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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-02-07
Taylor Topics.

Special Telegram to the Statesman.
TAYLOR, February 5.-George W. Bua-
kett, Of Palestine, has the contract to fill
In thetrestlework approaches to the Col
orado bridge of the International railroad
at Austin, and A. A. Stevens, his manager,
is now in Austin starting large force of
men and mules to work. 1t will require
$4,000 yards of dirt, for which the con-
tractor has to pay $500 per acre, and
three and one-third acres will be required.
The camp will be located on the south
side of the river.
General Manager Frey, Superintendent
Maxwell and Claim Agent d. A. Wool
bridge, of the Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as, and Roadmasters Cronin and Thomas,
of the International, have been in Taylor
this week.
perepolitic elocutionist gave a very
poor exhibition in the opera house last
night.
Sentiment seems to be changing favor
ablyto Willie county. Part of Milan county,
which has been canvassed by opponents
of the measure under false pretenses, is
very indignant, and all the leading prop
erty holders are at work securing every
voter and taxpayer for Willie county. A
large delegation, representing fully ST.
100000, will reach Austin Wednesday
night, and the committee on county
boundaries will hear the matter Thursday.
1t would seem on the face of it that advo-
Gates of the new county had every right to
be favorably heard.
Peach trees are in bloom about Taylor,
and farmers are taking every advantage
of the clear weather to SOW Data and get
ready for crops. Some cotton is com
ing in.
A workman fen from the McNutt bridge
| just west of Hutto, in course of construc.
ton, yesterday and was seriously injured
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BALTIMORE.
A Terrific Struggle With Mailman
With Knife.

A Terrific Struggle With Mailman
With Knife.
BALTIMORE, February "a mailman last
night stabbed an inoffensive peanut vender
here, who, from injuries received, died to-
day. 81 see blood, blood on the moon," ex-
citedly exclaimed Lee Wiley, young man
who came here from Gloucester Point,
Glouscester county, Va, last night,
shortly before 8 o'clock as he danced
about wildly in the cabin of the "Silvery
Starlight" at the wharf. He had alter
nately sung, danced and cried. After
making a sRnguinary exclamation he sud
denly bolted out of the cabin and went
across Pratt street, where Francis Valen-
tine has for thirty-one years kept
fruit and candy stand. Going up to
the stand Wiley took handful of
peanuts from the tray. The old man re-
monstrated, when Wiley, without word,
rushed over to the opposite corner, break
ing open the glass case of the stand. The
madmau pulled out a broad sheathed
knife with blade five inches in length.
Hill started to seize him but the fellow
made stroke with Knife cutting Hills
coat at the shoulder. Not satisfied with
this he made another swipe and com
pletely severed Hills coat. Wiley then
rushed over to Valentine and hurled him
to the ground after which he hacked and
slashed the head of the old man in fright
full manner. II took three men to drag
the mailman away from his victim and he
was only secured after severe struggle.
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Belle Starr Killed.

FoRT SMITH, Ark, February 5.-Word
has been received from Eufaula, l. T.,
that Belle Starr was killed there Sunday
night. Belle was the wife of Cole
Younger, and Jim Starr, her second hus-
band, was shot down by her side less than
two years ago. Belle Starr WAS the most
desperate woman that ever figured on the
border. She married Cole Younger di-
rectly after the war, but left him and
Joined band of outlaws that operated in
the Indian Territory. She had been ar
rested for murder and robbery score of
times, but always managed TO escape.
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his death to Herr Won Szonengyenyi, the
attache of the imperial household, to
whom he had entrusted the preparation
of his papers. The letter reads: Dear
Szonengyenyi-I send you herewith cod
icil. Execute its provisions and those of
my will drawn two years ago with the as
sent of my wife. In my study at the Hof-
burg stands small table. With the en-
closed gold key open the drawers and you
will find my papers, the arrangement OF
which l entrust to you, leaving to your
judgment to decide what to publish. l
can live no longer. Remember me to all
my good friends. Far well. God bless
our beloved Fatherland. Yours,
Signed. RUDOLF.
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1000; ponies, 1a.OC@a5.OO; good driving, $1,000

1000; ponies, 1s.OC@25.OO; good driving, 5OOOG
1880.
MOLASSES---Iouiaisns 2596Oc drlps, 3514Oc
OATS-From wagon, 24O!Sc; from store, 800
Csc, job lots.
ONIONS-Per h., 202Hc.
ORANGES-Per box, 3.50d3.75.
Pee ANS-Per h., from wagon, 904c. .
POTAII ES-Sweet, new, from wagon, 5U0I5ci
western, s501CO . bu. seed, per BARREL 2.75a
3 %.
LT-Liverpool, per sack, 1907 Lou
isiana 1885, fine, 1.750lS0.
SOAP---per CASE 2.25lD4. 90.
SUGAR-Brown, 62lG17i4c; yellow clarified, "a
nc squire white, III axe; cut loaf, sac.
TIES-Delts, per bundle, Si.65
TURKEYS-EaCh,fr from wagn, 6O9SOc; from
store, 750l.25.
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Financially Weak.

Special Telegram % the Statesman.
DALLAS, February 5.-The Dallas South
ern league base ball scheme has fallen
through for lack of financial support
The executive committee of the assooia
ton went around Saturday to see what
assistance the business men would render
and the required aid was not forth com.
ing. 1t is said President Fegan has wired
Crothers to sign no more men and to re-
lease those now under contract. Peoples
and Joyce will doubtless go to Houston.
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Imm1gration Convention.
Telegram to the Statesman.

SpeclhI IeIegram 70 The Statesman.
SAN ANTONIO, February 5.-The first
annual convention of the South vest Texas
Immigration association met in this CITY
this afternoon at o'clock, President Ii
B. Andrews presiding. Fifty odd delegates
representing ten counties, handed in their
credentials, ana after an enthusiastic
speech by Capt. A. G. Jones, of Bell
county, the convention adjourned till to-
morrow at 10 O'Clock, when the active
work of the meeting will begin.
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EN- GLAND.
BRACH's TESTIMONY.

LONDON, February 5,-At the opening
OF to-days session of the Parnell com
mission Attorney-general Webster said he
had finished with the Irish portion of the
Times case and would now take up the
American part A witness named Beach
then testified. He said:
He Joined the Fenians IN 1865 and was
appointed military organizer, After the
failure Of tho invasion of Canada by the
Fenians, no Joined society known as the
"B O." the object of which was to provide
money to carry on the Irish agitation and
ehip arms 10 Ireland. Witness said he re-
membered the visit of Messrs. Dillon and
Parnell to America in 1880. The meetings
held during their stay in the United States
we're organized exclusively by the United
Brotherhood or Clan Na-Gael. Witness
attended several meetings at which Messrs.
Dillon and Parnell were present. Parnell
attended the demonstration in Chicago at
which bodies OF the Clan-Na-Gae and
the Hibernian Rifle Guards were under
arms.
Beach here produced n copy of the con
stitution OF the "B. o." or Clan na-Gael.
This provided for concerted action with
the Irish Brotherhood and kindred sCoie-
ties to bring about combination of Irish
revolutionary movements in all parts OF
the world to act deoisively against Eng
lard. Witness said that in 1873 Devery
and Miller we're sent as delegates to Ire
land, receiving $4,000 from the skirmish-
ing fund, and further sum, which does
not appear in the official list.
Attorney general Webster read Devery's
official report, in which he urged that
before any large quantity of arms was
sent to Ireland three delegates should be
sent to prepare Irshmen to use them
Beach further testified that Egan told hun
Parnell desired to join the brotherhood
but IL was thought his connection with
the organization would destroy his useful
ness. SO on this account he was not al
lowed to join.
JUDGMENT AGAINST PARNELL.
LONDON, February 5.-The action
brought by Mr.. Parneh against John Wal
ter, registered proprietor of the Times
for libel, came up before the court at
Edinburgh again to day, and the case was
dismissed, costs being taxed against tht
plaintiff. Judgment was given on the
ground that MIR. Walter being one of the
CO. partnership owning the Times, arrest
ments against him as an individual would
be Invalid. Mr.. Parnell will appeal from
this decision.
REQUIEM MASS.
LONDON, February "a requiem mass
for the late Austrian crown prince wal
celebrated here to-day. The Prince OF
Wales, Prince Christian, Prince Henry o.
Battenberg, Lord Salisbury, aud the Rus
sian, French, German, Turkish and Bel
gian representatives attended services.
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IRELAND
O'BRIEN IN PRISON.
RUDOLF.

DUBLIN, February 5.-The prison Off
cials at Clonmel have returned to Vim
O'Brien the civilian clothing that was
fjrcibly removed from him upon his in
clrceration and it was Immediately donned
by the prisoner. Mr.. O'Brien's condition
is such that he has been removed from his
cell to the infirmary connected with the
Jail.
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Tildeu's Will.

NEW YORK, February 5.-Col. Geo. Il.
Relden has appealed from the recent de-
cision of the general term in favor of the
provision of the late Samuel J. Tildeu's
will, which is knows as "Tildeu's Trust.n
Notice of appeal was filed to-day.
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LIVERPOOL


IN iddling fair, .lOc.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February 5-Cotton-Spot closed
steady at l-l6C advance Ordinary, 51Sd; good ordi
nary SID; low mid1ling, sgd; midding, led /;
good midding, 3 l3-16d. Total 81 es, 10000 bales;
American, $500 bales. Imports, 9,4OO bales;
American, $1,000 bales
FUTURES.
4 Liverpool futures opened steady, and unchanged,
ruled firm and point higher, closed firm at an
advance February, 3 BID bid: February March,
537d asked; March-April, 5.36d bid April.May,
asked; July August, 53Sd asked ;August-Septem
Der, .25d bid; september, 536d bid.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, February -Cotton-Spot closed
hrmI and unchanged. Ordinary, SIC; good
ordinary, 77-l6c:. low mddlinG, 9Hci middling
lOC; good middling, 10 bloc; midding fair,
10 15-l6c. Sales, G2i bales.
Futures opened steady, point higher rnled
steady and closed barely steady, 2 points off.
Sales, 1890 bales. February 9I4 boo; March,
1000 1901; April, lO.l5-lO;l6G; May, 9Sl-9S2s
0.09t; September, lO%l-lO22c; October, 96l-9 &c.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, February 5.-Cotton-Spot closed
firm and unchanged. Low ordinary 75Sc; ordi-
nary, SC; good ordinary, SIC; low mid
ding 9lhc; middling, csc; good middling, 10Ac;
mlddling fair, lie. Sales, $500 bales.
FUTURES
Futures opened steady, closed point up, ruled
steady, and closed dull but steady, point higher
Sales, % 400. February, 9.55 9.57c; March, 9.55-
9GOc; April, 9.6O.9.66c; May, 9.729.73c; June,
9I9.9 SOC; July, 9.ST-9,SSc; August, 9.S3-9.Ac
September, 944-9.45c.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, February 5-Cotton-Spot closed
firm at 10 Ice advance. Ordinary, Sc; good orii-
mid 10.
middIing 10 7l6c; middlinP fair,10 l5-l6c. Sales,
l,l3S bales; exports,'- bales: shipments coast
wise, 4,O5G bales; stock, 80, so bales.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
GALVESTON, February 4.-The following are the
closing quotations for cotton he spot to-day al
the leading markets, together with the closing for
mddling yesterday, with to.day's sales:
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GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, February :. -Sugsr-Market closed
at yesterdays quotations. Refined staHdarC
granulated, nc; standard confectioners' A, &c
cubes, 756c powdered, 73sc; California granulated
in car lots, 725c; plantation granulated. 7Ac; A
choice yellow clarified, 5-16@6%; prime yellow
clarified 63-lG06Ac; off prime yellow clarified
6D6 l-16c; choice seconds, 55a@5&c; prime
seconds, 59S@jHc; fair seconds, 5@5Ac; COM
mon seconds, 4A@4Sc.
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FRANCE.
POLITICS IN PARIS.

PARIS, February 5.-The chamber of
deputies has confirmed the election of
General Cluseret as a member for Var. 1t
was charged he was an American citizen
AID therefore ineligible to hold Office un-
der the French government. Pere Hya-
cinth has disavowed that he has any lean
ing toward Boulapgerism. He compares
Boulanger to the late Emperor Sanlouque,
of Hovti
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Financial and Commercial

OFFICE OF DAILY AND WEEKLY STATEsMAS,
AUSTIN. February 3. {
There was goodly local trade to-day and not
the lest portion of It came from the country the
roads having improved. There was an advance in
cotton at Galveston to day, which breaks the
monotony in the staple for sometime past.
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UNITED STATES CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET


CHICAGO, February 4.-Wheat opening INC
shove yesterday; cold of with frequent fuctua-
lions, later rallied &c for May and closed about
NC higher than yesterday, while June closed nc
lower. Trading was active.
Corn was moderately active and opened at yes
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Brownwood

AeieHrsm 70 the Statesman
brentwood February 5.-District con,.
began here yesterday. The trial of Nuto
Nalli'' charged with illegal voting. vas
oCoUiaoed last night by a verdict 90
Sulin ,o's a. "A petition has been circuIatina
Istn.ps .ne past few days asking the LIE
, azure TO abolish all occupation to, "gls,
pe'i'iOn has been largely signed. U
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Ministers, lawyers, teachers and others
whose occupation gives little exercise
should use Carter's Little Liver Pills for
torpid liver and biliousness.
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GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET.
GALVE STTON

GALVESTON, February 5.-Coffee-Market I'M
l82ic prime, l94l9Ac; choice, l9h1l924c.
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PARIS, February 5.-The Figarros says
professor connected with the Pasteur
institute has succeeded in identifying the
generatiye microbe of diphtheria. The
discovery of preventive of this disease
by means of vaccine virus is expected to
follow
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WOOL MARKET.


ST. LOUIS, February 5.-Wool-NIarket quiet
and unchanged. Bright medium, 1g026hc;
coarse braid, 12GDl9c; low sandy, 1101Sc; fine
light, 1702ic; line hea Y, 13Dl9c; tub-washed,
choice, SIC; inferior, 3lGD35c.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, February 5.-WoOl-Msrket firm and
unchanged. Spring, twelve months clip, fine, 100
20c medium, 10000; fall, twelve months clip,
fine, l6Q1Sc; medium, 10000; Mexican, improved,
nominal; Mexican Carpet nominal.
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FINANCIAL.
COIN VALUES

BRITISH CONSOLS.
LONDON, February -Cons0ls cosed98 5-16d;
for mOhey; for silver, 421id.
SECURITIES.
Boston, February 5.-Mexican 4s, 70H@704c;
scrip, .0Jz0l OF; stock, l40l4bc.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, February D. Exchange sterling
bank sixty days, 4.S6AQ4 S6h sterling COM
mercial, sixty days, S53a0i Sc; reichmarks COM
mercial, sixty days, 81 1l6; francs, bank, sixty
days. 5.2O% commercial, sixty days, 52lA.
NEW ORLEANS EXCHANGE.
New ORLEANS, February 5.-Exchange ster-
ling commercial, sixty days, 4,S5J4 So; france,
commercial sixty days, 52lS; New York eight
bank, 10O premium; commercial, 70 premium.
GALVESTON EXCHANGE.
GALVESTON, February 5.-Sterling, sixty days,
d.s3; New York sight, u per cent discount: New
Orleans sight, par; American silver, Il per cent
discount.
OCEAN FREIGuTS.
GALVESTON, February 5.-Freghts by steam
ship from Galveston TO Liverpool, sd; to
continent 7-16d; to New York, 40c per 100
pounds. 1890 -..
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW York, February'5. and bonds closed
at the following prices bid:
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AUSTRIA.
FREEDOM OF SPEECH

VIENNA, February 5.-Several persons
have been arrested in the cafes here for
repeating rumors that Grown Prince Ru-
dolf met his death at the hands of the
husband OF the woman he had betrayed.
Two gentlemen who we're conyersing on
the subject in loud tones in the Graben
were taken into custody. 1t is asserted
that the crown prince in his last letter to
his mother, said: 81 cannot live longer"
RUDoLF's WORK.
vienna, February "a great crowd
gathered again this morning outside the
court chapel awaiting an opportunity to
view the remains of the late Grown Prince
Rudolf. At a meeting of the council hav
ing charge of the serial publication of
Rudolfs work on Austria Hungary to-day,
Herr Won S. Szonengyenyi intimated that
the emperor was in favor of continuing
and completing the work, which he said
would probably be finished under the pat
ronaRe of Grown Princess Stephanie.
THE GROWN PRINCES LETTER.
PKsTH, February 5.-The Nation news
paper) publishes the letter written by
Grown Prince Rudolf short time before
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terday's closing and under fair demand advanced
| l56IAc, ruled quiet and closing &c higher.
Pork opened firm at 10c advance ana followed by
further appreciation of 5Gg7Hc, then declined Is
@l7Isc, rallied lOai2Isc and closed stesdy
Lard opened rather firm at 617Hc advance, but
this was lost during the early part of the day and
later rallied again and closed STEADY
Short ribs advanced 7hQl0c early in the day, but
declined 5G75fc later. Near the close steadier,
| and rallied 2HO5c, and closed quiet
FUTURES.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wbest-NO. 2, February, 97hc; March, 9SHc;
May, COZ.
36Ac
Mess pork-Per barrel February, 11.47A
March, I.57M May, 1l.G1h.
Lard-Februsry, 6.g5; March, 6. 97k May. 702h
627h.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
L Flour-Msrket firm and unchanged.
Wheat-No. spring, 971g7Ac; No. 2 red, 96hc.
Corn-No cash, 351s0354c.
Mess pork-Per Dsrrei, II .5OG1l seq.
Lsrd-Per 100 pounds, zoo
Short rib sides-Loese, 6 U5(16. 10.
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, 6t0G6 12M.
Short clear sides-Boxed 6.37h@5.5O.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. February 5.-Flour-Market strong.
Wheat-Market opened higher but heavy, selling
at depressed prices; rally then occurred on
strong CABLES but later prices fell back and closed
May &c above yesterday and July &c below. No.
2 red, cash, 94c; May, 96%c asked; June, $3.50
S3Ac; July, S4XWS4hc.
Corn-Market was weak early, but grew strong
er and closed at about yesterdays prices. No. 2
cash, 29h0S0c; March, 3O03O%c May, $3.50
32Ac,
Gornmeal-Market active at l.S5G1.95.
Whlsky-Steady at 03.
Bagging-Msrket lower at 7h09Hc.
Iron cotton ties-l.10
Provisions-Market firmer.
Pork-Jobbing at 1910.
lard-6S0
Dry salt meats-(Loose lots) shoulders %;
longs and ribs, 6.l5lB6. 20 short clear, 6 35GG So
Demonstrations, 8 70; longs, 7.0J@7.0j; ribs,
7O0l17. 10; short clear, 12h@72J
Hams-l0 C001012.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, February Wheat - Market
stronger. No. red, ca=h 90c bid; Msy, 94Hc
bid; No. , soft, cash, 90C bid; May 9l@95c
Corn--Market steady. No. 2, cash, 25lc bid;
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COTTON MARKETS.
AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, February 5.-The following are local
quotations. Good ordinary, 75Sc; low mid
ding, S2sc; mddling, SIC; good middling, 9hc;
IN iddling fair, .lOC.
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DiAMUHD DfE0 Neuer Fail AIlUoyS Sure'
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SEXUAL POWER

Positively and Permanently Restored in l2 to
days; EFFECTS IN "a HOURS; slmost i'm
mediate relief No naus -ating drugs, minerals
pills or pOisOns, but the DELICIOUS MEXI-
herbs and plants. The most PuWERF UL
TONIC KNOWN. Restores the Vigor, Snap
ard Health of youth Sealed book FREE, giving
all particulars. Address SAN MATEO MED. Co.
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T OST-A ,2SO acre veteran do aticn certificate
u No. 49,, issued to Catherine Barclay by the
c mmisaoner of the general land office on De-
Cember 81. A. D. 1885. Unless this certificate is
found within ninety days notice is hereby given
tn t We will apply to the commissioner of the gen
eral land Off for q duplicate Maddox Bros. d
Anderson, agents for Lyman Blum.
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STANDARD NOVELS.
Elegantly Bound.
3--FOR !$1.O0--3
GAMNEL'S OLD book STORE.
Wanted, For Sale, Etc.

Advertisements inserted in this column at the
rate of % cents for four nes of seven words each
or less, and cents for each additional line, each
insertion.
All notices appearing in these columns must in
variably be paid for in advance. No exception will
be made to this rule
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KANSAS CITY, February 3 - Wheat - Market
stronger. No. red cash, soc bid; Msy, 94MC
bid; No. 2sott, cash, 9Oc bid; May 9l@95c.
NAV sales at &c.
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54ISmI UhIlI 81 ton Fast DYES r.,
M oITk e BED, Blue, Yellow. rcari u =,
Row rr vine, and Light, DARK anC Me- -. -
cenJs br raIkage, 10 cents; Il doz 7stGSis. y !,
Co.. Foxcroff, Me. a"'eu' 7sl. G
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i Co., 10l W. 7th (Bois d'ArcJ street, or box
634) Austin. Negotiates lien notes and loans from
$500 to S3g,OOl at low rates, on improved lands.
This Is home company with principal office
Aueun.
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LIVERPOOL, February 5.-Cotton-Spot closed
nary, SID; low midnling, 5Sd middling, I'D;
good middling, l3.l6d. Total 81 es, 10000 bales;
American, 5000 bales Imports, 9,4OO bales;
American, $1,000 bales.
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17O n Popular Songs, Scrap Pictures, Motto
| II Cards, and Albnm Verses for only
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