Carlisle writes Denies he was responsible for the gold exports
Secretary Carlisle issues a detailed letter denying claims by Senator Frye that he pushed a gold export policy linked to the Sherman amendment and a silver redemption threat. He affirms his support for the act’s bond provisions and says Frye misrepresented his actions and statements. He notes gold withdrawals and defense of the administration’s financial course.
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Trade Review Signals Mixed October to Early November
Dan's Weekly Review of Trade notes a late October phase with subdued activity in some sectors while production remains steady. Wheat and corn show strength, pork and hogs softer, bread stuffs higher, and wool demand weak with uncertain spring orders. Manufacturing holds back, awaiting January, with Western wool prices pressured by import parity concerns. Bradstreet's Weekly Lunk Statement shows city clearances and year over year changes.
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Inspection of Foods Might Shift Costs to Packers
Secretary Morton weighs radical reforms in meat import inspections. He suggests taxing meat packers to cover inspection costs, diverging from general taxation. A self sustaining system is hoped, with civil service exams tightening hiring.
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Excuses for Grover Says He Aims for Democratic Success
Senator Faulkner, Democratic campaign chair, discusses his call on the president about congressional elections and the party's prospects. He notes the president's concern, approval of campaign methods, and hopes to maintain a Democratic majority in the Fifty-fourth Congress. The dialogue contrasts economic policy and treasury issues under Cleveland and Harrison.
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Populist surge eyed in Minnesota governor race gains
Minnesota voters drift toward Populist Owen with hopes of a large plurality. Minnesota party headquarters predict Owen may win by about 20,000 statewide, with strong gains in St Paul Minneapolis and rural counties. Reports also note shifting support from Democrats to the Populists and rising GOP losses in federal districts.
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Toledo horse breeder dies after Friday injury
Brief items report the death of John W. Loughran of Toledo owner of Loughran W and other fast trotters after a Friday morning carriage accident. Other notes include a large cargo shipment from New Orleans by the Montenuma to Liverpool, Japanese forces in Asia, a Texas hurricane, hog cholera losses in Illinois Shelby County, and irrigation dispute in New Mexico.
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