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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
Candies at Gaines
CURRENT NEWS.

Gaines Tor bread.
Wall paper at Cottings.
Get your bread Of Gaines.
Patent medicines Of all kinds at
De,o's.
c. l.. Getting has put in a fine soda
fountain.
Deyo's Is cent wall paper is the
finest in town.
The farmers say that they have
v seen the ground as wet as at
present.
Bishop Graves Of Ksarnoy, preach
cd In tho Episcopal church Wednes'
day evening.
The city council granted license to
N. Lopgtin, which makes three saloons
for Red Cloud.
Every republican in Webster coun-
ty should identify himself With a re-
publican 1easue.
+. V. Taylor, allows no one to sell
moresgoods than ho does, At prices
that are low, for good goods.
Mrs. Thornburg and Mira. +. V.
Taylor are visiting in Lincoln This
week with Mrs. A.. L. Funk.
Don't buy your wall paper until
you have seen the best stock in town
which is to be found At Deyo's.
Those new patterns of wall paper
at Cuttings are beautiful and prices
lower than ever. Call aud see them.
Remember the Chicago clothing
store takes measures for tailor made
clothing, guarantee a perfect ft or no
sale.
Children's shirt waists can be found
at Wiencr's. The celebrated "Motherl
Friend" costs no more than inferior
makes.
It is the judgment Of all that Cot
ting has tho finest selection Of wal
paper in the city. and 10 prices hi
cant be beat.
L. II. Deyo is 10 the lead on tn.
wall payer trade, and his large stool
latest styles and low prices will keel
him in the lead.
When you buy your spring medi
cine you should get the best and ths
is Hoods sarsaparilla. 1t thorough.
p%uriies the blood.
Elmer Simons says he is going +
kill any editor who puts his nsme il
print, and especially when it Is linke
with the beauty Of Blue Hill.
The entertainment given on Wee
nesday evening, by the ladies for tn
benefit Of the Sons Of Veterans va
general success and about $50 va
taken 10. 1t will 60 to uniform tn
band.
That Quick Meal Vapor Stove, sol
BY ". W. Wright is the best in Ii
market, furnishes the most heat an
uses one third less gasoline. 1t
simply perfection and eclipses all Of
or stoves that use gasoline.
Go and see W. W. Wright for Z
kinds Of shelf and heavy hardwar
&c. lie does all kinds OF Job wo
and has competent timers employe
While there, look at those worlo bel
era. The dry cir CIesnablo refr'g'
stOrs.
II you desire to SEQ the finest g
Of ne stove that has ever been prodv
ed You viii be obliged to call on
w. Wright, the hardware man in =
Haley block. 1t is the Quick III
Vapcr Stove and discounts ell oths
for the samo price.
The following are the appointme'
made by Mayor Spsuoglc:
City water Commissioner !.
Ward.
/. Engineer, Harvey Vincent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
Ishall not buy any more rags or oil
iron, until further notice.
Il. A. YoUNa.
For sale.

Some young thoroughbred Red Pol
led Bulls, from imported stock, at my
farm 5 miles north Of Riverton, Frank
lin county, Nebraska.
Ia. 8, Il. Polly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
IWant to Buy Farn,s

Parties having cheap farm lands for
sale, improved or unimproved can find
buyers BY calling on ID. q. Spanogle,
Real Estate aud Loan Agent, Bed
Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
Garden Seeds.

Oscar Patmor has just received a
BIG supply Of garden seeds. Go and
see him ct Perkins amt Mitchell's old
sand.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
NAY 18th,

The pastors with their congregations In He'd
Cloud. are respectfully invited to Join GARFIELD
Post, No. 90. In the services Of Memorial Day.
1t the Opera House. Sunday. May 10Th, 1901
Per Order Committee.
Com. J fS:::$
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
Chautauqua Circle.

Ton Quasti0ns-''Ihe north In the War"-Mrs
Warner. Ten Questious-"The southern Con-
federay-Mrs. Case. Reading--"The Cid,"-
MIR. Haley.
NAT 26th.
Table Talk,-"News OF the Day" Paper
Literary criticism Miss baker. Reading
''Analects from RIchter"-Mrs. Martin. Bot
any and World Of to-Day.-Miss Atwster. Ger
manS-Mrs. Getting. Observation-Disclosures
Fac6 and Fancies."-M Albright. Debate
which ia attended with greater evil results "a
American Morals, Inherited wealth NJ suddenly
acquired wealth.-Ar. KY and Mr.. Barker.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
OnlIs n ENDS

Croaaets scss At Deyo's.
Try those racket cigars At Cotting's
Londonderry mineral water at Deyo's
Rev. Rowe was in Hastings this
week.
George Hummel is home from Okla.
homa.
Geo. Lindsey has gone to Newcastle
on business.
Mr.. Dauohy and wife move to ODER.
lin this week.
The corneG band is doing splendid.
ly these days.
Paints and oils, brushes varnishes
&C.,, at Deyo'A
Fine neck year . specially at Chi.
cago clothing store.
II you want wall paper or window
shades, 60 to Cottings.
For correct fitting clothing go to
Chicago clothing store.
We have the best stock Of hats in
the city. Chicago store.
Harry Pond has money to loan on
6rst class city property.
For nobby suits the Chicago clio tn
ing store takes first rank.
head r. NJ. Martin & Sons new
advertisement 10 this issue.
For Ane tobacco, cigars, candies
&c., 90 TO j. O. Lindley's.
The Modern Woodmen will give an
entertainment on the 25th.
Go to the Chicago clothing store
for pants Of every description.
Farm loans at lowest rates.
D. J. MYERS.
See Oscar Patmor before buying
-four. Iie has made big reduction
Daniel Snyder came in and added
his name to the Great Family Weekly
Mrs. Gov. CARRIER is home from hel
extended visit in the east part Of thu
state.
Cuttings new styles of 6ne gull
papers are elegant. Be sure and Sc,
them.
Farm loans at six per cent option
to pay after Two ycars.--D. d. SPAN
OGLE.
The finest candies in the city q
Gaines bakery 2 doors south Of tn
+. & NJ. Bank.
The Lincoln mixed paints sold b,
Getting are the best 10 the market
We guarantee them.
The summer announcement Of tn
Beatrice College, Beatrice, Nebr., il
ready for distribution. Write for copy
Mrs. johnson is having . rushing
trade in the millinery line, she has th'
finest stock in the city and is down II
prices.
There is one thing the city ough
to do and that IL to have south Web
ster street graded so that the waite
will run Of to Crooked creek
Prof. W. p. Aylesworth Of Cotne
University will preach in the Chris
tian church In Red Cloud next Sur
day morning aud evening. All ~
cordially invited.
There will be . meeting of Calanth
Lodge No. q, X. Of p, at their ha
!, Saturday, May 18th, At $40 p. M, II
: the purpose Of filing all vacant Office
. and to consider important matter
|, Each member is especially requisite
to be present.. Let each Knight r.
member his vow and be present.
4 j. L. MILLER, D.. d. G.. G.
! Professor D. II. DUNCAN Of Cotn'
:. University will lecture in the Chri
tisn church in Red Cloud, Ssturds
evening, May 81, on his trave
:, through Palestine. Prof. DUNCAN
an old acquaintance Of Iowa. Ho
a speaker OF ability, and all shou
: hear his lecture. lie will also fill q
l. pulpit on Sunday the 22d.
p. Last Wednesday Coroner Schen
was called four miles southeast
Blue Hill to hold an inquest on {
g. body Of Michael Coll who had di
O. the previous day. The jury deoid
v that his death was the result OF he'
10 failure and other natural csuses.
returned from Blue Hill Mond
evening while bis wife remained
that city. Tuesday morning he
Is turned to bed aud requested I
boys to let him rest. At noon
seemed to be sleeping, and at mig
The was dead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
Wanted.

A few good farm loans, six per cent
interest. No secoad mortgase.-D. B.
SPANOGLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

The Democrat still insists that Johl
G. Allen, secretary Of this great commoi
wealth, is the strongest candidate tn,
republicans In the fifth district ooult
nominate for congress-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

Kearney county stands By her favoritt
son and sends several J. l.. McPhesl,
men to the McCook convention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

Webster county now has its own 70.
publican candidate for congress. The
delegates will urge the nomination Of
Hon. James McNeny, 10 fine . young
man a. practices law In the Republican
Valley, but after all only q small mouth.
full for Billy McKeighan. Just tho same
the McCook convention will be q corker.
Adams County Democrat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

Every county in the fifth district hs
. candidate for republican c~onsressions
honors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

For Sale nt q Bargain.
Idesire to dispose OF the w Il Of eco.
1O-1.12 In Webster Go. at once, a. ! need
the money. Apply to Edward Noble.
Savanna, III. for particulars,
En- NOBLE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13
Congressional Talk.
fMcCook Tribuuc.l

Phelps county republicans have de-
clared in favor Of McPhesley for con-
grees.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

Isuggies And spring Wa0Dns.
James Peterson, the implement man
has just received . 6ns cousigo.
ment Of buggies,. and spring wagons,
which he will sell chesp.
Best Terms on Farm Loans
am now prepared % make
fnrm looms ~ low rates, ard -
the best terms ever offered -
THIS county. Privilege - uoy
an or part or the Primclpoo ~
any interest payment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

Nuckolls county sends q delegation u
McCook for @. Z. Adams for congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

Franklin county republicans are push
ing the congressional candidacy Of theiI
favorite son, Colonel j. ID. Gage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13


franklin county republicans are push
ing the congressional candidacy Of their
favorite son, Colonel j. ID. Gage.
The first gun Of the season for Nc.
Keighan was fired at Holdrege last Sat
urday when the independent county con
vention instructed its congressional del
eGatea in favor Of him.
Lawyer MoNeny, Of Red Cloud, has
caught the contagion and has developed
q strong ambition 70 succeed Congress
man McKeighan. He will go to Nc
Cook solidly supported by his OWE dele
CATION.
And still another county has been
heard from. This time IL 10 Nuckolls,
and she is anxious TO make O. F.. Adams
our next congressman, II is really sur
prising what a prolific crop Of candi-
dates 10 90 suddenly sprinsins up.
Furnas county has no congressional
candidate, and the delegates TO the Nc
Cook convention will not be handicap
ned by resolutions or instructions. They
will be perfectly fres TO support whom
they conscientiously believe TO be the
most available man.-Oxford Standard.
Col. G. w. Meeker. Of Imperial, and G.
e. Adams, Of Superior, are both candi.
dates for congress at present.
Ns...l.os1- ~~-sA. ~~uJ. = lnlnUsk:oa A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

Col. G. W. Meeker. Of Imperial, and G.
r. Adams, Of Superior, are both candi.
dates for congress at present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
A BIG RANCH SALE.


San Angelo Tex. Doc. 10. Especially
Wv II clifford OF Syracuse, a. y,
one OF the houd and stockholders of
the Ostruudrr y l,oOmis Land ard eat
Tie company, ~ Va sun Angelo TO pro
tect his own ind the hondholdcrs
interest w the company A portion of
the land aud the personal property of
th2 company is advertised for Ndc on
Jan, Z 10 satisfy q judgment OF the
First Nntionh bank Of syracuse for
So 900
ll,e ranch h situntcd ON the main
COncho riyot in COurho county, eighteen
milps cnst Of san Angelo, and ia our Of
the host lifted Ia thc South, having
among, other improvements u Slru1Q
stone barn aud $4,000 residence of
snud material,
The history Of this company Is tho
muat remarkable Of any Of she udmul
Gus capitalized ranch cpuCcras which
hnyr louHHhpd Ia the past ton Y2nt-
The organizers Va 1851 took ghont
13,ln2 acres Of land nt that due worth
about 81 per acre; lI,Siu acres ~ HchrOl
land ON which the estate rs due H.uuOh;
lO,2Of acus In litigation aud about
1910 acres OF tax tits, putting the
whole into u atock company aud Issued
SUuOOuO Of bonds, or q tribe more
| than so for every acre u lNud. All
the bonds were sold or lut mp for col.
] iNlhful hftUilAA NANNIN FaNANNNt WHICH
| were n'tNiued by the pmlnDtrrR, hut
which II h UNDERSTOOD have since hrcu
] hypothercnted 1hcw ~ % floating
4 indebtedness Of Sl3OOOO held by New
| York parties that h sc0Nd 10y honda.
| There Is In sight tO satisfy the bonds
Of all claims about 10 NJ lcrci of
land In the original trnct and l2Oii
acres purchased subsequent 10 the mort.
gage, besides school lands with Gni
clodicd tide and improved.
Mr. clifford has 70 personal Iulancat
against W. h. OstWnlcr ot Syracuse,
~ Y, president " THE company, Tor
$4,000 partly secured 10y ranch bonds.
The arhpmc ~ ono OF the most 81.
gantic financial muuipulttops ever con.
Humntpd in this country Which, ns
usual Texas gets the credit for. hut
which was engineered by none uf her
ciuzcna
Mr. Clifford places tbc total valuation
Of an the company.s property nt about
$4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

Wcothorfor1, Tor, Dec. 10 Especially
Chief of Police y. q, nraiicn yestrr
day evening arrested Robert Nell on q
charge ~ theft. Neil WIS boarding Ia
The city az tho Same place as WAS Mr.,
hmpaun, tho victim Of the ofpnsei Neil
had entered SlmpaDu'a rooms Hid stole
o revolver SO in monoy and some pcity
Leaving there no went 20 The depot.
purchased Ticket aud was guiug on on
the evening tralni whoh arrested On
search lll iliN effects were fgund ana ~
turned 10 thrir proper ownef by mo Of
hccrs. flo now boards and buds Ia tho
x Union church nt Shiloh was do.
Hirpyrd hy iiru Sunday night shiloh II
~ miles northwest ~ this place bat tho
news was t0ni quiet by Ito uticials. ne
u was uAuifaruy the WORK " tue lrn-
fond. Also on tho sai1u night aud IN
uie same nriEhpoThCoi, tlie wire fence
~ Mr. John l.. jackson was eut W
sonic one Tor distance ~ 800 yards.
Mr. jackson owns considerable land ~
ihuf place nnd cifefH a rewa~i y 500
for The arrest and conviction 81 tho
guilty parties. WHO are no SCI unsug
ucftid.
Quits wir WA created yesterday
ngonlnF hy two young boys On tha
air.,nt nearly lnt0Nicutnd Ihsy were
inleu before tho county uiiurney and
subjeeied 20 fiSid QUpatluidnR ~ 20
where ihry aeruffi their ''0brsmcrry
Tile result ~ The Investigation Would
NOT lr given ths pnhiic Their names
afs Tom Jeuna and Wil liollyheld and
their agca about 10
Iinmie Iilrsins. tho viciim II his
sihoflainin'a wrath. . flli neconnt' ~
which wis only found M yesterdays tln-
aaite. u Riili alive. and dhr attending
phyditinna think tArif u q possibility u
lhs recovery. He MAS unconscious until
this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

l.
New Orleans, La. Dec lG Secretary
Testers weekly New Orleans cotton eN-
change statement issued lust hefor, the
close Of business, showed a heavier fall.
ing OF than anticipated. the deficit for
the week having been 03,iG6 bales nn,lcr
the seven days ending this date last
year, and O4.0}O bales less than the aamc
period year before last. Compared with
last week Of this year. the movement
has decreased BG05 bales mud com.
pared with week before last, 5l.In2 bales
The decrease for the first sixteen dnys-nf
December being laIOI9 bales under last
year, and 1lS.4ll bales under the year
before, This brings the total deficit for
the lOI days Of this season, ending this
evening. 10 l.i5l,2Si bales less than the
movement for the same number Of days
last yenr, and SbS, Ii6 bales less than the
season before,
The total brought into sight during the
past seven days has been 3Si.TOl bnlcs.
against iO4520 bales last year, aud
aI1,U81 bnlcs the year before while the
aggregate for the first sixteen days NJ
December Is TSDTS4 bales. against
92iSi2 bnlcg, aud 9oS2l5 bales,
The totpl marketed from Sept | 10
date ~ 4.2jT,Sll bales, aralust 5,Tl9,.
Gpj bales, and 5,12d.6TT bales last year
and the year before respectively
From this time on last year, the
amount Of cotton brought into sight was
3,32l,2Si bales, and year before lust,
3b96,O24 bales In other words after
this date last years. GO-l00 per cent of
the crop was marketed,
The movement since Sept l shows
rpceints at all United States ports Of
3,91o,220 bulcs, against 4,22s,Il4 bales
last year.
80 A. \ al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

Now York opened steady "a nhn,. 4.
uiHlis Price, but ours was ger,, i,y,a.,, ~.
some months being and Others 49,,
" the opening call. A rcne,ion 49,,
WIS lils upwards followed but Shortly af,at
tnhors that Bwdstrcct wonli maj
nus estimate I,0OOOOO bales faus,J ny.
extreme depression selling IL uoints NJ ~, W
last night, but from this an6thrr r,s vv'sm
TOOK place Of 10 points a. resni, ~
heuNe buying supposed to he ON nriynte
Information OF o lower estimate ,rhicI
was subsequently confirmed, Tho NIX
y, nntiluohs Wonld be hard 10 give. hnt
y nus heeli another day Of wearing ex.
glteiaent aud finally closinr at abhni a =,
y lower than last nicbt 4"
Inc spot business at iIvcrnsol was ~.
appointing with 1900 bales, The saies ~
i,lu Improvements, spnners npnsreptlv
ulsrSgardlng any estimate TINT doesnI
confirm 1,0D,OOO bales or oroy ~
must now fell back upon what Bmdstrcet
or Neil OF Latham q Alernnder mo-
say about the crop but the ps,ople mos,
concerned in the interior who arc M
pest judges Of what they Mill mnlc
ns compared 10 last year. and as ontsiJe
OF TeNas the losses are about the same
~ ail states, we shall simply hayc Ia
Watch the movement aud 500 whether
~ mn, Gnnhflnss SIX and half or ak
That the price should 20 ycrv ,nucl,
higher In consequence Of n cron Which
mny be 3,OOO,OO0 less than Inst wear
II seems to US IL the general otinint,
ana we must wait to see how far this
may be realized
Port receipts this week 100000 bales.
against 2fU,OOO bales last year ard o59
wv bales IN 1881 Interior reccipts arc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
THE COURTS.
Opinions 10 Be- Rendered -vcrdlels--Leaal
and Criminal Nolas.

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',V' Wv" "''W. N'''"'" '"h'p"N9
W., ,N"",l HvN W.
,.ll''oull i91,nv WlNloNl company vs.
MUG itNNi iluuI
i've W. Iot'rH lrom Noohr'
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT, II, 10,
Rcckhnm .mdpo.
Ia, A., 81. - n ~ Halt. 81.
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fuhll-hiHiilii blSIliil,-N, l.,
Crcoue. Judrn.
ma s,t, 80 - p,, ~. t,,,o. &
C,rH, n.ss ,er,njpnt,.1 yns,,'r,io, 'n,,1 ~
,ns,2,. -, tn ,J,i,,'i0 WI M.
Nm nIf Cni,r,1n nnj sant, n, ,,,,
t,ri,Is1 2, Xxx nri,rn a, MY I'M Xxx
All, ",,i', "a 80 WV
ii Wesblngton wa l.nmnton pros
WINS placed ON frini DrfpnJont's epec'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

Rome. dec. 10 Latest reports nj the
Vatican from Amorrn have caused sun
prisn and ye1aiin at the opposition that
hnr commented arniust tle results o.
the convention rcocntly held Ia Nuw
York Tho pops. Cardinal itempalh pn-
pal SECRETARY ~ STATE. and Cardinal
t.cdochowuh. prefsct ~ Propaganda.
r1nrrssns tigplraaure az tltp course
church cvenis are taking iu America,
aud hIs holincss viii shortly take dcfie-
I've action % bring ihe divisions 70 an
eul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
a DESPERATE NEGRO


uinnln, Tex, Dec. ~ Especially
Marion istihettfr. constable ~ precinct
g. Mnris county. WAS shot by Harry
Graham cOl1re1, Willie making nn ARREST
tlig afternoon about $50 o'claek Gfe-
ham hnd shot nt mHn uCnr coOtrYiile
ihis morning and WIS making npftll and
come through tits place WHEN Constable
I.elhOttnr aud DEPUTY Nhrun Curlee gVt
after hm tNdurttcr overlook him
ahout Julie Hnd half south ~ town
Rnd was shot ns above stated The
pistol used wis q aNralihre. the ball
started va near tho mouth on the right
side OF tho fnre nnd lodged Ia thr throat
ieihotiur " N O Ycfy critical condition
and Il n feared be- vii die,
Pnrtita are Hfier the negro well armed
and hlirul hounds have hnen wired for
II The negro u caught ID h thought tho
county viii be saved tlie expense u d
tnal an hn VIII bo aho. on Tho spot
Later ifdh0ifer hos lecn hrpuEht 10
town aud u yrry low. The doctors say
he cant I've
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

Marshall 1rl. Dee. &c. Especial. D.
Miss Irnna Af1nsiisnu very puiiy
and inielllTtat yunng lady who hna bnrn
hHet.ue in fhf luOlic sfhuOla iu Little
Rnri. lHu tha iif. Which ~ her oli
hnuie. fof eiueinuail VA Fort Worth
to-day. ln Cincinnati sLn win enter the
ffrhrdw sonrrut sfndy seven years aud
become shf only female ruhb IN tls
world. 'ila death OF Boa mother mud tho
toes u hpr uavinG 10 the Valley bank
niinfe ia 20 this step.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

r,sia I,ase lex. tsse. 10 SPECIAL D.
NJ tikriianth. ne 'srfNr Wr,Hf. tinfe
uas rlllil,ll rdar " Apl4fi e. mo W..
H. NOW IA Iuitai faflnfu tNHa p iAthuf
lnf ra.fIifi 40 uTJrisiN lur riFnf IrN
isra ~ h ,ltsfnli fhrf nlnde AZ ~ win
800 wafih q falgry Ihas s,a
r,lhrfl faiasliol Va i1l lslf cisaaithcd ~ "a
~ nraf ia no.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17

Now York, Dec 10 RUtC3 Tor I0nns
this morning quickly advanced from Z
TO 10 per cent and stocks d''lined under
the pressure to sell A rally cnsucl
everything moving along smoothly and
leading shares had rallies Of IL to rs
nor cent when the rate for money was
suddenly bid up TO 2ON25 per cent This
started the smnllcr bulls ON a run amid
considerable excitement Prices went
lnwcr than the figures touched during
liz morning In final snlcs there was a
rally OF l-S5pl.2. The market left on
etcadv nt the recovery noted,
Rnilrund bonds weaker,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
,lnNrrAnY cnNrEnnNon.

London. dec 10 Tho Times rofcfr-
Ing 20 ihc ln'efqa , l,Gne,'aS lc,ss,
fupet ~ held largely responsible l1r fhe
iganuiinionr failure oi fie conference.
Amerira rsllrd tie meeting nH n pro
nnrd with q practical geliemo. and lhnn
n0.-nd only vague plaiiiudua. The et.
MIGRANT. hieiorlc pt spnRi1r Jqne WopiA
have hren more 10 iho pnug1' II Amefl.
Gains themselves had not grown ufca ~
prlfuHinr silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-17
|ONEY BOOMING,
Int as High as Twenty-Five
Per cent.
LI1TlE BULLS SKIPPED
lh Isn't, and Stocks We're Tum-
Il -lisl,m,nl Wore llsoli Out nd
pn1 csssi ats Pr Cont
nicSurss Of Coiion.

|. 0s,ts Ia, Dec. t6,-(Special)
IN Violet & Go. say;
irs,- OR advice Of yesterday TO
n, hiel upon our bnuwlclsg
N, Nlil would issue In Liverpool
ming rpolltion Of his estimate
d nmA Il sly and one half million
II, avs ndw that these figures
4 he 10 cotton. the general est-
q Vita as being left over is
4 l0 bales therefore, 1t Is practically
rlin lsl..s o. this years growth.
\ 40 ia,ihlt nadstrccts could hardly
~ lne aiu4,e OF those who had
u lutD 0n glseiOn as thoroughly as
+. Non ,rl ghtrs, who have left
ahlg undna 70 urive approximately
\ y probable q, of this crop, and
1 y that number Nc claim that we
pne right 70 lace ourselves, be-
"aie hare u 0 most pronounced
. fonli u our investigations
qrcllw on record with 6,25O,-
llA We have also referred to
Aleianitr 4 Co.'S. estimate.
iWvhen dive the results drawn
N teta We would shy too that
Nv I vs. than six million bales.
4 ~, M eamate as published today
piNN ales, but they say in reply
Hl9g from our exchange that
lea, I'D cotton therefore they
,aia,g making this years growth
y ~ aud yet Il was only about
- - go that they appeared in
81 nstsig Mr. Ncill most strongly
le1fdig Of his figures Of six
4 lilon and yet today they are
i W. less than his maSimum
Our Impressions therefore
lNNledse OF what Mr.. Ncill
our expectation of what
"A SHOULD soy today gave Us
wa for believing in n high
under some beahsh In.
illef opening 4 points higher
" ~ than we expected, closed
q Of the Improvements
VA such u disappointment II
4 IN both this market aud New
4 ~ open materially lower, but