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Suns Cotton Review.

% New York, Sept. 1S-The Suns cotton re- Aiew says: Cotton advanced to 10 points and closed very steady, with sales of l6iG00 sbales. Port receipts were S9S2 bales against a5oa bales this day last week and 17,6SO bales sH7,O35 bales. against 14.911 bales last week and a,522 bales for the same week last year. Spot advanced 1-16c here to SAC, with sales of 2N bales Wilmington advanced 1sc, New sQrleans and Memphis declined 1sc and Eharleston 3-l6c. Savannah. sold 5sO bales, Galveston iO9, Memphis 25 and Norfolk l. New Orleans advanced s to 10 points and then lost 1 to3 points of this: Liverpool de. bales, but advanced 1a to points for future delivery and closed quiet and steady. The bales . ' including 5000 American. against ls- 900 last week, of which 36,000 were American. and 66,OOc last year of o which 5S.Ooo were 100000 bales of. American, against 915000 Bales last year which 765,OoO bales were sganst i9ss baies this e'i day last Week and 7500 bales this day last year. The receipts ut New Orleans tomorrow are estimated at Satur1aS7and> 2437 bales for the same day Mst year. The tora1 interior receipts for the last week and 74,154 bales for the same week East year. Shipments were 95,43O bales, against 21 193 bales last week and G9990 bales %, 2a9 Iaiea} against s6,71s bales last week and CT 1l7 bales for the same week last year. <Today's features Contrary to expecta-
 
 gether with considerable covering of shorts and some new buying by the south. as well a9 some covering for January account for Liverpool caused the rise here. At one time here prices reacted, owing to a break in stocks, large gold exports. favorable crop reports from some sections and long liquida- tipn. But the buying power proved to be the strongest. Local operators again took hold of the bull side. A Waco. Tex. dis patch said that the crop accounts from TRXas were in some cases exaggerated but tie general .imp pression is that the crop in rnany sections of the south is in q had con dHion. Many would like to see better spot tFade. sbtr they believe that Europe before tpsle condition of affairs at the south. and will then increase it's purchases. Little rain was reported in Texas, nor was there any pyedietcd for the next tHirty-siX hours, While the heat, not only in Texas but in 1souisiana and Mississippi, was reported to lle intense.
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Our Specialties.'

DISEASES OF THE BLOOD, Kidneys and Bladder, Constipation, Chronic Dlaf- rhoea. Rheumatism. Catarrh; all irons of Skin Disease. as Eczema, ulcers' Blotches, Ugly Eruptions, etc. :. SYPHILIS in evry form effectuaiy cured and the poison thoroughly eradi- cated from the blood. Gonorrhoea, GIeet Structure, Cystltis, etc;
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 We make a SPECIALITY of ALL MANNER of CHRONIC DISEASES of the THRoAT, LUNGsi HEARn, BLOOD, KIDNEYS and of the Genito- Urinary Organs, and do not conflne our selves to PRIVATE DISEASES alone; hence we are patronized by the best peo- pie of both sexes, and any lady or, gen tleman can visit our office with perfect propriety.
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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14

13 inclnsive:- Port receipts 60,655 bales, against IDS. ST last year. 62. 262 year before, overland to mills and Canada 177i bales. against 1O,S57 last year, 5071 year before lasts and To- 112 for the same time in 1S92 interiorl stocks in excess of September 1, S75i bales against 93O9 last year, 1879 year before lastI and 13, 406 for the same time in 1892; southerns mill talSings B. 710 bales. against 31 e52 lastf year, 26, 494 year before last and 26, ,494 forl the same time in 1892 crop brought intol sight for the first thirteen days of Septem- Der 105 S93 bales against 1S9 PIP last year. 10l,- 206 year before last and fH 69s for the same time in 1892; crop brought Into sight for the week 72,3S1 bales, against 110, 13 last year. c GIT year before last and 9796S for the same time in 1892
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St. Louis.

St. Louis, Mo-. Sept. 13-Flour was quiet and unchanged.
 Wheat was higher; September, 5s9sc; De- cember, 60ssc May, 6i12c.
 Corn was higher; September, S0Hc Octo- Der. 27hc; December, 24ssc; year, 2iisc; May, 26Ac.
 Oats were higher; September. 19hc; De- cember, 193sc; May, HAc.
 PorlI-Standard mess, $8.Sh.
 Lard-Prime steam. $5.70 choice, $5sO
 Bacon-Shoulders, $500; longs, $6.25; clear ribs, $G.371a. short clear sides, $650
 Dry salted meats-Shoulders. $550; clear ribs, $j.35; short clear sides, $5.50.
 High wines were steady at s1.22.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14
New York Cotton Seed Oil and Sugar.

New York. Sept. 13.-Cotton seed oil was stronger and in moderate demand; crude, 24c: yellow prime, Nc asked.
 Coffee options closed steady and 5G20 points down, October. s14.59ll455; Decem- Der S14.30Q 1I.35; January. $1415; March, SI3. 90 M1S95 Spot Rio was dull and steady; No 2, 1534c.
 Sugar-Raw was dull and steady; fair re- ining 96 test Sc. Refined was quiet and steady: off A. 15-16Tf4 3-16c; standard A 4II4 7-16c; cut-Ioaf. 4Bq5 1-l6c; granulated, 4Kdr4 9-16c
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Chicago Cattle. Market.

Union Stock Yards, H.. Sept. 13.-Cattle- Receipts. 5000; the market was steady ex- eept for heavy steers: common to extra steers, 8. 500i600; stockers and feeders, $2 30 T42O; cows and bulls $l. .50q3.7 calves. $350 @65o; Texans, $2oo0S.40; western rangers, $225Q440.
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University of Alabama


 Sesoion begins October 2, 1895. Univer- sity embraces Classical, Literary, Scien- tific, Civil Engineering Mining Engineer ing and Law Courses. Tuition in aca- demic courses free to bona fde residents of Alabama. College charges for session of nine months, $172.50. Law students pay $50 tuition. Not permitted to reside in barracks. For catalogue address RICHARD c. JONES, President,
 University F. O., Ala. 7-16-2%m
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New Orleans,

New OrIeanS. New Orleans, La, Sept 13.-No open kettle sugar on the market. Centrifugals. prime yellow, 3 9-16df3Ssc. off yellow, 33sG3t2c; sec onds, lasdt3Ac: syrup 30fl40c. Molasses-Good prime, 10Q11c; good fair, 6Q7c.
 Local refinery sugar-Powdered and cut loaf, 47sc: standard granuIated, 9-l6c con fectioners' A, 47-l6c.
 Rice was steady: fancy and choice was nominal: prnie, 4QfAc:s fair. 31sei31ac; com- mon. 2A Gf29sc. ..
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14
Crop Conditions.

An authority says: Comparisons withs last months report showed conditions of, both winter and spring 75.4 per cent, oFl slightly less than last month on an approxix mate area of Si,OO0,OOo acres; corn 96.4 peg cenS against 1925 per cent. on an area ofs S2. 2.sQ000O acres. Oats S6 per cent, againsti S45 per cent on an area of 27,SSs,0OO acres.. According to. the understood meaning the
 goYernment's 100 per cent condition india. bushels, and 4O3, ,O60,00O bushels According, to Mir Henry Farquhar's, the assistanE can Review of the governments advancez3 ment of the previous understood meaning oes the par or loo per cent condition, from h
 bushels to 15.7 bushels per acre. The indiA cated crop of corn. according to the oId, standard of government meaning Of l00 peia cent condition, is 2.2S7, GOO bushels, ana a' half q bushel more per acre per MT. lFar-i quhar The indicated crop of oats is about. 734 Uh0 GOO bushels,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14
Ts There to Be q Bond Issue ?

Says the Daily Financial News (Wall streeD: In spite of thespositive denial that tions arc that there is being good deal of pressure on the secretary of the treasury to agree to another issue The street Is Inclined fore congress convenes The recent issue of per cents fell off 1 per cent yesterday under the belief that there would be another iC-ts
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14
THE MARKETS.
Are-Herald Office.

ARe-fteTdlu OiiiSS' h2 Friday Night, Sept. 13, 1s95. Sugar was steady; granulated, 4asc; yellow clarifed. 41sc.
 Ribs, in jobbing lots s6.15. Flour was unchanged; patents, $5f5a5'9o; btratghts, S3.50
 Green coffees were strong; 1sq21c. Hams, 10lsG10Ac
 Brfakfast bacon, 9c.
 Lard, 7c basis.
 N1kal. 73c. TRas, 25Q40c.
 M0lasses, 25n35c. Rsse' 41sq51ze. EEgs are off F cent on less active de- maAd; 131ac. Ciickens continue scarce; medium flyers, 1Sc ScANens, 25c. SHeet potatoes, $l.Ee per barrel. Irish potatoes ,6ec per bushel. Cabbage were in good demand; choice ViFginia.. fe per pound.
 LA,nens-Very light stocks, sS.50.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14
New Orleans Cotton Market. vv rlelaa f,s Akant a A ftsittou futures closed
I,iverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, Sopt. 13.-12:30p. m.-Moderate demand; prices irregular; American midding, 1 5-16d. Sales, 10 ,o00 bales, of which 72U0 were American; speculation and export, 800 bales. Receipts, - bales, of which - were American.
 Futures opened steady; demand fair.
 American niddling and low middiing clause quotations:
 September and October de- october and November de-
 livery ..... .........xs s.... I4-otuhf iz-o4u NGeSS delivery anu Dseoe' '"..:4 la-etaa4 14-e4d livery .....s..Y ' '......'.....4 1e-64da4 1s-64a January and February de-
 ery...,... .................4 4 1s-64d@4 16-64d March and April deivery..4 2U-6tdff4 16-6 Id April and May delivery =. A 21-5Id44 20-64d May and June delivery... | 20-64d
 Futures closed steady at the decline.
 Tenders, 15o0 bales new dockets
 Liverpool Sept. 12.-4p. m Futures closed steady.
 September delivery .......4 17-64df September and October de-
 livery "......r...........4 17-64d October and November de-
 livery ........... ....I l6-6id November and December
 denVery ..................4 1T-64dt December and January de-
 livery ..............z...... 17-64IS4 1s-64d January and February de- February and March deliy- March and April delivery.4 21-64dai 22-64dt April and May delivery .... 1 23-6ld May and June edelivery Il 24-64dt June and July deliyerY....4 25-64dd4 26-6fd Sellers. tBuyers. Value
 Iueaklv Cotton S+etiefioe
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
In Wall Street.

New York, Sept 1S-The stock market today turned on the gold movement. At the opening rumors were rife that exports by tomorrow's European steamers would reach a total of nearly $5,00O0OO. For time there was disposition to doubt this, I puI when it was found that Lazard Freres had ordered &, 600 of the sub-treasury TOT export the street settled down that there had been a rupture of the syndicate The syndicate has been the manstay of the government in the way of keeping up the gold reserve, and consequently holders or to sell Prices dropped A to 3A per cent, Sugar, the grangers, Tennessee coal ana Iron the southwesterns, Louisville and Nashville and Big Four leading the down ward movement It was reported that one of the new fangled concerns organized Tor the purpose of trading in stocks had been PierFepont Morgan in an interview, stated that-there had been no rupture Of the bond syndicate, and that it's members wi will con ,I, ing It's gold balance MT. Morgan's state mer1 was bolstered up by the deposit Of $2, 40e, GOO gold by down town national banks, It is understood that a lower Wall street. bank, which is one of the largest holders , so or gold-in the city, will turn in S500,0 to s1, OoO GOO additional tomorrow; This ,o will bring the reserve up to about the $l0O, ,O00, OoO mark; Thesueposits and statements by the head or or the Syndicate strengthened the market m the fast hour and a rally of AQ21s per cent epsued. In the recovery Chicago Gas, sugar; Tobacco the grangers Missouri ro faGlc aS nst and
 
 prominent In the late trading business was less active and a part of tho recovery noted Net changes show losses of A621s per cent. Ther sales were unusually heavy 4HSG6 shares changing hands. t Bonds were weak, and sales footed up sz' : The sales of listed stocks aggregated 35l . 900 Shares, and of unlisted stocks s3ooO shares.
 New York, Sept. 13.-Money on call was inactive at ] per cent; last loan at ls2 per cent, and closing offered at IA per cent. Prime mercantile paper, IA 5A per cent Bar Silver, 67c. Mexican dollars. -.
 Sterling exchange was weaker. with actuai business in bankers, bills at S4. sgd o9A for sixty days and S4 69s4G4. so for demand {; posted rates, S4.69G4. 90; .commerclai bills, $4. STA 14 Ssl2 ,,o .,,. rency, S97 ,3o0 900.
 Goyernment bonds were steady.
 State bonds were irm.
 Railroad bonds were weak.
 Silver bullion at the board was neglected
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14
Chicago Change.

ChRago, Sept. 13.--Shorts found food for meditation on the uncertainties of specula- tion at today's wheat market. No one was found who professed to know exactly what caused the bulge which took place. but there was no disputing the strength that existed.
 The market was most irregular one dur cated an-uneasy feeling to the minds of those who had had, sola Tsh9Yd PEsvi9Sss!y se- bull kaWs to bShd q the opening, and yet the hrsk trading developed q fair degree of strength = Reports Of gold shipments to Europe then began to pour in. the amount
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14
ALABAMA
 f. POLYTECHNIC M STIeIsI 1tI<IN

INST UTE, (state Agricultural and Mechanical College)
 Auburn, Alabama. The next session begins September 11th.
 The following courses of study are given, viz: X. i. Chemistry and Agriculture g. Civil Engineering. M 3. Electrical and Mechanical Engineer ing.
 4 General Course including Latin, French and German. -. G. Special Course In Pharmacyr~ No charge for tuition. For catalogue address
 w. L. BROUN, President. 720 sat wed 2m
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Net ReceiptS.
Comparative Cotton Statement.

Comparative cotton statement.
 New York, Sept. 13.-The following Is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending Sept. 13:
 Net receipts at all United States
 ports during the week ............. s4,522 Netreceipts at all United Statesports
 during the same time last year.. 3S, ,125 Total to this date ..................... 60, o55 Total receipts to the same date last
 year .............s........... 1o2 ,224 Exports for the week. ........ IA ,704 Exports for same week last year.... 23, 69l Total exports to this date............ 20, ,260 Total exports to same ate last car. 32, ego Stock at all United States ports...... BOA, ,2IS Stock at all United States ports for
 same time last year ............... 234, ,25o Stock at all interior towns.. .......... 12,19s Stock at all interior towns for same
 time last year. r..-.......,............. 17,s15 Stock at Liverpool. ..,................1,l4 l45 1000 Stock at Liverpool for same tune last
 year.. :........................ 915, 1000 Stock of American afioat for Great
 Britain. ...............,.......... 1a, ,ooO Stock of American afioat for Great
 Britain for same time last year,. 2S, 900
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14
LORETTO ACADEMY,

Loretto, Marion County, Kentucky. This institution for young lady boarders, conducted by the Sisters of Loretto, has ter minated the scholastic year with the render ing of one of the most elaborate and appre- ciated programmes on record. Situated in the heart of Marion county, it is accessible from all points, and conveyances meet trajns twice a day Glasses resumed on 4r5 Monday of September. Music and art specialties. Address, for catalogue,
 MOTHER SUPERIOR. july 23-2m ...=
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New York Cotton Market.

New Orleans Cotton Exchange Statement.
 New Orleans, Sept. 13.-The weekly crop movement from September to September
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Weekly Cotton Statistics.
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lMaSonic Guidel

pr. Dozier comes from a family of prominent physicians, and with his full sstore of medical knowledge and his va red and large experience in his profes. (slon, pr. Dozier can be relied upon tc treat all diseases in the most successful manner.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14
Bessemer Weekly.

There is probably not more highly educated physician in this section than Dr. o. T. Dozler He is a specialist of many years experience and successful practice. He is noted for his thorough mastery of the details and intricacies of his profession, and for unusual scientific attainmantS
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14


 Dr. Dozier, the head of the institu tion. IS a physician, and surgeon of education, skill and experience, man of culture and high literary attachments and a gentle man respected by all who know him. He can be reed on in all matters pertaining to his profession. The News comments him most cordially to all those in need of his services.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-14

Weekly Mirror. Selma. The doctor is highly recommended by the press of the state as being a reliable practitioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

Cash quotations were as foliows; Flour was ,s, Waua
ss:e. feeling 'S' there s,,v WAS wheat he F;s "a
- NJ S .onF F.d r'sss s.sS 'sss
H mass pork pei So s,es2 % PEI ss 10 10
): :s Ssq'S s :nSs. %. e:' ssi
'Soxed gso 80 whskey dis;ilisrs finished so9a:
:. e. S. gal .;.a :. "a per
on S SSs Pa4a a' EscSaass
, 's sss. ssy fresh Stock '' lie psr
Jun. T w. sA, % ,' s.ss;
!: !: s. s3ss: "a 'aa ss ';S: a
ss sSF e sn rsd on track s Corn
ss sss 10 naked a: %
steady . @ . scSGn S SS' sa Ss
s boxed meats &c sa.a meas . ;s
s nar, au clear Sides Sc boxed meats
Esgs-Beer feeling receipts less ma a,,s. 49,
soI bbis at 81 Is.
milwaukee, June i5.whsa' opened is nSsyorsSs
sFs nsss and Sr' x.nsrsy Tor hsIv,.ns
hroan9a. the sGa STss sOnnas taSos $.
s opened at sN Sesn cline" Js NC and Ss's I'D = q
81 n Iow ses.' with only limited demand northern
red se .s ~ c cns'T x.. .sS ana
No g. 4S1JOc. Oats demoralizei. shippers here
with n 1s fas' h to say from
market No white asic with No s san' an. ~
;S:' ss Isss ri:ss :..iy !; &: ls:
noted and snss s. ITns whss ar. 1't es y %
view Of the in eastward fright rates sacked
s ss: 81 81 s., ssss 'Sn'IS Ness
sis IS o- cash and si2 - July prime lard o'o cash
made Sa.y 5y J"y wheat, The s'a@Sn was sse a..
opened ic lower this morning at The market ad-
s sosns %, % Sas a1 at
72Sc. against close Yesterday a. '.s as. Ths5s
TO cause slight rallies but the whole these were not
hack Rack No s-i' harm %aF1 s No Northern
ern. 'sc corn-MarAe, easy: No $. tsisc os,s.Haas!
:ass2 at s. sS Ms for Sae Mo Is 90 Tor
PRODUCTION 5000 bbls shipments So sss Bran and
sii 5Sgsi2 90 shorts common bulk sli 90; middinsA
ket weak unsettled IN sympathy WITH the deS I'm ~
s sa.s Ss snf dull st-y a" tn:
yes; in n. su;hwes, ana report. Of favorable ssv:
sss% 's:'ia:. 'iSssS ss,s
Prices declined .c per busheI with very s,e demand
a S either i:s. ''G 5Sy s'' xusu.
ana with " Il. 's s:. s'asF
sssssS ""s s:p,.%"s s$l steady
rather moro demand. otner articles unchanged
st. Louis. June i6-Fiour shade lower; patents - ive
j fancy 81 ~ ass o. fancy ~ 500 - .o choice
s. U$S 81. Ban-Light demand but steady sacked ess
side. C5c: this side, c'g,Nc. Wheat lower July iexs
T0Ac: September 76.c. Corn lower; July. %sc. septem
Der. 47ng+'a4c Oats lower; June. 2c. July. Zsc sep
TENDER. 2hc. Eggs, Demand sood FOR fresh at Sc Per.
choice, s. IS Shoulders one; longs Sac clsa
ribs 1c clear. 7sgic. Dry salt meas aoun =
5.c longs. 6Ac clear ribs 6c; short clear &c HSi
comblns lSs; conbins ana clothing i.,vi.ec; msiia1
clothing. l5'sc and braid l+<s,a',e low a.d
cotted. lOa ne rne medium l2ai2isc, light hne. IL
heavy nne. si,Jvc, slightly bury. iipi2c. nari bury
500. southern hard bury 6'sc. Texas and ArkanaA
medium. lXglJc. and iVN, ~ ..i.n.
iosiIc: light nns. Ga loo heavy hne dose: sandy and
~ 5Ae. 6Sc. hemp twne DC per 10 A~ad
rm with s. 10 bid but The usual light saturday busnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
OTHER MARiErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo June i5.-Caitlc- Receipts last - hours BIS
head total for !? O> head: FOR rme tir
las, week head Consigned through. "l3> head 10
New York $50 head. on sale ~ head. narnet .|,nri
steady ana c0s~I steady. ~ ,u all sol. goa lisht Sp
n, fd seefh I'D early 81 -. and Fat cows at ~
ua.i fuchers 80 ;Of 50 ~. eals strong good 10
ox,r. s. 80 S6 -. hight fair ~ 7IqS 90 Hogs ke
c.irs as, hours. $500 head total fr week mus ihr
a. hO Lea. Tor ,imo last week 2'p heal con-
signed through : 80 head. o. Sew-Nvfk tJp head. On
sae henl The market early. was stead 10 sH"hs
closed strong. Workers.. .ght 20 COCA. HooNV 10 win
late sales nj 81 80. mixed packers. tistt " good
mediums and heavy S. ADHS4 -. roughs s41tf 30 rats
S,aS3 10 sheep ana lambs Receipts last ~ hours. op
iasi ye. ~ 40 head. consigned through. 600 head To-
Nc..Y York mead. sale. $3.50 head, market openel
dun ana weaker and closed dull and weak but WIN aIlt
Mi sid, good spiing lambs s. YYs3 10 ght 70 iair,
St4s5. vrafng. good to- choice. 81 G,pN 20 fir"i
sheep sS4s3 30. cs and common. 81 2'us2 90; export
'%ansas ,1ty juno l5.-Hos- Receipts. 5000 had
Make strong. Heavy 81 4oa$+ 90: medium 81 2'aSt ~.
uchI 81 iOuSi %. pigs. 81 o3ps4 10 Cattle lt"crpis.
40 head Market steady. Native steers. best. 81 ~'G
s. 90 fair good 81 soas' 50 cows aud hefers: bet
ef- s3qx 10, bulls 50 2ja<2 ~. 'ange steers. 81 :" .
81 20. cnives Sass shcep-Iecepts. LOO head Mar
kct steady. 80. - ,,
s.. Louis June 15.-tattle Receipts. "a head Market
steady on high grades Native stccrs 81 T'NA 5o grass
.,e.,s 50 ouS2 IL. Texas steers 81 -; cnlyes. SuSH
cows 81 S,uS2 Co Hogs Receipts. l36 head The hog
n,-t was steady inferior grades and strong IN bet
Ter kinds only carloads were offered i"rkefs sold AT
s. aI4s. 81 packers 81 3Dnsi ~; butchers and beat
L.ayv grades 81 55NSi ~. Shesplrcepis. 800 head.
Market steady and 10 quotations.