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Commercial
August 28, 1894
The Topeka State Journal
Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas
What is this article about?
Over 300 carloads of Mexican silver-lead ore wait in Ciudad Juarez for the new US tariff bill to take effect before entering via El Paso. Mines closed by Windom ruling will reopen, and a new smelter is planned there.
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WAITING TO COME IN.
Three Hundred Cars of Mexican Silver Ore For the United States.
El Paso, Tex., Aug. 28.--In the Mexican Central railroad yards in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, were more than three hundred car loads of silver lead ores, waiting for the new tariff bill to go into effect before transferring to the United States.
Many Mexican silver mines, running a high per cent. in lead, which closed down on account of the Windom ruling, will now open up again, and it is thought that another smelter will be erected here at an early date.
Three Hundred Cars of Mexican Silver Ore For the United States.
El Paso, Tex., Aug. 28.--In the Mexican Central railroad yards in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, were more than three hundred car loads of silver lead ores, waiting for the new tariff bill to go into effect before transferring to the United States.
Many Mexican silver mines, running a high per cent. in lead, which closed down on account of the Windom ruling, will now open up again, and it is thought that another smelter will be erected here at an early date.
What sub-type of article is it?
Tariffs
Import Export
Policy
What keywords are associated?
Mexican Silver Ore
Tariff Bill
Windom Ruling
Silver Mines Reopening
Smelter Erection
What entities or persons were involved?
Mexican Central Railroad
Windom Ruling
Where did it happen?
El Paso, Tex.
Commercial Details
Location
El Paso, Tex.
Event Date
Aug. 28
Commodities
Silver Lead Ores
Mexican Silver Ore
Key Figures
Mexican Central Railroad
Windom Ruling
Notable Details
Three Hundred Car Loads Waiting In Ciudad Juarez, Mexico
Waiting For New Tariff Bill To Go Into Effect
Mexican Silver Mines To Reopen
Another Smelter To Be Erected In El Paso