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_ THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1897. _
11A RKKT QUOTATIONS.
KF.ronTS mon aijl cheat ?rsi.
a IC 99 CKATMKS Or TOB W Ottl.U.
rtiSSS * altar??., How ?ja. ll.rli.,
?ram, Tok.reo, Cotisa, Cattlia,
ion"?'? *r*r?eda,r?a, Sa. Vareta*?
ad Ocnaa-tatle.
N ?R?. he rise of
. t sas practlen runted du?
' the stock aaa>
saaj sharp aat
I re Un rssdlt, sxceedtng 2 per cent.
: - Sf the Sp?-, over a p,.liit
aberp rrection al{ through
y the
.do ta?
ng at a ?'
. their linos
. :
wen? higher in
lire having
?h on tho
untry on a
i .on covcr
Thla cm,,?nation of
ks, due t
a powerful
^ factor lu Bat the la
f th?
and aarakam ?i a gen
? ,! i the
i London, afti r
. been
nd for
1 ' " I Taken
. :
I : fon la offering at that
' et of d,s
future of the c
nd . . ball buyla
. with
as re
. B* n
with a be
.'3t.
W?aeh it K?.?ked
hough tb . reao
muket had set in,
- " i an] ted la ties natural
i ti 'i mber riso."
'he fu
irse of the market very much
edition
: :.- v market, it is not 0~\
Bill be in rat ?-s
i Brat a% the > r? i -
.: accumulation
f \o the disbursement of Janu
> th?j United States
rurj : of the Union Pacific
r j ayment is to be
.7th, and tho last one
The reason given why
.. an ata a:?- b? Ing paid Into
,r..?*tury, instead of Ueinj* left on
I -?,?ik batiks, as was done
that the
: '
: petat that a high premium
v.? to be paid ' - sum
. : . r I these depaa
:ncy comino SOUTH.
n, In addition, an outflow
-tk to the
-, which is un
. at this time of r, and Whli h
uate tho temporary
:' :..
exchange bankers express lome
ments,
ThS 1 r .:: I
:
. our favor by over 10'.
.he balance In our I
al year to
:. r ; ?
rolini I exchange Is known
I |
I and Germany at in!
: . | balance to
.-nee of the
for m
I dtuiai end there
r lang Bterllng. Thai there are
s of money In Europe avail
;ntry con
..-; -. factors In
.- ta I
. the prices of at ?
ra, tl
in New .'
-i preferred
higher, i ?therwlss, the
i generally
points.
I up and then writ down.
S net gains re
lasues. T ?tal sales,
have decllm 1 l-S Md,
1-4. and (!?>., regis
' ' ' '
, e du
atocha to-day were
n nnd
I .ler
?Paul,
.... -r 175; Chicago
I . | Gf.s, 8,17a;
f vM> i:\-fHANC.E.
in iwrmlnelly at I
papar, ll-b*f?l** per
?.sit h artna!
: r de
? %4Mk%
5 " ' " .
4a.
. [? ,-,!u j | onds firm
trim
:,?MO.'lilli:OTATIO*i-l
Closina ??to^xs.
* n-.il t*.-.?? tm . tgj
i preferred. ,-__
J .
1 ?. bf.fi
''* . jo?;
. .. 'n'A,
tit? . . 1 ?' .! .
- "*.'o- Y
"< r. Z9J_\
unn?**ts. ?-q
< .. .--. S| ?
r l.i riu
?- K-. : l! 1 ISOO. -1,2
??.? ?ern. ', ,2
." A ,jj
. . or.?orr?>l. , ^~
*: .".* urn
tott-md . ,?hi?
. .'..JO
. ^j/
.1?4'<
. JO
IS a . - 114
L*n ?r ??rrt-a.-?*,-4
1 era .' ' -
? . _ .? ':
* ' , USB jrn-'tlon .
.
r.'-'N
02 ?a
lvl?Ba 1 .?,[. l.oil? . *'lH
1 an 1 m. Louis 1st oreferrea? **'
. ^ ?>e
1 ' eandUbto....'.'.'..*.*.,....... . !L
' rv.na ;. ?''?j
? 1 . ??.?iiM. DreterreS. ,,*
.? ..
n- : ,-reo. ',;_
?i.?.?i?iiir.i..fi-i
ror?u?BU??i.^...mm.*tS_\
issoane ax. j-. -ii*?
* ..- andi-LLli iirtite-re !.. ,'"
.? ?. ,1 u -iii ureinriet.... *'
S r ?r .... . 1"'?
Dpaoy. ... ?fji
;.^. _
-??i ?a.'?o*
1 .- ,!-"?*1
N?ir.-."??*
_*eax* -?aoii Un?. I "*
fituouif.ItW
l.aa?i?* .??.. " . . ?-''*'
knien?, j ...".'.'.....".!. u '*
1 ?in I ran ?.-?xj.. "'
bl U nsuu-i stiti I?ia,ucji'a littoret-. ?**
? .111 *>ao i'rsucl*-? 'id otai:...... ?#J
ltl*?';l.. ?*/ >
H?f?u .Ids
bt. i'atjl ?n<3 ilmi'i?. "i
" ''???uil **m*iia, yraforral.? "
1. ami ?a. .1 ?"3
b'-utbrniPayjin; .?_..?. *?'?
oui'mrr;.... ,. ?H
NeUMre. orelMew?i'.'.'.'."!,'.'.'..."..'.......... aW
aSlUi-aVWlC. ill
KgWYOIta NTOCK (*I?OTATION9
ctsalDf ?toeka.
7s?on Paetfle. -?,'4
- I*. I?. nndU.... 74
??at>a?b.Ht. t.. n? ?ni Caoin.'.?" 7
**i>arb. H houissnl I'acirif. praterr?-**.. Ih\%
*l.--?lllij; *li I LU* Kile?. t
axrR?- TOal-?jriga
.dam? Fxpreta.|M
American Kttpro?*. .II.?
nlteo State? Kxaia?*? . 40
?-.ell* r?rgo Cipreas.lid
MisYa.l.aNROl*.
ameritan cotton tni . '_*: ?.<
?unerican i e-iten tm prrtlorrtsi. 7.'?4
fcinert.-an SpiriW. 7v%
Miit.ii.an Spirits i?.-cferr?Hj.? 1N4
atasrteaa rooacoo Oa_. NtiVt
a. n.mean TobaoooCo. uro'erred.111
. l-.l hge Um . 0-7
runvtiKlaiod Li?.ISOlf
i out. Oab'? Ootaosay.I7i
loi.Ki-.c-i,\ i._^_.a "-4
( ol.Kaat .t l..i?rnlarru?4..^.. 7??
[' neiaigi<actno. 3:14
Illinois M??'i. 4'4
i 'i - l-.ir t?a? . ASM
UadTiasg.a.. :i*
I.ea.i prt.ierr.".l?j:*4
National l*SB??t1 till. ' i ;,4
I It't'F'l. lllMiruVOIIDMlt ' e> . 1 i ??i
FeclDrMail_. J!'".
I'tillman Pal?.?.17
MU. i? >n-.'ic-uaa . 5 1
Mrtiielarel Kcpe and Twine. 44
Anoerti-ar ?leur naiatarv . .?"I*'/?
Ani-ri,-?!) -?ucar KeP.nor?. Dret.II?
I.i '.and Jr..n . 2?
i v -Lsatbsr.- 7
I. s. Leather t.reierred. Hi
I . -a. Hunter. l?l
I . s. Hut-ber proierrec!. 01
VVertsri.tn.on. O ?Je
Nca-tl) westers.l'l--ji
Northwaitern. oreWre-1.10-1
ht. 1/--n? an,i Southwestern. . i\i
8?. I/iiii? an I south ?-??ten? 1st preferred.. 10 ;
KloOranile We?tern. OT
Kio?'randa Wftitern. preterrea. 00
".tjie??j;o ?Jreat Waaisra. ij*i
guMD i,i? r.
.State? 4'e. now. rejiatere.j.1204
I Mted SiatdS 4'?. now. coupons..l-!r?i
Unties state? ? ?? irKi* ?red.-.Ilg
U ait ?a state? ? -. eoaoe.il4**i
l iiited stales 'i'a coupon. 00*%
-Dotted state-? -? retjtia'.nreCI.1144
I ailed Stale? .'?s coupon-?.1144
l?intri.-l 3 U&B.H?l>4
alaterna (I'laa* M. 1(1?.
Alabama fOtaas i?i.101
aiauHiiiH, it'lsaa m. -- .1 ?0
Alaben? Currency.l?)0
A ten "on 4'?. BUM
AtclilS'ili adt 4 S._ . '?
1 atiadasoutnern lia.1???4
1 a N. I' . ? r iSa . 40
Cbeaap-e'ike A OUtoos.Il-'-??
C II. ?g !? 4Wt .l'J4'>i,
Uenver&K. U. l?t?.10s4
l'cuver & KU. 4?. no-a
last fsanaaas? lut? .....lli?4
Kri* -,-< ii'-rnl 4 s. 72
f \V. .V i>. 1st?, t. r. ',''-H
Dsesraj ai?-trie ft'?.lot?
t.. U.A S. A. ??B.10."?
(.. II A S. A. ' Is _. 1U<>
H. AT. Contrai aa.ll,-"-?i
11. -v T. Ceutral coa?ol 6'?.H?>">4
Iowa U :?t?. ??
ganaaar?~1flnrmninir 1 r. nt
KaaaasFaoUM itta (item mr.t, t. r.lit
Louisiana un-.*- caus?la. 4's. 101
I. ,v \. t m. ?'?. ?;f4
Mtesouri ?J?.100
M.K.J.2d?. xi'-M
M. K. T. 4? ...'. .
New York ?Jenirtu Isis. 118 1
New Ji.raer Osatlfal '*.II-';.?
None caroiluu .? ?..1916
Mortli ..-?r?iina4 s. . 101
Northern Pacific 1st.11'?
Nt.rtiiertil'ii-..ie.- '?. dt
Noribein l'aeMbe-4's. . i?-"?4
\. "i C. & st. L.4s . l'J'14
Norfolk ana W< ?teru 0 ?.i:-'.'?*?.
Ne.rM?e?*!Oein 1 ..i??e.i?..1 HI4
North wettert, a or-, .?s.Ill
(Ireaoa Nsrlgatioa ests .m'i
urtMran '.> itigatlon 4'i. 034
?? s. Ltasd s, t. r.
c. s. Lin--.??, t. r. VS'yk
O. laiplee. e-!llt'Ilt l8tS. t_ T.101IJ
?j. Iroprorament >'?. t. r.444
Psclficd'sof 1*5.10.--^
KeaOingV?. 354
k.?;. w. mis. *'?H
-St. !.. A L M e-e.llS .1 5*1.
-St I.. AS. K. lisnoral ti's.'I-"7-?
si.l'aui Consols.1?0
St. ]'. 1 . .V 1*. i it? .1 ' '
3k Panic, eg P. o'b? . .117*4
?South Carob.ia uon-iuud. ?*.. l4
SoulLerii it .--... 84Hi
Stan Inrel Reaps SSd I win? ?iV. ''!l1?
'1 ennessi(?ene?w 80?l?aient 11'?. H*^4
TesasPsotge 1* u. i?tM. e'4-ii
1 exasParirle.-n-irl-'ter- l "."s.-. -tort
tnionPaclOc 1'? of '?(J.10if4
II. 1 . i?. ?si; ni* lsts. >o
Wnbaihlst?'a.10.4
Wabas-a -'ds. ?'-?'S
-gfaat Sboro 4'?.1H4
\irg-.nia Centurie?. as?!
Virginia deferred.- J
Paci'lc ti's 04 'n .-l?:i
Hoi - and Ohio-4'?.? 't,/*
Pbilndelphla and Headinu if. m. 6's. ts>'?
, and Western ooetOX i'?... ?<t,4
Nortolk and Woitern preiferred ?tor?. 4<"-a
BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly bank stattrme-nt shows the
following -changas:
.? urjjlu?' reserve?, decrt-ase, J.?, 161,375.
Loan . li.t'W.'.'W.
., JSS7.100.
L,e.-gal-tenders, dMeTSSSS, 14.??Gt*,100.
J posit-,
Ciivuiaiion, dMi-eass, 1M',;.?'m.
Tho banks now hold H&,72S,060 In excess
of th? requirements of the Z'> per aant,
rule.
Tha Einander to-day says a decrease of
|3,ia^7S In ths anrplna reserves ot the
Kew York banks, lollowing a reduction
equally as large for the previous v-k,
brings ths ? isa caah In the banks to
r5,726,050, 0 very nearly to th? point
^a-h.-i at the height of tho outward
during the crop season. In
\.. w of this tact tha aharp advance in
.- rates noted early lust v.e-k may
Lpacted to continue for some time,
although the upward tendency lias bx n
rded heretofore as a temporary in. 1
Tha changas In tha statement or
tbo week aro so intimately cot?'.
with the payment of 18,600,000 into the
Bub-Treaaury bv the -Union Paol?c -
pany that tha totala .1" not rsQUlr? ds
tailed attention. The city national bank,
-, has ?been prominent In nnanclng
t?,is uperation. loses over 17.(100,0'.'') In BS?
.. us cash raaarv? tu tito ?o
1 fou., thing like ?W.OW.000, and us
e^brinkago in loans is more tbaii the total
:n,,t.d in th? average of all the banks.
The other banks, Said? from this one m
ir to have gained both in
.is and cash, und their loans BIS
.
-j ?,. -..-ments for the next few
boald be unusually ln
and important, aa two addi?
tional payments of over??)?,?? are to be
made to the Bub-Treasury b.-iore Janu
this money, which "may bo slow in en?
tering th.- active mark.-:, and tho ratlki
heavy deflclanclaa which the government
will probably incur ova> the January dis
burst nieiits. will make up for the con
tiactions due to payments Into the T1..1
sury on I'ae-ilie aettlsm? BtS, is the key to
the Immediate future of the money niar
k' t. If intei. st rates continue to harden
and aschange waahena, aa was tht* casa
Iggt we' k, 1 oint- iiittie.-tiiiK ?le velopments
may ba 1 xp- cu tl. Th-i- can be no prollt
in aterhng exchange investments under
th?s-? cUre-umstaaces, and as th? Treasury
re ports show an Increasing export balance.
In uur favor, rutes for money abroad will
bava to be maintained very lirmly to pre?
vent lossea ot spt-e ie to this slele.
Shipments to tt.e South, and the natural
shifting or funds as the January divi?
dends become due, are points In Cavot
of continued hard money. Of course,
Uiese conditions are aa yet but vaguely
d>lined, and may be quickly chancead,
but, on tho whole, are Important enough
to be borne In mind during the next tew
weeks.
?UrUMOND graft MaH "Kr.
ki'hiijs- ?. December 18. 18)7.
Balkb.?C'ltr Sank?50 ?bares st .'?4
i-JOTBa?sssr ? ?J i.ru?. Bid. Asked.
Uuiied.Sti.es 4'?, 1007. 11 -4
STATl- "?? PB M??.
, North Csroue.s ?'a. 10.">4
? North Carolina O'e,. I??
i Vtraint*;?'? tue?/'.#- ''?M
C?atar?.i. ->-? ???4
CU ? sr v.; riK?.
lltchmona clt? S's. I ft
Kwbttioud oitr "?'?.. 113
U, aiuoadeitri'sit. luao-lwi? 103
i'AH-aOAI? BONDS.
atit*uia mat C?s.'?ss*a i?t"J'?. . i'-is ...
Atlanta aal Caarl?it? g'i'd la.
ut . 10:
Cbar..Col. e? Au?. 2d7'i... .... 110
ColticnUauJ Clreootlll?. l?td?
Georgia P?ci?c' i?l ?>' ".'.!.'.. M
lieoT?ji?. ooutaers * Tiortda i? lot * ' ?
?-.-IrtTMiUr (?.-?? v '. Ill
P?t?r?ourg (C?o? B? (l'a. lio ?
Ki'biuoiid sod Mw-lanbur? l?t
?'?. '*
Houtbern Kau?r ?- Ut-Vi-. ?**
We*i?raN. C. I???"?. C. 19U~ 114 ...
, ?Jeors?* * Alabama prof. i'e.... l??-i -?0'?
(?Wisla aua Alabas?* c?u??ia-.. *MI 04
HI? nMOND STOCK MAKKRT.
It.ii u ??i? il IM.H, m,| Aak?i.
i ton.a 1 l ri. ? i,,n ;,?. IB?ft.. . In.TU 10a
ortolk and Western 1st mort,
non. 4 per cent. 78
Kah-boad STOcas. Par.
lant* ?ml ?: tarions. 1(10 08 100
-".-i?i.?'-t?.?ftntl O no.100 Vl
"rih ? amlta-..loo I'.'O
orloU an i Western pref.... I do 4 r 48
? or-?? ira.....ii??j 111
??btuond. 1'rt- b-rl'-kaiiii-g
and Potomac dtv. oDItgat'n. 100 U3
tebmono and 1?? era.ur?i... loo liK
u'.hari, Rallwar. prat. 100 ?2V?, S?ju
'itbarn U-iiwtir. otimaoo... lu.? u
oorgia and Alabama pr^
' "" '*. . 24 264
"orcta and Alabama com?
no'?. 0 30
llANX STO.K.1.
iti?en?I5ant. 2*. in ?iu
itytiau?.i!....;! ->5 gg *
-rot Nd'ional..'. 100 i?r, '.."
1 itropolitnn. ? -, .,n
st??.nalB?*?nkof Va. ?Oij \y.xc
Unters National Manx.100 .. 2J0
?uersuur?. Sanngiaod lu
rn,ii ?a Company.. "0 33
"KQrl,t7. .100 10.1 105
tni? Manx of VtrglDia.100 1:1?
alee anas el Bice a-son.... ?u 1144
?ruma Tru.t Cempaor.Km loi? l?jU
nniifs HankofHi'-btnond... ?15 17)4 ...
la a 1 .. . ,., 1 .
irgniiat/iraanl Marl...... gf 35
ngiaiaSiate. ah '?.m
Mis KU.AXEO?4.
iiuerlcin TobaoM Compv
ny (uroferredj. 100 ||]
tuencau louijijoUonpaur
(eo.uraen).. 5n Hft g?
r*?-C?.roltn?? nernlcal pre*, loo lOtfU
a.-t aroliuacu?mical com.iOO ?MM ??
'??uotatlons are for bonds maturing to not
(a.9 thau ten years.
GRAIN AND CO'lTON EXCHANGE,
Richmond, Va., December IK, l*fl/7.
Quotations: Wh.at-Longb.-rry. ??3 to
8c.: mined, ;?i to ttc; ahortberry. ? to
0.. N... I red. He. Corn?White Virginia,
?g lots, 34c: No. 2 white, Ul-tc.; No 2
nixe.l. Ha ?Date?NO. 2 mixed. 171-tC.;
V?. .?mixed, -?r,i:.\ winter se.-d oats 30 to
BC. Rye?No. 1 Be,
RICHMOND TunAiVij MARKET.
Richmond, V.l.. O, ? ? mber It, 1*07.
Private sab-; to-day were: Wrappers,
hogahsad; fillers, 2: bogsbeeda; dark
cal. 1 hogshead.
lor the week ending to-dny private
" : Wrappei . | hogsheads; tin
>rs, li.i bogsheada; amokera, I hogshead?;
-utters, 4 bogsbasda; dark leaf, "?'? boga
lead?; scrap, I bogsheada; stems, 17
nos-sh? ads. Total. VA hogshi ads.
United states Internal-revenue collec?
tions for the city <.f Richmond, Vs., to
lay w? re: Tobacco. ?.,., ; cigar? umi
ngarett? ?, 1888.20. Total, p.?:,i.
For the- w.'.-k ending to-day the reve?
nu? collections were: Tobacco, fU,g72.08;
ngsra and cigarettes, $15,74.?. ??,8. Total,
?9,621.91.
Foi' the week ending Friday, December
17, larT, Bbockoe Warehouse ?old m,m
nouinis of ?lurk leaf; blgbeel price, fi?>.
i'renshaw's Warehouae sold 216.2D&pounda
during the week; high.st price, ?.ig.50.
Total, U6.M1; highest price, (16.60.
Protrpectfl are very brtgbt for heavy
brinks all next week, as is usual at this
timo of the year.
NEW TORR PRODUCE MAUKI-'.T.
NEW roRK, D.imber is. floor In?
active, but* nominally steady; city-mill
patents, |;i.c,iit:,.v,. winter patents, 14.s?''a?
15.10: clty-mlll cleara, |5.4?tj:t?.60; winter
struichts, M.G0?i7t4.60; winter ixtras, -?1.40<j)
*i; Minn-sou? bakers, K30@fl.40; winter
luw grades, ?L'.^Vn*?:.
Rye Flour-Dull at 12.70"? 13.25? the lat
ter for fancy.
Buckwheat Flour?Quiet at |i.4i?iSL4*..
Commesl??Quiet; yellow westerii, Ue.',
: Brandywlne, $i.80.i$i..?o.
Rye*?Dull; No. 2 **restern, 60c., c 1. f.,
Buffalo; csr-lotB,
Baib-y-ijui. t; feeding, afl-lO., C. I. f.,
Buffalo.
Barley Malt?Quiet; western, f.2 l-2'fi<50c.
Wheat?Spot ateady: N'?>. I red, NHe.,
f. o. b. afloat, opuena opened steady
and ruled generally lirm all the morning
on letter cablea than expected, cold wea?
ther West, and large seaboard clearance?
for the day. and closed l-H'u7-8c. net
higher?the latter for December; No. 2
I'd, December, closed Me. ; January,
? 1" ! ?7 We,; May. closed i?3 3-4c.
Corn-.*?pot st'-ady; No. 2, :ttl-4?\ f. o.
b, afloat. Optlona opened steady on
large weekly ctearaBces, but turned a
?bad? easier under realizing, and Closed
unchanged to 1-Sc. net lower; May, 34 1-Sc;
December, closed 32c.
OatS?Spot dull; No. 2. 271-4c. Options
dull; December, ?iosed x7i-4c.j February,
closed 27 3-Sc; May, 27 1-4'a27 3-4c, closed
27 3-*?e.
Beef?Steady; family, 3.50'?} I'0; extra
m? i, '?iii?>.; beef hams. *22fit22.6?>;
packet, t?iitlO; city extra India m?ss, i\?&
|14.?V?.
Cut Meats?Dull; packed bellies steady;
pickled shoulders, 5 3-4c ; do. hams, 7 a
7 1-4-'.
Lard?Steady; western steamed, 84.7V,
December closed HIS, nominally; refined
dull; Continent, UM', South America,
I ompound, "t-'M 12 1-2.
I'ork?Dull; me**s. **?: :.aifl; short clear,
uii-dii:; family, il'^ijll.
Butter Steady: western erssmery, llty
22c.; factory. IL'^/IT.-. : Elgin?, 2Zc.; imita?
tion creamery. Il 1-2018<*.; State dairy, 13
921c.; do. ?SreemSTy, la?321c.
Cheese?Quiet; large white. September
81-4Vb81-2c; small white. September, M
i? 1-4?'.; Ilghi aklma, ?V-i?; 1 -2c; full do., 41-2
*aT.l-2c; full skims, fete.
E?ggi ?Finn at the decllae; State nml
Pennsylvania, a?26c.; western fresh, UM
Potatoes?Steady; New York, J2.2.?;
aw? ets, ii.r.'K'i'j.
Petroleum Quiet: T'nlted closed Wc.
bid; refined, New York IS.40,
Rosin?Steadv; strained, common to
good. n<>&ti45.
Tuipentlne- Firm at **>ff301-2c.
Rice Steady; Japan, r,/? 1-lc
Ifolassea Quiet; New urban?, open
kettle, good to choie??. ??JftlC.
Gabbage L?ong Island and Jersey, per
1?.?. *3.60C?U
Cottons' 1 d-(ill?Dull but steadv at un
changed prices; prime crude, IK/iil81-2c.;
prime crude, f. ??. b. mills, I31-2#l5c.;
prime sumiller yellow, 21 l-2'.i22e. : off sum
in, r yellow, ti l-l .; butter oil. :) 1-2?J
Kl-ic; prime winter yellow, 26 3-2.'27c.
Coffee?Options opened Steady at a SO
M points advance, ruled generally tirm
on higher European quotations, small
Brasilien receipts, and bullish crop cables;
buying generally conlin.'d to RbortS.
.lators und Investors being afraid of
existing large accumulatlona; c'osed tirm
at net gain of 10 to li points. JMUes. UFO
bags, including Dee,-mber, *?,.?0(ip,: Janu
'?;: May, I''..2"?j*?.2"i. !5pot coffee: Rio
firm- No. 7. Invoice, ' ?-7 1-2: No. 7, tob
bera, ?.",12 1-2; mild quiet; Cordova, WUM?
sugar?Raw strong; fair refining, 31-2c;
runa!. N degrees test, 4c.
NEW TOltX DBY-<1(k?i.s ICARKET.
NEVv' YORK, December 18.?The dry
rooda district was the aceoe of mot.- ao
tivlty ut the Close of th.- w?-ek than at
ti.peaing. Ti-snssctlons were heavy,
particularly in ?tapl? cottons, buyers hav?
ing taken gOoda in lin-c quantities since
the reduction of the last three ?lays. B?li?
ers ut first hand, as ?? nil?-, are ?
little attention t?> tin- futur.-, but are
s.-iiing fre.-iy wherever tiny can obtain
th.lr price?. Several of the l<**dlng lln?ea
of bleached goods have besa wen sold
un. and the report is that Fruit, of, tbs
Loom is "at value." I? is probable ih.it
the present condltbm of staple g?>o<ls will
result in working the market mio better
Shane all around. Other ?tapie cotton
beside? bleach?-,! are In unchanged
condition, as far tu. the prl?- situation is
concerned. Brown geoda have ??nini'd only
slightly In aympathy with bleu?he<l cot?
ton?; Export goods continue dull and
quiet. Coarse colored OOttOOS are un?
changed In any Important particular.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKKT.
CHICAGO, December 18.?Wheat was
very dull but firm 'io-?iay. Strong outside
and foreign markets, and anticipations of
lesa bearish statistics Monday, -
some covering by shorts, resulting in a
3-8ii7-8c. advance In May. (?her markets
also leaned decidedly toward the bull
corn and oats advancing about l-4c.
each, and provisions closing 2 3-2?f7 l-2c,
higher,
leading futures ranged as fol owa:
Leading futures ranged as follows:
?jpening. digue'i? u>w?j?t. Ciouiag.
Wheat?No. -.'.
Dee. . l>t>?4j W>rt. P?*4 ??
Jati ....?- ?? H4'* 0:'H ,,4Vi
iuSj..... t?lH mim 0l5iaJ? MM
iSSmui^mt m m m
lall . ...'?.t.^i ;!8l-*l ~?>* *,,,*?
at-".'.'.'...:.:.!?'? m+H 88 20^^
i?ts&.__H _____ s?. g_?
Bay.-.~i% agrafe *! ??-Vash
Musspoax-Per BbL
l>ecenil>er..S. ?._ ? H
Janaarr..... H.?5 B.M S.*? ??0
May. 8 ? > I?8* s.8-'le t?-?*??
Lakh- Per lOJlbi. . ._,
Dwember .?. ? ? *_ * _*?.
January..,.. I.ftl) ill *?fi0 _*__
???Z ... ?6714 4.7?Vi 4.?-VS *??2M
1SU0HT KlBS-for 100 11?.
??veiBt*4?.r..f.. I. . *T_C
,i,,uiiary,. . . " "Eil
May ..... 4k?ai? A?2ri 4.60 4.5i4M
Cash quotation? were u? follows: No. ;
yellow corn, ?il-2c.. Flour dull. No.
Bpring wbe-at. 17 l^t???. ; I.?? * ???.
MA?tlVR I\Tr.LI.K;r.\CH.
MIMATIUK AI.MA N'Ai', DgC.lt. IWt.
Boa ris,.- .7 d HIOH TIDE.
Sun s.-ts .4"S4|Mornln>?.IM
M ?on ris. s .;i.'ei Bv< rung. - 11
M INI ATI" LE ALMAN'AP. DEC^M
Sun rlaea .IM HIGH TIDE.
-Sun scti .4-s?!Morning.\2^
.Moon rlaea .2:J7|Dvening.UM
PORT ?F 1;KTIM"N*I>. DEO. IS, ?AT"
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, l'orter, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers; Baltlsnora
m Packet ?*ompany.
Ste-am-r i'.ilf stream, Tunnell. Philadel?
phia, merchandise and passeivegers; Clyde
Line.
Steamer Poeahontas, Grave?, NorrolK,
-merchandise and pasaengera; Virginia
Navigation Compi
SAILED.
Steamer Virginia, l'urter, Paltimore,
merchandise and passengers; p.aitimore
Steam Packet company
Schooner Oeorga u. Vtselaml, Abbott,
railroad ties; New York.
PORT OF KVWPOtVt NEWf?, DEC. 13.
(by telegraph.)
ARRIVED.
Pteamer Ellhu Thomson. Lynn.
Schooner Kate B. Osden, All>n*s Point.
Schooiier W. H. I'ajley, New Pedford.
SAILED.
Steam.-r Nyatiza. Havre.
-Steamer benedick, Rotterdam and Ara
Bterdam.
Steamer Kllhu Thomson, I.ynn.
Schooner Henry Button, Boston.
-Schooner S B. Ksp-lsn, Portsmouth.
Schooner .Marjory I'.iown. piovi.lenes
Schooner L C. -Qallasd, OlOTjcestsr.
Schooner John Athlan Sawyer, Balsas.
parue Nya-ck, Provldeiice.
Barge Coal King. New York.
PORT OF WEST I'i>I\T. DEO. IS, BW,
(Cy telegraph.)
AKR1YK!?
Steamship Accomack. Thompson, Nor?
folk: pa-Jsengers and ?general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomack, Thompson, Nor?
folk; paj-vscngerB and general cari 0.
hest, ?3^.4c ; No. 2 red. ?9c. No. 2
>rn. ? 1-ic. So. 2 oat?. ?21-4C.; No. 'i
hite- f. o. b.. 2KS24 3-40.; No. 3 whit?.
?>. b., Z\uU i-tc. No. 2 rye. ?Ac. No. 2
irley. KftSi:. No. 1 flasseed. ?J.16 l-4'u
.20 1-2. Prime timothy ?pi?.l. j
esn pork, p?.r barrel. |7A/i?*t7.70. Lard,
r 100 pertind?, 14.GtViil?C.: 1-2. Bhort-rlb
de? <loo?e?, $4.Ul-2f>14.?). I ?r%
loulders ?b'nt.il. 4 i-8?13-4c. Short
ear ?Ides (boxed). 4G l-2-i47 l-:-\ Whl?
y, distillera' finished goods, per gallon,
in. Bagar, cut loaf, tZ.9^V>.3Z. Uit\er
niiiy; ereannry IiVi-j-Ec.; dairy, IL'-llOc.
b.-i-se quiet at ?Vii8 l-2c. Egg? ?t?>ady;
BBS.
BALTIMORE PRODI'CB MARKET.
BALTIMORE-, Dtrccmber lH-Flour-Dull
id unchanged.
What Steady; spot ?nd The month,
l-4'uV7 I-:' *.; .lanuary, ITT 3-4*??*8c. ; steam
No. 2 red, 91 3-?Kiy2c.; ?outhern wheat.
i sample, Vi'a'J^c.., do., on ifrade, 5*2 l-i?
l-2c.
Com?Easy; Boot, **2 S-^'-r.c. ; month,
ii.- emb.-r, new or old.
! 8-46*82 7-hc. ; January. 32 1 -)t?r.?2 :' So.; l-Vb
Bt? amer mixe 4, U/h)
l-ic.; southern white and yellow corn,
l-|c.
Oats-K-.-?y; No. 2 white, 291-2c.; No. 2
ilxeed, :! , :: l-2c.
live-Firm: No. 2, near-by, 62c.; No. 2
eatern. .V,?r.3 l-4c.
Hav -Steady; choice timothy. 113 asked.
'"rain Kr.-lahts- -Quiet and unchanged.
Buirar?eStrotaf and unchanged.
Butter Q'i?. i and unchanged. *
la'irs iii..1 Cheese Bttmdy and un
ha aged,
Whi? key?Unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CtSCltTNATi, O., December 1 ?-.-Flour
?iill but ateady.
Wheat -Active; No. 2 red, 02 1 -2^Zc
Corn?Firm; No. 2 mixed, 27 l-2c.
Oats-Firm; No. 2. mixed, 24 l-2a
Rye?Quiet at 4?", 1-2'<i47c.
l-ird?Firm at gl.37 1-2
Bacon?Quiet and easy at %Z.w.
Whiskey Steady at ?m.19.
Btesdy.
su? ?r?Finn.
Firm at 1C 1-2?*,
- Quiet
Till: ?TOTTON MARKETS.
LrVERPOOU I-t-mbor 18.-1 P. M.
IosIhk: COttoOj?Spot quiet; prices favor
?uyera; American ini'Mling, fair, ?iMud.;
rood middling, 85-lCd.; middling', o :?-1?-i. :
ow middling. .Id.; me.r-hi or linury, 2 7-!h1.;
irdlnary, is-tSd.; aalos. IMt balea, of
rhlch M re for speculation and
'xnort. and included -8,400 balea American;
sceipta, 22.(100 bales, including 11,21)0 ba'.t?
' ne i lean.
Futures opened goto, with a mo-lente
and clos-el .steady; American
Diddling, low-middling: clause, December,
l-Si&Z 8-64d., B?liers; December and Jan
larv. :; . . ???-Hers; .January and
""ebruary, 3 7-64?/3 8-r,?d.. sellers; February
ind March, 1 --?.1-1.. sellers; March and
Vprll, ;; s-'Ji:'.'.'-ert.i., sellers; April and
Hav. 3 5*-*S4'?tt 1<>OI'l., buyers; May ar.-l
lune. 3 ii-.;?-l.. -sellers; June and July,
r.'-i'M., ?ell? rs; July and August, I l3-4*4d.,
envers, August and September, 114-C4d.,
Hiyers; September and October, :; i.".-?'.i.i.,
.'alue ; -OctObtf and November, 3 Pi-Cld.,
rains
new rORK, Paaetaber is.-cotton?
9ulet; middling, ?7-Sc.; nel rei Ipts, 800
>illeS; Kree?-: Il-ell'tS. :',,l"" I. :--; Tor
All-!-,I. i,..e bsles: stock, lO.Oao bales.
Total-; t'i-'liev and consolidated: Net re
?eipta, :.7e-, 1 ,' ; export? to Qrest Bri?
tain, l2.i?e' bale-: to tii?- fjorfllnent, 13,601
.. 1,128.10 hab?'.
Totals B< : " mber lct: Nal re.
- it.ts. i expon . Great
Britain, to Fran..-. 142,441
bales; to the Continent, IMtAU '
Cotton future? opened steady; sale 1, 1,100
1 .lanuarv. ' ;. Pebrt iry, 15.70;
March. %'~x. April BM; May,K.M: June,
I'.ilv. ?JB.?; Auguat, $...*j7: -September,
B.M: < krtober, H; 1 ?< - emb? r, UM
Futur--- closed dull but Steady; Balea,
17.800 bale?; .lanuarv. $".?'-.; February, $.'..71;
March, B.7I; April, |6.a9; Msy?K.a>; June,
:-.. KM' Au-xust, U-H; -September,
UM; October, 96; ITecember, (AH.
NEW i'KJ.kaxs, December II Ohtl -a
futures dull; -bales; December,
d; .lanuarv. J" :',o'e.V-..U ; 1"- bruarv,
',; March. UAVato-?; April. K.ii'tt
.Vis; Mav. SS.50?rj-S5.51 ; June, i.",.:,.",j$."..."..',;
July, t'i'1/"--a-Tl : Aufrust, e$5.62?5gi.64; Sep?
tember, I" OMyUM.
NAVAL-STOPi: MAPKl-.TS.
tviLMi.N'iT? ?x. N. d, Dsoe-absr It,?
Boiritf? "f Turpentine?Nothing doln?; re
e.il-ts. L-!l -casas.
Rosin Quiet at $1.10 and $1.20; receipts,
go: -bsrrela
Crrud? Turpentine-steady at H.40 and
CtO; receipts, 41 bsrr? Is.
Tar- Firm at .*!.' ' ; r. celpts, 721 Mrrela.
SAVANNAH. ?lA.. l.?e ?-mb-r 18.-Spirits
of Turpentine?Firm al WSHk*. bid; no
sales: ref-ipts, M4 -cssks,
R< aln ?Finn; aslss, :<ll barrel^; receipts,
1.193 barrels ,v"?tAe: A, B, <.', and D, UM;
B and 1'. UM; >:, UM; H, UM; I, UM\
K. H.78; v.. UM; N. UM; srlndow-fpssa,
U '" . m it.r-white. 5 Ii.
CHARLESTON, S ". I- .-mber 18.?
Turpentine- Dull; nothing -doing; quota?
tions omitted.
Rosin?Firm; flab.?. OVi barrels. Quote:
A. B, ' nd D. $1.10; B and P, UM; c?
UM; II. 11.80; I. $14-?; K. UM; M. *!>": N,
$2.20; wIndosr?glass, H-' .? >; ?s-siter-whlts,
tt,?J0.
NORFOLK, N'A., December l?t._'?p?.
cial.)-Fancy, 2'.^-.; ftrlctly prime. yt?.;
prime, 2c.; common, To.; Spanish, 4; j
Luc.
FETERSIlURG PEANUT MARKET.
pgrrKRBBURO, VA., Dscss-ahw 11?
Virginia peanuts very qu|.-t; prime, Be.',
extra prime. 2 1-4c; fancy, 2 1-2c.; Spamsn
steady at 50c.
I'KTKUSin'UO COTTON MALKET.
PKTER8BURO, VA., I>- -mber 18.?
Cotton ' 8tea?i* ut 6 ?-i'^S?? i--c. for gooo
lots.
BVSUBSB CHAXt ES.
SECURE EXCLUS1V1 ?CONTROL OF
TERRITORY for the sale of Patented
Article US?4 by parties op?ratin|- puliera
and belts for traiusniissloii of ?power; has
been on the market for taro reara, and
hundred? of electrlo light, manufacturing,
and milling plants ure our regular cus?
tomers. For particulars, sddress E. S.
MOORE A CO., 41 east Fourth street,
Cincinnati, ?J. _ de l?-lt*
Hl-IXKSS OI-PORTL'MTIES.
$700 WILL Ul.'Y L1VEHV (?I'TFIT.
Two Hacks, 2 ("tibs, 4 ?et? ji :
Horse?. Stable Fixtures, Feed, Ac Cost
Il oo?. Satlslactory rea?on for sellli g.
J. TIIOMI-SON lllV'tWX .<; <V>., .
del9-lt 1113 Main street
HOH?E9, 31LI.E?4, C-OW54, ?te.
FOR SALE. A HKAUTIFVL PAU'. OF
YOL'NO HIOH-BRED BAY MARES,
the fastest and most stylish team In the
city; perfectly kind, ip-ntle, and sound
In every particular. Free driver? and
game. Will be sent to any adtlress for
tlon; will he ?old for $27'.. either of
which will bring this amount or more
next spring. Also, three (1) good
WORK H?)itflE8 for sale cheap. Ad?
dress O. R. JOHNSON, JR.. care Dis?
puten, do 13-lt*
84-OTTSVII4.K.
rkeya Plenllfnl ??,1 Cheap?Per.
? ni -tote?.
COTTBVILLE. VA.. December 18.?
leclal.)?Turkeys, both wild and tame,
? very plentiful through this section,
i the prices are quite reasonable,
good-alaed gobbler can be had for 75c.
ere will be very few families In this
lnlty whose board will not be graced
this national fowl on Christmas-day.
'hi? section of the James-River Valley,
un New Canton to Manteo, lo Nelson
inty, on both sides of the river, has
years been a. splendid range for wild
keys, and many hundred? of this wily
d have been killed and capturcl here.
icks are usually quite plentiful along
i river, notably among the many
inda between this place and Bremo
nff, but, unfortunately, in our county
Ibemaiie) the old gam?, law still Stande,
ilch prohibits the killing of these
?vis. Buckingham and Fluvanna are,
wever, all right. We have among us
m? good fox-hunters, who have come
e packs of fox-houn.ls. Messrs. T. S.
'nth. George W. Robertson, and Clay
?wry are among our most noted hunts
m. I think they are arranging to have
big hunt in Christmas,
liter a considerable absence, going the
iin-ls of visiting the schools of the
unty, Hon. Isa.ac Barksdale Is again
home. Mr. Barksdale Is a very busy,
rrlng man, and fills the position of
perintenilent of Schools admirably. He
one of the most popular publia officers
our county.
*?s the result of good management of
r county roads during the summer
inths, they aro now in fine condition
r this season of tho year. Mr. ?>.
alker QUntef Is the Road Suoerintend
t on the S'liith side of the county.
Mr. Z. F. Jones has In the last two or
ree days purchased off Mrs. J. A. Doll
e residence formerly owned and occu
d by her fath-r, the late Rev. Peter
Hoye; and expects to renovate and
It considerably, and make It his
rmaiient horn?'.
Mr. W. M. not?Bland, of Central Plains,
luvannu. county, was In town to-day.
Mi^s Martha. Cleveland, an elderly lady,
?ing with her brother, R. M. Cleveland,
1 on Thursday night.
Mrs. ?' L Btaton, of our town, 1? re
iverlng from a serious fail she had some
n days ago,
Mr. .1, ha L. Martin, of Carter's Bridge,
in town in-,; ?v.
Mrs. Robert ?i. Dl'klnson, of Home
. after a ?riait of several weeks
. lier percata, tr?:<r this place, left for
tlanta a fee? ?lays sine?', win-re sin? will
?in bar husband, Hon. Robert ?> Dickin
in, a, member of tho Georgia Leglsla
jre.
Illaase Mary and .Tennnie Hewey, from
llxrene, have recently moved here, and
re boarding at Hotel Albemarle.
sportim.-mfx si urnisKD.
\
i
Newport KeWB 4? ran.il Jnry ln.lt? te
Til em.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA., December 18.
|p? ' ?.il.)-A surprise was sprung on the
porting fraternity by tho Corporation
ourt to-day. A special gratnl Jury which
as been inquiring Into the mill, or boxing
mut, Which was pulled off at Point
treSSO, November 1st, between Howard
>zman and Bete Manzl, light-weights, un
1er the auspices of the Newport News
?un and Fishing Club, late this eventng
eported nine true bills, as follows:
tgalBSt R F. Haley, Major F. Moore,
r-itn Murray, Frank Bosworth. Kelly,
ind Jim M??'aulny, for aiding and abet
Og lbs Ogbt, and BgatoSt lloivard Oz
Baa and Bete Manzl, the principals.
A ripple of Still lenient was caused In
he court-room when A. II. Gilmore, r?
i'iiti-r for the l>aily PrSBS, who, It Is
laid, wrote the first account of the bout,
efused to divulge the source of his in
rortii.ulon, and for awhll.? it looked as
f he would be sent to Jail for contempt,
jilmore would not disclose this Informa?
tion, nnd the grand Jury, after a con?
sultation with the prosecution, decided
it Was not necessary to force him to dO
? >. Other aewspeper men called before
the Jury were J. B. Locke, and W. T.
Kirby.
When the match was pulled off It was
reported to have besa a flght for a purse
of Ut, with 4-ounce gloves, and that
Man/.i forced Ozmati t?. the rope In the
ninth round and caused his seconds to
t.iss up the SpongS. This led to an ln
vestigaUon by Couuty-Chlef-of-Pollce W.
C. Boats right, who BSTors out warrants
Sgainst Ozman, Manzi, and Major F.
Moore, Btanager of the Point Breeze re?
sort. They were before Justice Henry
.Ion?'?, in Bloodli'id, and were acquitted
of the charge of engaging In and pro?
moting a prize fight. All of the witness
?s testified that thl re was a very pretty
boxing contest of live rounds, in which
the principals' warm devotion for each
other prevented blood from being spilled,
and precluded all possibility of the oc?
currence of such a pi? post?irons tlajng as
a. prize light. Here it was thought the
matter ha?l ended, and the bout was for?
gotten, until It was recalled to-day by
the action of the grand jury.
CHRISTMAS SOIRTIC
Pretty Ctrl?, Pretty l-'l?i?era, l'retty
Dressen, I'relly Music.
STAUNTON, VA., December lS.-CSpe
etmX)?l?Mt night a large and apprecia?
tive audience was present ut the Mary
Baldwin Seminary, tho occasion being tht?
annual Christmas soiree of the Seminary
Qtee ciub.
Thronging tho stage were? the members
Of th? Cleo Club, all robed 111 White,
WhUa bandeaux of red crowned their
powdered QoUaallSB, and on either side
of the ?stage tho rabead seats blossomed
with bevies of beautiful girls.
Banners, delicately etched In living
green, and eteaaitng with twinkling
coruscation, swui?g Horn the celling over
the stag?', where.llowers from the Beinl
naiy Bonasrvstory lent thetneehrse to the
harmony of the scene. Distinctly BUg
g? stive of tu?? Christmas season was
the programme. The opening prayer was
off? red by tho Rev. Dr. A. M. Fraser,
pastor of tho First Br-sbyt.-rian church,
who alsu d' livend a pleasing aildress on
tb?' in. ailing and purpose of Chrlstmaa
holidays
In churus the Glee Club acquitted It?
self handsomely, evoking hearty approval
of Its training and talent, and retlectlng
credit on the cleverness of Miss Hopkins
of the seminary faculty, under whose di?
rection the entertainment was gtvBBu
Bepeelelly excellent was the air from
"Tho Messiah" and the aolo "Noel," ai
sung by Miss Schwarz, of Vtcksburg,
Miss Baker, of Staunton, male her mena,
prouder than ever by her rendition oi
Nevtns's "Adoration."
Wlahallllllll CM VI'Y MURDER.
Tito Men Arrested?Warrant Ont foi
m. Woman.
ABIN?".DON, VA., D??. mber IS.?(Spe
clal.)? Walter and Jackson Marks, ac
cused of the murder of old Mrs. Rebecci
Carlton, were to-day arrested and Jailed
A warrant for the arrest of Ellzabetl
lying, as accessory after the fact, wa
and she will be committed t?
Jail to-night. Excitement Is runnlni
high, but the evidence ia only clrcum
stantlal.
In tho case of the Commonwealth m
John Jackson, the murderer of Walte
Leonard, and now under sentence to b
hang"d January 8th, Judge SherTy to-da
refused to grant a writ of supersedea
The case will be carried to the Court 0
Appeal?. ,
Died from tit? Effect? of a Fall.
DW ALE. VA., December 18??iS?*?-?-ial.)
Simpson Adams, aged 80 years, of Sergen
Ky.. ?lied at his home yesterday from th
effects of a fall received two days pr<
vloua to his death. "Uncle Simpson" wa
well and favorably known throughout tb
eastern section of the State, and was tti
husband of "Aunt Sally," a member ?
the famous Webb family, of Letch?
count*?.
FI?A*CIA_
W. A? Porterfield & Co,
Commission Brokers,
1104'/, EAST 31 AIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
F?rein.,?#i i??jM?i wire ?crv?co extending from New York to Atlanta, Gi
??Xiltein tho principal cities of the South ,ncl.?.
onolk, Va. ; Petersburg. Va. ; Ibm-nj^JTa. ; D?e?g, Ta_; QtB0Bn*0BO, N
. ; Keidsviile, N. C. ; Salisbury. N. C. ; Charlotte, NC. ; Bl.eksburg, S. C.
reenville, S. C. ; ?partan borg, ?. 0, ; Cheater, S C. : Da*?lHllean\ & _
tiaata (is. and other?, with bank references everywhere. We make a ?peeiait
f handling privato accounts for out-of-town ctistomers.
NOTK?Another upward movement has started in eet?-ittes. ?4>od itoc*
Wbeat8coentinnea narrow, owing to the uncertainty of the Dawmber flf?
etween Armour k Leiter. Wo believe Mey option a pnrehaee and look for goo
? ?_ ,1., 'l-Snti
uvan? ?nient next wtwr?.
SIX DAYS
WITH KINQ COTTON.
<su??d exclusively by us, Is of the greif?
st possible value to persons Inter eeted
i that staple. We will be glad to send
: to you FKEE; also, our Dally or
Veekly Market Letter. Our advice? to
llents on stocks, grain, and cotton have
roved highly profitable, and you will be
leased with the result of an account
?ith us. Prompt service. Dir?'?'t private
rires. STl'ART ?tfc PADIXXTK.
Bankers and Broker?,
? Broadway, New York.
Branch Offloes: XO l?roadway. New
rork; Ames Building, Boston, Muss.; 23
Yeybosset street, l'rovldence. R. I.; 746
4road street, Newark, N. J.; 710, 711. and
12 Beta Building, Philadelphia; 1333 F
treet, northwest, Washington, D. C;
"U^sJR>us^1_Washlngton, P. C. de lt-lt
7 Per Cent. Investment.
Vssets Nearly.$500,000.
RICH
C'.NT.
DEC1
A limited number of PULL-PAID
'HARES IN THE UNITED BANKING
??ND BUILDING ?COMPANY are offered )
or sale at 1100 per share, with dividends
it th? rate of 7 per cent, per annum, pay
ible seml-annually, on the first days of
lanuary and July of each year. If desired,
he full amount paid in can be withdrawn
iny time after two years. For further In?
formation apply at the orneo of tho com?
pany, H, east Main street.
_no^SuL.Tu&Th2?7t
I )0 YOU WANT MON E Y
IF YOU ABE I'lMMPT. CALL ON <?l
iddresa COMMERCIAL GUARANTEl
-I'.Ml'ANY, Hanowinckel Building. I/inns
In bums to suit for merchar?s. clerks,
and others. Negotiable puiier endome<l.
de 19-U
MONEY TOLEND
IN' ALL A MOI WPP ON CITY REAL BE?
T?TE. POLLARD & BAGBV,
de IS-lt _5 north _El?'venth_street
6 PER CENT. MONEY
ON CITY REALTY.
On make you a loan on aasy tense and
long time. Business confidential.
H. L CABETJ?.
d*?19-lt 5 north Tenth s*r?et
Loans
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cur?
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boni
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llxti
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MONEY TO LOAN
AT S PER CENT. ON RICHMOND CTTT
RKAL ESTATE.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR A SON.
oorner Eleventh and Bank sireeta?
?5? 1H-U
AT
de
MONEY TO LEND
6 PER CENT. ON CITY PRO
PERTT.
A. B. APBERSON A CO..
19-U 8 north Eleventh street.
FIXAXCIAI.?LARGF. AMOt*>~.
LONG TIME. <TTY REAL ESTATE, AT
SIX PER CENT.
SEVERAL SHORT-TIME LOANS AT
SEVEN PER CENT.
J. THOMPSON BROWN A CO..
<1el9-lt 1RS Main street.
MONEY TO LEND,
AT LoW RATE OF INTEREST ON
CITY IMPROVED REAL EiSTATH.
C. L. & H. L. DBNOON,
de 19-lt_821 Main street.
"MONEY TO LOAN
WE HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY OK
MoNEY on hand which w.? can place
with.mt delav on RICHMOND CITY
REAL ESTATE. Sl'TTON & CO.,
Tenth and Bank streets.
de 32-Sii&W6t
MONEY TO LEND
IN SUMS TO SUIT. AT 6 PER CENT.
ON CITY REALTY.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
Real Estate and Loan?.
II north Tenth Btreet.
New 'phone, 213. Ja 17-Sutf
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
John L. Williams & Sons
Corner Tenth and Main Streets,
RICHMOND, VI.
INVESTMENT BONDS,
yielding on the investment from 5 per
cent, to 61 per cent. net. We will
take pleasure in furnishing copies
ot our Bond Circular upon appliia.
tion to parties interested.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SONS.
lau MaTMaMa]
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPOItT OF THE CONDITION OF
?T?TE BANK OK VIR.HNIA, AT KICH
MOND, IN THF. STATE O? VIRGINIA,
AT THE CDOSI Ob* tTOaHNB8a\ l?Tll
DECEMBER. luVL
RESOURCES.
T,oans and discounts .UM9?M_
Overdrafts . 4.72140
Sto?:ks, bonds, and mortgages. ?.'.'30 U
Due from national banks . 212 'KJ6 ?VI
Due from State banks and
bankers .
Real estate, furniture, and
fixtures .
Current expenses and tax?e
i .'-id.
Checks and other cash Items...
Exchange? for clearing-house..
Nickels and penides .
Specie .
Legal tender and national bank
i. tes .
1MB al
83,702 48
19,688 73
.?.'.? M
??,107 CS
tU "">
9.27 ?0
80.091 00
Total.*2^B,814??4
LIABILITIES.
?Tapit?il stock paid In .t 500.000 00
Surplus fund . ?lo.UO? 00
Umiivhl.M profits. W,7ai?
Dividends unpaid . ?2 00
Individual deposits
subject to ch?<k...11,040,906 2?
Demand certificate?
of deposit. 302.3-13 83
Certified cheeks . 14.C73 82
-1,357 910 91
Due to national banks . 68,791 88
Due to State banks and bank?
ers . 87,889 83
Total.?i.303,?HM
State of Virginia, county of Henrlco-e?.:
I. William M. Hill, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
abovo statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM M. HIIJ?, CMshler.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
ISth day of December. 1897.
EDWIN PLEASANT?.
Notary Public
Correct?Attest:
GRAN VI LUC Q. VALENTIN?.
J. la ANTRIM.
.1. D. CRUMP.
JOHN S. EU.ETT,
de lS-lt Directors.
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BAJIK STATKMEXTS.
PORT op the condition op
HB KIHS'I* NATIONAL BASE AT
MOND. IN THE STATE OF V1R
V, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
'MRER E. 1897:
BMBOOmXMB,
i ?nd discounts.g.?49,064 48
rafts, secured and unse
?d. -? ?
d States bond? to secure
ulatton . ao.OtOtt
d States bond? on hand.. 100,000 09
lum? on United State?
is . 83,87* SI
s, securities, etc., 23,478 84
lng-house, furniture, and
ares . 87.8tt lg
real esxate ?nd mort
ps owned . 18.SS7 4*f
from national banks (not
rve agents) . . Ut\4t4 23
from State banks and
kers . 8*4.41??
from approved reserve
nt? . S61.-.88 11
anges for clearing-house. 70.517 18
? of other national banks.. 14.136 x?
lonal paper curreney,
?-U ami centB. 1,4*7 34
lawful money reserve In
ink?viz.:
e .84?,S-2 00
l-teneler notes .... 54,?X? ?JO
- 109,8a aa
mptlon fund with Un It M
te? Treasurer (& p?r cent,
circulation) . 11,808 OS
otsl .?.lTL-Se? OS
LIARILIT1ES.
tnl stock paid In .I fSO.W? 00
lus fund . WO.XX0 90
?Tided profits, les? expense?
I taxes paid . to.OM
mal bunk notes outstand
. 21*1.809 r?
to other national banks... 81.11* 5?
to State banks and bank
. ?8.148
lend? unpaid . ?
?idual deposits Buhject te
?ck.,. l.T18,00a 90
and certificate? of doDOSlt. 8.346 S8
otsl .83.171.808 0g
? ?f Vlrirlnls, city of Rlohmond-as.i
?. Vlrglnlu? Newton, president, anil
K. San.ls, acting eashlT of ths
e-named bank, oo solemnly ?wear
the ?bov.? statement I? true to tha
of our knowltvlg? and ballef.
VIRGINIE? NF.WTON,
Fi-*s4d?nt.
T. K. SANI?,
Aotlng CSJhltr.
bscrtb-ed ?nd sworn to before me, thlg
dar of Decemlier. 18'T.
J. E. M*KKNT>rrTf,
Notary Publia I
i-reet--Attest: ? .
F. SfTTERDINfl
JOHN M rrRC*f*ttaiV
b. O. DAVIS,
, 18-tt _Di-^eoti-s.^
?PORT OF THE CONDITION 6?
THE PI-ANTErf?* NATIONAL BA.Ng AT
HMOND IN THE STATE? OF V1R.
(LV AT THE CUJSE OF BUSINESS,
CEMBER IS, 18W:
manoxiRCEB.
ins and discounts ....-.U.M.WZ H
rdrafts, B?cur?d and unse
ired . f,??87i
lt?-d Statua bond?-to eecxxTe
regulation . 300.0? 00
immns on United. States
onda .? .y . ^ "0i?5
ctJcS, S?M:Urt-taft?\ Ot?. ?U.'^l) 17
nklngr-ho?-e. furrUture, and
xtures . 104.82?a
u-r real estate and mort?
ages owned . 107,438 73
e from national banks (not
serve agents) . 100,847 38
,- from State bank? and
ankers. 40,00120
e from approved reserva
gents . 404.498 71
I'oks and othair cash Items .. 2:&> *->3
changes for clesJing-house. S7.S3. ?7
tea or other national hanks.. 21,000 00
Lirtlonal napT, currency,
le-kels, and cents. 1,542 83 j
wful money reserve In
ank?via;. :
-.-le .832.7?^ 00
gal-tender notes .... 85.-0UO ?JO
- m.moa
lemptlein f'ind with United
tates Treasurer (5 per cent.
lrculAtloni. 18,600 00
,?.. from United State? Trea
urer, other than, & per cent,
demptlon fund . 4,100 00
Total .u,m,&an
LIAHII.rTIES.
pital ?took paid in .S 3<v>,*v? 00
ii bis fund. ?OO.OSO CO
divided profits, less expenses
nid taxes paid . 81,701 <*
itlonal-banfe notes outstand
ng . vny?tt
io to other national banks.. 16,084 81
14 to Slat.) banka and bank
irs . 1?.740M
dividual deposit?,
mbject to cheek....11,396,107 04
-mand certlrtcates
>r deposit . 848.078 88
rtilled checks .... lT.ai* 46
1,768.538 41
Total .u,xm,m |?
ate of Virginia, city of Richmond?as.;
I. Richard H. Smith, cashl-r of tha
tove-named bank, do solemnly ?wear
at the above statement Is true, to ths
at of my knowledgo and bell? t.
RICHARD It. SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed nnd ?worn to before me, thlg
th dav of December, 1H87.
w. W. QOBM>aiS, Notary Publia.
orrect?Attest:
JAMK.4 V HOYD,
W. J. WBflTWOOD,
MORTON H. ROSENHAI'M,
At 1* -It_Director*
REPORT OF THE (ONDITION Ok*
\ THK SAVINGS BA.*4K OF RICHMOND,
T RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OW
m<;iNiA. at Tin-: cl<..-*e ?>f ?uni?
EUS DECkJMI'.K.R IZ
RBBOURCSB.
oans and dlsco-mta .8894.553 Q
ther atocka, bonds, and mort?
gage? . r. 000 0C
u-e from national banks ........ 81.233 I
eal estate, furniture, and fix?
ture? . ,*>'>00 0<|
urrent expense? and taxes paid '?.??6 9]
Total ..^im.SO?,
LIAIMLI'IT*-*?.
tipltal stock paid In .1100.000 M
urplus fund . 4O.000 <H
ndivide-t profTts . 22.WS7 K
ividend.? unpaid . 71 J
ndivi'lual deposit* subject to
ch-ck .804.838 81
merest due depositors In ad?
vance . 24.008?
Total .1791J?|g
Kate of Virginia. County of Henri?
I. Jame? M. Ball, ??ashler ot the ?tova
?amed bank, do solemnly swear that \BM
.bove statement Is true to the best ot m*
;iw>wlcdgo ?und belief.
JAMES M. HALL, CUhlar.
?lbst-rlb-ed and sworn to before ma thl
8lh day of Deceember, 1887.
J. W. 1/X'KWOOD. JR.,
Nurtarjr Pubiia.
Correect?Attest:
R. A. FATTERSON.
I- '/. MORRIS,
N. 1?. H.\K'>H??VE.
IL THE01>?.?RK t&USTBOtf,
delt-lt_IMrof^org.
-.--" -- r-^^sao
aHOEs, TRINKS, tMBBt-RLJLAg.
?H L H. SPENCE, ?
WaVOIItl M Uli DKOAO AND EIOO.? Big,
SHOES. ?RINKS, AND VMBtlUi||
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