Trade and tariff issues late 19th century overview
The article reviews cotton production and consumption, US and European trends, and a Treasury report on tin and plate manufacturing. It covers labor, wages, capital, and foreign trade shifts, alongside tariff policy debates, reciprocity trade deals, immigration of markets to American products, and calls for tariff revision. It notes public revenues, savings deposits growth, and advances in coastwise commerce.
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Massachusetts
Congress
Europe
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Dominican Republic
Spain
Orto Rico
Ghatamaa
San Salvador
Great Britain
British Guiana
Nicaragua
Honduras
Austria
Hungary
Guatemala
Salvador
German Empire
Canada
St. Lawrence
President Harrison Reports Unprecedented Prosperity to Congress
President Harrison’s message to Congress declares the United States in its most prosperous era with rising wealth and industry. He cites 1890 and 1960 figures on national wealth, railway mileage, capital in manufacturing, wages, and factory output, noting rapid growth and widespread economic gains across sectors and regions.
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Harrison
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Secretary of the Treasury Reports on Public Revenues and Debt
The report notes a public debt reduction since 1889 of 259 074 20 and interest charges of 11 684 409. Pensions paid under this administration total 432 564 178 70, an excess over the prior period. It argues sugars under tariff favored the people, and discusses surplus circulation and pension legislation amid debates on repeal and fund laws.
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Nual Intrests
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