The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-23
mo PaIl Buslness.

The prospects lor prosperous puslhes'
during the coming autumn are excellent
Wheat ofthe new crop and corn are pour
ing into the eastern ports for shipment IL
unusually large quantities. The product O.
wheat is this season the largest ever
obtained in this country. Careful est
mates run as high as 900 oOo, wv Ousnels,
and the lowest authoritative figures 40 mol
fall below 4SO.0O0,0OO; 1t will be safe 70
take 400, 0OO,0 900 as fair statement vi
this from zoe, 100000 to 22o' oOO'VoO onshets
will be available for export; but Shippers
predict that only from l0O'oOo'ooo 70 4Zo
100000 bushels will be needed ABROAD
This estimate is based on the prices OIL last
year. With lower prices the nome de-
mand will be increased, whiie inc taii IN
price oil ten cents onshel VIII uouptieSs
add largely to the quantity taken by ior-
eign markets. One OF the things certain
for the autumn and winter IS cheap bread
The farmer will find his profits in tue very
large crops. The lower price VIII pfine
added comfort to many families. hecorn
crop will also be among the largest, and
tb;s will contribute IN eep down the
-. - ..ko.t .s1I,.o.l
piise Vi "neaS anu D'e"0.
The promises oil the cotton crop are OF a
production likely TO exceed that Of any
nrevioua YEAR The exnorts therefore will
$50 :, Ia. e. wh;,o for tho
run up 70 nlgn ngutes' my to' tne
time fresh meat Is not sold abroad to the
extent that It was last year, that trade will
soon ba re.rmsd from the necessities Of
-, 49, - 80 ssN1 , 800 St. " ~ a.. :,
Inc hnush markets. o'nce 'ne NO. VI
January our exports oil all merchandise
from New York alone reached the high
.rm NJ soeI 1e4 nm which Ia s4, 63s 00O
u- =, 10 49,, -. !. H. 80
more thah lor Tue same petpu III tue pie'
ceding year, The whole foreign trade Is
active and increasing. As consequence
tba ro,o,,as fron, cro,oma arc LARGE ma
w. = -, mi.
they are also from internal taxes. Inc re-
reipts into the Treasury exceed ssooVuoa
tlay, and sometimes are more than 81 ,000,-
mn a dav
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Ine goVeinlen ~ ~ an Illus no Setslng sgtplas
reVenue oi a!ous So,oVV,ugu MeeA' la
no use lor t1is money 9.ner .aan .as ouymrh hs
~ own oonus " come uue , aSAs W.; yea'. .d
secretary must mus put uaG ;a anso I'LL
metciat Gn s aDo9t tn .ia sun SUI. W..
week anu Nc sah anotu " pay ouE u suLsn
more II Any any e ex,g "nn sioulu iise liz H
neaIiy S1oovVo,voV ~ n us xaa ans, " daa hnn
me i nn1 eo [evehues ne fvu uy
siovVovoV IN oohus %lt an;I' eaa a,pS nss
means 70 Weet any poss.pie s ~ ,;eh.
necessary. me pontnHeupy VI "a, ;sn.
money market can hu., stese'o'e' o0ni'o %"
enterprise OF proasctsoa. r., A..
Mlthout me nae OF inqney from .Las sne
treasury ~ tpe p9fpllssss, VI ponus, s.eie 10
\ sseau sau !; SUM nn,; au ;.ou =" E se
tIon. uoiu Is cI mh ~ I, eana ns" ~
tap.a s.iea ins inoLe o0uspa ras aoe,hs
~ n61 are t ;1I ~ ia .Ie h;,ha. ,h
VIII % prougns n'aner. ta 'ne
neanwnie our OWL in LISA afe X E,r nnH onS M
y lne Ise o. HI iess ' .ha vovy,Go
soiu year III Auuit'nn ~ tae auaIe mt n.y.
goes INTO 1he af.s Eor .ne present. -. s; a,eo
some demand Is sptinglhg up lor silver
dollars 70 move the crops NJ tne west auo
.he South must lake more 81 lhen 't1an
heretofore IN return iof its cottoh Il,
All these influences gre ieit ~ the con;
idence which underlies production ana
.rade. Some OF them involve future set
dement's and should prompt 70 caution.
But for the moment they all giye impetus
% industry and to trattic; me irelghts
and earnings OF the railroads are an mex mex
81 the activity aud strength Oh az ptanches
81 business. Merehants Tepo H., .na ,,,l .ne
and that many buyers ss, a,scSaar
E S.,I Ia coming to be in larger measure the