President Pat on Tariff Stance Capping Lumber Talks
President Pat insists tariffs won’t exceed 1.25 and signals a fixed position on lumber in a letter. The remark frames ongoing trade talks and policy direction.
30 Jul 1909
Page 1
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
1
President Pat insists tariffs won’t exceed 1.25 and signals a fixed position on lumber in a letter. The remark frames ongoing trade talks and policy direction.
Taft presses for 1.26 per thousand lumber and senate glove rates while Democrats enter tariff talks. Aldrich fears adjournment. conference report may be delayed. Kiel canal closes after Russian Emperor passes. Austrian emperor plans Miguel de Braganza wedding. Egypt steamers boast matrimonial matches aboard.
Winding up of the Spring and Summer business for 1909. Merchandise on hand must be disposed of by August 15. Costs will not be covered. Clean up is the watch word and the quoted prices are the lowest ever for high grade goods, encouraging quick purchases from a noted store.
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