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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

1c under September store and LIZ under sra sspe%
I as sssl Il; ss Ss sssIsd s
S e uS MSaA sepD ss e
SSSSoS bush under september eeverei svaa ani
r. s' yrs 10 sndis red say, That nc as
wheat from the Argentine Tor the current year VII p and
sSy Ga'a tons n ism sS Ssrns
in the Republic are e o wae ;oS apart rom 90 90
s s Tn Standard thinks however that tn. acreage
T n SsO Os tonne Of nSc be sHa avaa5
of corn from the eo ATsen aS,S Ss siS 10 zoo
last YEAR Becrbohms review Of the foreign crop siI s
a nssn in the the rdced area and bary
promising better thar antepa,sd In The
ssda S &c s s
op sya THsa' of VI" iead ss = st
Hungarian crops are turning Ge c1oT Tes as quite favorable
Inc lat ocla Russian CROP port says mat rye pxcnent
sSSaGImt y and wn tTS wheas sTst
cORNThe corn market at dn and nctuacns
better concerning The crop explained nea the
win 5 M Gs feef i !" SSs1 AKIN
There ws saw very the s"i lead In
lower 5 c fs ra on spdp
at 1 the o ne vert 5isf aaa "s
quite active ei amounting to a, follows o%s 20 corn
20 ooJ bush August price elevator and goo bush over
A ASsSst Gecrci and private No
bush august aG Sse nf terms Mees se ~ IN
rodca a. 600 bush August price and &c over August de
Iiycrcd and so 900 bush New.York 4lc ana pfi.a.G
49,, ~ ,TS-The market for oats was featureleSs anu
I Win prlcs lower wheat and corn oats were so
easier late day and elt OF a, ue ancss
i\cric inc goou ueai Oh
Cash oat. were active and lower MR.. anu yood
deal Of talk Of manipulation in September 1as d az
ru ,er Iitte ha, developed that would tehd y ~
" Receipts Of oats at the interior are
ipht however there being quite dccreae IN hS d deal
Of talk about by rust but NEE factors sales Of
e cats today were I21 600 bush incrdns S0Goo g,7
for export a. follows 40 cas IL goo oco ats nom
30 White 600 bush $50 eleyS ood , ana
20 oo9 1n'h TAX wkite s. bu.h TICK oc1
mixed G. 600 bush 37sd52c 10 white ep az
f DT" bo1toads . MALT-Markct nominal c, AZ az
ho,ccJ nrirps Western, 60dS3c; tworowed otaV'' o'@
zoe; sx.rowcd, 7jdocc a., ,o.,,o
option Quotations Ioow. For comparison .ne SV st
prices OF the previous day and FOR the Corresponding ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York July 20, 1870
S n a @ NG@ sn@r he p stock 1 %s '
ot BY 10 100 ordnG5y 70 fSSa na'e % cas
st sas sr and pSy iOS $Sss %
S Sdcnd r cn HlsS news me"t ISs
the Paris. 1910 Quarters for Ea;mens co@lany and SEQ
quarters iSc adsus Hs for p'
siies-D. Mcpherson s Co ohio steers 100. Z, si
p7eG do' 1850 n a, - 90 ii DO slt oSer lel y q:
GT d a9 a. g g 0i b do ' ss 10S GO 8 81
: cows s03 n. at 81 % l do go r. a. S2 g,
do N lass e' e. g 'G's a. ise5
81 d. iial r 2,,ao ..so,. 1882 n a.
81 ss Is sS,, an 80" o.c 90 i s'iS ACTS
'G SsernaS < Culver IS ohio 1902 y 2, SOL
10 DO 1854 n at s! 20 IS do 1917 ~ at q % less
8 % sgi l's q = 49, 8: s. e. g.
n !, s y sS s,s;s S'9 9is. le e $ J. SsS
5S s. So S' a g go 90 At to~ 81 i % %
Mac Do s By" lSOs g So at go So IL DO
O. Dnenbaek - bulls. 1e' N. at 80 80; cows ~
MILcH Cows-Rec'pts over all roads. $50 head Of
which me ,rscs e Ts~ dr se1 o EsS"S sSoa
s eoS r sS eSdd at $50 5cS per .rt9S
az ar aso az ~ scntceR iios ' = cows sssis
ALvEsE sOo7 hesa-21ia e., eD SaIss;
q Tnon At l .s n Sy 'a an at Moday
rr@ "@' we're @ainaIS,d on yards snd ISEsy
Darxct day All sold at ;oas7 ler 100 r Tor com
s. s tsr Ca 90 At = S ETY. 'SF
a S, a ana 7 ssiS Sr 70. S'Iass
s. go 10 + d o. j es r q g. Z ii b. at d s. 3:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

,,,c, - ro y, sertes of tests 10 find the cooperative
efficiency Of different qualities Of coal. The series
Of tests was begun on Monday and VIII require
about three weeks for their completion. The boar"
Will soon begin the test Of the Bernstein propeller
but as the propeller has not yet been denvere" az
the Navy Yard 1t has not been decided when inc
test will be rnadc. The Bernstein propell,@Fo the
ordinary rotary motion and a scullins motion II
will be experimental with on steam iauhen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
co,,r,,rpv COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. July 26-Coton quiet mlddilng. lee
low mIddling. : 3.l6c good ordl aiy l3-l"c MT
~ bales stock, 81 .O2O bales
Norfolk. July 26-Cotton steady mldaling Tic
low niddiinr 5-IGc: good ordinary. u j--c: net
and gross receipts. bales exports coastwlse, 100
bales: sales, 23l bales; stock 0,0o3 bales
savarnah July 26.-COtton steady; middllng
5-sc low mddlng. lie; good ordinary. q 1or
net and gross receipts none. exports. c0astwisc 100
bales sales 3 bales stock, 1907 bales.
NcwOrle,ns July 2G.-COtton qllet and steady
good middling. Lee: middling :. 5sc: low mid
ding. 3-Sc; good ordirary i-loc net receipts,
6Is bales: gross, 7Is bales: exports. constwsc
Lac bales sales. 700 bales; stock. Gs,s76 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
THE yEIy cBop or LOUISIANA RICE.

A telegram from Ncw-Orcans says MessrS.
Dan Talmasc's sons q Co. are In receipt Of first Of
The new crop rice. The lot six sacks Is simply "a
sample Of hand cat from planter friend seeking
rlory rather than gain. 1t IS we'll cured and OF fine
ouaitv and as "A straw indicative that the crop Of
the river parishes is full OF promise. Some parts Of
the state complain OF limited rainfall but IN the
main Louisiana ric" CROP (, about AT same date
la, season. and outcome will probably b. the same,
4 . 100 900 bushels The general harvest will
begin early next MONTH but shipments can scarcely
be liberal before the middle oil september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

rlo lllr.ct UNCHANGED; 80 co1'e T. han-r stand
atf nominal. seconds. uu htn-rH. fli - : scr
,.,.t1nec. Et'ut 12ucl ua-,, T 'h -V' O'V b..
-alt- n4,i,rt Icttc. good ot,ri-r >int"-. uai""
c.c.pt- Too ta-,; et'.N. lii9o bl-S ialle' aa
j., fl-hsr London. iaitf 81 hlsn'r ilahhuit' ni
changed IA. aeh H. Total Sto,k u i'r'l .i1n fyil@
Ia 81 United ~,nt,. today i. --6,-s bags; pia N-l'i'
.uppg n Brazil anol and ia the United state
,..i~ diul' floW Ri, Niuto-. &C., 100 ouo H's
f,,,l stock ln New YORK. l1G.1aj hl.' Wal'hous, o.
litor. yo.r, ri,t 30 bags ,torh, Oteans, 20 80
lag. fra Ia timor.. .rIOO na@-. 1h' mhkct Tor h4'
.l.t vas more dun and unsettled owing 70 the hia"c''
q Mtll-.t.
FLOUR AID MtAI-It wns another day 81 SHn.
thiugs tho nir nlrnnt. VIA what ltt' -o"l
from yr-..daf slowly -pldug way a, The WI ~ w
worried tnrnfi lower i g., sni fun"f, ru1'' OF u'l
failures. IL sfill continue 10 D
nan.- ikct. with h"l'r- keeping a hri m
IN n-hiur prizes but rather un'lc's~ SOD IN tnrr I' ~
"a. urr. about 5000 pkg a. follow. =; so, DDS ,oi
,.'t.r, winter insnt. - GjCf ~ 90 5000 bll 10y
nan a, 70 65a .3 - 200 bh4 slrtl.ht at 20 90 - -
zoo nb. cl,.ir. -iG 500; 90 bbl- cif
M. a. 43ds3 ~; 5u0 hhl- extra 10 ~
- iods, 20 and 800 hhls SUI" iin' at - 40 ana oe
-, IN n.U~ do quotations. AMI Of ~piug Whcit
noun. BOO bb, rat.nt a. ti"sl 10, and fancy M
-. 900 iir- clraf. at - Gn0s1 -: 600 bbl- nf
81, i5 100 bl. extra NO ~ = :5dt TO- The market
a. ..nthrrn ruur quiet ana nonina.ly terry Ky j.
iH, 4ar,ct for rye nonr wa, I,i" ~ unclaimed
ricc, with sales Of 800 Dds at - o"f7 -. Quot
flt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
IN Play For THE BENEFIT OF A CHURCH.

Some well-known amateurs VIII give play AT
49,. N,i,cbeu House I.archmont. for the benefit OF
90 Ioh,,s Episcopal Church tomorrow evening.
.r.o ,erformance ia under the direction OF Frank
cordon and T. r. Robinson OF the Students
11a,,o club of this city. The play selected Is
cndnev Grundy's three-act farce. The Arabian
sights" The cast is: Hummingtoo, I. x. ROBIN
son: Ormerod. J. X. Arosimena' Joshua, nary
,a.rSon. poisson f. F. Sperry; Mrs: Humming-
AN Wrs George Colver Mrs. Giebrand Miss
Linda PIrsson: Rosa. Miss EIizaoein h ME- Einy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
AN ITALIAN SOCIETY SUES FOR ITS PROPERTY.

The Associated Italian Colony for Improvement ana
instruction in Religious knowledge has begun sui
In the Supreme Court TO require the turning over o.
property at Nos DO, "a, 90 IS, 30 and - Roosevelt
4 10 the association. 1t Is alleged that the prop
prty Is held by Felix Morelli. Peter i. Pa, James
Poggi. Joseph Lipp and Joseph Iiadarocco, as Joint
tenants to be held until turned over to the association
mentioned. Contributors to the fund with which The
uroncry was bought have brought this suit 10 have
The property turned now ana Tor an accounting
If the rents and profits while 1t has been III the hands
If The trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
options closed 4 s.oos asked for July and 1905 y.

Options closed Ct $500 asked for July, and 1905 NO.
nal for September.
maj hiicIsrset arm espssiall, medium grades hess
ana fun standard, common TO ordinary, 2isd2c low 3
fair 2d2s4c; good TO prime 3d3ec; choice fancy a
4ac extra head 5a5ac japan, 4a4ac ;Patna, 4adiac;
Raneoon 2ied2s4c.
SljGHR-Raw quoted at sales sac for centrifugal On
test sales 3Ac for mucoyado 50 test ana Sc for mo-
sugar 50 test Some forced salcs have oeen made
hIch have broken tho market down the OF Ssxe
for centrifugal. To-day $50 bbs Cuoa and English Isl
1000 bags Centrifugal 80 test sold 3c Holders gen
orally are asking 4e for centrifugal, 96 test REFINED
crushed, 5sa59ie; powdered 669das.c grsnua,ed 5.i
SseS i ass 49, Csc mould diamond 4 s sT
Size coniectloIer, A. 3isaSsc Co'umsia 4, 69sa5te
5a51sc; Empire 4, 4.9ia5isc No 9. t;s1dSe; No T.
f.69d47sc: No 8, 4+a4 Bic No g to8at'.c; No TO- ~
rebateJ Use No u mo rcbatel, 3s1c: London july
,~Caie weak and inactive Java, 1ss fair refining l6s
I'd beet opened lower but now frmer this month l5s
7l,d month, 15s Ji2d.
STEARiNE- continues quiet at 13sc nominal
for lard ard &c for oloo.
TALLOW-Thc market is moderately active with sales
Of 10000 N at SEC for pine city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
THE PETROLEUN MARKET
NC FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Ncw-York, July 90, 1-03.
Quotations on crude petroleum were unchanged
Yesterday There had been little trading On Tuesday
4. National Transit Pip" Line ceruhcat's at % J-i
If the Consolidated Exchange, but no sales at all
wcr. rnnd, Yesterday. Field news was without
fcaiurr. The production Of the Mcdonald field Wa
unc hanged. ,,
Refined oil In barrels unchanged AT 5.l5 cen Is
IN bulk, at ECO cents. and In cases at p, cent?.
Foreign quotation were n Ho"IP nano. III" 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
THE TESTIMONY or UINNERS
Mr. NICoLL HAS HIM co OVER HIS STORY OF
MEYERS CRIME.

MEYERS CRIME.
Distrlct-Aitorncy Nicoll yesterday again hnd Carl
Winners, alias Muller. before him 10 continue his
of what he knew Of the alleged crime 81 Dr.
Henry {. +. Meyer and ut, wife. Mr. Nlcoll SAID
aftcrward that he expected to have great deal Of
difficulty In corrobOratlng the tcstimo Of winner.
lie would not repeat what the witness had told him
Winners was taken back to the House Of Detention
Meyer has until to-day I'm which To withdraw his plea
Of not guilty to the Indictment for poisoning Gustav
H. VI. Joseph Baum or 10 demurrer. ms
time will be- extended. however rs II has not been
definitely settled who will b" the prisoners counsel
Charles ". I!rooke and ". j. O>ulvan mr." -" .
through TIE form ~ appearing for him. Meyer VIII
d. nrr.iicncd IN General session, to-day. NJ one
called him at tie 1omb~ yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

ba,r. stock li~,h3 bales.
T.ial nrt rof irrDp- TODAY 3ch bales; thus Ia
ur.a. G.,DU bales against y. - bales ia I MrcN
l.Nro.i- t1iAy Grat iftin -cs bt con OH la u
Ter this 600 tal'~, hi'at ~ fam
1919. Ills- Fame. 100 lMr.t 4tncIt, 1fto bales :
iutli 100 takes t0.A. SrfH'2 ~.
taD.e. today rrir. Liverpool - y n-slot fofon
.'.ntv. Aac., ir m.it. .ne-. "a a. 'r o'o R.',
lu,ur., opened ql.t. partially LOT DC ,ri closed N'N
STEADY -Dt advance. compared Win closing b e.
Z if-f.fia. ,- ,,
CLOSING liverpool quotations ve.ot July. 427v; July
August Autt pee. .p o, i-bf t-ft - ptN '
to..f I-Cr i.5. D.t Boz November i--r. N9'rnirr
ior4,.y iS. i5J IcurIIr, .Aas %. iJib; Mar,hAti.-
.yn,. . IL. ... ...,.,., ..,
tDfTIl.-1Uc coffee market at N'W.fofk Was expected
81, tl, mnrfIi.-. g." cables WNuf al % =
"a N.N Inrl market las now nal q lli' W
%. l, l,rra nud the funfn trader, IVA, been baking
for some -gsiaufa fallr lu prices there were ION e.
B., o.. Jack 90 cnIra-' tilf q elmo N 30 p'li' Toy.
brokers' could uiu market oven a tal
Z ra. 300 l.--.. 90 nuc1 nut stun tI.r was
not rn,h .n, raon il foi short account luD -''i'
vtt.r -! 20 "a" ruHl-.nt stu
alton Seen Iu Wal ~trt am o. market or u ~ o i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

lc,,a ,yt Sopp"r is wy dull AZ lO',c ond Angus,
@ G 81 h. Of sf gsr cont GS " Sae: 20 a. ' s
,. fr -6t. n Gasts rhc receipts at san Francisco.
pssrT e Ja2 s g. oas s u 1883 oSs Hi hs
me % e"G9 s. sH. S@ ' ior 6e same 70
pl las, e The e>L9,ts io tS no., ' st 'rIa "e'
lIN"'irrdr Is -h win the tone OF the market fairly
t >ale ne E>ehanir 'aar r % 10 co zen %
mall wth the nar.ct quiet and about ,tcady; SPOT IS
and N S o $40 bid nPa fG nlnSq da clos
@ a. + 1Es9 for 5 i au Ss a Gr ron war
as Ia MdoG $S cd a. ss hGnSo ~ ss" Cd
saIcs N1rc $50 ton, ,uo5 and futures. Tin $50 os
am Il ard ID orI afa "nN
S s3@os sc'G y geo." ssaao cnre @ odasy ,sai4c
common i5o Cc fair. loa2oc; prime 22@2Jc.
TAvA As IN oa o s!'S ysy 'F duh ' TSoS 3urtS
g sst p na, vc I'' dlI sock|Eo,n % 40 bI
pl.t- tgric'ac 2 bS.; so12hdIfrn G sSi: and
s7e, In machinc-nade bhls. Resin Common stianSd
s2 70 ''r'" u 80 K. y a0 NJ % 90; ~ 80 2,
roa, + Il g g. Is D''' light weight III o. ''" 'fS''
OCEAN rGEIGHTs-mc market for tlan,n %ln
mati RS rchne freight market though the he,liatio,
.,uf: cTportcr, ayodci grain To-Day ana tde market for
grain necot> has been very dI ran ,andd ' T
rat, from th, Atlantic ports Cork + is nomnaly D.
aS o% it "F but "GG err vdTy Hide business pass,
ins tnsgg@went' todny T s@a Ia, one arc fra toaa
stronger owing to temporary scarcity Quotations Liver,
nr,to ' LsS. ~ uaI ~ Gs.goT, 8; 1or tS'
Gdg b. often ton Trr" note "a . Esr@ sa s. Mia
mchi 70 coa~, Engllni 3, 81 cams. sengsI
august. cpcnl'r loading bark S57 tons, wi,h zen.
raj cargo New York TO Australia private tcr,s British
lIopogg % nm 300 BIZ pe,ol""%a Hew 3
abricotns OIL Phfoiciphie to iIanhurg %; bark.
;. "a " brt ipTor to aTva 1000 cases eroiegm,
b,% mb 12 oeSc 10 E X S AYES - 30 bark
general caro- ScwYGTs to Bucaos Ayes yl o, a
y LUMP sum no,, ' sS $50 and t9" %th o Se@
market for e9oO;sea oil was agct win
bonn eSporterS but their limits somewhat below
aa & S sSseS ne SS va GhS oil uGd dS M
quote oOacd oloS p~s s1"s so on gadG So
nomiraliy 5ca5ie Butter OIL 4jaigc; banklngs 2c
sSck acc Coo OIL 0 Lard G re- En-
seed mc lean raw soc; Calcutta raw e2c Rapescet
s. % sS%%S ID obs 7sa5 $780, D,
ser GcseScd prns s7ase Whale p
Hcshcd gGsSo n'igSa %inf Ia
Az ght aoc hSscSed Winter 0'S ec
oc ba@s &c stTa ,o 2: Nea'iOO'Prme' '2a''c
PROvIsIoNs-Pro,ls'ons ruler irregular AMI lower in
sr s,a cc HSH , y 1day in SS
estimates Of % OCO head for tomorrow. The close a,
weak West, aGestInc cash property here here . PORK
srs New mes sisasis 75 shot lear SIS SOD
s'Gnti'ue. auet With change prices Quoted Fam.
II IA az as n oN. RrS ,r Sra ues a az %
Gsl0..... DRESSED HoGs-Markct quiet and easy ;
Snsen s isS % aTSc, w Quiz, and and
case MFATsLS9u,.t ncSa sh'udSr
T e. IN 30 at s'%' LA@Ts.sc. Quiet Sns lo1s SG
Mssr" e %S al Of 100 @ Compound s Sc as
Tor tbs Continent TO- scc and south American. loSoc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

cogNMEAL-Tho market Is Grm; s'c;, 2 100
-ch.. 4uoo.tea, wgrr ,o, le'sT I 15asr 70" ~
i O-e II 10. nne yellow - 0Sqtl 10; Goa - w."
9sc .-... FEED Market qu!rt ana about 10y
rom 7aLa55c SON. 72ed75c; loom So; sharp
95cdsl ryo food zoe homny chop soho'ei sI zoo
n.I'l' . o0o sarks Of cltv al sDas2lsc In bags.
,.i,,I% WuI.Nr-r1c'e weak opine Tor whc''
AZ New ork In the absence Of buying order, N a'i IN,
vas very little cncourag from abroad and The ;haSy
,n,ditin1 affairs quito dshcartcn'u tlr
lecd operators. who have recently Zen ~, iucG 10 ne
iulli.h on the general simltlon The eltlY b,>lc,s
c',t.nhcr selling 10 73c after the rrcninH
~, -aw little that looked Ike foiegn by Ing Ihe
exporter. showed weak cable, me market herc s','n
~ have very tr riyimg force. and the volume & but
cs vas small Ihc from the W",' was sil,d up
49, rather unfayorabc 10 toe Huikt for Wheat WIN ne
-.thrr In the spring wheat States and Throughout IN"
,r,bve. consdcrnby cooler than heretofore lcp red
;r government wo,th'r and crop map that tn" rdl
ali during last week has been generally deficient
",rd The clearance, Il wheat have been s"mcwha'
I,uouting starting In well but hctting up later
d.tr,r's visible shows DECREASE In wheat Z t2JpOO
t s,.t ~ the i,uckrs ard 81 .,3 ono bush
,,b,,i Corn decreased lli2COO bush. ana oats I'
r,scI sol 900 The European ana Australian supply OF
MIA. supply an Increase OF i9l 900 bush. The total
..a'i,an Visible o.S13 oOC bus,: oats. 3.i3 e
90 nu,h wheat II $50 600 lush; European and Al,
.y,.u .urply 81 wheat ~ 10 coo wheat
-! n, s 900 bush, In addition there dccrces' last
t ~ 600 bush wheat In Northwest interior ceyat r.
te trade In the marhet was very quiet IN, day wore
on and selling bv traders. Price, closed the
ia', ~ the day. with bushes quiet Cash wheat was
MI there apparently being lack ~ )rict IN the mir
~ resulting In only moderate business for Shipment
kc. wer $4,000 bush incliin M 900 bn.h Tor
Ha. a, follows: No " red 2Lc under september store;
nber closed 73c. &C under In elevator boatload lots,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

TESTING COAL AT THE NAVY lARD
The Experimental Board in the Navy YARD was
engaged yesterday In conducting test OF cD.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
IN inc NNAti l'll,IbilA.
NJ range and close today, ana closing tlds ue
....bt a I..f ALA

Market Glazed - Ilii-lrfiDt OrleIS hsuru 1T
80. Total sales. 1920 bale.
Nrw.No.K slot salo- to-day aud last night For con
sumption - bales total 81 bale spot market s.cady
midtIncs which Lie lower, compared win yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

MLlALs-IhON-Thc IRON n1r&et Is IN an almost ~.
loo. uostou buyers rcirInlue from making pr, -
,.N,.limg whcr- Immediate outlet l. visible lnvlg
ia. t,nu scarcely any entire week past diii
"c i,.ition OF tn nlAet practically nominal. quo
,tio, ar nonlna D. unchagcI, nut any pressure on 0li
.,,.r..t Wouid probably r.-llt In lower price, So
r,li, A., 80 light grades weaAer u s,!l Oia
t'.,,r',I I. ina.tNc Old rails are %lo DOC 80
ot ~ cd ear wheel, sold 90 Fl2 ana one l0t o' o5o
, pm, rat3 been sold at sJ per ana wrought
r"rs IL To-day prices at t.de water are given as
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-03-23

good income without any worry"
So the money is loaned to the needy
farmer, who fondly dreams that if
he can weather it through until good
times come, he will make it all right;
but he tolls, and waits, and hopes
for the good time that never comes,
until he has paid enough interest to
about liquidate the principal, when,
by default of one semi-annual pay
ment of interest, the mortgage is
foreclosed, and the man who has re-
ceived his principal in interest steps
in and takes the farm. He now has
his money back, and the farm
thrown in, while the original owner,
reduced to a dependent position, is
willing to take the farm and pay for
the privilege of working it the bal
ance of his natural life-merely for
the privilege of being allowed to
exist, while the money-lender lives
at his ease. He tolls not, neither
does he spin; yet l say unto you
that the fat of the land is his, and
the fuilness thereof.
DR.. j. w. KEssINGER.
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expiate my own sins and faults
thereby securing my own redemp
ton without any effort of my own
as have to the absolute ownership
of spot on earth to rent out tt
poorer people, thereby securing my
own and my tamily's living without
any effort of my own.
And upon this cornerstone hat
been reared the hydra-headed mon
ster pedestal of false and faliacious
system of finance-the so-called
specie basis delusion-as adopted by
all of the so.called christian nations
The very system is libel on, and q
degradation to, the name Christian
that, by this act, they outrage.
call the specie basis doctrine delu
sion for the simple reason that the
people are deluded into the belief
that we haze an absolute specie
basis for all of our circulation
whereas, the facts of the matter are
these The gold and silver certif'
Gates issued directly by the govern
ment and paid ont by it's accredited
agents in liquidation of its liabilities
are secured by specie in its vaults,
making it convenient in case of
devastating war, and consequent
deprivation of our securities for the
holders of these certificates to with.
draw the specie from this govern
ment and transfer it to some other
country.
Now, there is not one laborer,
farmer or mechanic, on an average,
in ten thousand who would hold
enough of these certificates to pay
the transportation of themselves and
families out of the United States.
On the other hand, it places the
power in the hands of the capital
class, both at home and abroad, to
within thirty days at the farthest)
withdraw every ounce of specie
from this nation, thereby completely
incapacitating us to make success.
full resistance unless we were ready
to again submit to Shylock's terms,
when there would again be enacted
that shameless robbery Of 1862
when the Infamous exception clause
currency was issued for the purpose
of selling to Shylock for 81 cents
on the dollar, and the government
issuing interest to pay bonds that
had to be paid in full, and accepting
the deprecated currency at par in
exchange for these bonds.
By far the greater part Of our cir
culating medium is grcenbacks or
national bank issue, without one
ounce of specie to secure it. On
the other hand, the government be
comes security to the holders of the
national bank issue, the government