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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
at 81 co. I7s State hogs f7c No. s. i2s II rough hosa
80 10. at 81 1914: 3 do. 80 n. at ST.
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo 2i-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours 2. 100
head total for week thus far. $50 head; Tor same
time last week. $40 head: consigned through, lvO
head 10 Newioik. i2o head on sale i26 head market
a. io2 ~. SO J0 fair good So Jl%I DO Duils
steady 4OGs3 Itogs-Receipt last - hours, 0500
head total for week thus far 1900 head ior same tihe
last week - $40 head consigned through $500 head;
20 New-York. 1850 head sale. T. 700 head; marker
opened dull and declining closed weak with about all
sod early quotations. Workers - ~0so; GOOD ned!lms
others. 81 1jgs4 90 roughs S4GS 30 stays ~ 2oqS 40;
Workers closed 81 7jaSi So and medium and heavy
81 s5as4 30 Sheep and ismbs-Recelps last - houfs:
500 head; total for week thus far. 1000 mead TOT
time week. 40 100 head; consigned through
34O0 head Newly 100 head on sale 1000 head:
market opened weak and dull: closed duh and weak but
choice, 81 2bdsl 49, good s2gS2 20: exports, " ooq*
a feeding lambs offered s3as3 3d. choice Fat held
az 81 0dS3 3d. good to choice Canada lambs soid II
East Liberty oct. 24-CatteReceipts light good feed
crs IN demand at strong prices market steady Imss
rough fat 81 5oaS3 l5 light steers: 81 DdS So
good fat and heifers 81 30gS3 Hogs Receipts
mostly grades; few prime grades SOLD at - -
s5d$4 90 fair Workers, 81 ICns4 no PIGS
81 5OaS g. good S4dsi go stays and rough sows
s3as8 10 sheep-Recepts light Extra, 81 soaS3: gooa
fair, 81 50aSl So common, JOc1$l yedrnxs
S2a$2 30: lambs Sass 30: veal calves. 81 5Onso -
Union Stock Yards Chicago Oct 2i-tate- fsecs,p, "a
head market steady; common 20 extra steers %
SIGs3 80: calves 81 2jasj 30 Hogs-Receips, $1,000
head: market weak; heavy 81 s0a& 81; common 10
choice mixed 81 30asi 75 choice assorted 81 a$ -;
St Louis Oct 24.-Cate-Receipts, Sab head: market
asa 10 cows 81 soas2 10: Texas steers 81 Ioas3 Hogs
Receipts 6O72 head market weak and loal3c lower on
bulk OF sales: heavy 81 6OmS4 70; mixed - oa*t ~:
light 81 ioa$4 So sheep-Receipts. 2Ooo head; market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

chicago oct ~ ,SpeciAD.Nheat to-day was weak. With
New York ana Liverpool on the bear side. Prices
declined closed nearly the bottom December
OPENED Al j3.c between Ji.c and o2c, anu closed
az J2s.o May closed A. premium, Liverpool was
easier Adyices Argentine were that It's crop OF
wheat would Il big yield II the weather was FAVOR
able The only cash here 5000 spring wneat
AZ &c over December. No business done IN red
winter. reported The Northwestern
catlos than last year s. 3oo Against 50
Export small. not much over 2oVp M
Guiding -four Primary receipts were olfwo Appie-
hension OF the car tended 10 Keep prices
steady. large at the outset, put dwhdea
awsy Al night the feeling weak.
Tuesday II soon became weak declined Asc. and closed
at about the MAY sold between lV-sc and s"Sc
and closed at 1870 bid Receipts 100 cars the es
tlmate Tor tomorrow 10 The cash demand SO GOOD on
Tuesday be all gone. The weather West was
clear there prospect sight OF rain The future
OF the market apparently dependent upon the weather.
bearsh. weather or bullish. with wet Oats
we're weak declining asc. and closing at the bottom
There was "A lot selling over loo0Ooo bushels any
way credited or Pittsburg blind pools WHICH
have gotten trouble because OF the runs or ,hels
May sold between ana o-'sc SioseS
32isc bid ,,,....-
Very heavy hog receipts at this and at other western
packing points made a weak provision market FORK
dropped :sjc lard and ribs l7lsc to Zoe There were
3. 90 hogs. the estimate FOR tomorrow was 3oUOs
prices al the ards 30 Zoe lower The hog re.
ceuts nj the relatively just heavy as mere
mo nj Kansas CITY Louis, o,UUO a. ihs
danapolis and 500 at Omaha. .o,
IN curb puts December wheat closed AT S1cS
calls AT J2Tsc. May closed at i?bc Calls
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore o. 24-Four dull unchanged; sales. 30
bbs Wheat dun and easy: No red and october.
54i.a5isc: December. 55,.a55lac: MAY co.. asoi.e;
steamer No bid stock, Loo 352 bush; sales
~ bush: milling wheat, by sample. j5isc Corn dun;
mixed year 49s.c bid: southern white. 55doSc; stock
~ no hush: sales bush oats quiet; No white
Western 34i.c asked No mixed do. 32c asked stock,
81, C.J bush Rye dun No .. J4c. stock 2l93t bush
h. "ie hut steady good 10 choice timothy. Si2g$l2 So
Grain reights and firm steam 70 Liverpool IL 4sd
October cotton quiet: mddng CSC. Butter quiet;
creamery fancy 24c ladle fancy. l'Ilsc tore packeo
l2Hl4c Other articles unchanged -, -.
Rnston oct 2i-Four quiet. but steady Corn quiet
Oats quiet but steady Shorts quiet Provisions quet;
utter weaker: Northern 2in2Jc western ~
DC Cheese quiet Northern, lOHlle. western l"@
lO,c. Eggs quiet .. .ur,a a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25

M9 s@ye asSs ' ny . s en- enough very 70 %1%
.lao,l3 90 rena.yans ~ s.: 5GaslS so.ieG 7
scotch ST. 'oas!o - foreign steel hllcs s2ias!3 go
domestic bullets 81. 2asiS 70 d9We.,ie ylro 1os so 80
nu~s iuil t,ry undressing the trade seems to
a,are cAhGci abroad % va m p
nrmer On reports ~ an excited market in London. but
closed cas-, s4 s3qs4o for .p ana SIS se!lers i9T
month January to jun. inclusive at 81? % 10
ST. '' anH ms ooScr at $40 Hfryas
LEAD The nar gas qniet and ee'q , siT%Iy
IS quoted at 81 ,%g$5 @ s. 21. "2 M, Ga a G" sn
noninaiy unchanged herc although 81 Louis was quoted
M6LAssEs MD sYHJrs a rather qulet bu, steady
market rep.r'~i for mola.se, WIN Tyfue- l'' ana
orleans Centrifugal. ordinary 10 common; iopi'c far
10 Prme "pi' choice 2'a-$c elrn SGin@ r"r eI
mon Ioal3-. fair TO good. lialsc prime 10 choice
S&vAL STORES. stock Ra-n. eoaso Dbl. o.Fpen,.ne
the bas. = 81 'oa$i - Or COMMON 90 good strained
olls IF coian..ol I'll ihe m,rkc' remains dul weak
and nominal Lana on j. quc' iinsccl 81 ellis fary
,n-ri 3D. ,.inr ''g', 80. summer Yellow
prime DO GUNNER yellow n Erai". 2Sg2sc snnmsr
.gs3i. lari d. 60 asked. lius~.i on American raw.
oEHhS irni'iriifs There va. nacre business in
general argos Win nrm mark.t and rates prastca5
siain g.. L'eipa, 5000 .ea. through aog IS; go
'as e ,,Ar a' % PM ~, Iss wax TO-. %
'.n- ha]. -. g., GasEo~ 500 ,ae*- though hour =
if..'s "a ..sca i'ai, ~ lem 81 A.tca: NrT
liamhlfs - pfss grain - ,',h o. ofdcr- .4insiiI
Eins... .,,.. g. ''.ri,ITERs TIE general nafk.'
b. au ana ''s'~'s "''h as, '' nc ~ '
i-u.r ir@mer - 'oa. n,om.r~ 10 Gia'eo% ssncr1
IN nc NJ Up '-' 81 ,"'I ,, +. Is ana H..
ship taG ions. Son loik O.. san Francis" s"n"iAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Oct "A Cotton firm; mddling. 6Sc; low
niidlng Lice: good ordinary IL &c., net and grsss
receipts INA bales; exports TO Great Britain 24SS9
bales sales 35 bales. spnners ~ bales; stock, ll6l0
bales.
mlddlng Be- good ordinary. Dido net receipts. 80
bales gross receipts lJ0 bales exports coastwtse 2SSo
bales sales Oii bales stock. 1867 bales.
New Orleans Oct 2i-Cottol easy good middling, bxej
middlng Ice low middling Lice. good ordinary,
~ l6c receipts. s05 bales gross receipts. H6SI
bales exports the Continent 1o0 bales sales 77oe
bales: stock. c2r.3i3 bales. -
savannah oct. I-Cotton steady mddng 6hc: low.
midilng good ordinary Hide net and gross
ceips bales exports the Continent oO2o bales
sales . $50 bales. stock. l3l 43b bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25

Market closed steady 5pi0 points Mt decline com
rar-l with Yesterdays closing prices TtinHi"ifulr 81
tie,s 5lp Total sales lisTr bales. Ne" otH - b
sales today last night - ofnllS r'ri"i- FOG 20
sumption - bales spYf market quiet riding uilii*
S7.c mdlng CUT e.. which i- il"r lower '"iniu -
y-sf.rilN'- closing Ne" Nfk gri~a r~eli " co.
bales Continental 90 bales Great britain "0'' 'hi
forwarded ~ bales. sales l"i bales fplnnH- IH
bales. sfuoa. N5uH1 bales Total Mt POI receipts o.
-3riN bales thus Der tNi4 we~s .F 40 bales -
ports TODAY, Great britain - Ga ball '"ntn..' = 80
Thus week Great britain - b'' hnl"f
Franc" 2jfs bale. continent. 's-.S bales so q 40"
1H bales
Liverpool cable Spot cotton hardening sale. 50"
bales speculation aad ~II,ff 1rsi bales American. -.
'pD bales. receipts. 100 bales American. ."t ta!"s
midding upends. SD. futures op'n'i 'as, partially
ldid G"clins Dlos~i quiet ana steady ~ go net al
December. 1p;h. p.c~mtef January. .s5p3",. January
February. February March ai"uJli March Aprli.
3l2l. April Nt}. ats HIs June. 3i|1tlH. June .s.
BID Mlu.l Nft'f 1Hfne quiet l.f hr4. cloths 4+''f
'pFl'LE Lower. iusrs ,utc- hal th" en'rt - shah
ing Nuf ln hnld"fr Tram. tons 500" light Win nnHi
figures shade below tr-frfi1}s closing HAVE nnal
quotations follows. october. - - franc -.
ven t~r - December. - - january $50. February.
= - March. 81 ~ April 81 - 49," market quiet 80
ll-" f's. 'Vctang' quoted st ~ alt D.aftuttr 90
United Sfafr-. - 80 bags. stock H r.. 3li 90 lax
santos market ra.f'~ 90 % - fsf- fet"iifr. 80"
bags stock 5000 bags rsarr. o. SANTOS afelfrrf b
Gfe"aa Primo. With 100 bag Hamburg market tr.,l
steady fHi.Dwr. october T'-I rfsnrifE %te-ii~ -
$50. Dc.emtrf. ~ JaY4ar. ~ 80. F"tfnnr. ~ -
March ~ - April 81 -. lis. ~ -
Contracts tlNfrl steady 90 9, - points decline sl'~.
were u q" lfs. follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25

son. at track equal to SIC elevator EXPORT, and
loads. =. .OATS-The market was fauy aci' ,a,iing
weaker 1t opened steady, but met quite sV OIL loves,
orders declined rather easily. closing al r w, ts,dv
price Of the day .Gi be net decline ~ - and
accumulation visible. the large stocks IN ling
IN. heavy Interior receipts To AZ last 10 ,y,,
influence prices. Considerable long n." ",eady
placed market and the close was htEelS
cash oats were i,c lower and active sales IN,
cuded 5000 bush No oats at 3li.n3l nc ,:-.e""
No . white 3ic: 90 90 bush track white 'or"', Nh.
BARLEY-Markrt dull quoted. 'DIblc ior ~ u,rT-
waukee and GOaGic for ungraded Western "a
Market dull. two-rowed state 7OqT2isc; six-rowe ~
SOC .SEEDS-Market dull: cloyerseed quoted AZ o.,
MS9 -. ...BCCKWHEAT-M Market slow al doc "SN' 49,
silver and &c asked for japanese
give for comparison the closing prices OF tnr pre-
yious dav and for the corresponding date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London. Oct. "a. p. m.-oNnsois. 1918. for bcth
money and account New-York. Pennsylvania ana
Ohio first mortgage bonds ldH Canadian Pacific Ss:
Erie l3js do second consols. H. Illinois Central I'M:
Mexican ordinary. 1874 st. Paul common. 82h: New
York Central 1914: Pennsylvania, 52As Reading, BE:
Mexican Central per cent bonds. o9.; Atchison
common. 5S .. =,
40 D. m-Money !. per cent The rate OF discount In
the open market for short bills Is y cent and for
three months bills. 9-i6a@ cent, Paris advices
quote per lOl francs rs cennes for the
exchange London at - francs IL centmes
for checks ~ 49,,
BE lin Oct Pax Change on London 20 marks SSk
pfennngs sight and 20 marks 81 penninss for ninety
day bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
r,.poprAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool "a. 345 p m-Ilecf-Exra INDIA on mess n
dull a, us 81. prime dull AZ jss "a Pork-frlme
n,nss western dne duh AT Cd: do medium dull at 6s
a. Hams-Short cut. about II to 10 10 steady al afs
abort rio about - n GIll at 3's long clear mddes
about a. n dull at 3ss Cd long and short clear ma
,ios about ~ No dull shoulders about II to ~
n dun a. us % Cheese-American finest white am
,,,io-.d AMI at Talow-Frme city nominal.
Cottonsced oi-Tiverpool refined. steady al IDS "a
Spirits ~ turpentine steady 2ls. Rosin-'ommon nrn
ai - I'd I.ard-Prime Western spot, STEADY az 3's.
Wheat No red winter firm AZ Is 3'lf' No red spring
nrr Al Ogd. Flour Louis fancy winter steady at
3D. Mixed Western. spot. firm at Is lld Octo-
firm Is lOisd. November firm az Is 10 Deem
bor firm al SD. Hops at London-Pachc Coast
steady - lOsN - los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Recent. GO cars "r es Heaais car. con-
sa s S. ot s@l :; cars 5 Sl are 60
asn last Aoadsy %saa" 70 good gsss ss sS
700 citir s'y. Gus ana exsn s r.. wsak
s t@Ss1 ., ssd "; !. +:
SSen ara ,"fs at 81 oa sSl Il and i an sh bSa
Ssr 's'S sa ss,o and ~ 4s,s; ES
opsa MARI - Ia'SG a . AZ ea tops lie
aressd wsigh, shipments ,2a"y v ~. Quarter.
in The berlin Tor Ea.imans Company. and go quarters
Sale Sherman & Culver ~ St Louis Texans 1922
M as =, =, s, o g 49,, w r. A. s. 10. - Western
nse III ~ a. s. 40 . d. 81 ii ii,1 III at s,esr 20 Tax
n ~ 5, 90 n no. Ia53 ~ at $. -: 10 d. 1850 n.
- L. ia, ~ = il IL, y; at u 10 - 49, i'' 10 "
- M,Ihcrs9i Co." 10 Kent"Gky sun r. i's 10 a
3D. i5rS ~ 3D. ar 81 s. 90 ofo d. = DO
@t',,% d. il; : E;a5n' Ia s, r 9 u
. w. Vrgina D., io2i ~ AZ s. -. stag. 1000 II.
ss a y i yr55 i..a r. a, sS.; DO
@ at g g o' m at :, ,d III ia 49,, n" at s.
+, M i2G H. a, 81 H. do e55 N at s. e.! !; Penn
7 A. 81 lS de- a. ' it Z to S' s5 50 10
H. w 81 g se9 ',1' H. Eeaac5 1875 y a
~ ~, 10 :, s. ~ al o i.s, ~ At S. is 49, 100
KS a y 4 ST, 49, SOFA .'r ,'' '", m
NsIen iosY y 9' 5: III &; 3, d. s.; e =
:: y '3 ;;a n '' at 81 s. 20 2 a. '''
bull n"'i' 20 NJ. at 81 u
a"e Moso Z Oa; :, q; ~ At s: So re- a. d. s. go N
Il, It 10 n a. s. 60: "a dyy cows. at S . each
Jgdd Co pulls Jos 10. at - - e., 1' .a "SV 10
d. at s. ''''
&, TO- pGmo, co., n ep ~ u, 40 n, cow. a. s. per head
Mil'm .heceptS oyer al toaus anu oy o' niT
SoS ann 1 . wax wa sH not Y wanted Good
.gws sold at steady prices The sens range was rom
enough exceed $40 The offerings were not all taken ,o
vr al SS vas 'S h d a T" besides .a were
in the pens. lh~ market opened dnil ana weak losing
%saz ,.ef: Ns.$,a.. Tser 70 I.%c YEA; "a
s ' s%s' a; s.Gsa 90 led yes a, 5: @Gs
a, 5: og S3, ss oT ",f fe.Hcd ia5 for Hide
cacs and 3a+c Or dressed s,3ssei ,co - ,yeose .,
8 per n :, d. g y At $ % - d. 3, ls7 n Il
En- s d 1876 r. do 8 T. at 49, s. ~ 5 !" 20 ~
45 s. 10 n Do. il" ID. at ): IS
~ j. T y Srso MS Is ;si da H. s. Do Us ID
p 3"' II I4s Do % q, y: %
y. "a! 5 % 49, ',",' -, '.
~. H. at s. fei cal,es ~ NJ s. Western
as - 10 81 " no. ) e, r. a, s. os al "' - w.
H. ~ collins iii rs is yea. i45 NJ 81 3D. do 100 H.
at 81 20 IS o. Do q: "a isas 8 Ss
81 So IS Do ?s N at 5: !; s"s,,r. ~ ID b. at s. 49,
o. Dnlcnback: Neals n;' y, 10 at DO dI Zoo 10
10, 10. sGa$7. fed do. las H. at 81; IL srASseTs
: sanders y,,ls 10 10 at ,. oo ,, a. ~ 81 ~
81 fed 'atHss "a Nm, NJ a. III, t9rs or ii $50
head c,rs cnsisnri dSTs to WITH he stock
poT, ANA y ca o *, ears on sale At Jersey city
Was s@nfh,rcrs use ard .SSTe H w3s
slack maea at SS Of p at G.'g Sy later
in q the butchers bought more ref freely s 's s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
HAySEE TO STAND 4 THIRD TRIA L.

Jesse C. Hansee. OF Ellenville. y. Y. pension
agent seventy-two years old. has been on trial
since Tuesday morning before Judge benedict
and Jury in the United States Circuit Court, for
defraIding the Government in procuring Ease writ
ings in pension proceedings. He was acquitted
OF a similar charge in the same court on Monday.
The trial in the second case closed on Tuesday.
and the Jury was let 10 bring in sealed verdict
Yesterday morning. The verdict was that Hansec
was guilty.
Hansee was remanded for trial on a third and
similar Indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
TOTAL RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron \, fu,drv 81. - MINI. intert nrn-.. - ~
IRON. - ""U'E "a %. .,,10cc \, T....... 1iTs
- 80 ~'i'''t''t' 90, a., tenc,- craru'ated ias
I.nd bulon . zoo Molasses. - n. prime -
Copper. lake ingpt.. % iotk. mss '''t''+' M
Coal ............. 81 Lard. prime ...-.-.. ~
Wheat. No > red. ~ Hogs df"s-''l '"'"
Corn, . mixed. - .Tall1w. prime '''''' :, IA
oats No mixed. 81. Reef. tamlN .t-'''' - "a
cotton. mddng 90. 1j-l6 Beef hams'''''''''' Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
GAMBLERS WORKING AGAINST 1T.

az 'hrd part is in danger from the money. in
ana activity Of those interested in poolselng
S'A'haking and other forms OF gambling which ar
S :. while the Ives Pool bill Is wiped ont
"eus only to arouse the moral and religious senti
ohise, y. me state TO overcome this opposition Tn
''-' 70 DE gained and the danger being pointed out
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-10-18

The detection of Democrats to
the Populists, on which the Re
publicans base their hopes of sue
cess in this county will not be suf-
fcient to throw the scale to their
side. Unless immigration or con-
versions help them out their name
is dust. 1t is known that a num-
Der of Colorado Populists have re-
Gently come into the county, so an
increase in the numbers of that
party does not imply Democratic
losses. But how will such an in
crease of Populist votes help the
Republicans? If any undecided
Democrat has contemplated voting
with the Republicans in order tc
"be on the winning side" he would
better reflect before he acts.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-10-18

THE Populists confidently assert
that their man Gilmore holds sec
ond place in the race for sheriff at
this time, hoping by this statement
to turn the wavering or undecided
voters to their candidate. Any
fair minded man who looks the
situation squarely in the face can
see plainly that the fight is simply
between Fritz and Sena with the
Populist candidate holding the
power to throw the Office over to
Sena. If by reports calculated to
deceive, the Populists gain sufi-
cient strength to play into the G. o.
p.'s hands tins trip, the future will
find the people repudiating the
new party on every hand for caus-
ing the election of a man so mani
festly Objectionable 10 the majority
in the county. They will be held
responsible for it If Sena could
be elected on his own merits, we
could cheerfully abide by such a
result. But when it is positively
known that he cannot except
through accident (the Populists
it seems strange that the reform
ers( y should Willingly aid the
party which they claim has legis-
lated for so many years against
the masses. In another column
will be found an offer to wager a
thousand dollars that Mr.. Gilmore
will not be "in it. and odds given
of two to one. This is bona fide
proposition and this Office guaran-
tees that every dollar stated will
be put up III takers can De found
AS the race is unquestionably be.
tween the Democratic and Repub.
lican candidates, why throw away
your votes on Gilmore and thereby
help to elect n man of Sena's cali.
bre TO a position in this county
once so ably fill ell by such men
as Poe, Garrett. Nowland, Brent
Roberts, aud the present incum
bent, George Curry. We have ev
cry confidence, though, that Tho
good sense Of the voters of thii
county will not permit them tC
make this mistake.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-10-18

The wool industry, he said is the most
important interest in New Mexico. The
Territory is specially adapted to the
raising of sheep on account of its mild
and healthful climate aud vast free
ranges. In 1890, he stated, wool was
worth more in New Mexico than since
the enactment of the Mckinley law. Up
to 1891, purchasers Of wool came to his
place of business in the north part Of
the Territory regularly to buy the clip.
Bnt since then they had ceased to come.
Wool began to decline in price from
that time, Foreign woods, lie explained,
are necessary for mixture with the do
mestic product before it can be manu-
factured into fabrics. AT least a dozen
sorts of foreign woods are necessary for
this purpose, he had learned by visiting
eastern woolon mills. He predicted that
within sixty days wool would advance
6 to 10 cents on the pound, because man
ufacturers now have orders ahead for a
years work. When the mills start up
American woods will be wanted. Be
sides the advance in wool he holds that
there will result reduction OF 80 to GO
per cent in the cost OF wooden goods t.
the consumer.
He then passed to a review Of his own
career for the past ten years in congress,
enumerating many important measures
which he had had enacted for the benefit
of the people of the Territory-Sl 100000
for the Federal building at Santa Fo
as much more for Industrial and Indian
schools; S150000 for surveys for storage
reservoirs; large appropriation for Q
survey Of the Rio Grande in New Mex
! leo; the establishment Of the Court o
Private Land claims; appropriations fol
the payment OF Indian depredationl
claims; the establishment of the court o.
the Fifth Judicial district, of particulai
interest to Lincoln county; the U. s
Land Office at Roswell, &c. Ie asked
the people to compare what he had ac
complshed with that Of his fourteen
predecessors prior to 1891
He had been re nominated, he stated
10y the most intelligent Democrats from
all the counties, in convention at La
Cruces, men who believed he was th,
logical candidate at this juncture, anC
the only man who could he elected. A
number Of strong Democrats had beer
named in connection with the nomina
ton, but all had emphatically declined
to make the race, and in his favor.
lie spoke briefly OF the enabling ac
which he had had passed.by the House
this being the fourth time it had gotten
20 far. Th'es times il had been delicate,
by Republican Senate. But now will
| he Democrats In power II was felt tina
he should be sent back not only 10 tinis
the work begun. but to emphasize Oh
sentiment OF tue people n this question
lie characterized this az the mOet libera
act OF the kind ever passed by congress,
He gave the history OF the constitn
tion formed four years ago, fatherod b,
Mr. Chron, and the reason ~ its defea
when submitted to the people.
lie devoted the latter pnrt oi hisspeec
to the the record of Mr.. Catrun. whic
he showed up in detail and with fearlcs
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