The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-25
The Improving Prospects for nusinenS
No one can fail to sec that there ba'
been a Sperccptible change in the tone o

been a perccptible change in the tone Of
ggthe crop reports during the last two weeks,
! and that already "a rising tide
Of buoyancy Of feeling and OK.
pectation in regard to tho volume Of bust.
y ness to be done this coming fall and
winter Is gradually setting in. 1t Is now
admitted that tho wheat crop, both winter
and spring wheat crop, will exceed any
I previous yield In tho history OF tho coun.
try, and that close In the wake Of the
sswheat will follow enormous crops OF hay,
oats, barley, rye, and potatoes. The wea.
4 Their also Is such as to rapidly improve the
I prospects Of the corn crop. It's expected
yield Is being constantly marked up,
almost from day to day; 80 much SO, that
ss9it Is now almost assumed that the crop will
e be better than last year Tho reports
( from the cotton States also arc highly en-
Z couraging. There will be, according TO
present prospects, a very large crop OF
= cotton.
Indeed tho present outlook is that the
~ u'' w '''ois ~ VI! - no e'or %,
" - S"ss'esA'o WIZ w ,no''n'u'. w Mn
" fair crop Of sugar. Every section Of the
country will participate in the agricultural
& p'tas'lss ala pounties Oh the year' lhose
~ aui.leu .noss ,ass ,.,' esie..a',y
y sSM, ~. = :. 'ne .vu."' WI 'ns s...l nA'e
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s t.lo COUNTY ~ NO" oe'ns iellec.eu IN tnat
q 80 : ri, a p.'o Ano"n 10 ~.
"a go u ,, u.on " .oi'.a' AIo.o ,N'
. s,su'i..o' y. u, Ainus M 'ne last ,ew
80. - an SUE. .tl pi'ee VI NJ,
4 =. .a...oau s.o.As anu pohus' esiesially Oh
oso to'us .uat re Ae'F' 'ie e!a'n growing
r., lots, mas iau u .len'af 'f' advance
~ puo,ie .onnueheu IL 'n eA,raorainary
Il ,oo BUSINESS ioi ,ue ra'lsoaas tlis !e''r
:i.a s oeen i.'es.ipiiSiee Even 'ae ne"
ms t., . 'nu 'n' nancy iihes arc paftaS'ns
y = ny genera, ) ADVANCE. % much
- IN. = seetis ''Ae'y ''i"t Whatever excuse
ouf river .iailfoau syndicate had lew
Heek Ai! ago iof induisins In appfehensions
~ iesiIa 70 tnelr aoiity 10 RAISE money on
tite,r OWL securities IN order 70 carry those
~ I'm. tne new project seems now 10 DC IN pro.
ss :. =. uiss''a'oi'' 81 ihdeeo they sui
sneitsli y sincere purpose 70 pu'iu the road
unaei aly circumstances We Will soon see
s yer; possible prete&t lot delay removed
y .lic improved business prospects OF the
X country.
ts3s The feeling today in regard 10 the fnture
u II bna; ncsa nrooonto vo,, Idoo;1os 49,,
81 p.s"c"'' -, ,.' u..'ueu con.
e .tast as compared WIN mat OIL the first oil
4 May. There were those who saw in the
partial failure OF the crop last wear. md the
sSconsconant rico IN Tho nooonso :. - IN.
4, ,.'o ~ .le "eeesS'i,es Vi me-
Il a ltit, Tue siacKened demand Tor the manu-
i tactured products Of the country, the com
Sing Of d reaction from the boom which tho
I sennntrv boa on;oyod since ,ho al, ~ ,e-o
u N, su o'.eo ''ie ia'' VI 1919.
!ne s8eatnef OF the spring was 30 extraor-
binary in its character rs to lead conserya-
tive people to expect still higher nrices
y nnSnssss;biv : for 10 ,,o,os,,.;oo o. ~
1s', .a' -, -, wv neeessarles ol NE, ana
lower anu aecilning prices for everything
else. The Kansas City Journal tells how
I; this feeling manifested itself in that mart ~
3 M, Ivost r,,o -. i'A's ~. y,
Z = N'' NJ .v'"ns 'neic WIS general
y throughout the West, rs we gathered it
from Wheeling business men who from
4 fine IN time made trims in tho s,o,o, ,,..ol,.
u 81 ~ ,I;,,;,,;ns;s.;.,a- - S'',.' "es'
80 .uo I,s'''sipPl liScr: Gays inc Journal
wen known owner OF large realty in.
u ieresls IN Kansas City last spring wrote TO
q ms agent here that he would not
increase h's Investments here ut present,
Il rs y no regarded it us certain that a serious
hnancial ana business squeeze was about
Il 70 follow the .era OF prosperity and large
values. On the contrary, he instructed his
& agent 70 sell Us much Of the property
8 owned by him as he could dispose of with
out actna! loss; This man was in posi-.
s2tion calculated to afford him tho benefit OF