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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago FOB. 10 Special Wheat ear.y in the after
noon got under put" price II rallied a and
closed al calls. May opened at r5i sold between ON
and GjHs closed G5as sellers he curb
the morning the lower cables from Liverpool. Sea
board ctoarauccs were also small 100000
hues hiose'her The local temper was heaiish There
wer" good many long lines In LIQUIDATION Very siren
efforts made by bear professionals
decline going. The rally started 10y the from
New York that large export business had been done
eyer were mad" 10y announcements of very cash
sales from this point. much, certainly. 200 600
bushels This was winter wheat 20 Western mi,lers
Northwestern receipts We're small. 3f2
last week and 10 lst New York
the buying which brought about the rally -
Louis followed the buying side Then there was
close a market II hrst-class proportion Al n,gh,
professionals inclined 10 believe that A new hull
market had started California reported weather ON
the Pacific Coast too dry. There "A cold wave
Bur there no severe weather IN the winter wheat
belt.
Com followed wheat up and down. making a dip in the
forenoon. hut recovering all onanoi m
Sold between 30 and 29's at cents II was
almost entirely matter OF sympathy. There was how
good business 10 the sahoar about 200
Thursday was 26t Cables i.d lower the seabnarl
cearances We're 10000. The pit was not npor-
tani
oats followed upon the lines corn al fractional de
CINE cary, hut showed complete recovery at close
May sold between u and 2Os closed al u cents
The inspection was 1914 the for Thursday
was liO
Provisions closed finally about whore they aid Tuesday
In lard and ribs There were rather liberal hos
receipts. 81 coo; the estimate for Thursday was 30 Os
me prices at tn" yards higher. The specu-
laton was light Armour selling ard The crowd
was bearishly Inclined az II always IL during Lent
on the curb puts May wheat closed M 6ji calls
Mt 0s cents Puts on May corn 3o's calls 3oa3o,s cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
Ecsal Nolites.
one HUNDRED AND rHIRTY-SECOND

one HUNDRED AND TIIRTY-SECOND
~ STREET.-Supreme Court city AMI County Of
Now ork.-Janr A. Stokes. Plaintiff. against Michael
Sullivan and others. Defendants.
In pursuanc" Il Iudgmerl, u foreclosure and sale
bearing date the twenty day ~ January 1895 l.
the UNDERSIGNED the Referee In said Judgment named
viii sell at public auction at the Exchange Salesrooms
tSew York Real Estate Saesro)ms) NJ. III Broadway
in the ely u New York on Friday. February list,
1895 AT II O'Clock noon II that day 10y Peter f. Meyer
CO.. Auction-ers the premises in said judgment men-
toned and therein described follows.
certain lut piece O- parcel Of land. with the
building Improvements thereon. situate. lying and
lcfng In the City u New-York. and bounded and de-
soriied follows. beginning at point on the South
crly side Hunired and Thirty second street DIS
tam u. hundred and MY feet Easerly from the South
Thirty second street. running thence Southwardly and
parallel with Firm ninety nine feet and eleven
inches p the line % the block: thence running
f.aetwarlly a0ng SAID centre n- parallel with one
Hundred Thirty second street thirty i've feet thence
running Northwarily and parallel with Fifth avenue
and eleven inches t. the Southerly line
~ and Thirty second and thence
runur W-stwarlly along the Sou'herly line Of one Hun
if,! an! Thifty-second street thirty n:e feet the
p.n, W. place beginning Said premises being situate
In Block 1876 the Land Map II the city " NewYor.
and being known hy the street number eight East
one Hundred ami Thirty second street. Eas, and
West lines running partly thr.ush party walls.
Dated y. T. January -. 1895.
MITCHELL \. c. LEVY. Referee.
Geo. W Carr.
Attorney for Plaintiff
- Wall street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains West 42d station y. Y, as follows AnS
Is minutes earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.:
bSO 4. NJ. Daily local to Buffalo. ...,..
$50 n. VI. Daily local Albany for Catsklll sou'"'
and PailOr Albany. sundays ohl,.
O:I5 A. VI Daily Albany. Utica syracuse HSvnese''
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland ana IN v,r
III ::s5 \. W. Daily except sunday. 10 tatski Al.
tains. New PATTI. Lakes Mohonk and MnnsmaSSnnr 80
bany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Farior ~A''
AGO T. VI. Daily except Sunday. for Albany cvracuss
600 =. VI. Daily for Albany, Montreal Itoa nsrolf
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto D''
Cleveland. Chicago and ~. Louis ....u Albany
6,:iO 4. VI. Daily. except Sunday, for Ne"ou's ~
Saratoga and Montreal. ,,.,. cvracus.
7;f5 y. VI. Daily, except Sunday Tor o'iea' '''
Rochester and Buffalo pocboster
Sis - VI Daily Albany. Utica. syracuse ,d chi.
buffalo NIAGARA Fails Toronto Detroit SIe'e'""'' ~
and ST. Louis. ,..,,1.,r accom-
For tickets time tables parior and seepnsoSt ana
modations apply city Offices Brooklyn and hsr
az stations Time tables principal hoteis ,,p BE-
,n,o,n'a,,on ,ddr,,, c. f. LAMBEkI.
Gen. Passenger Agent. vanderbilt-avs'' Ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20

sadied and final quotations were unchanged me pIl-
movement Of shows increase Of %p"o push
and this. in OF the fact that stocks
been Increasing under the recent movement gives
predictions that the increase in the visible VIII be
quite important Monday. The market Tor casn oats
quiet steady. Sales 5l.US bush including
10000 bush NJ AT u25isc elevator: 1000 bush No
24&.c: 2,O,0 bush No white. 26'sc ovO bush
No white. 25i2c: 5000 bush track white. 25n2sc;
1000 bush track mixed. 2Jzc 5000 bush rejected white
20 elevator: 1000 bush rejected mixed. ~ BAR
IEI-Market quiet mailing quoted AT 4c. and feed
ing 36u3sc.. MALT-Market firm at 4saWc. &C
coring the make. .RYE-Market dull and un-
changed CARROTS 43a45c: boatloads. asa itc .Bt Ok
WHEAT-MarSet firm. Prime state quoted at 4oa4lc
The quotations today the closing prices for the pre-
day and closing prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20

Ilyerro,l Feb 10 3..5 o. m-Heof-E Extra India
dun al Ills 81. prime mess dun at ~ 81 Pork irm~
Western fine. dun at 12s 81, 80 medium dtl -
81 Hams short cut about II - 10 H. dul az 'H's
IacDn-' cumberland cut about - q 30 n. steady 40 -
short rih - n steady an rs 90. long clear ma
die about a. H. steady at rs long and short clear mid
dier about - ~ steady az us shoulders About l. tp
Is H. steady q - Lard Prime Western. spot Dun 40
rs "a Ciees-- American finest white dul AZ A's. dp
q Talluw Prime city steady -iis "a
Coitons~ on Liverpool refined steady ~ Is Spirits =
furrrnt.ne steady Us Ilo-ln Common steady g.
I'D Wheat ~ reI winter easy AZ - 81. ~ North
spring easy - 'sI Flour ~ Louis fancy winter
dun ~ 81 Corn Mixed Western. spot dull 90 . FL.
February easy - 3D. March a 3 ~. April oasy
al L. Hops Lcnd ,nI'acho coast STEADY ~ 3pd4o-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
,,,,,u,.r. wn.hinrton Chicago, Cincinnati,
'"'St InuIa and nj Points West.

baltimore, Washington. Chicago, CINCINNATI
ST. Louis and NIL Points WeS,,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALI. TRIMS: -
reav. New YORK FOOT Of Iheriy-st. daily for CHICAGO.
o.3n D. m and i2:i night rlTTSBl re. $50 ex sun,
, 30 sun i2:l5 night CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 10
m coo D. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. ) a. m.
=, S,n 10 a. M Dining car II 80 a. m. Dining Car.
10 n m ,3-3 o. m ex sun Dining Carr. 800 m.
a. 90 =. M Dining carr. 1913 night.
NOTlFDLK 1870 a. III. daily.
NEW- ORLEANS Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
Sleeping oar 2 80 ox sun . 81 p m. sun
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch light.
Ticket Offices: l3 i12. 2sl il5 11io Broadway. 81
East iith St. 127 Bow"ry y Y. 3li Fulton ST. Brook
lyn. stations foot Of Liberty 81. c Il. r Of y J.
Nev--York Transfer Company will call for and check
rnrgar~ from, hotel residence b. destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Hav ston, Feb l9Cotton steady: mlddling 7s.c. low
mdling lic good ordinary Csc; gross raceips
l'o" bales sales. aI6 bales; stock. 81 sol bales
Nnrtolk, Feb. lo.-COtton steady mihdllng low
mdahS &c good ordinary. 69-l6c: and gross re
'''p.S -hN btrs; exports To the Continent bales
coastwise $50 bales: -aes stock 30 2 ba,es
savannah: FEB l'-Coton easy middling. 7,c; low
nuns ',ic net ana gross receipts. l.3s bales exports
% -'f bales sales no bales stock. ~ 625 bales.
~ orleans, RED ~ cotton steady: good middling
Is ldc middling. alGc: low midI,lng ) lGc. GOOD
ordinary &C. net and receipts bales exports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
Railroads.
RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt s,res,.
900 Mra n F TIN January 70 ,l 1881? =,
1000 A. Vi. PENNsYLvANIA LM NJ rrE:iS'0q's
tom cars sesp1F dining smoking and
a. NJ. Cincinnati $40 a. NJ. indianapolis 500 A. N
Louisville ll5o A. NJ. ST. Louis 800 r NJ and Tolsa:
200 y. VI: CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
vile and Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati io.45 A. NJ. s..
coo ss'i NJ SsfesS ~ HxFnHsspum.n s..,..
enl nnf SaT n c c6ssg and Dsi
74s = VI s6uThwEs SSE9 ExpR Rsss eaS
Sleeping and Dining Cars to Cincinnati and St LouI
500 r; y PAGiTIc EXrhEss:e Pullman Sleeping Car
to Pittsburg Connects for Chicago daily and Cleveland
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
$50 $50. 1910 dining Carr. IL A. NJ, 100 210 g. %
Congressional Lin all Parlor and Dining Cars. $40
2Hn Ss SS sa S "s csr pSHf n c' s con-
gressionai Linn" all Paror and Dining cars. 80
Dining CaD. 40 Dining Carr. Dining Carr. p. NJ
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-s2o p. N. daily sleepers to
sleepers to New-Orleans. Memphis. Ashevle and Ho,
SPRINGS y Is night daily sleepers to New-orleans and
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-"Fiorida Special for Jack.
A. NJ. daily. Sleepers Port Tampa Macon. and Jack.
sonville 800 Z. NJ daily. sleepers to Jacksonville and
CHEsAPEiKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express 800 p n
FSr Old PoSr coFoR T' and via Cape
Charles Route A. ~ week days. and with Through
ATLANTIC cry. 10 P. NJ weekdays. Through Buffet
Parlor Car and Day Coach.
FOR CAPE MAY. 100 F. ". week days
For Long Branch. Asbury Park ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant 10 A. NJ, u 10. $40 80 and li50 p ".
week days. sundays stop at Interlaken for Asbuy
Park o. ~ A. NJ. 5.15 T. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
600 12O. s $50. .. 03O 90 Penna Iimitell olo DIN.
carr. II A. NJ. II. l. 10 3 g. 20. I, 40 40 din
ing Carr. > dining carl 9 dining can, 90 - p ~.
IL night. SUNDAYS, 6l5. SO 900. $50 30 Limited,
TO- II A NJ. . Dining carr. 20. 1. 40. 40 Dining
carr. Dining Carr. Dining Carr ~. 5. p NJ,
~ 10 night. -. 800 -
Ticket offices: Nos 433 94i 1876. 1922, III and 2si
broadway. House. and foot Of Desorosses and
Corandt Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street. rs
Broadway. Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Il Fulton
Street Brooklyn; Station. jersey city. The New York
Transfer Company will call and check baggage from
hotels and residences through destination
S. VI. PROVOST. j r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

boStoh' req le--'Ihe American Wool and Cotton Re
pm'rr VIII say tomorrow ~ the Boston wool trade
me sales during the last week have amounted 10 go
~ pouhhs OF which 9oOoU pounds domestic stock
rms has been beyond all comparison the auIetes, week
since the corresponding period 1890 In which The "a
aggregated l,?lSWo pounds. Prices continue steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
STEAMBOATS,.

ID OSION AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.
~ VIA SOUND LINES WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL. RIVER LINE VIA Newport and Fall Riveri from
Pier Is. y r.. foot OF Murray-st at T.. NJ
eIONINGTON LINE, via Sonngton from New Pier
49, y r. one block above Canal-st.. at 800 j.. N.
NORWICH LINE l. ndon from Pier 40 N. r.
next D-sbr lsses-st. a . 30 =. VI.
NJ EW -HAVEN-FARE. 81; Excursion. $l.50.-
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier IS. f. r..
daily excepted. arriving In time Tor train
Merien Hartford Springfield. &C Freight steamer
leaves +. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20

Holiday.
The local market for Rio and Santos erow'5s remap'
n Ss GlssnE 5'f fcS Ri No spot There nothing
in mild coffee The mark; showing So @ taSs RIO
Nos late Yesterday at l3c spot To-day 800 bags
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The situation in the nour market
shows no chanse buyers ana sellers ar apaf VIII
wheat little encouragement to holders ihis aitsr
0r T Ta srags at 3 F go Sg sac extra
81 81 10 bbs DO 50 So 1000 obl. SIX patents 81 Pea
nss s. t sSss & 4 S Sg G ss l pas n5 o 800
BIsTccKWHEAT FLot'R~Firm and dun sales 100 bags
81 RYE E1oTRTT,gm ales G55 sels at s. SSg
sagamore g 2o Esmerlda g 90; Western and soyih-
White sSG@Sc: fine Yellow. ssas5c; coarse; 5ia.ac
s-rs esagc: ico n c5S7oc: shar1s 70a rye
feed e5a70c; hominy chop Gsc cottcr seed meal Sl9
S,GSRRAIN@WHEAT- wheat market opened weak at
NewYork The depression was on the decline at iyef-
cago cold wave talk hed riees FOR short Tine The
lie while inc NE lowest Gdttons Vet reached on the
Of large export eg.nes resnE in rspd
he aTs, closing 7 % s ssa n foSnr
Year In three this week the primary receipts have
ofse, by about the same amount in exports
The talk abou, the possible injury to the S1p the r
feature OF the trade was the sprneng up Of me eS.
OF s.d in the Liverpool market this morning IL was ,
cd Of the wheat was not lol
shipment, but purposes There seemed 70 ne Il
good local short and the buying to cover by trad
rs was active during the afternoon. Interior receipts OF
wheat at spring markets to-day were Sioul' ousl
against 1858 9i3 bush last year; winter 90 ny pusii
against 20 s94 BUSH Seaboard receipts 1856 mi.n
against 26a7 bush total AZ 500 bush against TX !
bush Exports 1850 BUSH against 1885 bush Inc
of the sales reported No Northern wheat 2oov'
hush OF which part reported equal 10 about 1c under
MAY May closed 7ls.c: 5000 bush no |
hard at 4&c May. o b aiiOat forward 5000 bush
do at 4sc over MAY. b and about $4,000 bush
OF hard Manitoba wheat private terms. part for eN
port part resale by exporting house 10 receiN
ing house The amount Of business reported was
5000 bush: No Northern wheat was quoted at 3.c
( o anoat. .COisN-The market for corn
dull weaker. There not great deal or IN
during the early part OF the session and
prices slowly dropped partly in sympathy with the early
weakness wheat and partly the movement this Week
which showed an three days Of about 10000
primary arrivals and decrease Of about 900
the for three days During the after
noon however hrmer feeling prevailed and with some
advanced. the closing steady
Nqi-c advance: Cash dull but firm Sales
included CARROTS Of No at 364n3G3.c elevator; 10000
bush steamer 36.c private elevator: 1900
bush yellow at 36isN37c elevator. 1000 bush
white 36Q37c elevator and 1000 bush No yell
low 3Gh a37c elevator. .OATS-Trade IN oats was
and without feature. little easier feeling
vailed during the morning session. but later the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20

London. Feb i?-At a sale low woods held to-day
0"ov nal"s the bulk OF which Persian were offered
ase was an excellent attendance the competition
was DISK Most ~ the offerings sold white Persian
az tnad and colored I'D above the ToovsmSer o,,ota.
many '~ A'' A's'ee anu Ne'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot Of Chambersst
as follows and five earlier from West 23i-st.:
900 nrHamo Ss'i Ea aaalo D' Batord Jaes
Meadvle and he West. Parlor to
Buffalo.
200 PAIN Tor hsso Va m esau. :' rail- Lax R s s
cleveland 100 \. II. Chicago ) L. ". Sleepe1
TO Chicago. Cleveland ani Cincinnati. Dnluz Car.
>.CO T. N.-Bufalo Vestibu.ei Express Daily arrives
t')O Burial, 100 \. NJ making direct connec, 70.
Det.ft Chicago ana the West.
SID : 9Th so oasa a TO- LAX a9a es Tas'f F BUY
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car.
TICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L accommodations Ill 2il. i0i and 9j7 Broadway.
1876 East 2jih-s. Chambers and West 23I-sL ferries
Newlork % Broadway and 1873 Fulton-st Brooklyn 30
Huison-st.. IIoboken. and Jersey city Station Erie
Transfer Company calls FOR and checks baggage from
hotels and residences 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20

supply quiet isQ25c per bush. Other
changed
Louis Feb. 10 Flour unchanged patents. 81 10Tf
:, fancy - i5NS3 % fancy S3GS3 To- choice
So GlnS2 -. -four - 75NS29 90 Bran dun sacked
east side 5c points +Od Ale Wheat higher
February. Clio. nominal 64i.c; July G2isc nominal
Corn higher. February 26Ac asked May. 26sc. July 2Sc
oats higher February. H. nominal. May. 2ssc July.
l"-c nominal Eggs steady at Zoe for fresh. Pork
standard $40. old 80 -. Larl-frme steam.
choice 81 30 Bacon shoulders, 5iac. -,
clear ribs. 5c. clear sides. O. Dry salt meats-Shoul
dcr- iAc longs 5Ic, clear ribs '.c. clear sides 5i2c
High wines steady 81 %. Bagging orders. "a NJ.
&C. H. 4isc 81, n. So. Iron ties. re Irvine. 0r Lead
Missouri and desilyeriZed. - g2i. sales
- H2e Su"lter firm AT 81 ~ sellers Wool quiet and
unchanged. Missouri and Illinois. medium clothing and
c0mbing l3dltc braid ia BE fine Hight. OI lc heavy
line 500. Texas and Arkansas. medium clothing and
clnhing iEl2isc low AMI braid. luUllc. Hight fine.
Jalic. heavy fine 6Nsc Southern. 6ilc; tub washed.
choice. ant2nisc. FAIR lsa19c. low. l5Ilsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPIIIA. BALIIMOKE AND
rN.>IyTNGTO\

TO SIJIsls NM
WASHINGTON.
For PHILADELPHIA week days 1870. 500 900 1904
,t.So d5ining Gar, A. NJ 1880 2:3O $3.50 400 Buffet
paror carr. 300. 600 Dining caF!; 100. 800 2 n.
Car A. NJ. $50. 100, 800 6po Dining Car P. NJ.
1915 nlkht. - o,o
ll:a0 Dining Carr a. NJ. 23o $3.50. 500. 800 Dining
oar, = NJ i2:l5 night Sundays 1000. II 80 Dining
car A. NJ $3.50. 500. GOO Dining Carr p. NJ. 1918
night. !.
Tickets pariorcar seats be procured AZ foot Of
Liberty St l3 72 26l. ilj. 3+4. lilo LIB Broadway
II, 9Th Az 81 East lith St.. i3i East l25h s., 2ls
West i25,h ST. 25l Columbus Az. New-lork; Court
ST. 500 Fulton St Brooklyn; 9S Broadway Williamsburg
The New Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage ftom hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW. JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
rour Tracks Automatic Block : gnals.
on anil after November Il. 1898.


Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 50.
For Faston bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. &c,
40 T:i5 $40 Gi:45 TO Eastonl A. NJ. l;lo l$O 400
20 Easonl 4:3O 545 I:3O Allentown. 7 VI. sundays
4so q IL to Eastonl a. NJ. 100. $50. 500 p NJ =.
For Wilkesbarre, Pittston and scranton. BIO A. ~,
l:io 30 80 T. NJ. Sundays. i$o A. NJ
For Reading 430. 500. $40 II 80 A N. Ito. 90
23O 100 800 54j. 1880 p. NJ, l2;l5 night sundsya
100 23O $50, GOO F. NJ, 1918 night
For Harrisburg 400. 500. $40 ~ NJ no 100
400 800 5:45 T. NJ. 1918 night. Sundays. iO0 $780,
900 T. NJ. l2:l5 night. ma "a.
For Sunhury I,ewsburg and Wllamsport az $50. 500
$40 4 NJ /. 10 1870 1.30 =. VI. Sundays i9O A. u,
GOO +. NJ ,, r,o,.r-
For Red Bank, Long Branch ana points SCUM n Point
sl5 p NJ sundays except ocean Grove and Asbuu
- 100 I.nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20
FOR LAKEWOOD,

80 Sis A. NJ. 1:45 $40. 40 p NJ
For Farmingdale Toms River Barnesa, Park. an
Barnegat $50 sis 4. NJ. l:+3: 40 !. VI =.
for Atlantic city. Ninsland and Bridgeton a;3O A. H.
! ~ y. VI.
sink 4:3o Sis. 1870 a. NJ. 80. lso. 10. $40 T. L.
a...-. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-20

$3.50
0:::O
$3.50
40
600
G:25
80
900
9:1J
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-10-01
PARAGRAPHIC POINTERS.

1t did not take any money to in
crease the democratic majority IN Ar
kansas.-St- Louis Republic.
The money Mark Hanna wasted III
Maine would have endowed two or three
orphan syluns.-Philadelp item.
If the aNel grease and the Hanna
fertilizer do not accomplish the desired
results, it will not be because they have
not been supplied in abundance by the
Mckinley magnates.-St. Louis Re
public.
Every trust which has contrib
uted to the money that Hanna is said tt
have pledged for the Belshazzar fund
is violator of the laws of the Unite<
States. Is Mckinley willing to have
those laws inforced regardless of the
Belshazzar fund IN. Y World
To the popular recognition of thi:
attitude of the leaders of democracy is
doubtless due the great increase in
democratic sentiment in this state
From present indications. this year will
be one of democratic triumph in the
Empire state The progress of Bryan
through New York is proof of this
Everywhere received with enthusiasm
everywhere assured of popular support
he was cheered because he was recog,
aized by the great mass OF the peop;s
rs their friend.-Tammany Times.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-10-01

If Bryan is elected, Carlisle would got
1are to carry out the policy of the gold
owners, as outlined in his letter, for it
would promptly lead to his impeach
ment. On the other hand, should Nc
Kinley be elected, the people may as well
prepare for the tremendous squeeze
which will depreciate the silver dollars
go that, like the greenbacks and treas
ury notes, they can be presented to the
treasury for enforced redemption IN
gold.
This would mean that all The silver
money and all the paper currency of the
country would rest on the slender basis
of our available stock of gold. The in
evitable result would be to double the
demand for gold, and thus make that
metal twice as valuable as it is now
giving us 400 instead of the 2O0-cent
dollar we HOW have.
The most conservative of New York
bankers admit that our availa BILE stock
of gold, for redemption purposes, is not
more than $3.50. 900. 900 at the outside.
On this slender basis would have to rest
our whole supply of silver dollars, silver
certificates, greenhacks, treasury notes.
amounting to something like 81 .4OO, OO0,-
900. One of the first results Of AIckin-
ley's election would be the "deprecia-
tion'' of silver dollars and silver ceriifi
Gates. That is to say, the associated
banks of that city would decline to re-
.eive them in exchange for grcenbarks
and treasury notes at their face value
Following this, the silver dollars and sill
GER certificates would be presented at
the subtreasury for redemption in gold.
The sequel would be the issue of mere
ponds until the total available supply of
currency had been brought down to the
point represented by the sma:i funG of
redemption money.
Such tremendous contraction OF the
currency as this, with the constantly
increasing value of money, would pro-
euce such ruin and disaster as have
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about silver so clearly and plainly thai
any man of common sense can under.
stand it.
This is clearly a campaign of money
against manhood. of plutocracy against
the people. In spite of all the efforts OF
the millionaires, in spite of all The
money so lavishly scattered by the
Hanna syndicate, the party of the PEG
pie is marching steadily on to success
Never in the history of this republic
have the people had so splendid a leader
as William Jennings Bryan.-Tamnany
Times