Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-30
Cattle. Hos. Sheep.
CITIES

The volume Of money in the country
! Il the present time is undoubtedly very
Barge. and may in fact appear to be ex-
kvSSlve i'm quantity IS compared with
the auti-war standard. But il must be
femembered that the Republic now has
twenty millions more people than 1t
Dad then, has treble the number OF
kuileS of railways, and has quadrupled
Bis productions, its resources, its active
sapital and its available wealth.
The productions of California" says
the san Francisco Herald, "are grow
ing and increasing in value and impOr-
Aance. Crops generally have been good
5Or the past two years, and high prices
Save ruledfOr the most part. Our farm
~ and agriculturaliSts in general are
tuining money. Hop men are partiCu-
3arly jubilant, realizing now II per
bound for that which costs them less
&han Toe, and the fear is now that they
will 90 so extensively into hOp-raiSing
3IOn the Pacific slope aS TO swamp the
hole of them. Fruit-growers in gen.
raj have done we'll this year, and so of
eveals, ETC."
The Boston Commercial Bulletin
Bays: Several large wholesale dealers
n paper are said to have cOrnered the
narket in that kind of thIn brown pa
per known as tissue manila The man
piac;ure of this grade of paper is limited
~ half dozen mills, and has lately
bCcm reduced fully One-third. The cor
bercrS are understood to have laid their
plans 10y placing all the contracts the
bills could fill for several months to
fome, and then buying all the available
Issue manila in the market. Hence
Hhe mills cannot take any orders for
prc>ent delivery, and no paper can be
Bought except through members of the
hing"
1t is stated in the Boston Commercial
Bul'etin that "a member of the steel
Aail syndicate claims that experiments
bayc shown that a better quality of
pals can be made of low grade or soft
she'll steel than of puddled iron. and
pade cheaper. The works To be built at
tlttSburgh, for manufacturing such
Steel for nails will have a capacity of
bDO,OOO tons year Of low carbon steel.
he firms in the syndicate will receive
4heir quota Of the steel manufactured
Regularly, and it is predicted that iron
RiiIS will speedily 90 out of favor.
M)ther nail mills, they say, Will have TO
HOllOw their lead, and it will not be long
Metore rolled shafting, agricultural i'm
Elements, and most kinds of slammed
Do hollow ware, now made of iron
lll be made of steel, and there will be
4 end Ofthe occupation of puddlers,
pd of puddlers' strikes as well. The
pthusiaSts predict that in five wears
fduled IRON will not be in the market
eSterday's New York Evening Tele-
pam says: The action of China
Ouid she retaliate aud refuse to Amer
the use of her ports, would be TO the
,st degree disastrous to our silk. tea
&c, TN and spice trade. We have n
nmerce With the Chinese amounting
nnually to between S33. 600 OOO AMI
4,OOOOOO both ways). Ii Is a com.
erSe CS, which, with population of 3oO,-
.,OVV Ol people, Is susceptible of indef-
te Expansion. The trade of Great
tam WITH the same country amounts
aooul S'o,VVO,OOO per annum. To-day
sIe = NOT one OF these countries that Is
q eNeFtiilg every art Of diplomacy to
'alh q still tirmer footing ar
treaty ports in order to push their
lnineree ,. with these people. At a
&c IKE this, and under circumstances
g these, the government of the Unitsd
ftltes Is guilty the egregious folly of
ing out OF It's way to cast an affront
the laee OF these Asiaties, which they
certain IN due time and at their own
sure TO resent. The Anti Chinssa
Was an act Of bad faith, and. Ike ali
oil bad ialth, it viii inevitably 20.
upon ourselves. Chickens "a
iSCs are not the only things which
~ me home to roOSt. The British GOV
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