Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-09-02
, year the production viii be at tit annual

year the production viii he at the annual
rate of 2Oo, WW.0'M pounds
The special n1tIlt has also prepared for
me II list uf thu twenty~slx firms a1l eur
purat inns who l1;trt produced tIn M terrr
plates IL. tue last quarter, will the a,i1tnlnt
produced hy rittli. *Sayrn Ut these nanleS
appear IN tte i.t Ut producers for tlt first
tinic, anil Mr., Aver reports thut so'nt
eight nrtcr ;ulllitinnul firms expect tn be-
Yin tile. Manufacture within the present
quarter. Many If the narles included IN
ti,e lit represent the strongest tir4r1 it, the
country, several III whollt were nmon4 the
nn,t ardent opponents rf the imposition
of the additional duties.
/ have requested II gentleman WIN IN
thoroughly familiar With co1tl1tious OIL
hot II 4idrs ri he .At}intit 10 furnish me Il
statement of the relative tost or prnI,ttinG
Lin plates ut tln' present ti,lr. Thi> state
mtnt which, subn,it and will. hnvt
printed III The Record. +huWs the details
OF toSt III the tWtA euu.ltJjtA,~ :Tht~e figures
Show that tt1t ct,$t<5 making IC :coLe plate
tf!tluy hi thu limited Statt* IL &5a>5 PR bnx.
;tll I'll Ntltss 2f.:.u rrr 1at:Ss " =" j ~
+: rlu*t t|l>tttysis t,f Iii, 1tzhlt vii lsftpW
thnt tIcttiTt1ultc III: etjtt =rNullt Ntlitftr~
rnce iii flzt<>t .lAAti IN tie txVtf tuItt t{tH,
+ 4tla1tlnt }titH1fS 1nntt>4 1ilt A1ll1afh=
Anl Will Hsjye 1rtIltWtnt T. VNttntxt tahl!t=
thoVitlGt IT, Wa*t, actually I11fd I>hr=1}ox:
|@in tin Md 11Hta<ntAt ~ m NVxt|ts N1aQ
LII eIle t+ntttl >>tt<S :*. .
~ It'll 0mItl .tta s1,st ht'W #f}lft}etrfy 4 lid
/ WeIH}1 Observation-Disclosures et,llttuI tltr* prlcu uf:
tIui.I;l TN 1I,l JV yry ti.ivu (.t.1i i!t,tIs%
tnliIvtl to ttlti1,;1tt tho t14E{t for titeEt:
on II tuhvtit. 1osti*l yat the exllelyse 40
x,ttlas.l, III thu ttttvil >>ttes.l >hmtt here:
/ With II xt5lte1ntnt whle1a shows t{lt, rel]tive
price vi t. enke pilates and ct l'"'+@ellnr tn
plate l,ara and TIL ut Lolllon aitl Liverpool
! vt The dates 1la'ned: III l.. H..
| -: <tIt+. May. Iulx.~
Ic coke tit. plate per br,x *s.41 ea@i 2:}.V>
| Et%selner Till plate bars f - >*- = ;. i
ptr t"h -',o t ,1 ~ ~<' "
! Till PER ton, 2:''f' attn. 9e2too
t BY this table 1t appears hat while tl't
price of It. tDke lin nl>H1crd between
September, l>Go, AMI May. i>S'l h' rttts Il
|nx, the price OF Dr>>cu.tr mr< declined
| SI ~ PER ton null tl'c price ut utS fln de'
clinetl *12.,> ptr ton.
| With thu decline which took place In
bnr> alone telwetn September and May.
other things being equal, the prize of tin
Mute should have declined II cents per
| box. lnste!d Of this there WIS an adj
vance of c. cents per hnx, mHle possible
| by the condition Of affairs In America.
| the American tin plate duties going into
effect July |. lSDl, and the profits TT the
/ Welsh manufacturers were increased ri
cents per box In 1871 as compared with
| ISM,
The rrice of cual also declined In this
! period 3O CENTS I,tr ton. Wages AMI other
| costs undoubtedly remained substantially
| unchanged, us the wages paid (union prlcts)
| In tin plate works III Wales have not
changed for fifteen years.
An equally striking exhibition II made
| In The comparison between May. lsol. anu
July. 1St.. In this period the price Of liar,
further declined $1..m per tot,, and the re-
Luctiotl in Il box OF tin plates based Upon
| this decline should lave 1ntn I: cctts a
box, other things remaining equal. In,
stead If this. the actual decline was II. 'E'
tpr box, or II rrtlnction III this ease OF the
profits uf 11te Welsh ranntlfact urer Ut III
| tents per hnN, 49,
It il evident from ti<St statements that
thu Welsh prices ARE put ZIP nu1 down II,
RESPONSE to existing t<lg.nttS Iii the
United States. When the l,rnphtrlts OF
their ,tllrs On this side Of the water In r.
| gnrtl to high prices were 70 III, verified
| prices were nlt III I'D cents pr box III til.
fare Of # sharp t1tc1lne III materials. hut
| wien American nlnnnfnel nrFrS nrc to he
discouraged and. if possible. driven out n1
thu market utl thu eve Of I'LL election. thu
| price il mt ,lrwn - .Ha per buN+
The tin plate Industry nf the ChitrG
Suites IN nuw IN accomplished fact. Hut
one thing IL nect@sHlv for it= tri1mp14ani
Success. aud That /, the maintenance o
thu protective duties
Tile exports trnn Great HrilAin to tht
United States fnr the last four yt:lrA li.v.
heel as fellows, amounts stated In Eroh:
| tOn.:... r.. ..~ 49,. IT, il. fri. ...:.. ....:.
1ssa: ;1l On l.91...,-..:..... tt::.1s
ls!N .,,...;,.,.. 2!Nj-ls lef: St3'o4
Tho exports Ut the last twelve months
bting 2:::;;s. 49, tons less han for the preyi
nt,s ytur !t!.oo1'.. tons less hun in 1880 ant
| III, 7:s2 tons less than IN 1>sa. "
OF the amount imported about Gi,no
tolls urt mu1. into cans which are ngai1
exported, anil drawback IN p,sid on hen
equal 10 the duties paid. The iargrr par
ct thc amount used Mt l4omc will be pro
tlucetl tn the United States within NV
years If the protection il maintained. !
W.. assume tie home consumption las
yenr to be net 45U, 0W. fNQ ruut.1s. I pe
cent. OF it was Of American production
The following list ct prices of gnlvan1ze'
shept iron. N. " gauge. fnr eaeh Of tn
years from 1sHs to 1S:E!, inclusive, lns bee
| furnished n4r by the Mcdaniel & Harve
company, one Of tho largest mAn'tie
turers of galvanized sheet iron in the couf
:, try.
AVERAGE rETfE Of GALVANIZED SIZE
IRON. NO. II GAEGE.
Lift rrfcu Net prlc
t per H. per 1b.
. Gents, Discount. ttHta.
1aas u g5 and per eent.,.. A,::s:l
1Hst.......,, II 61l4 and per cent, AZ
1H!N. ,..:..... IL 11}4 per cent........ ~
Is4l ,,,,,...,, 10 G1l. and 5 per cent, AM!
, lHE fup toJuly) II 10 and To per CENT. BIB
/ The same proportion holds good fur al1 otht
! gauges.