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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-13
INPROFITABLE.
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
Governor O'Ferrall aud Hon. B. b. Nun
ford TO Go to Swanson's Aid.

Chairman Ellyson has been watching
with great interest the fight In the Dan
vile District between the Hon. Claude
A. Swanson and the numerous nominees
Of the Republican, Prohibition, and Popu-
list parties who are opposing the re-
election OF the brilliant young repre-
sentative from that district. From this
date on series of barbecues and mass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-13
neatrs of Two Wall X nown Ladies'.

DANVILLE. VA. october l2.-(Special0
News was rec iyed here today Of the
death OF Mrs May Talbot Hamlin.
Youngest daughter OF the late Captain
Thomas J. Talbot. and wife Of barclay
\ Iam,in. which occurred at Denver
Col. last night at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. Hamiin
was taken % Denver month ago Tor the
benefit Of her haalth.
Mrs. Bette Lybrook wife of Judge A.
NJ. Lybrook. died suddenly at her home.
stuart. Patrick county, to-day OF heart
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-13
po,Itics In TaZeWeli.

CEDAR BLUFF. VA. october l2:-lSpe-
cialD-Mr J. Randolph Henry. Of Idze-
well ably discussed the issues OF the
pending canvass from Democratic stand
point 10 a crowded house at TINS pace on
Wednesday night.
The peoule here seem to be aroused ana
they hope 10 l. ssan the heretofore Repub-
Ucan majority in this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-13
A virginia Social Club.

4 Washington special to the Baltimore
sun says. movement was started h.re
ON Thursday for the formation OF Nlr-
Cinia colony among Nirs mans reslfihg ~
tbis CITY IL is the design Of those inter
ested in the movement 10 establish
encinl duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-13
Never borrow Trouble.


- T
If no trouble you do borrow,
You will know but little sorrow,
And thu dreaded. dark tomorrow
with It's circumstances dire
Ne'er will make YOU melancholy,
You'll be- Jolly. always Jolly.
And will ever md your trolley
Running smoothly on the wire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-13
STANDARD DAIRY CH0?

ia a properly balanced ratio.
tonseei meal, lussei mes, .
mixed IN sucn proportion - =
results At the smallest co--- A.
100 pounds. ....
woopI.vN DAIRY. Als-s, - i'.s
Messrs Thomas :. WIN & Co.,
Gentlemen,-- bayo beer i-
OF forty mead OF dairy ca't.e ..
Dairy chop. AMI tui thai . p-1i.
milk, nni OF a. good quality
much more. expect o. -" .f
during the winter months r.t .,
surcess, because Of tho iuter ,'t
dairy people. sm
Yours Or .lf. .
fsigned.) ....
For sale ~ THONA>H. n '' ..
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Phone 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-13

LOn Is powerful, III
Migrating tonic and soothing and strength
ening nervinc, purely vegetable, perfectly
nroper functions of womanhood, improves
digestion, enriches the blood, dispels aches
and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and re-
stores health and vigor. For every "female
complaint" it is the only remedy 50 sure
that il can be guaranteed. II it doesn't
cure, you have your money back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-13

President George Il. Christian. Of the
National Bank Of Virginia. in Richmond.
made a spe.ch in the American Associa-
tlon Of Bankers on Thursday. AS Judge
Christian never speaks without cause, we
infer that his speech contained arguments
which the public will profit by knowing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-13

times were 30 acute as
to render life u burden. l
began using DR.. Piercc's
Favorite Prescription. /
used seven bottles In as
many months and de-
rived 80 much beneht
from II and the home
treatment recommend
ed In his Treatise on
Diseases Of Women, that
I wish every woman
throughout our land,
suffering In the same
way. may be induced to
give your medicines and
treatment q faR trial"
"Favorite Prescrip-
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Y DAMS
: 1.-THE
TOWER
JULIUS SYCLE & G.T
2oI AND 203 INT "M
SPECLfL BiHEILN
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

Portieres, good w'I,i and
red. tan, old rose, ST.
Blankets, gray. large s..
Extra quality Smyrna H.-s
Ingram Rugs. large s.l. Phi.
SOC. Ribbons, IA eI lbs s-. -
bluet, pinket, new ma.ea't 'c-.a
All silk.
See our new yelling.
Jet Van Dyke Trimmies
Novelties in Dress Good. a
Novelties IN Dress Goods. Boz
Novelties IN Dress Goo. is. .'.a
Plaids, Covert, AMI lA..-.-. =
fects. l2ic.
Pretty styles Of IlaseIpril =. Ca
and sec them. 25c.
We are selling Sl.j0 Black >-a.i
Look at our 81 Kid Gl3ys. T!-i
nicely.
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JACOB LEVITT,
1888 EAST MAIN.
EXPOSITION SALE.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
II Will Pay You to See Us Before Buy
ing Your Dry Goods.

Now Dress Goods, New Drcss trimmings Now
silks. New Ginghams, Now Muslin ndsr"ear'
New Blankets and Quits, Now MindoN-Shsles'
New C0rse,s. Sew sstnes, New Flannsls' Ne"
Outings. New Pants Goods New Underwear
New Wool, Cotton, aai Isle Thread Hosiery
New Tablc-Linens, Napkins ana Doilles, New
Printed Table Runners. BuAet-scaH- and
splashers, New chenille Covers, New and
Pretty Millinery.
Our entire fall stock vas bought AZ the new
Tariff Prices. and you can't AFFORD To mss
seeing
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INTERESTING TOBACCO CASE.
Three Years in Court and More Than the
Amount Involved Already Spent.

GREENSBORO, y. c.. October r.
(Special) THE case of Louis Wittkowski
OF Melbourne, Australia, against Harris
Hrotners tObacconists CT RedsVllIc,
came M in court here this week. The
case involves about $1,000. Mr. WIZ
kowski brngs suit for about 1900. ad-
vanced by him on tobacco shipped to
him in Australia by Harris Brothers.
The latter, 80 the plaintiff says. drew on
him for what was supposed to be about
three fourths Of the value Of the tobacco,
which was consigned 10 him 10 sell.
There were two drafts for $500 each,
which were duly honored; but when the
tobacco was sold II did rot bring enough
70 meet the amount advanced. together
with charges commissions, etc, the snort
age being about the amount sued lot.
Harris Brothers side of the case has not
vet been presented. but your correspondent
learns that they will bring counter
claim for about 5000 The attorneys in
the case are: Messrs. King. Dil!ard.
and l.. NJ Scott for the plaintiff boyd
+. B. Johnson, Mebane. ana scott Tor
the defendant. Yesterday peihe A.ohe-
ment-Day, Mr.. WittkOwski who Is
Hebrew. asked for an adjournment,
which was granted.
UNPROFITABLE
The case has been in court Tor three
years. and during that time MT. VIII
kowskl has travelled over eO,W miles IN
coming 10 and from Australia, ana du-
ring that time has spent more IMAM Is
involved in the case.
Mr.. $. A. Ashe, formerly Of the News
and Observer. Is here to-day. on his way
10 Walnut Cove, where ne VIII speak to-
morrow.
Mr.. George Stevens, Of the University
Of North Carolina, was here yesterday
and made arrangements 10 have game
of football here on November ION be-
tween Richmond College and the Uni
yersity of North Carolina.
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MUSICAL.

MIR FRANK COSBY, A PUPIL OF
wi DIR. LEWIS MASS NEW ENG
LAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
street. Piano. Mandolin. Guitar. Eiocu-
ton. and Piastiques. Satisfactory refer
sness Hul bs given. &C 7-6t'
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EsDE LIFE a BURDEN.

MISS G. r. CRAWFORD, OF Limestone Ne,
writes: For years suffered monthly from
,,x1, nina rh trh q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13
Modo de ,aanddr g tIlnaro

Remitase por Ordenes POstalss dinero ORdenes nor
Expreao Leas sobfe Bancos Cara Gor1isnte6 oor aTs
GeTtihcadas. s
No 90 aceptaa psdidos pox Sneao1 ds an peso
Los compradores deben tener pEaaanto quaus vSnden
hetas de 0tras losaias nfsoraa maa 6 oraeisndo
los yanded0Eag eOmio0noa tan que uv udns
so q pago de los pksno4 pEpnetdos Al s quel0s cons
pradole para g. pEcpa psotece6n taben insstr 90
acepaT ool hteses ioa de h ompahfa Noc0nai de
l5otIia de Honduras AZ este mode tsndEan la
sbfa de cQ1reE les pHHfsacl aunefad0e,
ts1 eyGe.tce e e71r4s e. EV r,elrIN clts q ter
asl fs 8 E1e Elssiee ~ Sg
u GO AAes N0As 3Ta7t3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13

Nuestros cOresponsales que deseen pr clos oGros f
fores deben etcbr cardad dando residancia
dado parroqua, calle ndmero la direction postal
Es de suma mpOrtanci qae los peddos csn anc-
paei6n. Los premos pagan al presentsr Ell bete pa
m su cobEo pueden enViarse drectamente nuesa ohcns
principal por conducto de cualquier ban % aqencs e
cobros Estaude los blees repa tidos epr los veneo
res de todas parties del mando nposbe poder surth
pumeroa aanecalag s sA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13
100000 B1LLETEs
n onteroay FraccOnes para satsfaser los compFadOss
saetaa. mansualaa. Lista % los pcsmies
PREcI0 OFLOS BILLEEES

@ dinero equivalents Il moneda coTiente de los
tados- -Unidos de Norts America Biletet enteros s;
Dobla qu stos SO; Quntos, E Decimos, % eentsYos; VI
gemos 95 centavos. = Freco para las soedsdes clubs
i'll bees a1teros 50 equVsenta peg s50Para los Ven-
dedorea pgeco especial Sc aeaeaa veadedores todaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13
AvIso IAP0RTANTR
GUARDESE

he1 todas las Losraa despues del L. de Rnero de i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aENERALEg,

de comprar ningn ete de aguno que pfetenda iussTa
ca slgnno de dichos Estados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13

4 impression del selo de i liea de Honduras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13

Los Bancos Banqueros siguentes han pagado siempra
pres naci6n los premIos de del Estado de
Louisiana pueden atesguar de Ia honra
ponsabidad de Ia preeente Cor pania. ]. H. OCONNOh
Pres del State National Bank, New Orleans A. Baldwin
Pres del New Orleans Nationa Bank, New Orleans. Carl
Kohn Pres. del Union National kank, New Orleans Geo
w. Nltt Pres del iizens' Bank of Louisiana. Negv Or
eans Los sorteos celebraran pubco todos los me-
sea en- Puerto Cortez, Honduras @. A, como sigue:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13

Enero 9.-Febrero 1s.-Marzo 1s-Abrn lO.-Mayo
8-Junio 12.-Julfo 0-Agosto i4.-Sedembre 1t.-Octu-
bre 9.-Noviembre 13.-Dicismbre Is.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13

Les negocos de Ia Compahia Lotera del Estado dc
Louisiana despGes de vnte cinco anos de pr6speras
operacones ell Estado de Louisiana, han sdO rsnsfer
dos Ia Repubca de Honduras donde esarS stuada per-
manentemenbe ofcna principal la denomination de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13
Geytifcado de los C0mlsdyiios

OOI VIUIUUU 10 IUo UUUIEoUTIUo
Los bilietes de la Compahia Nsconal de Loteria de
Honduras, endrSn ell siguiente certifcs1o:
Por Ell presene, certifeamo que vgilsmos los ARE
CLOS para todos los sorteos Ia Ccm sa de LoteF de
Honduras. Compahia de Lote-a Estado de Loulsia-
ma que personalmente dirigmos reVissmos los
teos les que hacen toda bonradaz recud
re para do e mundo Autorizamos Is Compania que
este tfcado los facsimes de nuestras
lnuneios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-13
El General ]. A. EARLY al retrarse porrRSba de
avanzada edad, eecrIbe 10 siguisnte:
q

AL senor Paul Conrad. Presidents de ia Compahia
Loteria del Estado de Louisiana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTArIOSS OF
hJNEY


NEW YORK, oct. 12-The transactions
a. The Stock Exchange to-day were small
or iran on any previous DAY OF the Weeh,
.nd footed up only 1886 shares, or
which 6DGUO shares were sugar ms
stock was strong in the early dealings
on covering OF snort contracts, and sold
IN ~ per cent. to SJ1s. The advance
csused realizations, Notwithstanding
vague rumors that the reiiners INTENDED
TO resume operations at an carry date'
Chicago Gas was IN deiIlahu d. the s'e ~ :,
rising about ! per cent. TO ioh on me
announcement that the company INTENDED
To nush its claim against chicago IN the
matter Of money due Tor turnlshihe gas
10 the city. In Railway better supported
the favorable statement OF earnings JUST
renorted by Louisville and Texas Pacing
for first week Of October. The small
shorts were trying to cover IN various
parts Of the list, but as the hoatlne SUD
nlv of stocks Is light. they met with
poor success Leading issues command
n premium for use, and this ADDS 10 thelr
nervousness Again, there are lntma-
tionx Of a campaign against the bears
before election, and this Is also Keeping
the shorts on an anxious seat ~
Improvement I'm prices at one ume
amounted to i,alh per cent, and was
most marked i'm the Changers, Louisville
and Nashville. Western Union, and Cen
eral Electric In the Specialtles. BAY
state Gas was marked down AZ. 10 @li2
ferred fell 1ai to 90 and Great Northern
preferred rose to 104. In the afternoon;
when Sugar fell TX TO 81, the general
list ran on fractionally but closed ilrm
Net changes show advances Of km's per
cent. Burlington leading Toledo Ann
Arbor and North Michigan advanced rs
TO TX on the formation Of the Stockholm
prs' Protective Committee, announced
Yesterday The bond market was higher
Sales Of listed stocks, 1000 shares; UNI
listed. 10000 shares.
Money on call remains at ! per cent,
last loan at per cent.and closing o.
fered at I per cent: prime mercantile
uapor. fGih per cent. Bar silver, Gl'3
Sterling exchange easier, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills ~ iSGigd iS6h for
sixty days and 4S7i[aIL lSS,ai for demand;
posted rates iS7la@4S9h; commercial
bills. 4Sjl6ffSGit Government bonds
steady. state bonds duh. Railroad
bonds frmcT Silver at the board was
quiet at c. bid o,oo
Treasury Balances-Coin, S7G.OlG,OOO;
currency, 59.3Gi 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, oct. 12.-F'lour weak and
freely offered; winter wheat, low grades
Sl.SJn2iU; fair 10 fancy, S&.iOu2'U; pa
tent, S2.6Ja2vJ; Minnesota clear, S2.IgI
=. 10; patent, S3.1Jq8.IO; low extras. 81. 81
gao. Southern flour dull ana weak
common to fair extra, S2.lOUJ.UO; good
to choice, j1UQ3.JD.
Wheat fairly active at hc. lower, clos
ing firm; No. red, store and elevator,
5i,sHj6Nc.; atloat, 5Gisc. Options de-
Chned 4Sdl4c.: December Doe, &c. below
previous low record, advivced l,a&sc. on
covering, and closed steady at lsailc.
under yesterday, with trading fairly ac-
tive; October, 5i5sc.; December, 5G3,c.;
May, Glisc.
Corn dull and frmer; No .. 55lgc.. ele-
vatOr. JGllC. afoat, No. . white. -. OPP
tons were duh and irregular closing
weak at IN decline; October, 5jitc.;
December, 3hC.; May, j3lIc
oats dull and steady. Options firmer;
October, 31a,c.: December 333,c.: January.
34IC.; May, BIC Spot-NO. > 3la.u3 ic.;
No. . white. 3J5sa35l9c,; mixed western,
32d33c: white do. 2Jn39i4c.
y in moderate demand; choice steady;
shipping, SOC: good TO choice, G5H15c.
Wool steady; domestic fleece, l7P22c.;
pulled. 12G3ic.
Beef quiet; family Sl0mnl2.0o extra
mess SS.OOfS 80: beef hams dun at $500:
tierced beef quiet; city extra, India mess
SIG OOdlG 20: cut meats quiet and steauier;
picked bellies. $500; shoulders 5000;
hams 81. 2JG 1000; middles nominal
Lard quiet and frmer; western steam
closed at $50: city. $50; October. $50:
nominal: January. $50 asked. Refined
oujpt: Continent s. -; South American,
SS -: compound. 500
Pork firm: old mess, s1i.Ijfi l5.jO.
Butter-Fancy frmer and fairly active;
State dairy. 1id23c.: creamery, 1SH21c.;
western dairy. 12R416c.; creamery. 1jd
DC: Elgns. 2jc.
Cotton seed oil duh and easy; crude,
pc: yellow. 31iaT32c.
Petroleum steady: Washington, barrels
5000; do. bulk, $50. Refned-New
York. S5.15: Philadelphia $50; do. in
bulk -. G0d2Gj.
Rosin quiet and firm; strained, COM
mon 10 good - 300l.3j
Turpentine dull and steady at 2Sd2SlAc.
Rice firm and I'm moderate demand:
domestic, fair to extra, i'IHj'sc.; Japan,
AZ. rfiSc.
Nolasses-Fornign nominal: New Or
leans. omen kettle good 10 choice, mod
eratalv active and steady at 2iH3G'.
Peanuts quiet
October Si25001255: December $ll35T
II ~; March. Slo. 7oTloNj. May, Sln'Ar
~ So Spot Rio-No. :, SLID.
Sucar-Raw Quiet and easy: fair 70
nninc. 2I.c Refined Quiet and s'cadv:
or \. 3 15-1c74 site; standard \. ! 80
n ls.r.. cUt-ln"f 80 .-''f "Fnsned'
-a7 a-1Gc.: granulated 4 7-1GdiHc.
Freights 10 Liveruooi quiet. graz weak;
cotton steady: cotton, ltd; grain, ID,
nominal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
Charged With Forgery--saved by Mar
rIage Certificate

Henry c. Vanarsdale young man who
has been In the employ OF the Thomas y.
Render Galvanized Iron Works Company
for about month, was brought before
Justice John yesterday morning on the
charge OF being suspicious character.
While In court another warrant was
served on him by Sergeant john I, Hall,
accusing him OF forging the name OF
Thomas n Render TO a check for $40.
This paper had been passed on >. Hirsh-
berg at his place Of business, at NO. los
east Broad street, on last Wednesday
evening. On the next day Mr.. Hirshberg
presented the check for collection, ana
was told it was worthless. He reported
the matters at police headquarters, ana
Sergeant Hall was detailed on the case.
While the detective was looking for
Nanarsdale yesterday the young. man
went to his former employer and begged
him to make the check good. Mr.. Kend-
Ter yielded to the request. Later In the
day, nevertheless, Nanarsdale was ar
rested by Policeman WilkersOn, VINO HAD
been instructed 10 look out for him. Inc
case will come up for examination before
the Justice to-day, while the formal
charge upon which he was taken mo
custody has been postponed unti next
George f. Governator, the son OF the
brewer and theatrical manager III ms
city on Thursday gave himself up 10
the police authorities, having Deen
charged with betrayng the aueCIlohs OF
Amelia Meyer, daughter Of DreWnaster
in this city. The warrant Tor the arrest
oil young GOvernatOr has been in the pos
session of Sergeant Hall for about two
months. The accused, who is nineteen
years old. was until recently employed
as cashier at the Hotel and Pavilion me
atre, conducted by his father, in Auanuc
civ II is understood that Mr.. Governd-
tor objected to the marriage, when he
was Informed that Miss Meyers parents
were endeayorng to make trouble for ms
son. The latter left Atlantic city tenn
porariIv. but returned there about three
weeks ago. As soon as Miss Meyer was
appriscd Of this fact she met him in New
Iobn Yesterday dismissed the charge
AGAINST him as soon as the marriage
certificate was produced.
Henry y. Nanke, charged with beng
drunk and disorderly in Ford's Hotel
was dismissed.
Robert Richardson (colored) was fined
$40 and costs for assaulting and beating
his wife Mary RiChardsOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13

CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. l2.-There was
but a sluggish trade in wheat to-day ,
no topic OF interest presenting Itself
and Spectators finding but little TO work
on. The limit failed 10 get beyond 'tH
&c, when some n"mness came from
a report that an unusually good demand
for cash wheat had sprung up in Min
neapoiis This was the excuse for prices
getting iSc. beyond the previous bound
aries. but IL was more likely desire
on the part Of a few scattered shorts
to cover their deals. the low price leading
10 the theory that further decline was
improbable, although at the same time
there was hardly any reason for an i'm
prOVement. December wheat opened
from J27,c. TO 52Hc.. sold between 52lgd
J2',c. and Be, closing at the top, q shade
better than yesterday. Cash wheat was
quiet
Corn-scalpers and local traders were
about the only people doing business
I'm corn to-day. II was a narrow. uuim-
portgnt market. with the opening easy
and the close firm. May opened from
49iac. TO 4aao. sold between 1910. and
i9a,c., and closed q trihe over yester-
day at 493l6ioaic. Cash corn was steady
O7ts-The everyday story Of sympathy
defined the course Of prices i'm this maj
ket. May oats closed LNitc higher
than Yesterday. Cash oats showed no
essential change.
Provisions Buying orders predOminatpd
hv a ratio Of 10 I I'm product to-day
This state Of affairs made itself felt
after a weaker opening on cheaper hogs
was made. Prices rallied on the demand.
packers and commission men being unani-
nous I'm their efforts 10 buy The close
arv pork 3l,T 30. HIGHER for January lard
O -T-fgs biobar for TaD4ror,. ytig
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
TtIn COTfrON AIARKETS

NEW YORK, oct. 12.-Cotton easy;
middling gulf, g Ole; middling, q l-ld.
Futures closed steady; october, J.G2; No
yember. 800; December az; January,
as; February, 5.si; March, 80; April,
90: May. Gul; June, 60T; july, Gl2;
total sales 1880 bales, gross receipts,
500 bales; exports to Great Britain,
100 bales; forwarded, 2S56 bales; sales,
40 bales, all splnners; stock, ~, Isl bales.
Weekly-Net receipts. l,JsG bales; gross
receipts, 29OgG bales exports 10 Great
Britain, 1851 bales; France, SO bales ::
Continent 1858 bales; forwarded, 9,S37
bales; sales, 3,I96 bales; spinners. .. 133
bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 5i.49i bales;
exports to Great Britain, 23.693 bales
France, $3.50 bales; Continent. 1854
bales: stock, 5S6.l 1870 bales.
Total so far this week--Net receipts
$40 100 bales exports TO Great Britain,
81 ,9Si bales: France. 81. sec bales; CONT
nent, 40, 49, bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
.O20 200 bales: exports TO Great Britain.
224 1862 bales; France. 66,005 bales; Con-
tinent. 1920 hales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12.--Cotton M