daughter. Shs Is NOT expected b re-
cover. There are r4mor5 that the WOuld-De MUIR
derer is " Jack the kpper"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
Don't wait.

Come or send now to Julien Blnford's,
1902 east Main. and get your Christmas Ham,
Olives by the gallon, your Rum, Peach
Brandy, Apple Brandy, scotch whskey,
Rasin,, Nuts. Gestme. Fruits, Coconuts,
and everything you need. Ny country
friends ought 10 send their order. ~ once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
PotherinEham Gets $4,000.


ST. LOUIS. December 1.-The celebrated case
Of Fotheriughstn a. Adams kxpyes, Company
for illegal Imprisonment was settled to-day By
the company paying fOtherngham 1880. David
\. fOthcriuFham was the express MESSENGER
Who Jim Cummings alias Withrow. now serving
q term 60 Missouri psnitenusry. bound and
gagged when he committed the $4,000 robbery
on the ST. L0ais and san Francisco road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKEr.

DECEMBER iO-Receipts: as head Of cattle,
100 sheep. and RS hogs.
Sales: 40 head OF cattle and 625 hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-Bess 3Ra4c. gross-a few extra higher !;
medium 70 good, 34a3Ac. gross common TO
fair, 2A3c groSs
Sheep--3a4lc. gross.
Hogs-6a6Ac net
BlllS-2a3c. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-TUESDAY DECEMBER Il. 1888

10. Dutch standard, which pays duty Oh TX
cents per pound Ia accordance win this und-
ing the retipcry company to-day paid tbs,iol al
ditioua duty. aud as u cannot be shown hat we
refinery company Il ut fault, Collector hager
states that tho cargo will ~ released, but sam
pied frequently while the vessel Is unioadipS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-11
eRAIa AND COTTON ExoHAsaG

NILhIVNv NVlVIIVVt 10 @I'F
OFFERiSGA
WnEAr. 609 bushels
CORN.-3s0 bushels
RYE bushels
CLOVER-sEED.--l4 bushels.
SALES REPORrsD TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr-Whiie, 40 bushels very good at 81. 10
Longnerry. COO bushels good al SLOh Mixed,
ll0O bushels prime on private forms; 1O) bushels
very good At fl.09. Shoribsrry, 1853 bushels
primo at si.l0. Total sales OF wheat. 1905 push
els.
Offerings to-day Of wheat. 3,6Os bushels; same
day last year, 2.2i6 bushels ssles to-day Of
wheat AOOs bushels; same day last year. 2,246
bushels. Offerings so far this season, o2o.5sS
bushels: Same time last seasou, 5H6. 40 bushels
Extreme range Of prices to-day, tl.05 70 tL.lO:
same day last year. So. % sc.
COgs.-White, ls6 bushels very good now ei
49,
CLOYER-SsBD.- bushels on private terms.