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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1898._J__
*?--- --'*-?w-s ?1-teiMia ?nit ?g to ffmgl
A Happy Thought-A Hat.
IWbys. in Black? .-?ml
BrOW*OB->F*b?ortt?B, in T.lack?,
J.vowiiK, an?l lV;iil?--M?'!.'(*t.i?
Block ? 1886 MTiiHt-d- - N.-.v
sl?x*k of .nnm.fuohi
rer'i li, few, tad M Cl IC'
Itlip?M. low choir?* S^l ??/ ?*?/
?iiOOk about you on tho
st i ?*?>t?-you'll ion thousands ?if
lu-ads comtimI with hals from
this Great Sale.
0. H. Berry & Co.,
/Men's and Boys' Outfitters.
^t^9CO9 *m9990999099999Bggpupgc?ggx9B9g099B99B9g99999C9
special pmcEsT"
Kxptviin- to remove shortly to our NEW BR0AD-9TREET
: ;.:, wi htvrt ?l<*t?-nnin?*.l to make mtuctions on all
Carpets, Rugs,
Lace Curtains, &c0
5E0RGE We ANDERSON & SONS,
\ZOA- East Main Street.
_?t?s i i?a_,w.
?- ?*_?'- _??'*""""" "_???__??"""_?___________?___?> __.>_??__>a?i?>__>a__?>___|
Xmas Presents for Men.
GUNS. RIFLES, PISTOLS,
Corduroy and Canvas 5hooting Coats, Pants,
md ?Letfgins, Sole Leather Gun Cases, Sole Leather
\mmunition Cases, Pocket-Knives and Razors, Golf
:iubsand Caddy Bags, Cameras and Photographic
iuods.
BICYCLES.
T. W. TIGNOR'S SONS,
1219 east Main, Corner Thirteenth.
(?le IK-Mi.WA-?;
wmmmmmmm, mm-mnmmr
vvE6 N BOYD. Phwici.t.
MANN S QUARLES, Vict-P.H'T.
JOHN MORTON, Sic?f <1 Triai,
Virginia Trust Company,
K 9?7.
TELEPHONE 184.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
R. L. TRAYLOR, Manaoi?.
12*00 EAST ?MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
-ttus?/ri a General Insurance Agency. Representing the following Compan.es:
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE IMPERIAL OF LONDON. FIF.EMAN'S FUND OF CALIFORNIA.
NORWICH UNION OF ENGLAND. N. Y. UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
SUN OFFICE OF LONDON. PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS.
CALEDONIAN OF SCOTLAND. NIAGARA FIRE OF NEW YORK.
HAMBURG-3REMEN OF GERMANY. HOWARD FIRE OF BALTIMORE.
ST. PAUL FIRE A MARINE OF MINNESOTA.
" jcsle Assets of Compaaies Represented, over Value ol Bonds Deposited in Virjlni?, out
?j-*>o.o?:)0,o?t)o. S??o.(?(m>.
Spio.'al attenton given to Insurance on Dwellings and Household Furniture.
Our Dwelling Policy is the shortest and most liijcral ever issued.
(01 P-9,BmtAW)
PERfECT
HEALTH.
TlK.it Shoe** Btoj^tho circulation
: and this mak?*-? tl I al?n?
the Ufl? 1 .1 I IS that whic!
-;> - tn.it ;
'1 hat i.n-1 ihe quality ai
the first ;
morid but arar) ?mata ta?
i ?.?-> ??!;
i ;?*id gain an im
;'on.
? phne*., r?*
I air. and return. ?ShO H '
" wed.
W. E. DREW & CO.,
>lain anil ?Blffhtll Sir?*?*!*.
ir ll-Sun.UAl
l-IMMIII..
The Bavlngs Bank of Richmond,
.438.
AN:? AKTER JANlART I
.. BANK WILL ALLOW INTEREST
\T THE RATE
* . num.
? -i of Dlre?*t?-,rs.
JA1UBS M BALL,
viler.
RICHMOND TRUST
?wo
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
*?->ril.? ? ?-?i Cor. Tenlb and Mala St?,
HI(HMOM), VA.
Amte t? ALL Trost Cap act ti?**,
M i? no a**- -? fc.'-'att-ft, l.ruil? Mou??, I l<?.
Ii? puait? lli-iih*.?! ?nil Iii??rr???l Al
lo??.? I un Hull? llnliiin-?*?.
Pr?sident - - - John ?Skelton William?
?l?IN?*{?AiS?t
lit) ?Dd TreaVr, Henry landon Cabell
LlH-dOH?.
E. li. Addl
Wn, U n?i ? i,-jr.
J >bn u w??lau.-?,
?AtlitU H l
i.u. b. Himher,
t>. 11. JlttW?-?,
It. A. i.?anca?ter,
U L. Cal
VitankA Dav*i port, j-.ia.iah E w'lllard,
H W. Tiav.i?-. C. Hl?.n?y Sl-jtpard.
'? J f>ake.
J W
Juha
J'?hn ti. ElWtt,
K T !> My?r?,
Wta. M Iiabluton
J, Wen Mlddendurf.
Wm. V. Cociir, ?a,
John W. U.trr? tt,
Kmut Thalmann.
ti C Oavlriiion,
.Totin 8 William?.
(au t-F.Bu.fcW>
FATALLY SI Mllll l>.
i A Member of Com finny C, Fourth
Virulilla.
\ l ' of Mat niifiy tc tin- N? W
Tork ii?ii
A- c Laraen, ,,f C, Fourth
Vin-inia Volunteers, iras fatall?* s
fsllow-soldl'sr in a Qu?*rrsl.
?Un Mary. . w'.'h twenty men Of ?the
'?i Virginia, occupl .1 Regla to-night.
If, of ?OtMnpany 9, Fint
North ?'arollnit VoluntMrs, while dolnc
si duty last night, fall ipto V?mto
?Bl?k hl I 1?? -n ffcunipd by m<*Ti
of ths Fotarth Vlrgi ti su
burh ut Habana? on the
tii. bay ?from tl ? was fonnsrly
the st-at of the Hahan 1 sl.iv t? I
U built and has ext- 1,. ?v,? wart?
? liiirn<-il With >lnnler.
?- n \i:t/?'itksvit.i.i:. Decainbsr 27
- This morning in ?the Ma* 's
Co- lor*d) ?iras sent
on t?> ih<- grand .1ury "11 the cbargs of
lay ? venlng he had, In
.-in altercation with s negro named John
plea <?n tbe
. with p he?-r ?bottle, ?Iron which
1 to suffer hm iittl? In*
i man wi - .i? out the
? tiinr? nft?r th<- affair, and
. ir? : hone .?.nd went to bed. ?Saturday
?. :-. v d ?i?? i?i.
Ta ki own that
Tu t? r left this city
1 to ret in ? hi \\??rk at Rich Patch, .-mil
t he was arrested sn ?route. Th*? evidence
- *-h'\*. . ?I : :
Porti r tried ?to ai Did s
ulty.
An autopsy ?how..,] that Staples'?* death
ensued fr??m effusion of blood on th??
brain. The physicians testified tbs
Oould n<?r find any hr itaes on tb? ;
of the deceased, hut .?.>?.< none th
, of opinion that apoplexy ?resulted from a
heavy blow on the )
--a*-*?
lll-ft til of H I.OVlliaMtOll I U.I).
L-OVIN08TON, VA., ?December 27.?
M Mary C. Lovlna dli
the ?resld? n ? of h??r ?aon Mr. j. o. Lorlng,
morning ?it I o'clock. Mrs.
Loving wai was 1 ?'?
laaber of ths Metno list church,
liaabls woman and 1
survived by tw?> children Mr. J. <>.
?Loving and Mrs. w, N. Dawson, of this
' * '. ?.:' s li ?also survived by
an?! four 1 ' - M
H. '., and 9. T. Jordan, Mr?.
; Mrs ?Harriet! Kyle, Mts.
. Kn,ni??tt. all ot
tinty.
Wl?* It Murder?
DAWttLLE, VA . December tl. (8pe
U'l'l Brown, a OOlOred farm hand.
on tb? ?South? m railway
fifty; feel ol tbs depot at Ruffln, n.
c. Sunday morning. His b??dy hud been
cut almost sxsctlj In naif by the train.
man must bav? Imbibed
t?.?? freely Christmae-Eve night and noust-ht
rack for i he fHiri??,-?* of sl?*ep(ng,
while anoth?*r theory, based on ?tbs .
.ii:- mom? m it ?was struck
i > the train has II that Krown was kiihii
a'-k.
rklhson, an ?aged dtlsen,
? .1 n?? n Monda?
nt hie home on ***?nth Mala street The
was in hii* TTtb year, and was a
natlvs ?of F * r i. i * - f ?Edward ?county. Hs
th credit In tbs ?'..ni. ?i-rat,
-.m?.
Kn|oy?*?l the Hnn?-|ii<-t.
The junior ?BSSObefl Of ihr T?*****? Mi >
1. n Association 1. id a mont Ae
Itghtful tins?, last mrht in tn.? Blue Boom
Ht tbe tt|so?iatl"ii building. It was their
tli a banquet, and all boy? not there
I a rare treat. Refreshments and
music riev? r fall to Inter?*! a hoy. Th.*
junior w?rk of the SSSOClstlOn in In ex
cellent shape, yet all th.- toys ?are alive
and are working- to doubl? the member
ship by the last day of January.
Orders for printing sent to the Dla
r.atch ?.'??mpimy will be given prompt at
tention, and the style of work and ?prices
will ba sure to please you.
STOCK ABE STRONG.
PRICKS ARK HIGHER A*D MPJIMM
IS WKU DI ?Tit I Dl TED.
TORE COKFlDErP THROUCHOOr.
Iiiini-.it ? nii-iii |i, Kill,,,ml ?itioin.
Inn? frn??j t to il Points Generally,
?n?I Even Greater in the *?|?eelnl?
ll, .??.nil i, and I'n.t lalniia ll<t?,iii.
NEW YORK. December 27,-Stocks were
stronj*; and higher to-day, with business
well distributed. The improvement in
railroad quotation? was from 1 to 2 points
generally, and even greater In th- Bg -
elaltlee. shifting of peenlattve ecoonnti
nnd profit-taking were at time? reO|
ble for fluctuation? ??ownward, but the
tone throughout was confident. Ann,tin
the many reasons to account for this WI I
favorabl? trafile BlBlesaeilla for thi- third
?eck in December, aapedefly in the apee
of st. 1-j.ui, whert h? gi h Inerw -.e was
over 9MMM Saturday'? good bank -
ment nnd continued BOM in the n
market, moreover, and the advance in
Americana In I.ondon. had a stimulating
affect, although later there wan mode.
rate selling from that quarter in advance
here. There wa? a continuation Of the
tfn.itr-ncy to discount January div
'i:r bur ??-ment?, n larger proportion ?,f
wlilch will tirrmln In th.8 country than
heretofore, because of the absorption >,f
lar-*?* blocks of lnt< form i -
owned abroad. Th Orangen were i
largely na?l? In than of late, al al
vatu-in?- prices, Roch Island i
extreme advene? of Paul ?me
of v Burlington one ot l'A, and the a
s o? a point -
'itiif-rs >o buy. accumulated ovar the
ii ?li?!. ... ,ii Atrif-rl
stochs. American Bteel and Wire
rosa aboul s ,
talned the greater part of lbs advance
Federal Bteel ilto, both immon and pre
ferri d, ?. - up aver X point
off somewhat. Peoi Gi nd Brooklyn
Rapl i Tranall wen ten al rong, the let
1er on Ih? theory thai then- would t? an
incement In January of tilt; consoll
dation of competing
BCOAR LOBER
? Reflnlni -.-.. e_c< ptlon to the
i ? ile, becauee of tbe report ol com
i, n? ?n the -inect
i v the Indepi nd? nl com
panies ai',1 a refuel ion in thi j-c
the r. ti'ii a the stock lot ?.
I pointa al In? ; ? slightly.
snd closed llttli ab?"?, tin lowest
s? \? ml of th" Bp< ' lat.lt!? i ?Map!
strcii| - r preferred and
i.? id, '?it -r Btooka wh - advene?
tracted att? ntlon w< r Not
Western, Ptttsburg I
and Bl i.? lie, l hi P crlfl. . Metr ?pol
st. ? Railway, an I Ba: Btati Gs -.
The closing area strong, Bllghtly under
th?- bfst. aggn gating of n
ly a million, and i atabl! ilng tha
total t,,r th<- >?. ;ir.
BONDI TEND UPWARDS.
The pond mark, t
ward, the enquiry embracing a msrh i
\ ariety of li tut i al i t*uitial Imp
n.? Tii-?". The total i il< i wi r.- IE
'.-. . i B ' ' '
M la tha bid prli .
t he total Bales of - looks were
share?,, including :.'.'?' Atchlaon; 11
Denver, preferred 11 - m; 10 ' "
r and RU ai pref? rred; 10.100
and Nashville; * WO Mel : |
R llwsy: J - to m
St. Louil. I WO Ml? n Kam and
. ? North? 11? Pa Iflc; 17 080 dc.
pr? * - Rook Island; IA020 Union
BO Bl Paul: il . ' T< rca
-.'-,.??.-?. i'n n Pacific, i?r? f.
! |-?-i-. i *".- 50 Ba.}
Oai : ?- '.' ' Ped? ral *sti el; 17 20 pn -
Gas 6.720 C orado
Pu? '. and Iron: 1170 I d? 117Z0 P
Mail; 2? ?20 Sugar; |g.900 Unit? d Si
(too it . pr?t t? all? !
. Rui !" r.
M"M.v AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call ate id - laat
i ,-. r VA pe? 'nt., pi im?-- mercantil ; i
: ;:.' per nt.
Bterllng ei - dull and * leler, v.-ith
actual business In bi
?i.*:'. snd *'
n mmerclal bills, KM.
Sllv? , rtlflcat? - .'/?' -.""' to.- i ir silver,
.". ' . I
Government i- r; Btste bonds
Bl i railroad bond
gBW VOHK BTOCX RVOTATIONB.
Closing.
Atchlaon . I i
.
Baltim . I -
.
I 11 hern .
.
- < 'li'-o . i
Chicago and Alton .
. i-i'?
n.i E. Ill.
.
Chica?,,, to, W. 1' '_
Chi., lad. and J. IS
Chi., Ind. : ; i .
< ill. and N, xv.
nd N. *? ? prefer? d .
C C ?'. and st. 1. 4i
rred . N
.1'4
i i.. and W.M?
i . and Rio ti.
. -..i Rio O., pr. terri d .
i (new) .
i.i ' (nee >. isi pn fern d . :;: t
Forl Wayne. 171
Sor., preferred . i 9 ,
? alley . ,
i m il . ll : ,
Lak? Erl? and W.
Lski Erie and xv , ; . 7-i?
I-ik.- Short . : .
?Hie .
m I. tt%
M, i st. Railway . IMSk
ntral . m
al St. 1. 2,\
to im and m. k. I I red. M
to Pacific . MM
Mobili and Ohio . B
Mo. K and T. H%
lio., K. and T., pref? rred .
N a ?lei eey Cai tral . H
t- s fork ?' ntr o . IB* .
N t., Chi. and Bt. L. 14"
','. t., ?Tii. ?u"l Bt. 1... lal preferred.. To
N -, ? it. an?J St. l-, Id preferred., M
\"<?r. West . 18
?o, Amer. Co. 7
Wo. Pacific . MfjA
T.i' iflc, pref? rred . 77-1.
In) Hi ? anil W. IS
ii?-. 1:. and Nav. ."hi
in . Shore Line . 43
Pacific 1 ' ?.. ' - ferred . B
Pacifie Coast, Id : I . 9
Plttaburg . 173
heading . ?rn,
[leading, 1st preferred . 4S
:. c. xv. 26
i; f.. XV., preferred . ?;t
I? ? k Island .?.. UM
It LouIb and s P. M
lt. Louis and S. F., prefern . 6-i?t
it. Louie and 8. W_ U preferred . '21
It. Loula and t?. XV. 71-.
it, Louis and ?s. xv.. preferred . 11%
It Paul . in?-?
It. Paul, preferred .
It, p, and (?ni. .'?;?,
It P, and ( l'-- prefi rred . |fl
II 1' . to and -M. 172
Iflc ..<. M
louthern Railway . v>\
louthern Railway, preferred . Q
rezaa and Pacific . u-i,
'nion Pacific . 4'tS
Tii.'ti p. lie, preferred . Tito
'. p. D. and Q ?: : 'I paid). |gS
Vabeah . . * 1
pn fari ed . B
and to. ! :. iini aae'i paid).,.. |%
Vin-ci. and L E, pr? ferred. ?jgu
EXPH2SS COUPANXIt
Ldama Express . Kig
Expn h . lit
'nit ?! States.
falta i-'i'i eo . m
-Il_CKLI.AN'KOL'S.
i. C.t. Oil . MM
' ? ' . ; ' 1 ?I . MU
Spirit? . lug
n Spirits, j'i?. ferred . 37\
.merli-an Tohar'-o .
,;n? ri? .m Tomvecc. prefsrred .i_j
on?. (Jas . IMu
'?mi. Cable CO . 175
?I. F. and Iron .
*ol. F and Iron, preferred. 77
.1.1.1. Electric. *,- ,
lew. < Tun'l Co.
itematlonal Paper . ?v*
it? inatl-inal Paper, preferred . i?:??,
??-led?* (In?. . 61
ead . -ttix,
ead, preferred . lUiI
at. Un. ?Mil . (Hi
aclfic Mail . 4M,
?<?pl?'s tl?S . 111)1,
ullman Pal.
liver Certificates . 69*??
teodard Ropo and T?rlne . 8? 1 r\
Ligar .lXiK,
lugar, preferred .116**i
T. C. and Iron . 28
y s. . "t?
U. s Leather, preferred . 73-S
V. fi. RllbbtT . 44tt.
L. H. Rubber, preferred . Ill
Western I iihin . P\
Federal f*t..<*? . v.'B
Federal Steel, preferred . ?**.
?SON o Li HT.
U. 8. new 3's . Ut_\
I.'. 8. n??w 4'h, r?gtstered . US*
u, 8. 4'h, coupon .ltt\
V. 8. 41. Ill*,
U B. 4>, coupon . 113 4
?. 8. 28 .' 'i
C ?. t's, registered . 112%
0, s. I'i eoopon .i?-r?i
LMstrtci I's. ? ? .1)8
Alatiama (Class A) . 108
Alabama (?Mass M) . IM
Alabama (Class C) . Ml
Alabama (Currency) . MM
AtchlM'n 4s . UP
?.??n adj. t s . 79V?
c.,n. .-<?. Fa . li'i'a
Chesapeak? ind Ohi-j tft's .
? ?ko Term, ft . 9
i?. ?K? and ?>hlo 6*. 118
' . II ?I? I D . ?a-w'S. hH'H
P. and It. O. lsts . Ml
D and R <;. i's . a
Ke?t Tenu. I's .
Gen. 4's . ?.
9, W. aii?l 1*. lst?, t. r.
I (Jen. Elec. '.'s .
i ?i. 11. and 8. A. ?i's .
?;. H. and A To .
H an?l T C. ?s .
; H. and 'I. C. con. i's .
i"\\ a ? lat .
i?, new ? onsols, I's ...
1. snd Cni. 4'-*.
! * .
M. K.
M l
K. v.
N. J
North
North
Nu. Pa
!
i ?
m
\u:
VA
111
i *;
I??.'
;
HO
and f. 2-l.s . ?7-4
and T I'i . M
Ista . BVA
. 1154
Carolina ?Ti . 1-?
Caro'lna 4's . 1
. 118
3s . ii\
No. Par. 4's . ; M
N v. ?' and ?St L 4'h
Nor. an?l W. Ft .
No'thwesi ;.s .In
I?*''.
..*
UVA
Northwestern ?le.? 5'? .
n .\??.. lata .11. s
0 Hut. I'i .
O. P. Une 6's. t. r
0 .8 Lll
"
It? " in? i's .
R
BI
B
Bl
a, w. ptt .
lyjul.?. and l'un M l
in
Urn
! . ' ' . la
P ' n. "
-a P ; . l:i .
I . it*.
.- it?rn Rallas . Vs . 1" \
Standard R I d Twine ?'.'s .
a - ' ?ft . ' :-?.
Tex. P ? I. O. 1 It! .
R . .
y P, D. and ' ; ill Ists . I
\* .ID i
B i' Ida . 95
I'S . 1! '-j
. <*
deferred . TM
WIs. Centrs lat? .
. ?Ohio I's .
H. and v?.'. , oni ?is i's .
N. and W. preferred .
i ni ? i 'a?' -, ? ferra d I's .
Central of G ,'a . M
: ? ' - ? .
C? ntral of Os. 2 la .124
?ml Danville ron. C's _12*>
Col? : - . ?MU
I I . Tl'j
F.iniM-mn ?TOCK ?RCVAIIOVi
R chmond, Va., Dec? ?aber M, MH,
'.-i nts snd cha lotis i ornes
I 102; Vlrginia->CaroIlns ?Cbem.cal,
?!. '. ih u?-- .? t i ? i -. i ? ?hares at
?90VKR n M f.N? ?nOD RITI99.
Bid. Asked
Btal ; - .113 .
l'a.i ? ? .
STATE SKCl'RlTICft
North ? - in .
North Carolins ?Tl.
Y,ru .v.u. l'a ini-w) . 88V4
' ury . I
CI 1 V gSCURlTW
Richmond city *, > .Kl
'Richmond ? Ity ?'>'.-? .h?
ty ;,'s ,?i,.ni1,
. y t's .94%
l.A.LUuAL? BU.NDH.
:
- .
i ;
Atlanta and ? ?1st 1 ?...
' gus r. In, ?.'? .
1 ' C ind A, M rs . .
- .
.
A. f's.
Class H. F?.
Rich, and M' k. 1.1 ?j's .
ti uthern Ri '?'s.
? d?na lai rs.
Qeorgia an! Alabama pref. l's
i ?ag consols.
I .
N. ?*v v.. lai Mort ? fon. 4 p. ??...
Norfolk Strf-i Rwj lai
?RAILROAU ?STOCKA. l'ar.
.l(*i
Chesap? ? ?nlo .MO
Korth ?Carolina .khi
Noi (??IK and y. tern, pn f. .101
a of Va, "A"...
AU. ? ??.. Un? Of Va., "il'..
y.. F. and P., com.IM
R 9 P. A B.. 9. 9 P. '.'onn't 70
R., r. snd P., dlv. obli.U?
y... y. uni P. I pet et. ?guar..M0
R., F. a iar..l 10
?Southern Railway ?pref
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?.ltVI\ \M> CIITTON K\CH*a*4GF.
mond, Va., ?D*acea*.ber M, MM?
\\'h>!?: -Longberry
:i< .; mix? 1. U to 71, .. . ?;', to
?.. .; N..,. 2 ?red, 74c. Cora -Whl (new), M
! a . j old), M
Ko. - white, Me. : no '? whlti, i7
?Mo. I mixt'l Hc? No. :i mixed, 3?V-.
* ?. 2 ?mixed, Be.; No. I mix? i. "?i to
! v.. it? i a? ?!. N t?, Mc. Rye- R
>fl Lll?.
HI? IIMOM) T??IIA((<) MWIKKT.
Kh hinon.l, Va., :?e?emb?:r M, 1898.
Nowhere In ?Richmond was holiday m?,ru
lenerally tsk^t, than in th?- toba? *o m..i
tet and that region of ths dty ktMwn is
Ihockoe Blip. No business at all was
Monday, snd the ?txteal of prl?
rats ?salea yesterday ?so far as reported,
?,s 'l hoaaheada ??f filler*. Th?? ?- are
-, > which depend ??n the bringing of
fi ;n th?? ?country to ?lbs
?Ity ?by tbs fanners were not ?area opened
-eaterday. TkS country p.ople n?*arly al
va> ? take a whole week's i,??.)?*>?iy f??r
'hrl*>tmHs, and so business In the Ion?..
lepartmenl will be eery lixht thi
rU] not be much priv.,'. boslnetas
lone this w?-?*k Ml
RItHMOVD I.IVF.-STOrK 9x_M\\\mY9,
l:: hraond, Vs., Deeembtr T!, 19?
.-: Cattle, i"t htad; shf -.-p and
?iiiibs. 200 h?"nd; hog?. 1>?0 head.
Ciittle, Ml head: sheep and
atabe, :'i*? head; hog*. 1 z?t head.
I'ri? ? s Catt!?v-B??sf, 4 1-4 to 4 3-t?-. ?gross;
l to good, '- 1-4 to 4?-. gross; common
. gross.; bulls. 2 1-2 t. > :t I - 4? .
TOM; si,,-? |, ?and Umba. 3 to 4 l-lic. gross;
loga, ?UM tn P.ML
(?EVKKAL ?MIIKI'T*.
Ni;\V YORK PRODrCE MARKET.
?NIW TORK, Deceaaber 27.?Hour?
iron? and hi*rh?*r, c-ht-cklng buslneas; win
, i i?.it??iu?, |3.7i.'iH
Rye Flour-?*fitroiiger; good to fair, 1?,{r
HiK-kwh.-at F??'ur-Dull at |1.9?>3*i2.
Buckwheat- (Julet at 5*l?fl*36c.
Cornmeal?Stronger; yellow western, 8l?*j*
M.
Rye?Flrmir; No. 2, ?vV.
Strong; feeding, 44?45c; malt*
ig, 53?? -
Barley Malt-Quiet; western. ?>M??c.
Wh?-at-flTK?t firmer; ?No, 2 rtd. w^c.
?ptions opened flrmer and res?ponded all
ay to a broadening speculation an?l hull
?h a?>ntlm nt. The public and foreign
ouat's wer? best huyera, with profeMton
ls at times unloading;. Through llqulda
un the Decumber option loat half Its pre
ilum over May and closed unsettled.
Xport trade was light, but was offset by
1 ths big and unexpected vlelble auppVy de
crees?. Close very strong; March clone?!
77*??e.; May closed 74?ve. ; December close?!
7?**4C
Corn?Bjiot strong; No. 2. ?-H'*M>-*4c
Options both active and very strong al
day, on increasing speculation, higher ca
bles, and generally bulhVi sentiment.
Close at a ^?JU-jC. net advance; May
closed 4t\c. ; D?"-*emb?.r closed 41c.
?Oatt*?Spot stronger; No. 2. M<*. Op
tlnnB quiet, but nominally firmer, with
corn.
Beef?Firm; family. fl-Wll; extra mess,
tA^nt?: beef ham?. $1S-..tI:i. ?packet, Vi.WQ
$10; city extra India mess, $l.Vfif!8.
Cut Meats?Firm; pickled bellies, Si?-?*?.;
nlekled shoulders, 4c.; pickled hams,
?? ?7c.
Lard?.-Hrong- western ?teamed. I5.-56;
December. $5.?Ti", nominally; refined firmer.
I'?.rk -Firmer; mesa, *8.5<>ii-$10; short
t\?.'*"iil'2.&); family, 11" 2.??tlll.
Huit? t-Flrm; w?stern creamery, lf/u?
tic; do. fa? tory, )?(y.; Klglns, 20c.;
Imitation creamery, 13?2?17c.; Stute dairy,
lJ-^lSc.
Cheese?Firm; I'irg.* white. State. lO-vfre.
Eggs?Firm; State and Pennsylvania,
w?stern fresh, 28c.; southern, Z\\v
2U:
Potatoes?Steady; Jersey, U-ttoJUM;
New York. $1 2M, II.?.'?,: ism* Island,
ti.WiQU; sweets, Jersey R.-y?$2.50.
Cottoneeed-OU?-i*rtrm: prime crude,
in-yr,1-W\; <lo. yellow, ?g^jc.
Petroleum?Steady; riifined. New York.
17.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 17 .46;
do.. In bulk. ii.'Jf:
Rosln-cjuiet, stta.ned, rommon to good,
11.40.
Turpentine?Firm at 44*4.'/, IZc.
Hi? e Wlrtn; domeetlc, ti- r to extra, 44.?
3Vc. ; Japan I?0I
,?t $2.2.>^$l ?per 100.
Coffee-Option? ?>poned bar?*lv steady at
a 10 points decline, under weal Kuropean
and Brazilian cable?, and more liberal re
ceipts at Rio and Santo?, contlnue?l easy
tmlcr ll'j'iiilation in absence of outside
*p<?c!iiatlve support, and more dispoeltlon
t.? -e.\ spot supplies, and clos?<l steady
i and 15335 r-olnta net lower. Sale?, 23.S00
bags, ln?-Ii!?1ltig toif-r, mht-r B.B; January,
MM. Spot Rio weak; No. ",, invoice 99.19;
NT,. I. johblnsr. 17.374 Mild market barely
Cordova, 17."Tt-'.
Siu-ar-Raw ?lull ami Irregul?r-, fair re
Bnlng, i",* ; centrifugal. 96 degree?? test.
to.,-.; molasses sugar. Ugc.; reflaed easier;
'twould A, VAc; grsnulsted, 5c.
?NEW TORE I?K'i ' ' DB MARKET.
NEW FORK. December "~, -Ths mar
ket f - drj 'r~'- ' * ' ?pi : itlet 'he h1 II
rrpot i islness In pro
pre?? In cotton -.'""l ir? I m at., r.u?:
tbrougb mpf orders This had no
effect in on the gem -h? h e.jn
ttn'K.I Strong. P'O ks at- la Buch exc*l
i.-iu ??iiape, as B ru . thsi idlen ara
undo! no Dressare to look fei orders?
:">r I'Tin?. g al '-' <
.- ??.M?, have p?T inced to
th?. i.H-is of ' ': cents for ISH-Incb ?M
?res. Lighl -a.'hlit ?r 11 - for men's
? r>- in fair r< quest la I rin.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE IfARXBT.
BALTIMORE, Ml?.. D- einher 21.?
r ?llper, Y. 1 >|/$J.T/.
Wl .i I hi n.oiith,
" '-.'il'' ' -.'' ; January, 7iY-/.7r,..: February,
southern
Corn- Strong; spot md tt... m
t~x,,-.; December, n? w or
.1 anuar*-, t2-,n2i,, .. February. I
southern whit'- ind yellow ? rn
Oats Firm; No. - ?a hi'? . .- .
i "firmer; No 2 near by, lee.; No. 2
\?. ? item, ?il
Sugar Btroni I. 15.n.
Butter B eadj fancy c eamery, ? U-ic;
do., linllalT.il, ;: if .
Eggs firm; fresh, Me. pot dozen.
?Cheese- Steady; fancy, New I ?rk. ?30c;
large ltf_R4c.
Lettuce?Per hushel b??*., *l.25?fii 1 .'".
Whlakey?|1.2<V8ei.30 per gallon for fin
ir.? .-?i fooda in car-loada; f-.31@fl.33 per
-*all?>n for jobbing lots.
CHICAGO PR( IDUCI MARKET.
CHICAGO, December 17.?Gram and
provisions enjoyed boom to-day, and
sharp advances were i orad all around.
It was more th?- result of the condition
of trade thin ,if mw.". outsiders ?-??-lug
short in th? market. Wheat advanced
1'V- ami corn about the .?ame. (?ais
i \c. to the previous price, i
provisions etoeed If to He. high
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Opening. Highest, Lowest, ciosing.
Wheat -No. 2.
; .f.; 67 fjt
May .'V"V..".',h '"\ 94%
July .*":' ? >** ? t.1, ? * . ,
Corn?No. ..
i .... 9% rr\
to..y .... ',
July .?*n**W% -:" 37'-,
Oats -No. 2.
May .*.7i/.j\ 2S'? _* ?
July --. , .'7 I K U
Mesa Pork-Pur Rbl.
Jan .ll'iT.21*, M0.? II'-.'2'.. 11 I
May .(Mill $10.,i7??, H0.?6 U- B
1. it.1- IT r 1'?? Lbs.
Jan .RM II
May .MM I" 70 $o.0.'>
ehort Elbe ?Pee IM i>bs.
Jan .$1.1-0 13.00 |?.">) $"?.")'
Hey .$*?.ii> ti, 2> -? M MM
Cash qui Ions were as follows: No. 2
.? corn, M%e, Flour firm. No I
.- wheat tiVg^wo. ; No. .' ?red, We.
. com, ;; .'.' . No. .' oats
. . No. : whu
No -' ry.. :,i \f.V-,,-, No. : I ?rley. f.
0 b . t"i-i7' No. l Saxseed, 11.10. I'rin.e
timoth) seed. (RM Mesa porn, per bar?*
r?-l, ? l-nr 1, pt r 100 pounds,
l&. <?C.yt?it. -Tort-rib sides (,' ?..? ? ?. to
$.', '.?-. ? i boxed)
i , Short clear sidas (boxoli, J.V1" -
Vt itskej finished g ?ods,
gallon, $1-2". Silgara-cut loaf,
granulated, R.M. nu'i'-i- Bteady; cream,
1-1 ,2'ti-iC. ; liairle?. !.''/?/ 7 , Ch
s; -Tv at 8 . ; |C 1:h?*-5 Firm; fresh,
%<'
thk: ?COTTON HARXBTR
LIVBRPOOU December 27.-1 P. M -
Cot? ?n?Quiet Tl .I the .??i? were
sales, of which IJM were for expo-t.
Receipts 9,Off) bales, including
Am- l : an
Futaies opened and clo?ed QUiet. with
i mod?rete demand; American middling,
low middling clause; Decem er, i ?r-#4d.,
?der.-?, December and Jam - r>, I -
tt lera; January and February, ? l-Wd.,
buverr?; February and Mai h, 'S .
1 -.tt.. v;, ue; March and April, 3 a-6i,i.,
?? Her??; April and May, 3 t '??'!3 5-H-i?!.,
sellers; Msy and June. 3 5-'Hd., buyers;
and July, ?? H-i?rf, sellers: July and
Ht, 3 M4d., buyers; August anl S? : -
teiui.er, 3 7-?;t.i. buyers; September and
' - il -1 , I 7 Md., bu ers; October and
Nov? mb.-r, I 7 i?i . I iiyers.
NEW YORK, December 17.?Upon the
r'-H'imptlon of business at the Cotton Ex?
changi it wa.- discovered that ordert
tree Wie local contli
a ? ? practic ?i..> In wli bo il
In? ght to stimulate them to activity. The
: ting, and
especially as to th<^ amount of spn cales
at Liverpool, The Indiffereni cbara< ter
Of the f?ir?*ign market for COttOO ful ire
sales acted as ?i damper to sp?culative
energy h<-r<\ c?ur market opened oulet
and Bteady, with pit - anywhere ,
1 ? Int h;?her to 1 point lower. Th
less ?har.i t. r of the tiaiilng whu-h
marked th- opening call was scarcely
Improved on for th" re st of the session.
The entire range of the market for the
session was only a matter "f I points, a
few ventures on the long side of the ac
count were made "ii generally firm re
ports received from southern spot mar
ket-,, In connection with the ? ?ntlnued
heavy exports, and also Stimulated by
continued favorab.e accounts from dry
gooda markets and spinning diatrijts as
tu the outlook for the ?Jistributlon of
cotton goods, and th?? consumption of
raw material In this country. The ra?t
that outsiders failed to take any interest
In cotton, to speak of, however, led f
some liquidation of long mid
from an advance of 3 to 4 points on
Friday's closing prices, th?? market here
eased off under li-juidatioti, and cleaed
steady, with prices unchanged to 2 points
net higher.
Cott'-n-Steady; middling, 6 7-8c. ; net
receipts. 1.4.3 bale?, gros?? recel?te, 4,?i2
' I bal? a; ato ',<. M '7?; hales;
'--to Creat Britain, IJM bales; to
ths Continent, 10,200 bales; to France.
&Vi hales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, 40,915 bales;
exports?to Great Britain. 17,106 b
to France, 8*30 bales: to the Continent.
Z.IU6 bales; stock, 1.239.12? bales.
Consolidated-Net re-elpts, 130,671 bale?;
export?*?to Great Rntaln, 88.?366 bales: to
France. 24,1*74 bales; to the Contlii-iu,
40 7*46 bales.
Total* ?I nee September 1st: Net re
celpts. 5.r,7??i,i-*- bale?; to Oreat Britain,
2??7?&26 Vales; to France, 46?S,5?B balen; to
the Continent. 1.447.282 bales.
Futures closed sti ?<:.> ; December, 15.4$;
January. 1644: February g5. ?M; Manch,
IG.4?; April, MM; ton*, too*, June, |KM;
July 16 62: August, 15.66; Senteraber, $5.-0;
?Dctober. $5.?$0; November ?<I0.
8pot closed steady and unchang?*-.
Sal.'s ?UK bales; middling uplands. 5V.;
do. Oulf. 9\c
NEW ORLEAMB, Tecember r.-Cot
tori?Future? steady; December n??mlnal;
January, t6.?)l*i$5<?: February tLOJBtf,.of,
March, |?3 llflt? 12; April, t? lfitr|?.l7; May.
|*m#ef>.B. June UVrtU.tl; July, |5.?tP
?6.M; August, t."? **H?? :;:.
NAVAI-STORB MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, 8. C. December 27
rurpentlne?Market Orm at 40c. bid;
ales. none.
Rosin??Quiet and unchanged; sales,
none.
SAVANNAH, OA., December 27?
S:!2
? Great Reduction!
Great Reduction!
I Tog, Holiday Goods,
Crockery, and Glassware
AT
50C. ON THE DOLLAR,
to close them out by January 1st. After several days'
consideration we have decided to make a groat change in
our basement, that will be announced to the public in a few
days. This great stock consists of Toys, Crockery, Cut
Glass, Bric-a-Br-ac, Lamps. Glassware, Cutlery, aud every
thing carried in a first-class Crockery and Housefumish
ing store.
Great Slaughter
I Wraps and Furs.
There are as handsome garments in this department
as when the season began. Many of Ehe iiuest styles are
here yet. We have, flierefore, decided to give our patrous
the benefit of an early reduction. It simply means a
slaughter of ?seasonable garments of every description. ?
TLoee In need of a Jacket, Furs, Capo, or Snit should
- ?all at oiht ami secure one of these wonderful values,
which we offer at one half their former price. No other
firm offen you such values. Each offer a golden oppor
tunity. You have but to grasp it.
i
j THALHIMER BROTHERS'
ONE-PRICE HOUSE,
Fifth and Broad Streets t
BplritS ft Turpentine?Firm at 1-M*<*. ;
suies, T?1 casks; receipts, 1,013 iHsk?.
Rosin- anno end on?*haaa?*4? salsa.
" ?saipts, 3,ou?> ?b?rrala.
WILMINGTON. N. C. ! 27.
B pirita of Turpentine-Firm at 12..1'l'^c;
! .-li I . 177 casks.
Rosin?Nothing doing, receipts, HI ?bar?
reta,
Ci mi?* Turpentine?Kinn at $1.30, ?
.. .1 12.80 r< ? elpl I. 1$ barrels.
Tnr Fitm at ii.i >; ?receipts, Ut barrels.
PBTKR9BURU TOBACt'?"i MARKET.
?BR8BURG, VA, I?, ?mb-r 27.?
(S] ?? I.il.?--Market ni??? with up
ward tendency. Offering-* thi? w??k were
small. Quotatlona: Ci mmon to msdlum
luga, H.M<ei2.60j food to line lugs?. |3?|8.60;
poor ahort leuf, D itf, fair to good short
leaf, U9H; ined?urn ti?
l?.touill; good i" tine wrapper?, U43I20;
ti tO fOOd ahlppina*, |7 ." ?>', ?I'?; gnr>?l
to line shipping, Bttftit,
DANVILLE tobacco ?MARKST
OAXvir.Li-:, va, Dseambar P.?ttipe
?i?! i Quotations: Wrapp? - . t-m
? 10. medium, l'2"Alii<: < ? m
n-?>n, $128$.?). Filler?! 5l>: eom*
mon, Wats Cutters Fan?-y, $12/'122:
smokers Vvn$S.5i); expon*, gll* $20; nonde
BCIl] t, iZut*').
UFfOLK PEANUT mai?ket.
Suffolk, va., Daeemhw x.-tRpe
cl ?1 ,-Har.d-plckea, (ano*/, VAC.', extra.
3-\c. ; Virginia Hhe'led. No 1, ilic, So. 2.
2c : extra larg". ic; Spanish shelled, No.
I. 3^.: farmers* ?xond*. VAc.: ?Spanish, ?o
? -, *,.. ner bushel.
NORFOLK ?PEANUT MARKET.
Norfolk, VA, Dsssibsr V, isp
Paanuta??Vannera' mark?.- rirm. Fancy,
24c; ?trtcly prime. 2'?4v-V.; prime, 2 -
? oramon ?grad?
'1 ?as demand for all gradea at present U
? ???I
PSTSR8B?1U3 PEANUT MARKT.
PETERSBURG, V.V. ?Dansmbst 27.
?fSpectal )?Virginia Paanuta-Flraa at I
.! Iota; fancy. 2***>.c.
PETERSBURG COTTON ?MARKET.
PETERSBURG, l?e emb.-r 27.--Special.)
Cotton??Stead) at 6%c. for ?food i I
PETKRSB1 K?; PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, Decembei 27.-(8pscla1.)
Virgin a i eanuts Firm r?>r
g?;o.i to fancy. Spanish tlxm at ?
?MsnwamsHBB SAimm.
Meeting of the Modern I.bii???iiik<*
V ?i.i.-Iiii u.U.
CHARLOTTKSVILLK, VA.. December,'
27.-(Special.)?The Moa? rn LaiUMfS A
aociation of America m?-t thla evening In j
It;-- .slxt?. ruh unnukl session In the audi
tt?rium at the UnlveiMty af Virginia. An j
address of welcome wan ?lelivered by Dr, ;
P. B. Barrlnger, chairman of the faculty, I
?... which u response w?i^ made by Dr. ,
W M..? a. i i.? ?i? tin ?sddrass wan
by ilio president ci the ttsaocUulOD 1 ro?
fe-ssor Alcee Portier, of Tulan? Culver- ,
s'.ty, on the sub).*? i : 'S.i<-| il and Hi.-toH
cal E**orcas In rranoh Mterature.'' other'
aobjecta discussed were: "Ate Fren 'h I
poet? Poetical."' by Dr. P. B. M.iikju, of
Harvard University, and "A Neglected
Fi?-M in American Philology," by Profe
sor Thomas Flu-Hugh, of the University
of Texas.
At the conclusion of this ?eaalon a re
ception was K-ndered tht'.ri'.?ml? r- of th-t
association in the library at 10 o'clock.
On Thursday the a?sociati?m will re
celvs the report of tb?- committee of
Twelve, i? i ??'?in? d two years a??, to oon
sider the ?poaltli of tl?? niul-rn lan
guages (French and Oerman) In s?. ondary
itlon, ?and to ? xamlne into and make
recommandations upon m.-thod* of ln
etruction. the training of teachers, and
such other questions connected with the
teat hing of mo?lern languages in the ae- '
iry aci.oola and colleges as in the
Judgment of the commttt.e may requlro
consideration. Profeaaor Calvin Thomas,
oi Columbia Uni varsity, is < n.i't ?nui of
the committee. The other members of the?
commute?? are: E H ??tary.
Instructor t <'; i man.v Languages.
lumbta University; ?8, I.. Bowen. i*r. f**???-r
of Homanlo languages, Ohio State Uni
versity; H. C. ?.. Brunit, l*rof?-hsor of
German. Hamilton College; W. H. Car- ,
ruth. Professor of tterman, University of
Kansas; H. W, Cutting, Assistant Pro- ;
fes*"or of O-nnan, University of Chicago; '
A. y Elliott Profeaaor of Romanic Ian- j
guuge*, Johns Hopkins Cnlversity; C. H. '
Orandgent. Professor of Komanlc Lan- I
guar?s. Harvard University; C. A. Hench.
pr ?feasor of Germante languages. Uni
vc-rslty of Michigan; Hugo A. Kennen.
Professor of Romanic I^nguagea. Uni
versity of Pennsylvania; William B. Snow
Teacher of French. Btighsh High School
Roaton. Maaa.; B. W. Wells, Profeaaor >?f
Modern Lunguagea, University of the
Soii'b ,
Delegates have been coming In all day.
and about a hundred aro here already.
The representation pram?*?? to be quite
larg.-. Among thos? ;r%>- are M. Camille
M?ller, a distinguished ?iducator of Paris.
France; Profeaaor Alie? Fortltr, preaideut
of ti i'i'ii, Tillan? University
J - \\. Bright, secretary; Herbert P3.
Gn secretary; EX ' Arms:rone, T.
H Hak-r, ivllli? Campbell, S. K c.rifiln.
XV. A. Ni'/... P. Ogden; R. H. Wilson.
Johna Ilopkt'ie University; j L, Ann
strong, I.vn? lihurg, Vs.; E. II. Babbitt.
New York: !.. W. Hoi?.en. Randolph ill
V ,.. *?*?'. VV, lit Is 1. 1?, Va,,
J, 1>. Bruce, Bryn Muwr. Pa.; .** . R. Brad
haw, Bethel, K.? : C. F. Heed?! Gettyu.
burg, l'a.; R. E_ Bl.ackell. Randolph-Ma..
con; C. B. Baldwin. A. 8. C?-"k. F. If.
cha?.? c ?-, ctsgood, Yale University;
Mis, Bartolman. Wsear; a. W. Huraett.
Haw fork; T. r Campbell; n H. Hud?
niill. Blacksburg. Vej XV. S. ?Curr-ll,
Washington and i,.?..; s. xv. ciar. Boa
Mas? ?lph? T'.lin, Columbia Cnlver
H. .1. Darnell, Ualverelty of Te-mie?
0 I-'. Emerson Cleveland, O.; John
I .- '.- r, University of Michigan: J. I?.
M Ford, H ?'. ?'. Von Jagemali; to. 1
Sheldon, Harvard; Thomu? Fltz-Hugh.
I nlv? -. C. H- Grandgi-ni,
Boston, Mass : XV R (Hllc-tt. N-w York
University; C Hem pi, I'n.verslty of Michi
gan; Ml-?s It ? Hendrlkaen. Piiooklyn.
N. Y : Thomas Hume, University of North
Carolina; J. E. KeniiemHii i ilvereltf <?f
Tenn? -?? J I. Hall. William Mai
to Harris. Charleston College;
M - H??we, Fsxmlngton. l'onn.; T. *?
Jenkins Vanderhtlt University; A. F.
Knersteiner, Bloomlagton, in il : M. I>
I.. 'it?ed. Unlvsrslt) or Pennsylvenia.; E.
S i.?wi- Princeton; J. T. I-tti-to-,
and II- i? K W to inning, Dela
ware College; Samuel Mey. l'niverslty et
North Carolina; Brandar Matthews. C??
lumb'a University; l'rofessor an?* Miss
Maglll, Bwarthmora College: J. *** Me
Oulre, Richmond, v.i ; i. M. Mdlnrde,
Hollina Va.; Mr atid Mrs. Mottj New
fork; H, R M? Ilwaii H Hdaey;
F, M. Padelford Tale; Misa Pinth, BelM
more; C I- Raymond, f*rlnceton; W. H.
lolph, i: M B.; M w Bampson. uni
versity of Indiana; m .r stockard, locust
lui,-, Va.; Mrs. Baunders, Lyn-hburg
Va : R Bumpter Smith. Bedford? Yjfc! "W.
S. Symington Amherst. to iss . XX'. D.
Tov. University of N rth Carolina; J. A.
Tufts, 1'hlllp- Exeter; W. C. Th.vyer. Le?
high T'niv rally; Calvin Thomas; Ran
d'?'ph Tomb?, Columbia University; J. C.
Walker Oran?*?- Va.; R. II. Willis, ('hat
ram II B. White. Cornell University:
Prof? or Walker. Blacksburg; Cornelius
Weygart, University of PennayTrvanla; F.
Bpanhorfd, Concord, N ll.. A. W. Bpan?
horf.l, Washington: O W. Miles, St. Al
lans: <; I' VI I Cornell.
Th!? association meeta every year durtm*
the Christmas holidays. Its representa
tion is larg?. !v from the Atlantic Coast
States, Including the New England, Mld
dle, and Southern Btstes. Us flr*?t preal
?l, ut a i James Russell Lowell, who hel?i
th?. portion till his death. The present
it?-;?hot is Professor Aleee FortUr. of
Tu lane University, New Or>ans.
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II ?ill INI' l?Ii:il.l?,KM'?.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, PE<*. 2* ? ?
Bun ri.- s ...T..7 .- IIIC.H TH'K." ~
Bun BStB .4 (i-S Morning.,....6:13
M,??,n rises .5.5> 1-Jvenlng.5:4?
i'.T OF RICHMOND, DECTsT?SI.
SAI i ?:' 11
Steamer Yemasse, O'Neill, Philadelphia.
merchandise at. . rs; Clyde Llr.e.
DECEMBER M, lf-M.
ARRIVED.
steamer R. hmond, Hlller. New
York, m ere han Ils? an?! passengers; Old
Dominion _t?-amshlp Company.
SAILED
Steamer Po-anouta*. Graves, .Norton,
_K.-reh_i.dse and paist.igers, \ irgmu
Navigation Companj
Steamer Rtchmr.r.d. HUler. New
York, merehandis and o??sengers: Old
Dominion Steamship C |
DECEMBER 27. 18?.
ARRIVE]]
Steamer Winv_h, Simmons. Philadel
phia, merchandise and passengers; Clyde
Line
Steamer Pocahontaa, Graves, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; Virginia
Navigation Company.
BAILED,
Schooner Jame? S I'eacbam Morgan.
New Haven, pig-iron; veasel, John A.
Curtis A Sons.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. M
lily t?u.giaph.)
ARRIVED
St.amer Mayflovter. New Orleans, .
Steamer Jamaba, Port Antonio.
Steamer Asophanthus. Hamburg.
Steam.-r Betty. New Orleaiia.
Steamer I'rasathus Savannah.
IT.tk Nineveh New York.
Schoouer Marguen ,e. Pro.T'ence.
h \ i i.Ed
Steamer Mayflower, Hull.
PORT OF WEST PoTnT. VA.. DEC. ?T.
(by teUgrapa.)
ARRIVED.
Mteamahlp Acconiaca in imp ?on. .Nor
folk: pas-iongers and _?-n?r?U cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Accouiaok. Tbompjon No*?
folk, passenger a and general carg?.

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