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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
ripbtv-Thrcc and UnreconStructed.

The St. Marys Md Beacon of the 18th
instant says: The Hon. Benjamin &.
Harris Will be eighty-throe year Of age on
tomorrow (the 18th OF December). Bo is
thus eighteen months older than jefferson
Davis. for whom, although he was not per-
sonally acquainted with him, he entertain
ed the highest regard and esteem. IL
amounted to affection. The old gentle
man. not having any mode of publicly
displaying his feelings for the man and
his sorrow for his death, has placed Grape
on his arm, which he will wear for
thirty days. Mr.. Harris IS in full
possession Of his faculties, both men
tai and physical, except some little
defect in his eyesight and hearing. He i
entirely unreconstructed, believing the
thirteenth. fourteenth, and fifteenth
amendments and all acts made or done in
pursuance thereof entirely void, and if on
any occasion in any position he meets
with them he will deem 1t his duty % dis
regard them. This he has always openly
ayOWed. He does not believe "a negro has
the right 10 vote in Maryland because the
Constitution of Maryland. which he is
bound by oath to support, denies it 10 him.
He has never solicited "a negro vote, and
advised them not TO exercise privilege
which has not .Deen properly granted to
their race"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
DEArIIs.

ABRAHAM. --DepartDi this life al O'clock
Yesterday morning, December 18Th. MANY
ABRAHAM. sged seyenty-rVe year,. native 1t
County Sig. Ireland.
Funeral all take place TO-DAY a. O'Clock
from tie house.
Chicago. 81 Louis, and Cincinnati papsrs
please copy.
BOURNE--Diod, on "Wednesday December
is, 1889. NJ 1910 z. NJ, a. tho residence % her
grandmother. Mn. NJ A. LSing. Manchester,
MANY l.. eldest daughter Of tho late Edwin aud
Auuis ;. Bourne, Ia The fifteenth year q her
age.
Funeral at Central Methodist church THIS
iFftfsy1 AFTERNOON ss y O'Clock. Friends ana
scqusintances Invited " attend.
PAUIcONRR-Died, December IAN, Ia The
inlrty-frst year OF her age, win consumption,
Mrs JENNIE X. FAULcoS s., 81 IN. rssldenne
OF her brother, captain James N. Aichie, OF
Gordoas vile, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

lootsse for . vssumrssos q NE sa@ssy 49, -
opssine 81 M nev yeeA Msasvs0 49,
tslu OF ~ on nsv costrsct2 Ne A1eF5pDo
quoted at ti9aeias0: No gda sstiSe9tD: Ua{
forge ~ $3.50; southern % 1&0osele 10 -
and tis for Nc. Q scotch pss y massive escAuse
buyers viii not pay tho prics 70 equel ne -
on tns various brands. stsss rain AZ - -
without new business: old II rails - At0zSS:
do q. n. rails ~ f.6stzss0. No wroughs snree
at fl3at24--Sew Yerk Journal u CoaN.ev@.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

BALTAoRs December l6.-Catr>rtoa Stock
Fards.-1he receipts number some 100 bead
less thsa The very fair record Of last vssk. aud
their quality Is quite as good as that OF the Offer
Tugs then 4 be demand Is fair and prices without
serious change. Possibly tho market Il not
quite rs Arm AZ last week. owing 30 tbs prcx-
Unity Of the holidays, ana next week the trade Is
expected u DO more SLACK than IL Is nos. Quo
fatlons 5a5kc. tor the better grades. with mos,
sales at 5xsakc. net; rough hogs, 44sia.c net
Arrivals, $3.50 head. agains, s,Sss head for last
week.
Cgar,rnont Lice-Stoek Market. Receipts this
week, $3.50 head, against 1850 head last wees.
Fair TO good hogs setting at "a 10: roughs selling
Il sasa Receipts Of sheep and lamos. lbs.
head sheep soiilns from I TO Sc: one carload
extra ct 5Ac. lambs selling fromt 90 &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
After Bank Omcials.

10y ~ 0T--I--- -
Detroit, December 19.-The Russian IN
luenza has reached Detroit, and curiously
enough so lar only bank employees are ar
Aictod. THIS is attributed, however, to the
rcport that the microbes travel IN paper
money, and when contagious. paper has
been freely circulated IN city It Is eX-
nected the disease will become epidemic.
At the Peninsula Bank nine of the en-
ploves were sick at one time. In the Preston
National Bank there are four eases. The
entire staff Of the First National has 1t,
and there are two cases in the Merchants
and Manufacturers Bank. The symptoms
are different in nearly every case. In some
II produces IAN all-gone. tired feeling" rs
one expres sed il, while another's ewes, nose.
mouth, and throat is afflicted. Still others
have a cough. Lameness Is one OF the
general points in which 1t shows up strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
Completed It's Organization.

HELENA, Mosr., December l9.-Ihe
Senate completed its organization to-day
by the election Of officers. There were
fourteen senators present and the Lieu
teuant.Governor. Seven Democrats refused
10 vote. but the presiding officer declared
a quorum present, and after the election
of president pro ten. majority of the
Democrats retired from the chamber. The
Senate appointed committee OF three to
wait on the Republican House and inform
that body that the Senate was organized
and readv for business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
Largest in the south.

BALTIMORE. December l9.-The NdnuJdc-
t,re,'s Record reports that the new cotton
mill. lust commenced at Florence, Ala,
will have 81, 800 spindles. which will be the
largest mill ever built in the South. The
next highest is q South Carolina mill.
with $4,000 spindles, and the third
on the list is the Eagle and PhUnix OF Co
lumbus. Ga, with 10000 spindles. The
contracts for the machinery for the Flor
ence mill have been let. and it l. expected
that it will be completed next July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
BeIle-Mcade Stables sale.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, December 19.-The
Bclle-Meade stables will be sold April 2ith
aud 25th next for division, Judge Howell
T.. Jackson desiring to retire. General W.
II. Jackson and John Hsrrdng, the other
and will buy in several Of the stations and
mares and continue the breeding business.
The stations to be sold include Luke
Blackburn. Iroquois, Enquirer. Bran bic.
and Great Tom. The yearlings will be sold
OF the snfna flrnp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
A DistilIery Seized.
DIV telegraph TO the Dispatch

FRESNO. CAL, December ls.--To-day the
internal-revenue oficers seized the winery,
distillery. wines, brandles, cooperage,
and personal property Of the Fresno Vine.
yards Company. amounting to half mil
hon dollars. II Is the largest seizure ever
made Ia California. L. y. Drexler, OF San
Francisco. is president OF the company. II
u claimed the amount Of brandy made aud
disposed OF has been IN excess Of that &C
c,uptal Cor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for the Dispatch.l

UEtkNbtK ", ItoF.
Loose-tobacco sales to-day WeT0 100 pounds
a. 9Xc. highest, aud THIS for small red niler.
Quality very poor in every respect Prices for
sucn were high.
On CHANCE 90 bright new offered, taken in
G2 packages sold at 70 t9c., averaging s2S.i7.
Quality more uniform, With mostly medium
grade wrappers and q good proportion OF very
fine ones. The finer grades sold high. and IN
medium there was less lfe. The average was Is
very satisfactory one u sellers. The West Viz
ginia crop il called half-marketed already. spe-
culators boUgh, mostly but were good and sub
stantal men who meant business. In private
trading little was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
NEW YORK.

Egw YoRu, December ia--Cgstoa qufse1
sales, 100 bsies: upianis, ioAc. Orieans. iotc.s
net receipts. a,3t3 bales; expore-to srsef BIZ
tsia, 1881 hales: % the Continent, ii.si2 heiee;
stock, 1J0,052 bales. whest-spot modersussV
active, chiefly export, Nc. higher. ana nrm; Ne
2 red, s54axshc IN eloys or: options mode
rstely active, AYE. up, and nfm No ~
December, Nsc January, Sc. Nay, y4o
Corn wsaxer aud quiet No 2, exc IN cse-
va,or; options fairly active. hsac. lower sno
steady Decem ber, ~ &c. January, n<c. Nay
SIC. Oats arm ana good demand options nrmsr
aud quiet; December, nh,c.; January, 9axy'.c.:
No. 2. spot, y9a80Ac. mixrd western, Lsys-
Hops Ia fsir demand aud nrm etsie, res. sslssk
Coiee-Options closed barely steady. sails points
down, ana free offerings: December, siAEs
1885; January. tiA7iatlA95; May. flsstlA9:
spot Rio quiet and easy. fair cafgocs, is<c-
Sugar-Rsw duh aud nominal: fair refnioes
5Ac.: ccntrifugsls, f-te@i. &c. DO sales. 70
fnoi unchanged and quiet. NolSsees -Foreifu
nominal: worlesrs steady open kefue, socs
% fancy, ysal7c. Rice stoaiy and 10 far do
msnd domestic. 4Sa6.c. Petroleum -ieafy
and quiet: refined, Doc. Cotton seed OIL quiet:
crude, &c. yellow, &c. Rosin steady: strsiueds
common to good, si2cati.S5. Turpen,iDe dun
and easy n, az sN4c. Pork quiet: mese. To-
si2s0 1lerced beef dull city extrs sud indis
mess. si3.J0stiG Cut meats quiet: pixies
shoulders. &c. picked hams, skas'.c; rtck-
lei bellies 5Aa5Sc. hiddies inaciiye. ehort-
clear, s551 lard stronger ani duieter; wnst
ern steam. fs.s2h city, $40; opuons--Isnnsrys
SAL bid: Nay, 500 bid. freighis steady cot
ton, 7-32d grain, ia bi1.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. December N. Cash quotations we're,
Flour dnli and unchanged No > spring snsS
No. , red wheat - g.. Ma , corn. 33c. No
OATS, 20t,c Mess-porS, g. iaaSl -. Lard. bTs.
Shor.-ribs. sLi0afLA Shoulders, til2j. AZ. ~
short-clcar, t5atalQ WhisSey. sl.o2
IT..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
. Poor rnxertor.. Good LUCK.

A College,iile Pa.) telegram says A
bright machinlst, Claus II. Van Haagan.
employed for four years in this town, has
Just accepted an otter of $4,000 from the
Chester Twist Drill and Tool Company for
an invention for making forged twist drills
by machinery. Heretofore twist drills have
been manufactured only By milling. By
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

WASHINGTON. December ia decision
was handed down in the District Court
today granting Alfred ). Wltherbee a
divorce from Marie A. Witherbee. This Is
the end OF a scandal which created quite a
sensation. Mrs. Witherbee left this city
with Judge Mackey. OF South Carolina.
were received in the best society Of that
city until the facts il the case became
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

DscshBsR 1.-THE movement has rot amount
Cd % much IN western teal, but IL very good 10
eeed-lesf, AMI At generally stroag prices sales
Of 100 cases 1855 crop sesd-lef New Rnslsnd as
iiaiske. 100 cases 1873 Stato-Hayana Il lsai<r !;
100 eases isss Pennsy ania-aaysna ~ tssisc. I;
100 casss sundries o. LsAS7Ac. no baies Hs.
ysaa ct y0casl.io; $50 oaies Sumslra 81 fl.0ca
81 50 --lysw FORK Journal a ComnsSes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
ASHOcKlNG ACCIDENT.
One Girl Burned to Death and -Four Others
Seriously Injured.
by telegraph TO The Di-2atch.l


DETROIT. December ia shocking &C
cident occurred ut the Tilden public
school early this evening while some six
teen girls were rcbeasing a Christmas
canta;a which WAS 10 be performed to-
morrow. The costumes of the girls were
made Of light gauze and trimmed with
cotton batting. Ono Of the performers
had wand with which she ac-
cidentallv struck candle. ignitiug the
wand. The flames were communicated
to the childreu's clothing and al were
burned more or less. The five who were
cnycloped in flames ran into the street,
where some workmen rolled them in the
mud and extineuished the flames Jennie
Lancashire was burned % death, however,
and the other four were seriously but not
fatally injured. The FIRE IN the mean time
had communicated TO the floor Of the
school, but was extinsuisAed without diff
Guilty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
Influenza Ina Another Field.

KANSAS CTry, December i9-Ths S'qr
SAYS: A number of eases of influenza dis
tinct enough in type to be readily recog-
nzab,e have attracted the observation OF
the local physicians in this city. Inter
views with several physicians are present
ed and tho number of cases is placed at
about 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
The Property of Jefferson Davis

10y tCIosfapH % no UI7VaI-II'I
NEW ORLEANS, December IA Picqyn1e's
Mississippi City special says: The whole
valuation of the late Jefferson Dayis's pro-
perty in Harrison county IS $3.50. The
personal assessment was S5sl. Beauvoir is
assessed at 1850. and the signatures
which appear on the Will are those of the
parties who were called INTO the probate
clerks Office 70 testify 10 the handwriting
OF the deceased and the parties were not
witnesses TO the signature as might be sup
pOsed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
OVERCOATS.

II not a Suit-maybe an Overcoat--
Surely thatu be acceptable--One Of
our Single or Double Breasted Box ,
tOats-an English Covert Coat-sn 4
English or American Cape Coa,-a
genuine " Lord Chumley An Eng
lish or American Storm Coat-an u !
ster-a Fur-Trimmed or q Fur-Lined
Coat--Just whichever will tnd tho
ueod-or suit the faccy OF the one you
are faYOring-lou know whagu please
him the best. m
We are prepared TO subsiantiate cur "
statement that we've tho finest lioe 81 n
Overcoats that ever came 10 this city II
By the garments emselve5-ihsrs Y
conclusive eviience-that comparison
makes stronger.
One strong point In buying clothing of !
fact anyihing-is our readiness 70 excl
goods for you IT, you buy-mazs "a mista
the size-not pleased in the coler. or for an
son want to exchange-it's done for you {
fully. II you're not thoroughly satisfied
your purchase-you'ye only 10 ask for
money 10 ges L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
MARRIAGES.

CLRMNITT 90 MINOR. - Married. Thursfay.
December l2ih. By kov. J. W. Bledsoe, assisted
by Rev. [. 4. cutler, WILLIAM n. CLBaMiTr
to MARIA LOUISA MINOR; both Of his city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Married. IN this city,
Thursday, December 1911, 81 sd !. ~, al mo
residence OF the brides parents. ey the Rev.
George Cooper. ID. D., G. DOkkS WiSGflkiD
to GEORGIA BEAU REGARD GkUBBs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO. December l9--Wheat--A stronger
feeling was developed AMI prices averaged
slightly higher. The opouiug was sssc higher,
advanced Nifh slight fluctuations &C. more. de-
ciined re, ruled hmer, aud cioeed saAc-
higher than Yesterday. Cosn-lhoTo Wa only
moderate trading. Tho feeling Was easiers
opening a. So, with sales ~ 3th -, after which
IL" price declined Ihc., then rallied &C, and
raiet quiet Tho speculative market opened
about the closing prices u -0steriAy, was easy,
soh Oh al NC, rallied little, and closed
italkc. lower than yesterday. Oats-lhe Icsi-
ton 0f the market has uuderg0n" no change.
Mes pork was dun and fluctuations we're con-
hnei within "A narrow range. Early the feeltDg
vas stronger and prices ruled 2.aSt higher:
later tho market Wa easier prices recei aa5kc..
and closed steady. Lard Ha- more active, SIN
trading WAS ICni, Vifh prices n shade higher.
The market closed conn arafyely s.ealy. short
ribs were fairly active AMI prices Averaged
about 6Nc. higher. though not fully supported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
NEW WORK IRON MARkEI.

pRcsAsER i7,--whiie Affairs In tho general
apout after fuii business, and a. ineideos via
sne closing period OF the PEAR. the sEtuatioa may
DO regarded - healthy. The turnsce.Ine ere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

INEIlDI IFI TOT IlIV NI'VH-L1
DECEMBER la-Markog nrm. Goof GALES re-
ported AT bac.. and good receipts from the
country. Prime, s.. extra prime. &c. fancy,
sSc.: common, i4s2iAc. factory hand-picsoi.
5aGf.c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
pAI rlMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. December l9--Baltimore and Ohio
stock, iOOai0s: Northern Central stock. ilalj;
Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore lsts. ggs
g9a. do els, g.. DO. BE, certificates q I;
consolidated gAs bonds, ll44 ais; DO. stock,
45ka4L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

WugAT.-Aixsd, 7O) bushels very good at SIC.
ShortOerry, 10 bushels good at 7ec. - bushels
fair At 73c. Total sales Of wheat, g34 bushels
CoRs. White, ~ bushels prime old at &c
i6O bushels common old al S0c. Total sales Of
corn, 30 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
NEW YORK suMAc MARKET.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

DscssskE i7.--virsinis IL quoted 81 tsasoao3
and sicily q, ts5sts7. 50 -se@ fers Jsvvrst v
| Co,ny,,<rcs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
Fa,eral Notice.

The funeral Of Mr.. FRANCIS ". DURvIs,
who died ia Nebraska on the i2th, VII taks plAO
from tie Third Christian church. fventy-sixth
street. THIS gPriGaD NORNlNG ut 10 o'ciock.
Bgriai al Oskwoci cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

Salvation Oil will cure rheumatism and
neuralgia when all others fail. Price 10
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

woagote: Fine. g. SO2slys supsrnns. sa7sa
sex; extra tL5)ss275. family, ttasAsl patoai
fanny, country. zG75sSA23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
uvFRpoOL COTTON MAkKEr

LIVERPOOL. December iy-Aoor- Cotton easy
American middling. So. sales. 500 bales:
speculation and export 100 bales; receipts.
5000 bales; American 9i,slO bales. Futures
quiet; December, December Rni January, Jan
uAry and February, . s-fiaS 3i-fii. February
ana March. . 36-Gii.: March and April. :5-oif.;
May and June. 396ii juno aud July, t)-Jid.
July and August. 4l-6Gi.
2 p A-Amrrican good miidiing. li-ied.
middnnc, D g-l6d. low miidhug So o.. good
ordinary, ID: ordinary. ID. sales American,
$3.50 bsios; December, p 3,-6ii.. sellers Deem
Der an. January. $3.50, eiier; January AMI
February. 3i-Gtd., sellers; February and
March, 9J-6td. sellers; March ana April.
5 9,-Sid.. sellers; April AMI May, 3s-oif.. buy
ers: May and juno, 5g-6id.. sellers; June and
July, 4j-sii.. sellers July ani August. sG5td.,
buyers. Futarrs dull.
4. M-Decsmber. Deccnber and January.
January and February, ai-eid., sellers; Fen-
raary and March, .5-tii.. sellers; March and
April, 2g-eid.. sellers: Aprii and Msy.
. 37-Gid., value: May and June, 2s-6sd.. buy
ers: June aud July, t06id, sellers; July
aud August, 5 Hold, sellers. Futures closed
steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
MARKS IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.
i Marriage Terrible ARRAY at Bristol
Killed with Knifc-BOld
lInnnaiiinPIs.
lsnecln1 telesrnm 70 lhe plspatch.l

LYgcHBuEG, Va, December l9.-William
Marks. the young man who was shot by
his father Yesterday, - stated 10 be IN a
very critical condition. and it IS now fear
ed that the ball pierced some vital organ.
The funeral of Thomas Marks, the sui
eide and would-be murderer, took place
this evening.
The social event Of the week was tho
marriage this morning ~ tho residence OF
Richard Il. Pollard Of bis daughter Miss
Mamie r., and J. Knox Pannill, young
tobacconst of Petersburg. Rev. john l..
Edwards performed the ceremony.
A TERRIBLE ARRAY.
4 terrible ARRAY occurred near Bristol
last night. Two young white men. Jesse
Lemon and Dick Watkins. had 4 difficulty
aud Watkins stabbed Lemon with knife,
killing him almost instantly. Watkins fed
and hes not been captured.
Mooushnors have become so bold that
they sell openly on the streets OF Bristol,
and there are said 10 be twenty-five houses
in the town where liquor can be bought.
Charlie 4. Mortimer, "A Unknown young
man Of this city, died here this morning {;
aged twonty-onc.
The Virginia improvement Company at
Pocahonta5 have four hundred cokc-ovens
in operation and cannot fill the orders they
have on hand. They will build three hum
bred more ovens IN the early spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 10, 1850.
OFFERING.


WHEAr.-393l bushola
COIN. 40 bushels
OAra-3.0OO bushels
TTGrR I'M barrels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

ELECTION JUDGr.

At o'clock the House proceeded 10 the
execution of the joint order. being the
election Of q judge Tor the County Court
of ArpomattoX. Mir. Flood nominated for
that position Mr.. d. A. Christian, and he
received all the votes cast.
Adjourned al o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

BALTIMORE. Decem Dor n Flour dull Wheat
Southern quiet: fuiH, i3tsic.. Longherry. "a
&c. western strong No. winter red. spot
und steady; white. nee, 3iaic.. yellow. neN,
Jlniot. western nrm. Oats nrm southern hnt
PennsylNani,. Sta3ir. western while. .1.a3lc
western mixed, isa.3r. graded No. white. 20.
asked. Rico steady; primo 20 choke. 5.s6)-.
Hay frni primo % choice timothy, gliafi 20.
Provisions quiet Butter nrm Tor nne grades:
weefem packed, Ii1H'.. lest roll. ioAas-
creamery. s.H.tc. Eggs easier ~ 2islhc. coffee
arm: liO cargoos arm az ~ soc. sugar qulet
aud lower: soft. a.. copper steady. To-
fined, 4ai5c. NhisAey unchanged az g. IL
Freighis 10 Liverpool yer atramerquioi nnur,
per ton. Ia SAILS, elat.% . grain, per bushei.
- A.: Corr for orders. q. 50. Sglc3-Nhesi,
3. 600 buahels corn. 100. nIsleL..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
CINCINNATI.
NEW YORK COTTON FurUeEs

NBw YogX. December 10 -Cotton-Set rc-
ceipts, i.5i2 bales. gross. J,sls bales. Futures
closed stoady. Sales, 5s.lJJ balos. Decomber.
g,a0s: January, Sl0OSaslNW; February. fl0oss
SlGC9: March, si0Iiaf!ll5; Alrl, ti0Ds
5lhal: May. slh2iAfiU.s; June. fIl3faSl13i;
July, si0.3gu0i0: August siOltasl0fb; sep
tauf,ar gfg s.nxluUg. tlsfof ar. 10 HI aEii ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
ruE ,AMEs.nIyER rARM.LANps.

But your Virginia people should not
make the mistake Of thinking your Tor
times lie only in your minerals. There is
one thing you should take hold OF. and
that is the building up OF the James-riyer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
COTTON REPORT.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

MIDDLlsG, 9%c.
low AtDOLis0. eac-
GoUD OaBtsAkY, Slc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

r nv thought the proper thing to
..aps. IF the inca uro was ObJectiona-
na. ,a-k the Governor to veto the
let another one DE introduced and
He thought the bili, over which
.uittee staggered for some time,
Iiably subject To the criticism
up1u il. but IL lls judgment the
raised BY Air. Loyensten was an
SAINT one, audhe questioned the right
General Assembly 10 stay the bill
10 can neither be amended nor re-
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