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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-02-25
TRANCE.
Continental and Colonial
AGENCY.
SO Rue dc Dunkeraue, Paris.

Executes Indents for every description
Of French, Belgian,
Swiss, German, and English Goods, at
the best Manufacturers Lowest Prices.
Commission, TwO.and.a Half per cent.
All Trade and Cash Discounts allowed
to Clients. Original Invoices forwarded
when requested.
Remittances, through London or
Paris Banker, payable on delivery of
Shipping documents; or, direct TO the
manager.
The Agency Represents, Buys, and
Sells, for Home and Colonial Firms.
Piece Goods, Cashmeres, Cambrics,
Silks, Velvets, Lawns, Chintzes,
Muslins, Carpets, Cloths,
Millinery, Laces, Gloves,
Fringes, Parasols, Haberdashery,
Gold and Silver Lace,
Flannels, Feathers, Pearls,
Boots and Shoes, Glass, and
China.ware, Clocks, Watches,
Jewellry, Fancy Goods,
Electro-plate, Musical Instruments,
Fans, Ecclesiastical and
Optical Goods, Mirrors, TOYS.
Pcrfumery, Wines, &C.,
Oilman's Stores, Books Artistic
Furniture, Stationery,
Chrome Machinery. &c., SC.
:riv y.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-02-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
~ sons that on the 3Oth day Dccem-
her. 1889, a meeting of the stockholders
of the Hawaiian Pacific Cable Co was
held at the Office of T.. o. Hall d Son.
Limited, Honolulu, and at said meeting
IL was voted by said stockholders to
accept charter of Incorporation grant
ed TO them under the corporate name
and style of Hawaiian Pacific Cable
co.. November 10, 1889, and that the
corporation under said charter there
upon organized themselves and elected
the following officers:
j. Sherman Bartholomew of Honolulu
............... 49, PRESIDENT
Hon. Edgar Grow Baker, NJ. T., of
Victoria. Ii. C.....,.. Wee President
+. o. White of Honolulu ..... Secretary
Frank A. Dudley of Niagara Falls, n.
l....,,......,..... treasurer
VIM, w. Hall of Honolulu. Auditor
Notice is further given thar pursuant
10 the terms of said charter, mo stock
holder shall individually be liable for
the debts OF the Corporation beyond the
amount which shall be due upon tho
the share on shares held or owned by
himself j.. o. WHITE,
AL I'm secretary,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-02-25
NOTICE.

HAVING bought out Mr.. w. II.
IL Page in the "IIOnolulu Carriage
Mandatory" at 1913 Fort street, am
prepared to continue the above business
under the old name of Honolulu Car.
riage Mandatory, and being an old
experienced carriage builder i solicit
the patronage of my old friends aud the
public in general. and with my thorough
knowledge of the business and with ex.
pericnced workmen and using only the
best material l guarantee general salts
faction. Please call and see me before
going elsewhere.
(Signed): GIDEON WEST.
Honolulu, Oct. 2S, 1889. S9l u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

cruisers win be required before out ma
tlonal safety Il assured. Public Ssntt bent
In favor OF proceeding with the wo3 70
whatever extent Is shown TO DO tcft,fiy
necessary. has expressed itself hetrtly
throughout the country. and without me
drawing of any Observable partisan lirts.
The annals of criminal iurisprudfocs
will be enriched at the expense OF o ttdui
life by the proceedings had in the tr3l OF
five members OF the Clsn-nn-5ael nj Chi-
caeo, Burke. Coughlin, O'Sullivan, ~ ~,
and Kunzs for the murder OK DIR. ~ lp
Cronin. Cfonin was an Irishman ma
prominent in the councils Of the of5er.
He was stoutly opposed TO its present
leaders, however. and had frequently &c
oused them OF Incorporating frnds
and Of other misconduct. His life had eten
been threatened, and finally, at secret
meeting of Camp No. 20. presided over py
the prisoner Beggs. he was doomed 10
death. The execution OF the sentence vas
committed to the other accused r.D;
They did their work in an utterly -brutsi
and wicked way. They lured their VEIN
TO O cottage on the outskirts OF the. osy
upon the pretcnce that his professicBal
services were required, and there tAey
murdered him with knives and bludgeons,
denositing his body in a sewer. IL was cot
found for many weeks, but its final ret0v-
cry and Identification led TO the establish
ment OF the facts mentioned Upon me
trial, which occupied nearly three months;
and engaged the most CONSPICUOUS IL. a
talent Of Illinois. Burke. Coughiin. slu
O'Sullivan were found guilty of Inuror
and sentenced 10 imprisonment for Ire.
Kunzc was fonnd guilty in q minor degree
and sentenced to four years impnson-
ment, and Beggs escaped Inc cnire
noyt~ Reces included. would have been
hanged but for the action of one juror,
whose motives for an action not easily
comprehended have been strongly as
salled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
THE HILL CITY.
posT OFFICE INSPECTOR WILDE
MAKES ANOTHER CAPTURE.
he Thieves Mate Clean Breast--A Mar
riaxc Railroad Matters
Other Itcfas.


LYscHnuno, VA. December 3I.--Two
mailbags were stolen some days before
Christmas from The depot platform hero
and strange "a ksy they had not been
missed by the authorities here or in Wash
ington, and bat for The police accidentally
discovering mutilatcd bags on Daniel $
fiill Sunday night probably nothing would
have been ever known of the robbery. Yes
terday Post-0fiice Inspector G.. Waddy
Wilde was telegraphed for. and %
soon as he arrived he went TO work OH the
case. and discovered the thieves 10 be-two
colored men named William Hairstoa and
I'd. Galloway. who had been arrested 10y
the police rs suspicious characters on Sat
trolay last and we're still III JAIL. Both ne
goes mado clean breasts Of the robbery to
Inspector Wilde and they were taken he
fre United States Commissioner Tinsiey,
mo sent them on 10 the grand Jury.
A MARRIAGE.
Miss Bessie Spencer, daughter Of The late
pr. Prank Spencer, aud Or. &. l.. Ibudi-
ihum, Young EDglisbmsn, were married
here this afternoon.
| The Temple-of- Fashion clothing-house
\. Schloas proprietor. assigned late yester-
liay afternoon. Liabilities placed at SSJ,-
F5e and assets $1,000.
II HIooM.
Pcach-trees and straw berry-vines arc re-
ported to be in full bloom in Campbell
county within few miles Of the city. and
TO-DAY your correspondent saw an elegant
bouquet Of spring flowe,s which grew IN y
garden ~ the open ar. No such weather
was ever experienced in this section be-
fore
Tho Lynchburg and Durham railroad
have completed their line 60 South Boston
and are now running double daily trains.
Arrangements have been perfected by tho
road by which passengers viii be brought
into the Union depot on Jefferson street.
Trains on the Richmond and Danyille
and Norfolk and Western came in THIS
morning covered with snow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
FRIGHTFUL WRECK.
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS CRASH To-
oETHER AT TREMENDOUS SPEED.
One Engineer Dead and tho Other Cannot
Iivc--A Issggasc-Master Killed
Others Injured.
ny ,slssraph to no p,.pa.ca.l

IxprssApoLIs, December 31.--A frightful
and fatal wreck occurred at Kokomo this
morning on the Pan Handle railroad one
mile north OF the depot, Train No. Is,
north-bound, left tho junction al 2:15 A.
M.-schedule time. When about q mile
north il met Train No. IA. south-bound.
II was running about fifty miles an hour.
The two trains crashed together. totally
denoiishing the engines and burning the
baggage-car and the coaches OF the south
bound train, which turnbled on top OF the
engines. The injured were confined to the
engine and express and baggage-cars.
George Cummings. the engineer Of No. IA.
WAS buried in the wreck. and died immedi-
asely after being extricated. Thomas Nc
Crliough, the engineer of No. -, lies at the
Clinton House. Kokomo, with his head
crushed and cannot live. Baggage-Master
J. Kerlin. injured in the back and head,
was taken 10 Galveston. where he died at 8
o'clock. Thomas Harder also was hurt Sc
riously. These men all live at Logansport.
AdamLF Express Messenger Giant was Sc
riously though not fatally hurt about the
body. Two men named Woods and Webb
were badly hurt, but not fatally. a number
of passengers in the coaches were shaken
up badly, but the Pullman escaped. many
OF the passengers not being awakened. The
cause Of the wreck is mystery, as tho en-
giueers Of both trains arc both unable 20
testify; hut the general opinion is that the
north-bound engineer was trying 10 make
u sneak" to the side-track at Jewell, four
miles north, TO pass No. II, which was
slightly behind time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
BE Kind to tho Frogs.


The Governor of Ningpo hes issued the
following proclamation to the agricultu-
rists of his district, enjoining them rot to
kill certain of the smaller animals. IL u
meter of six syllables, as the more .paternal
DEGREES of Chinese administrators frequent
ly are: Frogs are produced in the middle
OF your fields; although they are little
things. they are small human beings
in form. They chesish n life
long attachment TO their natal soil,
and a. night they melodiously sing
IN concert with clear voices. More
over. they protect your crops by eating
loclIsts. thus deserving the gratitude of the
people Why go after dark with lanterns
scheming TO capture the harmless and use
full things? Although they may be nico
flayoring for your rice, it Is heartless TO nay
them. Henceforth it Is forbidden TO buy
or sell them. and those who do SO viii be
severely punished. Sparrows. again, sing
at their season sweetly IN the trees. They
are not like wolves. tigers. or leopards,
which may take TO iniuring men
when they grow large. Why 90 out
with nets 20 catch them all from the hills
aud woods? Know that the strong to stay
the feeble for food is the way of Wild
beasts and rapacious birds. Resist the lust
of your mouths and bellies for sayory
meats, and thus act in unison with
Heaven, which loves TO preserve llfe.
Both these sorts of creatures you are for
hidden TO catch from henceforth. Do not
fatter Yourselves that after the warning
your punishment for disobedence will be
mild ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
The Grnrc cots rived YawnIng,

seerningly. for certain wretched invalids who
toddIe feetly along, though always looking as II
they were going TO die, but emitting to dot
They dry up, wither, dwindIe away finally, but
in the mean time never having robust health,
know nothing Of the physical enjoyment, the
zest Of that existence TO which they cling with
such remarkable tsnacity. They are always to
be found trying TO mend by tinkering at them
selves with some trashy remedy, tonic or "pick
me upp 70 give FLIP to digestion or "help the
liy.r.D II such misguided folks would resort and
adhore to HosteGter's Stomach Bitters II weuld DO
we'll with them. This superb inyigurant supplies
the stamina that the feeble require BY porma-
nently reinforcing digestion and assimilation IL
oyercomes nervousness, insomnia, malaria, KID
ney complaints, oiliousness' eOasuRH;,"p; Esv"
matism, and neuralgia. lai-"V") f@su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

The French Government has authorized
the construction by contract. OF three bat
fle-ships of GOO tons each, four torpedo
vessels, ten sea-going torpedo boats, and
thirty ordinary boats. OF this grant, NJ.
Weyl. in lie Yacht. says there is much ques-
ton as to the type Of the battle-ships, and
many are considering whether more at
tention must not be given to the health
and comfort Of the crews than is now be-
slowed upon the subject. Surmises are
made. too, that the low free-board at the
end. as in English types, for the purpose Of
an extended arc of FIRE is not too dearly
ner for France to maintain for naval war,
Nj. Weyl declares that as England measures
her force by that of anv two naval.powers
combined, France should measure hers so
az to match those OF Italy and Germany
oon hined
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

REVIEW or THE CHICAGO MARKET.
. CHICAGO. December si.--Trsds In vhsss vas
HIGHT TO-DAY and quiet AMI stosdy feeling pre-
vailed, fluctuations being ceBdnsd within NC.
range No new features were presented cabis
sSvices wore favorable. The cosins wes Nc.
higher than yesterday for Nsy and Ne. iowsr
fer December. A ettli further decline was re-
corded In corn. Tho feoiins was weak on rear
dsliveries. with the vesuns Of business quite
Large. The martet opened Aa1c. under the
closing prices OF yesterday, Was sa1ys and as-
eiipe ed In az Askc.: ruled steady srd closed Sc
is lover tbxn yesterday ter noar monfha De
tans futures unchanged. Oats vexe sivw but
s:ea3y. most o. tho bas insss being ~ hs Wsy OF
eycpinx up trade for May. Near futures we're
neglected aud hardly enough changed hands 20
cstsblisa quotations. Tnoro we're feir puJing
ordsrs FIR Mar snd stoat ell the oneftnas vers
readily sbsoxped. Trading was hoderstesy 40
i've Ii pork during the osriy part Of ne any
and he faeiins Was stronger. frtcas we're -.
vancod y nioc. more psrslcu:ayiy foy A@{s AL
tho mArset cfossd oseady. Lard dnii resnnx
efeady. Pyices were ta511er tosoreoH p eeiieLs
Snsrtrrln~ fairly acstxe snd sfroA8ct rx.css
ruisd sK Sc. hixhar sod tae msxket oepaea arm.
uALTInoRk
BAIxfnoas. Doceuhes 2i.-Yleyr UpaA
V1hsst- southern neninn1s r9lags &e1s
hexsy. ftnste. WoG1o9D nqDln1l: Ho ~
rsds soof. 7azka79Hc. ce1-,eoeiees1 - -
0ew sonlaai; wsstefa xellys s'a1aA ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
Fire I'm Baltimore.
rHr telegraph % mo Dispatch.i

B,1rrMort, December 31.-The old year
did not pass without affecting Baltimore
with a SO 600 fire. At 1880 the four-story
brick house OF Joseph Bergeman's Ma
tional Sale and Exchange Stables, at 5l5
west Baltimore street, caught fire. There
were seventy-fye horses in the. place
when the fire was discovered. All
were rescued, save ten on the third
floor. but they are probably smotherod,
and one 81 800 trotter which the owner
led into the front Office on the second moor
and il there now. The property is fully
insured in local companies. The fire at
1880 O'Clock is still burning. and the great
lard refinery Of q. Cassard 81 Son is
Threatened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
Here aud There.

The new regulation British small arm I,
about 10 be issued 20 all Government
forces II appears, however, that no good
smokelcss powder hasyet been discovered.
or at least adopted by the British. some
of the foreign critics say that England IS
not in the same condition As continental
nations; that the ammunition OF the for
rner has 60 be stored and used in all sorts
OF climates, aud all or nearly all the nitrate
explosives are very sensitive and very
ugly" under climatic Influence. The
critics do not see. however. why black
powder should not bc used abroad aud nj
trate powders be kept H. home or Euro
pean service.
Messrs. White and Elder. Of Gridley,
Mont. Nnt hunting for aD oagle's nest IN
the Butts. They found IL On top Of the
highest peak, ana three little eaglets were
comfortably domicilcd therein. The mother
bird was absent. Elder took one OF tho
little BIRDS and began the descent Of tho
mountain. IRE they had traversed two
hundred yards the old bird returned and
assailed them. White carried both OF the
eaglets. while Elder tried 90 keep of tho
mother by throwing rocks sc her. Tho
scheme worked very well for while. until
tho latter. Instead OF sweeping down ae
them, began picking up rocks Weighing
from five to fifteen pounds and letting
them drop ut them from on elevation OF
fifty 20 sevcnty-hye feet, when the daring
spors-meu concluded 'twcrc better 10 quit.
and dropped the caglcts aud hod from tho
scene.
Perhaps no more significant evidence o.
the onward march OF civilization could be
Afforded than the lighting by electricity ct
the palace OF The Gukwar Of Baroda. IN In.
dia, and that, too on a scale OF unstintin1
splendor. The interior is III with as sia-
teen-candle power incandoscent lights.
| The large hall is illuminated with two large
| twelvc-light electrohers, made IN bronco
| and lacquered work. whlio tho lighs
| is sofgcned and diduscd by dioptfio
shades. Single lights are also. pom
| dent from the ends Of the columns
| of the gallery. IN tho numerous rooms
are three and fortnight electroliers. made
| in a variety Of designs % suit the sur
! roundings. In the bedrooms the mirrors
have been specially fitted with brackets,
which Will admit OF their being shifted
| from ono room 20 another and an electric
hand-lamp is also provided, which can DO
moved about at pleasure. An important
| feature of the installation Is the complete
arrangement of switches and safety fuses
| thus the overheat;ng of wires and conse-
quent danger frGu Gro are rendered imposS
| sible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
RICHMOND MARKETS.
DECEMBER 50, i53A

RICHMOND MARKETS.
Dxcsxsss 81. lisa
COUNTRY YaoDUcA
suft,r. EGGS. Rosst. Lsrd Germ kssl
Russ.r- Choice. Creamery e4s2sc.; choice.
family PACKED. i9aaic.: csoics sscrs paekea
I6alsc: GOOD 70 prime. i4si5cig poor . Lsafs &c
loc.: common. aasc.
Ezgx Erssh. s2c
Dressed Poultry: Turkey, per pound, l2aisc.;
chicsens, per pound, 9ai0c. duckzs per pound
I3aI4c: geese, per pound, sac.
Live Turkeys i0niic. pof pound
Lard: Country. eashc.. solve
Germ Meat sSa5oc. per S0nnst fo< eo4sxy
Co. for city naihA
Essstabisk
Bssns: Navy, per Dushei, 3l.cos$lD
esbonxo Si.ssa13 barrel
Posa,oes: choice, si.S5se3 psr barrel: tsaoca
por Dusnel; medium, N.e Per earfsi; soAas
~" Gram EratA
Applss Green. shsie~ sAs60 pr pansl -
crsnass: Florida. sssseso per hes.
Mlscsftsnsess
Ds~swaH SIC. Per pound
S:ack-Oak BARK: kd1ssd. ~ psr11O poan9e:
PISA GA ed ens<snu< rousA = psr aoD
ssssse.s, rsf.s i've ssss> toassi ssn.aA
SiAxsss4 slssi.sn pr bsaAaA
nfssd eevs. - uanetnH eeQe Aevs
uentnsk e9s,Ah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
Athletics and Morals.

Open-air games and sports are Of high
value as bearing not only on relaxation,
but on physical development and on moral
training. The interest now manifested In
them is a cheering sign Of the sense OF
their value and an encouragement which
keeps physical exercise in the line'of the
social life of district. If oil classes mani
fest tins interest we may BIO assured OF
healthy results considerably beyond the
merely physical benefits; for the unity OF
moral tone may be expected in oil public
gatherings TO witness athletic sports or
other forms of open-air amusement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

At Eau Claire, Wis, tho other night,
lightning struck the large residences Of
stephen Marston, knocking down z cni ~, =.
ney and shsttering the roof; Ine tnnnuef
Hrssh siecSric wires. and johnson, Isp- :
frimmcr. MAS knocked insensible. Yh- 3
fhe first case On record in Wisconsin Of
Hghtnipz doing sny damage y pecsnbss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December 81, is5A
OFFERINGS.
wHsAE-2 40 bushols
CoBs.-i,200 basnels
SALES sEPokrsD 70 ssJsxT,sL
wHEAT-LoDgberTy, 600 bushels primo at &C.
900 bushels very good on private forms; 90
bushels fair at i0c. Total sales OF wheat LOO
bushels.
flour
We quote: Fins. 81. S0ss17s supsgnns. s27sa
6. x. sxtra sL5jaSs15: family, tiASija psssai
family, country, sLI3sS@ss
COTTON REPORT.
Market frm.
auorIrfoss.
MippLIsa, 9zc-
Low 4fDpLfaa, s4c.
GOOD oRDtsARY, SAC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
DIR. nfsce III.
py telegraph 10 tas vispasca.I

CLEVELAND, o., December sl.-A dispatch
from Lima, O., says that Calvin >. Bfiee,
chairman OF the National Democratic Com.
mite, Is o victim of IA grippe. Ito Is con'
fined 10 his house by his illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DgcxnSEs 81. lisa
lBy rslsgrsps.i
LEAF-YOBACCO NOTICE.
To Whom it Nay Concern

The following hogsnssis and tisrocr Of 70.
RAcCO nave heeu on storage In tkNfkh
WAREHOUSE, Nos. AiA iAt, and iais sass
Cary street, for more than tbTee yeaS< tbs
owners thereof arc hereby pohhsd that tney
must pay u o ~ warehouse chEgrs IN fun ~
on before January 81, 1872, or tks lobs'ro VII
DO sold Cor mo same according 70 long-sstsoilsn-
A suatsua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-01

=: ~; :'s: sss, s ~ - ssss6 <s vs.
snc3x Prsisn5 y L1ssrpSf ~ $1,000 -
scliss; ersis. a. |: cmx To- ~dSA = - =.
sasss--WAs4i, N.doo DuaAsiG ezra. ss.pp tssh-
stt
o. EoUu. Dsssmsx ST. fiour--Ho pnstne@
doing. Wheat stfonx. No. = 20, case. uSe
IKE: Nsrrh. So: MAJ. ~ st<r. Torn t2vex
Esd wear; No ntssd, essh. q SeNts- Sso-
ss ven S Se S osss son.ss and 20 tsSss
No 2. cash, f1<c.: January, lpsc- bid. Asys
IKE. bid. uJsc. aske6- Whi<ksr. r.0s kJo~
visioas dull add ssseatially unchanged
CINCINNATI
CrvcrxrArf. pecsmber si--fiour dui1 Wheoe
dun: No. tired. 7eas7c. Corn easier; Ne.z ~
ID, 5p~. 0ss barely. s'ssdy. No. mfsed: -.
Baik-nests nominal: s5aft-ris., th1k 40
Bscoa quiet; snort-ciesr, $50 whissef ooast
81 si.0s Bsxs activo aud stronger cymmoc
and light p-za~sas; pAcsins ana pes
'@''>' WILMINGTON
wunporor, n C.. December n.-rurpes-
tns nrm 81 <e- Rosin FIRM: sfrsfned, Wc.
good strained, &c Tar erm 81 si.H crads VIE
pcntins crm; hard. Ills; ssnsv-dV ana vf'
LOUISVILLE
LorrsvuLs. KIT. Decsnber si.--0rsss sno
provisions anchsrged.
NEW yoRx COTTON yurUssS
Nav yosx, occsmosr si.--cotton ~
csips, f.ioo bales: goeS s.D5 haleA tus
tarss ciosed steady. Saios, 3. lp paic<: jan
uary, tloasi0.ci; February. tleG s<aet; hsrsn.
SUI i5asi0is: Arrii. $40 sssio 20: MAJ, tleess
SAN. June, siasssfie.g7: duty, sl1t1stiots;
August, siofssSlo.ss. September, tonaslo";
October. $2.ssat1so.
liyERPoob COTTON MARKET
ffvrgpoof Decsm Dor sl.-- ycsn. Cotton steefy
and IN fsir demand Americas middiing.
s9-l6d. .slss 500 BALES: speculation and ca
port i.oo0 bales; receipts gon osics. Ameri-
can t.Coo bales fu'uTes steady. Dsccmber.
3 sg-efs5 sod. January and February, ~ cis
D st-6id. February ami March. A-ei: Narch
and April, 35>5saa Sb6ti; April and Nay.
D s7-G, May and jane, ss.sid. Jul, and A's-
gust. 20 SAD. Tonders-2,so0 bales on nes docs-
eta srd 80 bales On old dockets.
az M-Americen good midiilne, Hid.
midsisns 3 s-let. low midiiing, osd. good
ofdinsry, SID. ordinary, 5ili sales ot Bfnert-
Goa, 800 bales: Decsmner, DccenOf snd iaa-
uary, and January and February. SScti,
sellers: February and March, 3i-blJ.. ODyefs;
March ami April, b35-6if.. ouyers; Aprn AMI
May, 53s-6li-, seller: May and June, 3@-1li..
buyers June nni July. t)-esd.. buyers: July
aud August. s ss-6id., sellers. FUTURES arm
p MA nary, January aoc tebtnsry,
8 3t-6ld., SELLERS February and Asch, o5a-t4i,
sellers; March and Aprii. s1.0id.. vsiur
April aad May. 23-5id., buyers May Anf June,
5 59-64i, sellers. juno and July, t0-6td,
sollors July and August, 5 esd, seller.
Futures closed quiet.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
tReportei for the Dispatchi
DscFxsEs si.-Marssi arm. Prime. bSe; 1T.
trs prime. bAo; fancy, $40; cymmoa. ihs
csc: feet0ry hapd-picsed, 5sssc. Sales arc
reported asbkc.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, December s1.-BaltImore and OhtC
stock, iO0aiOli(: Northern Central stock, Il &a73
Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore lsts, 99H
consolidated gas bonds, li5ta lld
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANoIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND nIcnMoND STOCKS.

Daily Reports from BotA Bosrds-Cotton.
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations
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