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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
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DECEMBER 23.--No auction offerings on 'Change
Private sales: Wrappers, 100; westerns e.
total, l04 hogsheads.
acknowledgements collections: Clgers anu
cigarettes. S4,S4l.97; tobacco, s2,s9o'4-to-
tai. S7,S37.7l. ,,.,.
warehouse, IS, $3.50 pounds ShockOo warehouse,
g2.845 pounds. Bhghts-ohelburnes ware
house, 643sl pounds: highest price,. sol.
Davenports warehouse, l7,S80 pounds; hlsh9S.
nricc' s63. Planters warehouse, 81 ,546 pounds {;
highsot price. s54.
business closed for the week and the year
with an active demand for all grades OF tobacco
Wrappers are active with increased speculation
in them. stocks Of really good old wrappers IN
frst hands are small. A tew hogshoads oil une
new wrappers not reordered we're offered on
Change to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
LEE CAMP ELECTS OFFICERS.
Mr.. Pollard Chosen Commander-other
New Men.

lee Camp had an unusually largely attended
nc,tinr last night. 4 latter was received nom
U.urv r.. Parrish, OF william Watts Camp Of
confederate Veterans, Of Roanoke Va asking
ef"-it me formation Of ladies auNilafy corps
Tho letter was turncd over 10 Colonel lhoha5 y
BtauGer for reply 49,, ,,,.,o,,o l.,
Colonel Uawkins. of the Flith LOUISIANA IN
fontrv. va. introduced 10 the camT.
rre committee on the celebration 81 'encrHi
l{,b.rt H. Lees birthday reported that the chiiiP
vo,lJ have services AZ Or. M. D. Hoges chufch'
and tbat DR. Huge wOuid deliver an address;
Zen Camp Confederate Veterans ana an
,tnrr veterans are invited 70 unite WIN 'ho
camp. 49, uro o1o,,o5. Com
rsn,ier. +. +. Pollard; First Lieutenant JACOB
: Alien. second Lieutenant, Thomas bytuh
mira lieutenant. John 4. Meanley; Aq,utan',
J. Tsyior Sratton; Quartermasier D, - q. BrowH
S,-yoop. Or II. b. slower; chaplain ihDma5 .
Ri1Iirt. OnIccr Of Day, Andrew ). Nray AS
ssrsnt urgeon, A. l. Crouch Ireaslfet' Ja ,I
n, Ferrtrr: Sergeant MAJOR, d. Snth iouIoli ;
Vidctte. Fred b Elliott; Color Sergeant L. y,
80. First Color Guard, 4. y. en-, ana SyConu
I@l3r C;uard. Edward ). Tuck. E1ecuHve ' 6"nI-
yc'ttoe Miles 4. Phillips, }. Shelly van noih
Arthur &. Evans, j. Wento:' ana rhi''p '""'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
THE WesTMORsLAND'5 CHRISTMAS.
The Club Gives It's Regular Entertain'
ment-A Most Enjoyable Evening.

The Westmorclanl Club gave It's usual
Christnas entertainment last night. and it was
one Of the most enjoyable in TIC history Of that
social organization. II was reunion OF tho
memberP Of the club and gentlemen friends' anu
O.. she entertainments heretofore hal been un,
csmiortably crowded, by resolution Of the board
each member invited only one guest
Informal hospitality was the order OF we eve
ming. In the sm1king-rOOm, and presided over
by an old col0red man ~ the ancient f'9'"f'
vas. a long table. on which was an iminon5o
bowl Of eg.,-nOg. and this was banked by Two
bowls of similar proportions containing apple
toidv brewed some weeks ago.
The supper was spread IN tho dining-rooin'
and was a triumph in respect OF its frglnlah-
lam. Ihe table was in the shape OF a DIG blocK
I4tter"l' Al the head ami foot were huge
saddles of mutton, with roast pos7um ana
boiled rock as supporters. and side dishes OF
cola tongue, pickles, salads, etc. on the shAnA
were whole roast pigs, with the regulation eppic
I'm tpelr mouths magnificent turkeys. ana o'her
tenD;ing vinnds the only ornaments on the
board wore potted plants. .,..
among the prominent gentlemen present
we're Governor Mckinney, Dr. j. l. " curly
Nr. Richmond Pierson, OF North Ctiohna; rev
Harley Carmichael Mr.. Williams, Mayor EHy-
son. M Hallett, and Mr.. Jones' Oh Eas'on' ! d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
TEN YEARS IN THE PeNITENTlARY.
That Was the Verdict Rendered In inc
uouseman Case Yesterday.

Jobn 4. Houseman will very probably serve
ton wears in tho state penitontiary Ior 'he
crime he committed several months ago upon
his own daughter, Bertha lIouseman; ,,a,.so
mat was the hndlng Of the jury 10 ms ca nv,
which was concluded and sentence peSse ,nr 20
Urnrico County Court yesterday ilo ,i.lIt,i
Snortly after court assembled the !utois %. "a
ana The foreman announced thai they hAu
Inc prisoner bore the same sardoni i,- slIo
,bet had characterized his appearance tnIuusn-
o,,t inc entire trial lie turned pale anu " ~,
iiei yypep the words Guilty as chatgeu ,, ~ VIZ
second and lhiri counts OF the indlcthon' ..Ten
road by the Clerk; but when the CIauoo,, ,,,ors
wears in the penitentlary ives and
- a ort OF sigh OF relief by liousetnean, an
mo same air Of disiuterest settieu O'el III, i
Notions were made by tho accaseub OO4 10,
f,ranew trial ana for arrest OF ludglent N on
arguments we're made By both the ae a am oonts
,t,s ,'rosocation. The Judge sustained an p' a'
Wy 10 Indictment. oyerruled tho mo'ohs' o"N
,'assed sentence upon the prisoner. a., C,rcp,,
The defence viii carry inc case W wv
Court on biiis OF exceptions "a, ,,h,cb In
,The case OF Lloyd and Houseman; w mn was
,oivea D similar charge against pOth ''N''i W."
continued 10 the next term OF inc 'oui~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
THE SILVER QUESTION.

The silver question was much discussed and a
GOOD deal Of apprehension was felt considering
gold exports. According TO leading bankers
there viii be no shipments OF the yellow metal
10 staorners sailing tomorrow or Tuesday next.
Int unless there is a material increase in the
snnnly Of bills in the mean time exports are TO
be looked for by the middle OF next week.
Money on call has been easier, ranging from
4toG. closing offered at 4. Prime mercantile
stering exchange quiet and steady; posted
rates, s4S6lsas4.SoI9 commercial bulls,
Governmsnt bonds steady State bonds neg
lorted. Railroad bonds hrIn, except for Read
treasury balances: Coin, Ss7,365,o00; cur
rency, %, l34,OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
THIEVES AT WORK HERE.
Mr.. Anderson's store and Another Gentle
mans Hen-Uouso Robbed.

Early yesterday morning thieves entered inc
erocery.store Of George f. Anderson. Nos. 1891
and 1888 west Cary street, and stole several
$50 a lot of meat nuts candies, ana
groceries and the mOney-drawer 49, cohlalh-
Ing a small amount Of cash; The store
was opened by breaking the loc so on Of IN Sld
,cor the nacs, MIR Anderson lives next door to
ms store. but did not hear the robbers whl Io
tbsV we're doing their work. Their tools were
found near the door through when 'ney en'eiou
INC store. No arrests have been maze. -,
'AS Selj.knoWn up-town citizen had his hem
mouse robbed yesterday morning, also. a nun 9n
her OF very he game chickens were ftoieh' no
ne dsy before, or would probably have gone as
did the smaller fowls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
,,o,,,,s Sir. walter DoRacher.

News was received here late last night, NJ M
dvncipg he killing at Boulogae' france ~ coz sor
Walter Degacher, yoong E Ing nonnty and was
9uiy ,,,1, "a mis- city being prominent ana
Wel Sno% ian atout the clubs. Hts deatn re-
SsSsd ron blow the mead WIN s sr,sA e ny
young English artist "hN Ne '1 further facts are
gagged IN an aterca'ioh' N'
known here. ,oa 20 n daughter Of
NJ A. M, Biacker, and his WE 1ieo d 40" 'S'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
Wink One Wnr. Look Another.

You often see persons doing II, and
many poor fellow has stumped his toes
or cracked his Sims falling over some
object. You call them fools, but 1t may
be their brains are bemuddled by a torpid
liver. People suffering with Indigestion
and Dyspepsia get confused-the Drain Is
inactive You must wake up the liver by
taxing Simmons Liver Regulator, the cure
for this disorder and for Biiousness and
Sick Headache
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

Hay good demand; good 70 choice timothy,
sli5Oae15. Grain freighis quiet, unchanged.
Cotton, nominal; middlIng lOIsc. Provisions
steady, unchanged. Butter easy; creamery,
fancy, 30a3lc.: do. fair 10 choice 2Sa2ec.; do.
imitation, 25c. ladle, fancy, 24a25c. do. GOOD
70 choice 20a22c.; rolls, Gne, 23c; do. fair TO
good. 20a2lc: stOre-packed 1Sc. Eggs sasy
at 28c. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes, fair, lsb4c.:
No. Z, 1884. Sugar steady, unchanged. Copper
unch anged. Whiskey firm, unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, December 23.-The grein markets
averaged stronger. but closed with wheat un-
changed from the finai quotations OF the day be-
fore aud corn and oats were at about 4c. de-
cline. Provisions were duh, except lard, which
was quiet and weak.
Cash quotations: Flour easy; only n few
lots sCld No. = spring wheat, 71Ssc.: No.
rcd, 7lIec. No. 2 corn, 407sc. No. = oats,
3Oa3OisG; No. Q white, 33c.; No. 3 white
3Ic. Pork. sl437lSasI4.5O. Lard, sl0.22lR.
Short-ribs-( lOose), sS.l0asS.l5. Dry-salted
shoulders-( boxed). s7S71aasS. short-clear
Sides 9S.60a5S.65, Whlskey sL3O.
Teadtnu futures ranged "a rOllONs:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
THE gFNERALLIsT.

The general list improved 4 70 y por cent.
Tho r1se was checked by a heavy selling move
ment in Reading, which declined from 5214 TO
5Is,. Manhattan reacted is per cent, and the
general list declined 4 % l, closing ut about the
iog,est sgures Of tho day. The volume Of bust
ness was unusually small outside Of Reading,
which figured for 100000 shares. Some OF the
traders we're disposed to sell out because Of the
near approach OF the Christnas noldsys. NOV
sources. a majority Of tho leading shares
ebowed losses for the day Of only Is 10 y per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
SUIT ABOUT swINsBuPNe's HORSES.
The Defendant Claims That They We're
Nought in a Regnlar Way.


Suit was instituted in the City Circuit Court
yesterday afternoon by j. f. Swlneburre,
through his counsel, Messrs. Hunter Davidson,
against ". VI. Thompson for 5000 The declara-
ton alleges that the plaintiff lost Two mares
IA gray ard % brown, that the defendant came
INTO possession OF them 10y finding, yet the saii
the plaiutld, refused 10 give them up and dis
posed Il the Same 20 his own interest nnd TO the
damage of the plaintiff in the sum OF $500.
MIR. Thompson, when seon 10y q DISPATCH re-
porter last night, said he bought the gray marc
IRON Mr. Urewry, and produced a receipt for the
price OF her from Mr. Joseph Lasster 20 Sir.
brcwry He also said ne could produce wit
nessos TO prove tuat Slr. Swineburnc, just before
be left here for New York. whence tie sailed for
England, stated that he did not own hair OF
toe gray mare. As 10 the brown marc lie
bought her 90 a sherid's sale, maize under an
execution. The mare was delivered 10 him the
next day. Mr. SwInehurne owed him $40 and
Mr. Drewry paid SWineburne FOR hun Vie dliief-
cuce between the debt and the price OF the ami
nal. lie gave Mr. Drewry the money TO pay
this difference and IL was paid In the presence
OF witnesses.
OTHER SUITS.
suits we're also entered by f. Koll against p.
c. Kou for 1914; NiidendOrf q Donald
AGAINST Sampson Hiish for 1900.
The following Judgments we're rendered: >.
". Southwark agGiust William Troy and Timothy
Harris, ia favor of plaintiff FOR c2l.t0. Henry
Se,m & CO.. against 4. Gunst son. Tor plaintiff
s82g.Ss. Tho court appointed Thomas NJ
Hundloy q trustee Of the Dung N en- Missionary
Slr.ety of the SevCnth-Strect Christian church IN
place of b. VI. Ouarles. deceased. George W.
Taylor. John c. Fowler, j. samuel Taylor, John
". Dunn, \. J. Gray, and =. ID. Craig we're APP
pointed trustees OF the Third Presbyterian
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
A Child Eojoys

the pleasant favor. gentle acton h.I ana -
soothing eject OF Syrup Of Figs. wnen ~
need of laxative, and II tno ls." crati.
mother be sostiyo or biliousth the m1s. x. ~
tElng results follow ,eweay AZ Known Sn and every
family should have bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

NEW YORK, December 23.-Flour quiet and
firm southern quiet Wheat duli ana nrmer,
with options-No. 2 red, 7714c. In store ana
elevator; 5sc. aaoat; No. Milwaukee, loAc:
No 3 spring. 7llsc.; options fairly active but
Irregular closed steady aud Isa14c. over yester-
day: May and January most active; NO. req,
December 753lc.; January 76c.; May eOtsc'
Corn-spot fairly active ana easier no,
mixed, 49ISa50c.; options dun, 1ss14c'
lower, and steady; December, 4sssc. January
4S5sc. May, 5l1ac. Oats dull; white easier
options frrner and quiet; December, 3o1Se.'
January, 3034c.; May, 3Sitc. spot prices-No-
3. 3.j3la36c. do. white, 40S4c.; No. =, 36Ssc.;
do. white, 42c. white, 40a47c. Conee-Optlons
opened quiet and unchanged 70 points down
and closed steady and unchanged TO 10 points up;
December, Sl6asl605 January slo.loa
$3.50: February, 1880; March, $1,000
$3.50; July. 1880; september, sleaslo;i9
spo; Rio quiet and steady; No: - hoSSS
test, 33sa3 7-16c. refined more active ana
steady. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New OR.
leans dull but steady Rio tairly active ana
steady. Petroleum quiet and steady: cotton,
seed oil less active but frm. kosin quiet and
steady; strained, common TO good, sI2It$a
sl.3216. Turpentine dull bu, steady az 34S4c'
Wool nrn and quiet. Pork quiet and steady.
and arm. Dried beef dull city extrs India
mess, sI6. Cut-meats duh but frm. Picked
hams, l1Aa1l34c. Middles quiet and nrm.
Lard quiet and lower; western steam, siV.oO;
5000 Freights to Liverpool duh and weak
cotton, 5-d4d. grain, penny.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, December 23-flour dull
and unchanged; receipts S,7ll barrels; ship
meuts, 5,O9s barreIsi sales, 43o barrels
Wheat frmor; No. 2 red. spot, 74ssa74tso; De-
cember, 74ssa74iEc.; January, 1ts4a745sc.;
February, 76a76l4c.; May, 799sa7e5se.; steam
or No. 2, red, 6eI4a60Iac. receipts. il,e05
busnels: shipments, 90,2s0 bushels stock,
l,447, g6s bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels.
Mnnng wheat, by sample, 72a76c. Corn nrmer;
mixed spot, 473la4sc.; year, 47Na4sc.; Janu-
airy. 47lSc bid; February, 47Ba4sc.; May,
sole; receipts, 1860 bushels; ship
aI4 bushels; sales, IO.o0b bushels. White
corn, by sample, 46a47,Sc.; yellow corr,
by sample, 4sa4s,xc.i Oats lair: inquiry. No. .
lsasst6e: recsipts, $4,000 bushels: stock,
95, 3s3 bushels. Rye steady; NO. 2, 55t4c.; re-
cuipts, ia bushels; stock, 13A,240 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
5EpoRr Of ANOTHER MURDER.
Al, irorts OF u Reporter PAU to Establish
the RumOr A1ost.

tNt ItuHUT NUuaI
Coroner william II. Taylor says some OF the
r-'-nsl deeds are committed in Honroo county.
ts llciwlizoc regions OF Africa, he asserts, do
10. Keep up with tho good old county IN the
.Fectcr ~ the crimes perpctrdte1. but, "
llrte, ue Doctor Ia iacetiOuS Ia these Remarks
However, many strange things occur In tho
Comfy. and numbor ~ Killings and Buici les
ara oabbeflef are Gdded 70 tho list as each year
loAs BY
ilo latest reports from HenncO state that "a
i-.e suca rumOre originated could moi Do learned
'ns.or1ay by a DnFArCB reporter The Com
iloGWeahn's Attorney received no Information
p any such afalf, ana none Of the justices Of the
iesos Or cOunty c1nslRDles Rad heafd Of IL. The
.rruc OF the tragedy could not be located nor
-Ju-d ANYTHING definite be asGertalned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
Mr. Crnne md tho AcndeipY.

hr. Crane gave another delightfui performance
q The heuat0r" at the Academy last night
40 vii pat 90 for the iast time Of the mat
iISc tt1s alteTa0eu. and tonight gil play Tue
a aefiosn hinistef' This Is new comedy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

Nr. J. Henry Cook died st $50 O'Clock las.
nght Of the residence Of hr. r. sshesIe,, co,s ied
tpssT,vsoty-third and Darlington etteotsi ekou
~ ~ ssrrs Deceased was stricken Will paIhlysis
10 days ago and never rallied. Inc rens sns
,,,I he removed to-day 20 hts residence, NO ove
north Eighth street, ana INC iuhoie' ""A
..inca snnie time tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

A wierd and interesting story of pic
ture, being strange Christmas. Eve cx-
per'ence in an old Richmond mansion,
VIII be told by member OF the DISPATCH
stad IN to-morrow's l2-page paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

Central stock, 7Ol4s72 Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern lists, 1ls hid do. LIST income,
6gla bid /; do. 2d incomes. 291Ra3O; do. "a IN
comes. 9 asxed consolidated gas bonds, ll51sa
1855; do. stocks, 5Sa5S1S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
,.r.u.tu a, the rhratre.

H. L,vis Morrison's company presented
:. Faust" al the Theatre last n,gnr i, i no1 a.
1rtr,e 10 the dangerous illness Ok nus
ppsnghtsr. 4 iseiad tho attendance very Efesly'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

Judge Samuel Il. Witt had a pleasant surprise
Yesterday morning whom the e1press-Wagon
stlppcd in front OF his door and the man IN
charge carried in "a box a. big rs writing-desk.
- / thought u was piano said he Judge VI
sroating Of the matter TO his friends lator m
tie day But as 10 after Of fact, Il was a hna
Christmas turSoy. Weighing some thirty pounds
or more, Gent 10 the popular Iufist by mr. Z; u.
Een,zeI District Attorney Of York, Pa. The
turkey ~ an immense one and might be called
n Iineal descendant of Buchanan, as one very
much Ike this one was sent 10 President
buchanan from the same place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton, &c, and the
weather Indications.
nv tnlorrnnh 10 tho plspatch.l

- WAsHISGTON, d. C., December 3D.
trun Forecast for twenty-four hOurs-from
l TAIN midnight to midnight: For Virginia.
- generally fair weather, aorthwesterly
winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather, rortherly
winds, becoming variable.
Weather conditions; SNOW has fallen In the
Lake regions and the upper Ohio Valley, and
llgnt furries OF snow during the day on the
Atlantic coast and In the Northwest. Light
rains have fallen in the lower Mississippi Valley
The temperature is 10 70 20 degrees below tho
normal m the States bordering on the northern
frontier from Maine 20 Montana. Tho tempera-
ture has risen decidedly in the Southwest The
pressure has fallen rapidly east Of tho AUegha-
MES during tho day, but IS now rising.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and cold. Tho skies were clear at mid
night.
Range OF tho thermometer NJ the front-door
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

A Christmas in Old Virginia Is the title
Of q Christmas story by Mrs. Burton Har-
rison. which will appear IN our Sundays
t0ua0e edition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
.-,a,,on Tor Mrs. PauihsuG

Mrs Charles A. Paulbsus who y TsS - street rect
Injured 50 the recent eAp,oiS Iii Al the aims
sn ssSso ady Who e taking an interes1 ' m1s
PsalSauss behalf was enssgSd ysssetts ne Injured
noon N getting up money 70 . sS sSe had So
woman 10 New jersey. AZ D ocs. , Duo
cnreS almost the required amount
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
o,- y,.itor. intna Biz Metropolis.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NEW YORK. December 23.-J. II. Frisbee, X.
Z. Furth. Earles j. Bryan, Marlborough; H. V.
Seymour, BlrinOldi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

Tho DISPATCH has few personal remarks
to make TO some of its Christmas readers.
See the first page Of to-morrows great IL
mace nannr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

HkLnkons. December 28.--Vlrgisia ocnsols,
as FAXED; 90. 10 sos, 36a40 do. 50, 73ssA74 [;
Baitlmsrs and Ohio STOCK. eJl4a94s4s Aerthsrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
ooA,NANo COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. December 23.-OFFsRiNds- Corn
1,OlO bushels. Oats. 2,0UO bushels.
SALEs Corn, I,0l0 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WagAr.-Longbsrry. 74a7sc. Mixed, 72a17c
shorrperry. 70a77c. No red, 76a77c-
CORH.--White, Virginia, new, bag iots' foc'
No. white, 4Sc. No. = mixed, 47c
oA-a-Wlnter Tor seed, 3sai2c.; No z
mixed. I9a4Oc. NO. mixed, 37a3sc.
hYE.--jSa62c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

The Chnstmas edition OF the pisPAr1 81
will be a great paper with IL pages 0i'i"''
of choice matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
kllge OF NO I15III0TTI0I"I ~ VH0 IE007-'40
OF the DISPATCH Office yesterday:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Moan temperature...,... ..'...2V1a
Height Of water In river, Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

The tendency Of prices IN the early trading
was upward, the most marked advance beng Z
ner cent. in Manhattan, to $40, the highest
urico attained since the late Cyrus W. Field
lifted no the quotation 10 10 in opposition to
the wishes OF the GOuld-Sage interest, ana
which resulted in a subsequent drop OF nearly
100 noints In the stock. Pacific Mail rose Ia
per cent on rumors Of an impending settlement
~ the differences between that company and
tho banana railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
vNO INVESTORS.

rTO INVESTORS.
All persons contemplating Investments FOR
1893 arc M gited 10 consider the desirabllty OF
tho stock OF TIE OLO-D0MiNiON BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, which Is sold AZ $50
per share aud has a maturity value Of 800 per
share, paying 8 per cent. annual cash interest
until maturity upon the amount invested.
This stock presents the rare combination o.
handsome returns with security as absolute ~
any known investment
Call on OK address -
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
ll15 Main street, Richmond, Va
j. TAYLOR ELLYsos. President
DIRECTORS;
D. TAYLOR RILYsos, JOHS s. BLLsrr.
JOHN Is. PURCELL. NORMAN V. RANDOLPH
FRANK 4. SUTTON. do Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. December %, 1892.

Closing quotations at tho STOCK Board:
0oysHSMsST 5EJURIrlzg. Bel Asked.
United states 4's...................l Lib
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

DR.. Oppenhimer was notified Yesterday that
carload Of beef had arrived IN The city which
was UNIT for use. He foHnd that the meat Was
for Messrs. Armour a Co. and Discovered tnecar
standing ON tho siie track at the door OF thor
warehouse, corner Of Sixteenth ana 1rscs
streets. Ito secured the services ~ an expert.
and after examining the beef, pronounced II un-
M for food and ordered the car olt OF tho ci'y.
It was impossible 90 ascertain whore the meat
was from.
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CrY on MANCHESTER, Va. Dec 0, 1899. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER PEI
CRST. BONDS. dated January 1. leS;, redeenp
able at the pleasure 81 tho city alter zen yesxss
ARE HEREBY CAILEDl AND WILL bkfAID
on AND AFTER JANUARY l. 1898, on psesear
tation at tho Mepchanss National bank, Rich
mond, Va
interest viii essse on the same January \
1894 J. w. BkoNAu0u, IN,
TreAsurees
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Nrm YnRK pRonrCE MARKET.

FLoUs-We qujsD: fine, s2as2,2o. SUPER
nne 81. 25asl.50; extra, s321ls3.oO' hniNh
s3.5Ose3.75; patent. s4.50as475.
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RICHMOND. Va. December o iso&
vxyE CALL ATTENTION TO TIE
wv above notice, sad have FOR SAIL 49,
700 City OF MANCHESTER 3 PRk Cha
BONDS 1t %, Issued 10 redeem mo nlnoone q
THOMAS DRANOu = 90,
Bankeru an1 UeokoeA
Dc io-ssdsJsi laeA hsiA 49,
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NEW YORK, December 23.-The stock market
was less active than Of late. the sales reaching
the small total Of 100000 shares, of which 49,
600 were listed and 10000 unlisted