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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

O. shame. Where IS thy blush. III
tinguished and honored citizens or ~ ~.
folk. and Democrats OF the best quai's /,
appear ed before the House com nitiee OF
the Virginia Legislature ana pro.eslen
against the election OF q pu a,,I a. n' 30
chine electoral board for Norfolk. one oil
,hess gentlemen stated that there was
no donbt that In Norfolk Democrats were
cheating Democrats" There is as little
donbt that the same vile practice pre-
ais IN other parts OF the State sun,
the committee recommended the mo
chine ticket by a vote of to 81 IL IL
anv wonder that the Popuiist party IN
virginia grows steadily. while the pan
of death-like apathy hangs over hones'
men who believe IN the true PRINCIPLES
30 democracy. but who are not Wiling 10
sacrifice those principles 10 the interests
OF a ring OF corrupt POLITICIANS !-PeteTs'
burg Index-Appesl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

Good Fellowship Among Petersburg De
nstiops-Gretna Green.


PETERSBURG VA, Feb. 15.-Special.-
The February term of the Hastings Court
of Petersburg opened this morning. The
GRAND Jury found several presentments
against negroes for misdemeanor. They
also indicted J.. Sanguinette, young
white man, for felony. The charge
AGAINST Sangunette is that Of stealing
between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred dollars from Mrs. Bridget Hen
cbry.
IL was quite remarkable thing that
occurred al the First Baptist church last
SUNDAY night. Rev. 5 X. VIM, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian church. ac-
eepted an invitation from the pastor To
preach at a service which he had been
informed would close with baptism after
the most approved Baptist way. The
PRESBYTERIAN divine preached an exceed
inclv able sermon on conscience, and DR..
Battle Immediately led a large number
of converts down into the water and
haptised them As an exhibition of Chris
tlan fellowship and UNCONVENTIONAL fideli-
~ the scene made a profound impression
on the congregation, and has been much
talked Of
AIR Lewis w Walton, Of Brunswick
county. and Miss Fannie Turner. of this
city. left here this morning for Weldon 10
have the nuptial knot tied
It is said that manufactured ana lear
tobacco is selling higher here than any
where else In the State. Lugs sell lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

HIRAM FOAED NIMED ron IHE
LEAhsViLLE WOOLEN MILLS.
Judge Wood, OF Bristol. WEEDS Mrs. Mary
Benton, of Winston Meeting OF The
Directors of the IL. 4 :. Raj road.

WINSTON, N. C.. Feb. i5.-Special-
The directors OF the Roanoke ana South
crn Railway Company met here I'm an
nual session to-day. They approved the
location and building Of branch road Of
three miles from the main line to the
property Of the Castle Rock Mining COM
pany, near Roanoke, Va. The annual
statement Of accounts Of the road. sub
mltted by Secretary Hemphlll OF Phlla-
dephia. was approved.
The attorneys for the Planters National
Bank. Of Danvllc, Va; the Peoples Bank.
OF Iynchburg Va. and the Bank of
Reidsville. have obtained an order at
Chambers before Judge Whitaker for the
appointment Of Hiram Foard Of Spray,
4. G.. receiver Of the Loaksvilie Wooden
Mills. Of which J. Turner Morchcad Is
president
MILL TO Resume Work.
The order directs the receiver TO con-
tinuc the operation ~ the mills ana 10
work up "a vast amount of raw materal
on hand. The mills are paying mana.
somely. and would not be embarrassed
but for Colonel Ai0rcheads endorsements.
4 special received mere says Policeman
Hundley, Of Martinsvillc. Va, mas neeh
acquitted OF the murder of nesi" 'hrfe
several months ago. The latter was ie-
SiStlHB arrest Nhcu .hOt.
Jude Noon's WEDDING.
The event in social circles here to-day
was the marriage OF Judge Martin b.
Wood. "A native or Virginia. and now q
prominent business man of Bristol. Tenn,
and Mrs. Mary W. Benton. of Winston
The ceremony was performed 10y the
Rev. Robert T. Caldwell. o. the First
Presbyterian church. at the home Of the
brides parents, az ESQ this afternoon.
Senator Hugh f. Peters. of Virginia.
was best man. assisted by X. j. Reynolds
of Winston.
After the marriage ceremony "A brit
liant reception. 10 which one hundred
and thirty invitations mad been issued
to personal friends, was held from . to
> o'clock.
Miss jamie Wood. daughter OF the
groom: Miss Rehecca Schenck. of Greens
boro; Mrs. John Allison. OF Concord,
Miss Blanche Williamson. of Graham.
and Miss Fannie Williamson, sister Of
the bride, assisted In receiving. The bridal
presents were beautiful and numerous.
many coming from a distance. Judge
and Mrs. Wood and Miss jamie wood
left tonight for Raleigh TO visit Judge
Woods daughter, who rs at school here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
PRE7IY BOME WEDDING.
Miss Alice Lee Foster the Bride of Mr..
Albau "a. Henley.

A pretty home wedding took place at
so. i03 cast Canal street at $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon when Miss Alice
lee Foster WAS married by the Rev. DR..
S'edd. Of Centenary Methodist church. 10
MI Alban n. Henley. OF Newport News.
The double pariors were tastefuliy deco
rated with profus.on of palms. while
the soft glow Of candcabras added 20
the pretty scene.
The bride was gowrcg IN white satin
de chine trimmed with ermine. She
carried La France roses. The maid of
honor. Hiss jamie Henley. sister OF the
groom. wore white organdic. with satin
trimmings ana carried Madame Tcstout
roses Two little flower girls. the Misses
Louise and Cora Catlin. Of Newport
News. were dressed like the maid OF
honor The groom was attended by his best
man. MIR Chss Il. Foster, OF this city.
AFTER the ceremony the happy couple
left ON the 7:i5 train Tor a northern
Tour.
The groom is . popular and successful
business man IN Newport News. where
- Is engaged ia tie lumber business
sith The firm of Il. :. Jones g. Com
pany His bride IS the charming daugh-
ter of AIRS ) NJ Foster. She is very
ii'"3' alhVhs ioi % 'h~'c va menus
The presents were handsome and MUM
"io4s. Many frie8ds and relatives wit
tessei the ceremoy.
Hurruss.
Mr. Rennie McLeiiand and Miss LAVE a.
blffuSs were married al West-View Bap-
usi church last night. "a, . O'Clock. Rev
Mr Hines, pastor OF .he church. ofiicia-
ing. Quite a large number OF the
Trends aud relatives witnessed the cere-
mony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
A Much Married Van.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Feb IA
special TO the Times Union from Ocala,
Fla, says: Several months ago Frank
jenkins. Of Naldosta. Ga. clopcd with
a young woman Of that place. DESERVING
his wife and babies. Jenkins and his
paramount came 20 Lake W ERR, Fla,
where they passed as Mr.. and Mrs. Den
kias Deakins soon deserted the young
lady, and came 10 Ocala, where he in
gratiated himself into the affections OF
Miss Myra Fancher a highly respected
young lady and married her. To-day
Denkns, alias Jenkins, was recognized by
a gentleman from Vadosta. and he I'm
medately fed. His latest wife has sworn
out d warrant for bigamy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
TEBER'S FRIENDS DENY 1T.
They Say the Story of His DefaIcation is a
Iiliman PersecntiOn.

DURHAM, n. c., Feb. 15.-Special-
Prof. John l.. Webers' friends Indignantly
deny that he has been guilty Of defalca-
ton. as IS charged I'm a press dispatch.
Thev say it is a political persecution by
Tinmanites Weber was an ardent adVO-
cate of the old regime and a strong
opposer of the Tillman faction.
The grand jury. when it meets next
week. will probably throw out the IN
dictment. lie is one of the most highly
accomplished and popular professors Of
Trinity College. People here are slow TO
believe the story sent out from Charles
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
RESCUE MISSION.
The Cbsistian Alliance Have Ieased Lot
and win Erect y Building

a namber Of the members OF the Chris
tian Alliance have leased lot on the
north side OF Broad street. between
Seventh and Eighth streets. n6w occuided
by small barbcr-shop. on which II -
their purpose To- erect rescue m'ss,on'
They selected this location as hehs
suitable ON account OF its proximity 10
the beer gardens. bar-rcoms, ana theatres
Ia that vicinity.
The Christian Alliance haS quite large
membership In this city. no mission
viii be in charge Of Rev. Mr.. Nugeni
II Is The purpose TO keep IT open at an
times for the rescue OF the inebriates ana
the fallen and 20 have nightly services,
conducted by the ministers Of the various
denominations and Christian workers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMoRE. Nd, Feb. l5.-FlOur

BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. lJ.-Flour dull
and unchanged.
Wheat duil and lower: No. red spot
and February, 6Dl4NGhsc.; March, Gle.
bid; May. C3HGG3iAc.; steamer NO red.
DC. bid; filling wheat, by sample ~e
6li2c.
Corn firm: mixed spot 4llza il3sc.: Feb
ruary, 4l3sc bid; March, alls4 HAS,
May, 42Nc. bid: steamer mixed, 4Oisc.
bid; southern corn. by sample, JVH6llac.
do, on grade, JSN6lc.
Oats nrmer; No. . white. western
35lg036c: No mixed, western. j40j4i2c.
Rye quiet, No. -. ,nc.
Hay steady; good to choice timothy
Sli.JndlJ.JO.
Eggs firm at lie.
Coffee dull; Rio carsoes, fair, 1910;
No. I. NE
Other articles unchanged.
BOnds-Nirginia rs, 72iea i}3t: Balti-
more and Ohio stock. II asked; Northern
Central stock, 61is asked; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern firsts, iO2i>; second
incomes. - asked: third incomes, 6JRG6i.
bid; Consolidated Gas stocks, JS>snJJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
LOulsn Matters.

LOUISA, VA, Feb. Especial Judge
White. OF The Albemarle court. sat yester-
day ln the case OF the Sulphur Mines
COMPANY against the Virginia pyrltes
Company. 30 collect the assessment for
damages for right OF way for a branch
railroad through the former company
land. AS the work has not begun on
The road. the case was decided against
the plaintiff.
The Arminitis mines property has been
transferred 10 the holders OF the first
mortgage and Mr.. II. NJ. Bancroft VIII
in few days take charge as superin-
tcndent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
lunenburg Items.

LUNENBUkG COURTHOUSE. VA,
Feb hospitality County court,
Judge Organ presiding. has been in ses-
sion three days trying smallpox cases,
claims brought against the county for
services rendered and houses buried. The
illness or Mr.. j. 3. Bell, counsel Tor
the appellants.
The county board OF supervisors. with
w. c. Winn chairman, has been in ses-
sion this week. and fixed the county
levy for 1894. in addition 10 other i'm
portant business
The case OF DR. T. J.. Ingram against
Iunenburg county for $3.50 gor services
as physician IN smallpox cases was
compromised. allowing Or. Ingram 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

NEW YORK PRODl 81 MAINE l.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-flour duil ana
weak and freely offered: winter wheat
low grades. S2OOu2.15 patent, S3.ZJH t.'V,
Minnesota clear S2.JOu2.W; patent, S5'tV
a425; low extras, S2OJQ2.4o southern
flour dull and weak. common 10 Ialr
extra. S2.OOQJ.OV; good to CHOICE S1'lV1
Wheat dull and weaker; No. . red,
store and elevator. Dhm6li &c; ailoat'
G1c OPTIONS were active and weak,
fen 15smlIsc.. rallied hnhc.' ana closed
weak at lNnl1,c. under YESTERDAY no.
red. February, JVsc.' March, oo'sc''
'' Corn duh and easier; No. >. 42a i2lIc,
elevator: 43a8tc ahoat Options dull
and easy at lgdasc. lower; FEBRUARY
42ikc.; March 42i2c; May, 80. .,-,,e
oats dull and easy; February, 3J4c.'
March. 3ia,c.; May 33sc.; No. wnlte,
March g,lac Spot-NO. ., 3Gl@15D'tc..
No . white. 3TlM37Ac.. mixed western
3GG3Tsc.: white do. 5eniic:
Hay quiet and about steady
Wool steady and in fair demand.
Reef Quiet and steady; beef hams dull
AT SlG 50: tierced beef inactive ana steahV
cut meats steady and quiet; picked bel
lies. $50; shoulders, $3.50; Mans SV''V'
middes nominal. ,....-., ,,,.,,,,
nal Renned dull; Continent, SD; COM
pound, S6.2jn6.Jn. ..
Pork steady and less acuNei he'S'
Sl3. 7jq1ljO.
Butter quiet and UNCHANGED. e.....
Cotton seed oil quiet ana easy cruue'
2Sc. yellow, 33u33iac. ,-a
Petroleum quiet and unchanged
Rogin quiet and steady ...., >..,,
Turpentine quiet and lower az 'oft H,,,''.
Rice steady and moderately actlVc'
domestic. fair 10 extra, 3hQJsc.; Japan
4uiiAc.
AIolasses nominal ,,.,.., .r.
Peanuts quiet fancy hand-plcKed' %
Conee- Options dull at yalo points
down; March >l5.00; May, .slo.lo; sep,
TENDER sI4.1Oa141J. Spot Rio duh ana
easy: No. Z. sl7.VqlI.l2t. $1,000. ,,,,
refining. > 1J-l6c. Refined quiet ana
steady: standard a. 4huf I-lJc cut
loaf. 5a5 3-IUc.; crushed, 90 5-lVc'
oErei@hts 10 Liverpool uuiet: cotton
weak, grain frm; cotton, v-oid' DID
grain, "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

CARDOZO. Died, February H., 1871,
of paralysis, Mrs HARRIET NJ. CAR
DOZO. wife of W. II. Cardozo, in the
sixty-seventh year Of her age.
Funeral notice later.
HARTMAN.-pied. Thursday morning.
February 18th, at 1850 o'clock. at her
residence, No. l2Ols west Gay street,
NuLL,IE PRYOR HARTMAN. wife OF
Dr. John n. Hartman, in the ffty-second
year Of her age.
Funeral SATURDAY, February l.th,
at II. NJ from the Second Baptist
church Friends and acquaintance IN
vited to attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
DfIII Akf.


Mrs. Harriet NJ. CardOzo. wife OF MT.
W. H. CardOz0. died yesterday afternoon
at $40 o clock ot her husbands resi-
dence. No. Dlj east Marshall street ai'eI
a LONG illness. Mrs. CardOzO was IN
the sixtv-seventh year of her age. she
has been a resident of Richmond nearly
all her life. and has large number Oh
friends and acquaintances In this cry.
She was member OF the Ne,honlsl
church. She leaves five sons-Messrs
Fdy ard S. w. Emmett. and n. Thurs
ton Cardozo. OF this city; Claude H.
Cardozo. of Russellvnle. Ky, and J..
Alvey Cardozo, of New YORK, 70 mourn
their loss. ,.., Ga,
late residence. The announcement VIII
be made later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
TREE Ii Ar CLAUSE.
Committee Appoint' d to Confer With
the virginia Conaressmen

DANVILLE, VA, Feb 1.-THE Dan
Vile Tobacco Association to-day appoint
ed a committee TO confer with the \ir-
gina senators and the" members OF the
Finance Committee I'm regard TO the re-
peal of the free-leaf clause in the internal
revenue bill. Messrs. Gordon, j. y. RisOn.
w. Il. Brooks, and j. G. C0yington were
appointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
TO gNVE STORS.

All persons contemplating IN
yestments for the year 1891 are
invited To consider the desira-
bility of the stock of the OLD
DOMINION BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, which
is sold at $50 per share and has a
maturity value Of 500 per share,
paying . per cent. annual cash IN
terest, payable scmi-annually. uu-
til maturity upon the amount in
vested.
This stock presents the rare
combination of handsome returns
with security as absolute as any
known investment.
Call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
S23 east Main street,
Chamber of Commerce Building,
Richmond, Va.
J. TAYLOR ELLYsoN,
President
NORMAN V. RANDOLPH;
Nice-President.
Directors J. TAYLOR ELLysoy,
JOIN s. ELLETT, JOIN Il. PURCELL,
n. Y. RANDOLPH, FRANET SUTTON.
! ia20-fm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
A Church Reception.

Tie lecture-roon OF the Grace-Siraat
ltse} ierian chursh was beautifully dsco-
."'e4 last night when the ine,nters OF
''i church assembled 10 enjoy an even
.'s OF social pleasure Everybody talked
,st.i Woody else. and the eeI.tl pastor
'''Nea :" them al separately and col!ec-
i1slt refreshments were served
"'I All had good time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Feb. 1j.-f'lour trade
fair az low prices; patent S2-s3q% )
choice, 81 soa2.D. -,,, A..
Wheat lower: February, 52sc.; May
JjBc. ,,o March
Coin lower; February be- March
oats weak and lower; May. 2yhc'
pork-Standard mess, Sl2.O-'a, on OF
Lard-Prime steam, yI.2Oui - nominal
Bac0n-Boxed shoulders. sos".,z l9nss'
q rp. clear ribs, S7l2ls: shorts. shS.is. .
Drv sailed Meats-Shouioers, ~oD'
Longs and clear ribs, sj3iE shor's' SOW
Hieb wines steady az Glib.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
bark SraUded.

RALEIGH, y. c., Feb. ia special to
the News-Observer from Beaufort. y. c.,
saws During last nights gale the bark
New Light. Captain Avis lumber laden
from Savannah bound TO philadelphia,
was stranded on Bogue Beach, twelve
miles west OF here. The crew was saved.
The vessel is a total loss The pilot re-
ports seeing masts Of two scnooners sunk
on the outer diamond Of Lookout Shoals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
The Retreat Pound Party.

The annual Pound Party at the Retreat
for the Sick yesterday was gratifying
Succefs to the lady managers. y large
number OF visitors called and many
substantial evidences OF their interest
were piled away Wv the storc-room OF
this splendid Institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
Want the Order Nod fled.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS. Feb. 1.-THE en-
ployes OF the Northern Pacific railroad,
by their attorney. j. V. Quarles. today
filed In the United States Circuit court
a motion Tor modification of Judge
jenkins famous order forbidding strike
liz will be argued February 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
A Great noyement Bindered.

"Phwat DO yez tink. Mrs. Haiiorn,
av the thrubble they do be maxim over
the chaineieons?"
ITS a shame. so It's
lido yous t'ink so?'
'.H DO. II the police hadn't stepped In
pes0ra, we'd have had liver, body IN
the United Shtstes wearin' Of the
green"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

81 William r.. Tanner has announced
.''.srt q canaidatc for Mayor OF Rich
u roi. Tanner is one OF tnc direc-
~. or me State Bank, The chairman or
.4.r " Tho best known citizens In Rich
,t. al lie has lefge numper OF warm
illus VINO wiii work faithfully for his
--'1oh 10 The high position he seeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

Mrs. NJ. T. Hartman, wife OF Dr. John
II Hartman died after short illness
ar about Z O'Clock yesterday morning.
She leaves a husband and three chtlden-
John. Mercer and Miss Sallie Hartman.
she was n daughter Of the late william
Hin and a cousin OF MIR. Isaac }. Mercer
Mrs. Hartman was = member Oh ,lS
affiiction with Christian resignation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
AMERICAN HOME
Building and Loan
AsSOCIATxoN
HONE OFFICE:
No. North Tenth strcots
OPPOSITE TINES OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA
Authorized capital, - S2,O00,OO0
Subscribed capital, - 100000
SHARES 500,
SHARES 500,
PAYABLE
go Cents Per Mon tn.

Insiament shares fiflly protected hv NE
insurance rolicy issued by responsible lie
insurance company. that wall mature same IN
ease uf death OF tho shareholder. II a mem
Ter ives ne has a profitable inyes'm IN
n should die before maturity The family IL
secured Most liberal withdrawal features.
We invite comparison
MATURITY OF shares estimated az seven years.
All payments upon shares cease with the
eightv-four h month Each menifcr. in
yostOr. or borrow r. has definite contract "a
10 ma Dor payments,
Prepaid shares sold AZ 81 per share. which
draws Is per cent. interest the first ear. yer
cen the second year and per cent there
after until par value Is reach 4 or the same Is
withdrawn Fully paid stock sold ar 81 per
share: draws per cent interest
For further formatiO send or call at tho
Office Tor circular. j. A. PAj1lt,
Secretary and General Manager.
OTIS H. J. USSflL,
PRECEDENT
Il. ". GAkBhK
ia ,.aod2nn Vice President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

Frederick W. Boatwrlght. OF itichmond
College " those wv charge OF Column
bian University wish one who, with great
learning combines wonderful executive
capacity, they will not 20 amiss ID get
an, one oil the three names herein given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON. u. g.. Feb. ls,--h tst
g.. efrsine1 .hlc good strained, ''S.
Il. sn,r,ts TurpentIne doihs'
crude turpentine quiet; haru' si'io'
aoft and virgin, Slo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

Quotations wheat Longbcrry, Gle. to
&c: mixed sDc to &c: shortberry, Use.
To ,s,c: no. red. &c.
Corn-W hite Virginia 1bag lots), re.
No. white. t:,c. No. : mixed. i2tsc.
Oats-Wnter flor seed. BE. TO 4gc
NJ 2 mixed. 3sl1c. to ;;5c. No. mixed,
.-Ii.c To JIG.
i've .fir to .s,c.
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49,. : . = = -
viii IL be Professor Koafrjyhf .

c..ne religious Herald this week Gays:
,Is essn'ah W. L.Wilson IL spoken OF as
,,.., -est man 10 succeed Dr. Neiline as
-, =. Stakei.. ID. ID. OF the frat Bap-
eneten. W ashinxton. ID. g., II warmly
"e'se1 Tor this high position, as 10 Prof..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. lo.-Iurpeh'
''l Posi In firm at e5c. for good strained ,
cStton sales, rs bales; middlihs' DIV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

THE COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Feb. l5.--Cotton dull /:
middling gulf, 3-ls. middIing uplsnds,
f5-ie. Sales. 2f3 bales. Futures closed
steady: sales. 5000 bales: February 1.6i;
March. 1853: April. IA; May, Isl; June,
ISL: July. 79i; August. 1J5; September,
7.~: November, 1856; December. 500,
The total consolidated net receipts OF
cotton reported to-day from all ports
were 1850 bales; exports, Great Britain
12.sl5 bales: France. SIS bales: I'm, r.l,
nent, e,5g3 bales; stock. 31S bales. Iota,
~ far this week: Net receipts, ~a'o
bales; exports, Great Britain. 65.5lo pales
France, i3.1l2; Continent, 2i.ll5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l5.-Cotton tu-
lures steady; sales, 600 bales; February
III; March, IN April. 7.3i; May, t44'
Jure. 7.52: July, 1853; August, l.s4' sep
TENDER, 70: October. 100; November
1.G3; December, 76S
LIVERPOOL. Feb. Noon.--cotton
quiet. free supply Offering. and prices
Irregular; American midIling. ali; sales,
1860 bales; American. $50 bales, specu-
lauon aud export. 100 bales; receipts
1900 bales; American. -o,20o bales. Flu,
May. li-5f; May and June, 1874; Sep
tember and October, 1851.
i. MIXTURES steady; cotton. Ameri-
can middling. fair AZ ILLS: good mid.
ding, 4 IS; middling, : IL low middling
4 Is; good ordinary. 4: ordinary. Sp3-l5
February, 4 S-64i4 9-6f February and
March. S-6iqi 9-6i: March and April
9-6fui 1884. April and May. 1t-si. sell
ers; May and June, f2-6fGi 1864: June
and July. lf-6iQi 1j-5f: July and Au-
gust, l6-64, sellers; August and SepteTn-
Der, ll-6in4 1871; september and Octo-
De!, -y-5i, value. Futures closed weak.
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SAVANNAH.

sAyANNAH. GA. Feb. l3.-Splfits luI-
Zine market auiet al 50c. for regulars
nome offering and no sales reported. ooo
Rosin market firm; sales about ., 9 go'
harreis: quote \. -. 6, J.. am ~ 49, w.:
n 81 10: q. slae: IL, $50; l. sis' ~ o s,1o
Al $50; n, s2.D; window glass - "''''
white. ISL.
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o.. REP ,o ioEr 'e sl

1,IN1INNATI O, Fed. ID IUuT.-
snring patent, s3.i0gS.75; family sz-o
42.JO - a ,oixad .,sc
Wheat-Nole sold. .,oa
oats quiet. no sales T., rs is,. cIaar mess
Sl4OO: family, SIZE. - 10, g IA.
Iarl-JOb rates. for steam leai' T'''''
ketfle dried. sI52h. ~-o. .,or,
Bacon steady; shoulders. 500 sn ~
rib sides. S1.25i snort Clear 7i'''' T''''
Whisky steady at SLID.
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ropAcc0 EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 10 ls'''
No offerings OF tooaccos at a"eNo" y"
Change to-day. % the secretary
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Cash Quotations-Flour was dull, trad
ing slow. prices unsettled. and market
weak. wheat. Doc; No. red, Doc 40.
. corn. 3Ic.: oats. 2sc.; pork, Sll.I5n
1875. lard. S1g1IlG13O; ribs, Sj.2zlsh
G27Il: shoulders, S6.2J@J.yoi sides. $40
ul1.ia: whisky. Sl.lJ.