The Forrest City times., 1890-10-25

It is organizcl unicr the alias of sThc American Straw I,,arsi Company" cmbrac. ing 20 mills, and with . conspiracy capital of xi,tfDo0 0n.
 Tho Envelope Trust was organized in lsss Protected by McNtnicy with tax of 1 cents
 The Wrapping Paper Trust is protected by Mckinley with u tax or S0 cents on each $i of value in competing gsods. Movement for trust organization reported from Pi.tsburg Decemhcr h. lssa.
 fife Flour Mn Trust was organized at Minneapolis in iSe9. According to Miuneapo lis tclcgrans it's organizers were an English syndicate with capital of SlO,o0o.O .O1. con trolling two-thrds of the flour output of Minnoa polls. Tar1 tax p per cent. The White Lead Trusr--Mckiniey's protcc- tloa. si0 a ton. Organization completed by purchase of st. Louis. CincinnaL and other inilis in June. iss9. Capital stated at s55,o01. o0l, heavily watcred.
 The Copper Trist-Protcc,on from si0 to S,5 ton. Organized in 1888 by French capi- tai in conspiracy with the American mine owners. shortly before the passage of the Mckinley bill some of the French conspira- tors wers sent to jail This was, or course. outside of the United States. IL happened in Paris, The Frcnchmen are now out of the combine.
 Plow Trust Tax against competition, 45 cents on each Sl of value. A telegram of De- tobcr i1, lSc?, announced IS corporations in session at Kansas City, the object being to control tho Western market. They repre- scented both the Northwestern Association of Flow Manufacturers and the local I'm plcmcnt Dealers Association Ot Kansas City. v
 Sewer Pipe frust-Pr9tccton sl25 ton. Incorporated in West Virginia in Iss9 as the "Globc Sewer Pipe Company embracing most of the sewer pipe corporations Of West negotiating for the purchase of the Desmond Fire Clay Works of uirichsvlle, O., its only
 White Granite Ware Trust-McKin bill protection against competition 50 per cent The agreement under which this trust was organized was reported October l3, lss3. IL embraces the controlling potterics of the Ohio Valley pottery region.
 Standard 0il Trust-Orgauizcd in 1870 with n captalpf S,,ht0.Un, which has since been SD immensely increased that the annual income ot Rockefeller alone from tho trust is now sagdp,no0
 Spriug-bcd and Mattress Continuation Nariously protected on various articles by taxes of tj per cent. and upwards. The rep rescntatives of 3lo corporations engaged in this line ot production met in Cleveland and adjourned to Ch,cago, January 2i lss9. The Republics files fail to show further steps for organ izntion,
 The Window Glass Trtist--McKinley protec- ton up to sl50 on Sl of value. Embracfs now all the window glass makers of tue Couatry. The first step taken was the orga nisaton of the Limited States Window Glass Company" a nspiracy which organized as Il corpora. ton a.tcr taking in the 10 chief plants in New York. On January lS, lSca, at Findlay, O., 1t was agreed to shit down enough mil's ,o advance prices, In September. lsca, the New York trust bought the works at Ottawa, Strcator and Rock Island, lll.. making b0 corporations absorbed up to that date On February of this year the Window Glass Association and the Pittsburg trust effected m uniucorporated consolidation Of their con spracics with the New York trust and an nouuced net advance of lD per cent, niak- ing the third advance since December l, issu. NapOr Stove Tfust--Protccton q per cent. and upwards This conspiracy was Rn- nounccd from Cleveland. January 2j. lsS9. uuder the aias of the United states Nanor Stove Company, with a capital of sA0u,ub. embracing all the corporations in this linc in the country.
 tection under the Mckinley bill +5 dents on the ei and upwards. Ihls trust. now of&nti-
 aed as a single corporation, has taken in ali the So axe companies of the country. It is capitalized for $iHu,nSu. aad controls the wages oi IJ,uVa men. It's outpnt iS ,lp,pii dozen axes year. and 1t has naa'ie several heavy advances in pr'ce since its organiza-
 Canned Goods Trust Protected by various rates. according tu contents of euus This manopoiy wns organized in B,ltimorc in Matoh, 'Sa. hy l <. R3senthAl. agent for an Eugi!aa syu1icasc- 1t haA at that time se- cured the C,ruperatlon of " per cent Of the capital was s,a,cd at sla,VN0.uU aa February II a national caened goods combination was encSicd at lndssnapuiis undcr the titlc of "Naetonai tanaed Goods Fuckers Assoca'
 starch Trust Mckinley pauteetive tax two cents pUund. II ssas prLanizea at Buffalo. February ?. lsNa to control the entire cnuo- try. and the details were made pthie hy Mr. 6tiheft. president of the Gilbert starch Works, ot toNu. which it bought outright for Gle,lkd. lagt pf the nsoacs was invested hy au English syudiea,fn |, cunlrdls U plautS amt ts incos ,,ontcl in kCu .ucsy uudcr the allNs oi the ''Netoph Stnrch Conpaay."
 The Salt frust was organized under New NorN laws iu iHiy, is,a. Mi,n a capital ot ssA. aln9W, M3ch os Is stuck was offered h ian. dg.f but it wRs not pronounced hrancias snecess thcVG. The salt husiness Is new epus ttlllesl hy cg.asplraecs ia Michigan. oho and New York uil nf which gro protected under eac Nchiaiey nti hy slNcs or iro,u sih to Ki a ton 8gtiuSt coMactt8on
 Tho fable Glass and CfocSory Trust ts pro. tcctcd hy hcavtly increased duties under tho Aeklnley hia. II vas 9rmniaei in c2nncc known Rs iae tinted states siBss GoM- WfoY" On August n. 'gsa, ii Wes anneanre'. teat it cs'eteulicd the principal tssblc glass. ware works ill tue east. lts hcadliat ters ate in pi tsndrs.
 Besides these. we have on aic rcrasts of tho ntcssea Beef Trtis, af Chicaso, tae p.stflcrs and tatslc reseers' Trust oapial s59te9 ae1; tae Scrcw rfdst, embracing aN the screw u'nnn gsr arlny corporations of the ceuntrv. Tfe7r4 ct iy p. On .t.lvc taxes imposed by tae Nick alcy biil ayalnst competing in. pests; the school sla'e Trust; the oiicie.h rrust; fle Wrought Iron Pipe Taist; the Paper iay Trust; inc Pearl Harley Trust. and tho wefl-knewn Stea Bail Trust. ai protect. ci by the Mckinley hill from any conpCii. lion which would break their cuntroi of prices ia this market
 The list abovc given Ia only partial. II Is ouly what our own ises show of the maee- meut produced by tho inauguration of liarrI' son, Hereafter NC will A.vca ciaser anaiyss of thc situation indicated by the above sum mary. IL is unnecessary to say that it Is startling. The hn siness of the country was never before in such n condition, and it s uhvlnus'y condition which cannot and ulsst contfnae