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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

NEW YORK. November 21.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes; Re-
sorye. increase, s3,s7o,500; loans, Increase.
s6,4o0i specie, increase, s3,934, 900; legal
crease, %, 400, 400 circulation, increase, 1885,
400.
The banks now hold e13,322,750 In excess Of
the requirements OF the 20 per cent. rule.
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A HORRIBLE WlFe.MuRpER.
The Tragic Act Of Hugh O'NieIl, a Wealthy
Kansas stockman--Officeys In Pursuit.

tBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
FLORENCE, KAN. November 21.-Hueh
O'Nel!l, a wealthy stockman near here,
last Wednesday morning made his ser.
wants stay away from the apartments of
his wife under threat of punishment,
claiming that his wife was i'll He left in
the morning. Twelve hours elapsed and
he had not returned. Nothing had been
seen or heard of Mrs. O'Niell. Investiga-
ton disclosed that O'Neill had murdered
his wife, and locked the body in the room.
Officers are hunting for O'Nlel. The cause
of the crime is not known.
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who was secretary to Arson Burlingame
while the latter was American Minister at
Pekin. and who was afterwsrd agent OF the
American firm of Russell Co., has died
IN Hongkong hospital.
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MARKETS BY rEtseaApt.

FLOUR -wsqaots: Fine. s3.75sss; mpsrons
sA25ae4.So; extra. et.76; family e5ss5.23
patent family, s5.5oae0.
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NORFOLK PEAsUTnAkKEE
IRooorssd tor the Dspstch-i

Noxuurxr 2f.--xarke, sfssdy. xe9 prlnAoI
ef.c.: exsrs prime. Be-; faaeys 43eci u9e!x
hand plcxed e5lrke Tho psss fzr'seW to>o9
hare leouxhf 35la
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DOCK AND jon WORK XnAI1sy
" ,x!2xsESpzxp At THs DISPATCH
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
aud passengers L. b. Tatum, Vlce-presidenG
Schooner Maud Robinson, Kennebec, ice.
Richmond Ice and Coal Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Carrie A. Norton, Dehsnty, New
Haven, pig-iron, J. ~ Gordon, agent; vessel,
Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Adela Corson, Ingersoll, Olaremont,
20 finish loading lumber for Philadelphi8; yes
sci, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner II. L. Slaght, Crowley, Newport
NaWs, broken stone; vessel, Curtis 81 Parker.
MEMORANDUM
NEW YORK. November 21.-ArTivedl France,
London; Etruria, Liverpool; La Gascoigne,
HaVre.
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TIE wzArHEa IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and considerably milder.
Range Of the thermometer at the 'front.'
Aeor 81 tha DYapt rf-rr offlca ve4fardav.
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Lanllas de toda clase de eoores, refinador
para aqua, banos grandes de zine, inuderos,
plnturas de todas classes, esponjas para banos,
ETC., etc. A que no me advinan ustedes dom
de Sc yende to1o ESQ En- casa de Armas y
Jimenez, nj mas nj m6nos
Hemos sido favorecidos con una Bonita
danza, mdsca del inspirado Julio Andino, que
se titula Et Hiego de BGyam6n.
La letra de la rsferida danza es como ST.
que:
El hielo de Bayam6n,
no 10 dudes. el meor
y.si no 10 crees asi,
te cOnvencera Ramon.
Pues 81 es quien 10 fabrica
y to aira raz6n.
81 hay algdn otro hieo
mejor que el de Bayam6n.
Ri hielo de Bayam6n
no tiene composition,
nj mescla, III NAL olor,
paes 50 fabrica con aqua
potable de Bayamon.
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i SEGURIDAD !!

sQuere usted ten4r seguridad e.. e alan.
Orauo de su casa! JQulere us5ed evitar p..ll
grosF-.. Pues mande cornprar eajas de LIZ
DlAMANTE LUZ DEL HOGAR en- 81 estab .
eimiento de D. Francisco Font. Sc detalla
OUNCE CENIA TOS botella Dor eaias
preclos convenconaes. -Tanca, esquina a For
taleza
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VARlEDAOES

Cobre laton en- planchas de 14x26 y 16x4O
pulgadas para forro de buques para alambi-
ques de todos gruesos de 5x5 pies, asi como
las hojas de feltfo alquitranado, todo muy ba-
ratio en- el alrnacen de los senores NJ Roman =
Co, Cruz y 50. PR.
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Noticias de Ia Peninsula

De nuestros sanjes de Madrid:
Candidates ministries do procedencia
eonservadora
Conde de Torreanaz.-Don Lorenzo Do
mfnguez.-Marqu6s de Pidal-Sr. Don Luis
silvsla-Sr. Mena Zorrilla
Candidate censsrvador, que por razones
especiales censderamos indiseutible para la
primera crisis
Sr: Linares Rvas.
Una escuadra espanOla ira en- Octubre a
yisitar varlOs puertOs do Russia Alemania, en-
tre ellos Kronstadt Kiel.
Con objeto de dediearso los trabaios que
les designe el presidente de la comisi6n de de-
fensa del reino, SO hallan en- los Princes cata-
lanes dos comisiones militares, la primera de
las cualos SO hala cOmpuesta del general de
brlgada don Rafael CererO, del comandate don
Fernando AOlins del captain don Manuel Gar
ca Maldenado, y la segunda del coronsl don
francisco Roldan y del teniente don Luis An
drade.
Los trabajos de dchas comisiones es pro-
bable tengan reacion con el estudio de la via
ferrea del Eoguera- Pallaresa en el punto de
enlace con la linea francesa
En- GUon Sc ha ensayado. con buen 6xito,
un nuevo horno de campana, inventado por el
Of1clal de Administrator militar, Sr. Maupas.
media, On terronO designado de prOnto para
la experiencla.
I'm una hora veinte minutes Q. horno
fue c2ldeado, pasadas tres horas, habian ST.
10 cocidas 800 raciones de pan.
En- veintecuatro horas, puede facilitar
4,OOo r2ciones dc pan.
Un conficto de alguna importancia SO ha
lnlcladO en- la fablica de armas de OvicdO. La
eausa parece ser Ia falta de consignaci0n de
tondos ell rumOr que ha eorridO de que uui-
"a SO paralizarian del Jodo sus trabajos.
s FL Sr. Pidal ha telegrafiado al ministro lie
la Fuerra las 1ustas reclamacion6s de los ar
Meros de Oviedn, que temen que ell Gobierno
ceinpre los fnsiles que Decssita en- el extran-
JerQ.
Hay dualidad en- el Ministerio acerea del
ferroca'ril del Noguera-P Pallaresa, puesto que
e ST. Canoyas eS partidario del mismo po1ale
tamblen favoreceria Murcia pero otros mi,
nlstlOs Sc inclnan en- favor del de Canfranch
ain embargo, cr6ese que Sc venceran to las las
dlficutades con que tropieza el proyecto del
Noguera- Palaresa,
En a catedral dc Malaga ha ocurrido un
sangrientO crfmen
Estaba orlando un caballero llamado don
Antonio Benltez, SO le acerco un dssconoci
20, que parece edijo: -. Demo V. ell dinero'o
10 mato." Y sin aguardar respuesta Ia en-
prendlo q punaladas con 81 sorprendido caba-
Hero hayo onseguida sin que haya podido
ser capturadO. '4tsf5 saN'D@
La poicfa conocs Al agresor , le sigue los
pasos. -,9
Sc ha querdo suicidar, arrojandose por
IN despenadero, liua j0yan lie 30 amos, natu-
r u dc Canarias. ps,r no haber podido profesar
y verse, va hacfa algunos dias fuera del con-
vento dol Parral, adonde eataba practicando u
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Sc 10 ha concedldo licencia al AIcalde da

Sc 70 ha coacedido licencia Al Alcalde d.
Vega-baja.
Han sido anuados los presnpuestos extra
Ordinarios de lS9O-9l de Mari 'an, Santa Isabel,
Coamo, Toa ALTA Vega alta Iauco
Ha sido aprobado el repartimiento de Lu-.
quillo del 891 al 90 = ell adcional de Cabo-5
Rojo del 1890 al 91.
Dice Ell Impartial de Mayaguez:
Sabemos que el flia de los corriantes los
masones de Sabana-Grande inauguraran La
Logia Igualdad, que cuenta con edifcio pro-
pio.
Segun dice 81 programa, Ia manana de di-
cho dia SO repartiran limosnas los pobres, y
por la noehe tendra efecto una esplendida ve-
lada en- que tomaran parte distinguidas seno-
ritas caballeros
Los autonomistas de la villa de Aguadilla
han presentado candidate para las pr6Xmas
elecciones de diputados provinciales D. Gu
nlersindo Rivas.
Ha sido nombrado cslador de telegrafos,
don Angel Prats.
Este nulnero dc LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA es
el lltimO que enviamOs pOr nuestra cuenta
Guayanila. ST algnna persona dc dicho pueblo
u0s0d roclull cdh1ludu Jus ID VonIa, quo WO Ot@-
je de veinte ntlmeros diarios, para que Sc drija
nosotros. Fl que quera suscrbrso para q.
Sc le envfe bajo faja que remta 81 en- ssos de
correos jiros de la prensa, por un trimestre.
90
Hemes escrito agunas caItas, i don "A.
F. G. agente que ha sido de La CORRESPONDENT
CIA en- Aibonto, no Sc ha servdo contestar-
nos. Sentirfamos tsner que decr en- el peri6-
dico cl nombre complete de dicho seRor ell
contendo de nuestras cartas
90
Dcen que la sentida muerte del Sr. Esca-
lera, ahogado en- el rio de Coamo, de que da-
mos noticia en- otro lugar ocurr6 del mo
do siguente el infortunado ST. Escalera con
tratista para la conduceon de eorreos entre
Aibonito y Ponce, Sc arroj6 con e rio crecdo
en- el coche con el fin de vadearlo. Las co
rrientes vocaron el carruaje de af la la,nen-
table catastrofe que sentimos de todas veras.
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noviciado, por no haber podido presentar la
dote exijida
sufrio Ia fractura de un music el dislo-
camiento de un pie.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

CRIPTOGRAF1A
A,A,A,C,D,E,E,E,E, E,F,L,M,O,o,O,R,R,R,S,
Descomponiendo estas letras, formar Ell
nsmbre apellido de un venerable anciano de
quien nade Sc acuerda
Nolcnsaw
FUGA DE VOCALES
a Ana, de Puert0 de terra.
Pr d.m.s c.mb.. 4 IT.
st. s.g.r. d. q.
y s. TT. p.ntr. std
u. h.b.rm. h.ch. st. DIS n.
ANAGRAMA
Dedicado q mi unsigo ..d.s.. Ctr.
BARRILITO
Formar con esta palabra FL nombre Y ape
lilo do una simpatica senorita residcnte en-
esta Capital.
Dana de NOchp
ALMANA AQUE.-Setiembre domingo 6, XVI
Despues de Penrecostes San Eugenio
RFEMERIDE, - 1904 - Lie. Balms de
Europa con objeto de pror a gar Id vacun.
s.zzssz.-z.an..
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Cd3atb0tes SIN SerlO.- Ultimamente vulvfa
Washingt6n-dice un periodieo de Nueva.
York,-despues de una larga ausencla, IN ne
gro, sus amigos quisieron celebrar su regre-
so con una comida, encargandola gu una hos
pederia que estaba cargo de una mujer
Verinc0sc la comida compuesta toda de
carne de vaca, reinando gran animation.
Uno de los convidados dirigio la fondista
oxpresivos eumplimiontos
TO que habian comido les pareci0 exco-
lente.
- De d6nde ha sacado usted osta carne
tan tierna lie preguntaron.
Un nino que Sc hallaba presente respondio.
Entonces 81 nno que era hijo de la duefla
del fonducho conto una historic horrible
Aquslla despiadada M ljer habia matado a
su hija mayor, y con su cuerpo con.eccion0
la com!da de los negros.
La exasperacion de estos fu6 espantosa
Sc apoderaron do la fondisJa Y llamaron un
meulco para que xamnara los huesos del festin
81, ln6dico contirmo que eran huesos de un ser
human.
Avisada la pJlicla, fu6 la infame mujcr de-
tenida; pero mega 81 dehto, no obstants quo
no Sc encuentra por ninguna parte 81 hija
mayor.
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SECr!ON DE ANiTNtiU>
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Una escuadra espanola ira en- Octubre a
vfsitar varios puertos do Russia Alemania en-
tre ellos Kronstadt Kiel.
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Total shipments. 1913, 257 54aIi5 ,e5,4 s 5l7 687
Stock on hand and
on shipboa ard
~ IL NNlN


Dec ii. iS91... 1880 $500 1882 1898
AppLEs-S2750S 80.
BACoN-Msrket steady The Board OF Trade
quotations are as follows: Smoked clear rib
sides, SIC; shoulders. o1Sc; dry sailed clear rib
Sides 63sc; long clear CSC; bellies, 6lfc; Shout
ders, Size; hams, f11xc.
BAGGING AND TIEs-The market steady,
Jute bagginR 214D, 7140716c; 2n. 23sc; i&b,
&c; quotations are for large quantities; small
lots higher: sea island bagging at 100 121bc;
pine straw. 9l4D, INC. Iron Ties-lsrge lots,
81 SO; smaller lots. 81 4O@1 so. lies IN retail
BuTTER-Market firmer; fair demand; Goshen
22@24c; gilt edge. 25(G2ec; creamery. 10000;
CABBAGE Northern, s1s1Sc.
CHEEsE-Market steady: fair demand; MO
l3c.
COFFEE - Market firm. Peaberry. 214c.
fancy, I91sc; choice, 1870; prime, !Sc; good;
l716c; fair, lie; ordinary. 1910; common, 1910.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples, evaporated, &c; com
&c. Currants 5IsG161fc. Citron, EXC. Dried
DRY GooDs-The market is quiet; good de-
s %a9d g PFns 4d ~ &c. Gs0F 5Eorn G s5
ing. &c; white osnaburgs, s0s1fc; checks,
41905ISc; yarns, 9oc for the best makes; brown
driliings, 6kkQ7%c.
family. 81 1905 Oo; fancy, So OOA59O patent,
IS 65@5 Is; choice patent, SIS 75G66 90.
FIsH-Market firm. We quote full weights:
Mackerei, No. Q, half barrels, nominal. So 00A
so; No. q 81 COOS 90. Herring, No j,
&c; scaled, CSC. Cod, o08c. MuIlet, half bar
rel 81 90.
-Corn-Market steady. White corn. re-
tail lots zee; job lots, CSC; carload lots. 66c;
mixed corn, retail lots, CSC; Job lots. &c., car
load lots, 64c. Oats strong-Mixed, retail lots,
soc; job lots. 4Sc; carload lots, acc; Texas rust
proof, retail, 75c; job. zoe; carload, &c. Bran
strong-Retat lots, 5; IS; job lots. o. 2oi car
load lots, q y. Meal-Pearl, per barrel. So 90;
per barrel. 30 70; per sack, 81 70; city grits.
81 IS per sack
HAY-Market strong Eastern and western,
IN retail lots 81 05; job lots 81 90; carload lots
CSC. Northern. none.
HIDES, WOOL. ETc-Hides-- Market very dull
and declining; receipts light; dry flint, 6lHc:
sailed, &c; dry butcher, si<c. Wool. market
nominal; prime Georgia, free Of sand and burs,
23GD23lzc Wax. &c. Deer skins, flint, &c;
sailed, l7c. Otter skins. 50c0s5 %.
Ikos-market very steady; Swede, 5000;
rsiined, 21Sc.
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MARITIME MIsnEIL.ANY-

London, Dec 9-Steamer Deramore rBrI,
Greig. at Liverpool from Savannah, lost por-
ton OF her deckioad on the voyage.
Boston. Dec o Steamer City of Ma
con, from Savannah, which returned
Dec with eccentric rod broken, has
completed repairs and will sail tomorrow
instead OF steamer City Of Savannah. The lat
ter VIII be detained until Saturday owing TO de-
rsngement OF machinery
Jupiter, FLA. Dec 9-Steamer Tregurno [Br1,
from Galveston for Liverpool, previously re-
ported stranded off Cape Florida, was aground
of Bahama. Part OF the cargo was thrown
over. when the ship came off. With the inten-
ton TO clear Bahamas Island the steamer was
headed west; when she brought up of the cape
, Newport News, Dec S-Capt Kemp of steamer
Propittous Bril- from Galveston for Liverpool,
At this port, reports, Sunday, Dec 3, q m, lat
81 - n, lon ~ s. W. passed through large
number OF bales of cotton, should think 300 to
iOOtn sight at one time. Tho bales were cloan.
no trace Of fire and apparently not long in the
wafer. Continued to pass single bales until
noon, when the position was lat 81 40 n, lon 7S
81 w.
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schr Kate s Flint. Newport News.
Scar John q Schmidt, Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.


Hull. Dec 2-Arrivec, bark Kalstadt [SorI,
Monsen. Savannah
Harours, Dec S-Arrived bark Skogsfiord
NOR, AbsjOrnsen. Savannah
Liverpool, Dec CARVED, steamer Bendo
lbrl. Campbell. Savannah.
In-Arrived, steamers Fresno (BrI, Barbee,
Charleston; lngleby lBrl. do
Lizard, Dec 0-Passed. steamship ThordIsa
lBrl. Hoggarih. Charleston for Bremen.
Ternense, Dec 6-Arrived, bark Mary Lee
lSwl, Ohlsson Pensacola
Baltimore. Dec sailed, schr Charles E
Young, CorsOn. Savannah.
Brunswick, Dec 9-Arrived, schr John II
Cross. Grover. New York.
Jacksonville, Dec CLEARED schr NeiIIe q
Pickering, Mexican. New YORK
Norfolk. Dec a-Sailed, steamship Mount Ia
Dor li}rl, from Savannah for Liverpool
Pensacola, Dec ARRIVED ships PaIamos
lSpl, Case, Havana; Ellida [Norl, Hansen,
Liverpool; bark Romulus lNorl, Nord, Roche
ford
Cleared-Bark Fausto [Itall, spinallo. Pa
lerno.
Philadelphia, Dec 9-Arrlved, schr Frank
Pratt Leo, Vaunaman, Savannah.
Cleared-Schr Jesse W Starr. Lynch. Jack
sOnville
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many dull intervals during the remainder OF
the session. there were still enough busy mo-
ments 70 make the average OF the day fairly
active. From 99J4c and sg1sc for May there
was general decline TO 9Sktc. That was sue
ceeded by considerable interval OF bullishness
and an advance 10 91sfc, aud that again by
another and heavier decline than the
97s4c was reached. the closing being
s7isc. December wheat sold a. high as 93l4c
and closed at aIj3c. In corn, January Was the
strongest option on the list, shorts evidently
being Inclined 10 take q lesson in prudence
from what they have seel il Novem Der and so
far IN the present month. IL closed s6i &c COM
pared with 45lSc at the end of yesterdays Sos
sion. December and the year deliveries arc
gradually losing their terrors for the shorts.
transactions in them during tho first
hours OF trading not exceeding $1,000
bushels. although the price oven at
TO 3sc as compared with 55tSc at thu close Of
the previous session. The last sale made to-day
was al SIC. May was strong during the greater
part Of the session. advancing from 4l5Lc to 4ic
as firm, The range OF prices being only tic
until the last half hour. Trade was
rather quiet and the market did little
but tran after corn. Sample oats met with a
good demand for shipment at prices that were
l9c higher. December started at 3}i6c sold ut
.siH-, anu hung around the latter price most of
May opened at $3.50, sold to $500
Si1ec, TO 3i9ac, to SSJaGo339sc, aud closed
at 331sc. The provision market was fairly
steady at the opening, but receipts Of $500
hogs at the yards and weakening grain markets
told on this prices later. ana everything was a:
IT'S lowest as the market came 70 a close Pork
left Off with decline Of i0c In January and i5c
In May, lard NC, and ribs lOc lower
CHICAGO, Dec. I.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour nominaly UNCHANGED; spring
patents 81 6S{g4 20; winter patents 81 5OGsi 90;
bakers, 81 l0D425; straights S4350445 Wheat
No. spring, 9llSc; No. red, s1l6c
Corn No 2, 5Slb53l6c Oats No . 33c Mess
pork, per barrel, Ss s7l&6Bs 80. Lard, per 100
rs, 90 O1MQ6 10. Short ribs sides, loose,
s. iOQ5 90. Dry salted shoulders
boxed, 81 Sh04 90. Short clear sides, boxed
s. 7e3o 80. Whisky at 81 IS.
Leading futures closed az follows:
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New York Market Review.
Reported bv G. s. Palmer. 1866 Reode Sire
NetD York.

Reported bD G. 8. Palmer, 1866 ReGde Street.
NetD York.
Nav York, Dec. 9.-The market on oranges
shows some slight improvement, receiptsl are
lighter and prices steady. A much larger de-
mand is anticipated for the coming holidays,
aud later shipments expected 10 realize salts
factory prices. Selected sizes fancy selling
81 C0D2 IS; brights in straight lines al 6211 81;
russets in straight lines 81 3701l 6216; tangerines
from So co rs %; mandarins S20003 90; grape
fruit 81 5002 rs. New southern vegetables OF
strictly prime quality are scarce, and prices
rule favorable. Eggplant 50 0006 90; tomatoe,
81 00Gl3 90 per crate; string beans 81 000t2 80;
green peas 81 00@o2 90; encounters 81 00b3 90.
Outlook favorable for shipments to arrive just
prior to the HOLIDAYS.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

COTTON.
NEW YoRK, Dec. IL, noon-Stocks opened
heavy and easy. Money easy at 2l603 per
cent Exchange-long, 81 S2O4 S43z; short
81 1904 s4,4. Government bonds duh and
steady. State bonds dull but steady.
Erie. ,............. 3l7A Richm'd q W. PIT.
Chicago North. il5 Terminal IN
Norf. & W. pref. 6iI5 20
New YORK. Dec. II. 5:Oop. mastering ex-
change closed quiet but steady at 81 500
4 S51b: commercial bills 81 81Anl $40
Money easy at 2G18, closing offered at 2 per
steady. four per cents l117N, State bonds
dull aud steady.
sub-Treasury Balances-Coin, $11O. 43s, 900:
currency. 50. 166.0JO.
day was irregular. With most Of the business
confined TO a few specialties, the strongest
features being Richmond Terminal and Chi
cago Gas, the former making net gain Of ia
per cent, while Chicago Gas advanced a,
afterward reaching ID Missouri Pacific and
Union Pacific were exceptionally weak, the
former declining per cent. and closing at the
lowest point. The rest OF the list was compar
atively neglected, aud the volume OF business
was much smaller than on yesterday The i'm
preston prevails that parties controlling the
Missouri Pacific are working for lower prices.
The Vanderbilt following continues the pre-
dictions or higher prices generally, especially
for their own line of stocks, and working as is
their custom on one line at a time are predict
ing an early advance Nickel Plate securities.
The advance In Chicago Gas was on buying by
brokers generally handling investment orders,
and was accomps MED by reports of largely in
creased earnings. The movement In Richmond
Terminal was apparently due to the pending
contest for control between factions in the di-
rectory and most OF the stock was bought by
int rests Unidentified with the property. Sales
of listed stocks were 1S9l5,0O0 shares: unlisted
1000 shares
The following were the closing quotations Of
fho Nan XfNrly loot Evrcsh
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun RISES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .7:O4
BUN SETS ---....-.........-.. ....s.....s....456
HOB WATER AT SAVANNAH. 447 AM, COPE
SATURDAY. Dec IL, 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship VIM Crane, Foster, Baltimore-Jno
] Carolan Agt.
Scnr Robt A Snyder. Guthrie. New Haven
via Delaware Breakwater, with fish scrap to
Commercial and the Savannah Guano Co.'S,
vessel to Geo Harriss & Co.
Steamer G Barker. Gamblers, st Helena
Master.
steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort. Port
Royal--C II Medlock. Agt.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
echr Johu g Schmidt, Norbury, Philadelphia
Geo Harriss & Co.
Schr Frances [Brl, Brewster Pefnambuco--
Jos Roberts q Co.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Bellevue. Garnett Darien and
Brupswck--W Gibson. Manager.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kansas City, New York.
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POULTRY Market overstocked; demand
light
EGGs-Market quieter and In fair supply;
demand active.
PEANUrs-Ample stock, demand light. prices
steady.
suoAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; nonein
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-12

According to The foregoing Bombay appears
to show a decrease compared with last year in
the weeks receipts of 1900 bales and an In
crease in the shipments Of 1000 bales, and the
shipments since Sept show an increase OF
1900 bales
FINANCIAL.
MONEY MARKEr-Money is in good demand.
The bank clearngs for the week ending yes
terday amounted TO S2,63S. $50 20.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - The market is strong
and active Sterling, commercial demand.
81 50; sixty days, 81 8OI1; ninety days, 81 70;
francs, Paris and Havre, sixty days, s. 1885;
Belgian, sixty days, IS 2613 marks, sixty days
"a s. Ice
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - The market is quiet.
Banks and bankers are buying at II per cent
discount and selling at par0A per cent prem
ium. .,
bonds are again being inquired for, especially
the Georgia Southern and Florida firsts and
Nantral Joints
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-12
COTroH.

CUTTON
LIVERPOOL, Dec. H. u.-Cotton-Busines
dull, prices In buyers favor; American mid
dling4 5-16c; sales 5000 bales-American7 z, 200
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales re-
ceipts q, coo bales-American -
Futures--Amerfcan midd ling, low mlddling
clause, December delivery ID; December and
January delivery ID; January and February
delivery 4 2064d, also 4 1894, also 1850;
February and March delivery 22-64d also
21-6bd; March and April delivery 2863d,
also 564d; April and May delivery 21-Gad;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-12

Notices TO mariners, pilot charts and all nau-
teal information will be- furnished masters OF
vessels free OF charge in United States Hy
geographic Office In the Custom House. Cap
tainS ore requested 10 call at the office.
LIEUT. + II SHERMAN
In Charge Hydrographic Station.