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The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
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MOnral. Dingo--15O cattle S952, tax S.S.J5, bond int. si i3; costs &1 93. ....S 3l Q! Moore, Nora--Lots 2l. 22s, block 1, 40O; imp. S201; tax FlS costs Ti.S ..........S 19 70 Margarvltch. G-2 work horses S63.GO. cattle sl3.S0, So. harness f@O, hay press tlOO farm impi sl6, posS right $50, bar fixtures, stock goods TGO0, watch S5, furn SlOO house on E. land sa50, l-i sec. 70, twp 2O range !, 5aqgO. tax so9.;o costs s5.l5,.... ..,..-s lO5 i5
 Real estate held for personal prop Marsilall, G. E.--Imp, poss. right, SlOO. Marshall, J. M.,oTo6ls saOO, mdsc. s&5, '" furn. fJG, tax SS.25, costs go .:.... 2 8 15 Marshall, John--5 saddle horses S159 15 chickens S2.J0. wagon go, buggy sl0, watch S5. furn. S25, 1-i sec 10, twp 20, range s, S290, imp. $50 tax sli05. costs
 Real estate held for personal prop Crty.
 horse f69.90, har. and saddle so, farm
 mpl. s25. min. mach. BIO, furn S2j, ss $, costs siS5 ~ ..,',..,. s .,'D .'.,'.,s aiis
 Real estate held for personal prop MudGrsbach, J. C.-iOo sheep a8OO, imp. poss right 32y0, tax $50. cost S2......,..s g co tax Ssot t costs " ...'...,.s '' D@ D = '- sos MoTcitt, w. Saddle horse $ai.2O. furn. S20 , cattle S31.I5, tax S2.19, costs Martin, |. 0, ,Wiliiams-os saddle horses " SS3. 153 stock cattle Sgl2 poultry &, furn. S5J, lots l3 to l7, block i0 SI5, tax S339 99 bond int. $t.i0, costs S2..0 ! J1 80
 Real estate held for personal prop erty
 Martin, Geo w.. Wlliams-4 saddle horses sE72O saddle g, Imp. po-s. right s30, U0 cattle S]S0,60, tax Si6.gJ, bond int go, costs Sl.3D ..........,-...S 1S W, Martin & Shupp, Willigms-50 cattle S3l7.3], taS S9.52, bond int. .iS, costs ,,,.,..,.... :..... ....,,...,.....,.s 10 eS Morse Mrs. A. C.--Lot2, block ", ;25 imp. 9t15, tnX. C, costs 80 .......,,....S c 90 Miller, Iicrman-2 mules fi00 horses S!0d.S0, 310 cattle S!3iS.2S, G901 sheep SloiO0 wagons fl00, 6 hogs sG0, imp. pOss right SlOO, so acres land S5J0, iaX SiS1.I5, costs S2i.S5...............5J S2i Jl2 co
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Miller. C. F., Wlllams--3 hogs, s1.50. poultry sl3.j0, saddle horse A.O, farm impl. f10, furn. Sll imp. poss, right slO0 taX A.gS, bond int. .25 costs .75 l 5 9s Miller r. F.. Williams--2 saddle horses Sl08, poultry Sil.50, saddle &, imp. DOS. right SiO0 furniture s40, tax siG.5S, bond int. 63. costs Sl33 ........ s IS n Morris, Charles C.-Aloney at interest Ss09 tax S2i costs $l70.. .!..........-. s % 70 Marringcr. l.. C Fredonia-Inp. pOsS. right s5O0, saddle horses sl20 l2j cattle SIa3 2i, tax &J2.i0. costs S2.G0. 8 i5 % Murray, Kate, Williams -- 200 cattle s.2O93I. imp. poss. right S200, tax sil.0s, bond Int. f2,%1, costs %iO...".S IS 9e
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
G coNTINUED.)

James r. M--1 work horse 253 wagon so. farm, iupl. Sl0. pose right S1C0, furn, S5. tax s56t cost .1a.,............S A2 Judd Ira M Fredonia--9 work horses S8iS9. colts SlO.6l. hogs fI2, chick- ems S250 cattle s2i,30, harness S10. poss. right s100 house in Fredonla S100. tax S0.5G costs S1. part payment Feb. 2i. 1894, SS.36. balance S3.. co Johnson Ncphi. Frcdonia--1 marc s.24J work horse Si2,i0. COW i3.1O. 9 cattle sl2.i wagon Sl0 harness so. poss, right Sl00 furn. s10, 6 chickens S3. house in Fredonia S1OO tax Sl0,65. costs S1. 03...,.........;.. ...,..,......S II eB
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

4 sec, q twp 13 range sI00 imp. S650, tax S81 50 costs S3.a5... ...... 8 60 O
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Wilson. s. S.-e work horses Sfs7.20, 2D cows. &2l76 19 poultry Sc, wagons :, tax ss.oS, costs eO.'..!.,..s.. ........'s s@ Woodbridge J.--4 work horses iI27.2o saddle horse S15.aO, burro f5. 5c01 sheep 2l0,G0o, wagons sJ1, harness sl0, imp. poss. right 2i00, tex s319.2i costssl595 ......... .... g-J f9
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

Yberro, Cagitano,--3 brood mares f95.4o, saddle horses s63.60, hogs 2l5s l2poultry a6, tax s5 70, costs 70, part payment sl.l0 balance. 5 500 Yancy, w. H.--i2 chickens &, musical instrument s50, lots 2l, 9 9 24 block ? x $l0), Imp, Sl00, tax s16s costs .g03 6 aS
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Young, Little & Co. Fredonia--2 work horses S34.S0, 5J0O sheep s1l ,000, wag- on SG0. harness S25, inIp poss right 800, tax s3s1.09, costs Sl7 l755..........s 3os 6{
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
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Klustemeyer w, J. Bellemont . work horses Sl21.20. 3 cows S2.0i 2 burros S10 3G chickens SIS. wagon S25. har- ness so furn. $50, 40O0 sheep SS000. tax S2is.49. costs Sl2,9O ;...... .......,..$ S8i 3 Kathrens .R.--pony Sl0. tools S25. farm impl. S20 furn $50. 1-4 sec 4. twp 19. range 6. S400 lots to 4. blk g J. lot .. blk 2 l., S2C0, imp, SilJ0. tax S55,G5. costs $39S .................. ...........S 5S Q
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 kislingberry Harry--Fum. $50. tax Sl.60. costs .5S ......,. .......$ ...S 20 Kennedy John. Gallup. x. .M.--Block g. S250, imp S200. tax Sl3 90. cost SI.1S,.,.S fl c Kcnniston x Reed--iI00 sheep S.s2C0. wagon SlO. tax S66.31. cost S3sO.....,. 70 Il King & Jenkins. for II. Hewniug. Showlow--400 stock horses SSO00. tax S2i0. costs l2,60 ,,,..,.,. ..........,..., 15a 5
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

Leaning Fla acres sec l5. twp 2a. range [, Sll.25, lot .2. blk 5, S5J0. imp, $500. lots BOO. tax S3i.A costs S2.3o.. V g Oe
 Real estate held for personal prop LocEett Bros.--4 work horses s@l2 5 ponies s63G0 2 COWS S36.40. l2 cattle SI621 i0C0 sheep SS900, 1 hog B. 30 chickens SIS. wagon S25 buggy ss9. harness S25 poSs. right Sl0J. furn. Sl00 imp Jack smith spring T20O l-4 sec l. range :. Si01. imp. li0), t-i sec twp costs si565 ....,.s SIS %
 Real estate held for personal prop CFty,
 Lalnport ]. A.--l saddle horse S25 sad ',; ;Gle Sl@ tools Si5 furn, si5, tax 5Io, .lcosts ,15. :........: .:....... i5 Lamport X Trcat--Lots to Is blk4E, $50, tax slo,5O. costs Sio5 ..,..,.,...,s ~ II 8 Leaning Mrs.--stock goods $50, tax, Sl,jO costs .bs .........,. ,........,......S 20S Lewis Bros --i stallion slc5, 3 brood mates sl2T 20. 2 mules flO0 saddle hor,es Td3 60. 2 COWS $26.30. 1000 sheep S.OlQ wagon S2j. spring wagon Fi5. saddles il5 farm iupl: }lO' posses,ory right 100 iewclry Ss5, furniture S.5. harness Sl5. 2 lots Sl00 tax SSS.i0. costs siSO,2 stock horses Sli61. ........S @ 90
 Real estate held for personal prop Love John Improvements on posses sory right S2js, lot S.0O tax Sl3.J0. costs SIl5......... ....................S fl O
 Real estate held for personal prop LarEin J. chg. Wcndovcr--Improve ments pOssesSOry right 8l5O. tax Sl.J9. costs .Tj........,.,. .....................S 13 LlIsc l. T. tscC BaSsl-l-i section 2Stwp. ?. range I Sa00. Improvements S2CO. lots 10 20 q 22 block . E S2O0. improve mCnts S2j0 tax &.j.50. costs &l.T5......s .1 95 Lee J. ll. Tuba City--i work horses SlG6, 22-ycar-Olds S21.20. 1ycarling S5, 7cattlo S347, l hog Sl, wagon S2j. poultry s3, poss. right S-5, tax sl!.C9. cost $1;so, ..:,;.F 5sO Lyon JOhn--LOts Co G. block c. s30O. tax sg. cost .J5. .................-..-....S 0j Lyons it. r. Willams--3 work horses S63 GO. l saddle hOrsC S5650 l2 stock horses S:,jI.i0. wagon S:,5 buggy Sal. harness so. mower S2j hay rake SlJ hay press SSJ. farm imp. $50. pnS~. right $l0) 16O acres SjCO. tax S33.S9. bond int. St61, costs B.. ..............S 3T 1T
 Real estate held for personal prop Crty.
 Lamb D. Williams--Lots 1 125 G. block 1J, SiG0. lots s. block a. Si0. lots to i. S15 imp. sll0. tax S91 30. bond Inter crest si.0i. costs St.0l part payment al1.5 lCtS1 2. blk i3 del. balance fE.Ui, 1ufn. TaJ......... ............... Q Gi
 Real estate held for personal prop crty.
 Lamb, E., kanab--5 saddle horses slO8, 1 saddle SiO, 100 cattle 5GJl.6I, tax F22d', costs tl e.. U!.............,.........S 2i ii
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
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The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

MoritZ, J.C., Williams--2 work horses.
 Sl32.J0, 1000 sheep SS000, wagon s15, bar S,5, imp. poss. right Sl00, tax $2499S,
 bond int. S1a.50, costs S5. 70, part pay
 ment Sl40, balance sl22,ls, ,,,...,.,...s 132 1e
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15

Perrin Land & Stock Co.,, Wlllams--1 stallion s79.5O, I6 mares S3ls, 1 work horses Sa19, 9 saddle horses S95i, 10 2-year-oldS i2l2. l2 ycarlings Sl2i 20, 8colts s3l go. 2j9Ostock cattle s15SGj.55 l0C calves S43j.3I. hogs Sl2, wagon $50, buggy $50, mower S4a farm inipl. S26 furn. S309 15OO0 sheep s3O0O0, sec tons 1 3579 II 13 15 IT 19 2i g 9 % 31 8 8, twp 2l, range 2 11520 acres, sec 3579 II l3 l51 1T tg 2l 9 25 9 @9 3i ;} B, twp % range 2, 1i520 acres, sec 135791i B l5 r 1g 21 a 2j2I 28 g 333l twp 22 range 1, llT.0 acres, sec 351 01l 13 l5 lT 19 2l 2} 2j 27 9 3l g 35 twp 22, range 2, Il5!O acres, sec 135Tgll 13 15 r 1921 3%5 2I29 5l B35, twp @3, range 1, it5,NacrCs, sec 35i II l3 l5 i1 1921 2325 2T 2g 3l B. twp 2l. range g. l15.,1 acres, sec i3jT9 Il 13 tj 17 l3 2l 2 2 2 29 3l 33o5, twp =, range 2, 1l52J acres il sec 2s, twp 2i. Iange ,, si.oO3, costs i1siIs ,......,...;.s...,. sseii 20
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Peck X Jacoby--hp. poss. right SlOO, stock goods $500, bar Fixtures &I5, watch end jcwclry :7 tax s20.i6, cost. sl.5s. s.,:...... ...... ........,..:.......s 2f es $ib, co ts h.s5. .i..,.....,..' ,...... .,s 18 a5 Prime. D. R.--a work horses $Si.SO 1 " yearl'n- s2i,s wagon Si5, harness BIO, $lo$a, costs si.Ol ,,.,.. ,,,...,,.'.... Il 2, Pullian, T. E.--Stock goods S25, watch and jewclry So5, furn. S51 lots 1 and 2, block2 A, s2O0, imp. $500, tax SIS, costs il 40. ,,..............$ l9 i0
 Rcalcs;atc held for personal prop. " crty.
 Postal. R. D., Wnliams--Saddlc and bridle S.0 furn. SlO0 lots l3, IA, block 8, S3O, imp. a'jO, tax SIP bond int. .6o,, , :.
 Real estate held for personal prop crty.
 Pitts, J. A.--Saddle horse S;". '0 library SaO, mus inst 800, icwcIry S75, furn. sl00, Brannen addition 1J to Ia, block 33 S250, imp. s400 tax SJ2.62, costs 2.l3.s 3i 75
 Real estate held for personal prop cry
 Pattcc, IT. L.-Furn. s;,5 lots i3 10 IS. block B. a22j0, tax 1895, costs ,ai 2 l0
 Real estate held for personal prop Crty
 Packer. Win. E.--i saddle horse S10G ? wagons $50. harness Sl0 imp. poss. right $lo0 furn S5. tax S8, 13, costs .9J.3 CT Patlen, W. N.--2 work horses S63.60, wagon s2O camp outfit a9O tax 'S3.li.. CCSlH '0Ji '.''s's'. '.s-.'s [ lu
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-15
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Van Nliet. E.. Bellmont-l wagon 50
 harness so, farm imp. sl0 imp. poss.
 right S,5, furn, 5. tax sI..0 costs 70 ]
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-05
TIE ISSUE IN ORMSSY.

There is but one issue before
IT, people Of Ormsby to be de-
ci'ej by tomorrow's election
r. are two tickets in the field,
corr -eed Of old residents ofOrms
by county. 1t is nonsense to
claim chat the personelle OF one
ticket is any better than the other.
There is no man on either ticket
who has not the ability to ell the
office. Voters viii there find
friends and neishbor5 on both
tickets, men they have known
personally for years and had
business dcali"g IS with.
Matters thus being very nearly
equal, the only question left in
the mind of the voter is the one
of county expenditures. The Sill
yer party pledged the people re
form and economy in the matter
Of couny disbursements, and if
they have kept their pledge, the
party has a right to ask for
another vote OF confidence, if they
have failed to keep their pledges
the voters should repudiate the
entire ticket at the polls.
The APPEAL has proved by H.
Official figures that the con
disbursement under the Silver
rule have been nearly $50, 900 less
than during the two prior years.
On this leadiug Issue the cam
paign has been fought, and on
this issue it will he won. TGe
figures are endorsed by the
County Auditor They are alb
solutely beyond dispute and as we
have repeatedly said the Central
Committee viii withdraw its tic
ket as soon as they disproyed. If
the taxpayers want contina-
tioa # these savings vote the Sill
yer ticket.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-05
An Efficient Officer.

Before Alexander McGowan was
elected District Attorney tue office
was IL disgrace to Ormsby, He
went in a young man and it was
predicted that 10y reason of his
unexperience there would be bu
few convictions.
He now has the office working
like a clock and the following
record of his work is submitted to
the public. 1t is n record of the
work performed by him for 1894
up to Nov 1st:
Number of cases prosecuted Sc
Number T convictions 40
Number of acquittals s
Number OF dismissals
Number of cases pending l
Upon this record of efficiency it
is needless to comment. Rrpub-
leans who think these figures age
incorrect will cal! on Justice
Hawthorne sor a cocroboration OF
this record.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-05
AN OPEN LETTER.
A Chance For the RepubIi-
cans-if they Want it.
JOHN ID. kERsEY.


DEAR SIR Il find in
the Evening Tribune a Republi-
can paper published in this city
the statement that at the Empire
meeting, held by the Republican
local candidates last week,
stated to the audience that the as
sertion in the APPEAL, that the
Silver men had run the county
cheaper during the past two years
than the Republicans, was false.
/ write to ask you if you will meet
me on Monday evening at the
Opera House in a public debate on
this question, the conditions of
this debate to be that if you sue
coed in proving by the records
that the Silver party of Ormsby
has disbursed more during its adj
ministratiCn than the Repu5h
can party didin the last two years
of it's administration in Ormsby,
or proportionately to November
1st of 1892, the Silver Central Com
mittee will withdraw it's ticket
from the field. If / succeed in
proving to the contrary your Cen
trail Committee will withdraw the
Republican county ticket from
the field.
Please notify the Silver Central
Committee by noon today if you
are willing to accept the PROPOSE
ton in behalf of the Republicans
OF Ormsby county.
Very respectfully,
SAM DAVIS.
p. S.-The Silver Central Com
mittee will pay for the rent of the
Opera House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-05

SAM DAVIS.
p. S.-The Silver Central Com
mittee will pay for the rent of the
Opera House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-05

Bryce aud Medrrs New Orchestra.
Latest and most popular dance music
IF the day furnished for Balls, Par
les, Weddings. etc au13
Clothes cleaned and pressed for 81
a suit. Repairing done also Oh short
LADIES and gentlemen's clothes dyed
with fast colors at lowest prices.
Chairs caned from 10 cents up.
Leave orders with j. A. Bro.
Ross.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-05
Ag1int proposed constitutions al

Agtlnt proposed constitutional
amendment No. SO, amending sec. 3
of article Z of constitution.
For proposed constitutional am
endment M. 81, amending sec 10. Of
article s of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment NJ. 81, amending sec 10
of article of constitution.
Fer proposed constitutional am
endment No. 80, amending sec. 3 of
article IL of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment No. SO, amending sec. 3
of article IL of constitution.
For proposed const tutional am
endment No. Al, amending sec. u oi
article D of constitution.
Against proposed constitu tional
amendment Ne. Al, amending sec II
Of article ID of constitution.
For proposed constitutional am
eudment No. A, amending sec of
article 6 of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment No. IL, amending sec. 2
of article of constitution.
For proposed constitutional am
endment Nc. 40. amending sec Of
Al ticle of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment No, -, amending sec. 3
f article Of constitution.
For proposed constitutional am
endment No. 46, amending sec. IL OF
al ticle q Of const tdtion.
For proposed constitutional al =
eudment No AZ, amending sec. 10 Of
article 6 of constitution.
Against proposed CONSTITUTE ona!
amendment No, AZ, amending see. 10
! IF article 6 of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment N. 40, amending sec. II
/ of article 6 Of constitution.
For proposed constitutional am
endment No. 81, amending a,t.cle Is
Of constitution.
! Against proposed constitutional
amendment No. 81, amending article
Is of constitution.
For proposed constitutional am
/ endment No. (, amending sec. : of
article 10 of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment No. /, amending sec. :
OF Article 10 of constitution.
/ For proposed constitutional am
endnent No, :, amending sec. : Of
article If constitution
/ Against proposed constitutional
amendme;t No. :, amending sec :
Of article . Of constitution,
, PRECINCT. POLLING Places. INSPECTORS AND
EAEL0T CLERKS.
, Ist Precinct Carson Ci.y, Curry Engine
I House.
inspectors, D. C. Kitzmeyer, Edmund
James, Z. L. Buckingham.
Ballot Clerks. T. w. Day, i. II. Leutz.
sudprecinct, Carson City, Annoy Hall.
Inspectors Wm. Davis. henry Heiltn-
reich, James Spur-eou.
! Ballot CLERKS. Geo. ". Coning, john r
! CoaF.
Empire precinct. Empire City, School
House.
Inspectors. W. J. smyth, Tn mas E. Muir
! pA-. Albert Werne--
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-05
Notice OF Election.

olit l4ltIitlidnt ppNtTHoF
one Justice of the Supreme Court
enc Attorney General.
One Secretary of State
One State Controller.
One State Treasurer.
One Sur, eyor General.
One State Printer.
One Superintendent of Public Instl uction.
one Regent of State University (Long term.
Short 8"
one District Judge of Fist judicial District
One State senator.
Three Assemblymen.
One Sheriff and ex-otficio Comfy Assessor,
One County Clerk and ex-otficio County
Treasurer.
One County Recorder -oficio Au ditor, cX
otlicio Public Administrators and ex-efIicio
Coroner.
One District Attorney and ex.ofiicio Super
intendent of Public -hools.
O-e County Commissioner dong term.)
Oue County Commissioner, (Short term.)
One Justice of the Peace, Carson Township.
One Justice of the Peace, Empire
One Constable, Carson Township.
One Co e, Empire
A. ,ne adoption or re lection of he fo'
ny, relating to the election of United
st ties Senators by direct vote Of the PEOPLE,
tow I:
For the election Of United States Senator's
by a direct vote Of the people Yes.
For the election ofUnited States Senators by
a direct vote OF the people. No.
For proposed constitutional
amendment No 2l, amending Ssc. l,
of article II of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment No 81, amending Sec. /,
of article IL of constitution.
For proposed constitutional
amendment No. %, amending sec. 6,
of article of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment No. %, amending sec. 6,
of article of constitution.
For proposed constitutional
amendment No "a, amending sec.
SO, Of article Of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment No "a, amending sec 80,
# article of constitution.
For proposed constitutional
amendment No. ., amending sec.
81, Of article / Of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment No =, amending sec. 81,
Of article Of constitution.
For proposed constitutional
amendment No. 2G, amending sec. 4,
Of article . Of constitution.
Against proposed constitutional
amendment No. 20, amending sec. 4,
OF article of constitution.
For proposed constitutional
amendment No. y, amending see.
II, Of art. > Of constitution.
Against proposed Constitutional
amendment No. p, amen ling sec,
Il, OF ,t.cle of constitution.
For proposed constitutional
| ameadment Ne. 28, amending sec,
II, of article . Of consttation
Against proposed constitutjona!
amendment No. %. amending sec.
"
For proposed CONSTITUTIONAL
a.heh@1eht NO. ~ aheEaihE sec
l., of srt.cle ; OF constitution.
N,,;,,,. ,,,.,.,.,-.J constitutional
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/
FOE proposed cohst'Iatoh7'
ameLoheh- no. o. amending sec.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-03

BY Associated Press,
New Orleans, La, Jan. 2.-McElroy &
Co. say; Futures-'rbc fact that re-
ceipts at this point for Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday were known to be more tlau
double the same days last year seemed to
insure beyond question lower market in
Liverpool. hence It was quite n surprise
10 see that market open rather better
and close firm, 2-6id3-64d higher than
Friday night. Spots were also fairly ac-
tive, sales aggregating 12.0O0 bales. The
opening here was tame enough at an i'm
provement Of to 3 points, but hoars
were cautious. In view of the many recent
reports of exhaustion at interior points,
and there was such an absence Of any dis
position TO sell that Il few buying orders
were enough to start an advance which
gathered strength Throughout the day, so
that Mt tie closing we lind prices IL points
higher Spots were very steady and adj
vanced 1-Sc, with sales of $3.50 bales.
The influence of large movement seems
TO have been entirely discounted. IL we
are 10 judge by the temper Of all markets.
Everyone appears convinced that the into
Tior holds less than at this time last year,
and relying on that conviction a c6nsid-
cradle long interest has been created.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-03
The Weather for
Next JanuarYq
he following conditions govern tht

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LIST Each guess must forecast tho
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January. The award will DO made b,
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Weekly Gazette who has a credit on
It's books for as much as six months
subscription from October Is, lseS ia
entitled to one guess; credit Of on,
year'a subscription from october 10
entities the subscriber to two guesses
50. Guessos will be received and filed
up to IL o'clock midnight December
81, noxt
4th Tho Gazette will number tho
guosses as received and deliver tn,
numbered coupons, without names, Il
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award.