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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW lOEi-
NgR YORK. December i3.-Co'ton quiet but
nrm; ssles today i0- ua'e3; nj cling uplanl''
1000: Orleans. J.c. weekly net receipts here,
j.li. bales. gross rc'nlpts, JOsJ; oXp0ria--i0
Great Britain. 1900. bales. % france, l'fIl
beiNs. % tho Continent, N,lli hg'o5; lcrWarIod,
81 POD GALES sales, liJ uales; spuners, 80 bales;
fo,al -o-d4y not receipt 10 Ell porte oNOs OAies;
s1uOrts-tO Great Britain, ~2,tl9 baios. 70
France. ig5 bales 10 Che Continent. ll,ji3 bales:
stock, mot tales. southern -four dnil and
unchanged. Wheat dun, lower, AMI heavy; No.
rod, siist1c.. Iu eioya or; options duh, over,
arI weak, FREQ selling by longs; No rec,
December, SIZE; January, hif.; May e'sc
Corn DUH and weaker; options moderately ac-
tive, lsc. lower, aud STEADY; December, lskc.;
January 4lAc.; May ~ &C. Oats quiet and
easier; options quiet and weaker. December,
~ c.. January, 344c.; May 2a'sc. No 2spot,
2S-sa20'ic. Hops frm, state new, 9alia :
old. 6sI0-. COfee-Op'iOns closed steady and
unchanged 10 30 points down, realizing fairly
active. December, SO. lOaslG o. January, ti6.i5s
tiG9j; February, sl6.20ak d4G. 1accn. fibBa
SlGlJ: April, tl6l5s$-G5O: May. S!h&asln55:
susar-Raw s'e cier and quiet; fair ro-
an.ug. 5lc.: renued weak and quiet: c, "a
57,c.: extra G, G,Gtc: Of A, 6abAc. mould =,
a.; standard =, &C.; coniecuoners 4. oAc F;
granuiated, &C.; clbes, &c. AoHsses-New
Orleans fairly active; onrn-kefte, good % taucy.
Csc. Rice steady domestic, i.a6's Petroleum
qIict and steady; crude IN Dds, Parker :,
&c.: refined here, 1,5ic. tottOn-seed oil dun (.
crude = a2Sc. yellow, &c. hosin quiet (;
strained, COMMON % good, s.. sOaiLzA Turpeu-
tine quiet 0t 35sl5Hc Pork quiet and irm mess,
inspected, SiiaSli.g5; DO, nnlnspectsi' Sl0.1s
si97j; extra prime, ta7oasi0W. Beef nrm
extra mess, g.: plate. s..7Jass -. Beef
mans quiet et Si2 25etll50. Tered beet
Inactive: city extra Indis ness. <i35Oa
$500. Cut-meats quiet Lard weak and dull,
options steady, western steam. to2o; cay steam.
s5sS: options-IanGsry. q. s3sso.25 closing, S62i
asked: May sf.41afG - closing t6t0 bid. freigh-s
nrm; cotton, ,-o.d. bid. grain, 4-32d. bid.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December - Cash quotations were:
Flour duh and unchanged. No spring wheat,
l-afi.. No. red s.ssshc 9. No corn, 81 C.
No. 0ass, sD5s20ac N,ss-pork. t9asa - Lard.
;hg7h af5 %. Shor.-riOs, fi7Oat.yJ. Shoulders,
g. l2aS495. Short-clesr, SAOjafal0. Whiskcy,
sl.02
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NTucH FoR LITTLE.

That's the popular idea. Everybody wants to
get the most they can for their money.
Who blarnos themf We DON'T On the con-
trary, we're all the time making the effort
20 widen the gap between our qualities sld
prices-raising The former and forcing the
latter down.
our ovorcoats start in T., $40. DO you think FOR
single instant we'd put our hanger on them
if they were not reliable? " rouldaL
Cover up the price-mark and compare them
with what other people show you at$io and
you'd not hesitate a moment ct giving us
SIS for ours. But they stayat $40, for that's
enough tor them, according to our idea.
Take the sl5 grade. We impor; nearly as many
Coats for this price alone as any Of tho other
cloihiers in town carry in their whole stock.
Talking Of variety and assOrtment-why,
comparing theirs and ours-would DO ike
matching O sumner shower against tho
deluge. It's very likely though, they carry
all that their trade requires-f go, you can't
blame thom. That's what ne DO, and it taxes
us for room TO hold them all At the SIS
price We are showing couple Of hundred
styles Of all shapes aud cuts-irom the Short
English Coysrt-Coat, hardly longer than
Jacket, up to the Long Form-Enyeloping
listers Here are the nobby shades that
are so often withheld for the higher-priced
grades-aI hero Tor SIS. Sack Goats, Cape
Coats-Englsh made, OF English fabrics, on
the English idea-and the American kind,
too: Storm Coats and Fur-trimmed Goats.
They are made carefully lined and trimmed
beyond what you'd expect for the price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
RICHMOND MARKETS.
DECEMBER 70, 1884

RICHMOND MARKETS.
DECEMBER 10. 1884
COUNTY, PRODUCER
Buttsr. Eggs, Foy''. Lard Corn hsaL
Buitsr. Choice. Creamery. 24a25-.: choice.
family packed, lgaslc.: cnoice STORE packed
IeaIs: good 70 prime. Halle; Poor TO TAR. sea-
lOc common. 5asc.
Kegs Fresh. 2Jas1c.
Dressed Poultry: Turkey, per pound, Sale;
chickens, per pound. 7asc.; ducks, per pound,
l26l3c. go,
Poultry: Chickens. spring. small loslSt; mo
dunn iasis, lsrge. 3la23c. cid fowls. llaS}c.
Lard. County. Ssshc.. actiys
Corn Meal: S3a5Jc. per Dusasl foc ecxaRy-
&C., ier city mina
Ceoeteblsa
Beans: Navy, per busnel, si.6cssLe0
Cabbage Si.s5asI barrel
Potatoes: choice, <l.70as2 per barrel: 55a5oc.
per bushel; medium, $50 per barrel; oGa5S
per bushoL
Green frgHa
Apples Green. choice. ssssa 20 per barrel. de-
msnd good
Beeswax sic PER pound
Black Oak Bark kossed. 81 per Rad pounds;
black oak and chestna[ rough. % per 1000
poundA
Feauasrs Prime live goOsa tOaascs common
Sc.
Fiaxssed siasi. 10 per bushsL
Hay nc. l timothy. ti33 aSlt NOE. STAIR
mixed dover ana timothy seatis clover.
Hnlorai Browpssut. 81 per soA braA
~ ~. .cn saipssun. slsssis per To-
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past. This morning Macdonald went hunt
ing. and upon his return home was horIl-
fed 20 find the daed body OF his wife, sue
having been sirangled TO death.
Further investigation resulted III tne
finding Of Gilmer's dead body near py
with frightful wound in his chest, IN;
flicted by an old musket.. IL Is oeiisyeu
that Giimer during the absence or mac
Donald tried TO induce Mrs. Macdonald
TO elope with him. and, angered by her re,
fusal to hy from her home. first strangled
her and then shot himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
Seventeen Contested seats.

WASHINGTON ID. c.. December l9,-1he
House Committee on Elections held its
trl meeting and effected an organiZatl3h
'lis morning. Chester u. Howell, OF III,
ts clerk. The subcommittee on Rules
was selected consisting Of the Chairman.
M,.fs HOuk, Cooper. Crisp, and O'fer,,
nil 1h.s subcommittee will be charged
w.,h the arrangement 81 seventeen con-
trstcd-eleetion cases now awaiting settle
mcm. The committee wall meet again
tub'ect 70 cali when the subcommittee ~
ready % rcporf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
A Horrible Find.
ny telegraph to The Dlspatchl

WAsHrNGroN, December l3.-Two ladies
ENGAGED in house-huntng to-day went to
examine the premises 1913 & street, whlch
has been vacant for some time ana III chaISe
A. thev were about to enter the
honee they detected a horrible odor,
and without going in, they Informed
he proprietor. whoimmediately had an IN
Vestigation, which resulted in finding tho
dcad body Of young negro and the watch
man in a dying condition. The young ne
60 had probably been dead for three or
fonr DAYS. There IS no solution OF the mys-
tcry as vet. An autopsy will be held TO-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

George lIillyer, r. d. Spaldine, 7: D.
Mcador, J. w. Randin, W. b. Lowe, q. B;
Clarence Knowles. Colonel G. III. TAYLOR
presided. and after dinner addresses were
made by II. w. Grady. Judge Hillyer, and
Others. During the speech-making ex-
President Cleveland dropped in and was
received with hearty cheers.
At PLYMOUTH.
PLYMOUTH, Mass. December 13-The
southern visitors came TO Plymouth this
morning, accompanied by Mesws. Lesson,
Lane. and Breed. Of the Boston Merchants
Association, and several prominent Boston
gentlemen. Henry W. Grady made brief
speech standing on Plymouth Rock. The
party returned 20 Boston at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

the inner corona. to secure photographs OF
the extension of the outer corona and
other work. Cayenne. on island and town
on the northeast coast of South America, 10
the station occupied by the Lick Obserya-
tory party. and the astronomers will remain
for a short time after the eclipse To perfect
their work. If the weather be favorable
we may hope TO hear tidings Of the work
accomplished rs early rs Christmas..day.
The discovery of an intra-Nercurial planet
or anything else that is "newand strange
would he an acceptable Christmas present
for those interested in the movements OF
the suns and worlds that people the realms
of gpgce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
Democratic Victory.
rBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch-l

CmcAco. December .-COmpleter returns
from Yesterdays election for the Board OF
Waterway Commissioners do not change
the resul; as given in these dispateh.es La.'
night. The Independent Sltiztens 'isAvs'
G;l,oor"' and J. }. Atpcter, Independent
nemocrats- and Ii. j. Willing, Christopher
note. and M. Nelson. Independent Repub-
hcans we're elected. Of the straight Dem
oerats John r. King. william, II. Russell,
and Frank Wenter were elected. The
strsigh. Republican ticket was showed un-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
IN Advance in Nails.

PrTrsnURGH, Pa, December 1s.-A special
from Wheeling. W. Va, says; The western
nail manufacturers to the number OF four
teen mills met here this morning, and after
n long discussion over the condition OF the
trade advances in raw materials, etc, con-
cluded 10 adyancothe price OF nails TO $50
net. The old card-rate was S2.S5, with ten
cepts off
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
MIR. Randall Much Improved.

p,su,xcros. d. c., December BIKE
,,vsssniafiye Samuel J. Randall was so
,p',nch improyed Yesterday that he got. up
snd walked about the house for some time.
Is condition continues to improve each
day and his strength is increasing: he y; -
ye 'y cheerful. and takes keen interest "a
The proceedings of Congress, but VIII noi
s,tepd the sessions OF the House unth
after the holidays.
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assignment Of Well-kuOwn Hotel Pro-
prletor
tRv Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l


IoNG BRANCH, n. j., December l3.-War-
rem Leland. IT., the wcll-known hotel pro-
prietor. to-day made an assignment Of oil
his property. including the Ocean Hotel,
Ocean Theatre. Ocean-Club house. and
his private residence on Chelsea avenue, 70
JosenL WcDcrmott a lawyer of Freehold,
\. J.. Tor the bcheiit Of his creditors. His
liabilities, including mortgages, amount
to Sl62 600.
-Four years ago Leland's real estate hold
ings we're appraised by "A money-lender at
S225, 900. The first MORTGAGE Is helu 10y
Condert Brothers. of New York, for S55. O00.
Leland states that the assignment was
forced upon him by the Freehold Bank
inc Company. which demanded the pay
plent of a claim for $1,000. He saws he VII
ibe creditors except the banking company
were satisfied with the affairs of the estate.
I,aland's indebtedness outside q real e.
tate encumbranccs Is not more than $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
For the "TrIbunc" Fire Sufferers.
o., fha Dfanafrh1

MIySrApoLIs, MINI, December lS.-The
benefit tondered TO the sufferers by the re-
cent Tribune fire given at the Bijou Theatre
This afternoon was a pronounced success,
the receipts netting about 5000. Total re-
ceipts from the sale Of tickets for the West
Hotel benefit, which takes place next Mon
day evening, now amount to $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 1S.-Ths stock market
has continued 20 show steadily decreasing yo-
Iums OF business. and tO-days record, especially
for stocks OF the regular list. was smaller than
ANYTHING seen IN a month. The department was
more active In the aggregate, but the lncrehse
was all OF sugar-reiiners. which was more
heavily traded IN than any day TINS week win
tho exception ~ Tuesday. STOCK scemeh 70
touch bottom to-day AT s5%, whom large buyingor-
ders came in and n sub tantial rally Of oVer4 per
cont was made. though alrof the irnproSeinon.
was not retained at the close. Buying seemed
for the most part 10 I've covering, but tpere WeIe
heavy orders executed FOR Boston account. anu
LARGE blocks Of borrowed stock were rrturnru
to-day. indicating that he covering Yesterday
was material. Outside buying stimulated III
vestment by tho room-traders On the long SIDE,
aud tho reaction was due more % reauhhB
sales by this element than TO any
thing else Chicago Gas was depressed
at first on uniavorsble reports, but rallied cont
pletely. Tho publication, claimed 10 he OFFICIAL.
that the Missouri Pacific hs1 failed 10 earn even
fixed charges for the year onding june oOlh NJ
b. something less than 100000 had some smali
influence on that stock, and II closed : lower
than last evening. LackswanDa was az ain strong
to-day. Tho report mat She deal IN tennessee
coal was over Tor the present resulted IN some
selling % that stocg. end II yielded per cent
but recovered l. The most important move
ments. however, were In Memphis aud Charles
ton. which spurted up . Der cent on the deci-
sion OF the Supreme Court OF Alabama pr0Dlult-
ing the Eaat Tennessee from voting the malotily
OF tho Memphis and Charleston stock. which u
holds. and thus throwing the control Of the COM
pany 10 the minority stockholders The genefal
list wa quiet to dull throughout The mar Ne'
closed dull and steady nc close 10 me opening
ncures sales ~ SO * aggregated ~, 90 shares.
Erenfng,-FxchsDge quiet and steady AZ ASIA
49,. Money -a-. 2 5aS. closing offered 81 =
Sut-rrea-ury % snces-Gold. SiNO,N 5000; chr
rencv. s7.qJ 900. GOyersmentsiulla and steady Tor
"a: per cents l21 .eS. int ~. coupons, iOi -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
The southern yIsItors.

fBy telegraph 20 tn" DihpatN~i
bosroN. December I3--1he Democratic
organization the Bay-State Club gave
reception and dinner 20 the southern
visitors at the Parker House ths, after.
noon There were present. besides the
club members; INV. Grady, l.. ]. Howell,
aud ". A. Hemphill, OF the Atlanta Con-
s.ltsalon; J. A. fitlin, b. III. Inman. Judge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
MARKET REPORTS,
ANpIN C CONNECTION THEREWiTH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotton'
Grain, Flour. and other Quotations.
nv ,elevronn 70 the pispa,cn.,

-, WASHINGTON. December 1a-For Vir-
4 ginia, North Carolina. aud South Caro-
fklR ,line, fair weather, westerly winds, slo-
wv" tonnry temperature, except slightly
|-3coOler ia Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
HANGED for Murder.
By telegraph to the Dispa,ch.l

NEW ORLEANS. December 13.--The Times
Democrats planQue Mine special says: Car
ter wilkinson was hanged here to-day for
the urder of his wife in Dorseyville. 1t
was a most brutal murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
HRsxaTzuTEs-axzAd

AlTFN.-Diei, NJ fhe rosiience ~ MA son. aih
Williamsburg avenue. ~ $50 o'riN nk r. W.
ThprsJay. pecsmher -, 1850. GEORGE ". NJ
LEN, sr, I'm tho seveuty-lh "a year oi his age
Lone are the paths. AMI aId the OoNers,
Whence my mock smile i gone;
Bus. olt r. brighter homo pag ugrs
IN Heaven l8 noW thine Own.
Funeral viii taso place from rnion-stsfion
Methodist Episcopal church Ills saturday
MOitNIN0 49, 81 oriDrk. The fuend3 ~ no
family aud tnos- OF hl- son4. George ", Jr, AMI
William T.. Allen, aro iuf .tod 20 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
RlcHMONO TOBACCO MARKET

NIDF ffTlTFD 7 = IIFNVD7~ 7'I'E' 'TNt- .
RICHMOND, December y, iss1
Loose tobacco sales today. 3l,sSj pounds,
with SIC per pound highest and lc. lowest
Auction offerings on Change to-day, IS pack
ages. ana q taken IN. Highest SIC. lowest,
IT,: average. s25.Si.
Internal revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, s., $50 ~; tobacco i3,46s6s-tolal ,isa5S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
PAITlMORF STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, December i3.-Baliimore an1 OHIO
efors. i0lafOi: Northern Central stock. 1907
Cincinnati. Washington, and baltimore lstcerti-
ncat4s, 50: dl. 20 certificates, 81: do. "a cer-
ugca.es. 26: consolidated gas bonds, lIis DO.
stock, % a8j-,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
Terrible Tragedy.
lBy telegraph 10 Tho Dispatch

tBy Telegraph % tho UlsphIru.I
DETROIT, Mich. December ia Free
Press special from Grand Rapids. Mich,
saws James Macdonald. a farmer In the
township OF Tyrone, has employed farm
hand by the name Of Gilmer for some years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
A. SAKS e. CO.,
1908 MAIN STREET.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., IL ~, commits
missioner's sale O. small tract OF land in
BrOokland township, Henrico county.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. ~. horses, mules,
cow. hay, vehicles, sc.
& FRAYsRR. 1880 A. NJ, furni-
mre. woodenware, and candy
GEORGE w. MAYO, 100 A. NJ, family groceries,
cigars, tobsccos, store fixtures. &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
pAV-AMERlcAN CONFERENCE.
What They Have Accomplished-Ad-
iourncd Until January.

ny telegFaph % Inc UIsIaI'hI
Wumoros. December l3.-Ihe ran
American Conference to-day completed the
voIs If CIRCULATING rules and appointing
committees aud adjourned until JanHuy
OF. 1i.rfime the delegates VIII visit New
I.-a pending all OF next week except
h.iu-lay there. That day they will be- at
Wilmington. Del, e1s route to Washington
ir0m Ncw York. Il is said that several OF
'ae mniitces expect 10 report upon the
....t- assigned to them al the reassem-
t.u. oi the conference January "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

FRIDAY, December -. Iss9.
sALEs-Fmsr B0lRD.-300 Virginia coupons
duly. $3.50 AZ -: 500 Virginia So atG1l:; - At
lauta and Charlotte at 500.
SECOND BoARD.-i,g0) Richmond and Danyule
QSlW at l0OA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
~sRREls.sS.

sLFDD-IIPsCOMB- Married. Wednesday.
December ii'h. by Rev Mcdaniel Rusker. rs
Salon church. M JONI s. sLtDD and Miss
NtNA ". LlPsCOMB; both Of Hanover county,
Va.
WRiGUT-BfBR.-N n Garnet church,
Caroline county, Va. l2th December, $50, Miss
FANNIE FiBB 90 Mr. JOnh y. WRIGHT, ~
Rev. fdmuui Harrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
PERisAED THE FLAMES.
Two Women and Child burned To
neuth.
Ey telegraph 10 tho Dispatchl

ny telegraph 10 tho Dspatch.l
MILWAUKEE. VIE. December ia spe-
Gal tD the Erauuq u ,cDlsag from Han
...k. Wis. says: The Huron mime Office
large building formerly occupied rs a
tore burned lastnight The cond story
,a. used 49, "a clearinghouse. OF the
twelve boar9ors. eleven We've working Oh
thcuieht shiff. One man jumped, mlurlng
himself badly. 1w0Finhndorw women and
o. six-w,est-old child persisted M the
,auc-. The bremen succeeded N getting
Dl, oi them o. a window, but on account
Cd tle ucnsc smoke was compelled 10 lyate
f.rl r..n4ible woman to save his own life.
Portions Of The bodies of the victims were
q .uI f1l- morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
LOOPING OFF HEADS.
THE AXE OF THE NEW pooRKerpEa
OF THE HOUSE.
II Is poIne welded ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
turcd Nicisms-Madc Happy
Personal Notes.
rrrom Our Regular corre,penaen,.,


notified that their services are no longer
needed. By the end ot the month there
.,..l probably be a clean sweep. II would
De- strange should the situation I've other
... When the Democrats returned TO
..vrt ma the Fortv-cighth Congress they
.slr sll tho Republican employees walk
trru.auk' Even when there was = change
49, a.ukccpcrs under Democratic rule
.,.n Mr. Hurt, OF Mississippi. succeeded
ST. Uenclsou. of Tennessee -appointces of
.....-a. .mcn who did not vote for MIR.
tl.f hd 10 60. The dccapitatcd men
.n 'h. southland thew are numerous
.i>in- the thing cood-naturcdlv, and
.."t they were having fun with each
..... t. singing that stirring old melody,
.... tNo lines OF which read:
Ton gwlne back 10 Dixie,
so mo I'm gNino % waador.'
MADE HNpY.
,f.rhers e Congress who have been
.f .f money owing to the Nncott dcfal-
..t.. verC made happy to-day by the
r.tmlnf of mileage. some Of them got
.eh as 500. and The average member
..t...-. than 500. The congressman re-
nr the Maryland md Virginia dis
..- .Io.c,t 20 Washington OF course got
m Nf.lD. as their travelling expenses are
u .nmpansOn with those who live in
.alt States. General Lee lost no
hH Sucou dedication. rs he had
.f4lHfelv drawn his pay closely and did
I.avo DO m She hands & The Sergeant
Arms. a- most oi the members did.
Iwo PROMINENT DEMOCRATS.
Two very prominent members Of the
rDiuud Admin tratlun are iu the city
present Hon. Don NJ Dickinson. of
N hul. who was Pos ma,tcr-6eneral for
...i f year. and Hon. Adlal l.. Stevenson,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

DECEMBER i3.-Narket Grr. Moderate sales
reported to-day. Prime, ~ extra prime. 5ac.
fancy. jEc.. spanish. 2hc.. common. lha@Ac.i
factory nunf-uicscd. hsihr.
The commissions say the crop u not
comfng % market, but the farmers are not keep
in. DC locomotives iut tho rrop D. hoing coughs
by no merchants at frs fepoi'. ana "hai I. De-
ins rept bacx f. hell hy people VINO are ats to
wait Tor Tor hignor prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

HINHNUNUl UttoIuUvI 10 4TlA
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT. .oN bushels.
CORS.--j.aUo bu-neis.
OATs.--.0i2 bushels.
RYE.-tiO bueusls-
MEAL - bushels.
MUI-OFFAL-S tons.
SALES 'JarsD 10 sEcgsrAGG
WHEAT Ioncherry. 500 bushels good a, Soc.
Oh bushels common at nc. Mixed. isS bushels
very good on private terms; 20 bushels fair At
55s.. 500 bushels fair 81 12r. Short0erfy. 2D0
Ia bells good 1t 7dc. isi oushcis good at lJc.
ia bushels fair at 73c. 1ota sales Of wheat,
2.lA bushels.
C0RN. " hite. 1890 bushels good % prime
old on private terms; 792 bushels good 20 prime
new az 4ec TOial -ales Of corn. ,3s2 bushels.
OATs.-W int8r, % bushels very good a. 43'.
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COTTON REPORT.
Market nrm.
QUOTATIONS.
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GOOD ORBIsAkT, SIC.
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disc.
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