davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

a2oc crgamef we,ier1 S Ssn dary hofub, and
raii- -xa. o5d26c. DO nf>t-. 2-12ic, seconds Va5c
Stae dairy Welsh ;ui~ extras f,t, z-a-' ~
80 .n5"l.. stat, daIy, hrNn-. 1915 -ecohd, 70
extra wotefn imitation ,reimery nr.' 2a:ge ,eeolas
We-f.ru dairy Hrsts -O6.-ci serol IT, lo"ioc
w., -, f,cf nv June nrNn-. extras &c s'SY.
to Gr-. i6didc; June tgl; III g rithnut
bapce II moment sat- factory. fun cram fancy whit
,,n,,,r Nus B.: q, ruor'd. 1Oi4GlOsc; chOic',
i6aioi-c; GOOD prime. 9,.a"',ci common 10 is s
- NM common 10 cbllc' "a
-" St,,o p,r,orv nm skins. Ia2c..... iGts-Ourt'
idy and anc61ned STATE ara rennSySana w Wv
iH' faicahcfcd. 2la12c icehol-e. lsals2c ln'd'
l'SSII..,,i,r-RAw-In ncht rcqucs, no bdslness 70.
,o,,,d Quotations Muscoyado, - test B. ana !l99c
iG'd Guct. Crushed and cut loaf ,5 5.IGs
IL. ieranula.d. lj-l6Hjc; powd, red. l',iu"
~ cube i5.lGd5,c coniee oncs A. l.lGa +ssf
SoluTha A. i9ai lllOc sianda 4 l2'lGd'e ma SS
A r. 3.Ij,: No. g. 3-l0G isc No I, 49, D. l ~,
So s. si.iee4he ~ . a. 200 "a 10 ieS l'lo@
SrEARINF-rhn and quiet; city lard qGoS "a ~ lT IJ
IN md. and 1o'c in & o.. omarsa me c -, c W 20,
prime city sal., 100 hhd- lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
rorpr curyDtRs FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-Gcncni Iern-B'Ioie Van bfuht T. D.
i Ingcm n c 'aT Ingraham Motion
''' S@g% Ss' 100 IDc!ere o. C';,
i a''' so go ia'S li5i 96 i@5G III .o7 2sj NJ
dSi is 5 sc5 so 55. 'V us, ''- '''- ''' ~
Nupr ne .opftSG@I I l ,,I orr, IT s
2, 500, iis7 1885 1871. 2I33, 1903 1879, .l96. 1913
Circuit Court-Pau lII-ncfore Peach. Nos. eooE.
is32 49, l5l t2I l,;S ~. from
Cieuiit Court-palt II-AdJourncl for the term.
Circuit tourt-rait IN-Bcforo Landon, J.-Cascs from
sufroeatcs CouIt-Bcforo Hanson. o-wiis Of Chrlc>
pay and Mary I ISHs NJ Ha $50 weir FOR MnrsaT
Mccarthy Rose Davis and Cnspar lIake, 10 a. m tfa'
bet, A. str:ne John None. Laawg r A. IIcwiss Alice
Common Pcas-Gencrai Tcrm-AdJourhed untn ocope'
Common rleas-spccla Term-Bcfore Geserich. J.
Comnnn flc0s-Equity Tcrm-Betolc Pryor, Mos.
rqSs ,ss ,sId AT; Ssg ca PaG S 5
s s $50 5S g. g. 5 5qs So Ss 49, 49, e. ~
''S COMMON p' fens-.1ra Tcrm-rart II-Beforc Book
Common I'eas--Trial Term-Par III-Beforc BIschof
%cSr for S term
Su.ilr Court-Equty Torn Before McAdam. Mos.
$50 C Tor ~ Honrt rra TgfnIrar, I-Bcfore sdcwIck
C. |No. 1893 1917 100. 1902. 1853. 1884 l22C 1911
coGrS .s Tc cGS ,:l l Iss ,iso Freedman"
eareror Cou.lr1I rm-Hrt ,i do sa Pgsro
CITY Court-Spccal Tcrm-Bcf0rc Mccarthy, J.-Motons'
City Court-Tral Tcrm-Part I!cfore Ehrlieh G. j.
Nos 52l. 1919 G!r1 G'Oa C9l G95 ZOO ~, 0lJ 10
Ill az, 79. $50. G9s, i1i 35, 573. 597. G97 322'
CIV Court-Trlal Term-Part II-Before Newburger T.
Mo-. 40 3os, Gsi go, 90 49, iG5 % oys o oS9
10. 800. sol. 40 n... -, ,a,,,a ,,,,.,moo.
Nos c,s AK ~ 90 ~ go 20 25i. 30 asi
CRY LouFt-Tral Term-part Iy-Before McGown j.
Short causes; Nos 1898, l052 llsd az 1872. i2pi'
i7s7. l77t. 1890 1904. 1888 1896. 1897, isos
Court Of General SessiOns-Part I-liefore Cowing j.
and Assistant Dktrct-Attoney Macdona-Nos to 20 In
elusive.
and Assistant District Attorney Wceks-No |.
Court OF General Se-siOns-part II1Beforc MARITIME, j.
and Assistant District ATTORNEY DaeisNos TO tneU-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
I'LL. TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct % tSpecan.whcat ye't'riay soia az t t
low price the crop, 49, Tor P,cen'er anu ia n,
;Ss. cents IN BIC receipts counted 5000 ears ~
,,he, AZ Minneapolis and Duluth for thfe DAYS ana
1917 cars here a ChcagD Ihcic Wa no rHmn- =" W. III,
price. not ncc' >-'ry There Nts no ny nS
'hor' selings II seemed 70 D. simply a matt ol
qgidation: Of unloading 81 long line: taoN W.
loner II Wa clear lie West and Tie North" h'
va rain IN the Souhw'-t. Heavy receipt ""n 20 o.
likely until rain starts In Al incrca'" of 6VVo wv III
ti. Visible Monday l. predict Il. corn G"'lheI = 'u'
D.,cner ana cont f6r MAY 1, c9-" a, tn no't2n.
-oli d. ~ md closed th'r ~ 'le
w,re not large only oOl ar. ~ ,hre" ca. ~.
o-,mai for Monday o1v 10000 he '@lr paw
h.rc now T. uair up largely " shppIt INC. "
affected hy arish tone NJ down la-t nhrsrt-, ~
ltsk ~ -f0Ggg" room a. The ~fa'piN anu ID lW
lafgr .'ock. her. cat, sympahlI some with What
and corn hut Lat rally near IN" clo-" Kc'iDt- ,o
only 4 tA' "-tiete ipI N"iN'
va or only l'o. Thc Cuiahys Continued nor bn-l
y lari They advanced october b- the top Picc
IA deal 40 - Jcnusry pork sod rof ~ 20
sl3 g. January lart from > - O. y 81 JenuprS NOS
from d - 20 81 20 INclrthlnr ,osed ~ me top
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
GR1IN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.

The markets the Produce Exchange were extremely
dull all around on Saturday, ald generally the V"'PI
continued bcirlsh. In wheat only 1JO'OO bu'h'Is d"
options were dealt and prices broke 'sd2 co"V''
Cables wer, Disappointing. Receipts were still large inc
weather was generally favorable foreigners 'od ''c'
and m, r. was a gcn,Ia ack of speculative |.gor
Der options opened at 49, GEMS, ana d'ch'u " 20 -
cent On 1c curb pIces wire further dtprS.e u n,
cent December selling a. 77's, and May AZ o. ts
Inc pot market VI, weaker on no1cia" pu''"o''
shippers took l2s. DO burn ,r,cro wore
t1rn broke ra.4 cent. but very dun hcrd VIZ
no ,lp.cia features ~, speculation was dul anu .oi
1T ii mainly of swift hing On the curD pics
cen, ,nsltr, a, follows: November, i32; ueceHlDer
5Oi,; Nav. jla4 cents. Cash corn was wcaker e'o
slow only 10000 bushels D'Ing taken for export 49,
O,t. w,f- isL4 for options and about stinf
on the SPOT. Business has dull In both li'-. Ivy
pre- gcc ~ etscd OF cent. Lard wa hrn Dno Pu''
qhe nna On iG quotations were as follows - -o
Wheat October, = NOScmb - pe''nu'l' 49,
Ian ,ry 1873. sos Maicn, S3'i May So &C. -. 70.
tori-Oct be-. o.; November, 43si DE euOc ~ -
olt| Ocr.icr 81: November Jia; December 3'''
IL % t6b.f, % o5; November, IS 25; January
Tic e. 10. Of gain and -four reported on satqrd'y a.
Newly onl Philadelphia and Poison were a. Ioip"'
What 1897 bushels; corn. ~. ~ bi,h,1 "a 81
Aol sal b she's total ain So 600 bushels iour; ~.
$50 raekaca~ AZ Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Louio w
afr,.I- wcre: Wh.at. $4,000 bushels; corn - a.
bushels: olts 72G6l0 bushels total grain, -,ioooci
bu,A,l. -four, iOdjO barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. oct 22-Catue-Rec.pt for rat - hon for
100 head total week tni- fir, u ~ h.'I 49,
am dine last week. 1000 head cnh-tnrd uI,"t"
O6O head Newiork. 400 head on 7,i', w ,
export steer. sjd-1 -. Hogs-K'c@Pi- ~ i y" P'T1
q hours. 1900; total for week uin- -! 90" 90 w. NJ.
fnr saun tlue last w..k 100 had con-iPcI
n siD had H. Ncw-York 1850 head. Oh say" lt-vy
mead marart opened aciiNe and h'kA't '1 yt
III sold. hsNy corn frt. 80 l10-b -, picheI- any
dunn s6us6 TO- Yorker @ool 70 p..' a .,
- VOaSG DO hcht to fair DO. a. ,'oso 90 gu No.
nd :, 10 - 90: p->. good D. brsi con i'd p -,
- - do COMMON KIP, to hir. t'I.7' ~ 10Y
ron ,h, 70 o5dsJ % common roI-h- - ~" - 80 81
hour, 4 100 bad toial Tor week mn ar - - ."h
f,r am. time a.t wt,k -. 400 head cohsle'l
I tO1 head" t. NcW-Nork. = BOO head "h 81 80"
ht,d market opened steady but very low VIII t,,.
m fancy w.thcrs 25Gsi 90. hr 20 SoN th.p ~ E
W. Gull. and common do. g Jud7S - '''Aui -.
"a 75dSi 80. lambs native ch'lce 20 I".,l' =.
- 80: d. fair :, good. 81 75atI cul- - iii -
u IS Canada 10 good. - 25at' 20 Do '"'''
to TiHT 5sgo %rt e3-.Thc Tyrninc Journal" rroti.
Cot,l-Hoceip,- OOo hooi ,hpmn's 40 nj M M
.,l,dv a, -.,fday'- quotlfiOI- Hog ~ 4PT
IA 900 h'ad shipucnts oop had marc o?"n ~ ,'2,
rln.ed w,ok: r'urn and 'cu1DDh 50 - -
!, Gna - 20. urht - jo4-j 60 Sh'"i-l ger -. l'.o
head .hl,r.oni. 1000 head market sl.M W. ~ VI
iy..' ~ Jo.-5 ~. T''ar- rS - Veins ~ -''
"a ~. laut.- - - i.:5 60. 49,, g. 900
- 81 IrTi. oct - = at''c--Hr ip's IT," d"y' u 900
head slpn.ni, I 500 had. mir.e' a u' ald go,
Texas and Indian -t'er- - t""sa I'D ,.nn I'm - f,
- 70 IIc.s-pcccipts for thrc' fay- Ia 'D' h'e
monts : 800 head market low h-it{ - a'l - 80
r,c king 81 lors5 90. rrh', - Jos, % -! -
usd1i % god rnsr. ~ 80 70 - 90 choice 70 fanc-
r,u,fo G',tI =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
MAJOR JOHN TEMPLETOy BECOMES INSANE.

Major John Templeton. Of Dunton, became insane
Saturday morning, and is now locked up in the Town
Hall at Jamaica, l.. I. Major Tfhpleton was in the
Office Of william p. Baker, real estate agent when
he said that had robbed him OF S1O,OoO,OoO,
ana Immediately handed Mr.. Baker check for that
amount. lie became violent and Mr.. Baker was
Obliged TO call in the assistance Of strangers to re
strain him. There twas a sharp struggle, I'm which
the Major striCa three Of the men who were attempt
ing 10 hold him, but be finally overpOwcicd and
put In q straitJacket DIS. Wood and Hasbrouck
will examine him. and 1t is probable that he will be
cent 70 the MddetOwn Insane Asylum. The cause OF
his INSANITY Is not known. He Is about fOrty-fivc
years old and welltodo. lie has a wife and one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
rr,popP,y pRODrCD MARKETS.

Liverpool oct -. p m.Beef- Holder orsr mo1cr-
a.efv. iort-Ihc supply j. poor. Hhm~-hod p one
MOD. rltev. Iacon-Ifoie-- Offer -i@rngy -hor. m
.t,., - ~ - ~ Iona cloar Middle. atplt -
n AL 90. Ui long ard shott ci'7r udil's. about %
y firm a. a. ChrcsoIlod"r. ofrr NOD r1t"Y M IL
an nm. Mt. and coloI'd firm a. 5ls Il 10 N"It'm'"
make Tnlpv-Hlf"- ofcr paringly prime cry hn -
-. Tr.catl1. Holder, IL spiilney. Kos n-ll"'
-. or'r -fur.utly. .oruon I'm &C p "a. Lad -~lo
me -ip'i, {, poor; fl'hr.--Ii .ii"r- oret '"rl
rf,r,s " storm SPOT md iYlrr Grm 81 IS ~ VIVA
s,I r,u. ma ?. .re. no-.rlt IS. u--~i0. and iu-
nod - Df,r uodcrrly: miAc' " stern, uc'o''
se,f, A, T. I'd NovrIur steady a. 4 Dad Hop or
lond ID -paHnc Colst-iloldafs arr not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
EVE nEAcoNEssEs CONSOLIDATED.

Five more graduates Of the DeacOnesSes' Home and
Training school OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
were cOnsecrated and received their formal licenses
at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church last evening
The candidates for conservation were Miss Buckw'cr
Miss Gcncvieve Gates Miss Sarah f. Pike, Miss Clara
NJ Hicks and Miss Ella y. Dealing. They were pre-
sented by Miss Isabella A.. Reeves superintendent OF
the Home: the conservation services were conducted
by Bishop TOburn and the comforting Of licenses WIS
by the Rev. DR.. ~. DC. Crawford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COIFTE-On the spot ruied quiet but The tone was
one Of stc,dncss. With 40 kio quoted AZ lHc 4heiI
VA, no business In options the Exchange haNig dec!uc1
TO adJolu unJ MONDAY neat O1nlr' rom l.i'
r,iou nrmno.s while naNre accounts are utpc'Scu
Hamburg quiet and unchahscI =, ,.n
COIlON-Iho SPOT market ruled quiet at nc advance
No spot sale, reported.
az,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

LIeTOol tlegram,. Zst p mig e'IT IgUUT TN'7
OF which American 5000 b1le~. l1iOU Dale, oi
which for speculation and cNpot 1000 lacs Al9eilcan
5000 bales. SPOT alket IN buyers favor. Middhn
upinds. 7.i6d 22d p nj ccipts 1900 baltS OF
MIIoh American, 1000 bales. sales, 1000 bh's Oh
which for speculation and export 900 bales; AmIican'
1000 bales. spot market, dtnilg Mdding upldndr'
7ltd Futures opened hrn at 5'oid u 4-Oid adN""e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

Good Ordin1ry-.-..--....1b Low MdCllnc.....-.6.s
STREET trOJ1 or 4inliY-..-os Mddng .......-.T l1l1
Options wers quit br-k, dcspte The bali ho day. and
the market ruled -cid a stronger. with -
excitement Local ''shos lbrfa buy r- and the
- interest rom outside sources. Prize, :
advanced Ii II points and Tn" clos quite firm.
Lrrpoo HlO ted sharp advance and the pot receipt,
rather Hight 10th % which had stimulating elect
ST. 8 10000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

nine companies return gains Of S4J0,2IO, or "a
per cent, ana nine companies return Losses aver
aging l.3 per cent. The whole number civss
a Civ over the same week of last year Of SOFA
29G, or 3.S per cent It has printed also ~
gross earnings OF sXty-two companies for me he
first week OF October. The whole number giyes
an increase of S349,5as, or 4.3 DER cont """
The following table divides the aggregates and
differences of the companies showing gains and
losses:
I'd week In Oct. 1891. 1892. Diderenoes =,
30 conplri s....sj.9 1927 So an 5o7 Inc 20 9o y
0 companies. l.3l5,69i 1l3S7s0 Dee 1864 /,
Total 4s cos s7,277 OIL 1850 81 NE s273o9s a.
it %sk IT, Oct rd DerIqce
Is panles.... 1,ilS 9j3 12o',e05 Dec lGii5s II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

Can quotations follows Flour weak prices
lja 2Jc lower week Ia No. = ~prlhI Mhrhi.
I1.a7l &C No spring wheat. Gp"'" so . i'd. - ga
7l7sc; No. com 4o'c No oats, So, 80 = "h,ir
T. b.. zoe 80. white. .JG3It, No. - rye, dc SO.
barley, Goa62c; 10. 3. T. o. b.. 81
60: p,rk, per bb $l2 i,ael2 20 lard, lsI
100 ~ Is 20 short bs, sii,s doo'r, - '1o7lo 70 dy
ali.d -houdis boxed. g. so 50; short clear side,
Gox,d) rs 2Oa;s - whskcy, disucr- finished goodt.
n,r gal, 81 10, susae, cut loaf unchanged No. 'o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
TIE MONETARY SITUATION.

Thcic was ~ matcri,l change in the local
money market Call leans AT the Stock EN-
change RANGED from 1 10 per cent and the
bulk Of the business was done at and per cent
There was rather mere doing in time loans, but
rates remained unchanged. For short dates
small loans were ncgOtutcd at 8 and 3 IL per
cent, but for PERIODS beyond 30 days the usual
rate was per cent The supply Of funds at
that figure was abundant while the demand was
not aciivr The movement Of currency was
against Ncw-Ycrk, but transfers through the
Sui Treasury were smaller than before in several
weeks. ard it Is not improbable that the outflow
has eliminated. The South appears 10 be the
only section of the country whose requirements
have MOI ben pretty well satisfied further
alvlnc" IN the price Of cotton may set that crop
in motion. and reflex movement of money
would bc natura. sequence. In the foreign
market mOncv again dcarPr. In London
the Bank of England advanced its minimum rate
of discount from > t. per cent, and the open
market rates followed 10 > 3-s and , l-2 per
cent for discounts and | per cent for daily
balances Al the Con mental centres the open
market rates Were. sitter and slightly higher.
The foreign exchanges We're weak and lower.
The supply of both bankers and commercial
bills was improved perccptibly, while the de-
mand for remittance was not so large The rise
ference in rates between long and short drafts
and the offerings of bankers bills eXerted an
influence in the same direction The market
closed dull and featureeSs Mt 81 .83 l-2 and SiS6
for long and short sterling bills, respectively.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
forty-eight railroad companies systems for the
second week of October. or this number thlxty-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

ON the PR ucc Ischalse to-day the buttr market g
2Oa.Ul2c.
Cincinnati oct e2rloqr easy Wheat casicr LOWER
800 bush Com easier; SO. mNcd. &c. Uat, easy
30 mixed e.. Rye ~ No. a,c. r9rH mn
Bacon nm. - 10 Whs@y a'i'" INN; sales. 49,
s SS e. .' Chez ,,.S strong ''' 'S' ''''
R sS corn % E oSli pS@. g. G' OIL no oa, Nsd y
10. . white, 30 s4ase; 80 do, 3odai%e. Bag''y'
fS S'" uac6sayd %orS Ge SG Il 90 La
~ ., t zoo ,arS u 600 bush ooy
- 200 bbls barley, 1900 bu-h.
Mnne@Gs MINI Oct ut wa ,!a duh sdtuqtS
all through the session. December 'opncd CV-c and
c SSS q s &c. aa a. cc SG at r. tc wS ys5
abe eclI'y IN the cash mai%rt Tor the 9eter gIadr
purchases. Receipts Of wheat here were $50 carr fei
cofs Close: Nav opened 15ec hg1c,t 75asc; lowest
ace; clos'd. 49,. October closed oslo. Decembir
DC On track, 10. hard. iolac; 40. Northern, 60
No. Northern GiaG6c.
operating only sialll et' 70 satisfy actual wants
s 95 @" a1 d rs au 5 sS for . @S'
SeT IL 'Sg' per lCS 3 a.en w' weak p+cc G. @,
neht. Ign grades dun l. lower. No fcnnsyl anla
% S n SdRO'5' ccDs ac %o,;n 5Sa IN 49, &c
bcccmbcr, 16a aotc; Janu1.y, Htg'stc aye, 90
mixed ruled steady, futures be,ond THIS month wcr,
gcr S 5e No. mixed o5to s H az ~ 9n No
yember isadsre December. asa issc January, sac
iSc. Oats-Car lots dull weak. No. white declined
2c. Futures nominal, without important change. No
white J'c; also at 36Lc; ungtadcd white 37ac 40
white track SOC No. . white, October, $50 3bc
No'cmber s71.a5sac; December, 3sa3sac; January
3s2d3Jc. Eggs firm! fair demand; Pennsy rsts
"3a2ic. Sngars-Itcnncd quiet. steady. Cubes 5Ac
extra powdered XXXX. 5i4c; standurd powdered Sc
Inc granul1tcd. Do standard do, jc Crown A ..ICc
Crystal A.. 3c double refined Diamond Tor candy
%; confoctiOncrs' A. 4sc keystone A. 4GDc Frank
lin b. i2c do extra G. ii-c Fed C. ii.c Othe,
etticcs unchanged. Kcccipts-flour $500 bills 49,
500 sacks: wheat A.. 100 bush corn, 40 600 bush
oats, % 500 bush Shpments-whcat 81 800 bush
corn. $4,000 bush oats. II 800 bush.
~ Louis Oct 22.-Fiour somewhat unsettled hut not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
Exchange closed October l..


Tho fined petroleum market continued quiet. but win
out further Vcahuc-- FINAL quotations WUrr UNCHANGED
AZ cent. per Ion Ia brcl- and 800 cents In bu
AZ New. York aud - barrels and 8 - cents ~
lux al Ph1dcph and baltimore. case, were -
rout~ lower un the nominal basis Of $50 CENTS. crude
,u wna reduced points 10 80 cents per gallon h
arrrl- and O. cent, bulk. Washington crude hcin'
- points under these quotations. Naphtha was IN
CHANGED a . cents pr gallon
Tho foreign markets were only -t"alN OF
lower but London was shade higher Last quotations
wric UNCHANGED Antwerp & II francs pr iop hl">
toint. lower at Bremen - matk- pr - hOs. and
3.iOi ltr at London al ioGi ljlJd per Imperial gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24

The bank Exchanges at the Ncw-YorlS Clearing
House AMI the stocks sold az the New-loik Stock
EXCHANGE last week AMI for the week of the pre-
ccding two years compare rs follows:
o. -. %. oct -. '0l. oct % 'o2
EXCHANGES .3iS ia 4j9,J1' S67 1915 9,S
4, aid i.t
The Forrest City times., 1892-08-05
E POPULtT

- Ny '-I --o
 Nominate a Il County Ticket-The Col
 ored BraOusr Chucked Overheard.
 The populites held their county con yention ill this city last Saturday and nominated full county ticket. I. N. Cotton was chosen temporary chair man, and pending the report of the committee on credentials, Isaac Giles pie, the colored candidate for represen- tative, was called upon and made a very sensible and temperate speech by far the best thing we heard emanate from any member of the party. It would be spiended guide for Sweet. Bonner, Featherston & O.. if they only had the brains to follow it.
 The committee reported and the dele gates were seated. N. B. Fizer was elected permanent chairman, and the convention got down to business with the following result
 For representative, w. H. Coffey; county judge, John NJ. Brown; sheriff J. $. Fitch; county clerk, J. G. Stern; treasurer, J. B. Wilson; coroner, J. B. Beck; surveyor, J. G. Harris.
 There was a strong disposition to nominate Ike Gillespie for the legisla- ture, but the convention thought it i'm. prudent to do so, owing to the fact that many of the whites were deserting the standard for that reason. The colored brother will find that the "People'sn party has no more use for '.nigger, except to vote him, than any other par ". The colored man is great fellow with them so long as it comes to elect ing the white leaders of the populites t0 office, but when he can be thrown overheard these same white leaders do not hesitate to bounce him.
 After the nominations had been made, a telegram in the Memphis Alp peal-Ayalanche was read by Wm. Man ming. This dispatch, every word of which was true, and was known to be true by Manning and the other un- washed, told of midnight meetings held by the populites throughout this and adjoining counties, at which incendiary speeches were made. On a unanimous vote this dispatch was declared an in- famous falsehood and itsRauthor called ugly names. No oone present, however not even the framer of the resolutions was convinced of the falsity of the dis patch.
 After the adjournment of the county convention, the Madison township con vention met and nominated the follow ing magistrates: k. Bonner, c. V. Nim- mo, w. F. Eppes and a colored man at Madison whose name we failed to catch.
The Forrest City times., 1892-08-05

The new dwelling of Dr. w. Nj. Webb, in the northern part of town, is almost completed and win soon be ready for occupancy. Gus people will cordially greet Dr Webb and family as members of the community.
 The residence portion of Forrest City, heretofore far behind other towns in magnificent structures,ls now be- ginning to make good showing, and the idea of beautiful houses from an architectural standpoint, is rapidly getting a hold on our enterprising citizens.
 The schedule of passenger trains on the Little Rock and Memphis road was again changed last Sunday. The west bound morning train passes at l0:32 instead of l0:42, and the east bound evening tIain passes at 5:55 in stead of 5:4l as heretofore. Other trains are not affected.
 nD- WIRE OF cARDul. Tonic for Women.
 Eugene A. Rolfe and Miss Belle Hatcher of this place were married "Wednesday morning at o'clock at Jonesboro. The newly welded couple went to Memphis, where they remained until yesterday evening, when they re- turned home. The groom is one of our foremost young business men, being the senior member of the we'll known firm of ROlfe & Hatcher, and stands among the first on the social list. The bride is highly esteemed by all who know her and has wide cir cle of warm friends who join in hearty good wishes for her future happiness and prosperity May their brightest hope. be realized.
 After lively chase, involving no end uf trouble and much acute work, Deputy Sheriff w. II. Aldrldge re- turned this morning with prisoner who had been wanted for some time. It 1886 negro named William Cloud murdered a woman in the bottoms east of this place. A few days ago he was located at Jonesboro. Mir. Aldridge wemt after him. Arriving at Jones' boro he ascertained his man had gone to another place near by. He extended his journey to find the man had just left for q neighboring place. This continued until the criminal was deli nitely located in Jonesb0ro, where his arrest took effect. He was brought to this place this morning and lodged in .al.
 The much talked of. would-not- be- downed victim of the doubting Thom- ases. the Forrest City canning factory, commenced operations last Saturday morning with upwards of fifty men, boys, women and girls at their posts ready to work. Owing to the very un- favorable weather and the earliuess ot the season there has not been sulii- cient fruit delivered to the factory to keep it running on fall time. but never theless they now have somewhere in the neighborhood of twenty thousand cans of tomatoes ready to sell. We are very proud of our little enterprise, and do not fear for it's success if we can get enough fruit to run the factory through the season. Buyers are num- bered by the thousands. and it only remains for the Forrest City Canning company to name price low enough to compete with their neighbors, to sell their entire pack any day they want to. Let us all pull together to make the factory a "howling" success.