The Universalist

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Agriculture, has gone to Atlanta to as

sume his duties there as Chairman of

the Government Board of Management

of the Exposition. All the Agricultural

Department exhibits have been shipped.

Consul Grimke, at Santo Domingo,

has sent to the State Department a

translation of a new tariff law which

went into effect July 1. This provides

for a 3 per cent addition of all taxes laid

on imports to the Dominican Republic.

The Governments of Nicaragua and

Costa Rica have notified steamship

agents that the prohibition against the

landing of priests and nuns has been re

moved, and free entry is accorded to all

except Chinamen.

Russia is so anxious tocoloDize quick,

ly the Amur district with Cossacks, in

order to watch the Chinese frontier,

that she offers each male settler eighty

acres of land free, a loan of 8.325 without

interst for thirty-three years, and ex

emption from taxes for three years and

from military service for five.

Thebe was a decided change of feeling

in all grain markets on Tuesday from

Monday. At the opening all ruled lower

for a short time, but good buying caused

a general recovery later. Wheat sold as

low as 65% cents September and 67,%

cents December, with advance to 67

cents and 69% cents, and the close 66%

@65% cents and 69%@69% cents. Corn

was the leader, September sold 36 cents

and up to 37 cents at once, up to 38%

cents on late buying, closing 38 cents,

May sold 31% cents and up to 32%@

32% cents at the close. Oats sold 18%

cents to 19% cents September, and 23

cents to 23% cents May. Provisions

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Universalist. (1895). Chicago [Ill.], 1895-08-17. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90053049/1895-08-17/ed-1/?sp=8

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Universalist, 1895-08-17.