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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-01

The highest bridge OF any kind in the
world is in Bolivia. South America.
Counting from the surface of the stream
to the level of the rails this bridge ia
axacty $685. feet in height. The total
length ia S02 feet.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-01

The electric railway to the peak OF
.Snowdon. in Wales. which has 40 much
been spoken of. is now beginning to
take shape. A company has been regis
tered under the name of the Hotels and
Railway company of North Wales, with
a capital Of sc. 900 in 600 shares of el0i
each, to construct railway from Liam
boris. Carnarvon, to the point near the
eummit of Snowdon, and to erect and
carry on hotel near the summit.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-01
some FAmous lenrlish swords.

Whoever visits the London Tower
may enjoy verltsble feast OF swords.
But amid the numberless array OF
weapons there are one or two that are
specially worthy OF notice. There 10
the sword of state, which is a girl Oh
the monarGh'a side after his amounting,
at the imposing ceremony of coros
nation; which girding is more hon.
ored in the breach, one would suppose
when the monarch ia a lady. The sword
it irst consecrated by the Primste. and
by MIN handed by the Lord Chamberlain,
who completes the function. 1t is two.
bandsd weapon, with rich decorations
on hllt and pommel and ecabbsrd. OF
scarcely less importance is the Sword
of mercy" borne before the sovereign
in the coronation procession. Thia
sword is named Ourtana, but, though
undoubtedly very ancient, it can hardly
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-01

One-eighth of the entire commerce OF
the United States passes thr ough the
st. Mary's Falls canal. The tonnage
that passed through this canal in 1891
exceeded by over 10000 tons the en-
tire freight of all nations that passed
through the Suez canal during the year.
This fact is being used to urge the con-
struction of deep waterway.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-01

Total ........1000o 10000 10000 10000
1t is thus seen that OF the foods mere
represented the ealt bush contains
the least organic matter and the most
ash and water; the ash being nearly
three times that found in alfalfa, about
one and half that given for this fat
pea, end not far from twice the mineral
contents OF the oat fodder.
The moisture percentage in the AUS
tralian plant and the alfalfa are quite
close and both considerably higher
than those found in the fiat pea (Lath-
yrue sylvestris) and the oat fodder.
In Table IL ia given the Detailed anal.
ysis OF the salt bush, showing its food
value.
TABLE H-FooD VALUE OF SALT BUSH.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-01
A Voios From the Nighto
heron, from the lonely shore

Increasingly my CRY,
Ill-boding, dismal, harsh,
Arises through the mists OF night
That gather deep and cold and white
lll-brodiug. dismal, harsh.
Dim, drifting shrouds that folded lie
Around my door.
WHAT shadow OF the futures needs
Dismays thy simple heart
Poor dweller in the fog
What evil spirit of unrest
Disturbs the quiet of thy nest
Beyond the tussocked bog?
Dodemons even ply their art
Among the reeds?
Perhaps thy bright.eyed mate is led
Across the winding creek,
Belated, tired of wing,
Then grieve notl Soon thy loving note
AS beacon's blaze to storm tossed boat
The wanderer will bring.
o heron, can the words l speak
Recall the dead?
o heron on the lonely shore,
The east is gray above;
Thy watch isSwell-nigh done,
And gentle dawn Will bring thee sleep
While my endless vigil keep,
unwe looming the sun;
For she, my light, my life my love,
VIII come no more.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-01

Excess OF oxygen due to
chlorlne. .....,............ Lao ~
Tolal.....~............... 10000 90 SO
Percentage OF pure ash in dry
root-..... ..,-.-...... --... 4.4S 400
Percentage of crude ash in
dry rOOt.,.. 4.lJ O4o
Percentage of carbonic acid
in crude ash .ll........- $50 1000
Percentage of total nitrogen
III ury loot -......-......... l.53 81
A partial analysis reported from the
Arizona station, while confirming the
greater demand for phosphoric acid by
canaigre as compared with the sugar
beet, assigns to the former twice as
much potash as to the latter, and does
not mention either soda or magnesa.
While euch differences are not unexam-
pied, these data can hardly De accepted
as proving them in this case. Roughly
speaking, we are probably justified in
assuming that for equal weights Of crop
the cost of replacing the mineral soil in
gradients by the purchase OF fertilizers
when necessary, will be about the Same
for both crops; while as regards nitro
gen, our determination shows that the
cansigre draws nearly twice ae heavily
as the beet, so that crop Of 10 tons of
fresh roots will take out OF the coil
nearly 100 pounds of nitrogen per acre.
In regular culture, it should, therefore,
probably be alternatsd with legumiuous
crops, that enrich the soil in nitrogen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

CHICAGO. ILL. Sept lG-The wheat
market was ln Nc'y disappointing con-
uluon al thc opening anu Tor quite a
While thereafter. Inc financial prob
lem was one OF the leading topics ana
every one agreed that ln the face oi
possible monetary troubles, 10 was not
policy to buy grain. or, for that matter,
anything else. Ei-nt ON top of this de-
ductiOn came the report that "a prominent
grain failure haa taken place IN Eng
land. This was too much Tor prices
10 hold up under. and decline mace
at the immediate start was supplemented
by a further recession. Along about
the middle OF the session shorts deemed
10 wise TO cover up some OF their deals,
iuasmucn as statistics were. not alto
getler TO their Aklns. The object Of
THIS buying was 10 put prices mp 1c. over
the closing, the final quotations BEING
frdctloualy below the outside. Deem
Der wheat opened al Ji'sHJ.isc., declined
10 JOasc, advanced to '' &c., and closed
at 5s,c.. ,sc. over that Of saturday.
Cash wheat was easy early, but CLOSED
Corn-The session i'm corn brought
forth nothing that required particular
mention or which affected prices to any
great degree, either Tor good or bau.
The undertone was not exactly strong,
nor aiG IL exhibit any particular weak
ness. The early decline iu wheat had
some effect on corn, bat the later
strength did not assist II materially. May
corn opened at 2s'sc.. sold between 2s'8c.
and 29d-Hisc closing at Z9C., unchanged
frOnfl saturday. Cash corn sold al nrm
prices. The nominal close being strong.
Oats-Ihe trade in oats was exceedingly
lighter. The range Of prices was very
narrow. The feeling ANA tone OF the
leading markets had the Usual sympa-
tnetic effect on this grain but opera
lions were of so nttle consequence tnat
prices moved little. May closed isc.
under Saturday. Cash oats were firm.
lrOvislons-Ihe sentiment IN product,
as voiced by the majority of traders
and as expressed hy the well-posteu,
Acknowledged expectation IN that line
was anything but assuring. The demand
Tor meats. IL Is said. by no means keeps
pace with the supplies, and a new sea-
son viii soon be inaugurated. with much
ola stock carried over Taken IN con-
ncctiOn with the speculative inactivity
in other markets. 1t vas hardly 10 be-
expected that any strength would exist.
the hog market was steady. At the
close October pork was ,l.c. under Sat
urday October lard 2i.c. lower. and DC
tober ribs lac lower. Domestic mar
kets were quiet.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
Their New ie.y Io-Morrow.

The Jewish New-Year win begin to-
morrow at sun-6Own' ana services VIII
be held I'm all the synagosues We iiesday
evening and Thursday morning. lsaoci
ralsch will conduct services NJ betn
Ahaba at l.. NJ. tomorrow and ~ 80
Thursday morning. Fine music VIII be
rendered
Their will be services at kenisett Israel
synagogue tomorrow evening al O'Clock,
,irs,iay morning at 7 o'clock: THURSDAY
evening at O'Clock; Friday norDinH az
o'clock. Rabbi l. koplowitz VIII preach
in English Thursday morning on tue SUD
iect: what Shall We Ask OF God on me
bay Of Judgment" Text, Pse'm II; ls,i5.
The Rabbi viii preach In GerLian rrinay
morning on the subject, ''liecollcsilon'
consciousness, and Resolution Text,
Psalm kxxiN. l6.
Rabbi Wager viii preach Mt sir Hoses
Nontiforc synagogue. ara TIE neMN-in-
troduced choir OF male voices VIII par
ticipate IN the services.
The Beth Shalon SosSresau,om. WI io w.,
Conn as reader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
rnE Brsnop's LETTER
Next Friday Set Part tn Pray for the D'-
iiyrrance Of the Pope.

A circular letter sent to all the Sietsy
of this diocese by bisnop van &c w,
AMI read i'm he churches sunday. tc's
aYa-t next FRIDAY tScptcnbcr 2Jsn) az "
day Of prayer for the delivoIance OF u,o
Pope from the power OF the Italian 'o'-
eminent. ,... -,
The circular rccitcs the incidents tiss
Led - the deprivation Of the Ponuh "'
temporal power twenty-five years az =
and tells OF the subsequent rnmiiIa ION -
the captive OF the Natcen.' Inc lpsnVls
also reminds the priests Of me af.hoiS-
oese tnst as the Italian festival 20 ~
held September 2lth is 10 slorily ~. TIE
downfall OF His Holiness, 1t should y,
made the day OF special prayer Dy al
the children ~ the Church.
The faithful are urgently rcquestel 10
attend mass and approach the tacra-
ments for the intention set fofth III III"
circular. 49,,
At the Cathedral there Will be hiSn
mass at O'Clock and at the SaV''u
Heart church at = o'clock thSrc WIZ
also be services al the other churches
At st. Mays church next Sunday ,nS
societies OF the parish VIII attend hiSn
mass In a body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
NrW YOnK PRODUCE MARKET.

,-r-ar yot,E senf fB-Flour dun and
wear wiz ~ "e~Ty Sgn165. W. patent,
90 40. IHif 10 i"'i,s' 49, 81 tl.sy. ai
,"..' t"..", q, ~. 5O. cltV mills. Sy.7sH
low extras f-.l' -, ~ '',Il and yea com
mon 10 80 I'm at,,1 Ezra ~ e-''Ve -'''' 9'''
ctolc,. S-o,t 49, ,,5 moro active. No. -
vi store ana elevator. UINc.. anoat, 0lis
rev 7'oi Ans Nm cnened weaK ana sold oil
80 from sstur,iav's regular close. prices
49, ii ga. s't.,.'ig IN faik OF large gold
l,.",,.i.s a~1 local covering. closing arm
af f'.,... l.low Saturday. with light
49, a. o. red September. GIG: &c
f"oe' ~. M, i',.tcmper. ,s,s.c. MAY.
setc
o.. '''e assoc, a0oat. Options
90 .,,D,,,f fl.,lf.c reacfing on local cover
oe,''ny4 ists sta9' steady M iy4llc. below
l'ie, "'.- lo,f,,oDDr 34Isr.. October.
o-'. "a i3e..r,nir. .gt,c'. Man. s5isc.
oats dsii ann ' ~ HcIo6er ,ic
tv".. =, III Nav 'l,i.c. Spot prices:
1i. 80 . white. 2Sl1c.. mixed
~ -,,D1c
49, Shipping. good 10 choice.
c-l,-o. ''''''
o"4 W. ,,,i.t and firm. domestic. n4i5c.:
49, t-@-,fr
lu.4'"' 4 arr,. family qGIoe.
e@-.l,fSt1. hrrf hams heavy
N~' 10. ~ sfUunJi1UO. CITY extra.
"hW t-''. "Stc -ngl,' tei. cut meats arm
nun" i' ,9'
anu ui-oi, ..,.a sc15 nominal. January.
3d.. "a "a a,..t,r, Refined auiet. CONT
S".'o tVt e VH 't....b N'etrican seas. COM
nent 9p~os. so4. n, ANTI NAM ''''''
Iv.-.t' fi- .rt o,,iet. mess $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
IiiL CLOSING orors rroNs or
IONEI.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To.
e'ceo tNchanse--lntcrnai Revenue
Collections Foreign Adyicc-.

NOW YORK, Sept lG-Thc stock mar
bSt was feNcrish and excited throughout
l"' uHt' hat comparing the closing ngults
WIN thost or Saturday, 10 is found that
60 prominent issues made gains Of t.a1
l1s ltr cent. Louisville ana NashVIuc.
h-fti" stcu. and Pacific Mail Iaallng. Nt
tac cpe.inS ihe market was fairly steady.
4iAAtf quotations from LONDON ana buy
laS iNf loftihn account accounted Tor
tte sttadinttS Htt foreign purchases
te-'A} Wore estimated M fully 2i.hue
shaies The resistance shown simply
tea % nerve The bears 20 fresh ci-
fofis. and before 81 O'Clock they tue
t-,ito Ia hrc8kiug prices TO d l,f
cent III this decline the OuthWcstofis,
tac DNa.rra. Biz -Four, Erie preferred,
and tnc i"4lslrals were most prominent
90 downward movement rnnt and ferrc
Mtrat.tfr IltierftH brought $50 against 30,
The last Transaction before to-day. sugar
then caMo % TIE front and advanced
ftttftN itnu lNAi4 90 lNN. the auWulaJu"
ln favor having been tho advance IN re-
ah'- 20 l-lD -cr cent pcr pound sugar
.iSr turned tht whole market laici on
b"i Wien II vas announced mat onis
- vWun sold hat been ens-fci go. 'ie-
lpn took ou cheerful tone. huih"iS
OF bond issue were plentiful hut lnos"
NNo schcrauy manage these lilpol laNt
matters discla.mod any knowledge lNat
tie Government intended 10 increase us
inNrlft Iucss. a favorable feature was
the increased demand and higher rates
Tor money round amounts haElhh Nt.n
continue 90 advance sold exports "ou.N
cease aud consequently operators are
Watching tho loan market with CONSIDER
able Interest. Another runor Mnlth HaA
sO0d effect WAS that me nane pi'sl-
dents had held ID meeting 60 devise meas
ares 20 rclleni-h che goll reserve sud
scqucntiy ihs was denied. but the mar
ket lett OF nrn Pacific Mall was put
up from 80 90 a2- on report lhat ING
difficulties with the Panama road haA
Been adjusted. After the close " husi-
ness President Simmons or the fenaind
road. denied this. Railroad ana ans
celaucOus bonds were weak ana io"ei
iu the carly traiiug, plt al tEe close
irmpr tone prevailed. Che acNNe issues
recovering their early losses. The trans
actions footed up e. 10000.
Thc salts of listed stocks to-day Nf-
gfecaftI ISL. 900 shares ana OF uuilHltI
stocks Gl.ppp shares.
Money ou call urmcr at 2t-l2 per cent
last loan az per cent, ana cioslus OF
fcrei ut pcr cent, prime nti'ail li"
paper 4u4is per cent Iag SILVER NoN.
Sterling exchange weaker. Win actual
business in bankers bllis at 4s9 Tor Sixty
days aud i~lieH 1895 Tor ueinan-- poStri
rates. 4>ld4H'. commefciui uhia. 49,
49,, Government bonds hrm. htale
bonds Quiet. Railroad bonds irres uldr.
Silver at the board Was dun -...
Treasury Balances. COIN, S>iiVo"pVi
currency. StS.@suWp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

BALTIMORE, MD. SEPT. 16.-Fiour
dull: western, S2.2jN2.fO bid, extra fam
ily. S29ja5..5; winter wheat. patent, $3.50
Ql50.
W neat duh and easy: No. red spot,
5gfr59Bc.; September. j9c. bid: October,
GlsoDOisc., December, 6iiSa62c.; steamer
No. . red. 56G56lsc.. southern, by sample,
5~atNi.c: DO, on grade, 5Gia0JJ4c
Corn easy: mixed spot 39isd3.il &C.; Sep
TENDER. 3s&u3,lc.; October. oslsc. asked I;
year, 3ohn3sAc.: January, 3StQ3ic. !;
steamer mixed. 37@31Ac.
oats steady; good inquiry; No. white.
western, 26izN21c. No. = mixed. western.
2lu24izc.
RYE firm; No. 2, western. 4sc.
HAY fairly active and FIRM choice
timothy, si4.Jsa la.co.
Grain frcights quiet steamer 10 Liver
pool. IAmiNd.. September; Cork for or
ders, IS Cd as. lad.
Butter arm: fancy creamery. glaze. /;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

will run the number almost up to that oil
last year.
The attendance this year while up to
the calculations, IS almost expected 10 ne
quite az large IS mat OF last year. as INC
school population has decreased more
than one thousand during mat time. Su-
persntendent Fox. OF the public schools,
accounts for this falling on by reason OF
the removal OF many OF the former schoi-
ars TO Barton Heights, chestnut hiii' ana
other suburbs. The decrease has been
confined more TO the colored scholars tnah
to the white scholars.
There iii be no classes formed until
to-morrow. The time to-day. and
nortion OF tomorrow will be devoted to
The enrolment of scholars, and regular
classes will be heard on Thursday.
W -. Porter who lives next TO Madi-
son school. presented the children or That
school with small bouquets. or the seven
hundred pupils asked II they were glad
that school had opened only one hundred
and eight answered in the affirmative.
vnr rARSfs HISTORY MArrFs.
As vet no action has been taken in
regard to the fight against Barnes HIS
80 of the United States. The principals
~ The various schools viii investigate ting
eop,nlafnts against the book, and report
- tbe civ School Board the result OF
their investigation, when the board VIII
brins, the matter before the STATE boarn
Of Education, and, # necessary seiec1
some other history for use IN the puphc
schools. At present there are iour ms
tories to choose froIn-Barnes, hoihies'
Heasers, and shinn's. ,.,
"The CITY School Board mas itfiea
Holmes and found It unsuitable sala
la.I a
SUPERINTENDENT Fox, when asked ANU,
the matter yesterday Indeed 'he boaiu
has adopted one or two others pu' re.
sorted TO, Barnes history as u,e -
they could select from thoSe au'''o' '~0N
by the state Board
orHpR SCHOOLS OPENING.
Tho sixty-third session or Richmond
College will open next Thursday.
prospects indicate that the attendance
will email that of any previous year
The selection Of an instructor IN '"e
s.hool of elocution 10 succeed nr. samuel
! Young who has gone on the stage,
viii be left 10 President BoatwriShL II
IS understood that an appointment VIII
be made at an early date.
A large attendance is expected AT the
Medical College Of Virginia.
The lectures at that institution nave
already commenced, NuouSA TIC -'eN'''
classes will not be resumed Tor rev
days yet.
The Woman's College will open on the
18th instant with bright prospects for
prosperous session
on the 10Th instant the fall session
Of the Richmond Female Seminary
win commence with an exceedingly faN-
orable outlook.
The thlrty-hrst session Of MCGUIRE
school will commence on the "a instant,
but students will be allowed TO enter any
day this week.
ON the same date Captain W. Gordon
McCabe's University School will open
I'm this city at 400 east Cary street. as
will also Mr.. G. NJ Nolley's school at
l07 north Pine street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
THE SCHOOLS OPENING.
The Attendance Almost up To That of
Last Year.


The public schools Of the city opened
yesterday for the enrolment Of Did schoI-
ars. Some time before hat hour the
grcrnds and streets in the vicinity OF the
various schools were crowded with chill
dren. and there was Il busy air around
the school buildings.
The attendance this year viii about
reach the expectations Of tie public
school authorities. Yesterday only old
scholars were enrolled, and not all Of
them.
At o'cock in the evening IL was learn
ed that 5.5I9 white scholars. and 3,sll
colored scholars had been enrolled during
the day. This number VIII be largely in,
creased to-day and tomorrow. The rest %
the old scholars viii enter during that
time, and the new scholars, in addition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
Mr. poweli's Funeral.

The funeral OF MIR. John W. io"eh'
whose death ar his residence SUNDAY
morning at an ea.ly hour was announces
I'm The Times viii TAX. place to-day At
o'clock L. NJ, from Grace Episcopal
church. the Rev. Landon Il. Mason ana
Row. +. S. Stlcknoy officiating. The icl-
lowing gentlemen will act as pail-oeareTs;
Aetiye-Messrs. Robert Mumford. George
Merrill. u. Bridges. II. Miller. Il. Acres,
J. IAghtfoot, Kennon Wren, and James
Boyd.
Honorary-Messrs. \. w Archer. Ben
Gray. u. Talley. Rrs. Carter. Mosoy,
Priddy, j. Enders and T. Wcisiger
The old members Of Company +, First
Virginia Regiment. OF which there are
only thirteen or fourteen left, VIII at
tend. The interment Will take place IN
HOLLYWOOD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. t.. Sept, l6,-Rosin
firm: strained. {Li2i9; good straihed'
Sil1A. o.,. r,achi,o
25l,c.: irregular. 2ltlc.
Tar steady az $50. -, s,,o.
Crude tuipentine quiet; hard, Silo;
soft 81 60 virgin, Sl.>D. 80 ,r..,.
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. sept: lD.-lur
pcntino nm an DC. receipts, - casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm at SLlV' re-
ccipts, 31s barrels. 80 .t-... ~,
SAVANNAH. GA. Sept 10 Spirits Of
turpoutine market firm al DC All VI
feringF taken; receipts. ] III CASKS.
Kosin nYm and unchanged; prices SAID
10 b. hnrdnnlnr. sales. 10000 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

on September 10Th, special masses VIII
be held in all the Catholic churches OF
the diocese. This is IN accordance with
an order issued by Bishop Van de
Vyver. and the custom will likewise he
observed all over the country. ON that
day the Italian Government celebrates
the twenty-fifth anniversary If the confis-
ca.fon of the nonll d0mainQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

started to court on hcrsebacx with ~
IN bag this morning. ,,"r'o ,,ccrsrs
v ,''ry nue. much frightened and unn,anaHe e
ah,s. throwing Mr. Compton 10 70 ,,n e
ground. breaking his lsg near ,r u" COMP ng
ton is resting easily. but his con"t''on -
rnrx critical
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17
cuIcAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. Sept
iG.-Cattle- Receipts 1900; market gen
orally weak and ioc. lower; common 30
feeders, 50 3uu4. -: COWS ana bulls, u. -
ft3.75, calves. st25HG,o; Texans, S2.oon
S.45; western rangers. S2.25d 40
Hogs-Receipts. 1900, market nrlh
heavy packing aud shipping lots $4,000
Ito; common 10 choice mixed, $500 4"p,
choice assorted. SL4ONiOO. light, SjvG
4.Gp, pigs. S23Ofil4O.
Shcep-Rcccipts, lTOo; market weak
and iOlil5e. lower; inferior 10 choice,
81 .aUu3.JO: lambs. S3nOH415.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

NIITIN- INT. - "'ITT' ~ I--7''
CattIe-Keccipts $50, sales. o.b.
Sheep and LdmDs-kectilis, 4VV' hHles'
900.
Hogs Receipts. 200; sales, 30.
Prices. Catfic-Eest, 38c. TO SIC. gross
medium 20 good, -.sc. 10 ji.c. gross, com
non 30 fair, le4c. TO 10. gross, D1lis'
e. TO 81 b.. gross.
sheep a.. 90 3ilc. gross.
Lambs-.tac. 10 Age. gross.
Hoss-5l4c 20 &c. net
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-17

steady; sales. eoi.Goo bales; september.
Isl: October, 7s2; November, 40; De
ccmhcr. sA1; January. Sn-, repihaiy
SOS. March, Nl3. April. SlN. hay, -
Total to-day Net receipts. it,N9 ha~s,
exports TO Great Britain. l2.pIl ~aies;
TOTAL "a Tar mis- weel-Nct receipts.
2S12S bales: exports TO Great Britain
l. 2li bales. Continent '.f'' naies
Total since september lSi.Ntl iccslpts'
- sl3 bales: exports 10 Great britain
2n5ig bales. France, "'o Dates. fohh-
Nt'W ORLEANS. La. Sept iG.-Cotton
futures steady. sales sl,2uo bales; Sep
tcmber. a13. October To; November
"a. December, 49, January -, rem
ruary. 7.s5, March 80. April 40; May
LIVERPOOL. Sept. iG.-cotion in mod
ernie demand and prices easter, AMeri-
can miadNaQ. . a-i2; sales, N,up bales
American, o.Nn baIes' NlV'uai%,',i ~, d az"
export. aa1 bales. receipts. 8,4lp bales,
All American Failures opened steady
and demand poor. september ana Octo-
nor l-G4. october and November,
4 i4-Gi. November and December, ! 1861;
December and January, li-oi J"nuai
and February. I lG-6l0i l1-ti; March
ami Arril lS-Gi Futures steady az
the decline Tenders, 1000 bales ne"
r. M.-American middling. fair,
2f-s.. good midllng. 4 l3-J@, loW mo
ding. I 1892. good ordinary, 4: Sepicm-
and october. Z il-G'u4 l2-6i, sellers
November and December, ! ll-ulnl l2-If'
December and January. i2-pfni l3-i't,
sellers. January and February i5-'lN
1861: February ana Marchi iS.ot,i
and Nav i7-Giai 1861, sellers; May
and June. 4 1864. sellers June ana july
] 9o-fi04 gf-G1. Futures closed quiet.
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PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. 1G. 1895.
AKRiNED.

TUkI Ut " Isl TVIN 7, III = I0' I''''
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Guyandotte, Walker New
York passengers ana general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester Parker. Provi-
deuce, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Fairfax. March, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Dorchester, Parker. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Balti-
more -passengcrs and general cargo.
Steamship Fairfax. March. Boston via
Norfolk. passengers ana general cargo.
Steamship GuyandOtte. Walker, New
York via Newport News and Norfolk,
passengers and genera. Care