Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08
rrDYEsDAY, JULY 8, 1929.
lr TIMES

DleC distress @ --'- "
.e dc Hc- ,.c manufacturers '' '''
i.lal Ia@c-l'- h-a-'.l '''''' " ''C .''
Gem eu a'. .' "'-
SD q a Gle ,.aaay e' Providence, So '5..''-
Alac -s..y o. money IS ',' -' -''''
IS u .Is Among ,at cons i-''l'' .' '.''
o..lo- r.ms be- enumerated ,He 'l..o'. Oh ill'
..s millions of DOH rs a--.''. ''s' -l ''.-
o.c ..re Oh. poaa.g 'la'' io' canal purposes -l'
..,l-- DIE c.are Of tae Patterson l'.,, w. '''5,'
VIVA leMlic District blaa New o'"' oal
s ia a dollars Of stool. o. Che Foansy -'a..' l'aa'
iP- bear aa a.-res, o. a.ePer ean'' was ''.,''l 90
s 10 Auction ODD t.e -'t1 o, June. N'''.e WIS
'-l OBJ, ..., 90 t.- ul-a' par ",-.- '- '-'-'' ''
-1- singh. Die Ns --.-t-
large s.ase o. Oils en2-'i-5s-'.. '' " .''o
% taa account of ODE excessive iaP''..-
tol- ..f Ls, year, .u anticipation OF Che 1arii
-eA traders 5rrr--li The manufacturers pro-
'--- expected ,a-- ,ac tari would improve iae
.... and tacy extended t..T operations. la-
-.-- selling O., advanced prices, the maniac
us ai .ae competition o- ,oIelSn a''-.,' l''-
r.saL Then goods remain 90 ll'-. lH-
ac have been comps led 90 suspend ,.,i '2ef-
81 OBS and discharge .aeI hands A ''
.-- Is really "Ialeious ones and .'s .'-,l 'lD
,s- Solid establishment, $50 have h' ''--' sue
-,. sssoa would Be temporary. -a- ',--l s,o- ''
'.r -cee5.I 1re.ta.oi prosperity.
.L Tbc Baltimore American o. .le -st ,'-'' gives
,Is- following remarks upon .-o s.-.a OF business
M, England:
n. STATE Of Trade DO Eag.17a--i he
~. Badsa journals o.. al. sorts are filed with
o 1l tons and coUecures on the pres
sarulaon of trade The distress Isl
Gus er.-aE the important question is, whela-
Of he cagsesvhioh give rise t3 Itare tenn
et' D-ry or petuianeut.-Am0ng tle former
81 enumerated taswarIu the East which.
.a bar-assss the trade with Turkey and
81, Black Sea; the disturbances DO P0r,u-I
ana tho South American states; the
..urti9rs oil exchange DOB Brazil pro-
ICED 5v the financial difficulties Of that
s- genmene and the American Tariff
i.' these tits hoped by the writer's, wIll
transient I'm the.r operation. Happears
so. chat Canadian merchant shipping,
to 8mItof Indifferent materials. but cheap.
ave ir.srlercd with British shipping off
49, 200 ions and upwards. For British ships
Ies loss torrare tse demand Is as great as
rec aver. The evil of "over production so
80 r,rc5 insisted on. IS one that naturally cor
d -.s itself Superabundance produces
b. l5w prices. and low prices extend the con
s SUMPTION. So that. under ordinary cIrcum
arcos the producer makes ODD by the
~ trss,e- quantity sold for the Jimnuton of
-,rs
More permanent causes of her CONNER
s. HAL distress may be found boz the Taxes
gt i-d the Con-Laws of England. When
s ysry thing goes down but bread the dis
hess must necessarily be general among
frzgns. OF an legislation in manu-
IS occurring country, that which tends con-
be- santy TO keep up the price of corn is the
r srargesl Thus, with the additional en-
C. larasment other taxes, England, the best
y cultivated country DO Europe, feeds her
NO.
2. o,,oo, strictly no said ,bst ,5e GREAT
-,rol,t.oos me- SEQ from tre IN time IN
n prrsb Trade. ara incidental 10 a GREAT
b r-rrI,c,nrin1 system aloDe They NAV
A., 0,-r- t, -, Do9,Io strictly agricultural n
.ls.- -rr,oulfr-e is confined fo the Dr0d1c-
> ion of GRAIN. tbev have indeed the advant-
7s of EATING their own corn when they
s cannot find customers for H. But ifIt