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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

The demurfers 10 the Hanks indiet-
ments were argued before Judge Knowles
IA the United States court. lie said he
would probably rule on the matter this
morning.
The suit Of NJ. II. Wilson ct al. versus b.
Harris Is set for trial IN Judge Backs de-
partment OF the district court on Jan. II .
The case WAS tried once before and she jury
disagreed.
A Judgment by default Was entered in the
district court BY Judge Buck for Ssf.3i2 "a
Ia favor of the Montana National bank la
It's suit against she Helena L eetTic Rail-
way company.
Max Finkslstein yesterday paid into the
district court clerks ofhos $40. being the
amount for four months o. the nlimonY
allowed Eva Finkelstein pending her suit
70 divorce. and the $50 counsel fees ordered
b. Judge Hunt.
SuIt has been begun in the district court
by the Dea born Canal company against
{. V. Walker. Tho company anYa Walker
built a bridge across thsi- cana. interior
Ing with the working of the same. b y
ask $4,000 damages aud IN injunction 20
prevent him from interfering with thei
fences. etc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04
m A DRAMATIC AGENCY.
The Business Side Of Life Behind the Foot
iighta.

iighta.
Especial Correspondence
NEW York, Dec e5.-rhe Illusion Of the
StaRel How quicklyit Is injured u not ire
mediably crushed by few hours spent in
dramatic agency I drfted into one the
other day from curiosity. In these small,
stutfy Offices you see the business side Of the
chorus girls temperament. Instead Of the
young person who points her satin toe
seemingly incapable Of any emotion more
serious than laughter, she talks shop" to
the agent, goes through few dance steps
to show her ability, just as a peddler ex-
hibits his samples. And that same photo
graph Of her laughing through her curls,
which 30 delighted you in Broadway win
dow, becomes nothing more In her hands
than n business nd"
'See that you put II in a good place,
now, she Insists as she takes 10 from the
envelope letting her shrewd eyes run along
the walls crowded with pictures Of her
rivals.
There IL goes into position-tack-tack-
tack-beside Il low comedian and a would
be tragcdian. This legend appears under
meath II, "Gwendoline Fitz Montmorency,
Singing Soubrette, Dance and Character
Artistic, Late of the Merry pirates.'"
Now sec here, Jimmy, I'll take jobbing.
rather than wait long for steady" she
says conndentially.
"How muchW
mot "A cent under $50"
Couldn't do IL. these hard times Might
get you into Baulston's show for go. Take
itY"
Costumes suppliedi"
mo"
GLOW many neededP
Lets see-four."
"Travelf" $50
eyes, II you suit"
zone night stands"
"Non
"Sleepers supplied"
''No, what do you take us fori"
WELL" and the lips. not smiling now,
are puckered thouRhtfully, lit amt much
for mo after being almost lead In bur
lesque. Give me till tomorrow. I'll see
my husband and let you know by TO-"
She goes. Her curls and nimble feet and
small soprano voice are her capital. No
more romance or glamour hovers about
these personal attractions to the soubrette
than will be found around the steak in his
shop to the butcher.
That poor little woman looked wor-
ried." some one says 10 the dramatic agent.
They all do. You see, they're paid for
smiling night after night. You can't blame
them for giving their faces a vacation, can
your Who's next2 Nextr
KATE JORDAN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

Editor Boom City Boomer-There's an
other fellow waiting out there with gun.
All, me- An EDITORS lot Is not "A happy
one. lfthat man should kill me. be would
lose nothing, As there are plenty OF other
fools willing TO take my place here and
keep him supplied with the news Of the
day nc cents "a copy.
Friend-Nou are "A good shot and can
pick him of with perfect safety right from
this window.
Editor-lluhi II you were running this
paper, you'd soon be bankrupt. II / should
kill him, Ia lose subscriber.-New York
Weekly
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UNITARIAN CHOIR RECITAL.


An EnJoyabie Programme Arranged for
This evening
The following is the programme for the
second Unitarian choir recital al Grand
Army hall tonight;
Piano duet. iiunsar an Dances ....... hrahm
hrs. Meinschmidt, Jr and Miss Cuthbort
Quartstto. Danube Maltzss .... ...... TtrHusa
Misses Harrison and hsi,. Mefdames Adams
and ANefy.
Miss Maude tuart.
Duet, In tho silence OF NJ idnight ......... Ardiu
Sire. foote sod Mt 1 asedy.
Solo. Mad Scene from Hamlet ........ Thomas
Madame Needn't
a Love ana hean'y " alta.
b. Polka Hyacinth 80. Hunter
The Helena anio aud Mandolin club.
PART H.
OuArtette, Hunting song ..... o.. Mendalssohn
The choir-Mmes Medini and Foote Messrs.
CAsedy aud iusfoL
Miss Gertrude Harrison.
Duet, Night Hroezes ........ .... Rossini
Mines Medini aud Foots.
QuArtotte, he song Of the riton. Dalioy- Morse
Misses whitney. Brooke, By and Mrs. Avery.
Mrs. foote. Violin obligato. Miss Virginia
Quintette. Now the bright Morning Star
Mines. Medini ioote. Miss lily. Messfs. Ca ely
and Russell
Acoompanists-Mis sker, Wade. BY and
Atchison
soioists IN third recital; Mesdsmes May,
Adams medini and tooto, Mr.. Hirsohfeld aud
others.
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PERSONAL

David @. B owne. collector OF the port lie
In the city.
Charles J. Cutter. Of Butte. is registered
al The Helena.
J. +. Taylor. the we'll known cattleman,
is down from ChoteRu.
George W. Taylor. Of Great Falls, il in
town and argued the case of Waite w. Vim
cent d Davis before she supreme court yea
tsrday.
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A Premium In This Egg.

As Mrs DIR. Beach Of Olathe, Kan, was
breaking eggs TO make a cake, she was sur
prised to find in the yolk Of one Of the eggs
cent piece. The rim Of the coin was
somewhat dark, but the center was as
bright as a new one. The egg was bought
at one Of the stores and was evidently
brought in from the country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

The L. s. Public sampling Works this
city. are in the ma ket for all classes OF
smelling ores and are prepared 20 paw the
highest market price for came.
Phrtiss having ore 90 sell will find II TO
their advantage 90 interview =. b. Braden
manager. before disposing of their products.
Custom assayinR will receive careful and
prompt attention.
Office corner Grand and jackson streets
Helena, Montana.
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1894.
Harper S Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPrn's MTuKE 10 beyond all question the
leaiirg iournM a Aurr.ca IN itE splendid
II ust tom. Ia e corps - distinguished con
tribufor-. aud tn IT, ast army OF readerl In
special iines. tt draws on ths highest order OF
ing 10 treat the leading topics OF the day. In
hciion the most popular storT writer. ecu
trtbute 10 its 40 umns superb drawings By the
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stories aud evory nets bic event q puhlc inter.
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Army sue NAVY. Amafuer rpori. and Music
nni the Drama by distinguished experts In =
word % HrHR's MrHaIf combines the ross
foaturfs % the daily paper and the artistic aud
literary qualities ~ tho magazine with the solid
critical character Of the reView.
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Carr Bros vi feed horses aud eattls hay
At - per month; also let them ron 10 straw
stacka Have good sheds and spring water
that never fioezss and 600 ncras Of good
pasture. Enquire &c Briu A Doucheftg's
hvsrF stable, or .. r. A.ien's. near court
Lnuae. on hraeaaurIL- . ~ 81.
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The Volumes q tho MrrKLY begin with the
Grit number Tor January % each year Nheu
no time IL montla 4. Hutslr Itluns viii hegin
With tho uumhfr currcHt At the time Of receipt
~ ~ o..
uuud Volumes u HAErNR's NuELY Zoe
Tires Years bsck. an neat hloth binding. will =
rsnt by matt D. stage pAid. or b. express free q
eKprnss provided the freight dose not excaed
one dollar per voiumel, for q 90 psr volume
Olath Cases lor each volume. suitable Tor
hlnding. viii b. sent by mai, poet paid on
receipt ~ 81 90 "a D.
Eemittancas shoud h. maas b. iost-oiiice
MoueF Ofder co. Draft. % svuid dance Of lees.
Ncwsrapefs are not 90 COPY tbs advertise-
hrol hars
AdIrosa.
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or preventing the gripre, eold'. head
aches. ami fevers 10 10 us til liquid laKs-
tive remedy tyrup of Figs. whenever the
system nssds gentle. vet effective cans
ing. To be benefited one must get the true
remedy manufactured br the Califof fiG
syrup company only 10 sails by all dug
sts Ia nifty cents aud 81 bottles.
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The Volumes Of the nsrsr begia with the fret
Numbsr 'er January Of each year, When no
time 10 n TONED. Subscriptions uill begin with
the Numb cnrrsnt 81 the time 81 receipt OF
order.
hound Volumes % Harms hAKAh for the
years back. la neat cloth hiniinE. viii b. cent
b. mail, postage pail, OF b. empress Tree u ek-
tense lproxidst ths ireGAt does act exceed one
dollar per volume Tor 81 % per volume
Goth tnsea Tor each volume, suitable Tor
hindins. viii b. seat b. mail postpaid. on
receipt q si.oo each
llsmitiances should - mads b. rost-otirs
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uithsut the eHpruss order % Harper brothers
HARPER a BRoTHERH HEu ToAG
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1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARFKR's bazaar 10 journal for the home. II
gives the fullest and latest Information about
Fashions, aud its numerous Illustrations Paris
designs, and pattern sheet supplonents are in
dispensahls alike O. the home dress-mAksr aud
the professional modiste. No expense l. spare
20 MAKE IL artistic attractive aces Of the highest
order. It's bright stories, am sing comedies.
and thoashuul essnYs satisfy all tAstes and its
last page IL famous - a budget Of wit and
humor In it, weekly issues everything Il In
cluded whish h 81 interest 60 Women. 4 he
6ertai- snr lslg will b. written BY Mllian Black
and Waller HeaanI rhort stories vii be
written by Mary wilkins Maria Louise Pool,
huth Me- n-ry ttuart Marion HArland. and
otheru Outdoor sports aud n. dsor dames.
Soc u fntertainment, Embroidery. ana --er
interesting topics will receive constant atten-
ton. new teries n promise "a OF "Oofie- and
Eeuafre."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

In Answsr 70 an inqaifY made In Iur
ISnFrFsDESr, few days since concerning
the ca " closing Of evenings at tho New
York DRY Goods Store w. fro requested TO
state that thai establishment will close
carrier immediatcly ate tLe commsnce-
msnt % the BIC sale Jan. =.
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From this date AMI until 10 ther motto,
our store vii. close every evening At siH
o'clock except saturdays.
Jan. Q. 1888. saans BRoa
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The dining sni bar room Of The Colmo.
poliian hotel. or the whole house. For
EaTt.culafs. enquire ~ the oiiloe
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rauia claus ~ili make be hea lquariora a. The
los Hive thia lear AMI al - his uuFchaaos vail
10 m a. ~ thla Wull known house.
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Jsckson's music house is selling az abso
lute cost. II. X. hompson, assignee.
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Legal blanks at thi. oaRoe.


bargains in Turkish towels at The Bee Hivo
clearance sae
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

On Friday evening the 9th, there will he
a regular meet M Of the Sons OF Veterans
At q. A. n. hall. az which the office select
for the ensuing year will be installed. Il 10
desired 20 make this royal good time. and
all members OF the q. A. H., Nomen's Re
lief corps, and Ladies' AID society are cor
ffiends.
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Naomi Lodge No. 1, ID. OF r.. l. o. %. L
Meets every first and third Thursdays. All
Rebekshs cordially invited.
GRACE SHERSON, n. G.
BELLE ADAMS. rec. secy.
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Arahslla l. tho bet light b-,al -four "a lie
marEot. Ak for Aralolla Hour, mala - the
Ifolaun roller fuffl
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

Only 90 cents per yard for all wool skirt fan
mel at The Bee Hive. These goods Alwss sold at
B5 oente uer yard
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


Postage free % an suhFcFb ors N lie Unlted
Sta,e1. Osnada. and MeKico.
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Childron's wooden leggins fyr 25 cents per pair
At 4 he lee Hive this woek.
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Albert Allen. Spokane Andrew TAFT. Toston
Mrs TAFT lO.ton Mrs A IS swift biIlines
& Iompkins, Mon G. Gunderson Anime
tana apois
Geo n saul, Z Paul W q strowelL York
Geo Harland, York G sherwood Iiy-
a Weber. Lake Niow ing,ton
Idaho Geo d Nesto n, 81 Louis
l. hAssoll, st Louis Jae Hill, Missoula.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Capital City Music Co.. s22 Ninth ave.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


Postage free 90 all subscribers IN the United
Btates. Canada. and MEXICO.
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Montana Legion No. !. :. X. Of 4. O. 4. w.
There will be a session Of Mon ana Legion No.
/. \. h. u a. O. e.. W. every thursday evening
at $50 o'clock ht the A. q. a.. W. hall. Com
rados are requested to attend.
Attest NJ slLNhkMAN. s. X. Com,
l. ID. BEARY. X. X. Recorder.
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Woman's Relief Corps.
Wadsworth Corps No. /, W. r. G.. meets first
and third Thursdays Of each month At $50 y. IN.
at q. A. A. hall
ELIZA NJ. SHAW. President
ISABELLA KIRKESDALI. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20


Chicago. Sept. 1s.-The cattle mar.
Ret was without specially new fea-
lures; good to prime steers were
wanted and were promptly taken nj
steady prices. There was "A fair sprink-
ling OF cattle answering that descrip-
tion, and there were number OF
sales at better than SO. For com
mon TO fair cattle the market was
slow with weaker tendency The
supply OF the latter was large. and
sellers found 1t necessary to make
some concessions In order to unload.
Sales OF natives were on basis OF
f.2au3.25. with most OF the sales
az N.I5d2.7a for cows, heifers and
bulls ana si.75q5. rs the popular price
for steers. Westerners were steady
and 50 were Texans There were
about 1000 OF the former ana 1900 OF
the latter, and quotations were 81 10
Q4.f5 and $l.50M3.25. Stockers and
feeders were In good request and were
hrm. the supply being light
At the opening OF the hog market
there was activity ana nrmness In
good to prime hogs OF all weights
Indeed. the first sales showed an ad.
'"s'NN ~ NAANNt FVFNWANso having httN
paid in few Instances. Common
grades were dun and easy from the
start, and before 10 o'clock the ad.
vance In good hogs had been lost
The supply was light. but packers aid
not seem Inclined To- do much az the
ruling prices, and not an the offer.
ingH We're taken, Sales were at So 50a
6,b5 FOR poor TO extra the bulk at
81, 60uG.2 %. the quality being very com
mon. Receipts were estimated at %.
600, making 10000 for the last three
days, as against GS6OO FOR the same
time last week aud 1000 a year ago
Higher prices We're paid today for
both sheep and lambs The supply
was moderate ana the demand fairly
active at an advance OF zoe In sheer
and l0nl5c IN lambs The former were
quoted at Md3,jo for poor to choice
md the latter AT Sl,bOn4.S5 While
the range of pricesSwas as above. the
bulk OF the trading was at s. for
sheep and at S325d4,tO for lambs
Recelpts--Cattle, 1880; calves. 1000
hogs, ~ 600, sheen o 900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Liverpool, sept IA p, M. -close.
co'ton~-spo,, falr dcmand, prices cas-.
ieri American mtddllng : s.4d The
sales o. the day were i2.o0a. of which
1000 Was for speculation aud export.
and included i0.100 American. Receipts
tV0o bales, no American.
Fu1ures- Opened steady with mod
crate demand and closed steady. Amer
lean middllng /, NJ G. 4O.6id buyers,
september and October sT-dld huyars,
october and November 3 sG,eiis a. 6ld,
November and December ai-eld buy.
ers' December and January 8 lS.6id
buyers January aud February 3 2p.ei
Nd io-bfd; FEBRUARY and March p ii-aid
crsi April and May it.64da Aa-did.
May and June 8 iG-6ld buyers The
tenders " todayy deliveries were 100
bales new dockcts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

New orleans In. Sept. la,--lIog pro-
ducts dun and lower Pork. li7-s.
Lard-itedned tierce, s-S
Boxed mcats-Dry salt shouldors,6 50;
sides, S is.
Bacon Sides Tbs
Hams-Choice sugar cured II l-A0
II So
Coffee quiet RIO ordinary to low
fair 1919 IA.
Riee-stcady ordinary to good, . 5-s
ga rs.
tlour-Dpll. extra fancy, S2bbG2,dO;
patents, -. SbM2.n0
Cornmcal- Firm, s270
Bran-Dull, iiUT IL,
Com--Ncry quiet, mixed, SOC; yellow
and white, 6gd70,
Onts-stcady, No, sacked Western,
Su3sc; Texas, 3TnSSc.
uay-l'lrm, prime, 40 l-2WiA i-2.
Choice. ~ l-2HiG
sugar -Icasy' centrifugal choice ycl-
low clarified. 5.sd8 l-i6i prime do
8 1898 g-i6. on do 3 i-tGa a-S, seconds,
. l-Su8.
Molasscs-Nominal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

New Orleans, La. SEPT is.--To +.
G. Mepeak & Co;
Weekly weather report issued by
the government while giving an IN.
favorable account Of the effect OF the
recent rains IN most Of the southern
states, was not as bad an rSpect.i
Liverpool closed at about last nights
prices, principally because receipts
We're not very heavy, and although our
market Improved several points during
thc morning. the strength then exhibit.
ed rapidly disappeared and prices
SOUGHT a lower level. closing az de-
cline ~ points frem the hiphest point
touched, and az net loss ot points
on the day Spot quotations have
heen reduced i.iec SO that cotton has
followed In the wake OF wheat and
other eEriculturai products In establish.
ing a low record % values Spot sales
here were 1850 bales on tho spot and
$500 20 arrive, MiddimE Is now quoted
~ s-ltc, which "a i-lgc lower than
the level touched M March. 1891, dur
ms The aooo000 bale crop Yours truly,
McEtRON a co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20


st. Louls. Sept. ie.--Flour-- quiet. un-
changed.
wheat-peollnei steadily on cables
and exports, closing lc OFT; No. rod
cash Soc September ~ i-ae, December
81 7-S95sci May 81 i-sc
Com Duh; declined 1 lac with
wheat; No . mixed cash "a lee, sep
TENDER IS lac. December As Use. May
~ b-so.
oats-Woak with wheat aud corr:
No. cash sic. September and October
30 ste May IS Disc.
Rye-pun: 4ic bid for No, 2 cash
hariey--N No trading
FlaxsGed Easier; Si.37.
300.
Hey-Dul, fancy timothy 81 90.
-unch1ugcd.
fggs-H lghcr. ~ i-gc.
Cornmepl- steady, s. 5oG2.6o
Whlsky--Sl. SO.
Cotton Ties Unchanged
Bagsng- Unchanged.
irpvialons-- Easier,
Pork-Standard mess iohhing Sif 80
Lnrd-Prime steam SS,72 l-9dS "a;
choice IS 81 t.a
Bacon-packed shoulders sI,75. Longs
N6i' ribs sS,62 i-2Gs65; shorts sS,N 10.
Dry Salt Moata-=I.oose shoulders
50 Go longs md ribs 81 rs. shorts 81 u.s.
Receipts Flour 1000: wheat 81 600.
corn 1900, oats $1,000
Shlpments-F Flour 40O0 wheat 5000,
corn 1000. oats $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
STOCKS.
no r. G. Mopen< a CO., Stock aud
Bond BROKERS

No r, q. Mcfcnk " Co., STOCK ana
bond brokers
New York. Sept l9--stocvks open
"A Armer with considerable bouyaney
shown by grangers. Sugar and L. 4
h IN brisk demand There was some
sront taking at the advance. and the
near party raided C. G. with view OF
eatehlng stop orders. d. c. +. was
,yerish and lower on announcement
mat rival distributing company was
~ be Incorporated to handle the pro-
duei Of the Independent company.
western Union was higher and the
soatlng supply OF stock has been large
lii reduced.
lawson wires, thinks sugar and c.
Ia are going lower. Look for entire
market TO work on.
The feature OF closing deals in stock
market was the strength OF grangers
under lead OF st. Paul, which was
taken In hand by new pool. The
. cover shorta through brokers who were
not usually employed by them. A VIC
.ous attack was made on all lndustiials
4 to counterfeit better feeling In grang-
[ers. Principal manipulation Of sugar
Isold openly, although stop orders were
Taught In Chicago Gas. ID. e. Il. was
darm at the rally and Western speculA-
t,ors continue to reduce their line Of
3snorts The brokers who usually rep
RESENT controlling interests We're also
moderate buyers. l.. & n. was strong
hand shorts nervous over the discovery
.that considerable stock had been alb
korbed during the day for London ac-
ir9pnt
n A strong bill has Just been nlel In
-crcut court against the c. O. trust
~ Eastern parties. This Is early and
important information.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

- franc higher. at y M. ~ franc
higher; az y. m, steady AZ l-2Na-t
franc higher closed steady at net adj
vance OF S-t1i IA francs. Total sales,
5000 bags
Rio-weak. No. Rio. 1850, ex-
change n 7-i6d; receipts a0oo bass;
cleared for the United States. 1000
hnEs; cleared for Europe. none. stock.
264 400 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
YESTERDAY. tl2e haas; New York stock
today. li6s9s bags; United states stock.
lfo,5si bags. afioat FOR the United States
2bh,0oo bags. total visible for the United
states. tib.tsi bags, against 1901 bags
last year.
oulet -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Bradstreerz Report Had the orrat-
est Eject on the Market-co,,ou
Quiet and steads--rhc Live stock
Markets Fairly Active.

For, xv,r,,, ~
~ ,ha c,sr,,., $3.50"
eommis.ian - ~ .''N " ~,
he .ass,aa .-s- - 'ne Viose ..
o,t 4, ~ ss'fr's
dow, ,ha -, - ane ~
corr,dors Lii. ~ -"
,,ht.h ,..,,,,- ~
''''e po'H"pH huN inoeMhk, WIS
Hri'aung 10 the bulls, and to outsiders
suggested that there must have been
some canse for ~ Ava -. ,h,r, ,,.s..
a., go. H., 49,.
~ "i'Sr 'ne nrst rev minutes or the
session the bears had everything their
own way.
wheat o,,.,., .,,,,,. ,se a. a..
=, VFN''vN s.'V's ~ ~ i'ss 10
SeeV"'oer' on tailSlhs markets Aoroaa
and some export Inquiry, But after
initial TRANSACTIONS the TOM Of the
market ,.raa,,on,. ,.,,t..,.., a., a.,
-, '''e''''''' "s'he''ee' '''' ','''
peAr'sh item 10 erect values being
an Official report on the French wheat
crop. making the ,.ieia ~ ua, .,,,,,,,.
ana ooo ooo ,n,st,,, - o 80 NVN".'
,''y'',Vs0 ''S''''s' OF 'S'VVV'vVV larEet
thah laHt year. outside orders failed
10 muterialize In sufficient quantity to
absorb offerinrs md ,rn,, IA -.
49,.
f''NVs iVNeueu i--u per pushel' rehhlh-
ing around 66c untll the las, hour.
Receipts at Chicago. MINNEAPOLIS and
D,,,,,h .,.,,,,,,... &c, ,,,.
N'Ns' "''ly
primary arrivals aggregated 100000
bushels Exports We're fair Mt about
500 900 wheat und nour rhts iatter
item, however. failed 10 serve az a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

$500; receipts, b23t, exports. coastwise.
"a. stock. ss.eSa. ordnary s S.isc. good
ordinary. sii-iec: low mIddilng.
: ia-iec, middling. alec: good mid
ding, Gs-icc, middling fair. l-1ec,
fair, i-ic nominal Futures, QUIET.
safes, 800; september, dUs hid. ucto-
Der. 6oS0e.Oc. Novcthber. ToSQ6 70,
peermhcr, e.te9si7; January. eeods a,
February. 6eSns2G; March, 6sade.Si,
Arrii. esfefs ss. May, s4SMett; June.
6lgnehn. July. 6tanahI.