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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-20

LAST year there was plenty work
and good wages. This year little Or
no work, in proportion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-20

THE veterans have good defender
in Congress in the person of General
Sickles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-20

For more than thirty years we have
levied the LARGEST part of our federal taxes
in violation of thi. vital truth until we
have reached I'm the existing tariff "a sys-
tenn of class taxation which history can
not parallel
So many private enterprises have been
takep into partnprship with the govern
ncut so many private interests now share
i'm the prcrogatiye of taxing O.OOO. 600 peo-
ple. that any attempt TO dissolve this IL
LEGAL uniop is necessarily encountered bv
an opposition that rallies behind it, the in
tolerance of mouoply. the power of con
ceutrafpd wealth. the iucrtia of fixed hab-
its and the honest errors of a generation
of false teaching.
Contiuuinu. the report states that the
bill is not offered as a complete response
to the mandate o. the people. IL no more
professes TO be purgcd of all protection
than to be free of ali error i'm its complete
details Ii is recognized that great inter
ests do exist which it is no part of the
dut,- of rop0rrss IN impcril I'm dealing
with the tariff question it, must be re-
nembared tbattcmprrnt.r 4. reform is sarsat.
as it has the princtuaI of growth
pr,t,rtic,, MA Not pr,toct
D.-..;.. 49, .,...., t.,. .l...i,,t,l,.
f,iiaI r,.,io,t ~ ttr,,,.s r,,si,,,,. ,,,,t
- 80 w.
-, ham, f,tn
,i,,,, and ,,r,...rt,ir,ti.g ~ r,al.,. mn.
tariff system tbe football of party politics.
and the stability of Iorpe business inter
ests are at stake nj every popular election.
In the early dpys of the repub!ic the
manufacturers were the strongest oppo-
nents of a bipb tariff knowing that their
bnsinass was prosnering along natural
limos and sbouId not he Disturbed The
first bigh tariff of 1s18 yos enacted how
ever and this provoled natural reyul-
sion
protection has RIM q like course since
the vyor After the war there arose q
STRONG demand for low tariff. but the
protectionfsts thwarted nny reduction of
conseoucnce until 1872 when tbe, suc-
ceeded in epactinR a law reducing duties
about 10 per cent as q asubstitrlte for a bill
maxine, rnucb greater reductions
Tbe renort discusses mt Iengtb the spc-
cessf1I efforts of tbe bepefciaries of the
| hiuh tariff to defeat reduced taxation.
| and compares the present loud outcrv
against any reductions with the predic-
tions of general disaster to- follow the low
| tariff act of 1916 This act revived instead
of paraIvzed industry. and WAS such a
success that further reduction was de
manded and granted by congress.
Protest Against the War Tariff
Tbara. WAS "a r,aner,I nrotpst AGAINST tba
bir-b t,riG. of lstI Sanotol. sherman and
ot6ar Iaa,Iip, RenubIicops of thnt tina
are ouoted 1s urotrstin,, in tbe name of
the mann racturprs that the tariff be NOT
raised
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-20

The Restaurant is one Of the best I'm the coal
regions, and has elegant dining parlors attached
for the use of ladies.
The Bar is stocked with the best ales, beers,
porters, wiuos liquors and cigars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-12-20
TARIFF BILLPRESENTED
The Measure Now Before the Lower
House Of Congress,
PROTECTIVE TARIFF AssATLED,

Protection, II Is stated, Throws business
out of Natural Channels Into Artificial
Channels, aud Makes the TariT the
Football of Politics.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

Monday the House, SO far as it ha!
power, settled the fate OF silver coin
age. The vote was first OH the Blanc
l6 to | amendmene to the repeal bill
then the question being successfully
on the IL to l, the IS to l, the - to
20 to | amendments. The first vote.
on the is to | Bland amendment, was
123 to 90 against the amendment,
the repeal people having g majority
of l02 votes, On the II to amend
ment the vote was 100 to 240. On the
Is to | amendment the vote was l02
to 239--a majority of 1871 for the re-
repeal people.
Finally the vote was on the amend
ment 20 re-enact the Bland Allison
law, and the result was the defeat OF
the amendment-l35 to 2l3. Then
the vote was on the original measure
the bill repeating the Sherman silver
purchase act. The bill pase Ivy Il
vote of 239 to 10, and the Sherman
law was repealed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

| Mrs. NJ. Holland who has beer
spending several days in town visiting
friends and attending the catholic
mission left for her home at Rhinelan-
der Tuesday.
j. A. Cushman OF this city Repre-
sentIng the lid and well-kno WI
Newark Nurseries Established 1882,
is prepared to furnish Il STRICTLY
FIRST-CLASS GRADE OF MUIR
SERY STOCK.
Our Terms OF Sale-All stock de-
livered in a healthy, thrifty condition
and guaranteed to be OF the grade
specified in the Order, and NO SUB
SITUATIONS MADE.
Our authorized statesmen have our
signed Certificate OF Agency.
G, w. STUART & Co.,
NEWARK. NEW YORK.
$50 Acres Devoted to Grooming Muir
sery Stock.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
VOICE OF THEPRESs.
The Party OF Evils

Oswego Times; AS it was the
Democrat tic party which pushed the
country on to rebellion, so it is the
Democratic PARTY again that has
pushed it into its present unhappy
straits, When the country was pros
pcring, as never before, under u pro
tectiye tariff and the BE. sings OF z
SOUND currency, til. Democrats.
managers could not let it alone, and
with a purbindness OF vision and
recklessness OF consequences hardly TO
he expressed III words, they have
pressed for char
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
The Sheridan Lumber Company
ASSi0nG.

Last Saturday the Sheridan Lum-
Der Company OF this city made an
assignment for the benefit of creditors,
John Barnes Of Rhinelander being the
assignee, The assignment came as q
surprise to the people here. Although
they knew the company WAS shorCof
ready cash to meet claims no one
supposed their financial tronbles 50
serious.
Atpresent it is impossible to give any
figures as To assets OF liabilities but it
is thought that the former Jnsioerably
exceed the latter aud that the creditors
will receive dollar for dollar of their
claims.
In an interview with 4 member Of
the company h gives as the causes Of
the failure the stringency in the
money market the inability to make
sales or to dispose Of paper 50 as to
meet their claims as they became due
and to pay the wages OF the men.
Just before the assignment the
Underwood Lumber Co. leased the mill
and will run it the balance OF the
season.
They assumed all debts due the men
for laber and made arrangements with
the majority OF them to accept half now
and the balance in foui. months. From
now on tbs mon arc to receive their
wages monthly IL cash as they earn it.
just what effect the failure will lave
on tbs town ii is hcrd to say. The
Company hopes, If tbs times brighten
up. to be able to settle up every thing
and resume business. That they may
be able to do so is the sincere wish Of
every one here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
some sound Rdvicc.

Philadelphia Star: Republicans
must not he led from their duty by
spacious misleading or half hearted
understanding III events. We suffer
from the evils af d triumphant,
aggressive Democracy, We must ro-
move tie cause. Silver is the pretext
We took care Of silver whenin power
We can do 50 AGAIN, lie .shnnesty
,of Alncrican money was never IL
question under Republican president
Nor Will ii he again III question Nlier
the happy DIS .of Republican ascend
anry returns. e.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
rAe preaiae1t,o unha ply Position.

Waterfowl Times: The position
the president finds himselfin, assaiied
by readers of his own party on the
floor OF congress. is the natural re-
suit OF accepting ipport based cn
pledges he did net intend to carry
ont. President Cleveland, all
through his public career, has Oh
tanned position by the support OF for
ces that he Kicked away when TIC
position was won.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
county Officers.

b.if-MAX SELLS
~ ~ CIerk-T. I LOUGHLIN.
Esfer of Deeds-F. j. DECKERT.
psurel-T. B, Walsh.
H. Of Court-W. D. NEVILLE.
/ Attrrney-N. a. COLMAN.
=, Iudge-E. G.. ALLEN.
foyor-D. GRAHAM.
If Schools-ALEX. HIGGINS.
(aor-IAs. OBERHOLTzER.
p ~ Board-L. j. COOK, Eagle
~ FRANK RODGERS, Minocqua;
oI7GL1N, co. CLERK. Minocqua.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
city Officers.

trman-L. J. COOK.
'rpisnrs-M. RICHMOND, MART
Ek-M.J J. REILLY.
asnrpr-W. j. WALSH.
fsso,-W. A. BRADFORD.
En-. A. COLMAN, JAS. ODER
TIER, A. +. HOWARD, d.
&,ahIes-Ben MINToN, A. WRIGHT,
EvI SEXTON.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

r-romle River Lodge No 100 meets
~ ,lnnday at their hall over +. Beard
* drug store fsroth hers from oIher
are cordially invited
'hite Ii "e"' ia ms W"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
congregational Church.

~ he church every Sunday at
n tG' ' m and Z 30 p. III. Prayer meet
1. Wednesday evenings at 1880. sun lay
\ Immediately after MOI ming service,
h Peoples Christian Enaeavor neia one
P''''' I'll, G. Todd, Pastor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

smonv Tent No. II X. O. T.. NJ. meets
krrv Thursday evening at AZ iooo
bnmpIars hall. Visiting nights az
welcome. -
Eyan Ii. X. w. y. Nlhoa''' 'o''i'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

\ II. Eagle River Lodge meets every
\ Nm. y" and fourth tuesday at their hall
ver drug store. Visiting brothers cor
invited vii, A varv Soc
avery, w NJ.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

.A-rogIr Waters Camp No 900 meets
rh If and thira Friday OF every
onth ut Smiley's Hall.
Irk see NJ W Mcintyre Consul
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

.nolic Church Services first Sunday in
! 'l'U n,onth Mass, 1870 III Vespers
fo' Rev. Father n. July, Pastor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

LF.L.V. of Eagle River No. 59lS
Icts second and fourth Wednesday
|euing of each month at So'ciock sharp
|ty's hall. Visiting brothers are cord
Hited.
GARRISON Pres. M. "A. ?" est
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

churches and Societles.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

i. A. Cushman is taking orders for
G.. w. Stewart Il Co.'S nursery Al
Cushman will not only tend to deliver
mo ali orders but will set tn IN oat next
snrinu. He has had good deal OF en-
neris0ce in this kind OF work having
followed it all his Ifs. liz can tell You
lust what fruit is adapted to our soll
and climate and understands putting
them out so that they will live You
can not do better than give him your
order.
A ten year old son of Z. w Anier
son, while playing a few days ago.
stumbled and fell upon the biasie OF all
ak cutting deep cash IN his mead.
Though painful wound it is not con-
sidered dangerous one anu the little
4 fellow will soon be all right.-AntoI
/ Wright. Eagle Rivers chief oi poilct
WAS IN town tuesday. Jas. Il, Howe
has severed his connection with ths
Democrat at Eagle River. An Osh
kosh party will look after the papers
interest ii the future l.liinclafltie'
I Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
ng this afternoon.

lhE hNiH ulAtfUouus
There has not come to This city for
many months past an enterprise of any
importance that is NOS due directly no
the efforts of The chamber OF commerce.
a case in point Is the MrCori. Collins
Grocery company. The establishment
OF this company here is Che direct re-
suit ~ the measures Of the chomber OF
commerce.
Tho chamber needs the loyal support
Of The business men aud the business
interests Of Fort Worth. and q full at
tcudgurr of eamcst, loyal citizens Of the
city is desirable &C this afternoons meet
ing
one of those greatly Interested In one
Of the most Important projects ever con-
sidcrcd for this city said. "You people
arc worry lukownrm about your chamber
of commerce, which s the originator o.
qua hy ihc iorrc of circumstances, tho
leader iu 90 great enterprise. Your
people do NOT support one another. How
thrn can we EXPECT them 90 support MS.
if We should come hprcF'
Another matter of prime importance
is tn De- submitted today. un amendment
10 Che constitution and hy-lnW4 Permit.
ting the chumhpr of commerce iO orpn
grain exchange AMI provide lur official
Inspection aud grading of gruiu. This is
o. stCu absolutely uteg sslry m view OF
thc Wiiliu.II.lrWIt ritr Recently made
hJ ihc Santa F'r iNilWuy company. au
v,auple that will Dee followed by other
uulH.
Attend The meeting today. every mem
hrr ul the chamber of commerce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
OENICER RIGGLEs snnr

A lnmcutable AFFAIR that caused dopp
concern tp the unutcutional Duuse Of
The painful Injury. was the accidental
shooting of Special Texas and pnciHc
depot Policeman Henry lugglcs. hy hls
warm personal friend, PatrUlman
Charley Nicely
Everything heing very Dun about the
drpuI Object l,igslc, sent word to bis
iiithd Nicely, who WAS Oft duty at q
10 meet bim about Main aud Front
street for a litilr chat Officer P,,tou
Maddox mot with them Recently Tho
police has boon wHGIug war ou tho ours
ana not caring Co u4u the i5s the force
Is armed with, the officers have b,ep
shooting tho dup with ~ rulibrc pistols
Whom the oii rrs met thpy talked
nhout their pistols and made compnri.
sous, taking tho prseunton to throw
put ull the cartridge. from onrh oil The
utre pistols They an went into The
snlOnu nl thr corner tu look nt their mis-.
tolls, iuu While standing there milking.
special Officer Bryant cnme ip. and re.
iu"iLlNk' y Nr some cartridges that win
hi uhlt gun. loaded Ncoly's pistol and
ma Do hark ou the counter Nicely did
hpl notice This wloadiug of ms pistol.
me- Wckel o up, pressed tho trigger. aud
to hi, horror IL was discharged. tbp bali
gong hy fcytuu Maddox and STRIKING
ligElcs un the RIGHT side az the law.
about nn inch and o. half back of tbp
clln, gitncing from Che bono downward
sud 60 rhr lett going through tbo uprk
Hhu lo.NInE lrst under che SKIN ON the
itit H4r 'rlr the COLLAR bone 10 win
~, 'ut QUE to-day 10 was a very remark.
"nie oae'le from @ fatal wondiur. and
Nu the officers wcrr deeply gricyrd M
me uccurraucc. Officer Rigglrs wns
night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
.ITSYEARLY NEE TING.
Annual Election Of the Chamber
Of Commerce.
SOME SPORTING MATTERS.
A Challenge From Burke The Cooking Main.
Henry Rigglss Shot. Heights TempIar
installation Badly Burned A
Broken Thigh--llems.
REpoRr on FLuEs.

Tho full text of ile report of Assistant
Chief john Celia, acting as hun In
spcciOr Tor the city VI Fort Worth is
here given. This matter having been IN
ayoidabiy crowded cut Of tne regular
council rport
Fort Worth. Tex. January, 1893.
To Tho Honorable City Council Of the
City u Fort Worth
Gentlemen. A. iirst assistant chief Of
your fire department, | desire 90 submit
my report as ilue Inspector for the last
nine months
In the coufsc Of my duties / bave come
60 the conclusion That the question Of
huos is q very impOTnut one. especially
IN towns and cities whore q grent many
cheap houses are thrown up. " is al
most the universal custom tO build the
chimneys on wooden supports that is 10
soy the brick work does not 80 10 the
friund, which IN my opinion u very
dangerous as 10 causing fires. ns the
cement ou tho boards on which the
structure rests Invariably cracks from tiie
loat. and nothing remains but pine
board, which of course. becoming very
dry. Il exceedingly inaommable.
! have MISC found that ninetenths III
the kitchen ilues are either run through
tin yentilators or ralu proofs, both being
exceedingly dangerous
In some Of uur business blocks I have
discovered ashos pilcd up several feet
high Ou Che noOr stove pines passing
through ceilings with ru5ted out ycutila-
tors or yculllniors that were even with
the iipor and mo- protecting rim. OF course
nll The trash Jnd small pieces of paper
oult in between the pipe and wood and
the nest thing Is 1 hrp
] have found o great many drv goods
boxes iu tho rear wi stores aud under
stair cases, and in vacant rooms FUN ot
ashes paper and other trash. or poursc
J have always ordered these places
cleaned mp. ! viii static That ! have iu
epopled 800 average of ut lrHst 300 nups
month During that lime haze ron-
demuod from twenty 10 thirty iuDs
month Aly method is tD inuuirr of tlip
resident ns tn whuhur he OWNS ilic bild
ing or noe. 81 boz docs order hin fo pot
in a proper iiuc ~ he is % rrntcr find
the owner or agent and notify him IN
person
inspect new buildings and insist on
their being built "a, safely as possible to
prevent fires.
Ina conclusion ] beg 10 state chat the
dangerous rain proof should be- abolished
hy ordinance aud u huc placed op amy
one using thcm AMI also that tlip con-
str1ciou of brick chimnevs con wooden
supports should De- strictly prohibited by
the laws of our city,
Respectfully submittol
InTIN 1HT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
NO VISIBLE REASON
For the Decline in the Price Of
Cotton Yesterday.
THE MOVEMENT VERY SMALL,
And lhe Bulls Should Have The Better Of The
MARKET MonaY Easy Silver Higher
Stocks Somewhat Lover.
Bonds Active.
McELROY 4 GIBERT.

New Orlcmr. La, Jan. IL Specially -
Nj Elroy & Gilbert say;
The conference arranged Tor tomorrow
between MASTER spimcrs and operators
seems Co have inspired a stronger hone
OF a favorable termination 81 ihc l.onca-
shire strike la this murke, than iu Liver.
pool, for tlir latter closed AGA lower
than yesterday, with spots easier aud
sales uf 500 hulcs. Whilo both iu New
lorl, aud here throughout thc morning
the market was Well sustained 0t about
yesterdays closing figures. The adjourn.
mcut of 'be senate Cor % day had also
something lo 60 with The steady feeling
exhibited during the morning As the
day wore ON, however, thc impaticuct
of tho longs began 90 show itscf ia ruth.
er free realizing, and dis disposition %
cover caused considerable decline. New
York closing 13 lower, and our market
. 10 ~.
Spots were offered more literally. but
the demnnd was light AMI sale. were
only 400 bales 10y factors und 1850
bales To arrive, at i-lGc lower thar ycs.
touiN, Aiiddling, AlH.
Receipts az an ports were 1900 bales.
against 1900 bales last year. end Now
OrlcHns expects tomorrow iJUO hnlos
agaiust IU0O bales last year, and lG.5W
bales nc all ports. As TAR as figures OF
the movement for this week 20. no cnuse
eau Dee found in them for the disposi.
ton of the longs to unload, hut a good
deal of selling WAS 10 doubt IN anticipa-
tion OF more favorable comparison
with receipts for the coming week.
Silver was n little higher, bur not suF-
hcienuy 80 10 lend much encourage
uent 20 buyers. Ia view of the cOmpara-
lively smai long interest Ia the market
and the probability Tint The senate win
100 be able To take up the Hutch I'm
tomorrow, oWiag TO the death OF senator
henna, steadior market Is looked for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
OFFICERS ELECTED

AZ recent meeting of Fort Worth
Ruling No 30. H. ~ G., the following
officers were elected Tor the ensuing year.
and will b. installed lhis evening.
w s. Essex. W ruler. Eugene Burr.
w vice ruler y. H. Boyd. chaplain. il.
b Cooke w. recorder john a lIcr. W.
collector; W. A. Shirley. w. treasurer.
J.. h. perkius. W. marshul. ~. 4. Cnl.
houn, w wardcp Charles y. RYAN. ".
guard; u G.. Ornck. W sentry W. K
Howard and W H. West. medical OK.
nminers; sun j. Hunter, Juo u. fcuis
aul A. u. Want trustees. W. w. Harris
field. Ed g. ordct and T. H.. pcr.ns,
andlting committee
Al members os wen nv the officers.
elect are requested Co hc present ut
knights of Honor hall corner second
and Houston stIprts. fhls cyrHiug nt
2 'ap sbnp George w. Armstrong viii
De tue Installing uIlicrn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
THN KNIOnTs rElIrIAn

Last Tuesday evening tbc annual cleo.
Uon oi olhcrrH 0l Worth Commnudery
NJ IA kulGhU rcmplar occurred agd
thr following officers wore elected and
D., d. ~ Hnrn, eminent commander: y. y.
WiNNhlrr sepcral,sdmO; Dr. ii. a.
Hlrrrn8, rnptnn-gcncral. Or. Geo Jn,t.
s'n' seuioF warieu; D. y, Presley. Inn.
l%Sgg g, M. .. /. Wright Rrelgto; W. q.
g. { Rivers. warden Ed Jennin,fs.
standard bearer, Captain j 4. Uirhnrl,
son, sword bearer
Ati2r the clecflon end INSTALLATION cora.
monies were over Judge Gnnah ON h,-
hnll of the commandcry. prosecuted tbe
fcul1ng commander. Rlchnrd ord
Mth very rich aud costly Kuirhfs
ieuplar leWoi in The form 81 II watch
charm The genial Dick WIS rreotly
surprised, apd for the limo Ma readiness
oi speech deserted hlm. hut he GnoIl,
collected himself and responded to tha
presentation ln a neat speech fhon IT,
t1umnndey WO3 called OF nud fLe
knights ol took something
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
ATWOOD NIOLEr & 40

New Orleans, La. Jan. ILL., SnecinI -
Atwood Violet X Co. say:
fumVs The uncertainty about r II.
Wilson a. CO.'S estimate the continued
threat OF the passage Of tho auti.0Bt'op
ON by the senate and the absence 0f
huying power, together with tho gradual
liquidation of tie long interest. mas
brought about another decline closing
her 10 points lower chan Yesterday,
Liverpool closed , points lowor ana
as we gaid In our lbs rfbUrt ltverpbol
had today no encoura lcl.t 10 iplprovc
alter Che course of the markets on tbis
side yesterday. Liycuuols cypectnti,,n
OF big rVceipts have not been nssiizpl
today ua NE port movement Is loss thnn
1000 bales, against l3lDO bales last
year nuu an estimate for tomorrow hen,
Of 4Wn bales against 1000 bales lgst
ye1r and 1880 bales 0t mn ports lnst
year and 200 bales in 1855. we have
20 oiton expressed an opinion thar must
hc tAo opinion Of oTery one as 10 make
rereptiun tiresome. but we say again M
the spinners DO not huy. what ure We
gong 10 do about ~ Mr. Nriu showed
n DIS statement published iasr Sunder
with G.2J0tNM bale crop. Awe,ira
would only give Liverpool .AO GA0
bales additional the balance OF The sna.
son.
Europe claims that bad trade would r..
duce their consumption We shall now
ever hive 10 wait aud sec whether
prices discount crop SO very much
under $500, 600 bales ms We helieye ri
ia
ne amount coming into sight this Wool,
viii probably he t3J,OO0 bales. aaainsi
22AOO0 bales last year and ~ he 15tb
q February tbs loss win be moro thap
4,WNoO hales and by Friday next ii
Nlll be l,SQhOW bales less than lasr
year WRWhcr these estimates N real
ifed would make the market any better
s tne question, We SAY there n eyerv
reason why the marker should hnnrova
lAyerpoo WIN give surprise some lac
N coming iu hettor whom expected lower
Aei it might pc so tomorrow. Niison ~
~, esumate Is expected tomorrow.
i, si@'s quiet sales. 100 halca; quota.
uoAs DOZEN l-l6t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
CAN co no WEgr pOrNr

On Weiue. day. jan Z. u cNnuina-
ton for appoininou to West Point WINS
hold ut Gainesville. IrG COmecys
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