New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-24
TO BACK THEIR WHEAT
WHAT THE ALLIANCE WANTS THE FARMERS
TO DO.
TT IS DENIED. HOWEVER. THAT &" CORNER" Is
coxrEMpLATED-THE EUROPEAN CROP
SAID TO BE A FAILURE
To THE TnIDUHEI
icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE IhiBoSEI

my TELEGRAPH TO TIE TAIBusEl
wasb,ncton July o3.-whils the Farmers Alnahce
,o.dars stoutly deny that they desire or VIII us "
CORNERS the wheat market OF the Cni'eu e'a.es' ''
are sraning every nerve to induce FARMERS " ou u
oar,s wheat crop until slate In the year, OH 'he a"
snrance that it will then bring much oo,Vei 20 49,
on,e time past printing press has Deeh hep, ou's
-, u,nr,ng of circulars which are now being scaN
~, ,oascast among farmers In all parts OF inc
conrtrv begging them TO hold their wheao paoh nol
market Some of the arguments whieh ,nS ~
leaders use are not such as they "oulu 10 ii''
omn,ov Oh the stump in their Remuneration Vi 'io ~
rh,,can MARTY Among other arguments uSeu III o
,,ar ore those: As the harvest OF 1884, inc idiH
-, vro over had was 512Ooo0oo bushels the nr9'
c,orr,,ent report would indicate crop OF 4o4'oov'
ooo ,,,ho,s cav 500 900 900 in round numbers Inc
-. oonspmntion has increased with the popui'
IA &c certainly over 350,O00O0o busheis piou,D
oeo 600 600 which leaves us l4ooVoooo ~ 100 900
Dnrlng the last ten years We oAP' ~ 600 ooo
eorv In average Of which Europe re'eVo ~ ZOO 600
and the West Indies and South Aleil0' ~ enare
rh, yoar we NAV have 100000 more ~ ep",e
LUIS '. ill co Ia South America on account
49,, o,rroc,tv treaties. and Europe Viii receNe VI.
ortitv Of about 1O7 100000 Dusheis a
~ more as we have no reserves 10 draw upo" =
,rorla make both ends meet there II fuiop0 "r~ 100
o WV. -, cron Int Europe has not good aVeras0
-. in fact IL has the worst crop isiluIo Va ~
century," -, ,uorce using
II is delightful to see the Farmers hiian.S oyd
fhe crop reports prepared by hepuo iia1s ~, a Re.
tbo r.cinrocity policy successfully lhiuato" " to,
,,icon Administration as weapons OF offence as'inS
,rbeat speculatorss and at the same tllho uee
sorn,ers themselves to enter into the iho9' .ho
wheat speculation ever known; ana then :" ,s do
Alliance leaders going up and do"i, INC -, hoye
nouncing the Republican party ana PoH's .,d a
u;dened the farmers market at homo ana on
feelb
ret the better of the SPECTATORS anu lev .ar his
orrAgo Tho farmer the best price ne can bc' io a.
wheat. or corn or beef, or pork or oN'ei 1~ orc
T. is probable however, that the FARMERS WV u-u
generally men of fair degree Oh In'ol,'s notber
becn 10 wonder after reading TINS ciio"i'i' .u,no
the Republican party is quite so oau d. u0 orIor
leaders have been trying to paint H. Inc 'A'''N
continues: u,,r, % hold OIL 20
,eo what will become Of this move as IN VIC" nobar
nation priccs could never be lower buC' e' ror,
~ more If the farmers should be pefsuaueu Oy ho.
ments Of railroad and elevator men W - ,or - a
into the market the result would be the sai",' -
h,a number of those who in the haoi' Vi 10,
ketinp early hold oack little while Ue ~, agoct
cries would fall short Of the requirements S , a., az
would be the If no wheat had oe' ,SorohIa
~ rbera IL however, little danger that any
-, =, saryners could be induced TO marhe. -i'ir
r,oduct in hot haste present prices as ie ,
adonted bv the State Alliances long ago Sho" ~ 49,.
p,ov ,boir enemies. They know that the reinh'HO VI -
rears crop are smaller than ever ana ma' pi''
So ', -, % nronorton 10 the condition OF the worles
oron No crops that can be raised this year can
the fact that the worlds supply is immensely
requirements The American farmer is hVeiie CIV 80.
70 know that whoever markets his products i'' ~ - ~
like this receives the best prices and there 10
danger that any will show enough synp'A'
speculator 70 come 10 his rescue ,
The authors Of the circular. 1t Will be ooSerVeu'
assume it TO be a fact that the farmers can holu u
their rranarles without inconvenience 70 Ilelsoi'o
ond as long as they choose, wheat crop "Hion l,
+matod At 500 10000 bushels. II that is the ac'u1
condition of the American farmer everybody VIII re'
to know it; but II it be true what an dnne and
e " 10 he done dav by day. by the men who nave
pictured and who continue to picture n9 LAVE hound
HAT of an abject hopeless, debt1dden saye, ooH n
Sand and foot by "the money power whose con con
dition naught alleviate save the Issue 0S Even
ernment Of few tho9sa1a 3nsderi a few score Of
Uhom have been shrewd enough 70 roe mo sore
able Offices the backs OF s as to whether the
farmer shall have the prvileSe OF I{ ~ so
nperhabe' products 70 tne and large majority
IF e them declare that therein lies his only hope
SENDING OUT THE CIRCULARS FROM 81 PAUL
g paul Mimi. July 23.-St. Paul has been made the
Headquarters Of national movement Dy ure OHi,ou
Farmers Alliances of the country TO cofn9F tho c"'
wheat crop of the United States. At NO 81 "aDlSa
60 Cor several DAYS large force of employees has been
engaged in sending out circulars WIN tie 'ow ~
having not only the Alliance mn OF the unlted sa'c''
~. oil classes NJ farmers keep back the wheat crop
mill the "bearss have all been killed oh ard prices
have been advanced to high point. Az the heau VI
tho movement is George NJ. Muller Editor OF Inc
ct.tep and a prominent Alliance man. clrcuh'r "
citing the benefits OF combination and urging inc
formation Of the "Trust" has been made public. Inc