Reciprocal Trade Proclamation on Dominican tariff changes
President Benjamin Harrison issues a proclamation announcing reciprocal trade measures with the Dominican Republic. The act exempts certain U S products from Dominican duties and outlines Schedule A and Schedule B items, with terms that effective Sept. 1, 1891, Dominican ports will admit specified U S goods duty free or at a 26 percent reduction.
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Fraudulent Due Bills Charged in Philadelphia Suit
In Philadelphia on August 2 the defense in Edward Magill’s suit to recover 25,000,000? no, 25? million? wait. (Note: The provided text is garbled and incomplete.)
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Thoroughbred Match Race Draws 20,000 At Morris Park
Tenny defeats Longstreet by six lengths in a mile and a quarter race for a 12500 purse with Longstreet leading early. Weather and track conditions are noted as good but not fast. A Monmouth Park open sweepstakes offer for August 8 with 5000 added is announced, Tenny versus Longstreet likely to start.
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Money And Stocks Money Rates Continue Firm
The week closed with a firm money market. Clearing House loans at 6 percent, demand for money and New York funds steady with par cash and 25 cents premium for a check. Outside call money at 6 to 7 percent, time at 6 7 percent, business paper 6 7%4 percent. New York bank statement shows deposits down, loans reduced, and a larger reserve surplus year over year. Foreign exchange steady, London silver quotes, and city exchanges mixed. The stock market rallied with improved sentiment, several issues advancing. Calumet & Hecla traded around 240 with other rail and paper names showing gains.
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Calumet and Hecla annual meeting moved to Boston
The Calumet and Hecla Mining Company will hold its annual meeting in Boston on Wednesday August 19 at 10 am. The annual report shows a year ended April 30 1891 with a broader statement than prior years and notes four dividends of five dollars each. The report details copper production of about 30 193 tons, falling copper prices, ongoing shaft work, new boilers and pumps, and expanded equipment at Red Jacket and Calumet sites highlighting progress and improved financial statements.
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Secretary Foster Letter on Russian Hebrews Immigration
Secretary Foster writes to a Jewish committee, expressing sympathy for refugees and urging controlled, humanely distributed intake. He emphasizes enforcing laws while avoiding blanket exclusion, and asks allies to discourage mass migration by directing displaced Jews to self support and local aid.
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Demands His Rights Vigorous Kick by Former Clerk
Thomas I Harris, a discharged New York Custom House clerk, protests his dismissal as unjust and unconstitutional. He claims the desk for receipts and distribution of entries remains essential, alleges petty knavery in staff transfers, and seeks reinstatement or legal remedy through the Civil Service Commissioners in Washington. He notes he was appointed January 7, 1876 and cites his eligibility for promotion before dismissal.
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Unitarian Grove Meeting Closes at Weirbs New Hampshire
The tenth annual grove meeting of the Unitarians concluded in Weirbs New Hampshire with sermons by Rev. Joseph May of Philadelphia on Ideal Rectitude and Rev. James Kay Applebee of Marblehead at 2 30 pm A conference session led by Rev. Theodore C Williams of New York followed at 7 30 pm Attendance was large today.
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New York
London Market Report Shows Mixed Bond and Stock Moves
London at mid August trading shows Consols at 95 4 for money and account. Erie stocks quoted 1814 seconds at 99 4. Mexican and dinary at 34 14, Pennsylvania 51 44, Reading 13 1 2, Mexican Central new at 45 moving to 70 percent.
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New York Financial report shows money easy and stock gains
Money on call remained easy with no loans and offerings at 2 percent while mercantile paper stayed light. Rates firmed. 60 to 90 day indorsed bills yield 6 percent. Sterling near 4.84 to 4.87 for bills. commercial and government bonds dull. Stock market opened higher but pared gains. rail issues weak while Evansville Terre Haute and Lorain both rose on minor strength.
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Principal stock sales report shows day totals
Total sales today reach 79,300 shares, compared with 212,900 yesterday and 240,100 the day prior. The report lists principal stocks, plus their highest and lowest prices of the day.
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