Viewpoints on international bimetallism and US policy
Washington Letter discusses European support for international bimetallism amid US McKinley era debates. Lords Aldenham and D Artois, Dr Otto and Edmund D Ar, outline British, German, French, and Latin Union angles, stressing finance stability and joint action over gold monometallism.
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Washington
McKinley
United States
Lord Aldenham
Sb Rir Metallic League
Otto
Ger- Biametallic League
Edmund D’arsudetant
Dimetallic League
Inter
Europe
United
Bimeleague
Bryan
Great Britain
House Commons
Manly
Sheep Industry in Iowa and British Trade Views
The piece discusses tariff views from the London Economist and Wil son schedule changes, amber trade, and moves to specific duties. It then analyzes Iowa sheep production, showing 1896 January sheep numbers at 88,298,783 head valued at $65,167,735, with exports of 405,748 head in 1895 and imports of 291,461 head, plus state sheep breed data and farm economics.
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Louisville
London
James Wilson
Iowa Agricultural College
United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Europe
Canada
England
United Kingdom
Iowa
Shropshire Downs
Oxford-Downs
South-Downs
Hampshire Downs
Great Britain
Scotland
John Wrightson
Lincolnshire
Thin Horses and Market Demand for Fleshier Stock
A large share of horses sold at markets fetch better prices when they have more flesh. Buyers prefer work ready stock over lean horses, and while a few speculators may improve underfed animals, the majority will pass the thin horse for a fleshy one. Selling in good flesh yields higher returns on extra oats and corn.
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Arnold Buffum
Tak Hood
Household Publieiing and Printing Co
Household Companion
W.l.douglas
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W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Windsor Hotel
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