Progressive Dems and Italian immigration in 1889 reports
In Chicago society debates and political forecasts as 1889 approaches, noting Mrs Logan’s influence in Alger boom signals, Italy sends many arrivants and rail expansion reaches new territories. Treasury bonds, trade, and bank conditions show mixed strength with weaker prices and ongoing distress in some markets. Multiple opinions from major papers reflect European rulers’ concerns over Germany and presidential prospects amid a fluctuating economy.
State of trade shows only cautious improvement
The article notes moderate, uncertain trade with no lasting improvement yet. Buyers stay conservative, purchases trimmed, and retailers hold larger stocks due to a cold wet spring. Tariff and crop outlooks remain unsettled, with mixed signals across wheat corn oats hogs and cotton. prices mostly down, cotton up a touch on European demand. Money remains abundant at about 1 percent.
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