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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
what Odd.rellows Are Doing.

A new lodge Of Odd-Fellows Is to be
Instituted at Woodstock, Va, In n few
DAYS. Special-Deputy q. Il. Jones, OF this
city. will do the work. and he has in
vited tho following dlgnitaries of the
order to accompany him on this occa-
sion: Gran1-MastsJ j. V. Grinstead'
Grand Secretary T. Wiley Davis.
Grand-Treasurer John w. Ferguson.
Grand Conductor William A. Slater. Past
Grand Masters D. A. Bucher. Charles c.
Wheat. d. r. Stansbury. John II. Krebbs.
Grand-Lecturer r. II. Branch. Grandpa
triarch Manly y. Ramos. Past-Grands
William Loeb and s. II. Rosenbaum.
The grand vistations which have been
going for the last month will terminate
on Friday evening next at Highland
Springs. Every lodge in the city Will
then have been paid a special visit by the
district deputy grand masters of Hen
rico District. and there IS no doubt but
what their efforts TO bring the brethren
together for instructions in the work
have done much good.
Past-Grand A. II. Burr, OF Danville'
md ono OF the Oldest Odd-Fellows in the
state. IS now In the CITY visiting brethren
of the order.
District Deputy GrandrMast w. F.
Homer, Of DanvilIe District. was in the
city on Tuesday last He reports the
order steadily growing in his district.
r. J. Carter, warden Of Charlottesville
Lodge, No. %, and Brother c. NJ. Brand,
Of the same lodge. came down with the
Varsity boys 70 see the football game.
Mr. James =. Blanks, grand marshal OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge. and who has
been visiting friends In the city. has re-
turned home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
Good Music for n Good Cause.

The Imperial Quartette one OF our best
local musical organizations. with Mr.. n.
#. Francisco. n gentleman of decided hn-
morous tendencies. assisted by the we'll
known Davis Brothers, right and left
hand banjoists, will give zone Of their
popular entertainments tomorrow might
at the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall for the benefit OF Trinity Lodge,
Independent order Of Good Templars.
Tho work Of this Quartette in rendering
southern plantation melodies and negro
dialect songs has been frequently and
favorably commented on by audiences all
over the State. and needs no special no.
tice. They will be remembered as con-
trbuting very pleasant feature 20 seve-
raj OF Polk Mnlers combination enter
tainments in this city. and Mr.. Francis
co.'s "MelanchOly Man" is an original
piece Of comedy work that wpuld reflect
credit on professional humorlst. The
Davis Brothers, with their banjo solos
and duets, need no special mention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
COUNTING THE TOTE.
.o.p,sTs FIGURES FOR SUPREME
COURT JUDGES AND OFFERS.
,.,e-IusiIoc Clark Gets Hill Vote
,.on,rie. for Carolina Hands, Street.
Railway Tracks Torn tp

,N.TIGH. y. C., Decembe i-Vpe-
~, The state Canvassing board late
go, r,.ht completed the eanvss OF the
,ste for judges 49, A.,
..,r,cnt on the question q the Nash
.., returns occupied to-daF until $50
., when the board deeidd to accept
o-le.nh returns sent the Secretary
=, STATE as "a, vote OF Nash This vote
'... sllcl to the other makls the total
enaws: Shepherd. 1856 Faircloth.
900. Clark ton both tickets. Hz'oV'
- 1855: Furohes. lG2': Burweh'
...-. Montgomery. 1899
q., board canyasscd the returns rom
49,. ,.nrrasslonal districts this evening
,..ov.. FIRST District w. A. Branch
..,-.ao. 1856. Harry skinner Custom
70. ,r0o rhrd Dstrict-John @ shaw
'-.~..r.o. 1861 Cyrus Thompson
..o.o COS. Ninth District-". T.
.,..-ri Democrat, 1874: hlmmohd
-..,, ,yNlsion.sO. 1883; oscar ) spears
.e..aucoal. 600.
',o board decides that II has nov power
evidence and correct clerical
TN. solicitors elected me- W. ).
n c. Richardson, W, + Bynuin'
d Uo!ton. " L. Mot, j. r..
,-vr al Fusionists). art w. J..
&C.,. T. W. P0u. J. l.. Welb, ana e.
,.-.a pcmocrots). On the hce OF the
= y. Woodland Oenocrao Is
.ll solicitor in the Seconi District
a Mclean OemocrtO in the
.,s bat tho board has postponed
.... In those two cases until Monday'
...,.--rr carr today received sl5.io
nt Vance monument hnd ron
..,,.0-o' township. Edgeconbe county.
NORTHERN SETTLCRS.
r.-.lr.,s nr lands IN THIS State are
., ID very rapidly Theic are from
..,. NJ tie North. and not few from
t..st 10 appears that special atten-
d.. lriry paid North Carolina just
49, " L Christian. cry editor OF the
,...,.rri Observer. left last evening tor
,.v Yark. There was a rumor mat ne
.s e.re- / his connection with the paper
.., 3 tor Merritt sad lie d.d not know
. t-.s vns 60. bus that Mr.. Christian
,r.r.t D. North some time.
ENTIRE OWNERSHIP.
49,. rgot cotton-mils here are now
,-.f entirely by James n. Williamson
s-f ~ b. williamson, who have pur-
,.-.s. th- half interest OF y. ii. roster
u. 3. ,,d ulat Nh c. T Bailey. Jr..
A.. ,, Les rtfv elitor Of the new Popuilst
,,..- vlich il 10 be established mere
= .l q month.
,,.s r..u s Holman. Of Waco. Ruther-
O., county. committed suicide on Thanks
~7rD's street-railway track has,
,...- rsreral lsgal complications, all been
..-- ~. 10 the great pleasure Of the
rrrtle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02

DEATHS.

IANGE.-Died, suddenly at her resi-
dence. No. 305 north Fourth street, Fri
dov morning November 30, 1884. Mrs.
NAGDAI.EN L. LANCE. Of Wissem-
bourg. France. relict of J. G. LANCE;
aged 70 years. f. @.
Her funeral will take place from o.
Johns German Lutheran church THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at O'CLOCK
Friends invited to attend.
No flowers.
NAY.-Died. on Saturday. December
LIST. Mrs. HANNAH MAY. wife OF jacob
NAV. in the 6lst year of her age:
The funeral VIII take place from her
late residence, 1903 east Clay street. MIN
DAY at IL o'clock.
SPOTTS.-Died. near Alton, Va. Satur-
day morning, December LIST, JOHN u.
SpOTTS. in the 6Sth year Of his age.
Funeral from First Baptist church
MONDAY, December Sd. at noon. Friends
and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend.
TUOMPSON.-Died, November 27th, at
A o'clock =. NJ, at the home OF his pa
rents. in Hasty. n. c., GRAfSON "a,
SHELL youngest child of Jesse >. ana
Deue wade Thompson; aged months
and % days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
The sLKs LODGE OF SORROW.
Exercises of Unusual Interest at the
Academy This Evening.

''The faults Of our brothers write on the
saa1. and their virtues ON the tablets or
love and memory" Is the supreme senti-
mont that stands inscribed at the head
o. the programme which conyenes a
Lodge Of Sorrow" or Richmond Lodge
No. 45. OF Elks at the Academy OF Music
this afternoon.
Elaborate preparations have been inaue
for the beautiful ceremony. which IL
timed 10 take place at o'clock. The
Academy will be appropriately decorated
under the supervision Of q decoration
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
A Double Wedding,

There was a quiet. but impressive. dou-
bic wedding at the residence Of Mr. 7.
W. Stagg, on east Main street, Monday
night the contracting parties being Mr..
John ". Scammell and Miss May e..
Stage, and Mr. James Il. Minson and Miss
Emma l.. Stage Messrs. Scammell and
Minson are both Of this city, and very
popular young men. The brides are the
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Stagg.
and are well-known and popular young
ladies. The ceremonies were performed
by Rev. Or. Goodwin, Of st. Johns Pro-
testant Episcopal church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
44c oass-No mixed. SAkss5c.: Ne !
nixed. 33,ta34c; winter. loaA7o H~ e's
n1cuMoNn roBACco MARKNT.

hlCHMOND lOoA(CV
RICHMOND, VA, December L-No auc-
ton offerings on Change to-day. -.
Private sales: Filters. Is; smokerS -,
cutters, "A: wrappers. II; dark leaf, - ~
luas q: dark scrap. %: bright scrap 20
Total. l73 hogsheads. .ws-
Revenue collections: Cigars ana ,S s
rettes. s3.26s.37: tobacco. N,As.VA 1o'A''
A,1l6i1
Stonewnli and Shelburnes warehouse
had small sales OF loose bright topacco
this morning. Shelburnes sale was oniy
fair one, while the Stonewali saie.
though very small was composed OF ~, x. ~
fine wrappers, which sold up 70 s'''V''
averaging 5000. "a.
Private sales for week: wrappers 80,
smokers, So; filters. 100: cutters, ~; GAIN
leaf, 49,: scrap. 81; Tugs, IS. Io,a'' Va.
hogsheads; against 759 hogsheaas 'aS'
week. ~rr,r.
Revenue collections for week; Clga ai
and cigarettes, ss,93l.Ss; tobacco sn'OS''S''
Total, so, i9l.72. at,
The leading feature OF the market this
week has been the large sales OF nns
South Carolina bright tobaccos' winch D. D.
at high prices throughout the WEEK. ~,
yate trading has been much lighter 'ha'
last week, and no real demand was NJ
ticeable for any grade. Filters leo III
sales. Dark tobaccos were dull.
STATEMENT SHOWING BEcEIPTs AND DELIVERIES of
Lap TOBACCO IN TBB CITY OF RlcBhOsp ~
RING OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER, 1884, AND siooA
on HAND NOVEMBER 80. 1894
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
snn.ui,,to,sfor Orphans.

pVITIAM. y c., December l.--(spe-
-.-. rbc subscriptions TO the various
.-t., asynins on Thanksgving-Day
.-.....el To- about $50. $G2lS OF this
l... raised AT Main-Street Methodist
+h Tais Includes $500 annually siVen
r., tra Dukes to oxford Orphan Asylum.
W. Campbell. q citizen living near
t.. r,orate limits Of Durham, died sud
....> g. -.crIuy OF heart disease; aged 81
t... Ei. complained at dinner. laId
rr ana died in 10 minutes
r.rg t4.Qo ia revenue stamps were
. ir November
sympathy Is expressed at the
tic death Of Rev. Joseph H.
.., ..r. iu South Carolina. this week.
Din. v.e over 81 years Of age ana Tor
s.,y hlN q century had served the
..,A lu North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02

May closed unchanged from yesterday.
CIsh oats were a shade easier.
Proyisions-A little activity was mort
in product at the immediate start, ana
also Mt the end OF the session. put tn1
g., ,9,,,ening time was dull and monoto-
nous The strength early came from N.
LIS where hogs were firm aud in light
supply. Later. an easier feeling obtained,
bnt ~ rally during the closing moments
was due to some covering by shorts. me ne
close was 7lsc higher than yestei ,U ~
lari and 1fG5c. higher for January ribs
The leading futures ranged as follows
Unentug Highest. Lowest. Closing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
FINANCIAL.
MONEY TOLOAN
III, SELDOM TAYLOR ~ son,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets,
no i-Sa2m
V'O THE HOLDERS
OF
FIRST MORTGAGE
7 PER CENT. BONDS
OF THE
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA Ind AUGUSTA
RAILROAD COMPANY
Maturing January 1, 1898.
Maturing January 1, 1898.
NEW YORK. Decemb /. 1871


The holders OF the 10000 First Mort
gage bonds Of the CHARLOTTE, co..
IIfMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD
COMPANY, maturing JANUARY !. ls1.
are hereby nothel that pursuant 10 an
agreement heretofore made under tho
"R.chmond Terminal" plan OF re9rganlza-
ton, the MARYLAND TRUST COM
PANY Will purchase said Bonls
at rar and accrued interest TO
DATE or MAICRIrY 0t which
time interest viii ccasc). upon. pre-
sentation and surrender thereof AT
ITS OFFICE. ~ BALTIMORE, MD.
ON or after January /. 1896. or at the op-
don of the Bondhoders. will arrangs -
EXTEND such bonds Tor FIFTEEN
YEARS FROM JULY |, isgi, At PER
CENT. PER AENUM INTEREST. upon
terms set forth in the attached notice OF
the said MARYLAND TRUST COM
PANY, II presented az It's office on or be-
fore December 20 1884.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
W. 4. G. EVEN, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
RAILWAY COMPANY.
W. 4. G. EVEN, Secretary.
BALTIMORE. MD, December /. 1924.

In accordance with the foregoing notice.
the MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY Of.
fers 10 the holders OF Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta First Mortgage pr cent:
Bonds. due January /, 1885, who shan
present same at iss Office on or before
December ~ 1885, the privilege OF ex-
tending them at per cent. per annum for
fifteen years from July |. 1884, upon pay
ment Of aia per cent upon the amount Or
bonds 50 extended.
Those who do not wish their Bonds ex-
tended upon these terms may have them
purchased at par and accrued interest 70
date OF maturity by presenting them on
or after January ]. is9J, at the onics OK
the MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY.
Thus the holder OF 1900 Charlotte, Co
iumbLa and Augusta First Mortgage
7 per cent. bond. upon presenting u Tor
extension, will receive 5000 extended
per cent Bond. carrying coupon due
July /, 1875, and SO in cash.
or, IL presenting It for purchase. VIII
receive
Principal ..............SOp %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
rninne EnfcrtnInment.

cnrrNcHGRO ~ c.. December l.
re- .il- Tho entertainment by the
,...... ladies' ~ the Normal and Industrial
..l ast night was the most unique
. e.-..,vful affair over given in TINS
D.. A state county fair was the style
q. .f. concern. II was intorspersed win
ptr otc songs. and the whole affair de-
.at.i the warm love these siris
.. f,r the OLA North State. The aflalr
s roy only enjoyable. but exceedingly
..ruetve After the exercises the stu
, -'- aaj visitors were treated TO an
..... .ru.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
General wInaer Tired OF Railway Life.

RALEIGH. \. C.. December l.-(spe-
c,tJ- the course OF an interview with
CeuerL-Managsr John II. Winder OF the
S.atoard Airline to-day. II Is learned
That the reason Of the resignation OF
his father. Vice President Winder, OF
That line was because he was tired OF
railway lifc and the duties OF his office
kept him away from his home and
family almost all the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
Tho Modern Mother.

has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
syrup of Figs, when IN need OF the TAXA
tive effect of gentle remedy. than by
any other. and that 1t Is more acceptable
IN them. Children enjoy it. and 1t bene-
fits them The true remedy, Syrup OF
FYgs. Is manufactured by the California
Ffg-Syrup Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
NJ Ifonchton Laid TO Rest.

SCOTLAND NECK. y. G., December !.
gr,cal) REV Mr. Houghton. an Episco-
r.I minister az williamson. died sud
..nly thls week. Among his family reid-
ttes who went from Scotland Neck 10
attend TIE funeral were Mr.. q. Lamp
er4 Mrs j. S. Hym0n.
Rev Mr. McCanyhan. the new Baptist
minister for this missionary field, goes 10
Llleld today 20 begin his work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
Pretty Carolina wedding.

T.ErOEG. X. c.. December 1-tSpe-
...Y la TIC Presbyterian church Of this
g. .,..y,ry pretty MARRIAGE was solemn
g. the 2s'h ultimo. the contracting
tru being Sir 4. NJ. Farley, secretary
..L ..-urer OF the Tarboro' Cotton
,ur a.l Miss Eueenla Williams, daugh-
&c. ~ I-. Donald Williams.
option was held, and the friendS OK
o.. r.u.v-welded pair enjoyed the occa-
r4 worry much. \ special train conveyed
O.. lf,.. and groom TO Rocky Mount
r.... another train was taken Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02

A visit TO the old stand of Mr.. Charles
/, Todd's store Sixth and Leigh, CON
vinces US that his new stock OF Ralsihs,
Nuts. Dried Fruits. Cooking Wines ana
Fresh Apple-Cider, are all in Keeping
with the times. His prices are also most
rensonahle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
EoTAsLEs LEAVING AsHEVlLLE.
=. p. steropson and Bill Nye Go to
yy,shinr,on-vander Purchase.

veshinrton-vanderb Purchase.
,-r-VuLE. X. c.. December l.-(Spe-
.l-Vico-President Stevenson left to-
DIV for Washington. accompanied by his
5-rrN,,r. Mss Letit.a, who returns 10
r,1-alns-scho0l in Philadelphia. Lewis
rf.eus1n has left for Bloomington, H.
r-.s Mrs stevenson. Miss julia steven
ana Mrs Scott remain here with
sis. Stevenson, who continues to I'M
Move. md who is reported as much pe'-
Ter to-day.
-ru Nye" and family also left to-day
f~r Washington. where they wlil spend
t- winter.
George ". Vanderbilt has just com
,...l tho purchase OF another piece or
y.maAIs land adjoining his already-iarge
estate II was bought from w. J. Cooke
f. $4,000 cash. The tract contains some
tr,o hundred and forty-four acres.
LICENSES GRANTED.
Tho Board OF Aldermen had on ex-
.,rr meeting last night 1t was the
..., DIV on which tho saloon-keepers
r. .l secure their licenses. and have them
.. 20 Dee confirmed by the Board OF
D...tv Comm ssioners. The knowledge or
.. fact brought out d number OF pron'-
...- workers In tho Women's Christian
-.-....suce Union. 10 interpose ObJec-
.... q, the granting OF the licenses they
-. chat 10 man who sold hqnor couid
.. .f good moral character, ana s"yihe
..t he Of them hero SOLD Iquor 20
rrs The matter was fu!ly dlscusSeu
d. r. board. and. finally, all OF the
--.. wore u~aut-d, and the ladies' lett
. r..r tn DISGUST. a letter addressed
-, board hy severol ladies was head
..- c ~ the North Carolina Equal
...I-. A.s1ciation." and peuuoned that
.... IS men helped TO pay for the sup
,..- Of -. schools. through taxation
they were equally interested with
,. r. .a TIE good government OF me
talt they should be given repre-
.-..t..n "a th. Board OF school-Commis-
,.s. 80 action was taken on this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
Pfinclp1l .....s....sss'si, -
Interest MINIMUM. - ~
Cash .............sLo3S %

The extended Bonds are assumed by th7
Southern Railway Company, principal ana
interest rayable in gold. as per extension
agreement and coupon sheet attached ~
ana 100000 OF tho First Consolidated
Mortgage Gold per cent. Bonds OF the
southern Railway Company are reserved
by the trustee, for which the holders OF
Charlotte. Columbia AID Augusta Ex'
their Bonds al any time prior % maturity.
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY.
de L25I3u,l3.l6.l9 baltimore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

prime mercantile paper, 4d5 per cent
Sterling exchange strong, with actuai
business In bankers bills at H@l2q4S54
for sixty days, and A.T4.9ioS for de-
mand: posted rates. AS1a4SSla; CONNER
cial bills, $iS5hatS6H.
Governn, nj bonds firm. State bonds
dun. Railroad bonds HIGHER.
Treasury balances: Coin. s1l2,7s3,ooo; cur
xnnr,t o. II 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
GKAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. Decem Der ], lS9.

OFFERINGS Wheat, l,esQ bnsnclA Corn
White, 520 bnshels. hye. - ousheis. ,v,,..
All busheis. Rye. "a bushels.
ouor ArIoss.--- Wheat Longbsrry. b7aUUc ;
mixed. 58a60c, snortpsiry. boe0oc: no
ga tOo Corn White virginia (bas lotsl'
ISsl6c. no 9 white. l6c NO mixse'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02

MASONIC NOTICE.-THE ~
wi s,sted communication Of HENRlCO ~
UNION LODGE. No 100. will take place
at Masonic Hall. on Twcnty-htth street, 1 on
MONDAY EVENING. December 81. az ~
o'clock. Master Masons Ia good slahu'"s a'o
iraternaly invited.
By order Of the W. ". -
de 2.lt' WILLIAM WlISON, oecIctaty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
MARRIAGES,

I,tyINr.N tqt5rh-W hIIE.-Married, or
Tuesday, November 9th, at the residence
of the bride, 719 IL south Laurel street
MIR Miss NJ. ESTELLE WHITE, OF TINS
CITY. to Mr. FERDINAND LElNE'
WEBER, of Baltimore, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, December L-Nlr,
eInia century bonds, 5S7s; Baltimore and
ohio, Co. Northern Central, 6S32; Console
dated Gas stock, co.'s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money. Bonds, stooks, Grain, To
bacco, Cotton. &C., and the wss-
tber Indications.

r. WARRINGTON. d. O., December 4.
ICiIp Forecast for Virginia: Fair wealth.
er. except showers in tho interior;
south winds.
North Carolina: Fair weather; south
winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
RICHMOND, VA, November q, ls9 4
!, NrArIfAI AE IrfIIAG OLE VH

THF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA uoI
SPRINGS COMPANY fol the purpose OF elecIlng
directors and for the transaction OF such o.ner
viii be held at the ONCE Of the company IN Iho
Pace building in the city Of Richmond on l U ~
DAY. December lin, at II NJ. The transfer
looks will be closed at II. NJ. December otn'
and remain closed until 10 A. VI. Wednesday,
nacen,ber1 10 1894. C. &. WEXFORD,
no 80 Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
TUE RANK cTATTNENT

The weekly statement Of the Associated
hanks shows the following changes:
Reserve decrease. $l2. Sc, 800.
Loans, increase. $iJG,70o
Spccie decrease. 1881 800
Legal-tenders, increase, 2,59l,2
Deposits. decrease $l2.535 900.
Circulation, increase, $500.
The banks now hold $500 In excess
Of the requirements of the % per cent.
r1lp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
State of thermometer,

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and cool. The skies at mid
night were clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER !, 1904
ARRIVED.
s,a.usr pocahontas, Deyo, Norfolk. merchan'
.,se ana messengers; irwin Weislger, superhi-
Schooner T.. Yanduseu, Godfrey. New fofh'
.ait sona and plaster; TO Master.
schooner N. II. Allison, kenestoh' bar r
Creek, s. c., phosphate lock; hichmoha 'no'
ih'o"' SAILED.
schooner Mary Curtis, Maker. Charleston via
NortoIk. coal; vessel, Curtis 4 Parker.
PoRToF NEWPORT NEWS, DEC l. ieS~
ARRIVED
American steamship Orion. Boston.
SAILED.
o,,ooner C. A. White, Boston.
barge Yopkers, New York
barge Chainelte, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT, DEC. !, 1894
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett pa'''iho'0'
,s.seucers and general cargo. 49, 49,.
steemship Lawrence, Foster, rro'iuo-'o' P"'
sepgers and general cargo. , x.w YORK.
'VS,s.mshlp Guyan1otte. walker, NO" ao'~'
,s.seneers and general cargo. ,.o>,
s,eamship Maltby. cartwright h'o'p''''
Eng sAugn
s,..mshlp Baltimore Bennett, barimo'o'
.asSangars and general cargo.
smsblp Lawrence. Foster. BALTIMORE pa''
..rgsrs and general cargo. 49,
steamship 0uysndotte, walker NJ" Ao'A'
passengers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-02
Mean temperature. .....
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 1.-Irregularity
marked the course OF prices On the Stock
Exchange in the initial trading. but soon
afterward the whole list moved up. under
the leadership Of American Sugar, which
rose "a. to s594. The change OF sentiment
In this stock was due to a belief that the
managers Of the company Will not enforce
the order Of Wednesday last. which called
for complete suspension Of operations.
There is more than a suspicion that the
expression Of Senator Smith on the ques-
ton OF free sugar has had considerable
influence with the officials. 1t developed
that lower WaH-street interests were
buyers Of the stock In yesterdays break,
and this. with the departure OF we'll
known operator for Washington, was
much commented upon. in view Of the
gloomy utterances of the leading officers
of the company. 1t was reported late
to-day that the dividend meeting an
nounced for Tuesday had been adjourned.
Gas sold down to 6934. the lowest point
OF the week. Later. there was a recovery
to 7Od69rs.
The general railway list was decidedly
frmer after the opening, and advanced
u to 19s per cent. Lake Shore, ST. Paul.
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Rock Island. Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan. Western Union, Jersey Cen
trail. and New York Central and the
Coalers were all conspicuous In the up
ward movement. The strength or the
Changers was dus to rumOrs that the -.
Paul earnings for the fourth week Of the
current month VIII show an improvement.
The Coalers were bought by shor's' VINO
are looking for important developments
in the trade TO follow Mondays meeting
of the sales agents.
In o general way the market was bene-
fitted by expectation of a favorable mes
sage from President Cleveland on
financial questions Speculation was
strong and higher. Chicago Gas made
net loss Of =, Distillers Of "a, and Bay
State Gas Of "a.
In the inactive list. Morris and Essex
advanced 29,, to 1Ci. and Consolidated Gas
~. to 1862.
The total sales were 1870 shares, OF
which sc. 500 were Sugar, and 1890 -.
Paul. Yesterday Sugar alone figured for
The bond market was fairly active and
higher