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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
7RE CLOSING GRO raTrONs or
MONEY.
offerings and Saics M tho Richmond To-
hacco Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign tdvices'

NEW YORK. Fob. speculation at
tho Stock Exchange was ma the main
strong to-day. Al Intervals hVN'N'lt
tno market reflected the recent htaNE
POPULATIONS and more tsp'ciaiiy ln the
case OF Sugar which Jagged intouSnout'
The opening was strouk. Lvhuoh nav
ing turned up as a nnt, OF o. Tau,
and Louisville ana Nasnflt'' int recent
favorable tranlc returns OBJ these com
paufee having stimulated foreign pur-
chascs The mann Factors at Work, now
ever. wcrc-lrst, the ken'iW htl'i that
matters are SO shadnG themselves mat
an earfv and amicaplc settlement OF the
N,nrzusIar question is likely. and second.
fhs heavy receipts OF gold at the sub
treasury. which Is steadily bringing the
gold reserve up 10 the traditional one
hundred mark kumOrs from Washing
ION that the Senate frcc-silvcr amend
mont 10 The bond bill VIII Doe defeated
ny a big majority in ne House lo-mor-
row contributed TO the good feeling.
Minor causes al work in favor of higher
price. were tho refusal of Attorney
General Hancock, Of Now York. 20 bring
All action against the Central Trust
Company in ino matter OF the rcOrganiza-
ti0n of the company and the splendid
exhibit of The American Tobacco Com
pany for the year. Tobacco was The
feature and bounded up from 49i4 10
ST.. Later on there was "a drop 10 sos
and recovery Go S-if. Chicago Gas open
cl 1i. higher at O6is ON The Hancock
decision and then rose 10 6sit on cover
account Sugar closed ~ higher at
II.s after selling az lllA0ll2i. The adj
vance in Reading hau hut little I'M
Huence. and the stock was less active
than Of late. General Electric was
stronger and rose 10 52is on reports that
tho Metropolitan mad adopted the under
ground trolley system. Jersey Central,
Bic -Four and Kansas ana IcXas pee
fcrrod were most prominent toward the
close. The rise ranged from - 20 3lt
per cent. AT one time Missouri Pacific
broke from 2iH TO DIS and recovered 10
DIS This break Jed 10 selling of West
trn Union and Manhattan. In tho last
hour however. whom Chicago Gas bound
I'd ~ 20 6Sii the whole market improved,
and The prominent issues sold at the best
prices of thc day. Total sales were
-4S $50 shares. of which f2pp were To-
laCCO. $500 Sugar 5000 Louisville and
Nashville. and Is 100 Chicago Gas. Bonds
were strong Saics footed nap Y.3lGOuD.
Money ON cali easy at 30la per cent.
last loan and closing offered at . per
cent. prime mercantile paper. Gu1 per
cent Bar silver. Gsls. Sterling exchange
inactive with actual business m bankers
bills at 4>Ni .u1Niri for sixty days and
felhniNl for demand. posted rates,
fSin4e~ls. commercial bills. 4SJia - g.
Government bond. steady. state bonds
higher Railroad bonds strong. Silver
uf The board was dull
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14

He Did Not XIII Thirteen, bat Three 1tme
That Number.

FREDERICKSBURG. yA.,. Feb, IL
Special. Colonel WifnerS Waller, OF Stkk
ford. who has been shooting ducks ir0n
his blind I'm the Potomac With ITes1uen
Cleveland recently. says the latter -
fine shot and good, all-arcund sports
man. lie says the President Killed cis,s'
ducks mot thirteen as pubiisnedl on NJ
first trip. and twenty-eight on the sec
ond trip. the total making three t'n's'
thirteen. ",
II Is generally conceded that Mr.: v;
Willis will be the successful contestnr
for the position OF Superintendent OF fuD
lie Schools. made vacant by the deats
OF Mr.. T.. NJ. Crutchneid.
Mr.. T.. V. Eidrige. OF Pennsyivania' VIZ
recently purchased OF Mr. W. >. hos
well. hts splendid estate, Spring Farm,
near Grove Church. In lower Fauquaei
county, has moved there with his FANNY
and is delighted with his new home ans
with Virginia.
Lieutenant John T. Knight. Y. 8. A..
who Judged this week the conpetttitt
drill of the Washington Guards. Captain
NJ. II. Rowe. for the Barton medal pro
nounccd the company one OF the best
drilled. best uniformed. and best lookint
companies i'm the State.
Mr.. Watson. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w
O. Oswald. died at the home OF MT
parents, and was buried to-day from thu
Methodist church.
Mrs. J. G. Gray gave a reception ars
tea at her home. In honor OF her guest
Miss Mabel Gray. of Washington.
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member or the board has expressed ~,
opinion that with proper treatment OF .na
eyes at the institution the sight OF sn ,',
of the pupils could he improved. ~,
is not "A hospital. but school ana Sh.
dren are only brought here. as u iu .'',
after tho medical treatment Of tfFlr EYES
has been completed; ! treated a,aatory
Doyle I'm the spring OF 1898 for infaina'Yl,s
rheumatisn when he was confined 10 ms
room for some time. Some people tnous, -,
then that he was under the influence ..
liquor ] have myself been accused OF
being drunk. | am not Promoiuo, ~ !,
but 7 call myself an absta.ner. take
"A toddy only as medicine when am sick
but. fortunately enjoy very good health
OTHER WITNESSES.
Mr. David Bumgardner. Judge Charle 5
Grattan. OF the Hastings Court, -. a.
Holt. n Shoemaker. and Newton ArSeh-
bright who have all known Captain
Doyle more or less intimately Tor num-
her of years. gave cumulative ana cor
roborative testimony i'm refuting the
charges brought against Captain Doyle
and the institution.
tomorrow morning at $3.50 O'CLOCK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
NEGRO ~ sHocKoE CEMETERY.
She Was an old Family servant, but Sec
lion Holders Protest.

Some OF the sectiOn-h holders In Shockhoe
Hin Cemetery object 10 the presence i'm
that graveyard OF the body OF an OLD
uograss named Lucy Armitage. who spent
her life in the service Of the late Rev Or.
George Woodbridge. and who was buried
about tweuty-one months ago.
An investigation yesterday OF the records
of the City Council showed that the
daughters OF Rev DR. Woodbridge. who
was for many years the pastor OF Monu-
mental church. had petitioned the Com
rritteo on Cemeteries for the privilege OF
iuterring the remains Of the old negress.
who had died I'm their service at the axe
OF nearly ninety years, In their family
hurving ground The ordinance was pre-
scented. approved and adopted May ~
1Sgt As there was no recorded vote IL
cannot he stated how the vote stood.
Miss Mary y. Woodbridge. daughter
Of Rev. Dr. Woodbridge. when called on
bv tho reporter. said she had received no
,ravious intimation OF objection having
been EXPRESSED by any one on account oil
tho presence OF the remains OF coiored
nerson in the cemetery Miss woodbridge
said that while she supposed the protests
of these people would doubtless distress
b,y friends she was not disposed 10 give
b.rself any concern about the matter.
She and her sisters had applied for and
received the permission OF the Guy 'oun-
eli 10 bury their servants pody III thehf
family section and there the eolored wo-
man was buried. Lucy had been faith-
I'M and true servant and deserved a marx
OF respect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14

CtLPEPER, VA, Feb. 49, Special
probable fatal shooting aniny befwetf
Two colored boys occurred on upper Mair
street this morning at s o'clock
John Henry Simms. aged twelve years
was sent by his employer TO the house
Of a neighbor on an errand. In answer
10 the ring Of the door bell Herbert VIII.
liams. aged sixteen years. a domestic al
the house. appeared and promptly attend
ed the errand.
When he returned he held In his hanl
a cheap S-caiibrc revolver. ana handled
IL 40 careleSsly he was warned 10 ~
particuir" Simms backed OF the porch.
but jus, as he reached the sidewalk tho
pistol was discharged. the ball entering
his mouth TO the left and lodged In the
base of his skull
Sirqms' condition IL critical, and VIII
liams has been lodged In jail. There was
no known cause for the rash act. Ever
among small boys OF this community tft
habit of carrying concealed weapons 10
quite prevalent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. l3.-flour steady
dun. and unchanged.
Wheat duh and firmer. No : REQ, store
and elevator. NsibN sSa4c. aiioat, NZHs-i r..
Options were dun and Irregular closing
firm AT is0atc. advance, No. req, Feb
ruary. 1910. March. 1870. MAY. i2'-c.
Corn-Spot fairly active anu hm. No.
- 3Gitc. elevator. 31iac. anoat. options
were dun and firm 40 irc. advance Fep-
ruary. 3Gssc. May. 36hc; july dt4c.
oats Spot duh and firm, No. = Z''4c.'
No white 2t4u2o'kc. options limcI
and dull. February. 21esc.; May, 21Ac.
Wool firm. quiet and unchanged.
Beef quiet. steady. and unchanged {.
beef hams inactive al Sl1.Jpi uercea peer
slow. city extra. INDIA mess Sl''"ti
1000. cut meats steady quiet and un-
Lard quiet and frmer. western steam.
S5S2t3. city. 500. May WW, nominal j..
American. 500. compound. Nlgd'".
Pork nrmer. mess. SiOJU0 1910.
Butter active and steady. state dairy
ga lsc., do. creamery ia l0i2c., western
dairy. 1O0 He; Eigins lVc
Cotton seed oil dull' crude 22lac vel
low. 2Giac asked do. off grade 25i2u26c.
Rosin steady strained common 10
SS TUrrpc cii dSict ana steady at eoa
Rice in fair demand. firm. and I'M
changed.
Moiasses unchanged
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked' A.
N5c.
Coffee closed quiet at 5ql0 points up;
March. $500. May. Si2 050 10. July,
81 90 September sllO5: December, Sl0S5
NlOaO Spot Rio steady and dull No.
Z, Si3 12M.
Sugar-Raw active and firm. fair re-
fning SIC Refined active and higher.
off A. , l-l6aj 0-l6c. standard A,
1J-lGc.. cut-loaf and crushed > 0-l6c..
graduated. 7-l6c.: cubes. > 3-lGc.
Frcights TO Liverpool weak. cotton,
v steamer 3-52d.. grain, by steamer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
DTUISION or CLif UtKD.
Adam. street the Dividing Line North an"
..,,th Ref,rrrn Mnnroe aud (lay w nru-.


The Special Committee on cay arg
met al $50 T. VI yesterday IN room u
f'ifv Hail. Present: Mr.. }. ". Bianhs'
chairman. ana Messrs. CasAle' Shea"'
and BloOmbers. 80. DtonLs
ON motion OF Mr. Caskie Mr. Biahks
was elected chairman or the commute
The resolution Of the Council unu't
which the meeting was held was leau
by Clerk Mcdowell IT. . ,so
Mr.. Caskie stated that owing 10 tne
inheritance Of the measure, ne nan Sc
cured a statement of the registered voters
of am the precincts OF the several "arus
Of the city. ,.,...
From this statement. as regarded cay
ward. he argued for the division OF 1ne
ward There would he no interference
with the present members from Gay
ward. as the ordinance would not go
into effect until ls!~. he said, when
now election would be had.
Mr.. Bi0Omberg rather Favored re-
districting OF the whole city's plan OF
wards. rs at present though, he SAID,
his mind was not entirely made up in
ON motion of Mr. Snead it was re-
solved To- make Adams street the dividing
line north and south between Monroe ana
CLAY wards and 10 ascertain the number
OF voters west Of Adams and south o.
Main street. the chairman TO report 10
the next meeting OF the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
HOWTYZER B.fND.
they VIII select "a New Name on Next
Thursday Night.

Last night was the regular time OF
meeting OF the Howitzer Band at Hen
rico Court house. and II was the inten-
lion OF the members of the organization
10 select "a new name. their connection
with the HOwitzer Battery having been
severed. on account Of the inciement
weather. however the president OF the
band and majority Of It's members
were absent. so all business was post
pOned until next Thursday night
AZ that time q new name VIII be Sc
lecied for the band and preparations
made to play at iiag-raising to be given
bv the Junior order United American
Mechanics on Church Hill.
III Is the purpose Of the band, as soon
as possible. 10 have new uniforms made,
most of them having returned their old
ones 10 the HOwitzer Battery. In order
10 raise funds TO pay for these uniforms.
the band proposes shortly 10 give an
entertainment Of some description. II
will continue 10 be an organization, and
will be ready AT any time to play upon
public occasions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
RALTIMORE MARKrT

BALTIMORE, Md Feb. 1a-Flour
firm.
Wheat firm. No . red spot and Feb
rIary 74Q74ilc.: May, 73Q73hc.; southern.
Corn firm. mixed spot and February,
S3033Rc. March, 33i5H33Nc., May, 3als
Q35Lc. steamer mixed. 32432i.c.. south
orn, 32igV33i4c.
Oats frmer. No. white. western, 2Sfi
2si2c. No > mixed, 2G0 2Giac.
Hay very quiet al SiG.OJ asked.
Grain frcichts weak. steamer TO Liver
pool 3D., March. Cork FOR orders. Is. Cd a
3 lOlld, February.
OLLnr nrllcles unrhnngel.
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NAVAL STORIES.

ILMINGTON. y. g.. Feb. - --Rosn
firm. strained. SIPS. good strained, - ~.
Spirits OF turpentine firmi machine,
2GIc. irregular. &Gitc.
Tar steady at .pc.
Crude 1urpentine-Soft, $50; virgin,
$50
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Feb l3-Tur-
pentine market nominal at -Gc.
Rosin firm. Quotations; \ and II,
Sf.O0: &, S1.1O: -. $50 II. $l.31. +, 81. 40.
c. sf4j. II. S1.55. !. Sl.35; *, Sl11; other
grades no demand
SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. l3.-Turpen-
tine opened at 2Gt, are and closed at
27c.: sales. POO casks receipts. ~ casks.
Rosin unchanged and firm, sales, 100
barrels: receipts, AS barrels.
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S'r IOI-IS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Feb. l3.-Wheat high
or: February, 67%c. May. 65,sc
Corn higher, February 2G&c., May.
27ac.
Oats higher. February, l9c; May,
POKE; July, 19c.
Pork STANDARD ness new. 5000. old.
1915.
Lard-Prime steam. 1913: choice. S5.45.
ksacDn-ShOulders $3.50. longs, 500.
clear ribs, S5s7i4 clear sides, $500
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. $40;
longs. S525: clear ribs. s5.37is clear sides,
$50.
Itch wines steady at 81 -
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North Carolina Delegates.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Feb. l3.--speclai =
Governor Carr to-day appointed the fol.
lowing representative gentlemen OF North
Carolina as delegates TO the propose q
meeting for the organization of the Chi
cago and Southern States Exposition. &c
meet in Chicago on the 18th instant: II. u.
Fries. Frank Wood. John T.. King. W. Y.
Holt. Thomas 4. Mcintyre. p. A. Tomp'
kins 4. +. Davidson. j. NJ. o'Dell, W. j.
Andrews. Berry Goivin. ~. II Short.
Wharton ]. Green. Bryan Grimes. I.
] Moorehead. T. H. Mangum. James A.
Wesfhrnok and Willinm Innn.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, O.. Feb. 13.-Flour I'M
changed.
Wheat steady. No. red. track. lic.
Corn active. No. = mixed, 3lc.
Oats quiet. No mixed. MIC.
Pork, lard. and bacon unchanged.
Dry ssited meats easy. loose shout
ders. $40. short ribs. S5.l2i3. short clear.
$l37ik boxed meats &C.. more.
whisky SD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations: Wheat-Longberry II TO
nlc. mixed 20 10 79c.. shortberry. ~ 10
fgc No red. TSi4 10 zoe.
COrn--W mite. Virginia. 81 20 aGc.: No
white. 35c. TO 50 lie. No mixed
.f l.2c.
oais-No. . mixed, "A 1-2c. 20 2sc.. No.
mixed. % lie. TO &c, winter seed. 2Sc
o BE.
Rye-42 70 5fc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14

The subcommittee appointed by the
Committee on Public Institutions of the
senate and Prisons and Asylums OF the
House 10 visit the penitentiary and re-
port upon IT'S condition. had intended 10
inspect that institution yesterday after
noon. but on account OF the absence Of
chairman Stubbs the visit was postponed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14

The postman brought me letter tins
morning, .
| thought in a moment from whom II
must be,
or queer things the qucefcst. II was yei
10 me dearest.
For her writing was on inc outAioc'
don't you see
Twas a poor little heart pierced thro
with an arrow
'The emblem OF love that Is hyins'
you say? A.
q. asonyl Horror. l shall die ere TO-
morrow. ,,,, GO.
II -. aha. | forget. IT'S ~.
Naientine's-Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
cHIcAGo LIE sTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Feb
l2.-Cattle. Receipts. oWD market firm
and SGflOc. higher for choice. others I'M
changed, common 10 extra steers, $500
46J: stockers and feeders, S2.6Jn2sO
cows and bulls sl-0U2D; Texans, 5000
S33
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market trm ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14

NEW YORK. Feb. l3.-Cotton easy:
ross receipts. sol ba{s exports 20 Great
srltain. i.Isl bales, { btinent. 2,i29 bales ,
sles. 2sg bales. Dinners. 1873 bales
took. 1889 bales
oports 10 Great Britain. 2s.4So bales;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET

LONDON. Feb 13.-Bar silver. 30 15-lGd. :
Ionsols luNs for money ana iueia Tor
the account
?. M.-Paris advicos quote 3 per cent
rcntes at luj francs and . confines for
the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14

borhood OF Freeunion over the itfFsir, ~
as the citizens sin that section nrc io~
abiding. they will let the law take I"
course in the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb l3.-Vrginia
So. new. 1855 asked. do. Century, 61p6ll3
Baltimore and Ohio, 3jn3Ois. Northern
central t90G0ls, Consolidated Gas stock,
500 .ntp hid.
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5aioc. higher: heavy packing and ship
ping lots. si0Ddf2j common TO cholce
mixed. t3.l503.iJ. light. {i.o5HI%; pigs
81 2;yQi.2J
she.p-Re 200. market strong;
Inferior e. ..DsiJts lambs. st-d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was steady prices unchanged: No. ,
spring wheat. Giis0Gjitc: No . rcd.
6l3sG6fNc, No. . corn, 2slsc. No. oats,
la%d2nc: mess pork. $1,000 10 -. lard,
S. 500 d 52la short rib sides Sl2Od5 %.
dry sailed shoulders, S5.27i4a5.35: whisky,
$40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
No. Quorum.

The City Council Committee on Health
failed 10 meet yesterday evening on ac-
count OF there being no quorum present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 13. The dry goods
market opened after the holiday under
depressing weather influence, the erect
of which was seen. despite the arrival
Of "a considerable number of buyets IN
dun store trade in all departments.
Shipping operations We're also inter-
fered with TO some extent and the whole
sale district generally presented quiet
appearance There was. however, con
orders coming through the mails and cot
tons on the new price basis. sellers are
hardly disappointed, and their latin m
better time has not been shaken Al
rerse weather conditions and the tempo
rarv unsettling effect % the lower prices
quoted i'm staples have been allowed Tor.
There are good reasons ior DeneNihs
thof iobbers and cOnverters have low
stocks. and that their replenishing re-
Guircments will shortly be well in eNl-
dence Meanwhile. the demand IN an
directions both I'm cotton and woollen
goods departments. is readily mot an eA-
isting prices.
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PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB. 10. 1885,
ARRIVED.


cORDLE. Died in Manchester, Va,
Febrtiary H. 1896. Mrs. LUCY j. COR
DIFF in the fifty-ninth year of her ave.
Funeral will take place from the Fiith-
street Methodist church FRIDAY. Febs
rrary t4th. at 3 O'Clock y. NJ. Friends ~
the family invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-14

Sir have subscribed 10 your papel
for a number of years. desiring 10 giean
from il the local news OF my Ola Stal-,
A. own "A farm in your dark tobacco
rcaiou / am particularly eager IN scan
Ming the reports Of the tobacco market;
Now il * "A fact that the reports you
publish. as given by the Tobacco TX,
l,nov whether tobacco Is selling al better
prices I'm 1896 than in 1888, nor DO Oh
tain from those reports any figures W"icn
enable me 10 Judge Of its value
For the sake of your country itdD.
and others who do not i've nnnef lM1
shadow of the Tobacco ENchanst. VIII
Won not occasionally report the tonaoe0
market as You report the grain market.
n T. HARDAMAl.
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MARINE INrELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEB. ~ iS'"'
sun rises ....-....s'''' "a.
sun sets $50. ..s.ss-'''ss's' - 80
Moon sets '-'ssssss.s ss-'''~
HIGH TIDE.
Morning .........-' .-'.-. -''''''''' -
PORT NEWPORT NEWS FEB. H.. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Br. steamship Terrified, Baltimore cap'
tain Watson.
SAILED.
German steamship Maria. Rotterdam.
schooner ". X. Huston, rail- River.
Barge Belle of oregon, Providence.
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB. 10. 1885
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte Bennett, Balu-
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett. Baitis
more, passengers and general cargo.
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Continent. 7.22o bales; stock. s5o.s1I
bales.
s6,4li bales exports TO Great Britain
II. $50 bales. France. l2,1oi bales CON
tinent. a3Ds3 bales.
Total since September lst-Nct receipts
t.lNpsiG bales exports 10 Great bfl dil.
tl6.,3i bales. France. 37,. rs bales. Con-
tinent. l.lf3.i5 baIcs.
Futures closed steady: February. 10
March. i9G April. -. May, 80 June
-. JniS' 49,. August -; SsPss'"ITe e :,
ccmber. 80. sales. 2lSccO bales
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb. l3.-Cotton
futures. Sales. 81. 100 bales. februaIN
and March. s.G6. April. 49, May. 80,
TENDER. 13G' October, I.26. November
1-&. December. 49,.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. H. l2;3o +. NJ
Cotton quiet and prices unchanged,
American middiing. ~, sales, 500 bales
American. 100 Dales. speculation and
export 80 bales. receipts, lb.Nh bales.
American. l32OO bales. Futures opened
quiet and demand moderate; February
: 2G-6l February and March, Z'-Vi'
March and April. { 2i-6i: May ana June;
! 22-G4 June and July 2-o4s july anu
August. 2i-G3. August and September,
I 18TH Futures quiet but STEADY.
f2.i5 Z. M.-American spot grades IN
! 21-52 good midolng. : lg-5@. middnne'
a.. low middling, 1877: good ordi-
nary. 1892. ordinary. ! a2-ti 49,,
II. M-February. 18TH. sellers. Feb
ruary and March. 1 25-Gl. SELLER. March
and April 1854. buyers. Apr> and May
I 22-6l. sellers. May and Jt-e. 2l-5i.
value. june and July. 2l-ttnt lit
buyers. July and August ! 1861, buyers,
August and September, I 1854 1864
sellers. September and october, : o-dif
4 1864 value. October and November,
I G-Gfmt 1-Gi sellers. November ana
December. 5-Ctnf l-C;. sellers. tu-
turcs closed quiet