The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-16

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,.;I.,., ,Dd liIbihtiss for the first two
s.,n,, oitbi, rear are far 10 excess OF
~. d IL. lbrts years preceding. As
:, n. e,u.., tbM bN been to some eI-
u,, explained by the fact that the repeal
d d. glDkruP las WM pending Tor
,,,,,L .s.t, 10 COugres. before its PA'-
Al, Nd tb. expectation Was that the
,,..l ,,aIi 20 into immediate effect.
M, ,rpse.IiiOn caused great numbers
ol.,p.. .ho ds,irsd 10 ge. clear Of their
t.sIi,i.. 70 rash 10 Aud commence bank
,,,l prooseding' at once. Hence we bad
Al ,su,sllly large crop oil bankruptcies
MI. seoul quarter Of this year.
Nv vhlt the current sit months Of
IS. viii bring forth, that Is a mstIsr
i,a ii iii. time Of curious speculation
,sd cosjsc,ur. Here is the view they
nj, o! it upM Pit.burgh, according 10
D,,. BuIor L Coz. circular, for . copy
d,hisa tb. IS1KLuGEScrR Office is in
8.bsI TO lbOss gentlensu:
ID. reports Of the condition oE the
,,,p j, our District, with 4 few minor
,Ispdou., are good, and trade depend.
d @ Au alone We might look for an i'm.
woT,nsn, in the umes; bu. the exper-
.,ss. 0! tbe pIst lev year. has sufficient.
" ,aoJu that healthy and prosperous
uII, i cot TO be brought about BY the
tlrst Alone, and We cannot say that 4
sspSBl IseIiDE exists among our mes.
esitv Iod manufacturers. The unsstis-
lu.Ory condition Of the oil trade prom
l,e. souliuurd dullness IN al important
porlon Of our district, and the continued
jsprs.iOu 10 the iron and glass msnufac.
iIfiag interests bear. heavily upon the
rliI d.Ilt'. in many Of our most i'm.
p1iIri pEh.. Some little uneaInesS is
kli IAN tbs approaching repeal Of tho
Bankrupt Law maI induce many 10 take
he Asnt6t Of it prior 10 the frat Of Sep
Rahi Looking beyond that again 10
rsgapiion OI specie payments, We feel
ANibt coming half year is big With two
Important sTsnts, the effect Of which Is
aSr OF lee uncertain, and which, com.
sSed EiIh our present sisgnAtion, tone
doEb lsy sInguiOe antieipAiiops for the
lz1ediIn future, though very few would
aNiO ses sithsfeVent postponed, Under
ihsse circumstances We do not feel war
fl1isd 10 predicting any material i'm.
P'ortusht in the coming siH months. We
lttAsr tIPee, a continued drag 10 most
lInss Of bl.iues, And IDy marked revival
taFlng that period would come up n
'.!aOnt surprise
he Baltimore view oI the immediate
P'SI<es ahead i. quoted IS follows by
D9r, Barlow 4 Co:
ia tbe area Of county from which
Baltimore derives the principal portion
d ~ rtds, crop prospects Of all kinds
N srsi elIss, bat Ehlle the yield will be
Psapi1l, prizes are lover than hAs been
tso's for many rsars. This benefits
As consumer, bot leaves the producer
'tS'ai ProSt, and 10 poor condition and
'P'Hi sorostcuIe 10 bis lAbors hereafter,
ao%G1sol! is Of bot little real benefit
70 u: country At large. OEipg 10 the
prevailing d0ubt, uncertainty, and lack
q sotadssct II 10 lbe future, an immense
otP'ea'non 10 property Of all descrip.
Iott e9i little improvement 10 trade il
ieoted iof OF tIpsried in the immediate
..'1'e' eon'tfVGti,m and reduction OF
aEth't' being the order Of the day.
VA people being satisfied il the exercise
y tst nO'i rigid economy enables them
7 tTP going, lhd meet expense. until
Sas9sbSs V restored and bu.iness gets
. aaSl'Ssd 90 a more permanent snd
sl'Ia hD", The resultoi this is that
~, s.t tNa ks exceptions our merchants
w.. VEL. '2i 1Cd EiIl prepare for but a mod.
s'l. Fall Ttlde.'
ll' feeling At Cleveland, a, quoted by
at G'oe, i.u Iollou.:
,,li'i NJ prospects for large crop. .:s 10.
s.l'! s'od thI season, yet the feeling
Ha. % prevail that prices will Be low.
eltt The market Inactive. The sams
~.''ysu'e ,.'s tendency marks commercial
sS'gI..euGh', and no special revival Of
,s'e Ss'snt'. " anticipated At present. Al.
.,.I .,,.k1 tas volume Of Business done NAV
u't,d - thIi Of lat year, the margin q
r.s'. r.S-'H y tsry snail, stocks Of goods are
~. aaa aia Il su hoped traders would
~. ,.'. o'.f, Aod thi. viii doubtless oper.
i.,tt t.''.f'sIy TO large purchases Ter Fail
,,,S.,' 'iG nay bssttn The retirement Of
G,s ' !, .Si,I q limited neAu'. The produc-
S,.,i s,s sui greatly 10 excess OF the de.
s.,.s, 49, ,ot Manufactured articles, and no
'slSsri change for The btII.r i look.
sI"s u probable, until iii, stsie Of
t:.fn u fttsted. The general bu,ipes,
r,,SsI sossrsi, lair, and there il a
T. ~" ,'an lesnee oI AIpasuodie disposi,-
SS..,,.' lEeqIlls upon chances, which was
nT !, Ot SO' 10 the years las, past. Econo.
tI.ssi.nAe'' snAe'' outlay, as we'll As private
nf,,.... nfe', mark the period, and there
Eu t n, ,so't Of security svinced than
,.,,,' ~. = Tie past The iron bu.iuess
osii, . al'. suffered exceptionally re-
IL. -; at numerous failures in tha,
r,o.,,',sa r,es depressing effect upon il
sssI ss,s,'!t s.iotE, are large, and the pre-
70 S,,s...S 'uSa Q! things would not seem
kL "a, ,a.Ibt . belief that relief will be
''' 'Oas Tine TO come.
Good Word Tor sherman.
'Ss haFiRrs 4a.,ia,, ,,ks. nm III.