Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-31

tured iu this regard because lu'iS
Is none established The advisaolatt Oh
establishing such am industry Would ue "
very grave question for discussion bF soci,
of,-isfs The imposition of an Increased
tariff therefore. can have bul one chc'1,
In win increase the cost of the thousand
and one domestic articles which are mace
I'M this country from the imported TN pate
10 viii Doe "a very serious drdwoac@ 20 Tue
,,,r,uetition of American canned goods M
foreign markets with similar goods ol lor-
eigu manufacture. and 1t Will ADD III lAe
neiehborho0d of thirty per cent. 20 Jue VVs'
of every tim roof iu the country. nus tn0
Republican WAYS and Means Cohiul1'ec
aims a direct blow az the three important
clements boz domestic economy ulen9is'
food and shelter.
rs to the benefits TO American labor
which would accrue from the establish
mcut Of enough tn plate manufactures
iu this country To- make AN the tim plate
We Use. it is interesting TO note that IL
would give employment 10 about 10000
persons. II has been, however. said
that 100000 persons are interested ia
industries which now regard tin-plate as
a raw material. II is precisely in this
relation that the consumers of tinware,
the farmers and the great canning I'M
du,tries of the country, will be affected.
one ofthc largest manufacturing firms
I'm the country. I'm New York. says:
The condition of things is bad enough
with the present rate of cent "a pound Oul
dutv Off 80 per pound. would have wide
s,,,-.ld and disastrous effects. One of our
associates has written us; FIT tuey au-
vance. the duty Ou tin plate to upper pound
70 will close the doors of half the canning
factories This is our belief ANY cause
which increases the cost OF commodity
win Ultimately enhance its price with "a re-
suIting falliu. of iu the demand 10 makes
u0 difference from what source the lH-
creased cost arises. a tax upon raw mate
rial which must Dee advanced 10y tAe manu-
acturer is evidently the nrst element VI
cost after the raw material on, strictly
speaking. is "a component part oi inc price
of thetuw material.
..t-,'.n th, present rate is grave mlust-
i,,.tn line packer Doubtless hc counts
luUn ultimately getting from the cousulh-
ID. alI that hc advanced I'M payment OF the
fa, and even profit Ou this advance, put
tti. he can only do when hc is selling ms
goods 40 "a profit The pack of corn ana
tomatoes for 1850 is being sold al loss ol
go, fn+.. i1 ....,.fs "a dozen. and this loss is
ii'ia lV l' u ,,..s O. ~. tis f,ii evtent of
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suffer thc ld,leI ms '' aus .''''-.,l ~,
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cuttings mas ''.'' ',.''' ,.;.,t..,- and
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