davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04
An AysWER. she SAYS. TO HER PRAYERS.
AN INVALID IN NEWARK. WHO HAD BEEN uN
ABLE TO TALK. RECEIVERS HER
POWERS OF SPEECH

POWERS OF SPEECH
Mrs Emma Spangenburg who lives with her
widowed sister at No. Go konorn-st Newark mas
h.en a beq-ridGen Invalid for five years and has
to, erecch;css bv reason Of her lnfrmitics. She
often pravcd that speech might be returned to her
Last Wednesday her sister Mrs Hug. attended
mass in St Bencdct's Roman Catholic Church.
and when she reached home the Invalid astonishei
nor hy saving in German that she would Ike 10
havo = niece OF homemade bread. Mrs. Spdngen-
burg Is hfty-Gve years old and almost skeleton IN
ar,,arapcc Both women intensely religious.
The recovery Of speech by the Invalid Is regarded
iv her as a miraculous answer 10 her olt-Tepeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04
A PRINCE KILLS HIMSELF.

AcHIrIE NAPOLEON MURAT HAD BEEN DELHI
oUS FROM FEVER.
Odessa. March 3.-Prince Achille Napoleon Mur"'
killed himself in his house at Zougdidi yesterday.
-tIa was suffering from fever. and had been de-
lirjous for several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04
THE LIIID CONGRESS.
WHATIT DID AND DID NOT Do.
THE INEVITABLE RECORD OF AN
UTTERLY INCOMPETENT BODY.
A STORY OF OPPORTUNITIES Wasted

SILVER PURCHASE REPEAL THE ONLY FINAN.
THE PRESIDENTS PLEADINGs-FAILURE OF
THE TARIFF BILL TO RAISE REVENUE
INTERNAL DISsENsIoN AND OPPoSI-
TION TO THE ADMINISTRATION
DELAY IN GETTING DOWN TO
BUsINEsSENoRMOUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04
THE CzAR HAS INFLUENZA.

ST. Petersburg. March S-The '-zlr has influenza
and a sore throat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04

Prince Achille Murat was born at Boroehto"H
on January 2, 1S47. and married princess Saloiie
Dadian in Paris on May 13, 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04

LORD ROSEBEKY NUT GAINING STKENGTH
London. March S.-Lord Rosebery passed a wake
ful night and does not gain strength. His condi-
ton to-day has been altogether unsatisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04
MRs. DOLE INrERcEDING FOR THE e.

San Francisco. March 3.--Correspondence from
Honolulu says that Mrs Dole is interceding strong
ly for the ex-Queen, and that President Dole is
reported to be wavering between granting her a
ta0 pardou and letting the sentence stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04

EXCISE VIOLATIONS YESTERDAY.
The police made l26 arrests for violation Of the
excise laws yesterday. against l59 last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04
COUNT WALDERSEE ILL.

Berlin. March 3.--General Count Waldersee has
the Influenza.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

Theirs is little change in The butter mag
kct this week. the demand being steady
at last week quotations. In most
noticeable change IS in The egg market
The .sricea having declined cons lerably.
on a~ounf OF the heavy receipts. Meats
are selling somewhat higher There Us
also "a big jump in the prices OF green
hides.
BUTTER Fancy grades are i'm better
demand. common butter is stan low.
Fancy dairy. lsc2lc., choice dairy, l0H
I1D.. choice family VdrhrN. lnNlNc.t
choice store packen. ia &c.,, medium
store OackcD lunllc.- common grades.
.uNc.: choice yellow rolls. la0l>c.
I1tS- Receipts are heavy and prices
lower. The prices now are, lu crates.
near by .ant lres,n, va lOe.i ODD crates.
PO5-LTRY Receipts laree and prices
ieaiics ducks Oiycl per pound. N0ioc..
Glyc). per head. lug51c. ROSTERS !oidl.
per pound. 4u5c., live turkeys lpoDbiersf
,uiGe.. i've turkey hens l-0l2i. c.t
dressed turkeys lchoicel. lin l3c.f
l0ql3c.. large. ga loc.. dressed ducks,
MEATS Lower prices are prevaiiins.
ass follows. Calves. per pound 'srossl.
cows. per pound. 3piisc.; heiiers. DC.
pound SLM4i4c., steers. per pound. . IN
3isc.. hogs lsmalD. per pound, ''-Huc.t
hams t~waII. WcN-smokel lrr pound,
lprffc.. large lwrll-sm0kedl, per pound
Sa0c.. sides (cureN. per pound. Oa &c..
shoulders tsm0Hell. per pound, O1tc.,
dressed pork ai tu1l.c.
HIDES AND TALLOW flint per
pound 7QSc,; dry eruhby. .ucr pound.
green salted cav skins. IhNDlc.i tailOW,
404isc.: bceswaN, 2Wt-'c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
baoeo fxohsnge-Intsrnsl Revenue
Conections-foreign hdvices

NEW YORK. April The week open
Cd with "a strong and active market 20.
stocks The hgll ranks were s"ciir'
by outsiders. and this included an Faii'-
ties OF Railway and Miscellaneous ~
sues The market received the Initial
impulse from London. the iolcien,i'
having taken round amounts OF ~ "H''
Atchison and Louisville ana Nas"''.,tt .
Tho rains n the winter wheat n'l'
and down 90 the Guli made na"S ",.i,S'
and the Importance of business 4@lo'o
just az this particular luncln if, VIZ VIZ
damage threatened so the AfoWius 'IvI1
was much commented on. Ali".t.
thing which stimulated the rise nuliie
the first hour was thc further "NNnliD
in silver. The car.} gam ln '.-,,a,,.-
from d tO per cent H' 49,,
nent was most pronounced lh Ni"'i .
Sugar Tobacco. Jersey 'HIi",,' 49,
England. Rcading. lsoui,,Ynle "a. ana ,,iicv
Leather tho Changers and me iNl'ii'"-
tional stocks. The Rise lN ',"1"l 80.
accompanied hy rumofs ihai th' '9rui".S
intended 90 distribute an rAlit .lN .u'".
go, r,ortn In Wow of tine statements
r..nnflv made that the company WIS
using pant OF ita 'hpi ,lio ga -.
nerta. and the attitude OF 'ci many in
.t rr.tf.r of sugar louutics. the rumof
lfd not receive much cfelth'f. l4i.n-y
Gas moved nr Go ~. on ~ 'thc week
,.nl orIer the distribution OF me iceu-
lar rafa During the afternoon Lack
,,4rU. e.HIDrlN broke - To ly''t JET
.,,. f.nrfr.f Dr.. fO Hir-- NtW y ofk ana
~.or srriarl d. to 3tli aud the general
-rsrlrf anywhere from % So ~ per
cont Tho decline was aiuluutel 10
roallznrons and was nor 'hNi'if
6leannoIrfwcnf 60 those VINO nave hceh
resr.or.iflr FOR the reccnt upward move
,r.1t Speculation Left OF steady with
he ueua1. active stocks anywhere
~roto ~ f1 "a per cent below Saiui-
J.v.e closing Chicago Gas. sugar
roIa.ro. Manhattan and New d ik ''h-
fral GAINED l'> 90 l'~ per cent w IN lh'
inactive ISSUES. Metropolitan Iracuoh
.,rorn.i g.. 200 ~ ON sales OF TOO Snaf's,
fr atmrafht with thc decline ON the paii
- pIf4leirhla Tho total sales were
o.. o.. shares. of which ~ l" were
-rar and $500 New York ana Ne"
T,r-f.rI Tho bond market was acutf
- strong The sales Of listed $40, -
aegreeafod I54.UOo shares. unlisted '''"'
treasury balances Coin, Seb l''''V'
currency. Sp>.f''u". ,Do
Nancy on call easy aud nrm AT .4T
oer cent. last loan an per cent, H.t
Closing offered at % per cent. NI,tn,
mercantile paper 4Hl05ii per cent i'al.
silver. Gii.. sterling tN,irl" tti. ~
with actual business in bankers DIE d.,
4esi. llsiJs for sixty DAVIS ahl
4sqt for demand. posted rates. '0.'N ''i'
commercial bills. 4~' fntN'H
rnert bonds firm state "onN7 r''
paiiroaa bonds active ANA suohe. ''''''
A. tho board was ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

Richmond Va. February 30. 1896
Having examined the prospectus 0f tho
New Johason's Encyclopedia, ! take
pleasure IN giving expression 20 the
favorable impression Z have received of
10.
!. The reputation OF the firm publish
ms This work is. OF course. ID guarantee
OF excellence in the makeup OF the book
and this is found on inspection to ne
iirst-class in every respect
The .isr of editors and contributors
embrace the names OF specialists $50 omi-
ncnt that they are almost household
words The signed articles hy those cN-
perfs insure the latest and most anthem
tic information.
B. The rapid development OF knowl-
edge and advance in new methods or
investigation boz biological and electrical
science. to go 300 further renders amy
work Inadequate for present use which
lis ten years DID, The newest encyol0-
pcdia therefore mo other things being
even nearly cquaD is not only fhe best
hut weil-nign fhe only satisfactory one.
For these reasons among others take
great pleasure iu commenting fhe neW
edition OF Johnson's Universal Encycl0-
pciia.
JABEI HALL.
Pastor Sevonth-Street Christian Church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

No. rcd. 5s135SIc: southern, by sam
pie. COQ62c: DO. on grade, Sc0ol1zc; 49,.
Com quiet. mixed spot ana Apill, ~
snisc: May .HikGpi4c., steamer mixed,
4S.,0i.c.. southern white. JV4c.; do,
yellow, jpAajlc. .
oats steady to firm: No. = white, west
crn. 3Iiyu3sc; No. mixed western
Rye firmor: 40. ,. 5saJ9c.
Hay quiet. -,
Grain freig-ts quiet; steamer 10 Liver
p6ol id. April: Cork for orders. 2s9d y
- l1d.. April.
Provisions unchanged.
Butfer firm. fancy. creamery. 2ld22c. :;
ladle ifqlJc.. roll. sal ic.; store-Yacked,
N0luc.
Conoe dull and unchanged.
Sugar steady and unchanged.
Bonds Baltimore and Ohio. ~. North
oru central G7u1S. Consolidated Gas
stock quiet. bonds, IS. lO0h~QlO1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
SOMETHING WHICH THE DOCIOKs
DO NOT DISAGREE.
Johnson's Universal CScloprdia, Publish
ed by ID. Appleton GO.
EHnM LID LII nm

Richmond. Va, February Is. 1895
Ny Dear Sir. The examination OF John
son New Encycloped a has been real
pleasure 10 me. The appearance Of the
work cOmmends IT, IT, ma. serial is good.
its mechanical execution eNc fleet. It's
maps. charts and numerous N istrati0ns
are I'm the best style Its definitions and
discussions are concise yet cOmprehtu-
sivc. simple. bIt strong and .ully abreast
with the lse. Every page bears tho
marks OF diligeni research and ripe
scholarship. TO all who need such a
work / recommend Johnson.
Very respectfully.
r.. y. SLEDD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

Richmond. Va. February 20. ls95.
have used Johnsons Encyclopedia
since its publication twenty years ago.
n has met IN my wants and answered
all purposes required. The new edition
naturally attracted my interest an once.
II is OF great value. The progress OF 500
cilogical and scientific thought rs seen iu
most striking form. The Improvement 0f
type and Illustration is very marked. I
had rather have Johnson than any other
/ know Of II will in this new form win
much more honorable distinction.
F"aterualy.
GEORGE COOPER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

There was full and interesting meet
ing OF the Pickett Camp Of Confed rate
Veterans last night. TWO neN members
were elected. and two applications for
membership received. An invitation was
received from the Ladies' OLkwOod As
socAtion 10 attend mem lr.al services
May 10th. and was accepted by the
camp. The camp adjourned after The
transaction Of sCme further routine bust
ness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

WILMINGTON. y. c.. April Ros.n
firm. strained. Sl15. good strained, $40.
Spirits turpentiue firm at "c.
Tar steady al 95c.
Crude urpentine quiet but steady.
hand. 81 20. soft - %. virgin. $50
SAVANNAH. GA, April l-Spnlis tnr-
Itntme lull az 32c., receipts, - casks
stock. 1,2 casks.
Resin market quoted firm AMI un-
d unceI. sales. 400 barrels. quotations
4. b. and e.. S1.Ou. u. SLID, T.. Nl"r. b.
N. s. s.. y. $40 window glass. $500,
CHARLESTON. $. c.. April i.-Turpen-
tine dun and nothing doing. receipts,
Rosin- Good strained firm at Sl.15; re-.
CGuts 100 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
SLASHED BY A GREEK.
APOSTOLOS SAKELLARiDES AT
TACKs OFFICER CBAFFORD.
The G. tx Was Ordered TO stop Selling
Candy-ne Attacked the Policeman
and Infiet ID several Wounds.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April i.-Spe-
cial-Policeman G. y. Cranord was
stabbed I'm nearly a dozen places about
the face and head shortly AFTER u o'clock
Saturday night by Apcs tolos sakellariIcs.
"a Greek candy yender. whose peculiar
conduct has led people TO belie7e that he
is crazy. ON the other hand. sakellari les
is I'm ian. suffering from slight wound
inflicted bv the officers pistol.
~akeIarides was selling candy afte~ T.
o'clock. and De lined 10 heed Omcer Graf
furdfe order 10 make 10 more sales When
Doc Jumped back ana fell down ths star
way leading into his s1op The Jnici 3
followed him into bis store. Policeman
Cranofi rratpei him and ordered him
90 20 60 JAN. Sakellarides whipped ont a
knife ana began 90 stab ihe oMlcr. vhJ
% cd 10 defend himself with his clIh.
FOUGHT LIKE TlGER.
Tho fronziod Greek fought like a tieer.
and he officer finally drew his revolver.
10 missed ire vice. but A. the third At
tempt DO was discharc 81. tle bullet enter
ing his assailauts right Side ana unlcUng
only slight wound ln some way the
door io the shop had been fastened The
Noise of the conflict could Dee heard on
the outside. anu seNcrai gentlemen broke
through the door ana separated Oh, TWO
saved the officers life. With the blood
streaming from his wounds. bee was
taken 90 nearby drug store. whore his
wounds were dressed.
one cur 300 his throat narrowly missed
the iugular Vein Another almost severed
the lcft ear from hl- head His injuries,
however. are not OF "a serious nature.
SAILOR LOST At SEA.
Captain Thomas Walters. Of tho Brit
f.fLHnlfTtI which arrived
here Saturday from nuelva. Spain. re-
ports that sailor NAMED John Jones
OF BOrth. Wales was washed overheard
and drowned on March 10Th. The accident
occurred during "a terrific northwest gale.
All hands were employed getting planks
90 secure the fore hatch. which had been
stove boo by the sea. when heavy sea
swept over the vessel carrying with 10
the unfortunate seaman. Life huOys and
ropes were thrown 10 him. bat ne was
helpless Iu the seething breakers. and
went down short distance from his
vessel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
cUIcAGO cATrLE MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill. April
]. CATTLE Receipts. 900; market STEADY E,
common 10 extra steers. S41JN6.5O; stocN-
crs and feeders. - 1Su+.G1. COWS and
bulls. Sl.7jn5OD, calves. SS.Da3 %.
Hogs Receipts. 29Ovp. market nrm
early but easy later. heavy S4.,'pa.l9;
common TO choice mixed. Si6'Q1.oi.
choice assorted. St~N lHi. light, SioD0
4 80. pigs Sf.2.,n t.6p.
Sheep Receipts. 12Wo. market firm
Inferior TO choice S3.OOai@; lambs.
s, 4,UGUU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

M INV,NII, n NUIU I INi'l,
Offerings Corn Whltel. 52i bushels
rye "a bushels.
sales Corn tWhitcl "a bushels
Quotations. Wheat Ionrberry. Gle. 10
&c. mixed. Guc 90 Gtc., sh0ItDerry slc
a. dc. so. red. Gao.
Corn White. Virginia. JOc.. No. > white.
EOc.. SO. mixed. i>c
oats No. . mixed 3ic. 10 3fHc.. No.
q mixed. 33c. 10 33t4c. winter. 4Oc. 10 43c
Rye-51c 10 CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cattle Receipts %; sales. 30
sheep Receipts, 100. sales. 100.
Hogs Receipts. 700, sales. 200.
Prices. Cattlc-Best. &c. 10 5i,c gross
a few extra fine higher; medium TO good.
4c. 10 &c gross; common 10 fair, 2t.c.
10 $40. gross. bul's. ne. TO 3hc. gross.
Shcep-3c. 10 &c. gross.
HOgs-6c 10 Gitc. gross.
Prospects fair for next week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

the management OF the island. and IN so
doing wss burnt In several places.
Mr.. Barneys valuable gun. worm $-'''
was lost.
Mr.. Bedell had about two carloads OF
nice new furniture. which he had recent
ly purchased that was destroyed.
wrDDING PRESENTS LOST.
Mrs Bedell and sister lost their entire
warGrobes, and the former lost all OF her
wedding presents. which included much
valuable iewe'ry
The manager had $oo insurance on MS
furniture. placed by the Agricultural IN
surancc Company. OF Waterfowl y. w.
which does not cover one-half his loss.
IL is not known whether Mr.. Barney nae
insurance on his house and housenold
property or not.
This IS the fourth time the mansion
house on this island has been destroyed
by tire.
BUILT ~ ls6f
The building just burned was built In
1866 bv Mr.. Field. Of New York. IL was
square in shape. two stories. OF brick
ana contained eicht large airy rooms,
with two grand halls Mr.. Beden and
family are now living IN tent, Out Will
remove here soon. and secure board un-
IN better arrangements can be made.
The fire could be distinctly seen from
here. but was thought 10 bee the marsh,
which is usually on fire at this season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

The tobacco Inspector reports TO-DAY
bhnnssppfee,i99ns-Bright h segses qs'N Re-
nspections-Brght. IL hogsheads' dafh'
/ ) nogsheads.
Myers, Crenshaw's. seabrook's Neal's;
/ DaVenports, Planters. Allegheny, va
/ dominion and Shockoe tobacco ware
/ houses report to-day. Receipts, y pack
/ ages; deliveries. ~ packages
! United States internal revenue cOilcc-
/ tons for the city OF Richmond. Va, TO-
/ day. cigars and cigarettes 81 -.o.i4.
/ plug tobaccos, - ~ ~. Total. s@,1ll.jn
Second sale al the "Sto>ewal' TO-
/ morrow fine lot OF solid packages
/ OF dark filters will bee offered also Il
nice break OF North Carolina bright
loose
a me break Of both hogshead and loose
fOhaccOs. embracing some fine crops
Z from Powhatan, Prince Edward. Abe
marie and other counties, VIII be- offered
/ az Crenshaws warehouse tomorrow
/ 4 very attractive break at the south
ern" for tomorrow.
The usual break al Davenport ware
a BIZ break OF brlehts at shelburne
warehouse TOR tomorrow. First sale
the oriciai report Of the tobacco M
| spectOr for the month ending March u,
| 1856 shows as follows.
Receipts FOR the month. LA hosshea4
and = uerces. deliveries. Isl hosshcals
! and 10 ticrccs.
Receipts for six months ending March
RI 1903 S.~4 h0gsheads and l5s tcrceS.
il'-ftA''t''''
stocks on hand IN the Richmond To-
baccO warehouses as Of March II, lNFf.
Inspected stocks. l5Iin hossneads ana
-g7 ucrces. uninspcctcd. $3.50 hOg-heais
and - terces. Total, 1910 hoBsnedNo
and Gfl uerccs. -
inspections and reiuspections for tho
month ending March 81, lN1-
Inspections Bright. $50 hoesheads ana
3 ticrccs. dark 1.3S7 hogsheads and -
tierccs. western. hoeshcals lVt"H
be-
Reinspcct.On Bright. los hogsheans
and q tierces. dark. ~ ho-sheais and -
ticrces: western, noesheads. lolhl'
l. 251 hOgshcads and Is ucrces.
Total sampnng for the month cnuinE
March 81 $3.50 BRIGHT l.'9s hossnea9e
and y uerces; dark. l,Hs hog. heias
and ~ uerces. western. hoesh't'l--
Total. 3.O72 hogsheads and 80 ucr'es.
Inspections and reinspecuous FOR ihc
six months ending March I'D, $40
inspections Bright. .. i53 hoesheads anu
30 tierces. dark. a.3ii hoeslfabs ail "i'
tierces. western. 80 hotshttl4- i'l"I'
y ~ hogsheads and 80 ttrces;
Rcinspectons -Brisht - noEs .lt IN
and "a tierces, dark. 'ol hossh aus a.. 81
tcrces. western. no hoesheada' Iola''
52,cl hOgshcads and - uerce7-
Total sampline FOR lhc SLY az [q nal.
heads and 80 uerccs, dark, 49, ho-7-
heads and 800 tierces, western. "ll moss
heads. Total. l3.4it hogsheads and $40
Total sales of loose tobaccos on IN,
Richmond breaks for the month 'hliho
March 81 $3.50. J5iSlo pounds.
Total sales of loose tobacoos ON tL,
Richmond breaks for The sA months
ending March 81, 80. '..'''',~-+ POUNDS
Total sales of dark loose tohar.o7 s1ii
ON the Richmond breaks Tor me- iA
months ending March 3D. l0'' -.'-''f''
Total Total sales of bright loose tobaccos
sold on the Richmond breaks Tor lnr
six months ending March 81 le''' -'''''-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

NEW YORK. April Cotton dull: mid
ding gulf ll-l6, middiins. q 40, net
receipts. l.hJ bales GROSS receipts. l-,r'-
bales. exports 20 Great Britain. -,vN'
bales, Continent. 800 bales, forwarded,
J. 10 bales sales. .577 bales, sDinners,
81 bales stock. 22l.i2N bales. Futures
olcscd bsrtiy steady. sales llO.HD bales.
April, 60. May and June. 81. July,
CPS August 60. september, 1.3), Oc-
toD'r 6.5bi November. Gao, December
Tctal to-day Net receipts. is.Sis bales;
exports 20 Great Britain, H-l' ha "a,
Continent. l2f3G bales, stock, Ss2.o'p
bales
rotal go far this wcek-Net receipts,
Ass talcs. exports TO Great Britain
49, bales. Continent. - siS bales.
Total since September lst-Nct receipts.
7X,i $40 bales. exports 20 Great Britain,
=. NSs.sG2 bales Franc, cs7, 80 bales Con-
NEW DRLEANs April cotton fu-
lures closed steady sales. 300 bales 3
April, 5.1>. May, J.Si; June, '.W. july D.
5H5. August. $50. September, CO. &c
tober. COOS November Gus beoe'"D'i'
New Orlo,ns Cotton Exchange state
ment OF the crop movement from SeI-
tcmher l. lS9i 10 March 81, $50 49, , oi,
receipts. 1871 fyu bales. against 'f''F'-
bales last year and i.tiN5l" bales Rra ~.
before last and G,4Sl.lSo bales IN lN'-
overland 10 mills and CANADA, "'-'''-
bales. AGAINST 49,. bales a1ss ,FiTigi'
NHN
eSf bales in 1Sg2. interior stock IN OK
cess Of September LIST. 2J2.NN bales.
against 1Ny.191 bales last year -',''.,'b
bales year before last ana a'lN,'rl- nalts
in 1872. southern mill takinfs, 'b'"'
bales against 500 bales last year.
49, -2 bales year before last and 40 NJ
bales iu lSp2. crop in sight az the close
of March 9.Ol3 f6S bales. against Ovlb.''l
bales last year. Guto.lu' halcs year h'-
fore last ana S3g4 ~ bales I'm lS'2; crop
brought into sight for me month oI
March. 5Sl.Sl3 bales. against "n5" bales
last wear. ~. 7t2 bales year before last
and AZ .3.5 bales in 1872.
LIVERPOOL April l.-l2n T. M.-
Cotton demand fair A. steady prices
American middlinz. 3 ZIG sales. l2."n
bales: American. 1850 bales. spec llauon
and EXPORT. 100 bales. receipts. 1000
bales Futures opened steady ana de-
maul moderate. American middling, Apfll
and MAY. % lN-6f03 l9-Gi, May and june
o 20-ol. june and July, q LID ---o4
July and August. . 23-6l. August ana
Scutombcr. 3 yi-G403 2i-64. September
and october. g 25-Gt; October and NO
remhcr 3 26-Gf. November and Dec'm-
her. g 27-SfU3 2S-Gi; December and Janu-
any . gS-Gl Futures steady at the
advance Tenders. 300 bales new
dockets and lOo bales old dockeis.
T. NJ Futures firm. American l.
ding fair. % l5-lG, good midding, ilg
low middlng. 3 80. good ordinary . .i-5-
ordinary. 81. April. 3 2|Gl. sellers;
Aprn and MAY. % 2D-Gi. sellers. May ana
lime 3 g1-G4 buyers. Juno and July.
d, y2-tfu3 gi-64 sellers. July ana All
gust g 13-Gfu3 2i-Gf. buyers. August
and September. g 2.-tA. sellers. Scptem-
ber and October. . -6-64, BUYERS; ocio-
ers. November and December, > p 54W
% 2g-H. buyers. December and January
D, 30-Gl sellers. January ana February
g 5l-Gi. buyers. Futures closed firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
FROM DIR. NELSON.

Richmond Va. Feb. -. lV5.
regard JOhnsOn's Encyclopedia tho
best iu our language. Certainly as o.
book OF reference. IL is no. surpassed.
JAMES NELSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. MD. April Flour firm:
western supcrnnc. S2Wn2.lO; 10. extra
s. zJ1i- ~. do. family, S2G1f2.Nj. winter
81 0tdY 20. DO straight N3SJN3.5O.
Wheat easy. No . red spot April
and May, 1I~45l1zc.: July, 0OAc.; steamer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

LONDON April --llar silver. 3o i-lDd
p T. N-paus adNicos quote . per r'n'
rentes at lu- francs and NJ ,eniunes
Tor the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

IL 10 said Jspsn e "-nds tho Ces ion OF
Icrnn.a /. III -nn-hacl lL.nnMmrll.

Fermosaa ~"ufhera M-nrhuria.
LONDON. April a Central News
dispatch from Shanghai says 10 is report
"a the conditions of peace are that China
shall pay f0O.WOOOo yen indemnity, and
cede Formosa and Southern Manchura.
Japan holding guarantees pending the
payment OF indemnity and the settle
uent Of the boundaries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02

REMEMBER THE WEEKLY TIMES is issued in parts
six pages EACH therefore, all Semi Weekly
paper; while price than paid for any Weekly 1t has
established the envlabe reputa of being the Repeen-
ative Democratic Paper Of the South
When agent sends subscription under clubbing
ment wewiI not allow any commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-02
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND VA. April I. 1895.
40 offerings OF tObas at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Tyade to-day;