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La Junta tribune., 1906-09-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ,rtns.

Trade with H. G. Todd.
Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
Price Thompson's carpets before
buying.
DR.. j. J. Drummond. oste eopath.
Pierce block.
/ Smoke La Junta's Best" Sold
by all dealers.
Pickhart's hand painted china at
Fisher & Larsen's.
want 100000 pounds of good
clean oats. Matt Daimler.
K. W. Patterson took in the big
day at the Lamar fair Thursday.
For the best refrigerator on earth
see the La Junta Hardware Company.
I Vudor porch shades. in assorted
colors and all widths, at Mayhew's.
For pure. unadulterated ice see
the La Junta Ice Company. Phone
522 red.
For painting. decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 2354.
Jack Devine.
IL you want the best lawn mower
on earth go to the La Junta Hard
ware Company.
Will give extra care for use of
driving horse for light driving. Call
52l Carson avenue.
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. s5l black:
night phone. 725 red.
Stop the wagon of the La Junta
Ice Company for artificial ice. Best
in town. Phone SD red.
Our swell vests are the finest ever
brought to La Junta. Select one
now.-C. F. Anthem 4 Co.
The new fall Dunlap hats now in.
The only dress hat in town. We have
your size. C. F. ilthen & Co.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
undertakers and embalmers. Phone,
East a; night phone. Junta A.
FUR REsr--TW0- ruom suitable
for light housekeeping. See Mrs.
Howard. over Howe's grocery store.
At the Catholic church tomorrow
first communion will be given to a
number of children at the s O'Clock
mass.
/ Elder Stivers and Arthur Wake
left this morning for Dodge City,
where they go to hold evangelistic
services.
WANTED Good woman for gener-
al housework. Family three adults.
No washing. Apply Coltman's
Pharmacy.
Rev. W. G. Barron left last Wed.
nesday morning for Greeley to at
tend the annual conference Of the
Methodist church.
Call and see our handsome line of
Wilson Bros. hosiery; 50. IS and 81
per pair. All exclusive patterns.
c. r. Althen < Co.
The La Junta Ice Companv has
complied with the requirements of
the health officer and is now ready
to supply pure artesian water in any
quantity.
FouNp good buggy box and
rear wheels of rubber-tired buggy.
Owner can secure same bv paviny
for this notice and describing
La Junta tribune., 1906-09-01

FOR SALE All my household goods
at bargain. k r. Stewart, 5O2
Carson avenue.
We have just received fall ship
ment of ladies' oxfords. We can
fit you now at kendall's.
For SALE New five room house,
with bath, at bargain; fine loca-
ton. Inquire of owner at 900 Belle
view avenue.
The La Junta Hardware Company
Is agent for the Schwab Safe and
Lock Company. They have safes for
sale from S35 up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Anthem and
Phil Althen spent last Sunday in
Glen Park. the guests of Mrs.
Shrouder, of Denver.
Go to II. II, Clark for fire insur-
ance, surety bonds or burglary in
surance. He is agent for the
National Surety Company.
LOST -Pocketbook, containing a
time pass and Harvey House permit
in favor of l.. NJ. Fellows; please
return to Santa Fe general Office.
Two thousand dollars worth of
carpets and rugs just received at
Mayhew's. Sixty-two different styles
of rugs are now on exhibition at
this store.
For SALE-New modern six room
house; fine lawn and shade trees: on
on one of the best streets in the
city; five minutes walk from post
office. Inquire at this office.
Ollie Paris, of Ration, arrived in
the city Thursday evening, being
summoned here on account of the
illness of Mrs. Paris, who is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Maria
Thorne.
Rev. Ferguson and family who
have been spending the past three
weeks in Manitou, returned home
Thursday evening. They were ac-
companied by Arthur Wake, the
singing evangelist.
To LOAN $2O.OOO on first-class
real estate; also close in property in
Colorado Springs which will sell
very reasonable or trade for Otero
county property. Inquire Of A. W..
Shelton.
The fall meeting of the Colorado
Presbytery of the Reformed Pres
byterian church meets in Denver
next Tuesday. Rev. S. Edgar and
Elder J. c. Dodds are the delegates
from La Junta.
Rev. Robert Coltman, Of Larned.
Kan. formerly pastor of the Pres
byterian church of this city, was a
La Junta visitor Thursday morning.
on his way home from his annual
outing at Glen Park.
The returns Of the Nelson-Gans
fight which takes place in Goldfield,
Nevada, next Monday afternoon.
will be received at the Club saloon
over their own special leased wire
leased for the occasion.
Miss Lorena Handy. one of the
Las Animas county teachers. left
yesterday morning for Trinidad to
begin her school work for the COM
ing year. The schools of Trinidad
and vicinity open September ith.
Frank Day has five hundred bushels
of the finest peaches in Otero county
on his ranch six miles west of La
Junta. He will sell them at two
cents per pound at the ranch and is
ready to fill all orders. IL in need
telephone No. 144l Black.
Rev. Father Fahy, of New York
City. and Fathers Joyce and Gala
nan. of St Brendan's Cathedral.
Ireland, have been visiting with
Father Callahan during the past
month. During their stay they Wis
tied Colorsdo's most noted resorts
and were charmed by the beauty of
our scenery. Rev. J. E. Callahan
who remained an extra week with
his brother. left for Chicago yester-
day morning.
The TRIBUNE has added three ad-
ditional scenes to the series Of
souvenir postal cards. printed from
the cuts which were used in cur New
Years edition. They include the
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CURRENT oUorAraoss.

-est (Corrected DaIIx.1
 These prices arc At whoienais and naa
 ssSrcS1corn. so1eo: standard goods pearl .sMc; gloss lump. shc; Rtcksi Dack-
 Rics-Extra fancy. sSc; head @se; brok- n, axe; Japan Sc.
 sflsUlziPpesO Slns9aSmPes sAiioa. l4 l46asa ''" .sa 0ioHe; choice. iISiiKc;~ fancy. hSs isS
 crackers--xxx soda sho; xxx cinrss
 FIour--Ras,s of barrels: High oa,.rt .s.s0; fancy patent sS.sS; hsif Ssssnt. 'aariiss-Per Dbl. ss.so; per sack sl. .sA
 nssssa,-Isas nss,7Sas'', ,o; Rsas' cSmSeuna snSs s1o.
 .5s .sS ssaiSs sg ss's syss. ysa: !, sSca sSc: waiis 4ss whiss clipped 4zo, .lmossS 5ts ssc: Johnson Grass 6be; rust prooe oats kso. o1s co,ton seed hulls--loose. per ton ss ... oAIed sT.OO; sacks te.OO: cotton seed ms"I ''ci 'cciheess-Fancy. fuli cream lso. special
 esnnad Goods-ssimon ch1ms Acs; oo. uIrss. sl. 10: columbia river. sl. 50; sock sssss; ssssss aasd;.ard. ssss ipSS. i%porsod. syoG1: .yatsTs. 2 ". 4-ox S6c: S-oa. soc: Hxhs weight. CSC doA; Tomatoes ID. s5c: : ih. -isaaoiAssss-GsSrgIa esns: barrel sEo per Mnl. GAGGas AAAAoub-s Ns.ao per case. "a yrlap. Log Cabin, gallons. SIS; RsiionH S7 E1s qts.. ..5 per doZ
 surar-Granulated 5kc: P. '. c AKa
 Hides--Dry flint ies dry salted Ifc: green
 Wool-clear. 22o to 2Gc.
 Fruit and Producs--Red and yeIIo,z a,- ions Si 05 per bushel. potat Ses Wiseoneiv stock Si oe bu.:. Michigan si co hu: NeW hsad a stock. sc lb' fsneS apples s4.7s SSL; SSSIG russsts, 95.O0. Florida oranges s3 TE and e. 40 box: baKas Si.s5 saek: white peas S2.25 bu. on.on sets. yellow g. 9k bQ: rod S2. 35 bu.; seeG p9tatoes early rose, peerIesS, Sils bu.: second crop Bliss triumph Si S5 6u, apple and white wine vinegar i5c gal: fancy full ere cheese lsc 10. fancy H. P. Grated apples sc: cried apples So Ib. bags. s6-so sAe: se-7s. 7kc 7O-so, IAc Ib:; boxes i2Ac walnuts leKc ib.; Tarragona aImonds isc. Ivaca 1bAc: oceans. medium size fOJkc, Spanish onions tl. 10 crate; heaT~ weight Malaga GrHpeE t7 keg.
 Chickens-Hens ao@sse; frysrs 2S@8OoI broiiers I5 o zoe.
 Turkeys-iO@I2ho alive.
 EgGs-1sc
 ley. s1. crimson clover, i2c; alfalfa IS o 900 per lb. onion sets. white skin s2: pearl @; blue grass, lb@lsc per ID.
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MARKET FOR COTTON
FLUCTUATIONS MARROW THRouGHoUr
 THE ENTIRE SESSION.
Trading of Pre-HeIiday Character, and the Range is Within About . Points
 Final Prices Practically Without

New York, Feb. 9--The cotton market was very quiet with trading of af pre-holI- day character and prices fluctuating within a range of about five points The close was quiet and steady at net decline of one to bales.
 The local market will be closed saturday and Monday but New Orleans and Liverpool
 The market opened barely steady at a de- easier Liverpool cables than expected support and prices gradually eased off dur on the active months Around 10. ss for the holidays became factor and during a prominent house with New England con- or two of the opening figures,
 There was comparatively little news It was reported that negotiations between tho Wall Street bulls and Southern traders for underwrtting 40o.0oo bales of spot cotton at ls cents were progressing favorably. but the absence of support from the parties lnvoiv-- ga in the open market was commented up-
 Reeeipts at the ports today 1s.sa7 bales. against 17,s83 last week and f4s71 last year For the week iestimatedl 135-000 bales. against 124.s47 last week and st74s
 Receipts at New Orleans 4s2s bales. against 3.5fs last year: and at Houston 4.2s5 against 1.26e last year.
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of last year i.oascoo. behind the same. days same time in 1903 by 100000.
 The amount brought into sight during the for s sss Seven asss sns this last year. 220,051 year before last. and 22e.- bo4 same time in 1908; and for the nine days
 The movement since september lst shows against ad' g. s'7ss.ses last year year s'is4.ssf year before last. and 6.077.249 the same time in s0 and RiSsrs to s1s s year. ss0.oss year before last and 7s4.oss cess of those held at the close of the com. mercial year 5Ss.7ss. against 553, ,Il6 last the same time in isos: Southern mills takings 1,1s6.000. against 1.1T2.42s last year. 1,0s4,- 900 year before last and 1.os7.222 the same
 These make the total movement for the 1s2 days of the season from September lst s,so0.7ss year before last. and s.eso.6sS the same time In 1903.
 Foreign exports for the week have been the total thus far for the season 4.271.6I1. againss s.s5s,ias last year. decrease of
 Northern mills -takings and Canada dur ing tho past seven days show an increase ing period last year. and their total takings since september 1st have increased i10.22o. The total taktngs of American mills. North. South. and Canada. thus far for the season have been 2.zs4.1s5. against 2.615043 last year These include 1.s34.554 by northern spimners. against 1. 424.334.
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 2S lead- ing interior Southern centers have decreased during the week 15,0S5 bales. against de- crease during the 'eorresponding Dericd last season of 4S.71S. and are now 2oS.963 great CT than at this date in 1905.
 Including stocks left over at ports and interior towns from the last crop and the number of bales brought into sight thus far from the new crop. the supply to date fs s.5s4.6ss, against 9,sss,7so for the same pc riod last year.
 WEEKLY xNTERIO COTTON TOWNS.
 New York, Feb. g. 1908.
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COTTON LETTER.
By rrivats ,s w,Es s.,, to I Lsye%sn s: Company,

By Private Wire to Loveman & Company,
 s6 Commerce Street.
 ket was 2. very dull affair Liverpool was unfavorable. closing barely steady at a net decline of to 1 points on futures. while business reported. Y Sales 9 amonntinE - to le.o00 bales Tn response to the Liyerpoors poor showing our market opened points and prices were well iaaintained at the demand caused some selling which carried day tomorrow and Monday in New York had a restraining influence on operations on the bear side and shorts deemed it prudent to cover even at the small decline There was afs osme fresh buying by longs who figured out that the visible suply statement would be. bullish. On the recovery May contracts iiauidation for scaipers on the long side be- fore the close which was quiet and steady at a net loss of to points on the day. Spots Sales amounted to i,s5e bales of spots and 2,350 bales to arrive on the basis of 10 Il-iec for middiing There were no de- was s'' conspicuoas by it's advices today and the market was chiefly sustained by the covering of shorts. who were afraid to re- bot tOorrow m sar anS Monday s s Hesters Wess 1y statement of amount brought into sight was bearish. the movement for the week Being @ ,h ise.ssS ~ 6slss, % an increase & of 4s:sSs Since September 1st. the total amount brought into sight Is s,ls0,eoo. against a. IFS ooo the corrssponding period last Last year. year. ners' takings and week will. compare with only 220.eo0 last year and. hence. there is possibility. that 9 the visible supply state. e. of bulifsh character. If it should be, Liverpool and our market will probably be better tomorrow.
 MILLER & COMPANY.
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Lnar cnthcert arust sue.

Edinburg, Scotland, Feb s.-The Lord Advocate declines to take action against the Crofters of Barra Island, HerbIdes, who recently invaded and seized. Vatersay Island, which has been used as a game preserve He says the only remedy Is in civil action by the owner of Vatersay. Lady Gordon Cathcart
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THE NSETAT. nEARKETs.

New York, Feb. s-There was an advance of 1O@12s Sd in London tin with spot at e1s5; and futures f1ss 15s. Locally quiet unchanged; spot s36 20 e yse 25
 eTs fer futures. in English market. LocaI- ly no change; Lake and electrolytic copper S1T. 50 g sis .O0. but some large producers asking higher prices. Quotations ranging from s17.75 0 SIS. 50; casting $l7.b04 s17.s2k.
 Lead Rls ss 3d in London and s5.so@ sB .75 locally.
 Spelter unchanged, &27 in London and S6 05 o $6.15 locally l.-.
 Iron was higher abroad standard foundry Sos Cd: and Cleveland warrants sos lhd. Locally unchanged; No. foundry. Northern SIS. 25Q S1s.s5; No 2 do. SIT 7.75@91S. s5; No. foundry, Southern SIS. 25 O SIS. IS; No. do. sir .75 o SIS. 25.
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Omcers Sail for Cubn.

New York, Feb. s.-The United today for Santiago Cuba, having on board a party of distinguished officers of the United States Army and Navy, constituting the battlefield commission who so to participate fin the exer- cisis attending the dedication of the battlefield monument at Ei Caney, Cuha
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TREASURY BALANCES. Washington, Feb. e--Treasury balances $14s,4os.oss; gold 74,s2s.0s2.


CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE. wheat Of the United statss ~ was the V rhisf
 saSe 9dfy Of oa Sst sesl TSeSt dsnsv ws showed gain of kc. Provisions declined
 The wheat market was active and strong throuKhout the entire session. At the opening May was Hc to %c higher at s6 teok place soon after the opening. the price continued to advance. The nrmness was due short yesterday on the prediction of severe snow w storm s, in ., Kansas and Nebrasks p on at Liverpool encouraged the bulls some what Some reports of damage to the win wheat at Mlnneapoiis and Kansas city gave May the highest point Of the day was reached at ss he. The market closed strong
 ciearsnces of wheat and flour were equal to 21e.000 bushels. Exports for the week as saewn by Bradstrsets were equal to g. 402o0o bushels against sss 900 bushels one year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago cars cars last week and sis cars one year ago.
 Despite the strength of wheat the corn sreater part of the day. The chief infiu- ences favoring decline were liberal local receipts, 2 prospect of continued arrivals and , session the market became steadier as re suit of the strength of wheat. The close was steady with prices unchanEed May opened unchanged to Kc lower at 43H to 44c sold off to 4Shc and closed at 44c.
 Early in the day the oats market was easier. but 1t became steady In sympathy with wheat. Reports from the country in dfcated an increased movement and cash houses reported more liberal acceptances. The close was steady. May opened unchang- ed to hc lower at 30 to 30Mc. sold up to s0kc. where 1t closed Local receipts were 124 cars.
 Provisions were easier because of mode rate profit taking by numerous small hold CTS Trading was active. there being a good general demand on the slight decline. The market closed steady with May pork off 2Mc at $15. 12ts Lard and ribs were each down 2Mc at $7. 80 and S7. 9Tk @sS. % respectively
 Estimated receipts for tomrrow: What 12 cars: corn s6S cars: oats 1s4 cars: hogs
 The board of trade will be closed Mon day February 12. 1t being the anniversary of the birthday of Lincoln.
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT.

New Orleans. Feb. 9.-Secretary Hester statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and tele- graphic advices compares the figures of thls week with last week. last year and the year before It shows dercease for the week just closed of 69.691. against a decrease of 2A9O4 last year and an increase of 12.4s7 year before last
 The total visible is 5.353.579. against 5.- 42527O last week. 4,ss6,2s5 last year anu s.93O. 2s9 year before last of this the total of American cotton is 3,s2s,57s against 8.S95, 270 last week. 3.44O,295 last year and 2,9O0.2s9 year before last. and of all other kinds, including Egypt, Brazil. India, etc: 15s9, ,0O0 against 1. 530 900 last week, 946,0OO last year. and 1.03O.00O year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows decrease compared with last week of 69,es1. an increase compared
 with last year of 969,2s4. and an increase compared with year before last of l.425.29o
 or the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there is now afloat and held in Great Britain and contineHtal Europe 2;eS7 ,ss 90a; 0oc year before last: in Egypt lss.ooo. against last: in India S95, 900, against 45s.o00 last year and 396,0o0 year before last; and In the M last year. and l.136.OOO year before last,
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LIVERPOOL WEEKLY CBrTON.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

New Orleans. Feb. 2.--Secretary Hester's weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange state ment issued before the close today shows an increase in the movement into sight con- pared with the seven days ending this date last year in round figures 47. 900. a decrease under the same days year before last of 30. 000. and decrease under the same time in 1903 of 39, 900.
 For the nine days of February the totals show an increase over last year of 5000. a decrease under the same period year before last of 49.000. and. decrease under the same time in 1903 of ga. 1000.
 For the 162 days of the season that have
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Tuter,or Movement.

Houston-steady. 10B C: net receipts 4ss5; gross receipts A.2s5; shipments 5.Ss6; sales ASA; stock S5,649.
 Augusta-Quiet, 1OMc; net receipts s7S; gross receipts s76: shipments sl; sales
 Memphis-steady, 10hc; net receipts s9S; gross receipts e.959 shipments 4.092; sales 2,60O; stock 117,255.
 st. Louis-ouiet, 10 15-lsc: net receipts 54; gross receipts l.693; shipments 1,66s; sales 100; stock 43.27e.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 21o: gross re- ceipts 210; shipments 472: stock 14. 9s0.
 Louisvilie-Firm, il hc; net receipts 124; gross receipts 124: shipments 5; sales 26S; stock 150.
 ceipts 9,64T: shipments 11.49s sales S.729; stock S44.645.
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RANsAs CITY LIuE sToCK.
Drrv voRK COFFFE MARKET.

New York Feb, 9.--Coffee utures opened steady at unehanged prices. or, about in line with the early cables Trading was qniet followed by European selling orders in the local market which worked off to a net
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York. Feb. 9.--Cotton seed oil easy.
 Coffee spot Rio quiet; mild steady
 Sugar., raw nominal; fair refining 2%c; centrifugal 96-test 1-32@3hc; molasses sugar 2Mc. Refined quiet.
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loss was recovered toward the close on Wall Street buying. however. and the final tone was steady, net unchanged to points lower. Much of the business repoEted was switch ing from near to late months. Total sales 10750o bags including.
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sr LnnIs pRoYIsIoN.

St. Louis, Feb. 9,--FIOuF. altau5'
 Whiskey steady Si g.
 Pork steady 1obbing $l4 ,7b.
 Lard lower: prime steam SI 40
 Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra shorts s I51s; clear ribs 'ss7h; short clear Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts sS. .s7h; clear ribs s9. i2h; short clear $s 25
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DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

II Fort Movement. ,.e .Geaiysston-stssdy ioSc; net rsssipts zee ,, s,c Iss. esa. shipments to Great Britain s,745; coastwise 2.sA0.
 New Orieans--Easy 10 l1-isc; net re- ceipts 4,523; gross receipts 4.523: sales 3, 700; stock 327.770: shipments to France 751; to continent $50; coastwise 44N .z.. gross receipts ara: sales 100: stock 33.S93; i; Shipments coastwise 50.
 savannah-steady. 10 7-1sc: net receipts 1.4s1; gross receipts 1.4s1; sales 225; stock s3,132s shipments coastwise 2,TT4.
 charlsstoH.Sscsmginsl net receipts ss;:
 Wilmington Nominal; net receipts 34; gross receipts 34: stock 1.239.
 Norfolk-Quiet He; net receipts 732; gross receipts 732: sales 164: stock 39.O40: ship ments coastwipe 1.l57.
 Baltimore-NominaL l1kc; net receipts 1,54S:s gross receipts L64s; stock i2,1o4; shipments to continent LIDO.
 New York-Quiet Il. 25; gross receipts 4.ss3; stock 2O4.sss; shipments to continent 192
 Boston-Quiet. 1125: net receipts e5: gross receipts 2,ls5; shipments to Great
 Philadeiphia-Steady II. 50: net receipts i75; gross receipts l16; stock 2,1So; ship ments to Great Britain 69s. ceipts 2.s18 stock 500; shipments coastwise
 Newport ,News--Net receipts ss5; gross re- ceipts 995: Ashipnaents' coastwise S95.
 San Francisc0-Net receipts 100; gross re- ceipts 100: shipments to Japan 100
 Misceilaneous-7-Net receipts [: gross re-
 Newport News--Add sO1 bales to exports to Great Britain; and 300 to continent since Sept 1st-
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n-nNr nRIEANa sIiGAR

New Orleans, Feb. s-Sugar firm: open kettle centrifugal 36s%c; centrifugal whites 2% a4c; yellows 3A @S%e; seconds 70
 Moissses, open kettle 2o@soe: centrifugal 7@22c Syrup 25 e soc.
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Ngwxv y0RW DIRY aOODs

New York Feb 9,--In the dry goods mar ket today buying was of only moderate size, but prices were generally firm and for prompt delivery. buyers found it impossible to secure concessions.
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Nav Orleans Feb 9--Secretary Hester gives the taking of American cotton by spinners throughout the world as follows Tn round numbers: oon
 This week 25s 900, this year. against 22o,- O0o last year 31s,o0e year before last
 Total since September lst, this year b. ess 00O. against 6,204, GOO last year, and b. SIS 900 the year before. .
 tff this Northern spinners and Canada took 1 535, 900 bales this year, against I4Z4.- S00 last year. and 1.54s,0e0 the year before; sonthern spinners i,220. a0e, against 1. ISl.- 000 fast year. and 1,104.000 the year before ana foreign spinners 3.20s. DOC, against s.5Ss,- O00 last year, and 5.269.0oo the year oetore' COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
 New York Feb. Swallowing are the comparative cotton statements TOT the weeA ending Feb 2. 199e;
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IIvrRPnnI. CnTTnN FnTuREs.

Liverpool, Feb. 9.--Cotton futures opened easy and closed barely steady; American February ...- |'.. ...' s.'. PIE February-march ...- .... ....6. Iz Aprli-May ..s. ss.' ...-9.t z May-June .''' .'.' '... '''. ..'. Q. S9 July-August '. a H August-September ..-. .... ....5. 80 SeplemDer-OctoDef .-.s2-0z October-November. .... .... 57 Noyember-December.. .... .... ..5. 56
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Total Movement.

: lUlUN
 Total today at al ports, net 19.s4T: ship ments to Great Britain e,741; to France 751; to continent lsA2; to Japan 100: stock ss5'-
 Consolidated at all ports. net 1ss.541; shipments to Great Britain 2.s22: to France S,7f3: to continent 5s.190; to Japan s,417.
 Total since Sept. 1st, at all ports, net B. sss.4ss shipments to Great Britain 1'S?S'- s97: to Japan 55.o47: to Mexico 1884.
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NAVAL STORES.

Savannah, Ga. Feb. 9.-Iurpenttne firm 65c; sales PIT: receipts 5s: shipments a5,
 Rosin, firm; sales 643: receipts 1.261; ship s3 35; F s3. 70: c sS. 45; H s3 50: I $4. 70. K s5. 10; NJ $5.35; N sS. s5: we S6 .O5; wv