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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, December 3.-Cotton
dull sales to-day, - bales uplands,
8 7-l6c. Orleans 9lc.; net receipts,
2G,351 bales exports-to Great Britain,
7,223 bales; 10 tho Continent 800
bales stock, G81. 1903 bales. South
ern flour dull and heavy. Wheat I'M
settled, Halle. lower, and dull; No. 2
red, Sl.02s options early advanced laic.
on light supplies IN sight, became weak
and sold off 2a2ic. on realizing and a
bear raid by two leading operators at the
West, and closed weak No. 2 red, De-
cember, Sl.0l! January, sl.03s; May.
Sl.058. Corn opened higher and closed
lower and dull ; 10. 2. 6la6li c. options
opened strong and advanced saic. onlight
receipts at all points sold ialtc. with
wheat, closing weak; December, 60ec. |;
January, 60lc. May, 59lc. Oats weaker
and dull options more active and weak {;
December, 49sc. January, 5Osc; May,
5ltc.; No. 2 spot, 49iaj0ic. Hops
weak and quiet. Coaoe-Options closed
barely steady and 5al0 points mp on bet
ter cables and quiet December, el7.2Os
Sl725; January, $685.; spot Rio dull
and easy; No. Z, Sl7.75. Sugar--Raw
dull but steady; refined quiet and
steady; G, 5a5lc. Molasses-New Or
leans firm and fairly active. Rice steady
and quiet. Petroleum quiet and steady ;
refined. at al ports. 7.3Oc. Cot
ton-seed oil dull crude, &c. Rosin
firm and quiet strained, common
to good, Sl.45aSl.50. Turpentlne
dull and easy at 39a39Ic. Wool weak
and quiet. Pork unchanged and quiet.
Beef hams steady and quiet at $3.50.
Tierced beef quiet and steady city ex-
ira India mess-pork, liable. Cut
meats dull and easy picked shoulders,
4iajc. hams, 7ia3c. middles quiet and
easy. Lard weak and moderately ac-
tive weastern steam, 1913 asked city,
81. 10: December, 81. 10 asked January,
$3.50. Frelghts steady; cotton, &c.
grain, ID. bid.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 3.--Cotton
quiet; middling, 9ic. Flour active
Wheat-Southern firmer Fultz, CSC. q
81 Longberry, CSC. asl No 2, Size.
steamer No. red, CSC. western easy
No. 2 winter red, spot, 9lia95c. ; De
cember, 9i,a95c. January, 96ta96ic.
May, sl.03asl. 03!. Corn - Southern
firmer white, 50a57ic. yellow. 52a57c.
western firm; mixed spot $50. year,
57lc. bid January, $50. asked May,
5SlajS,c. steamer, 53lc. bid. Oatl
quiet. Rye firm. Hay quiet; cboies
timothy, sl0.50asll; good to prime,
50. 50asl0. Provisions quiet. Butter
firm. Eggs active at &c. Coffee quiet
Sugar steady. Copper firm. Whiskey
active and strong at 81. 2lasl. "a Freight
to Liverpool per steamer steady. Ne
ceipts-Flour, 1923 barrels wheat
1000 bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels
oats, 800 bushels.
CHICAGO.
CmcAao. December 3.-Cash foul
steady and unchanged. No sprinf
and No. 9 red wheat, s9sc. No. 2 corn
49le, No. 2 oats. 43af3lc. Mess-pcrk
ss.62,ass. rs. Lard, ea62l. 6hort-sibs
S5lOas5. 90; shoulders. eA75eoA07i
| short-clsar. SA65s$5. 20 Whisksv, t1.l4
| The heavy carrying changes va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04

found too much Of . load for The bulls
10 ssaggcr under. and this was tho CAUSE
OF the radical drop in the price Of wnest
Outside news was mainly in favor Of pet
Ter prices, but sellers at odds offered 10
their favor were too many for the iafm.
ers' friends, who. after valiant afsemps
10 lift the burden Of &C. premium 10!
May wheat, were forced 10 drop 1t. ana
ia the end il looked as II their hearts -
well as their backs had broken under tho
strain. Wheat declined 2lc., corn ic:'
and oats ic. Pork WINS unsettled, sell-
rig MP 5ailc. early and then losing 70
2tc. Lard fuctuated within the range
OF &c. and closed easy. Short-ribs ave-
ragged slightly lower.
Tho leading futures ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
Tnr TyvTsTIGATINa COMMITTEE.

Tho committee of investigation ap-
pointed this morning for the purpose OF
looking into the charges against Macune,
Livingstone, and Polk has chosen Nc
Dowcll of Tennessee as chairman. IL
has been IN session all the evening with
closed doors, no alliance member outside
Of the committee being admitted. The
committee refuses to give ont anything
for publication until after its delibera-
tons have closed and its report has been
submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
RICHMOND ToeAcCO MARKET.
lRcported for The Dispatch.l

tRcportod Tor tns uispatch.l
DECEMBER 3. 1890.
Loose sales at Shockoc warehouse,
to-day 1885 pounds. Highest, $1,000 !;
lowest. 81 so. At Crenshaw's warehouse.
1915 pounds. Highest $40; lowest,
$3.50,
Auction offerings on Change, %
packages and IL taken in. Highest,
S26. 50 lowest. Sl-ayerage, Sl4.5S.
Revenue collections Cigars and cigar
cites, Sl,047; tobacco, S2,496.6S-
total. S3,543.6s.
Private sales Filters, 2; wrappers,
So; darks, 6 scraps, Total AZ hogs
heads.
New brights were dull on Change
with only a medium break, and nothing
fine in West Virginia tobacco. Louisa
county small and large black and red
leaf for filters, twislers, and wrappers
sold at full prices. The condition was
generally big. Leafy aud thin red
wrappers, even with good spreads, sold
at 7 to Q cents. Better grades would
command higher prices. Lugs sold
fairly well. Mouldy tobacco is noticed
every day in many piles Old wrapper
sales were very satisfactory and will be
more so if the quality of new continues
as bad as at present. tomewhat lower
prices are quoted in the upland bright
market. Seven West Virginia planters
were on Change to-day. Our buyers
should be more regular and prompt on
Change. Our market suffers in reputa-
ton and appearance by their absence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, December 3.--Flour quiet
and easy. Wheat irregular at the close ;
No. > cash. g3ta93lc. December,
92c. asked January 92lc. May, 9Iic.
Corn closed NJ bottom prices OF the day
No. . cash. 4oai92c. December, islc. ;
Nav. 50l. Oats closed weak with sellers
at ,c. below the opening No. 2 cash,
45c. bid 4: Nav, 45sc. Whisky, Sl.li.
Provisions dull and nominal buyers
were generally cut on the market and
there were no inducements to make
offerings Pork. Sll. Lard, s5.62l.
Dry-salt meats (boxed). twenty-five to
thirty Shoulders. Sl.75 ; longs,
So. 40 ribs, IS. 10 clear. $500. Bacon
(boxed) IS Shoulders, 1925 ; longs and
ribs, S6.05 clear, $500.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., December 3.-flour
barely steady. Wheat scarce and firm.
No. . red, 96c. Corn in good demand;
| No. 2 mixed, BE. Oats irregular No.
2 mixed. i7ai7lc. Pork quiet at slO.2o.
Lard steady at s.. 45aSi.70 Bulk-meats
easier short-ribs, S5ss5.2j.
WILMINGTON.
WuMIyGroS, December 3.-Turpen-
J tine quiet nj SEC. Rosin firm strained,
81. 10; good strained. Sl.l5. Tar firm nc
Sl.55. Crude tuspentine firm hard,
sl.20; yellow dip and virgin, SLW.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREa
New York. December 3.-Cot.on--
Net receipts 300 bales; gross, 1.232
bales. Futures closed steady. Sales. 49,
| 800 bales; December, -. liaS9. 10;
January, s9.27as9.2s February, $40;
March, 80. 49aS9.50; April, 81. 5saS9. %;
May, 1867; June. S9.75as9.76 July,
81 .S2aS9.SI August, 81. SGas9.sS; Sep
tember, S9.5Gas9.5S.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December 3-AoOH.-
Cotton--A free supply Of foreign
American middling, cd. Sales,
1000 bales; American, II, 300 bales
speculation and export, 1000 bales.
Receipts, 2l,0OO bales; American,
| %. 800 bales. Futures-Near months
weak distant months steady; December
and January, 8 i-64a5 3-Gid jan
nary and February, 8 9-6iaj s-6id. {;
February and March, 12-6id. March
and April. li-6la5 lj-6iaj li-did. /;
April and May, 3 l7-6id. May and
June, 1864. T; July aud August,
s 23-6la5 24-Gia5 23-Gid. Tenders
3, 400 bales on new dockets and 800 bales
on tho old.
| 4 II. M-Docember and January,
| 8 6-6la5 7-6id. 4; January and February,
| I4-64d.; February aud March,
ll-64d.. buyers; March aud April.
3 17-64d. April and May, l9-Gia
| 5 20-G4d May and June, 8 22-Gld.,
buyers June and July, 2-6id.,
buyers July and August, ) 2G-6id;.
buyers. Futures closed firm at an adj
vance.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reportod for tbs Dispa,ch.l
| DECEMBER 3.-Market steady. Prime,
BIC. extra prime, SIC; fancy. SIC, {;
Spanish. 2a2ic. factory hand-picksd,
Aarc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
THE IRISH ENJOYS.
They Are Not Warmly Welcomed to Kan
sas City.
nr ,oleernph to the pIspa,ch.l

rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, December 3.-The
arrangements for the reception ofthe Irish
Nationalist ENJOYS in this city and for
holding a mass-meeting were to have
been completed last night at meeting
of the knights of st. Patrick, who have
the affair in charge, When the time
came for the meeting quorum did not
appear and no further attempt will be
made to complete the arrangements.
Michael DelaDd, an Irish-Ameriean lead
er, says his countrymen here are bitterly
opposed TO the sentiments expressed In
the manifesto signed by Dillon. o. Brien,
and the Others, and that they will take
part in no demonstration IN which the
Irish ENJOYS participate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
A New French Loan.

Try Anglo-American cable to the Dspatch.l
PARIS, December 3.-The Chamber
OF Deputies has adopted The report of
the Budget Committee agreeing TO the
conversion q thirty-year bonds and the
liquidation of the bonds into 3 per cent
redeemable rentes. which will DO ex-
changed at the Public Savings Bank for
3 per cent. perpetual rentes, The new
loan will therefore be issued as 3 per
cent rentes. 1t will amount to So3, OOO,-
coo francs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04

resolution expressing confidence IN
Parnell and urging him not to recognize
any adverse action that may lie taken ny
his opponents in tho Irish party. Inc
resolution was passed after very not
and noisy debate. The minority made
a strong effort to prevent its adoption.
The Catholic Bishop OF Elphin. Coun-
~ Roscommon, calls upon Parneli to re-
sim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
Mean temperature. .............
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.


New YORK, December 3.-The stock
market to-day has been narrower than
at any time since the great break was
begun, and as usual in such cases there
was declining tendency in prices,
helped by the bearish attitude Of the
room-trading element, which once more
seems to have the making OF plices.
London was inclined to buy to-day, and
the early figures from that centre came
decidedly higher, while foreign-buying
orders in the early trading served to
sustain the market during the forenoon.
When they Stacked away, however,
there was found to be no influence to
sustain the market, and traders, feel
ing their way, attacked certain proper
ties with vigor, causing material declines
in the afternoon and giving the market
a very ragged appearance.
A SQUEEZE IN SUGAR.
There was o squeeze in sugar certiii-
Gates this morning. and there was at one
time a difference of mt least 3 per cent.
between them and the trust companies
receipts. The trading, however, dwindled
TO the usual small proportions az the
volume of business in sugar has been
growing less and less, as the public does
not now touch them to any extent and Is
not likely to until public statement OF
the condition of the trusts is made,
which there seems to be marked unwll-
lngness to do.
THE GENERAL LIST.
N the general list Lackawanna, St
Paul, Union Pacific, and Atchison mo-
nopOlized attention, while the advent OF
cold weather, with its accompaniment Of
snow had a tendency TO help the coal
stocks, making Lackawanna the feature
Of the days trading. 1t was specially
strong when the general market was
held up. and feverish and irregular when
the rest OF the list was weak and active
all the way out. The bulk of the pres
sure was made upon the graugers and
tho Pacific stocks, and those properties
show the largest losses of the day.
Iackawanna at one time showed a gam
OF p per cent. over its first price, but at
the close all Of it had been lost, and Its
opening gain Of one half per cent.
measures its improvement for the day.
Low-PRICKD SHARES NEGLECTED..
The low-priced shares were compare
lively neglected and were dull all Tho
way out, and outside n few leading
stocks there was no feature OF interes
in the dealings. The possibility that the
Bank Of England would reduce its rate
OF discount tomorrow was factor IN Tho
strength of the London market, but i
failed TO make any improvement here
The market remained quiet and feyerist
until the close, which was weak mt abou
the lowest prices for most OF the list
| The sales of listed stock aggregated
2l5, 900 shares of unlisted, 2l,0OO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
EUenina. Exchange quiet and weak
Money easy at Sac last loan, 3. Sub
Treasury balances-Coin, SlA, 1913, 600
currency, 80, $4,000. Governments dull
but steady; 4per cents, l2li AS, lob
State bonds entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
Meal Tor Ireland.

IBy Anglo-Americsn cable 70 tho Dispatchl
LONDON, December 3.-Mr. Balfour,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, has ordered
man-of-war to convey meal for the pur-
pose Of relieving the distress which pre-
walls among the inhabitants Of Clear
Island and Inishturk arising from the
failure of the potato crop in those SEQ
tions Of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. December D, loJo.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-48 bushels.
CoRN.-746 bushels
OATS. i. 900 bushels.
MuL-OFFAL.-l2 tons.
SALES REPoRTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.--iS bushels.
CORN.-746 bushels.
OATS 49, bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAT. -Longberry, 90c. aSl mixed,
S9a99c. ; shortberry, SSa9Sc.
Corn. White new 5Saj9c. old, j9a
Coo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
METHODIST WOMEN
r,.,u., =, ne Delegates to Conference
According TO Popular Vote.
,p, ,o,agrsph 70 the Dispatch.l


PHILADELPHIA, PA, December3.--The
Question "Sball women be admitted
into the General Conference as lay dele
cates D has been submitted to the con-
Sregat;ons of all the Methodist churches
in tRe United States and the members OF
each were allowed to vote upon it. The
voting was all done during October and
November, mainly in the latter month:
The results from churches throughout
the country are not all in yet, but the
Philadelnbis Methodist will say to-mor-
row that enough returns have been re-
ceived to show that the women have
carried the day, and 50 lar as popular
will goes they are entitled 70 seats Ii Tue
General Conference as lay-delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
DEAIIIa.

FERGUSON.-D Died. Wednesday, Decem:
Der g, at 2s) A. NJ, from injuries sustained
by fall, JOHN FERGUSON. q native 1t
Aberdeen, Scotland, in the torty-ffth yer
Of his age.
His remains will proceed from the resi-
dence Of his father-ln-law, Dir. John A.
Bell. corner Of Twenty-ninth and Il
streets, 10 the Third Presbyterian church,
where funeral services will be preached
THIS MORNING no Al o'clock. Friendf
and acqusintances are respectfully invited
to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 2.-Western
Leaf-The market has not varied, ruling
very regular on desirable stock, which
is under moderate attention, and oil
which the export movement is fair chief
" on through consignments. Seed-leai
is taken up moderately by the home
trade and al well-sustained prices for
most grades. Sales are 300 cases seed
leaf 1880 crop State-Hayana at l3ia22Ic.
100 cases 1889 New England Havana ut
I6ai5c. $50 cases 1889 Wisconsin Tia
vana at 6al2lc. $50 cases sundrles at
Ga30c. $50 bales Havana at zoe. aSl. ID ;
100 bales Sumatra at 81. SJaS2. 81. Jour
nal Of Commerce.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
Atlanta OVERWHELMINGLY Democratic
by telegraph to the pispa'cn-l

ATLANTA, Ca, December s.-At the
municipal election to-day the straight
Democrats ticket, headed By y, v, a.
Hemphill for mayor, was elec'ou .. y i',. an
overwhelming majority. There ~as n'''s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
The steamer Ethiopia Safe.

by AngIo-American esbio % tho Dispasch.l
Logpoy, December 3.-The Anchor
Line Steamer Ethiopia, Captain Wilson.
from New York November l6th for
Glasgow. concerning whose safety some
anxiety has been felt, she being several
DAYS overdue, passed Torrey Island thus
morning. Her shaft IL broken and this
accident was tho cause OF her delay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
BraxiI's Crisis at an End.

Rio JAsErRo. December 3.-The crisis
In the ministry arose from 9 dispute be.
tween President Da Fonscca and
member Of his Cabinet regarding the
punishment Of officers who wrecked the
Offices OF the Tib,ma. The difficulty
has now been settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
SuDDort for Parnell.

fBy Ango-American cable 20 the Dtspatch.l
Cork, IRELAND. December 3.-The
committee Of the Cork Young Ireland
Society. of which William O'Brien is
president, has adopted resolutions sup
porting Parnell The Cork Winners
Association has also adopted q resolution
in favor of retaining Parnell at the head
of the Irish people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
THINK A BIT ABOUT THIS.

There's an old saying " where there's so much
smoke there must DO hro." Good reasoning
Whore there's such scentring for oYERCoATS
as there IS about our stock-thoy must DO "rst-
ting good garments. And they are. It's tho
getting together Of these good qualities aud low
prices that Guido the opportunities others can
offer.
Everybody has so coat But not one Of our
kind They'll show you limo at SIS That's
OUR $40 grade. OF Us-for si3-yon can get
their $50 service aud 80 on. WE 90 zip as high
as s.A Competition ISM! IN TT The qualities
are too fine for them. The manufacturers who
do their making don't touch such rich effects.
That's the advantage OF being your own fountain
OF supply. Custom-mado Is no better-weu
leave /. TO anybody-and our prices are not
more than half The difference is a pretty dear
price for you to pay FOR satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, December 3.-Virginia
So. G5 asked Baltimore and Ohio stock,
s4a87 Northern Central stock, 6sa6S (;
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore
lists, % asked consolidated gas bonds
1l5 asked do. stock 45la46.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
THE TOUR ABANDONED.
Dillon. O'BrieB, and Confreres Give Up
Thor Canvass OF America.
fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatcn.i

TBY ItIeHrHUH % tII5 D''Vh1NusI
CHICAGO, December .--The American
tour of the Irish Parliamentary dele
gates has been abandoned. Dillon,
OBrion. Harrington, and O'Connor will
leave tomorrow for New York, and the
two former will sail Saturday for Paris,
and Harrington and O'Connor, together
with Gill and O'Sulliyan. Should the lat
ter reach New York in time, for Liver
pool. This is tho situation as 1t stands
tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
O,BRlEN AND DILLON CABLE HOME
"Parnell's Leadership Means Destruc-
ton 80 No Success with Parneil.'
Try telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

ton '-"No Success with Parneil."
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, December 3.-After reading
the test vote in tho Parnellite meeting in
London last night, William O'Brien, on
behalf of his colleagues, sent the follow
ing cablegram to the editor of United
IrCiQRd:
"Stend by us unless our party deems
If iniudicious. Insist that the represen-
tatives of the people shall not be bulied.
They speak from solemn conviction
that Parnells leadership means destruc-
ton"
Dillon sent a cablegram to Dublin
Yesterday, of which the following is the
substance
"If you rigidly MAINTAIN the position
we have taken the success Of the Irish
cause in parliamentary legislation is as.
sured. ii you do not all the success OF
the last few years will result in final
failure"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
pAN-AmERIcAN TRANSPORTATION co
steamship Lines TO Central ana south
America from Galveston and Mobile
fiiv tniorrnnh 20 the DIsnntrhl

fBy telegraph 70 the DlsphNhl
MOBILE. ALA, December 3.-The Pan
American Transportation Company, IN
corporated under the laws of Alabama
by Galveston, Mobile, and western
men. contemplates the operation OF
regular steamship lines to Central
and South America, the West In
dies, and other countries from
Galveston, Mobile. and other ports from
which it may prove practicable or de
sirable to operate such lines. The
move is in the interest of the great
West. to a considerable portion of which
Mobile is the most convenient inlet and
outlet, while Galveston bears the same
relation to another large and productive
section of it. The company will have
an authorized capital of $50, OOO,O 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
Parneliites Voting with the Government.
~ Anri. A u, al.l ~ n cahIn 70 tho DIanaieh.l

Parneliites Voting with tho Government.
fBy nglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, December 3.-In the House
Of Commons to-day an amendment
was moved by Mr.. Ellis declaring that
the Irish and-purchase bill Was an I'M
safe measure rs regards the Imperial
Exchequer and that it was I'M
just to occupants Of the land,
was rejected by a vote of 2l5 to 1877.
The Parnellites, including Parnel and
Healy, supported the amendment
Closure was carried 10y similar ma
lority. The bill then passed It's second
reading Ivy a vote of 26Sto 80. Parnell
and his followers transferred their votes
to the Government,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
The Irish Land BIZ.

LONDON, December 3.-In the House
Of Commons to-day the Irish land bill
passed it's second reading 10y a vote OF
26S TO 1870. Parnell and his followers
voted with the Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
NEW Work. peANur MARKET.

New YORK, December 2. peanuts are
quiet; new fancy hand-picked quoted
at 4,a5c. farmers grades at 3alc. Tor
prime.-JourhaI Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
Parnell as Cool as Cucumber under Adj
verse Circumstances.

lBy AngIo-American cable TO tbs Dispaich.l
LoxDoN, December 8. In the Par
nellite meeting yesterday a vote was
taken on Nolan's proposition to adjourn
the conference to meet again in Dublin.
The proposition was reiected-44 TO %.
Parnell Is described as putting and an
nouncing the vote which defeated his
friends effort for delay with as mu ii
GOODNESS as if it was Of no personal con-
Germ TO himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
FLOUR.

We quote: Fine, S2.5oas2.75; super
fine, 81. 7jaS3.25 F; extra, S3.5OaS3.7 70 =;
family, Siasi.50; patent family, coun-
try, 81. 7JaS5. %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
GREAT FALL or The MERCURY.

Caravans OF Animals and Thirty kirshese
Horsemen Frozen To Death.
by Anglo-Americau cable TO the Dispatcher
ST. PErERsBURG, December 3.--ad-
vices from Orenburg, Eastern Russia,
state that the mercury suddenly fell from
3 degrees OF warmth to 30 degrees OF
cold. Four caravans of horses, sheep,
and camels and thirty Kirghese who
were riding across the Steppes were
frozen to death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-04
PARNeLL UNFIT FOR LEADERSHIP.
So Say the Members Of the Irish-Catholi'
Hfararchx.

SO Say the Members Of the Irish-Catholic
Hierarchy.
BY Anglo-Americnn cable 10 tho Dlspatch.l
DUBLIN, December AT n meeting
of tho Catholic Hierarchy at the resi-
dence of Archbishop Walsh, in this city,
to-day, it was resolved to issue a mani
festo declaring that the archbishops and
bishops OF Ireland consider that Parnell
is unfit TO remain leader Of the Irish par
ty. The objections to Parnell are based
mainly on moral grounds, and 1t Is also
the opinion of the Hierarchy that his
continuance in the leadership would in
eyitably cause disunion in the party.