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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06
Thomas a Becket's Chasuble.

The chasuble of Thomas Beckett
was nearly the cause OF duel in
France recently. The circumstances
surrounding the affair are curious
enough in themselves. The martyred
archbishop is particularly revered as a
saint at Sens, his chasuble being kept
as relic in the cathedral One of the
cathedral priests cut off fragment
to send to a neighboring shrine, and
this dissertation brought down ire
mendous abuse on the priest from the
anti Semitic paper, Libre Parole. The
insulted priests brother ian officer in
the army rushed off to challenge the
writer. and ii was only by friendly
mediation that a serious duel was pre-
vented.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

THE khedive OF Egypt hos sent
his mother to Constantinople to sue
for the hand of the sultan's eldest
daughter. The khedive is a likely
young fellow, and he is making a
great mistake in not attending to
that little matter himself. How
Cleopatra would have laughed at the
idea Of counting by proxy
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

EASTERN capitalists intend to build
hotel eleven miles out at sea.
There does not appear any better
reason for it than there would be for
building a cruiser for an inland corn
pasture or balloon with which to
explore we'll But the idea is
unique. The gentleman who once
spent valuable time in extracting
sunshine from cucum bers would have
been delighted with it.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

If the contemporary which has
been remarking that the battle OF
Waterloo had a great influence on
the destinies of Europe has any more
information OF this kind to impart it
is to be hoped that he will lead up
to the sensation b. easy stages and
thus avoid the inhiction OF q shock.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06
ARE EMPERORS TO BE.
NICHOLAS OF RUS STA AND
GEORGE OF WALES.
a Love AFFAIR, Which, 81 II Results
In Marriage, VIII Stay the European
War Many Years-A Move on the
Eoyal Chess Board

Ill THE WORLD, a"
says f m e T S n,
cloves a lover" and
that is possibly the
reason why, when
the match-makers
of royal birth,
hedged about by
the ira d It'll on n |
limitations of their
C lass, nd COM
Delled to take
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

THE English-speaking world re-
ceives re-enforcements rapidly in
these times. A superintendent OF
Indian schools says there are 90, 0)0
Indians in this country who under
stand enough of English for ordinary
purposes. The American Indians
are not declining in numbers, and in a
few generations their own languages
will be forgotten.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

have been mayor of Grand Rapids or
represeu tative in congress from this
district had he so desired. His indif-
ference to office. notwitl standing his
willingness to do party work, has led
TO the belief that he was singularly
unambitious. lie does not conceal his
pleasure that the governor should
ave chosen him to be senator, and it
may be that he has been waiting all
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

A TELEPHONE girl who wrote q play
has been discharged because the
play was bad. Such action on the
part of the soulless monopoly was
stretch OF authority and a mistaken
effort at reform. The girl will have
more time than ever now to write
bad plays.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

A TIMELY. cool bit of news comes
from Europe to the effect that sew
eral expeditions are about to be or
ganized to explore the Antarctic re-
Gion. Geographers think the dis
elimination against the South pole
'under substantially similar and
contemporaneous conditions" has
been kept up quite long enough.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

"JAC6. the Barn Burner" Is now
engaged in piling up record. But
why call every miscreant "JacXP'
Beginning with Jack the Ripper,
shere have appeared in rapid sue
session the cutter, the slasher, the
',ugger, the kisser, the pepper, and
now the burner, every one of them
classified as Jack.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

THE government of Russia is to be
commended for taking dueIing under
it's control Anything to make 1T
more fatal. The Kilkenny cats
fought the most ideal duel in history,
viewed from the standpoint OF re-
cults.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

THAT was al accommodating
bridal couple in Williamsburg, n.
Y, who stayed out on the stoop Gas
they call the front porch in that
country all night rather than dis
turb the tenants of the house in
which they expected to begin house
keeping.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

EVIDENCE accumulates that the
late David Dudley Field was the
greatest lawyer that ever lived. He
made a will so steel-clad at every
point that the lawyers have not been
able to discover single blow hole
in it.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

MAKE ONLY Coop BUTTER.-Therc is
no other butter that is worth making
than good butter. and there is more
damage 20 the market in making poor
butter than the butterine makers OF
Chicago, New York and Philadelphia
all put together. There is more dam.
age done to the market by trying TO
skim the cream out of cheese before
trying to pass it on tho market as
good cheese, than all the bogus cheese
makers of Chicago have done tog ether.
John Gould.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06
SENATOR PATTON.
Tho Man Who VIII serve Out the
StockbrIdge Term.

John Patton, Jr, OF Grand Rapids,
the newly-appointed senator from
Michigan, has been active in Michigan
politics, but has never cared for office,
though il is conceded that he might
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

BREED can not be perfect in even
a single characteristic as long as inn
provement can be made.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

THERE'S something new under the son !;
the patch under the boys trousers.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

COLOR OF FRUITs.-In a list of I0C
questions aud answers published by
the Missouri horticultural society we
find the following answers to the
gu stion, "Why do fruits turn red or
assume other bright colors when
ripe?" The colors Of fruits are usually
conrect,d with the dissemination of
their seeds by animals, which in most
cases feed on them. The colors appear
when the fruits are becoming ripe, be-
cause at this time the seeds are ready
for distribution. The colors are usually
due To The development of pigments
dissolved in the sap of the cells which
lie near the surface OF the fruit. yell
low fruits usually owe their color to
yellow pigment contained in parts of
the protoplasm Of the cells, correspond
ing to the chlorophyl grains that give
the green color to foliage and to green
fruits The formation of these colors
is usually attended by "A mellowing of
the tissue and the disappearance of
acids which render the green fruit
sour, and their replacement by sugars.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

MEASURING HAY.-The kind of hay
has much to do with the weight in the
stack. Timothy, being heavy, takes
about 500 cubic feet for the ton, mixed
hay about GOO feet, clover 700 to 751
feet, and red top hay as much as 500
feet. To get the cubic feet in a round
stack, take one-third of the girth,
which will give the diameter, square
this-that is, multiply the figures by
themselves-take three-quarters OF the
product, and multiply this by the av-
erage height, all in feet Then divide
by the weight Of ton as given. This
mode OF estimating is for old hay, put
up last summer.-Ex.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-06

FIDsT pedestrian-Out walking for your
health Second pedestrian-Yes. I'm 60.
ing for the doctor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21


Chicago, H., Sept 2o.-Cattls-High-
er prices We're paid for good steers.
Receipts were much below expecta-
tons, amounting to scarcely more
than 1900 head Of all kinds. and as
only one insignificant part OF that
number was good enough for the rush
OF buyers for the Eastern and foreign
markets, holders of suitable lots had
the upper hand. They asked and OBJ
tainsd better prices than were current
ON either OF. preceding days OF the
week. The advances average about
10a20o per cwt. The dressed offerings
and the advance in cattle strengthens
the market for the lower grades,
though the latter did not much more
than hold their own. OF the 1900
head offered rather more than half
came from the range country. Texas
sent 1000 and the Western ranges 1900
head. Natives were quoted ut S3.25A
$40. with seles largely Mt Si.T5M2.50 for
cows and bulls and at si.00H5,Tb for
steers. There was u sale at $685. and
one At SG.40 and no doubt something
fancy would have found a buyer at
the advance on that price OF l cent per
cwt. Westerns were saleable at $3.50
WAthO anu ItANhs at flouHos-ot hANNhtIh
and feeders were IN active demand
and firm, and so were veal calves.
Hogs-At the opening today good
hogs sold as well as yesterdays close.
/ Common stun. which constituted the
/ bulk Of the supply. was dull and lower
/ from the outset, and any time after
| O'Clock the range was lower for every
/ thing. The close showed decline OF
10al5c. Packing grades suffered the
| most. The days decline must be
ascribed TO yesterdays break IN pro-
visions. for the fresh receipts were eur
| prislngly light and the run for the
remainder Of the week bids fair to
be eorrcspondinely small, Packers
seen. determined to break the market,
regardless OF the sllmncss Of the Offer
ings and their efforts are measurably
| successful. The bulk OF today's sales
were as high as $50, pail early in the
day.
sheep-The sheep and lamb markets
wa-e fairly active and firm Receipts
continue comparatively light. Holders
asked higher prices but buyers did
not generally respond the average be-
ing about the same as for yesterday
Sheep were quoted an the way from
| 81 00ff225 for thin stun 20 Ss,25 for
choice Sales Of lambs were on basis
OF si75aA.25 for poor to choice. Trad
ing In sheep was principally at
SO 25Gea0. and SS?5Ii0O bought most
Of the lambs. Receipts: Cattle. 1880.
calves, 500. hogs. 1900 sheep, 10000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

New York.. Sept. 2o.--Af,cr a weak
opening the stock market steadled 81
self quickly and rapidly gained
strength. which was the prevailing
Characteristic Of ,he dealings through.
Out the rest OF the day. The buying
was steady. though no, in large vol
ums except in Sugar and Chicago Gas
which were again the leaders in the
trading. London was a small seller OF
the arbitrage speclalties. especially St
raul, but not TO an extent sufficient TO
effect the market unfavorabiy. While
there was no. a little buying for the
long account, the bulk OF the purchas-
ins was by the shorts, who were de-
sirous OF covering their outstanding
contracts In view OF the upward ten
denoy OF prices. Chicago Gas rose !. 70
in the opening dealings. rcceded Sac.
and then took an tlpverl turn. aav4nc-
Zig steadily IN large purchases, in
dueed by the very general belief that
there was no merit in tho application
for a recelYership.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
COTTON. GRAIN AND PRODUCE
THE GREAT SOUTHERN STABLE
QUIET nun STEADY.
Tho wheat Market Heavy and Nail.
Corn Very wcak-oats Lower.
Provisions Lower In sympathy
WIN Corn and Wheat.

The markets on this side opened this
morning at decline Of from 4 to
points. due mainly to the depressed
condition Of the Liverpool market
which opened easy at decline OF about
2-64. and a further decline OF ga at
p m. Liverpool spots were also OF
l-2l. closing easy at 1899, with
fair demand. This had the eject 10
make the besrish element very asgres-
siye and more certain OF their post
ton. In the meantime holders became
alarmed over the continued decline In
values. and many throw over their
former purchases In disgust. Under
these influences the market sold down
from 70 10 points. the latter being In
september contracts IN New York, and
the market closed quiet and steady at
about the lowest point OF the day.
sales. 7O.SQo. Spots quiet ana steady at
ll-l6i spot sales. GO bales New Or
leans closed steady; sales. $1,000 New
Orleans spots weak at Is. or at i-i6
| decline from last nights prices. which
are the lowest ever known In the HIS
tory OF the New Orleans trade. Their
spot sales amounted 10 1900 taken by
factors and 1850 To urrivc. Seven OF
our Southern markets report decline
OF lis to is In spots, Port receipts
were moderate, being 1880, against
| 14,Sl2 same day last year. Houston re-
| ceipts were 7SOs, against 1858. Liverpool
| closed easy at from ace to b-6l de-
cline. with spot sales amounting to
1900 bales, and II they do not show
a better tone on tnmorrow's opening Il
is barely possible that closing prices
on this side viii be maintained tomor-
row morning. The shorts are not al
lowing the brush to accumulate around
them and are taRlng profits as the
market declines from day to day,
which leaves the market at night with
small short interest, and which nat
uraily weakeus the position OF the mar
able influences.
u q. M,pEAK & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

S. Louis. sept 20 -..Flom Dull
heavy. patonta 81 A0G2 80, extra funcy
81 tbGg 80. fancy ~ 49, choice SIS.
Wheat Opened i.ic lower, aud after
a rally sank ON cables ton close at b-sc
below yesterday. No red cash,
rs 7-Sc; September isaiS i-2ci Deccmv
Dor o. i-ipi May Sic
Corn--W with wheat was influenced by
car lots. losing l-2r; No. 2, cnah. % i-2ui
September % leo bldi December AZ i.so!
May dqmhg i-Su,
30 t-sc; September 30 1897 October
30 l-s0aO lac.
Ryo irlrmer; No, . regular 40 l.ac
bid.
BARLEY No trading
Dull heavy sec east track,
Fluxaeod Lower 81 80 bid,
Clover-37 80n7 90,
Timothy-u
Hay Steady; prime 20 choice ilmo-
thy $40. 0Oqii,00.
Butter Unchanged.
Eggs--liiRher: i4o.
Cornmeal 81 2bd2 90.
whisky sl3a.
Cotton Tics Unchanged.
Hapging Unchanged.
provlHions--i.o Lower. duli and heavy
Pork STANDARD mesa jobbing
sllg7 Ia
Lard Prime $50; choice 1880
Dry Salt Meats--Iooae shoulders
50 10, longs ana ribs if.G0, shorts 81 10.
Bacon Packed shoulders $40. longs
y 30; ribs $500 ~. shorts 'sH ~
Receipts Flour g000. wheat Al 900,
corn II 900; oats 10000
Rhlpmenta- Flour 1000. wheat 1000.
corn 5000. oats 1900,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

London. Sept. 2o.-The weekly state
ment OF the Bank OF England issued to.
day shows the following changes as
compared with the previous week; To-
tai reserve, decrease 1900 pounds: cir
culation, decrease 272Ooo pounds bull
lion. decrease 2s7,ogt pounds; other Sc
clrities, Increase H., 900 pounds; other
deposits. decrease 100000 pounds; pub
lie deposits, Increase $4,000 pounds
notes reserve. decrease 1900 pounds;
government securities, decrease 200. 900
pounds. The proportion OF the Bank OF
Enelands reserve liability is 1895 per
cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21


New York. sept. 20 -Fiour--i,e-
celpss, il7oc barrels exports, sssoc.
wheat-Receipts, 2Js,Aeo bushels; ex-
ports, 1863 sales. $4,000 futures;
$4,000 bushels spot. spot weaker; No.
. red. store and elevator. sc S-sci afioat
Sc 7-So. Z. o. h., 81 2-su5T 7.Sc eitoa'.
No. / Northern, d2c delivered, No, !
hard. 6s ESQ dclivcrcd options; To-
daNa feature was the new tow record
made In December. The decline IN
prices was due 10 liquidation, foreign
selling. Weak cables, large receipts and
sympathy with corn A big export
and milling business was done In cash
wheat Tue close was at i-2Na-Se do
cline, No, red. May, IS li-i5G6t i,lc,
cloacd az 6s sac; september 90 a-SWeic,
closed % a.Sc. october. closed SIC. De-
eember. y a-iGSs l-ic. closed Is use
Hidts--Steaiy.
Leather steady,
Mooi-Dull
Pig Ifon-Dull
copper--stoady, lake. $500,
Lead Barely steady domestic
SSH ~.
TN STEADY. s,raishts, sle,5oi plates,
quiet,
,otton seed oii-Firm
coftee-optlons opened Irregular at
points decline TO poin,s advance.
ruled more active and strong on bull
ish spot position. smnti liraail clehr-
ancea. closed nriu i6Uao points net adj
vance Sales, 1900 bags, inuludingi
| September. liliii1h, october, 1880
I 1860; Nov Nnher i2saiiia,,O; December,
I leA0Hig,G0 January, iseoi March,
/ is0S0l2ls. aud May. iiDOHial5, Spot
cofeei Rio tirmer No, Is a-'ei mild
/ STEADY, cordovp. Is i-2Qipc, sales hoN
/ bags Rio Nos aud 5. at 10 i-Sc epot,
/ 100 bags Rio No, 9 ninuu o. at ~ a'ioi
4 1880 bags MaracaihO, Santos. weak,
good average Santos il,SOo, receipts,
220lO bags. stock $4,000 BAGS. Ham.
burg, steady prices unchanged To 81
I pffnnlg higher. aalea 5000 bagu liRyre
] opened quiet i.if lower TO l-lf higher
Vt " N. unehanGod, at D. N. steady,
unchanged Ia i-2f higher. Enlcs iAOot
haga RIO weak; No, q RIO, 1880
eNchange, " 1881 receipts 1000 bags
cleared Tor the United states 1000 bags
oiAsrod for llurngo. 5000 bags; stock
sgb00O bagR Waruhouno dclycrlv'
from New York yesterday 1861 bags
New York stock today, ii2,S12 bass
United stuten stock ibipdi bass
An0nt for the United States, 2s5 .0N
bags; total vialbu for tho nnltct
stutee. t0p gG7 bags. against 1870 bag
last year
sugar-Stoadyi sales. 1900 bags cen
trifuEul. g0 tost. at breakwuier, TO ~
10 aostou. al Q 3-ic. Refined. uuiot
No. 6, I 8-lGGii 2-sci No, 7. i-l6aii 10
No s. lhl6Wl i-sc; No. ~ 77-S1
tl-IGc; M 10. il.i6Mic, 30. II 3 sAa
tb-lsc; No. ~, ali'idfrs 3-sc, No. ~
all-iec. OF A. 4 i-iml li-i6c, monl'
A. 4 i8-iGMic, STANDARD A. 1876
1850. oonfertlunere' A, 4 i-2na tl.i6c
cut loaf. 3-i0db 2-Sc. crushed, $3.50
b3.sc; powdered i5-sHi 5.ieo. grauu
lated i5-SWl i3-ieci cubes, A1'st
: 1aiGp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

London, Sept. SCAT Tho wcol auc-
ton sales today the demand was broad.
ening. Cross breds were IN Keen de-
mand for the continent and. Yorkshire
at extreme prices. America took
greasy Mrrino NJ above the market
price, American buyers also took
shout 800 bales seonrel. The total
American purchases so far have been
1000 bales. The number OF bales Of
fercd were i5,oss. or this amount 1000
bales were Withdrawn. Tho sales ii
detail were a. follqwh
New South Wales, 1898 balcs secured,
7deifsgd greasy. o 1-idafi0 Ia,
Victoria, $3.50 bales; secured, 9d4ia
7 led grehsy. i-2daii i-2d.
E0uih Australia. TN balesi secured,
. i-29fiOd; greasy 4 1907 s-td.
Wsat Australia, al7 bales. secured,
ia. greasy, tdq7 sd
Tasmania. 2cs bales; greasy. la
Ne@ Zealand. ssig bales. secured,
q s-4d1isg I-7d. grrnay. $1,000 I'D.
cape ~ Good Hone ana Natal, i33Q
bales; secured. tdqisedi greasy. tdg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

New York. Sept, 2o,--The feature or
the wheat market today was the break
ing Of the December option 10 new
low record. Ct ~ The lowest pre-
vious price FOR this month was 80 ~
made late In July. and II was believed
then that this ngure would not BE-
broken. At I.as, this year. ana yet two
months after wheat IL as weak IS syer.
Local traders were nearly All bears.
when corn was booming srt the rate
Of and cents day some time agn,
On crop ecares. wheat following along
leisnreiy with advances Of one. or pos
sibiy y cents. but now that corn u
aoing down wheat ~ q close ss1on9,
and while corn = a gocd way frora
Inc bottom wheat has broken through.
A angular feature Of the situation i
that Europe has been steady ppfri
I u American wheat all the week, h1t
( purchases aggrsRatinx probably mn
! lion and a half bushels. 70 say nothins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

New York, Sept. 2o.--The Evening
|0sts London cabiegram says; The
bank of England weekly return is Just
I strong as of late, although the coin
lad bullion are down 2S7,0OO pounds TO
E57sS2T pounds For the week $4,000
.ounds were eXported-S0,0 900 pounds TO
Iucharest. 10000 pounds to Spain, and
n remainder in gold bars sold. There
sharp rise in Brazilian exchange
4 70 -. Gold has gone to Rio and
.ore is going, The stock markets
here dull today on sales from Paris,
here reaction is recurring. Ameri-
|ans were quite strong, Louisville was
4 demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

~ +. G. MePeak & Co.. stock and
Ispd brokers)
New York. Sept 2o.-There was
|srited rally in the industrisls in the
losing hour under the lead OF Sugar
IA Chicago Gas The bears In both
|'oeks were dgmorallzed and It is un-
|.stood that the leading manipulator
[ho has been trying to depress Sugar
m view OF accommodating a fresh
|se overstayed his market. The West
In bears in Chicago Gas were badly
Eelpped and for the first time since
M stock has been under the hammer
,arlng the recent bear campaign. in
Idsrs took hold OF II and are credited
I'm buying about 10000 shares. Tile
klroad list was neglected, but there
~ good demand to cover shorts in
b and @. and L. and N. Western
tslon was among the strong features
The final hour. and there was very
|rl. stock offered ut the advance,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

ST. Louis. Sept. 20. --cattle-neceipts
$500; shipments 22oo; steady, Arm: ma
tive steers. 1900 pounds, choice si.<5;
,nixed 50 .Jol3.e0; cows and hcifera
SO O0Ta Is: Texas steers, Ignt snd me-
dium, s2.2sas 81, cows a. 9oto2 %.
Ttoss--Receipts 5000; shipments 1900;
,,ar,xet iOc lower: btst heavy 80 .Q5.
100 lipbt and heavy " sol5. 20; PIGS.
eon,tnon ard rough. i5.2505.7b.
sheap-Isecelpta eo0p; shipments 1000.
market quiet: southwestern mixed
e. ssei2.e5. native cows 254-. SO.
lambs 81. 1880.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Kansas city, sert. o.--cattle--Re-
oeipts 400; shipments 400; best grades
steady 10 strong: others slow Texas
steers 50 2OaS.00: Texas cows 81 Goa
? 95; beef steers 81. 50m5.75. native COWS
81 a5G3 10: stockers and feeders 3i.7bq
:. IS; bulls and mixed 81 b0p2.35.
Hogs -lleceipts COCO. shipments 2i0O;
steady TO strong bulk Of sales IS 500
& 90: henvies ; Tbft6 10, packers 5.7bg
9 10. lights 5.45N5.Ts.
shesp-.Reoeipts $500, shipments $500
market steady, weak
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

New York, Sept. 2O.-Money on call
isy at per cent; last 1, closed / per
|mt Prime mercantile paper SG5 Ia
N cent Sterling exchange firmer with
|ttual business In bankers bills at
|sd4S6 Ia for demand and 4.S5 Lao
" i-g for 60 days; posted rates ass IL
L. So 10 and 4.s7G4.S7 1-2; commercial
ms 4Si 1-iG4.S4 IL. Silver certificates
B 5-Sc.
Bal silver. 6s 5-sc. Mexican dollars,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

the day were 1000 bales OF which 1904
We're for speculation and export and
including g0,se0 American. Futures
opened easy with q moderate demand
aud closed easy. American middllng Ia
n. c. September. s6-6ld sellers; Sep
TENDER and october, : se-esd sellers;
October and November G-6ad buyers:
November and Dcccmbcr. $3.50
Z as-6ta: December and January, S3.et
az N-6ld. January and February.
3 9s.6ld buyers; February and March,
ss-GiGs a1-eid: March and April.
aS-6i9s 2s-6id. April and May. 4o-etd
buyers; May ana June. 9o4eiIa u-tid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21

Paris, Sept. 2O.--The weekly state
ment OF the Bank OF France issued to-
day shows the following changes as
compared with the previous account:
Notes in circulation, Increase 6925,000
francs: treasury accounts current. in
crease 2s,02b.O0O francs; gold in hand.
increase 1.O75,O0O francs; bills discount
ed, decrease s.65s.00O francs; silver in
hand, increase $4,000 francs.