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suits to he Instituted.

WASHINGTON, December 1s.--Attorney-
General Miller to-day appointed Charles II.
Aldrich, of Chicago. special assistant at
torney of the Department Of Justice TO have
charge Of the suits 70 be instituted against
a number Of subsidized railroad companies
under the provisions of the act of August
Z, 1888, for failure to comply with the re-
quirements of the laws i'll respect 10 the
maintenance and operation OF separate
telegraph lines, and in respect 10 reporting
TO the Interstate Commerce Commission.
SHIT has already been instituted at Omaha
under this law against the Union Pacific
Company. There are said to be about ten
other companies liable to prosecution, but
the proceedings against them will not be
instituted until after Aldrich shall have
conferred with the Acknowledgement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
STEAMERS SUNK Al SEA.
The Passengers Saved by Passing
French Stcamer-OiheT Foreign

lpr Anglo.AmerIean caelo o ,ho pIspalsh.l

r3y Anglo-Amerlcan cable TO tho Dsplt;hl
Io,rpov. December 1s.-The steamer
Lerram. bound from Amsterdam "a Buenos
AyTes with 4cO passengers, and the
Gnwuanla. bound from Calcutta 70 Ham
burg. colidcd IN the North Sea to-day and
both sank. All on board the two vessels
were saved and were taken TO Cuxhayen
by the French steamer Emma.
PARNELL AND GLADSTONE.
ToSDoS, December 1a.-Alr. Parnell
visited Mr.. Gladstone ~ Hawarden today.
He afterwards started for Liverpool TO
receive addresses and make one or more
SPEECHES.
Colonel Evan Smithsrcport giving the de-
tails Of the Scrpa-pintc incident, showing
that IL occurred IL November and was re-
ported by Pinto in n much modified form.
E1oToUs STUDENTS.
LONDON. December l8.-In consequence
Of The riotous conduct of the students at
the Odessa University that city has been
| closed.
THE PRESIDENT or HAYTI.
LONDON. December 1s.-Francc, actinsin
| accord with England. Is about TO recognize
HippOlite as the President Of Hayti.
DANGEROUSLY Ill.
LONDON. December ls.-Henri ROchefort
is dangerously i'll in this city.
BoULANGIsIs PROTEST.
PARIS. December ls.-The Boulangists
have convened monster meeting to pro-
test against the action of the Chamber Of
Deputies IN seating VI. JOHrain, who ran
against General Boulangcr IN the Mont
martre district in the recent election. NJ.
Naquet. whose election was declaredlnvalid
by the Chamber on Monday. has gone TO
the Island of jersey 10 confer with General
Boulaugcr concerning the course 20 be fol-
lowed by the Boulaugists.
ALLEGED MISCONDUCT or a british CONSUL.
LsFoN. December ls.-Thc paperes pub
lish letters 0f Mr. Johnson. the British Con
sui at Mozambique, written IN July last IN
which he asks for passport or sale-con-
Guctfor Journey 90 the interior If the
country. and oilers to carry letters 90
the Portuguese officers there and thanks
the Governor of Mozambique for hls
assistance and courtesy. safc-con-
duct vas given and Johnston used It. and
thc Portuguese allegation is that while
bearing Il he excited MakolOlO to revolt.
Ksry OFT or DANGER.
Z,N21pM. December SIT isannouncel
that Emiu ra-ha f. entirely ont of danger
and SIS making rapio progress toward iuH
recovery.
TTIDYluC SPREADING.
BrrLiv. December l8.-1he influenza
cpidoni. is spreading in Central and
Southern Germany. A large number Of
cases are reported in Muuice, Maycnce,
Gas ell, and L@psic.
CONDITION or TIE E'TEnor.
Berlin. December ls.-1he Emperor
ear is troublesome again. fl has recently
grown worse. lie D. uudcr treatment al
the time and is 10 constant pain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

cd over TO the fund. Ii also contains
letter from Mrs. Grant saying that the Gene
RAILS tomb Is finally located at Riverside
Park. and ono from Ex-Governor Cornell.
chairman of the association, acknow-
Lodging the gift Of $4,000 for the monu-
mcnt fund by the Weekly Mai and Express.
This is the beginning Of new effort TO
complete the fund and erect the national
Grant memorial before 1892 so that.
the nations assisting ut the Worlds Fair,
wherever held. may see how America APP
preciates the great soldier. This contribu-
ton is twice as large as any other ever
made to the fund. the next largest being
$1,000 by the Western Union Telegraph
Company. and makes the fund now on
hand @14O 00n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
Quiet at Brazilian Ports.

NEw YORK. December 1s-'lhe steamer
Cyril. from Brazilian ports. which arrived
here to-day. reports that at Ccara business
was going on just as before the revolution.
The citizens were tearing down all the em-
blems and coat--Oi-mms having amy con-
noction with the imperial party, aud all
the streets and avenue which bore names
pertaining 90 royalty have been changed
10 conform with cpublicanideas. At Nara
ham all was quiet and there has been no
disturbance since the ono before reported,
i'm which SIX mon were killed and twenty
wounded. Busucs, wac not interrupted
at Para. II was reported. however, that q
party of Republicans had entered the
palace and destroyed O large oil painting
Of tine late Emperor by cutting and slash
INIT with "a knife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

In FIpnprintn.

Mr.. G. T. CLUyBRIEUs, husband 81 VI. Eta,
who was tho relct Of ;. 4. Beat, died ia his
home, At Newport News, Va. on saturday the
7th day Of December, 1859; aged tblrty-eight
years The deceased was a kind and Affection
ato husband, a general fayorito. genial friend,
aud q lberal-hearted citizen. Farewell, dear
Charlie, we feel tho blow aud lament the loss,
but We trust 10 God. VINO In His nnnro wisdom
does al things right, that We may meet you S.
tho goldes altar before the throne OF God =
bright sad shining Angel Of glory. We mingle
our sorrow With The Dereayei. God OF Mercy,
make this sad stroke blessing 70 thor souls
A FRIEND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
Bold Bank Robbery.
m telerrnnh b nc DIsnalch.l

PAwTUcgrT, r. l.. December lS.-This
noon. whom only the tcleraud bOOk-keeper
were present ia the State National Bank,
three men entered. and while Two OF them
cngrossod theattent'ono OF the bank officials
ut the wicket. the third jumped over the
gate and grabbed % package containing
81 500 and another containing Sl.40O.
Teller Gardner heard the man and turned
i'm time 10 see what the man was doing
In his haste the thief dropped the - 500
package but carried OF the other. All
three men escaped.
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NATIONAL SoLDrrBs' HoaH, Va, !
December IA 1879.

!, N.e Film Of Qis Dispatch;
A. member Of the Grand Army OF the
kepuDNc and veteran who fought for
ipuf long yeaJs in the Union army ] think
am entitled 70 say word IA regard 10
the pfopnety OF members Of our order at
tending the funeral of the late Jefferson
Dawn.
several Grand Army posts Of Louisiana
attended the funeral services Of this illus
rious American. which has called out
much adverse criticism from certain posts
numerous papers in that section.
nov. hold this 20 be all wrong. Twenty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
Ba,l-rlayers Expelled.

NEW YORK, December 1s.-A proclama-
ton has beoa issued by President Ward
and the officers of the Ball-Players' Bro
therhood expelling from the brotherhood,
for violation OF Their contracts the follow
ing PLAYERS Glasscock, Clarkson, Denny.
Miller, Beckley, Mexican, Beatin, Buckley,
Boyle. Clements, Gleason, SchEiyer, Som
mers, Mulvey, aud Dclehanty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

DECgMBZE II. Market steady. Sales OF best
grades reported az SIC. Factory grades have
advanced -, and prime quotations have i'm
proved. Prime, 81. extra prnlc, SIC. fancy
5ac; common, ILa2.c.; factcry hani-pickoi,
5ai'ic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
A Dozen Cases.
IT. fAln9ranh 70 the p,spatcn.i

BosroN, December ia prominent ply
stefan said to-day that there are dozen
cases of influenza in Boston. and that there
is good reason 10 believe that the affection
will hecome general in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
4 Block of Buildings Burned.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, December lS.-A dis
astrous fire occurred IN Tuskeeee, forty
miles east Of here last night. A whole
block of brick and frame stores were
burned and most of the goods in stock
were destroyed. The Masonic lodge and
post-oilice were in the burned block. but
the mails and stamps on hand were saved.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. The i'll
surauce is very small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was

erly winds, fair on Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
Children Bitten BY a Dog.

Crc1NNATI, December ia special from
Fort Recovery, o., says: Five school
children attending school three miles from
here while on their way from school Mon
dav evening were attacked by vicious
dog belonging to Abram Mott, farmer.
Each Of the unfortunate children has de-
veloped symptoms OF hydrophobia, and
but Slight hopes are entertained for their
varoynFv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
The siieott-Defaieation Investigation.
f..ln i, -, h., Diannfnh

wAsnrxGToS, December 1s.-Although 1t
appeared last night that the special House
committee charged with an investigation
of the Silcott defalcation had substan-
TALLY reached an agreement 10 recommend
the reference Of the case 10 the Court of
CLAIMS, the committee had hardly got to-
getber this morning before they were again
ut odds. and the prospects, OF an agreement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
CInsed by tho shcriH.
rBv telegraph to the Dispatch,

iBy telegraph 10 tue Dlspalch.i
CHICAGO. December l8-The Mead Van
Bokklen Company, handlers of fine Cali
fornia fruits on commission, at 46 Michi-
gan avenue, confessed judgment for $36, 29S
this morning and tho establishment wGs
closed by the Sheriff. Poor trade was the
cause. Liabilities between S2j0,000 and
S27J, 900. Assets much less.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

BrrLw. December ls.-1he infuon2a
cpidomi. is spreading in Central and
Southern Germany. A large number Of
cases are reported in Muuice, Maycnce,
E,eeaU aud .iuafc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
FATALLY Wounded.
rBy telegraph TO The Dlspatch.l

FBy teIegrHph % he IIsphtch.I
PoRT TOWNSEND, WASH. December Is
Two young men named John Hall and
John Graham were fatally wounded by
Martin Phillips, on Lopez Island, Wash
ington. last night. Phillips had just been
married and Hall and Graham were men,
bers of a " chiriyari party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
The Work of Removal.


NV YoRK, December 1s.-The work of
removing the poles and wires of the yari-
GUS electric-light companies erected in vlo-
lation Of the rules and regulations Of the
Board Of Electrical Control was continued
to-day. Nearly 5000 feet of wrc and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
MARRIAGES.

GRUBBs-sCHAAF.- December L.,
1850. by hov. !. 4. s,urgi-, Mr. T. ". GRUBbS 8
Richmond, u Miss KATIE G. sCHAAF, Of Hon
rico.
PULLIAM-CRENSUAW Married. q; tho So
conl Presbyterian church, IN tAis city, on ihe
morning Of 2Sih November. 1888, by kev. hosos
ID. HOce, assisted by Rev. VI. Melville Jackson.
SAMUEL II. ~ LLIAN ~ Miss KATHLEEN
CkESSHAW. daughter oil the lsto Lewis d.
CronshGw all ~ This city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

/,N21p,R. December SIT announced
that Emu Pa-ha !. entirely ont of danger
and S. making rapid progress toward full
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
TIE pnEsIprNr or HAYTI.

LONDON. December l8.-In consequence
Of tho riotous conduct of the students at
the Odessa University that city has been
closed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKER

LIVERPOOL. December l8-A0on. Cott0n easy !;
American mdding. 5isd.; sales. $500 bales I.
speculation and export. 900 bales; receipts.
ll.0)0 bales: American 1900 bales. Futures
dun; December, December and january, Jan
uary AMI February, February ana March,
s5-Gii.: March aud April, @-0i1.; April and
May, . a--flI.: May and June, . 4ltfa3 30 $40.
juno and July, li-lis5 4G-tii. July aud Au-
gust 32-fid. reusors. 500 haies on pew dOckeis.
2 f. N-American miGdlius SEA. Sales
American $500 bales: December, December and
January, January and February , 3j-Cid., sell
ers; February ana March, . B-6ii, buyers :
March AMI April. 36-6ld.. buyers; April and
May, SS-6id.. sellers. May and june, j9-Gid.,
buyers june ana July, il-tid., sellers; july
and August, i2-6ld., sellers. Futures dun.
4 T. M-Dccember Dec Der and January,
JGnuary and February, ss-Gid.. seilors; Fob
uary and March, 3j-Jii., sellers: March and
April, 31-tld.. sellers: Aprii and May, 3s-6id
sellers; May and June, . ga-Did, sellers; juno
aud July, i0-Gid., buyers, July aud August
tlLl.tf .pII.-g lufurrs fl0set gulet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
-OasE AND RIDER KILLED.
DON'T to North Carolina Farmer
Marriages

ee- 'si telegram % the Dlspatch.l
.4f. -. g.. December ls.-News is
..re 90 the sad fate which over
ar..,- former IN Alexander county
'.r. te-l erdav. Early IN the morn
.t.l'ej into the field 20 plough. 4
t.. prevailed every where. 80 much
- ., WAS Impossible tOsee half 70 dozen
.I While crossing q creek on "a
the h0ra made misatep, amt
over into the creek jcrAed the
.rur ID also. The fall was hard
both farmer and horse were killed.
... ...,. l4me Was hlmOry.
MARRIAGES..
- than l.lf dozen marriages viii
... t.rr between now and Christ
I.-muIrDw night three sisters VIII
ruei in s.ecl Greek township by one
lud one ceremony.
...s' to-day from Montgomery county
rNola ia the Sandars gOld-minecon-
.. and there is no abatement IN the
cement Dr. i. ". Joyner, II promi-
I.y-el1nof Montgomery county, and
l- .,a,hiv rgliable gentleman, tells your
.rlont that day before yesterday
.t.. Sanders showed him "a level bali
nt pure gold nuggets which had
... l.cu from the mine. A northern
.-e la- been trying 10 buy the pro
Nr- Sand r has refused au immense
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BkLrISOGs, December lS-Baliimore and Ohio
stock. 100: ',orfLern Central stock, %: Ciuriu-
rat. Washington and Baltimore ists. 9sN: 60.
ols, en-. do. 3ls. so. consolidated gas ponds,
Halls, do. STOCK o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
UNPARALLELED
B ARGAINS!.
JUST WHEN VOC WANT THEN. AND JUST
WHAT YoU WANT AT
THE*.s :.
Z III 3. Broad St

We are determined not % carry over any HoiN
day Goods We have gone through our stock ana
cut prcrs right and left beuce the bargains
q OxlDHED METAL SMOKERS TRAYS 10
sLg5 EMBOSSED SILVER SMOKERS SITS 30 70
&c. MAToH-HoLDERs and AsH-REcEIyERs
se oxIDHED SILVER MANICURE SETS so to
sets Of Cnildren's sILvER-PLATsD KNIFE.
FORK. sPOOS. and NAPkIN-RiNG go 70 o.
81 SILK PLISu FANCY fOOl-SIOOLs win
BlraO-horn feet 20 20 Co..
g5c. LACQUERED JAPANESE BREAD-rRAfs
and WAIrkRS go e. ioc.; -
| L1rce.sizc HBOsY HAND-PAINrED SENsPAs
PER WALL-RACKS 90 to &C:
Tho e.. 80 NEWSPAPER RACKS 80 20 fLss:
i5c. DECORATED PAPER WAsrE-BAshETs 90
$50 ana 50 TR AvELLING COMPANIONS. some
what sh03-eorn. 80 90 DC;
Iarge-size HARDWOOD WkIliNG-DEShS 30
Tho ses6 size 80 tos2.
GREAT BOOK BARGAINS
1 set Bulwers Novels. 10 volumes, 10 10 fa.s2-.
publishsrs price SO.
sets Dicsens'., ID volumes 30 to s29s-puoli'n'
er's price, -.
s.gs-pubishor's price. %:
! scI GibDon,s koue. volumes, goes TO N.e9-'
publishers price. 81
l set C0oper's Novels. volumes. goes 70 s.os:
L
! act Maceuley'. Essays. volumes, 80 20 sLg;
100 Toy and story Books ~ Ic.,
800 Golden Light Series a. &C..
| Sunday--cho0i 49, oks go a. 81;
800 Chilirens Half Bound 40. Rocks 60 a, Pc.
Buffalo BINS NNd West, Night Before Nmass
Peep M me Circ AZ, 20 n, Gle:
! 1000 Raphael 1ucks Artistic Xmas Cards at &c.
aud &c..
Al Magic-i anierns 60 at 50c.;
g. Lanterns go az 81:
siAso Decorated CHINA Dinncr-so,s. 100 pieces,
goat sGs&
JEWELRY BARGAti'S.
Gentlemens Hosyy Roll-Pato 20. eni $50
Scarf Pins 90 NJ i2c.;
Chiiren'- solid Gold Engraved Rings. with gem
uine Canoes, ~nn-tonrs, aud Gafneis. NJ ss.:
Chidren's Heavy Solid Gold Engraved Rings a.
2jc:
Ladies 81 Heavy Roi-plate FohChains, So:
Sonflcmen's warranted Soii-Goli Shirt->tuis,
with finest hgnd-cut brilliant rhinestones. at
Soc. -. and fI-wOrgh mufe than double.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
Grant Monument.
icy telegraph to tho Dispa,-h.'

fBy telegraph TO thu Dispa.~hI
NV York, December 1s.-The Wsekiy
MAJ and Express announces to-day an ar
rangement with the Ulysses s. Grant Ma;
tional Monument Association. by which all
subscriptions tor that paper shall DO turn
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December IS, loSA
OFFERlNGs.


wHzAr.-204i bushels
CoRN.-9i0 bushels.
OATA-l.510 bushels
MEAL-J0 bushels.
SALES EsPOsrsD I'd ssJRgr,Rx
WREAr.-LOngberry $50 bushels good on pri-
yate terms: % bushels good 81 sQc. Is bushels
fair at 15c.: 200 bushels fair at re. Shortberry
90 bushels very good at Sc; 100 bushels good at
&c.; IL bushels fair at csc. "a bushels COM
mon at o.. Total sales Of wheat 94i bushels
CORS.-Mixed, so bushels common new on
private terms.
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

The funeral OF Mr. FRANCIS VI. DTRVIN,
who died IN Nebraska on the 18th, will take place
from The Third Christian church. TNon,y-sl1th
street. THIS MORNING az IL O'Clock. Burial at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
- 7 11E-7ZI717IT7I7lII7-l
DEATHS.

NOSBT-Diei. az her residence, 32i vest
Broad atrec', December 1871, no 1910 o'clock T..
NJ, MARY b. MOsBY, III the twenty-sevenih year
vi her age.
Funeral from Fbeuezcr Baptist church To-
Day. Uncamb.r ll.h. al 3 0'cllNk L. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

msnd and steady. Pctro,e1m quiet saf steady :
refined, T.5Oc. Cotton-seed oil steady. hossn
steady. Turpen'lne quiet Pork firm and quiet.
Beef arm. Gssf-hsri. slow. gierced beef quiet
Cutmess slow. Niddlss slow. Lard more &C
live and steady western eteam. chiefly export
$50; city. $3.50. oDfions--January. sAis; Feb
ruary, se.25; Nay, B.4t. Freighis i'm: cotton
1921. BID.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO December Is--Cash quotations wore:
Flour steady and unchanged. No spring and
No. red wheat, s7ilc. no. . corn, 4Sc. No. q
oats. 20Asc. Mees-pork, s&7Sasa2a Lard. sh@
short-ribs. fLsOs7I.s5 Shoulders, SIP. asi-c.
Short-coar. fsats.in. Whlekey, fi.02.
The loading futures ranged as toliovs:
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IOUIsyILy, KY. December ls-Grain and
provisions an hanged.
NEW YORK COTToN FUrURRt

NEW YORK. December Cotton-Not re-
ceipts. La bales: gross, 3,1l9 bales. Futures
cl,.el s'ealy. salos, %, 'Ol nnlos. December.
Sinl3asl0I3; January, fl005aslnO6: February.
sl11llslGll; March. si0iGail0T; April, SiO.29
afll9}: May, Sll.9Hi0D; June, fl03iaslOW;
July, sl0.Nsli2. August, $40 iGasl0f7: Sep.
tennar. slN.NatlOO.. Octoler. iAsgasla5
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FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT,

We quote: Fine. s250aSa7s. superrns. t275a
t3.2s; extra sL5)ssG7j family sisfL5). patton;
family, country, $a15afl?S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

Gemlud aud business light Wheai higher
80. red. cash. 81 NJ, &C.. January, - aiSc.
May. b. Hs2c. Corn duh; No. , mixed, cash,
BE-: December closed ~ -. C.. bid May. Dr a
20 80. bii. Oats-Nofhing d1ing No. =, cash.
f1aei9Nc: May 29ic. hid. WhiSkeY. ti02
Profi-ious-pfres essentially unchanged and
demand vory ligff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
CINCINNATI

quiet: Eo. > red, ,e az. Corn active; No. ,
3.lattc. Cat. easier SO. mixed, q An@l ac
porl easy ~ $3.50 lard steady ., f3.15. Hulk
meats easier Shori-rih-, ftsh Bacon quiet;
sAori-clear, $3.50. Whlskey drm ct Si.12
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
A sreEnEsTa

DOSEBUD FESTIVAL AND EN-
IN TERTAISMENT 81 C0roran Hall To-
NIGHT aud TOMORROW NIGHT Fancy Ar
ticlea will 10 sale; also, Fruits, Coniectione-
ries. hsfroshmente. B.. g.. Tickets. 10 cenis.
Hall Will be open FROM o'clock In tho afternoon.
do i0st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
Market firm.

Market firm
QUOTATIONS..
MIDpLIS1, CSC.
Low MfDDLfS9, eNc.
GOOD ORDINARY, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
MARKET REPORTS,
ANoIN CONNECTION THEREWTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Boards--Cotton.
Grain. Flour, and other Quotations
fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispstch.l

tBy telegraph TO tho Disps,ch.l
f7 WASHINGTON. December i&-For vir-
'"" glnin, fair ard warmer weather. south
erly winds, fair on Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
WILMINGTON.

WHNrNGTOS. y. g.. December lS-rurDentins
efeaIy at 49,, Rosn quiet. strained. gjc.:
good strained. 81. Tar f~m A. $40. Crude tur-
pentne lrm, hard, i.21; yellow-dip and VIZ
gin. s,.sJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

BALrnORg. December iS--giour Fat. Wheat
southern quiet; Fultz, i3sNF.; Longberry, IA
Sc: western DUN aud firmer: No. winter
rel. spot and December 19kc. COrn-Southern
steady; white, now, 35ai3c. yeiiow, new, ga
Ace: western steady. Oats scarce aud firm /;
southern and Pennsylvania. 2sa3ic.: western
white, s9Aa3ir. western mixed, sS1-5'.
grade1 No. white SIC. Rye steady: prime 20
choice, 5iaiV Hay quiet; prime 90 choiro
timothy, si3afi2D Provisions steady. Butter
quiet. western packed, ils.Ul. best roll, lsaac.:
creamery. @}asdc. Esgs duii M 2ja2tc. Coiioe
nrm: Rio cargoes fair al i9' a20c. sugar steady f:
soft, G-sc. copper nrm . refined, lialjc.
Wh'ssey stoaiy 40 $40. freighfs 10 Liverpool
per stsamerqui and firm. Flour, per ton. in
sacss, eias2s grain. per bushei, 5sl.; Cork
fox orders. - ~. Sales-Wheat, $4,000 BUSH
els; cora, -, o. bushels.