High Duty on Tin Plate in Senate Tariff Debate
In Washington on August 14 the Senate debated reducing tin plate duty from 22-10 to 1 cent per pound. Mr. Plumb urged a 1 cent bounty instead, warning the measure would spur unlikely domestic tin plate production. Mr. Carlisle read a Labor Department cost letter for steel rails and a tin plate consumer note. the West amendment failed 26 to 30 with Davis and Plumb the only Republicans voting yes. The session adjourned at 6:05 p m until tomorrow.
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Washinotoy
Mr. West
Mitchell
Senate
Reagan
Mitchel
Congress
Plumb
United States
Finance Committee
American Congress
Edmunds
Edmunds Asked Mr. Plumb
Mr. Plumb
Louisiana
Guba
Mr. Edmunds
State Department
Pittsburg
Carlisle
Commissioner of Labor
Great Britain
Belgium
Charles W. Potts
Philadelphia
Aldrich
Bate
Jacob
Esau
Wests
Yeas
Messrs
Davis
Mr. Ingalls
Mr. Paddock
Mr. Higgins
Harbor Cruise of US Navy Vessels Attracts Crowds
In Boston Harbor yesterday visitors crowded decks of ships including the Baltimore Atlanta Yorktown and Kearsarge as crews welcomed the public. Admirals and officers received thanks from Mayor Hart and a note from Rear-Admiral Gherardi expressed appreciation for Boston hospitality.
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Baltimore
New York
Sweden
Hricsson
Gherardi
Rusk
Atlanta
Howell
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Dolphin
Charlestown
East Boston
South Huston Flats
Cushing
New England
William Sprague
Fannie Lenox
Bessie B
Thomas
Yorke, Jr
Keatsarge
Yorktown
Eben Hodge
Excelsior
Little
D. Roughan
Grand Army
Gazelle
Boston Light
Winslow
Kearsarge
Petrel
Newport
K. I
Hart
A. S. Fnacsnie
Boston Harbor
Harry P. Huse
U.S. N
Unsuccessful Efforts to Secure Quorum on McKay Relief Bill
In Washington on August 14 the House opened with a vote to sustain the chair over a point of order limiting McKay relief bill consideration to committee of the whole. The motion carried 114 to 31 with a quorum counted. After speeches by Thomas of Wisconsin and Stone of Kentucky in favor and Springer of Illinois in opposition, Springer moved to commit to war claims. No quorum formed on that vote and all later attempts to secure one failed, adjourning at 4:05.
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Washington
Springer
Illinois
Nat McKay
Yeas
Thomas
Wisconsin
Stone
Kentucky
Ilinois
Committee On War Claims
The Citizen and the Guest in Boston Visitation
The piece portrays visiting guests enjoying Boston’s Public Garden Common and sights, from swan boats on the lake to Wastons at the Foot of the Till. It highlights the cheerful, patriotic atmosphere, bustling streetcars and police queries, and notes the solitary distant Chinaman amid celebrations.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Inquirer
Money Market and Stock Exchanges Reported in Boston
Boston evening money market showed slight ease in New York while Boston stayed firm. Clearing House rates at 6 to 7 percent. time loans 4 to 6 percent. call loans 6 to 8 percent. Bond activity included 4s at 124, and 442s around 102% to 103%. Stocks and rails moved on Bank of England notes and Central strike effects, with Atchison, Mexican Central, Pullman and Union Pacific among movers. Exchange figures, foreign currencies, and crop discussions also noted amid overall market strength and rising stock prices.
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Boston
New York
Sub-Treasury
Chicago
St. Lous
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Reichsmarks
London
Bank of England
New York Central
Atchison
Shorts
Atlantic & Pacific
Kansas
Colorado
Aten Ison
Kansas City
Topeka
Burlington & Quincy
Mexican Central
Pullman
Palace
Union Pacific
Chicago & West Michigan
Travers City
Rio Grande Western
Flint & Pere Marquette
New York Stock Exchange
Farmers’ Loan &Trust Company
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Eastern
New
Fitchburg
Prime
Boston News Bureau
Nebraska
West End
Cambridge
Bell Telephone
Erie
Lamson
Shaw Oase
Conn
Pass
Seeereens Llb
Owen- High- Low
Rivet
Ing. Wel, L
Flint & Re
Brunswick
Ween Sane
Cubandiceys
K.C
CL & Sp
Ower Ae A
Chicago Gas
K. Ty
Fes
Bane
FL. C., Ma & Bee
Anne
L. Fe & St. Lee Ee
Esas
Maine Central
Pal
Cress
Old Colony
W. Union
Saco & Ports
GE É& Conway
Rutland
Ccc
Summit Branch
Tee
Brokers’ Board
E.ee
G. M
W. & den
Lst
Wisonain
le & i M
DOW
Den
Bell
Mobile & O
Mar
H. & Ont
Union
Lluiets
N.Y G&n
N.P
Oregon Transcent
C If
Beli Tel
Ceeeesee Kd. Phon. ‘Toy Mfg
Tex. IP
R.G. Erie Tel
Pullman Palace Car Co
N.W
Aspinwall Land
Union Stock Yards
Cecessees
U.N
Ysl W
Allouez Mining
Arnold
Te Aee
Cotton Ol Trust
Altar
Mutual S. & M. Co
Bost, & Mont
Aim
Pheumatic Tool Co
Alice
Ontario
UC Cal, & Hee
Cal
Bay
Phenix
Arizona
Teeseesenee
Brunswick Manganese Aee
Freeland
Burton
Tees
Franklin
Boston & Liverpool Co
Hocking Coal
Sutter Creek
Nceereene
Sullivan Con
Fort Yeayne
Tamarack KeArsarge
Illinois Stew
So&l
Maiden Elec. Co
Au, T. & Slb
Mechanical Man. Co
Usc
New York Despatch Co
National Lead Trust
Aly Nat
Tel Mfg. Co
B&m . Wena
Chessacers
Sugar Refineries Co
Scrip
Thomson-Houston
Boston & Aidany
DOE
Uonn
Passumpsic
Thomson
Welling
Centritchburg Pfs
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Big
Ees Eeenee
Lily Winnisimmet Co
Southern Cal
Seeeene
U.t
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
N.Y
N. E
N. E. Portelectric
Bell Teleee
Lamoine Land
Lamson S. Seeweveee
Dana Mining
San Miguel Gold Llacer
Winthop Siin
Suo Tallapoosa Land & Mining
Topeka Land
Allouez
Wee
Union Medtric Car
Atlantic
Fort Payne Coal & Iro
Los, & Mont
Eeees
Ween
Ye &S. Fosees
B. Ceee Ware
Bldo
Eveenese
Boston Stock Exchange
Comipantes
Askeil
Alloucz
Sane
Lutte & Boston
Ly Wi
Hecla
Catalpa
Eese Asweseen
Dunkin
Seen
R . Uc Franklin
Hanovers
Humbold
BBC
Thalia
Atc
Huronseeeese
Ironton Sees
KeavSarke
Quincy
Kiditt
Settee
Saul PC
Trinatack
Tecumseh
Washington Herseseesenee
Anniston City
Aspinwall
Hoothbay
He Womon
Ora Sevenneenseers
Loston
Louiston Stres
Brookline
Campovellose
Mavetick
Nowdoil
Payson
Penouscot
San Diego
Sullivan
WinterlarbDor
WorldSton
Cence
Inort
At, & Pac
Lolo
Bos, & Mont
Los. U. Gas
Do L. Gas
C. BL
D.D
Wis
W. Mic
Lans
Bik. &V
K. Cy CL & Sp. Bs
Il K. C
KK. C
Ft. S
RK. C
K. C
G. B
N. EK
L. C. Con
Oregon &. L. Te
St.Jo. & G
Josh, Loydes
Cen
Do Inc
Daty Railroad Companies
Atch
BSP
bYg
Loston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Mulne
Boston & Providence
Cheshire
Ees
Canton
London Financial Roundup Rates and Bank of England Reserves
London rates for Consols and United States securities are listed with prices and ex divs. Market discount rates stand at 4.448 percent. Paris puts Reuters at 94 francs 55 centimes. Bank of England reserve ratio is 41.93 percent, up from 36.64 and 37.17 percent, bullion up £1,465,000 and reserve rose £1,889,000 this week.
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London
United States
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York
Paris
Bank of England
New York Financial Market Report Aug 14
Money on call ranged 4 to 7 with last loan at 5 and close at 5. Sterling at 4.8344 for sixty-day bills and 4.87 for demand. Government bonds dull, sugar refineries surged to 82 then 83 44, railroads mixed. Stocks opened higher, then eased. sugar, Atchison, Denver & Rio Grande pref, and Rock Island led gains. Close quiet but strong at day’s high.
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New York
Ing
Ing. Alt
T. H. Pref
Oc Ee
Atchison
Alba
C.& Ste
Can
Pacific
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chi
Alton
del & H
del. & L
Den
HK. G
Erie
Locking Val
Lil. Central
Us Kan, & Lex
Kings
Feu
Lake Shore
Lou Island
Lou
Louis, & Nash
Louis
Man
Kley
Mem
Haere
Saae
Bee M
Lov Minn
St. L
N. Y
Nash
Norhwestern
N. E
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon
Wear
He P
W.P
Rock Island
St. PM
Lee St. P
Southern Pac
Texas Pac
Cores
Sane
W. St. L
Panase O
BDO
Cccnte Seve
Prime Mercantile
Atchison and
Denver & Rio Grande
Delaware & Hudson
Retail shoe dealers convene to protect retailers from manufacturers
The national convention at Young's Hotel adopted resolutions to shield retailers from manufacturer and jobber encroachments. New vice presidents were elected from multiple states. Annual meetings will continue in July unless changed. A plan for member insurance and a bonded treasurer were discussed. next convention likely in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s Hotel
A. M. Strauss
Topeka
Kan
A. W. Hayward
Omaha
Neb
R. F. W. Bachman
New Orleans
C. B. Weeks
Cedar Rapids
John A. Weeks
Yankton
S. D
A. F. Ebbinghaus
Indiana
A. B. Lancaster
Louisville
J. Alkirie
Denver
Col
G. G. Pierce
Chicago
Association
New York
Labor trouble in Lynn at Morocco finishers strike
In Lynn on August 14 the District Board Trade Assembly 240 sent a wage and policy proposal to John T. Moulton's Morocco Manufacturers Association to govern Finishers Assembly 2923 until 1892. Finishers offered $13 weekly for several processes while agreeing to same piece prices and no new apprentices. Moulton denied the demand as unjust, the secretary departed, and forty finishers were called out, signaling a bitter ongoing dispute with manufacturers resolute to resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarty
Moulton
Butathaim
John T. Moulton
RHEE
Notable Army Officers and Guests At City Hotels
Colonel 8 H Leonard hosts First Army Corps friends at Youngs today from noon to two. Judge Veazey of Vermont congratulated at Tremont on becoming commander in chief of the Grand Army. Dr C S Trumbull of Philadelphia arrived at the Vendome. Rev Edward R Brown and Fauhier of Brooklyn registered at the Revere. Dr F M Madison of Chicago and J M Buckley of Liverpool are at the Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Leonard
First Army Corps
Young's
Veazey
Vermont
Tremont
Grand Army
C. S. Trumbull
Philadelphia
Vendome
Revere
Edward R. Brown
Fauhier
Brooklyn
N. Y
Seventh annual Point of Pines musical festival opens Sunday
Preparations are under way at Point of Pines for a seven day festival with over a hundred musicians performing daily including seven famous bands and many soloists making East debuts. Outdoor equestrian fireworks start 3 30 each afternoon and evening drawing large crowds. Boston Hotel hosts Grand Army men praising J A Hooper managed renovations and service though transport links to Boston remain uncertain.
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Point of Pines
Boston Hotel
Grand Army
Eastern
Causeway
Canal Streets
Lowell, Fitchburg
J. A. Hooper
Hooper
Boston
Wool and refrigerated foods price trends in 19th century market
The weekly wool market report shows domestic receipts at 13,560 bales versus 12,679 a year earlier with foreign imports at 3387 bales. Total sales reach 2,480,000 pounds, while prices hold firm across grades. Ohio and Michigan fleeces vary, with unwashed and combings priced modestly and territory wools showing steady demand.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Oregon
Valley
Texas
California
Middle County
Humboldt
Melbourne
Sydney
Marseilles
United States
Salonica
Aleppo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Carlisle
Wililes
Charlesbank
Hoston
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Heela
Centennial
Kearsargo
Osceola
National
Tamarack
Tamarack Mining Company
George A. Magoun
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Pullman Palace Car Company
North Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Consolidated Adjustable Shoe Company
American Loan & Trust Company
F. W. He Co
Devonshire Street
Eastern Electric Cable Company
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Best & Elcher
Borie
North Belle Isle
Ophir
Bel
Isle
Savage
Commonwealth
Sierra Nevada
Con
Crown Point
Gould & Curry
Psone
Hale & Norcross
NEW York Financial
Lynn
Morocco
Fitchburg Railroad
Denny, Rice & CO
Hechtros & CO
Alex Willhans, Jr
Cib Clark
Williams & Coburn
Fenno Bros & Childs, Roduff & Eaton Harding, Martin & Caverly
Chamberlin Wros & Co
al MA Thewson
Hallowell & Coci Tees
Dewey, Gould & A Pe
Hale Luce & Manning
John Kerr & Co
Nichols, Dupee & Co
Jl Matthews
Goodhue
LC Veebe
S Henry, Jr. & Co
JT Lodseales
Wees Peetee
Boston & Loomell Railroad
A Wyman
Hutchins & C
Porte Weton, Whitman & Case
Eees
Femoros & Childs
Alex Williams, Jr. & Co
HM Martin
Luce & Manning, Dewey, Gould & Co
Harding
Martin
Rice & CO
Hienry, Jr. & Co
Nichols, Dupee & As
Wees
Rodi & Eaton
e.De Williams & C Out
Knapn
Hallowell & Coburn
Miidepman
Chamberlin Bros
Alex Williams
Grand Manchester Mills
Boston Ea Adams & Co
Junction Railroad
Albany Railroad
Fennoros & Uchida
Renee Hallowell & Vcodur
Hecht Bros & Lo
Luce & Manning
Alex Williams, Jr
Wwe
Nichols
Dupee & Co
Dewees Reesens
Weston, Whitman & Co
Jarding
Marlin & Caaverly