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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
TURKISH SITUATION.
MINISTER TERRELL SAYS AMERI-
CAN INTERESTS ARE SECURE.
Diplomats Have Exhausted All
Means of Action in Matter of Adj
ditionnI Guprdships-They Await
Further Instructions.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-Mr. Alex.
NJ. Terrell. the United states Minister to
Turkey cabled the State Department to-
day from C9nstantinople that everything
relating 20 American interests was salts
factory. The missionaries. he said, are
safe, and their property Is protected.
ARMENIAN PETITION.
CONSTANTINOPLE, December 4.-The
Armenlans residing In Constantinople
have prepared a petition TO the Powers
which they purpose presenting to the
various governments through the Austrian
Ambassador
The diplomats have exhausted all means
OF action in the matter OF the issuance
Of frmans by the Porte permitting the
presence in the Bosporus OF second
guardships. under the Instructions thcy
had received from their respective gov
ernments. They have now asked their
Cabinets for fresh orders, the arrival OF
which they are awaiting.
REGGIE OFFICIAL KILLED.
CONSTANTINOPLE, December An.
Petrovitch. an Austrian subject, who was
chief o' the local official tobacco regie'
has been murdered while travelling IN
the Kharput District.
The officials in Erzeroum, BarDuiP
Erislnhian. and Bitlis continue to force
the Armenlans, under threats OF reneweu
attacks TO sign addresses thanking the
Porte for protection during the recent
disorders, and praising the Sultan's pater-
nal rule.
Several notables I'm the Erzeroum DIS
trict have been in like manner compelled
10 telegraph to the Patriarch, demanding
the recall Of the Bishop. in consequence
Of the latter's dispatches 10 the Marquis
OF Salisbury, indicating the deploraole
situation.
SIXTY KILLED.
CONSTANTINOPLE, December 4.-Ac-
cording TO the latest advices from kaise-
ria. Asia Minor. sixty Armenians are
known to have been killed in the massacre
there on November Both.
TURKISH GOVERNOR DISMISSED.
CONSTANTINOPLE. December the
Turkish Governor Of kaiseria (kaiscricn),
Asia Minor. where a massacre or Chils-
tians occurred on November avul, mas
been dismissed by order Of the Porte.
AID FROM THE POPE.
ROME, December 4-Ihe OsserHatore
Romano saws that the Pope, Immediately
on learning Of the rObberies ana nassa-
cres of Armenians sent 5000 lire 10 MsI.
Azarkn. Catholic Armenian Patrlarch AT
Constantinople, for the relief Of sur
viying victims
ADDITIONAL GUARDSHIPS.
RERTJN. December a.-The Cologne
Gazette. as the result Of Inquiries IN
official circles. realIirms that Cabinets anu
diplomats alike are unanimous IN INSIST
ing on the admission OF additohal sudiu-
ships into the BOsporus. -
II adds that nothing is known OF the
rumorcd British utimatum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
.,,,,- vopK STOCK MARKET.

IN
>-u,Yv WORK. December sugar was
A., nrinciual feature of the tradlhs AT
i've Stock Exchange to-day. but hel'heI
tho sales nor the fluctuations WsIe %
imnortant as or yesterday. sur 49,
sbare. az the stOck changed hahi7' 49, az
49, ,rica ranged between l02 81 ana 10
closing AT 10l. q gain OF a luh lTo'i' io'
the DAY. .,,.. ,o,,,er at
'o23-i but soon rose to lU' ON tils
.o,ce i'm the price OF refined ana tne
,,t.t ,bo. a suit had been brought
a,,,i.,tt tha company. with a view oil re-
str,ioinq il from doing business IN TINS
set Late i'm the afternoon, however
treasurer Searles was served WIN -"
-. i'm "a c,it brought by Syracuse par
d., and tho stock ran on TO lv5 81. 'uP
-, U.s. forthcoming at the decline anu
ths stock closed ~ lui. e...,.,,
Chicago Gaa, while rather ieeel.9,,'
rulcd slightly higher IMAM oh
day. at 63 1910 l-s. -,,o 3, tho
Tobacco ran OF SIS, to ~ Is IN the
-. ,radine and then returned to ~ >.
Rubber brke L. 10 d. To- am
or preferred 1. 10 g.
THE railway list opened lower theh pc
..,r,o steadier. but ran III again IN the
iste dealings. Iurln gton, baltimore anu
ohio and the lnterratiOnals were WeaN
thro,obout. LONDON was seller OF IN
|, ternational stock the President nies-
saae. AT least that part aeallls W.sh
currency matters. having iaheh nat lne
6rrnncss OF the sterling eNO""i'7,
III and the likelihood of increased
gold exports on SATURDAY IA" a, -,
dencv IN check trading for the buii &c
INT The November statements OF lhe
60 paul and the Rock Island did not
emo ~, 10 expecta tons. and there was
moderate selling in consequence
prrlington and Quincy was especially
weak. and fell to y 80
p',I,ir,ore ana Ohio was heavy. ana
on saies of only 1908 shares dropped So
70 5O1-2 and closed at 81 -
In the special;ies, Pacific Mail rose o-o,
IN Re. declined to 81 81 ana reco'ereu
to % - 5000 900 - 40
~ E,,ansville mi Terre Haute T. 10 10.
the market closed irregular ana IN the
main weak ,,....e,e4o,,
- cent baltimore and Ohio. however.
1t as 10 81 II. Pacific Mail gained
c,,oar / and Consolidated Coal rs
per cent. o9,ou sbares
pnrds we're irregular. but in the main
ureal The sales footed up s.l21"o
The sales of listed STOCKS assI esa ga . a-i
,2s ga shares, and of unlisted stocks $3.50
shares. Ct. g., 400 49, .,,-
Treasury balances |oin' S'i'-0''V''' cur
rency. 500 2g7,Oi5.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy. az 2a2 IL per cent;
last loan and closing of1ered AT per cent.
r,.t,,,o mercantile paper, 1920 per cent.
par silver. 81. Silver at the board
,ooIecfal
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
.,,,tness i'm bankers bills at A.6 3-fu
siSS for sixty days, and Siss for de-
S,.,T Posted rates, A.SS l-2qAeo. Com
merciai bills ATIqA.@ II.
g. government bonds steady. State bonds
oniet Railroad bonds irregular.
.IoCN q UTATlON>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED.
Pullman Sleeper Turned C"mpicte''
over-Eight Persons Hurt

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, December l.
The passenger-train on the Savannah
Florida and Western railway from Al
lanta to this city was wrecked hiteeh
miles north Of here at 7:oo to-nisht by the
rails spreading. The Pullman sleeper was
turned completely over, and the iollo"4hS
passengers were injured: H..
II q, Needler. Louisville. Ky; chest
badiv hurt. and injured internally.
Mrs. II. g. Needler, right arm crushea
at elbow. ,,.... 20 co,.-
ington, Ky, bruised about head ana
Siy+vear-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin. fingers crushed. NJ
Mrs. Teal. mother Of Mrs. J. b. Mar
tin: head bruised. $500, ,.-,,,,.,,
about body. ..o.. ..,,,,-
raj artery severed. 4. ..i,
Ali of the injured were brought to TINS
city. The road was blocked by the wreck
for several hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
FIRE ~ D.NVILLI;.
Plane, Destroy Two Large Tobacco-
Factories.

Flames Destroy Two Large Tobacco
Factories.
IiNtlLLE. rs. December 4-(Spe-
II-at $50 o'clock This afternoon fire
VOL. i covered 900 ,he third floor Of the
factory of The M.adc-suthcrlin Tobacco
Company. Limited. and before the depart
Ht could reach thc scene the flames
t.r bursting from The windows. The
factory d. located ou ih. corner of Linn
ORD bowl streets. and Tie fire was first
.u from fle Linu-strcet front. it swept
nri floor of lhis factory TO a
f.r.r loyal street. and I'm a few min
l.. both re burning hercely. ON the
r of the first factory was a
.t.. ol loose tobacco and tobacco
.. nL although there We're six
.' water poured ON the burning
structure. f.e water seemed TO have no
eject uching the flames. for She
U. 0u until one building was
er.I H thc other partially so.
RUSH FOR SAFETY.
l thc room in which the IRE
rr. NIc Employed 20 colorcd hands
H.r u1i aware of the fire above
notified from the street and
t. aH. Was ID sCdmpcr. They made a
Oboe exits. and. luckily, all
Dr iom the doomed building. While
employees were leaving TIRE
Collins behind them from enc room
number of the employees lost
n. c.uaks. wraps. and over
o1lel man rushed back and
Ut rcoat ass Cd portion of the
- feI but be gOt out safely.
.u ttl.i an Their books and
t,ral packages OF tobacco.
belong % the late W. T.
estate. and have been stand
number of years In one of the
Ws iuauguratcd by Major
OBJ. nrst steam-przery ever
r l laWViie 10 was also used du-
h uar for the confn ment Of
captured by the Confederate sol
LOSS AND INSURANCE.
saaIln-Meade Company carried
W Hl-. stock of leaf tobacco. and
a band great quantity Of most
Grades OF the weed. The origin
W f.. is unknown, - II caught on
whore n0 work was going on. The
.oOh buildings and fixtures may
reach i2J 000. ON which the
Meade Company had an insur-
stock amounting TO $1,000. as
Greenwich and Lion, each $1,000;
BRITISH. 81 900. Underwriters. 5000;
Royal. $500: Fire Associa-
Ihe building WIS insured for
follows. North British. $1,000;
a Union, 5000. Commercial Union,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
INJURIES PROVED Fatal.
The Roanoke Poultry show-Judg-
ing the Birds.

ROANOKE. VA. December i.-(Spccial)
George Carpenter, who was struck by a
shiftng-enginc Monday morning and had
one Of his feet crushed off and his head
badly mashed died at his home, in
Northeast Roanoke, at Il O'Clock last
night
At the Poultry-Show this morning j. -.
Nevins of Philadelphia. the expert judge,
was hard az work deciding the merits of
the competing specimens Most of the
time was consumed in the barred Ply
mouth Rock class. which is a very full
one. comprising many supf riOr birds from
the yards Of Boumont Farms, Salem;
John H. Garst, Roanoke county: A. ID.
Rice. Roanoke; r. r. Harding. Allegheny
Springs: John Ridgely. Towson Md. r..
r.. Robinson. RockhridEe county, and ".
NJ Carroll, Lynchburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

No auction offerings on Change TODAY.
and private sales light.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites siSlO: tobacco. sl,797l2. Total.
81, 1892.
Loose bright sales to-day were not So
large as yesterday; nor was the quality
generally as good. but prices ranged bout
pers or fine cutters were on sales. hut
those sold created lively competition. Let
ter tobacco and larger sales are expected
tomorrow
The dark sales showed up I'm much
lareer quantities to-day than any dav
heretofore this season. while the quality
was also a slight Improvement ever
former receipts this season. Highest
price. Sc. Total sales for the day, 81 500
pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET,

CHICAGO, ILL, December THE
Wall-street crowd. which Is generally
supposed TO be on the long side of wheat.
was selling at New York to-day. Then
the West was doing considerable in that
line both at New York and in this market.
The best buying was for short account,
and IL was by no means urgent, so that
prices had but Indifferent support during
the days session.
May wheat opened at from 60is to
50 S-Sc.. and sold between 60H6O Is ana
and 6OiAd60 5-Sc.. closing at 90 3-Sc.-l-sc
under yesterday. Cash wheat was I'M
changed. TO a shade lower
COrn-For awhile after the opening To-
day corn was quite steady. but when
wheat elected to decline. corn also adopted
a similar course. Subsequently, on cover
ing operations a rally took place, put
no one was rash enough to take hold Tor
an advance. In the face OF the big CROP
there Is an aversion 10 aggressive Dun
tactics.
May corn opened az Is 5-Sd2S74c., and
sold between 2Sf and 2Si2H& 5-oc, closing
at % 5-Sd2SAc.-a shade higher than yes
terday. Cash corn was duh but steady
Oats-The sentiment In oats was an
tagonistic TO higher prices Yesterday
low record still remained, the buying pc
ing unequal to causing a recovery. May
closed a shade under Yesterday
Provisions We're unable 20 Withstand the
effect of another big run of hogs at the
yards The decline in wheat was not
encouraging from "A speculative stand
point The market was In its usual Dun
and uninteresting condition. ana the
trading attracted no attention The
closing prices were 10c lower for May
pork, 2i2N5c. lower for May lard ana
&C. lower for May ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05

1901: March. $Sos. April ssll May. 1914.
= June, &.is. July. ISL august. -, Sep-.
tember --; October Nij
NAyAI~sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. December g.
ROsin-Firm. strained, $i.35. good strain
ed. 81 o.
Spirits Of Turpcntine-Firm: machine,
25c: irregular, 2likc.
Tar-Steady at SOC
Crude TurDentino-S Steady; hard. sil0.
SOFT 81 50: virgin. Sl.60.
CHARLESTON ). c.. Dec mber -
rpentine-I'irm, az &c, receipts, "
c9gk
Rosin-Good strained. firm. az $1,000
Sl.S0: receipts. D barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. December i.-Spiriis
OF TurDentinc-Iirm. az 23c.. with sales
OF 1000 casks. Receipts .Z25 casks.
Eosin-firm and unchanged. Sales
300 barrels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
S,veo,shop building Burned.

VIEW YORK, December 1.-THE six
.,orv sweat-shOp building, corner Attor.
,ev and Riverton streets, was sutted by
49, tbie morning. A dozen people had
~ he carried ont OF the two tenement
houses on either side Of me bu l.lliil.
ged 10 drop TO neighboring roofs 70 get
20 honses. where they could escape into
he street. All escaped in safety, how
,,or Ioss $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
,rr.hIx Fatal Train Wreck.

BIUEFIEI.D. W. VA, December A.
nv n wreck OF coal trains on the Norfolk
and Western railroad at Lick Branch this
evening three men were killed. double
rain with pushers was going up a steep
Grade when the first section broke in
t,vo The pushers were forced back, and
collided with the engine of the second
section. J. W. For.ines, the engineer;
man G Il. Heilig were buried in the
wreck and killed All resided in Bluefeld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05

pITTSBTTRG, PA. December 4.-The
National Bar-lron Association was or
,,onizeS mere to-day, the following officers
President. James G. Caldwell Louisville.
Vice-Pres.dent, II. T. Wallace, Whining
ton, Del.
Treasurer, George NJ. Bard Muncie, Ind.
Secretary, j. ). Elverson' Catasauqua'
Pa. go
The new association will arrange for a
uniformity i'm what Is known TO manu-
facturers and the trade as extras
The western bar-ifon men held meet
ing here to-day also.
There was no change made In the price
of iron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
EafaIlr (OId Menihcr.

HUNTINGTON. w. VA. December A.
The coolest weather of the season was
experienced here last night. This morning
John Sharp. a painter, whose home was
at New Martinsvllc, ". Va was found
frozen TO death ON hin two miles south
Of here. he had been employed here for
several months. and was ont late last
night, when he was probably overcome
bV the severe weather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
Fatal FrcigIit-Train Wreck.

special TO the News from Huntington.
W. Va. says a disastrous freight wreck
was caused on the Norfolk and Western
railroad ON Patrick creek early this morn
ing by the engine leaving the track Fire
man Gauge was fatally hurt and four
others were severely injured. The engine
and fifteen cars were totally wrecked. a
bad wreck took place "a few days ago
~ lhe sumo nlacc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
Election In Atlanta Close.

ATLANTA. GA. December Am the
CITY election. held here to-day the vote
was very close. At midnight the count
showcd the election Of Woodward and
Dipnick for aldermen on the Citizens
ticket. They were opposed By a ticket sup
oorted by the American Protective Asso-
eiation. The Citizens ticket for the
Council Is leading, so far as the count mas
'-oue but the result will be very close
md some candidates from both tickets
,,,av he elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05

..,rE December f--Thc Press
N." .....,ro has had an address from
C.' ,., of distinction In The Audi
...r yesr for several years ! n l,
ur Gladstone for lH.O' ana '"o
.'.. rficago supplemented the re-
n'' .t a cordial invitation TO MT.
.rl his family. These Letters
o.. Nr DcpcW 90 be forwarded
..-.aral letter from him. The
rH fr Gladstonc's answer:
'' "Hawardcn Castle,
.chcstcr November 8, 1896.
..- ,fr percw.
..... had the honor 90 receive your
OBJ. 10Th uitmo. which forwarded
obi. invitation Of the press CIup'
... and couutcnanced by the
.tr,.a OF the Mayor Of the
.... off chicago.
.,r.t too strongly express III!
obi. honor thus done me, ana l
AID chat in my opinion no cause
.r.I ard none more urgent .."D
nr Armcnians has ever Deeh
,...fre tho citizens Of our humane
.......r.i country.
.. fha moment cnvcloped' 80 lar
... sre concerned. in uncertain
...r arc indications that the
... $50 The wall. which warned
.. l..not of bis coming doom,
....n traced visibly enough TO
approaching crash OF
.uanmcnt far more impious
,
.... foclincs } stll must not
t1 thc facts of my situation.
..e public life. 1 can attempt
.....n without considering much
r ruth. and even the importance
must have TO say. and 4 am
... 4uc.i that my undertaking
... r..ros for such 10 would be)
... .rt time would De beneficial
. Armenian cause.
argument on such a question
...... short lr physical undness. The
good health is stin vouchsafed
diminished strength. imper-
and growing deafness inca
.... from public efforts which
nv considerations might Lead
.. .r ke. and connnc my inter-
-. others 10 what is purely pri-
.ra very restricted character.
rI This reply with much regret,
.I. .I ful au assurance Of its ne
.. orcrsou oct me hope that the
.sr.. of g0m great and in such
-...r sauy impartial country will
rarauy used in the cause Of right.
.. remain. with much respect, dear Mr..
l...H.
.ry faithfully yours,
,-r.l "W. E. GLADSTONE.
'H.r Cam.ey NJ. Dcpcw."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
LEADING MERCHANT DEAD.
Mr.. Presley y. Powell. Of staunton-
Newspaper Sale.

STANTON. VA, December 4.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. Presley y Powell. for The
past thiriy-five years one Of Staunton's
leading merchants. died at his residence
here to-day. after a ten-days' illness. II
was about 20 years old. and was born in
King William county Mr.. Powell was
grocer and commissioners and
was one Of the wealthy men OF this sec
ton. lie was director i'm the Au
gusta National Bank. and was
81 tward of the Methodist Episcopal
church. lie leaves a wife. a daughter
Mrs r. l.. Stratton-and three sons who
are prominent merchants-Messrs. James
H.. Presley f.. and 'rar H. Powell.
The wspaper plant Of the Stanton
Spectator was sold al auction to-day
Colonel r.. $ Turk being the purchaser
II is not yet known whether or not Colo
mel Turk will publish a newspaper The
Spectator Is one of the oldest journals
in Virginia. II was founded sevcnty-tWo
years ago For the past thirty-five years
Richard Mauzy has edited it, along high,
clean, conscientious lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
Assirnmcnf NJ Winston.

WINSTON. y. c., December 4-Nessrs.
scot & Hudson. one of Winston's
leading grocery firms. assigned to-day.
naming ". NJ. Hendren as trustee. me
lars The liabilities are not yet known.
The firm hopes 10 reopen in few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
Carolina Convention Aaiourns.

COLUMBIA, $. c.. December THE
constitutional convention was in session
for three hours this morning, and dis
posed of the report of the Committee on
order. style and Revision. At 1.3S the
actual work of the new Constitution was
completed The convention then took a
recess till a later hour. when the whole
thing was ratified and signed. and the
convention adjourned sine die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
Prohibition Dill Defeated.

ATLANTA. GA. December THE
Georgia House of Repre- sentatives to-day
defeated the Bush bill. which was prac-
ticaUy state prohibition bill. The bill
received Is votes. and there were g.
against Eighty-eight votes were neces-
sary TO pass IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. December A.
Virginia IS. "A bid; do. Century,
bonds. 81 Lac IL; Baltimore and Ohio.
b bid Consolidated Gas srock. 81 IL
asked; do, bonds. SIS lO6 "a bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORr oF RIcHMoNp. De. 1. lss5.

fOhI of RICHMOND, DEC. L. lN0.
Atli.is r.D
Steamship Wyanoke. Davis. New
1Orh, mcrchauu.sc and passengers.
George W. Allen q Co. agents.
SAILED
Steamship Wyanoke. Davis. New
Ne" iOrN. merchandise ana passengers.
George W. Allen * Co.. agents.
steamer Poe pontas, Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Irwin Weisi.
ger. superintendent.
PORT OF WEST POINT, DEC. 4. 1896
tBy telegraUn.b
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danyille. Murphy. Baltimore;
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvile, Murphy, Baltimore;
passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. 4th.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Ribston, New Or
leans.
British steamship Mayumba, Calves
ton
British steamship Oregon. Liverpool.
Schooner r. HeveOver. New Haven.
Schooner J. 5. Sewell. Boston.
SAILED.
British steamship Brussels. Antwerp via
Norfolk.
British steamship Ribston. Copenhagen.
British steamship Mayumba. Liverpool.
Barge Coal King. New York
Barge Quinnebaug, New Haven.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
liRNN LOCALS.
crystal Ncdding--TcIcpbOn
Lines Leased.

IIWFN T4VNNFWs
I.AN. VA, December -(Spccial)-
" "a pleasant social gathering
rt at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
- ieI. boo this place, the occasion
Ih. Iteration of the crystal we'd
nm. couple The latter were gene
membercd by their many friends
.lntauccs.
l.far and Sperrvvilic Telephone
Hth lines running from Lurdy
iIlr and 20 different points in
N has leased its lines for q
i've years TO Nr r. j. Footc.
Nu and the service viii be put
working order. These lines are
-.'' convenience TO our people. and
attention viii prove profitable
: nov .ullrnrI.e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
Insurnnce Underwriters.

ATLANTA. GA, December t-The Ma
tlonal Association OF insuIance IndeT
over of Boston. president. The associa-
tion win meet next June in Utica, y. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
LONDON AND pARIs-

LONDON, December 4-Bar silver
=" l-l5d. Consols, l05 9-l6 for money, and
100 Ills for the account.
$50 =. M.-Paris advices quote 3 per
cent. rentes at l0lf., Csc. for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
upeniug. nIsnes.. Lorss:. rIOslaE

Cash quotations: Flour was in a little
better demand on local account, but the
foreign inquiry was light. The feelinS
was steady and prices were unchanged.
No . spring wheat. JJ2,Q57c., No. red,
57at G6l lie No. , I'm. 253au2j lie. No.
oats. l7Gl7 Lie. Mess pork. S.s5uS ~ 2.
Lard, S5.32iaUS5.35. Short ribs, S435gSi 40.
clear sides, SL62isuA75. Whiskey, }lz2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHNIOND VA nanar,nh Ion ton-

Quotations: Wheat-Longberry 71d72c .
mixed. 69a Re shOrtberry, 6S071c.: No )
red, lie. Corn-White, Virginia. S6G37c .
No. . white. 3GN37c; No. mixed 35Si
35lAc. Oats-No. mixed. 23Q23Ac No
3 mixed. 22q2iac; winter seed, 2sq32c
Rve-4JN4Sc