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Conner Seventh | Rst y P. 7 can THot Avenue md aT s9e Minneapolis

The play is melO-drama of the senSa-
ttional order, full of realistic scenes and
situations. 1t deals with the labor queS-
ton. Richard Mansfield first produced
the play in America, scoring a great hit
in the role of "Humpy" Logan. the de-
formed and villainOuS foreman of the
Carlton Iron works. The scene of the
play is laid in Lancashire, England. and
many OF the characteristics of the work
man of that region are represented In
the play. The sensational features OF
the piece are relieved by broad vein OF
comedy. Palmer Collins, all English
actor of much prominence, will play the
role of "Humpy" Logan. lie is said to
make the character stand out bold and
prominent, and to interpret it without
an attempt at over acting in any way.
| When considered that Mansfield, one of
Americas greatest actors, created this
role, his success in the character is com
! plimentary. James Mahoney will
appear in the role of Jack Walton.
! Mr.. Mahoney created good impression
| last wear with the 1.-TWO Sisters" COM
paDv. Miss Charlotte Ray, talented
young actress, will play the part of Mrs.
Walton. kidnapped" sensational
melo-drama, will be seen at the BijOu
| CHRISTMAS week.
Grand Opera House-At this theater
James O'Neill, whose name is to play
goers Synonymous with Count of Monte
Cristo, will be seen the first four nights
of this week in "Fontenelle." This
play is of the same class as Monte
Cristo." The story is a highly-colored
romance and every line eXhales passion.
Miss Emma Forsythe. a Minneapolis
| lady, is one of the cast.
Lyceum Theater-A feature of the
concert to be given at the Lyceum
Wednesday evening by the Northwest
ern university boys, Will be the NUM-
bers by the banjo and mandolin clubs
The banjos will be manipulated by ii.
Cook. A. Pierce, H. Pearsons; the ban
jeorines by }. C. Wells, E. V. Hall, r.
II. Smith and j. A. Hill; the guitars by
William Spafford. K. Sheppard, w.
! Wilson and c. Ivers. The other num-
beers on the programme Will consist OF
solo and concerted numbers by the Glee
CLUB, which numbers fifteen voices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
THE MERRY DRUMMERS.
They Make Arrangements for
Grand Blowout.

Grand Blowout.
The travelling mems association held
a meeting last night at the Nicollet
house and perfected arrangements for
the annual reception and bail. w. G..
Byron was chairman of the meeting
and James Mcintosh secretary. 1t was
decided to hold the affair on Friday
evening. Dec. 80, at the Nicollet house.
In will be the most extensive and elab-
crate in the history of the association.
All the travelling. men who are in the
Twin Cities on the night mentioned
whether members Of the association or
not, are invited to be present. The fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
Arrangements and Finance. D. Brow
tinker, James Mcintosh ana Frank clark
eption-Charles Parkell Frank Freer,
James Collins, John Hawkins, Walter Arm
strong, Harry Murphy, Sam RANKIN. Albert
Fisher, Walter Johns, Zach Sturman. j. d.
Smith and d. c. Clinton.
Floor. Fl. Reynolds. James Mcintosh,
Zach II. Sturman, Charles Barkeli, Frank
Freer, James Collins, II. Ii. Satterlee, Harry
Gilbert, Harry Murphy and John Huckman.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
Xrnns Decorations.

HOLLY. MlsTLETOE AND WREATH
ING AT WALDRON'S,
"a WASHINGTON AVENUE SOUTH.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
IInnOrteGCl,eese.

FRONTAGE DE BRIE, D'IsIGNY, CAM.
EMBERT, SWISS, ROQUEFORT, EDAM,
SAP SAGO. ALL THE BEST, AT WAL
DRON'S, 81 WASH Az. 5.
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The Minnesota Loan and Trust Co
Allows per cent interest on six-month>
dappSjfc
AT THE THEATERs.
deposits.

Master and Man" at the Bijou.
and O'Neill In "Fontenelle', at
the Grand.
BijOu Opera House = Commencing
with matinee today st 2:30. Master
and Man" will be at the Biipu week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

FIDELITY HAMS AND BONELEss BA-
CON. At WALDRON's, "a WASHINGTON
AVENUE SOUTH.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

FRENCH CRYsTALIzED FRUITS.
FINEST DEHESA RAISINS,
AT WALDRoN's, "a WASH. AY. S.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

The temporary organization of University
Press club was effected Friday by the
students at present engaged in newspaper
work. f. W. LeavIt was elected chairman
and j. Van Valkenburg secretary. consti-
tuition and bylaws will be adopted at the
next meeting. The intention l. to have those
interested in journalism join, the club to
meet once week, when papers on the
various phases of journalism, the best
methods to be used. the province of the press,
etc., will be read and discussed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
coco Hats for So @,

AT Vose's Fire Sale, 522 Nicollet ave-
nue., all this week
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

20 per cent off Monday and Tuesday
at Novelty China company, COS First
avenue south.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
China Sale.

20 per cent off Monday and Tuesday
at Novelty China company, COS First
avenue south.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
China Sale.

JoHNsoN's PURE SWEET CIDER.
IHE BEST.
AT WALDRoN's. 81 WASHINGTON Av.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

20 per cent off Monday and Tuesday
at Novelty China company, sos First
avenue south.
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MalIr0I,sS

HAVE THE FINEST MILD CREAM
CHEESE, New YORK MAKE,
RICH AND INVITING,
AT "a WASHINGTON AVENUE SOUTH.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
SD EHnts for SO

At VOse's Fire Sale, 532 Nicollet ave-
, nue., all this week.
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China Sale.

OCONOMowOC SAUSAGE AT WAL
DRoN'S. 81 WASHINGTON Az. SOUTH.
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China Sale.
OriOIe Brand Of

20 per cent off Monday and Tuesday
at Novelty China company, COS First
avenue south.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
Almost Everything in Millinery

at unheard-of cut prices at Vose's Fire
oale' 522 NicolIet avenue, all this week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

and the limits ought to be extended accord
ingly.
A. C. Haugan-I think that question can
safely be left with the council. 1t Is a local
question absolutely, and the council is the
natural body to control it.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

DRIED FRUITS, TIE FINEST PACKED,
AT WALDRoN'S,
"a WASHINGTON AVENUE SOUTH.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18

Fifteen deed. aggregating $1,000 in value,
were filed yesterday,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Coming, "KIDNAPED."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-18
Sleigh Robes.

Very handsome Robes, fraught with
oceans of warmth and happiness, Gray
Goat. Black Goat, imitation Bear, Fox,
Wolf, Siberian Dog, Natural and Black
WOmbat $3.50 to $50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

lul1 49, $500 = ~ noruo einoueo
--Dnel646 lrom vIou tbte ~ 1890
~ uese TN = darpd 49, - a1kos
sIolshos,s 81 a. csnons & 6ss1nsaio
are eee.ssed : .traonpAs epeee1 : go
vrissss hs1 sssrh1 & VEN. Tks -
q s<sts epons thls nnorulnG,
tdvssd 4 willard h pfononneo1 ~
ehe Ehic4xo pres - - NJ gfen1e6k
&nxi.oh ne1oe that he appeared - oojo
oounefy. NJ. Willard uande Z very M
oetoulasioae eu1pAnee - Ameucs. Nio
record Va q the duliee1 deocssp1iou.
He had noo etoped v>lh ano>hef Snnnse
vie. cot ho md 10 ~ "a actor, nn1
~ koe peevo4 Il IL NJ oreaeee1 eeqoo g
me word. The much vyouEo1 ~
poleef of "Ihe olddtenlap, = which ~
Will play q ubWeFs' nexe Monday. y 3
aeufe full Of life Ard Nnlb, md ~
Q3tot un1usolneos y etfeo>lve. Ia ~.
rooo thio obApoe1ef y 3 gQntIe, Gutie)ooo
Old MAN. with bat ooo ,dear-hio Ut.
Wheo a1ouoed ~ wrong 10 hae but
ouo i6oo eoill. bal thai 0ea h povonoo.
coaes &c On enle Tomorrow morning.
Monaees Geasy snneupeeo - hi
nam feature ~ iho week ooou - eomo
Z moot nuvol atapool,on and 80 %.
uroly nou - all umuooRnone oookoeo.
ss1he Roooscr Ofoheo>sa," taod g
Gouuino musicol chickens, oovoo o1nl.
VnRe onsuyard rooooeeu Tilted h 6rono
oulle. and playing ell ooeto oe muoool
mi c-,~-~s6 Ale .<s1S9oS{o@ x,lllenlA 3Vr -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

xbo dngie M idse slneo Ara e.
peno1sd ~ Henry 0tosxs hes ben
1neessad apd discuspsd. without hAv-
~ enes sssehsd Ne poiu> Whese de.
ennnion csesss and eeye1nlinnllon ~
g,nA The uoeo pPoaounood b thess
visus regarding NE eoneola - - -
sjvod hon sueh = mooenso ooem Unable
= ~ bearer che Neccn 81 tAejr bepeo
thAn Ne paint hon which they arGne.
Are ths paths leading - Ne eonsnm-
aDa1ioa az their dsolseo - disesnllod
and confusIng. thai 10 cooamen
ground. upon which oil may meet. can
- found From he vagueness and
uneeSlAinty oe opinions e1pssened b.
~ Iead,ng advocatss Il would seem -.
The claim that : singls AZ upon land,
upoa ineomea. or upon any opeoi6ed
peoperty uaen ~ : yalpe upen, Will
plaee ~ burdsns Of oovernnent ppon
Dheuliess best skas - bear q. and ~
lisve ~ sizuGxling maases, Ieads 70 :
point where trouble begino, theory
ends. and opsnioue. likorudderlen sh,pa,
drift aud beoone Tie w of each wind
o. each wave - Il soukhs Or euTgoe
through the brain o. the exponent. II
the measure Vas such : one - 10 ap-
pal 70 the practical needs Of humanity
IL would long ago have been rescued
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

Dle BONANZA FRfleHT aATe3


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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18
THEY cLAMoR ron REFORM.

DR.. Kelley o. city physician seems 10
b. An mproyement on DR.. Wrlrht--at
loxat ne = spendinr less public money.
but whether or not he Il dong al fof
the dopondaut eick that ehouId be done
ronaina "a - zen. The nreaumntions.
however. are I'll ia his favor.-Mornlne
Pross.
r.cts sh.t h.ve cam. n ,;~,,t ~
Gently mao Il evident thaf there
shoi,jd ~ s 'thoronvh ;rvects~ntinn ~
toe Once ~ 6ivector IF thc noor. Far
some time nest thera have been vaene
rn .'oS ~ ;rrs-nIs r;tv = the sffs;rs 81
tns ~ssrs ,tcsct MT mo- hsve hsrdiv
Mem defin;te enonch - csii for of5ic,ci
inyeetieation. Il = altorether rrob.
s. S.e w;sS;r :t s, .ser 81 wh;cr ~
connc;l v;iI s. honrd - tsEa co9n;rance
oiYScisilv. The fsnt thsf seversi az ~
Krnse,: re,fv corS,eres - - Savcr -
: thorourh investicsfion az his densrt-
mont 4 moor thaf the nronoaed invoetl.
cstion s. not ,nsnired 81 Srtiasnshin.
fhe whole mstter should s. siftod MOI
thoros,ghlv Eaela-
4 fo6fs mevv r1s,ch nnon t,,n f.ce ~
the yetnrns ~ Direcfor ~ fhe Poor
Kr,,se wss A. rnfif man for ta~ nosi.
zion that he occup,es. and Il the r.
smrrs are corrert ~ shouid h mt ont
Thsn vniis this bnsinsse 81 iookinr
nm ~ rnffee - vhrch nuhIic oSIiocs
ara conducted 4 Ia hand. iet the vork
be thorouehly done.
Lei us step % stairs from the poor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

4 WORD ron The klNoEHcARTeh.
Editor - Inn HnBt4Ds
Can anyoue TIL Whnt tFnlt e ehGEao-
Ter - h that induces people - % uhovor
psoosnte upon little Ruth 0evolaod.
who already has al that heart con wish,
while there ase thooooQdo q lit1je oue6
perishine Tor want Of the comforts Of
ilfo And ou3ogiug Tor tho lack o. ten
dornoD and love, which eh1ir feot1o,
over-burdened mothers llnd Is impoo.
nblo @ eivo thom2 We cannot 70 into
al thee needy homes aud adminio1eF
10 their wenIs, but there b : way
opened IN I'll towns and citles, sven q
much - allevioto their sorrows and
oserceme some q the - results thAe
ariee from neglect in their Ore! yeass.
THIS help May = found 10 t1e kinder
garteo. Thew havo been coil4reu Ia
Che klndesHarten - unGoveInnole - y
eImoot diocousaeo The teacbofo, bot II
evefy ceee, By patient 1uoistous trooe.
ueut, this tendency eao beoo ovorcome
nod The children devoloped INTO usgfuj,
doeile, interested. and intoIligeat men
and women. Few roaIi1o uith Whal
study and pereietence The toaehss1
are obIieed 20 labor for the bet ond
moet uGoful dovoIopmont Of The early
nen1eeood child, TIE training q tho
affections ao1 the uufo)d;nG q The
moral poeuSe y of dow growth. bat Il
eives : foandatson broad nod deep foz
3 RSapder typo Of meu end vom6n n
ovGfy oo1uu1upity, 0fsu1 Rooj6o u
doJn2 = noolo work, bot theso afo hun.
dred1 q neG7ecte3 chiIdrsu net ye>
within ebe foIda 81 good innneocoa
We ass eufs there ass wiliina hoos1G
and hands IN this city that viii mos(
ioyfoIIy help n this noole outefprloo q
nthosjn& Il ~ n1gjected.
1hero eso SEVERAL men of wealth IA
thio cay WHO have more than they viii
need duefnR life, 1no tno bol~oqo they
ea4noe - Win tkom into tho ~
9;sss ND . 1cs 1lnsssf : lsssin1
r,oQu@snt T. the 49, 9 > e!ee1
ksn1esyos>6N ioeeItntieo. Wte M -
~ feflonooo 0uu9 b.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

al. Accident.
Bio RAriDs, Mich, Feb. l7.-Spread-
Ing rails caused the char car
and elseper Of tho midnight
train North on the q. r. 4 /.
70 be ditched one mile north Of thu
city. A prompt application OF the
brakes and the level ground prevented
serious results. Before the tipping over
the cars ran on the ties many rods. All
the passengers in the sleeper escaped
injury. Ono occupant Of tho chair cal
lost 3hrec fingers. The track was re-
paired during the night, aid Ill trainl
are running regularly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

Is will coot you pothine and uilD onro,
y do You god, e you have : co1eh.
Of L1nr;. DF. Einxs NeW DiSooscrsss
Tor coisumption, 0cuGho an1 CD &
guaranteed q give sol1of. - uoooy vill
IS paid bock. SuiEsscro fton q dripc1
soupd e 1uss re thug - snoerie -
u 10. Trial botf1eo loo q Hoek Dsoo!
drug stsse. IarGe stse - ap1 o1JoA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

Quinu troubled me e. tuon1v yoasa
Since I 6(Artpd using o.. Ihom69 Uec
trio Oh have not 6ed a aooook. m
oil cures ooro throat - onno. Nm
Letta Conrad. otandi1hs MioA.. oooebol
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

We Vim ny likounlly fos ~ oeviom
Of N eoegGe@lo 10y - nrnotcmoo 81
eyoxy eowu = reorusoot c1>elco pnHli,
cntions oioUptiy u|uo>gn1pd aol ~.
meunely popular. a tuil coy ~ 1l>o
hook iIlynlofod free. Far uartscnjnu
address e. b. Teach = Co.. Lakeokde
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

= ZEE esass.. &c l..e. n.s.e 9 D..
ss s ss ss1 ss sssss "a ss ~ s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

ovxrsuocD--11oioenso lSt1ncs ischlno
and ollnQngs noo1 - nt01oS uoouo 81
sczafchi1E e elIoue1 - eoe1fne{
tumos3 k5lu, vhiok o((1n o1oo1 81
ulceeo1o, bocom3ne VuEyuogO. DWA1uufo
O11z1UN9 otopo H i6Gh1n1 - No.
inGs hoolo uleSro1ton, ~ IS 80 60
re1noVm ~ o1nne9 &C 6r0G5n6R e
" oelI, ~ - euuoa ~ 1QoC6o 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

The beet sslvs IA the world cpe cuh
bruises. Doreo, ulceso, alt Eheum, fevd
sores. tetters ceeppe1 honds, ch,lelaine
coEns and Al okin erupetouos an1 pools
lively curoe pllcoy o. ~ pey soQojrs1-
It = Guasonteod - give portec1 o11IGlno
ten Of uaoney rosun6o4. Efjco - oon11
Per box. For ~ ~ ~ ne1a.. druD
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

II is surprising that people vill ~ :
common. ordinary pill !hen they can
same money. Dr.. AckeF'e English pilla
are positive cure fpe sfck-head 1che
and AL liver troubles. Thoy are small,
sweet. easily taken. and do net gsipo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-16
rhe European GRAIN Morement

The returns of the stocks of flour aud
wheat in Europe at the close of January in
dictate an increase in the supplies afioat in
the aggregate of 100000 bushels. The
quantity OF breadstutfs afloat for Great
Britain exhibits an increase of only 500, coo
bushels. The amount on passage to the
continent shows a decrease of 3,000.000
bushels. The quantity afloat for orders,
which virtually represents the speculative
element in the grain ON passage has in
creased 3, S00.O0 bushels. The stocks in
Great Britain are not quite so large, show
ing a decrease of !, 05e. 600 bushels. Supplies
in French ports appear to be steadily in
creaSing. ana are reported to be 100000
bushels larger than at the close of 1891.
This may be credited partially 10 the ar
rivals OF "long distance wheat The
stocks in store in Belgium, Germany and
Holland exhibit an increase of LOCO, 600
bushels. The estimated aggregate imports
of breadstuffs required for the United
Kingdom and the continent for the wear
ending August I, 1891, is estimated ut about
400 100000 bushels. For the six months
ending February l, 1899, the clearances of
breadstuffs for all European ports were
equal TO about 2l9, 800, 900 bushels, while the
requirements were 200000,000 bushels,
showing 4 surplus of Is, SOC, coo bushels. The
requirements during the last half of the
year viii be equal to about $50, zoo 900
bushels, or about $500 200 bushels weekly.
The great bulk of the supply must come
from America. Other countries will prob
ably not furnish 10 exceed 20, COO 900
bushels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-16
ON 'CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged but
Weak.
FUTURES GENERALLY LOWER.
Wheat Very Strong and Scores a Heavy
Advance-Corn Wealxens and CLOSES
Lower-Ths Coffee Market.
Other Markets
Commerc iar Notes.

The directors of the Oregon improvement
company have declared a dividend of So
per cent on the preferred stock, payable
March l next
The export clearances of both wheat and
-four from both coasts last week aggregates
3641, coo bushels, against 4, 100000 bushels
last week.
The Daily Market Record reports the
stocks of wheat in Oregon at 100000
bushels, and in Washington and Idaho at
1,30O,0O9 bushels.
The four Atlantic ports cleared Saturday
135, 7l2 bushels of wheat, 6.7l2 packages OF
-four, $40, 600 bushels of corn, 1000 bush
els of oats, and 500 bushels of rye
L Bradstreet's has an article on the wheat
Situation which concludes with the opinion
that European wants can be supplied to
another crop without any squeeze.
English farmers delivered last week
55l3I quarters of wheat at an average
price of BPS Sd, against 67,002 quarters the
preceding week at an average price of
33s Id.
The four Atlantic ports cleared last week
l,52l, 600 bushels OF wheat, ?, 5lS,6 $50 bushels
Of corn, 304, 100-bushels Of oats. Il, $50 bush
els of rye, $4,000 bushels of barley, and
$50, 600 packages Of -four.
The wonderful whirl in Reading took the
financial WOfIu Oy STORM. Inc DuylnS was
in enormous blocks and by the best class of
people.
The issue of new securities in London
last year fell off 20 per cent as compared
with the previous year. and a number Of
them failed entirely, while others were
only carried by private arrangement with
bankers who eXacted a liberal commission
for taking them.
The total exports of wheat land of -four
as wheat) from New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Newport News, New
Orleans, Galveston, San Francisco, Port
land, Oregon; Portland, Me-, Tacoma and
Bradstreet's, We're for the week ending
February II, 3,64l 1928 bushels. For the
week ending February they were 4, re, 451
bushels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-16

sumption of Europe at /. on. 900 bales or s.
S92, goo pounds. This estimate OF consunap-
ton IS considered by the majority of well
informed people as being excessive. but
then there viii be left in stocks at
European ports and mills on Ocsobe-
!, 1892, 2,2la,000 bales, against an actual on
October /, 1891, of 1.553.000 bales and
LOOP, 600 bales in 1890, s07, coo bales in 1889
and 10000 bales in 1855. In other words
the surplus is OF all kinds most likely
TO be more than three times as
great on October next as It
was four years before. Part of our Sat
urday report should read as follows:
Amount in sight February 1st. 7.176, coo
bales, to which is to be added visible in
terror stock, 500, 900 bales. and in
transit about 100000 bales on that date
Total Of say 7,sJO.0OO bales. Therefore,
the remaining II 40 will represent the
crop according to the bureau and this will
indicate about s. S60,000 bales.
Spots closed steady. sales 4SO0 Quota
tions unchanged
+. o. b.-Sales $3.50 bales. Good demand
for middling and above at easier prices.
German and Liverpool buyers chief oper-
ators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-16
The Cation Report.

Special TO the Gazette.
New ORLEANS, LA, Feb 15.-Atwood.
Violet * Co. say:
Futures-All markets are lower to-day,
Liverpool closing barely steady at
a decline of / or points, and this
market - lower than Saturday. The same
namely thai there is hardly any loss in
stocks at St. Louis, Memphis and Augusta,
and vet the port movement is only 5000
bales smaller than the corresponding time
last week.
Port receipts to-day are $4,000 bales,
AGAINST 10000 bIles this day last year. and
receipts here to-morrow are estimated at
l,.UOO bales, against y, COO bales at all ports
last week Memphis receipts to-day are 1900
bales against $40 bales this day last week
d nd 1868 bales this day last year. Our
liverpool information is that spot sales
there lately have been almost entirely for
Investment and that otherwise sales were
tifling,i. e., that spinners are taking but
very little,
Mr. NeiI, in statement published this
morning, assumes this years crop is $500
900 bales. The stock carried over in
America on the lst of September, last, was
22S,090 bales, making the supply for the
year 9, l2S000 bales. He further assumes on
this side Of the Atlantic consumption will
amount TO SOC, 900 bales, 7leaving for Eu-
, rope &, l2S. 900 bales, or ! total of all kinds
g. S5S000 bales Tho stock ~ European
ports and mills Of all kinds October !, 1891,
was Ssh. 900. or total European supply
Tor the year II, l06. o0e.
Mr.. Ellison estimates the weekly con-