Weather and Money Woes Mark Week in Trade
Bradstreet reports continued weather hindrance and tight money as Congress stalls, with pig iron output high but demand lagging and stocks rising. Textiles and boots show weak demand, while wages, wool, and leather face price pressures. Across the country, failures surge to 81, with weather and steel price ties cited as causes amid mixed export results.
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R.G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
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Kentuckys Deadlock In Senate Census Pressure On Carlisle
Carlisle urged to use influence with Blackburn faction and other lawmakers to secure votes. state political maneuvering visible in Frankfort and Albany as gold standard Democrats resist petitioning the secretary. Also reports dinners, international tensions, and local incidents across multiple cities.
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Carroll
Spsight
Violett
Walker
Lewisviy
Frankfort
the Post
Bond Purchases Withdrawals Reported From Subtreasury NY
The daily report shows withdrawals totaling 1,271,600 with 1,200,000 in coin and 71,600 in bars. The remaining reported reserve stands at 63,664,371.
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Friends of tariff repulsed in Senate vote
Washington February 14 The tariff bill faced a setback as the Senate defeated Morrill’s motion to take up the bill by a 1 to 29 vote. Democrats Populists and four Republicans opposed the motion, while 21 Republicans supported it. Cuban resolutions remain unfinished as the urgent deficiency bill passes. The Pacific railroad inquiry is ordered and adjournment follows until Monday.
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Teller
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Bureau of American Republics annual report urges reconvening
Washington Feb 14 Clinton Porbish director of the Bureau of American Republics urges reconvening the representatives of the nations party to the union to plan future work after completing handbooks of American republics. The bureau prepares a general handbook and works on a code of commercial nomenclature, with first edition may be reset for business convenience. Uhlin becomes ambassador to Germany. he will visit Grand Rapids before Berlin to wrap private affairs. Postmasters nominated in Kansas Iowa confirmed. Freight rates from China to New York cut from 18 to 6 per ton. Arizona lands bill for educational leasing passed. Anson brick and tile works losses 16000 with 4000 insurance. Nebraska Prohibitionists set convention May 27. Runyon’s body shipped from Bremerhaven to New York. Vermillion merchant James Speuceley assigns for creditors.
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Dwyers Motion Denied in Libel Verdict Case
Justice Truax refused to set aside the sheriff jury verdict awarding David Gideon 16000 in a libel suit against Philip Dwyer president of the Brooklyn Jockey club. Gideon also received 500 extra and 10 costs of motion.
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