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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-28

and there few ministers who have devoted more
time to missionary work than he. He married In
1886 to Miss Hannah Gwilym. His wife died In 1e4l,
leaving little daughter who survived her mother only
few months. The marriage yesterday was a re-
markably quiet The Row Dr. Charles s. Robinson,
pastor OF the Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church,
performed the ceremony. The engagement IS said to
nave been kept quiet and the announcement Ol tie
wecd1rg VIII be surprise to the many friends ID the
couple The newly welded pair viii 60 TO Ceves u
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

The Peoples Partv.

That launched the OF history
that will perform ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS whether
cordially who suffer under
commercial depotism.
quite possible may disturb the organization
sectional difficulties should from doing his duty to the great
1t is 1t entity Its what will make it.
Every party has it's local divisions struggles anmoies No party
the Peoples Party will
But let these shake loyalty the ITSELF SO
it has it's PLATFORM lives its PLATFORM living principles
justice and just freedom work for it, vote for it,
They will the craft There will be
the hold themselves thrown
it's back But these will fall from its shoulders
party journals who will fight
against cardinal principles the sly public who still
ask fvo it's hands But they will platform line they
come better informed it's magnificent principles.
Humanity platform Not all that humanity would
There Godke outside We trust they will
think humanity bargain with take
step backward START The start rarely
backward forward with this giant and
the good the elements human
The Peoples til fact that has shaken the old
ties very nauguate epoch the political
clean the badges party servitud
into the OF human brotherhood Let man take
step higher the plane OF life and happiness.
The pluto daily bound keep the people the
great labor impossible for weekly these
extended items OF news. But the world is asir.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31
ON OPTION GAMBLING.

Opinions of Members of the Chamber Of Commerce Of Minneapolis
The following to the views OF 3v Of the
grain We will after they given
world and their this
generally the actual dealer the world
emphatic which should
be world-w -wde and ponderous in influence, viz:
Chicago controlled the world
Liverpool of actual
that Chicago dictated by it's bear For three
practically this We have the
Liverpool following Chicago often weeks behind but always
following But demonstrations received by dern the part
the however have the certificates of
grain One after
steadily the earth claim and statement of the
verified The light through dozen windows,
the days each window verifying and radical fact
thrown against the preudices of the day.
It with great interest these few number
the That the option bu
selling without the of the
every the investigation of
the wheat trade.
A. PrLsBURY
Charles Pbury the miller being nterrogated
his detail this subject provided he
would published FULL and that he
garbd And
his questions exactly he them
a continuous article
question short selling OF wheat the octopus devoung
The that they
and looking for the with the determination to
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31
The Wall Street Nobility have Directed their Mn
ion to Create Debt of Fifty Millions on
which Toilers NAV paw Interest.
For the Holder of the Debt-Bonds paws no Taxes
on the MOnev Invested.
The Financial Chain is Forged and Placed on
the Limbs Of Liberty!

and Dukes Wall Street have directed the Secretary Of
Treasury $5OOOOOO
benefit the bankers The mnon The meeting which
order full in the G. w. together with the
attended We waited with little
would be- Several eastern
We stated that he would Facts
banks hard and lest individual state
banks might count clip the following from
the Herald Sauk Centre village Stearns County
the Herald hotth of G. O. P L. local
bonds held by the First National bank
$125OO
the bank the option receiving the
extending indefinitely latter
taken would been
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

We note that r. G. Dun & Co., the
great Commercial Report firm, rec
ognize the Wheat Circular as docu-
ment sent out from the east by grain
speculators. They evidently have
not heard of Muller yeti MIR. Dun,
this circular was written, says Mr..
Muller, by Mr.. Muller, written by him
some four weeks after it was printed.
Some new strings have been put on
Mr.. Ms lyre-"Gosh, what a lyre!'
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

This scheme simply Wall the and
the people will stand tand they do stand emotoness the
Bonfd the the Haymarket masacreor the
dead who hung for threatening dsobdnce to law
which our tity mayors defy in fact
this country at will!
then the banks end cent?! My God
intelligent Lend
money? then already this with it's
hundred Millions the market that the result
spending X millions of dollars the past?
What? Why supposed the millions the
uy who has stolen this that the
Wall Street to borrow?
Let the night winds humiliation fan the brow dying Liberty She
does or passed On her the
vany
Over her silent lips the shadows their dark
threatening outlines the ghoy hopeshopes
the history
the world We doubt Turkish would debt with
surplus millions it's without consultation
the ministry, proclamation to the nation.
Sleep gentle
athwart the nations Let traitors still deceive and the party
obscure the facts Puocray well the the
tato Ave. and knows well the influence patriotism of national
horse ball games holidays and public It knows the
turbulence the public and the infinite the public
thought OF the Associated Association.
Hence mechanic toer Come with your
shekes! Tumble them
hat veil traitor friends
the backand build golden
wageslavery.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31
National Banks Again.

AS Secretary Foster has violated the constitution putting debt of
the the existence national banks
ask distinct solemn question
that banking system
currency notes. could
nation survve?"
We will question way
feet carefully and honestly:
all the
interest then
Because should bring the principal his debt to the bank
would take dollar issued that principal But the inter
est would amount than 10 that
left debt equal to OF the total principal
the total issue billion dollars there would
hundred millions of %
Is this the
Yes there quarre the alancbu
and the Peoples Party movement grows compact.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

The Peoples Party has ''got there
in Maryland, Sen. German has with
drawn his candidate for governor.
And the battle is now between the
alliance and the G. @. P. L.-which is
Grand Old Party Liars.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

Lots O. people gettin' on, but the
Peoples Party band wagon is a big
one. Its reach goes around the
world and puts the hind wheels along
side the fores.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

The attitude OF the railways to-
wards the farmer is shown by the ac-
tion OF Chairman Finley, who, with
q few autocrats," as President
Stickney calls them, adjusts the
rates. The roads over the country
gave half-rates to see the highly
moral and elevating Hall-Fitz prize
fight. In the meantime cry came
over from the Red River Macedonia
for harvest help-and the roads re-
fused to make rates! We believe they
have since made a concession. mas
much as the press of the northwest
jumped on to them.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

The OF the bankers the AZ bonds continued
by the States continues will
doubted The forma beyond the Wall Street
amhe United States of account In fact the Congress
pensive affair and does nothing until Wall Street says &C.,
abolish Congress altogether there prophetic book the
Old Testament, the New Testament the Third Testament Caesars
Column It the Council OF Bankers New
council the Washington
accordingly But gnaus Donnely
not in 1890, but in 1891
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

We are travelling towards an abyss
of panic and ruin which may engulf
our enterprise at any time and set us
back quarter Of a century in the
course of national development.
This is the momentous fact which
every patriotic American ought to-
consider well at this time.-Sioux
City Journal, July s, 1891.
That is a strong statement to-
come from one of the stalwart repub-
lican daily organs. Perkins, OF the
Journal is one of the more independ-
ent editors, and the Associated Press
and National G. o. P. L. Grand Old
Party Liar) Committee must get
hold of him. The above is the truth.
1t is the ponderons truth which will
yet rest upon the hearts of men like
q crushing mountain.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

National bankers
their the capital
qued purchase the hond The gabag this ahood
the that they
bonds
with capital of
whether bills the
profit having $149O3O loan nothing?
question skins off a heap O
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

pelled TO purchase OUnef DOnOS III d
like sum and at a good round premi-
um. Certainly, the credit of the
country is good when the banks will
lend it money at 2 per cent"
Beyond the fact that Secretary
Foster has transcribed his powers
in this matter, and put a debt on the
government without the aid OF Con-
gress, we wish to note a few other
points:
If the bank had concluded to take
the money it would not have had to
purchase other bonds cat a good
round premium!" 1t would simply
have taken the money and gone on
with it's banking business-for 10!
hath not the president OF this same
bank declared that it was a "bur-
den" to carry on a "national"
bank-state banking is "much more
proitable!'' Besides, two years ago
this bank knew when it's bonds ma
tured, and could have sold it's bonds at
a premium if it chose, and purchased
Others! 1t can now get '95s at 10
per cent premium and still have the
capital invested free from taxation,
get 6 per cent interest, and have
over $11, 900 returned to it in ma
tional bank bills, for the cost of
printing. And it can sell it's '91s
at small premium also! The five
years taxation (say at 2 per cent
state and locaD from which it is
relieved, would pay more than the
premium!-and yet it gets on the
continued bonds only two per cent!
1t refuses 6 per cents, free from taxa
tion like the two per cents and cor
tinues the two per cents! Why the
loss for the five years which the skies
run, is 4 per cent year compounded!
And even this paid in advance. All,
what q maro's noSt
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-07-31

II This RephbEc was rounded
upon principles which 3nv0lved
The Dignity 0f Labor. 70 des-
troy the power of Labor is to
construct La5te. A Casx.s .:annO1
-co-exist With q Repubfr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

f-.r|r'~ w. 'e(NfN(~ (~.~yNT~0y"JNr~C~0~
NRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or
TIE COUNTY OF HENRIC0, THE SIN
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1891:
samuel Mlchaels .......................p laintln,
against
II. VI. Chambers and Joseph Chambers, part
ners, trading and doing business a r. NJ.
Chambers Son....................def defendants.
In case and upon an attachment returned ere
cuted.]
The object of this suit is to recover Of the de-
PENDANTS the sum OF one h ndred dollars with
interest thereon. and 10 attach the estate Of the
defendants 10 the payment Of the same And
the defendants are non-rosdents of the State Of
Virginia. n is ordered that they do appear here
within TIT o days after the due publication OF
this order and do whatever may be necessary to
protect their interests herein.
A cOpy-teste;
W. 5. LEAKE. Clerk.
RICHARDSON, n q. ocIO-saiw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

NEW York. oct. l6.-.SpeciaI Yesterday
and the day before Europe bought 5000 shares
today they bought @5OO shares. making 5000
IN three days. such extensive purchases have
been felt here, especially as big short interest
has developed the last few weeks snd to-day
shorts ran TO a considerable extent and were
the heaviest buyers IN to-dsys market. The
strongest stock to day WAS Louisville and Nash
vile. and, as big short interest WAS in tai :
stock, II naturally made the largest rise,
We rather think that Europe will
be seller tomorrow The news of the suicide
OF NervY Evans. Of Boston, was announced. He
Is sag 70 nave ueeh snoIi IN mo me OF Atchl-
son. Northwestern and Union Pacific, and some
OF these stocks are supposed to have been COW
cred FOR hls account to-day. lt IS stated that
his losses lately have been very large aud that
lis hard luck had unbalanced bis mind The
bank statement tomorrow Is expected TO be
very favorable, and we rather lean to the be-
lief that they will keep the market strong to-
morrow so as 20 mako good. stiff opening on
Monday and then sell stocks.
Following II the report of the United Press
Money closed at three per cent. the lowest
rate of the day. The highest was 80 per cent.
Exchange closed quiet posted rates, 4Sifs4s41S;
actual rates 4sOg is0l@ for slKty-day bills and
4s31z@isOt4 for demand Government bonds
closed steady; currency skies III bid tours
coupon. ll634 bid; extended tWos registered,
10 ~ bid.
There was a good buying by London houses
on the opening cf the stock Exchange here this
morning and the first prices were generally
fracti0nslly higher while Reading opened at an
advance of ~ per cent. During the morning
thore was moderate buying, and prices
further advanced by midday. New York Cen
tral Was q feature OF the late morning dealings,
and advanced from l09la 10 fl by ~ O'Clock.
Tie principal dealings Of the morning were IN
Reading. Louisville and Nashville. Atchison,
Northern Pacific preferred Union Pacific ST.
Paul Rock Island Eric and x TO ia Der cent
higher than the closing OF last night.
There Was comparatively little trading on the
Stock Exchange during the afternoon but
the market continued strong to the close for
q naiority OF the list in the last few minutes
of ulness there was a heavy trading in Burl-
ington and Quincy. Missouri Pacific was also
quite heavily bought and closed at an advance
OF ! per cent. The dealings in that stock IL is
said were chiefly by Jay Gould's brokers Lon
don houses we're credited with purchases OF
stock 70 the extent Of 5000 shares The sd-
vance in the general market as compared with
last nights figures ranged from IS 10 2Sl Ter
cent the latter IN New York Central The sales
1F~ Oh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Va. Oct l6-No offerings at suc-
ton 10 day. Private sales: Wrappers 81 hogs
heads: filters, is, cutters, 2: smokers. 0l; dark
leaf, IS. Total. 223.
Inspections Bright 20 hog.hesds: dark G
hoRsheads; Western. 10 hogsbeads. Reinspec-
ions j right. % hogshsads, dark, hogsheads;
Western, lO2 hogsheAds
Farmer 8. Virginia Wilson's, Naughans 8. ALE
ghany. Ola dominion. Meals Davenport 5.
Planters ShelburDe s, Shockoe and Sesbrook )
tobacco warehouses report to-day. Receipts,
o. packages deliveries. i65.
Internal revenue collections: Tax-paid cigars
and cigarettes si.67l A5; taI-paid plug tobaccOs.
a. -, l5. Total s7OC0GO.
Our Captain Bsauregard Lorraine and bride
arrived az home last evening.
There Was fine sale OF bright loose tobaccos
at layeuports warehouse this morning. The
best OF the season
A very good sale. with fine prices, was had at
flanter's warehouse to-day. Buyers turned out
IN iuli force showing the increasing interest
manifested IN This new business enterprise. IL
L. SAID that several good orders have been
placed on this tobacco market.
p, hegisteted az the Exchange to-day: II. q.
Itunter Jr Warren, y. c.; b. b. Vaughan,
le<ersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Condition Of tie Grain, Stock and Pro-
vision Markets
CUOTSTIOSSPROM TIE HOEETARY WORLD
wheat Opened Lower-Liberal Buying Tor
KKport-Good Trade In frovisions-
Closing Cables Charters.

Ca1cAeo. Oct i6-.Spccia Gables generally
reporiod higher markets abroad Wheat
opened about .sc. lower than yesterdays close,
deciroda fraction and closed about ic. % from
Yesterday Sample lots of lov grade and extra
good quality Of spring sold al good prices Tho
relative di ference between ca ia lots AMI. G.
-emucr MAS about lic. GO Zee. less chan yesterday
Ia.s would indicate chat the speculative feel
.ncwas weaker than the cash 10 reported
Chat there was liberal buying in New ork Bal
lmore and Duluth for export, but'our market
fsilrd to respond. We must have liberal clear
ances t0 sustain prices. Trading 10 spot and
eample lots OF corn was quite acNNe AZ
aioat Yesterdays closing prices, PERHAPS
shade lower Receipts we're some
what larger and speculative futures
ranged lower. Whom zoe weather Is faY0Tauie'
Oao Nsialy Furnishes the last win new tI ~"
il November, AMI portions of NetrasAa' nan. b,
f.l other Southwestern points sully MS
afkot. Spectators having THIS lu we've AooP
r oyo on the weather IIo9-..'t' ri.
l.re Was fairly good trade ln pIoFlsi', '..'
Gosh ana specuatif acconni ,i, Di-' e.o"s
iuk no special tendency. aliAo"a" "' '-l"es
llo.int cs les fo foarl. Liverpool sd
l.fhsr. On s,of vfcst. laafId. Berlin, @n
higher; London vines. . y. 4iis ,e,
to 100 lower Charters today Wheat llOOJJ;
corn tlN|N. la'-. ...NN
foiouine ~. tle re.ort of tho United Press:
NHnnf doc. 800 ON hNth anu 4NMtl chHlf1
favcraI ie Weather aul heavy r. csIpts here aud
An 10 Northwest Receipts AZ. cars.
Corn started weak on increased receipts, but
subsequently became strong on good export
demand Nov.m .er recovered ysc. Of the loss
and closed tlc IOwer October closed I'M
changed Zee ipts. i9l cars.
oats were duh aad easier in sympathy with
other cereals. Closing prices were 54c lower.
Receipts. lls cars
Provisions weakened under heavy selling by
tleNackers. Fork declined 11}6@21fc lard 80 /
q ..c.. ami l.ls llea1Iec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

LIVERPOOL. Oct i6-spot cotton quiet Mid
ding uplands. 1916; sales, slmp nalss- IN
lures steady: October November 800; NO
MEMBER December, Z lo-6f; December-January
1864
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPOT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
hicd f4ofSS IN g4 NE srArE OF yIRG 81
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, SEPIEM-
PER u 1901.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

hAliMoRE, MD. Oct. i6.-Flonr steady and
0A hanged. receipts, 1928 barrels: Shipment,
i..''a Da Teis' sales, 1880 barrels Wheat easy.
80. cred tio.. SlU3is lal OBS: Octobcr a. 0Sit59
DccemDer. slo6kelOJs. Iav, sll3a
fe h.eninef no red, 9s co.; receipts - 400
tt'A lsi shipments, 1850 bushels. stock f4ss
Dusheit' sales, $1,000 bushels: Southern
"ieAt EASIER luifl 81 al.O6; lOngherrv. Al 05@
~. eoih eieaof. mixed spot, &c asked:
s.a' 5,fse5lAe; January 5l4a5lssc.: Febrn,
pa 89l2s' arch, Size; receipts 10Se
u.l'ia, spl 3mt ms o. bushels; stock 75qo
t0Fh'is, sales, ID 900 bushels: Southern corn
we nrin al 1@i<c; yellow cay AZ 696s70c
le' lh scuNe iuQuirw No white Western 81
a., 10 mixed Western. s8a34c. receipts'
Dusneis. shipments 5l bushels: stock' IL,
= .4shels tyo Quiot and steady; No. 2, 95l6
es H. i'cripls. 1907 bushels; stock. l9s7s6 bush
~ ma eaNy; good 20 choice timothy sl8alt
i,.N ifsisht. steady; steamer to liverpool Der
: s.. e.fd Cotton nominal; middlng.
.'t' creamery fancy, 80ssscs do. fair ~
800 <ls1aei DO, imitation. 23c: ladie fancy
-~-%o'' good tochoice, l7sisc. rolls, Inc, ROC;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

STATE or VIRGINIA. CITY or RIcHMoND-ss:
!. r. 4. Hill, cashier OF the above named bank.
do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
X. Il. HILL Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this I'd
day OF October, 1891.
j. +. TURNER,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
W. p. BURWELL,
". l.. TAYLOR.
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.,
oci7-it Directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17

NV Y0Rg, oct. lG-Messrs Hubbard, Price &
Co.. Do their cotton circular tonight, say:
Before our market opened this morning Liver
poo lat advanced 2-el ] be IMPROVEMENT was
a.cubei 90 the rise of yesterday here and re-
ports 0f "a shortage of from lO 10 ID per cent i'm
tlc Egypt an crop. Despite the strength
abroad. however. our market opened no higher.
ana llt eject upon LlNelpo0l was TO close mat
market easy az aI 0uf last nights pr ces After
Ile opening here fllo market imprO ed some
three points. whom HE Government weather re-
.s.t was received. This document reports
u.lng frost last night IN tho Ohio, Tennessee
aud Upper Mississippi Valley, and predicts
severe Frost 10 night DO North and south Caro-
Ina and georgia. Ili}ate kilograms 10 AS re-
l0-t killing frost last night at Canton
Rome. Ga. Anuiston. Ala. and Aberdeen.
.iss These reports, however were very short
lVe1 lu their effect whom Offset by the
t.lres Il the enormous movement com
I.etng the week of the largest receipts on re-
Cod ln New Orleans tho pressure 81 actual
l.. and the limited demand has resulted 40
glea' Generalization On the spot market there,
and large selling orders were sent here. the ey-
f.lrol 90 which. Dos clOck, had carried this
market some ten points below last evening.
ANsr o'clock the rket showed rather moro
.eallue-s. closing finally az i9ss GO for Jan
rlu. The feature of the last hour Was the
LARGE buying " January by prominent com
mission house sometimes thought 90 operate
III tlr veteran Chicago trader. Sin Hutchinson,
whose good opinion of cotton al s'sc has fire.
InE nat les- Iem0Ial<ed and any reduction lu
Receipts Wili result lu sharp recovery Large
buying d.rs Tor southern account continue TO
Dr. received eyIiencine uudiminisbed conf
derco Iu short crop predictions
Receipts Doe ports for the week uOint to go
70 bales. again 10000 last year The interior
10 elp.s are I, o. bales, against ll300 Year
ESQ .A.t ear the plantation movement was
.t. a.ts. hut owing TO me Unprecedented
I.'ali't ant accl muau0u OF Interior stocks. DO
Nl.l pIuba ly 10 largely ln excess Of s00N bales
il7 pres DOS week he spot market Is dull and
t.a.. al unchanged quotations. Mlddllng up
.al i.t'i SALES ti bales.
i.Aaa lons il iuiues, 10000 bales Octo-
Ter. sl-fNlf. November. 23aS "a. December.
t January 500; February. s7a$s74.
aif. r'a@s1 Nav goo, June, 9l5s9l6, july
'--t 90 august sale' 3d.
phonrfr
u.-- rfo,r .tt.f.n7..... ,...t.. ..-,
f.,.tr, ao~r 'i W. "a "ln 9"sy iO''niseu'
49, u-i.... ,
Pm. '-rlfa ertent ~ 5S "si1 ". .oe. III 10 a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
ClRrksviIlo Tam

CLAREsyuIE, Tenn, Oct 1l-Our sales for
the week ning to-day were 295 hogsheads. At
this season of the year the market presents but
few features OF interest WareLousemen are
seeking 70 close their small remaining stocks
and the buyers trying to find place for them
forward. he market was firm and unchanged
for leaf and up a bid or two on common lugs
tho various demands for the grade seeking to
get heir share Of the small quantity left. The
new crop is now all IN the house the cold spell
Of weather last week fastening the cutting OF
the remnant in the field.
We had light frost the morning OF the sth
which did no damage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-17
oh What m Toueh

VIII you heed the warning-tbe signal, per-
haps, OF the sure approach OF that more terrible
can afford for the sake Of saving 30 cents,
% run tbs risk and do nothing for It, We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure
more than million of bottles were sold tho past
year. ltreleyes Group and Whooping Cough
q once Mothers, do not be withoutit. Sample
bottles Tree, Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
Il. N Shields d Co.. corner Of Fifth and MAJ.